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CORRESPONDENCE.

! THE TURIKORE ACCIDENT. f

(To tho Editor.)

Silt,—l had hoped to see in the Auckland |, papers a report of the inquest held at j Ohinemutu on tho bedy of tho late Mr j Firth, as the evidence might have shown | what the actual cause of death was. The information might, I think, have proved useful as a warning to invalids and others bathing in Turikore, but no detailed re port seems to hava been published. Turikore is a large warm pool, more than 100 yards in length and in breadth. It ia, ; I beiieve, one of the most valuable baths in the district, especially for rheumatic affee i tions aud skin diseases, I read in one | paragraph that the cause of death was sup -1 posed to be suffocation by carbsnic acid ■ gas. So far as I could pete ive during my long stay in the district, five months of . which weie pas-ed at Whakaretvarewa, : when I bathed in Turikore about three times a day, the only gas that j i arises from the bath or iti vicinity . Is sulphuretted hydrogen ; aud though j large quantitie. of this arc, given off, the outflow is extended over \ large area, and is never in sullicient quantity in any oue place to cause any feeling of gtddi . n.ss or faintness; there is merely the sense !of an unpleasant smell. To the best of my belief, there are no very deep holes in the pool, and I am unable to believe that the cause of death was drowning, surrounded as Mr Fitth was by otlu-r bathers. From such particular* aa I have seen in print, I gather that Mr Firth was in a weak state of health, and from one paragraph that there was some affection of the heart, either 1 functional or organic. If I am correct in j this, then the cause of death is easily ar i rived at. Turikore is, a. I have (aid, a pool of warm water, ranging from 110 feet and over at the southern end, where the hot stream rushes in, to about 00 feet on the wes'ern and northern extremities. At . the northern end its outflow runs into the Puarenga River, a deep add ranid stream, the water of which is very cold -icy cold at this season. Like too many bathers in weak i health, I fear that Mr Firth must have been swimming from the . hot ioto the cold water, and vice versa (a favourite amusement with the Maoris), tbe rapid transitions causing a sudden ces • sation of the heart's action. A lad met his death from this cause at Shrewsbury public school during the thirties of this ceutury, i while Dr. Kennedy was head-master. On the forenoon of a holiday, while the other boys were out at play, this lad had amused . himself by jumping from the hot into tbe cold bath and back again repeatedly, with the result I have stated. The difficulty ia finding Mr Firth's body would, I think, be cauted by the turbicity of the water rather than by its depth, which, I think, nowhere exceed- some eight feet. Thinking it important to warn invalids of the evil con sequences which may result from imme diate transition from hot into cold water when u.iug the Rotorua bath*,—l am, &c, C. D. Whitcohb?. New Plymouth, June 21_t.

THE ADMINISTRATION OF IN- To STATE ESTATES.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Will you kindly insert io your paper a few lines relative to a subject on which 1 feel very deeply? About 18 months ago a young gentleman of the name of Makiu died in my house, all his relatives were in Kngland, and Mr Macfl'arlane, the Public Trustee, possessed himself of all his effects, which included a sum,of money in the Bank. The young mm was buried iv the Symonds-atreet cemetery, and it was th» desire of his mother and relatives that a suitable tombstone should be erected over his grave, for which they sent a design. As there were ample funds in band, there would have been no difficulty whatever in complying with their desire; but Mr Macfl'arlane, initead of respecting their wishes, has quite lgtored them, a mean aud common stone has been placed ov.r the grave, for whicn be states he paid Mr Buchanan £7 6s, but the coping stone round the grave, at-d other particulars named in the contract, have been omitt.d, and' it is in a most incomplete state. By a recent mail 1 received a touching letter from Mrs Makin, from which I take the following short extract:—"lt is tow more than a year sinca we received the s.d news of my rons death, and we cannot understand how it is tbat Mr Macffarlane has not forwarded to us the papers and watch belooging to my dear boy, which we are so anxious to nave. My lawyer, Mr Stew»rrf, has a^ked for tbem long since. We have also bren exp'ctingby each mail to bear from you of the satisfac tory completion of my ds»r sou's grave I am very grioved about it You can scarcely conceive how anxious we are tbat the last tribute we can pay to his dear memory should be ail we can wish for. I have enclosed a note to Mr M»cf_rlan»." I n.ay add tbat the Rev. Mr Dudley has interested himself to induce Mr Macffarlane to comply with the wi.hes of the friends of the dec, ased, and 1 have repeatedly pleaded in the name c mse, but without the slightest effect I have written this letter in the hope that its publication may induce him to move at last ia the matter. —I am, &c, Sara kpitsburq. Past flora Lodge, Seafield View.

THE DEFUNCT TRADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —Tbat theteis a necessity for a council of trades delegates to consider questions j affecting their interest", every one will admit. The Chamber of Commerce aod Law Society are of that character—combi nation* for tnutualbeneir. Wby is it that Auckland is behind in this matter! people are asking ; they have only to look at the report of a meeting published iv a hte issue, to see there were men putting them selves forward as the representatives of trade, who, I question, wsuld receive support from the trad, s they profess to re present, yelping and howling at everything and everybody, and condemning measures and movements which every thinking man must recognifo as the one thing required to make our farmers prosperaus. That townspeople will pay more for things, is possible, but it will be made up to them by increased prosperity. Sewing machine menders and firewood cutters will get more labour. That the delegates of the late Trade and Labour Council decline to annex themselves to arch contending elements, I can well understand, as daring my con | ncction with them I found them thoughtful, earnest men, with two or three exceptions, who seemed to advocate no measures they could not shine in. I sincerely hope tbat the trades will make some movement in tbe direction of a Labour Conncil, as I am con -1 vineed if any leform is to be gained, it must be by combination.—l am, &c, A late Delegate,

ON THE USE OP OATMEAL FOOD.

(To the Editor.) Sir,— Kindly allow me space tor the follow ing quotations in support of yonr corres pondent in Tuesday's issue, re the value of oatmeal as an article of diet. The late Dr. Guthrie, in the "?unday Magazine," remarks : " To say nothing of experience, Liebig, the great chemist and authority on , such subjects, shows oatmeal to be almost as nutritious as the very best English beef, and that it contains a larger proportion of the elements that go to form bone and muscle." This was proved by a course of experiments carried on for a tories of years by Forbes, an eminent philosopher, and the discoverer of the glacier theoiy, at that time Profes l sorof -Natural Phlosnphyinthe Edinburgh I University, and afterwards Principal of the ' University of at. Andrews, For twenty years or so he measured the breadth and i height and loins of his students—a numer ous class, consisting of different nationali ties, drawn to .Edinburgh by his lame. ' These were the results in respect of height, brradth of chest and shoulders, and strength both of the aruisai-d loins:—Tho bottom of the scale was occupied by Belgians; above them, and but a little higher, stood the French; very much above them stood ' the Eoglish ; while the top of the scale was occupied oythe frcotcb, and the Scoto-Irish from Ulster, who, like the natives of Scot ■ land, are fed in their early years .with at least one meal a day of good milk and por ridge. INatious have their prejudices, but the rod which measured tbe height, and the tape that went round the chest of these students, and tbe machine with which Forbes tested the powers of arms, had none. So one might be pardoned when reading these results for remembering the retoit ' make to Or Johnson's sneer, when he de ! fined oats iv his dictionary as " food for horses in Engla-d and men io Scotland," this, namely, " And where will you find such horses as in England, or men as in Scotland J "—I am, &c, * OAT-EATEB. _

CONTAGIOUS DISEASE ACTS.

(To ihe Editor,)

SIR,—Now tbat we have the imDorf... announcement from Home that the Briti. House oi Commons has condemned T Contagious Diseases (Women's) Acts JS fixteen years' trial, by a majority of i™. i two-thirds (132 to 102), wonlTit __ffc well for us to consider whether it i„ L to carry out its enforcement in »„I, *_"* A heavy expenditure has already£" _. curred in the erection of the Lock rrl A o' for the purposes of the Acts which pi,al ratepayers regard as a cross m„_ m*nv of the city funds, but thf b___B__ Vetf*] s«» utilised in many ways {K%s«*_. objectionable Acts. Would it ;°, m _ta<«« visable to re-consider the •».,, be *■*• committing the ratepayer it «!**>» and continuous expend.-- . "u^i maintenance of the _"____ fof fi of medical and other a_w,' y. *™ the old country all .h e „„" end«nts? ] n the Acts have been bonie h*s Workln £ ment, and not by the ln-„i c Govern fact worthy of note, "i __fn?'?P *yew : a the persistent opposition .Si'lJ'" «* surcs are smo to receive nnt i c mea" gious and moral ground T L° f ,y on ««• can be shown on most i____! becluse it they signally fail fc, stt^™ jata tot for which they were fram_ c otJect course will be to desist from »°»' .wi,est outlay in any such d<rrctio_t y in »W pleased to see that Mr Fulton h """^ notice of motion in the Honse"?. i 4' given tatives for the repeal of these aL Pn ßoD' a 1 good men will support him in h- i °1* able attempt to cleanse __£? "J* W statute book measures so oZS "*!s. immoral, and altogether $£$$*»*>■ Raikpatbs.

BIBLE IN SCHOOLS.

(To the Jtditor.) ■ 818, — We shall do well to ._« . pugning the motives oi^tAS^J 1, for the above. All man , n_t D « o *?' Ut' of social ord.r, and theLr» i-V?' 8" society must admit that ttTt _8&f. things, it could be carried ».„«$"• of to all concerned, it would w^f^T desirable. To have £&*% education which I. CS^ stratum of moral troth, is aw™ £"&■ guarantee that the formed Will hIJ-^'? 1 contribute the utmost" fiift? T\& possessor consistent with his J,? W others. Still, in endeljy^ reasons for introducing t___~%iu_ ■ T regretting it, absence, th! «U _s_________i to per.ons, community, and StMfISS value, I think, is not 'tEmi%__l&& that fully nine.tenths o thMeXnfe State school. attendSn^S"^ which may be gathered f«ST__B_3__f the streets, wC?to'l^3?. hour, on Sundays. -Si&Jg a figmentary good, and _ffiKlJgg pected to accrue through t_T*_™,_^« teachers whose spirit andrLSE?'*' plainly nnbiblical gonghWO g*< character of all teache?s" oTa£o?tfi ranks there are a goodly' number of men of gentlemanly B nf excellent moral tone? yet it ia well knownthst there b»Ve W and are still employed, men __ojS_ffi main features oih^ __fi t for thek positions). If, Inrtead of this, a united an?horZ« ".W U»onSttiSl authorities the primary importance of exemplary character it would certainly be productive of a substantial good in ihe appointment of-jndwiatiaiij* in' whose mouths the Bible mi,._t reasonably be expected to yield beneficial results/ To place the Bible for public reading in the hands of men of indifferent repute, of drinking habit. is an insult v i.l, , ch. l¥ren.. an . outrage ttport healthful religious jealousy, atto/certainly disappointsi the expectations, the charges Godless Education," " Secular," per ie, are as unreasonable as they are unffeneroui and untrue. We might as well Ityle om occupations Godless, became employers do not commence the day's opetationsbyread. ing the Scriptures to their emplojes. Properly understood, Bible reading or ex position belongs to neither. Both tbe agitatien and fears are falsely based. Have tbe clergy aad Christian people generally so little faitli in the power and adaptation nt their diffuse efforts to reach the mas.es 1 Their nets, which are spread übiquitously, should leave few indeed to grow np in j ignorance of God and duty, A mistake is made in supposing that the ignorant and degraded are the largest contributors to tbe ranks of social lepers or "Skeleton army." Records and Police Court dis coven, s frequently expose the fallacy. The homes of the educated and religions supply many of the most dangerous violators ot " body aad estate," Bhewing clearly that mrchatjical and cram religion is futile, however genial the surroundings to produce ' character. - Yours, &c,

KOBERT MORI-Y

THE CITY BY-LAWS.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—The oppressive element enters largely into the Auckland City By-laws— mote so, indeed, than it does into those of any other similarly situated city in the colony. Onr municipal representatives, from the Mayor downwards, have thus imposed upon the ratepayers ridiculous restrictions, which, it must be admitted, are as unnecessary as as they are intolerable. 'Ihe Civic Council solely exists for tbe proper and judicious government and management of onr muni cipal affaire, and hot for the purpose of f capriciously superceding the authority with which we hay._ invested them to oar disad vantage. Each member of the Co.ncll de rives the power he possesses from the Cor* poration elector?, and in the discharge _' his official duties he should carefully bear iv mind that he is not to overstep the bounds of propriety. Bis inactions are so defined as to clearly determine their nature and extont, and whenever he travel- be yond the limits of his sphere, he errs, and, to some extent, violates the time-hononred principles for the inviolable currying out ot which he wai chosen countellor. Collec tively and individually, the City Fathers must be legatded as tbe tenants oi the ratepayers; and the welfare of the latter should be solicitously studied by the for mer. The Council does not, however, pur sue this course of laudable recti-—, and, by not doing so, it occasionally exhibits defections snd crotchets * that are reprehensible. In the by-laws, those of the ratepayers who reside in the suburban districts recently incorporated with the city—and whicb localities can only be characterised as rural append ages of the municipality — are sub jected to petty stringencies- of an Intolerable nature, and the sooner they are exempted therefrom the better. To. place a scattered locality like FoMonby—which • is practically situated in the country—upon the same level as the crowded thorough fares of the heart of the city, as regards building regulations, Is an anomaly that carries its own condemnation with it There is no necessity whatever for a formal per mission from the Council to erect honse., or make additions to buildings already erected on people's own property, in ancri thinly inhabited suburbs as Ponsonby. I* is simply nonsense to suppose that the- by laws which apply to Queen-street should be enforoed at Shelly Beach. And yet this is what is being done by the civic authon tie*, if such oppression ia persisted id, * pubic meeting of the ratepayers thould be conveoed to protest against the P*>*j t system being resorted to where not needed, and where the people are instinctively*"; tagonistic to anything that MVtorr" municipal oppression.—Yonrs, &c.< 18th June, 1883.

If You Don't Believe It, Ask Any German.

Is themostwonde^lremeay tna^ _ f application, and caring, to a short gme^ most Inveterate cases.-;.SolfL by all n«™?|r Price Three BhilUn_s.-M. Levy - Co, Agents.

There are about 40,000 square miles of unbroken forest lands in the State of Monn Carolina. There are 19 varieties ot osk grown in the State. Patient: " I find that beer always goes to my head." Doctor: "Nodoubt. mature I abhors a vacuum." Key. Dr. Peddie, of Edinburgh, and his late father, have continuously occupied one pulpit for 116 years, "Lolly"-shops In Melbourne do a big trade in selling spirits to female customers, who pretend it is tea they drink.

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' «i»-.ip-a«*B**»c:;-T'ra''*^*^' ?!' '.ii.-."lff"^ ;Aa_tiOa& Z^m^ml " 1»*--aok* MONDAY, JULY 2, FREEHOLD PX > V 2.KlleS' HTYROOVED HOUSE and STABLES, 570 ACKKs7 KAKAKA. 50 AOKKS, GREAT BAKKIEK ISLAND. 10 ALLOTMENTS, POKENO. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Hootns, Fort street, on Monday, 2nd July, at 12 o'olook. By Order of tits Trustee in the Ketate ot Mr? Susan Kobinson : AT r (-"■" ii'S Tb 21 and 2*. Sub. Lots 3 and 4. ten H, ,-Jttburb-v h: v-in*. a in- r,.*.0 of 119 foet v Mn(i-nt*str..oi and 10(1 Icet to Quarry Road, with a well-built Houbb of G rooms an. large Stabiioi. ereoted thereon. Terms Easy, By Order of the Executors in tkc Estate of — Heme : J-ARAKA-Lots 2 and 11, containing 570 aorea-a fl-o Block ot land, frontlni. Mannkan Harbour Also, GBKAT BABRH'H LLLND-N.W. part 75, contalnici. 10 acrc3 POKKNO-10 Atlotmoat?. SAMDKL COCHRANE * SOW, Auiuioaeera. W, B, OOCHRAH- UAS. OAOBE WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FITTINGS, IRON SAFE, CASE CURIOS. THE Subscribers have received Instruc tions from Mr Thorn;. Powell to sell at his Premt'ea, Lower Quson-street, on Wodnes day, 4th July, at 11 o'olock, The WHOLE ot his FURNITURE oon talncl In tho DINING ROOMS. Lowei Queen-street, con-latlog o£ Dlnixg anc Bedroom FDrnltura; a New Iron Safe by Tannj a largo lot of Fittings anc Partitions, and a Splendid Cose Cora Shells, Curios, tec . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auction.*.-. B. TONES.] [E. C. CAEK.] TU. D. TONKS, TO-MORROW. ot 11 f> clock, "1/1/1. A MATS OF WHITE ANE JL^CV V YELLOW SUGARS, from tht Now Plantations, Holmhurst, B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B, TONES. K. 0, CAEB, B. D. TONKE TO-MORROW. INDIAN TEAS I INDIAN TEAS I A P_A PACKAGES OF SOME OF _tol' THE FINEST TEA EVER IM PORTED. Samples for liquoring at tho Mart. B, TONKS & CO. Auctioneers, 8, TONES, E, C, CAEB, 0, D, TONKS WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, BY ORDER OF THK BOARD OF GOVER NORS AUOKI AND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. -| O ALLOTMENTS & BUILDINGS, lO ALTKN BOAD AND WYNYABD STREET. QQ ALLOTMENTS aND HOUSES, OO ALPHA, CBACROFT. aud POKT LAND-bIREKIS, PARNELL. For Lease for 21 Years, On WEDNESDAY, July I, at 12 o'olook. Pl.na now ready. S, -' USES. O 0., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY NEXr, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, 100,000 WELL-GROWN forest, FRUIT, AND OTHER TREES. MONStFek SALE OF FRUIT AND FOREST TREES, SHRUBS « &c, &c„ &c„ AT ARTHUR'S MART, FROM PON-ONBY NURSERY, Mr W. Mason's, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT MENT of Well-grown TREES, well ba'lei All caret ally Packed and Delivered one month from day of Sale, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 12 o'clock noon. R. ARTHUR, Salesman, &o„ Auokland. THURSDAY, JUNE 28, NOON. HANDSOME & SUPERIOR PIANO, ARTICLES OF VERTUE, ORNAMENTS, BUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFIiCTS, BOOKS, &C. AT A. L-URIE'3, KrQ, KYBK.R PAPS ROAD. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with in tractions from A. Laurie, K( q , wl o Is about to remove, to sell bi jrabiio auoion.a. b'-t Bent donee. Kybar Pass Koad, oc •_ har-day next at 12 o'clock noon, THK WHOLE Oif HIS BUPEEIOK .--Ml NEWLY-3ELECTED HOUSEHOLD FOBNITUHE & EFFECTd, &O. DBAWINB-aOOM-A very Handsome and Ea-T-rior (Walnnt Oase) Hanoforte by Pord, Ha-dsome Snlto |!) pieces). Loo and Card Tables, Carpet and Hearth Bug, Firo Sore3D, Fender and Kire lions. Mirror, Window Blinds, Cur t-ins, Cornice Poles, PloiuriiH, Marble Figuros, Bter-oaoope »nd Kllr'eß, M'orosoope. upara Glagi, talcon Pistol, a Oronp of Chinese Flowers and 5 o»^sx (nn.ler Glaus Shades). a Set of Yeses, _ Set r;t>iaofe Vases, lima- j DINING-ROOM —v 4. Good T.eather-oovered S Suite 18 places). Tabic Book Case, a Superior Sinner's Cabinet Sewl.tg Maohlno, i Bronze FlKUrea. Bronz) Stair. Photographs and PlotnrfS. sender and ,Fire irons. Carpet and Hearth Bug, Window Blinds,, Curtains, Poles Platodwaro, Handsomo Timepiece, Musi cal Box, Glass, China, and Earthenware. BOOKS.— Very superior woll-covered editions of tho following English and Gorman Books : -3 vols Shakespeare, with engravings; 19vols Hounehold Words; 30 vols Novels, by Levor and other authors; 11 vols Con Loscion (Ger man) ; and VO vols, consietin. of the complete works of Schiller, Goethe. Wioland, and Heine. BBDROOMS.-Bedsteads (iron and wood), Bedding. Toilet Tables, Washstands, Toilet Sets, Looking Glassos, Cots, Commode, Linen Basket, Carpets. Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes, Blinds, Curtains, Cornice Poles, &o. _ HALL, KITCHEN, WASH-HOUSE, &O.- Oilcloth, Scraper, Umbrella Stand, Wool and othor Mats, Tablos, Moat Safe, Perambulator, Earthenware, Kitchou Uteuails. Scales and Weights, Baths. Washing Machine, Shower Bath, Weighing Machine, teo. On view on tho morning of tho sale, after 9 O-lock. TO-MORROW. AT 11 A.M. PAINT', WHITE L.AD, DRIERS, OILS, COACHBUILDEKR' VARNISH, AND CEMENT. JOHN REID & CI. WILL sell by auction, on Tuesday, 28th in. t., at 11 a.m.. TBE FOLLOWING F'PRT-OOASS GOODS ISO kegs White Leal, genuine, and No. 1 3D Kegs Potent Lrierg 80 kegs eieea, liiaok. Yellow, and Bed Paint 03 UnßCoach'auiki.;'i."!''t.i,.i_a ' Also, m csaks Wbitß'B g<Mlw& c.me.|



Ml^ MM __MM.MM—_WHW<—!_* Aucronß. TO-MOKK l»\V . GALF LKATHEIC INDIA KIP. Kit) ' ' SKINS, HUNGARIAN IVAILS, _~.t:ji L>KILLS. GAB V, TE L I. EYf I S ear ILL sell on abov. ilat. at 11 o'clock, p Cases CALF LEATIIKR and INDIA KIP O Tons HUNGARIAN NAILS -1 Case CREAM DRILLS Term." at Sale. TO-MOKKOW.. AMERICAN ANTI-DUST PARLOUR STOVES & COOKING RANGi-S, GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell by auction, on tho above date. ••-• bis R.-mw. at 11 o'clock. A Con?it!nn.cnt oi above Stoves 15 Rolls, each Si) yards, Wire Netting, suit able for croquet lawns and othor pur poses, The stoves aro a great novelty, and ore well worthy inspectior.. Suitable for Drawine rocms, Parlours, O Hcos, and Factories. DUIiKA- YAKDS. EpOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, I? f.vsry Tnesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, snd SKINS. UOWTER & gOLAW. ~ TUESDAYS. THE BAYMARKK TJ SALE OF WOOI. SHEEPSKINSJ HIDT--3 AND TALLOW, oaoh Tuesuay, . at 1. o'oloo-. ALFRED BUCK__\-iD, [ IronmonKery. i 1 1 rtIIEAX O AtWYfARK O OOU«. n., QU-tE-..5_,-__r. 1 «J» A J 010 X. . UAVW FOB BA_K-.-> BO.W'AX'S aiSDCiJPTNIO D-AMrS issj. sea BBBMKSf!, FOK'i"., 0L0833, ASD Vt C .. And * Ores* Vnrieiy ol Ohlmni*" KOuaaE'a Loose con's ak» Wi«j„_.ls XABhS AND POOKBTaKS. JOHITSOK'S OBI.ELi.ATBD SOTS-SOUS OJ_AKE_ BO«-'SiC_ i'-AUUBPAISfi, ft. G__r_--B'J iri ■£« Ti._t -«D ciovruv POTB, STAMJrKJ) 'CI9NKD MsAT AHP Fa Disksh, BAsraa aku BAim. Paks i*:! •Lies., Epoekts, TtTBS, FAILE, asl- OVJ-.1-, BEOOMS, f JOBDRBStES, WHI3EB, &f., Haik, Cloth, ah» Hah. Bkushek, cabk-, elaou..*., and lykeoh's -padk;. and oigginq EJAHOKN KOfcH, BAKK3, AND JTI-OWBi...'' AO_U-_, PLAfil—, XiAfflaitiH _ B-tAO-t-t. Twi&t a«i> f A-BM- Bit. (all __s.>. ItOOKB HINOIS, JNAILiI, AMD WSAB.WAB., ScorT'. Ghso-hh WaiTa Lsad, KAW AHD BOItBD -IKRSKD 'Oli rJVJI l_ii C'—i-T. „tWjC'i ,' "■ Allowed to U--!i Purc_ai._»v 0- _l **l* *m tutUiu. 10 ilk -■•''• al'*-'' 1 ■■ . Horticultural. TH OS. STEAI) '■ N & CO,, 175, QUSCIi.W-K'i'rl.t-';«.'!', .ii CKLIHD, Opposite T, S; S. M.irrfn te CO.'S. Coachbuilders, &o. Cousins & Itkin, DBBUINKBa AND BUILDERS 01- BNQ'.T-H. A'-IKKIOA.-*". MI_N:..H. AND ANT OrH>.K 3TYLB OV CABKIAGKS. KST_BU_naD 18C1 BOYS' VEL'OCIPHDES 225.; PERAMBUKATOHS, 1&.; NVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; A6O, BICYCLES (best English make), ROCK ING HORSES, &0 R. ANDERSON, PARRAMATTA-STREET, SYDNEY.



r Tea Merchants. . j in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS j BOLD BY ROBERT liTs.__L. IT may not lie universally known that without Advertising, Tlckotiii*., or Puffing, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a few years tho Largest Retail Sales ok Teas In the Province of * Auokland. This tact is unmistakeable proof ot the PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of * the TEAS SUPPLIED, As tho result of forty year;;' English and Colonial experience iv the trade and by careful selectiou of tho best of the various growths of India and china Tg/J?, ROBERT NEAL is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10a. ,s onequaa tlth d _ pk-oe. : The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10a. """ 7T™Tmm»S«. The Superior Quality of tho Teas sold by Robert Neat, are so sclf-ovitlcnt to thoso who have tried them, that no Boientlilc analysis Is necessary to proclaim their Genuine Purity and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



I _■ \t C-1.-"- r;£ ■ ,:'■._?___ "-it.--s>' '^-.ss^ S \_ IVB w i*% I C_ DRINK OUR P9M IUSIs V... _ It has Mo Equal for Tru _ S-sUm'.-jI Flavour, Valuo, ait- S.-rongSf.. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 ST 3/-, 3/4, 4/- -■' 1-Jb. and J-ib. Packols. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "KSr. Nelson is a Professional Toa Taster and BlonUor." AWA-DED GOLD* SILVER MEDALS. §ELSQ_T, ||OATE & (Jo. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AGENTS—EVERYWHERE. Musiofl 1. .Jits: jUST j, A N D E D. ?i A beautiful Asaortmont ot 80KIV i? - 8 UQ3BWOOI) ft WALNUT EIANO-, Also, I HA-vMONIUMS I -IAU-Oi-nU- i -;urpa«.lng sll uot.ro Imported for »wi-_tn»»_ of tone o-_b_-_ with powe,-. l-Tlco frot>. £10 toOOGn'ne.., wlthtwoßowe ot Key* In E:o gant Case-?, whloh will be sold at a Reduction foe Cash, or on tho Doferred System of Pns ment, . KBB AND CO.'S MCBIU SALOON, LYO-UM HALL, HoBBON-flTnu-T. ne»r Vlotorla--tTe-t. OUILDINdS COMING DOWN. In consequence t_ the Oitj Counoll having Bold tho Building*.. J. HOW DEN 1. compeUc. 10 Clour unt lib :)toon ot WATCHK3, CLOCKS, JICWKLLKBY, PIAKUB, OKGANS. te HA-.MOK IU-tS. Etc., I'.tc. As no Reasonable Off...r will be Refused to C.-_, ho trnpts tho Pnhllo will talte advan tage of this, hia Fi.-et Hale for 22 year*, aud glvo him a Cal-. at once. SHOKTLAND-STr.EKT, SewitiK Macnmes. %y« \ ~U, ;;' ; * SIMVIisO iMAyuiiS/1. IM FOR _'_■_•-, UAf. jcirr flsostvist) 4ts>": :._t.*r-nf.-S- i*. Gi_i>ll_-"._- M^iil.-.- -I-.. VarlA- Tiis Warra Co,'. Hsvnxa M-tcaiOT. The Most Slleo 1 Th» Cheapen Tha Moei Rapin The Bii'hoel Arm Tho Ko_» Stoat*. Ths .--..-seat Teo'..'' Tho ste I"__y — Vfrtrn Tne Boat Ccvor The Host Ourabsa Th. BLuplaKt Shuttle Tha Mom* i&»2:w*.* 3"-. Neaton HMMs TS,_iX__ BLUJBIKB- from fit I'-V *'::'"--:■ v'' '"■ l'^,'".7:''T^?!9j}_S»_ft rBH 8H8» St»»ntM SAOVISSVB C'StH MADE. fries "' HAKB __£&__£-, ZS 10. AISO, iVSf&\t (Jfi C,Ais_ ©ennlne ai_«-- iTristor and Bo mai vy'Uithalm .''jti-ndard Howe Company'!l, Wheeler sad WUaoa Stover act! i-steer'ti Jfeiios'u A3O Domß-.u! .l.tlo-lm-«oodmak iSSt'M ss. _, j-kb w.kx i 2s, Sd, rats Wume' ».<,_ -_iCL>.)'fl*3 iiU_;:_*i*-£t', £_A.-_ __________ ju. c. P.u,1. :.i _. .li.__ik_ I *"t, MsLeatantl On . Ptonaoi Mtot-*i, 'A .ttnaare ' .'hnmaf *>'.:.!«. Otrabrldge : William Htt>ven„on i.-o_i_ai<_ j ii. vV'arto, Bainlitorn l Jsrii»li ao. >-oTiau, Gl_>.oiii. 1 Brennan tart C<_, Vs.n:aaat ?ntS is -.*«i.r n.:,ii?-x m.H s ij" 3 a » 7 1-j « r- •, 'qukkn-strivkt by spkciai, 'l-^p?--^ appointment, _4_^tP_s—{Vl—ri-* ---[ESTABLISHED 1855.) BUY ONLY TIIE CELKBRATKU /d OMc st ic\ X MACHINES. / The Eaßießt, Simpleat, Best Made, ana Most Durable. LAKGEST BHOvvTrOOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Tho only Sewing Machine which has nevor been beaten in competition, SOLE AOKNT3 IN NEW ZEALAND I SKAKESPEAR & CO., Qncen-street, Opposite the Market. 0 I.>- .O LAiB Ig, VICTOEIA-S'I'EKET, \MPOKTER liS1 BUILDERS' ft FURNISH ING .HON MONGERY Dibiso*.' yaoM MAi*n7-"AOTcr.,wsr, Has fo. Sate, at wiw Rav*ft ' -' :A.mcrif.crs' Tooiis _r*-l!i( tockf, EijISJ::. Kltehen Kang;"s Kcaiittnr Qratei*, 4a gtati.- Vans;? i'Sarble *nd JtaameUea ..'lats >.ci.J',t.,j>ioo_, Lartteat Stock in Anokland Marble, Eleotio-Plate, Curb and ot'ir Fenden Oalvanlsod Iron, Sheet Lead, and SSLno Slatee, Cement, and Plaster 1 i,EOXJ9-N PYJI_3



Nelson. IYSoate & Co."_ GELEBHATED CHALLENGE I mm i -OK-St* t3.irt3;*-___l irswi.;.-! s^ißsm '''-^a QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next tJie New Zealand Clo-Dlng Factory. I lime; &_ Mm® jV|A.IURANGI UYUKAULIC LIMIT. The WAI X SOUTH CUMKBT OOMPA - V be« to ncqn-lnt vlielr Mitnorons frl-ndi that they are now tiblo to oxtcuK) -11 oriors wi h (l.Bpßtoh. the sndrten Incrotwo In tholr huslnois l»»t> j htiv'nt ltd to nmor filni.tp lntnicni?.—l. H. KIUH. 83. Qtieoc-etrtot. So.o Ail-nt. Town Yard i Cuitomhoosontrcet Wi bi (text Sims and Brown's). l_f It O D N D JL I M E. GROUND LiMK, FOR SALK.I SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRA UL I GROUND ROCHE liE-H. In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to Btone flaßKlnst lc un rivalled lor durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanka and othor wot work I ia a first-class materia B, KEAIN E, SOLE A«K NT, CUSTOM-HOtTSB-S'TRK-T. rAKK NOTICE^-That notwithstanding all that Is entd in favour of other Mahn ranffi Limes, tho etoidy but iucreaalnK domftnd from »U narta of Auoklind and Province. Booth and Au«trnll.. is n anfilclont tntirantre a-^ to the •.cnolno-n or i'LU.HAM B_NN_ I'YNK AND CO.'S HY!'R4."i,IC t.fMK "or Walla. Floors and Gurden Paths it IUN-'OT uk Himnici) DDT. —For .jlrculara and tnrth. •,• Informationai.plr at Anokland Rranoh. Oustom-hou-*a-Ptreot ','• *;.«. Bußiness Notic«B. TBBKB DOOES ABOVE "SIAIt" OrFIOB. MKROHANT- ACCOUNT BOOK". INBOUiNt HI -ND MUtINS REQIBTKB BOOKS 3pkcul_x Ruled and Bound. Mnslo, Maj;ni!inoH, Publio Libraries and Sunday aohool Hooks woU bound. BAKKRt. BPKOIAL BULKD DAY BOOKS. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Bonks Re-bound. . AND AND CHOIR MT.RIO BOOKB KULiCD' rp-BM-IWinllllMllff'll'^™"'" I™™^"1 ™™^" Formosre In Morto. ■\TEW ZEALAND FF.RNS J3 (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in varioUß ways), From 12 up to 120 Varieties, For Sale by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES-STREET. ■__■_____« ■ _^.__J_SS_______ft '—SBBs-""^ Kbtablished in Glassow, SOOr.AND, 1861. i A M E S KERR, •■» GKNfiRAL WORKING CUILKR, Wkiikblst-bikkbt Eabt (Seoond Shop t.om Qaoen-atreet). Rosor., Eolssors, and Knives Rraond and set, Pcokot Knlvon rc-bl-ded, rvnd all kinds of Cutlery rounlrcd, tec J. K. will alway* hvo ou hand a First olasa 'took of Hourehold on. Otcket Cutloty loault all claKßos and a capita! stock of Speotaolos to suit a 1 sights, SpiCticlca Htted with Now Syea and SJidta. All Wong _ u,-. baktrrd. Hjttffl MISSUS TEUTENBKRG jT; 1 Quern -btbkbt, jT^illi V XT AYE on Hand a #•" t- %V\ Complete Stock of f I -«l._rN._ MADAME WEIGKL'S •W*-t?Ws>tP I'APKU PATTERNS ob _Mff I. If 4I > DRESSES, MANTLES, } 1 H "55,^0, '^o Patterns aro jBI /''! // cut In ten diilerent sizes " 'or LacliMondChildren, <Gr**&r. 3_ accompanied by direo t_' tions and illustrations for niakiug up. Sold at prices ranging from Bd to 2s. Newest styles monthly In Weieol's Journal of Fashions. Price, 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annum post free (payable in advance). Catalogue of Fashions, 3d; by post, Id. Orders by letters attended to on receipt of prioe and postage. Sole Agonts in Auckland: MISSES TEDTBNBBKG, Queen - street (MoArthur's Buildings), U~~N_ON OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE CO-I PANY LIMITED). MAN FACTURKR3 OB" COMMON AND TOILET BOAPS. OANDLKS, PEANUT. AND OTHBR LUBRTOATING OILS. Soup and Cami iv Works I Pa-inbll Oil Worksi Uukjomhoobk-'-tkekt West. Warehouse and Ollloos I Lowiss AtBKBT BTBEET, vash Pureha«erß of Tallow. Delivery takoi. «t thi:,lr Pr.n^e! Works or VV -.rehouse. ■■% PEACOCK, * - OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLE AND EYB GLASSICS of every description. AN Acorm.-TK Fit Guaranteed. COMPOTTKU MICEOSCOPKS & TELESCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid BArtoMETMts, 'i'IiEnMOMETKR., Eleotuio Belfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Ma^teta Sltotrlc Maohines and Medical Colls, opera o lasses, binocular, field . and marine glasses, Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salln ometors, Argontometora, teo., tec, teo. AQENT rOB iAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE Tit! F'Sr.OFFT E, \ SUOItXL.VNIJ-BXliElil i



■»_-_M_____MMM_a_WWl_M_MMl __WM_B_MMBB«_aWM-S-MI-MglgliMßg | Ironmongery. T.&aMOEEIJN&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HAKDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OP Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEN la, MACHINERY, FENCING WIBE, BAKBBD FENCING WIRE, Are Now Landing, Ex George Bewley and s.s. Westmeath, 4400 Bars Iron 320 Bundles Iron 38ft. Ko»s Wiro JNails 120 Uoxes Charcoal Tin Plates, lc, lx, lxx, lxxx 110 Bundles Hoop Iron 2S Lcamint;ton Itanges 4 Cnska tied Ochre 2 do Soft Soap 1 do Varnish 20 Barrels Stockholm Tar 1 Case Guv Caps and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges 3 IS't Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip Seed 1 Cask Galvanised Rowlocks & Rudder Irons 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, as sorted 1 Cask Maul Kings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoes 12 do Best Quality /lock Horse Shoes 10 Cases Patent Mangles 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases Ncilson's Close Fire Ranges 6 Sienna Baths, assorted, sft 61n and Cft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Electro-plated Goods 3 Casks Cast Butt Hinges 3 do Iron Washers 36* Sets Single Electric Pells, Inexpen sive 12 Bets blectric Bells, 6, 8, snd 10 Indi cator 15 Dozen Solid Cast Steel Spades 6 do Clay Spades and Mattocks 6 Casks Ro watt's Anncapnlc Lamps 1 Cane Boxwood Rules, lft to 4ft. 4 fold 2 Ca-es Chest Handles, Axle Pnllojrs, &c, 3 Cnska Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 Ralls 4 do Cattle and Sheep Bella 1 do Carpenters' Rim Locks 1 Case Buggy and Carriage Lamps 1 do Steel Ashpan Beading 38 Dozen Galvanisod Round and .Ova Tubs 3 Bales Tool Kits, as orted 6 Cases Tinfoil 1_ Ton French Glue 1 Cask Tailors' Irons and Flat and Bar Weights 10 Bales Galvanised Wire Sieves aad Kiddle* 4 Cases Copper Boat Walls, Tacks, Rivet., &c. 1 Case E. P. Forks and Spoons 4 do Kegister Graten, with W.P. Beads 1 Case Tile Hearths 48 Kent Grates •;, 1 Cask French Ball Grates 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallons 338 Camp Ovens and Covets * 13 Kegs Wire Cloud Nails 64 do Cut Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Uoller. 15 Pig Troughs, assorted 3ft to 6ft 32 D.zon All-steel Gravel Shovels 17 do Cost Steel Digging Forks 20 Pairs Dray Axle Arms 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cases Mahogany and Birch Knobs 2 do Howarth's Ventilators 43 Three-legged Pots 1 Gate Avery's Steelyards, 601b to 4001b 2 Cane* Avery 8 Scales 1 Cask Cut Tin'd Tacks 1 Case Butter Prints, Pats, and Wheels 2 Lnthe«, flin. rentre, pwer geared 1 Only Am item's Wood Turulug Lathe complete, with fas>t and loose liead^, counter shalts, &c, socket ard hand rest. This Is highly Coishcd, with polished walnut tabic, ami la certain to give satis. faction 6 Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing caws, bits, saw sets, plane Irons, marking gauges, plated squares, saw pads, spokeshaves, coopers dtaw knives, &c. 1 Case B.M. Tea and Coffee Pots 3 do Bass Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-plated Dish Covers ■ 1 do Braes and Copper Wire 6500 Feet Galvanised Pipe, }ln, to _n, 8200 do Black Pipe,, .in to 1 Jin, 6 Casks Pipe Fittings 1 Case Emery Wheels 3 do Best Tinned Soft Steel Sheet!, for titipmiUiK' u?e 80 Cases Patent Horse Nails 23 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron, sft to 10ft 1 Ca«c Spear and Jackson's Saws 3 do Spear and Jackson's Mill Saws 1 do Spear and Jackson's Cross-out Saws 4 Cases Spear and Jackson's Circuit* Saws Bft 30 Randall's Disc Harrows, 6ft, 7ft, 9ft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wire 2 Cases S. & J. Hollow-back Saws 2 Cases One-man Saws 2 Cases S. & J. Chisels and Ganges GAS FITTINGS. To the Residents of tub North Shobb— T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Respectfully invited inspection (hy intend ing purchasers] of their extensive Stook of Gas Fittings, comprising— 2, 3, 4, and 5 LIGHT CHANDELIERS Latest and Elegant Designs in Copper Bronze, Steel Bronze, Bright Lacquer, Painted China, and Crystal. HALL LAMPS AND LANTERNS. A '"hoice Assortment CORK S IDE, Pendants, 1 and 2 Lights GAS BKACICT.-*, Single and Double GaS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETS GAS WAKMOVG STOVEB GAS CO-KING STOVES 3_The above Largo and Choice Assortment of Gas Fittings are being offered at cost price, and afford a rare opportunity of securing n good article at a LOW FIGURE. T.&S- MOKBIJN&CO, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HAKDWARE MEItCHANTS & SHIP OHAHDLEBS, t-IUBEN te HIGH STHKKTH, AUCKLAND, GENuIWIS PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT- I



»___-—_—■———■—■ ——————————————— Drapery and Clothing. _ Caution tq the Public, In 000-__——on ol many Mtslwultng Adver—_ mente lately appearing In oar pap*—. SAMUEL / .OOMBFS & f<o. AMUEL L-OOMBES & \jO. I la their usual good faith, have Issued the fol lowing Price Ust. Wo guarantee eaoh j Article given, and the price will speak for Itself i- Good Household Callc >, 32-inch wide, 2_d per yard ■ The Celebrated AA t Calico, 86-Inch wide, 3Jd | No. 2 CieW-son's. -Jd per yard I No. 3 Cwwdson., 86-lnch wide, 6J- per yard I 72-lneh Heavy White Twill Sheeting, 10_d , per yard j AU widths in Flnlay'a Sheeting 60 per cent. leu than claawhe.o j 90-lnch Double Warp Twill Sheeting, Is -d per yard, half-price 10-4 Fins Witney Blanket-, 6s 6d| worth 17s Gd targe Sim Finest Quality, Sis per pair Quilts, in all -tees, from as lid each Flannel, SJdpe. yard, will not be purchased elsewhere lass than Is Colonial Flannel, Is OJ<l Dress Dbpartmiiht. 87-loch Hoary Serge, suitable for Winter Dresses, 6_d j worth la 1 37-lnch All Wool Serge, W&d original price, _■ A Quantity ci We most Fashionable % 4(f Newest Materials will be -*-" a < h, B I than cost ~_-. ' •*>" New Black and ColouredJonsUleen-, from Is 6d i for the per yard 'npour of Black and Co'onred wilka, 2s 6d per yt..d; worth 5s 6d 3 Cases of Wluceys, 5Jd; worth Is per yard Mh-Unbby and Mantle department. A Lot ot Black Chip Hats, fashionable shape, 64d eacU 100 Hats and Bonnets, this Season's Goods, imported direct from Paris, will be told at half-price All our Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters will be sold at ono-thlrd less than usual price C-OTHIHG D-PARTMBtO. COO Fairs Men's Extra Strong Tweed Tren* sera, 6s lid; worth 10s6d 800 Men's Salts, Colonial made, 86s the suit 800 Navy Serge Suits, 21s; worth 46s 60 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coats, 106 6d ( worth 80. 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 16s 6d j worth 60s 140 Twted and Cloth OverceaU, from 16s 6d Shirts, Ctillare, Ties, Socks, at half-price S. COOMBES & CO. Will nol sell to Shopkeepers or Retailers. As the prioes In many eases are ranoh below Wholesale Price, the only pledge thomselves to snppl y con- Burners at above list Prices. NO-K TAB ADDUKB.- OM THE PREMISES LATELY OC CUPIED BY Jo CoSGRAVB & Co. Samuel Coombes & Co. j i



St. Jacobs Oil. I SRSW "-■*" ff*»i «■"'■ tr^, i**? (fSJUfr ! W^ TKADI3 /^ MAI:K* 4M 0_ w. rW B* t_9 VAT __y « I , feLillwllillti_. j JT'OIH, it. _._._- , 'ivi*- -•_ >m j^-___> ' ST. JACOBS OIL i ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL | ST. JACOBS OIL ■ THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, t THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, i THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. ! ST. JACOBS OIL i HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH 'HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH j FOR THE CURE OE ru.L'M.-'Hsm.necralgia.baokaohk, •a soreness of the chest. gh.nbr4l bodily pains headache. toothache. hubnß, sc..ld3, sprains. Bwellingß and bruises, , J j0' -PLAINS, SOBE THROAT & QUINSY. ' And all Kinds of Household Aooldentt. ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. As a Prompt Relief and Cure for the fol lowing ailments and diseases, and as a general pain-relieving and healing liniment, uo preparation on earth equals the hercuau Rem-dy, St. Jacob's Oil. Its remark.bo action has mystified medical men ; d, lighted sufferers who, after years of tortuiing pain and unceasing doctoring, found it their only hope and cure; and it has di pelied the doubts aud prejudices of the most lucrodulous. It can be safely stated tbat no dealer who has soli the article will s-y that .hone assertions are not justified by lacts. An External Rem-dy is universally -.ckuowlcdged to be the safest, and the St. , (Jacob's 0.1 will be found to be the ' /yturest, simplest, and cheapest. As a trial /. I r ,>.ls but the conipaiatively trifling outlay 0* 1 three shillings, everyone suffering with pain can have chosp and pasitire proof of all these claims. Many persons occupying prominent st» lions in life, and who are well and favour ably known throughout the land, have from their owe experience and observation, ac corded the must enthusiastic endorsements to she St, Jacobs Oil. For such testimo nials, and for countless cures almo.t sur passing belief, aud showing what this won derhtl icmedy has accomplished, persons ~re referred to our Annual -liuaimcs and other printed matter, to be had Fiii-u, of Drrggists aud Dealers in Medici-,., aud mailed by us upon application. Ult.E_-TO;. is.— Ia using the Sr. Jacob's 0,1 it is especia ly important to bear in mind the f,ic. tha. sub.taucea uf n volatile nature should never be subjected to lis*.AT or FLAME. The Oil should be kept in a cool place, *ell coritcd, aud uerer applied ueur FiftK or FL-.ME. Full RHEUMATISM.— iiub freely with the St. Jacob's Oil, and keep w.ll protected against the cold j apply night and morning With thorough rubbiug, and more frequently if desired. In somo stubborn and chronic casts of Kheum-tiain and Neuralgia, its use must be eoutiuued to effect entite relief and a cure. NEURALGIA.—FreeIy apply to tbe waits, remeuib.iing to keep well protected, which should be always done. BACKACHE, SuKKNESS OF THK CHEST, and GKNEkAL BjDILY PalisS.— The use of the Oil, with friction, particularly oter the affected region, gives prompt relief. HEADACHE AND TOOTHACHE.- For the former, batbe the forehead, temples, and bchi-d tho ears j and, for the toothache, wet a piece of cottou with St, Jacob's Oil, and place in the tooth. FOR BURHS AND SCALDS.-Loosely apply a piece of linen well saturated with the Oil, and also batho the burned parts with tho renndy. Should there bo a _arg« mrface seriously burned or scalded, freely use a mixture composed of Linseed Gil and Lime Water, each one-half teaaup--.il, with une or two tablespoonsful of -. t. Jacob's Oil, several times a day if ne-.d.d. SPRAINS, SWELLINGS, ANOBUKNS. —Apply the remedy tbreo or four times a day, or oftcner, if necessary, rubbing It well in with tbe hand, or a piece of flannel. FROSTED FEET AND EARS.-The application of St. Jacob's Oil Is equivalent to a positive cure ; and for Corns, Bunions, and Soreness ot the feet, it provides a quick relief and generally a certain cure. SORE THROAT AND QUINSY. - Appty the St. Jacob's Oil to the throat ex ternally, and wear a piece of flannel around tho neck during tho continuance of the attack. In stubborn cases, a gargle of Chlorate of Potash, Iv solution, will give groat relief, In conjunction with the free external use of the Oil F-'R HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS and for Pains caused by Cuts, Wouuds, Sore., Channgs, Eruptions, Dislocations, Inflam mations, Weakness of tho Ankles and J.ints, Chapped Hands and Face, and for oil other ailments and mishaps continually occurring, it is .imply necessary to apply tho St. Jacob's Oil iv accordance with tha suggestions of common sense, and the fore going specific dircciions, to experience im mediate relief, and an entire cure. INTERNAL US-'. -Incases of Cholera Morbu*, Cramps, Internal Fains, &c, in addition to the free use of the Oil exter nally, take from 5 to 25 drops (but no more) with halt a teaspoonful of Bicarbonate of S ida, in water, according to the require ments of the case. I" Neuralgia and i>'eu ralgic Headache, from 2 to 5 or 10 drops (but no more) can bo taken internally, m sweetened water, AS a HOUSE AND CATTLE SEMEDY the St, Jaob's Oil is pre-emin ently the best article ever introduced. Where it is used in time and freely applied it will cure Spavin, Ringbone in its early stages, Bruises and Sprains from whatever cause, Cracked Heels aud Scratches, Lame ness, Stiffness, Cramps of tbe Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Evil, Spit rj t, Strains, Contrac tions of the Muscles, Swellings, Striu^kalt, Tumours, Fistula, Cuts, Sore Throa', Dis temper, Colic, and very many other dise.se". It is especially useful for Fuot-tiot iv Sheep, promptly relieving ani always curing th-t danger,u? di*>eace. • IMPORT N> CAU'ION!—In pur chasing, s;e that every buttle bears our wgnitun, and also private U.S. Govern ■ tueiu Scamp, The term "St. Jacob's 01" is our registered Trade Mark. To imitate tht. same, tiiher directly or inuireetly, is a cnutinal offence, punt liable by heavy fine and imprisonment, a,s was clearly sliowa in U.S. Court at Clevehmd. Ohio, where, in 1878, wo were awarded thiite.n thou j sand five hundred dollars damages, and a | perpetual injunction against an imitator of ' our trade mark. A. VOGELBR & Ou., Baltimore, Md., U.S.A. ST. JACOB'h OIL can be obtained from any Chemist or Storekeeper throughout , New Zealand. i I Price Thbse Shillings a Bottle. Sole Agents lor Auckland, New Zoaland— j M. LEVY & CO., j gUEEN-STRJ-ET, 4