House of Representatives.

TUESDAY.

[BY TSLEGKAriI—OWN RIPOSTES,] Notices of Motion and Questions. Mr I'yke gave notice to ask Government! if any steps had been takeo to prevent the linihug of ihe lush "Invincible " informers iv tbis colony. Mr Bracken gave notice to ask if it was j the fact that no steps have been taken by Government towards erecting a light at Waipapa Point since the Tiirarua disaster, Mr Bracken also gave notioe to ask that tbe Miniiter of Justice give instructions that when prisoners are to be removed from one gaol to auother they be not apprised of tbeir destination. Major IE WnsoEO gave notice of tbe Maori Representation Act Amendment Bill. The Charges Against Mr JDeLautour. Mr DeLautour moved that the miuute of' tho receipt of the native petition presented by Mr Bryce some weeks ago, whicb made accusations against the membar for Mount Ida, be expunged from the journals of the House, Mr SIIMMSKI seconded. Mr BaYCK rnovtd as an amendment that the petition be referred back to the Native Affairs Committee for full inquiry. He said that Mr ' 'uLantour hud stated in the Hou>o tb.it ho was prepared to defend himself when called upon by the House. Mr HoBBS seconded. - ' Mr iJELAUT'Ua thought persons should not make accusations unless prepared to [jubtantiace tinm. Col,.Tbimb> a, Chaimuti of ihe Native Affairs Committee, spoke in favour of the courae augges ed by Mr DeL.autour being carried out. He said that the Committee was made the v«hicle for slandering mem. bers of the House. I

Mr McDonald said the petition was something like the document which Mr Bryce kept in his office for two years until he coul-i make use of it to damage a bill which wa3 not before tke Houie. He ac-

cuscd Mr Bryce of endeavouring to smuggle tbis peti'ion on to the journal of the House after the Native Committee bad refused to I entertain it. He asked, did Mr Bryce in- | tend to summon the people making the ' allegations to give evidence. j Mr Siujiiian supported the amendment. ' Sir George Gkhy expressed surprise j that the libellous petition should have been j inserted in " Hansard," and expressed the i opinion that it must have been by the \ pleasure of Government that it had been inserted. I Major Atkinson here asked the Speaker j if Sir George Grey's remarks were in order, j The Speaker said when he saw the peti- j tioniu '' Hansard" he was so muchsurpriasd ! that he had sent to the chief reporter, and had received a reply to the tfiect that it was j customary to insert petitions when tead in ' the House in conuectiun with the second ! reading ot a bill. Mr Bryob said he knevv nothing of it being in " Hansard " till his attention was drawn to It Sir Gkorok Obey said he had no doubt it had been inserted for the purpose of pleasing the party In power, tie said if there was to be an inquiry, iv common justice to the parties concerned, the country should bear the expense of bringing ;he witnesses Major Atkinson said the tima had come when the House should set its foot down on wholesale charges of corruption. After conkidcrable discussion, during which Mr Hurst suggested lhat the charges iv the petition should be heard by a royal commission, and several Govern ment supporters spoke. Mr DeLautour'a motion was carried on the voices. Mr Bryok then moved the adjournment of tbe debate, and gave the history of ihe petition. The motion for adjournment was losk, and on the question that Mr DeLautour'i motion ba carried being again put, Mr Sctton called for a division. Ayes, 40; noes, 29,

Dr. I'hilson's Public Services. Mr HOBB* gave notica to ask Government if they intended to reward Dr. Philaon for his services at Auckland Hospital, and for the loss of the use of his hand. Another Road Debate. A considerable discussion aro»e from the report of ihe Koad and Bridges Construction Committee, the substance of which has bC'U already telegraphed. It will be remembered that in their report tbe Com mittee asked for an extension of the order of reference to enable them to review roads gazetted last year to see if they wero main roads in accordance with the definition ag.eed on by the Committee, i.e., that they connected one county with another. The principle objecion raised was to the extension of the order of re ference as au amendment to the motion that the report of the Committee be adopted. Major Harris moved, as an amendment, that tbe debate be adjourned. Ou tbe question of adjournment coming? to a vote, the result was : Ayes, 31; noes, 42. Mr Thomson (Clutha) talked the ques tion out till 5.30, thus preventing the motion adopting tbe report of the Committee being put.

Bills Passed.

At the evening sitting, the Bankruptcy iiill, Mining Companies Amendment, and Crown Grants Bills wero read a third time and passed. The Government Shipping Contract. The remainder of the < rders of the Day were postponed for the purpose of enabling Mr Kolleston to bring on his motion that the House concurs in the arrangement made by Government, subject to the ap proval of Parliament, with the Mew Zealand Shipping Company (Limited) for the con veyance of immigrants aid freight from Britain to New Zealand as set forth in the correspondence laid before the House on Ist August. Mr Kolleston, in moving the motion, reviewed the history of the (team service, commenting on the difference that three years had made in tho,project. Three years aeo the project suggested by Mr Macandrew was regarded as visionary, and now it was an accomplished fact. In 1881, the Committee appointed by the House re this matter recommended that an offer be made to guarantee a service of £60,000 per annum, This was rejeoted by the House, it being decided to obtain further information. Dating the recess the Agent-General made Careful in* vestigatlon, and presented an able report, the substance of which was to the effect that it was not possible to combine with economy a postal and carrying service, and he was of opinion that not less than £10,000 would be required for a subsidy. Subsequently the New Zea land Shipping Company offered for £30,000 of annual subsidy to provide a monthly service, such agreement to last for live years. This offer was made in conjunction with Shaw, Savill, and Co. In this offer the House came to the resolution that the large expenditure would counter-balance the advantages, and that the subsidy should not exceed £20,000 per annum. It was also resolved that the service should be submitted to public tender, (finhou. member, bear 1 hear I) Tenders were called but none were received, and now they have an offer before them, which Govern ment had partly accepted, to conduct a service without subsidy. The cerrc-spond ence laid on the table of the House, re quired some explanation, as it appeared from them that Governmeut had accepted the ofler of the New Zealand Shipping Co., and ignored an offer from another com pany. The fact was that Government was practically committed to the N.Z, Ship, ping Company when last offer from the Shaw Saville and Albion Co. was received, One principle Government had in view in accepting the offer, was to prevent the creat* ing of a monopoly. It might be said that Government's action created a monopoly— (hear, hear); but he would like to point out that this action prevented a combina tion, ioit an opening for future competition, and would enable Parliament to review the whole question of steim service at no dis tant date. Th( re was also the question of determining what should be done with tlie San 'Frisco Service, which could be con sidered at the same time. Some regarded the steam service merely ;u a means of conveying immigrants and goods to the colony. That waa not all; tbty wished to show to the people of England that they could get to New Zealand as easily as they could net to America, and thus a natural influx of population, independent of immi gration, would take place. One considera tion that should weigh with the House was, tbat without the uoble enterprise of the New Zealand Shipping Company, the start ing of a steam service would have been postponed. In conclusion, he said in his opinion the offer accepted by the Govern ment was better than the offer received subsequently. Mr Deivek rosa to oppose the motion, and in doing co blamed the Government for accepting the offer without first ascer taining the feeling of the House on the

queatwn. Mr Rollestion was well „„ at the time the offer was accent^ ti t Ware other Comply were buildingsn\Sfc ** to those being built by the Me w & i""? Shipping company. He than « • e,aland show that by W^ptai" »** t0 Zealand Shipping Company.,, 0 £? »e* was a loss of £11,000 per L™! .theie colony. He did not thiT t0 'he Zealand Company deserv ng of ! **» me, W regard for their pluck in iZ™]' i ing tbe service. They had nWIJ ? Rntat< vessels and sent them on? sL W,tere<i shareholders bad thought th e oW °f the plucky and had .oldon*. £-fTJ" 0 lengthily against the motion h72s}lDS amendment to the effect fta confer^with « aim.L USS??* Mr Shhehah spoke in favour of l e i« B thmw "periplre* for another 12 ra3 He objected to the reference of he ma^' to a committee, and proceeded toI! e{ • that tbe first offer canfe from an nclX* compiny, and argued that on receipt of t J offer Government should bave "^l'fe for tenders, and he hoped tlntovL* Mr Kolteton would «gVto JhM ■ companies a chance of cumpeting V pr X companies. v lwo Mr MaCANDRKW Sftid he felt Btrrmrf,, that .ho New Zealand Shipping (S^ deserved consideration at the hands of the House. They wanted a fer ■ vice of nearer 30 days than 50 days, and h B " would be In favour of No. 1 proposal of tbe Shipping Company, viz., a 45 Says service at a subsidy of £20,000 per annum- it would be well worth the moaey. to the colony. He hoped Government would agree to the amendment. There were many things that it was not desirable should be gone into in a full house. I Mr J. E. SHOWN said the New Zealand

i Shipping Company deserved the gratitude ■ of colonists, as they had reduced fieiehts I from £4 per ton to 50s. He spoke generally 1; in favour of the motion. • j Mr *ISH advocated the consideration of

the matter purely in a mercantile light. He considered the action of the Government in making a provisional agreement while the House was sitting censurable and indis. creet. Government, he thought, had been galvanised into this spasmodic energy on receipt of the letter irom the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Co.'a agent. In replying to that letter the Government had bound themselves to a certain line of aotion.which they had subsequently broken, fle did not agree to referring tho matter to a com. I mittee, and held that for a mercantile ser< ; vice 50 days was short enough. He hoped I that the shareholders of the New Zealand j Company would not be allowed to vote i Mr auRST thought the matter should be 1 considered without ssntiment. Last year a I number of Otago members blamed the Nor i them member for opposing the increase of ; subsidy 10 be offered beyond £20,000. Ha I s*id that the loss that the New Zealand I Shipping Company had made so far was II j £4,000 or £5.000 per trip; and he reminded H j members that this Company had offered to I divide the service with the Shaw, Savillle | and Albion Company, if they would stand half the risk of initiating the service. Ilia concession proposed to be given to the Zealand Shipping Company was a merg nothing; ; indeed, he ventured to say' that tha Shaw, Saville, and Albion Company's vessels would hardly be finished ere the time was up. He praised tbe enterprise of tho New Zealand Shipping Company, arid thought the House woold be acting in the interest of the c >lony if they confirmed Mr Eolleaton's action, Mr Levin understood that this was not a party question, aud proceeded to ad« versely criticise the'actionof iheGovernment on entering into an arrangement wlthont previously asking the appioval of.Patli»» ment. He thought the Government had acted inconsistently, as la July last they had led various firms to believe that no arrangement would be made until they bad an opportunity of consulting the wishes of the Legislature. He agreed that a debt ol gratitude was due to the KZ. Shipping Company by the colony, but did not think snch sentiments should be displayed attbs expense of the. taxpayers. He believed the present contract ptice was £15 per head for I immigrant?, and 24a and ;30s per ton for cargo. The Snaw, Saville and Albion Co, were willing toperfoim the contract tor f jjj', 10a per head, and 19s to- 25s per ton'for cargo,which meanta saviugofabout£l6,oflo I altogether. Mr HO-MES supported the Ministeriil proposal, and Mr Wait oppoed it, L :-"; 'lhe Hou«e then adjxurned for supper, * On resuming, Capt McKenzie an! 'Ox*' M. W. Hrekn opposed the motion. 'fSjj Mr TURNBUM. said he would supporttheCli motion, though he was compelled to admit that Government had acted in a most tin.* justifiable manner iv making a promise' I before obtaining thecooseut of the House J indeed, any otber Government would nave been turned out of office for such conduct Mr LstbsTaU opposed the resolution,. I and quoted the treatment of passengers on tho Catalonia as an iastance of what might be exp:-cted if one line had a monopoly, I Mr Eolleston pointed ont that it Wai necessary to ensure efficient immigration th it they should have the carriers bound: by agreement. ■ ■'.'■ Messrs Dodsont, Johnston, andlrisic" supported the motion. Col. Trimblk supported the motion, and Mr Bbackoj and Mr Swabson opposed ifyjf lhe latter pointed out that the Honse was free to accept the most advantageous'; I offer, and thought they should do so. . ; The Speaker put the question that Mr Rollcston'a motion stand part of the ques tion : Ayes, 29 ; noe*, 36. A number of members being pecuniarily, " interested did not vote. • Mr Sheehan then moved an amendment' on Mr Driver's amendment (which bad' become the original motion) that the . Government carriage be divided for one;' 1 year between toe Shaw, Saville Company^;"' and the New Zealand Company, "M I .several members deprecated tbe reference I of the matter to a Committee, as the House I was well acquainted with the facts, and1 •: after the report of the Committee had been brought up, another discussion would tako 1 plase. . ■ I Mr Seddon would vote for any motion I that would tend to thwart the exportation i of meat from the colony in quantities that v would affect consumers here. Mr Babbok spoke in favour of leaving r the matter open to trade competition and I I gave Dotice of amendment to that effect. The Honse divided on tho question that ; Mr Driver's amendment stand part of tb« question. Ayes, 43; noes. 22. The House rose at 1.6. this morning.

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday afternoon. Presents H«H Barstow (chairman), Mr Mackechnie, and Mr James Russell.

Minutbs.— The secretary, Mr Cheese man, read the minutes of the last aannah meeting, which were confiimed, -■ -|| Report.-The chairman read the reporii' of the proceedings of the past year, shov ing that the society had not Leon succe<3\ fnl with their shows, as the public had sot taken that interest in the exhibition &' was anticipated. The receipts did not-} pay half tbe expenses. The financial state- v ment showed total receipts £148 13s 7d»;i and, after deducting expenses, tearing 9; ii credit balance of £11 Is 3d. The repo»j; was adopted, —Mr Mackechnie asked if!': was really worth while carrying on the i exhibitions in the face of so much pnM* apathy. - Mr Barstow said Mr Buckland ; would let the society have a building faß,! at a certain time of the year, but it ffjl" too mnch out of the way. —Mr Kussell saia ;•:: if they could secure a suitable place in < the city they might succeed.—Mr JBarstotf, • thought they should make an effort to, continue the shows.—Mr Russell referred™ the Gardeners' Society, which might on ; something towards an exhibition, but &h was suggested that the gardeners were ar.,l. ways failiDg out one with the other. ThoJ ;; chairman was very uowilliog to let »W ;i shows drop. A. show wnuld c«Bt aW £100, and surely that amount miijht- ** i collected.—lt was finally resohed to seßO' round a printed account of the state of JM: society with list of mi mberf, requesting subscriptfons. CoMMiTrßß.—The old committeewasK"; elected, and Mr Cheesemau as treasurer and hon. secretary. Lbtier.— A letter from Mr Hobb«, '«ffl a gentleman in India, suggesting an j* : change of plants, was referred to tlw Domain Board. | Fish. -It was stated that there are « present in the fish-house 70 brown W" one-year-old, 40 American brook trout> &f>* | 12 spotted ditto.— .Referred to the P* 1 | CDmmittpe. .. Accounts.—The current accouata Wf«\ : passed for payment.

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' ' "~ Auctions. 18, OMHEAHB.T~ WABKS DACBB to-morrow, thursday, august 9. saddlery. harness. haSss mountings. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms Fort-Btreet, on Thursday, 9th Instant, at 1 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF SaDDLERX IIARNKSB, Ero, oonelsting of Genti and Ladteß' Saddles, Martingale! Breaatplatas. fiota of Uarnesa, Bnoklei HarneaßMonntlngß.Eoaettea,Ornamenti Staples, etc. To Close Acoodnta. the most of the absve will be sold WITHOUT BESEKYE, SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON, Auctioneers, W. S. OOCHRANB, 'A3, DACE MONDAY, AUGUST 13. STORE AND TEN ACRES LAND, KAMO, WHANGAREI. rIiHE iSnLscribera will sell, at thei X Booma. For^streot, on Wonday, Angni 13Tat 12 o'clock (by order of the Trustee In th Estate of Mr A. Koss), ALLOTMENT 122, parish of Whangart (adjolnlnjf the coal mines), containlnK; 1 acres good Land, all level, togetherwit. wmfortablo DWELLING HOUSE nn; STORE erected thereon. On the-pre porty is a valuable Orchard, bringing I) about £30 a rear. SAMUEL COCERANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, At 11 o'clock. APPLES I APPLES J APPLJiS I APPLES I PEARS! FEARS! FEARS! PEARS <BS s.s. Walhora, from HobarQ. G, W. BINNBY WILL sell by publio auction, at his Mart on Thursday, August 9, at elevet O'clock, 820 Cases Fruit, Comprising— TRENCH CRABS STONB PIPPINS STURMHR PIPPINS RUSSETS PEAKUAINS SCO,, &C. " TO-MORROW, NOON. FBUIT. FRUIT. JAM, JAM. Ex 8,8. Walhora, from Hobart. K. A~RTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow, at 12 o'clock noon, 4O() OAeE3 APPLKa. oonßistlag el- A 230 "i French Crabs, Eturmer Pippins, t Ml Stone Pippins, Ru»eetg, Scarlet M 80 f Peannalns, new Tork Pippins, W lOj Norfolfc Fipplns. &a, &C. nribM. Rfi OASB3 SUPERIOR JAM Wilson OU v (Well aSßOrted) Also, • IQQ TINS AS3ORTKD LOLLIH3 TO-MORKOW. THB KEMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera "Kardf, On Tnuraday next, A MOB OF JQQ HSS. ALL SIZKa ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■Pi ' ilium TO-MORROW, THB REMUERA YARDS, FOB SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, August 8. at 1 o'clock, Daily Cows, Store Cattle 189 Head Well-fatted Cattle ]M lit arid Store Sheep Jrotuid store Piss ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2i SHE HAYMARKET. 8A X E OF HORSE STOCK. FOR SALE by auction, at tho Hay market, on Friday, the 24th August. fc^THB O.YDKBDALK STALLION GUAM PION; out of , en Imported Mara,- 1 rears, old, A oure foal-gatter; wel! broken and ataunoh In traos and shaft. He Is a handsome horse, very satire, and bee i rorooJ vloe. It is needless to comment on the quality ti Champion's Block. & A TtRSHOLiSa OLVDESDALB MARK by Prince Arthur, 8 yean old. A fine animal, with good aotlon : well broken and Btannoh. I A DRAUGHT MARE, aged; very good and staunch. 4 A WKLIrBRED QBLDINQ, I years Old, A rinVoiaaß Lsdj'B ilaoKi weU-paoed; Xfi) hands, fi, A OHKBTNUT GELDING, 6 yean Old, 16 honda. by Satyr out of a Don Jnan mare, A good crosscountry horse; carries a lady; broken to sintle and doc We har ness, ALFRED BUOEXAHP. 9, TOHKS.] [B. O. OABB.] TB. D, TONK3 AT AN EARLY DATF. &X KAST LOTHIAN, FROM LOMDON. SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN YBLVBT AND TAPESTRY, Old Engllah OaUnets, Oak Dining Room Suite, Walnut Drawing-room SuHe3 in Tapestry and Plush Toilet Tables, Davenports, Whatnots, Music Sttiolft Loo Tables, Card Tables, Sco, Sr» &c The Auctioneers would specially call attention to the above sale of Bbonlzed and Walnut Fur niture, which will bo opened up in a few days ; and from the remarks in consignee's letter, can nonfldentlr recommend It for quality, Btyle, and fwtiah. fi, TONES & CO., Auctioneers, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, PAPAKURA CATTLE FAiB. Tho underalgned will hold theie ■JIIRBT CATTLE FAIR OV IHE On MONDAY. September 3, at the Fapakura Yards. HUNTER & SOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at U o'olook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKIN& HUNTER & KOLAN. TUESDAYS. THE HATMAR XE T, Q&tlOV WOOL, SHEEPSKINS] 19 ktokb AND TALLOW, BBOh Tuesday, MUtfolook. :ASJfBXD BUOKLASD; # THE HAYMAKKET BEQULAR SALES OF HaY AND i STRAW BACH TUESDAY AHO FRIDAY, At 11 o'clock, . ALFRED BUCKLAND, <



, FRIDAY, AUGOST 10. BY ORDEE OP TUB BHBBIFF Off AUCKLAND. KAIAPW XWBKDS, LININGS, &C ] R. G. GREENWOOD, 1 "ISSSi^.ra (Perfect., new). liltilSaS, MO. __ I* FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883. j', at 12 o'clock Noon. By order of the Transferee of Mortgagee. THE undersigned has been favoured with Instructions to 801 lby publio auction, at hte Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on Iriday, tho 10th day of August, ISS3, at 12 o'clock noon, All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, being partof a block o£ land called Whaka- B nekncko, situate at Queen's County, Coromandel. containing ono »er° (more or Jess, with Ml rho rights andappur teno.ncM thereto belonging terns tho property o£ Mr K'igar Douglas White. Conditions of ea!o cud a plan of tho property may now be M-en ai ti l illcu of, and full .infor m tion may b obtains! .i-om tho undersigned, ir SS LuWiley and Jackson, solicitors, it' Auckland. *r. C. GREENWOOD, Auctiouoer. Auckland, July, ISSS. LAI3HLKY & JAOKSON, Solicitors, Auckland. F.EIDAY, AUGUST 10. Under Bill of Sale, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINE, &O, B. 0. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auotion, oa Friday, August 10, at 12 o'o'eck noon, 1 SEWING MtCHINE, TaKoai ChallS, Che3t cf Drawer.', &o. E. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. Sewinsr Macomea bv special izfflftffilfflfi^ Apponroimrr, [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUYS ONLY THE CELEBRATED /domesticN X MACHINES. / The Easiest* Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable, LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Til only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten In competition. SOIS ABENTS IN NEW ZEALAND I BKAKESPEAR & CO., Queen-street, opposite the Market. W« Cc DENN ES, THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, Haa jutt received a Laivn Shipment of the Challenge Machine cf the World— THE WHITE CO. 'S SEWIN.G MACHINE. The Most BUent Tho Choapeat The Moat Rapid The Highest Arm The Moat Hlmplo Tho Largest Table The Most Kaßy to Work Tho li'SJ Coror Tho Mo3t Durable 'J'te Klmple&t wbutßo The Most Eksyan t Thu Neatest Stitch Treadle Machines, from £5 10s. DENNES'S CHALLENGE BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES. CASH ON DEFERRED PAYinLSU. 30 Days OABH SALE OF ' SEWING MACHINES. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION HAND WKKTHKIM .. £3 158. FRI3TER AMD KOSBMANN, from Ai 48. FRISTKK & ROSSB4ANN TREADLE MACHINE, from . £3. STANDARD TREADLE MACHINE, £6 10s. The Gtkeat Depot, QUEKN-STKKBT. Nurserymen. THE PLANTING iHI THE PLANTING SEASON. *"sP| SEASON. WILLIAM MASON, PONBONBY NURBKBIKB. In consequence of retiring; from business, will oSer the whole of his msanificeat stock st very low prioeu. A GBNUIIB CLBAKING OUT. THB LAST SEASON AT THE PONSONBY NURBEEIE3. INSPHOTION lICVITED. All Fruit and. other worked Trees true to name, being worked from large standard Fralt bearlng Trees growing on the place, and consisting sf the Lamest and Choioest Collection of FBUIT TREHS, SfIKLTHR AND ORNA MHNTAL TRB»a AND BHRDBS. FLOWERING PLANT*. HBKBfI, ROOTS, Sec m Vorletiea of th« Very Best APPLES, Worked o> Northern Spy and Mtrjetia Stock. Kkvta, Flamo, Potohon, Aprioota, Figs, GrapeSi Nectarines, Loqast*, Gnavaa, Qnlnces, Medlars, Onrrant", Oooeetorrle?, wanges, Lemo»s, *0., &o. OAKS, Ash, Orlsnssl Plaae, and Poplar, suitable for B**et riant'nc;. CAMtsixiiS tiom la nnwsrda; Azallaa from per dozen. eege Plants at loweat prlooa—Quick, African Box-thorn, Obareo, Eleesgnnp, Ligustnun (Chlneneia and vn'gan). KOBKB (l£o varieties), a!l worssfl. fln:s of the vsry oholoest ca.'leotion, to bs sold at ia uer dozsn, or 25s p?r hnnrtre^. WILLIAjM MASON, mHE PLANTING SEASON, 1883. JAMES MASON, PARNELI) NURSERIKS, AUCKLAND, . Bega to Inform intending Planters that he has now ready for the season the l-vuskst and CHOiOKCT ASBORTMSNT of BHELTKR and POBKSI TRBKB, OBNAMKNTAL AND FLOV7BRING BHKUBS, Sec, &0,, he has evor 1 Offered to the Public, consisting of— SHELTER AND FOEBST TjSEHS, PIRUS, &Ol Fbuii Ibmb-Apples, osi bllght-iiraof etooks, . 190 varletlea; Pears, 10 varieties; Plnma, 60 varieties; Penohes, BO ynrletlea; Aprloota, Cherries, Figs, Nectarlnoq. Grapes, Loqnata, Quavaa, Uurraot?, Gooaeherrles, Straw berries, &0,. ao. Upwards of 10,000 Orakoks, 22 varieties, In • eluding sll *ho bost and neweßt varieties Ict'-oduoaci by Ciias. Mooro, Ksq.., from Spain, Lemons, Citron, nni! BhadScofe Ornamental and Flowerioc; Shtnbs, Stove and Greenhouse Plants Ferns and Deooiiulve Plants Beddlog and FloweriDß':-'lant3 Hedge Quioks, African ,3oxihorn, Blraagnnß Olearia Privet, £0, . Bulbs and Tnberoaesron'sd P!«nts; Roaes, ' 175 varietlca; Carnations and Plcoteee, 60 varieties; &.0., &c. ao. Herba Boots, and Horticnltnral Requialtea ] &o. Garden and Slower Seeds. Orchards and Gentlemen's Gardosa laid oat and attended to by Praotloal Gardeners. Deaorlptivfa CataloKoea on application. J. M. begs to call attention to Ma Bplendld ] fltook of ACACIA DECURRBNS (tho true i Black Wattle) he haß now ou hand, Bumbering t many thousands. It will thrive ie almost any 1 kind of BOil, and will prove good Investment 1 and shonid bo plontod esienßively. It la estl i mated that upwards of £25,0C0 Is nnaually sent • out of thla colony for tha pnichneeof itsearlt 1 f°CatSogneaoSabohad of G. H, t.otoh,Qneen- ■ Street j and on application at the Parnell Nnr- i eerlea. ' \XT J. KELLY'S (lato C. Codlln'a i VV • COACH Loaves OnehuiiKa— Loaves Anokland— 8.30 a.iti. 10.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 2U5.-.IU. lp.m, u.i 5 p.m. 2.30 pan. 1.30 p.m. Batnrd&y night- Saturday ntght -6.80 O'clock U O'clook BUQQIEB ana Carrlagea for Etiro at the ' Bxoliange Hotel Stablea. Prln«»s-atreet. W. ESUiY, Froprietor,



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! & Co. DKJNK OUR It has No Equal for Trua Naiurai Flavour, Va!ua, and Strength. PRICES 2/-,2/4>2/BST 3/-, 3/4, 4/- - ■3-Sb. and i-!b. PaekeJs. EALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Bar. fteisan Js s Professional Tea Taster End B!c3sdar." AWARDED GGLDIhQILVn.II ftIEDALS. TEA ROCHAJITS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. 4GENTS-EVERYWHERE.



j | NELBON, MOATEAOo/8 ; DTCOMPAEABL3 j "i 1 I T-Hk jyii DBf W pi pwn gssV h&^i itEsa l! HI ®ssiy 0 QUEEM-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand jj ClotJiing Factory. I



Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness ara the TEAS BOLD US IT ffiaj» not&6~inivoTsaii? fcnown that without Advertising, Tloftctlnfj, or PcifTlng, ROBERT NEAL has. obtained in a Jew years the Lakqest Retail Sales ov Teas In tho Provlnco of Auokland. This tact la-uwalstakoablo proof of tho PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of tho T£AB SUPPLIED, As tho result of forty yoara' Enßlish and Colonial exporienco in thu trade, and by careful selection of the boat of tho various growths of INDIA and CHINA T£AS, RQBEjff .HEAI*, Jlp-dWfl to glvo Wajpvsto»oxa extraordinary value. Th6BJ.eadof Jea at % 10d. *-^™ E PRI «. The Blend of Tea.at 2s. 10a." lM7Sr e ™S7«, Tho SdPKWOB Quauts of the Thas sold by Robert Nkal aro so Bolf-ovidont to thoso wno have triad 'h at «O scientific analysla-Ja nooeasary to proolalm thoir Genuine Purity and Kxoollooco. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



New Teas. TEA. SKILL In the art of combining tho growths ot INDIA and CHINA is far from common ; long experience) in Sorting and proper fucilliios for Mixing aro not always at tho command of tha dealer in Tea. Tho beat Teas In tho cap are tho product op many bouts. Twenty years' knowledKO of tho trado enables tho Subscriber to plaeo tho vory boat valuo at tho service of hla Cus tomers. Very muoh extenflod aroaa of cultiva tion, and quickor means of transit, liave tasened considerably tho first cost ot all Teas. Tho amount of duty la Id. por lh, on all sort 3 and qualities. Tho vkuy finest varieties aro now sold by tho Subscriber at lower prices than over, SEVEN POUND BOXES of Ftiro Indian Tea for twonty shillings. SEVEN POUND BOXES of Blonded Tea (of extraordiniiry merit), fifteen shillings and sixpence SIX POUND TINS of Family Tea, eleven shillings each (cash), TWO POUND TINS of Unrivalled Tea, four shillings each (cash). ROBERT" REW, City Tea Mart, VICTORU-STEEIIT, f I.QUOE TEA COMPAN.Y LONDON. A HANDBOOK VOLUMffi Is Gitbn Away with Kvkr? Tubeh POUNDB OF bl-QUOR TT TT TT TV TT TT 2/6 p ib. tt 3/ ip n,, TT TT TTTTTT W. S. OOLLINS, AOBNT, MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL, AUCKLAND, Terms StrloSiy Cash. Qunsmitn. Q-UNSI (JrUNS! Q-UNSI SHOOTING SEASON, 1«33. TO SPOHTSMBW. D, EVI T f QVXMA XI B, 251, UUKKN-BTRKStT. AUCKLAND. Opposite the City Market, Offers FOR SALE, at UnuaoaUy Ibow Prices i- Double Breeoh .^Hmgaa loading Guns jfV-;SFi*«ay Double Muzzle /7 wW^^"^^^ blnglo Mnzzie -11 WWSffifir loading Guns IwEIPF Curtis and Harvej'a Dla- je?^. mond Gunpowder fF""" ¥ \ P'son. Wiiks & Laurence VJ^gSWißt I AUlsnofl Snnpowder IPIHyV Waiker'B, Parker and Co.'b if •'■ lE^r"^ Nowcaßtlo ChiUod Shot KlHHl«iJl Kley'a Cartridges and Car [• '* i"l' 'bSK tildge Oa»e§ U''l W%y Eley b Caps and Wadding Eraf Lc-^'lnK Machines, Eo-oap- Hfe'lVr Powder ""iasbfl and Sho Pouohea ' ( Game a iga and Gun Cases :'''■(} Air Guqb. Ri Gun Trork of ofcry kind done on the f ftii Premiut1?, Workmn nshlp Unsurpaßsed J||i |n the Colony, oad Prioes Koasonablo. t*ii| KBtabUshed 859. Oppobite thh City Market. Conveyances. rplMB t a B ju a. BAINBEIDOK'S 'BUSSES. From Union Bank—22 mlnutoo p&st tho boor and 23 minutoa to tho hoor. From The Thrbb Lamps—7 mlnutea to the lour, and every hour, Night Trips from TowN-i-paat 8, J-past 10, rod i-pns-t 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Bkaoh —7 ulnntes past 9, 7 minutes past 11, 7 mtnutea jnst 2, 7 mlnntea past 4, 7 minutes past 6, 7 ninutea past 0, and 23 minutes to 8. From aimii.v Beach— '.30 a.m., P. 15 a.m., .0,45 a.m., } to 2, } to i, i to 5. a (ULLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leave Onchnnga i Leave Auckland i ,- B.Ua.m. 9.45 a.m. S 9.0 a.m. ' H.OXm. S 9 fi.3oa.m. 1.0 p.m. Z S 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. (P ncs 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. C 1 Z& 1.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. «« Wrf 4.0 p.m. G.op.m. P w P 6.30 p.m. 7.op.mi S S Sundaysi C .3 11.S0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. Q w 4.0 p.m. CO p.m. Mondays and Mondays and Saturdays. 6 p.m. Saturdays, 11 p.m. TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVEUY AND UAIT STABLES, Kibkwood and Lake Street, CAMBBHiaB Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CAKTEK, Jfropvietor, W. K. O. begs to return bis Slnnera thanks to Mb ntunerons filends and tho public federally for the liberal support ho has received since commencing business, and has) to inform them that, in order to meet'tho rcquirementß of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will nrakp them second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lako Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful irivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually ittended to. . Cambridge, December 22,1852. an ritirrs xisia xab&b, E? 9 ——_. !>•?s. i a AfOlt iiCl~ EslSsra *3Mam Uam J,S3t)ta Lsava Nstionsl Bxnjs— c! IBM s xl !I.4J!a ez m ?as fa ai S,6pra - Sxcapi TEOiiosy» and 'i'hars2sj», wasa Uw bym Aaoklaud acd 10.80 from Asylurp «Ul ko to tod bom tha Wbu



.Business .Notices, I B Forniosai In Morte. (j I XTEW ZEALAND FMRNSj] H J3( (Unmounted, or |j [j Tastefully Monntod in various ways), j '■', From 12 up to 12J Varlotioa, p ! Fou Salk by j' H E R I C C R A I G, f. f:j PRINCItS-STREET. !■ ■i'OKKB DOOBS ADOVK "BTAB" OFWOK. MBKOHANTH ACCOUNT BOOKS. INSURANCE) AND ••"IDWfI KHOISTER BOOKS SPKOIALLT ItULSB ARD BOOKS. Moaio, Msffsiuw. Pnblic Libraries and Sunday achcol HookH we!" bonnrt, BAKHR3 ; r;;01?Oi «UI:?D !JAT BOOKS. iJiMi i-'i/er, and ~m:; . ;aoi;s Ko-iwuad. ASD.K!) UlKilß 'ITHO BOOK! RULiCD' RELENSVILLETBIBKRCOMPANY (IjIMITED). . Tho Company havo opened a Depot at NEW MAKKKT, near tiie liuilvmy Station, for recolvlng Ordor.i iml t!nlo of 'J'-mbi-r. Timber cut to any lcayth, ..^c. Pricca on application a tho yard. j GRAHAME'S PUBLIC iiONDED STOSE, ifORT-STRSET. Tho Commorclal Pubiio aro informod that this bond is now carried on under tue Che direc tion of Mb Louis Vlkmmiko. who has for BOVOf »1 years oeon on^aged in the Warehouse, and 1,-i intimately aoqu&luted with the wihhou and requlroaieata of all the cuEtoraerd. Importurß may rely upon e»wy care and attention being given to theU Interests. WM. 8. UKAUAMK •"ft PEA O O *X, J. 0 OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An Accurate Fit Guauantked. Compound Microscopes & Tjlescopkb, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Baromktkrs, Thermometers, Electric Belfs, Battsriicb, and Fittings, 'JaßHota Rleotrlo Machines nnd Mfidloal Coils. opera glaßsk9, binocular, field and marine glasses, Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Sacoharomotors, Sallnometera, Argentometors, &c, Sco., &-o AfIKOT FOB PATENT SEWING MACHINKB and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THE Pf'ST. OFFICE, Shortland-btrkkt . J, B* Blaikie, VIOTORIA-STBKRT, IMPORTER OF BUILDKRS' a FURNISH- j ING IRONMONGERY DIBEOT FROM MANUFAOTnUEKU. Has for Bale, at Jxw i<AWH— Ontoentera' Tools Nulls, Looks, Hinttea Eitohen Kanges iteplßter Grates, in great Variety Marble and Rn&melled Hlscs Mantlspleoei, Larsest Stock Id Auckland Marblo, Eleotro-Plate, Curb, acd other Fondera Galvanised Iron, Sheet l^ead, and Zinc Slate Cement, end Floater PEOTION INVITK OIL, COLOUR, AND «LASB MERCHANTS. "W. Phillipps & Son, & 87, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, N.H., IMPORTERS Off PA PER HANGINGS PANEL DECORATIONS, 3LASS—Polished, Silvered, mid Kovn;h Plate, English and Continental iJhcot, PhotO; Kraphio, Olaus Sl'ados (VHITE LX.M), COLOURS, OIL, Varnishes, BrushOF), Mixed I'ninfs, Cnrson'a Anticorro sivo and Patent BUicuta Paints MOULDINGS-Gilt. Stained, Voneorod, for, Picturo Frame and Room Decorations, Fancy Frames for Cabinet and C.D.V. PICTURES oJ every description In groat variety 3CRAPS-Photos and Colonrod iIBUJIS for Photos, Scraps, etc., otc, oto. Jnt-out or Overlay Mountz, all nizea ; Cabine and C.D.V, Mounts; Artiste' Uequiaitea. W. P. & S. having always on hand tho largest stock of tho above goods in tho North Island of ' Sew Zealand, aro able to execute either whole sale or retail ordf>ra on tho most favourable !erni9. Samples of l Japorhanging« from open stock, or of original paokagoa, sent on applloa lion. Now Fottforß in Anckland should inspect jur stock of PnpiTlianglnKs and Picturos bafoi-'O i Uttinß up thoir now homea; tliey will find spine thing to suit tho meuna of overy ono. V/. PHILLtFpi & SON, 95 & 97. QUKKN-STREET, AVOKLAND. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY UMi'PKIfl, . | MAN ffACTDBBRS OS" COMMON AND TOILET aOAl'3, OANDL33, PEANUT, AKD OTHBB i LUBRICAiING OSU3. ; Haw and Candle Works i PAmea. Oil Works! CusTOMaousK-s'i'KEET West. IVfarehouaa and CiUcesi Loweb Aibeut STREET Csah Pnrohasnra ci TUiow. ' CeUrery token m their Parnet Works or ! Waiehotife,



! Ironmongery. ! T.&S.MORKIN&CO.J I Llfalii'ED, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE (OP HVERY DESCRIPTION), AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. T, & S. MORRIN & Co. direct attention to their Extensive Stock of HARDWARE, Purchased for Casii from leading English and American Manufacturers, FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-finished Leamington Rnnges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 ii cfc 3 inches, 3 feet 6 inches, 3 feet 9 inches, 4 feet, 4 feet 6 inches, and 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with Tile* lined Covings, and Bright Mountings, feet, -14 feet, and 5 feet Leaoiingtous, with Solid-welded Uijjh-pressureßuiler, Mut able lor large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &c. LaKGE ASSORTMENT OF BHrrn& Wbllstood's Cooking stoves, comprising—The Little World, Mistregs (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open fire), Trafford, Kuchantruss, Mew Princess Empress, &c., &c. Coal« brookdale Kanges (all sizes), Open Fire Ranges (with Uven and Boiler), (Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, Kerosine Uookiag Stoves. Marble Mantelpieces, Enamelled Slate do., Tilo-lined Register Stoves, Tile Hearth*. Brass, Brouzed, Steel, and Nickel-plated Fenders and Firo irons, Fire-iron Rests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Pointed niton Lounge Baths, Galvanized Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Batha, Hand- M>me Toilet Sets (a larpe stock), Konnd ■nd Oval Galvanized Tubs, Wood Tubs, 6c, MANGLES. Just anxTod, a Shipment of Superior Mangles, all tizei. American " Futman" Table Mangles, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweepers, XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &c. flair Brushes, Clothes Brashes. &c, Fe»ther, Dnsters, Candle Shades, Wax Tapers. "Japer Holders, Horn Sugar Scoops, Bone and Ivory Napkin Rings, Egg Poachers. Universal and Nursery Stoves, assorted Bize«, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cages, Breeding Cages, Parrot Cages. STEEL TRAVELLING TRUHK3, T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED. Ola Agonts for Milner's Thief a Fire proof Safes and Boxes.] On Hand: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SAFES AND BOXES. Also, 1 MUner't Strong Holdfast Door and Frame, 0 teet 8 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. 1 Mllner'a First Relisting Door aud Frame, each 9 feet x 2 foot 6 inenci, and G feet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches, BUILDERS'& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A large and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of every description. WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel- Plated Drawer and Cabinet Handles, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, in great variety, Cabinet Hinges and fittings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valves, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flange Cock up to 2 inches, Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Gauge Glasses Tallow Cup.*, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and JSuts, and Pipe, &c. T.&S. MOKBIN&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QTJKEN & B^QH STREETS, AUCKLAND. HOWOBTH'S PATENT REVOLVING VENTILATORS.



i Medical. j Tf EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, COUGnS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION Off PHLEGM. ■ Composed of tho purest articles. These Loz enges contain no opium nor any delotarlous < drus, therefore thn most delicate can take thorn with perfect conlirtcuce. Tholr bonollcial etfoct la speedy and nertain. This old untaiUng family remedy is dnily recoramonded by the most eminent physicians. (In uso nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 23,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and tho beneuclal efiect most reliable I strongly recom mend them in cords of Cough and Asthma. You are at liberty to stato this as my opinion, farmed from many years' experience). J. BBINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A.. L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, Dear Sir,— Having tried your Lozenges In India, I havo much pleasure in testifytagt* tholr benelicial effects in cases of Inciuiont Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I have prescribed thorn largely, with tho best results. W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges are Bold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizos, eaoh having thowords "Keating'sCoughLozonges' engraven on tho Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweotmeat, Doth In ap pearance and taste, f urnisliing a most agreeable mothodof administering tho only cortain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It la a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by Alt. Chemists. Proprletor-THOMAS KKETINO, London Export Chemist and Druggist. JH E qREAT/MERICAN^ICIHES r>RlC£ HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864 A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used extarnallj.for aU NEBVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. Ironmongery. ftBSA? inrARDWABI ffIOPB.», Hi, QUfiBN-STESKT J* El J D-0 I■ f HAVE FOR BALX-4 UOW'ATB AHUCAPTHIO itAMPS AISO, Si 3URHKB?, POHTS, GLOBBS, AMD WlOIl &za a ureas Vailet? ol OtalmnlM, HOBOaK'S LOOEWOOD'S, AMD WIOIAIL3 •HJLiUAt AND POOKRTFBX. Johhsom's OBLKBRATBO SOISBOBS OI<AKB.'B BOIIjHRB BAUOBPAKB, fed. GKnmTB'B vxvan Tia abd Coma l-'OTs, Stasiped Tinned Meat ahd Vn Disnsfi, Basiks ahd Milk Fams (>ll aizaaj. SOCKETS, TUBS, I'AIIJS, AHD OTSMB, BBOOXfS, .ciOKUiIiIKSK, WHISKH, ftO Hath, Oi rrß, aks Hau Bzußmm "AltK'B, BLAOKH, ADD tWJDOK'9 uPAOHS AND UIGOINQ OAUDKN HOUti. K.&UBS, ANi) TROWKia rs^ELBtHONE LINE OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACHKS. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. NOKTII SHORK AND LAKE TAKAPUJSTA. TIMK-TABLK : WINTER MONTHS. 1 he Lako Conoh will, on and after Ist May, 1883, and nnttl farther notice, run to the follow log Time tdblo '.- Laave Pont-dffloe, Devonpovt, at 9.30 o.m. and 4.10 p,m; lifiavo Takopuna Sohoolhonao ut 10.30 a.m. and 6.lSp m. Sundays (weo-tbor porrolttlng), leave Post offlce fit 10.21 a in. and 3 p.m. Leave Takannna ut 11,30 a.m. and 6 p.m. v. 3. QUICK. ProDrlßtor "O OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALraKATION^OF TIMB-TABLK. Tho Royal Mall Coaoh (carrying pasaongeraj will on and altor Ist January, 1883, and nntU furthor notice, run. to tho following Time table :- Leave Cnmbridgo for Hamilton Jnnotlon Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays;; Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, u• ft m. Booking Offices i Gwynno'B Hotel, Hamilton West: Colon-inn Otel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Klrlt ood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, Cambridge, D ember ,1383



j Drapery and Olothiryy. j_ IIIirOBIANT J^ToTIOE. j S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBtS & CO, S. CUOMBES <Ss CO. S. COUMBKS & CO. _____ •piNAL AND TMPERAT IV (^LBARAKCJS gALE. S. COOMBES & CO. S. CUOMBES & CO. S. COOMBES & Ct>, S. COOMBES & CO. For a JPew Days Onlyj s. coombes & co. S. COOMB US & CO. S. OOOMBKS & CO. S. UOOMBKS & CO. OT PREMISES COMING DOWN, *Bt STOCK OFFERED AT AN TMMENSE SACRIFICE! IN CONSEQUENCE OF THK BXTHNBIVE ALTKKATIONB WHICH SAMUEL riOOMBES & C\O. AMUEL L/OOMBES a \JO, An -boat to make to their Business Premlßflß. they are compelled to «»Foot an BNXIBB ULHAKANOB OP TEKIB IMMENSE & WELL-KNOWN STOCK, Beosntly parohaMd bj them from Measra. 3. Oosgr.re ft Oa, and Intend offering the same on Tt/TOHDAY ~V"EXT.. AT AN Immense Saorifigki the entire stock WILL BB BOLD AX LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COST I S» C/OOMLBBS & Co. Utge upon the Fabllo the doslrsblUiy Of avftlllEK themselves ol this opportunity, which oan never be repeated, (or seourtDK the MOST GKNUINB BAHWAINM ever oflered. S» CoOMBES & Co. ARK BBLUNd— BLANKSTii COUNTKBPANBB SHSKTING3 CALICOES ITLANKKL3, TABLKOLOTH9 liAOB ODHTAIN3 AT USaa THAN BNGLIBU PRICES. S« CoOMBES & Co. ABB NOW SHOWING— DIUtSS BKKQBS, OARHMBRKS, PRINTS AND BATKSNd. WINGKSS. BILKS AND SATINS, VBLVSTBRNS. VKLVBT?, AT LBS3 THAN BNGUBH PRICKS. 8* COOM BE S & Co, ABB SELLING— MANTLE 3, DOLMANS, ULSTBRS, MILLINERY, FLOWERS AND FBATHBR9, OOBSBTS, LADIBST UNDHHOLOTHING. AT LESS THAN KNULISH FRIOHB. S» CoOMBKS & Co, ARB SELLING— QLOVBS, HO3IERY. RIBBOSB, LACKS, TIUUUINQB. HABERDASHERY. TRUNKS. AT LESS THAN ENQLI3H PRICKS. S» CoOMBES & (Jo, Invite special attention to their C OTELINQ DEPARTMENT, Whloh oomprlaea every description of MEN'S BUIIB. MEN' 3 TKOUBERB, BOYS' CLOTHING, TOP OOATS AND UL3TKRB. SHIRTS AND HOJIKRY, COLLAHB AND TIBS, WATERPROOFS AND UMBRELLAS, Whloh. will be sod AT LE3S THAN ENGLISH PRIOE3. NOTK THE ADDRESS ON THE PREMISEB LATELY OCCU PIED BY J, COSGBAVE & CO. q nooMBEs & no