PIAKO COUNTY COUNCIL.

(BY ■SKIiEQRAPH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.) !■ ; CAMBRIDGE, this day. At the usual monthly meeting of the Piako County Council held yesterday, the matter lof the Te Aroha tramway came under re view. The engineer in charge of the work, Mm, H, Adams, submitted his report on the progress of the work. Among the work which has been finished within last month, is the completion of the permanent way from the top of Fern Spur to the bottom of Butlers Spur. Kails are now being laid up the latter Spur, The follow ing works are now in courae of con struction : — Main trucks break gear, enlarging tunnel through slip, perma nent way up Butler's Spur, altering horse grade at -top Butler's Spur, biidges across Diamond Guliy and Premier Gully. With fine weather, W. Adams ex pects to have tbe trauvh'ay in working order on or before the 15th September. Mr J. J. Campbell was elocte'l chairman in the place of Mr L H, K. Ferguson (resigned), in nominating him to the position, Mr J, C. Firth, in a icw v. ell-cho.-en remarks, re lerreri to his iituesa for the position, the ilutie3 ot which he felt sure he would dis charge with credit. The Land ,Cuurt is still engaged with the ?atua Block. There is some talk of the Court adjourning in a fortnight, but this is moro surmise than anything else.

CORRESPONDENCE.

—^ MR RICHARD MARSH'S PETITION. (To the Editor.) SiX, —It gives me much pleasure to leave for your inspection my petition to the Assembly, which Mr Hurst has kindly con sented to present in Parliament. You will too the signatures of many of the leading men of Auckland, and these names were obtained in a few hours. I can get three times this number, and many of these gen tlemen have known me for 24 yean, I feel vary proud, I assure you, sir, at the general sympathy which has been expressed towards me. Several have asked why the matter was allowed to rest until now, to whom I reply that, tioce a year and a half has elapsed, I feel my position stronger than it would have been, at an earlier date, I have been requested many times to write an account of my ex perience in the Auckland Lunatic Asylum over a year ago, but thought it would be more satisfactory first to gee my position better secured before any such publication. If you wish it, yon can have some notes that would, I feel certain, be interesting.to the public. You will perceive among the signature* to this memorial, air, qamss of gentlemen who would sign nothing unless fully convinced of the truth of the allega tion. I have the honour to call your attention, sir, to such, for instance, as Mr Grlerson {manager of the U>ifn Bank), Mr O. W, Owen, Mr Anderson, Mr Dacre, Mr Dufaur and MrLußk, (solicitors), Mr Stark, Mr Oliver Mays, Mr Duder, and others who saw me within ten minutes of my arrest.. There are also the names of two warders from the Asylum. Surely, sir, the opinion of these seventy friends is of more value than any two doctors in Auck land. I conld tell you, »ir, something about one of our public institutions which wouldsurprise & ucklandera thatmichglaring abuses are permitted in our enlightened com uunity.—Yours, &c, BICHABD MASSH.

ENCOURAGEMENT TO THIEVES.

(To the Editor.) Slß,—The long, childlike letter-if you can call it a letter- from Messrs Garrett Bros., wherein the writers speak of two bo>s having something " planted " -I sup popo turnips in a gutt«r- and that one boy walked up and down the shop (as though the boy could serve the cmtomert without walking up and down), and th*t another boy walked outsid* upon the footpath (just as though bo could be upon tho street foot path and not be outside I), and about "backhanded slaps" and ."enquiry into Judge Smith's conduct," etc., should not bo allowed to pass without comment. Now, regatdiog the case of theft which all the above is aboit, I think any impartial Judge would have allowed tbe two boyc, Wilson and Dunstan, to be discharged, for the follow ing reasons : It was their first offence j and we might well suppose that the boys did ihe foolish act little thinkiog of tbe awful disgrace they would bring upon themselves, their parent*, and brothers and sisters, in the event of their being caught and sent to prison. I i<hould like to know what reader of the Star would, for the sake of a pair of boots, allow his son to go to gaol ? No, there are none—nor yet for ten pairs j yot that is evidently what tho Garrett Bros, wanted to do with theao two boys. If Jndge Smith had done what they wanted, these two foolish boys' characters would have_been roined for e»cr; therefore the Judge of the Conrt act«d wisely in granting their dischargr, for it Ib not always wise to bo barih and cruel in the administration of justice, but a wise Judgti will always endeavour to combine justice with mercy. As to Garrett Bros', statement that everyone knows that they have had hundreds of pounds stolsn from them in three years, it is an exaggeration, for I ntver heard of it, and I further queatioa their ,itatemint that those boys have stolen boots from them every Satnrday, aud would Uko to see them prove it,—l am, &c, onjb Who Knows.

LICENSING BAD HOUSE.

(To the Editor^ BiR.-Tho Licensing Committee tor City K&i have put the finishing stroke to their evil work by Riving a conditional liconso to the Notting ham Castle, in Abororombie-etreet, The police reported against it, and the petition from over fifty irealdonto and property-owners In the lmmo'Jltito neighbourhood proved that the house was the resort of drunkards and prostitutes, who rendered the street hide ous liy th«lr fighting and quarrelling and cries of "Murderl" at all hours of the night; and yijt the Committee hare given their certifi cate to renew the llocnse. It wu In vain that roreml residents appealed in person at the Court to stay their proceedings. A policeman, who lives near by, also added conolusivo testimony as to the mode In which the business of the boose was oonduoted,both on Sundays and weekdays. I do not thf nlc evidence could have been pro duced showing a darker or more diabolical state of things surrounding this hontd than has been produced during the Bitting of the Court, and yet Ifee Jwrase is to be licensed to perpetuate this state of things for another year. If these respectable citizens of ours are not ashamed to look their wires in the face after this, I shall foe) ashamed for them. Think of the numbers thaf are sent to gaol from this locality—one I know at the present time being there with a baby not mp.ro than six or pight months old, and her homo left dosQlnfo, with a daughter about twelve or fourteen rears old unprotected. I can tel) tales of wpe ffbont t»s locality that would oxolto agony in the mind qf anyoas who has a heart to feel; but I will say no more, except calling upon my fellow-citizens to tako ptejos to wipe out of existence what will otherwise;tio an eternal dlsgrano to us all.—} remain, youft; Joseph Nbwman,

ROAD BOARD ELECTION OTAHUHU.

-m ' The foliowina ia the result of tha poll :~Hfftt,Qu, 81; Bowdon. 79; Lulw, 7S; Star«fls. 71; Stringer. 60; Wills. 69 i Braoy. M. the flwt five yrow deolartt eleotod. alt Wills, In a humorous speeoh, returned thank" 1 3 the 59 ladles and gen tlemen who had voted for him. In apile of the 3 parties who were combined to keep him and another out, he was at the head of the of the poll, upaldo down—like a oask of powder marked deognroni—this side up. Still, tbongh defeated, he WO3UI attend every meeting of the Board; and any wrong that needed resistance he should be found, like ,tho "Duke's motto. —I am here, (Cheats.) Mr Lake leturned thankq for being elected. He promise! tho batik roads should be properly ropaired. and tho gonoral welfare of the district attended id. A voto of thanks to Mr Shaokell, returning officer, was proposed by Mr Wills, and seconded by Mr Luko. 116 votes wore recorded, 6 rate payers had 16 votes, 2 papers were informal, and 7 voted wbp had not paid thoir rates.

SUPREME COURT SESSIONS AT GISBORNE.

[BY TEIEGBAPH.-PKPSS ASSOCIATION.] 6ISBOBNE, thjsd*r. in* fliat alttlng of tlia t-nprams Ccurt at Giaborne oonimenoed yoatorfiay before JJU Honor rilr James Pr^ndwgatt, who, jo fcia charge to ita G-and Jnry, congratulated tho (Uttrloton having s.coeeded in getting a Ocnrt established here, no ssld that Gl( borne vu a very cios place, and be was very p'.earad with the signs of prosperity on every hum). If th« Court wan to be continued, tho requisite . representations should be made for the ereolion of a suitable building. Tho Court ia now being held in tho theatre, and His Honor said it was the first time ho had appeared on the stago in his life. There were only three oasoa set down for trial, viz.. murder, arson, and assault with intent. The Grand Jury returned true bills in each case. Several important civil actions are to come on, in which several prominent men are interested. The chaws against MplUdoe of criminally assaulting Mi sMickie, alias Prangley, lasted ail day. The jury returned a verdict of "Not Guilty." Tho Court opened at 10.30 a.m. Enofeo Whatiatihe, oharged with setting fire to his own whare in revenge, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. The murder oaso is now on. Prisoner pleaded not guilty, and the trial will not likely be finished to day. Tho Jadge, remarking on the Maori custom of chief a giving one man's wife to another, said that such practioe if toloratecl, would lead to serious crimes. Mr Nolan, Crown Prosecutor, in his opening speech said in this oase, as in the other two to be dis posed of, a woman was at tho bottom of it, <

CITY COUNCIL.

torn ordinary weekly meetta, of tbU boa. tOfl . P ace l.'«t nltfrt. Presw* ,^ e M>f £ «*. Ore BtoTen.on. D»ore. Phillip. De,3 Crowther, Waflael. Thompson. AiokiJ: m^' ta 3 uo, Harper. Fleming;. Bell, Burn V Garrett George, and Maseflelfl. VS : disposed of as toao^Bi-viiSV V^^ drawing attention to (he state of Summ^.?! 6'"'?? the western aide o£ Grafton Hn^?^*?o*! channelling of the road leafllng to {hi n 5? i°» * Kully Agrees to reply that?the tomfe***' (erred to is abont to be «.?i"/6" 1 From Mrs Thomas Whltson, Mk£?*t£22*"^ > a damaged fenoe in Upper be repaired, and requesting that a>«. KB?* be pUoed in the l-ark fenw "o? g."? n J%« benefit of neighbouring houteholdeiS PrtSJS requests refused.—From Colonial I J.mT 0* ' complaining o£ Council's llUberaHra»hS5 H?OV. Government with reaped to the SSSSJ-tf'' water to jpnbllo bnUdfngs. H«olv«Jiy o^Js that the ohargei are legally made, belm/inSS1* oontormlty with the by-laws, aid th??"^. Bpeoi&l water o:osjt chares on the amUSI "»'• be remitteo.-tfroin a, K. laylor wt S m *'U r euce to the imoaisablo stale of «bar™L'e^?r' street. A«re d\o roply that insrruoS?^ 1*". lif en giro* to repair with a*he». J& *# Alsko.i. offscing. on tenalf of ThomsTto^ 8011, to sell ta the ( ounoll foe fitljffi" R W land havius * frontage ot 185 leetUCSJlJlfe- eery - Btroat, 210 feet to Victoria n?;.? I*'!-.-' ana 02 feet to Bank-stroer. Referred in o""I*. Uonimltsoe.-trom Jas. a. Por^is ann!,? re J's Ho me to iirivo a h»i som o»b. ibe ¥Zr*'«*'■ leportoi unfavourably on tho aDßllMM*''"**'' iccouiu of applicinfa yonta and BrniVrS!? .°a l)Ut as ibe yonth waa pn'sant and mK«!S,W» ' Ooniioll a< to big fltaesa for the 7 iirtver, the application waa granted "iKiOl" Kuane, asking /or a permit to erect .T & I fit corrupted Iron in CnstomhoEs'n' 5P«' West. Deolined.-From Datton lfi» **•!' plaining of the nuUanoe caused v. Olmi" open drain in Upper Quaen-streer r£L •% tor KnKlneer's repott.-ifrom Ihomt?»f*l noil, offering to give Connoll a tMH ?** ' Symonds-atreet through to Grafton iffSi Ml*' < to form a continuation ot theCMyflSiKllo*l** dltlon that the Counoll agree 'fa jfiKft60 ** relievo him from all expense In oonnesL tt,S5 V it. Referred to Streets CominltteeS&ffl1* Board of Education, offering to oonSh^JiSS* towarda the cost of filling'andCT* : vacant ground beßldo the Drmjhlvl? *&i make it available for the P«S'ota a «SS ' playground and drill reserve. BnginLS fi*J, pare plans and specMcations andeatirn.*?^ codtof worfc-FromHeskethandmHr^o* right-of-way to certain ProJe^SSfiJ Mr Mowbray in Upper QdW-stetat-^fti 11? to grant permit for right-of-way on ihaSSS" terma as it had been granted to ffifiSF 8" and Company.-From the Qraton HoMsfe Committee, drawing attMtSaw^lSS?! ohannela in Nozenfrgtrett $nd£jXi&\ oh»nnelß be attended to at once waWTe4 PwinoNß.-OrThompMnprMßiitßaittoHii«" tram tradesmen ia Vlctorh-ktreetoWqJKS any extension of the time for keeolnS K,i2 hoarding to froni of SirgooMndSi,?-1 building. Referred to Streets OomttffiSi**?' petition waa reoelved from refiSSS i• fear«ngahape Road complaining of iWtaSii£ able state. and asking th,t a crossing mignvS, mada from the oorner of Bowenstreei uTaii? burgh street. Bef erred to Stoats CommitS*?s- --* petition wes submitted from reaidaiitsffc Symonds street and Kent-street, apnlyinff *k*t the eastern Bide of Hz monda-atreot »nd^ Kmi. street Bhould be inoladed in tho dmtoimv grounds. Keferred to Ksglneer. ABMK AW) N*V* HOIBL SlTt.-Thj IOllo»v Ing Utwr In rofarenoe to thfa site was ntvXmXt -••20^ June. 1883. Yonr WoHhifaTtfc^i plUors.-A« upon taaoliy we find that iwSS: unable to remova the Uoenee of this After wfl Navy Hotel to the lite desired by mwhich; though in the city. Is in another lioeSlna fltf trios, we would therefore submit that we u« wU Ing 1? Uke the sum of £3,800 In lieu ofa.oM acdlnadeidon to p»y Mahoney and Sonar: pessea ot plans If yon aie witling to allow and anal*! us In the transfer ot thaWaveilw license to the bite propoaed. being in tha am lloanttag district, and allow us to traraterthß license of the Army and Navy to some other premises within the licenaina dS iriot within which it is ritnakd' •o soon as we oan find suitable premises.- Yotua, &o, Hascook and Co. u-lhe roanert was deo.loed.—Toe following letter, addiewed to the City Coaco;l. waa also raio:-"Jnneaa. IS3S. Re Army and Navy Hotel. In atuwer to your'a of ttia d.to. we have to Btata that tha following are iha torma aooording to our ollsnt'« -inßiructlow of the tale of the Army and Nay» alto to tho City Oouncll. viz. i Mr Jaogsr soil* ta . the caty Council the said hotel and premises fir £1/00, the Ucodbo to be the property of Mr Jsb ger. This Bala in aubj, ct to air Jswer get Una a transfer of the licenae o( the said hotel to some other BitaaUon approved o( by him: and v «rott tn tbl* Ucenae qaestion is settled to Mr Jaeger's eatisfaotioo. he will at odoo eseouta the oonvej »eco to tho Council free from enonm brano«B upon payment of tho parohano money* our o:!ai>t desires ua to Btata further that ho, has been pat to the exoeme of preparing plans' for a n»w building on the present Bite In cones. quenee of the action of the Licensing Oommlttett and ha will therefore expeot tho Council to »»y kha cost of tiioie plans.—Yours, tea, Hdohm'":■ and George—Ths OounoUresoired to adhere to Its formar deoislon-vte., to stand by Its offffl Of £3.801. ..-■-. ,;, i. ~ t.,;;"'^p.;i Lko-h. OoMUiTTBi.-ThU oommlttea rMoin. mended:—l ihat nooomueniatlon ba crantod to W. Blewden re wall In Waterloo Qnadrant, 2. That ose copy of Gudseon't," Romluisoences of the War" bo obtained for the Frea Übrtrn 2. Th»t tha present of plants far P»rk from'Sit 1 ueor«o Grey be aco»ptod with thanks. Tha committee also reported ihst ths olty solloltcE had been lcturvi'. wed on the Biibjo t oi his ohurgej for attending ths Police Court, and that ho had aureel toimnrroneemiii.twhsrelijfeverj ■: =umm3r.s should h»vuer.dortodthw'eon,"lithe defendant ahslUfvjnrHioo a« hisOfflioa within foi t ■ -eleht hours ot hti intention to B'aad Railty ol 11-.ooif.inca ha solicitor's charge will bo 10/6, tTiiKE'S N*mino COMMirrxK. -Thlg oots. mittte brorgln up a repuit rtcorameafiiag:— ill 'ib.tt KtiiEbi/Kn street ba !i]la«i-dto»t»lB Its present name. (2) that the foliowiiiit alter. Htions be mode in n»me»: — Karangabfiili Ward: Albert street to Ola-letono straet. Dai ati Mit to KaraUi etrect, LiDcdon Biroot to Oi told btrect, Dublin street to Cobden Btnwl i xlorii street to Pitt street continuation 13 alee street to Mto»u!ay Btrost Urawi ul root to Carlyle street, Eden street to Mannmi street, Qeorgo street to Arnoy street (nanieß o ISaat and York strotts to remain). Ponßbnhy Duko strcot to Rata street, East stroot to Bnl wer street, Grattan stroft to Sentinel lioad, O'Connel street Weat to Hamilton Road!' Prospect Terrace (near ohnroh) to ChnreK: street,. Proapect Terrace to Prospect street Spring Btreet to Summer street, Jervols street to JervoTs Road, Ponsonby Road North to Herna Bay Road, Grace street to Vermont i street.' O'Gonnell Btreet to Rowi street, Kdlnburgh atreot to Dunort v street, Harbour Terraoo.ta Gordon Torraoe, Sheridan Btreet to Cllffoi.-d street, Greenwood street (sco, ${) to Miioa nteeet, Wynyard street to pltaoy Btroo WiJUam street to Costloy street, Whartßoafl Waitangi Road. Esmouth Btreet to Beatrioa. street, York street to Mira street Grattoi Regent street to Arawa street, Kent atreot Avon street, Eden Place to Severn sire (Nngent street to remain). East Ward i CubUj House Btreet Bait and West to Custom atre East and West. South. Ward: New stro to Totara street, William street to lid don street. North Ward! West Qoew Ktrest to Swaißon street. Upper Qaa street from Earacgahape to its termln»U( southwards to be caned Stafford Btreet'(Qat( a root irom Katangahape Boad to remifi That the names ot streets be at onoe affixed i the Btreet corners, in amendment by.t* Mcnti>guo to change Albert Btreet (Karangt* h*je) to Benfdim street, 'ta stead ot GIUiWB stnehwas negi\l ved. CrDe'oreprotOKdtbl 0 Connell stMit Vfrat 'Bhoaldb9 earnedoN« street Instead of Rowi streeH as ffheUl rtn wm its orlglkal name. Carried,—The report i anvoded was then adopted, or Montague pr ttttlng against«those hwrib'e Utotl jitms.' Streets Oommittbb. — The report; of.th Oommlttee contained the following rooomme: dations t—(1) That lamp lie erected and tempo ary repairs nude in upper Nelson-street t ( Re J. O. Saarland's application for permit i ereotlron building at rear of promfes lnTl toria«treet Bast, that building regulations b adherad to. 13) That City Bngmeefi repc rocommond 1 na appointment of foreman in eac ward with denned duties, also an altoration I present system of payment of wagos.be adoote Its terms to be extended to the men employe on the streets for sanitary purposesi1; and ftt ther, that each of the foremen find security ft £M, and the foreman of works security for £21 from the Guarantee Society, at the etpenle -< Iho Council. The Engineer a report wasatttcbf and a lengty dlsousslon ensued upon 14, many of the rognlationa being taken exception to, espeoially by Or Thompson. Eventuallr too third olaose of the report was referred baokw the Committee for further oonsideraUoDi and, - tho remaining two clauses were adopted. ' 'Miscwj,ani!our,—Thos. Thwaltcs's appllM tifln for permit to extend shed. Helerrod to Strppta Commlttee^Agrepd to.exprodj^j repair of John street, by advipe of JJngineM,;; but to undertake any cutting nntuthe'pw^ manent lov^la are il!fed.-On Engineer's rsponK>: moiidatlon, agreed to Ifiy down box dnums Emmotstreet water oliannel. and PStiJ?M some ashes on footpath.—Re Canham s oppucv tion concerning Cutting In Symonds ■ street loavo given to trim path to floor level otpwposßii Bliop.—ln conformity with Engtoeert«4«*M reolved to undertake no works m ffConawr;j stroot at present, thoroughfare bomgfraofl enough to rondor irumertlate aotion unneoeesam aline to assist in ibe widening, from a) tolDfasl of Lho wad leading from Grafton Koid w Y «e aymonda-Bfreetiinlly. ■ '■"•■' "" riAiM'B BB0P«BiT,-0r ThomptQß.StWll wh»t steps hsd bosn taken to «4«»iSj i .all j'b property a<5J lining ihe 4«W •*» '■ WH Hotel Blte.-The Mwor »*W to**!- I**1 ** WJ would noi sell, but would Jease for,Bp »«S&9 an annml rental of M per foot for eaon rrpHt aio. That, taken at 6 per eenfc P|t«5 n™'*? equivalent to paying m per ftPjf»Jfce jgrtj* Tnore was a report on the Bnbje6U»a»rttOM»i It was not to bo broaght *V>^M&J*J3B' post, aftnr what he had stated, m^w % c*rri • guuagod, i . .'. mt^j The Sxovebreakehs' Drspttra^ffiAin tague enquired wha* Bteps had tW,Star»l references to tho complaint of f^BtoMWa}*^} -Tho Mayor replied that he W-WjJfSS- Mr Reston (the gsoler) that ttoniSilSna ttSt went over the ground towtter,B»g ds^ tho arrangement complained wWPeen»"»" 4 vertently madoin thorWieTtot tore was^ft sufflclenoy of metal onttegrooadM* SS^ that tho labourers, and it had bow agreed now tnw tho only portion to be cat offwas onenroj, which only throa or four men »roWE who wei-e to be allowedto follow^out t**«^* sent fiehch of atone. He had sew the swig breakers on' the wibleDt, 132fiS& themselves quite sftlisa^ *** the •"•"T 111 till t. : ii "■ !,*■ trt ftmcloy temporary aeautonoe for tte dßjiverjr Ot W ; ra»« notices,—Aft.er > Short altC4m''i's,!?thi» oooree of which tfca opinion waß «ii:e t B"a'JS the City Co'lootor could wJerrake^Jhe won nim»elf. tho necessary teare w»9 «'mrff'. „* . LKVBr,s.-It was agreed tot the ptos ma levels of Ponsonby Road and CoUege Hill »»Otu» bo advertised In the usual way. ..tii-t, P«OSKCUTioKS,-Cr Garratt m°T^,Jß2f in future, when any P r°secution v aeane», neoossarr for ft breach of any of the by-laws, mo Town Clerk shall conduct the same."-^ Waddel seconded pro forma. -Alter ft cmoudi sion, the motion was negatived. p hiuln g. The motions given notfoe of by Cra .Fhuups, : Stevenson, and Harper wore postponed, tap Counoll rising at ten minutes to twelve.

Printed end Published by the Proprietor.jH«**|J Brett, ofßymonds-Btreet, at bis "•"25: PWnttagoffloe, Wyndham-streot, m thernfc \ Inoo of Auckland, New Zealand. i i'liiw X, Junk 22,1883, '•■•-•'' '-'■'' " ' ~-.\?M



jAflwtlonßi • - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. B y oums oFjrnK mortgagkk. IMPBOVJTD FARM AT TAUKANGA. d»y.Jnno??.Btl2o'olocJr. with itl onUdtagß and improvomenta tUereon. BAMCTB^ 000HBAHE & BOS, Auctioneer*. DURHAM fARDS. W OV SALE, aTtto Dnrhnm Yards, 17 nvery Tuesday, at 110 clock, . HiDKSi TAIi'.OW, WOOI-. »nd 3KISS. gnNTBB « SOLAS. TUESDAYS. •2 nJE II AYM ABKEI.I UALE OF WOO^i SHEEPSKINS! SS miHM AND TALLOW, each TuwdMr, &i no'olooK AtPBBB BBfCKLAMJO- Business Notice^ *HREB DOOBa ABOVBj'STAB" OFITIOB. MKKOHANTB ACCOUNT BOOKB. IKSITBINCB AND MIHINS KEQtBTER BOOM !sPKCUIiX BUL«D AND BOVJSD. Mntrtn. Maeazlnes, FnbUo Übrarlos and Sunday MnsJo. MW'g^aojaa we u bound. BAKKB3 BPKOIAIi EULKD DAY BOOKB. Bibles Prayer, ana Hymn Books ■ lte-bounfl. band and o.hoJ^m^bio bookb J. J3. BL A I XI B, VIOTOEIA-STEKKT, r^ET^OF^m^KBS^FUBNISH. DJBBOS ISOM aIANU»AIHUBKK*, Hai for Sals, Rt JjOW Batea- Carnoz tore' Tools Nalki Looks. Hlnscs Kltohen Banges Kesrfster Grates. In great Varioty Sartle 'and Enamelled Blata Manileploosi. Largest Stock In Auckland Marble, Kleotro-Plate, Curb, and other Fendera Ualvaniaed Iron, Shoui Lead, asd Zinc Hiatoß, Clement, and Flaste: iNapsnTioN invitk ESTABLIBBED IN OtAEOOW, SCOTLAND, 1861. JA ME SK E R R, UKNBRAL WOHKINO CUILMB, WdtESLSYSTERBT Eabt (Second Shop from Queen-Btreet), Razors, SolanoM, und Knives Rronnd and set, Fcckot Knlvea re-bloded, and all kinds of Outlery repaired) Kc. , J. K. will always have on hand a Hlrst-olaiM Stock of Household and Pcckel Cutlery to suit all clasEea, and a capital Btock of Sseotaoles to cult a'l eights, SpectacleD fitted with New Kyee and Sides. . All Vi'obk Huabantbep. Hjaffl Misses tkutenberq jßv't3j" ■ "'',■ Queen - street, «SIH». >«.<W TIAVB on Hand a jjaaai^ '^?t ~ *-*■ Complete Stook of ■«lHßi>drK'; MADAMS WEIGKLB «W^^BaKC*ffl PAPER PATTERNS OF W-f^W^9 a»RDBKSSES, MANTLKS, "K*jv ?J a % &o. The Patterns are jHw M cut in ten diflercnt sizes JHKEkSL " tor Ladies and Children, accompanied by diroc- tions and illustrations for mukirig up. Sold at prices ranging from t>d to 2s. Newest stylos monthly In Welgel's Journal of Fashions. Price, 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annum post free (payable in advance). Catalogue of Fashions, 3d; by post, 4d. O.rders by letters attended to on receipt of price and postage. Sole Agents in Auokland: MISSES TEUXiWNBEKG, QtJEEN-STREET (MoArthur'a Buildings), '■tf> PEACOCK, I * p OPTICIAN HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Mtceoscopbs & Telkscopes, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, '.Theriiomktebb, iILKOTaiC BELFS, BATTJBISS, AND ' FmtINGS, • . Man»eto Klestrio Machines ana Medical Colls. OPEHA GTjASSES. BINOCULAB, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, Theodolites, ConyAssES, Sextants, Spiri Hydrometers, Saccharometera, SallDometers, Argentometers, &0., Sec, &o. Aonra fob JvyLOß's patent sewing MACHINE 3 and BXTBAS. OPPOSITE TUB POST. OFFICE, . . SHORTtAND-BTREET, . Qoachbuilders, &c. COUSINS & AtKIN, DBSIONKRB AND BUHiDBRB OF HNGLtm AMKRinAN. FRKNCH, 4NU AKJt OTB>.tt STYLK OB1 OABS1AG«8. KSTiBUeHED 1864 BOYS' VEI/OCIPJEDES, 225,; PERAMBULATORS, 103.: NVALID OAPBIABES, , all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also BICYCLES (best English mafco), BOCK , INGHOBSES, &0 B. ANDERSON, PARBAMATTA-STREET, SYDNEY, Awarded Four Prizo Medala lime"! &c IyTAEURANGrHYDRAULIC LIME. Thi WABKWORTH CEMENT COMPANY hii w acauSnt their Eumerous frienda that thVar* nowaWe to exeouto aU orders with » Sfioat -i. "he sudden increase in their businosa I l.uvvlMiv nclcd to many disrappointnionta-J. P Kiuo B,VQaeen-street. Soio Agent. Town r Sardicuswmhoiiße-Btreet West(nextSlma and «row M- J i— ! O ~ o V ■ S D I/IM B. 'GROUND j lAMB, FOB SALK.I i .; SOUTHG A T E' S MAHORANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, in any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors 1 CeUara, etc. (next to stone flajtgtng Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting Dualities). For tanks and other wet !/WOr.ki .to a flMt-olass matoria B KEANE, SOLE AGJBN.T, * ": CnSTOM-HOUSE-STEEBT. £ft|slS Pathslli OANHOT BK KUBBKD OUT. *» l ?£mnbHankfurther infonnatlon apply at



j I Ssam ftif—^-*y « « & Co. DRINK OUI? pURE IIMDED fBA ft has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES ; 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 T \ 3/-, 3/4, 4/- £ | 1-Ib. and His. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXE3. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Tea Tastoe and Blender."1 AWARDED | COLD&SILVER MEDALS. | JjELSOF, fjfOATE&jJo. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AOENTS-EVERYWHERE. Nelson, Moated Co.". CELEBRATED CHALLENGE QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand ClotJiing Factory. Horticultural. TH OS. STEADMa & CO., 175, QUK«v. TKKKT, AUCKLAND, Opposite I. & 8. Morrln ft Co.'S. Musica). lUSruA N D E D. ft A beautiful Assort men t of BOKD' NO. 8 KOBBWOOD & WALNDT I'IANOB, Also. HARMONIUMS! HARMONIUMS Surpassing all before imported for sweetness Of tone, oombliied with power. Prioe from £10 to SO Gninosy, with two Rows of Keys in Ble aant Oaaes, whloh will be sold at a Reduction for Cash, or on the Deferred System ot Pay ment, .^KBH AND CO.'S MDSIO SALOON, LYOSIUM HAtL, HoßaoH-aTRBBT. near Vlotorla-Btreet. BTJiLDINBS COMING DOWN. In connequ(inco ol tho City Counoll having sold the BulldlDKtJ, J. HOWDEN Is compelled to Clear Out his Stool: of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JKWKLkTtRT, PIAaUd, OKQANS. & HARMGN IUMB, Etc.. Kto. As so Reaaonable Offer win be Refund fo Cash, he trnstn the Pabllo will take advan tage ot folu, his First Bale for 22 .yearn, and give him a CalJj at once. Shortland-strekt. GEE AND POTTER, Coaghbtjildkbs Lome and Hutland-3troe» . Auofejand. N.8,-Iron-barlt Bhofta. Spoto", FeUoes, Blu9 Gam and all kin s of Hardwood, at Lowest Martet Prloaa. TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE' \J COMPANY LIMITBD). MAN FAOTUBBKS OF COMMON AND TOILKT SOAPS, CANDLBB, FSAHUT, AND OTHER liUBRICATINS 0H.3. Soap ana Candle Works; I' abnbix Oil WOrfeßl COBTOMHOUSB-BTBEET WEST. Warehouse and Offlceai Lowbb Aibbbt BIBKKT. Cssh Pnrohnflßra of Tailow. DsUvory iakea at their Panel Worlra or



Tea Merohatitg. .__ Unajp^oachedflirQuaJlity and Cheapness are the TEAS BOLD BY E,OEEE,T 2STELAJL. IT may not bo pnlver3ally known Umt without Advertising, Ticketing, or Pufflng, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a few years tho LahGhst Rctaii, Salks of pAS in^ itaPiWinco ol Auckland. This tact is unmistnkeablo proof of the PtJRENESS ahd SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAB SUPPLIED. As tho result Of forty years' English and Colonial experience in tho ' trade, and by careful selection of tho bost of fto various groivths of INDIA and CHINA TEA.B, ROBERT NEAL is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10a. 1S ««S -rice. l_, _- - „ m ict li 'he Bott Imported this Season. ! The Blend Ol Tea at AS. lUd. a Treat to Connoisseurs. The SrjPEßion Qvauty of tho Teas Bold by Roiiert Nkai, are so solf-ovidont to those i who have tried then,7t}mt no Bcientiuc analysis is ncccßsary to proclaim their Qouutno Purity 1 and Kxcellonco. ! Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VIOTOKIVSTRKKT. Frudk. WHiiKnitAD. while being deslrona of keeping bis name ooußtantly bnfoi o the pabllo as a Teaman ot falrlr trtßtwortby experience, takes this opportunity ot thankinar hla numerous Ountomors— niauy ot whom ho hivs not seen— and presents them hia continued Bsauranco that all olaaso3 purchasing hlfl Tom, bo they high of low priced, will continue to rocelvo as horoto -1 foro the Burro faithful and Impartial treatment, l I vend no slaughter or victimising lii.iw. hut overy lino advertised will be found having Its true counterpart In tho Tea tendoroil 10 pur chaser—whether to ohlld, adnlt, or by letter. (IItNUINJJ IKA (loos bb a ralo obtain—both rora Cbinalaed India; Uiokevkhhbls the ex ception, not tha rule, a f*k grhuturnovblty than Genuine To& Is a coiiheotly urkwxd and propkbly bkbvkd Uup of Tea. My aim for the yeaia I have been before the Auokland pabllo has been to publish what Good Tes con alata of, bo that the consumer might bo my J iidgo. Those who woald lint Ignorance ehould provall consider a man foolish for hla p&lne. but I have been more thnn compensated by the qoldbw opisionh of hundreds of people for hundreds of miles round jiuoklauiL and' an In tlmatrd, many of my cnatomora I have tot Beoni 1 can readily admit the desirability of i giving Gold Medals to Tea Growers for pro ' daolntr Tea of rare exoetlonce, patnß ard ex ponßo bolnn incurred in Its prodnotioa, bat none ot this belongs to the Pacitet TkiMiN Many can, but few do, constantly klyo good vulue for monoy. I sußpoot that Medals fo Packet T«»h, if put to tho tuat throußh the Colonies, v»onM tvirn out much llko ins London Usltoro whoa Dr. Lethoby waa about to ropor> an broad tofoi a 6 Oommittso of the House of i'omruons. ! Many wanied their partionUr bread reported ! on. but tho wll> dyotor Bald, "Ob, yos, pro ' vltied you pay CSO to any charlUblu Institution i I name If at any fat'iro time I ilini you selling i an Inferior artlole." Judto hid astonishment whoa only two In all iiondon would übldo by I ihotcst. Now, I distinctly afllrm that if any ! committee of any local exhibition In New Zen ! laud, or elsewhere, have giren Gold Medal* for Faoket Teas, without distinctly oonneotlng ttie grower therewith, they wore fairly enntht nap ping. Suppose some year India and China Teas I are a miserable failure, what Is the medal worth for that year, v • from the Packet Tea i man to the Consumer! TEA PRIUK CURRENT : "VEKY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of some of the finest, the ptrongeat, and the rioheet flavoured Teas Imported. My aim with tbls Tea Ib to have something fli for anyone's table on any oocneloa. PRICK. €>?. PKK PGU.'.D. "FAMILY MIXTUKB," A mOBt rconomlo hlgholasa Family Tea, both the India and China beUK solrotod with grratcare bo as to aeoure first-crop Toa frora «he bott-inown growths, well nianipolmod leaf, ripe in th» oup, and tncruughly and Bounty cured. PRIOW. 2"- §°. PKR POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINAhY," This Tes haa attained a popnlarlty and wide circuittlflr, which Is only oompatab'e with close study and attention to the taitoa of a largo class of the general com muDlty. PHIOB. 2"> PKR POUND. HPI.ttNDID " DAKJEELING- FL' VOURED MIXTURE," Guaranteed a Blesd of pukk Isdu and CniNA T4AS. PRICK. JS. gD. PKB POUND. In tbe Cup this Tin is s msrvol ol cheapnofa. GUAKAK'fKBD PORB OHOICK KIHaT OROP BROKEN LKAF "PANYONG CONGOU." Prioe, JS. (jn.perlb "PUKE CHINA TEA SIPTINGS," With ruii!ul body and flavour. J4.1). PJK POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from Is. 6d. per pound. FKEDK. WHII'EHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. Sewmsr Maenines W „ f \ ? } xr: * * van gkr*t «>,WIKM SftA«HINU IMFl'li'A'BK i-in ;t;bt ww»rv»B A } b> '.■« Biumr.pi i af She Chßllengii j«iclUi>» «><! *'--5rM- Xeh Whui- ;><.'R SswiHO Mai.hih* tat Most Bt'.Sftt The Oheny««t 2he Most Kapid Ths Highest Arm Iht Moat Jitmpl- The Iwreot Tatir The Most Ka»7 to WorK The Beet Cover Tho Mool Dm able T:i* Slmplcnt Shurtiv The Mini Klatoa: T«Ja frasfen* 'Wfe* I'SSAiJ/J* MAUH.WSn irsu: Il.i< ■:■"•■ iw.**Kt -avifc: •Jtk.attxMKi *v%j,imo&. tfrici c: Haw S£Av.Bissa, ■■-.' I i» 45.W4J3 oj; ba«.';. OenuljcS jiirsflt I Foster 5.r..1 Ha ms* Wariholi.'. riuuidsurd Howe <.X!!BB-a}:» 'Wheeiei anii wiisau Oraver acd ;iakA,-v JoDea'k AIM '■. Jls-'Rf4ili.i ! Asicl ot Slav KOOii :i«UCO« not ib. O. »BU WkK» I Sfc'j St. *KB V.BBIC' lU MAOHJysS SUlVXr,ta»ll. Ths-,.3 !!.laciila.it, oau be iisd ct in» AaonU I— S, Moi.ooaacd Co., Piontsr Store, Whongera I Thomas Wells, Cambrldße; William Stevens OB Onehungai B. Wayto, Hamilton i Parcell and BorlOD, Glsbome i areant" and oc, Taurftntta *na it other plases fpKB Q B BAT QEPOI, QUKBN-STBKBT. BY SPECIAL 36PflMjHB^9i APPOINTMENT. [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED /1> OMEST.I c\ \•■ . ■ MACUINES. ' /■ The Easiest,- Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. LARGEST F-HOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. The only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition, Bohb Agents in New Zealand i BKAKESPKAR & CO., Qaeen-street, Opposite the Market. f! Formosa) In Morto, 3 If "XTEW ZEALAND FBR»S i B Jl% (Unmonnted, or m ij Tastefully Mounted In various wayst, 8 s From 12 np to 120 Varieties, B | For Sale by h HE R I C C R A I G, I I PRINCaa-STRBBT. |



Ironmongery. T.&S,MORItIJS&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HAKDWARE MERCHANTS, IMP O R T^E R S OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FBHCING WIKE, BAHBED FENCING WIRE, A tie Now Landing, Ex Georgo Bcwlcy nnd s.s. Weetmcath, 4400 Bars Iron 320 Bundles Iron 880 Kegs Wiro Kails 120 Boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, lc, lx, Ixx, lxxx 110 Buudles Hoop Iron 28 Leamington Ranges 4 Caaks Red Ochro ' 2 do Soft Soap 1 do Varnish 20 Barrels Stockholm Tar 1 Case Gun Cups and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges 3 18*6 Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip Seed 1 Cask Galvanised Rowlocks & Budder Irons 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, as sorted 1 Cask Maul Rings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoes 12 do Kcst Quality dack Horse Shoos 10 Cases Patent Mangles 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases .Vrilson'a Close Fire Rangoa G Sienna Baths, assorted, sft Gin and 6ft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Elcciro-platcd Goods 3 Cimks Cast Butt Hinges 3 do Irou Wasbriu 3G Seta Single Klectric Bells, inexpon« sive 12 Seta Electric Bella, 0, 8, and 10 mdl. cator 15 Dozen Solid Cast Stool Spades 6 do Clay Spades and Mattocks 6 Casks Rowatt'R Anucapnic Lamps 1 Cate Boxwood Rults, lft to 4ft, 4 fold 2 Cases Chest Handles, Axle Pulleys, &c. 3 Cusks Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 galls 4 do Cattle and Sheep Bells 1 do Carpenters' Rim Locks 1 Cose Buggy and Carriage Lamps 1 do Steel Ashpan Heading 3S Dozen Galvanised Round and Ova Tubs 3 Bales Tool Kits, <.v m ted 6 Cases Tinfoil 1J Ton French Glue 1 Cask Tailors' Irons and Flat and Bar Weights 10 Bales Galvanised Wire Sieves and Middles 4 Cases Copper Boat Nails, Tacks, Rivetf, &c. 1 Caso K. P. Forks and Spoons 4 do Kegister Grate?, with N.P, Beads 1 Case Tile Hearths 43 Kent Grates 1 Cask Frenoh Hall Grates 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallons 333 Camp Ovens and Covow 13 Kegs Wire Cloud Nails 64 do Cut Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, assorted 3ft to 6ft 32 D)zen AU-stecl Gravel Shovela 17 do Cast Steel Digging Forks 20 Pairs Dray Axlo Anus 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cases Mahogany and Birch Knobs 2 do Howanh's Ventilators 4S Three-legged Pots 1 Case Avery's Steelyards, 501b to 4001b 2 Case* Avery s Scaloa 1 Cask Cut Tm'd Tacks 1 Caso Butter Prints, Pats, and Wheels 2 Lathoa, 6in, centre, power geared 1 Only A matenr's Wood Turnlog Lathe complete, with fast and loose heads, counter ahatts, &c, socket and hand rest. This Is highly finished, with polished walnut table, and is certain to give satis faction 6 Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing taws, hits, Bavvßots, piano irons, marking gauges, plated squares, saw pads, epokeshaves, coopers' draw knives, &c. 1 Case B.M. Toa end Coff«e Pots 3 do Boss Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-plated Dish Covers 1 do Brass ond Copper Wire 6500 Feet (ialvantsed Pipe, Jin. to 2in. 8200 do Black Pipe, Jin. to 1 Jin. 6 Casks Pipe Fittings 1 Case Emory Wheels 3 do Best Tinned Soft Slcel Sheets, for tinsmiths' use 80 Casns Patent Horse Nails 23 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron, sft to 10ft 1 Case Spcur and Jackson's Saws 3 do Spear and Jackson's Mill Saws 1 do Spear and Jackeon's Cross-cut Saws 4 Cases Spear and Jackson's Circula Saws Bft SO Randall's Disc Harrows, 6ft, 7ft, Oft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fenco Wire 2 Cases S. & J. Hollow-back Saws 2 CaseH One-man Saws 2 Casos S, & J, Chisels and Gauges GAS FITTINGS. To the Residents of tub North Siiohk— r, & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Respectfully invited inspection (by intond ng purchasers) of their extensive Stock of 3as Fittings, comprising~ !, 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. Choice Assortment 3ORK SIIDE, Pendants, 1 and 2 Lights GAS BRACKETS, Single and Double GAS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETS GAS WABMI&G STOVEB GAS COOKING STOVES above Largo and Choice Assortment >f Gas Fittings are being offered at cost >rice, and afford a rare opportunity of lecuring a good Article at a low fiouev;, r.&SMOHEIN&CO, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS & SIIIP CHANDLERS, QUBBN & HIGH HTRBBTB, AUCKLAND, UINB PACIFIC RUBBERPAIMT



j Drapery and Clothing. Caution to the Public. i • ■ In oonßoquanoe of many mWoadlna AdTUtlas monts lately appeaiinß In our ptpeti, SAMUEL /100MBES fin. AMUEt, \JOOMBES * \Jo. la thuir usual nod (altb, have issoed the fol lowing Price List. Wo gnarantce eaoh Article Riven, and the price will apeak for itself i— Good llouaehold Calico, 32-inch wide, 2J»I per yard The Celebrated AA V Calico, 86-inoh wide, 3|d No. 2 Crewdson's, 4Jd per yard No. 3 Crewdaon's, 36-inch wide, Cld pet yard 72-inch Heavy White Twill Blieeting, lOftd per yard All widths In Flnlay's Sheeting SO per ctnt. less than elsowheie 90-inch Double Warp Twill Sheeting, Is 4d per yard, haU-prlce 10-4 Fine Wltney Blankets, 6« 6d; worth 17s 6d Large Size Finest Quality, 81i per pair Quilts, in all sizes, from 2s lid each Flannel, Sftdper yard, will not be purchased elsewhere less than Is Colonial Flannel, Is OJd Dress Department. 27-inch Hoavy Serge, suitable for Wißtei Dresses, 6Jd; worth Is 27-inch All Wool Serge, IOJd origlna price, 2a A Quantity of the most Fwhioßoble am Newest Materials will be sold at Sow than cost Black and Coloured Velveteens, from U 6c per yard Black and Coloured silks, 2s 6d per yard, worth Bs W 3 Cases of Wlncoys, 5Jd; worth li pel yard Millinery akd Maotlb DEPARTMENT. A Lot of Black Chip Hats, fashionable shape, 6}d eacb 100 Hats and Bonncti, toll Beuon'f Qooda, imported direct from Paris, will bo sold at half-price All our Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters f|H be sold at ono-third less than usual price Clothing Departmhmi. 600 Pairs Men's Extra Strong Tweed. Trou sors, 5s lid ; worth 10i 6d 300 Men's Salts, Colonial made, 26s tho mtt 200 Navy Sergo Suits, 21s; worth 45s 60 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coats, 10s 6d; worth 30a 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 15s Ad; worth 50a 140 Tweed and Cloth Overcoats, from 16t Gd Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hooks, at half-price S. COOMBES & CO, Will not sell to Bhopkeepen or Ratallm. Am the prloes In many oases are moon below Wholetole Prleo, the only pledge themselves to mppi y oon eumen at aßovo List Prloes. NO VK THB ADDRBBB ON THE PREMISE 9 LATKLV OC CUPIED BY J. CoSQRAVJS & Co, Samubl C>oombes & Co. : ' )



i Ironmongery. ) EJ. POETIE &c CO., ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL J \ IROINMONGEKS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND IIIGE STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED. ■ TABLE CUTLERY. ' Bleotro-plnto ana Nlokle Bpoona an.l Fo; )c?, Sliver-platen1 Dcbj :rt and Fish Knives and Fortff", in i Ivory and Pearl Handles, In Hots or n*»o», Sliv-ir Hated on Beßt Nloklo, Entree ulßnes In I Bota. Klflli SUnos and Carvers. Napkin Minte, Htoslc Dtuhcn, Cruot Frames, Idquenr Frftiii'fl, Kmboasea and Uu|>rarod Trayß, Toa and Cottee Borvioee, Oaka and C/ird Baskets, Vino dolasors. Nntoraoks, Oolory ftandn, ijuhoth and Creams, Turk Sorvera, awdlne Boxen, HotJo Holders, Sugar Sl(t«re, Fruit Suonm Salad Knlvm and Forks, Hrldosoaka Knives, Jully Spoons and 1 iinhi.-s. Child ren's Cupa and BO'.B. WHITE WIRE GOODS. 0 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. From tB« *»*st Makers. 1 Bammere, ChlMla Gouges. Draw Knlvo?. Cljburn S owners. Screw Anger*, Ooaoh WMOOUfI*, doopeii" Knives. Bmooth Grooving. Trjli.it. J»ok, Ifcad. ;-lcew Kabate Planes, Iron Planes. Plow Pl&noe, NlcKel-platoa Hit Braoes, Patent Batchot Braces nnd Breast Drills. English and American Hand Sawa, Boxwood I Kules. Compasses, and Oalllpora, Re; &c. BLACKSMITHS'AND MINING TOOLS. o^uv,.' nnUowt PoiUb'e Forges wr;> Ifan Bljist, HydraoHo Punches n»d Shearing Maoblne 808 I U irwilio ana little Jacks N wly !),■ B --, I :. o d Bmt.h*' Hearth.Anvlla Ml weights. m' luk AuvllH wUhVico oomoincd. S..iua Blooko, Boorth Backs, Water Tujre Irona, Turning Jjiithoa for Iron and Wood; Btocka and l)io». •crnwinK Machines for Bolta nnd Plpos 1; rilling Machines, ffio, COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. OUR LARGE STOCK OF STOVES COMPRISE— Q W Smith and Wellßtood's. Watson, Gow and Oo.'s. Amerlonn Oooklntt Stoves, with latest irnpr ivo. rnnnt*. tor Coal or Wood. H. P. & Co.'B Belt-setting Cottage Rangon with ovon and holler; Banijes with 2 ovens and boiler, suitsb'o (or largo families and hotels. MARBUC MaNTKIiPIBOSS In Oarvad Statuary, White Veto, Be. HHaHBLLKU BL,»TS Ditto, In Ulaok and Gold, and Other N£w&JrlM. mSw DBBIONB in Tile Hearths, Tiles tor Shops, Bathe. Fuiwtaro, KOi. «c STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Juit Lauded, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE BROS1., comprising Phoapunr Ilronitia. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOB 01-, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. Tubular LaDtern", HiuiwMe Lantprim Fare) Ijnntortß. Btable liintarns, l'jokofi jlih--ov db JiiiU'Boje l-'untornc Tubular Lantoruß can bo filled, li^lited. and roKnlatou without removtug the (flobo. E. FOETSK & CO. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HIOH'STBEBT, ', QOKKN-SIBBBT, _".;. : AUCKLAND, BRANCH STaiiE: JSEVVMARKET. dL£, ORDERS DELIVERED IN TOJVN AND SUBUSB^



Garllok and Cranweli have now themort; complete Furnishing Warehouse In Auckland, Large stock ready for delivery. f imlß1jnL3,' Buit all classes; good, strong, and cheap* •JMJ™ variety of Bedstoad3 ard Bedrocm Furnlture. ---1 Oity Arcade> OSceen-Btreet.-fAdTt» -'••_-,