The Hon. Mr JOHNSTON expressed sur prise at the amendment and speech of Mr Dargaville, as it was an exact reproduction of the previous charges. On hearing them the secoud time the implications appeared to him more detestable, g-o?s, and loath some than on the first occasion. The hon. gentleman made taose charges with a zeal and fervour wbich he attributed to his nationality. (" Sir, be slanders Ireland"—Cheers). Mr Johnston then proceeded to derjy the cuarges of Mr D.ugaviile against the Premier and Major Atkinson, and snd that the caa'ges ngairjst the latter were charges on the personal honour ef the tfou-e, anl the aggravation of the charges was further proof of the necessity of an authoritative report to the House. Was it not an abominable thing that an hon. gentleman in avowed ignorance of the facts, should come down to the House and slander away the character of any gentleman? He accused Mr l.arga villa of changing his ground and evolving the charges out of a fund of slime. Mr Joyce said that Mr Dargaville had seized the weak poitrs of Maj ir Atkinson's motion, and had ma>le a magnificent defence, whiijh had g eatly pleased the House. He did not exculpate Mr DargavP'.e from blame, but thought, as this was a raking up of an old matter, Major Atkinson should withdraw his motiou.

Mr Holmes moved an amendment to the effect that the nutter nf-rred to a com mittee be: (1) Whether the charges con tained in the uncoriecUd proof of Mr Dar gaviile's speech on ihe Property Tax impute political corruption or dishonesty to tith-.r the Treasurer or Premier? and (2) if so, are they true ? Miijor Atkinson agreed to the amend ment.

Mr DakgAVILLE said he would with draw, provided Major Atkinson agreed that the committee tie appointed by ballot.

MrSeDDON suggested that Major Atkin son should appoint five, and Mr JUargaville five.

Mr DsLiUTOus said it was unheard of that an acciued peison should be allowed to name his own jury. If such a precedent were established, do member of the opposi tion would be safe, lie was not expressing an opinion as to the charges made by Mr Dargaville, but thought it probable that tbe truth lay half way. He intended to move subsequently that the committee be decided by lot, to be dnwn by tbe Cletk of Parl'ament.

Sir GtOßue; Grey moved the adjourn, ment of the debate, so that the amendment should be printed, and members given time for consideration. 'I his was the most important matter that had ever came before Parliament, and it was important that no decision should be arrived at hurriedly.

At 6.10 the House adjourned till 7.30.

at the eveuing kitting, Sir GEOkGtt tiKET, who had moved the adjournment, and was entitled to resume the debate, waived that right, and Mr TcnsBULL suggested that the preamble to the motion should be struck out, and proceeded to accuse Mr Johnston of having used unparliamentary language, and referred to Major Atkinson s general rudeness. lie asserted that the fact that the Bank of ew Zealand had during the last three years bad an average of £600,000 of Government money lying idle, was proof that there was favouritism shown to thi: Bank into whose clutches they had fallen He said that the preseit state of things would exist until we entirely altered our financial policy, and he hoped the matter would be allowed to drop.

Mr DARGAVILLE rose and explained that wh'-n be agreed to withdraw his amend meut, he thought that the preamble of Major Atkinson's motion would be struck out.

Mr Fish thought the committee should represent equally both aides of the House. Major Atkinson had overstepped the mark in his anxiety to prove Mr Durgaville wrong by putting words in the preamble of the motion that could not be twisted by auy means into the charges made by Mr Darga vll'e. »he real question was that of free dora of debate, as if a party committee ceuld ba appointed to try the meaniog of the speech of an hon. gentleman, freedom of debate would be at an end. He hoped the motion would be moved allowing the matter to stand as it now was.

Mr Munbo thought, in consideration of the gross charges made, it was absolutely necessary there should be an investigation. Mr Joyce deprecated the squabbling as degrading to the House, and suggested that Mr Dargav.'Ue should make his charges in a public print outside the House, when Major Atkinsou could proceed against him.

Mr Kbrgcts said if he thought for a ruomeut the charges made by Mr Dargaville were true, he would no longer support the Government, as an instance of the in tegrity of trie Government, he referred to their consistent opposition to the New Zea land Land Compauy. (A. Voice : " Thanks to John Bfj'ce.") Mr Pvkb thought they had washed their dirty linen long eniough, and suggested that the debate souuld now terminate till re ceipt of the report of the Committee. Hs thought that whoever was proved to be wrong, the accused or the accuser should be expelled from the House.

Mr Montgomery said as the words used by Mr Dargaville had not been taken down at the time, it \4K contrary to rnle to discuss tbem after other business had inter vened. He moved an amendment to the effect that as the words were not taken down or challenged, the coarse proponed.to be taken was contrary to Parliamentary practice, and would tend to deter freedom of debate.

Mr Moss raised a laugh by unseating that as a charge had been made against the Government they should be tem porarily suspended pending a decision ou the charge. tie believed that though a wrong was done, members who bad voted for the Loans Consolidation Bill bad acted conscientiously. The name ot Mr Macandrew appeared in the division list for the ayes. Mr Conolly combatted the dictum laid down by Mr Montgomery, pointing out that the rule referred to only had reference to particular words, and not to a general accu sation, He asserted that Mr Dargaville's language justified the wording of the pre amble, and accused Mr Dargaville aod bis friends ot endeavouring to prevent the ac cusations being tried. It had been said that one of the gentlemen on the Committee was a personal enemy of Mr Dargaville ; if so, his name should be removed. (It ls]snp posed tnat Mr Conolly referred to Mr Hurst.) Mr Shepherd urged that the whole matter should be allowed to drop. He com plimented Mr Dargaville on bis speech, which was an admirable specimen of Hibernian eloquence.

Mr Hurst said he did not intend to serve on the committee. If he intended to terve he would not have spoken. He repudiated the insinuation by Mr Fish that he had per sonal enmity against Mr Dargaviile. He had no enmity against any member of the House. He hoped the Government would adhere to the determination to appoint a committee. The evidence adduced would come to the House, who would really decide on the testimony adduced before tbe committee. He thought Mr Dargavilic should make a charge outside of the House, and have the matter teited, but he surmised the hon, gentleman had too much respect for bia pocket than to take the matter into the law court. (Mr Seddon : " Not sgainst the Bank of New Zealand.") He thought Government, in taking notice of Mr Dargaville's language, had placed him on a pedestal on which, he did not deserve to bo placed, and, in conclusion, asked Gov ernment to remove his name from the committee, and earnestly urged on Mr Dargaville the desirability of withdrawing his charges. Mr Stevens wss of opinion thot the charges should bo sifted to the bottom, as the credit of the colony was at stake.

Mr O'Uallaghan suggested that the constitution of the committee should be five selected from the Opposition by Major Atkinson, and five from tbe Govern ment side by Mr Dargaville. He also sug gested the withdrawal of tbe preamble ot the resolution.

Sir GEOBCIE Grey gave notice to move, a"» an amendment, that the committee con sist of ten members - five to be selected by Major Atkinson, and five by Mr Darga ville.

The House adjourned for sapper,

Afcer the supper adjournment, a wrangle took place over some words used by Mr Fish, which several members considered reflected on the speaker.

Mr Fish lead the " Hansard" report of his remarks, which went to prove that to bis words jcould not be given the reflection alleged.

Mr Sbdbon, af :er gong over the old pround, accused tne Government of giving £2,000 to a private company to put in a tunnal on the West Coast; and said, having shown the Ministry their corruption, and asked a committee, ho advised Mr Darga ville, unless Major Atkinson agreed to with draw the preamble, to have nothing to do with it, and advised the Opposition, on a division being taken, to walk out of the House, and record a silent protest. s>

MtpßTßlKsaid it was evident that M* Dargaville's friends were endewonS to Ret out of the position. Nothing lit * direct retraction would satisfy MinisUriM supporters. *""«wriai

After remarks by Messrs Joyce an* DOBSON, the Honse divided on Mr Hoin£v amendment. (Those in favour of Af r Mont K'srssT* voted the agreed to withdraw ?hep ] re . Sir George Grey objected to th« with.

Mr Fish said if the objection had b'en raisedi by a Goveromeut supporter k would have been in bid laste. "uum

Major *TKMSO»B.id he did not care whetner tho preamble was withdrawn 2 not. "*

Sir George Gkey wished to express hi. opinion that the solicitor of the Bank of .New Zealand should not be Premier ot the colony-tbat the two offices did not rnn well together.

Mr Smith moved tbe previous question Mr Buchanan (Wairarapa) said be felt sure the result of the inquiry would be the acquittal of Major Atkinson, when'Mi Dirgaville should be held to blame Maj r Hakkis objected to the preponder ance of Government members on the com. ncittee.

Mr Fish suggested that the difficulty miyht be got over by Mr Dargaville stating that in using the words he had not intended to imply personal dishonour.

Mr Sheehan faid he had been en. deavouring all night outside the House to settle tbe matter, but with-.ut success. Ha considered the night had been wasted. The amecded motion then went on the voices, and;ltajor Atkinson intimated his intention of moving that Mr Hurst's name be discharged.

At 1,20 the House adjourned till TiieS' day.

Saved From the Poorhouse.

For years David Allingsworth suffered with rheumatism, and notwithstanding the best medi cal attendance, could not find relief. He came to the Sciotia Count]' Poorbouso, and hod to be carried into and out of bed on account of his helpless condition. .After the failure of all the remedies which had been applied, the directors of the Poorhouse resolved to use the celebrated German remedy, St. Jacob's Oil, and this was a fortunate resolution; for. with the trial of one bottle, the patient was already bettor, and when four bottles bad been used upon him he could again walk about without tho use of a cane The facts, aa above stated, will be verified bjr the editor of the Portsmouth (Ohio) Corres pondent, U.S.A. Sold by all Chemistß. — Price three Shillings. M. Levy & Co., Agents.

REV. T. H-jJUGSuN'S CHALLENGE.

To the Editor: Dear Sir,—l see in yeg. terday's i.sue a statement by Mr G, A. Brown to the effect that he has never yet refused a challenge to publicly discuss tbe topics he advocates. The accuracy of that statement, however, depends upon what Mr Brown considers a challenge. A little effort will douhtle.s recall to his remem brance my rfquest, made less than six months asro, that he would open the col umns ot tne •' Bible Standard " for the free ducußvion of tbe matters in which he is most interested, and my stated willingness to discuss them with him ; also his re fusal on the ground of want of time. I after wards requested him, through oue of his people, to insert a few questions which I was prepared to pnt, which he declined through fear that they might strike the attention cf the unestsblished, and wreck their incipient beliefs before a reply could be framed. Now, if Mr Brown's intention be the production of theological conviction, he cannot, If his time permit, do better than consent to a debate carried en through the medium of his paper. That will be, in the widest sense of the word, a '• public de bate "—one respecting the merits of which the general public will have ample oppor tunity to calmly and patiently judtse. If Mr Brown ia willing to tall in witb such an arrangement, it will give me pleasure to try issues with him. I will undertake to doit, too, in no gladiatorial spirit. Is " Barkis willin'?'— Kindly insert, and oblige yours, &c, T. HODGSON, July 31.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, AUGUST 4

House of Representatives.



AOCtlOllB. AUGUST 13. STORE ASD TEN~ACRES LAND, KAMO, WHANGAREI. I3Tat 12 o'clock (by order of the Tru—e I* me 09^ pariah of Wh—i oertyta a valuable Orchard, bringing in £bontfi3oarear. _ SAMUEL COCHRA.NE & SON, Auctioneers. ___. W , g, OOCHEANEI IJAB. DACBB MONDAY, AUGUST 6. At 12 o'clock. By order of tbe Mortgagee. HOUSE AND SHOP, PUKEKOHE. °>01(??'t otmICNT 3 subdivision lot G7, section W^&heKowoc^piedby Mr Patrick White^ SAMUEL COCHhAHB & SOW, Aucticg.cf.t!t. 1 iHURSDAYTAiGUSTir' THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, atThe" Bemuera Yards, on Thursday next, August 9. at loclocu, Dairy Cows. Btore Cattle 180 Held Well-fatted Cattlo 7M F*t and Siora Sheep Fat and Btore PUb ALFRED BUCKLAWD. ~~~~ " TUESDAYS. TH B H a"y~M ARK ET. riALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINSj S HIDBS AND lALWJW. each Tueßflay, ■tUo'oloofc ALFRED BUCKLAHC. THE HAVMARKET KEGULAR SALES OF HA.V AND , STRAW KACH TOKSDAy AND FRIDAY. At 11 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKXAKD. B, TONKS B. C. CAKE B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, OCTOUBR 10. IMPORTANT SALE OF -WIREEHOLD QITY jpROPERTY, Under instructions from the Trustees under the Will of the late Mr Edward Costley. R XONKS S 00, TTAVE been instructed by the Trustees tOßeil, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednes day, October 10, at 12 o'clock noon prompt, mHE FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOW ING PSOPERTIEB :- Lot L-AUCKLAND CLUB and P»TTLEY'3 SHOP in Shortland • street «rSTOM HOUSE HOTBLandTWO WOODT3NE MENTS Fort-street, being Allotment 5, Section 3, City of Auokland, 100 links to Bhortland and Fort-streets by a depth of 263 and 279 links, now leased at a rental of £208 per annum for 17 years from Ist April, 1878,leesee to keep insured for £2,000 and to reinstate all build'ngs if destroyed by fire, tOt2.~FISHER & CO.'S NEW PREMISES, Queen-street, being Lot 1, of Subdivision Of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 30ft. iin. by a depth of 92ft. lOin. and Sift, lin. and Sin. party-wall, leased for 10 years, • ' from 22nd August, ISSI, at a rental for firs 20 yeor3 of £156 per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of £203 per annum, lessee to leave, at expiration of lease, buildings o£ at least tho valuo of £2,000. Lof 3.-SHERA BROS., and UNION INSUtt " ANCE CO.'s PREMISES, part of Allot ment 7, of Section 17. Queen-street, 10ft. frontage to Queen-street by 101 ft to a lane, and 61ft. at rear to other portion of Allot ment 7. lease from Ist October, 1881. for six years at rental of «360. and from October 1, 1887. at rental of £312 to Is January, 1900, further agreement to lease to Messrs Shera Bros., at expiration ot present lessee's term, for 21 years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. &Ot 1,-COLE'S SHOP and CHEMIST'S SHOP adjoining, Queen-street, part of Allotment 17, Section 14, City. 20ft. to Queen-street by a depth of 81ft. lOin., leased for 21 years from April 25,1881, at a rental of £133 per annum, buildings and fixtures to be de livered np at the end Of term and kept Intrarea for £700. Lot 5,-HULMH'S TWO SHOPS and PRE MISES, Queen-3treet, being Allotment 3, Seotion 32, City, 33ft. to Queen-street by a depth of 82ft 6in., leased for iO years from May 1,1871, at £130 per annum. tot fIL-B ASEDOWN'S ana CULLEN'S SHOPS and PREMIBES Queen-Btreet, Allotment 6, of Seotion 32, City, 33ft to Queen-street by a depth of 82ft. 6in., leased for 10 years from May i, 1871, at a rental of £130 per annum. Lot 7.-RED LION lIOTEU and ELEVEN BUILDINGS adjoining, in Victoria-street, being Allotment 14, of Seotion 20, City, 107 ft 6in. to Victoria-street, and to Har fiing-street of 171 ft. 7in., leased for 20 years from 20th February, 1880, at a clear yearly rental of «1M per annum, Bubjeot to no deductions •whatever. Lntß -LONERGAN'S SHOP AND PREMISES adjoining Evening St.r Office, Wynd" ham street, Allotments 1 and 8, of Subdivision ot Allotment 3, Section 16, City of Auckland, 25ft. 6in. to Wyndham- Btreet, by 115 ft. and 25ft. 6in. to a lane adjoining Haymarket, leased for 21 years from 18th November, 1878, at a rental of £31 to, without any deduction -whatever. Lotß.-PLASTERED HOUSE, Victoria-street, containing 11 rooms, with right of-way at back, being part of Allotment 18, Section 25, City of Auckland, 48ft. 2in. to Victoria atreet, weekly tenancy. liOtlO.-THEEK COTTAGE 3, Vli tttrla stre ot, ointatning reßp'ctively 5 rooms. 5 rcoms »tia7rojms, Allotxoit 9 Sec.lon 21. City of Auckland, 60ft. 9in. to YiotcrJa street, weekly tenancies. Lot 11.-DOUBLE HOUSE, Vietirla street, beins? AUotaoit 7, Sublvision cf Allot ment 1 ™& otbors, Seciion 19, Viotor.a- Btreet 3Vt. to Victoria-it oat.aca at roar S3't. to Dutee-street, weekly tenancies. Lot 12 -TWOSTORKYED HOU3K AND COTTAGS, corner of flobsonand Moore snoets fcelcg the portion cf A'lotroent 2', Section 18, City of Auok'and. 27«. 01n. to Hobeoa-street, woskly tecancles. LotlS-OBAFrOS TOAD, Allotment 10, Seo t'on 18. Subnrfcs of Anoil«d, 7iHt. 61n. to G--iftonß"aa,bi' c depth of about fs2f't 10' n . lcMed forSOjOMS.frcm ltt January ISS3 Eta rental of £30 per annum, lessee n Voption cf purclwirg at any time durlrgthel«*9efor£soo To* H_PAR>EUL, Allotmon's ii, 15, and 10 et Subdivisiun of Allotment 61. Beollon , '- v jnrbs ot Auok'.and. £6t(. to Manakan ■t'lnni by 1021. to tori-s reet leased for 21 yes r'.fromJu!y 19.1830. parental of £10 perennwr. vn.th-r i formation! and copied cf leases may JScetrd on application to Messrs Jackson Si so icitor^rtho Auo.ioneers. Tbo *ttcMoneerß fioslre to assure invoeto.s tilubo *a'e otth«o properties wU i«nmw S*K« IMS*. 11P.M3 BABY. •B. T O-Slf.B & C O. DURHAM SARDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham "Yards, nvery Tuesday, at U o'clock, HSDSB. TAIiLOW, WOOL, and SKINS.



Auctions. MONDAY, AUGUST 6. Metal Teapots, Cruets, Britannia Metal Goods, Umbrella Stands, Enamel Boilerß, Dishes, Kettles, Glass Shades, TV ire Nails, Brushwaie, I &c, &c, &C i gabkieT'lewis ! *a;ILL Sell at his Kooms on Monday, W 6th August, at 11 o'clock, A PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. WITHOUT RESERVE. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8. TO CLOSE PARTNERSHIP AC COUNTS IN CONNECTION WITH THE AUCKLAND AND SOUTHERN PItODUOS COMPANY. aka SACKS OATS, MAIZF, | £o\> CHAFF) FLO UB, OAT j MKAL. |kk packages "tea, coffee, I BISCUri'3, CONFECTIONERY, CIGARETTES, GIKGbR WINiS. ALSO, GARDEN SEKD3 AND AGRICUL TURAL, SEEPS, CONSISTING OF COCKSFOOT, TURKIPS, CLOVES, &C WEIGHING MACHINES, SEED CASKS, COUNTKIt, OFFJCIS FITTINGS. Also, At 12 o'clock, rfIHE UNEXPIRED LEASE OF 10J ABOVE COMPANY. E. & A. ISAaCS HAVE received instructions to sell by publio aociio", on tho premises or the Auofcland and Southern J'roouoe Compary, AM THE ABOVE. K. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, CITY OF AUCKLAND. FOUR BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, PICTUN-STKEET. FIVE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, SELWYN-STREIiT. ONE BUILDING ALLOTMENT. HEPHURN AND PICTON-STKEETS (Between Picton and Hepburn streets.) G. W. BINNEY rj AS received instructions from the City |~| couro'i to offer b7 auction, at bis Sale Rooms, Lower Queen-street, at. noon on Thurs day, August 16. THE LEASE FOR 32 YIARS or ALLOTMRNTS 30. SI, SJ. and 33, four Buldlntt Allotments fronting Plotoa street. 50 to 00 ftet eaoh frontage, with large depth. ALLOTMBNT3 28.29.11. it. and 43. five Build ing Al'otmenta frontUg Selwyn-»:reet (adjacent to the »boy«). from 52 to 74 leet frontages and large depth. ALLOTMENT 23, one BulMlnst -tllotment, frontine Hopoarn-.treet (close tojnotlon of Picton street), 35 Net tiontaiw. with largo depth aod small fronsaga to Pieton Btrzet. Thwe Allotments are aeltehtfully situate*, commindlDß vlewa of the hjrbi>u-- end tho H»ur4kl Gulf, anrt not to ba equalled In the City. Hoton and Beiw/n etraets have just lately been drake t, antt famed to permanent levels, The Corporation glva one-third the value of the Building on lhe grcrand at tfce expiration ol Lease. Terms of Sale and Conditions of leiae may be viewed at the offioa of the Town Clerk, City Council Office. Higcstreet. on and after the 28th inßtant, and ot the Sale Booms of the Auctioneer on the day ot and tho day prior to the ta'.o. ALLOTMENTS Wlbli BK FLAGGED. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, ISS3. At 12 o'clock Noon, By order of the Traaaferee cf Mortgagee. THE undersigned has been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at hl3 Mart. Gucen-atrect, Auckland, on Friday, the 10th day of August, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, being part of a block of laud caled Whaka nekneke, situato at Queen's County, Coromandel. containing one aero (irore or less), with all tho rights and appur tenances thereto belonging, being the property of Mr Edgar Dougle3 White. Condition of sale and a plan of the property may now be seen at the office of, and full infor mation may be"obta<ned from the undersigned, or fromjljessrs Laiehley and JacfcEOn, solicitors, Auckland. t?. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Auokland, July, 1883. LAisntE? & Jackson, Solicitors, Auckland. B. TONES.] [K. C. CABE.] [B. D, TONKS AT AN EARLY DATE. EX EA3T LOTBIAN. FROM LONDON. SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN VfiLVJIT AND TAPKHTRY, Old English Cablnotfl, Oak Dining Boom 8nlt«, Walnut Drawing-room Snlteß ia Tapestry and P.aoh Toilet Tables, Davenports, Whatnots, Mnslo Stools, Loo Tables, Card Tableß," &o. fie.. &<"• lhe Auotlonee's would specially call attention to the above sale of Ebonlzod and Walnut Fur niture, whloh will be ouentd up in a few days ; and from the rnmnrhs In Consignee a letter, can confidently recommend it for Quality, Btyle, and finish, 8. TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR Sal E, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday »ox>, U0 Fat Oxen, from Matamata, Waltsra, and Waikato 700 Fat Sheep Dairy cows, Store Cattle, Sheep, Pigs Sea., &O» &O, HU2STEK & NOI.AK WEOfIESDAy-, AUGUST 8. PUKEKOHE YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their usual Monthly Sale at the Poket&hj Yards on Wednesday next, of CATTLB. SHSEP, HORDES, &C. HUNTER & JNOLAN. Horticultural. 20 VARIETIES of AMERICAN POTATOES, SCORZONERA. Illustrated Catalogue on application. liapatono Kidneys. Sutton'a Flour Balls, Breeaeiss Prolific, Wuo Dement Seed Potatoes at lowest market ratal-. umwieo THOMAS BTEADMAN & CO. 175, Queen-streeti



Tea Merchants. NELSON MOATE & CO. Nelson, Moate s Co/s drink our RPFOIALITY It has Mo Equal for Truo Natural I Flavour, Valuo, and Strongth. J^SJlmß|k I PRICES f® JH I 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 r m 3/-, 3/4, 4/- £ /j Mb. awd J-lb. Packols. i^WRHEBIi^SiI HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. | "PRESS," «t s If-" |k H p^ "Sir. Nelson is a Professional &-* | fma H^B 1 J Tea Taster and Blender." iWJ lv Ksaoa E 1 HhT a coLD&srLVE DR DMEDAUS. QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, HELSOHjOATBifio. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ;qewts-everywhehe. I Unapproaefcefl in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOLD B* IT may not be universally known tnat without Advertising, Ticketing, or Puffing, ROBERT NEAL has obtained In »tew years the Largest Retail Sales op Teas in the Provinces 0 Auckland. Thia lact la umaistakeablo proof of tho PURENESB and SUPERIOR QUALITY o the TEAB SUPPLIED. As the result of forty yeara' English and Colonial oxperionco In tin trade, and by careful selection of the best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS ROBERT NEAL la able to giVO his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. IS UNEQU A r T B H D E pr,oe mi -r>% 1 />m J. f4 iA. Is the Best Imported this Season. The BlendtOl Tea at 2s. lUd. A neat to Connoisseurs. The SnraßlOß Quamtt of tho Tbib sold by Robert Neal aro so self-evident to tho* who have tried them, tfcat no aclentWo analysis la necessary to proclaim their Genuine Purlt: and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland I Drapery.J&c. FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! jJTPREMISES COMING DOWiN Imperative Clearing-Out Sale OF READY-MADE CLOTHING And MEN'S MERCERY. |^"On account of the GREAT fire next DOOR and of OUR PREMISES COMING DOWN, we are obliged to SACEIFICE Our Large & Well-assorted Stock of Clothing AT HOME COST! Remember, as we are not able to secure other Premises in Queen-street, we are bounc to CLEAR OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ANY SACRIFICE. Wo aro not going to England, but aro bound to vacate our present shop, and on bound to Clear Every Line in ONE MONTH. Our Stock comprises every requisite in Men's, Boys', and Youths' of Our well known Superior Ready-mode Clothing. Every Article has beer, selected with the greatest regard to Durability, combined with Good Workmanship and tho Latest Stylo. 2TOTE THE ADDRESS:— JI E?\B%f OiA HnQon QfroAt Facing McArihur'i „ Lfe»VY 5 wiueen Direei, ekdings. N.B.—Established since 18P9.) | (Sale commences 23rd June.



Land ana instate Aeente pHAS, iiiLIAMBON HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vuloan Lank, Auckland. Bankers :-Natlonal Bank ot New Zealand. SEHT3 and INTKRHST Oollnotefl, MONKY Invested for Capitalists on flnt-OiUB laoariSles. ttitwout Chabse. Bet par oral *I!;w3d on Cavosta nutfl Invested, MOOTSAUE3 and LOANS Negotiated, .'ill ABKB Bought or Sold to order. MSTATKB Managed (or Absentee*. a UjOTMlenth Bought, and Housed BnUt on (fi. ths Weakly Payment System. mnLßma allotments fob sale xi fh» roox t— Scotland-street, 80/ We3t-street. SO/ Mount Eden Koart. £0 Cross-Btreet, £i Sjmonds-streei, £8 Hepbnin-Jtieoi. 80/ Bond-street, 20/ Llgar Place, 65/ Beresford-street, 90/ Btobmond Koad, A3 P«rolvo! Parade, 45/ Ayr-streat, 48/ acclamation, £8 Psrcell, 453 Howe-street, 85' t'onquesv Place, £5 aEofcett-atreet, 45/ Valley Road, 16b Nortbcoto, 10s Wi'i'am street, 80s And In varioni otbn it. .ets at low rates. ■P/L(\(\(\ TO LRND, In Snraß ot £10 and up *rauuu wards, on good Beouriliee. NK WTOV.~Flve roomed House and scullery (or sale. New workshop. Allotment 40 x 200,p!anted with lemons and other choioe fruit trees. Prloe.fi3oo. PUNSONBY.— Five-roomed Home For Sale (newt, at £250. six-roomed House and stable, £319. Also, largo Six-roomed House (or £100. T AKGB ALLOTMENTS For Bale at North- JU cote; ten mtnutos from wharf; eunny aspect; five chtlns deep. Price £30. I iKVONCOKT.—House and * sores garden U (or Bale. Fruit tiees In lul bearing. Splendid view. • tAlttY FARM TO LKASB.-32 aores, Beven- LJ roomed Honto and all oonvonlonovn; very ealtable for market gardener or nursery raao. Owner will take out tent la mi*, poultry, Timetables. &o. i OS. 6d. WKBKLY-New Houno of S rooms 1 " for Sale In King-street, never falling well. Deferred pa} ments. HOUSES TO LBT In Kjbor PaBS Head, Colllogwood Btreoi, St. Mt.rr'a Koad. £1 fi/v-BuUSK and Allotment for *ale In *IOU William-sircet, near St. J&mea'B Church; a bargsiß. PABNBlili— Ifroohold Allotment for Bale, 200 feet deep, la a oholoe locality; Bunny nspnot mid sheltered from cold wlads. l'rloo only £70. Small deposit. HKPBUBN-STUSBT— New Honso (or riale with verandah and bow window. View lof natbour. Frloe, £JSD. IK XK LAND-STRKET—New Four-roomed floase far Salo; good view of barboor. Easy termß oan bo arranged CUBUBB;.N n-iiKL (or Sale, neven miles lO from <M!<^Kni} ( on irain thoroughfare, with everai ooio» ■■' <w<\ adjoining, Ohnnce for brewer or ciplta'Sft PAitMKu( < <s;x-rooroea Houae (new) for Sale iv sotl»nd-atreet i pieapant view of har bonr. Price. W!o. Knot terms of payment. WKt.LINCITON-S'W XC —9 roomed House for Sf.H. with 2 mrge allotments, front (jarfies. Pries £150. HOUSS at Mount HMen with about two aorea Ki'or.uri, Lacing a main frontage of 417 ft.; orchard, garoon, oow-at ed, plgaty, lowl-houee. eto. Price. £W5 Khsj- t«raui. PONSOS -iY.—lf .ve-rcfmad House for Ba'e In Olarp).co-jtrrnt; vr.ll finished.; good g&rdon. Prloe£3oo. Gr.a laid on. HAMILTON (Waikato)—House nni core of ground (or naie, two mlnater > : attorn Bank of New Zealand, for £95. Lin .u\ WAiKIBEIK-Bighty Aoret s' W'.WMa for fIiJD. Bplnnrtld ohßnce iut w :ffin» tnan. NOBTHCXJTB — Seven-rooiiM. M.juw aul buildings, &0., anft 30 a- -'■.-« 01 U»u;i for Sale. Very oheap. Grand vior. o' (ti« '"■i«>nt. AlsoiNew7-roomed House an<* n<-«r>s .s«iiriß. DBVONPOKT, Lake Koac - »..:ja. :;.ii oholoe VIU& Sitea tor Bale, b&Ttng rose and sea frontogas, end poaeesama >&o tiueat landßoape riews to be found around Anokland. jroCA-l mcii NKW OOrTAOB in Hew AAOV ton £ Or sale, with luge shod, allot meot 40 z 100 i Tore oheaß. WAITUMATARIV&BB'KONTAQB.-Lana for Sale at 03 per oaro. In large or email blocks. B&B7 sernuu r»O7n-HOni3K tor Balo In WlUlam-ateeet, 33& IV oe3r b». JameE's Ohurob. Also, Verr Comfortable Seven-roamed House, bath-room, &0., price £450. EPBOM-GenUeman's VUla KeHldeiiO6.BeTin toorcji, epcon-houM, stabling, fto. £1000. BRIGHTON KOAD, PwmeU - Hlx-roome<J Haras tar as!fi, aJioJiaen* 40 x 109 1 wate» Said oa. Pi-iOK.. fIBOO, "OONBONBY-Naw Sis-roomed Houm ana X Workshop fws«!ei hrottUaJtaontsi *w- B tWalkomlti,Pare Jf moromo, WaHatard, Muhuranpii. North Shore. Panakura. &o. Also, sea Mat Iniveu) Zealand Herald and TFee/cty iVews. CHAS, WILLIAMSON ' EBTATH VULCAN. liANE,



New Teas. "INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VICTORIA-STBBBT. TKA PRIOR OURRKNTI -" VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," ▲ combination of some of the finest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teaa Imported. My aim with this Tea la to have something flt (or anyone's table on any oooasfon. PRICE, g3. PER POU«D. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economlo hlgholana Family Toa. both the India and China being «oleoted with great oare bo as to secure Brut-crop Tea from the bet-known growths, well manipulated leaf, ripe In the onp, and thoroughly and soundly oared. PRICE, 2 a- (}"• PER POUND. " TEA EXTRAORDINAKY," This Tea has attained a popularity and wide circulation, which Is 00)7 compilable with oloee study and attention to the taitos of a large class of the general ooru mnnitr. PSICB, 2 a- PBR POUND. SPLKNDID 14 DARJEELING-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," guaiuntekd a bhk"v of fvkk india and China Tsas. PRIOR, JB, gD. PiSR POUND. In tbe Cap this Tea la a marvel of cheapness. GUARANTEED PORK OHOIOB tfIRST CROP BROKEN LEAF " PANYONG CONGOU." Prioe, JS. @D. per Ib. "PURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With capital body and flavour. 14.0. PKK POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Pnckugun, from Ib. 6d. per pound. FEEDK. WHITEHBAD, TEA IMPORTEK, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. Gunsmitn. (jlunsi (jonsi Gtunsi SHOOTING SEASON, 1883. TO BPORTHMKN. D, EVI T T GUNMAKKE, i Vii, UUKKN-BTREKT. AUCKLAND, Opposite the Olty Market, Offers FOR «SALE, ak UnnsuaUy ho^r Prices i .^gSSSagv Donbie Breeoh- JfflgWz3sßkS\ 'oadlnst Once i JSmmmmi D?obie Muxte <GßßslßfflMs3lui& loading Ooni j. fitai^^Hy^^ olnijlo Mazzle \s&:lfsisis( Onrtlsand Harvej'e D(a- MmSßgßX?*\. mond Gunpowder -*-'< iypyf \ Pi»on, Wlika & Laurence wgefflSgP*-^! Alllancß Qunpowflor ■i Itßip' N.,w°astleChllleaahot W£fK£alSl Eley'i Cartridges and Car pHHßSniiSi"] trlrtgo Oftpeo Rr W"v^ Eleys Caps and Wadding Ki|fijS| Ijos<)lng Machines, Re-o»r- H: jpT powder Klaiikti and Shot Pouohea Efs-I Game Hsgs and wun uasos I V Son work of every kind done on thn WVi Viemieea, A'urkniD imtiic Uasnrpaaaed In the Colony, aitd Prices Reasonable. KatabUahod 859. Opposite ibs O^r Market. !



) ProsDectuß. I ! "KTEW ZEALAND LAND MORTQA GE COMPANY (LIMITED). To be Incorporated under the English Joint Stook Companies Aot3. I CAPITAL £2,000.000 in 200.000 Shares o£ £10 each. FIRST ISSUE: 50,000 Shares ol J3lO each. .£500,000. Head Colonial Office AUCKLAND. Deposit on application, 6s per Share; payable on allotment. 5s per Slums; further calls not exceeding £1 in the whole will I hereafter, from time to time, be I made as may be required, but ! it is not proposed to call 1 up more than £1 per I Sharo in all. Colonial Directors : ', SAMUEL BROWNING, Esq.. Deputy Chair man of the N.Z. Insurance Company j THOMAS BUDDLE, Esq., Director o£ tho N.Z. Insurance Company | JOHN LOGAN OaMI'BELL Esq , Director of the Bank o£ Now Zoalandi JAMES McCOSII CLARK Esq., Direotor of! tho New Zealand Insurance Company, j Auckland DAVID LIMOMD MURDOCH, Esq., General Manager Bank o£ New Zealand, Auckland j GEOUGE BURGOYNE OWEN, Esq,. Director of the Bank of Now Zealand THOMAS 11USSELL, Esq., C.M.G., Direotor of the N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Limited, London CAPTAIN JAMEd STONE. Director of tho N.Z. Loan and Morcantilo Agency Com- ; pany. Limited | THE HON. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.L.C., President of the Bunk of New Zealand THE HON. FREDK WHITAKER, M.L.C., Promier of the Colony ot Now Zealand JOSEPH LISTON WILSON, Esq., Direotor of the N.Z. Insurance Company (With power to add to their number). Bankers: THE BANK UJ? NEW ZEALAND. SOLICITOUS: MESSRS WHITAKER & RUSSEJjL. Secretary, pro tern : JAMES BUTTLE, ESQ. Offices : N.Z. INSURANCE CO., Queen-street Auck land. Tblfl Institution is to be formed for the par pose of transacting the business of a Loan and Investment Company. It [a proposed to ralso money in Groat Britain, by tho issue of Debentures at English rates of interest, to be lent upon approved eatateß with in tho Colony of New Zealand; tho difference In the rates of interest constituting the main source of profit to tho Company. Tho Company will also, on commission, re ceive monoy in Great Britain for investment in Sow Zealand, In tho name of the lender or of Company, and either with or without the Company's guarantee. Tho borrowing powers of tho Company, whether on debentures or otherwiso, will be limited to the amount of the uncalled capital. Tho investment of the debonture money on Kond securities will afford a guarantee of safety alike to tho debontuxo-holdor and shareholder in tho Company. Sound Institution of a similar oharaoter havo no difficulty in placing thoir debentures at low rates of interest, and it is believed that this Company will readily secure the whole amount of monoy needed for successfully carrying on its operations. AU such companies, well managed, havo been successful, affording tho moat complete Beourity to those who lend on tho Company's debentures, and to tho shareholder who invests his monoy in tho undortalung and extends to It his guarantee. Ths following tablo Bhowa the names of similar undertakings, and indicates tho bucooss whloh has followed thoir operations :— 2 3 t> 33 £ "> 111 p pa B B t, p. p. S g£ § a sS g a " § p< o io s i co & B [IS 3 % ' O 1.1 !:■{■ w ►■? a- q§ g X X S&s§. 2 OB • SS. s« «. hi _^ g"g Z w?5 *3- oo »•* 5a § g sb ill K8 8 uSlsS1 »* X X g^gj" *~* *~* ° no An important feature in conneotlon with this andoftaKloK. and whloh most onnuro to it good man«B«ment and ecmomy In administration, Is that tho Olreo'ori havejarratgod with tho Now Zeilnnd Ineurauco Company, on TOrr favour aVo terms, for the vie ot thelroffloes atd agen olea thromtbont tho wlmlo of the colour. The Dlrcotors attach great Importance to this arrtnßomont, bollorinit that throngs it they hare eecured an efficient agenor at the minimum of cost. Thoro who are moat Intimately acquainted with tbo Co'Ony know that, though tneio aro eovoral elmtlar Com anlos in full work In Now Zetland, yot the floifl i« not half oconplod, and that a Tory I»rg9 amount of Capital is still urgentlr needed to devo'op »bo enormous ro aonrcos of the Co'ony. Tno Ulreotora foal tho greatest confidence tlmt tbero is an amplo field for tho success of the Compsnr, The Compaoy will be reflstered In England, and the necessary stops will be taken forthwith to Issue the Shares in London, and nooura a quotation era the Stook Exchange, after which tbo colonial aDplloants will have their Shares placed on tho Colonial Register. Tnere will ba an Kuglleh and a Colonial Register, and tho Bhares will be transferable from oeo Boglster to another. There will be a London Board ot JUireotors, and several influential New Zealand colonists have Bgreod to act as Homo Dlrootors. It is also intended to plaoa a large number ot the Shares In otroat Britain. The Capital of too Company has boon fixed at £2,000.000. Shares will bo Issuod from tlma to tltno as the Company progresses and the capital (S required, Theobjeot of thu notlflcatlon is to ascertain the names of those who aro willing to take Shares in the proDOsed Campany. The first ie- Buoofsharoa will bo limited to 50 000, and will boniacioln i.,oric'or>. Of this Issue as many as possible will be satjoribod for there, on liohnlt of those who rospond to this sppllaatlon, bnt the directors So not bind thoaiselvo-i to any al lotment, aid re:erve tho right to refass an al lotment ; if no allotment be made, the depoßlt will ba returned in full. More than one half of tho proposed Colonial rllutment Is already sub- Bcribed for. Applications to be made at the offlco ot the Now Zealand Insurance Company, in Anok land. where forms oan bo had on or before tenth August. Auckland, Ist August. 1883. UHION OIL, SOAP, AND CAHDLE COMPANT LIMITED). MAN FACTURRUB OF COMMON *ND TOILET SOAFB, CANDLBB, PEANUT, AND OTHBB IjUBBIOATIN'J OILS. Soap and Can.'.Jo Works 1 Parrkii Oil Works I CUHTOMHOUBK-BTHKBT WBBT. Warehonse and Ofßoesi Lowes Aidert .BTBBBT. Cash Purohasera ot Tallow. DBUvary taken at thoir farnel' Worltv or WKCboue.



Tea Merchants. LI.QUOR TEA COMPANY, LONDON. A HANDSOMK VOLUME Is Givbn Away with kvw.hy Three Po^^D^ op i.I QUO It TTTTTTTTTTTT TT TT TT TT TT TT 2/6 „*, g 3/, fc TT TTTTTT W. S. C'ILLINS, AGENT, MANUKAU KOAD, PARNELL, AUCKLAND, Terms Strictly C ,eb. ■ Sewni? Macaws- BY SPECIAL vi^l^lPfi^ APPOINTMENT. [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUYsOXLY THE CELEBRATED /domestic \ N. MACHINES. / The Easiost' Slinple3t, Bust Mado, and Moat Durable. LAKGEST SHOW-KOOM IN NEW ZKALAND. Th only Sewing Machine which has nevortieen boiur.n !i competition. Sole Agents in New Zealand i SKAKESPEAK & CO., Qaeeu-Bireot, opposite the Market. Coachbuilders, &c Cousins & Atkin, DK3IRNKRS AND BUILDERS OB1 ENGLISH: AMWRMaN. FRSNOH, AND AKX OTHIfiK STYLB Of OARKIAGKS. KSTiBLiaHKD 18" BOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225. PERAMBULATORS, 10a.: NVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Alao, BICYCLES (best English rnuke), KOCK ING HORSKS &O k. anlderson, PARRAMATTA-STRKKT.SYDNEY, Awarded Four Prizo Medals. Medical. TT-EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ' ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of the purest artioleß. These Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore tho most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial eflVot ia speedy and certain. This old unfailing family ranedy la daily recommended by the mo:t eminent physicians. (In uso nearly 60 years,) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Lano, London. Sir,—Your LozenKoa are oxcellont, and the bouullcial ellect moat re! lablo, I strongly recom mend them in ca«oa of Cou^h and Asthma. You aro at liberty to stnto this us my opinion, formed from many years' oxperienco. J. BULN'GLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, Doar Sir,— Having tried your Lozenges In India, I have much pleasure in testifying to their benelicial ollects in cm,v3 of Inciuicnt Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial AU'ections. I have prescribed them lurßely, with tho beat results. \V. B. (i , Apothccarj', H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges aro sold by all Chemists, in tins ot various sizes, each having the words " Kcntinx's Cough Lozenges' engraven on tho Govcrnincnt stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely VeKOtnblo Swootmoat, Doth in ap poarance and tiwto, furnishinir a mo^t agreeablo method of admininteriiiK tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Tlireud Worms. It is a por feetly safe nnd mild preparation, and ia especi ally adapted for Children. Sold iv Tins hy ai.t. Chkmists. Proprietor-THOMAS KKKTING, London Export Chemiat and Urugnist. 7KE{jREATJtNJ£RI£AN^IEOICINES PhlC£ HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864 A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for aU NERVOUS 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. NEVER FAILS Insoot Life is destroyed by the PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrothriura Roieum), guaranteed to bo the best proour able in die London market. For tho effectual rlddanoo of Floas, Mosmil toes, and all other insect pests, try AICKIN 8 INSECTICIDE. Sold in tins at la d each. JUrapery, etc. MEN'S TROUSERS TO MKASUIUS, 13s 6d. MEN'S SUITS TO MEASURE, fl2 158. Tho IMMENSE SUCCESS which ha 3 attended tho New Zealand Tweed Company since oponing, enables thorn to MEASURE AT THE ABOVE PRICES. JOSKPH MOSES, MANACtBR



Insarance> J A USTRALTAN MUTUAL PKoVIO il DBNT SOCIKTT. ESTALIEHSD 1319. The Oldest Mutual Llfo Office la Australia. NffiW ZK&LA.ND RRA.NOH, Head Offlco, Customhouse Qasy, Wellington, Lcoal Hoard of Uirhctobs: The Hon. Charles Jotmsou t harazyn, M.L.C. j (Chairman) ' Tie Hun. Sir wimara Flztierbert, K.0.M.G., M.I.C. (Djpnty Chairman) A. de B. BrandO'i. E«ci., J.:'. Charles Johnaten, ?ieq., M.H.H. J he Hog. Morgan ri. Uraro, M.D., M.L.C. Mkuioal Officer : Dr W. G. Kemp, M.K.O.d. (England). LiST Yi£*R OF TKK QUINQUKNN'UM Polices effected riurinK the year ISB3 will par ticipate In the Qulnqn«unla! Uivisloi o£ i'rofHs, tobeaaoortalniidaßattbeElist Dtcemfoer, ISB3. The profit ot the curront quinquennium has b»;n reoently accumul&tk'K ut ihe rate of C2,i0,000 per annum, ANNUAL DIVISION OK PItOFIT. The profits o! tho Sodety sre to be divided annually after tho the 31at o£ beoouiber. 18S3. The invested Kunlo oscced .. .. £1,31)0,003 The Annual Inoornj is up wards or .. 8oO,0(!0 The Suclety has more than 60,000 Policies tn force absuring upwucds ' tyl tw .. ~ 18 000,000 Durinpf the lust 31 years the Society haa paid for (Jliinia ana Matured Wnr;o'.vments .. .. - .. 1,5C0,000 T'-e rfocioty has divided among Its members Csh HonuHBH uuionnUng to upwards ol £!hC,COO, jisldint; Keverdonury Doautes ex coadinK Two MiIUo-jb, NEW BUSINESS. The newbußinoaa of the Iks; five yeara has excO9dea two millions per nnn m—a l»rf;er amount annually tn*n hnß fc»er boan traneaoif d by t»ny other Liio t ffloe in the B itlth u.min luua. ihaoOßtof in n<K«nient. iuoluuif.geom miseion, Is unusually low. bein* oaly 95 pnr ceiit. o( tho total reetjlpts of the year. 'I his rate ot «-xpei>dii.ure 1», on tha avera/a, 18 per cerit. lees than that of tho oiher Australlau IdUtnal L'feOffloes, aiidltwsthaa n?iy other life assur- Bnce Inhtitutlon i.lthor in ttoroue or smarloa dolng a corresponding amount of new bnslness UNPARALLKLRD AOCOMULATION OF FUNDS. Ten years ano the Sooletv, whlla 69th on the list of. British oflloas lv point of a«e, was 35tli In reavoot of f amis, 1c nnw. Junuttry, 1883, Btanln fouith, only three ofll;es In Great Britain, esubUsned respectively in 1815, 1823, and 18*5. being above is. 3'he accumulated mnda now exceed FOUR MILLION THRKK HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS. At sure your Life In the AUSTRALIAN MHTUAL PBOVIDKNT SOCIETY and be cure an ANNUAL BONUS Ort DIVIDEND. A Phivimcgr whioh do otter Life Office in the Colony can grant Its metnbois. Be oareful that you teleU vhls Society, and do Nor BE misled by the slmilaiity of name o£ Borne othur as.uronce Office. I he Sooiot • can be oonb»de;cd quite aa ciuoh a New Zealand as aa Australian instUutjon. seeinii that all moneys received ia the colony »re invoßtud here In advances on mortgage o£ flrat.oK.3B freehold B.carltleß. iO^nß to mambers on the security of th«tr polioieß, Oo^mment debentures, and freehold br«noh omoa pre nusea; and the Sooiety is thus a/els«lng in de veloping 'he resouroes of tho colony. The Sooiety has -.._,,, AtSkTS IN NKW ZKALAND BBCUEITiY , "va WuSlasV° HY No other Lite Office in the Colony can give mBUOh LARGS BONJJBB3 AS IBS AUSTRALIAN M^^L PROWDKNX and the effect o( a^Annoal' l?onug whleh tan ho fuUwn in naßh. will be to reanoi* tne cobi vi. U yM our lnformVtloam.ybeuDtained on application ta ihe Teident Secretary, WelUnKton; or from Kesldent Secretary; iII>KXA.NUEaS*ONiJKKd. Local Agent W, H. MX VCALFK, ) CanV ßß Bin Business JNonces. _ ~ AUCKLAND. Victoria-street East, and at College Road, I'onaonby. Kstablished IS6I. "j^OJ)EKMOTT, Licensed Waterworks Plumber, Wholesale and Retail Tinsuuth, Gaslltter, and Locksmith. All Orders Punctually Attended to. /ITuhame-s public bonded V3T STOnK. fORT-BmKßr. The noaimo.Tiiil Pablio »ro informed that this bond Ik n»>v currlpd on under toe the direc tion of Mk Louis Klkmmino. vrho has for several years "eon en«Ußt>d m the Warehouse, anfl is lntima'oly aoauainted with the wishes and reaulromeiits o( nil tho customers. importers mny rely upon every oare ana attention b.lng «iven ™$£™™%iMB. ISSB9SOTS^M!S!!SSSiEgSiS3SBS^3aS^HeC Formossa in Morte. XTEW ZEALAND FERNS J3 (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted In various ways), From 12 np to 120 Varieties, For Sale by BKIC OKAIG, PRINCES - STRKET. CBBKB noons ABOVB "STAR" OFITIOB. MKROHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS, iNßuniNiTc and Miring Rrgisteb Books Sl'KOliliY BDLBD AND BonND. Unslo, MaßßZioes, fnbllc Libraries and Sunday ychool Books well bound. BAKKRS al'KC'l -\\i RULSD DAY BOOKS. Jiiblea Prayer, and Hymn Hooka Ke-bonud. ▲ NUANU CHOIR MUSIO BOOKb UULKD ffp P E A O O X, 1 • OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSKS of every description. An AcotmATK Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Babometiirs, Thermometers, Klkotrio Belfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Mtwaeto Kleotrlo Machines and Medloal Colls, OPKaS. OLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSKS. Theodolites, Compasses, Skxtahts, Splrl Hydrometers, Saooharometerß, SaUnometers, Argontomotors, &0., &c, &o Aflßan; FOB J^.YLOR'3 PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THE POST. OFFICE, Shohtland-rtrbict. Je .Bq BLAI XI B, VICTORIA-STKKKT, UIBSOT ITBOM MANUFACTDBKR3, Hbm .'or Bale, at Low Katee— C&rueniers' Toolb Nails* Looki. Ilingea ! Kttohois BanKfs BoHlstar Gratea, In great Variety 1 Kurbls nn>l Rr.amol'.ed Blata MsnUoplcoßß, Ijariiest Stook !d Auckland Marble, EldcSro-Piate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanlced Iron, Shea* Load, and Zinc Slate CensocS, and Piaster pgnTtov invitk XX MO V A L. J. F. MACINTYRK AND CO. (THE AUSTRALIAN VINKGROWKRS COMPANY) beg Blncerely to thank the publlo for the patroa- Kge they havo recolved since oommenoina business In Auokiand, and wish to make known tiist thoy have RKMOVKD to more commo dious premises in 3HORTLAND-STHEET. next Winka and Hall, and oppoailo the Auckland Club, where, in addition to tho Australian Wine Business, they will oarry on the business Of. General Wine and Spirit Merchants. In oon eequenoe ot J. F. Mchclutyre hftvlug taken his brother (Mr Aloxtndor Muointjro) into partner ship, the bneinesß will la future ba curried en uuoer the style or firm ot Maointjre Brothers and ''0,, and they hop* to continue to receive the patronage hitherto bestowed. MACINTYRK BKO'i'tlKKtJ AND 00. will hnDort direot from thfl BKSl1 IJISTILLKRS at Home, and from FIKSIVCLABB BOTILURb OF MALT LIQUORS, which will enable them to bbpiilj the Host Brands of Wines. Spirits, Melt MqnMg, &a, a", moderaw prloes. 'I'hey will olio kenp oa hand Tho oolebratcd Hellfioii Spa Wa'ur. 'Key p.wtloulnrlr wish to call tha >-.£tt>Qtio!i of vlio pablio to tho fact that tlio claaa «f Atjetrsiisn winorf th6y keep have o«rled off mnnj poirt Medals at the Bordeaux Exhibition, as tJ.-)n at Sydney, Melbourne, and I Adet.itdo. Bomo of. thorn. auoh as Port, Sherry ! Clarnt(No3.l and 2), and Verdel'.ho.are Bpecially i reoommendrdformedlodlpucposas. Ihepnbllo ' msy at 'H times nil}1 "on floiUrg a oljoioa telcc ■ ton of thofo unsurpasped Winos is Stock, !. gsteo Übi en applloatiuD.



rgvßK BAD AND WORTHLESS Are nevor imitated or counterfeited. This to especially true of a family medicine, and it is a pesitive proof that the remedy imitated Is ol the highest value. As soon as it had been tested and proved by the whole world that Hop Bitters was the purest, best, and most valuable family medicine on earth, many imitations Sprang up and began to steal the notices to which the press and the people of the cotuArj had expressed tbo merits of H. 8., and in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to nee their stuff instead, expecting to make money on the credit and good name of H.B. Many others started nostrums put up in similar stylo to H. 8., with variously devised names.in whfflh the word " Hop " or " Hops " were used in a way to induce people to believe they were the samo us Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name is, and especially those with the word "Hop" Of " Hops "in their name cjr in any way connected . with then or their name, are imitations Of counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none of them. Use nothing but genuine American Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of green Hop) on the white label, and Dr Soule's name blown in the glass. Trust nothing else. Druggist* and Chemists are warned against dealing ft ■ imitations or counterfeits. Drapery, etc. irv X A P B BY. OIiKABINB SALS T. B. ROBSOS, FONBONBY, IS MEiMOVING TO NEW PREMISES, INhxt Mbi Wood?, Butcher. GREAT REDUCTIONS GBNUIKB SALKI NO PUFF ■ DBAPBBY. I - MEN'S AND JBOY'S CLOTHING is BOW obtainable at the lowest poaslblo prices during ray Genuine Sale. The objeot ot snoh reductions i> my desire to reduce the nook as much as possible previous to alterations sod enlWßemeat. L!Bt Ot n few notable lines:- Men's Tw« d Trovers, 2,6. 6/6. 7*. 10/9,12,8. and U 6 cer pair; Men's Printed Molmkia ditto, 1/6,7 6, and 8/6 per pair; Men's Devon Trousers and Vests. 13/8; a Urge Quantity of Men's All Wool U.M. Diagonal Pea Jackets, 81,6, worth 12/: Men's Shirts, from 1/ to 6/11 each; Men* and Bojb' Tweed Hats, from 1/41 esoh. N.a— Note the address: JiMM SOUrT, Gen'ral Draper, Clothier, Outflt*er, &o, Lcndck Hocsb. Victoria and Nel-on ntrooti, Auoklana ]No MOKE DAMP HOUSES. T-ERRA nOTTA. Tf ERRA_pOTTA. IBRRA-LOTTA. 1 EBRA VOTTA, No more damp houses need be built if people will use my Imperishable Red or Buff Terrt Cotta, Pressed Faolng Bricks, or, better still my White Enamelled or Glazed Facing Brick which rain or moisture Cannot affect. I can supply tho Enamelled Brick in various colours! as might be required. It Is now well known . that Terra-Cotta cannot he surpassod, or yet equalled, by any other known building material Samples may be Eeen at the Pottory, or wW bo forwarded on application to any parson requiring tho same. G. B O V D, HEWTON POTTERY. AIiBEKT EATON, PRODUOK MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, FORT-STRMT, AUCKLAND. ' , JLJINNEY'S FUKE STOBX- Tho undersigned has opened a Large'Stol* k FORT-STREET (or STORAGE PURPOSES, Aod is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODS RECEIVED. WILLIAM BINNEY^ HEtiKNSVILLETIMBKjRCOMPAHy (LIMITED). The Company have opened a Depot at WE ! MARKET, near tho Railway Station. »J I receiving Orders and Sale of Timber. I™"" ■ cut to any length, &o. Prices on applicauon » I the yard. I Printed and Published by the Propriouif.^Wj I Brett, of Symonds-street, at hie S^SZ-'-' Printing office, Wyndhaumtreet, In tnen*1 H vince of Auckland. New Zealand. . 1 : SaTUBDAS, AUGUST 4. «83