THE SUEZ MAIL.

reasonable time fa M b eea a&Bfte' i violently attaching the finanri^ c!? T«y wards admitted by Mr GJaLol c %• An understanding exists wL'.'l hia, Germany, and italv^ l!,l^i ell Pledged to do^othingtb&'tl^! France, but, on the contra" v to "1"^ effort to maintain friend y' t l?^ ??«} her. AuattiaandGarmariy^'W larly If one of the three Jfatoi&ti* by France, then the other S&ai!^ common cause with her and «iW'«Llßlke Should one of the cmtoSfoSßßpteJ attacked by any Power Sfe^be then the two are free toTeiStf*** but may not in any ewe •hT?v I**« l with whom their ds£%£*■** W The Kuseian Nihiliste & protlamaiion and printed circXj3 ' all who value their safety nort^S"^ the person of the Czar dufingV^gMt: as they have resolved on ¥, dS* On' The coronation takes pUeToiWHI and the consecration enj^e stk ," Measures for the protection of leUi buildings have been decided nboSr late attempt to destroy tt^tt* offices in Parliament-streer IfISW hies now guard the new Palate « & ! Somerset House in the R&SffS « =l Post Office - ta .gftajg The mysterioM "Number do»» I been ascertained to be a man namrJ T.r'' formerly a stationer at Kingjtown W r" 1 repo,tcd to be m Mexico.^eSSS? Some accounts, however, ipul^Sg of good standiog who.realtyiSl Irish murder conspiracy, wHimSm! Tynan merely as Ms agent. *BW

SPORTING NEWS.

The Betting on the English Derby.

LOMDOlf^jo The fol'owinglb the latest brtßaßonihe Perby to be mo on Wcdn^BcUviftS?! lOOtoSOaßstGaldard; 4 toTaS \ Prince ; 4 to 1 agat St.- Blaise iITIM Goldfield; 10 to 1 agst Bean Kiftjo to 1 agetlidislas. ~• ," j

Acceptances for Te Awamutu Races.

Maori, Bst; Rewi, Wt lfflfifi, 6st I2lb ; Welcome Davy, 6st lOlb v ! « I Hurdle KaCß.—Havka\n»yi}jitl lib- ' Chiistmas, list ■ 2lb; Eabiiti,-'Jflsriab' ! Spnr.-maD, lOat 101b; Charjie. Hkii[n ' ''' ! WaIKATO STAKHS.-ReWi.Sltjyictork 7: t 7lb j Clover, 7it 71b; Mf*,1«ftl 71b; Kai Koraii, 7st7lb; Vlitor, Wffi, Fjeherboy, 6st. '

Dunedin Jockey Club.

[BY TBLEGBAPH.-PpsS A&QClA'jiqfcJ DUNKDIiV, Tue^dsy, At a mretmg of the Jockey Clabtttnuflij th'g evening, the re.olutjon diiflßtflfjini Pathfinder, late the Joker, and,hitMraer, Daniel •MuliJns,, ws^ rooived Ixm'm I ua,tia Bacing Club; als^ the eridenq i t^kea. It was r&olved to endotse ftl acion of the t'unstan Club, and di'qoalifj fcr ever the, horse Pathfinder, MiXit ' Ji ksr.and UanielMulUps.: ,i ■ ■~* Viplia h»<i been tcratcbed ior all tngige meats at Thursday's race < mfeiioa M '■ AeUy King for the trot .

CAPTURE OF A BANK ROBBER

~,... .■—-I » ——— • A New Zealand Criminal U Australia, On the 17th of last month the iWaocb o! the Colonial Bank of Australasia, atßiiim wick, Victoria', Was broken Wo aj|ijlii ; ■■urn of £711 stolen therefrom. It appealed that at about 2) minutes to 3 o'clock. on to i afternoon of that day the manager of thi branch left the bauk toniake liisexcMiigei with the branch'of the ocnimer6ial. Bask^ Instead of locking up all.the monejs .intin bauk, Mr Conrick placed eixht fIQ-solev ■ twenty-one £5-notes, about £60 rn'Mi, and £40 in silver, and the remainder oftSe^Jli i in £ 1-notes on various batiks, in a drawet under the counter. Leaving the'knit, le ietarnedabout ten-mfnirtesaftefwaid>,and found that the back door, vhiett h bid fastened securely hefotelleaving, had'ta broken open, the bank;entered,'and tie money stolen frojnvthf :dr.«)?er,p Va , matter waa immediately put JJtJiSIB I hands of the police, and JJetMjlWfa j O'Callashan the same * ; evening visited tbe bank, and taking .the.^e ib ] hand eventually succeeded in tracing .mA of the money, the nnmberf t otti|pf W» £10 notes having beenknown,, aV jmtnlww i these notes were found distributed. tpNif railway B-ations, hotels, sbA. porafjirw." the Bank of Victoria,. WejtoWVf an account had been ;j()4g*ft|t|jfi'P Henry Palmer, a young man, aged twenty? three years, .and representingJjnwW be a commercial traveller, who WM ( ffisp» ted of the robbery by thn.deUctlvevwi whose actions were then closely ¥«C» This man Palmer boasted, a tm « aliases—amongst others, Spm®! ™'W Trent and Laws—and was .™*}Sff' f * detenniDed burglar and, thjW.vAW"l"' i church, N.Z., on one , ; '«W*!tert wl broughtletore the Police Joo«SteWW°' a third charge of burglary prefeflSftlP';' him, he made his escape (w»f**T[ and altogether he appears to W*w determined and skilful ..ctimW.: » was discovered that Palmeri.ha|JMH!' the Union Bank inMelbonmO*t»W draft upoa a San Francisco PW|«#jT mation was then received that jhaJMlj;^ Meibonrne for Sydney, and th»]SyW!IF tectlves took the matter np, .andJeteWw officer Wilmot, in company : WC*S dough, arrested Palmer, who WiWPC up at the Police Court and orf^WW removed to Victoria. Thepnu|9»f»'K believed to be the party who. rtOM*** worth of jewellery recenity.ffoin »W^ Sandhurst. ■ '

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The Connoll met at 7.30 on Mw&ay, <«?'!* Present-Hls WokWp too Mayor, CMpJ" Herbert Winks, Poli»rd,Baiber,o»Tl*l!W* C!arke, moirtd C'ORRffSPONDENOB.—I^ttOT'i^"^™. lrom:-J. Kltby.oDntraotorfttWOWWSJS land street app^ng 'oranexteulMftS^^j ; 6min*s. KMOlvedtorerwinskWW'gffiU Commlttoa to oonaalt Knginewwra.Titrttf. time to six months from eitMPJf Mmfiotu —From Mrs Savege, wittaMiigsjJ'^tt cii';r [of la per load for "■ «irJE. «<». for fflUng in purposes. ReoeiTe4jj»^^S tary to tho Harboar Board, coreiWW" minute re landsbip In SeIWJ liSMnaiß' Engineer was of opinion that ffieffiSjftdS plained of was ciused by tne "°?X?«i«ni by Mr Harker, who had a lease«(^SjH and was, he presumed, danxaso caused by opßratioDS»~r*J^^iKi-i*j|f son re height of retaining wall-iHffflßJk ;; the Counol erected the wallto aMitf'J^B to pay the sole cost of rwpCiLSxffi foot. The Mayor stated that the W"rJ5( mittee hadluthorised thewPfffto* additional £9. This was ooj^l&Aastf Connoil.-From the secretarr.oftlM' PSMS and Door Company, complalnlngorg^SwS arising from the drainage fwm tie So^JSI owing to the bursting oil tho a^^Wmt letter was read from Mr Harker (of 'Kjjgl works), making a similar Coinplwnt. w» to in Works Repqrt. „ • £ Mt& IB AceouMTS-AOJOontaamottntuy JJ Si» 9i (inoluding a proarcsa payment oiw"_^: Magnlre. tho dratasga opnwaotor were v* for payment. v,t*nAiiii# Wokks CoaMiTTP*-The WOMSM^gi ■with referenoe to tho nnis-mco nWjSwi : dr.t nage from the soap wor&i, J? C!iPtS;ifcn.oWi i the Union Soap, Oil fjd Candle Co. ■iJ'fflT^ lo cease draining Into private sewer, m», Btooß bo taken rotflo»e It permajieatiy^ : . nommlttee, reoommend'ng lhat.f"Wljw i Roaa be oorered witoKOria, wasattM""* Bhlllngs per wesk extra was altoweo"^,. ni^htsoU cimtracior, to bo paid nn«I:!SWi» pioilon of the drainage wort- Tte»««^,m the contrwitor had oumplaleed to ™IJS3« ! of the difficulty he .experienced to*°g*%jti the work, owing to the broken Bta» m roads, l; ■'~ ' 'ai&' This was all the business.. . ■ *• ■'- ' '-^

Printed and PnMished W^Yta!*^'®^ 1 Bum*, of Bymonds-rtwet, at b s »°°£ l:I vlnue of Auckland, New Zenana.,.. ; ;>t,rj® V\ KDMESDAY, MAS 23, 1833. ' I

TegE£T* rSM%jJXUeLBnJ JSYXininxt PIAHa MAI »O»



AaOtiODB- 1 ————— j i », TONKS. ». O. OARK. B. D. TOSKS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALS OF IJIBBEHOLD piTY TpROPBKTY. Under Instructions from tho Trustees under the Will of the late Mr Edward Costley. npHB FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :- AUCKLAND CLUB. Shortland-Btreet CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Fort street MESSRS SHERA2BROS.' PREMISES, Queen-street MESSRS FISHER & CO.'SNEW BUILD INGS, Queen-streot COLE'S SHOP AND ADJOINING SHOP AND PREMISES, Quoon-stroot HULME'S SHOPS AND PREMISES, Queen-street EASDOWN & CULLEN'S SHOPS AND PREMISES, Quoon-atroct RED LION HOTEL, Victoria-street LONERGAN'S SHOP AND PREMISES, Wyndham-strcet HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 18, Section 25, Victorla-stieet THREE COTTAGES and Allotment 7, Sec tion 21, Victoria-street HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 7, Section 19) Victoria-street HOUSE and TWO COTTAGES on part 21, Section 18, Hobeon-street GRAFTON ROAD-AllotmentlO, Section 18 MANUEAU ROAD, PARNELL-Lots 41, 45.16.0tM Vail particulars wIU bo advertised in a few darn. Meantime any information may be Obtamed Of MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors; or of B, TONKB * CO., Auctioneers. 1 B. TOHKB, B. 0. OABB. B. D. TOSKS WBDNESDAY, MAY 30, AT 12 O'CLOCK. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell by auction on Wednesday, May 80. pd 12 o'clock, THB Well-known PROPKRTY ot tteWAI KATO COAL COMPANY (LIMITED), at HUNTLT. adjoining the TAUPIRI COAL MiSStS. The Land Is now being laid OS In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and BUBAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. t At the same time will be sold XBB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Which now stand on the property. Conßlfltinu of— 8 Houses containing four rooms tech I Honse containing three rooms 1 House containing two rooms 1 Blacksmith's Shop 1 Stable. ___ (Terms Easy. Plans raadr Bhortly. Fuithor particulars may be had of tt, TONES & CO., Auctioneers, * yjr, 8. OOOBBAHBI WAS. DAOBB i MONDAY, MAY 28. ALLOTMENTS, ELLEBSLIE, KINGSLAND, COKO MANDBL. rTiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, A Fort-Btreot. on Monday, 28th inst.. at 13 tfdook. ELLERSLIK.-I«t 113, having frontages of feet to Panmure Road, and 188 feet to Amy-street. KINGSLAND ROAD.-A Ftatclassißulldlng fflteThaving 100 feet frontaje to Queen street, only about 100 feet off main road.br 160 feet deep. -. BS OBDER OF THB TBUSOTtDf IHB BSTATB Lctj 31 and 32, Section iR, Township of King, stone, Coromandel. No Reserve. For farttor particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHEAHE & SON, Auctioneers. |f ( §, OOOBSUOnt , . 'AS. OAOBB SI MONDAY. MAY 28. B» Order of the Trustee in the Estate of j ™. Robert ReUly Ralph. > IMPROVED FABM, TAUPIRT, WAIKATO. mHE subscribers have received instrnc- I oona from >he Trustee of the KBtate of K. B. Ralph, to brU by pubUo auction, at the land Mart «rort-streot. on Monday, May 28. at 13 tfclock, - ■ Allotments No. 18, 21,22. and 289, Parish ot Taupirl, Bank's County, oontatnlns 300 acre, moie or lees. N.8.-TWb Property Is situate about two moss from Huntley. has a comfortable Farm hour) and Oatbulldlnga on it, and 1b otherwise pemianently Impioved. The Hallway passes ihxoußh the Pt jperty, tuiil it has also a larga f rontaae to the Walkato. SAMUEL COCHRANX & SON, Auctioneers. N OT I CE. •pHB SALE of IMPROVED FARM at HAUrAPU IB POSrPONBD. BAMUEL COCHRANB & SOH, ■ Auctioneer!. FKIDAY, MAY 25, ■ AT 12 NOOIT. Bf order ol the Registrar of the Supreme Court of. New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland. THE uodeivifjnea has been favouied with lasuactitiriH to b«u. at the premises Of JuilN KKID & CO.. U SB,Qneen»tr»et, Auckland.on Friday,2sthMay, JBIB. at 12 no»n by order of the Reaietrar of the aipiointj ■ curt ot New Zealand. Northern DiS triofi at Auoldand, U All that pleoe of Land nlfcuatedta the Parish Ot H>uiapn, Bank's County, oaatalnlnz One Hood, be tho same a little more or (less, and being south-eastern part ot allotment 409, In the town ot Cambridge East, with all the rights and appur tenaxcea thereunto belosglng. Fall narUeulars may be had, and a plan of the ■nMrtrmaybe seen,at thsjoffloe ot Messrs EShiiy and JaokMm. Queen-etr^t Auoklanfl. ■&A a'Ho at the offlco Of John lcela ana OO^ SeeM*reet aforesaid, where theoondlUonsdl miaot the property may now be aeon,—J. B. *B««lai»a.ieth May, 1883.



I Aaotjon . ! FRIDAY, MAY 25. < THE HAYMARKJET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day next, THOROUUHBHHD MARKS LADY, blsok filly. 3 ye«», by Malta ont of Ante, by the Mavanis (imp) XANTIPPE, bay mare, Bifed, foal at foot by Cap-a-ple. stinted io R.nawlck. ALFK^n BPCKLAKD. TUESDAYS. THE H a"y~M ARKBT, a ALE OF WOOL! SHEEPSKINS D HIDKS AND TALLOW, each Tuesday. at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUHTKY OATTLB SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, May 3d ALFRF'O BUCKLAND. B&vunsz Macbtnes ■ BTABLIBHBD 1870. BUY / $ ONLY THE y^^ y CELEBRATED /<^ / 4>y \) / MACHINEa The Kasleat, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. Tho only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition. Sols Agents ts New Zealand : SEAKESPEAR & CO., Qgeen-stroet, Opposite the Market. W. C. D BHS *8« THB QBBAT B&WING MACHINE IMPORTKB, KAB jnBT HOBVID A Jjanw Shipment of Sho (ihaJlenso Machltn , the World— I Thb Whetb Co.'B Stwrao Maohiwb The Moft Silent TheOheapeM Xhe Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largest Tania The Host Easy to Work The Best Oevei The Most Durable The Simplest Shuwt XbaMortXlesant ?he Naateit ntitaJj ! fXXAD&S BfAoaiHXF iiom £5 lftt, rax best nvne haobihis xvks wale. Price d Ha»» MAjOBINKK, £3 lOi Also, JJLWAX* OH BARB. eeaulue Sinaer Frister and Ro m«i Werthelni Btandatd Howe oompacy'i Wheelar and WUsoa Stover and Baker's Jones'! ABO DonuwHo Andothersoodinakei 23, D. 188 Vv'aSK i SB. 60. VSB WBKK« AIL ttUSBXUm aiTiVifcTlHiSS. The«o Maonuibs oan be uaa et mjrAganii i— H. MoLeanandOo., Pionee; Store. Whangare I Tn^mMWeUs, Cambridge) WhliamStevenson Onehungai B. Way to, Hainlltrai PapeU and BorJin, Glsborne ißrausw and Co., Tannnga lnA at othsr placet. rps* qb«u 01-pot, QUEEN-STRBBT. Singmrb Sewing Machihbs, ai^nrtOaolßlTe Machine* Iffl DeSlfve Machine! Sbißor-B Oeoteive Maohlnee BlnKert Decisive Miiohinea BtnMrt Dedslva Uachlnwi BtneWß Deolslve Machine* StagSrt Deolelve Machines StoKer-s Decisive Machines Siniert and Jl1"^ 11611 Insert Overwhelming, _ Jf^S?" Slnßer"B Ororwhelmlng Machines Staler-a Overwholmfiia Maohlnes Slnuer'e Overwhelming Maonineg Slnwr'e Overwhelmina Maohlnes Bln£er> Overwhehninß Maohlnes HinKor'B OTerwhelnung Machines -Slnger'B OverwheunLnn Maohlnos : itaSert Victory for the Blngw Maohlnes iingert Vlotory iioohines Sinßer't Vlotory Maohlnea fflnger'e Vlotory Maohlnea anSert Vlotory Machines 'Stagert Vlotoa JJ^H 1"* Singer's Vioiory Maohineg Stoßert Vlntory Maoh nos Slnßeri Vlotory Machlnea atoKVu Victory Machlnn Ilnget'e Vlotory Maohlnes Singer's At Chrißtchuroh Bzhlbltlon Maohlnea Singer b The fflngex Sf* 0?} 11*8 aSSeV. The Singer &£&52 Singer's The Singer Maohlnee anger1 * The Sinner Maohlnes Singer b The Singer Mtobines anger b Theßlnster Machines amserß The singer. Maohlnea inser-s two Golfl Medala Maohlnei Slngert Two Gold Medali Maohlaes Singer'B Two Gold Medslß Machlnet Snaart Xwo Gold Medals Maohlnes Singer'B Two Gold Medal* Machines aSSer-n Two Gold Module Maohinos linKer'f Two OoJrt Medals Miohlnea 31n(?er"E 'eattaßftllComßßtltnrii Machines ainner' "eatinK all «as£r M ainger-f . Beating aU Maohlnes singert i.eating aU Machines mnge^ HesttoKP.il , Machines Singer*!! naatlcg&U Machines Slnser't CampatitOM Maohlnes alnger1 * Competitors Maohlnes ainsert CompeHtoMi Maohlnes ginner". . Competlton Maohtaes dlnaet'a Competitors Maohlnes 31ngert Beating all Competition. Machines Unger'e Always Reliable Maohlnei ainSo/i Always Beliable Maohlnes ainger'B Always Reliable Msohlnes anger's The SiLger Is Maohlnes ainaar's Theßingtrla Maohlnes groger-a TheainSeris Maohlnes Slnear'? The simplest and Boat Machines Slnger'e The Simplest and Best Mach nes Ipger-B The Simplest and Best MftoUnea glnear'B Always Reliable Mach nes anger's Alwajß Roliablo M&ohines fflnger-B Always KoUabie SSO^ 1"111 ilnaer"b the Singer is Machines an^rt ItoS&BW h Machines Singer's Tho Singer Is StoKert The Singer ta K?SKS2 Singers The Sinner Is Maohlnes Singer'B The Stager Is Maohlnes angerl! '.Che Singer Is ttaohines Slnfter-B The singer Is Maohlnee Btnger't n The Singer is Machlnea BMeCi Thß Blntrer Is Uneauallea JJaohineu Blngefs Unequaikea Machines alnaar'r Uneooalled Maohlnes BtaisK Dne^uiuied M*°S noa Stnger 1! UneacaUed Maohlnes Singer's Uneqmalled X*o^ 1101 Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled Machines Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Bloger-B Unequalled Machines sinner's Unequalled, Machines Stnger'e Unequalled In tho World. Machines Singer's Urgest Sale Machines Singer's Largest Sale Machines Singer's Largest Bale Maohlnes iingei'e LargesiSiae Maohlnes Slnger'f Largesv Bale Maohlnes Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes Singer's Largest Sale Machines Sinprt Maohlnes Singer's Largest Sale ,vJ ao}}! n(;a Slnsor'e Largest Hale Maohlnes sS to tte World. }J«*Jne» SlnKer'B 28 8(3 Per Wee. Machines Sto er'» Ss «d P«r WeeS Machines Singert JsedperWotti SJ 80?, 1"80 Mnaert 2a 8d per Waak t ; M* 0?!"" 1 slnßer-t 2,6 d per Week Maobinea sSaer-h 2s6d per Week Machines ■IS ji""f~asflia l|g b«a K ob asas gffi.-tessas*, -pss BUwert ML Queen-street Maobines lnSor-B Ml. Qneen-rtreel Maohines Sinser'e Ml. Qaoen-rtrart Machines Btoßor'e > 261, Queen-street Maobines Singer's 4.uckland Machines BtaKer-o Aaokland Machines Slngei'a Auckland UaChlnee' i Singert Auckland Machines I Blngert Auckland Maohlnea . , - Singer1* : Anofcland' Machines 1 ; SlngeVs - ' Auckland. v Machines' Blßger*s ' ** ' ■ ilffaohliiftß | BINGBB'B BEWING MACHINES. i



Sporting Requisites. . Shooting Sbason, 1.883* tub following eminent makkbß ark rbprfcskntkd i)y tiis. under yiQlSTH I. w. &c. Scott & son, w. w. geeeneu, i. iiolli & sons. on view at my store, The Finest and Largest Stock of Gtuns kyek shown in new zealand. GUNS SPECIALLY BOBKD^FO^KYN^^W J™^" BRASS SHELLS. B* SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND. WTT TJiw.on PnuiVTitrirn JBY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO SIR ARTIIURI . Jtl. HAZARD. t*UNMAKER. Gordon, G.C.M.G. S AGENTS ALSO FOR HAY, MKRRICK ft CO/S QUNPOWDBR. FOR TflK COLTS FIRK ARM 3 COMPANY, AND FOR JAMES PAW'S FIREWORKS FAt TORY, LONDON. IGG-Q 0™1™1111181' A UOKLim 166 Vaiam Lists on Application. Tea Merchants. M/PPKOACHBD IN QUALITY AND CHE/^NESS AXE THE TEAS F.OLO BY ROBERT NEAL, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN & VICTORIA-STKEETS, AUCKLAND. II may not b* nnivers "» r">orn tt«t without Advf-tilwr, Tloketinn. or PunTur, ROBftRT NBAL h" « ODt-^ucd Jo a lew ytai the J »-e:l He Ml Pik ip Tc at n the Provlncj of aucs ndTbsfMtlsuD«rVakM>iep:: fof tie PURKNK.Sand aUPKRIOR abo. na. 1OBI"l(J u " AIjlT Y0FTa< TEAB SUPPLIED. Jt qtha result of fo'.ty yo-r ' Kna" Bh-nd Colonialex;> ■■lenctii tho rartn. and by <r- 101 re tton otiheb Jot the various graw-hi r>f INDI* ANU OBINA TEAS. ROHEttT NBAL OlttoD'J hrtletokJvehi c°'t mets BXTB V.LUX. The BtEN» Ot TEA st IS. 1 AD. Is eoknowiedied ts bj UNBQTJAItTID at the PRIOR. Tho BLIND of TEA at OS. 1 AD. 11 a Mlx'ura of the Bjst Te?.i hnported th's 8c eon, and a Treat t> Connolmara. Ihe SUPERIOR QUAUTY of the TE4B BOLD by ROBERT NEAL ira n se f evident tao c who have fcied them, lh»t no solent'flo anslyb i ii nt; siaty to proo.alai tte.r uennlae Par tr and Exoe^lsnc . THEATRB ROYAL BUILDINGS, QDEBN-STRBKT. AUCKX \ND. " INDIA AND CHINA TEA Gold and Silver Medals ■ WAREHOUSE." No. 95, Victoria-street, for ._ -rvrT-rt-n tit TiXTTVPirw nrni Fn«DE. WniiEHPUi. whilo boiaK desirous Of PURE BLENDED TEA. keeping his name constantly before the public v **■*-" aj a Teamf n ot fa ly trostwortby exparlenoe, takes this opportunity ot thank<l« his uumoreuß ——— Cuttomers—many ot whom he has not saen— •nd presents them his (oniioued assure v o that all oiasaes parc v tins his Teas, be they h' hor •SP A QTK" 'O» priced. W.UI continue 11 roc '.ye aa hereto- W9S JXyjJX. tote the same faitbfnl and impsrdai treatment I vend no slaughter <>,- victimising lines, bm VATTT? r*T?API?P W^T? TT every line advertised w«l' be fouud having its I UUJK IxXvUv>JCiXV X UJtl 11. true counterpart In the Tea tendered to par chaser—whether to child, adult, or by letter. ___ gknulNK TBA does us a rale obtain—both rom Ghln>| and India; tho ruvbbsi la tho ex ception, sot the rule. *. r*B dukii kb novkltx tt » -\r-wp -vjTi /VPTTTFT? *han Oonulno ac» Is a oouhkotiy bk»wbd and UAYxLI JMU KfLxXJuJX prjp«»i.y (.ebvbd Cu tf of fe«. My a<in for the yoira I have been before the Auckland i; TXTT\ pnb!to has been to publish wh»t Good Tea con- IVIINJJ. Ht«is of, bo that the oonsnmer mlxht be my j ud«e. Those who would that Ignorance should prevail oontlder a man fool -"h for his pains, but I havo been more i n compen: atert hy the _ th/tt-h.! at>"^- 60LDIN0FM0SB of hundroda ol p >ple for f B £i L I JyL X JN A XV i hundreds of uilles round Auokland. »nd, as In tlmatcd, many of my oustomors I not WniiTPTi 1 sTfln. I can readily sdmit the 6t>a' ability of JJIwXJ.wJIi. gWiog Gold Medas f> Tea Giowe»j for pro dnolo2 Tea of ra.j ezoeilenoe pairs ar.d ox .1..— poc.Bß bolnß lsourrad Id 1U produolion. bat none of this belongn to tho P&ocet T*<m«n* Many oan, but few do. oonstaollr xive good vt luo for Owing to the constant enquiry for our CBLE- money \*w™ *£*£»* f .^Voffl BRATED GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED Jura on^tmnob like the Lradon Bikers wheS TEAS in AUCKLAND, we beg to inform all tr. Lotheby was about to roport on broad toversot agood PURE ARTICLE that weare %£?%ZZt&i t VX«Xl™w™ aljpnt to open a BRANCH at 156 QUEEN. Jn, b ut ?Te wily auctor said. "Ob. jeJ. pro ' STREET, next to the New Zealand Clothing vldod you pay. '0 io any charitable lostiuulon ! Factory, and trust we shaU receive the support iS^^lX'V^ I^LZV^ ■we have been promised. We might mention whoa only two in >'. i< idon would abide by i that our PURE TEAS are Sold Wholesale and r*e >tst. now, I distlnt y atUrm ih»i it any | RoXby^s at our different Establishments, ird^sewh^ and by over 600 Merchants and Grocers. On PaoketTeag, without dia'ncily oonnootlng the asking the support of the Public we must ask grower therewith, they were fairly cautht nap them to see that our NAME and PRICE is on g* ' 'Shut tte^effl every Packet Sold by Grocers (none other is worth for that year, a-1 from tte Packet Tea genuine). All our Teas are Bought and Blended man to the Consumer, by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Are TEA PRloToUßßKNTi auppUed to our Branches and Agents from our ,, VWHVI » T p H TiVVP RROWN TEA " HEADOFFICE.ChristohUTOh. Havobeenao- VMJBKtt DMP BKOWN^TEA, knowledged exceptionally Clean and perfeotly strongest, > id the richest flavoured Teas PURE. See " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." Imported. My aim with this Te* Is HavebeenawaraedGOLDandSlLVEßMedals »ffi£2SS2S2£eslSX!' ana pronounoed by the PRESS, TEA EX- &. PJIKPOU>D. PBRTS, and the PUBLIC, the best and finest flavoured Teas In the Southern Hemisphere. "FAMILY MIXTURE," Thousands of Famillea and the leading Clube, Amort eoonomio "fh-ou™iftj •'Tea.batt Hotels, and RestauMnta use notbing but our "SJgfttSS« m" Tef BUARANTBED PURB TBA. from the best-known growths, well tp" nipnlate 1 leaf, ripe In the cup, and tboroDghlr and esond'y cured. PRICK. 2s. 80. —"" PER POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY." NTCLSON MOATE &CO This Tea has attained a popularity and wld* IX JKJUOVAU, lttVf AiJi «* W., 0 OT i atllni wI oh i, only oompatabie with oloee stddy and attention to the tastes cf a large class of the Reno-dl com- TEA MEECHANTS, .■»»•*• p^Sd1. 2SI I>BR CHEISTCHUKOH, DUNEDIN, ~d akjeeS D f ^voured iWELLINGTON, NAPIEE, MIXTURE," - Guaranteed a j'iund or l uaa Inbu ahd ATTTi ATTfiKT.ANT) Chwa Tbas ASiV AUV^ttJjiUNi'. PKICB. 1 to. PKK POUND. In the Cap this Tea la a marvel of cheapness. GUArANTEBD PDBB OP P. N 21ST MAY OHOICB WRBT CROP BROKEN LEAF f& IN /Si HAL w "PANYONQ CONGOU." Prloe, la. 6d. tor lb. A QBNXB EVBRYWHKR.. ."WJjJ . ; . l ~-. . ■. . Ud. per ponnd. ' GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Orlg'ual Packages, from Ib. M. per pound. . FKEDK. WHITEHEAD, Lime «&c te\ iMPOHTEr, r 05, VICTORIA. STKEkT, Ground JLimb. auck id. GROUND LiStS. FOR SALE, ■ . ■-...' SOUTHGATE'S ; MAHUEANMrS RIIS IC GROUND Liind and Batata Agentß toCe^%A^to%^ to fl a»^™ '.'.««■ s Iw.,.OBU t r,,VAN rivaUed for durability and bard-setting |J^ E TV/lnsm *((n noalitles). For tanks and other wet JT o fJ • XVXOaS « U., workl IsaflTßt-olOßsmateria HOUSK. LAND. AN ESTATE AGKNTa B. KE A KE.7QLB, AGENT, CHOEx^ns^,. CDBTOM-HOU3K-STEEET. Intudl'.' -. Bry re respeoatully tnvlt dto — ; ——— ingpaot om i. jo 2 Profile. ■~-,,{ ... Money to L >d at Current Rates of Interest. HYDRAUIJC LIME o-*—»»■ in unn rr Cous in s & A. t k i n , TRADE^Br^iuuUt dbsibnhrs and builder i J.Wilsaa&C 9 4 J^g^ L AUCKLANDi N-Z. =;i"^^l^^3S None Is Genuine without the Trade Mark. S3 iS^S/ " V/(\/ S* \\r E WERE THK FIKST IN TUB M r XtLg»» ~, 2^4J^ -H *v COLONIES to grind HYDRAULIC osl LIME, and to make any systematic attempt to ENGLISH. AMERICAN. FRKNOH, AND Introduce Concrete Work with It Beforedolng aki OI'HKR STYLE OB1 CARtiIAGKS. , bo. we satisfied ourselves that the Lime was krtjiil-kmn 1861 suitable. We knew that Lime of a yerj differ- JtBTiBLbHEP lan* ent character existed In tho district, and that If MSSmsom* wo did not adopt a Trado Mark to dißtinguiah it i^"* f"iT[jTllniß* from others, it would be known by tho m Alflwfwx general namo of Mahurangi Lime; and that if .ffnbh i -rf wfflwUlr any of the rich or non-Hydraulic Limo of tho —jfe ">«JL- K __ fInKHL. diatrict were used whore a Hydraulio Lime only A. B\ . 7Wr*£S 'JtMffifM'liF woold answer, that ours would ehate in the r«\jf/j LjQct/Va /A^SBi^BilrSV general condemnation. Thereßult has .justified t—jpr*j I Unjgrf I r^H^iftTinxJA our anticipations, for the popular ory is—"All l/»¥WvyV r^TKWff^flPvvJ Mahurangi Limes are aliCe? Might aa weU V£^E N*JW^ J^TV^lJtSu^ s»y all ash are whales. We shall be glad to -"^ iMj, \ i iißii 1 <"~ ' i show anyone who may favour our Works with _^ __. , _ ■ ■■.___ „-._„ „„ a^teit our reasons for making the above state- ROYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225.; ment. - X> PERAMBULATOES, 165.: bu^feS^Vor'll^r^m^Kf mVALID °™£™™L* todß {Vfbo* ssjs^sfflaa ssa^aa babysl^pinlc'Sriages: cover more surface, and that less lime is re- Also, BICYCLKS (best English make), ROCK oulrfld to give as good results. V, , ING HORSES, &O, . " , 'The fullest Information given to parties using —! the Lime. , m ™,,™™ K. ANDERSON, oim»81' QUBBN-STBBBa> PARRAMATTA STREET, SYDNEY, 2™*s"*%. _ -;. , ;-■ • Awarded Four Prize Medals. ~ rinAKK NOTICE-That notw.thstandlog . , 1 all that i Bald In f-voor of other Mahu- _ it nkIN NT? k Xr xnv In^aS^A^o^d^P^cl.B^ " knd QarfcS^athsf folmim bk^bbiid Oo™ AU Branches of the Building Trado executed by -Fcr Srculan and further ic'ormaMon apply at Earoorienoed Workmen. I AuSffl BttaMhVCnatQm-houswtrdtt Wert; <' Shop Fronts, Offlco Fittings »c '



i Prospectus. j PROSPECTUS OF Ni£W ZEALAND IKON AND SI EEL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL „....,. £200,000 10,000 Shares of £5 Each. 12,0)0 Shores to bo allotted at present, and the Hfilnncn when it is found noceaaary to Kulargo the Works. The Shares hold in Reserve will be allotted to the Shareholders at par, in proportion to tho number ol Sharos hold. Directors: Clark.'James McCo-h, Auckland Stono, Captain James, Auckland Morrln, Thomas, Auckland Chambers, John, Auckland Daw-ton, William, Wellington Holdship, Georgo, Auckland Koop, J. H., Auokland Gardner, Guy 11., New York Solicitors i Whltnkor, Russell, and Buddie. Bankers : Bank of Now Zoaland. Seorewry pro tent. : James Macfarlane. Tna New Zkaiand Iron and Steel Com pany, LiMrrKD, is organised to manufacture Bir and Pig Iron pnd wire from the Iron sand deposits of the West Coast, by means of the patents owned by Messrs John Chambers ana U. U. Gardner. Tho praotloabUlty of those patents having bcon fully proved by tho works at presont in operation at Onchungo, thcro remain but two points to bo considered—viz.. the sost of manu facturing and the market for tho product. THK COST. In estimating tho comparative cost el manu facturing iron hero and in Kngland there are three items to be considered, viz: labour, coal, and raw material. The raw material la almost a nominal oo«t to üb. Tho coal will cost no more here than In England, for it is intonded to use only gas for all heating purposos in the works, whloh can be produced by moans of gas Koneratorafrora slack or any brown coal at a far lower cost than the aamo amonnt of heat can bo obtained from burning coal. Labour is tben the only item which will coat more here than in ltnglaud. and ' we have to consider what advantage wo poseoss to counterbalance this greater cost. Thoso advantages consist (Ist) in situation, by which wo save 10 per cent, on tho Home cost which is absorbed in commission, insurance, exchange and interest, and outward freight, as the freight from Auckland or Onehunna to dif ferent places in the Colony will bo no moro than tho charges in England in bringing tho iron from tho mills by rail and oartage and shipping charges in London; (2nd) in oar prooess, by which wo save cost of fettling (or wrought iron scrapi, which in puddling from pig has to be put into tho furnace, and the cost ol making the Pin and tho waste of tho same in puddling. 1 his is a moat important item in our favour, and would be alono sufficient to counterbalance the greater cost of labour, for by the patents under which this Company will work tho same result is obtained from iron sand as Is obtained from pis iron, thus saving the oxponse of making tho pig. Tho difference in cost between pig iron in Kngland. suitable for making good bar iron, and iron sand at Onohunga being fully 35s per ton in our favour. If, then, wo take the amount of saving whloh wo have by our process and situation to counter balance tho greater cost of wages in ibis Colony..wo liavo :— Ist -10 per cent, on tho Home cost-say J87.. 11/ 2nd-Saviug in freight 25/ 3rd-Saving of fottlißg ~ .. .. .. * ith-Saving of cost of making tho pig .. 3V sth —Saving^f manufacturers profits .. 7/ Tho total cost of labour in mannfactaring pig iron into flniehrd b-.rs in England'Bnndor 35s per ton, so that if tho cost of labour here is oven as high aiGOa thcro remains a largo margin of profit. It U estimated that tho total cost of the bc-t finished bar iron at .Onchunga will bo un der £6 per ton. THE MARKET. The production of oheap iron opens so large a field of industry that it is impossible to estimate ' the future of this trado. It is an undoubted fact ' that bar iron can bo made from iron sand more ' cheaply than from any other ore, ' Tho supply of raw material Is unlimited, and Now Zealand should become ono of tho largest Iron producing countries in tho world. The many branches of manufacture, of which 1 cheap iron is tho prime essential, will no doubt spring into life now that both iron and coal may bo obtained in New Zealand, and with the supply so will tho demand increase. Tho amount of iron Imported Into Australasia in 1882 was as follows :— An9trnlio.Now Zealand. TL Tons. Tons. Bar Iron .. .. 11,500 9.250 53,750 Fencing Wiro .. 40,000 1),5U0 49.609 Galvanised Iron.. 37,080 B.'oo 15,080 Pig Iron .. .. 24,500 1,0 0 28.500 Plate Iron.. .. 9.250 1,000 10.250 Wire Nails .. 6,750 2,750 9,600 Hoop Iron.. .. 3,750 850 4.600 Sheet Iron.. .. 3.500 GOO 4.108 These figures do not lnoludo Tasmania or West Australia. 1 The present cost of South Staffordshire Iron, which is universally used in these colonies, is £7 10s, f.0.b,, London, costing delivery in New Zealand about Hi 10s, which Is ono of the lowest prices for many years, owing to the depression of the iron industries in England. Auokland Iron at £8, f.0.b., would thus keep out tho imported iron, and leave a largo profit to the manufacturers. It is also proposed to montif ao.turo the Iron into a few articles which are largely used, such as fencing standards, fish plates, railway spikes, ' &0., &c on which a larger profit can bo mudo. Fencing standards coat in the South Island about J3II per ton, and are used to tho extent of over 8000 tons per annum, and in other lines large quantities can bo sold at better profits , than can bo mado on bar iron. Fencing wire being protected by a duty of Al per ton, and by a large cost of importing', offers a profitable Hold of industry; and it is proposed to add this lino to tho products of tho Company as soon as tho above operatlous ore at work. , Tho slag from tho puddling furnaces, if tt con tains a sufficiently high percentage of iron, will bo smelted in an ordinary blast furnace, and run into pig Iron, thus utilising all tbo waste products. Sydney and Melbourne will tako a large quantity of iron from us, as low freights aro easily obtained to thoso colonies. It is expected that Now Zealand iron can be sont to England and the United States at very proiltablo prices, as tho Iron mado from sand in the United States by this process la found to bo of so superior a quality for making high-priced steel that the wholo of it is con sumed by that branch of industry, and the prico paid would yield us a largo profit. India, Ch.nu, Japan, and San Francisco open fields for exportation, which wo may shortly hope to compote for, as our location is most ■ favourable for them as a basis of supplies, and at cortain seasons of tho year freight can bo had at a merely rate; and a epcody enlargement ol tho works, as the requirements of the trade may demand, i» provided for in tho 28,000 unallotted shares. These shares, when allotted, will be offered to the stockholders at par in proportion to the shares held, This Company will take over the concessions ' obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 acros of land, and four miles of foreshore on the North Head and two miles ot foreshores on tho South Head ot Manukau Harbour, and three miles of foreshore at Tora naki, which will supply all the Iron sand neces sary for many years to come. No other place * on tho west coast of Fora such facilities for cneiip cool and roady transportation of tho finished prodnot as Unehunga; as, from its location we con ship from either the East or West Coasts, and from the North Head tho sand can be put ■ into barges at any state of the tido or weather, ' without going outside the Heads, and brought 1 to our own wnarf. ' Those considerations make these concessions particularly valuable, while tho lease at Tora nakl will be available for the manufacture ot charcoal iron, as a good quality of ohareoal can be obtained In that district at a reasonable price. Tho Now Zealand Government has offered a bonus of £1,000 for tho first 200 tons of wrought iron blooms.and an additional £1,000 for the first 200 tons of pig iron, manufactured from iron sand, whioh this Company will eeoure. The patents owned by Messrs Chambers and Gardner aro so essential to the manufacture of iron by the direct process, that it is impossible to manufacture iron from iron sand in payable quantities without them, t,hua securing to the Company a virtual monopoly. Of the first allotment of shares, Messrs Cham ! bors and Gardner will recoive for their New Zealand patents 3,000 shares paid-up to £1, and in future allotments of t hares up to 10,000 in all, ' 25 per cent, of such allotments paid up to £1. 9 000 shares are at present offered to the public, • payable as follows :-10s on application, 10s on allotment, and 203 at Intervals of 3, ,6, and 9 months, the remaining 203 at an interval of not less than three months after the last call, but it is not anticipated that it will be necessary to call up more than Gi per share.. In view of the many advantages we possess— a large and constantly growing market at our doors, and separated by so many miles from its present base of supplies, a practically unlimited supply of iron sand, suitable coal at a low price close at band, and tho cheapness of our working —we have no hesitation in offering the shares of thia Company as one of the safest and most profitable investments whloh has ever been beforethejrobU(^,;;.,;,\.,;, .*-,,,,,; ; , ~:.,..„



Ironmongery. T.&S,MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGKICULTUK' L IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FKACI.nG WIKE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. OS / / O co / / ,—< 00 / I m I ! Ir / £ S5 J ) 1 —^ P° L^ -— (o 71 CO i t-ji 00 I oo I CC Single Barrel Gun«, Double Barrel Guns, Broach-Loading Gum, Revolvers. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percuision Caps, Wads, Cartriils»«», Cartridge Cases, Patent Wire Onrtridges for long ranges, Cartridge Ba«», Game Bugt, Gun Caws, Car. fridge-making Implements, Re* Cappers, Kxtr«ct»r», Air Pistols, Air Guns. T. & S. MORKIN & CO. (Limited) would call special attention to the above ex tensive mid welt-selected stock of Guns and Ammunition, GUNS AT PRICKS TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS. Carpentersl Tools. Awortment of H BKg£J™K Knulkh and jM^T^ j9^>«UK| American 41/ Jhw Tools, I|i jgto&<h '?■■''l comprising : — jS^^BßMfi ' -' I Saws of every fiyl |ap|sf|3M' ,'. f description, |f«B|^K|.i''i'"'1 Braces, Bevel- VratffiE^y -r . j lcd-edged Chi- uSKi . \ sels, American Socket rhitpis, lKj \ Fi'ineiChuols, wg| ' | Gouges, Hum- VB "', ' s mtr», Bquares, %<-'■>: ~, ~ j Bevels, GUpin's \«- t■' ~ * ' f' 1 Brace Bit?, f§f'",V •'' '■:','■, A merioan W.-. Urace Bits, \ (l ., • ■ ,i£/f\ Twist Bits, W, , '. Morse's Twist % li-J" Drills, Hollow w";-''JhJ •"' Angers, Wheel- W&SkSk'^. right*' Bruzzc, WB™MB Look Mortice vgw '" ■ ■ M Chisels, Pane Sal hB Ironi, Single |M| and Double vH' • • Pla ac s wig <-/ Jack, Trying! Ukv Bead, Ogee, IMF1- ' ' G r o o v i n g, TO^i^ *''■•■■■' Ploughß) Bench fc^r^'sM Screws, Bench Hn Vice*, Boring ||W ■"' i Machines, Oil s^w'^'"'*' Stones', Tool \32 . | Kits, Floor ms; ; Cramps, i -:^ Smith's Patent M? . ■-! Spring Hinges. vffe:-y AENOTI'S VENTILATORS, Indispenrible In every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BBLL3- Eleetrio Bttla (In Sets), with Indicators ; alnglo Klectrlc Belli (inexpenslTe), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Offices. KBROSBNK COOKING .STOVES— A Large Assortment; sizes in Mtock suit able for Boiling a X ttle or Cooking for Family. CHEAPER THAN GAS KEROSENE LAMPS- A Beautiful Assortment; JNew Designs) Duplex, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS- Dglish and American Rim and Mortice Locks ami Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, allows thk door to remain opkn HTIIiL BKOUUKLY FASTENED ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamellad Sinks; all sizes; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, . . Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines, GARD'S JBWELLEBY CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED. T,&S.MORBIN&Cp., LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC KUBBKK PAINT ' ," ' ',; ' "•'•'. ,<■: V !'-,'■/, ■!!■.:■ ■■■■■ ■' '"■ '■'■• iVli , ..., . ... . .11 . ... . ~..• ■> ■ j'-.-, r



Drapery and Olotbinff. J ! I ! Lmportant to Mouse- HOLDER. , ' IN CON3KQUENCK O9 EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN OUB NEW PREMISES, SAMUEL nOOMBBS a. PiO. AMUEt \jOOMBES a \JO, Ara obliged to HAOIUFII X THE RKMAINRKR OF J, 002- QRAVB & OOH BTOOK, Wk Quotjb A Few of the Paiges, which wim. bb sufficient to show thk enormous Reduction MADE:~ JUa. HHAVY TWILL WHITB SH»iTIN6, JOJ.I per yard; original prloe, U «d ORBWDB >Nd OALIOO3.4}<I per ytti ; M>l4 atata HOBKOOKB'B OAVIOOB.tIi per y»r'; orlgl d«1 prloe, 54d HCAVZ HOUdEHOLU OALIOO, initable ttt Underolothlna. iU W* fUA QOOO WHITB PLA.NNKL, BJI per ysrd 10 4 BLANKBTS, aplendld Quality, 6s M All out DRBBS HATBRIALB. BIKB, &c, will be Bold at ONK-THIRD LESS THAN USUAL PKIOB A bftla ot LADIBB' WINTER JACKBTS, 9s lid cßch; worth 189 Sd SOO WATBRPROJF ULSTKRS.BsM; oililoal prloe, 17a 6d » MANTLVB end DOLMANS, tha rlchett Gooflß every Imported to Auokltnd, win besoldatHALr-PBIOS THK vil >LX STOCK OF |^[ iluihbrY INiLU IN . THS NKWKBT T 1-uaiN gAia AND gONNBTS, WIU be Bold at Nominal FHoea. £3,000 WORTH OP M »NS XTODTHS 1 AND J3OYS 1 pLOTHING WILL BB SOLD AT SO PBB CENT. Otf COST FRIOB. tt before pokchaßino visit "m Samubl Coombks & (\>, ON THE PRBMIBKm LiT«LT OCCUPIED 11X J « CoSQRAVJK & IJO. ■&£Uv%si ■".> '■'■■- "fcfli 1" ''• . ',!,!> 11 : 'i * 7/ •1' 1 ■ ".? A i i



Medical. . • | KTEKVOUS DEBILITY.1 Da. s,. C. West's Nerve and Braik- Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dtainess, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headacbe, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in Insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Ago cauaod by over-exer tion or the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence Each box contains one months treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, Bent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WK'GUARANTEB SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by ua for six boxes, accompanied with 25a, we will Bend the purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the money if tho treatment does not effeot a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SONS, Chomlsta, Qnaen-street, Auckland. JH Eg R EAT^MERI C A NJ^EDICIH ES PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all 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. / TT-EATING'S COUGH | LOZENGES "^ B COUGHS, ASTHMA, . BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of tho purest articles. These Loi onges contain no opium nor any deleteriou drug, therefore the most delicate can take then with porfeot confidence. Their benefloial effec is speedy and certain. This old unfailing famil; romcdy Is daily recommended by the raps eminent physioians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excel'ent, and thi beneficial effect moat reliable. I strongly reoom mend them in ca'o9 of Cough and Asthma. Yoi uro at lihorty to state this as my opinion, lormec from many years' experience. J. BKINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A. L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Kkatiko, _ , Dear Sir.-Having tried your Lozenges k India, I have much pleasure in testifying to tneli beneficial effects in oases o( Incident Consump lion Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I hav< prescribed them largely, with the best results. W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges a o sold by_aS Chemist*, in tins of various sizes, each having tho words "Keating's Cough Lozenges" engtavei on the Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, Doth In «p poarance and taste, furnishing a most agreeabw methodof administering the only certainremedj for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safe and mild preparation and is espeoi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist; Glass and Earthenware. GLASS, CHINA, AND KARTHKNWJiRS BOYHN & TANF ELD,' IyIPORTSCKS OF CHINA. 01.489, ArJE iIAUTaiiNWARE, Beg to intimate that sum RemovßTO theli Kbtail Bosi-oifcs to their i»ew Promlteg, they havo op ned a '■ a go Assortment ot NKW Qi'ODS, Including a Qreat tb> iuty ot very choice ornaments in )Ji-63den n'tid. otnrr China, figured G;»s», Fni«-noe, i" .:■ Vi-n Mißti, snd other ■ es cjipttons ft Were from. B-.1..H bf the best KagUsh aidContmentßl Hanaea. auin- . bpaotion of wtduh they respectfully solicit. Havlok ascertained from many recent vlalton that en impression exitta in the mlnda ot same ih»t Goods of an Expensive Class Qnly are kepi br them, they wish to state that they Import Hlroot from the Manuf mcturora, Katthenwr^ Hoods and Bhs-.waro Ot H.VKKY DKBOMP- TluN, and their prlocs are bo LOW. thar ttej n-o oonvincod a visit to thetr New Shop will iifttlsfjr the pnb'io that there la no Ooeapei Houbo In Auckland, nor anything like Bach a Ufge and Varied BKok to aeleot fxonu .' Addre si t— 174, QUBRN-BTRBBT, : Two Doors Below Mr Rattray'e, Drapery. I CHINA. THHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF OROCK BR V, CHI NA, » GLASSWARE, 1 59 IS AT J G. BBOWHING'S, .1 267, QUEEN-STBKBT (NEAK MARKET Enkteancb). Establishbd 1865. I "■ANOY Gn'ODS. I 3iS A D THIS AT ONCE, FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, ED'f IB n T BWIO UWA X M JU KWI O, Q CUaTOM-IIOUaK-SXKEBT Q IS OFFERING rjHINi, Q.Ii4SB S jgAHTHENWARB AT OHBAPBR PBIOBS THAN EVKR OFITERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. thb tludb and gbnebal pudlio Ahr Invitsd to Insfeot. BKBAKFABT, DINNBB, AND TBA BKTB. ! ■ ■ ,'■■;- :':■•-' j .; ■; | WKDDINS AND BIRTHDAY . ; j PKKBKNTB. i&C, ISC, &c, EDWARD LEWIS. W A KNOCK BROTHJBkS 6OAP AND OANDLK MANU FAOTUBHEB, y ■ , COX'S OR E£K, KIOHMOND. OfflOO :-DUKHIM - STREET, AUCKLAND. _, Caßb Purohaßors of TaU w, Wool, Bheeueklmi, and Boaei.