WELLINGTON, thin day.

A Victory for Sir George Grey.

Iq the House yesterday aftwnoon, ln» terest was excited re the introduction of Sir George Grey's Constitution Amending Act Repeal Bill, which it intituled " An Act to repeal, in so far iv it relates to tbe colony of New Zealand, an Act of the Imperial Parliament (twenty and twenty one, Victoria, chapter fifty-three) intituled, 'An Act to amend an Act for granting a Representative Constitution to tbe colony of New Zealand.'"

When eir George Grey moved tor leave to introduce the Bill, the SPEAKBB repeated the remarks he had made when noticewas first given of the measure, and " put it to the house whether it ia consistent with our dignity to assume power which Imperial Parliament has precluded uu from exer citintf." Sit Gisokcie Gkey said he heard that the remaiks made to ihe House would convey au impression to the House that he was a bad subject, and defying Imperial authority. A very few words from him would show he was a good subject aod supporting Imp rial authority. He then quoted from thu Act of the Imperial Parliament grant ing New Zealand a Constitution, whicb gave the repieseotativea power to legi slate on all matters not repugnant to iho spirit of EDgliah law. It also guve coonisW pjWcr to alter the form of Government, in 1855 the Home Govern ueut got before them a draft of a Colonial measure, which went on to say the New Zealand Parliament could alter, amend, or repeal any portion of the Cons itntion, wi J> the exception of twenty sections. Thi» measure (lie did not know who tent them Home), virtually took from them the priviltga granted by the previom Constitu tion, ihe measure of 1857 passed through the irltish Parliament. The pc son vbo diew up that mtasura was uiither v states man nor lawytr. He then explained that the ain«nded Constitution Act, though it enabled them to have a Legislative Council, repealed all tbe clauiee regarding the Speaker thereof, etc., of that branch of ihe Legislature. He then proceeded to argue that thu Biitish PaiLament had giren them power to do all what he propose^Jand pro ceeded to show that the adoption of the measure meant v rtuul repi Mentation in the Bilt.sh Parliament. He said one atata.e book was in such a state that it was diffi cult t» tell what really was law. Major Atkinson said that after the ex pression of opinioa irsm the Speaker he had brta U hopes that Sir George Gruy wouU wtbiiia* hia bill Xhe Gov#rnmeut hxd looked int« the qutitloa, a-d had apme to th« conclusiun Uey had no inch puwnr as that referred t» by Sir George Gx«y. Tbey could vary the method of appointing the I pper House, but coald not abolish it He BUjg stfli ibat Sir George Grey tboald withdtatv the uul f and address the British Parliament by meant of re«olution or some other constitutional method. He believed tbe Hous* would hesitate to Accept a bill o« uj imr.o iftut a sabjoct front a private aem ber, uotvever di«tingui.h«d, against ibe opinioa of the Speaker and Governmant, aft.r grave oonaiderittion. Mr MONTGOMEBY couW not sea any dilli cult/ in ti.« way, a* the bill would have tbe effect of a reso>utioa on which tbe Im perial Parliament w»uU kglslate in the direction indicated. He woold support kic Guoige Urey in ki* esdeareur to Introduce the bid.

Mr SHKPPaBD said he wcnld support the bill, as it would test the power of tae House to inteifcre wivh the C«ustitution. Th»r« seemed a doubt in the ma tor, and this seem«d a t^ir an« legitimate method of tukting the question. Sir Gko. Grmy, in replying, said a re soluUok would only h»ve the efteot of em* biirrasing the House au4 Go»ernment of this ooloay. He thought the House, on consideration, would se« that the cotuse pr. p..cd by h>m wa< the proper one. What they r.o « had an opportunity of doiag wa< to KgisUte togithor with the greatest Legia.'ature in the world. The Hou.j divid«d on the quistion that the bill be in troduced. Aye., 38 ; nois, 34. When the Speak'.r announced the result the tntha>iasia ot the Op^o.-i ion was iv* tease. The date of the second r t a ln^ w*s Exed for the 18th Augu.t. The following was the divhiou li.t;— Hyes: Barron, Batbgate, Bracken, Crown (J. C), Buchanan (J ), Cadman, Danie), CargitVille, DeLauiour, Duncan, Feldwick, Fi«h, George, Gr«cn (M. W.), Gr*y, Harris, Hutcnison, ivi-ss, Joyce, Kelly, i-eveatam, Macaadrew, MacKenzie (F. W.), Me- Donald, McKenzie (J.), Montgomery, Moss, u'Calaghan, Pykf, Seddon, fihephard, Shrim»ki, Smith, Stewart, Swanson, Thoms on (J. W,), Tole, White (W.). Noest All«right, Atkinsoi, fieethaia, Bryce, Bachanan (VT. C), Conolly, Dick, Dod»on, Fergus, Fitzgeald Fnltoa, Gra«n (J), Hurat, Bursthoua*. Lee, Masoa, Mcllraith, McMillan, Mitcholsou, Muuio, P«acouk, P.trie, Postlethwaite, Kolleston, Shaw, Stevens, Sutler, Suton, Tawhai, Thomson (d.), Tumble, Watt, Wilson (J.), Wynn, Vfllliama.

Bankruptcy Bill. The first order of the day was the second reading of tho Bankruptcy Bill, The dii cassion cornmeaced to wards the end of the afternoon session, and continued through the evening session. The discussion wn« dry and ualnterestfnf, tbongh It brought oat the lawyers in the Honse who vpske lengthily. One of them (Mr William*) ere utud amuiemont by blaming tbe lawyers for swallowing up bankrupt estates in legal costs. H« also blamed the Judge* o! the Supreme Coart who, he Mid, did not exercise sufficient c*reln seeing that estates were lot swallowed up. Mi Huksthousk mored a sessatien»l amendment to th« effect that all bankruptcy laws be repealed, Mr lU.KUON supported th« amendment, say.ng that bankrnptay hw« were • tli« grace to us. It was freqnemily more diffi cult for creditors to get money oat of the Vruntee in Baikniptoy than oat of tho debtor before filing. In view of th« measure before the British House of Commons, ho thought it not unwise to repeal the present lairs. He admitted that the bill was an improvement on the present measure, and suggested that the memoranda from several Chambers of Commerce should be taken into consideration by the Minister i* charge of the bill. He read a letter horn tho Christchurch Chamber of Commerce, suggesting that no debtor obtain .his dis« charge until he had paid 10s in the £, on* less his bankruptcy is the result of mia fortune. Then he could obtain his dis charge on obtaining the written consent of thrce-fuurths of his creditors although he had not paid Ma in the £. He intended to vote for the amendment.

Mr Jovoe thought the debtor should be sent to gaol until his estato was wound up. In place of official assignees as provided in the bill, they should license assignees as they did auctioneers, making them pay £50 per annum. These assignees would be re> qnired to do the work rapidly, and get estates wound up and the proceeds divided, Mr Ivess supported the second reading of the Ml.

Mr Fish congratulated the framors oi the bill on the success of the wotic. The amendment proposed virtually means tbat they should abolish credit, and as such abolition was impossible in mercan-

tile relations, they mast hare bankruptcy laws. The bill was an immense improve ment on the present law, and dealt fairly with both debtor acd creditor, A strong point of the bill was its manner of dealing with preferential claims. Bills of sale had been a curse to traders in the colony, anJ the mea-ure effectually dealt with ttiem, Messis MUNRO and SMITH supported, and Mr Postlewaite opposed the bill, Mr Bracken, who pr.faced his remarks by relating a statement of an English judge ihat the stato of the bankruptcy law was such that no man, in justice to his family, should pay 20s in the £, denounced in gen ral terms all bankruptcy laws, Mr Duacan said the bill was designed for traders, and not for cockatoos.

Captain McKehzib, in an excel lent speech; i.v, rossed an opinion tbat the givLia of promi caou> credit were in a great me-sure to b aaie for bankruptcies. He asked why should tbe K-tate step in with expensive machinery to stand between man and man iv the matter of voluntary credit? and pointed out that ihe British Legislature had beou tiyjug to pass a bankruptcy law for fifty years, and every me sure had been a failure.

Major A tki c SuH at thia stage moved the adjournment of the debate, pointing out that it was unwise to come to v decision without due consideration regarding such a sweeping alteration as th»t proposed by Mf Uursthonse's amendment.

Mr Montgomery opposed the adjourn ment; but

Mr HCRSTHOUSS stated he had no objec tion to the adjouriiment. He created amuae ment on the Opposition benches by referrizig to the " usual machinery adopted by the Colonial Treasurer to alter the viewa of hou, membets,"

Fisheries Bill.

of the Fishenea Uili, said it was *. as had reached its second readifcß^ session. «it Mr FKROUi sviggested that il enabling the catching of trout &s*** Lakes by net be introduced. TW,.^O finh were numerous, they ».» js^'Uw oyster than the life of a man »?? i" * to .th, e «tnnMMy«| the pi«£?2S which he laid was an introdmSf cUnie \ worst phases of the kS ' ° ** He opposed the pilnciDlenf c 'a*li of fioesto Informer,!. fiSfiJl^ Wls: they make special laff«toprot ec t W''L\holll4 little oyaterg," which, if Cl , tU)II»PW get on well enough. H e Iti al0° c'e ' vm nothing to Ptotectftlo hL bU' realJy did the local body B h on |d T fle bought that instead of S^ v« control, and charged. lceiißes a royalty be Mr MACANDEIW saii iv were committee objictioniiSlS- ? hleea°** second reading would A ?± h°l ei «• Mr Seddov said the biU »W' ed to benefit Acclimatisattonfcßll'oll asktd should they give ,h«. M' aß* power to limit the"frfedomteS^J the great bnlk of the people o?^°* land? He moved the aZnrl???68" debate to eyable membT^b*"! 01 *8 versant with the principle, ol iSfiS? «• Mr Hutchison ,econ ed the m 0 hi, Metsrs u'CallaqhaN, SmSr. j Haeeis opposed the bill' ihTutto 5j in his dutnet th.re were sever»l lL", 4 and depredations were committedb^S4ll- --men vuitwg these iiland» H. J« y htt' that license! boat* ahoald b,*2&l have numbers painted on thriX* to Mr Montgomery nnteited ihU .i MiuUter.ln.chareashoaldXw «BjL£ meat of the dsbate to enable them fate in a simple nnaiure that wooS Jt2 opposed. ..!"•■»•»&«.; Mr SWASBOH hoped ioob !«rf.i.« would be adopted toTrettm figft Act. At present oyster, were biterS , Milbourne by hundreds of wIS « something was not done «hey wSSd»Z kf : all gone. ;. '~" ligßM bill w«a carried. -—«-»v t «« Vnivermty Act Anundmm . Tue second reaiing of thta bik whlek U to imjower the granting •fl»«o, S sciwice, was carried. B

The Uo»s« adjourned at 12,»,

HABBOUR BOABD.

Ws conclude our report of yestwdaj'g meeting after we vent to prest s-

CLEaJUKQ THB WHABJ.U-OW D 6 YS» port aakei lor an asiiataat in cl»anln» ihs whaif. -Ihe Engineer np«rtedth« the work was to. much for one man, aoareeom. mended tlut toe clsuiog of the wharf be placed under the Engineer's office - Adopted. Wokks CoMMiTTiifc-.ThU eommlttea recommended t-(l) Tbat no allowance w made on storage of goods referred to Ii Menus Craig snd Henderson's letter, (2) That Mr Stephen's application for lean of reserve in Albartstreet be not granted. (3) That the itaginnu'i suggestions of Jane 4 re sheds on the Wtatf be carried out. (4) That the necessary appliances for storing goods on the wharf be provided. (6) That tue Engineer's suggestions re dredge Ing plant be carried out-Clause 3 was rewired back, and the othera adopted. Cossdltino Dock Bkgwis»«-Tl4 Dock Committee recommended— "That Mr Wai del I, of Sydney (who was thi Kngtneei foi the Melbourne Deck daring Its construction),' be appointed as Consulting Engineerl to report upon the plans aud specifioatioui of the CallUpe Sock; that Me Waideil'i offer to report upon the plans and tpedi ficatiors of Calliope Dock, and to act ai Consulting Engineer, fot the anm of ISO guineas, be accepted ; and that Mt McDonald, fci gineer of the lioard, be is« Htructcd to pieceed to Sydney by fiut steamer with the plans, specifications, bydranlic lime, samples, and all necessary documents, and to return to Auckland as soon as possible after the report is madt and the plans signed. The . Bngl> neer stated in reply to a question by Mr Wardell that the estimate of £120,000 made by him as to the cost of Cbl. Hope Deck was understood to include tht total coat ot the dock complete, with cal» sons, pumps, Ac, ready to fro to woik.— Mr Maya spoke strongly in favjur of getting tie Consulting JSngiaser to come over to Auckland, oven though the cost might bo greater.—CauUin McKenzie supported the suggestion.—Messrs Wiuidel aud Moriin puiutud out that thi plans wcro not jet completed, and that it would be uselesi lor thu engineer to take them over in theii present state. Eventually it vu de> died to cable to Mr Watdell, asking Mat to come over to Auckland. Hailwax Whabf.—The Wotki Com< mitUo recommended i-Ke letters from Messrs Frascr and Tinne and Corooandel U.S. Company, referring to Jaybe rails on the late addition to the kaUway Wharf ia order to allo «r steamers to coal, it was reeom« mended that the addition to the Kailw»y way Wharf be not let by auction; that the Govern m«nt be nquesttd to immediately lay down rails for the purpose of coaling steam vessels; and that (be aoithtra boundary portion A, proposed to bajeaMi to the Freezing Company, terminate at tht northern boundary of the addition to the Railway Wharf. -Merred back for rt» consideration. PILOT Sbkviob.—The Works Commltte» having considered the iMolulion d thi la^t ordiaary meeting In retennee t* the pilot ecivico, reoommindtd," thataiit U the intention of the Board to alter tht fie. Mat system «t pilo &&, the General G*' rernment be requested t* makepnTiilonii (atare contracts for the payment of pilotage for mail steamers vhan the Mriieis of • pilot are made nae of, and that tht farther consldorati»» of the matter be deferred, pending the Government's reply."-Adopted) WHAHFAGB AT I*OBTH SHOKii,-Mt Lamb moved, "That the reßolntion adop< tea Ist May, 1883, in tef«enee.to **harf' age on Horth Shore wharves, he rescinded, and that the existing tariff tfl pat into operation on North Shore wharves as soon as possibl#."-Mr Waddd seconded the motion, but after brief discussion it waa agreed to postpone further consideration ; until next meeting, . _, FINANCE AHD LIOAL CO«XmO.-™» Committee's report|uclnded the following statement of accounts:-Paymtn^«««, counts-General Account, £601 lw 10a; statement of funds -General Acconnt i Ba lance in bank, £7,722 Is 9d; caah on hand, £12816Bpid:tot*l,£7,85018s8d. Aeewjta to be paid, £«0119il0dj balanoe, 5E7,2« 18s lOd. to« a cconnt: Balance inJban£ £3,654 lls 3d; cash on deposit, *1«W The report approved of the sale aw, ontt lease of allotments in Qaceo, Qa»y, Cnstomhonsa-ttreete, and North Bw»e. a elaase referring to condition!'Wta tnt Freeiring Company was rtfemd back to 1 the Committee, and the repwt

was adopted. ' , ~isli Te»obrs fob Suppum-Tha toU^f tenders were accepted :-Timber iwM[. Hew Zealand Timber Go.} iron*o*','?; G. LeJiy. Tenders for coal from «£■ Winstone and Craig, for «J**!ffl. from Messrs Smith and AndanWr »™ ■ . two silt punts, were referred »..«• worlta and Tariff Committee.

saved From the Poorhouse.

mum German remedy. St. trial oi one

O'Donovan Kossa, a few years ago, nsea to keep a low grog shop m |>e«r York, rat now the subscriptions pour in for tho lit* rebellion, he lives in a five-story nonae » r Fii'th A\ecue. . , . _ " Wbv," exclaimed a tourist, a donwy couldn't climb that bill!" and then n» added, " And I'm not going to try it. The average stay of servant girls « families is less than seven weeks, taking the country over. If yoor's has remained eight weeks yoa are entitled to year a grin of triumph,

House of Representatives.

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Printed MjdPublWieabTaoProwtowr.Kßml 1 Brimt, of Bymonds-«treet, at his Oww.| I'riuiinsr office, Wrndb&m-stieet, In the Pi* vlnoe of A i. klsnd. New Zealand, Wku.n imv, JDNa 27,1889,



AdutiOtlß. j SATTIKJ.)AY. JUNE 30, At 1 O'UIOOK, AVON I) ALE. ?TuK SALE (without reaervo) on Satur. t? dar next Juno 30. at one o'clock, on tho farm occupied by H. I). Grant, HIS DAIRY, consisting of Ailalr Young Cattle, Horse I Spring Cart nnrt Harness Chatt Cutter, Sundries Stack Meadow.Hay (about 11 tons) Also, The Loaaa o£ tho Farm, containing 60 acres, having three years unoxplrod, at un annual rental of £GO. Lnncheon Provided. AliitfU JBUCKJUMIDi W. S. OOCIIKANE. JAS. DACKK TM O T I C E, THE SALE or IMPROVED FARM AT TAURANGA lIA3 BEEN I'OSTFONKD TO JULY 25. SAMUKT.. COCHRANE & SON, AnetlOGeerr. Wi S. OOOBBANR] IJA3. DaUMK MONDAY, JULY 2, PKEEIIOLU PKOPEKTIBS. SIX-KOOMED HOUSE and STAKLES, JSUGRNT-STKEET. 570 ACRHS, KARAKA. 50 ACKKS, GREA* B&KKIEK ISLAND. 10 ALLOTMENTS, TOKENO. THE Sabscrlbors will sell by auction, at their Itooms, Fortsireet, on Monday, 2nd July, at 13 o'clock. By Order of the Trustee in the Kstate of Mrs Snsan Robinson : AIiI.OTMKNT* 23 and 21, Sub. Lots 3 and 4. t co. 6, duburbs. hiving a frootago of li:J feet to Nugent-street and 100 feet to Quarry Kcad, with a well-built llouso of 6 looms and large Stabling erected thereon. Terms Easy, By Order of the Executors in the Eatate of — Hsrno: KARAKA—Lots 2 and 11, containing 670 sores—a flue Block oi Land, fronting Manukan Harbour Also, GRKAT BAKRIKR liiLANU-N.W, part 75, containing 80 acres POKKNO—IO Allotment*. SAMUKL COCHKANE & SOJN, Anctloneers. 9. S, COCHKAKt. (JAS. DAOBB WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURK, IKON SAFE, CASE CURIOS. TpHE Subscribers have received inatruc- Js. tlons from Mr Thonios Powell to sell at his PremlECS, Lower Qaeen-street, on Wednes day, Ith July, at 11 o'clock, The WHOLS of his FURNITURK oon" talned in tho DIMXG ROOMS. Lower Qooonstreet, consi-jtiog of Dlnicg and Bodroom Furniture; a New Iron fiafe. by Tnmi, and a £plondid Case Coral tholls. Curios. Stores, &c BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Aueticr.csri. Bi TONES, It, 0, OABB. B, D, TOBKB WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. BY OKDKK OF TUX BOAKD Olf GOVKI'.- NORS AUCKLAND COLLKGK AND BIUWtIAR SCHOOL. -| O ALLOTMENTS & BUILDINGS, JLO ALTKN KOAD AND WTNYAKD hTRrtKT. QQ ALLOTMENTS aNI> HOUSES, && ALPHA, CRACROFT. and POKT LANU-BaRKETS. PARNKLL. For Lease for 21 Ycatß, On WEDNESDAY, JnJyii at 12 O'clock. Plans now ready. B, TONES & 0 0., Auctioneers, TUESDAYS. THE HAYMA XXIS T. 3 SALE OF WOoZ SHEEPSKINS^ BIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, ■tUtfolook. ALFRED ISUCKLAND. DURHAM fARDS, FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTBR i* NOLAN. Mnsical, JUS! LANDED, A iJeauttful Assortmont of BOKD' PO- 8 RO37;WOOD & WALNUT Also,"' HARMONIUM.? l HARMONIDMS Sntpasalng all before imported for sweetness U tone. oombUod with power. Price from filO to 80 Guinea'/*, with two P.ows of Keys in Kle- SmtOasop. which will be aold sit a Rcdnotion tot Cash, or on the Defatted System of Pay ment, ./888 AND CO.'s MUSIO Sj-LOON. LYCKUM HALL, HOBBOS-BTBHET. near Vlotoiia-Btnwt T3UILDINBS COMING DOWN. In oonßequenoe oFthe Olty Counoll having Bold the Buildings, J. HOWDEN Is oompeUoa to Clear On i his Stook of WATCHBB, OLOCKS, JBWELLKRY, PIANUS. ORGANS. & HARMON IUMS. Etc.. £to. As do Reaaonable Oiler win be Refused to Own. he trusts tho Publio will take advan tage of this, his First Sale for XI yearn, and give him a Call at once. Shoktland-street, """ Coacfrbuilders, fio. C/OUSIN8& Atklß, J UDEBI(JNKR3 AND SVItI«KB BNBLI'H. A?.ISHIOAK. KRKNOH. AND ANI Ol'H*iß BTYLK OF CARKIAGBS. KBTinusnKD 1861 BOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 22a,; PERAMBULATORS, 165.; NVALID CARRIAGES, aU kinds (Whole salo and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES: Also, BICYCLES (best English make), ROCK ING HORSES, SO K. ANDERSON, PARR AM ATTA-STREET, SYDNEY, Awarded Four Prize Medals



NEIP SON &Go. DRBWK OUR pURE |IHdH fEA It has tio Equal for Trnc Maiua-a! Flavour, Value, and Strcs!:s»:i. PRICES Lib. oai H&- Packota- HALP-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Too Taster snd Blondor." AWARDED COLD&SILVEK MEDALS. fELSOJff,i[OATE&fJO. TEA MERCHANTS; CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AGENTS-EVERYKsSERE. Business Notlcea.. IHREE DOOR 3 AEOYB "BTAR" DFE'IOB, MSKCIIANTB ACCOUNT BOOK^. ItJBCRANCK AND MIXING HHQtSTKR BOOKS Specially Rulicd and Botrau, Mublo, Magazines, Publlo libraries and Sunday arluiol Hooka wall bound. BAKKRS BPKOIAL RUL'iD DAY BOOK,!. Bibles Praye?, and Ujmn Boots Kv-bound. AND AND CHOIR MUBIO BOOKS uuiiHiy IFormo3m In Morte. - ( gEW ZEALAND FKKXS , jji (Unmounted, or Tastefully Monntod In various ways),' From 12 np to 120 Varieties, Fob Salk by ; ERIC CRAIG, f PKINCKS-STRKKT. | KSTAnn6ngD is Glasgow, Scotland, ISCI. JAMES X E X X, GENERAL WOUKING CUTLHR, WEiLEr9L»Y-siBKRT East (Secand Shop from (juoon-otrtet). Razors, Bolesors, and Knives gronnd and set. Pocket KniToi ro-bladeit, and all kinds of Cailory repaired, &o. J. K. will alvrayi h*vo on band a l'lrst-olass Stock of Homohold and Pockei Oatlery to Bait nil classes, and a capital stock of Spectacles to salt a'l sights, Sptotacles llttud with New dyes and Sides. A LI, WOBK ftPABAITTBBD. UNION OIL, S'JAP, AND CANDLE COMi'ANS LIMITED). MAN FAOTORERB Off COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS. OANDLKS, PEANUT, AMD OIHKK LUBRICATING OILS, Soap and Candle Worka i Pabnell Oil "WOrkS 1 COSTOMBOUSH-BTBBKT WEST. Warehouse and Offices i Lowes Aibebi BTBKBT, Cash Purohwera of Tallow. Delivery taken at ineir Parn&r Works or Warehonie. igt PEACOCK, X"» OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every dc.v.rlntlon. AN Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound MrcEoscopEi & Thi-kscopb3, Poworfnl and Cheap. ANEROID BAnOMETERS, 'i'iIEHMOMKTEKS, Blkotbio Bulks, Battemks, and FiTTis-sa, Maftaeto Islcatrio Machines nnd Medical Collß. OPKIIA OIiASSRS. nTNOCUIiAB, FIELD and ma.iunk olassks. Theodolites, Oompa.ises, Sextants, Bplrl Hydromctcr3, SBCcharomotors, Salinoiiiefere, Arprontoinofora, &c.,__&c., &o ABE3JT »OK iW'LOHV. PATENT SItWING MACHIN'KS and EXTRAS. f'PP' SITE Th: i> S" '"•FFTO'E, SnORTLAKO-U'l'lii '. T "OOYAL MAIL LINK OF COACHES. ALTRRATION~OK TIMK-TABLK. The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) will on and aftor Ist January, 1883, and nntil further notico, run to the following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station dally at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. . _ , Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tnosaays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, : . ■ . m. Booking Offices : (Jwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West: Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lalio-stroots, Cambridge. W. X, CAIITEB, Proprietor, Cambridge. December__._lßßa n^ELEGRAPH" LINE OF COACHES. ' LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, klkkwood .Ind im<e street, clmbkidob Waisato, New Zealakd. W, K. CAKTEB, Proprietor, "VV. K. C. begs to return hl3 siiicoro thanks to his numerous friends and the public goneraUy for the liberal support ho haa received since commencing business and haa to inform them that, in order to mcut the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING r,ARC'K ADniTIONS to his PREMISKS, whioh when completed, will make them second to nono in tho North Island. Tourists for th« Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddlo Uoraes and liUKffiea on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and oaroful BuKg'iea and Saddlo Horses al-wnya on hiro. Orders by tolegrau or otherwise punctually atlended to. Cambiidgo. December 22.1883. JL **V» AiICHABDS & C*O., YMONDS-STRKEi' (Opposite St. Sepulchre's Suhoolroom), GENEIUL SEEDSMEN. Hay, Corn, and Chaff sold, as well as all de scriptions of Seed, Including Seed Potatoes, at Lowest Possiblo Prices. TO ARRIVE, Ex nelen MacGrogor, from Canterbury 580 Sacks Oats 1500 do Maizo 120 Tons Potatoes.



I " Tea Mci chants. Ujjapproaehed in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS Boia> ny BOBEBT 2sTE_£lXj- IT may not be universally Snotvn that without Advertising. Ticketing Or Puillner, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a few years tho Laroest RETAIL SALES OP Teas In tho I'rovlnoo of Auckland. This tact is unmiat.ilccablo proof of the pureness and superior quality of tho TEAS SUPPLIED. As tho result of forty years' English and Colonial experience in the trade, and by careful selection of the beat of tho various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL Is able to gWo his Customers extraordinary value. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10a. IS """^MSi ™o«. , _m• '. j, r% JA, Is tho Best Imported tbls Season. The' Blend 01 lea at zs. iua. A Trgat t0 connoisseurs. Tho superior QVAUTZ Of tho TBA3 sola by Robert Ne.u nro so scK-Oviaont to'thoso Who have tried them, that no scientific analysis la necessary to proclaim thoir Genuino Purity nnd Excollcnec. Theatre Royal. Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



Nelson. SVloate & Go.'l CELEBRATED | o if IH H * QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clothing Factory. __ — Medical. TT'EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, coughs! asthma, rmoNcniTis, ACCUMULATION OV I'IILKOM. Composed of tho purest articles. Thcso Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drnit, therefore tho most delioato can tako tham with perfect confidence. Their bonollelal olfoot Is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy ia daily recommended by tho most omlnout physicians. (In übo nearly CO years.) MBDIOAI TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 23, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are exoellont, and tho beneficial eiloct moat reliable, I strongly recom mend them In caws of Couk'li and ,\sthiiin. You are at liberty to state thin us my opinion, formed from many years' ospcrloneo. J. nitINGLOE, M.R.C.L.8., L.9.A.. UM. I::dlan Mtdical Sorvlco. Mr. T. KHATINO, Dear Sir,—Having trlod your Lozengoa In India. I havo much ploasuro In testifying to their beneficial ofFecta In oases of Incipient Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections). I havo prescribed them largely, with tho beat results. W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.3. Keatlng"a Cou^h Lozerifres aro sold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having tho words " Keatin^g Coilßh 1 jozenges* engraven on tho Government stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely YeKOtablo Swcctmoat, Doth In ap pearance and tante, furnishing a moat agreeable mothodof administering thii only cortain romedy for Intestinal or Thread Wortna. It is n por fectly safe and mild preparation, and Is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold ix Tins hy atx CiiEMiSTa Proprietor-THOJrAS KKKTING, London Kxport Chemiet and DriiKgiat. fHE qREATA MERieA,WJjEOICIN» v ' %&AJ^»EJi«flJL»«aßip>»iiirTiiA— fj HUCt HALF A CROV/N EstabUshed in AustraUain 1864. A MEDICINE to bo 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 Rheumati&m, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. FEuaT 1555r?~ ■» "■"■"'*i' iia**f^»wiHWP» Ijime &c IVTAHURANGI HYDRAULIC LIME, Thß WAKKWOKTU CKMKNT COMPANY beg to acquaint their Bnmerons friends Ihat they am now able to exrcn'o all ordorß wi>h dcapstch, tho Biirtdon icreasfl in tholr buslno^ lato'y havln« led to many fllfappjlntmenli',—J. P. KIUl). 83. Qatenstrfok. Sole Agent. Towu Yarflt CuetOßihoiiße strcst WMt(iit!xt Bluiß aud Bmwt'a). (jj- X' U 0 S D L I M K. GROUND JUMK, FOR SAIjK,' -BOI'THGATS'S MAnURANGI II YUItA ULI GIIOUNU KOCBDBI IjIMK, In any quantity, for Concrate Paths, Floors Collars, etc. (next to stone flaKfrint! Is un rivalled for rluralrility uml linid-fottlnK qualities). For tanks and other wet work I la a first-class matorln B, KEANE, S OLE AG? NT, Custom-hod 3E-STKEHI, nPIAKB NOlTcS—That notw.ithsitiinding I all thai la Paid i.i ! ronr of other Much. rangl liiDjea, too sto-idy bat inumivunK Qoniand from all carts of Auekl md and Province, Bonth and Auitiall'i. la a sufficient unarantea aa to tha aennlneea or POLHAM. BANNATyNB ANIJ CO/8 HYURiULTO '.IV. ■■:. ?cr Walla. Floors and Garden Paths it Cannot be Rubbed Oct, —For circulars and further Information apply at Auckland Branoh. Custom-houae-HrcMt Weak.



Ironmongery. > Jt.&s,morhijv&co., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MEECHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Evory Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FENCING WIKE, BARBBD fencing wire, ake Now Landing, Ex George ISewley and s.s, Woetmeath, 4400 Bats Iron 320 Bundles Iron 3SO Kegs Wire flails 120 Boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, lc, lx, lxx, lxxx 110 Bundles Hoop Iron 28 Leamington Ranges 4 Casks Rod Ochre 2 do Soft Soap 1 do Varuieh 20 Barrels Stockholm Tat 1 Case Gun Caps and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges ' 3 18't Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold ami Turnip | Seed 1 Ca.sk Galvanisod Rowlocks & Rudder Irons 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hingea 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, as sorted 1 Cask Maul Rings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoes 12 do lest Quality .dock Horse Shoe* 10 Cases Patent Mangles I 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases ooiisou's Close Fire Ranges 6 Sienna Baths, assorted, sft Gin and 6ft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Electro-plated Goods 3 Casks Cast Butt Hingea 3 do Iron Washers 36 SetsSinglo Slectric Bells, lnexpen* slve 12 Seta Klectric Bells, 6, 3, and 10 Indi cator 15 Dozen Solid Oast Steel Spades 0 do Clay Spades and Mattocks 6 Casks Ro watt's Annoapnic Lamps 1 Caso Boxwood Kulen, lft to 4ft, 4 fold _ Cv cs Chest Handles, Axle Pulleys, &c. 3 Casks Copper Boilers, 12 to 80 galls 4 do Cattle and Sheep Bella 1 do Carpenters' Rim Locks 1 Cnso Buggy and Carriage Lamps 1 do Steel dshpan Beading 38 Dozen Galvanised Round and Ova Tubs 3 Bales Tool Kits, aa ortod 5 Cases Tinfoil 1J Ton French Glue 1 Ciisk Tailois' Irons and Flat and Bar Weights 10 13a>cs Galvanised Wiro Slevoi aad ividdlOd 4 Cases Copper Boat IValls, Tacks, Rivet", &c. 1 Case K. P. Forks and Spoons 4 do Register Grates, with N.P. Beads 1 Case Kilo Hearths 48 Kent Gratos 1 Cask French Hall Grates 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallons 338 Camp Ovtns and Covets 13 Kegs Wire Cloud Naito G4 do Cut Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, assorted 3ft to 6ft 32 Ddzcu - fl-steel Gravel Shoveli 17 do Cast Steel Digging Forks 'JO Pairs Dray Axle Arms 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cast's vlahcgaoy and Birch Knob* 2 <lo Ilownrth's Ventilator* 4S Throe-ltg.ed Pols 1 Cine Aveiy's Steelyards, 601b to 4001b 2 Case* Avery's Scales 1 Cask Cut Tin'd Tacks 1 Casu Butter Prints, Pats, and Wheels 2 Lathes, Gin. centre, power geared 1 i.nly * niateur's Wood Turning Lathe complete, with fait and loose bead", counter shafts, &c., locket and hand icst. This Is highly lius-hed, with polished walnut table, and U certain to give satis faction 6 Coses Carpenters' Tools, containing taws, bits, saw scir, piano irons, marking gauges, plated squares, taw pads, tpokesuuroa, coopeis diaw kaives, &c. 1 Case B.M. Tea and Coffoe Pots 3 do Bass Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-pUted Dish Covers 1 do Brass end Copper Wire 6500 Feet Ualvaulsed l'ipo, Jin. to 2in. 8200 do Black Pipe, Jin to llln. G Casks l'ipo FittiDgs 1 Case Emery Wheels 3 dv Beat Tinned Soft Steel Shuts, for tinsmiths' uso 80 Cases Patent Horse Nails 23 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron, sft to 10ft 1 Caio Spear and Jackson's Saws 3 do Spear and Jackson's Mill Saws 1 do Spear aud Jackson's Cross-cut Saws 4 Cases Spear and Jackson's Circula Saws Bft 30 Randall's Disc Harrows, Oft, 7ft, Oft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wire 2 Cases S. & J. Hollow-back Saws 2 Cases Ono-man Saws 2 Cases S. & J. Chisels and Gauges GAS FITTINGS. To tiib Residents of thb North Shobh— T, & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Respectfully invited inspection (by intend ing purchasers) of their extensive Stock of Gas Fittings, comprising— 2, 3, 4, and 5 LIGHT CHANDELIERS Latest i.nd Elegant Designs in Copper Bronze, Steel Bronze, Bright Lacquer, Painted China, and Crystal HALL LAMPS AND LANTERNS, A. Choice Assortment CORK SLIDE, Pendants, I and 2 Lights GAS BRACKETS, Single and Double GAS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETS GAS WAKMISG STOVEB GAS COOKING STOVES tJ^The above Large and Choice Assortment of Gas Fittings are being offered at cost price, and afford a rare opportunity of i ocuring a good A rticle at a LOW FIGURE. I T.&S- MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, i WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MBBCIIAKTS & SHIP CHANDI,BB3, QUKKN & H/'GK STKBETB. AUCKLAND. I _____ GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT



jjmppry, <*zc. J MPOKTANT .A.NNOOSCEMBNT. | SiiE! SiEE! : BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE 25T H , CHICAP imtAI'EUY QALK. HJilAl' JL/UAI'KKY OALK. FOR OJSE MONTH. | ALTERATION TO PREMISES. j — ! [ EVKHYTiriKCf MARKED DOWfl DUIUNO Tins Sale, Whito and Brov,:i Caljco. 2ld vincoy, ?*([, l}d, Bd, endßl i Klmincli), from CJcl to Is (id Hollands, from HA Honeycomb Towels from 3} oaoh Twill OtetonroH, from Ijd yard Good Chintz, 2Jd yard Kunoy Ureas PiuMs, lijd yard 15U i'fcccß Hibboiiß, 21 y.rd 1511 v/urner'a O'ebrato:! (.iorsotP, 3< lid )20 L»dio»' Blsoi Cloth JaototH, lia G<i to 27s .11) Ladles' Wack t-.-nl Skin .liicketp, 5s 6d ;,OiMßiiib'ima(SlrlFi" i'Jnck tieil Skti. Jackets Uj Of) Men's White Shlrtn. from Sa lid to fli fid Alon'» »'l»x bhlrts, from Is li 1 Men 8 KUnnol hhlrm, (nun Sh fill Men's Tweed Tnuan, from fa fid Meu'H liou»»ra •n-l Voits, Ila Mcn'u 'I'woad btitw, 27a : Woollen Twoed«, from la 3d Rluo Barge, 8U yard Unt.lpaohcd ShPittng B}d yard I Lao« Curtulns, 2. 94 to 253 Ice Wool Hquiirt 8,: cclucod to la Oftch Irish Crochot 'J'rliumlnK> 3d doz Miiu'b nnd Hoyb' Cloth'ng inarkod down under Oj6t Glrl3' Biact Oloth Jaclrota at half-prloe Ladlou' Lilian HandUcrchiofa llomnnnta in all L'loco Oooils at CLEARING PItICKS. RrocliA Silks, Sating, Volvors and Volvoteens, Klbbonfi, Laces, Fancy Goods, Hoalory and Glovos, Mantles and Ulrters, AT CLKAHINU PIUCK3. D, M'PnuiisoN, DKIPE!'. AND CLOTHIKK, KAtANQAHAPB ROAD, I Horticultural. i 3 y^w* il&ftit/gr - o p I |I|| 3 o S1 I S s 1 <a Mm § R < > ' ' -^^ " I I ijUI OS. SI li i U ..i i N & CO., i A 175, QUJCKN-HTKKKT, A\ CKI.4MD, Oppnnlro T. & B. iVtorrln S-. CV.'s. Sewiiii: Macliinesi I DV SPKCIAr. AITOIKTMENT, [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY ONLY TIIK CELEBRATED / J) OMESTIC) Tho Kasloet, Simplest, Best Modo, and Moet Durable. LAKGEST SUOW-KOOM IN NEW ZKALaND. Tho only Sowing Machine which haa novot been beaten In competition, Sole agents in New Zraiand t SKAKKSI'KAU & CO., (Jncen-atreot,. Opposito the Market, ;W7 C;. sj» * ' " ? 8 t S&T/IKO K&OHIKK IMPOKTSii, *I! "«r'*tM_ Fb« Wurns Oo,1?. tt-ffi«a MAoaijia fa Wort «l/aat TbM ITieavxwt T^« Urn« Oa»l# The Hlßhent Arm *» tfMl «wnie Th* ! A'-r-.nj faolc 'Wt> fflort (la«r » W«rt Thfi f <wt Co-ror 'Wie Mewl nnmttt Jsn flivnpiwt ahnrtU Tti« H*t< «?«»«.«». ■■:><! Ms»Wl» rt«tc> fi!e» oS HiHD MA?a?WBB, £8 I 0» Alsa, ti.m.dKc blnit' j Frlßtoi and Bo mas W6i thoim ; .ya-.uiio.ril Hov/o Company'- I :'" r'ociar and WlliXW Srovu and Rnker^ j Jono-s'a ABO DnmeKMo ! *"- co'ihm«oo(lrßa)cßi »«■■•-. SB, D, iPBB WSSK ! Sit, ()D, ■PKB W»KI AS!,Z, VAOKESraa BSIHAKVBBiEk ;'4. KaLSßßtuid Co., flonssor Bkor», Whangaro 1 Tbomas Wello, (JambrMfjo; William StavenßOß Onehnnfta iK, W^yta, Mimilto^.j PwneU «nfl Hoylnn, Glflbcvue; '^.inni:! sn^* On.. Tiinrßn?a »na »j othsr oiacasi m<i2 q. a» as D'^poi, j * *raasi,* ---i I (I (I M ft IJc O^ 1> 1. AIK IE, VICTOKIA-iiTKBKT, iMi joiiTKn of BOit*oai:s' a fuknish- INWIBONMONUBRX Han tor Sftlr, at IiOW llates— j ('-ftrßßJitera' Tooia 1 Xnlls, i,diliß, llingca ; : Kitchen ltangoß Iteßtster Grateß, In Kixsr.t Varioty ; j Marhlo and Bnamollod rilata ManWepleoeß. ! Larßeat Stock lv Anokland i Marble, Bleotro-Plate, Cnrb. and other Fenders , ! Galvanised Iron, Sheet lend, and Zlno Slates, 'lemnnt. and Plaftor PKC'/TIO.N" INVITE



I St. Jacobs Oil. P^. *■ THE GREAT ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH HAS NO EQUAL ON 'EARTH FOR THE CURE OP RHBOMATI3M, NEURALGIA, BAOKAOHB, 3ORKNEES OF THB CHEST, GfCNKRAL BODILY PAINS HEADAOHK TOOTHACHE, BURNS. 80AIiD8, BPBAINB, BWKIiUNGE AND BRUIBKB, CHILBLAINS, SORR THROAT & QUINSY And All Kinds ot Eoaaehold Aooldenta. Illi I THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY As a Prompt Belief and Cure for the ful lowing ailments and diseases, and as i general pain-relieving and healing liniment no preparatioo on earth equals the l-,erratn Remedy, St. Jacob's Oil. It* remarkabli action has uiybtitiod medical men ; d«lighte< suffoiers who. after years of tortuiiog pair and unceasing doctoiing, f.uud it thai ouly hope and cure; and it has di.pelioc the doubts nnd prejudices of ihe uio» incredulous. It can bo safely stated »ba no dealer who has sold the article will s-0 that those assertions are not justified bj facts. An External Remedy is universally acknowledged to be the safest, and the Si Jacob's Oil will be found to be th( surest, Bimpleiit, and cheapest. As a tri» entails but the compaiatively trifling outlaj of three shillluga, evarvone suiTering wit! pain can have chejp and positive proof o all thtse claims. Many persons occupying prominent »t» tions m life, atd who are well and favour ably known throughout the land, have fion their own experience and observation, uc corded the must enthusiastic tndo.s.nirnti to the St. Jacobs Oil. For such testiaio vials, and for countless, cures alrno.t s.ur parsing beli.-f, and showing what this won derfui lemtdy lias u.o<:um{>lisriea, persoD! aro referred tv our Am.ual Aluiaiiuca anc other printed matter, :o be had fr'i.vJ£i- o Diig',ri>i3 and DeaUre in Medkiae, anc mailtd by us upon application. Uli-vKOriOAa.—lu using the Si. Jacob's Oil it is especially important to kar ir mind the f..ct that substances of a volatile nature ?hould never bo subjected to lIsAl or FLAME. The Oil should be kept in a cool place : well corned, and never applied near Kit.Jfc or FLvME. FUR RHEUMATISM.-Rub freely w;tb the St. Jacub'9 Oil, and keep wsll protected against the cold j apply night and niornim witlitaorongu rubbing, iindmore frequouily if desired. In some stabtwrn and chronic chsi-s of Kheum.itL-iii ami Neuraljia, its use must be contiuued to effect entire relief and a care. NEURALGIA, — Froely apply to tbe i flits, remembering to keep well protected, which should be always done. BACKACHK, SjRKNKSS OF THE CHEST, and GKNEKAk BODILY Pa I.vs.— The use of th» Oil, with friction, particularly over the affected region, gives prompt relief. HkaDACHE AND TOOTHACHB.- Jfor the former, bathe the forehead, temples, and belli idt ho cart; ami, for the toothacht, wet a piece of cotton with St. Jacob's Oil, and placo in the tooth. FOR BURKS AND tiCALDS.-Loosely apply a piece of linen well aaturaUd with tbe oil, and also bathe the burned ptrts with the remedy. Should there be a large surface seriously bnrned or scalded, freely uss a mixture composed of Linseed til and Lime Water, each one-half teaeupful, with one or two tablespoons ful of St. Jacob's Oil, several timon a day if needed, SPRAINS, SWBLLIN GS, ANDBUKHS. —Apply tha remedy tb::ee or four times • day, or oftener, if necessary, rubbing it well in with the haad, or a piece of flanneL FKOSTED FKET AND EAKS.-The application of tit. Jacob's Oil is equivalent tv a positive cure ; and for Corns, Bunions, and Soreness of the feet, it provides a quick relief and generally a certain cure. SORh THROAT AND QUIMSY.- Apply the St. Jacob's Oil to the throat ex ternally, and wear a pieci) of tl&nnol around the neck during the continnanco of tho attack, In stubborn case*, a garglo of Chlorate of Potash, in solution, will give great relief, in conjunction with the treo external nse of tho Oil. F'lß HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS and for Pains caused by Cut?, Wounds, Sores, uhatinus, Eruptions, Dislocations, Inflam mations, Weakness of the Ankles and Joints, Chappod Hands find Face, and for all other ailments and mishaps continually occurring, it is timply necessary to apply tho St. Jacob's Oil in accordance with the suggestions of common sense, and the fore* going specific directions, to experience im mediate relief, and un entire cure. INTERNAL USU.-ln. cases of Cholera Morbus, Cramps, Internal Fains, &c, in addition to tho free nse of the Oil exter nally, take from 5 to 25 drops (but no more) with half a teaspoonful of Bicarbonate of Soda, in water, according to the require ments of tho case. In Neuralgia and IN cu ralgic Headache, from 'i to 5 or 10 drops (but no more) can be taken internally, in sweetened water. AS A HORSE AND CATTLE REMEDY the St. Jacob's Oil is pre-emin. ontly tho best article ever introduced, Where.it is used in time and freely applied it will cure Spavin, Ringbone in its early stages, Bruises aud Sprains from whatever cause, Cracked Heels and Scratches, Lame ness, Siifihess, Cram])* uf ihe Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Evil, Splint, Strains, Contrac tions of the Muscles, Swellings, Strin^hiilt, Tumours, Fistula, Cms, Sore Throat, Dis temper, Colic, and very many other diseases It is especially useful for Fot-tot in Sheep, promptly relieving en. always . curing that dangerous dUea,ee. ! IMfORTaNa CAUIION!—Tn pur . chasing, see that every bot'le bran our signature, and also private U.S. -i.vcin i inent Stamp. Tho term " St. Jacob. 01" .ia our registered Trade Mark. <•> imitate the same, either duectly or indirectly, is a criminal offence, puni«n»ble by heavy fine and imprisonment, as was clearly shown in U.S. Court at Cleveland, uhio. where, I in IS7S, we were awarded thirteen ihuu . Hand five hundred dollars damages, and a I perpetual iijULCtiun aguinst an imitator of I our tra.-ie uaik, ! A. V GKLER & C~., Baltimore, Md., ! U.S.A. 1 • j ST. JACOB'S OIL can be obtained from ! any Chemist or storekeeper throughout ; New Zealand, j Price Theee Shillinos a BorrnE. I Sole Agents for Auckland, New Zealand— M. LEVY & CO., QUEEN-STREET.



Draper? and Olothfiur. Caution to thb Public. I* ecoieqnenoe of many misleading Advertise monta lately appearing In out papers, SAMUEL /100MBO3 & fl°. AMUKL VjoOMBES " \jO. In their usual good talth, have Issued the fol lowing Price Us*. Wo guarantee eMU Attlole given, and the price will ■peak for Itself 1- Oood Hoatchold Calico, 32-Inch wide, 2J<3 per yard The Celebrated AAI Calico, 36Mnch wide, 3£d No, 2 Crewdson's, 4Jd per yard No. 3 Crewdson'a, 30-inch wide, 6id pei yard 7S.lnoh Heavy White Twill Sheeting, IOJd per yard All widths In Flnlay's Shooting 60 per cent. leai than elsewhere 904nch Doable Warp Twill Sheeting, Is 4d per yard, hall-price 10-4 Fine Wltney Blanket* 6s 6d; vorth 17s 64 Lmrga Biu Fkeat Quality, 21a per pair Qullte, in all ilwa, horn & lid each Flannel, BJd per yard, wUI not be jraxetuued elsewhere lea than la Colonial Flannel, Is 04d Dress Department. 37-Idcli Heavy Serge, suitable for Winter Dresses, 6Jd; worth Is 27>inch All Wool Serge, IOJd original price, 2n A Qaantity sf the most Fashionable and Newest Materials will be sold at lets than cost Black and Coloured Velveteens, from Is (W peryoid Black and Coloured bilks, 2s 6d per yard; worth 5s 6d 8 Caseß of Winceys, 5Jd; worth Is per yard Millinery aud Mantle department. A Lot of Black Chip Hats, fashionable shape, 6jjd each 100 Hats and Bonnets, this Season's Goods, imported direct from Paris, will be cold at half-prlco AU oar Mantles, Jacketo, and Ulsters will be sold at one-third losa than usual price Clothing Department. 600 Pairs Men's Extra Strong Tweed Tron* lets, 6e lid 5 worth 10s 6d 300 Men's Suits, Colonial made, 26s the suit 200 Navy Serge Salts, 21s; worth 45s 60 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coats, 10s 6d 1 worth 30s 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 16a 6d; worth 50s 140 Tweed and Cloth Overcoats, from 18s 6d Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sooks, at half-price 8. COOMBES & CO. WUI not sell to Shopkeeper* or Retailer*. Ai the prices in manr oases are mnoh below Wholesale Price, the only pledge themselves to roppl r ooa- Burners at aoovo Ust Prices. NOTK TBS ADDRMBB OH THE PREMISES LATELY OC CUPIED BY Jo COBQRAVK & Co. Samuel Coombfs & Co.