President Lincoln's Dream.

Fully- as remarkable as the dream or P presentiment of Henry IV. is that related by Professor Proctor, the astronomer, of the Into President Lincoln. Mr Stanton, the Secretary of War, related the story to Charles Dickens, the novelist, who men tions it in one of his letters to Rorster, his - biographer. On the afternoon of the day on which the President was shot, there was a Cabinet council, at which he pre sided. Mr Stanton,- being at that time busy with the Northern troops that were concentrated about Washing ton, arrived late. They were wait ing for him, and on his entering the room, the President broke off in something he was saying, and remarked, " Let us pro ceed to business, gentlemen." Mr Stanton then noticed with surprise that the Presi dent sat with an air of dignity in his chair instead of lolling about in the free and easy attitudes ho was prone to indulge in, and that instead of tolling irrelevant and ques tionable stories he was grave, calm, and quite a different man.

Mr Stanton, on leaving the council with the Attorney-General, said to him: "That is the most satisfactory Cabinet meeting I have attended for many a long day. What an extraordinary change in Sir Lincoln 1" The Attorney-General replied: "\Ye all noticed itbefore you came in. While wewere waiting for you he said, with his chin down on his breast, ' Gentlemen, something very extraordinary is going to happen, and that very soon.' To which the Attorney treneral luul observed, ' Something good Sir, I hope,' when the .President answered ■ 1 don t know, I don't know ; but it will happen, and shortly, too.' " As they were all impressed by the solemnity of his manner, the Attorney- General again spoke : "Have you received any sir, not yet disclosed to us ?" " No," answered the President, " but 1 have had a dream, and I have had the same dream three times— . "t 100 *.0 n the night Preceding the battle Ot Bull Run, once on the nio-ht preceding such another" (naming a battle also not favourable to the North). His chin, sank on his breast again, and ho sat reflecting. "Might one ask the nature of this dream, sir?" said the Attorney- General. " Well,"replied the Presidentwith out lifting his head or changing his attitude- I am on a great, broad, rolling river, and Tamin a boat, and I drift—but this is not business," suddenly raising his face and looking r„ um i tlie table as Mr Stanton entered. " Let us proceed to business." Mr Stanton and the Attorney General'said us they walked on together, it would be curious to notice whether anything ensued on this, and they agreed to notice.° All the world knows the rest: President Lincoln was shot that night.

Malay Civilisation.

IiiKRE are village officers or. headmen, Pangalus, in all villages, and every hamlet ot more than forty houses has its mosque and religious officials, though Mahometanism does not recognise tlie need of a priesthood. If one . eus a man, with the upper part of his body unclothed, paddling a log-canoe face forwards, one is apt to call him a savage, especially if lie be dark skinned ; but the Malays would be much offended if they were called savages, and, indeed, they are not so. They have an elaborate civili sation, etiquette, and laws of their own, are the most rigid of monotheists, are de' cently clothed, build secluded and tolerably comfortable houses, and lead domestic lives aftor their fashion, especially where they are too poor to be polygamist., though I am of opinion that the peculiar form of domes ticity which we still cultivate to some ex tent in England, and which is largely connected with the fireside, cannot exist in a tropical country. After the obtrusive nudity and promiscuous bathing of the Japanese, there is something specially pleasing in the little secluded bathing sheds by the Malay rivers, used by one per-on at a time, who throw, a sarong on the thatch to show that the shod is occupied. —Isabella Bird, in the " Leisure Hour."

Printed and Published by the, Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-Btreet, at his General Printing Offloe, Wyndham-street, In the Provinoe of Auckland. New Zealand, Saturday, Seitbmdbk 1, 1883.

STAR SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT, SEPTEMBER 1, 1883

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ARE YOU INSURED AGAINST PIRK ? A great many people are not insured ngainst 10-3 by fire. Aud yet tney have property which might at liny time be burnt, and thi.. might occur through no fault of their o»_, and wi.ile exerci-iiiß every know precaution. HAVK YOU I'HOPERTV TO LOSE BY KIRE ? \^hat would it coat to replace your furniture, your books, your clothing, your jewellery—may be. your stock in trade? Did the thought ever cro-3 your mind that you might huddenly and unexpectedly find these utterly and irn-claim ably destroyed? You haver-ever had a fire nor haa any one in your immediate neighbourhood. 3tou have been accustomed to find things in tne morning as you left them at ni«ht • or to jo a journey and find them uninjured. But fires happm daily in this country, and it is 110 unusual thing for a man to awake to a con sciouanesa that his houso is Mazing or to bo summoned home to inspect it 3 smoking ruins J t w!r llteral'y6Very d *r in some part or Other of ttus country. DO YOU KKCOGSISK THE DA.VGKR OF KIRK? _.9i. a.' ,;lnss "S of accidents, fires are by fa^ the £_dm.v.'\ nta. d most dieastrou.. Lz ° every ..,° a, al'>nevu.r to bo without fires, and cllami-r i >3 visited, in turn with this slen--0-miri„'_._ afa. cn Vtho danger does not to? KS; whes brought almost to our aDPreciat . ? Ce ? f- Ul.° rislc can better recom s. d .4 d ret "ia there- OVCQ if noc deu-T-v firetS. AOTAVS- Tho causes of acci nre so i. tTn_S^° nUmer? u_' and v »"ous. and ar-alVniiM,..^ connected with our social SSISn. \vhuera_-? e Uahility m«st be ever do matter when ,h. ~nP lni? r- ni Bht and Al^ heated flues: the. ne_U«S™ 5f C,n-?i._ s- over. servant' of nei___n?,.,_* c aot chiidrni, of In mn^S£SPe___iJ a _fSPSS& defects machinery: even theSS ot chimneys, in procaa-eso. nature TKare_t_^ alaand tho th- many constant, ov??.?f®* v. cr 3rfowamon K !<».. Do' you ree^^ s Tr^ rS il ,m;. CeA,_ your property may at am im L? stroyed without warmno"«_,_• bl^. de; all your o_rel It cortkinly _ £?* \? i.'P'fP, ,ot well if you see this. y w B°-and ll WU lw THE COST OP f_rb INSURANCE S/-,7r,W- pn- annum. CoS _?-__ fT therefore, to say that it is broulhf^,. _? eo1 h reacn of all. And yet, in spite o!t__tT"S n the of cost. His constantly reported ofTSmf 0"° _y fire that - the loss is not <J_ve._<l&Tfe_J K SMALL, LOSSES. It is not only loss from the total do ,_r_«n. ' _ ytop._tr by fire that is to »nd which is provided for by an intnSi"" policy, but losses by fire o n a __«S_r£^_? These small losses areemhracert in the lrwnV_i-°- Contract and a re ohewfully met companies. Tho value ot Vim Insurance is -_?_i° seen by tlie fact that even a small claim of =„i' £10 would take thirty-throe years at 6s pren,.,,_; to make tt up: one small less, theretore—of « carDOt, for instance-will covor tho insured-, outlay for thirty-three yoars. And these snrnn fir«s oc-ur even in "the best regulated families." THE UNINSURED. In most cases the neglect of fire insuranen can only be regarded as culpable folly, a man of enormous property, widoly diffused, may fairty say. I wiH D 0 "V own insurer. But for any o> oof ordinary means to run tbe risk of a disastrous loss by too, when ho can bo pro tected by tho expenditure of a few BhilUngs, ia ' obviously most unbusinesslike, improvident, and unwise The uninsured has always hang, ing oror him a possible dt-nger. which the act of Insurance entirely removes. Your safeguard U*° INatlBE AWAINST FIRE n. THE aw Zkala-O) Insurance Co.



.- _JV EAV" ZEALAND RAILWAYS TIME TABLE , ON AND AITTKR JULY 6, 1883 AUOKLAND AND ONEHUNGALINE. g S * ,S8 . . S S ,_ S, » "* "° " -•_«-» •| „ : , I S § .:. 2 :: S |3. - - . , _— , aS. ;'« ...3.. _. 1 at °t *.**..•*" c , '_ c i a .'■ '..'.. . . | 6«* £ j c "a 2. : S - • 8 S S a«s. : . . . . g a" 3 : » : : 8 S 3 i ° ___ 3 M . 1 a os-s ..a 8 s 3 , ■ f 3s.:S :: S5 5! S j 1 " 5 3 S3 3 1 ___ _3 . £_ -no TS I -7" :: : ~rTT i :J. ::: f. _ | g 2 2 Bg►> o 3 | o SrIP? «° I I g> 55 =s—l5 —15 —E —l= —25 — _• ____________ "— H " . O • a^-"_*»*--fe-t_ -2 | —— a _ go 2 S ..S . ~ I o> e» ca ci - oi g "■ " _i (. I-. || .aa a 8 . . 3 . s § |o a3 a 3 S3 s 02 . s — . a ea ■.:::: i : -& 5 B, -- r, ■< H 3 «i d o ■ 'id • jj o — § a' sss. .g . o 6 ,j -i id u_ • uj • «; »» g a as . .sa . s si "" *" "" 2 ' •■• § — 0 a:jj : : £j . a ' ~~~r: ■ i as =>s s . . g . o oo S«««'' « • ti 2 3 ~^~~ — i loS2 .. gg . s § laa"s" ■' • a *sj i a a=>sa. .g . g § : | a* a a a. . « .. 3 | j5 ~ _. -. ■*:•*: g §■ § : : '• '■ : S M «_ a § I : : : I : : S _h O O S (3 ! i i 11111 [ jgl?rl £f | MAIN LINK. AUCKLAND —MEKCER —TE AWAMUTU SOUTH.—Week Days. ~~i __ | B i j j -!»,,_ _ a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. 0 Auckland dep. 6.15 6. to 8.25 4 1518 0 2 Newmarket Junct. 6.25; 6. >0' 8.37 -'-'oi Gl» 3 Remuera .. .. 6.30 i.. 8.« i.h 6.15 4 Green Lano i "5 Ellerslie .. ...... " , " 6 Penrose Junction.. G..5i 7.: 6 8.59 t4-s!tß'^_ 8 Otahuhu .. .. 6.55 .. 9.10 i 57 6$ 11 Papatoitoi .. .. "TT „ 9.19 5 6 I_is *15 Manurewa .. .... _. 19 Papakura 9.45 s\_ *2I Hunua Sg Dru-y 8.-710.3 5i53 .! *23 Runciman 30 Pukekohe 9. 5510.35 6*25 •33 Buokland I 35i Tuakau 9.5010.53 6!_3 !! *37 "Wliangarata 40 Pokeno .. .... .. 11.12 7.3 4. Mercer ' mt. .. 10.2511.22 7.15, .. _. Aiorcer ..} dep . .. lo.ao 11.42 TT .. *49 Whangamarino "*54 Wairangi ♦56 Rangtrirl .. .. *59 Ohinewai 65 Huntly 12.3 1.0 .. .. 69 Taupiri 1.15 .. I .. 71 Ngaruawahia .. .. 1.15 1.35 .. .. •78 Pukete *8I Teliapa 81 Hamilton Junction .. .. 2.13 .. 85 Hamilton 1 90 Rukuhia i 91 Ohanpo 2.50 .. *96 Lake Road *98 Ngaroto 100 Te Awanru-q arr. ... ._. 3.151 .. NORTH.—Week DAYS. —j j ' B a._n, a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m OITeA-wamutu dop 9.20 .. 21 Ngaroto *4 Lake Road T Ohaupo 9.50 .. *ll| Rukuhia _. 17| Hamilton .. .. 2.5 16) Hamilton Juno 10.33 2.8 «_o;Teßapft •23! Pukete .. _...._ 26. Ngaruawahia 11.15 .. 31, Taupiri 11.33 .. 35) Huntly 11.55 3.45 .. *41: Ohinewai .. .. _ **5j Rangiriri _ *46i WairaDgl 51; Whangamarino _■ .. _. 57; Mercer . arr- •• •• 1M 6-° •• •__l», "idep. 6.15| .. 1.30 5.20 .. •JSrS9k<mo •• -• 6_26 .. 1.41 .. .. 63 \Vhangarata 65 Tuakau .. .. 6.46 .. 2.1 "68 Buckland .. .... 42 gukekohe .. ..7.6 V. 2.25 6.25 .'. vi Runciman .. *R_2 rnry 7.4.1 ;; 3.3 7i- ." Hunua flKfe:: :: :: **> :: :: IP| otidt toi " •■ 8.28 .. 3749 7.50 .'." W _w5 hn _ •-, •• 8.40 7.5 i 59 .. 6.50 «jH EUeSue Juaotion ,9° n7- 15j tj-15 8-20 7- 5 '15««i_-e- ;; " *■ ~ -■ -- 98| Nl_s, cra w _••_ •• 9-15 - <"30 8.35 7l_o ' lMlAS^"fc«tJnno. 9.21 .. 14.40 8.41 7,25 j ■ —____*°° ... arr. 9.38< .. 4.4 E. 8.501 7.35 ]



KAIPARA BRANCH. . AUCKLAND-HENDERSON-HELENS VILLE. S. OUT.-Wekk Days. i r° 0 Auckland deD V* __m" »>:*_ a Newmarket Junction .. .. TJfiuiS t_ *4 Mount Eden .. I'" ur *-11 5 Kingsland.. .. [1 " ~"•'•• - _ ..* 5 Morniiigaide .. -••••_ _. *7 Mount Albert .. \' m \\ " 8 Avondale .. .. ** iivtVvi c"_ *9 Now Lynn.. .. "- !•*< "-a* 5.3 *H Waikoniiti_ _ J " " - *14 Henderson.. .. "" " o'in.i'f. *17 Swanson .. _ " BalHi___. - •20 Waitakerei _ ~ •• - .. *22 Taupaki ~ - - , 25 Kumeu Ju notion ™ - ~ <.•;, 5 *29 Waimauku .. - .. .. 6.17 a *31 Reweti .. - .. .. I »33 Woodhill .. _ ~ •• •• - _ 3 *34 Paeroa .. _ — -.... _ Z 3s HelonsviUe _ ~ ar f, 9)55 __ j-;^ S IN.—Week Days. I j [~C „ 0 HelonsviUe den ._ __IP,m"1 P,m" ."Si *4 Paeroa .. Qep- b"° - *•«> '6 Woodhill .. " •• •• *7 Itew.ti .. --..-... *10 Waimauku .. ~ " ' 14 Kumt-u Junction " " " --a. 17 Taupa.i .. _. 0,3a *__ Waitakerei ~ "" " ~ ~ *21 Swauson _ _ o5 "25 Henderson.. .. '" " 9 '; n „•„ g *27 Waikomiti.. J ~ ■" 8- 10 2-° - a *29 New Lynn.- _ — •-••_. g "31 Avondale .. .. " ~ „-;„ ~'i, _•;_ _1 *32i Mount Aloe, t .. " " 8-*>, 2.27 6.47 g "33 Morningside _ ~ •• - .. a *31j Kingsland .. _ "' •■--_. a *35- Mount Eden 'J ~ " •• 3 t Change for Ouehuuga. B—Goods Trait, „ i ■_B___s&i£g4Sg_a^ j to the Guard at .he <^ER..L^u_vDITIOXS. se^fo^^rp^orTr-vifo^ .n_ %^ »> the exact times notified 7u7he above Tah.^ I fcS__2_is? <*<"» «S n_3___S tclo? w __3 1 t_to____?^^^&£J»toj?^M to > including merchandise _Vlanyffnd. f2S.(? ot ; every 561b5., or fraction of Mlbs above th° r will be allowed to be taken in_. «,_ ° Lu ?Sago ! 1 placed on the Train as thn i._;i,.f * t.' "J? ! HMir be «ASi_W5-Taftßa , _£___ %S. _#>&&__?_ R™»a -SB_-i_H_^*:?"£__-ss_- IS" €*.. r siWf_«_!_w _. |f|i.~pH%_rE£3 S.IiSSSS_S _f_-_sr_3^ r^ai the AdverUsedl Time of Departure of Sfi**- All Time Tables issued prior to th it __?__,_. now cancelled. p I 0 tms dote are J- P. MAXWELL, __ General Manager. J^T X W Z.-aLA N D RAILWAY... AUCKL A > DTaCTIO.V. PARC EL RATES. Not Wscee.ini? 71o=. llih.. 2.11 M. £61b3. 112!bs. HelensvW. _ 'ft _ ill I % Onehn_*a ,„o. 06 09 09 Puk., .ohe _ c 3 10 16 19 2 9 Merer _ .. 0 9 I 3 1 9 | g J g H_^i.r Vtth!n-- } _ ' 3 a 0 2 3 2 9 Hamliron ..13 IS 2 3 26 30 >eAw_ m _:r... IE 2 0 2 9 3 3 ? 8 =tlr 0 i_3n ar. r. ,ii t,,,!' rh Pjroels myt be at the H_£ir? 'r d !r''r'r M1 «ie»* b.fore afiver- Pa-nei, 0s':,"!"". 1TB °' C™^- '-Igga. a and 'na?_.,_;.';. '.'' ,''' ft a,:, th" offloe. In o-?.: 8 r_ c: .u;; ,r;.-.r. .'s^ t:u9nc- on paynien» A. V. m.CUONALU, Auckland. SSr-h Sept... 18 . 3 Ulslria' DR. J. COL LIS BROWNE'S CHLOBOIiYNR. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GEN'CINE. _^_. VICV 0J liVAI'. r',-~.; yon wish to obtain quiet, refresh nj? >le«P, fre. f,o_. headache, rnUef from p.ln _nd a.,suli>h, to oalm and S.__V_!. 0 . Chl. near 7 "00-M of protraoted dISBfiSO, lnvl 2 r.--r ? the nervous media, and roßulate the elrc-l-uln* ays-cms of th . hodv SSI _L? 1?S?^. r"1_ br«-" r- J- CoUl3 Hrowne (late J-rniy Medical S*tafT>. to which he frave the name of PHU).>. iM.XE, and which U .ad S_ 1i _!_.° 5' rir_f9ss(on to he the most wonder ful and valu.ble remedy ov .r discover, d CHi.ORODY-.-K 13 .he best remedy known r>i„_-. °0? •._ acß Us- a charm In Dywn'te *'aB L' U Bpecia° m Cholera and CHLOROOYNE o_re.tu_ly nnra ahort all Spfeml °C Er" ';,"T' tiy'te"--'- ftSrt«k,ts_;_-_ C_H.6ROr.Yj;E •» the on'y nalllat'vß In »ohe Meningitis Sec. ' ' anoer' lootn _._"_?.^i Sy'I,'?3*_ CP- h,vrn,»centlc-l Chemists Medical n«li -tmla. J.nnary a ]>i-o -i 0 t S D«vonport. E-a.. 33, Great R.» 8 ell-Bi_ _«V Blooma.a>y. ..c.doa <:_ T Sir,-Wa etnbrao. thia tipDor.anl:> of eoß£rait-'*tin,< you unnn the wi.-e-ayr-a.. repirat'on r. h ,a JuStly «s?ee____ ' medicine. r.r. J. COIIU Browntfr,V 3 Vodi_.e , has earned for _:Milf. n_t .--nly , a aino_st al ? all over she K*.t Asa remedy n f a-enera utility o-e ma . qae^rion wh_th«. . tetter l» .muOr!*d q i_t..n ihe coZ.tnr ' ond we sh.ll h. slad ra ho-r of its fli,din_ brands, w_ aro ha. ry to -_ 5 , am now rala___t_d c to the native »,■zv.ra -nd j.id_.S7frl_.'SSl_ ' ev«n-«"«nt, t, comd mnltlpjy Ireiaoeeit n ' infinitum of the extra rdinary «_aoao7 of l» 1 Collia BrowufV. Ch'.-rn.lyne in Diarrhoea and ' Dyseotrry. spasms. <.ran p., the - Vomltlnj? of Presn-noy, and a . a neneml eeda. tlvo. that have cc-a-red nnder oar ner-onal pba^ryatlon d.irii.e 1. any y.ara. Jn Choleraic - Dlarrbces. and even in more terrible forma of Cholera I'pel', we bay« witn. an-d its surprising _ controlling power, vve have nevor need an? . other form rf thlooiedlclnethanOnlllsßrowne's . from a firm oonviottan mat it la neoioedly tho ? best.andolaofiooi a pense of duty we owe to the T prote-slnn and '.he mbila. A.we are of opinion . thßtthe sapsrltn'lon of any uth.r than Collia - Browne's la a toemßßKatk b_e 4 cfi op faith I ON THE PAKT OF THE CUEMISTTO PKKSCRIBBR ' AND patkcnt /IUKH-. VV a are, Sir, faithfully I youra. !"jm>B iC Co.. Mtmoera of the Phar* Society ot i. r. »t Brlt.tln, His Exoeltenoy the Vioeroj's Chemist... 1 , sold in bottles &t I<> 1 Jd, 2s Sd, 4a Bd, and 11 i each. None Is seanlne withont »he words "Dr. . J. collia Browne's Oblorodyn ." ou the Govern- I ment stamp. Overwh-lmlnß medical testimony h aocumD-iiies eaoh -.ntle. 0 Caution.—Baware o? Piracy and Imitations. a Sole Mannfactnrer—J. T. O..VENPOHT. 33 ' Great ituseeil--tr:e_. Bloomsbory. London. i t



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Letters may be left with Messrs Hoff _____ and Sons .Inalo Warehonse. Queen--treet &R VICTOKIA-STKEET, Auc*LA_.r *-7l_7s (-ixlJooraaoove Albert i,t.|. T. E. CARTE X, | WHOL-ERALK AND Kj_ _*.... "ICTU^E FKAMW MANUF^OTIJR .t. IMPORIKK. OF PIOTU«KB. MOu'DPvG.. GL.AfeS, and hi «ini, s or MUSIC \t. __. _ INBTr.UM<:~. -S. _heL-.r K est Bttx-.k i.f <-i.oor«pbb Chkom._ ha or .vinos, anl a'l kinoa or . ictuhe. _, labou. 5W 0 iv aiQiilt). Mouldings of an kind* (abovn SO CM tn^r) i, o«.» wcm to st_«. , me Mack-siutf. Rii^b and <vll Material, for Ptotn-e Ifr-iuins Tni i ttiDv snpplied on llbe al lerina. 1-ict-r. rrain-< made to o-dor in _n» fconr. Music.i. inktrumk-t iikpa .tmwnt I i«r,,ir .rt. h. Or*Htm, Vlohce. »til.>i_B and Fit tings, (-onoeiti'<%a. Cfm«ie. Flut-s and _ Flageo'etta. Mklodians.—These tieouuful Instrumentx »r. very easy v, learn, aod our new I_. sre quite tno rage. For beauty ano cbeapn.s- tn.y aic tetter than any over imported b-fore. JKaCHiB Of thn VIOI.IN, PIASO OOP. t 0 •'•"»»-, 20. per QU-.rt.ir •■ n » -. *■ J« Klddlwaays-" >s a ivannr o( Jtuslo ( ro..' -l_erbe ( Vlr Carter) la exceptionally _.b.e.' Th" Key. Gordon 9ojlth —" aba Teach.r of Musir on vanocsinatrnment. heßian_M . er« ("nisi, nd) in highjeonte, ima aiar, B . _.epa>i«.r nf Insu-a menta he has won himself a name." Hand master steane-"! c_» wl<h «reat conn-ono. recommend him (Mr C > .8 a tho.cu.ch and .SI went master, under woose care pnpna wiiimak rapid progre-a. Pupil, nuced under hm ror mnalrai Jnatmotlon get oo rapidly, aid .r,in become otHoient."- Tuner and Repairer of Musioal In. trnmento. _* POSITIVE LUXURY "^*l- BUPPLI«D at the NX PLUS ULTR \ AMswcdK Oa-visa Oaloon. PROFEbSOR BVANB. Opkbator. Th« Profeasor has fitted up theee roorrn in flr-c-olasa «iyle. ro.araieaH of eype.se. and off-rs will _» _t_-. nry Bn _. J™ 10", whiob, he trnsta. will be well supported. Only * minntfl'a walk frora »hn Wharf ar.d roBS Q»^ n_s_w^- .KAd«. BLEGANCS. and toaifjß r secured at PROFE-SOR KVANS'3 BALOON, Corner of Albert and West Qoeea-stree s. Don't forget the address. Weekly, monthly, and quarterly contraois entered Into for shaving. «a Kazors ground and ret. Hair dyed blaok or brown. Tee Oriental Tea Po's. STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Awarded Prize Medals : Sydney Exhibition, 1878. Paris International Exhibition, 1879. Sydney International Exhibition, 1881. Adsl_.de Exhibition. 1881. P-EABE NOTB THE BRANDS ._,..,. , 'which are all registered): • ROYAL." " CHALLENGE,- " STANDARD, AND "UNIVERSAL MIXTURES." These Teas are a proper Combination of Chinese and Indian Teas—have been tested at the Government Laboratories—are guaranteed np to this standard Quality-and have been pro nounced by professional Tea Tasters and Con sumers to be the best Teas offered in the Colonies, at their respective prices. Pure Indian Teas— _,ir, "VICEROY" AND "RAJAH." All Packed m _ and lib Packets, and 10a Boxes Sold by all Storekeepers. BROWN, BARRETT & CO., Wholesale Agents. STEEDMAJN'S SOOTHING POWDERS FOB CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH. CAUTION TO PURCHASERS. The value of this well-known F -mily Medlolne has been largely tested In all parta of the world and by all grades of society, for upwards of fifth- tears. Ra wnll-earned extensive sale has induced spurious imitations, some of which In outwakd appeabanck bo olosel" resemble the original as to have deceived many puroha-erg. The proprietor, therefore, feels it doe to the pubtlo to give a speolal caution against the use of Bnch imitations. Purchasers are therefore reouested carefully to observe the four folio wing distinctive charac teristics, without which none are gsnnlne :— la-—ln every case the words John stukd mah. Chemist, Walworth, su-rhy. are en gravod on tbe Government Stamp affixed to each packet, -nd-Baoh Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John flteedman. Chemist. Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Bteedm&n Is alwoyß spelt with two TCJ- B. Ith—The manufacture Is carried on solely Walworth. _mrrsy. >old in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is l_d to te 9d each. Agents i Kkmpthohnk. Prissbr & Co.. Auckland. Wellington, Chriatohurch. and Dnnedln 5 "a v _ 77 TAILOR, &o VULCAN LANK, AUCKLAND, Begs most respectfully to call the attention of Bent.lemen and the Public in general to his S'EVV GOODS of Best tonality for the present md coming seasons. J.D. in returning thanks for past favours I loliclta a continuance of tha same, and will give latisfaotlon to all who may favour him with -ieirpati<Mn<ige. • Note the address: Opposite the " Occidental Hotel,'* Vulcan Lffio. r± F. BRIMBLEOOMBE, Qneen's Hotel, ur* Symonds-street and Kybor Pass |Z" iL_INGDi.no at J.. White's, Parnelf. LJEMEDY FREE!-A victim of youthful CV imprudence causing Premature Decay, Jervous Debility, Lost Manhood, &c, having ried in vain every known remedy, has (lis- ' overed a simple self care, which he will send fREE to his follow-Bufferers.—Address J. H. tEE VEB, Esq., 43, Chatham-street, New York nty. U.S. A. t ■ BEST Plaoe for Ranges, Uvena. ..iovob, ana Blacksmith's Work.—R. NICHOLI.3, 32., IVV_ Qgeen-street , j WANIEI^KNOWN.— At the North Shore Pharmaoy, Devonport, will bo onnd a complete assortment of Perfumes.Tollet teonis tes .Surgical and Domestic Appliances, Metetic Preparations, and Specialities for Inva- ; Ids. as well as Family Medicines of every . cßcription, Homceopathio Medicines, and ' ______» ______________ mothers tor the nursery. f YCUNG, Family Grocer. Shortland .treet, ' • , Auckland,



ESTATE. a.D.._. AND LAND AG HINT. AUCKLAND—City Property; valuable bus! ness premises, situate in Shortlaud-stra. t near Post-offlce; grand position. $q AVONDALE.-22 acres splendid land, mostlr in *K a?. : ? large Port">o in orchard, md shelter trees; Rood creek. (854) AMY-STREET. ELLER.LIE. - 2 Splendid Allotments, having a frontage of about 201 feet. gj^j. AVONDALE.-20 acres good land, improved and in grass paddocks and crops: bound-d by the river; small Cottage. &c. &c; a ve-v desirable lot; about } mUe from _Wwa? Station. Price only £525 (682) AWHITU (near the Pollock Settlement).-.. aores good land, about two thirds us^ful bush partly bounded by a stream, situated about 2 miles from the settlement landing. £5> 8 la_?_. ad-)olns Mr Doan's. Part of lot 8.! Price £40. (743) ATS2_™ t7, Ma.. ukan Heads.-181 acrea first class Land; 6 acres in grass, 30 a .res surface sown, 120 acre., level ploughable land ho___ of 4 rooms &o: run of 2000 acres available amide water supply. J mile from steamer landing and Telegraph* Station. Price bnl| _ioo. (701) BnCrJr l.;_ s' l.?l :KT' pONSONBY -Verandah .£__ 5 rO-. ma' register grate, colonial C°^f(_-?er ßf?o At. l)-FlrSt-ClaSS3ecU-- **»• COMMERCIAI. ROAD, off Groat North Road w&; Xrf . : 2?? rcs u^''nx fenced and plamed ««,„thaoofrnJt treeß' Very cheap. (838) COMMERCIAL ROAD, off Great North Road -New Verandah Cottage of 5 Rooms RV-& Ifo7 d°loo. te' Cu PbW &<=• AUoimenVi-x CHac^ Ki^l^ m o^«»'; M orchard ; P_id pleo.' o "bu^h. or^l" House and outbuilding almo. new Vjfoo DEVONPORT. - Beach Road: 4 LlZ' houses• 3 let at £50 each and one at _5m i First-class investment and very chiSp* DAIR _-i fLAT.-Desirable Farm, 307 acres gS,od _ratld : Part in cultivation. Comfort' able Homeetead. Price, only £725 «_© BUSf 8 -__^ B'_ ,tr? :ybor l'-««-Uouble Hon.. ot o rooms and collar, good will. Price £2(!ii KLLERBLIk_s .lendid Villa Site, plant-.I wl.ti orn»m_n_-l t.«e«. and .art.y fir Toed. ' GE?_V-t^.?- WILLIAM STREETS. PON ?r.ni._i-~ 8.,' ck Uo _lsu of four rooms and £°00 outhoU9e- &c.; allotment, 33 x 132; H * Sr KJ? vT- ST." XX _• reßr «•!" » *»«*. foot of _•<. Mary's K<»»d—Hands _~.» Villa J_l_!_ onr.e. bow-wlndows, and Beted with ??£* .. _ «ftCe-« Va'' ,oaob..ar__i. etc ; aUotmon, , 33x09; prlooonl> £180. I_oll KO.MOKORIKI. RODNEY COUVTY -Lot. .1 and 32, «6 acres, .opposed to be heavy b,,sh w__.t£S." ° ab°Ut 15d Do'a«=^w offer LUCAS CRKEI..-88 acre,; 2 acres orchard good water frontage. Price £100 (827) LUCAS CREEK.-83acres good land; £220 * MT. EDEN.-Viow Road: Firstcla«s V_.„ _KEfi_*r'«_&s CREMINGTON ROAD. MT. EDEV _p3 tv fo_r£_4 ah C°t*ago and behold-allotef.n. (852) M°Sn^ Ib_?hT_ ianaß? m Ke ™a «•« Broom., pantry, bath room, stable, ana otner con vexuences; large allotment. P™e o_. MA,£_£_ r •«J£ C? an . CopP'ete Little Farm of 82 acres flrst-ciass land; about half mproved and in grass ; balance in good mixed b_sh • well watered; good position; witi feoodivd 2?a_r_sf colocial --■ -p dbc§: MA-JW._- TR3 _,E?' MOUNT EI.EN.-Cottage of 3 Rooms, Bakohous-, Stable, Cartshed&c aUotment4ox99. £300. ««• MO_£w ALBERT-New Honse of 5 rooms stable, piggery, &_.. together with abSut 1. »JW good volcanic laSd; situated cI.M to Mount Albert Hall. Price, only £275 ** to M'*sE_ if N_":r* 3 Acros flrst-ciass L_.nd 20 acres in bush, consisting of kauril tot___T ba^_iru &C-: pIOUBh^ le- Tob.hada MATAKOHK-Part Lot 12-10 acres ______ principally kar.rt; ben... , d d_ on«_i. a hl^ __f-_*-_.re^:.*l l1 al,a !. ■otatamfcfe rtip^Of Matakono. Price. £1 10s Mr MO _.N_r^ DEN ¥ &in Ro^—Pretty Co^ ga - of 4 rooms; almost new, and fitted wirh registered oven, tank, &c. Price,__m NORTHCOTE.-Handsome New Villa of five rooms; bow window, &c; allotment 50x200 with water frontag.. 3 minutes walk froS Stokes's Point Wharf. Price, only £325. (720) NEW NORTH ROAD. n»ar Upper Symonds street.-Comfortable Residence of 11 roomT bathroom, washhouse, stable, buggyhouse' Mid many conveniences ; standing in about _.I n ar?f_ Bi i "V; l:i a3. te'uily laid ollt »n "owe. garden, orchard, &c, &c. Price only £800. (779) NEWMARKET.-New-street: New Verandah House of a rooms; good well, tank. &c • ngo garden; aUotment 48 x 120. Prioo only ONEHUNGA.—Houso 7 rooms, in good order, good well, stable. &c. and two allotments: a great bargain. l»rice, £190. (866) PITT-STREET, corner of Cross-street—Hand- Borne Villa of 5 rooms, verandah, bow win dow, gable end, gas and water laid in. Price, only £370. PEBCIVAL PARADE. PONSONBY. - Brick House of 6 rooms; allotment 44x100. Price *-JUU. A great bargain. 1717 V PON-...N8Y-..0,,™ 7 rooms, r-n-ry etcre. room tec., ff.o. totteth .r wit. 5 tMrri, __ .?!««,?_ orct,: lM- KMde_.. oaauook. kc: -Glenoid __a view. (61) PONBWNBY TE>.RACK - Now House- 1 wXltf'iT" ™? h*?>: K«xxJ "S ! tank! woonshea. so.; good nHu'.moiit. 80 x jl'o ail fenoed and nl«nt-ri. _>)50. •• ■ • '447, PROSPECT TERRACE. -Handsome Villa of 5 Rooms and Porch; fitted with Cupboards Dresser, Registered Grate, Oven. S-C^J_m3 ggjl and tank, nice garden, W-lfstol'-d. PaPAROA. - Lots 101 and 102. 150 Acres situated about 1* miles from Paparoa vil lage. Price. onl> 30s per acre. <_75) PUKEKOHE. 84 acres Splendid Land • about 6) acres m grass; balance in rateable native bu.-h. (76r) POKENO.-Nico Liltlo Farm of 21 acres, in crops, grass, &c.; good five roomod Cottage and outhouses, which, with I cows, dairy utensils. &c, &c , is now offered for £300 - Hituatcjustut, Pokeno fctatien. (803) * PAPAKUR . VALLEY. - 426 acres good alluvial land; partly fenced, and a portion improved; a splendid creek through the §roperty; about 3 miles • from Railway ration. g_) * RAZORBACK—IB Acres Good Land, 28 aores in grass; cottage of threo rooms, oow-shed Piggery, __c; novcr-failing supply of water. Price, only £250. RAZOR-AO._-- Jpion<.ldlittle Farm,B2 aores, larg. Honio-t»ad, and every oonvenlenos: nboot A mil. hflo .1 Polteno Mt.ition. (1.4) SOMERSET PL^CK.-Pretty Verandah Cot tage 51-00103 large wash-house; water laid iH,v„ nicc garden, all in good order. Price. £31°- (860) SYMONDS-STREET. - Verandah Villa of rooms, fitted with registered grates, gas and water laid on. All in good order. Out building. &c. Lot. 11 of allotment 6, section 15; size. S3 x 120. Price £600. (758) TAMAKI EAST.- 114 acres Splendid Volcanic l,and, good piece of bush well watered. Situate about 16 miles irom Auckland by a good road. Prion, only £10 per acre. (845) TUaKAU— -pi.Mi_.ia \\-„%, a \m of sn_ores. nice pio-.-o bush, pisnty of water; near station. (4741 TE MATA, RAGLAN —280 Acres plendld Land, level and well watered; situated between Whaingaron and Aotea Harbour For absolute Bale. * WARKWORTH.—House of 6 rooms and large allotment. No reasonable ofler refused. &c„ &c, &c. D. F. EVAN S, House, La-td. and estate .gknt. Land Mart—Queen-street.