House of Representatives

TUESDAY.

Government and Colonial Industries.

•At the afternoon sitting Mr Bbacken i l asked if the blankets and flannels used ia ' hospitals, gaols, asylums, &c, are manu taciured in New Zealand ;if the brown paper used for Government] purposes is manufactured in Mew Zealand ;if the ' coal used in Parliament buildiDgs is raised j in New Z-alivnd ; and if the telegraph ' forms are printed in the colony. ' IMr Dick replied that the flannels, &c, \ | for gaols and industrial schools were tnanu- • faetujed in the colony, but he could not ! say where those for hospitals were made. He had already answered the question as to the brown paper, 'i he coal was Newcastle • coal, and the telegraph forms were printed in London, the tender from a London fum being much lower than those sent in from colonial punters, Auckland University Buildings, Mi- Tole askrd Government if it is their I intention to provide a suitable building for the University College at Auckland. Ho I quoted the upiuion of JJis Excellency on ' the bui'ding :it present used by the College, » Mr DICK said tliat sinco the Goveruimnt ' had opened two College tlia conveniences of the building hud been much increased. The Couucil were in receipt of £4,000 per annum, and no duubt something would bo done by them to further improve the accom modation. The Government tad not at picsent funcls to erect buildings, nor had they more suitable buildings to give for the University. It had beea suggested that Government House should be bo utilised, but there seemed to be a difference of opinion amongst Auckland members as to the advisability of pumiing this course. University for Wellington. Mr Toi.k gave notice to move that in accordance with the Higher Education Commissioners' report of 1879, the North Island be placed in the same position with resptci to university education a? tho South Island by the establishment ot a university at Wellington, and tbat £25,000 be set apart for the erection of university i buiidiug» at Auckland and Wellington. Mr SKsIMSKI immediately afteiwarda jump'd up and gave notice that on going into Committee of (Supply he intended to i move tbat £23,000 be set apart for the establi.hnx.ut of a university at Uarnaru. Major Alias SON moved tbat the House go into Committee of Supply. Mr IVESS moved, as an amendment, that the House resolve itself into com mittee of the whole to place a turn on the Supplementary Estimates to recoup candidate) for losses sus tained through the tactics of returning officer*. He said he did it because Go vernment kad not y«t given an expression ot opinion on clause 4 of hi* Election Peti tions Bill , Major Atkinson said If the bon. mem* bar pressed tbe amendment it would be hi* duty to move the adjournment of the de bats, and Iben Mr Iyess would be respon sible for intercepting supply. He had moved that the Htuse should go into Com mittee of Supply merely for the purpose of considering a formal mttion uider tbe Public Reserves Act. Mr IVKSS withdrew hit amendment, and th» House went into Committee of Supply, and Major ATKINSON moved that supply be extended for one month; oartiel, and tbe Committee repoitad. Hie Property Tax Bill, Major Atkinson mored the second road iiig ot the Property Tax Bill. He said he had brought it up thus early to allow of a discussion being taken ou the motions of Mr Montcomery and Sir Geo. Gr»y. Mr Montgomkey ro*e to oppose the bill, asking why it was necessary to have direct taxation to aid t]ie Customs and stamp duties. He ref»ned to the incidence of taxation, and claimed that at present it did not bear equally ou tbe shouldws of all cUsses, He condemned the property tax asau impost on the indmtry of the country aiid ou nun's consciences. The laad of the country should be made to bear a fair share of taxation, seeing its value had been incre*sed by public works. He only advo -1 cstcd taxing laud les3 tho mortgage. On ■ (he whole, he considered an income 1 tax was a fair thing. With all our ' obligations taken together we had to find, £3,547,000 per annum, which was a heavy sum for 500,000 people to ' find. He feared there was nothing ahead 1 but the issue of Treasury bills, as bad been ' done before, and, when issuad, these would be added to the permanent debt, After referring to the deficit of the year, he said he ventured to prophesy that unless they adopted the Egyptian system of finance— borrowtd money at Interest—there would be a property tax of over Id in the £ instead of the 4d as at present. He urged Govern. meot, it they wished to pursue an honest system of financ», to reduce the depart meutal expentes. Opposition cheers ensued as Mr Mont gomery took his seat afcer a very lame speech. A protracted pause ensued, and the Speaker called on Major Atkinson to reply, when Mr Dakcuvii.li jumped to his feet and proceeded to oppose the bill because the property tax was unjuit and exceedingly impolitic. Be endeavoured to show that Government could have gone on without raising a loan last year, and he and those who thought with him had been justified last session in urging that borrowing should hare been put off till thts year, lie asserted that the principal inducement to Govern* ment in raising the loan toen was their consideration for the interest of the Bank ot .New Zealand. (Derisive Minis'erial cheers ) It "as wonderlul the tact and a'iliiy with which the supporters of the Treasurer found excuses for each and every proposition be submitted, It reminded him if the obsequious concurrence of Polonius with Haniltt. He believed th«t the Treasurer had not placed a quarter of a million of iocrlbed stock on the market because it did not suit the Bank of Mew ' Zealand. He raid that Government were bound to keep at least a moiety of post office savings banks foods at hand in case of an emergency, which would cause a great de mand on the sum deposited in the Bank, He could not understand how it came about that the Treasure had paid £26,000 to hie friends (the bankers) for exchange daring 3 the past year. Be found also that they bad been bo flush of money (hat they had been able to keep £660,000 lying In tbe Bank of Now Zealand, valued at 4J per cent. It coat them £30,000 to keep this 1 large average balance in the Bank, .file en. deavoured to show that the hon, gentle • man's financing with his friends had cost 1 the country £450,000 in throe year*. Mr Dargaville then addressod himself to the matter of the Property Tax, and proceeded to trace the history of financial legislation of the country since 1867, He accused a prominent member of the present Govern ment of bfing guilty of grave political fraud . by the passing of the Loan Consolidation Act of 1867, and another Act ia the same year. The gentlemen who were responsible for pii'sinj' these actsweie the Premier and his partner, Mr Thomas Kussell, and to show how valuable were these services to the Bink he might state that tbeae gentle* men had received, as payment for their } services, £10,000 from the Bank. He • showed that the largo amount lent on mortgage by loan companies escaped pay ment of Property Tax. The Loan and . Mercantile Company escaped payment on half-a-million of money. Any law that did t this waf, he said, a disgrace to the tramera of it if they were aware of its effect, Tbo prospectus of the New Zealand Land Mortgage Company had appeared during the past few days, it was another as. sociation designed to derive especial benefit from this grossly class legisla tion, the Property Tax, He asserted that " the Government of the colony was carried oa by a money ring in Auckland. On tho hon. geutlemau (Mr Montgomery) sitdng down, there were calls for the Trea surer, but be was only an accountant, he was the willing tool of that ring, and he knew they alone could keep him in office. , Ho koew ho could not keep his seat for a 8 week if he did not obey their behests. In , this new company the name of "Frank i Whitaker, Premier of the Colony," , appeared as one of tbe directors. It ap , peared to him a scandalous thing that tbe , name of the Premier—the impersonation of the Government ot the colony, as these gentlemen on Ministerial benches were merely his nominees—should be used as an advertisement for a loan company. Be (Mr Dargaville) showed tbat tbis new com pany was protected up to £6,000 per annum, and went on to asseit that there had been t no demand from the country tor a repeal of the Land Tax. It had been claimed for the Pro. perty Tax thatit relievedtheworking classes. Did it decrease rent ? He said no; it raised their rent and diminished the opportunities of employment for working men. The \ Land Tax would press less heavily on the farmers than the Property Tax, as it did not tax tbe Improved valu'. lie proceeded to use other well-known arguments in favour of a land tax, and, in conclutdorj, gaid ho knew that anything that might be said would have no effect on the- Govern ment ; the result was a foregone conclusion. } Tho Ministry thought they were ova rock, aud ttuit t!iu attacks ot tlw Opposition

were nppling waves; but he could foreirf that the mighty wave of public onfol™ would overwhelm their rock and S them from their position. Mr Dart 3 eat down amidst an Opposition ovationT Mr TURNBULL having said a f ew wL. •**»* the bill, the debate S HS * rupted by the dinner adjournment.

EVENING SITTING.

Major ATKINSON rose to reply, andsDol™ vigorously for an hour and a-half n eaid he was astonished, and scarcely In.™ iowhe felt when he heard the Z^Z of MrDa-gavillethat he could h ave C S on last year for eighteen months without a loan and it was news to him that they had nearly a million to their credit, (Mr DARGAVILLE : To the credit of the VnhlL Works Fund). Eis reason for not 3° £250 000 of inscribed stock was t ft would have led to withdrawals from Uw Saving, Bank and Government were X prepared for this. Had no loan been raised the works of the colony would have been at a standstill. Mr Dargaville had im. peached the financial condition of thn colony, but the Government, he could tell him, were quite prepared to meet any calls :on the Post-oiiice Savings Bank. It bM been alleged that they paid too much com j mission to the Bank of Aew Zealand He referred to the arrangement made in' 1874 with that Bank. None ot the other bank* at that time were strong enough to estab. lish branches and make the necessary arrangement? with the Government ("Question.") True, they had an offer from the associated banks, who wanted to get tbe Government into their hands but he could never be a party to such a suicidal proposal. If ever such an arrangement was made, the banks would govern the House instead of the members; whereas, by deal ing with one bank, they would always be able to make the best possible terms. In 1879 the Bank of New Zealand gave them notice that they would no longer be able to continue under the old arrangement, and fresh arrangements had to be made. Ho was assured tbat in London the position of tha Bank had beea materially im proved when it was known tbat Government bad received notice to terminate their agreement. The whole policy of the Opposition was to turn out the Government. Mr Dargaville had found fault with the Premier because his name was attached to the prospectus of the Land Mortgage Co, He considered every gentleman in tbat House had a peifeculent to become a director ia any financial com pany in the colony. Tho case nf the late Agent-General, who was identifying him self with a company outside the colony, was entiiely different. Major Atkinson therrproceeded to reply to Mr Montgomery, submitting that if the colony had to pay away £3,547,000 annually outside the colony, and their exports amounted to £6,600,000, while their imports amounted to £8.600,000, they had performed the wonderful feat of purchasiag £8,600,000 with three millions. That was a proof tbat capital was flowing into the colony, It was said there was great depression In certain centres, notably at Oamaru, He was not surprised that the member for Uamaru looked dismal when the local raten of that town amounted to 4s 3d in the £, Ha admitted that there was commercial de pression among the tradespeople, bat pointed out that consumers were rear> ing the advantage. Tbe present was tho only winter during the last fifteen or twenty years tbat no complaints had been heard from the unemployed. He tben replied lengthily to the arguments used against the Property Tax, and in conolu elon twitted Bar Montgomery with having failed to grasp tbe full mental principle of the Property Tax, which was, "he who has shall pay." (Cheers,)

The Honse then divided on the question of the second reading : Ayes, 49 ; Noes, 33, ■After the division, Mr SHKIMSKI took Major Atkinson to task for referring to him as the dismal member for Oamaru.

Sir GiORGE Gkey complained that no opportunity had been afforded for diacni siDg the bill—Major Atkinson having opened the debate in a few words, and no member on that tide of the House having spoken. Messrs FISH and Seddon twitted the Government supporters with not having opened their mouths during the debate. This brought to their feet Messrs MUNBO and HuESTHOUSE,who pointed out that the Opposition had adduced no new arguments in favour of the land Tax.

Mr McDonald, the new member for Bruce, supported the Property Tax as against the Land Tax. Mr Bracken complimented the Treasurer on having made a convert of Mr Green, who had, in answer to a question by tho Danedin Labour Council, expressed him. self in favour of a progressive Land Tax, Major Atkinson having briefly denied that he had endeavoured io stifle discu-sion, the bill was ordered to be committed on Friday next, lhe Bankruptcy Bill. After a division, Mr Conolly succeeded in getting the BaLkruptcy Bill rc-cora. mitttd. In Committee, the clause cariied by Mr Batron some nights ago was rescinded, and the original motion allowed to stand, After several other trifling amendment! the bill was passed through Committee and re< ported, Bills ofExcJmnge Bill. The House then further considered the Bills of Exchange Bill in Committee. It was reported without any important amend* ment, Married Women's Property Bill. The Honso went into Committee on the "Married Women's Property Bill, but en some members stating that they had not had time to make themselves conversant with the j>rinc;ples of the bill, Mr ConoliLV offered lo postpone its coneiderntion. Pro gress was then reported, and the Honse rose at 12.5.

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THE AUCKLAND EVEMIAQ STAR, AUGUST 1.



Auctione. j — r io-mukkow, ' THB BEMOERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on J Thur3o-ay next, August 2. at 1 o'clock. B; Sf?n rm CMai oamata, Oambrldgo. Awitu, ana WaUara Fat and Store Bheep and Plga Wanted to Purchase, A TEAM OF WORKING OXBN. ALgRBn^BTJCKIAaD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. IHE HAYMARKET. -* bjIOR SALK, at the Haymatket, on Fri J? neXt, August 3. ox MaoHregor, from the . Walters, e\A BUPKRIOK MiIDIUM and HEAVY 2A DRAUGHT HOKSKB. The above are Vmt-c!asa Stook. ana may be seen at my paddO(,X M onehunga. ALFRKI^ BUOKTjASjD. TUKSOAYS. THK BAYMAit X£ T. csale oj? wool! sheepskins: JS HiDKB AND XALLOW. each Tueaday, at 12 o'clock. 4.LKRBI) 'UiOK^AjNO. THE HA-y MARKET T>EGULAR SaT? 7 S OF HaY AND \X STRAW BACH TUESDAST AND FRIDAY. At 11 o'clock. ALVKED BUOKLAND, TU-aOJRROW. SHIP'S STORES'! SHIP'S STOREB. Ex East Lothian. PRESERVED POTATOES, RICE, SALT, SPLIT FJEAS, FLOUB, TREACLE, VINBGAR, MEAT, BEER, OLD TOM, WHIBKY, BRANDY, SHERRY. And, On Aocount of Whom It May Concern, 2 HHDS. MAKIAN'S AL?, Also, 5 TONS OATMEAL 15 CASES GOLDEN SXRUP 3 TONS ARROWROOT, in 561b bags And QWK PACKAGBS SELF-FITTING 43 4 O candles VB3TA3, TRBIOLE. RED HERBING3 CANARY AND HEM? SKRD NUT 3. TV?INK RUM, ALB, STOUT, BRANDY WHISKY, GENEVA. PORT &c, so., &c, E. & A. ISAACS ABE Instructed to sell the above, by pub'lo auction, at their rooraa, Qooea- MKet, to morrow (l'hnisday), August 2nd. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, FFIDAY, AUGUST 3, NOON. DURHAM YaBDS. TO BE LEASED, QQ AORSI OF LAND AT EPSOM, /w> /W for a term of three years, for grazing purposes. This paddock is securely fenced, is in/good grass, and has a frontage to the main road. It comprises Lots No. S3 and 37, Section 10. and adjolna Mr cieghora'a property. Is suit able for a Dutoher or dairyman. HPNTRS & NOLAg. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. DUEHAM YARDS. HORSES, BUGGIES^ BROUGHAMS, 'BUSSES, HAKNESS, &a, &a, &o. npHE undersigned li.ive received Instruc » iiona from Mr George Cook, to Bell, at the Durham Yards, on Friday naxt, at 10.30 sharp, XHB WHOUffi OT THE LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, NOW IN USTC AT HIS LIVBRY STABLES, consisting ot— 3 Horses, 1 n'ocehum 1 Doable-aeatcd uwuy 2 Single sat d Bu^gicE 1 Cab, 1 'Bua Harness Paddles and Bridles Whips, Carriage Lamps, &o. The sale is imperative, on aooount of expira tion of lease. Livery Stable-keepers and others will have an opportunity to purchase rarely to to mat with, At 10.30 sharp. HUNTER & JNOLAK. DURHAM. KAKDS. TjjplOß SALE, at the Durham Yards, Sj every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HMNTKK (* WOLAN. W, 9, OOCHnArf»J (JAS. UAVtU MONDAY, AUGUaT 6. At 12 o'clock. By order of tbc Mortgagee. HOUSE AND &HOP, PDKEKOHE. fTiHK Subscribers Will sell at their Rooms, I. Fort-street, on Monday, 6th August, at 13 o'olook. ALLOTMENT 3, subdivision lot 67, section 1. Pukukoho West, 60 ieet frontage by 181 feet deep, situated near the Railway Station, with DWELLING HOUSE ana SHOP ereoted thereon, now occupied by Mr Patrick White. SAMUEL COCHRANJ3 & SOS, Auctlcaesti. FKIDAY, AUGUbT 3,1883. BY OBDBB OF THB BKGISTRAR OF THB BUVABMB COURT OF NEW ZHALAHD, NOETHEBN DISTBIOT, AT AUCKtAHD, VTIHE undersigned has been favoured I with lnitrnodooß to BelL at his Mart, Queen-street, Anokland, on Friday, 3rd August, at U o'olook noon, by Order ot the hegistrar of tho BbOTO-namod Court, ALL THAT PIBCB OR PAROEIi OF LAND In the PARISH of TC7AKAU, County of Keen, containing by artmeaouromont fifty one acres (more or less), being Parts ot Allot ment* three ana five of the said Parish, with all th« rights and appnrten&noes thereto belonging. mil particulars may be had, and a plan of t the property may be seen, at the office of Messrs I Lalsnley and Jaohson, Queen-street. Auckland; and alao at the oiiico cf ths undersigned, where the conditions ot sale may be seen. Dated 30th Jn'y, 1883. B. C. GBEiINWuOP, Auctioneer. B. TONES.] [R. C. CABB,] [E, V. TONES AT AN EARLY DATE. BX EAST LOTHIAN, FROM LONDON, SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN VSIiVKT AND lAPSHTRY, O:d English Oabmets, Oafe Dining Room Suite, Walnut Brawlng-rocm Eultes in Tapestry and Plush Toilet Tables, Davenpoits. Whatnots, Hublc Stools, Lob Tab'c3, Card Tables. RC. Re" &0' I The Auct!onee's would specially osll attention to the above Bale of ftbonizod and Walnut Fur niture, wbich Will to opened up iua fsw days ; Md from the reiuarfca In uonsfgnjie'd letter, can recommend it for quaUty. style, and finish, S, XONKB & CO., Auctioneers, RK M O V A L. j F MAOINTYRK AND CO. (THK ADHTRAIJAN VINKUROWKKd COMPANY) h^ dDoere^to thank thepubllo for the patron- JSf they have received since commencing SSSlneM^n Auckland, and wlflh to make known tiSt they have RKMOVKD to n>ore oommo d^MpMmlsesinSHOßTLAND-BTBEET.next ! Winto and Hal1, and oppOßlte the Auokland rMnbwhßre. in addition to the Australian Wine Business, they will carry on the business ot General WiKe ami Spirit Merohants. In oon- Seooenee of J. F. Maciatjre having taken his nmjher (Mr Alex'-nfler Maolntjre) Into partner- the bUßlnoea wUI in intcre ba oarried on TO&r the rtyleor firm of Maointyre Brotherß Sa.ro,, and they hope to oontlnne to reoeive I the Batronag*hltnerlo bestowed, I tX Home, and. trorr, FIUS t-CLAHB BOTTLERS i Off malt liquors, vrhlch will enable them to snvplT the nest Brands of Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, bo.. M moderate prices. They will also keep on hand the celebrated HBUdonßuo Water. Tcey purUonlarly wish to i call 'ho attention ot the puaUo to the foot that I the olas« "I Australian winm they koap have w euTtea off many ROld Medals at the Bordeaux ; Kihlhltlou, as also at Sydney, Melbourne, and ACelstde. Some of them, auch as Port, Sheiiy Claiet (Nos. 1 and 2), and Yerdellho,are Bpeoialljr naommended for medical purposes. ThepnbUo I may at all times rely or, finding a oholoa selflQ- «m ot these nnsuxpageed Wines taßtook, wmk nice woa appiiMition,



Business Notices. /^RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED VJT STORE, FORT-STBBET. J^O MORE DAM? HOUSES, _~,„„> nOTTA. OTERRA pOTTA. TkKRA-CoTTa: IERRA-toTTA. No moro aamp houses need bo built it pooplo will nee my Imperishable Rod or Buff Terra Cotta, Pressed Facing Bricks, or, better still, my White Enamelled or Glazed Facing Brick which rain or moisture Cannot afteot. I can supply the Enamelled Brick In various colours as might bo required. It Is now well known that Terra-C'otta cannot bo surpassed, or yot equalled, by v.ny other known building mstorial. Samples may bo seen at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person reanlring the same, G . B 0 V D , MEWTON POTTERY. r-gr P E A 0 0 X, R. o OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An Aoctorate Frr Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Powerful and Cheap. ANEROID BABOMETH.RS, '.THERMOMETERS, Ilbotrio Bblfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Mafcaeto Eleotrio Maohlnea and Medionl Collß, OPMAaKW», *mhD Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Sacoharometers, Salinomotere, Argentouietera, &c, &C, &o ABBMT FOB .HYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE TtrtTPOST • OFFIUB, ! SnOKTI .AND-STRIWT J. B» BLAI XI B, VICTORIA'STRBWT, IMPORTER OF BUIUJERS1 ft TURKISH. INS IRONMONGERS DIBKUT FBOM MANn»AOTUM3J6, Hit for Bale, »t I/OW Rales— Carpenters' Toota Nsllm, Look*. Him-.es Kitoben Houses Register Gratot, In great Variaty Marble and ilnnmelled Blaw MsnUsuleoa-i. Larges) Slwsk t* AncUsu;.l Marble, Klectro-Plate, Curb, and other Fender* GaWantosd Iron, Sheet Load, and Zinc Slate Oemant, r.nd V lasSer pmrnos ikvith 9BBKB DOOBB ABOVH "BTAB" OFFICE. MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS. INQUB4N(!H AND MMING REGISTER BOOEB SPKUIaLLY itULJtt J.UD BOUHD. Mnalo, MagMlnai, rTibUo Übrsriw and Bnsd«y School ftfloka wall bound, BAKKRB BPKCIAL RULBD DAY BOOK 3. Bibles Piayer, and Hjinn Books B e>-bound. 11)11 AND CHOIR MU3JO BOOKS 'iUL«D Formoste in Morte. TtTEV ZEALAND FSRNS Jjl (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various wayß), From 12 up to 120 Varieties, | If or Sale by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES - STREET. rnHßKiVJsnaoAiiit, MLASuVAWvn- A IN9 CO. (LIMITBDI TANNKKB, CURRISRa, • FHLLMONGBRB IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, AMBRIOAN, AND FOREIGN LKA.TH3BS, GRINBKRY, SHOJ3 SJ3RCERY, TOOLB AND ALL THE RKQUISITBS O? THK BOOK AND SSOH TRADED The B. M. Co. (Llmitßd) have now on hand and tv arrive, & epUndld assortment, and first rate value la Colonial Sole. Kip. Calf, SpJ't Rißrown and Black Harne.-a Leathers, &c &o ALSO, Klrst-rate value in French and Kngliab. Calf CaK Kid, Patent Calf, American Buff 8D:lt. Enamel, Baal India Kip, &c. sa Machine Silks, Machine Threads, OriniJnry, Tools, and She* Mercery of rII deoorip- UonSf CASH BUYERS OB1 HIDES, BKIW9, WOOL, AND TALLOW, Tannery! I Office and Store r AVOSD.U.K. I 22, Q>M%V RTRHKT. Telephone 95. WH. 8, HAMPSON. 9»oretar Coffee i Coffee j Coffbbi S. C.~BROWN, DUBHAM-STBEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLKR AND FFBB & BPIOB MERCHANT, has at wai. s on hand and Fob Baikt- FLOUR, In aaoka. luffe, and IWa, " Blue* brand LOUR, In Hoki>,oo'B, and SO's, " Rl4" bcaod BRAN AND SHARPS HAW AND ROASTED COFFBK PBPPEH AND BPIOEB, In the matter of COFFEE, the attention tfco Public Id called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solicited. The Mixtures are composed only it tho Beat Plantation Coffee and the Best Chloorj procurable, and mar be characterised thas— "Eagle" (my b?dt brand), nearl; pnra coffee "Ship" And "CamnL" i»i>riln«i ooffe*B of Kreoi stwnKtb and flavonr "Castle" auu "Leopard," In« tucJluiu ond cnnimon o"3"et8, TO lovers of rasllj fine Uotfee. i Btfoiigly re commend th* " Has A" but to ibe Re"*ral Uate Medium coffees nxa (onv.6 to be mosl accuiitaole, and I Baj, therefore, THY THB SHI? lIHAIfD TKX THK OAMLi'Jj Hk^'-.i Prooniatle bom Ml Moruh^cU i.nd Store keepers, lcoae, ar.ti In sins, Wl'i:,, 'JSlba.. Hlbo., 7iba., Bibs., libs., be., aa^llb. pOSTIW ; OFFKB fv.ifflCK FLESH f&RMING FOOD for I nfants. AICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS is prepared locally from malted cereals, according to the recipo of. Baron liobig. It is an approved SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHER'S MILK; FATTKN in«, Nourishing, and Invigorating, Sold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, QUF.EN-BTREET. Quns&atn. Crural U unsi CjrUNSi SHOOTING SiSASiJN, 1353. >> U^OKTSMiiif. I). EVI Tl' GUNMA KB B, 264. y\JE^fi-6TRKB ■', A.L1 XI.AND, f'pjiociin -p ■ ~iy •:jr."et Offers FOil cA; li. :<■- fJ.v.; •n: y [,ow Ptioeai— KisflUSw f'nrtlnnnd I'trvej'e Dla- monfl "U" powder mZsuMmf \ PJ>on, Wliku & Laurence yLs2!3S*ii*hja*\ Alilane" ?lnapowfler ißrnMßlHyt/ "'r'al!ter' s> Pal ker aad Co-'B Bl'ißHrp^l^ Nnwoastto Chilled Shot JKhB^M ffi;:i>'B Canrldgea and Oar- Baawaffjigfj irid.;o caeu^ mErwxitr Kl'jy a i.'aps '-"d Watldlnp; ■Sljffir LoftAlnß iiachioee, i!e-c»F ■nnMF Powder Ki^ks anil Shot Fouohes wj||i Game UttS* ■ -llJ'* ''lul *^*nbß IB Qnn work t;. every kind done on the Mm Premies, Unsurpassed All In tho tkilonjr.. .nil i'ricca Kunugna nle. QB Kgtcb'.t'hod 85?,



NELSON IVIOATE & Co. DRINK OUR psn jletod Tie It has No Equal for Truo Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 »• 3/-, 3/4, 4/- - i-lh. sn'i \-lb. Pacst9fe HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Taa Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. |§EIOT, f[OATE&(Jo. TEA nefcANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. VEEKTS EVERYWHERE.



__ Nnraerymen. "■■SOT" 0 fl THB S Bpib Ao N N ! ma WILLIAM MASON, PONBONBT NURBBRIBB. In oobebquoiioo of retiring from basinets, will oflor siio whole of his masnlflcont stock at very low prices. A QBNUINJt OLVAJUNG OUT. THK hkSl SB/BON AT TBK PONBONBY NUKSKKIE3. Inspection Invited. AU Fruit and o»h»r worked Trees true to name, being workud from large etandurd Fruit bearing Trees growing on the place, and consijilue if the Largest and Choicest Collection of FRUIT TREKS, SHBLTBR AND ORNA UKN'TaTj TKK*B AND BHKUB3, FLOWBRING PLANT*. HK'Bd, BOUTS, &C 200 VtrUstiee of toe Very Ueat APPLES, Worked on Northern Spy and Mojetin Block. babb lamfl, Potobos, Apricots, Flifa, Grapes, N«ota»lneH, l.oqaata, Guavas, Qulnoea, KodlaiH, Durrani, Gooseborriei, oranges, Lomci.s, fco., &c. Ujks, Ash, Oriental Plaae, a»d Poplar, suitable for street planting. Oamsixus trom Is upwards; auUiaa from per dozen. fJKDQB Plants at lowest prloes—Quiok, African Box-thorn, Obarea, EJtßiignus, Lisostram K>bloenela and Vu.'gan). Bosib (150 varieties), all worked, and of the very choicest collection, to be sold at 4s per dozen, or 25e p»r hundred. WILLIAM MASON. rriHE PLAi-Jl'l^G SEASON, 1883. JAMES MASON, PARNBIUL NURBBRIBB. AOOKLAHD, Bega to Inform Intending Planters that he haa now ready for the Beascn the LARGEST and CHOIUKI' T ASSORTMENT of SHKUTItRand KOKtEdl TUBKS, OKNAMKNTAL AND FtO WKRINB kHnUb«. fee, &a, he ha« ever offered to tt>.a Pabllo, oontistlas of— BHKLTKR AND FOBKST TBBKB, PWOS. &O. Fboit Tkrbs— Apples, on blight-proof etooks, 190 varieties; Pears, 40 varieties; Plains, 60 vt-rie»lei; Paaofces, 60 varieties; Apriooto, Cherries, Firb, Ntotorinoe. drapes, Loqnats. Ga«yae, Currnutp, Gooaoberrios, Straw berries, &c,. &o. Upwards of 10,000 Ohakoks, 23 varieties, ln oladlng all the best and nowcat varieties int-oaucßtl by Chaa. Moore, Eaa., from Spain* Lemons, Citron, and Shaddock Ornamental and,FloweriDg flhrnba. Stove and Oreenhonsa Plants Korne and Ueoorative Planta Beading and Flowering Plants Hedge Quloka. African Box Thorn, Klo3ft«nuß Olearia Privet, So, Balba and Tubnroste-rootod Plants; Room, 175 varieties; Carnations and Plooieee, 60 varieties; tec. Sec. &o. Herbs toots, and Hortlcnltnral Reanlsltes &c Garden and Flower Seeds. Orohards and Gentlemen's Gardens laid out and attended to by Pruuloal Gardenere. Oesorlptiv* Catalog are on appUOktion. J. M. beg« to call attention to his splendid stock ot aO»C!Ja UEOURRKNS (the true Black Watilni be haß now on hand, numbering many tbon-Mifln. It will thrive In almost anj kind i>f «oil, n.nrt will prove good lnreetmeitt and shoD-d b r- plsnled extensively. It Is oatl mated :hv- npwarca of £26,000 18 annually lent oat or this roinny'or ihe paiohaseof ita bark for ;a»nl<'C Mirpoc a. Csmlntae can be had of G. B. Laven, Qnoon- Btn'o' ; a ci on a^plioatioi at the ParneUNor geriaf. Insurance. t> KDUOTiOW IW FIRB KATEB, 7 SW ZEALAND IHBUBANOB OOMPAHY. CAPITAL ..ON* MOUUUN BTKKLINBI WBK RISKS taken an ins mv i i IBWRtli TBSSI . FBOMFT BKTTL'BMBHTft vtwovmao skookitx. «KO" P. PIERCE Manager. r>«OVKKNMttNT LIFE lfloUhdfllifc, Head Owio PROVrNOIAL BUlLuIN(i\ WBIiLINOTON Thb Onlt n«w Zealand Life Offiok, GOVERNMBNT SECURITY. MUTUAL INSURANCE. LOWEST PREMIUMS. The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insuranoe of £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediath Bonus of £200. In addition to Full Participation in ' ■•■oats, WoKKMAK'S ANSI! KANCB Speoially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issckd fkom £6 Upwards, wrr". eT PARTICIPATION in PROFITS, la PREMIUMS PaYABLK WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered tor Cash, or for a Free Policy. Libehat. Regulations. NOTIC.—The Government not only brines In surance within the reach of nearly every man woman, and child lv the community, but pro vi.lcs the description of policy and mode of pay roast boat Bulled to the requirements of each. "0 M. IiUCKIR Commissioner I jimel &c Gr hound Lime, QROT7KI? LVME. FOR SALE,'. SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Collars, etc (next to atone flagging Is on rivalled tor durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work 1 Is a ilratclass materia B, EEANE, SOLE AQBNT, Custom- ouse-stbket. vi riirvs xjmis TABtr, I>6T6 Aroh HUI- S,»ftQ) •.',!« urn licit IJ'Jpa Ip;m /.'fplin 0,46 pw Lo:ito JNatlonai Baat— iv. no.ii« m ILiilA m m !,(ipui ' i.tvm t.Kpm Except Toesd&yfl cad TQucsaart, whan tfcs (rom Aaoklsad and 10.SO tnyz Aeylum w!U bo to end (com tna Whsu,



Tea Merohants.



Nelson, IVSoate a Go.'s SPECIALITY BLEND. QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clotiiing Factory. 1



Unapproached in QuaUty and Cheapness are the TEAS SOUDBV ROBERT 3iTEi^Xi. IT may not bo universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Puffing, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a fow yeara the Largest Retail Sams of Teas In tho Province of Auckland. This tact is umsiutakeablc proof of tho PURENEBB and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. Aa tho result of forty yeara' English and Colonial oxporience in tho trade, and by caroful selection of the best of the various growths ox INDIA and CHINA T§A3, ROBERT NEAL is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 1S m*vSf^ p ßloe . mi m 1 am i. O 4f\i It the Beit Imported-thl« Bea(on. The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10d. A Tmt t0 connoisseurs. The 80PBBMB QoAtm ol the. Tnia eoia br Rob«»t Nbai are bo eoll-ovidont to those who have tried them, that no eoientijjo analysis ta neoeasary to proclaim thei» Qenuine Purity and BtZoeJlenoD. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



___^ New Teas. "INDIA AND OHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VIOTORIA-STRKBT. TKA PRIVUC nURRRST !— " VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination or some of the flneat, the strongest, and the rlohMt flavoured Imported. My aim with this Tea Is to have something 11; for anyone's tablo on any ooonslon. PRIOB, gS. PBK POUftD. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economic high claw Family Tea, both the India and Oblaa belax «oleoted with great oare bo as to stenre flrst-ortp Tea from the beit-known growths, well manipulated loaf, rice in tho cup, and thoroughly and soundly cured. . PRICK, 2^ QV. PER POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY," This Tea has attained a popularity and wide circulation, which Is only oompatabla with oloee Btmly and attention to the tastes of a large class of the general com munity. PBICK. 2 s- PBK POUND. sPi.KNDID " DARJEELiNG-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," QOABANTBED A ULE*D OF I'Ultt INDIA ARD China Tkab. PKICE, JB. gO. PUR POUND. In the Cup tbla Tea is a marvol ol cheapness. GUAKANTKKD PORK CHOICE ffIRST OKOP BBOKKN LBAF " PANYONG CO^GOU." Prioe, ja gD. por lb. "PURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGB," With oapltal body and flavour. ■J^u. ?»& POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Paokagee, from la. Bd. per pound. FEEDK. WHITEHBAD, TEA IMPORTER, 96, VICTORIA-STREKT, AUCKLAND. ________________________________ Sewing taacpme*. D 7 gpxoui, JPtsmmb£s*3e' appointmknt# [ESTABLISHED 1855.1 BUYi ONLY THE CELEBRATED /BOME S T I c\ 1 V^ MACHINES. S the Kaaieet 1 Simplest, Beat Mode, and Most Durable. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Th only Sowing Machine which has novcr boon beaten In competition. Son Aoentb in New Zealand I SKAKBSPBAR & CO., QoMn-ttnet, opposite tho Market. W * C- DENN ES, THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, Has jup* reoelred a Large Shipment of the Challenge Machine cf the World— THE WHITE OO.'S SEWING MACHINE. The Moat Bllent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highent Arm The Moat simple The Largest Tablo The Most Racy to Work Tbe Brst Cover The Moat Durable Too Mmplent Shuttlo The Most Eltwnt The Neiteet Stitoh Treadle Machines, fhom £6 108. DENNFS'S CHALLENGE BICYCLES AKD TRICYCLJSS. HICYOLE, 'Bln., ! run £12108. f^^M^^ CASH ON DSFKKKKD PAYMBNTB. SO DAYS OABH SALE OF BEWING MAOHINHS. TREMENDOUS REDUOTIOM HAND WERTHEIU ... £3 16s. FRIBTBK AND ROS3MANN, from £1 4a. KRISTER & RO3SM4NN TRKADLR MACHINE, from . £1. STANDARD TKEADLE M* CHINK, £6 100. The Great Depot, QUUEN-SXREST.



Drapery and Olothinff. I i Important JSTotiob.) ? S. OOOMBES & CO. j S. COOMBES & CO. 8. COOMBJSS & CO. S. COUMBKS & CO. TjiINAL AND TMPEKATIV (JLEAKAKCE gALE. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBfiS & CO. i For a Few Days Onlyi If. COOMBES & CO. .**. Coombas & co. S. COOMBBS & CO. S. uuOMBEs & CO. HT PREMISES COMING DOWN. "« BTOOK OFFERED AT AN TMMENSE IN 00N8KQUKN0K OF THX BXTKNSIVK ALTERATIONS WHICH SAMUEL /IOOMBES HO, AMUEL \jOOMBES * \JO. Are about to milco to Ihnlr liUßlaan Freminas. they are oommllcd to siluot an KNTIRK ULEARANOB OF TUEIH IMMENSE & WELL-KNOWN STOOK, Kcoently paroh«s>-d b»' thorn rrom Mossn. J. Ooßgravo Jc Co., and Intend otforlna iho same on IytOJVDAV 'W'EXT AT AN Immknsis Sackifioei TdK ENTIRE STOCK will us bold ai LESS THAN HALI" THB ORIGINAL COSTI S» CoOMBES & Co, Urge upon tbe Public the dealrablUiy of aralllnK ihemselvea ot this opportunity, which t»u never be repeated, for Mourlng the MOST OKNUINB BAUUAI.Na ever oltorod. 8» COOM BE S & Co. AMI BllLi.lKfl— ULaNEKTa COUNT.IUPANKH BH< I'-'l »- (JS CALIOJKi FLANMaL^. I^OLKCLOTHB U-'A CUKT4INB AT LHBB Ul*»f KNGUBH PIUOBS. B» OItOMBES & Co. AUii NOW SHOWINO— DUVBB r KItOKS. OARHMBKKB. I'i.INIS ANfU SATKbNd. WINOMYS, BILKS AND SATIN'S, VKIiVBTIKNS. VHIiVKW, AX LBdB Til AN KNQLISH fRIOBS. 8» CoOMBES & Co, ABB SBLLINU— MANTLK3, DOLMANS, UtSTKRS, MILLINHRY, FLOWBBB AND VKATHSKO, OOROKTS, LAWKS1 UNDBROLOTHINO. AT LKB3 THAN BNQUSH PBICSB. S« CoOMBES & Co. ABE BBLLINO— GLOVBS, HO3IKHY. RIBBONB, LACKS, TKIUMINQS, HABBRDABHERY, IRUNK^ AT LBSa THAN BNQUSH PRIOEa, c OoOMBES & ' O. Invite eiutial Attention lo their CLOTHING DEPAPTMENT, Whloh comprises every description of MBN'BBUira, - MENd TaOUSBRS, BOYB' OLOTHING, TOP COATS AND ULiTKRS, SHIRTS AND HOSIERY, COLLARS AND TIBS, WATERPROOFS AND UMBRELLAS; Which will be eo'd AT LK3B THAN ENGLISH PRIOM. NOT 3 THE ADDRBSd- OH THE PREMISES LATELY OCCU« PIED BY J, COSGBAVE & CO, U #IOOMBES & riO,



I Glass and Earthenware. ) (-— - ■ X X CUIjXA, GLASS, AND I EaRTBENWARK. goYLAN AND rP ANFI!CIjDI ITJIREOT IMPOBTEHB OJ llvary Desor';)?inn of CHINA, «i* BH, AN O KARTHKNWA.RK, 174, Quebn-btrmt, a few doer) below Auoklasd Pavings B?nk :o!>po?tte D/»rßy-8 fro«t), Tu.S LA'GK-,T. (UKdP SI, AKD IN NH '' BK.ii A? I>. nk* wools, Krom fiome o" tU^ t >»t Uu^'i.-h. Fronoh, Gdrmar,, sec ninorloin * a nitaottrlee, coifita Hi *rriviiiff. N.B.—Wholesale and Retail. X X I CHINA. I rp n B OHEAPESiJi AKD ! BKST ASSORTMENT of g CROCKERY, CHINA, AND 3 «! GLASSWARE, H O IS AT G. BKOWN ING'S, £ 307, quebn-strkkt (Near Market Ektrajvce). Established 1865. . FANCY GOODS. j Medical. JHF GREAT JMERICANV. '"'pßrci HALF A~C RPV, U 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. W iA^^^. iLiLLLIiSI' "IT-EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS^ ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM, Composod of tho purest artlclce. Theso Loz engCß contain no opium nor any doleterious drnc, therefore the most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial eiFoct Is speedy and cortaln. This old unfailing family remedy Is daily rocommonded by tho moat eminent physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lano, London. 81r,—Your Lozenges aro exeeUont, and tho bonolicial oilcot most reliable, I strongly rocoin mend thorn in ca»os of Cough and ABthma. You are at liberty to state Uilb as my opinion, f ormod from many years' oxporlonco. J. BHINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian Modicai Service Mr. T. Keating, Dear Sir,—Having trlod your Lozongos in India, I havo much ploasuro in testifying to tnoir boneficial oiiVcts in cases of InoiuiontConsump tion. Asthma, and Bronchial Airections. I have proscribed them largely, with tho best results. W. B. G , Apothocary, H.M.S. Heating's Cough Loz.ongcs are sold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizos, each having tho words "Keatlng's Cough Lozenges' engraven on the Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vogotable Sweotmoat, Doth in ap pearance and taste, furnishing a most agreoablo method of administering the only cortaln remedy for Intestinal or Throaa Worms. It la a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and Is ospeol ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KKKTING, London Export Chemist and Druggist. Conveyances. <7i 1 M X TABLE. BAINBRrDQK'S 'BUSSES. From Union Bank—22 mlnatoap&st tho hour And 23 minutes to the hour. From Thh Thkkk Lamps-7 minutes to th» hour, and every hour, Nioht Trips trqm TowN-i-oast B, J-past 10, and i-pait 11. From Union Bank to Shxllt Bbaob — T minutes past 9. 7 minutes past 11, 7 minutes past 2, 7 mlnnton past 4, 7 minutes paat 5, 7 minutes past 8, and 23 minutes to 8. From unKLT.Y Bkacii— A.W a.m., 8.15 a.m., 10.45 a.m., i to 2. im.l'os WJ. KELLY'S (lato C, Codlln's ft OOAOH leaven Ouohuflga— Leaves .iuokland— 8.30 a.m, 10.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 12.15 p.m. 1 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 3.30 ii.ni. 1.30 p.m. (Saturday night— Saturday nlght -6.30 o'olocfe 11 o'olook BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at the Kxolmnge Hotel Siablos, Princes-street. OnehuuKa. W. KKLLY. Proprietor.^ O VLLIS'S WJSEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leavo Onohunga i Leave Auokland i - B.ua.m. 0.15 a.m. 9 9.0 a.m. 11.03a.ui. g 5 9.30 a.m. 1.0 P.m. Si 2 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. Q w o 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. CJ 65« 1.30 p.m. 5.0 p.m. »-« Citf 4.0 p.m. C.op.m. ?„ P w 6.30 p.m. 7.0 p.m. H SUNDAYS! w S ll.SDn.m. 2.0 p.m. g w 1.0 p.m. d 0 p.m. Mondaj & and Mondays and Saturdays. 0 p.m. Saturdays. II p.m. ;TUlePhone Tine of koyal jL hail coAOHsa. AtiTBUATIOS' OF TIMK-TABI.K, NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME-TABLB : WINTKII MONTHS, The Lake Coaob will, on and after Ist May, 1883, and until fiuthor notice, ran to the {allow ing Timetable I— Leave Post-cflloe, Dovonport, at D.30 a.m. and 4.20 p,mi Loave Tabapuna Sohoolhonsa at 10.30 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. Sundaya (wonthor permitting), leave Foet onloe nt 10.20 a.m. nnd 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna tl 11.30 a,m. and fi p.m. IT. J. QUICK. Proprietor T> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TlMffi-TABLB. The Royal Mall Coaoh (carrying paasengersj wffl on and after Ist January, 18S3, and, until further notice, run to the following Time tablet- Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.: returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. Leavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Ifridayu, !•.••* m. Booking Offices i Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton WoBt; Coleman' Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-stroots, Cambridge. W. K. CAKTEB, Proprietor!



) Ironmongery- T.&.SMORRIN&CO, J LIMITED, f IMPORTERS of ENGLISH AND ] AMEKICAN HA«DWARE : (OF EVERY DESCRIPTION), AGBICULTUR ■* L IMPLEMENTS* AND MACHINERY. ! T. & S. MOP-KIN & Co. direct attention to their Extensive Stock of HARDWARE, Purchased for Cash fioai leading English and American Manufacturers, FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-linished Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet 6 inches, 3 feet 9 inches, 4 feet, 4 feet 6 inches, and 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with Tile lined (Jovings, and Bright Mountings, feet, 4J feet, and 5 feet Leamingtons, with Solid-welded High-presiure Boiler, suii - able tor large families, hotels, an i dining-rooms, &c LARGE ASSORTMEIXT OF Smith & Wkllstood'b Cooking . ctovb«, comprising—The Little World, Mistrsts (with or without Boi'cr), Mistress (opuu ; lire), Trafford, i£nchantr«ss, i\e-v Princess Empress, &c, &C. Coal brookdalc Ranges (all eize ), "pen Fie l;anges(with Oven and Bdlei), Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, Kerosine Cuoking Stoves. Marble Mantelpieces, Enamelled Slato do., Tile-lined Regiiter Stoves, Tic Hearths, Brass, Bronzed, Steel, and Nickel-platod Fenders and Fire Irani, Fire-iro. Rests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Bitha, Painted Iron Lounge B»thg, Galrnnizad Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Baths, Hand some Toilet Sets (a large stock), Round and Oval Galvanizwl Tub», Wood Tubs, &c. • MANGLES. Just arrived, a Shipment of tuperlor Mangles, all sizes. American " Putman" Table Manglei, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpe» Sweepers, XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &o. flair Brushes, Clothesßrushes, &c, Featlier, Duster*, Csndle Shades, Wax Tap»r». 1 aper Holders, Horn Sugar Scoop*, Bone and Ivory Napkin Kings, Kpg Poachers. Universal »«<! Wuwery Stoves, assorted sizes, Twis'ed Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Soiiawater Tape, Derby Cement, Bird Cages, breeding Cages, Parrot Cages. STEEL TRAVELLING TKUJNKct. T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, ole Agents for Milner's Tbief a Fire proof Safes and Boxes. On Hand: A LAUGis ASSORTMENT OF SAFIB AND BOXEB. Also, 1 Milner's Strong Holdfast Door and Fnma, 6 teet B inches x 2 feet 6 inches. 1 Milner's First Resisting Door and Frame, each 6 feet x 2 feet 6 inches, and 6 feet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. BUILDERS'& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A large and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of every description. WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel- Plated Drawer and Cabinet Handles, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, in great variety, Cabinet Hinges and fittings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valves, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flan»e Cuck up to 2 inches, Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Gauge Glasses Tallnw Cups, Ratctiet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing M achines for Bolts and * uts, and Pipe, &c. T.&S. MOKBIJS & CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL i IRONMONGERS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QDKSN & TTGH STBKKTS, AUCKLAND. IIIOWORTH'S PATENT REVOLVING 1 VBItIifeASQRS,



If You Don't Believe It, Ask Any German.



And ho will convince you that St. Jacob's Oil is the most wonderful remedy that has ever been brought before the puollo. Rheumatism of many yean'standing hasyieldod immediately to Us almost magical influence. As many have expressed it, its aotion is electrical, seeming to drive the pain before it until all discomfort leaves the body and the warm glow of health and comfort remains. It is a certain core tor neuralgia, giving immediate relief upon the first application, and coring, In a short time, the moat inveterate oases.- Sold by all Ohemlßts. Prico Throe Shillings.—M. Levy & Co. Agents.



UNION OX, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED), MAN VAOTOBSBS 09 COMMON AND TOILKT SOAPS, OANDLBB, PEANUT, AND OTHHB LUBRICATING OILS. _oap and Candle Works i Pa_n__l Oil Work! I OCBTOMHOUSK-BT-JOET WEST. Warehouse and Offloeal Low_« AibrbT BXBXKSi Caah Purohaf ors of Tamow. Hell very taken at their Psrnel' Worfci or W&rahonre. THE BAKING POWDER parexcellance is A ICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER JX " The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pnre Material only. Not Mixed with Rloe Flour or Alum. In tins at Is Od and 2s Cd, Speoial Prico Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, QUBBN-BTRBJT. AJL.BEKT. EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANT AND COMMISSION AGKNT, FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. L»INNEY'S FHBIS STOBKi The undersigned has opened a Large Store in FORT-STREET for STORAGE PURPOSES, | And is prepared to make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODS RECEIVED. WELLIAM BINNBY, TELEGRAPH LINE OF COACfISS. s _____ LIVEKY AND bAIT STABLES, KißKWoon and Lake Street, Cambridoi Waikato, Nbw Zealand, W. X, CAKTEK, tnropitetor.



W. K. C. begs to return bis sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the pablio generally (or the liberal support he has received elnoa commencing business, and has to Inform them ; that, in order to meet the requirements of tblt ' rapidly advancing dlstriot, ho is at present IiUILDINO LARGE ADDITIONS to hIS PREMISES, i which, when completed, will make them second ; to none in the North Island. Tourists tor tha Hot Lake Country supplied ■with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shorten notice; also, experienced guides and carenu drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punotoalv attended to. UambrldKU. December 22,1882.