GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.

on c^menics form

At the meeting of the Board of Educate yesterday afternoon, Mr Neil H*gjJ mitted a report on the subject of calisth en *l" at the Girls1 High School. He 8 2 h recognised the importance of tl.« «, t but there were at present SumSfyS difficulties in the way. H'^*«h with demands that pupilM^**** , from drill, Very many parents andff * dians were not ahve to the importance ofi? advantages to be derived from "Sft wisely directed open ait exerci !e . anM of sluggish temperament and slovealv couth way*, had apparently little diiLS?' in convincing tbeir parents that Iti^ wise for them to be carefullvlyj1* manely diilled,- and that lncrP f n d ¥ excuse should be provided whSfc lSe £• them from what w, W Mr Heath proceeded- Now If ° T IOW of opini.:n that the Board should em« me to compel every pupil at Z *?P O, W« attend drill or any CalestheLc « B I? 1 *», h-si a medical or othtrwisoT !°. ceitificrte is provided. 'Thl , BJ? e C|ory on K lic to state in no uncertain , "%»*« all such exercise would withnnf ffls tha.' prove injurious With resard t ™?ooaht, Birley has very wisely S, %*»»> M' tne boots. Ido thibk that tSft to issue a circular qmetlyjbntfuM»?nuSht the attention of parents^ thH&S* mjunous style of dress that is so wiS d valent. 'J he dress clasps the cheit &B?* and the waist n teduced to thfi6^ compass, while the poor legs are in imwr* circumstances inconaeqnence oflthßiwT * oftentimes dimJß&fl?' skirts. (Mr Dargaville-ig^S^fw more of that?) I also think tMt?h- h should be an examination in calertnLi!— well as in English or arithmetic^S??* commend the Board to refuse a certtficatew' less the candidate takes areasonable t,S of marks in this subject MweflLfn^ other. It is a subject of pTr^^ portancei and I cannot tee why theTrw^ should eliminate it from the ori' examinations. I have always fbnnS fhl the most intelligent . Xfi* 4 *at the beat in almost every 3.ifffi? ment of muscular exercise. VicoS «J mmd and vigour of body do not.almro go together, but my experience disSncflv proves to me that they generally 0 . report by John P. B.rley was appended ft ' pointed out the following difficult!^ £ the way of calisthenics and 'drill ia the school :-(l) In the summer time when the sun is very hot, it is not it&W able nor safe for gi* to drill qh the obefi drill-ground. In the winter, ttfe grofinS is like a swamp on the rain comineoW so that little drill can becatfiedok ti\ The dresses of the girls are finch"'*! with that freedom so necessary in nhVif cal training. Bigh-heele'd boots »iffi soles as thick as brown paper, make tha pupils walk badly and Uable to take cdk readdy if the ground is damp. (3). A ioS to the anil ground and drainage, of the ' ground were necessary, 'ihe consideration of the subject was deferred fora short time anJ it was subsequently agreed, 'float flat Board approve the suggestion contained la Mr Heath's letter of the 29th instant re calisthenics, and resolve, (1) that"attend." ance at drill, as prescribed by the school Byllabus, be enforced on all pupils, unlesj a msdical certificate be produced to the hea3«^ master, stating that such exercises arewitn«: out doubt injurious to the scholar. (21 That a circular to parents and guardians be drawn up calling attention to the dangers o f the present style of dress, and its ananitablenert to the purposes of physical development • such circular to be submitted to theßbarcl before issue. (3) That the Inspector at> range for a periodical 'examination in. calisthenics as in other , snbieckH? (4) That if possible, temporary* rangements be made fot driUlng in all weathers, until permanent '817 rangements in respect of a new buildW can be made." In the coarse of the disca*. sion that arose, it was suggested that the girls should be dressed in a neat and serviceable uniform dress.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The following is the conclusion of out. m« port of yesterday's meeting :— \ -'i.i'u-M Temperance Lbsson Book'.-s-i The Aratapa Committee wrote suggesting thfl use of Dr. Bjchardson's Tempeiance lekedli book in schools.-Ihe Inspector wrote against the recommendation, of the Committee.— The Ciiairman said he did not 'intend tft' move in the matter, and, on the motion 6| Mr Uoldie, it was agreed that consideration be deferred till next meeting. Disqualification. -A letter from -the Newton committee, asking if the removaltt •; a committee-man from, the district dis qualified him from acting on the committee was read. It was decided to reply in the! affirmative. OHA.UPO.—Mr Bell spoke strongly. i» favour of a school being erected at M< Ohaupo racecourse, and it was agreed to adopt the Inspector's recommendation - Resignation or Mb Daegaville.- . The following letter of resignation war read:-" Auckland, Jnnelst, 1883.—Den sir,—As lam about to leave Ancldand f« a few months to attend the ensuing eesiioS < of Parliament, and as, whenl return m» business will take me bo frequently to the North, that I (hall not be able to to present at the weekly meetings of h» Board with anything like regularity, I think it my duty, by retiring now.'to afford tne school committees an. opportuity, pf electing another forthwith ; please therofoie accept my resignation. lam also resigning my leat on the Board of Governors of Sbe Auckland College and Grammar,School1, n that the Board of Education may be repre« acnted there by its own sitting member'm far as peacticable. . Allow me to think the Board for the courtesy and tor bearance invariably shown to me to ing the five or aix years I Iwe had the honour of being a member. I am, &c, J. M. DAKOAVIM.B.-The Chrir man said that in Mr Dargaville they wort losing one of their beet membera-one wk(> had always brought his ability"to Wtfici the questions that came before the Board, ■ and who had always proved/ himself ft valuable colleague.—Mr Luke suggested that Mr Dargaville should be requested b> reconsider bis decision, bat It was pointed out that immediately on a. membor snbmlttiog his resignation bis test im mediately became vacant. — Mr Hobbs said that Mr Dargaville was only carry ing ant a threat made at the kit meeting that if he could not carry bis motion he would resign.—The chairman ' said he was very sorry that he had seen it necessary to resign. He considered that Mr Dargaville was one of thu; attest menu bers.—Mr Luke pointed out that Mr D*n' . • gaville wsa the last of the original members. —Mr Goldie pointed out that as tWi kb a very importaot matterbefora the Gramm*/ j t'ciiool governors, it was very desirable that Mr Dargaville should continue to act, and it was eventually agreed "That this Board express their regret at Mr Dargaville'* 10 ---signatioD, and their recognition of tha ability which he.has always brought to bear on the various matters brought before the- Board, and the Board hopes he will cower* 9 continue to sot as one of the represtn;* ves of the Board of Education at (lie. Auckland Grammar School Boarft"''s'-;- ;t APPLICATIONS. —Various appliatioM were received, and dealt with as follows .— Waiwora — £35 voted for wire fencing. Te Kopuru—JKeferred back for. tutim&te of cost. Te Awamutu—£l2 voted jfcr gym nastic apparatus, RaDgiawti«-r» e«?»t made, fort Albert-Aid to the, teacher towards planting an. orchard wm refused. Tautinga—Recommendatien of' the Inspec tor that the new school be erected on thft existing Bite ordered to he sett _ fc> the committee.—AppHcationrftom Newton West, Mahurangi, flautapny and Kaner. anga deferred for Inspectors' leporC—nß> pairs to teacher*? residence at'MwM.ta granted.—Letter irom a Maiakana house* holder referred to committee.1

In ''Wellington, the Windy," the pro cess of scavenging is most intereiithijr, iM described by a " Times." reporter, tirst a■ p , ,„. man with a broom sweeps up a little heap, of dust, the wind during the process takink.' away a considerable percontage thereof Then a man with a loDg-handled, shovel throws this heap into the air in such a manner that a small portion of it alights in a cart, the rest being taken away by the wind, and carefully spread over the street, into the shops, and about the persons cf wayfarers. Four firemen on the British Queen, for refusing to work, have been sent to prison at Lytteltoß, with bard labour, two for font1, months, and two for two months. It was stated in Court that the expense of delay ing the steamer would be £100 a-day, [ . ■'

Printed ana PabUahed by the Proprietor. HeWBT Brett, of Symonda-street, at hiff OmttSl Printing office, Wyndham-Btreet, In the Pro . vinoe of Auckland, New Zealand. SATURDAY, JfONB SS, 1888 \ •■']■



" "ioNDAY, JUNE! ooldminTng shares. . B. 0. GREENWOOD T_K?ISS<ttSS:'DA-f. New OaLUB?M BeaobrNew Corby. Qaeen ol s"glind. TJorVa". WerahUo, Waitokl. lODwTQueea of Beaniy, and Southern Cross. X, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY. JUNE 5, 1883. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. J), F. BVANS HAS received instructions from Mr. >'. Carapbßl). who It Inavlnn the oolnny. to sell by public auotion, at his L.nd Mart, Queen iuetl on Tuesday. Juno S, at 12 o'olook. ALli THAT VAl.n IIULK ifHKBHOLD PBO PKRTY, oonalatiDKOf OOJIMODIOUa BRICK BtF"'olNlr*SLid roomß. &0.. sas and watar lsid on, siWMed oorner KngTina and Spring streets, off Franklin Road. OOMFORTABLK VERANDAH OOTT*" sltnato at oppo(4tß ooraer to the abovft ooPtatalnir 6 rooms, ac.; almost new, in very good or*w. OOMFORT4BLB NEW COTTAGB of * ""liSii. ate. »lh-to In Springstroet, ad joinlns the above, Tha whole oomprimng a very valuable pro- Sd^'pSSoS? ?_• ta a tofrtatetavMtoaßl lor W carltaUat, and well worthy attention, D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. ENGLISH FURNITURE. i E. & A. ISAACS A RE instructed to sell by auction as toon as landed, XX RANaiTIKM, VROM LONDON. a,400 WORTH OF THE ABOVE. Farther partlenlan in future ißsne,



Anotione. ' I W. 8, COOHBAOTJ !'*«• »AOBB MONDAY, JUNE 4. . ' | SUITE, PICXURES," { HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C THE Snbscribers will sell, by order of the Trustee in the BBtato o£ H. KiigletOD, 'on the Dremlßea.. Angleaea-3treoS, on Monday, 4th June, at 11 o'clock, HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Hnita in Ited Reo. Piotores, Capeta, Cheffonnioro, Tables, Curtaioa. Chaira, Bookß, Vases, Ornaments, Whatnot, Lon Bedsteads, Mattrsises, Mirrors, Washstandß. Toiletware.Venetian B'lno, OUoloth. Mattlnx, Commode, Kitchen Rtm K e (nearly new). Kitchen Utensllß, Toola, &c SAMUEL COCeSaNB & SOH, Anctionecra. Money. MONJBY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SSOURITY. Persons borrowinK £5 receive £IIOs Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowinsr iB6O receive £45 Recayable In WecSly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest secrecy. IfINDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY. High-Btreet (2 doora from Ytilcan Lane). i%/|- UN B V X~O L« « D iVL ON FHBKHOLU SKCOiUTIBB. J. CHADWICK, 'katoi Gum Bkokkk amd Commissioh 1 AGENT, 13, CUBTOMHOUBK-BTREBT, AUOKLAND [ 0 H N Wi H A X D I E, LANI7. COMMISSION, ANB KSI'ATKAGitNT. MONBY LBITT ?HOMIHSOBV NOTKS, HOOBM, FUBNITUBB, &0, Hilin Dteoonnted CaUy. IToitgßges NeuoUatea. HIOH-BTRBKT. AtroitlAS . £1U to £1,000. VIOTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGICNCY, HIGH-aTRKBT. AUCKLAND FOSITK OITY COUNOIIj OFFIOEa). Mooer advanoa from £10 to CIOOO on Personal Security. De is ct Property, Bha»f, &c KesGvmor.tit oan bo made in Instalmßntaot Obb SHiixnra pbb week for eiioh Pound bor rowed, or In ny war to unit borrowers. Oommnntoatlona Confidential. PoW OraiQß ADDHtBB i Box 80. Anolilana. » LARGE SUM OF MONEY to lend P% on Freehold Security at 8 per cent, in sums of «200 and upwardß.-O. AICKIN. Agent. Hlgb-B^roet ________ ihXCHANGE ON NJtW fORK AND JDJ LONDON, in Buma to suit. FOR SALK BT ARNOLD, HINBS. AND CO.. Corner of Coatonvhon— and Fort Btreew. MONEY TO LEND, In large or amal Bollcitors. Volcnui t~»B. * UV&LAHD ,f_ilfllAa_M7 X_ 00-OPBRATIVS BUIX,DINa A»r> IHVKSTMBNT BOOIKTY.



B. TONES. K. 0. OAKB. B. D. TOHKS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. IMPORTANT SALE OF JjpBBEHOLD f^ITY T)KOPEBTY. UnOer lnntruc tlons from tho Trustees under tho Will 01 the late Mr Edward Costley. B. TONES & CO. MAVE been instructed by the Trustees to sou, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, Jane 20, at 12 o'clock noon prompt, THB FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES : tot J.-AUCKLAND CLUB and FOWLBX'S BHOP Is Bhortland-street CUSTOM HOUSE HOTKL and TWO WOOD TENEMENTS, Fort-street, being Allot, ment 5, Section S, City oC Auokland, ICO links to Shoxtland and Fort-streats by a depth of 283 and 279 links, now leased at - a rental ot £208 per annum for 17 rears from lot April, JB7B, lossoo to keep In sured for £2,000, aod to reinstate all bullOlußd If destroy &i by fire. lot, 2-tfIUHKK & CO.'S NSW PREMISES, Queen-street, being Lot 1 ot Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, . 26ft. 4in. by a depth of 92C«. 101a. anil 91ft. lin. and 9in. pnrty-w«il. leased far 10 )'St from 22nd AUBUBt, ISSI, at a rental for first 20 j ears of £15G per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of £208 per ' ...,-, annum, lessee to leave, at expiration of lease, buildings of at least tho value of £2,000. liOt. 8,-BHERA BROS.1 and UNION INSUR ANCE CO.'s PKKMI3KS, part ot Allot ment 7. Of Section 17, Queen-street, 10ft, frontage to Queen-street by 101 ft. to a lane, and 61ft. at rear to other portion of . ~ Allotment 7.leased from Ist October, 1881, for Biz yean, at rental of £260, and from October 1.1887, at rental of £518 to lat of January, 1800, further agreement to lease to Messrs Shoia Bros., at expiration of present lessee's term, for 21 years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. &*%-COLB'i SHOP and CHEMIST'S SHOP adjoining, Queen-street, part of Allot ment 17, Section 11, City, 20ft. to Queen street by a depth of Sift. 101 n,, leased fox 11 years bom April 25,1851, at a renta of £133 per annum, buildings and fli-1 -tores to be delivered up at end ot term and kept Insured for £700. LVOt fc-HULME'S TWO SHOPS and PRK MI9ES. Queen-street, being Allotment Jj "E, Section 32, City, 33ft. to Queen-Btree by a depth of 82ft. 61n., leased for tOyears from May 4.1871. at £130 per annum. lot R,-KABKBOWN"o and OULLKN'S SHOPS and FBBMiaas, Queen-street, Allot ment 8. of seotton 32 Olty, S3ft to Queen street by a depth of 82a Gin,, leased for 40 yearc, from May 4, 1874, at a rental of AISO per annum. tO*7.-BKD LION HOTEL and ELEVEN BUILDINGS adjoining, in Vlotoria. street, Being Allotment 11, ot Section 20, City, 107 ft din. to Victorians treet, and to Harding-street of 174 ft, 71n., leased for 20 years from 20th February. 1880. at a dear yearly rental of £101 per annum, subject to no deductions whatever. lot 8.-LONBBGAN'fI BHOP AND PBBMISES sfljolnlng Kvenihcs STAB Office, Wynd; ham-Bttoot, Allotments 1 and 8, ot Sub' division of Allotment 3, Section 10, City of Auckland, 25ft. 6ln. to Wyndham- Btreet, by Ilsft. and 25ft. 9ln. to a lane adjoining Haymarket leased for 21 yean from 18th Novomber, 1878, at a rental of £31 it, without any deduotlon whatever. LotSb-PLABTEBBD HOUSE, Vlotoria-etreet, containing 11 rooms, with right of way at baeki being part of Allotment 18, Sec - .»te» 25, City Of Auoklaud, 48ft. Sin. to Vlotorla-streeti weekly tenancy. Lot M^-THBBK COTTAGES; Tlotoila-street, containing respectively srooms. 6 rooms, and T rooms; Allotment 9, Seotlon 21, 1 ' City of Auokland, 60ft 91n to ■Viotorta atreet, weekly tenancies. 1^ n.—DOUBLE- HOUSE. Victoria-street, being Allotment 7, Subdivision ot Allot ment 1 and«thera, Seotlon 19, Vlctoria street, 33ft to Victoria-street, and at -tear 33« toDukwtreet, weekly tenancies. Lot M.-TWO-STOBIBD HOUBK AND OOX TAGK, comai of Bobson and Moore streets, beta* tl» portion of Allotment 21 Seotlon 18, City of Auckland, 27ft Ha toHobson-streei weekly tenancies. vMVL GBAFTON ROAD.-Allotment 10, sec "^Xauburbs of Auckland, 7«t On to bya depth of about 252 ft lOin- leased for 30 years; from Ist Janu ary 1883, at a rental of £30 per annum. Lessee hasTbption of purchasing at any time during the lease for £500. liotk PABNBLK-AUotments U, 45. and 46, of subdivision of allotment U, section 1, ■ ■ suburbsoi: Auckland, 68ft to Manukau : Roaa by W2ft to Earl-street; leased for 21 years, from July 19,1880, at a rental of •'4l per annum. pnriher information and copies "JteaßMgg i balMPecte4on sppHcation to Messrs jacKson Ktt^ußse^Mllcters, or the Ancuoneers. Terms Easy. B, IOIIKS & 0 0,, Auctioneers.



tWTJOB I-W7, QOBHW-fIISBWK. LOAKtj granted upon approved oeoErli<*« a freehold or Leasehoia Propeitie* In »nnu ci SOU to £0,000 principal and Interest being re payable In inatalmenM at the followtaii R» duoud tUTBS for tapsynjent of e»oh Ml* borrowed i— Bapaym^x^aj^^o^a^. - ——^ g t, a, lye&r - .100 IOiSO irean Z - 1 al6 108 « I iyean _ _ H"!''im iS i BrauK _ - 8 • mil i • lOygaS - II IBMI • And n She same proportion for smaller . or larger loans, BKPOBII'S.-The Society recolTM Mono)'« DaDoei* «t ratoa as follow* :-Rapayable at 7 daysnotloe. 6 ocr oent. per annum; repayable in six months, a per «»YoHN SSaBBj Sccratt.T. ONEY TO LEND, oa Keal Jtstate, in sums of *60 and upwardH, at the cur rent rates ot Interest— Apply Wm. S. Coohrane. 3J,' N. Z.i Insurance Buildings, or arunnol Coohrana and Bon. Fort-etreet. MONEY TU IiEND on Mortgage at First-clags Freehold Seourlriea. WM. COLBMAN. SoUoltor. Corner of Qnwn and ahortland-gtreete. JP\(\ Artft TO LfcWD oaFKEEBOLD 3JL\J,\J\J\J SKCOBTTY.-Apply WINGATK, BUENS, & CO., Fortratreat. ONEY TO LetSN'D. in iargt- and small AppiyT Btoti?arot», APV* SoUoitor, High-street. MONJB.iT 10 LEND, at a moderate "teOrtol^g^^EUßSELL. ioltora Fort-atreet IJSDUBXKIAL AMD fKOVIUENT ', AUCKLAND (COBNiat OF VUMAN LANB AND QUKKN-BTBEET). INVESTMBNT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily OM.Tjlng full rate of Interest and Profit. ~ . ■ PAID-UP SHAKES of £20 each, carr;fing 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par noipatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. 1 terest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per contj and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per o nt per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold fend Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par Uculara required may be obtained at the Society's offices. GEOKGK FRASKR, Manager. Ironxnonaarv.



vyrINGATE» TJURNS, & rioMPY. GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Temporary premises—Fort-st., Auckland. Builders' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage Builders' ditto " .Carpenters' Tools, ■ American Hardware Faints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Register Stoves. , . LOW PRICKS. c INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. 1 Oonntry Orders execrated wltS oare and promp titude. . £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. f rtHB KIVEKSDALE MAHUFACTUK- X mo go. (Limitkd) lAKKKRB. UUKKIKRS, 'FKLLMONOKHS IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FOREIGN LKATHBBS. BRINDKRT, BHOK MBROBRY. TOOLS AND ALL TBK REQUISITES OF TDK BOOT AND SHOK TRADES. Tbe R.M. Col (Limited) b&vo now on head and to arrive, a splendid assortment, and first rate valne In Colonial BbK Kip, Oalf, Split Brown and Blade Harness Leathern, &&, &O ALSO, First-rate value in French and Knglhh Calf Calf Eld, Potent Call1, Amenoan Buff Built. Hnamcl, Kaßt India Kip, &a, fee. Maohlne Siifcs, Machine Threads, Qrindem Tools, and Shoo / Mercery ot all descrip tions, CASH BOTTOiOT^g^m, WOOL. TmPSS?^HAMWMr. decretory, raiHAMKS CAKKIAGJS AMD DRAY 1 FACTORY, JAMBS MaCKIB, Psopeiktoe, ViOTOEiA-sT, East, Auckland. Ropalrs ol every description in Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notice. Sprlnn» ma.de and repaired. Always on Hand—A. large quantity of Lamps, also lronbark Hhaf ta ana bpofees, Red Hum Fel lot*, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B,—;. juiitry oidera ponotnallr attended to,



'""'■■"--"jijUKHAM yAKDB. -wnnß BALE, at the Durham Yards, If BIDBS, TALIiOW, WOOL, ana.BKINS. & HOLAN.



Tea Merchants. "■■■ '■: Unapproaehed in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOKERT IsTEAIj. 'TTtaoy not bo universally known that without Advertising* Ticketing, or Pnfilng, ROBERT I NEAL has obtained in a few years the Labokst Retail Salhs of Teas in the Province of Auoklona. This fact is unmistakoablo proof of the PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English and Colonial cxpCTicnco in the trado and by careful selection of the best of tho vnrious growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL ifl able to give hl3 Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. | The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 1S "?T^s »«.': mi . —il 1' tf TP A O 4f\ -i ls tho Dest Imported this Season. The Blend of Tea at 2s. lOd. A Treat ThotSomuoß -JAWxgt-ot tlip Tbab sold by Robkut Neai aro ao, polfccvldent to *oao jfho'liaVO tried tlionif that'no seioatiflo analysis is neoessiiry to proclaim their Genuino Purity and' Excellence. Theatre Royalvßuildings^Queeri .and Victoria Streets) Auckland.



1 >$ i__ S__ lO^w' I^3 MOATE &Co. DRINK OUR Pijle Bleitpbp Tea _ " _? _ It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strengfh. PRICES. 2/-, 2k 2/B*' 3/-, 3/4, 4/-S. 1-lb. and J-Ih. Packets. HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. "PRESS." " iftY Kelson Is a Professional Tea Taster and Blonder." AWARDED COLD& SILVER MEDALS. |fSLSOIST, gOATE & (JOl TEA MERGMT3, CHSESTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ACENTS-EVERYWHERE. Nelson, Mo ate s Co.'t CELEBRATED CHALLENGE -. ■■■ |"TTTHpI /V ■ QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next tJie New Zealand Clot_i_g Factory.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, Victoria.-strbkt. Fridk. V/hitimmad. while beinß desirous ot keeping Ma name constantly befoia the public an a Teaman ot fairly trustworthy experience, tskoa this opportnnlty ot thankina his numerous Customers—many ot whom ho has not Been— And presents them his continued assurance that all classes purchasing his Teas, be they high or low priced, will oontinno to rooelvo as hereto fore the same faithful and Impartial treatment, I vend no slaughter or victimising lines, bat every lino advertised will be found having itu true oonntorparl In the Tea tondoroJ 10 pur chaser—whothcr to child, adult, or by letter, GKNUINK TKA does ea a rale obtain—both ram OhinnJ and India; theRBVBBBBIa the ex oeptlon, not the rnle. .-\ vahoh is .vj eh novklty than Uonuino Tea In a cobbkotly drk.wkd and profkblt BicnvitD Uuu of Toa. My atm for ths yeara I have been before tho Anokland public hss been to publish what Good Toa con sists of. bo tnat the consumer might bo my juflßo. Those who would that Ignoranot) tli.iulii prevail oontider a man foolish for hlei paiuß, but I bavn boon more thiin rompoiifliuod by tho 1 OOLDKK OPIVION6 Of llUndllOß Ot potllllO for ' hundrodo of miles round Auoklaud. and, u» In timated, many of my customers I h&vo r,ot seen, I can rendlly admit the doßhability of giving Gold Moda's to I>a Growers for pro ducing Tea ot rare excellence, patns ard ex ,'pense oolng Incurredi:i lvi production, but unno ; of this belongs to tha Paoset TuxiiiS Many ; can, bat few do, constantly givo Rood value for monoy. I suspoot that Medals for Packet i'eaa, if put to the tes! through the Colaoles, vonld tnrn out muoh like ths London Hikers whet Dr. liOtlioby was about to report on br»ad befoi* a Committee ot the House of Commons. Manr wanted their particular brand reported on, bat the wily dootor said, "Ob, yen, pro vided you pay £50 10 any o'narlt»bl» institution I name It at any f nturo Tims I find yon celling an Inferior aritout." Judge bin astonlshoisnc when ONLY TWO in ull i^onden w>uUi abide by the test. Mow, I distinctly uiilrnt that if any committee of any local exhibition in New Zea land, or •lßewhere, have Riven Gold Medals for Paoket Teas, without distinctly oonneotlnst tho grower therewith, they were f.slrly caught nap ping. Suppose Duimi year India and China 'Jens are a mlserabla failure, what is tho medal worth for that year, a> from the l'uckot 'j i.tv man to the Consumer, TEA FRIOB OURRBST* " VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A. combination of some of the finest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured 7eas imported. My aim with tfcla Toa la to have something fl; for anyone's tabloonanyoooaalorj. I'RICK, Ss. PBK POUND. "FAMILY MIXTUKE," A most economic high class Family Tea, bath the India and China bolr.j. seleotei with great care no as to seoure first-crop Tea from tho boat-known growths, well manipulated leaf, rice in th« nu;i, anil thoroughlr and Rounrtl; cured. PR(Oic. S3. 6n: • PBR POUND. "TEA EXTRAOKDINABY." This Tea has Bttalned a popularity and wide circulation, which is only compatable with oloso stody and attention to the tastes of a large class ot the general com rnunltj. PHICK, 2s. t Kit POUND. BP£iHNDia " DARJEELING-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," goaiuntekd a hle'd op it/bp mdii a»d China Teas. PBIOE, Is, Bd. P.'CK POUND. In the Cup this 'iVn is a marvel of cheapnoce. ' GUA.UANTKKD Pi'RK OHOICK MBaT OK»P B pOKBN LSA? "PANYONG CO-GOU." Price, Is. C i. por Ib. "PURE CHINA TEA SIFTING 3," With capital body and flavour. lldtperpouna. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from Is. 6d. per pound. FEEDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA'STREKT, AUCKLAND.



1 Land »nd Estate Asrenta F. J. MOSS. (Wt r, 0 BUIiIVAN ]?• >J. Moss & Co,, HOUSB. liAND, AN BBTATB AGKNTB. aUOBTLAHD-STKBint, Intending Bnyers are respectfully invited to Inspect our list of Properties. "V Money to Lend at Current Rates ot Interest. nHAB, U/ 1 IiiiIAMSUN house, land. and financial agent , Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Bankets i—national Bank ol Mew Zealand, KEMXB and iH TKRHST OoUects&. UONBT Invested for Oapltallati on flnt-oUuB ■eourlUea. without Cbabsb. Biz vox o»i allowed on dopoelta untu invested, jeORTGAGBB and LOANS NesotUtM. BnARKH Bonghl or Bold to ordes. ■STATUS Managed tor Absentee* ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Howies BnUi oa the Weekly Payment System. BUILDINQ AIiEiOTMBNTS 2TOK OUUS Aimvooii- , .. . Bootland-etrert, 00/ West-street,W/ InkernwnHrtreeti HI Hepbnm-nreet, 80/ Bond-atreet, U/ Llgar Place, XI Ajßyle-Btreet, 16a Richmond Road, £3 Beresford-ttreet, XI Oook-atreek filO Perolval Parade, HI Parnell, 459 Reclamation, fid DonqueHi Pisco, £5 BowfHnreet, 80/ Valley Road, 16a Haokett-etreet. 15/ WllUam street, 80s Nortkcoto, 10s And in Tsdoofl otter itreett at low raws, £fii\nCt TO txRND, in rjums ot £10 and np »4UyU wardß.onstocdaooMttleß. NEWTON.-Now five-roomed Honso to* Bait, with tank, well, &c Easy terms. DUBLIN-BTRIBT.-N6W. and Well-finiohod Houte for. Bale, with workshop. wa»h houae, ooslhoußC. &c, rbb, &0 Abaig»in, . no AUKK.-i of 7irstclai>s Land (or fa!e, with *'*' water frontage, on easy totm*. . PAItNIS Mi—Kreuhold AUDtmeut for Sale, SCO feet deep, 1b a choice locality; sonny aepret and Bheitcred from cold wlnda, i;rioo only £70. Bmsll nepotic . ■ ■ 1 A8 6D WEEKLY.—House lor Bale, nt Mount xv Eden, with large garden; on deferred pay ments. '. HJCfBUBN STRKKT—New Honw fur r"« )e with verandah and bow window. View of barbonr. Price, &260. T R X L A N D-8 T.tt X X T-New Foar-roomod A Hoaee for Sale; good view ol barboor. Kasy teroox can be arranßed. 4?oYKAßliY—Allotment to ba leased for S3 *jO jreara in Nnlson-atreet, Money lent to budd with if desired : pltiasaot view SUBURBAN HiiTKL tor Bale, abont 7 miles from Anokland, on main tboronghtare, with several acres ot land adjoining. Chance tor brewer or capitalist. mwo BRICK SHOPS for Sale in the Centre X of the utty. Quito New. Excellent poal tion for business. PARNHIiL-Six-roomed Honao (new) for Sale in Kntland-atreet; pleasant view of har bonr. Price, £335. Kasy terms ot payment, WaiiLINGTON'STWKKt —Broomed Bonse for Sale,' with 2 large allotments, front garden. Price &S& , _• TfrOßTHOOTK—Allotments: two fine Corner li Allotments for Sale, five mlnntes walk from l»t wharf. fiSOeaoh. HOU3K at Mount Eden with abont two acres groond, having a main frontage of 417 1 t.j orchard, garden, cow-shed, pigsty, fowl'homo, etc. Price, *675. Kasy terms. PONSONBY Five-roomed House for Sale In Glarenoe-street; weU finished; good garden. Prloe £300. TjjtMILTON (Walkaio)-Honao and acre of ri ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank ot New Zealand, for £95. Lot 321. %\T AIKIEKIE-Klghty Aores at WalWekie TV for 6M. Splnndid ohance for working man. IurORTHOOTU — Seven-roomed House, out- X\ -bnlldlngjt, arc, and 30 aores of Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour. Alsoi New 7-roomed House and noarly fiaores. T\EVONPORT, Lake Road—Several very U ehoioe Villa Bites for Bale, having ro*6 and aea trontagea, and posseesinK ihe finest landscape views to V« foard around Anokland. I e OKfi—•» NICK INBW COft'AUX in New ; Xtl>»\> ion '{or Bale, wilh largfl Bh«jtl. ■Oint ment 10 x 1001 very oneao. WAITKMATARIVKK FROHTAGB.~Land tcx Sale at £1 per acrei in largo or small bloats. Easy terms. .finAc—HOUSS tor Sole In WUllam-itreet. 3B«O O BM( st. James's Chnrch. Also, Very Comfortable Bevan-roomed House, bath-room, Sco,, prloe £450. irnPijOM—Gentleman's VUia Residenos, eeven JCji rooms, oo&oh-huuBO, BtabUng, fco, £1000. RKMUKH A-ifl aores, for Sate i excellent soil and splendid view . ' BRIGHTON KOAD, ParneU - Btat-woms4 Bonsefor Sue, ohotmentMzUOi water Bte-roomed House and for sale i twoallotmentai two erontaj^reasytenna. -K., fc^_M< 1 o . — iiaKMH slso For Sale at Waikonuu, xaaal, North' Shore, Papaknra, Sse. 2so, sea 3tS am Zealot* Bereia and WttmNma. CHA S. \vTI7L I.A MS Os, ESTATE AGENT, VUMAN LANK.



Lime &c Gr R o v n d Lime, GROUND iAMfc. FOR SALK, SOUTHGATE'S MAHUEANGI HYDUAULI GKOUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Collars, etc <next to atone flngfrine la un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities); For tanks and othor wot work 1 Is n first-class materla B, KEANE, SOLE AfIKNT, CUSTOM-ITOUSK-STRKKT. HYDRAULIC LIME AUCKLANttN-Z. Kono ia Genuine without tha Trado Mark. \i, E WERK THJE FIHST IN THE ,V* COLONIES to grind lIYDHAULIO LIME, and to mako any systcmatio attempt to iutroduco Concreto Work with it. Before dolnu bo. wo Batlßllofl oursolv-OR that the Limo was suitable. Wo know that Lirao o£ v very diffor cnt character existed in thn district, i\nd that it wo did not adopt a Trado Mark to distinguish it from others, it would be known hy tho general name of MahunuiKl Ijimo; and that it any of the rioh or non-llyrtrniilio Mmo of the dlatriot wero usod whoro a Hydroulio Limo only \vo:ild answer, that oura wonld aha;o in the gonoral condumnatlon. Tho result ban juatillncl our anticipations, for tho popular cry 13-" All Mahuranpci Limca aro alike.'1 Mlaht as well say all fish aro whales. Wo shall bo glad to show anyone who may faronr our Works with a visit our reasons for maklnft tho above stato mont, » OUK PRICES abb the Same as Before, but the articlo is worth 25 per cent, moro than it was six months ago, because it Is roally wqll ground and uniform, which means that it will cover more surface, and that less Limo is ro-. quired to give as good results. The fullest information glvon to parties using tho Lime. qu EE n-STREET. May 8,1883. TAKTS NOTICE—That notwithstanding all that la Bald in favour of other Mahu rangi Limes, the Btaady but increasing demand from all parts ot Anoklsnd and Province, South and Australia, Is a sufficient guarantee asi to the gonninees of POLHAM. B^NN^TyNK.ANIJ OO.'fl HYDBAVJLIO JL.IMK. »or Walls. Floors and G irden Paths U Cannot bb Rubbed Oct. —For circulars nnd f nrthfr information apply at Auckland Branch. Oustom-hoUBB-ft.root wett; Hotels. CHAKLEMONT HOTEL, ooßintß o* QUBBN WAKKFIKI.B. AND RUTLAND SfKBIiTS. , Superior Aooommodatlon for Families and Commercial 'X'ravollprs. PKIVATJS SUXTKB. Alcook'd Boat Billiard Tables. NIGHT PORTBB. HARKY BEKKETT, PROPRIETOR, Late Provldore New Zealand and Union Com pany'a bteamern, LUKOHEOH DAir.Y, FROM 12 TILL 2, LIVES REGULATING. AICKIN'S POJJOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A. are now known from Invorcargill to Mon gonui as ono of the most effective roraodiee for •' SLUGGISH LIVER "Torpid Digontivo Func tion, Biliousness, Chronio Constipation, Flatu lency, &o. They are a safe aperient, and CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER Sold in Boxes at Is., and Bottles at Is, Od. and 23. M. (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY. QUEEN-STHKBT.



Ingnrance. , I /■^OVEKHMENT LIFE INbUKANCE, Hkad Offio PROVINCIAL BUILDINO', Wellington THK OHtY NBW ZKAiuVND LIFB OFFICE, OOTERNMKNT HKOURITY. MUTUAL INSURANCE. LOWEST PREMIUMS. The Onlinary Brench OlTera an Insurance of £1200 at tho premium charged elsowhore for . • £1000, equivalent to • An Immkdiatk Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. POHCIHS ISSUKD FROM £5 UPWARDS, WIT" tar PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. TO premiums payable wkkkly, For which a Collector will call. SPKCIAL TABLKS FOR CHILDREN. Poliolcs of fi2o and Upwards, after Three years, cun bo surrendered for Caah, or for a FrooPolioy. Liberal Regulations. i NOTB.—The Government not only brings In- I Buranco within tho rouoh of. nearly every man woman, and child in the community, hut pro viies tho description of policy and mode of pay mtipt beet suited to the requirements of each. V M. LUCKDI_COMMISBIONBB •DEPUOTJO M IN FIBK KATBB. HKW ZEALAND INBURANOK (X)MPANY. CAPITAL ...,ON« MIMJOK aTKRUNO' WiVM HXBJai taken on the nx»t tIBBHAL TUBU.. KOMPT S3CTTLBMKNTS. ONCOUKTKO SKOCRITT. GEOf P. PIKRCB, .' ' . Manager. Wa\glng Machines BY HPKOIiX rfMjfflVKfca AFPOIWTMKNT KHTA 35 h <:: X >:, 1) 187(1. BUY / C ONLY THE /\. CKLKBRATBD / *> / V / MACniNKB. Tho Kaslest, Simplest, Best Mode, and JJost Durable. Tho only Sewing Machino whloh has novor been beaton in competition, SOLB AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND I SKAKKSPEAR & CO., Quoen-Btreet, Opposite tho Market W. CS D * ° '" KSti 3D.WJSQ MAOEiNE IMFOtt'fSK, Biß JCBX BKUKiTiCD *..i:^,,-,--.', c'hlpuiant ol fcio GnallenKa Mnotal'ja , »ha WorW- X'HB WEITK 00,'fi SBWIKa MAOHmB "Ska Mu»t Bilsnt The OheapAgt 'fhs i&v.ai liapld The Hlahest Axtu Thn Most Hlmple The Lareest TaDlt ■The Most Kwy to Wm*: The Beni CoYor Tho -Vosti Durabla Tho Simplest Bhnttlo The Mort Kletnßt Kto Hevtert cntoH



VSXA.VLS, fcUCHnS23 kQB\ £S lih, l.ar! BSS3 SB*«i'a J'k^ol_- *.-, &TK2 MADE. ?riM ${ EiJUt) KUOHEBW, £t !Osr, AUO, «r-!Ua»>Mn»« j Fro*- stnl 3.6 ffltf, 'A pi ihoiiti . • *>~.iwd Otovor ivnd il»*ji ;. ; ,>6at£> Ai«(J ram 3b, :o, pss Wsss i 2s. hd, m Wnxsi ALL KAOOIWBB CnAIIAKTEEr., y !us><t Machine* esn be baa of uur Agents l- K. McLwinandCo., Pioneer Store, Whaogaro I I Tltoroes Wells, Cambridgo i William StGTens on OnohunKai K. W&yto, Hamilton | Parnell ani dorian, Glsborns t B"oiujan and Oo» Taurus* ftnd at other plncea mHS (MBBAI n»POT, *" QUKKN-BTRKBT. SINGKKS BsWING MaOHINBB. Hiasetja MaeMnu Blcuceri O«o1b!»b Machine* Sinner's Doololvti UaoblnM Blneer'B Dooialvs Maohlnn Blnnot's uoolalve Moohlnea Hlnccj'- Doolßtve Maohlneo fi!u^?'n Decisive Msohlnai b'.naor'ii ■■•wlrtvo Uaohlne* Sintter't) Dqolblto Mnohtnes bin««'B anil Maohlnee WoKer'n OrorwhoUniO!,' Mnohloea Blns'f^s Orarvrhelmlnst Mwihlnea Slngu.'fi Ororwhelailng Mnohtnt« SlnKOi"!! OTorwheilmlna MaohJne« iUnKt'i'-i uvurwholmina Maahinai f!?;i,iur'9 Ofovwhalmlna .Vaohluna BlnSsrt ' OvnrwhMmlue Maohlnaa !.Uiis,f ■■■'') Ovorwholmlnfi MaohlnM t- .i-.aur'fl Vtotonr (or ih« Singet Maohlnes BlDftor'B Victory Machine* Sinner's Victory Maohlnea Blnger*" Victory Mwhlnoa SUwer'B Vlotory MMhlnw Slnstßr'a Victory Machine* SlQßer'e Vlotory Maohinoo Hinttcrt Viotory Maohlne* Singer b Vlotory MmWiw Hlnßort Victory MftonlnM SlnKor'ii Victory Machines BloKefsAt Chrlatohuroh Kxhlbltlon Maohlnea Matter b The eutget Machine! Blnner'B The finger. Machine* Blnuet'e The binget Maohlnei BlnKer-n The Singer Maohl&ea Singer a Tho Singer Maohlne* Bir.K«rn The Singer Moohlnos BJauer b Theßlnger. Maohlnea Binner-s Two Goifl JViefis!* Maohlne* StaßerV I'ko Sold M?(J«la Maohlnef Bimrsrt T^o Oold Modala Machlnet tiicsort two Gold Medalg Maohlnns f;iu.(tT'« Two Gold Monai« Machines tingcr^ Tvsro Gold Me<s«l« Machine Blbow'i I'wo Gold Medalß Maohtnee tiinKCi'i >'flbtiDß •tiKJompotltOM Maohlnea flioewn Beiiting »ilt Machine* {iiuser'B iiewitii fill Mnohines SioKerV awirffißall >Wnohlr««« Blokw'i: ;s»«tlia(j ail Maohlnw BlrsffT'" Saattng sll Waohtoas H'ri/n'- • Competitor! Maohtoe* Bliwer's Oump«tltor* MMbiifw Sorart OompoUtOH Mauhiuciii BinKt>'<' Gotnpetltorf ."tlcchtnsfl Blntf*!'I.' BoAtlrs; all Oompeiltlon. Maoblnea Bldkbi'b Alwnyß Rolt«b!p HwWiw' . Blugsrt. Always failablo Mtnhlnw* blnK*~'s Always Kollubiu iiiMlUiioa Hl;it,<T'i> T...: iHvune Is M&ohlne* BlnnWH ') ho 31n««r 1b Maohtnea Blsi«;r?rp i? TIIO -Jin;;, r Is Mhohmog BlnKfufj Tho Simplest »na Bent Machines BfnKci''i Tbe Simplest and Bens Maohlne* Blmtor'j The BlmplCßt and Beat Machines Blns:c>";< Always) Kellablo Maohlnee Blßßert Aiwa! b Kellabla Maohlne* BlnKer'o Alwaya RoUablo Maohlne* Blnner '6 me SJiiffor 10 Maohinea HlnKofu The tJlnnor to Maohlnee Blnßßrt) Thfl aintrer Is Machine* Btngor*!) Xho Sinsor Is Machine* Hlnnoi'B linn Singer la Maohlnos Blngort Tho Stngor Is Machine* BteßturV 'Xbo Singer 10 Msohtoes ginser'r Tbo Singer 1* Machine* Hinßer'B Tho Singer is Machines Blnßert- Tho linger Is Uniqnailed Machines Blnger'n Dneqnßiiwi Maohlne* Blnßor-i- UneqnnUod K"o^! 116" Blngor't Unnqoaltal ■ Maohtae* Slngort Uneqoalled ■ Maohlnes Slngor'u Unsaoallell Maohlne* Binßor'B Uneqnallea Maohlne* Blu«er'B Unequalled Machines Singer's 'Unequalled Maohlne* Mnxor'a Uneanolled Maohlnet fclnßer"a Oneauaded Maohlae* Hlnger1 * Uneqnalloa In the World. Maohlnes Blnger'B Largest Sale Maohlnee Hlngor'R ijamestSuli) Maohlros Blngor'o Jjargeat Sale Machines KingerV L»r«oatSnle Maohinoe Blnger'B largest Sale Wachloeß 1 Singer's Ijftrgont Bale Maobloes Singer's hftivust Hue Vlaolilnea Singert liKigsst «als Maohlnes Hlngort Largtsi Mala Maohlne*' BhiKi'i'i JUrßvstUaln Machines HiuKiirV, in tie World. Machines Slhkm'b 2a 64 war Weoi Maohmea Sin or'c 2a 6d per Woeis Maohlnea ainser'a 2b 6d per v» t»i. Maohlnea <• Insert Su fit) per W«ii Maohlnes I- lnßerV 2s 6d pot Weoit Maohlnes S'nKor'f ' 2a fid par Woefc Machines BluKor7! 2s Od ocr Weok Maoblnes Hlnuori- 2a 6d per Week Maohlnos Sinscr't 2b 6d per Week Maohlnes Blugnr'e ' ■—-' Machines Singer". ' BEiWOH Maobines BUget'e Maoblnea Singer's 261, Queen-ntroaS Maohlnes Mnrort Ul.Queen-strest Maohlnea Blaset't Sill- Qneen-atreet Maohlnes uinKor'i tni. Qncen-Btreei Maohlnea Ufm;or t 261. Qneon-atrset Maablnea cilnuor'e SGI. Qneen-street Uaohlnea SioKor'i' 801. QoeenHrtreat .Yfaohlnes 1 Binuet't 261, Quoon-Btreel Machines Singer's Anoklsnfl Maohlnea BlEger's Anoklond Maohlnes Hlncor'B Auckland Maohlnea Singer's Anokland Maohlnea Blnger'e Auckland Machines Slnßer'n AnoklanS Maohlnes Singoi'u AnckianC. Maohlnea Blnger'B . : Manhlnea SINGER'S tU WING MACHINES,



Ironmongery. • . Jr^'L-IJrGJLJtLjJrC oC UU. 3 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL , . , IROINMONGEKS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH ANDjAMERICAN PLATEDWARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Sleotro-plate and Niokle Spoons ana Foikp, Bilvnrr'iatea nesswt and fish Knives and Fores, In , Irory and Pearl Handles, In Hots or Ospo'i Sliver Plated on Best Nioulo, Entree uiahes In Bets. Fish Siloes and Carvern, Napkin Htn«B, Stoak Dlsbae. Cruet Frames, Liqueur Frames, ffimbos»ea and Kngruvod 'I'rava, Tea and Cuffee Sorvloes, Cake and Card Baskets, Vino -^olßiors, Nntoracfcs, Celery Btaods, sugars and Creams, Turt Sorvtrs, Hsi-cline Hoxop, Botile Holderß, Sugar Sifters, Frnlt Spooaa. Salad Knifes and Forks. Bridescako Knives, Jelly Spoons and i.»F'hes, Chiid ron'a Cups and Sots.



WHITE WIRE GOODS. Bine» we Introduced theeo Goods, they have come Into General Uso. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. FUOM THB JrfBST MAKERS. |f|| I Jy*t P. WARRANTED. " _^;-. 1



Hammer*,Chliels. Gouges. Draw Knivoj, Clyburn Sp»nnerß, SorowAngers. OoaohWrenoheß, aawum ji . Knlv S, smooth Grooving, Trylnu, J.ok, B«a>l, 'kew Kabate Planes. Iron Planes. Plow Planeß, Nlokel-pUtod Bit Braoes. Patent Hatchet Braces and Breast Uriilß, English and Amerloan Hami caws. Doxwood Knleo. Compaeses, and ■ Callipers, •vc, &o. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. iljarauuo^ wlth V | C o oomutnert sWaio Mlook*. Hearth Backs, Water Tujre Irons. Turning Lathes for Iron Btid Wood, StocltK nnrt Diea. Machines for iiolffl unil l'ipos iTlllling . . Alaoliiteb-. So.



COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. OUR LAKGE S TOOK OF STOVES COMPRISE— O H Smith ana Wellntood'*. Wntson, Gow and Co.'». . Amorioin Cooking Stoves, with la'est improve ments, for Coal or Wood. K. P. & Co.'s Self-setting Cottage Kanuon with .oven and boiler; Ranges with 2ovens and boiler, sultab'e for large families and hotels. M AKBf.K MANTELPIBOHB In Carved Statnary. White Vein, &«;... i BNAMBLIiKD BL 4.TK Ditto, in Blaok and Gold, and Other Now Stjle». SSw ÜBBIGN9 in Tile Hearths, Tllea tor Bhops, Bathß, Furniture, fee fto. STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Just Landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE EPOS1., comprising .1 Phosphur BronitDS. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR OIL, CANDLE,1 AND KEROSENE. Tabular Lanterns, Harraoane iiintenis, Farm Lnnteros, Biubte Lanterns, Faokoi Lanto.'-iu, XiuU's oyo Lanterns, Tnbalar Lanterrs can be filled, lighted, and regulate! without removing the globe, lEL POET'JEE &■ CO. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HIGH-STRKBT, i QTTEEN-STREET, ' AUCKLAND. BRANCH STOKE : . HBWMABKBT. ALL ORDERS DEHVEBED~W^TOWIH AND SUBURBS,



Medical. ) Jjf EKV 0U S JD_ EBILITY.j i v KRy i| i i - ■ . I "^^^P^^^—., "T^??9Kw(s X"*^ATME NT-=ssjSjCj \ Dr. 3. O. West's Nkrvk and Brain Trkatl I mknt, a guaranteed Speelflo (or HysteriaM Dizziness, Co avulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia ) Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefalness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in insanity and leading; to misery, decay, and .death, Premstture Old Age caused by over-exer tion of the tirain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Kacli box contains one month's treat ment. 59 a box, or six boxes for 25a, Bent by mail prepaid on receipt of price, WE G UARANTEK SIX BOXES To euro any i;aso. With each order received by I us for six boj:ea, accompanied with 255, we will I vend the purchaser our written guarantee to re i fund tho money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SON?,. Chemists, Queen-street, Auckland. JH EqREATJMIRICAN N|ED!CI?ES PrTcl HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc.



t^TEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHIiKGM. Composed of the purest articles. These Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore the most delicate can take them ■with perfect confidence. Their beneficial oflfeot is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by the most eminent physicians. (In übo nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. . ( July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Yonr Lozenges are excellent, and the beneficial effect most reliable, I Btrongly recom mend thorn in cases of Cough and Asthma. You are at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. BUINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A., L.M. Indian Modical Service. Mr. T. Eiutino, Doar Sir,— Having tried your Lozenges in India. I havo much pleasure in testifying to their beneficial effects in cases of Incipient Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I have i proscribed them largely, with the best results. \y. s. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges are Bold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, eaoh having tlio words "Keating's Cough Lozenges engraven on tho Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, both In ap pearanco and taste, furnishing a most agreeable 1 mothod of administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safo and mild preparation, and Is especi ally adapted for Children. SOLD in Tins by am. Chemists. Propriotor-THOMAS KEETING. London, Exnort Chemist and Druggist. NEVER FAILS. Insect Lifo is destroyed by tha PERSIAN INSECTICIDE (Pyrethrium Roseum), guaranteed to be the best procur able in the London market. For the effectual riddance ot Fleas, Mosqnl toes, and all other insect pests, try AICKIN'S INSECTICIDE. Sold in tins at la Jjd each. TEE BAKING POWDER par excdldnc IB AICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER. " Tho Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material Only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins at Is 6d and 2a Cd. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— " THE PHARMACY, QnBKN-STBKET. Oonveyancea. WJ. KELLY'S data G. Codlin'i C COACH Leaves pnehunga— Leaves Auckland— 8.80 fern. 12 rdon 2.80 Ism. ISO p.m. . Saturday night— > Batnrdajr nlßht— 6.300'0100k 11 o'clock BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at the Exchange Hotel Btablss, Prlnoe»etreet. Onahnngs, , W. KBLLY. Proprietor. : a OLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leavo Onehunga i Leave Auckland i - 8.0 a.m. 9.45 a.m. S 9.0 a.m. 11.0 a.m. 9> h 0.10 a.m. 1.0 p.m. g I? 10.30 a.m. ' 2.0 p.m. q mfs 12.13 p.m. 4.0 p.m. c SSS 1.30 p.m. 50 p.m, pSM Kd 4.0 p.m. (1.0 p.m. rts 'P 5.30 p.m. 7.0 p.m. b, S Sundays: h H 11.30 a.m. 1.15 p.m. a w 1,0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. NoTo'clook 'Bus on Monday and Saturday nights; 11 p.m. on Mondays and Satardaya. rp I M E TABLE. Kainhkidgk's 'BUBSS3.



From Union Bank—7 minutes part the bout. and 23 m<nntea to the hour. From The Three Lamps—so minutes t j the hour, and every honr. Night Trips from Town—i-p&st 8, J-BBrt 10» and J-pupt 11. From Union Bank to Shklm Beach —20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes vast 2, 20 minutes past 5, 7 mtnnws past 8, and 33 minutes to 8. From iiiuLLY Bkaoh— km n.in.. i to U. Jto 5 tto9, rg-ELEGKAPH LINK OF COACftES. LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLKS, klrkwood and lakh street, cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CAKTER, Proprietor. W. K. C. begs to return his stneoro thanks to bis numerous friends and the public generally tor tho liberal support he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to moot tho requirements of thia rapidly advancing district, ho Is at present BUILDING LARGK ADDITIONS tO his PREMISES, which, when completed, will make them second to nono In the North Island. Touriata for the Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horses ttnd Buggies on the shortest notice: also, experienced guides and oai-oful drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses alwayß on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge. Deoembcr 22.1883. , O OVAL MAIL LINK OF COACHES. ALTBEATIOIToiFTHaBi-TABLir. Tho Koyal Mall Coach (earryinepassengers) will on and after Ist January. 1883, and. until further notice, run to the following Time .table:— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train tram Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, ■; l. a m, Booking OroiCES i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West • Coleman'g Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises. Elik : wood and Lako-6tre3te, Cambridge. W. K. CAKTEK, j Proprietor, I Cambridge, December ,1883 j