FIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRA TION.

THE following are the report and? to_2* " sheets of the delegates S^iSf? the Eight Hours Demonstration •-° «* * REPORT OF DELEGATES Atfb 'bA__v_-„. SHEET. "***s• "Fellow "Workmen,— ..... "In presenting to yon the hil__._ __ :o««mr ß .oond__iWJglUhXß£^^ tion, your delegatesha* eto reporffift"s matloo. Not only was the ■♦~_.._*' larger than has SwT *w Domain, but while cur, income o f la «t >' was £134 Gs, this year it was £_ w n' y n eJ« our expenditure d^t^JSfcffl 9d; this year, £193 2s 7d; and ZSu * of last year £11 0. 3d? %*__<*>< £62 17s 7d. They have still J WV gret ihe absence of delegates «"" 1 certain sections of labour, the £__«_rT" which is not very clear. It W_u"£ M I raembered that the delegates itt thebu_i' { report suggested the revival of the TW*' and Labour Council. This 3__KfisH acne. Your delegates would'■ Zg • the necessity of it being revived 3 e that all cla-.se, of labour not nowlgS in trade societies could there be rco *Z «. _ and work together tor mutual suddmS advice. They would suggest that &£$ '•_ gates now acting on this committ.. ii' allowed to remain in office as dill i to the council .'or, say, three months fi£ •■ This would pive ample tim ß 7o=3_ the council and elect fresh representative* By the balance-sheet it will be seen fIS. you have the handsome sum of £62 lhw remaining after paying all e_fle__eifffl_f_f* mg the cost of printing ahd a4ve__,C. after the accountsi were closed-carried on ' to next year. j,This balance they hav_ thought it best to apportion as 1011™,? viz. :-Towardsthe cost of a iUk'MSK.* emblematic of the Eight Hours DemZw* tion, of an approved design, which willCi £60 complete, the sum of £25; towards t__'! co>t of reviving and working the Tr_«_. •-' and Labour council, £3; and the b_)___. * deposited in the Savings Bank in the _2_ of Mr Leydon King and Mr-fleilm I as trustees. These gentlemen ako octal secuiity for the payment of thekbafew* banner account. We havo on thin cccasC ■as on the former-been indebted Wt_ ' a much larger extent, to the general mm for donations and prizes, which were dM* acknowledged through the press; Iffr' thought by many that a movement like this, so immediately affecting the Or being of the working classes, bugif mjtfc* be dependent upon outride asßittai.M;- This they leave for your consideration." lij: conclusiou, they think the 29th of Jannuji,; a mo _t auitable day to hold thisae <ieffi!; strations, and vfould suggest thaltfe;: delegates be celled together , aguf in !l- September, Signed on behalf of the delegates, l!'1-*' 4 Geo. W. Heslop, C-uirmm/.' H Y. Middleton, Secretary , . Auckland, April 6,1883." . ..;',, ,'.''/. Second Annual Eight Hocus Demon. BTRATIQN BALANCE jjHHHV 1883. Income.. •.< . &■__" By Cash from last year „ „" ;■' ,fi __> Sale of Ribbons .. .. „ ■_'__<_&■ Do Race Cards .. . _'i igi Entries tor Races ■.. „ <-i_tihta Refreshment Booths .. _~._»,,a a a Donations.. .. ~ ~ __ 33 j :jp ■ ■'-•'■-fflM/ttU. ' 1883. Expenditure. .'•..',! £ *:_ Printing, Advertising, and Room (rent* '"• ~ ' last year after the accounts were '■"" .•:! closed) .. ... - - .. „■ i(j . ■_ To Money Prizes .. .... . .....u-U. O-Oi Hobson and Railway Bands , ~' 84 2 5 Advertising and Printing .. .."j) g jl' Preparing Ground and Cartage > iv ;!( IB iff. Banners and Flags ..: ,•'::> ■•.. j B.Ba> Ribbons, Rosettes, and BuUke ...i. ' Stamp .. .. '.15"_" Rent of Cricket Ground and Room It . • 0' ' Refreshments and Catering for Band and Committee .. _ 1_ < Till. Canvassing for Donations and' ("jILv1 Prizes .. .. ~ .. ~".', ■ff", ■■ Commission on Sale of Race Cards 0 W Q Tonks(sellingbooths).. .. _ StSO' Secreta y »,,..■ M ,o.g. Postage, Chequo Rooks, and Sta- .'" .;' tionery ~"o_Pt Balance .. .. „ ,; ..ifin7;T a middleton; 3j Hon. Secretary, ■ ■. Cash in hand, £6217s 7d.-April i, 18a. v .. 4 ,_.., Audited and found correct. . ."'.,} ('__ Richd. PoRrEBI Financial '. Thos. Kelly 1 Auditory-

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE GOVERNOR'S BALL.

(To the Editor.) SIR,—Aa many people who expected.iuYitfci tiona to the Governor's Ball have not yet received them, and are doubtful whether they have fulfilled tha requirementS-M ■:.-' etiquette, will you, Mr Editor^ kindly fa.:.'. form your readers so that they may kriowit the future whether, ia the first, plaiai4 citizens should net' only attend the leve^< but should also call at Government Hotov or whether the fact of going to theCitiztnr Ball ia sufficient ? Or, again, can yoaln«' form your readers whether: aomef'ofi'onr^ local potentates decide that Mr and Mm Ponsonby de Tomkyns should be asked, and Mr and Mrs Brown should not! IrTtEs ;. present instance, some citizens who called havo not been invited, while, membered the committee of the late .Cittas'BoUki) also not honoured with an inritatioa.-I am, &c, YOCNOCOLOKIAt. [There i8 no fixed rule. The matter i one which is entiroly at the dlrcretioß o His Excellency the Governor,andfas)«W. attended to by the Aide-de-camp; wi Private Secretary.—Ed. 8.5.1 |':

MINING NEWS.

[FfiOM THE COROMANDIffi Mitt], ; ■ UNION Bbaoh.—There iraifihiwl'H hand in the intermediate level, eating* superior class of stone, and weßnu'n»ifllfWW The drive is being carried along tne'bW* reef without any thin" fresh beiogseeu, '.' Kapanoi. — Some rich "StonrWu '<>> taincd during the week.—-..•«-.. >$ ' ■ South IQpanga.—Operations arej^ on as usual with every prosrJreWJNff* Golden Belt.—Several teams were put on during the week to convey the q«M« bagged to the Emily battery. . Homewardßousd.—AßmeUpwliM stuff from the mine is to be pot ■juiiOjH!"1 the mill when the Belt crashing to-ou** Homk Kulk and BLACKMOBtfS #«$»". enssing the advisability of amalgijnffl* which is believed to be the MWfiM," the future satisfactory working, (MM entire ground now held by th* MP«*» companies. t,': j! _» Just-is-Tihe.—The shaft iagQWgW? in the same easy country. ,• ■■■>. rj}ii'M Albion.—The contractor Is matdog W progress, driving in good sandstone, -:• wj ; New United expect to .cat tn«t w about the end of the month. s fw®* 10KA—Ibis mine is .showing WP ment. A little gold is seen m ;PW«f» down tho reef in No. 1 low lev,e),!?<>M south. The reef ia small, bat the ajPKWJfj" of the country and lode indicate a CMM« for the better. In the last level tPWH going in a northerly direction, the KfWi is still hard, and there ia no appearaw *f a leader, ' •' ' tint Succbss.-A little gold is showing, m» not in the desired quantity. i^Ur QtJBBS OF ENGLANP.—A nMW»W. leader was unearthed this weeKi .(?*"*•' good dish prospects. . «:' :: WfJlv TOKATEA.-The manager reports: ««•' , -No change in the to^lffiffl The country is good driving,,BSß°ls* :» stUl maintains ».I»»«rafl9ffl&« rise has been carried up Bf-'J.Tj.t the level, about 60 feet benlnd f J JrTj face The lode is from two feet W*«g to three feet thick, and in P»S promising. Eishtfeetofithasl«»B»"J down, but a colour or two o^^jlH stone. The rise is still goinß '^"jii view of prospecting the hanß"sS country. Btop£-Daring the jwWffl operations have been pußhed aheadj-K^" quartz to baud has been poor, and..ow about 20 pounds of picked itone met ff». The Nos. 5, 6, and 7 »t?pes-np rom tM main level have produced very little ff, ingatuiF. The country has been very toolW, and the quartz spin up into fonr p« ow different vtins. The leading «topo_ia tt» 1 inteimediatc level has been c»»ie(l."Y ward in a westerly direction from tne, a«. winze as far as payable. The No. 3 W is opened out, and producing fa« cmaUng staff. No. 2 intermediate-OB MOW v last we re-commenced operations Wtiia^ -2 intermediate level. The face >■»£»• western end was within about 80 Wi* being under the »o. 7 winzs w^9^- We now intend to drive it up to th«i?^ At present there is no leader ia »8-XI the hard country having pinched ow. John W. Haij.. . ' ' ... ■. •■■\iL l *

Printed and Published by tho 3 Brett, of Symonds-street, at ws JjJJKj, Printing office, Wyndham-street, to toarw vJncoofAnokland, New Zealand. !: Monday, Mas 21, 1883. -! «



~~' I JUKOTioW YARDS. I fr O « a Hawa«, Walkato. and M 0 Faf^eX^Glßborne and Wangannl "Rfr^S.mKat and Store Oa.«e. Pig,. «c ._ HTTNTBR & NOLAM, t. TOHKS, B, O. OARB. B. D, TOHKB WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. FRBLIMINARY SOTICB. IMPORTANT SALB OF ™«EHOLP £JITY pKOPIBTY. Under inßtruotiona from the Trustees under tho Will of the late Mr Edward COBtley. fItEE FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES s- AUOKLAND CLUB. Shortland-street CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Fort street MESSRS SHERAIBROS.' PREMISES, Queen-street MESSRS FISHER & CO/S NEW BUtLD INGS, euocn-atrcot COriETB SHOP AND ADJOININO SHOP AND PREMISES, Queen-street HULME'3 SHOPS AND PREMISES. Qneon-Btreot KAfISOWN & OULLEN'3 SHOPS AND PREMISES, Queen-street BBS LION HOTEL, Victoria-street LONBRGAN'S SHOP AND PREMISES, Wyndham-Btreot BOUSE and ALLOTMENT 18, Section 25. Viotorla-Btreot THREE COTTAGK3 and AUotment 7, Suc tion 21, Victoria-street HOUSB and ALLOTMENT 7. SooUon 191 Vlctoriafltraot HOUSE and TWO COTTAGE 3on part 21, Bectlon 118, Hobson-street ORAETON ;«OAD - Allotment 10, Section IS MANUICAU ROAD, PARNELL-Lots U, 15,«, Of 61 FeH particulan will bo advertised In a few dan. Meantlmo any Information may be obtained of MESSRS JACKSON ft RUSSELL. Solicitors; or of B, TONKBft 0 O,i Auctioneers. I I ■ .. ■*,-■■■ . ■' B, TOHKB. E, O. OABB. B.D.TOXXB WEDNESDAY B MAY 30, AT 12 O'CLOCK. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell by auction on Wednesday, Mayßo.ati2o"oioolt. _.. THB WeU-known PROPKBTY of tte WAI KATO COAL COMPASY (LIMJIBD). at HUNTLT, adjoining the saupiki coal wma. The Land Is now bains laid off In TOWHSHIP SECTIOHB ACRB ALLOTMENTS, and f. BUBAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. ■' At the same time win be sold fn HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Which now stand on the property. , :; , Consisting Of— ' ' 8 Houses containing four rooms each 1 Bouse Bff"t»iwi»ig three rooms 1 House containing two rooms £ Blaoksmlth's Shop HBteble. ITerms Eaey, Plans ready Bhortb/, ■ Fnrthar partioulars may be had ot 8. TONES & CO., AtICtIOJISGHb B. TOHKS B, O. OABB B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. KB. WESTMBATH, S.b.WESIMEATH, FROM LONDON. SURPLUS B. TONKS & CO WILL sell on Wednesday, the 23rd instant, at 11 o'clock, SURPLUS STORES, Q 09* V '' Comprißlrg Tanks Of Bread, Flour, Oatmeal Peas, Preserved Potatoes Wines and Spirits ■ ~, Medicine Chest, &c, Sec,, &c W. S. COOHEAHK. JAS. DAGBB. TUJSSDAY, MAY 22, TAKES, TANKS. If OR SALE, at Mr Craig's yards. Fort- JP street, on Tuesday, 22nd instant, at U o'clock, GALVANISED IRON AND IRON WATER TANKS, Fittings, Counter, ' . &ft, /§P SAMUEL COCHKANB A SOBT, ,»cKw?n? AuctlomMra. W,i,OOOHIUM " '**"«" .> MONDAY, MAY 28. iMPaOVED FARM, TAUPIRI, T"r WAIKATO. mHE subsciibars liavo received instruc- TttMftomaa Trnstee of the Bstate of B. ETEaShTto^by WbUo ajetton, at the Land > Mart »ort-strofit, on Monday, May 28, at v 1 tfoloci. "' ~ . - ■ .- ABotments »a 18, 41,22, and 289.Parish of Tinpsrl, Bank's Countjr. oonialning 900 acre, more or less. N.B«-TWe Property is attnate abont two miles tabm Hnntlsy. h»B n, comfortable Farm nonae ana nntbuudlsga on is. and is otherwise oermstentlj improved. Tbe Railway pastes fcronghthe Ptouerty.ana it has also a large frontage to the WaUuio. !BAM.UEL COCHRAHB & BOH, v Auctioneers. SOT ICE. •TOE SALE of IMPROVES FARM at HAUIAFU IS POBTPOHM), ■Alarm. COCHBAHB * SOU, A-tLCUorieeri,



Auctions?. TO-MOKKOW. NOON. FARM, pTk EKOHB, 1 TO Bl BOtU BY I.MJKiI OF THE MORTOiOEB, R. AKTHUR HAS received instiuctions to sell, by auotlon, at his Kaiate, J »nd. and House Sale Room. Arthur's Mart, Queen-Btceet, on ruesday, May 22 at 12 o'c uolc noon, by ordei' 01 the Morigagoe, THAT WBLli-811 UATRD FARM IW THB PAW6H of PDKKKOUK. now oooupled by Mesars Mortis and Krsnois Honllhaii, being PMt Of Allotment NO. 2, containing 260» Sr Sip mowfoe leas, togetherwith all me buildings and Improvements thereon. _— — "WEDNESDAY, NOON. COOK-STREET. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK ASD SEWING MACHINE, &C. f R. "ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. C. Adams, who is leaving C « m «MoVfl in anil by auction, at his residence cSo%eet oppobUo tho ChrlsUan Meeting I HOTflSoo Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon.| | • HB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND I EFFKCT^consisUnp: of Parlour.Bedroom.and litehen tiequisites. Sewing Machine, Knife Cleaner, &o. _ On view on the morning ot the Bale. " WBDNEbDAY, MAY 23. I i] BT OSDEB OF THE UOBTGAOU. at sibbin-sTand mart, SOON. ALLOTMENTS Bl and 52, of SabdW« Blon ot Allotment 61, Bootlon 1, betas TWO NKW SIOREr DWKLLING HOOBBB. A Good and Safi invkstmbht. Valued by Government at £3,500. Terms at Sale. QEORGE SIBBIN, Anottoneer. FKIDAY, MAY 25, AT 12 NOON. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, mHE undersigned has been favoured with r i-n-sssbpusbs^ p:e SB Queen-street, Auckland, on Friday, 23th May, lmatl2 noon, by order of tho Registrar Of the ; Biunma Court of New Zealand. Sorthem Dla irlot.at Auotland, ■■ -^~; All that piece of Land situated In tha Pfriah Of Hiutapn, Bank's County, oontr'ntag One Rood, re the same a little more or less, and being southeastern pet; of allotment 109, in the town of Cambridge East, with all the rights and appur tenanots thereunto belocging. Full particulars may be had, and a plan of tha property may bo seen, at ths offlea of Mewra Laißhley and Jsoferon, Qneen-Btreet. Auot and, andii'so at the office of John Raid and Co.. Queen^treet atoreßsld, where theoondlHojsot gala of the property may now be aeen.-J. B, GILFIIiIiAN, Auctioneer. Auokland. 16th May, 1883. TUESDAY, JUfIE 5, . AT NOON. RESIDENCE ASD NINE ACRES VOLCAMC LAND AT MOUNT EDEjn. D. F. EVANS OAS received instructions to Bell by Jtl auotion at his Ltd Mart; Queen-itrest. on Tuesday, the 6th June, at 12 o clock, A COMFORTABLE AND WELL BUILT VILLA BBSIDBNCB, seven rooms, built about thres years, and sundry outbuildings; Stable, Buggy-house. Cowshed, Pigstye, and NINB ACRES VALUABLE VOLCANIC LAND, Burroonded and subdivided by substantial Btone w»ll». The Land la mostly panted with ornamental trees, garden. Sec, and at a small outlay could bo made a very pretty ana valu able residence, pleasantly situated on the Bosom Rold, between Mount Bouiii and Mount Kden Roads situate about 3 J miles from town; fnre by "bus 4a and 61. This is the very plant Tor any one wishing to Reoura a Comfortable and Healthy Residence on Voloanlo Land, D. fTeVANS, Auctioneer. ■WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, At 11 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, &C Sec. &0.. Karangahape Road, next cornerof Symonds* street, D. F. IVANS HAS received fostructiona from Mr aica. Smith (who has sold his house), to tall by pnbllo auction at hi* resldenos, KarangahaM Road, next corner of Symonds-alreet, on Wed nesday next, the 23rd May, BALANCE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNI TUBE. BOOKS. &&, &o.,oonti«tln?of Hand, ■ome Double and Single Bedstaaoa, Leather covered tlouoh and Chain. Dining-room Table, Cheat of Drawers, Cheffonltr, Pieturu.Carpatg, Oilcloth. Clocks, Venetian Blinds. Curtain*. Waehßtaidi and Ware, Child's Cot.Mattraasos, Kltohen Utensils, and a Lot Of useful HOUB9 hold eundries. D, F. EVANS, Auctioneer. REMUERA STOCK SALE. TN consequence of Thursday next being the Queen's Birthday, the Ordinary Bale will be held on WEDNESDAY, May 23rd. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MAY 25. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Hayinarket, on Fri day nozt, I THOROUGHBRED MABKB LADT, blaok flUy, 3 your, by Malta out of Auk, by the Marquis (Imp) XANTIPPK, hay mare, aged, foal at foot by Cap-a-pie, stinted to Rsndwlcki ALFRED BtrCKXAHJD. ~" TUESDAYS. THE EAYMARKBT. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, atUtfolook. ALFRBC BUCKLANX). 4MOUKTKY OATTLB 3ALBS. \J . ■ - ■ ■• . Papakura—Wednesday, May 30. ALIfRED~BUCKX.AND.ri • ■ ' mv Bewine Machinea. |F : XBTABLIBHBD 1878. ONLTTHB j/k^' / CELEBRATED >/*£* *»* X \) X MACHINEa The Easloßt, Simplest, Best Made, and Most The only Sewing Machine which has never ™ 9 Tjeen beaten in competition. <; Som Aomras vn New Zealanb: SKAKESPEAR & CO., j j Qneen-Btreet, Opposite the Market. ;, . | 'aOMETHI»G WORTH KNOWING-. i b' THAT,, '■'■■ O BOBEKT TUDEHOPE j j pJOBSSBB PLOMBEB) j O«n Lay on Water from City MaJiW . ; ! c2Sl^onO»slnDestlStirte_ ! Can ETOPlyOornißaterJ Tanks ; Portable Washing Boilew : | |X^ BA tberiequsltai ! AT LOWKBT RATB3, Moil AKDBBaB- j R, TUDEHOPE, . PLUUBKR. QABFITTKK, Kltt, I sw. s», sai. Qunx-ninnii ; |



Bportinar B Shooting Sbaj hhb following bminent makbbh^. w. & c scott & son, w. w. c A ON TOW Al J?he Finest and Liar ever shown in HJNS SPECIALLY 80880 FOR KYNOCH' W, W. GRKENBR AI SPORTING APPAKAT W. H. Hazard. Gunmakkr. « AOHNT3 j BAY, MERRIOK ft OO.'B QUNPOWDBR. ! AND TOR JAMBS PAIN'S FIX j/»/» QUBBN-BTRBB Fuioa Lists o: Medical. " •"KrERVOUS__p_EHILIT Y. I ««5q331 *•■<* wj* I ■****« I Db. S. 0. West's Nerve and Bkain Trkat- MmS, a iguaranteed SpeoWo tor Hysteria. Dizziness. Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headaohe, Nervouß Prostration caused by tha uaTofaloohol or tobacco. Wakofulnoss.Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death,iTemature Olf Am caused by over-exer tton of the brain, youthful tolly, or over-indul genoe. Each box contains one month's treat- Sent Ss a box. or six boxes for 25a. sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXK3 To cure any case. With each order us tor six boxes, aooompanied with 25*. we. wiU send the purchaser our written guarantee tore fond the money if the treatment doea not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SON 3, Chemists, Queen-street. Auckland. UIVSK OUMPLAIMo. TVR. KING'S DANDELION AND U QUININB LIVER PILLS) without Mor enry), Th» Ban Rum it» Bnjouaaras SIOMAOB DUANSBIIBra, FLATCMNCB, PAMt Birwrar sot Shouldbbb, Bad Appwot, fianaiSTiosr, Aoromr, Hbad-aohz, Hkakt- BCBir. and all other symptoms of disordered Uver and dyspepßia. Acknowledged by manj ambient surgeons to be tha safest and mildest is M, and Is ML Bold by Chemist* »nd Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared b» Jas. Borke, London. Speoially v»lu»bl* PUI» for residents abroad and travoliare. Sold by K3MPTHOKXB, FBOBSitB & Co. KPPKE'S QUININB and IKUN TONIO rouses and developes the norvons dlapelfili&nftuor and depression, foitlfles the digestive organs. Is a apeotflo umedy for neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fsvtra ol evers kind, chest sffeotions, and in wnstinn disown* snrotnlous tendencies, &c The whole tcanie Is greatly invigorated by Popper's Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the oodbiUuUob greatly strengthened, nnd a return to robust Esaltfi (sextain. Bottles, 82 dooea, v 8d t aext Size, lls. Bold by Chemists over/whers, 1 fee name of J. Pepper, Bedford iaboraio V. London, must be on the isboL There 1* bo Tonlo so oert&in in effeot as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It 18 strcncly rec- mraondofi w resi dents in India wad the Or' ->vJob, and should always be kept ready fox use In every ease of («rer ox febrile eondinon. Bold by Kempthobct Paoaaim act Co. 'FIAJiAXACUM AMD PODOPHYLLra, X Prepared only by J. Pepper, Ijondcn This Fluid combination, extracted from modi otnal roots, la now used instead of bine pill and calomel tor Use oure of dyspepsia, Mllousmw. and all symptoms of congestion of the Uver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable Mite In the morninc, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feeU tng of general depression. It sots toe sluggish Uver in motion, Tew slightly arts on the bowels. Hiving • iff— of health and comfort with SU £<«.. it v thn turret medioino. Taraxacum and Podophyuin la a nnJfamfew <»i* hr x PKPPER. Bedford Laboratory. London, whesa aameii on every label. Bottles, to 9d and toed. Bold by all Chemists. A moat valuable and essential inodlotaß for India, Australia, tht Oapa. and Oaionlaa eonaniiy. Bold b> Kkmpthcmot. Pbommm f. v ■. •• tjuuPHoiiiNß Lotion."—au * . O ternal Means of OURDJO BK.-s DISBABBB. Them 10 scarcely any erupt w but wiU yiaid to "Soiphoiina" Is a tow d»; i, •Bdeommenoa to fade away eves If tt seemi past cure. Ordln»w pimples, rodneas, blotoho, Murf. rouahnoßß. vanlshaslfmymagK) t whim old, eßdnrißOaUß dlsoraen. that have plwroed the suflerew for nan. however deeply rooted they may ba. "aolphotma* will moMaßfully attack them. It destroys the anlmaloulai which causas these unslghUy. Irritable, patofal affections, and always produces a plear, healthj natural condition of file skin, " BulphoUne," Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles. 3> 9o Hade by J, Peppor and 00,, London, Bold by KmtPTHOttiTB, Pbomkh a: Co. Wroconea Gold and Silver Medalb FOR PURE BLENDED TEA, m° ask YOUR GROCER FOR IT. HAVE NO OTHER KIND. PB-BLIMIMABY NOTICE. Owing to the constant enquiry for oar CRI.■VI BRATED GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS in AUCKLAND, we beg to Inform till lovers Of a good PURE ARTICLE that we are about to open a BRANCH at .156, QUESN STRSST, next to the New Zealand Clothing Factory, and trust we shall receive the support we hare been promised. We might mention that our PURE TEAS are Sold Wholesale and Retail by us at our different Establishments, and by over 500 Merchants and Grocers. On asking the support of the Public, we must ask them to see that our NAME and PRICE is on every Packet Sold by Grocers (none other is genuine). All our Teas are Bought and Blended by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Are supplied to sur Branches and Agents from our HEAD OFFICE, Christohuroh. Have been ac knowledged exceptionally Clean and perfectly PURE. See " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." Have been awarded GOLD and SILVER Medals and pronounced by the PRESS, TEA EX PERTS, and the PUBLIC, tho best and finest flavoured Teas In tho Southern Hemisphere. Thousands of Families and the leading Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurants use nothing but out GUARANTEED PURE TEA. NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA MEECHANTS, CHRISTOHUECH, DUNEDIF, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND. ■ ■ ■■■ OPEN 21 st MAY, jyGBNTfI JJVEMWHBBB. ':■"';;.,-:. '■'-':. *J .' 'ii UU



}on, v 1883« A.RB RBrBBSENTIfiD BY THK.UNDBK- I'D, JREENEB, I, HOLLI & SONS. ! MY STORE gkst Stock of Q-uns new zealand. i"nkw "pbbfeot" bbasß shkllß. bit SD HOLLia & SONS, US OF EVERY KIND. IBs Special Appointment to Sib Arthur). [ Gordon, G.C.M.G. I SILSO FOR FOR TflK OOLT*a 7IRB ARMS COMPANY, RWOBKB FAOTOBY, LONDON. iTj j^UOKLAND. Jgg rTAI'PUOATIOK. Money. MO NB V TO LlflO ON FRKBHOLD BEOUIUTIK3. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Broker and Commissios aokkt, 18, oustomhouak-btrkkt, auckland O H N w; H A B D I B, LAND. COMUiaSION, AND KSTAI'K AQHNT, HOHKY LKKT i'EOMIS BY NOIEB, HOOBBS, KoßNiTcrira, to. Bills Discounted Daily. Mortgages Negotiated, HIQB-BTRBKT, Apcklaw £li) to £1,000. ITICTOKIAN LOAN"and DISCOUNT V AGENCY, HIGH-STKKKT, AUOKLAND PO3ITB CITY COUNCIL OF/IOKH). Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Persona Security, Da ds of Property, ohoret, &o. Bepayments oan be made in Inatslmnnts of Ohi BMLtiNQ pku Wkbk for eaah i'onNn bor rowed, or in oy way to soli borrower*, Communications Confldectlal. POLT OmOH ADDBXBBI / >OX 90. AUOkitSd. LARGE SUM OF MONEY to lenc on Freehold Security at 8 per oent, lr isms of £200 and upwards.—O. AIOKIN Agant, Higb-street EXCHANGE ON NKW ifOHK ANI LONDON, In earns to suit FCK 6ALC BY ARNOLD, HINHS. ANIi CO.. Comer of Custom-honia and Fort streets. TNDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENI JL PERJHANKNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OI AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VULCAN LANI AND QUKRN-STKKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Proflt. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying ; per cent Intarest (payablo h&'i-yearly) and par ticlpatlng in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months,' per cent) and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 pei oent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extont of thrco fourths tho value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole OI their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par Uoulars required may be obtained at tin Society's cilices. GEORGE FRASKR, Manager, oney TO LEND, In large or smal nuns, o« uw «.*•• »j ■•*—..t. CONNKLIi & OOOPBB, ; Holloltors. Vulcan Lane. * UU&LiAJND fJH.KMANBNI jrtL 00-OPKKATrVK BUIUJINa AMI INYKBTMBNT BOCIHTTY, Owruan-Uf, QonmMrnamt. LOANS B«nted upon approved seeuriUe* oi Freehold or LCTWhnM ProportJog In noi oi 00 to M.OOO prinoioia and Interest bslsg w payable In Instalments &i the toHowina Re vvtm RATM tor repayment of eaon Aim POCTOWfId I— ' Rspanttefltsextend- ~„ it*,* Total amount , ittgOTU WUW6M. repaynblo, 1 ib. a. -« •. d. iresr . .lit va 0 o irean - . 1 tin ios I I trean I _ li T 1U ll 0 irewi - - v ■ J« j ! Imn _ - • 18 138 Is I Brßan - - I 1 "Til B Myeart . - « I 183 M I i And a tba same proportion for smaller or larger loan*. DKPoarra,-The Sodeiy Meatrres Hoaer « Omostt at rates aa follows :-Kepayabla at ; days notice. IS Der oent. per annum; repayablt In six month*, 8 petoentv«£SlHFi O j, R . Beoretexr. ONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, in gums of «0 and upwards, at the our rest rates of Interest-Apply, Wm. S. Cochrane U, N. Z.i Insurance Buildings, or ttamne! Cochrane and Bon. Fort-streat. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Beonritieß. WM. COLKM AN, Soliflltor. Corner of Queen and Snortlaad-gtreets -PIH OftO TO LEND on FKEEHOLI *1U JUUU SEOURITY.-Apply WINGATB, BURNS, & CO., ■ - Fort-Btroet. MONEY TO LEND, in large and smal sum at ourrent rates of Interest. Apply™ PETER OMPHANT, i w^ SoHcltor, High-street. ON£/ 10 LEND, at a moderafo rtlJOflttt!2ofeoN^ tRU aS ELL. toltors Fort-street. Land and Estate Agents Wiliia'm Gulliver HOUSE. I.4SD, BBTATE. AND COMMISSION AGBNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, PLANS. &0,, COMPILED, (COOMBES'B CHAMBKnB. 86, QOBBK-BTBBIT, ADOKLAND.» ■ W.G. Bess to notify his friends and the ptfbui senerslly thst he has removed to the above premise* where he hopes, by strloj i»«entlon U the regulrements of hlB ollents. to merit support From hia larae knowledge of Ponsonby Pro perties.he Is in a position second to nonott deal with parties baying or selling In that dls trlot. Inspection of my list respectfully Invited. A ready sale for Cheap Housea and Allotment! NO BALK NO QHARGtf. A long list of Country Properties open to In Bpeotion. Insurances effeoted at Lowest Rates Bememl 00 t0 hMBE a^HAMBERB, . QUBBN-BTBBET. | F. J. MOSS. IW, W. O BULLIVAIi F» J. Moss & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AN ESTATE AGENTS ' Bhobtlahd-btrebt. Intesdlns Buyers are respeottully Invited U Inspeot on; List of Properties. Honer to LendatOnrrent Rates ot Interett Lome &o G"'B O V N D ll I M E GROUNIJ LIMB. ! FOR SALE, S O U T,H GAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ! ROOHB LIMB!, In any quantity, for Conorete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work! is a first-class materia B, KEANE.SOLEAOiKN T, CnSTOM-HOPSB-STRKKT. [ TAKE NOTICB-That notwithstanding all that la Bald In favour of other MahU' rangi Limes, the steady but lncreaaing demand from all parts of Auokland and Province, tJoutt and AMtrilia, Is a sufficient guarantee as wyth« mnulneea Of PULHAM. BANNATXNK A*Nt oO.'a HYDRAULIC LIMB. For Walla. Floon "and Garden Patbs It Cannot be Rubbbd Octt, —For olroulars and further Information apply at AucWcnd Bran«h| Qwtgai-SfiftsW-llHrWl W»Oi



Prospectus. \ " i ■ r PROSPECTUS OF NEW ZEALAND IRON AND BIEKL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL * ~ C 200.000 10,000 Shares of £5 Each. 12,000 Shares to bo allotted at present, and the Balance when it is found necessary to Enlarge the Works. The Shares hold In liosorvo will be allotted to tho Shareholders at par, In proportion to the number of Shores held. i Directors: Clark,* James McCosh, Auckland Stone, Captain Jamos, Auokland Morrin, Thomas, Auckland Chambers, John, Auokland Dawson, William, Wellington Holdshlp, George, Auokland Keep, J. H., Anokland Qardnor, Guy 11., Now York Solicitors ! Whltaker, Russell, and Buddie. Bankers: Bank ot New Zealand. Secretary pro ten. i James Maolarlane. Tna Nbw Zealand Iron and Stkrl Com pant Limited, is organised to manataotar to and Pig Iron and Wire from the Iron sand deposits of the West Coast, by means of the patents owned by Messrs John Chambers ana U. H. Gardner. Tho practicability of theße patents having been fully proved by tho works at present in i operation at Onehunga, there remain but two points to be considered-viz., the oost of.manu facturing and the market for the product. THE COST. In estimating the comparative cost of manu f faoturing iron here and in England there are three items to be considered, v& i labour, coal, and raw material. The raw material is almost a nominal cost to us The coal will oost no more hero than In I Knaland, for it is Intended to use only gas for all heating purposes in tho works, whioh can be produced by means of gas generators from slaps • or any brown coal at a far lower cost thantho - name amount of heat can be obtained from burning coal. Labour is then the only lten whioh will cost more here than In England, and we havo to consider what advantage WO possess to counterbalance this greater cost, i Those advantages consist (Ist) In situation, by , which we save 10 per cent, on tho Homo cost 1 which Is absorbed in commlsaion. Insurance, • exchange andintercst. and outward freight, as . tho freight from Auckland or Onehunga to dif ) f crent places in tho Colony will be no more than tho charges in England In bringing the iron from tho mills by rail and oartnge and shipping oharaes in London; (2nd) in our prooees, by whioh we save cost of fettling (or wrought iron scrapt, which in puddling from pig has to be put . into the f urnaco, and the coat of making the Put and tho wasto of tho same in puddling. Ibis Si a most important item In our favour, and would ? bo olono sufficient to counterbalance the greater cost of labour, for by the patents undor whioh r thia Company will work tho saino result Is t obtained from iron sand as Is obtained from Din iron. thUB saving the oxponso of making tho pig. Tha diflorenoe in cost botweon pig iron in England, sultablo for maktag good bar iron, and iron sand at Onohunga being fully 35a per ton in our favour. t If. then, wo take tho amount of saving whioh wo have by our process and situation to counto f balanco tho grcator cost of wages In this Colony,,wo have :— Ist -10 per cent, on tho Homo cost—Bay £7.. 14/ 2nd—Saving in frclaht 2» 3rd—Saving of fottlißg .. .. •• •• * J ith—Saving ot cost of making tho pig ..35/ c sth— Saving of manufacturers profits .. 7/ Tho total cost of labour In mannfaotarlng pig iron into finished bira in England us under 35s i per ton, so that if tho cost of labour here ia oven as hich us 60s thoro rfimains a largo nlargta of " profit. It Is estimated that tho total cost of the best flnishod bar iron at Onchungu will bo un • der £0 per ton. THE MARKET. 9 The production of cheap iron opens so largo a Hold of induMtry that it is impossible to catlmato tho future of this trado. It is an undoubted fact that bar iron can bo niado from iron sand more Cheaply than from any other ore. Tho supply of raw material is unlimited, and v C w '/oufnmi nimuid bccomo one of the largest ton producing countries In tne wona. The many branches of manufacture, of whioh r. cheap iron is the prime essential, will no doubt , spring into life now that both iron and coal may ' be obtained In Now Zealand, and with tne supply bo will the demand increase. I Tho amount of Iron Imported into Australasia , In 1882 was as f oUows : ' Australia.Now Zealand. TL • Tons. Tons. : Bar Iron .. .. 41,500 9,250 63,750 > Fencing Wlro .. 40,000 9,500 49,60 Galvanised Iron.. 37,080 8/00 45,08 ' Pig Iron .. .. 21,600 4,0 0 JBJO Plate Iron.. .. 9,250 1,000 10,85 Wire Nails .. 0,750 2,750 9,80 • Hoop Iron.. .. 3,750 850 «,80 Sheotlron.. .. 3.500 600 M«8 These figures do not inclndo Tasmania or West Australia. ' Tho present cost of South Staffordshire iron, which is universally used in these colonies, ia iSI 10s, f.0.b., London, costing delivery in New Zealand about £9 10a, which Is one of the lowest prices for many years, owing to the depression ot the Iron industries in England. r Auokland Iron at £8, f.0.b., would thus keep I ,ont the imported iron, and leave a large profit to the manufacturers, It Is also proposed to ruanuf acturo the iron Into a few artioles whioh are largoly used, such • aa fencing standards, fishplates, railway splkee, ■ &0., &c, on which a larger profit can be made. t Fenolng standards cost In the South bland about £11 per ton, and are used to the extent ot I over 8000 tons per annum, and in other linos ■ large quantities can be sold at better profits than oan be made on bar Iron. • Fonoing wire being protected by a duty of £1 , por ton, and by a largo cost of importing, offers a profitable field of Industry; and it Is proposed to add this lino to tho products of the Company as soon as tho above operations are at work. , Tho slag from the puddling furnaces, U it con -1 tains a sufficiently high porcontoge of iron, wil bo smelted in an ordinary blast furnace, and run into pig iron, thus utilising all tho waste products. 1 Sydney and Molbourno will toko a large quantity of iron from us, ns low freights are easily obtained to those colonies. It is expected that Now Zealand iron can be sent to England and tho United States at very • profitable pricoa, as tho iron made from sand in ' the United States by this prooesa is found to be of so superior a quality for making high-priced steol that the whole of it is con sumed by that branch of industry, and the frlco paid would yiold us a large profit. nilla, China, Japan, and San Francisco open fields for exportation, whioh wo may shortly hope to compete for, as onr location is mos favourable for them as a basis of supplies, am at corta'n soasonß of tho year freight can be hac at a merely rate; and a speedy enlargement of tho works, as tho requirements of tho trado may demand, i 3 provided for in tho 28,000 unallotted shares. These shares, when allotted, will bo , offered to tho stockholders at par in proportion J to the shares held, • This Company will take over the concessions 1 obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 aores of land, and four miles > of foreshore on tho North Head and two miles of foroshore on the South Head of Manukau Harbour, and thrco miles of f oronhoro at Tara g nakl, which will supply all the iron Band neces sary for many years to come. No other place on tho west coast offers such facilities for cheap • coal and ready transportation of the finished • product as Onehunga: aa, from its location we con ship from either the East or West Coasts, and from tho North Head the Band oan bo put into barges at any stato of the tldo or weather, , without going outside the Heads, and brought to our own wharf. These considerations make ttiese conoeedons , particularly valuable, while the lease atTaraj naki will be available for the manufacture ot charcoal iron, as a good quality of charcoal oan be obtained in that district atareasonable price The Now Zealand Government has offered a • linnuH of *1,000 for the first 200 tons ot wrought i iron WoonUand an additional «l,ooofor the flra 200 tons of pig iron, manufactured from Iron Band, which this Company will Beoure. The patents owned by Messrs Chambers and • Gardner are so essential to the manufaotnre of iron by the direct process, that, it is impossible to manufacture iron from iron sand in payable ' quantities without them, thus securing to the Company a virtual monopoly. ' Of the first allotment of shares, Messrs Cham* bars and Gardner will receive for their New ' Zealand patents 3JOOO shares paid-up tojW, and to futureallotments of shares np to 10,0001 in all, 23 per cent, of suoh allotments paid up to 81. 8 000 shares are at present offered to the pnblio, payable as follows :-10s on application, 10s on aUotment, and 20s at intervals of 8, 0. and 9 . SwlnthH the remaining 20s at an interval of not gS'B,'ttrel mOTthi after tie last call, but it . to notSHdpated that it will be necesaary to caU up more than «4 per share. » In view of the many advantages we possess— 1 a large and constantly growing niatket at out I doors, and separated by goi many mUes from m i present base of supplies,-apractically raltaiited » supply.of iron sand,suitable ooalat alowprloo 5 close at band, and the cheapness of onr working J -we have no hesitation in offering the shares of this Company as one Of the safest and most i profitable investments Whioh, baa over been tieforo. the public, -••-■ - , i



Ironmongery. w r.&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, Wholesale and Betail _ HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FKSCING WIRE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. £/ / £ oo / / F / L a/ ijH O- // 23 P 0 Single Barrel Gun*, Double Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Guns, Revolver*. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent CMled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patent Wire Cartridges for long ranges, Cartridge Bag*. Game Bags, Gun Cases, Cor* triage-making Implements, Re- Cappers, Kxtructere, Air Pistols, Air Gun?. T. & 8. MORKIN & CO. (LIMITED) would call special attention to the above ex tensive and well-aelectcd stock of Guns and Ammunition. GUNS AT PRIOFS TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS. Carpenters1 Tools. Plane a ■™.'\;',j'i Machines, Oil HaS.'"j' Stones, Tool HUtP • Smith's Patent pHl^l ARNOTT*S VENTILATORS, Indlipensible In every Bed-room, ELECTRIC BKLLS- Eleetrle Bella (la Sets), with Indicator! ; nlugle Klectrio Belli (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Offices. KBROBENE COOKING BTOVBS- A Large Assortment; sizes in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family. CHEAPER THAN GAS KEROSENE LAMPS- . A Beautiful Assortment; JSew Designs; Duplex, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS njrlish and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Dook Chains, am/Iwb thb door to remain open *"" aTILL BBOURBLY FASTENED ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamelled Sinks; all sizes; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallonsj Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines. GARD'S JEWELLERY CLOTHS- A ruadv means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED. T.&SMORBIN&CO.j LIMITED. GENUIHB PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT III! i '■■■'■'■



Drapery and Clothing. I _ j, | Important to House, holders. I i I i ! IN UONSBQUBNOH OF ! EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN OUR NEW PREMISES, SAMUEL nOOMBBS & fiO. AMUEL V;OOMBES * \jO. An obliged to SAOHISTIOK THB UKMAINBBH OF J. COE GRAVE ft COU STOCK. Wk Qoote a Few of the Puces, which will bb sufficient to show thb Enormous Reduction madb:— TUu. HEAVY TWILL WHITK BHKBTINO, IOJd per jard; original ptlce, li 8d OREWDSON'B OALIOOa.iJd per yerdi cold at Bid HOKBOCKS'B OALIOO9, Sid POT TV 1: Ollftl< nal prloe. eld HKAVX HOUSEHOLD CALICO, rottablo M Underclothing. l}d per yard GOOD WHITE FIiANNKL, Bid per yard 101 BLANKETS, eploudld quality, 6s 6d AUourDRESB MATERIALS, BIKB, &a will be Bold at ONE-THIRD LBS3 THAN CSUAL PRICE A bate Of LADIKB1 WISTBR J AOKBTB, 68 lid each; wotth 18a 61 100 WATKKPHOOF U^TKUB. 8a td; original prloe, 178 M 10 MANILAS and DOLMANS, the richest Goods every Imported to AuokUnd, will beß»ldatHALlT-PRIC<C THE WHOLK STOCK OF J|fl[ I L L I N H R V INCLUDING THB NKWKSr THINGS IK. DilS AND JJONNKTS. WUI be Bold at Nominal Price*. :■.■'. :• ;■! 1 ;i.j'{■ \\ | £3,000 WO R T H OF M ENS J3OYS' WILL BB SOLD AT MPKR OENT. OFF COST PRIOR. «T BEFORE PURCHASING VISIT 11 Samuel Coombbs & Co., ON THB PRBMISBB LATM.Y OCCUPIED BY J » (JoSGRAVB & Co.



Glass and Earthenware. . ._-* . ( pLASS, OEINA, AND EARTHENWARE j, BOYLAN & TANF ELD, IMPORTERS OK CHINA, GLASS, AND , EARTHENWARE. . . Ben to intimate that s'nc . Removing, their . Kktaii. Hubis-SB to thoir New Premlcee, I they have op.nod a I ago Aesortment ot I N«W GOODS, Including a Great . Vfti lety of very oholce ornamen's \ iv 1)10' ion hi;d o ttier China, 11 figured Glass, Falmoo, I Venetian, _nd othor i es- } oiiptlens of Ware from . bim of the best English I and Continental Houses, an in- I speotlon ot wbloh they 1 respectfully solicit Having ascertained from many recent visitors that an Impression exists in the minds ot some that Good ■ of en Expensive Olrss Only are kept by them, thoy wish to Btato that they import Direct from the Mairafaomrers, Karthenw«re Gojds and Olsssware ot K.VEHY DESCRIP TION, and their prices are so LOW, tha'tney are convinced a visit to their New Shop will sat sfy the pnblio thai there is no Cheaper House Id Auckland, nor anything like such a Large and Varied stock to seloot f torn. Address 1— 174 QUEEN-STRBET, Two Doors Below Mr Rattr»y'B, Drapery. I CHINA, M_..__--f-T_--W_T_ I. II —_________-B_-__—T— '|^HE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT 0? CROCKER V, CHINA, X 85 AND * in x < GLASSWARE, | 0 IS AT I G. BROWNING'S, £ 267, q oeen-st_eet (near market Enrtbance). Established 1865. • FANCY G rODS. T> J5 A D THIS ATONCB. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINti SALE, K.SSiiD LSEIS. 9CU3TOM-HOUBK-3TRBBT _ , EAST. •*. IS OFFERING rim's-, pLisa & jjiartheNwakb AT CHEAPER PRICKS THAN BVBB OFFEItKD IN THE COLONY, THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. THE TRAD! AND QaNBBJJ. POBLJO . . X INVITBD TO INSPECT. I BREAKFAST, DINNER. AND TEA BBTfli WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESKNTB. &c._ etc, &c. EDWARD LEWIS. i " : I i Ooachbuilders, __o- Cousins & A.tkin, DESIGNERS AND BUILDERS ! OF ESrOM'H AMERICAN. FRKNOH. AND ANt OI'H&R STYLIt OH1 CARRIAGES. ! KsT_i.r_._>HFl> 1861 iDOYS' VBL'OCIPEDES, 225.; 1 Jt> PERAMBULATORS, 16a.; INVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole- Bale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Alan, BICYCLES (boat English make), ROCK ING HORSES, &o. R. ANDERSON, PARRAMATXA STREET, SYDNEY. Awarded Four Prize Medals. Merchandise. At Vi H_ A T H B «, OT NBKAL IMF > TtTKB, HAS OS H*fl_ AND TO ARRIVE— BRAND*~ Conrvolslur'B Brandy In balk do do one diamond. (onrdl_f | mond, and TO Associated Vineyard Hrandy In bnlk.'ease, flask, and half-flask MnUer Frews' Brandy In bulk, case, flask, and halt flask Hennery's Hrandy In caae ■ - - W. and A. GUbey'i Brandy In oaaa RUM- :j;t Lowndes", SO 0.p., -casks and bhdi Lemon Hart's, J-oasks W. and A. GUbey's. In ease, VV and white WHISKY (bulkl- Sreenleeai Invern am, Glanlivet, Terrier, Klrker. Greer and Oc. In demljohni and _ gallon Jars WHISKY (case>- Ooilie Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Rot, Jerc boam, Glen Almond. W. and A. GUbey'i Irish and Hootch In flasks 80HNAPP8- Henko'a, W. and Ai Qllbers W_NB3<boltt- SUya end Cosine. Australian, Grenaob, and Tokay WINES (In oawl- W. end A. Gllbeys (Castle brand). Port, Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, La, a, b,o, b. andbi yd Clarets, 0, L.,8. i\ C_imp_gne — Bcederer, Perrier and C: musot ALK- Bsss, bottled by Hall Boar's Head, bottled by HaU John Bull, bottled by John Held Aahby'aandMoßwan's "Globe "brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOUT- Boafß Head. Hall ISdmond'a Put Brand Qolness's, bottled by Blood Wolf. Bparkl lag Neurotome, pints and quarts Gale and Friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine White Lead and Zino . Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drams Colt a Oil. In drums Castor 01), in bnilr DRIED FRUITS- • : 0 I ■ _ Currants, In halt oases Blme Raie'ns and Figs Aides Apples (evapcrated) KBROSKNK, ISO and ISO test- Devoe's Royal Brilliant, Light ot Age, Pre mltim Safety Prima York Hams and Bacon at Low R in TOBAOCO- Over the Water, la's, Nallrod Royal Standard Long 6's VenuH, i/.'s, t's, Doable Thick P Pieces OILMEN'S BTORKS- Teas, Sngar, 10, lw, No. S Paper Bags, Pickles, Kippered Herrings. Potted Meats, and an assortment ot Genera! Goods always on hand, __ A BBATHKB. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT, AND OJTHBR LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candle Works i Pabnkll Oil Works t OuBTOMHouBU-STnBKT West. Warehouse and Offloesi Lowkb Aibkbt ..: BX'BKHT. Cash Purohaoors tit Tauvow and Rough Fat, Delivery taken at their Parnel Works Warehons 1 » m. HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDICAL HALIi, Opposite Three Lamps. Ponaonby, Anokland. JAMES B U T 0 H X R, CARTER, CONTRACTOR, &0. Goods Carted and Delivered from Ship's Bide on Shortest Notice, BALLAST SUPPLIED. . Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, Fire wood (out and nncnt) reaaonable. ' .•«: ; sua :.: s i.