CORRESPONDENCE.

THE ROMAN CATHOLIC EVICTION CASS.

(To the Editor.)

SIR,—I fully endorse "Roman Catholic's" remarks re eviction ca3e ; there can.be no doubt that" some one has blundered." I would suggest that some of the prominent Catholics of Auckland call a public meeting and pass such a vote of censure upon the prime movers of the affair (be they priests or laymen) as shall prove that the body of Catholics of Auckland will not allow of such high-handed proceedings from any "men dressed in a little brief authority." In this enlightehed.l-th century we seem to be on the rapid advance backwards to thp dark ages. St. Paul remarks about "See how these Christians love one another." Just so : but that was an old world notion. We (Cemetery Board) have improved on that. Then, that other remark, '• Peace on earth, good will to men." Ah 1 yes, these old saws are played out, you know.

Anothbr Soman Catholic.

SCHOOLTEACHERS' HOLIDAYS.

(To the Editor.)

SlE,—I read in your issue of tho 3rd inst. that at the meeting of the Board of Educa tion tbe present holidays ot 5 weeks at Christmas (a week ot which is taken ;up with examinations, which, instead of afford ing ihe requisite relaxation, is a very power ful btrain upon tbe minds of those examined), a week at Easter, and another at Michaelmas, io all 7 Weeks in a year (and little enough), are to be reduced to 3 weeks in the >ear. It ia very grandeloqucnt for the Chairman to talk about " Bympatheitic acoord, etc." I should like to see him com pelled to teach from 0 to 4 from tlanuary! to December, with only the 8 wseks holiday f he.wants to "accord" to the teachers., ) fancy his "sympathy" wottld begin to expand a ttifle after the; first ■year's work. Tbe only members who appear to entertaiu any spark of sympathy for the teachers are Messrs Buckland and Luke. Tho latter gentleman's remark about parents grumb ling is perfectly true. «; I • sincerely trust that Mr Buakland. motion to have the letolution rescinded .will be effective. Folks can talk very big about long holidays aod the easy life ot a teacher; but it is only those who hare tried the boot on wh know where it pinches, and parents whe are too careless of their _ti___w__ welfare who want to have them always out of th.ir ! way.—l am, _.«., Sr__PAT-tY.

THE HAWKER NUISANCE.

(To the Editor.). :, j I Sib, —I was v.ry pleas.d to so. Iv y-jux Friday's issue a paragraph drawing atteatiea to tbt great annoyance oaued by i__p-il-_ and over - impsrtunata hawkers. Tijis nuisance, in some of the B-hurb_..£_ tj_: coming, ftlmost intolerable.-I have __. «tk_ jectien to vendors of small w_-»B_nd_avtar ing to dispose of thsir arteales in a heoaniig manner; bat whoa a kawker __Us at date same house about oaee a weal, with ai« ," Hou-«hold ,Guide," aa-ther. aboat the same number of ttme_jwith aoaallpictMrcjsi and still another with some aew furaitufe polish or Yankee notion-_-to,say aothing j»f those who call with article- •_ _-_»or« necessary dascription-it is a lit... mora thatf tery goad nature can endure. I hava in my mind's eye now a man who make. hi_»s.lf a veritaole p«st with kis new bosks _a- Bibles (for whioh, of coa».e, he is the on(y agent), At three places at least, to my knowledge, he was insulting in the extreme, and could not be induced to take a denial until his wished-for purchasers became exasperated. Much more might be written to prove these assertions, bat 1 hope- that by some meaijs or other the nuisance will be abated, au|_ thai hawkers generally will have the good sense to be civil, and take "no" for au answer. It i» a real fact, as your paragraph statsd, that these small-ware venders pay their visits at such times __ they are likely to find no one but females, for their bnllj i«g business would otherwise receive ah abrupt shodc—Vours, kc, Ticnii.

THE CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY QUESTION.

(To the Kditor.)

Sir,—l was never more surprised at any. thin sc than Mr Hutson writing as Ihongh he had been taken at a disadvantage in being found taking.thechairatsaidlecturo, wheD, as a fact, he was two hums with Mr Brown befce the meeting, and in discussion be fore it took place, to which I was a listener. Another chairman could easily have been &ot had he declined,—l am, die,

Joseph Beckoft,

To the Editor : Sir, -Be " Truth-seeker " and Mr Hntson : As Mr Hutson does not appear to s.e anything wrong iv " Truthj. seeker's" statement thathe (Mr H.) had challenged Mr Brown when he had not,doae so—as _«en by his own letter to M^Broifij —what may b. exp.oted in a di-Otiss-O-t If snch things can be done in the green tree, what may not. be expected' in 'the dry . I would like to add now that if a discission, is to bo, I should be glad to hear it in town if only to give an oppor* tuuity for a greater number to hear it.—J am, &C, F. WHITEHEAD.

THE WATCHMAN AND THE LATE FIRE IN MECHANICS' BAY.

Atropoe at fires In Auokland and Duned.--- Who w_(-h<_ the watohmen l-Vids Evbpiso

__-.!■. July _*.

- I lOJ (To-theEditor.) ' ?' V, i Sr_,—l euppoeo the gentleman from whoa* brain tbe above " aciutilated" thaugkt him.»lf wonderfully, witty j jproli-blj' a place on the staff ■ of' c ' rJ?,un__»'*ii hi* am bition, but he has _ni_--4 his, ■$&, _._-* rold, i_.ecb.an_ Tennisl never panne.. anything like that. Our wit ha- -hswathe -prist nida.iejE _olo_i_l h.u__emr--*p_v__i_r. atelj a brood side, A oaiamlty ksi hap pened—somebody baa -rred—«t-_tebody must bo blamed . the wa.e_.maa ii tbe weakest, kick him., ,Yer_.y._. __nr arrivals and out-idor_ have a ils;_t to think little of our national eharaeier when we thus -k-wT t oun»lv-8 op.._ __*..: let me answer his q'ueatiori: the wa_-___an .was watched with bis telltale clock, and It is recorded that he bad' faithfully marked it. Now I know pothingof tfa oman, and kno wnor thiog of the affair in Mechanics' Bay beyond what I have read in the newspapers; but Ido kno-' a little aoont tho clock business ; and as it illustrates another Dad part of Hew Zealand lite, I want to. .peak,of it. The man employed is not treated as a man of character j the sense of responsibility, the knowledge that he has such value and,the well-being of so mariy"oo__mitted to hi. pare, is not considered enough to make him do his duty, but he is degraded by having that clock hung around his neck, with what result let a heap of ashes and a faithfully marked clock . answer. _V o, sir; this suspicious dealing will not,do. In the good old country we have been for ages working away to get it acknowledged that even those who serve other's may still be men; but in this as in many other thiog", the child has become wiser than the parent, and the people of New Zealand know better than any othor people. And so it comes to pais that although working men are (per force) better paid, .hey are, as a rule,, far worse treated than at Home,. I have little hope of influencing some who read this, hut there may bo others who will think for a few 'minute- on tho telltale clOck, and the feeling it symbolize., Bnpuoße a watchman in charge of ex tensive premises; during' the night many circumstances may arise to make him vary his round's, or cause him to go hither and thither if he has liberty, but if he has to mark his clock, on he must go ; the paper ins-ide must show the pilcks right, though he would like to know what the sound some distance off means; and so the calamity comes with a faithfully marked clock. It seems to me that the true les<on apropos-'6l the Mechanics' Bay fire is—Burn the tell-tale, bury sus picion, employ.good men, and treat them as such.— Yours, &c, J. Aralapu, August 2,1883.

It Saved My Life.

Tho valuo of human life is So supremely {__.» portant, that anything which tends to its pro longation is entitled to the highest consideration. Speaking to us recen'ly on this subject, Charles Nelson, Esq., proprietor Nelson House, Port Huron, observed: I suffered so with rheuma tism that my arm withered, and physioians could not halp me. I was iv despair of my life, when Bomeone advised tno to try St, Jacob s Oil. j did so, and aa if by njagio, J was instantly re fi.Tod, and, by the continued use of the Oil ontiroly cured. I thank Heaven for having used this wonderful remedy, for it saved my life. It has aleo cured my wi£e.—Par. Huron (Mich.) Commercial, U.S.A.-Sold by all Chemiste. Price Three Shillings.—--- Lavx & Co., Agents.

A native (Jjipanese) company called the Tokio Bookselling Company has 'been formed, whose chief business seem, to bo tbe pirating of English and American school-books.

THEATRE ROYAL.

| \ Father dcs Chesnais' Lectim on "Temperance."

Pursuant to notice, the Rev. Father Le Monant deR Chesnais delivered his lecture on "Temperance" on Friday nigbt, in the Theatre Royal.before a large and interests audience. Bishop Luck presided, »_?_» Monsignore Fynes, Fathers Walter Ma. Donald, and Lenibcn, and Messrs G Leah." IJ. Clark, R.gan, and a number o. sou™ f ladies, also occupied seats upon the plat form. The lecture was preceded to. a shoit concert, in which j_iss__ Lorigan, Sheehan, and Lonergan and Mr Boyle took part vocally, while' Miss Boylan acted as pianiste. It opaoea with the quartette, "Hark I Apollo Strikes the Lyre," aod included the song, " Apart" by Miss Lorigau ; the duet, " The Wind and the Harp," by Misses Sheehan and Lo_ er gan; the duet, "Flow on Thou Shining iver," by Misses Lorigan and Lonergan • and the song, " Kock'd in the Cradle of the Deep," by Mr Boyle. The selections were agreeably rendered. At the.end of the concert, Bishop .Luck, in a neat speech introduced the lecturer, .who at once ' attacked his snbject. He is a tall,"broad shouldered man, of good presence, and with a distinct voice, and he spoke with a chair in front of him. His foreign accent renders it difficult for the stranger to follow him at first, but the tones gradually become familiarised to the car. Bis" delivery however, throughout was very slo*, h.si! tating, and rather jerky, but the.a_.tipp was good. Af.er making some general remarks upon the terrible consequences entailed upon a nation, a commuuiiy, or a family by excessive indulgence in drink, the lecturer proceeded to illustrate in various ways the universality of the use of strong drink among the British people. Be said, for instance, that if-all the bouses ia London, Liverpool, Mancheiter, Now Spnth .Wales, and Melbourne,were put together, it would be found that every seventh one was a public-house, while statistics shewed that throughput - the British dominions there was an ar.rAge of one public house to every 25 adults. In some places it wits as high as 1 to every 2., .-_d in,other, a. low as,,l jo every 30, bat Ito every 25 was they .average. If we put into one, scale ell that ,w^s spent op, alcohol and iv the other, all*.that v^as spent, on the army and navy, thpco-structioa of .budge, to othor pmblio works, the former .talg would far outweigh the .lalt^,.. The lecturer then-,, went on : to, treat the sabject in its .physical, -:;-. q.ai_l..>juMl moral aspects, i He. said that atatiatiec proved that one-third of the inmates ef ou lunatic asylums directly owed their jpcar aeration there to indulgence in. stroag drink, while of the other causes tf, __. aa-ity, via,, failure in business', f&ilari ia love, and inam.rality, drinking habit*, ha. in ,_»tßt eases directly led up to __.«, Fully two-thirds of our criminals owe* their vicious lives to the same terrible o. i.e. If wo visited the Hospital aid . _t_w charitable Ustitu.icns, we would find, ,^_._j tbe wwrst wrecks of humanity t_ betas. th..« had shattered their constitution* ___ lost th-irhealth through indulgence jnd'riak, Intoxication was really a crime for it,Jed te ! the wasting of a man's sub.tanca, th_ neglecting of his I domestic,, social, aod re« , ligioua duti-fl, enfeebled his reason,and health, blunted his moral perceptions, . br.ught his family, to paup.riim^ and ' .wr.eked th_ir happiness as well m. : hi_ own. Guilty of all this, heivsarely was i a criminal. Besides the const. quenees did not stop here, _o..i(j__l had declared that the drunkard could, not ! inherit the kingdom of heaven, fhyai. 1 cally, socially, and morally, strong,dtink 1 w.a a great curte, aad ose of tho most ' glaring evils -1 our age. It waß big-itime, 1 th,en, that the rsmsdy was applied., .Expsri. enoo had shewn us that we _a_,not_i_;» much to expect from our representative. ' either here or at home, for nearly all.the '. measures of a remedial character that had . be-n introduced Into Parliament had failed ofsn_--68. The reason was evident, tor tho drink traffic was so widespread in its rami. ' fications that very many of ;,our ___«_. lators Wire interested -in . defending iti-Intere-ts, while the Government .wire bound to aid them, seeing that so large a proportion of the revenue was derive-.in that way. He therefore exhorted the .people to exercise toeir civil rights by consistently refusing to support any Parliamentary candidates who would not pledgs ' themselves to advocate and assist in*..the ! reformation of tho great abuse by imp'___g; wi-e restrio'ions upon the sale of alcohol. He also eujoineil upon parents the 'Stated duty of bringing up their children as total abstainers, and preserving tbem as .aria, possible from the temptations with which thoy would be beset oa the straight*road'of temperance, .; ! :. Uu the motion of Mr George•'L_flbjr, , seconaed by Mr tfe.nh, a vote of thanks was pasted -with acclamation^ to; the __T. lecturer, who briefly responded", '-' "'' l . -A vote ot' thanks wai-alsoil passoJ' t. Bishop Luck, on- the propositidh'•''? _t 1 Monsignore Fynes, .oeonded by Mr Jai, Clarke/ ''" •.' v" ' . •' : '"':-: i1„... At the suggestion of Monsignore'Fynes, Father dcs Chesnais then invited 11 _irijr who felt inclined to take or renew, the fledge. _, _umber of persons, and amongst tbatn Monsignore FyDps, at onpe stood np, and with uplifted right hands, took the pledgaaa dictated by Father dcs Chesnais.. H:" f A vote of thanks was passed to the musicians, on the motion of Father Walter Macdonald, and then, with the singing of the r. ational Anthem by Misses Sheehan, Louergan and Lorrigan, the.proceedings terminated. ' '■' ■ _-^-:'V.v T- ._■...■

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, AUGUST fi



Anotionß' *""' -XO-MORBOXf. "--. -:.. AT 11 AM, _|I.GI-aBEA.STEEiT," OIF PON. SONBY ROAD. PIANO, HOI. SEIIOrD -FURNITURBj a ' &cW ko.,_ &o. D. F. EVANS '»_iTT__(_ll by public auction, at the W l« S i__i--,AnKle.ea_tr*-t. on Tuesday. Au_. 7. at It o'olock, HOUSI-HOLD KURNI TURE& EFMCTS. H°!___f_--a ot - PUno. Drawing-room j . .._. suite Whatnot Carpet, Curtains. Poles. Mlrrorr Bedstead-. Tables. C_alr_. Books. Kitohen "leniils. and a lot cf useful sand-les and effeots. Also, ;.' Good English Lever Gold Wat ah. ~.,.• D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. • . TO-MORROW. j TO LEATHER MERCHANTS, MANU FACTURERS, AND OTHERS. \ FRBNCft CALF LEATHEB, KID SKINS, ME MEL, KIP. GABRIE-T LEWIS _*7 ILL sell at his Kooms on above date! VV atllo'olock -3 Casaa Fr __oh Call Mather I Case Kid Bkln_ 1 Case Memol Kip Terms at Sal*, ' W. 8. 00-HfiAN-,] IJAMBSDU-BB TO-MORROW. TUESDAY, AUG. 7. ■■■■,- WATCHES, JEWELLERY, BOOKS, FANCY GOODS. TELE Subscribers will sell at their Booms. Fortßtreet. on T_-6-_y, 7th last., at ll o'olock. ""■ " Watone.. Jewellery. Bcfr--. F«uoy ««*; CUothi-.. Clocks. Cruets. Ctd-a. nrwk . . ~_*, WnO-r-J-W, AlDums. Hans. Pio- Jure-. Japanese Traya and Boxes, Jojs. $£___ ___ro_-e. Watohmak.re' Tools. StcSto. , _ SAMUEL COCHRANE Ss SON, V,'_, :_[' ? ■",'Auctioneers. •'•■ ■■■•■■ -" W. 8. COCHRANK. .AS. DAC__ •^MONDAY, AUGUST 13. STORE AND TEN ACBES LAND, KAMO, WHANGAREL, rTIHB SuT-scrlbers will sell, at *«*_ _____ Rooms- Fort-street, on -»ondwr. _______ __Tat__^_)ok _y order ot __W Trustee In fhe !&__*« of Mr A. Robs), _._ __I_I__TMENT :___,P_ftah at .ITiawtwe* the cofeJ mines), containing II - Sires good land, all level tawthwwith S_____tabl« D-VBU-IHS^US* «m . STORE ereoted thereon-.Oj-.-M -** party Is a valuable C_____-_. _-___;___: In about _80 a -_________'^ H SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auotloneece. • i^ ii . „ ._—_—___-__—___-__— TO-MORROW, TUESDAY. NOON. OH ACC-TTHT OF WHOS- IT MAT CONCERN. __» B SHED AT QUBESN-STRIET WHABF, EX SHIP GLAiNCE, FROM . ;■;-■■-. — LONDON. 8 IJALBS OF" NEWS PAPER - , j ~, . ;,(DAMAGED)_ THE «ndersigned has receivecl Inßtruo- Monß to sell by auction on Tuesday n__t, at noon. In B ahad. Qaeaa-street Wnarf. a_-AJ_l_a OF-.KWSPAP_:B.a)-m__ed). vltm 7 Bales 18 Ream., Sfflbß. '< 1 Bale .» Beamfli S.'"6-' B, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. ~„_; - FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. OT _BDBB OF THB BH-BirF OT ATJCHtA-D. EAIAPOI TWEKDS,'LININGS, &0. ! |,'g C. -.BEENWQOD, T-TAS received instructions to Bell by H B_otion on Friday, August 10, at his Hart, Queen-street, at 12 noon, _0 EOLTB KA.IAPOI Tv.E-0 (perfcetly new), LtSlggfeggo. eFEIDAY, AUGUST 24. TBE HAYMARKBT. 8 A L B 0 F, :_-~o_.SB STOCK. lilOR SALE *y toctiou, at the Hay-1 , X? l featkei oa F_iaiy. thA_4_h. August, _ ptON. ouiJWan- Imnortei; Mare. * yean O-V A 'bum . -O^-jettet, w«H Wo_ajn._i-_{»taunoliin t___e and^ shaft __e-B a »«MW___ hors;. very aotlve, and tree _-0-_3s_~--<_ It)Bß_edl_-S to comment on -fie, Quality ot Champion's Btook. 9. A FIRST-OUSa CLYOKSDALK MARK ■ '*toPr-ace Arthur, 5 yean oli: A flae , iS&k wMi'BoOd aotlon; vr_n broken ■ and dtattnoh. .'.".• • _L A'iD-tADGHt itifK^s^SOOyi'ierT BOOd and staunch. ■:> ■ .■* • : ." - ___LWBLIrBBKDQ_!tiDINQ,iye-)rsOld. A f "* _ri__t--i-SB L-di'e Hack,? w-_.ja_.ed; | -'i__i'--in-s.:' . *•''' a. Age-Hi -ro--s«-to-7 ho^rowrles • lady; broken to Binalo and double nap nose. . r';_ . ALFRED BPC-_L_--f;_.. _ a ifflßifj-)4g;ATJGqsip»• ■ ■ -..-. v.fI, : THB. BBMUERA^'**-^. ' VJ ; •'■ ,/ Titi__l_ __&_&_*J_iS_fl-?_P. ]_51-i_' * J! Atier-stl -t lcro-xte . Dairy Cows. Store Cattle It. Head Well-fatted Cattle _______ and Store Sheep Fa-ana BtorePlss ta _a_j_tEDn_UC_-L--Nl_. -_..; ..'i — 7. j-8* TUESDAYS. f_t iH B' • BvAXY-M -AiB.K B.T, m • Sale op wool. f sheepskins; HIDKB AND TALLOW, oooh Tuesday, rtl_<reloo_- ALFRED -gUCKLA-IP. A . , S^ilfMU^Wll, '"'i?. •'l -UEGULA-- SAIkFOF HaY AND W\) STRAW BACH TUEBDAI AND FRIOAT. At 11 o'clock, , ALFRED BUCKLAND, v AUGUST 8, to :''close'l partnership Act C<W-STS _N boN-JECTIONWITH ' THE AUCKLAND Ato SOUTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY. OKI- sackO^- MAIZB- V* CHAFF, FLOUB, OAT; MBAL. V prmr '_» A Ci_AG"Eir~TEA, COFFSEr ■ BISCUIT 3, CONFECTI9g2Ry, ClGAßETTESj__fi_^g^ WINE, __ ALSO, .-j-.- GARDEN SEBDS AND AGBICUL TUBAL SEEDS, CONSISTING OF COCKSFOOT, TURNIPS, CLOVES, &0. WEIGHING-MACHINES, SEED CASKS, COUNTER, OFFICE FITTINGS. ■:':■ ~; I. ■ Atso, ~i.j u,-..At 12 o'clock,- TTiTf UNEXPIBED...LEASE OF 10i H vk_Hß OB1 TB- Wl-LL-KNOWIi __._,_*!-* PREMISE* Q* -KN-BTRBET. tUpSafcS «--»_» T.'and 9-MORRIN ani t_ofn_-5»-OW OOCUPIKD BY TUB E. .&, A. ISAACS T_TAYE tecetved inM-lcjionfl1 to seU by _t_L~P-_«-' auo«oo, on t_o premise, bt .__ _s_s__n<l ana HouOißm Pr_-Uoe Company. Q__-____-_rt (opposite Mawra T. and S. Mc____ mADOh Queen _ue_t), on We___e__By n_ x t, Bth **"*•* TAB ABOVE. DOIJ ot Laaae Q_n bo swa at the Ofl-co Ot ! i - B. & A. ISAACS, I Auctioneers,



j . Aa.t_or___ _^_ ~WE-_^SDAY, NOON. TO BE SOLD-BY AUCTION, SALVAGE, SALVAGE. SALVAGE, On Account of Whom it May Concern. SALVAGE FROM A LATE FIRE, £400 WORTH" JEWELLERY. "CONCERTINAS, ACCOBDIANS, STATIONERY, GLASSWARE, PICTURE FBAMES, b TOYS, &C &c, &c. „ R. ARTHUR BAS received instructions to. sell by Auction, at his Marl: Queen - street, Earthenware bepartment (third storey), on Wednes-ayne-t. at 12 o'clock noon. SALVAGE FROM A LATE FIRE, On Aooount ot Whom It May Concern- Studr. Sl-eve l-Inks an- ateol Chains. KC a Lario and Woll-fleleoto- Lot. CONCERTINAS »nd ACCORDIAN3-B Largo Assortment.. ST-TIONKRY; i-t-K-* Writing Paper, Inks ST _>_pV?Kolv-.. Faooy Goods DolU. Oxford . loiure Frames, Bond Go.ds, Orname-t^. Tnmblerß, Water Bottlas and Glsesoa, Glats Globes, Bucket B_tt_, Chrlßtmaa Car.c, Perfumes, Bponuos, Vesias, ___~ Sec B. TONKS.3 [K. C. CABR.] : TB. D. TONKS AT AN EARLY DATE. ' BX BAST LOTHIAN, FROM LONDON. SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN VELVET AND TAP-J-TRY. Old English ' Oablpots. Oak Dining Boom Suite, Walnnt Draw-ng-r-om Suites in Tapestri. and Pmsh Toilet Tables, Davenports, Whatnots, Muslo Stools, Loo Tables, Card Tables, , ___, tec, ke. The AuoWo-eo'S would specially call attention to the abo-B s»l« o( Kbonlsied and W__n_t Far nltute. whloh whl be opened up In a few days : and from the ramarks In Consignee _ letter, can oonfldenUy recom-iend It for .aallty, style, and finish. B. TONKS _. CO., Auctioneers. TUESDAY, AUGUST 7. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next. 110 Fat Oxen, from Mat&mata, Walters, . and Waikato 709Fat8hsep _,__ Dairy Cows, Stare Cattle, Sheep. Ffes _._., c_C„ -.0. HU_.T_-K & NOLAa WBOWBSDAY, AUGUST 8. PUKE K. OH g YARDS. THE u___r.___.e-l will hold their asual Monthly Sale at the Pakete-fas Tarda on Wednosday next, of OATILB, SHBKP. HOBaBS. &C. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM fARDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, evary Tuesda., at 11 ,'olock, HIDSS, TALLOW," WOOL, and SKINS. HDNTEB, A NOLAN. HI 33 . ■ 8- Tea Merchants. I-QUOR TE-A COMPAN.Y LOKDON. A IUND-O-.-S TOLUMS IB 0-TB.f AW AT WITH HVKBY THRKS Pounds os- LIQUOR rTWPrP rprP fpfiwpft-rpmr|. TT TT TT Tl' Ff^j, rjvjl 2/6 $ j, TT 3/ $ », TT TT TTTTTT W. S. COLLINS, AGENT, J____fCK-tr ROAD, PARSKLL, AUCKLAND. Terms Strlo'ly Cash. i '■ Sewmsr Macmnea. BTHPBOIiJ. _^^^^^- SJE>I'OnnaUBST- [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUYj ONLY i THE CELEBRATED (DOMESTIcN X MAOHINEa / The Easiest* Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. i ' LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW | ZEALAND. .Tb Ooly Sewing Machine whioh has never been beaten In competition, SOU- AOKKTS IN NKW -_-A„__n> 1 SKAKESPBAR & CO.. Queen-street, opposite the Market, W« C_ DENN ES, j THE GREAT BEWING MACHINE > IMPORTER, •Has Jus* received a Large Shipment Ot the Challenge Machine c_' the World- Taß WHITE CO.'S SEWING \*®£«: ' ■ MAOHINE,;.'.!'.;_. JTheMO-tSlteat TheC-oapeßt The Most Rapid Th. Highost Arm The Moat Staple The Largest Table The Moot Easy toWO-k , The Bnit Coy* TIM Most Durable The -___p____ shuttle The Most _Ue__»t The Neatest g-tota . . T___A»__s MACtHNBS, FltOM £6 103. . DENNES-J CHALLENGE BICYCLES , AND TRICYCLES. BICYCLE, .Sin., from £1210s. i§|§l§plY OABH ON DBFERRBD PAYMENT* SO DAYS OABH SALE OF SBWING MACHINES. TREMENDOUS REDUCTION . _______ WERTHEIM £3 159. FRI-TKR AND ROS3MANN, from fit _S. FRIST^J-I! feROSSMANT-.TB-JADLE , " MACHINE, from ..1 __y '' BTANDARD TBBADLE MACHINE, --"" _»r«jftp^F • TS_rlGr B EAT DEP OT, ... —* QUEEN-iiTKICKT. 1 THB BIVBKSDALK^M A !<. OFAC_rU__- Ijt.9 CO. Oit«iitKDi' ["' . :. ' •. TAlmaiHS. OURRIE-tS. _-__LLMON_ERS IMPOBTBBa OS1 BNGLISH, -.MBRIOAJ-J AND __o__B-__- LKATHS-iB, ORINDBBY,. -"OS MKI'.CER_, TOOLS AND ALL TBE'KEQUKITKB 09 THB BOOT AND SaOH! TRADE 3. The B.M, CO. (Limited! havo now on hand and ' t_ arrived a -Pi-ndl- axsotrtment, and flrßt ratu v_lno In Colonial Solo. Kip. f;a'.f.-fniit _^ ...own and Blaok fla.r._t;s L-Mhers. 50.,-10 ALSO, _n.st.rate va__e!!_ Fro.-el. end ;ituftlWi OaU Calf Kid,Pat_at -_-if,"__ui_rt_-.n -iiiff BollUt_JimeLKa-t,ln. l_ KIP, &_.,*., Stohi-eSli--. mm. 19 Thr.__ds. ririnawy. : Tools, and Shod M-roer. 0' oil desorip . tlO--, CASS BirSTSRB OF rdmi-i, S__lS_l, WOOL, . ANi» TALLOW.. ;:. I-Tanae-yt. i_j il Offloe and Store. ivohdaiJafea,aa,c__j_g STiaET. T-U-PBOKi 85. WM, B. HAMPSOI.. -eoretar



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NELSOM MOATE & Go. I DRINK OUR Pure ||-_IroJiD fII It bas No Equal for Truo P.atur a! Flavour, Value, and Strong-Si. PRICES 2/-, __/«_. _8/88 ---3/-, 3/4, 4/- *" Mb. and _-!b. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," «Mr. Nelson is a Profosslonal Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. JELSQIT, j[OATE&(JO. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. -GENTS-EVERYWHERE.



- Nelson, SVloate & 00/s SPECIALITY QUEEH-STT-EET AUCKLAND, Next tHe New Zealand. Clo-liing Factory. I



Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS . SOLD 1)S :i&o;be_r/i7 _3_>te_a.Xj-. ■■ ______—. .......'-.J" '"•' '".''' "■ "•'■ *. rfliay __£fifl '___v^___3l. '*__%- that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Puffins, ROBERT, NEAL has obtained in a fow years the Largest Retail Sales o. Teas in the Province of Auokland. This tact Is u____st-___ablO proof of the PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAB SUPPLIED. As tho result of forty years' English and Colonial oxperionce in tho trade, and by ____)__!.selection of the best ot the various growths ot India and CHINA TgAS, ROBERT NEAL la ablD to _ive his C--t_H--_- EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blendof Tea at 1* 10<_ ,s ***S¥S_ m*. The Blend of Tea _tt 2s. 10d." *»S__Si.. ' __M-&rt-___-B <_tUl__Tf o_ <__» T-_-- K>W by !_.____. SfiAJ. aro so solf-evident te thoeo Wlt_ have tried -hem, .tot *0 .dentM- a___yai- to nose__ary to proclaim their Genuine Parity _______.-____--. Theatre Roya^-Bulldlrig-.. *Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. '_, ». _________v "_'"" •"*"—' "*" ' '



New Teaa, TEA. QICTLL In the art of oomhining the __ ptrowtbg of INDIA and CHINA 1_ far from common: long experienco In Sorting and proper faciliU.B for Miring aro not always at tho command of __c dealer in Toa. Tho best Teas in tho cup are tho fboduot or kut bouts. 'lwenty years' knowledge of the trade enables the Subscriber to place tho very boat value at the scrvloo ot his Cus tomora. Very much oxtendod aroas of cultiva tion, and quicker means of transit, hare . lessened considerably tho first cost of all Teas. Tho amount of duty is id. per lb, on all sorts and qualities. Tho vbrt finhst vabietibs aro now sol* by the Subscriber at lower prices than ever. SEVEN POUND 80188 Ot Pnro Indian Tea for twonty shillings. SEVEN POUND BOXES of Blended Tea (of extraordinary merit), fifteen shillings and sixpence. SIX POUND TINS of Family Tea, eleven shillings each (cash). TWO POUND TINS of Unrivalled Tea, four shillings each (cash). ROBERT" REW, City Tea Mart, Victoria-street. "INDIA AND CHINA TEA J • WAREHOUSE." No. 95, ViCTORI4.-STREET. TEA PRK-B nURRWNT t— "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of some of the finest, the strongest, and the. ioheßt flavoured Teas Imported. My aim with this Tea is to have something fit for anyone's table on any oooaslon. PRICE, gS. PER POU.ID. - ."FAMILY MIXTURE," A most ftconomlo high-class Family Tea, both the India and China being .elected with great oate bo as to seoure first-crop Tea . from tbe __Ht-_,nown growths, well manipulated leaf, rice in the cup, and thoroughly and soun_ly cured. PRIOE, 2^- QV' FEB POUNft "TEA EXTRAORDINARY," This Tea has attained a popularity and wide oirculatio-, whloh ia only oompatable with close study and atteatlon to tha taatos of a large olass erf the general com munity. PBICB, 2& PER POUND. , BPLBNDID - DARJEELING-PLAVOURED MIXTUEE," G-r__-iSTE_D A BLB^D OF f DBS IKDIA AND China Tsab. , 1 PRICE, JS. gD. PER POUND. In the Cup this Tea is a marvel ef oheapness, GUARANTEttD PDBB CHOICE -IR-T, CROP BROKEN LEAF «' PANYONG CONGOUV" Prioe, IS. QO, per lb, "PURE OHIN.VTEA SIFTINGS," With oaoilal body and flavour, 141.. PiSH POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Paakagep, from la. 6d. por pound. FEEDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. _--^'"^" . ~<? . CJunSmitn. _.in" i • , - 1 , GrUNsi CyuNsi C_rUNSi SHOOTING SEASON, 1833. , „0 SPORTSMEN.'! M i- D. EV I T r~~Q,v.s hakib, -M. f_UEKN:BTP.}.KT. AUOKLAND. Opyoslte tho City Market, Offers b "OR tiALE, a. U_u mally Low Pil___ i_ _*«^K^. Double Breech ___ffl-____Sia>®l _.lo_J__Oß Guns 1 ___^#_-^--__V» Donbla __n__l_ ■■ ■' +4 - -_____• _~loa,dln- Gnu" _» \WWyy<o*^^ Single Alnzzlo 6i_._l_i_>-_r loading Guns _W_V~ - C-tu-tln and Hfsrve.'b Dia _§M_WßSm^,s_ maud Gunpowder (sf%l^_L "r-r If \ Piaou, Wilks & i-G-reuce __S_____^. _t_____s Alliance a_r..i!;.-c.or __u___BHrs. ,7a,lter' B> P:!TkD:' -F"- CO.'S 1 ffi'-BJilßir*"^^ 'Newcastle;, bii'xd ."hot Wsmg&Spgj Eley'fi GaitxUgps at.d car [Km &i-jsf| trldge cas--' * , 4V-t_* EleysCapsa_d ■•"-'_.. s_i._.__ BSs.| Lflß-inpt aJachbi-i', _i_~_s_;- IH 7 Powder Klasks and Ehot l'(___i___ ■ \_S Gatao Hags and C_unU___3 t'-.y Air Guns. ill Gun work of every kind done on tbe Hi Proml_es, Workmanship Unsurpassed jS. In the Colony, and Prices Reasonable. H ' H-tab-ohed -Si. , , OPPOBITE THB QITY MARKET. RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED STORE, _-ORT-STRKET. Tho Commercial Pnblto n-e Informed that this bond Is now oarrled on under the the direc tion of Mb Louis Flkmmino. who has for several years been engaged in tho Warehouse, and is Intimately acQuaiatod with tho wishes and requirements Ot all the ouatomers. Importers may rely upon every oare and attention balng given to their Interests. WM. S. GRAHAME



.Busme *_ JN otices. I-,ft>^iiMrjaimi3aEßmnmv>MmtMmiumamßti Formofliß fa Morto. f j "KVTEW ZEALAND FERNsi J_v (Unmounted, or f Tastc-ully Mounted in various ways), |j Jfroin 12 up to 121) Varlotioa, _j Fob Sale uy | ERIC C R A I G, I PRINCES-STREET. ; i^doSm '"*'--■-_•'_-____. THREE DOOBS ABOVE "STAR" OFFICE, MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS. ik.uraxch antj ml-ixg rk-tstkh books Specially Rvlek and Bound, Mum., Ma__t__e., FnblloLlbnii'lo. and Sunday tichool U..'o:_. well bound, BAKERS i-Pi.C-._- RULED DAY BOOKS. Bible. _._>__•, and Hymn .._.i_s He-bound. ANDANI: CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS HULKD rm p E A c O X, J. c OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE CLASSES of every description. An Acctm.tTK Fit QtURA-rrßEt. Compound M.crOscof-S & Telescope,;, Powerful and Che,.p. Aneroid Bakomktwi. , i'hki'.momktees, Hlkotkio Bklfs, Batteries, and ~ Fittings, Matfieto Eleotric Machines and Medical Colls. OPERA ULASSKS, BINOCULAR, MELD AND MARINE CLASSICS, Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, BacohiurometerH, Sallcoinotora, Anront__iotor_, &0., fee, &0 AQi__T roR AyLOR- PATENT SEWINO MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE T__B~Pr>ST • OFFICE, SnOnTI^AND-RTRIIKT, ___• B. _B LAIK I_, V_c_C-_ua-_t__-ict, importer of.bui_,ders' ft furnish- INS IRONMONGERY UIBEOT niOM __ANT_fAOTrr_B__i, Has tor Sale, at bow Rate.— CarDentars' Tools Nail-t Lootts, Hlnga. Kttohen Ranßes Register Orates, in groat Varletr Marble and Enamelled -lata M__ti_p!eo-s. LargOflt Strxlklß'Auckland ' Mar Met K_»trc. Plate, Curb, and other Fendere Galvaale. d Iron, Sheet Lead, and Ztno SJoto Cement, and Plaster pkotion invits ~ Medical. . • __TvT__- O-_...•_,_.__ i_. IF_B KING'S DANDELION AND JM.-? yO-NINT- L-VKR PILLS) without Me. earyU Thd Best Resiedt for BiuOuatißßa STOMACH DBBAN9BMENT, FLATtrLBSOS, P_a._ Bar-rasa, the Smoulders, Bah AFemnrs, IItDIOE-TlOr., AO-DITS, HICAO-__.!3_. HEAUT- B-ish, and ail other sympt___j of disordered „•-_.•- and dyspepsia, Ap „_o'wled_ed by many eminent surgeons to »s_r the uafout and mildest pills forevoryX-Bstitutl-'a.—ln Boxes at 1b l.d, ii P4, and __-__. Sold by C__iii__h. nd Medicine __W__K_r's_roughout tho world. Prepared b. *_ss, Rorko, London. Spool-lly .aln-b_. PilM for reside-.-, abroad and travellers, • ■ Sold _y __jiM.--HO._--. ___*____ & Co' BPPEK'S (_UI_-IN__ aad IKON TONIC rou_e_ and dovelopos the nervous oi__r«!i__.- enriches tho blood, promotes appetite dIBP-__tan_r._- and depression, fortifies the __2_s_ivß organs. J_ a -use!-- romody for neuralgia, aguo, tndl«--_(__, fpvera of evora kind, chest affection-, aud In wanting disea-a. _oro-Uio_-t_nd.noie-.S--. The whole frame !m ur.ee.li3 lnv_.cr-.t-_ fey 1 _..>.■:■■'_ s---Ic, thfi mental £ae_ltloa ___flhto-C_, 4uo co_-_t_Mo_ greet!? _-r._„t_s_e_, _nd a Mints to _ob_-{i health osrt_i_. Bottles, .S doe .a, is S_ I coit Blze, Us. Bold by C_or_Kts ovorywhere. Tho name ot J. Pepper, Bodtord Laboratory, Zxrodon, must ba on tho label. There la no Tonio EO oortslxt in effect «s Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It Is strongly recommended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be fcopt read? tor nee In avf_y oaoo ot («ver er tsbrlfs oanditloa. Bold by K-atPTHomrn Paoaaciß Alia Oa T-ARAXACCM AHD PODOPtiYLLiI. .8. Proparofl oulj- b. J. Pepper, London, Thl_f Fluid combination, extraotcd from medl< eln_l rcr,t_, la vow uaod instead of "oluo pill and oalomel tor tha cure of dy,r)ox>tii_., tlilousnosji, and aU sj-npnouie of _on___nica of tba liver, whloh aro ceneraUy pala lianeath thauho_lde_-, iiead-aoha, drowstnans, no ayjiotite, lurroii Soncue, -__as_eea_le taete In the mon__i_, ElddinoßS, disturbance ni tfco StOinaoh, and feel ing of general depression. It gats tbo glofrglsh liver in motion, vovy slightly cots or, the bow_!_, glvinK a Boniiß of aesiih and oomfort with 2i lioui-. It Is tho SMfogt modiolno. T»r___-i__a and PMopbylU- U _ fluid mads ooly by J, P?JPP_;iU fifiiji'ord La-oratory. London, wnoee isnme is on .vecy lo"_.".!. Bsttlos, 2s I'd and i_6_, Uold by all Q_____..__ A moat valuable and Bsaenti-i ni_i_lo!n_ tw India, <s_|jtro!]_, thj Cape, an _ C'gloi-te- _£».-_%• SoW by KEM_"i_ao__.K. Pp.ossatt &ug •• tJULP-7.oLir.__ __{>T,101.,"-An'^_i. X) tornal _______ c. CURING SKIN CISISASES. There Is acarooiy r.ay ernptloii out wiU yioid to . Sulphollna . In a few days, and oo:mm._oa to Iwlo away ov.is 1. it e__ma past cure. 0-__o_ry plmploa, i_dK._a_, fclotohoH, scurf, rtmsarow, vtirush as if u?y _i_s_sj while, old, enduring ckln di."._r__.t. f...t ;_.vc. tilagued the snUorer. tor yo_ra, bfiTv-ivur t\oop!? rooted £___• may be, "Sulßboli-ia" v.ill _e«_____Uy. atta-k them. It Sastrcya the aniinalouUa whloh c__s2B these cnßlKhtl?, Lrrltablo. salnftil aflOoiions, and _lv/ays prodco_s a o!_»r, .healthy nature.', condition of tho ____, " Suiuliollne," Lottouteß'oW hy _iO'-ti.h"-'.'M'... Sot.ea,*; 84 -fads hi. J. Pepp&r aad €_>_ Loaficc, ___,__!. py __B_____to_d_-_ _*_l-__-__ ._ 0-



f Insurance. J ■DEDUOTiy-' IN FIRK RATES. KEW ZEALAND INSURANCE OOMPANY, OAPITAL ....ONJt MILLION STBB-_-_SI FIBS RISKB tafeor, o._ *h_ moi3 -•IBBBAIi TKR_I , PROMPT SKTTL'BMHNTS. UNDOUS-'JSD SKCIURITY. { GJSO' P. PIERCE Manager. (A OVERNMI3NT LIFE IN»U _-*._- OA, Head OririO PROVINCIAL BUiLUING:, Wellington The Only New Zealand Life Offiob, ! government security. i mutual insurance. ! LOWEST PREMIUMS. The Or-ina-7 Branch Offers an Insurance of £3380 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of __00, In addition to Full Participation In Proflts, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued fkom £3 Upwards, wrm tar PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. T-_ PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CIIILI-REN. Polioios of £20 and Upwards, after Three Yeara. can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. — Libebal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brlnga In surance within the reach of nearly every man woman, and child In tho community, but pro viies the description of policy and mode of pay must best BUitod to the requirements of eaoh. V M. LUCKIE Commissioner JLdme. &C G.ROUND Ii I M E. GROUND L-M_-. FOR SALE,!! SOUTHG AT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND j ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, tor Concrete Paths, Floors Cejlara, etc. (next to stono flagging Is ua ' nivallod for durability a__d hard-getting qualities). For tanks and other wet work 1 Is a first-class materia B, KEA NE, SOLE AGENT, Custom- odse-stbkkt. enw are. X x China/glass, and , earthenware. 30YLAN AND TANFIEU>- DISHOT IMPOIITEKS Of Every Description of CHINA, GI.AB 8, AND EARTHENWARE, 171, QoEu-f-HTBKKT, a few docra below Auokland Pavings Bank (opposite Darby-tree t|. THE LARGE »T. CHEAPaBI. AND t__ BE3T ASSORTMENT ___ IN NEW ZEALAND. : NKW GOODS, From some ot the boat Bngll.h. Fronoh, German, and American M anufaot-irles, oonstantly arriving. N.B.—Wholesale and Retail. X X CHINA. rrinE CIIEAPE fj 1 i AND 1 BEST ASSORTMENT j OF __ CROCKERY, CHINA. AND __• ' 2 GLASSWARE, _. •' a 3 o Ia AT s.. G. BROW NI N G'S, £ X • 207, queen-street (Near Market Entrance). Established 1865. ""*" FANCY GOODS. Qonvevanceß. mIU..T A B L E B-INBRIIidE'S 'BUSSKB, From Uwion Bank—22 mlnntof past the hour and 28 minutes to u.o honr. From The Three Lamps—7 mlauies to the hour, and every hour. Nrairr Tbips jtbom Town—J-past 9, J-paat 10 and _._•__; li. " From Union Bank to SaKLLir Beach —7 minutes p&. t 9. 7 mlnutee . asf- 11, 7 minute past _, 7 minute" pant I. 7 minutes past 5, 7 minutes post ~ and 23 mlnutm to 8 From Sbbllv Bbaoii—•'._- a.m., ?.Ifi a.m. IjMt _.m- t to 2, .to 4 . to 5 WJ. KELLY'S (late C. Codlin'f • OUAOH Leaves o_ehu_gs— Leaves Auokland— 8.-8 a.m, 10.30 a.m. 10 31 a.m. li.lsp.rn. Ip.m. S.isp.m. 2.80 p.m. -__> P.m. Saturday night— Saturday night— 6.80 o'clock U o'clock BUGGIIS and Carrlaees for Hire at th. Kzohanse Hotel Bubloe, Prinoes-treet, Oaehaßga. W. KBLLY. Froprietor. |_| uLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leave Onehunga i Leave Auokland i _. 8,0 a.m. 9.46 a.m. 9 9.0 a.m. 11.01 a.m. g _W 9.30 a,m. 1.0 p.m. 21 S 10.0 ajsu -.0 p.m. g wiJ l_.lsp.rn. Aop.m. £ *« L-Op.m. 6.0 p.m. i-H «rf _op.m. - 8.0 p.m. ?___. t? 3 8.-OP.-1, _. ■■* 7.0 p.m. g S ' S.T.DAVB! m 9 ,IV.---:'m. 2.0 p.m. g _w " 4.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. • Mondays and Mondays and Saturdays, 6 p.m. Saturdays, 11 p.m. ri^ELEPHONE LlimE OP ROYAL JL MAIL COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIMB-TABLK. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPONA. T-HB-TABLK : WINTER MONTHS. The Lake Coaoh will, on and after Ist May, 1883, aid until further notice, run to the follow ing Time-table: _ Leave Post-sffloe. Devo.port, at 9.30 a.m. and 4.20 p.mi Leave Takapuna Sohdolhouse at 10.30 a,m. and 5.15 pm. 'Sundays (wenthor pormittlqg). leave Post office at 10.90 an). and ? p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.30 a,m. and 5 p.m. y. J. QUICK. Proprietor U- rat if PS fmS TABLE. Loave Arch HUI— Ml.m •_.Soam 11 _ m UNpffi Jpm ..Uplm __pw I__vo National Bank— m *19.1 i a __ JLtSIa m m _,4Epm S„p_ MOptn Rsoept Tuesdays and Thursdays, when _.. from Auokland and 10.80 fvom Agylnm . -iiil _•_ *n m__ from the wtw. qpELEGRAPIII'INE OF COACHES, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kikj-WOOD Lake Street, Cambridob Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, froprietor, W. K. C. begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous frlonds and the publio generally for the liberal support he haa received since commencing business, and has to Inform them that, in order to meet tho rea uiromontß of this rapidly advancing district, he Is at present DUE-DING LABQK ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will make them second to hone In the North Island, i Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horsßß and Bugglos on the shortest notloe; also, experienced guides and careful ' drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horsos always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. C__abrid£3. Docombor 22,!____. IJOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTERATIO-ToFTIME-TABLE. The Royal Moil Coach (oarrytug passengers} will on and after Ist January, 1883, and, until farther 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 from Auokland. „ . , „ Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2,30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondajß, Wednes days, and Fridays, . i • . m. Booiuns Offices : Gwynno'a Hotel, Hamilton Wost; Coleman' otol, To Aroha; and at my Premlaos, Kirk ood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. ..... , W. K. Ci-T-TER, ' Proprietor, Cambridge, Deoembet . 1883



Ironmongery. T.&S.MORIIIN&CO., LIMITED, ( IMPORTERS OF EiN'GLISH AST) AMERICAN HARDWARE 3 (OF EVERY DESCBIPTION), AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND J, i, MACHINERY. ' \ T. & S. MORRIN & Co. direct attention I to their Extensive Stock of HARDWARE, Purchased for Cash from leading English and American Manufacturers. FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-finished Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3*fcct, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet 6 inches, 3 feet 0 Inches, 4 feet, 4 feet 6 inches, and 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with Tile lined Covinpsrand Bright Mountinga. feet, -i feet, and 5 feet Leamingtons, with Solid-welded tlij;h-prcssure -toiler, suit able for largo families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &c large assortment of Smith & Wkllstood's Cookiso .tovhs, comprising—The Little World, Mistress (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open lire), Trafford, Enchantress, _»ew . Princess Empress, -ie, &c. Coal brookdale Ranges (all size-), Open Flro Ranges (with Oven and Boiler), Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, KeiO-ine Cooking Stoves. Marble Mantelpiece?, Euamelled Slato do., Tile-lined Re_i_ter St.res, Tile Hearths. Brass, Brouzed, Steel, aod Nickel-plated Fenders and Fire irens, Fire-iron Rests, &-. Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Painted r^giron Lounge Baths, Galvania-d Iron "~" Baths, Hip #nd Shower Baths, Hand some Toilet Sets (a large stock), Round and Oval Galvanized Tubs, Wood Tubs, _.c. MANGLES. Just arrived, a Shipment of Superior Mangles, all sizes. '•■ American " Putman " Tnble Mangles, Unlver.nl and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweopeis. XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In " Coraline," " Salmon," __c. Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, &c., Feather, Dusters, Candle Shades, Wax Tapers, 'loper Holders, Horn Sugar Scoops, Bone and Ivory Napkin Rings, Egg Poachers. Universal and Nursery Stoves, assorted sizes, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagno and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cages, Breeding Caycs, Parrot Cages. STEEL TRAVELLING TRUNKS. T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, 010 Agents for Mllner's Thief a Fire proof Safes and Boxes.] On Hand t A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SAFJ.S AND BOXES, Also, - 1 Milner's Strong Holdfast Door and Frame, 6 leot 6 inches x 2 feet,6 in?hes v I Milner's First Resisting Door.a__ .frame, each 6 feet x 2 feet 6 inches, and 6 feet _ inches x 2 foe* 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, Wheplt-P-Valves, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flange Cock up to 2 inches, fteam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Gauge Glasses Tallow Cups, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and U uts, and Pipe, _-_, T.&S. MOKBIN&CO-. j • LIMITED, | . WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS &.SHIP CHANDLERS, UOJ-.-_. & HMJH ST-J-ETB, ( AUCT-LAHD. HOWORTiFS PATENT REVOLVING VENTILATORS,



Drapery and Olothinsr. :_, i i —■- . ' ■' ii i...,_,j_i " Important Notice. s. coombes & co. S. COOMBb.S & CO. S. COOMBKS __ CO. S. COOMBES & CO. tj-inal and tmperativ Clearance s. coombes & co. s. coombes & co. S. COOMBES & CO. s. coombks & co. For a Few Days Onlyi s. coombes & co. 8. OOOMBBS <_. CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. «ar PREMISES COMING DOWN. .__ ■ *.- STOCK OFFERED 1 AT AN TMMENSE QACBIFICEI IN CONSEQUKNOS OF TBS BXTKNHTS ALTKRATIONO WHICH Samuel riooMBOT & r«v AMUEL IjOOMBEB * XJO. Axe about to make to their B _______ Preodsaß, ther tire ©orcpoilei to -«__t aa BNTIBE CLEARANCE of ______ ; IMMENSE & WELL-KNOWN STOCK, Kooantly purohas-d by than from Messrs. J. Co__r_v_ te Co., and Intend off-dug the same oa Tl/TONDAY "RJEXT AT AN Immense Sacrifiobi the entire stock Vf ILL BB BOLD A* ' LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COST I Sa Coombes & Co, Urgo upon tbe Publio the deslrabilltr of availing themselves of this opportunity, whloh can never be repeated, for eeonrlng the MOST GRNUINB BARGAINd ever offered. S# Coombes & Co. AKB SKLLWa— BLANE-TS COUNTBRPANHS SHEETINGS OALIOOBB FLANNIffiS, TABLKOLOTHS LAOS CURTAINS > AT LBB3 THAN ENGLISH PRICKS. 8» Coombes & Co. _____ MOW SHOWIIMI— DBRSS SSHGKS. OABHMBRBS. PiiINTS AND SATKK.N-. WINCE IS, bILKS AND SATINS, VHLT_tTHBSB. TBLTBTS. AT LBSa THAN BNGLI-H PR_C___. S* Coombes _. Co, AM B___l_o_G— MANTLES, DOLMANS, ULSTER-. MILLINERY, FLOWERS AND FEATBBBB, CORSETS. , LAD____" DNDKRO-OTHING, AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICBB. S« Coombes _ Cft ARE SELLING — GLOVES, HOSIERY. RIBBONS, LACK., TRIMMINGS. HABBRDABHBRY, TRUNK?. AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICES, S» Coombes (Ss 00, Invite specl-I attention to their 1 0 OTHING DEPARTMENT, Whloh oomt rises every description ot MEN'S BUI-3,. __EN'<- TROUSERS, BOYS' CLOTHING, SOP COATS AND ULSTERS. SHIRTS AND HpiIERY, COLLARS ANJ3 TIBS, WATERPROOFS AND UMBRELLAS, Whloh will he eo'd AT L5-B THAN BNGWBH PRIOS-. I NOTE THB ADDRESS ON THB PREMISES LATELY QC<_o • PIJBD BY J. COSGRAVE & CO. ™ nOOMBKB & Q0 j



! CoFFBEI TJOFFEJEI CoFFEB L<M^.__£Si_Svj__.">WoS DTOH_-_. .-TBKET, AUCKLAJTp, FLOUR MIU-H.., AND. , M _r_H_K & BPIOB MKB CHANT, ~. .. _____ AIWATB ON ______ l_l ;| bill 111. _o_.ji.j,. J-W ft-Will (j ,„_ -y FLOUR, h. sacks, lucre, and «._, " Blao" brand LOUR. In a-__s.o3'-, and 38's, " & -i,r beau _ '- '; teAtFAjjpt B_tißp_ ; 71. "". RAW AND ROABTBD COB'S*BK , nM . vs&g&Am. _-_tCB-Rko.t\. ?V*M la the matter of COFFEE, the attention I . thePubllols'called to the exeellesoa of my , brands, and a trial soUd-ad, The Mlxtniea are oompooe-' only ot the Best plantation Cofl__' and the- Rest Chicory procurable, and may be olu_ra______Bd thus—- ■' -_-~>■' " " Eagle* (my. best brand), neart pare coffee ;; "Shift" tod1" Camel.1' medium coffee. o_ ■ great strength and flavour '' .'■-■■'. " Castle" apd "Leopa;rd,".low me-lumjiwd I -i " " oommon _______ ~ •, ...., To lovers of really fine t_b_t_d,'l st-onklir r_> ■ oommend the".K_gle," bat tiftheger.ral __>_) Medium Coffees sure found to be most ac_ep____. ■ : and I say, therefore, •_■■__ f Tby the ship Brand --.•.. try thk camel b_aj_o ~--.;! Proouralla tiom all Merchants and Stan. keeper., loose, and In tins, lOlbs., _B__k, Ribs.. 7ib__. Bib-., ilbe.. to,, and lib. . , v .. ,v j /.OIfFKB pOFFKB .jfloiVxi^ 'f|J LIVER REGULATING. ... ~, ■ ;I .' • { AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, NOV-/. ( aro now known from Invercargill to Mon- ■ I gonul as one of tho most effective remediesfor I - SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive F_w_ I tion, Biliousness, Chronic Constipation, !___■ . lenoy, &_). They are a safe aporiefat' _W> OONTAIN NO MINEBAJ. WHATEVER. '--"-*.. Sold in Boxes at la., and Bottles at Is. 6 and 2a. Dd. (all sugar coated). . .-.•: . | AT 7THB PHARMACY," 1 a_-E_f-BTBB-T ■•--'-.■•• ; r -p^ _ f. I -_.. " :'■':.: 1



_No MORE DAMP HOUSE-. TERRA pOTTA. -TERRA ri°J_i4' ERRA .-/QTTA. I ERRA~V-OTTAi. No more damp houses need be built If _-oJ_. use my Imperishable Rod or Buff Terra Cotta, Pressed Facing Bricks, or, hotter ,-t_l,. my Whito Enamelled or Glazed Fac_ig,Brk*j whloh rain or moisture Cannot affeofe , Ij*l. supply the Enamelled Brick in various colQPr. atf might he required. It la now well _boj__ . that Terra'-Cotta cannot be surpassed, or. yet' equalled, by any other known building miterl__ ' j Samples may be seen at tbe Pottery, or wffl be forwarded on application to any person requiring tho same, (3 . BOYD, NEWTON POTTEHY, : ''","" ; j i ■ ' ... ■■:':■.; I HELENSVILLETIMBEBCOMFANY. ~ (LIMITED). ' . 5 1 The Company have opened a Depot at NBw- I MARKET, near the Railway Station, W receiving Orders and S»le of Timber. TjmpM - cut to any length, &o. P< ices on application _ the yard. " - ____W_\\\