FOOTBALL MATCHES.

GBAFTOH VKRSOS POHSONBY/. Saturday afcernoon was the inauguration of a series of club matches to be played during this season. Although the-weather was cold 'and showery a very fair sprint ling of the male element assembled in the Domain Football Ground during the after neon, and, as the game proceeded, the spectators increased to several hundred in number, Ponsonby met Grafton on the above-named ground, and shortly atter three o'clock the two teams took their various stations, Grafton kicked off against tbe wind, the ball going well into Fon .'onby's quarters, but waa neatly returned by Ferry. The Ponsonby forwards worked it close down to Graftou's goal line. Frank Clayton picked the ball up, made, a safe run, passed it neatly to Davy, but just as Davy was making what augured to be a good run he stumbled, owing to tbe slip pery nature of tbe around, and Byan, who titd kfpt him well in vie*-, collared «plendidiy, whicii had tbe effect of spoiling bavys chance. Several scrimmages now ensued, ami the game was very evenly fougbr, the forwards on both sides play'ng with ,<jreat dcti'i-miiiatiuu. The back* returned tue tall Weil and smartly, thus relieving tbeir men 'of a treat deal of severe work. At this period Frank Clayton, who had been play ins very well indeed, picked up the boll from outside a scrimmage, made a good run, nearly passing the goal line, but Byan was on to him before the coveted maik was left behind. It was more owing to the grcund than weak defence that Frank Clayton failed to score, the showers on the previous day having made the field very sloppy. Byan took the ball safely out of (^ration's quarters, which saved his side from anxiety, but he ran right across his own goal in doing so—a very tisky pro ceeding- seeing that he could have kicked it well up the field into touch. Time was now called for the first spell. After the usual interval, the teams having changed ends, Pontonby sent the ball into the field. The forwards followed up well, taking the ball right up to Graftoo's goa line. Meldrum returned it well, tho ball falling outside the touch line. \ scrimmage took place, out of which the ball was kicked, and found its way into the hands of Davy, who shewed a pretty run, but owing to pa sing too far, the ball fell behind the quarter-backs. Grafton forwatds took advantage of the mishap, and rushed tie ball close up to Ponsouby'a goal line ; but Whlteside came to the f gre, which stopped Grafton from scoring. At this moment Byan perceived a chance, picked the ball smartly off the ground, and potted at the goal posts. The spectators on the offside cheered, thinking he had scored, but Rjan failed. Nevertheless, it looked a very pretty attempt Ponsonby was forced down. Arniil took tbe ball. The forwards followed up well, and the tall found its way right up to Grafton's goal piats. McConoell, who had bean playing a strong forward gamo all through, nearly si cured, a try, bnt Ryan collared effectually, thus saving his side; as on the previous occasion. B4h fell on the line, and a, maul in goal was the consequence i ring waa kept for the two com batant*. Ryan, beiog the bigger aud stronger of tbe two, would DO doubt hive been the victor, bat tha scene became too exciting, and the ring was rushed. Jk dispute enturd, and tbe umpires disallowed McConuell'a try, and the ball was placed in a icrimmage, aud backed oft The ball being loosened from the scrimmage, Aroiel cii|>M it as it was kicked by one of Graf ton's forwards. He took a potjshot but failed to score. The ball was re timed half-way down the field by Meldrum, wbo kicks fairly well with enough surety to eutttie him to the name of full-back. Beia a young back, and will be sure to improve as be gains confidence in himself. Whitetide now came to tbe -front, the ball falling in his hands. He made a very good ran, showing able de fence, and going through the forwards and Eassing the Grafton back«,secured a try for is own side. Frank Clay too was entrusted with the ball, and turned V? hi to side's try into a goal. Score : Ponsonby, 5 j Grafion, nil. The ball wag brought out again. A go"d run by Arniel brought the second twenty-five minutes to a conclusion. After the interval«.-rafton kicked off. '1 he game r owcoutimud in a very spirited minner, and the spectators showed their appreciation by ci( ering vigorously any good tun that was. made, Whitesideled off with making.two go/d runs, but was collartd each time by Kyan. Tne ball now b--i"g close to Graf ou s goal line, was returned into touch by Mel drum. At a veiy critical monwnt^wiien. tbe ball was thiown out, L-cky play.," uuf commonly well, took the ball through^ I'onsonby forwards, and sent it oat of danger. At this period Arniel played very well indeed for Ponsonby, and Joughin equally well for Grafton. Skeen, who on more than one occasion had «ho* n good form during the game, now came to the front, and was cheered by the spectators for repeated pieces of determined play. Ponson by seemed to be getting the better of their opponents about this period, for they bad the ball right into Grafton's quarten, but I ecky coming to the front again, saved hia goal be a. piece of deter mined play and a well-judged kick, off which Whiteaide made a good run, but w»s ro larad, Amiel showed a little dribbling. preceding which the game turned in Grafton'a favou.-, and they took the ball np to Puntonby's goaMine, which had tt« effect of forcing their opponents down. Shortly after, time was called. The last five and twenty minutes showed tho spec tators a very fast gamr, WMteside made a pretty run, but was collared just in tirnu to stop his scoring. Da*y now tried to get through and add to the ecore, but after showing a very speedy run was well collared. Tbe ball was not held, and was returned to tbe Grafton forwards by Mel dram j Jougbin got a chance, tan right through the P»nßonby forwards, bat before h* conld score,, was collared by Whitetide. The ball waa fetarned by Berry. White secured it, passed it to Byan, who .potted onae more at Honsosby's goal post*, but failed aa before. Ryan when ho gets a tolerably eaay chance at a pot seldom fails to »coro, bat both tht attempts he made were from very difficult parts of the field, Beny returned the bull smartly, kicking it far into the field. The Poasonby forwards rushed on to it and forcd Grafton down. After the ball being. returned to the field, Grafton made a good stand and played a strong game with great determination. Biggs played splendidly for Poosnnby ; nevertheless Grafton made their opponents force down. At the close of the match Grafton played up very, well in order to bring them on a level with I Ponsonby. Just before time wts cslled, Spencer marie a short but te v strong run, going, wrli through the forwards but was collared jn»t in time to Btop his adding to the score. At the fiaitli, tbe two teams cheered one another, which brought to a close the first club match played at the Domsin this season, Result: Ponsonby, S points; Grafton, nil. The sides were well-matched, Ponsonby showing the speediest backs, AUCKLAND V. NORTH BIIOKK. Considerable interest was manifested in the first match of the season between the Auckland and North Shore Football Clubs, which eventuated at Devonport onSaturday last. The play was very close until the last term, when G. Wynyard obtained a try for Worth Shore. Webster was en> trusted with the "place," bnt failed to kick a gaol. Soon afterwards, Cnlpan got through, and claimed a touch, which was disputed, The umpires could not agree, and the ball was brought out, when > ourtayno kicked a goal from it. It is intended to »übtnit tbe diipute to the Association for decision, and if they decide in favonr of North Shore, that club wins by two points, It, on the other hand, the decision is in Auckland's farour, then the town men will have a notary by three points,

DISTRICT COURT.- Yesterday Concluded.

(Before His Honor Judge Smith) ' the defendant.-Tbe plaintiffs £$ f tbe action » aligners of j! J ArtSS,' Co., and it was claimed oa thefcM that in August, 1880, aa agreement Si" made with the d< fendant (a boot and iff' maker carrying on business inKaranmlS Road) that he shoald receive?tf, ?3* to the value of £65, out of which £» was to remain outstanding on T express understanding that he shonld l 2 all the boots, shoes, and legeinesthstH. * quired from the firm, and thwh*'ft keep bis stock insured in plaintiftV*. for £50 Accordingly he received £,2 and paid £15 upon them, leaving aXf. of £50. The conditions precedent hoW* were broken by the defendant,' and tv! being so, a demand was made UDon hL< * the reduction of the account aft 01 feDdant wrote a letter in reply «*•«„„ «rl he woud p«y off the debt aVjS,^ possible, defendant, on the contrary «ii* that he never wanted Austin's goSi.7l they were pressed upon him, anftf^T' ultimately accepted them on ill j?shi understanding that he was VhrnT^ for three years, aa agreement b»i«» j up to that t fleet. He paid £15 XT affß and in August, 1881, paid at AustinS 1 a further sum of £25, the receipt {3? he must have lost. The,l IS agreement was poduced, 4^ » not signed. It was admitttdTcJ ever, that it contained the tewnstJuT arrangement. For the plaintiff. tT^2 was given by J. J. Austin and Wiuu* « odSl°? I j.clerk>' while defendant anffi llam Felkio were examined for the del*!. Tbe latter, however, had no cle3.il?' tion of the circumstances in dhttute'iMl Austin denied positively that snv na*m«l» of £25 was made, and, unpnorte^K. clerk, flatly . contradict™ the '^ fendant as to the place -and thi. time of tha first payment «* £15. Hi. Honor salel ttitfiKg.-.jf the points in conflict between the parttoL tic evidecce substantiated theUleaatito that an agreement was made that defendß" ant showed three years' credit, which theta « fore would not expire until Angnst next It was a question whether the credit wastot be given conditionally upon the terms ai • legtd, or whether tbo«e we» to ba taken as collateral terms of the agreement. Clearly.ho wever, ha defendant mustsnemd ppjn nis first ground of defence, via that credit for three years was given, which credit had not expired ; and that being so,*itw unnecessary for Men to say what he thought of the alleged paynunt of £29. AnontW was accordingly recorded ; coBt», £417t S. H. Webb v. BarahPowell.-Clato M Mr Cotter for plaintiff and BtSi Wbitaker for defendant. The cats »«, heard last Court day, the action being brought lor the recovery of a balance oT rent, alleged to be due in respect bi a building in Wellesley-street West, which the defendant had occupied as a boarding. bouse. The rent was to be £i per wier, According to the defendant's atateinint; however, the plaintiff agreed to redije It to £2 10* per week until certain repairs were effected, which were not undertaken There had been a lease, bat as it was not stamped it was not implied. The case had, therefore to be determined by thr evidence given of a private agreement, and tbe my; terencea that coald he drawn as to tna ' nature of the arrangement made.—His"; Honor held that on both these grounds the plaintiff must succeed, and judgment was accordingly given for his claim, with £6 Sis " costs. : Thomas Watson v. Joseph Booth, John ' j El ward Taylor, and Cornelius Taylor, . | claim£4lloa Bd, for breach of agreements- .: | Mr £. Heskeih appeared for tbe plain- * tiff, and Mr Cotter for the defendants. The pluiatift* carry on business under the name of the Auckland Dairy Company, and the defendant took service - with ' them as milk carrier, under an agreement which provided for commissions fir salts, and also provided that in caie olm its dttermination a fortnight's notica on .either side should ba given,. Another clause, however,, stated,, that., its terms were to be binding fat a yea^ Long before the year had expired, ■however, defendants found fault wita the; plaintiff for absences from duty ana ihsutardu \ ■ natioo, and they therefore gave him,., notice and discharged him,, at thj, same rt minding him that according... to another clause in the agreement, he was prohibited for two years fomea. gaging in the milk business within; a' radial of three mile* of the Post-office. Ha/ therefore, claimed £40 tor wrongfol dv." missal, and £1 10s 8d as commission^!! sales of milk.— A le^al argument took; place as to whether the defendants, in view of the agreement, had a right to di-misi before the expiration of the year.— fflj Honor decided in Mr Cotter's favour, and then Mr Hrsketh pat the plaintiff in ftu witness box to prove the £I. 10s Sd. His evidence, however, did not establish - the claim, and a noneuit. wa» therefore

Printed«ndPnbltoheabytteP«)priettt,ttßniffi ! Brett, ol Sympnda-etreet, at hto Q<Bg~ j Prfntine office, Wyndham-Btreet, In thß JTO I vinre oFAockland, New Zealand. I Tuesday, Junk VZ, 1883, i



"""" "to-MOBBOW. GABRIEL "LEWIS :.ffiSJ&KSS3Ss Sse,»i|U o'clock. STBAPS, GIRTHS. JKJ,, Sft^ftO. Terms at Sale, THURSDAY, JUNE 14. CLOCKS. CLICKS. CLUCKS. TIMEPIECES. LANDSCAPE AND MARINE OLEOGRAPHS. (BEAUTIFULLY FBAMgD). GABRIEL LEWIS TXAS received Instructions to sell,, »t W« J± rooms (opposite Thor°b». Bmitn and Ktth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on w» ' above date, at U o'cioos, QO CASKb CLOCKS (afliotted) W.B. OOOHBAKK) ' DAOBK THUKSDAY.jTUNE 21. « -wsa^s^r* 1" FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, HAMILTON EAST. r[B Subscribers have received instruc- Uons from the Beglatrar of the Supreme Ooort of New Zealand, to Bell by woUoDKat Mart, Fortfltreet. onThwsdw.Ust inatant. at 12 o'olook. 1 ALLOTMBNTB 26,52,118. and 132, Town ( pf Hamilton Kaßt, containing 1 aores.wlHi to Butcher's Shop. Dwelling-house, and all Buildings thereon erected, as now occupied by Messrs. Tristram and Lovatt.' SAMUEL COCBLRANE & SON, Auctioneer!. DURHAM STARDS. rR SALE, at the Durham| Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and BKIN& HUNTER A NOLAN. B.TONKS, 8.0. OAIB, B. D, TOOTS HP* WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. IMPORTANT SALE OF IpRBEHOLDJjQITY pKOPEBTY. Under instructions from the rustees under the Will Of the lato Sir Edward Coatley. B. TONES & 00. HAVE been instructed by the Trustees to' sell, at thete Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, June 20, at 12 o'olook noon prompt. THE FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :- Lot L-AUCKLAHD CLUB and POWLBY'S SHOP in Shortland-etreet, CUSTOM HOUSE HOTBL and TWO WOOD TENEMENTS, Fort-street, being Allot ment 5, Seotlon 3, City of Auokland. ICO links to Bhortland and Fort-streets by a depth of 263 and 279 links, now leased at a rental ot £203 per annum for 17 years from Ist jDiil, 1878, lessee to keep in sured for £2,000, and to relnßteta ell buildings U destroyed by fire. Lot S-FIBHHK & CO.T3 NEW PBBMI9BS, Queen-street, being Lot 1 Of Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 26ft. lin. by a Cepth of 02ti lOId. and Sift. din. and !)in, party-wall, leased for i 10 years, from 22nd August, 1881, at a rental for first 20 years of £166 per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of £208 per annum, lessee to leave, at expiration of lease, buildings of at least the value of 45,000. Lot l-SHEBA BBOS.'-ana UNION IN9UB ! ANCK OO.'s PREMISES, part Of Allot. *->m. meßt 7) of section M, Qneen-Btreet. Wit, frontage to Queen-street by lOift. to a lane, and 61ft. at rear to other portion of ' AHotment7,leasedfromlstOotober,lßßl, ! for eta years, at rental of £260. and from j October 1,1887, at rental of £312 to Ist of ! January, WOO, further agreement to lease ! to Messrs Bhera Bros., at eiplraiion of urerent levee's term, tar 21 years, at a genial to be fixed by arbitration. latl.-COI.K'a SHOP and OHBMISrS SHOP adjoining, Queen-street, part of Allot ment 17, Seotton M, City, 20ft to Queen- Btreet by a depth of Sift. Win., leased for 81 yeaia from April 25,1851, at a renta Ot £133 per annum, buildings and fixj tuna to be delivered up at end of term and kept insured for £700. lotl-HULME'S IWO SHOPS and PBB MIBBS. Queen-street, being Allotment g, Beotlon 82, City, 3Sft to Queet-stree by a depth of 82a 61n.,leaBeafor40years from May i. 1871. »t £130 per annum. UA l-BABEDOWira and ODLLBNB SHOPS and PBBMISBS,' Queen*teeet ABot ment 8. of seotlon 32 City, 38ft to Qaeen- Btreetby a depth of 83A fUii,.leued for iO I years, f/om May i, 1874, at a reo'al of £130 per annum. H*7_BKD LION HOTBL and ELKVBN BUILDINGS adjoining, in Victoria- Street, Being AUotment 14, of Section 20, "Cltr M7f fc 61n. to Viotorla-etreet »»d to Harding-street of 174/fc 7in., leased tot 20 years from 20th February, 1830. at a dear yearly rental of £101 per annum, snbjeot to no deductions whatever. totai.LONBRGAN'aSHOPANDPBBMISHS- Hvkkiko Btak Offloe. Wy»d ham-Btreet, Allotments 1 and 8, of Sub. division of Allotment 8, Eeotton 18. City of Auckland, 25ft Bin. to Wyndham ■beet by UStt and 25ft 01n. to a lane adjoining Haymarket leased for 21 years from 18th November. 1878, at a rental of £31 it, without any deduction whatever. frfl-PLABIBBBD HOUSB. Vlotorlß-Btreei, containing U rooms, with right of way at back, being part of AUotment 18, Sec Sor.2s.CMy of Auokland, 48ft 21n. to Viotorla-etreet. weekly tenanoy. _*,a oHBBB COTTAQKSi Vlotoila-street, ™nt*.'nlng respectively srooms.6rooms * » taonui Allotment 0, Section 24. ofy of Auoaand. 60ft Hn to Victoria, Btreet, weekly waancleß. ~ noHBLB HOUSB. Vio 0 1 •Btf*' „*, »wTON ROAD.-AUotment 10, Bee S£2 SimatarcntaloffiSOperannum. W Sfhaa option of purchasing atany I TW «me during the lease for £500. i °Ui p A RKBLL.-AUotments 44, 45, and 46, t TO VV^ otgobdivision of allotments^ «ection 1. tt Sol Auckland. 66ft to Manukau A SSwOTftto Earl^treet; leased for Pli 21 y ett rs, from July 19,1880, at a rental of I Bro'r4t Perttnnnm \ Tat —— \ Pl^^ i«fnT™aUon and copies of leases may v-jMrtbertofonnoao^ Messrs Jackson ; g^^BouXrTortheAuctioneers. Terms Easy. B> '(ODES ft GO., ' Auctloneots.



AaoTJonß. | MONDAY, JUNE 18, HOM.KS ¥QK THK PEOPLE. ; SALE OF tub WELL PARK EsTATB. , VaLUAULIS I BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, RICHMOND | Koad (near Auckland). - rspHE undersigned has received instruo< JTHK°ABOvtJ! N b*MKD 0CONVBNI8 N TLy , SITUATE 0 LAND. In Allotments to suit the reaulroments of that lave ana Important cubs I of tho community known as the artisan class. Title—land Transfer. N P.— Working Men, look out for this oaip. and in the meantimfl apply to the undersignea for plans and other panioulurs. Also (at the same time and plaoe), The followlna Lots at Kllerelle. Part of uar dons. Rnsaell Crescent and Roadi7 Lots 1. 31, 62,131A, 122,182A S2i, 525, 626, 627, 52P. 111146851 K. C. GKEENWO: D, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13, At 12 o'clock noon. 100,000 WELL-GROWN FOBEST, FRUIT, & OTHER TRKES. I MOKSTEIi SALE OP FRUIT & FOREST TREES, SHRUBS, &c, &c, &c AT ARTHUR'S MART. FROM 1-ONSOISBY NURSERY, Mb W. Mason's. LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT " MKNT of well-grown TRBKS, well balled. All carefully Faulted and Delivered one minth from day of Sale. At 12 o'Clock. R. AKTHUB, Salesman, &c, Auckland. TUESDAYS. T HJK HA YM ABEIT, SALE OF WOOLJ SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday. atUtfolock, ALFRED BUOKLAND, Medical. TKTERVOUS DEBILITY. Db. S. O. West's Nervk and Brain Treat mknt, a guaranteed Speclflo for Hysteria Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Age caused by over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one month's treat ment 6s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of cc. WK GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purchaser our •written guarantee to re fund the money if the treatment does not effect a core. Guarantees issued only by J. P. SING & SONS. Chemists, Qaeen-street, Auckland. Land and Estate Agents V. J. MCS3 W. ». O'BUIXIVAH F» Jo MOSS & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AN ESTATB AGENTS, SHOBTLAND-BTBBKT, Intending Bayers are respectfully invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Kates of Intereat.l HHAS. W I LlilAM SOU HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vulcan Laws, Auckland. Backers i-NsMous! Bank of New Zealand. SBHTB Vtd INTBKESr CoUeOteO. MONKY Invested for Capitalist! an UitOiH IBOUritleo. WTTHOCT OHABBB. BIZ POT 08E» allowed on deposits until in vested, MOBTOAQKS and LOANB Negoltat«4, fIHARKH Bought OZ Sold tO DTda?. JEEIXATBB Macagod for Abumtnea. AJULOTMKNT3 Bonsht, anfl House! Bull, an the Weekly Pa j man t System. BDBJJING ALLOTMKNTS FOB HALB A9 m KM»I- Beotlana-Btreet, 80/ Weat-Btreet, 80/ Inkerman-atnetiU/ Hepbumnrtreet. 80/ Bond-street, ill Ligar Plaoe, 66/ _ Argyle-etraet, 15s Bionmondßoad,fi3 Beresiord^trest, 90/ Oook-atmet. 00 Perelval Parade, Ul Parnell, 45s Keclamatlon. M Honqueat Place, 66 Howe-siree*, 80/ Valley Hoad, 16s Haokott-atreet, HI William Street, 80s Nortfcooto, 10a And In tstJoii Other itreeto at low rates. £AC\C\C\ TO LKND, In Sams of £10 and up- SrtUUU wards, on good securities, i INOBNT-STBBBT — Splendid Allotment, V near Pitt-street, for Sale, SOO feet deep. Easy ttsnnp, NKWTOM.— New flve-roomed House for Bate, with tank, well. &o Sasy terms. DUBUN-STKh.BT.-Now and Well-finished Iftrane for Sale, with workshop, wash house, coalhonw. ga». Sea On deferred paj -00 AOBE3 of Flrst-olasa Land for Sale, with "" water frontage, on easy terau. T>AKNELL—Freehold Allotment for Sale, 200 X feet deep, in a oholoa locality: sunny aspect and sheltered from cold winds. Prloe only £70. Small deposit. 1 AS 6U WKKKLY.-Honse for Bate, at Mount A v Eden, with large garden jon deferred pay ments. HBPBUBN-STBBBT-New House fin dale with verandah and bow window. View of harbour. Price, BIHO. IttKiiAND-BTKKBT-New Fonr-roomed floueo for Sale; good view Of harbour, Easy terms can be arranged. noYKAßLY—Allotment to be leased for 38 *<> years in Nelsoo-street. Money lent to build with If desired; pleasant view. SUBURBAN HOTKL far Bsln, about 7 milrs from Auckland, on main thoroughfare, with several acres of l&nd adjoining, Ch&sce for brewer or capitalist. rpwo BRIOK SHOP.-t for Sale in the Centre X of theGlty. Quito new. Excellent posi tion for bnsineaß. PAKNKLL-Slx-rcomed House (new) for Site in Kotland-street; pleasant view of har bour. Price. *325. Ebst terms of payment, WELiLINGTON-STBREV— Broomed Booss for Sale, with 2 lf.ruo allotments, front garden. Price £«0. "VTORTHOOTK—Allotments i two line Corner il Allotments for Sale, five minutes walk from liit wharf. £30 each. , HOUSE at Mount Eden with about two aorei ground, having a main frontage of 117 11.\ orchard, garden, cow-abed. plgßty, fowl-house, etc Prloe, C 675. Eaay termß, ■ * T>ONSON BY.-Five-rooraod Honse for Sale in X Clarence-street,• well finished; good garden. Price £300. O" ft MILTON (Waikato)—House and sore of JtX ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand, for £05. Lot 331. WAIKIEKIE-Elahtr Aorea at Walkiekle for £66. Splflnaidohano9 for working man. NORTHOOTK — Seven-roomed Honse, out buildings, ftc, and SO acres of Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour. Alsoi New 7-roomed House and nearly 5 acres. TiKVONPORT, Lake Koaa-Bernsi vwj XJ choioa Villa Sites for Sale, having road and Ma frontages, and posseesliig »he.flnert landsospe views to be found around Auckland. ijoeO-A NKW NBW OOTTAOB la New AZOV te,, (,„ gais, w ith urge shed, allot' men* 10 x 1001 very cheap. WAITKMATA BIVBB FHONTAGB.-Land for Sale at £3 per ftoroi in large or Email Wflftht. Bast !' x?o«R-HOU8K for Sale In WUltem-stoeet, XiAVO near 8t Jamee'a Ohorch. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room. Sec. prloe £460. EPSQM-Oentlaman's TUU Betioenoa. seven rooms, cowsn-honse, (tabling, too, £1000.' BBIBHTON ROAD, FarneU - Hlx-roomed Honse for wie, allotment 10 x 1001 water tftlu OB«r'' FIIOBt pSJHiOi'" ' * ■' TK)NBONBY~N*w Bix-roomed House and X Workshop for sale i two allotments | two' froataoMt easr terms. TTIAHH3 also For Sale at Waikomlti, Pare- J? moremo, Stokers Point, Waltakerd, Mabu ranut North Bhore. Papiknra. fto. Also, ne Mst In New Zealand Herald and Weekly News. OHA S. wTI LIAM S0 N, ESTATE AGENT. VuMAN Lanb, XURBH DOOBB ABOVH "BTAB" OmnCfc MBBOHANTB AOOOUNT BOOKS. INBUBANOB AND MIHINa BEOIBTEB BOOKS SPECIALLY BVLED AMD BoUWD. Music. Magadnea, PubUo Llbrarlea and Sunday School Books well bound. BAKBBS BPBOIAL BULBD DAY BOOKS. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Book* Band and oßcni^MUßio bookbj



NELSON MO ATE & Co. DRINK OUR pup Blended Tl4 It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES 2/-, 2/4,2/8 r 3/-, 3/4, 4/- Z 1-lb. and i-lb- Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. " PRESS," "Mr. Nolson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS, |elson,j|oate&(Jo. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AGENTS-EVERYWHERE. Nelson, Moate & Co.'i CELEBRATED CHALLENGE TEA» QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Bnslnesß Notloea. *MIBBM TKUTBNBKBQ QUEXN - BTRKBT, TTAVB on Hand ft J-L Complete stock of L. itTAnAMfe WBIGBL'S PAPER PATTERNS or ■O DRESSES, MANTLES, ' ™ tea. The Patterns are cut In ten different slues for Ladles and Children,, accompanied by dlreo ttona and Illustrations for making up. Bold at prices rMgtagtomtfd to 2s. rfeWest styles P^^J^Wj" Journal of Fashions. Prloe, 7d, by post SdjOr 6s per annnm post free (payable In advance). queen-btrek? (MoArthnr'B BnUdlngS). Formosco In Morto. ■\TBW ZEALAND FBRNB J_l (Unmounted, or TaeteftOly Mounted In various ways), From 12 np to 120 Varieties, Fob Sale by BRIC CRAIG, PRINOBB-BTRBBT. J» B. B x?a I*l b, VIOTOKIA-STEKST. IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FOKNIBH- UptSCTT IBOM MANUFAOTUBHU, Has for Sale, at law Bates- OtrDesters' Tools NalUi, Looks), ningoa Kltohen Banges Register Grated, in great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slats Mantleßieoss. Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Bleotro-Plato, Curb, and other Fenderi Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Slates, Cement, and Plaster, INSPECTION IWVCTgD. TP E A 0 0 0 X, «, OPTICIAN HASH* STOCK SPEOTACMCS AND BYB GLASSES of every description. Aw Aoouratb Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES & THiBSOOPEB, Powerfnl and Cheap, ANEROID BABOMKTBBB. 'ftCBBJUatEtKB*, H&BOTBIO BETJfI, BATTBBIBB, AND Fittings, 1 Maweto Meotrio Maohlnes and Medical OoUa, OPEaA^LASSKBjBmOCUI^, FIELD Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, .Bacoharometers, Salinometers, Argentoineters, Sec, &c, &o. *"- TH^^d' P#^la sgwmß OPPOSITE TUB POST • OFFICE, gUOBTtAND-BTHEET. . LIVER REGULATING. A^o^^rKerSJSrot Hon. BU<oS£ Chronic donstlpaaon Fla^ tenoy, &o. They are>a sate aperient, and *•«. *p'h ARM A0 Y. QUEKN-STHEET



Tea Merchants. | Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS HOU> B7 BOBERT IsTEUSIL. !"' "' ' '■ ' • I' T may not bo universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Pnfflnpf, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a few years the Largest Retail Sales of Tkas in tho Province of Auckland This fact is unmistakeablo proof of the PURENEBS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English and Colonial experience In tho trade and by careful solection of the best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAB, ROBERT NEAL is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. IS UNEQU AT L T E H ° PRICE . .__, , p m IfS JA, litho Best Imported thl* Season. The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10d. A Tm t to connoisseurs. The Superior Quality of tho Teas sold by Robert Nbai are so self-evident to those who have tried them, that no sclentiflo analysis Is necessary to proclaim thoir Genuine Purity and Excellence, ■ . . Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VIOTORIA-STRKKT. Fbidk. Whitkhbad. while beloß dealroua of keeplna his name oonetantlv before the public as a Teaman of fairly trustworthy experience, I«itm this opportunity of thankinic his numerous Customers— many of whom he haa sot seen— and presents them hla continued assurance that all classes purchasing his Teas, be they high or low prloed, will continue to reoelve as hereto fore the same falthtol and impartial treatment. I vend no slaughter or vioumlsins, lines, but every line advertised will be found having its true counterpart In the Tea tendered to pur chaser— whether to child, adult, or by letter. QBNUINB TBA does as a rule obtain—both ran Ohinsl and India: thOBBVBBSa la the ex eepttOD, not the rule, .a fab srh mir novelty than Genuine Tea is a cobbjcotly bh*w«o and FBOFSJBLY BKBVBD OUp Of Too. My Blm for the years I have been before the Auckland pabllo has been to publish what Good Tea con sists of, so that the oonsnmer might be my judge. Those who would that lgnoranoeihould prevail oondder a man foolish for his pains, but I have been more than compensated by the ooldkn OPHIOHB of hundrtde of peopls for hundreds of miles round Auoklond. and" as in timated, many of my oostomers I have not eeen, I oan readily admit the desirability of Slving Gold Medals to Tea Qrowera for pro aolnjj Tea of rare exoellenee. pains and ex pense Doing lnourred in its production, but none of this belongs to the Paoxet Tsjiun Many can, hut tew do. constantly Rive good value for money. I anspeot that Medals fo<- Packet Ttas, if pot to the «w« through tto Colonlaa, woold turn out much like the London Bakers when Dr. Lutheby waa about to report on braad befDie a Committee of the House of Commons. Manr wanted thslr parUoular bread reported on. but the wil» doctor said, "Oh. yes, pro vided you pay WO to any charitable institution I name If at any fat ore time I find you selling an inferior ariioi*." Judge his astonishment when only two la all ixmdon woulc abide by the teat Mow. I distinctly affirm that U any oommlttee et any local exhibition in New Zea land, or also where, have given Gold Medals for Paoket Teas, without dlßtlnotly oonneotlng the grower therewith, they were fairly cautht nap ping. Suppose Burne year India and Ohina Teas are a miserable failure, what la the medal worth for thtt year, a' from the Packet Tea man to the Oonaumari TEA PRICK OURRBNT t~ "VBBY RICH DEEP BROWN TBA," ▲ oomblnatlon of some of the finest, the atrongeat, and the richest flavoured Teas Imported. My aim with tola Tea Is to have something lit for anyona'a table on any oooadlon. PRICE. So. Pick PUUXD. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A meet economic high c'au Family T«a, both the India and China beiag selected with gnat oare m as to seonrefltßt-oropTea from the bo-t-known growths, well manipulated leaf, rite in the cup. atd thoroughly and soundly cured. I'K'Cw. Ba. So. PER POUND. "TEA EXTRAOKDINAH.. ThU Tee, hM attained a popularity and wide Olroulatloo, which Is only oompatable with dose atuoy and attention to the tattea of a large d«as of the general com munity. PSIOB. 23. fEK POUND. BPWtNDID M DARJEELING-FLA VOURED MIXTURE," GUABIHTKD A him F FUR> IHSIA AJTD China Teas. PRICE, is. Bs. PBR POUND. In the Cup tbiu Tea la a marvel of oheapneta, OUARANTEBD PtIKB OHOIOK HIJWT OROP BKOKKW LKAF •• PANYONG CONGOU." Price, Is. 6d. per lb. II PURE CHINA TBA BIPTINGS," With oapllal body and flavour, lid. per pound. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from la M. per pound. F&EDK. WHITEHEAT), TEA IMPORTBB, 95, VICTORIA-STRBiST, AUCKLAND. Giaes and Earthenware. CHINA, I 'PHE CBEAPEBT AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CKOOK ER V, OHIN A, ► AND a m M j GLASSWARE, | 0 IB AT % G. BROWNING'S, P 267, qdbbk-Btbkbt (seak habkjbt Bnbtbanob). Bstabiishid 1866. i h-anoy oood3. __ fi LAS 3, OHINA, AND KARTHBNWARB BOYLAN & TANF ED, IMPURTBRB OF CHINA. QtiAS?, AND BAfTa^NWARB:, Beg to intimate that s'noe Rbmovino the'r R&Taii. Ho8i>i»8B to>.their New Premlces, they hsvirop'ncd a 1 argo Assortment of NBW QUODS, lnclndlng a Great variety of very choice ornamen*s In Dresden and other China, figured Glass, Faience, Venetian, »nd other t ee orlpttona of Ware from some of the best Bngllsh and Continental Houses, an in spection of whloh they respeotf ally toilolt Having asoertainad from many reoent visitors that an Impression exitts In the minds of some that Goods of an Expenttvedaae Only are kept by them, they with to state that they import Direct from the Manufacturers, Bartnenwre Goods and Glassware of nVEttY DBBHRIP TI 'N. and their prloes are aa LOW, that tney are convinced a visit to their New Shop will eatlßfy the public that there la no Cheaper House In Anokland, nor anything like atlon Leave and Varied 8 took to seleot f ram. Address 1 -174, QUBHN-BTRBET. Two Doors Below Mr Rattray's, Drapery, "OKAD THIS AT ONOB. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, DWA RLf JU KWI Oi Q CUSTOM-HOUBK-3TKE«r Q 13 OFFERING riHINA, /ILASB & TjiARTHBNWARB AT CHEAPER PRIOHS THAN KVKR OrFBRKD IN THB COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUBT BE SOLD., TBS TBADB AND Obhbi-At PDBLIO Abb Invited to Inspect. BRBAKFABT, DINNER, AND TBA BRTa. WKDDINO AND BIRTHDAY PRBSBNTa. &0,, fiC, Bsa, EDWARD LEWIS,



Horticultural. j mHOS, STEAUMa & CO., A ITS, QURKN-BTKEKT, ACOKIUTO, OppOßlto T. to S.Morrln to Up.'p. Maohipea BT SPKOUL _^wMWfe^ AI'POINTMENr. [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY ONLY THK CELEBRATED /DOMESTIC) X MACHINES. . / The Eosloßt, Simplest, Best Made, and lf«t Durable. LAKQEBT BHOW.ROOM IN NBW ZEALAND. The only Bowing Machine wliloh haa never been beaten In oompetltioo. SOLS AGENTS IN NBWZHALIiroi BEAEESPEAR & 00» Queen-atreet, Opposite the Market. W. C. D v " w *8 THH QRSAT BftWIVQ MACHINE IUPOHTVU BAB JOBI SWOKtVBP A '"V tlhlpmsßl V the Ohailens* Ma"t'*tif the WorW- Tbs Warn Op.1 * Biwnrs maohium Tka Most BUent The Ohoapeat The Most BapM The Hlghert Asm The Mort BlmpU The Largest Taab TheUotlßatrtaWoxk The Bert Cover The Ifort Durablf The Simple* Shuttli XhaMortVeKUl The NealeU FWfc* TBIaDU MAOBnm trom £t vu lEM'.Bxn awma UAomxta vnm umom, FHm of hand MAoaam, £J 10* AIM. ALWAYS OH BAND. Hennlß* fflnjtM Frisier and BO BUi Werthalm Btandud HOwe Oompanfi Whneler ana WDaot Srovet and U«k«r> i-j.-.wrti ABO Oomamc And other Kooamak* ■MM 88, d. m wm: it, 3d. m w«sr U£ HMORIVSa SDittAafVSß, Xh«ee MuDhuiM oan be -.»u vi mi A«eaUi .- M. MoLeanandOa, Ploniwr Store, Wbangare I Tbomu W«IU. Cdoihriilue i William BUT«n<io« Caehnngai K. Wavle, nunlltonj ParneU ana BOjrlan, Glsbornei Brenner, and Qo» Tao»»8j» *nd at other plaoee, «;«.■** max QBUi D " QDEEN-STBBBT. Urapery, so. ><^ TV I. DHFBKBHD "\ IPAYId X X T I II . BYrnrm I rpAILORS, UKAPEES, AND " OUTFITTERB, HOBBON-STKEBT, (Noarlr opposite Wellingtomtroet), HAYS A WSLL-ASSOBTKD STOCK OF TBB BEST CLASS OOODB. AU Tweeds thoroughly shrank before belna m«de up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Byttem has been found to be a Bmat noon, by enabling thoae with limited Incomes to procure neopasanei is the eaideet poosihlo way. INSPECTION INVITED. MAKE TO MEASURE NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS ONLY. TROUBKRS 18s. 6d. SUITS, 80s. Have bow on hand a Choloe Assortment of MEN'S AND BOYS' READY-MADK NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS The ohjeot of the above Company Is to Intro duce New Zealand Tweods Into more general i nse, they having been found from praoUoal ex pononco to «ivo hotter wear than the imported , artiolo. TWBKD3 CUT TO ANY LKTTQTH AT WHOLWSaLK PKIOKB. •vpw yp\hXlifD rpWEED QOMPANY. JOSEPH MOWEB, MANAGER, Musical. T3UILDINOS COMING DOWN. In oonseqnenoe of the City Ooonoll bavlni sold the Buildlniv, J. HOWDEN la compelled to Clear Out hla Block of ' WATOBB9, CLOCKS. JKWKLUBRY. HARO3. OBOANB. S HARMON IUMS. Etc., ktc As no Seasonable Offer will be Refused (or Oaah, he trnats the Pabllo will take advan tage of this, hla First Bale tor » ream, and give him a Call at onob. Shortland-btrbkt. JUST HANDED. A beautiful AHortment of BOEU" NO. 8 ROBKWOOD & WAIiNOT PIANOS. Also, HARMONiaMS! HARMONIUMS SurpatslnK all Before Imported for BweetaeM ,of tone, oomblAßd with power. Prios from filO to 60 Uulnesa, with two Rows ol Ken In glo- Rant Case?, whloh will be sold at a Reduction SwCaah, or on the Deferred System oj Far ment, <fKBB AND CO/H MDBIO SALOON. I.YOKUM BAUi, Houßoir-6TB«BT, near Victoria, rtreefc



Ironmongery. .___. lE. POETBE & OO.J WHOLESALE AND RETaIL [ IROINMONGEKS AND IRON MERCHANTS, ! QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. \ ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOODS CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Kleotro-plate and Nloklo Spoons and Forw, Silver-plated necsort and Flßb Knives and Kor.cs, In Ivory and Pearl Handles, In Sets or Oanoa. Silver Plated on Best Niottle. Entree uishea In Bets. Fish Siloes ana Carvers. Napkin Kings, Steak Dishes. Ornet Frames, Liqueur Frames, Rmboanei and Engravod Trays, Tea and Uoileo Servtoea, Cake and Card Baskets, Vine dolsaors. Nntoraoks, Celery dtandu, »ngara and Creams, Tare Servers, Hsrdlne Boxec Kotilo Holders, Sugar Sitters, Fruit Spoons. Salad Kntwa »nd Forks, Brldeeoske Knives, Jelly Spoons and Ulahes, Child ren's Cupß and Sots WHITE WIRE GOODS. Slaoo -wo Introduced ttie*e Good-, they have <wme Into G*BM^s*f'_ jB-ifc A9m __ . EWLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. FROM TH* li «T MAKKRB. Hammers Chisels. Bougoa. Draw Knives, Olfborn Souiners, Sorow Angers, Coaoh Wrench•», doopera'Knives, Smooth Groovlßg. Trilng. Jaok, ft ad, -kow h abate Planes, l»n Plane*. Plow PUnea. N toiel-plated Bit Braoes, Patent Ratohet Braoes ana Breast Drills, EogUsh and Amerioan Hand tawa, Boxwood . ;, . Bnlea. Compasses, and Callipers, *c, &a BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. Rmithn- hqi'owo Portable Forseß wl'h Fan Blast, Hydraniio Vnrches and Uhea'lnu Muo'i r* D lbdranUo and Bottle J»oks Newly Deseed Smith*1 Hearth Anvils, all weights. Anvils with Vice comlined S-vane >Meek». ''earth Baofcs, Water ": Tujre Iroua, TnrninK Lathes to: Iron and Wood, Stocks and Dies, t crowing Machines (Or Bolui and Pipes 1 rilling Machines, fee COOKING STOVES AND RANGES, OUR LAKGE STOCK OF STOVES COMPRISE— O W Smith an* Wellrtood'n. Watson. Gow tod Da's. ' Am«rio»« Oooklnsr Btovos, wllh la*ert tmpr <ye m»nt». (or Coal or Wood. *. P, S= 00.H Self rotling Cotttw* Hange* with oven and boiler) Buna with i or' b aid toller, sultab'e tot large famlUes and hotel*. M 4 BBT.S HANTBLPIBOBB In Carved Statuary, w hlte Vein, fto. KNAMBLLRU BHTB Ditto. i« Black and Gold, and Other Newaiyle'. NitW ONIONS In Tito Heuths. Tiles for Shops. BttM. Furniture,»«. *o STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Just Landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE BROS., comprising Femr and Sight honte Boho Knginef, Bteam Pampa. 8 x S x 38. do. 8 x 5 x 12, Weaton DUTewntUl Block U-ton to 2-ton), Jolnera" damps, Itou Bench forews. Tanwe Metal for boarirßß, Phosphur Brontes. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR Olfc, CANDLE, AND KEROBENE. Tnoular banterur, Huir«oace Lantemß Furus Lanterns tMsDie Luuternß, Packer uibterne, Bull's e;» 1 anterns. Tabular Lanterea can he fllleft, lighted, and regulate-? without removing tho globe. El. FOETEE & CO. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HXOH.STBBKT, I QUKBU'STRBBT, AUCKLAND. BRANCH STOBK : NEWMARKET. AIL ORDEUS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS,



T4 EM EMBER THIS! It you are Blok, Hop Bitters will (rarely aid Nature in making you well when all else f nilf. j If yon are costivo or dyspeptic, or are suffer ing from any other of the numerous diseases I of the stomach or bowels, it is your own fault if' you remain ill, for Hop Bitters is a sovereign | remedy in all such complaints. ; If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney Disease, stop tempting Death this moment, and turn for a oure to Hoo Bitters. If 70U are siok with that terrible sickness, Nervousnoss.you will find a " Balm in Qllead " in the use of Hop Bitters. If you are ft frequenter, or a resident of a miasmatic district, barricade roar system against the scourge of all countries malarial, epidemic bilious, and intermittent fevers—by the oso of Hop Bitters. If you have rough, pimply, or sallow akin, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel miserable generally, Hop Bitters will give you fair Bkin, rich blood, and sweoteat breath, health, and comfort. In short, they cure all Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves. Kidneys, Bright's Disease, £500 will be paid tor a case they will not cure or help. Druggists and Chemists keep. That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, lister, mother, or daughter, can be made the pioture of health, by a few bottles of Hop Bitten, coaling but a trifle. Will you let them Buffer 2 •



NOTICE OB RKM OVAL,, OJ. F. MAGINTTRK AND AUSTRALIAN YINEGROWBR4 COMMHfI..: bag ilnoerely to thank the poblio tar the p&ttaa tge th»y have received sinos commends* business In Auckland, and wish to make known t&Bt they have Hkmovkd to more cttauno-1 dloos premie ea In shortl and STREET,nest Wtnka and H»P, at d opposite the Anokl&od Club, whnro. in addition to the Aaatnliu Wino Business they wiU oaxry on the bMIM»K of General Wine and spirit Merchants In gob. •eqnonoQ o( J. F. Maclutjre having taken Hi , brother (Mr Alexander AUolntjrot Into p^ij ship, the business will in tntore bi ourii unner the style or firm of Maslntjre Brotitrs and >'o, and they hope to continue to itoHn.Jt ' to oat-ooaaß hltheno bestowed, ■ MACINTYBB BHOihKKH aND 00, will impnn direct from the BUST DIHTHjIiUES at Home, and from KlKBr-OLASB BOTOiSWI. ., Of MAIiT LIQUORS, whloh will eMMi; > them to snoplr the Beat Brufi* W Wlm« Srlrtte, Malt Liqnora. &o. at modantt nrkefc! ▼lur will also keep on hand »ha oolea HelldonHp Water. Ttey p«ruoo!«ri? 1 oailthe attention of the ponllbtd 'mtufvui the Anstraiiaa wises have curled off cum sold Medals at the J»3*d«ux JSamttKM.':^ also at Sydney, Maibqarne.' iad-rJiWiWik -': Same of thorn, raeh v Port, Shlru, raml, (Nob. 1 and 2i. and Verdeliho. are ifteUSi» commended for medical pnrpotei. The pnblM '■ may at all times rely on flfdlDga ohoios «(«»; lion of these unsurpassed Wines la Btoefc Price List on application. •'.. -.'. .: I nHHE KIVKKSDALK UAUVtAmtH' I X n»a 00. (Lhutid) , ■■ ! TANNRBS, OURRISRB, CFKI>LMnNBfBS I IMPORTERS Off ENGLISH, AUBRIOiHi I AND FOREIGN rjSATHKBS,' I SRINDKRY, bHOS MKROKRY. TOOM 1 AND ALL THB RKQUiaiTBB O?TM. 1 BOOT ANU SHO* TRADBB. I I The R, M. 00, aamlted) hava now on feiul »io I to arrive, & splendid assortmeot, aii.■,;,-., I fint rate valne In ', ". > : I Colonial Holn.Ktp, Calf, SpUt _ " Brown and Blaot Harness Leathers, &&,» ALSO, Flret-rate valne In FranoKsnd KnelWoOaU Oalf Kid, Patent Calf, Amerloan Buffv^- Bollt Knamel, ftast Inttlli Kip. &0..««.J.^ Mnohlne Silks, Machine Threads, Brtotejj , -Tool*, and Bhoe, Meroery of til am* GASH BUYBRB OF HIDiB.SKINB, '(Wflfcj..; ANDTAIXOW. t , TO B N F 0 L D & C * SOUTH AUSTRALL^WTO|«O 1' KSTABIJSHID ISSBp , ; ' I Rbjd Winks, WHnsWmKS,Bß««w^s^ I TAWNKV OHOKJK WOT ynw.;;, I GuarantaedlOyteMOU. _ 1 InDoubleMßgnnnis,Qi»rtandPiii»J»Ba» ; ; I W^^s«ttffl«?S® ableprioes. " " «t?v ' I WHOMMJ^WDIBASDSPIBrajiKBdBIjn. I ort-steet April 1883: ' „! 17 ' I VISION STORK. jFcrt street Back Of Wlßgw* | I Burns, and Co.'s), I SAMXnBL EvUfBON I Bega to announce that he has "P^ftSSfffi I,'^ I Produce and Provision.Storei at; theMW "» : - I dress, and Invites all his old friends.ana: Sg^st I PubUo to give him a Call, feeling MSj^ygfi}) I Prices wfll bear favourable comparison vrl«,;. 1 any houso In town. I POTATOES. FLOUR." OAjm^^C^ I BACON, newly arrived from Southern*" 1* ■■v f NotetheAddr^; Baok of Wlngate, Barns, and Co/s TempOnW:a-7 J Premises. I