LECTURE ON THE LIFE AND WORKS OF HANDEL.

iHK ,ecture "i Handel „__, .. Hitioos in the Choral Hall to'-.' "■«•? ---8ev. T. Mc Ke __ie lf!LT&**l* musical illustrations by tb'i. <■''■'*i« tbe Choral Society, Was f^M ••"ended, »-d all preMM "» >«,_, radical treat. The 1". J°y^»»J aid of th, fund oiTß***? to Worship theß^'^ eisWorsMpelLui»ta;?te was the most popular*' WlWffl his compositions* £ere°t COffl«s all denominations. m, nd P« „ leeto were the outlet He was the great f ioi 3 • fleet The lecturer t L |p£«_ to give a sketch of __!„?„ TOffi terspersed with nmderow M* %b fathers objection tf_s*«ftj struggles with popular preittdii\>. cendence „f character, 2?ft'Js triumphs. Mr Fro. , r slwiS."^^ with Mozart and BeethS^ 1 B«S judgment Handel was i_f.T ai,i' '^ as a melodist, and fe^o« a harmonist, but far k™"oVei< a two great composers in BoS_ '4 effective combination. A >kS' W h. H travels in Italy an d «__,„. I*' H«tt arst.andlastd^lwTtlSg».fS glorious mtroauction to theS^ *&% burg. The musician me .S_J?»_C ceptipn by the aristocracy iateL. -W «• was subjectsd to much n_t__3tfflN Handel w„ neßleotiiragSll It was the nobles, and aot__l__i»fc refused to patronise WM^M. The higher classes Itf. ___. _&^W». upon the stage, but SftjffiS Gay, and the literati of th X?SBaIK kept their fingers on the #$*%>* recognised the sablimo geoink Xw poser, guaged Ms m^JgHgl and wrote in hi. **, "Wmiei 1741 _sndel visited Dubfc^ was greeted withthe mw_L_tft,l» thnsiasm with bis ''Hstffflii' brought out in that year fl! *hj* Ii in Dublin were solarOTthatS™*!* could be taken atTo fe*«^ order to make snore room, __.i_i7' >> rt qoested to lay aside th_. fflfew chef d'auwe, "the &?*> fully apprfclatedfrom'ttiefiSrWk period this grsndoratJriSfe^i creased In reputation. . \ffijE__J k but for the raere.t onffl_"_i.«??__« i andcarcful.y p reparj^*»te, eluded a series of abb. "StilW &■ the works of Band! ll?' 11 122;ondes P ecian y^C«Kj Egypt/ "Saul" ■!___«.;.. !™^ Maccabasus," " Joshua," "Solomon»m Messiah," and cthe ? ,;'Th.Sl.3 of 54 tnembera of the chM«S The tenors ooly The selections rendered mZ $ conducted by Heir Carl ______&T " Comfort ye my peoole"S _£ E • Barker ceve" (recitative), and ii?__hSft Mus Mauosell; "He wug&S I 1 Miss Corbett; "AoßewS 3 fair," by Mis's StephLaon "S,™ God of Hosts" (from «___3M Miss Maun.ell. 'The choS^ "And the glory," «... thSS The lectaro%as attended «._!!& I v-rious denomioaiions, and members „_ the churches.^ The lecttt.w]^^ j of thanics to the Mayor,He#s___? I to the orchestra, snd to.»B'Pfki__i„' had given their patronaee. y'liidbr _ Mayor proposed a vote of •&___!_ _, with the " Halleluiah Choral

FARMERS VERSUS QUEEN-STREET.

SIB,—At a meeting convened Jot •__ mi versity purpose at Ancklaad.jptrth. ago Judge Richmond spoke. Bt__ti__j. ing to what the Jttdge called "mliii*_i sycophants" (of which class U J%. audience coataiocrj at least o_sipeo__i he stated that thej "divineright „i__" had taken the place of the " aivinertgttel kings." As the remarks of so lUtb. guished an authority appeared wpw _, challenged at the time, we may omiik the Auckland people believed in the Jia'jt't [theory; bat the Judge ought to hant!< ' lowed, at least, one excepti_ toj&ri viz,, Auckland Province, where pert cliques,, secret societies, and, weatijjn, panics and firms usurp the "divinejqjil,' and rn'e the so-called mob more effipiti thin the Emperor of Russia can hopeto.-. tttnnks to the softening effects cc _■ human ■heart of the '' gospel of dyniODit' Before endeavouring to elucidate the -R> going exception to Judge BicamondW!, will you a.low mc to .thank yon fit fa interest you take in the Ohbhmiss hi Sand Company.'. I read an articleof pi on that subject lattt night. (Satariijsjj^ after c lining home from- ■work, ai tej ihoueh,' perhaps not quite 53 *picia= Bnrns's Cotter; it was very retetojil cheering, especially when amtr'astta til tbe rubbish that used to appear in £t " Weekly Crawler;" such ai how bi tit.' an old milch cow, fe.,.o^7i|ter:lani. how Mr Murray, of Rako(late!MirUl« flome Uta(jo constituency), got "snnbW' by the "Herald" for juklr. tbe in_ of hit letter on woollenftctories, _&,&, and which letter you were gooa eamjlit publish, the AuckUnd farmers, haw {( grouDds for arriving at' the rxratWii that, they have lea-te fear ha t iniporters' of iron than, from the '» porters of shoddy ; a woollen factory 1 evidently the betenovr of _ QeeeniM shopkeeper. Dr. Walli. V befiev. 01 m j occasion was reportedl to arte allodai it ; some newspaper as being «__Hi«j for its Btupidity. The'readinKSfttkwia tho Aockiand farmers backed up Him the other day on toef^.MtfWf proves that tbe word, ucd I)'UK* " Punch " for tho benefit tf'-^W« 30 or 40 years ago,»»_oi.iW|ip|ffl,ftE!" they are not "duller than fcjK"* wins with ease tho ptW» in __»«**• ' Tbo electors that belonr. t. to am side of Maraden eleetoril dlHiKt »i probably by this time.■;'*to">* ra completely they have been, "w f l.* machiavelyan policy bo swßw^«" 1 j by representatives of some« «(prs j firms, &c„ afore mentioM.«. «>B.'J; election. In place of an wtw" «» j Whangaret railway, andl-MoM^r making cement, all rtiil? j produce market and Musw&^S 1 what do they find! ''tfriltfw., «?£■ i tuns one of the stores athwtte_W«" \ belonging to the firm thehesdof ißd^ such great promises Hi ®n_W_ buy bacon as usual J n^"0'"??^ , anawer, no, bat the &m*«P!*W ; : bacon from Canterbury Jj-MgS the right of that firm to ballast U»«P timber vessels with Canterbarj <W< stead of Canterbury stone, or hil «■, navvies that are at work ontM**™*" ] way with bacon (except on fl»«a tern), but has the &W^rsS%\ givo valuable kauri foreata to ttF?" monopoly ?—I am et&i -(-^j^rjDft : Maungakara_ea» May lSaVlsa

THE WANTS OF AUCKLAND.

SiR,-Would you H-ty.igSgE next issue the followingpre« DW!SSI of ibis grand city :— Auckland to keep P**L, and not lag 50 yeara ■W^^ B o\etai For the harbour-^^^Stourtri lieu of the present COBtt.wi^^i structure. „^_M«fM For the principal *"^^___tti« night, this city being *ta_2_,T l" J any in the AustralasianWfr£ ' M i__ ! A few Marsden's Btone «»TO"___< ■ good hard metal, 1-M expensive, rough and coml»» n,OJ, scoria. to milC A couple of good steam "P^fS* roads after metalling, the Tf^^l of metalling being obsolete in toffWf pretensions. ,h_.._wil*>* A few energetic men for the W™^ Board, who will insist on land ttW^ veyed within a reasonahw applicants will not have to-WJ*^ months for their application VJ*J with, and finally give it up » a«p» ; go South. "','-,, A decent market. __»»riWS Room to sit down In the P-W U" . and another paper desk. -| A few of tbe Canterbury PulnanP the Auckland railways. :■■■'■ t&jfai Tbe fcartul stench ■^m-iw^yj which poisons half Pcntonby, »**3K a branoh Post Office »?"" W5S* the junction of Grey atdQ««3 ad improved system of pfflgjßL land being a second Edinburgh fa*™ and vatiety of abominable *m? u *L ,7 lam' 'StJ Way 25. ' _^

Printed and P___**^b^P^_fW Biuctt, of 'Trmnnrlii t**—*t \,rj____\ Printing office. W-*ndl»amj*reeS.J«j« (See ofAut-ind. New Zealand. , ■ i BATOBDAT, MA. ft IS* |

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>i._'j.! 7 ~■' Ao-ttone. . J .■.■.-' in. i — """ i MONDAY, MAY 28. j WCM AtlloWock. .;' AT SIB BIN'S MART $¥'l A N O SI"~JP lANOSI TOR BALE. Ex"&sT WESTMEATH, DIRECT FROM LONDON. rriHE Subscriber lias received instruction" Tto sell the following FIRST-CI£SS PIANOS by MoRNiNOTON and Weston, Lon don, 1 WALNUT PIANO (Class D. O^verslxung. 1 Iron Frame. Full Trichord. Best Check Action, Burwood Case, Trusses, so. 1 VENEERED COLONIAL MODEL. 1 Overstrung, Full Trichord, Iron Frame, Check Action, Moulded Tresses, &c. 1 WALNUT ONE-STRING COLONIAL 1 MODEL. Check Action, Brown Frame, Full Trichord. I GEORGE SIBBIN. Auctioneer. ~~~~~ MONDAY, MAY 28, AT 11 A.M. FANCY GOODS, I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VASE?. THE Subscriber bus received instruction IW s*U, at hi Mart. 6. Quotut street, on Monday, 28th May, at 11 o'clock, Q OABEB FANCY GOODS. MUfIOAL «-» INBTRUMKNTS. AND VAtsKd, EX WEBTMEATB. COMP RISISO— PURSES, CLOTH AND HAIR BHUSHES. HAND MIRRORS. FANCY SOAP. GARTERS, BBOOOHB3, LOCKEIB. PUF/ BOXES. INKS, TOILS 1' SETS CLOCKS, BASKETS, TERRA OOTTA. FIGURES, WORK BOXES. ALBUMS, BR 4.CKST*. VASBS. PHOTO. FRiMKS, ACOOBDIaNS. &c fee, &0. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. AT AN EARLY DATE. EX 5.9. WESTMEATH, FROM LONDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS, i-oual and many better than any lots sold ... In Auokland. Catalogues in a few days. GEORG-T SIBBIN, Auctioneer. DURHAM tfARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tnesday, at 11 o'olook, HID—. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTBR~- NOLAN. " TUESDAY?. T H t E H AY_ A R X E T, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINSi HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, •t IS o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pODNTRY CATTLE SALBB. __p___r_-We_MSday. May SO. ALFRED BUCKLAND. > : : B, TONKA B. 0. CABPi D. D, TONKS *3 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. .PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SAL OP WIREEHOLD niTY pKOPKBTY. Undertoatraotions from the Trustees under the Will of the late Mr Edward Cdstley. fpHB FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES i- AUCKLAND CLUB. Sbortland-street CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Fort street MESSRS SHERAJBBOS.' PREMISES, Queen-street MESSBS FISHER & CO.'S NEW BUB-D ---INGS, Queen-street COLE- BHOP AND ADJOINING SHOP AND PREMISES, Queen-street HULM-B SHOPS AND PREMISES, ■ Queen-street EASDOWN & CULLBN_ SHOPS AND PREMISES, Queen-street ', , > RMHONHC'TEI. Victoria-street .#_**.■ -_r- LONBBGANS SHOP AND PREMISES, '•1 * Wyndham-street HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 18. Section 25, Victoria-atroet THREE COTTAGES and Allotment 7, Sec , tion 24, Victoria-street HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 7, Section 191 Victoria-street . HOUSE and TWO COTTAGES on part 21, Section 18, Hobson-Btreet GRAFTON ROAD-AUotment 10, Section 18 MANUKAU ROAD, PABNELL-LOtS is, 15, iB, Of Bl Full particulars will be advertised In a few days. Meantime any information may be obtained of MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors; or of B. TONKS ft 00., Auctioneers, B, TONES. K. 0, CARE. B, D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, AT 12 o'Clock. B. TONKS & CO. WILL aeU by auction on Wednesday, May W.a« 12 o'olook, The —wd is ndw being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. 7 At tne same time will be sold TH* HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Whloh now stand on the property. Consisting of— ■..--.■ j Houses oonu—tog low rooms eaoh l Hooee oentahaing three rooms t Httiiß^nootalnlngtwoiootns 1 Hla-kHutih. Shop • j tttabln tTerm* Etf y. Plans ready shortly. Farther particulars may he had of 8, TONES & CO., , Auctioneers, KOTI CE. ft' HE SALE ofTmPRVED F ARM at •**■. HAUtAPU U POSTPONED. SAMUEL COCHRANE & 8011, • • " Auctioneer,"



| AocMone. * 'W, », COOHBAOT JAB, DAOM ! MONDAY, MAY 28. I BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OP SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. ' 113 ACREVWAIPU. THE Subscribers will sell, at the Land » Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 28th In stant, at 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENTS 195 and 231, Parish of Walpu, containing 113 acres. Conditions of sale on application. BAMDEL COCHRANE _■ SON, Auctiumetii. W, 8. COOHBJtHKJ UAB, DAOBB MONDAY, MAY 28. ALLOTMENTS, ELLERSLIK, KINGSLAND, CORO MANDEL. rTiHE Subscribers will sell nt their Rooms, I m. Fort street, on Monday, 28th inst,, at 12 , o'clock, | ELLERSLIE.-Lot 113, having frontages of , | 66 feet to Panmure Road, and 196 feet to . Amy-street, | KINGSLAND ROAD.-A First class Building Site, having 100 feet frontago to Uueen street, only about 100 feet off main road.by 160 feet deep. j By Order op the Trustee in the Estate op James White, Lots 31 and 32, Section 4 . Township of King-' stone, Coromandel. No Reserve. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anotloneere W, It COOHBABX JAB. OAORB ! MONDAY, MAY 28. By Order of the Trustee in the Estate of Robert Keilly Ralph. IMPROVED FARM, TAUPIRI, WAIKATO. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the Trustee of the Estate of K. R. Ralph, to sell by publio auction, at the Land Marl. Fort-street, on Monday. May 28. at 12 o'olook, Allotments No. 18. 21,22, and 289, Parish o Tauptrl, Bank's County, containing 200 aore, more or less. N.B.—This Property ia situate about two miles from Huntley, has a comfortable Farm house and Ontbuildlngi on It. and is otherwise permanently improved. The Railway passes through the Property, and it has also a large frontage to the Walkato. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft 80N, Auctioneers. W, 8. COCHRAN-. 1 IJAMKS DAOBX WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. HIGH. CLASS OIL PAINTINGS. PHOTOGRAPHS. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Booms Kortstreet, on Wednesday, 30th Instant, at 11 o'olook. - A SMALL CONSIGNMENT OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTING?. &c, com. rising— PHOTOGRAPHS. J L THI Yacht Fappuo, anlving at Bandy ___$_ Hook. New York: Riroour. after win nlntr tbe atlmtioOcean Race. In back ana gold frame, and glased. 2, The Yaobt Evchanthesb. leaving Cowes's Harbour Isle ot Wight, In bmok snd gold frame, and glssedi The oomps.l n plot-re. CHKOMOS. 3. Bcoich Lakb SO—IK, nley. i. Sooich Lake Scene, by Penloy. The com panion picture. OIL PAIHTINGS. BE P. ATALAYA. 5. A Spanish Cavauer and Lady oxHotSE back, vis-a-vis, with landsoape, a double picture in gold mount and old English gold frame. (A fine specimen ' of miniature painting.) By F. V. H. 6. castexamark, Italy. In massive old Italian gold and frame. By FRANC MOLTINO. 5. Shipping o*t Blackwam, with Shooter's Hilt, in the Dutancb. In »nullah deep gold frame, gltzad. A very clever little picture which speaks for Itself. 8. 11l tbe Pool below London Bridge. A A large picture in massive Kngilstt gold frame, and glazed. - One ot this talented artist's best pictures. By ST. CLAIR MOLHOLLAND. 0. EARLY MORIT ON THK AVON. NKAR BRIS TOL. A large plot are, in massive English gold frame. A wooderrnlly effective and quite a "Turnerfsque" work. By SCOTT MYLE9. 10. The Waved ly pord and landscape, a large picture In massive Ksgush gold frame. This cliver and detailed ptoture was exhibited at the Walter Gallery, Liverpool. BY J. HOWAKD. 1L Sr. Geoßfj-'s Chuscb ai»d Gbavd Canal AT ve*ice. a large picture ia E-gluh gad flat frame. BY B, LANDS. ER, 1811. 12. The Queen add Prisce Albert on floßSßuacK. A very fine and spirit«t sketch: BY OALCOT, IS3J. IS. Yaoht Race on tbe bivbr Ihaiies. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, JOLY 13. R. C. GREENWOOD BAS been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by publio auction. at the offloes ot the Hoard, Fort-street, on Fri day, the 13th day of July, at 11a.m. THE LEASE FOR A TERM OF GO YEARS (subject to the provisions of " The Hor btrars Aot, 1878"! of Portion ol the Fore ■hare of the South Side ot Auokland Harbour, for Ihe purpose ot a FREEZ ING AND EXPORT COMPANY. . Fiona; conditions of ntle, and draft ot lease will be on view at the offloes of the Ho_r.i. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AT ELLERSLIE HOTEL*. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, GLASS, CHINA, PICTURES, ONE OF THE BHSI' PIAMOS IN AUCKLAND, HORSE, COW, &_„ &a, &a E. & A.ISAACS BAVE receivfd lmtractions from Cap tain 3. Ellis (who is removing to Tauranga), to sell by auction, nt the Ellerslle Hotel, on Wednesday, May 30. Nt 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIB HOUSEHOLD FUR Ann, *»^^ RE( HORSES, COWS, &o„ fto„ fto. Full particulars in future Issue, E. ft A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. Sewing Macbines- BYBPKCIAL ja^m|^fe APPOISTII-NT jSIABIiaUBD 1870, buy y £ ONLY THE / \* CELEBRATED . /I \ / ,"9 -/f MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Machine whloh has never been beaten in competition.; SOLE AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND : SKAKESPEAR te CO., .' Queen-street, Opposite the Market. _»7 HOLES a;LE AND RETAIL W GENERAL PRODUCE AND PRO VISION STORE, Fort-street Back of Wlngate, Burns, and Co.'s). Samuel Eyinson Bern to announce that be has opened a General l^ueVSd Provision Store at the above ad dJSwT^d invites all his old friendß and the Public to give him a Call, feeling sure thatjUß Prloes will bear favourable comparison with any house In town. POTATOES, FLOUR, OATMEAL, „ and BACON; newly arrived from Southern Ports, and other goods to arrive.' < - Storage for Free Goods on Reasonable Terms. Note the Address— "° FORT-STREET. Back Of Wlngate,Barns,and Co.. Temporary ™*^ Premises.



■______■______■■______________■ ———■ws------ ———■-—■_■—i -_____-_5-________-_sS__ Sportinar Requisites. Shooting Season, XBB3- THK FOLLOWING EMINENT MAK.KRS AR„ RH-PRKSKNTKD BY THE UNUER SIGNP D. w. &c. Scott & 80n, w. w.' greener, i. holll & sons. oh vd.w at my slore, The ITinest and JLargest Stock op (tuns ever shown in new zealand. GUNS SPECIALLY BOKK1) FOR KYNOCB'S NKW "PBBFEOT*' BRASS SHELL-I. BY w. W. GRBBNER AND HOIiLIS te Surfs. SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND. I W. H. Hazabd. Gunmaker. {BYSPEO,At^XT™c!jui.SmA,miUB} AGENTS ALSO FOR HAY, MERRICK & CO.'S GUNPOWDER, FOR THE COLT'S FIRH ARMS COMPANY, AND FOB JAMES PAIN'S MREWORK, FAOTORY, LONDON. Igg_QUEBN-BTREET. AUCKLAND. Igg Patera Lists on Application. t imi. -—- Tea Merchants. UNAPPMOACHBD IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS ARE THE TEAS BOLD BY ROBERT NEAL, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN & VICTORIA-BTREETS, AUOKLAND. It may not be universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Pnfflng, ROBERT NBAIi has obtained in a few years the Largest Retail Sales ot Teas In the Province of Auokland. This faot Is unmie'akable proof of the PUKKNKia and SUPERIOR - QUALITY OF Thai TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English and Colonial experience in tho trado. snd by careful selection of tbe best ot the various growths of INDI* AND CBINA TEAS, ROnEttT NKAL is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The HLKND of TEA at JS. |OD. is acknowledged to be UNEQUALLED at tho PRICE, j The BLEND of TEA at £9. JQD. Is a Mixture of the Best Tons Imported this . Season, and a Treat to Connoisseurs. She BDPBMOR QUALITY of tho TE»B BOLD by ROBERT NEAL are so self evident to those who have tried them, that no scientific analysts is necessary to proclaim their denuine Purity and Excellence. THEATRE BOYAL BUILDUJGS, UUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSiE." No. 95, Victoria-street. Jbrdk. Whiiehbad, while being desirous of keeping his came constantly before the publio as a Tenm&n of fatrly trustworthy experience, takes this opportunity ot thanking tils numerous Cuftomers—many nt whom he has not seen— snd presents them tils continued assurance tu«t oil classes puruh—udb his Teas, be they hly hor lOirpnoed, will continue to reoelve as hereto-1 fore the saute faithful and impartial treatment I vend no slaughter or viotitnlslog lines, hut every line advertised will be fouoa having Its true counterpart in the Tea tenderer] to pur chaser—whether lo child, adult, or by letter. GENUINE TEA does bb a rule obtain-both rom Chins I and Ino la: theiutvxßS. Is the ex ception, not the rale. .-. rar QBE Aims novelty than Ocnulue Tea Is a Coubeotlv br»w.d and fhupcblv siutvKo ciup of Tea. My aim tor the years 1 have been before the Auuitlaed pabno has been to publish whit Good Tea con- Hl.ta of, BO toat tha consumer mlvht be my judge. Those who would that Ignorance thoald prevail oonbidor a man t jolieh for his pains, bat I have been moru than oompeusaied by the oolden opitiovs nf hundreds of people for hundreds of miles round Auokland. and. as in timated, many ot my oostomors I have not seen, I can readily admit the desirability of giving Gold Mode's to Tea Uiowors for pro dnoing Tea of rare oxonllenoe, pains aid ex poaso being lcoarrcd in Its production, bm none ot this belongs to tho Pacset T-.m.\ Uacy oan, bat few do, constantly give good value tor money. I suspect that Medals fo* Packet Teas, it put to tbe test through the Uolonlea. would turn out much like the London Bakers when Dr. Letheby was about to report on bread tofoio a Committee of the House of Commons. Many wanted their particular bread reported on, but the wll> doctor said, "Oh, yea, pro vided you pay ASO to any charitable institution I name If at any future time I find you selling en inferior artiote." Judge his astonishment when only two In all -uandort would abldo by the test. Mow, I distinctly affirm that if any committee et any loosl exhibition In New Zea land, or elsewhere, have given Gold Medals f«r Packet Teas, without distinctly oonncotlng tho grower therewith, ihey were fairly cauwht nap ping, zniopose som* year India _od China 'leas are a miserable failure, what IB the modal worth for that year, a- from the Packet Tea man to tha Consumer. IEA PRICE CURRENT : "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of some of the finest, the strongest, and tho richest flavoured 7 ess Imported. My aim wltu ttds Te*. is to have something fie tor snyon«'e table on any occasion. PRICK, 3s. P_tt PoUi*D. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economic high class Family Tea, both the India and China being selaotel with great oare ao as to secure flrst-crep Tea from the bett-known growths, well manipulated leaf, rite in tha cv •>, and thoroughly and eennfliy ' cured. PRIOR 2s. On. PER PODND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY." This Tea has attained a popularity and wide circulation, which is only computable with close Btady and attention to the taitos of a large class of tho general ocra muntty. FiUUt. 2s. YElt POUND. BPLBNDID " DARJEELING-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," guarantobd a fie*- op pubb india and China Tbab. PKICE, Is. BD. PER POUND. In tbe Cup this Tea is a marvel ot cheapness. GUARANTEED PORE . CHOICE BTRBT CROP BROKEN LEAF "PANYONG CONGOU." . Price, Is. 64. per lb. "PURE CHINA~T_.A SIFTINGB," With capital body and flavour. Ud, per pound, GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from Is 6d. per pound. FEEDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUOKLAND. i ironmongery. YyiNGATE, OURNP, & pOMPY., GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Tomporary promises—Fort-st., Auckland, Builders* Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage Builders' ditto Carpenters' Tools American Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Register Stoves. LOW PRICES. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders executed with care and promp tltnde. £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. TpDWARD HARTLEY, ARCHITECT, STIOHBUBra BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. _ AM _ S B U T O H £ B, *J CARTER, CONTRACTOR, tec Goods Carted and Delivered from Ship's Side on Shortest Notloe. BALLAST SUPPLIED. ' Newcastle and Bay of Islands Coal; also, Fire wood (cut and unout. reasonable.



NELSON MOATE & Co. DRINK OUR p_s Bsi__s Ts It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Stronrjfh. PRICES. 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 _ 3/-, 3/4, 4/- _ l-lb. and i-lb. Packets. HALF-CHESTS, BOXES. " PRESS." "Mr Nelson Is a Professional Tea Taster and Blendor." AWAEDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. pLSO_-,||OATE&(!O. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ACENTS-EVERYWHERE. Nelson, Moate sCo.'i CELEBRATED CHALLENGE • ■ $ ;;'-! ,"* ■ 1 ,1 |h ; Z\ ■bb wLmmmmmm urnm 11111 QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next t_e New Zealand ClotMng Factory. lime &c Q• k o uv v d Lime. GROUN- L_M_, FOB SALE. 80ijTHGATE*8 MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND BOCHR LIMB, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to stone flaggingalß un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities}. For tanks and other wet work 1 Is a first-class materia B. KEA NE, SOLE AQ-NT, CPSTOM-HOgS--BTBK-T. TAKE NOTICE-That notwithstanding all that Is said In favour of other Malm rangl Limes, the steady but increasing demand . from all vans ot Anokland and Provlnoe.'Uoath and Australia is a snfßclent guarantee _s to the ae-nlnees of POLHAM. BANN VTINHSANU OO.'a HYOR4OLIO LIMB, hot Walls, tfloors and Garden Paths It Cannot be Btjbbbd out. —Fer olronlars and farther Information apply at Anokland Branoh, Cnstom-honue-ptroßt w„.t. HYDRAULIC E-IME TRADET^rMAEK 3.WiISQ_„C? AUCKLAND. N.Z. . ! None is Genuine without the Trade Mark. •___» E WERE THIS FIHST IN THK " COLONIES to grind HYDRAULIC LIMB, and to make any systematic attempt to introduce Concrete Work with it. Before doing J , so. we satisfied ourselves that tbe Lime was ■ ! suitable. We knew that Lime of a very differ . * ent character existed in the district, and that if we did not adopt a Trade Mark to distinguish it from others, it would be known by the ' general name ot Mahurangi Lime; and that if any of tbe rich or non-Hydraulic Lime of tbe distriot were used where a Hydraulic Lime only '■ would answer, that ours would share in the general condemnation. The result has justified ; our anticipations, for tbe popular cry Is-" All ~ Mahnrangl Limes are alike. Might as well say all fish are whales. We shall be glad to ; show anyone who may favour onr Works with a visit our reasons for making the above state ment. _ •■_ -• _ OUR PRICES are tjk Si me as Before, bnt the article Is worth 25 per cent, more than it was six months ago, beoanse it is really well ground and uniform, which means that it will cover more surface, and that less Lime is re quired to give as good results. The fullest information given to parties using the Lime. 81, QUEEN-STREET. May 8,1883.



Prospectus. 1 ; ~" ———( {"pRUJS PECTUS OF ) NKW ZEALAND IRON AND SIEEL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITA- -. £200,000 10,000 Sharks OP £5 EACn. 12,000 Shares to bo allotted at present, and tho I Balance whon it la found necessary i to Knlargo tho Works. Tho Shares held in Reserve will be allotted to the Shareholders at par, in proportion to tho number ot Shares held. 'I.: """ Directors: Clark,'James McCosh, Auokland Stono, Captain James, Auckland Morrln, Thomas, Auckland Chambers, John, Auckland Dawson, William, Wellington Holdship, George, Auokland Keep, J. H., Auckland Gardner, Guy 11., Now York Solicitors : Whltakor, Russoll, and Buddie, Bankers : Bank of New Zealand. Secretary pro tern, : James Macfarlane. Tna New Zealand Iron and Steel Com pany, Limited, is organised to manufacture Bar and Pig Don and Wire from tho iron sand deposits of tho West Coast, by moans of the patents owned by Messrs John Chambors and G. H. Gardner. „,..., „ Tho practicability of theso patents having been .fully proved by the works at prOßont in operation at Onehunga, there remain but two points to bo considorod—viz.. tho sost of manu facturing and tho market for tho product. THK COST. ,*.■ j In estimating the comparative cost ot manu facturing iron horo and in England thero are throe items to bo considered, v_: labour, coal, and raw material. Tho raw material is almost a nominal cost to üb. Tho coal will cost no more here than in Kngland, for it Is Intended to use only gas for all heating purposes in the workß, which oan be produced by moans of gas generators from slack or any brown coal at a far lower cost than tho same amount of heat can be obtained from burning coal. Labour is then the only item which will cost more here than in Kngland, and we havo to consider what advantage wo possess to counterbalance this greater cost. Those advantages consist (Ist) in situation, by which we save 10 per cent, on the Home cost which Is absorbed in commission, insurance, exchange and interest, and outward freight, as the freight from Auckland or Onehunga to dif ferent placos in tho Colony will bo no more than tho charges in Kngland in bringing tho iron from the mills by rail and oortago and shipping charges in London; (2nd) In our process, by which wo save cost of fettling (or wrought iron scrap", which in puddling from pig has to be put into tho f urnaco. and tho cost of making the pig end tho waste of the same in puddling. This is a most Important Item In our favour, and would be alono sufficient to counterbalance the greater cost of labour, for by the patents under which this Company will work tho Bsmo result is obtained from iron sand as is obtained from pig iron, thuß saving the expense of making tho pig. Tho difference in coat between pig iron in England, BUltablo for making good bar iron, and iron sand at Onehunga being fully 35s per ton in our favour. If, then, we tako the amount of saving which we have by our process and situation to counter balance tho greater coßt of wages in this Colony*wo havo :— Ist —10 per cent, on tho Home cost—say £7.. 14/ -nd-Saving in freight 25/ 3rd-Saving of fettling .. .. .. ..;« Ith-Saving of cost of making tho pig .. 35/ sth— Savlng.of manufacturers pronto .. 7/ 81/ The total cost of labour in manufactaring pig iron into finished bora In Kngland is undor 35s per ton, so that if tho cost of labour hore is oven as high as 60s thero remains a largo margin of profit. It is estimated that tho total cost of the best finished bar iron at Onehunga will bo un der £6 per ton. THE MARKET. Tho production of cheap iron opens so largo a field of industry that it is impossiblo to estimate the future of this trado. It is an undoubted fact that bar Iron can bo made from iron sand more cheaplu than from any other ore. Tho supply of raw material Is unlimited, and New Zealand should become one ot the largest iron producing countries in tho world.' The many branches of manufacture of which cheap Iron is tho primo essential, will no doubt spring into lifo now that both iron and coal may bo obtained in Now Zealand, and with the supply so will tho demand Increase Tho amount of iron imported into Australasia in 1882 was as follows :— Australia New Zealand. TL Tons. Tons. Bar Iron .. .. 44,500 ..250 63.750 Fencing Wire .. *10,000 9,600 49,600 Galvanised Iron.. 37,080 8.00 io,oßo Pig Iron .. .. 24,500 4,0 0 28.600 Plate Iron.. .. 8,250 1,000 10,250 Wire Nolls .. 6,750 2.750 9,600 Hoop Iron.. .. 3,750 850 4,600 Sheet Iron.. .. 3.500 600 4,108 These figures do not include Tasmania or West Australia. Tho present cost ot South Staffordshire iron, which Is universally used In these colonies, is £7 10s, f.0.b., London, costing delivery in New Zealand about £9 10s, which is ono of tlto lowest prices for many years, owing to tho depression of the Iron industries in Kngland. Auokland Iron at £8, f.0.b., would thus koop out tho Imported iron, and loavo a large profit to tho manufacturers. It Is also proposed to mnnuf acturo the iron into a fow articles whloh are largely used, such as fencing standards, fish plates, railway spikes, &c, tee., on which a larger profit can be made. Fencing standards coat in tbe South Island about £11 per ton, and aro used to the extent of over 8000 tons per annum, and in other lines large quantities can be sold at bettor profits than can be mado on bar Iron, Fonolng wiro being protected by a duty of £1 per ton, and by a largo cost of importing, offers a proiltablo field of industry; and it is proposod to add this lino to tho produots of the Company as, soon as the above operations aro at work. The slsg from tho puddling furnaces, if it con tains a sufficiently nigh percentage of Iron, will bo smelted in on ordinary blast furnace and run into pig iron, thus utilising all tho waste products. Sydney and Melbourne will take a large quantity of iron from us, as low freights are easily obtained to those colonies. It is expected that New Zealand Iron can be sent to England and tho United States at very proiltablo prices, as the iron made from sand in tho United States by this process ia found to bo of ao Buporlor a quality for making high-priced stool that the whole ot It is con sumed by that branch of Industry, and the price paid would yield ns a large profit, India, China, Japan, and San Francisco open fields for exportation, which we may shortly hope to compete for, as our location Is most favourable for them as a basis of supplies, and at certain seasons of tho year freight con bo had at a merely rate; and a speedy enlargement of tho works, as tho requirements of the trade may demand, i.i provided for in the 28,000 unallotted shares. These shares, when allotted, will be offered to tho stockholders at par in proportion to tho shares bold. This Company will tako over the concessions obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 acres of land, and four miles of foreshore on tho North Head and two miles of foreshore on tho South Head of Manukau Harbour, and throo milos of foreshore at Tara naki, which will supply all tho iron sand neces- Bary for many years to como. No other place on the wcßt coast offers such facilities for cheap coal and ready transportation ot tho finished produot as Onehunga: as, from Its location wo can ship from either tho East or West Coasts, and from the North Head the sand can be put into barges at any Btate of the tido or weather, without going outside tho Heads, and brought to onr own wharf. These considerations mako these concessions particularly valuable, while the lease at Tara naki will be available for the manufacture of charcoal iron, as a good quality o£ charcoal can be obtained iv that district at a reasonable price. Tho Now Zealand Government has offered a bonus of £1,000 for tho first 200 tons of wrought iron blooms.and an additional £1,000 for the first ZOO tons of pig iron, manufactured from iron sand, which this Company will secure. Tho patents owned by Messrs Chambers and Gardner are so essential to the manufacture 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 bers and Gardner will receive for their New Zealand patents 3,000 shares paid-up to£4, and in future allotments of shares up to 40,000 In all, 25 per cent, of suoh allotments paid up to £4. 9 000 shares are at presont offered to the public, payablo as follows :-10s on application, 10s on allotmont, and 20s at intervals of 3, 6, and 9 months, the remaining 20s at an Interval of pot less than three months after the last call, but It is not anticipated that it will be necessary to call np more than £4 per share. In view of the many advantages we possess— . a largo and constantly growing market at our doors, and separated by so many miles from its present base of supplies, a praoncally unlimited supply of iron sand, suitable coal at a low price 1 close at hand, and the cheapness of our working —we have no hesitation in offering the shares of this Company as one of the safest and most , profitable investments which has over been before the public



Ironmongery. : ~r '*' E. _PO_RT_GI. <3c CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ■ IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Eleotro-plate and Nlckle Bpbons and Forks, Silver-plated Dessert and Fish Knives and Fows, ii Ivory and Pearl Handles, In Sets or Oases, Silver Plated on Beßt Nloklo, Entree.wishes in Bete. Fish Slices and Carvers. Napkin Ring. Bteak Dishes. Cruet Frames, Liqueur Fratn'B, Embossed and Engraved Trays, Tea and Coffee Services, Cake and Card Baskets, Vine doissors, Nutcracks, Celery Stands, trngars and Creams, Tart Servers, sardine Boxes, Bottle Holders, Sugar Sitters, Fruit Spoons. Salad Knives end Forks, Bridesoske Knives, Jelly Spoons and Dishes, Child- ' < ren's Cupb and *. Sets WHITE WIRE GOODS. Hbjh .ood'» ™be Bin-awn introduced thefe Goods, they have oome Into General Use, ._ „. _■ 2!_7Z_VbS Moss Baskets. Piokle Mas. Cake EMkota, Fruli C_tors, Egg Frames. WnW gJSMgBjgJ Stands. Strainers. So. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. From thb Hist Mak*i_ - ~._,i. «„,,_«■ Tlraw Knives. Clybura Scanners. SorewAuger. CoachWmohM, EUmmors. CrdseUi. GougeEjOraw S__^_^__f__» Jaok. Bead, -kew nabate Planes. doopers' K^^B^ o o^^ I T:i»if pUt od Bit tag. Patent Ratchet Braces ani Breast Or ils, Eajjllsh snd Amerloan Hand taws. Boxwood Rules. Compasses.'and Callipers, ac, tee. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. Anvils with Vice oomoinod, Sv-aao Blocks. Hearth Backs, Water Tujre Irons, Tcrnln . Lathes for Iron and Wood, Stocks and Dies, screwing Machines for Ho!t« and Pipes 1. rilling • . Maobines. tkc COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. Q OUR LARGE SiOCK OJf STOVIi- COMPRISE- O P* Smith and Wdlitood'. Watson, Gow and Da's. _ Amerloan CooUn. Stoves, with latest Improve- Q mentß.forCoalorWood,B.P.&Co.'sßelf-sottlng r -t Cottage Ranges with oven and boiler; Banoee \m> W with 2 ovens and boUer, suitable for large families ': I il and hotels. MARBLE MAN rEIAUicKS In Carved Statuary, White Vein, &c. ■ "kamKLLRD bL-T-k Ditto. l« Block and Gold, and Other New Styles. NBWDBBIGNB tnTUo Healths, Tllee for Shops, Baths, ffuralture, ftoi, «o. STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Just Landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE BBOS'., comprising ftnr and Eight-horse Soho Engines, Steam Pumps.6xßx,t_.do.Bxsxl 2,Weston mttmmMl "ookli-ton to "tiro), Joiner-' Clamps. Iron Bench Screws. Tangye Metal for bearings, Phosphor Bronzes. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR OIL, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. 1 übnlar Lanterns, Hurraoane Lanterns. Farm Lanterns, Stable Lanterns, Packet Lanterns, Bull's-eye Lanterns. The Tubular Lanterns can be filled, lighted, and regulated without removing tho globe. lE. ZPOZRTIEIR &d CO., WHOLES.ALB DEPARTMENT!%|J I RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HIGH-STRKET, ' QOEBN'STBEET, AUCKLAND. BRANCH STORE: NEWMARKET. ALL OBDEBS DELIVERED IN TOWS AND SUBURBS,



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A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES aRd FAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. j ■ - m.. *"" '" ■ tm a-iuMoa. T7" EATING'S COUGH | LOZENGES. "^ COUGHB, ASTHMA, BHONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of the purest articles. These Los enges contain no opium nor any deleteriouf drug, therefore tho most delioate can take them with perfect confidence. Theic beneficial effect is speedy and certain. This old unfailing fami. remedy ia daily recommended by the most eminent physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL' TESTIMONY. July 25,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and the beneficial effect moat reliable I strongly rocom mond them in cases of Cough and Asthma, you aro at liberty to state ttti as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. BBINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, _ *- Dear Sir,— Having tried your Lozenges In India, I have much pleasure in testifying to their beneiiclol effects in coses of Incipiont Consump tion, Asthma,and Bronchial AffeotiODS. Ihave proscribed them largely, with the best results. W. B. G , Apothocary. H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges are sold by aU Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having the words "Keating's Cough Lozenges' engraven on the Government stamp. BEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely "Vegetable Sweetmeat, Doth in ap pearanco and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist, Land and aetata Agente F. .; MOBS, _W. r. OSULLIVAN F. «.!.. Moss _ (0., HOUSE, LAND, AN ESTATE AGENTS, dnoH'ft.ASD-BTBEBf, (ntecdlce Buyers are rerrpeottally invltsd tc tßipeCt our Lint of l'roperiltS. vtonpv to I *nil »t Onrrera RstrtH nf Intpi-mt. OHA,f0 HA,f W A^IAM^ op HOUSE, LAND. AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vulcan Lank, Auckland. jL-tsntters t—Ka-unal Bank of New Zealand. , eks Ta and intkkhsr Collected. i ajoney Invested for Capitalists oo flnrt-clau seonrtue*. without Cbabb-. Set pet oeal allowed on deposits until Invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiates. snABBS Bought ox Bold to urdesr, HSTATKB Managed for Abeenlee*. AIiLOTMaNTS Bought, and Houses Built so the Weotcly Payment System, iau_JUNG Ataoi'MHNTS ffOR BA_» a* sua eoosi— Scotland-street, 00/ West-street, 80/ In cerman-stree*, Ul Hepbnrn-enreet, 80/ Bond-street, 11/ Llgar Place, 667 Argy 10-otreet, USs Ktohmond Bead, £3 Berosford-stree t, 90/ ''-nou-street. £10 Pereival Parade, Ul Parnell, 45s Reclamation, SS Mount Rdan Road, fit Howe-street, 80/ ronquest Place, £5 HaokeM-stroo t, 161 Vaitey Boad, ISs Nortbcot . IDs William street, 80s And m various other streets at tow rater, ___■./_,_<_ TO lend, in Sums ot £10 and up *,ul,w wards, on good securities. P-BNELL-Freehold Allotment for Sale, 200 feet deep. In a choice locality; sunny asp- ot and Bht 11eroa from cold winds. Prloe only £70. Small deposit. 1 as BD WEEKLY.—Hon se for Sale at Mount AY Eden, with large garden; on deferred pay ments. HEPBURN ST KKKT-New House for dale, with veronrlah and how window. View of hatbour. Prloe. £150. IKKL AND-ST8KKT-New Four-roomed House fir Sale: good view ot harbour. Kasy terini" n+n be arranged ££YKABLY-Aliotme_t to be lesssd for S3 **° years in Nelsoi -street. Money lent to build with If desired ; pleasant view SUBURB-N HUTKL, tor Sale, about 7 mtleß from Auokland, on main thoroughfare, with several acres ot land adjoining. Ohonco tor brewer or capitalist. TWO BRICK SHOPS for Sale In the Centra ot the Olty. Quito Mew. Exoellent posi tion for business. PAKNEiiL-Six-roomed House (new) for Sale In K-tland-*trer.t; pleasant view of har bour. Price, £335. Easy terms of payment, WEiAINGTON-STKKKi'-. roomed House for Sole, with 2 large allotments, front garden. Price £150. NORTBOOT w—Allotments: two One Corner Allotments for Sale, five minutes walk from 1-t wharf. £30 eaoh. KOSKBsNK KSTATK.-Nearly Pour Aores for Sale, on main road to Auckland; level land, fenced, in grans: 41 miles from Auoklanc. Al«o. 22 aores, water frontage. HOUSK at Mount Eden with about two eeros ground, having a main frontage ot 417 ft; orchard, garnen, cow-sned, pigsty, fowl hot. c. eta Prloe, £675- Easy terms. „ PONSONBY.-Five-roomsd House for Sale in Clare-oe-etraet; Well finished; good garden. Prloe £300. HAMILTON (Vy»lkalo|-House and acre of around for sale, two mlnntes walk troia Bank of How Zealand for £95. Lot SJI. WAIKIEKIE-Siiihty Acres at Walklekie for 3C5. Splendid chance for wonting man. •KTOBTHCOTK — Seven-roomed Houm, out- X% buildings, Sec, and 30 aores of Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the Harbour. Also; New 7-roomed House and nearly 5 acres. DEVONPORT, Lake ttonu —ttovernt very ohoios TUla Sites tor Sale, kavtn_ road and sea troniagus, and possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auokland. roKO-A NICK NEW OOTXAUB la New AAVU ___ •__. sale, -,__, i_r__ sn4(J( Mlo ,. ment 40 x 100 t very oheao. WAITKMATA RIVER PRON T iOK.-Lnnd for Sals at £2 per acre, tn large or small Mookl, Easy terms, iinCK-HdoSit tot SAc tn WUltam-streol. •*•*■"*' near St James. Church. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room. tec, price £450. EWOM— i*f«ttenu_'B Vita EcEtdenoe, seven _-. _SS^.~ Ma' he"»• wahUog. tee. £iooo. ; TJ KMOR?{ *,- -to acres, Set dam» _t.eaeni sail AX and ttpte-ttld view BBIGHTON ROAD. ParaoU - Slx-roomea . .. Elsa*?J_ £ ~ i»Ja. «uo-nent 10sISO; water laid on, Vi-ioet. iS3OO. pOiraONBJt-Mew gix-roomed ______ a__ I A Workshop for sale; twonilotmantit two fronlaaeo i easy terms. ]_ AKMfI also irorSale at Walkomit. Paro f_- m_S2'i_ Bk<»i? o _'Walia-awS:Mahu- > OH AS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. VuM_l -INK,