THE PENINSULA ELECTION.

Bishop Morari tin ilia Mesiilt,

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DUX EDIN, last night. I VtfRY faw electors attended the declaration >« of the Peninsula polling. Mr Lar&ach made ' a very brief speech. Bishop Moran said < his object in coming forward wai to thank ' the electors generally for the kind < reception they had given him .« everywhere. If therewas any body ) he was especially indebted to in J this community it was the Orangemen. They had given him in person of one their ; past officer?, Mr Gourley, a man among ! men, and who, to other estimable qualities, ' had been ablu to add that genuine humour which tended to bring to the surface senti ments which otherwise would have been concealed. The general body of the electors, by a timely right-about face, had enabled him to eflVct the object he bad in view in appearing before his fellow citizens, viz., enabling bim to protest in a solemn manner, and in an emph-jt.C way against the previous injustice of abstracting money | out ot the pockets of Catholics and spend ing it eutiiely ia the education of other peoples' children. In attaining their two-fold object, he was bappy to say that he was entirely successful. _ Be also had another thetigh subsidiary object. ■ His experience taught him that one ot the i mo.t icive and deadly enemies to the claims of Catholics for justice had been re presented by one of tbe candidates, and it ; struck him that it might be ia his power, by a little adroit management, to contribvte very largely to their defeat; and he wa' very bappy to cay tliat in this also h« had been successful. Tbat party 1 had been ignominiously put to I flfght. Thorp was hardly anything he repented la the management of the , ccuttut except ona thing: lie was diaap- I poiuttd lo rind tbat there was no disclaimer I s.nt forth en the day ot the' poll over the name of the secretary to the committee oi one of the candidates. That was a thing he resented, bi cause it was unfair and untrue, and he did expect that those concerned in it would have had the manlitcsa to come forward to rktract and apologise for such gross injury. The Peninsula electors might suppose they had inflicted a grievous defeat on him. If such were the case they laboured under a mistake. He never hoped to be at the head of the poll or occupy a high pl<ce on it. He entered as a candidate to do simply what be had t»ld them already, anil in doing that he had succteded. The result ofjthe poll mad* no diff*r«nce whatever in him, and no difference In liia attitude towards the education question, He would perse vere in his agitation, and the only differ ence they would Had would •be . tbat he would be mire vigorous and more energetic th»n ever, The injuitica done to Catholics was so gross and the tyranny so great Unit he would persevere i and raise his voice k ssaatn and out of sea son, ia tho prass and out *f the press, on ike public platiom aid in ev»ry nanner possible ag«m»t the gregg and grievous In jiitticß aid would publish to the whole world taut Urn citizong of .New Zealand re fused to give tkoss coming from tie old country th*t am»unt oi justice and equal ity which they enjoyed in ih»ir old h«m». In conclusion, ha taid: "Uentle men,— I have just »ne more sentence, anil it wijl be oaiy one. I say it because I thi»k I ought to gay it; because I think there arc cmmuu things which «ught to be rebuked, and that seutemce ig tins : That ia the knawlodge of buswess »ad tho »ffairs of the w»rU, in the manageimnta »f lie affairs and tha choice of Mlect language a*(l doafl,*t tpuhcts, and in •loquecce the representative you have elected stands facUe princeps head and BhoukUr* above all othtr iihu ; aud, I heve n» dtubt whatever, geatlemen, that ia the House, he will iep resent you truly a»d to your hearts' con tent." Tuere is no. question, that Larnach has greatly incentod Irishmen by his remarks on nomination day; aid I have the best authority for sayiig that he ran great risk of ptrsonal vioUncw, had it ntt been for the strict injutctioa of the clergy to their flocks to preserve the peace.

IMPORTANT BUSH DISPUTE AT WHANGAREI.

TviNQATA GRAH4M AND OTiERS V. JOHN AND JAMES LANIGAN.

This case was calUd at the E.H, Court, Whangarei, »n the 13th in«t,, lint as only one of the «cfeud»nte appeared, the hear ing was adjourned to th« 15th, when both defendants'appeared. Mr J, S. Clendon, KM,, read over the information, to which the plesded not guilty. J. J, Wilsoi, Ksq1, J.F., took his seat on the Bench. Mr Speed appeared for plaintiffs a»d Mr P. Lanigan conducted defendant's cam. t ho following evidence was adduced: —Tongata Graham, sworn, cross-examined by Mr Speed : I am an aboriginal native of Now Zealand. I was in the Whakapi biuh and Smw some logs br»k«n that day, 25th November. They -were largo logs, fit for sawing purposes, and they were rendered unfit for sawing by the d*fe«dants. 1 did Dot «peak to the defendants. Xhjy destroyed 73 logs worth abont £300. There were 20 other men besides the defendants, our lot 11 Maoris. They had a pistol aad axee, augurs, &0., &c. - Cross-examined by James Laiigan : I was one of the 11 who cut the timber. We were paid for' doing our woik. Uribbsge was there. I saw the gun or pistol with Lanigan. The timber could be drawn out. I have a share ia the bank. -Logs would,make post* and rails and shingles,—Cross-examined by the P.M. :' I was aware that the logs were the properly of the other owners ps well./ They gave us permission to cut the'trees, "The owners who signed for Mr Lanigan did not give us permission.—Terk , Mahanga, anof her'natire, gate ctrroborativo evidence. —Topui, examined by Mr Speed: I was at the Whakapi block on the 25th Nov. I saw thedefendatts. They came to blew up the logs; they told me so.| I am an owner. They did not come with my consent, I saw John Lanigan with a pistol in his coat. They said, •' We hare come to .blow up the logs, and if any one interferes we will blow him up to." We bad no pistols or axes and were afraid. I have sold my interest and have received £100 on account. Mr Kaye paid me for working. I consider the timber is part Mr X aye's and part ours,—Cross-examined by John Lani gan : Wo did shake hands, bat you seemed angry. We did drink tea together at the creek,—[Horo John Lanigan took out a pipe case, and asked the witness was it that or a pistol he saw.]— Witness: A pistol, (Laughter) —Examined by the X.M, : I did not hear that any of the others had sold any land to Mr Lanigan.— William Kaye, examined by Mr Speed: I am a sawmill owoer, and reside at I'ntua. I know the defendants did give, them my consent to destroy logs, If the logs belontr to me they did so illegally. — Cross-examined by James Lanigan : I consider lowri the logs. 1 have sixteen native signatures to the sale to me. I do not know this block is divided into two. I employed the men to work. I did not consider the timber would come out without a dam. I know other natives had claim on the land.' I did not get word two or three times to knock off until all was settled. I was awaro my title was incom plete—Cross-examined by X.M: The other owners did not give me permission to cut. The land is undefined. I am aware that all. deeds are void until complete. My interest is not a defined. ; snare, — For the defence, Pierce Lanigan, examined by James Lanigan, deposed : I sent you to work in the Whakapi. All that was done there was done.by my in structions, I have a legal right to the whole of No. 1 bloct, and 11 names in No. 2. I gave the notice to leave oft' three times. I know Kaye's men were spoiling the timber, and I wanted to step them.— By tho 8.M.: I did not get the consent ot all the native owner?. I did not think I had a right to destroy the logs.—Cockey, examined by Jas. Lanigan, said: I have sold the whole of my interest to Mr Lanigan, I did not care what he did with the timber. I did not. consent to sending men to work on the block. The block has not been sub divided, — Other evidence having been heard on the question of the destruction, the R.M., addressing the defendants, said : There is no doubt in our minda that a breach of the lav has taken place, and it is therefore our duty to send the defendants to the Supreme Court, and we have to specially remark that such cases have a direct tendency to set the natives at variance with each other, and this should be avoided if possible.—Ball was accepted, the two defendants in £50 each, and two sureties of £100 each;— The bail was found, and the Court adjourned sine die,— [Correspondent].

HOSPITAL MANAGEMENT.

A meeting of the Hoipital Management Committee was held at a late hour yes terday afternoon, His Worship the Mayor presiding. The Chairman said tho snb. ecription lists that had been handed in con. talned the names of 180 subscribers, while the money represented was £200 Bs. They - should, therefore, proceed at once to the election of four governors.—lt was agreed on the motion of Mr T. Peacock, seconded by Me Mackechnie, " That this committee " G recommend to the subscribers that ia the event of a larger number of namas teiuj i" nominated for the govfrnorehip than was I recfuired.^ making a voting uece-sary, tw I such .voting should be _by voting papejp. { distributed to the subsc ibers; and that na voting paper ba valid unless, the voter's --"' I sub c-iptiou for the year be paid."1 « Subscribers Meetiso.—A meeting o f ■ \ subscribers was hold soon aftetward(.^fo. I the parpise of appointing four gentetne'a to ' I seats on the Board of Management, Tha \ I Major presided,- and th'eie were about?' thi'ty persons present, 'i he chairman said ths GoV-rnroent bad accepted the condi- I ] tions Lid down at the geneialrueetiiig/anj I I would make good all .deficiencies.—Tii e M resolution agreed to by the committee, was ' ■ I then put and adopted. —Me Fdjob then 't moved, f." That the followiJlß geatlemen be" appointed goveraorraß Messrs J. C. Firtb, T. Peacock |M A. Mackecknie, and J. M. Clart"Jffi Mr T. B; Hill nominated Mr Sydney Daa.fi do, and Mr Edson was also proposed, bat*. '* ' dec'jned to stand.—lt was agreed oil thj«| motion of Mr Aickin that no person ihnMiSjf b.% eligible for election as a Governor, nnlfMß ha is a subscriber of one guinea.—Colonel^' Haultain m»ved, "That voting papers bslt distribtted amongit all subscribers wbotilH namm are furnished to the secrstaiy by ■ Friday next at soon, asd tbat tie ?otioi iM papers b» returnable on Wednesday (this day we«k) at' neon,"—The motion vaa ' • adapted with the following addition, moved by Mr George, "Tint nominations or g^j. tlemen tor the orfice ©£ governors, dnlj ' proposed aad seconded by subictibers, tij j received by the socratary till noonpnFri. day next, r ' The meeting then terminated. ' •,

Correspondence.

PHARAOH'S DAUGHTER.

•i THETA " contributea yet another item to tho vexatious di«cuasion as to whethn •■ Pharaoh's daughter was a washerwoman ot ; n»t. He Bays i—" The Bible has now kea i translated into upwards of SOO dlffetenl |' languages, au4 if e»ch of these rtndetiog!: li; were to be ex»miaed, it would be foa»°( i that the trantlaton understood theipassuo inExwiaall,, 5,' In tha only sensß ■wWcl:- I the original warrants it to be Interpreted, jl namely, tbat Phar»oh's daughter was jj baihing or washing herself in the^raH wbeu she found kha infint Moaes, Tto coisensug of the ante and past tsefornmtte I comm«»tat«rg favour this view, which is j ;■ cenfirracd by Dr. Smith,. Hie author ol the ' j Bible DlitUnary, a work of eshauitive ; r««arch and thorough reliableness.' UjSi,l Adam Clarke, wkose commentary it opeaiy 1 t<) oVjsctions ia. other renpicts, thinks^J^Mj aver, although incorrectly, Princess,' whose name, according, fifij I J»sephua, was Thennutbis, was -.eBgaHH washi»g clothes in the river at, the tke, I This divine had a penchant for ttratigE j notions. Hi» obseivaiions on ~Judts"; | [gcarioi's iepeat»nce are ridicnloudy I absurd, *nd contrary to plain Kcrip|f!jS|| predictions and asseitions as to th.o'ulti''g male fata of th« betrayer. Hr/Adiffill Clarke' himself tells us that he wrote;a|cw|i| aidertble portion of his conxnentarflMsi^^J a hurry as to be unable to do justice to'lfjß]

DR. STEPHENSON.

(To the Editor)

BlR,—I have heard several persona to-day ■ express great disappointment owin™ to tlic 'Hg announcement that Pr. Stephenson Is not 'z. to lecture on Monday evening nest It h. i seldom that wo have thu opportunity £, ifforled us ot enjojing such a treat as ths gj announced lecture would be. The arrain-c ---nients for Saturday evening.»nd Mopdj|||M afternoon "will, without doubt, h« lusjg3| snccesaful a»d thtronghly appteci il >■ b*t hundreds in this city will n«^« have the oppoitunity of -."eisiH ing the lecturer on either, ocoild^^ Bat Mondty eveviig (the night of iipuM^S htliday) afiords the oppoitunity ■wjiicb I bust »he gentlemen who are aatiatin^ ft \ StepheniOD.'will kiudly endeavofir fo | arrasge for a* lecture, which, will,'without doubt, command a large audience abd kiilv atantial help to the caus« the rev. lecturer |i is advocating.—Yours, &c, :;v^H| ! Saturday Kigiit. [ ■ §

EDEN TERRACE DISTRICT.

(To the Editor.) Sir, -Yonr correspondent, "J.R,"£pj fectly correck in saying that thevjlSti Terrace is one of the healthiest: alii; Auckland, but it may not long remain so the nuisancts spoken of in Mr Moriartj letters (published in your paper a few daj ago) are still permitted to exist, Tiiat s.m a state of things as at pteient obtau should be allowed is hard to undentii To ray certain knowledge there are titi private slaughter-houses within a radiua Certainly not less than a quarter cf a mil the itench frem one of which, in parfali is frequently so abominable as..to.^'l most unbearable. If the Highway Act gni ihe Btard power to abate tills at Other nuisances, why is not prom] action takes ? Cess-pits should be eara tnted by earth-closets, and pipgtries «i private sltnghter-housts entirely abollsbti tor is a thickly-populated district like Etie Terrace these three things ara f.-ullis sources «f disease. J,K.'s powers of oteu vation must be rather dull, or elso lie wilfully ignorant, otherwise he must hit noticed what so many others have, ft that there are nuisances In existence whlci if not soon aoolished, will give, this rlilt district a bad name.—l am, &c," , >~<# | " " . ' Aim-NuiSAtoS ! [Mr P. Morlarty writes iv reply■tp'JK on this subject, And accuses ■ tho laltor.o causing tho nuisance complained of. 0s( cbrrespondent says he does not >nuugj£ discuss the subject further; aud we tm that it may now be left with the autMp to take action.—Ed. E.S.] '

THE GREAT SEWER.

(To the Editor). i Sin, -There are men in the City_ Coo il who are actuated, as far as outsiders- vi tellfbya true sense of duty, ; Tiere m others who appear to be always thumiM of popular applause. These latter sw w great fear ot newspaper crftielnnj:and it«. with especial reference to them dwellers in the neighbourhood of thesf^ sewer implore your assistance, :' flß "'''■" aflco is bocoming intolerable. Many w® of sickness are scattered round the onw> and if the northerly breeze, now "|s||H continues, such as are able" will DJUjßjj leave their homes. How any body «if' in their senses could have even thongs" ; allowing the great sewer. oi big town to terminate in the m"1 | i quiet corner that ■ could be found) .¥||Bjj approachable by anything that could cany away tho offensive deposits, is one; ot tn^ things that no fellah can understand. | would be well to call public attention ' this matterjbefore it is called by a pestiH' ■ -lam, etc., BmW i

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Anotlona. xo-Moßßoft. THE HAYMAKKET. HjlOß SALE, at the Haymarkot, on Friday cost. J5X' HANDSOME 'BUS, CAB, AND CAItBIAGK HORSES , UPSTANDING AND LADIES' HACKS AND COBS AND SEVJSKAL FAST AND CLEVER FENCERS WELL-MATCHED PAIRS DRAUGHTS ' Selected Specially for the Auckland Market "in the Wanganui District. ALFRED BUOHLAND. tmm *m—^~~*mm ' • " Tf(MfiORROW. THE HAYMAKKET. LAND, THE PKOPERY OF MR. GIIJVIOUB. SITUATE AT WHANGAROA, COUNTY OF RAGLAN. Mb. VLFRED BUCKLAND. HAS received instructions to sell, at the Haymwltet, on Friday, January 26, at 12 O'clock, First- T OT 95, containing about SOU acres, ■" coEsldorably improved, situate on the main road to Aotea, aod join ing the farm ooonpled by Mr Uar • sant, at an nsset price of £700. * BeOOad-WESTERN PORTION of Allot tt ments 80 and 81, eastern half of Allotments 37 and S3, and Allot ments 17, ii, and 82. oontalntax abont 700 aci on. All In one lot, at • an upset prloe of 10s per aero. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6,



mHE \ NNUAL QHBEi» rfAIR Will be held at THE REMUKKA YARDS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Entries to be previous to Thursday, February !■ . ALFRED BUCKLAND. £JOUNTBY CATTLE SALES, Papakura—Wednesday, January 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TO-MORROW, DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, To. morrow JBHdw), 3 Useful Farm Maroa. from Waitara s Heavy Draught Horses, from Ohrlttohuroh 2 Hood Hooka Hacks, Light Harness, Draught Horses Spring Carts, Drays, Harness, Saddlery, See, At 10.30 o'olOOS. ■ HUNTER & NOLAN. "~ TUESDAY, JAKUARY 30, JUNCTION YARDS, FOR SALE at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 20 Fat Oxen, from Cne-tree Hill Estate 39 Fat Oxen, from Bawera 50 Fat Bullocks, from Walkato BUO Fat Sheep 100 Fat Lambs At 1 o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. S H E E P FAIR. The undersigned will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHBEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendors will forward entries not later than the Tuesday previous, the 6th. HUNTER & NOLAN, B. XOHKS E. O. CAEE B. D. TONK 8 TO-MORROW. AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE LATE k. j. Delias, FONSONBY ROAD (near All Saints' Church). Handsome UPRIGHT~GB'AND PIANO, By Chiokkring. FIBST-CLASS VIOLIN. GUITAR, MUSIC STAND, CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR VIOLIN AMD PIANO. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE in Crimson, EMBJSOIDBRED SILK, CARPETS, CHEFFONIER, WARDBOBE, BED STKADS, DINNER SERVICE, CROCKERY AHD GLASSWARE, PLATEDWARE, SILVER, &0., &C,, &O. &O. . . B. TONES & CO. HAVE wceived instructions to sell by auotion, on the promfuef, Ponsonby Road, on Friday, the 26th lost,, at 11 o'olook, TBU ABOVB SUBSTANTIAL AND BLBJ GAMT FDRNITUBE, So, Special attention Is requested to the Piano (by Ohiokerlng). it being a magnificent Instrument, also to the Viohn. - ■'_ B, TOSKS, B. O. CAEE. B. D. TOMES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. «/| ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN* * ~ SHIP. ADJOIMNG RAILAVAY STATION, FBOWTIHG ON Nbw Nobth Road. IHB PBOPSRTY OF H. WALTON. ESQ. NOV SUBDIVIDED, md -will ho offered ", FOB POSITIVv BALB ON THB ABOVB ■^ :! .. ; . \.DATB.: B. TOJKS& CO. WEDNEBDAYi^ EBRUAK? u> bxtension\p TIMBi STIRLINGWVjj^ HIK UT AI A JLA i, & i B ITARMS FROM FH^TO VNmEB «^p«KS»^ !, y W. HICKSON & C<j)\ ■■:.'■ . G.N.L.A,, AUCKLAND, /\]^



Anctton?. 1 W, 8. OOCHBAiWj yAS.DAOM XO.MORROW. AMERICAN ORGAN, MAHOGAINY WARDROBE, OFFICE TABLE, MAHOGANY DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, OPEN SAILING BOAT. rtnHE Subscribers will sell at their Booms, <L Fort-streut, on Friday, EC;h instant, at 11 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURB, oonßisttog Ot Mahogany IJininproum Snilo. Leathor ottverod Couch, 2 Eisy Chairs, and 6 Chairs; Oouchoi, Chairs. Austrian Bent Word Ohalrs, For.dors,Carpotß, Mirrors, CJloofePi LounKo Chair, Hotures, Ma hog«ny Wardroba (plats i?laß3 pnnol), jvew Iron Heclsteuds, Iron and Woud Bodstoaos, Mattra2BOi», Fa'llaßßCß, Bod dlDK, Choeta JJroworß, %Valnut Work Tables, Wasbßtsufla and Waro, Stovo, Kitohon Uteubilp, &o. At 12 o'Clock, NEW AMERICAN ORGAN, In handsome Walnut Caae, 13 s'Dps, Alao, A 20-FOOT OPEN SAILING BOAT: will be alongaldo Watornicn's Stairs on day or Bale. 10 GOOD SBAIS, ouitablo for gardens or assemble rooms, &o Oilloo Table, with drawers D.B. Qnn and Uovolvor BAMUEL Co"citUANE & SOK, Auctioneers. Wi B. COOUUANB • ,TA3. DACItB TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. BY ORDEK OF THE GOVERNOKS, AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. BUILDINGS IN CHAPEL - STREET KOR REMOVAL. rTtHE Subscribers will sell at thoir Kooms, !L Fortstreot, on Tuesday, SOth instant, at 11 o'clook. The Wholo of tho BuildinKs now oreotcd on Part Lota 11, 15. 10,17, and 18, Section 22, , fronting Chapel-street, consisting of 13 Dwelling Houses 1 Shop 1 Sohool 1 Stable , To be Removed within 14 Days. SAMUEL COCBRANE & SON, Aactioaetii. W, S, 0O0HBAH&] - [JAHSS DAOBE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12.



THE FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGE ALLOTMENTS AND FOflR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL, rFIHE subicribers have received instruo- X ttbns from tbe Rev. R, Burrows, Avont' for tho Chnroh Mlxsioaary Sooioty, to aeu by publlo auotion, at the land Mart, Fort-atrewt, on Monday. Febraary 12th, at 12 o'clook. That Valuable BJoot of FRBBUOLD PRO PERTY, Bltnate In Conquest Place, Parnall, opposite the Si. Stephen's JCstati, and adjololag Mr Barton Iroland'a, Bnbdlvided as follows :— Lot 1—126 feet frontago to Conautst Plaoa, by ISI feet deap U roods 8 percket), wltli tbe comfortable Family Reßld«noe tberooe, as occupied by Mr Oorbett. Lot 3-il tail frostflffe to CongaeM Place, wltn Dwelling hcuia thonon. now In the occupation of Mr D'Aroy Twlno. Lot I—Tiie IJouao oooupled by Mr Bidford with 66 foftt frontag« to Conquwt Plaoe! Lot 6—Large AUotmsnt, IS feet frontage to a Cocqueat Piaoe: oontaics one rood seven perohta, tot 6—Comfortable Cottage, ooonpled by Mr Morgan, with Allotment 83 fr. ftoataae. Lot B~Large Allotmeot, comtaining 2 aorea 8 roods 25 perohe*, with enlranoe from Ooiqneet Place. Niß,—lntending Purchasers are invited to In speot tha property. Flans are now ready, and can be obtained at the offices ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Aaotloneora. TUESDAYS. THE H A»Y MARK BT. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS BIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'oloek, ALFRED BUCKIiAND. Hotels. O A C I F I O HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF.ISLANDS. G, H. WHITE ... ~. PROPRIETOR. The above Hotel liaving undergone extensive and thorough ropaii*, the Proprietor truata that by careful attention to tho wants of travellers and regular oußtomers, he will obtain a fair share of tho patrona.ee of all. There Is a good Billiard Table.a good Cuisine, and the very beat of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations are being made for a really good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &o. The Bay of Islands oan not surpass tho advantages offered for bathing, as it is but one succession of bays and inlets for over eighteen miles. Families can be accommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horsos can be bad at very short notice, so as to enable Visitors to see the Manganese Mince. Boats are always to bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c.. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travellers.



TJOYAL MAIL HOTEL* NGARUAWAHIA. First-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & L ATCHMORE, Proprietors. TOT A D~E HO T E L, Wines and Spirits of Best Brands, Good Aoooromodatlon tor Travellors. JHcala ready at all hours. Good Stabling fob Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor. •pACIFIC HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER, PEOprlMor, Begß to announce to his frionds and the general public that lie has completed tho extonsive Alterations on his Premisea. Among tho many improvements, ho has intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-HOOM, under the superintendence of a well-known Caterer. Tho Cuisine will be tho Best tho Soason can supply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OITwiNES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always i on Draught. Board and Residence ...,20s, per Week Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention, Good Stahling, HOX LAKH »i HOT LAKES. HOT liAKBH IMPORTANT NOTICE, TOUKX3T3 Intending to visit these Natural Wonders ot New Zaiilancl oan obtain through RETURN TICKKTB (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, foa.y, together with svary Information, from the undersigned, who have boon appointed Solb Assists In Auoklantl few Mr William Kmxy, Proprietor of &a I'AfrAOH EorajJ, Ohine mutu. ■ . ,: Firet-claaa Acoommodatioia f m Vifiltora darisß ' both Winter and Stuumsr Monsha. SIVAVH SITMNS, BM.OKIHO, ASH EKi.UINS , ~, ~. ... H • Booms, dslJTiTrijßi. ac&eims, Bugglo?i and Ba&Sla Horsoa £os Hlra Conyeysaoss moot otctj' Stonmeu. MISTOA.SjB'B SB HILL, 29, N.Z, lasurasoa SJnUaiassu, NION OIL, SOAP, AND CAUDLE COMPANY <MMITED). MANUffAOTUEBRB Osf COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT. AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candle W«rks: Pasnjcix Oil Works i CnsTOMHOTJSH-OTRunT West. Warehouse ana Offices: Lowbb Albebt BTBKET. Cash Pnrohaoers of Tallow and Bough Fat, Delivery taken at their ParneH Works or Warehouse : *



Sewing Maotunea. KSTABLIBHKD ny SPECIAL Jt^'^^SV ATPOINTMBNTI Buy ' ONLY THB OHLKBRATKU \ \^^ SKWING MACHINES. The RaDloat, Simploat. Boat Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sawing Maohine which baa never beenlbentou in competition. Solo Agents In Now Zealand I SHAKKSPEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Marhet.) QQBKS-BTRKBT. SINGKRS JSkWINQ MaOHINBS, ainnora Maohtaos anger's Oeolsive Singer's Deolulve w*°S^ eB Singer's Decisive Maohinixi 3tagor's Decisive Msohtaes Stager's Decisive JJaob nes Slnogs'fl Deolßlvo Maohlnes BingeVß ueoliive Machines 8lnaor"B Daolslve Maohlnea Singer's and Maohlnea Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnea Slnger'B Overwhelming Mnohlnes Slnger'a Overwhelming Maohlnea Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnea Binger'e Ovorwhelminu Maohlneß Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnea Singer's Victory tor the Singe* Machines Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes Singer's Vlotory K*o^* 8 Stager's Vlotory KOO^ 11681 Slnger'B Victory Maohlnes Stager's Vlotory Maohlnes Blnger'a Vlotory Maohlneß Singer's Vlotory Machines Singer b Vioioty Maohlnee Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes Slngar's - Victory Maonlncn Singer's At Chilstohurob. Bxhlbition. Maohlneß iS^Tfc gsg: Singers The Sinner 'H*°5 taeJ Singer b Tbeßlnger Maohlnea Singers Theßlnger. Machines 810801*8 rwo Gold Medals K*o^} 1108 Singer's Two Gold Medals 5P W!|J IIWI Stager's Two Gold Medals Machlnei Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines Singer's Two Gold Medal* s}aohlnoß Singer's Two Gold Medala Maohlnw Stager"! Two Gold Medals M.Mh! noa Slnger'B flaatlniraU Competitors SJ* 0?} 1"18 ssss "SffiSa iS« Slngofa BeAttag all JJ*o^® 8 Slnger'a Oompetltorfl JJ^SS Blnger'B Competitors S}*o^ 0" Singer's Oompetltors M*Sh}?2 Blnger'B Competitors 5J B??H"2 Blnger'a Ooinpetttora. JJ" 0?} 1168 Blnger'B BeaUng all CompoUllon. X^}?!? Blnger'a Alwaya Sellable 5J a0!!} ne9 Stager* Always Sellable 'S"^!! blngert Always Rellablo SJ*?^*! Blnger'B The din gar la «aosi nM Singer's TheSlngtrla . JJ o?^* Singer'B ToeSlngtriß M?Shi5S! Stager's The aimpleai ana tfcal S}???!?? 8 Slnger'B The Simplest and Beat JJ*O^ 1168 Slager'B The Simplest and Beat 2J??w522 fcluKur'a Alwaya Hellablo SJ*SSiSS! 51>.ger;B AlwajsHolittble SJSShiSS EUtoeer'a Always KoUabia SJJShiSS eiogefarha Singer is SJJShiSS Slnger'a The Stager U SJSSh S2 Slnger'a me Singer la m!S£S« Singer's The Stager Is mJSSSSS Slßget-6 xne Singer la SfSSSiSJS Blnger'a Tbe Singer Is SJfSSiS2 Slngert The auger Is SJiShS2 Singer's Too linger to S???}?!" Singers Theilngerla Jf?^}?!* Stager's pneqauioa SuSmSJS 8 ngerja UoeQuaUed mS^S« Stagofs - Dnequalled SfSShiSSS Blngefs Unequalled m«mS« Slngeia Uneqnalled SJ?SS!SS Singer's UneqnaJled mJS^SS Singer's UneqnaUed SJ*ShS22 Btager^B UneQDAllod 5???^?" singers UnVmalled JJ"^!; fctagers UneauaJed K??K?~ Stager's UneauaUod In the World. S£"m£m Stager's j*rgoai balo mKmSm BSSS S« s« "MEJfe S Slagert 2a6SperWßelc MSShtoS Singers 2 a Bd per Week M?SnS^ tiingeia 2»6dDi»Wßek m^Sm Stager a 2a6d per Week SfSS Bl|er;a B8AH0H: Maohta.s Btagw-a 281.Qneen-atree» Maohlnea Binwrt Jdl.queen-atreet M&ohlnea Singer's Ml. Qneen-*treet M«wMnea aingar's 281. Qoeen-atroel S1 *0?}" 88 Sloger'e ML Qnean-rtreet M»0"n89 Hlngert 281,Queen-BtreetMaflhtaea Elngert Anokland Maohlnes Singed Anokland S* 0?! 06* Bingor'a Anokiand Maohlnes Singer's Anokland Maoblnes Singer's Auoklanfl MsoUobs Singer's Anokland JJ* 0?! 110* ItaSert Anoklani?. SJ* 0?} 11011 Sluisor'e Moohlnoa SINGBK'S SEWING MAOHNKB. W. 0. D X Mft as TBB GRKAT S&WING MACHINE IMPOKXEIt BIS JTJST KBOaiVID Aitartio Snlpment ol the Ohallenaa Machine the World— XSK WHITX CO,'B SXWIrTO MAOBIHB The Moat Silent The Cheapest The Mist Rapid The Highest Arm Tha Moat Simple The Largest Taoll The Moat Kasy to Work The Best Oevsr The Most Durable The Simplest Shnttlt The Mwt KloE»n» The Weatertautoh 2'EBAnia MAOHraBS bom £6 10*



ihs bxst ssmsa maohisks bvbb hade, Price ol HAND MAOHISIS, £8 10s, AIBO, AMTixa qw hahd. Ke.iulne Sinsoi | Frlater and Bo mis Worthelm I Standard - Howe Company1 * I Wheelor and Wilson Qrover and Buces'l I Jonos'H ABO DomesUo I AndoMwr Kood mokei ffJBOM 28, D. VSR WXBK I 2S, SD. f«E WEEK' UC IMOHIiraS aVAMXCtJUD, irnas UaohlnM oan be hod ol my Agents i- W. Molioon and Co., Pioneer Btore, Whangare I Tiiomwj Wells, Cambridge i WUllam Sterens on Onehnngai K. Wayte, HamUtonj ParneU ana nojrlaa, Glsbome i Brennan and Go,. T»nrsnn f Mid at other plaoeb fHIHR OKBAT TQMPOT, QUKEN-STRKKT. • J^EW a KKIVAL OF /JOOUK. §Mks. Down, STAY AND CORSET Upfbb Hobsok-bt Kin BstabUshed 1861. Every DesorlDtlon ol Stay Corsets, &o. Sarßioal Bolts upon tho latent Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Order, '• Q. I> AS B O X X S Q.LABS • OorEieadlnuArtloles this week arei Confiso tJoners' Jars, Is perib: 3 Glaaa Jugs for 3s fid j Lamp Onlmneyß, a for Bdj Glass Balls for Garden Bhadoo, all alzoa j Fish if lobes and Gold ItalJi very oheapi |M, OOOT& SONS, fSBEMAH'S BAY. -OEDUCXION IN FIRE KATES Jti . HBW ZEALAND INSUKAWOB COMPANY, oapitaii«-....on¥miluon stbrlinqi FIRE RISES taken on tbe moat ÜBBBAL TKRMB. PROMPT BKTTL'aMKKTS. U.NDOUBXKD SKOOBIXT. . BKO, P. PJBROE, MaoagQ



rablio wotioob. Coffee i Coffee i Cofpeei s. c. brown, DUBHAM-STKEET, AUCKLAND^ FLOUR MILLKR AND COFFKK ft SPICK MERCHANT, Has Always on hand and For Saiis- FLOUH, In Baofeß, loo's, and sO'o, " Blue" brand FLOUR. In saoks, 100s, and 6O'o, "Rod" brand BRAN AND SHARP 3 RAW AND ROASTED OOFFKK PEPPER AND SPIO.BB. In tho matter of COFFEE, theßttenUon of tho Publlo la colled to tha oxoellonoe of my brands, nnd a trial solloitea. Tho Mixtures are oomposod only of the Best Plantation Coffeo and the Heat Ohloory proouiabla. and majbo characterised tiius— W&M " Kftßle" (my best brand), nearly pnro ootfee "Ship" cind "Camel," maiiiura oolTees of BivnU Btrenßth und flavour " Castle" and " Leopard," low medium and uoininon coiL'dcu, To lovers of really flno Coffee, I stTOngly re oommendtho "Kngle," but to the general taste Modium ooffoes are found to be most aoceptawe, and I say, therefore, Tby mm SHIP Brand Tby thb CAMEL musn ProonraWo from all Merchants and Store. koepera, looao, and in tins, 401ba,, SSlba,, lllbs., 71bf1., Elbe., lib?., ba., and lib. t^OVVRK f^OVffaa pOFFKK A KTHUK g "NJ-ATHA.W, GENERAL IMFOKTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, IiOWER QUKEN . BTRMT, AUOKLADD (Oppofltta Rallvray Heolajnatlon), AMD AT 9. Nxw Bkoad.£itrkbt, LOffDOHi Alao ReproHontutlveM In America, Con« tlnonUl and Colonial Port*. GKHKBAL MEECUAKDISE OIUMBK'a HOTRBi BBAS, OOHTHKS rmrfßl) AND BPIOSB DUXUU ntUITB OAimiCD ritUIT AND TWIRAUn ffXKB-iSVSD MHATH BOBASS WOa. lAFIOOA, AND BADO DBYHAIiXBMY OORTBOTIONEKY lAMB AND JTBIXIKS PRBSKEVKTI TISSB OUfDUH ooloniaii rsoDuoa tOBAOOOS OIOAEfI AND OIfIASKCXn WAX MATOUB3 WBAPFrNO PAVHKS rAFKB BAGS ■whom ■oils am]} paihh HOPS oraanre akd rufixm ■OBoanax PIANOS AND HABKONICIU itnnm ahs srauxa AQBNOY AND HASIPLB ROOMB roB bbitibh Ann Ftissisu iLunnrAcrunai INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES Of MERCHANDISE. Executed on Advantageous Tibhs, lilßEbai ADVAarosa on Kauri Bum, WOO md other Colonial and Island ProAaoo tor ship ment to tiandon, at whloh port game wll eoslva prompt »ttontion from MxL.A.NaUiu



| ARTHUR H, SIAXHAS I r?rv^¥r~? Tjß A D z,' —fi? /A ,' l «■%[ tji OR .8 A L X, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (noarly aow) 1 Two-wheeled Dog dirt (nearly now) 1 Larpe Lady's Ptaaoton Uouble-eeatod Bungy Wanted to Purchase, lUraNo-nontod Hooded Buggy. Olb, OOIiUUn, ABB ULANH MKROHJJKTBi W« PIBIiaJPW & So^' W & 97, QVBBK-BTEBIIT, AUOKLiOT, W,K S IIurOIiTKUS 07 PAS"KKHA N a I N O P, Panel Dsoosattatur, QLAti^-PoUshed. SUrerol, unit RoaSB Push HngliaJi and ounrlnental Sheet, Photo- BVapMo, G!a»ißuadß3, WHSTfd IjKAV, Crtoi'rr, 00. VAHNIBHBS Braahes, Mixed Palct?,, OanoJi's Antlooti roelre and Patent HUioste Paint*. MOUIiDINGB-GUt, Stained, Veneeret,fo» PioturoFmmaauaßwjaiil><sooKitlonß,F»nop Frames tor Cablmst and O.D.V. Frorossita of every daeoriiition Ui areat Turl&t? aoiujps—Photos and Oolonred, Albums tar Photae. Boinps, a^., &0., Ete> Oat-out or Ovsrlr.y iioanta, all slew I OabiaM mid ao,Vi MosaN: .<.rttsif Ksanicitev. W.F.ScS, barinc alTfo:r» on hand tho targctl rtaok ot the abora eoods in the North Island el New Sealand. an able to execute alther whole* sale or ratal! orden on the moat faTonnblg term*, BamplM of Pepeirhanginm torn open ■took, cr ot origlnnl gnokusres, Rent an appll». Uon. New tettlers In Auokltnd should inspect our (took of Paperhnngtngis and Ploturee Mtort fitting up their new homsd i shor wU Ond com* Stains to mJt toe me»na of tmnonti w, phillifiFs & son, Qggßi-atHaant. AuoxLun CO M" CO _,! » g § H .HO * 1 Ai >%* TIHS HafMAKKET I. IH. UUBKN-9TEK2T, AUOSLArTD ON SALS. ABfuran m COKOMANDKL An ROMAN KMPIRK,- White CloTer, Rod Clover, Alsyke Oiorer, Oow Krsfw, Itoadaw Ifesoue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstail, Rapo, Trefollum Inoarnatum (Soai'let CDoverh FROM AMBRICA BIRBOT- Tlmothr, Kentuotcjr Blaesract (Poe Prateu«U)< Poverty Bar Kyegrssa, (,/anterbury Krcsrau. Ooosjctoot, PrAlriesnuss, BattalL IXARLY 9BBD POTATOBB, AM FOIXOWH 1- AHhleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, OanteT' burr Flukes. Patterson's Vlotorls. fJkTKK VARIISTIKB-Hobnr*. Button's 111 l num Bonum, Button't Blower Ball, etc ALSO. Oats, Barley, Bsmen and Flower Beefl, ooarso, Fins and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, rlaoou and Hams. JUOMKDUJiT *w» BONKFLOUR of all grades, ISLAND ahd I^SRDVULN GUANO, Rtt. fed. SETSKS?rH at AITKHN. TVS A D O C E • > OPTICIAN Has n »ook bpkotaolhs and byb RLASSua of every description* an aoonrats Fit Guantntooa. 00MP0OND MIORO3COPB3 ANB TBLB { aoOPBS, Powerful end Oheap. AH HBO ID JJAKOMKTIttIW, TH*WiWMBTHKe, SIiXOTBIO BKLM, JHAXTKKIS3 AND BTmsras. Megcufo Eloetrlo Maohlno* and ple&ien! Oollir.' OPBRA GLASSKS, BINOOUIiAS FIKLB AND MARINK GLASSES. Thkodoliteb, oompasshb, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometeri, Hnlluomutois, Argentosantsra, &c, r &8., &«i, AOmnt TOE TAYLORi~PATaNT SEWING MACHINES 8; EXTRAS, liutrnmenta and Sewing Machinal repaired, Opfobixb iHa Post Ohisb. HhotSliind.-airr.al. rfi X O v xx v LIME, QROUHD~LIMB, FOR BALH, SO U V H G AT R'S SIAHUBAN6I HTDRAULIC QRODND BOOHK LIMB, So tat quantity, tor Concrete, Pathß, Floor*, OeUars, eta (nest to stone flattslng, la un rivalled for durability and hard-netting analltlas). For t&nlcß nod other wot work it U a flrstfilasa material. B, KKAIVE, ScPlB AQEfiX, auexou-aovatwmuß,



Business Notices. f^i EE AND POTTER, Coach Builders, VJT Grey-streot, Anoiland.-N.B. t Iron'bars Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Blue 'A am and all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowoot Market Priooa. HOBSON-STREET STEAM COFtJKB MILLS.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Tea. Coffee, and Sploa Merchant, Wholesale and Family Grooers. Co«I, Firewood, ana Prodnoe Dealere.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Hobeon street. Auckland , J"A MX S BU I U flIKi OAHIES. CONEftAQXO ftO feiaaflß Cartad and DellTered tram ihlp'RjriOt oa Shortest Notice. UallAst BnppueiS, CimOABTUg' *WD BAB 09 SSLASUB OOAi Alan Blrewflod (ont aa uno^l taaßoa»Dl9 "f H E N i> E X S 0 N, HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL IDECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8, WYNDHAM-STREET, anT H. SKINNER'S SON, yy . nuiLDKBS, carpentlshs anu joiners, Vulcan Lank. All Bmnohoa ol tho Building Trado exooutodby Kxporlenoed Workmen. Shop Fronts, OMoo Fittings &o. TID W A HARTLEY", AROHUHOT, STIOHBURX'a BDILDISGB, QUKBN-9TKBET. BW. MOSS.] IW. F. 0 SULLIVAN F. «J..Moss&Go,, HOUSB, LAND, ANP K3XATB AGENTS, BHORTLAND-STBKBr, Intosdlnft Bayers are reßpsotf ally Invited to tnapeot our 14ut ot Propertleß, Money to Lend at Current llates of intaroßt. \\, H 8 T END S X'Q RE, YV VIOTORIA.ST. WKBT. JOHN H. HUGHKS Is now prepared to jßupply all blnda of Groceries at th» lowestprlooe. A Tbial Invited. N.B.—Famillea waltod on lor Orders, and Goons delivered. Flvase Note the Address— JOHN n. HUGHKB, Tea Dealer nnd Family Grocer. Vlotorla-Btreet West, next Hod Li era Hotel. \»r AX N OCX BROTHERS, W SOAP AND C4NDLW MANU FAOXUKERS, COX'S CREEK, KIOHMOND. Offloe l-DDRHAM ' AUCKLANDi Cash Purchasers ot Tallow, Wool, Sneepsklnß, and Bones. 0 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, KTO. Tho undorslanod, having spodal m&ohlcery for tho manufacture of Bolt*, has supply of all lengths in stock at ohoapcat rnteyt; e.\io. Kogu latlon Verandab Po3ts> Iron Tubolar Field Gatoa. price £3 lQa. to be had Irom T. and 8. Morrin ft Co., Oiulokahank, Millar & Co., and «tne Works. T A , T# torno-etroot Bolt and General Iron Worka.



1. , I / OIKOB.. V jLJARBUCT, (- khs kafai voeas BHOOM B-ACTOBT. OusfOM-RouUMnre Prtowi Want* From IM pei aous TJOOKBINDINU AKD ACCOUNT JL> BOOK FAOTOKY, VIOrOIIIA-BTBBtaT WKiT. AUCKLAND, One Uoor ocovo Holland & Uutlor'e, CHAKLEB COOPEK, Lnto Dead o£ tUe " Herald" U»partao«t. Bog* to liuorm bis IVIouiU and tho Publla In coiiiini) that ha has commenced Bmlness (or hlniwlf. 0. C. la now pnpared to exaouto Pkomptly, Cnmnv, and la tho BJBT WvLB, all oliusoa o( Bookbinding and general Sta tionery. jCw cnia«At«na \TBW BKAI.ASD FBBSS 131 UnmonnttA, Of XaitafttUr Mounted to vuiou wan. irKOH U Of «O ISO TAX oi'ias, or Bolster IHIO OBAI6, PBraosa-enuOT. rpO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS, WELLS BROS., * DKVOSTOHT, Aro prepared to supply at Lowest Rotes Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shell, Ash, Purirl Posta and llouso Blocks, &0., &o. Contracts mado for tho do livery ot Timber, So., from tho inilla to any art of Devonport District, Address: WELLS BHOa, Carters, Dovonport. mHAMES CARRIAGE AKD DRAY JL faotjuv. jamks jiaCKIeT proprietor, Viotoru-st. East, Auckland. Repairs of ovM7 flOßorlptlon In Wood and Iron iioatly oxocuiod on tho shortest notloc, SprinßS nmdo and repaired. Alv, ur» on Band—A largo quantity of Lamps, olso Ironbarlc Bhafta and wyokee, Hod Gam F« low. and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country ordors punctually attended to. GO TO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD. AND BHOWKK BA.THB. VICTORIA - STBIKT KABT. Charae—ONK SHILLINO. Open all week days from 7 a.in. to 9 P.m., and BUNDAY MORN INGB from 6 till lQa.ni. Tho Batn-rooms wo all private, and supyUod with every oonven lonco, Turkish to wold, fl*sh and hair brashes, OQDibs, resplratorc, so*pa, &o, Select Bath rooms (orlvato) for Ladles every day, at al hours, with female attendance. One Shilling and Slrpenoe. Pleaso noto the address:—Victoria street Host, afcore the Greyhound Hotel, and next tbo Cheap Bedding and Farnliurfl Matt, Aaokland. NJB.—Barber la attendance. TAMES QLARE, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respeotfully to inform the publlo that he has BTARTBD BUBINJ&S8 AGAIN I* HIB OLD SHOP CaMOM-nouSB-BTinET Wrst, and will be most happy to see his old customers, and any new ones who will favour him with their p&tronaso. 4ii kind* of Yachts and Boats built to order on tho shortcut notioe. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Blip on the promise*. J. OLARB, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, BUBTOM-HOtrSE-STKEET WEST, FfIKBMiN'B BAY. {3ADDLER V C. F.~OOOPER, S7T SB 879, UPPKB QUEEN-STREET, FIRST PniKH AUOKIiAHD BHOW, 1883. Manufacturer of Kvery Doaoriptton ot Ladies' and Qentaf Saddles, Paok Saddles, Bags, Vallsea, Leggings, Sco., &0., on hand and mado to orderi Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Bits; Brashes, Elllman's Kmbvooatlon, &o. Bteepleoh&se and Baoe Baddies mado to order. Evening Concerts. i -n-m. SKLKOIIONS FKOM OP»RAS, SONGS, DUKTB. KTO., KTO. Every Person can have these In their own Home by calling on J. HOWDEN, ShobtxAncst., And Purchasing one of lila NKWLY-IMPORTKD PIANOS. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBL BKLIVERY AGBNOY Dosoatoh Goods and Parcels of nil dosorlptlons to evory part of the Town nnd suburbs i Chbap HAT* and with guaranteed regularity. Tbo folio wins aro the Booking Agoßoiosi— A. B, Ladd, C&blnetnmkor..K»rangahapoßoad W, If. Young, Grooor PoubOnby Road R, Blrnlo. Baker ArohHill J. Beld, Cabinetmaker....Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-Bt. 8. Reid, Qrooer.^;....Corner of Kybor Pass and Grafton Koai). W. B. Collins, Grooor Parnell A. Holdt, Cabinetmaker ....... ...Newmarsot DBUVKRIkBi- Town I Hourly. Suburban! 11 a.m, and sp.m, No. 70, Tolephono Kxohange. hkad office i Nathan's Bonn. Custom house- troot. WUFERIOX QORKUQ&I&V 7AMKB aPAK X B R HAB'POBBAIiH BOttmbsro! tho BOOT* Wit* Tap ready (oc use, A3 and upward*, . At his beham wosuks, viaroßiA-snunni SS Slla QbOn WWUMBUH-BIBMBt, Large QQAdliSitea ofl Bpoatius, SUflainß, ud Vtyna, pSpoa ttiwurs In BtooSs. ■Veisnftaa Xrtn ourrod et shortert noBOBi Macciaoturer n£ liraQ and Oompo Pipe. 'A Obolse Hleotlon el OUandellen, KOh M bia WeUealey-street ahoy, OenatJT ordort will alwaja reouvabli prompt attention, ZiefmeU to tar oa WftlWi , 8<" "^"Fw^JISf 110™ ""



Land and Estate Ascents bji o X sale, Xf By EDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBKRT-Gentleman's Residenoe, 10 rooms, outbnlldlnafl. 3»o 9 aoreß; vary cheap. MOUNT ALBKRT—Honae 10 rooms, ontbnUd- Ings, 2 acres (near station), £950. VOLCANIC h&ND (at Mount Kden)-0J acres, 7-roomed House, fco, £150 cash, at 7 per cent, MOONS ALBBKT (near Railway Btailon)— 6i acres voloanlo sou. In grata ; splendid view. MOUNT ALBKKT (near Btationt-Hoase 10 HOUSE' OF°BishT O°ROOM3. Bden Terrace, Gas stove, wel', fto. Offered cheap. MOUNT EDEN (near SiatlonV^even-rOOmed House and s J arKeAUotment,«so»-Terms easy. MOUNTBDKN-Honse:'lrnoroe,£24o VIKW KOAD (Monnt Kdon)-7roumedHonso j oonoreto olatern, with nearly oa» acre. COtTAGE and LOT-198 x 160-fi2OO. UNBHUNGA.-Houfleßroonis-iB10[». ONEHONGA 7-roomecl Houao and Lund, £250. ALLOTMEfIIS, i'eafleld Boad, PurneU.Rlch niontl Mount IMen, etc. , ' MOUNT MDtfN, Valley Koad-Hooso of 0 large rooms, out houses, 4a. Ip. land. Oheao. HKAcilHiLD'KOAD—aemlenmn'a Kesidenceof 8 rooma. lar«e nllotmout, every oonveulenco. LKAMINGTON ROAD — New Comfortable UoQses and Land, £250 each. ClTY—Capital shop of G roome, stable, so., to loaso, rent low. MOUNT Al/BEftT—l6J aorea oud House. *600. MOUNT ALBSRT—Lease of 62 aoreß and Houses, &c Cheap. . ~„ KLLK.RSLHC—House. 7 rooms, and land, filoQ. P >NBONbY—Houseß of 6 and 11 room?. PAPATOITOI—FIno House »nd 20 aoreß. FaRMS at Cambridge, Pukerlmu, &p. 1S». WAYTU. Houao and Land ARenh riH&ts.' tn-'iiiijAM'SON, HOUB3, liAND ANO FXNAWOI&Ifi ASBM* VnXiOAM loAice AnoraoAJHx, Bankers i-NatlOD&l Beunk of New Zoalona, BMNTB and INTKRS3T dolleoted. , MONEY Invested for Capitalists on firstdtwa leourltled, wirHonx OHAaQK. Six por oont allowed on deposit!) until Invested, MORTGAGKB and LOANS NeßOUatod. SHARKS Bought or Bold to order. UHTATKS Managed tor Absentees. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Built on tha Weekly Payment System. BUIUDINB ALLOTMENTS FOR SAldB ab van pooti— Sootlana-atreoi, 60/ Woat-Btreet, «y £*erman-»tree\,«/ Heptauen-Btawt 80/ Bond-Btreet, IS/ Llgar Plaoe. W AntyleHßtreet, lSa Korfolk-slreot, 40/ BnSteSSSwt.B% OMOHmetoo Perolval Parade, 01 Wharl Road, 30/ Ksolamation. £6 Mount Kdon Road, Hi Howewrtreet. 80/ Kybar Pas»,fiß H&okott-flirooi, t6l Normanby Rood, 41 Nirtheots'lOJ Brighton Road, tOi And In varioui otter Htres» a* ww rates.



HAnnn TO LRND, lnßunu ot fllO ana up »4UUU w ards. on «oodseouritlee. nOUNTRy SrOBK for Sale, with 8 roomed V House, Stable. Cow-shod, FowWiohso, Plg pory, Fivo acres in orop and orohard. TVrORTHOOTa-AUotments: two lino Corner JM AUntmenta for Bale, five mlnutos walk trom Ut wharf. £90 each. v»OSKBANK E3TATK.-Nearly Four Aores .JCv for Bale, on main road to Auokland: level laafl, fenced, In grass: i\ miles from Auckland. Alto, 22 aoroi. water frontage. CH6PfI and B.OUBKS to Lot In Prlncgwtrjot, Oi Prospeot-etreot, Karangahape Kood, Kyber Pass. Eden Terraoft. Ico. TT6UBK at Mount Eden with about two aoreß XX sromnd, havlnx a main frontage of 117 ft.) orohard, garjon. oow-ihod, plgety, fowl-houso, eto. Prloe, £f175. Kaay ternu. J?i Krt-^OORrROOMfiO BOUBK for iflloln Xf 10 U Nowton, near the Masoalo Hall; oasy terms of payment roKn-NEWTON-Four-roomed House and X4UU workshoD forsalo. with Bood garden. r^HAPBL-aTRBKT (CITYI-TWO Honnea for V> sale near Durham Btreet. Price. W26. SUBURBAN STORK for Sale; hou*o oon tains six rooms and toullary; main tho rougbfare, splondld position tor bualnvss. £650. DIIBLIN-STUItB'i1. Newton-Very oomfoxt able Bonae for Sale (now), near Poet and Telegraph Offices, on deferred payments; £10 deposit required. BBRKStfQUU-STRSHir— New and very con venient Cottage lor Sale, near Congrega tional Church, On «*sy terms. . rtjQK-SIX.ROOMBD HOUBH1 (new).* with Xtt&o pantry, for Salei very oonvonlenti water laid an: e»v terms. HAMILTON (WalKato)-Houso and aore ot around for sale, two mlnntoa walk from Bani of New Zealand, for £100. Lot 821. B* UNUA-tcißhty Aoresof Land for Sale for ££& Also, Eighty Aorea at Walklekle, fiOS. A splnndld obanoe for working man. NOKTHGOTK - Seven roomed Houae. out buildings, ftc, and 80 acres ot Land for Bale. Vety cheap. Grand view of the harbour, Also* New 7-roomed Bouso and nearly 5 aores excolleut land. TJONBoNBX — New Slx-roomod House for 1 Bale near the Throe Lamps. Price, £300, Kasr taring of payment. DKVONPORT, Lake Road-Several tow oholoe Villa Bites for Solo, having road and sea frontage*, and possessing ihe finest landscape views to bo found around Auokland, Very easy terms ol payment. „ „ _ , „ i floCd-A NICK NKW OOTTABM la New *>*OV ton tor Salo, with larsa shed, allot ment 40 x 1001 very ohean. -IJTAITttMATA RIV <<« FROXTAGB.-Land vV for Salo at £2 per aoro, In lnruo or amoll blocks. Kasytarms. _,"„ tor Bale In WUllamHrtreet, *"iOO near St. James1 Ghurch. EPBOM-Qentldman'B Villa Kealdenoe. seTen rooms, oonoh-hooBO, stabling, &o. £1000, RBMUBRA-18 aores, tos Sola i excellent Mill and splendid view BRIGBTON ROAD. FarneU - Bli-rooined Bouse for m\9, allotment AO x 10Q: wstet told on. Prio».«B7f. > _■ ■ TJONSONBY-New Six-roomed House »no X Workshop for sdlo i two allotments t two front arm : easy terms. PARNKLL.- Newly -finished Stx-wiomoa Bouse tor sale i pleasant view | £880, ipAKMS also For Sale at Watkomitf, Pare -^ moremo, Stokon'n' Point, M slialtercl, Mnhu. rangi, North Shore, Papakura, ftc Also. Bee lift in New Zealand Herald and Weekly New,



OHAS, WULIABI 8O B, KSTt. IB AOKHS. VlTtOiK Litra. HOCSE, LAND, AND ESTATE aGJlNOY.—Central Chambers, 177, Queen street, and Kvßrton OotUeo, Churoh - »tre«t, North3horo.—'ihenndersiitnid, in oommtnolng the abovo Business, bogs to Intimate to Properly Holdoiß. and tho Publlo gcnowAy, that any Buelness entruited to him will have his per sonal ana sarotal snpervlßioni and trutts by strict promptitude and integrity, to merit sup port from bis many known friends. ALFttEP COX. , WO S B O R » E, • Hstate, Land, and General Commis elon Agent, 81, Queen-Btreet, Auokland. ~~ Conveyances. "D OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTEBATIOIToF TIMK-TABIB. Tho Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January. 1863, an* until furthor notice, run to tho following Time table :— Loavo .Cambridge for Hamilton Junotlon Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; roturnlng from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. , Leave Hamilton forTa Arontt onTuosdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m,. BooKma Offices : Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotel, To Aroha j and at my-Premisos, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, Oeoembor 22,1883. npELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kibbwood and Lake Street, Oambiudoe, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER. Proprietor, W. X, O. bogs to return his sincere thanks to hia numerous friends and tho publio generally for tho llboral support ho has received sinco commouoing business, and has to inform them that, in ordor to moot tho requirements of this rapidly advancing distrlot, he Is at prosont BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to Ills PKBMISEB, which, when completed, will make them socond to none In tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lako Country supplied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notico; also, oxporionoed guides and careful drivors. ; Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hiro. Ordei-s by telegram or othorwlso punctually attended to. Cambridgo, Docombor 22,1832.



mIMET A B L B. bainbridge's 'Busses, From Union Bank—7 minutes past the hour, and 23 mlnutos to tbo hour, From The Three Lamps-23 minutes to tbo hour, and every hour, Night Trips fbom Town—i-paßt 9, J-past I 0» and i-past 11. From Union Bank to Sheilv Bdaoh — 20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes pact 5, 7 minutes past 6, and 23 minuses to 8, From Shelly Beach—B,3o a.m., 1 to 11, 1 to 2. MoiS. ito 9. TELEPHONK LINE OF KOYAL MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE :- Leavo Victoria Whauf, Devonfort —at 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Sciioolhouse—at 8.45 and 11 a.m.,and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. - Loavo Uevonport -at 10.40 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna— at 11.15 a.m,, nnd 3 and 5,15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. ' F.. QUICK, Proprietor. HP *• a. ir r a ximjs tablb. Leave Axoh Hill— I.Uam •S.SOam Ham Lllpm lp;m LUpm fclipu La avo National Bank— Sam •iM6im iMS'tm l,l(pm l.<Spm *.spoi WOpm 3 Bxoept Tnesdayfl and Thursdaye, when tht (com Auokland and 10.30 from Asylum i will bo to and "torn ths Whan. COD LIN'S COACH • LEAVBS OnehunKa— AuoKlnnd— 8,30 a.m. 12 noon \ Bftteday NisntOT *



ojaeaioew • .; uIVKK GOMPLAINTa i DB. KING'S DANDELION AND' QUININE UVKB PILLS (without Mer oury.) Tnis Buss Bkmmdx fob Himoosmkbs, iTOMAOn IJEKANSFHKNT, FLATDIKNOE, FAIHB 3KTirBKK THB BHOtTKDBBS, BAB APPKTIM, JNMQEBTION, ACIDITY, IIBAD-AOHB, HEART bubn, sna all other symptoma of alaordei-oa liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by pmcy eminent surgeons to be ths safest and mliaost SlUa tor every constltntlon.-In boxes at In W, la 9d, and la Sd. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Pj»Pw*.O[ Jos. Rorke, London. Speoi&Uy valuabls Pull tor reslclenta abroad and Jraveuem. Hold by Kbhpthoknk. Prossse & Co, «• eULPHOLINE LOTION,"—An Ek- O Irarnal Moans ot CURING SKIN DISEASES. There la scarcely any araptwn 'out will yield to "Snljihollne" In » law dajs, and ooinnienoo to fade away even if It aooiua past cure. Ordinary pimples, raSnesß, blotoaoe, scurf, roughness, vanish as '£ my magio i wW«J old, enduring skin disordera. that have plsgnecl tha suflerora £or yeare. however deeply H>oto« they may ba, "SuiphoUca" wM Buooosafally attach them. It destroys tho enlmolcoJO! which cannon these noalghtly, trritablo, painful nflfeotlons, »nd always nrotaoea a dear, healthy natural condition 01! She skin. " Sulpholine, Lotion )a Bold by moat OhemtaW, BotStee, 2s 83 Made by. J. Fespor said 00,, lioaaon. Hold by KBMi'THOBsa, Phobbbs & Oo BPJPER'S QUININE »ad IBOK XONIO rouaoD and developea tho nervous energies, enrlohos the blood, promotes appeSitc, diopels iaußUOt a&3 deproßsion, tortlfles She dlgoatlvo nrgane". la a opeoiflo remedy tor nsurnlgla, anno, JndlgOEtlon, feyoru of every kind, cheat affeottons, and In wasting/ rtlseaws, Bororalons tendencies, fee. Tho whole frame Is Itroatly lnvl«orated br Pepper's Tonic, tho mantel faculties briahtcned, the oonstltnilon KTORtly. Btroiißthenesl, and a return to robust, health oert&ln. Bottles, Si doses, 4a sdi next olze. Ua. Bold by Chemists everywhere. The ■ name of. J. Peppor, Bedford laboratory, London, must bo on the bal. There is no Tonlo ao oertain In effect as Pepper's Uutalne and Iron. It Is strongly recommended to roai. don to In India and the Colonies, and should always be kept roady for use In every oasa of Bvor Ot tabrllo condition. Sola by ggMPTHOBHB .PKOB3BB AWD Qp. TTAKAXAODM AHD PODOPHYIJJN, V Prepared, only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, la now used instead ot blue pill end calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of tho liver. Whloh are Keneroll7 p&in benonth the pjlioulderp, Siead-aohe, drowsinajß, no appetite furred tongne, dlßasreeabla taste to Uie moiiilns, giddiness, dtetorbance of the stomach, and leek Bik of general dopresslon. It sets »he slnEfirwn Uver In motion, very elighUy notaon the bowels, KlvinK a nanse of health and comfort with 11 Eoure. It is tho safest modlolns. TanucooniD and Podophyllin la a Quid mode only by J. PaPPKIU Bodfoid Laboratory, London, wnoes name is on ovary labeJ, Bottles, 2s U and In M, Bald by all Chemists. A most valuable and 833ontUU medldlne for India. Australia, the Owe, and. Colonies gcnur&lly.



Sold by ESUPTHOBNB. FBOSSBB & CO. OY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris7lß'ffl! SpeotolAwwd, Philadelphia, 18761 Gold Medal Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal Brussels. 1880 i Gold Medal, Melbourne. 1881, Just Landed OANTRBLL ft OOOHB ANN'S CELEBRATED iEKATED WATERS. MONTSERBAT LIMKJUIOK OHAMPAGNIf. A Health-Klvlnß Non-uloohollo Bayetago, ml Hetola and Clubs; Sd per MtUe. AROMATIC GIKGKR ALKI the Orlglml Belfast Ginger Ale, so justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs: Sd per b*ttlo. Those Mjiitbd Watkbs are the sans aualltr M oontmoted for and now supplied to The Onnard 8.8. Co.; tho Montwnl S.B. Ca the Inmau 8.3. Co.; Ooeanlo S.S. Co.] ho Hattonsl S.S. Co.; thu Paoiflo 8.8. Co.; Anohor, 5.3. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, 8.M.,00. WHOLBSALHi AQB»S, AICKIN, CHH P HAHMAOV. rnHE TMPERIAL QCHIEDAM i. JL O OCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT. Distilled and prepared In Bohledam, Holland, from an Original Receipt, and possessing Rare Modlolnal Qualities In eU DIBBASKS OV TUB KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AMD URINAJJY ORGANS. A Tonic, Diurttlo, Auti-Dyapeptlo CORDIAL, by tho rooommealatton of the Leading Continental Ptyslclans, and is now ACKNOWUECDCtEO AS THE LATHS! AND Mo 3* VALUAULIS BBMKDY FOB QKAVBL, GOUT, & CHRONIC KHEU MATISM. The Trade and Congnmera are cautioned againet apurloua imitations, the genuine ouly bonrius; toe Bifpmture and address o! the pro prietor HENRI J, HART, MKLBOURNK. d in the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by tho Jury FIRST PRIZK at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, DR. HASSALL'B REPORT, ' Tbo Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "61, Holborn Viaduot, X.0., "London, 9th Uay. 1877. Report of a Sample of Imperial Sohted&n Schnapps, received from Mr H. J. Hart. "Wo bave sublooted h sample of the above named attlolo to a very cirolol ohomioal analysis a mI examination. " The results of the analysis, whloh are sot forth in a separate report, show that this spirit in ot gqod strength, praotloally free from acidity, and that it contains but traces of oelld mattar in (olutloo. It pofiuoßunH a oelloato aud agiea. able aroma, and, a pure and mild taste. Mr Hart's Hohiodatn Sohnapps la a very superior article ot Its olass, is well purifled, and Quito genuine, " (Signed) Aktbub H, HASSAtL. M.D., " Author of' jfood and its Adulterations,' tee. " Otto Hbbhbb. 7.C.5., "PablioAnalyat.- Wholesale Agent l ARTHUR H. NATHAN.



A UOKLAKD PEKMANEN1* J% 00-OPBBATIVR BUttiDING AM* •NTJJBXMaNT BOOIKTY. OWKJHI—I47. QCBBR-fRKBHIi IiOANS granted npon approved seooritlM 0* FToohoid or Leasehold Properties In Bums 01 480 to £3,000 principal and Interest hiring re payable In instalments at the following Rs ddoed lUiks On repaymont et osoh fllOf borrowed t— Uapnyin tmta extend- p ._ WmV Total amount fls.ii, a b. A. I year _ .19 0 KM 0 0 Syoars „ _ 1 010 108 2 I (rears _ _ U 1 111 1* 0 * years _ . U j 1318 8 ' 8 s-cnrj . _ 8 B 18818 S -renw _ _ f 1 UTII 9 10 roars . . h in Id I And n the name proportion tor ini&Uor or larger leans. DEPOBITB.-Tllß Booloty reoelTCß Money cm Deposit at 4 per cans, per annum. JOHN RfcTGBK) Secretary. . JNfDUS.TRIAL AND PKOVIDBJSI JL PEKMANKNT BUILDING, LAND; AND INVESXMKNT BOOIRXY OW A^JOKLAND, INVKSTINB SHARKS. This Society Is now Issuing a limited number of Investing Shares na "vrs>— INVEBTIN» SHARKS. Ordinary, carrying {all rate of interest and profit. Membera paying subscriptions In advance for a ported at 6 months ana upwards secure oorrospond- Ing advantages. PAID-UP SHAMES ot the value ol £20 enoh (or limited periods, carrying 7 per cent, interest, payable halt-yearly in cash and participating in profits, MONEY ON DEPOSIT. - The Society Is also prepared to rcoelve Money on Uepoßit on tho following rates of interesti— For 12 months, at 7 par oont, Interest pay able half-yearly. For 6 months, at 6 cer cent. For Shorter periods, 6 pero»nt. QKOKQK JFR4.BBR Manaeer, . £10 to £1,000. \tiotojkian loan and discounx T AGSNOY. HIQH-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND (OPPO3ITS CITY OOUNOII. OffiflCKS). Money advanoo from £10 to £1000 on Personal Sooutity, De ds cf Property, Sharer, &o. Repayments can be made in Instalments of One Shilling pbb Wkek for oaoh Podhd bor rovred, or In ny way to stilt borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Offioh Addrkss i Box 30, Auoklana. IiIXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND Hi LONUON. in sums to suit. FOX SAfjlt BY ARNOLD, HINSS, AND CO., Cornor of Cnntom houso and ffort streatc. MOJVEY TO LEND, in large a^srniTfl lunis, at enrront'rates of Interest. Apply to PKTlfilt OLIPHANT, ' Solicitor,' High-Street. MONEY TO LEND, on Keal istate, . in sums of £S0 and upward?, at the oar rent rates of tntoroat —Apply Wm, S. Cochranc, 25, N. Z.j Jneuracoa lloildiags, or somuol Ooohrano onil 800, Fort-atreet. MUJXKY fO LEJSJJ on Mortgage In any sum reqalrod, on terms to suit orrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed nmy hands till invested,—W. T. Htaveng, In-' Teating Ageat, 187, Qaeen-ntreat. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Frothold Seonrities. WM. GOLEM AN, Solloltor, «' Corner ot Qaeen and Shortland-Etreets, ONBY TO LEND, in sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & RUSBKLL. Solicitors, Fort-street. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small earns, at usu»l rates of Interest. CONNKLL & COOFBR, SoUoltons, YnloAn Uat, *



Rev. Dr. Stephenson, who w.P^S making a tour of the Lake DistncS,rei?n| on Fridoy, and on Saturday n«f \" deliver in the Theatre Koyal his lectuts" "The Wealth and Waste of Child l^ At the opening oE a recent term of wl in County, Maine, a young cWBI^K was called upon to act as chaplain, * . coucluded his prayer with .ilis supi^-; tion:-"And finally, may wo a", gathered in that happy laud wfiere W-. ate no Oourts, no lawyers, and no JUOK^ Monkeys Die ol- Consumption. So doli°^ and tigora. This is a voiy importot wv ■s tending to prove that although Putlls,l.fibt' many instances distinctly hereditary, nP siu* less it may bo, and frequently is acquirco- ■- is the pathology, of tho eminent Dr''',.:; whose clinical experience and uKtarar^H cepteaasthe highest authority. In tow1 $ h. the treatment for conaumptiou and brr complaints has become more specific ano '■ tj, ful. Hypophosphite of lime is combine {|J cod liver oil and quinine. Tho ViOm-' „. cucalyptvis is also used with marked. *U' >, 0 bronchial mncoua membranes. Tho comton"^ ;• of tbese remedies in Aickin'sSyrupofEucrtl , with Hypophosphite of limo and Quin ne " r . been the undoubted meuns ot aflbrdii-J. j^ ,„ uianent relief to many sufferers. Asen^ilii NewZealandDrug Company. . |