SPORTING NEWS.

; C.J.C. Racing Programme

CSRISTCHOKOH, this day. AT a meeting of tho Canterbury Jockey Club, the programmes for the next season were decided. The dates of the Spriog Meeting are now the 6th, 7th, and Bth November. The New Zealand Cap will be run ou the first day, the Derby on the second day, and the Canterbury Oup on the third day. The new races introduced are i —Hunters' Flat Race Handicap of 100 soys, 2 miles; Spring Steeplechase Handi cap of 150 soys, about 3 miles; Stewards' Stakes Handicap (250sovs. added), 6 fur* longs; and Handicap Steeplechase of lOOsovb, 2 miles, The added money to the Metropolitan Handicap hai been increased to 2Gosovs, and the added money to the Juvenile Plate to 200iovs. The total added money at the SpriDg Meetin? is £3,650. Foi the New Year's Day Meeting £920 is given. The Christchurch Cup is to be i called the Midsummer Handicap, and the ' added money reduced to £300. The name lof the Two-y ear-old Kace is altered to the 1 Middle Park stakes, and» the penalties for I winners and a'lowauces foj maidens are In tioduccd. The programme of the Autumn, on Easter Monday and Tae iday, is the same as last year, except that the Flying and Kaster Handicap are each increased by £50.

A DOC LOU'S DIVORCE SUIT.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PEBSS ASSOCIATION.) WELLING TON, Saturday.

In the DiTorce Court io>aay was heard the petition of Daniel Johnston, a medical practitioner at Fielding, praying for disso lution of his marriage with Annie Jane Constance Johnston, on the ground of adultery with one William Moore. Mr Izard appeared for the petitioner, and Mr (Juick for the respondent, who filed a general denial of the allegations. The co • teapondent did not appear,. Charles Macintyre, a baker, Albert tlum mer, a butcher, who had lived next door to the petitioner, and Alexander John* •ton, eon of the petitioner, gave evidence whioh proved the adultery. The )ast>natned wituess deposed that his mother had ieft home about four or fire years ago, and he had corresponded with her pretty regularly since tho», the petitioner being aware of the clrcumstince. Dr, Johnston, the peti tioner, diposed that he was married in 1870 to Annie Jane Constance McSaley, the respondent, who w«a then living at Toko* mairiro. Shortly after that time, witness resided at Havelock, near Danedin. After living tture for about eighteen month*, vi ltntss «nd bis wife went to Bien. htira, where he was in 1876. Ha removed to Fielding in due com se, his wife, of •oune, accompanying him. The respondent co habited with him until the end of 1879. They did not agree from the tima of their marriage, the respondent being possessed of a very bad temper. Up to the und of 1879, he did not find anything dishonorable about the respondent. Tbe first occasion he sob txjctocl anything was one Sunday afternoon ia 1879. Respondent continued to cohabit with witncHs until the end of December, whtn she left the place of her own accoid. Before she left she told witness that she could not live in the 'own because (hurt was so much scandal about ho v Witness and bis wire utnally occupied different bed. rooms. She had been maintaining herself since then by her own exertiom>, and by a little money which he occasionally sent ber. In June of last year hii wife returned to Fielding and desired to resume cohabitation, but be declined to allow hei to remain in the house as he was about to institute divorce proceedings, A dectee nisi was granted.

OFFICIAL TYRANNY.

(To the Editor.)

MB,—Mr Crawford has accurately stated ihe facta oi his hard case. It was investi gated by the Streets Committee. Ihe illegal notice was signed by tbe Towr Cierk. He demurred, however, to beinf held responsible, because he laid he signet these notices in blank I that the; were afterwarde filled up and sell out by the Clerk of Works, tit Town Cleik knowing nothing about them after he had signed the blank book of forms. I mildly pointed out that this tiss hardly a business-like proceeding, as these notices threatened ratepayers with certain pains and penalties it they were not attended to, but the Town Clerk seemed to think it would be a gieat deal more trouble to him to sign after they *ere proptrly and accurately filled up than be fore, while Mr Montague grew impatient and said it was no use straw-splitting over the matter. I suppose it is no matter whether the ratepayer! are constantly and needlessly harrasasd by the servants of tbe ratepayers, and put to unnecessary fruble aod expense through their incompetence or carelessness, Mr Crawford onghtto have 'Wne means of recovering the £16 he his paid. It those who made the blunders were mad;\to pay for them, they wouldprobably exercirf * little more care. Howver, Mr Crawfold and other citizens may nmember what thefote Lord Beaoonsfield said of the Gladstone (Sovernment of the day. It harrassed ev^ry interest in the country, and was a «ystßm of blundering and plun dering, and they'iPiay consider whether onr municipal Government in the way It is carried out by the p*i<l °fl»oe»B •* vervmnca different.—l am, otc\ . \ A. BOABDMAN. (To the Editor.)

Sib,—lf the ratepayer who wrf6cs a latter headed "Official Tyranny" in y>mr last evening's issue would take the trotkble to either think or enquire, he ahotud or would learn that the Town Clerk, bexorrd signing or stamping his name officially to forms submitted to him fey Olevjc of Works or Building Surveyor, c*nV noi well be cognisant ef nut drain* age worm are required or are neces sary. The Corporations Act makes it compulsory the Town Clerk ihonld sign all such notices. It looks very like small minded bitterness to be attacking officials who endeavour to do their duty, and who cannot woll^o constantly replying to every malicious scribbler.—Yours,

R4TBP4TBB.

MINING NEWS.

New CORBV. -The manager has had the satisfaction of cutting the celebrated lode known as Scotty's, at about the ipot indi cated by the last survey. On Wednesday a contract was let to drive lOOfeet, more or less. The leader looks veil, the quarts being highly mineralhed, and carrying the most promising indications for gold. Success,—Stopinc; north is progressing on a splendid looking leader, Conqujskibg Hero.-This mine, well kaows io former day*, haa recently been taken up, and worked, and a parcel of about 40 tons of general dirt has been sent to the Corby battery. IONA.-A slide has crossed the face of the drive going northerly, and has disturbed the course of the reef, which looted very well up to its contact with the slide. Jusr-iH-TiMB.-Gold is showing freely through the general stoff coming from the stopes on No. 1, The contractor is Hearly down the r< quired distance with tire shait, and is still in splendid country, Unioh Bkach-The reef opened up it the intermediate level appears likely to lead to an important development, as in was opposite this point on the other branch where the gold ranont in former days ; and as the lody uad divided, and the branch followed yielded little or nothing, the rea sonable presumption is that the gold-bear* lac portion of the leader is now in hand. Alchoogh very little work has yet been done on it a few stones showiDg coarae specks of gold have been obtained During the week another vessel loaded with coal arrived. Ail hands in the mine were en. gaged assisting to get the coal in. Them are not quite so many hands engaged in the mine now tfctt^Tangye winze is stopped; « Ja ? V$ k reß"med wSth the im' ToKA'm,-.f nero jg a gD , aU bnt favonN fnttmWß, l6Bder lB th« fac6 °* th« E* level going west. The battery *"'''"twwhing onllonday oa general stuff. The yield is not expected to bo UJgCh WSMAECK.—The tributers are energeti. cally at WO rk on the Itaftna graauU opeaea np at g0 mucn expanse from »?T Jii , Ms not getting vfcxy encouraging

7ft>. CharlesKmerson Ifeuugu^ honorary' asptant surgeon of the fy Battery, Nawl' Zealand Artillery Reglnifoflt, ft promoted t&^ «iie rank of honorary sa^ /,'eon, which confeujfl ion the doctor the raok 'of M a j or o f VolnMf ' tears, Dr. Tennent is.very popalar amoj*p the Volunteers and friendly societies, jffig the knowledge ot hit promotion will {Mr V :«iT6(l.*lthplea»Ul«. ''jp«|

CABLENEWS.

(B»0TBE.)

THB CHOLJfI^EPIUEMIO n U>HDON,J M . Wi " Latest intelligent from Damietta'i»vt a | that the cholera t»»«nues to rage without abatement. Vet? 1' proceeding throw* the Canal will »» touch at any porn B Egypt. A strict quarantine is being main, tamed at all conli»e ntel ports, and at Milt* and Gibraltar. The quarantine vova Egyptian poiti has not affected the Australian mail Btearoen. as vesiels passing inrough the Suex Canal without communlwtiDg with the shore art not affected, LOKDON, June 30. Mr Ince, Liberal candidate, hat beta elected for Hasting** a vacancy having Jt curred in the repff».enta«on of that conitP tnency by the lunation •of Mr C. J, Murray, the CoJ««J7 atlve member. In tbe House of Commons last night, Sit Vernon Hnrcour« in! roQt»ced a bill to pro* vide for the instil" 1011 ,of a Local Govern* I ment Board in S*llaDd- I LONDON, June 30, At the anniul dlnn« of the Cobden Club to-day, Sif baul Samuel, the Agent* General for *«f Soi»th Wales, in re. sponding to the toast of "The Colonies,", said that if i n t«r«>lonial tariffs were m*^"" protective, he *H c«ta>n that free trade would soon be ttc P°% of all the colonies. Sir John Hay»»«P a speech, in which ha expressed the nope that a commercial federation bel* e0" Great Britain and the colonies would be brought about. »EWYOKK,Jane29. The lmmlgf*^oll Board of this d'y has shipped back '° Ir«!and lever&l pauper families recently wived. LONDON, June 30. The Garonne's cargo of frozen meat bu been cleared ««• average of 6d pur lb, and the Ladf Jocelyu's at an average ol 6id., The Imb^ I»* Briaah King were ol a very inferior claw, bdtthey ranged from ; 3dti»7idperlb.

SYDNEY, Jane 80, A large ij» occurred this evening it Newcastle. The extensive premisei belong* ing to Messrs John Ash and Sons, timber merchant* were totally destroyed. Mr Toph*m i contractor fur the Sydney waterworks, was to-day stuck up neat Oamden by two armed men, who tied him to a tree, sQd robbed him of the aura of £1,500. The robbers have since been cap. tared by tbe police.

VICTOrUA* BKVENUE RtfTURHB.

MELBOURNE, this day. Toe Victorian rerenne for the quirter ended Jute 80th amounted to «,560,000, being « decrease of £29,000 ai compartd with the *aot quarter last year. The revenue for the put financial year amounted H £5,600,001 being an increase of £12,600, Dtni'g ihe same period the customs revenue iacreaicd by £74,260, and the exci-e r»ntns decreased by £59,500, owing to tbe ibolition of the beer dnty. The, twritoriil revenue decreased by £146,6001 r»ilwnj» increaied by £123,000, and stamps by £1^260. -

SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

DUNEDIN, this day, TfiE IO VIC CROSSES THE BAB. TKlonic left the wharf at 9,40, drawing 18ft Din, and crossed the bar at 10,20.

IHVKKCaRGIM., this day,

Advices have been received that the ma chigi-ry of the Southland Frozen Meat Co, fu lost in the Waitara, It was insured, isd will be replaced and probably seat by iteaiuer.

DUNEDIN, this day. The Cromwell Company sent down * cake of 268 ounces from 400 tooi, Ta« escortjbrought down £25,000 worth of gold,

THAMIS, this day.

The Deep Level Cross obtained 2250f J, 15dwt«. gold from 220 load* dirt andSOlbi, picked stone. '■ ' Caledonian yielded 1730z». gold from 100 loads dirt and GOlbs. picked stone. The Golden Crown has 20ozs. from tbe trial crushing. Parts of VerraTfl leader shaped one ounce per ton.

KUMAKA, Saturday.

A largely-attended meeting of miners wi hell last evening at Delmantown re too abolition of gold duty. The present and hit County OhairmanandMayor oi Kumar* spoke in favour of abolition, and resolutions were unanimously carried in favour of abo lition, and inviting other districts to C0« operate in moving Parliament.

CHURCH GAZETTE.

The "Church] Gazette" this month eon* tains the Bishop's letter to the Her, B. T, Dudley, Archdeacon of Auckland. W« quota the following from the same source 1 '•The first Archdeacon of Auckland (Waitemata) was the Rev. J. C. Abraham, after warda Bishop ot Wellington, and now Canon of Lichuald ; the second was tbi muth- beloved Rev. Q. a. KissTtatf, formerly Incumbent of St. Mary's, PamtU | the third was the greatly-venerated Bar, J, F. Lloyd, formerly Incumbent of fit Paul's, Auckland, and afterwards Bectot of Kirk Ireton j and the fourth, Dr. Maon. sell, who will alwaya be gratefully re membered In the diocese, especially for hti translation of the Holy Scriptures into tht Maori language. It is the duty of an Arek. deacon to assist the Bishop generally.lß fall work} and especially by (1) acting v ft counsellor to the younger clergy ; (2) ojin| ever on the outlook (as Oculus EjnteopHtot opportunities of organising new congrega tions in newlr settled districts and loawg additional clergymen, and of bnildiM newchnrches: (S) injecting annually the Church fabjies, and. making mown to .tt* iJooal authorities any defects to be remedied to be effectidj and (4) adtH'Jna Church effioere RonfWftr I, Xartem that need not bo referre4 to th>#lß^P- Tne Archdeacon of Anekj Sod is\ths BUhop's Commissary on all oett»ionMor whioh no o P*cUl "PB0111^"^ fa ntadefWecial authority beingreqnbyd •by the Iftatutes) for presiding « ftp fiUto- Committee in the Bishop'; abtence B a ndYi<« presiding at meeti»Mol ThA An>h<ii»«iflps of the diooejetaKopw* c?dUelctr Cd°*B,to priority of a»mta(« to priests1 erderjtl ~

Answer to many Correspondents.

In reply to nml'X^oiderftil qualities <* - readonr, ooncornlngfp ome 4y, 8t Jaoob'6 OiL the Great German ♦visaue.-we -would Inform mentioned In our laatVny be obtained from our them that the artlolo nil their aid. Aek lor Bt retail druggists, or »Ffr a ler does not keep It la I Ja<»VsO^MdWtheoOoireltinfttowdan ffl fitook, he will bo able tofußes. We nndcntftßd I irom the wholesale h4ta»ense demand to* ttat there is existing an lnuSpry aurprising "heal remedy, which la not so v» jjv aooompltehlDp B is considered what it is d%,WderlDg. In com« tho way of relief and ouroßTSna, - Bold by »U Inßtanoaß, on tho mlraoal(^nfrß._M. hers ft Chemists. Price Three Shfflißf

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" ~~ AUCtIOPBi TO-MORROW. WaTCHEB, JEWELLERY, CLUTHING, FANCY GOODS, CONGEhTINiS, ALBUMS, BURVEYOB'S INSTRUMENTS. IfIHE Subscribers will sell at J'^irR 0"^. A. Fort-straet, on Tuesday, 3rd instant, at 11 •olook. OOtD AND 81LVKR WATCHES Jewellery. Books, Boots and Bhofts, ClothlcK Conoerticas, t oase Albums, Fancy Goods, fee. In Several Inteatato Estates: WATCHES. Jewellery. Clothing, Bffeots, ynrnlturo, — At 12 o clock: BURVfiYOR'S INBTBDMKNTB, consijt- Ins of— Pentd(?raph. Case Instruments, > . Protractor, aculot). fiCOi SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Ancttoneen. _ Wi B, aoonuMib. W*s. daobb WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ? IRON SAFE, CASE CURIOS. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr Thomoa Powell to Bell at Us Premlpcri, Lower Qnaon-etreet, on Wednes- Sa>, Ith Jui>. at U o'olook, Jhe W^OLB of his FURNITURK oon talned in tho DINING ROOMS. Lower Qnoen-stroet, conßijtlng of Dining and Bedroom Furniture; a New Iron Safe, by Tann, and a Splendid Case Coral Shells, Curios, Stores, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer!!. W, 8, COOMJtIAKI' JAS, DACBI MONDAY, JCLY SO. VALUAHL~FKEEHOLD. ALLOTMENT. . 56 feet Frontage to Albert-street, 66 Feet Frontage to Chapel-street. SITUATED Cl6si~TO TtlE DOCK, IT^HS Subscribers have received inatruc I- Mono to boII by auction, at their Booms Fort-Btrocr, on Monday, 30ta July, at 12 o'olook By Order of the Trustees in the ?stat( of tho Late Captain Bowden, ALLOTMRKT 10, Sea 18, Oltr of £uok Inii'.l, h , ■.■in< frontsHOß 0' 56 feet t( Lo«ver Albert-street and. 66 feet « Ghfipol-Btreot. with a thron^a depth a 213 feet (adjoining Star Hotel). Tho above affords a rare opportunity ot ac rjulrlng an orlp;lnal Freehold allo'-nont in thi heart of tho City, oeouryin? si It dees a oom mandlng ro.-ltion In what la nn-io-bicdiy one o: the prlnc! ■a; uioxonghfareß; and being In olost proximity to tbe New Hallwiy Station, thi #Dook. the prcposod Customhouse Bite, and the Main Ootht to the West side of the City (m npldly exiuntliug). it cannot fail to beoome in I very tew years a very valuable property. Land Transfer Title, SAMUEL GOCHRANB & SON, Auctioneer*. W, 8, COCURA»K.J [JABJth OAOBI THURSDAY, JULY S. IKON BEDSTE&DS. * IRON BEDSTEADS. On Account of Whom it May Concern, fTIHJB Subscribers will sell by auction, JL at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, fiHi IMS., atll u'clooSi Bx Clyde, from London, ys. II 2 Cases, containing 21 Iron Bed /\ steads, «txf4n V yASM a'Case»;o3Bt»tnin*iaironßea \S Bteadß,littx6Jft A?, 2 Oases, containing 12Iron Bed' steads. Ift z Sift A S3 1 Case, containing 12 Iron Bed, steads, 3ft xm^^^ SAMUEL COCHRAJ^jfc SON, ■New York itMaav _ , „ _ r:h for * nokland. 3fl T I —O E, was annoanowl.«o J»Ui- - ■ XHBSALS OT IMPROVED FARM AX TAURANOA J HAS BEKN POSTPONED TO I WEDNE3DAY, JULY 25, SAMUEL CO"CHRANB ft SOS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. £1400 VALUB OF BNGLTSH ■ MADE FURNITURE, OIL PAIN TINGS, LAKGE MIRRORS, PIANO 3, MUSICAL BOXES, BUG-, MATS, MATTRASSES, PJLLOWS, FJSNDEES, CARPETS, VL4TEDWARE, FANCY FLOWER POTS, FILTERS, -— JEBTHKTIC FLOWER STANDS, BRACKETS, TEA BETS, CLOCKS, too, &c, era, E. & A. ISAACS WILL boh by auction, at their Stores, Qnoun-oi. oa Wednesday next, J aly.ltb, »t U o'olook. fiAnn "ALOE OV DININCf, DRAW *I4UU IN H ROOM, AND LIBRARY SUITE Si (n Velvet. Cretonne, Leather, Damask, and Rep: Whatnote, Braoaett, Table Mats. Chair On hions, Work Tables. Bpongf Baakets, Qnilts. OooftßlonaL Tables, Kent Wood ChalrflTMßiolu .up Waahatands, Tmlet Tables, Slower Pots, Screens, Folding Obalrs, Gipsy Tables, Foot Stools, Hat Stands, Towel Horses, Olooks! Commodes, Glas3-baolc Marble-top Cheffonierß, ISook CaßfcS, Bod-r^om Sultos, Mublo Btoolp. Pianos, Cabinita, Qotits. Rugs, Hearthrugs. >-heoDskin anu omer -data. Horse hair, UiuDto'la Stands, bmokera" and Saloon Tables, Card Stands, Work boxes and Writing — Sett* Vases, Oil Paintings, Musical Boxes, OhlnSey Mirrors, Fenders. Carpet, ißathoUc Braoketo and Tea Sets. Filters, Pillowe, Mat .taUNß, Flower ataeds, &0.. &c No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, t , ;i ,. Merchants and Auctioneers. fctnt i--attention or the jmbllols nartloularli called to this extensive and varied shipment. WEDNEbDA^r^^^* h3f obdbr of thhl bo4.rd os1 govkr norb auckland collagk and ' 'grammar bohool. •« o allotmbhts & buildings, •110 AIiTKN ROAD AND WYNXARD STRBET. 4Smm bLWbmtsaSl) houses. Bra. craoroft, and port; ■Kbirkkts. paßnkll. WLeaao for 21 Years. WffiDAY, July i, at 12 o'olook. Hbuis now ready, WL-l X S * 00., jjjjfqctioneerß. ipr, july"l3> n . : Jj Lj|^'f! fc"-i^KriKNWOOD N <B??Hl tcca instructed by the Al-ckIAM J ■ B AR t HF'1 *™»^M«ot to the provisions ol "Tho Har L MSP S^~y B , c. GREB&WOOD, : ' Auctioneer. Ha,- 1 TUESDAYS. B i\ T SB H^fiaßV t v »-ii -WO~-J~, SHEEPSKINS ■ito'cluc;!' . ..^



Aawtionfl. ) POSITUNEMENT. TN consequence of the workmen not | having {Inlet-oil ropatrs after lato fire. I VJ. UOVVCKN ! Has been obliged to POSTPONE the BAIV* of KARTHKNWAf.Ii; AND QLAB3WARB H'l TO-MORROW (TUKBDAIK at H oVloolr. TO-MOKKUW, lUESDA>, JUuY3. GLASSWARE, Ii^KIHENWARE. W. DOAVDBN HAS received instructions to sell by auction To-monow (Tuesday), July 3 at 11 o'clock, at the Hxobange Mart, SIX lIOGSHiiaIW GLASS WARS, Connlst'iog ot Oval and Round utshea Oblong Glaes Dishes Large and SmaU L'utllDßS and atands Frosted and Plain Dishes Glass Plates in variety Fuklo Jars and Covers Butter Tubs, frosted Bngars and Covers Tumblers Alabaster and Flint Batters Bngars and Crofcu.a Dfc»nto-s, Wines 0 orates Barthsnnare (aaaorlod) Cvp 3 an J taaoers Dishes Baking Olstios Plates 6c. &c, &o, TO.MOKKOW. HEAVY .MOUM'iED IRON & BRASS BEUSI'KADS, CHINA TEA SERVICES. To Close accounts. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, ut bis Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'olooii. BC<BK3 HSAVY - MOUNTBD BKD SI'EAiIfi, IN JfiUiiOH ANU iiAitf TKBTEK6 O HOBBHKAC3 (»-AUH.SO SETS) CHINA * TBS. BMRV-CK'?. wollassorted, Terms at Hale. T O• M O X X O W, TUESDAY, JULY 3, AT 11 A.M. MIRRORS, TOILET GLASSES, a»D PAINTINGS. For the JtmofiTorvVfeoa-ii Mfi-V Concern. / JOHJS iiElii & CO. " ■"•*" \vILL sell by auction at their Stores, * » 38,Queenotr^ei. o■. Tue day. July Brd, at 11 mm.. 17 Large Chimney Minors in Oak, Walnut Gil*, and lilacs 175 Toilet Glacseß, in Mirogrny 12 doze; Dreuelng Glasses 81 UU P.lnttnßß of anglUhSoenery. The Mirrors WnnorT Uksebye. JOHN LSIDQN. EUWARD MYDOH, THURSDAY, JULY 5, At 11 o'clock. UHJDER DISTRAINT FOR KENT. MESSRS JNO. & ED. IjBYDON HAVK received instructions to sell at tholrUbiiT'.l .Joirinicrclal Uoomß, Queon. street, on the .ib-.ro data (under Distraint foi Rent), Oflloo Fltt'nOT, onuiating of Tables, Chairs Drawers Noma. Letter IPress, Washstand, EMka, Brackets Also, A larste rumber of copies o' " Plotme«<in« N»w Zealand" and Stationery. B. TONKS.] [E. C. CABB.] 18. D. TOHKE TOMORROW. VARNISH, VARNISH, VARNISH. EX MENDOZA. FROM NEW TORE. B. TONES 6 00, WILL sell on Tuesday, the 3rd of July, at eleven o'clock, U Cases Furniture Inside and Outside Oah Varnish* B. lONKS. B. 0. OABB. B. D. TOHKi TO-MORROW, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, ESSENCES, POMADES, OILS, &C., &o, &&• ii. TONKS & CO, \ZT ILL sell on Tuesday, the 3rd of July, Vt »Uoo'elook. 10 Casea of Perfumery, Boonte. SOftPB, Eoaenoes, &c, &c, &c, DURHAM STARDS. |J>OB SALE, at the Durham Yards, I.' every Tuesday, at II o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HOWTEK dt Horticu turaJ. ffiHOS. BTEADMAN & CO., X 176, QUKKK-STREKT, Auckland, Opposite T. ft S. Morrln ft Co.'a, Sewifu iviacnmea BX HPBOIAL J&s!pSs*r&p APPOINTMEST [ESTABLISHBD 1865.] BUX ONLY THB CELEBRATED /domestic) X MAOHINSa. X Tho Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. LARGEST BHOW.ROOM IN NBW ZEALAND.' Toe only Bowing Maohine which has never been beaten in competition, SOtE ABBOTS IN NEW ZHALANVt HE*SK3PKAR Be GO.i J»-



.. J; ,» "^^^^^^^^^^^^r ■*- ■ ■ ■ ■ —- \ _______ --* - 'tJgappTOphed in .* and Cheapness are the TEAS SOU) uv jj ROBERT isTBA-Xi. r I TT may not bo universally known that without Advertising, TiokeHns?, or Puffing, ROBERT ROBERT NEAL Is able to giro bis Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 1S WS'K price. —. ««i l «ni Xft iA, U the Best Imported this Sea«on. The Blend 01 Tea at 2S. lUd. A Treat to Connoisseurs. and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. NELSON "" " MOATE dSn?o°ur Nelson, Moate , Co.* Pure Blended f!Z celebrated It has No Equal for True Natural CHALLENGE Flavour, Value, and StrongUi. PRICES I ilf 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 «T | ||JI j 3/-, 3/4, 4/- r o W.I X I 1-lb.« U-Ib- Packolt. qj if P| / I**! 1 HALF-CHESTS. BOXm 3 |J I J^j "PRESS," / "Mr. Halt on la o Professional Tea Tailor and Blondor." py|"PJ| /^ AWARDED i Jb Jt2j-dC3Lcsa COLD& SILVER MEDALS. ■iff <5fW Wf GATE & P.O QUEEM-STBE ET, AUCKLAND, JJELSON, ]f DATE & ||U. « Next thQ New ' Zealand TSA MERCHANTS, Clothing Factory. 5 CHRISTCHURCH, OUNEOIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ttENTS-EVERYWHERE. 3 Lime &c Busmeaa Notices. MAHURANGI uYIMAULIO UUB, cS-T* ""* „ . uv tHBEK DOORS ABOVB "STAB" OWICI. Tb* WI^KWOKTH OKMBNT COMPANY beg to aoquiJnt Iheir ruuierous frlunds tfjat ua KOHANTB ACCOUNT 30OK8. they at* now able to exwroio ah orders v»iih iwonßurri isd tfisitra Kkoihtkh Hooks P KIDO 83. Queen-street. Soie Agent Town Musio, Magazines, nubile Libraries and Sunday Yard! Ctutomhouae-Btieet \V\ut (..ext Suns and School Books well bonntl. Browf's). BAKERS BPBOIAIi RULKD DAY BOOKB. g^t ' T . _ Bibles Prayer, anu rijinn Hooks --\3T-.R O U N D Ij I M E, Ke-boami. \ _ AiVO tND OHOIK MOKIO BOOKB GROUND LiMB. RULED* FOR SAIi&V , """"^""^""""Tr!" 1?""" >™lllr BOUTHGATB'B - FormoM Injlorte. MAHURANG, HTDBAUL*«BfiSD tf«W LAH£F *Bft 4 ROOHB LIME, I xagtofoijy Mounted In various ways). ; U mK" «*»» 1. up to 120 Variotloa. rivalled tor durability ana hard-eetttag Fob Sale by Qualities). For tanks and other wet X X I (5 CKAIG i work! laa flruVolAßsmatori* jskio i> it a aw, PRINCES - STREET. B. EEANE, SOLE AQKNT, nw rim uiiLULmiMiiwmimcT.imiwnh COSTOM.HOUSK-BTBEBT. — rVTuainal. iM£Sk3W3^i?E3!K!~1 —f > ■ ' ■ ■ ■■ "" V^a^S^|igrsi^rl|i-t.^«T^.*tV » 'f A .(eautltol A6«ortiii6D» of Iilll!§f8i mKSffll RO".D' so- !• ROSBWOOD ft WALNUT gga^^S jjaafcßiggL. 3 HARMONIUMS 1 HAMCOWIUMH sm«jr anrpaoßlnn all bolore imported for sweetnfjs _ _ „ of tone, oombtfled with power. Prioa from «10 I |-C ri L A I X I B, U>BoQoJna»a. withtwoKowsof Kers «n We- •'• *-'• •*-* " A Kant Csße?, whlrh will be Bold »» a Kedootion VICTOBIA-STBSKT, for Cash, or on the Deferred System of Pay- , MpOBTKB 0F BUILDERS1 * FUROTBH m«nt- INQ IRONMONOKUY /KBB AND <X).'P MDBIO BAIiOON. U«"«OT »8011 MIXOT*CTOR«W. liYOKUM HALL, Has for Bale, at Low Kaww— HOBBO»-*TR«gT, near viotorla-ttro*. Carpenters' Tools UILDINQS COMING DOWN, gffif&'n^ 1"8 _ „ - . Rt«ls«er Grates, in great Vorioiy In oonaeqaenoo of the Olty Coanoll h«TlnB Uarble and Enamelled Slats ManllspleOM, gold the Building*, Largest Stock in Auoklnnf! i J HOW'DSN Marble, Eloot'o-Plato, Onrb. and othor Fenders t. t* m^.. rmt hlr Rtock of Qal»»ntaed Iron. Sheet Lead, and Zluo U oompeuea to Clesr Unt nis biocc o» ai»tM. enmest nod Plaster WATOHKB. OLOCKB. JBWUUUT. "T" -_- J PlAl'<SßiuMß. iEro«^TO. PBOTION INVITH As no Reasonable Offer win be Refused (o Cash, he trusts the Pabllo will taka adras- «paa« i- ii ■ ggggsii— ,_, PEACOCK, urapery, «o. » * optician . ■ .. HAS IN BTOOK BPKOTACI-KS AND KTB 1 GLASSES of every description. AX Acoubati Fit QnAHAirniKD. . COMPODHD MICROSCOPW & TBLK3COPM, Powerful and Cheap, AHZKOn) BABOVBTRRS, 'fHKBMOMIOTBe, Ii KLBOTBIO BtLTB, BATTEBIKS, AND MPOBTANT OPERA^^SKS^OCULA^FJKLD tiALlil CALL' I THKODOUTK3, COMPASSES, SmCTANT3, biilE! Sal k! ___ «0., &O-. &° BKaJoN — TA^K?^MIsf BWING MONDA V, . J U■* E 25 i-Si. riHKAP HHAPMBV WALK. /V,^ V/HHiAP JL/RAPaRY --AUK. FOR OJNE MOMTfI. <t^BLWiWI"Q|<B. FBTABLIEHED IV GLASGOW, SCOTLAND, 1861. ALTERATION TO PKEMISBS. J qbnbral WORKING CUTLBR, V/k i.KSMty-BTKKET Eabt (Second Shop from - — — Queen-Btreet), KVBBYTHIHO MARKED DOWM DURINO F^ t !?Ser r^S?a?d° lSl llSSd fl Bet" THIS SALE. of Cutlery repaired, &o. J. K. Will Blwaya havo on band a Klrat-olass __ stork of Household ana Pooket Cutlery to suit all cluaea, and a capital stock of Hpeotaoles to suit nil eights, Spootaclea fitted with New J«yes White and Brown Oalioo, 3Jd Bn d Sides. Wincey, Bid, IJd,6d, »ndßa Au Work finAEArTTBBD. Flannels, from CJd to In fid Hollands, from Hi Honeycomb l'owola, from 8i each , . ■* Twill ('retontes, from lid yard Good Chtnw, ZJd yard Dnßphhnildftrs. ltd FanoyUrees Plaids, 6Jd yard UOaonPUHaOTHi Qjo- - Kb Pleoss Ribbons, 2a yard ——————— ISO Warner's Celebrated Corsets, 3s Ud . i * _ „ JZOLirtioi'UlfXfeCioth Jaokotß, 6a 0A to 378 {■oUH IN ij & A T KIN, 60 Ladies1 Bluolc Seal Skin Jaokets,6s6d v' DBSIC v«ua AND HUII.DKKd {0 MaW and Girls' Blaok Seal SWnJaoketß, _ J*m > Men's White Bhlrtß, fromS«lldto6ißd 8 KSP & ■..mui J .^-i^Am B Mon'a Klax Bhlrtß, from IB 6a |-J v /jHSgaSaSBSsSSsKI** »ft MensFUnnelrhlris, frnm 3s 6d 2& 3 ■ Men's Tweed Trousern, from 8s Bd *9 *»^K^S. S Men'a Xiousers and Vests, U» »g IESESa" B PSssezJ fl >- Men's Tweed Suits, 27s -o T*3iF^r VZ^^X^Tl SJ? Woollen I'weede, from Is Bd. » S3 i, V7\X/ <» v/ W a Blue Serge, Bfl yard g V^jJ^, Y.IJ4. 3 Unbleaohetl Sheetlnn. Bjjd yard " in^» „ v i «"• loe^o^Siaresweducedtolaeaoh KNOLISH. AMKRIOAN. FE - t. A'<D f- lr^CroohetTrtamln^Bdaoa A»st OTHKR STYLE OF CAH >-Miß. Men's and Boys' Clothing marked down kbtabubhxd 18iii . Girls' Biaok Cloth Jackets at hajf-p^lco ~ ~~~ ". asssemm Ladles' Llnon Handboiohlefs it** tMWZJSjrT Remnants in all Piece Goods at CLEARING AsMq r^m^\ /^JjKHPKn, Broohe Silkß, Satins, Velvots and Velvotoong, V^S^*<^^ Ji7\^^v9y^ Elbbons, Laces, Fanoy Goods, Hosiery l a^kir and Gloves, Mantles and t Inters, OOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225.} 1 AT CLEARING PRICES. J5" PERAMBULATORS, 10a.; NVALID CARRIAGES, all lands (Whole- ~ sato and Retail); / BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; id* m'Phkrsok, mcYch^A^tr m>WCK' DRAPER AND CLOTHIER, B. ANDEKSO^-



• Drapery and Olothiaflr. ] !— — i Cautioh to the Public. In ocnseQuenoo of many mlstosOing Advertise meats lately appearing ta onr papws, SAMUEL /IOOMBBS A fiO. AMUKL tvOOMBBS ® \jO. In their usual goad faith, have Issued lha foN lowing Price List, We guarantee each Artlale Riven, and tho price vrtll epeak tor lleeii i~ Good Household C&Uco, 32-Inch wide, 2Jd per yard The Celebrated A A i Calico, 88Jnch vide, BJd No, 2 Cfow&soa'e, 4Jd per yard No, 3 Crewdson's, 86-inch wide, GJd per yard 72'incb Heavy White Twill Sheeting, IOJd per yard AH widths in Flnlay'a Sheeting 60 per cent, less than elsewhere 90-lach Doable Warp Twill Shooting, Is 4d per yard, half-price 10-4 Fine Wltaey Blankets, 6s 6d j worth 17» W large Size Floeet. QaaUty, Sis per pair Qttllte, in all liaes, from 2s lid each Flannel, 8&d per yard, will not be purcbaetd •Isowhert less tkan Is Colonial Flannel, la o}d Dress Department. 27-lnch Heavy Serge, suitable lor Winter Dresses, 6Jdj worth Is 27»inch All Wool Seige, l(>id original price, 2s A Quantity of the most Fashionable and Newest Materials will be sold at less than cost Black and Coloured Velveteens, horn 1b 6d peryaid Black and Coloured Bilks, 2s 6d per yard) worth 5s 6d 8 Cases of Winceys, CJd; worth Is per yard Millinery and Mantle department. A Lot of Black Chip Hits, fashionable shape, 6Jd each 100 Hats and Bonnets, this Season's Goods, Imported direct from Pads, will be sold at half -price All our Mantles, Jacket*, and Ulsters will be sold at ono-thlrd less than usual price Clothing Dbpabtmbai. GOO Pairs Men's Extra Strong Tweed Troy aers, 6s lid; worth 10s6d SOO Men's Knits, Colonial made, Sffs the sc!t 200 Navy Serge Suite, 21b } worth 48* 60 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coats, 10s 6d; worth 80s 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 16s 6d; worth 60s 140 Tweed and Cloth Overesats, from 16s Od Shirts, Collars, Ties, Socks, at half-price S. CUOMBES & CO. will not sell to Shopkeepers or Retailers. As the prloss In many oasec are unoh below ■Wholesale Price, tho only pledge themselves » soppl j ooa- Burners at above Ust l-rlces. NOTK TBS ADDRBSS OH THE PREMISES LATELY Od CUPIED BY J, CoSGRATJt & Co. Samuel Coombes & Co. ,-a» ">\ t _ ■ > waV'';>sngtd. \ 5 '-' yi ranged piiffate room, f *r«fni { £ The Prince of Wales lineuI ineu »wp } ; 1



Ironmongery. | T.&S.MORIUN&CO.. LIMIIED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FJBKCING WlttE, BAKBED FEKCIJNU WIRE, AKK NOW LANDISG, »x George Bevvlcy and s.s, Weatmoath, 4400 Bars Iron 320 Bundles Iron S Ss WCh°arNin Pi^, le, Ix, lxx, IxXjY. 110 Buadles H66p Iron 28 Leaminijton Kanges 4 Casks Ked Ochro 2 do Soft Soap 1 do Varnish 20 Barrels Stockholm Tar 1 Case Gun Caps and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges 3 18*t Broadcast Sowiug Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip 1 Cask Galvanisod Rowlocks & Rudder 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges 1 do Steel Splittiug Wedges, as. sorted 1 Cask Maul Kings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoes 12 do Hest Quality dack Horse fences 10 Cases Patent Mangles 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases f-eilsoii's Clu*e Fire Kanges 6 Sieuna Iktba, iMsoited, sft 6in and 6ft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Electro-plated Goods 3 Casks Cast Butt Hinges 3 do Iron Washers 86 Sets Single Electric Bells, inexpen. 12 Sets illectric Bells, 6, 8, and 10 mdl. cator 15 Dozen SoliU Cast Steel Spades C do Clay Spades and Mattocks 6 Casks Rowatt's Anucapnic Lamps 1 Catc Boxwood Kules, lft to 4ft, i fold 2 Caocs Chest Handles, Axle Pulleys, &o. 3 Casks Copper Boilora, 12 to 30 galls 4 do Cattle and Shoep Bolls 1 rio Carpenters' Kirn Locks 1 Case Buggy and Carriage Lamps 1 do Steel <*shpan Heading 38 Duzcn Galvanisod Hound and Ova Tubs 3 Bales Tool Kits, a» »rted 6 Coses Tinfoil 1J Ton FroDch Glue 1 Cask Tailors' Irons and Plat and Bar Weights 10 Bales Galvanised Wire Sieves aad Middle* 4 Cases Copper Boat Walls, Tacks, Rivots, &C. 1 Case K.1 J, Forks and Spoons 4 do Keßister Grates, with N.P, Beads 1 Case Tile Hearths 48 Kent Grates 1 Cask French Ball Gratea 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallons 338 Camp Uvens and Covers 13 Ke^a Wire Cloud Naili 64 do Cut Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, assorted 3ft to 6ft 32 Dszea *11-Bteel Gravel Shovels 17 do Cast Steel Digging ?orks 20 Pairs Dray Axle Arms 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cases Mahogany and Birch Knobs 2 do Ilowarth's Ventilators 48 Thrce-lcgßed Pols 1 Case Avary's Steelyards, 501b to 4001b 2 Cases A very s Scales 1 Cask Cut Tin'dTacks 1 Caso Butter Printa, Fats, and Wheels 2 Lathes, Giu. centre, power gearod 1 Only ■*■ mate ur's Wood Turning Lathe complete, with fast and loose beads, counter shatU, &0., socket and hand rest. This is highly finished, with polished walnut table, and is certain to give satis faction 6 Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing eawfl, bits, saw sets, plane irons, marking gauges, plated squares, saw pads, spokesbavea, coopers draw knives, &c. 1 Case B. M. Tea nud Coffee Pots 8 do Bass Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-plattd Dish Covers 1 do Brass snd Copper Wire 8600 Feet Galvanised Pipe, im. to 2in. 8200 do Black Pipe, Jin. to IJla. 6 Casks I'ipo Fittings 1 Caso Emery Wheels 3 do Best Tinned Soft Steel Sheets, for tinsmiths' nao 60 Cascß Patent Horse Nails 23 Tons Galvanised Conugatcd Iron, 6ft to 10ft 1 Case Spear and Jackson's Saws 3 do Spear and Jackson's Mill Saws 1 do Spear and Jackson's Cross-cut Saws 4 Cases Spoar and Jackson's Circnla Saws . Bft 30 Randall's Disc Harrows, 6ft, 7ft, 9ft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wire 2 Cases S. & J. Hollow-back Saws 2 Cases One-man Sews 2 Cases S. & J, Chisls and Ganges GAS FITTINGS. To the Residents of the North Shobb- T. & S. MOERIN & CO., LIMITED, Respectfully invited inspection (by intend ing purchasers) of th&r extensive Stock of Gas Fittings, compriaug— 2, 3, 4, andS LIGHI CHANDELIERS Latest aid Kicgan', Designs in Copper Bronze, Steel Broize, Bright J-aoquer, Painted China, anl Crystal HALL LAM'S AND LANTERNS, 1 i 1 .A.. Choive Assortment CORK SIIDE, lWauts, 1 and 2 Lights GAS BRACKfi-^, Single and Double GAS GLOBES^ATENX GAB JETS GAS WAKING STOVES GAS CODING STOVES above Large amchoico Assortment of Gas Fittings are bW offered at cost price, and afford a rL opportunity of aeenring a good Article i a low FIGURE, —\ T. & S- SlOKfl^l & CO-, limited! wholesale & ketaill kdwabe MERCHANTS & SHIP C.^clbkS,,. «* QUMEN & HIGH j£d' the" challen, . nrt metina specially arr A n T near the Elephant and ■ |n the Borough road.



St. Jacobs Oil. FOR ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS' OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY ST. JACOBS OIL HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTE HAS NO EQUAL Off EARTE HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTE FOR THE CURE OF BU tLM AXIBM, NEURALGIA. BAOEAOHB SORKNKSS OF XHK OHUST, an.NKR.IL BODILY PAINB HBADaOHU TOOTHACHK, BUKNB. KOALDB, BPfiAlflß, BWiILLINGI AND BRUIBK3, CHILBLAINS, SaBK TBBOAT & QUIDS'! Aiid All Kinds ot Household Accidents. 11l I THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY Aba Prompt Relief and Curo for the fu lowing ailments and diseases, and as general paiu-relieving and healing linitneni no preparation oa earth equals the >. e<iua Remedy, St. Jacob's Uil. Its remarkubl actiou has mystified medical men ; doligbte sufferers who, after yours of tortu ing pal and unceasing doctoring, found it thei only hope'and cure; and it has dispellc the doubts and prejudices of the moi incredulous. It can be safely stated ths no dealer who baa sold the article will s* that thcao assertions are not justified b facts. An External Kemedy is univemall acknowledged to be the safest, aud the Si Jacob's Oil will be found to be th surest, simplest, and cheapest, As a trii entails but the comparatively trifiing outla of- three shillings, everyone suffering wit pain can have choap and positive fp roof c all these claims. Many persons occupying prominent »t« tions in life, and who are well and favoui ably known throughout the land, have ftot their own experience and observation, ac corded the must enthusiastic endorsement to the St. Jacobs Oil. For such testimo nials, and for countless curcß almost sut passing belief, aud showing what this won deriul remedy has accomplished, person are referred to our Annual 'tlmanacs am other printed matter, to be had l''tlKK o Drvggists and Dealers in Mediciae, am mailed by us upon application. DIItECTIOMS. —In usiugthe S:. Jacob' Oil it is especially important to bear ii mind the foot that substances of a volatil naturtTsfe&nld never be subjected to HSA' or FLAME. ---. The Oil should be^ept in a cool place well corired, and neverSjjpJiod near FlrtJ orFL^ME. \ , , .. FOR RHEUMATISM.— Ku\freely wit the St. Jacob's Oil, and keep wsupOTtecte againßt the cold; apply night and mXjrnin with thorough rubbing, and more frequ&B'l if desired. In some stubborn and chro^j cases of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, its us must be continued to effect entire relief am a cure. NEURALGIA. —Freely apply to tb paita, remembering to keep well protected which should be always done. BACKACBK, SURKNESS O]f THI CHEST, and GBNEKAL BODILY Pal.NS.—The use of the Oil, with friction particularly over the affected region, give prompt relief. HBADACHE AND TOOTHACHE.- For the former, bathe the forohend, temples and behind the ears j and, for the toothache wet a piece of cotton with St. Jacob's Oil and place in the tooth. FOR BURNS AND SCALDS.-Looselj apply a piece of linen well saturated with the Oil, and also bathe tho burned parti with tho remedy. Should there be a larg< surface seriously bnrned or scalded, freely nee a mixture composed of Linseed Oil and Lime Water, each one-half teaenpful, with one or two tablespoonsful ot 8t Jaeob'e Oil, several times a day if needed. SPRAINS, SWBLUNGS, AN DBtfKHS. —Apply the remedy three or four times • day, or oftener, if necessary, rubbing it well in with the hand, or a piece of flannel. FKOSTED FEET AND BARS!.—The application of St. Jacob's Oil is equivalent to a positive care ; and for Coras, I) onions, and Soreness ot the feet, it provides a o-ttick relief and jjenerally a certain cure. SORK THROAT AND QUIISSY.- Apply the St. Jacob's Oil to the throat ex ternally, and woar a piece of flannel around the neck during tho continuance of the attack. ?n stubborn cases, a gaxsle of Chlorate of Potash, in solution, will give great r<lief, in conjunction with the free aOUSEbOi^D ACCIDENTS and for Pains caused by Cuts, Wounds,, Sores, Uhafincs, Empiions, Dislocations, luflam mntions, Weakness of the Anklos and Joints, Chapped Hands and Face, nnd for all other ailments aud mishaps continually occurring, it is eimp'.y necessary to apply the St. Jacob's Oil in accordance with the snegeotions of common sense, and tbo fore* goiiii! specific 'directions, to experience im mediate relief, and an entire cure. INTERNAL USB,-In cases of Cholera Morbu?, Cramps, Internal Pains, &c, in addition to the free use of the Oil. exter nally, take from 5 to 25 drops (but no more) with halt a teaspoonful of Bicarbonate of S^da, in water, according to the require ments of the ease. In Neuralgia and Neu ralgic Headache, from 2 to 5 or/10 drops (but no more) can be taken internally, in SW A f n AWHOKSE AND CATTLE BEMEDY the St. Jacob's Oil is pre-emin ently the best article ever introduced. Where it is used in time and freely^ applied it will cure Spavin, Ringbone in its early stages, Bruises and Sprains from whatever cause Cracked Heels aud Scratches, Lame ness, Stiffness, Cramps of the Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Kvil, Splint, Strains, Contrac tionslof the Mnscles, Swellings, Stringhalt, Tumours, Fistula, Cuts, Sore Throat, Dm temper, Colic, and very many other diseases. It is especially useful for Foot-f-'ot in Sheep, promptly relieving and always curing thot dangerous disease, IMPORT -i Nr CaUTION I—ln pur chasing, see xhat every bottle bears our signature, and also private U.S. Govern ment Stamp. Tho term " St. Jacob a Oil s our registered Trade Mark. To imitate he same, either directly or indirectly, is a criminal offence, punishable by heavy fine and imprisonment, as was clearly shown In U.S. Court at Cleveland, Ohio, where, in 1878,. we were awarded thirteen thou sand five hundred dollars damages, »nd a perpetual injunction against an imitator of onr trade mark. A. VUGELJ3T& Cu., Baltimore, Md,, U.B.A. f ST.r^icOß'S OIL can be obtained from any fchemist or Storekeeper throughout Newfeoaland. Ugfcns Three Shiwws a Bottle. ! S6l?Agents tor Auckland, Now Zealani-rJ . CO., l: ■ QUEEiV-SWBKT, If 1 ' A ■?■'%*'



Oonvevancea^ ————• j M U TAEUi JUwToAroh HUI—Y, uopm . Mißn •S.SOam llatu ,'• I Pirn ijtpm l,Upm %( ' L«»TC Natior.al Bink~;ii,|tUßl ««m "10.16 am f MHO ■' UIPD S.Upm V 8.10 pm iirbesifci us oept Taeadari sod Thnndan, f'4.tylo» from Auckland snfl 10.80 from fan will sola ud from th« wk rp IM . £ Ta B% -11. M BiUMBRTJDGE'S 'BCSSSS. Si From Union Bank—7 mlnatea past ttf V and 23 mlnnt«B to the hour. \ |to ttl L From Tub Three Laufs-H mlnutoi\« A ., hour, udeTaiy hour. nMUi 4 NiQirr Trips toom TowK-Kpast 9, i-ptK _jk and i-p»»t 11. ' , v IMft& From Union Bank to Shee-*- j i'.i^Hl: "iilnnteapan 9, 23 miniMpfcNr J 1.1 I pasts,afmtontat-pjs**^-, J Ijf; KLc nlnatesputSjj^i|pg| ." » " 1 IVA J^Hf