Mr Bryce and his Detractor. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. On the House assembling this afternoon, Mr BitYCK ro-e to make a personal explana tion with reference to the charges brought against him by Mr Rusden, in his " His tory of New Zealand." He made the ex planation In view of the motion tabled for discussion to-morrow by Mr J, B. Whyte, in favour of placing a sufficient sum on the Estimatoi for the purpose of prosecut ing Mr Kusden. Mr Bryce asked Mr Whyte to allow his motion to )ap3e. He said there were courses open In respect of the charges made against him—viz., to institute a criminal action, or to proceed against Mr Rusden civilly. The iirst course had re . commended itself to his mind, and did so still. He had, however, felt himself re uctantly compelled to abandon the idea of. a criminal prosecution. If he had decided ,o institute a criminalproaecution.he would have had to go to London himself to do so, He did not know whether Mr Kuedcti would defend such an action, but he might, and in that case it would not be unreason able for Mr Kusden to asitbat time should be allowed him in which to procure wit nesses from New Zealand, and that would involve a very long stay in London on his part, Further, he might himself have to bring witnesses from New Zealand in order to rebut Mr Kusden's testimony. The matter would be a very serious one for him indeed, as he would thereby lose at leust a year's tima, perhaps two, and the expenses would ba very great; in fact, he might perhaps be eventually involved in debt by his action, and of that he had always felt a decided horror. He intended, however, to institute immediate proceedings against Mr Rusden . by way of civil action. That action, of ; course, would have to be tried in London, ' Vut the evidence could be taken in New Zealand; in any case, however, witnesses would not have to be seDt Home, For his I part he would, of course, be willing | that Mr Rusden should have every | opportunity of proving his words, and lie (Mr Bryce) would voluntarily sub-' mit himself to examination, and would answer every question of whioh he had knowledge. M yen if it were possible to vote money for a public prosecution, it certainly would not be proper to vote money for a civil action, and therefore he asked if Mr i Whyte's motion were called on at all, it would be allowed to lapse. In conclusion, he remarked that in saying what he bad i done, he had tied to avoid the rise of any words 'that would grate upon anyone's ears. (Cheers,) Abolition of Compulsory Vaccina tion. Mr Dodson presented a petition this afternoon in support of the bill to provide for the abol tion of compulsory vaccination, it is from Dr. Kobert Hall Baked ell, i lector of Medicine of the Universities of St. Andrew's and of New Zealand, K.R.M.C.S., and Visiting Physician of the | Christchurch Hospital. The petitioner states that he has had extensive and lengthened experience of the practice of vac cination from the year 1848 until the present, and has been a public vaccinator in England and in New Zealand, and was for some years Vaccinator-General of the Colony of Trinidad, West India. He further states that he has made vaccine nurter and its effects on the prevention of -m.'illpox a subject of special study, and has written several papers en the pathology and treatment of smallpox, which were published in the "Medical Times and Gazette," and repnblished jn pamphlet. form. On account of bis special knowledge , of this subject, he was examined by a com mittee of the House of Commons appointed in 1871 to report on the subject of compul sory vaccination. Dr. Bake well, while con sidering the present practice of vaccination is the best preventative at present known against attacks of smallpox, is of opinion that it should not be made compulsory by bw, and he has atrlved at the conclusion, after many years of ca.-eful study and practice, for the following among other reasons : (Ist) Because vaccination only gives a partisl and temporary immunity from smallpox. (2nd) Because it is an "peration which is occasionally fatal by producing erysipelas, as ,has occurred re rently in England, and may occur at any time, erysipelatous inflammation of the arm frequently following the operation of vac cination in this colony. (3rd) Becanse, though rarely, it is sometimes the means of introducing into the systems of healthy children constitutional diseases of a most dangerous character. Dr. Bakewell states that he has been called in to attend a child in this colony who had been vaccinated by a public vaccinator,and found the child suffer ing from three syphilitic cancers in the arm produced by vaccination. (4th) Because a very large number of parents are opposed to the practice of vaccination, and the petit tioner thinks it is an infringement of parental rights to compel them to have their children vaccinated. St. John's College, Auckland. The second reading of St. John's Cjllfge Bill was passed without discussion. The Native Land Company's Bill, Mr D iLautous, on moving the second reading of the Native Land Company's Bill, said be recognised the interest with which. the House looked on the matter now before it. Since the bill passed its first reading, he bad consulted with Major Atkin son as to the beat means of making the measure assimilate with the view of the House, and be (Mr DeLautour) had suggested that full inquiry should be made into the bill by a committee, con sisting of three Ministerialist!', three Oppositionists, two Ministers, the Chairman of the native Affairs Committee, and another. That course was not now possible. The Government informed him that they could not allow private legislation on matters affectine the native policy of the Government. He did not base their opposition on tne good work* or the bid works of the Company, bnt as a matter of policy. la view of inch inquiry, all papers, books, and documents regarding the Company had arrived at Welling'qn. To introduce private business \a opposition to the Government of the day would interfere with all good Government, and the rule he would lay down was that any bill initiated in tie interests of a small number against the wish of Governmtnt should be opposed. At the close of the remarks he intended to make, he|would move that the Bccond read; ■ ing be postponed till this day week, and if alter consideration the Government decided not to let the bill pass, even after it was denuded of its preamble and all but the first four clauses, he would move that it be discharged from the Order Paper. He then proceeded to refer to his own connection with the company, saying that every act that had been performed by the company had been at bis instance, and he was respon sible for all its acts. When the House placed him on his defeqee he wonld lie pre pared to defend himself from the charges in the native petition; bat in view of the turn things had t&ken, till the House pot him on his defence he would not reply to the accusations made. Major atkinsok laid the hon. gentle man bad stated the views of the Govern ment in the matter very fairly. The principle which the Government acted on was timply this: large matte's of public importance should not be dealt with in private bills. The Government bad not considered the matter as to the wrong-doing or otherwise of the Company, but action had been taken on the broad ground of public policy, (Hear, bear.) He agree* on behalf of the Government to the hon. gentleman's suggestion re the dis posal of the bill, and consideration would be given as to whether the bill would be further opposed in its amended shape. At the present time, in no way did he assent or dissent to the proposal regarding the bill in its amended form. Notices of Motion, Etc. Mr TOLB presented a petition from G, Sailer, praying for relief under the Pre. judicial Action of the Municipal Corpora* tions Act. Mr LABKACH gave notice to ask the Minister of Justinu if ho intends to in ro duce a bill to repeal the operation of the Act of Charles 11., re Sunday trading. Mr A. Mci ONALD gave notice to ask Government if they will place a cum of money on the Estimates next session to erect a Supreme Courthouse at Guborne. Mr Bracken gave notice to ask the Minister of Public Works if he will pay engineers and lirempn on railways over time for extra work, and that the number of Hours in a day's work be definitely defined. Mr McDoXALD gave notice to ask Go vernment if they will place a mm on the Estimates for the registry of deeds and stamps offices at Gisborne. Mr TgrkbulL gave notice to ask for a return showing the amount spent on the Parliament Buildings to date, including the electric light. Mr Fish gave notice to ask for a retnin of the names and ages of all Civil servants who have entered the service since 1879, with the dates of their entry. Sir George Gbby brought up the report

of the Federation imct Annexation Com mittee, telegraphed ye3t( rday. Major Atkinson stated he intended to morrow to move that the report be adopted, Mr Seddon gave notice to move for a retnrn showing the rates leviable on all road districts, counties, and boroughs under the Bating Act of 1876, and also under the Act of 1882; the financial effect on these bodies of the Property Tax valaa tion; and the cost of such valuation for 1882 and 1883. Ihe Contagious Diseases Acts* Mr J'Callaghan asked the Colonial Secretary if he will procure all the latest information re the working of the Con- - tngious Diseases Acts in Englana and on the Continent, and also similar evidence as to the working of the Act in Mew Ze4 land. Mr Dick said this would be done.

CROWN LANDS SALE.

■iheek was a large attendance at the sale of town and rural lands held by Mr D. A, Tole yesterday, at the Crown Lancia Office. Prices ruled high, and in nearly every instance the upset price was exceeded, while it was frequently doubled, and sometimes trebled. The total proceeds of thej talo amounted to £6,000. Nearly all the lots offered found purchasers, as follows : — East Taupo County, Town of Taupo.—Sections 7, 11, and 13 pas3ed; block 17 : section 5, lr Bp, £11 King; 6. lr Bp, £12, Frater ;7, lr Bp, £16 Fmter j block 26 : 5, lr, £7 10a, Scanneli'• 6, lr, £7 10s, Scannell; 7, lr, £7 10s, Scan' nell, Waipa County. Town of Hamilton West.—Section 304, 3r 16p, £31, Bunting. Towk OF Te Robe.— Two sections each containiug lr, passed with upset price at £7 10s. I Waitemata County. | Parish of Takapuna.— Lot 125, 25a , 2r, £81, McMasters; 134,14a, £42, Aitken -206, 24a 3r, £36, Bell; 207, 36a, passed! upset price being £32 ss; 208, 20a lr 12p, £20 10j, Harker; 209, 26a, passed, upset price, £26 10s; 210, 34a 3r 27p. £57, Harker ; 211, 31a lr 10p, £75, Kidd; 212, 26a Or 39p, £37, Frater j 214, 25a 3r 1 27p, £91, Peach; 219, 23a, £140, Peach; I 220, 23a Or 35p, £90, Peach; 221, 3<Ja Or Up, £85, Peach; 222, 29* 2r 19p, £75, Peach; 223, 34a lr 2p, £60, Peach; 224 1 41a Or 4p, £45, Peach j 225, 32a 3r 25p. ! £60, Peach; 226, 26a lr 22p, £65, Peach 227, 19a 2r, £85, Bell j 228, 16a 32p, £75, Frater; 229, 15a 24p, £35, Creer; 230, 16a 2r 24p, £75, Allison, Waitemata County. Pabish of Makaratj. — Lot 65, 55 acies, £110, McLeod; 67, 68a 3r, £245, McLeod; 79, 55a 3r, £250, Jagger; 84, 62a, £420, Jagger. Parish of Paremobemobemo. — lot 154, 34a lr, £34 ss, Phillips; 155, 49aIt 39p, £40 109, Phillips. Pabish of Waip abeiba. —Lot 10a, £40, Sinclair; 119, 15a lr Bp, £85, Sinclair. ! Maotkau Coumty.—Parish of Otaa.- Seotion 50, 105a, £78155, Douglas. KODKEr COUHTY (Parish of Hoteo). ---26a, 43, £7, Coupland; 27, 96a lr 22p, £205, Woodcock; 28a, 29a 2r Bp, £22 6s 3d, ' Woodcock. 1 HOBSON COUNT* (Pariah of Kopuru).- Section 41, 39* lr 19p, £19 15s, Morgan. ! AIANaoNOT County.—Takahue Survey District i Section 3, 18a lr 30p, £9 ss, Canr. Whanqabei County. — Mangakahia Survey District : Section 4, 60a, £60, Union Sash and Door Co.; 8, 51a, £51, Union Sash and Door Co.; 9, 48a, £48, Union Sash and Door Co, " Waiheke Island.— Parish of Walhekes 75, 193a 3r sp, £48 10s, Trace; 76, 80 acres, £20, Carey. Waipa County.—Parish of Puketei 170, 238a 3r 37p, £119 10s.. Watchhorai Eight other sections in this palish-were passed. Parish of Horoliu : 91. 48a lr Up, £24 6s, Magner. Waikato County, < Pabish of Whangahabino. —359, 34a lr lOp, £17 ss, Hooten; 360, 66a 3r 27p, £33 10a, Birss; 361, 51a 3r Sp, £13; Joseph Hastie. Pabish of Taupibi.-Section 107,50a, £25, Aitken. Right to Dig Gum.—The right to dig fum for a period of two years in the Puna aterc block, 6,000 acres, Hokianga County, was let to Mariiner and Co.. for £320; and the Epakauri block, 1,600 acres, near Herekiuo, to J. W. Keid, for £10. {Concluded on Page 2.)

BAND OF HOPE CONTESTS.

Thkek was agoodattendanoeatSt. James's Hall on Monday evening on the occasion of the prize competitions amongst Band of Hope members in vocal and iistrument.il music, and elocution. Mr Georga Plummer, Vice> President of the Union, presided, and the judges were:—Messrs Q, B, King, C, Blomfield, and J. McComish; and for elocution Messrs J, S. Barry, T. L, White, and Rev. P. Mason. A num 'cr of competitors in each class Bang, recited, or played tbeir contributions in rapid succession during the evening, and while some of the competitors appeared to considerable advantage, the efforts of others were of very doubtful merit, thus leaving the judges no very difficult task in coming to a decision. The following fo a list of competitors, with the title ot each piece :— IHSTbumental Music.—Class A (under 12 years): Alfred Trenwith, 11, Sir Henry Havelock, " Pretty Maid ;" Lillie Brame, 10, Wellesley-street Baptist, "Home. Class B (over 12, under 16 years): Mande A. Morgan, 13, Remuera, " Warblings at Home;" Lucy Wilkins, 13, U.M.F.C, "Prince Imperial; n James Jones, 12, Arch Hill, " Mountain Bell" (schottiscbe) j Annie Stewart, 13, Wellesley-street Bap tist, "Abyssinian March;" KellieAley.l2; Sir Henry Havelock, " Battle of Waterloo." Vooal Music—Class A (under 12) i Jessie Downey, 9, Arch Hill, "Merry Dick;" Annie Dunn 11, Newton excelsior, "How Can He Leave Them." Class B (over 12, under 16): J. W. Kay, 15, Pan sonby Wesleyan, "Teetotal Carj" 2, Fanny Vickery, 15, Arch HllL "Father, Come Home;" It, Birch, 13, Wellesley street Baptist, "bign the Pledge for Mother's Sake;" Evelyn McDermott, 14, Ponsonby Baptist, "No One Cares for Me;" G. Warren, 13, United Methodist, " Cash." Recitations,—class A (under 12ye>n) John Edward Walker, 11, St, David1!; "The Unwavering Young Teetotaller;.: Minnie Lampra, 11, Wellesley-street Bap*., tist, "Youthful Gatherings;" Edith Froadrf, ---10, Pitt-street Wesley»n, "How Noble Harry Kept his Word;" Florence Pik«tt,U,; Otahuhu, " A Sister's Appeal ;" Sarah Bobson, 11, Newton Excelsior, "Our Cottage i" a ßate Goodacre, 11, Ponsonby Wesleyan,'" Harry Trueman's Work A Kindness ;" Dora Wbiteley, 10, Arch HiH.» " John Bull;" Emma Morgan, 10, Sir Henty Havelock, " Keeping his Word}* Thomas Heatherington, 11, Ponsontr Baptist, "The Drinks Bad;" Eva Wil* kins, 11, United Methodist, "§■ Cripple Boy."

The Second Competition.

The second competition took place M> evening as follows : - S Reading. -Section 3, Class A (under a ,' years): Frank Stewart, age 11, Wellesler* Street Baptist, " Bithop Hatto and tM Bats ;" Elizabeth Warner, 11, Newton Ex« cehior, " What is a Drunkard T" Florenoe Hopkins,lO, United Methodist Free Chuicbn "Billy's Rose;" Clara Herbett, 11, rm>\ sonby Wesleyan, "Change my Father! Heart;" Mary If. Peace, 10, Arch HjUi " The Drop of Water;" Fanny Parker, U» ; Ponsonby Baptist, " How Grace Clo«tt»:* Saloon;" Kva Leßoy, 9, Parnell Band « Hope, "Come and tign." , Reciting.-Class B, section 4 {under a years): May King. 12, Pitt-street Wesley". "No. 7 :" Kalph Potter, 13, NewtonEicw 1 sior, " A Cigar a Day ;" Ethel Owen, «j. Ponsonby Baptist,- " A fhort Sermonw«a a Short Title to a Small Congregation;-' Annie Carlaw, 12, Union-street WesleyWi« "Through the' Storm, or the Drnnkam* Daughter;" William Blomfield, 14, r«| sonby Wesleyan, "The Ghost; Au» Hodges, 13, Grafton Road, "The B«»' b<n<Ts Vow;" George Peace, 13, A"* Hill, "The Question." Class B, section. » (under 16 years)-Arthur Pikett, jVftT huhu, "A Thrilling Appeal;" Carrie MW 12, Arch Hill, "Strong Drink; UjW" Carter, Wellesley-street Baptist,I*"}-, by Fire;'1 George Plummer, 13, P<«f»2', Baptist, "Tuscarora's Hedge; fs£' ;i Carlaw, 14, Union-Street Woleyao, *» Husband's Vow;" Thomas Bnchansn, ». ; PoDsonby Weslayan, "For What A» «' : Battling?1 Arthur Pikett, 14, OtaßulW ; "The Dmnkard's Bible,"

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, JULY 18

House of Representatives.

Printed and Published by the fropri«f•J™s|i Bbbtt, 01 Symrads-street, at h£ ge»» Printing offloe, Wyndham-etreet, in "»«■'■ vtacflOfAucKland/New ZeaJjnk WIDNESPAY, JUtYIS 1883,



TO-MOKROW. THE REMUBKA YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Keniuera Yards, on Thursday next, Jiily IS. 200 Lincoln Hvre*. In Lamb to Ur Ma^fl Rams 150 Well fattod Caitlo m Secern Store citio Fat and store i'lgs AL?KEP BUCKJUAHP. FRIDAY, JULY 20. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarkct, on Friday next 20th Instant, A Bay Mare, by Katan, ewly In foal to Anteroa Bay Colt Koal by Anteros Bay Klily by Aerolite. ALFKED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, JULY 21. TIMBER AT BAIKD'S WJARF, FOR SALE, on Saturday next, Jnly 21, at 11 o'clootr, 25 000 FKET OF 3KCOND OLA 33 TIMBER. of Good Quality. ALFKED BUCKLAND. THE HAVMARKET KEGUIiAR SALjeS OF HAY AND STRAW BACH TOESDAy AND FRIDAY. At 11 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAKD. |IOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Drnry-Wodnesday, July 18 Papairara—Wednesday, July 2s. ALFRED itUCKLAEiD. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMA RXE T, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS BIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at IS o'clock, ALFRED BUOKLASD.



' ' TO-MOiiliyW. TO CHIP A AND GLASS MEEOMAKTS, AND OIHEKS. EXT^NSIVK PALE or KAUTHENWAKE, GLASSWARE, DINNJBKWARB, &C, «c., &o, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Birth's Mills). Lower Quean-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, 7Q TIKRCKS AND OBiTES OF ABOVE. GOODS FOR POSITIVE SALE. New Teas.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VICTOHIA-STBBBT. TKA PRIOK CURRENT I » VERY RICH DEEP 15R0WN TEA," A combination of some r>f tho finest, the strongest, ana tn° richest flavoured Teaa imported. My Blm with this Tea la •' to have something fl: tot anyone's table on any occasion. PRICE, CjS. PKK POUj*D. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economln hlKh o!bsb Family Tsa, both the India and Chiuu boing Joluotod with great oaru bo aa to seouro ilrst-orop Tea from the boat-known growths, woll manipulated leaf, ripe la th,i cnp, and thoroughly and soundly PRICK, 2 3- (j^ PKR POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY," This Tea hag attained a popularity and wide circulation, which la only compatable with oloae study and attention to the tastes of. a large olosa of tho general com munity. PKIOK, 2 S# PER POUND. SPtKNDID " DARJEELING-FLAVOURED MIXTURE," GUAIUNTEED A Hl.i;"sD 07 fDBK IlfolA AND ! CHINA TiCAS. . PRIOK, JS. gU. PKB PDOND. In tbe Cap this Tea Is a marvel ot cheapness.- GUABANTEKD PORB CHOICE FIRST CROP BROKEN LEAF " PANYONQ COJVGOU." Prloe, JS. gD.perlb, "PURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With capital body and flavour, •JAU. PKB POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Paokagos, from Is. Bd. per pound. FEBDK. WHITBHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95 VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND.



TO-MORROW. At 12.15 sharp, By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Booms, Bhortland-streeti on the above date* THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PRO PKRTY Situated In WKIXESLBY-STBJtM! BAST, bains Lot i of Bubdivlß'onal Beotlon B ol SecUon 13 of the City of Auokland, tosother with three Brick Shops and Dwellings thereon ereoted. Fnrther particulars on application to the Auotlonoors* VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. ___ DURHAM SARDS. FOB SALE, at tho Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINS. HUJMTER « NOLAN. W, ft OOOHBANIJ IJAS. DAOBE TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. 7">HE Subsciibers have received instruc tions from a gentlemen leaving th« colony. to sell at his residence. Avon-street (First Avenne), Conquest Place, Parnell, on Thurs day, 19th Inst., at 11 o'clock, All tha HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con sisting of Handsome Black Marble Clock, Oil Paintings, Lamp and Bronze Figure, Rocking Chairs, Carpets, Curios, Cur tains, Fenders and Irons, Walnut Inlaid Table. Oval Table, Books, Clocks, Tables, Con n, Matting. Iron Bedstead, Mattrass, Bedding, Cot, Chests Drawers, Dressing Table. Mirror, Filter. Kitchen Utensils, £c.. &C, &C SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHEAHE. JAS, DACBB FRIDAY, JULY 20. GARDEN ROLLER. MAIZE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, mHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Si Fort-street, on Friday, 20th lnst., at 11 O'clock, HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE. consUttaa of —Couches. Chairs, Pictures^ Mats, Oval Table, Sewing Machines. ClOok9, Car- Cntlflry, Platedware. Vases, Fender* New American Chairs. New Ir6n Bel steads, Mattrasses, Palliasses. Bedding, Chests of Draweta, Washstands, Toilet ware. Mirrors, Dressing Tables, Feather Bed, Kitchen Dresser. Glass Case, Uten * bus, Hose. Steps, Gas Stove, &c. At 11 o'clock prompt, Under Distress Wanant R.M, Court: 10 saoks Ma'zs Sola for Storage and Expenses: OB f>. 1 cask C 810 > 1 case Vy/ *kegß



Business Notices. TW-EW TDONDED gTORfiS, LOWKR ALBKRT-STKEET. J,C, FlßTHidCEirca to Intimate to Importer?. Merchants, and the Pub'lo Ren that his Largo and Capaolous Concrete premlsos tn Lower gAlbjrt-atret. consisting of four ll&ts, capable of Btorlng 5,000 tons of merchandise ABB NOW OPaN for the receipt of Goods. Tha basement floors ate especially adapted for tho keeping of wines, spirits, fmita, and oil men's stores, &c. The premises are fitted np with a powerful bjdranllo lift, and supplied wltheverr possible convenlercs for the ooa i flnct and despatch of business. The Store will be tinder the management ot Mb James Edmiston, as Ponded Warehouse eeparj whloh the tiropiietor believes will be a guarantee that all bußlneßSwill ba transacled to the entire satisfaction ot the mercantile public. lowest Current Rates. , o FIKTH Proprietor. Auckland, June 11, ISSS. /^RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED VJT STOBB, FORT-STRKKF. The Commoalal Fnbllo are informed that this bond Is now carried on under the the dlreo lion of Me Louis Flemming, who has for several years been engaged in the Warehouse, and 1b intimately acquainted with the wishes and requirements of all tha customers. Importers may rely npon OTOty oare and attention being Riven to their interests. WM. a BKAHAMg. Formosa in Morte. T\TEW ZEALAND FERNS J.l (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways), From 12 np to 120 Varieties, For Sals by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES- STREET.



UN ON OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE - COMPANY LIMITED). MAN FACTURKKS 07 COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, OANDLBS, PEANUT. AND OTHKB LUBRICATING OILS, Soap and Candle Works i Pabnkll Oil Works I CUBTOMHOUSJC-BTBEET WEST. Wvehonse and Ofiloasi Lowes Aibkht Cash Purchasers of Tallow. Delivery taken at their Parn6T Worltl or Warehonie. IHBKE DOOBS ABOTK "STAB* OITICB. IiSBOHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS. IffSUBANCB AND MISINO HKOIBTER BOOKB Specially Ruled and Bound. Muslo, MftßaElnea, Public Libraries and Sanday Bohool Books well bound, BAKERS SPECIAL RULBD DAY BOOKB. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Book! Ke-bound. AND AND CHOIB MUSIC BOOKS RULKD« TP E A O O C X, • OPTICIAN HAS IN' STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. AN I Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Powerful and Cheap, Aneroid barometers, '-Thermometers, Blecteio Belfs, Battekies, and Fittings, Maftneto Rleotrlo Machines and Medical Colls, OPKBA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FKffiLD AND MARINE GLASSES, Theodolites. Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Saccharometeru, Sallnometers, Argontometers, &C, &C, &O AfIENT rOB i'A.YLOB'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTBAS. OPPOSITE THE POST. OFFICE, Shortland-street , J. J3. Elaikib, Victobia-stbeet; iMPOBTEB^F^m^EH^FUBNMH. DmEOT iHOM MANtWAOTDBBBS, Has for Sale, at fcow Katw- Oanenters' Tools Nallst Looks, HingeE Kitchen Ranges BeetateriGratoz, In great 'Variety Marble acd Kn&moUcd Biata MantlepleOH. Largest atncit in AnokUnd Marble. Electto-Plate, Cnrb. and other Fendor* Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lecd, and Zluo Slnto Cement, and Plaster PKOTION INVITB



1 cue Fossil Bhella Large Garden Boiler, nearly new Laws Mower, Garden Tool?, &C Ko< SAMUEL COOHiIANK ft SON, I Auctioneers. V, B. OOOHEAM JAB. DACBI MONDAY, JULY 23. BB OEDKE OF THE MOBTGAGIE. FIVE ■ ROOMED HOUBE, NORTH SHOEE, FOUR • ROOMED HOUSE, KOOKY SOOE. rr.EE Subscribers will seU at their Eooms, X Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 23ra Inrt,, at U o'clock, 'South-western portion of Lot 6, Sob Lot 1 ol tot 6 Seotion 2, Parish of Takapuna, having a fconSiw of 76J links to Viotoria BOadbyliS SSJ^p. wim a well-built House or 6 rooms oreoted thereon, lately occupied by J. H. Smith, deceased. Lot 47 of the Sub-part, Lot 11. Section 10. SnU nrtß of AuoklanO. havtau a frontaae of 10 teet to Norman sweet, Booky Nook, with a Com fortable Four roomed Cottage thereon. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. B, OOOHBANI JAa DAOBI MONDAY, JULY 30. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, ALLOTMENT. 6 Feet Frontage to Albert-street, 56 Feet Frontage to Chapel-street. SITUATED CLOSE TO THE DOCK, THE Subscribers havo received instrnc tions to sell by auction, at their Rooms. Fort-stSel on Monoay, 30th July, at 12 o'clock, By OrdeiTot the Trustees in the Estate of the Late Captain Bowden, allotment 10. Seo. 18, City of Anok land, having frontages ot 56 feet to bower Albert-Btreet and 56 feet to Chapel-street, with a through depth Of 213 feet (adjoining Star Hotel,'. mm JS^exiendinSf Itcannot laU to beoome In a «^w ye»M fveryvaluable property. Land Transfer Title. SAMUEL COCHBANB ft SOS, Auctioneeri. B. TOHKS. ». 0, OAEB, B, D, TONKS EABLY NEXT "WEEK. EX EABT LOTHIAN. BOOTS AND SHOES. WITHOUT KBSEKVB, B, TONKS& 00. •mi|7lLL sell, as soon as landed from the TBbortlWn*" Without xmm



Tea Merchants. UnapproaehedTifQuality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOIELBY r BOBEBT.J ITEJJLXi. i ";.' . Y!T mo/¥of i6 nnWersally known that; without Advertising, Ticketing, or Puffin]?, roßer-. I NEAL hag obtainea'inafew years the Largest Retail Sales of Teas in,tho Province of Auckland. This fact is unmlstakoaWe proof of tho PURENEBB and SUPERIOR quality of the TEAK SUPPLIED, As tho result Of forty years' English and Coloninl c.-epmenco In tho traSo, anSby carefullselcction 01-'tho'best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL Is a£Jo to givo his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. Tb&BleuiM Tea at Is. 10d.' s ONEQr^ pr, oe . rmi' -■ »*i "■ '-■,/> m "■ irt Af\ •« Is the Best Imported this Season, The Blend Of Tea at 2s. lOd. A Treat to,Gomotssan. Tn:O:S*EHtOH-QuAIJTV of thoTEAS sola by noBERT Neal nro so SDlf-ovldont to those Whoinvo tried them, that no sciontiflo anttlysisis necessary to proclaim thoir Genulno Purity and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



& Co. DRINK OUR Psn B™^p fis It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 T 3/-, 3/4, 4/- * Mb. and i-lb. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson Is a Professional Tea Taster and Blonder." AWARDED COLD&SILVER MEDALS. J[EIOT f JJJOATE & (JO. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. \QENTS—EVERYWHERE. Mnsicai. t-..\3S^-ffl—,■ - Sc'VintijiiviV'T' fr JUSI LANDED, A beautiful Assortment ol BORD' NO. 8 UOBKWOOD & WALNUT FIANO3, Also, HARMONIUMS 1 HAKMONIUMB SnrpatalDK all before Imported for Bweetnoss of tone, combined with power. Price from £10 to SO Gnlnea'i, with two Rows of Keys In Klo- Rant Casep. whloh will be sold at a Keduotlon for Cash, or on the Deferred System of Pay ment, ,-fEBB AND CO/8 MUBIO SALOON, LYCEUM HALL. HoBSON-tiTBBET, near Victoria-street "DUILDINBS COMING DOWN. In ooneequenoe Of the Olty Counoll having sold the liaildlnft", J. HOVSD2N Is compelled to Clear Oat his stoofe of WATCHKB, OLOCK3, JBWKLIiKRY PIA\U3, OKQANS, & HARMON -1 lUMS, ETC., KTO. • | Ab no Reasonable Offer will be Refused fo Cash, he trusts the Publlo will take advan tage of this, his Firat Bale for 23 yoarK, and (fire him a Call at ones. Shoktland-stbket,



lame &c Tl/TAHURANGI UYJDKAULIC LIME, The WARKWORTH CEMENT COMPANY bett to acqnslnt their numerons friends that they are now able to exeouto nil orders wiih despatch, the sudden increase In their business lately havingled to many dleappolntmenu.—J. P. KID I). 83, Queen-Btreot. Solo Agent. Town yard 1 Cußtomhouse-Btreet West (next Sims and Brown's), Ground Lime, ground "limb, FOB SALE.B SOUTHGAT E'S MAHUBANQI HYDRAULI GROUND BOOHE LIMB, In any quantity.. lor Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc (next to stone flagging Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work 1 Is a flrst-olaaa materia B, EEANE, SOLE AGB NT, CUSTOM-HOUSB-STBBKT, Sewing Maomneg BY SPECIAL .J^ffßflßrgSfo APPOINTMENT. (ESTABLISHED 1855.1 BUY ONLY THK CELEBRATED /DOME S T I c\ X MACHINES. / The Easiest, Simplest, Best Mode, and Most Durable. LAKGEST KHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND, The only Sewing Machine whloh has nover boon boiiten in competition. SOLK AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND I BKAKKSPEAB & CO., Queen-street, Opposite the Market mIME TABLE, BAINBIUDOK'S 'BUSSSS, From Union Bank—7 mlnntea past the honr, and 23 minutes to tbe hour. From The Terse Lamps-20 minutes to the honr, and every hour. Night Trips from Town—}-past 9, }-past 10, and j-iuißt 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Bkaoh —23 -mutes past 9, 23 minutes nass 11, 23 minutes iist 2,23 minutes past i, 23 raluutes past S, 7 , .nutea past S, and 23 minutes to 8. ff rom Shells Bkaoh—B.3o a.m., 8.45 a.m., g a.m., 1 to 2, jto 4,} to 5, 13 ULLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leave Onehnnga) Leave Auckland i 8.0 a.m. 0.45 a.m. g 9.0 a.m. -■ 11.0 a.m. g 5 9.30 a.m. 1.0 p.m. 55 2 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. O "(J 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. tj Z.<= 1.30 p.m. 5.0p.m, hH Wo! 1.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. S° M P^ 6.30 p.m. 7.0p.m, 2 g Sundays: C H 11.30 a.m. 2.0 p.m. & w 4.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. • Mondays and Mondays and Saturdays, 6 p.m. Saturdays, 11 p.m. mELEGRAPH LINK OF COACHES. LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kibewood and Lake Street, Cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. W, K. CAKTEK, Proprietor, W. K. C. bega to return his Blncere thanks to his numerous Wends nnd tho publio generally for tho liberal support he has received since commencing business, nnd has to luform them that, In order to mect'tho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, lie la at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will make thorn second to nono In the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied With Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; alao, experienced guides and oaroful drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1882.



Kelson, IVSoate & Co.'s SPECIALITY Be •p* M iftg f*l^ QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clothing Factory. Conveyances. WJ. KELLY'S (late C. Codling • nOAOn Losvoa OnehuDßa— J.esves Auckland— 8.30 a-m, 10.30 a.m. 10 80 a.m. U 15 D.m. 1 i).ni, 3.15 i-I.m, 3.30 p.m. 1.30 y.m. Baturd»y night— Saturday night— 8.30 o'clock 11 o'clock BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at tho Kxch&nge Hotel Siablos, Prinoos-atroot. Onehnnua. KKLLY. Froprlotor. |/1 j-UlffS lIX.X XAiSLB, Leare Arch Hlll -1.14am M.K)am 11 a ni IJopm Ip vi Lit p,m Mi p m Lean National Bank— m 'VJM a m ll.Ula m pi Mi p m f,i p m UOpm Sxcept Tnesdayi and Thnrodar*, whra tti from Auckland and 10.30 (ram Aaylnm will n'tn »nrt tram <H» vv'h»n fpELEFHONE LINE OF KOYAL ± MAIL COACUKS. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. NOETII SHORE AND I,AKK TAKAPUNA. TIIIK-TABLB : WINTER MONTHS. The Lake Coach will, on and after Ist May, 1883. and nntll farther noilce, run to tho follow ing Timelablßt- Loavo Post-c Itlcc. Dovonport, at 3.30 n.m, and 1.20 p.mi Leave Tnkspuna Sctioolbons3 at 10.3J a.m. and 6.15 p.m. Snndaya (weather pormltUnp;). leave Post oflleo at 10.20 a ni. and 3 p.m. Los re Takapnoa at 11.30 a,in. and 5 p.m. y. J. QUICK. PrODrietor TiOYAL MATrruy^l' rCOACJiES. ALTERATION~OF TIMK-TABLB, The Royal Stall Coach (carrying pftOTongors) Will on and after Ist January. 15M, and until further notice, run to tho followlnft Timo tablo :— Leave Cambrlri^o for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station diiiiy at 8.10 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambil(!k'o on nrrivnl ol Train from Auckland. lx;ave Hamilton for To Acohn on Tnosdays, Thursdays, anil Saturdays, lit 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Arolui on Mondays. Wodnoß days, and Fridays, .. . m. Booking Officks i Gwynno'a Hotel, Hamilton West; Coloman' Hotel, To Aroha; and at my l'romlacs. Kirk wood and Lako-streots, Cambridge, W. K. CAIITEK, Proprietor, Cambridge. Doccmbcr . 1382 Insurance. piOVKKNMKNT LIFB INoUKAWO.", HKAJD OFFIO PROVINCIAL BUiI.UINU , Wellington The Only New Zealand Lifb Owiob, govbbnmknt security. mutual insurance. loyvk3t prkmiums, Tho Ordinary Branch Offors an Inßnran«» o( i £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to Am Immediate Bonds of «200, In addition to Full Participation In Profltßt Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwabdb, wiw tr PARTICIPATION in PROFITR "W



PKEMIUMB PAYABLE WKKKLY, For whloh a Colloctor will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policloß of 820 and Upwards, after Three years, con be surrendered for Cosh, or for a Froo Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—Tho Government not only brlnga In surance within the reach of nearly every man woman, and child in tho community, but pro viiea the description of policy and mode of pay must best suited to tho requirement of each. B M. LUCKIK ,COMMISSIOKKB pEDUCiIUM 1W JMK£ KAIKS. HEW ZEALAND INSUUANOB COMPANY. CAPITAL ....ONK MILLION STKRLINQi FIRK KISKb taken on the mo ■% MBBKAL pgOMPT aKTTL'RMSNTfI, UNDOUBTED BKOURITV, BHOf P. PISROK Manager. Horticultural. 20 VARIETIES OF AMERICAN POTATOES, BCOHZOKHRA. Illußtrated Catalogue on application. Lapatono Kiriuoys, Sutton'e flour Balls, Brcoee3'3 Prolific, Blue Dcrwent Seed Potatoes at lowest markut nitas. THOMAS STEADMAN & CO., IVS, Qneon-Btreo



Ironmongery. i T.&&MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AKD AMERICAN HAKDWARE (OP EVERY DESCRIPTION), AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. T. & S. MOKIUN & Co. direct attention to their Extensive Stock of HARDWARE, Purchased for CASH from leading English and American Manufacturers, FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-finished Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet 6 inches, 3 feet SI inches, 4 feet, 4 feet 6 inches, and 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with Tile lined Covings, and Bright Mountings, feet, 4J feet, and 5 feet Leamingtons, with Solid-Welded High-pressure Boiler, suit able for large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &o. large assortment of 6MITH & WELLSTOOD'S COOKINfJ STOVES, comprising—The Little World, Mistress (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open fire), Trafford, Enchantress, J>ew Priucesa Empress, &c., &c. Coal- Irookdale Ranges (all size?), Open Fire Ranges (with Oven and Boiler), Colonial I Ovens, Oftuip Ovens, Kerosine Cooking Stoves. Marblo Mantelpiece?, Enamelled Slate do., Tile-lined Register Stoves, Tile Heartkb Brass, Bronzed, Steel, and Nickel-plated Fenders and Fire Irons, Fire-iron Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Painted Iron Lounge Baths, Galvanized Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Baths, Hand booth Toilet Sets (a larpo stock), Round and Oval Galvanized Tubs, Wood Tubs, &c, , MANGLES. Juat arrived, a Shipment of Jiuperior Mangles, all sizes. American " Putman " Table Mangles, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweepers.



Drapery and Clothing. Oaution to the Public, In oonneqnonoo of many misleading Advertise meats lately appearing In our papers, SAMUEL nOOMBES «, fiQ. AMUEL ijOOMBES ffl VO. la their usual goad faith, have Issued the fol lowing Prloe List Wo guarantee each Article given, and the price will speak for lteeK l- Good Household Calico, 32-inch wide, 2Jd per yard The Celebrated AAV Calico, 36-lnch wWo, 3fd No. 2 Crewdson's, 4Jd per yard No, 3 Crewdson's, 3G-Inch wide, 6Jd per yard 72-Inch Heavy Whlto Twill Bheetlng, 10id per yard All widths in Malay's Sheeting SO pat cent. less than elsewhere 90-inch Double Warp Twill Bheetlng, 1b 4d per yard, half-price 10-4 Fine Witney Blankets, 6a 6d j worth 17s 6d Large Size Finest Quality, 91s per pair Quilts, in all sizes, from 2s lid each Flannel, BJdper yard, will not be purchased elsewhere less than Is Colonial Flannel, 1b o}d



Dress Departmbnt, 27-lnch Heavy Serge, suitable for Winter Dresses, 6}d ; worth Is 27-lnch All AVool Sergo, IOJd original price, 2a A Quantity of the most Fashionable and Newest Materials will be sold at less than cost Slack and Coloured Vehoteens, from It 6d per yard Black and Coloured Silks, 2i 8d par yard; worth 5a 6d i 3 Cases of Winceys, s}d; worth Is per yard Millinery and Mahtlb department. A Lot of Black Chip Hats, fashionable shapo, GJd each 100 Hnta and Bonnets, this Season's Goods, Imported direct from Paris, will be told at half-price All our Mantles, Jackets, and Ulston will be sold at ono-thlrd less than usual price Clothing Dbpartmbhi-. 600 Palis Men's Extra Strong Tweed Tron* sere, 5s lid; worth 10s 6d 300 Men's Salts, Colonial nude, 266 the talt 200 Navy Serge Suits, 21s; worth 45s 50 Diagonal Tw e o 'Waterproof Ooat*, 10s 6d j worth 30s 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 16s 6d; worth 50a 140 Tweed and Cloth Overcoats, from 16s 6d Shirts, Collars, Ties, Socks, at half-price S. COOMBES & CO. WIU not sell to Shopkeepers or Retailors. As the prices In many cases are anon below Wholesale Price, the only pledge thenjaelvoß to rappl r con eumers at aDOve LlstPrioos. —3 NOTB TIIK ADDBBSS ON THE PREMISES LATELY OC CUPIED BY J # CoSGRAVB & Co. Samujbl Coombes & \jo.



XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &c. Hair Brashes, Clothes Brushes, &c, Feather, Dustero, Candle Shades, Wax Tapers, laper Holders, Horn Sugar Scoops, Bone and Ivory Napkin Rings, Egg Poachers. Universal and Nursery Stoves, assorted M2OB, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cage?, Breeding Capes, Parrot Uages. STEEL TRAVELLING TRTJHKS, HfajWWKßß^g ' ;. > ]■!" ; JjUfiqnf T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, ole Agents for Milner's Thioi and Fire proof Safes and Boxes,' On Handi A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SAFJBS AND BOXES, Also, 1 Milner's Strom; Holdfast Door and Frame, 6 teet 6 Inches x 2 feet 6 inches. 1 Milner's First Resisting Door and Frame, each 6 feet x 2 feet 6 inches, and 0 feet 6 Inches x 2 feet 6 inches. BUILDERS'& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A large and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of every description. WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel- Plated Drawer and Cabinet Handle?, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, in great variety, Cabinet Hinges and sittings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valvcs, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flange Cock up to 2 inches, Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Ganges, Gauge Gla«se», Tallow Cups, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and Nut?, and Pipe, &c. T. & S. MOKBIi^ & CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QUEKN & HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. HOWORTfI'S PATENT REVOLVING VENTILATORS,



Medical. JH E q'R EAT A^'fßi CANJ|DICIH ES fa **T wm'k sBl sWiBH 1 nil v* 4. $ ¥:[ A »-H.i^{SkSJU—j/ PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams,, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. teilß§l|S 77" EATING'S COUGH LOZBNGEB. COUGHS, ASTHMA, . BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed ot tho pureßt article*. These Loz oneea contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, thorefore the most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect ia speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by the most eminent physicians. (In use nearly 60 yours.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. Jnly 25,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and the beneficial eflect moßt reliable, I atrongly reoom mend them In cases of Cough and Asthma, ion are at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. BRINBLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service, Mr. T. Kkatino, , Dear Sir.-Havlng tried your Lozengea in India, I have muoh pleasure in testifying to their bononclal effects in cases of Incipient Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I have prescribed them largely, with the best results. W, B. G- , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keatlng"s Cough Lozenges are sold by all Chomists, in tins of various Bizes, each having tho words "Keating'sCoughLozonges' engraven on the Government stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A pnrely Vogetable Sweotmeat, Doth in ap pearance and taate, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per footly safo and mild preparation, and.is espeol ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEETING, London Export Chemist and Druggist. Ironmongery.



CHEA* OTARDWARX O~GU»», IX -O m, QUfiKN.STRwrrj . J. & J DtdKiy V3AVE FOR SALB ROWATS ANUCAPTNIO &AMPS ALSO. ■& BUBHKKH, FOKTS, GLOBIB, AHD WICKI And » Brest Vwlßtr ol Cnlmnlw, KODGBK'B LOOKWOOD'S, AHD WlfltAll.S TAHLK AND POOKBTftBX.! JOHHUCH's CBLBBRATBB BOTSBORS OWRK-B BOiLBBS aAUOKPAWS, JbO, qeiikth'h Paikbx Tea ahd Com Pots, st ampkd Tnraro Mbat axd Pn Dishes, basihb and Milk fahs (ail ■Imi), Buokkts, Tubs, Paiu, akd otkhß, brooms, soeubbseb, whisks, *c. oaib, oloiti, ahd s ah. beubhjbs, •abk'B, blacks, ahd lyhdox'f apadks and diggings bardkn hoks. rakbs. Amd trowkl3. acqurs, plahxs, hammtees, bbaow, VWWit Ai!D FAITOTI 31T8 (all tiUStU (.COSB HINQXS, NAIU, AKD BgABSWAU, SCOTT'S GSHTJINB WHITB liKAD, SAW AHD BOILID LIHBIKD Ott fIVS PBR OBNT. UISOOUN3 Allowed to Cash Purchasers' on all silea amunntir k' to 20a and upward?. ! Coachbuilders, &c (JoUSINS & 4.TKIN, DTOIGNKRiS AND BUILDER 3 ENOLUH. AMKRIHAN, FRKNOH, A.ND ANS OI'HKK BTYLK OF CARKIAGKB. Kstji n v m«p 1861 BOYS1 VELOCIPEDES, 225,; PERAMBULATORS, 16g.; NVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also, BICYCLES (beat English make), ROCK ING HORSES, &O r. aniTerson, PARRAMATTA-ST RKET.SYDNEY, * warded Four Prize Medals.