LIFE IN DUNEDIN GAOL.

Shocking Treatment of Prisoners.

(BY TELEORAPn - PRESI ASSOCIATION.) DUNEDIN, this day. L'hk enquiry into the management of Dun idin Gaol was proceeding yesterday and he previous day. Mr Caldwell was not iicsent, and as his solicitor (Mr Stout) :ould not attend, the witnesses have not jeen croaa-examined. 1 hursday's evidence uras supplied chiefly by a prisoner named Folm Morrison, who deposed to the death jf three prisoner?, through the alleged leglect and ill-usage of the late governor of ;he prison. Prisoners were badly treated, md if they complained, were liable to be severely punished by additional sentences, [t was witness's duty to make up the labour jangs, the books of which were made up 30 aa to show that the gaol was the inly self-supporting gaol in the colony. Witness failed to see that the gaol j was self-supporting. Another prisoner aamcd Bernard Gray gave similar evidence; and yes.terd»y, the chaplain of the prison made prave charges implicating Mr Cald well. He said one night Warder Clarke wins to him, Baying he did not know whether he was rloing right, but he felt ill at ease because the prisoner Cum mock (of jthetiieum fire notoriety) was biting ill-treated, and some action should be taken. Witness promised the warden that be would call and see for himself. lie saw Cuuiuiock, who was in one of the darkest cells, He said for three nights he bad been itiado to lie ia aa opea corridor with an asphalt flooring, and sleep en (he b<re as phalt. Cummock suffered from rheumatics. Considering what Cummock said, witness concluded they were trying to drag from him what he bad told the Inspector of Prisons, and that an atUmpt was being mada to seriously Id jure him. Be did not slate these things to the Visiting Justices, because he had no confidence in them. Thin kind of persecution having apparently boan put a stop to, he did not complain to Mt Caldwell, His reason, for haying he had no confidence in the Justices was tbat Mr Caldwall seemed to have supreme power. Because witness paid special attention to some prisoners. Mr Cald well leemid manifestly "down on them on-that acoouut, and they wer« worried and annoyed, but could not tell for what reason. j his caused bin to refrain from rendering , special serviced. |For two years and nine : months, prior to the change of management, , his rtlutioßs to the gaoler wera not of tha Host friendly character. He n»tiosd a I marked difference regarding additional i terms of impritonmtnt si>w the change of < Governor*, frior to that, he lotfced , evtry Saturday, fer years, ■ whole string of ' meat —eight, ten, »r twelve, perhaps more— ;in tke court sitting for luuri. Since 1 tht change, this fc*d gone. When ' witntts atked tke minda of prfwaera •n thes« matters, th«t ia variably •xprensed . themselves wtisfieA with the preseat iuaa*grm*nt. Witness stated he had taken | advice from Bevsral m ell-known «»I*m» and ftUnds in good positions at to what coarte he shouK lake, Their replies were liv effect:—" Hero U Caldwell, a valuable Govt.rnmant servant, who you say 'i. doing these things. Can you prove tUI ha dees theai ? If you cm i ntt, 7011 will oaly tnak* uattsts worte; Ij: v will g« to ih« wall aid get credit for bsiag an offioloui gael chaplain of a humanitarian turn." A Kxling of utter h'Ji' estates •»< impotency prevented him taking action before enMriag on his ditiet). i^ k*d bean tula that Mr Caldwell w«a " L»ti God af the Gaul," and he had found tUis to be tht htt. Mis tow»r was iam»nse. thj enquiry «as then adjourned. The C'emmisslon inteud vUiting the hulk at Port Chalmers, and will sit again on Mon d*y, when -»*r Stout appeara for Mr Cald well.

WAITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL.

A MKwrura of this Council was held this after noon la Mr Seaman's olllcos. Present: Mr Mays (ohairmau) and the whole ot the members. JJiNUT»a.-Tho minutes of the previous maet lug ware read and continued. UtTTERe.—A latter was read from Mr Jahn llilne, secretary to tho Auckland Timber Com p.iny, asking the Council to repair the load at Hclensvll c leading to their mill, which is almost impasuble, the mud being up to tbe axles of the wheola of the carts —Reoelved. Kaukap^kapa. —An application waa re ceived from this riding for a now road which the applicants considered atoolutely necessary. A sketch and estimated cost of sooria, &c, were put In and (.T.UXI r.lly tip itnvM. Tno on.iiriiiia liud Mr wnofcu'osautua ihuoisi:lot, wh»' »!iu Mttlxni would bs p.o;ared tj Co. Qiurii ij wv.-i'tla the sxpenien.—Mr Mailair no Id the. Miuiura woie »v awar* ut the neco^tlvy ot tbs uadert»mi&K. a»d wnulc nil ooa<ribut« to f«» brs of th«tr abllltr.- Tho ohalrman movod, and Mr Slnalair secondftd, and it was carried," That the application for £10,000 under Roads and Bridges Construction Aot. or any other Act of a rlmilar character be thus appropriated : Takapnna Riding. «J,5()0; Wade, £1,350; Ararimu, £2,600 j Wait»karei, £1,250; Manukau, £1,250. — A considerable amount of discussion followed, oa the propriety of farouring the Kaukapakapa Riding, before other districts; and as to what amount the road boards could severally con'ribute.—Mr Sinclair did not like to take the re«ponsl"ility of making any promise as to what his Riding oould do on th»a*<Mritquarierlycontributions sa«flaallt itw«re«olT»t^kat «»B.«ouir»nuulclaso«kaln ta a fr.m the Jmml k«ini aad rtfon at t c aext ."to»TH ?HO»» a*d W'lwbiijl Road.-I*** nhalrmao briefly tatronuced >he sabjMi «f tbit ap»llc»tlon, a*4 morcd " Ikal the applo»H»n fot th« earn of CB.OOO be (rra«tod to the Naith Sho-e. I*k». and Walwero Row! Boards, tn ooDdl'ioa tt»t rita boaids o*»tribmte th* tail amouaisof thea»nu%l UstalmtnM.—Mr Duder seroadefl. Can led. NoMnoOTB.-The OUalrmaniialdMut tfclsdU tn.-i. which want riy many names, was eatlfd to £50 out et the 4150, and that tbe Board was t J naae a work on which that sum oould be t eat espeadsd Msjtr Boiton htd named that wort, andhs would propane thai thj matter bo rsiirred to the Baglneer, aid tonders o.iilod for as early as poflrbl*.—Oatrlel.

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

At tho me«tlat of toe Vnttt intts Start ju tordar Klmbm, tter* trot* wetest-Mews Tola, Oiinpban, M»y. a*f T««ks.—A> a»»lloa Hoa for *• nnrn.fi** ot seettm L *swn or Woodslde, foe toad »ai*mm, vm a«oM<rf ro. —A letter was rea* from th» JAAtnet <**nl«», stating that k« kao* at a* dtfaetlaa td th« granting *f proa>Mt**C Uotfties al Ohiatmnrl to Mesirs Bon aad Heeiaa. Mamsas «era accordingly granted for a period ot nix ■.Mils. —The Warden fartkor stated la bis loner mat a Ere»t many ayalieartoM of uli thtraetor wet* mada mnl; for gyeoolatiTe aazaoses. •ad nuwened me nmytniloa of e**dl»ions which wmd ha.ro t» be uonte* mt It wm dtdied Mat tka vf »*•».'■ adrioa bo aotel nwu.-Mi K***r. a de ferred payment holder at WaioteJU naked to be allowed to transfer his BBltctloa. It was agreed to notify Uio appUeatlon In the usual manner,—Alfred Walker applied for a lease (or depasturing purposes at Kopurn, Northern Wftlron. The Chief Sarreyor iras ordered to roport.—The Ohalrmon of tha Waltoa Road Board wrot* with reference to faym»nta da* to tho Board ro defured payment lands at Ts Aroba, It was decided to send a copy ot the letter to the Minister ot Lands.— Messrs Lee aid Ownn. komesCß&d teieoton, UaDgarel aakea to tie allowed topnrehase thslr homeetsad Mlwtlon^, a* vhey. were oaakle t« cam out the lmprvrements required by law. Agreed that the applicants oould sot be allon«d to porobase prlT»teiy. bat that tho lmvda >r«uld have to be ofTered tor sale by pnbllo aiotla*.— Applleattva for urown graots from selectors at Wajpn. To / roha. andfanhoa. were referred to tho Warden lorrport.oUrnided toreaerTeSaores uc seoiioa & t^lketnia. Wt aotarel, for eanoa tlon/ilpnrpQS«s,-AconuiDnlo4tlonwaßreoelTcil fri m tt)s Boar* ot Bdooatloa asking (hat the oonsideratlan of tke rP3l'o»'lon tor a te^ool lite at K'hfkihi be deterre*.—Trasster of J. WoodneaA'i deterred #%yin««t coicoiloaat Ta Aroha to Joseph James was aaproTed.—roar defo-reil payment seteoton at fe Aroha asked to be exempt frctu payment fsr throe yorsot instalment due. Agreed that Board has not power to oomply with teo.negt.-AU unsold sec tions at Patnmhl were oiaered to be re olasßlfled, A number of unlm»ottant applloa tlooslor land were also dealt with.

North Shorb,—A letter from Mr Tanner, asking what money had been voted for the dls triot out of tho £150, and suggesting that it should bo spent upon tho old Lake Road.—The Chairman said iSIOO of the money had been properly spent upon the County Koad, and the £50 at Northcoto: similar applications were re ceived from tht Lake and Dairy Flat Boards. Ainu Kelly's Land. — In answer to Mary Kelly's app"cation from the Wado district, it waa rosolvert that Mrt Kelly's land be released from the control of the Ooucoi).

DkvoNPOBT Pound.—A petition was received defiling that, in consequenoe of straying cattle, etc., whloh was becoming an inoroastag nuis ance, the present pQundkeepor be reuioved. Tho request was granted; the pound to bo hnndod over to the control of tho local board.

Keddotion of Movkbb. — Th« wtolesalo Unrnßo of Meßen Peel waa reduced, tram £30 to fiO, Accounts.—The onrrent ao-ouLt< were te&d ovi-r by the Chairmsn and en his motion were sabtultiol to the Finance uommitleo for es emluiilon.

CAMBRIDGE LAND COURT.

[RY TBLEORAPH,- OWN COERBSPOHOBNT.

OAMBRIOOK, tbls day. In the Land Court, yesterday afternoon, the question of the adl anrnment of ttio Court crept ap in the nsutl oou-ae of buelnesr. Ilia Honor stated that 1( the Court at vrt noit Bluing at Kotorua were aajoarned. Ih* Cambridge Court would continue, fitting and oo.r.ploto the business; bnt on the other hana, If the Botorna Court did not adjourn, moat ptc bably ihe Gamorldw Ooait w«nla, I no* learn on Food asihnlty. that the Court »o" will idt»«rn •■ th« 28 h instant. The Conr* was e.-.»»*«d t*«ar hearieg the Tsto* dispute- Aii>k:ito« has beta uid«r exareiaa tlon ell morning. As Tataa was b*fore the Court ou o. pravlont occasi«a, it Is praottotltr a reho»rii)K now, though, on sooount of no Burvnj huvinK boon mado when tho oa c waa first brought forward, no order haa hiinerto beou triyen. 1 he tender of Mr Peak, BOmethißß orer J3l ,KO. hai been aooepted for the new crab tonae at

NO-CONFIDENCE MOTION.

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Hwae' 30 tLe dCbat° WM resumedil» a thin. Mr G«een, continuing his remark. taH* the sooner such acts were rendered im ' r sible the better for the stability okil^ W$ compared the. Treasurer's action to that *l I ,Warren ngs' and askeddi* KM i irresponsibility protect him from tS» 3f - peachment of thoae appointed to mAii I the British Constitution. HTwertoM■»■ I the Controller-General had bZt,^ actuated by a binding feeling of \Zl ™**'' ll the fact thatlthere was a decree 31^ 1 ' regarding the Audit Office ww protf fefe 1 that the controller was doing hia doL d laid the adminigtration of this countW -' $i not pure* instancing the alleged ca«?i«^?' v tempted bribery at Auckland-thai it at" alleged the letters would not bear ft. * atruclion of bribery, and referring tolSi^" embezzlement case, he said the CrS^ 1 connived at the escape of the offVn.il, 2?* ' ball had been fixed'at a &*£* >; the sureties were not estreated - ' "<* Mr Biu cc rose and denied thn W: i " tions of Mr Green against the. G^SJW and said if Mr GreTu could mfflW Crown had connived at the eeanwAt .? 8 prisoner he would not kmainly f 9 Ministry one hour. *:111l MrGKEBM said he would make **; mentto Mr Brjce privately re (&!"*• had referred to, and alter enqnh»h?,hs sure the Native Minister would riL? f*> flirSiuw rose, and spoke r«P.B ( V . case He said the persons in Vfe* who had made representation, oTStev' Kattray were the hoc. the lead,, % i& Opposition In the Upper HoXr JK* '' M. Whitmore-and Mr&eeffariuS* f gentlemen bad Rone b»U f« fe"? d'^» ' Sail bad beenestreatedKi^?1* appearance. Moreover, an iSSLVi wainnt had been Issued for his fiftj. r then procetded to areue tliAt *kl «• • 9* Treasurer', action was orit. oloßißl four comers of the law % *&»*s* , . jJ^wsr^j&w ■■■■■* he paid » high ttibute.™W«~ fa%Hy Sir George GBST nuds » .Urn,, .. : on the .übject ™teZ*£tffl& came down to the Hons* It-'"S to make speedy «&J&SJX* as he doubted if tbo a«BS»^ril hUkudi I. contravention dtuelar B« beiltv^l ifc. real p.int ha? benrM : ' «w«. Jo m«inT can be mm* i^rti- Minh^r withoß/th/coSeR t£ »ent, and to ip.nd mo». y Si ~ Parltamwtarr wmgtot was' a «at« ® crime. Xh^re4 B? ol > ™ tWM, .^ernment wi^out Parll™ ' mmlj which cawed the decapitattaToi ■■'■• Ooarles I. flearid the Gofanm^nSS, :i broken ih. law, ahoald have mentioSe S f»ct in the Governor'a speech, and bm prepared en Ann.sty Act to condone theff : . offence. In bi» opinion, a great breach ol cjnstitubonal law bad been committed, lo attempt to ipend money without the' con«.nt of Patli.»,nt w»s a serious offence, a«d Parlianwit nii»uld show it aomew'tv »o posterity that they mark«d wlthdisab. / probation tht tctiun. r, , n, TA c KHu a'*then di"ded on thsquestioß - that thei Uouae go into Committee of Sapply. Ayet, 43; ioes,'29. •"•''• Committee of Supply, In Committee of Supply a numbet of . * questions wefe asked the Oovtrameat re ' t%rnil payments in the requisition. Mr HOUIB3 asked if Mr. J. Green, tk whom a payment had bean made, was a' " membar of the Housu. The reply wak' ■■ that the money had bsen paid on account ol travailing expenaea to Mr Green as « member of the Waste Lands Board. In reply to a qiestion by MtlSmv > gosikkt as to the promised statement by < the Treasurer regarding; MinisUrial pro. posals re measures, &c, Majoc »TKiK3OS ' said that the debate of the day would'pro* - babty delay tbo piomised etatementior two ■; • days. . , • After an hour and a half questioning, a : resolution ie Imprest Supply was earned. ' Order of Businesi. Major ATKlvsoNsaid he had proposed to make a statement when he came down in ' tbe afternoon re the older of business. T&|§@ debate had compelled him to put ba«k titf)M business. ■ lie bad intended to bring iowii'jp the Finaacisl Statement on Tuesday, bul'V ' v/onlrt not be aWe to do it till Wednesday "^ or Friday. The Public Works Statement ,-,' would be brought down on Tuesday week, S and (lie fsllmates immediately after. In ' "*" concluding, bo intimated that to expedite business he would hare to a*k for Thors. dayß for the remainder of the session, ■■ j Thorsday is usually devoted to private, members' bnsinets. Major Atkinson also gave a list of bill* to bt introduced. Tenants' Fixtures Bill. After the 10.30 adjournment, the lecond reading ot the Teaants' Fixtures Bill w«a . i canied, ' I'risemJßiU. Comiderable discuision took place aneat the Prisons Bill, the puaiahmeati b«hig freely oritidsed, though the principlein tha bill permits the appointment of other lhan. Jneticcs to act as prison viiitors. - The Mibistbb or Justicb, explaining the principle, said respectable work* $£• ing mea might, be appointed Ito ~: the office of prison visitors. Tho , punishment most strongly condemned w«« ' the solitary dark confinement for 14 day*.: for braakiig wiadows. The abolition of h> :-' dulgeneeia tobacco was also objected to, , , aid Mr Bracxkh obtained a rouid ol applaun for,objecting te the puJahmfflV *•• ot prisoaers refusing to attend divine wor< ' ship, pointing out that a m»n might b« a ; , Freethinker or Jew.and it wasmojutrona to. compel him to attend service. Mr Fbu>wiok enfgested that Mayors of Boroughs and members of the Legislative / should be gaol visitors at effieto. f: l - ' Sir George os« 7 administered a k*rd ; knock to the Mlnlater of Justice by aiceaiibg -I him of turning hie knowledge of Latin to inflicting on prisoners the cruel punishment; Inflicted by the Romans on their slave*. ,;■ : MrOiKXOLTiT, in replying, polntei,out;■,,, that the punishments now characterised M; • barbarous were ordered) , by iMaglstrstes; if. in open courts, whereas under the _osd law much heavier punishments might be inflicted by visiting justices. However, ~ he expressed hiu.self as willing to awht v ~ the amendment. Be stated that .tha regnla*' •-.. tions xaaetted only compelled pHsoaers.-!».., attend divine worship of the religion to/ which they belong. . / _ The bill was read a second time, ana the House adjourned. Answer to Many Correspondent* y In roply to numerous engoirios ftom oar ' ro&dore, oonoernlng the wonderful qnautwtr M the Great German Remedy, St. Jacob's Oil,- f , mentioned In trar last Issue,—we would lanmß' -, them that the artiolo may be obtained 'ttmtm retail drusgista, oc by their aid.' Aak took- ■'■>•■;-: Jaoob-BOIT, and if tho dealer does not toep it in stock, he wIU be able to procure it toa&wjlajj 5 torn the wholesale houses. Wbiu«4«B*js « there Is existing an immensa demand off ue - remedy, w hioh is not so very surprising 'wjw».w '~ is considered what it is dauV aooompaahiWtin : f tha way oi relief and cures, borderina w"01^? }"• instances, on the miraoulons. - Sdltt ny su•••• Chemlats. Price Throe ShilUßga-M, Jsrx « Co., Agents,

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RTWWS. "iftMtt B.D.TOHEB MONDAY, 25th'JPNK. At ; H o'clock prompt.' BLACK AND Gf^oYEKMABTBLS, CHIMNEY GLASS, ■DRESSING GLASSES, CUEVALSUSSHS, TOILETS, &c.. &"o» *0< B. TONKS AND CO. \ju ILL sell on Monday, the 25th instant, TT at 11 o'clock prompt, g CASES OF THE ABOVE GOODS, Of Choice and Elegant Design. JotfJjandeil, ox s.s. lonic On view on Sntnrday. MONDAY, JUNE 25. At 11 o'clock, PIANO, BILLIAKD TABLK, HORSEHAIR SUITE, SPLENDID DUCHESS MAFBLE-TOP BEDROOM SUITF, ■ VALUABLE OIL PA.NTINGS, - CHESTS OP DKAWEKS, HOUSEHOLJDFUB^ITURE. PARK HOAD-ghEg* M.iNAKaU D. fTeVAHS HAB been instructed to sell by public auction nttlie residenco ol W.jVaUop, Kiq.. Park' Road, on Monday, Jnno 25, at 11 °'CIALL HIS HOUSKHOM) FUBNITURK AND KFFKCTa, comdstinff Horee- i haii "suito-Vahiablo Oil Wntlngß- PiMio-Carpeta - Bodßteads - Splondld UuSwbb Marble-top Suite -Kauri Warebrobo - Plato Glass Wardrobo- BlUlard Table-Chests ot Drawors ratohen Koquisltes. complete Dinner and China Tea Sorvlces, D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer.



W. S, OOOHEAK^ tf** D*ollß WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. HOUBEHOI.D~Tu«NITUBK. irrriNGS, ikon' safe, cas« curios. THE Subscribers h»v» received instrnc- Uonsftom Mr THoniM Powell to sell at hUPwmtoo™Sower Q..-««.-.«-o6t. on Wednee d»r, 4th Jnlr. »t U o'olook. Tha W«lt'L« of his FURNITURE oon Th°taUied in the DIJCTNG ROOMa I/owei oiSS-stteet, oonsiiUng of Dlnltg and Bedroom FurnUnro: o New Iro» safe, Nitons a la-ge lot of Flttlnsß and PartlSSnß. ana a Bp'enald O»8e Corel BhoUfl. Curios. &o. W- . ■ SAMUEL COCHKANJE & SOK, A.aeticaoim. .f'SfoOCESJUi: 'AS. DAOSK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. BY ORDKE OS1 THK MOETGAQSK. IMPROVED FAEM AT TAURANQA. TH« Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms. Fortßtreet, on Wednes day, June 37, at 12 o'olocki AiiLOTMBNT 81, Parish ot To Papa, (Soots Connty. oontalntag 200 acres, with a'l buildings and improvements thereon, SAMUEL COCHRAWE & SOK, Auctioneer a, TUESDAY, JUJSE 26, AT 11 A.M. PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, DRIERS, OILS, COACHBUILDBKS' VABNISH, AND OEMEMT. JOHN EEID & CJ. WILL sell by auction, on Tuesday, 20th mat., at 11 n.m., THE FOLLOWING FIRBT-Or^ASS GOODS -190 koga White Ijoad, genuine, snd No. 1 20 kega Patent Uriera 80 keßß ureen, Blacte, Yellow, and Hed Paint 80 Bus Coachbnlldeiß' Varnish Also, 33 canl-.9 « '.iio'ft Portland Cement DURHAM iTAKDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, ovary Xnesdar, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER <& MOLATS. TUESDAYS. THE HAYM AR X E T.Jf SALE OF WOOLi SHEEPSKINSJ HIDBS AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, MHtfdoot. ALFRED BUCKLASJ).



, Lime", Sto T^/|AHURANGI HYDRAULIC LIMB. Tha WARKWORTH CEMENT COMPANY lv» to acan&int their nnmerons friends that they an novsble to execute all orders with despatch, the sadden increase in their bntdneui - laiely havins lnd to many disappointment*.—J. P. KIDO, 83, Qneen-sireet, Sole Agent Town Sard t Cua tomhonso-Btreo t West (next Hima and Brown's), ' • ■ ■ ' ____________ Q-Vr O U Hj> JL I M E, GROUND LIME. FOR SALE,' S.OUTH GATE'S MAHURANOI HYDKAULI GROUND ROCHK LIMK, In war quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc (next to stona flagging to nn rivalled tor durability and bud-setting qualities), . For tanka and other wet work i is a flrat-olass materia B, KEASE, SOLE A 6-NT, ■ CUSTOM-HOUSr.-STKBKT. ISfIAKB HOTICS-That notwithstanding : JL all that la said In favour of other Mabn rangiLlnifiß, the steady trat increasing demand from all carts at Anoklsnd and Prov!B«». Honth and Au»lr«ll*, i« a sufficient gooir nt « a^ ':i tne B-nnlness of PULHAM. BJJVN • ?MK AND 00/a HYDRAULIO Pcr-wa'lß. Floors and Qs/den Paths It CUnkot bb " i 'iiiikd Oct. —For oirnnlara and farther lnforri,a'ioD(iuplji ?.i \ Aueilanrt Hranoh.OnstoiD-hoxi^it t■ > * st. Oonvevances. W^ J,;1 KELLY'S (lite G. (odlin's • -;/.'■■ CUACH leaTesOKshnDßa— Lowes anokland— 8.30 a.tn, ' i. toon 3.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. Saturday night— Saturday night— 6.300'0100k Uo'oloolt BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at the Exchange Hotel Siablua, Priaoes-Btreat. Oncnnnga. w Proprietor. -Tj uLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. ■ Onehtmga i ' Leave Auckland i Sfc. 8.0 a.m. Ji^nS'S 1 m g 0.0 a.m. I, llSS >S' S "« 10.30 a,m. dnS'S' S P 6.30 p.m. goNDAys . g | S H. 30 a.m. VnS'S: - « 4.0 p.m. 8.0 p.m. JK?___»___^S--»S^ ALTEBATtOH OF TIMB-TABIiK. KOETH SHOKE AND LAKE TAKAPOHA. TIM-.*ABI.S : WINTER MONTHS, The Lake Town will, on and »lter Ist May, Igaaodontil further notice, rnn to the follow lu£elV°BP^ffirce, Devonsort. at 9.50 <un. and i.mv™. ii«veTaUapona aohoolbonao at 10.30 •M-y BM^« permittlog). leave Post oil!™at 10.20 am. and 3 p.m. Leaya Tafeapuna « H.3o^m.~aep.m. j> X X; ABLE, BAtNBBIDBK'a 'BUBSKS. non umow Bakk-7 minutes past the hour. rsssrS^sr&^ •-«-■*°tte ■SSJgMSnSS" TowN-i-partß, i-pnst 10, ■»im*nsM)ll BANK TO BHim« BKAOH-8S



NELSON MOATE &Co. DRINK OUR Pure Ilmded Tea It has No Equal for Truo Hsiura! Flavour, Value, and 33ron§tit. PRICES 3/-, 3/4, 4/- % lib. and i-ib. PacUeis. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Me. Holsoii is a Pi'sfassionai Tea Taster and EUendtar." AWARDED COLD &SEI.VER MEDALS. H'lW? ft! J-JLmUIN, ||£U«SS. i~j & ||y, SH«Si4f»'iAi«Sv4j CHRISTCHUFKifI, DUNEDinJ, AUCKLAND, ."'Y/ELLIKGTON. *



Drapery, &c. -■__ mi m . i „, ....,.„ , .mi.. ■•'-— •— ' '-* • gITe A T FI RE IN LONDON 1 SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK, , J. M. M%ACHLAN, 222, CJUEBN-STBEET, OPPOSITE U SITED SERVICE, Hai jnat returned fro* London, where he remained two months la orrfler ti take advantage OF Tfl« IMMENSE SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK ~ „ t wnmi trcft F/ra. Two Millions wore pMd br the Insuranoe Companies as CLOSED TO-DAY (S\TUKDAY), OPENED ON MONDAY, JUNE 25. ÜBT OF SO.VIR O!T TIM BARGAINS. AbL NEW ANO FAaHIONABCK GOOD 3. FOR CASH ONLY. DRESSES- • nno Yard Wide Imitation Wei 'h Flannel. li. worth Is Bd Wide Amy Fltnnoi. a Splendid Article. Is lljd. worth 2a 9d gV°^MAN hB°RScH|-in S ?hS °^w sKs^wlth plain to match Now Shades OWOUKED 0K( 3 BKAIN.Ss lid; reßuHr prioe.&ii 6d ?owe VBLVKTKKNS all Ihe Now Sh.doß. Js lid: Jestular prioj. 4« 60 piecesnkw baau»b,u m»i &nd mlook|n)1!( O na vßry faDhlonaWa i^r^SdHfef^^^^^^^ SURJNISHING- P B«ntl(al deeigns New BRUS^LS OAKPHT. 3a 34 B tales Best BLANKKTS, 94, wolßh. Hbß Bosh. for 13« 6d: worth tto SiSt?Bwr IWBLANKSTO weteha W'bs,BTt: worth ite; alM.allpf(y>fllwtweon M BplßdlM FINOSRING WOOL <KOO4 mafle), is 84 hsadl i usual prioe, 80 04 CLOTHING- V BPfcOIAL POROHAfIK OF «8M) WORTH, oonßlstlng of -100 Boib" Norfolk rw«»d SUITS, 10« Bd; wonh 15b 300 Ho»s' Siiiale Bre«it Hao SUITS. 13a lid: worth 20s 200 YonihV ditto, ITs Bd; worth 23a 8a 50 pairs Man'a Oolonrod MOLK3, Si lid; wonh 7a Bd 1 40FWBta 3?^or ßlw no"l MAOKIVroSmS bom 26b to Sfa: urnuJ pdoe. SSs to to M B^Sto»iw? and wii O.Bhme» XiACKIMTpBHia. tUe BEBT MASS, raanoed from 633 to 53a, largest 'lz» : smaller k-jies at lower prio»s Men"! BUok Cloth ruOt)B- OOATS, for Olore/men or Profeisloaal Men, (KW Ue"^ ".Button WORST«D COiT ard Vest to jnatob, splendid fit and quality, 60s BOTB' Knitted Kniokor and Jersey SUITS MILLINERY AND MANTLES -1 o»o Gents'DOUßliH BlhK UMBRSILiS 936 d: worlhlSs ' 50 Vor7 BnnerloVG»rnmn aid JTngll«h CuOTH 1 «.OK«TS. r««uood to «l 10*. £2, a«4 C 3 60 vory auper'o^uwnmn a arko|J « o thoaa Bro fi21()( m> KmA et . i h6Be an th« Nowwt and Most Fashionable G Jtda and arj a Wonderful Bargain.



THE WHOLE STOCK REDUCED TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE. J. M. M CLACHLAN, 222, QUEBEN-STRKET, JnEXT CRUICKSHANK, MILLER & CO'& FIREI RREI! F!RE!!! IHT PREMISES COMING DOWN Imperative Clearing-Out Sale OIF1 READY-MADE CLOTHING And MEM'S MERCERY. account of.the great fire next door add of OUII PREMISES COMING DOWN, we arc obliged to SACRIFICE Our Large & Well-assorted Stock of Clothing AT- HOME COST I Remember. M we are not able to secure other Premises in Queen-street, wo aro bound to CLEAR OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ANY SACRIFICE. We aro not going to England, but are bound to vacnto our present iliop, and are bound to Clear Every Line In ONE MONTH. Our Stock comprises eTory-requisite in Men's, Boys', and Youths' of our weM known Superior Ready-made Clothing. Every Article has boon selected with the greatest regard to Durability, combined with Good Workmanship and th« Latest Bhpe. NOTE THE ADDRESS:- J. LEVY, 214, Queen Street,/"M**""'' N.B.—Established since 1889.) '1 (Sale comments 23rd Jun*. '■ : Tea Merchants. . ■■- : Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS SOU) CV BOBEBT USTEJ-AXu riiay not bo universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Pufflng, FtfB&ERT NEAL has obtainea in a few rears tho LARGEST ItETAIt Saies ob1 Teaß In th» Prdrlicc of Anokland. This tact is nnmlstakeablo proof of the PURENEBB and SUPERIOR QUALfrY of the YEAB SUPPLIED. As tho result of forty years' English and Colonial oxperldnce in th» trade, and by careful selection of tho best of the variona growths ot INPIA mid CHINA f EA6, ROBERT NEAL is aWe tp give hla Onstomers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.



The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 18 UNEQIi^ H D E PRIOB . mi t>l 1 i? m -ft in, Islha Best Imported this SeasOfl. The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10d. Tnat t0 comwmun. The SuPERtOB Quality of the Tkas sold by Robert Neai. are so self-evident to those who hare tried tbom, that no BCientiflc ariolysia is necessary to proclaim thglr thmnlnti Purity nnd Kxocllonco. - . Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



Nelson, Mo ate s Co.'- CELEBRATED CHALLENGE QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND, Next the New Zjeaaand Clotliing Factory.



Government Land Sales. ■pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. land district or Auckland. SAUB OF lOWN AND RURAL LANDA _ Crown Lands Offlco, Auckland, loth Juno. 1883. I hereby notify that the Town and Kuril Lands mentioned In the Sonortulo hereunder will an offered (or Sale br I'ublio Auction, at this Offloe, on TUBSUAY, the 17th day of July next, at the hour of 11 ociookln the foranoo". D. A. TOLK. (JoiumUalonur o( Crown Lands. iOHUDULK. kabt taupo county. Town of Taoto. Block, Sec. Aroo. Upset price. a. h. r. c c. d. XIV. 7 0 18 800 11 0 18 9 0 0 13 0 12 7 17 6 XVII. 6 0 18 9 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 7 018 9 0 0 XXVI. 5 0 10 7 10 0 0 0 10 7 10 0 7 0 1 U 710 0 ) WAIPA COUNTY. town op n/Mii/rox West. Sec, Area. Upsotprlco. a, k. r. 18 b. d. SOl 0 3 Id 25 10 0 Town of Tb korv. Block. Sec. Area. Upsot pi-ice. , A. K. I. £ S. (1. 111. 1 0 10 TlO 0 I 2 0 10 7 10 0 WAITKMA'i'A COUNTY. Pawsii or T.iKiruNi. Lot Arcs. Upjet prloe. a.v r. « a. d. 125 25 2 0 25 10 0 muoo v o o 208 31 3 0 U IS 0 807 12 6 G 31! S 0 203 20 1 12 20 10 0 209 25 1 17 20 10 0 21V ill 1 '11 Si 0 0 211 SI 1 10 SI 10 0 212 20 V 89 SO 5 0 2U « 1 27 MOO 219 25 0 0 29 Q 0 2*l 32 c 3S 2» 5 8 131 Stl 0 i 3d 6 0 21-2 ffi) S 13 S9 15 0 213 31 1 2 34 18 0 •M il 0 1 11 6 • 221 82 3 25 33 0 0 2213 28 1 2] 'M 10 I 227 19 2 0 19 10 0 228 16 S 0 1Q 15 0 229 IS 0 21 15 i 0 280 10 i U 1G IS U Übs»*iition *f LiND.—Thoet. lois, wkloh are principally oov.roil with tltro*, wo sliutted at lUliliM'i Ontk, North hhure. and »r« aboutß miles from Siokes'a I'oiu:. -iomou't tho motions Iront ytoiiOß-s l'oi--t -»rt Lhom's Crc?ic Koad. waiTjcmata county. i'AKI M Olf 3UKAUAU. Lot Are*. Upset Prica. a, k. r. fl s. fl. C 5 55 0 I lie 0 I 67 63 3 0 137 10 0 74 US 0 118 0 I t9 33 5 I Ul 10 0 Si MOO VM t I ' l)ma iftiob tur u\s«.-Lou 66. 67,7«, tottkM ooiuwj o»v*x*4 t- isti biutt. an 4. nbW»t>t » KO»d «et.i «t k»«ri HmiMT. TkOM low ar* J»u ah* 010.0 to tv« ttakai-Ku 1U vmt, br wtuoa Km b»r «u> be MuJJy ij.it out. JB: About 20 Mr*s bu h oun «.!»)««* nuoi tloal ot kauri. SI: All buahoonUUiu.' a. gaud deal of kauri. Both St-ottous ar« broke*. Pabish ov Pasbmohemo. lii Hit si 5 0 145 10 l ii M 19 0 Da9cniPTiov or Lasd.—lM am! 153 at Licaifr Creek, chiefly open undulating Lund, containing a little tltreo and light bush, fronting the rood from Stokoa'i Point to Lucaa'B Creek., PaHli.ll OIT W'.UVAUP.IBA. lii II 0 0 90 I 0 mt is l c S3 19 * Dbbobiption ov Land.—Open undulating land situated at Swanson llalUvay Station. MANUKAU COUNTY. Paribh of Otau. Sec Area, Upset price A. H. P. ti '. n. SO 106 0 0 78 15 0 RODNKY COUNTY. l\\uii,it op HoTao. Bee. Area. Upeei prioo. a. ii. r. & «. a. 25A tOO 300 N. pn. 27 IW 1 3i T2 T B 23a S'J 3 U 21 6 S DascßiprioK ov LAim— Hoavy mlxcl bush, With a small qui-nUty of kauri tlmbor. »Oli light Bunditono. 21a and uoithern portloa 2T frontage to roa° and 11 a tee river. HO SON COUKTY. Pajeucu of Eoruii, 800. Area. Upset ptloa. a. ii r, * p. d. 11 89 1 19 19 \i 0 Description t.*1 Lis-d —Oom land near Ara tapu Sawmill Northivn W»!ro«. MANG')NtI COUNIY. TAKinDK SnuVBI DISTHIOT. Blook See. Area Onset prioo. V. a. r. p. £ p. rt. N. pn. 3 18 ISB 9 6 0 DBBORiprioN op Land.—Part covered with U*r»o ftoutlng Rahul* rlvar. WHANU.*K«I COUNTY. MANGAKn»niA Sorvst District. Block Soo. Arc* Upset price. IV. A.v. P. & n. d. i 60 0 0 60 0 0 8 MOU 11 I 0 g h o o is o t Dkbckutiok or Land.—Undulating land, good oiar soli. These seotlooi contain a large quantity ot kauri tlmbor. WAJHBK.K ISLAND. Pi>isn or watubkb. 800. Area. Upeet prlca, A. B. P. «. a. d. T5 193 3 5 48 10 0 TS 80 0 0 20 I I DWCBITTION OF Land.—W: 21 aoros swamp, 80 acres niixod bush; remainder, torn and tltroo, broken land. 76: id aorcfl fern; lonialndor swamp. WAIPA COUNTY. PABisn or 1 tuktu.



* Government Land Sales. SdHEDULK WHAKATANK COUNTY. PABI6H OV WAiMANA. Eeo, Arei\. Upset price a. h. i>. c s. d. 101 60 i is S8 1 1 103 - o \j s v S8 1 I 1111 50 0 0 57 in I) 203 I'J fj 32 So 18 8 »7 61 1 0 38 8 9 PABIBH OF WaIOTAHI. i'ec. Area. Upset prioo. a, n. p. a b. d. 160 283 0 0 lii! ID 0 - '.'II SO 1 9 22 17 6 218 19 2 S3 87 6 8 219 fiit 0 0 38 lfi 0 218 48 3 0 SB 11 3 219 S7 0 0 65 C Q 252 50 0 0 37 10 0 263 a 2 0 30 7 6 2AB 63 1 18 10 3 6 ?60 50 2 16 38 1 8 262 17 3 1 13 10 0 2C3 SI 0 SO 40 13 9 2fiS a 3 20 37 10 0 2U7 51 3 27 39 0 0 271 49 1 8 37 2 0 TAURANOA COUNTY. PAmsn oir Tn Papa. Soo, Aroa. Upset prico. A. It. I. R B. d. I&SJ Si L" 11 171 3 6 2515 188 0 11 372 0 0 612 118 2 U 118 10 0 MS 100 3 0 100 15 0 Ml- 70 2 0 70 10 0 516 S3 0 0 83 0 0 5!(! lii 0 0 lii 0 0 617 128 0 0 120 0 0 To; j.n of Sale: I .no fourth of purchase mon»y to bo p«(d at tii....- ot atiplioatlon, aiid the luliiiio within oso month theieafMr. othorwlw tho part or tho lmroluso money paid by way of deposit wiii.li be /orfu'tod. and the oontrtot for tho nan of the land shall ■henceforward be null anil void. Crowu Grant ice to be paid on oompletlwa ol purchase. NoTHU-Plans of the above loads mv ba wen and rurth-r partloulcTs obtained on tpplioatloa at thla offlco and at the Land Offloe, Tanning*. OUBLIC NOTIFICATION,1 Crown Landa Ofßoo. Aunklmul, If lh Jane, ÜBS. I hereby notify that tho Land enumerated in tho Schedule httreunder has been sat aptit for sale on uurened Paymonts, ana that TUlttt- DAY. the 17th day of July next, hubeea as-, pointed as the dsy on whloh the told Land eball bo open far app'ioitlon, D. A. TOLB. OommlHf inner of Orown Lands. MANUKAU COUNTY. Pawibh os1 Tuakau. Lot. Arcn. Uvset prioo, A. n. P. £ a. d. 108 87 1 0 07 f .0 A nolle a tioa for the above land w W bo reodTtA at tnla Offlco. In tho ovont of more tlian one application being rooolvod for tint nbove section, the right to oooupy tho samo will bo decided by auoNoa among the applicants on WKDNK3DAY, the 18th oT July, ISB3, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, at this Ofllco. Noth.—Deposit of l-30th of tho prico Of tfa« land to bo tendored with application. Muaioal,



Sc* AR». upswpneo. A. R. P. 6 8. fl, BT 218 1 84 123 6 0 88 211 2 SI 141 T 8 136 ii ia 22 6 0 lIS !II ;i S M 0 0 IA9 214 13< 123 9 0 164 533 1 28 UD IS 0 108 137 0 21 68 10 0 161 220 0 7 11U i 8 170 SKB 537 H9 10 0 DItGRIPTIOfI OV IjAHI>.-87: Or.ivtuurlh t*rm laid, ivaalndor sworn;-, eadly rtraliol. 88 Oiehatf fern land, remainder iwanp, eaallr drained. 186 and HBi tow. »•*, «w>mty land, p«rtlr corerwl *ltn hlnh manuka, soit good. 169: Ooe-Blxth fern lanfl, rtm»lnder swamp. 18t: Ooe-Mnth fern l»»d. remaUdor swamp. 18fli Mearly air swamp, eartry drained. 18Tl Ono-thlrrt fern land, remainder swamp, lrt: O*»Blz<h fern land, wmalndtr • warn p. Pahisii ov HOnesnu. aeo. Ato». Up«otprlee. A. B. P. fi ». d. Ql ii 1 U » 6 0 DBBOHIPTIOK o» Ij*kd —About halt fern land, remainder swamp, easily drained WAIKATO OODNTY. Parish or WuanoaM'lßiko, Beo. Area. Upaet prloo. a. k. f. A b. d. 859 M 110 IT 0 0 SBO 08 3 27 S3 10 0 • 361 81 8 8 13 6 0 DSscmimoN of Land.-860: o betes swamp and tltreo, remalndor swamp. 360: <0 acre; swamp and tltreo, remainder swamp. Jol: 8 acres swamp, remainder open- Parish of Taupibi. Sec. Area. Upset price. A. B. P. £ B. d. 1(17 60 0 0 25 0 0 Now.-Planß of 'ik& sbovo Urds may ba Been, and 'further parllcnli.ri1. ob'ained on applloation "Vmik^of BALK-Oa«-fonrth of pnrohaw mtmty to be paid at ttmo of t.nlo.'ind the balanoo within on« month thereafer, othsrwlw tn« putt of the pnrch»i-« money paid by war of «e ---poatt i>hRU beforrtited, acd tno oontraot for the fiMe of thu land Bhall honwforwarA be null and V Orewn Rrant fee to ba paid On oomplotion ot purchase. OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Laxida Offloo, Auokiw.d. 16th June, 1883, I horeb» notify tbat the right to dig for and remove Kauri Gum (for a period of two I ears) from tho Blooks ot I and mentionod in the Sohednle borounder, win be offered tor enie by oubllo anotion. at tkl« offloe, bn TUSBDAY. tho 17th day of Jmy nott. M tno hour ot elevoa o'o'ook 18 tho forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commisaionor of Crown Lands. BOHBDULB, BOKIANGA COUNTY. Plwakitbus block (part of) tOOO aores. MANQONUI COUNTY. Epakaubi Block, 16C0 aoree, near Horoklno. N.B.—Tha t«nd Boa d rrsorvoa tt itself tno Haht to dlspom of n ~y portions ot tho above blooks dm lag the tlmo syeciiled. OUBLIO NOTIFICATION. RURAL LANDS TO BE OPEN FOR SELBC TION. LAND DISTRICT OV AUCKX4JJD. Crown ijands Offlco, Auokland, April 10,1883. I hereby notify thnjt tho Rural Lands men- | tinned in the schedule heronnder will be opon I for Beleotion at this office on TUESDAY, the JTthdftyof July next. i D. A. TOLE, ! ':, •: Commissipner o{ 9rown Londg,



JD B I i, A N D X D. A ,*muttrtU Amrtnent W BOXO1 i;o- 8 UOMWOOD Jt WALNUT Also. SAJKMOMIUMB 1 UJLUUttnUUM Uvuwlak »U Mfara i«»«rt«4 tor iwaelMil •( hjip wimli'ji^ with pow»'. Price &•» «li toeOUalMWi, with two Kawu «x KeTi 1b Hl* gast C»«tt, wbloh wiil to told it a Kaduotloa iV- O«ah, or en *ho Deferred System of Par- VIII AND CO.'* UVBKi SALOON. I.YOlUii CALU Hoßaoa-tTuaf. me»r TlotariftS*™* _ OUILDINUB COMING DOWJT. la oonieqn»no« of the air Connoll hßTta* ■Old Iho Baildlon, J. HO^DSN la omnpelled to Clear Ont bis Stock of WATCH M, OLOOKB, JKWBbUIBT, I'lAWy*. OKQANS, ft HABUOK iuua, km.. Kia As no 'Jtuuotttbla Ofr-r wUI be Heftinafl to O.vh, ho trnuu ih« Publlo fill take advu %&«b of this, hla First Bale for 32 ream, zai k'vo him a Call at onos. Shortlasd-strkbt. Sewins: Macmnea. BY Sl-KCIAL .^^s|^^^^^ ArPOINTSUDJT. [ESTABLISHED 1865.1 BUY ONLY THK CKUCHRATBD /domesticN X MACinNKS. / Tho Easiest, Simplest, Boat Made and Most Durable. LARGEST BHOW-BOOM IM HBW ZEALAND. The only Sowing Machine which has never been beaten In competition. 30ta AOKNTS IN NBW ZUUhMD t SKAKKBPBAK & CO., Qnoen-ntroot, Opposto the Mukrt. Bnslnesa Notioea. TDBBB DOOBS IBOTM "BTAB" OTWVML MKROHANIB AOOOPWt HOOKB. iHnußiNcit Aim Mnmra BwnrfHi Boom SFBOIAt.LT BULBD AND BOtTND. Mnalo, Mbxmloob, PnbUc Übrarlea and Snsday School Books well bound. BAKBlta BPBOIAIi BULKD OAT B00E& Blblat Pnrer. and Hrmn Booka Ko-bonnd. INHAitll OHOIR MUalO BOOKI npiiiiD* t Formossa In Morto. TtTEW ZEALAND FBRNS Jjl (Unmonntod, or Toeteftilly Monntod In various WWtf, From IS op to 120 Varlotlea. You Balk nr BRIO 0 R A I G, PKINCK3 - STItKKT.



1 KfiTA»r.wm> IK GLASGOW, SCOTtAHD, : 1861, lAMES X E B B, > «f unniriiAL wokeino cv ri.itn, | WmuctLar btiiiikt East (Booted Bti dp from ' Quoon-atreot). | Baron, Potman, and Knlrra RronnA and wt, 1 Pootcet KntToa m-bladed, And all kinds , - ot Gallery repaired, fto, • J. IC. will always hmve On hand a First olaea stock of Honrohold »ni Pocket Cutlery to rait all dames, and a oncltal stock of Bpeotaoles to . unit ail Bisbta. Sptotwlea fitted with Mew J»rw and Bides. Alt Wowt OuiKAirrwD. gjMjH MIBSKB TKUTKNDERa Jf^Wk QUKEN - BTIIKKT, JKMm •/ TTAVE on Hand a JEKiTSsSft -*•■*• Completo Stook of JKt^OTl^ri MADAMK WKIGBIj-S «T V 'WS&^TI I'APICH PATTERNS 01- WIS^T^WtH DRKSSKB, MANTLES, B *m &a. Tho Patterns are sSvvk/ H cut In ten dilloront Bliea >^@atf@. 9 for Ladies and Children, is«3P^iii*k accompanied by dlreo f^-^ r'^Hfc tlona and illuntraUons ! for making np. Sold at prloea ranging from 6d , to 2a. Newost stylos monthly In Weigel B Journal of Fashions. Price, 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annnm post froo (payablo in advance). Oataloßno of Fashions, 3d; by post. Id. Orders by letters attended to on receipt of prioo and poetagfl. Solo Agents in Auckland: MISSES ■TEUXKNBKKG, QUKEN - BTRBBT (MoArthur'a Buildings), rf» P E A 0 0 0 X, I s. OPTICIAN HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND BYB GLASSES of ovory description. AN Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Micboscopbs & Tblhscopes, Poworful and Cheap, Aneroid Baromktmis, 'I'HERMOMEntBfI, Bleotrio Belfb, Batteries, and Fittings, Mflftfteto Kleotrlo Maohinfts and MedloalOoilß, OPK3A' GLASSWS, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARWE GLASSES. Theodotjltes, Compasses, Sextants, Bpirl Hydrometera, Sacoharometen, Sallnomotora, Argontometen, . Sea., Sco,, fto. ! AfiEKT TCR PATENT SKWCfO MACHINES and KXTRAS. ■ OPPOSITE THE POST. OFFIOB,



Medloa 5 uIVKK UUHFbAIPI'a. J DE. KING'S DANDELION ASD QUININK LTVEB PELLS) wlthoot Me--, enryj. The Bbbv H«mrmr roa Btuouiutßifßl 1 Stoiuob inauHaBMBHT, Tuxvueriaw, Paiot i B>TWBmr TBa BnoDr.i>wis, bad appsctto, 1 tKDißßarww, AoroiTir, Huad-aokii, Hbaim- I Bt7Bir. and nil othe* B7inptom« of d!«ordw«<l i liver and drspepßia. Aoksowledgod by mn-iy eminent surgeons to be the «af crt and mildest Dills for every oonstltntJon.—^lnEoxoaat Is lid, Is Bd, and <o M. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Tendon throughout the world. Prepared br 3m. Borke, London. Speoially ralnnblei Pilu for realdenM abroad and traveller!, Sold by KMttPTHOmsK. FBOtisaE & Co. KPPEK'B QUiaiNß and IKUN TONIO ronwn and developes the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite atßiieia languor and dopreeilon, lortlfloa the iiueetlTß octant Is a ipooiile remedy for neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of avers kind, oheot affeotloni. and Id waiting Omtsm ■ororalons tendenolen, *o. The whole frame IB greatly lnvliforatod br Pepper's Tonio, the mental faooitlee brwhtpned, the constitution neatly ntrongthened, md a return to robust health oertein. Boitles, 82 doseE, it Sd! next atze. Us. Sold bj Ohomlata everywhere. The name of J. Popper, Bedford Lnboratonr, London, must bo m fee labei, Tfcore in bo Tonlo w ccrtoln in »Tmj: as Pepper's Quinine i and Iron. It la stronaly rseomniecile'l to i-enl donta In India and th-a OolODies, an 3 eflonld always be kept ready tor nso ta 3V«»ry ease ot ftver or fahrtle condition. Bold hr Kvsiternom:s Pnofia»n -i.»a Ca. AHD FUDOPHYLLIN X Prepared only br 3. Pepper, Lnndoa ThWFlnid combination. ixti«oted from medi olnnl roow. Is now imed mi«-wi of blue pIU anj oolomel for the onre of dyapepalA, bUioiunaus. and all «ymi>tomn of oongeaitlon of the iirur, whloh ara generaUy pain beneath tho thonlderf, h«KI-*ohe, drov*Bla»a, BO cepeUW, turret tongn*. dWreoabU *t»f la th« momioe, ■Udlness. dtolarbiOUM at Ml* vtMDaoh, asd ftel Egof ganenldepreaciwt. a mH Ik* il.aKgiafc liver In nxottou, vary ilUthHy aoM oa tka bowala, giving a mum of heiußi and oomiart with U hoars. It U tho e*<c*t rnvdloliuk Tarazaoatt< and PodaphylUa U a fluid made only by J. PKPPBK. Bedford Laboratory, Loildon. whose aame ii on every label, Upttloe, 2a 8d and la Bd. Bold by all Ohemlata, k moat valuable anl essential medlolna for India, Australia, thf Oapo, and Colonial gouerally. Sold by KgMPTHOBCT. PBOBSKE k CO. ••aULPUOUN* LO'fIOM."-An Kx. IO ternsJ Ueau ot OUKINS SKIN OISBABKS. TB*r* 11 Boarosly U| aruptlor out will yield M "ialfkoUiM^la a fnr lays, and oommeßoe M fade away evea If It aaeou put onre. Ordlaary plmplea. redaesi. bl«teih«s, wurf, rooahneM, vanuk aa a my magi* i whlbii old, •ndtulßg skin dlsoMUra, that aav* vlacoetf the mSeren (or years, howtvtr Aceply rooted thor may bo, "OalphoUiM" will iuoosoAiUt attack thorn. It iMtroys tht anlnalonl* whloh oauae* then amlghtlr, Irritably Mlsful affeotioni ,and alwars prodnoea a olear, health} i natural oondltlonot ihe skin, " Bnlphollne, Lotion Ii told by moat Ohemiats. Bottl'xi. ?« W Made by J. Pepper and Oo H Londnn, Hold by KguPTHoana. Piww x Co. TT EATING'S COUGH LOZUNGEii. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION 0? PHLBQM,



St. Jacobs Oil. I i Pp ipflSF If i ItiliiltytiL! lifiliiiiil^ ST. JACOBS OIL I ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH FOR THE CURE OF RHS UMaTIBU, MBOBALGU. BACKACHE, ■OHKNKBS OV THB OHW3T, OKN&IUL BODILY PAIKS lIKADACHK. TOOTHAOHH. UCKNS. SCALDS. BPBAWH. BWHLLINGB AND BRDiaiia. C'UiaJi.ilaa. hiOUii THBOAT fc QUI>BY. *■>& all Kinia at MMuekaU AobMm*. ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDT.



Cqmposed of tho purest articled. Them LOfr : wsel) contain no opium nor any deleterious drag, therefore the moat delicate oan take them with perfect oonfldence. Tholr boneflolal oireot ll apeedy and certain. Thin old unfailing family remedy Is dally rocommended by tho moat eminent phyaiclana. (In ueo nearly 60 yoars.) MKDIOAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877. 33, Cold Harbour Lano, London. Sir,—Your Loicngoa are oxoellent, and the bonollclal olleot most reJiablo, I strongly reoom mend them In cu> eh of CoiiK'h <u>d Asthma. You aro at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many yoare" exporlonce. J. BRINOLOK, M.U.C.Ii.S., L.S.A., L.M. ludlun Modlcal Service. Mr. T. Kkatino, Dear Sir,—Havlnß trlod yonr Ix)Eengoa In India, I have much pleasure In teatlfrlng to their bcnollclal otfucta In oaece of Inciulont Coiißump tlon, ABthtna,and Bronchial Alfectiona. I have prosorlbod thorn lnrgoly, with tho best roeults. v w, v. g , Apothecary. H.M.B. Kcatlng'a Cough IjOtohkos aro Bold by all Chcmlsta, In tlna of various elzoa, each having tho words " Keatlnß*B Cough Lozongea' engraven on tho Government Btamp, KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vogotable Sweotmcat, Both In ap pcaranoe and taato, furnishing a. uioet agreeable method of administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Wonna. It la a por foetly flafo and mild preparation, and Is especi ally adaptod for Children. Sold iff Tras by all Chemists. Proprietor- THOMAS KKKTING, London Export Chemist and Drugglat. 7H:qREAT;,M-i!y.N ?,;edicine3 PKIC £ )vALF A CROV/N Established In Australia in 1884. 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. Drapery, a»c



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As a Prompt Kelief and Cure for tht fol lowing ailments and dineutea, and ax a general paiu-rolioving and boaling linluint, no preparation on earth equals the email R-'iuMly, St. Jacob's UIL IW remark»b'« aolioa his luyttiliui imdicol m. ft ; 4Aii*ir.4 sull'eers who, after years of to«u.ing j«aia ai-d unceasing doctoilng, tuad it lh»>> ouly hojie and ou,-e{ and it has di.pcl.od tbo I'oubtfi and prejudices of ihe moat incredulous. It can be safely statod tkat no dealer who has sold tha article will s-*y that th«M assertions ars not justifiod by facts. An External liomedy is unl»er»allv •cknowUdftci to bo the saf«st, and tho St. Jacob's Oil will be found to be tbo surest, simplest, aid cheapest. As a trial entails but th» compaiativ«ly trifling outlay of three thilliDgs, everyone suffering with pain can have cheap and pjsitl»e proof of all these claims. Mu»y persons occupying prominent sta tions in life, and who are well and favour ably known throughout the land, have from their own experience and observation, ac corded the must enthusiastic endorsimonts to tho St. Jacobs Oil. For suah taitiino nials, and for countless cures almo*t sue passirp belief, aud showing what this woa derlul remedy has accouiplishsd, porsoas »re referred to our Annual Almanacs and other printed ma1 ter, to be had KKEt of Drrgßif=t3 and Dealers in Mcdkiae, aud mailed by us upon application. OIkEOTIONB,—In using the Sr. Jacob's. Oil it is especially important to bear In miad tho fact that substauce* ufa volatile nature kliould never be subjected to lii AT or FLAME. The Oil should bo kept in a cool placo, well corKed, and novor applied new ITltt* or FLiME. Fell RHEUMATISM.—Kub freely with the St. J«cub> Oil, and keep well protected sgalnat the cold j apply night and morning wi th thorough rubbing, snd moie freqaen ily if desired. In some stubborn and chronic dsps of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, its use mutt bo continued to efi'tct »nti:o re'lef and a core.



NKURALGIA. — Freely apply to tbo p»'ta, reroembarlng to keep well protected, which should be always done. BACKACHB, SORENESS OF THI CHEiiT, an* GtNESAL BODILY P»,l*R.— The use of (ha Oil, with friction, partic-ilarly o»er the affected region, giYoe prompt reli«f. HBADAOHE AND TOOTHACHI.— For tbe former, batho the forehead, temples, and bchU d tlie ears ; and, for the toothache, wet a piece of cotton With St. Jacob's Oil, and place in thn tooth, FOR BURHk. ANO SC VLPS.- Loosely apply a piece of linen well satsrattd with tbe «'it, «nd aid* bathe the burned ptrto with the remedy. Should th»re be "• largt Mirfaoe seriously burned or scalded, freeiy nm a mlxtnte compos*d of LUseed <>il an* Ltmo Water, each one-half teaeopful, with one or two tabltepoonsfat of ?t. J««*b's Oil. several times a day If nerded. SPRAINS, BWBLLIKGS, ATIDBUKUS. —Apply the remedy tbree or four times a day, or oftener, il necessary, rubbing it well in with tbe haad, or a pieoe of flanneL FKOSTED FEET AND EA«S.-The application of St. Jacob's Oil is equiralent to a positive cnro ; and for Corns, B onions, and Soreness ot the foot, it proridea a noiek relief and generally a certain cur*. SOKB THROAT AND QUIMST. ---i Apply tbo St. Jacob's Oil to the throat *x* tern&lly, and wear a pUce of flaonel aroned tbe no«tc during the contlnnance •£ the attack. In stnbborn cases, a garjlo of CbloTate of Potash, in solntlon, will Rite groat relief, in coninnctlon with the free external use of the Oil. FOR HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS and for Pains caused by Cut?, Wounds, Sores, Uhafings, Eruptions, Dislocations, lnilam. m.ition». Weakness of the Ankles and Joints, Chapped Hands and Faoe, and for all other ailments aud mishaps continually occurring, It is Mmp'y necessary to apply the St. Jnoob's Oil in acootdince with the suggestions of common sense, and the fore going specific diirc'ions, to experience im mediate relief, mvl r.n entire cure. INTERNAL USr.-In case? of Cholera Moibu*, Cramps, Internal Fains, iSjc, in addition to the free use of tbe Oil exter* nally, take from 6 to 26 drops (but no more) with halt a toaspoonful of Bicarhonato of Soda, in water, according to the require ments of the caso. In Neuralgia and .Neu ralgic Headacbo, from 2 to 5 or 10 drops {bat no more) can be taken internally, in sweoteced water.



AS A HORSE AND CATTLE BEMKDY the St. Jacob's Oil is pre-omin. : ently tho best article over Introduced, Whoro it is used in time and freely applied :it will euro Spavin, Ringbono in ita early stages, Bruises and Sprains from whatever cause, Cracked Heels ami Scratches, Lama ness, Stiffness, Cramps of tho Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Evil, Splint, Strains, Contrac tions of tho Muscles, .Swellings, Stringhalt, Tumours, Fistula, Cuts, Sore Throat, Dis tompor, Colic, and Tory many other disease!. . It is.especially meful for Foot-Kot in Sheep, promptly relieving and always curing tint dangerous dfceate. IMPORT \NT CAUTION !-In pur chasing, Bee that every bottle bears our signature, and also private U.S. Govern tut-nt Stamp. The term " St.-Jacob's 0.1 " is our registered Trade As ark, To imitate tho samp, either directly or indirectly, is a criminal offence, punLnabio Ly heavy fine and imprisonment, as was clearly sbowu in U.S. Court at Cleveland, Ohio, where, iv 1878, we were awarded tuirtein thou sand five hundred dollars damages, and a perpetual injunction against an imitator of our, tia<!c mark.



A. VOGELEIi & Cv., Baltimore, Mi, U.B.A. ST. J^COB'B OIL can bo obUined from any Chemist or storekeeper throughout New Zealand. Pkioe Th&ek Suillihos a Bottlh. Sole Agents tor Auckland, New Zealand— M. LEVY & CO., gUBKN-BTKKET, .



'pHE BAD AND WORTHIES Are never imitated or counterfeit^:'l^ to especially true of a family posltivo proof that tha renrcdj-';W*f ton the highest value. As Booa is a naa oe , ■ tested Mid proved by the wJu)to^ thw°w Bktors waa the purest Mrtl •»* mMt.IS fwnily medicine on With, many UnitotioM sprang up and bfIKM to steal «^ «*■«"*' whloh the press ana tha people ot tho comOT had expressed the merited **."*£«£ war trying to induce suffering J»w™Wl^ their stufflnstead, expecting to^fS e,PW ft SJ the credit and good °,V^ntha/sS)e othera started nostrums put up to W'W' -, to H. 8., with variously devtoanameßiin^ wnwu the -word " Hop " or " Hop 3 " were w^S. B.^, , to induce people to believe they weretteißMW | as Hop Bftteriu AU «uoh Prehmded^BßW^ - or cures, no matter what their style <*»««* and especially those with the wort IHOTJJ " Hops "in their name or in any WOX£32Sr« with them or their name, are toII*HOBS g. 11 counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch^oneca.... _~ them. Use nothing but genuine American WP,^^ Bittere, with a banch or cluster of Breen.li?*: I on the white label, and "/ SouKiname Wowb -j in tho glass. Trust nothing eHfc fIJSSSWf:; and Ohemista are warned against dealing »» imitations or counterfeits.



Garllck and Cranwell have now the most complete Furnishing Warehouse AucManoj Large stock ready for delivery. f nnlltSl2"i:; salt all classes; good, strong, and ohgaP-,**••?. I variety of Bedsteads and Bedroom Fnrntture.— i City Hall Arcade. Qneen-Btreet-lAdvtl