SPORTING NEWS.

Wanganui Races

— )<i (BY TBLEOBAPH,—PRESS ASSOCIATION) I „ |t WANGANUI, Thursday. | The Steeplechase meeting took place to- ' day. The weather waa fine and warm, „ and the attendance good. ( Wanqahui Handicap Stkkplkchase f of 225 soys. Distance, 3 miles.—Mr James | Munn'a huahine (owner), t; Mr Connolly's ' Dhudeen (Edwards), t; Mr J. Steven's ' Diomedes (A. Campion), 3. Paroell, j Woodpecker, Pastime, and Calamity also J ran. Dan and Kata were scratched. There y was a grand struggle at the finish, Kuahjne earning up under the whip, and passing Dhudeen, who gamely made a final effort, the judge giving a dead heat. Time, 7mios 19jecs, Totu ibiitor : Inside, 78, oi which 14 were on Kuahine, and 7 on Dhudeen. Dividends were paid piv rata. The owners agreed to.run off the dead heat, ( Selling Steeplechase of 30sovs. Dis- . tance, 1 mile and a-half.—Mr a. J. Keith's Bugler (A. J. Keith), 1; Mr W. O. Kichol- . I eon's Dan (T. Watt), 2. Time, 3mins. ' 52sccs. 8 in the totalisator, 5 on the . winner. Maiden Steeplechase of lOOsovs. Dis- . tance, 2 milesjand a-half.—Dr. Connolly's ■ Ngata (Frewn), 1; Mr D. Scott's Abolition (Campion), 2; Mr Maurice O'Brien's , Keliance (Hope), 3. Nukurau, Bugler, Lady Bab, Calamity, Woodpecker, and A.G. also ran. Time, 6mins. 8 4-sths sees. Totalisator : Inside,, 43, of which 4 were on the winner; outside, 162, of which 15 were on the winner. Grand Stand Stebplkchase, 75sovb. ; distance, three miles.—Mr H. Enderlv's Mount (Hope), 1; Mr W. Douglas's Pastime (Lyford), 2; Mr J. Steven's Diomedes (Campion), 3. nugler and Reform also ran. At the end of the two miles Reform came up a cropper over the timber jump, and left Mount sailiog along in front of everything, and jumping beauti fully. He won with plenty in hand. Time, 7mins. 7 4-ssec». and very last Totalisator : Inside, 15, of which six were on the winner; outside, 140, of which 54 were on the winner. Cons >lation of 40.0va; distance, 1 mile and a-half. — Lady B.ib, 1. Calamity, Reliance, and Woodpecker also ran. Time, 3mics 43seca. There were 119 on the totalisator,ot which 30 were on the winner. The dead heat betwecd Kuahine and Dhu deen was then run of)', and was won by the former, who led all the way. 'J hue, 7mins. 30secs. Totulisator,' 48, of which 27 were on the winner.

Heathcote Races.

CBRISTCHURCH, Thursday. At the Heathcote races to-day, Luna won the Cup, Fair Nell being second, and Sou' wester third. Sou'wester was.tbe favourite. Larry won the Steepkcnase.

Grand National steeplechase Meeting.

TIMaRP, Thursday. The racing, except ia the Grand National, ■was very indiflerent, and very heavy Roicg. New Zbaland Gband wationai. Handicap of 200sovs., with a sweepstake of Gaovfl. enchforacceptors.togo to the second horse. Distance, about 4 miles.—Mr H. C. Adams's Kosciuaco, 6yrs, 10at(J. Sheehan), 1 ; Mr 11. Lunn's Canard, syn, 12st 6lbs (owner). 2; Mr F, Butler's b h Quamby, tiyrs, 12st 81b$ (T. Lyford), 3. Clarence (aged, 13si, O'Connor), and Barbary (6yr». 10<t, J. Martin), also ran. An even start was effected, all going off at a slow pace. Barbary led over the first jump—a double. Quamby, coming up last, touched, but at the second attempt got over, All went nearly round the course in good style, Barbary leading, followed by Kosciunco, Canard, Clarence, and Quamby, In this order, coming to the double over the road out of the course, Barbary baulked, and, at the aecoud trial, fell, but was Boon up and off again. Clarence jumptd on the wrong aide of the flag, and went no further. Can ard and Kotciusco went ahead together. In the next round, at the same double, Bat bury again baulked, and was taken hume, leaving only three in the race. These kt.pt fairly well together tit the last round, the Hungarian having v slight lead of Canard, and Qaamby being about a chain in the rear. At one time Quambv looked like winning, but could not keep up his spurt. Kosciusco won by three lengths from Canard, who was about the same distance, uiiead of Quamby. Toe long race over the heavy giouml told on the horses, *ho were covered with fo&m and mud on pulliog'up. There was no betting, There were 122 tickets on the Inside totsliaator, 14 being on the winner; dividend, £7175. On the out side t jtalisator there were 221 ticket?, 27 on. the winner; dividend, £7 7s. Maiden Plate of 100 soys, with a sweepstake of s«ovs. each for acceptors, to go to second horse j weight for age. Abjut a miles. Mr A. Frosbj's Captain, 6yrs, list 121b (Armstrong), 1} Mr T. Hill's Master Moms (late Tt> Whiti), 12st 21b (Hedge), 2; Com misaioner (late Dextery) also ran. - As the double into the couisp wa» reached, Commissioner fell on to the road, giving his rider, Charles Joyce, a good shaking, and he did not persevere with him farther. On taking the Park palings, at the north end of the course, Master Morris fell, but Hed|ge bad him sroa on his feet again; but it was of no use, as the Captain, who hud taken the jumps la splendid style, wou easily. , Hunt Cuiu Cup of 100sovs., withsweep fltuk'e of 5 soys. each to go to the second horse ; weight for age; about 3 miles. -Mr J. Pilbrow'a Clarence, aged, 13st 3lb (H. Lunn), 1; Mr J. P, Jones's Waverley, 4yrs, list (owner), 2. Canard (list 121b) was scratched. Clarence went very well from start to finish, taking all his jampi in fine style, and being well ridden by Lunn. . Consolation Handicap of 50sovs, added to sweep of ssovs each for acceptors; about two miles.—Mr Rutherford's Com missioner, lOst 41bs (Sheehan), 1. Quamby, list, and Waverley, lOst, also started.

Dunedin Races.

DUNEDIN, May 24. The Winter Meeting of the' Dunedln Jockey Club came off to-day, under depress ing circumstances as regards the weather heavy rain having fallen throughout the night and also during the morning. HANDICAP lIUBDLK HACK of 60 SOYS, the second horse to receive lOaovs from the stake. Distance, 1 mile and a-half, ever 7 flights of hurdles 3 feet 6 inches high.—Mr Kobertaon's Wild Boy, aged, lOst 61bs (J. Cotton), 1; Mr A. Smith's Marks man, aged, Bst 91b, carried 9st (T. Cotton), 2; Mr Willioma's Our Pony, 5 years, Bst 91b, carried 9st 61bs (J. Allan), 3. Milo, Littlo John, Bobin Hood, Clinker man, andlittle Fraud also ran. The fog pre vented the start being seen. Wild Boy and Marksman took and kept the lead. Wild Boy won by a length. £403 in the totalisa tor ; £111 on Wild Boy. ' Maiden Plate of 40sovs. Distance, 1 mile and a-quarter.—Mr J. Stephonson's Captain Webster, 2yrs (O'Connor), 1; Mr R. Brown's b f Molly Bawn, 3yrs (Derrilt), 2; Mr H. Driver's Prosper, 6yra (J. Cotton),' 3. Barney, syrs, also ran. Captain Web. ster got the best start, and was never pushed, coming in a -winner by about a dozen lengths. Of £513 in the totulisator, £124 was on Captain Webster. Birthday Cup of IOOjovs; second horse to receive 20sovs from the stakes. Dis tance, 1 mile aud a-half. Mr J. Stophenson's Taiaroa, 7st lOlbs (O'Connor) ... 1 Mr J,. Cotton's Adamant, Bst 131bs (owner) , 2 Mr Macquorrie's Coldstream, 7st 31bs (Bridge) .. , ... 3 Coupon, 6st 31bs (W. White), also ran. At the fall of the flag, Adamant and Taiaroa got away quickly, but Coupon and Coldetream were close at their heels. When half, a mile had been covered Coupon went to the front, and led past; the htand, but only a nock in frout of Adamant, while Taiaroa, who was ,tbird, was two. lengths behind Adamant, Coldstream bringing up the rear, For nearly the last half-mile they ran locked together amidst great excitement, but once within the rails, Taiaroa forged' ahead, end won by a clear length, Adamant being second, while Coidsiream and Coupon were thirty lengths behind, lime, 2mins4Ssecs. < f £746 in the totalisator, £418 was on" Taiaroa. ' The Tbowino RACK was won by Polly, with 30 sec?, start. The inside totalisator i paid the colossal dividend of £159 6s, only . £2 out of £354 being on Polly. The out- i side totalieutor paid a dividend of £72 13s 6d, only £4 out of £323 being on Polly. ' The rider had the tickets on her on the : inside totalisator, and he waa greeted with ' around of cheers on going to collect his i dividend. ■ : i •- • ; > < ' • Hovel Hack, SOsovh. —Mr Owen's I Clinkerman (Taggart), 1; Mr Dodaon'a .'i Miss King filly (Dt&itt), 2; Mr Atkln I Houd'a Magician, 3. < ueenie, Gang Aws, • Prosper, and First King also ran. Clankcr man wonby^ length,

TKADBSMAN'3 HASDIOApJi^rv! econd ho»e lOaovs. MiS . 9*I*-', nant winning easily. O f >&£*> ***• tfr MeQuarrie-s Coldftft Ort «mK^' ?art), 2; Mr Brown's Molly Syl^ :punn),3. Milo, Magic a n aW* •lso ran. The race wl run ?n s l?fe ness, but was wou by the fil v k l 4**. length. Totalisator, £253 ! lyfe ab»»t« winner. ' Soa,.oa(^,

Sydney Turf Club Birthday

[REUTERS CABt,KQR 4MB j i SYDNEY, S BvMl , , At the Sydney Turf Club' s %& day, the following was the resulf fr%* Hon. Jas. White's eh c^W > by Goldsborough—Goldfin&fflU-^1 Mr W. Kite's blk c Normanw|& * Gemma di Vergy-Kitty «&flu' b ' Alter a brilliant struggle with i " 3 the race resulted in a victory friTfiS^i Time, 2mins. 408ecs.

AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION.

Monster Meeting, A meeting of theTe~e7al Bands of FU. under the jurisdiction of the Anoklwa iri of Hope Union, was held at the Chora!T last evening. There were upwarS^!'' person pt^eatmdditiKJtt 300 singers-members of the IL reL* > assisted by the children. M*!. who presided, spoke on theuaefofin : children as temperance advo<X J^,, 0" ' necessity, of temperance worfc^&S records supplied proof UwtwenW* ! were exposed to temptation rv.™7*' larsetoUofKng.aKtm^SS aue had fifty convictions for fi^ U e»s recorded against her,.&' another town a boy seven yekirMj^ d,«d from the effects of brandTaSM other induces given by RJto?* i the report of the senior confie a* i English town, wUdnhowSSSlA" months there had, been'l46^3l' i against children under the age of I«T^ - A great difficulty was found fniw.C 1' persons who had already IeoMwSSS" intemperance In the WorgX mation the influence of childrenZ2 total abstainers was often moat eE™? pardy by example, and iparUyjS prayers. The number of caw feS and ihorough reclamationr wnraEhS these means was well autheoticatoh' s2 I if the reclamation of amaS,S become so was difficult, it wmljS I that the reclamation of a woman wffl become a drunkard was more .difSWt m He accused some friends of the temDeiZ ; cause ia this city of panderingtotoS cans. At a recent kW^^T election some of the>e hadendenS" agree with the publicaus.to eject maiik would do no harm either to ttepnlillcSr or the teetotallers, one of them afa ! ";We are putting forward rtofi moD, not rabid teetotallers lUm.&mu? The speaker gave the histoiy.rf &, ! suppression of the liqnor tafeiia* State of lowa, where, out otmim i voter., 155,000 had voted i^'Z I banishment of drink, and 126,000 tot to retention, and added "It la tat itiit M of rabid work, that wins the day.'i-jjt 1 King, secretary to the Hope of AnddaM ■• Kechabite Tent, read the annual repoHol 1 tKat tent, which showed the JiQcisjj! posseised a memberihip of 119,^ifo ' money,to the credit of the (sick nW amounted to £673 15s 4|d, an increwrii '■■ £90 over the previous year.—f fie Key, Hi I Pbttar, who initiated his remarks.to flu statement that at the early age of fa k had been taken to a shed in, Vulcari Ua j to sign the pledge, and, .identirf himself with tlie ~ temperance catta I spoke earnestly on the necessity^ the Church assisting the work of te«i pc ranee reformers. -He believed, tin ' Church was now doing this .work hearurj ! and well. Ho replied to numerous aigl/ merits used by persons for not assisting tbi; ■', Band of Hope societies, and concluded y% an earnest exhortation to the ctiildrenta i uje their influence In the c&uic.tl ; temperance After a' recitation "by flu I Rev, I'ho*. Spurgcon, Mrs Hannah Hall, t | member of the. Society of. Friends,, from | lowa, America, delivered a brief address on fj the evils ot int«mper»nce,;and cbngratnlsW the temperance workers of Auckland t I he large meeting that bad assembled,'- Mi Macdermott, secretary to the Band of Hope Union, (aid that he was unable Jo wadm : annual report that evening, aj the retriru; were as yet incomplete; ; fie hid, ho prepared a few figures, Last year fr^tf:! members numbered 1,184. Thit .veil thej numbered 3,000. ■ As there me, 16,000 j cliildren attending thepuMfrtcbbfUMl^ j It would be seen they had still pleatyoiffofk to do. The balance from last ■jei £1 12a 6d; receipts; dnrhlj? tha'■ yearj £289 12s; expenditure, £297 68lOd,ihow* i ing a debit balance of £8 2s 4d. Batttij . debit balance was got lid of by nftMtl-' j to the assets and liabilities; vis, :-uklm goods on hand, £18; goodrtd attfj^fijp amounts owing, £613s lOd; makisg'ttJtn':) of £36 13s lOd. Liabilities i:£lE#Mi \ leaving a credit balance of £217 aM proceedings terminated with thenffijln the National Anthem. Doring'tlnswunj . of the evening a number of-:pjtoillfthl':'i i given by the Union - chok" >'aW:W; j children, two amusing sonfl!by^Wj|.,-.,; family, a performance on tho Fairyßeli Mr Kenyon, solos by Mrs ■Petti M-m Bettany, and recitations by'MrJ-ybwatra. • and two young ladle*. Mf Metope set* | as conductor. The affair was in respect successful, It cert largest temperance meeting yet fceMia this city. '■;•.. .. i» 9diM |

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Aa>stlong» I MONDAY, MAY 2S. , c . At 11 o'clock. . j AT SIBbTn'S MART. • PI AN OSPPIA N O Si' FOR SALE, EX S.S, k WESTMEATH, I DIRECT FROM LONDON. T^^i^&t^S FUNOS by Mobnington and Weston, Lon \ WALNUT VUNO (Class D, OveretaunK, 1 *hSnFrame, JfuU Trlohora. Beet Ohedk Aotion, Burwood Case, Trusses, &o. 1 VENEERED COLONIAL MODEL, 1 overetrun ? , Full Trichord. Iron Frame. Chock Action, Moulded Tresses, &o. 1 WALNUT ONE-STRING COLONIAL 1 MODEL* Cheok Action, Brown Frame, Full Trichord. GEORGK SIBBIN. Auctioneer. MONDAY, MAY 28, AT 11 A.M. FANCY GOODS, I MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, VASES, THE Subscriber has received Instajction to sell, at hta Mart, 65, Queen-street, on Monday. SBth May, at 11 o'olook, O CASES FANCY GOODS. MUBIOAL 3 INSTRUMENTS. AND VABKS, EX WBfIIMIATfI. COJIWUSIKO PDRSBS. CLOTH AND HAIR BRUSHES. HAND MIRRORS. FANCY SOAP, BARTERS, BROOCHES, LOCKETS. PUFF BOXBS, INKS, TOILET SBTB CLOOKB, BISKEia TERRA OOTTA. WOURKS, WORK BOXEa ALBUMS, BBACKKT3. VASBS. PHOTO. FRIMES, ACCORDIANS, Xc, &c, &o. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. AT AN EARLY DATE. EX aB. WBSTMSATH, FROM LONDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS, Equal and many bettor than any lots sold Catalogues In a few days. GEORGE" SIBBIN, Auctioneer. DURHAM YARDS. FOR BALE, at tbo Durham Yardß, every Tuesday, at U o'clock. BIDES. TALLOW. WOOL, and SKIN& HUNTER & SOLAN. ~~ TUESDAYB. ~ I T H«E H AYM AKKEI, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at U tfotook. ALFRED BDCKLANJJ. r^OUNTRY CATTLB BALK«. Pkpaknia-Wednesday, May SO. ALFRED BUCELAND. B, TONK3. B. O. CAKBi B. D, XOHKS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALK OF TfIREEHOLD (PITY "pKOPKBTY. Win of the late Mr Edward CoßUey. npHB FBEEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :- AUCKLAND CLUB, Shortland-Bteoet CUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Fort Street MESSRS SHERASBROS.' PRBMISE6. Qoeen-Btreet . MESSRS FISHER & CO/SNEW BUILD XNGSi Queen-street COLE'S SHOP AND ADJOINING SHOP AND PREMISES, Queen-street HULME'S SHOPS AND PREMISES. Qoeen-Btreet BASDOWN & CULLEN'S SHOPS AND PREMISES, Quoen-stroet BED HON HOTEL, Viotoria-Btreet M LOUKROAira SHOP AND PRBMISBS, Wpndham-Btreot ' BOUSE and ALLOTMENT 18, SecOon % yiotorla-street' . THREK COTTAGES and Allotmont 7, See* tlon %i, Vlctoria«treet' BOUSE and ALLOTMENT 7, Section 1»| Victoria-Btroet » HOUSE and TWO COTTAGES on part 21, S Section 18, Hobaon-street GRAFTON ROAD-Allotmont 10, Section 18 MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL-LotS U, 45,16,0164' jg^n parHcnlars will be advertised In a few flays. Meantime any information may be OOtainea Of MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors; or of B. TON KS A CO., Auctioneers, B, TOHK& B. O, OAEB. B. D. XOHKS WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, AT 12 O'CLOCK^ B. TONKsicO^ ■««rILL sell by auction on Wednesday, W'^ May 80. at 12 o'clock, i vmt WeU-known PROPBBTY of ihe WAI -™|aTOCOALOOMPAI4J (WMJTBD). at HUNTLT, fJotataa the . TAUPIRI OOALMD«i& Tho Land is now being, laid Off Is TOWNSHIP SBOTIOJNS ACRK ALLOIMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each, ' At the same time will be sold tta HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Which now etand on the property. ~:■-.: Conatoing of— 8 HoMeg oontalning four rooms each 1 Hodbb oontalninK three rooms «• 1 Hons? containing two i ooms ■'■ 1 Blanki.mlth'fl Shop ".' ' i '• " *". lStabtej^., . . ~ , ,-, ~, •, IXeima Easy. Plum ready Bhortly, Farther patUoniaH may be had of , B. TOJSJKB & CO., -/• - '~ y'-AwfiHoneera, ' i .......,, ~j,( . .. . ~ ~ .. I', .'.■ KOtICB, * : . "' '• rpHE SALE of IMPRVBD 9 ARM ot HAUTAPU lfl POSTPONKD. SAMUEL COCHRANK & 80S, Auctioneer*. _ „_.„



AaoTionf^ tr, 8. OOCHEANB JAS. DAOIW MONDAY, MAY 28. rf]f OBDBR OP THE BEOISTKAB OB1 SUPBBMK COURT OF HEW ZEALAND. M 3 ACRE?, WaIPU. THB Subscriber* will sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-streot, on Monday, 28th in stant, at 12 o'olook, ALLOTMENTS 195 and 231, Parish Of Walpu, containing 113 acres. Conditions of sale on application. BAMUEL COCHKANK & SON, A.ticticnos*i. W, S. OOOHBANKJ l"S. DAOBB MONDAY, MAY 28. . . ALLOTMENTS, ELLEKSLIE, KINGSLAND, CORO- T,HE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-streot, on Monday, 28th inst., at 12 o'olook, ELLERSLIE.-liOt 113, having frontacea of 66 foet to Panmuro Road, and 196 feet to Amy-street. KINGSLAND ROAD.-A First-class BcUding Sito, having 100 foet frontage to Queen street, only about 100 feet off main road.by ico f eot deep. By Order op tiie Trustee in the Estate op James White, Lot 331 and 32, Section 46, Townßhlp of King, stone, Coromandolv No Reserve. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anotioneers If, B, OOCHRANK JAS. DAOEI MONDAY, MAY 28. By Order of the Trustee in the Estate of Robert Ecilly Ralph. IMPROVED FARM, TAUPIRI, WAIKATO. TIHE subscribers have received injstrnc L tlons from ihe Trustee of the Bstate ot R. R. Ralph, to sell by public auotion, at the Land a art.. Fort-street, on Monday, May 28, at la o'olook, AUotmcnts No. 18. 31,23. and 289, Parishi o Tauplrl, Bank's County, containing 300 aore. more or lees. N.B.~TUIa Property la Bituate Rbout two miles from Huntley. lisa a comfortable Farm house and Outbuilding! on It, and is otharw>so permanently Improved. The Railway p&esoe thronKh tho Procerty, and It has also a large frontage to the Welkato. SAMUEL COOHRANB & SON, Anctioneora. WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, AT ELLERSLIE HOTEL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, GLASS, CHINA, PICTURES, ONE OF THE BEST PIANOS IN AUCKLAND, HORSB, COW, &c, &0., &a E. & A, ISAACS aAVE received lnitrnctlons from Cap tain J. Ellis (who is removing to Tauranga), to se.U by auction, at the Ellersllo Hotel, on Wednesday, May 30, at U o'clook, the ™ffiss, a^ra w r tob Full particulars In fnturo Issue. E. & A, ISAACS, Auctioneers. Medical, ■KTERVOUS DEBILITY. Tin T I- U-poT-o Vvrvk iXT' BiIMV TuifAT- Dizziness, Sonvuluiona, Fits, Nei voub Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting In Insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Ola Age caused by over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one month's treat ment. 63 a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any ease. With each order received by na for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purohaser onr written guarantee to re fund the money if tho treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KINO & SONS, • ■ .'. . Ohemißte, .. Qneen-Btreet. Auckland. Glass and Earthenware. f~l LABS, CHINA, AND BARTHKNWARB BOYLAN & TANFELD, IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLAB9, AND ~ EARTHBNWARE, Beg to Intimate that since Removing! their BKTAit BCBINHBB to their New Premises, they have opened a Large Assortment of NKW GUODS, including a Great variety of very choice ornaments In Dresden and other China, Figured Glass, Faience, Venetian, and other res- ■ erlptlons of Ware from ■ . ■ . some of the best English and Continental Houses, an in spection of whloh they respeotf nlly solicit. Having ascertained from many recent visitors that an impression exlats In the minds ot some that Goods of an Expensive Class Only are kept br them, they wish to state that they Import Street from the Manufacturers, Harthenw«re Goods and Glassware ot BVEKY DESCRIP TION, and their prices are so LOW, that they are oonvinced a visit to their Now Shop will satisfy the public that there Is no Cheaper House In Auokland, nor anything like such a Large and Varied Stock to seleol uom. ■ < Address i— 174, QUEBN-BTRBET, Two DoOra Below Mr Rattray's, Drapery. I china,',..;';. . ~"■;. .. qpHE CHEAPEST AND BEST AfiSOBTMENT OF CROCK BR Vi CHI NA, H AND ; H $ • '• ■ ..'■''■ GLASSWARE, g 0 13 AT J. G. BROWNING'S, js 267, queen-stbkbt (neae market Enktbanck). Established 1865. l^ JANOY GOODS. TJ is A D THIS AT ONOK FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINO SALE, EEWARTi T BWIQ DWA R U LBW lO| 9 OUSTOM-HOUSE-STREBiq t kast, : y*"- IS OtTFKHING fiHINJt, pLASS & -pARTHENWARB AT CHEAPER PRICKS THAN BVBB OFKKKKU IN THB COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. 1 THa TliiOT AND GSNBRAL PUBUO AHH INVIT»D TO iHBFBOTi •••■ :; BBBAKFAST, DINNER, AND TJ*A SBT8; . WBDDmS AND BmTHDAY 1 PRKSBNT3.. ~-, ,■• n• .'!■■ .EDWARD LEWIS. ~^« a JJD W A R D BARTLEY, - '_ (iI :/;;;,abo ; 8M:kot,/- ;. ..;Y\'.. ' BTICHBUR'T a.' BDILDINHH, QUBBN-BTRSKT. 0 iovO:b»!



Sporting Requisites. . ~ Shooting Season, X 883» rT\HB FOLLOWING EMINENT MAKBBB~ AKK RBfRBSENTau BY THB.UNUER- J. BIGtNl'. D, W. &C. SCOTT & SON, W. W, GKEENEB, I. HOLLI & SONS. ON ViaW AT MY HTOKK, The ITinest and Largest Stock of Guns .EVER SHOWN IN NEW ZEALAND, GUNS SPECIALLY BOBBD^OR^YN^^W^PKBFEOT- BRASS SHBU*. BY SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND. W. H. Hazard. Gunmaker^j*^™ S^o^k m ABTHUB} AQBNTS ALSO FOR HAY, MBRMOK * CXVS GUNPOWDER, FOB THE COLT'S FIRR ABMB COMPANY, AND FOR JAMES PAIN'S FIREWORKS FACTORY, LONDON. Jgg^QOBEN-STRBKT, |gg Pbiob Lists on application. : Tea Merchants. ITTNAPPKOACHED IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS ARE THE TEAB \J BOLD BY ROBERT NEAL, THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN & VIOTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND. It mar not be universally known that without Advertising. Tlokotlna, or Puffing, KOBBHT NKAIj hsfl obtained in a tew yean the liargest Befall sales ot Teas In the Province o( Auckland. Thlß foot la unmistakable proof 0( the I'UHKNIMSnnd BIH'KKIOK QUALITY OF TtlK TKAB BUI I XjlK]). Aa the result of forty yean' English and Colonial experience In the trado. and by oarefol soleotlon Of tho best Of tho vorloua srowlhs Of INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. RO'JBKT NKAL | la able to ulve hU Coatomerg EXTRAORDINARY VALUK. 1 Tho BLENB Ot TEA tt 18. 1 AD. la acknowledged to be UNEQUALLED at the PRICE. 1 The BLBND 01 TEA at OS.I AD. 11l Mixture of the Bat Teas Imported this Beaton, and a Treat to Connolaaanra, The BUFBBIOR QUALITY Of the TEAS BOLD by ROBERT NBAL are bo Belt svldent those who bare tried them, that no solentlflo anr lysis la nooasßnry to proclaim their uenuine Purity and Exoellenoe. THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN-BTRKBT. AUCKLAND. i "INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." _ No. 95, VIOTOKIi-STBEKT. Ixold and Silver Medals FB , DK . WBnBH ---, lebelnß c, nr > keeping his name constantly before the pablio cyja rii a To»nmn oMalrly trustworthy exporlenoo. TtTT-n-n tit n\TTvnT\ mm 1 takes thlsopportnnity of thanklnij his numerous PURE BLENDED TEA. ° S fezZtt&2^lZXXS* all olaases purchasing bis Teas, be they huh or . loir priced, will continue to rooeivo aa hertto -1 fore the samo faithful and impartial treatment. ' I vend no slaughter or vlottmiaina lines, bai «SSP* A QLT every line advertised will be fousd havlog its 9jp ilioJV trae oonntarpari In tho Tea tendered to par chaser—whether to ohlld, adult, or by letter. , VTiTTT? r<'Drir(TrlT? T?Tn? TT GKNUINK TKA does »b a rale obtain—both lUU 1\ ixJtvU'L/JCiiv r KJSX 11. Rom chln»| nod India; tho mveksb la the ex- I ■ - oeptlon, not the rule, a rAßOiwiTKit noviltv ... . than Genuine Tea la a couheotly bbkw»d and puopibi.y bebvxd Oup of Te«. My aim for the years I have been before tho Auckland xt a TTTi -VT/-V rvmTTWTJ pablto has been to publish what Good Te» oon- JtlAYlii JNU UlxlJCiJit Btits ot, bo that the consumer mliiht be my j udtjo. Those who would that Ignorance shoalil ■. y\TT\ prevail oon.ldor a man foolish tor his pains, bat IVI JN-L/. I have boen more than compensated by the GOLDEN ci'ivlONß of hundreds ot people for hundreds of miles round Auokiond. and. as In -——""■ tlmated, many of my ooetomers I have not _ _ _ _~,_._ , _ Tr aeeni I can readily admit the desirability of PEEL I M IM AKX giving Gold Medals to Tea Growers for pro . ■ duolng Toa of rare excellence, pains and ex vrnrnTntn pense being incurred In iv production, but none JNVJXXvrJdIi ot this bolongs to the Paoset Tk«m*n Many can, bat few do, constantly «lvo good value for ■■i .1.. mosey. I enspeot that Medals to Paokot Teas, it put to tho test throu«h the Colonies, would turn ont much like the London Bakers wheii Owing to the constant enquiry for our CBLK- Sin&SE BRATED GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED Mjinr wanted thsir particular bread reported TEAS in AUCKLAND, wo beg to inform all on, but th« wil> dnotn* Mid. "On, ie*. pro iwrsofasooH PURf AWTCOUI! tl.at w« are vl-^ >~„ , By ,S0 »o^nyflhwlUhlHi <; ;«l«wm about lv opou a BKA-CH at loti yU.c.J)..'*- all tDl ,,,ijt u ,,u> ." Ju(U<. v..; a union n. , STREET, next to the New Zealand Clothing 1 factory, and trust we shall reoeive the support committee ot Bn y local exhibition in New z«a I we have been promised. We might Mention land, or elsewhere, have Riven Gold Medals tor . that onr PURE TEAS are Sold Wholesale and P«oket ■ Retail by us at onr different Kstabltohments, ' and by over GOO Merchants and Grocers. On are a miserable failure, what <s the medal asking the support of the Public, we must ask J2*«SL%2»» ai from the Px"o'll^ them to see that our NAME and PRICE is on nwn ™ *aB vw"iumßr' ■ every Packet Sold by Grocers (none other Is jsa. PRIOK OURRBNT i— 1 genuine). All our Teas are Bought and Blendod "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Are a combination of some of the finest, the supplied to cur Branches and Agents from our strongest, and the riohest Havoured Teas tip in nvmrv r*rtiit^hnr«». Wuva hnan a«- Imported. My aim with tnis Tea is HEAD OJfFlt-Ji;, UiMStcnuron. iiave neon ao- £ havfl BOmeln i n g fl, fa anyone's knowledgod exceptionally Clean and porfoctly table on any oooauon; PRICK, PURE. See " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." 38. P«K POUaD. i HavebeenawardedGOLDandSlLVEßMedals «,TiiA«TT'7MTVTTTMTr " flavoured Teas. In the Southern Hemisphere. great care so aa to seoure firat-orop Tea ] Thoußandfl of Families and the leading Clubs, Torn -the bott-ltnown growths, woll Hotels, and Restaurants use nothing but our 2d loW GUARANTEED PURE TEA. cured. PRIOK. 2s. 80. PER POUND. " TEA EXTRAORDINARY." This Tea has attained a popularity and wide circulation whtoh ii only oompatablo with _,_ close study end attention to tbo tastos of NTIITiSON MOATTC fc CO • lBr«0 cIBBB ot «io-«enerai com- POUND. ' TEA MEBCHANTS. „ D^E £™™^ OVREJ) CHEISTOHUROH, DUNEDIN, QffAIUNIMD .^n, lmum [WELLINGTON, NAPIER, pbioe. is?tol PKitPOUND. In the Cup this Tea Is a marvel of cheapness. AND AUCKLAND. GUAKAN^Tn purh ; - '[' « . CHOICE FIRST CROP BROSKN LEAf , " PANYONG CONGOU." OPEN 21 ST MAY. Prioa.laGdUperlb. ; "PURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGB," , 7 ,i ■■ With capital body and flavour. :'.'."; ' ' Ud. per ponnl. : AGBNTB -|?VERYWHBRB. A GENUINE INDIAN TE AS, ' In Original Packages, from Is. 6d, ! per' pound. ■ >> ' FEEDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTEP, .. '-~ '', 95, VIQTORIA.STREJST, y ' ' ' ' ' ' . == 'AUCKLAND. ■ r • .•. ■ ,-.,., .■•'.■' aawiniz Machines. ■ BTABLISHKD 1370. t BUY / £ k**n? an^ "Btetatfc Agantft ONLY THB s' \ r.X^OSgi ~ lw. r, obuluvaw CELEBRATED /(Z?*/ JP#.- «l • MoSS &; ( ,'o., /<C* / HOUSE, LAND, AN EBTATK AGENTS. r ' • /. V / 3HOUM.A«I>BTBKiIT, /s^ v X Intenfltaß Buyers are respeotfally Invited to / O / taspeot our LUt of Properties. ■O / ...m,™™ Money to Lend at Cnrrent Rates of Interest. y» y mAUUINIta. __, The Baslert. Simplest. Best Made, and Most OoachbuUderß, &c. Durable. -■_ . TheonlySewlng Machine whloh has never &A.TKIN, been beaten in competition. DBBHJNKRB AND BUILDERS i solk Agents in New Zkaland j ■ b flflf fe SKAKESPEAR & CO., jjf jijinmiiiifflßi^ii i£^ w M Qneen-Btreet, Oppoßlte the Market. V^alH^^W^g^^g^^ S© ■Q- R O U N D Ii I M E. X, XJ^ff— \\m.i^44^»> P - . . . ,'■'.;■ ■:- OF ' GROUND JiiMß BNOLIBH. AMERIoaN, FRBNOH, AND , UnVVniJJbkUUi. ANIOTHBRSTYLSOFCARttIAGKB. FOB EalE, ESTiBLISHBD 1864 . SOUTHGATE'S ~: i". ~i^^^gw> " MAHURANBI HYDRAULIC GROUND #*• -fWEwZ In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors >*-|K'^>X-j—^ llhmL .^ . Cellara, eto. piext to stone fiaggin»i<B tin- f^m\ /CJKfcjOi jSBe^SBm rivaUed for durability and hnrd-eSttag I^kO Psm¥S /A^SSBBPn\ qualities). For tanks and other wet V~~%f±J \ PAVSS( ) f^gTOfiVM * work i is a flrst-claas materia Yf^yJ^J^d B. KEANE, SOLE AQKNT, . , *bu£3£u?'^ CnSTOM-HOUSB-STEBBT. DOYS' VEL'OCIPEDEc, 225. j ■ „ TsinTTrg tw r,rttw<th.f a »rif n ft ■*-* PERAMBULATORS, 16b. ; i T^^SMffiiSS CARRIAGES all kinds (Whole ■ A , BABY S rEI™c aA%iA e KS:, and A-aßir.i.ll* ts a anfllolent guarantee aa «n the Also, BICYCLES (best English make), BOOK ' B,inuinesa of PaJLHAM. BIiNNiTVNKiANI' : ING HORSES, &O. OO.'3HYDRmOLIOLIME. ITor Walls. Bloom and Garden Paths It OApoTBB Rvbbkd oxrt. - R. ANDERSON, -jForoirculare and farther information apply at , paihiamatta .stpthi't qvrwiii*''' ;' iV ft-*SASraf' B & *°N lAMESBU TOH 88. TT 'oARPBNTE^AND'JOINBRa <* CARTER, CONTRACTOR. SCO. ■ r I v VuloamLanb. Goods Carted and Delivered front Bhlp's Side ■■-'■' " • ' s onßhortestNotloe.*•■.-. ■< ■ ■ .r■■■. . .-,-. AUBranohoeofthe BnlldlngTradeoxoontedby 'BALLAST SUPPLIED. I '^^iperSSbSamrkmen. NewoflStle and Bay of Islands Coal; alsoi Slre -810 Shop Fronts. O/lloe Flttinßß So. wood (out and uncut) reasonable. ~,,



Prospectus. ■pROSPECTUS OF NKW ZEALAND IRON AND STEEL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL „ _ £200,000 10,000 Sharks of J35 Each. 12,000 Shares to bo allotted at prosont, and tlio Bolanco whon It Is found necessary to Enlargo tho Works. Tho Shares hold In Resorvo will bo allotted to tho Shareholders at par, in proportion to tho number of Shares held. Directors: Clark,1 James McCo :h, Auokland Stone, Captain James, Auckland Morrln, Thomas, Auokland Chambers, John, Auckland DawHOn, William, WoUlngton Holdsblp, Georgo, Auokland Keep, J. 11., Auokland Gardner, Guy H., Now York Solicitors : Whitakor, Russell, and Buddie. Bankers: Bank of Now Zealand. Secretary pro tern, i James Mucf arlano. TnK New Zbamnd Ikon and Stbhl Com- I'any, Limited, is organised to manufacture Bar and Pig Iron and Wlro from tho Iron sand doponlts of tho Went Coast, by moans of the patents owned by Mossrs John Chambers and U. 11. Qardnor. Tho practicability of thoeo patents having boon .fully proved by tho works at present in oporatlon at Onehunga, thoro remain but two points to be coiißidered—viz., tho coat of nianu f aeturlng and tho market for the product. THK COST. In estimating the comparative cost of manu facturing iron hero and in England there are throe itemß to be considered, viz t labour, coal, and raw material. The raw material Is almost a nominal cost to us. Tho coal will cost no more hore than in England, for it is intended to use only gas for all heating purposes In tho works, whioh can bo produced by means of gas generators from Black or any brown coal at a far lower cost than tho same amount of heat can be obtained from burning coal. Labour is then the only Item which will cost more hero than in England, and we havo to consiaor what advantage wo possess to counterbalance this groator cost. These advantages consist (Ist) in situation, by which wo save 10 per cent, on tho Homo cost whioh is absorbed in commission, insurance, exchange and interest, and outward freight, as tho freight from Auckland or Onohunga to all• foront piflcos in tho Colony will be no more than tho charges in England in bringing tho iron from tho mills by rail and oartage and shipping oharges in London; (2nd) in our process, by which wo save cost; of fettling (or wrought iron Bcrap), whioh in puddling from pig has to be put Into tho furnace, and the cost of making the vig and the waste of tho same in puddling. This is a most Important item in our favour, and would bo alone sufficient to counterbalance the greater cost of labour, for by the patonts under which this Company will work the same result Is obtained from iron sand as Is obtained from pig iron, thus saving the expense of making the pig. The difference In cost between pig Iron in England, sultablo for making good bar iron, and iron sand at Onohunga being rally 35s per ton in our favour. If, then, wo tako tho amount of saving whioh wo havo by our process and situation to counter balance the greater oost of wagoa in ihls Colony,, we havo :— Ist —10. por cent, on tho Homo cost—say £7.. IV 2nd—Saving in freight 29/ 3rd-Saving of fettling .. .. .. ..3/ 4th—Saving of coatot making the pig .. 35/ 6th—Savinicof manufacturers profits .. 7/ W/ The total cost of labour In manufactaring pig iron into finished bare in Enizlund >a under 86s per ton, so tliat if the cosi of labour here ia even as high us GOd there remains a large margin of profit. It is PBtimnturt Hint tho total oont of tho r,ewl flnMiod bur Inn a Oni>hunea will li,< no dtic^tiljur ton. TIIE MARKET. Tho production of cheap iron opens bo large a field of industry that it Is impossible to estimate the future of this trade. It Is an undoubted fact that bar iron can bo mado from iron sand more cheaply than from any ether ore*. The supply of raw material Is unlimited, and New Zealand should become one of tho largest iron producing countries in tho world. The many branches of manufacture, of which cheap iron is tho primo essential, will no donbt spring into life now that both iron and coal may be obtained in Now Zealand, and with the supply so will tho demand Increase. Tho amount of Iron Imported Into Australasia In 1882 was as follows :— Austral la.No w Knulywi,. TL Tons. Tons, Bar Iron .. .. 11,600 9,250 53,760 Fencing Wiro .. 40,000 0,500 19,500 Galvanised Iron.. 37,080 B,tW 14.080 Pig Iron .. .. 24,600- 4,000 28.600 Plato Iron .. ... 9,250 1,000 10,250 Wire Nails .. 0,750 2,790 8,500 Hoop Iron.. .. 3,750 BSO 4,800 Hhcot Iron:. .. 3,600 600 1,103 These figures do not include Tasmania or West Australia, The prosont cost of South Staffordshire iron, which Is universally usod in those colonies, ia £7 10s, f.0.b,, London, costing delivery in New Zealand about £9 10s, which ia one of tholoweai prices for many years, owing to tho depression of the iron industries In England. Auckland iron at £3, f.0.b., would thus keep out the imported iron, and leave a large profit to tho manufacturers. It is also proposed to manufacture the iron into a fow articles whioh are largely used, such as fencing standards, fish plates, railway spikes, &c, &c, on whioh a larger profit can be made. Fencing Btandards cost In the South Island about £11 por ton; and are used to the extent of over 3000 tons per annum, and in other lines large quantities can be sold at better profits than can bo mado on bar iron. Fencing wlro being protected by a duty of fll per ton, and by a large cost of importing, offers a profitable field of industry; and it is proposed to add this line to tho products of the Company as soon as the above operations are at work. The slag from tho puddling furnaces, if it con tains a sufflolontly high percentage of Iron, will bo smelted in on ordinary blast furnace, and run into pig Iron, thus utilising all tho waste products, Sydney and Molbourno will tako a large quantity of iron from us, as low freights are easily obtained to those colonies. It is cxpooted that Now Zealand Iron can be sent to England and tho United States at very profitable prices, as tho iron mado from sand in tho United States by this process Is found to bo of so superior a quality for making high-priced steel that the whole of it Is con sumed by that branch of industry, and the frice paid would yield us a large profit, ndia, China, Japan, and San Francisco open fluids for exportation, whioh we may shortly hopo to compete for, as our location is most | favourable for them as a basis of supplies, and at certain soasona of the year freight can be had at a merely rate; and a speedy enlargement of tho works, as the requirements of the trade may domand, 13 provided for in the 28,000 unallotted shares. Thcso sharos, when allotted, will be offered to tho stockholders at par in proportion to the shares hold. ,■ i This Company will take over the concessions obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 acres of land, and tour miles of foreshore on tho North Head and two miles of foreshore on the South Head of Manukau Harbour, and three miles of foreshore at Tara naki, which will supply all the iron sand neces sary for many years to come. No other place on the west coast offers such facilities for cheap coal and ready transportation of the finished produot as Onehunga; as, from its location we can ship from either the East or West Coasts, and from tho North Head the sand can be put into barges at any state of the tide or weather, without going outside tho Heads, an! brought to our own wharf. ' • These considerations make these conoenlona particularly valuable, while the lease at Tara naki will bo available for the manufacture of oharooal iron, as a good quality of oharooal can be obtained in that olstriot at a reasonable price. Tho New Zealand Government has offered a bonus of £1,000 for the first 200 tons of wrought Iron blooni3,and an additional £1,000 for the first 200 tons of pig iron, manufactured from Iron sand, which this Company will secure. Tho patonts owned by Messrs Chambers and Gardner are so essential to the manufacture of iron by the direot process, that it is Impossible to manufacture Iron from iron sand In payable quantities without them, thus securing to the Company a virtual monopoly. Of the first allotment of shares, Messrs Cham bers and Gardner will receive for their New Zealand patents 3,000 shares paid-up to£4,and in future allotments of shares up to 10,000 in all 25 por cent, of snch allotments paid up to £1. 9 000 shares are at prosont offered to the public payable as follows:—10a on application, lite on allotment, and,2os at intervals or 8, B, and 9 months the remaining 20s at an interval of not less than threo months af tor tho hist call, but it is not anticipated, that it will be nooosaary to call up more than £4 per share. In view of the many advantages we possess— a large and constantly growing market at our doors, and separated by so many miles from its present base of supplies, a pmonoally unlimited supply of iron sand, suitable cool at a low prioo close at hand, and tho cheapness of our working —we have no hesitation in offering the shares of this Company as one of tho safest and moat profitable investments whioh has ever been , before the public ,



i Ironmongery. ~, T-&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MEROHAHTS, IMPOR TE R S OP Every Description of HARDWARE, AGKICULTUR L IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FKftCING WIHE, BAKBKD FENCING WIRE. «/ / O 00 / / /-H GO / / (—* r-t / / s?j I// JhL /1 If 7§ 00 I *£• 00 IK Single Barrel Guns, Double Barrel Gnus, Breach-Loading Guns,. Revolvers. Spotting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Coses, Patent Wire C'*rtrldga« for loog ranges, Cartridge Bag*, Game Bags, Gun Caws, Car fridge-making Implements, Re* Cappers, Kxtr«cUr», Air Pistols, Air Gun«. T. & 8. MOKHIN & CO. (LiMITID would rail special »ttontlon to the above ex teatiTe and wall-wlected stock of Gum Mid ammunition, guns at pricss to suit all pukcuaskbs. Carpentersl Tools. Assortment of 'HMHWB^qr Bngliih and mU^^ Jraflflfll A metican 4if V%'\ fBRPJ description, BHMflt%BHK|s[{' '-' . Firmer Chitels, M H|H men, Squares, Wffilnm Brace Bits, lH§P*B3™PysTir' md Double IUHDnnuDJ (Smoothing; Qms Or amps, IBKPSJh ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indbprasible In every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BKLLS- Etaetric Bills (in Sets), with Indicator! j Single Electric Belli (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bod rooms, Offices, , KEROSENB COOKING BTOVBS- A Luge Atsortment; sizes in stock salt ' able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Fauiiiy. ' " v CHEAPER THAN, GA 6 i ii : ( !•■ y, ii.i "i.. KEROSENE LAMPB- A Beautiful Assortment; Mew Designs; Dnplex, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. ' > LOCKB -nglish and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, AIXOWB THfC DOOR TO REMAIN OPEN ENAMELLED SINKS- Enttmelled Sinks; all sizes; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled. and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines. GAKD'H JEWELLEKY CLOTHS— A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c NO POWPER REQUIRED, , T.&SMOKBIJS&COv LIMITED. \ GHNUINK PACIFIC RUBBER PAIRT



Draparv and Olotbinff. Caution to the Public, In ooaeoquenoe oi many mlileadlng AdvertlßO ments lately appearltin In our papera, SAMUEL nOOMBES g. C\^. AMUBL ijOOMBES w \JQ. la their uiual good faith, htva Iseuod thefol-1 liwlns Moe List. Wo guarantee eaoa . Artlole given, and the price will ■peak for itseif i- Qood Hoasehold Callc \ 32-Inch wide, 2}d per yard The Celebrated A A V Calico, 30-inch wide, Sid No. 2 Orewdnon's, 4Jd per yard No. 3 Crowdson's, 36-lneh vide, CJd per yard 72-lnch Heavy Whito Twill Sheeting, 10} d per yard All widths in Flulay'a Sheetiog 60 per cent. less than elsewhero go-ioch Double Warp Twill Sheeting, Is 4d per yanl, balf-prlco 10-4 Fine Wltney Blankets, 6i 6d; worth 17s 6<l L«rge Bize Fineit Quality, 21s per pair Qullto, in all •fees, from 2s lid each Flannel, B}d per yard, will not be purchased elsewhero less than la '■ Colonial Flannel, Is OJd Dress Departm mt. 27-inch Huavy Serge, suitable for Winter DrceuM, GJd j worth la 27-Inch All Wool Serge, 10& d; odginal price, Zi A Quantity ol the moat Fashionable and Newest Material* will be sold at lets than coit Black and Coloured Velveteens, from Is 6d per yard Black and Coloured Silks, 2a Cd per yard; worth 5a Cd 8 Cases of Winceys, sja; worth Is per yard JMillinery and Mantle DEPARTMENT, A Lot of Black Chip Hats, fashionable ■nape, 6Jd each > ■ ■ 100 Hato a.d Bonnets, this Seuon'i Goods, impoi t< d direct from Paris, will be told at half-price All our Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters will be sold at one-third loss than usual price Clothing Department. 500 Fain Men's Extra Strong Tweed Trou ten, 6tUd; worth 10s6d : 800 Men's Suits, Colonial nude, 25s the suit 200 Navy Serge Suits, 21s; worth 45s GO Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coatf, 10a 6d % worth 304 200 Tweed Macintosh Coats, 15s 64; worth .6O<; v 140 Tweed and Cloth Overcoats, from I6s Shirts, Collar*, Ties, Socks, at half-price COOMBES &CO. Will not sell to Shopkeepers or Retailer*. As the prloe» In many onsen are muoh below pi Whulesala Price, thej only p!ea<re themßelves to bd pply oon-, Burners at aoova . [ UrtMeea. - ■''" ■ J':AO,','*>;''! -><t :; i". NOTK THB ADDRKSd- ON THE PREMISES LATI£;/V 0C ,,, CUEI.Ip BJT J # CqSQRAVK « Cp, ,«Jf fiJTAiJ-V! '"■ Vi.' 111:; •■".;...?' in .IX Tl:l'HiOM*.i J'l t|j %',) -. 'Hi Samuel Coombes & Co, :'-, .r~7r:vr t -, "..■.';■ • '■ ~ . .'■■'■ b/ LI ffuiv: ■ «':■ ■':■ r ., - :'. ( : M JaaiiiJJOiJ m



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