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"*" JotsßTy, JULY 17. JUNCTION YARDS. CIOK SAIE, atluTJunction Yards, on II Tuccdjy next, ISO Fat Bul^ka. from W»l»ara, Walkato an(TKlßhbourhood HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YABBS. mOB BALE, at tho Durham Yards, W «w mn».ftt v o>oloCk' HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINS, HDNTER & NOLAN. ' TUESDAY, JULY 17. IHS HAYMABKET. FOB SALE, at the Haymarket, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, 800 tacks Flcst-closf Oata 81 BAChB Costa Maizo . 9 Btwkß Wheat __ ALP BED BUCKLAND. THURSI'AY, JULY 19, IHE REMUERA YABDS, Fi'Jß SALE, at the Kemuera Yards, on « Thursday nert, Joly 19. 200 Llnooln KweP. In Lamb to Mr May a Rmbs 150 WeU fatted ia-tlo m f, aal 8 yh cow ß . Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs &LFKICD BUCKL&N.T. SATURDAY, JULY 21. TIMBER AT UAIIID'S AV.IARF. FOB SALE, on Saturday next, July 21, at 11 o'oloct1, 26000 FHET OV SECOND CLAS3 TIMBER ' at Good Quality. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET KEGULAR S&LKS OF HAY AND STRAW KACH TUKBDAY AND FRIDAY, At 11 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND, fIOUNTBY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno-Monday, July lfi, „ Drury—Wednesday, July Is PapaKura—Wodnesday, July to. AL^HEU BUCKLAND. "TUESDAYS. THK HAYMABKBT. SALE OF WOOL) SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each TueedM. tt 11 tfolooki ALFBKD BUCKLAND. MONDAY, JULY 10. CITY OF~AUCKLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FOB BEMOVAL. 16 WOODEN DWKLLING.HOUSES, 6 LAKGK WORKSHOPS, Situate in Grey, Cook, and Albert-streets. 3 WOODEN DWELLINGS, SHOPS, &C,, Situated in Wellesley-street. 19 WOODEN DWELLINGS, SHOPS, &C., Situated in Wakefield, Mount, and Symonda-stteet*. G. W. BINNKY HAS receifed Instmctions from tho City Council to 801 lby auotioi, a» noon, on Monfl»T. July M* next, on the Bronna. BUILDINGS A3 ABOVF, FOB BBMOVAL. Terms Cash. The toiowing will be the Order ot tie Sale : -1 Workshops. Grey-street 3 Workshops and Building, Coolc-Ureet 3 Workshops and Baliaingf, Albert-street i Workshops and Buildings, Wellesley-etreet B WOiKßhops and Buildings, Wakeflold-rtreet 0 Workshops and Bulldlnfeß, Monnvttreet 7 Buildings, SymondE-utrect. """ MONDAY, JULY 10, At 11 o'clock. PIANO, CHEFFONIER, TABLES, COUCHES, SOFA, CHAIBS, SEWING MACHINES, PICTURES, JEWELLERY, DBAPBBY, TINWAEE, BATHS, CBOCKERY, sffIEB'VMJ'UiATORS, GLASS, D. F.IbTaNS Tf as received instructlona to sell f6n on Mondaly, July 16, at 11 o'clock, &C.. &°" XCI D, fTeVANS, Auctioneer. w fcOOOBBAin »*& DAOM MONDaY^ULY 23, ---dy obbbr of tee mobtgagjr PIVK • ROOMED HOUBF) NORTH SHOBE, FOUR • KOOJ>IED"HOUSE i ROCKY KOOK. nhHK Stibacribers *ill Bell at Kooms, X FOrt-Btreet, On Monday, 23ra inafe, at 12 tfßoo!hwcati!rn portion of Lit 6 Sab Lot 1 of d LoH7do'f thO Snb-part, ttt U, seollon 10 Bub fortablo Konr roomed CotUgo thereon. PAMUEL COCHBANK & SON, Auctioneers. VALUABLTK FBEEHOLD, ALLOTMENT. 6 Feet Frontage to Albert-street, 68 Feet Frontage to Chapel-street. SITUATED CLOsi~TO TllE DOCK, THE Subscribers have received instrnc- MOM to B«U by auction, at their Boonw. ForHtreet. on MonflV 30th July, at 13 O'clock, By Order of tho Trustees in the Estate of the Late Captain Bowden, ALLOTMKNT 10, Beo. 18, CUy ot Auck land, having trontaßea ot 66 f«et to Lower Albert-sueet and 56 tee* to Chapel-street, with a through depth or 213 feet (adjoining Star Hotel,. Thn above aflordß a rare opportunity Of ac n «Mnff an orlKtoal Freehold Allotment In the X B dl?«.endlt.g». It cannot faU to booomo In a wry few leTrTavwyvaluable property. Land Transfer Title. gAMUEL COCHRANB ft SON, Auctioneer!. . B TOSKfI, E. O. OABB. B. D. TOOTS EAELY NEXT WEEK. BX EA3T LOTHIAN. EX EAST LOTHIAN. BOOTS AND SHOES, Without EksekV& B. TONES & CO. XXI ILL aeil, S3 Soon aa landed Irom the Vt East Lothian, Kfl TRUNKS WOMBN'3 AND CHtti •)U DRKN'S BOOTS AMD SftOHSi I Without Reeervo, Witiiottt Kmrtto



Medioftl. TTEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGII3, ASTIIMA, BHONCHI'riS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEQM, Coinpnppd of tho purest articleE. Thcao Loz enges contain no opiiini nor any iluletmoiH druff, thercforo tin.- moat iU-licato enn takp thi-iri ■with perfect. conlWtnrc. Their beneficial client is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by tho most eminent physicians. (lv use newly CO years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22 Cold Harbour Lane, London^* ' Slr.-Vonr Lozennea are excellent anrt tlio benelicial ellect most reliable, I ••tromcij-rerwn nend them in cacoa of Coiikli ami A <-\ h;im. '■ mi bto at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed rom many years' experience. J. BRINGLOE, M.R.C.US ■ T. S.A., L.M. Indian Aledical bervice. Mr. T. Kkatixo, * Dear Sir.-Havlng tried your Lozenges in India I have much pleasure in testifying to their jeneficial effects in en^e3 of Incipient Consump tion ABthma, and Bronchial Affections. I hnvo prcacribod them largely, with I ho best results. W. H. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keatinft'a Coiißh Lozenßes ara sold by all CliomisH, in tins of various size.H, each having tliewords"Kratinß'sCoiißhl.ozciiKi'S' engrartn on tho Government stamp. HEATING'S WOKM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, Doth in ap pearc.nro and taste, furnishing a most iisreeablo nethodof administorincf the only ciTMin remedy forlntestin.'ilor 'I'hread U'onn*. it is a per fectly safo and mild preparation and h especi ally adapted for Children. Sor.D is Tins bt all Ciikmists. Proprietor-TIIO^IAS KICKTIXG, London KxDOVt Chemist and 1 irus-ifct. THE(|REAT,AMERICiK'[\IEDICINES PiUCE HALF A CROWN ||;^ - 'M\ Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to bo 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. ~||J*" '" "»■■ "" '""~*Un BhILUiJOI. i /.'._■. 3 Business Notices. jy X W "O ONI) E D <^ TO« hS, LOWKH ALBEKT-STIiKKT. J.C, FlKTfljdceireß to intlmato to Importer?. Merchant?, and tho tub lc Ron that his Large and Capacious Concrete promises In Lower iAlbeit-atrit, consisting ot renr flats. capable of itorloa 5,0(0 tans o( mtrchandlse ARK NOW OPICN for tho rectipt or Goods. The basement floors aio especially adaDted for the kooplnst of wines, spirits, fruits, and oil men's bUjmv!, &o. Tho premises r.re flttaa np With a powerful hydraulio lift, and supplied with every pcsflblo oonrenlenca for the con duct and do?patch of baalacss. Tho Ktcra v lll bo nndtr tho mEmgemDnt of Mr JAME3 HDMISTCN, ts "o::.''cd Vrarohonso lieeper; which tho propiiotor beiiovo3 will be a gnarantoo that all bnslnepswll! bo trotisaced to the entire Batlsfactlon of tho mercantile public W>we« Current U,to3. J# mTH# Proprietor. Anekla'.d, Juno 11, ISS3. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MAN ffACTURBKB OF COMMON A.ND TOILET aOAPS, GANDLSS, PEANUT, AND OTHBR LUBMCATINQ OILS. Boap and Can^lo Workß I Pabneli, Oil Works i CusToußoosß-aTBEET West. Wwehouee and Oliloeai I.owkb Aihebt tf»r Cash Paroharera o{ Tallow. Dsllvory taken at tbeli Parncl' Woi*i or WErehcnfe. 1 . Formosco in Morts, iTtTEW ZEALAND FKKNS I J3I (Unmounted, or I Taßtolnlly Mounted in various ways), 1 From 12 np to 120 Varieties, I Fok Sale dy IX B I C CRAIG, I PRINCES -STREET. JHEKE DOORii XB'tVU "SiAB" OFFIOB, MEEOHANTB ACCOUNT BOOKS. iNBUniNCE AND ATIRINQ KKQISTr.B BOOKS SPBOiiiriLT Ruled and Bound, Mudlo, Magazines, Public Libraries and annday Bohool Bcoks well bound, BAKKR9 BPKCIAIj RULKD DAY BOOK 3. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn ISookß Ke-boond. AND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKB aULSD' TF X A C O C X, c OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND KYE GLASSES of overy description. An ACCitratk Fit Guarantked. COMPOUKP MICKORCOPHS & TKLKSCOPES, Powerful and Chen.p. ANEHOrD BAROMBTEOBS, 'I'nERMOMKTERS, BLEOTRIC BELFS, BATTERIK3, AND Fittings, Map,BotO ate^trlo Machines and Medical Colls. OPK3A GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD U AND MAIUNK GLASSES. Theodolitbs. Compasses, Skxtants, Eplrl Hydrometers, Sacchßrometera, Sallnomotera. Arßentoinetora, Sec, &c, &o AfiBMT FOU HYLOR'S PATENT SEWING ASTOI *o«_ c - mNKS and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THE" PPST. OFFICE, SUOUTXASD-STniPiT- J. B* BLAI XI B, VICTOKIA-STP.EET, DmEOT yaoa MiNDMOTOBHBB, Hob tot Bdlo, »» LOW Ratcc- Onrosntars' Tooln Nalls ( LooUb, Hiugca Kltohon I'.i\i:;-n.fi Register Grate;', !n Ki'fiSiß "V •uiot? Marble and Kr.ii:,eUod i.'.i.v.s ManklepleoMi Lersctit Pa -jck In Ancldand Marblo, Klen:rc-fJ:xt<, Curb, anil cthor ITonflera GalvEnlEcU Iron, Crest i.ond, cn3 2!ao fSlQti Cornsnt, nr.'l Fteatez PBCHON INVWJB



Drapery, &c. GRE AT FIRE IN LONDON SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK. J. M. M CLACHLAN ; 222, QUEEN-STBKET, OPPOSITE UNITED SERVICE, Has jnat letiirnod fiom London, whero ho remained two months, In orrfler to take advantage OB1 TDK IMMENSE SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK From tho graat Wood-strmt Flr.i. Two AllMone ware paid by the Tneuranoe Companies as Compensation, but tho Ltaass far txoaed that amount. Iho Catalogooa and Vlows of Flro may b» Berni in Mr Mc! achten'a windows. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR COUNTBY feTOKEKEEPERS TO REPLENISH THEIR STOCK, LIJT OF SOriK OH THtf BARGAINS. ALL NKW AND FAaiUONABLK GOODS. V OR C A S II ONI- Y. DRESSES £I,O.IO worth of BILKS, i»t !5 per onut. discount Oi'L'OMAN BUOOHif, In aU tho Now Shades, with plain to match Now Shades. COLOURED GKO3 UKAIN, 3s lid : reßuHr ptloo. 5i (ill HL ACK SATIN, from 2s Hd to 12a 6d ; regular ptloo. 3* Cd to 17a (M o „. HLACK h.ILKs, warranted rot to col or get Bhlney, reduced from 17a Od to 11s Sd and l*a oa BUOCA.UKiS VOTTOMAN SILKS, og lid to 12s dd; nßnal prico, 7d 6d to 17a 6d HLAOK aATiN UK LYONS and uLACK SATIN RIIA.OAMKB. at came reauotlons 1 cauo VKLVKTKKNS, all tho Now Shades. 2a lid: JORalsr prioo, 4s 1 oaao I&ACK VKLVKTKKN. 18 fld tola Ud; regular prlco. 2.) 6d to Ga6d 00 lioooaNKvv SHAUHS.in nltln Koulo Velours, with Chock to match,9d, 18. Is 2d : regular prlr-o, Is. Is Id. 1b (id. Thoße aro Boft and warm looktnß. and very fashionable 1 CIBB BLACK C IaHMKKHS (vory KOO(i), 15 inches wldo. la 9J to 2s fid i worth 2* M M&> 6d 1 ease New Shades FKKNCII CAaHMKtthS, Crtn>ra, pink, fix., 38 3d; worth 4a Cd FURNISHING— f0 places Wl.'e mhl Good Whlta CALICO. 3s lid por dozon : worth fid por yard 60 iiiecoa Horroak'u Ueat A CALICO, 33 ad por dozou; worth 5d por yard 20 pieces 1 yard wldo UK3T HKSBIAN OILCLOTH, In Id: worth lad 50 pieces Boat A LIVOLKUU, 3s lid; usual prica S3 01. B Quality, Ba6d; usual prloo, M. Boautitul daxlgns Now IUiUSHKLS OAKPttT. 3s 31 Best HKU.-3KLB HAILED la Sd 20 pieces lieamlful TaHHSI'IvY CARP3TP, Is 11 Jd: regular prloo, 3a Gd 3 bales Beat HLaNKKTS, 91, weighs slbs Boza. tor J2d Od: worth 18i Kitra SupiT 121 UhA NKKTs. weluhs 12lbB, 378: worth 153; also, all prices bttween 'JO Splndios KI\GKIUNG WOOL (good shade), 'h GJ hoad ; usual prlco, 3e 6i Ono Yard Wldo Imitation Wtl-ih Flannel, 1». worth la Gd Wldo Army Flannel, a Splondld Article, Is lljd, worth 2a 9d CLOTHING- A BPKCIAL I'UnCHAHK OF £00 WORTH, oonalating 01 ---100 U)>V Norfolk Tweed SUITS, 10a Gd; wonk IBs £00 no> c' Single Breast Kao SUITS, 13s lid ; -north -Oa 200 Youths' ditto, 17s 6d: worth 23s Gd 100 pairs Mon'J Xweed tkoUBkUB. 5s lid ; worth 8a 160 worsted 4 button Sues. Pacsu, and Galatea COATS, all at 18a 6d; worth 35a 53 pairs Mon's Coloured MOLE 3, 5s lid; worth 7s 01 100 pair? Extra Sttut ditto. 7s lid ; worth 9a 6d 10 Waterproof Twood MACKINTOSHES, from 2Ca to Ssa: usual prino, 35s to 15s 50 Bupoilor Fawn and Hluo Cashmere. J\i&CICiNTOSiIKH. tho HKBT MADft, redaood from 63a to 535, lariioat tlzo ; smaller blms at loiriir pHooh Men's Bleck Cloth PKUUK COATS, for Clergymen or I'rofO'nlonal Mon. 50a Men's 4-Uuttcn WORSTED CO AT aid Voat to matori, i.plenitlrt fit a-.d quality, 60a Boja' Knitted KnJcker and Jrrsey HUU3 MILLINERY AND MANTLES -1 cafe OenU'DOUBT.K !>TIiK UMHUKI LIS 9«Cd; worth 15a 1 c\ru Ladits' dlito. 5j lid ; woi th 7a Cd 1 c-ian Post Kxtra (Ju >iity K»lupri<of Black CKAPK, at 10 per rout, dlfconnl .____„. ITKATHKKS PI.OV?«Ka. HAT3.LI.UIIB. J.NU FiNCV 0001)3, AT WONDERFUL 50 Very Superior German and Knßliah CLOTH .TAOKKTS. reduoftd to HI 10a, Hi, and £2 Ilia. Tho prloos markod on thosa aro £210§, £2 10s, and £1. Ihovo ara tha Noweal at d Most Fashionable (1 jedj. and arj a Wonderful Ilainaln. THE WHOLE STOCK REDUCED TO F.FFKCT A CLEARANCE. J. M. M CLACHLAN, 222, QUEEEN^TREKT. jiEXT CRUICKSHAKK, MILLUK & C.O'& '"FIRET'FIRE 11 FIRE I!! ©©"PREMISES COMING DOWN Imperative Clearing-Out Sale OF READY-MADE CLOTHING And MEN'S MERCERY. ggfOn account of tho great Finn NEXT dooh and of OUR PREMISES COMING DOWN, we are obliged to SACRIFICE Our Large & Well-assorted Stock of Clothing AT HOMg.«&y§7-K- Remember, a? we we not aW£ t(1 WO nro other Premises in Qneon-streot, wo aro bound to CLEAR OUT OUR ETJ^RE STOCK AT AKY SACRIFICE. Wo are naksfaftHa to England, but are bound to vacate our prcfont shop, and aro bound to Clt-fi- fvery Line in ONE MONTH. •■■**Vrt2 Stock compviscß every rcquisito in Men's, Boys'', and Yoiltlis' of our well' known Superior Ready-made Clothing. E^ry Article has been selected with tho greatest regard to Durability, combined with Good Workmanship nnd tho Latest Stylo. NO TE THE A DDRESS:— J. LEVY, 214, Queen Street, N.B.—Established since 1869.) 1 (Sale commences 23rd June. Tea Merchants. UnapproacheOiT Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOLD US rteay not bo unlversallj- known ttiat without Aarcrtisinf?, Tickottni?, or Pofftng, ROBf BT NEAL has obtained in a fow ycara tho Largest Retail Sales ok Teas In tho Provlnco of Auckland. This fact is unmistakcablo proof of tho PURENESB and BUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED, As tho result of forty yoars' English and Colonial experienco in tho trade, and by careful solection of the beat of tho various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL is ablo to givo bis Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 1S ""^l^™° *.■<>.. The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10d." ~ rsrclS™. The SopfißWß QuAXtTY of tho Teas sold by Robert Neat, are so self-evident to thoso who nave tried thorn, that no scientific analysis 18 noccssary to proclaim thoir Gcijuino Purity and Excellence. ' Th^tro Rnval RnilHinp-s. Ouep.n and Victoria Streets. Auckland.



NELSON MOATE & Co. DRINK OUR pURE BIENDEItTeA II has No Equal for Truo Natural Flavour, Value, and Strongth. PRICES 2/-, 2/4,2/8 f" 3/-, 3/4, 4/- % Mb. and i-Ib. Packatt. HALP-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blonder." AWARDED COLD&SILVER MEDALS. fELSO^IoATE&jjO. TEA K&HANTSj CHRiSTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. /OENTS-EVERYWHER6. j



Nelson, Moate & Co/s SPECIALITY QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand ClotMng Factory. i



Sewintr Macttineg; j [WSTABLISHED lft'A] BUY O\LT THH CEIjKBEATKI) / 1) 0 M ESTIcN X MACHINKS, / | Tho Kssiost, Biraplest, Be?t Made, and Moat Durable, LARGEST SIIOwTroOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Tho only Sowing Machine which haa novor been boaton in compotition. Sole aqknts in New Zealand i skakespkar & co., Qnoon-atroot, Oppoalte the Market W. .0, JJ> aNNESI ■> H3 Okkal- S&WIKGf MACHINE IMPORTBB, HAH Jlrat B£OHIVHD k. tanks Bhlpmani or iha cnauenita Maohlnt tha World— Tais Whitb Co.'fl Sewing Mkoms*, Ttia Mo*4 ijibnt The l'how>«a» Tho Moot liaylfl Tho Hlßhoat Ann The Moat Slmpla The Lm-kosl TanU The Moat Kasy to Wori: Tha Boat Covet The Moat llui'(ib!a The Simplsst ShuttU The Mo>t Klecaint ':;hu Ncaten MUtoh r.'-.-jHiur.K UAtiHT'anfi Ironn £,$ 10s, TJH BUBT RBWIWO MAOUISSS «V«K ltiDß PAts v: IZAHD SUOBQIUi, £S 10u- Al*O. ALWAVfi OH UAHD- Seuolne Blosei iTrfeter and Bo mv Werthelm Standard Howe Company*! Wheeler and WUaoa erorer and Baker1! Jones'a ABO Domettlo And other sood main. raoM 28, B, f»K WIK I 28, 6D, * Bit WHI All KAOBIWWI 0OlaA»T»«». Sheas Moohinea can be had of my Asentai- N. HoLeanand Co., Pioneer Store, WhamtMt I Thomai Wella, Cambridgo t William Stevens w Onehonga I K. Wayte, Hamilton i ParneU ano Borliui, uinborae i Brennr.n and Co.. Tannngs md it other dacei, nnfl» qrsai iqbpot, QUKKN-BTKKKT. urapery, <be. 9 IMm -O^L&C^9SlsMlßfliftSMfctl^. M ill MKN'S TitOUSRRS TO MEABUHE, 133 Od. Ml^N'ri SUITS TO MEASURE, fi2 Iss. Tho IMMENSE SUCCESS whloh haa attended tho Nkw Zkaland Tweed Company since opening, cimlilca thorn to MKASURR AT THE ABOVE PRICKS. JOSEPH MOSES, MANAGEIJ. Now Teas. "INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE," No. 95, VICTOHIA-STBKKT. TKA PUIOH OURUXN'f ! "VERYUICU DEEP JIUOWN TEA,' ~^ rr—^ipntlnn cl Bomo of tho finest, the "strongest. ana vt*w:::'\'^tl!:'.7.'"?'-o<» Teas lmportnd. Mr aim with this Teatt to havo BomoihlnK fit for nn;ono'a tAhln on any occasion. PBICK, g3. I'KH TOU.vD. "FAMILY MIXTUKE," Amoiit rconomlo hlßholaHß Family Tea,bolt tho India anrt China botnß solnotod with atiM oara ho m to secure flrst-orop Tea from iho lwt-tnown growths, well I.mii l)iul M oil loaf, ripe In tho oup, and thorouKhlr and soundly cured. PUIUK, O a. QO. PBB POUND. "TEA EXTRAOKDINAKY," Tins Toa haa attained a popnlartty and wide circulation, which is only oompatable wilh oloun iiturty and attontlon to the taatoe Of a largo olaaa of tho goneral oom munltT, PBICB. 2 s' PKK POUND. BPfjKNDID '*.r " DAIWEELING-FLAVOUKED MIXTURE," OUAHANTKKn A HMCKD OF ITJRB INDIA AXt China TaAfl. PHICK, ja gO. PKR POUND. In the Onp thin Tea- Is a marvel of oheapnow. GUAKANTKKD PDBK OHOICK KIKMT CROP BBOSKN LBAF " I'ANYONG CONGOU." Prloo, ja OD. por lb, "TUBE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With capital body and flavour. •^jn. PKR POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Urlitlnal Packagos, from la, Bd. per ponnd. FKEDK. WHITBHBAD, TKA IMI'OHTER, 95, V'ICTOlil A-BTBEBT, AUCKLAND. China Teas. new season, 1833-84, 1 havo this day rocoived Cabto adticO Of departure on 6th July of MY FIKST SHIPMENT FROM FOOCHoW, Pcrs.s. Iloihow, duo Ist Augnat, Comprising— 1075 HALF-CIIKST3 950 BOXES. Foochow Huyors ltoport: Valuos this year 10 to 15 por cent. Cheaper than last season ; quali ties conoldorod far superior. AKThUR H. NATHAN. Auckland, 6th July, 18S3. rpELEGKAPH LINE OF COACfIKa LIVEKY AND "BAIT STABLES, KIRKWOOD AND liAKK STREET, CAMBUIIK3B WAIKATO, NKW ZEAtAND. W. K. CARTER, fropriotcr, W. K. C. bogn to rotnrn hia Blncere thanks to hia numerous frionda and the public generally for tho liboral support ho has received Binofl oommcnclnß buoine3s, and has to inform them that, in order to moot tho roquireniontfl of this rapidly advancing district, no is at pTOsent 13Uir,!)INO 1./UtOK ADDITIONS to his I'RKMIBKB. which, whon completed, will mako thorn sooond to nono in tho North Inland. Touriata Cor tho Hot Lake Country snppllea with Saddlo lloraos and liuggioa on the shortest notlco; also, oxperionoed guidea end curoful PuKßies and Saddlo Horaca alwnyß on hire. Ordore by toletfrara or othorwlao punotnally attended to. • Cnmbrldgo, Docerabor 22,1882,



j Ironmongery. _ c. :fo:bt:e:r So oo.J wholesale and retail IROINMONGEKS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND BIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH ANDAMERICAN PLATEDWARE. j RODGERS 1 & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Klectro-plato and Nloklo Spoons and ForKu, Silver-plated Hessert andl Fish'Knivesiwj For». i» Ivory and I'enrl Handles, in Sow or Umos. Silver Plated on Boßt Nloklo. Entree Ulßhes in Beta. Fish ailoos and Carvora. Napkin Kings, Steak Dished. Cruot Frameß. Liqueur Fratma, Kmboanoa and Kngraved Trays, Toa and Coftee 8orvloe», I**o an* Ord Kaakotn. Vino delsaors. Natoraoka, Oelery Stands, sugars and Oreama, Tart Sorvera, Surdino Boxen, Botile Holders, auKar Blftera, Fruit Spoons. Salad Knives »nd Forks, BridOßOske Knives, Jolly Spoons and Dishes, Child-.;;:,J ren'a Cupa and. Beta. WHITE WIRE GOODS. "since we Introduced theeo Good*, they have oomo FmJ» ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. FROM THB ll«BT MAKERS. Himmßtß.ChlaeU.Gonße«. Draw Knlvou. Clyburo Swumerj BorowAWMjOoMfcWi«»oli». Coopws'lKnlw, Bmooth Owvlrg.a^toK, JMk.Bte»a.BtowKaba»e|Pl««e«. Iron Planes. Plow Planet, Niokei-pUted Bit ,??°"i »*•■* Katchot Itaaoes liid Breast Drill* Hogllah and a American Hand Saws, Boxwood Rules, Compasses, and Callipers, ftc, SO. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. a i.i • ,> mi Partible Korae« with Fsn must, Ilydrsnllc Punches and Shearing Machine H v' liuilo und liottle Jacka Nowly Designed amlihn1 Hearth Anvllg. all weights, * Advlls with Vloo oomolned. Swauo Blocks, Hearth Backs, Water Taj re Irons. Tnrnine: Lathes tor Iron and Wood, Stocks and Dies, Screwing Maohlneß for Holla anrl Plpoa l.rllllnK Machines, tec ——o—— COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. OUR LABGE STOCK OF STOVES COMPRWK- Q W Smith and Wallitood'fc Watson. Gow «nd Oa"». * Amarlcan CooklnK Stoyos, with latert toaprow menta, for Coal or Wood. «. P. & Oaf Belf^ettlng Cottaire Hangea with oven and boiler; Bansei with 2 ovens and boiler, aultab'o for Urge tamluei and hotels. UARBI.II MANTKLPIBOEB !n Carved Btatnajj. White Veto. »& ■NAMKIJLKD BLATB Ditto, In BUtok and Gold, and Othet N«wBWM». NBW UIiSIQNB In TUe Hearths, TUoa for Bhopi, Batoi, Fur ■Ware, ton, *a m' V7i o-T,~;.;; STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Just Landud, a Shipment of tho above, from TANGYK 880S1., comprlring ItoarandKl«htho«eSoho Hnelnot.Btoam Funlx»*»«£»«»««• SSSfft^SSSSSIL Bioek (i-tou to 2-ton), JotnerV Olampa, Iron Benoh Screws, Tangye Meiai iw omnom. Phosphur Ilronma. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR 010, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. cni", llurraoane Lantorns. Farm Lanterna, Stable Lantorne, Packet Lanterns Hull's eyo 1 antorns. J übalar Lanturiiß can be lllluo, lighted, and regulated without removing tho slobo, EJ. POETEE & CO. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HIGH-STRBKT, | QUKKN-STREET, A U C X L N D. BRANCH STORE : NEWMARKET. ALL ORDERS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS



(Continued from page two.) House of Repxeseptatives. FKIDAY, Yet Another Petition. At tho afternoon sitting, SirGEORGEGRKY presented a petition from Mr B. Mercer, son of Captain Mercer, who was killed in the service ot the colony. Mr Mercer asked that some consideration be given to him In consideration of Mb father's services. Sir George Oiey strongly recommended the petition to the favourable consideration of the House, as the services of petitioner's father had been of great vplue to the colony. Another Railway Proposal. Mr Levkstam gave notice of his inten tion to move that a line be constructed from Blenheim to Tophouse, Notices of Motion. Mr Turn bull gave notice to ask for a return of the amount expended on the Go verameLt Buildings, Wellinj t >n, up to I date. Mr O'Callaghan gave notice to ask the j Colonial Secretary to produce evidence of i the coat of working the Coutagious Diseases ■ Act in England, and also other information on the subject. Mr TURNBUIX gave notice to ask the Go vernment what securities are held on behall of the Government outside the colony. Powers «/ Oold/ields Vommittee* Mr Uklautoup, Chairman of the Gold] fields' Committee, brought up a report re" commending the extension of the powers of^the Committee wiih reference to making of recommendations to the House. He moved the adoption of the report, whicL was seconded by Mr Skddon. .Mr Rolleston thought it desirable there should be no misunderstanding re' "aiding thin motion, He thought it undesir able that a Select Committee should be per mitted to report on local grievances, &c, without such being referred to them by the House. However, the Goldfields Cop inittee had a special claim, as many special matters arose in connection with the gold' raining industry, and he understood thai the Committee only wished to use the privilege to report on general principles, and not on particular acts. If be was right in this understanding of the motion, he would not oppose it. After other goldfield members had spoken, Col. i BiMitLE moved the adjournment of the debate. '1 hip, howev r, was negatived, and on MrL'eLautour stating that the Committee did not require greater powers than those mentioned by Mr Kollcston, the adoption oi the report was carried. 'xhe Telephone System. Mr Burst, who has been elected Chair man of the Select Committee on the teld phonic system, applied for and obtained an extension of time to three weeks to bring up the report. Question Postponed. Mr SEDDOH asked that his question to the dice: whether Government Intended amending 'tile Mines Act be postponed till next Tuesday, Agreed to. Manurewa Kailway Station. Major IIAURis atked the Minister o! Works if he will canse an inquiry to be made as to the traffic at Manarewa Rail way Station, with a view to appointing a station-master. Mr Johnston said he was making in quiries, and when these were completed he would reply. Toe Decentralisation debate was te turned by Mr Shepherd, who, in a lengthy speech, fought the battles of .Pro vincialism over again. He said there was much in the resolutions which he admitted to be true, and as nothing practicable would result from them, they could now be as easy as a debating society discussing the virtues of Mary, Queen of Scots, or the political events of the reign of Charles the first. The promises held out by the leaders oi Abolition had not b:en fulfilled. He denied the statement of the Treasurer that the financial question was the weak point; bat he maintained that everything could be done by properly organised local bodies. In conclusion, be stated he was glad than aa opportunity had been given him of voting without affecting the occupants of Treasury benches, and moved tho exclusion from the third re solution of the words "including Public Works." Mr Watt said he had been a Provincialisi from first to last, and knew that when tirsl adopted it was a great improvement on the d< spotism of the member of Auckland Cit> Ivist. He said the great blow that Provin cialism had received was the abolition ol the preemptive right respecting native laud. JUe tuought the counties shonld be abolished and the road board system re tained. Mr DUNCAN spoke against centralising. The House adjourned at 5.50. At the evening sitting, Mr Duncan con tinued his lengthy but irrevelent address. He was followed by Mr IVESS, who, though a Government supporter, ttated hit intcntionfof supporting tbe resolutions. Mr Wyhk Williams, one of the Christ church members, and a half-brother to Sli William Wynd, made an excellent speech, in the course of which he compared tht resolutions to an animal which a certaii traveller had seen while travelling over the Rocky Mountains, which was without head or tail or legs or inside; and he assertec that they were virtually intended to pro duce insular separation. He said he had no sympathy with those who enden voured to interfere with the unity of the colony. He drew a ludicrous picture of the provincial institutions with all the paraphernalia c£ Parliaments, and perhaps nothing more in the Superin tendent's speech than a reference to a nen road. He asserted that the people ol Cbristchurch never wonld agree to return to Provincialism, If the colony adopted Provincialism, he said unhappy Nelson, wretched Marlborongb, unhappy Westland, deluded Canterbury I because Otago would swallow them all, He raised a laugh by referring to Mr Montgomery as a " sod of leader of a sort of a party.'1 Referring tc Sir George Grey, ho said he bad felt pained that a man who ia intellect, knowledge ol the world, and eloquence, towered above them all — a man who had occupied the highest positions in the Colonial Kniplre —it pained him, he said, that such a man should come down and should consider it not beneath his own dignity or the dignity of the Honse to accuse the Government of being no better than rogues. Referring to Mr Bryce, he said, If this Honse, representing tbe whole people of the colony, sat down and neglected to treat with, the scorn and con. tnraely which it deserved the base slander of Rusden, well might Englishmen accuse them of being a disgrace to tho race from which they sprang. Mr Bracken, in an excellent speech, pointed out that Mew Zealand, compared With the other Australasian colonies, was sui generis. In Victoria, Melbourne was the great centre, the heart oi the colony, and every pulsation of the heart was felt on the remotest confines. In New South Wales the caso was the same; but in New Zealand what had they? A seaboard 1,200 miles long, that never could have a common centre. It took as long to go from Dunedin to Auckland as it did irom Auckland toSydcey—indeed, there was far more community ot interest between Auckland and Sydney than between Auck land and Dnnedin. What was wanted was a system of federated states, The present state of things reminded him of the old fable of the lawyer and the oyster. Wellington was the lawyer, Otsgo got one shell, Auckland the other, and Wellington got the oyster. He compared Otago tc Belgium, and asked was it likely when Otago had a population of 3,000,000 that its people would consent to be governed by a coterie of officials in the temple of red tape ou Lambton Quay. Mr DuESTiieusK followed, and, in a speech below bis average, seconded the remarks of the previous speaker on the Go vernment side. Regarding Sir George Grey's attack on Major Atkinson and the Rusden history, he expressed himself in favour of a consolidation ot local bodies. The House then adjourned for half-an hour. After the 10.30 adjournment, Mr Holmes spoke in reply to remarks of Mr Williams, and then a division was called. The Houso divided on tho question that No. 1 resolution stand part of the general motion—Ayes, 23; noes, 34. No, 1 was thus struck out, Mr Sedbon intimated that he did not intend moving the amendment of which he gave notice the previous evening, and the House divided on the question that Mr Moss's amendment take tbe place of reso lution >'o. 1. struck oat—Ayes, 19; noes, 38. Mr O'CallaghAK, speaking to the second and third resolutions, compared them to a political dry hash, served up by Mr Montgomery to satisfy the cravings of ProvincialisU both ia and out of the House. Mr Pearson said the question before the House was the question of the future, and as Provincialise and Nationalists would hereafter be ranged against one another, ha



) was a Nationalist, and always ma $ t Nationalist, and preferred a central govern* . ment to a lot of petty republics. j Mr SHRIMSKI spoke against the central i system, and Mr Buchanan (Wairatapa) { against the motion. I Mr Lek spoke a few inaudible words, and IMr J. C. Beown "went for" the Nativs Minister. Ha said Te Whiti was a greater man than Mr Bryce, and it was solely through the former that bloodshed wag avoided at Parlhaka. He praised the tdt ministration of the Minister of Works, and intimated that be would support the motion. Mr McDonald referred to the remarks Mt Pearson bad made, that Guborne had not been included in the proposed pro* vincial division, and Insinuating that it wai in consequence of the land speculations, He compared Mr Pearson to a Chinaman' and said if he was a specimen of the Young Nationalist party, he hoped that the party would be speedily ex* tiognlshed. Mr Mobtgomsby rose to reply at 1030 8.01., and finished at 1.20. The House divided on the question, " That the existing form of centralisation his failed to realise what was anticipated of • it" : Ayes, 24; noes, 34. The Hou«e then adjourned till 7,30 on Monday. ; If You Don't Believe It, Ask Any Herman, And ho will convince you that St. Jacob's Oil la the most wonderful remedy that has ever been ■ brought before the public. Rheumatism of . many years'standing haßyiolded immediately to its almost magical influence. As many havo i expressed it, its action is electrical, Beeming ta i drive the pain before it until all discomfort leaves tnc body and the warm glow of health and comfort remains. It ia a certain cure lor ' neuralgia, giving immediate relief upon the first application, and curing, in a short time, tia , most lnveterato cases.- Sold by all Chemlsto, Price Three Shillings.—M. Levy & Co, Agents, . *pHE BAD AND WORTHLESS Are never imitated or counterfeited. Thia la i especially true of a family medicine, and it la a positive proof that tho remedy imitated is ot . the highest value. As soon as It had been ■ tested and proved by the whale world that Hop i Bitters was the purest, best, and most valuabla 1 family medlcino on earth, many imitations i sprang up and began to steal the notices in : which the press and tho people of the country ■had expressed the merits of H. 8., and in every way trying to induce suffering invalids to two . their staff Instead, expecting to make money on ' the credit and good name of H.B. Many 1 others started nostrums put up in similar styla i to H. 8., with variously devised names.ln which , the word " Hop "or " Hops " were used In a way I to induce people to believe they were the gams ' as Hop Bitters. All such pretended remedies or cures, no matter what their style or name to, and especially those with the word "Hop" or " Hops " In their name or in any way connected ' with them or their name, are Imitations or , counterfeits. Beware of them. Touch none ot them. Use nothing but genuine American Hop Bitters, with a bunch or cluster of grew Hops • on the white label, and Dr Sonle's name blown in the glass. Trust nothing else. Dragging and Chemists are warned against dealing la imitations or counterfeits. . Lime &c _^ "MCE MAR*^' TyTAHURANGI HYDRAULIC lIMB. aha W ARK WORTH OBMHNT COMPANY beg to acquaint their numerous frtandi that they ars now able to exeonte all orders wUh despatoh. the sudden increaso In their traslnesj lately having led to many disappointment*.-J. P. KJDO. 83. Q [toons treot. Solo Agent Town S*ard i Cudtomhonse-Btreet west (next Sims ana Brown's). Ground Li i m c, GROUND "jAMB. FOR SALE.B S O U T H 6 A TE'S MAHURANGI HYDHAULI GROUND ROOHR LIMB, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floon Collars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work I Is a first-class materia i B, KEA NE, SOLE AQB NT, ; CrjSTOM-HOUSK-BTEIET, ; Mnsicßl. JUSr uANDED, A beautiful Assortment of BORD' No- BUOa it WOOD & WALNUT FIANOS, Also. HARMONIUMS I HARMONIUMS Surpassing all before Imported tor iiwoetnew . of tono. oombUiod with power. Price from Eli to BO Guinea j. with two Rows of Keys In Elo gant CttBCP, which will bo sold at a RfldnoUflß • for Cosh, or on the Deferred System of Par* - ment, -JTKBB AND CO.'S MUSIO SALOON. 1 LTCKUM HALL. i HOBBOH-aTRBBT. near Victoria-afreet. I TJUILDINaS COMING DOWN. [ In oonßeqnenos of the City Council havtag 1 sold the Bnlldlntw, J. HOWDBN Is compelled to Clear Ont Ms Stock of 1 WATOHKB, CLOCKS, JBWKLLSBT » PIANUS. ORGANS. & HARMON IUMS. ETC.. Kto. , As no Reasonable Offer will be Refused fa ■ Cash, he trnsts the PabUo wIU take advan -1 tage of this, his Firs* Bale far 21 i yean, and give him a 1 Call at once. Shoktland-strkkt. fc Conveyances. \ m I M X x a B L Ei | BUHBRTDOE'S 'BUSSIS. i From Union Bank—7 mlnntes put tho hoof. I tnd 23 mlnntoß to the hour. From Tax Thru Lamps-M minutes to tot ' hoar, and trerj hour. Nwht Tbtfb from TowN-i-paat 8, H>ut Mr B"rom union Bank to Shelly Bmaoh-B atnntesmst 8. 23 mlnntes oastu, 83 mbmtaf past S, S mlnutoa past i, 23 minutes past 5.1 ninntes put 6, and 23 mtnntea to 8. From bhelly Beach—&3o a.m* 8.18 ftjrU a,m.,j to 2, itoj,jtos. jgoLXIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLB* Loavo Onehtmgo i Leave AnoManfl I ■ ■, 8.0 a.m. 9.45 a.m. ... 9 !M>a.m. 11.0 a.m. B 5 9.30 a.m. 1.0 p.m. 2 S 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. O "d 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. P 12 s 1-SOp.m. fi.op.in. £" > CSrf 10p.m. 6.0 p.m. & m ! g* 4 Mop.m. 7.op.nu 2 . g SUNDAYS! C S 11.30 a.m. ■ 2.0 p.m, C m 4.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. : Mondays and Mondays and Saturdays, 6 p.m. Saturdays, 11 p Jtt. WJ. KELLY'S (late O. CodES • COACH Leaves Onehunsa— LasvMArjcMand i B.soa.m, 10.30 a.m. 10 3D a.m. m 1115 p.m. Ip.m. w 3.16 p.m. ISO p.ra, 4.30 p.m. Saturday night— Saturday night-* ; 8.30 o'olook 11 o'clock BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at tin Bxohuise Hotel Stables, PrinoeMtrasfc Onfihunua. 1 W. KKLLY. P ! mELEFHONE LIwE OF ROYAL . X MAIL COACHES. I ALTERATION OF TIMK-TABLB. HOItTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPffKA." i TIMK-TADLK : WINTEK MONTHS. The Lake Coaoh will, on and after Ist May. ' 1883, and until further notice, run to the follow* ' log Time-table:— . : Leave Post-ofnce, Dovonport, at 9.30 a,m, an . , 4.20 p.mi Leave Takapnna Sohoolhouaa at 10.31 a.m. and 5.16 p.m. . Sundays (weather permitting), leave PON 1 Offloe at 10.30 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave TakaptM ""•30a-m- Md5P-g!- Jt QUlCK.Proprl^ "DOYAL MAIL LINE OF COAOHESi ALTERATION~OF TIME-TABLK, The Royal Mall Coach (carrying;passenWjl wffl on and after Ist January, 18& andl nuw further notice, run to the following n™ table:- "-vll Leave Cambridge for Hamilton JnnotlonßMj* way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning am StaUon to Cambridge on arrival Of Train BW" Auckland. - -j Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on TneeOMJ ! Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 V^i"" i turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, weoiw ' days, and Fridays, ■ • m. Bookish Omcra i t Gwynne'fl Hotel, Hamilton West s Colem&n Hotel. Te Aroha; and at my Premises, KJ« WoodimdLßkMtre^ CrCAfeE. , Proprietot. Cambridge, Deoember .1833 Printed ana Published bythe Proprietor,H»Bf 3Brrr. ot Bymonds-trtwet, at hte GeeersJ Printing offloe, W yndbanwitreet. In the Pl» Wnoo of Auckland, New Zealand. | VUIOBU g , JULTI4,IBa