jkwful Calamity at Suaderiand.

Many Children Crushed to Death.

London, June 16.-A terrible calamity, iuvolviog the death of 173 children, oc occurred in Sunderland, County Durham, thw evening. From details received, it appears that an entertainment was given at Victoria Hall by a coujuror, and ww at tended almost altogether by children, several thousand being in attendance. The accident occurred at the close of the per. forma uee; Ihe body of tha hail was en irely cleared of occupants, when some 1,200 of the little ones came rustling down-stairs from the^ gallery. At the top of the first flight of stairs was a door, which opened only twenty inches, and thus but o»e child at a time could get through. At this point, while the mass of cbildrea waa pushing forward, one of them lell and wsb unable to rise, owing to others ctowdiug. The result was that a great number were pushed down, trampled on, aud suffocated. The scene was terrible. No eil'ort could stop the mad rush of tne affrighted children. They came on pell' melt, though straneely, without much jhoutiri'.', and soon 173 were knocked down and suffocated to death by the others tramp ling on them. The most of the bodies, which wore badly mangkd from trampling, I lay seve.i or eight deep. Many victims, I not killed, had ttie cluthiug torn from their

bodies, and this, together with the bleediEg bodi'3 of the unfortuuates, shows the terri ble nature of the struggle. The ages of the 178 children known to have been killed raiwed from 4 to 14 years. SUNDiELAND (Eiig.), June 17.— The terrible calamity of Saturday evening is the

übject of univernal comment Victoria lall has been surrounded to-day by ais ressed and excitid crowds. The stairway foiu the gallery at the top landing, where iccurred the pressure which led to the mcident, is from five to six feet wide, ai.d he ga'.ltry doar through which the children vere allowed to pass, one at a time (which :ircumstauce is regarded aa the direct ;ause of the calamity), was fitted with a wit which lodged in a hole in the fli.o.', ;has narrowing the pafsaße-tray for the jurpo.e of facilitating ticket-taking. When ;he audience was entering the ball, th« janitor nays, the scene behind the gallery ioor was feartul. The children were in a jomplete mass and actually gaapin? for breath, so great was the pressure or »h« crowd behind them. The majority of tae children in the hall were under twelve years of age. . . When the disaster happened the ji« or and hu wife and several hastily-summon; d bystanders went to work immediately to give the sufferers relief. tffaey first sent out of the building by oth« exits the little ones still in the hall, by this way avoiding fe*n of a further crush. Tho c who went to tke rescue of the sufferers found the work of removing the heap of bruised, crushed, a*d suffocated bodies no easy task. Two hun dred weie rescued from the pile who w re more or less injured. Many others were found in ao unconscious condition, but of these a number were restored at th-ir horuci. Those who were deid, with arm.Ti- ber whoae wounds are regarded as fatal, wre laid out in the m»in hall. The local doctors in attendance used every effort to restore those in whom the spark of life could be detected. One eye-witness stat. d that he «aw lying on the flag*tou%s a sbort distance from the bottom itsdrs the dead bodie* of s«ven children. Many of tbt.<e who cam« to assist in removing the dead wir« utterly overcome by th* distressing sight of so many dead and dying children. The rescuer*' efforts were directed to. wards reaching the children who w re apparently alive, so tixhtly were ihe vie. Tims jammed together that it was regarded as dangerous to drag them out of the help less mass, lest the effort would result in pulling off the limbs of living children -a well a? of the mutilated dead. Tboy therefore proceeded stoidily and system atically to lift off the topmost. A f«w ol those b»neath had survived, and tbeir moaning and law cries of pain could he distinctly heard amid the excitement aid cries of the bereaved pa-ents and friends who were throngina the adjacent street. The scene inside the hall during the iden tification of the victims baffles description nod wa« painfal in the extreme. The f »c?s of the dead children, in almost every case, were black and swollen from the suffocation, of which many died, and many lips wtre cracked and bleeding, Parent* rushed wildly about and would fall unon the bodies of thur dead children, and with loud wail in" and weeping clap the unconscious orms in their arras, vainly endeavouri g !to note any si«n of life. Many p-.;r mothers swooned away at first sight of tbeir dead, while others were most violent ia their hysterical grief. Tbe act of removirg the dead from the ball to-day was tbe occasion of a renewal of the lamentation and confnsion. Many parents rushed ihroogu the police cordon appointed for tue preservation of order and there was a scene of great contusion, Une of the witnesses calmly stated to day that for the fir.-t five minutes there was a [treat lack of assistance, and from this cause alone there wai certainly ICO iivei lost. Tbe weather wa< warm, and tbe passage-way very close, so thst in a «hp t time aftar the catastrophe a horrible, sick anlng stenen came jn from thp roam out let of thelhaU. Several ehtldea who left the eshlbltfo* before the accident occurred state that tney saw a man just before the rush pir. tiaily close the door on the landing wture the disaster took place. It will be proved at ths inqnest that the man bolted the door ajar in order to facilitate the distribu tion ol toys to the children as they were leaving the premines. A box containing toys, which had. been placed in position in readiness for the .distribution of pria s, was standing near the dt>o£. BUJIDBKL*ND, June 19.—The ffumber of deaths from the catastrophe at Victoria Hall has now reached .202. The funerals ot a great many of the victims took plaoe to-day, The streets were crowded with sympathetic people, moit of whom were in mnmnintir. One hundred free graves were prepared in one cemetery for th« reception of the victims, exclusive of those for whlph the parents of children who lost their lives will pay. Fifty-fonr bodies were interred in this cemetery to-day, and thirty.one In » smaller cemetery, targe numbers of gen. erous *übssriptloß9 are arriving in Sander land from different parts to help pay the funeral expenses of the unfortunate child* Ten.

Murdered by a Minister.

A Louisiana Tragedy.

MaN«f»LD (La.)i June 16.—Key, Ben T. Jenkins, jr. this morning killedJßev. J. Lane Barden, President of Mansfield Col. lejre. Bordjsn had seduced a yoang lady friend of Jenkins. Jenkins used a revolver and fired five or six shots. One of the shots took effect in Bordm's leg, one in his heart, and one in Ac forehead, just between thp eves. He Uved about two hours, but never spokfl, The greatest excite meat prewl*, hot Jenkins has the avmpatby of the community, Jenkins and his biother, C, B, Jenkins, who nas present, surrendered to the Sheriff. Thj. preliminary examination will i?e Jiel4 on Monday. Jenkins is a man of 25, and wa» ordained as a minister at the last session of the Annual Conference ot the Methodist Episcopal Church. He la a son of tfte Hod, B. T. Jenkins ot thiitylace, and has bepn preaching at Haibline station, on the New Orleans and Pacific «oad. B. T. Jenkins is a trustee of the College. The Coronei's jury rendered a verdiflt that the deceased came to his death from a plstoL-shot fired by Benjamin T. Jenkins, junr. They ex onerated C. B. Jenkins. Chicago, June 17.—A special from Mansfield, La., of June 16th, gives the fol lowing details of the killing of Key. J. Lane Borden by Key. BenjaminF. Jenkins, junr., about 10 o'clock this morning. Jenkins was in his father's store when Borden, approach ing the store, spoke to Jenkins's brother Ntd. Jenkins then came out of the front door of the store, printed a pistol at Bor. den's left breast, and fired, the bullat strik ing the region of tbe left nipple. A watch worn by Birden saved his life for the mo ment. Borden then ran down to Williams and Hapgood's store, two doors below, passing through it to the back door, where he was fired on again by Jenkins, who wa3 in pursuit. The bullet missed its mark. Just outside the store Jenkins shot him again, tbe ball taking effect in the lesr, and be fell to the ground. Jenkins advanced to Borden's feet and shot him in the fore head. William Keithlick, the only wit ness at the inquest who heard a word passed, says that Borden, alter falling, exclaimed ' My God ! I didn't do it" • Last Thursday a beautiful and accom plished yormglady of 17 years,the daughter of a prominent sugar planter of Bapids parish, who is rumoured to be affianced of Jenkins, and who has been a student during part of the session at Mansfield College, left here by the Mew Orleans l'acific train in company witii Jenkins for her home. Jenkins was to remain two

weeks with her, Between this place and Roebline, forty miles distant, the confessed to Jenkins, it is rumoured, that the had been ruined by Borden. Jenkins leftat the next station, to return home for the purpose of avenging her wrong. mei ne resuh is told above. Jeukinp was reticent on hii return on Friday morning, not even telling his family the caute of m» p a | e Bn fl haggard looks, (hough they besought him to tell the reason of nis trouble, The parties lo the tragedy have been con. fidential friends. Jenkins was an enthnil. astic supporter of Borden, having joined the church and entered the Methodist mta, . istry under iSordeu's influence. Jenkine immediately sunendered himcelf. Nothing ever occurred in this community of so statu ling a character. Jenkins was brought un >■ here, and is considered to be one of tha purest young men. Mr Borden h»» been engaged in teaching for yeart, having had charge of the colleges at Monroe and Homer, La, «KW OrIkANS, June 19.-The "Reg, yune's " Mansfield (La.) special i-ays • yjm preliminary examination has begun of Rev Ben. T. Jenkins, jnar. for the murder of Key. J. Lane Borden. Immediately after the shooting of Border; by Jenkins, District. Attorney Small wrote to John 8. Butler the father of the joang lady whose name) is involved in the matter, giving him tin particulars of the tragedy, and the alleged cause being the ruin of his daughter Butltr replied: 'There ti not one word of truth in tha charge you refer to. I regret very much that Joiikiaa took up euch an ide.i. Jsy daughter says she said nothing like that to Mr Jenkins, and that he coulj not possiblyinfer anything of the kind,"

The Cholera Epidemic,-Deaths at Damietta.—Spread of the

Disease. New Yohk, June 30. -A cable special to the •' Star" from Port Said of Juie 20ih saya I The cholera baa almost closed Pel Said to commerce. Coal and water ate sot taken here, even when the crews have to be put on short allowance all the way to Malta. The moment captaics hear of tha alarming epidemic, they refuse to allow any one to approach from the shore, sod get under way with as little lots o! ime as the legal quarantine reguls. tioni will permit. Their fear of contagion it, if possible, exceeded by their fear of lowes aiid.delays resulting from a long qaatan* tine'at all way ports and at thtir points ot destination. Ho vessel can afford to spend tweiry-fire days at Malta, or shorter period! at more dittant points, and run the chances of a longer detention should there be aay sutpxioas that they are carrying the corn tagion. The passengers by the Peninsular and Oriental Steamship Company's boats, many of whom have business of the tnott urgent character, are alarmed by the danger of being stopped at intermediate stations or of being held at Oravesend, within sight of home. Their fear of this is greater than any danger from contagion, The French Meesageiere line has given notice tbat its sixty vessels, making every port on the Mediterranean, will take no transfers of merchandise from points beyond Alexandria, unless they have beat subject to quarantine, and there la danger that they may apply the same rale to pu> sengera. The vessels of the French fleet will leave here as soon ai possible, and the activity on board them to-day indicates preparations for immediate departure. DAMIETTA, Judc 29.— The total deaths here from cholera during the last 24 honrg was 107. There weie three deaths from cholera at Mansurah during the sama period. Alexandria, June 29.—Two thousand persons have already fled from the city in con-equeoce of the outbreak of the cholera. The Ministers have voted £5,00(1 for the use of the Sanitary Com* mission. All fairs have been prohibited] Fifteen c»sea of cholera and seven deaths were reported at Mansurah on Thursday, It is said that the Italian Vice-consul and a European lady are among tha dead. FAUIB, June 23.— The "Temps" points on! that every country except England it taking precautions against the introduction of cholera, and »dds that if the due* c reaches English po>fa it will be impossible to pre« vent its spread to the Continent, which will owe the visitation to England. MADBID, June 29. - Great alarm prevails in t>p.*in over the outbreak of cholera in Egypt. The Sanitary Council has advised that the maximum period of quarantine bo imposed upon all ve.-sels arriving at i-panish ports from Eaiypr. 'ihe Council has akore" quested the Ministry to urge the British Government to comply with the advice of j£e Constantinople Sanitary Conference.

Twenty-Three Chinamen Killed and Many Wounded.

POBTLAND, June 26.—Advices to-night bring full particulars of the collision on tho Northern Pacific at Heron station. A gravel train of fifteen flat-cars, carrying a working force of Chinamen, nas backing round a curve, when another construction train, iun» ning on " time orders," ran into it bead firsts Both trains were going at the rate of fifteen miles an hour, Tbe locomotive of the down train struck on the flat-cars, piling them np one on top of tbe other, and then threw them over in a heap ot human beings, iron and timbers, Gus Pike, the engineer, wat {instantly killed. In the wreck were foaad, mangled and dismembered, the bodies, of twenty-three dead ana fifteen badly wounded C | amum The accident was tbe result flf gross cailcsness and disobedience of plain ordgrs,

Disgraceful Fight in the Water at a Christening.

HARTFOno(Conn.), June 27.— Key. Dr. Parker, of tte ongregational Church, at tempied to baptize a number of children in the South Baptist Church, presided over by Rev. Mr Evarto. The latter, with hia deacons could not induce Parker to leavg peaceably. Evarts then entered the baptUtry and engaged in a bitter fight with Parker, both beiog In the water« They tore each other's hair and clothes, and it was with thp greatrst difficulty they Could be torn frqm each other's embrace though both were unconscious and nearly drowned.

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

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Auctions. "*~ TO-MORKOW. CONTINUATION OF GENERAL DRAPERY, HOSIERY, CLOTHING, BLANKETS, HATS, PRINTS, CALICO, &C, &C &c- GABHIEiT"LEWIS WILL sell at his Kooms on above date, at 11 o'clock- A LARQK PARCEL OF ABOVS GOOIJ3. Terms at Sale, B, TONKS. K. C. CARE. B. D. TONKS TO-MOKROW. INDIAN TEA3?^INDIAN TEAS. Direct from the Narlebarre Estate, Darge ling Terai. B. TONKS & CO, Will sell on Tue-day, the 24th inst,, at 11 o'cloot, 86 boxes Pekoe Sonchocg, oioh 71bs 96 boxe3 Beakcn Tea oaea aba 32 boxes Pekoe Souchong, e»oh 20ib3 20 boxe3 Beaken Tea, esoh 201b3 Samples for Liquoring at Mart. B, TONICS, B. C. CAKE, B. D, TOHKB TO-MOKKO>V. mRADE SALE OF CURRANTS, GROCEriIES, OILMEN'S STORFS, CANNED FKUITS, KBROSIiNE, CRUSHED LOAF SUGAR, JAMS, &O. At 11 ti'o!ooi on lucaday, July 2L B. IOSKS6 CO., Auctioneers. B TOHKS. B. C. OABB. B. D. XONKF THURSDAY, JULY 26. At 11 o'clock. BX EAST LOTHIAN. EX EAST LOTHIAN. BOOTS AND SHOES, WITHOUT RESEBVK. a tonks & co. ■ytf ILL sell on Tnnrsday, the 26th July, en TRUNKS WOMEN'S AND CHUr 0U DRKN'S BOOT 3 AND SHOES. Without Reierre. Without Reserve. B. TOKE&] [B. C. CAKE,] [£, V. TONES AT AN EARL"? DATE. EX EAST LOTHIAN. ffitOH LONDON. SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN VKLVKT AND TAPESTRY. OA English Oablnota, Oak Dlnlog Room Suite, Walnnt DrawloK-rocm suited in Tape try and Piush Toilet Tables, DavcncoUs, WhaLaota. Masic Stoo'J. Loo Tables, Card Tables, &o. ao.. &c The Aaetioaoo'B would :pscl»llr call attention to the abora sale o( Itbcnlzed and Walnut Fur niture, whloh will to opened up in a few days ; and from the remarks in C .nsjlgnee'i ietler, cm oonfldenUy recommend v for <n ality, etyls, and flniah, B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, At eleven o'clock a.m. QUEEN-STREET WHARF. AT MR. G. R. McSAB'S STORE. CLEAEING-OUT SALE OF TEAS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, OILMAN'S STOKES, &C, &C, &0, R, ARTHUR HAS been favourned -with instructions from Mr G. R. MoVab. who is Klvlsg up the -wholesale branch of his business, to sell by auction, at hi« wholesale store, Qaeon-Btreet, on Wednesday, July 25. at 11 o'clock a m,, HlB NEWLY-SBLECTHD STOCK OF WKLL ASSORTED TEAS, QROCHRIK3, PROVISIONS, OILMAN'S STORES, fee, &c., &c. • Terms—Cash. ' FRIDAY, JULY 27. THE HAYMARKET. FOB SALE, at the Haymaiket, on Friday next 27th instant, TfliJ PUBE-BRKD CLYDK3DALK STA'LION. SI X CO L I JT, By SJ- Co'ln tamp: 11. I om Sofud'i F»ide '(Imp.), tfiy t j :eei at *io Hajmerket. ALFRED BUCKL4»D. THE HAYMARKET T>EGULAR SALES OF H&Y AND .tl> STRAW BAOH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. At 11 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. |IOU»TRY CATTLE BALE& Papakura—Wednesday. July 25. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, *H B HA YM &BEBT, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AMD TALLOW, each Tuesday, MlStfoiook, __ AiyEED BT7OKLAKJO. W. & COOaitAHl JAB. DAOSX MONDAY, JULY 30. VALUABLE FREEHOLD. ALLOTMENT. 6 Feet Frontage to Albert-street, 66 Feet Frontage to Chapel-street 81TUATED CLOSE TO TilE DOCK. rfiHE Subscribers have received instruc- I lions to BfH by auction, at their Kooms, tfort-Btroet, on Monday, 30th July, at U o'oloolr, By Orilor ot the Trustees in the Estate of the Late Captain Bowden, ALLOTMENT 10, Sea 18, City of luek land, having frontages ot 66 feet to Lower Albert-street and 58 feet to Ghapel-street, with a through depth of 213 feet (adjoining Star Hotel,. Tie above aflords a rasp opportunity ot ac flnlrioe an original Freehold AUotment In the hurt ot the otty, occupying as it does a eom nandioe oosiUon in -what Is undoubtedly one ot tea orlnoipal thorousrhfares; and bslng in close Jroxlmlty to the New Hallway Station, the Dookthe proposed Customhouse Bite, and the Main omlet w the West eide of the City (so Jaoldly oxrendlngt. it cannot fall to become in a very few jesrs a very valuable property. Land Transfer Title. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer!. WEDNESDAY, July 25, 11 AM. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. REAL DRESDEN CaiNa, HANDSOME FRAMED PICTURES, FANCY SOAPS, CHBFFOfIIEtf, BOOKS, &c. B. C. GREENWOOD BAB received instructions to sell on WKDNKBD4.Y, July 25, At 11 affl,, n tott cboioo lot of Red D-esden Chioa Vaaes. CMtAlestlcks. OrnamGnts &c-nll of 1-tfest de ■tirns nandsome Cheffonier, GUt-TTramed Plo tnre«, Fan^yßoso', Books, Oleographs, Amerl OM) AXec, L&wn Itftkoa. ttoi R. C. GKEENWOOD, Auctioneer. 'PRBUMW ARY A »O'«OE OF SALE BILLIARD TABLE, by first-class maker: HOUSEHOLD FUKNITDHB, L; Qaß Fittlugn, Ec . &O. jk WAVKKLBr HOTKL, Queen-Btroet, latter D end ot the present month. 11, C. GREENWOOD, Auctions .



! &a c v; on*". i ~~ TO-MORROW. FOWLING I'KCiiS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, SPURS, GIKTBS, WHIPS, COLLAR CIIf.CK, S/BDLE SERGE, I BUGGY ■-, ND CAKh lAQK LAMPS, SPONGES, Chamois BUGGY APKONS, HORSE COVKKS.KaCL-0 CLOTHING, E. & T\. ISAiCS HAVE received iustruciion? to sell, by auction, at their Stortß, Quoen-btrcet, on Taosday next. Ju'.y 24 at 11 o'clock, 25 BRWOK AND MUZZf.K LOADING FOWLING fliiCßi AND FITTING 3 30 PACKAGE; li&DIKS" AND GKNTB S'PDLE% Bridles, 'ipnrs, Gi/tfcs. Whips, Co!!r.r Chi cfe, fald'or's Serße. XX v and U.vriane L-.ir.ps, spirgci, Chamois Ski: 3 Bi-g.-y Apron 9, Horse Coron, Kqcluk Clcthiag, &&, £c, &c, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. """"" TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JULY 24, GROCERIES, OILMKN'S STORES, AND PhUYISIOX '•. JOHN V.EID & CO. WILL sell by auction at their Stores, 26,Qaeen-Biroet.on Too;daj\2lth instant at 11 a.m., il boxes Jamcs'3 No. 1 Wluto S'arch 3 do. do. do. s i^ht y damaged i 25 cases Osborno's Table Vinegar 25 do. (io. Spier :1 Vinesar JO boxes Cuba Lost' Sugar 5 cases Loaves Sugar I 62 mats Yel'ow Sugar 21 cases Preserved liecf i-tl) and 011} tine) 7 do. Limo Juice Cordiel S ba!e3 Finest Nelson Hops 200 boxes Dried Figs. A!ro, 7 casks Whil i's Portland Cement, TO-MORROW, AT 11 A.M. PICTURES, TINWABE, 5 FURNITURE, DRAPERY, JJiWELLERY, &0., &C D. F. EVANS WILL sell, at his Mart, Queen-stree (next Dunk of Ausiia'aslu). Os Xar3d ij July 21, at 11 o'clock, TINWARW. MEAT BiFK ALIBISTiH OBHAMaNTS PIOTDRK3 CHBKFON'JKRS. JKWILtT:BT HAND3OMK fLOWER 3TAND3 SOP*. COMMODE. «0., &c. 17 BOXffiS /ttIULINGS 1 Jk Is a, on tho ime date, at 12 o'.locir, THAT VALUABI-E FRKKHOLD PRO KKRTY 6lta»«ed »t the Corner o! WKL I,ESLEI AND SAIE SIKEKTB. 1 flijt-c'ssi opportnity to seoaro go<x premie.s la the n: v ,s thrivloß pirt ol tbi city. ! Also. LOTS 19 and 20. HOWAED'3 KSTATK NORTHCOTI, losethor wlih a nev Cottag«of i rooms, flited wj'a Atcorlcm fltore, &o Very healthy looaUty unc grand view. No xaeive, D. F. SVANS, LAND MART. QUS3N STRSST (nest Banl of Anstralasla). UL'RHAM VARU& FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, ev«ry Tuosdaj-, at 11 o'doofc, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKIN& HUJH'KB * SOLAS. Business Notices. jy-EW t>o;ndkd a tores, LOWKR ALBEET-3TKEEI', J.C. FlP.THldeelrea to lntimsta to Importers, Merchants, and the Fnbllo sen that hit Large and Capaclona Concrete proa-lsca 1c Lower cou»l»(mg of four fl^ta, capable of storing S.CCO tons of merchandise AHK NOW OPAN for the recalpl of Goods. The basement floors are especially adapted for tho keeplnz of wlnea, spirits, frnlta, and oil men's store*, &c. Tho sremissa aro fitted up with a powerful bynranlio llfr, md suppiled vrlta every pessib'o canvoaioncj for the co duos and Ceapatch of business. The Store will be ender the management ol Mr JAME3 Edmiston, as Eonded Warehouse eepar, which the propiietor bellovoa will be a gnarantoa that nil bnßlncsa will be transacted tc the entire satisfaction of the mercantile public, Lowest Current Hates. J. C. FIRTH, Proprietor. Auckland, June 11, ISS3. /^rThame'S public bonded VX STORE, KDP.T-STREEr. The CommerdJil Public; aro Informed that thla bond is now carried on undar t&e the direc tion of Mb Louis PLriiMixo. •who has foi several yesrs t>een eneagnd in »h« Warehouse, and is intlmstoly RwnAir.if.il with the wlehef and requirements o( M tha customers. Importers may raly utAu crory oare anfl attention baitg Riven to thair intercote. WM. 3. yKAHAME. UN ON OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANy IJiIITED). MAN PACTUF.HR3 OF COMMON AND TOILET 30 APS, OANDLtS, PEANUT, AHU OTHKR LUBRIOATINQ OIL 3. aoap and Candle Workn ■ P^aNßix Oil Worka i Cubtomhocse-stbeet Wbst. Wsrohonßo and oillcoa i Lowes Aibbbi BTKBET, Gash Purohawra of TALLOW. Dallvery taken at their Pamel Worts or Wtmhnnic. Formosse In Morte. "IWTEW ZEALAND FEKNS XS (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mountedtn various ways), From 12 up to 120 Varieties, Fob Salb by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES - STREET. IBBES DOOBS JJBOVa "BIAS." OITIOEt MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS, INBUBIITCK AND MISINB HKQIBTKH BOOKS Spicoully Ruled asd Bouiro, Muelo, M&traElnes, Publio Libraries and Bnndsj Sohool Books mil bound. BAKHKB SFBOIAL BULKD DAT BOOE3, Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books Re-bound. AND AND CHOIR MU3IO BOOKS BUlißO* TP E A C O X, • OPTICIAN HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of evory description. AN AcotrRATE Fit Guaranteed. - Conffpoxrau Microscopes & Telescopes, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, 'I'hkrmomkters, Blectbio Belfs, Battekiks, and FnrrNos, ' Map,/.et3 Eleotrlo Machines and Medical Colls, ; opeka olaßses, binocular, field ano marine glasses, | Theodolitbp, Compasses, Sextants, i Spiri Hydrometers, aaccharometera, \ Salinomoters, ArKontometers, &C, &C, &O ABBOT! FOR PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS, OPPOSITE THE POST ■ OFFICE, SaoßTLAjro-STBBsrr, WfT 7"? "'".:''~'.""' '"r ~"'"•~r~: 7it;S;lH)a" J 9 JS. BLA IK I JS, Victopja-strekt; IMPORTER^BUn^R^^FDBNISH. DIREOT »EOM MAHWr*CTJ7ESm3, Has (cr Gala, bS tow Itr.tf n- QurmsteTs' Tcols Nttltai Ijoeks, Hlngea Kltohon Hannf a Itostatoi Oratop, In «TBa» Varlst? ' Mnrble, Klpotio-Platn, Curb, tui oihor 7enoeH , Galvanlaprl Iron, Hhop« hnnG, Rud aino Slats CewDnt, nnd I'lnutor PKOTION INV2TK



Tea, Meichanta. i Ui^i^heFin^uaiit^and Cheapness are the TEAS s 1 BOLD B? j IT mhy not bo universally known that without Advortislns, Ticketing, or Pufflni?, ROBERT J NEAL has obtained in a few years tho Largest Retail Sales of TEAS in ttao Provinco of Auckland. Thla tact is unmlstakeablo proof of tho PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. A3 tho result of forty years' English and Colonial experience in the trade, and by careful selection o£ tho best of tho various growths of INDIA and PH.INA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL is nblO to givo hia Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at k iOd. IS UTKH£ price. mi -nil 1 X?PTI Afl Af\j Is ii.a 3est Imported this Season. The Blend of Tea at 2s. llm. A Tmt f0 connoisseurs. Tho Stjpekiob Quality of tho Teas sold by Robert Seal mo so self-evident to those who havo tried -them,.that no scicntlflg analysis la necessary to proclaim their Genuine Purity and Excollenco. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. Wh \J f% i & GO. WELSON, fViOATE X Co.'S p— —. SH=-r AS ITV [ URE gLSID^D |"EA brbUIALI I V It hes Ko Equal for True Naturai i Flavour, Value, ansl S'rongJh. I prices mm ]p| I /-, 3/4, 4/- i". #__1 Mb. and }-lb. Packets. ! HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. I t — ~~ * " PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional g=% 8 P B3 %\ f*** j Tea Taster and Blondor." OL,E HU i AWARDED COLD&BILVERMEDALS. Qy E E N -S TRE ET AUCKUND, |JeLSOU, ffOATE & JjO. Next the New Zealand j TEA MERCHANTS, Clotning Factory. CHRiSTCHURCH, OUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, - WELLINGTON. I i •GENTS-EVERYWHERE. I



t New Teas^ 1 "INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, ViCTOIUA-STRKKT. IKA VRL:K CURRKNT: "■VEHY RICH DEEP BKOWN TEA," A combtoatloo of eomo of tho flneat, the Btron((6Bt. ana the richost flavoured Teas lmpurted. My aim wltti tals Tea Is to have somovhlnu fit foi onj ons'a table on any ocoaalnn. PRICK, 2 sl- I>i£K POUND. '■ "FAMILY MIXTURE," 1 A most cconomlo Mfch claea Family Tea. hotli , the India and China belon wlta great care so aa to Booure first-crop Tea from ite boit-tnown growths, woll lviai. ipula'.cJ leaf, rice hi the oup, ■ acd tborougblr and uoundjy cured. PRICI", O J- Q' J- PKRPOI'ND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY," Thla Tea has attained a popularity and wide cU-culttlon, which ig only oompatablo wilh > close stndy and aueotion to the taitcs of a luivo c1..3i of the Kunoial com -1 munltr. i PRICK, 2'- I'ER POUND. I SPX.KNDIO " DAIUEELING- FLAVOURED MIXTURE," QUARANTEE.D A Hr.EhD OK ftTRU ISDIk AJfD CUI^A 'VIJiS. PRICK, JS. gU. PJBK POUND. In tho Cup this Tea ia a marvol of oheapners. t GUAIIANTEKD PORT? OHOICK HIRBT CROP PROKKN LKA7 ; "PANYONG COJ.GOU." Price, JS. QD. porlb. 1 "PURE CHINA TEA SiFTINUS," With cubital body and flivonr. 1 A\). r"Klt POUNU. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, I In Original Packages, from lc GJ. per pound. FEBDK. WHITBHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTOKIA-STKEET, AUCKLAND. ljime &c "Gtßound Lime ground limb, FOB SALK.3 SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGH HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LLMK, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floom Cellars, etc (next to stone flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work 1 Is a first-class materia B, KEANE, SOLE AOENT, CUSTOM-HOUSK-STBKET, Qunsmitn. Gtunsi (lunsi OuNst ' SHOOTING SEASON, 1583. TO SPORTaMEN. D. EVI TT, GUNMA KR E, 1 2M, UUB«tf-BTREET, AUCKLAND, (Jppoaite the Clly »5 vkot. Offers FOU ,:AJJ{, v Unu«ualiy '.ow Pi\oot I— Doable Brwoh j^i^'.-^LS\ lOßdlnc (lung &}j^r>^~ i ' ' IrafliiiK.Onßg" i*:,f'.v . ft?*^v mnnfl (va)ipnwofir ! B**"'"V'1' "'■ f \ Pit:ou, VVllkd & lAnronce l^^SSß'l^s».l AUianoß Gunpowder V'SSw 'wy Walker's, Parker and Co.'s ' -MP! rr**^ Ntwcaade Chilled Shot at ipspsj Eioj's Cirti-iaees and Car '» IS'.'/iS/ Elc? a Caps tnd Wadding X yg LoMlng .vlaclilnoa, lie-oap k.. ±$ porn.Kc. I » Powder Flasks anfl Hhot Fonches I Game tf3RS and Bun (Jaees , 3 Air Qua?. k • Gun work ot ovury kind doao on the Pramlrsß, Workmanohlo Unsurpassed I g tn the Colony, and Prices Reasonable. * til HBtabtlshed 859. Opposite thk City Market, il, colour, anu olass merchants. ■\V # Puillipps & Son, & 97, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, N.Z., IMPORTERS OF PAPERHANQINGB, PANEL DECORATIONS, GLASS-Polished, Silvered, and Rough Plate, English and Continental Shoot, Photo graphic, Glass Shades WHITE LEAD, COLOURS, OIL. Varnishes, Brushes, Mlxod Paints, Carson's Antlcorro sivo and Patent Silicate Paints MOULDINGS — Gilt, Stained. Voneored, for Picture Frame and Room Decorations, Fancy Frames for Cabinot and C.D.V. PICTURES of evory description in groat , varioty '; SCRAPS-Photos and Coloured ALBUMS for Photos, Scraps, etc., etc, etc. Cut-out or Overlay Mountz, all sizes: Cablne and C.D.V. Mounts; Artiste' Requisites. W P. & S. having always on hand tho largest Btook of the abovo goods in tho North Island of New Zealand, are able to oxecuto either whole sale or retail orders on tho most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhangings from open stock, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. Now settlors in Auckland should inspect our stock of Paporhangings and Pictures before fitting up their new homes; they will find BOins thlng to snit tho moans of evory one. W. FHILLIPPS & iSON DSISCJ-07, QUKKS-K'I'BEET, AUCKLAND.



Ironmonsrery. C4HEA11 O /UiBWARB a'OUßlf, ; JLI JOL J, ft J Dio KB * SAVK FOB SALS-* SO WAS 3 AHUCAPTNIO **AMPS SUBURBS. »OMT3, GtOßi?, AMD WICU Ana n Qroat Variety Of Chlnmlsi KODOBKS UXJIT.ftOOD'3, AUD WIQIAILS TABLB AND POOKKT.tItT.! JOHSSOH'B CBLKBBATBD BOTSBOHB ClAHirB fIO;LK33 BAVOSVAS3, SCO, GRnryrrH's patbst Tea aitd Oomu POrS, SIAJO'EE lIIOSKD MKAT AKD Fit Desks, Biiius a:;b Mile Pars (»U ti»Os), BtJCiiSTg, TUU3, FAJUS, AMD otkhß, bboohß, sobubbkbß, whiskb, &c. Haib, Cloth, akd hah. Bbttshbc '^AJtX'S, QIiAOEB, AHD t\HUOM'B ef'AOSa AND UIOHINO SAKDKN HOSS, BAKBS, AMU TRO'-VBLT AUGOEfI, PLAHSS, EAsntSBS, BBACIB, Ymwi asd Paskti aim (Ul tiam, laaxa Hraaits, Nails, ahd Bbabswam, Hooit'b QiMami Whitb Lbad, BAY ABD POILBD LIHBBSD Olt ■ FIVB FBB CENT. LIiaCOUHX Allowed to Cash Pnrohaaers on all satea BmonntiDg to 20b and opwaids, Inanrance. t>£DUC'A'XUn IK JClKfi iIAT^, HEW ZBALAND INBURANGB COMPANY. OAPIT>L ....ONB MILUON STSJRLINH. FIRK KIHRU takes on «ho mart ÜBKBAL TKRM . PROMPT BKTTL'BMBNTB. UNDOUm'KD BKOORITT. BKOf P. PIKRCK Manager. /GOVERNMENT LIFE IN&UKANW., HBAD Offio PROVINCIAL BUILuIIVU . Wklijnoton The Onl? New Zealand Life Ovviat, GOVERNMENT SECURITY. MUTUAL INSURANCE. EOWKST PREMIUMS. Tho Ordinary Branch Olfors an Insnraoco of £1200 at the premium rimrgod elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Fall Participation in Proflte, Workman's Insurance Specially provided (or In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, wrrt a PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. "W PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For whioh a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, oan bo surrendered for Cash, or (or a Free Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only bringa In- BUrance within the reach of nearly every man woman, and child in tho community, but pro Viioa tho description of policy and mode of pay moot beet suited to tho requirements of oach. S M. IiUOKiK Commissioner *__ Musical. "OUILDINHS COMING DOWN. In oosseqnence of the City Council having sold the HuildloKS, J. HOWDEN Is oomneUoa to Clear Oot hie Stook of WATOHKB, CLOCKS. JEWBLLBRY PIANUS, OHBANS, tt HARMON IUMS, Etc., jiic, An no Roasonablo Offer will be Refused fo Cash, he trusts tho Pabllo will take advan • tags of this, his First Sale for 32 years, and give him a Call at oscb. SHOiITIiAND.STEEaT,



Ironmongery. I —. - - ~ T.&S.MORRIN&CO.,| LIMITED, , IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND ( AMERICAN HAKDWARE i (OF EVERY DESCBIVTION), AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AHD MACHINERY, 1 T, & S. MORKIN & Co. direct attention to their Extensive STOCK of HARDWARE, Purchased for Cash from leading English and Ameilcan Manufacturers. I FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly.linfched Learuinßfon Ranges. Sizes iv stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet G inches, 3 feet 9 iuchci, 4 feet, 4 feet G inches, anil 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with Tile* lined Covings, and Bright Mountings, feet, 4i feet, uiid 5 feet Leamingtona, with Solid-welded Hi^h-pressure Boiler, iuit* able for large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &o. LaKGE ASSORTMENT OF Smith & Wkllstood's Cooking Stoves, comprisiog—The Little World, Mintreti (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open fire), Trafford, Enchantress, r«ew Princess Empress, &c, &c Coal« brookdale Kangcs (all size*), Open Fire Ranges (with Uven and Boiler), Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, Keroslne Ccokiog Stoves, Marble Mantelpiece", Enamelled Slate do,, Tlle-liocd Register Stove*, Tile Hearths, Brass, Brouzed, Steel and Nickel-plated Fenders and Fire irons, Fire-iron Rests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Painted Iron Lounge Baths, Galvanised Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Bathi, Hand come Toilet Seta (a larpe stock), Bound and Oval Galvanized Tubs, Wood Tubs, &c. MANGLES. Just arrived, a Shipment of Buperiox Mangles, all tizes. American " Putman" T«ble Mangles, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring. ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweepois. XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &c Hair Brushes, Clothes Brashes, &c, Feather, Duster*, Candle Shades, Wax Taper*. 1 spcr Holders, Horn Sugar Scoop*, Bone and Ivory Napkin Kings, Egg Poachers. Universal and Nursery Stoves, assorted fizea, Twisted Wire Sponge BaakeU, Champagne and Bodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cages, Breeding Cages, Parrot ("ages. STEIiL TRAVELLING TEU«KB. T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, (la Agents for Mliner's Thief ft^d Fire proof Safes and Boxes., On Hand: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OP SAFJ?B AND BOXES. Also, I Mllnoi's Strong Holdfast Door and Frame, 6 teet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 Inches. 1 Milner's Firat Resisting Door and Frame, each 8 feet x 2 feet 6 inches, and 8 foal 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. BUILDERS'& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A large and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of overy description. WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel' Plated Drawer and Cabinet JBaadlef, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheon^ Jn groat variety, Cabinet Hinges u&d rittltiga. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Whecltop-Valvoe, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flange Cock op to 2 inches. Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Gauge Glasse*, Tallow Cup?, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and Hut», and Pipe, &c. T.&S MORE IN & CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMOHGEES & SHIP CHANDLERS,. QDKSN & H^GH aTBEETS, AUCKLAND, j HOWORTE'S PATENT REVOLVING 1 VENTILATORS.



Drapery and Clothing. Caution to the Public, to Muwaunos of many mlilftnfl'"g AdteiUie meat* lately appearing lv oar paper* SAMUEL fiOOMBBS & po. AMUBIi \JOOMBBB a \jO. [a their usual good faith, have- lajtmd Bse fol lowing Prioa list Wo guarantee each ArUole given, and the price will epeak for Itself t- Glood Household Calico, 32-Inch widf, 2Jd per yard rhe Celebrated AA A. Calico, 36-Inch wide, Sid No. 2 Crewdßon's, 4id per yard No. 3 Crewdson's, 36-inch wide, 6Jd pel yard 72-inch Heavy White Twill Sheeting, 101<J per yard All widths la Fiol»y J8 Sheeting 60 per cent leu than eluwhero 90-loch Doable Warp TwiU Shooting, Is 4< per yftid, half-prleo 10-4 Fine Wltney Blanket*, 6a 04 1 woitl 17«6d Large Bize Finest Qaaliqr, 21i per pair Qollta, in all sUea, from 2i lid each Flannel, BJdp«r yard, will not b« purchaiei eUewhere Imi than la Colo&lal Flannel, la o|d Dress Depabtment, 27-inch Heary Serge, initable for Vi'inii Droffioa, 6Jd; worth Is 27-Inch All Wool Serge, IOJd orlghu price, 2* A Quantity of the moat Fashionable an< Newest Material* will 1m sold at les than cost Black and Coloured VeWetean*, from 1b & per yard Black and Coloured ftUks, 2a 6d per yard worth 5«6d S Cases of Winceys, 5Jd j worth la p« yard Millinery akd Mantle department. A Lot of Black Chip HaU, fashionabU shape, 6Jd eacb 100 Hats and Bonnets, this Seawn'i Goods importtd direct from Parii, will be sole at hall'prico AU onr Mantlet, Jocfteta, and DUtors wil be gold at ono-tilrd low than usaa price CtOTHWO DwAßTumn:. 800 Fain Men's Bztra Stionff Tweed Two sew, &■ lid; worth 108 Cd 500 Men's Bnlta, Colonial made, 26t tIM imf 900 Nary Serge Salts, 21b t worth 45s 60 Diagonal Twe» °«Waterproof Coat* 10 Gd t worth 80« a» Twoed Macintosh Coats, 15e M | wwti 60s 140 Tweed and Cloth Ovexcoati, from 18 64 Shirts, Collars, Tics, Socks, at half -pric< a COOMBES A CO. Will not saU to Shovkeepcn or RataUMß, Ai the prlois In maor eoM> are uaoh below Wholesale Price, tha only pledge \ themselrestoßapplrootf' jtunero at above LlstPrlees. .■■^ •HOIK THK ADDBES3- OK. »ttß PREMISES LATEW OC> CUPIED By *Jf« OoSQRAVB &' Co. ISamuel Coombbs & Co, i



Ooachbuilders, &c. Cousins & A.tkin, DHBIONKK3 AND 13UILDBRS KSBIPH, AMKRIOAN. FRKNOH, AND ANX OTHIIK BTYLK Oif CARttIA.GHSB. KBTABLIBHBD 1884 BO VS1 VELOCIPEDES, 225,; PERAMBULATORS, 165.; NVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES: AlgO BICYCLKS (best Enßlißh make), ROOK ING HORSES &0 K. ANDERSON, PARRAJIATTA-STREKT.SYDNEY. Awarded Four Prize Mednla. Sewing Macbingg by special >^_^^^^, ArrOINTMENT< [ESTABLISHED 1853.] BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED —i /domestic ) V MACHINES. X The KaaJeat, Simplest, Best Mode, and Most Durable. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. The only Sewing Machine whiqh has never been **■•■"'"' -beaten in competition. BOM! AGENTS IN NEW ZEALAND 1 BKAKKSPEAR & CO., Quoen-Btteot, Opposite the Market a ___— W. C» DENN ES, THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, llm JOkt received a Lar.Jra Shipment of the d Challenge Machine i J the World- THB WHITE CO.'S SEWING MACHINE. Tka Mo« BUent The Cbeapeet ThaMq«K»pld Tho Hißhe-t Araa ?h2Mo.t Smple TheLar S «itT«ble Th. V«M Dnribla 'be Btapieit Bhntße ?S UM Kta?*Ji t Tha Neatest BUtca Tbeadls Machines, fboji £5 10s, DBNNBS'S CHALLENOS BICYCLBS A»D TKICYCLKS. tf Hl^^T" I*^1 *^ TBIOYOLS BIOYOLB, iS'-a., from m Ml. OA9H ON DBjaBRBD PAC rtfcKlfl 33 DATS OABH BALK OF f SBWIKQ MACHINES. TRKMKNDOUS REDUCTION I HVKD WBRTHKIM--... £3 liß. FRIaTKK AND ROS3MANN. from Bl U. ?RI3TKK & ROSSMANN TRBADLK MACHINE, from ,_-_£& STANDARD TaKADLK Mi-CHINK, £6 10*. The GUeat Depot OUKKN-STRKKT. ' Horticultural 20 VARIKTIBS of AMERICAN POTATOES > SCOR^ ONERA | ninitratod Catalogue °n ".P^S^ ' i | Merchandise. MOORE &moWNSHENI oorb «sl ownshbn: WINB AND SPIBIT MEHCHANTS AND IMPOKTBKS Of the tollowlng Goods whloh are OF TB FINEST• QUAQTY AND!; ARK NOW i HALB— PORTS Shorrlea Madeira sparSSng burgundy JAMAICA RUM Lowndes' do BRANDIES Hennessy's * * * Martell's pale and dork Cavalier * * * in bulk and case Old Tom Genova JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Greenles3 and Colvllle'B Dunvillo's AUSTRAUAN WINKS Tokay Mataro Mußcat Shiraz Relating Hookhoimor Frontignao Chassolas in pints and quarts LIQUEURS Curacoa Maraschino CLARETS La Rose at. Jalien LaFote St. Kstephe St. Emlieon (hante) ALE AND STOUT Marrian's Bass Tennant's Gninnoß9's Dublin Stout Whltbread London do In pints und Quarts. Address t FORT-STREET. AUCKLAND. Tj^T H. S X INN ER & BOj CARPENTERS AND'jOINERS I VOLOAN Lane. \ MB»noh T mo« rSr ocaW Bhop Fronts, Olflce Fittings &c



r|TBB BIVHKBDALE MAAUFACTUK) I US CO. (LnaTaDL f AWRRS. OUHIUBB3, VKIiJjMnNHKR3 IMPOBTKRS 07 KNGL.IBH, AMERICAN! AND FOREIGN LBATHKHB. ORINDKRY. BHOB MKROERY, TOOLS AND AT.J. THE KSQUiaiTKS Or THX BOOT AND SHOE TRADES. The R. M. do, (Limited) bare now on b*o4 aafl 10 mHto, a splendid assortment, and first rate value in Colonial Bole. Kip. Calf, Bplit _ ■Brown and Black Harness Leathers, &&. M AISO, First-rate value In French and Knglhh OtU Call Kid. Patent Calf. American Buff Bollt. Enamel. East India Kip. &0..&0. t Maohlne Silks. Machine Threads. Qtiadwri Tools, and Shoe; Meroerr of all dwalp" Uona, CASH BUYERS OF HIDES, SKINS, W0OC» AND TALLOW. i TanueiTi f Oflloe anfl store t AVOhDaLK. I Si GHSX BTRKSTI TCLKFfIONB OS. „_ WM, B. HAMPBON. aeowiM _ TJJE HAYMARK B7i m. 9U^)SN-STRKST, AUCKUim. ON" SALE, Arrived per Coromandel and Eoman Epiplra- Whlte Clover, Red Clover, Alayke Clpyer, Cowgrass, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested nogstoil, Rape, 'i'rp/olinm Incarnatum (Scarlet Clpver). From America direct — Timothy, Bluezrasa (PoaPratensls). Poverty Bay Ryegrrass, Canterbury ByegMSd Cocksfoot, Prairlegrass, Rattail. EARLY SEEP POTATOES, as follows V-yi* leaf, Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canterbury Flulces, Patterson's Victoric. - __, Later VABiKTiES-Hobart, Satton'a MBgnnß Bonnm, Sutton's Flower Ball, etc. ALSO, Date, Bwloy, Garden and Ftowei Seed, Co*? 8 Flna and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zealand Flax, Tow, Baoon and Horns, BONEJUST and BONEFLOUR of aUgrftS* ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &c &c, &o, hesketF"&~aitken. 'nIMET A B I & BAINBRIDQE'S 'BUSSES. From Union Bank-7 mlnatea past the hott and 23 minutes to the hoar. , ha From Thk Thiwb Lamps-SO minutes v> ™" hour, and every hour. , , n NI3HT TBIPS FROM TOW»-+PMI 9, H»«ln "iftom'uOTbN Bank to Shblw Bbaobi-» nlnutespast B. 23 °^nn^ d M « 11, » ndgWs pagt 2. a mlnula* part i, 23 mlnnuw pan *' ninnteßDaetß,aiod23m!nn»ee«o& „,.._, *rom H™»iiT Biuon-fUn a.m.. 8.« fcO». e,m., 1 to 2, 4 to H to 5-