A SOUTHERN PORTRAIT OF BISHOP LUCK.

, A con rEinuTOR to a Dnnpdin paper writes ins follows, und^r the head^nj; " \ Ber.e- i dictioe Bishop " : — " During the past week We have had in thi- good city of Dunedin thres bishops of the l'O'iia i Uhurch one an J£ngli«hman, another an Irishman, and the third a native of New Zealand. This circumstance is not very wonderful in itself, andyet when one observes the diversity of character which iB apparent in the epucopal ttio, it is difficult not to be struck with the magnitude of that organisation vhich has the power to mould in tbe same theological groove men so differently cons'i tuted. The Irish prelate is well known to all of us, and even those who ate ihoroußhly opposed to his views have learned to respect aim for his manly consistency and siurJy independeoco. the t>«v Zealand p < lite is partially known toDunerfinite?,ard we have sufficient evidence of hh worth in fie Let that he is < steemed by people of all religious belirfs in his dincese of Wellington. The Knglish prelate is a newcomer to the c >lony, and though ho managed to give somo tlight otfon'ce to tho more patiiotic of hii lii-h llock at Auckland by deuounci»g the Ked tuond miisioD, he nevertheless is spoken <f iv high teims by those who have tbe plea sure of his acquaintance,

There "is nothing remarkable about Bishop Luck, save that he belongs to a moat remarkable Order. It is now about 1350 yeara ago since St. Benedict estab lished his first monastery at Monte Catsiao in the kingdom of Naples. The Benedic tines gained strength rapidly, and were the main agents in spreading Christian ity, civilisation, and learoiog in tbo west. Atone period of their history they possessed no ltfii than 37,000 monasteries. In ICug land the majority of the richest; abbeys and all the cathedral priories, excepting Carlisle, belonged to the Benedictines. In Scotland the monasteries of Kelee, Duuform line, Coldinttbara, Paisley, Arbroath, Mel rose, and other abbeys were in their hands. The Benedictines have given to the world ■ such scholars as Mabillioa, Moutfsiugon, Sainte-Marthe,D'Archery,Martene,Durand, Rivet. Clemincet. Carpentier, Touitom.and ■raaain. It would be difficult to over-esti mate the services which the Order has rendered to literature, and Sir Walter Scott, speaking of its works, says that they were productive of "general and perma* nent advantage to the world at large. The Uef ormation iv England and Scotland made sad havoc among th« monastic institutions, and the Benedictines were the greatest sufferers. Driven from their rich abbeys and fertile lands, they sought shelter oa the Continent, where th«y founded among their bretbrm several magnificent schola»tic establishments, Of late years the Otder of St. Benedict has manastd to gain a frMh footing on British soil, and numbers of its millenaries ore scattered over several of Kngland's «wloni»l po*ies> •ions. Tne Bsnedictimes established th«m« aelva* in Auckland twe or three jews ago, and tha colony some short time since was honoured by the pres»ce o! the fbat mitred Abbot coosacratcd in England since the Keformatio*. The Sight Kcverend Abbot Alcock has since joined the grtat majority, and the Benediatines of Auckland have in his stead a bmhop bel«n(i)ig to thtir illus trious Order.

i'he announcement that Bishop Lack wtß to prtach at St. Joaeph'g Church on Sunday evening last had the effect of at* tracting a v*ry large congragation, many of whom were Prottstants. Those *h» at tended with the expectation of h*aring an oratorical treat were ditappaUted. BUhop Lack has no claim to be considered sn elo cutionist. He is a >ice, gentlenianly speaker, and no mere. Hs deliv«red a plain, eiinplc, old>tashio>«d strmon in good commonplace I»ngua«e, He did not at tempt to d«al in theological subtUties, por did he aummou to his aid th» l«ast particle ot pattiona<e fore*. If tha light raverend gentleman poeswses any of that majesty vi imagination ai d spiriiual fire which are to effective in electrifying an audieica, ho managed to keep them religiously m the background ou Sunday eteaiog- But, on the other ha»d, his manner was entirely fret from th«t fretful pru'ieney of style wkich cilstlnK«i»ho<i so many of our pulpit oiatorr.' In listening to Bi-hop Luck, the knowledge that the preacher was a high dignitary ot the Church did not strike the hearer with tne same force as old the fact that the speaker was «videat]y a Christian gentle man,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

(FRIDAY OONOLUDKD.JfI

Chairman's Beport.—The Chairman submitted hia weekly report, which stated : (1) That Mr Chriitle, pupil teacher from Kauaeraaga Boy»' School, hid been seat to take Umporary charge of Uwharoa School (Obincmuri), during absence of teacher, Mr Burton, iojnrtd by an accident ; (2) Mr L, C. Mawrmll, teacher iol«cted for Mangare North, had been sent to Newton Knit,till end of moutu ; (3) Comalitee bad been ie quested to obtain f tush leaden for fencing Alexandra School Hosatve, Mr Allright bating reported tender at 29« a chum too high for acceptance t (4) Commuiioner had been authorised to expend £4 from Moteo I North school fund in impiovlog school ground about to be fenced by Board; (5) pormia»lon given «o plaoe harmonium in No. 9 School, Parna, and Committee authorised to expetd sckool fund in pur chase of rhtlter frees, for vchool ground; (6) midwinter holidays fixed for the three days, June 27, 28, and 29th inst.— The re. port was adopted. I'HTBIOAL TRAIKINO. — The Chairman gave the following notice of motion : -" (1) That physical training ba practically treated in our schools as pro-orminently the primary consideration, and diacipliae of the intellect and moral faealtles the ntxt; not the in. calcation of technical knowledge, (2) Thai tii* Inprctor be requested to submit such proposals in the school aylUbua us wilt Rive effect to abovo resolution" GRAFTON KOAD DISPTJT*. - The following latter -was rocßi»od fr»m the Secretary of the Graf ton Road School Committee s—" Aueitlaad, lHh June, ISB3. To the Jeoretary of the Bard of tdneuioni Sir,—l an directed to inform you (bat the Graf ton Ro*d School Committee ■nsni. monaty accept Mi 8 e«l«y as a fit and proper person to be hoad-rnaster of the Grafton Hoad District School. This Committee would beg to call the attention of the Board to the very vague letter of the 17th April accompanying the recom mendation of Mr Heatey, and wonld earnestly suggest that ia recommending any teacher in futnre the Board should send copies of all testimonials, as also copies of last examination papers shewing the per centage of pupils passed from one standard to another, and likewise a recom mendation from the School Committee as to his or her sobriety and moral character, This would give tbe Committee some proof of their proficiency, and enable them to c.mio to a proper decision, more especially with teachers coming fora a distance, if this had been done in Mr Henley's case, and tuch a mats of testimonials been placrd b fore un, it would have been a complete deuial to the information conveyed to us by one of the committee, in all good faith no doubt, as to its authenti city, and which information we were bound to take notice of. It would also hare saved the Board and this Committee much valu able time." - It was rerolved on tbe Chair man's motion, " That as the Grafton flood School Committee now concur in the ap pointment of Mr Hcaloy, the Board appoint him aa head master of the school in question from Ist July." Temperance Lesson Book.—This sub joct was brought up again by the reading of the letter from the Aratapu School Commit tee, asking for the introduction of Dr. Kichardson's work on Temperance as a les son book. A memo was also submitted from the Inspector stating that for many reasons he did not think the work a suitable school - book. Besides, its introduction would lead to less attention being given the book on the Laws of Health, and the sub ject of Temperance was adequately enough dealt wlthinexistingschool books. Since the matter was last before the Board the mem bers had been given Jiernevi' and Jiuxtou's works on ILalth, and Dr. t'lebardson's work on Temperance. Mr Buckland moved that the question of introdu cing Dr Kichardson's book to the schools should be left to the Committee, with the provision that it should not super sede any books at present in me.—Mr Hobbs seconded.—Messrs Goldie and Clark condemned Bernors' book for its encourage ment of moderate drinking, and praised Button's.—The Chairman considered that the laws of health should hz taught In oar schools half-an-hour each day, instead of half-an-hour each week, as at present, and he therefore moved, "That the school syllabus ba altered in respect to the tonoliing of the law« ef health, so that hnlf an-hour a day twice a week should be de voted to it.instead of balf-an-honr per week as at present." This was seconded and carried. —It was also resolve^ on the Chair man's motion, "And that a book on alcohol be selected by the Inspector for submission to 'he Board."—Mr Bnokland'i motion was likewise carried.

flic* with, the architect, whodid Lt,^ that the buildinw were taaay i^mS need of pamt.-It was egreed to itS iv view of the architect's opinion !S the Bo.rtJ.Uefc ot funds ?h 6 y fli not sea iheir. way to granting m rquest.-.i second letter WM "LsJt complaining of the unrepaired state of tS fauciDg around the ttelsoa-Btreet schaol ' and drawing attention to the ccndiiiouJ the plat ground.—Deferred. , *I'^ : Newton kast. Apropos of the hi,'- application for enlargement a list was r 3 eewed of the addresses of the Drnilf.'^ as applied for by the Board. ' Jr"**l%#i§ rONSOjiBy.—A letter was received ut I 11 1 that tbe architect might he instrocSS 1 t> report upon the damage tustaintd by thi a. hool iv the late thnnderstotm, and «»t ing that thn school windowsmiohtJin *vi 1 with yen* ti .« blinds—The architect »„« led that the electric fluid appeal Lh» » struck the vane ot the bell towtrbntsfi fie zinc cohering nenr ofT the top and S^ t.n« the «ontbetl)oads on two sides of tl> lower, passing down the v^IW ",P c i oa to tbe iron roof of the '.verffi? and from thence makiag ahoT.e thrnnti, .cl'- wall «i the school, .p'ittin* a LS?^' and down an iron gas-pipo to the, 43 witfiou-, further injury. The cortaPS*-' would be £12 and the cost of Tm !?* lr blinds would be £23.-Both feoaS 5 blinds were ordered. ■■> l|f . LIOHTNISG CONDUCTOBS.-It '^H. yq solved op ths motion of Mr Clark "tt?i^ Mr Allright be requested to KpoHWw!' X question and coat of putting' lifttSi conductors on all the la W pnT)Hc'»?kSl« Tamaki WEST.-Meßsrs PllMnSW* Menzies were appointed CdOrilMfone^:, this district. ••,"" , IUAKAU lHAEBI»VILI > X).-.!A t , D lli )i «* n >. for a teacher's house-On the'ffiS ■ Mi• Hoobs. it was resolved toc« n W and specifications. • .■ - ; \ < r*r*, -■ PAKUBANOt-Mr Bnckland mdW that l an assistant teacher be sent to *hh mhoS -Carried. It was also wrtbitSfiS Ilkln be sewing teacher.;:, m

MINING NEWS.

(FBOM IDS " COBOMAwittliAtt.^i^ ? MisiNa has not been brisk dtlak thoiwh there is yet much vitality observable,: Tn« ICapanga, for instance, which has beet getting little gold from the mine tiam Christmac, is now in funds again—Bo 000 - shatei having been created, sufficient of which have been sold to provide the maass to keep operations going for at least twelts months independent of any out-put of sol 4 from the mine. This news will be satigfio, tory to readers, as it will enable an «xtea. tire block of ground to.be worksd (ro« which grtat results may be expected. Owing to inaccurate »uiveya or toma othor ouubo there has been great loaa of: time and noney occasioned in not being able {q carry a rise through to connect with a wines aunkon the Kapanga main lode. Itlsaow probable the reef will be shortly in hand again, and its character Is such as to excite I sanguine hope?. Übioh Beach.-The reefs worked on In.' } the intermediate and low levels look well. : The country is good, and carries every ludication for gold. Kapanoa.—A crushing of general stuff, i gave 49 ounces retorted sold, Succuss. — The manager is engaged I •loping and rising, but, has obtained nothing of importance, i - J TIKENAN'S.—Work is being carried on,;. though gome change is contemplated, ' which may lead to the temporaly closing of . the rcioc.

NEW CORBY.-A survey has been made « which shows that «ome error had crept iato farmer calculations, and there is a further distance to drive than was anticipated/ before the lice ot reei in cut. A change of country Is dow making, of a favourable . i nature, and the reef should in a Jew days lw cut. !■ ': ;'.:' - iii In Tokatea. -The intermediate level going, r »head over the maio level carries a *plendi4 ro»f, which, by the dip, will be struck ■hortly in the low level. Bismabck.— The tributers 'are engsßerl ! sloping. A parcel of general ituff, crushed at ihfc Bismarck Hattery, gave a return u{ 59 ouncea retorted gold. •-■ Koyal oak. -The contractors are push* ing in the low level. > Mohawk^—A crushing of 30 tons gave 8 dwts to the ton, lon*. - The reef in the level going north is making into a fine body of stone, about I 18 inches thick, looking well for gold. 'A I little quartz was ihowing yesterday in the}: south diive from the low level, which it is' hoped will develop into a valuable lode. ;-vj,jj JOST-m-TlME.—There is nothing freth. The shaft it voicg dswn in the usual excel* lent class of sand-stone. . ; ••'■'* Subz.— The proprietors have obtained an ■>; engine, by the aid of which works can ba '■ pushed on advantageously.. Jhis mine i» well situated, and has been pluekily worked by hand labour, We hope to gee a large measure of success attend the spirited efforts put forth to develop it. .... •sTokatka.—The manager reports'-as foilsl lows:—There is a slight. improvement -in tho driving of the hanging, wall level, the hard bejl..., of ground has commenced to open out, ani S the dig again to form a small leader is also ",' making in the footwall, which probably will"; increase in thickness as the country gets iaxss *'.'. settled and ihe channel better defined. Hinjf. ing wall rise.—The hanging wall rise is up tM.'.', distance required, viz., 45 feet, when the stops level will commence. Colours and blotches of gold have been seen here and there in tlift S quarta broken, but not sufficient to, pay fat ['". crushing the stone, is about the'sune!,^^' quality as the last lot put through from &a[ level, which barely gave a sho# on the plate, The No. 7 stope level is within about nina feet of breaking through. When the connect tion is made, and Ventilation ; obtained,' '."ttjtf lode will be further prospected ba-'bol^ branches. Slopes.—The stopes are still Tiejd« ing payable quartz. Forty pounds of picked stone tame to hand last night, and a hir shovj in the general stuff. The run is narrow-knd the ground hard, so that the quantltybro]cen'|ii{, is smalL No. 2. intermediate.—The grbun^ in this level is very much improved since dku of last report. The driving is good, and tht leader more promising. The last fortnight stoping operations have not been tip to tha usual average. Until last night no picked stone was obtained.—Jonh P. HAIU

A " resurrected " Chinaman was recently stolen in tbe Inangahna district, but iubse« quently found. Acting, It it ia presumed (i»y» the "Inanffalirja Times " of thi 28th ult.f, upon legal advice, the Chinwe rwldanta have refused to pay tbe £20 reward dtmuiw. >. d»d by the finder of the stolen coffin, and the osao will therefore probably come before the local Court Sine* "the div of, resurrection" the Chinese have, been in ereat;tribnlttion over the lost remains of their oountrymin, and their troubles wili now be prolonged till " the day of jutlg"! I ment." In the meantime, however, the re?. covered body has been forwarded on to Dnn-din, and will reach there in tima for v shipment with the others to China, It,/' se«ma that 213 bodies in all will be t»kon to the Flowery Land from New Zealftod ol^i ihe trip in question, the total! wmffStM;:is Cant«m Chinese who have .difOui; in the colony. The Cantonese are the,. oaiy division of the great Asiatic ftwftii who gsthfr their dead to their own. sou. '"'ji.' Mong Kong and other Chinese being^ijtHSL* more cosmopolitan in this rimpect, and being content to allow the bones ot thfirdeparted ccuairymen to find a resting-place ,in■fogk. -lsnd. Tbe fund for the recovery andean- % vtyan cc of the dead to. Canton ft raised by publ c fub^cription, and the wwOUMJJrf formed hy c^nract. The price for mwf "i te b,.'ies ;n Dnnedin is £14 Pfi*"^' i.i. I, i,tir» outlay upon the nndßrtakmg wll ie.mli £6,000. , h

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Hbnhy Brett, of Symondß-etroet, at his General Printing offlco, Wynrtbam-ntrect, in tho Pro view of Auckland, New Zealand. > Monday, June 18,1883.



*»«? ANOScA W OEGArISi GABBIKL LEWIS Tha afcovo «r» flnt-elass and pronounoed to t» """ of very fine tone. _ ~~~ THOBSDAY, JUNE 21. TO IBpSMONGEBS, SPKCCLATOKS, AND OTHERS. TRADE SALE OF WIBB MAILS, JSWBANK/S NAILS, Axas, Tinware, Hollowate, Cutlery, IBON AND BRASS BKDSTBAD3, JBhest Zinc, FenciDg Wire, White Lead, Tin Tacke, American Stoves, Wire Netting, Tubs, Buckets, Japanned Trunks, Milk Dishw, Churns, Fenders, Britannia Metal, GABRIEL LBWIS MAS received instructions to sell, at hu I Booms (opposite Thornton, Smith and b Wto\ Lower Qneenfltreefc on above oate, at U o'clock. A liARHR OONSIGNMBNT Of THE ABOVE GOODB. Terms at Sale. % VaSKB. 8. 0. CASK. B, ». TONK3 WSDNBSDAY, JUNE 20, GJSBaT SALE or ITT Jt BOPBBTIBS, BNDJBR THB WILL OV THE U?> ÜB, £. COSTLBY, AT THB BRUNSWICK MART, ON I WEDNESDAY, TIIK 20TH JUNE, I' TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. ! TERMS: IS Toi|)WeeQt.CMb on the taUtt the hammer: [a «»!*»«««) Be paia at any ttmovrtttilnthrßo '"% a«Btß»»Din Bay t*6ftlo,boarln« Interest ttntu f! Bfciattt»BKit»!B»Yenp*roerit, per annum * PLANS RBSADT 1 B, TONKBftOO., Awttpiwenb FRIDAY, JULY 13. |j ' r B. O; QBEENWOOD Hr 4AS been instructed by the AXTCKLaKD i » H HAHBOim Boabd to sell by publici auction. t$ dtM^™!: the Board Fort-street. on Frl- Hj r. c. GREENWOOD, I Ivj Anettrtneer. _ ■I MONDAY, JUNB 1& ■ j H&UILDING . ALLOTMEWTB, BICBKOHD \M BOAD (near Auckland). . ;f[|: r «HE nnaermaped has received instrne ■ H^TS^mfntßOtthat large ana important oiaea I II*"* "La GRBENWOyD,



! .Anotnonß. j ■ THUKS O A Y, JUNE 21, \ j At 12 o clock. ; 1 D»iwrq OTL« VARNU-ff^COPPSB AND • ■ P WON BOV.,S ffui HH..-'. IHON AND ! 1 W000BM8!l«I'S &o..Mdtlie unoxrlr«l portion of LKA3 •* ■ . I UJT SK ) I I'JN in CusroM noi-pir-ariiKKT Wkst. I D. F. EVANS I BAS rectived instruc'ions from Messrs j Atkliißon «n Co n sols b> Public Auo- i tlot), tntlio promi . :.». Cn>'omhtfiwo--.tr,ot west | (neir end t.f Vlotorla Btr. it;, Pninii-, Ois, Var' i li-i j KmvtyOilO»ak6ii!i.' , mm-, hem I B.eH : Knrnace Doors WelßhisandHciues i 25 Gallon Copper Boiler, dlfo Iron ■ Iron lank, QrindiflK Mill Kmvtj t'asefi. Tubs, I'lmbor, &«. AIHO. Unexplroa portion of Losßf <t Allotmen^ ttgethef with tlio bulWtnKß e.e<rted theroo/.. cons-iatlnw of "hop. Iron and Wooden Sheds So. Shop n .Hheds to befioid for remora1, or m oneiotwi'n the lease. 0. X EVANS ! Auctioneer. THUKBDAY, JUNE 21. { BY OBDKK OF THK RKQIjTBAB Olf THB BUPRKMB UO'.IUV Ol' KKW ZEALAND. FREEHOLD PKOP JiRTIES, HAMILTON EAST. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from tho Roxlfitrar of tho Supreme Oonrt of New Zealand, to soil by auction, at thalr Land Man, Wort-street, on 'J'hnrjday. 21st natant, at 12 o'clock. ALLOTMKNT3 26, 52.118. and IS2, Town of Hamilton Ua««. contalnlns; 4 aoroe, with the Butoter's Shop, UwclUnof-lionae, and all ButidlDßa thtreon orfctod. a% now ocoupled by Messrs, Irlßtram »nn Lovi-tf. SAMUEL COCBKANE & iOH, *.ur.Wonf«r*. TUESDAYS, I T H.K HAVMA XXE T. SALE OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, •t II o'oiook. . [ A&FRED BVOKLANV. OUKHAML VAKDS. |T»OR SALE, at the Durham Yards, V every Tneßday, at U o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. IiONTKB <« JSOkdN. Government Land Bales. T>UBLIC NOTIFICATION. ROBAL LAND 3 FOB BALE ON DttFER «KD PAYMiN-l'B. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT. Crown Lands Offlco, Auckland, Bth June, 1888. I her*by notify that the Lands enumerated In the Schedule heraund^r bavo bean set apart for Sale on DeferredPaymsnu, and tha-, WttUNKS DAY, the JO h d«y of Jane, 1833, has been ap pointed oi the dii; ou which iho acid Lands shall be open for application. D. A. TOL3. P6iiiml*aio;.ijr of down Lands. bchbdulw. mangonui county. Takahuk Survey District. Block. Soc. Area. Upset price i. R. P. £ B. d. 2 86 0 0 86 0 0 ■XI. 3 91 0 0 91 0 0 t 66 0 0 66 0 0 5 76 0 0 78 0 0 6 S3 0 0 95 0 0 XVi 1 67 0 0 07 0 0 2 57 0 0 37 0 0 3 17 0 0 17 0 0 8 93 0 0 98 0 0 7 100 0 0 100 0 0 8 72 0 0 72 0 0 HOKIANGA COUNTY. Waoku Stovev District. Sec. Arcn. Upset prloo. A. B. P. & S, d. I 9 16 0 0 IB 0 0 10 47 0 0 47 0 0 22 75 1 0 75 5 0 23 58 2 0 68 10 0 24 51 3 0 54 15 0 25 90 3 0 90 IS 0 2G 66 3 0 66 13 0 27 8S 0 0 83 0 0 37 50 0 0 50 0 0 S3 51 3 0 51 15 0 39 50 0 0 50 0 0 10 75 0 0 75 0 0 41 50 3 0 50 15 0 42 79 2 0 79 10 0 43 50 2 0 £0 10 0 it 61 2 0 61 10 0 45 108 2 0 108 10 01 Application for the above lands will be ro ceived at this Offlco, where plane may be In- Bpooted* In the event of more than one application being; received for the same section, the ritrlrt to ocoupr tho same will be decided by auction among the applicants on THUESDAY, the 21st day of June, 1883, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at this Office. Note.—Deposit of l-20th of the price of the land to be tendered with application. Business Notices. CHEEK DOOBS ABOVE "STAB" OFFICE. UIBOHANIB ACCOUNT BOOKS. Inßub*ncb txtvt Miming Rkgibter Books Specially Kdlkd add Bodrd, Mnslo, Maßazlnea, Public Libraries and Sunday School Bcoks well bound. BAKBRS BPKCIAIi KULHD DAY BOOKS. Bibles Piayer. and iljmn Hooka Ko-bourd. BADDjiKn CHOIR MUHIO BOOKS *hl-;:d IBSiabusbkd in Gr.iHoow, Scotland, 1861. JAMES X E E R, UKNBKAL WORKING CUflißß, WIH.E9LHT-STBBBT Eabt (Seoond Shop from Queen-Btreet), Raion", eettacM. and Knlvos ground and set, Poo&ot K.nivoi ro-blaciurt, and all kinds of Coilery repaired, So. J. K. will always hevo on bend a Fir;tolaßß Btock of Household an-'i P< cket Cailery to suit all classes and a capital stock cf .tpqctaoles to mil a'l eight', Sprctsoles fitted with ;-. ow Hyes and ;-li3ro. AH Work ''.pahawtiibd. jgg/m Misses TSUTENBERG QUEKN- STREET, «^">A XT A V B on Hand a jBEraSB ■•' -*--•■ Complete Stock of «lillil.ssrv AIADAMB WKIGKL'3 ISSt^RSq^Tli PAPER PATTERNS oir S ', . ; O DKK9SES, MANTLES, W-asliW 8 «ii&c< Tho Patterns are Mbh g cut In ten diflerent sizes JIHhBL v for Ladles and Children, f|>O||fF \ accompanied by cllrec -1 i >\ * tiona and illustrations rormaklnKwl Sold at prices ranging from tid to 2s. Newest . styles monthly in Weioel'a Journal of Kashlona. Price, 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annum post free (payable in advance). Oatalftgue Of Fashions, 3d; by post, id. Orders Br letfers attended to on receipt o£ price and J^Vlslin 8i nU ATKNB n E dKG, Qttkbn-stkbet (MeArthnr's Buildings). " Formostn In Morto. TtTEW ZEALAND FISKNB J3 (Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways), i From 12 up to 120 Varieties, fi Fob Sale by KKIO ORAIG, PRINCES - STREET. ; «t p E A C O C X, I I OPTICIAN nks m stock spectacles and bye OLA.SBEB of every description. AN AoonRATB Fit Guaranteed. COMFOUITO MIOKOSCOPKS & TELKSCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. AMEBOID BAROMETMtB, 'rHERMOMETEBS, Electric Bitlfs, BATraRiBS, and • Fittings, Ma&aetaElectrio Machines and Medical Coils, Thkodoijtks, Compasses, Sextants, Soirl Hydrometera, Saccharometerß, gallnometers, Argentometers, So., fee., fco. v . < Asm* r6B .HYLOK'S PATENT SBWINQ ; AOmra and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE TUB POST-OFFICE, BHOBTLAKIHnLBEVIi



Tea Merchants. ■■ . /: ] Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS BOLD BY ROBERT IsTBAXi, IT mar not bo universally Jtiiown that without Advertising Ticketing or Puffing, ROBERT NEAL Ims obtained in a few years the Largest Rktah, Sai.ks of Tk.*s in t ho Province of Auckland TWa fact i» iiiimtolafceoblo proof of. tlio PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of ih<. TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English nnd Colonial cxHcrtcntio Hi tho trade and by careful selection of tho best of the various gIWVtBS of INDIA .md CHINA TtAS. ROBERT NEAL la able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. i The Blend of Tea at Is. 10d. 1S weTth 6 pb.ce. mi T>l i nm xO4Ai la the Best Imported this Season. The Blend of Tea at Is. lUci. A frea t to connoisseurs.. Tho Superior Quality of tho Teas sold by Rohkrt Neai, nro so soH-ovidont to those who havo tried them, that no sciontiflo analysis is necessary to proclaim their Somtlno I mity and Kxcolleneo. Theatre Royal BuHdings, Queen and Victorra- Streets,-Auckland.



Nelson. Mo ate a Go/c CELEBRATED ; CHALLENGE QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clotiiing Factory. NELSON MOATE & Co. DRINK OUII Pros Blendes Tea It has Mo Eijuq! for Tine Natural Flavour, Value, and Sirongth. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 ST 3/-, 3/4, 4/- Z 1-lb. a»d 1-lb. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Kir. fieicon Is a Professional Tea Taster end Biondar." AY/AXDED COLD& 6P.LVER KfIEDALS. §ELSOI, IoATE & (JO. TEA MERCHANTS, CHR3STCHURC2-4, DUNEDJN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AGENTS-EVERYWHERE. Drapery, «c. / *** I OKFKP.KKD \ I; l> A T M * > *" I . I SY3TKM • I TAILORS, URAPEttS, AND OUTFITTERS, H O B SO N-STKEBT, (Nearly opposite Wellington-street}, HAVB A VVbll-assouted Stock Of THI BEST CLASS GOODS. A Tweeds thoroughly shrank before belna made ap, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred. Payment System has been found to be a groat boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure noceaaarlos In the easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. Mnßical. T>UILDINBS COMING DOWN. In consequence of the Oity Council having sold the HnlldlnKJ, J. HOW DEN Is compelloa to Clear Ont hla S'.ock of WATOHHB, CLOCKS. JRWKLUtKy, PIA.'UW, ORGANS. & HARjnr? --lUMS. Eto.. H.TO. As no Ke« onable Offer will bo Rejiuwl fo Oat*, h.i trnsts the Pabllo will tavo »• vf.n tage vt tola, bis first Sale for 'ii yenrp, and i;lvo him a Call At once. Shortland-stkeet. JUST ii A N D E D, A jjoantlfnl Assortment of BOBB" No- 8 BO3KWOOD & WALNDT riANOH, Also. HARMONIUMB 1 HARMONIUMS Surpassing; all before imported for sweetnees of tone, combined with power. Prloe from .610 toMGuineoa, with two Hows of Keys in Ele gant Cesee, which will be sold at a Beduotlon for Cash, or on the Deferred System of Pay ment, VBBB AND CO.'S MOSIO SALOON, LYOKUM HALL, Hobsoh-btrbkt. near VlotoriMtreei, VIOTORIA-STBEJIT, BIBEOT FEOM MAITOFAOTUKfISS-:, Has for &»!«, &* Mf Haiee- * Oarnenters' Tools . ' , Nallsilioofcs. Hinges . »?H€Srued V» Mantteplooe* largest Stock In AncMana Marble, Electto-Plate/OurlJ. and other Feoftws oSvanlßed Iron, Shea* Lead, and 2Kae Slatoa, Oemsct, and Piaster INBPKOTION INVITED.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VioT«i>i&irßßßa'. Frubk. V«'EitEaaAD. while beio^ desirous of keeping his name oonstancly before the public as a Tonmnn of fairly trrslworthy experience, takes this opportunity of ih'mkine hU Dumerous 1 Uuitomoie—uim-y ot whom ho has sot seen— l>nd presents them his comtnned assurance th«t all olassea purahimliie lili- Teiu. be they high or loir priced, will oootinue to reoelve as hereto fore tbe same faithful and imptrilal treatment I vend no slaughter or victimising Hoes, but every line advertised wll: bo fouud havlog its true oounterpan in the Toa tendored to pur ohaaer—whether to ohlld, adult, or by letter. GKNUINK TKA doea as a rale obtain—both rom Ohlnal acd India; the hevshhe is the ex oeptiOD, not the rule. <v r*s nita vmt novkltv than Oonulne Tv» la a Couheotly dkkWiid and PROPBBLY iEBVBD Cup i;f Ton. My aim for tho yeara I have been b<)(oro the AnnuUnd puDiio naa Deen to unDilau what Good Tea ron nl.ts of, ao tdat thn oonsumur mlaht bo Diy judße. Those who wonld that lunoranooEhould prevail consider a man f nullah for his pains, but I have been more than oompensated by the goldbin oi'tnuKS of haiiiimtls ot people for hundreds of mllos round Auoliland, a»d" aa in timated, many ot my onstomers I have not Boon, I can raadtly sdmit the desirability of giving Go.ld Modh'B to Tea Growers for pro daolns Tea of rare oxce'lonoe. pains and ex pense Doing inourrod lv lv- production, but none of this belongs to tho lancet Tbjm»s Many can, but few do, constantly give Kood value for money. I suspoot that Medals fo Paoket Teas, it put to tho test through tho Uolonleß, would turn ont muoh like the London Bakers when Dr. Lotheby vra« about to report on br»ad bofoie aGomralttMof the llotua of Commons. Manr warned thair pajtlculur bread reported on, but the wll> doctor najd, "Ob, yea, pro vided you pay AiO io any ohu-lUbl* lastttutlon I name if at any fat nro iimo I find you selling an Inferior artier." Jndga his a*tonlshm»nc when only two la all i>oadom woula abide by the test Now, I distinctly affirm that if any committee of anr looal txhlbliion In N«w Zna land, or tlsawhart, h»ve uivon Gold M*daU for Paoket Teas, withont distinctly oounwMnu tha growsr therewith, ih»y worn folrly caufchl nap ping, kuvpoan soma y*(ur India «nd China 'leas are a mißaiabl* f&llurn, w):a; Is the medal worth for th»t year, a.' from she Pactoi T*« man to tho Consumer, TBA V'Rina CUKR»MTi "VKKY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA,1 A combination of Dome of tbo flaeat, the strongest, and tho liohest iluvoui-«J Teas Imported. Mr aim with Uls Tea Is to have sotnelhinji ill far »nion*'« tableonanjoooMion. PRICK, ii. PMK POUihD. "FAMILY WIXTUJtiB," A most economic high class Family Tea, bath the India and China Doing selected with liwal oaro so as to un-uro liist crop Tea from the bo«t-fcnown growths, well murilpulsiedleaf, ripe In thd cup, asd thorongtil} and Hoanlly cured. PKICU. 2s. Co. J'KK POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINAh.. This Tea has attained a popularity and wide olroulitlOD, which it only compatable with oloee study and attentlun to the tastes of a large oUss of the general com munlty. PSIOK. 28. POUND. BPLUNDID " DARJEELING-FLAVOUKED MIXTURE," Suaiunixvi) a Ktm r ivu: India axv nun Teas. PIUOK, Is. SD. PBK POUND. In the Cup this Tea is a marvel of choapnocs. GUAKANTKtD PURB OHOICK KIBBT OROP BROKRN LHAIf " PANYONG CONGOU." Price, Is. Od. per Ib. " TUBE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With capital 1i.:.1y and flavonr. lid. por *ound. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Packages, from la. 6d, per pound. FEEDK WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA.STREET, AUCKLAND. Lime &C, Gkudnd Lime, ground llmk. FOR BALK,1 SOUTUGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI QROUND ROCIIK LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to atono flagging Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work 1 is a ilrat-oUma materla B. KEANE, SOLE AGKJT, CUSTOSI-HOUSK-STBUBT, HPAKB NOTICK-That notwlthatandlug .8 all that In said In favour of other Mahu-; rang! Limes, the Btesdy bnt Increasing demand from all carts of Auokl tnd and Province, Bouth and Australia, la a sufficient Kuarantne an t.i the g^nulneßS of POLHAM. BANNATyNB ANli «X)/S HYDRAOLIO UXK. For Walls. Floors and Oirden Paths it Oanwo* be Rdbbkd i '(JT, —Kor otronlara nsd forthor Information api 1/ at Auckland Branch. Custom-house-f treet vv e«t. Coachbuildera, &o. Cousins & A.tkin, DBBIBNKR3 AND nUILDKRB KNOi.(-H AMRRtuAN, KR«N R. AND AN> OrH^HaTYLreOB-OAR'aAGBB. KSTiDLtFHICD 1664 BOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225. j PBRAMBULATOHS, 16a.; NVALID CARRIAGES, aU kinds (Whole eale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also, BICYCLES (best Englißh make), ROCK ING HORSES, &O R. AIfDIreRSON, PARRAMATTA-STREET, SYDNEY, Awarded ffour Prizo Medals ' Sewincr MaoQinwa by spkciai, APPOINTMBI'T' rESTABIJSHED 1865.] BUY ONLY THB CELEBRATED . /do mesti c\ X MACHINES^ / Tho Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most . ■ Dnrable. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. The only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition, Bom AOEsraa in New Zealasbj. BKAKESPEAR & CO., tjueon-atreot,. Opposite the Market,



Hortiou tural. • J r.ii ■s. : ' i ■ ;• • N & CO.. i 17S, Ql i:'... :'K.•■ ", iVLOKL&KD, j Oppttilo T. t .-. >.i-iln tc lle.'i. Medical. TkT ERV OU S DKBILITY. Dr. a. C West's Nkrve and Brain Trhat mknt, a guaranteed Spoolflo for Hysteria .Mzziwros, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralirfa ueacaoriu, Norvous Vroatratlon oausotf t)j tnv nso of alcohol or tobacco, Wnkofulncss, MonUU Depression, Softening of the Brail ro»ultlug U Insanity and leading to mlßorv, tlwcay, and doath, Premature Old Abo oauaod bj OT«w-«xar tlon of tho brain, yonthiul tolly, or oTttr-todul gonco. Each box contains ona mouth's treat ment. 6s a box, or six boxoa for •ion, ami by mall prepaid on receipt of oe. WE QUAIIANTXE SIX UOXKS To onre any case. Wltb each order rsoelTsd by us for six boxM, aocompanlod with 26r, wb win Bend the purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the monoy If tho treatment dooe not eflbot a core. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING fc SONS, Chemists, Queen-street, Auckland. IaVKS CX3Ml jr.Atw I'Qf lUt KING'S DANDELION ASH \Jr QUININB UYBB PILLBJwHhOUt M«N trary). Tn» B«aa Rumbby roa Boiovsjibii STOKAOB ÜBKAMOatun, riATUWCX, FAJRI Bbtwkbs tub Siiouldishh. Has irnmn, IHDISBSTIQM, AOIUITV, HItAD-iIMC, USUB>> bubh, and alt ath*t symptoms of oUordered Uver and dytgopala, loknowledgad by man* oiiiineni surgaons to bs the safest and mildest pUli tot OTerr conaUtntloii— La Uoxm at Is IM, to Do, and is id. Sold br Ohemlsts and Medlouia Veadon Uutjughotit the world. Prepared bj Jos. Borka. London. 3poolnUjr vtIWA« P!Ut Lc rasidaala kbrotid and travwurs. BoU V)T KtatPTHORHE. FBO38«B & Co, PRVPIUiI QUINIMK ana IKUM TON 10 roia a nnd developes the nervous enericiaa, •u-lohtw ilio blood, promotes appetite dispeli uukgoot w>d diipreaslon, tortlnes the difjeuUT* oroao. Is a ipaotflo remedy tot nearalKU, asna, Udlssatlon. tevars of even kind, oheat affeotlou, and In wmtxna dlseasM sororaloui tendenolea, JH. The whole dame Is ff-eaUy inrlKOratml by Pspper'f Tonic, the metit.- risnlUo* brUihunsil. Ui.i oonstUnUan gresilj jiro!w»iiiidoX vi: t tvturn to tubutt health csr;aJ«. iiolUoc v io**, (s Ml aext Btie, lt«. Bold b) ChAoilsta averywhere. Tbe nama <\i J. Pfi;ju>r, Hartford Laboratory, London, must b« oa tim luteL There ts M Tonl* m eartala la effeot •• I*oppurt Qntoln* and Iron. It is strongly recommended to resi dents la India and tha Colonies, and shonM alwnrf b* kept ready rot ue Is STery ease Ot tiTer or f obrlla sondlnoa. Bold br KwiTHnimi Puombb AJni 00. •pAKAXACUM AND FUDOPHYLLIF I' Prepared only by J. Pepper, lonrtoti. ThlsiFlald ooinb<>ittinw. v trnotoa from medb olnal roots. Is now used uiAcead ot bine pill and e&lomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptom ■.-.( oonsreption ot the liver. which are enueraUi p»ia luioath tho ihouldors, heod-aoba, ■inrwaUi.-.v ao appetite, fornw ioitgtio, •'!-v-;,"roi.ft'!1.1 mto In tho mornlns, Biddlnf-.0. 'It«tiirSuic«*o< tha stomach, and feel- Edr nf go.-, irnl il«itir«<iiioii. It sots the alnsKish liver U ij.««i.j». rut -I',-jiUyaotaon tho bowel*. nlvinn * '-•■■:■•= ol huiih and comfort with Si hoa:r. i- U ibt ultn mwllolne. Tuaxaonm and itxicph»!ii» is » Hold mode only by J, PKPPBF-. r?wlfurf Lsteretory, London, whOM na'oo 18 oa r.-rr; Inbrf. lijttlee, is M and ta Sd. Sold bj hi! r-.i-.tiiirtj. A most valuabl* aod essential inwllotne fo» India, Australia, tht fnijo, and Oolonlw i;»'joro".y, Sold by KKMPTiiouMH. PaoaaHß &00. •• ViULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Kx -0 tsmal Means of CORING SKIM UIBKABKB. There is scarcely any mutta nnt will yield to " BnlphoUne" ta a tow dan, and oommenoa to tads away eves It it seam* past onre. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohw, scarf, rongbness, vanisk a* if ray magui whilst old, endorln* ekla .llmrtimi. that hare plagued the sofleren (or years, nowever deeply rooted thoy may bo, "BolphoUne* will sueoinifiilly attack them. It fetroys the anlmaloolsi which causes then unsightly, Irritable, painful affections ,and always produoes a oleai, healthi natural ooniUtlon of tha skin, " Sulpholine, Loiion Is Mild by most Obnmlst*. Bof;•, ;■«. 3» W 2iad« by J. Pepper and Co« London. Aoid by KBMPTBomica. Psntiem a o» Glass and Earthenware. 1 ■ CHINA, 'pHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ABSORTMKN f Ot CROOKBRY, CHINA. P AND 5 3 . GLASSWARE, 2 O IS AT | G. BROWNING'S, ° 267, qubbn-stbsbt (rsab habuti Enbtkanok). Estaeushio 1886. J gANOY GOODS. X X CHINA, GLASS, AND * KARTHKNWArUf. 3oylan aND XanfuiLD DIREOr Imi'oiitkhb Of Kvery Ussorlptlon of OHINA. GLASS, AICD KAKTHKNWaRB. 174, QDKBNBTRICH.T, n f w dorrs bflow Auckland Puvii Xt Hm,k loupon'te Oarbj-struci). THK LAKGK T, CjjKAPiST, AND Ita. BK3T ABSORTMRNT NSW ZKALAND. NBW GOODS, From some of the best English, French, German, and Amerloan ManufantorlC*, constantly arriving. N.B.—Wholesale and Retail; X X T> X A JD T U I S AT ONCE. FOR A GENUISfIS CLEAKINo SALE, 1) w A X It JU KWI O, 9CU^T;>M-HOUait-STRKaiT Q , BAST, *ff IS OFFERING pHINf, /"iLAS a ft CTARTHENWARII AT nHEAPKR PKIO&3 TiIAN KVKR OFFKBKD IN THK COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Tins Truns and Qexebal Public I ABI INVITKD 10 INSPHOT, BRBAEFAST, DINNER, AND TKA SBTS; WEDDING AND BIHTHDAX PRESKMIS. fte., em,, &c. EDWARD LEWIS,



Ironmongery. ] T.&S.MORMN&CO, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & KETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OP Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FKJVCING WIrE, BAKB*CD FENCING WIKK, Akk Now Lanpino, Xx Georgeßewlqy nnd .-.a Wmtmeath, 4400 Buslrou 320 Bundles Iron 380 Kogs Wire wails 120 Uoxus Charcoal Tin Plates, 10, U, lxx, lxxx 110 Bundles Hoop Iron 28 Leamington liuugca 4 Casks lied Ochre 3 do Soft Soap 1 do Varntoh > 20 Barrels Stockholm Tar 1 Case Gun Caps and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges 3 18ft Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip Seed } Cask Galvanised Rowlock* & Rudder Irons 8 Casts Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, a*, sorted 1 Cask Maul Rings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoe* 12 do . Best Quality duck Horn Shoes 10 Cases Patent Mangle* 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases Nellson's Close Fir* Ranges 6 Sienna Baths, asaoited, sft (Jin and 6ft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Electroplated Goods 3 Caski Cast Butt Hing«s 3 do Iron Washers 36 Sets Single Electric Bolls, inexpea sire 12 bets Electric Bella, 6, 8, and 10 bull* oator 10 Doaoc Solid Oast Steel Spadsa 0 do Clay Spades and Mattocks 6 Casks Rowatt's Anucapnle Lamps 1 Case Boxwood Rulti, lft to 4ft, 4 . fold 2 Oases Chart Handles, Axle Pollefa, &c 3 Ou*ks Copper Boilers, 19 to 80 Ralta 4 do Cattle and Shsep Belli) 1 do Carpenters' Rtm Locks 1 Cftsu Baggy and Carriage Lampa 1 do Steel Ashpan Beading 88 Doien Galvanised Hound and Otq Tabs 3 Baliw Tool Kits, v at ted 6 Cases Tinfoil 1J Ton French Glue 1 Cask Tailots'lrons and Flat and Bar Weights 10 Bales Galvanised Wire Sieroi amd Kiddies 4 Coses Copper Boat Kalis, Tacks, Rivet*, &c. 1 Case E.P. Forks and Spoons 4 do Kegister Gratsi, with N.P. Beads 1 Cam Tile Hearths 48 Kent Grate* 1 Cask French Bail Grates 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallons 838 Camp Ovens and Covers IS Kegs Wire Cloud Nails 64 (to Cat Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, aisorted 3ft to 6ft 32 Dszen All-steel Gravel Shovels 17 do Cast Steel Digging Forks 20 Pairs Dray Axle Arms 1 Cask Tuck's Paoiing 2 Casts Mahogany met Birch Knobs 2 do Howarth's Ventilators 48 Throe-legged Pots 1 C*>c Avery's Steelyards,' 601b to 4001b 2 Case* Avery's Scales 1 Cask Cut Tin'd Tacks 1 Case Butter Prints, Pats, and Wheels 5 Latlicn, 6in. centre, power geared 1 Only A matenr'g Wood Turning Lathe complete, with fast and loose heads, counter shaita, &c, socket and hand rest. This is highly flulshed, with polished walnut table, and v certain to give satis faction 0 Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing taws, bits, s»w see, plane irons, marking gauges, platod squares, saw pads, tpokosbaves, coopers draw knives, &c 1 Case B.M, Tos> and Coffne Pots 5 do Baas Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-plated Dish Covers 1 do Brass snd Copper Wire 6600 Feet ualvantsed Pipe, Jin. to Eia. 8200 do Black Pipe, Jin. to 1 Jin, 6 C»»k« l'ipo Fittings 1 Case Emery Wheels 3 do Best Tinned Soft Stoel Sheeta, for tinsmiths' uio 80 Caen Patent Horse Nails S3 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Inn, 6ft to 10ft 1 Ca-e Spear and Jackson's Saws 8 do Spear and Jackson's MillSmwa 1 do Spear aod Jackson's Cross-cut Saws 4 Cases Spear and Jackson's Oironla Saws Bft SO Randall's Sis* Harrows, W, 7ft, Oft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wl» 9 Cases 8. &J. Hollow.back Saws 2 Oases One-man B*ws 9 Cams 8, & J. Chisels sod Ganges GAS FITTINGS. TS THR RSHIDSNTS Of THI NOKTH T. ft S. MORRIN & CO., 1 CITSD, " Respectfully iini ed inspection (by intend i»K" pmrehas.mi of thrlr extensive Stock of Oiw Fit tin.», (v npi wing - 2, 3, 4, and 5 • IUUT CHAN DELI BRS 1 a tent and Jtleg&nt Designs in Copper Bronze, Stoel Bronze, Bright lacquer, Painted China, and Crystal. HALL LAMPS AMD LANTERNS. A. Choice Assortment CORK SLIDE, Pendants, 1 and 2 Lightfl GAS BRACKETS, Single and Double GAS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETS GAS WAKMIKG STOVES GAS COOKING STOV' S Thi above Large and Choice As ■■< i m-nt of Gas Fittings tv« being ofFeriw »t uost price, and afford a rare opportunity of securing a good & rticle at a LOW FIG i i a. r.&SMOKRIJS&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & KETAIL H4KDWABB IBBOHANTS & SHIP OHANDLKHfI, QUHBN & HIGH BTRBBTS, AUCKLAND. GENUINS PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT



St. Jacobs Oil. fife "^ECREAr- j|t| iron ', ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY, THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH HAS NO EQUAL ON EARTH FOR THE CUBE OF RH«t>M j/TISM.NKORAUm.B tQKAOBB, EORBNHSS OF THK CHKBT, GUNKRAIi BODILY PAINS BRADAOHK, TOOTHACHK, BUBNB. BOILDS, SPRAINS. BWKLLINQB AND HKUISKH. CHILBLAINS, SOBK THROAT fc QUINBY. And nil Kinds of Household Aootdants. ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL ST. JACOBS OIL THE GREAI GERMAN REMEDY.



As a Prompt Relief and Cure for the lol lowing ailments and diseases, and as a general paio-reliovbg and healing liniment, no preparation on earth equals the (iofinan Remedy, St. Jacob's uil. Its remarkable action has mystilisd medical m«n ; dulighted sufferers who, after years of torturing pain and unceasing doctoting, fouuel it their only hopo and cure j and it has dupelled tho doubts and prejudices of the most incredulous. It can be safely stated that no dealer who has soil th« article will s*y that those assertions are not justified by (acts. An External Kenmly is universally acknowledged to be the safest, aud the St. Jacob's 01 will be found to be the surest, simple.it, and cheapest. As a trial enUila but the comparatively trifling outlay of three shillings, everyone suffering with pain can have choap and positive proof of all these claims. Maßy persons occupying prominent sta tions in life, and who are well aud favour ably known throughout the land, have from their owu experience and observation, ■ ao conled the ru.,st enthusiastic endarscments to iho St. Jacobs Oil. For such testimo nials, aud for countless cures almost eur passing belief, and showing what this won. dcitul icraedy has accomplished, persons Bru referred to our Annual Alrnanaes and other printed matter, to be had 1/tUiK of Drcggista and Dealers in Medicine, and mailed by us .upon application. DIKECTIOftS.—In usiugtheSt. Jacob's. Oil it is especially important to boar in mind tha fuct that substances of a volatile nature should never be subjected to IIKAT or FLAME. Tbe Oil should be kept in a cool place, well corKed, and never applied near FlrtE or FL*ME. Full RHEUMATISM.—Rub freely with the St. Jacob's Oil, and keep well prot«cted against the cold ; apply night and moruiuu withtnnrougß rubbing, and more frequently if desired. In some stubborn and chronic casra of Rheumatism and Neuralgia, its uso must be continued to effect eutite relief and a core. NKCRALGIA. — Freely apply to tbe paits, remembering to keep well protected, which should be always done. BACKACUIC, SuKKNESS OF THB CIIEST, and GBNEKAL BODILY Pal \B.—The use of the Oil, with friction, particularly ov«r the affaoted reßion, gives prompt relief. HBADACHE AND ToOTHACHB.— Hot the former, bathe the forehead, temples, and behind the ears ; and, for the toothache, wet a piece of cotton with St. Jacob's Oil, and place in the tooth. FOR BURHS ANU SCALDS.-Loosely apply a piece of linen well saturated with the (Hi, and also bathe the burned parts with the remedy. Should there be a large surface seriously burned or scalded, freely urn a mixture composed of Linseed (41 and Limo Water, each one-half teacapful, with one or two tableepoonsfnl of St. Jacob's Oil. several times a day if needed. SPRAINS»BWBLLINGS,ANDBUUSa —Apply the remedy three or fonr times a day, or oftener, it necessary, rubbing it well in wilh the haad, or a pieoe of flanneL FROSTED FEET AND E.AK&—Tha application of St. Jacob's Oil is equivalent to a positive cute ; and for Corns, Bunions, and Soreness ot the feet, it provides ft uuick relief and generally a certain cure. SORB THROAT AND QOINSY.- Apply tho St. Jacob's Oil to the throat ex ternally, and wear a pieoe of flannel around tbe nock during the continuanco of tho attack. In stubborn cases, a gargle of Chlorate of Potash, in solution, will give great relief, in conjunction with tho free external use of tho Oil. Fi»R HOUSEHOLD ACCtDEKTS and for Pains caused by Cut?, Wounds, Sores, Uhftfings, Eruptions, relocations, lnflam nations, Weakness of tho Ankles and Joints, Chapped Hands and Face, and for all other nilments and mishaps continually occurring, it U pimply necessary to apply the St. Jacob's Oil in accordance with the suggestions of common sonse, anil tbn fore goini; apecilic directions, to experience im mtdUtc"relief, and nn entire cure. INTER ''AL USP,—hi cas<s of Cholera Moibu*, Cramps, Internal Fains, &c, in addition to tho free use of tho ■ I'il exter nally, take from 5 to 25 drops (but no more) with halt a tcaapoouful of. Bicarbonate of Soda, in water, according to the require ments <>f the case. In Neuralgia and Hou ral|>ic Headache, from 2 to 5 or 10 drops (but no more) can be taken internally, in bwaß° da "house and cattle REMEDY tue St. Jacob's Oil is pro-ernin enily tho best article ever introduced. Where it is used In time and freely applied it -will cure Spavin, Jtingbone in its early stai;os, Bruise's anil Sprains from whatever cause, Cracked Hcola and Scratches, Lame ness, Stiffness, Cremps of the Muscles, Whitlows, Flesh Wounds, and Galls of all kinds, Poll Evil, Splint, Strains, Contrac tions of the Muscles, Swellings, Stiinghnlt, Tumours, Fistula, Cuts, Sore Throat, Dis temper, Colic, and very many other disease.*. It is especially useful for Foot-Kot in Sheep, promptly relieving and always curing th it dangerous dleea<o. IMPORT <Ni1 CAUTION!—In pur* chasing, see that every bottle bears our signoture, and also priva'e U.S. Govern ment S'arap. The term " St. Jacob's Oil" is our registered Tradu Mark. To imitate the Bamr, either directly or indirectly, is a criminal offence, pnnii-nable by heavy fine and imprisonment, as was clearly shown in U.S. Court at Cleveland, Ohio, where, in 1878, we were awarded thirteen thou sand five hundred dollars damages, and a perpetual injunction against an imitator of our trade mark, A. VOGELER & Co., Baltimore, Md,, U.B.A. ST. JACOB'S OIL can be obtained from any Chemist or Storekeeper throughout New Zealand. Pkicb Three Shillings a Bottue. Bole Agents for Auckland, New Zealand— M. LEVY & CO., QUEEN-STREET,



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