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the chief factors of modern life and ednea. tit.n,Sthese committees have shown a iVfofc, sigh edness of which it is to be honed Auckland will not allow itself to^ guilty. wr|De TBE BABBABISM OF OUR ORANDFATHBB. The English- have lain too ion., under the imputation of- being an un music* people, and, indeed, until within" a generation this stigma Was nt?;. altogether unmerited. Our' grandfather were wont to regard it as a sign ,_ < ' manliness in young men to prefer the society of horse-boys and tavern-loafers to ■•' that of educated gentlewomen, to gamble;« and; drink afttr dinner instead of joining % the ladies, to delight i„ tortu « -7 ing unoffending animals, and to break- ' their neighbours' heads, instead of )' resorting to refined intellectual associations '* " These somewhat savage people regarderi women rather ns a plaything than a com. panion. They had no common ground7f sympathy with women but love-making and cards. fhe first they were impelled -to nf necessity from time to time, the second th would occasionally coodescend toplaVihn" inveterate old female gamesters who' b ,h '"' grown seasoned to the smell of liquor anil "' had no conscientious scruples about "mni^ ing" their man. So truly barbaronsS they that as among savage tiesd™ j? was in a way held contemptih. 41 be relegated to tbe sooiety ot warn. or to consort with them in their iy* pations or amusements. Men fonnrj (_"?" recreation with men, genemli^C_. • , together for the purposed perpetntuS 1%.. coarse and brutal matincts of the_f_» f%. -s.lrtstead of extending th.Xt*. , to p_Q him'by , mate ea'nOrt a 9/ oi \ ld. ' deviate from leg?- ma£ t ■&*.*»* _«*» ' ' pleasure S. musiCy let__:H_f (drß nW ; go" and roar vile? "{*••*,,« the 7" :* Coal Hole t_> «? ' S,^W« «o abut up, and ho wasr■; !&*&/s '.; m Sung into the gutter. la® f"™^ of w6taan< on the other hand, #_.' ~™4 the broken Jo'-d of man, coddle ___:, "_s•" fP^s. \ him with soft whispers of ids, sst i hßl'-' him a wishy-waßhy song of Mrs, ay 10"! ond when he was convalescent -anA SS S l*' oi her society, watch him swaggering. "_.' .*° ! wallow once more in the mire?of toahty«Jl 'ft' i_: sipation, These were the men, nuch tbtnllF'', society, of those good old times I TBB GROWTH OF MORS RBFIHKD TASTIS.: Now thin exemplary people took npo_ ' themselves to stigmatise music as at Dealt (and even for women) the lowest of the, arts, while for a man it was beneath contempt, and thoroughly emasculating toy the character. This idea still, to' a great, extent, dominates Anglo-Saxon so_etiei,, f and to it is due the fact that in no univer sity of the youug An<_lo-Saxon communities has music (so far as I am aware) been .' recognised as a branch of education. The ■. foundation of the Royal College of Musioat, London is an evidence that in England, at ■ all event j, they are at last waking up tea sense of the' condition' of barbarism and ' backwardness in which they have bsea living. For thirty years the proselytes 7 and apostles of music have been waging war against, the obtusenees of their ..' times, and: the result has been a gl6rious and decisive victory. They have encountered scoffing aud dull inertia enough, but the progress of events, ttie knitting together of peoples, the uniting of continents, the emancipation of subject . races—all these have given freer course to t _hc extension of the social and refined "... j__, nulses of mankind, and on that exten -Bi op the public appreciation of music has 7 moat t uriously arid closely followed.. '~'.. ;,',." MtTfl. T° MBBin_Ai&Y!>D_KoCßA'm ' " And tbo cause is not fat to seek. Music ''"" is the mo9tV emocra'*! of c tt*te •i 4is the capacity mos* Mm M fflfW exercise of w_la> « most Renerally enjoyed. J St is the most .™£T_! m&M m* subject requiring *7<f. <*-°Pf Wionfor ite ,; succeas. It incites...* "WMtioß..jM .*.' offers the: widest field. ability in matters otso^yJ^.^J musicians are especially jeo. . some is toforget that |p ewsj^B'^ is jealousy, and there are (J*'"*£' W difference 'lies in the fact H&ti^K ? ls a take an interest in the quarrels of .™SS* -■ i than in those of jurists, doctora, : orw. d The time was,when:half' London o_ ,Jr*v _ was pitted against the other half regoTv^Sfeti the .respective merits ipf ■ Handel a. *r Buonocini, which ,co angered;Dean',.SwiMjj. $ (who Waa himself always! quarrelling) tbat H he wrote a satirical verso upon the two. It'would now be interesting to know whoa « the proportion ia of the persons who.taka H an interest ia Handel's works, and of those. ,t who have troubled to tead the works of I Dean Swift. The result would probably,bay-i very humiliating to the Dean were healivo, j(e aud as centuries pass by the rDea»i><j»# will probably become yet 'BBUdMCii, j ; relatively and absolutely in- tbe eye of posterity. r-".ores of thousands will be tumultrfously-, applandina, ttttajsj n, Messiah at its close when hundreds will be content to end their perusal of Dean Swift's writings at the title page. TBE ACOTKS3 AND TO]_P__H_»Stßil_rt" OF MUSIC. , Lord Macaulay, in his essay on Bacon, launches into a fine rhapsodf m regarding the everlasting consolation. .■ of good pooks. Multiply that rhapEody by tenfold ; its -vehemence,^and - yonr:^:'; approximately describe the consols- - . tion administered to-*the< musical aool by music of the highest' class < Macaulay. - says; that ] bioks never change 'their faces ' towards us. Neither does music, and it has y> Ij one advantage over books that it is not tied ilown or conditioned to time1 and __*ce.'no_. . is the enjoyment of fit- dependerft-'uWfc «.' past circumstances or present edncatfoD,' To appreciate ancient literature (and I_l ! -' literature fnust, ih the lapse of time, become' ancient) you'mnst take ah interest ia the people, place, and period where that litera ture aroae, A bush-whackertjr'o hodiman **'" cares not one twopence about the Aug-stau■: '■ Age of English literature or for ths wits of , Dean Swift's time, and still iesa for'tlie v y' woes of Father iEneasl br'for the fnneral ;' rites of; Patroclns, but be wIH alt dowft and'"" >.' weep nt the sound of some melody-k^dd*'"''' H ated with matters of much greater import ance to him than these -matters pertaining \ '■' to his own past joys and;S(Kn)lw;i'toi ilft'>- ,t'|i' early love or his poor dead mother, of ' all sensations — boning - < toothache, -- ear ache, neuralgia, rheumatism, _c„ -C-t- those evoked by music are the most acute, arid coming, as they do; without so much of that exercise and artificial preparation ' . requisite for the enjoyment of literature, ' are not only more acute, bat more' . general, It ia tbe stimulant to mßmory,a_d whilst perhaps tolling upon tbdorauds of '" ears at once, has a missive of consolation: m suited to the condition of each individual' auditor, MOSIC THE ANTIDOTE FOB LOW AM.6I- ' MENTS AND DIBSIPATIOR. ' . _ Then, too, not only is music the most easily published, the most" easily com-_ ~.,, preheneible, and the, most sociable of ; pur-, suits, but it is the only form: of' recreotrai rj^', which can ever be utilised popmar ;,f. counter-agent tei low amusement ana <uMi" potion. No number of peraons'"wbo have • -'• once drunk at the crystal fountain of Bocb;' Handel, Mendelssohn, or BeethoVeb, will' y s be found to turn from it to the degrading.-..-~ excitements of pot-houses and peuny-gMHfc On the; ground, therefore} that mA-C1*.:.... the chief ot the coming civilleeß w>»twt»n the nations and the sexes let ft receive the * f impress of' University leeogai^oei'ilA '.'■'■. Oniveraity ia not a mere focas«**_*_#_? heat, it is a beacon of IntdWiliawWlV''''.'l''' The usefulness of suchunstit^tioiwjfj J°] ■ ' in the mei-e raw knowledge tltoaff»«« ¥•':;,. in the influence which Af-**,!!®^'" the community by-__U*»tbur we wm ~ along which inteUectuol enltare should.be ; pafsued. Of inteUe'ef^sV.w^wi.SffiM-fyl' ture, there was never o purer type toaa to» ' • transcendental poet Milton, who Waa, U-" his appreciation of muaio, some ,t*o ««"*,. turies In advance of his own rude times. It was the same Intellect that gave ~ birth to the "Paradise Lett" ..mo.the :r^ " Areopagitica," -which in, \th'e, _long'i rrj,a columnored nave and the "di-| relipoos tijjht" ot Westminster Abbey, wsS'to*":,'. , ported by the bewitching reverberation*f »c choral voices to exclaim, "For music tbst ! might dissolve him into ecatacies, andbiiug: '■'■■; all heaven before.hie eyes," Milton*;'bJfAiS^*. out of due season, was doubtless regarded somewhat as a lunatic by hia contemporaries. The world is slightly wiser to-da*', ondi m enthusiastic lovers of music are, during' : their lucid intervals, treated ss Bane, ana!' only eyed shyly when suffering from a - terrible relapse. Probably the time is now : . not so far distant when the masses will be snfficientiy sympathising with those wnn.dij. aro afflicted with this harmless and delight ful complaint, and long to partake of the madness. M. Hogg.

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v. ITooamxtT^. 7-~*as, DAUB* Monday, txjsmm^ WATCHES, JEWELLB^y,'/BOttKB. Fffß raLK _v- auction, at our Rooms, ° *<&££«*. o-o_taXy\lltoto«t-. oi li W FANOY UIOOuS. PL ATBDWARB. *.S*';'.7.,,L ii '•'■ ': _AMDBLCOCiMU»B & son, ... Adotteneera TUESDAY, JUNE 12. LADlES'''kit) &TEVANT BUTrOM BOOTS AND SHOES, LA^itS' EVENING SHOES, HOUSE BOOTS. gaJ-'&ibl LEWIS XI AS received instructions to sell at bis JDI Roema (opposite Thornton, Smith abd Firth's MlliSK Lower Queen-street, on the above iota,atUo'clock.'"'-.'■'.•'- ' "1 Oft TRUNK- Or iBOOTS' AND i OU - _BO£S., Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. , XO SADDLERsT-lEALER- AND j OTHERB. j gabriellewis HAS received Instructions to sell, ot h;< Rooms MdpjK*-*' Thorntort, Smith onrt . MUla). Lower Qneen-«!treet. on above date, em o'olook. d UOOU IA CASKS 3UP_BIORjr,ADIK£ AND 10 «icNT»' SADDLES, BBIDuKB. STBAP3. GIRTBa ; , -1 SO, «-.,' (to. Terms at Sale,



MONDAY, JPNB, 18, T HOMFS-FOR THE Pit/PLE. &J-J SALE OF thb WELL PARK EtsTATE. valuable building allotments, ROAD (near Auckland). rpHE undersigned bas received instruo -J tions to sell by auotion. ___*. '____" THE ABOVB-N^MED OONVENIBNTLY SITUATE. LAr-D In Allotments to autttoa requirements of th it lar.-e ana important close of the community known aa ttrn artisan olasa. Title- Land Transfer.' * ' "• N.P.—Working Men,'look ont for this sole, and in the t-eanttau apply 'to the undersigned for plans Ond other patiloalars.' Also (at the B*ui- iltnu and plaoe), The following Lots _v .eilbrrPe, I'artof Gor dens. Rosaell Crescei.tarid s-anmnre Rood t— Lota" 31.62,121A, 122, 122a. s_, 525,620,687.62?, and 638. ■ " '"'" R. C. GREENWO D, Auctioneer,,,. preliminary: announcement. ! 'auction sale, TUB-DAY, JUNE 12, : t/ D.'f. EVANS . WILL sell by public auction, at bis • VV ' Mart. Qaeen-street, CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Comprising— Lots 71 and 72-waihou (near Te Aroba) Lot 183-Klhlkihl Lot 61—Township of Oeotlki i_'.D, F. EVANS, ; i" Auctioneer, , ■ ' | ___ ___ .; , ■ DURHAM YARDS FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, BIDES, TALLOW. WOOL; and SKINS. 7 HUNTER .'<-' NOLAN. TUESDAYB. T H.B H ATI ARK BT. SALE OP .WOOL." SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Giasa aitd Earthenware.



THURSDAY, JUNE 14. CLOCKS. CLOCKS. CLOCKS. TIMEPIECES. LANDSCAPE AND MARINE OLEOGRAPHS (BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED). GABRIEL LEWIS i MAS received instructions to sell, at bis rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and "0 Mills), Lower Queon-atreet, on the above dote, At U o'olook. 32 CAS_b CLOCKS (assorted) ,!'•,'. 6 CASUS LANDSCAPB and MARINE SEISNERX (Oleograph*) . §",,.'.', B, TONKS, R, 0, CARB, B. D, TONES .- (iti. ■'. . WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. . ' ,H;fe4.i.^y7;. IMPORTANT S4L.



I CHINA, - ' JIHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF OROCKBRY, CHINA, g ■ . ' I AND' S: § »*5•"; GLAS^VARE,, .':'. § '*:7., ' '••■ IS AT : ►$ Q. BBOW N I NiG 'S, p 267. QUEEN-STBEBT (NEAR MARKET Enkteanck). Established 1866. '■' : FANCY .GOODS, , ~..| .-■..'. |->4 LASS, CHINA, AND EARTHEN WARE BOYLAN & TANPE D, tv IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS, AND ■■■■' pEAtITBBNWARB,' '/y; Beg to intimate that B'noe R__ov_ro their Retail BCSIRKSB to their New Premises, they have opened a large Assortment of ' ; NKW GOODS, Including a Great ', variety of very choice ornamenw ■' ' in Dresden and other China, •• MWI "Figured Glass, Faltnoe, ... Venetian, -nd other ccc - oriptions ot Ware ,from soma of tha best English and Continental Houses, on in speotlon of which they - rJ.il> ; ' . j respectfally aolioit ■• Haying ascertainrd from many reoent visitors that on impression exists la the minds, ot soma that Goods of an Expensive Class Only ore kept by them, they wish to state that they import Direct from the Manufacturers, Barthenw-re Goods and Glassware of KVEhY DESCRIP TION, and their prioes are bo LOW, thai thay are convinced a visit to their New Shop will satisfy the pnblio that there Is no Cneaper House ta Auckland, nor anything like such Large ond Varied stook to Beleol f mm. j . Address:— '" '" ':'"'''"' ' 174, Q^EBN-BTItEET,' , Two Doors Below Mr Rattray's, Dropary, T> IS At> T H I B A T ONCE. FOB A GENUINE CLEAKINO =rr -.- --:; .<:,;,-■ bale, JBi DWASt MJ JU BWI Ot , ... »■. a . oj' ... ■ , 9CUBTOM-HOUBK-STREET C| , i BAST,. : y» IS OFFERING riHINA, pLASS ft pARTHENWARH AT CHEAPER PBIOBB THAN EVER ' ; OFFERED IN THE COLONY.' I THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. -'• ■ • j The Tbadb and Gxnebal Poblio Au Invitsd to Insfbot, BREAKFAST, DINNER. AND TEA SETS. , WEDDING AND BIRTHDA- J^'.'L'Pftß-EIStTS, *".' &c.i, ~• „;«i,',., i*fs. .7 ___;!_!? EDWAIU) IJBWIS; ' 1 c- .1,, ' ______ ''. '1 '• _ ! aeaat' .-. et «t-ii : g j..;,; ■; . ~.'-; »■ 'i i _ j __^H Bp» '(H ■__ • p P E a OvO OK, I • . OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND_BnT« GLASSES of every description. Ap Aooukate Frr GoABi-mffiD. Compound JfiicROSCOPKa & T«i*scopbs, : Powerful and Cheap, . Aneroid Barometers, '-HXrmomktebb, ELEOTBia B-LB-B, BATTERIES, AND FrrnNOS, Mofc-Aeto Eleotrio Machines and Medical Colls, rOPERA-GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD gi, -. AND MARINE GLASSES. Thkodolites. Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Saccharometera, Sollnometers, Argentometen. -. .., , ,• Sec, Sec, See, Agent fob TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THE FPSTI. office, Shoetland-bteeet. .ar A KNOCK BBOTHEKB, V* SOAP AND CANOLHLMANU- " , ..FAOTUBKRa-,.., ..:.,:., ~ OOX,^',CBEBK:,TjtHCBMOitD. Offloe i-DURHAM- STREET. AUCKLAND. Cash Parohaseni of _, > , . *roil w. Wool. .heepßkinß, and Bones. —■ 1 .a • —■ rmtßß pooBS ABovn "srrab" omen. . MERCHANT 8 AD CO UN T BOOKS, IRBUBANOM AND MININS Reoibtkb Books 1.. SPBOULLV RUt-LD AND BoONC IA I MOSto. Mogoolnes, PubUo Libraries and Bocday School Books well bound. BAKERS SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. '* Blblas Prayer, ond Hytnn Books - " ."' He-bound. Band and choir mdsio books ' RpjUED',. j., tjaai" , ahisse. teUtenberg; AVB-m tt AYE on Hand a jfjgejgft ~,*. -El Complete Stock of _____H___>*_l PAPER PATTERNS or aHPfU DRESSES, MANTIxES, ■■ I fto. The Patterns ore ___JM / cut in ton dilierent sires _#«H_._ 1 for Ladies and Children, JBJ^_^_, accompanied by direc <___£!_______. -tions and UlustratlQ-B, for making up. Sold at prices ranging from 6d to 2s. Ilewest styles monthly In weigel's Journal of Fashions. Prioe, 7d, by post Bd, or 6s per annum poat free (payable in advance).. Catalogue of Fashions, Sd; by post, Id. Orders by letters attended to on receipt of price and nostaße. Solo Agents ta-Wo_tand:. MISSES TEUTENBBKG, I OloArflrar'- BullOing-),



JpRBEaOLD £t-TY TpBOPBKTY. Under lnatrrctions from the rustoos under the Will Of tho late Mr Edward Costley. %. TONES 6 C 0,..'.' pin At. I " '"'--"* '■"'. " ''"'' ' ' SAVE been instructed by toe Trustees to selfcqt^thelr'Wo* on Wednesday, Jane 20, at 12 o'olook noon prompt, THB FREEHOLD OF THE *"" POLLOWENG PROPERTIES s i— _ rt~-^*t--~<■ ..'■■• ■- „ .. feycy Lot t-AUOKDAND OLU3 and POWLEY'S SHOP in■ Shortiand-atreet,' CUSTOM HOUSE HC_THIL s and ,TWOr.WDQD TENEMENTS, Fort-street being Allot ment 5, Section 3, City Of Auokland, 100 links to, Shprttend and Fort-strotta by a depth'o.-63 arid'ST. link's, naw.'feWd ii: a rental ot £208 per annum for 17 years from Ist -ipvil, 1876. letßeo to keep in sured for £2,000, and to reinstate all building, if destroyed by fire. ■ Lot 3-FIBHBR S CO.'S NEW PREMISES, Qneen-street,' being Lot 1 of Subalviaion ot Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 26ft. iinjjby a depthof WffcKttn. and Sift. _&. and 9ln. party-wall, leased for tO yea's, from 22nd August, 1881, ot o rentel for first 20 years of £156 per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of £203 per annum, leaeee to leave, at expiration of tease, buildings tt at least the value of woo. ••■'' y j ■ 7,7 LOt4J.-SHBR A BROS.' and UNION INSUR ANCE CC.'s PR KMIBES. part ot Allot ment?, ot Section 17, Queen-street, 40ft, frontege to Queen-street by lOltt. to a lane, and Sift, at rear to other portion of Allotment 7,leased fromlst October, 1881, for six yearn at riiftai of £280.'and irom OctobM, i-fr,iatrented.of £312ta'lat'of Jonuory, 1900. further agreement to lease to Meesra Shera Bros., at e.plraiion of nreßehiiet-eee'sierm, for. 21; rears, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. Lot J.-COLE'- fedi* _n|r^BMftrS SHOP adjoining, Queen-afreet, patjk of Allot nwnt 17, Sac-onll.Cllv.iaif. to, Queen; street by o"depth of 81ft. 101n r leased for 21 yeois.f on. April 2S, 4811, at_a rental Of £133 per annum, butldtagaandifix tures to he delivered up at end Of term and kept insured for £700.;,.,. r _OtS,-HU_ME'S IWO SHOPS and PRE MIBKS, QueetWreet; being Allotment \ ffc Se6tfon3_ City, Sfrti to Qneen .tree byadepthofß2ttt3_i,,leasedforloye_rs '-m^4lo7'.atPP»a»< -ii IOH-BABEDOWN- and OULLBN^.BHOPB ond premise?. Queen-atteet,jAltofc ment (3. of section 83 City, att.toQoe*»».; ' " gtreolby a depth of B_t Bin., leased for 40 years, from May 4, 1874, at a rental of £130 per annum. • t- lt ». I L0»7.-RKD LION HOTKL and ELEVEN BUILDINGS adjoining, In Victoria. street re'nit AUotment 11, of Section 20. I Citi.lo7t-6in.':te(Vior9ri«-ft'eet,andto' Hording sweet of '171** Tin., leased forJO I yeora from 20lh February, 1880, at o dear yeorly rantalof £101 p'r. onnum, tubjeot tonoOeduottoßS whatever, iff)! Lot 8.-LONEKG AN. sHOE AND PREMISES; ecjoto'n_-*vkui*<G,B,r-„ Offloe, Wynd. horn-street Allotments I and 8, of Sub division of Allotment S.eection 18, Ciiy of Auo_iand, 25f_,61n.'t0 Windham-, street by UStt and 25ft 9in.> 0 lane adlolnlng Hay market leased for 31 jeora irom 18_i November, 1878, At a rental of £31 If, without any deduction whatever, lot fc-PLASTERED HOUSE. Vl6torle-sireet, oontoJ-tokM rooms, with right of woy ot back, bolng poit ot AUotment 18, Sec tion 25, City of Auckland, 48ft Zln. to Viotoria-atreet, weekly tenonoy. . ._ • UH ia-THREE COTTA_EBi viotoila-atreet, containing reßpeotively6rooms.6rooma and* 7 room.; Allotment,9,,Beotlon 24, Oily of Auckland, 60ft 91n to Violotia street, weekly tenancies.ll •:•'. ,T loi 'j r*» 11-DOUBLE HOUSE, Victoria-street. W being Allotment 7. Subdivision ot Allot ment 1 ond others, Section li). Victoria, atreet, S3ft to Viotorln-street ond ot rear 83ft to Duke-street weekly tenonoies. 1 t^u-rwasteiUE- HOW* ANDUOt- I TAG-, come.- of Hobson ord Moore ,tre--.ts.-bein. the portton of A"? 1™8" 21, Section 18. City Of Aocklond,.?7fl Din • to Hobaon-Btreat fleetly tenancies. I*l3, GRAFTON ' tion IS, suburbs of Auckland, 74ftito to Grafton Btffi by;a .depth of, obout.2f.2ft Win: leased for 30 yeara, from Ist Janu lary. 1883, at a rental of £30 per annum Leasee has option of purchasing ot any time during the lease for £500. j^l*.PAßNiiit^iiiotineiiWti,%: a__ 46V of subdvslsiQn of aUotment 64, section 1, BuburbßOf'l-okla-d, 66ft to Manukau _§ Rood by 102tt to Earistreet; Teased for 21 years, from July 19,1880, at a rental of . *l per annum. "'■[ I: Iwnrtfaer Information and copies of leases may aiiSm-ctedon application to Messrs Jackson KdJtoS solicitors, ortoe Auctioneers. TermSjEasy. -\ ■~. jjj, B , _ON X S * O o, v —-r— Ai/ntinitaars. ".''> _! ' -,



" "''" '""7- 77-777 ;_7":' Unapproached iib Quality and Cheapness ape the TEAS: '"■ v ..'•.'.-sou) nr --ii. .:.'.:;.■'" :i /:.;'■.: TT may hbtie^-ilvef'soUy known that, I NEAIi has obtained in- few years the' Larqkst : RJstail Sales of Tbab In the Proyinoo of Auckland This fact is unmiatakoablo proof of the' PURENEBS and SUPERIOR. QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. Ab _ie:res_lt of fortjp yeara' Engllßh;ahd Colonial dxporiencd in tho trade and by careful seleotlon of the best of the Wious growths of INDIA and OHINA TEAS, ROBERT NEAL is able to give, his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. VJ ''y ' The fen-li|||a|t %sjk W^^j^ The Blend of Tea at 25.. 10 d .'. the TSTo^Tsmrs: '"" ' TheSupfißioß Quality of tho TbAs sold by Robert Neal are so'self-evident to those"' Who hove) tried them, that no sclontiflo analysis is necessary'to proolalm their Genuine Purity and Excellence. '7- ' ;>■'"'■■ ' i ' '.'. ■■'.'. fheatrp Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



NELSQN _M®&Sft ; DRINK OUf. Kip JLS-TDBD Jte It has fto Equal tor triio Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES ' 2/-. 2/4,-2/8? GA,:3/4,'.#/**# 1-tli. and i-lb. Pockets. HALF-CaESTsS. BOXES. ; v'Vpress/i "Mr. Hclson l» la Professional Toa Tastor and Blonder." '.-■',.) „ AWARDED*'!'',''"' .'.' •' COLD & SILVER MEDALS. * f ELSOIT, jf OATf frjOy |TEA MERCHANTS, . i CHRISTCHURCH, ::° Wellington. .; AGpHTS-EVERYWHERE.



" INDIA AND OHINA TEA va| hoi WAREHOUSE." j_iJo.. 95>' Victoria-street. F_*b_. Wbi-ibhkah, while being desirous ot keeping his name constantly before the pnblio as a Teaman ot fairly trostworthy experience, takes this opportunity of thanking hia numerous Otutomera—many of whom he has not Seen— and presents them bis continued asanrahoe that oil dosses purchasing his Teas, be they high or low priced, will continue to receive oa hereto fore the some faithful ond impartial treatment, I Tend no slaughter or vtotimlataa lines, but every Una odvertlaed will be found having its true counterpart in the Tea tendered io pur chaser—whether to child, adult, or by letter. GENUINE TEA does as a rule obtain—both rem China! and India; thenov.BSo Is tha ex ception, not the rule. A FAR SRKATBR NOVKLTY than Genuine Tea Is a co_r_ct__ bkowrd and .Bop-bit bkbvkd Oup of Tea. My aim for the years 1-have been before the Auokland pnblio has boon to publish what Good Tea con stats of, so tost tha oonsumor might be my j MB*. Those who would that ignoranoe ehoald prevail oaneldor a man foolish tor bis pains, bat I have been more than compensated by the soman opimomb of hundreds of people for hundreds of miles round Auokland. and* aa In —mated, many of my oastonotern 11 have not seen. I oan readily admit tbe desirability of • giving Bold Medals to Tea Growers for pro ducing Too Of. rare. excellence, pains and ex ponse Doing Incurred ta Its production, but none of this belongs to the Paoael T__m*n Many oan, but few do, constantly give good valno for I money.'' I anapeot that Medals (or Pocket Teas, it put to tbe test through the Colonies, would turn out much like the London Bakers when Dr, Letheby was about to report on bread before a Committee of the Bonne of Commons. Many wanted their particular bread reported on.'but the wll> doctor Bald, "Oh.'yen, pro vided you pay 610 to any charitable institution I name if at any f oture time I And you selling an Inferior artlote." Jndge his astonishment when only two tn all London woula abide by the teat. Now, I distinctly affirm that It any committee ef ooy loccl exhibition in New Zea land, or elsewhere, nave Riven Gold Medals for Packet Teas, without distinctly connecting the grower therewith, they were fairly eauiht nap ping, fnopose some year India and China Toua are a miserable- failure, wba» la tne. medal worth tor tent year, a- from the Packet Tea mon to the Consumers ~('. TRA PRIOR OURRIUNTI- -,7 "VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," ' ' A combination dr some Of the finest, tha Strongest, ond the richest flavoured' Teas :" Imported. Myaim with this To* ia , ''•■' to ba<re something Hi for an, ono'» v *, taWoononyooooolom PRIOR, .>-,■ > '■'•.;,'_; , ,"__ PMKPOUtfD./'! •■ :- . I ' "PAMILY mixture,* A most economic high class Family Tea. both the, India, and China being selected with "■'■ great oaro co as to secure Aral-crop Tea ■ "■ - from the bert-anown growths, well - manipulated leaf, ripe In.the oup,. . and thoroughly and uounflly - ' Cured. PR«Crt. 2d. So. j FBRPOOND. " \ " TEA, EXTRAORDINARY. ... This Tea has attained a popularity and wide oirc-lßtioo, whloh ia only oompatablo with oloae study ond ottention to the tastes ot - a large .class of the general oom mnnity. PRICE, 2s. PER POUND. I, .SPLENDID _ , ; rMDARJEELiNG-BL-jVOURED j MIXTURE," GUABaNTmeD A A>LK!» . fORK INDIA ANU I Cm-a T__a, PBIOB. 10, Bd. PES P-»UND. In tne Cup thta Tea is a marvel ot oht-apqea. GUARANTBt-D PURE - -. CHOICE SIRdT CKOP BKOKRN LEA. " PANYONG CONGOU." ■ Rtae,la.«d.iierlb, "FUJtti CH-N-TtEA SIFTINGS." . With aaplt&l body and fla-our. s-'.v Ud.porponnd. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, , In Original Package*, from la, fid. ..per pound. FBBDK. 'VraEITEHEAD, -. 7 TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND.



N ELSON, Mo ate; E® Sl' • ' ; CELEBRATED CHALI_£NaE; QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next tiie New Zealand ClotMng Factory.



Drapery, aw. /**~'*^\ I • DEFERRED \ 1 P- .A'.:i'M.'B'N »' I. .. t.-'L't-.e.K] . BtBTKM-".,'■' . //■ , vriAILORS, DRAPERS, AND *: •; OUTFITTERS, ~,„... HOBBON-S T X E B T, (Nearly opposite WoUlngton-stroet), HAVE A WELL-AUSOBTKD STOCK Or THE BEST CLASS HOODS, ~ ; y>:>__-ip-rr__ ,! All Tweeds thoroughly shrank before being made up, ond fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Byttm_lm been found to ta a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to prootao neoeeearioe in theeosleet possible woy. - * T •*"•" '• ' I}-NBPBOTION INVITED. ' I _ji__^_Fyf_i3f^Kg!i__M'''i H 'HaHf L_n 1 —-''—El _B ■"'_______ _Hloa^fi HAKE TO MEASURE NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS ONLY.' ; TROUSERS' 18s. 6d., : 4i SUl^-fIS, Hove now on hand a Choice Assortment of MEN'S AND BOYS' READY-MAM NEW ZEALAND TWEEDS' ■. 'V ..ONLY.';, ••.*■".■ '—'■" Theohjeot of the above Company is Wintro. duceNew Zealand Twoedfl into more general, use, they having been found from practical ex perience to give better wear than the Imported ortiole. TWEEDS CUT TO ANY LENGTH AT.'"'', ---■ WHOLBaALE PRIOEB. .... JJEW *7EALAND "TWEED QOMPAN*.' W JOSEPH MOhES, ,'.,"" ;'- MANAGER. . .... ! ",", ■ ___ Bnll _H JMUfI IB '" . *■*■■■ -l-H-l b -B tt£_f!____ ■ __nh__R '- ■ ___f 'U ___'"' I uMi'ill H' ■_____-! __B _■ H fflH Jm • J* JR. JB> LA 3 s-l E* • ~ ■>. VIOTORIA-STBEirrit "'■-, " 1 IMPORTER OF BUILDER^ «. FURNIBH- VfgfgZ^ mo IRONMONQERY " . DDMOT I_o_ MANUI-AOTIJB-B', Hos fo* Sole, at Low Rs-tew-' carbenters'Tools , ~_.,. I ■ •'' NoUs, Looks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges.■■_• __.-___,v_. Reglsttr,Grates,ta great Variety . Marble ond Enamelled Biota Montlepleoes, I_rgert Stock in Anckland ,j , 1 « Marble, Electro-Plate. Curb, and other Fenders Oolvonised Iron, Sheet Load, ond Zlno 1 State*, Cement, and Plaster -,t ~<<-•„ -_ n w j



Lime Sto . Or O UN D J_t I' M B. GROUND LAME. I * FOR SALE, SjOUTHGAT B*B MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Conorete Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging Is on rivallod for durability and hard-netting rjuaUtioe). For tanks ond other Wet • workl ISO first-classmateria B, KEA NE, 8O L EAQ KN T, I - CUSTOM-BOUSB-BTR_IT. TAKE NOTICK-That notwithstanding aH that laaald in favour of other, Mahn , rangi Llmos, the steady but increasing demand •from all porta ot Auoklond and Province, South end Australia. Is 0 auffloient guarantee as to the w.nlne . of PULHAM. BtNNATYNB ANU 00,' ft HYDRAULIC UM W for Walla. Floors snd Garden Paths it OAswo. he RnBBID OCT. —For circulars ond farther Information apply al Auokland Bronoh. Onatom-honße-rtree; Wen. HYteUilC LIME A&dKLANC!. M.Z. None' Is Genuine without the Trade Mark. WE WEBBi THE FltiST IN THE COLONIES to grind HYDRAULIC LIME, and to make any eystemotio attempt to Introduce Oonorete Before doing so, we satisfied ourselves that the.Lime was suitable, "We knew that Limoof a very ditl'or ent character existed in the district and that if we did not adopt a Trado Mark to distinguish it from others, it would bo known .y tho general name ot Mahuranci Limo; and that if onytof the rich or non-Hydraulic Limo of the district Were used where a Hydraulic Lime only would answer, that ours would sharo in the : general condemnation.. The result has justified our anticipations, for the popular cry is-" All Mahurangi Limes are alike." Might as well Say all' fish, are whales. We shall bo glad to show anyone who may favour our Works with a visit our reasons for making the. above state-' ment. ~. _~- —.. ■.-.., ~... ■■.. — OUR PRICES are tub Same as Before, but tho article la worth 25 per cent more than it was pix month*' ago, because it is really weU grdnnd and rnidrm,'whloh means that it will -cover . ' ■'■' ace and that loss Limo Is re qnlwdto ' gPodreßults. . - w ■■• The fullest motion given to parties using the Lime. • ■ _ ' l" i __J 1. QUEEN-STREET. r> M0y8,1883. ~.<•■} ,VQAUMAft tj Bgfe l .'. «' y.yc-i-'.- . ''ir.„nmo_._-»">._ ":«^IHGaTE,, j.|UKI»B, & ry* ■ MPY E *_&-§_£_£(< AL IRONM'->AG-1<& l" e'lornl.* efl ;.,,.,„., . , ~ ~ '3 1 ..., ta-r igei ;.-.- _ »*» I I i '• .„. ■' SOl On "';;.t , 11 nt _af!«1 ' ,v i Temporary premlaee—Fort-bt., Auokland, ' ' .. , ..-■;. .'-'"' Builders' Ironmongery Cabinet—lokers'ditto Carriage Builders' ditto Carpenters' Tools ■'••' ,»' 'f , M-rAmerican Hardware M Paints, Oils, and Colours ' al , Cooking Ranges , Register Stoves. -



LOW' PRIOES. . . . ■■"<■' "'i "■,l '■ " INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. '-. ... , , i .. I '..-,-, ■ -.•■- .. . ' IKI Country Orders executed with core ond premp ,','--I-; Li titude;. .... i ,-,; .-, :Mi.fQ ,i_ £10.000 to London Freehold Security. '.



XbUILDINUS COMING DOWN. "Ta conaequenoe oFtheUlty Oouholl hatihg sold toe Bt-ldtass, . i J. HOWDEN ~. , /: v,lsuotnpelled to Clear out -ls^StqCk of' WATCHKg. - • OLOOKH. . :J«^«'^ K^ PIARU9.OKGANS. te HARMON IUMS, ETC., BTO. -, .1 As"no Beaeooable Offer will bo Refused for • I Oath, he irubtß the Publlo wiUtaiioa/lvan ; tag? of .thin, his Fitat Hale tor SB . ; yearc, and give, him 0i..;. . ....... ,\ I Call ax once, .. ~., ~ ; SnORT-AKD-3T-KKT..;','.,''7.''; ' ,;,7^7 i.77^ • ~' ■. a ty ! .y''..7-"77;;;7: . i 'U S "7.-. iA. N ..JD E D. i .t1..: ia -oautlful ABBorttneht'ot i >. ■ boru' '■:■ o- 8 ho jwwpyD''* Walnut , 'vyy,.' ■ pian^,' •'. r, '~ ■ Also, '' '* HARMONI'.IMSH 'BA'tMONIUMB Borvatulntf hii tiof'.t>s,lini.«.rt l ßd-ifu(.|s»'fetacrii of tone ooiiib'Aeu with power, rrice frou. ClO toßOpnluesA with uv.o lnvva ot Key-,ln, Ele- KantCaßaci whl.,h will,he cold jt a "eduction for Cash, or.aft'tne i:«fefreo 'SysK-m of Pay ment, ,i ; : ,','','■.. ,',,,:'.',., ■ ■;;,',' VII SI! BALA)ON. I.VOW.M "AliL HuBS.;w^TRKB!T. yw>' .Viotorlet^tr1"'-''



-~, 7.-.- hgv r-t Tviaooirit'■ ' BY BPKCIAi f^^J^^^i APPOIN™ENT . [ESTABLISHED i?76.i"_'.. . j . . BU_ ONLY 7" 'THE CELEBRATED \ /_)^MESTic\ ,i a! 7 "Machines. , a .T, r. v .77, The Eaßleet, Simplest,. Beat Mode, arid Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne whloh has never been beaten in competition. • ' SOLE AGENTS IN NBW ZEALAND I ', ;SKAKEBPEAR & CO., Queen-street. Opposite the Market , ■ "«J»'<t»kAT . '•'..'.'.',. ---'.'.;■ >rj:,b HtKOtfmt meo^T':^ ..• . L «Ac fi:'M «*oniv«c &. l*».ee arilpniwuot the-OballMaaa «•■«<»-.» •' I ■ the Wotti-i.Li ij T.'u_ Wui'i'*. Co.'? ttBWJWU _t_-d.il*. The Most Hjlaßt Thi.Oli<>aite_' ;,'•' The Most Rapid " • ■ T_* Hltrheat _»_•' The Most SiailiU ; '■'■ The I_i«.'*el Torus ' The _M___ UiWoi. 'The SeerO-var- The Moet Durable The Slnvjlos) s.r..nni. fb* Mart wi*»s(nn*> | Th* Neotee W.u* ''-■ T*3^;#[MAmrjiWyhi>wX% ■'■■'>■.■ ■ . THB B_GT : «rtWH.S*> tHACHiMWC WV*? SIADK, i Price if S'ArtD-MAf'BJ-isa, «* RM . ■""'! _t--4_p ostuAob _e.a_.si Singrr , ' j ffrtster <-«> tto »..»■ Wnrsheim * f Standard Hewe Odnuruay. 1 Wheelerand Wllwn Gray—■ and Hsv.w> . I Jones. ABC '.*O-S*tin '. i I AB'lOthP'BOOdiUi-K. j , ( ■' '.'lwmaa :■■; sa, .a...«ii w>i«:i' " yurj. -w *»*» i*,'^+ruii»r«ft 'otfia-A-'vvwft' .hotioi_4—ww.i ..j_i.,ot. (.v. t ;i so* JM_«_A t. N. Meltoanauri'tk... •"'"'•'"-■ •' '-*t*&-: what*U".' _homi_ WeU«, Cainbrtdee.- Wliila*.. eUn»Hui.fii, ' Onehnnaa I It. 'V*yt«, HOmJitiwi Porne-iftsir _o_f;m:„ Gljhor.i6, Brooms. »ni dv fMWMK and a i t*W|r sitace*. ■ WifcrJl^^* ■ *; £>* >'.•■*• , Hinges. Sswing Machines Blnaet.al ' ' • ,W ' ' - MacAtaew BfaSSe. staelal-a Maohlc».f Slnmsi- Ooeitn-o MMhJne* Blnger'a Oeolelve MaoUnet Btaear. '; Decisive Machtaea Btaffer. : Doolslve ' -taohtaea , BtaaWa Deolalve Maohinea Stasor. Oooirive Machines Blnger'a Deolalve Maohinea Slnire-a I and Machine* Stager'B Overwbolmma Maohinea , Slnao-s . Orerwhelnilnij Maohlneo Slnaer" a " Orflrwhelmin. MMhlnee Stnaor'a Overwhelrnlna Maohinea Bl_ga.e OrerwhoUnlna Machine* Slnaer'a OverwholmlM __ohJ_ea BlnKJr"i Orarwhelmlns Machine* Slnaer"a i Overwhelming Machines Singe.« Vtotory tar tho ainassr Maohlnee Slniicr'e Vlotory Mwshinw Singo.t Vlotory MMhlnea Singert Ylotnry MachleM Bta«M> Vtetory . Machine* BiriT'"'. V'lcton -bolUr-* BinK^r'. ftoawy MaaWtia• ,' SlnMr'" i Vl'-tory ._aohln» Singer« S V| o wry , tlachlnot Stacor'tt j, .Victory Uao-lnaa Slnger'n j Vintorf Moehhiea Si.iiswr'a At Ohrl^uihnroh -*xhi>iitinn Moob-iA.: 81na nt c Tno oiu^c Machlnoe 31:i««r'i! iThoS'.ntw* Machirxe Singer"! ; Ib«sinar< Maohlnw I Hlngar". The .maw: ~" - Maohlnot Singers IheSli.lte- Mae_in«i 8ta«or« Tha Sinner Maah-io* singe, i - The stager. Moo-tot* S-iaer-t two UolO .Veei-i- Moehlnei Singer*' Two Gold Medala Moohi_e« 81ngw-i,;' : I»ro Gold MedoUt Maohlnes Stager. ,",: Two Gold Modal* Maohinea . Ess , $_-_____£ Blnger'a (teottnn allOompetitoia . Moohtaaa Blagera Seotina all Mooblnea ; Blnaert Seattaa all Maohinea . Blnger'a -eating all Maohlne* l Stager. 1 Beatlngoll Machine* i Stager. iteming all Machine* I Stager's ' ConinsUtOm Maohlnes i BtoKer*t Oompetltare Maohinea l Stavor't Companion Maohlne* , Blni/crv Oompetitan Hootanea i Shger'a • Compel!tota Maebtaea _tagoi*F Hooting all Compeiltlon. Maohtooa I Blngort ~ Always RolloWo MoOhinsa Blngor"!. i />lwai* Meltable Maebtaea binger's . Always ReUohte Msehlna* BtagerM Tho Jinger la' Maohinea B!n«»r'u ! The Singer Is -ttoiUne* Bi-ißor'" '■ ! Tie ' MDOihaa 'fllnger'a .The -lmpleai and Bent Sind-'.r'B 'The -ilmvieot and Bf»« Stauo''''., IT'h" .Him '«"> ni,e.,lV»l ««_1 >«. I Slnkiir** < Alwi.yj. kfilahl.-, ~' , .ttitv...*. ' SU'*..l'» : ■ •' I'-ilrtl.!" -1i,.-ii.il..w S|,'.**"»'. ' .•e.wai-.Ke'iinb.o "',•,' '.^-'.jl.'* i«g«!a :.-.V|.., iW '.a ' ""t,"...! flt'i«or'l> It—i jll»J'>l I* •■*• ."■*'•■ ' Sing.-r'u iir*(*«illv ."lI"'!''-''' ' .StnK'ti-'.-. . ~ ten '.■lli'Kw i» • , Mar, Jii.^ , Staws-n ; '' 1 h» ;>li.K»r Ik Mw.Aliio I SlnaiT"! J I'll" -inner Is Maoulno.. Staa-n"? I Tb« Sitiser Is __i_ra ™ Stmrafi lil Ti.e *-ii>Kor le M-kwJiW* Singer's • Tho hingor la JMWetaes Bl_(fnir' r .** niiutor |n CneanallaA rt»ohlt»i»i, Singer" Oneauo..-. . Moohuietj Blngcr'" Onodnallefl Maohlne* Bnittnr"B ! Cuean-Ued K"^*?"* BinwsT's \ 'o»te : qti»Ued., , ". Ji_chtoels Bingw'e ; -t • uaequitltar. • , _{•*_.•••** BinKort ? Cr-oqualled M««Alnis» Singer's ; .., Uneanalled; Mooblneß Btagert »< ','. ; Une,quallod Maohljia* hlngert J*__" ... .UhaQnalied Macblnes Blhuert ; „: ,Uneqnoded Moeftltier . Singer's Unequalled In the World. Mooblnea singAr'aLorgeatSalb Miaohlnee Slnger'a Loraeai S_lb>»' . Machines 81nge.e Urges!B»le ~ t , Mochinee BingerV LaraeaiSalfl' ....... yi Mochinea . Binge, c Largest Bale iI *~ :.-. Maohineß, Singer. Lamoat Salo Moohtaes , Blnger'B tar«eßt»al« .I1 *0.!?? 8 Singer** • Largest Bale Maohtheß Blnger'B Largest dale ; ,_oonlnea Stngert ' LorgftsfeSle H*^!"6" Singer, ft in too World. Maohinea Singer.Bs6H I'ier W-ot' ' ' "■ Machines Sta er*t Saddpor Weok ,' Maohinea JSlnfter'a »»6d per iW e*k Moohinoß (•Inzer'e ; Sa Bel PO< Week • Maohlne* , Hngor'e ISO- per Week Maohineß BtfigS-e '""' BJL dS per Week"'„ MochtaeS eiagVa ■ i • ; WsN£ w_f k. „MK5*" Slnser. ! «"«- .^s_ per Week Moohines Slngert _ as Bd per Week Moohißes Bl"_f.B H. - ,"T- ~. Moohtaes. B!-ge_e* ' '6rSob :, ;,,. . J»<tohtaes mincer's l ' Maohinea Singer's 26-.J Queen-street Maohlnee ° InSert JffLQneen-street ««_?»« Stnger'e . 381. ttueen-etreet . Maotanes Stager. >", ■Ml.Qneen-Btreel Sfoohtaes Blnaer'B «U. Qneen-atreol Maohinea i-in.er'H 301. Qnenn-atreel ' Maohinea Slnse-B - 9SI. Que<nn-«tr(_t Maohlnos Slntrer's 361- Onoen-street Maohinea Staaer'S Anckland Moohines Binger's Auokland; ■ *J_*SJs2_ Binaer. Auoklond. ~~- ;; i^aohlno* Singe, s I Auokland MooWnea Bingo, a i .Auoklond ~ • _, _ Moebtaes Btager*. ! ' Auokland , Maohinea BloSer. Auoklanti. Machtaea Btager*; , , i Moflhlnea SINGER'R SEWING MACHINE-.



*.'. I j Formosm in Morte. TKTB'W ZEALAND FERNS J_Y s (Unmounted, or ' Tastefully Mounted in various Ways), From 12 up to 12p Varieties, - - -K_ .1 j,., fob SA-bb. ..'..' ~ rii E R I C :'C R A I G, , PRINOES-.STRBIET.



........ ... 5 ,,... r ,,- ~.., ww ,»M^l,^ w > T «^^^H__|__|g_ t __y l i t a«wiis.(»iM>ii.wnii.«tia'i| iii..*'-.»«a--i»iii _E3. _PQ^TES*7&; GO., ■WHOLESALE AND RET-__L'':'•;.■•; ■"'. '.y^;,^] IRONMONGERS AND IRok^IERCHANTS,;^ :' QUEEN AND HICS:STREETS, AUCKLAND.: . - 1 ENGLISH AND A^SaiCA^ PLATED WARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOODS CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. ITOB\t t _ Flßhlileießan^Carvere.. Nspkin Rl»gS?^B»| TSS^SS&SSS "c.-o ' Frames, Eujbo*oo ond Brgrrt'Od .Tnais, lea ar^^ffae Ssrvloea. Caae , ' ' ' and Card Ba>,k»ts, Vino .'clrnorfl: S.jtoraoke.'.Olors 'ta-d" JUtarß . »-■ and Creams, Tart Servers, slardine Boxeevßotsle Holdera, ~. .;. "'' ' Sugar Sifters, Fruit 8t)oona Balad Knl«a and „,..:.. - -""''. Forks. Brl(!euo-._e Knives, Jelly y ; "' , . •' ,v .",'• .. Spoo.m and Uiahes, Child-■ ■ •'.,,• f 'U«' '- ' • ■''.'■'■ ' •,' , ren's Cups ond •,-'■'■'■'• '"»• '.-'" •■' ."' *■'■•"•'-. ~".,,...,, !!.,, ;' ~, Seta ~, • * "'r!',.'' '■.- " ''*"'"'



j r i WHITE WIRE GOODS. so—»wo«i>'» , i n«_ ' Btooewe'ntroducedt^^ Outore, Fgg Fromes.^onge^ £^-^ l £tfj^K l _|^. *o, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. y .:'■-;, •.,*. FROMTHB BUST MA-SBS. . . ■ ;" j.' 8881 j,Y kP - '■'"'■'• R RANT ED. I W — Jt-.-r--^-^ r.-_-^—..-.-^—^=-, --— r > f - jTWl^rr » m l n.mmars'chisels Gouges. Drow Knives, Oly burn SoMinera, Sorew Augers, Goaota Wronohea, H'mmttCMpTß'Knlve^Bmooth Grooving. Trjlng. J.ok.Btad. ;; kew .abate Planes, , Iron Ploneis. Plow Pl»ne», Nlokel-pUted Bit Brdoes. Patent , Ratchet Braoi'B and Breast Dritlß. English and 1 amerioan Hao.i n-aws. Boxwood .. ~ I , ;, Rules, compasses, and' .■•■•.:■ , ■ , ,' ■ ■ i. Callipers, ex., te„ '.•"."■ r« '' " ';



, BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. U'- aA^ls With Vloo com olned 3*a.e Blocks. Joa-.h Raoku. Water • ; Tn.ro Irene Tnrnlmt Lathes tor Iron and Wood, dtocks and Dlos. r-crowing Machine's ; > " ■ i .; •■-■•'■ tor Bolts and Pipes _ rilling 1'.i.1,,,-, :;,-...' •'' Maohinea. _o, *.i i, . ,■'" y " V COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. , ~... ; ; I f'^S^'t^^fSs^i^^Xlm ißOMPßl»K- ■ ' & ! W " - SnUtoouiiWelUrtood*s.Wot»oniGawondGo.ia. •• *".' .1 Amerioan {Vtoktair Stove^ withjotent lmM;ijrer | „_•'■ ' meats, fo-Ca*'ny.w»oa. >-.p.&.00.%8e1f-setMng „,. ~_ _i rs^ss-i Oottaga iiaiiko-. wuu oven and botler; Pangea, ...-, ..oU with 2 ovens and boiler, BUliab'o for large famlU-8 ■> M andt-itela.' -. i <..;. ••'■'••■ • l;-,- ;•:,-. A OWtv. MARBI.K MANTELPIECES In Carrol Stataory, Whitei Vein,ftOs."^ . KNAMELLKD BL ATK Ditto, in Blaok and Gold, and Other New»£"••-___' " NEW 'ÜBSIGN9 iv Tile Hearths, Tiles for Shopa, Bates. Furniture. 60, tn fl S*EAM ENGINES AND STEAM^ PUMp^.



.', Just landed, a Shipment of 'the above, from TANGYE .BKOS'., Compristog .:• Four and Eight- horse Bono knglhoa, Steam Pumps. 6xß x 12, do, Bx6 x!2i WeslJ l, _,D l'Ji,r _,H*' Blook-ljton to, 2-ttm), Jotuen* Clamps, ironJßontihv-oroWB, iangjo Metal for neaxugs, i :, Phoßrjhur Brmj-os. *'. ■'. ..',','7' "*~i.l ..,-,;-.,[ ;> c~' :' -'/(TTvlI-t SD*? ,; ' AMERICAN.AJSTD : ENGLi^H MNTERNS,;,, ■ '.. FOlt'Ol-, CANDLE,. AND KEROSENE. ,■. ■_ ■.-•'> -y'y Tubular Lanterns, HuDSMline JUonterns, Farm Lanterns' »tal|le, Lanterns, PaCkei Lanterns, .- .-1i",.*.. ■• i/, .^ . vTij •' . •(Bnll'S!;ejta?JoniernKj l j , 7 7> Tubular Lanterns can be filled; lighted, and revuliteti.wtthonvtoroqvtoli;»lw^be., ~'.! j _ ■ "■ •■"' '• 77 ."•-,■ • , ' .'••■• tan . ■.■> . i. it. ■.-;i>> '-■,; i » WHOL^AIiE DEPARTMENT • ' ! RETAIL DEPARTMENT i .."', HIGH-STK-ET, I - ;" QctKBLN-STRBST, S :■■ :...;-:; '.-. AUCK LAN l-T ..,, .. .."" : 7 7 _. ... ... BRANCH. STORE: .NEWMARKET, -_ ;.. /



.. ... Land apt, gjgjigtfe Aggro-*l, nHAjS. h_IAUBUI* iouse, Land, and financial agent v'vbi^ lank, auokland, | f Bankers i-No-iwo! Bosk of New ZeolonA Omvia_na*jHr-»ESi!Co_Ao»a_. t ,-MUNKY IsivMM. for o»plt___e un <_»*•«»■■» iSaitritlw. WITHOUT CBAfwiW, Ss. ** »'»*• Mowed on deppsifc) unui'tavestou, MOBTOAGES and W)ANS NewtstUrtpat 3HARSIB Bought or Sold to oreJa.. -STATES Managod-.Abßen'A'.v, A I.uOTAtKNTS Bonght, and Konses Butat oa A. she Weekly Payment System. '«!aD_siN«*,*L;L,o"ri_aiNTa for frof-i " ~... All K_t.f3fi.i-. , ___ ... _.>__!« .treat, Xl/ Wpst-Btreet, 80/ ■ Richmond Road, A? *>r_>- -d-sW9~», IK!'' 'ioo*-4treM*„ »SU) a«ire»f_ ■ oarodo. _ Parnell, 45a ?erdv-l - t, eg - onques. Place, (55 iteblaniO-—.: v gn/. V*ney Itoad. IBs iowi'-iH-eW-. is/ -William street, rJOd . gachr»te-.rwasA,. ! ..... dot'twia'.-tfh ' west. «!tww 05 tow rotes. .And jr. ***»«■■» ... ij^*« It Soma nt £10 and up njnnn TO LTiffr*,. nd. eourir-s. S^toou w »,.fi6. an.gty. 4 D ieadirt *ilotme»,t, v . INCKN''-Srri.i<JE'i>"»v' ie, 500 fete deep. V n-r Pitt-,tri)>.t, &. %. rjasy <ermr. Mouse for Stole. ij „vv to. .—Nets' five-roC-RS* _, m*. _V :«ith tts.lt, well. &o KoSV'm. •ell-flnished Ut/fifMN-t TRuJIT.—New aOli 7>. >n. wanh- Hoii-o, for -ole, with woris.Sk. od pai iou«e. ooalhot-%. gas, &o On c«fc*_ ments - with OO AORE3 of Flrst-dlaatf Land for Sa\e*J. <**" water from ace, On eaffy tertaßv I ■ ~ 0 PARNE-L— Freehold A_oti_entfor _al&:_, f.et deap. tea ohploe to^W^hj »&*#» t and sheltered from oold winds, Prioe only _ro. r 7Js S^BBELV^onse for Sole at Motfnt I i-V Kden. wlttttalrge garden; on deferred pay- V?a>BURNSTItBBf--rTe3{ How ta **■ tl with vernnOiih and bOW wiadow. View of harbour. Prlot', £JSO. ■ ■ _ , ■- IRk LAN D-s tree T-New Fouf-womed 1 House: tor Sale; good view of .bar-bur." iCaay terms oan be arranged noYEAR-Y-Allotment to be leased tot 33 **» years In Nelson-street. Money lent to r.iilld.wlth if deßlied i pleasant view . . OOBURBaN BOTKL for Sale, abont 7 miles S t£_ &msml on main thoroughfare, with _rVe_»\ oorea^ia!nd od/otatag. Chance tor «$ SHOPS for solefe ths Centre 1 of theOlty. Quito New. Excellent posi tion for buataeßß. __■ _•'" _ <___/£_ a.i_ P_.KNELL-Blx-roo_.ed House (new) for Sale in Kutland-ntreet; pleasant view oi nar nonr. Prioe. £325., Easy terms of payment. rarKU-INOTON-STRBE r- 9 roomed House W , tor Sale, with . large allotments, front ..arden. .Price £-SO. . ■ • ■ „__-.' XrORTBCOTB-'AUotmentsi two lineiComj ■vi AUotments for Sale, flfe minutes walk from lit wharf. .830 eaoh. ..._,._._,.,__-__.4„_ HOUSE at Mount Eden with obout two owes ground, having a main frontage of £17 ft.| orohard, narrten, oow-ahed. pigsty, fowl-house, eto frloe. ««75 Kaay terms.' PONSONBY.- five-roomed House for Sola In • Clore-oe-stieoti well fln__ed; good garden. Prioe £300. „ , __ __, TT*MILTON (Woikato)-Honse ond aore of H ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand for £86. l*t»L ..._, -.lrAlKlKKirc -Bivbty Aoroß ot Wolklekle W for« 6. SBl»flldohonwfMworkman. tSJOKTHCCT- - aoven-roamod Hpuae, out l> butldinKS, Lwdto Sale. Veryohonp. Srand view of the harbour. Also. Now 7-roomed House and nearly 6 oores. DEVONPORT, Lake KM- - (Joy*. 6?. 2*l oboloe Yiil« Sisew tor Sale, having rood And aeo fronUges, and possessing the anesi| anehtoove views to haf^d a*^d tm^Vf£TJ^l^mmtf& '.^^^Tr^BFKOr.TAO^l^d W for i-ate at Hi Otfr ocre, ta large or smoll alocka. _oay nerms. i.''mnin.w,j*__ :i»f>M«SOVSE tor Sal* X Wilußta-rsteflat, »^o« ._«_ -Womef-Ohcreii. js_?"-J«f» Comfortable Seven-roomed Honne. bath-room, tec. iirluo £460. , _ ,_,_.___ _..« £PaOM-a«n»leman'fl Villa »£«_KT^ f _B? p rooma.coooh-ho-ie, stabling, to *"™. B!B_»HTON ROAD, -auruoa - «;J_s,'™__S!S House for nole, oUotment IP _ 10»' water tola in, PriOß. 4300. _, __ ._. PONSONB.-Wbw Sis-roomed House Workshop tor sol* i iwoollo-nentai tv.o (rontases reaay i»rmo_.. ■' t , _j.< j_ :rL •. F__t_LS also For Sale ot Waikomlti, Fate moremo, Stoke.'s Point, Wattakerel, Mahu rangi. North Bhbte. Pap-tora, So. AW", ae^ Ust in iveto Zealand Herald and WeeMy News. 0 HA S.'"."'' WILLI AM SO N, -' ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan L_n_. Medioal.7.



-KT-E R V.O U S_JP_E B I L I T V, Dr. _. O; West's Njjbv-and Brain Tbbat ment, 0 guaranteed Speolflo for Hysteria Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Nerjralgia 1 Headaohe,; Nervous Prdßtration oaußed by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the.Brain resulting ta Insanity and leiiding to misery, decay, and death, Premature. Old Age caused by over-exe* tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one months treat ment. 6s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of oe, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With eaoh order reoelvedby us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purchaser onr written guarantee to re fund the money it the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by . :!i :j.p."__Niji,.-.BONs, i Chemista, ; Queen-street, Auokland.



PRWSita HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and nsed externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY AGHES and PAINS, composed, of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing- Gums, Balsaias, and Vegetable Oils. 'Cures, Rheumatism, Sci atica,; Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. IHIjIBP ... f _<ay^^™*r™™""-,,rW9 «l-JHO*a



TT" EATJNG'S COUGH LOZENGES. _ COUGHS, ASTHMA, ; BRONCHITIS, •;' ,'ACpUMULATION OF PHLEGM. , Composed of tho purest articles. These Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore the most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect is apeedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daUy recommended by the most eminent physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) ' MEDICAL TESTIMONY, erati ii .. r_ July 35,1877, >■'■■■■ l 22, Cold Harbour-Lane, London. , 81r,-_our Lozenges are excellent, and the beneficial',efteot. most reliable. I strongly recom mend rhem in oa>es of C«UKh and Asthma. You are at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years'experience. ti' i J. BRLVGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.3.A,, LM. . Indian Medical Service. Mr.T.KBATiN.,:;- "■'.'. __j - , Dear SirJ-Having" Wed -your Lozenges ta. India, I have much pleasure in testifytagto their beneillcial offeots in oases of Inoipient Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I hove prescribed them largely, with the beat results. W, B, G^—^—. Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating. Cough Lozenges are sold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, eaoh having the word. "Keating's Cough Lozenges' engraven on the Government stamp, I KEAtING'S WWM TABLETS, A purely-Vegetable Sweetmeat, both in ap pearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms, It is a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and isi especi ally adapted for'ChUdxeh. , ?. 'SoiPAN; Tins, by aix Chemists. , . Proprietor-THOMAS KEETING, London, ..... Export Chemist and Druggist,