AW ELECTRIC LAUNCH FOR NEW ZEALAND.

(From Our London Correspondent),

The trial trip of the new electric launch, the Australia, which has just been com pleted and launched from the wharf of the Electrical Power S tornge Company.has taken place at Mill wall. The hull of the Australia is of mahogany, and has been built by Messrs Forest and Sons to tho order of Messrs Stephen Smith and Co. for use on the Kaipara. The launch is 23ft. long, with a beam of sft. 7in. The motive power is derived from 50 electrical power storage accumulators,- which, placed in the bottom of the boat as ballast, supply the current to a Reckenzaun electromotor, which drives a two-bladed gun-metal screw of 18 inches diameter. The motor weighs SSOlbs., and consumes a current of only 37 amperes, but the electro motive force is lOOvolta., practically giving an energy at tho rate of 5 electrical horse-power. The trial was a competitive one, and took place from Millwall to Charing Crc3S Pier and back to Greenwich, the competing boai being the well-known El.ctricity, the pro perty of tho Electrical Power Storage Com pany. Several gentlemen eminent in the electrical world were present, amongst others being Mr J. Irving Courtenay, Managing Director of tho Electrical Power Storage Company ; Mr Simpson, of Sie mens and Co.; Mr Thornton ;Mr Recken zaun, inventor of the Australia motor power; Mr Stephens ; and Lieutenant Kobinson, R.N. The two launches started from the Millwall Wharf at 52 minutes past I, arriving in mid-river at 1.57, when the race began. It may be said that thoElec tricity is a larger boat, and was built to travel at a greater rate, than the Australia, having sufficient motor power on board to travel at a speed of 8_ knots an hour; whereas the Australia is only intended to travel 7 knots an hour for 3. hours, after which the accumulators require being re charged by a dynamo machine. The motor power of the electricity, therefore, was reduced to that of the Australia, and on these lines the latter succeeded in reaching Charing Cross Pier a little in advance, the time of arrival being 2hrs. 35_ins. Both launches then swung round, and in the presence of many spectators who had assembled upon the embankment to witness the novel race, the return journey was commenced. Waterloo was reached by 2hrs. 41mins. At London Bridge tbe. Australia met with a small mishap; the stuffing box, having been packed a little too tightly, caught fire. This, however,, was soon remedied, and once more the little craft Bhot forward, and successfully completed her trip at Green wich Pier by 12mins. past 4. One leading feature in connection with the launches in question was the complete absence of noise of any kind, whilst there is no unpleasant jarring such as is experienced on steam launches. The propeller, too, is half the size of that requisite far a steam launch of equal tonnage, in consequence of which there is very little swell, a detail which would be - very significant for the upper river. After the trial the visitors adjourned to the Ship Hotel, where Mr Courtenay, in proposing the toast of the Australia, hoped there would soon be quite a fleet of such handy and useful boats afloat, as thero was no knowing into what the Australia might develop. He ventured to say that before long electric boats would be built upon a much larger scale, and he believed that owing to their noiselessness and rapidity in movement, they would soon bo used for torpedo boats.

THE CODLIN MOTH

TnE "Timaru Herald," whioh at first thought the Codlin moth agitation was an attempt to shut out American apples for the benefit of local growers, has owned its fault, and stated further in a recent issue.: —" We have seen a case of American apples which arrived by the last mail steamer, beautiful to look at, large, sym metric—, smooth, blooming, having much the appearance of bright yellow wax, each apple skilfully wrapped in soft paper, and consequently without a bruise—prepared for sale, in short, in the most perfect manner. Vet among them all there was not a Single one fit for food. We saw them unfolded and cnt in half one by one, and they were all, to an apple, diseased with the Codlin moth. In most of tbem there was a large i round hole running along the stalk into the core, and the core was Drown and rotten, with woolly indications like common American blight. Others "were differently affected. The core was comparatively dound, and.there was no sign of a grub baying come in or gone out; but tho pulp was deeply streaked with brown rot. - In all cases, thero was no flavour or even smell of a good apple, but the fruit was decidedly inferior to a high-class swede turnip. The absurdity of importing such garbage from America, and paying a high price for it in a country which produces the finest apple, in the world, is self-apparent. No pos sible harnfcan ensue from the importation being absolutely forbidden, and the action recently taken by the Government In that direction will no doubt be generally com mended." '

CORRESPONDENCE.

The Width of Suburban Streets.

{To the Editor.)

Sir,—The question has been raised as to the desirability of the local authorities enforcing the conditions and power they possess to have all new streets laid out on private land not less than one chain in width. Too much importance- cannot be given to this suggestion. The greater portion of the advertisements, and most of the plans of various properties new or shortly to be in the market, do_not state or show -the width of streets graciously permitted to be made at the expense of the ratepayers. Narrow streets deteriorate the value of tho adjacent properties, and a few years hence lay the burthen on the taxpayers of buying out vested interests to widen them. High way Boards should not allow this matter to rest, but enforce .their powers in the direc tion of wide streets, so desirable for many reasons.—l am, etc;, Advance.

Run-away Railway Engine.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—l am very pleased to see that someone has taken up the question of the origin of the late run-away engine affair. I don't profess to know much about railways, bat the solution held forth by Mr Moodie appears to be a reasonable one. Diverting from the eubjeot under immediate Correspondence, and touching railway accidents generally, it seems to me that the publio rest very con tented with private inquiries into accidents on the rail. In maritime casualties, let them be ever so trivial, an in vestigation by disinterested parties is always held, and the,, proceedings made public. Now, for the We of me, J cannot conceive why railroad casualties should not be dealt with in a similar manner;' I 'sometimes, in taking up' an Eng lish newspaper, read of investiga tions held into railway accidents by officers nppinted by the Government; and if the evidence. shows any looseness in the administration, it has to bo rectified forthwith; but in New Zealand the man who might have been the cause of the accident sits in judgment upon, himself, and hence the true source of mis chief is unknown, except to the initiated^ I, like youucorrespondent, am looking for ward to the result Of the' inquiry "with anxiety.—l am, &c, ....

Pro Bono Publico,

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—l yesterday received a letter from the Town Clerk notifying that the praye*. of my petition of the 15th September, re swimming baths, had been entertained in part by the City Council, and, that they would, as prayed for, be formed at the corner of Cook and Albert streets. Ij'or this we are thankful, but no mention what ever has been made of alternate salt and fresh wator. Now, what possible better time can the Council have than the present for cheaply and expeditiously laying down supply pipes to the harbour, seeing that Hobson and adjacent streets are to be cut and eloped? I greatly fear that another muddle is about boing made. Our future beautiful public library and art gallery are going to be erected on the most outlandish, pokey plot of ground in all Auckland (despite the Star's reiterated condemnation of that site, and to the disgrace of this city's journalism, the Stab alone.) Why will not the Council sink deeply down for the floor of the baths, and let their domed roofs and retaining walls be the foundations for super structures, and thereby, add hundreds af Founds yearly to the civic exo^fiaiior. haye the highest respect for M*f Errlngton, and. recognise fully trig undoubted engineer ing abilities; but in, ft ogrrtii-a. Auc^bl work like this, sppond ip importance to no insti tution t}ie oity hag. or ever will upraise: the fairest way would befor the Council to invite

competitive designs, and select the,b«Bt. Sunken bathsWul allow them to extend, their area frbmlthe proposed altogether in-, sufficient size oft 126 feet by 66 feet to 200 feet square, or osymuch more as they like, which the preeent-Hjfoured designs will not* admit of.—Yours, &uH- T. B. £f.tNNAFORD.

Farther Positive Proof.

Montague's Fancy Bazaar, 68, Princes-atreet. Dunedln, May aSuim, Messrs M. Levy and Co.. Dear Sirs,—l have great pleasure in testifying to the efficacy of St Jacob's Oil in a severe eat* Of neuralgia _ the face. After trying many no called remedies without obtaining relief, nothing did me so much good. Aftor two or three appli cations the pain entirely disappeared; and sm glad to State! have had no return of the trouhli since. I cheerfully recommend it to others suffering from the same painful ailment—l r» main, dear sirs, respectfully yours, j J .-■ ~ Julia Montague,

He Suffered Acutely.

D. Benjamin. Esq., the well-known Wholesali Jeweller and Importer, Dowling-street, Dune, din, writes cheerfully as follows :— » Dowling-street. Dunedln, „ • .:.-"- May 2ndn_4.- To Editor "The Press," Christchureh. ';'bb.\ ;• Dear Sir.— Boing a firm non-believer In potent ■- or proprietory Medicines, my testimony may „ of some value to you. I_st week I suflned acutely from severe contraction of the nerves 01' the neck and shoulder. A friend laughingly suggested St. Jacobs Oil, and I invested hue bottle, rubbing it well in at nigl.t before retiring. The feeling of warmth and counter-lrritntiojl experienced almost immediately was svwy strong: and lam pleased to state that I awot« - next mtrning with hardly any trace of pain. A ' second and less prolonged application cured mt - completely. A bad chilblain on my ear was re moved with one rubbing. You may ment—h - my name as an authority on St Jacobs o_—_. remain, dear Sir, faithfully yours, • , : -.w;i , .' D. BenjaWk, ;

Prtated and Published br -• PwWWfc . —BfBT Bbttt, of Sr-aands-streat, at MS..' General Printing Office. Wyiid_am-itreilLlil. < *~. tt_ Provtuoe -Auokland, Hew Zealand?* 1' 7?**'; TWRijPA? Not_mbj{B IS, WMr

TME AUCraii^ THURSDAY, tfOVEMBEft 13, 18P4



Hgj_~; ■;..... . - .. ..,, , -...,■ ' Anettonii -^•j_j Iglli -JP^— B. 0. OABB.] l"' D- ««"»• TOMORROW, At 12 o'clock. REFRESHMENT BOOTHS, GRAND STAND, &o. ONEHUNGA RACES, SATURDAY/NOVEMBER 22. B. TONKS & CO. WILL SELL, on Friday, November 14, at 12 o'clock, 2 PUBLICANS' BOOTHS I Good Templar Booth 1 eSaSte-tt and Saddling Paddock B. ft OABB.] fB- *°' * fOJ,KB' TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. TO BICYCLE CLUBS, RIDERS, AND OTHERS. THE "ROYAL MAIL" BICYCLE. B. TO&KS _ CO. HAVE received instructions from Mess-o8 Shakespear and Co. to Offer THK BALANCE OF THEIR PRESENT SHD7MENT OF THE CELEBRATED j "ROYAL MATL" BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, Consisting of— 02 and 51-lnch Bicycles wittbaU bearings back and front wheel, red rubber tyres, steel rim, back bono, graduated hollow steel, forks, very finest quality, Warrington wire spokes, saw stop, spoon brake. Sec, Also, 1 Splendid 48-Inch Trioycles with ball bearings patent suspension scats, brake, steering gear. Sec . Large Number of Bells, Harrison's Double hme&nabei of Lamps, "King of the Road,*' Lame Number of Red Rubber Tyres _ iSSe Number of Assorted Parts, consisting of Pedals. Cranks, Wrenches, Saddles, Back Hubs, Sec. W.H.B. & Co. have much pleasure to tub mlttingthe following testimonial, given to them publication :-[Copt.]-"'June*. 1881 Tp Measrs W. H. Shakespear ft Co., Auckland. Sentlcmen.—l am glad to say that on the M-ineh ilSral M_i Bicycle I bought from you. I won the A.C.C. Championshin, beating a Radge, a ag-lnch Racer, and a number of other machines, also the Avondale Handicap, on the 2nd June \ Sid loan honestly say it is the best finished and nicest running machine lever-rode. Mr Flewel a!tt> whom! lent it to win the Mfle Handicap with,also speal- in the highest, to_M \ot_ lt-5 £n,gentle_on, yours truly, Wgned) W. M. B—ivic_" Other local references on application. B. O. OAKR.J [B- lONKB. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, Ax 12 O'Clock. CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD. \ MOUNT EDEN. MOUNT EDEN. I Suburban villa site*.. B. TONKS _ CO. HAVE received instructions to Sell by Auction, on Thursday, November 20th, lit twelve o'clook noon, -.'.! Ui-i ■ THE MANBFICENT PROPERTY KNOWN AS CHESTS—FIELD, in the Mount Eden Distriot,cut up Into Eligible Villa Sites; well sitnated, having magn_cent views. Soil, a light loam; in good grass; free of Btone. Needs only to be seen to be appreciated. [Busses pass the property hourly. AUotments are pegged and flagged. Plans can be had of the Auctioneers. - / [a. 0. OABB. fB. D. TONKS. . AT AN EARLY DATE. . PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. VALUABLE PROPERTIES AT FLAG :-'. STAFF HILL, NORTH SHORE, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, &c.i tea., &0., t B. TONKS _ CO. HAVE received instructions from Mr T. J. Harbutt to prepare for-sale, at an early date.. BIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT THE NORTH SHORE, having magnificent views, and well-sheltered from the cold winds. " Also, *- - ■ AT THE CORNER OF VICTORIA AND "* COBURG-STOEETS. EIU, Era _ Fnll particulars in a few days. ' TO-MORROW, ''-'.. ByOrder of the Registrar of "the Supreme Court. PROPERTY, PERCIVAL PARADE, PONSONBY. JOHN REID & CO. HAVE received in_tructions from the Reristrarof the.Supreme Court, to sell, *■- by public auction, at the Mart, 28, Queen ■ftoet, on Friday, the Bth day of November i next, at 12 o'olook noon, * I LOTS 91 AND 95 of the subdivision Into Lots Of Allotment No. 12, of Section 8, of the suburbs of Auokland, having a(frontage, of, 78 |eet to ■ Perclvol Parade, with tho broomed Dwell_K house and other buildings thereon erected. Conditions of Sale con be seen ot the Office of ; Mr Peter Oliphant Sohoitor, High-street, or of the Aucioncer. 8.0. OABB.I, . ] ft. I>. BOl—s. , TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. , NEW UNION BEACH GOLD-MINING COMPANY'S MINE AND PLANT. , B. TONKF&dO. I TTT AYE received wßtrnctipns to sell at an .: I I early date, due notice of which will be given— | f THE MINE AND I_ANT OF TOE NEW 1 i UklON BEACH GOLD-MINING COM „ PANY. __ Inventory and particulars can be seen at Auo •;■ tloneers. B. 0, OABB] . i ;,..'- I j [B, D, XOBBS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, At 12 o'clock. PREUMINARY AipOUNCEMBNI^ THE UNION OIL, SOAP, AUD CANDLE . COMPANY, ' : .'■"::;;:"'■ * HAVING removed to thdr new-works at Aim's Bridge, we have bee^ Instructed, to sell, at an early date (due notice Of which trill be given),: - ' ; _____ THE FOLLOWING PROPEB*__Sr-'( THE FREEHOLD of their Works In York .street,Parnell.'-' •'■ i-.•■!■,' '■'■' ■■-■';•., TB& LEASEHOLD of tbe Allotment adjoin - Ing their present Warehouse and Office, -. laving about —years, to run. THE LEASEHOLD of their lato Works In Freeman's Bay. All particulars and Lease can bo seen at our | offlce. B. TONKS & CO., .■;■''■. ■ Aairtioneers. " -' ' '■.'■'< SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15. ' :-,-, Two o'Clock.- J.H. HAMER WILL SELL, on the above date, at hie Auction Mart, Karangahape Road, on account of whom it may concern, as follows— FURNITURE, consisting of-Tables, Chairs. Chests of Drawers Carpets, Patent Range with fittings Tricycle in good repair, Pictures ' Oil Paintings. Water Colours, &0.. , Produce, Flour, Oats, &c., &c. Also, at the same time and place, r , . 1 -roomed Cottage, fronting West-street; gas ;;, ; and water laid on ;-. .. Alio—-ent 28 x 90, good position, well [*% • drained - *Us^'._! Allotments, Kingsland, 61 x k, '- 116, and 40 x 113. < I .'-„'i.'_iP___i_R,, . • ■ 1 ~ Newton AucttohMart,''' I; ' Karangahape Road. »;'..'' DURHAM, YARDS j"! , "|SWR SALE, at the Durham Yirdi, i 4L every T__*Uy, a tU o'olook, a . >.- ! mpsa*'!M&u^,sq^ m_\sssm r m^ QONTER AND NOLAN. _H_«____



TCf-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarkct, o:i Mday, Novembor li, BAY OELDINO, tour years; Ist prize-taker at the late Show as a Hack EXTRA HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDING; any trial c 1 BLACK GELDING, flr3t-class Buggy norse; .guaranteed sound and staunch Also, CONSIGNMENT OF HORSES, ex Wanaka, from New Plymouth ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. WOOL! WOO LI WOOL! THE FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON Willi take place on Wednesday, November 19.1884, THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno—Mondoy, November 17 Drury—Wednesday, November 19 Papakura—Wednesday, November 26. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. OR PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS; IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS: Four hundred acres flrßfrclass Volcanic Land (the property of Wm. McLaughlin. Esq.), at Papatoitoi; has been in grass 20 years; is level aud available for cultivation. Farm Lots from 20 acres and upwards, near Pukekohe Station; from £710s to £10 an acre. Farm. Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acres; securely fenced; is near other homesteads, and mod land; £2 an acre. Farm of 150 acres on the Pukekohe Hill, ad iolnlnu that of Mr Jacob Wright's; considerably A first-class Farm, half-way between Kihiklhl and Te Awamutu, containing 586 acres, with choice apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from LSOO to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with lm provemen- from£J *&%&*& oKLANDt TUESDAY, 25th, NOON. «' rpHE T>INES." CULTIVATED AND PLANTED, HEALTHY, PLEASANT, CONVENIENT, LARGE ALLOTMENTS, WIDE STREETS, VERY EASY TERMS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr Jones to Sell, by Publio Auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Sale-rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Tuesday, 25th, at 12 o'olook noon, HIS WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, CAtLKD " THE PINES," Having been Occupied and Cultivated by him for Fifteen Years, containing over TWENTY ACRES of LAND, the whole of which has been under cultivation, and a Large Portion well Laid-out and Planted with Good Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. There Is a Comfortable Dwelling-house end other Build ings, a Large Frontage to Richmond Avenue, situated opposite the Surrey Hills Estate, but a short distance from the Great North Road. •Busses regularly run. The whole of this Fine Proporty has been Subdivided into LARGE HOMESTEAD and BUILDING SITES, having frontages to Rich mond Avenue and three good Streets, eaoh 60 feet wide, laid-out through the Property, and will be Submitted to Publio Competition, the owner having determined to Sell. The Position is such as to make it a Most Desirable Place of Residence, an Easy Distance from the City, commanding an - Extensive. Varied, and Charming View, Healthy and Well-watered. . TERMS: TITLE—LAND TRANSFER. . Lithographic Plans will be Ready in a / Few Days. Allotments Pegged and Streets Named. W, 8, COCHRANE] . IJAMEB DACRI TO-MORROW. CRETONNE SUITE, DINING TABLES, MANTEL MIRRORS, CHEFFONIERS, CASE STUFFED BIRDS, HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. ri_lE subscribers will sell by auction at .JL their Rooms. Queen-street on Friday, November 14, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting oi Cretonne Suite, Couch, &c„ Chairs, Mantel Mirrors. Round Tables, Cheffo niers. Pictures. Tea Set Don and Wood Bedsteads, Chests Drawers, Wash- Btiinds and Ware, Dressing Tables, Mirrors. Mattresses, Paillasses, Pillows, .- lilning: Table, Cane and Wood Chairs, • Oilcloth. Linoleum, Filter, Fireguard, Dresser, Candle Lamp, Kitchen Utensils &c, &c, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' Auctioneers. * W. B. COCHRANE] |JA3. DACRI ' : MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. OLIPHANt-STREET, SUMMER-STREET, b'NEILL-STREET, PON SO NB Y. THE Subscribers have received Instruc tions to sell by auction at their Rooms Queen-street,' on Monday, 24th Inst, at l; <?clock • ..'-., .. " '•---■ jjf SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, PONSONBY, 07 ALLOTMENTS In Ollphantfltreet fron *' 47 feet to 50 feet frontage. . 1» ALLOTMENTS in Summer-street, from 1« 45 feet to 60 feet frontage. 6 ALLOTMENTS in O'Neill-street _ feel frontage. Terms: One-fourth cash; balance, 7 per cent. Plans in preparation. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ' ' HUNTER' & NOLAN '. i Wil— HOLD THEIR . ■yrr eek l y s ale : TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), ■. <' ■■■■■:.■ I at ■■' '! - J,. THE ■D U RJ-'AM YA R DS,', ■ OB* HORSES, SADDLERY . .*.'.' GRAIN and SEED . ■ .• ■■ b 'Also,' ' ' e>J Upstanding Bay Horße CHARLIE, late pro i pertyof J.,B.Russell, EBq. ,• ... . Handsome Chestnut Gelding, good Lady's \ /.Hack (very otniet) y. ' ;_ (To be Seen before the Sale at Young's ;; Btables,) i Handsome Grey Harness Cob, 6 yoars old 2 Heavy-draught Horses (trials givon) ! Bay Mare, by Resolution : Bay Pony, broken to Harness, carries a Lady A'so. I Bay Marc, 4 years., 30cwt. trial Horse, Spring Cart, and Harness Also, T° be.Sold Without Reserve, \ New Double-inrrowPlough 2 New Scarriflers , TO-MORROW DURHAM YARDS. THE undersigned will sell, at the Dnr ham Yards, on Fri.'ay, November 14, at 11 °'plock' a SHIPMENT OF kg USEFUL HORSES, from Hawera and , . Taranaki. ex Douglas and Lalla Rookh, Consisting.of HEAVY AND MEDIUM DRAUGHT HORSES, with trials COLTB AND HACKS , ~.,., HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. MONDAY,'NOVEMBER 24. j ' ", i' WOOL.. SALE. „ ', » ,f«v t The undersigned: will hold their ii. (•■(> FIR STf IWOOL SALE OF-THE SEASON AT' ; TfiE DURHAM !WOOL- STORE. V ' ..:<":' '»' -■•*. :'OS .IXI.-*. 1,-:.*;'-. f MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24l ~.. "At 2 p.n..^ ' '"! • j ( HDN^_ER AND NOLAN. p-. - . ..■:"■,;.'...'■ . ■. '";-,'>'



aOBT. L. r.rtADLET.I , _FKA*ST. NEWEIX-. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER J5, At 2 o'clock p.m. AUCTION SALE. BRADLEY A. NEWELL WILL HOLD their Regular Weekly Salo on abovo date at their Auction Rooms, Karangahape Itoad, for tlie sale of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FARM PRODUCE, GROCERIES, POULTRY, BRADLEY & NEWELL. Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1884, At Noon. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL SELL, on above date, at his Mart Vulcan Lane, MOUNT ALBERT PROPERTY. The Property to be offered by Auction is situatod in the centre, and is the cream ot that vast Rising District of Mount Albert and con sists of 39 ALLOTMENTS, rangtafc in size from 1 of an acre to 3J acres. The Soil is Unexceptional, for the most part Rich Volcanic, having the advantage of Run niuK Strcamsand Springs all over the Property. The Land lies to the North-oast, having Mag nificent Views of the Harbour~and the Sur rounding Districts of Mount Eden, Mount Roskill, and the Waitakerei Ranges; is free from all South-westerly Winds, and for Health, View, and Situation 13 Unsurpassed. The Mount Albert Railway Station is on one corner of tlie Property, having co—tnunication with Auckland frequently, and 'Huss-s pass hourly to and from Auckland within 3 minutes' walk from any part of the Property. Distance from Auckland, 3. miles. The Road Board, at the present time, are cutting down McElwain's Hill, and wldenlntr the Road between the City aud Mount Albert at a cost of over £1.000. When this work is finished it will be tho Best Ro&d round Auck land. The City la gradually spreading out this way, and hundreds of Houses have gone up within. tho last 12 months, showing that ere lotsg it will be almost within the City Boundaries, and the terms on which tlie Proporty will be offered for Sale on WEDNESDAY. 19th November, are such as to bring it within the reach of all classos, namely:— One-fourth Cash ; balanco 2 years at 7 per cent. Persons paying cash will have their convey ances made out free of cost Lithographic plops to be had on application to tho Auctioneer. Also, at same time and place, THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 7-ROOMED COTTAGE, the proporty of Mr Wllklns, on Allotment 4, Roganville, contain ing lr. lp., close to tho Mo ant Albert Railway Station, and having frontage to New North Rood. Allotment planted with choice fruit trees, and laid out as garden, _o. Also, WAIKOMITI.—Compact littlo Farm at Wal komitl, three miles from Railway Station, having frontago to deep water (tidal crook), con taining 18 acres good land, fully improved, plenty of good feed, bush, and fresh wator; • good 6-roomed cottage, garden, and orchard etc, and only ten miles from Auokland by rood. boing part of Lot 53, Waikomiti. adjoining tbe farm, ot Messrs Haslip and Porter. Also, WAIKOMITI.-U acres 3 root- Land at Wal komlti. being Allotment '68, Parish of Walko mitt. County ot Eden, known as Johnson's Brick Yards, together with 3 new Sheds (one blown down by the wind), the material for which alono cost £100; windmill, with pump, the latter costing £30. A good two-roomed House and good well of water; capital vlow, and close to the Waikomiti Station. Vary suitable tor a Brick Yard or other work, as the railway runs through the property, and a siding oan easily be mad- To be sold without reserve. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. AT AN EARLY DATE. SADDLERY, IRONMONGERY, ;CARRIAGEWARB. EX HERMIOHK. ft CASES OF ABOVE GOODS. First-class Makers. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES | GREAT SLAUGHTER OF WATCHES, 40. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell by Auction at his Rooms on Monday, November 17th, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, pawned with L. H. Neu megen, at the Mnnte do Pleto Loan Olllce, Darby street as under :— lm- July 2nd. No. 840, Violin and Bow: 27th, 993. Desk and T pot: September t_th, 1212, Ma . chine; 29th. 1303, 2 Rings; Ootober _t 1309. ' S.G.H. Watch; Bth, 1336, O.F.&G. Watch; ■ 20th, 1388. Lncket and Rlne; November Ist. 1437. 2 Rlwrs; 3rd, IH9. 2 Rings; 7th, ! 1461, S.L.H. Watch and Greenstone; llth, , 1169, B.G.H. Watch and 8. Chain > 16th, • 1495, OF.S.L. Watch; 20th. 1507, Chain; 1 2rih, 1533, 4 Rings : 27th. 1515, Chain ; 29th, 15J9. • Diamond Rlnsr: December Jrd, 1561, S.L.H. , Watch ; 3rd, 1563, Rlng__sth, 1579, Ring; 6tb. , 1583. Ring: 6th, 1589, jcarrings; llth. -£32, Bible; - 17th. 163.. Brooch and Kar , rings: ISth. .1611, S. Chain; 19th, 16.T, 4 Rines and Opera Glass;- 2lat 1657, Accordion; 21st. 1554. 0.F.8.G. Watch; 22nd. 1659, 2 Rings; 22nd. 1661, G.HL. Watch; 24tb. 1678, Bible; 27.1687. OF.S.L. Watch; 28th. 1696, Locket; 28rh, 1698, aG.H. Watch; 81atlTO9. _—in. 1884.—January 2nd, No. 11. Bracelet and 2 Rings; • Bth. 29. 0.F.8.G. Watch; 9th. 46. S.L.H. Watch and a Chain ; 9th, 17. B.G.H. Watch 1 and S. Chain: 9th, 50. S. Necklet and Locket; 9th. S3, aG.H. Watch: 9th. M. B.LH. Watch; 10th. 59, H.S. Machine; 17th, 89. Diamond Ring; l'th. 96. O.F.aL. Watch; 21st 113. Diamond Ring; 23rd. 118, Bag Books; 23rd. 123, Diamond Ring; 80tn, 182. Brooch and Earrings. February 7th, 203, G.HL Watch; 205, Brooch and Earringst 3th. 207, Ring; 12th, 224, Hair Guard; 13th, 233,'! Btuds: 18th. 253. S.L.H. Watch and a Chain; ' 18th. 258. O.F.G.L. Watch: 21st 269, W, Watch ond S. Chain ; 25th, 2*4. S. Brooch, Earrings, and Keeper; 25th. 285. Chain : 25th, 286, Diamond i Earrings; 26th, 288. Earrings; !Bth. 301. Ear ' rings; 28th, 305. Knifo. Fork, and Cosey. March • 3rd. 315, Ring*; 3rd. Sls*. Necklet and I Locket; 6tb„331. O.F.G.G. Watch; 7th.. 337, 2 Rines; 9th. 310, Massive Diamond Bracelet; , Bth. 315. S.G.H. Watch; llth, 358. B.L.H. Watch; , 15th.377.BroochandEarrings;20th._02.NeckIet; 24th, 410, Earrinfre and Keeper; 29th 487.8 G.H, Watch; 29th. 440. Ring; Slut 440. Box, Hpobns. i and Muff. April 7th, 476. O.F.S.G. Watch; Bth, 484. Machine; Sth. 485, 6 Books. i February Ist. 193. Shaw]; sth, 216. Jacket; Bth. 247, Serge; 9th, 249, Coat and Vest; 9th. 232, Coat: 23rd, 318, Shawl and Dress Piece. March l»t. 3«0, Portmantean and Bults. February 29th.353. Dress. March 7th. 396. Coat; Tth.'397, Coat; '.Oth. 413, Coat; 12th. 423, Coat and Vest; llth, 443, Trousers and Silk Skirt; 14th, 416. Wincey; 17th, 447, Book and Trousers; 18th, 461. Drcsß*. 21st, 479. Coat; 22nd, 185, Suit; 21th, 500. Quilts; 24th, 506, Coat and Vest; 25th; 508, Suit; 27tb, 528, Coat April let 549, Coat;: 14th, 593, Coat: and Vest;. 15th, 601. Trousers and Vest; 21st. 637, Dress ana Remnant; 22nd. 610, Bundles Clothing; 24th, 660,8uit and Flannel: 30th, 691, Coat May Ist, 701, Dress;llth. 762. Coat: 19th, 786, Tent :23rd, 810, Suit; Z9th, 816, Trousers and Vest; 31st, 849, Table Cloths, Dresa Pieces, :__; 31st. 850, Table Cloth. Drees, etc: 857, Bundle Clothing. June 2nd. 860, Coat; 870, Coat: 9th, 901. Dress; 20th, 957, Trousers and ■ Vest; 21th, 974, Trousers; 25th; 980, Salt; 30th, 1002. two pairs Boots. July Bth. 1010."Coat; July 10th, 1061. Suit: llth. 1087. 2 Coatsand 1 Pair Trouser*; 19th. 1119. Coat and Trousers; 22nd, 1136, Coat: 25th. 1151. Coat; 29th, 1171, 2 Dress Pieces and Table Cloth; 29th. 1178. Coat: Febru ary 2nd. 203. Trousers and Vest: May 24th, 814. Bundle Clothing; March 22nd, 483, 2 Dresses. D. E v * * * _dma_^ GUNMAKMI, J__\ _\Y Q*7**ll. •, «*M*»i \_A_Wf (Opposito the City Marks*. __"_§__^*J_li_ir\ __—H—ssntD 1859* . ■ BsWi§P_^v Intendingßuyerssho—d In mXWKkw^i J BVBOt tIUJ LARB* STOCK ot mtW^rmWh^ Breeoh and Mu_le-load_g jeOwl^Si Guns on hand. They will see H|B| the best valux In Auokland. lt_mfiW_r Every gun thoroughly oxamln- IjPjSßf. edand piawnteeQ M-oredeU ___W- ■ Hammer-ess Guns, with Siemen'i SSH Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gangs | H| Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Plata.; fgffl Wobley's Bull Dog and Irish Consta- EjfS bulary Revolvers, also his New Patent jggn Self-eztraotlng Revolver; Kynooh'i Jaga : i Patent " Perfect" Reloading Moudlio T&Sai Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Bier's I§_S : Revolver Ammunition and Metafile Cartridge Coses; Newcastle Chilled Shot) Cmth a and Harvey and Pigon Wllk's and Laurence's Gunpowder; HUoy'a Wadding and Cartridge Casss; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches,. Game Bagß, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles and Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Breech-loading Implements, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fir* works. ..', ';.. REPAIRS, Itcinding Browning and Ra itocklng, specially attended to, and utiafaottoa guaranteed. _____ D, JCi'ViH, Gunmakbi. * Iwpobt-b. - tit. Qcnur "~" s, AofflCtAWn. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE **tHQteK.a, (l ahd s f-U kinds of; SPRING -_*&-H£££' I'-rso-r Bought, sad Jold, at SE^s^S»?s rW^m^fmi^iirm ~!r ~: . .'' ,"v ' !.'.'"' ' -.-.rrem



JOHN BUCHANAN,; WHOLESALE GROCER, Tea, CofFeiß & Spice Merchant CUSTOM&ST., AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Telephone Exchange, "Eagle," Auckland. | No. w. The Advertiser desires special attention1 to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly increased demand for them substantially proves their excel lence, and confirms the high esteem which the Public have justly accorded them. The following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mark on the labels, and - are packed in lib and _lb packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz *.— Blended India & China Teas. Household Countess Duchess Princess Empress Brands. Blended Pure Indian Teas.' Zemindar Brand. BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. The Advertiser also wishes to bring before the Publio his Baking and Yeast Powders, which are meeting with general favour, and requests attention to the following AnalyUoa itepor v— "Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland, June 13,1884.—1 have iraraplod ttießalrlnK Powder ia the bulk, prepared by Mr Jojin Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and have analysed the same and find the constituents puro and woQ-propo*- Uoned. The result proves this arUcle tf be superior to any either Imported or coloniolly prepared that has been submitted to me, aad I oan, therefore, confidently recommend it to the pub-0.-'Bigned. J, A. Pond, Colonial Analyst," Each tin bears his Keffteterod Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCER. . and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assortment, which is constantly being replenished by Importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. Catal-QU-s on ArajQAxiag. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON, 1884-6. I have received MY FIRST SHIPMENT „ the. NSW S_A_ON_ CROP, EX SS. TAMSOT. from Foochow, via Wellington, And shall be glad to Forward UQUOWNQ aiMPi.KR on applioatlon. The QUAUTY of THI9 YEAIffl CROP _ of Very High Character oomp—od with Ike pre vious years. To those about to commenoo buslnoes, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eaglfl Teaa, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and ta secure other apoeial inducements which I. am prepared to offer, JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GEOCER, | Customs-Street. Auckland, - DRINK - NELSON, MOATE, & CO.'S ,/T, GOLD 11EDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS. PRICES: 2/- 2/4 2/8 3/- 3/4 tf FOR PRESS OPINTOtfgJtXD JAfALTSIh SEE CIRCULAR. NONE GENriN-TwiTHOTT OVB NAME ON. AUCKLAND BRANCH AGENCIES.: ALEXANDRA ~ .. Aabln, John AVONDALE .. ~ PeolcH. BUcao___KD3 ~ .. tValker. Thca. CAMBRIDGE .. ... Held. VT. HAMILTON EAST ~ LoQaeana, P. HAMILTON WEST _ Knox. John HELENSVILLE... .. McLood, P,«nd 1. HUNTLY „ Friar and Davtes KAWAKAWA v v __kpatrlok.*rT.J.. _ran_Hi.. <. .. Eiiis. j. w. ! KINGSLAND ■ „ „ Letts, W. M. KOPURTJ .. .. .. Kopuru Saw Mill C* MOUNT EDEN.. w Surman, &. , '• MOUNT EDEN .. ~ Badger, R. Mr.ROSKILL ROAD.. Roilett,Ck**. MONGONUI ». .; Wyles, Robert NEWTON .. .; .* Stevenson. R. NGARUAWAHIA .. Friar and D*vica NORTH SHORE .'. Johnston. W. NORTHCOTE .'. ;, Porter Bros. OHAUPO '.-. i. i, Edwards. J. Ti ONEHUNGA A v Moody.Geo. OTAHUHU v. n Hall J. PAEROA.. „ .. Robson.J. M. PARNELL.. 4, .. Marriott, M. PONSONBY m '. Field, H. PONSONBY „ „ Hawthorn, R. PONSONBY „ «. Young, W.H. POKENO .. ._ v Campbell,T. RANGIRIRI «. * Garrard, James TAUPIRI .. i. _ Lovell,W.H.M. TAURANGA .. .. BodeU, James TE AWAMUTU - Stlehbury, J. A. THAMES .. .*. _ Hansen, J. E. TUAKAU.. _ - Walker,Thos. WADE '».,...} •• Dnnn,B. WAIORONGOMAI .. Boppett,J. WHANGAREI .. ~ Conyngham and Co. WOODLANDS .. .. Waikato Land Aaso clatton i. ;,| NELSON, MOATE,-CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA MERCHANTS, BLENDERS, AND OHBISTOHU-CH, DONBDIN, wi.LLlNC|**^9», , r.UO ."'-AND'"- ■'' ' ':\ 158, QUEEN^ST., Aucklakd. TEAy Unrivalled /£$ X_rf__t^"_f ■■ is /Of O U B.M/ IMAJtea I /Vy/ -IBOUNDINIT /W m //&/ Strength Q/ / ■ ■-■■ -A3SD ■ ____' QUALITY. FOR mMEIJIATB SALE, a Butchering Bnmnesi. doink » good/cash .trade, to we ceatrfe of the eltty a low brloe will bs_taken.-- Apply to John Sojpet, Land Agent, No E. -"g^KHtrMb'-'-- •-«'•'* i!;* fe*K_ya_»' ';



Sewing Machines. giNGER SEWING MACHINES. Sales in 18S2 603,202 Machines. „ 18S1 SGI,O.*JG „ Inceease...... 42,256. «T THREE OUT OP EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD ARE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OP THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 111 AND AT CHHISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDiSLa To bo obtained at ' PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Queen-street, Acck___,, BEWARE OP GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. t*""" ' ■■ i '"■ " TRY THE. NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY FOR BOYS' AND YOUTHS' BOYS' AND YOUTHS' t^-li _"S9 ..SUPERIOR QUALITY CLOTHING. BUPBRIOR QUALITY CLOTHINC*. THEIR BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SCHOOL SUITS ARE SPECIALLY GOOD-THE MATERIA-* BEING : * MOST DURABLE, . ' " . WHILE TIIK PRICES ARE WONDERFULLY LOW, AUCKLAND BRANCH: I6S and 160, Queen-street, And at Albert-street, Thames. J. FITZSIMONB, j « Branch Manager. MEps>/»3S^rt^^sßj^Pia JB. B L A I X I B. • VICTOBIA-BTBB—T, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS* & FURNISH T ING IRONMONGERY dirkot from manufacturers, Has For Sale, at Low Rates, Carpenters' Tools N alls. Looks, Hlngos 1 Kite-en Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpiece• (Largest Stock in Auokland) Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Feafian tQalTa-lsed Iron, Sheet Lead, aad Zte* . Slate, Cement, and Plaster. "*> msPEcnoN iNvrrsa OUR ADVERTISEMENT r* Adulterated Popper scorns to have ten's koree. Mesure Trent Brothers, of Chri_to_*tr»_, omwot with a report of theCanterburTAj—ly Ist. -which, aftor being translated Into- pi—» Brurlls-t. acta vory damaging to thorn, betas v acknowledgment of adulteration. But that*. ■ot.-lsur '.business; wo simply object to tned adulterated pepper coining to our market, as an unfair competition against our genuine article. -This having been the case, the attached cow 4 the analysis of thoir pepper in Auokland will prove i— 5. "Laboratory, Hobson-street, " Auckland, June H. IBM. "Mr Woodfield, Inspector under tbe Adul teration Act, Auckland . >, "Sir,—l have comnleted my examination of the pepper received from you on-the 19th ttfi, said pepper being contained in a tin Beoaroly tastened, and bearing the brand Trent a Tot* , Whits: Pepper, Cnßisicnußcn, and find this sample to bo adulterated with Wheat FLOtm to the extent of not less than twenty-fits ..Mb. cent (25/3.—1 havo the honour, to be, Sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) "J. A. Pond, " Colonial Analylat," If Messrs Trent Bros, thought it profitable to themselves to publish our correspondence, as per. advertisement, they should also have In serted other lotto, s of ours complaining ot thcte chleory being adulterated,' which Compelled us eventually to discontinue buying ot them, and benee their splto. Verbum.sap, BROWN,.BARRETT. & CO.. Coffee and Spice Merchants. h IHE ONLY GOLD MEDAL EVER [Jt AWARDED FOR ' - COFFEE, CHICORY, PEPPER, &0., Was obtained by j* TRENT. BROS., CHRISTCHURCH. MR B. N. LI.GGK, Oustoms-strekt East, Agent for Auckland and District COFFEE I AND- CHICORY.-REPORt. "Canterbury College, ,'•' "Christchureh, Sept. o_l__ "At the request of Me.ars Trent.Bros., 1 visited thoir manufactory, and selected India criminatoly two samples of Coffee. Both samples were-very woll prepared, and of excellent quality. A chemical and microscopical ex amination proved them to be quite free from any doletorioua adulteration, and containing no other ingredients than Coffee, with a small Ad mix—ire of Chicory. * (Signed) "A. W. Bickerton, F. 0.5., &0., " Colonial Analyst." PEPPERS, BLACK AND WHITE.-R-POBT. " Canterbury Collcgo, "Christchureh, Aug. 20,1881. "Having solected indiscriminately samples of White and Black Pepper, and having examined them both microscopically and chemically, I find them exceedingly good samples, very weu prepared, and quite free from injurious con stituents. The microscopical examination, com pared with that of genuino Pepper, scarcely shows any dlfferohco in tho farinaceous sub stances, proving that they must be very free from any foreign admixture. (Signed) •' A. W. Bickerton, F.C.S., Sec, " Colonial Analyst." Verbatim Extract from Letter received from .Messrs Brown, Barrett & Co., Auckland, *dated Feb. 9,1880.- . . ' .V We would remind you' that ever since we: commenced using your Chioory we have never imported a pound from Homo or elsewhere, un less compelled to do so by your _hort supply, not do we Intend doing bo. we trust therefore that you will see your way clear to oharge us the lowest price, viz., £50; and you can book us as many tons ahead, tor as long as you think we shall live-say about S.QQO tons, but only charge Ui for It as we get it. -' igued) ' Vnowv. Ba'.BBTT & Co. OO US IN S - A N DAT KIN, * COACH BUILDERS. "' Elliott and Albert-streets, $\ Have in Stock— , . Double and Single-seated Buggies, Hooded Pheetons, Vis-a-vis, Waggonettes, Dog ..■„■■ Carts, Second ™_d-_>hteto__ ' n 'andßuggies. "", '■'''■'' ' " AlSf?,. i; : '-::';,;,'.•..„■':; .■ * Many Thonsonds Seasoned Finished Spokes, tbe :^7 **a .BestStoeblnAuoklßnO, V I L* * ~ ~



Ironmongery. " _D. _?OET_I3Ii 8c CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IBO_t_tO_TGEES AND lEO-T MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. Our Stock of Platedware is constantly being replenished by new shipments of the latest designs, are well selected, and as Wedding Presents, Ac, cannot be ■ excelled. B. POETEE 8c CO. Have for many years mode a speciality of, RANGES AND COOKING STOVES Having them made to their ordor, they can recommend them to their friends. Another shipment of the favourite Self Setters to arrive by tho " Waikato, now due. ID. POETEB 8c 00. Mare juet unpacked Six Crates of Filters, from the celebrated makers, Messrs, Cheavin and Doulton, . - ' The Rapid Water Filter will purify the most offensive, stagnant, or other waters with Mtc__mng rapidity. Tbe effect of this Filter upon oven the foulest Water is surprising, and chemical analysis fails to detect the least trace of organio matter in the water that has enoe passed through it. It is the best possible preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever, and aU other diseases arising from drinkincr impure water. No water should be used for drinking or cooking without being effectually purified; and no house can be thoroughly furnished without a good Filter. EL _I?C3_RT__±!_E_» oc OC3- Have always a large stock of MANGIIS AND WASHING MACHINES LEVER AND SPRING. The Putnam Mangle, cheap, handy, and takes up little room. 3D. _?033,T____ 8c 00. Have a large variety of LAWN MOWERS,.GARDEN ROLLERS, AND GARDEN TOOLS. 3D. IPOET-DI-l _ss 00. Have a largo stock of :p.__i_>r_?iS- oils, ____\r__ -v__._a_NTis__:_ns. RUBBER PAINT, S^!!!SS^f_. MIXED PAINTS: KEROSENE. y^jK2fo^\ PITCH' • TURPENTINE. ,tf& t^f^l-l-il^ COAL TARI CASTOR OIL. /A '^\ STOCKHOLM TAR. COLZA OIL. .|_| COTT°N-WASTE. , LINSEED. 0?L. \% s/ ' QAKUM. '. NJATS^QT piL, \_f 4 S^ m^t^^&/ ROPES,' * '•■•'oaa ig69>\._^_<r soft soap. . >^4^sftSr ":■:.:-''/■ : ::'" PUTTY, iii^ TWmES, : ,' . PRICES ALL REDUCED. '' Retail Department t I Wholesale Department I :__. • y.;.; >'*fIIBB-ff-BT-ÜBET;;|.' . ' HIGH STREET, :ii-.:1" Branch Store t NEWMJittKET.1 T'T":'' :i..1 A,. ".; .t^p.*4,Iv^B.STQCKiIB.^PT;iUSrD BOLD AT XOWti PRICES., ._,., '• ■■ ' - >■-'■'•' '" Auckland, Bf.SB. ' * ■ ■



GOLD MEDAL, CHRISTCHTJRCH, 1882. GOLD MEDAL, CHRISTCHURCH/1884 GOLD MEDAL, CHRIS-CHURCH, 1882. ST. JACOBS OIL. <■ „... ST. JACOBS OIL. • > V ST. JACOBS OIL.: >.. ,-..: ST. JACOBS OIL. ■ i t 'M,\ • GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 1884. GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 1884; GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 1884 i;--* Whole-!—e Agents for Auckland | M. LEVY. AUD CO. For the Guidance of Other*. PAIN VANOUISBCMa. T' • *. Qlenmore Road. Paddlngton, ... * l_th January, 1881. "Gentlemen,—Boms fow weeks since I was ss severely affected with indigestion as tore—lei. By rising eaoh morning a matter ot dlfflcuh*y and pain on aocount of severe pains la the ba*_t ( . and it had just become necessary tor me to bet .-.,, a holiday from my work, for the performaacf' of which I was by no means fit, when a Mens mentioned to ne the benefit he derived from . the t_o_ Hamburg Tea. Inthehopoofget—lg .' some relief, I used it myself, the result being that I was myself In three or four days, And have not suffered since. My friends have '• «dvised me to write this for the guidance ol ." others, and yon are at liberty to make what _• ' you please of this. •-'■■'."''■-?'■ *' '■'■&{*_. "Yours, " JOHN KELLY. _ ***Messrs Elliott Bros., Sydney." , ~•;. , HAMBURG TEA. „,',_.;« HAMBURG TKA. . - M HA—BURG——_ ' * J; ■ CURES .'T'l^ DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, BILIOUS NESS, ':.-''''.;..' HEADACHE, CONSTD?ATION, SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND BTOR* K——?BRB. '..- •' •';'^? PRIOE ONE BHTLLING AND THREE ■PENCE."- - "-'*'> ' Wholes—o Depot for Auckland—1 , M. LEW & CO., * ' ; QOKBN-STSEKT, AtJCKI-IND.'' ** - V i. ' ■ ■ '' ''" .'"' '■***-"■ I'l • ■''■ '■■■■■ The StndV •;'-;ty j Tk TITHE FOLLOWING MiGIrtFICESfT • STALLIONS, ___ The property ot the New Zeai_and Stud Aim Pkdioreb Stock Company, *"T .. . Will Stand and Travel as under!— i " ' AT SYLVIA PARK. it-. Single Mare. Two Or —Oral MUSKET .... 35 guineas 20 guineas = To owners who have never mado use of th* ; Hone before f 40 guineas).- - - ;' -~ --- ■ LEOLINUS v _ lOguineas 7pi_*«_-§ C AP-A PIB' .. ~ guineas gjalneas - B_—» AT CAMBRIDQE AND atTRBOWNDIICO - ... - ■'. Districts. ";. i""" >£ljA Single Mare. Two or more. ANT-EROS ~_■',_■ Sgulneas ._g_neaa'^ ELGIN '_'_/"_ Sguineas " '.' ':4B_neii|'-V STAND AT AUCKLAND DISTRICT. .-'."* .A Single Mare.' Two or moct,'. LOCH FERGUS .. flguineas .guineas^ B_—D At PUKEKOHE AND S*_TU.OU*_J»IKf * ! Districts /,,'"'* l' '•**;.§ 3 '•' I b! .'''''' Sii^le M_% Two or—or^i ,-'' YOUNG MELBOURNE 3Jgns. Bgnlr__i;: STAND AX MORRINS VILLE AS* . ■ftoaaatiaaA L uso Districts. ;.__i-: - Single Mare. Two' or 'taatSf'-- All grazing at Is 6d jer week. : * CAP-A-PIE -will Travel and Visit MM*!., yhenmulred. & '; Secwta**7.-^.. | .'. ' ' '.' "V" .',_' "'"' ' " .''"".air.; ,■■:.; Insurance. IW_W ZEALAND INS TIE AN.C i:- II COMPANY <FIRE AND MiJEONE).' Capital w....„-_.'^«»«_l,ooao- Pald-up and Reserve Funds„,_.__£loo,ooo . . . ~- ' :■:';—__ ■ P-O-MROV -TROM FIRE OR MARINE LOSS Can b_ _t_-eot__d at thM-CIO-pany. .; _*_ I <J__M3 HEt WITH raOMWimjDl AHf '•■|-' ■ ' b ". ' ' •—bebalitt. f k "'"' ''*'-jjf';"- ■ ' JAMK9 BUTTLB..Manag_. *^^S^i_i Q.OVERNMENT LTFE _raUB_N)K^ ' , -BAD Ora*.C_: PROVINCIAL BUILDmWi. Wellington, ■ r__ ONtT hew z—ir_vNDxr__ corneiß. i GOVERNMENT SECURITY, •' f '.[ -1 '' \ '' MUTUAL INSURANCE^,,' i#'-:"'' LOWEST PllE__U__;¥- THe Ordinary Branch offfers an Inro*K__ at ■,' _I,_oo at tho premium charged eto* -! S: where for a,oop, etjulvalentto ■':•"•' .%;-. —tr DtMEDtATB BONUS OF £200 iCv°." In addition to Full Participation i_ P_-_y ; ..' WORKMAN'S INSURi-TO*;" Bpecially provided for in,the _■: v;. INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. :«' "' Polkj-es issued from £_ UpwAa»_;,*wTniV t3L PARTIOLPATION IN PROFITS, JM , PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, ',? For which a Collector will call. ' - S. : , : ; SPECIAL TABLES~FOR C-OLDRENir ■*• Policies of £20 and upwards. eJter Thrsi;_.-_. Years, can be surrendered for Cash, Of _»._,-*• Free Polioy. . ' __3EAH_BOirLA3IONS. }' v NOTE.-The Government not o*_y,,br_jk.j - Inauranoe within the reach of nearly every man.4 woman, and child in the community, but pro vides tlio description of policy and mode of par* wont best suited to the requirements of each. -' .' - ' D. M. LUCKIE. Commission-.' b\bbb^,. m. .—b—_■ " ,' I «f . Q. ROUN D LIM El GROUND LIME , ~ FOR SALE' SOUTHGA.*fB S MAHURANGI HYDHAVLIC GROUND ROC^WME. —.any quantity, tor Concrete Paths. Fleo*. Cdlars, _c»*9*«;t to stone flagging is _» f rivalled **«•* <iuxabUity and hard-setUng. ;■ <tVUtW?s). For _——i and other wet work It Is a flrst-class n—terial. & KUANS, SOLE AGENT, OUS-TOMS-STREET , ?;