INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL.

ZEALANDEBS. '■■ "■•'

I (PKOM .OUR SPECIAL OORKKSPONDENT.)

;-:•.■-ii ■■■■ ■:. ••■' Sydney, this day. The final match took place oh Saturday, and notwithstanding that every possible effort was made .by the Welshmen, by strengtheningtheir team to the Very utmost, to prevent an unbroken series of victories on the part of the visitors, the result was a failure, the scores standing at the end of 'this final match'at 16 points to nil. ! that fatal nill sounds very ominous iri; the ears of tho lojjal players when mentioned in connection with tho New Zealandors. Con sidering tho almost inevitable defeat that again stared the Welshmen^ in the face^ a considerable amount df interest was worked up, and when the game commenced there .must have, been, between four anpVifiye thousand spectators on the ground. They were amply repaid for their1 presence by witnessing some'very good play.on the part of the home, men, who,, notwithstanding their defeat—igriomir i ius defeat as it would appear from the sc&re—showed a'greiat im provement on.anything they had,,-hitherto done during the viajtoFthg^New; Zaojanderp. The .Sydney team was a .thoroughly repre sentative one, (jna^le.iUp, from rthe, various ■ "crack ",clubs in tho^colony, playing under the . Southprn IJugby rules, c and. the. 15 .jwinch had been, selected and;elected : with g. ©at care were cdnsidessd .to., fee the finest team ever.got,togetber in, the colony,' The men took »p .their position as follows :-j- New Zealand • Braddonr back; jLeoky..and tTniaroa, ha«Tbacksj*yai», .Wvfeiok, and flelrnqre,. quarter,;i, baqks; Wlon* -Vdy, Webb,. o'Conupr 3 O!Donnell, Carter,. W; H. MUton (captain )j Robertson, and E. Milton, fonvards,; New South Wales! H. Bayliss, back; Yeomans,..Dean, rand, Creer,; half backs ; Hv Fligg and Graham, quarter-backs; .A. R..-Ford, H.-nFord, F. Bayliss, Shaw,. Sweetland, IBayley,-Walters, Olemell, and Qaborno, forwards ; iMr; Davy acted, as umpire for New Zealand and Mr Stuart for .New South Wales,.. jyrtolle' Mr Barnoldiwas referee between the.twoi Milton again had ■luck •on his side <in .the- -matter •of ..the tose, and' he at-. once.! elected :to depend., on the., southern, goal, and as there was a smart, southerly breeze blowing,, it:was at once thought by the onlookers at least that with this advantage in their favour the New Zealandera would make their biggest ecore in this half of the gamaj!)but:inthis theyc-werewipng, as in consequence of the good* defence of the Welshmen, they only managed to score four points up to tho. period when time was called, | and . these1 (four' pointe • were ■ the result of a goal obtained by Warbrick with in a tew minutes off. tho start of tho game. I may here state that Allen,' one of the best of the Islanders' forwards, won so indisposed during the- first half of' the game that for the greater-part ;of'that .time?/he <■ had' to letire to tho pavilion,- tho:Netv Zealanders this part of the time played with one man short. .. He,- Jjoweverj irecoveredi in.' time to take his' place.in; the second half of the match. ■ jrThe Spectators,; mosb-iof;*hose .sympathies were*naturally .with".ithe home ■team* teemed, toi toe;pretty .confident that their men would ■in the second part of the ;gam'eTut)least> hold their' own 1 with their opponents if they could not actually manage ■to'give them a licking, seeing! they had the wind' im their (the' Australians*) favour;' but in this->they AverO'decidedly out.?ih their '■ calculations; 'for the New1 Zealand men *howed toait the fact of their playing in the face of ■ thu. wind was quite immaterial to •them,!and.they ; scored'■ much better then than when playing with the wind in their iavour.* .With regard to their opponents, it may also be said that so far as scoring was con cerned they played equally well in a nega • tive sense both ways, as their ducks' eggs .at the' end of the. game showed, and yet : thty showed i much; better iform than they 'Bad hitherto done1, having- evidently learnt a' wrinfcle'or two "in'their two i previous rimtchfes with their opponents on tho same ground.' :The igame' was opened with a kick-off >by. Osborne for New South Wales, : but the' leather was quickly ■ -sent'back -to the> - centre* ,by Braddon.'" Creer' then pounced the tall, but was collared before h^ could do any damage, and the play/was/for a time confined to the south-east cbrner of the'groundj' The ball,- however, was soon shifted! to the'northern half of the-field,' where: tome very lively play'took place. " A strong attempt was here' made bythe1 New Zealanders to get tho ball a&ross theiriines, but owing:-to~the-prowresß=display_ed by Baylisfi, Yeomans, and Deun, the visitors ' wore not able to carry, out their very laud- able intentions. .The Welshmen then made M attempt to caiiy the. warfare into the enemy's country, and were so far successful that they managed to get the ball on the west side of the ground, opposite to the pavilion. Robortsen, howevof, soon ob tained possession ,of tho leather, and .passing it to , ; Warbrick, that skilful lyoutig footballer, sent it over the bar by a splendid long kick. Flay then became fast and..furious,, and. in., that respect honour^ were pretty equally divided.;-[-Then the Now Zealanders : tried .some excellent 'dribbling^'and^^ot the ball, .well^towards the north, but Bayliss was top much on the alert to allow of another score at this stage of the game; 'at all eventa, noon toe leather was in the hands of Warbrick, who 'made ; a'dash'iwith it ; towards';the bpposingi lines.' •;■ Being collared before, he ooulfi^'t'efFecb. -• his: « purposo, "he passed. it ,to Taiaroa, who also was ,tflcHxl by Dean,, and a lively scrimmage ensued. As tho leather camo out of the cripwd, Warbrick stooped down nmn it, and with that swiftness for which ho la famous, .made a shot.for. goal.. The ball-passed jUit outside, the eastern, poet,:,.and ,the ■ Welshmen .were forced) <4oyfa. ;The y{sitprs gave a very nice exhibition of passing, .but the Sydney men prevented', •them: from scoring.. Warbrick made another attempt for a goal, the result of which was Ith'ati ,the Wefehmen,-were tagaiUj.forced down, through the loose dribbing of Oxley, Clements, and, S haw.. ; , The scene was again .changed, the play being thie time kept well inj ,the New Zaaland corneri. After-some more drabbling by the., home, team; Dean got possession of the leather, and would no doubt. have done something good with jit had it not besn carried over . his ; owp;,: line.,.- by , O'Connor,' amid much laughter and cheering. A maul in .goal ensued between them; ■It to ■al| -appearanceß ended in favour-.of the ■ Auckland, boy,: tut the ■ New South i Wales .umpire was.of a. differerit,.opinion, and. the ball was accordingly sent in play from'the 25 yards.• A.number .of-olever passes:by O'Connor nnd JLiobertson ; took it to the north, but here Dean was ready as usual, and saved his goal from beine invaded. For sometime the gatne^rgceedea vFitH"varying success, the ball «Wemg now at one end ,of "tho ground and now at "the "other, but nothing was scored- on either side before half time was called. Tho gamo was being ..playied in two. spells of 45 minutes each. ■After a'Short interval'the ball was? again .sef,^; motion, .the Kew^Zealjap^efs this "time"defending',tie.florthernv iae Welsh men the southern gcal. The leather was almost; at once'rushed up to this latter by 'Robertson, Who was -within an ace of getting 'a; funI'm^1: As it m^s,; the .home team1 were- Compelled: to fpr.c^e, down to' i^ye their . bacon. Some half-and-half sort of play then took pladeon tbeeastern side'of the ground, but tWo. vtojltore,' Bjjipvaenly ; re-aWakeiied. made, all bit! ibi : ,a jiisn,- and, carried itjie leather well into the lines of the enemy, whb T hftd again /to^force d,iwn.' ;.In .r^ sppnsej.to. t_he!{hviiiv(ion of,,^e^r captairi1 to; ;'lsail .in (^ithe Welshmen; onr.their side.rallied,', and made a combined ''attack <|o>l ~}.t^^;.;f6ey.;/ i 'M^iItSeV''!|]Cß'sultj;;fh:at1' the oval was . carried, pretty wellr.lntd'' the/ country' of iithe ilßlanders. after a slight scrimmage.l Graham,' ; fp_r. ]the,oW ; elstmQn ; goti &niai;k'i 'but His' kick did not aadto^pr even-commence! a score, for hi^Dtyggej^oftlhe same colony.' as the redojibtibterw, secured possession .of the^ball, andanadea-grandrurij.oanying it'completely out'of'the immediate roach of rthe'.;enemy4 ■> Tha^ Flajcland fonvards hovr came into play, -and the ovai was transferrfed to the south-bast corner of the ground. A determlne'd' combination on the part ot, Bayiiss(7 YeomanS; rand =Deanj■■: however,' pbyehted '. the;: \ visitor-^' ! fropi " getting .aqrpss .their <, opponents' lines, and , a gplendidrrun.by-Sweetlan'd 'removed'the. balltothano'rthferh'ind of theWrourtd, and,' .dan^ejously hear.to tiie. New &ia.pii goftl,' arid immediately afterwards Bayliss had it over the lines. The touoh," however1, was disallowed" bn:the lgroUnd: that the.ball liad beet_ taken "'off sfdfe'.'! 'TMsSecisfoif'ol the! umpire appeared to. greatly disappoiAt'ljo'th' filaybra and!!tße >j)iibl!q,j>li'D"Pd been in' I/ opr^.thatjat Jast they (Were about toi'• make a beginning .'• Evehth6! play of the Welsh- 4 men ; .sjßenie,d' iff^bted by the decision, and" •ihey'apparenily^relaxed their efforts, the1 resultebeing.thatathßrballi.'waß carried to Jheir^citadel without the slightest diffii1 "cnlty,. 'wKen*T?oßerli6n' oMaineoTaf'toucH right i in1 'goal,-1 which' the captain' speedily converted , a goal itself. Shortly afterwards 'it ' Milton obtained a touch, but: his attempt to score five outef it was a failure. The ball being again set afloat, the visitors rushed it once more intb1' ,|ih'eir r enemy's .quarters; Kobe>-tson,rAad6 a splendid run,, and passed the «vaV to tAllin wh(>got:a touch in »>i>o»ition"that'at!ttno9

Ifltewed tho behpldersj'who,* ;tho-3PBiuli. would be, and were not mistoken, for the try was taken by Ryan, the champion: kickiet ofthe-whole, and converted into a gpa^l ipjSplendid, style. .New South Wales, apparently putting the whole of their powers in force, made a final effort, put on a spurt, and carried the ball to the centre, of. the ground. A little fast play then took place, but nothing more, and before anything else could be scored time was'callea, ana the result of the game,was declared to be: New Zealand, •16 ; New South Wales, nil. This result was received with cheers, though there'can .be little doubt but a certain amount qfebagrinwas mingled with them. As for the rival teams, at the conolusioh'of tK9" match they gave three hearty cheers for.eachotherj the lungs of the Now Zealanders'showing special vigour. The Sydney "Echo" - had the following leader on onr boys:-*"The New Zealand footballers have finished their tour, and return hotne 'triumphant. They have kicked New.Soath, Wales as effectually bb they have kicked the leather. 'We1 'had no possible chancel Scarcely eeored a-^)dint— sixteen to nil, twenty to nil, aay^ingyou like to nilt The longer the game the, more certain our fixeol negatiye^iqn^. ,jj»o* in creasing Bcot&oi .the.Maorilanders. Sow is it? c Weim/i"gjne.wfiin;6^a j littl j e < aboutthe 'g~ame.: 'We have magnificent gAuWfor it, we train for it, sfcalH aliiout^it, dress for it (it is not tojbe conceived thatwe are behind any? ha'tion«ih' the; iWoridi: iinthati ,-last fßapwst);; in fact,,wedo.eyerythingj?u,b;play. li'isa-t shameful sort of comparisoi t yetin no Way te« be avoided. The New Zealanders beat as at; a^l pttints and on' all grounds,1 ;plkyed"with us, laughed 'at 'us,' and go Home':;laUgh'ing; and content; and they may do.jußtthe same iferer they come again. But what brought them Here? Wnd inVited them^^Wh.o is responsible for the campaign jbf^defeatsr Did they propose the trip themselves -I* If so, somebody must have made" %hem a reply, and if they, prop'ass' again-^wnich probably they, will—somebody will have to make another reply. For our credit s sake let us hope we shall ha,ve a better answer to give, and a warmer reception." i. ? n ;i

MINING NEWS.

(BY. TELEGRAPH—OWN COHRE9PONDI£NTn

THAMES.

;. .'.' ' ,■,.;■, Thambs, this'j&ijr. NbW JfkiscE'. .iHTZtiiAK—The .eifesßCut at Tso. ( 5 level iawithiA 20 feet ;0f Noj.stode, ■Which Till therefore be intersected within the ensufnff week. Excellent sandstone country is being paneed through, :.;Qn'styik ing'.the.rjief, tfie. n^ahagcr.^Uidjiiiiißnco driving forthwith;1 »Sm both crosscut.1 ' 'The aaitward drive on Mariner's r«ef dt Np.'^'leyel^baS iteaehed!^'oV'2>^rehk, end,, driving will i',»,?i ~ciiscpnt}jjuel}.,,' until utojwa nrb brought foirward, Pair-class crushing stuff is being obtdln^d' JErOmjthe i of. BE\nTV«-r-A, ttiftliornahing from the Vanguard reef is fihnping boVond expectations, t^iouffh; i:a,i''payaW^."lretarn cinnot tiarly be anticipi»ieid,aft,the' : 'aj?^e'nce df vielblegold. The manager-is preparing to drive a crosscut towards thefnew'leaßer at No.' '7 level, Jiifrther seaU Jard,,th'aii'I.the present workings; and has- found?Bi<gold bearing veltl ( ftmongßt the branches of ,tho Piako main reef. .' :,' '/'..J '■',■,,'l','' •j-'l'm Kubanui fliti battery 'will,' .prpliablys be started next week for the purpose.of treating trial parcels arid ,tribuf ere'lots ntfw,oii!}iand. Mqanataibi. :—, Johnstone . 'Itrjbuter) crashed four loads of -quartz for & return of 14Joz8. god; ' :' ■' ■ '■'-"' 'f'l' '-■"" "'"

go Waiter acki,—Moore' (^rijjuter). Obtained the payable result of 2SoKS.i9dvt^. f pooi 50 tons of 'Btuff'frdm the old stopes.->«'•« wj

ARE FREETHOUGHT LECTURES AMUSEMENTS?

(BY TELEGKAPH. — PKESS.' ASHOCIAirtOS.f

jAt Magistrate's ;(^oattl | tp i -ct^r,lMJ'(i^or- mati6n was heard ''agajtefet the <Sec«it4r^ of the Freethougbt Aasodatidn. for perinitfing the Freethought Hall to be iiseii tor.'pvirposes of amuijepjent without b^ipg liceps?4. R.i JThe so-called amusements were: lectnresbyMr Charles1 Bright;1 Freethinker.. 'The'action was broughtliy the City Copnqil tb;te'et ! the question aßi to! whether the Freetioiight Hall ought not to bo a licensed buildings The information was dismissed, the Bench remarking that the'.sor^ce^ of the Cathedral might just as fairly be deemed amueemcntß as tho lectures giveh'by-I(IMr Bright. ; ; ,;-. :;.v:;;,;;?,

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Comiskey, Esq., toioaso by auotion fo^ a •■:;Wfm'O<Soyeaw,-ivi!i:i.' v;-; !!.;-; .J.iHJ/ i 11 ifHS JiMAG*tIFICENT "PROPERTY IN , „ GLADSTgNE.ANP CLEVEMND j A n ■ rrz feQ^DS, -p^iiNEfll/- }| ■> • j • (Adjoining tho rußidonoo of l)rj Ciipipbell),; . CUT UP INTO LAR6E*IZBDt 'ALLOT 81tuatJpn,«nd.vi?'ra.lan8nrPa88ea. | »• L 'iV| j| -C(aSi Wate]?,.B.l^l (l^ra^ntigo jcompjoto. ,j . ,BTAH .KA.lffltkll:A6W*epdyr'i !;■:(>!! ! '/-'- itiA'ilUmclit8In!ow'fla"(irgW.':! I "' Full parUoulars in a future Issuo ' 1 !•'TO-MORROW, ,-f.sr* i..., WEDNESDAYk. JUaJB.EB}./F j!: •'A'i'il'Vaiock. *" | .-■iKiO i K7UUA ■'■'HT '-'n .f:«>:-l/.'I A | HOUSEHOLD TURNO" URE, j ' .'':^' :>3VIWo^D SPIRITS,^ .;■ HOBSOIir-aTRBET. G. W.".BUNNE V j TTAS received instructions to sell an the d Jlfipi-emiscs; tie-A LBION mVtil-tfOBSOVi -BTRBET. o.n|VVe)lni-.s 1 l»y f -^une )^, at 11 oclo^k, THE' WHOLE-" OF THE ' GENER4L HOUSEHUftDtfUU^ffURE AND I V .»,t,-i v IKES AND;iSPIRITS, 1.1 " B a .itfttSDE UTENBIES, &oFJT?EfNGS. | TBriris Cash. '_ '* *" " TO-MORR^^^ "" I OH V(VyEDNESDM?-JUWE: 25, J j AT.IIiO'CfLOOK. FURNITURE, "BL4NKETS...PILLO.WS;' ■:: PICTURES; CURTAINS,' OIL | CLOTH,! BEER' ENGINE, &0., - &c.. &c. j . ABSOLUTKLJ, WITHOUT RESERVE.; THE undeßßigned:J)aa Received instriic c* HOnh'to^ell'at'niaMart, ! , • i.i XUj THE FURNITURE AND KFREffITS OF (!).'!'u-r; ifH «HfSISTigCf OK( ;, y. j - 6 Blankets. 6 Pillows. 2 Bolsters ■ 21 Blinds. Si Short Curtains .2 Long Curtains 4 Washstahdsi ffTahlps, 3 .Ttigs and Basins " X Looking-gIaBFoM ToiiotCover, I Mattroseo? H Chair. U^urbiinlUoHor, 2 Bc'stca^s | 3-Couchi.s..-! 1 lasas "jlcW.|.CtetarM j ' 1 Teapot.) Filter. 1 J.-i<;w. .-iiiiir Matting •■ 1 •rableclntiytl.Km^l*Micr. IForm | ■' 1 WashmhyltV:'1' !■ "-rii.-. 3 Trays 11 Qlasscs, 1 Funnel. T JloarfUi cs. '^Wons'l'eiM^PoStoes; f^M 'to sltt .i.'rtirehaucr*.1 •» |.'J'« i ;' Fowld, 1 wi-11-hredJletrievor 10 Silo. H«con.)l2rHam3 (new cure) A ijarA Allotment at Epsom ■ 1 JuSl K,«w»*:a9X.ißhair. and'yariousiForatttre ,r< ,(3-jv i PtirtmW&tTx .■■■ »v: -I ff . fc/ui .MhraN •WM.'i'STE^fc^.o^' >)c-'r- ciifbrAu'ctWrteit'.''^o/: ■i-.i-.r, re - . -f7Vn-|niit r.i:n c/:"fTV;n,!!i¥ei f—. W. 8. OOOHBASB] ' "'t,'|JAß.; DACmfe THURSDAY, .:5u1J2,;26^! Ui jo j PL:SMt^A^^ 1jI'_TL'^W.AFiE; rnHE!subadi*6r<!/*:ilia6ll/a*''theirrooiiis, SJL Queen-Btreot, on Thursday, 26t1» inst., atll ,3?.iOJ*fife ,:-;.'!.:■!ilT Ti'Jjri .ff i'JtJOil'l !>' A CONSJUNMENT OF FIRST-CLASS KNGLISBfK2ATBDWARE, all latest oattorns and designs,, silver-plated 'on '!beSMole¥silvaiSd Britannia Me.tal dust landed, ex Doric), consisting of-r -wm >>! ■."eHH^S^fert Vhriieß, Smhtf, .tytsm •>>ij ( jeurt lritttaes, ■Biscnit'JSrs, Walters, ■i ■-!>!' i)ui-Toasttfßacks, -i^oklo For^Bi,,;Butter '.-,; .Xalßee,,Hca»2 and ( P,reserve,,Jftrs, Tea and-.Coffee Pots., Inkntands, Sardhia ,r|d»-t /JCj.- r ji»Weß'M«»anres' I 'Sut[ttr"B(isM,to,t6teak Tula being a sample Shipment, the' above -will I»l be*sp6aed of in small lot*, and. bein«;direct ': ■! fron* one of tho beat manufacturing firms'in 'England, cun be ' 'guaranteed; us ".flrst-ctasa j ■■■■' "::r..i..^ cti<?!T?v.u.^7 f -u.u I ...-w, 8. COOmUWK.I JjAMMDAOta. mam ,:/.M MONDAY, »ULYi.7-.-;,i •..»■■ | : V^LIjABLE.aT^PROPERjTY^ ABOUT Witii all Buildinga, Waterloo Quadrajnt, . , ![«'i;:[oppoßlte;Govbrnrfl'oWHoueSeft| j ■' '^den Crescent. '" j , u :v u j . <i .jL- tiimftto snll.l)yiauAtnm,,«t tboir Rooms, n!Qucs'i!-strfOtjon'Ui>nila>v»iu!j!7,.ii,t,A2oclook, " ■' ' TIIA'II.'VKRY^.iLirA'tf^E'^ieBKHOLD >.-..;■■ j-n-- -■i'l{f)l'E'lTt,-i»lHjjl,;o!ofiHKrtfsGandls. Section 7 c'lnt'iin'ing nearl»'l Acre of ■ - ■ - .-'"lii.H withal! Bltll'lineath'BTOOn, havjng Iftmo fron ages to Waterloo' Quadrant ( oxt to Mr iVathan's property) And ,"<<'■•- lUd'.-ti'CroSdonK):) J.lUi'/.K „ _ -~En.U aurticaiirs a'44l'^sys W^LD? .re9^7 a "TewmTyf". •-» "^' BA^^L'CqQHKANH. &'SONf. ,IS i!/:"*Au9fci*ne?rp.i WEDNESDAY, NOON. ■ --" Mf HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE. [ TANKS, TOOLS, SHRUBS, &o.t «" 1 HOK/.jYigw Rparti/DyiMjunt Jlcgn,Bo^tt. 1 X '/i^'i^Aß' Ubeen'VavouT^dl'«;ith :i!linßirUot;ionß 1~l fronT.iMr.vKßW tQ.splljby auction at'his iSUono*. Road 3 Eden Rqad; On Wetlnesday next, o'clock noon, i 1 - HIS H )ÜBKHOIiiD FURNITtjRE AND KFFKCTS. consisting of—Parlour, Bedrobat! Md Kitchen Furniture and Effects, Range, ie ~?S5Isei4l? r(J?»i'sctt6pi6f GgoJi&vajgr&T \ »■' THURSDAYV^I*NB!j26, aoyiii'i^wK I w -'',aistj'yresJsivo .uaßHSttgt ,uoow -G! Tf AS Seen favoured with instructions W-jyli ft'onV'the b*heH/-*hb-«3ea'vlng- Auck land, to evil by auction, at his Land Mart, on Thurada'. the S6IB liffitant. at twelve o'clock, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE FRJBBS: HOI.I) PROPKRTIE3, situated in Upper ONE >6uti-UOOMEt)"HOUSE with Stable, Allotm«ut sbyJJiOfeetliffpperQuecu-strcet. ONE SJX-HOOMKU VILLA, Allotment Mby KlOfeet, Upper Quoen-strcet. i ONE dIX-IIOOMEO VILLA. AUotment 27Kjl 100 feet, Uppap Quaaa-sltaet, The property lias Jfecentlytoa^'snSfW 8180 laid out lnilm. provuwit, and the city water is supplied, fand —~iinetts gtwa-teti&ntgM, n tHulal uf-0106 *et ■ »whub? ■'■ rtiiuo'i no btnollnoO \



~ , ; ,• •, iTqURSDAS...JU#E.26, ,» i " '" ■" l :*HE'"RESuERA:'TARt)S/:i ■■ i 1' HdR SALEt at the ifeeraiiera Yards, pa I i- ~ ,ThursdAy noxiViit I o'clock,!. .1 sj . .."."jFATTKD F1G5.:,..... ...,;.( ;« '; . ALFRED BUCKLAND j. -'■''■.' : 'TjauBSDAy, JtW^'■■■».■..; j f '._ ....THB'.'BSSM-UERA YAR)DS.' f ; ;,': FOR SAJjE; at the Remnera Yards, 01* " Tliu^ay,!June ! 26 / .atio'clook, i . \-\\ ;. . DalryCow;s;Store,Cattlo r»- ..,:, ,j 1 !'''Fat6(itoeumlSiid6iJ,' < ; ' .v, "if! ;i'l 'Ftft'Calvpsftildßtoi'o'Plgs.:" '•. t ' j • ;-20'PUW! tbibester Shcop'""!; ', | '-;,1. .;.', c ALFRED BUCKLAND, /■ ,' ]' •po'U'NT.A^'; '^Ax.ii^'^ A '^^ P '• '' ? A&itE^i Auckland. ~ FOR PJBIVATE SALE, on liberal terms, the Estate of Wm. McLaughlln, Esq., containing about a.OOO acres, in lota of 10 Borea and utr(iimrf'B;l;!a3''may'.l)6 agrood upon.) This Srop^rty !Is .'tteat.'.the: Papatoitoi Station; has 'Wm In grass-for- about 20 years I' la well adamed lor 'agrldilltiito; -and718 in; good heart "for cropping as- well aa. bearing good grass at tho jfrosent time. • Terms: Ono-thira Cash balance can remain at 6 per cent.—Apply t •Wm:Mj£aughlin.Es^ EDßucktAl?l) : . ' : J"QB SAUB, a OhoioeiFarni. ienced, aaS .iil grass, equally near !ths Kihikihi and Te Awa mutu Townships, containing 58d acres. ■ ' j > - AIXOTMKNTS Nos. 34 and 35. containtag 100 aoreßf at Whirlwhlrl, near- Waiuku; sudsuuh , Ually fenoedj: fronting the jUaoris' road leadln. toWaitaUiifieadsL:- •. ,■ ■ '■.■'■; ... FARM — Lot 95, Whangaroa, ■ County 'of Raglan..dontaining ; 3Q6 good Homeßtead.' cSSsldoraDly Impro,v.6d.(adjoining tho farm of 'W. JHar9'ard); price retired, 8700.', Also,about 700 aoreertlajmningrth'oabove;.-.'' ■■";...:". r ■' I 4 ,-,i i:,. ALFRED BPCRLANDj' i J 'iiiZ * •£?/ '■'■ fl A.; y. ''• j .^-.I'Hh'.HAYMAKKBT. , '',: SALB' OF '■ WOOL, SHEEESKiNB, HIDKS, TALLOW, HAY ana STRAW, eaohTUKSjJAY.atiap'olook. , ~ ALFEED BTJMLAND. " ■ ' .-., „- -":;.',., AncUons ~. v ,v i ;r\i;:;'-'"-'To:MORR(iM',. *-,-'.\ < ; . ' wedj«JSDa'Y, jy^E 25,,,. ! ■ v■■ i ,-,;' .9; 1 At Noon. ■:•■■■ ..;■,.•'.,'! | n';.;,:.;'Por;:a^s6lute sale: ', ~»,;'. BY ORDER OF SECOND MORTGAGEE. CITY FREEHOLD, YIELDING ■: -!li>.' GOOD RENTAL.' ' ; ■■'m l-/-'wi'iJ-^^iiAND'EksON" |" i' 4, j !' Will sell by public auction, ns above; ' \ '■ mjt|lLT;,PliE,CEiQFX4litb being Allot-• •■ Ji iwcnt T2l of Section 39; City of Auckland, having valuable Jrontagcs of 66 feet each to Cook" aitd :Sal«+"tfeets, Iby a dfcpth df from 100 feet. The buildings consist of throO; F.our rooracd Cottages (iron roof) to Cook-street front aue and ono sixroomcil House fronting Salo -Btroet;,all bfling well 'let'(to good, permanent tenants at rentals aggrcßatinß over £80 per annum, subject to mortgage' of £JOO at 8 per 1 . . Also! at the same timo (md pluuo, >,; j '-' 37 Shares (60s paid upVin-'thcNorth'drn-Wai 'roa Steam Navigatiott Conijiniiy (Limited^.-j I " .li.v ' -':'/.ii'JUi ' "A^o<'■ •'.' '• •'. '■'■■nis ; / ! 7,idAtth'fisarae'fiin.eaiid place... ■ I ;.ii „. Six-roomed House (nuui-ly now), .threei fire-, places, eoncretu walks. Allotment 35 x ,89, jn Seaflo d View' Road. ■ Rental!' 16sl;: '<ionVonieht and pleasantly situated "' Two"Splendid XolcSSTc'ATlotnierits, Ticforia Avenue, View Road, Mount Eden, .level, and each containing ;':Oft. frontage by 200 ft- deep. Grand Building Sites. . , . , T : ' I -■ . ft i DURHAM YARDS.'' ■•" ■■*■ j |/»OR SAliii, ' at" the' burbam Yards, /P*j *. evßrjTCne^day, at II uiUk-ks, :/j ;•' i:,i SIDES'. TAIXQfo", WOT, -ind.SKDflB, HHNTER & KOI.AN. /^NEIHix^A AUCTION MARt '■'■*fHE yNIJERSIGNED1 is 1 noW■ Prepared jto .Undertako the Splo, bj Ruction of j ~AIii(KINDS OF „. GOODS, U-yjt.SlrOQK,: PRODUCK^&c.' ii : .';'■" - j WM...STiVi&sbJf; Auiptioiiecr,,..'; I"; IV' THURSDAY,'.ifiGTu, N'Gldk:'. ;~ PLEASANT LX RESIDENCE „, (yoLQANic 'fibjix 'good view), j-j ■■■> l'i"''<.< i;'■''.' 1;^ RJ ATaTHUR. '■»•';■;•;' •;'->! i ' H!&S"'been' ri fay6ured' %vith ins'tructidns; to sell bj\ public auction at his Eatate; ,Land, and Honso Sale .Rooms, Arthur's Mart,' SHThiiredaj-, 2Bt.h, at 12 o'clock noon, ' S , v A .NEW WEli-fIUHT 7-HOOMED i REfeI t)E}JCE, having foiir flroplaeos, aU fitted with! xrares, and range in the kitchen-; roofed with irotfj three large Iron tanks; a detached wash house, with copper boiler, fee, &c Sltuated'on th • Mount Roekill RoSd. near the toll-hduße, on a flne freehold allotment having a frontage of 59 feet; well fenced and laid,out, commanding !an extensive and varicd'rVJi&w which cannot bo in terrupted. Volqaoio soil; good drainage. I ■ I '■ Titfe Wider the' Eanli'Transfer Act. ; ,",,' 1 , „Cards to yipw the property tfari be obtained at ■tno offices 6f the Auctioneer. 1 Jh ~„ ....-, ■~,-,• ~:<>,< ~;",_, „., ■•■J.. ~.,n I ■■>■ NELSON.MOATE, "blen o^p'!:" ::JeA& jj^ROM'a\lafs rarngraph ana advertUei. JJi; mentinjth,e."New Zoajand Herald," W ■,uotico;a seriousjerror in; the^enTarkß about the increase of irn ports in Indian lean. ■ Wocan as sure all Interested j that the consumption! of .Indian Tea has decreased to an alarming extent: so mucn,sb thail^Ht sea'Biin,thq Melbourne and Now Zealand markets wore glutted, and good, ■aoundr'wotit TcUs wore selling ponce per jib. bolo#cost,andtfisyeaifthe'Unpprts"are many thousarida'of das^liWdw ; laSt, making it a vfry difflcuW'mattbr' to: buy' oven 'a' 'low hundred cases. •■> •'■r'"?B:.r ; .*i{l'H ; •_■ The'samo advertisement alludes to (he intro duction of Indians Miito'New Zealatid/'wiffi ' regard to which wo befffqdraw,the attention of tho publio to the followinfe: T6«dl that appeared sometime back in thcT""liyttellOA Times," showing NEI,SON,.MOA sra!/& Co. to fift ihe Largest Importers, arta'ctoSetiueiitiytbe'JjSrgiest1 'Sellers, ot Indian Tea in Now Zealand. ■ Weido not wish to run Indian i Tea'down: as it is -without'doitbt,.wli«li.''<!afel«llyf fired; -S;o.j » most useful Tea to those only experienced- tnT tho nit of $'cnding'tsina«nd lndinn Tea» Tht Tea by ilself will never Uke/Pid j)lace <$ China or Blendea Teas, as only about 10 % of the Tea DrihkciVa'roTeVci' abloiadrmfeleveri the flrie»t : DdrJeJSHhgand AssainiMlndOl V f "-''>'• 11 ! In Kn gland -the consumpllon of/Blended Ted has increased to a greater.extent than any Ori ginal imported tea. '- >'< A ; '"•' : .;'.' TheUtegcatHmPoHation'iOf IriAianTeas to New Zealand was mad} last month by Messrs jNIXSQN/'MpATB.ANirCO: IlkdvMedof, ■ovir'l,3oo'pdi'kafiea (cfyesta and half-ihests) of Pekoes and,. Pekoe Sou~Mng, fadtft the well knoxoii mitricts of: Cracftarr/iss&7J!, Darjedtng*, Shylctt/Cnitta'g'ong, and•nQvdrb:,;. y^e:b,rp Hit-' formed.this: is \one. 'qf r ,the nuiiii) shipments diirinff'ihe pea^iintenaidfor use in blending with numerous varieties of New, Season China. "Koi."I.;•,, ;,'{„.';;;; iv! ■■-, ;',l\ !|^.'n,','J f • !n CELEBRATED ' !'! i s':"-'i:^Pr' ■'■ J fl' ! S' ' S^OATE&CO., JXIBiA'iMERCHANTS. .BLENDERS. .■.aj.!/'> ..^ray.-;aiPORTBRs.: . >J C h ttib^criVfeS/;JiirNEiiiN, i 'vV ri!LLiNOTOif; ■' B*JO.HMJWW th riAMji;■'■. W :■; MI" r 156;^ES^3K;;4udKLA«».



golmercial house, WILSON, WILLIAMS, & M CCULLAGH ■'■ ,:;'■' IJAVE JUST PURCHASED A'LAEGE QUANTITY OF ,i; ' r ;; '! ■:.;,; dress materials AT AN .ENORMO.US REDUCTION, AND WILL OFFER THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT "LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICES; ■ ■;.. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW QUOTATIONS :- DARK COLOURED FOULE SERGE ... ....... ... 3|d worth 9d DARK COLOURED CABHMERETTES ... ... ... 4fd worth lOd NAVY, PEACOCK, Eto. ... ... ; ... .i ... — — sfd iwortTH Is GRAND LINE IN DARK CHECKS and PLAIN COLOURS 7sd worth Is 3d -SERGETTa:iN NAVY, BROWN, PRUNE, PEACOCK, ~ , SLATE, AT •■• 9d WORTH 1b 6d THE SOUDAN MIXTURE IN ALL SHADES (a beautiful :■•,., "'• ' 'Material) at ;.•• ... ;•■• - ila-" WORTH Is 9d AND 'ALINE OF !VERY FINE DRESS TWEEDS IN -.; c PLAIN AND CHECK TO MATCH At .... ... Is 9d worth 2s 9d f ILSGN, WILLIAMS, & M°OULtAGH, 00MMBR01AL HOUSE, j ' '■''" "'lb, QUEEN-STREET. MOORE, JIATfli: I. 1' ' '—WANTED KNOWty ,_.' l ' ?y/',.*'■>■ lv.'i<M:.^.ih:i THAT WB HAVH ' T i" ; the Largest and Cheapest Assortment of HATS in J^Wa»4 ' ■■ |;iVI!- ::"v ■..,</,.'■'. including ■":'." ■:,!'.">;:!-" ■■'.ii-". ..„",•;■ " GENTLEiIEN'S SILK HATS, iplendld rali»o ,«, .- ~ .». M f QENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, extra quality «... » .- M 6 LADIES' SILK RIDING HATS, newest shapes « ~ w *» 1« 6 ..<i HARD FELT HATS, splendid value.,. ~. «J .W - - * $ - HARD PELT HATS, extra quality ... .- .J,' .- .- .- ... « 0 ::; MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, really cheap ._ .- ,- .- .~ 8 « MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, extra quality... .- . ... - .- 6 6 '■'MEN'S AND BOYS'TWEED HATS, good value ~- .- .-11 l OUR CUSTOMERS WILL PLEASE CALL IN AS; bittEN AS CONVENIENT TO HAVE THEIR SILK HATB DRESSBD; FOR WHICH NO : ■ CHARGE WILL BE'MADE, :.. ; \ ~.; ' '."! <>Y.K ■■>. ■■■'■; ' '•■•"-■' ' ' '■>••:•-::■' '■' ; ■■'■'::i ? ,',";;.";■ ;-V . : MOORE,, HATTER* , ; ,,. ;:;;,.jpttw and be res f6rd streets. TRY HOOKER & MORRISON, 265,vQ.UEEN-STIjIEET (opposite m^ast*™. GROCERS, f ; i ; TEA DEALERS^ PROVISION MERCHANTS. H. & M. hnvo JUST OPENED in theirNEW PREMISES with • ,; ■uU\ ■ ■ NEW AXD WELIi-SELECTUD STOCK. " ' niii--;-» lift »: Giving tlioir Cuetomura tlio Benefit of , ~ NUt GROCERIES ! NEW GROCERIES 1 ■'■■-■ '■ '■■•' &N INSPECTION OF WHICH IS RKBPEOTFDIII.Y INVITKD. SMALL PROFITS: QTJICK RETURNS. ,; , . FAiinitiJis waited1 oirtcwt orders. JLQQKip & MORRISON. :~ITA YLO R'S Co-operative Grocery Stores aw tla only Shops that divide their Profits with ;'':" ,/ theia? Customers. KABANGAHAPE kOAB (late Scott) m& VICTOItiA-STREET, '.)i;n>.ii? a/ o:-i mto i"-j ■ :_/■ |... ~ : ~, . . ~.,.. ~„.. „ ~: , . BETWBEN HOBSOy, AWP NISOK-^TKiatTS. '



i.': ' '.■:,' '•"•• [ESTAIILIBHED 1855.] . , ; ■ BY. 6PECUI. \^^M^ffi^g^ | AprOIN™BNTI \VK HAVE'THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, AND ,-y., u-i BE^T BEI,BOTEp.ST9CK ; Of j AN» TRiCICLIS 1 MfK TtlE CotoNT. i Gfintlepien.desirous of ob.nining any particu lar make for the ensuing cca'sonl we shall be glad to INDENT by the next mail for any responsible ..buyer, and wo undertake ti> deliver at. 20 ot 25 por.oent.lQ" or tliau tho prices now charged in Auckland.'Jforoxam pie :"j\ 53 or oi inch No. 1; is charged at t2i or £33 W« iwill delif or thoi sarno on arrival at not more than £18— probably less." ..:.,,. . : .1 I"*wf'ii* S^A^ESfEA^ V* GO.,1 •' •>'■ . ' ' :Qt)EElf-STRKET; ADCKLANtn [' Jm pc a o" -O'Vcji.^k., llJl«|(Mll l/lxi.l OPTICIAN-.' '■'•■■'■''■ i HAS JN STOCK SPECTACLES. AND EYB l^Rri 'GfiiSSES'of every description. i ~•; • An,, Accurate Frr Guabantked. COMPOUND MIOROSCOPESi 8: TElia -1 ~■:,.:'■■■' :•;;■■ SCOPES, C >ioTi;y ,;. ;T i■" I*' "",'.',i i '~. Powerful4nd; bheaji,,,; ; .."' , i ■■: i'J Aukroid Babometers/ Thermombttebs, Elkctkio Beixs, Battekikb, aOT> :r i> snli-.i . M!i!>'-; Frrrwosj! . • .■■)■> >: : ... tiattie'etio Eiectric Mi#iines and Medical Colls, '.':' OEBRA: GLASSESJ.IINOCyiiAR, FIELD ■H Isjffl?i ; AND'MARINE'.OffISSKS.^- ' ' i TH^OpOLIXES,, SEXTANTS, ,Cpa?^SSES.. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.^ TAYLOi'B 13r' SEWING MACHINES.; .!,.,! ,:;'. 'ilhe: ißalnnce! of : Stbok of these otccllcnt Hand cndXreadle Machines win foe sold at 33 per cent discount. Nearly SCO in uao in Auck land.: . !«7 , ;•:: 1 :■- ..I1 ~ t-i II lU \ ,7 OPrPOSiTE THE POST-OmCB, j ■11 18X1 -~ •• SftOKTLAk6-BtßEißr. ~,. /, ,; 1 !TIHAMES CABRIAGB I AND VRkt L dn 1';; F]; .■• ■'!-., 1 'jAkES M^CKIB, Pwi^ttitToi,, j " .TiPTQRfA-HTBKBrr SAST, AUCKJUAND. ■■■■Rop'ilirn of «Tery descriptios hi Wood dot Iron nif»tly oxecuted on the shortest ootte*. ■ 'B-'tffilrtnferflnidjfandreAairtA' " ./' • . : .Always on Hand-A largo qa^ntlt/ ct Vuav*, ■»fio-Ironbark Shaft) WJd Spota* R«d Gum PflDoes, «md Hobart Tows Hardwood. »sal! • | . V.8.-C«BBfjrT Orf«r* p«B«!tß»njr«*t*na«* M I. 11l ,-.'■ ',',) .■i.-ll /' i.i1! j til ■ )>,! '•! j!"v , ,' ( LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORSES: and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLES, Hired, Bought, ana Sold., at CROWTHKR'B VICTORIA BTABLKS, Wei eslej-streat."l -•-tv .• ■"-■-j- j



Tea merchants. IMF/ is JJSj OUR /%/ M Wblend, ■■"'■ "!fl ■■ Timber. •*■ ■'■ qj TBB UNION STEAM SAW, MOUIiD . | ING. SASH. AND DOOIt COMPANT ' , ~:; .gjMiTKp;. WHOUBSALK TIMBER DEALERS. MANUITAOT^g^IOORS. SABHKS. BUPPLIKB IN WHOLBSALB LOTBI ~..•,, ~; .., BQANTJJNQL,, ~,,., ; ■■' , i(|/ BOARDS (Rough and Dreaood) 'CEILING BOAKps "' - ; VVEATHi.K' EOARDE (Rattiekted or fl n(.)-..,U :.■... r;> :ii i^Edgbd)'* 01 "*i ■'■■\ i ,V' . (/ FLOORING AND LINING i. ~; J, r ), ,.T . : , .ARCH}TE*yBB \7, SfIRTpXQB, .... . MOULDINGS (of «py pattern) | . ■ a DOORS; BASHES, mm* TURNERY* DBUVSKBUst any PubUo Wh»rt in Audk land Oi »t the Company's Private Wharf, ' MißhahlM' Bay, rite Unallty of the Company's Timber Is Cn snrpaßßed, and Prices specially faroorable for guilders, Contractors, and other WltoleMla BTOBAGK ACCOMMODATION Afforded by ArranKoment In Moohanlos* Bay Yard. SORTINQ-UP ORDEBB Bxecuted from Mechanic*' Bay Yard without . i ■ ... , delay. QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS < '-' ■' -■ ■" 'Ow'ap^lltoaon'aV-1-' : - UKCHANItia1 SAY OB GUBTOmSTBXXt.



\-jj «>T Ironmongery, .^ifi.y ! ■■-"■■'•■'' >•««]<■■■■■ ri >■ WHOLESAIiE'AN»;:KET*Ib] ■;■' ;'-^i;; A y'f I"» ! liblVMOlS'GBiaS; 'ANT)' mON^MERCHANTS^ ■• QIJEEN AS I> lIIGU-STKEETS, AUCKLAND. " 1 f \ . ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWAI^E. I; ;IOEI!EE &. 00. HAVE RECEIVED A SHIPMENT, PEB DKVA, OF' JfHK FAVOURITE, ! :: 'JSELF-SEtTING- eioSE .''/.^XRF'V'RffIGES,;. - REQUIRES NO BUILDING IN, THE FLUES; 'bEIN6* CONSTRUCTED 0F MWM MBTAL PLATES/THUS MAKING IT- SELF-SETT.INa.ANp, SAVING ALL THE;TROUBLE.iAND,ANNOYANCE ;'..:'■.. OF ENGAGING A MASON OR.. A. ■ BHICKLAYER ?EO.BBT-IT./,;!> •■-•; -i ;" . - "..■;•;•:.• ! A j ' HAVE JUST UNPACKED .20 CASKS OF; ;';,;..', .' ; a,! . ■: A.S S O : -R T'fi.D,,. - ~1 COIIPRISING THE / l ' ; • a J - AJVBCAPNIC,''EGLIPSEi-^VPliliXr AND IMPERIAL,';^.: ■-,; |, VARIOUS OTHER NEW PATTERNS. ALL OF WHICH ARE OF GOOD VALtTB; ;:.■:.... ■ ■ , I, g i f , i • HAVE IN STOCK A LARGE-ASSORTMBNT-dF— --™;-. | j '■;:.,.' AVJ»ffl, FAEttBANK'B. and HO'WB __'_. „ j ■• SCALES AND WEIGHING MACHINES. ■nj .'■ .■■' •• ■ '•', ■ ;'.;.■;•'■■ •>•■'■.: f^U"^ ' ' Platrerm Scales* Counter, Scales, Butchers' Scales, Grocers' Scaleo, "': 'j, '.' !, Family Scales, Salters' Ba^ancesi f j, .';', '.!:,\',:'•" ■■.','• '•','' '■'"■'y ''.'' ;i'''..'. i: "'" 'i '~':'-' --'-."-'•'•'>■- . Q5 j,. '■■' :..:.!T:';■'.': .'.I:I;have1 a'lwaPito^fo^ga .' n:: perry rcc^sJ;Mp;-iP|^^^^^ (jj . X | jjl flßS3EßM^BH!Eiii'°'i !^jJli^ill'JM ■- -A ...., ..-,... -~ ..,,,.,., ....,.,..v .nuoH 4v'«nw?*t- !L'^ S'I!^^ iSi T •■ ./•.,...» ' i" j■"-'■:.,?■. ■l;;. ; .-.-;u:':UVL f i;-.> J "^ DePartIn^EEN. S TR E ET f DeßWSß^Sil««^ i ,■*« , ■■ :. Branch Store s. NEWMARKET, , ~,,._ f|^ v | WHEEI A LARGE STOCK IS KEPT;. ANjp,oiU3>,AteTO^|iMi^ |-i^



■ifOMMfagery* j ISfi^inil-i,' ■ b .!•..•.£". i'-'je i :ii ; 0 • .: TioroaiA-ST^siw,, -• i~, , IMPORTER OF BUILDKKH' * FURNISH-, . ■ ■ IN» mQNMpN&BBt ; ' "' - Dißipi raon MANOfAcnnRBWfc j '. 7: Hu lor Bule, ftt I*W K»Us- ;/? ! Carpenters' Tooli ' ' j { Nails, Looku, HingM /.; ;('-/ ;_ ,-' | Kitchen Kangea '~■".'.:." ,';'.'!' ".,;,„..' ;J Register Grata», la (treat Taristr lfuble and anuaeUed- SlcM' Mantel»leoe» > ■ iLt-geslßtootl* Anokiwd 1 '■■ < , Marble, KlootroplaW, Curb, and other Fen fieri GalTuUiediron, Sheet Lead, «Bd.ZUe > | .Btete. Cement, and Plaster ■.; i■ ; //. , ..:•' | ; •'■ ■ iriaFiccTioii .invitiw. : ' ' j !<■ ■.' i..,i. Consmltlu "^ ''■ II .- DTGt... ~.-.y i.i-T—ir,- QWEKN • STSBBT, P«||^f (Opposite the City Market). ■, i^W^gfatariP^V: ESTABLISHED lM WS^^^l Intending Buyers should ln> KSBRiT' 7*Pe<st thO I.AKQK BTOOK Of 'mnHB&SrwS BrcbdH and Muzzle-loading KsSSSlr'' Guns'ori hand.' Thoy will ape,, 'JftflfiEjU'^a the best, vaxv.b in Auckland. BMWffißjEl Evpry.gjiti thoroughly ejxamin-' BWfl&f ' ed and guaranteed before dell- BBinr Hamrueriess Guns, with Siornen'B ESI Patent Stcol Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge-, Bfcj Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Platea; ■M bulary Revolvers, alßohla Now Pateht Kafl Bult-oitraoting Revolver ; Kynoch'o Ja Patent " Perfect" ReloadinK Metallic VB CartrklßoCasoa and Crimpers; Kiev's KSi ' Rovolver Ammunition; and Metallic .*■* Cartridge Cases ; Newcastle Chilled Shot) OniUsa and Harvey and Plgon WiUc'f and iAorenee'a Gunpowder; Elcy's and Cartrltlgo Cases; .PowdorFlaskß, Shot Pouches;; Same BaeS,Gun CoSea, Cartriß^e Bqlia, Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles-iuid Bella, Saldon. Rifles, >Air Canoa,'Brdech-lbading Implemonts, Kislung Tackle, Cutlery, iFire works. . i. : *■:■:<;. Ii« !?i li ii'.fji BEPAIK3, Including • Brownlnß and Ito stocklng, Bpoolally.atteadod to, and natiafaction guarantood. •-' '*■■' '•'.',"''> V , i . | ''i j -. /D.. Jli V 4 -1 11. Gunmaksb; &•; Importer, ,j, , 251. QUKKK-STBKgT. AUOKUIND.f t ', ,1 QINGER ;: BB^G: ":MACH^|!^ "■-SailMlii'ißß2,.'^6o3,292 Machines/ ! „ 1881,..:;.661,036 '»: •_■ i c "•'l:•■;' 1»08EA55i,,.M42,25ft. ion.l ■: j . iTrrr. ..\:^^^y^\^Yf \] Or THBBE OUT Off . BySRY FOUB Sii , CHINKS SOLD.IN ,THE WOULD ABE 1 ; TJPWARDB OS" THREE HUKDREIif j . -T ■'■AHD'iii' r::Lr'!: "''. j { ' ■ CHUKTCHURCir JEXHi&iTION " ! iTWb; GOLD & TWO SiiV^R MEDALS. 1' iiitnv.' . 'Totoe'obtainediajt' '"•'■-\*,r j:, 'PER 2/6 WEEK PEB 2/6 WEEKr OstT at 261,, QDiE^gTueET,1 ( 'A'uc^'i4Ni>,;r BEWARE OF GEBAIAN AIO) OTHER! ,;•/, .; ■■-! IMITATIONB.I j •-' // J' SINGER "SEWiNGr-MACHINES^ i )'. ~ 1,,,1;,...; !«■ :;' i Q'P (i-.IT/ /•"■-■ ; ■ tVEMOVING TO.NEW BREIIISES. i£b! l: l!lj;iSSBw rt™?!?i*l:: (Fotnmny years in the ert>ploy of Arch* Olajb .JERVOIS HOUSE, PONSOWBYj |, ; Begs to notify.,to tiie residents that Uo- ia abou . ' td Reniovo into'NEW PREMISES, a«4is i HOLDING:. A -\ SALE OF HtS STOCK >FOR: . • '■ ' 'FOUR '••"''■■', i ■ :>; ..,..-; . ■ PREVI,OU3 TO iREMQYAL, ■w| ~ All Goods MaikeS in Plain Fieureß, an4.Thrpo Bhllllnga in the Pound Cash Discount willbq J' : •.; :■! "givendnring.thoSalo, '-. MM \ ATiLNEW'GOODS. NO BANKRUPT STOCK. NOT DAMAGED GOODS. STERLINQf . • VAIiUE JSJO^EY,,. ! ' OIVB JflM^A',^Bttji, .....^^V^.ioji AittoßlUi 1 * ' W, G^ ALLEN, J«rvoia Road.' v j' BItIGHTPN'HOUSE! ©RESSMAktNG; 1' '—In order tp inopt Oitl wahtk of toy ~Dt4bb Custompra, 1 have engaged a ilrst-clnas Dre&a-f maker, and'can KUarantoe good Btyle, fit, nnd work at moderate pripoß for Cash only. Plkabe Note .t.hat I am sellinKi the genuine Louis Vklvjbteen at wholesale prioea, viz.. Blacks, 2sid: CoLOß3i.Baper'yard«-;AW3O that; I haye boufrht up scvoral warehouao.lines ,ot DrosS"1 Matoriftla at bonsiderably leSs than homocoßt, andßhall giveimy. customers tho full boneflt, as thel following prices* will)!Bbow:T-857r Yaiijfls Estamank Skroes in Black, Navy.,: Marone, andiWlno shades. For House, Street,, or Ohil djfen fs'School 386,' nothing At double thfe ,price would wear bettei1; 'IByds'for 7fl Jld, or'|S«i sd., ' BitiSße&riitido .to order E'Om thoari nuuerials for 203 alict "2oS coin pletc,!'or customlcrß "can .soloct .lintogs. triniiTiiuKa.'to.. «'«l1 t.hnrfiareefprinijk- Ine will be 10s to Us lid the drees. .VanoyjCnovlot HSm'espuns, 12j-ds'foi'ss lid; 'lfoule 'Series, feally good q uaiity, SM' x* I and' a lot, M other ' nsrful l)ress Matet-iafs 1 rom 33d yd i go.od value in Black Caahmeres, laid.Jls 63,18 lld.-2a 6d yd. A warehouse stock ,ot Cretonnoß,'.33<l.<'i!a; .Heavy Twill do. 01d,•6Jd,.jd.,, A lot of Rearth-, rugs,-31,94; very large do, 6s lid, wortb Ss.lld. 2 yards wide Floorcloth; ?s (id yd; all otflor widtha in stock. -H yardwdo White Matting,, Is lid.! SO'doz Black Handbaga.useful Bizo> 12id oaoh.. :6T Pairs Mente UiagoaalTwcodTropsers,, extraordinaryrvalueV6s lldrpar pair.-,, r j =.. ;.'\\ .;ir;0..:.:..V.i .■/. — \ :t,si'-kid-', r » > :.iiv It« ._.._ J. RENDEL.Lj "" ': j ■ TOP O#JGREV-STREET,' AUCgfiATfb.j ~; ■•4^-unoild's ballamuOF hqrkhound, ,'.'i'.,i;' aPure VegetableExtoact,],,,, I ' . The Bejstßomcdy for Shortness of Brcaft.. Nothing feo quickly cures Cbughs; Bronchitis, 'iShffi Loss. ofVqiceiTn' Uoftra' ana Weak • Chest, as this Balaam, ■ tVhere'oWldrcn having Whooping Cough or are liable W_Ci'oup. always kocp it in ,tho hotfse;; A-mjwlei dose,<iuie^nsand SivoaieliefT sAsniaU.bolt!s,oftencnres^ Thisia ffie-boßtexpeoToraptnqW,'uß.e,;r&pvdlyrolieye| ,'thß Dronchial luWea by .dissolving the cpageajed nßlfigm. XiariifUlly qbaeryQ.Tiamo of sole .pro-. sßffi^r»l4^ 1 ;Ask--for! ".-AsuQld;?,' ,ap.a gel \U>. .SpuripUß .'.;■ ■ARNOLIVS BALSAM- -OF'HOREHOUND dRNoEws /balsTm; mv a iiaMHouND .-■•.<; Sbld by mU-GhqmiStg throughout i ';...!iii..}-:'io .i ,<: .■•'NiSwZealand.i:-'. vu-i'ii '. Wholcsalo Agcnts-jTiIE: N&W, .ZBAiANn.rBBU^. hlto-b- i!fc e Hii Ageh?^wMt)' XiokiN/ ( Auckliuid.| 'iti'O'feEßT. TljiDEaOPEi-lpi^6r i;*!=•!• 5 111" Ijogs" • to' anhoutfce'-jUuit' W 'Bas' jaken'. OTer the PJemieea- lately"; occupied by ■ Mrv 'Samuel1 Parker inT Welleeley-atreet.» spto^ Bite -iths |Opera>'il9use, ~*nd..,,-wouHU* lake the opportarl^' toi Uiank ,his numerous- frienda for p«t favoura,an4 in soliciting a Continuance. .of suDDort wailld state thathis more extensive t)rtmlto\arid faclUties will enable him to carry ontheHfade'in JiH Jts tranches ad-^ varitoeo Uian foi'niorly. '■'~ ."^ ,';'■■■ .' ■- '.'GAS#lTTlNGS,.a splendidßtopl^,fttbheajeßt"[ prices.intown: •Excellent-assortment offflec ti-io TBells and FitHngs:. Corrugated Tanks, Chimney (Jovyls, WaSlrßasinaand liaVatones, Po^bßßatt"s°&o,. X'qrtable Washing BoUere, &c.' Estimatea.giwv fpr all branohea of the, ~taa4e.in.town' o or.coirntTy. y^ " '....',;' ;,. ! ' :6:-:aiM&Wja> WATERWORKS PLDMBES, , I ' ' ■ hni. T) i'-i:. ,i... .i ■>':;> rmi.'.-cu ''tty.'n,' \ . Iu"I' II' M,'.'*OBER'T''TX]rDEHOPE!"-'l"'- I '•" wSiL^^EX'-STKE^T I >'6pV«'sit«K)p*ttH6iißß



fi 0 U B I N 8; ANfli A5? KiJfM, ■r, : "taucwr to» Aiamx^Tswrrs,:; ? lj* .'" . tvaiV«liStoS-' M.- ■""-' '■:■ Doable ana Stagle^eatei Bngglea, Hooded HuitoaiVlM-vk,WaamnSttei, Dog ...I .mWfl-yf .U-..,»4PP«»!*E!I —~.-■ rf, ' Q, ;"'i'■'•-:■■ •' -"'Atooj.' r^J!-<r-sdfi:tf Ittar nmuaaOs Seasoned nntaheA BpokM, the ■■■■'■■■ Bert Btook In Auckland.