DIOCESAN SYNOD.

Tn'i Synod met yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the' Bishop's Library, Bishop fjtowio presiding.

Minutes.—The minutes of the previous meeting were read, and confirmed.

i Annual Meetino.—The Bishop laid on the table the result of tho annual'church meeting. The takings had been' £9 7s' Cd, and tho expense of the meeting J_7 6s. The balance, £2 12s fid, had been handed to tho Church Mission Fund, ___>ay : sci_col Inspection.—Mr S. C. Sail moved, "That, whereas it is desir able to further encourage the Church Sun-, day-schools, and to promote in them a higher standard of knowledge of Churcty principles than at present oxists, in tlie opinion of this Synod an Inspector :of Sunday-schools.be appointed to examine in person all Sunday-schools of tho diocese at least, once a year.". He spoke strongly on ithe necessity of instructing the-young in matters of Church principles and Church, history..---The-Yen. Archdeacon Dudley seconded, saying lie had felt for years t|ie necessity of inspection of the schools, which he feltsure would be attended by satisfactory results: If they could have such a system, the quality and quantity pf tho work would lie much improved. Be read a resolution he intended giving notice of respecting the formation of a -Diocesan Sunday-schod'l Board.—-Mr A. Brown supported the motion.. —Mr Ewington thought that in the Sunday schools tlje children should be so systemati cally grounded in Church teaching that when they came up for confirmation the clergyman.would only need to examine the candidates. ■ He spoke of the necessity Of teachers being' well acquainted with Church principles, And named severol books well worthy the .perusal of Sunday-school teachers.' He agreed with tho remarks made by tho mover and seconder,' but pointed out that before they had en Inspector they must give him something to inspect.-—Mr Heath suggested that the office of Inspector might, bo incorporated with theofiioe Ueld by the Rev. MrAHaseldcn.— The Roy. Mr Haselden, after suggesting th.fcT-.1-. IlaUehonld aucept the motion which Arr.fc.deaeon Dudley stated ho intended .to , g'.ve notico. of, as.an amendment, said' that I .he organising clergymen had enough fto do.visiting people who never saw a Clergy man, ana in establishing Sunday-schools ; indeed, there was room for two organising clergymen. —Mr Brown (Devonport) suggested that two or three laymen might act as inspectors^ for the present. —Mr Hall "then agreed 'to postpone his motion until the motion -of /the Archdeacon' Dudley came on for discus sion.—Archdeacon Willis moved, ''-That the bill to attend Statute 2 in terms of,-the notice5 givon lit -tho foot of page one and top of page'two of the report of the Standing Committee be .read a second time_and con sidered, .in, committee," This was carrie/d,' and the Synod went into committee. The amendment, which carried with, it a_j._i_._ portant alteration in the -method of electing synodsmen,' was reported to the Synod, and the A _n. Archdeacdh "Willis gave notice tor +he-third reading on Wednesday. - - . 1 'HoilE. Mission Society.—Mr ' Heattfer moved, " That, fn view of the increased ex penditure proposed in the report of the Standing; Committee, it be a .distinct in struction' from the.Synod. that the, stipends of country clergy shall be made up to tjie 'full jttinbunts guaranteed, andghfttl bo a'tirst charge on the funds of the Home Mission, and the Society, of .that name." In moving the motion, hp. said ho vtawed with alarm jtho suggestion.,.)! the Committee to appoint a clergyman at a cost, of £500 or £600 per annum. In doing this they might be inflicting. on' some country clergy hn ■almost irnepnlrable injury. Were there not men 'W the. country who had been labouring for years on small stipends, who had;:cl-i''tns !'bn the consideration of the Standfr-.g -Committee ? Still, with this know ledge, .the- Committee had proposed .to sweep away all chance of increasing the s/ipondß of the country clorgy, They .were, told that the Home Mission Fund this year was expected to reach i'soo or £600, but - "suppose it did not reach that ,ai_t_tiht;" where ' would the deficiency r /.hie frotri T—Mr A. Brown seconded.. — I -Che Bishop said it was quito unusual for the Bishop of the Diocese to guarantee a tfevfjy.man• his, stipend. '._ Tho Standing Committee were not responsible for any more of the stipend than was, guaranteed by themselves. , Il the Standing Committee guaranteed £50 to a clergyman, it did not. pay him moro if the congregation did not keep .their promise and make up the bslance of the stipend.—Mr-Hughes said the only way out of the difficulty would' be' if the oountry congregation did not pay it's shftije- of the clergyman's stipend, to move the'clergyman to a district whei-e tbo, money—Tvould .be forthcoming.— "i-lrßoardman said that under a statote of the Synod it was plain that country clergy were ORtitled to £150 for the first year, and £10 ?very .year till tlie stipends reached __30«U-The'-l.evr.Mr Haselden, said that wk__ the organising, clergyman took more ft_m tho.H-Mne Mission Fund than he added to itybe would-resign. -_ He. spoke strongly1 'J^g-.irist.'tlje'"Syno'o_ 1 affirming, on principle, that it would pay the stipends if the district did not pay, as it would lead ,to .the .provisipn ,of perpetual, living^.' for incompetent men.—The Rev, Mr Farley paid that country districts did their duty, and moi.:than their duty: ' In this district last year-the people1 had contributed £40 tnore than they had guaranteed.—Mr BatgcrSaid that the .proposal of the Stand ing Committee respecting the- organising plergyman seotnod to have raised a doubt '-#..the minds ,of. some as to whether they i would be able to carry out the proposals concetning thi stipends of country clergy men.' The motion would set these doubts -at rest.—The Rev. Archdeacon Wjllis sup ' ported'the motibn, as' aUo did Mr Spofght, ; Vwfto spoke jri tpi;ms pf. highest praise of tho work clone by the Home Mission-Society and • theehergy of Mr Haselden. Hesuggested that all clergymen should be paid from onelund, so that country clergymen who had'the ,'. minimnn) of comfept. and. small stipends, ~ jin^ t»Vn clergy wjiq^had the maximijin of comfort and large stipends, should be placed on a more equal fQQting._-The.B_B__op men ; , fcidhed that the', country districts paid up : .well.; that feivyer cases of delay in payment ; oCculTed every year. A ' A:'.At'this stage the Synod adjourned for an hour. ■■■ _■ - i - .-..-•-._"

;! EVENING SITTING!

-. .'__£-_icax> Assbssor.—The Bishop, with the approval of the Synod, appointed Arch rdeaoon ■ Dudley Clerical Assessor o| the .Bishop i. Court?—a tribunal for ecclesiastical oftehcfjs, ' '" ~.'■',•■' "".- '■•..'. i • • _'. EIECTION ; OF SIASDIKg pOJtMW'TEE.-T-tbe: following were .elected members of this Committee :—l!ho Yen. Archdeacons Maun-, sell and Dudley, Rev. Mr'Tebbs, Messrs, Hughes, ..Heather, Batger, Hesketh, ajnd, Luke. /.■).:,.'■ .' ■ ~.:. ~.. • .

RELIGIOUS*, :ETC.',' TRUST Bo,_l-d;L ( _- Mr Pierce moved; ''That, provided the Legis lature passes the Religious,; Charitable, and Educational Trust .Boards Incorporation Act, 1884, this Synod authorises the General .Trust Board to take the necessary"steps for the:incorporation." Tn doing so,'he said that tho .notion was rendered necossjry by one of their statute!. The m.asure had already passed the Lower House, and hid ,beon read,a first time jn Ijho, Upper House.,;, arid he had no. doubt, but that it would be carried.—The motion was carried.

Votes ok Thanes.—On the motion of Mr Hughes, a vote of thanks was accorded to tSe Hon. James Williamson fir the gift of a church, school, and parsonage site at- the Surrey Hills. On the motion pf Mr H. Crispe, seconded, by Mr Upton, a vote of thanks was accorded to the Rev. Mr Hasel den for. his great exertion on behalf of the Homa.Mission Society. : Coromandel.—ln reply to Mr Woollams, who askeid if the Diocesan trustees had diß .Corjtinued the grant of £12 per annum to .the clergyman at Cofomandel, the Bishop, .said,.that the "grant had been stopped ffter the death of the, previous clergyman. . The vestry had not applied on .behalf of the 'present clergyman1. - . ;• PpußlON. Ecnd, —.Archdeacon Dudley movedj "That this Synod earnestly com mands", |ft" tftjS. '-tift&Sfc' .he Church officers, and the Church members of. the dioceso, .She...cause of .the -.Pension"Fund .for.- pro-' : viding. pensions, for $geß and invalid clergy-: men, asd'aid for widow's of clergymen, and -ttuststhafc-coHections will-be made on this* !%ss« in eySry'bhurch'iij the diocese oi thti ,day recommended fbr'the purpose, viz1., the ;-_i_Bt.Sunday in Ne\_mber.; In moving the ■motion h_.-sa_dt.ye united Pension Fund of ttae-threejclioceses of Auckl_and|..VVaiapu,and 'Melanesia,' waft' £9,Doo, but there was a 'i^liglbqfc body in!this,(Bounty vyhbse Pension __fvpa anjjbunted to _630i_J0, aWd _l_at: was ,_____.. sort of fund'they wanted.-_)n the ;^S?#t{_>»'.'of ■' Mr ; Pierce; •_■ the words, ---im.,-___h_i______£S-irid-.y.i_iL.N6vembbr," were" <sti_ck'oat.--Theißev. Mr Calder thought, 'Jfffote"-hytKJfag- further.', was v done, they 1 sbplud,'.o|it_^n. we, opibibti, of a: coiapetent -actuary as to the stability .of their Pension1' 'Fund: ;He .questioned very much if it was ,ss' good .is Itfeiy. beljey_>.(.—The Rev.: Mr Purchas, Mr Upton, 'and Mr Board-, man supported the motion. The last speaker said that for two or three year. ho had examined the books rotating to tho Pension Fund, and had acquired information respecting other bodies, and he found that the only sound pension' fund ia

1 the colony Was that of tho WttMjfaj b__y» [ Some years ago that faddy had expended 1 £250 on nn actuarial examination. Thi* fund'was farmed by contributions from the circuit, af-d~£lo ft year each from the clergy, Who wero then entitled on relirement to a stated sum. Hedid not consider the Church Pension Fund was on a sound basis ', it did not give the clergy a " right" to a fixed amount, ■He spoke of tho immense importance of the matter'to the younger clei-fry. The Revs, Messrs Gould, Coates, and Mr Hesketh sup ported the motion. The last speaker urged that a special effort be made on behalf of the fund, and suggested that tho laity should put their hands into their pockets and in crease, it.^-The -Yen. Ajxlide^qon Dudley said the fund required little alteration, and be believed the fund to .be. sound on its present basis. Considering the difficulties it had had to contend against, it".was astonishing that it had grown, to ite present dimensions., He did not. e^e,that there, were any real grievance?..against, the fund.!— The motion was agreed to. , A._". ' Pi-XsiON- Bo.UlD.—The following" were elected meip.bers <_\ .thp. pension Board, which consists of the'Bi.hop, ex 'officio, and fiveiayirieriA Col. iTaijlfcuin, Mr Pierce, Mr Rawlingp, Mr Upton, and Dr.'Dawsbn. Collection..—Arch.. (Moot. Dudley moved, "Tlla't tliis Synod recommends that, after this year, the Collections in aid of tho Home Mission Fund (hitherto made tli___.ghout the diocfise on the fir..Sunday m-August) bo made on the fii'st, Sunday iii November, and tliat'the colle<_ti_-ris in aid of tlie'l'ension Fund be relegated to the first' Sti__ctr__? In August."—Carried; .','''- AliJoniiKed D__bat...,-- The debate oh;Mr Heather's motion re" Horne1 Mission wiis re sumed. Permission was given to Mi-Heather to' Withdraw' his'Amotioh, heAfitating'that being; "oh. the Standing Conimitt(*e be hoped to be able to do something for the country clergy on that Comp-ittee. "'■ " LAY R__ade-..-..'—A vo*e "°t thanks was ac corded to the lay readers 6f the diocefee on the motidri of 'Archdeacon'Wi_-_B',.feconded by Archdeacon Dudley. " Withdrawal;—Mr ' RicCwas granted permisSectt 'to ■tvithdrawi'liis1 motion to the effect that the Synod go" into committee for the purpose of considering the -Standing Committee's report: ■-•■--- hi-.: :uuL. Free Pews.—Mr A. Brown-introduced his motion, ■ " That it-is very desirable our churches should bo, as far as practicable, free and open," an I-was. .speaking ;on it when the. 10 o'olock adjournment.arrived.

SPORTING NEWS.

Hawke's Bay Jockey Club Spring Meeting.

(DY_ yE^EOIUPjU— PKESS ASSOCIA^fPN.)

Napiebj Monday. Hawke's J3ay. Guineas, of 20tt soys., with a sweep Of 10 SO'vS. for acceptors added; for three-year-olds; colts Bst 101b, flllies and gsf_infjsßstslb.; distance, Imile., tl , Mr P. Martin's eh ~f Pearl (late. Gretna Green), by Bolton Green—Pearl Ash I Mr W. Dpiiglas's blk f Christina, by Jav'lin—Cascade "'.,. ' * ... ... 2 Mr P. F. Tanbred.s eh f Misdeal,'by King of Cliibs—'Gossip "• •-,- .•".' ' Five started., .Pearly..wi.o. was a hot favourite, won as she liked. Gabble won 'the Selling Race..' Flying Handicap, of 100 soys. Three-quarters of a mile. Captain Russell's Tigredia 1 Mr P. Martin's Forerunner 2 MrW. Ruddick'stEmir Boy ■-...-- .... 3 Six others started. Tigredia took the lead, and kept it to the finish, winning with com 'parative'ease. Dh'idehd,'£4'ls.1 During the day oypr £4,500 was put through tho two totalisalors.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR THURSDAY MAY, 8 18814



AnetloiK. no*. .6.MORaow, WEDNESDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK. IRONiJStt-ERY,. GLASS AND" EARTHENWARE, &o. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. " CAItBINES A TAYLOR SAVE received instructions from Mt Tait, who Is giving up business as above, to y auction on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock, THE WHOLE OK.HIS .STOCK-IN-TRADE OF IRONMONGERY AND EARTHEN WARE, &c, comprising—Colonial Ovens, Spades, Augurs. Nailß. Tools, Browne s Lamps, etc.. Crockery. Toilet Sets, Vases, Ornaments, Cups and Saucers (variety), Bedroom ware and other sorts. ■ ■ -Uo. ■ - . .-RON,BEDSTEADS, Mirror, and .Suite, 3 Sewing Machines, in good order, and sundries, etc. CARBINES & TAYLOR. . . . ' B. 0. ttißß.] ' fB. U. TONKS. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock noon, PONSONBY 1 PONSONBY ! 1 v : 'PONSONBY! ' ; • : OPPOSITE THE THREE LAMPS. : THE -SALE OF MR PAYNE'S PRO PERTY takes placo on the above _ate, at the Brunswick Mart. A." Plans of the Property at Auctioneers', ..." ..." TERMS: One-third'cash, end the balance^ can remain for three or Aye years at T per coht.' B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. '___ . ■ 8. 0, O-i-B.] - Tb, D. lONKS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, At 12 o'clock nooiii LEASE OF PREMISES OF W, ~V Al,_> E., ,& C 0„ , QUEEN-STREET, ! f|__E LEASE OF THOSE CON •*■ VENIENT and CENTRAL PREMISES IN QUEEN-STREET lately occupied by W. Vaile & Co., expiring May 31,1889, at a Weekly Rental of £10 pe* week.' " "" "' "'''" Copy of Lease may be seen at the Office of tho: Auctioneers. B. TONKS k C 0., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW ! TQ-MORROW I TO-MORROW 1 At 12 o'Clock Noon. SPLENDID.. SUBURBAN RESIDENqE ._■_, A. . 'AND*GROUNDS...-."y ; « ! CHARMING VILLA SITES. ' ' GRAND BUILDING LOTS. SUBURBAN SECTIONS. SUBURBAN SECTIONS.' '"" SUBURBAN SECTIONS. TNGLETON T^STA,TE (The property of Mr B, _Uttoß), AND will be sold by Public Auction by D. F. EVANS, ot his Land Mart, to morrow (Wednesday;, October 8, at 12 o'clock dood. ' Also, at the sa.no time arid place, LOTS 13,14, and 15, of the Subdivision of Rose bank Estate, Avondale, containing 6 acres,] rood 20 perches (more or loss), .ft is situated or tbe Hosebunk Road, and close to tho Avondale Railway Station. The soil Is first class—deep block, alluvial/very 'productive. _tnd is a choice piece for orchard or market garden. "•/'.Pi; P.. EVA^NEVA' ! . - Atictionoer. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 At 12 o'clock, MEESjRS. RICHARDSON & CRAWLES HAviS _een 'favoured with instruction! from J. H. Daubeny, Esq., in consequonci of his leaving for England, to Sell by Public Auction, on the above date, at Dowden's Mart Queen-street, The VALUABLE PROPERTY known si BENFIELD, and situated at Mount Albert, adjoining the Mount Albert -•• ' Rarl-vay Station. 'The Estate consists ol 86 acres Land, all fenced, cleared, and ir '' ' 'grass, 15 acres being scoria, and-the res! clay, nine-roomed House, Stables, Coach House, Cowshed, Conservatory, Fowl house, etc., two ares of Garden, taste fully, laid out. Burrouhdcd by trees, li years' growth; fine large Orchard, care fully-selected trees, all' full bearing never-foillng.sprlng water. Distance bj road from Union Bank, four miles; em nibnaca and tramp constantly passing. Messrs'!?-, and C.'woiiJd! qajl. lhe attention 61 those on the lookout for a flrst-class Gentleman's Residence, and also qf ; Soeeujators. to this sole as the value of the property is.undeniable, one rapidly rising, , . i ._-.■ i ■■.• The Building Sjitep pn _his,PrgE|.ty are not tc be surpassed, having magm^cenUan^scapo anc water views, and such an opportunity of acquit Ingal__rge,blpek;eloao i: to._town .^ylU notoocm again. ( t,^,- V ;)'•_. ' '"■ "--ri ■ The Estate will bo ofler'ed in ope lot, and i: not Bold will be put up. in blocks to suit pur chasers. ' i '■-', AA •' -: ■•{ Plans and particulars and fiards to viow at our offices. ,',■ .:; , , i ' Terms easy, fit Sale. RICHARDSON AND CRAWLEY. :' Auctioneers, 81, Quoen-street. ABOUT THE THIRD WEEK IN • •'-•-'•-■ '; '•' OCTOBER' "^ WAIATARUA, - ; ELLERSLIE. •■ELLERSLIE, R. C.' GREENWOOD ■\TTriiili sell by aiictioh, a_-his Mart, Vul TT can Lane;,about the third week li October, tho balance, of unsold Allotments Walatarus. as por lithggraphle, plans, to be Seei _fc the Auctioneer. Mart. ' • > j THESE ALLOTMENTS consist of Residenci and Business Sites of from throo-quarterß of ai acre to Aye acrea each, having nearly two thou sand feet frontago to, tho Panmnxe Road, .am running back three thousand feet to the Walata rua Lake, St, John's College. \ ... The position of this land needs no furthe' rriH_-tHflment, r'-ielhgib_lly threo-quartors'.of a mil. from tho-Ellerslie Railway. Station, and hayini the proposed trams and railway from St. Hcner1 running t.rough, it.. .The soil Is ot the riches description of volcanic, covered with surtfao __tone r the -whole of which stoneis valuable fo fencing jjufjlo-es,' and' ts worth ftftoeh pounds ti twenty.pounds-an aarofor ballast, ' _■■ Ono grand fcat'ufo'ln.the property offferedi 1" _ft'prtf_---h-W'to the ldrß.e bbby of Water-kift)wi ' .Iff'the -Walatartia Lake,-' St. John's CblfeßC which, fbr beating andllshing1 ptinloses alorie,! ij ; mofi,t,valuable ? ,. ,j \ <_/_, „,:.,."• .. y '"'A' feeeas_rftpprdacb'toA_ie'tepbWtyfromEJlere ' He'ls _.'great advai-tago, sis ft-is but a fey ' ir .. ; P^^tes'wa_lk-rofpt_^eElltiTSlieStAtion. j ._, .-. . c- 'Porsohs destrbu'sdf'socur-rig'.a.liomeateall On ""' 'tolCanlc'SOU'bUght not tojose the present oppor , trinity of acqulung; one, as this'ls about the;unlj "J block _of i .lcanic land of any sizo likely to conn "A Intdthe market."' A" " " 'TOe-.':*.!! b* no -prohibltoi. 'reserve on tht -'■ -'-WnSU 't-ia;terhißrtr^-e_^epy.- '.-H '& :. Tebhb : One-third Cash. ono-,thlrd by P. Note « threo months?■■one-third by P. Note at sb ;'",',".' ?|wr^"_vw _;_ _»_v,"V',j.,-, :-,a' •:.- • ■;■'..', .'-■'A* n"-P__--# c*>'*o-l_aae tot two-thirdst. the pura-oso monerto remain to iSStSkge*2 one or three years. — - «u_--_.-_b-ia ..'. \A : .j, :.'i:i.r, ■ :.-XAQAQJSiE.NWOOI),J ;.A ' . ~ Auctioneer. . <'' DURHAM YARDS. ! .C_ TP.OR -SALB r at the-Durham-_"ard |^ JLt- ■■- every Tuesday; _tn o'olook, ■ij HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and _____ mJA. HUNTER AND NOLAN. ■_A ' -



ILFBBP mrCKLAWP. nhHE remuera; cattle _jaJr' .' •_'. tStill bb held on ; '""■n__psnßSP a^oct-O-^er:??. ' ENTRIES are rcaUcstcd previous to' S^.UH DAY,l_thinstant.;; __ h __ •■_<'..__,;._- ' \ ' A:'■■".' ALFRED.BtJCKL'ANP.;,, .A . , , -.. TIbURSDAy,,6CfQ'BER 9.', ... .-' THE.. REMUERA .YARDS, . FOR SALE, at the Remuera-Ynrijs, on. Thursday, October 9, at 1 o'clock, '•' DAIRY COWS, STORE:CATTLE , .'OO Head Fat Cnttlo-.- , - 700 Fat Sheep and iambs Fat and Store Pigs •••■ - ••• ' - - ALFRED BUCKLAND^ ' i •iUil-i-JAlBi SHE HAYMARKET, ' ' CJALB' OF WOOL, "SHEEPSKINS, 0 HIDES. TALLOW, HAY -and^ STRAW, oaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. , ALFRED BITCKLAND, i - _ 1,, i i .: . j.'. i\ \ .. A lf "A "... ,^ctio___.A''.'a'~a;a- ;; W. S. COCHRANE,] :'■"-'• fjA3. DACIIE MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. BY OI.DKR-THK. MORTG-\.GKE. THE undei'-igiied • have been favoured with-in_tr.ic-i_.n3 to sell, at their Mart. Quec-Mtrcct, Auckland, on -Mondaj". tho 13th day of October, ISSI, at 11 o'clock, ■Bf ■ Order of Itlei MortftaKce, i - ALL.TH'AT,PIKCE 'OF. LA'XD', sifuatcd in: thol >ari9li of. Taliawai, in the Count.* o't.lau ttin'gd, in tlio Provincial Dletrict of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand; being Allotment No.: 19 of: the .gaid Parish, find contaiiiiug"3oo acres. :, •' ';' '' A . ..."' ''" '' .: I . For conditions.o_ sale, p)»n of p,ojK'_.ty; and further particular.., apply to Mr K. T; Dufaur, Solicitor, Queen-street,.Auckland, .. ... -• SAMUEL GOOHRANEi. SON, s . '"'•" Atictioiieei'Si ' ' W.,S, 0O0H»A-_--]_ ... |JAB. DACBl '"'• ' MONDAY,' OCTOBER 13. LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT AND VILLAS RESIDENCE^. .'< '■'.' MOUNT EDEN "ROAD. .■ g rtiflE Subscribers' bave received instrufc _JL. tions to oft'er for ealo hy public auction, at tho Land Mart. Queen-street, on Monday,. I3th instant, at 12 o'clock, -' A COMPORTAIILE RESIOENCE," situated on the sido of Mount Eden, commanding a'most extensive anil Uninterrupted view •''.' •of tho Manukau Hutbour andlleads Wai -1 - ••' takerei ■ Ran_.es, and the - intervening country; erected on an allotment having C 6 feet frontage to the Mount Eden Road by a depth of 2GG feet: "Water la laid on to the house from a large concrete tank, and ._- tlio-ground Is plantodwith ornamental and -*' ' other trees. • -. •"'" N.B.—The Auctioneers beg to call'spcclal at tention to the fact that the above-Is about tho only property in tho market on the slope of Mount Eden, nnd that it, possesses a view that 'can scarcely be surpassed. "■■• "• SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY . NOTICE,. ;• A:- i. - A; ; ±__± -'A '■ ■'_ ON -AN EARLY DATE. THE WHOLE OF THE ■''■ OTOCI IN. THE ESTATE "•■'■'•' ■of ' ' '' " : •"'•■"■" HULL. BROS:'' ' ! wiSb: and si'ißiT 'merchants, By instructions from the-Official Assignee '.","- '. .'..' in .Bankruptcy.. .~' '. ....", : ; • : '--_ Ji.- W. BINNEY, <i i ■ •) ■] . '..A Auctioneer. - KOBEET' _i__Air_-_-Ti'J ' [FICA'n'K-' NEWfctl.. BRADLEY.; AND NE.W_ELL. . AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE!, LAND; ■; i AND GENERAL COMMISSION' AGENTS .. ...... ....' - rOK TH E'-gAI,E 6F ''."". 1 ' i.' ALLA_____N_-.S :.OF MERCHANDiSE,..FAR_vI 1 produce, house and landed '..-..-. ■ • Pr6p__!rty,' etc., '•'"'■ kAr_4'Kßahap__' ro ad; N•__fw;__'o^ - ■ "' (next ddbr to' Batik of New Zealand.). CONSIGNMENTS. SOLICITED." ' ". References by- Permission: Messrs Alfre- Bucklti-id.' Auckland";~ Hesketh and Aitken ■ Auckland'j|"Jamc3 Hume,. Hamilton j iW-Hiatr __ Oiudner, Epsom.'' '""' "'■'- ''■. ' ' -^.'\ _ ": .'. £__________!g___i__3_*feSs ' • [ESTAIILISHED 1855.] —' | BY SPECIAL -gli7JSJl^|j|KaJ^ APaOINTMENT f'''' X\T H. SHAKESPEAR & CO.. i TT c QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ' \ iMronTEiis, Manufacturers, Commissiot [ ~ AND, CfESERAt,' MeUCHANTS. i ' Sole Aoent3 for the Celebrated •v..«/ BOYAL i ItSAIL." :ivi-.; : BICYCLE,^ AND TRICYCLES ', , " W. H. S. & Co. haije much pleasure in sub r mitting tbe following testimonial, given to then . forpublfoatlohi-ICOPY.]— ' June 4, 1883. Ti Messrs W.'H-.._s_lakes->kar & Co., Auckland Gentlomcii.vrlftni glad to say thatoft_hp,^i-incl . Royal Mail Bicycle ,1 bjought from y0u,.l woi ;, [tß.eiA_o.C-; Championship, bea_ihg.a,RUdgo, i ! 58;indh Ruder, _ih4 a number of other machines ; also tho Avondale Handicap, on tno.2ndiJ._ne 1 and I c sn hopespy sjiy it is the bost.linislied an. nicest running'inqclpne^ I ever f ode. Mr Flewel f lyn, to whom I lent il tbi'w'in tlie-'Mile Hapdlcai 1 witb, also spoaks in the highest terms of it —J ! am, gjafltlenjien^ yours truly, fojgned) W. M 1 Service." " , They also ha-ve.in stock—.;,-,:. Best Rei>. Rubber Tvhes, 5s per lb. '- Harrison'&Double Gono Bells, l»6d eeol i. King ok the Road Lamps Jatest-.patent) •l-eeach i _i,...-. r ■..... SADDms, Steel Balls, Bags, Springs And other-Fittings equally cheap.. ".1.. ... ~. .»-_.- t . *■___■■■■•'- • - ' '" I TIGHT HaRNE'^HORSES, j XJ HQRs|'S. 'ar.'fill klnas of SPRINC b VTBHIO-fflSl mrect Bought.-.aiid Soldi" a t CROWTRER'S VICTORIA STABLES. ' Vel B 'aley-street. " • 1 J ■'' .: '.' S:"-fpA ■"^|3jvr._-.v---i:v.*,7,i, ■? JJf#--'<rf1 -'.';jJ__"'.'.twft-"_' _Miy..|...w:J " in" '■ .rr..-.j^gg^;.:-QXf________'n,. --i 1 j^^Mli- ]r QUEKN • TBI IBTi '' " ''ffi *_Hp^- ' 'OPP'oß"o'**B' o'^ Mall *t». ' «____i___<S_________r,*\ Established 1858. ' -'l^_^^»i«B^Sl Intondlng Buyers ahbnld In i- '•■___&_&__* :":-f sPOOt-the"L_il_G__.,pso(____ ol '-''"ws_fS^7l_h~~S Breech and Muzzlo-loadins ' __S__-_-@_li Guns on hand. Thoy will soe ' f__W__W^i'"^ tho-B_EBT V-VLU_a in Anpkliind, ~ '.B__M^-Si_P' ""A'Mvth. gmrthoTaughly faamlh. '' rt___m-'-'A b^l_ Q-'. ar^^ 'befflro dell SSmF Hammcriess Guns, with Slemen'l _m Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge \ ~'.; tm. : BUve-r"s"PtttentAntt.roqoilßu_tPlat_! ."'»!__ i- (Webloy'g BuU. DoRfU-d. MshlOonsta ' r_9 bulary Revolvere, also hlßNew Patent SKI Self .-rtractlng Revolver; Kynooh'i r -i___\\ ~P#tent "-Perfect" Reloading Metallic i !_W„ ?i Cartridge Coies and Crimpers!; Klert c* _M IlevAver i&in^faitiOh'ahd AetelHo CartrldgeCaseo; Newcastle Chlljed Shot) Cartlas and-Harvey and Pigon Wllk's and Laugn.oe'B Gunpowdhr; Eley'B Wadding oafl -•'- n?^_l_3?-P^af fyVm Flasks, Shomuches, ' Mlm^£ 8-^P n / Cas*.Ctt-_ldge*.l_elte, Gun - __?■? _!„ °l G™ r .Ql.nlng, Ferret Muzzles and a S^s^^BSffiS_« D. EVITT r — «-. Qo_W .. AUOKUMD.



To ft iweronnmti V:1 :;;'"w^6_i^3A^o|iocft. i';.'.'-' I, Tea, 'o'offee "& Spice Merchant; . CUSXOMS-ST., AUCKLAND.. . Telegraph Address: I Telephone Exchange,, "Eagle," Auckland.'| ;' '-■■ "'No. uo. ' ""^^^^^^o^^_.\\ "The ~A<lv .rtiser- desires.special atte-itiion: .to his Celebrated Brands' »f BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA'TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly increased, demand . for.them 'substantially proves their excel lence, and conf-Vina-thd iiigh esteem which , the futile Have justly' accorded them. The following, di.tjneth;e.bra_ids. all boar his Trade Mark on the labels,- anc. are paekedin llbnml ilb'paeket . also in 01b, . 101b,As.d Mb tips,.vb;.—.;;,:,:: .:;. • _ ,-_ Blended India '?__ China Teas. '•• Hoiisehdld ■ ■* Countess. ■•••-; A."r duchess ■ !■'.'• ■'•'•• Princess..... ,-.A A ..impress .."■' A - Blended Pure Indian Teas.*: ;.' ;.,,. - .Zemindar Brandt 'BAKING AND YE ABT'POWDERS,: • TheAdvortise'r also-wishes to bring before the Public hia Baking and Yeast 1 .wdora, which are meeiing-wUh itefleral favour; and. isqucsts attentiontp tl,e following Apalytlca rteporj.:-- Hobson-stroet, Auckland, J«no 13 188*.—I havo sampled the Baking Powder in the bulk, prepared by Mr-John Buchanan, Mer chant Auokland, and have analysed the same and find the constituents, pure and well-jiropor; tlonecL Tho result proves this article W. bo superior to any either imported or colomojiy prepared that has been submitted to me, ahcll can, thorcforc, confidently recommend it to-tno pttbUe.HSignedlJ. A.PoNI-',-Co-0---l-lAnn_Y_t_ ..,__,BO*-. 't_n,bijnrs l_js Registered Trade Mark. Spld-by Grocers and StorekeeportGenerally. ' . _-ho STOCK of GENERAL'GRQCERV atd Oilmen's Stores comprise*, a Splondtd __sorfi_ient^ .which Is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, and Australian Markets, , | ' .;■•'•'•': Catalogues on AraJCATioj.. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE • ANEW SEASON,' 1884-5.' .' ''■ j I have received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of ihe NEW SEASON'S CROP, EXS.SrTAMSUI, from FoochoW.'Vle, j ' r . ... Wellington, ■:. ; , ,- , A . And Bhali bo giad to Forward, LIQUORING . SAMPLES on application. . . ,■ ; y The QUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP'te i of Vory High Character compared wH._l_.ijf pfe ■ vious years. j - To'those about to commence businesie, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer the CelehrAted and Popular-Brands of Spread Eagle Tea's,, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc. and to securo .other '.speci.il inducements • which' I am prepared to offer... JOHNBIJOHANM,;; .WHOLESALE' GROCER,." ' Customs-Street, Aucklaßd. ';'.■;'"" ■ j r -THHI'-' « ■••;' \,"'_' i : ' ''■' •'• :^.,'oNli.T'"—".':■ .; . GOIiDMEDAIi FWftE BLENDED TT _T _TTTT__'_P_r_r_P • '. TTTTTTTT_I_TT-T •>* - * -•- nrnr - TTT TT ■ATI A. TTT ATX'" ~J" * TTT . ........ . tti _ . .__ TTX . tTTT "■"> i '" ''. .'A TTT :'.'"'" TTTTTTTP ' ~' DRINK Nelson, SVloate & Co. ---: SPECIALITY j ",".:.'..'>_. :•■;. ■ . • ' S __r,:TRY,- i"%. ','.:"'.. ~..'"' ■-•..-I. Otß MATCHI-GSS KAAAGOftrngA.': :•_ -r. .. (_.-» '.: .-li.. {EZBtOBRAND! «;____/ *... SOLD IN :-*' , r '_ JIS^W 7lbf knd '%&$> WIOATE&CO,, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL ' TEA MERCHANTS. BLENDERS, AN© iMPORTSRB. Cebutohvkos, Bunidiv, Wn-tiUranw, AND 166, QUEEN-ST., Auc_a_A_.ft. AGENTS EVERYWHERE '."....T.n '.'.'■:.'. '.f.j^~^ m ~r , ,,y.m X ;:-[ , yQ/ Ao&mm Cy :•■_<-%;■ - rv -'^-'..:/f )^'fA':'' ; aa:}ai-a-amJ/'aj.. -_;,-*'_-',■;■.;' ! V.MtM ]y^fA..A^^' t'. '; '":'',JFmJ\ 'A'..!"'-...A A' J''„"_..'.;'.'.''' ■ ~ (J/ . / AND :/ HIGH QUALITY.



:";:•■; a-.a,:. ; .=a .'Y'(ro:i^i_____bi .—'■' ::'---'-v- S :V; ' Furnishing & General Ironmongers, :.". AA. .. , ~ aUEEN ' STREET. _ .....'.' 'V !-I i& S MORRIN" "& CO."wo n§w P'iipaokihg''''^_s;',fct9:;^y^:;j-&BGE ...■SHIPMENTS of .••.,...'.•.....:-. F urn!sN in§ H arefware ft.■''';.-'' .A." ■■. a.I'-'[.AAA..:..: ■ .including— ■■■'>'■,< ■" ENGLISH A_.D AMERICAN,'ELECTRO, SILVER-PLATED ANC • / - ..GILT .WARE of; tJio.Ycv).,.best quality and. greatest.variety. . ' *____. __-*-^_^c^^fe->__-'." .'"'' '3 ' o —c : . g _z. __i /...'..■.'•♦.. .. A p. 'y'g;;: ___ -»f •_5 / --.- - ■:■_.' '.-•■ \...A-_;'-nA "^.A>I;, % P A, ,;/.- '.'■ I ' '"'■.':.. •: a '.\a-•'§'' S' ,V§-J! co- ' "• j' ' 3)" '" '*^"j'. -'-" • "., V "- 1':, izff:.:'''+'s'rh' N _=»_.&. M./atid Pfanisbed Tin- Dish - Coviers^ singty .bn-iri sets, A; 'v^re Dish Gbvers, Hbt:WtttfSh'Plet^B' amT:pi,^fe?j: §<g- TV<_' ■ ;■ -W ; |_^JMstEEL\|WppD;b Besserrter Steel Trunks.^apanoed Oak Hat Boxes, Bonnet Boxes, Picnic Cases, Deed and. Cash Boxes, Milners's Paper and -Cash' Boxes.. - -i ■ _ ■■■■■. — —->, —.;;•.,' :; ._■'■'■:, .»'-'' '~-V' • . f t !-••■;. ~ •:% ' '-""'.'■'■'■-'•f ■■'% :>,-si: ": "■•'-■'jg--'.'ai '■'-'■'■ :.':/\':% - . ■...... -a-.. : -g'- -■.-.■■.■ ' • £_i ♦••■.' " . '■< ft\^. 2^ >i GARDEN REQUISITES OF EVERY'DESCRIPTION; f, N E WAALAJ^^WmmM 8. A ';•', .;'• "INCLUDING— ••-.' '-■■■ ; ' - '••• Improved Pennsylvania, Archimedean, Guelp!i ( lti#.,?y«"tSenK and .JunrO, Ranger, &c.,&.c... T; & Si, MORRIf _fc CO.,.OIITEDI: A/'.'. '':'qABPEN.BOLIJ-1.8.:' ': {'. .Press ntrid Fashion. . " , : ' •'.-"" :■'. ' A"A; ,-."<:. , .', ; A i ' ' ' "'■'. ■' - - I pONTOIIATION OFTHE'TRULY'GnEAT SALVAGE SALE 7 OF .*...:;■ W. VAItE & CO.'S SALVA de sYock, On MONDAY-NEXT artd FOLLOWING1 DAYS.. sklS/ltdeii GOOMBES-: & GO.a;-;. . y_Uh£L^ potion, * SS iflthe grcatot portion ot the Stock, is the beat, being almost nerfedt, . .^_? m US»B^ B^^^^^^ Umost a perfect stStc. ■~-,, -i •-.'■, ■' .•:•:..'.•'.''","•.-.■ . t THE SALIC commencing on MONDAY AND'EOLLOWINQiDAYS. wl}VMn__»e4 he tte SENSATION OF THE SKASw""afltordliUJ enstomerfl mi opportunity to purchase AJ^OST PERFECT GOODS at LKSS-THANJIAIi ..PKJCJ-!. ~ r.-, ,y ■~,.. --—-•-- Tt is a nronounccd success. The crowds" -which .liillv visit THE SALVAGE SALE OF W. VAllV&cFs STOCK _alu.llcicnt fuuntoa oTlhe>Sgt^S^f«;%S «<>^^^' -""1 'libwf tho conlldcncc reposed In tho SaTos hold by SAlttUfcL COOMUEa £. CO. . : ' The wonderful snecess attwfdlng. tho first part of TIIIS SALE gives SAMUEL COOMBES and CO- tho greater confidence hi bringing forward the SECOND PP^TIO^N", and they 'wIU SELL-GOODSI nt such ' prices '& will STILL .FURTHEU ASTONISH OUR CUSTOMERS. --.....- ..... • • - A-:_wnWrmi*rtriaaiserlmlnal.inß-publio satielied. NOTinXG SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. 'A_.tpffiSthM^tn^t^ECoND roRTION OF SALVAGE SALE as great aj-miccoss aethe PSr^^MrKs^UBIiOOOMBBSSc CO, beingdctcWl.ivod to.do their loypl best • o pleaeo "l and give such 6nrg»lns"as mrill defy competition which. }s Hio soul .of businose, ;: fiE'HEMßErt'l—Tfii Secdnd Pol-tion: of William Vaile &= Co. ..Salvage Stock will be brotfght • -; fomartl on MONDAY and days. iMVinti*:-^ o'clock- will be iDeliverofli tho same day, ;. A.AA.A ".Ay" . . COME EARLY .''-';/. . '' I ' 'o.t -M^ANTS "1* NQJUJNAL' PEIJ.ES;::. jgj : ?£:: :■■: a -( /MIUEL; COOMBES k ■ COy; ]h U^ .. ''■ '■ - '■■■--■_■'■ .;.-'- b&itsifX- bt7'sL'i|;iN.as,. - ...u be^n • st«,e,et. '__ ;; . >; . ' 7^'6T-tING-LIIC-.THEM-Ao*** *** ' \jO^!^^<l^^^k^im _- ±\ ot lorefi Knic-wr'Sn'iUi at IS ;id. Quite T T low left of tho LatUoa nnd Childrenß MAeoU-fSmuei&t___pß.:, Canadaß_illd- Ulsters, rescued.from the Flro at W. TaUo & fnirs Queen-B.reel " ' Co. &; Tlrioos nominal.—Samuel Coombes _cCo., _-f_l_L._. ' A ... -.' - „|"|',:, Can-_-_a.-3ulldi_igi_|, Qiieen.rßtji-oet,, :,,-;,< „ , TACT.-^OO -paire. pf good Blanket* ~ - ■,/■',„. ;.AA^"J,- ; ii _A' J - Ai..«lghfiy eqilel a^ U lld>ring th^ Sale OALVAGB-4,000- Yatd. of realMftopd of Voile's itelvagp _tock.,-r Samuel Cqombes k?, Dress Motonal, during the Salwgo Salt, and Co,, Canada Bundmgs, .neon-street; j at3ld : miiat be aeon to bo belioTi-d.-Samnel .' " _..Z,_.,. , — -T:;, ..'._: ... _ : —i 'Coo-nbes'-fcCtr,' Cttnada lluildinga.Q.ucon ; gtreet' »l___^? i[ ___l^____*___^^4^ S__7KWI_JTKN§WI? -An BS; W quantity of Ribbons, all now shadee _Jnd :\TTANT]_7D"'KN'O\V'N -During- the Sple and Co., Canada Buildl-igß, qdeen-strect. I , •'. T,T-;„ o.,>v r Vaile fepp's, *l™_r> f M^W_f ' WELL KNOWN.-We it-' SL_^-?^lf _T_^#?_^__^"l?#o%__(S'' VV.. almost glvinj awttK Men's. Lediei', Jnd ;l_J__S2i* _w _L_H_ ffldtaftSi^Cta_____S Children's So6k?nna ...ock.iigs, during thg tile ..■Ceontbee fa Co^ CanAda BuUdli-gj. Qnepi^sU 0 , w _ VgUfl & , Co ~ galVa|?o stock- _ Ban^c i /.AN Sllett'TillNOS' BE TOSSIBIE ? Coombes and C 0... Canada Buildings, Quoon-st. ,V. -Men's tn-bod Trpuspra I's'lid, Worth 10s A fl IMMI^MELOT of Fronch Cobtuthos Od ; hundreds to, aeloot from; dnring.Uiq bale ol _£_%_ at h a i(.pr ioe during tho Salvage Bale ; not. Voiles 'bnlvege, — Sunjuol;Co.onib4y & i ,o„. aamaged.—Saiiitiel -Coombes & Co., Oanida Canadaßulltllnga, Qileon-street,' ■.- :, ~ BoilidKigs,Quccn-sircot. i.- ... .. ~J j XXT ANTED' SEEN 7 j>* M eh* -Tw «t ANTED SEEN-.Tlie Washing Si'lke ...T:».....Suits at _tSs-6d.:(slißhtly damaged by y\ at Js o( j^ nll 3tJ jj- qnito p er feot. water) nt Uip, great Salvage Sale now,gpftlf on fa r _____g tho Oi'o'nt Sdlvago ..Salo. - $amuol at Samuol Cooinbes,&Co,s,;Canadaßuiipifigs, cbomhes & Co., Canada JQuildihge. ..fiucott .qjugon-street...y„, >.. ,? .-.. ■ .. street.' l•'_________________________________ VT[fANTED"KNt->W_N''-Gn Menday We -r_riK"r' <a\rTri?' -Tf i_ •„.'.»,.«'■('_■ f.nf . .VV BhallSell'aXotrif'___i_Hos'U_nbre_i_ 3 'nt T)o^ % %%&&%•$ tls a.Berio.,B fact; ltf, worth four tWies! ,<tW- Jnondy. "-.San uel/ J-f during this Groat Salvage, Sale we aro .ggae __g__^_j«___g_ Cfeen .I^J- glt| fi^^^co{^^.^ft^ "'■yl STOUNDING .J-Slightly dnrhaged by Buildings, Quoen-sti-eet- ~,/'-.' A Bui«ii|i S ,, iEJfete^^jg!! OAAA'^Wof Horrocks'S Lnd 'O OdO'^^f 1.! 8 oi:'Men's Tainted /^VUU Crewdson's Calicoes, at 2.if at .iV'.VV ", ,M °l° Trousers nt Is lid worth t_rf'¥a_yiige; ( Sale,^Sap»uol.. Coonjbes _£ Co., fSsg2ft*£_mK: Canada.MldSgs? Quoon-street. " ' ! Coombos and Co., Canada >BuUdiinig > 'Queo« ----*. .... ■ ' '■■ ■■■ ■■■■. . ■■ ■ '/■■— ■i .| street* , -- WaWSIK tTAVg YOU ..SEEN the U_W ? Sever'hc'ard'lif biforß.' Cbiho eaWv'andavoid- "d. -Qtute.. pprfeo -Snniuet.'Gootobe* & Co., the'cruehi -^Samuel Ooombcß & Co., Canada Canada Umlning^, Queen-Btreet, ~,-_.: -- .' BuUdlnEßQuoen-Btreet., ~~, , ' _\\ j ANTED KNO WN, DurinK the Great XXT ANTED KNOWN—A' Good French" 'TV ''Stilyiig'eSaTe'woarysellli-i a'Superinr TV Twill at Hid,- worth 2s Cd, during thg Whito Quilt .it i<< Ud, quite \itiil ctet.' wbrth 8s 6d. Salo of William Vailo & Co.'s Salvage Siock.A- 't-Sainuel Cebpiiieß &.C6, ;Cii_jJ9.'da Raildings. damuel' Coombes &' C„- Canaila Buildings," Qnwn-street." " .' * f. Qneen-streot^'.-urt. _,-. _________ y__ L o L ______ tox ANTED; ._.. Men ._ bayapair- of the' SALV'AGE.-^2CIO; Men's Tweed Maokin-'. Tr- Xelton T.w'eiil TtbiiseSrh «.•■ W.lWi'wortJi tosh Coats, from' 103 6d.-Samuel Coombos 'laa fid.—Salmi el Ceon_l)'eß'&-C_l.i CahadS Build & Co., Canada Bnildlnga, Queen street. . ings. Queen-street. '■-.-'',...A ~'- _-' •,..';.. ."'' WANTED .SEEN, the Lot of reolly- .-\X7"-ANTED,:_.,.(i():__,atiie*-t6 take- away. geea-ftSgatta S-iirts at 2s lid, worth' •f X 'Millinery..'- It-e^rmottie called _blllnglt, doublo the moneyrduring the Gicat Sulvag& 'the' prlbes ____""-_io absurd.-,'''Oo_ne-e--rty, antt Sale.—Samuel CoombeslSs Co., Canada Build- avoid tho crush — Saratfel :C_fcube's' & Ca> liigs, Queen-street. ' -Canada B-tll-tJH^.Qae_tt.slir.et,; '"'■". ______ '.''.'• -1 a \.::,.:j. A .VV"'.: 1..:.". V.. ""<A -$» .... _ r ' SAMUEL CQQN^&^^'JllJy'r SviLL GIVE THE SUM OF FLVB. POUNDS TO?THE.%USTO_vrEIt^^ PRODUCING 0. jpheXAi.'GESx;' iR ECEirTED bSd-Fueotased BETWEEN-.THE'^ .' -- -•.-^th a^i-'ii^h t oT_:Q'^MJ^i^Qhi3sitEi.':.^.i l '' -;.■*■' S_A.3_^ETJ_E3l__j COOMBES &: CO. - -■'- CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET.



CoM_lt_#E HATTIH, -.QyEENVTREETAA: '■'•■ ','•" .... J"? ' i:"S'r''--' '■ »«K ■'■-"- ■■ ■'• ' "••'./''• ■' jHjj^ pur 4© -Jto« mfprm.; Mr :'eustmr»^s:?^^ the'ipuHiie'in general mtend)l_/c>. sell our -qood^^VXh&'^&^^^T..'. POSSIBLE jrafcES, inciu^iiig the following:— !". : •"/':;; Gentlemen's Silk Hats, splendid value ... - ,16?. 6j Ladies' SHk Riding Hats,;ibest quality -'a:. ::i.r- gife; ; ;6j -' ■'• -"''•'- ■:■ •'■ •■ ■-■-■'■'.■.' '■' ■, ' .'-"' ' '■'■". .". ". , *•'."' . ,-',»'..-,, Gentlemen's Teltite jeajly cheap; :^ v :; 'AAi ~, - "•■ ■■•' .:':""■,-;.,;_.. -^-■■'■••'»|>! "Gentlemen's Felt Hats, extra Quality.! - -"6C 6| ' ;•• --'-v" ■ \-v'Cv ) ■ _~.»i .1 ■===»="-^-r^!.,•■-•.'■:, ■,;;•;••• ,' '^»[ i i. ALSQ ; _AhW^GE ASS^BTMEW^QF EV|R,Y . .._.:>:oiu. '." .- '' :.'.'■■-.:■ . • .-..'. .-. -...ii --■■, w <>■>■■> " DESCRIPTION QF . "A;: S.Qft Felts, Tweeds, & Helmets.; 1 AT*}-.." "' " •<•"■■' '- 'y'y'' _■'__ _' '[_'_.: A COMPETITIVE 'jHiLTTER; ;^i\^eet^&%-opp6_sjie : Wyndham Street,: j '•.': a:.a, . . .'■'...:::. .-:. 'i™ ■;..'' ir.,.f ; ■■V.; v'-'a ~j PITT AND BERESFORP STREfeTS, AtICKLAfoP. THIS WONDERFUL _mmJ______U'_______ _______\__\ __\ ________] \_\W__\^_\__\ / l_ate«t Impiwmnwi-* V__t*J*U> AJWUtooee. Ten_YeaiW '- ft ( OtMWnt.*. f_tantAulpi_«»loWta-_er^P»t»ntP«>__-_^«ara. ___.»■ a fifern» V Patent Loo_e-Wln_Ung-Wlie«L Patent Tbread Beleawr. _7<_r- WNR .tfa.ta _<£•■ kept in B.P-Jl-. for three yer. FREE or U_tn*HlßW_t^"»'^,ainW^



SAM. WHITE, FENCER, CUSTOMS-STREET. "PRICE LIST."-"" s. d. Best Hobart Paling Fonco.. 65 0 per chain. Vor/goodao. .: '.".' •• «{ o „ - .-. _n.feed Wiro Fence .. ~--20 0 „ . » 3railFcnce .."" -• •• f< g •'•'"". pfcket Fences '^2.'. »2 3 P°rfo°r< , FOR SALE. Kauri Palings ..,,.,.. ,-, >.. 10 0 per 100. White Pino d 0... .. " ••"' | ° " " gSffif** 1 •■::-';::-«^8 8 :: :: 'ftK*K^ l x_?\;3i»M*^ Heavy Posts ... ~.:.' •• J 5 " lflfl ...Raiisßo-ftrt, ::.,..,,.*.. ~„•.. S g ser™v >Bt_U»,jramuSawn' ~. ..,-.• .«» .»..'! _•'■_ . ,:.___iah*'H^rrtuu ...... i .iS..I <••' ;•.; < .iOG-gaL Tanks, Irun.,.. . ,-• so c > ~ Good Wicket Gates .. -• f » «">»,., 1 Ptokets, per doc .■ •• ~. ?,,. V... -, -• [ '"•""'•"'■ " ; Tt^Ms^.Nffr.C-Jjte.. ... ji TjISTATE OP AUSTIN .LEWIS-i.GOi XEWIS. AN_»'.'SIMPSON'."..' .... \ '.Having P-irohasod the Auckland insets of tjie AucklandWancK, the Wine and Spirit l lufangs lately oarried on at 67, Queen-streetJrtll be^at onoe resumed. Edwa. d LeWIS *l_f rash"?J the same, and hopes all his old friends and many -new ones will favour hire, with their orders. I '. Tho stock of JiqubrS. as regards, quality, can not be surpassed by any W tho coloriy, and the prloes will, as formerly, be so rogulated asito _sl_?M ties IhSeb'te'd to -the oM business Mti\ kindly pay their: accounts without dolay to Edwtird l_owl8,"who isuuthbnsed to receive and give discharge for tho same. . .< ' •Jul_.,_BS_7. .'...,',!'. .'.'■ : ON Z S " A J- -' _ Ex Alastbr, Glanoe, and late arrivals from 170"cases BassAleandOulnne-S Stout < fl.uarts and pints, bottlod.by Danke - ~ . „, ~ls.QiinrteE.caskß Burgand's Pale Brandy IJQuarter-casks Mcokow, and. Co.s Pale 50 Caso_t ttFloj-ks and Half-flaßksMenkowand Co.'s Palo Brandy . . ____ ,:., . 1(W gases Walker's Old Highland Whisky. 1 " LEWIS, AND SI-JPSON. ' ' T'"V! -'_•-' _. ' A 0 .9 0 8., • .--..OPTKJI_-_N, *" " '" HAS IN STOCK' BPEGTAbUES ANfi.__.YE GLASSES of every description. ~. A. An Acot TnA-i- Frr Gp_-RA_it-.i_o. _»MPOU_.-_i MiCRDSCDPES ft TE-Jfc :.„ '..: . , SCOPES,.. ... ~,-., Powerful and Cheap, ,„, AireitotD, Bauometkrs, Therm or-ti-fKBB, . .' EIESTRIO BEU-3, BArrEKIES, .AND .'.. i_i'. '.'_ il _r___-_s__t.'. y J;: Magnoctto Wootrio Machines and Modlcal Colls, ' OPERA:QLASBES..BINOCULAR, FIELD ' 1 AND MARINE GLASSES, ' '- 1. THEODOLITES;; SEXTANTS, COMPASSES, . -hi__iE«s_tA_i''.ANNdUN-.B_Ml__NT. - TAYLOR'S •j .i A SEWING MAjCIUNES. ;.-: ' • The Balance of Stock of these ox__l6h_ :- HandahcL Treadle Machines will be. sold at U per cent discount. Nearly SCO In use In Auok ' _:. .'tfpposiTE.TJmipbsT^OKi'icju : .£\.m. g..a yj_.;.9? t _,jp r JM^ w Bras' ■^Ver| ffandsoin- fJhcstt _* Dra_ers.ii Rich ' Mnl tied Ko url,' arc lip W_eUV*_&Lwl e_ J^n (>Jr n_J .prkßffforiCJnslv:—Tlie I>ijke!qrE_lnKli-_h Ch«_ .'_ .fet- Dowers; (the AolSet. drawer^ichly, ' paiellKl wlUi'-tO-ara, J-lrd, add rewft re»a)-'^l 10b; FlveUraviorCl-eata.fi.. The ithove aErtlcloa have-always-given _ri-cats_-t__-_ac_lon--and be oomemore,beautiful wU.,asfl«.i.;', . ■ -> .;-..; ' • - W. NOiSRHi, A; "A TOO dt SEO.OXAND-B'l'REßft ; OR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butchering Business, doing a good cash trade, In the centre of the city; a low price will be taken.— 1 Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, No. 8, Quten-str.et,



Ironmongery. a/ ' ' ■.-|^]Sin)Bßß^;' ; •''■";' '_J^XSMs£', '""■, -A ":':■" 'jiBNDBBa'-^'f ■';! -•■' '^.V..; ■ ".;' -7** '■ ''■ v"-: ...NINE OASES OF ABOVE, WHLIiI -'■ ASSORTED^ _ '"'/'_['_' !'' _____ _~......_*>.__.. _...__ ...! [..''.' , WCJGBD , PRJCES. ~ j''" TAMPS. TAAMPa TAAMPS WITH ANUCAPNIO LORNK LEADER '! .'"ahd ;A.,' ■''." .... .v./ ..,, .. ~,- .AW^PAN^UKtiEBS. ."' ! : . A. . N_BW B-PQCi A^. --BOTCBD PRICES!" ,• T\.9,^PB;^.-,: -JT **P'l**.**. :-:';,.v '■•"' ■'■■ ■"■"."';r. a. •.v;',_ r ; . '■ : ..'■. A'■ " :-",'iV"■:;-'','".h" >S{)A,f- Z. "'_Ti-.--* -&Jsss ,'' '__(#, QUBBN-STBEBT,



1 Madame Marie Carandinl," Ono of the most Popular Musical Artjate In the Australasian Colonies, writes as follows: — Wellington, New Zealand: ' February 23rd, 1884. To M. Levy and Co.. Auckland. Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure in informing yom •that I havo used St. Jacobs Oil. and And much relief in cases o£ rheumatism, and, indeed, all . neuralgic pains.—l am, doar sirs, yours.truly, - Marie CarandiN!. A Popular Hotel-keeper' .Made . Happy..,.. , m ';,!, Vleforia Hotel, A ucUlai-d, - "'' July 2S, 11-S4. Messrs M. Levy and Co., Auckland* ■""<'. _> Dear Sirs,—Suffering fron__raseverei.pta---.fO over a wpek, 1 .was advised to use St, .Jacobe Oil, and I bog; 'to stale: that .after four apjflloa tions the swelling around tlio ankle disappeared, and all paimloft-so-that'onlhcthird^aj. -fc wa* able to use my tout again as usual.—l remain, dear sirs, yours faithfully, "' "" - " '■ ' >~"... .. . __i_ j- t tpttg. Free from Pain. ■_]__ !■"_,<(. Mutual Life Association, Auckland, July t, 1861. Messrs M: Levy & Co., Auckland. "'. '"_. \ Gentlemen,—About a month ago I had a very severe attack of rheumatism In my rl__.tnr_n.eo b_-di !ii fnot, _hati-coiild_i__i-icely.lil-t.it without causing me excruciating, pain.,,.l .-had tried leveraf kinds of liniments without ob taining any relief. At lost I tried St. Jacobs Oil, and after.uainc.less than half _ bottle I felt perfectly free from pain, and up to the present haWMd hi. retUih of tho trouble, j shall always use It In preferencaj-.to-anything I know In case of any similar pains,'and will cer tainly advise all sufferers to do the same--, re* main, dear sire, yours truly, - ._-.... A...;. AHJIStER BROWN. Wholesale Depot for Auckland— ',', M. LEVY & CO., ... , QCEEN-STRHET, AUCKLAND. .-- Emll Frcse's Hamburg Tea, ' THE GREAT "GERMAN F_____,Y . MEDICINE. V RELIABLE. SIMPLE, EFFECTUAI* \ ■ - - j ... i The well-known Tea has proved lUelf to be I Host Certain- and Kflloacious Remedy for tocb diseases as .Sudden and Severe Colds. Cenghe, Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis. Headache, Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints,- th. Piles, Congestion, &c, caused by an impure •late, or a auperftulty r of blood.. Its use romovei Scrofula, Contanediis Eruptions, Pimples on thi Face, Blotches, Bolls, Rheumatic Pains, an__ Pains In the Bones and Joints. It Is a Preven tive against Contagion, and destroys Inhaled Miaamatio and Contagions Vapours. It puriflee the Blood; cleanses the Stondach and Bowels, and gives to the whole system a healthy, omi tone. It opens the bowels In a very mild anl certain way. It works on the system generally, sensing little or no discomfort. "-'lt win prevent ilmost any disease I£. used at least onoe ■ month. It restores tho appetite, It removes th« distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading the stc__--<--i, trad will be f dund effectual vi Family Remedy where a simple.purgatl Tl .only Is needed, ....... ~,.,.,. , i(( ; ,j, l;lt 1 HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES and CURES SICK HKADACHS' .. o'V ' • SICK HF.ADACHK ,-.■'"....,■ .. ~,.,.SICK.HK_f_jAgHg ' ..„.,_.., HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES andCURM _: ...... .BILIOUSNEiiiS, ,-,...,.. ~-„, B-LIUUSNBSS, ..,....,. '.'.'; ,;■.-.. bi__jousnkßs\ ■'_ "_/y\ ;_' HAMBURG TEaIikLIEVES ana CURES . ~ CONSTIPATION ... CONSTIPATION ".." CONSTIPATR"? iNDiORsrroN ■" •-' INDIGESTION ym.-_-l.i--. ." .'.""' JA\'ju^b&ti.'ita&!'' rAiZ'3.''. IS SOLD By ALL CHEMISTS AND' pTOREKBEPEM t__-jiq'i;g__:out TH!? coEoniMs." _'','■ PRICK: One Shilling add -Chreopenoe a Paoket Wholesjile Depot for Auckland : M. LEYYAND c6.,''__UEENSTREBT. ..■■■it-. . -"- >.i . .-.?.. . _: _~.-. -,-_■,:. i.-T: ■ J..'. .a.-.' &A'l:''aAj^k Jib , • .. ..,., . ViqT6_iu--ST|i-SET,, .., ~, „.., ! IMPORTER OF, BUILDERS'. ,& \ F.URtf ISH ING IRONMOiNGBItY ■_ _:; DIRECT-KtOM 'MA-iOfACTUKURS, '■'. Has For Sale, at Low Rates', Carpenters' Tools. Nail J, Locks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges' Register .rates, in great Variety Marble > and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces (Largest Slock In Aubklandl '! ■ Marblo, Electroplate, Curb; and other Fenders QaJsanlf(id Iron,,S)_.eetLead, and Zlno - :Kate, Dement, and, Plaster. . .' ;.,.,,., ---'" .'. "■' IN-JPECTION INVITED. . __! •