MAIL NEWS.

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

San Francisco, Oct. 25.—The Government of Columbia has notifiedthePanamaßailroad Company that they will not allow that rail road to be cut, changed, or damaged for tho benefit of De Lesseps's canal.—A marriage has been arranged between President Arthur and the daughter of Mr Frelinghuysen, Secretary of "State. — Governor Cleve land," Democratic candidate for the Presidency, was furiously assaulted in the streets of Albany, first by a man named Boone, and afterwards at the Executive Mansion by Boone's wife, because ho refused to pardon Bryan Fair field, his wife's brother, sentenced for man slaughten-iLßoone belongs to a family of cranks.—Bowman, the noted San Francisco capitalist, has failed for half a million.— Vanderbill has donated 500,000 dollars to the College of Physicians, New York.— The President of the Republican Club at Lacrosse, Wisconsin, was shot dead while presiding at a political procession. The murderer was lynched. — The petro leum market became almost panic on. the 14th, owing to the Christie well in But ler County, Pennsylvania, suddenly com mencing to produce 1,200 barrels daily. The present daily yield of 600 barrels is the largest over known, and thirty-one cotton mills at Fall River, Mass., representing a'million spindles, or 1,400,000 employed on print goods, shut down for a week ; 10,000 persons were thus thrown out of employment. Unless the market improves, the stoppage will continue indefinitely.— Tho paper trade of tho United States is re ported in a ruinous condition owing to the Government embargo on the importation of ra tr g ._Lato South American advices report that regular Peruviun troops captured Truxjillo from Carceres, the Guerilla, after hard fighting.—Nearly 600 sugar estates in Cuba have been returned ns abandoned.

FRANCE AND CHINA.

Heavy Fighting With Varied Kesults. London, October 12.—The correspondent of the " Times " telegraphs that the news of the defeat Of Admiral Lespes and the French fleet at Tamsui is confirmed. The Chinese, by hiding in. the brushwood, suffered some 600 of the French force to land nnd come within easy range of their guns before thoy appeared. The Chinese General, Tso, then led the attack upon the rear of the French, and the troops became panic stricken. The Chinese killed seventy men and captured one gun. They also be headed twenty-two French corpses, but de sisted from that horrible work upon a pro test from the British Consul. The Chinese loss was 200 killed and wounded. The fighting lasted five hours, at the end of which time the French retired to their ships. London, October-14.—A speck of war is found in the communications which have passed between England and France in re gard to stopping and searching of English vessels on the Chinese coast for contraband war material. It is said England protested against the orders given to the French com manders of war vessels, and that the corres pondence between the English and French Cabinets is getting warmer than is war ranted by ordinary diplomatic courtesy. It is known that England demanded a search ing inquiry as to the circumstance of over hauling English steamci-R and a casus belli may be established if it is ascertained that goods innocently exported by Englishmen have been seized.

Hongkong, October 14.—Admiral Cour bet is reenforcing the French squadron beforo Tamsui, Formosa, and preparing to renew the attack upon that town. He has sent Admiral Lespes back to Kelung. Paris, October 15.—General De Lisle tele graphs from Chu, on the upper LOochuan, as follows: "Colonel Donniter, after the engagementtin Friday, carried the heights commanding the Fortress of Chu, forming the point d'appni of a large, intrenched • Chinese camp, which wus defended by case mated forts. The Chinese forces were very large. Their loss during the engagement was heavy. On Saturday they attempted to assume the offensive, but our artillery strewed the ground with Chinese bodies. After leaving all their position's the Chinese Bed towards Langson, halting near Phu.ru ing and Khauh.' The French loss was twenty men and one officer killed: ninety men and two officers wounded. Our troops were animated with tho greatest ardour. The Chinese engaged were part of the best troops of the empire, perfectly armed and manoeuvred in the European style. The Chinese loss was 3,000 killed, including their chief commander. The Chin*ise invasion oi Tonquin has been arrested irl the direction of Langson." ;'';'.. Paris, October 17.— Fresh forces of Chi nese are invading Tonquin. General Briere Dcrisio telegraphs that there are many European officers in the Chinese army. The "Figaro" saya the Chinese force defeated at Chu was only a column of the left wing of the army invading Tonquin. It explains tho slaughter of 3000 Chinese by the fact that no quarter was given or' ,taken.a.nd no prisoners taken. The right column, which is passing along the river Songeau, is directed against Hong Hoa. The" Intransigent" asserts that of the 10,000 French soldiers in Tonquin only 4,000 are .effective. It declares that the Chinese invasion, if not arrested, threatens to overwhelm the French, and it is neces sary that not a mere reinforcement, but an army be sent to. their assistance. Three thousand reinforcements, with stores, will leave Toulon for Tonquin within a fortnight. Berlin, October 19.—A dispatoh has been received at the Chinese Embassy con firming the statement that the Chinese, uuder Lin Ming Chuan, defeated 1,800 French at Tamsui on the 15th inst. The French operations there were frustrated by torpedoes. London, October 19.—The "Times'"^ Peking correspondent is informed that the French commanders, if ordered to march on Peking, will ask for a complete corps d'armee of 40,000 men ot all branches of the service, 2 pontoon trains, 8,000 horses, 12 Held guns, floating and shore hospitals for 8,000 men, and a number of light-draught gunboats. The Paris correspondent of the "Tele graph " states that the court at Peking has Offered, through the. Washington Govern ment, to pay S.OOO.OOOdoIs. to compensate the French for .heir loss, not as owning to an error, but in ordor to smooth the way for a settlement. The correspondent says Ferry has considered the pffer too small. America is so satisfied with China's attitude, which she regards as worthy of defence, that Frelinghuysen has declared his in ability to understand the reluctance Of France to an amicable settlement of tbe difficulties.

THE MORGANATIC MARRIAGE.

Princess Alice's Marriage.

London, Ootober I.—The petition of the ■Grand Duke of Hesse for divorce from Mme. K.lomino will be hoard by seven Judges of the Supremo Court at Darmstadt on October 18th. Mmo. Kalomine will oppose the petition. She has declined the allowance granted her by the Grand Duke, and refuses to compromise. If a divorce is refused, the Grand Duke will abdicate. "Truth "says Queen Victoria desires that the divorce be granted, so as to allow the Grand Duke to marry the Duchess of Albany. New York, October 14.—A cable special from London says : A new complication in connection with the morganatic marriage of tho Grand Duke Louis'lV. of Hesse with Mmo. Kalomine is announced. The lady is about to become a mother. Her appeal from the decree of divorce is still pending, but is about to be tried before the highest tribunal recognisedby German law. Itis believed that Mme. Kalomine's condition will influencethe Court, at least to tlie extent of compelling the duke to materially increase the pension of the discarded wife. Mme. Kalomine is said to be avaricious, and the alimony and costs of the suit may beggar the Grand Duke. This contingency has been foreseen by his mother-in-law, Queen Victoria, and it is reported that she holds his written promise to abdicate in favour of his son if the suit be decided in favour of Madame Kalomine.

To the Editor: Sir,—Permit me to pro test against the presumption of the One hunga Racing Committee in daring to put up to auction the gates of a public reserve over which they have no manner of control. The reserve in question, in Onehunga, com prising, some forty acres, has been granted to the public as a, free recreation ground and also for cemetery "purposes, and any person attempting to levy a fee on any in dividual for going on the ground should be prosecuted by the police for endeavouring to obtain money by false, pretences. The authority for charging an entrance fee is precisely similar to what it would be to make a charge for going into the Auckland Domain.or the Albeit Park.—Yours, etc BIJBIJESS. ' -■:■-■'' r :.■■:■ fl/«>!l .;-'- , t'<

SPORTING NEWS.

The followin'-* nominations were received- - last night for the Wellington Cup, run in February next:—Tim Whilller, Fusilier " - Talebearer, Charmer, Sou'wester, July, % Administrator, Consul, Welcome Jack * Armourer, Laurel, Hinemoa, Speculation %& Sir Bedivcre, Tasiftan, Johnny Faulkner* -;':' Lady Emma, Lady Evelyn, Mokoia, Mate'" nakn,-Bayard, The Poet, Minerva," Salvage Turquoise, Leonora, Tigredia, Befrigerator'— i Normanby, Vanguard, Liverpool, Blacl..- ;s Rose, Mainhopm. . At the Petane races yesterday, Fore runner, by King of Clubs—En Avant, won the Cup of lOOsovs.; Denbigh, the Hurdles • Christina, the Maiden Plate ; Abraham, the Prince of Wales's Stakes ; and Jacob,'the ;;: Ladies' Bracelet. , Settling on the C.J.C. Meeting. At the settling on the C.J.C. Race' Meet- ■ inp yesterday, the following amounts were - paid over:—Hon. W. Robinson, £2,169; M. J. Pilbrow, £870; Mr H. Redwood;-{843 •' I Mr G. G. Stead, £400; Mr H. aifford' -'' £358 ; Major George, £285 ; Mr R. H: Val! H lance, £290; Mr E. Cutts, t270; Captain Russell. £237; Mr D. O'Brien, £234; Mr ,; Rutherford, £104: Mr G. Bate, £191 j Mr r* P. Butler, £162; Mr H. Goodman, £153. §1 and small amounts, making a. ToM of £6,0G1125. ".--'■' -'bt

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i * ,^^__»_«ii^«wii_»!MM|^«ta^ *• TO-MORROW, "~ - : At Noon. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL SELL, on above dtte, at his Mart Vulcan Lane, MOUNT ALBERT PROPERTY. The Property to be offbred by Auction Is situated In tho centre, and is tho cream of that vast Rising District ot Mount Albert and con sists of 89 ALLOTMENTS, ranging in size from * of an acre to 3_ acres. . ' ~ On Lot 15 of the abovo property there Is a well finished 5-roomed Cottage, and the allotment is all fenced, fowl-house, fee. _.___-. The Soil is Unexceptional,for the mostpart Rleh Volcanic having tho advantage of Run ning Streams nnd Springs all over the Property. ' * The Land lies to tho North-east, having Mag nificent Views of the Harbour and the Sur rounding Distriots of Mount Eden, Mount Roskill, and the Waitakerei Ranges; is free ' Somali South-westerly Winds, and for Health, View, and Situation is Unsurpassed. • The Mount Albert Railway Station is on one corner of the Property, having communication ■with Auckland frequently, and 'Busses pass hourly to and from Auckland within 3 minutes Walk from any part of tho Property. Distance ftom Auckland, 31 miles. ■ The Road Board, at the present time, are cutting down McElwain's Hill., and widening the Road between the City and Mount Albert at aeost of over £1.000. When, this work is finished it will be the Best Road round Anck- Tho City is gradually spreading out this way, . and hundreds of Houses have gone up within ■■ -i the last 12 months, showing that ore long it will t be almost within the City Boundaries, and tho terms on which the Property will be offered for , Sale on WEDNESDAY. 19th November, are •! such as to bring It within the rcaoh of all classes, namely :— One-fourth Cash j balance 2 years at 7 por cent. Persons paying cosh will havo their convey ance, made out free of cost Lithographic plans to be had on application to the Auctioneer. * ;, Also, at same timo and placo, THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 7-ROOMED COTTAGE, the property of Mr Wilkins, on Allotment 4. Roganville, contain ing lr. lp., close to the 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, WAXKOMITL— Compact little Farm at Wal komiti, threo miles from Railway Station, having frontage to deep water (tidal creek), con taining 48 acres good land, fully Improved, plenty of good feed, bush, and fresh water; good 6-roomed cottage, garden, and orchard etc.. and only ten miles from Auokland by road, being part of Lot 53. Waikomiti, adjoining the fenn. of Messrs Haslip and Porter. ' Also, WAIKOMin.-ll aores 3 roods Land at Wal >■'■ * komiti, being Allotment 168, Parish of Walko miti. County of Eden, known as Johnßon's Brick Yards, together with 3 new Sheds (ono blown down by tho wind), tho material for which alone oost fiiOO; windmill, with pump, the latter costing £30. A good two-roomed House and good well of water; capital view, and close to the Waikomiti Station. Very suitable for a Brick Yard or other work, as the railway runs ' through the property, and a siding can easily be made. To be sold without reserve. R. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. B. C. OARRJ [B, D.SONKB TO-MORROW, f:' i '• ■ i" At 12 o'clock, . PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY, HAVING removed to their new works at Ann's Bridge, we have beeninstruoted to sell, at an early date (due notice of which Will bo given), THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES j / THE FREEHOLD of their Works In York street Parnell. , THE LEASEHOLD of the AUotmentadjoln '"• Ing their present Warehouse and Office, having about 02 years to run. THE LEASEHOLD of their late Works In . Freeman's Bay. All particulars and Lease can be seen at our office. | B. TONE S _ CO., Auctioneers. ' '•.. O ' >& O. CARR.J [B. D. TONES. | '--■-~.,■ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, . '- At 12 "O'clock.* CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD. MOUNT EDEN. '";."■ :...:'v■;-';. / : ,MOUNT EDEN.. -: ! SUBURBAN VILLA SITES. B. TONES _ CO. HkVE received irlstructiins to Sell by ] ~; Auction, on Thureilay, November 20th, •t twelve o'clook noon, 1 '-THEII_A_^C_CNT PROPERTY KNOWN AS CSHESTERFIELD;"' in the Mount Eden | Dtatribt,'out tip into Eligfhlo Villa Sites; well I situated, having magnlfieent views. Soil, a light loam; In good grass; free of stone. Needs only to bo seen to bo appreciated. ; ',B__es, pass the property- hourly. Allotments are pegged and flagged. . Plans can be had of the Auctioneers. B, 0. CARR.] fß.' D. _ON_B. il ?-MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. ■.)[]' ,:;: REMUERA. , ; ~, . ' ■ SUPERIOR MODERN! HOUSEHOLD .FURNITURE. Atthe Residence,.-Brighton^ Road, - . Hemuera. *:. ;.■',,. "... & ; -C0..; -|'F ! HANB received instrnctions frfi'm Mr James Buekland. who Is leaving.Anoi "And. to sell, on Monday, November fl, at .11 o'clook, THE WHOLE OF HJS SUPERIOR FURNJ V ■- TURE, PLATE, PICTURES, &0.. &Q. j •'•io-Moßiow. ; ; ,GEVNERAL-DRAPERY ' . :....". DRESS MATERIAL • i . | % 'T. ' BtOSLERY, PRINTS - ? >■■■■-: :■■ SATEENS '.'- , ■ ,HATS, SHIRTS 'HOLLANDS ' - "HANDKERCHIEFS ' ■', ~.-;-. '. -■ &0., . -&o-,' &o.; '.- GABRIEL LEWIS . HAS toMred instructions to Sell at his Rooms, on above date, at eleven o'olock, A -LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE NEW GOODS. ..■..,-. ' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20/ • At quarter past 12 sharp. . ''VALUABLE PROPERTIES AT ,-,..' REMUERA.; ;, BALANCE OEBfiLLWOOD ESTATE, AND OTHER PROPERTIES. ■ VAIl'^E AND DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions from Mr - George Colebrook to sell by auction at '"''their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, • , n " " * HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, iiil Bltnate in Orakel Road, being part of Allotment 16. and containing 4 acres, ifenced; ' .'^^a^andlngrassandorchard. Together . WltH-W -.--'..' - -WE-L^BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE , of 7 rooms, Wash-house, Sec ' This Is a rare opportunity.for procnrlng 4 ,-" _cres of land in __s fashionable locality. -•■- — Also, ' Allotment 101 of Sedtion 16, containing 2a. ,or. •8p» and pleasantly' sitiiated on the road leading to Orakei Ba_n, _ . - . '' ,- Also, ' - . The following Lots in tho BELLWOOD ES TATE, MOUNT EDEN:- , CROMWELL-STREET-Lota 21," 22, 28 to 31, 33 to 36, 49 to 54. MARLBOROUGH-STREKT- Lots 1,2,3,5, 6, ~, -9,10,13 to 15,65 to 66. , LAWRENOE-STREET-Lots 43 to 46, 48, 49, " BELLWOOD AVENUE-L0t526t0_3,34t04». " ' -t-LKIGH-StBEET-Lots 16 to 24. .; O__ATHA_.t-ST-_.ET-Lota 61 to 69. Tom. lor- Ben-wood, Oae-thlrd Cash, balance "LllnoKTatf *_ plana on nppilcitlon; TE KOP-URU^__(iSa'_nt4*/i:-31. eontalitoH SO acres, andKo. 32, conta-atog: _1 __t«S tSSthS ill aorearßltuated near the Saw-mUIaT ~*"r"*; |Hb VAELE k DOOGLAS, . I-aod and-state Auctioneers, _m m. '-■ ~, : .Bhortland-Btreet,



*BM*f MffSDlYr NOVEMBER io; s*™5 *™ THE REM CERA YARD*. FOR SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, on Thursday, November SO, 110 Quiet Well-bred 3-yoar-old STEERS 200 Well-fatted CATTLE 1000 Fat SHEEP and LAMBS 3 DAIRY-FED PIGS; prize-takers at the late Show Fat and Storo PIGS ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. November 19 Papakura—Wednesday, November 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! THE FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON will take place on Wednesday, Deo. 3, 1884, at THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW. HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND, FOR PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS: Farm Lots from 20 aores and upwards, near Pukekohe Station; from £7 10b to £10 an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 aores; securely fenced; is near other homesteads, and good land; £2 an acre. Farm of 150 acres on the Pukekohe Hill, ad joining thatof Mr Jacob Wright's; considerably Improved; £8 an acre. A first-class Farm, half-way botween Kihlkihl and Te Awamutu, containing 586 acres, with choice apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,500 to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with im provements from £1 to £7 an acre. vcuyo M ALFRED BUCKLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTIONEERS, nOURE, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, W. & J. R. VAILE Beg to announce that their New Bale Rooms, opposite tho Auokland Savings Bank, Queen street will be completed about MONDAY, the 17-i inst, and that on and after that date they will be prepared to receive any Consignments or Properties for Sale. BEE ADVERTISEMENT IN FUTURK IBBUE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 11 o'clock. TO MERCHANTS AND THE TRADE AND OTHERS. IN THE ESTATE OF W. F. HULL, TRADING AS HULL BROS.. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy to sell by publio auction, at his Mart, Fort-atreet oh Thursday, November 20, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF THE BONDED GOODS AS FOLLOWS, viz.:- SPIRITS. Brandy— 4 qr.-casks"Prunier" 10 cases Hcnnessy's, pints Whisky— - -20 cases Lorno 15 cases WW Rum— 1 qr.-oask Palo W.I. 4 qr.-casks Lowndes 80 cases JDKZ. 12 bottles 44 cases JDKZ • WINES. Sherry— " - 1 qr.-cask " Montella 5 qr.-casks " Medium Full" 1 qr.-cask Pale 2 qr.-casks Yin Natlonalo 3 qr.-casks D'Gomez • Ports— 4 qr.-casks " Fnll Bodied " 6 qr.-casks Carey's "Tarragona " 2 qr.-casks Grant and Carlos 5 cases Chateau Meney 6 cases Chateau Margaux Australian Wine— 1 qr.-cask "Reialing" 9 qr.-casks " Grenacho " , 1 qr.-cask " Frontignac" 1 qr.-casks " Tokay " 1 qr.-cask Constantia 1 qr.-cask Port 1 qr.-cask Sherry 1 qr.-cask Claret 1 qr.-cask Vordeilho BOTTLED BEER. 165 cases Anglo-Bavarian Ale, quarts 44 cosos Anglo-Bavarian Ale. pints 6 cases Anglo-Bavarian Stout, pints 15 cases Dogßhcod Ale, quarts 15 cases Dogshcod Stout, quarts . CIGARS. 50*10 " Prince ot Wales," 50 boxes 5000 " La Clara," 100 boxes. TERMS.—Under £30, cash; over that amount, approved promissory notes at three months. W. 8. COOHRJINF] .JAB. DAORB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. "SLiFhant-street, a SUMMER-STREET, 1 ■:■ O'NEILL-STREET, PONSONBY. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street on Monday, 21th mat, at 12 tfclock SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, PONSONBY "«*y"" ALLOTMENTS In Oliphant-street from * • 47 feet to 50 feet frontage. 10 ALLOTMENTS in Summer-street, from ** 45 feet t0.60 feet frontage. ft ALLOTMENTS in O'Neill-street, 45 feet " frontage .-« -■■■ '••■■■■ > Terms: One-fourth cash; balance, 7 per cent. Plans on application. i For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL (X)CT__t_NE & SON, Auctioneers.. W, 8. OOOH-AKEJ I JAS, -ACBI AT AN EARLY DATE. ALLOTMENTS, MORNINGSIDE. THE Subscribers have recived instruc tions from Mr S. Finch to sell, at their Rooms, Queen-street, at an e#rly dato, HIS WELL-KNOWN AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of about 20 acres Splendid Land, all in grass, subdivided Into . " 11Q GRAN BUILDING SITES. About three minutes' walk from railway station and 'bus. and possessing most ex tensive and beautiful views. Plans in preparation. Terms Easy, ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. EOBER- L. BRADLEY.] [FRANK NEWEL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. " auctTon SALE OF . HAY, STRAW, CHAFF, &&, &c, &o, THE undersigned purpose holding Regu lar Weekly Auction Sales of Hay, Straw. Chaff, flta, at their Sale Room, Karangahape Road, Newton, noxt Bank of New Zealand. ' Their Salo will bo held on Friday, Nov.'2l, at 10 o'clock. ;■ For Solo by Auction, 10 LOADS OF HAY AND STRAW, " BRADLEY & NEWELL, Auctioneers. • >■ TO-MORROW. il2 CASES JEWEL PACKETS AND COSAQUES. 2 CASES FIRST-CLASS CIGARETTES, ASSORTED SIZES. - E.& A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to Sell by Auotion_ttapir Stores.Queon-street,on Wednesday next, Noveuibejr J9. i_L PACKAGES 6F THE '.(1 ..- iH' '." -4BOVE. ■"■ f -f l-^*^,*3^ :WE_a>Ass6_vr__ri -new goods, and v •-^,*^!!^-t^.49*;PHßisT__B ■*crax.*_.; : - -^Noßeseryei '■.-, E. le A. ISAACS, j- 4 J^©*"*cbaptje and Auctioneers.



.-KB*- TT j ES ' D AY, 25tit. NOON. "hniiß "piNFs." CULTIVATED AND PLANTED, HEALTHY, PLEASANT, CONVENIENT, LARGE ALLOTMENTS, WIDE STREETS, VERY EASY TERMS. R. ARTHUR HAS boon favoured with instructions from Mr Jones to Sell, by Public Auction, at hia Estate, Land, and House Sale-rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Tuesday, 25th, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, OAtLKD ■' THE PINES," Havinp been Occupied and Cultivated by him for Fifteen Years, containing over TWENTY ACRES ot LAND, tho wholo of which hae been under cultivation, and a Large Portion well Laid-ont and Planted with Good Fruit Trees, Forest Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. There is a Comfortable Dwelling-house and other Build ings, a Large Frontage to Richmond Avenue, situated opposito the Surrey Hillß Estate, but a short distance from the Great North Road. 'Buses regularly run. The whole of this Fine Proporty has been Subdivided into LARGE HOME3TEAD and BUILDING SITES, having frontagos to Rich mond Avenue and three good Streets, each 60 feet wide, laid-out through tho Property, and will be Submitted to Public Competition, the owner having determined to Sell. Tho Position is suoh as to moke it a Most Desirable Pisco of Residence, an Easy Distance from tho City, commanding an 'Extensive, Varied, and Charming Viow; Healthy and Well-watorod. Terms : Ono-third cash, balanco on mortgage at six per cent. Title—Land Transfer. Lithographic plans will bo ready in a few days. Allotments Pegged and Streets Named. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, ■ N°on- MOUNT EDEN. FINE VILLA SITES, BEAUTIFUL VIEW, ■ VOLCANIC SOIL. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruction! from tho Trustees of the lato Mr W Hall, to Bell by publio auction, at his Estate Land, and Houso Salo-rooms, Arthur's Mart Qucen-Btreet, on Thursday, November 27. at I. 0 clock noon, THAT FINE PROPERTY, situated noxt thi old District School, opposito the Residence ane Grounds of J. Batgor. Esq., having frontages tc Mount Eden Road and Valley Itoad, aubdi vidod into FIVE SUPERIOR BUILDING SITES Commanding an extensive and uninterrupted vlow of Mount Albort and tlie Ranges beyond Manukau Heads, Threo Kings, One-Tree HIU &c. Most Hoalthy Position, Volcanic Soil, Fashion able and Fast-rising Neighbourhood. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1884. NORTHCOTE. SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS. , MARINE, VILLaTaND BUSINESS SITES. EXTENSIVE AND CHARMING VIEWS MISS BARTLEY'S PROPERTY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. THE undersigned has been favourec with instructions to sell by public nuctlot at his Estate, Laud, and House Sale Rooms Arthur's Mart, Queon-Btreet, on Monday, De comber 1,1881, at 12 o'olock noon, THAT WELL-KNOWN AND SPLENDIDLY SITUATED ESTATE of Miss Bartlev's, bay ing a largo frontago to tho Main Thorough fare, with a gontlo Blope to a good Sandti Beach. Roads of 60 feet width havo beon laid oSTthrough the property, ono of which supplies a want long felt; v direct road from tho Ureal North Road to tho Beautiful Beach at tho foot of this property. The position is such as to mako it a most de sirable placo for residences, and an excellont speculation, as it must become at no distant dato of great value, adjoining the township, fronting a good road, having sea frontage, com manding a lovoly viow of oity, harbour, suburbs, and country; within 5 minutes' walk of the Northcote Wharf. Title : Lands Transfer. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL HORSE SALE, Ex Stormbird. THE undersigned have received instruc tions to sell, at the Durham Yards, on Wednesday. November 19, v n FIRST-CLASS HORSES, selected with oy tlie greatest care by Mr J. Chadwick from tho beßt stations and farms on the West Coast Consisting of— 5 Heavy Draught Horses 15 Spring Cart and Express Horses 14 Handsome Cab and Carriage Horses. 16 First-class Hacknoy and Ladles' Heroes 12 Crosscountry Horses and Fast Hacks 20 Unbroken Hacks Children's Ponies The Auctioneers would call special attention to the above, as being a prime lot and worth} of the attention of persons requiring a geoo horse of any class." HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. WOOL SALE. Tho undersigned will hold their FIRST WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON AT THE DURHAM WOOL STORE, >'"■•>'?: on '.■''•' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, At 2 p.m. HUNTER AND NOLAN, i | DURHAM YARDS. •' FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS HUNTER. AND NOLAN. I : i ***-* J, B. > B L A I X 18, • Victoria-street, „ IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY. DTKECT FROM MANUFACTURERS, Has For Sole, at Low Rates, Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges x Kitchon Ranges Register Orates, In great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces (Largest Stock in Auokland) Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Slate, Cement, and Plaster. INSPECTION INVITED. A. and G. Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKER*. IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery :— 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder. Win. diameter, 2iin. stroke. 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by 18in. stroke 1 Launch Engine, 4_in. by Sin. stroke 1 Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by lift, diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. long by -ft, Oin. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by sft, diameter 1 Cornish Roller, 15ft. long by Ift 6in. diameter 1 Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7ft_3!t fin.; now A quantity of second-band Quartz-orus— Ing Plant Estimates supplied for all classes of Engineering Work,—Makers ot Sawmill and Quartz crushing Machinery, Turbine Wheels, Hydraulio Machinery, Timber Jacks, and Patent Safety Catches for Warehouse and other Lift Cages. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE J_l HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING I VEHICLES. Hired, Bought, and Sold, al 1 CBOWTHEK'g VI<V.O.UA STABLES, Wfjl ' -.'"-W-ftjiNli.-. ._; ; „;



— DRINK — NELSON, MOATE, & CO.'S GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS. PHICES: \ 2/- 2/4 2/8 3/- 3/4 tf FOR PRESS OPINIONS AND ANALTSI& SEE CIRCULAR. NONE GEN»INE~WITHOIJT OlflK NAME ON. AUCKLAND bIaNCH AGENCIES'. ALEXANDRA .. .. Aubin, John 1 AVONDALE '.. .. Pock, H. BUCKLANDS .. .. Walker, Thos. CAMBRIDGE .. .. Rold, W. HAMILTON EAST .. LoQuesne, P. HAMILTON WEST - Knox. John HELENSVILLE.. _ McLood. P. and J, HUNTLY .. _. _ Friar and Davles KAWAKAWA „ _ Ktrkpatrlok, W. J. KIHIKIHI.. „ .. Ellis, J. W. KINGSLAND ._ .' Letts,W.M. V KOPURU ... '.. .. KopuruSawMUlCo. MOUNT EDEN.. .. Surman, & MOUNT EDEN.. .. Badge*,a Mt.ROSKILL ROAD.. Rollett, Geo. " MONGONUI .. .. Wyles, Robert NEWTON Stevenson, R. NGARUAWAHIA .. Friar and Davles NORTH SHORE „ Johnston, W. NORTHCOTE .. ... Porter Bros. OHAUPO Edwards, J. T. . ONEHUNGA _. _. Moody, Geo. OTAHUHU _ .. HaU,J. PAEROA .. ._. .. Robson, J. M. PARNELL.. ._ .. Marriott, M. PONSONBY _, _. Field, H. PONSONBY „ „ Hawthorn, R. PONSONBY .. „ Young. W.H. POKENO .. .. _. Campboll,T. RANGIRIRI .. _. Gerrard, James TAUPIRI.. .. ... Lovel). W. H. M. TAURANGA .. ... Bodoll, Jamea TE AWAMUTU ... Stichbury, J. A. THAMES .. .. -.. Hansen, J. E. TUAKAU.. _ .. Walker,Thos. WADE .. .. .. Dunn,S. WAIORONGOMAI .. Soppett, J. WHANGAREI .... ~ Conyngham and Co. WOODLANDS ... „ Waikato Land Asso ciation ' NELSON, MOATE, & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL >' TEA MERCHANTS, BLENDERS, AND IMPORTERS, CHRISTOHUROH, DDNEDIN, WELLINGTON, ' AND 158, QUEEN-ST., Auckland. D. E v l T Tt GUNMAKER, •. i^^»™J Queen - sinxsa, - <o%l%lo^^°^ AUCKLAND fs^jlpif (Opposite the City Market}. ,(00Mi$^™\ ESTAKLISHKD 18-0. mmtz&li&lk^W Intending Buyorß should In fs' !lOTs»>K§ir J SPOO* th° LAUGH STOCK of ___\\Wbi&*-S Breech and Mu._e-load.ng '_^a_fiM_K@ Guns on hand. Thoy will see VSftSraM.-- c best value in Auckland. __BSt«S»S»' Every gun thoroughly examln iaj|ijlf ad and guaranteed before dall _S_W Hammeriess Gnns, with Siemens SfiSt Patent Steel Barrels. 12 and 20 gauge I fflm' Silver's Patent Antl-recoll Butt Platssi bß_\ Webley's Bull Dog and Irish Consta ts hulary Revolvers, also his New Patent gftili Bolt -extracting Revolver ;, Kynooh's «PS Patent" Perfect" Reloading Metalllo ms& Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Kiev's SS3S Revolver Ammunition and Metalllo '■" Cartridge Cases ; Newoastle Chlllod 3hot I Curtißß and Harvey and Pigon Wilk's and Laurence's Gunpowder; Eley'B Wadding and Cartridge Casta,' Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Uarae Bags, Gun Cases, Qmmge Belts, Gun Oil Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Morales and Bella. Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Breech-loading to^lementa. Kahilis Tackle, OuUeiy, Sir*. works. REPAIRS, Including Browning and R* I rtooklng, specially attended to, and satisfaction C ru_tanteed.-__' ,"______l '~'■ ,V-, .'.,.': ■;':;. '■, 0. EVTTT, QvtvAwwn t* ixrosraa, 1 .;, ,m, flwpr -r"~% apwukb. i' -, *•*■.. *



C O JT'-T I""1'W: A- T I OF OF THE TRULY GREAT SALE OF W. VAILE & CO.'S SALVAGE STOCK AND .:'.....• * A. O. STEPHENSON'S INSOLVENT ESTATE. THESE TWO STOCKS AMOUNTED. TO NEARLY £8,000 WORTH OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. THE REMAINING PORTION OF THESE STOCKS WILL BE CLEARED INDEPENDENT OF PRICE. GREAT SALE TO-BAY (SATURDAY) AND FOLLOWING DAYS AT S. COOMBES & CO.'S, QUEEN-STREET. AND ON THE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY A. 0. STEPHENSON, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. GREAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson's O AAA PAIRS of Men's Printed Stock now going on at S. Coombes and &,\J\r\J Mole Trousers ot 4a lid, worth Cb.'a, Queen-atreet. 7s Od, during the Great Salvage Sale.—Samuel /IREAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson's » es Bnd buildings. Queen &Q^ OetsS goinKOnatS- COO^03,ind TO-DTH-ING LIKE THEM.-A Grand aT,T-..m <-n ci iio_ i > -Li Lot of Boys' Knlokcr Suits at 4s lid. REAT Clearance Salo of Stephenson's Quite perfect-Sa\nl. Coombes and Co.. Canada Stook now going on at S, Coombes and Buildings, Qiioen-streot. B^T™"™ eet' oi . o*V i A FACT.-20Q pairs of good Blankets , p. REAT Cloaranco Sale of Stephenson s J\, (slightly soilod) at Is lid during the Salo i VT Stock now goiag on at S. Coombos and of Vailo's Salvage Stock. — Samuel Coombes Co.'s, Quoon-streot' and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street. GREAT Clearanco Sale of Stephenson's \ITANTED SEEN-Tho Washing Silks Stook now going on at S. Coombea and Vl at Is Od, worth 3s fid, qnlta perfect, Co.'s, Qucen-Btreet. during tho Great Salvage Sale. — Samuel MILLINERY, for Christmas Presents, at Sjgt & Co" Canada B»twta*B-' «UMn nominal pricos, at S. Coombes and CoB, ____.',,_ _~,,._,. - . . . . Canada Buildings. TiON T SMILE I It is a serious fact; MTTTTWRTiV fnr PlirU.mn« Prpwnts -Kfi during this -.Great Salvago Salo wo are iLLUNHiKSt, tor uiristmas r* resents, soiling a good Print, fast colourfi, quite perfect, , at nominal pricos, at 3. Coombos and at 2jd.-Samuol Coombes Se Co.. Canada Co.'s, Canada Buildings. Buildings, Qucon'Stroot. AM ILLINERY, for Christmas Presents, TJEFORE spending your money, give ITA at nominal prices, at S. Coombes & Cos.. J_> Samuel Coombos & Co. a visit during the Canada Buildings Great Sale. You will save money. DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS PRE- nr.o LADIES.-A Splendid Lot of Nun's ,-, , Sli,-.TS. fwmi 33d. at S. Coombes and J_ Veiling, beautiful shades, at 84d. worth Co.'s, Canada Builduigs. mjd, at S. Coombes and Co.'s this week only. DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS PRE- -_■_-* Ay!m ,v>n vx,nn,w a n at? w BENTS, from 3,d. Nt S. Coombes and TENANTED KNOWN-A Good French Co.'s, Canada buildings. • _,T » , TwiU at llJd, worth 2j Od. during the — ..r~. _.--, t. .7 ™ . ~ , ~ ■ Saleof William Vaile and Co's Salvago Stock,— , T INOLEUM Pattern Floor-cloth, Is OJd Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, 1 i per yard, at S. Coombos & Co.'c. Quoen-street. HAVE YOU SEEN the Ladies' 4- TTtTANTED SEEN, the Lot of really button Kid Gloves, at Is lid, worth Is TT good Rogatta Shirts at 2a lid. worth '• lid. Quite perfect—Samuol Coombos Se Co., double tho money, during the Groat Salvago Canada Buildings, Queon atroet. Sal..—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Bui—l ? TI7ANTED KNOWN-On Monday wo lng8' Quecn-*»troot [ V V shall Soil a Lot of Ladios' Umbrollag at A STOUNDING I—Slightly damaged by ' Is. worth four times tho money. — Samuel J7_L water, a Lot of Youths' Serge Suits (all " Coombes Se Co., Canada Buildings, Queon-Streot, sizes) at 10a fid. Como early and avoid tho crush. QALVAGE.-200 Men's Tweed Mackin- -Samue^mbos and Co.. Caiiada Bu___u?B. • kj tosh Coats, from 15s lld.-Samuol Coombos \"I7"ANTED KNOWN—Durint? the Sale I and Co.. Canada Building. Queen-street. W ™ V aUo a nd Co.'s Salvagg 8 Bta_k^ WANTED KNOWN '— During the are selling a good Sheoting Calico at 814 and • Great Salvago Sale we aro selling a superior fwl,'lat Old, 72 inches wida-Samuel - Superior W-hite Quilt at la lid. Quito perfect, Coombes and Co., Canada Building, Queon-st noTti\ ■n,,um;"_l 3o?, u_?- £2?« ftnd Co-' WANTED KNOWN-Thoronre'stM a Canada Buildings, Quoon-street. \\ (ow m 018 Udl( , g , wjd ohudre,,', WANTED, all Men to buy a pair of the Ulsters, rescued from tho Fire at W, Vaile and Nelson Tweed Trousers at 7s lid. worth Co.'s; prices nominaL-Samuel Coombos and 15s «d.-Bamuel Coombes & Co.. Canada Build- Co-. Canada_Buildlnge, Quoen-street, ings, Queen-street. QALVAGE-4,000 Yards of really good WANTED, 2,000 Ladios to take away kJ Dress Matorlal. during tho Salvage Sale, Millinery. It cannot be called Selling it. a'SWj must bo soon to be bollevod.-Samuel the prices are so absurd. Come carlr. and Coombes and Co., Canada Bnildmgs, Queen avoid the orush. — Samuol Coombea & Co., »"*ee_ « * : Canada Buildings, Queen-street. -IX^ANTEB KNOWN —An immenae CAN SUCH THINGS BE POSSIBLE? TT quantity of Ribbons, all now shades -Men's Tweed Trousers 4a lid. worth 10s B? d.,P a#i .na- "S3^, wS r.h l». during toa Bale 6d; hundreds to select from,; during the Sale of °j >v-. Vailo and Co s Salvage itook.-Bamual Voile's Salvage. - Samuel Coombes and C 0.,. Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen- Canada Buildings, Qucon-stroet. streot. WANTED SEEN—The Men's Tweed A N IMMENSE LOT of French Costumee Suits at 18s 6d (slightly damaged by -t *-. at half-price during the Salvage _Sale; , water) at tho great Salvago Sale now going on "°(; dnmagod. - Samuel Coombos and Co.. 1 at Samuol Coombes and Co.'a, Canada Build- Canada Buildings, Queen-street I Wlffi^MiK TT almost giving away Men's, Ladies', and wo aro selling Black Silks at such prices as . Children's Socks and Stockings, during tho Salo wero never heard of beforo. Como early and . of W. Vaile & Co.'s Salvago Stock. — Samuel avoid the orush.—Painuel Coombes and Co., . Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-st. Canada Buildings, Queen-street. 1 i - * • Remember!! ! ■ DURING THE SALE .OF W. VAILE & COS. SALVAGE STOCK AND A. O. STEPHENSON'S INSOLVENT ESTATE WE GIVE AWAY PASSES ON ALL 'BUSES, TRAMCARS, nnd STEAMBOATS, nt S. COOMBES & COS. s^__vi:TJ_e_i_, ooo___t_3___s &c 00. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET



I JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant i CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. i Telegraph Address: |Telephone Exchange,© "Eagle," Auckland. | No. fa. . The Advertisor desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho 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 Jib packets, also in 61b, 101b, ond 401b tins, viz j— 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 genoral favour, and requests attention to tho following Analytica Repor i— "Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auokland, Juno 13,1884.-I havo sampled the Baking Powder in the bulk, propared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chanb, Auckland, and have analysed the same and find the constituents pure and well-propor tioned. Tho result proves this article to be superior to any either imported or colonially prepared that has been submitted to me, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. PONn, Colonial Analyst," Each tin bears his Registered Trade Mark, Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assortment, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, and Australian Markets, Catalogues on Application, SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON, 1884-5. I have received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of the NEW SEASON'S CROP, EX S,S. TAMSUI, from Fooohow, via Wellington, ; - And shall be glad to Forward LIQUORING ,-. SAMPLES on application. The OUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP le of Very High Character compared with the pre vtous years. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle.Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special inducements which I am prepared to offer. JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Customs-Street, Auckland. T OOAL I N D US T R V DUTTON BROS., Manufacturers of Every Description ot, CORES, BUNGS, FISHING NET FLOATS '■• - . Sco,, &c., ' ■- . ■ ,WhWes_teand • ~ J4PTQBT! UPPifliuBSN-STRBW,



Ironmongery. __ EL iPOZRTIEIR . 8c GO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IKONMONGEKS AND IKON MEROHAKTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. Our Stock of Platedwaro is constantly being replenished by new shipments, of the latest designs, are well selected, and as Wedding Presents, &c, cannot do excelled. c. :po:rt:_-:r & 00. Have for many years mado a speciality of RANGES AND COOKING STOVES Having them made to thoir order, thoy can recommend them to thoir friends, Another shipment of the favourite Self Setters to arrive by the Waikato, now due. 3_L IPO:R_--__R 8c GO. /Have iußt 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 1 astonishing rapidity. The effect of this Filter upon oven the foulest Water is surprising, \ and chemical analysis fails to detect tho least trace of organic matter in the water that 1 has once passed through it. It is tho best possible preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever," -and all other disea.e. arising from drinkinc impurowatei. No water should be used for drinking or cooking without being effectually purified; and no bouse can be thoroughly furnlshod without a good Filter. E. POETEE 8c GO. Have always a largo stock of "'". MANGLES AND WASHING MACHINES LEVER AND SPRING. The Putnam Mangle, cheap, handy, and takes up little room. ; __3. POETEE & CO. Have a large variety of ■ J ' LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN ROLLERS, AND GARDEN TOOLS. In § -'■ yIK |w I E. POETEE <Sc 00. Have a large stock of ( . _=»___I_STTS, OILS, __-_ST_D 'V__-E3_TlS___:__]S. RUBBER PAINT. MIXED PAINTS. KEROSENE. J^^tf^\ PITC* TURPENTINE. ,/<? *%^|^^^^ C°AL TAR* CASTOR OIL. I*% f^^^^i-if^^. ~\ STOCKHOLM TAR. COLZA OIL. \\% COTTON WASTE. LINSEED OIL. Va r^^^W^/ OAKUM. NEATSFOOT OIL. \f/^^^^___^^^' J _P / _/ ROPE'S, SOFT SOAP. "aA PUTTY, ''—-^^^ TWINES, PRICES ALL REDUCED. BetallDDepartmen t I Wholesale Dopnrimfcnt s P QVEEN-STREET. I HIGH STREET, - Branch Store j NEWMARKET, / | WHERE A LARGE STOCK IS, KEPT AND SOLD AT TOWN PRICES.. \ * ~; :'■■,,. ->.;: \nclUa_d, N.Z, -' ,'",'..;.. .".. *



Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea* THK GREAT GERMAN FAMILY .' MEDICINE. ; ,' RELIABLE, SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL. The well-known Tea has proved ittelfMbsY Moat Certain and Efficacious Remedy for tuck diseases as Sudden and Severe Colds, Congbi. Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis. Headache Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints,. tSi Piles, Congestion, &c, caused by Bh-irapun rtate, or a superfluity of blood. Its use removal gcrorala, CoDtaneous Eruptions,Pimpleson'thl Face, Blotches, Boils, Rhoumatio" Pains;'*_« Pains in tho Bones and Joints. It Is a Proven. tlve against Contagion, and destroys Inhaled Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It pnrlfiea the Blood, cleanses the Stomach and Bowel! and gives to tho whole system a healthy, east tone. It Opens the bowels in a very mild anj certain way. It works on tho system generally jauslng Uttlo or no discomfort. It will prevail) Almost any disease if used at least once ■ month. It restores tho appetite, it removes th« distress.caused by oating hearty food of over loading the stomach, and will be found effectual Ha Family Remedy whore a simple purgatlvi only ii needed, ■ .?..;:■'; : BICK HWADACHB .-; SICK HEADACHE . ; . | BILIOUSNE3B . '-~; BILIOUSNESS- . V; CONSTIPATION - t CONSTIPATh-V "; HABIBUWaW^WKS and OUMa; INDIGESTION . .'.•'„ . INDIGESTION ' ",■* ■.•■••' HAMBURG TEA ■ - 18 SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOEKKSEPIBI THROUGHOUT THJS COLONIES.' i.;^-.'.,; PRICK:' ' ■ *S "'■ One Shilling and Threepence a Paokeli .. Wholesale Depot for Auckland t ' '. M. LEVY AND (&.. QPgEN-STRBgT. 1 Farther Positive Proof. Montague's Fancy Bazaar, . 68, Princes-street DuneJUn, ; ; „._ ■ ■ ._'..■■. M«p,m,, Messrs M. Levy and Co. ' -> --■'•'---. Dear Sirs,—l have great pleasure in testlfylni to theefflcaoy of St Jacob's Oil inaseverecase ot neuralgia. In the face. After trying many so called remedies without obtaining roUer, nothing did me so much good. After two or three appli cations the pain1 entirely disappeared, and'aim glad to state I have had no return of the tronbli since. I cheerfully recommend it to ottten suffering from the same painful ailment.—l re main, dear sirs, respectfully yours; k;- j : JUMA MOKTAGCK, He Suffered Acutely. f> D. Benjamin, Esq., the well-known Wholesttlf Jeweller and Importer, Bowling-Btreet, Dune din, writes cheerfully as follows:—.... ■ . : Dowllng-atrect, Dunedln, ij May2nd,lßM. To Editor " The Press," C3iMstohuroh. V ' Dear Sir,—Beinpr a firm non-believer In patent or proprietary Medicines, my teatimony may b( of some value to you. Last week I Buffered acutely from severe contraction of the nerves o( the neck, and shoulder. A friend laughingly suggested St. Jacobs Oil, and I invested in • bottle, rubbing it well in at nig>,t before retiring. The feeling of warmth and -counter-irritation] experienced almost Immediately' wag.very strong; and lam pleased to state that I awoki next morning with hardly any trace of pain. A se&ond and less prolonged application cured m« completely, A bad chilblain on toy ear was re moved with one rubbing. You may mention my name as an authority on St. Jacobs Oil.—l remain, dear Sir, faithfully yours, ''; ' >< D. BENJAMrir,; GOLD MEDAL, CHRISXCHURCH, ifisli GOLD MEDAL, CHRISTCHURCH, 1882. GOLD MEDAL, CHE.ISTCHORCH, 1882. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. •■ V v ST. JACOBS OIL.. . , ST. JACOBS QIL. ; ~ ;, GOLD MEDAL, OALCDTtA, 1884.', GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 188iit GOLD MEDAL, CALCUTTA, 1884. ---"Wholesale Agents for Auckland j ~^ M. LEVY AUD CO.: , ds [Kbtahlished 1P5i).l , "V*; BT SPECIAL F^^^*'^'? WH. SHAKESPEAR & CO., • QUEKN-STREBT, AUOKLANDJ ; Importers, Manufacturers, Commissioh , - mud.. General , Mbrohantb.: v JjQi i Sx)LE AtJKNTS for the Celebrated ' ' "KOYAL MAIL" * BICYCLES.AND tRI.CYgLjB. W. H. S. & Co. have much pleasure in snb mitting the following testimonial,given tothert tor publication :—[Copy.]—•• June 4,wIBBSLaT« Messrs W. H. Shakespeah & Co., Auckland. Gentlemen,—l am glad to say that on the St-ihoh Royal Mail Bicycle I bought from you, I won the A.C.C. Championship, beating a RUdge; • SS-inch Raoer, and a number of other macmnee, also the Ayondale Handicap, on the 2nd Japej pad I can honestly say it is the beat finished va& nicest running machine I ever rode. Mr Jflewel ljn. to whoiu 1 lent it to win the MQe Handicap with, also speaks in the hightEt terms pt ilf"( am, gentlemen, yours truly; 'signed) Service." — '" They also have in stock— .w Best Red Kubbkr Tyres, 5s per lb.>; '_ Harrison's UoußLEGoKoßKi.Ls,4s6de&ch King of tbx Road Lamps ilatest patent), Uaeaoh ■ ':.''■'•" .;''« . Saddles, Stekl Balls, Babs, Spbotbh . And other Fittings twnmiiir o^an, , j. «g FOB IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butohering Busmesa, doing a good canli trhde, in ths centre of the city: a low price will betaken,^. Apply to John Soppet, Land Aeent, No, 8, een-rtraet. POST-OFFICE ■S.'fQß* DEVONPORT. • ... ■_ _____ , ....■- I,'iiY.I.' LILLEWALL BROS. Beg to Inform the TSTHABITANT3 of DE'VTOT PORT, TAKAPUNA, &c, that they, hate; Pcrchased the Businbsb of- Messrs:. . Pjress and Lillewall, and trust to Merit a Contihnance pt the - * Favours bestowed on their Predecessors. ALL MONEYS due to the Late Firm maitfbe Paid to the Undersigned, who wilTdiSCßwge.. all Liabilities in connection with. thejumß. . LILLEWALL BROS., ;: ; ; O&OOEBS, BAKKH3,, OONPECTIONERS, SM;, DKVONPORT. ' " -.1 TEA/ Unrivalled pw 13 /O/ OUR/f /07 - //y/ Strength Us / ' and ■■• .. - :■■ . QUALITY.