CABLE NEWS.

(Per s.s. Tarawera at the Bluff.)

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

Tho Queen's Speech and Federation.

Lokdon, February sth.—ln the Queen s speech no reference is made to the Federa tion movement in the Australian colonies. Tho subject was omitted owing to the un certainty felt by tho Imperial authorities whether the different colonies will through their pqjg^rnents rectify the decision arrived ;jflp tho Sydney Convention. The south Australian Gunboat. The names of applicants for the position of commander of tho South Australian war vessel Protector have been submitted to the Lords of tho Admiralty, for their decision, by Mr Blyth, Agent-General for South Australia. Tho vessel, which was launched in January, carries ten guns. Sir Julius Vogol is engaged forming a Company to lay a duplicate submarine cable between England and Australia. He sails for New Zealand on the 2Gth instant. Tho Soudan Revolt-Threatening Aspect of Affalrs.-Tho Defence of SouaJtlm. Tho Soudan rebels are iollowing up their advantage gained at Tokar, and are pressing forward on Sinkat and Souakim. The Governor oi Sinkat and 400 of the garrison linvo been killed. This fresli disaster has caused a profound sensation throughout Ei'ypt, and there is quite a panic at Cairo. Souakim is now threatened by the vic torious rebels, and desperate preparations arc being made for its defence. It is feared that the safety of the Governor of tho Soudan, Major-General Gordon, is imperilled. He is in the neighbourhood of Koroako. Admiral Hewitt has landed a body of marines for the defence of the town, and the entrenchments occupied by the mnines are protected by tho guns of the Admiral's flagship. The country botween Berber and Khartoum is in a state of tranquility, and the natives show every dis position to assist the Egyptian Government i:i putting down tin rebellion. At Souakim active preparations are b.iing made to resist any attack from the Arabs. Baker Pasha, co-operating with Admiral Hewitt, is organising the defence of tho town, upon which an attack is ex. pacted. Reinforcements are being hurried to the front. Admiral Hewitt is to be reinforced at Souakim with 2,000 marines, half of whicli number are now embarking at Portsmouth for Egypt. Tho leading French and German journals commenting upon the reverse sustained by Baker Pasha, ridicule the weak policy adopted by the English Government with regard to Egypt. The Queen's Momoirm. Her Majesty has determined to dedicate her journals, which are now being edited and will be published shortly, to the memory of the late John Brown, her former personal servant. English Troops Embark for Egypt. Eight hundred marines embarked by- the steamer Poonah to-day at Plymouth. There was an immense crowd of spectators to witness the departure of tho troops, and great enthusiasm was shown. Direct Steam from India to Australia. London, 11th February.—The Govern mont have received a petition signed by all the principal mercliants of Calcutta, win) nek the Imperial authorities to am*t in establishing a direct ptcam communication between Australia and Calcutta. The petitioners point out tli.it the relations of India with Aus tralia would bo immeasurably benefitted by oHtabluhing a monthly service steamer, mil! Hint n large trade would by this means be developed between the colonies and India. It is suggested by the petitioners that the Imperial Government should grant a liberal subsidy towards establishing a direct steam service between Australia and Calcutta.

CRUSADERS AND CREDITORS

A Salvationist in Trouble.

Strange Revelations.

Adelaide, February 13. Tiik Rev, Archibald Turnbull has obtained a first-class provisional certificate in the Insolvency Court. According to the ovidence, Mr Turnbull held a country f HSn&^e?^^«,yi,1 vt .^^j^yea'rn ing for fresh fields of evangelical conquests, he proceeded to Melbourne- and handed in his resignation, which the Bishop accepted. He then joined the United Evangelists, and conducted a mission in the back-slums of Melbourne. Having found that this project did not succeed, he shook the dust off his feet in Melbourne, and left behind him a number of creditors, hia liabilities amount ing to over £170. The Bishop of Melbourne urgently counselled him to " till the Lord's vineyard " in one of the other colonies. The roverend gentleman and his wife landed in Adelaide some time ago and joined an evan gelistic body. Having become dissatisfied again, he obtained from Major Barker a commission in the Salvation Army, and became one of the leaders, He again Tan into debt, and was accused of extravagance and alleged immorality with a prominent " Hallelujah Lass." The case was brought before Major Barker in Melbourne and dis missed. Mr Turnbull then started a new religious body upon the lines of the Salvation Army, called the Chris. tiun-Crusaders. He stipulated that he should receive a salary of £5 a week, but the money was not regularly paid. He re ceived £39, which had been subscribed by his admirers in the Salvation Army, but he declared that he handed the cosh back just before he committed insolvency. He received a percentage upon hymn books and the " Battle Cry." The latter publication was, however, a dead lobb. He obtained a quantity of furniture from Messrs Marshall and Co., upon the time-payment system. A provisional certificate for six months was granted to allow his Victorian creditow time to make their claims. The "Christian Crusaders " have an unenviable reputation here. They are an exaggeiMted imitation of the Salvation Army.

CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor: Sir,—lt appears to me that Ponsonby Ward is the "sturdy beggar " of the City Council. Not content wit* the privilege of a dip in the " briny," which we in Queen, Grey, Wakefleld, Cook, and adjacent atreete do not possess, the Ponsonby C.C.'s want the city iresh water baths as well. Where will you find more densely-populated neighbourhoods than is to be found within a circle of 500 yards in diameter," the Market Reserve being the centre? The inane cry is, "The Market Reserve is too valuable for it to be dedicated to such a purpose." Why? People in the Old Country descend to baths, not upstairs to them, and why not here! Several months ago I wrote the "Herald," pointing out what a splendid site for a swimming bath tho extensive piece of ground leased by the Council to the New Zealand Insurance Company would be, without interfering in the slightest degree with the proposed superstructure that corporate body are engaged in upraising. Tho "Herald" declined publishing my letter, but gave mo a derisive " local" instead (well any fool oould laugh). Later on I pointed it out on the spot to Mr J. M. Clark and the Insurance Company's archi tect. They didn't laugh; indeed, the latter gentleman acknowledged its prac ticability. What I wrote about the ground in Lower Queen-street applies equally to the Market Reserve. I have been twitted with having indirectly dubbed the Auokland people as a dirty lot, advocating a multi plicity of baths. Not so! Imperial Romo, m the zenith of its greatness and grandeur numbered its baths by hundreds.—l am &c, T. B. Hannapobd. '

To the Editor: Sir,—Never did a lotter appear in print In a more opportune time than that in your issue of the Bth instant, signed "A Victim." I most heartily join with him in his remarks that the timo has arrived to drive this insurance monopoly out of the field, and I ask the public, when called vpon, to rise en masse and settle this most important question once and for all, remembering that "Auckland expects that every man that day will do his duty;" and 1 am sure, sir, from my past experience of tho Auckland people, that each man will he found at his post, not only with his co-operation, but with his capital, be it large aor small amount. Let the "Bee-hive " be the motto, and make the affair into a "Tradespeople and Working man's Company," then its success is a cer tainty, there is no need '."or Queen-street mansions and thousand-a-year managers Requesting "A Victim" to correspond with me, I am, &c, Another Victim.

It sometimes happens that a man ran sacks the whole house for a pin, and, unable to find one, drops into a chair in disgust and is immediately and unexpectedly re* warded for his search, Fact for "Railway Reformers." —At Dunedin lately a cheap Saturday train was run into the country—return trip of 40 milea for ss, and only 40 persona weufc out of a population of about 30,000,

[Per s.b. Manai-ouri.]

Melbourne, February 13.—Mr Da Tjyshire one of the proprietors of the Juvenile Opera Bouffe, now playing at Williamstown, died on February 12. A fatal case of snake-bite has occurred* near Yackandandah. A boy named Hunt! put his hand into a rabbit-hole and felt the : bite. The hnnd not being clean, no punc.v ture was observed, but the boy goon showed S signs of snake-poisoning. A doctor wasi sent for, but the sufferer soon got paralysed ■< and died. : t

From a report which has' just been eotrt-H pleted by Mr Hayter, the Government J§ Statist, it appears that the last valuation of W the Friendly Societies in Victoria has M hown a deficiency in tho case of all tha '?§ societies except as regards Court Unity Hi A.F.0.; there being a net deficiency of ; £100,708. Tho Manchester Unity has gll deficiency, according to the valuation, of-1| The Harbour Trust to-day accepted the 'w tender of M. Gardner and Co., for £3,059 B for the construction of a ship canal acroffli 11 Fisherman's Bend, on the Lower Yarra. A'JS proposal to make the canal two feet deeper than was at first intended, which the con- T? tractor is willing to do on certain terms >g 3 under consideration. ' Mr J. Syme, a freethought lecturer, wh « was selected in England by Mr Charles 111 Bradlaugh, M.P., arrived at Adelaide ia''.si. the Lusitania. Mr C. Smith, Mayor of Melbourne, has *8 struck out a new departure in civic onter- J| tainmentby substituting v marine excursion'!! for the usual quarterly dinner, so tfflH ladies could takts part more actively. I'ha-M first was on Saturday, when a most enjoy. -'| able trip down the bay in the steamer'ls Williams was participated in by a numerous '-M company. At the last meeting of the Tuberculosis* in Cattle Board, Mr J. P. Vincent '"M M.R.C.V.S., expressed his opinion chntthe X disese was abundant in the colony, and in -'M order to root it out he would include it S among the affections named in the schedule'I'^ of Stock Act. No beast with any ;W tendency to scrofula should be used for ''■s& breeding purposes. Mr S. Durham. ~M M.R.C.V.S., said he believed that the i disease might arise independently both otig hereditament and contagion through breed- ?sl ing in and in, bad food, &c. He would re-^;|l commend the inspection of dairies, and that all infected animals ought to be killed, fij Attempted Murder in Victoria. A man named Henry Graham wasbroughtlH up to-day at the Police Court, charged with 111 attempting to murder an old woman named ||i Henry, living alone near Tyldeu. The evi-;fil dence showed that prisoner had attaekeiaß the woman with a tomahawk, and but for S her courage and address in defending her-aH self she would have received injuries vhidiMß might have proved fatal. The prisoner waij§|j somewhat the worse for liquor at the time,™ and this was the only explanation of lug strange' conduct. He was committed htim trial at the Castlemaine assizes. The Victorian Duty on French Wiici. % Melbourne, Friday. -M The Premier received by last mail, from .IS the Agent-General, a copy of a letter signedlffl by L. Bernifon, prcsdjnt of the Byndicats||| of the wholesale wine and spirit trade'of the Gironde at Bordeaux, on the subject of thaM duties levied by Victoria on French winegJH The letter states that (he syndicate are.ijS much alarmed at the promised increase of ?'? these duties, and that they regard thrall present [impost of Gs. j>er gallon as exorbi-al tant, more especially when contrasted witKiß the fact that the English duty isonly Is. Tha ' i duty is regarded with ail the mon: disfavour |m as wool and other Australian products enter.; France free; and it is further stated tkut if the proposed increase is carried into efietjcH it will ut once raise on the part of those i:n-""!! gaged in the wine trade such energetic prO-S| tests as will compel the Government "iQM modify their legislation, which is at presents bo favourable to Australian products. In'.3j c iiiclution the syndicate ask the |Agi'nt« General to exert his influence to obtain a. ( favourable reply to their representations. .»■,'

THE AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY.

["Xto^pemng^bytho Australian Mutual Proa vident Society of central and commodious offices in Queen-Btreet-(opposite the Thejfll Royal) was, on Monday night, made UiOMpf! casion for a gathering of the chief AndS land" members of the Society. MrWini'lf Aitken presided. The toast of the erebiug,B "Prosperity to the AußtraUanMutualProw-« dent Society," was proposed by Rev. Daviifi Bruce, who hai beon a member for thirtyS years. In doing so he made an able .-ncecli I in whioh he referred to the increasinSi business of the Society and to the valuablffi Services of the chief district agent, Mr Ml J. McLeod. In responding, Mr MeLeodil pointed out that the Society had n0w52,000a members—7,ooo new members having joiriedlll last year, while the accumulated lund had reached the total of £ 4,349,000, and thifl claims paid exceeded £1,500,000. Mr H<£li Leod then proposed the toast " Our LaW'ffl Agent, Mr A. Saunders," and, in doiujr so, *3 referred to the esteem in which that gentle- M man was held by the Board of Directors;!! which had impelled them to make him'Wil "cry handsome present on the occasion ofS his severing his oonnection with the Society «£ as a subgtantial recognition of the ma«i:or in which he has discharged his dutiusas tin. I Society's agent in Auckland. Mr Saumlera' 'J responded, and avowed his intention of eon-' tinuing his interest in the Society's welhn Mr J. M. Alexander proposed " Prosperity to the City of Auckland," to which Mr;® A. Phillips replied. The other toasts were;* —"Our Medical Officer" by Mr Norman Gibbon, responded to by Dr. Honeyjnan;_' "Our Oldest Member" by Mr McLooti, coupled with Mr P. A. Phillips; •' Ths Ladies," by Mr Graves Aickin; "Ha Press," by Mr J. Anderson, and "TK$ Chairman,"

Our Athlete's Verdict.

BICYCLING.

Johs Route,JEsg., ohampion bicyclist of BIS land and Australia, who at present is optoTbli run a long-distance race with any bioyollst tSm the championship of tho world, gives his ik.t-' . Bonal experience of tho valuable properties-all St. Jacob's Oil, as used by Mm in iiisnscanV); oonUst with Jno. Watson for the champlonshwl of Australia 288, Elizabeth-street North, 'I) Melbourne, Victoria, .- % 23rd November, 1883. -, ■ To the Editor Auckland Evening SiiaJ||; Dear Sir,—l desire to add my oheerf ul entase- i merat of the good effects I have at all times rtf, a ceived from the uso of St Jacob's Oil when mm active training and racing. During 1115 rwnt 6 days'contest held in tho Melbourne Exhibits tion Building for £300 and the championship of g the Australian and adjacent colonies, it was niyJ:§! boon companion. I continually used it before:*:! and after each day's performance, and thereof suits simply astonished mo. After riding for 8■« consecutive hours eaoh day, viz,, from half-past'^f 2 until half-past 10, my limbs would bcMrtiesS sore and stiff from ovor-exertion, bnt afterß beinc; well-rubbed with the oil all niusoulM.iV? pain immediately vanished and I felt iLsfir-h as ever. As proof positive.after the contest waft fa over, I rode 101 miles against time before a pab^S lie audience <vnd accomplished it in B hourslliW minuses ■!»} sooonds. Another application of St: :a Jacob's Oil was made, and it removed all tmm ings of fatigue and I felt perfectlyfitfor another » race. Am positive it aided me towinthem»fc!v :ft and I Bhall never enter a similar contest without a bicyclo and St Jacob's Oil. I strongly ad vise all "wheelmen" and otolf ■ athletes to give it a trial, and feel fully cot vinced their experiences' will compare faroi* ably with my own. . }M I remain, dear Sir, 4 Yours truly, .".! John Boiw. CRICKET. DAVID BCOTT, Esq., of tho firm of M«sa» Boyle and Scott, Cricket and Footbull Deptt, : Melbourne, Viotoria.-" St ■ Jaoob's Oil .»;?& lieved meat once of pain. Icommond it wall II footballers and cricketers." AQUATICS. : . EDWARD TRICKETT, Esq., ono of the world* * groatcst oarsmen,-" I have found St Jacob I .' Oil a sure and certain cure."

GENUINENESS GUARANTEED.

ST. JACOB'S OIL CONQUERS, PAIN:

IT CURES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, i HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE. BACK- • ACHE, AND ALL SIMILAR fIiWIENTS.: ■

r.uL^'&J^KL 0' £m will bepaldbylhe CHARLES A. VOGELER COMPANY of BAL- 1 TIM°P,& MARYLAND, UNITEfI STAThS OP AMERICA, Proprietors of St Jacob's OM| or by their accredited local representatives, to ]'4 any person producing proof to the c I&ct tltrt the testimonial, published by them in ,W to bt Jacob s Oil aro not strictly eonuine;i ;' Whql_Ba__ Depot : I i

M. LEVY AND COMPANY, AUCKLAND.

Bicycles, unequalled far finish >nriceind quality at Shakespear & Co IJfamsife **• M Market) Quecn-stree^AovT ] 'JP PI)(* Something Choice, Wtolesai*. Retal!. at AiCKRrt, The Pharmacy IX,, P a e £sffi- Pear's 30 per cent. Pure t^i^W&f&l l^fParent Shaving Sticks and clffi* POX* ' pSSSi* 0"? Soap, Pear's HouMfmo P«"*,: ■ E^wder, Pear's. Violet Powder, J&S W aWo e&%,fs

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■■■■'- AWWUma. i 3 "■>•■> rfo.MOEROW, --' FEBRUARY iff, PW "'■•••'• '.y'lGETSTLEM^s'illSll^^B'l •■' * SPLENDID ■ VIeTyTcONVeWnTLY" ~..',_- - --• SITUATED. 'i»''"l jclty' He^iolS" property..' *■, ; '■• «w ij .;f •■• % artrur"\! I• ■ '■ ' "ETAS boon favoured with lnstrtieUcspjß.. 1 " 'PARK UOUSE AND GROUNBS: sjUiated ' kj;eet. aOjolnipKtlio Wo&tcyn: Folk. Irving' a' it wclte o^^'don^n.' ■ i<inivaftttn<'cd. containing 7 rooms a,ul Bath -3 i and Shutters. On? and WiitcV Vinery vines in full hearing i a detained \vasn - lYofise and other building; good wellland pom p. -i< and well fenced. The posittpn U .one o« th* • finest in the city, commanding a magnificent .-<«ow of hSbour'citj', suburbs?^,CWnf r *-' . i .) /Cardsto view the-'prooeviy can1 bo 'prbourcd .' i at, the Office of the Auctioneer. , | ~ to-morrow,' '.';"':;'! THURSDAY, ( 21 ; st, NOON, j FREEHOLD .SUBURBAN ■'■='" *' properties. ■ n ; :V.;'north shorb7^tount 'ROSKIkI. !i r'"••' to BE'soLD~Btl Auction '.' By Order of the Tr"3te*<* ,6f tlio Late :"; •Mr \VVMorley. ■|' ■' ; | : RV ARTHUR 1:: jfr'.' HAS been favoured wKh instructions from the Truhtecs Ofthe.late Mrw. Morloy to sell by piibllo auction, at Ms, Kstate. Land, and House Sala-room, Arthur^, Mart, ,Queen-3troetjOnTliur3day2lßt,nt l^pclock noon NORTH SnO^K-That,WeU-3ltuated; Pro ".miy near to tho Victoria,Whart,ha\?ng a ffontago to the Beach Road. The Houso con tains S rooms, the position is convenient and pleasant, commanding a fine vlow of the har- Dour, city, &c.; but a short distance frop the "oLIkKNCK-STREET-A Nicely-sitjiated Lovel Allotment, together, with a well-built five roomed Verandah Hduse, in nrst-omsi (jondi- Uon, nicely finished; situated but a short dis tance from the above—near the road leading to the Flaestaff Hill. Li ■ MOUNT ROSKILIi (VaUey Road)-A Well finished Hduee of 7 rooms and two good jUlot raents of volcanlo land. Afast-risinedispict; fashionable, healthy, and pleasant neighbour hood; cenronient to churches, schools, and tnsOEb ••■'.• , ... , Cards to view these properties can bp ob talncd at tho office or the Auctioneer. !, ---■ —i— - —c—;—: ,TQ.)IORRPW, J THURSDAY, EEBRUARY 21,: ... i " ' * r Hi J&QOB, \ — FREEHOLD" CITY PROPERTY-i-1 /. HEPBURN, WELlJN'citfdl^'aJ iiiOLESBiL,- STRKBTS* TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR - ! "\S/ILL sell "by auction at hia Estate, W Land, and House Sale-rooms, ArUrart Mart, on Thursday, 2lat, at 12 o'clock noon, HEPBURN-STREET-A good Family Rest dence, with every convenience; gas and watet laid on, range, grates. Venetian blinds, good well, asphalt paths, well planted, &c. , . Two frst-class .Building Sites adjoining the ' above; also well hud out and planted. All thoroughly drained. j . ■ WELLWGTON-STREKT-Lwo large Build in? Sites at the corner ■of Hepburn-street Well plandtcd and drained. ANGLESEA-STREET & PRATT-STREM —Three good Allotments, forming a first-elasi garden, together with a superior well-miill Stable and Coach-house, iron roofed, brick chimney, iron sheds, water laid on, &c, &c, SPRING STREET, PONSONBY*-Allotmenl No. 18. Part of Allotment No. 29, of Section 8 42}xlO5feet. . POKENO — Allotment' No. 22, 23, and 24 ; Section JO. ...... DRUny-Allotment No. fil. Section 6, Creek ttreet. . . ■■ .„.■,,.,.,:.-■'■ • - ■ - : : Terms to Suit Purchasers. Cards to "**-^' a t the Qfflce of tho; Auctioneer TO-^RROwi THURSDAY, FtoißxjAßY 21, : STOCK FANCY G^^c. instractioha frbin the pro j^WS^Un^*o ? eIi by. Auction, on the pre and Silver Jewellery, Suporlor Si^S^ ~., ,; i CJock,ConibP,Toys,Drapery,etc. ,:: ~:.i, :., I .'lAiao. ■. ■ ■■-. : .... ~,,•. 'Household Furniture and Effects, i| - . ,T^MORRol^.,;'''Vl' r "\ " .:'',,. .;THURSDAYi FEBRUARY 21. ' MEERSCHAUM PIPES,r FANCY PIPES, CUTEERY; TOILET GLASSES, j mH ?l :iA PQRTFPLIOSi,i;H L. PHOTO FRAMES/ PERFUMERY,! ELECTRO GOODS, '^" v \\ ' CAB RIE L LEffiS ■j , WILL' Sell at his- rooms', ori tlio above date, at 11 o'clock, 'i'tiMK'pAßOEii or abOVb odonsj *« >tf>tw ; i •■wiMonr'ffifeEfi^s;; ;'-. i;! -j' { ' Wi ''?.'. '•■ON OR ABOUT THURSDAY, j•' ■/;.;,v.-;::'.':' ;.-februarY;;2l! ■■'■> OAR 0 0 0 F ,8 17 QA R, ....._,,. V 1...«»l " ,Ex Rio, ■toon' MACfiuws. ■ . . 9. ; XQN^S I^Cp. ~. A . j ' HAVE received instructions from Meaarq. \ Cmiokshank and Co.,' to o»Sjr tor BBla, on ' or about Thursday, the 2lßt lust., m : j ; TUB JENTIRB CARGO OS, SUGARS NOW DAILY. BXPKCTED BY THE RIO, and. conslfiting of—- ] I* 230 .TONS OF MAURITIUS JU^SR^I, !:,,,!;.■,. !• AS UHDEB:r^i:. ' ■'■' '( ": A Constance — 705 POCKETS \VHJTB 0 Mon Desert-1,212 POCKETS .WHItE i ■■~( -.CRYSTALS- - lTl^- *» \'% I B'Allna-1,03S POCKETSWHITECItySTALS5 [jiM Mon riesert - 1,324 POCKETS WHITE ,". ~ ~ SUGARS ■: : '■ j.. J Mon Desert —1,0i6 POCKETS WHITE! ■ :S.UGARS ■ ■■ ■■; :: >!•'■■• ■ L Mon Desert - 1,074 POCKETS WHITE SUGARS E Mon Desert - I,'iOC PtiCKETS WHITE . SUGARS ..! , f ..!-■■:. t :., II Boauchainp*- 1,512 POCKETS WHITE sugars; : * The Rip left Dunedin on t,hel2th, and is due ■' liehi about tlio 19th ina't. The absoluto date.of sale will be advertised on her arrival. f ~ •-. i •"' '"•'"""" —h FRIDAY^ FEBRUARY 29. WltL.^eU, at his. Auction Mart, I^9, (jucen-atreot, on above date, ; THE •w'ELIAkNOWN.^E'iTE^SI-v'if.-'ahd' VALUABLE ESTATE pf MESSRS j, *nd;c. GOULIX consistinpr Of 9,500 acrtss' Land—s,ooo acres magnilicent drj; lan^ in grass, 4,500 rich swamp, partly draMed; fenced, and sown fin crasa. Land la divided In V> a number of pad docks by good wire fences, arid has twoDwoll ing-houses, with all necessary conveniences for working. mi'*Vi» 'ft, j If not sold as a whole, 5,500 acres, will be offered, coiisialitifi; of 4.000 acrea'-flilx^Wamp and 1500acrcs dry land; agreatproportlonia Jrained .... ojid.BOwn wi.ti}' grass."haaar-gpod.Dwelling-. "' hbiise, witli seven paddoebs, arid:every con. venlence for working tlio property. There aro. '. ' tWo railway* Bl»tl6ris To 9 the wain To Aroha line ;* adjoining tho lapd, w.hichisjseven miles distant IromTo Aroha, where'thero.is-a good market. forallkindßotdajixproduce. ', ~,\.-tt ''■ For furthor particulars apply to Mr W. ;; i AltKenf-iiinVl ABent.orto ;-./ :-^uv R. C. GREENWOOD;--Ato*fcneer. j FRiDAY, FEBRUARY 22^' Uyi^H . : D.URHAM:i'YARDS. f,*N*r_|.x! '■■-, lEIOR SALE,: on Friday next, Feb; 22nd, 5 GOOD;DR&U<}HTfOOIiTS,ifrom Huniia. *V' !';;:^--. ;^NTEE^;ljbl^ij:;'- |f '.. -■• U1 'ereiy^lßSda^/at'lfo!a2sk7' '' . j^PNTBR &!,s%&&'": "~'^



— ~3LLyKEP"~WCgQJiBf. ~" —tomorrow,:";: ~ , ~ „,,,,;, XHB:RBMUERA"¥ARI)SJ _" ;" ,' FOR^ALTS^^t'fH'd1 I\9mWei; a i*a»-dßr too; lo'bi;imvK.3ir.:^ J • baf" "' lffl-'wellfattediCiittte^ :';:"; ■ 'Vl:'","' ! " '.'." ■■■700 BatShOopnnA'l*'iTibs!'••'■';•■ '~r > ■"■ ' lii-i ;■ jllairyCows-,Stos>eGiilUo1 :;I''" ;; :.;; • :o?atimd Store Pigsl- !; .'..■':.:' }~t : «in i.W'i -H •'■'' For Piivntc Sale, Merino, Lincoln v .Leic«Bter ) jC.otawi>ia, W}S. ,i-j» / ..•J<<>-Bbnthdottft RtiSiia'; ;-, |, ~, ~,, ■■'.'.'■■■•":''. ALFR'ED^ISTJCJKLAI^ '< j;; " ; Mtlf A .M-^.,.y'/..--i r ■,;;'•;,.•, I■' '^ :'^}^:I'FRinA'%;FEBRUA'RY;22. \ ~;.,:,., " !': ; the JiZYMAIiKi;*- : j FOR; '"'SALK! at,, tiio. HaymarMt, ■on Friday, 22nd instant, . ■ ■- ■ . ■■■ j■ ■" THP WKLIi-KNOFJf KAC.IfIOR^K ;!v";i!"^':".:'.KiNG, wail, j \ ;:,.;.':;, ALFRED BUbKLAtfb. I '• "' 'FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 22.' j,' '." ' '^OS. SALE,:on Frlday"noxb, ( u ,\ 19 niodiuni draught Mares and QeUtWRS, OX' Avgyle.from Wnitara ' i " I",'.', , .'Also. ..,-, "• ■■■ I,i j 1 foiip;y.car-o)d Draughit JJaru.antV Fool, :' '•' wmner of first prize at lulu shovf; per ■ - '••' fqfctlr stmineh:', , . ~..,. 1 ■ 'Pnir of handsbmii grey Coach Horses, '• ' from WaiKato. _' , . " , I . N '' ,' : I", ': AIiFLEP BUCKLANiD.■';■■ j ..y rtOUNTRY CATTLE ' SALES. Drury—Wodirosday, Fobruary 20 , j ■ Papakura—\Vedne3da^, February' 27 j ALFRED BUCKLAND. '; ,*. i - ■■' I .. ~ . ~- ... ... .:■: i



'. 3TUBSDAYS. i.-« ~, '.j ,THB ; HAy|4^BKET,-..;; ! CJAtB ■ OF: WOOL, SHEEPSKbra, )3 HIDES. TALLOW, HAY ami STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. • j ' ''ALFRED BDCKLAND.' | •■ FOX PRIVATE SALE; on liberal'teVms, the Estate of Wm. McLaughlMr; jEeqi, containing about 3.000 acre3,in,lotsot.ioaores and upwards,'as'may be' agree& npon. (This property is near1 the Papatoitoi Station J has been in grass for about 20 yearei islwoll adnpted for.asrioulture,-a«d irln good for oropping as well as bearing good grass at the present time.—Apply to WmVMcLaughlan, Esq., dr . M-FRED BUCKLAND. - FOR SALE, a. Choice Farm, fenced, arrt. in grass, equally near the KiMkihi and To Aw." I mutu Townships, coataiping 586 acres. ' Also. ■-..-•• AFARMpMOO ftcrss* with CottaßO in goort order; fenced,, well Watered, ..^nd-with other Improvemenia;Vvitliin two ujilesljtt^:railway station. Price required, £*W." : ■£>'*£?■£> ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' Auctions.. . l W. S. COCHRANE.I ■': ' fjAMKS DAtsß, i^^p'MYi'tEBJIUARY 27. j VALUABLE^ BUILDIKO. SITES!. , - ' NEW'"NORTH* 'ROAD. j A - TO BE LE.ASEI). FOR FORTY YEARS rfiHE Subscribers will Lease Jiy, auction, :. J. I- -iatlheir Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednes day, 27th instant, at-12 o'clock, ~,,,•''. ". ; V '! ViJFoW Mo' iYEAEk: LEASE* ■ ; ■17 FIRST-CLASS BUILDING ALLOT MENTS, EDEN TERRACE, situated on the New North Itoad (opposite the . Brewery), averaging from 33 root'to 10 feet frontage, by'l26 to gflafcet hi depth. SAMtTiJt.'^paiticularsou applying to I.;::: ...';•;-; .'.-.-■■ a«cuo^^,^ son, I W, S. COCTIRANE,] • ~, [JAS DACKE.' ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. -71 r-71-1 • OF '''' \ % i FIRST-CLASS IMOTURES . OLD OIL, PAINTINGS, ~,.-.. I -J "' " jjili COLOtjii'S, " ; "'■"■ j 1,';. l;;;.;. p^oTdfißAPHs. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 26th Instant, at 11 o'clock-, . ~ _. /:■",,•'".."'i i I". !55' "FIi^TWASS:":]Pie*UR'ES,: | 'it.! ;"■ ' ■ ..Consisting of— ■ JVy. . j j ' OLD OiL PAINTINGS by celcbrafed Sngllsh :.- . . ;'PaiiitßW_' ." ■: ■ / ,-rf ■■ ..; r- , . :. " WATER' COLOURS by Hoyte, GuUy',! amd , , Sharp i ■. -. i • ■ photograPhs"." v, /i■; •'J . ' \\')\ All Handsomely Framed. *■ ' The above Ctioice-Pictur.csaropartly the Collec ,'.. Uon of 'A» & Shipley, Esq., and partly a ■ '■-..', Conßitoment from England, : | . '*}'■■ ■.NOW.dN ViEW.: ''•'" ' j *;• CATALOGUES ON APPLICAMON. i j Ailctioneers. j FOR SALE, jjt Victoria. Stables;-2 or] 3 ".Firsb-elass.'Light :\VbgKoncttes for.l horae; they are in very good order, being nearly, nejw. Also Good Second-hand Buggies, single or double-seated, at Low Pricca.—W. Crowthi^r. w Pirc.ct STipply Store. >\ XW.,/ARRIVED;.AND TO JO f 3 v^ i BE SOLD CHEAP. *W 3 .<■«•■•■ L t I* WINE GLASSES, 3s dozen Mj g,1 LARGE TUMBLERS, 3s doZtti '' '"" B- H WHITE AND GOLD CHINA. CUPS L r. AND SAUCERS. B*tosien.' PLATES, X' 3 TEAPOTS, SUGAR BOXES TO £ M 3T.QyE,,(MtN / A3«HsN7'S;,;ls:sfcach jfcfc |H! O upwards . iH 9, BOX^RON9;(!unqanaUpdr,:-3fcßdr.-';iv" IK ■2! wss%^Hsummffiim»ffii f „ 3PRING BALANGES.iOdeaiih''" •' Li [TO KNIVES AND'FORKS. good and cheap o §' :^^-sp^ss~ANs p; .;.. FANCY..GOODa.of all descriptions, a F •■• ••■» Beautiful Selection ' T ('yT f ' ■- GARDEN TOOLS of all "kinds.: * " -7. !p 13, iNOIA-IiUBBER HOSE, HOSEPIPES; fej g' . withjetsandroses.' ' ■•..; -~■■--•- |O' -« ©ARPENTERSTOIDLS in variety -* .W £ tinware.:.::'..:./^:":::: :••-■" .; >■ „ FURNISHING iitONMONGBRy, &C. i H p. - -__m;' •' - ■"- 'g O. mHE-T\IRECT OUPPLY QTORB, iw y XHE JL'IRECT OUPPLY (QTORE, |g" W: ''' 249, QUEEN-STREET," 'I g O THBfcE DOORB ABOVE TVELLESLBV-ST. ■,j. :,-.:..,. ,-■■ ■ -, r ■ ■■;■■-;■• .^.-:" | ",-:.■' j ' miME;- table: di1 ;devonpo4t .L AND LAKE COACHES, j ALTERATION FOR FEBRUARY.; ij .: je»TO .^TiorOBJA, Whabh, Devonport, at 19^20 r a4P«2.p,ip,..and4-20p.tn.. -~-V^ : - ; .- -- j Leave Takapuna ScfloOL-HOOBB-at llilfiu.ni., , 3 pan., and 5,15 p.m. . j- Sundays.—Leave Devonport at 10.45 a.m. and • :3 p.m. Leave Lake j3chpoj-house IL^a-iQi »'"»iHEiEAC^H.^|l^o^EpHflJ^N'G ( i I u»^sj . rt F^.J;. QUICK. Proprietor



Ironmongery. £^S/,MORRIN i & CO. f,~m-oi-'a .-. .:{.WMITE'D),i l H' ; ',',',' ',';„, ' t ;"'!!!.:/^^iflJjtjiftoliS1: ; ■~ ;;.;•,'.,■,-",■ ■;!,■■■." iJiijunii^-.uii"*1;-;! j ."■■r.: n'!i ,ißbN3^KgEiAi}:T^, ; •.■■■;:. :; it,. r»"nvi IMPORTERS'OPirr ! f (vwt.jii.tiJii :•• •■■' .- " •'■ ■ ;••' •' ]. , i ENGLISH1 AtfD AMERIpAN '', ltW , ....:; :.-.. i ,;,;. ' ' ,■!/■) "V lU* . Harare, tfam' Inlplemexitjj,, „.,. i;, ~,,/ 'ior ■' ; •.. ■•■ 1' ". '.' ", " AND' ,;.,,.„, ?j . t .. , : , ;,..., ~: Ifiaekineryj or ;»j" REQUISITES \'/■&;;;. MM Q, £ ;» S < , %m o '•-«■■::,■ i.-aBl ■ 3 ' q j $ .3. !I| -" ■!■■■■'• HH ■■ 3 -! i" -f '\i ■I s- -i £ ... h Jliiii : : P-< - -^ttfta^ ■ -I ■ • -«%pKf|§i (•*■ &■;.;■■ |1§ ". /.?• Best Sheffield Brands of Cil'culftr pawa, bl«b : .:...-' from 8 inches io 5 ttet'"' •v; i PitiTifrs, olcotto?fQof.; . ' ■■; . Vortical Saws, from 5 1 eot to 10 f<?ot bross'-cnt SaTrs, from i feet to 10 foot, Inclnfling Peg Tooth, Drag Tooth, Lightning Tootli. &c» . Disaton's American Cross-cut SaSvs One Ma» Saws, '■ •> > TIMBER JACKS. By Best Local Makora. Jforth British Rubber Bolting. I Sizes In atook-from 1J Inch to - '• -' ' ■ 10Inches. ■ .• i ; 1 .■ . ■/) JI , LEATHER BELTING^, Bngliah Standard Leather Boltl»g, Plagl», and . 'Double. Slzca tram 2 Inches to I l»chej! American Leather Boiling. -' •••'•• ;'-;'; ■;■.■:■/:,:- •' l! :■f\ ; ' Bullock Yokes. Bullock jßows, Bnilook Chains, Mail Rings and Wedges, American ■ Axes, Squaring Axes, ' ' - Timber ScribesL .... ■ • ".- ■ ' ' TINSMITHS' TOOLS. tf. & Si MORRIN & CO. - ARE NOW SHOWING. AN AS6OBTMBNT OF TINSMITHS' TOOLS, enmprisinff- Tinsmitha1' Rollers and Squaring Stiears, as ;"• -sortetl slies ■ :.v .'•.:v:,v. r . : • BnrrinerMachines, Wiring Maoul«al' {§ | HvmglqsMachines,Folders ■ !";,.^ '• ~,; :: I'aeaing Down Machines, Circle, Cutters ■ Anvils, Hatobet Stakes, &c, &fti fta. ; . .PUNCHING,,:.'-,,-"; ■ IT; '.■machines.1: , Crab Wlnohes, various Btzfltr, with ana wiHiant brake, . . ,; - •] '■'■ « ■' ■ f_ " " < j ; CORRttGrATED tttON CKRVINQ MACHINES. "SCREWING^ ' >. !i I ■ MACHINES.! Best English-made Screwing Machines. Size* .j ,;to Scuew—Krota J Inch to 1-Inch, and from 1 inch to 11 inch. rj^BUGGIES. -i'f-^^tiecgEs;/ ■:;'•:-1 t s&gle-Bcated 6ide-spring Buggies-. ;... ! ;Sriiglb r seated, Ehd-gpr^ii'g'Buggies ' ■ : . • j Single-seated Hooded Buggios :/ 5, .''r-- j ■ Double-seated Hooffca Dugelca, Side!and.End Spring _ yi— i--_- j Ccmcprd Singie-Beatea Bugßieg ;.' ;■ '; . r'l^bJo; seatid['Buggioa ' '„-,.;■■■ t^Joiabkflffdoded'Buggies ' -*, %Z I Waggons and Waggonettes .. ' . ... MnbuTnFajf f mjyaggonß, ■ /..,:; ■'■'-• T.i^c; s; M.i& CoUlrect.attention'td.,thjetr extensive stockqf )Bu^g(cß, Sco. , which aijoWng -offeredat verylinrpviccß/; ■'■','. < ' '4. l.r ■~ Special athMJtlDfriis^oaUed .to 'the .Mllbiirn Hollow Axle Waggons, which are superior! to anything in the market. , ~ 14 .j,, ; ~, ~. ..> v. ;•£■■;' ' T. '& S. MORRIN &; CO. - : ;-J-'";: ': /(LIMiTED),'; ■ ".'■/. ); ", I :, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL j . Itonaoagers 8s Shipolxaadloze^ ~. ':.- ,':.\QUEEiN-STREET.'■/'' j| I .-/IMIF^^IJLDBIRS^ | '



(Nelson, Mo'Af c * Qb.'s ~,,.,.,-..,,.,..;.., | B L E N C). PItH-STR£Ef AUCKLAND, Next the New Ze&laiad ClotJblngFaotory.' ~.' i ".'• ~...-,... i. ■ ■ ■ '' ■■:"'■■'•" ■ '.•.■•'■•" '.'••'•: •••:;';■. ■.'.'.! ■ ' ■ • Coach Imiidcrs, &c i » HAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY ■ !,..-•! ■ FACTORY ■''■':, [; jUV JAItES MACKIE, PBOFRmoi.i YICTORIA-STRKKT EAST, AUCKLAND Repairs of every description tn Wood anil Iron neatly executed on the stiortoat notice..,.„-.. Springs made and repaired. Always on Hand—Alarge quvitlly of Lamps, also Ironbark'Shafts and Spokes,-' Bod Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. ■' I : ~. N.B.— Conntrj.Ordertpun«tuftllyattondM'tll BOYS* "VELOCIPEDES, 23s i PKRAMBULATORS.' IGoT____, 11,. A N-JJE R.RXv w, • PAURAMATTA wTJtKKT.. tf/'DNKY. Awarded Four Pi*"*' Hctlicjil. \• R R IV A L • • ■ of " •'■ ■ -lit— -'-~•-,■- ■ v ! Sionor Otto Hug, i , '.;,,•. THK CKLEBRATBD!. • ! " SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, From CimiSTcntmoH. - j ;• ••'. 9T. MteGO CHAMBEaiS. SIGNOK HUG may bo consulted from Mofc- DAT, Fobruary i, at his Rooms, Queen 3treot, oppoeito the Bank of New Zealand, and Xow doors front Qhortland-^rcc'i. '' ''(| i•■ All kinds of Diseases trcutud. . Ilcrhftl1 rtsmc dice only uset, i: ~. ■■ ..•;;, /■■-' [ „ "ftTBRVOUS DEBILITY, Db. B. C. WiaT's Nkbvb and Brain Treat- Kent, a guaranteed Snedlflo for Hynterla. Dud ness, Convulsions, Fits, Nurvous Nearalgla, Headache, Nervonß- prostration caused by She nse of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulnoas, Montal Dopicßaicn, HoftenlpK of the Brain resulting Jia Insanity, and leading )o misery, decayj and death. Premature Old Aftß caused by orer-sser- Uon of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one montk'e treat ment,' Ss a box, or 'six boxes tot 25e, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purchaser our written guaranteo to re fund the money if the treatment doae not effect • euro, ■ Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING AND SONS, Chemists. * ' < Oneen-strcet. Anotlanfl. ' ' LIVER COMPLAINTS. • DR. KING'S DANDELION ANE t QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mor cury). Thk Bkst Remedy fobuiuoubnissb, Stomach Dekangemjknt, Flatulknce,' Pain 3 Bbtwekn thk Buom-DEBS, Bad Apketitb Indigestion, "Acidity, HKADAcnE, llkaht BURN, and all othor symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia., Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to bq1 the ssifcat and niildew pills for every constitution.—ln Bo'xeßat Is lid' !s Sd, a:id is 5(1.- 'Sold by Chemists and Medicine 'Vendors throughput the world. PreparodjbT Jas..Korko,,.London- ; Spe^iaUy. valuable PilU Wr rfcsidonta abroad and travellei's. { |'; tl . Sold by KEMPTHOnNE;' PItOSSER ft Co. PEPPER'S,.: QUININE AND IKON TONfC rOiißes and dcvciopc's tho norvoua cnorfrics, enriches the blood, -promotes anpetitc, dispels languor and depression, fortifies tho digestive organs. ■ Is al' specific remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevbrs'of evory kind, chest affections, and in wasting dlsooscs, scrofulous tendencies, &o. Tho whole frame i§ greatly invigorated by, Popper's i Tonic, tho mdrital facultifie Brightlened, tho' constitution greatly '(llrciJKtffcnoa, arid; d-i'iithrn to robust health derUifn. Bottles; '32 doses, ia Od ; next size, llßr Sold -by Chemists ovorywhore. The namoof J. Popper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on theMaHcl.- Thcro is no Tonic iso certain in effect as Pepper's Quinino and Iron. .It is strongly recommended to residents in India and th6;"Colonics, and should'always bo "kept read? for u'se'in'oyery casoof foVeror febrile condition., " .;■ [: '"■':■:." ';•'-}> ■•■"" ': ; 'Sold by KEMPTHOftNE, PROSSER fc Co. ARAXACUM AND PODOPHVLLIN, Prepared only by J. Popper, London. This .Fluid; cbilibiliffiUonf cxtttCcted from medi cinal *roota, is now; used-instead-of jblue pill and calomel far tholouroofe. dyspojislal biliousness, and 111 symptoms p£ ;c<nu:tation tef tho liVer, which aro fi'ciiui-'LllT'pair. bSsneiktlvthp shoulders, headache, drowsiness, .no. iLppotito, furrcdi tongue,, din tiwtu. lij Oio mqrninz, 'piilmnoss, ili.-iUirluuiuc'of tho gtbmach, an'dfdel nfe' of cem;i-:il deprdasion. It sots the sluggish liver in h'lbfibu1,1 very slightly'aotii on tho bowels, giving a, Bcnsoof ■hoaluvandtomfort within! 21 hours. It is the safest »modioino. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a .fluid .made .only by; Wl PKPPKK, licrtidid I.iiboratory, London, whosb nitine'jp on every label. Bottles,'2s,9d and is Cdv; Sold uy all Chemists.' A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape* and Colonies generally., , Sold by KEMPTHOBNK, PROSSER & Co. ■ " QULPHOLINE LOTION. r —An Ex '-Tk3[ ,-ternal Means of CURING- SKIN HSIiAbLS. There is Bcajcely any eruption but will yield to "Sulpholino in a few days, and commence to fade away even if it seems past cure. 'Ordinary pimplolj; rodnesa blotches,' scurf,-,rotighuesg, vanish.aaJf ,by.-maßic) whilst old:,~cnduring:skin.(lisoi'<3fir?, that have plagued he suiferers for yehrs; hdwevor flebply; rijoted they may be, VSulpholine" will successfully' attack thtih. rlt diistroystl^e animalcules which' cause these iinsighUy,- irritable,; painful aflec tiona, and always "produces a clear* healthy' -WtuVal 'cbiiditlon 'of the" 'Skin. "Siilphblino Lotion" is Eold-by most Chemists. Bottles, 2s 9d, Made by J, Pepper and Co., London, Sold by KEMPTHOItNE, PKOSSKE '.'■& Co,



itl _.,. 4 „„.; Tea Itferchants ;!|U^SUI^ASSED:'IN GENUINE PURITY, tNEatTALLto IN QUALITY AT THE PRICE, . , |!;Y t -';:^''^-;^^7T^l?^4l sold ,^y .. r;; : :;c : |robepx_neal. .-...,, I is" ea po?"pourd;::'! ■l:;;^ ;'.""■■ -- - •■-■ is sd-swpoMj I-SSJ Sf'pS-Swt■■■;. .::' a -:' j r _S:.— '2a 10d porpound l;v--;::'^IE^Ki^^^L BUILDINGS, ■-'■' '■■':'' :: ■■■ • ■■;:-:;'i,,";j(i,ii!i;?;N.GT,i:^iii;?.v .•:,■.,, ■■-;-., ..,;. ,■-''•:.



NILSQN ; PRINK OUW '■ ■•=j^^-" '.' lIIm No Equal far Trualiatural' .< Flavour, Valua, an J •{!<■■»>• MkaiM-lkNlkiM. ; HALF-CHESTS, BOX^g. "press,",, | m';V.! "■r. Halloa la • FrofaMlaa«fr TMTtiMrtnlßlMitr." i GOLD*SILVER MEDAL*. |[ELSOir,j|OATBiXo v TEA MERCMAMTf, CHRISTCHURCH, j D^NEDIN, AMPKUAND. "..■'--.■'--WELLINCT9,#f..£ 1 - ! ..... ' «EMT*-EVERY»HEfI*. | '"'.' ~....■ Tea Merchants. Jj >■'■"• LIQUOR Tea Co., London^ BooAl fl'/iwi Xtoay; 16* p/ Jot . '3,000. o,©OOi. In AuckUnirt tiy the Compuoy'a Agent, W. a,coLLDsr^ Tea henlvr & Family Grocer, 'JUNCTION Of Utitrfi kiniGlfflf 81J1KTS " I';""". .. ■'Ai5cKi J ANiC'.. . .....b| ;;:; " "rtfcfeis' st^sotlV.ca'BH.: . lly<lruiflic Lime. I HYDRAULIC LIME | "%.- '~ TRADE MARK |■■ —p—■■■ ■rVuurfcrANQj N..'Z' ■'■ MESSRS J;-W^OKVoO NOVWIIbOr;MB3< 1 _ Qtieen-strcot. " ' tgt BoY6r^i^' >"'».— Wn lmvn usofl rour iAift'i^" 11 at Monßonurmin. iiml hav\)tsl!cfripm?s<nß&ed with same, 'icmrs trnlj-, TnK APCICLAJOD Tim bkb Company,' limitku-.—w.- 0. Kajjjv, Juk., SocrKviiry. '• '• ' i PLEA.SE APPLY FOR CIRCUULRS EX. PI.AININQ THEATMKNT, ; .. Samplos of Corn-ret* on view ntourvfflec, amd in tho Museum, which have been over 20 yoara inthosea. ._ All the llahurangl LliiHia urn not alike, and none of Wilson's is scnulne without th« Trade Mark. ' ' ■'- '•'< X I ; p R O-U NO' . L I'm ■ . UKOUND LIME ........( i . : ■ -' \ t j ' _ , _~ |M| ', \ ]„,,;, ~...". . . .-• -; FOR SALE'- ••-■■■'■ SOUTHGATB 8 MAHURANOI HYnKAULIO GROUND KOCHK LIMK. In any quantity, for Coneroto Puthi, FUors Cellars, &a (noxt to etono nagging la na rivttlloil for durability and hanl-aottlng Qualities). For tanks and other wet ■ work it la a Qrst-class material. '■ B. KEANE, SOLE AGBNf, CUBTQMB-STRKaT ; M'ahurangj:^ hydraulic limb. HAM, BANNATYNB & CO., CVflTOK* stubet, 'Auckland. ' ■ ~ , Finding we were unable to tilo'ot the Increas ing demand for onr Lime, we have erected now kilns and grinding niaohinory, whioh enable MB now to supply our cußtomors with freshly ground Limo in any quantity, and without delay. Ntmißrmla tosw hating tirovod lluj Limo to bo second to none hi' tiro market, two oon fldcntiy a'ik our friends and tho building trade generally (or their continued patronage. C. Wood, Managing Partner in Auckland, has always in stock at Cuatams-Btrcot—Red; ■Whito,<ind Moulded Bricks; Portland. Cement, Shell' Lime, Sp.nd, Drain and Socket Pipes, Firewooa, &c., #o. , ; -,; ~ : .!',,..,". m',\ ,:.'\.':.,'" IromnoMKcry, V. I '



T B. B LA IE vj |b, IMPOKTBH OF BUILDERS' '& ITURNISB- ..... ING IRONMONGERY; i v I .., DinKOT FROM MANarACTnMM, j ~s < , . Una for Balo, at Low Kntee— j Carpenters'Toobj ; "' Nails,'Lockß,Hih«« ~. 'V:',' '''''' i ;.-.. Kitchen rUintrCß .....:<( i>;l,fi' .... •., ™.. ~j.j.^, ),',■,} ■ j■ i Register Grates, In greaS Variety .Marl'lo. and ■ enamelled Ski« JUutolpleOM .:;.- : .Largest,SfocklAAuokl»r(l -i»ii *-- i Miirlle; )cicctrDi)lnt-e,dirb, and other Faaden Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlao ! i Slate, Cement, and Plaster ' > j INSPKCTION INyTTBD '•'■-, I , '--■'. ; ■ Optician, $& TP H A 0 O 0 X, •.;■■■' i-;V -.OPTICIAN. '' : ■"-? "•* ■ -HAS IN STOCK' SPKCTA.OLKS ANp!Kil. i ,■'""'GKiSSKa ot,eveifjfaescripHp2.vf ' > '.', .Aif. AcouiuiTa Fit GuAjuUrEEni : '•' COMPOUND MIGROSdOPBS fc TELK SCOPBSi--1"-""- '"■■ .- -Powerful and Cheap. *• •••« ii ANIKOtD.UAROMETKRH, THJEBMOMSTERfI, - • '- EtEeTßld BOLLS', BATTfc^tß,. AND Fittings. ■ Magneotlo EldotHft Madhlnos ana Medical Colls. opera glasses. binoculak,bteld^ „,'--• a^dmartokgbasseC.- ■•-• theodolites, sextants,' coaipassbs. per cent discount. Nearly 800 in use In Auofc OPPOSITE THI POSTiq^JiKW, BaOHTLANB-BTfIKIST, *



.- )mm >—■■■«»• , ILJJU n j^rnu-r X FotBTER & bs: S'tm»IBKDI<» AND GBNBEAL lEONMONGBB3, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND, BA.VB NOW IN STOQK A. Gholco Assortment ol BLBOtDBO-PLATBD WABB, IL'I'OBTEE & 00. . T. t lavito fcerionß now Building to Inspect their Larc« Stock *f «■';■•'] ,;^';;'';;:.;';;,;vcookiing ranges. ",' ;"' ■-'.'■,"'.'."':',''.'! "''■;:':! ':':'■■ ■'.'■": ._ ,„,., i ,/.»,! .1 'i ■' ' jiKamUEta^ffiß jm^_,~* m "~ jBMBjy \yS^!^ =ai^^BSfi^P^T» *^^ E./POBTEE &c 00. Havo juat unpacked A LARGE SHIPMENT OF JWASHING, WRINGING, AND MANGLING MACHINES, ~._,. (l . .. p _ JFROM THE BEST JU£ERS. E. & 00. Have just received their Annual Shipment, per a.c. lonio, of J^felpfelTlNG ANI) LAWN TENNIS GOODS, .... ,„, ~.i „ ....,. DIRECT FROM THE BEST MAKERS. UiTSi'^iiLtS, LEG GUARDS, GAUNTLETS, NETS, BAGS, TKNNIS RACKETS, BALLS, NETS, COURT MARKERS, &o. - >•''..: ■ : • PRICES REDUCED TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. ESOETEE &c CO., HARDWARE MERCHANTS, y tJW^li^tj(trtffli^-S|IEiEET) (WHOLESALE—HIQH-STREBT) / AUOKUANDJ |