CITY COUNCIL.

The ordinary meeting of the City Council was held at six o'clock last evening. Present: His Worship the Mayor, Crs. Mackechnie, Upton, Devore, Montaguo, Waymouth, Burns, Masefield, Aickin, Garratt, La Rocho, Rattray,

Cr. Holland, who has been ve-olected without opposition for Graf ton Ward, made tho e(tatutary declaration under the Muni cipal Corporations Act, and took his seat. Mr Edward Cooper, who had been elected for Ponsonby Ward without opposition, was introduced to the Council by Cr. Dovore, and also made the declaration.

CoRKESPO^UENOK. — From Jno. Milno, applying on behalf of tho congregation of tho Beresford-street Church to erect a lamp opposite the Pitt-street entrance to tho Church, to be supplied from their own meter ; ho also applied for one of the lamp posts : On tho motion of the Mayor, the request was granted.—From Joseph Ware ham applying on behalf of Mr Butler for remission of rate. Butler was 70 years of age, and alllicted with paralysis. The amount was £1 5d : Referred to Finance Committee to make inquiries.' —From W. Aickin, asking if lots 4 in Chancery Lane and 9 and 12 iii William street wero for sale and what was the price: Referred to Financo Committee. — From J. Close, asking for remission of cer tain water rates duo by Thomas Topp, who was 70 years of age, and earned a precarious living as a rough gardener: Referred to Finance Committee — From Thomas Gee, complaining of the state of the drainage in Avon-street. Tho Engineer reported that it would bo some time before tho turn of this work came. Cr. Holland scid that tho wholo drainage of tho st. jet pained through this man's pioperty, and it was a great in convonienco to him, as he wished to erect a cottago on a portion of tho property. Ho moved that the work be made "urgent." Tho Engineer, who was called in, sug gested that tho drainage might be done at once, and the other work in connection with the street could be dono by contract afterwards.—Cr. Holland thon withdrew his moiioii, and moved in accordance with the suggestion of the Engineer : Carried. — From Jos. Wilkin, atking permission to re rnovo earth from his property at tho corner of Pratt and Wellington streotß to a place lower down the street: Leave granted.— G. I. Punter wroto applying for a recon sideration of the Council's decision regard ing tho Waverley license.—The Mayor Baid that as there was not a full meeting of the Council, and as tho matter was an important one, ho would movo that consideration of the matter be deferred till next meeting.— Cr. Garratt moved as an amendment that tho Council's previous docision be adhered to. —Crs. Masefield and Montague urged that Cr. Garratt should withdraw his amend ment. They both believed that Panter should get tho money, and if a division woro taken this evening, the end Cr. Gar ratt had in view might be defeated : The amendment was carried by 7 to G. Cr. Montague intimated his intention of moving to rescind the previous resolution of the Council.—From J. Gilmour, urging on the Council the necessity of watering Symonds streot: It was decided to inform tho writer that the Council would render such holp as they wero able, pending the completion of the two water-carts for tho construction of which tenders were to bo opened that evening. Caht Stan us.— Cr. Holland preeonted a petition from 29 carters applying for per mission to use tho contro of Fort-street as » cart stand : Referred to the Streets Com mittee

Gkky-htbket.—A number of residents of Grey-street petitioned for the completion of tho drainage in tlio Grey-street gully : Decided to inform tlie petitioners that this work had alieudy boon authorised. Colucgk Koaii. —The residents of College Road petitioned for the construction of the College Road footpath'(north side), between Greenwood-street and Gasworks: Referred to Streets Committee.

Tiiosk Tkees.—J. C. Firth wrote, urging tho Council to reconsider its decision in specting tlio removal of trees in Ilobson street. Tho' trees added greatly to the beauty of the Btrcet and tho attractiveness of the city. Tho Mayor said that tlio trees that could be removed with safety had already been removed. Tho others hail not yet boon removed, and would not be taken this season at any rate. He moved that a roply to that effect be sent to Mr Firth.—Cr. Aickin seconded. —Cr. Garratt considered tho Mayor's motion out of order. tie understood that it had boon decided by the Council to removo the trees. —The motion Has carried.

Lkcal Committee. — Tlio Committee recommended :—(1) Motion K"o. 900 (Cr. Aickin) ro hours for opening, &c, Free Public Library: Committee recommend that tho library be opened in future from 9 A.m. to 10 p.m., and on Sundays from 2 p.m. to 9,30 p.m., and that a respectable youth bo appointed as an assistant librarian at a salary of JL'SO per annum. (2) Letter from J. Ross re coll'oo i-tand, Wellesley street : That tho same be granted on the usual terms. (3) Letter from E. Wood re claim for damages to horse, Karangahape Road : That application be declined. (4) Letters from Tramway Company re licenses, &c. : That matter in dispute be referred to arbitration, the Counpil requesting Mr Soth Smith, R.M., to net on their be half. —The Mayor moved tho adoption of the report.—ln reply to Cr. Montague, the Mayor said that tbcro wan a clause in the Tramways Act providing for the referenco ot disputes to arbitration.—The report was then adopted. Finance Committee.—The Finance C«mmittee reported, with referenco to the application of the " Telephone " news paper for a share of advertising, that they did not at present recommend it.— To the motion that the report be adopted an amendment was moved that the matter bo referred back to the Committee for the purposo of getting additional information on the subject, This was carried.

Harbouii Board Bill.—Cr. Upton said that the new Harbour Board Bill woe now before the House, and he thought it would be desirablo that a clause should be inserted regarding the construction of streets on futuro harbour reclamations, and placing their cost on the shoulders of the Board. Ho asked permission to suspend standing ordors.so thathemightmove thattho Council draft a clause dealing with the matter.—Cr. Masefield objected, suggesting that Cr. Upton should give notice of motion,--This Cr. Upton agreed to dq.

Mlsoellaneous.—lt was decided to refer an application for permission to keep the ambulance cart in the Market Reserve to the Endowment Committee. Messrs Cousin and Atkins tender to construct two water carts at £47 eacli was accepted, in reply to Cr. Garratt, the Engineer said that tho foimation of Liverpool.street would be commenced shortly, Road Roller.—Cr. Montague moved that the Council advertise for an engineer for the road roller at a salary of £4 per week.—Cr. Burns moved as an amendment that tho matter be referred to the Legal Committee, with power to advertise for applicqtip.ng for office of engineer.—Thg amendment was carried,

OBOBSnrciS.—lt was decided to authorise the construction of two wooden crossings in Queen-street, one from the Cosmopolitan Hotel to the Arcade, and the other at the Wellesloy-street intersection.

LEAVE op Absence—lt was decided to grant Mr J. Beveridge, assistant surveyor, a fortnight's leave of absence.

Alma Place.—lt was decided to call tenders for the works in Alma Place.

Cemeter* Bridge.—The Mayor said that the deed was not yet signed.—lt was decided to call tenders for the erection of tho bridge, no tender to be accepted until the deed had been designed. Levels,—No objectiops having beeii re ceived tp th.3 levels in Ponsonby Ward, they wero fixed as advertised,

Vekaxpah.— Mr E.Bartley's application, on behalf of Mr Coombes, for permission to erect a verandah, was granted. Baths.—Cr. Aickin moved, "That the question of constructing baths at -corner of Cook and Albert streots be referred to the Baths Committee for re-consideration." After a short discussion the motion was carried, tho words "at the corner of Cook and Albert streets " being omitted. AniiLTKRATKD Milk.—The Mayor moved that the Govornor be requested, in terms of the Public Health Amendment Act, ISBI, Ist, to make regulations for the inspection of milk, dairieo, etc. ; 2nd, to'appoint an inspector under the same Act. His Worship said that he had been induced to place the notico on the paper by learning that milk adulterated with 30 per cent, of water was being sold in the city.—The motion was carried. .' ... .

This concluded tho business,

Sayg the "Melbourne' Sportsman :"— Backers of Hastings for the Hawkesbury Handicap looked a trifle blue when they found that Kelso (who had weighed out to the ounce) had lost one of his spurs and a stirrup, and was unable to draw, the scale on his return to the paddock. The addition of the bridlo just managed to bring down the balance and remove the uncomfortable ness of the stable supporters, who had more misery in store for them when a protest was entered on the ground of n cross,

AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY UNION.

Tire adjourned meeting of persons interes ted in the formation of a Parliamentary Union was hold on Wednesday even ing in Robson's Commercial Dining Rooms, upwards of two hundred gentle men being present. Mr A. Boardman was Railed to the chair, and opened the proceedings. Printed slips of the Com mittee's draft constitution, standing orders, and by-laws were handed round, and Mr H. H. Luck, in a lucid and comprehensive speech, moved their adoption. They were taken seriatim, however. A lengthy debate ensued upon Mr Napier's proposition that the number of debating members should bo unlimited, but it was rejected by a lurgo majority, and the Com mittee's recommendation sustained in stead. Numerous other amendments wore moved upon various clauses, but the draft constitution was closely adhered to and passed practically in its entirety. As it now stands, it sets forth that the Auckland Parliamentary Union shall have for its object the discussion of political, municipal, and social topics ; that it shall consist of an unlimited number of members, who shall be termed electors, paying an annual fee of 5s in advance ; that these elec tors shall elect a House of Representatives, representing the 95 electoral districts of the colony, representatives paying 15s additional on enrolment. The officers of the House are to be the Speaker, Chairman of Committees, the Clerk of the House, Deputy-Clerk of the House, and the Treasurer. The management of the Union is to be vested in a Council of thirteen members, consisting of three Minis terialists, three Oppositionists, three elec tors, and the officers above referred to. Representatives are to have priority of choice of constituencies according to majority of votes. Representatives absent for four consecutive meetings shall be deemed to have resigned, arid their seats shall bo declared to bo vacant, ra The course of procedure in the i!ou«e is to bo in ac cordance with the procedure of the General Assembly. The Union is to meet on Mon day evenings from April to October (in clusive), which period shall constitute the session, but the session may bo extended by resolution of the House. No elector or representative whose sub scription is in arrear shall be allowed to exercise any of the rights of membership. The constitution may be altered or repealed by bill, to bo introduced by the Ministry, of which at least one clear week's notice must bo given. The by-laws and standing orders are supplementary to the rules of the House. Of these by-laws, the most important aro those which delarc that the duration of each Parliament shall be for ono session only ; that all repre sentatives shall be elected from en rolled members of the Union; that every such election shall be by ballot, and every member shall bo entitled tovote for as many candidates as there shall be representatives to be elected ; and that throe members of the Union shall be elected at a general meeting by open voting to act as Returning OHicere for the session. As fully 200 members have now been enrolled, it was resolved that the elections should take-place with as little delay as possible. Mr C. H. Osmond was appointed Treasurer pro. tern., and it was agreed that subscription feos should be payable at his otlice (next to Tonka's auction mart) up till 4 p.m. on Saturday, after whioh the electoral roll will be com piled from the list of paid-up members. The enrolment book is also to|lie at Mr Osmond's office until Saturday afternoon, up till which time persons who are not yet enrolled may attend for that purpose. Messrs P. A. Philips, W. J. Napier, and* A. Boardman were appointed returning officers to carry • out the election with the understanding, howaver, that they should invalidate their own position as candidates thereby. A vote of thanks was passed by acclamation to Mr Robson, for the gratuitous use of hie rooms on the first night of meeting, and a vote of thanks was also accorded to the Chairman for the manner in which he had conducted the proceedings. The Union then adjourned until Monday evoning next, at the same place.

THE LAW OF LANDLORD AND TENANT.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT),

Chiustciiurch, this day. A (X'riods landlord and tenant case wa? heard in the Christchurch R.M. Court yes terday. Plaintiff, a traveller for the Singor Sowing Machine Company, claimed £20 for illegal distraint for rent. According to the evidence, a little girl saw plaintiff re moving some goods from the house, and told her father, tho lan,djo.rd. The total rent duo was seventeen shillings. That night, it is alleged, the landlord got into the house by the window', and re moved goods volued at £40 or £50, including sewing machines placed in plaintiff's hands for sale. Before doing this the landlord sent for the Singc-r Co.'s agont, and said he would not allow the machines to leave the premises till the rent was paid, Thereupon tho agent guaranteed payment, nnd hie own storeman then took away the machines. Counsel for defence contended there had boon no distress by defendant, and at- most only a eimule trespasn, the goods having been removed riot by defendant but by plaintiffs employer. The contention for plaintiff was that the expression of intent to distress was equal to distraint in law, and the distraint being illegal, plaintiff wag entitled to the full value of the goods aebed, though he would bo satisfied with the amount claimed. The Magistrate held there had been illegal dis traint, and that defendant bad acted in a very ill-advised manner. He gave judp ment for £5 and costs. Plaintiffs solicitor said in order to teat the question whether his client was entitled to the full value of the goods seized, he would advise him to appeal.

Sharks are swarming in Sydney harbour. Off the Union S.S. Company's Wharf, recently, a gentleman threw a stick into the water, after which a brp\yn jetrlever dog jmmediately jumped to bring it ashore. The noxt raomonfa shark was seen, and bo fore the dog had timo even to howl tht poor animal was dragged down out of Bight, to the horror of the bystanders on \\\e wharf,

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( #. S, COOHRdSf] I-TAS. DACRR MONDAY, BBPTEMBER 15. '.'FREEHOLD L'ROPERTIES. MATAKOHE, KAIWAKA. THE Subscribers will Soil at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, Sep tember 15, at U o'clock, by order of tho Ascent for the Public Trustee, under the provisions of "The Rat ing Act. 1882,. THE UNDERMENTIONED PROPERTIES, for Non-puyruont of Kates :— MATAKOHE PARISH-Part Allotment 125, containing 10 acres. MATAKOHE PARISH - Allotment 191, containing 119 acres. KAIWAKA PARISII-AUotment 108, con taining 119 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCURAHEI [JAMES DACKK WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17. By order of tho Registrar of the Supremo Court. IMPROVED FARM, TAURANUA. 820 ACRES GOOD LAND AND BUILD INGS. THE Subscribers liavo revived instruc tions from the Registrar of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, to Sell by Auction, at their Rooms, Queen - street, on WEDNESDAY, September 17, at 12 o clock. All that VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM ' situated at Tauranga, containing t2O • acres flrst-clßss Land, well cultivated, being Allotments 13, 81, 92, 91, 90, »7,93, 99« 370, and 371, Parish of To Papa, Cook's County, with all Buildings and Improve ments tlioreon. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auotionoors. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUMII'EE DRAPERY, &c, &c. &c. Particulars in future issue. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, At 11 o'clock. XI ANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI -*-*• TURE AND EFFECTS. GRAND PIANO, by Erard ELEGANT PLATE MIRRORS &C, &c, itec. By Order of Mrs L. Phillips, College Hill. Particulars in Monday's Issue. Catalogues on Wednesday. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, At 12 o'clorl:. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, COLLEGE HILL. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, on the premises, during tho Sale of Furniture, by order of Mrs L. Phillips, on the above date, at 12 o'clock noon, 1 HER HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE or College Hill, containing 10 large, lofts laid on, bath-room 'and every convenience for a family. The whple is in splendid con dition, and ready for immediato use. Thi property has two frontages—so x 200 foot Cards to view, Tuesday and day of sale, fron the Auct.oncer. Tekms at Sale. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, At 12 o'clock. HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT, WELLES LEY-STREET. ' LEASE OF RESIDENCE, SYMONDS * STREET. D. V, EVANS HAS received instructions from M: Gcarty, who is leaving Auckland, to sell at his Land Mart. Queen-street, on Monday September loth, at 12 o'clock, HIS FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN WEL LESLEY-SI REET (near Nelson-street) togother with tho House erected theroon city water lrjd in, and all] conveniences being part lot 1, of section Xl, city o Auckland. Thi3 is a desirable property very central, and is placed in the marke in consequence of owner having to leav( Auckland at once. Also, THE LEASE OFRESIDENCE (nearGrairfma: School), Symonds-street. The House con tains 9 rooms, and there are stable, coach house, and out-houses, city water laid in and conveniences; with about 1} acrei land, laid out in orchard, &c. Lease hold for about 11} years; ground rent £12 per annum. * D. P. EVAN S, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, At Twelve O'Clock. FOR REMOVAL. FOR REMOVAL LARGE BRICK MANSION. LARGE BRICK MANSION. Thb Late Residence of Sib Frederick Whitaker, .Emily Place. B. TONKS & CO. TTAVE beon instructed to Sell by Auction, on Wcdnosday, September 17, at 12 o'clock, on tho gronnd, THE ABOVE, In Onb Lot For Removal. Further Particulars on Saturday. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. NOTICE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY FOR SALE AT NELSON, ' ON ACCOUNT OF THE OWNER LEAVING THAT TOWN. I7IOR SALE, by Public Auction, at Nel " son, on Tuesday, November 4 th, 1884, ii not previously disposed of, A NEW 7-ROOMED HOUSE, well-finished, nnd 11 Acres of Cultivated Undulated Land, which cannot be surpassed in richness or depth, with frontago to three streets, and situ ated in the most salnbrious locality in Nelson. The Land is divided into two ecctions, one of which comprises an Orchard (5 acres) of 500 or (jflO choice fruit trees, 4 years old, bearing well; i the reni'iinlns C acres arc laid down in grass; the whole- is securely fenced, und contains a never-failing spring within 40 yards of tho house. The above commands one of the best views of tho Bay which Nelson affords, and is a distance of Ii miles from the PostrO/Hce, and about a quarter of an hour's walk from tho Port. This valuable property is well worth inspection as a gentleman's residence, or fruit and vegetable growing garden. For full particulars apply to MRS BROAUWOOD, Nelson Hospital; or Star Offloe, Auckland. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yardß, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, "* HIDES, TALI.OW, WOOL, and SKINS. I HUNTER AND NOLAN. T>APERHANGINGS. | X PAPERHANGINGS. I nc.JL'® w ATT ERN S. I JUST OPENED UP A CHOICE SELECTION J taKSj Lowest Prices. I INSPECTION INVITED. ■H^OXED PAINTS (all colours).!, S, and Sib ting „. ■*■ H. MORRIS, ~ WaiiK^LßY-aTRKKT KIST.



!\ h«■ :•■. •■• *•*■ : '■'"': '• '•■ ~^_j _ VV ' Pokcno—Mondny. September 15 Drury—Wednesday, September 17 Papakura—Wednesday, September 21. ALFRED BUCK LAND. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 17. DRURY CATTLE FAIR. FOR SALE, on Wednesday next, Sep tember 17, at twelve o'clock, ABOVE 500 HEAD STORK CATTLE, Among them 200 GROWN STEERS, from three to live years old. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Rerrmcrn \rmls, on Thursday next, September IS, 200 CHOI HO I'WT CJA'I'TLIC, from Watkato and Wiutara 700 Wethers, from Knpior and Wuitura Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. L AND S A L E. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. THE Undorsigned liavo received instruc tions, from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited), to oiler for saleby public auction, at tho Haymarkct. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, prox.. TOWN, SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY LANDS, AT GISBOENE. Lithographic Plans of the lauds aro being prc parod, and full particulars of the salo will bo given in a future advertisement. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auckland. August IP, ISSI. . TUESDAYS; THSD HAi'IvIARKBT. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW. HAY and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctions* WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. STEAM LAUNCH. STEAM LAUNCH. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from the Marino Department, Wellington, to sell by auction, at their Store?, Queen street, on Wednesday next, tho 17th instant, at eleven o'clock, THE GOVERNMENT STEAM LAUNCH recently in usefby the Harbour-muster at Kaipara, as sho now lies at Helens ville. Tho vessel is in good working order, is con structed of iron, and was bnilt in 1575 by Messrs Frascr and Tinnc. Shi; is 37 feet on the keel, 7 horae-power, with hlgh-pressuro engines. Delivery will be given at Ilelensnlle. For further particulars apply to . E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. Ironmongery. JB, B & M, 1 S I H, • TICHORIA-fITSSBS, IMPORTHR Or BUILDERS' IE STUROTSSt DJ9 ntONMONQRRT Dmsoif vbom JiMnvrtmuaxsn, Hna far Scle, r» fc?w Ka«*s- Otrptstan' Tools Null!, Looks, Hteß*3 Kltshca Kaniffci R«gl»tsr Sratec i 3 e?s»? VarieJj' Karbla abA eauutfileii BlrtM MKatelvl&ri.* Largest Stook: 'a Aaoii»a« Mtrble. Kloclroplste, Curb, t&& othor Fsa£»r- Q»lTinlie(l Iroa. Sbrsi ifiM, ftai SS'as Slate, CasaanS. s-.ni Piastre 3NSPKOTIQN VTVrCBO TfiENDERS. "piENJDERS -RENDERS. TjiIREIRONS. TjiIREIEONS NINE CASES OF ABOVE, WELL ASSORTED' AT REDUCED PRICES. T AMPS. T AMPS. "T AMPS WITH - ANUOAPNIO LORNE LEADER AND AMERICAN BURNERS. NEW STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. TTJOWNER'S TZ"EROSBNE. J. & J. D ICKBY '' 234;, QUEEN-STREET, *UCKLAND. COUSINS AND AT KIN. COAOH BUILDERS ** " • SLUOIT AND ALBJSRX-BTBltrm, Have in Stock— Doable and Blnglo-seated Bngglea, Hoodtd Fhntoßs, VlB-Brvia, Wftgkpnatteß, Doc •nd Bagttiei ' ' ■ ■ ■ £&$ '• |



TO UN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Telephone Exchange, •Eagle," Auckland. I No. 65. Tho Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since thoir introduction tho greatly increased domand luv (hem substantially proves their excel lcnco, Mid confirms tho high esteem which tho Public have justly accorded them. Tho following distinctive brands all bear hn Trade Mark on the labols, and are packed in lib and packets, also in 61b, 101b, and -101b tins, viz :— Blended India & China Teas. Household Countess Duchess Princess Empress Brands. Blended Pure Indian Teas. Zemindar Brand. BAKING & YEAST POWDERS. Tho Advertiser also wishes to bring beforo tho l'ublie his Baking and Yeast Powders, which aro mooting with gonoral favour, and requests attention to the following Analytical Report :— laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland, Juno 13, l&il.—I have sampled tho Baking Powder in the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland, and have analysed the Siinio and find tho constituents puro and well proportioned. Tho result of my examination proves this article to bo superior to any either imported or colonial)? prepared ttiat has been submitted to me, and I can, thcrcforq, con llduntly rocommcud it to the public—(Signod) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. E veil Tin Beaks iijb Registered Tradk Mark. Sold by Grocers (wd Storekeopore Generally. Tho STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Storoa comprises a Splondkl Assortment, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. Catalogues ojj Application, SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON. 1884-5. I have Received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of the NEW SEASON'S CROP, XX 5.3. TAMSUI, from Fooohow, via Wellington, And shall bo glad to Forward LIQUORING BAMPLKB on application. The QUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP is of Very High Character Compared with tho previous years. To thoso about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantago of being in a position to offer tho Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to Becure other special inducements which' I am prepared to oiler. JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCEK, Customs-Street, Auckland. JUST 5* UItCII AS E 1», 11,000 POUNDS OF EXTRA CHOICE MONING, PACKLUM, WOOIdUNG, AND PANYONU CONGOUS, AT A VERY HEAVY REDUCTION. Characteristic Advantages to my Customers. Some people aro very anxious cverbybody Bhould know they get thoir Teas from China. For mv whereabouts in buying, I would simply 3fiy: 'i'he shrewdest Tea-man 1 over knew was tho London Quaker Tea Merchant I served throo Tears' apprenticeship with. He mode a large fortnno before I left him, and ho never bought a Package of Tea In China. FKEDK. WHITEHEAB, TEA MERCHANT & FAMILY GROCER, No 95 VICTORIA-STREET, and PONSONBY ROAD AUCKLAND. HPTh 1. A Unrivalled /ty'/ » /o7 o v n/w iMfa/TEA I /&)/ BOUNDING /O7 - /ry Strength / AND 'HIGH QUALITY. Business Notices. g, W~~ y l T T- GUNMAKKR, . j^^^^^m^ Queen - stkebt, g AUCKLAND jspdr^'vff (Opposlto the City Market). j£ssk::' : : f\ ESTABLISHED 1859. BKliSssß}^|^'\l Intending Buyers should in ai'jiiw'?/ J SPBOt the LARQB STOCK 0/ tf|:Mßj«te§>»^ Breech and Muzzle-loading UnS^PW Guns on hand. They will see MMrawSa the best value in Auokland. fesiw^ Kvory gun thoroughly exarnin- WyMl and Enlar' lnteea before deli **Ws Hammeriess Guns, with Slomen'B g|i Patent Steol Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge; |p| Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Plates; ml Wcbley's Bull Dor and Irish Consta gSi bulary Revolvers, also his New Patent wj Self-extracting Revolver ; Kynoch'e £jsf Patent "Perfect "Reloading Metallic \jj?,'| Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Eley'a BSi Revolver Ammunition and Metallic •*ii» Cartridge Cases ; Newcastle Chilled eiiot; Cnrtise and Harvey and Plgon Wilk's and Jjaurauoo's Gunpowder; Eley's Wadding anfl Cartridge Cases; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Murales and Pells, Saloon Rifles, Air Cauos, Breeoh-loading Implements, Fishing Tackle, putlery, Firo works. REPAIRS, Including Browning and H« itocking, specially attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. ___ U, Hi Vill, Gunmakkb & Imports*. 951. (JUBKN-BTKaHT. AUCKLAND. TT7" t. HUBBARD, ARCHITECT AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR1 OQ, VICTORIA-STREET, AOCK OO C) LAN D (aix doors from Albert-st. T. E. CARTER, WHOLEBALE & RETAIL PICTURE FRAMB MANUFACTURER. IMPORTER OF MOULDINGa GLASS, PICTURES, SCRAPS. AND ; MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Teacher ot the Pianoforte, Violin, ate. ) For terms and testimonials see Brett's Alma nan Advertisement, page 87, and post free oi Application. Tuner and Repairer ot Mnsloal iMtruraente.



Dress and Fashion. FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. ESTIMATED VALUE : £7,000 WOKTII WOK™ £7,000 OF DRAPERY CLOTHING. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. DRAPE RY CLOTH IN G. DRAPERY CLOTHING. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. DRAPERY CLOTHING. 0 THE S A L V AGE STOCK OF W. YAILE & CO. WILL UK OFFERED F O R SALE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), 10m INSTANT, AJtfD FOLLOWING DAYS, AT OUR PREMISES, CANADA BUILDINGS. AND AS THE GREATER PORTION OF THIS STOCK WAS ONLY DAMAGED BY WATER, CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OV SECURING SOUND GOODS AT ABOUT QUARTER TILE USUAL PRICE. RBMEMBER! THE SALE COMMENCES T O-M O RIIO W MOMO G, AT THE PREMISES, CANADA B UILBINGS. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO. THIS WONDERFUL . Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears' 1 Guarantee Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Boilers. PrM/IVP \ Patent Loose-Winding-WheeL Patent Thread 'Heleaser. Werw Sfffl !}'» ]tnplm Machines iept In Repairs for three yeara PBEB O» *****" JOH ARQB. Illußti *ted Catalogues and Samples of Work fr*» M APy!?t»r^ /X"-"-" THE •WIIIIKE]M:ErW)KG-.j; CI3I X /.Gllfi IfipWnsSßLr?;? \xt t "DTP ATI? ITA ic<i.ii.< AUCKLAND. QINGER SEWING MACHINES. rpilE ONLY GOLD MEDAL EVER COFFEE, CHICKOItY, PEPPER, Ac, Sales in 1882 603,292 Machines. Was obtained by „ 18S1 561,036 * „ TRENT BROS,, INCREASH «,_SB. MR K . N- LEGGE, CuBTOMS-BTIIKHT HaOT, _____ i' Agent for Auckland and District. TRENT BROS, beg to thank their many Cas v^T^Woks»3iw_iYsfev/ tomers for their very liberal support Lh the /Sfs^^vWf'LxM^lfiare'f^TfP paat, and tako this opportunity of saying iWcSv^^sS^S^^giStt^^.; thnt they \vj.ll st ill sustain the well-known [B£S}jgy i~ /Ssßj^^iaHil&t quality of their Manufactures, thus rendering it HEsSSjpI™-^1 ™-^ ©vy '^^BHi quite unnecessary to rosort to any ingtonloua or fMwis/ViSpV'x x» «p> unscrupulous device against rospootablo Store- IsP@3» («_Kni-Nl3fcik A keopcrs (as some manufacturers indulge in), aa lUs^S*ltf«3j§^Basl&lL_-. tlloy aro liuito satisfied that their Goods will M^^^^fii^^'l'SKi'Sw^SJS^fc carry their 9\Tn recommendation. \«S.^J*QS^bS^!lsSsSlt^W. TKKNT BROS.' Goods have always received V>*jy C$ tho Hi Bheßt Awards whorover Exhibited—Md >?e?teill"iTM Br¥&2SSI[A*& bourne.Sydney, Vienna,Christchuroh, DunedlQ *VS^%^U__S B.iJyS_SSw &c' Gold Medal- N- z■ Exhibition, 1882, against j^?/** %lr^P^^^^^<v^*sl From tho many facilities at the command of i vy ; ;t A»W*'jry^!:^Ss^isS\ tlio ahovn Firm, and the largo scale upon whleh tL-^l^^W' v'Cr SW^vlß??^! theil' b"sincs3 is conducted, tlioy aro in a poa^ Ks:" -wSSsffS**-'! tiou t0 def>* competition, and givo bettor value %®?S3§p!p^S^_^ Uifffi any other house in tho trade in tho Aug m^^^^^^^W gDRIi B V 1^ IL L & " Tho Now Plans, embracing additional lots for IT THREE OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA- eale aro now rem j y> and can be had at the CHINES SOLD IN THK WORLD ABB omcei shortland-street. SINGER'S. Those who have already applied for loto on tho new plans are requested to state without UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED delay which they lnte»d to take. FIRST PRIZES !!! I'll° eal'iicst applicants will have first refusal _SD AS at prices fixed. CHKISTCHURCH EXHIBITION -o^tTl^O_t?w^S_i_t_^l_rt* TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. mon ts. A. BOARDMAN. Agent. To be obtained at CJAM WHJTE, FENCER. PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK ° CUSTOMS-STkBET EAST. Only ai 261, Qcekn-sthbbt, Auokiand. T^ n "5?. s of I! e I ?^, n?, Material For Sale »t ' ' Lowest It'icos. All kinds of Fencing put upby Contract, as per plans to bo seen «,t Yard. BEWARE OF GFRMAN ANn DTFIHB Twelve Iron Tanks For Sale, good and cheap. BAWAUic u^££*l£S s AI'<v OTHHK pu Tlrl Poßlßin who i aa j, le lot ». aIBO abingleii. IMIIAIIONS. Palings, and Picket*. 23 6d per doi!.. &0., &o7 SINGER SEWING MACHINES. W^r^Wt^i %"&. K<4^^^^*^WMW)\VMyi«V^H T IGMT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE BmS^Tj k^-' rS^£'-' i'i>7.:L-A3iS^C^^-B I J HOUSES, and all kinds of SPRING wMrMim S£s HHgtStT'&PnVkW*3t6RkM VEHIULKS. Hired, Bought, and Sold, at HfWiffiffMff _W 011W nhmKmßwW citovvruisn's victoria stables, Wei- H gSiifflS^^^saiw^iEL^B—^—w_J__Bß_MW"BWr a loaloy-strcct. T. P BOTICUN ° ° ** HAS B'l^^' ll SPKCTAOLKS AND BYB J^M^\r^''^X^p^§ GLASSES of every dosoriptlon. 'VS??S>—'~J>^'^fvpS An Aooukatb Fit Goakantekd. -.-ryp W&s^~ s^^^T compound microscopes & tki* "^^^-S^^"-^-**1 Powerful and Cheap. BICYCLES O9JTBICTOLE- l_»ttsKSilSl|a THEODOUTES^KXXAg^BIipASSBa. BPECIAI, ANNOUNCE^NT^UXUttCM percent, lower than the prioefl now charged In Btf WING MACHINES. Auckland. Forexamploi"A!_or64inch'No.lN The BaUnoe of Stook ol these excellent Rudge is charged ot £22 or -23. We wUI ddlrei Hand and Treadle Machines will be sold tf U the same on arrival At Kit more than £13- per centfdiscount. Naarly 800 in use In Anok probably less." . -J»a< A^f H. BHAKPS!'^^ t CO,, OPPOSITE Tfiß POSTOFWC* . wi»N-B¥_si m, •H&mtftsiymana:.



Ironmongery. i" ■ i ■ —' ■ '■' " - T. & S. MORRIN & CO (LIMITED), HARDWARE MERCHANTS, Importers of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IRONMONGERY, CEMENT, CORRUGATED IRON, SHEET, HOOP, PLATE, & BAR IRON, SHEET BRASS, SHEET COPPER, COPPER RODS AND BARS, BAR STEEL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. NOW LANDING, EX WANGANVI AND «LENMOBE. I ton French Gluo 5470 Sash Weights 14 tons Wrought-iron PLatos CO tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron 320 kegs Diamond-head Wire Nails CO tons Annealed Oiled Fencing Wiro 25 tons Galvanised 4-barb Dominion Fencing Wiro SO tons Bar Iron 40 plates BBH Plate Iron 180 plates Staffordshire Iron 26 plates Low Moor Iron 400 boxes Candles 60 tone Piglron 1 20 h.p. Tangye's Engine 1 14 h.p. Robey's Semi • portable Engine 1 Bcwt. Tangye's Steam Hammer 1 12cwt. Root's Patent Fan Blower 2 cases Patent Lock Morticing Machines 7 casks Compo. Pipe 2 casks Brass Axlo Pulleys 1 cask Iron Axle Pulleys 1 cask Stench Traps 0 cases Carpenters' Patent Rim Looks, etc. 3 casks Tinned and Blued Cut Tacks 6 cases G roen'a Patent Baußage Chop pers 18 cases Tools—Turning, Terrier, and Sockot Chisels, Adzes, BUI Hooks, Trowels, Chisel Handles, Gauges, Turnserowg, Saw Sets, Gas Pliers, etc. 2 cases Copper and Brass Wire 2 casks Tinsmiths' Fittings, Kettle Ears and Rivots 2 oasks Brunswick Black 1 case Lacquered Cosed Tube 'i Saw Trimmers' Anvils 24 Axlo Arms - 40 kegs Storer's Axlo Grease 3 aisoM Sorby's Cross-cut and Pit Saws 2 oases Lock wood's Files _ 30" Pony Lawn Mowers 1 caso Davy's Patent Safety Lamps 1 case Brass Rod 6 cases Muntz Metal Sheathing II casks Patont Single and Double Tape Fuse 4 oueoi Electro-platod Goods 2 cases Tnngyo's Patent Crab Winch 2 casks Tin Plates 2 bales Plough Line 40 ingots Tin 4 cases Patent Water Closets 5 cases Chcoeo Pi-eases and Curd Mills 3 cases Wheatman and Smith's Circu lar and Mill Saws 7 cases Mandor's Oak Varnish GO kegs Paint, assorted colours 10 cases Paint, mixed and dry, read; for uso 6 coses Patent Driors 2 casks Putty, in bladders 6 casks Putty, in bulk i£s cases Hardware — Weights, Door Knobs, Locks, Spirit Level Tubee, Key Rings, Thermometer Plate, Powder Paste, Plate Baskets, Jack Chain, Oven Ventilators, China Mortico Furniture, Escutcheon Pins, Brass Wiro, Cloth Brushes, S. Hooks, Bridle Hooks, Chest Handles, etc. 107 cases American Hardware Sundries TO ARRIVE, PER FIRTH OF DORNOCH, ANT ARES, WAIKATO, AND ELEANOR VERNON. 600 casks Cemont 850 barrels Blasting Powder 140 cases Galvanised Corrugated Iron 90 casks Sheet Zinc 10 tons Pig Iron 10 tons Best Hoop Iron 2 casks Perforated Sheet Zinc 90 casks Chain, Plough, Trace, and Back 45 .kegs Wrought Spikes 9 eases Hornsby's Ploughs and Reaper Fittings 15 cases Howard's Agricultural Ma chinery 52 puses Smith and Wollstood'a Stoves and Ranges 6 packages Samuolaon's Patent Com bined Mower and Reapers, com plete 13 cases Chaff Cutters, assorted 21 cases Hunt and Tawoll's Horse Geare 18 cases Randall Harrows 6 cases Seed Drills 2 cases Steel Soft Tinned Sheets 8 barrels and 60 drums Lubricating Oil 12 barrels Linseed Oil 150 drums Raw and Boiled Linseed Oil 10 drums Neatsfoot Oil 135 boxes Coke and Charcoal Tin Plates 250 cases Downer's Kerosene Oil 50 cases Lard Oil 400 cases Kerosene Oil 23 casos Turpentine 50 cases Sharp's Handled Axes 22 cases Hurt's Handled A*e3 10 cases Grindstone Fittings 6 cases Bush Hooks 5 cases Washita Oil Stones 12 cases Tinsmiths' Tools and Machines, Groover, Beaders, Folders, etc. 155 cases General American Hardware 2 oases Chair Web 3 oases Paint Brushes 1 cask Reap Hooks 1 bale Flax Sash Line 1 case Shelf Brackets 1 case Tangye's Patent Tacks 10 cases Mangles 20 bales Spun Oakum 2 bales Boiler Felt 1 case Butchers' Knives 3 Cases Rnjfo polish, Glass Paper, and Empry Cleth, 6 casks Heavy and Light Tee Hinges 4 casks Tin Basins and Pie Dishes 6 oases Eleotro-plato 10 hogsheads Trunks, Deed Boxes, etc 1 cose Sifting Machine 2 casks Horse Shoes 6 bundles Socket Spades 7 hogsheads Hollow/no, enamelled 4 cases Gardner's Sausage Machines 1 cose Garden Syringes, etc. C cases Blind Furniture 1 cask Borax 4 cases Brassware, assorted 3 casks Weston's Pulley Blocks 5 cases Washing Machines f) oases Factory Belle 20 cases Ship Chandlery 45 cases Hardware, Tools, and Brush ware, assortecj T. & S, MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED), QtJEEN.STREET, AUCKLANJ?,



Mgflame Marie Caran dini, 1 Ono of tho most Popular Musical Artists in the Australasian Colonies, writes as follows j— Wellington, New Zealand. ~.., _, „ . February 23rd, ISSI, To M. Lovy and Co., Auckland, Dear Sire,—l have pleasure In informing yon that I have used St, Jacobs Oil, and And much relief in cases of rheumatism, and, indeed all neuralgic pains.-! am. dear sirs, yours truly, Marie Carandixi. A Popular Hotel keeper Made Happy. Victoria Hotel, Auckland, Messrs M. Levy and Co.. Auckland. Dear Sirs,—Sufforing from a severo sprain for over a week. I was advised to use St. Jacobs Oil, and I bog to Btato that after four applica tions the swelling around the ankle disappeared and all pam left, so that or the third day I was able to use my foot again as usual.— X remain dear sirs, yours faithfully, Free from Pain. Mutual Life Association, Auckland, July 2,1881. Messrs M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Gontlemon,—About a month ago I had a very severe attack of rheumatism in my richt arm so bad, in fact, that I could scarooly lift it without causing me excruciating pain. I had tried several kinds of liniments without üb turning aily relief. At last I tried St. hSf« bB T ,_ an? a? er uslne loss than ho!f v bottle I felt perfectly free from pain, and tip t, the present have had no return of the trouble. 1 shall always use it in prefqraaoe td^riythiiiß I know in ohm of any similar pains andl will cer tainly advise a . surfferers to do the^sam 1-1 ,-«. mam, de«v aira, yours truly, v w ALLI3TER BROWN. Wholesale Depot for Auckland- M. LEVY & CO., QVKEN-STREET, AUCKLAND,



TAUPIftI EXTENDED COAL-MINING , COMPANY (UMITED). NOTIOB XO CONSUMERS OF TAUPIRI COAL. COAL bom Other Mines In the Walkato being; now Introduced into the Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL aro Requested to be Careful-in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SOHBRF7 80 tan. Awsklana, May 26,18W.



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