PARLIAMENTARY.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

(P,Y TKLEGTtAPIT.-BI'KCTAL REPORTER.

Wellington, Wednesday Tin: Speaker took the chair at 2.30.

Questions.

Replying to Mr Skddon, the Govern ment declined to purchase 9ix additional diamond dri'ls. They said there were already three in the colony, and they had not been used as much as they might have been. However, one was for sale, and the Govern ment would purchase it and place it at the disposal of the counties, lteplying to Mr Seddox, the Treasurer said the Government were introducing a a bill prepared by their predecessors, which would deal to a certain extent wilh the suggestion that married women might, with the consent of their husbands, borrow on the life policies of husbands which had been made in favour of wives. Replying to Mr Hamlin, the Native Mimstkk said further information was re quired from Auckland before they could deal with the petition of John Duncan. Replying to Mr Fitxiikkukkt, the Tkkahurkk promised that when the tariff was being amended they would consider the advisability of imposing an import duty of Id per pound on blasting powder. Replying to Mr O'Connor, the Minister OK Lani.s said the Government would not amend the Land Bill so as to bring Auck land homestead clauses into efl'oct in Nel son district. Bills. The following bills were read a first time : —Wuiltuto Confiscated Lands Bill (Mr Bai.lani'K), Jiill to Encourage the Produc tion of Sugar from Beetroot and Sorghum (Sir Julius Vouel). Volunteers. Mr Walker moved, " That, in the opinion of this House, country Volunteers should be placed on a more satisfactory foot ing." Ho urged that country Volunteers attended parades at much greater incon venience than those in town, and often had to travel many miles to the place of drill. Mr Ballanck said the present regulations wero founded on the report of Col. Scratchley. Country Volunteers were so far removed from any probable point of attack that it was garrison corps that must be depended on in case of war. However, the Government would take the question into consideration during the recess. Colonel Trimklk and Sir Geokok Grey urged that every man fitted to bear arms should bo made capable of doing so. Mr Fergus ridiculed men in the garrison corps in comparison with muscular and hardy fellows who formed the country corps. Ho said the latter would do all the work required, while the whipper-snappers from town would be killed before they were broken in. Mr Ha.mlin contended that the country would never have a good and efficient force until they were prepared to provide the sinews of war in the form of pounds, shil lings, and pence. The motion was carried. Various Motions. A return was ordered on the motion of Mr Oii.r.ucs of moneys received in each district us contributions to the Insurance Fund under Land Transfer Act; how the accu mulations were invested ; the amount of claims made, paid, refused, and settled out side by the Department, und held over. On the motion of Mr Barkox it was agreed that the mode of presenting in formal petiiions recommended by the Com mittee be agreed to for tho remainder of the session. It wan agreed, on the motion of Mr J. C. BiiKi.AND, that inspectors should bo ap pointed under tho Weights and Measures Act to visit the centres of population, and test weights and measures. Mr Toi-K, in £, waking to the motion, said the question involved great expense, but the Government >vouldtake tho matter into consideration during the recess. Coroners. MrßiiAusHaw moved, "Thatintheopinion of this Huuse a medical practitioner, while in active practice of his profession, shall not hold the otiice of coroner in the colony." Mr Lkvkst.im moved as an amendment that coroners be abolished altogether. Mr Toi,k admitted that gross anomalies existed under the present system, and in stances had occurred in which medical men as coroners had shielded their confreres from public opprobrium, while in other cases they had sat in judgment and con demned those with whom they were at onmity. Ho might say that the Govorn ment recognised tho importance of the sub ject, and would tako steps to carry out the views of tho mover as far <»s practicable. The Local Courts Bill now before the House proposed alterations in the system. Several members spoke, and tho notion was carried by 32 to 0. Mr BuCKLAND was the only Auckland member amongst tho 0 who desired the abolition of the office of coroner. Roads and Bridges Construction. Mr U. F. Richardson movod hia reso lution, " That the House go into Committee of Supply to-morrow to pra«entan address to His Excellency, affirming the undesirability of futura grants under the Roada and Bridges Construction Act, and providing that tho half of tho property tax not re quired for General Government purposes be handed over to the County Councils." Mr VV. F. JiccKLAND, who objected to th« re-imposition of the half of the property tax unless it was required for general revenue, talked the motion out, and the House ad ' journed at 5.30 p.m. SharcbroUors' Act. At the evening sitting the Speaker re sumed the c'jair at 7.30. In the absence of > Mr Hurst, Dr. Newman moved the third reading of a bill to repeal the Sharebrokers' Act, IS7J, which was agreed to, and the bill was passed. Protection of Animals Bill. Mr Wakefield's bill to prevent the intro duction of rabbits and hares into Chatham Islands was also read a third time and passed. Bank Note Security. Mr Dargaville moved the second read ing of the Bank Note Security Bill, which ho said would place holders of notes ; in a more secure position. The notes in circu lation amounted at present to nearly a million, and the State benefitted to the oxtent of many thousands. Col. Trimble opposed the bill, while Sir J. Vooel considered that it would re quire a great deal of amendment before it was added to the Statute Book. He con tended that notes should rank equally with othor assets. The second reading was agreed to after some discussion. Justices of the Peace Act. Sir Geo. Grky moved tho second reading of tho Justices of the Peace Act, ISS2, Amendment Bill. He said the effect of this measure would be that two justices, instead of one, should adju dicate in cases of indictable offences, lie thought the present law gave one too great power and responsibility. Mr Coxoxly opposed the bill, and said Sir George Grey in introducing it was tinkering with legislation, while Mr Dakoa villk accused Mr Conolly of being the chief of tinkers. The Eecond reading was agreed to on tho voices. Lotteries Bill Amendment. Mr Hoinis moved the eecond reading of a bill to Amend the Gaming Lotteries Act, a precis of which I sent you yesterday. Ho characterised the present spirit of gambling as inimical to the welfare of tho place and the government of the country. He had spoken to several press, men on the subject of the bill, which specially affected them, and thus expressed approval of its provisions. Several members supported the bill, the second reading of which was carried on the voices. Abolition of Entails. Mi" Conolly moved-the second reading of tho Alienation of Lands Bill, which, he said, was intended to abolish the law of en tail, without doing injury to anyone. Mr Peacock said ho would give his most cordial support to tho bill, which would prevent the locking up of large blocks of land by cheapening the mode of convey ance, and preventing the locking up by entail. Tho Tiikasfkkr said tho Government recognised the importance of the question, und considered that it should not be dealt with this session. He recommended that the bill should bo postponed till next year. Mr Hnisus also supported the bill, and considered the country should know who wero the members that shelved it year after year. Messrs Situphekd and Daroavillk con sidered the second reading should be ad journed for a week in order to give members time to consider the effect cf the bill. Mr Moss mado a lengthy and forcible speech in support of the measure. The second reading was carried on the voices, and the bill was ordered to be com] mitted this day week. MinlnK Conipaniea Amendment. Tho House went into Committee on the Wining Conipaniea Act, 1872, Amendment;

Bill, promoted by Mr Menteith. Con siderable discussion took place on clause 2, which gives shareholders power on pay ment, of calls to surrender their shares to tho Company, and which the Goldfields Committee recommended should be ex p;:n{jed, Mr Canman i-f'.iil tho ofiect of the clquso would be mischievous ; but, despite strong opposition on the part of Mr Skddon and other members, tho clause was retained by 20 to 19. Tho bill passed through Com mittee without amendment. Progress of Other Bills. The Anatomy Act Amendment Bill also passed through Committee without amend ment. Mr Braushaw's bill amending the Em ployment of Females and Others Act so as to make it workable also passed through Committee without alteration. Mr Lkvestam sought to amend the bill providing that women and children might be enabled to work overtime on any one of four days in the week, but the feeling of the House was against any attempt in this direction, as was shown on division, which negatived the amendment by 40 to 4, The Bill of Exchange Act Amendment Bill (Mr Taiaroa) was also considered in Committee, and a new clause proposed by Mr Dargaville, defining the Inland Bill aa one in Tasmania, Australia, Now Zealand, or Fiji, was agreed to. These bills were read, ordered, and a third reading was fixed for to-day (Thursday).

The House rose at 1.30 a.m

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELKOBAPII— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Thamkh, this day. New Prinx'e Imvmual.—The shaft is ex pected to be finished within a few days, and the chamber of No. 7 level will bo com menced about the middle of next week at a depth of 070 feet from tho surface. Dart.—ln driving westward on No 2 reef at No. 4 level, the manager has met with the slide found in the upper lovela, which is at present running parallel with the lode, and ho hopes to bo able to trace gold-bearing quartz to the opposite side of the claim.

Moanataiari. —White, tributer, banked s^ozs, gold. Bright Smile.—A crushing for Mangan )tributors) produced loz. Bdwts.

CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor : Sir, —I heartily concur ia the nightsoil contractor's remarks re garding the absurd system' of making tenants liable instead of the landlords. It would not incur any further trouble to tha latter, as the amount could be included in the rents and so treat all alike instead of one here and another there, as is the case at present, as the Inspector may easily learn, or anyone else, by looking over the names in the contractor^ book. If some of onr legislators were to take a walk up tha side streets where there are gardens attached to the houses either at night or early morn ing, and fail to get sufficient on his stomach to last him the day, it would be strange to me, Take, for instance, Soafield Road and tba adjoining streets, and you will find the contractor has not orders to attend to one-fourth of the houses. Is there any wonder why typhoid fever is ao prevalent in Auckland every Bummer when we consider the hundreds of gardens that are smouldering in nightsoil, and to tha consequences of which the more cleanly portion of the population have to submit ? I cannot Bee why, if farmers around town are prohibited, there are not more stringent measures taken to prevent tliofc in the city from committing these filthy practices. There arc some who will cay, "Oh, you hava only to complain to the Inspector in tha first place." The majority of people do not like to complain of their next door neigh bours, and if they do, the Inspector would have to get up a little earlier than Govern ment hours to catch them at it. Therofore, I do not think the decent portion of land lords will make any objection to the law being reversed. I may say froai my own experience of the present contractor he ha« done his work more faithfully and atten. tive than any previous ones. —I am, &ctt Justice.

To the Editor: Sir, — Will you kindly allow me to answer, through, the columns ot your valuable paper, the letter of Mr Wm. Geo. Garrard, criticising a subject he know* nothing about. It ia evident he is not a tradesman, or ho would not talk so foolishly as lie has done. Men must havo learned the trade while boys.or they would not have been tradesmen at the present day. Boy* now must learn their trades, or what will bocome of the future ? Boys are seldom en gaged at the present day without a written character, and to get these they must cer» tainly have been educated. Mr Garrard'l motto is, " Live, horse, and you'll get grass.*• —I am, etc, A Professional Tradesman.

Madame Marie Carandini.

One of the most Popular Musical Artleta la the Australasian Colonies, writes oe followi :— Wellington, Now Zealand, February 23rd, 188*. To M. Levy and Co.. Auckland. Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure in informing yot that I have used St. Jacobs Oil, and find much relief in cases of rheumatism, and, indeed, au neuralgic painß.—l am, dear airs, yours truly. Marie Carandini.

A Popular Hotel keeper Blade Happy.

Victoria Hotel, Auckland, July 23,1634. Messrs M. Levy and Co., Auckland.

Bear Sire,—Suffering from a severe sprain fot over a week, I was advised to use St. Jacobs Oil, and I beg to Btate that after four applica tions the swelling around tho ankledisappoared, and all pain loft, so that on tho third day I waj able to uso my foot again as usual.—l remain, dear sirs, yours faithfully, R. F. LtJKB.

Free from Pain.

Mutual Life Association, Auckland, July % 1884. Messrs M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Gentlemen,—About a month ago I had a very severe attack of rheumatism in my rieht &rm, 80' bad, in fact, that I could scarcely lift it without causing me excruciating pain. I had tried several klndß of liniments without ob taining any relief. At last I tried St. Jacohs Oil, and after using leas than half a bottle I felt porfeotly free from pain, and up to the present have had no return of tho trouble. I Shall always use it in preference to anything I know in case of any similar pains', and will cer tainly advise all sufferers to do the same.—l re main, dear sirs, yours truly, ALLISTER BROWN. Wholesale Depfit for Auckland— M. LEVY & CO., Queen-street, Auckland.

Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea.

THE GREAT GERMAN FAMILY MEDICINE. RELIABLE. SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL. Tho well-known Ten has proved itself to be« Most Certain and Efficacious Itemed? for such diseases as Sudden and So^cre Colds. Cough*, Fevers and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis. Headache, Bowels. Kidnoy. and Liver Complaints, tht Piles, Congestion, &c, caused by an impure state, or a superfluity of blood. Its use removel Scrofula, Contaneous Eruptions, Pimples on thi Face, Blotches, Boils, liheumatic Pains, and Pains in tuo Bones and Joints. It is a Preven tive against Contagion, ar.d destroys Inbnled Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It Buriflel the Blood, cleanses tho Stomach and Bowcla, and gives to the whole system a healthy, easj tone. It opens the bowels in a very mild ana certain way. It worta on tho system generally, saußing little or no discomfort. It will prevent ilmost any disease if used at least onoe ■ month. It restores tho appetite it removes thl distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading the stomach, and will bo found effectual as a Family Remedy where a Blniple purg&Uvi only is needed.

Printed and Published by th» Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-etreet, at hi' Qeuoral Printing Office, Wyndhara-stree^fa Uio Province of Auckland, Now Zealand,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1884



I Anctlona. | I :' 3. OABB,] [B. D. TOOTB ! TO-MORROW, '] At 12 o'clock. I • BICYCLE CLUBS, RIDERS, AND 1 j ; OTHERS. J THE " ROYAL MAIL " BICYCLE. 1., B. TONKS ft CO. 1 TAVE received instructions from Messrs |1 Shakespear and Co. (who have decided jlfgive up this business), to sell, on Friday, iftobor 3, at 12 o'clock, ( i 1 50-INCH BICYCLK, ball bearings back iB and front wheel, red rubber tyres, steel M rim, buck bone and forks, very finest 81 ■ quality, Wariington wire spokes, saw ;"B stop, spoon brake. &c. ml 53-inoh ditto, ditto, ditto mTs 51-lnch rtitto, dttto. ditto 1 |MX«e4«ush ditto, ditto, ditto Ii 1 52-inch ditto, ditto, ditto, all plated 8 3 48-inch Royal MaU Tricycleß, ditto, ditto, : i ditto. M Will be on view tho day previous tothe sale. X Large number of Bells, Harrison's Double ii Gongs, fee. ■ Largo number of Lamps, "King of the i Road."&c. I Largo number of Red Rubber Tyres iS Large number of Assorteu Parts, consisting 1! of Pedals. Cranks, Wrenches, Saddles, [ Back Hubs, &c. ifflThe following is a testimonial from the Emmateur Champion of tho World:—"Birming injim, January lli. ISS3. Gentlemen,—l rode your iltßoyal Mail' last season in England and IHuaerica', and succeeded in winning in England a>he One-mile Championship and the Twonty »tve-mile Championship. I won every race in SflLmcrlca, and lowered every record. After hard ::jliding ovory day for ten weeks, the Machine 'BJvas thoroughly examined, and not a single nut Hr any other part had given way in tho slightest Jlogroe, the. American riders being highly Bleased witlithe Machine. Of the last twelve Hacos I rode, I succeeded in winning 11 first and ffirao third.—l am, gentlemen, yours faithfully, j§*KANK Moore." jl Mr W. M. Sekvice, In a testimonial given by ni(m for publication, after winning the Auck land 1883 Club Championship, says :—" It is tho {pent Machine I ever rodo, and I had no difficulty ■D beating a Rudge aSS-inch Raccr,and a number fibl othor machines." mt, 0. OABB.] • [b. d, tonks, I "WEDNESDAY, Octobor 8, II At Twelve o'Clock. I FREEHOLD BUSINESS AND BRBSIDENCE SITES, COLLEGE AND | ST. MARY'S ROADS, | PONSONBY, |j OPPOSITE THE THREE I^VJIPS. I] B. TONKS & CO. Hare received instructions from Mr Payne, to sell by Auction, on the above date, at twelve o'clock noon. HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, OPPOSITE THE THREE LAMPS, PONSONBY. Ths sites on this property aro unequalled In the district, either aa business or residential positions. Nothing can intercept tho view, and before long will be connected by trams to Queen-street Plans ready In a few days. [B. O. CARE.] [B. D. lONK3, AT AN EARLY DATE. 1 mHE LEASE OF THE PREMISES .i in Queen-street, lately occupied by W. -Vaile and Co., expiring May 31,1289. Furtker particulars in a few days. B. TONKS efc C 0., Auctioneers. W. s. cochrank] Fmmes dacrk TOMORROW; BLUE REP SUITE, TAPESTRY CARPETS, MANTEL MIRRORS, MANGLE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, 3rd October, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of- Blue Rep Suite (9 pieces), Couches, Mantel Mirrors, Tapestry Carpets. Pictures, Iron and Wood Bedsteads. Spring Mattrassca, Palliassca, Pillows, Blankets, Chests of Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Dress ing Tables, Toilet Mirrors, Wood and Cane sfiated Chairs. Fenders, Hearthrugs, Round and Oval Tables, Kitchen Utensils, Plated ware, Cutlery, &c, &c. Also, Under Distraint for Rent, MANGLE, Dresser, Sofa, Washstand, Chairs. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers, ~ TO-MORROW, At 11 O'Clock. MERCANTILE SALE ROOMS. J. R, RANDERSON ATTILL hold his -usual Weekly Sale FURNITURE, PICTURES, CLOTHING, POULTRY and GERERAL MER CHANDISE aa above. Sale Room open daily. TO-MORROW. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL nOLD THKIB *%T EEKLY SALE ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT THE DURHAM YARDS, OP HORSES, SADDLERY GRAIN and SEED Also. First-class Horse, suitable for Hansom And, For Sale privately, American Agricultural Waggons ' to-morrow! Durham yards. THE undersigned will sell by auction, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, 3rd October, A SHIPMENT OF HORSES FROM WANGANUI, consisting of— 2 Heavy Draught Geldings 2 Heavy Draught Mares 1 Medium Draught Mare 2 Medium Draught Colts 8 Hacka and Harness Horses 3 Ladies' Hacks 6 Unbroken Colts ana Fillies 2 Ponies. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIR X \T EEKLY SALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction of Groat South and Onehunga Roads, OB1 FAT AND STORE STOCK, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP. AND PIGS. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at II o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, ana SKINS HUNTER AND NOLAN. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORBEB, ana all kinds of SPRING •VEHICLES. Hired, Bought, and Sold, at CROWTHER'S VICTORIA STABLES. Wel " >alßy-atroet. ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL, HEWMAKKET. Proprietor, T. HAYWOOD - (Late ot tho Albion Hotel, Patea). T.H. having taken tho above Old Established Hotel, about to bo rebuilt, would remind his old frltnda and patrons that although in tem porary promiaea, nothing; but Uie best Brands ot Wines, Spirits, Beer and Cigars will be supplied. Hancock's sp&rklkie Special Brew on draught uid in bottle. " ■JTHW SEASON'S CLOVER HAY FROM MATAMATA, In small pressed bales ot about 1121ba each, k SOLD IN AHY QUANTITIES I t>r all Dealers, and In not less than 1-Ton lots bj \^ : . r , .' THORNTON, SMITH, * FIBTft



Ali WIK X 86 ■ » W « te t> A N £..-, : TO-MORROW, THE -HAY MARKET. FOR SALE, at tho ITnymnvkot, on Fri« \ ilny next, October X Ex Hannali Mokan, from Maimia, 12 HEAVY-DRAUGHT YOUNG HOUSES 1 Pair Chestnut Maros, unbroken; porfuot 3 Active Horses, fit for hansom cab Mao, Medium-draught Black Mare, from Wai uku; trial given. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE lIAYMARKET. FOR SALE, ;it tlio llaymiu-kofc, on Friday, October 3, Ex Stormbird, from Wanganuf, A SUPERIOR LOT OF HEAVY DRAUGHT, MEDIUM, AND SADDLE HOUSES. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, SHE EAYMARKET, SALE OS" WOOL, SHEEPSKIN 3, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 13 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctions. ABOUT THE THI.IO WEEK IN OCTOBER. AVAIATARUA, ELLERSLIE. ELLERSLIE. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction, at liia Mart, Vul can Lane, about the third week in October, the balance oC unsold Allotments, Waiatarun. as per lithographic plans, to bo seen at the Auctioneer's Mart. THESE ALLOTMENTS consist of Residence and Business Sites ot from three-quarters of an acre to five acres each, having nearly two thou sand feet frontage to the Pamnurc Road, and running back three thousand f>;ot to the Wainta rua Lake, St. John's College. The position of this land needs no further comment, being only three-quarters of a mile from tho Kllerslie Railway Station, and having tho proposed trams and railway from St. llolier's running through it. The soil is of tho richest description of volcanic, cororcd with surface stone, the whole o£ which stono is valuable for foncing purposes, and is worth fifteen pounds to twenty pounds an acre for ballast. One grand feature In tho property offered is its proximity to tho large body of water known as tho Waiatarua Lake. St. John's College, which, for boating and Hailing purposes alone, is most valuable. Tho easy approach to the property from Ellora lie is a great advantage, as it is but a few minutes' walk from the EUcrslio Station, Persons desirous of securing a homestead on volcanic soil ought not to lose the present oppor tunity of acquiring one, ns this is about tho only block of volcanic land of any size likely to come into the market. Thero will be no prohibitory reserve on the land. The terms are very easy. Terms : One-third Cash, one-third by P. Noto, at three months; one-third by I>. Noto at six months, without interest. Arrangements can be made for two-thirds of the purchaso money to remain on mortgage to one or three years. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT JEWELLERY ! .IEWELLERY ! BANKRUPT STOCK! BANKRUPT STOCK! WATCHES. WATCHES. WATCHES. One of tho Largest and Most Gonuino Stocks that has been submitted by Auction in Auckland, R. ARTHUR HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street (first floor), on Wednesday, October S, at 12 o'clock noon, THE WHOLE OF A LARGE AND GENUINE BANKRUPT STOCK, which comprises Germ me Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Diamond and other Jewellery. See details in future advertisement. On view morning of Sale. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, At 12 o'clock. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MESSRS RICHARDSON AND CRAWLEY have been favoured with instructions from J. n. Daubeny, Esq., to offer by public auction on the above date, at Dowdtn'a Mart, Queen-street, THE VALUABLE PROPERTY" KNOWN AS BENFIELI), and situated at Mount Albert, adjoining the Mount Albert Kail way Station. The E3tate consists of 36 acres land, all fenced, cleared, and in grass, 15 acres being scoria and the rest clay; 9-roomed House, with all necefsnry outbuilding 3; large garden surrounded by trees, 15 years' growth ; fine large orchard, tree 3 all full bearing; never-failing spring water; distance, by road, from Union Bank, four miles; 'busesconstantly passing. Mcs3rs R. and C. would call the attention of those on the look-out for a First-class Gentle man's Residence, and also of Speculators, to this sale, as the value of this property is undeni able, and rapidly rising. Plans and particulars and cards to view at our offices. Terms easy, at Sale. RICHARDSON & CRAWLEY, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. BOBT. L, BRADLEY.] [FRANK NBWELL. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4. AUCTION SALE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, Next the Bank of Now Zealand. SATURDAY, October 4, at 2 o'clock. BRADLEY & NEWELL WILL SELL, at their Auction Rooms, on above date, 20 boxes Tea, Californian Onions and Apples fin prime condition). Cheese, Potatoes Hams and Bscon, Wheat, Oats Clothing, Soap, Boots, Meatsafcs, Spring Mat trasses, Washstande, Desairg Tables &c, &c, Sec. BRADLEY & NEWELL. ROBERT BRADLEY.] [FRANK NEWELL BRADLEY AND NEWELL, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS: FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, FARM PRODUCE, HOUSE AND LANDED PROPERTY, ETC., KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON (next door to Bank of Now Zealand.) CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. References by Permission: Messrs Alfred Buckland, Auckland; Hesketh and Aitken Auckland; Jamea Hume, Hamilton j William Gaidner, Epsom. D. E v l T"Ti m fITTWTW A VVtt j-frtEs^fev ■o.iY.lw Iv ( J&^m^XSp Queen - sisbst, g oSm§^^^*" AUCKLAND V*r>*f, (Oppoalto tho City Market), Established 1858. iffißfaiii^i^^v Intending Buyers should in- K-iwffiS*Rr jf spoct tho lauqe stock: of Pi-M'"^S*"^— S Breech and Muzzle-loading <&iby£^&4 Guns on hand. They will sea tho best value In Auckland. SffiMMfjaSp Every gun thoroughly cxamin- BJ§TM[^ ed ana guaranteed before dell iSr-isw Hammerless Guns, with Slemen'a mM Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge | S&i Silvor'sPatcntAnti-recoilßuttPlatosj K&I Webley's Bull Dog and Irish Consta sSSa btilary Revolvers, slbo his New Patent S§| Self-extracting Revolver ; Kynoeh's M-S& Patent "Perfect" Reloading Metallio Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Eley'a B&S Revolver Ammunition and Motallio Cartridge Cases ; Newcaatlo Chilled Shot | Curtiss and Harvoy and Pigon Wllk'e and Urarenco's Gnnpowder; Kley's Wadding ana Cartridge Cases; Powdor Flasks. Shot Pouchen, rawrn^S:*?™!^*B^l Cartr'tlEo Bolts, Gnu Oil, low for Gun Cleaning. JVrrpr Mn-7inii ami Bella, Saloon Rlfiea, Air Canea Breechl^So REPAIRS, Including Browning and R». itooktog spooUUy attended to, (md^atofio^ n 'RVTTT



j T«» Merchants1. j JOHN BUCHANAN, I WHOLESALE OROCER, Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant OUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Telephone Eiohange, "Eagle," Auckland. 1 No. 65. The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Sinoo thoit introduction tho greatly increased 'demand for them substantially proves their excel lence, and confirms tho high esteem which tho Public have justly accorded them. Tho following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mark' on the labels, and me packed in lib and Jib packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz ;— Blended India & China Teas. Household Countess Duchess Princess Empress Brands. Blended Pure Indian Teas. Zemindar Brand. BAKING & YEAST POWDERS. The Advcrtisor also wishes to bring before tho Public his Baking and Yeast Powders, which aro mooting with general favour, and requests attention to the following Analytical Report :— Laboratory, Hobsonstreot, Auckland, June 13,1834.—1 havo sampled the Baking Powder iv the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Merchant, Auckland, and havo analysed tin sanio and find tho constituents pui-o mid well proportioned. The result of my examination proves this articlo to bo Buporior to any cltliei imported or colonially prepared ttiat has boon submitted to mo, and I can, therefore, cou fldontly rocommend it to tho public.-(Slgned) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Each Tin Beaks his Registered Tiudi Mauk. Sold by Grocers *nd Storekeepers Generally, The STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assortment, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, Amorican, and Australian Markets. Catalogues on Application. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON. 18S4-5. I havo Received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of the NEW SEASON'S CROP, EX S.S. TAMSUI, from Foochow, via Wellington, And shall bo glad to Forward LIQUORING SAMPLES on application. The OUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP la of Vjkrv High Chauactek Compared with tho previous years. To thoso about to commonce business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer tho Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to socuro other special inducements which I am prepared to offer. JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Customs-Street, Auckland. HPTII 1 A JL I • iJL jL« / Unrivalled /0) /O/ ou tIM/ i M^ ytyk/rEA I /Qp/ ABOUNDING /O/ ■ fry Strength / AND 4IIGHOUALITY. Sewing Machines. QINGER SEWING' MACHINES. Salea In 1882 603,292 Machine „ 1881......561,036 „ Ikceeasb ._ ..42,258. tf THREE OUT OF EVERY POUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD ARB SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES!!! AKD AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. To be obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Quekn-steeet, Auckland. BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHIKES, QUICK'S STABLES, ALBBRT-STRKET. MR F. QUICK begs to return his Sincero Thanks for the Liberal Patronage received while carrying on the Business known aa "Quick's Livery and Ba.it Stables," Albert street, and trusts that MESSRS JAMES DIG NAN & CO., the gentlemen to whom he has relinquished the same, will be accorded Support in an equally liberal manner. Patrons can rely upon being treated civilly and fairly by his suo ccssors, under whose proprietary he feels sure the hostelry will becomo the favourite of Auck- J.°J." DIGNAN] [T. FOLEY] [P. LUNDON MESSRS JAMES DIGNAN & CO. having Surchascd Mr F.Quick's Business, hope to merit le patronage so generously bestowed on thoir late and popular predecessor. For Hiro—Hafl- Bom Caba, Open and Close Carriages. Buggies of every description, Waggonettes, BrcaYcs and Omnibuses, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Hopca, Private Carriages with Uvery, Hearses and Mourning Coaches. Orders by Post, Tele graph, or Telephone (No. 121) receive careful attention. The Stablos provid3 unsurpassed



I»rpss antl Fashion. FIRE. FIRE- FIRE. ESTIMATED VALUE : £7,000 WORTH W01:T" £7,000 OF DRAPERY CLOTHING. DRA PERY AND 0 LOT 11 i N (}. DRAPERY CLOTHING. DRAPERY CLOTHING. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. DRAPERY CLOTH ING. the sjk.xfVJk.Grii} stock: OF W. VAILE & CO. 13 NOW OFKiaiKl) FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! AT OUR PREMISES, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. AXI> AS THE GREATER I'ORTIOX OF TSSBS STO«'K IVAS ONLY DAMAGED BY WATER, CUSTOMERS WILL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF SECURING SOUND GOODS AT ABOUT QUARTER THE USUAL HUGE. REMEMBER THE SALE IS NOW ON AT THE I'RKMISK^, CA NA DA li VIL 1> /NO'S. SALE NOW ON. SALE NOW ON. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO. i Latest Improvementa. Valuable Appliances. Ton Yenra" Qnaranta*. Patent Automatic WlnUor. P.tte-nt Drop-RoUors. Patent Loose-Winding;-Wheel. Patent Thread Hdenser. Wer tbslin Maonlnes kept In Repairs for throe yearn PBEK OF OBABOB. Illuawstad O.Ulo^usa and Samploa of Work rrw fro ni— ITHE WEETKEIM SIWHiG »'/ ( 131 I; t(. I 1 CV. W T RT^ATT^ 170 At'OKLANI). Tea Merchants. Ironmongery. GOLD MEDAL | j IllliilS) PUftE BL.fcin-D&l-' Bi^il^^l^^^ XTTTTTTTTTTT . WOl^^S^^a^ , TTTTTTTTTTTT ISS!wP^^^^a - XT 'fTT T'E r &'^ — TTT *" TTT TXT T B> BLAIKIE, mrpij tf • Victoria-street, *TT IMPORTER OF BUILnETtS1 & FURNlSH mr|ii]ij^i|ii|l ING IKONJIONGKKY _____ DIRECT FROM MANUFACTUHKRS, TWi TIMTT I[as For Sal0' at Low ItatcSi UIXL IN IV Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges Nelson Moate b On >«, Kltollonßanseß uICLSONi ITIUMIt & \J>O.S Register Grutoa, in great Variety A[iiru!o ami Knainellcd Slato Mantolpleoes ah—|na^&| m ■ >ma> • (Largest Stock in Auckland) X P E.C^ BAL™I 1^ I Marble, K!oclroi>late, Curb, and other Fondorß »—'*_*'B#~»taß« B I Ciiilvaniaeil Iron, Shoot Lead, and Zinc „ Slato, Cement, and Plaster. jrfaßHJfey. | INSPECTION INVITED. las? Sam fcaasa B \J Laa^ tl QUESTS OFDKAWERS Very Handsomrt Chesta of Drawers, In Rloh _____ Mottled Kauri, are now soiling at tho following prices for Cii3h:—Ttio Duke of Edinburgh Chest Ut TRY of Kis;ht Drawers (tho bonnet drawer richly __._ __ panelled with totarn, bird, nnd rowa rewa) OUR MATCHLESS &?: Vive DrawerChost>i, Ml. The above artioJea have alwava given jircat satiafaotiOii. and 1)8 S^ 8 SS? F Ol E*" caiaa aioio bcuuUlul witb aye. V/. NOIIHIK, [IiING BHAND), Tor el Sj.io»tlakusths:st. SOLD IN .*p P £! A 0 0 0 X, lib., 2ib., 41b., 71b., and 231b. TINS, uJ™ ffrocr/KSuts and idyb OljAastli of every description. Mlq Qf] npn IU An Acwratb Fit Gca;;antbm>. 10. UU, UCI lU. OOMPOUNn MICKOSCOP.KS & TKIJi scorKs, BLiE^B Power riU and Cheap. B\l I? B rC^iOHra AS^KOII) BAHOKKTBIja, TIIKKMOMRTBRS, ti \d toa iiaitJ^iS' fl V3| Eubbvuic KxtM, Battsbiim, ajtp HIhCJJ^ I X $&. C^C^ itoKiiECticfclcetrioMachinesnndMeaiotaColls AND IMPORTERS. SPECIAIi ANNOUN TCKIVnSNT. - TAYLORS _ SEWING MACHINES. CHRISTOHUROH, DnKBDHf, W>LLIKOTON, The BaU.mio ot Stock of theae exoellonf AMD (lund and Troftdlo Machines will be Bold at 2i 156, QUEEN-ST., Auckland. tg£" *>»»*• Neat* mln c *»aw* , OPPOSITE THE POST-omCß| agents everywhere; shobhahuktssjw. '



Ironmongery. __ V PATXPTO i> HO A lUlil-iki OE.I/U. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS & IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN & HIGH STEEETS, AUCKLAND. English and American jS^^m English and American PLATEDWARE. PLATEDWARE. >-< ' ffP^sllOl tj » g.g '"j <(] -^lfiL_ W C/ 3 E. POSTER & CO. Have just received a largo assortment for tho coming Season of LAWN MOWERS and GARDEN ROLLERS Tho Mowers compriso tlio Philadelphia, Easy, Pennsylvania, and Excelsior,'nil of which aro tho most modern machines! ROLLERS j^^r^ MOWERS If you wieh your LAWN to LOOK WELL you cannot do without a MOWER. PRICES CONSIDEIUIiLY KEDUCED. E. PORTER & CO. In our SHOW ROOMS will bo found almost every roquisito of the KITCHEN, including ROTARY KNIFE CLEANERS. * jd^faw^hs. THE S£RVANTS mEND- •? M Sizes suitable for Family or Hotels, &c. Can be opened and cloud In a second ' Sausage and Mincing Machines FOR FAMILY USE, SAUSAGE o^-jBjL MEAT fillers^^^^^M CHOPPERS MINCING H - L ~\/!j/\ KNIVES Sag^iilll^ W&m* Butchers' Use E. POETEE & 00. Have in Stock a Large Assortment of AVERY'S, FAIRBANKS, & HOWE'S SCALES and Weighing Machines. ■n ® ? Portablt Warehouse Scale, Union, or Family Scale, a CO Counter Scales, Steel-yards, E. PORTER & CO. Ilavo always in Stock a Variety of Washing, Wringing, & Mangling Machines. The ■ ■ Phoenix" ' p j^ BRADFORD'S MANGLE ' f —— Lever & Spring Mangles Wrought Iron Tubes, (( jßK^S^lllltf Combined being M' J WU_ WASHERS&MANGLES' almost unhrcakible U^ iS 'i - almost unbreakable. |||^ I|^ LAUNDRY STOVES I : | J ! Charcoal Irons. PORTABLE BOILERS J| ; ] ' ! and %4pJk^ I ■ NICKEL-PLATED FURNACE PANS. if^'^^^^fet SMOOTHING IRONS. PRICES ALL REDUCED. Retail Department: I Wholesale Department: QUEEN STREET. | HIGH STREET, Branch Store: NEWMARKET, WHEEB A LAEGB STOCK IS KKPT AND SOLD AT TOWN PRICES. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND.



HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES and CURES SICK HEADACHE , SICK HFIADACHK j SICK HEADACHE HAMBURG TEA RELIEVES and CURES BIHOUSXKS3 BILIUUSNK33 BILIOUSNESS HAMBURG TEaIiRLIEVES and CURES constipation constipation conStipatr-v HAMBURG TEA R-TtU'iVES and CUKES INDIGESTION INI.KiK.SUON INDIGESTION HAMBURG TEA IS SOLD ET ALL CHEMISTS AND STOEEKKEPEM THROUGHOUT THE COLONIES. PltlCß : One Shilling and Threepence a Packet, Wholesale Depot for Auckland: M. LEVY AND CO., QUEEN-STRKET.