The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVL—No. 54,42

AUCKLAND, N.Z., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1884.

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■Mpplne. . r T3ACIFIC MAIL STB AM /^srSaOT x ship co. HONOLULU. TO GREAT BRITAIN, •nder Postal Contra"* w.ln too Governments oi /Jew Zealani* and pfew South Wales. • Pidsensjer booked through to Liverpool toSor Paris, via the Great Overland Road if America, via tho Steamers of U» Atlanfic 'jlnes from New York. • —" ~~~ ' Date of Date of ateamer. HfeTg — "" 1883. On or about 18S5. CW aof'sydner.'!:: |400F0b.7 MarchS Australia.... ■■■■■ 3,ii00! March 7 Jan.6 FARES i tfireUjiasa C6Band upward! Steerage £32 3s9d and upward* First-dasstoSan Franctooo m Ste^rftfio..« ««..»....--. ——*• —— — ••***' Tnrough Cabin Passengers are permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities of the United Stateß. not ta exceed six months. Speoial Through Bills of Lading issued <m Wool shipped for New York. Boston &0.. either by rail or via Panama, by Paciflo Mail S.S. Co. s StNo^ ehfpplng Orders will be issuod aftor 4 p.m. on the day before tho sailing of steamors for San FFora^rSght rates and all other Information *PPlv to BROWN oampbßll & CO., Lower Queen-Btvoet and Shortland-Btreet. OEI BN T Llli E iBESSBsBr Under contract with tho New ■WB*^^ South Walos Governmcn for the conveyance of Molls. .. 'The following Steamships belonging to the Orient Co. and the Paciflo Co. will leave Sydney and Melbourne on the under mentionod dates for LONDON, via ADELAII)K, DIEGO. GARCIA (at steamor's option), 3UKZ:- Steamer. From Sydney. From Molb'urne. SORATA Jam 3 Jan. 9 AlrtTßAl,....^ Jan. 17 Jan. 26 Onzoo Jan. 31 Feb. 6 jjIOPRtA Feb. 14 Feb. 20 And ortnlghtly thereafter. Through fares to London, C 22 to £75, Passengers sooure speoial advantages by booking through from New Zealand. Secpnd elass passengers by Orient steamer are provided With saloonpassages to Sydney or Melbourne. PASSAGES FROM LONDON.- Speoial f aclli- Uea afforded for bringing out Friends and Relatives by pre-paymont of the passage-monoy SPECIAL RETURN TICKETS, available for U months, are ißsued at the following rates :— FiretSa'ooa *117 PABOwfBobmSD TkROUGH-to LON. DON Bt Reduced Rate*. irorfur^^iouJars.a M^tooMpANYOT NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), Agents in Now Zealand. .ttMnTwa TTNION STEAMSHIP Wwa^T\ U COMPANY OF NEW IffSp^a ZEALAND lUMITED). || riMßi TABLE.—Dkokmbkr. w^«^SßWfw>s^- COAST PORTS ttromManukau). ateamer. | Date of Sailing, j j^gg Pstfams I Tues., 23,11 a.m. I 8.40 a.m. Rotorua 1 Tues., 30, 8 aim. 1 7.15 a.m. ri^l!^fAN^P^T^K[ S J" (from Auckland). ■Waihora I Friday, 26, noon 1 — Mawafottri I Friday, Jan. 2, noon I — FOB MBLBOURNB (VIA BLPCT). tfAiHOBA* I Friday, 26, noon i — MAHAPOURit I Friday, Jan. 2, noon I — •Calla at Hobart. fCalls at Milford Sound. _J FOR SYDNEY. ' fiwaAROOMA I Wed., 24, noon j — ffimmiPi | Tu68..30.fip.m. I — ■'■'■'■ *R eMBORNEjNARCER, AND WKL fioPTH.CROSB | Tues.. 23, S p.m. I — FOR SUVA AND LBVUKA. ABAWATA I Mon.. Jan. 12.5 p.m. I - FOB RUSSELL AND^AWAKAWA. Wathora I Mon., 22,5 p.m. I — "EXCURSION TICKETS.—During the months Of December, January, and February. Excur sion Tickete will be issued at Reduced RatßS, available for return until 31st March, 1885. Cargo must bo booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of -loparture. Passage Tiokets must be taken at the Com pany's Offloa (Auckland Branch), corner of Queen and Customs-streets. te "VTORTHERN STEAM- I^^TiW^ -^ BHIP co< f llllllßo*' li!£s^>~oC*'\ TIMB Table.—Decekbek. I IES^C^M (Weather and other Ciroum IMpsa^Sifcag^'' stances Permitting). I - FROM QUEEN-STREET If WHARF. TO THK HOT LAKES. TERRACES. AND TGBYSffiEtBKv^TAURANGA). TH» QUI»KI£BT, CHEAPEST, AND KASIEBT ROUTE. _ . Tonrista oan avoid the tedious ana rough OTMtand Journey by taking passage In the Northern Bteamship Company's now and fast itXmera Clansman and- Wellington, which leave Auokland alternately every Monday and ThOTdayVat 1 p.m.. arriving at Tauranga at 6 tfSookontte following morning, when aCoach SndOT maU oontraot leayes immediately after the Hot Lakes, Passmirthrous:l} SeVesey Stewatt Settlement, arriving at . Ohlnemutu at two p JH. same day. \ FOR TAURANGA AND BAY OF PLENTY PORTS. 'BTBAMgR. I DATB Qg 6AIHSO. Wellington . I Monday, 22, T p.m. eumaman I Monday, 29,7 p.m. — ' ' I Connects at Tauranga for Opotlkl Btaffii and Bay of Plenty Ports every ______i_ Tuesday,. ' JOB RUBBEIX, WHANOAROA. AND MOSQQNPI. Clanßman I BBturday,2o.7 p.m. - Vdll B gton I Saturday, 27, 7 p.m. jfOR WHANQARHa AND WHANQAREI HEADS ffiarryiß^passengers and cargo for Waipu). iStaoTmeWtne steamer on arrival to con- T«y naßseiigerg to Walpn. i. MocareKor I Tuesday, 23,8 p.m. :^^ L " " -t bow Wbakoarbi Wauokland i ■ (From Railway Whart) Wellington I Wednesday, 24,6 p.m. " : Maegregor ; ] Wednesday, 24,10 a.m. TWanirroKor Monday, 29,2 p.m; ■ fnamnln Wednesday, 31,6 p.m. - - *n B Whahqahei. Whanoabki Heads, and "* " • • MAKQAPAI. Macgtegor I Every Tneßday. 8 p.m. ' FOR WHANQAREI. WHANQAREI HEAD 9, AND g^megor 1 Every Friday, 6 p.m. Hinnalg I Every Saturday, 8 a.m. '' VnRiV<BROTTRi rBi~"Ain)TAIRTTA. Glenelg 1 Every Monday and Thursday, v , : 1 P.'"' taR WAITA^^^wI&YMOUTH. , x^i^g^a Argyle aB per adverHaements. B^)R HOKJANGA. A Steamer fortnightly (as per adverHsement). So must be booked and alongside the by 4 p.m. prompt. None will be reoelved after that hour. - ■ ■ ■ 1 PttHßaKo Tickets must be taken at tho Com pany's Offloo. 67, Queen-street. Auokland. nffiXOURSION TICKETS. - During the mottihs of December, January, and February name will be issued at; Reduced Rates, avail ablefor Return until 31st of March, 1885. ' • xJT^r. QTEAM TO THAMES, ASM IO Coimeotlng with River for BTIRLING JSt a^BrwOR'I'HjPHINEMURI.WAI- TKKAURI. WAIHI. TR AROHA GOLDFDILDS, MORRINSVILLE, FROM AUCKLAND. "Bay and Date I Rotomahana. I Enterprisb. Mbnday,22nd.. lfv-™- 12P'm-. Km. i>v£. flltT 27th .. 7-30 a.m. 1 FROM THAMES: ' "Day and Date-TRoTOMAHANA. I Enterpribe: Monday, ?2na.. p«.a . ~ Tuesday.^3rd.. 9a.m. 9p.m. »:: K:m. hm-. I^v m 2Bth ..12.30p.m. ! = ■ 1 : ANNE MILBANI4.. 1 - From Auckland: Tuesday, 23rd, 12 midnight Thursday, 25th, 12 midnight . Saturday, 27th. 6 night • - From Thames: Wednesday, 24th, 10 night Friday. 26th. 10 night ' Rnturn Tickets be issued from December ZO^vXbleiiU jSuan '10.1885■ (delusive) : &gg&8£%3&32& Shillings ■ teßp^Sblo In Bhlpping, Carrying, or



QTEAM TO LONDON. jfijSMHiSPMNTNSUIjAR&ORIKNTAL steam navigation •IiHWUIIiH ~ COMPANY. FOR IiONDOM DIRECT. «?tn.,tnßr Leave Leave Steamer, Sydney. Melbourne. 1885. 1888. Clyde Via Colombo Jan. 9 Jan. 15 Ballarat „ Jan. 23 Jan. 29 Indus „ Feb. 0 Feb. 12 Rome ~ | Feb. 20 |Feb. 26 And thenceforward every alternate weok. Passengers and cargo booked to London, Mar seilles, Italy, Egypt, India, China, and Japan at moderate rates. Return Tickets issued both to first and B'cond class passengers at especially low rates. Cheap reserved accommodation can be obtained in this Company's vessels. Passengers booking at Auckland Boouro special advantages. For all particulars apply to CRUXCKSHANK & CO., 18. Qncen-street, Auckland. Agents. omHE NEW ZEA ■"fir z«l land shipping c°M -ofi jLngBB PANY'd ROYAL MAIL |^U|f*~g|i LINE OF STEAMERS L«S HL— Jpll (un<lor Contract with the W**^"^ || New Zealand Government, WIU be despatched with Her Majesty's Mulls as uuder for LONDON, Via Rio dc Janeiro and Madeira:— Steamers. Toub. Date' Tonqariro ..... - 4,163 Lyttelton Jan. 17 AORANOi 4,103 _ Fob. U Rimutaka 4,750 - MarohH RUAPBHO ._ 4,103 _ April 9 Kaikoura 4,750 [ .. | May 7 And thenceforward every fourth Thursday. Tho above are all new steamers, built specially for tho trade, and commanded by men of great experience. The length of tho passage by the Company's steamers averages uuder 40 days. Passage money: Saloon, from CO guineas upwards; second cabin, 40 guineas; ■ steerage from 18 guineas. For freight'or passago apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, OHRISTOHURCH, Or to the Bronchos and Agents of tho Company throughout the Colony. T~5 rpHE NEW ZEALAND J&££*&& A SHIPPING CO.'S LINE. "^^HS^T Barque LOCH CRKE, *c3g£jjgsffiß^ From London, Consignees are requested to Pass Entries and obtain Delivery Orders from the undersigned for their goods without delay. Cargo impeding tho discharge of the veisel will bo landed and stored at Consignee's risk and expense. The New Zealand Shipping Co. (Ltd.), Agents, Auckland, 20th Dec.. 1831. j&*4Ler M T> HELIERS. (ii^Wfeß, P.S. TONGAIURO IS3S^SFWIU rmt between St HoUors Wl"" nnd Auckland on WEDNES DAYS and SATURDAYS. Leavo St Heliors: Leave Auokland: 9 a.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. Return Fares, Is; Children, 6d Refreshments at the Gardens. WAITAKI, '■■/mmSSfm£*^ tons register, ii h.p., will despatched to WHANGAREI, WHANGAREI HEADS, MANGAWAI, AND PARUA BAY. Leaving Auokland every TUESDAY and on FBIDA V, 6th. 12th, 19th, and on SATUR DAY, 27th, at 8 p.m., from Queen-street Wharf. Leaving Whangarel every MONDAY and THURSDAY. FROM WHANGAREI I Deczmbkh. I Wednesday, 2i, 12 noon Monday, 29.4 p.m. I Wednesday, 31,2 p.m. Cargo received at Kamo Coal Depot, Railway Wharf, until 4 p.m, A COACH meets the Stoam jr at Whangarel Huads, and runs to Walpn. Fares—Whongarei, Mangapal, and Parna Bay! Saloon, 10s; Return, ISs. Steerage, 6s; Iteturn, 10s. Whangarel Heads I Saloon, 7s 6d | """""JUMO COLLIKRY COMPANY (Liurnm), Agents. Office i lIA. Queen-street, opposite Firth's Mill. "TTAMO COLLIERY COMPANY'S S.S. WAiTAKI WILL RUN AN EXCURSION TO WAIWERA O3f BOXING DAY (FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26). Leaving Quoenatreet Wharf at 10 a.m, A Military Band will be in attendance. : RETURN FARE, FIVE SHILLINGS. " ,±^r-. GB. OOROMANDEL. jj, _____ J^MhHKTHOMAS SCOTT, MASTER TIMB TABLE, v Leaves Auokland i Leaves Ooromanfloll Uepemlior. Qepember. 00* ~- Tuesday, 23.3 p.m. Wednesday, 24,9 a.m. — •;. ---— Wednesday, 21,4 p.m. BWday.26,7p.m. ' - ■ "' : ' _ Saturday, 27,13 noon Weather and otbar olroumstanoes permitting. Not responsible in shipping, carrying, or die th&rgtng live a toot. No cargo received without Bhlpplng note, and within half an hoar of advertised time of de parture. . : ■ All Pamela mnat bp prepaid on board. RETURN TICKETS, available from Satur day, 20th, to Monday. sth January, Teh Shilling^ ' A R. TT. BWmnmry. Manaawt AL^£~ \*TAIUK.U AND ONB JXX^^S. TV HUNGA STEAM dB^ffiHftgNAVIGATION CO. (LnoT-Dl. TIMK tAbLB.-S.S. MANOKAU. December 1884. Leave Onehnnga 1 ljeave Watukn I 24-Wed.. 9.80 a.m. 21-Wed,. 2 p.m. 27-Saturday, 11 a.m. 27-Saturday, 3.30 p.m. 29—Monday, 3 p.m. ""„„, SO-Tuesday, 4 p.m. 80-Tuesday, 8.30 a.m. 31—Wed., 6 p.m. 31—Wed., 9.30 a;m. - _U freights payable before delivery ofjtooda. : ' ■' -.- Managing Plreotor. Jt^JT^- "VTORTHERN RIVER J&zSgfk. 2\ STEAM NAVIGATION CO. (LrMrnebk TIMB- On and after FRIDAY next, the Ist August, S.S. DURHAM Leaves Helensville for Watoa, Mondays and Fridays,"n arrival of train leaving Auoklattl at 7.15 a.m. Returning from Dargayille at S a.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays. Leaves ■Helen* villa for Port Albert every Tuesday; night, on arrival of train leaving Auokland at 4.30 p-ut., returning from Port Albert oh Thursdays. ■ S.S. MDWIE. CASEY _ Leaves Helensvllle for' Otamatea via Point Curtis every Monday night, on arrival of train leaving Auokland at 4.30 p.m., returning from Otamatea every Wednesday. Leaves Holenß vmefor Walroa after arrival of train leaving Auckland at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday, returning ""Weather and other oiroumßtanoos permitting. wea WHJJAM LODDKR. Manager. ~Z^L TT'OR LONDON The well-known regular HERMIONE, 1,120 tons register, D. T. Roberts, Commander, IS NOW LOADING AT THE RAILWAY WHARF. Fer freight or passage aoply to CRUICKSHANK & Co., Agents. 18, Queen-street, Auckland, _ November 12.1884. Jt^r- -pASSENGERS1 LINE OF PACKETS TO NEW Ownod by THE SHAW, SAVILL & ALBION SHEPPING CO. (Limited), 34, Leadenhall-street, London. The above line of ships are regular traders to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, olassed Al at Lloyd's, ana commanded by experienced masters. The bill of fare is most substantial, and of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. Tho undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, pay ment for which have been guaranteed in the colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Foil particulars on application to L.D. NATHAN & CO., ) i.:. ARTHUR HEATHER, > Agents. CRUICKSHANK & C 0. ,)



-> -]U"ORTHERN STEAM ifejpl, SHIP COMPANY. l^-tiSl BOXING DAY, jj FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20. The above Company will run Excursions to the following well-known Watering Places, with Bands on board :— The S.S. CLANSMAN to WAIWERA, AT TEN A.M. RETURN FARE FIVE SHILLINGS. The S.S. WELLINGTON to KAWAU, AT TEN A.M. RKTORX FARE FIVE SHILLINGS. Tho S.S. GLENELG to MOTUTAPU, AT TEN A.M. BKTURN FARE TWO AND SIXVKNCE. t^r — nRHE S.S. NEPTUNE is jSP^^SI A °Pen for Charter—Tow- Picnic Parties, or Fishing ijjnOjfflngyF imn Rutea low.—For i™*^ particulars apply on board. J. LOQAN. A^Tj-TJ'OR HIKUTAIA, jSPsk^k JD PAKROA. WAITOA. TE £Bffi2k"Aßolii\. VVAIOHONUOMAT. HmwTiTfrm9* s v aftesburv, and *mUI* IB^' MATAMATA. The"-S- KO^U WIU leave as above TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, 23rd Instant. Carfto recolvcd at onoe. For f roight only, apply to THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. Business Notices* Phil. F. Hannkek Chas. F. Hannken (Late In the employ of (Lato in the employ of Messrs L. D. Nathan Mrs J. Smith, Draper, and Company), Quoenatreet). BEG to intimate to their friends and the public generally, that they will, on SATURDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 20, Opon those Premises In UPPER QUEEN-STREET, New occupied by Messrs Smith and Caughey, with a LARGE and WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &a, 4c, BOUGHT FOB CASH, And hope, by strict attention to business com; blned with a long wholesale and retail expert ence, to merit a fair share of their patronage. All G oodn marked In plain figures, and at such prices that iiust defy competition. Country orders will receive prompt attention. Parcels forwarded to all parts of the North Island. HANNKEN BROTHERS, DRAPEBB, SILK MERCERS, OLOTHIBRS, to., &c, No. 300, UPPER QUEEN-STREET (Late Messrs Smith and Caughoy's Promises). HE RED CROSS VINEGAR AND PRESERVING CO., « Railway-street, Pahnkll, Have on sale the following goods, a trial of which will satisfy everybody as to the excel lence of quality :— Worcestershire Sauce Curry Powder (Una Red Cross Relish from Jib) New Zealand Relish Cider Champagne (pts Table and Pickling andqts) Vinegar Flavouring Essences Cordials Pure Lime Juice Lime Jnlco Cordial Wholesale Only. Buyers of Sauoe, Vinegar, and Whisky Bottles. Why send money out of the country for Sauce, Carry, or other products when yon can got as good an article, at a lower figure, of local manu tPr6 W. GUMMING. Manager. •(S.Mrma pn* puuiTOH aueoddo) }oai!)S-'Bpo}o!A 'm Mequmw posuaori "aamsKKH -h 'n »v— wopd moi aiba « 'Sboisi uj snsnein uoq»jra: jOBUOsny -oopon isouoqa oifj no euop j[j6m aujniruiaaji pu« SuiquTOid jo Bpapt ny •3aprff xnpi Birjuom. xjs joj araaw uj i&oji sdsi tpira pc Bg mag 'adsi, jdoAnoa pu« dojg ! qona pg moaj 'booi pus •spuos woqis '• »ooj jod pfmojj ra pi«l eodia •umo} nj osnoqinn nrnr} jotfwuo uo proj a A I HgX VAi 1 H3XVAV I mLViIA. XTThOS. J, JJaRBUTT, s Manufaotubkh o# CORN BROOMS, %Si$ B TBADK { kT?TI } MAB* TELEPHONE N 0...282. SPECIAL NOTICE TQ HOTEL PROPRIETORS, BILLIARD-ROOM • PROPRIETORS. &c Mr G.EORGE REED, Cabinetmaker, branch Polisher, and Upholsterer, of Hobßon-rtreet newtho City Hotel, Is preparfsd to make Perished Billiard Cushions equal to now at SO per cent choapor than they oan be done elsewhere. Old Tables'cleaned, covered, and polished, also, re ereoted and made 6qual to new. Couohes, Chairs, &p., covered and re-Btuflfed. All kinds of Furnltare repaired andpolidhea With despatoh. Gentlemen's House Furniture renovatedat their own residences if required. Plsmofortea, Harmoniums, and all Kinds of Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. Note tho Address: HOBSON-STREET, Four doors below the City Hotel. ' Auckland. _____ T HBNDERSON, HOCSB. SHIP, BIGN, AND GENERAL DKCORATIVH, PAINTER, Hn. ■■ Wtwpp jM-aTpwaT. W- ILL IA M THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets, Auckland East, MONUMENTAL. MARBLE, ANP GENERAL STONEMASON. ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND. "* CARTER. „£, ■ Inscriptions Aocurate'and Beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every aesoripUonofStone Work at the Lowest Possible Prices for Townand Country- ' Pi Q~ .TO B A T= H \JT to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD,: AND SHOWER BATHS, Victoria- STREET East. Charge-ONE SHILLING. Open aJI week da,™ from 6 a,m. to 8 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till ID a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and .supplied with every conven ience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brusheß, combs, respirators, soapß, &o. Select Bath rooms (private) for Ladies every day. at aU hours, with female attendance, One Shilling and Sixpence, Please note the address—Victoria Btreet East, above the Groyhound Hotel, and next the' Cheap Bedding and Furnittrre Mart Auckland. N;B.—Barber in attendance...... i • npHAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY X FACTORY. JAMES MACKIB, Pbopbibtob, VICTORIA-STREET &ABT, AUOKLAND. Repairs of every description In Wood "and Iron neatly axeoutea on the shortest notice, Springs made and repaired. Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. . N.B.—Country Orders punctually attended to. H <) W D B- .X, • QUEEN-STREET. PIANOS. PIANOS. VIOLINS. &o. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF HAAKE'S, MIGNON'S, AND RAPOLDI. J. H. considers the Haake to be the D«st German Piano manufactured: the Mionon the neatest and beat finished; and toe Raiwan[for appearance, tone, and durability, the oheapest Piano ever offered in this market. A few flwt-olass Violins and a gopd Second- hMd Piano, and two Church Pedal ond Pipe Organß, lor. Bale. ■■':•' "" "' ;



rpO MR J. H. WIT HE FORD. SIB,—I have the honour to inform you that four tender for the solo right of Advertising on the Auckland section of the New Zealand Rail ways has been accepted by the Hon. Minister for Publlo Works on behalf of the Queen. I have, &0,. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, Wellington, December l, 1884, Spaces at 63 Railway Stations may be had on application at my office. Business men desirous of having special notices, almanacs, &c, erocti d by the first of the year can do so at a very mode rate charge. N.B.—Advertisers will pleaeo note that no other person has the right of receiving adver tisements for these Railway Stations. „ • J. H, WITHEFORD. December IS. 1884. __ "/Called back. ATKW MARKET JJ OTK h, NEWMARKET. georgelTeaston Begs to notify to his old Frlondg and Customers and the General Public that he has resumed the Proprietorship of the above well-known and select Suburban Hotel, and that the business will bo conducted under his porsonal super vision, and on tho same lines which caused his formor regime to bo so satisfactory, popular, and successful, and trusts they will again favour him with their kind patronage. JUST ARRIVED EX COPTIC FROM LONDON, ALBANY FOOD FOR INFANT 3 AND INVALIDS. . Tho Albany Food has so rapidly grown into publlo favour that hithorto wobavo been unablo to keep paco with the domand;. but for tho future (its suooess being assured) arrangements have been mad* to keop tho market always well supplied. The repeated inquiry for tho Food by those who bavo used it is tho bost guarantee of Its excellent soothing qualities, and no house should bo without a supply. E. MITCHELSON & Co., 10. QVEBN-3TRBffiT. B'AUOKLANB. ATT ARNOCK BROTHER 8, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. OriTOB DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of jTaUow. Wool. Sheepskins, and Bones. OAPERHA N G I N G 8, W. PHILLIPPS ft SON HAVK RECEIVED, EX LATK ARRIVAL 186—P ACKAGE S—lß6 CONTAINING 86,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGB, CONSISTING OF NBW PATTKRNB For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, MBlo'l Staircase, suitable for the Mansi^? Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AND BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN PAPERHANQINaa 918—PACKAGES—918 BORIMS AND HESSIANS PLATE AND SHEET GLASS. WHITE LEAD. OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES. AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W. PHILLIPPS ft SON, 16 AND 07, QUMH-STBKBS, W^ L I T 8. BOOK BINDER. PAPER KULKR, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, IBBEM DOOBS ABO VK " BTAB " OmO«. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Iwbchanob jlno Minimo RnnsTßß Boom Bpkoiaixy Ruled and Bound. Mnslo, Magazines, Publlo Libraries, and Bnn day School Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAT BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer ana Hymn Booka , Re-bound. BAND AND OHOIR MUBXO BOOKS BULWD' TTfcISSOLUTION Off PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned having Dissolved Partner ship, are offering tho whole of their ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC. . Also, LEATHER or ALL KINDS, GRINDERY, &0., amounting in value to £10,000, at the following prieeß:— b. d. Men's Watkrtightb, usual price 12a0d.. 8 6 MeN'h BMicr(K»a, usual prico 8s od^ ..4 6 Men's Balmorals, usual price 13b Od .'. 9 B Men's Elastic Sides, usual price Us .. 8 1 Womsn's Elastic Sides usual piloe 10s 6d.. .. .. .. -. - - 8 8 Men's Shoes, usual price. 10s 6d .. _ 6 8 Youths'BqOTS. ÜBflal price 6s 6d .. „ 4 0 Ladies' Kid Button, usual price 13s .. 8 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 8s 6d.. fi 6 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 10s Od S 9 Ladieb' Kid Elastics, usual price 10s 9d 6 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price lla ... 7 6 LADiES'PBUNBLLA,?asuaI prloe, Bs,6d .. 5 9 Ladies' Prunella, usual price 10s 8d ... 6 6 Ladies Shoes, usual prlae 10s 6d ... .. 6 6 liADrEs'SHOEB, usual price lls 6d .. .. 7 6 Ladies' Kid Elastipb (high-legged). usual price I2sfld .. .. .. .. 7 9 Ladies' Kid Button, usual price Us 6d .. 16 8 Ladies' Button Shoes, usual price 10s 6d 7 9 Girls' Elastic Sides, usual price is (3d.. 8 6 Girls' Elastic Sides, usual price 6s 6d „ 8 6 Girls' Elastic, usual price 7s 6d .. ». i 6 Child b Shoks, usual price 3a J -16 The above are only a few lines, 'as space will not permif us to give a full prloe list. The above sale is the largest and most gennlne sale of Boots, Shoes, &0., ever held In New Zealand. OARR JT T BROS., WAKBFIELP-3TRBET SKAmUU BUKITR.J [ALBr. AITKKN. TTBSKITH AN? AITKBN W\ are glad to Inform their Customen and the Public generally that having sold the whole of their last year's Stack:of Clovers, etc., they are in a position to Offer an Entirely New Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mall Steamer from San Franoisco, as under, all current season's growth, consisting Of— ' WHITE CLOVER (Tref olium repent) . RED CLOVERJTretollumoretens) ALSYKE CLOVER (Trefolium hybrid*) OOWGRASS (Trefolium perenne) BCARLET CLOVER (Trefolium uicarnatnmi TREFOIL IMedlcago lupulina) LUOKBNK (Medicago sativa) ALFALFA (Mcdicago Chilians) TIMOTHY ffhleumTPrateuis) CRESTED OOGSTAIL (Cynosunu erisUlttrt MEADOW FOXTAUj (Alopeourus pretensls BHEEPS FESCUE (Fostuca ovina) WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralls) PRAIRIE (Bromus Sohxoßderi) DOOB GRASS BAT-TAIL (Sporobolus olongatus) BYE-GRASS (Solemn perrene semperrlrentt COCKSFOOT (DttotyHagloraoratn) PURPLE and GREEN XOP ABERDEEN TURNTPS DEVONSHIRE GRKY BTQNB, WMl'i'B STONE, AND GLOBE TURNIPS SWEDE TURND?B They are also Agents for the, Bpnedust v Hanufaotnred by the Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and Ilone Phosphates, Potato and''Grass Manures, Pernvian Guano, Nitrate .of Soda, and other Artificial Manures; Oa», Mal«vßarloy. Beam, P«ase; Coarse, Fine, -and Rook' Salt, Cobra, and Uns»t< Cak» i New Zealuid Ktax and Tow, etc



Land and Estate Agents. TVH AS. TCT QSMO ND, LAND AND MONETARY AGENT 116. QUEKN-BTRIH» , (Adjoining B. Tonka and Co.'s). TELEPHONB N 0...184. » Bankers i Nationa Bank of New Zealand (Limited). Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Rents and Interests Collected, Money Invested on First-class Securities with out charge. Estates managed for absentees. Valuations and Arbitrations undertaken. Native Land affairs specially understood. Houbbb to Lot and Properties for Sale placod on my list free of charge. Every description of landed property bought or Bold to ordor. Large sums to lend on first-class securities. QITI PROPERTIES. STORES.-Soveral large ones in commanding positions; every information on application, BTOBK AND COMFORTABLE HOUSK in a flrst-olasß leading position; both water and gas laid In; a fine opening for someone. Prioe. £500. with terms. ALLOTMENT.SHORTLANDSTREET-Large frontage and very deep; splendid business site. Sites of this description (double front age) uro very hard to obtain anywhere close to Qu6en-street. This Bite should at once com mand tho attention ot persons requiring a grand oosltlon so near the Post-ofilce. BROWN-STREET, PONSONBY-A Capital and very convenient Six-roomed House almost now; nice allotment; pretty view. Price. £425. with terms to suit. PONSONBY-Very pretty Seven-roomed Villa Residence (new); gas and water; every con venlonco. Price, £425. NEWTON, BYMONDS-STREET SIDE-Very Comfortable Eight-roomed House (just the sort of house there is so much inquiry for at present), close to Queen-street; goB and water ; large allotment; nice view, and OheßPß ** T o BT. CONVKNDJNTLY • SITUAffED 8 - ROOMED HOUSE, Victoria Avenue; root, Us per BKVKUAI, COMFORTABLE AND PLEA SANTLY-BITUATKD HOUSEBat low rents to good tenants. gUHURBAN pitOPKRT EB. J9210.-VERY COMFORTABLE 1-BOOMED COTTAGE, convenient distance from town: Mount Eden distrlot; every convenience, and ulco allotment: easy terms of payiueat, NORTH BHORB-Two tlnt-olasa AUMments, commanding a very pretty view, in rapidly rising locality, oiose to the wharf. £3 lee per foot. «G0 VOR AN S-ROOMED HOUSE and good allotment, situated near Mr Morley'e Store an the Great North Road. A ohanoe seldom met with. MOUNT EDEN. VIEW BOAD-One of the Prettiest Houses in tho district, built on an allotment 50 x 250, commanding a pleasant view; gardon tastefully laid out, built and finished in a very superior manner; should bo lnspeotod to be appreciated; oontains 11 vo roomß, exclusive of cupboards and pantries. Price ow and terms easy. FIVE ACRES, five miles from town; northern aspect; £30 per acre. This is the property for an industrious man; terms to suit. TEN ACRES, same as above. House to suit will be' built oh dot erred payment system, if required. SEVERAL 3 TO 7-ACRE SECTIONS, suitable for Market Gardens; good soil: convenient to town; good road frontage, SJ miles from town | great prospective value: easy terms. Money advanoed to build with, repayable by monthly or quarterly payments. £600 will purchase ONE ot the NICEST SITES for a GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE to be obtained near Auokland; the size of the site would be about 800 x 200 feet MOUNT ROSKILL (Valley Road)-A good 6-roomed House on a Large Corner Allotment; MOO. Q.LADSTONE JjJSTATK. 10b PER FOOT AND UPWARDa-AU the Unsold Portions of that most conveniently situated property known as the Gladstone Est ito. This Estate, situated so close to town, and from any portion of which the views are Unsurpassed, is now Subdivided into Large Allotments. These allotments are not S3 x 99, but have large frontaoes and Btlll largor depth. The prices are Bueh that almost any person may obtain their own freehold at a nominal cost Should terms be any inducement, the owner Is prepared to accept a third cash, the balanoe to remain for 3 or 5 years at 6 percent por annum. The inducements which this pro perty offers to any persons requiring a nice Resfdenco Site or a Splendid Investment are manifold. Fanoy being able to purchase a Grand Allotment close to town for 10s per foot. Soli semi-volcanic, views unrivalled; within 5 minutes' walk of a railway station, trams te pass in the Immediate vicinity, 'buses constantly; ohurch and school convenient; gas and watermalnswlthinlOO feet of the pro perty; poat-offlce and telephone within a little distance; no cloaring required. Plans and every Information may be obtained at the offloo of the undersigned. SAMUEL VAILB.] {JOHN DOUOLAP. Yailb & Douglas (Lath Samuel Vails), HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONEERS, REAL ESTATE VALUATORS. BROKERS UNDER THB LAND TRANSFER AOT. SHORTLAND STREET (Next tiik Post OrrioD. BANKERS! Bank ov Not South Wales. 8«o also our advertisement in "N.Z. Herald and " Weekly News.") MORTGAGES BOUGHT. SMALL FARM of 14 acres, very suitable for a working man; all in oulUvation: rich land; House of 3 rooms and kitchen, stable, &c. Price. £200. 1360 CHEAP LITTLE HOMESTEAD, 14 acres, East Tamaki:, all in grass and crop. * Cottage of 3 rooms and small one of 2 rooms. ££60 ---1883 PARTLY IMPROVED FARM of 132 aores, all fenced; 45 aores in grass. Splendid position for fruit farm; deep water frontage; close to town. £5 per acre. ' 1363 £800 — GOOD LITTLE WATERSIDE FARM of HZ aores, with large run adjoining; 25 to 30 acres In cultivation; splendid place for fruit growing.. Terms easy»,—Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Age ta, Shortland streets immediate possession. 1286 SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE in j the best part of College Road, beautiful view and every convenience, gas and water laid on, orohard and garden. The house, which is as good as new, contains 10 rooms, detached wash-house—in foot, every requirement for a gentleman's family.. Prico very, low, and '' terms easy.—Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents. Shortland-street £220—COTTAGE of 4 rooms, with allot ment 33 x 98ft, neat garden, and close to the tram-lines.—Vaile. and DougJas, House and Land Agents, Shortland-stfeot. 1352 £800—Very Convenient COTTAGE of 4 rooms and Bcullery, allotment 33 x 80ft within quarter of an hour's, walk from Queen-street —Vaile and Douglas, House, Land and Estate Agents, next P. 0.. Shortland-street. 1392 ifOOA-NEAT COTTAGE 10 mm Xt/vi/Q" utoß walk from Post-office. A Bargain.—Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Ageota, Shortland-Btreet £650—HOUSE of 5 rooms anc Kitchen, teas and water laid on. <cc; workshop 24 x 14, Allotment, with frontage of 33 feet to Upper Union-street and frontage to Nelson-street of Si feet.—Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-Btreet. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, First-claBS Family Residence at Norman's Hill. One hunga, with 1J aores Rich Land, laid out as Gardon, Shrubbery, and Orchard; magnifi cent view. Price low, and terms very easy.— Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agenta, Shortland-street TO INVESTORS.—For Sale, a First-rate Investment-Store and Dwelling-house Leased for 5 years to a good tenant; rent, 32s 6d per week. Large and Commodious Store and Dwelling - house of Six Rooms in good thorougnf are, close to city.—Apply Vaile and Douglas, House, Land, und Estate Agents, Shortland-Btreet £3 PER FOOT—Splendid Building Site, near tramway terninus; 132 x 274 feet— Vaile nnd Douglaa, Land Agents, Shortland street. next General Poßt-offlce. LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, 66 z 117 feet together with dwelling-house, Btables, &c, conveniently situated, within 7 minutes' walk of Post-offioe, and suitable either for private residence sites, or for busi ness purposes; price moderate. Terms easy. —Vaile and Douglas, Land and House Agents, Shortland-strect 1324 £300—NEW HOUSE of 5 rooms and bath room, oven, grate, 2 tanks, Ac., with allotment S3 x 118. Terms-fllOO cjwh, balanoe weekly payments. - Vaile and Douglaj. House and Land Agents, Shortjahd-street. 1303 £630—NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms,, with out house, tanks. &0., and allotment 66 i IK, voloanio soil; convenient situation.—Vaile and Douglas, House and Land Agent Snort land-street. 1271 £500—Capital Waterside FARM, of 90 aores, about half rioh alluvial flat, SO acres in orass. House of 4 rooms, dairy, sheds, &c— Vaile and Douglas, Land Agents, Shortland ptrftflt. ' 1227 FOR SALE, DRAPERY AND MIL. UNEBY BUSINESS in one of the best posi tions in Queen-street To an enterprising businessman this is a good chance toobtain a going concern cheap. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Principals only treated with.— Apply Vaile and Douglas, House and Estate Agents, Shortland-Btreet VILLA RESIDENCE, Mount ALBERT, beautifully situated on the main rood, quite new contains 9 rooms, all well finished and of the best material, with every oonvenienee; half air acre of land; close to church and dehool; half an acre of rich volcanic soik Omnibuses pass every half-honr. Wee. £700. -Vaile and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, ShortlMid-Btieet. ' W^



Money. ' ■i^AAAA TO LEND in sums of from 36UVVV £50 upwards.—Apply Wm. S. Coohrane, Coohrane's Auction Mart, 185, Queen sweet; MONEY TO L'E N D on Freehold Securities.—A. Buchanan, Solicitor, St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank of New Zealand). ■.. MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLKMAN, Solicitor. National Insurance Buildings. MONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE. &o. BHiLS DISCOUNTED DAHjY. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. JOHN W. HARDIE, Land, Commission, and Hbtatk Aoent, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAWO. __ MONEY TO LEND, in-iams of £25 and upward a, at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. MONEY TO LEND, at a moderate rate of interest.—Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors, Shortland-Btreet. MONEY TO LEND, in large or rauli rams, at usual rates ot interest. CONNKLL fc COOL ER. \f BolloltoCT, Vnloan Lanj, i»OKA TO £1,000 TO LEND on dfil&kf\J good freehold securities.— Apply to C. F. E. Klssling, No. I, SchorfTs Bulldingß, Fort-street. ' MONEY TO LEND at current rates of interest—Loishley and Jaokson, Queeu- Btreet. T ONDON LOAN AND- DISCOIJNf -^ COMPANY. HIGH-STREET, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING OFFICE. £5 to £1,000. This Company grants Loans on PERSONAL SECURITY, FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY, ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or on any available security, repayable in WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or in any way to auit the Borrower. Loans may be repaid at the rate of Sixpence per week in the Pound. Bills Discounted at Current Rates.. Bank of England Notes end Australian Bank Notes Bought All communications strictly confidential. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO., HIGH-STREET (Next to Atkin'b Pbintino Prince). INDUSTRIAL AX» PROVIDENT PBR- Borner of Queen-street and Vnloan lam. INVBSTMENT DEPARTMENT. ThU Society Is now Issuing: Ordinary Investing Shores, ewrryias (oil rate 9f Interest aad profit Paid-up Investing Shares of «H etoh, oarpflng 7 per cent Interest (payable half-yearly) «J '•'^^IpoSrTDEPARTMKNT. luurest allowed on deposits for: 11 months--.._..._,-..6 per cent. 8 months _-_-_...8 per cent. Idayi' notice 4 per cent. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. the Socioty advances on Approved FreenoW and Leasehold Property to the extent of Uu-m ---tetutha of the value. . Borrowers may pay off part or the whole Of their mortgages at any time. ReduoettTabJeof Rates and any further parti culars required may be obtained at the Society '• Offloet. qkorqk FRASER. Manager. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- J\. OPERATIVB BUILDING & INVKST- Ojtiok : 147, Quben-btrxct. LOANS granted, upon approved securities of Freehold or Leaaehold Properties in sums of £20 to £6.000, prinoipal and interest being repay able in instalments at the following Keduobd RAtES tor repayment of each £100 borrowed:— Repayments ex tend-) p.. nr«ntrl'<otal Amount Ing over vec weeK- Repayable. £ a. d. c, a. d. lj-OM _ - 20 0 104 0 0 Syears - - 1 010 108 6 8 Byears „ .. 14 7 113 15 0 4 years Z .. 11 8 121 6 8 Byears .. .. 3 9 136 18 9 Byears "■. " 7 1 14713 9 lOyeari .... 6 3 162 16 3 And In the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOBITB.—The Society receives Money on Deposit :—Repayable at 7 days' notice, 5 per cent, per annum; repayable in 6 months, 6 per oont, vox annum. JOHN BATGBR. Secretary. i/-HJTOkLA LOAH AND DISCOOWT AGENCY, HIGH^ITEEKT. AUCKLAND •noniß on aooHou "w&uaiße. UOtnCt AOVANOBD IN 8C«f» W £10 to £1000 Of -•ER3ONAL BECURJTX, DEEDS 07 PROPERTY, BOND WARRANT*, BBARBS, kit ■UPATHISSB OIKM HAOI R WHXLT to OIHIH INSVAtMBKn 10 lUlff BOBBOWIBS, OOMMUNIOATIONS OONFIDINIiLfc POBTAX ADDREBBi BOS «. LONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, AxMlixb (OFPosrru A. Clark & Sons' Warbboubh), And Little Collins-street, Melbourne. LOANS ABB ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Upon perflomX freehold, and leasehold security, Advance* made on Furniture without removal, and all classes' of Merchandise, LoanbGrantkd upon Lira Polioikb, Lugaoim, AND DTTBRBBTS UNDER WILLS. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES. LoAKampoNDßPoarrorDxaDS. iikpavmest •t Kaby Instalukntb. FORMS GRATIS. An fiofflirnipfyntfpwii and ihterviewfthelditrldUy, confidential. Bank of Enoland Notes ChuisbD. /^^\ Ilk ,« &\ if HOBSOIf.STREET )| \V "* 'SJ ' CABH AND DEFERRED PAYMBNt TAILOBS, DRAPERS, MILLINERS, MANTLB AND HABIT-MAKBRS, : '■' - HOBSON-STRU9. We respeotrally Invite attentipu to our Largi Stock of NOVELTIES for the'present Season.. Our Great Variety and Choice of the Bel, Fabrics, with the Skill and Talent wo now em ploy, and the great success of our efforts to pro duce Superior Garments, Perfect In' Fit, and Unexcelled in Cut and Style, gives us every oonfldence in respectfully soliciting the favoai of a visit All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. ■. . The Daforrta Payment system has bees ouad.to be a great boon, by enabUng thost tvith limited incomes to procure cecessarite la he easiest possible way. - < ALL GOODS ARK MAHKHD IN PLAIN ; . FIGURES. Cash Customors receive 5 per oent. Discount one shilling in the pound sterling) on all parcels f 20a Budupwards. XNSPBOTIONINVITKD, : ; TPAMOAHB PASS THB BOOR. A UCKLAND STEAM LAUNDRS* JAMES WILKINSON begs to inform his numerous Bustomers and the pnblio of Auob land that having imported new MAOHiNERY.he U 'now in a position to execute all kinds of LAUNDRY WORK entrusted to , him in a mannerand style ahdat rochprice? that\ian. ■aot be1 surpassed in Auckland. - r?.B —Sum ieuHaitt Dressing a specialty. Work caUedJbr BBl4,,deUvered.-Ad>Bi'B, J, WILKINSON. Auckland SteanJ Laundry, Baths. Upper Pitt fltreetj.



Sporting SEASON OF 1884-5. BOOKS OPEN ON ALL FORTH COMING EVENTS. v' ' ■" Doubles- Auckland Cup and Steeplechase—From ' 500 to. 10 to 25 Auckland Cup and Dkrb y—Fcom ICO to 2 to 8. ROBERT BLAIKIE. Straight-out Prlcoß on above events at Lowest Market Rates. Melbourne Dichuy and Cup Double, from 1,100 to 3 to 30. Address-Tatteraall's Clnb, Auckland, N.Z. N.B.—Telegrams and letters answered same day as received. Businses striotly confldontial. All Bete P.P. £3000 £3000 WILL CLOSE DECEMBER 29. /> HRI ST C HURC H RACES, IST JANUARY. 1885. TyjIDSUMMER JJANDICAP. Or.. 6000 MKMBKR3 AT 10s. Vt Midsummer H'cap. 83 Cash Awards. 30 Nominations. 1 at 100 £100 First, , £1000 2,, 50 100 Second 500 4 „ 25 100 Third 250 10,, 20 200 Others (dlv.) 800 20 „ 10 200 20,, 0 120 £2050 26,, 5 130 83. " _ "aai Each Tlcke has Eight Chances, and can obtain a Prize in Each Drawing. This Consultation will remain open till 29th December. Should number exceed 6000, the Prizes for Horses will be increased pro vata, and Cash Prizes increased in number. Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, and two stamps for replies. Country cheques must have One shilling exchange added. ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedln. £3000 £3000 £5,000. £5,000. 10.000 PROGRAMMES AT 10b EACH. IJIIDELITY COMPANY'S JD ANNUAL PROGRAMME ' ' ON THE DUNEDIN CUP. v 10 HORSES and 115 NEW ZEALAND BONDS, Divided as follows— Ist Horse .. ..£I3OO N.Z. Bonds. 2nd Horse.. .. 700 oat£loD _ ..£SOO 3rd Horse.. ..300 10 at £50 .. .. 600 ethers (divided).. 700 20 at £28 .. ..400 10 at £10 .. ... 400 40at£5 .. .. 200 Total .. .. £3000 Total .. ..£2OOO . Total amount of Prizes..£s,ooo. U Each Ticket has Six. Chances, and can obtain v Prize in Each Drawing. Will Close on or about 24th February. 1885. Please add stamps for reply and result. - tSF Remittances can be sent as follows :— 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders, or Bank Notes. 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is added for exchange, p&yable either to a No., or simply to bearer, as printed, but not to any particular person. If cheques or bank drafts are payable either to a particular person or to order, they will be returned to tho sender. .3. P.O. Orders may be sent, but they must be made payable to Fidelity Company only, and not to any particular person. 4. Registered letters or telegrams cannot be replied to. Address only as below— FIDELITY COMPANY, Care of Alfred A. Cameron's Box 251, Post-office. Dunedln. AUCKLAND CUP AND STEEPLE CHASE. MAKIK LOUISE Is how forming No. 1 Company on the above Double Event. . £00 Shareholders at 10a. IQB— Each Ticket has Two Separate—JQß Divided as follows:— CUP. run Deo. 26. STEEPLE, run: c, Jan. 2. let Horse .... 50 Be 2nd Horse .. ~ 30 Ist Horse.. .. 37 10 3rd Horse .... 20 2nd Horse .. 20 0 Starters .. .. 20 3rd Horse „ 1210 Non-fltarters .. 30 Starters .. ...1210 —- Non-starters _ 1710 £150 £100 Less 10 per cent Apply by letter only, enclosing two stamps for LOUISE, Care of W. C. Porter, Tobacconist, .• Queen-street. Drawing conducted by a Committee of Share holders. « ' '■','. ~Ratlwaysr~ T^TEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. CHRISTMAS DAY AND NEW YEAR . ARRANGEMENTS. $; v On CHRISTMAS DAY Trains run as on • : Sundays. FARES.—Saturday Return Tickets will be issued from any Station to any Station from 20th December, 1884, to 3rd January, 1885, both days inclusive, available for return any day up to and including sth January, 1885. DECEMBER 24th And 31st.-EXCURSION TRAINS leave Auckland at 330 p.m. for Waikato Stations. Fares, there and back, 10s and 12s Bd. Full particulars in posters at all Stations. DECEMBER 21th and 315t.—6.20 a.n>. ex Auckland runs through to Hamilton, and re turns at 2.0 p.m. for Auckland. f DECEMBER 24th and 318T.—4.15 pm. ex Auckland runs through to Te Awamutu and Cambridge, DECEMBER 26th, JANUARY Ibt AND 2nd. —4.15 p.m. ex Auokland train Is postponed to 6.0 p.m., and on December 26th runß through to Te Awamutu and Cambridge. DECEMBER 26th, JANUARYIbt AND 2nd. —4.45 p.m. ox Auckland for Helensville. is postponed to 6.0 p.m, '* j - DECEMBER 26th AND JANUARY lflT.— SPECIAL TRAINS leave Waikato Stations for Racecourse and Auckland. Te Awamutu, dep., 6.20 a,m.; Cambridge, 6.20 a.m.; Ohaupo; 6.37; Hamilton West, 7.0; Ngaruawahla, 7.45; Huntly, 8.15; and Mercer, &40; Racecourse, arr. 12.15 p pi. , DECSMBER26th,JANUARYIstand2nd.— Late TraWs leave Auckland at 11.15 p.m. for Onehunga. DECEMBER 31ST.-SPECIAL TRAINS leave Auckland at 10.10 p.m. and 12.80 a.m. for One hunga. ~ at . RACE TRAFFIC, i r ■ DECEMBER 26th, JANUARY IST AND 2ND. —Fares: Auckland, Newmarket, Mt, Eden, and Onehunga, to Racecourse Platform, 3a, in cluding Admission to Course; single or return, irrespectivo of class. Tickets at Is each for rail ''oily will be issued to Members of Jockey Club and people w.ith passes from Secretary to Jockey Club, but such Tickets will only be issued by Secretary prior to day of racing.;' : ; ■ SPECIAL TRAINS leavo for RAceoourse Platform. Auckland; Depart—lo a.m., 11 a.m., 11.40 a.m., and every 20 minutes, or as re quired, upto3.o p.m., returning at 4 p.m. and as required up to 5.30 p.m. Onehunga:. Depart— 12.5 p.m., 1.5 p.m., 2.5 p.m., returning at.5.15 p.m. Henderson : Depart—ll.lo n,.m.; Avon dale, 11.41 a.m.; Mount Albert, 11.46 a.m.; Mount Eden. 11.40 a.m.. '2 3. p.m. J8.30p.rn., 1.20.p.m., returning at 530 p.m. . -, TRAINS CANCELLED, December 26th, January Ist and- 2nd.—6.20a.m., 10,10 a.m., 10v5( n'.m., and 5,20 p.m., ex Auckland; 2.6 p.m., ex Hamilton West; 11.50 a.m., ex Morber; 11.4! a.m., ox Holonsville; 4.42. p.m., ex Penrose 4.30 p.m. und 5.10 p.m. trains, ex Onehunga. . No. goods or cattle on December 26th, Januarj ' Ist and 2nd. . * " C. HUDSON, District Traffic Manager. T> U T CJBE E R AN D. CO, rl"? FORT-ST. AND QUBEN BT WHARF. STEVEDORES, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING ~ - AGENI'S. WOOL STORED AI!D DUMPED JOR SHIKHENIf, V^ BALLAST SUPPLIED. OACH PROM DEVONPORT TC LAKE TAKAPUNA. Additional Runs, to meet the convenience oi the Public1. ; ; j TIME-TABLE. Coaoh leaves Devon- Cough Leaves Lak« port Pdst-ofilce. > ■ ) School-house. :. -U,. 1?- -•• -IS*? ' iiT; --: -BONDAra. ■ ■:.. .", :•--■ ---,--tL it-tan, . . , .-: 11.45 a.m. v, aJ p.m. . 5 p.m. DAVIS BROTHERS, Proprietors.



For Sale. FOR SALE, at Devonport, near Chelten ham Beach, Groomed House, with orchard and stabling, known as Devonport Dairy; has two frontages—losft to Cheltenham Place, 172 ft to William-street; subject to 5 years' lease at £50 yearly; price. £550. Also, a Block of Allot ments, containing 528 ft frontage, adjoining Cheltenham Beach Road and overlooking Domain; price, £800.—Apply J. Booth, Derwent Cottage, Devonport; or at Auckland Dairy, Hobaon-street. . TT)EVONPORT. FOR SALE—A splendid Six-roomed Houße, within 3 minutes' walk of Devonport Wharf; alao. several small Cottages. — Apply R. & R, Dudcr. . SITE FOR VILLA RESIDENCE, extending fron Sentinel Road back to Lawrence-Btreet, with a total frontage of 528 feet. The ground is sholtercd from all cold winds. ThoTtrult trees on tho back portion nro numerous, and very valuable, bolng in full bearing; last yenr there wore about two tons of applea, besides great quantities of plums, quinces, pears, &c,—Apply J. H. Witheford, Shortland-8 tract. X\ E V O N ~P 6 R T FOR SALE—Choice Allotments situated on the Vauxball Road, with magnificent view, good frontage, and withiu easy, distance of steamer. Price very low; terms easy. — For full particulars apply to Lilewall Bros., House and Land Agents, Poat-offlce Store, Devpnport. FOR SALE; at the NcrtK J Shore (Chel tonliam North), opposite the property of R. M. Stark, Esq., within a mile of new wharf, Allotments with beautiful view, on very easy tormß.—Apply to Vickers and Hull, No. 6, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. ~-.., ■ ■. »mo SHIPPERS OF BUTTER ; ■■■!■ O N ~S~A*L E, 100 KEGS PRIME TARANAKI BUTTER. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. X ATCHMORE AND CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS, 13 —CnSTOMS-STBEET EAST —13 HAVE FOR SALE QUEEN-8T A First-class Grocery Business; a really good, investment. NEWTON—Two News-roomod Cottages; £20 deposit, balance weekly payments. RICHMOND RD.-A New 5-roomed House, allotment 60 x 100; price, £400. RICHMOND RD.—An 8-roomcd House, allot ment B'i x 100, well planted, and in grass; price, £620 Terms easy. KARANGAHAPE RD.-A Large General Store, doing a flrst-olass trade; a bargain. GREAT NORTH RD.-A Large Allotment, 50 z 430,40 yean' lease; prico, £10. PONSONBY—A Splendid Allotment, 40 x 120; lovely view; price, £310a per foot. TURANGA CREEK—A Farm of 98 acres, with new House; well watered and timbbred, fronting main road; price, £500. Terms easy, HOTELS, Country Stores, &c &c. SEVERAL Nice Villa Residences and Allot ments To Let and For Sulo at Mount Eden. 1m pw d. "T^rr ayt c, 6, MbroantiliE Chambers, ''■ FINANCIAL AGENT, • HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, BROKER, &O. FOR SALE, at Mount Edsn, S aorcs fended andingrasß; extensive frontage to two roads; valuable mound of red gravel; fine situation;— Also, Grand Allotment, 155 x 200; magnificent view.—Also, Houses of 4 to 10 rooms, &0., from £300, and upwards. 3J ACRES, Jervola Road, Ponsonhy, with house. 12 rooms; flnoorchard, and about 650 feet glass houses filled with the vary choicest vines in full bearing—one of the sights of Auckland; offered at a price which will allow the fortunate pnrchaser a good and rapidly increasing income. —Also,.at FODBonby, house, 6 rooms; £300 — House, 10 rooms; grand view; £1000.—Also, cheap allotments. ; .■] . MOUNT ALBERT.-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms; 2 bath rooms, pantries, out-offlces, stable, coach-house, cow-house, > &c.; near station: grand panoramic view: finest volcanic soil.—Also, several New Villa Residences of 6 to 10 rooms, &c. with ground to isuit purchasers. —Also choice Villa Sites, from 1 aero. . No de posit wanted. • ' ; FARMS.-Capital Farm, near station, with house. 18 rooms: farm buAiaincs, stock,&c— Fino Farms in Waikato. with extensive build ings at very low prices; good reasons given for leaving—Land from ftvper acre; and upwards, on Great North Road. New, North Road, North cote, &c.—Also." Finb Orchard of 3000 fruit trees; house of 12 rooms. EDW, WAYTE, • i : : 5. MoroantUo Chambers. Tp 0 R _S, A ;L E. ROSEBANK ESTATE 1 ROSEBANK ESTATE I . ■ j :.• We have the Allotment adjoining the Residence of Mrs' Major, Rosebank Estate, Avondale, for Sale, One of the beat situations In , thodistrlct. Commanding a magnifl-. oent view and easy access to . -. ■; ... . town by rail or road. • : ■. ! -:':-;;; B. TONKS ■JcCO.-:.' '* ' ]; COUSINS AND ATKIN. have oa Sale several Second-hand Baggies, Phaotons, and Dog Carts, light, and suitable for summer USB. ■ , ■..!..;. ■.: J- _ I ~ R W. A. DUGLEBY, ;M.R.1;8.A.i AB.CHrrKCTf&q.: 'J j Offices; No. 7, Exchange Chambers, Queen street ' ' Tlf R P. P. M., :B U R,R QW S . Abchitect and BtniiMNa Stovetok, \ - -Over Goodnon's. ■■■ :'AUdkIiAND. m ■■-'Xp--,- '.(^rA .■»•"■*;..b |:B."!s XMAS BOX AND NEW YEAR'S GIF*. THEWONDEE OS THE AGE. ,; Anyone outting out this Coupon and taking it, with 2s 6d, to T. E. Carter's Picture and Musical Instrument Dopot. 88, Victoria-stroet. ■ Auok ltmd, will be GIVKN One of Mb beautiful Rolls of Ploturea (Copies of: celebrated Paintings), worth '■■ ' -i-;.'-: ■■ ■■ ■'■-''''»•' '''; "* ■■' ' : •TEN SHILLINGS. Post free for 3d extra. Also, Double Roll for 5b ; ■worth 20a; Gd oxiTa post. mHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD •*• ING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY | ,'■ '. ■.;■:/■■ (LIMITED), ■'' ' '■- •' WHOLESitB DEALEIM tK TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, AND /■. ";■ _ ■ ; .^TURNERY;:1 -'''. \ ■ . ).:. BOTFLIES IN WHOtKSAIJC LOTS, : " From Bush Mills, by direct deliver! At AW Publio Wharf In Auckland. BUniDINS MATERIAL IN EVERX •■'';.': FdttM, including MOULDINGS. And from Mechanics' Bay Yard and Factoryi TIMBER, MOULDINGS, DOORS, " .: ■ -..\: SASHES, ~-,:,■ ' SPECIAL JOINERY, FRETWORK, ; AND TURNERY. ' : ■ ■•' _ _— IMPOBTANI TO BUILDER 3, OONTBAOTOES, OABINETMAZEBS, AND JOISEE3, A, SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK OB JOINERS' TIMBER, From the Company's Talma Mill, thoroughly seasoned and ready for working up, Is always kept in Stock at-Mechanics' Bay Yard, anu can be secured in Lota to suit Customers' , .-;■ requirements. -' '- , TAIRUA TIMBER Is well known aa the - ■ BEST JOINERS' -TIMBER nr THE MAJtKKT STORAGE ACCOMMODATION' ,;> Afforded bt abbakqbment in MKOHAHKy1 ' " Bat#Yabd. ,:. _..-.. SORTING-UP ORDERS i Kxocuted from Meohakics'Bay Tabd with ,. ■'. . ,- out delay. : ■ ■:,.- -, : ,_ :■ : ; QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MBCHANICS'BAY OR CUSTOMS STI'H ja. * r. d udbr DEVONPORT WHARF, , « HOUSE, LAND, and COMMISSION AGENTS GROCERS, GRAIN; COAL, and FIREWOOI DEALERS,' ' '-"''-/ CARTAGE CONTRACTORS, BUHIDBRS1 MATERIAL, POST 3, RAILS, RAILINGS SHINGLKS,1 AND SANITARY PU'ES. ■■■ t k-!:-!y T;jto, i'V',«O.'-:- tUt. ■ _;■■> . PROPRIETORS OF DEVONPORT BRICK YARD. AND SCORIA PIT. -■-.' ■.'■■ . ' ;■■ '■-■ '■-*'■.■-■■■. ''-.: . '■'■"■ ;5;/ . :..



Aninscments ■ ABBOTT'S OPERA BOl|*E.;i TO-NIGHT! (Mondly) TO-NIGHT li BENEFIT TO , - . ;J MR LACHLAK McGOWAN, | For which occasion a number of L-ady and | Gentlemen Amateurs and the following . ;'4 Professional Artistes— a Mr Martin Haoan Miss Lccy Fraseb | MrTrros.FoßD Miss AM* Tuobntos -5 Mr Harry Saviixk Miss Marias Sauna Mr Fred Fox bers Mr J. Welsh Mrs Thos. Ford- ' -3 MRS LACHLAN McGOWAN.- Messrs A. Eady, McC"omi3h, O'Biernc. E. Trip- 'i hook, and L. Kac'.y have kindly tendered 3 their services, j At 10 minutes to 8, A HAPPY PAIR. Mrs Horieyton By a Lady Amateur j Mr Honey ton .. .. Byji Geutloman Amateur J Atg&V 'i THE MAN OF TUB WORLD. || §uA££t } ■ Mr Uchlan MoGowa* I ■ At 10. SARAH' 3 YOUNG MAN. 9 Sam Sloeleaf, of tho People's 'I Teapot .. .. Mr Lachlan McGowan 1 Sarah Tlbbs, Sam's young 'oman.. .".■■ .. Mrs Lachlan McGowan Admission—4e. 2s 6d. and Is. . • 1 Box Plan at Lonnox'a, Stationer. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE I J\- Proprietor «. .. Mr H. N. Abbott, ;| Lessee and Manager». ..Mr G. B. W. Lowiß J Directress .. .. . ..MrsG. B, W. Lowia;| ANNOUNCEMENT i EXTRAORDINARY. ->:M BOXING NIGHT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, X First Appearance In Auckland of the Celonrama M Tragic, Bmotlonal. and Burlesque Artiste, -;~M MRS Q. B. W. LEWIS, ;S Supported by her Premier Company from the iJ! : Bijou Theatre, Melbourne. First Production in Auckland of Lowlb's Grand. '( Christmas Pantomime, ■ • ' ; BLUE BEARS, on Thb Heathen Chinkb. ■■:■■.: For the Holidays Only, after which will be pro- - 1 duccd Mrs Lewis's masterpiece, • • JANE SHORE, Ana other Carefully-selected Pieces from her../- I extensive repertoire. ■■■"<;■• Prlee-4s. 2a 6d. and Is. Box plan and doy .., ticket 3at Lennox's. J. W. DODGE, Business Manager. m HE A T R E ROY A ~I*T ~| A GRAND BAZAAR AND FANCY . J FAIK, ; In aid of the funds of ST. MARY'S CONVENT, PONSONBY, Will be held In the above Theatre during ' Christmas week; commencing - TUESDAY,' DECEMBER 23, ". And concluding SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27. Doors open at 2 p.m. ADMISSION-ONK SHILLING. ■:". ■■'.R MAHONEY.i ■;-■. ■ .' . - • Hon. Sec ■■;"-;•/; BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. FOR TWO NIGHTS • . FOR TWO NIGH TS • FOR TWO NIGHTS FOR TWO NIGHTS Dec. 23 and 24. ~ ■-~ -'.; ,} A GRAND ATHLETIC TOURNAMENT, , PROFESSOR CARROLLO AND PUPILS.. -% Under tho distinguished patronage of His Wor-' ~'-M ship the Mayor Major Shepherd, Captains offiaS Naval and Military Volunteers, sud rfunr, Hughes (Fire Brigade). .- " i. .'■-'. -: ' ■ ' • - ' ■'. . .;. -.ysi7t -Tickets—3s, 2«, and la—to be had at Linnox's, Ai Tilley's (Tobacconist), and A. Partridge's^ (Pldo Hospital); Qneen-streot. - .;. Eady's Band in attendance.: '- ~ • A UCKLANP:BAND OF - HOPE * J\.' :.';' UNION. ' '■ UNITKDTEMPKBANCE BOCIEIIKS' DEMONSTRATION. " ; ■ Band of Hope Members are requestod lo mci't at the top'ot Vincont-Btreet on FRIDAY morri~3|ffi ,ingat9o'clock. JuyeniloMemoeratjifclnrpirt ■ in the Procession will havo free admission to amusements, but must provide own refresh ™en 8" W. J. MACDERMOT.T, Socrotury. ■■' "■Tenders.: ;.' ■'■ rjV O :B V I,"• L : D E R ,S. Tenders will ho received up to Noon on MON- V « DAY. tho 29th instant, for Alterations and Addi-, ; tions to a Family Rcsidcnca at Mount Baeji. •- Plans &0., at our offices, Queen-street. -!_.-; . , ; EDWD. MAHONIiY AND SON, ■ i . '■■ ". '*'; j: . - ArcMtects. f& mENDERS will be received '-. until..;','; ■■¥■• TUESDAY next for Painting and Paper-,:.: ': ing? Cottages In Victoria-street. Specifications to bo seen at Uio place, Victoria-sireet "West,:.,»'.< opposite Oxford Hotel. ■ * , ■ V\ ■|7j|Ey ONPQRT, NORTH SilOEß',;.^ WELLS 8R05.," , CARTERS, CARRIERS, &C. v BRICKS, LIME, SAND. EtOUSK BLOCKS, : ■ . . ASH..&C. ■. ' .... -.■ ■■!■■■■: , BALLAST SUPPLIBD, ' ...: .;■. ~. . _ ,'N.B.—Bnilderß liberally dealt Wth. m O BUILDER Sj . CHURCH-9TRKET. NORTH SHORE, j •; EDGAR BLOCK, BUItiDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON- • v MONGER, haa on Sole- Ceinont, Gunpowder," Korosl'ne. Carpenters " Toolfl.Nails.Corru gated Iron.Registered-Gwites, Kitchon Ranges; also, China, Glass, Earthen- 1 ware and Fancy Goods. :' • ' --''■' • i -"■■ TI/rOUNT EDEN.CARRIAGE AVORKB. ' : :i C. ; R ■ E~ll~& HAW (Lato iCarriage Builder to the'•Right -Hod.< '>''■'. Jonn Bright) begs respectfiillyi ts"inßirm'^ the gentry and the "pablio goncriltly, , .. that ho has Erected his -NEW'CARRIAGE WORKS IN - > ;' lf , : ■■■■>. Sdmnysidk Road. v EDEN VAILB ROADI'.. MOUNT, KDEN. Cj , C.R. havinj; had 33 years practical experlcticc of th« trade in allits branches, ln.^oa to bo.* favoured with a share of public painn.iiK''. New Orders, Repairs, &c, &o. .entrust eU to him vnU l>u executed in1 flrst-olass scyle, with promiititudo -. onddispatch. Heraldry Work ahd Lettering done' on Uio premises. Carriages, &c,Oßought and Sold on"- - Commission. f '— . ——-—.■.•."'' ': n'H E ST S OF DRAWER'S! . Very Handsome Chests of Drßwen»,lniyoh t Mottled Kauri, are now selling at the folio win« prices for Cash:—.The Duke of Edinburgh Cheat of Eight Drawers (the bonnet.drawer ricWr■'* panelled with totara, bird, and rows raira) ,ffl '■ tOe; Five Drawer ChData, £4. The above articiefli Have always given great Batiatactioo, to 4 be- ~ oonjp more beautiful with age. ■ W.NORRric, : : Top of SaoBriAKD-sT^Bftr, , /, Ci hR.O. UN D LIMB ~* '.■ /GRqukl)!L|Mß"'.; ! '."■■/ - '"■ FOESALB- - .' ' ■ - SBUTEGATII B MAHUBJUfGIHYDRAULIO GEOUKD , .';:• . :,; r ; .-.;ROCHH ITmE.:; ■ ■■■• >: x ■ ' ■•-.:' •' »:" In any quant Sty, for Concrete Paths, Floors i - Cellare, &c (next to Btone flagging is na rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). S"01 tanks and other wet .work it ia» firatclasa material. B. KUANS, . SOLE AGBHT, OUSTOMS^TRKSW QUPBRIOa CORRUGATED TANKS. J, L. KBAN Bis tat Sale a number of the sboro, Wtth-TiKve, ready for use, price 36b, »t his Shop, Welloslßy itreot East (next door to Crowlher's Stablea). Larga QuanUUea of Spouting, BWstlnK. mid Down Pipes always to Stock. Verandah Troa ■ onrvod at the ihortest netice. Country ot&esx wlB alway• reoelre hia prompt attention. I.ewl Wmhax aiw«r« op h*nq - WANTED, Boysf Boys I Bays J, to : *''weari.tlio Braided Holland .Bnits at 2s,llsd, aDd'fb.B Norfolk. Shape do'i, 3a US; ' Twe«d Knlcker Suits, braided :and Norfolk* ; Bhano. 6s Hd. See thi Boys' Trauscr.Suite at->" 17slld.—Rendeirs Brighton House* top of Grey- ,'■-• street... . , ■-.-■ ■- ■-.-■. '■. . . ■:■■■./__■_■ '.\!< WANTED KNOWN—Bonght loorcTTt ' English ci>st, I case ilen'a; Dressed ■■'■?■ Oxford Shirts, 2s 9d oach-15a 6d tHe.idbz^- 3 ■well worth la each.—Rcndell'B Brighton House, ' top of Grey-Btreet. • '■..*■' , : WANTBttKNO W N-ChildfeS ; Trimmed Pinafores, new patterns" in muslin, diaper, &a, from 6ijd to fe.BB ;'s.uHK a.M variety aayou will not See elsowhere.^KendarJ'B •'« Brighton House, top Of Grey-streer. ■ 'i^ANTEDPEMwN-iriiinri^a .; • TT.. Blue Ser«e Coat (in all «&*'<■> can lj,-. I had for Bs Gd at RondolTs Brighton Honfle,VtQni'Si of Grey-Street. -. . -ANTED KNOWN-That it's a garni thing to koep thp head cool and aSS#i wear one of the Silk Helmets at & 6d; Loije i Silk Dust Coßto. 12a 6d.—Renddl'a'JJrlgSottS* Honso, top m Uroy atroct. W- ANTED KNOWN-A Ok^,^ Lftdica' and Children's Stra*,lirais Ic> ; choose from.bought at" 63 in tho:i)>l>una2>;[STOs| are trimming nice Hata from this fq^hi 3siMis? 3a 6i. and for the holJaaybj i,t 'i Rendella Brighton IKuso, top of urey^tfectfgli s WANTED KNOWN-Extra Beflsfoiri Christmas j 70-Inch White OrftSeniii Sheeting, GJd per yard; wonaorful value; usettiTj «lze WWW Quilts. SB GfL-KonduU'ii BiiKfiton™ Houae, top of Qrey-street; : " •■ •