ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

S [JBOM OUR LONDON CORRBSI'ONIIKNT.] %. .[(-;.' London, 23rd May. Univorsity Honours for Colonists. Fjom tlie prizo lights of tho University of Klinbvrrgb", lam glad'to note that young licw Zealandcrs are as -well advanced in tlio ■lualtn of learning as they are in that of athletics. In anatomy, F. Truby King, of Taranaki, takes first honours and a medal; while only a little waysfcehind him is F. H. Jetfcoat, 8.A., Ounedin. la maUria r/iedica F. T,. King takes a first-class certificate, and tiniest Roberton, of Auckland, a second class'—the'latter also taking second-class honours in tlie sonior division of Institutes of'Medieind: F. T. King, Taranaki, and Ernest • Robortan, Auckland, both take licst-claHB honours in General Pathology ; and P. A. Lindsay, Dunodin, takes first class honours In Institutes of Medicine. 'In addition'to the items given above o! Edinburgh University honours, I find from a recent i.s.suo of the " Scotsman" that F. T. King, of Taranaki, had passed (with distinc tion) his second professional examination foi medical degree, while ho had also been^ one of the ■jmnime uccetserunt for the Vans- Dunlop Scholarship of £100 por annum, tenablo for three years. At the final examination of the Institute of Actuaries of Great Britain and Ireland. Mr'J. Moody-Stuart, F.F.A., formerly o: tho 'iovernmont Insurance Department Wellington, and now of tho Scottish Provi dont Institution, Edinburgh,'was among tin sunuetidful candidates Mr Moody Stuart I may say, passed tho whole of tlie difliculi ; examinations in tho minimum number o; ! yearn. The Chargo Against Hugh Shortlaml. Nothing further has transpired with re ferenco to the Shortland mystery. Thi result of the analysis of the contents of thi stomach of tho drowned woman will b< made known to-morrow. Meanwhile, M: •HhortlaiML strongly maintains his in ngcenco. Ho is not exactly in prison but under police supervision, i.e. i can't move about without being aocom pnnied by a constable. So far there doesn' seem to be a tittle of ovidenco, save his owi mysterious behaviour, to connect him witl the tragedy. Young Ryder let slip in con Vernation that Shortland seemed to be pre faring his defence before he was arrested o even accusod. A very general theor in tho district is that in the course of matrimonial squabble Mrs Shortlandslippei accidentally into tho pond, and that he husband was too paralysed either with horro or fear to render any assistance. Some thing of this kind would account both fc his subsequent behavionr and present d( moanouri Ah to his former relations with Mis Dime*, they seem to have been all the could be expected of a gentleman of goo breeding. It is suggested that Shortland attention was directed to Mise Dimes r a suitable partner because he believed thei was money in the family, and of money, seems, ho was in want. He was mistake* however, if he supposed that tho yourj lady had any property iti her own righj There are rumours afloat to the effect thi on the day of the marriage and afterwarcj .Shortland received two rather largo sunj of money from Lin wife, but thei ia no truth whatever in such report As an illustration of his extreme in jit-puniosily, it is .'tated that about ti time of the wedding lie borrowed as mue im £10 from the lodge-Keeper ut Oldstoiw This money, it seems, was the amount of? legacy recently bequeathed, and which tlie ri cipient had kept in tlie house instead of pi| ting it away in a bank. Mr Shortland, n doubt, intended to repay the old soul whj he could ; and it is only fair to Fay that! has. generally paid his debts preffl promptly. Now and then he hiis not b<§ able to settle as soon aa his creditors wisl* fur want of ready cash, but eventually til money has been forthcoming. In my next I shall be ablo to sond yoit full account of the examination before t» magistrate ; I fAs our readers are aware, the accuß| was acquitted ol tlio charge of murder }t .June Ist; but all will await with ea# anticipation the evidence by which tjt mystery has been elucidated, and theseri(jj chargo shown to be groundless.] h Complaints about New Zealand WhcAl At the " Baltic," Mark Lane, and otji earn exchanges, complaints have been ri on more than one occasion of lato as to t! condition in which New Zealand nlfe arrives in England. "This is very mucß* be regretted," says tho London correspe dent of the 'Liverpool Journal of Go) mere*,'in the interest of that very enie prising and rapidly rising colony; and IB this because I find from Mr Blair's reiK (Mr Blair, C.E., who acts for the ilanujt turers' Association at DunorHn) that 'Bft Zealand can produce three classes of goi bi superabundance; that is, after provic \ for her own wants uho has a margin ovei i oxport, and can find a ready market | it. The first class is food. In :|| she exported wheat flour to the vfcj of £55G,029. In the whole class of hudi and animal food the export per head population was £2 los 2sd, against £1 l!to fur the samo kind of imports." LastK the figures were of course conaiderabH oxcess of the above, Now, let us turf the interesting report to be presented; the third general meeting of the N.Z. Ql Agency and Mercantile Company, jj directors say that after writing off fronf preliminary expenses £748, ".thb amOl which is fairly chargeable to the doberit and mortgage account of tho year.Jj making provision for bad and douß debt.*, the accounts show an amounj i.">,3i)S to the credit of profit and:! account. However, as an amount of Jt'U, was brought forward from last yearjjj Company's operations do not Bhow ft profit, and the directors, therefore, prol that the amount at the credit of p] and loss account be carried forward to I ■year. They regrot vpry much that ot| to the disastrous effects of the weather last year's harvest, and the damaged I dition in which New Zealand wheat arri in England, together with the unpfl dented fall that took place in prices,; result of the business of the past yeatf* boon of so unsatisfactory a character. W ' Company is now receiving increasedl • sigumonts of wool, mutton, and other du.ee, and it-is the. intention of the all ors to endeavour to extend this cl& business." It is to bo hoped, in tho gte ihtoreat of.shiprjing and commerce, tb|tj efforts of.the directors tn&y be emint successfnl:: Cheap grwn, cheap woo|J cheap moat wo can take in any quant our follow-countrymoh in New Zealnqdi to send us.» ■•;' ■• ■ r •••■•'•'' ||; Tho Prowess of Australia in Field Sp, Tho "Daily Telegraph," in a leadcfr. ing with tho first victory of, the Au.itii team in England, says :—" Let no cfc away with tho idea that athletic Engl4 in any degree angry or troubled oes athletic Australia has won the firstJSffi match of tho fourth AnglOTAntip^ sbason at Lord Sheffield's park, > Brighton. Murdoch und his merWn avo quito welcorno to beat us as o|Jj s they can under equally fair and faviijg auspicos as those which prevailed in* S x during the two day? of the match, { \ Shellipld did his hasp to deserve sucomt ho could not oommand it. He provm^ gallant Australians with a springy %t wicket,an out field which must havodalij ;tho eyes of men accustomed to tho bJMp 'ep'thof tlieir suriny'far-pff homoK- a team of not unworthy competitors: \^ no fault of the Englishmen that frdi, o beginning of the play Giffen and P sr were dead on, or that Bannurraan, i«: w South Wales topped Shrewsbury'sjf^jf 39, the best made by bur side oh Wfo t by 55. Nor is it surprising tjtifo Australians should display SUObao fovra> First, they: $8e &} Bpiendlcf men,' fho very pick of the cwL secondly, thoy have : been reared^ trained in a climate where cricij 8 played all the yoar round j and »tk. thoir long practice together has givenj^ an ensenwle wbiohmothing can sur£BS[ n all Victoria, New |3oiith Wales, aadth ■Australia, it may.- not be possible |p!i|j n sucli beautiful natural turf as ovffir]^. lish county, yiolds in plenty; bqt,^ 0 can we find such glorious and, j a [ weather ';is thobe people enjoji?i, 0 favourito Christmas dinnoi" is m|B^ o without lamb and green peas ? ¥\ C(i makes perfect. They play.all day a&^ r y •day; and no doubt dream ,(^ wickets ' at . night ■ under ■ a ' s^lt^jy starlit!! sky; graced with the vtJL Southern Gr,oSßi i They ftre quito to,. evory.,onepf them—Murdoch.. Sn^' Scett, Bannerman,, McDonnell, S*'* Bpnnor, Blackham,' Midwinter, | er ' Boyle, and as many moro as'Murdf & ' to bring into the'field, thej fj~^ bowlers come on and their batfemoii , rocks and. qu^cH as lightning »t .the u ts —take every ball we'can;sendi the, S* are ;n"of afraid, iror' yet ashamed; 18 g ■ there is nothinf^tb be afraid or rasti 0 » Where did they get those close-kfrfi M ' broad shoulders, deeip phests and tj h B 5 The unflinching courage, the read» ro . , source, tho quick eye,"the"dextero> s t" are all Engljujh. ..jf we, beat them w ,id ■not overcome" Australia. • 'After*al j 8 only as if Ijtoglish county played 18 t

ajothor. For tlio brop.l fen i, y:" f.edom, and filled wilh tho .amSft,^ Wiolesomo lovo of out-door sports." ' Justifiable Borrowing. iaintained. it wonl,l ,^f ] veiothat IWP Win queßtio nearly 5 000 3'«!

MINING NEWS.

~ ' •» -—■ ■■ '■! ii.-.iiTi (by i£LEo EA PH._ow^c OURESPOND^ T) i:; Thames, this dew)■■' -ou>kk CROWN.-The monthly retorting^ fß4oa.ofgold. About 125 tons of qiWte »wever, he &ea not con ß ider it »^SS= » makopubhc, A party of tributorsS' v amal section of the mine C O . utenectod the Adelaide reef Bev er,l hundred feet northward of tho olainjirom fchich it denvea its name, onda wi«dS: 'juartz from it yielded 7oza. of gold • CALEBOUUN.-Irwin, tributer, "oruslied ) tons for llozj. l.Wwts. gold. „ ;';7^ KuEANUi Hu.L.-Tho Company's battery' itarted to-day on trial pareolsandtributersl:

COROMANDEL.

(FaOM THE " COROMANBUL MaIU") Mabujel.—Getting some very passable ;tono from Homo Rule level, which wiS, no, loubfc, crush well. The reef also looks first [lass. We are anxiously waiting for the > irst crushing to enable us to form anesti-.; aate of the mine, though there is very little ■ loubt n largo, quantity will pay expenses, ntl perhaps leave a margin of profit. ■ a '•.- JUtawai, l — Tho- manager is quietly "ishiiig the drives on' the reef both nprth nd south.. In tho wrath he has a "fine'reef /inch is good crushing stuff, nlthouflf no pecimcns hnvo bpen obtained lately." THo' 7 rive northward is not shaping so''we'llI here is a large mullocky formation about'a ; lot thick-containing vory litt)« quartz, mid o gold can be found. There has been no old seen in the drive for more than fifty ;at. This is very disappointing as (fold ' •us expected to be got 20 feot back. Hov ver, the drivo wjll bo pushed rihead somb1 istanco to thoroughly test that part of the*'1 1 line. " -~..:, ■■:■( Vizaud'h.—The managor is getting, oufc t cry fair stuff from his littlo leador,-and ill bo in a position to have a tirst-rate rushing shortly. Union Bkach.— There is no change worth jcording in this mino. Things are much ■ s usual—very little gold getting.

After." Our Politics."

(To the Editor.") ~* ISi a,—A few plain words to electors.. JTkat .(.'randold man who in his old a*e is still-. jhfrhtinß the battles of his adoptesf country (in Parliament is in every sense a true I patriot—one of the few statesmen amongst | us; a great man, unselfish in nature, heart, •' jand principle, noble in soul,, gsnerons ia ; jtho fullest measure by his,many munifir•.. (cent gifts; a gentleman who has given jhis life-long service in the in terests of this colony. But Sir George j might say : " Save-me from my. friends !"j I their many injudicidua acts,-1 wrangling di?-* j position, and disjointadnoss preventing the I great old man from accomplishing the'good intended. Sir George.-, would establish democratic institutions,, and:wonld open up every avenue, office, and emolument to the poor nuyi,. Tho warkioganan membership-;'*•* though, ia a fad.. .Thu working man cannot educate himself to the necessary standard to be ugefoP-and render tho service required. A member of the Lower House, especially, must bo possessed of force of character, and a large amount of information, must be a logical debator, and i a good speaker, to havean influence in the,, 1, H»use. A mere machine ■ that records hia. vote and may be practical, is not the quali-' fication for Parliament. .Well," there,ara three classes to choose from. Tho'aristpo- i| racy— independent nien —have, th^ir ,oWn • account^ to grind, the acquisition of wealth , great landed estates, etc. The middle men .' tho clergy, professions of every praeticeofton * are not above the advice of this world, The working man wmiia • seetrf; to be the purest minded, as the extent of his ambi tion is a fair wage, far afair day's watkfd though he may haven greater proportion j 6f S aniiital than brain.power in hie composition ■ (lam a working man myself). But from;l the middle class has arisen the great men of the past.vand ;presatitJtlMe-literary, scientific, professional, the'great bjulk of the clergyjeto. Irettember, when" a%6y,a'barri»ter in Belfast not above: taking his fee—Hugh Cairns—now ;Lord Chancellor of 'England; ■■ • but, I could enumerate thousands of as great men as everyjnformed man ca.n 4 $9. But it is to ba regretted Chat' "among this class there are political adventurers, and greedy cormorants j' the ipiiblie good- tbdftg> iothy viewed to the extent of t^air'cjvfiilpersonal benefits. The great question for elector?, then, is to choose the least evil—but where, ah, where ? ■ And -how ? Now the Govern, ment have fads, annexation and federation. But there is no sirAilhrlty of interest bV. tweeP; New Zealand widiAusirtJ!^, jfidrS^' we hays our native ; jQletuPat, andmam host gof other obstaoles* Australia has its own. peculiarities; especially'the 'lesi-'" duo. of the oonviet element,.nirid:these ■• bar annexation. Federation ,m»j bo,, practical co far aS an brganisatipn^or'de-,,. fonoe and for postal purposes' are con.-, „ ceraed ; but certainly not on all the lines of, ', the great Conference. Theu there , is the;.; Government insurance' fad.' Viewjng it in a practical light, it would . entail more., misery than is sought ti> be' alleyiatei},,.', from tho fact that few1 could,comply' with J its provision^. Men's natural instiucts jw-ill."'. endeavour to provide for the future, though,,., there' will always be the improvident' classy tliat even 'this insurance'could not affect', for^ they would never take advantage of it^thei4' sober1 and industrious class'ljave.n'p,d,cca-.:f sion. Then there is that' Central p^Uway.',, fad. Where there is to bo. an .euorinou^., expenditure, means should bp !|ak,e,i\ ,W, ' assure the most profitable''fn^ped^ate returns—not through Darren, unproductive country. What with an increasing annual deficit and expenditure, and falling revenue, fresh taxation or more borrowing must be tesorted to. Tho look-out is gloomy in spite of the bright picture the Government niay: present, as anyonel who: has the in terest and prosperity of his adopted coun- ' try.at hearfc.can plainly'see.-; We beHeviS1 in a healthy Opposition, but tleplbre the ', obstruction' of public works for an' in- j definite time, and the benefit of-the oatlay''! to the country) -X'eople nrd comih'g to'burV snores by the thoußabds,and every ojenue' ' should he opened up foi ji their empb^-*' ment, -and useless waste of time :ls la >f; great loss. Wemiißt not lose'Bight:of the' 0; taotthat tliecountry must bebr>iroed^P^>i s' make backbono for our great cities','W<J We* '" must rise above our indebtbdkesS',IferWW-',ff it grcss equal with, even with all our greifr *' nntural reaouroes, or bankruptcy is inev{tji- y.'j ble.. Sir George Grey, in the"interest' 6^' the workingrman, ha 3 given• him a stalj^—j"*' taxation Van:! voting for: members' 'extra'|J £42,000 " for tho principle of the bill that'5," he acted upon payment of Members i£2lo'(.'j per annum" for, of course, 'work done'■for/'!' that period) but Yogel goes furtheri'^d'1' says that it is wounding tho'susceptibilities of goutlomen. Let members act hommrably, - f justly) and jjopsiatently, and there will ba''-.' no need".of, " vulgar".criticism or.Vogel'l' remarks,—l am, &c, Wrioht. ■■:.: «»< Klngsland, Juno 30th, 1884,

BVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 188*

Printed arid PnWtohea^ tir Me RpptMr, HENRY BRETT, of SymobdMtxeefe «ta§L General Printing Office, WradiuuMtractf'JSS* the Provl&ofl'Of Auokland, New^rtataWfli iwl^^ I ■ ■■■ ••■!'i ■W'toKEfepATri'^T,^'. l?^!-' !7:'s ■••■J)



"~ ' "to-morrow. L. \vT EATON -^CTILL Sell by auction, at his Mart, CS : W Thursday, Julys, ' APPLES, ORANGESrBANANAS. Stc. ParUculars id to-morrow's STAR. [HmVAKO ™ TO-MORROW,. THURSDAY, JULY 3, , At 11 O'Clock. THE WHOLE oF~tle HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF The ALEXANDRA HOTEL. ." . ; J°}av Nou^ wiS- 3S2Z APiW Srquhar?WßeU on the premises on Ui^bovo I FiS o d«; sftfesmwa: EiWhen Utensils, &c, &c. ; ,, , Also, '■■■;<: : At 12 o'cleck. wiUbosSldwithouttliosllghtestsese'rve, for removal. JOHN & liD- LEYDON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JULY 7. , ™ o ßb\S dSU, r. ARTHUR HAS received instructions from S. A. aJTextensive assortment of un parel, &o. . ■_ B.TOHK9.] LB.O.CABB.] .-[B..D.TMTU WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, At 12 o'clock noon. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THE MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY OF p. COMISKEY, ESQ., FOR LEASE, erroaiTS tub residence of dr. oampbkix. B. TONES & CO. SAVE received" Instructions from P. Comiskay, Esq.. tolea»e by auotion for a of/fflyears, ■ ■ SHH MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY IN QLAD3TONE AND CLEVELAND ROADS, PARNELL (A4Jolni»l the residence of Dr.CampbelD. OUT VP INTO LARGE-SIZED ALLOT MENTS. Sfitnatlbn and views nnanrpassed, •as. Water, and Dminage complete. Plans now ready. Allotments now flagged. Tnll particulars in a future issue W. S. COCHRAKB.I IJAMBS DAOKI AT AN EARLY DATE, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TALWABLE CITY PROPERTY, ABOUT ONE ACRE OF LAND, ; .. Vfitk all Buildings, Wafcerloo Quadrant, Opposite Government House, Eden Crescent. t f THB Subscribers hnvo received instruc tions to aoll by auction, at their Rooms, Queen streot, at an early date, THAT VERY VALUABLE FRETCTSOLD PEOPERTY, being \Uotment4.frandls, Bection 7. containing nearly 1 Acre of Land, with all Buildinea thereon, having large frontages to Waterloo Qnadrant (;\oxt to Mr Nathan's property} and, Kden Crescent, . ■' ~. * f Full particulars and plan will bo ready in.a fowdays. . . SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, Auctioneers, k. o. oaks. I 1B- D- xosnu. FRIDAY, JULY 4, ' At 11 o'clock. .::A. GREAT SALE •. ' 07 PIANOS! TJIANOSI T>IA^OS| lANOS! JTIANOS 1 XIANOS! BY , ..,-. LIPP * SOHN, ROSSNER, SIMON, BORD, AUCHER, &c, &c, &C .7 ...' """".. .■'= :- - . ■.' fi 8.. TONES &00. "I^T.ILL Soil on Friday, July .4, »t • eleven o'clock, " '" '' . ~KA PIANOS .'-'; (.<!:: ! BLACK AND doLD, WALNUT, ROBE WOOD, TRICHORD. OVERSTRUNG' (IRON-FRAMED), : ■ (:.'■: ■•■ .' " ■ It, BY TIB MOST KMINKNT AMD WBLL-KNOWN MAKT^PP*. .■■-.■■:■ •N VIEW IN A FEW DAYS k8 SOON AS UNPACKED. <) ,:',,;;^iii )' s-woil ■'■■:-i r«i! ;: Without Reeerve. i ':' ■ 1* • '" DURHAM YABJJSJ. i/iOR SALE, at~ the' DuiHam Yardß, I O.very Tuesday; at U o'olObß, HiIDKa. TALLOW, WOOI* and.BKIKB*. ; ~ HUNTER & NOLAN. ,;. ~tri /ryNB^UiTGA AUC TI ON , MART,1 ■SHE TJNDERSIGNJBD is ( now. to Undertake the Sola by Auction^of, ') '!,';;.'./( ALL KINDSiOFJ,; 7 ;.;,,;;;.'■ WX>Va, LIVIB STOC^ -I»BOpCj©Bjjj^O. WM.* STEVENSON/ Auctioneer: lil .» X _ '_■■ _ ■■ ____ VQ VICTORIA-STRBE^.jAaqE 0O 9 1 And (sir iodtitiw AlDertit.' T. E.CABtER, WHQUBAUJIgB^WO^MfftUIIB IMPORTER OF MOULDINGS, GLASB, , 1 PICTURES, SCRAPS.' • AND < - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Teacher of the Pianoforte, Viojlln, &o. ... . For terms and testimonials boo Brett's Alma" »ao Advertfeement, page 87, and post tteeoT, AHpUcatlon. •:,■ -. .ii '. , ■ ■.; io Tiinel- aiiff Ropiiirer of Murioal Imtrriinentu ' A. AND Gr« -'. PR IC E, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, ,1. IKON AND BRASS POUNDERS, ; AND GENERAL MACHINISTS,. ■ '""" ' '^'IHAMP;-- ■■■)['// Have for sale tho following Machinery :— 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horiaontat Jingine, double oyliudar, lOin. diameter, 2iiu. stroke i , '. ■■ •.-..-■ , I HorizcfntalKn^irie, lOin. by 18m. stroke '•" ' 1 launch Engine, J jin. by Sin, stroka ■■>■■-. 1 Multltabular BoUer. lHt. long.by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft long1 by Bft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish BoUeM7ffc lpngjbyilft tin, 1 eoraish Boiler, 15ft. long ij sft diameler 1 Coriluh BoUor, 1511. lobk by 4ft Gin. diameter 1 VePtiaalßoUer, Field tubes, 7ft. x Bft lln.; new A ouantity of second-hand QnarU-orushJnst Ii Batbnatai supplied tor allolasseßOfEngiuearing Wjtefc-Makereof Sawmill and Quartz eSSN^ Machinery, Turbine Wheels, * ' Hydnralio Machinery, Timber Jacks, -' and Patent Safoty Catches for Warehouse and other Hit' ' ife _Ctaß*.:::. A



— ' ' —^ ~ « ! AW'SV^1 :-:^;;^^_ _ A TUB KBM.UBBA YARDS. { ' p FOX S \LE, af tJic Eeniuora Ynrdfl, on Thriraditf, July S, »t 1 o'clock. 180 Hoad Well-totroil Oattlp Dairy Cows, store "nttlo . 700 Fill Sh.cn> 'i»'t Liinibo Fat ami Store I'iire ALFRED JiUOKLANDp^ ! ■' '•'«■■ *■ —i pOUNTiiy OATTI-F, ai^'iSi Waiuku-Satiirdny, July 5 Pukck'oho-Monday. July V . "■■; ~ PdkenO"Jlon(lfiy,.'nl> U ' ' }m t JJrnry-Wcdnesday, July ltf, • ..;.■'■ "■' I Vpakmv.—Wednesday, July :'i>- ALFRED BUCKLAND. T7IOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal terms, Jj the.-ffinteto ot-.Wm; MeLanehlin, Kan.., containing about 3.000 nr.rca. in lols of 10 acrr* Mid-upwards, i>s may be hkvciml uprm. Thtx property 1b neur tho Papatoitoi station; hiu> been in prrass for about V 0 years; is woll adapted for agriculture, and is in Rood heart for erfoppinff as well as beaflm; t»ood kviibs at tho present timo. Terms: Oiio-tliird Chmli balance can remain at 0 por cent.—Apply t . Wm. McLau g hUn, Es^g^ \ FOU SALK, a Cholco Fiirm, fenced, and In grass, oqually near iho Kihildhi apd.ToAvva mutu Townships, containing Mft acm>. ALLOTMKNTS Nbs. 31 and 35, containing 100 acres, at Whtriwhlri, noar Waiuku; aubstan tiaUy fenced; fronting tho Muoris' roßd loadin to Waikato Heads. FARM — Lot 95. Whanßaroa, County of Raglan Containing 306 acres; good Homestead, considerably Unproved (adjoining the farm of W. Harsard); prico required, £700. Also, about 700 aorea adjoluing the above. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET. SALE OV WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDKS, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clio'c. . . ALFRED BUCKLAND, Public Baths GOTO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, Victoria-sthkkt East. Charge—ONE SHILLTNU. Open all week days from 6 n.ni. to 9 p.m., and .SUNDAY MOk.s- INGS from 6 till It) a.m. Tho Hatu-roonis arc all private, and mipplied with every conven ience, Turkish towels, tlosh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &c. Select Hala rooms (prlvato) for Ladles every duy, at all hours, with female attendance. One 1 Sixpence. Pleaso note the address— Victoria street East, above tho .Greyhound Hotel, anJ next tho Cheap Bedding and Kuiinilure iMart Auokland.1 N.B.—Uarbcr in utttmtlanae. . i riLA&GOVIL. ►CASIj': .GROCERY, \T Vl(ffpiU4.-3i:nBKT (Next Soutt'a Drapery, coiiicr Nokson street). :.il ■ JAMKS ■ WRIGHT* Having now- opened, can assure cash buyers that by buying from him they caneffeota savins of from 10 to 20 per oont from tho goneral pnaos, quality considered. Tho Roods are all fresh, and are sure to give satisfaction, SUPERIOR COIUIUGATBD TANKS, X J. L. KEAN Has for Salo a number of the above, with Taps, ready for use, prioo 3."«, at his Shop,1 Wellpfley street Kast (next door to Crowther's Stables). Large Quantities of Spouting, Kidk'inK. uud Down Pipes always in Stock. Verandah Iron curved at tlw shortest notice. Country orders will always roceivo his prompt attention. Lead Washers always on hand 0 U3 I N S A A',l> A T ii 1 n , COA'JW MI'IU.iKKH, Eluott ant- Ai.nc»i-H'r»3»nt. :, ' \ Bavii in Swck— Double and 81ng!e-3Gated Bußjc'oa HcwW-i Phtetons, Vlo-a-vls, \."r..^c;i^;iv3, IXv Carta, Seccud-haM: Pnajtous and Bu«rles. '" '•''■ ! ()! 1 Abo, Uanr Tli3"oi'.niio aeiisoniid jfi:ii?h_-a S-xkci. i^r Beat stcoi In AuAl»-.)ii 7\N HAND AND TO ARRIVE, WOOD'S FLOUR. 200's, IOO'B, and Sffi ' , , MoQILL'S OATMKAL, 200's, 25's, and 7a OATS (Feed and Milling) WAIKATO POTATOES MAIZK. SHAKPS. BRAN, CHAFF FOWL WHEAT. ONIONS, CHKESK 1 HAMS AND BACON, TEA ■ SUGAR, BONKDUST PRIME CORNED BEEF, lOOib.kegi, : ■ ! T ; 4O,1, ,\ tc, SK). S -.;... ■ >; .- ' J Also, ;TO ABBIVB BX CLITTOM, 80 TONS PRIME OAMARU POTATOES. At the Lowest Current Kates. A, & E. EATON, ComMerce-strket HIN A. GLASS, PBR CRXJBADKR. . :, r SBUiTNa AT A SACRIEIOE TO. MAKE ROOM FOE FRESH CONSIGN MENTS DIRECT FROM STAFFORDSHIRE. F, L,;- E E Having OPENED Tonapbrary Premises, is Now ■ Offering CHINA, DELF, ANJ) GLASS WARE'at, Pkicbb. hitherto, unknown ' in Aucfclana. aod Respectfully Solicits Intending Purohasers to Inspect HIS STOCK before Buying Elsewhere WM| ! •*•! '< liV ;s. a. ■ WWW) and Gold .China Caps and : Sancera.largo size .. ..9 6 per dor. White and Gold China Cups and ■ ■. t ■ ; i 'Saucers, Bmall size . '..SO ,",'' a Delf Plates, Band 10in.,2sand ..2 6 ,»...*. Kerosene Lamps, from .. ..-2 0- Am ALL OTHER LINES HARKED EQUALLY LOV. ' ; Note the Address: YE"" AITr.K-I.AJ^D DAJRY Hor<*ok-BT. OS3ONBY A R C A D E. f (Near the Three Lamps.) - 'ANDERridN and wALKEBi. CABINET-MAKER 3, UPHOLSTBBBR3, ."" . ■','i,:u -.;. ■ ■ Uiro1 •-■■'■■' ■' • ■ ; BEDDINa MANUFACJEWBBaEia. A. and W. respectfully oraw the attention "ol • I Ponsonby residents to their varied stock of : jKCßNitwre, bedding, TOiLsr;':'■■•■ REQUISITES, &C, •nd to tbe fact all kinds of wonK in the various Departments will be dons in first- CLASS siT^i, arid at moderate,charges. , , . , BrieMb'ncedtWorlrnioriEentto'anypartbf " 7"".",,■;, r ~the.Di3triot.; v; . &ND;BRSQN 4KB WALKER*. PONSONBY ARCADE I '-.<■ ttfercct Nk Wood. Butcher.) ' ROBERT TPDEHOrE, Plumber, &c, begs to announce that ho has taken over ntho-. Picmises lately • occupied by Mr Samuel Parker in Welleslcy-strcet, oppo site the Opera House,' and would : take' : the opportunity to thar.k his nuinorpu3 friends, : tor past favours.'and, insolicitipgaconiimianeo oj; supiMW; wduld'statd that hie more extchßlva premises and facilities will enable him to carry on the: tradu In all its branches to greater ad vantage1 than formerly. ■: ItM " \ GAS FITTINGS.a splendid stock, tttphea\*st prices in town. ExceUont assortment of Elec trio Bells and Fittings; Corrugated Tanks, Chimney Cowls, Wash !Basin3/and Lavatories, Portable Baths; &oi; Portable Washing Bailors,- Ac. Estimates givon'for all branches of the trade in town or, cpuntry; (>-.;■'(■ i'AI i T j lottlCENSfeD WATERW()RfcS''PiTrMBER, ! " ■■''■'■ ROBERT■TUDEHOiP'E; ! ' WELLESIiEy-BTREEI', opposite Opera House SvUoO- A'U".'! /'loa*^' S>V: -o 'K-E;- Bfeg'B-'^fhforrn'rhe 'p.tblis.or A'ucklhtfil-VliiitiV' ; ■■■'/ J:"huasecuvc!l ihOßtifvieeapi";''' ' '~! ' ;'; j r'/"" ':.^kn'aii;HOLLANl)(,- i [;-i'': 'i-. -, 01 the late flnn 6f Holland' and, jj'ortzer, , OLD CUSTOMERS' OP H. !ANft i*. AVHiT.'T!*CKIVE ■■jJTjtBY,>TKBNTiON ny ■SRAneHKnumtf! .;. j . ; •';•". THBIRrATpONAaBITpI ■(.'., '.',! HILL'S STJOk'?. LOAP STORE, 1 ;,;;.,•,, WE^ESLEY STREET., , : / ■;;;■,■■. T ; Corner of Slliott-street (opposlta Abbott'B ... ! -■ OperaHoiuffcK : ■ ■-'■ ! Good* delivered frcoto all' parts of tho town; to the shipping, trains, and trum oars (when they itarl). ■ hm— A 1:: ■a j-:/ K1" :':' :f 'O' "b; : :;. i «.^, ■ i\'.i.-. >•• Aiste;.'1,/,,;' ',' ;■,;;',■ ;.' :■■:■ SEE THAT YOU1- GET, SL*A. Swallow & S.*A. ; j CELEBRATED i If 1 ™? >:; :" TREACLK "■ '■' J ' "',''! and" ! ' ::':iii H.; •<'.!.!:■! ! .;..., QOLDHWj .SYRUP* sri:UA,'"i ■ : ; ' QOLDEK," SY^IJPv i: .,,f ! FOR 'VaLjCTB. A^ /: DIET^!TIC : i ■ i ~" — ' •' ■ '■ j See ;*Xedical Tkstjmonials, .. J



HALF-YEARLY STOCKTAKING!' WILLIAM RATTRAY Begs to intimate that in view of his forthcoming HALF-YEARLY Stocktaking, and the consequent desirability of reducing his Stock to a minimum, ho will continue his remarkably low SALE PRICES! For Prompt Net CasKl ■'--, For Prompt Net OashJ The Goods have again been gone carefully through, and, where possible, still further reductions made in prices, to induce an early clearance. Further Reductions in UNDERCLOTHING I Further Reductions in COSTUMES I Further. Reductions in MILLINERY I Further Reductions in MANTLES I Special Bargains in Dress Materials Special Bargains in Silks and Velvets Special Bargains in Hosiery Special Bargains in Linens An enormous quantity of REMNANTS have accumulated during the late Sale. These have all been marked at SPECIAL CLEARING PRICES! Remnants of CALICOES Remnants of SHEETINGS Remnants of FLANNELS Remnants of CRETONNES Remnants of DRESS MATERIALS I «ST SPECIAL BARGAINS in MEN'S, BOYS', and YOUTHS' CLOTHINQ, HATS, and MERCERY. WILLIAM RATTRAY 178, 180, 182 QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.



Tea Werchonte. Pnpertmnglngi, &c. Ironmongery. m"m A / #papbrha naiN o■• WWBMWMHMIIB I |ij /A /«**/ W. PHILLIPPB * BON S^^BmMJm -1- 5 J~ JL« / fgj I mAVI BTCHVID, XI LJLIB AaMVAM, ||||^h|W I W§ I iSS-f A C X A G E 8-1W A ICm I D 6-000 ROLLS ov PAIJBRjaANGINO8 ' Ii I X I KY I <*+ ILA haw P»tMiro» fur Dri«wttiit.l)lnlnK, Bed-toon* _UQHK^ffll ; UUAU jLtX lAd I &i tmlUidlauu Staircase, «u;t»bl« tor m^S^MWIrW?WiT I #£V / wfl vji« A!anjiiin or Oott/i«B. f, BXl>My TCt / r*t I HBAUTIKUL MKBION9, AND BEST VALU* - , 1O /Mj I KVTtR OrTKItRP IN PAPKRHAXQINaB. f'B. BLAIKII* / fwf I . «J • TwrowA-rawi. rvjjp lUJ I Ulfi— PAGKAGEvS—9I!» IMKJRTKH O» BUILDERS* ft «JRNIB» vUH /"/ "i) OKI MB AND HEBaiANB. DJa IRONMONOWU II n Dnuwf W9ou UwvwAtrrwam. I I »nd Sheet Otam. White IxbO, Oili, Tun* Hu ror S»l&. U Law lUta» -/ / Viral»he«. Mid »llTtMb SunJrio*. c*rpe»teri'Tool! - I fjt W PHILUVI'B * 80S, NMi..Loeta.Hl«« / iJLJ I ,s ..■ Kitchen RuiflW -■■/ / " »fc n. oywvtam .. ,t- ... R«irtat«Qjratai.i»crestY«!ttr -' :. /Jfe / / : ■; ?■' ■.- ;.. ■'■.'■;■ —*-"='"■ * Marble «nd «nuusll«d Blrtto ManW»Ui*t //if// f . Y\ "TT'" v I T X, L»rB8« Stook In Auckltad / fe^//Tn 'a IVTi^XT U» Jll * MmW«. Eioctropmt».Cnrt.«»4«u>»rFwa«. .' j f JJW / Js;j\JXijjL QUNM^ KER- «4lT«n.«<Hro.,Bh«,tL« l 4.»^JUM !tf Jil / QBM*^«»»nf| Htau.C«n»».«i4 «-*•!_ S / /"TiT "PIATTX - aookland wpinmnn invitkh /%/ 111 iTi NI) f\&#nA^ (Opposite the City MarkoU., ! j j ~~ /*^// &X&J;>A \ -:- UUEAP ±XARDWARII JIOUBI, ( ' )(/ ws-r^i-yifiiy^l Intondlnjrßuyereßhouldln lit 11\ I^4 i\ &\'■ifil>.iKfii>—>' Hreech and Alun-Jo-loadlng ' " Ii i/t | / I J I <*1 Sr!.J?HI Ounsonlmnd. They will boo / itSr1/' \f /111 /^l'r'Trjl tlio iikst VALUK in Auokland. .... : —; — . \\t . > / / /II I I r TD 5- '<^AiJ Kvtiry t?ua thoroukhly examin / / hmJ I fl \ / I ill fm isf ed and guftrantoeu before doll- T O X T\ / / n*f jl.^ u^ , I(U JSi* o.™. «™*^ .if. Off J. -Wioww ' ' ~ ~ it"a I'utent6tculllarrela, 12and20 (rauRe; .i.WimD on»_ PITB n^l^ BSPlfikSTr Pi SilveKa Patent Anti-reooilHuttPU»to«; HAVE FOR BAa*-, l«rS O^iH dVlil-^ir •' talfry yitovolver^utoh taNoV^!°» ROWATTS AI^UCAPIhO LAMW, l«LiiV¥l» BHIV-iTl'l 6*| :,T) ,Sulf-cxtrat-tin« Revolver; Kynodi'a »«._ '^^ * P-P Patent" Perfect" Iteloadinft Metallic , .. AND CO. S Vli CartridßeC(U)caandCrlronor»i Kloi'j A"0 ---*"*'■ ** . ajt.« Kevolvor Ammunition and MotalliO ___,„. nriuvcno WnWPB. atjnttt&i ■ —— : J-j "Ssa CartrldKe Casoß : ■ Nowoastle C!hUlcd EXTRA BUKNBBS, FOWTB, UlAjamn, P23 P'RifTl'Prt TC Aft Shot; Cnrtias and Harvey and PtoonWlllfß and E»Sn.Smi^iSJ>SiaiJ I El MO Laurence's Gunpowder; Eloy'aWttddinf? and AND WICKB, ~jn —: — -— — ■ ■' CartxUbts Cases; Powder Flaslcg, Shot Pouches, . . . ' VKRSiiS INIMAN TEAS. ffi^ggSSSti^AVA And aqr«.TarUt,« Fof\\r i ~i jj_X2 Bells, Saloon Klfloa, Air Cenos, Brooch-loading KOJI a late, paragraph and advertise- i mp i e monta, Fishing Tacklo, Cutlery, Fire- CHIMNEYS, mentln Uie."Now Zealand Heruld," w« works. n>^coaaerious, V rrori ? .the eemarks about the repairs,, lncludln? Browning and Re- iccreas.l or liuii^cta in tndian Teas. We can as- .tQ-M,.,. 8D oeIa!lr attendod to and saUjifactlon ' T^^tZ — boihikmu McacwoowaiWiWAUW %£p££*iS&^%MgmS& D' EJn^ B Tn X r KA^Air RTK"' TABLE 4 POCKET CUTLERY. aoun.l, sweet •)Ic&ji wero soflint; pence per lb, »'■ Qintsw btbket. At;cK^A^D. below cost, aafl this yeur tho imports are many i 1 — thoaarjws o« eases below last, making it a very ~„„..,,, | difltoilt mater to buy even a few hundred ifcsTAnusuEDliUS.J JOHNSON'S CELEBRATED BCB880R& The saws advertisement alludes to the Intro- By BPECIA i, Ai'IWTTMKNT. ductioft of Indians into New Zealand, with " %*£SM«BsSfc£3i< regard so which wo beg to.draw the attention of " the ptJillc to tho following local that appeared «liffl&i«fi> B» jr .«V c-> (s®-'-, v OL AUK'S BOILERS, SAtTOEPANBi Wbi soiiw time hack in tho ••Lyttollon Times," «%sii^s^ft^Si^SSfwS^A/iMlj showl»K NELSON, MOATE, & Co. to bo the . ,„„,_.,„,„ »n » »«m Lai-«6sUmportore,andcoußeQuentlytheLargeflt; W«®tWH^ML OIUFFITHS'S PATENT TEA AND Sollcre, of Indian Tea in Now Zealand. We do WS&w&ti&f' JGt&k 't Ji»,MlfV^eMiOi ■not wish to tun Indian Tc» down, aa It Is fflKffii?Piftr/SlKff^mA^'7'lVWsflß COFFEE POTS. without doubt, when carefully fired, &0., a WBmMW'-/WwSsgl?'^l !*^Slw uuiiJiii.Bi rviAD. ■most uantul Tea to thoeo only exporieneed In KW§?Ha£y2s/ "^A W^C^J^-' yiS^ tho art of IllendinitChinaandlitditmTeas. Th« • * or Bteided Teas. asoiiSy about V)% of °the Tea ":^^^^P^^^^MjP^ ,' STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND PM UrunKers are ever able to drink even the flnett '"■■ ; ■ ■ of Blended Tea *™ """ OtSUES- BASINS PAKB« haaincreaaed to a greater extent than any ori- ' ,^-BEST HKr^OTKD STOCK of . Biual imported, toa. 'V - -^ RlC^iCtES'. AND TRICYCLES ALt SIZBJ,. . ;,,,.. f ■ "'The laroest'importation of Indian Teak to, f"r :-■;,-:■! ,-f v T irr >nr.rivv i „„—« n fefo^^oTTr^cS'r^aß^1 ,6ent^,eVde^u^ S^±»t^ l»m^£SgaSi^^ BROOMS. SCRUBBERS. WHISKB. /orocrf tftf* '<»■'«««'0/ «c wany shipment!! • #°Sk^«*^TJ?2 or AA^n win deliver' i., . • ' : «^S^/£S|S :^.^^*^-^IBa^S. «AIH,CLOTH, « NAIL BRUSHBa NeLSOM fVtoATF %&n 't. W. H. SHAKESPEAR-A; CO.-,.. ,■ '. . ." " * ' - %W . % <jueen ; street, AUCKtAND., PARRES'S, BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'B ■ CELEBRATES " •'{' '■ ~, " ' ' spades and digging forks. Wrii^jLaLn^il nIVJICL BY IBS MS GARDEN HOKS, RAKES, & TROWBLB. :.'--r ■<;- ■ '^^% .— •. . 0 J« I M f ■' ■'-« AO O a-TE, W3S™' BORBY. AW) BPBUIIW t® E® ' ( MmSI -*-• OPTICIAN,.- .(ACKSON'S UAND, RIP, AND ■ '_ ', M ■!&«&- I JhEhl ■ HAB IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND KYK :S2 i!:'-^«* I mmm *■ UJ GLASSKS of evory deaoripUon. , s, TEN NON 3AW3. i«4 : 3 fiFran CC A** AcouitATii Fit Guauantekd. '■'< ' , '" ' !(<Ji «PT' ■■ ■• ■-•M-iHi '■'-? COMPOUND'.'jii OR 08 CO PBS & TELK- : «T>-.'' S^y I fi» BDH' —' SCOPES, ' ';-' . ■ . ii 'Gttil'M-M I Hi ■■',: ' powerful and Cheap, ..;,.- , >?;• iAXKS. ADXKS, TOMAHAWKS AND ': i5-'.L;|/" W'ffl I i .AKKRorD BAROMBTBR9, ThbrmoMb'ters, " CHISELS AUGERS, PLANI3. '{ . ' 1-1 B"M | *■■ Mtwneotlc KlectricMadanoß and Medical Colls, I HAMMERS, BRACES, TWIST '• I' • I . . .. . > OPBRA GLASSKS, BINOCULAR, FIBI4> : AVn P4TW.TUT HTTS ri l-fritt tVAh Vf/.f).i 11.</ i/.;•:.< .v:iT> . ■■■. jtand ma,uink glassks, ■■ j ■ ' and patent biih, ; • __________ v ' THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES; ; AM( gjj,^ "\X ' *-^ ill. BPECIA^ SE\v?NG^t™NEi. TAYLOR' S LOCKS,HINGENAILB;tBRABSW_B?J. ', I Theßalanco of Stock of thoso oxcellQnt HCOTT'S GENUINE WHITB LEAD. Ji Hand and Troudlo Miichinoa Will bo sold at 26 i DVUiI B M*«Ul«* >»nuJ» _-v, 1 _ii-^a~ r_«%_-^_vl Pwcent.dißcount. Nearly.6tO in uso in Auck- RAW) BO IL E D, 4 LINSEUD OIL. '' ; ,-J. _. __ _~_-_r -_*-- ■ . OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICB, • •. . , —~, i. . , . 'MOATEE& COr, amamummmm.- prvß pER CBN T. DISCOUNT I ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ! : . UXOWXI) TO OASH MmOHABBBS'• ■<■ !TE_ MERGH-ANT3... BLENDERS. (1 R - ft PN D h l M E' „■„;/ ■:' H . ™««h, AND IMPORTERS. _ _ , ; ,!*„, . .^OEOUNDUMK . ■■ Ou all Saleß ampuntingW Mnand apwM^ . ChSISTOHUROH, DUNEDIN, WBIiINGTOIf, .';' _. - J>OK SALK •■' • '' '.' ■~-' ',"t'"."'. : ",',, ,','iii'i ■'{'■' i'.'AXD. . •.'. 's SOUTHGATB 8 ! !»- ■ ■ ■'y J^» <r .' 156, QUEEN-ST., Auckland.. iLiHuitANoi hydraulic ground ~} '■'<<&;' J, l> io X *'■*, 1 • '...H_l_l__^_i. !• U ■■ ■'~,' yiOOHE LTMJ£. . * ' ■ ■ ■ >• l *■ ■■ ■ ■■ ■ ~~' In%ij quttdtlty,- for Concrete Paths, Floors !•> I - , ,ibh?w oiriiiistaiii"'1.!.i", , am—Baaa,wgitMtjujMiaiMMßM——MiW^ CeUftre, &c. (noxt to. stone flagging-la-up : •' >M. 'jbW • "■'""■ '■" "■■■ ■■■■— riviaJled-for durability and hard-sctUng . ; ;■ ; . l ' ■ •■■■•■■ ■ ' r* yt fl '-if T I- F I N ' i Qualities).' ' Fop tanks and'other wet' ; ; , /,(, ■.. T^. ,plUK:iJt*l'l':™» ■";!! x»»C 1! +T>; work it in a first-class material. i RNOLD'S BALSAM' OF HORBHOUND sTWNrn, nnnv and window -"'" '—^ —** 6""/jn"a Arnold's balsam of hokehound STENCIL DOOK AND WINDOW A-NE,--S OL^- AGEN-T-, --^KNOLD'S HALSAM OF HORKHOUND «>„_-«-_ c^ m w> JS_HSSHSISfe*_ Steel Letter Punches and Rubbsr Stampa i AAA Jl I _M_J I:' »T V-S "•' •1• ': Asthma, Loss of Voipfl^ln; "a11,"^I"?,^^^*. 40 I Jslr oi9ra.it o a« = WELLBSLEY AND ALBERT St. L the beat expectorant now hntso; rapidly relievos CORNERS. <*!<JO^: lSfS?S^r tho bronchial tubes by dissolving tho oongoalod mm. .ii-iii..ii—.maim '■^■rf^Wii^. phlopn.. Carefully ohscrvo namo of solo pro ~*~™*~^~~^P^PMM~MawMMWW»~ ; x^^^STx 'I ■ rV Mi priotdr and niariufacturer on label and -wrapper; rnniuiio pubdiim " «_t» n*iv / &jTV\ ' ■ JAMES BRINSMBAD, Cliemisti ;■'■ mHAMES CARRIAGB AND DRAT sl- Kilda. Melbourne. JL factory ~ . f3lß^^^ nf" B Arnold'srbalsam of horkhound , " ; "■ ' •'. '■■'■■- "i '■■■ ' iy-'' l!-[/ fY\ •"■' l • '\*r/I X / ' Ask'for'"'Arnold'B l ' and get it. Spurious JAMES MACKIB. PsanuiVOV iV/l1 Vl/ \; /•I X^X ■- imitations are sometimes offered. VieroRIA^STRKET 2uxTAiIC-3~Nb '.V ■ / \/ X/ 1 y ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND »K,ruiuA-Bi«a«KTO "****»" 1-^. -tt ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HORBHOUND Rap»}rai ot even desoripOna to Wood and »-™a~»«s a -- |J --- . "■■— ARNOLD'S balsam of HOREHOUND I^^%S^X^- OrtortnOU<* TIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE ; ■'■' So'^ bj'^Sal^^^ fe^ffi^SS^^i CROW^B^^ORIASTABLKS. Wel - : m J^^^



THE FOLLOW; V'J QTJQ.2ATIOJNS Will Klvo to Uondy-monc / T*ta r, ■ ■ . ..-. y «in idea of mo Valuo Abb now giving at thkir Cheap Dhatii;.; ;' OO AKU 302) Qo*"*-™' "^kSBBSfi-'Thu t0,!,. ••Ani.fl.:.- C,,i .•••M.oUt.-'-Bavono.-andoth.rnmka «tl»3ld, la IUI. lHliJcl. 1h 1 If!. 2a 111, 2s IM. ti'-'l »■■ '•; '•; l"1 Il'-'1 J;'!'" ■• ,> t ]f)a 01 21s, 29sCd;a good Ulster (now Bhaiis), wlili Oftpi^ for HW li.l ; v » arm \ l-J . ct 1 ilo suawi ioi u» t 144S»M^S-- t3poolM Wirrki.^ Vnl Wide, 1. ; all Other makes and width. nfTM,iqjd. 1«. la2d 1.8 U(i. ls«!>l. ]aM. ';''■:,,', /■.V™,!'!rVn find Yost, Ms (all wool); Soreo&w Tweed ClothlnK la Aoyu', Youtna', and Men s r ,/.-wtt In went nricofl. Good Valuo .in l.very Doiiui-tmont. , ■ . ■ ' . Onr Advantages arc Bpyoial Wo; Y^i^^JSm^kSi&wtS^S^ %%"%%i^od^olt i222£&!ffi* price *,r oas*. «r FOR COOP VALUB. f <>X V.iMM' OXLY. TKY S. & C *« IMPORTANT NOTICE. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 172, QUEEN-STREET WILSON, WILLIAMS, & M CCULLAGH HAVE JUST PURCHASED A LAHGE QUANTITY OF DRES9',' MATERIALS AT AN ENORMOUS REDUCTION. AND WILL OFFKU THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT LESS 1 HAN ENQLISH PRICES •CHUB FOIIOWINQ AEE A FEW QUOTATIONS :- DARK COLOURED FOULE BERGE *& WORT" 9d DARK COLOURED CASHMERETTB3 ,j .- - - woun lOd NAVY. PEACOCK.. EMI ,-i -s?d lH GRAND LINE IN DARK CHECKS AND PLAIN COLOURS 71d worto 1b 3d BERGETTS IN NAVY, BROWN, PRUNE, PEACOCK BLATB, AT ... THE SOUDAN MIXTURE IN ALL SHADES (a beautiful Jb fld Mtttorial)at WILSON, WILLI^SS, & JfCULLAGH, OOMMEECIAL HOUSE, MOOEE,JATTER WANTED KNOWN, THAT WE HAVE The Largest and Cheapest Assortment of HATS in Auckland, IKULUDIKQ , a.a. GENTLEMEIir'S SILK nATS, pploncßd valuo ._ .- - - Ji S GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, extra reality .- - - - ™ ° LADIES' SILK HIDING HATS, newest sbnpos ._ .- - - » ° HARD FELT HATS, Bp'onJ'fl v"'«o - - - *" « n HARD FKLT HATS, extra qimlity ... ..«-.«■ - " » MEN'S SOi'T I'JSLT HATS, roftlly cheap .^ ._ «- - - || " MEN'S SOFT FKLT JIATa.-extrn quality... i.- .- - - ° ° MEN'S AND BOYS'TWEED HATS, good valuo - - ~ *" 1W CHAIUiE WILL BE MADE. MOORE, HATTER, PUT 4^l> BEIIEBFOBD STBJESJETB.



THE WONDERFUL liatest Itnprovimenta. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears" " Ouaitatee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-RoUera. nrimiin Patent iiooee-Wlndlng-Wheel. Patent Thread Beleaser. Wer- KrWINu th«to Maohlnea kept In Repairs for three years FREE OF lib lI IIW V oh A noa, niumrstea Oataloguea and Samples of Work free lIAPUIMirC fr°m~THß WERTHIEK SEWING MACHINE;AGENCY. mArbnlNto w^ j be^e, 170, Q ubkn-st ß kkt;; ■■ A r i AUCKI*ANX)»



INGATE, BURNS' & ' OQ. IRONMONGERS, AUCKLAND, y llili!ifflll fflSy. : Wholesale and Retail Agents ran .. W >J ff WHOLE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND THE COLONY. J :SB ; ~,—» fSHßest Sewing Machine known. : AmongsUhe. Ancient Hebrews, this ■ J§p|>'V •■ -'- ■■ ;■'■ - "' «' • 1 (lumber signified COMPLETENESS ||l|| The following are some of its merits: and PERFECTION. SS Ist. Capacity of room under the arm, ■The ancient Syrians and Chaldeans, mm ' 2nd . , ts per f eot se , f . adjusting tension . ÜB ed it to express. FULNESS, and PEBFECT SATISFACTION. '. g#: '. 6 ■■ ■••■■:,• ,V < ■ *ffl«R?sa ■■ ■■' - 4 th. The needle is self-setting. Recognising the fitness of this ' §|||)I| ' ~ , ■■ .■ : ■ -.' '■■ *. •.. ■ -.L' uicbi/Miu ccwiMr> sth- High rate of speed, application, the AMERICAN SEWING gSMKiia > '■MACHINE COMPANY have called their ligi 6th. Simplicity of Oiling. 'Latest Improved Machine 7th' Th- e PERFEcT arrangement for • I .:,!.• t n P|^H' regulating length of stitch. The-Number Seven. WINGATE, BXTEfS', ;:.; ■;. v,:;;'/, Wholesale and Retail Iron mo ngiers, !..!/.'/ o<| h !(}■-■. :i n mii ;; ..-...■ •.-.-,.- I CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. '.;' ', ' .



.1 M:,:ra'Y l ifi|^PlM^' Co-operative Grocery* Stores are the only Shops ': that 'divide1 tileir Profits . v 1 [ „ .-. their Customers/ :,: 0 ::;.: ;.•''•;,:;■ ■,:,:' ' : '.;,■■ -it'i-i! !.■; /lirv, ;■•< ■ id;'! . ....;■; • ' I .-.i . '■!•:•)/ ": '■','■' '.-.;'•! 'ijiil; si-vj-.iO ■. ■ '■' i ADDRESS- I ' '".'..' V/r'^.-'-.^yii KABANGAHAPE ROAU>jjtsde- Scott) cmd | BETWEEN HOBSON AND NBLBON-STREBTS.