CITY COUNCIL.

The ordinary wookly mooting was held last evening. Present:—His Worship tho Mayor (presiding), and Councillors Flominfj, Mac kcclinio, Eattray, Crowthof, Marshall, Aiokin, Montague, Thompson, Burns, Gar ratt, Masefield, Holland, Stevenson, and La Roche, Field, Devore.

Stanley-street Seweb. — The Under Secretary for Public Works wrote under dir6ction of the Minister for Public Works acknowledging receipt of Town Clerk's letter re necessity of converting the Stanley street drain into an enclosed sewer, and stating that the District Engineer and As sistant Surveyor-General have been called upon for a joint'report.—Received.; ' PROGRESS Payments.—Circulars from the Under-Secretary for Public Works wore read re (1). grants.to local bodies which re quire the certificate of a Government engineer before payment is granted, in which it was utated that Government engineers have been instructed not to certify to applications for progress pay ments any more except for rirst payments under section 18 of the Roads and Bridges Construction Act; (2) re grants under Koads and Bridges Construction Act, stating that for the future all moneys re quired for the, above purposes shall be ap plied for at least a month before the local 'body.will be likely to require the cash.— Received. ~i ■ j.- ■

Water Charges.—A letter was read from Messrs J. Russell and H. Green asking for reduction of water charges for Palmerston Buildings, all above the ground floor being in the builders'- hands.—A memo, was appended by the Waterworks Clerk to the oll'ect that the water was turned on to the whole building.—Referred to Finance Com mittee ■ ' •' !

Right-of-way.—Mr C. Burton applied for d few loads of scoria for rlght-of« way leading to ;his stable in Graf ton Road^— The Engineer reported that Mr Burton had been' written to for informa tion as to what right-of-way, whether private or otherwise.—Referred to Streets Com mittee. "'. . ..■"".

Little Qoeen-streht. — A petition was received from several business firms request ing that this street should be formed and channelled, and suggesting that a narrow footpath be formed on the eastern side of the street.—The Surveyor reported that he had given instructions that the mud should be cleared away, and the street repaired with ashes.—Referred to Streets Committee,

Removal of Earth. —Edward P. Martin applied, re cutting at east side of Hobson street and West Queen-street, that the Council would remove the earth from his allotment, lower his house to permanent level, and return same in its present condi tion:—Referred to Streets Committee.

Permit.—Partridgeand Woollamsapplied for1 permit to erect a shed adjoining the back portion of their Queen-street premises. —Referred to Streets Committee.

bYMONB.s-STREET. —Application' from W. H. Connell for a few loads of scoria for foot path "nearly opposite Caledonia Hotel.— The Engineer reported that unless works in this street are to proceed it would be desir able to place a few loads of ashes on this part of the path.—The Council agreed to make an accommodation path.

Palmerstok Bcildinos.—A petition was received from T. Henderson (for Union Steamship Co.) and others pointing out the urgent necessity there was for a footpath being formed around Palmerston Buildings. The Enginoer reported that kerbs ore being prepared, and will be laid as soon as forwarded in Customhouse and Little Queen strebts frOcts of these buildings.—Agreed to Bend answer in accordance with the Engineer's memo. Extension of Time.—Application from T. Cooper for extension of time for building in Patterson-street, Freeman's Bay, to six months beyond tlie time when road will be finished to proper level. —Referred to Street* Committee.

Masonic , Hotel.—Application from E. L. Smith for permit to erect iron shed at back of Masonic Hotel.—Agreed that •answer' bo sent that same is not in ac cordance with Building Regulations. Baker - street.—Eleven' residents of 'Baker : street forwarded application for re rpjiirs to road and footpath, described as in a shocking bad state,—The Engineer re plied that he understood the road was in a ■very bad state.—Agreed that .work be done. Lijjraby.— The Governor's private secre tary forwarded from ; His Excellency Sir Win. Jervois a circular received from the Secrptary of State for the Colonies, and also copy of medical works of Francis Sibson for Public Library.—Referred to Library Committee. StrrOLK-sTKEET.—Application from M. Byers that ditch running through his property should be attended to, as- it was undermining his house.—The City Engineer replied that he would ascertain what drain was referred to.— Referred to Streets Com mittee. ('~ ' ; i,...•]• .. v iiionT-OF-wAY. — The Secretary, of the Harbour Board wrote stating, that it bad been agreed : " That the Board considers it unadvisablo to establish any righta-of-way over any property held by the Harbour Board." -—*■ — : Lamp.—Application from. A- f Taylor for permission to erect lamp onbrass rod out side of his shop window'in Victoria-street. Referred to Streets Committee. "O ■ ■"■■■ Upper Queen-street.—Letter from H. Thode, drawing- attention, to bad state of footpath In front of his premises.—The Engineer* reported: that the: matter would be. attended to, and any necessary repairs effected.—Agreed to, reply in accordance with1 Engineer's reportl ■ j Kkmoval of | Earth. —Applications from W, Macgregpr.that earth should be removed 'fiioin" footpath by his premises in Hobson street,,—Granted. ■ '•"'

i Marsuos-strekt.—Petition for lamp.— 'Referred tb Streets Committee. j LftoAt, Committee.—This 'Committee • recommended: — (1) Letter from R. Lukhloy ro Mackclvje gift, that reply be nentas follows : That the City Council are fully certain that the citizens of Auckland nva 'not unmindful of the numerous gifts . made Jby Mr Muckelvie. (2) Letter from Ji M. Carr re footpath in Wellington-street: Committee ■ have nothing to' report, : contractor-having attended to oomplaint. ■LBttei*lJfrom W. Thorne re Berry's claim for'damage to trees: Committee report having employed an expert, who estimated tho damage at 30s, andrecomended that any notion at law be defended.—The report was adopted. '~ ' DrAixag* ' Report.—ln' reply to Cr. Boardman, the Engineer said that the ■drainage ■ report re Alma Place would be re|ady in the spring.—ln answer to another question the Engineer said, re cutting of Pbnsonby Road between tn'e Church and itTJhree Lamps,, he would see that'the re. paira were dorie.; ■" i ! Necessary Repairs. — Cr. Tho.-mpsoh asked what steps were taken to, ascertain what repairs were required in each ward of the city:—The Engineer reported that a regular system of inspection was adopted, but scoria ash was not at present obtainable in sufficient quantities.-^Cr. Thompson said that in: that case metal should he used. [Levels:— It was agreed ttat the level's of Karangahap'e Ward as advertised be fifced, excepting those of Gladstone-street, w ; hich are held over. ".',''' ill j Customs-street. — Cr. Aickli) moved, .".That the Streets Committeereport j and 'recommend re imprbyemept of Customs- Street, between: the Railway Station and the Strdhd."-4rUr. Devore moved as an amend ,meht -the''addition" of the words,,',' And between the1 railway Station and Freeman's Bay."— Th 6. amendment was submittedand lost;— Ct." lilontague! then moved/ " That tho Engineer be requested, to report' to the Councilas to the best mode of im proving Customs-street from the railway. .Station to the Strand."—The amendment jWas'carried. ..:' " ; ""'"l :i; ■;. .• .

iLidHTiNO.—Cr. Aickinmoved : "That thy Engineer report, to the Streets Com mittee in order to" recommend as to the lighting of Customs-street East to the Strand, Symonds-stjieet, and the East Ward generally." — Cr. Field sug gested the: alteration of "East Ward gen erally" ' ,to "city generally,'' He tdoi|*od as an 'amendraeot that a,report be ail(ocl as to lighting ftf the city generally. After considerable aiscusgion the amend ment was carried,

V Loan Sinking Fund.—The Mayor moved "That; Cr.;Crowther be appointed" Loan Sinking Fund Commissioner."--Carried. '■'■ .'. jLbwEßiNo' Qdeen-strbet. —The Mayor moved, "That the City Engineer report upon the best.method of lowering' road (or otherwise) in 'Queen-street, between Fort and Customs street."—Carried.

i This concluded the proceedings,

A minister astonished his congregation on a recent Sunday evening when the fire alarm rang by saying he " hoped the gentlemen would not disturb the meeting by going to the fire, as there would be a greater fire some time, whioh they would want to get awayifrom." •-■ r ■<! ! ••-■ ■ ■ mum. ''■. Wwj:,jjK|iUPP¥,lf you wm.ttoDallyoOTi rddotonne yourself and families with expensive doctors or cure-alls that do only harni, aiid use Nature's simple remedipß.for all you?ailments': ydu'will'ufr wcll'andVliappy and'aave meat art ptinae.i Tho sfroateetTemody for this,1 the.'great ■ wjso, and good will tell you, is Hop Bitters* See."

CORRESPONDENCE.

Water Supply for Devonport.

(To the Editor.) ! -~.«ir! Sir, —In reply to Mr Glenny's inagnanimofla if- ••* offer " to point out the cause of differen'ett' "*' between the estimates of Messrs Knox ani' f ';".i Hubbard," I beg to state that Mr Glenny is a , seriously misleading the residents of Devon-' . port by offering such a voluntary stato-|' r mont. My estimate was based uptyiv. precisely the same lines as that of ■ Mr■• Knox,1 Which ho considered sufficient 'ibiffi 20 years ' hence, viz :—For. a ' sdpplyi • for 5,000 people by a 0-inch main'; from.' Lake Takapuna, four miles distant frbiß'-'i Mount Victoria, including four miles-of;1 mixed pipes, 3 and 4 inch diameter.'for the ■< partial reticulation of tho district, the'level •' of tiie water in the Lake being 11 feet 5 inches above the highest tide mark to^tw •' ---found upon the adjoining sea beach. Con sequently, Mr Hubbard does not want to supply. 14,000 people for £7,5q0»v for i£ an 8-inch main were :laii iiit.,; would only be sufficient for 10,000 peaplp.n Mr Knox has a perfect right to think he can.ij accomplish a scheme for £5,000,, and caat. u compare a scheme executed at OystermoutliiJ with: that proposed at Devonporfciif. }ioz , please, but I am perfectly confident/) having had ten years' colonial. -efcu porience of the value of works of'this' nature,, and twenty years' experience tin. [ my profession, that an efficient supply, wiU> not be obtained under £7,500, and rigid,,; economy must be practised to do so,', ■which.: r will require extending in a few^ears^ns,,; the population increases, by more powerful.,, pumping machinery and reservoir accom- /i modation. I would much prefer the amount >.■ of capital being fixed at £8,500, my reason i being as follows : The maximum discharg..., ing capacity of a 6-inch main in Devonport.... with the available head, which Ihaye taken,,} at 10 feet in 4 miles, will only be sufficient. , for 5,000 people, without any, provision for ; < fire prevention purposes; also, presuming , ; that no domestic consumption is taking.., place along the line of main which ... in course of time is certain tn be the caso^; therefore, as I stated at the meeting, taking Into consideration that an 8-inch main , would have double tha capacity of a 6-inch,,: lL whilst the cost would only be £800 more, 1,,; should recommend that diameter main to bo •:, laid. Shouldit be considered thatthe popular,., tion will increase beyond 5,000 in the next 20 years (Mr Knox considers it will not), I, | consider it will be double, or 10,000; if so,, then the wisdom of at once providing an j$- h ., inch main must be apparent. Moreover, the renewal of a long conduit such as thin would be, or supplying a duplicate ;i main-, .should not I occur very, frequently,,., With regard to my expression of opinion. t that a. scheme executed at £7,500 would : . pay well, I beg to say it was based, upon;.! Mr Glenny's information as to the house- . > holders contributing in accordance with the rr class of property they held, together with ~ other revenue, estimated to produce ..an r annualsumof £1,000 readily. Withregardfr,..,;... this part of Mr Glenny's rosy programme, 1 ,. • should require the estimated revenue placed, * before me upon some sound basis, before , stating confidently that any scheme would pay well. If we are in a position, .to,. guarantee an annual revenue of £900 to pay interest and sinking fund and work ing expenses upon a loan of £8,500 at-s';per cent, for 25 years, or, in the case of £7,600, I' an- annual revenue of-"£750,' by. all;i.: means let us have the supply! win ■■:>-. the event of a corporate body under- ; taking the work, what rate in the pound . upon the assessment would be necessary to Iq provide the foregoing amounts? I leave It this to: someone acquainted ; with! the. <i valuation of the property in; .the district. . In conclusion, sir, I will not insult such an tn intellectual community ac was present at the meeting by asking if I made myself, understood, and trust that I have "come ' quietly to the rescue" (as Mr Knox did), > and rendered some service to my fellow.; ' residents of Devonport.—l am, &c, nni aw ■ .!-•>. ■ ■ WiF.HUBBAED, GJEut'lii i Palmerstoh Buildings,.Queen-st. Wharf,U June 20, 1884.,,u M .)..

MINING NEWS.

(BYTELEGRAPn.—PWPf CORRESPOSDEIrt!.) '"''

•■' "' •;' j '; '■ Thames^ this dayi !' f j DARy.-4.Tbe, .crosscut at No. % level,naß,:j advanced about 40 feet, but there is still no appearance of No. 1 reef, only one small ,■ cross-leader having- as yet been intersected., A trial crushing of stuff from the top of NcK. ; 1 winze is shaping payably, and thei , t manager has therefore.commenced an inter-: mediate level about 40 feet down thewinze> V« to which depth the reef showed gold in sinking.. Crushing will be : finished, about ]! Monday^.. .':, ,'•-.,.. .' -i.,,-1..,-, "if :Nsw Prince Imperlvl.-:-The monthly ; • retorting'will take place on Saturday, and, ; a payablo though not brilliant return is anticipated. .; p ~,,,,, < , ,",,i| DonPedeo.—Kneebone,tributer, crushed : . 8 loads for 6 ozs. ?dwts..gold. : ,;■ V ' s'n;

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1 TO-MORROW, - SATURDAY, JUNE 28, ". 1 ] At 11 o'clock. " ■ ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART. DRAPERY, CLOTHLiG, BOOTS, Ac., FURNITURE. ~.mj :j CIRCULAR COUNTER, Publican's Drakes, Brahma Cocks • l^t EflDouble!seated Buggy and HarneßS 7 toKirly Shepherd Potatoes, in lots to'suit purchasers ■ >'► Aprle Treea. WM. STEVENSON, t Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, 11 O'Clock a.m. JEWELLERY 1 JEWELLERY ! ! WATCHES! .WATCHES ! ! R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr M.J. Mulligan, Watchmaker BndJ»wtfler.aato of Welllnßton),who is about to return to England, to sell by auction, at his Mart Queen stroet, on Saturday next, at 11 o'clock, , . : . ' ! T, THR REMAINDER OF HIS VALUABLE STOCK OF JEWELLERY, WATCHES, &c, &c, &o. HAVING GIVEN UP BUSINESS, ALL MUST liX SOLD* Ladles' ana Gents' Gold and SUver patches, by the best English makers. Colonial Gold Chains and Alberts, Ladies' and Gents' Single Stone Clußter and Half-hoop Diamond Rings; a very vataable Diamond Ctobs, Colonial Gold arooohra and Earrings. Diamond Brooches and Karrings. Electro-plated Tea and Coffee Ser vloes Field, Marino, and Opera Glasses, Gold and Silver Chronographs, Greenstone Brooches and Earrings, Gold and Sllvor Locket»; a splendid Double-barrelled Gnn, made spocially tor Mr Mullleah by the celebrated gunmakero, Stessra a W. Silver and Co., 66 and 67, Corn hill, London. On view morning of Sale. W. 8. OOOHBAHE.] [JAMES DAORB AT AN EARLY DATE, ; " PRELIMINARY. NOTICE. TALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, ABOUT ONE ACRE OF LAND, With all Buildings, Waterloo Quadrant, Opposite Government House, Eden Crescent. npHE Subscribers have received instruc- I ttons to sell by auction, at their Booms, Queen-streot, at an early date. THAT VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD being Allotments 6 anfl 15, Section 7, containing nearly 1 Acre ot Land, with all Buildings thereon, having large frontages to Waterloo Quadrant (next to Mr Nathan's property) and Eden Crescent. . t< i I FuH particulars and plan will be ready In a low days, j :., -■ SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, i Auctioneers. • ;'. W. 8. COOHRANE] [JAB. DAORB MONDAY, JUNE 30. 470 ACRES LAND, FRONTING MAN GA WAI RIVER. ;: THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Executor In "the "Estatcß below-mentioned tosell at their rooms. Queen street, on Monday, 30th instant, at 12 o'clock, In the Estate of the late R. H., Wyriyard, "■' ' : ' f g ALLOTMENTS 4 and 6, Parish pt Manga wai, containing 250 acres., ' . • In the Estate, o? the late George Wynyard, ALLOTMEisfT 2, Parish of Mangawal, con taining 110 acres. • ;> In the Estate of'the late Henry Wynyard, „ ~ ,; PART LOT 1; Parish oft Mangawal, con taining 110 acros.'" i .»-. ,■'".''• Theao Grants were all Speoially Selected and have Extensive Water Frontages. NO RESERVE." SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■ ' Auctioneers.. , , ~ .. MONDAY NEXT, JUNE, 30, , At 11 o'Clock Sharp. , CARBINES ■* TAYLOR ■- HAVE received instructions from Rev. G. A. BbOwn, who is leaving Auckland, to sell by auotion, at his reaidonce Oust past the Maugare Bridge), Sangare, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK,•• . ' COMPBISINO—' p ' •■'' :*,. , PIQH— Imported Prize Boaiv " Bertie Savorna " Imported SonT. " Negress.V,.:. .ba^Jjbn/. and , „. Other Pure-bred Berkshire Boar and CATTLE—I good iFamily Cow in Milk I f Mare and Jfo&L 1 Farm Horse, Heavy Draught 1 Lar*e Spring Cart ~.,.., 1 Doer-Cart' I U! I vHAIi 1 Plough I Set Harrows . 1 Cultivator ' Several Sets Harness :; Also. ' THE WHOLE OF HIB HOUSEHOLD FUR NTTURE, KITCHEN UTENSna, DAIRY UTENSH.S, Lot of' Good-bred Fowls 'and Coops, Double Barrel Gun and Revolver, &0., :,&p*' &o. , m BALE TAKES-PIrAGB-ON-MONDAYi w JUNE 30th, At Eleven, o'clock; sharp, CARBINES,.* TAYLOR, Auctioneers! DURHAM YARDS. UIOR SALE, at tht Durham Yards, I? every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINB, , , HUNTER & NOLAN. ~ ,-' ',','■'.'{ ;i.:.-;:!;..: i<"A-< Mlii , ,„,.■ iAS .SOON .AS LANDEDi >u< teaii TpiANQS;!!. .^T^NQSII ,- HARMONIUM^'!I]'1 ]' Now Landiffg, ex Glance^ () ..., , W.^ppWDEN HAS received instructians to sell by auction, at the Exchange Mert; Queen-st., «a soon as landed, i ,-m\\ •■• ). ft * 6 Firßt-olass Pianos 6 Harmoniums "V! • .' !• Particulars in futm-e advertisement^ ,>* T E Ajjf/ k ml ■r**-! 'OOAOH BpILOBRa. : '■" ;',',', ',< yI!HHOTT;4in»' AfoaKpVXMBHtV. ■'' , ',"; ,'.:."' './.{.'.. !'A;'..iHavimiS'took-"iT"* '""v 'J!'"■*• k^ '■: fe^'':::";;;''^:':-:'^.:;;;:;,,:',;":;.;^:^; «W«Mm^.Bea^eaFln^ oaap(*«.ih:*0 aap(*«.ih:* ..... Bert Stock Id Auoklanil •



THURSDAY, JULY 3. , ~. , ' THE REMUERA YARDS. .. ] ' FOR SALE, at the Romuora Yards, on Thiirsciar. July 3, at^l o'clock, ISO Head Vcll-fiitted Caltle • ~ , ■' ■ JWiry Cows, Store Cattle 700 :Fat Sheen tmd Lambs ]'■<■ Ffttand Store Pips : ji.... . ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~| FOR PRIVATE SALE,, on liberal terms, ■ tho Estate of Wm. ■MoLanghUn.'Ksa..' cor tabling about 3,000 noroa,' in lota of 40 acres 'and upwards, as may be agreed upon., Tina property is noar tho Papatoitol Station; has been, in grass for about H> roars ; is iwell adapted for agrifcultnre, and is in ggod ; noart 'tor oropping aa *t>U as bearing good grass fit the prcsont :tlmo. Tcrma: Ono-third Cash 'balance caiv remain at 6 per cent—Apply t Wm- Mo^UKhUn'^K B )DB0CItLA N iy. . i FOX SALE, a Choice Farm, fonoed, and in grass, equally near the Klhikihi and Ta Awa mutu Townships, containing 688 acres. ALLOTMENTS Nog. 34 and 33, containing 100 acres, at-Whirlwind, near Waiuku; substan tially fenced'!' fronting tho Maoris' road loadin' to Walkato Heads. " ■'*'" '.'"'i',, .';'■ FARM-Lot 95. WhanftarVxi,' Oountjri tot Raglan, containing 300 aores; gpod Horaajtead; considerably Improved (adjoining the farm of W. Harsard); pnoe roqnired, £700. Also, about, 700 acres adjoining the above* ~■... ~ ALFRED JBUCKLANp. .if/. | ;;.. ..- TUESDAYS, ■•■:•' .■ v'-. ■.!■' j'^ipHE-'' HAYMARKET.*_.,' ] J CJALB OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, © HIDES, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ' ; ; . /./ALFRED BUCKLAND. '.V ',' ; - Auctions. /Snehunga auction mart, THB UNDERSIGNED is now Prepared to Undertake the Sale by Auction of .*., .;• ■ ALL KINDS OF | GOODS, LIVE STOCK, PRODUCE, &O. ' WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. JOHN LKYDOK.] [EDWARD LEYDON. MONDAY, JUNE 30, At 11 o'clock. THE SALE OF; THE FURNITURE 3 AND EFFECTS OF THE YORK ! HOTEL (situate at the'cornei of Upper : Queen and East-streets). , ■ k! SPLENDID BAGATELLE TABLE, with Slate Top, Balk, (Tues, etc., etc;, in good order/ JOHN AND E. LEYDON have been favoured with instructions from the pro prietor of tho York Hotel to Sell, on the pre mises, corner of Uppor Queen and East streets, Tho whole of his FURNITURE and EF FECTS, consisting of Conches, Chairs, Tables, ■ Bedsteads, Bedding, Lamps i, : • Pewtors, Glasses, Fonders and Fire : ;',,;. irons, Cooking Utensils, etc., otc. | "■••'■' : No Reserve. i ■"■ ■ JOHN & E. LEYDON, '' • ■ i' ' Auctioneers. , ~ ; . • :■ k T#NKS.] [R. C. CARR.] [b. D. TOKKS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, ~.., ~ At 12 o'clock. ,' ','. ■' J VILLA RESIDENCE iAND,GROUNDS, The RESIDENCE of MR E. LEWIS, PON^ONBY. '■ | B. TONKS & CO. HAVE .recoiyed instructions to sell, on WSdnesdar, July 2, at 12 o'clock, THE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS OF : MRS. LEWIS, Arthur-street. Ponsonby, being Lots SO and 31, subdivision of Al ; lotment 20, suburbs of Auckland, havnip a frontage to Arthur-street of about 112 i foot , , ffho HOUSE isv :oplete with every con i venienco, water and gas laid on, and ono of tho most magnificent views can bo had from the balcony, equalling anything to ! bo scon in our unrivalled suburbs. Further particulars shortly Cardsto view may be obtained from Auc tioneer. '•■•>" ; : - • ■'■■'■ " " : :; so '. •tifxtv. ■■ ' ■ ■j. •. .J.i: t .B. ifeWj, ,'[B. d,'CABB.J , . [R.D. T/O^KS. j ' 'WBDNESDAY, JULY 23, '■ avi .- uy At 12 o'clock noon. . ~ ,~• i ;i ' A PtJELiMiN'ARY1 NOTICE. ] IiH^E^AQN&iciENT PROPERTY 'OF ! ! ' P.'COMisKEY, ESQ., ; i^.'''' .fob'-leas-e,-^.--.; OPPOSITB THE REBIDESrCB OF DR. CAMPBELL. . j ; ! ;-'-),-.';B/;TONKS;* CO^. ::■. ;. , HAVE received .instructions from P. , Comiskey, Esq., to lease by anotion tor a term of SO years,I.' . '~',. ' THE MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY IN GLADSTONE AND CLEVELAND ROADS, PARNELL I (Adjoining the residence of Dr. Campbell),,. GOT UP INTO LARGE-SIZED ALLOT I .>...!;•■'{<! 'i^loßUfttt- ' • -toour^ Situation and views'iinsuniassed. Gob, Water, and Drainage' complete. ■ ; i ••Plans now ready.,;- ;;-'iU «»«. : -.;,• lo i^'isaib'tm'enta'iiow'flagged..;.;', :''?..;" !. I ",!im'j^.par]tipularsin'aiatoe issne '~'{' ..',"| ' ■'■s.rM "uffiV :':.:•>-.■.' -.'.A;-, -: t,iW .-■.-.<. Into' {.-/JOtaal -.r-rrn ,i-;,^'K.l '-■. ■' .:;.. :1 L-n r> . „■■■:■ | J,, t ,' , IroninpnKerj'',, „ •:'!,-'::.' '■f-' 'b.: •'■*- y--jfe ; ?1i: ! l:-r : ii::ii. >i!, tl • VICTORIA-STMll*. IMPORTER OF IJOILDEHS1 ft FURNUfI) INS IRONMONBKRT M , :, .- I Dmwn rBOM MANUFAornsM* , Haa.for 8»le. »» I>tt K»t««- Cl NaUs.lockß,Hlbb* ■'.••. -■■.■■[ *ix!iif Kitchen H»ng^ ";■,/;;,;,■ .-w- ■■>*>•« ;B«gi*ter.Or»te»,ißß»4i;TMlelj' :,■:';■'■ '-v^u • Mwble; iio!i ' ' •njuaeileaj" ISlfitel' Hrknteliileoe* ;• LsrgpatStooktaAnoklwid , ; Ujuble, K}ecjropltttei Cn^W »ni other .^enfler* aalrimtnd toto.ahtot html, AadSOU: >:•■■'■•..•&•! ■■< SMil'tS^wiHtiaii Pllurtinr;",;; 1:H;:!'^"i ' ;i ■ji!i» m >/ i ■■ / .i ■ ■ - .;ur j -aovfll i,.jO<BPKpTlOK';tliirvTntD ■■■.<:-i-r ■^, i ~,-„.»'.:"*,,'i';'.Ctaiitmiltlia .'/f/->^■i *%•:". ,• o o.Wjil-Kl Vv.:i.r.ll", :OS I*l T,' XJm ■■■>'■-■■ X- ;:JU:.n>, "jf "^ '■: -.•■!<■, StNMAKER, 'J^EBsS^Wjr Q njEEN -. s'tkeet, •i . : Wr&SP^ ' AT7CTKLANI) • fg)j|HßP/.V (Opposite the, City Market), :^susUSri\, 'Established 1859. H|HR'tl'-i. "' -4-1— ■'■ ' ■Hp#V Intendlne Buyers Bbbnla In i RSCHiI ' V f 6Ol tne L-4SaE STOCK 0/ - ."reepJi~and-JVlu^zle-loiiding. iratSgl Guns on hand. They will see B HSRai:v| theJßESis value in Auckland. aßflMlgpl .. Every gun thoroughly oxamln- HBf ed and guaranteed before dell, Hmg ' ' ' very. ■ ' • ~> -■- ™-j BaY Haromerlesa Guns,' with Slomer'e i RS Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gaugo; BSI Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Platwj ' B3 W9bley'B Bull Dok and Irian Connta- Si bnlaryßevolvera, alsohisNewPatpui ■ BBS Self-oxtracttag Revolver ; Krnoch's JsgM Patent " Perfect" Reloading Metallic %|l Cartridge Caeca and Crimpers ; Klej 'a BSI. Revolver Ammunition asd Mouillic ; :"W /<&itridge Cades; Newcastle i'hilled? Shot! CnrtiSß and Harvey and Plgon Wilk'o and*' Laurenca'a Gunpowder;' Kley's Waddlhif- ibd ' .Cartridge Casas; Powder Flasks, Shot I'oache* Game Ba«B, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts. Gin' OIVTw-wr Gun. Cleaning; Ferret Muzzles .and r ißeU*,9aJ^ r ,RJfles. Air Canes, Breenh-Jnadinie Implenwntiii.rJFiahliig; i,Tackle, .Catlaryj . Fire ; jWOrJCB. .f, ,-,,„ ~)- ~. -;.,,.,„,.,;, ■;:,„•<• > ■- lJ^-"BS,:.!»»i2.<>atar'pro*hinß and > Re- I m-,-QUKKN Hl'UKkn: AfCKLaND.



~ 178, 180, 182 Queen Street. ;■ ! 178, 180, 182 Queen Street. ~~ WILHIAM RATTRAY'S Special Bargains in •; I^SPECIAL BARGAINS I Special Bargains in UNDEECLOTHING!; I' IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. I MILLINERY y unw rnwiwiFNfiFn! ■&'■■ '■'■' :/£o^^s. Q Q NOW COMMENCED! ■ : t 5Sj ' iii n 'ii-n i ■■!. '. iin mi Ivt "-<tf^^a 11. _ , 'aas^- V«"i n ■ n-i ■ t-twmn^>§^ ,t . _ ■,'■•' Special Bargains in t I SPECIAL BARGAINS I Special Bargains in ;'.' ' . COSTUMESI' I ':-'-' in all departments. | MANTLESI FIRST GRAND PERIODICAL CASH SALE. WILLIAM RATTRAY, 178, 180, 182 Queen Street, AUCKLAND.



IMPORTANT NOTICE. COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 172, QUEEN-ST&EET ■II; . It; :■'. '■ ■ '" —————— WILSON, WILLIAMS, & M°CULLAGB ~.;'',','!, ■. ~ i HAVE JUST PURCHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF ■-,;.„■„ DRESS MATERIALS AT AN ENORMOUS RBDUOTION, AND WILL OFFER TIIE SAME TO THB PUBLIC A.1) LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICES. THE FOLLOWING! AXE A PEW QUOTATIONS :- DARK COLOURED FOULE SERGE .... i ... 3Jd worth 9c r>ARK,pOLOURED CASHMERETTES : .:. ... ... 4Jd woktu 10j NAyiY.IPEACOCK, Etc. ... ".■.''■ ■>■„., ... ... ■'■■ 5Jd worth Is GRAND1 LINE IN DARK CHECKS a.nd PLAIN COLOURS 7Jd wobtii Is 3i SEKGETTS IN NAVY, BROWN, P.RUNE, PEACOCK, SLATE, AT ... ... Od worth Is Cc THE SOUDAN MIXTURE IN ALL SHADES (a boautiful Material)at • 1« woain la 9c AND A. LINE OF VERY FINE DRESS TWEEDS IN PLAIN AND CHECK TO MATCH AT ... ... la 9d worth 2s 9c WILSON, WILLIAMS, & M°CULLAGE COMMERCIAL HOUSE, 172, qub*;n-street.



;\*/INGATE, BURNS & CO. 1 yy. ; ; :.: 'ironmongers^ Auckland. Wholesale and Retail Agents ran Wffl MS WHOLE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND i tCttS colony, w! \:S ~™.., "~^ir f mm Best Sewing Machine known, Amongst the Ancient Hebrews, this Jplj ■ » number signified COMPLETENESS BsJb The following are some of its merits: and-PERFECTION. ■ &&&& ', « • ;-x. ,■ j *l ; ■ j^^S Capacity of room under the arm, i The ancient Syrians and Chaldeans .. Mfcslgf „ , , . , ir ~ ~ . • ;,. '; rillll ■~ mmm-- 2nd. Us perfect eelf-adjusting teflsioa. used it to express FULNESS and. ;:." ';.. . „ , r , ~ .„. PERFECT SATISFACTION.. ■ 3ri ltS ent' r6" "lf- tlinadll« ShUtt'e ! Recognising the fitnes, of this Ef 1 4<h' needle ?s self-setting. application,'^ AMERICAN SEWING j^^ Sth< Hlgh rate °f Speed' MACHINE COMPANY have called their MB Gt!i> SimplicKy of Oiling' Latest Improved Machine - ffifi| 7ih' The PEtIFECT arfangejeDt for i 11 vj... 1 -;/ .-it- _ i m |a regulating length of stitch. ' The Ntimber.Seven. "^^g , t Wholesale and F^tail Ironmonger^, • MIi!:;!;!CtJSTOMS S'TItEET, vAUGKL£NP,; NEW ZEALAin). :; ;-,..



lOOEE, HATTER. WANTED KNOWN; j '" THAT WE HAVE The Largest and Cheapest Assortment of HATS in Aiickland, : r- i , :--■!";■ : «■■>■"'■ ''■.'! Y-'":'.'1 '' \ [ ' ■'■> ' .-. :-t' '■'~ •"■ ;: '" ;';■.«: &. : \ /.GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, splendid' valne ~- "!,' .-' '»~ «; 14 6 "GENTLEMEN'S SILK'HATS, extrrfqukUty ■.- » .10 -— -.'. «. 18 fl ! llf LADIES' SILK RIDING, HATS.mewesiTshapes „ .- „■ „ 16 8 ■ HARD FELT HATS, splendid value... I ..;, «:. _•;, „. ..4 6, ■■ 'IFARDFELTffATSleltra'quality-::. I '._: ._ ."„,!.,« \ „ 6 6." ( )fI MEN'S SOST/FELT. HATS, really;cheip ■..' .. « ._ s'\- 2 11. . MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, extra quality „ .. .. I'L- 5 6 '■"• MEN'S"AND'BOYSJ'TWEED HATS,1 good value .- <—| ii 111 r, ! _^ f:^ 'Y-XILJ*. ■• ••"■ ! ■■■ ■■: 1 ■■■ tin.l ■l-if.il/ ;):<'.;;/ ! :)/ini!/.-.i/-o-.(! t,<i,;\Tr •;;::!'! ■.■ ff> >.. ~,..- ,: :' '';":';. ■;-;,:.'.'i \ ■."■•'; '■ OUR CUSTOMERS.WILL PLEASE CALL IN AS OFTEN AS CONVENIENT TO HAVE THEIR SILK HATS DRESSED, FQR'WHICH NO ' CHARGE WILL BE MADB!;;' ,' "" ;'. ~ ' ! V.il't':/, i -,:> ■"•'■ '.'■ :■ /'. ■ ' ( ' :l > j,,,,,.,,,», .^WIOO^E,, HATTER,' I»JI'T AND BERBSFOJRJD BTBE.ETS. < <1~/ i • Hii ii i _ Latest ImproyementsT"Valuable Appliances. Ten Years' ,_.> ,;,'. Gaarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Pieent Drop-Hollers. CriA/llUn Patent LdOße-Windiner-WJieel. Patent Thread Releaser. Wer- OLVfllilj *•«« Mwfljlnes -ttptl lii -Bepalrfl^or three years FRBB OF, jiv jiilfi-iiioil 'It OHABGBL lUn^^jO^o^ea ana Eto^plaß ofWorkfroa' MACHINES " ' TBQEWERTniEM SEWING MACpiNEIAGENCY. ' j ■!,, A ..:.' SroP •' l^oi:' ;Qute-sisET. ■,■':'" ! f < -.i>nr:.?■>/,/;.!•)■;•, ..:...,;"...;,-.v, l V-t ~n i " ;j ; , ■



s LJ. .. i^J-i, -i-! ! l T<!."i Mcrcliants. NELSON, SVIOATE, AND CO.'S BLENDED TEAS VERSUS INDIAN TEAS. FROM a late paragraph and advertise tncntin tho "Now.Zealand Herald," we uotieo a serious error in tho remarks about the Increase of impoi'U in Indian Teas. Wo can as sure all interested that the consumption oi Indian Tea Ims decreased to nn alarmingextentj so muoh co that last soason tho Melbourne and Now Zealand markets wore glutted, and good, sound, sweet Teas woro soiling pence per lb, below cost, ami this year the imports are many thousands of cases below last, making it a vofy dilllcult matter to buy even a low hundred casea. Tho same advertisement alludes to the Intro duction of Indiana into New Zealand, with ro*»r<i to which wo beg to draw tho attention of the public to the following local that appeared some time buck ih tlie "Lyttellon limes," nlit.wlui; NELSON, MOATE, & Co. to bo the Ijiirtrcsi Importers, and consequontlvtboLargest Sollurs, of Indian Tea In N'«w Zealand. Wo do not wish to run Indian Tea down, as it Is without doubt, when carefully fired, &0., a most ttsofnl Tea to tlioso only experienced In the urtof BiondinfcChinaumt Indian Teas. Tin Tea by itsolf will never take tho place of China or lilondod Teas, as ouly about :10 % of tho Toa Drinkers are ever aWlrto'nrlnlteven thoflneit Darjculiiig anil Assam,Uuu\ ~ . , In Kiißlunrt the consumption Of Blended Tea ling inuvonsod to a greater oxtont than any oft- Kinalimportcd tea.1' . ! ' '. " Tht largest importation of Indian Tias.to New Zealand was made last month by Messrs NELSON, MOATE, AND CO. It consulted ef over I,KO packages (chests and half-chests) of Pekoes and Pekoe Souchong, from the iw« knouin districts of Cachar.Assam, VarjeeUng, BhyMt, Ohiltagohri, and Dovars, We are in formed this is one of the many shipments dtcrino the year, intended far use in blending 'With numerous varieties of New Season China Teas." ... . ; NELSON, MOATE * Co.'l ■ ■■%■■ ciiEßj^tn\'-< !i!% j CHALLENGE ..■ ." , ~'■ : I ■ > . ; |i )/'.lt , ir.lt"' j . WHOLESALS AND RETAIL- * TEA ! MERCHANTS. BLENDERS, ■ AND1 IMPORTERS. \\',[ t XT & CHSISTOnURCH, DnNEDIN, WBLLINOTO]Ijr| j 156, QUEEN- AST., Auceland, rii p b a c o ok, X • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND BYB GLASSES of every description. AN Accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES fc TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, Elbstrio Bells, Batteries, and Fittings. Mngnce.tio Kloctrlc Machines and Medical Colls, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES. THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES., SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOR'S j ■ SEWING MACHINES. » -i" 'The Balance of Stock of these excellent Hand and Trcadlo Machines will be Bold at 25 per cent discount. Nearly 600 in use in Auck land. j OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, SeOBTLAND-STBEET.



[Established 1855.] bt special APPOINTMBNT> " ? WE HAVE, THE LAHQE3T, CHEA?EST,' A^lj BEST SELECTED STOCK OP - . , ~ Bicycles and'.'Tricyclies IN THE OOLONT. ' Qantlemen desirous ot obtaininK any particu lar make for the ensuing season, wo shall be glad to INDENT by the next mall for any responsible buyor, and wo undertake to dolivor at 20 or 25 por cent lowor than tlio prioes now charged-In Auckland. For exuniplo: "A 52 or 51 inch No. 1 Rudgo Is charged at *22 or £23. We will dolivor tho same on arrival at not moro than £18— probably lesa." \ %* H. SHAKESPBAR & CO., QnKBN-STRKBT, ADCKLAND. ■|\HAMK» (JAKHIAtiJi AM) URi ' 1 Factory i ( • .•■ / • JAMES MACKIE, PRortt«TO»i. ', ICVORIA-STUKKT EAST, AUCKLAND Itopaln ot.eT.ery description Id Wood ant u-ou uhsUt executed on the shortest notice. SuriDKS made and repaired. Alwayß on Haiid-Akmqu*ntltj of Lamp* .lm Ironbark Shafts wid Bpoke*. Red Quit roUues. mid Hob«rt Tow» Hardwood. I J?S^Co«iitrT Ord«» p»uwtn»U)- at tended v



UNSURPASSED IN GENUINE PURITY, UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY AT THE PRICE, ARE THI TEAS SOLD BY ROBERT NEAL Is 61 per pound' Is 84 por pound la lOd por pouai , ' 2 s ,2* P« P»°} 2s 4d por pound ;■.;,• , : ~ 2s lOd por pound THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, UITEEN-STBEET. t THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS Will glvo to Roady-inonoy Buyor« of Drapory on ldoa of tho Value iimibi D Ark now giving at theib Ciuai- Drafkry W,m:i:iioi>.sks, 300 and 302, QueeN-st, , ANII AT NkWIIAUKKT : — ' DRESS DEPARTMENT.--! romropuni l ;.. J .. French Jtofje* 1, 0'."J* H a .^J^a Cloths, Coshmorcites. Kroncii Ciislimoruß and AJuriiioii (ru.m .)JU. -IW, bU. ?Jd. UJd, IOJd, Is, Is Sid 1 lB 1 vklvETEeSs-^Tlui l.oiib. " ArradHi/1' L'n|qn«." " l-clnt," " Jtovono." and other make« 68 BLANKETS.-Slngle lied Hlftnkotßfrom U V<\ or imlr; our Spcc'al Valup"Witncyßlankota 21 TardHloTiK. Ufa lid per pair; '-'j ™lvlo»; IT. lid por pair; 23 yarda lon« ( 2la por pair Flannels -s^c?,a '^ v,',d Wide. i.; all other makes and width, ""{i^i^^-nc^^/^^,l^-!:^,!^^:.1:^ ~nd vest.v, toll wool): sew m Coate,a ß p«""llinc,'A ß ; Kni:.l.M Twee.l .SSult IV | yuii. Nelson, Wont of ftngland, and flosgirf Twood Clothing in Hoys', Yontlis", and MenV »ir. y'M t Uvesi pil.'ia. • t , Good Valuo In Bvory Dcp.vrtmcut, Our AdvontjiKog aro spccitil. Wo buy t*ia!\> for c;i*h, and wo s6U ohoap for psuih Our Goods nro marked In plain Ugaiogi No hocond prices anil no dlsoount. Our Aim Is to supply a Rood .nrtlolo At tho lowo3t posslblo pi 100 for cash. UT FOR GOOD VAM'E. fWt'&fUi OXLY. TRY S. & C -»



Iroiniionsery. Cheap ELardwarji .House, 234; QUKKN-STHKUI, AiOKLAND. 1 ■ ~ J. & J. Dickey .'.:...,. RAVK KOH SA'2Jt- I I ROWATT'B ANUCAPNIO LAWH, } BXTRA BURNERS, FONTS, GfX)BB8. J AND WICKS, And a Great VaMety ot - , , i . uiirsiuEva. ! -m)imilens's. i.ooKwoqri'a, sc wtaFAHVB lij ,;ta)lilbVhookbtcutlkrt. ; fjOHNSON'S CELEBRATED BCIBSORB. : 'jI^AKK'S BOILEKS,, SAUCEPANS,,*o., ; "' '■- ORIFHIfHS'S-PATENT'.TBA AikD ■ ' ! ' ; ■ COFFEE POTS. ' /"." '{ ■ V* AMVED TINNED MEAT AND PSfS umntik basins and milk pans, j j v"''_! Ai* Si«a,'._" " y f itUCKEtS, TUBS, PAILS, AKDOVBSBi j BROOMS. SCRUBBERS, WHISKS, $ "'to., '•'■''''■"•'' '-.': . ! HAIR, CLOTH, * NAIL BRUSHES. PARSESS, BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'S I SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS. UARDEN HOES, RAKES, k TROWELS .6isSTONj: SORBV^'AND SPIiIAR AND • JACKS.OIjr'3 HAND, Rl^, AND - I;;.;'.. .;" 'TEN^,O>:SAWS. '. ~ ,- ' ! ■'..' ",'[.■' ' .-'. ,i';;js ,ifi 'li.ii ■ ■•■ '• . ' | AXES,; ADZES, TOMAHAWKS AND. I .QHISELS, AUGERS, PLANES, '.'; .j. ~ HAMMERS,. BKACES, TWIST . r\ ;,'.' AND PATENT BITS,1; ; ~.:-■ n>*|.: ■ AfJ, SI7.KS, '' " ■'■■'} tOGKSi HINGE N AILS, 4 BRASSWARB; ' j SCOTT'S GENUINE WHITE LEADj ' \ RAW, BOILED, & LINSEED OIL.: • riVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT i I •• -1 Aiitowitp lo Bash PtrßoHAsßl^j :;. ;., ; : On all Sales amounting to 20s und upwards. j[, '^^tF.!';?!^, 1;Q;,k.,b.y... j - ~; SJMrQUEEN-STREBT.,.!// 1, , T IGHT, HARNESS HdRSES, SADDLE .M-iMOnSBS, and all kinds'; of . SPRING VKHJC?I!*K9."' Hjre4,.. Bought, and Sold, at' CRGA¥^QjGH'3.VIGTOItIA .STABIiHS, Wfll-



, Ironmongery,., ~;> '_ n yi . i jj' 'iii ■ - ; L—■ — r ...■.Emii'ihh-wi ■■■' '■»■■-' T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED), Hardware Merchants, ; "lITP&RTEnS OV "' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN "'IRONMONGERY, CEMENT, CORRUGATED IRON, SHEET, .HOOP, PLAT.E & BAR IRON, SHEET BRASS, SHEET, COPPER, COPPER RODS AND BARS,' ■ BAR STEEL „ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, i ■,■ ', Bugffies I Carriages 1 ) GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. T. & S, MOERIN & CO.. Are now shbwini? a'Splehdid Assortment' of GUNS, comiirisinK ' "' ' SINGLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING '"." GUNS' ' DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING "■GUNS' '"• SINGLE BARREL MUZZLE-LQADUSIG GUNS DOUBLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS ■ REVOLT E.R.S. >; AMMUNITION, ' Ky*ook's Patent Solid Brass : CARTRIDGE CASES. Caps and Anvils for Re-loading do. Re-loading Implements op Ah Kinds. BLEY'S PATENT CARTRIDGE CASES. WIRE CARTRIDGES FOR LONG DISTANCES. PATENT WADDING,, CHILLED SHOT. GUNPOWDER. CURTIS & HARVEY'S Best Brands of Sporting Powder, PIGON, WILES, & LAWRENCE'S . ' Suporior Sporting Powder. COOKING STOVES AND .: .RANGES, i .. Now landing, ex Rangitikei, an extensive shipnient of COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. Now and Improved Designs. . LEAMINGTON RANGES MARBLE MANTEL PIECES. The Grandest Show of Marble and Ena melled Slate Mantelpieces in Now, Zealand. Very elegant designs ; , , choico colours. Designs ' j , quite new. T, & S. MORBIN & CO.. Would 'draw special attention to . thw* ' Mantelpieces, being tho first shipment of the kirvd over scon in Auckland ; and prices very''little' &bovo tlioso of ,^ood. woodeD Mantelpieces.', '",..';'•'■'■••''■•■ '>'~ ,! TILE-LINED r GRATIS, Tito-Hearths, with Vendors and Fire ' Irons to matehI.' COAL - VASES. ..■■../:.■" COAL VASES. COAL VASES. BRONZE ORNAMENTS. Elogant Bronze Ornaments in great variety.*" m "MANGLES.," American Table Mangles,; • • '■■■■'■• -: .: , . English Table Mangles, ■ <:<>.'■■ |' < Two and Three-Roller Mangles, ■■ Wringing Machines, So., ftu. LAUNDRY STOVES, LAUNDRT STOVES ■ LAUJ^pRY STOYE9. Charcoal Irons, Box Irons and Heaters, Mrs | Potts's Sad Irona, Nickel-plated, &d.; : '^^c^^f. :■■;■■■■■ PACIFIC RUBBER ; n! ; ' PAINT:I ) .::':^|^: GENUINE PACIFIC tiUBBEB PAINX' (in all colours) in J, J, and 1 gal. tins.l ,; Mixed Ready ;for Use. ; JGENUINE WHITE LEAD AND 2INO WHITE PAINTF. . . Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Turpentinei . Driers, Putty, Paint Brushes, {] ■! i .':-ii '&c., '"..ic.,'..,, &o. ■ ~''::;; Now landed, n Largo Stock of ELECTRIC BELBS AND FITTINGS. Cheap Electrio Bells, with simple instruc . ' ; tions for fixing. •T.::&^s.:Mbßi|[N;;;&:; CO^ '« r';(^Dß^N-STREBTjA^fafi^ND.::-'!;.