MEETINGS OF GOLD-MINING COMPANIES.

Thames Golden Crown Gold-mining

Company.

Aif extraordinary meeting of tho share holders of the above-named Company, to consider tho advisability or otherwise of winding it up, was held yesterday after noon, ten being present. Mr Clias. Alexander presided. Mr F. A. White (legal manager) presented a report from the mine manager, in which he suggested that new and deeper levels should be opened up, especially in the Mary Ann section, which was almost virgin ground, and which contained several well-known reefs. He therefore proposed that the Bed Queen shaft, close to the boundary, should be ob tained from the Caledonian G.M. Co. It was now down a considerable depth, and by sinking it after repairs a further distanco of 160 feet, they would have 90 to 100 feet of backs on the Waiotahi G.M. Co.'s No. 4and 5 reefs, while a crosscut driven from tho proposed bottom of shaft about 180 foet would intersect the above two reefs. By also extending the crosscut in the footwall of those reefs in an easterly course a further distance of 50 to 60 feet, the Cambria reef would be met with. He recommended that the shaft should be first sunk a depth of CO feet, when a crosscut, driven from this 10G feet, would connect with the last level on whieli tho Waiotahi reefs wore worked in the Cure section, and which were payable. At the same time, the crosscut could be started from the present Cure levels and driven to connect with shaft, which would enable them to open up a block on No. 5 reef by sinking a winze while the last section of the shaft wa» being sunk. Mr Bawden submitted a resolution passed by tho Thames shareholders in favour of the adoption of tho mino managor's sug gestions. Mr John Browne explained tho position and prospects of tho mino. Mr J. B. Mokpetii then proposed, " That tho capital of the Company bo increased by tho issuo of 15,000 shares, 10,000 of such shares to bo offered in tho first instance to the present shareholders, and 5,000 to the public, on payment of a deposit of Is per share on application, and Gd per share on allotment, and that a further sum of 2s 6d per share be called up before the original shareholders are called upon to contribute." Tho resolution was seconded by Mr Bawdbn, and unanimously passed, Tho meeting dissolved after paying the usual compliment to the Chairman.

EXAMINATIONS IN BANK RUPTCY.

The Official Assignee examined on oath yesterday Frederick Rogers and James Harding;.

James Harding said:—l have received altogether from Porter on account of my contract L 350. Out of this I have had L 260, and paid away L 145 to the New Zealand Timber Company, and still owe them L2O, which is guaranteed by Porter; LBl for wages to two men and myself, 9 weeks, at 10s per day each; L2O for building ohimneys, 31s for nailc, &c., 19s 3d for insurance, and 30a for wages of lad for two weeks : total, L 256 3s 3d, leaving a balance of L 3 16s 9d. Some of this went for cartage and sundry odd pay ments. S. White agreed to supply timber and labour for 5 chains of fencing at 50s, Ll2 10s. He completed the job about a fortnight before 1 filed. I did not pay him anything. J. Dixon tendered to supply and complete plumbor's work, etc., per specifications, for the sum of L 49. Up to the day I filed the wholo of the main roof was laid and fixed by Dixon (under this tender) with corrugated iron; put in the spouting round the main building, two corrugated tanks of 400 gallons each (these were on the stand, but not fixed). Sundry iron work for the verandah was also on the ground. I saw all these things at half-past four p.m. on Wednesday (the day I filed). Dixon has not had any pay ment on account of these things. I had no knowledge of anything having been re moved from the building by either White or Dixon.

Frederick Rogers said :—I am a carpenter by trade, and have been in Auckland nearly six months, but have hardly been employed half that time, owing to the scarcity of work. Previous to my coming here, I was living for some years at Opawa, near Christchurch, where I got occasional work at my trade, and filled up my time, along with my sons, in cultivating a piece of land on which we produced vegetables for market. In this way I could barely support: my family up to. May of last year,'when I failed to pay my rent, owing to Revere losses through the flooding of the land and the extremely bad season. The landlord pressed me, but having no money, I aban doned all I had to him, The crops, tools, and furniture—everything was sold. No account has ever been rendered to me of the Halo, but the landlord sued me, since I ar rived here, for LB3, said to be the balance owing for rent. The rent charged to me was L 5 per acre, and I understand the present tenant is paying 30s. I was always aware that the place was over-rented, and this and the losses by flood and bad trade is the cause of my coming to grief. I have not con-, tracted any debts since coming to Auckland. All my creditors (5 in number) resided in Christchurch, and their claims amount to Lll6 Is, including the LB3 for rent. The remainder, L 33, is for necessaries, and includes a doctor's bill. About a year and three-quarters since, I had a severe illness, and was laid up for three months, and this caused me to get into arrears with the butcher, baker, &c. I have had a hard struggle to support my family Bince coming to Auckland through scarcity of work, and all 1 possess in the shape of assets is about LIS worth of furniture, which I have accumulated since I came here, It has. chiefly been made by myself. I have not the slightest prospects of ever satisfying my creditors. I am over 50 years of age, and in seeking work I fail because younger men get the preference. .

EXTRAORDINARY SHOOTING AFFRAY.

A shocking shooting affray took place at Little Coogee Bay at about half-past 5 o'clock on the morning of the 17*h instant. It appears that a man named Thomas Shaw, who arrived from England about two years ago, bought an allotment of land last month from a man named John Byrnes, who resides at little Coogee Bay. Shaw paid Byrnes the sum of £45 as a deposit on the allotment. It was Shaw's intention, as he explained to Byrnes at the time he made the purchase, to bring his wife and family out to Australia. L.rss Friday Shaw re ceived tv lettey from his wife to the effect that, owing to ill-health, she would not venture to come to Sydney, and that her medical advisers had warned her against making the trip. Shaw Btated this to Byrns on Saturday last, a.«d the latter thereupon promised to refund tp the latter the deposit paid, Byrnes asked Shaw to call at his house on Mqnday morning, and he would go into Sydney with him and raise the mqney. Byrnes further asked Shaw to awaken him this morning. In compliance with Byrnes request, Shaw called at his (Byrnes's) house at 5 o'clock in the morning. Byrnes had .not then got out of bed ; but put his head through the window, and having noticed Shaw, asked him what time it was. Shaw, in reply, answered "Itis 5 o'clock, old man, and it is time for you to get up." Byrnes did not reply and Shaw was in the act of going away when he noticed the muzzle of a pistol protruding from the front window of Byrnes' house. Shaw, while in the act of looking round, received a shot wound in the right breast. He managed with great difficulty to get to the residence of a man named Bruce, and reported the matter to that person. Bruce thereupon pro ceeded to the Randwick police station, and gave information to Constable Musgrave. Dr. Clubbe was called in, and succeeded in extracting a bullet from Shaw's right arm. Senior-constable Strachan and Constable Rogers then proceeded toßyrnes'sresidence, where they found him lying on the floor of the room. He was covered with blood, and an examination revealed the fact that he had inflicted upon himself two Beriouß gun shot wounds, ono on the head, and the other in the pit of the stomach. Dr. Reid was immediately sent for, and pronounced him in a very serious state. The affair caused great excitement in Coogee and the ftaudwick police station was fairly besieged by residents, who were anxious to^obtain full information concern ing ; the tragic' occurrence. It is alleged that Byrnes has for some time speculated in land in the vicinity of Little Coogee, ' :

It is Worth a Trial.—"l ■was troubled tot many yoamwtth kidney cfiiriplahit,igravol, etes my blood became thin, I was d«U afld inaoUVe could hardly crawl about, and was an old wortf;' out man all;over, and could get nothing to holp me until I got Hop Bitters, and now my blood and kidneys are all right, and I am aa active v a man of thirty although I am seventy.two. and I have no doubt it wUI do as well for others of my ago. It la worth the trW."-(Fathor.) Notice.'

CORRESPONDENCE.

Nuisance.

(To the Editor.)

Sm,—l read in your paper tonight a letter signed "E.H.K.," complaining [of the neglect of tho night-soil contractor, and ask ing you to suggest a remedy for tho present state of thing*. Allow me to point out one way that I think will cure the evil com plained of. Let the person suffering from this neglect note tho time the contractor or his men performed the night service at hia premises, and if by default of the con. tractor a nuisance is caused the Inspector should be notified that a nuisance does exist on his ' premises by the fault of [the contractor, and, if it is not removed within forty-eight hours after, tho householder should summons tho contractor if the Inspector will not do it, and call the Inspector to prove tho existence of'the nuisance, and tho receipt of notice from the complainant referring to it. You will find that tho contractor, and not the householder, will then have to pay the fine and costs. Otherwise, what is the good of tho contract, or the heavy bonds which tho contractor finds for the due per formance of his duties ?—I am, &c, An Ex-Inspectob.

The Rev. C. Carter and Mr Milner Stephen.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—As my case is referred to aa an in stance of Mr Milnor Stephen's healing power, and as many inquiries are made of me, will you allow mo to state tho facts of the case, that those interested may form their own opinion :—My loft oar had been gradually losing its power, so that for about two years I had been unable to hear the ticking of my watch, even when placed in contact with the ear, though I could hear watches that had a slightly louder tick than mino. About half an hour after Mr Steven had put some oil in tho earl ap plied my watch to it, and heard tho tick ing. Tho improvement, however, as was correctly reported at the time, was very slight, and has not increased since, evenby further treatment. Having heard »the watch tick, I was led afterwards to make careful experiments, and|discovered, to my surprise, that there is only one-position In which I can hear it when applied to my left ear—the watch must be itip. side down, and one particular part of the! back of it placed at the j opening of the ear. Even a flight variation from that position makes it inaudible. I" con clude, therefore, that I must have acci dentally placed it in that position on the occasion referred to, and very naturally at the time gave Mr Steven credit for thg improvement. In any case, however, the change is so slight that, &a a proof of Mr Steven's healing power, it is of no value,' and being at best a very doubtful case, is not worth putting amongst those testi monies of marvellous cures which Mr Stephen records. My case, I fear, ;yriH have to be put along with that of Mrs Steven, whose very defective hearing Mr Steven cannot cure : that, Mr Steven ex plained to us passengers on board the Kotomahana, who expressed surprise'that he did not cure his own wife, is a case of relaxed hympanunt, and is not amenable to his healing nower.— I am, yours, &c, < '''■■- GnAS. Carter. ? Ponsonby, November 27,1884,

Curious Career of a Bigamist.

At Worship-street Police Court, London, a few weeks ago, a respectable- looking woman, dressed in the attire of a widow in' mourning, and having with her a little boy,! said she had como to seek advico as to tho conduct of her husband. About 10 years ago he left home to proceed upon foreign* gorvice in the army. Two years passed by,' and as nothing was heard of him, .she wrote to the War Office, and then received, intelligence that it; was believed her hus-' band had died abroad. She, therefore, concluded that this was the case. Elour years ago, however, she was in a fashion*! able part of London, when she saw a man enter a house with a woman, and ilia fancied the man was her lost husband. Not being sure of this, and having no means of ascertaining the fact, she had since liveij in the belief that her husband was dead. Nothing transpired to cause her to doubt this, until the week previous to this, when she saw him again, and followed him. She* saw him enter, a "beautiful house," and having now satisfied herself that he wasi her husband, she mado up her mind to go to the house. She took her two children with her the next day, and forced hen way into the house. Here she found " a Jady/' who, she supposed, was married to her hus band, and a scene took place, "the lady"< eventually ejecting them from tho place, throwing one of the children bodily into the road. The applicant said she did not then see her husband in the house, but Was sura he went into it on the previous day. Afterwards she made inquiries about tlia same neighbourhood,, and the result of these was that she could say with*' out fear that her husband had, since he left her, ten years ago, married tv?q other women, and was now living with hid third wife, She had been to several churche*, and had discovered the registers proving the two bigamous marriages, an^i she wished, to prosecute him for bigamy.-—: The magistrates granted a warrant for thY man's arrest, " f $ '

Pxlnted and Published by ttt Prop^*gft ' H*nky Brett, of SymondßHrtMeV^tgW General Printing Offlee, Wpiti^fMm.m

HE AUCKLAND KVENING STAR, SATURUA

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—UCtIODBi MONDAY, NOON. f MONDAY, NOON, MONDAY, NOON. j MONDAY, NOON. BARTLEY. i i j! .' ■ ■ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ART H U R'S jy£ ART, MISS BARTLEY'S QPLBNDID pROPERTY! OPLENDID pROPERTYI NORTHCOTE. GET PLANS. 00 AND SEE GO AND SEE IT. IT. ./Mi.! •£:'-'.. ■ ' -i ■; : >■>'. : R. ARTHUR, • '; • •' :. .-■ '■■ r' 11 . : Auctioneer. •Sill 'I 1- ;■'' '■.'". ■•-'■-. -'■'.. .'■'•■' ' ■!' til !>!«;;!,« .; ■■ "■■' !i-- B. 0. CAMS.] ffl. D, ICONKS, ■' .MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, V : - ' ' . At 2 o'clock p.m. ARTISTIC AND GROTESQUE TERRA COTTA, BOHEMIAN AND VENETIAN GLASS, VIENNA FINE CHINA PLACQUES, 'i J?INEST IVORY FLOWER CHINA, HUNGARIAN CHINA, ; j LIFE-LIKE DOGS AND CATS IN TERRA COTTA. -*"--- ■ . _^ v . ,■■ r - TONES & 60. \ RE instructed to sell on Monday next, •ttwotfolookp.m., . g CASES OF ABOVE GOODS. t Auctioneers ynMA Invite tospeotlon, aa - -they are the choicest specimens of Artware, and A most varied collection of novelties In m Chlnawaro ever submitted to tho publlp in thla t i ■;: NOW ON VIEW. v; V ! W. 8. OOOHBANB] |JAIfXS DAOM ':'; MONDAY, DECEMBER 1. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ALLOT- \ ;■ ;■ ,',-: ' ■ MENTS.. , J^RAJTKLIN KOAD AND; ARTHUB-S^.; • SURRE V HILLS, ~ -, NORTH SHORE. ' ' ; j mHE Subscribers will Sell ait their Rooms, _JL - Queen-street, on Monday, Ist December,; at 12 o'clock, , . . ; THAT VERY VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, situated corner of Franklin Row (to which it has 120 feet frontage) and: >-•;•' , Arthur-Btreet (60 feet frontage). ,:. ■:; ' aOBREY HILLS. —Lots 19, 20,21,and22,i Section 27, each 38} feet frontage to, ,-: ■-v-j Pollen-street by 132 feat deep. Lots 11, • 13,15,16, and 17, Section 68, each 40 fee frontage to Surrey-street by 183 feet • deep., j I ■ ■■*■'"; ;i> (H : f r NORTH SHORK-MELROSB.-liOt 16, &»•: • -■•''• tion B, having a frontage of 50 feet to B'lagataff Road by 110 feet deep. . ; For farther particulars apply to ,': ' j K'/;^aAMUEL.COOHRANE&BbN, I .v,', Auctioneers. ,■ .• w. s. ooohbank.] f> ■ ■• - fJAii diom| i;/;tMOND^,DJCTMBER-ii ':' ALLQTMENT.WHAU. ALioTMENT, NGARUAWAHIA. ; ... _ 40 AORESj-RUATANffATA*; | fftHE Subscribers will Sellat their Rooms,- X Queen-street, on Monday, Ist December.: *rt 12 o'clock, ./.;,-■•;.■ >:■ : ALLOTMENT 3i WHAU TOWNSHIP' NORTH,' containing 3 roods and 36 perches. Fronts the Whau River, and; .' ' fe Close to Railway Station. LandTrans- CerAotTiUe. Br order of the Agent for the Publlo Trustee i» G.L.Soott's Estate: : ' ' ALLOTMENT 681, TOWN OF NGABUA ■ i WAHIA, containing 0 perohes. Land .'• ■''■'■' Transfer Act title. . i . By order of the Mortgagee: N.W. Part LOT 12, and S.E. Part 13, Parish ■■■ of Ruatangata, containing4oacres. £}AMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. OOOHBANItJ UAB. DAORI , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER JO. ;i ' ALLOTMENTS, MORNINGSIDE. ffiHE Subscribers hare recived instruc-j 1 tions from Mr 8. Finch to sell, at their Booms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 10th December, at 12 o'clock, ■ : : ': . HIS WELL-KNOWN ANDr VALUABLE i Bin FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comaistirig of . ■ about 20 acreß Splendid Land, all In gross,, T/ :• subdivided into .;. ' ■ 'lift &KAND BUILDING SITEB, i About three minutes' wall: from railway station and 'bus. and possessing most ex tensive and beautiful views. Plans in preparation. Terms: One-COtirth Cash, balance oan remain at 7 per cent. Full particulars in future issue. I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, I, ' . , Auctloneeiß. -;' : j TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. HUNTER & NOLAN ! WILL HOLD THEEB ' tIT E E X L V SAL B! -•. - • •-- ■ - AT "~ i THE HEWMARKET YARDS, j ioßottaStoirarest South and Onehunga Boads,! o*.', . . t »AT ASD BTbKE STOCK, DAIRY COWS,' { - T(<r . ; - t ■, SHEKP.'4»Bi,-»WB>fi'f Q^ j OURHAM YAKDB. "GIOB SALE, ,*t tho Durham Yards, JD every ffuenday.'aMrl o'clock, HDNTBR AND .NOLAN. 1



I WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, At 12 o'clock. WOOL! WOOL! WOOL! THE FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON will tako place on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 1884, at THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. THE REMCTERA YARDS. TJIOR SALE, on Thursday next, Deo. 4, JD at 1 o'clock, 150 HEAD WELL-FATTED CATTLE £00 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Storo Cattle Fat and Store Cattlo. On Sale at tho Haymarkot, Prime Sausage Skins. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' THE WAIUKU SALE Takes plnco in tho Hotel Yards ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, At 1 o'clock. XIOR SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK, THE HOMESTEAD of Mr C. H. GREBN, containing 871 acres. Fenced, and mostly in fe.'ass, with a Four-roomed Cottago. necessary Out-bu-'dings, Fruit Garden in full bearing. CROPS to bo taken at valuation. Also, his STOCK, consisting of— 10 Cows and Hoifors in milk or calf Yearlings, and Calves Superior Draught Maro, in fool to Loch Fergus Yearling Filly, quiet Pony Ploughs, SwinKlotrera, Tin Dray, Harrows, Harness, Dairy Utensils, and Sundrios And A Mixed Mob of 200 head Cattlo. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER C, At 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND HAS received instructions from Mr Robert Garrett, of Garrett Bros., to soil at Oakley Park, Avondalo (on account of disso lution of partnership), 1 DOUBLE-SKATED BUGGY . 1 English Dog-cart ; 1 Bone Mill . . •• ■!.) : ■:.!"■ 1 Lawn Mower 1 Large Grubber 1 Pair Harrows 1 Dray 20 Largo Casks • ' 1 Set waggon Harness Draught Stallion Lord Avondalo, by Star . and Garter 1 Tom Thumb Stallion. Nimrod 2 Heavy Draught Mares; any trial ■» . 1 Brown Maro, foal at foot by Hippocampus Tho far-famed Trotting Horse, The Comet The fast Trotting Maro, Sally, i years old 4 Matchless Colts, broken to harness 1 Bay Maro by Traducer 1 Thoroughbred Colt by The Peer, 2 years old 1 Blaok Colt, 2 yoars old, by a thoroughbred horse 1 Draught Colt, 3 yoars old, by Tom Jonos 1 Heavy Sprlng-oart Horso . • 1 Tom Thumb Mare, stinted to Nimrod 1 3-yoar-old Draught Maro, foal at foot by Lord Avondalo 1 Heavy Spring-cart Horse; any trial 8 Well-bred Hoifors and Steers' 16 Young Dairy Cowa 1 Bull, 2 years old 3 Well-bred Dairy-fed Pigs '■' 1 Kitohen Rango; almost new. '■ ': LUNCHEON PROVIDED. TUESDAYS. ; THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED~BUCKLAND, FOR PRIVATE- SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS i Farm Lots from 20 acres and upwards, near Pukekohe Station; from £710s to £10 an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acres; seouroly fenced; is near other homesteads, and good land; £2 an acre. Farm of 150 acres on the Pukekohe Hill, ad joining that of Mr Jacob Wright's; considerably improved; £8 an acre. . A flrst-oloss Farm, half-way between Kihikihi and To- Awamutu, containing 586 acres, with choice apple orchard. • ■.. . Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from LJSOO to 10,000 acrea, at prioes varying with im provemente from a. bcgltAyD) MONDAY, DECEMBER I.' TO FANCY GOOD DEALERS AND >. v, . OTHERS. ! - No Reserve. $ : '. GABRIEL LEWIS |fK HAS received instructions to Sell, at his Rooms, on tho above date, at Noon. :: A CONSIGNMENT OF FANCY JEWEL LERY, HAIR BRUSHES.' COMBS, POCKET BOOKS. LEATHER BAGS. r, . LOOKING GLASSES, :1 &c, &c, &c. :. . . . NO RESERVE.. ■ . ■ ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1884, At Noon. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell, on above date, at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, at noon, ■ ' " ' '■ i THE WELLtBUELT PADDLE-STEAMER CITY OF CORK, Built at Auckland in 1877 by Hawkeswood, and having a register tonuage of 42-35 tons. Her length is 108 feet, breadth U feet, and depth of hold 7 feet. She is. well-suited for river work, having good p&ssahger and storage accommodation, 1b clinker built, fore-and-aft schooner rigged, Iron framework, fitted with two high-pressure* engines, 46 horse-power tg.ll in thorough .order). I the diameter of the cylinders U inches, and length of stroke 2 feet. • SBe now lies on flew off tho Nbrthcote Wharf. One week'prior to flay of sole she will be brought to moorings off the Queen-street Wharf. ■-■: ■ : Tbbms at Sale. • ' ; ;!R. C.^GREE' wwr>oD, Auctioneer. ■■■.': Coaches. OACH FROM DEVONPORT TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. Additional RUNS, td meet the convenience of the PuSJic, TIME-TABLE. Coach leaves Devon-' Coach Leaves Lak? port Post-office. School-house. 8.20 a.m. ■ ' 9.5 a.m. ' 10.30 „ ._.. 11.15 „ 2 p.m. 2.45 p.m. 4.30 „ ; 5.15 „ i DAVIS BROTHERS. Proprietore. ■\TORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY 11 (LIMITED). BUSSES WILL RUN ON SUNDAYS as follows :— Leave Union Bank, Auckland, for Mount Übort, Avondalo, and New Lynn, 10 a.m., 5 p.m. Leave Now Lynn, for Avondale, Mount ilbert, and Auckland, 10 a.m., S p.m. FARES Is. ■ ■ ■ W. POTTER, Manager. PONSONBY,' AUCKLAND, AND . . DNEHUNGA COACHES. . Ponsonby residents can travel direct to One lunga in BainbriSge's coaches as follows:— . Leave Shelly Beach Rood, 9.30 a.m.' and 3: p.m. Leave Auckland, at 10 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Leave Onehunga, 12 30 and 6.45 for Auckland and Ppnsonby. ' 'p;''HOLLIS'S LINE. OF • ! COACHES. LEAVE ONEHUNGA-ManukauHotel-7.30, i, &45, 9.15,9.45,10.30,11.15 a.m., 12.15,1,1.30,2.30, !, 4.5,6 p.m. Mondays—s.3o p.m. Saturdays— i.30, 6 p.m. Sundays^-8.30 0.m.,,12 noon, 4.30 ?'SbAVE AUCKLAND-rGreyhound Hotel- I, 9.45. 10.30. II a.m.. 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45, 3.15. 4, 4.45, U5. C, 6.30,7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays -10,11 p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2, 6 p.m. Single Fare, Is; Return Fare. Isßd. Tickets sold by the dozen:—To arid from One iunga, 7«; to and from Greenwood's Corner, 6s; a and from Brown-street, Epsom, 53. . R. P. HOIiLIS, Proprietor. OTOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butchering D Business, doing a good cash trade, in the aritre of the city j a low price will he taken.— i.ppjy to John Soppet. Land Agent., No. 8 ' BQH-Atraat E~*RBD CROSS VINEGAR AND PRBSBJRVING CO., RAILWAY-STKEBIi', PAHNBLL, 51 ' Care on sale the following K<wJs, a trial of rhlch will .satisfy everybody ,to $*X excel snee of quality :— ',, ■ Vorcestershire Sauco Curry Powder (tins led Cross Relish from lib) few' Zealand Relish Cider Champagne (ptsi 'able' and Pickling andqes). i ■■.;■■ ; Flavouring Essences ?ure Lime Juice jr | Lime Julco Cordial . WnoLuaAißi Only. ~ jjßuye];^! SauoeCVlnegar, and Whisky ' Why Bond, money out of the country for" Sauce \ Durry. or other products when yon can get as' rood aniiirtlOe, at a. low©* figure,l of local nuuvu-' tcturof ■m'-'ibu fi 1 W.bUMMING, Manager. :



— DRINK - NELSON, MOATE, & CO.'S GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS. PRICES: 2/- 2/4 2/8 3/- 3/4 4/- FOR PRESS OPINIONS AND ANALYSI& SEE CIRCULAR. NONE GENONiTwiTHOIJT OFB NAME ON. AUCKLAND BRANCH AGENCIES.' ALEXANDRA .. .. Aubin, John AVONDALK „ ... Peck, H. BUCKLANDS ... ... Walker, Thos. CAMBRIDGE .. ... Reid, W. HAMILTON EAST .. LeQuesne, P. HAMILTON WEST «. Knox, John HELENSVILLE.. „ MoLeod, P. and J. HUNTLY .. - « Friar and Daviea KAWAKAWA _ . Kirkpatriok, W. J. KIHIKIHI.. _ - Ellis, J. W. KINGSLAND _ - Letts, W. M. KOPURU .. .. .. Kopuru Saw Mill Co, MOUNT EDEN ... - Surman, S. MOUNT EDEN.. .. Badger, R. Ml. ROSKILL ROAD.. Rollett, Geo. MONGONUI .. .. Wyles, Robert NEWTON Stevenson, R. NGARUAWAHIA .. Friar and Davles NORTH SHORK ~ Jolinston, W. NORTHCOTE ... - Porter Bros. OHAUPO .. - ~ Edwards, J. T. ONEHUNGA - - Moody, Goo. OTAHUHU - - Hall, J. PAKROA ... = ... Robson, J. M. PARNELL.. - ~ Marriott, 11. PONSONBY - ~ Flold, H. PON3ONBY - «. Hawthorn, R. PONSONBY - .. Young, W.H. POKKNO .. - — Campbell, T. RANGIRIRI - - Gorrard, James TAUPIRI ... ». «. Lovoll, W. H. M. TAUKANGA .. - Bodell. JamOß TE AWAMUTU - Stlohbury, J. A. THAMES .. .. - Hanson, J. E. TUAKAU .. - - Walker, Thoft, WADE .. .. .. Dunn, S. WAIORONGOMAI - Soppett,J. WHANGAREI .. .. Conyngham and Co. WOODLANDS ~ - Waikato Lana Asso ciation NELSON, MOATE.&CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA M=KC^^^#^ DE!BS> *"* OHRISTOHUBOH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, AND *56, QUEEN-ST., Auckland TEAy Unrivalled /fy) » /o7 o v nM/ imh/TEA I /PD/ *bounoino /O/ - '/&/ Strength / AND TIIGH QUALITY. mHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD -*- ING, SASH, AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). WHOLESALE DEALERS IK TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOTS, From Bush Mills, by direct dellvory. At an? Publlo Wharf In Auckland, BUILDING MATERIAL IN EVERY FORM, Including MOULDINGS. And from Koohanics' Bay Yard and Faotory, TIMBER, MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASHES, SPECIAL JOINERY, FRETWORK, AND TURNERY. IMPORTANT TO BHILDEBS, OOSTBAOTOBS, OABINETMAKEB3, WV JOINEB3, A SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK 6F JOINERS' TIMBER, From the Company's Tairua Mill, thoroughly seasoned and ready for working up; is always kept in Stock at-Meohanics'Bay Yard, and can bo secured in Lota to suit Customers' requirements. TAIRUA TIMBER ' la well known 03 tija BEST JOINERS' TIMBER IN THE MARKET STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Afforded bx arrangement in Mechanic*' Bay Yard. SORTIMS-UP ORDERS ] Executed from Mechanics' Bab Yard with out delay. QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MECHANICS' BAY OB CUBTOMB-BTREET. 3 FOR I TJEDSTEADS! 1 JD MATTRASSES ! PALLIASSES! J FENDERS! t FIREIRONS ! 8 RANGES! REGISTER GRATES ! AMERICAN STOVES ! OILS ! PAINTS ! BRUSHWARE ! , DOORMATS! FURNITURE ! , GARDEN TOOLS ! &c, TRY , T ETTS, T^OOPWARD, & riO., IRONMONGERS, Sea,, , Upper Symonds-strebt. TT EATING'S pOffDEB, ! KEATING'S POWDER i KEATING'S POWDER KEATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS -- FLEAS MOTHS BJSBTLES. Tnis Powder is Quite Habsjless to Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and every other species of insect. Sportsmon will I find this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also ladies for their pot dogs. This Article has Found so Great a Sale a that it has tempted others to vend a so-called f article in imitation. The Public are Cautioned r that the tins of tho "genuine powder bear the r autograph of THOMAS KEATING. £ KEATING'S WORM TABLETS i KEATING'S WORM TABLETS i. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS „ A PtJRELY VEOETABLE BWEErMEAf, both in appearance and taßte, furnishing & most agree able method of administering the only certain '' remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD \ WORMS. It is a perfectly safe and mild pre- ] paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor: THOMAS KEATING, Lovnos. OR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm, 160 acres good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round, comfortable dwelling-house, and numerous out- t buildings; &U in good order; J-mil cfrom rail- I way station, 15 miles from town, and will be ' Bold cheap.—Apply to John'Soppet, Land Agent, Mo. 8. Queeij-sftee IJIOK, IMMEDIATE SALE, A Really I . . Nice Little Farm of Xi Acres Gflod Land, subdivldadinto7or.Bpaddocks,aUfeneed,prin- ' cipally thorn fences; a 6-roomed House and Sheds, &c, foi 12 cows, and a splendid stream: Z of fresh water, capable of driving very power- I ful maohinery; also has a large frontage to the J harbour. Only 11 miles from Queen-street V



X'B. BLAIKIE, tl • VICTORLA-BTREET, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY MBE.OT KftOM M'ANnFAOTURfRS, Has For Sale, at Low Ratcß, Jarpenterg' Tools Sails, Locks, Hinges Sltchon Ranges ■tegister GJrateu, in great Variety Harblo and Enamelled Slate Mantelpleoee (Largest atpujf in Auckland) Ifarble, Klootroplato, Curb, and qtlipr Fenders Jalvanlsed Iron, Sheet Load, ana isiuo llate, Cement, and Plastor. INSPECTION INVITED. r\ -bi y i t i, OUNMAKEa, QUEBN - BIBEB9, * j^^^SP^^^^ AUCKLAND ffejj|l|if <Oppoalto the City Market), «¥&&s% BSTABtIBHSD 1859. fejV"'« Intending Buyers should In ■ ¥ J BPeo* c LARGB STOCK of •*& Breeoh and Muzzle-loading Pt^^^Twllßß <» *m&- They will see tell tha BBST VALUB in Auckland. ?&&!&&& Every gun thoroughly ax&wta fflmfif sd ana Stnarantssa boforo dull- B§ W Hammeriess Gnns, with Sleman'i mg& Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge | Wm Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Platesi S?w Wgbley'B Bull Dob and Irish Conata- SM bulary Revolvers, also his New Patent BeU-oxtractlng Revolver; Kynooh'i iKgJ Patent " Perteot" Reloading Met4illlo J^S Cartridge Casos and Crimpers; Kley'i Hovolv-pr Ammunition and Metaluo BMB Cartridge Ciassa i Newcastle Chilled lhot| Ourttoa and Harvey and I'lsan Wllk's and jaurenoe's Gunpowder j Eley's Wadding and 'artridße Casas; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, lane Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Gun 111, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret MnezleE and Sells. Saloon Rlfioß, Air Caneß, Broeoh-loadlna mplomonta. Fishing Tackle, Cntlery, Firt forks. REPAJR9, lnoludlng Brownlag nod Re tooklng", specially attended to, and BatlsfaoUoa raeuranteod. ______ "" " " '-'• Ji Vll A , RCNMAKEB ft IMPOBTSB, «M. Ui>vm '. AUOKLAWD. r IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE U HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING ■EHICLES. Hired, Bought, and Sold, ct KOjJVTHBR'S VICTOBJA BTABLBS. We) Ueyitreet



Mlscellanooua Wantods. ANTED KNOWN-6n Mon day wo shall Sell a Lot of Ladies' Umbrellnß at Is, worth four times tho money.—Samuel CoonVbes & Co., Canada Buildings, Qucon-stroot. '\\T ANTED KNOWN-Duringtho V V Cf vcat Salvago Sale we are selling a Superior White Quilt at Ss Gd, quito perfect, worth 8s Grt.—Smnupl Coombos and Co., Ciinadußuildings, (iueon-slrcct. WANTED, nil Men to buy a pair of the Noleon Tweed Trousers at 7a lid. worth 15b Gel.—Samuel Coorabea & Co., Canada Buildings, Quoen-street. "VSTa"nTED, 2,000 Ladies to talte JI away Millinery. It cannot be called Selling it, the prices are so absurd. MCome early, and avoid the crush. — k^ Samuel Coomboe & Co., Canada Build- U^ i__j tags, Queen-street. , CAN SUCH THINGS BE OPOSSIBLB2- Men's Tweed Trousers la lid, worth 10a (Jd ; liundrerla to soloot from; during the Sale of Vaile's s-^ Salvage. — Samuel Coombcs and Co., %^ r^ Cannda Buildings, Quecn-stroet. w ;o[rAl^TiF^EEN3Tho"lro7^ VT Serge Suits at 18s Bd (Blinhtly Tt) H damaged by wator) at the groat Salvage Sale now going on at Samuel Coomboß \ "^ and Co.'s., Canada Buildings, Queen-st. r \J r^ TXTANTEd" WELL KNOWN.- c» SI r/l m TT Wo aro almost giving away Lj ■rr Jrcn'g, Ladies', and Children's Sool;s and K^ 'D i_J Stockings, during tho Salo of W. Vailo r* i__J -»i & Co.'s Salvago Stock,—Samuel Coombes H\ and Co., Canada Buildings, Quoen-st. |H )»H E22 TICKET MATCHEs7^"Tho^ hri W 1 ' JT3 V 7 intending to play in tho forth- L_j hH coming matches should scouro at once T^ i ■^U- 4j ono o£ oln' Suporior Cricketing Trousers "^i ' ( n tT? at 12a Cd por pair; every Bize kept, at y~j Tf} >^ O S. CoombcßandCo.'s. ■A "^T ' j til mO LADIES WEARING HATS- oP j' ■ Y-\ JT3 -L They can now got Fanhionablo r^» '"* O Ph Mlllinory at half th 6 usual price at S. ** -^H t_i ~< (~} Coombcs and Co.'h. -q \« jXJ k. fa T|/f ILLINERY for Christmns W p-l I-H JLT.JL Presents at nominal prices, at S. O Q pp Coombes & Co'a., Canada Bnildingß Ph r T\IIESSES FOR CH~RISTMAS M M H JL7 I'll 15SENT8. from 33d. at a. >< '^ £-( "J h Coombos and Co.'s, Canada Buildings. rp r^ jO TTiRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS >k* W -"^J X-' PItKSRKTS, from 3M. at S. 1^ O P^ Q Coomboa and Co.'s. Canada HulldiiiKs. fJ fi t-^ W T INOLEUM Pattern SUoor^olothT 2 t"1 § C/i p^ J-i Is Old por yard, at S. Coombos and PEJ Li ps} TTAVE YOUSEEN"tii"o"Ladios' 4- * M"" m I-] J .1.1 button Kid Gloves, at Is lid, , J L J • n worth 4s lid. Quito porfoet. —Samuel f»f\ i_j □ -r/*, Coombos & Co., Canada Buildings, O -H rj (JJ. Queen atreot. . | S T ADIES need no longer bo BoerTiri O \ O*"1 XJ Queen-Btroot with soiled gloves— r\ k^ 60 doz. Black Kid Ulovos alls per pair, O J^" M l; f-| this wook only.-At S. Coombcs & Co.'s. Li <tj r"^ IVf ILLINERY for ChrisTiru^ ~1 M W *~ -LtJL Prosonta, at nominal prices, at S. i_i HH *"3 I-H 5! Coombcs and Co.'s. Canada Buildings. CO \^ M "TOSEPHINE GLOVES are mT W !% t"1 Lj ?/ tiling in comparison to tho lot of '"3 S r£% Yzr Black Kid Gloves at Is per pair, now at W i_j r »O /rj, S. Coombca and Co.'a. (_2 M H mO~LADIES.—A Splendid Lot of M JL Nuns' Veiling, beautiful shades, at C>o %*. ~ ■*. (~\ 8!d, worth 16Jd, at S. Coombes and Co.'s " C~J ' [^J M tills week only. f{ T ITTLE BOYS-500 vory protty >-, _ *s JLJ .Teraoy Suits from 4s lid, cap in- J HH W cludod, at S. Coombos and Co.'s. _ |bL^ 'PROFESSIONAL MEN—SOO W , , t?5 A pairs Shoppord Check 'I'roiißora r/v r3» )^4 X and Vesta, half prlco, 10s Cd, at S. C*2 -*H Coombos and Co. 8. . jfc J T> ANKERS AN~f) GOVEIIN- ■<n .13 MICNT OFFICIALS-750 Tweed Chcsterllold Sac Coats, splendidly trimmed and lluisliod, at ia lid each— —_. 1 At. S. CoombCß and Co.'s. (JJ i^ALTCOES, 2Jd por ynrd, this h^ \J weok only, at 8. C'oombes & Co.'h. a. WANTED SEEN—The Woelxing X Silks ut laftl, worth :<Hdl, nuito Cj porfect, during tho Oroat Salvago Sale. , , K^ —Samuel Coombos & Co., Canada Build- P"£n U^ ings. Queen-street )fH O AHA PAIR S of Men's fV,\J\j\r Printed Jlolo Tronscrs at Is lid, worth 7b (id, during the Grout Salvago Salo.—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings. Queen-street. BEFORE spending your money, plvo Samuel Coombcs and Co. a visit during tho Great Bale. You will save monoy. WANTED KNOWN - A~Good French Twill at lljd. worth 2a Gd. during tho Salo of William Vallo and Co's Salvago Stock. — Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street, N IMMENSE LOT of French Costumes at half-price during tbo Salvago Salo ; not ilnniagod.—Samuel ' Coombos and Co., Canada Buildings, I , Quoen-streot. THE WOMDERFUIc / Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Years' 1 I Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Boilers. MrUflfijn \ Patent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Releaaer. Wer- ULfVlllU ]thelm Maohlnea kept In Repairs for three years FBEB Of - JOBABQB. lUnstifttsd Oatalogruea and Samples of Work tr— MAPUiMr^/ THE WERTHESM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. JJ»Win!lU^ W> J BEALE, 170, QUEKN-STREET, - AUCKLAND?



TP B AGO OK, • OPTICIAN, ~,,... : HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND KYH GLASSES of evory description. An Accurate: Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES & TKLE SCOPBS, Powerful and Cheap. ■ aneroid barometers, thermometer, Elestrio Bells, Battbrihs, and , FrtTmoa. Magnectlo Electric Machines and Medical Colli, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES. THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES. ; special A^ou^N feT AyiX)Rfl: The Balance of Stock of those excellent Hand and Treadle Machines will po sold at 25 por cont discount, Nearly '600 in use In Auok laiid. '"■■■' ','...• ~ r i O^PSITE THE POST-OFFICE, SHORTtAND^STREBT. [Established 1865.] BY SPKOUL ■ Jg^aMgg^ATPfllN'rMgMT, WH. SHAKESPEAR & CO., • QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Importers, Manufacturers, Commission and General Merchants. Solk Agents for the Celebrated "ROYAL MAIL" j BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES.! W. H. S. fe Co, have much ploosure In Bnb-i roltting the following testimonial, given to them for publication :—l[Copy.]—"Jane i, 1883. Toi Mesßrs W. H. Shakespear & Co., Auokland.; . Gontlomcn,—l am glad to say that on the M-inoa! Royal Mail Bicycle I bought from you, I won' the A.C.C. Championship, beating a Rudgo, a 58-inch Racer, and a number of other machines, also tho Avondalo Handicap, on the 2nd June: and I can honoßtly say it is the best finished andj uUipfit pifpninu machine I ever rode. MrFlewel-; . lyn, to ■wliDiß I lent ft to win the Mile Handicap; , with, ftlso sneakd in &p HtßJjeat terms of It—I: . am, gentlemen, youps tjnly, (signed) W. M. Service,1' -m—^ , . ■ ~ They aloo have In stoek^- Best Red Ruubbr Tyreb, 5s per lb. i Harrison's Double Gong Bells. 4b Od each King qv the Road Lamps (latest patent),! Us each i Saddles, Steel Balls, Bags, Springs And other Fittings nnnoii^ o^qap. TTOLLBRACHT'S NEW ZEALAND' V TOBACCO GROWING, CURING, AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Head Office—Auckland. ' ■ IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. The above Company has been formed for. the purpose of promoting the Growth of Tobacco by FarmuTß,'amotiKat -whom'genuine Havana and American Seeda will bo distributed, with printed instructions, PKEE. Growers will be visited from time to time, and all information given by tho undersigned, who is well-known all over New Zealand in cph'hdctyn intfr the Tobacco Industry. The ConjpijJy iladprtajtea to Purchase the Crops from FaymefS ty" Jjerflunqrative rates,' giving the highest prices for go'fld'gfmufj leat ; Tho process of Curing will bo carried on by the Company for home consumption and ej-| portation on their own premised. The climate and soil of this country having been satisfactorily proved to be capable of pro-; , during the best Tobaccoes, the Company Invitet ' Farmers willing to grow and Bell Tobacco to; ':< communicate with them on the subject t All communications to be addressed to tho Managing Director, Box 188, Post-office, Auck- UWld' >'• ■ AUGUST VOLLBRAOHT, i * Managing Director,



lE. POETBE <Sc CO., wholesale and retail IBONMONGEKS AND IKON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. Our Stock of Platedware is constantly being replenished by new shipments of the latest designs, aro well selected, and as Wedding Presents, &c, cannot be excelled. E. POETBE & CO. Havo for many years made a speciality ol . RANGES AND COOKING STOVES Having them made to their order, thoy can recommend thorn to their friendß, Another shipment of the favourito Self Sotters to arrive by the Waikato, now duo. lE. POE^E & CO. Havo juab unpacked Bix Crates of Filters, from the celebrated makers, Messrs. Chcavin and Doulton, Tho Eapid Water filter will purify tho most offensive stagnant, or other waters with astonishing rapidity. The effect of this Filtor upon even tho foulest Water is surprising, and chemical analysis fails to detect tho loasfc trace of organic matter in the water that boa onco passed through it. It is tho best possiblo preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever, and all other diseases arising from drinking impure wator. No water Bhould be used for"drinking or cooking without being effectually purified; and no house can be thoroughly furnished without a good Filter. E. POETEE & CO. Havo always a largo stock of MANGLES AND WASHING MACHINES LEVER AND SPRING. _'.:_ n i .J li^ • N- N "-W i ' The Putnam Mangle, cheap, handy, and takes up little room, 33, POBTEE <Ss CO. Have o large variety of MWN MOWERS, GARDEN ROLLERS, AND GARDEN TOOLS. m ipozrtieir & 00. Have ft largo stock of ie^a-hstts, oils, j^nid vaeitishes. RUBBER PAINT. I'''^^ MIXED PAINTS. KEROSENE. /^Jt^o^K HTCH: TURPENTINE. -ft "^^^^^^^T "^Si CO&L TAR" CASTOR OIL. X dS^ 1 " i'ggk f\ STOCKHOLM TAR. COLZA OIL. llfi t>'U'< -»J %M |s| COTTON WASTE. LINSEEp OIL, \^^% ' / *jffl#'£tjj OAKUM NEATSFOOT OIL. \£^^^^^^^>^^£ ROPES, "' SOFT SOAP.^ X^ls€^ !'-jf; f RICES ALL KEDUCED. mmm^tm^^^^^m ©wg-j*^^ Branch Store t NEWMARKET, WIIEKEi A LARGE STOCK IS KEPT AND SOLD AT TOWN PRICES. ~nd. N.Z.



Madame Marie Corandini. One of the most Popular Musloal Artiste to me Australasian Colonies, writes as follows >- Wellington, New Zealand, " * ' To M. Levy and Co..Auckfal b dr malT. nalT '■ Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure in informing wt" that I have used St. Jacobs Oil, and find mujfc relief in cases of rheumatism, and. indeed,* , neuralgic pains.^l am, dear sire, yours trialy ~. - Mahm Cahandixlj '. A Popular Hotel keeper Made <•■ Happy. .. . !v-i ■ ~.: graj| > ■• ViotoriaHotel,Auckland,' :; s . I Messrs M. Levy and Co., Auckland -^a. ; : Dear Sirs,—Suffering from a severe sprain tat ".■ nTi er V^ kl X wa? a<Mrißßd to ™c St. Jacob* Oil, and I bee to state that aftor four applica tions the swelling around the ankle disappeared, and all pain left, so that on the third day Iw3 : R. P. LUKfc ,i Free from Pain. Mutual Life Association, : ' Auckland, July 2,188*. Messrs If. Levy & Co., Auckland. ? ■ Gentlemen,—About a month ago I had a VW7 ' severe attack of rheumatism in my riehtarnt BO* bad, in fact, that I could scarcely lift it without oaußing me excruciating pain. I had tried several kinds of liniments without, ob fining any re u e f. At last I tried St. . Japobs Ou, and after using lees than half,« bottle I felt perfectly free from pain, and up to the present have had no return of the trouble. I" ■ shall always use it in preference to anything I - know in case of any similar pains, and will oer tainly advise all sufferers to do the same.—l- re main, dear Blrs, yours truly, ALLISTEB BROWHtj. Wholesale Depat for Auckland- M. LEVY & CO., ; ■ / QUEEIf-STBEBT AnCKLAJTO, I For the Guidance of Others- ~ PAIN VANQUISHED. • Qlenmore Road, PadatagtQW^,-' lith January, MH^,. ;.; " Gentlemen,—Some few weeks slnoe t w^sJß severely affected with indigestion as; to reMet my rising each morning a matter Of diffloultjr and pain on account of severe pains In the back i | and It had just become necessary for me'to ttke a holiday from my work, for the performantj of which I washy no means fit, wnenafritw mentioned to iac the benefit he derived frpift the use of Hamburg Tea. In the hope of getting Borne relief, I used it myself, the result belnß that I was myself in three or four days, and have not suffered since. My friend* hays , advised me to write this for the gnldanoe.oi others, and you are at liberty to make what v«» ; you please of this. "Yours, : "JOHN KBLIiT.,| "MeßsraaiUott Bros., Sydney." ■, ' HAMBURG TBA. . dt '-i'!- isi HAMBURG TEA. ... : UAMBURU TKA. , .. ~ -"; % CURES DYSPBPSIA. INDIGESTION. BILIOW •' NESS, HEABACHE. CONSTIPATION, SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND .STOfR? ' ' KKBPHRS. PBJOB ONE SHHiLING AND TljßJ^p- r ■ ''.'" ''" " pencb. ■;' ; '','" .y Wholesale Depftt for Auckland— .... . >.r '\ m. lbyk & cq., ; '"i,\^{ ,