WHIMSICALITY OF DUNEDIN LIFE.

Professor Salmond Deplores the

Deßcnor.ato Times.

[BY TEtIQRAPn.— OWK COIUIESrONDENT.]

DUNEDIN, this day. Spkakiko at St. Andrew's Congregational meeting, Professor Salmond made a vigorous speech mainly on the difficulties of <he minister's position. He was a minister for 123 years, and he preached for seventeen years, and found it harder each year. In Dunedin the minister's position was particularly difficult; the citizens were supposed to be Scotch, wholly Scotch, but they were not so. The people seemed to have come from all corners of the earth, and it had struck him that the city was very French, very whimsical, and very superlici.il. If -'i mountebank could not got on anywhere else lie should succeed in Dunedin ; if a quack doctor could not succeed anywhere else he would prosper in Dunedin ; if a man came here to ritie the people's pockets by reading their bumps, away he went with his pockets full. Dunedin was better than a Gabriel's Gully to such people. All gorts of tomfoolery and excitement took w%ll in Dunedin. This peculiarity, super iiciality and whimsicality, all made it somewhat dilfioult for a minister in his work.. The spirit of the times was a very hard thing to define—what it was and where it came from. He was not one who took a gloomy view of the matter. He did not bolicvc that the world was going to the bad. Ho had quite the contrary feeling— ho believed that there were never such multitudes of good, righteous, wise, und pious people in the world as there were at the present day, and that never at any previous moment in the world's existence was life so easily borne and so desirable as now. Still he hardly knew what they were coming to in Dunedin. He was not going to lose heart, however, but there was another thing besides those he had referred to which he thought was apt to be depress ing to ministers. A semi-sceptical feeling was abroad, owing to which everything was doubted. There was a kind of impatience of sermons : there was no appetite here for sermonsas there used to bo. People listened to sermons out of a sort of feeling of duty, and thero was a longing for short sermons. Nowadays, sermons were cut down to twenty minutes, and if a minister did not cut down his sermon to that people would not como to hear him. He would always occupy double that time in the delivery of his sermons, and if they wished him to preach they could make up their minds as to that, but if they longed for short sermons they need not askhim to preach. He was pure he did not care if they did not ask him.

A CLEVER CARTOON.

There is nt present on exhibition in Mr F. Shortt's hair-dressing establishment in Queen-atreet a very sleverly - designed cartoon which purports to g*ve "an accurate bird's-eye view of the relations of the National Church and it« parties with the outside sects, heresies and schools of thought." In the foreground of the picture are grouped the leading divines of the Anglican Church around the throne and under the dome of St. Paul's, which lioats in midair above them in the shape of an immense umbrella. The broad churchmen, typified by the two Archbishops and Canons Liddon and Farrar, stand close to the throne, while the Low and High Church prolates are marshalled on opposite sides of the umbrella, pulling with might' and main at ropes attached to its ribs, with the object of bringing it over completely to their particular 6ides. At present, despite the fact that the Low Churchmen have the added weight of an ass and Lord Penzance'a wig slung on to their side of the parachute, it has a decided list to the right, whither the High Churchman, encouraged by Cardinals Newman and Man ning, are endeavouring to pull ie in the direction of Popery, which is symbolised by a bis; toe surrounded with an aureole and some episcopal vestments. Two pro ce.-sions are moving off from the church towards the same goal — one of clergy engaged in singing " Here we'll pitch our moving tent, A ilny's niarcli nearer Home" —

And anot.icr of laity bearing banners with tlio easily understood devices "E.C.U." and "C.U.S." Lower down on the same ?ido of the cartoon General Booth, in war paint and fully accoutred with drums, trumpets, concertinas, &c, is mak ing a furious onslaught upon Moody and Sankoy, who are quietly seated in a box grinding away at the handle of a hurdy gurdy. On the left hand side the Rev. C. H, Spurgoon, assisted by Quakerism, tugs energetically at a rope bound to the throne, with the object of realising his expressed wish, " I'd like to souse you in the water;" while the President of the Wesleyan Conforenco, bearing the bust of Wesley in his hand, looks on ap provingly, but admonishing hie friend to carry out the iconoclastic operation " Gently." Higher up, Huxley, Tyndall, Herbert Spencer, and others under the banner of " Science " and " Philosophy " are following a monkey, emblamatic of Darwinism, up tho path of geology to a height over which the sun of " Proto plasm "is just rising. The bust of Darwin stands near, Bishop Colenso bear ing a Zulu shield on one arm, points out the way, and the Rev?. Stopford, Brooke, Moncure, Conway, Voy sey, and Hawers, occupy " half-way cara vans" between it and the church. Dr. Parker, of tho City Temple, has a steam preaching establishment lower down, while in tho opposite cornor of the picture, beyond Moody and Sankoy, stands Bradlaugh in tho garb of tho traditional Irishman of Donny brook Fair with the oath under his foot, the red cap of Republicanism mounted on a sticK, and himself evidently " blue mouldy for want ova batin'." Positivism is re prosented by two men pulline in different directions. Text* are applied to all these figures, and the majority are rather pertineut, as the following will shew;— "Darwinism, 'Behold my brother is a hairy man, - and I am a smooth man.'"—Genesis 27-11. " Spurgeon and Quakorism—' Bring ropes and wo will drawfit into the river.'" 2 Samuel 17-13. Bradlaugh,—' The talk of him maketh the hair stand upright,'—Eccles. 27,14. General Booth and tho Salvation Army—'And all the congregation of them sat under the Booth's'—Neh. S, 12. ' And there was a row'—Ezok. 46, 23. The only point on which they all agrco—'Now concerning tho collection'—l Cor. 16, 1. The cartoon is well conceived, the poriraits are good, and tho whole offect is highly amusing.

St. Jacob's Oil Invincible.

(To the Editor of Evening Star.) Dear Sir,—l wish to add my testimony to the cilicacy of the threat German remedy, St. Jacob's Oil. \ our columns have contained, from time to timo, expressions of gratitude from persons of known .respectability, and having satisliod my. self of the genuineness of the cures effected I obtained a bottlo, scarcely hoping it would suc ceed in relieving mo. For tho past seven months I have suffered severely from a pain ful nltnck of sciatica, which, in spite of tho most alilo treatment on the part of my meni c:il adviser, continued to hold its own in my system. My sleep at last began to be affected and my whole system very much reduced. The most careful treatment failed to give mo relief and I then applied nearly overy advertised remedy. The sciatica was principally located in my loft thigb, and tho pain at times was most excruciating. In spito of tho most thorough applications, and the great est care and attention on my part, ■ ob tained no appreciable reliof, and at last, tv, i forlorn hopo, I dotermined to apply St. Jacobs Oil, and from that time the pain began to diminish. My sleep Boon returned, and each application afforded mo relief. At first I ro trardod tho cessation from pain as only a temporary one, scarcely daring to hope that the cure was completo; but I have gratefully to acknowledge that I am now free from rain—in fact, a man again. I must confess tnat 1 tried the-'Oil "in abso lute dospair. I had had no sleep for throo or four nights previously, and my system was very low. The snecoss, however, is complete, and I is rain tender my grateful acknowledgments to t lie proprietors of the Oil, and shnll ever continue lo recommend it to evGry sultorer who conies "'.''"I 1 .v'lnß« of »>r influinco. What medical «kill fulled to do St. Jacob's Oil effected, aud I regard it aa too greatest boon of tho ago, I am, dear Sir. Yours faithfully, Jonw Lee. Ashbourno, Mudgce, November 12,1883, '

THE PAIN ENTIRELY LEFT.

" Clarence Cottage, " Thomas-9trcot, Balmain, / " 2lßt August, 1883. " Publishers Evening Star, " Dear Sirs,—About a fortnight ago I had a severe attack of rhuematism in my back, which cave mo ne end of pain and trouble. I used St. Jacob's Oil, and in one or two applications the pain entirely left. Since thon I have had occa sion lo use the Oil on a badly-sprained wrist, and its effect was simply magical. Hy wife has used it for neuralgia in the head, with equally satisfactory results. I consider St. Jacao's Oil a valuable preparation, and shall not only uso it in my own house, but shall recom mend my friends to do so. "Youw truly, IT CONQUERS P^N? 8001*' IT CONQUERS PAIN. IT CONQUERS PAW ,

MINING NEWS.

(l!Y TELEGRAPH — OWN' CORRESI'ONDKHT.)

Thames, this day, New Quartz-Crushing Machine.

Arrangements havo been made for a trial of the new quartz-crushing machine im ported per Alastor by Mr Cook, of Auck land. The crusher will arrive in a day or two, and be erected in the yard adjoining the Moanataiari battery, and connected with the battery motor.

Monthly Gold Returns. The total gold returns from Thames dis trict banked during the month of April are 2,119 ounces. To Aroha returns during tho same period are S46ozs. 18dwts. NEW Prince Ijtpkrial.—The quantity of stone treated during tho month has been 018 loads for a yield of 011 Jozs melted gold. The return was wholly from general stuff. It is satisfactory to note the continuance of favourable returns without the assistance of specimens. City of Mancuikstkh.—This is a claim in Karaka district adjoining the Adelaide, and has paid its owners (two working men) handsomely for many years. A new block of ground has just been opened, and the first crushing of nine loads was completed to-day for the excellent return of iJGozs lOdwts gold. Caledonian. — Retorting will take place on Saturday, but the return will not be large, tho quartz having singularly fallen off in grade.

SAD CASE OF DROWNING.

(P,V TF.r.KI.'RAI'II. — TRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Dunrpik, Wednesday. A max named Edgar King has been drowned through falling ofl'the railway bridge over the river Taiori at Otakia. Ho wits walk ing along the lino, having missed the train, and fell from the bridge, which is not one for foot traffic. He had intended sailing for Auckland last evening in the brig Camille with his family. The brig was de tained till this morning, when his wife and seven children took their departure, as he did not turn up. They will arrive in Auckland penniless.

A Plea for Water Colours.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —Now that the Exhibition is open, and and public interest thereby aroused in art matters, I would like to say a few works in favour of water colour. Freely admitting1 the greater power, facility, and rapidity, of execution gained by oil colours ; still good water colours have a pure transparency of their own, in landscape, that oil can never attain to. Tlio prejudice against water colour, as evanescent, is fast disappearing with the modern improve ments in the manufacture, and artistic manipulation oi the colours, which are now all that can be desired for permanence, and quite hold their own with oil in that respect. The Queen of England herself is one of the greatest patrons of water colours, and has done much for its en couragement. That water colours are daily increasing in popular favour is seen by the prices now obtained for them at home. I have before me a copy of a late issue of your paper, containing an account of late sales oy auction of water colours in London. The pictures were by Mr Cosmo Orure '?) and Mr Sutton, which sold at high rates, one picture fetching1 a.- much as 1,100 guineas ; and some time ago, one by Stan tield fetched £I,SOO guineas. I trust that those artists amongst us, who have a taste for water colour, and a delicate touch, will not be diverted from pursuing that branch of art. Our water-colourists, led away by the prominence given to oil painting at our exhibitions, and by the facility of execution it offers to those who think that a week is too much to give to a £10 picture ; and deterred by the far greater technical diffi culties which beset the manipulation of water colour, as well as the much greater care required both in regard to workman ship and materials, have gone over holus bolus to oil; and water colour seems to be relegated to the realms of sketchdom. t have been a watercolourist for thirty years, and still stick stick to my first love ; and I am happy to eco that some of our best artists, notably Gully and Hoyte, are of the same mind with me in that respect. The capabilities of water-colour for landscape is well attested by Gully's pictures' in the present Exhibition, especially Mitre Peak and the West Coast Road, which are gems in their way ; and here, I would wish again to protest against the treatment that water colours have met. with at the last! two exhibitions of the . Society of Arts. Formerly, one side of the hall was given to oil, and the other side to water-colour, and if more space was wanted for either, after hanging the best, then—and then only—were the other vacant places filled up, or othev accommodation provided for the surplus pictures. But now, the whole room is given to,oils, and water-colours are put in the centre, minus backing to set them ofi", and minus every element of light and position that would render them attractive. Is it any wonder that, instead of the grand show oi delicate watcr.colourg that was the feature of the old Society. of Artists, wo have nothing but crude oils, sprinkled with a few really good pictures ; painted by those who, having adopted oil from the first, have got rid of that crudity which is inseparable from the efforts of amateurs ; and whose picturss exhibit that finish, combined with power, which.is only attained by long practice.—l am, <Sfc,, Alfred Shaiu'e.

fHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1884;

rIKNKi BRETT, of Symonda-Hhvwx nt hl« General Printing bffleo7w™CS&eet.it the Province of Auckland. New Zcffaad ,



Auctions. \7. S. COCIIBANE] IJAS- "ACBB TO-MORROW. GREEN DAMASK SUITE, HqRSEHAIR SUITE, MAHOGANY BOOKCASE AND ESCRITOIRE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their rooms, Queen street, on Friday, May 2nd, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNTURE, consisting of -Green Damask Snite Horsehair Smto, Large Musical Box, Mahogany Book case and Escritoire, Cheffomer, Round Tables, Pictures, Iron and Wood Bed steailß Spring Mattrass, Palliasses, fallows. Chcata Drawers. Washstands and Ware, Mirrors. Tables Table Covers, Mats, Meat Safes, Crockory, &c. Also. Largo Cooking Stove Large Glass Case SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, - Auctioneers. -j ■ TO-MORROW. W ' PATE NT~~R I G H T. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to sell, by auotlon, at the Exchange Mart, Queen ;, on Friday noxt, at 12 o'clock, ■EHE ROYALTY RIGHT FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD (excepting New Zea land, the Right to Manufacture and Sell in Chis colony having been already dis posod of) for the Manufacture and Salo of tho CRYSTAL BEER ENGINE. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 5. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES t R. ARTHUR TXAS received instructions from S. A. |~l Asher, of City Loan Office, 28G, Quean-at. (opposite Army and Navy Hotel), to sell by auc tion at his Mart. Queon-strcet, on Monday next, May 6th, at 11 o'clock a.m., THE BALANCE OF HIS UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Gold and Silver Alberta, Chains, Lockets, Diamond and Other Rings, Nautical Instruments, Carpen tore' Tools, 600 Lots Ladles' and Gents' wearing Apparel &c, &c, &c. THURSDAY, MAY 8, NOON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY. IMPORTANT TO MEN, CAPITALISTS, &C, &o. R. ARTHUR HAS beon favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at his Estate, House, and Land Salo Rooms. Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, May Bth, at 12 o'clock noon, TWO VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES, eaoh having a frontage of 16ft Bin., to Wakofleld-otroet, situated at the foot of the street, facing the Grand Junction of Queen, Wakofleld. aaa Grey-streets, whioh Is fast bo*omlng tho oentro of the business part of the City. Thlg Property haa groat advantages It being on a level with the street, there Is no large ex penditure for foundations. Situated In the heart of tho City, facing a fine open business oentro and Town Hall Site, near the Market Houao, which no doubt before long will bocome tho Contral Railway Station for all passenger twffilo, and will become in a few years of great value. Title : Lands Transfer Act. TUESDAY, MAY C. EX TONOARIRO. ■^tJTELVETEENS, MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' WINTER CLOTHING,' HATS, S.HIRTS, DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS, &c, &C, &o. Particulars in future issue. gabriel'lewis, Auctioneor. .1 JOHN LEYDOI^J [BDWAKD LEY.DON. SATURDAY, MAY 3. A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT FOR SPECULATORS. f OHN AND ED. LEYDON have been «l favoured with instructions from Mr Wil lfiun Lynch to Sell, on the premises, Victoria street, on Saturday, May 3,1884, at 11 o'clook, THE BUILDING . KNOWN AS THE AURORA HOTEL. Also, A Large Quantity of Household Furniture " and O.thcr Effects. • •: Fo Reserve. JOHN & E. LEYDON, Auctioneers. ■ WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1884. WAIAT A R U A, ELLERSLIE, - -•■ ■„• VILLA SITES ! v VILLA SITES! R. C. GREENWOOD TTTILL Sell by Auction, nt the Mart TT of Mr W. Dowden, Queen-atreet, pn Wednesday, 21st May, at noon, 200 ACRES OF VERY CHOICE VOLCANIC SOIL, cut up into Residence and Business Sites of from three-quarters of an acre to 5 acres eaoh. having nearly 2,000 feet frontage to tho Panmure Rood, and run ning back 3,000 fcetto the WatataruaLake, St. John's College. The position of this Land needs no further comment, being only three-quarters of ft mile distant from the Ellerslie Railway Station, and 'having the proposed Trams and Railway from St. Heller's running through it The soil Is ef the richest description of volcanic, covered with surface stone, the whole of which stone Is valu able for fonclng purposes, and worth £15 to £20 an acre for ballast. One grand feature in the property offered is. its proximity to the large body of wator known as the Waiatarua Lake (St. John's .College), whioh for boating and fishing purposes ainne ia moat valuable. The easy approaoh to the property from Ellerslie is a great advantage, aa It is but a few minutes' walk from the Ellorslie Station. PoMons desirous of scouring a homestead on volcanic soil ought not to lose the prosent oppor tunity of acquiring ono, as this is about tho only block of voleanlo land of any size likely to come Into the market. Thoro will be no prohibitory reserve on the land, and the terms are very oosy. TERMS: One-flfth cash, the balance can remain for five yoars at 7 per cent, por annum,or the wholo or any portion of it can bo repaid on any quartor day within that time. Arrangomonts may also bo made for advances towards the orection of bnildings on lots sold, whioh may bo repaid by instalments if desired. Tho intorest on suoh advances will be at tho itato of sovon por cent, por annum. ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE, consist ing of 111 Acres Rich Volcanic Soil, mostly Improved, in grass, togethor with orchards, gardens, etc., and situatednear tho LAKE. NORTH SHORE, known as the property Of R. if. Kay. There is, a good house on the property, and the viows are unsur passed, This is a splendid opportunity for anyone wishing to acquiro a grand home stead in a rising and fashionable district, or for speculation, as tho land will cut up •vjt.U'and ought to command areadysaloin lots.' The torms caq be made exception ally easy. For further particulars apply to. Mr W. AITKENi Land Agent, Or R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Ironmongery JB. B L A I X I I, • VIOTOKIA-STBXn, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS1 & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Duwot raoM HAmrrAoruiim, Has tor Sale, at Low Bat**— Carpenters' Tool* Nails, Locks, HlngN . Kitchen Range* ■«*•**,'•' ---i Rcfrtater Grate», la gresl YftHetr I Marble and tnamelled Blfita M&atelßteeet L UrgertfltocklnAuoklM* I Marble, Electroplate. Cortytna other Fenaut H Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Ziao ■Bin, Cement, and Flatter Ml iNBPBOTioy tyvjTiD



TO-MORROW, IMPORTANT SALE OP DRAUGHT HORSES FROM THE MIDDLE ISLAND. THE undersigned Ims received instruc tions from Mr Twentrmnn Hodgson to Sell, at the Haymarkot, on Friday next, May 2 (to arrivo by the Rotorua steamer). 20 DRAUGHT MARES nnd GELDINGS, young, and of .1 good clas?. No stock that I have sold nt any time gave moro satisfaction to tlio buyers Hum thoso hitherto received from Mr Hodgson, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarkot, on Friday next, May 2, THE WELL-KNOWN JUMPIXO HOUSE MULKAHY BROS. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, 50 TONS SYDNEY BONBDUST (Forsytli). ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarkot, on Friday next, A SINGLE-SEATED BUGGY, Horse, and Harness—complete ; horse thoroughly quiet. • ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SA4E OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS', HIDES. TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, eaob TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. XHOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal torms, JD tho Estate of Win. McLaughlin, Esq., containing about 3.000 ncres, in lots of 41) acres and upwards, as may bo agreed upon. This property is near the Papatoitoi Station; has been in grass for about 20 years; is woll adapted for agriculture, and is in good hear for cropping !i3 woll us bearing good grass at the. present time. Terms: One-third Cash balance can remain at 6 por cent—Apply t Wm. McLaughlin, Esq.. sr AtFBKD BUCKLAND. FOR SALE, a Choico Farm, fenced, and In grass, equally near tho Kihikihi and To Awa mutu TownshiDS, containing 688 aercs. ALLOTMENTS NO3. 31 and 33, containing 100 aoroe, at Whiriwhiri, near Woiuku; substan tlally fenced; fronting the Maoris' road leadin to Waikato Heads. FARM — Lot no, Whnngaroa, County of Raglan, containing 300 acres: good Homestead, considerably improved (adjoining the farm 0, W. Harsard); price required, £700. Also.ubout 700 acres adjoining the above. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctions. i TO-MORROW. AT DURHAM YARDS. 17 FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, ex Siokmrieu. THE Undersigned will Sell afc the Durham Yards, to-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'olock. , 17 FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES, ox Stormbird from Wangnnui 10 Horses, suitable for tram and 'bus i Good Hacks 1 Grey Spring-cart Horse ; any trial given 1 2 First-class Ladies' Hacks 20 Horses, consisting of Good Hacks, Trap Horses, &c. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS,! .' HUNTER & NOLAN Medical. "jy/TR W. H. JONES, M.R.C.V.S..L. ■"•*• (Member of the Royal College of Veter inary Surgeons, London), lato Votcrinary Sur geon, North Metropolitan Tramway Company, London, haa commenced practice in Auckland, and may be consulted on Diseases of Horses, Cattle, and Domesticated Animals at tho Masonio Hotel, Princes-Btrect. All communica tions left at Mr Haslott's, Chemist, Queen-st. will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 10. 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This Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for the cure of dyspopsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulders, headache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongiio, disagreeable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel nig of gensral depression. It sets the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a senso of health and comfort within 21 hours. It is tho safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by J. PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label. Bottles, 2s 9d and Is 6d. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential mcd icino for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally. Sold by KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER & Co. " CULPHOIiINE LOTION. '—An Ex- IO ternal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to "Sulpholine" In a few days, and commence to fade away even if it seems past cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if by magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Sulpholine" will successfully attack them. It destroys the animalcule which cause theso unsightly, irritable, painful affec ttonß, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. "Sulpholine Lotion" is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2s 9d. Mado by J. Pepper and Co., London. 80W by KffiHPTHOItNE, PHOSSEB ft Co. m ■ ■■-~ &> - -



Drapery. TV/" ELLESLEY HOUSE. JUST OPENED, NEW, CHEAP, AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND DRAPERY FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. A. LoVETT Beira to announce the ARRIVAL of his NEW SEASON'S GOODS, which for Style and Good Value CANNOT BK EXCBLLEU. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OK DRESSES, BROCIIK SILK AND VBIjVE'VEEN MERINO. CASHMKRE, &c. HATS, BONNETS. FEATHERS JACKE'IS.'UIiSTEIIS, and MANTLES IN tub LATEST STYLES. GOOD VALUE FLANNELS, BLANKETS, AND AM. KINDS OF MANCHESTER and BELFAST GOODS. For CHEAP and STYLISH MILLINERY WE CANNOT BE EQUALLED. LADIES SHOULD I'AY US A VISIT BKFORE BUYING ELSKWIIEItK. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. TrtE MEN'S MEUCERY, TAILORING, AND WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT IS WELL STOCKED WITH NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING TO MEASURE AT MODERATE PRICES. HATS. TIES, SCARVES SHIRTS, COLLARS, UMBRELLAS HOSIERY, &c. A HEAVY STOCK OF WOOLLENS AND TAILORS' TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. TIIK TRADE SUITLIED AT WHOLESALE PHICJi. i T OVKTT, A. JL/OVETT, IMPORTER, Wellkslky-st., Auckland. 1^ E W fi 0 0 D S. A. S N E D D E N, A. S N E D D E N, 0-2, QUEKN-STREKT, Has now opened his First Pared of NEW AN» SEASONABLE GOODS, and would request an eiuiy inspection. They havo boon well bought, and iiro marked VERY LOW. CASHMERE FRENCH MERINOB BHOCHKS SERGES NEW CHECKS WINCEYS VELVETEENS (in Black nnd nil Uie Now Colours) ULSTERS DOLMANS JACKETS FUR CAPES SASH RIBBONS FUR TRIMMINGS A Splendid Aasortmcnt of— NEW WINTER HOSIERY BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETINGB, ETC. MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING in Great Variety. A well-assorted Stock of Men's Morcory. OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND T> 0 N S O N B Y. T. B. ROBSON'S DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. Under the Management of MISS FRIEND, who has lately arrived from England, and had Large Experience. STYLE. FIT, AND ECONOMY IS OUR MOTTO. LADIES' OWN MATERIALS CAREFULLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY MADE UP. T. B. ROB SO N1 S ' Drapery, Millineky, and Dbkssmakino Establishment, Ponsondy, Hydraulic Lime. | g j HYDRAULIC LIME g "| • TRADE + MARK | I AUCKLAND, N.Z. pHAP CONCRETE. Our PRICES, from aato, will be as follows, In qnantitieffof Threo Bags and over: OROUND ROCHE .. IS 6d Pbh BusnßL ROUGH ROCHE .. ..Is PLASTERING LIME .. IB 6d „ SLAKE LIME .. ..Is SAND, PIPES, AND BRICKS, AS USUAL. J. WILSON & CO. Auckland, April 17.1881. n ROD HP II M I, aßotnJ^tnn FOR SALE? BOUTHGATB B MAHURANGI HYDRAUtIO QROOlffl ROOHK LIMB. * t In any qnanUty, {or Concrete Path*, Vls6n O«Uar», fto. (next to atone flogging Una rivalled for dturablllty and hard^etUnt QnaUUea). For tania and other wrt work it la a flrst-class matorUl. B. SHAKE, SOII AGIHf, CUSTOMH-SI'RBWB. Optician, &c TP B A 0 0 0 X • OPTICIAN. HAS IN BTOCK SPECTACLES AND KYI GLASSES of every description. An AooxnuTß Fit Guarantkkd. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES ft TKIJI SCOPES, Fowerfnl and Cheap. AITBBOID BAROMBTERS, THBRMOMBTHta. KUCSTRIO BBU.B, BAPI'ERIBS, AND FITTINOB. Magnectlo Bleotrlo Machines and Medical Coll* OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSJftt BPKCIAIj ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOB't- SEWING MACHINES. The Balance of Stock of these excellent Hand and Treadle Machines will be sold at 2/ per cent discount. Nearly 800 In use in Auok land. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, Skortland-hthkkt HAZARD'S "SIGNAL" GLASS. <||||g3arS^ BINOCULARS OPS! 1 TELESCOPES B^^l^lM&ySk London made to 81'iSll I lißlh ye ;Preserverfl- W, H. HAZAKD, Gunmaker and Opttoiaiw 166 QUEEN STBEET, AUCKXiWD, ( Photographic. ?T>HOTOGRAPHIO A. B. BROOMHALL & CO., PHOTOGRAPHICI STOCK IMPORTERS, <0, SHORTLAND-STREKT AUCKLAND. flavej ust Received a Lnrgo and Varied Stock ;f Cameras, also many Photoeraphlo Novelties iuite r.ew to Now Zealand. Cherry Fabric, for lark room windows, is per yard. Hydrokinone, lie new duvclupur: 03 (id per oz. Appliances for he Vpwff\rt of Colnminß I'l.otmrraphs on Con •n (;i»», to irnjt.it.- ('|,in^ I'ainllng. SOLI I'^T.- tlin.ti:::. u .u X.-»- ■£,*, mid for SKA MPi^a '-^^'iIU'L'NDa ANp ACgfiS



Ironmongery. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY a % BUILDERS' Do. a d - CARPENTERS' TOOLS « % ROOFING IRON S 1 ROOFING FELT h | BAR IRON | FENCING WIRE . § Dress Jind Fashion. FOR GOOD YALFE TKY~ FOR CASH OKLY TRY IMPORTERS OF DRESS FABRICS, & c ., & 0 . NOVELTIES IN CHECKS AND STRIPES ON HAND AM) TO AKKIVE, EX s.s. tonuariro. <er EMPORIUM FOX THE GENUINE TO LOTTIS VELVETEENS aiE IiM%%U. 300 & 302, QUEEN-STREET. BRANCH AT NEWMAKKKT. Drees and Fashion. Dress Goods Department. novelty dress fabrics daily arrivinc. WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE DAILY ARRIVAL OF OCR LATEST AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES, KJIOIUCINC ALL THE VERY NEWEST SHADES FOR THIS SEASON'S WEAR, And including Elaborate Dksiun.s in COMBINATION SUITINGS IN PLAIDS AM) PLAIN CLOTHS AND OTHER CHOICE EFFECTS. This Collection is By Fau tiik Lariikst and Mo.«t Eleoant Ever Imtouted to Auckland, and is Marked at LOWER PRICES THAN SIMILAR GOOD 3 HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD AT IN NEW ZEALAND. Your Inspection is Respectfully Invited. Country Ordors. whether large or small, rcceivo prompt and careful attention. Goods sont on riwuiut of 1.0.0., thereby Hiving Ladles in the Country ec]iml udvantages with Resident:! in this City. 904 Rr *?ofi OTTFFN ST (Opposite Win. MeArthur & Co.s Warohouße). Tea Merchants UNSURPASSED IN GENUINE PURITY, UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY AT THE PRICE, ARE THE TEAS SOLD BY ROBERT NEAL, Is 6d per pound Is 34 per pound Is lOd per pound 2a 04 per ps^a 2s 4& per pound 2s lOd per pound THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. ~ NELSON MOATE A Co. Nelson, IWoate s Co.'i drink our CELEBRATED fWL JP™§ fEA PUAB I "c IVI r*C «*••«• ■«■■' f•'Tr««"•«•»•* WIE^JL.L.E.INUIE. Planar, Velum, am* Stranftfc C^-:.'; I ' '■"' ">-: ■.. prises ° # IMm = 3/"s» *l% **/ *• "^ B6WL I JfflJjfgLi Ql l"lb*a"* *"•*■ ( *aokßt*< "» I jHL HALF-CHEBT3. BOXIB. i*^" | :^ ■■ "PRESS," ;$?& I ■'.'■?!?& «. '■' ■■ "Dr. Nalton le • PrsfoasteMl 'ff:: "'"#"' ' ■.£•_ ' Tea Taster ■■« Blutfar." %.JL*' «■' I i/TLaa COLD ft SILVER MEDALS. QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, §BLSOH, |(OATE4 jjo. Next the New Zealand m MERCHANTS. Clothing Factory. CHRISTCHUHci, SUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, I WELLINGTON. 1 MENTS-EVgnYWHERB. Coacli'milders, &c. Public Baths. THAMES CARRIAGE! AND DRAY FACTORY ft 0 TO BATH \JT to ROTH'S PUBLTO HOT, COLD, AN! JAMES MACKIE, Propkiktok, . S?P^snvrS A oT f sfv Xj?,TO^A" ■"'X"1 ™ A AST ittptvitjti cmuEr it»<st i iTfTf lavr > ■ Charge—ONK SHILLING. Open all week dayi VICTORIA-STREET BAST, AUGKII&NjJ , rom 6 am _ t0 fl pm _ Mjd aUNIMY MORN Repairs of every description In Wood ancl ; ING 3 from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms art Iron neatly executed on the shortest notice. : all private, and auppUc I v»it'i every conveD Springs mode and repaired. lonce, Turkish towels, flush and hair brushes Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lampt'.. . oombs, respirators, soaps, &o. Seleot Hath also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gain rooms (private) for Lftrties every day. at al' Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. : hours, with female attendance, Ono Shilling ani) N.B.—Country Orders punctually at tend«B to> i Sixpence. Pleasfc .-o"- the address—Vicnrin ! street East, alio^a tht. Sreyhound Hotel, api : ~ I next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Marl ft .., -fe Auckland. N.B.—Bsrbar in attend'anee.



Watches- ENGLISH WATCHES!! ENGLISH WATCHES!! SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Stewart, Dawson, & Co., OK LIVERPOOL, The Chniiiyion Watchmakers ol England, Have arrived in Auckland from Liverpool, England, with a magnificent stock . of their World-rcno'vnod ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. THE LARGEST, REST, AND MOST MAGNIFICENT EVER IMPORTED INTO ANY COUNTRY. First in Quality! First in Workmanship! First in Utility ami Durability ! matchless in Wcsisjn and Finish ! ' Direct from S. D. and Cos. Factary In Liverpool. Less than Half Colonial Prices. STEWART. DAWSON, & CO. Havo (trout pleasure to announce that on ac count of the We patronage extended to them from all part* of N.Z. to their Head hatablish ment in lWland.aiul totheir Australiani Branch In uaydney. for Uioir unrivalled EnglMh Lever Watches, S. D. und Co. resolvud U) yisit N.,£. dirttct from England with a matchless stock ql their celebrated Watches, and ail'ord tho resi dents in New Zealand an opportunity of inspect ing and selecting personally an ftnglißh Lovor Vvhtoli of Uie very best quality at less than hall • the colonial retail pricea.tUus giving customers, new and old, nndovory intending watch-buyoran opportunity never before extended to New Zea land. NOTICKI NOTICE 1 NOTICE ! FOR A. FEW DAYS ONLY S FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY! ) Every intending watch-buyer in Auckland and surrounding neighbourhood will havo an 9 opportunity of calling on Stewart, Dawson, & Co. AT 195, QUEKNSTRKET, AUCKLAND, 5 V'here they can select one or more of S. D. and Co.'a superb Knxliah Lever W'ato.hes at the same low wholesale prico aa if bought at S. V. aijd Co '8 Factory in Liverpool, and as published in S. D. and Go.'a waich pamphlets. The extra ordinary merit* of BTBWAKT, DAW'SON, & (Jo.'s Liverpool Knglish Levers aro so well known through the whole of .New Zealand, as well us east to west of the Old Country, that ~ comment here in unnecessary. Sufllce it to Bay that S. D. and Co. only manufacture ono standard quality, which for perfection in ex cellenco have Riven them a patronage never equalled in the history of watch-makim*. Call at Once or Call Early, and Inspect the Matchless and Unrivalled Productions c if OF n OTEWART, rvAAVSON, & flO'S Otewart, JJawson, & \jo's MANUFACTRY, AND Save Over Cent, per Cent, in Price, and Secure one of the Best Timepieces in the World. GRANDEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED. NOTICE! NOTICE ! 1,000 SPLENDID PRESENTS ! 1,000 To be Given Away ! Mr D. S. DAWSON, of the Firm, is now in Auckland, and in order tc commemorate his visit, by his Firm's desire, will present to every purchaser of a Watch a Splendid l'resontgratis, worth half a guinea, suitable for Ladies' or Gentlemen's wcur. Stewart, Dawson, * Co.'s World-wldo Celebrated ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES! 30,000 Testimonials received from wearers in all parts of the world, proving tlism to be with out equal. STEWART, DAWSON, & Co.'B Marvellous English Hunting Lovors, full Colo nial retail vnluo for £7 10b, sold direot by us from our Manufactory for sash, £3 10s. The most poifoct English Hunting Lever ever mado. Manufactured entirely in our own Workshops specially BUitcd for all kinds of hard work; will last a lifotimo; soiling in hundreds. In open face, £3; ditto, crystal unbreakable front, £3 6s, worth £610s. STEWART, DAWSON, & CO.'S guperb English Koyless Hunting Lcvors, a triumph of utility and convenience full value for Tnn Guineas, sold direct by ub tor £510a. A magnificent Watch, a credit to the makers and tho wearer. STEWART. DAWSON, & CO.'S Matchless and Magnificent English Hunting Chronographs, the handsomoßt Watch overpro duced In any country, unequalled anywhore at £12, price £610s; most wonderful value. Also, Open-face Crystal Front, £510s. STEWART, DAWSON, & CO.'S Ladies' Magnificent Silver Lovors. Prico, In Open Faco, £3; in Hunting Coaos, £3103. Com pared with the pricoa chargod by rotail dealers, wo praotically present each buyer of ono of thoso watches with £1 to £5, as ovory Customer saves this sum from usual prices. STEWART, DAWSON, & Co.'s Extraordinary SterlingSilverDcfianco Watches, Ladies' and Gents', in three sizes. Opon-faco, 8 Crystal Unbreakable Fronts, price £1 ss; Uunt ing Casos, £112s (id, positively worth £3 10s. STEWART, DAWSON, & Co.'s Magniflcont Ladies' and Gonta' English Gold Lcvors aro truly marvellous valuo. We sell our Ladies' Gold Opon-face Levers at £7 10s, better watches than sold retail anywhero at £11 10s; Huntors' ditto, at £10 10s, positive value for £15 10s; Open-faeo Keyless at £1010s ; and Hun ters at £12 10s, nowhere equalled under £20. Thesoare facts beyond dispute. Gents' Opon face, £10 10s; Hunting, £13; Keyless Open-faco, £1110s; Hunters, £16 10s—oach watch saving to tho purchaser from £5 to £10. STEWART, DAW'SON. & Co.'s English Gold 3-plate Chronographs should bo soen by every Gentleman who contemplate buy ing a Gold Watch. The finest, handsomest, beßt, most modern, and greatest value in the world. NOTICE. The publio are well awarethaton all Watches and Jowollery imported into Now Zealand a duty of 15 per cent, has to bo paid; notwith standing this, S. D. and Co., to act liborally towards their customers, have resolved to pay about two-thirds of the entire duty themsolvos, i and only charge 5s por Watch against tho duty ■ for any Watchinthcirpamphlot.andonWatches under £3 in prico only 2b. It must bo borne in mind that all our Watches aro less than hall colonial prices, and will bo supplied at exactly the same prico as if bought at our Head , Establishment in Livorpool, England. Call and Inspoct our Marvellous ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES! Stewart, Dawson, & Co., 195, QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND. All orders from tho Country executed same day as received. 2s Od must bo added to tho price of canh Watch to pay post and registration :o destination. P.O. Orders payable toStowart, Dawson, and Co., G.P.0., Auckland, and letters addressed as above. Illustrated Watch Pamphlet, most interesting 60 pages of wonderful testimonials, free for postage, id in stamps. NOTICE. Wo will bo open for Business during tho Easter Holidays, so that visitors from tho Country and other may givo us a call.



Ironmongery. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED), Hardware Merchants, . Im pouters of ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IRONMONGERY, CEMENT, CORRUGATED IRON, SHEET, HOOP, PLATE & BAR IRON, SHEET BRASS, SHEET COPPER, COPPER RODS AND BARS, BAR STEEL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Buggies I Carriages! Waggons 1 GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. T. & S. MOKEIN & CO. Are now showing a Splendid Assortment of GUNS, comprising SINGLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING GUNS DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING (IUNS . SINGLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS DOUBLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING (iUNS 11 E V O L V E R S. AMMUNITION. Kynook's Patent Sor.iri Brass CARTRIDGE CASES. Cops and Anvils for Re-loading do. RB-LOADI.Sti I.MI'LKMF.NTS OF AMi KINDS. ELEY'S PATENT CARTRIDGE CASES. WIRE CARTRIDGES FOR LONG DISTANCES. PATENT WADDING, CHILLED SHOT. GUNPOWDER. CURTIS & HARVEY'S Boßt Brands of Sporting Powder. PIGON, WILKS, & LAWRENCE'S Superior Sporting Powder. COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. Now landing, ex Rnngitikoi, nn oxtensire .shipment of COOKING STONES AND RANGES. New and Improved Designs. LEAMINGTON RANGES MARBLE MANTEL PIECES. The Grandest Show of Mnrblo awl Ena melled Slnto Mantelpieces in Now Zealand. Very elegant designs ; choice colours. Designs quite new. T. & S. MOEEIN & CO. Would draw special attention to these Mantelpieces, being tho first shipmont of the kind evernoen in Auckland ; and prices very little abovo those of good wooden Mantelpieces. TILE-LINED GRATES, Tilo Hearths, with fenders nnd Firo Irons to match. COAL VASES. COAL VASES. COAL VASES. BRONZE ORNAMENTS. Elegant Bronzo Ornamontx in groat variety. MANGLES. American Table Mangles, , English Table Manglos, Two and Thrse-Roller Mangles, Wringing Machinos, &c., &o. LAUNDRY STOVES. LAUNDRY STOVES. LAUNDRY STOVES. Charcoal Irons, Box Irons and Hoaters, Mrs Potts's Sad Irons, Nickel-plated, kc. y%j? v^c,***** o^ A^w PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT (in all colours) in i, A, and 1 gal. tins. Mixed Ready fob Use. GENUINE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC WHITE PAINT. Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Turpentine, Driers, Putty, Paint Brushos, &c, &c, &.C. Now landed, a Large Stock of ELECTRIC BELLS AND FITTINGS. Cheap Electric Bells, with simple instruc tions for fixing. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (LIMITED), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.



Tea Merchants. HAVE ~J REMOVEDyf to y^y *W m STREET, jf/ AT BACK OF THEIR /late premises. gunsmith. D. E v * x~*> .■eglSßft^ OUNMAKKB. Jg^*'_' -; QoEix - struct, ip*. V-%_ (Oppoaito the City i.Mirtcetl, fSlzgM^-Sif^ Established lcO'J. fl^^Ji%?*\| IntondinßJlujffcrsshfmlt' in p| :ii«tf - / f^ tho t"VI"!-! STOCK of . Jb j|i|jsLjgjGur.3 on hnr.rt. ' Thcy^wil" iseo !a ill a Staariiutcoti before deli* i W HammoYlcss Gnna, with Piemen's I ?.? tenJ St<!ol Barreh.. V s,<-.d '■■: r.i v.-c " X lv,e'-'3 Patont Anti-rocoil limi Kite.-; a Webley'a Bull Dor and Irish Con-.tii* 9 bulavy Revolvers. aNt> hi:- X;■■,.■ f atmi f aelf-extra<:tin X Uovolv, i- • KvmvWs I | Patent "Porf cot" Ution-linr - S'!,;.'.;;-' Laurenco'B Gunpowder; Kiev's "W^rt.n'-V u,d Cartndge Cases; Powder Kins!™, rfl J; i'tl-V Game Baes, Gun Qases, Cartrin:^ ii,ii , ulr Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Hreoch-lewiintt Ij^menta, Fishing Taoido. ' Cutlery! C O fS?? AIRS'• IWSIudioB Browning and Re. FVTTT ' ' 9-Jl nt ' GtJKMAKEB & IMI-ORTEB, 251, QUEBNSTREET. AUCia.ANI).