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EXPLOSION OF DYNAMITE.

A tremendous explosion of dynamite occurred outside the detective office in S jtV.nd Yard; London, at 9.30, on'-'the evening of May SOtfo. • The corner of the building,which was ' composed of thick brickwork, .was blown off to the height of thirty feet, taking with it a portion, of ,'the .lie walls, and revealing an aperture fifteen feet ;.wide. A brougham •stand ing, i opposite : the point of explosion \vas wrecked, , and the cpachman- -in jured. A'policeman .was blown acrossi'the yard againstthe wall,.and severely.injured. So far as known thirteen persons were in jured, including five women, and several will dip from t their. wounds, The explosive appears to have, been placed in a pipe let into akwaliatthe rear of a large building occupied By the'detective... - A canister of unexploded dynamite was afterwards found in the yard. The individual who lighted the fuse in St. James's Square was pursued by an indig nant and excited crowd, but managed to make his escape by jumping into_ a cab, which had been in readiness, and which was lost sight.of in tho darkness of the night and great confusion. Sixteen packages of dynamite, with fuse attached, were also found at. 10.30 samo night, under ,?the Nelson monument, in Trafalgar Square. An hotlr .before the explosion thero : wag an 'outbreak of fire •nt the Wa^r Office, supposed to be incendiarism, 7t was speedily! extinguished. ' The .%x ---plosion created' great havdc in,the Junior Carlton Club Home, and numerous cosesL'of wine wereddstrojed. The Club' Housefte mained closed for several days; A crowd if. excited people visited the sceno of the ex plosion, and policemen were drawn up in a line to prevent access of the multitude. ' At the-St. James's Theatre, one hundred yards i distant, the explosions sounded like two claps of thunder Th^ Audience became alarmed, ladies fainted, and a panic ensued. The second' bomb''in St. James's Square exploded against' the residence of Sir ; Walker Wynn, and produced a huge wide fracture four feet in height. Three breadths ot windows war-a smashed; and tbe furniture damaged. fTiio, appointment, of, Vigilance Com- I mittees on .the Western American plan has !been' seriously .discussed in hitherto Con servative quarters, and extra fruards were placed, around Gladstone's reduence. Thi i". St'James's'Gazette" of June 1 ascribes the outrages to Gladstone's "recognition of the explosion as.a political force.". The "Pall Mall Gazette" advocates the immediate for mation of a Bynamite Assurance Company, to insure people against the steadi'ygrow ■ ing class of casualties introduced, by Irish ; malcontents, at a premium of (say) 3d for l&iffo.. A; M. Sullivan, the Irish publicist, isloudin his denunciation of the dynamiters, and says,, "Ireland has no enemies so bad as those Irishmen who commit thete outrages." When the news of the explosion and dam-.j ago was received in New .York,,' O'DonQ.van'- Roseh-said,'.". We've got England at last ifc'wlll hotbe long before she •w^'Jb^'oflJßeV knees.' Laat'hight's explosion is only the ibeginning, of hertrpnble.',' Palriok Joyoe,, ;Secre*taryofthelrisKßevqlution^iryßrbti«!& jhppd, /, said '.:'' ".Last' • night's"lwork ought :to convince England'that we are in earnest. jTf pji heed npfclip surprised to hear pf greater exp'.osions before many- .days. . Gladstone bad better mind himself." o'.'-i/i-il

i despatch (May 31) states that four of the dynamiters had, been, captured.' •Oi»e effect of the later outrages-will'be doubtless to secure tho conviction and }ong terms of imprisonment for Daly, Ea^an, and O'Donnell, now on trial at Birmingham for treason arid felony in connection with dyha nvteconspiracies. TheLondonpressdemands, O'D inovan Tlossa's arrest, although many I'C.^Ae believe that.the. explosions were not thp doings of Irish..Ameiicans, but of Anglo-Irishmen, which-makes the situation all the more serious for Irishmen in London.

THE ENGLISH TURF.

I JJ :u 'b, -",V ,'&ERmpA?. '' // iThe race for the Derby on May 28th re sulted iv a dead heat between St. Gatien h tid Harvester ;l SirJobtrWilloughby's filly*' Queen Adelaide-came in second. The other startcrs'were—Gerard's'St. Medard, Hamil ton's . - Loch Ranza, Osborne's Waterford,^ Price's Bedohini'Walton'sßichmorid, Mcln* lyfo's Bcaiichatnp, Jardihe's'Bprnep, Long's Condor, Halduway 'a TheHopef ill Dutchman, l.ot'.ißchild's Talisman, Lpfevre's Brest, and RouhscbUd's .Woodstock. The betting be fore the race was—2 to 1 against Queen Ade'aido, sto 1 against St. Medard, 13 to 2 ap-oiort Talisman, 10 U) l against St. Gatien, 12 to 1 against Beauchamp, 12 to 1 against Waterford,-"34 to 1 against -Borneo,' mid IS to I against Richmond. There, was an excellept, .start. ~ After , three; strides'ißibhmpnd assumed, a slight leafy After a quarter, of a mile had' been covered, Woodstock took Dp the running, Richmond lecond. They went through the furze in front of Bedou in to the mile post, where Richmond again took "command; - They ran thus to the top1 of the hill, Goiri^ downhill, BOrneo assumed the lead, followed by St, Gatieu and. Richmond. Entering the straight Loch'Ranza joined Borneo, Queen Adelaide nnd Harvester close up. When a quarter; of a mile from home, Borneo was still lead-' ing} 'followed, by St. Gatien. The leaders continued in these positions to the distance pole, where, "Borneo ' t was beaten, Sw fJattfen Wps here b joined by'-. Harvested, apil i aVtremendous' wee.' home took place, the pair run ning_ locked together, Queen Adelaide third; Waterfonl, fourth, -Brest," Talisman, Borneo, and St. Medard follow-^ ing in* the order named.' Richmond Was the ninth to cross the line, Woodstock ana, The Hopeful Dutchman last The race was. not run 'off. stakes''were divided Vw tweeh ;.tW qwnfti*a of .St,. Gatien and. Harvester, The limp of St.. Gatien and Har. ivbiter 'Was 2:48' Lsth.' ' The New' York '" W6rid v gV; London ; Special of the. 28th May says: — It has now transpired' that "the real:- owner,, of St. Gatien is a builder at Epsom, and an intimate friend, of-Fred Archer, tho jockey who rode St. Medard. The popular belief' among snorting men,' says the " Despatch," is that Harvester was never ill, as was re ported,'and-that the circulation of.the^ report was merely a .trick to rig .the. market and obtain long, odds. ,Whe|» Harvester appeared on the track his perfect' soundness' was sp, patent to i all be holders that he was very .heavily backed^-' and large sums, of money .must havo been landed by bis owners* and, backers. --It is probable, howeyer.that Slf\fosaWUlougb)># will have some awkward questions to answer about the alleged trickpry'itt.the reports' of' his horse's, condition,1 and also about the pulling by Jockey Webb', of Queen AdelaMts j who would undoubted ly baVe' won. bad she been sJlp-^pd,,,.';' Wftlton,;; the Ameiipan .-" prangpr," has been badly smashed by the' defeat of Richmond. ,',' i- / Tj pj , ,v .>; i ■ An objection has been lodged against Sfc Gatien on the ground that the description' ,of his pedigree is deficient. Roverj his sire, jwas purchased at the ridioulously low price of iesOi" Now-£2,000 Is'offered for him. ■ j

THE OAKS.

. Baird's bay. filly Busybody won thethree year-old. fillies' race on May 30th. AAftejr" seveml false Starts all got off op fairly even !tp™>B.'* •'QtieetiI'Adelaide led'fof/200 J"ards.„ iwheti Km'fauns took a .slight: lead, Wild* .Shcit and ;Superba rjg^ behind,! At <_» furzel, Pjnt4 and legacy.'passed Kinfauhs, IQuilt fpiirth,,.,Queen Adelaide and Wild ShotNfcext*.-: ' At' the\mUe: post, Wild |Shpt._took.'third :*with Busybody lolose behind.>i Roun'ding Tattenhan. corner ißusybOdy drew !to the front, Queeji Ade laide ;a^:S*d|iefcba following. ..Afterßusy bodyabad. Shaken Queen Adelaide off..the' former was challenged by SHperba/ but; Busybody,.;always; Bad; the b&st.of'the* .struggle, - Wild .Shot .oame -in fout€lC .Quilt and Klnfauns'fiex.' while Pjhta fin-: Jsh(Jd last.' Busybody'wtihib^'ialf-a^engthi'. Supetba a length before,, Queen•»■ Adelaide,* * The weather was delightful,: and there was k large. and jjaihionable/. ftudiwce;.. Tfuf Earl of. Aylesford, Who la a large land owner^ Araflrica, got jirtot^uble with an employe of the'oourse on Derby Dayi: was, thrpwt* heavily'tp the ground, and had his leg broken in two places. _._*"!.••.'* olu-.w: I Tho Cup-was won on June Sth. by Hammond's filly},, Florence j NeW. burgh'S colfc,- Robertson, second V Wanton's bare''1 'Carrie'; StqJ*.',". third;, •• 'There .'-.'w'ert'. jeigh^|»ftat;tei*s;. 01 ,r^',,i,i;.v/:.'.'.,- ? . '•',;.'".-.. i.'

IRISH AFFAIRS.

) ..Patrick Delaiiey, an; Invincible informer, I .te.lifiedatthe'Sligo investigation on May/ SSJjdth't^this 6'iaiy"objectin giving ihfornj htlPn was to save', innocent, lives, and in vent others from being trapped. He i*as duped into assisting the Phoenix Park/<n,lr * dereirs, ■'and was not "giving evidejjce for money or liberty.,' He expeoted to whuffr to h life of .penal servitude.. .'. .', ./•'.'•( > I .jTimothy Harrigan, Secretary f the Irish Land League, reported, on Ma/ 29th, that fcwo or three years ago fro*" * 1,000, to i£2,(joo :*wa« nrepeived : weeljly f***pm;:,-bet' Ajtnericah League, but now tAey are Obliged' tq.depend almost exclusivity on funds oon- - fributedihl^lemd-'v, "/ TP'L -■'.. ■ ' j .p#vitt/denM thp* swwmenfc iiadsi cooi cerning him. by the Pj-esident M the Aroeri ea-ri-' lisag(i_.>.: He declares,'! xm^e!,^^ • the:l^a'glje' M Oo,tp^r',Btb',;,Qtt 'pq'ndltwn, that he would bo allowed to sdvocate tho """""""*'"" ■-**"-*"■-

Parnell hasTeent a formal letter oft&aitf | to the American Land League for .libera, contributions to the cause in Ireland:-paitil oularly to meet election expenies o.LAjK members. , ; . ". ■■.-biT, i:<™ -A London despatch of June 4th' say. thiSre has been a nidrked increase in thi number of agrarian crimes .and outrages' fn Ireland withirf the few da^precedi-S, dia the rjeople ar^ beginning to trace 3tbe coii'i nedhon between this factSndthe dynamite explosions in London the -preceding'"WeW The Conservative press and -piiblic men say that this revival of the policy of miirfleffi an fact .of intimidation assigned to coerce the House of Lords • into ''passitigrfiK Franchise Bill.' The Liberals believe" 'tH$ explosions te have been the work 70.'M_j_. extremists, who hope thereby to aWBiH&I English well-wishers of Ireland: ahfi SS'-' credit the Irish leaders in Parliimetilflbf showing' that they cannot control," arid'do' hot e*ven know, the plans[and lm6vem'el_E_'of their own coiintrymen,' and 'thus''WmS about an open ,' warfare .bettf&W, Edited andlreland. I '■',■': '■ ■ ,"M,*'ziii "M™$ t •■•■•' .. -;').,; i ,-■ j: '.-, ■~■■.,-a |..i.- 'O'lneir.Utaa *•

FRANCE.

Th- Jockey Club' prize, was; d6_ia_a% Chantilly on May 25th'.' 'Seven 'hdrsW started. Little Duke won; with ArehdtikA1 second,andFra'Dlavolothird*.V' i^fjiflfin. Red immortelles Wo **dfe^sil!^%_l%^ , graves of the Communists In Pfc&GhllS. on Sunday, the.23th, and-many- black and red ... Qnly about 160 mm.' " andja'f a**;women|werepresefit.H £ IT- Malle. Co.ombfer'fiMbeens&lnWto'* three months''impriß&nme*nt~and a fine for" ' her indecent brochuiiei "Sarah-BBnyoro." France wants a cardinal, and the Vati- * can will consent to appoint one on condition that the French Government restore the grants, to the- churches suppressed:4ast year. •-Political circles'in Parts af^'ftg^tji^"i# account 6f the;*__arked and partjculii. attfi..''. tion paid, the Count, de *• Paris by the : United States tonister,'/ Morton, Md| argue from' 'it that America ftiE' ria3y" " to admit ''thq '' 'sovereignty ''of '!'W Count. LbcdOh' "Truth".;<Hft<^:&^# whole affair by saying that'i_fortc¥ sfs'thw' victim of title-bunting'America^- WoloMS? who pOE« in Paris bs leade.3 of societyiby' virtue' of large fortunes; aid wharegaw* untitled Europeans as "mean wh.taißi._oi.' -

GERMANY.

-..The marriage, of Priuc^'ElizaJbeth _o* Hesse, ,to Prince Leopold, heii*to the throve;' S took place on the 26th May^-Pdngflt p William of Prussia and other dignitaries '■_ Werepreseht. ' '«!'- 'J;' ,u' • "■•' ■■ *._%- The Grand Duke Lonfe ofl HeJEse I^-ijML 1 1 in his demand for a legal ''eepaiation from, Mdme. yon KPlpmihel Tho liiltet&'iS 1 fetjfeS'lW? plairia to the' HeSsiiitf'MinirfJr'" i frO-di'Darn-stiflt:''' •'*' "" -T"';':";'M it.TOSa ' Popular opposition to the Bul*_n3_eiMi[fip taxes on > the Bourseand-other-' fihahcial operations) is very great, .iProteets.have, been sent, in from tall -parts of Germanj-.i and on the £Bth the Chambers of Commerce, throughout the country passed a resolution, formally objecting to the proposed measure. i The Emperor f ip jJeraen^eyndueted the annual spring review of'troops 'at Berlin on * May 28th., He appeared on horseback. The, Czarina, the Queen '.o[t iDonmark, aijij the Princess of Wales visiteel the-Einpresa; Augusta at Baden Baden the sanj^y, Pff 'j_tuWm^&'^'^^^^^h The|jJlnipero. gave .a'^.tetei'bMqueiirifr,' Berlin, June 4th, to the Czarina. '"..,■,;,*„) Here 'Anders, a rich lahdowflej'.gf ,- Roirlita.i has bequeathed £166,600 to edifcate poor, Scholars on condition that the benefiniauces fetudy theologT^lL^S^li^laiKisi military'1 careers. , A mob at .Friederiehsruhs, on-June 4th shouted *"dbwh'Vith 'Bi_mar&>'Bi.d the » jeers and insults we.e;<xmtimied for soma time. Bismarck was passing through with his family for Berlin. The' police subdued the mob. ■~ ~,,...

SPAIN.

Floods had Tendered the roads 1 in SjAbb'* impassable—Murcia is the principal city damaged. In the aouth-wettern .districts bridges1 are destroyed a'nd'railroald travel Suspended.. - Twenty: persons are missing; -

ITALY.

! Francois supported by,ltalyJn hwae-'1 mands for international control fcf!JSgrot,, while -ohe section ;6f the^LiDoral..".)^ S Jj strongly' Opposed to the .French derp^ads. f

AUSTRIA.

j A woman was arrested at : yaranda,>Hnn~ gary, co June,4th,.who. confessed to having poisoned four husbands,and- hundreds of = women during the post two.,.yeara.i *•■• A.'.' nujnber of iccomplicee were also arrested.' mi

THE SOUDAN.

■ Advices from' Cairo, May 29th, say the' Nne : -wM^ng;japWto3nd!tei«»lMoted rdXTO^roSg- Khartoum, andopen^felninuniSation with Berber and Cairo:,. i /:,".>-- ui;:i.njaT .rtj. News reached Cairo-on the 28th that a new;_>lacfc falseipibpliet appeared before Darfouri and)defeated: El MahtUi troopsA ftWW. ,W^',?tete«,%at M ,M.ahdi waft, torie-bfnis^rmer dervlihesV ,r*'J^'?i8W* !!mf | ACathrfUp *pde»t arriv^^ai^Ca^ifMiii 1, So Soudan an the 28thiand reported that-' yen GathoUo priests afld four Sisters of" I Marey weremurdoredatElObeidi* iHealso' reports .that itthrea ■priests>"We_« "exposed* ■. baked to the sun for four daye,l and diod ' from the effects of their exposure, .y^ijia;*'

For the Guidance of others.

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Printstl MtfilTiMl_i_>."'M_r i_ii-'Hi-.'.'¥-]"'': HENRY BRICTT of ißfmoaSlitfSPi General PHntlng bfflo.. W^dJ^^. »!»

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lAuctioiJß. * W . 8. OOOHBANB.] fJAMBS DAOBK AT AN EARLY DATE, *. oil PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TALUABLE CITYPROPERTY, ABOUTj ONE ACRE OF LAND, j With all Buildings, Waterloo Quadrant,; Opposite Government Honse, ; I \ Eden Crescent. ■: b.■■-. u.ou.i THE Subacribers have received instotlc-i Uons to sell by auction, at their. Rooms, Queen-street, at an early date. .!,:;: THAT ,-v_R_r._ALUAB_K FREBHOLDi PROPERTY, being Allotments 6 an-ils, i Section 7, containing nearly 1 \oxeot - ''■ Xattd.witkallßmldingstiereon.lia^nfe * ' lSge frontages to^ Waterloo Qnaflrairt at (next to Mr Nathan's property) and •I*-; Eden Crescent. , I ..*•"' -I:)^-'*. B_l particulars and plan will be read?in a fewdays. ■ ' ' ,I-**£;i -._'*.'' SAMUEL COCHRANE &i.Spi.,} J Auctioneers, ' '■'< •.>;. i>i« W. 8. OOOHRANB] JJAS.DAOM Monday, june 30,; <. J* 470 ACRES LAND, -FRONTING MAN: gawairiver:'.;^ h ,:/ THE Subscribers havo received instruc- Uona from:the Exed-oto. in the Kstatos below-mentioned to sell at their rooms, Queen street, on Monday, 30th instant,l.* «? ? clock, g In the Estate of the late R. H. '-* » : Wynyard, '-'' ''.'. iut ~ ALLOTMENTS 4 and 6, Pariah of Manfe;oi wai, containing 250 aorea. In the Estate of the late George Wynyajd, ALLOTMENT 2, Parish I ot Mangawal, <bn taining 110 aores. • In the.Estate of the late Henry '; ■ ','•'. '■' " ' Wyiiyaid, ; '.' .;.'-" mii. '-"PART LOT 1, Parish of • Mangawal,' con> taking 110 aorea. »'- '' ".*: These Grants were all Specially Selected and • have Extensive Water Frontages."; "„: : NO'BESEBVE.'../-:: \ ' '.;'*-; ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■ 'ip Auctioneers. ' ft. ■-• ; -. ■;: monday; jmtß 3pi'' -l ] SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, ■"' ':::'! r; artiliir ;^■ v •■,*'o§ HAYING received instructions from Mr James Baa. will sell at his mart, on Mon day, 30th June, afeleveh o'clock, M THE WLLOWTNG ARTICLES.•-_N_t7ii. 81thDecember, 1883, OF Gold Geneva Watch; 896,15 th September, DCS'Watch. Medal, piece Greenstone, Gold Brooch, Brooch and Earrings, Pearls, one 10 and one 5-dollar Greenbacks: 150, Brooch and Earrings; 398, lat Ootober. Oi Geneva and 811 ver Albert; 1, DC Brasa Watch and Sliver Albert: 39, 3rd September;'" Brooch and Ring; _36, 25th September, Earrings; -H, 10th November. DC Geneva; 47 ~«h Ootober, Medal and Earrings;' 421, 2nd' Ootober, Brodch' and Earrings; 356; 28th September, tweket and Chain:-26. Ist September, OFB Watch and Bold Chain; 239, ,16th' Novemfter, Ring: 168,jjh September, -O. S Watch; 1.000/ OTXtold "Wtttoh and Cftialn; 391. Ist Ootober, DCS Watch; 832, 26th May, OF Braag Watobj 899,30 th Ootober, 2 pairs Silver Earrings and 8 Brooch; 53% 9th October, DO Waltham; 218, 14th November, Broeoh ; 609.11 th October. DCS Watoh: 42; 3rd Novomber,1 DC Verge; ■_**rsist September, Looket; 328, 2nd July, Locket and Pendant: .703, 2nd August, Broooii and Ear rings; 608, 30th July, Brooch; S_", Ist Ootober, Silver Looket and Necklet; 43, 3rd November, OF Geneva; 379, 24th November. DO. Geneva; 881,20 th August, DCS Watch; J96, Hth July. W Ring; 373, Tilth November1,- 2 Rings; 754, 22nd Ootober, Quartz Pendant; 388, 26th Novembe:1, DO Geneva and Silver Albert; 847.27 th Ootober, Ring; 6U, 17th Decomber, DC Waltham. v J CLOTHING. 297,18 th November, Suit Clothe, i'l^ 3rd De cember, Boots and Jacket; 897, 20th August, Dw* and Shawl; 445, 9th''Jnly, BnW -oftaj. 220,23 rd January. Black Dress Piece: 351, 10th December, Dress; B_, 29th October, Suit Clothes; 3S_, Coat -and Trousers; 964, 7th January, Petticoat; 22-1, 9th April, 1882; 422. 28ih November, 1883. 4 Nightgojras; 343, 20th November, 7 Pieces :'sl,T4tfl September, Cri'.et; 28,110 th January, 1881; Suit Clothes; 733,;25th; February, Coat and Boots; .684, 22nd February, Suit Clothes: 766,28 th February, 2 dozen Hand kerohiefa and 9 Ssorvob: 889,3 rd January,Dreas and Jacket; 133, sth February, Trousers and Vest; l_9Ui January, Dress; 582,'12Ui Decem ber, 4 new frilled Sheets (large Blze)T 681. 14th December, Dress; 4,9 th January„Cpat: ,615,14 th December, __ster; 719, 28M FbbHia_y, 12 pairs Boots; 280. 28th June; 2 pieces Cashmere and Velvet; 28.. 19th November, Blaok Silkf Dress; ji6s, lSth DecwnhPrJlrfj. ;.67: i, .IflUi. Dftoambar, BU_Dress,2 Veatß.and Ooftt: 634,Hth Decem ber. Dress Hecea ■'*mi KHK* ";' " 67, 6t_i November, Explorations in the Holy Land; .160, 10th November, Royal History.of England (Illustrated); 719,' 31st Ootoher, * -SIM gllustr a ted); 86. 28th March, Musical Album; 0, lat October, Wright's Australianand Ameri can Commercial Directory; 539. 9th Ootober, National History of England (Illustrated); 231, 16th November; 6 booh. , Elements of Algebra, fco.j 619. 15th!•- December, Bible ..alius 3 bated)';49B,6th December, Bible; 449, SOUiJNor vember. Shakespeare's Works, 3 volumes (Hliu. trated); 286, 19th November, Album and two Boxes; 64, Chambers's ?Enoyolorptfedia;. 10 volumes; 215,17 th Npvember^Acwrdten;,62l, 12th October, Quadxr-ati 139, 9U. 'November. Portmanteau ; 683.131'_t'. Jnly,: Oabinetfi'OFG Watch, Gold Albert; and Greenstone Pendant Also 170 otoe,- lines consisting oi Clothing, and pthetvn|soollaneyus good .'I Would draw special attenUon to the largo assorment of Books. .._*"„'_ M:kisAbi?ti^-i\T ._. ''fknm :««] [Uhmivo .* .. I T:r!t. .//'WSUT HUNT. R &-NOLAN .;:3*,i-'_'i ~,_oou ,a(ioo:J T)_n o wjLL'.Hoi-pi tmis.H i'oon W.-,Bi, ff j X: Jffi&t G- Hhrfh , ... K A .t'nl ~.iff"*»jj_.««iff"*»jj_.«« Jo.!fft. <!»;bW # % : fMNEWMAM[ET!YAR»Sf ; «•"■! Junction of Great South and Onehiinga Rbads, ..-..■1.--1 -,:> ;-.;.);. ',' . .'!'!■;!!;-,t ~1-*»n OF .>_...-> FAT AND STORE STOCK. DAD_Y.CQjra, BBtEEP, 'Airo'lPiGfs;' '■"""'''' :--.■-. '.:.-i..,-..t.i _'i -i.:*isea — B, TONKS. J [B. 0. OABB.] . [b, D. TONES. _.WEPNES_»At,-_t_.Y 2, L , , , mf Jj)jbA2 o'clock, r ".jtii.-Kt sitoi VILLA RES-i^CEI The RESIDENCE of-MR E. LEWIS, ;i;iin'!;■•';•' JPONSONBY^. pU& t BJII v,',.;'.. •>:». TONKS *)00. ) . 3TO.H HAVE received instractions to sel'. on ;rw*ednesday.!July'4.atl36'o_ie_ia'l^ * THE RESIDENCK AND GROUNDS OF MRS. LEWIS, Arthur-street,Ppn|«M!by, being Lots 30 and 31. sob-division of Al lotment 20, suburbs of Auckland, having ~...,: a frantaga to Arthur-Btreob ofabo?tirU! - * feet.'* " . *_._.,;' ,i,;-., hr.*.,\.,.'i 1.1 " The BOOWBVIs'i' Wlete'.Wt. ' .^^lsm ■■'■ . ' venlrtiee,*atiar,aWlra_M4:W&aW. of the paost magnificent views can'be had .. i from, tho balcony;* equalling anything to ,-bl ■;.'■ be_ean:inr our unrivalled sntrarbai ■FUi!Ui«!(i^ot_U^Bh Cards to view may be obtained from Auc tioneer. .3VW.-I ■-''- . B. TOtlKS.] [_. dOARB.] '', ' [B. D. SON_B M WEDNESDAY JULY 23, K-tjirr.i.f ■: At 12 o'clook noon."'. ,'i.i Kfioi PRELIMINARY 'ko^ICE. tjjo :--i-."?_!! ai-Mo sioir/i _ni THE' IMA6NIFICBNTAEROPE__ Vi OF ■ 'P.-COMISKEY.'/agC:.,:'=■'-*-* ~, i ..- fI : Ffl -VM .<ft?"F.,-,r. XHOT OP^OBfTE TOT JIKSIDBKCp, 9ft.J>Bh.,(J4W)PflKl4t : t tn.£ W iMB_IiAB%TOHVM^ mAVEr.reoeived^ ;iiri_W(_ itm 'JMi ' f. -' OoMiskey.Eso.,; tOTea^WtffteP_>'ft>r'af: torr^offiOif^, '- ''i-i'tT9'ifl>!.T).r.r,r...) •SHii MA&NlßlCfilfeirPßO^EßiYi W TONE AND, CLEVELAND ■-'■■■■ • ROADS, PARNELL (Adjoining the-residence of Dr. Campbell), cirCABP iNTG Large-sized , allot Situation and views unsurpassed. _/' '-ZO'l7?';.: MA ;. /HOT, " Gas, Water, and Drainage complete. .... ~....._ pinna no jy.js^ay^., i,jy.fj'j; Allotments now flagged, , Ftill partic*nlaiß_ri a future lsstie ' ■'< i*,~i'.;;"'.r " • iS——a 'nii ! • '•"'''.'>< STEEDMANS SOOTHING POWDERS . FOB ._■ | 0 v CHILDRBN CT____ rOJ Ti___C__- A TTf '.i.'V'i.C* ._.!'*; m.l—i—.H..i/l -.(I !b. .O -■! .;. oAtmOK to Jt_6____»'' OTSi ,*,a",?, The value of this well-known Family Mcdietot has been firgoly teatodin all parti of the world. and bymU gmdcß .of eooiety,' fo» npwart* M rnrrr tkawb. i IU 'well-euned eitensive aiu haii tottooed gpuMotm oarx-ruma, «_m of wTstoOtos-oor-ABD __?_iHi_f<_« ad eSieS rwemble the original as to havo deceived many p-nhaiers. The proprietor, therefore, leeli* ft bttaawr cwiua3' Puro_jjMr»»ret-u.w_OT» requested earefnlly to o_>«rve the foor (oUowtng dlstinoUve ohar KgC^__iOT, .WAtwp_»_rßtnjw_rc«»43f gTaved on the Government Stomp affixed to each packet -..•'j-, l --,: v: . .--,'".:; ■;. i.^i H_S^E__s_. W%J?M^'.lia»-.''4it»__^ loi'i {SP-ilSoß._and the words John Bteedmaa.- C^Wrt. **.Valworth. Surrey, prtStM SS_ST • '-^m^9a^^^^MS^^ " aS*!hS!a -"^^..""^EBMtsra^AsnirX^" |* p^&«WS»_^_-Pi^ _M_



AJLFJ-Sl*"' ITt- _:_>,„„_> J*■ _ ' THUBSDA_, JULY 3. ! "••'■ THE REMUERA YARDS. \) . FOS'S^liE; at tlio'Roiaue'ra Yards.-on; - Thursday, July 3, at I o'olock... . £ ; 18. Head "rt'efl-fattcd C;ittle ~,,!. " j'fi '; '* " ' Dairy Cows, Store Cuttlo ~t..,ij. '.700 Fat Sheep nnd Lambs ~.,; -„. ■ j "" Fatand'^ore.Pi?:- ■ . ~..-. j ■■■■■■ '.-■''. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ', ; J»| FOR PRIVATE SALE, on .liberal tarns, 1 tlie''. stiteoi Win.' MoLaHghlin, Ebq... containing abottt 3,000 acres, Jn lpts-onlO aOTes and bSWartsi'as'niat'be agreed upon. m_B property la near tho Papatoitoi Statioii; naa beea in grass for..about H) years.; iis well 'fclapted for agriculture, and Is in, good KMlrt ■for (Stopping as well as bearing good -jras^at tho prosont, time. Terms:. Ono-Uiii'd Cash balance can'remain at 6 per cent.—Apply t Wm. Mo_.ug__n,E^_ D g^ ;..KOIi.SALE, a Choice Farm, t enced,-iChd in grass, equally near the Kihikihl and.To>Awa mutu Townships, containing 686 acres.., , , •"ALLOTMENTS Nos. 3i and *_,oontaltiinp;jl_ aere-iat Whiriwhiri, near Waiuku; Bubsten ttallipfenoed; fronting;tho Maoris' road leadin,' to Waikato Heads* " ' <"■ "'•'■ "', ,- r'';',',, , FABM 2-i'Lot 85, Whan'gariaV' Connt_ of Raglan-containing 30G acres; good Homestead, considerably improved (adjoining the farm pt W. Haraard) ;• price required,'£7oo. Also, about 700 acrea adjoining the above. .... ~ ■__[ "' ALFRED BUCKLAND. ',""" '■', tuesdayb;' »'i '' "[ i } '. __.-'."_. .the.. haymar__et;' TT'y r { SALE OF iWOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'oloo . i«'...._i ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■" ' ' • ;—-a '~, - : ."vii" : .:- Auctions. ■■•■' ! r\NEHUNGA, AUCTION M4RT, THE UNDERSIGNED is now Prcparisd: to U_de'rtal:6kthe Sale by _.uotion of §#, »:Ii ■-.-..'." j_i_g!KINDS;OF".'' GOODS, I_tVß STOCK, PR6DUCE, f«J., , WM. STEVENSOlI!','Auotibneor. -, ;:::,:^':MOI_3_VY"NE„_ ) 'i ftffli to,'T~j,. ;;,;':. .!;:;;,^'li'o'apek'sharp, ::;; // %M i : :CARBINES,& TAYLOR ) ;';'';i.,;: HAVE received instructions.' from O. - A, BBOWNi'ESQ,, who is Waving Auckland, U sell by auction, at his *re_deno<. (jnst past the Mangaro Bridge), Mangare, i - r > " THfi iVHOi-l OFIB. S t'IVE'AND .',:,'.-'.;;!> ..,,.1 .'DEAD'iSTOCK, ,' , ...•;■ ; ; situ .-■ .J •■■■■■'■ • COMPRISING— '" b il.\ ii .SI PIGS-^lmportea Prize Boar, "Bertie Saverna" ' Imported Sow, " Negress " ' J\ ■ \i',\"i_ t:'!-.;,-* 04/ *,*,- ;■: -vi.i /.:•( Other Pure-bred Berkshire Boar and :•. -v.. .S*W*;i' '/•'.•' V^SK'Ji' c'S-t.) I'd: CATTLE—I good Family Cow in Milk Mare and Foal t-.\M 1 Farm Horse,4leavy Draught 111 liarae Spring Cart , \ t -IlDog TCart n ' l ' 1 Plough 10 _ 1 Set Harrows - —.----- ---j ..-: /:. I '• I .l'Cultiv__rf .i i '*:■' I ii. I -I' 11 I Severn! SetS(Ha_if.ss ;. I 50 Pig Troughs, Wood and Iron . Vil'l .■/..!'■ .1 !•' Also. '!_.'"i • I .I'M ' THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD FUR ■ NTrUBK, KITCHEN -UTENSILS," '' . ,!;.*• .11 ■■< - •i*OA_aY"'ti.TENsn_!;'i'->f * '"**« 'Lot of Good-bred Fowls and Coop .Double 1 ■ '-Barrel Gun and HevO'lVor, " ' . ; .trrfii■!&!> ,'f'itUit i&fc.*' :&te.v.'- f.l 1 laf" __&__■ TAKES* PLk'CE' ON T'MONi.4^ I ■" I .JUNE-30TH, '",-■=■: 3^ ■■■•'"At Eleven'o'ciock sharp.' ' *;': i .Pratoleave, for Orehunsa,r.t'B._o im.-, Itnd! ;'Bns*fr_iaGreehonndHetetat9.4sa.m.; | .** •'; i •' w\,' ( z£[''ssssss•.' -.',!...'..'-.,■'■Vi' j _ CARBTNEsI. TAYLOR, '- - j iilSftlXUf/. AuctionecffsV'1" :'" ' \J_ SINGER 1 I::'SEWiNG '* SfkCHINES. j i <■&>&& __ 1882._r;.e03,292 Mabhlttrai': fj ! "m'P '';••'-... ißßi..^_s6i,o3e;; l ' ;.,;,; ; „" "' INOBB-38,;, ~42,266. . j lil-lf. lIJU- ' i;.-..; '.' ,-'•■■ ■■■/. ■ '■-■ " '■'■:' '' ■ ',' ,m TB^d'6jM'6ib.^ms.'AO'b'U ma chines SOLD IN THE WORLD .ARE ' ;^G_R ,3. i .v T V / | A ;.>v ■^"ulKv-Itys'oF'^^'E^HUliDßED i^ir"3_ai_Bsir! 1 'Kauri/ ,1 TO^_n*PH__Ji "l'>r_ _ CHRISTCHUROH'EXHIBITION iTWO-C_ffiDffTWO"SIEVERII_!. ALS. .ct'm io"__ji_iiJs;'J (Hr_''> j PER 2/6 'V^Smi^^o!>^jQ WEEK o_r_r at 261, Qo^en-strekt, Auckland. ; BEWARE OF GEiKAIAN AND OTHER ;, - ...IMITATIONS. j MACHINES. !fS%.^tSgißVw;i.,E'S. IJ-ltl f_ ui/:;d )OH_ORODYNE_. •"- «:*'-. ■• : [ ;i^'<^if#,%^,6m*^ I -.f-wl-l .'!'.'.-<i.T .b .'.l llfi .A .'I ; Ajmraro nmL^T-U'jOTi .tthto obtain ;qnI(A refreshing. Bleep, free from headache, relief Thmi paM and .anguish, to calm, and Mfau-^^eWeiryachuigsofpfetja^tedAifleaso,-: In _gor»to the nervous-media, and regulate the _roi__,t_ns[ system, of the body); yon will provide yourself with that marvellous remedy discovered ■St_.l .^'3%WfflfM (Lata Anoy?Medieal isS?!.-.!? j-Ki"o"^ bu ..gave., the I,name of _J__ORo^yfeaiiii,^_ryS;_B__dttedb7 the profession, to he. the -moat wonderful and |-rtUnablefemeweve,'fWcovered. ~:,:■* L-*s__4HSPtt?ffi. J^ ;^is I'*Bt1 '*8t remedy known for .CorLgM.Oombjpvuop, Bronchitis, Asthma. ! .CflpjEOipYNE'',acta;, like a charn) In Dlarrti_« and is tho ohly specific in Cholcira and i^^_W)DYNE( effefitnaliy .puts short all _i___S. * B?ftß'! *™k' S»te>ia, i^sit4U«Oi and 1 mwjE.dbf^'' is '^''bfe'iwiittv* - in |«^ti^^ .?,^.;p^fr' Tooth i..?_9I_S_^«,-sf'iJ^?#^«»iw»' Chemists, pit?mS^^r,Wt^^^^aKti^ireot, ;Bloomaburv.^ftdojt n ltea^_i),!_We embrace : tWto#i_*tttfi%j2 iMj&^UWting you upon, the . wide-spread rfeptttation tllfs justly esteemed j _^e_uey'DrJrfc'__B*B*_rOT_*'rcmofodyne,B_s ! earned for itself, not only in Hindpstan, but all over thoJSasV'i**./* rfflift&y ,tf r-gaieral utility, we mudh Question whethcta bettor is imported jinto the country, juid.,woshaU be glad to hear of ,1 ts finding a pla_vin eveW Anglo-Indian home. •The other brands; ,wo Btreliappy to say, aro now relegated to the native bazaars,and judging from [their sole,' wefancy their JOjurn tljero will bo but. evanescent. We could multiply instances aS '[infinitum.,o\,lix^ extfa6nynary.,efilcacy of Dr. •Coll.'Bro'h'ne'ffCßlorodj-ne '& .lliarrheea and I ;Dysontry, ■Spasms,* 'Cranlps, "Noufaigia, tho I iVomiting of Pregnancy, and as a general seda- I tivfe£.tl_t.*hay(J :occurr(_l"ttnd'er-.' our personal \ bbaeAHttidn -.durinai"mariy. j'eiirs; In Choleralo I Diarffl-_a!iand .evon^ihofe.terrible forms %t pholera itself; woshiiivß .Witnessed its surp-.-joing peqtrol)4i)gpow.er,. i ,vyo-;liave/nerer;u£v'. any ollier.form Q. thjs n)t^ioJne i tha-n l Oc)i_isJiK> > virne'3 fijOuiaflrmctm-Ticlion UiatitisdeoidedivWjabcst, aina also, from-a. eciipo 'pf d-ty^WQ.^v-a to the. pwtession ana thp publio, aj) rwoKq* of opinion tliat'Urt,snjstltutlm. ;of;any;, pQijk fjam Collis B_SMli_.iaSI»y-B*P*'S?1 IBp&JW'O. faith OK.TB. ,I,'AItVjOV* THB Cntrj,f%a!iW *,_RESCRIBKM Wbg-MWF&i™., ,V%.,.'..',tiir,.,f_ithfullj'.. voura yijir;a Kb Co,..M«: n bu_s qi, the. Pilar, gob!ct. «r Kteat, Tl^^'jij ito, Kxcellcnoy 'the Soldin.botfl?'j_i'!-j<l!'lii;'o'. r nd,.4s Od and Hi «__.J4_.l..' v v.l «, ...-^i^int't]?. winl" **D. '•'GWJ-faMH■o.v'«u--i Chliirodyni. .'on thu G(-,v«irn ucnt stMiiia. uv-envjiolminfeitocdical testimonj iCconn_»_^t.ii_!_pli Lo.tlu _. "... Can!..*.—l*!(:wnr.e_if i.'jiiic.y.nnd Imivaii.ing. I Sole *_uni-fni:iilr_- .I.' J. D'A-VI.'NPOIIT •_ j!r.-at K-i^ll-rtjggjtj^g^^d^ ** ij ,T"o' x •! v _. ;; _ a n '~—» |§^^^^^#i^^B.S__)D__' d *$l. ..d8 °' Spring



IMPORTANT NOTICE. eOMMERCII'-HOUSE, •: i,:::. ;".""": 172, QUEEN-STREET -TT ■'[•_■■ * ','''.''" ~'". ..... |'....",.„.? ' !':';''t';': ' b\: pt'p'';;\;b*:. b:', _! i ;._.- -hAvb'-JUBT PUROBASBD A l Of; ,iH, uj, | ,;''",',.■'.' .i... . B _ijo-<ci.r-Ji.i;h-j DRESS MATERIALS )/ ~'.%.,; .'_?'■'> AT'AN ENORMOUS REDUOTION, AND WJLL OFFER THE SAME TO THE PUBLIC AT less"than /English prices. dayoui THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW QUOTATIONS I DARK COLOURED FOtTLE SERGE ...'[ ",' '._.-'' ;...</'• & WOB'H ; .*B* DARK COLOURED CiiSHMERETTES ' ■■'... ■;'■;'/'..<■.-'-,._ 4_d w<_wh lOd :^AVY,.:PEA COCK,Eto. '..:'' -'-;;."':•_..' ~...,* :"■'•» ".'.. f ', s|d ; j worth' lfl GRANDi LINE IN/DARK^^pHECKB ani*{ PLAIN COLOURS 7Jd f wobth Ib 3d serget/ts IN navy, BRO.WN, PRUNE, PEACOCK, >t 7 * Jb' a "'"" 'sLaTE.'at.'.!' . . '*mI - |..l '" '••• — •'•'•'" -~ " wobth ' "la Cd IiEHE1 'SOUDAN MIXTURE IN ALL SHADES (a beautiful '"' ' n| -i' Material) at ...... ~.:: '.v.! • • '■•• L» worth Is 9d AND A LINE OP VERY FINE DRESS TWEEDS IN PLAINAND CHECKTO MATCH AT ...; •... lß9d worth 2s 9d WILSON, WllilMS, , <_■ rOULLAGD, »".- ,i HOTJSE, " " - 172, QCg*:p-STREET. '' ' ''■'■' '"• '' :' ' ' V', ' Wholesale and Retail ■ Agents i j p - r '::;;r.'«__;. .ii; :Hf ■■'■ Pole colohy ofmew Zealand .THE COLONY. JF JV ~TH,i "^~ta" r ''"'■ B-\\ Best Sewing Machine known. f'Amongst'theincient.Hehrews^to! : B_WM , ~ number signl_et.,J^oljji|t ? fT£N-SS J|f| f The following are some of ils merits: j and PERFECTION^- —„; J||| .t.-^ rf foom L _ de _ t|)(J ara|§ The ancient Syrians anil Chaldeans Sgiiir «'.•,.'•■ ■_■■ _ir j* ~*:-„ *»■._*„> _&_SE__i j 2nd. Its perfect self-adjusting tension. usedt^^.e'^NfULNESS and fRmS -. ~ ~,. .. ..,,_ 'tt«!-___» : JR 3rt' »**■**-*«** ■_.-..'. ."V" , ".. iitisl 4th. The needle is self-setting. • Recognising; the fitness of this ||fe§§|3|f ; iv'v.i... >_ J i,''"iiir D |«iu e-iAfiup K^S sth. High rate pf speed, application,!.-the AMERICAN ScWINl* Kw c ■■ :, j MACHINE COMPANY have called their I||| . 6th- SEmpllcity of Oiling. ■ Latest Improved Machine jllH 7th- The PERFECT arran&flineßt fcr •_■ li • _ IBllßi. regulating length of stitch. The Ntfrtiber Seven. BURN'S & CO., IWholesale and Retail Ironmongers, CUSTOMS STEEET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. 10ORE,JIATTEIL ilf'l;,;.. WANTED KNOWN, THAT WE HAVE jTfte Largest and Cheapest' Assortment of !: HATS in Auckland, ■:■_, :.* INCLUDING s. d. j GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, splendid value _ _« „ __ 14 6 ' ! GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, oxtra quality ._._„_ 16 6 , ! LADIES' SILK HIDING HATS, newest shapes ._ _ - .. It 6 HAKD FELT HATS, Bplondid vnluo __ _. f — _ 4 6 ! HARD FELT HATS, oxtra quality ... ._ „ _. S « .-6 6 j MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, really cheap ... „ __,£__.._. 211 ? i MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, oxtra quality... .. .„ %' _. . t t MEN'S AND BOYS' TWEED HATS, good value -i" - "-"'Hl' OUR CUSTOMERS WILL PLEASE CALL IN AS OFTEN AS CONVENIENT TO HAVE THEIR SILK HATS DRESSED, FOR WHICH NO CHARGE WILL BE MADfi. MOORE, HATTER, PITT AND bBERESFORD STREETS. . LITTLE COLLINS ST., « rtU rvi¥^ftD_i. .„.,.,_„ Sa*c°l '"■"*• TH! OHEYLESMORE" the Special CLUB _bi,«o*c_. c. *«_>»« vouUkxirtm. TRY HOOKER , & MORRISON, 265, Q Ui-JciN-STIIEET opposite momasteb-s. GROCERS, . r <\ TEA DEALERS, AND _ PROVISION MERCHANTS. 11. & M. havo JUST OPENED in their- NEW PREMISES with a HEW AND WKLL-SS-LE^TED STOCK. Giving their Customors *tho Benefit of •.. >■ NEW GROCERIES ! NEW GROCERIES! AN INSPECTION OF WHICH IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED. SMALL PROFITS.^ ~QUICK RETURNS. ■ FAMILIES WAITEI* ON FOR ORDERS. ; HOOKER &""MORBISQ]y. T.A YLO R'S Co-operative drocery Stores are the only Shops ' that divide. their Proits with , :; v' their Customers. v'..:'/i^ J:; ".'V. ;.,-, ADDRESS- ■„■.: ■■ ' '• ' KARANGAHAPE ROAD (late Scott) Ms# i VICTORIA-STREET, BETWEEN HOBSON AND NELSON-STREETS. ________ _________ IKbtabwbbkd 1855.] _ffl Hi_fl 9 -»V SPECIAL <:^M^W^i^ > APPOINTMENT. PE A • d9&'M^_tf_t^ ' HAS IN STOCK SPEC'I'ACLKS AND KVE jj i_^^B_3_^S COMPOUND MICROS COPICS & 'J.ICI_K- lj ' AWEROID BAHOMETERS, TirEnAIOMETEHB. 'j ELEeTRio Bells, Battokies aatj pVB have , THE LAKQEST, cheapest, AND EITTINGB. ' -l| BEST SELECTED STOCK OP ~S^g**fßicycles and Tkicycles AND MARINE GLASSES', • IK THE COLONY.',■■.,'• .' •;'.' THEODOLITBS, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES. Gentlemen desirous of obtaining any partlcu- In r makrt for the ensuing season, we shall bo glad SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. _ TAYLOR'S . ' INDENT by the nextmailfprany responsible SEWING Maphix'Vcj i^-LiJ"J'-0 tm}*.ev. and wcundcrtako to doliver nt 20 or 25 ■_,„ _-i I^. pai'cent.lo-- ertlian the prices how/ charged in »o„rt_?3S, tlco„? f-,? to, fcl? of theso excellent ~.n nkliiud. For example: *'A 52 orsl inohNo.l: r_i _._ ?2. cc. M|lch,ines will be sold nt 25 j.„d. Cis charged at (=2 l or £23. We will deUve. P_fa° -• * x' unt* Nearly &0 In use in Auck- tho samo oh arrival at not moro than .18 ---!* a* •• prolbably less." _____ ■ v Atopiy OPPOSITE TITE POST-OFFICE, jW. H. SHAKESPEAIt t CO., auOHTI_..VU-S'I'UEET. / '_ QOEKN-STREET, AUCKLAND.



; , Ironmongery. . - -, , . , tB. POETEE & CO., ',-:,,:, '■■■■■'■ A -*» t -.'•.-; , WHOLESALE jjrD'iSKfAJli;,;',' ; V; : ,;I;;;,\,;;! ;, uiT ! . IRON MERCHANTIsC l\ ';''.'?„"' ',' qtEEN AKO'IIICIf«teETS, AUCKLAND.'; m poetbe:&gc£ '.•'* »AVB RECMVBD A SHIPMENT, PER BETA; OF THBFAVOURITB ' ( \' f ; SELF-SJETTING CLOSE /^^RE^V^feES, s REQUIRES NO BUILDING IN, THE FLUES BEING CONSTRUCTED OF . METAL, PLATES. THUS MAKING .IT SELF-SETTING,AND I Off*. SAVING ALL THE TROUBLE AND ANNOYANCE'i I '■bb OP ENGAGING A .MASON OR A. ', ':b' v .;"C v V ~,"' :/..;<_ -: _ .BRICKLAYER TO:.BBT IT. /,,..y .' v';.;...,'.;„;,".- - 33.' ;EpS*pSS;':, .<&, f'SS J '..';..i". ''',*' r'SAfß'jfUSiT UNPACKED-'2(i CASKS OF '"-. T-b ?"$-!^i ..- a *.' a:'S'^-o,'r't,^d';':I«l>a ; ;m : ('P'^ 1^ .'.'■' -■%.''' -COMPRISING THE ; ~-. '. i/ ~,/b ...,.,.,. -"'--" '■• -- j ■ •/■ -' -.j AMVOAPNIC ECI-IPSE, DCPLEX, AND INPEBIAL, and VARIOUS OTHER NEW PATTERNS. ALL,OF WHICH ARE OF GOOD VALUE- E^'i'^O^RTEit' :& SW%i - -HAVE IN STOCK-A LARiSfii OF ;.'.'_> j-'., .'■•■'■.'.« :>■ ■ v;.f i,- -1 ,' i 71;, j a fl IP/H'"'•''>''''-<■'■''•'■•->■■'■ .'■ ■;.-'/. ''"«'-»' >-rl •»«' j H'J'! AVERY'S, T AIRBANK*S, and BOWKS' f^1 ;' r" '■' 'j**-'•*"*!. Hat-form Scales, Counter Scales, pntehew'iSealeaJ.^^ejM^letf^F' ~ i 7vn Family Scales, Salt«rs'ltolance«, i, ~; ~« 1 j ,iy ;a!:iu.' . :i/-.;-'!;.'''i /:.'*:.•. ;-iiir j»-;!,!i-i *.■..-■■:■ .<-<>. .:!«."•.-•'■<; i'fiii''"- .„':' ~,..... ~,..* J ?j-»ui»H i-'iiti ,'t i - '»-, •i' " >i, j.H-ni-J. a. l:!-; ■ V HAVE ALWAYS IN STOGI? A V^i-aBTT? o*.'■', »"' "7; ;" perby &iitt^^ ~-'. ,i •.-....■ /..iM.I I -■!< f, / | ~.„■,,■.,. ~i| :,;..: .itw.,1,0;» i^..T.B«-. n'i : •:.- :,,,',' ■■' PRICES AL-. RJEDUCKD. ~ , 'i* :V/'II/.',.- - ' >iiK'" ly- "'* •,,: ■' "'"'"_- v,'*v: ";" ;lil j E t. jU -,.-. /; t,,,*-.-:.-"*■:-Ml" * ji^V^iV *■ ** Betal. Department r^T*' j^ | m^fauffm **i»»'W^i«ii^i,l,, -~,,-,, , v/ ., r J*tmifrJtt!mh]m*TW "' WHERE A LARGE STOCK IS-KEPT A^^Lj^ Auckland- MA ........ 1— _»_^mm



Tea Mcrclinntj- NELSON,.MQATE, BLEW PEP ' ;'T*,EAj9 ■ VEKsrs 'iNi>iAw:.TjaA_;.'.'"' • THROM a'into paragraph and advertise- X; nient'in'tlie '*'New Zealand Herald," we notice a serlou. errdr_iu the remarks about the increase of imports in'lndian Teas;' We can as sure all, intescsted that the oonßnmption fit Indian Tea lias decreased to an alarm ing extent j so 'much so'lhatliyit beasoh the Melbouvno and New Zealand markets were glutted, and good, sound, sweet 'leas were selling pence,per,.lb. belolvoostratifl this yeferthe imports are many thousauds'of caeca below last, mal.ing.t a very dilllcult matter to buy oven a few hundred Tho samo advertisement alludes to the intro duction of Inflifeiisl itild' New Zealand, With regord to which wo beg to draw" the attention of the public to'thiS following local i that appeared somo' time tiiick In the '".Lyttenon Times'," showing NE_SON, MOAT^E, & Co. to bo the Largdßtln^ortet'g,and66rise.itciitlytbe'Largest Sellers, of Indian Tea in New Zealand.' We do Hot wish 'to iun Indian Tea down, as_ it Is without .doubt, when carefully fired, &qj,|a most itsofOl'Tba 16"thoso.only experienced In tho art 6T nidn'dlng'China and Indian Teas. The Tea by itself will never take tho place of China or:Ble.ntlc(lTea..aß.o!Tlv.al)o'lt 10_ of the,f«. Drinkers ai'e,.uvi>rmt)lp to dfllnk,qven tlio npa^t Darjqclb'g.ahd Assiihi kind . ..■,_,, _,-,'. In. England.thvcoiiHUtupUon.of,Blended Tea bus, fr.i'.rut _')'!: I;> a greater extent than any -on gl^n,l imparted Uyi.. „.,-.,:,-'-;,'! -. 'b: '''~■'.'> : '.-.The largest'importation of Indian Teas to Kew Zealand was made last month by Messrs NELSON, MOATjE, AND CO. It consisted of: over lfiOO packages (chests and half-chests) of Pekoes and Pekoe Souchong; from the well known districts of Cachar, Assam, Darjcelinp, Shylett, Chillagong, and Dovars. ■ We are in formed this,-is one. of the many shipments during the-'yfar, iiilentled for■ base _ blending with numerous varieties of Alto Season China Teas." ——-_-.~_._- ■ ■ ■• m v Nelson,;(soate »;Co;'i. y>_________i -vi:.u ia'j'j-m : .w.iki:i'hVA'i MOATE ..— CO., - V! •vWiOLRSaUB ANtf RETAIL \f§ TEA ME^Gri^Tg,- BLENDERS, HA raw '4m•wmwmfiii i* a.m f , CintisTciinßcn, DuketA;.*, Wellington, , ~,... 4ND ",. ... | ~.,.,-,,,-,,, i&ti, QTJEEN-ST.;, Auckland, T EII — -^-/Jf/ A I JeWeS I \m '■■ '> ■' '■■ >-i IL_f Il f ' /Hi '''"'"'' 'im'/T'T:>'b^^i ; '-11 ii* WM 'VA <"//. CIHAJ ail'f XAI Irs6;;lsw*lliecry. 1 i .id ni-Tuioi i»! ■-.-'rf M()cU;sAil (If I . 1/ £ i Sfe'" !.'ii^.-'iß.'; ; t;,uA'-.:i. i -,.:i:Vi « |tf-»i' y,.-t;i;,-TjOTOKA«tW«M..: ..-u< i .'■• -tti IMPORTER OF BUILDERS* !« J *tmNnrf>' ! .tixyiawm nioNMo.train»xv! .h/~i Dun ntOM MAirorAcmjwaui, | '; ' ; i <, < „. UeMfaP*l!*,M-lW,R0«0- ' inie-Alw ■ Carpenters' Tools .Cot ..-'..;-..,.i ' NSH»,LooMTfltoWf ,, '" "~,bbZx'T:";7"7« -iSffIPPIP.T -.-•.-.Lii-i .rri'K-'d/A V.I | Register Grates. 1« great Variety eiti.-lli-j., Largest Stock In. Auokland ■'". Marble, Klectroplate. Ourb/aail other F«ad«.£ '' |Balyi^i^'j^!i3heet!:iii^;4i.ffl^c/.V"" ;| i Bute. Cement, ahdPlaster * ■;■'-'■ - -;," _ BNPPKCTION iNvrrai' ,""" '' ■!- ' GUNMAKKR. i — AWS^^^^W^ '^°^EM •■ w?B»y«i i ■'''ifcjKPy'*'' <OpPosMt6eClly t Markei/:', Bpyere 'ahfftild in? ■nnv^jf,Bisect the'!lAhdte'btock bi ■IIJWHIiU .-.'' Brceoh and MnKZlu-loadinß R'aßgHW Guns on hand.' They will'see' tm MWml-il®lo RW^ valck 'in Auckitthd.^ 19 SKPW-"''l Ev9f?'; *u1 -tl\p'rouKlilj;.exaroirt 1 Kb Iff ■ .''-I"' iffiI*^^'l^.fff^ t-*Ki''fif,W*.4 o'v;i Pg|v "HammeTless Gitnn, with Siemcn'i Ha. Patent^teel Barrels, la-and «i gaitgef lP.g Silver's PatentAnti-rccoii Butt I'latesl Ks| Wehley's Bull Dor and Iriah Consta a&i '■ htildry Revolvers, ailso his New' Patent BffiS Self-extracting- Revolver ; Kynoch's Jtgl .. patent." Perfect.*:lip.loin-liiig Motallic | WBI.K' Ca*»idgfeCases anii Orlin^iera; Eley's M&9 Rovolver Ammunition and Motallic . Cartridge Oase6 ; Newcastle,['hilled !Shot; CnrHssltth'dttltlfvey ttJidlpigtW Wife's and jLaurence's Gunpowder; Kluy's Wadding,sad iCartrldge'Cases; Pov/der Mhsks,'ShotPouchos :Gamo Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts.' Gim ;Oil. Tow for Gun Clranrni-, I'*orret MuE::leß.a.i„' IBells, Saloon Rifloi, Air OSheo. Ureerh-loa-Hti^" ilihplement*. JTioliiiig Tackle, Cutlery, Kiftj. jworks. ~-. ~<,i;i .HY.VAxiVIf ,'AH I BEPAIBS, Including .iiiowning, and ,Kb etooltihg, Spbcially atteafled toi'on'd aatWaetlor 'guaranteedv-'i ;.- ■:<>'■■ vi - ■- •'" ';' *' fy ■■-FVTTT"-" —rT-'i ';''■ rt '■■■ti'' U. flUll, GUNWAKKn & Imported" ..^jQUSKK BXWllil', AI'OKt.AMI.-!, !'. THAMES CARRIAGB AND DRAT "■^"! l ,-'.*,"i;FAOTDirar„";,".'/'', ■;';:;■,', I '''V^JAI^PS ','. _.',' ; tICTORIA-STREET (EiBT,: AaCBIAND ! Repairs of every desorlpOoa fe Wioqd and Eelloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. ' ! NJB.—Connfcr Orders ÜBBotaaDyW tended tt 1 /i.)),.:; ■ i"i::/;"':i;: ftm . 9ttF mW 19 199 El