mmcd" features tefl? "a'taTo* of pluck and endurance. Tho muscles of his arms, back nnd logs are perfect, and stand out boldly, not being- hidden by flesh, nnd his dark skin sots off the picture of a strong man. He knows how to row, too. His "catch " is linn and clean, the sculls being well buried ; ho rows tho stroke well through and finishes in first-class style, his boat going wull oil' his hands and keeping way well. As to tho movement of his body, he reaches a very nice distance for ward and slides evenly and well-timed, nutting in plenty of backwork ; and as to his recovery it is very good but rather energetic, like all our Australian scullers, lie will be well boated for a big certainty, as a choice between two such boats as built by Dodds and Donnelly and Sullivan must be about as good as a man could wish. He now looks in the best state of preparation, and will, undoubtedly, by Ihe time Tom Kelly has done with him, be as fit as anyone can make him. He did a trial spin in Dodd.s's bout on slack water, and she proved fast and suitable in all respects. The full mile was rowed in about riymins. As to the time the race will be rowed in by the winner, there are many opinions, and some are very absurd. Some expect the winner (Hanlan, of course) to paddle down in about JS.I minutes, but it is more likely that this time will be used up before Oladesville Wharf is out of hail. It is more likely that the man who pulls the course in 20 minutes will bo the winner. Hanlan is doing well, and steadily and carefully preparing himself to hold his own against the world and Australia, lie evidently does not intend to throw any chances away, and will bo about as lit as Beach may desire. The betting is at present 3 to 1 on Hanlan, and 'I 1o 1 wanted. Hanlan is said to have rowed tho course on Wednesday slightly under 22min. very comfortably. On Friday week tho celebrated boat buildcrs, Messrs Donnelly and Sullivan, delivered to Mr Deeble a now shell, which our champion will use in his match against the Canadian on August 10. It is a beauti ful piece of workmanship, and a perfect model as regards strength, lightness, and furnishing. Several improvements are shown, such as " A'shaped" gunwales and " three stayed " outriggers, as used by Han lan. Her length is 31ft. lOiJin., beam depth, forward lUin., aft Sin. As the builders have already supplied Beach with two boats that have carried him to victory, they have great hopes of doing so on this occasion. Other Australian papers speak in most eulogistic terms of the fine, athletic appearance of Beach, who by birth is an Englishman, but while a mere child took up his residence at Dupbo, about 20 miles south of Sydney. He is about 20 years of age, and stands about 0 feet in height. During the past few years Beach has attracted much attention in aquatic circles. Jfe first mado his mark by defeating both Laycock and Trickett in outriggers on October 7th, 18S2. Since that time ho has met Trickett «ix times, and has beaten him on every occasion except one. Beach has also de feated McDonald, CliUord, and many others, so that he was considered by far the best man Australia could bring forward against the renowned Canadian.

EDWARD HANLAN.

Jfanlan, according to the Melbourne " Sportsman,1' was born of Irish parents at Toronto on 12th .July, 1855, so that ho i.- now ."!() years of age. Ho is sft. tijin. in hei»hc, and scales, in condition, from 150 to l.'islLs. He is compactly built, muscular, and strong, without being clumsy, and has a t;oocl constitution. His idea of ■fund rowing is—"A full long reach-out uvcrtho toes, with both arms straight; a -harp, clean ' catch ' of the water ; a power ful, steady, horizontal stroke, with an ap» plication of the whole force at the moment of immer.-ion ; a clean feather, and a low, quick recover, shooting out at the moment of the finish. The lower part of the cheat should bo kept as free as iios.nljle by keeping a straight back, erect ln.ad, shoulders thrown back, and stomach out. The kneea should be apart, to give easy action to the loins." Ilanlan, as a lisher man, early acquired a knowledge of handling boats, and made his tirst attempt at out rigger rowing on a 2in. plank, sharpened at (he end*, and fitted with a raised seat arid riggers. At the age of sixteen, he farmed one of a crew in a fisherman's race. During the next year ho won two skill' races, and in 1873, by defeating Williams and McKen, won the amateur champion ship of Toronto Bay. This was his first race in a shell. He next year beat Louden for the championship of Burlington Bay. In 1575 Ilanlan again defeated Louden, and also won in this year the Go vernor-General's medal. Douglas and McKen were in the next year beaten by Inn:, and, by defeating McKen again, he won the champion belt of Ontario. Up to that time, Hanlan's reputation was purely local, but at the Centennial Regatta, held at Philadelphia in the same year, he won easily in the fastest time on record in America for three miles, viz., 21min. 9isec. He, in June, 1577, was beaten at Silver Lake Kegatta through an accident to his rigger, but twelve days later he on the same water won first honours. At Boston 4th of July Kegatta he Mas disqualified for foul ing Plaisted. On loth October he rowed Wallace Ross five miles, with a turn, for L4OO and the championship of the British provinces ; .and won. easily. In May, 187S, he defeated Plaisted in a two-mile race for 1.20:) aside. On the 20th of June the Canadian defeated Evan Morris for the Championship of America and L2OO a-side, and on the first of the following month, at Brockville, Ont., he won a LIOO prize, defeating Plaisted, Kennedy, Riley, Ten Eyck, McKfin, Luther, and Elliot, and three days later won a L4O purse at Cape Vincent. On the 31st July ho rowed Wallace Itoss at St. John's, N. 8., for LQOO a-side. After going half a mile Ross capsized. Shortly afterwards, at the Barrie (Ont.) Regatta, in a four-mile race, he defeated Rosa, Hosmer, Plaisted, and others ; and in October, at Lachine, defeated Charles Courtney in a h've-inile race. Hanlan now took a voyage to England, and in a match on , r>th May, 1879, with John Hawdon, for L2OO a-side, on the Tyne, played with his man. William Elliott, the then champion of England, on the 16th of the following month had to finish second to the Cana dian. He returned to America, and on the ISth of August, at Barrie Regatta, finished level with Riley of Saratoga, but declined to row off, as he considered that he had not been fairly treated. A match for LI ,200 was arranged with Charles Courtney to take place at Maysville in October. On tho night before the race Courtney's boat was sawn in two, so that tho latter did not start. Hanlan, after rowing tho course, claimed the stakes. He did not get them, however, until May in the following year, when he in a match defeated Courtney with ease. At the end of tho same month the champion defeated Riley, of Saratoga, at Washington, for a purse of L4OO. At a regatta at Providence, held in June in this year (1S30), Wallace Ross, J. Uiley, J. A. Ten Eyck. J. Gaudaur, George Lee, Plaisted, R. \V. Boyd (England), Edward Hanlan, and othors started. The first-named finished in that order, Hanlan giving up througk a pain in the side. Hanlan returned to England in the follow ing September, and on loth November met and defeated Edward Triokett, of Sydney, N.S.W., on the Thames, for the "Sports man " Cup, L2OO a-side, and the champion ship of tho world, and on 14th February, 1881, he beatElias Laycock, of Sydney, for Lr>oo a-side. It was then that Hanlan had gained indisputably the right to be called Champion of the World, as not only had tho best American and English oarsman been defeated by him, but also the Australian scullers. Being thus at the top of tho ladder, Hanlan announced his retirement, which he did not carry into effect. For the remainder of the year ISSI lie did no rowing of any note, but on 3rd April of tho next year he defeated Boyd over the Tyno course for LSOO a-side. Ed. Trickett, on the Ist of the following month, was beaten by the champion over the Thames course. On the-2nd June Hanlan defeated Kennedy by 15 lengths at Boston. His next big race was on 21st July, when, by dofeating Wallace Ross by •20 lengths, he settled the pretensions of that sculler. Tho negotiations were now started to get the champion to visit Aus tralia. On 20th August he was beaten in a Massachusetts regatta, but, on account of_ the darkness that set in, no des cription of the race could be given. Hanlan has been from his infancy accus tomed to water, and among people who would undergo much to excel in boats. He early had a desire to be the chief of rowers and set himself the task to become so. For many years he did little else than experi ment how to get great speed, and to strengthen and develop such muscles as would help him to gain that object. For instance, if a man spends, say, ton or fifteen years solely to become a tailor, and works with enthusiasm for that cud, U it surprising that he should be a tip-top man at the end of that time ? So is it with Hanlan. His business was to become a sculler, and he has. Of course he has followed the rules of others about a regular mode of living, which, by the way, he appears to have discarded to"some extent latterly. If he has, then another will surely take his place in the boat.

MINING NEWS.

COEOMANDEL.

(From the "Curomasdel Hail.")

Mariebet,.— We are sorry to find that everything is not satisfactory in this claim The manager started crushing some weeks ago what lie considered good payable stulf but after running some time the return of amalgam was not satisfactory, and he then found the tables were not catching all the gold owing to the excessive vibration of the battery, combined with a lot of base mineral Various alterations were made, but with out remedying the difficulty. It is quite evident the battery has been very badly built and needs to be re-erected. There is also considerable difficulty with the base mineral, which requires to be dealt with somewhat differently from the present prac tice. The mine itself is looking well, the new branch leader showing payable'gold over 45 feet along its course.

Matawai. - Everything is going on very satisfactorily in this mine. The new pad dock is being rapidly tilled up with good general crushing dirt, and occasionally a nice patch of rich specimens is met with in the stopes. Ckntkal.—The manager is trenching to cut the Matawai reef, hut the surfaee'soil is very deep, rendering progress rather slow. The indications are remarkable, good coarse gold being got all over the surface.

Vizards are driving on the reef towards the winze, and should have payable gold in hand almost immediately. Matawai No. 2.-This company has started a low level to cut Vaughairs reef. They found the surface was too much broken and the reef knocked about too much to be any good, so they decided to thoroughly^test it at a depth. We hope to hear of their success.

Union Beach.—Things remain nearly the same as ever between the Company and the tributers. So far tho directors have not Bent down the agreements, and the men are unwilling to go on without them, justly fearing some impossible condition may be inserted.

Kapanga.—Scotty's reef is looking first. rate. Tho mine generally is lookino- de^ cidedly better.

TE AROHA TRAMWAY TROUBLE.

(BY TELKCIRAI'U —OWN CORRESPONDENT,)

CA.MiiiUDfiE, this day, The special meeting of Piako County Coun. oil lant night to consider the question of To Aroha tramway management lasted late into the night, but no definite result waa arrived at. The resignations of Mr Firth, Chairman of the Tramway Committee, and Mr Adams, manager, were read and re ceived. The report of various mine managers respecting the working of the tramway was also read. This testiliedto Mr Adams'sability, and thesatisfaction which he has always afforded in his capacity as man ager. Mr C'hepmell then brought forward a proposition to the effect thatthenianagement be temporarily vested in thepresentforemanj under the supervision of Mr Pavitt, civil engineer, which was negatived by three votes to two. A long discussion of several hours ensued re proposal to lease the tram way, when it was agreed that the final con sideration of the matter be deferred till next general meeting ; Messrs Firth ai.d Adams to continue in management till then.

A convivial Mayor in one of tho village^ near Paris recently attended a ball, ai d teems to have been so carried away by tho gaiety of the occasion that lie proposed to marry any person present, out of hand, who should be desirous of undergoing that fatal ceremony. The hour was 9 p.m., which goes no littlo way to explain the worthy Mayor's enthusiasm, on grounds not wholly unconnected with dinner. One couple accepted the proposal, and tho benevo lent ofticial, immediately donning the tricolour sash, proceeded to tie the knot. The parents of the young people, as may easily be imagined, do not ap. prove of the proceedings, and as tho bride and bridegroom insist upon remaining wedded, they have brought an action for outrage to morals. The Mayor's conduct is being ollicially inquired into.and it is probable that his ardour for tying the bonds of wedlock in such an impromptu fashion will be checked.

Pilnted and Published by the Proprietor, Hknuv Bre-it, of Symonds-atreet,- at hiJ •joiii.'ial Printing Office, Wyndham-stroat,it the l'rovi nee of A uckland. Now KnnlandL MoNDii AuausT 18, 1881 '

f.HB AUGKhAJND JSVENING STAft. MONDAY. AUGUST 18, 1881.



" TO*«*KBO»V, On Account of Giving Possession to Con tractors. NO RESERVE. DRAPERY, CLOTHMG, asp GENERAL MERCERY, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr S. Coombes to Sell, on the premises of his Clothing Hafl.opposke {heßanWof Australia, commencing at 11 o'clock, THIS IS A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS, AS THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD. TO-MORROW. HOTTER & NOLAN WILIp HOLD THEIK -TTTEEKLT Q ALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction of Great South and Onchunga Roads, OF FAT AND STORE STOCK, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP, AND PIGS. ;DURHAM YAKDS. FOR BALE, at the Durham Yard*, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, lIDBS, TALLOW. WOOL, and BKINB. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, NOON. riANO, MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, MIRRORS, HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. Removed from Private House to Mart for con venience of Sale. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, a* his Mart, Queen-st. (tlrst floor), on Tuesday next, at IS o'clock noon, The following lota of HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE and EFFECTS, in good order, and superior quality :— Round half-tester Bedstead, Marble Clock, Jlihogaqy Sideboard, llottled Kauri Bookcase, Himu Drawers, Carp Ms. Fenders and Irons, Piano (by Broadwood & dons), Whatnots, Wool Mats, Hearth Rugs, Wardrobe, Cheffoniers, 3 rolls Oilcloth. Spring irad Flock Mattrassea, P.illiasßca, Pillows, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, T.iilet Glasses. Mirrors. Loo and Oval Tables, Kitchen Table and Chairs, Couches and Chairs (in cretonne). Iron Cots, new Piano (by Carl B>rz). Horsehair Suite, 1 Grcenand-gold Suite, Wove lUnc'e s?am), Grates. Saucepans, Kettles, Boilers, Toilet-ware, Crockery ware. Bar Screen. Fi ihing Nets. Chest Dnaworn, Cane and Wood Chairs, Books, Pictures, Cruots, Washstandß, Toilet Tables. Marble-top Washstands and D ess Table (with Mirror), &c, &c. Also, 2 Trunks Boots, Ladies' Silk Jackets, Robes, &c. he ither Bags, Pipes, Books, and sundries 3 Medici ue Chests, 2D.8. B.L. Guns. W 8. COCHRANX] IJAS. DAOHB TO-MORROW. FANCY OOODS. DRAPERY, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, TINWARE. fYIHE Subscribers will sell by auction at JL their Rooms, Queen-street, on Tuesday, Aigust 19th. at H o'clock, FANCY GOODS, Ornaments. PJatodware, Cutlery, Fans, I'nrseß, Music, Pictures, Locks, Hinges, Scissors, Tools, Books, Footstools, Drapery, Haberdashery, Trim mings. Lnce, &c. BULL LEVERS, Couplings, Bell Pulls and I :ranka. Hand Bell. Tinware, &c. VIOLI i ANDCASE.Concertinaa.Clarionette. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. V . 8. COCHKAIfE] fJAS, DAORB MONDAY, AUGUST 25. IMPROVED FARM, MAUNGATAPERE. 80 ACRES, MAUNGAKARAMEA. THB Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Agent for the Public Trnstee lv sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 25th mat., at 12 o'clock, )n the matter of the Lunatics Act, 1832, and the Goods of William Snell, of Maungatapere, a Lunatic, ALLOTMENT 103. Parish of Maungatapere, containing JU nitres, with Dwolliag-house and all Out-buildings erected thereon. ALLOTMENT 121 and Part Lot 122, Parish of Mnungukaranica, containing 80 acres. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHRANE] [JAMES DACHK THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, BISCUIT MACHINERY, FOR SALE, at our Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, August 21st, at 11 o'clock, 1 BISCUIT MAKING MACHINE, with Cuttars, Mixing Machine and Rollers, complete, ritarly new. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. a. COOHRANE ] fjAB. DACKE MONDAY, AUGUST 25. FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY. ALLOTMENT, GREY-STREET. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 2".th lust., at 12 o'clock, A VERY VALUABLE BUILDING SITE, having a frontage to Groy-slroot of 29 feet 5 ineh(!a, situate at upper end of street next Mr Potter's. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. *. S. COCHEANKJ I JAS. DACB* MONDAY, AUGUST 25. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. TOKATOKA, MATAKOBE, WHAKAHARA. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Pubic Trustee to sell, at thtfir Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 25th lust., at 12 o'olock, THE UNDERMENTIONED FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, sold under the provisions of the Rating Act, 1882, for Non-payment of Rates:— TOKATOEA PARI9H-Lot 8, containing 80 acres. MATAKOHE PARISH—Lot 39, containing 100 acres. - WHAKAHARA PARISH—Part Lot 6, con taining 38 acres 3 roodß and 8 perches, frosting Wairoa River. WHAKAHARA PARISH-Part Lot 31, con taining 40 acres. For further particulars apply to riAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. « M. OUOHKAHE.] (JAMES SAOBI, MONDAY, AUGUST 25. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. SPLENDID BUILDING SITES AND BUILDINGS. WATERLOO QUADRANT. ;, EDEN CRESCENT. rriHE Subscribers have received instruc- X. tions to sell by auction, at their Rooms, Qoeen-strect, on Monday, 25th instant, at twelve Hwoek, THAT VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD „! PROPERTY, being Mlotmonts 6 andJs, Section 7, City of Aueklanc], subdivmed into i large allotments, as follows: — Lot 1. having 38 feet 11 inches frontage to Waterloo Quadrant, by 203 feet deepl with large Dwelling-houso oreoted tnercon. ..-tot 2, having a frontage of 38 feet 11 incheß to Waterloo Quadrant, by 200 feet deep. Lot 3 having a frontags of 76 feet 11 inches to Edfin Crescent, T)y 152 feet deep, with Dwelling-house erected thereon. "AiiJ s!iVlJi^ a /r°ntage of 77 feoU inches to Kden Croscont. by 156 feet deep, with , ~„ Dwelling houso erected thereon. These very desirable Building Sites are situa ate4 irame;liately opposite Govennnont House ais^2 lDin? MrDavid Nathan's. From Lota! I^Jk t' I" a™Wfnifl0<»t view which can S'f™ l»shut out Such an »pportunity as this to^purohasing Uind in this locality vory rarely W(U . 'Vor'f urther particulars ajply to BAMUBt COOTRANB & SON, Anetfoneen,



WE[)»BSSI»¥, -jiUWST 20. FOR' SALT;; at 'the1 »nl^^^" Wednesday, Angnat 20, SO THItKE-YEAR-OLT) WKLMJROWN STKERS. from Ranpiriri. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. THE REMUERA YARDS. SALE OF DAIRY STOCK FAT AND STORK CATTLE SHEEP AND I'lttS ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2-2, THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymnrket, on Friday, August 22, Tlie Property of John Lcnnavd, Esq., KENIL WORTH — For pedigree see Stud book GREY MOMUS—WeII-known 'Chaser XANTlPPE—Pedigree see Stud-book SHOTOVKU—Upstanding Gelding, Rood and fast over country, and a lirst-clnss Hack CAPKLLA —2-year-old, by Cap-a-pie—Xan tippe, with her engagements. ALFRED BUCKLAND. piOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokono—Monday, August 18 Drury—Wednesday, AuRTISt 20 Papakura—Wednesday, August 27. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TflOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal terras, X? the Hstate of Wm. McLaughlin, Esq., containing about 3.000 acres, in lota of 10 acrea and upwards, as may bo agreed upon. This property la noar the Papatoitol Station; has been In grass for about 20 years ; Is well adapted for agriculture, and Is in good heart for oropping as woll as bearing good grass at the present time. Terms! One-third Cash balanoo can remain at 6 por cont.—Apply t Wm. MoLaughlin, Esq., or AbKKKI) HUCKLAND. FOR SALB, a Choice Farm, fenced, and In grass, equally near Uio Kihikihi and To Awa mutu Townships, containing 586 acres. ALLOTMENTS Nos. 31 and 35, containing 100 acroa, at Whlriwhlrl, noar Waluku; substan tially fenced: fronting the Maoris' road loadin to walkato Heads. FARM — Lot 05, Whangaroa, County of Raglan, containing 300 acres; good Homeßtoad, considerably improved (adjoining the farm of \!£. Harsard); pneo roquired. £700. Also, about 700 aores adjoining the above. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET. SALB OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctions. TO-MORROW. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. PR*ZE BILLIARD TABLE, CURIOS, PICTURES, CHAIRS, &c, &o. R. C GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr D. Lynch (who is removing to his new premises) to sell by auction, on Tuesday next, at 11 a.m., on the premises., Occidental Hotel, Vulcan Lane, PRIZE BILLIARD TABLE, Lot of RARE CURIOS, Pictures, Furniture, Chairs. Tables, &c, &c. R. C GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, AUGUST '25. ISS4. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to soil, at Dowdcn's Mart, Queen-street, on above date, at noon, by Order of the Mortgagee, A Good 1-rooincd House with cellar, con veniently situated in Sussex-street, Newton Road, on Lot 92 of a Subdivision o£ Part of Allot ment 5, Section 7, Suburbs ot Auckland, having a frontage to Sussex-street of 34 feet by a depth of 111 feet. Also, the Building known as the Norrhcote Public Hall (built of wood, with shingle roof), together with Freehold Lot, being Lotlof Lot 3 2 and 3of Allotment3o, Parish of Takapuna, County of Eden, having frontage to Qucen-atreet of 33 feet by a depth of 130 feet. Also. Mount Albert: About 11 acres of First-alass Land, good loamy Boil, at Mount Albert, being Lota I and 5 of Section 5 of the Subdivision into Lote of Allotments 13 and 83. SI and 85, of the Parish of Titirangi. County of Eden, Tho land is all ploughed, fenced, and planted. There is s magnificent view from the property. R. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, ISB4, . At 11 o'clock. PARNELL NURSERIES. PARHBLL NURSERIES. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mb James Mason to sell, at THE PARNELL NURSERIES. Ok WEDNESDAY, 20th INST., At 11 o'clock, A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORT MENT OF TREES, SHRUBS, &c. SHELTER .TREES FRUIT ITREES, ORNA MENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, ROSE 3, MAGNOLIAS, AZALEAS, &C, HEDGE PLANTS, CLIMBING PLANTS, ORANGES, LEMONS, SHADDOCKS, LIMES AND OLIVES, NATIVE TREES. FERNS, BEDDING PLANTS, &C, &C. &C. The well-known ANNUAL SALES of Mr James Mason, and tho Rare and Varied Quality of tho Stock offered, is too well known for its excellence to need further comment, ex cept to say that the Entire Stock is Very Strong and Healthy, and guaranteed thoroughly worked and true to nature. Goods carefully packed and delivered within five miles of the Nurecries. Luncheon Provided. Crowther'a 'Busses pas 3 every fifteen mimitos, R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. B, 0. OAKR, | ID. 1). TONKS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. AMERICAN ORGANS ! AMERICAN ORGANS ! BY THB NEW ENGLAND AND PALACE ORGANS COMPANIES. NEW STYLES ! NEW DESIGNS! CHURCH DESIGNS ! DRAWING-ROOM STYLES ! j B, TONKS & CO. WILL Sell on Wednesday, the 20th, at 11 o'clock. -I O AMERICAN ORGANS, from 2 stops up x" wards by the .above celebrated makers, noted for thoir Organs being powerful instruments, combined with purity of tone. The above Organs are the best we have seen in quality and finish. WEDNESDAY, at 11 o'Clock. SECOND-HAND CLOTHING. GENTS' COATS, TROUSERS, AND VESTS, &c. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL Sell by Auction on Wednesday, at their Central Rooms, at 11 o'clock sharp, SECOND-HAND CLOTHING, comprising- Ladies' Silk Dresses and Underclothing Skirts, Coraots, Blankets, &c., &c bents Clothing, Trousera and Vests Coats, Boots, Shirts, and other Sundries. THE ABOVE IS COMPARATIVELY NEW. Also. A Lot of New Drapery and Fancy Goods, Pictures, Dolls, Toilot Sets, Gents fauit';, &c. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers.



if^-i;^ auokland! CONTINUATION OF THE REMARKABLY LOW S-A-ZJEI. FBICESI SAZiE FBIOESI FOR PROMPT NET CASH. PltlOß to the HALF-YEARLY STOCK-TAKING. FURTHER REDUCTIONS in ALL DEPARTMENTS. Special Bargains in Household Linens, Sheetings, etc. COSTUMES U^^^^l^f^^^^^f^^iS^n COSTUMES Bimus fiSpHiili^^iiir silks MILLINERY r^j-pr j-^ M HOSIERY ,V"j" ' ' '•«->•'■ ZCil\Xt~ r^ATTRAV. ~ ~; UNDERCLOTHING W^WScSI %W'^ ||l-•'f iR? TVs'f 1 GLOVES dresses ):i|l|d;ff,;:i;;;:;:^lirslEE::#li! UCES READY-MADE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. <2T NOTE.— The space occupied by this Stock is required for the extension of tho Gentlemen's Mercery mid iTnt Department. It is therefore determined to dear it at any sucriliee, prior to Stock-taking. Am homo but lirst-oliiss garments linvo over been kept in Stock, the Public will have tho privilege of purchasing tho very l>e.->t possible yooda at prices a>kcd clsowhore for tho lowest qualities. All uro invited to inspect the value offered : there can bo but one opinion -IT STANDS UNRIVALLED ! KKMKMKKK ! Tho entiio Stock of Men's, Youths', and Hoys' READY-MADE CLOTHING must be cleared AT ANA SACIUHCE, prior tv Stock-taking. EAELT CLOSUDTQ-1 WILLIAM RATTRAY desires to remind his Patrons that hia Establisliment CLOSES ON SATURDAYS AT SIX O'CLOCK, and respectfully requests them to make their Saturday purchases beforo that hour. WILLIAM RATTRAY, 178, 180, 182 QUEEN STREET. IRONMONGERY. IRONMONGERY. ! Tew »«"*amn. F. PRIMES | JOHN BUCHANAN, MONSTER CASH SAL E ' WUOLESALB GHOCEU> for fourteen days. Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant fi,t,oo rolls paperhanoixos at cost PRICK. j CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAND. No, 1 SCRIM, I-,1 YARD. n.vK^ D«TcoO^i!oS D S S-™, "QSMSBU |—XV F|.K«IS.IIX« AXD BOTLBH^IROXaaXIiIiKY AT A ,^oV^s>3S?>^ MOSELEY'S AND AMERICAN PLANES AND TOOLS 0!-' ALL DESCRIPTIONS ,<^*> ' ' ,x.. v '"^^v AT A LARGE DISCOUNT. f o:- -^**^; "' ." -^S^X THE WHOLE STOCK MUST WE CLEAUED ViiE- PAKATOEY TO ENLAKGEMENT OF SHOP. '^^(lA^r^f^^ J-] Tl^iT^ fl^ IC Advertiser desires special attention j • ■ X JLVLJ>iiii<) to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED TO^A.TATrVM/^TT'O YI?\VTnV INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since thoir IRONMONGER, .3S EVt ION . introduction the greatly increased demand ——■ ~" for them [substantially proves their excel- NEW BISCUIT lenco, and confirms the high esteem which tho Public havo justly accorded tl»cm. 46 TT TVT T \T "171 T? Q A T " lho followinS distinctive brands (ill bear U IS J- V Jirf iV IO ±X. *J» i.ij Trade Mark on the labels, and are _ _____ packed in lib and Jib packets, also in Gib, pffli!!li!lf!ini!niliii!!!ii!iill ""TV'Z, , r wp^l-.i- ir ~ -.-_,-,-..v-1-«-_-i ---;r.:- --- Blended India & China Teas. 2 glZ^Jf- ;:/;:> . "■...'-, "■■ . ■'_■" . ■"■■ "—a Household Countess S^3 Xxl.Dlv.j.lQi''. i --_ p Duchcsa Princess g I^5^PS-:^S:rfe^ -' o Empress Brands. a I^3 >Co' P X I_lA F D Blended Pure Indian Tea 3. H Brrrr-a ' — _. ■"'--. =»= X Zemindar Brand. I^fPfffHl )„"I | ill tl|lU|,|j' ,|li , Mfr=i " BAKINGS YEAST POWDERS. (F.gil *J;| P.I. I; il |Jl||l|JJiM4yjUjiLU; JJi-Ull'lUftJ Tho Advertiser also viahes to brin^ —— »^__-—^.^ _^,j^ _.— beforo tho Public his Baking and Yeast SOLD BY ALL GROC'EES AT 4J>. PE]i LB. Powilow, »*lch a» mooting with general favour, and requests attention to the m?>"WWWV 1! 1 following Analytical Report : #l£3LMa Efflf O^ra.OJlaJ^,lf Ol«g Laboratory. Ilobson-Rtrcct. Auckland. June •c&i &f&,&iaSa MS *2 "^s^rftHl r&s4r^«t J 6^<l a<isai 1 «o9' 4£a£4 13,18<1.-I have tnmplcd lho Baking Powdor in (jo tho bulk, prepared by Mr John liuchaimn. J Latest Improvemonta. Valuable Appliances. Ton Years" Assortment, which is constantly being Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollers. replenished by importations from European, Patent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Eeleaser. Wer- American, and Australian Markets.' tholm Machines kept In Repairs for three years FREE OF ! CHARGE, illustrated Catalogues and Samples of Work frea Catalociuks ox Application. from — THE V.IKItJIKSf I V. lit S /.( tIM /.Ci I-CV, Wj J. BE/ JK. 170, qtohwbot. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE AUCKI.AN i ' "J ■ -'"- ' - NEW SEASON, 1884-5. QINGER SEWING MACHINES. BJ APERHAN OIN Gs- IharoUccelvc(l JIY first shipment of the D L NEW SEASON'S CHOP, Salealnlßß2 603,292 Machines. \V. PHILLIPPS k SON RX S.S. TA?.ISUI, from Foochow, via » ISSI 561,036 „ HAVE RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALS ... ~ , WeUington, INCEEASK 42,256. ic.-, naCKA (' F S lfi-> And 9l"lU b° Ba d t0 lorw<lrd LIQUOrtING 100—1 °- °JV ■"• v Jj ° 'Od SAMPLES on application. ' containing TIIO QUA T, n -. Y of THIS YEAR'S CROP ie R-i.OOO ROLLS OF PAPEUHANGINGS, of Vkhv llir.a Chahaoter Compared with the a&SSß^krsl^>®&&- ■ N^ V. I>A'"BRNS To thoso about to commenco business, IG&tfSVfr^ /Bl'Tf^sC<^ lror Drawni!?, Dining. Bert-rooms, Uall and ~ ~ . , llStts 7'tr Staircase, suitable for the Itlunsiofi »r attention 18 drawn to tho great advantage ffiwPSP^'^^^T^^ i&^> Cottauo. of being in a position to offer the Celebrated \^^il?P^^^^j!« r -/ an<l r °l'u!ar brands of Spread Eagle Teas, W^St^SSl. AKD KEBTKV^UK\vKn GQKi?EnKD IN Bakin S alld Ye"t Powders, etc., and to I'AIVORJIANGJNGS. securo other special inducements which I 'PLATK AND f SIIKKT_ GLASS. WIfITE "V/lll> 1) U UllAlN AIN , Wi^^^^^^^M^^W ' AN' J<> Al',liTUAi)K'sUNl)'ltrKd. jb' WHOLESALE GROCER, F^%^||j||^^ w. phillipps & son, Customs-Street, Auckland. !)5 AND 97, QUEEN'-STUKKT. '. «TTHRKK OUT OF SVBRY FOUR MA- ~ -j^v TTI V T T T CHINKS SOLD IN THK WORLD ARK SBf|_f?> - S </;/'" JJ, H. IXI, SINGER' S> hmmWl ft GUNMAKER. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED « || If j I^-.' J jJ Ween - strbet, FIRST PRIZES!!! 5 II « ? V Auckland and at \ -I- Wi i W: / (Oppoaito tho City Market*. CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION \ * .>7 '.T'-.,. f A Kbtaihisiied 1859. TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, f Uip< '' ' '~^^ \, V' ' jy^l Intond!n 8 Wera should in- ; _y>i »y.9 ir.'i ■',"&?*: .' jr sweet the la hob stock of S fe- Xf, f;<\ -;;•/! ;~—^ Breech and Aluzzle-loadlng To ba obtained at ..? ■ vi.vJ i.' i, 'Jf' j Guns on hand. Thoy wiU see PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK IZB»^jMaBWQ ; >J Kver?^nX Uron«hl AUe Cx k a m"n: _. _ _ ■* Ev^;s»» ct'an(^ guarantoei before dell- Onlt at 261, Queen-street, Auckland. fMi-'-ji veT?- J» p t, a i * > M P^ff* nammerlcss Qnne, with Siemen'a "' «*. " * *' «■ * »> feiS Patent Stcol Barrels 12 and 20 gauge „«„„,,., v.i U u..,,; U , ~i i, ,,,,k c TICKMU-OTBKB*, p;| Silver's Patent Anti-rocoilßuttPlatoa; IMITATIONS. JJI'FttRTKR OF HUILDERS' « FCRW7»>. I%S Weblcy's Bull Dor and Irish Consta- JNB mnNMONOKRT ' fr'% o",'. ary Revolv erß, alao his New Patent *"" W"««wiJ»nl |i;:;| Self-extracting Kovolver; Kynoch's SINGER SEWING MACHINES. tSiBBC? peom ManOT4otokbss. • iSfc| Patent "Pertect" Reloading Meullio ' " ' \.r'a Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Kley'a — - - - - ; - ~ «a» «or Sslia, U Ipvi baSs&- fej Kevolrer Ammunition and Metallto /lO TO BAlh OftHjoaiers' Toa!» ~ „ Cartridge Cases; Newcastle ChUled \JT to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND ..*J™ . *™a Shot; Cnrtiss and Harvey and PigonWUk'a ana SHOW Jilt BATHS, Victoria ■ street Kahct. .'iftUs. Looss, rit!ig»g Laurence's Gunpowder; Kley'e Wadding and Charge-ONE SHILLING. Open all week days Sltch*a Rsases Cartridge Cases; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, from B a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN- l"-Q5" „ f , , _ , game Bags, Chin Cases, Cartridge Belts, Qua INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are t4*Kirtar Grate*, la gy»l» Viflerr Oil, Tow for Gan CleaninK. Ferret Muzzles and all private, and supplied with every conven- Marhlß and ißfUUellefl 6h;v< Mesi«!?!f«M peils, Saloon Uifles, Air Canes, Breoch-loadina lence. Turkish towels; uesh and hair brushes, li-east Btook In Anofeiiui^ Implements, Fiflhing Tackle, Cutlery fS2 cotnbß, respirators, soaps. &c. Select Hath- «.iimoTO«.i™B. works. *•. w rooms (private) for Ladies every day. at all M*rblß, EleotropUte, Curb, aad other Fontf c-? REPAIRS, Including Brownlno miA Urn. &:i th SS notenthTld°d nrc S !-Vicl,ri a d MTMtaaa" Iron. Sh..t L«*. U d H*c rtj^tojyyeoWly attended to. AEU& street Kast, above the Greyhound Hotel, and BUU, Oemt&t, and PlMiar ¥t ~ Tr\rTT"T< next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart • U, Ej V 111, Ritnmakbr *• i™.,.. Auoklftna. N.8.-BarbertoattouaW KBPWHOJIINVJTBB JH,llwiSumS



TPt>ti lll<>i *<*Tinnts ■- '■" * ~'-*rf h# v :*"' """■ •-"'" - ONLY - GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TTTTTTTTTTTT TT TTT TT TT XTX XT TTT TTT TTT TTT TTT TXXXXXX DRINK Nelson, IVloate s Co.-c SPECIALITY HI H I%i P } Ihb Vnaat :. i_ .^P v ta- TRY OUR MA'KIILUSS COFFEE [KING BRAND], SOLD IN lib., 21b., 41b, 71b., and 281b. TINS, At Is. Bd. per Ib, NELSON, MOATE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA MERCHANTS. AND IMPORTERS. CHRISTOHCHOH, UONSUIS, WSLLIKOXON, 166, QVEEkN^T., Auckland, AGIKNTS EVERYWHERE TEAy Unrivalled /0) /O7 I /vQ/ abounding /o7 - A/ Strength / AND 4iIGH QUALITY. JUST PII IMI II ASB », 11,000 POUNDS OK KXTRA CHOIPK MOXINO, PACKLUM. WOOsUNO, AMI PANYONU CONOOUS, AT A VERY HKAVY HEDUCTION. Charactcrhitlo Advantages to my Custoinore. Some people aro verr anxious overbyhody should know they |?ot their Tcaa from Chhia. Kor my whereabouts in buying, I would Bimply wiy:. The shrewdest Tea-man I ever know was tho London Quaker Toa Merchant I servco. throe yenro' apprenticeship with. He made a larifo forUino boforo I loft hlni. and ho never bought a Package of Tea in China. FREDK. WHITEIIEAD, TBA MERCHANT & FAMILY GROCER, No. 05, VICTORIA-STREET, and PONSONBY ROAD AUCKLAND. TENDERS. ipENDERS. TmENDERS. PIREIRONS. TjIIREIRONS NINK CASES OF ABOVE, WELL ASSORTED1 AT REDUCED TRICES. 1" AMPS. T AMI'S. T AMPS WITH ANUCAPNIO LORNE LEADER AND AMERICAN BURNERS. NEW STOCK AT REDUCED PRICES. nOWNEP.'S IZ"EROSBNE. J. & J. D IGKBY 234, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.



....... CoaolKS. ■--•■.— — -.— •XI (LTf.lfTKl)). NEW NORTH nO'AlT'l'nW.-TA lILK on and after WEDNESDAY, March i'.l'.h. ISSU:— Auckland to Mt. Albert Avondnlo foMt. Albert and Avondalo. anil Auckland. Leave Union Hank: Leave Avondulc : HI a.m. 7.f«a.m. 12 1.1 p.m. 11.15 ~ 1.15 „ jip.ni. 5.30 „ SATURDAYS. •in n.m. 7.55 a.™. 1.10 p.m. til ISO „ 130 p.m. li 6.M ~ •For Jit. Albert only, t From Ml. Albert only. Auckland lo New New Lynn to AucU- Lynn. land. 12.15 p.m. 7.13 n.m. 5 Ifi „ 2.43 p.m. SATURDAYS. Ss.aU p.m. V.l.iii.m. 11 „ 5.15 p.m. OIJKAT NORTH ROAM. Aiurldnnrt und Arch Iliil. Leave Nil I innui Hank. Lcav;. nreh Hill. 7.1.0 11.111. ' li ISIUIII. !l . U.'ja „ JO.lfl SIS .. 11.1.1 „ II 1 p.m. l-fr'-jl'-"1 ---1.15 „ }■■■■' „ 3.11 ','. 'l',M ',', ;". 3 „ I.L.M ~ V..X) „ 5.15 „ cm „ " Saturday Kitfhla Only. SutimV.y Nii;hts Only. K:ol).iii. 11.1.ip.m. 10 „ in.:;o „ An OmniliiiH will mi from IVivb-iui Ivinnttif Asylum to Aurklrmd m. '.'::> n.m., :m:l ':<.::'.) p.m.. mill from Au<:kliiiid !NiUl.n:ul lUnk) to Asyluii l.'.'i mid S.'i'l 11.. H. Alho, anOmiilliiiH will run from Avonrlale tf: Auckland in !l n.m., ami fnjm Auckland (National Hank,' to A vonrialu S./iU p.m. Sr.U.unlay Nllflits only; AvmnlnW: to Auckland (i j,.m. Auckland toAvonilulii 10.30 ii.m. • Will nolrun or. Siuunla— rrUMK - TABLE OF DBVOKPORT i. ANIJ LAKK COACIIKS. Leave Victoria \VnAHK, llovonport, at !0.2( a.m., - p.m., itnd 1.20 p.m. hniLvi; TAu-AiT'-'A Sniiooi. rrouHß at 11.15 a.m.. :i i,.in. iiml 5.1,1 p.m. ric.M.Atfrt.— I.i'hvo Dcvonport at 10.15 a.m. anc" I! p.m. Loavo liiiko Hcliool-liouso 11.30 a.in. and 5 p.m. PARK BACH WAY. ONE SHILLING. H\ J. QUICK, I'roprletor. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE OP COACHES. BKALLACK & JKNKIXS3 COACUKS Leave O.s'khunoa— Daily at 7.30n.m. and at 11.45 a.m.; Saturday Nixlits at«;.!.). Leave Auckland— Dally at 0.15 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.; Saturdaj Nights at 10.30. SiNOT.n Faiw, Od; RWimH do., Is2d. Saturday Night Fare«-Single, la; Ileturn, laM OAINHRIDOK'S TIME TABLE From UNION Bakk—22 minutes past tlio hou> and 2:i miiuiteflt/j tin; hour. From The TIIHKK IjAMl'S—7 inlnutos to thi hour, and every hour. NiOHT Tuii'H khom Town-»-i>iintß, i-puat !) !-)i-j«t 111, and j-past 11. From TIIHKK LiAMKH ■i. il, 10, 11. From Union J3a::ic to Siini.r.Y Hkacii—) ininntr'H past!), 7 minutes past 11, 7 ri'inutca jjaa' i, 7 minntcfl piißt I. 7 mlnnicß past 5, 23 minute, past fi, unil :(7 mlnuteH pilot 7. KlOlll Shki.lv ]>k.«;ii —5..11 a.m., 8.!. rj a.m. IU.X cm., 1.30 p.m., WV) p.m., I.:ri p.m., and 7.i p.m. Satuiidavb fhom ;-j!!Ki.r.Y P.:M':i[~>'..'!(! a.m. 45 a.m., in.:xi v.111., 12: M* p.m. From \imtii ink—fj.7 a.m. 11.7 a.n. 11;='' 1.7 n.m. OOLLJH AND CO.'S LINE OF • JTI. (X)ACUES. [ ALTKRATION OV TIMIC I'AIil,E. ( i.l'.,iv,: i..\Ki:' Ni !A LKAVK A'CIvI.ASH Mami!:nil lii.t.-!). (Uc) hcn;:d lliii.eil K:io"ii'.ii"i, plistLiii! G.ll .1.1-1. 'i 1 ,:»a 111, :i. 1 ..in. L~: 11.0 cm. 1011.1.111. X l:;.l. r. noon l-..«11t.1:i. S'i1, 1.0p.«l. ll.l.iii'on .0 1.30 p.m. 1.'.1j u.lll. -Z= f!.Up.m. 1.0 p.m. =..a 2.+,) p.m. •/.•! ■ i..in. d~f" i.'i'p.'m.1 ■ ..... -i Uup.m. R.nn p.m. - S.n T , m. 4.U 11.111. 7-?:" s,'Mp.m. t.011.111. r-".-;_, i...v p.m. '.I'-. ■.■;.'.-.. i; ',1.111. ■/- 3 ?.fo. .. ;i. ll.op.ir, , '-'. ■■'.'. :u. ' 1(1 i.. 1,1, liiiojn '2.0 0.1:1. I.3'J p.m. G.u p.m jl'Ol.Lfa ft CO.. IVuyri'tOr* - - - 'n^^k: :" '' 2sLSe I" 10HT HARNESS HOKSLS, SAUDLt J HOHSKS. and all kinds of SPRING VKHK.'I.ES. Hired, llonsht ee.il L'olrt ir OKOWTHKIrs VICTOKIA k-'-'■■--,--_v< w.-> .islev-strmt. JOHN SOPI'ET, llou?o, Land, ann Oencral Commission Apicnt, No. 8, Queen- Blreet lias for iinmwliato sale (really cheap) : -1 comfortable 3-rcnir.ed Cottatro, Poiisouby: itorms very easy); also, 1 7-rnomed House. 1 Iroomed lfouse, 2 i-ioomcd Cottages, and 1 small Store, in town ; 2 Hairy Knrms. 10 milcf (rum town; 2 partly-improved Farms, ono 31 ---acres the other 1511 acres, about 12 miles from town- and several other City and Suburban Prooerties at equally Low I'ricos. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. X j. lTkean Has for Salo a number of tho above, with Taps, ready for uso, price 335, at his Shop, Wello-Hley- Btreot Kast (next door to Crowther's Stiiblas). Largo Quantities of Spouting, RidginK. and Down Pipes nlwnys tn Stock. Verandah iron curved at tho shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead Washers always on hand. [ESTABLinriBD 1855.] BY SPECIAL <-&£ '' ' "rp APPOINTMENT. \VK HAVE THR LAROKST, CHEAPEST, ANI BEST BELKCTED .STOCK OK JgICYCLES AND X-55it!YCL1ES I\ TIIF COLON"V, Bontlemen desirous of obtaining nny partlmi larmakn for the ensuing Reason, we shall lie glad to INDKNT by the next mail (or any responsible buyer, and wo undertake to deliver at 20 or 2t percent, lower than tho vric«s now charged in Auckland. For cxnm|.ilo: "A t,2 or 51 mcli Xo. 1 HudßO is charged at i.'ll or iSKI. Wo will deliver tho wuno on arrival ft, &£& jnore than »;18 ---probahly less." Apply " ~ \V, H. BHAKF^s 'j2A?. & CO., QI7REK-HTKKJ Nn. pHBSTS OF DRAWERS Very Itandsomo Chosts of Draweffl, in Rich Mottled Kauri, aro now acllint.- Nt tho followinx prices for Cash:—Tlie Duke of Edinburgh Chcb't of Eight Drawers (tho bonnet drawer richly panelled with toto.ro, bird, and rewu rev/a) M ICs; Fivo Drawer Chests, £4. The above articles have always given great satisfaction, and be como mure beautiful with ago, W. NOUIUK. Tnp of Shoutland-strekt. TP E A 0 0 U X, • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOCK 'SPKCTAOLKB AND EYK GLASS ICS of every description. An Accukatk Kit Guahantkbd. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES & TICLB SCOPES. Powerful and C!.oap. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, Elkctkio Bet,t,B. Hattkriks. aso Fm'i.vcs. Magnectic Mleotrlo Machines and Medical Coila, OPKUA GLA>'.-:i'^, BTNOCULAK, FIKLU AMI) MARINE GLASSES. THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES, BPECIAL AVNOUNCEMKNT. —TAYLOR'S SEWING MACHINES. The Balance of Stock of these excellent Hand and Treadle Machines will be sold at 26 fier cent discount. Nearly 600 in use in Auck and. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, BUOBTLAHD-BTBSBT, '



Sworn Testimony From one of the leading Wholesalo Houses In Pitt-Btreet. " Mullens-street, Balmaln. " Sydnoy, August 9,1833. • " To the Publishers Evening Staii. " Dear Sirs,—l foci it incumbent on my part to inform you of the great benefit I have re ceived from tho uso of St. Jacobs Oil. Some three ycara ago I injured my lottleg and knee to that extent I thought I had become a per manent cripple. My knee-dap was twice iti natural size, and my leg was so contracted aud shortened that I could not walk without con siderable p.iin and inconvenience. During that time I had tried remedies innumerable, but without reoeiviny the slightest benefit until I gave St. Jacobs oil a trinl, and, much to my delight and astonishment, I began to get better, and before the contents of the bottle were hall used both my leg and kr.eo assumed their normal condition, and to-day I am entirely frca from pain, and can walk as well as ever I did in my life. I heartily recommend St. Jacobs Oil to any one suffering from pain, and feel satisfied it has iio equtl for the cure of chronic and contracted limbs.—l remain, dear Siro, yourt faithfully, C. C. Cohen." "United States Consulate, "Sydney, N,S. Wales, August, 14,1883. "I, Charles Kahlo, Consul of the United States of America at Sydney and its dependoa cies, do hereby certify that C. C. Cohen, the person whoso name is subscribed to the fore goingdeclaration,peivonallyappearcdbeforem« this day and acknowledged that he had signed the said instrument as his free and voluntarj act for the uses and purposes therein set forth.- Givea under my hand and seal of this Con sulate, the day and year above written.—Chas, Kahlo, U.B. Consul." GOLD MEDALS .A GOLD MKDAL3 o.t^,,™^ GOLD MEDALS r^PSKEIA CiIttISTCHURCB CALCUTTA AND CHRISTCHURCB CALCUTTA CHEISTCHURCH BT. JACOBB OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. Wholosalo Agents for Auckland I M. LEVr & co. M. LKVr & CO. For the Guidance of Others. , PAIN VANQUISHED, •*-! *" Glenmore Road, PacUiington, Uth January, 1881. " Gentlemen,—Some fow week? since I was BO severely affected with indigestin..as to render my rising each morning a matter of difficulty and pain on account of sovere pains in the back) and it had just become necessary for me to take a holiday from my work, for the performance of which I was by no means fit, when a friend mentioned to me tho benefit he derived from the uao of Hamburg Tea. In the hope of getting Bomo relief, I used it myself, tho result being that I was myself in three or four days, and have not suffered since. My friends have advised mo to write this for tho guidance of •ithers, and you are at liberty to make what uM you please of this. " Yours, •'JOHNKELLYe j " Messrs Elliott Bros., Sydney." " HAMBURG TEA. -'^''-J HAMBURG TEA. / -X HAMBURG TEA. ' ' 'if ;- CURES DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, BILIOUS- , NESS, jtj HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION. /f> SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STORB KEEPERS. PRIOE ONE SHILLING AND THREE PENCE. Wholesale Depot for Auckland: M. LEVY AND CO., QUEEN-STREET. "rriHE AUCKLAND STAR" IS A GAZETTE FOR TIIR PUBLIOATIOfc OP ALL *- NOTICES All IN RELATION TO " ■ ',"" ;'.',"■ BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCILS HIGHWAY BOAUDS &O.