MINING NEWS.

(by telegraph—own correspondent.)

THAMES. Thames, this day. New Eureka (Otanui).—From a crushing of about 30 loads of quartz the manager has obtained 200ozs. of amalgam, equivalent to about 2ozs. of gold per load. The rise is being carried up from the low level, and the main reef was met with on Saturday at a height of 18 feet. Very little quartz has been broken, but gold has been seen freely. Albttrnia.—The reef on the low level shows an improvement in its mineral con stituents, and the manager is sanguine that, should the cross lodo bo met with, gold will be found at or about Its junction. Adelaide.—Williams, tributer, banked 17ozs. ldwt. gold.

TE AROHA.

New Find.—On Saturday last the winze on tho No. 2 reef was broken tnrough to the low level, mid came down fair over the end of the cross-cut. From the time sinking was - commenced until finished gold was constantly met with, and from level to level the reef may be con sidered payable, tho best stono obtained having been found from 65 to 70 feet down. The tramway to connect the low level with tho shoot was completed in the beginning of the week, and the drive on the reef northward from the cross-cut was at once started by the contractors. The lode, as it now shows in the face, is a fine body of stone about five feet in thickness. In the Arize'na lever driving has been re sumed on the reef north ward, and from the present healthy appearance of things in that direction there is every likelihood that a Ion? stretch of the lode will yet be found payable. The stopes in this part of the mine are yielding large quantities of quartz, there being in places fully eight feet of crushing stuff, the quality of which is quite equal to anything previously ob tained. Excellent stone is also being got from the block over the No. 2. level.

Colonist. — The most important item of news of this mine is the striking of gold in the low level. A reef from which some very fair stone hai been got was come across on Monday last. According to the underlie in the win?*, which is down over 30 feet, the roef in the low level should still be some 15 feet ahead. Stoping is proceeding satisfactorily^ in the upper workings which continue to yield the usual supply of stuff for the starhpers. Diamond Gully. — Some very good '.stone has been got during the week in. sihking.the winze.. The breaking down of the reef on Monday save a few pounds of jfair picked stuff, and the Show of gold in the geneial dirt was very'satisfactory; Since work was commenced with three B_ift_good progress has been made, but there are no indications yet of easier country. The reef is of the average size, being nearly two feet in width.

COROMANDEL.

Corby.—The manager has. cut the reef in the level put in,for that purpose, and has a fine reef in hand with a very fair show of gold. When the reef was first tapped there was an enormous flow of water which almost precluded work for a few days. This is gradually drawing off now, but it shows that the reef and country must be intact for some distance each side.

Royal Oak.—A littlo gold can be got in this reef at tho low level, hut as yet not in suiiicient quantity, to be payable. . The stone coining out .still looks first class, but the ground is so exceedingly hard that very slow progress is made. MAT aval—The manager has just com-; pleted another paddock capable of holding gome 70 or 80 tons of quartz, and it is thought by the time it is filled the road will be passable to the battery.

Harbour View.—Tho tribute.., Parks and party, are getting out good payable kill!', and will have another fine crushing shortly. :,.,>. •' ■ ' ;

! Queen op England.—The drive going in li tie to cut the reef, ia making good head way, the country being good for driving.

Mat.vwai, No. 2.—The manager reports cutting a nice leader carrying a fair shOW of gold, -whiclijhe intends to follow, and exj.ects it will lead on to something better, lie has also two large reefs in hand, 8 and 12 feet thick respectively, both of which cany a little gold. Several parties are prospecting iii the neighbourhood, and when the weather takes up we may hear of some of them getting a patch. There aro also several parties out at tho Munaia who are well satisfied with their prospects, but they havo not yet succeeded in tracing it home to the reefs, There is littlo doubt good gold will be got in this district shortly. , , " i

MILTON AND CROMWELL.

A leot-RE on "Milton and Cromwell, and Their Times," was givon on Friday evening; $n the Newton Hall, by Mr Henry Exley, }n! . kid of the Trust Fund. Mr D. Goldie oc-. cupied the chair, and briefly stated the ob-' ject of theso lectures, which was twofold, viz., to erect a hall of their own, and to1 awaken the people from their apathy and enlighten them in matters -pertaining to, civil and religious liberty. Mr Exleywaa an eloquent exponent of those principles for which our fathers fought and died. HO' was also a useful minister of one of our churches, and he was sure that his lecture would be instructive, and be received with' becoming attention. Mr Exley, in his opening remarks, said he was doubtful as to whether he should give such a lecture to this Association, the subject not being a new one; 'still, he trusted it would not be without interest. His theme, Milton and Cromwell, embraced a great crisis in English history. The 17th century, in which these men lived, was a time when the most momentous questions stirred tho public mind ; when political, civil, and religious. liberty was at stake,; and in which some of the noblest men in our fatherland took a prominent part. Queen Elizabeth and the immortal Snake peare had not yet gone to their1 reßt It was an age that witnessed the formation of an army, that never failed to conquer. The times of Milton and Cromwell fill one of the ; brightest pages of history; The; lecturer then gave a rapid sketch of the life and labours of Milton, whose fearlessness and integrity of character were pure and efful gent as the light Of the noonday sun. Ten' generations havo' i_assed since these illus trious men thought and acted. Evory generation had its distinguishing men,,, and' ©specially distinguished in this respect was the Puritan age. Milton and Crom well seem to have arisen for special pur poses, and their, special £t_ft_ were, all con secrated to God and their country. In his later' years, Milton dwelt -much alone, because nearly all hie friends were either dead-and swept away, by the fiery breath of. persecution,-and yet his rare gifts and poetic powers were laid at the feet of tis Master with all the simplicity of a child. Mr Exley illustrated his character by several personal extracts from his poetical and prose writings, and by apt quotations from the Rev. Frederick Robertson (of Brighton), Macaulay, Carlyle,' and other writers, contending that wherever tho English language is .spoken will the influencO of Milton be felt. • Patriotism . and Z, duty;i.were a passion with the author of " Paradise Los};. The llecturer gave a brilliant sketch of Cromwell, and the civil war. which'ledto the downfall' and execution of King. Charles in While-, hall, and showed .that the Stuarts almost ruined. England by their... leaning to the. Church of Hope, and ,111,"jp;. doing they ruined themselves. ■■ The great, events and discoveries jin science of. CrpmweU-s 'time' ■jvere depicted with remarkable accuracy and expounded with impa-sipnedelocjuenOe, facts whifch all' should ■ bear .-i1' &md fin, studying tlie lives'of these eminently great men. But to 'nrjrive' at just' 'conclusions^ depends -"'upon. 'the. kind, : 0f...■ histories,. we,-! take up;;. Hume,, the, historian, hated Cromwell and termed him "hypo crite," and Southey misrepresented him, as ' Gibbon had; sneorod.at Christianity ih "his, " Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.'' Theseerroneous opinions, however, had been reversed by subsequent writers. To under stand Cromwell it is necessary to possess a knowledge of his times. Massacre pre ceded him, was round about him, and loomed ahead of him. The tyranny and faithlessness of the first Charles were pictured, the Cavaliersand Roundheads, the dissolution of the Long Parliament^ and the long and disastrous' civil .'wars. That John gfjltan.'> should, .stand, by' Cromwell was proof-.before; Heaven that Cromwell was a true man. .Space will, not permit more than an outline of this lecture, which was treated in a judicious.and unprejudiced manner, oohatiucted with remarkable literary ability, and closed with ah eloquent peroration on the characters arid religions ;and patriotic ' sentiments of- Milton wjj , Cromwell. "On the motion of Mr Carnahan, tho _udienoe testified their approval by a1 , vote of thanks carried by acclamation, ~ .

CORRESPONDENCE.

Water Supply for Devonport.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—The meeting last Monday evening at Devonport Hall must, I suppose, be con sidered as having advanced the question of water supply for this important district one step. We had on that occasion the opinion of two exports, both of them gentlemen who had examined the district and guaged its requirements. The first said,' td: e6ti struct works to provide a water supply for a population of 5,000 would co£_ ±'5,000. The second said provision should be,rhadc. for 7,000 to 10,000 persons, which would! cost £7,500, but by putting in 2-inch larger pipes in tho first , instance; provision would be made for a population of.nearly 20.0C0 at an extra cost of only £800 or a gross total of £8,300. Now, th'cso wero tangible statements, and taking into account the provision each proposed';! to make, there is' no great discrepancy between them. I believe had these, two gentlemen retired for a quarter-hour' hnd compared figures, instead of tiring" us with long speeches, they would have found theni? selves in substantial agreement. Tor my pre sent purpose I will take tho figures of £7,500 for the population,., which in my opinion will not'be reached ffir tho' liext 20' years. If the district was incorporated, as it cer tainly oufjht to be, this money, I apprehend", could bo bortowed for G per cont-r^-porhiipsi less—and with a sinking fund of (say) £5Q.a, year the debt would be extinguished within forty years. ;;!,rl The opposition to tho whole scheme wasi led by two persons who may bo considered! as representing only one interest, :nndi;iti took this line : Although not an engineer; and professing to know -nothing ,-about the matter, he knew the work couldinotv be done for less than £10,000. >: The-, estimated population of 5,000 would.ber reached in less than 5 years, If people were short of water, let them put up more tanks and increase their reserves. And granting the desirability of a wiater works,'where is the money to como from ? • These arguments aro just about on a par with those they put forth a short time ago against drainage, but let mo examine them. I need scarcely say anything about the first, except that it does.not ■savour of much humility to put forward an opinion not founded on knowledge, and con-i sider that superior to the estimate of :exj,erts who have spent all thoir' lives 'at* -their profession. The second and third' I" reply to together, and for the purpose; of my argument am willing ,to say thft; population shall grow to 5,000 ..within" the next five years. It affects''the ques tion in this way.. We' have , at; present 300 houses with a population ofXSOO. _To ' accommodate 5,0(J0 wo shall require 700 additional houses to be erected. "Hot? arji; these to be supplied with water!' by the. enaction of tanks at an average cost of £10 per house, or au expenditure for that jHir~'> pose of £7,000 ! Now, I put it to tiny Ba_e' man whether it is better by the expenditure> of £7,500 to give us a grand water supply for i all time, or throw it upon those who erect1' houses to provide tanks which at best giy;e'uß'' 'only a scanty and improper supply ? As to» Jiow the money is to be got, there is'fco' difficulty if we go in for incorporation, as'l , have already shown, and that will bringuß ■■ many other advantages which I will riot how discuss. '..'..''. ,"'.-','; "^\

i The question of revenue was fully gone into, and I do not remember that it was challenged or shown that it would.be,' a serious burden on the present population,.".' but as provision will be made for five times the present population as it gradually in-v creases, the tax would be a mere-flea bito in . comparison to the immense benefit coh-ij ferrod.—lam, etc.,- i i JonwMilne.-j... ; North Shore, June 18. , ' ; .-'^

It Conquers Pain.

HER SPEECH RESTORED, .iluiui

Clair Vie w, Inverett Dec 10,1883. I Messrs Publishers Evenino Stab. ' ••'»-» j Dear Sirs,—l beg to acquaint you of a marvel- "1 lous cure following on the use of St. Jacobs Oil,', jft-hich has taken place in my own family. Jam'! apoorman with eight children, and for yeiuS . have been a great sufferer from sciatica. My/ wife was advised to try St. Jacobs Oil.' Shet- Erocnred a bottle, and I have been using it, of', ite with good results,, but it is of my eldest daughter, 13 years of age, that I-wish tO tell you. She retired'ono night, about i months agO, In her usual good health, but the next inornuiß ' shocould not speak. I thought it was cow, and applied the usual remedies, witliout 'effect My y, ite took her to Inverell to seeDr —, who s_idtliatit v,'as not a cold, but that her throat was ulcerated low down, and he prescribed cod '■' liver oil and other medicines, and also advised ',' her to inhale the fumes of Stockholm tar, say-' big she might never recover her speech again.' At the expiration of a fortnight, tho medicine ' having been finished, another visit- to the Dr. ; was made, who again prescribed' for her, but"1 told.my wife ho had no hope of her ever being ' able to Bpeak again. We began to do-pair,-'but the day luscd the oil—about threo months after.; ihewa. taken ill—l persuaded my wife, after we;; had retired, to uso the oil. She got up'__<_•' gave tho girl two drops in water, and rubbed it on' hot throat. Next morning wo wore delightod " to find that sho could talk as well as ever, 'and ■■ Jiasboen abletodo so eversince. :i '.'"■. ■,'"!*1 I remain, gentlemen, gratefully'vou-..1"; "'■'' i • ,-." JAS. R lIATOnER.'

£100 Reward.

, £100.—A cash reward of One hundred pounds •frill be paid'by the Charles A. Vogeler Com- ■ pany, of Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.Ai,'proprie-'1 tors of St Jacobs 00, or by their accredited'^ local representatives in various parts of the' •• world, to any person producing'proof to tbt effect that the testimonials published by them > In regard to St Jacobs Oil are not strictly genu- > inc. • ■-,;•' -'.f-- "' ■" ' ■•;■- ■';'?'; : ,'__oGi^t_,a_d:Conauerop..','';-.'.l j ,i"J'',! j St Jacob's Oil relieves and cures rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Backache,,' Sore Throat Quinsy, Swellings, Soreness, Chaflngs. Eruptions, Inflammations Chapped Hands. Corns, Bunions, Frosted Feet and Ears. I and all bodily pains for which an External Remedy may bo applied; • Sold by .Druggist* and Chemists everywhere.- Price 3s. • -.. a Wholesale Dep6t for Auckland— ' ,li W. ___VTT& co:

- MohDAV,' JUHB '28.r 1884,' '■' *'■'!

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JUNE 2ij, 1884



.... Ane.t.lvt >_»,.-._ rf:JJ »;.«f- : «»■■•' GAB FITTINGS. GAS FITTINGa GAS FITTINGS. I mHE Su-_cribers~^inojl at their Boomsj J. Queen-street, on Tuesday, Jnno 2l.*a| 1} °'elOC 2'five-light Gaseliers I,."'"' ! _ Kour-lfitht do. S LObby_!ghts.Kront Door Mb. C*M l_v?r_ CuDDHngs. Brass Cocks (all new and in flrst-class condition) j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.. W. <). OOOHBANK] [JA». DAC»« TO-MORROW. ; ,;, j FASCY GOODS, IRON_-ONGiERY.| ; BOOKS, TEA/ ■• -' j TH_3 subscribers will sell, at their rooms,' Queen-.treot, on Tuesday, JunC24th, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, cons'sting of-Toys. Albums, Brushware, Ornaments, frays. Screenp Note Paper. Pictures. Hojse, HobbY Bottle Baskets, Surveyoss -:.. Chains, Bells; Clockß, Ca^b Boxes,1 IrQp- ; ' mongery, Cutlery, Plated ware, toe. .. R. ' ''- -;'': ,'." ' AISO./ ,'. . ~..'. .- ■■'■ ;,' 4 half-chests Tea ...-. t 'icaaesTea. ;. _.\ |_ aAMUEL COCHBANE & SON,/ Auctioneers. 1 _ W. B. OOOHBAN-] ; .JJAS.. Diflfa THURSDAY, JUNE 26. , !, PLATBDWARE. PLATEDWAUE. ffIHE sub-cribers will sell, at their rooms, JL Qneen-Btreet, on Thursday, fflth inst., atll * A CONSIGNMENT OF nBST-CLXSS _a.GLIBH PLATED WARE, all latest ; patterns and designs..BUver:plat«d,en '"'fct Nickel Silver and Britannia Metal (just landed, ex Doric), consisting of— Cruets, Dessert Frames, Oaks Baskets, x. tioeur lframes. Biscuit Java, Walters, Toast Racks, Piokjp Forks. Buttor Knives. Honey and Preserve Jars. Tea ~,. and Coffee Pota, lßltstanda. Sardine < ' Dishes Measures, Sugar Baskets, Steak Dish Bottles, Jugs, &c. This boine a sample Shipment, tho above will _c disposed of te small let-, and being direct fwm one of tho best manufacturing firms Jn S_K__ad, oan be guaranteed as ■ nrot-ol__s artTclea. ~,/. ~- -.. SAMUEL COCHBANE ft BON, Auctioneers. ..., : ,- : . ._ . 1 ' ; . '~'.' 1' J.i'^.'[,. rl X V, 8. COO-CRANE,. " [JAMBS PAOIUU ::;;.MpNb-Y,.^ULY ! 7,;', \.;."U , PREHMINARY NOTICE. V t: "i 'f '' ",.; '' 1' ' ' ..'.,■ ~. ...,-.. r". VALUABLB CITY PROPERTYJ ABOUT . ;'£_. -'.' o_^e acre of;___in>.;\ ; --''•::•; Witk all Building^,, Wateribo * Quadr_n^' Opposite Government House, Eden Crescent, fiIHE Subflcribers have received Instruc- I ttons to sell by auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Monday, July 7, a,t 12 o'clock, THAT VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being Allotments 6 and 15, Section 7, eontalrung nearly 1 Acre of Land, with all Buildings thereon, having large fron ages to Watei'loo Quadrant taext to Mr Nathan's property) and Eden Crescent.-; ' ;/ , Full particulars and' plan will he ready in a tew days. ' BAMUEL COCHRANE $ SON, '.-' Auctioneorß. :TO'MORRO\Y. i i HUNTER: _ NOLAN WILL HOLD .HEIR •TO- E E l^ij'Y ''', „'g hftvj ".'; ;-," ;'.' , ■. Af. '- ... ;..,, i ll* THB NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction ef Great South and Onehnnga Roads, Mi- °^ ' ''" TAT AND STORE STOCK, 15AIRT COWS, SHEEP, AND PIGS. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. PIANO, SUITES, CARPETS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND !•■]![• I ; -..■', [',[',]', ..,,.;. (1 ,. R. ArIFhUR, . ■'■., -/:•! WILLL sell by auction at his Mart, Queen-street (first floor), on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon. , A! GOOD PllijO, Music Stool; ,^larmoniuro. OU Painting., R< .>' Suite. ,Uort!f.hit_.-Buit& Leather Anilt*', lo id.-r?, Kiroirons, fihetmniai., Couches B. W. Clnlrs,Cauo«nd otheriChairs, Umbrella St.nd_, Venetian Blinds, Mangle, Wrinuer, Meatfc'ufen, Kitchen Utensils, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, fee. Iron and VToA BedsteaoS Paillasses. Mat rasses, Pillows, Blan.ets; W_eh__nds, Toi let Sets, Toilet Tables, SmokineGlames, Mats, Matting, Chests of Drawers, Wardrobe, Pic ture., fte. A Good D.8.'8.L. Gun tod Cose. &c — ;■!',;■, .■,;.»■ I 1 THURSDAY, JUNE 26, .-.IfOONf ,;.J ~ ,;/. I FREEHOLD PROPERTY, QUEEN --~,-, , rSTREET.,- ~-;*;.> ;_; j \,>. , R. ARTHUR "'• '-'■' <> Try AS been favoured with instructions JO." from the owner, who is leavtaß Anck land, to soil by auction, at his Land: Mart, <m Thursday, the 26th instant; at twelve o'clook, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE FREE HOLD PROPERTIES, sttttatOd In Upper Qneenstreet, above York Terrace :— ONE ITOUB-ROOMED HOUSE with Stable, WHSWWSS_-Ssb 100 feet;. Upper Queen-street.' ■.. in . ■ 1 1.1 ONEfIIX«OOMED VILLA. Allotment 27 by 100 feet, Upper Queen-street, The property has recently had the sum of «fBO laid out la lmJ proviag it, and the city i water; is suptilied. and all let U good tenants at a rental of «10S per annum. \ B. TOKKS.J i JB. 0.,0A_8.r?, i |B.». tHWU. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, Art'-lf O'&Mk. PERFUMERY, .SOAPS, OILS, .POMADES, COSMETIQUES, .P.f.l&olj • . &ai' '. i i&Oi'i'Al. l ■ i *W.i- f ;>iP.j.ToNiSi*CO^-:,'!-,ji'ii! Willi sell onOTedn-sddy, 25th instant, at 11 o'clock, * 11 OASES OBIIffIE'XBOVE GOODS, , ;- To Close Consignments. !J|'#j. -.'•'.j0,;,,, d'/.' ■■■;,-.-.■" .-..■,'.' —ff 1. T»XKS.] tB- c- OABB.] ' [_.i>'.' Wih__ .■•'''i'-'I^EDNESDAY/ JULY^V, ,','„.'; .'-,.. ; ,l"„ ',',':! At 12 O'clock./ i!l8 ■■■■•■!. ,n;,:l VILT-..'RESIDENCE AND :GROUNDg,' 1 Thei RksIDENCE of MR E,' LEWIS. ; ;:.;'?,';:..:, :ponsonby^ ';.,.//.•-'';!';» '■/Z. ■■'! b. TO-toi-.p0./,-,:,).--;^'; HAVE received instructions' to'sellj ! on 1 Wedin-sday.'Jfuly 2, at 12 o'clock,, ' ,":f •;. _?JllH RKSltii-NCE AND GitOUNDSVOJf. '■•-■' TimK. LEWlSiArthur-atroft, Ponsonby, being Lots 30 and 31, sub-division ot Al ■ - lotmont 20, subuibs of Auckland, having a frontage to Arthur-street of about 112 feet ".•_••, Th# HOUBE is replete with every con vent nee, water and gas laid on, and one ' of the most magnificent view, cap, b_ had ' from the balcony, equalling any thing to be seen in our unrivalled suburbs. -~ • t Further particulars shortly '"•,'.:'. ■'.!'' Caids to view-may.be obtained from Auc tioneer. __ 3lTr __ __ rf _ n ~:•!. J. B. TOSK9.. 1.8. C. OARR.] , [b. D, TONES, ■AM ''"'WEDNESDAVi'.'JULYi-l,' "'-■ |, in >""■' " At 12 o'ClObk noon. •; , • T .1. - / . ,jb_'ioh,i -''" J'*jj.-,'->.."!ju;ll.:'. .',l,'iny. TRE UMINARY r . . ■ ■> , ■ _t - ■•.- »-. -^.iflfjl Vi TH E M AGNIFICBNT -PROP_i-M-^ 14l ,';:' _.'C6MIS__EYV:.'ES!Qi.i'.'.''-' l r ■«u> ■•i i F-p'_t; l L'E;A'B ) _n.' •.';;•;; ■'}'. [ OPPOSITE .HE RESIDRNCE OF DR. CAMPBELL .: s :b.TON_S & CO. HAVE received instructions fron> -P, '^onilskey, Esq., to lease'by auction for 1 term of 50 years. ....,.,., -~..... : ■ .' :,.. THB MAGNIFICENT- PROPERTY" IK i|GI_ADSTONE AND, CLEVELAND, SW.*"'" * ROADS, PARNELL :i .vr (Adjoining the residence of Dr. Campbell), 08T UP INTO LARGE-SIZED ALLOT * ■ ■. -: V| .-'MBNTO;-'^-'.-. •■■ Sitaation andviews unattnjaiefed. Gas, Water, and Drainage complete.. ;.-. ,',ir!.n?lai«_wjdjloi_Wedneii_y.-', .lOrj Bk - r .AUotmenUwlll.be flagged, < . Full partioulars In a future issue' gfe



" THURSO A Y.rJUNE 2fi. . ; THE REMUERA yARD 3. \ Tj^Oß SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on i -X. v Thursday, June _«, at 1 o'clock, , ■ Hairy Cows, Store t.atile ; , ",? ' Fat Crtttle and Seep- ' ! .Fat Calves and Store Pigs. :/.■'.'.>,) '« . 20 Pur. Leicester Sheep. , .._ % J i ALFRED B UCKLAND.' '•' -'« riOUNTiJ-Y CATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, June 25. . | i ALFRED BUCKLAND: "; FOR PRIVATE SALE, on literal tonus, the'Kstaie of Wm. McLaughlin, Esq..; containing about 3.000 aores, in lots of 10 acres; and utiwards, as may be ameed upon. This; Eropcrty Ib near tho Papatoltoi Station; has ; ecn in grans for about 'A years; Is <WOU adapted fpr agriculture, and is in.good heart for oropptug as well asbearlng good grass at the' present time. Terms: One-third Cash balance can remain at 8 por cent—Apply t W_L McLaugtilin, Esq.. or - ... ."j. . ■■ -' ALFRED BUCKLAND,' FOR SALE, a Choice Farm, fonced, and In Brass, equally nimr the Kihikihi and Te Awa mutU Townships, containing 6XB acres." ' B ALLOTMENTS-Noa,'Sl-fend S3, containing 100 aores. at Whlriwhirl, nejir Waiuku; substan- Sally fenced-: fronting the Maoris' road leadin to walkato Heads. '„*,'. FARM — Lot 95. Whangaroa, County of Raglan, containing 386 acres; good Homestead, ■ considerably improved (adjoining the faroi ; 'of W. Harsard); price required, £700. Also,about 700 acres adjoining tho abovo. •■.:.!■ ... :': ALFIiEI) BU(.KI.ANI).' -.'.., ;£ j 'Zi"". ZZ, 'TUESDAYS,'-' •:' ,V- ' mi T_E HAyMABKET. j <j>' S' ALB OF- WOOLj S-EEPSKINB, HIDES. TALIX)W. HAY and STRAW, oach TUEBDAX, at 12 o'olook. , t '•;■"'.,. Alfred buck Land, ,; ;v ' DURHAM, YARDS. '~**., /,-,';J.- ,-i ..." 'L ■ -' ' ■ ' , "-' ' ,',,..''',. lilOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, ! every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, ;• ',' HIUK3. TALi-OW. WOOL, and SKINS, i,: . HUNTER & NOLAN;'" ' rvNEHtfNGA AUC TI ON MART, ■THE UNDERSIGNED is now Prepared to Undertake the Sale by Auction Of .'.'"':': ,'\ ALL KINDS OF ..). . - ft . GOODis, UVK STOCK. pRODuSff, So.'* '.'; WM.STEVKNSON,'Auctioneer.' -il (..^'i'-VWEDNESDAY, JUNE'2S,.: -'. .'• ~'.-.' I ■■"' At1 Noon. '"- • b,"iJ-- '■ , ;i !'iFOK ABSOLUTE! SALE.- ' ;l("| ; BY ORDEII OF SECOND MORTGAGEE. CITY FREEHOLIL.nVIELDING ,_ ~, ; GOOD l-EISTAL. , v .... .".'-.'.•'.'."' j, 11 RANDERSON -y. '.'';'.' .'.'. .WDlaell,bypublio auction,asabove.i .-. THAT PIECE OF LAND being Allot ment .1 of Sectloh 39, City of Aupklqnd . 'having valuable frontages of 6G feet each to !<sook and Sale-streets, oy a depth of frotn 130 feet The buildings consist of three Four roomed Cottages (Iron roof) to'Cook-strcet front sage. and ono six-roomed Houso fronting Sale street'; alllboiiig Wfllilet to good. .i»rm_nth|( tenants at rontals aggregating over .80 peri i annum, subject to mortgage q(r._f4oo at 8 per [cent. " , Also, at tl.c samo timoaiid plaoe, ; 37 Shares (COs paid iip) in the Northern Wal- ; 1 roa Steatn Navlgdtiotf Company. (Llthltedl. , V" .'■"' - >.. '.Also,, , .. At the saino time and plaoo. Six-roomed House (nearly new), three Are §laoes, oonoreto walk». Allotment 35. x S9,in eafio d View Road,. Rontal, Ids; vonvenient 'andpleasantly situated. ■:. > '-'t \ Two Splendid Volcanic, Allotments, Viotoriai Avemib, View Road, Mount Kdcn. level, and each containing 50ft. frontage by 20Oft. deep. 'Grand Building Sites. I:; Si ■! FRIDAY, JULY 4. "• • CITY OF AUCKLAND...^^ \\ F9R.REMQVA.L.; ,-,., H THREE-STORY ;BRICK AND WOOD \'Z>'\\ .BUILDING/--'- , \\\Z\ \ KNOW,4 AS THE AEJIV AND NAVY HOTEL. ! TVVO-STORY DOUBLE WOOD ;-!!-! il-rl {)JBUILDINO. -;<A4]oining tlie Reservoir Vtilve House), Karan gahapc Road. j ~-,,,,.-. ,-. G. W. BINNEYi. .., HAS received instructions from the City. Council to sell by auction, on Friday, July!, at neon, on the ground, », -fjr \ toEABOVKBUILDINGSFORRKMOVALL The Hotel Is a large Building, containing an immense quantity of Bricks, Timber, and other) useful flttings, materials, etc. (The .stone basc mentlsexiclndcdfrom sale, the Wooden Build-, lag at the rear to be removed to the ground). j T6rmtr Cash. ; The Hotel Building will bqsold nt noon, the Buildins;, in Karangahapq Road at half-nast tWely^pjn,,. ~','.-: \ ;i i,--. im.fi \y. 1 ..-.<38:il ~ iiMi'i Tea Merchants. NELSON, MOATE, BLENDED TEAS I VEKSrS INDWN TEAS. FROM a late paragraph and advertise-^ ment in the: "New Zo_lana'*Herald l ",we InotioeaiseriousbiTorin the rota_.ks. about the increase of imports in Indian Teas. We can as sure all Interested that; the consumption of Indian Tea has decreased to an alarming extent j 1 so much sq that last season the- Melbourne and New Zealand markets wore glutted, and good, 1 sound.,sweet Teas were soiling pence pqr lb. -below cost, and ; t|iis year the, imports are many thousands of,cases below last, roaking It a very difficult matter, to, buy oyen ; a _t ew hundred ;oases. t, ~ - Tho same advertisement alludes,to,the Intro?/ iductkin,.o( Indians Into .NeWj. Zealand,, with reij^.d to Whlol^'we beg to draw ,he,attentionpf/ 1 tho p_b!-0;!o-jthe following local that appeared isome'tlin- back ,ln the ,'.'Lyttellon Tiniest I isliowlng NELSON, MOATE, & C,o,ito be, that • II iirge.-t.liiiportcrd,and,c_ns'equojitl^tl'eLorgeß{,! Sellers, of Indian Tca'in Nc\v.Zealand, We do mot wish to lun Indian .._£%' 'd'ori'_i,'__' y it is 1 [witliout diJiibt, \vlieu''c_re'ftiily"flrba, &e.\ a » most liS-fnl Tea to thosu only experienced in I itheiiit of B ending Clilhaand Indian Teas. The 1 j Tea by. itself will nevi-v.U.k^ tlie.p'acoof China * or'Blftndert Teus,as OiilJ-aliout lu%'of the Tea ' ! Drlnkf-.-iuYe ever'ahle todrlnk: oyen theflrieslj ''Dar_oelingiand_ißSam klml<n •' I !. "I : -*! j i.laiKnglnndthecoiißUtiiption of BlenderVTea! 1 ] has increased toagreater extent thaniftnyorl-; 1 : ginsl ttnportad tea.'" "' . z',1 '" . ',;,'', ! j ■",-Thelargest importditon of'lMlanfFias.to _ \New Zealand was made la3t irionth by Messrs .' 'NELSON, MOATE, AND CO. It consisted of. , over I,So6packages (chests and'half-cllcsta),of . Pekdcs and1 Pekoe Sinushoniufrom the well-: kmoieh districts Of Caeli.hr, Assam,. Darieeling,^ Shi/C&t, Chittdgong.'and'Dovars. We ate in-" iformed this is (me of the mdny t shipiiicMfr during the ye/ir'iintended,for use iti' bUnd^nm with numerous iiamfitiei. of flew Season China Teas." l ' ''„"''.. ■■_'■ "." ) .Z'Z : :> Nelson, IVfoATE & Co.'i CELEBRATED ! Mi AIILIINQE I ,-, ;''.,', * I <.-Z,S. .'■•!.' - H.li I ' 1 it,.-:-:.; WflOL-SALE. AND RETAIL' '<-. i.ni iTfJA, ,^IRG|IAISff S. l; _SiLENDS»S, j 1 "uiii/iAND IMPORTERS. •■ j Cjraw^TOoH, T^H^MNi'''Wßiii_iq.jr9N, 1 j l ,afc:IOHKSW.V/ Totii.WlT-.7-i/: MHT T I -'* ''•'!'" ;'!.'' '; ;i '' V '* '■ -:! '• "A



if--'* '■■■'•■ Medical. ■'■*'"; '' " i__Tv_R COMPLAINTS. DR., KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer eury). Bkst „_mbdy for BiuousKiceiS, Stomach Derangement, P_atulkno«, Pains Between tub Shoulders, Had Appktitb. Ikdiobstiok, AOIDIT ~ HEADACHE. HBAKT nui!j, and all otlier symptoms of disordered pver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest jiiid mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is Hd; 5s 9d, and is sd. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world? PreparodVbv Jaa..Ri_?k6, I.ondon. SpeeinJly valuable PiUt for residouts abroad and travellers. I Sold by KKMPTHORNE. PROSfISRfcCp,,,. PEPPER'S QUININE -AND IRON TONIC rouses and, develop., the ,nervous i morgiea, enriches the-OOd.'-.promOtes appetite,, Jiipels languor and "depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is-a,,..ueqil!o remedy for neuralgia, a_ue; indigestion; fcVcru of every kind, chest affections, and in wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, &c. Tho whole frame is irrcatlv invigorated by Puppor'a Tonic, the mental faculties- brightened, the constitution I jfreatlv strengthened,, .and, a. return-to robust | health' certain. Bottles,.!!;! doses,. 1? i_d ; ,ne*t •ize. Ha. Sold by Chemists every where. The. name of J. Petinvr. Bidford Laboratory, London, must be oh the label. There to'no Tbnie. so .erlain in elfiiot sjsj -Pepper's Quinine andiron. ! Il is -iron«l~ _ucoriiiiioiid.il to r.sine.nts in India ! iii'd I thb Colonies; luid'sho'-ld. always be ktuj I re a-1} for use In every, case of fev-r or febrile Ii x.niliLion. /. '.:•.: ;\_[T/,'V/iI IW. Sold \>r RBMI'TIIQRNE. .I'ItOHSKU- Co. Alt AX '.il :'U:M* AND Wl ibl'll YLLVN, I'i'L'iu.i'c.l 'only by J. I'-pver. Umdon., t Hits riuid coiiilifiiation. extrai.ted -frnlu tiiedl-, •iiial roots. i_ now use' inst-iul of 'dim [lill HH'' •aloniul fur Hie i'.ure of dy.pej'aia. liiilmisnc.., md air ajmptofns of coVlirr-. tlon■ of the liver,; .vhUI. are i^ui-mllY painbi-iu-atli the shonlilrnf. r.eaila.'..., drowsiness, no. u'ppi-liti*.'• fUrfed toneiio,' disatrn-eable taste Ih'the morning, •idiiiuesa. rtisiurlMU.ee of the stomach.,aud tw\_ • .ijt of i-em-.r.! di-pressfon. It dels1 the-sliigvl-lj jliver in mulion, very slightly actson the bowels? ■fivliiu a auitse of health and coiiifort wltlilii 21 hours. It'is the safest medinino. Taraxacum md l'odo|ibt-lHn is: a fluid; made iihiy;by J. !»'E-Tl-11, Bedford laboratory,; Loudon, whose •lame is on c very label.- . Bottles, 2a Ud ami (» W. •old liv all Chemists.,. :._ most valuable ami ' waeiitii„uiei|ii)ine fur India, Australia, the Cape,. ,ud Colonies geheralljf.' ..,:.. ,; .-iold by KKM.. CUt 1 ttSK.'. p-ItOSSEIt & <"o. ■.'.' •^rP TS"YOT:.r\B ..LOTION. '-An E_., O tw-iiul Mt-i.ns of '..'CURING. SKIN" iISKa.-'KS. .'l'livie is -ai-irciiy,any eruption ,ut -will vt.>l.l 'to-'Sulphblhifc-" 'th v f-w (lays. mil ronimenee to fade n-.vnj- e-vi-n if it seemr jaat .lire. Oi-d'.nii.y_pif. p.les, _i;;!:i._., blotebe. _curf, rnugtiiu'ia. vanish as if bi magic; whilsi old, enduring skin disorders, that have i'la„'iie.l ,rhe sv.ttVrers for .yearn. Huvyc. ur ileejily rooUxt •hey inn. be. -Sulphullne" H-ill-.ueeuasfull* i iltack them. U di-troys tl.e iimnial.ulie. whicl. ;causa tlu-.se1 um___'h_P}-.> ir.-iuildn, painm! ul.ee idons, and always prodiie.is a clear, health: natural rendition of ttui! nkin; ".ulpholin. I/Jtion" issnlil h\ mosl Ctii-iai.Hia. Bottles, -B *' Made by J. I,'cppvr iiifd l;o.. Voi.don.^,, - ' ,K : K^;!^Tl!i';t I XK. I'J!. ISSKH ,&;CVi : . : [Established 1856:J ■'i : 11 »■ jw_. :HAvtf T_itE' t_,AiiH | i3f,!'-ii.iAr___i- ! and i IIEST S-I.KC-K-' STOCK OF BICYCLES' ■; ANl>' TBIC'YjC)t_E^ . .' ', ' ■ UN THE COLO.NV. --■'.'■ Gentlemen desirous of obtaining any particu lar mak'i for the e_B_ingßcason, wo Shall be glad toINBI-NT by the nex',mailforafty'reßporißlblo buyers and we undertake to deliver at 20 or _p per cent, lower than tho prices now charged in Auckland. For example :'*'A 52 or il inch No. 1 Sudgo ls;eharg.d at *_. Or i£23. We will deliver the sameton arrival at not more than rlß^ probably leaa." _____.'■-' "i"' '''-" '• ! Apply ■-. VV. 11. SHAKESPEAR & CO., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. TP E A C 0 nX, • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE j _ GLASSES of cyerjf description. , , ! •>>■'''_^>-_\i_cm_.rs 'sH' GuAß'Aft__i_i.. ' COMPOUND MICROSCOPES & TELE ; SCOPES,.. , . . i .. ii , i ., , 1 "•''"'•'■• "'"Powerfkland'Cheaiib I AMUBOID BAKOMBTERS, TnEBMOM-TEBfl, I Elks_kic Bells, Batiebies, and .•;,,•,-, , maOt i.n-flwi ;-''piTT_NGS. 'Magnectlc Electric Machinea and Medical Coils, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, EIEIJ... : •'■"■ ■'■■> 'AND MARINE GLASSES.' "* Jl' iTHEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES. IsPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOR'S j SEWING MACHINES. ! The Balance of Stock of those excellent '•■ Hand and Treadle Machines will be sold at 25 'perccnt'di-couut. Nearly 6.0 in use inAiick- I land. ! OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,.. j Shobtland-stbeet. OUR 7W 11 '"' v ' ■-■"''!■■■ I ■■?■' 'i""r'r i-i" ' «_-,'' T: '" _tAIiiKS... CAR-iIAGS'i. U-tA Tb,. QRAy ",z ~' ."zi" 'y/-^o'Ryz ~ "' z z"z j ads S JAMES-MACKIB,' __drarrri._, ■■> v*< ~TIP_pIUA^TRIEIW^:ItaST( J AUCI_ J A¥ i ; Repairs, of:.eyery, deooriptJoa, (». Wood, and '■ uon neatly executed on the shortest notloe. , "■ Springsinad- and repafred. ■'■ 1 —aoo la << i ..^waysflniHand-^Aiuymqntntl^rjrf^l-U^pa. _s6 Ironbark Shafts and Spokeal Red Qun. ;|__t«L^ldH6-_rtTo«_K___w_-d. ■" tuoue-i i N_3.-Co_ntry Ord«r> pwactn^lfriirtteßdl!!.^ j .•sJ,U7A3.IItI .If. .'..



~~- ~* "178, 1807J82 ______" "' WILLI AM RATTRAY'S SPECIAL-iBAIIGAINS IN: .;.._' ' ' I SPEG'I AL'.. BARGAINS I SPECUL BARGAINS IN ~I , '■; M UNDERCLOTHINGr! ' j ■~ IN, ALL DEPARTMENTS. . Z, ' \ MILLINERY i" > NOW-CQMMENOED'I.C^^^^ £' '. .^^^ ~ g;NOW; COMMENCE^ ~ ___^- f^H i'i.m.,'vp_yc^>-!g^ ..._ l ---fa\—i „■ ~ EEL-, cs. v v--^._T) • -^>s:e^?i V^feg_-_-aJ fHousE--^fe_____y Wllmjgm h°use __as^[~| :. Y_£>£S<J#.. - Special Bakgains in SPECIAL. :BARGAI_>fS Fecial Bargains in , COSTUMES 1 IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. MANTLES!'



FIRST GRAND PERIODICAL CASH SALE. WILLIAM RATTRAY, 178, 180, 182 Queen Street, AUCKLAND.



"■""■' j; -'"V • "'" -' — i —S '" , ~~~ ■' - ■' ■■ ■ SMC , ' 'THH':FOI_[L,O WIN Q , QUpTAMONS ; ! ' WiU Bl*o to Roady-monoy Buyovti fit Urapory an idoa of tho VnlUO ABE NOW OIVINQ AT ThWb'ttlßAE DliAI-KllV ( \KI_IIOtJSES, 300 AND 302, QOEEN-ST, AND AT Nr.WMAIIi-K'r : — -'•.'•ti___S-o__^A_*Ti_BNT.-2-llomcspun^ Seiyrs. Ki-ench, Fonloa, CoUiunc, ancl'Otionuu Cloths, Caabme-ettes, French'Caslinieica and .Mnrinus from 3.6.. 13<1, Ua, T.d. »M, 18JA, la. Isßja vi*VBTEENS — "Tlio Loul», " Aremlta," ".Unic|iio," " ITolat," "Bavonb,"and other make! atisSa!is«a_,uw4.uHi&« r 2s«;i.a,'««i ,t'»1- il' ,li,cry,}rd- ~ ~„ „, „,„ «i___i._ ■'•■'Mi_l9r_*_ai.-Aspjollinot,-of hamlsomo Cloil. .i _.I:m'h (tol omiade) at.l9a »d. 21s 2!)ai 6.1 .i « aoodt Ulster (newshap.), with Cape, for lltelil; a u.mit Volvel, Pile Snawl for 12slid, Hsttd.sjbo BLANKETS.-Binclo lied Iliankets from T.i 1«1 or pair; otlr Spce'al Valuo'Wltney Blankets 21 yards lontt. 13s lid per pair; 2_,y_rd* lons,'. ITi llil pur pair; 2} yards lOnff, 2ls per jalr Moyrlel Btaiikot. at lowest price., fol.t ms. ■,)<.'>. M'u a;;. . _mv,. P__MiIWELS.-Special Value tor Worklim^l. r. Y*rd Wide. Is! aU other makes and wldttll at7)d, lOid. X*. U*d is l)ii. Is 6..1, is Sd, Is lld.J- ::.!. ■•* Cd. _^ CLOTHINO.—Heavy Tweed TroiiMii., lullil: 'irnii-urs and 09t, 15s (all wool); Bartt« B/d . Ooata. a special Hue, via; KalapolTweed i. nit. I".-; s-'uli Nelson, Wont of England, and Moegl* Tweed CioUiiug In Boy b', Youliia', anil lion. Ki:-. .'.-wit I'twcHt in-Icci. '*"; '." i.v ;l , , ■-■:;■-., -.'..: Good Vapio In Evory Doiiavtinont. iOtir Advantages aro'sjJ'o-laK VVo bnj'. c.?i-. p for cash,.and wo boU ohcap far M—_ i Our Goods nro wanked In plain !':„■■. :-"a hoeond prioos mid no dlscouM. | Our Aim Is to snpiily a good a;_.;to ;.t -.;;o lowest possibleprica lor oasli. ~ ' _r FOX r.O«>» YALI'E. F«'(. <'.I.S.I..QM_Y.'TBr S- & $."**■'' .'■;'; MOGRE^jaATTER. : ;'"-.:•.'.','. : ::;'t r":z ' ■ -'WANTED -. KNOWN, '' j '_.'.'-."-.".'..".- THAT WK HAVE: 1:,'.-'-':.,.' " 'I The tamest and Cheapest Assortment of HATS in Auckland, ! ~•-. , i ~. ... -~-. ,-•-.,, .;,INCLUDING .-. * i 8. O. GENTI_EMEN'S SILK nATS, splendid valuo .- ... .- — 14 C GENTLEMEN'S SILK HATS, extra quality ... ... .- .- 10 0* ; LADIES'SILK RIDING HATS, nowest shapes ... ... 16 6 HARD FELT HATS, splendid valuo ... ... ... 4 0 HARD FELT HATS, extra quality ... ;.. ... '._ .~ '" ... 0 0 ; ! MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, really cheap... ... ... ... .... 211 :■ MEN'S SOFT FELT HATS, extra quality..; ... ... ...... B 0 MEN'S, AND BOYS'.TWEED HATS, food value .„ ~ ;r:; .- \A}. .... Kf f | ''.'-' ' '-■''-.... ~,... IOUR CUSTOMERS' WILL PLEASE CALL 'IN AS OfTETT AS: CONVENIENT; TO HAVE THEIR SIM. HATS DRESSED,"FOR;WHICH NO '! ;!" /:.- ' ■ >^/>' "-■>■' ■ CHARGE WILL BEMADE. s.. m ■ :! -' ;i- MOORE, HATTER, '% THE ' '-j



\ UNSURPASSED IN J3ENUINE' PURITY, . I ~,.„! f, ,- ~.-, rt, '~'ARE TIP TEAS .SOLD! -BY': Z -ZZZ, i 1 -1::.:;;:;;';;;;'::R:©BE5^NEiAL_:;r-;;;: Z,,, : 'Is 6d'"pFot 'po-he.''" >Byl '■'""""' j is •B^-per;'p9uai : Ha.-lOd^ot'ptftttid '■ ■'■■■t-'"'l 2s Od par pwmd 2s _d psr pound i'.-'i.v'.,1... -;>». a i ,-,.-,-, n ■ ».> : .fIiOTTHEATRE. 17/RO%_\!_. BUILDINGS, ° zl I 1. '--» <JUKB_f-Sa.KEET.,'»{i ■-....--;« w.y : : '•• ■ .i;; -•■ '■}



! THE WONXJERFUIr !. Latest Improvement-. Valuable Appliances. Ten Years' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Rollera. P^teWLoosprWlndlng-Wheel. Patent Thread Releaser. Wer thelm Machines kept in-Repairs for three yeara FREE OF CHARGE, niuswated Catalogues and, Samplee pfWorJ_£re« "' TBE WERTHIEM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY, . W^-^- ]:T^iJV'>Z'\Sl\Z'^.rZiZ'Z'Z^.^.^'- TV. tl. __-£_-_-JJE, ItU, QUEEN-STREET, i' . uv.'/,-i., ( i ....'I :-.-i..n.. ; AUCKLAND. I. .__,. ';""''"'": ;'""'" if ■'"■:"'"J:.V! : ,.;v;',A!,"/A"n" --■;";iU...:iU



T. & S. MORRIN & GO. (LIMITED), j 1 Hardware ; Merc_.an.ts, : • ' ',: IM-FOR_EItS 05 ' ' ENGLISII AND ABIEEICAN , - jIRONSIONGERY,^ /■ CEMENT, CORRUGATED -IRON, SHEET, HOOP, PLATE & BAR IRON, SHEET BRASS, SHEET .GOPPEBi,' COPPER RODS AND BARS, , "?' : '".( " BAR*STEEL- Z-.^i .-. i OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. B-ijeies I Carriages I Wagscas! GUNS. GUNS. GUNS; T. & S. MORRIN & CO. Are now showing a Splendid Assortment of GUNS, 'comprising SINGLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING GUNS DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING . i GUNS , . , i a:: SINGLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING in r.'GUNS ■ !■■'-« '■'' i - DOUBLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS REV OLVERS. AMMUNITION. Ksnook's Patknt Sour. Brass ! - • J i' 1 CARTRIDGE CASES. Caps and Anvils for Re-loading do. Rh-loadinq Implements of All Kinds. ELEY'S PATENT CARTRIDGE CASES. WIRE CARTRIDGES FOR LONG i ; .''/ DISTANCES, ; PATENTWADDING, CHILLED SHOT. GUNPOWDER;; CURTIS _ HARVEY'S Best Brands of Sporting Powder. PIGON, WILKS, ft; LAWRENCE'S , Suporior Sporting Powder. COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. Now landing, ex Rangitikoi, an extensive shipment of COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. New and Improved Designs. LEAMINGTON KANGES MARBLE MANTEL PIECES. ;'S The Grandest Show of Marble' and Ena melled Slate Mantelpieces in Now Zealand. Vory elegant dosigns j choice colours. Designs quite now. T. & S. MORRIN &CO. j Would-.dgfWi ppqeiaV attention to thoee Matitolpioce.,! boingtlio first .shipment of the kind ever ncen in A ueUland ; and prices vory littlo abovo tho«o of ' good wooden Mantelpieces. ' TILE-LINED GRATES, Tile Hearths, with Fenders and Fire - Irons to match; : coal vases;'-;:;' nolliiC.iGOA^VASßS'.'viJ-'^. COAL VASES. BRONZE ORNAMENTS. Elegant Bronze Ornaments In great variety; . , , . . ~,-„, 'MANGLES. , ; American Table Mangles, . English Table Mangles," ■• ' ' i, Two and Three-Roller Mangle., I « .)-,',v Wringing Machines, *0., fte. LAUNDRY STOVES. LAUNDRY STOVES. . LAUNDRY STOVES. Charcoal Irons, Box Irons and Heaters, Mrs Potts's Sad Irons. Nickel-plated, &Ot I__CIEXC^:. RUBBER PAINT. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT ' ' (in all _olQurs);in J, i, and I gal. tins.,/T • Mixed Ready fob Uss. f » GENUINE WHITE LEAD AND ZINC j ~« t: ,r„t WHITE, PAINT.-/ .H .1- -A,. . Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Turpentine, ii Driers. Putty,' Paint Bmshes,' ■< &c, &c, . &0. , , Now landed, a Large Stook.of , ,__ ELECTRIC BELLS AND FITTINQS. Cheap Electric Bells, with simple instruc tions for fixing.' ,i t,\ -':') ..' iri-.'i fit'"! aii-f iiii_ 8 "' TT T 0 ~A T. & S. MORRIN & CO. vnMW; urn n': mm j g''^Bi_l_. SSTRi-Biv SIuCKLAND. .;j<. :-.tl.'fAO« VA-./M.}i"!



'" irorimonstery. "~ JB. B DAI _ I B. • YIOTOBIA-B-lUtSW, . IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DinCO- rBOM MANUrAOTOWIBS, Has for Sale, at _*w Rat»- Oarpenters' Tools Nails. Locks, Hinge) Eltohen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Largest Stock In Auokland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVIT_-U Cheap Hardwari. IJouse, 234, QoiSEN-S'rBZET, A-CK-A-TD. •'""■' J, fe J. DICEEt ' HAVE FOR SA'_E-' '.' '// ROWATT'S ANUCAFNIC LAMPS, Also. EXTRA BURNERS, FONTS, GLOBES. AND WICKS, '/",',; And a Great Vaitety sf , I, CHIMNEYS. RODGERS'B, LOCKWOOD'S, 6 WIGFAIi'S TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY. JOHNSON'S CELEBRATED SCISSORS. CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCEPANS, kc GRIEFITHS'S PATENT TEA AND COFFEE POTS. STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND PH DISHES, BASINS AND MILK PANS, All Sizes, BUCKETS, TUBS, PAILS, AND OVENB, BROOMS, SCRUBBERS, WHISKS, &o„ - ' i HAIR, CLOTH, A NAIL BRUSHE& PARReVs, BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'S SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS, GARDEN HOES, RAKES, * TROWELB. DISSTON, SORBY, AND SPEAR AND ■ JACKSON'S HAND, RIP, AND TENNON SAWS. .' ,-, .. o / ~. ~ '.i r ■-' j. ' f'i AXES, ADZES.'TOMAHAWKS AND* * :' CffISELS, AUGEIIS, PLANES, HAMMERS, BRACES, TWIST ,'.'"_ -~ AND PATENT BITS, A__ SIZES, LOCKS, HINGE NAILS, _ BRASS.WARE, •'■ SCOTT'S GENUINE WHITE LEAD, RAW, BOILED, A LINSEED OIL. ■ FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT ALLOWED TO CASH FOROHASHRS On all Sales amounting to 20s and upward* J.& J. „' D. A PJLJLI _34;i<iU.EEN-STREBT. it ,i ß _= i ' ' =» Timber. "l/ ; ' /.. rpHE UNION STiiAM SAW, MOULD ■_ ING. SASH. AND tJOOR OOMPANT .;>>=: ..- • i ..;.i, (LIMITED). ' '■' "If ' WHOLESALB'TIMBER DEALEIUS. MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASHES.: , AND TURNERY, i. BUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOTS I UV.i' ■-'••; SCANTLING. VA ■'. •>-f | BOARDS (Rough and Dressed) ' CEILING BOARDS WEATHER BOARDS1 (Rusticated or V.. ;: /Edged) .':;.':' ' ''FLOORING^A-_)'_ii_nNO "-.,.;,., ARCHTTRAVES ~ : ; , v Z~.,Z. ,' ... SKIRTINGS Z % "... i .•"' MOULDINdS (of tiny pattern) 'DOORS, SASHES,; land TURNERY, DELIVKRED at any Publlo Wharf In Auck land pi at the Compfthy's IMyate WJharf, __ Moohanics' Bay. The Quality of the Company's Timbor Is Un surpassed, and Prices specially favourable for Jtullders. Contractors, and other Wholesale' Buyers. '''~'''.' ! '■'■'• STORAGE AOCOMMODATION ..'*' ,' Afforded by Arrangement in Meonanlos' Bay , . -Ysird v /."'• '.i.".: . SORTING-UP ORDERS : '_ Executed from' Mechanics' Bay Yarfet . -n <•• ■ 'delay, ; ' -*' '*.-:_'"'- '-; \ QUOTATIONS AND PATTEIIN BOOKS : ~ ,On application at l'-.-"'_.'.'■' MECHANICS' BAY OR CUSTOMS-STREET. Gnnsrul.l-. ._D*.r"vß«v7--,.* : T'l-V?I ' ■'''■■ .- "'__*!_|S_fe_ : ' I I ___f|S Z'i- Queen - stbeet, ' 'f '' ISa©.*^"^"™ AUCKLAND |^_J__ivV (Opposite the City Market). '£j|^ T -~. J§r*\ i Ebtablibhkd 1859. Intending Buj'ers should In- BMrEf^Sr 7 s P°et tho LAHOK STOCK of m -:!pi§_iii!i>>—"^ Breech,and Muzzle-loading tr*i____i_Wsl Guns on hand. They will see KSSJffwfCfl tho best value in Auckland. B[8ll!i_*B§. Every gun tho-oijghly examin pra ..i ed and guaranteed before deli- K«v Hammerless Guns, > with Slerijen'e 'rasa' Patent Steel Barrbis,l2 artd 20 gauge; WRm ■ ,i Silver'sEateutAnti-recoilßuttPlatesj Sql Webley's'Bull Dojr and Irish Consta- WiM ■ bularyßevolverai-also his Now Patent Bai Self-extratting Revo] ver ; • Kynooh's" JBfsl Patent " Perfect" Roloading Metallic Vg_m Cartridge Cases and Ci'impors; EloyV &_e3 ,'Revolver'Ammunition*nnd Aletallic I*—* Cartridgoi Cases ; NoWeastla (Jhillod Shot; Curtlss and Harvoy and Pigon Wilk's and ,Lanronoe's .Gunpowder;' Kloy's Wadding and. Cartridge Cases; Powder Flasks, ShotPouchoa.' Game Bags, Oun Cases, Cartridge Belts,, Guns , Oil. Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles •and> 1 Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canoe, Brebcb-loadlna" Implements, FlßMng Tackle, Cutlery,' Fire works. . _ ...... REPAIRS,' including. Browning and Re i stocking, specially attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. .. ." , v '*-'• Jil Vll 1 j GOTMASiSR _ IMPOHTKR. 254, QUKKN-BTEKKT. AUOKT^ND. L' IGIfT H__RNESS H6R&ES, SADDiJB; HORSES, and aU kind? of SPRING VEHICLES: Hired. BoughtJand .Sold, at CROWTHER'S VICTORIA STABLSS, Wel>, esley-street ' - "" ''''•■ • •"-'-'-■ • " ■ ■ '•"" *■'



j Emil .Frese's 'Hat-dttoig, .teii.',',^ I T_t_iOß__\T _K_t__A_J:FA__l_,¥,r;ii'r MEDICINE. 0;: i'» .UfldltiM I ''■ RELIABLE,' SIMPLE; EF__OTUAI»i r, ' j ■> ■• :>'- .■ ' ' B-.iK-«4l! -,!H)..-{iit I The-well-known Tea has proved itaeltto,be Si > Most Certain and Efficacious Remedy for suon diseases as Sudden and Severe Colds,' Coughs;'' Peveis and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis. Headaohe, Bowels. Kidney, and Liver Complaints,l the.a Piles, Congestion, &c., caused by an Impure 1 state, or a superfluity of Wood. lis use removes. • Scrofula, Contancotts Eruptions, Pimples on this ! Face, Blotches, Boils, Rheumatic, Pains, and Pains in the Bones and Joints. It Is a'Preven- , five against Contagion, and de. troys "inhaled I Miasmatio and Contagious Vapcrart. I It nurifles the Blood, oleansea the Stomach .and Bowels, - and gives to tho whole system a healthy, easy, ' tone. It opens the bowels in a very mild and1 ; certain way.- It-works on the system generate, causing little or no discomfort. It will prevent almost any disease it nsod at least onCe'tf : month. It restores* the appetite, it renib yeS the ' distress caused by:eating hearty food jorjovcr-,;; loading the stomach, and will bo fou _d effectual as a Family Remedy where a simple purgative only is need cd. '" ,;' -- , •'-■ ; *•• wss:. HAMBURG ,T_3A RELIEVES and CURES ' ' ; ; , SICK HEADACHE ''' . SICK HWAUACHK M.nv, j i SICK HEADACHE • « ; J' j HAMBURG TEAREUEVEB and.CURES BIIjIOU-'N ESS * ''." "BILIOUSNESS '' ■•' ' ''Jill -' I ;'.- I ; BILIOUSNESS: -.-1! ;.:...■-.. «;>-_.,; ... !H_J_JU_G' TEA RELIEVES and CURES: CONSTIPATION ■>. • •''-' CONSTIPATION. . r-.i ■--...' CONSTIPATION;, ~t ,'_•. i,9 ~;•:- --i _■• ■■■■• - INDIG'H-S'MON ~-. . ' ■■• ;.' il i INDIGESTION: ..,.' ..j"_ .A 1*':: '■'■ '' _-am£urg tea;: -• [ •■■■■■ IS SOU) BY ALL CHE.IISTS AND STOREKEEPERS' !.>■; THROUGHOUT THE COLONIES.' Imt.nin - .- .: ' - piuCE:-'i !:'!'",._ Z"iiln\ j j., One Shilling and Threepence a PackoW OT PREMISES.' * J-V , ~, SJSs. _ • W--a7AEI,EN'-': ;'■'"'■ (For many years in the employ of Arch. Clark . . ■ . 1 . and Sons), i . " • • > 1 i t-t^SA-SB^. AND CLOTHIER, 1 JERVOIS HOUSE; PONSONBY, I?egs to notify to the residents that he is about nv.?J?S!? v. "I&PFW PREMISES, and is HOLDING A SALE OF HIS STOCK FOB I ... : _FOUR WEEKS PREVIOUS TO REMOVAL. Goods Marked in Plain Fiffures, and Three j Shillings w the Pound Cash Discount wil lba given duslng the Sale. ilAi OTIW GOODS, NO BANKRUPT STOCtC. TNOT^DAMAGED GOODS. 11 ST___LtNG VALU_3 FOR YOUR MONEY: ClIY* HIM.A TRIAL. . , GIVE'HIM A TRIAL, ; W. 6.-ALLEN, Jervois Road. -.-■