CITY COUNCIL.

The weekly meeting of tho Council was hold last ovoning, There wero present :— The Mayor (Mr \V. R. Waddel) occupied tho clitiir, arid thero wore also present— Councillors Stevenson, Mackechniej Devote, Field, Harpor, Crowther.lAickin, Montague, Waymouth, Fleming, La Roche, Burns, Garratt, Holland, Thompson. Correspondence.—Lotters wero read and dealt with ob follows :-(l) From J. Rao and others drawing attention to tho dilapi dated stato of houses in Ellioa-strcet: Agreed that tho Council has no power to ordor removal or repair of houses in ques tion. (2) From Thomas Moylo asking the Council to erect stops at his allotment, or allow him £10 : Tho City Engineer declined to recommend moro than £j, and it was agreed that this lesser amount bo offered. (3) From Joseph Ed wards, Upper Union-street, complaining of a drain under his houses, which were rotting his house blocks, and causing a nuisance: The Engineer reported that cost ot alterations would bo £40. Re ferred to tho Streets Committee. (4) From E. Smith, stating that his client was not satisfied with proposals re Baker-street, and stating that unless his request was carried into effect he would claim compensation: The Council decided to adliero to its previous decision. (5) From Cheek Brothers, Karangahape Road, asking permission to erect two light reflectors in front of their store: Request "■ranted, subject to the approval of the Engineer. (<>) From W. J. F. Donald, West-street, Newton, complaining of nuis ance from the nightcart being allowed to stand in front o£ his house for some considerable time. The contractor denied tho allegation, b'iit fluid the carts would be placed in such a way that tip in convonionco would bo caused to any citizen: Agreed that answer bo forwarded accord ingly. (7) From C. Alexander, asking for removal of bank of earth impeding new road through Judge Bepkham's property in Graf ton Road: Referred to the Streets Committee. (8) From Thomas Craig, ap plying for permit for stand to sell poods in the streets : The request was refused. (9) From W. Forrest, asking for a sum of money to assist him in erecting « retaining wall in front of his property in Ire^and strect, where tho recent cutting had been made; the cost would be £20 : Referred to the Engineer. (10) \V. Adams applied for (icrmit for the erection of brick buildings at tho foot of Groy-street: The Building Surveyor reported that the plans are not in accordance with the regulations, and it was agreed that Mr Adams be notified ac cordingly. (11) From J. Kinky, corro borating complaints against the dilapidated houses in Elliott street: Agreed that reply be sent similar to that to be forwarded to Mr Rao. (12) From J. James, requesting the Council to slope back ground in front of Grammar School Board's houses in Graf ton Road: Agreed that the work be done. (13) From John Morrison, apply ing for return of his bond of £50, bis ten years' contract having expired. The Engi neer had refused to endorse his account: The Engineer reported, and the matter was referred to the Streets Committee for further inquiry. (14) From H. G. Wade, submitting plans of proposed shop to be built on Market Reserve for Mr Brown. The cost would be £900 : Plans approved. (15) From A. Pollard, forwarding plans of villa residence in Sehvyn-street, Pon sonby, for Captain Lane. The estimated ooat was £475 : The plans were approved. (10) From J. Gilmour, complaining of irregular watering of Upper Symonda street.—The Engineer reported that the cart had been on every day during the last week with one exception.—Cr. La Roche denied the truth of this statement: Re-

■erred to the Streets Committee. (17) From Charles Madden, submitting plans of two houses to be erected in Albert-street South, next to the Salvation Army Barracks.—The Surveyor reported that the application was iot in accordance with the building regula tions : Agreed that the writer be informed iccordirigly. (18) From Secretary of Har '>our Board, notifying the rescinding of a notion respecting the extension of the main sewer, with a view to the reconsidera-

;ion of the whole question : The letter was irdered to be received. (19) A. Macguire ipplied for permission to retain the present ioarding around Victoria Arcade for 12 months: Deferred, pending the report on the subject of hoarding from the Streets Committee.

Union-street.—Cr. Fleming presented a petition from 16 residents of Union-street isking that that thoroughfare be kerbed md channelled.—Received and referred to • ho Streets Committee. Stanley-street.—Cr. Aickin presented i petition from residents in City East praying for the effective drainage of jtanley-street.—Received and referred to tho Legal Committee. Streets Committee. — Recommended: (11I—Letter1 —Letter from Metzen re Ireland-street. —

That work be done at cost of £3. (2) Letter from Mundy, Ireland-street.—That present channel be opened out to the creek to facili tate surface drainage.. (3) Petition from residents of Totara-street re formation.— That work cannot be done this season, but be one of the first in the spring, plans and specifications to be prepared in meantime. (4) Letter from Dickey re hoarding.—That boardings be not less than 6 feet and not more than 8 feet. (5) Letter from William son re overflow, Beresfordrstreet.—That work be done and plans and speci fications prepared. (6) Petition from residents of Brownrstreet. re footpaths.— That work be deferred pending ascertain ing of permanent levels. (7) Letter from McKerras aDd others re St. Martin's Lane, —That work be dene as suggested by Engi neer at total cost of £100, exclusive of drainage. (8) That tempoiary repairs only bo made to Vermont-street. (9) That right-of-way in Fort-street requested by Mr Speed be granted on usual conditions. (10) That usual slope be authorised re Mumford, Mount-street. (11) Re Dr. Wine, Mount street.—That earth be cut oat to usual slope. (12) That usual slope of earth to Greenway and Heldt, Wellington-street, be authorised. (13) Petition from Ponsonby re sewer.—That plans and specifications be prepared by Engineer, and that he repert thereon.—Various amendments were pro posed and rejected, and the report was adopted without alteration.

Legal Committee.—The following were the recommendations of the Committee :— (1) Letter from Superintendent Fire Brigade re uniforms.—That same be authorised (as per sample submitted), Superintendent to prepare specifications for uniforms, order to bo sent through the office. (2) Letter from E. Mills re nuisance in Dock-street. —The case having been decided in Court, the Committee see no cause to recommend Counoil to interfere. (3) That C. Cooper's' tender for bookbinding be accepted. (4) That thanks be forwarded to Dr. Aoki for present of books and papers. (5) Letter from Buchanan.—That £200 be offered for the 15ft for permanently widening High street. (6) That billiard hotels shall not be openat hours other than licensed houses. (7) That fire escapes be exhibited on Saturday next at Ip.m.—The clause in reference to billiard rooms was struck out, and the report adopted as amended. Finance Committee.— The following was the report:—City Engineer's report 're section 53 —Committee approve of City En gineer's recommendation to cut lots in sec tion 53, estimate of cost to be submitted for approval. It was stated that the cost would be £1,000. —A lengthy discussion took place respecting the disposition of the earth, the representatives of Karangahape and South Wards wrangling for it, —An amendment referring the question back to the En dowments Committee was negatived, and the report was adopted. Plans.—The City Engineer submitted plans and specifications for kerbing and channelling in Graham-street and Harding street, also for extension of Newton Road culvert, and for culvert in West-street.

Tenders.—Authority was given to the Engineer to advertise for tenders for fencing round cemetery at Waikomlti, and earth cutting in Sentinel Road.

Lighting.—At the request of Cr. Aickin, the Engineer was requested to report on the alleged defective lighting of Lower Qneen-street.

Paoet-stbeet and Franklin Road Works.—Tenders were opened as follows : —Nicholls and Catran, £5,954 4n6d ; W. Blewden, £4,696; James MoGee, £5,194 15s; J. S. Knight, £4,522; Conlon and Regan, £4,399; Robert Lamb, £5,612 15s ; William Foughey, £4,596 16s sd; D. Berry and Hawkes, £5,308 18s 4d; A. Archibald, £4,230; W. Kirby, £3,940; A. Pascoe and Rouse, £4,99^ 2s 6d.—The Engineer's estimate was £4,400. — Mr Kirby's tender was accepted, with the pro viso that if any complaints or difficulty arose as to the manner in which he carried, out his contract, the Council would con-' sider the; advisability of whether they should accept his tender in future.

• .Waterworks Plant.—A motion and amendment for extension of time to three or six weeks wore lost, and the following tenders for the supply of waterworks plant were opened : —T. and S. Morrin, £2,245 ; Wingate and Burns, £2,570; E. Porter and Co., £2,413.— Referred to the Finance Com mittee. • . ■ ■

Drainage.—lt was agreed, on the motion of Cr. Mackechnie, " That a committee, consisting of the Mayor, Messrs Aiakin,

Thompson, Field, Holland, Garratt,, Fleming, and the mover, be appointed to take evidence and report on the most ad-, visablo system to be adopted of drainingr and disposing of the sewage of the city, with authority to expend on such inquiry's sum not exceeding £150." —Amendments for the addition of names and the substitu tion of the Legal Committee were lost. Cemetery Bridge.—lt was also agreed, on the motion of Cr. Mackoohnie, "That the City Eiiginesr bo instructed to employ professional aid, etc, to prepare plans and estimates of a wood bridge (cart and foot passengers) across tho gully between Symonds-street and Grafton Road." Nelson-strket.—Cr. Montague's motion for the fixing of levels in Nelson-street, be tween Victoria and Cook-gtreete, was re- - ; ferred to tho Legal Committe. Hobson-stkeet.—Resolved, on themotion of Cr. Montague, "That the Engineer re port as to the best method of carrying out the resolution of tho Council re cutting down Hobson-street; also the formation oE \ Customs-street West, Moore, and Chapel- * streets to their permanent levels." Stanley-street Drain'.—Cr. Crowther moved, "That tho Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for drainage workpinStanley-street."—Carried. Ghafton Roa,». — Cr. Aickin moved, "That the matter of forming, kerbing, and . channelling the northern side of Graftnn ; Road, from Symonds-street to Domain street, be referred to the Streets Committee to report upon."—Carried. This concluded the business.

"THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH."

This was the title of a lecture delivered J' last evening in St. James's Hall by the R"e\'. Thomas Spurgeon in aid of the Tabernacle KtJiltlirig Fund. Dr. Philson. presided, and there was a fnll attendance, The proceedings having beeft opened with prayer, the Chairman iutrodnced the lecturer of the evening to the audionee in a eulogistic address. Mr Sputgeon began by explaining that/: for some time past he had been engaged ia. ■-~ arranging for a series of winter evening , lectures in aid of the Aullding Fund, and ' that he had been so far successful that he"'' had secured the services of Professor Aldig for one lecture, and of Consul Griffin for another, his intention having been to follow with a lecture of his own. Subsebuent arrangements to proceed Home had upset. this plan, ond at short notice he had!( resolved to give his own lecture first. He.. i had only finished writing it out that after- , noon, and consequently had neither had time to commit it to memory, nor to get it into his head in the' mannrr that he liked to follow. . with his sermons. For this reason he would have to read it. A spell of five minutes :' would be afforded the audience in the-i; middle of the discourse, during which the audience would have on opportunity of in vesting in his portraits. Much of tha matter of his lecture had either been begged, borrowed, or stolen, but it would be none the less acceptable on that ac count. The lecturer then went on to treat of truth and untruth, profusely ' interlarding his remarks with fnnny , and sarcastic anecdotes and historical references. In fact the lecture proved to <■ be a string of amusing stories interspersed : with comments. The Persians, the lecturer said, taught their youth to ride, to draw the bow—not the long bow, and to speak , the truth, and in this latter respect he con- ~ sidered our present system of education was sadly deficient. It was well to let young /.;. people know that lying did not pay—al-\ though that was not the prime reason, |of course, for avoiding the evil habit. Still,; ; lying, in the long run, meant losing. As ' an exemplification of this, he mentioned " the fact that a lady who was being j courted by a young man misrepresented her age iii order to enhance her recom mendations, but the lover, happenipg acci dentally to see tho register of her father's death, found that his beloved must have been born 11 years after her parent's "• decease, and therefore incontinently for-.... sook her society. It was a common white , lie to inform unwelcome callers that the master or mistress of the house was not at : home, but it was none tho less culpable.. .It, was better to bo dumb than dumb founded, better to lie still than to still lie, and better to speak naught than to speak naughtily. Not only was it; it necessary to speak the truth,- but to ■■'< speak the whole truth- It would take a huge volume to contain it, and it would-be ■ of quite a different type from any that pre.. ceded it. Horsey men were worse off in this respect than any others. A likeness was often disliked simply because it was too like the original. "Paint me as I am,' •■• cried Oliver Cromwell to the artist, "for if ■ you leave out one of my scars or wrinkles, •■' I'll not give you a shilling." Grand old ' Noll had got his gears honour&bly" in battle, and was not afraid -of a whole truth representation of: his • honest face. Still there were times when j j speaking reservedly was not only logiti- "' mate but politic. Feathers and finery were I ' great liars when they were used to indicate ■' position and means which were not really-i •'• enjoyed. To do half the truth was to- a make the whole falsehood. To say more ■ * than the truth was as evil aB speaking less- >'• than it. Exaggeration and tall talk were7 a walking on stilts which was likely to : become a second nature worse than thefirst.' "< There were some people who could hardly ?:' speak anything without smothering it :hY: fiction. With them the difference between iJ ! 20 and 200 was 0, which meant nothing/1--' There was no place like Yankee-land for-ex^'s' travagant yarns—in that respect it -beats""' creation. The lecturer'proceeded to gire'a''i i few instances of American imaginative <*» power, and then after the promised interval ■'; during which his " portraits were handed round for sale, he went-onto treat;jO^jj gossip, flattery, boasting, etc/giving them as abundant illustration as the preceding parts of the discourse. * In his peroration the lecturer entreated Ms' 0 hearers to " buy the truth, and sell it not," and to f walk in the footsteps of Him,' who could say without ogotifm, "I am tho Way; the .<■■•■ Truth, and the Life." Mr Shalders pro-,,, posed a vote of thanks to the, lectarer, ,' whioh was carried by acclamation,' A •vote ;.;' of thanks was also passed to Dr. PKHspi for ; 'j, presiding. After intimating that he would ( conduct service morning and evening next Sunday at tho Choral Hall, Mr Spurgeon'/'1 closed the proceedings by pronouncing the Benediction.

Our UNKNOWN.

BICYCLING.

John Howe, Esq., champion bicyclist of Engr ~, land and Australia, who at present .is open 10 " run a long-distance race with any bicyblist MI'1 the championship of tho world,-gives liis'peij--!., eonal experience of the valuablo properties of • St Jacob's Oil, as used by him. in his recont . contest with Jno. Watson for the obampionßhip ' of Australia i;!'

268, Elliabeth-strcot North," ■"';•" Melbourne, Victoria. li.Uiii'ii 23rd November, IJB3. ,;, To tha Editor Auckland Evening Stab. ■ j; Dear Sir,—l to add my cheerful endprßa-.j;; mentof the good effects I have at all time's;ro-,,,. ( ceived from the use of St. Jacob's Oil when in ' active training and racing. Dm'ing my recent '■' 6 days' contesthold in tho Melbourne ExhiW--^ tion Building for £500 and tho cbauipioushlp of ■, the Australian and adjacent colonies, it was my , boon companion. I continually used it before and after each day's performance! and the ro*1 ■ suits simply astonished inc. After riding for* .: consecutive hours,each day, viz., from luilf-past 2 until half-past 10, my limbs would become sore and stiff from over-exertion, bnt arter' ■■■: beine well-rubbed with the oil all inuaoular. ■ pain immediately vanished and I felt us fresh . , as <ivor. As proof positive,after the contest wdfl over, I rodo lOumilos against time beforetipulP' '<] lie uudienca and accomplished it in 8 hours 11 i minutes 45} seconds. Auothei' application of St. ~ Jacob's Oil was made, and it removed all feel ings of fatigue and I felt perfectly fit for anothor race. Am positive it aided me to win the match, and I shall never enter a similar contest without a bicyclo and St Jacob's Oil. I strongly advise all "wheelmon" and bther^ ' athletes to give it a trial, and feel fully'con* " ■ vinced their experiences will comparo favour ably with my own. "'■ '■ '««•>!»'■'

I remain, dear Sir, Yours truly, John Kolfk. •■' . ORIOKBT. i , ~-. ,-: .. ! / DAVID SCOTT, Esq., of the firm of Messrs Boyle and Scott, Cricket and Football Dopot, Melbourne, Victoria.—" St. Jacob's Oil re lieved meat once of pain. I commend it toall footballers and cricketers." EDWARDTRICKETT, Esq., one of the world* greatest oarsmen.—" I have found St. Jaoob B Oil a sure and certain cure."

GENUINENESS GUARANTEED.

BT. JACOB'S OIL CONQUERS PAIN.

IT CURES RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, M HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE, BACK ACHE, AND ALL SIMILAR AILMENT 3. ,;

A cash reward of £100 will be paid by the .!■' CHARLEB A. VOGELER COMPANY of BAL- .' TIMORE, MARYLAND, UNITED STATES of AMERICA, Proprietors of St. Jacobs OH;' or by their accredited local representatives, to , .■ any person producing proof to the effect that ,„ the testimonials published by them in regard' to St. Jacob s Oil are not atriotly genuine. ■■' J -I'l

Wholesale Depot c M. LEVY AND COMPANY. Auckland.

Printed and Published bf the Proprietor, HENRY BRETT,. o£ Sjroonds-stieet, at hia General Printing Office, WVndham-Btreet. io the Province of Auckland, New Zealand Friday, May 2,1881.

fHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, Fltll>A¥, MAY 2 1884,



1 AIFBED BUCKLAOT).T Drapery. Drapery, &c. Ironmongery. Tea Merchants. Auctions. *^ I • " — ~ UA |/b y — — Wednesday, may H, 'titbllesley house. IV E W ZEALAND' HOUSE, T. &S. MORRIN & CO. HAVfc / JOHN LEYDON.I [EDWARD USYDOS, At 11 O'Clbck." W J-l J-*- Ar^ dSKFS. i th ß h^makkkt. n ™, W HLUM RATTRAY, « RPNinVED/^ — '- ™ ■ «t,t«.ts nw^rHE trustees D j millinery and drapery i 7B ISO> AND 182 i queenstreet, Auckland. Hardware Merchants, I! L 111 U " l-U/f A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT FOR BY ORDER.OF i«| *» E FOR / SPECULATORS. TH\f DAVID THOMPSON. AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. Ihpomkhs of T q /fc^*/ J^^r ,« r , T.r^r\ninM l,n™ hmn " , WILLIAM RATTRAY bogs to anaouncc that his flret ohipmonla for tho Autumn and ENGLISH AND AMERICAN /mPQ/ OHN AND ED. LEiDON na\o been , lo on Wednesday, A TnvffTT Winter Season ot Now Goods (or all Departments aro now opon for public inspection. In *««***»" „,,„„ / W^/ favoured with instructions from Mr WU- unrescnwl sale on A JjOVETT soliciting a continuance ot the patronage bestowed on NEW ZEALAND HOOBK for the last IRONMONGERY, SOSbjf f liam Lynch to Sell, on the premises, Victoria- J} May Hth, atll o clock, at "> f ° J lu ; v iy £ announce tho ARRIVAL of his NEW 1 thirty years, ho takes the opportunity of observing: that on no previous occasion has he boen /^W street, on Saturday, May 3,1881, at Ho clock, l^ Bank, near Flat Bush, the following uve Boffl|^announce^hc^AKKi val oras «*w | to ' Bhow Buoh rioh real | y aplcn(Ud vahlo alld the bulk of tho Goods CEMENT, CORRUGATED IRON, /O/ tttf UTTTIDIVG KNOWN AS THE and dead stock:- Good Value CANNOT liEEXCBLIJi:u7 having orrtvod by the Direct Steamers, tho display will compriso nearly all tho very latest mmnai, uuiuvu jjiijiu uwi, /Wim/ HOTFL 3 Horses, 4 Cows- . uooa valuoi,A««ui uaj^wiuwku. UoaA^n p ar [J Fashions. HU London Buyer has been successful in securing tho olaasof SHEET, HOOP, PLATE & BAR IRON, l^^^l AUROKA H Wo/ l^e ofu"rro°w T?Pl n lMouia Plough. a CHOICE ASSORTMENT SHEET BRASS, SHEET COPPER, Skfc WM A !1n?O?i!'c aret« n°m°md FUrDitllre 2 ScWarrbvr^Disc Harrow. O™- DRESSKS BROCI °* lowar prices than those usually asked* for by tho local wholesale warehouses. CQppER R01)g ANJ) BBAg)I > g) /9m/ Iff '___ bridge Rollc!', Plain Koller, Hajral cc SILK AND VELVETEEN ~,„ n TPF[ Aft «f/ I* A „.«,,„, o carts Harness, McCormack's "W iro- MMRINO. CASHMERE, &o. BAK bTBJiL /jSmC/ HkA Auctioneera. dries Alßo the LATESTJ3TXLES. Q Q y^-^^\ Q Jrt Ifa I « nnnMWEMBD JUDGES i ffiS ffiM »™ i""lla °" FLANNEL, BLANKETS, , M^d^—_ j I^^J^Li-^^, /JljW/ "•—as^iI™—.1 ™—. "fl^Sr Kuc—ss-a-u,^-. t:n^=-;;--^L^ 7 :^ guns. — »/%/ R Tirmire Luncheon provided. * , _—_—_^»____^ —^——^—-p* PTTNCi «Hw' /dmM/ R. ARIHUR .Tin.ii-iTmTrKLAND' For CHEAP and STYLISH MILLINERY H^SK«^^==^S^^ H Hi OrUJNfe. /^W/ TXAS received instructions from S. A. ALFREDBtTCKLAJSLU, . W E CANNOT BK EQUALLED. U all HfelSnley'iiS UWI -> ~i ',t /=),>? GUNS. / XX Ashor. of City Loan omcc, 2SG, Oueon-st. < MW S hIS PPi =S 411 W WIP W !^- f :H^ '^- %) If « / ~_ ~ _ , (... TI^BkLANcfoF "his UNREDEEMED HATMARKET. ™^™. |(I M| J| I|l|| M| M gll^M IgJ || H ||| T . &S. MORRIN & CO. VV L LLLO LL I TTIOR UNRESERVED SALE, at &*£_: TAILORING DEPARTMENT. M^ 7 '■ ■■ J^:: =,HaMMHl^yfßfel M^ B^: JM>- Aro now n Bplendia Assortment of /JPjf/ ftTr>rr _ » rfearssa^sSra 0® £,jz^ssw1-^^^ :the^sssr *» li - « INoLE barrel br BEC h-loadino w/ STREET, Wearing Apparel T0 BE removed within one month OF DATE . IS gP^ ■ _^=z^=^.: ■ -7 GUNS /} I &c" &c- &c' ' of sale v/ELL STOCKED WITH NEW AND Sfflßlliß'li^^ DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING Ik I THURSDAY, MAY 8, NOON. THf h^^?i taSSfat Wood Sapa 1. goo M . filiilta STNOTP BARRELS UZZLE LOADING AT BACK OF THEIR foUri lately occupied as tho School-mas FIRST -CLA3S CLOTHING TO M,KA9URK I l^RPilllliiliiip i&M fl] l'ffi? "[^ il^l^ :K. ll!-!f ? Ki^U I bIMjL1 ' BAI^EV MU/^I-E-LOAD^O VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY tert Residence. AT MODERATE PRICEfa. 5 lalSl^ill i^ M I 11 <M \U \( t» ■ A\fll\ Kti «'IP( 'hi ffiMil^- v nfMTRT V RARUFf MTT77IF-T OADING / PROPERTY. ALFRED BUCKXAND. hats^ TIES. SCARVES : T^^wNlHljflffllP^'1 * SjMlMwfflj - 3c=lT^^E^ ll''liUl W^t^^^' ■' GUNS LATE PREIVIISES. IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN, TUESDAYS, S^^-^•^ JMBRKLLA3 Xi! °''V "'' «u.,smUh. CAPITALISTS, &C, &Ot —.1 . HEVVY STOCK OF WOOLLENS AND *BS^Bi^^^^;^g^'^fetl^^!i^^^^=~^rs±^£r g r^^^sS = rs =^^^^=J^^^SSS :r THE HAYMARKET. TAILORS' TRIMMINGS ALWAYS »Mlf IT M T'Pin XT Pk T? V I T T, • ■ Rl AKTHUR wT^T 9HEEPSKINS ON--- No' NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, AMMUNITION. 1). It, AX H^aSSSS nl^H^nd1 S"^ TAISS^AV »d STKAW*. IHE TRADE « WHM-U. PRICK. 178 , ,80, AND 18,, QoKK^nu,,. . Kv.ook. Paxk.t Sou^B^s Ohk^s™ ISfffiEfe^ 11^1 eochTUK^AY.atl^oclock. Car. and Anvil S for Reloading do, <ffe^^ kTo TWO VALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■ A. LoVETT. . X Pw^Tr, „ lt " T, » I^^Jt^I"!^^^^^-'^ — — IMPORTER, Wellesley-st., AuoKLANa MANTLE DEPARTMENT. Re-loamno Implkmests of All Kinds. Wf.yW (O"pomto ity Markey> M^Srso^a F oK™^^ ECIS3 — wiUXAKBATXBAVUBhOwUmio m^^^^-^^^ZLX^^ PATENT^aTiTRIDGE CASES. "fffilQ r Dooomlng thobontre of the business part of tho i^ntalning about 3.000 acres, In lots o!W acres -^r E W Ci O O D S. Uroclui I'alotota and Dolmans, elogantl y trimmed "«, Sj ";' |L' 'f'Tfc'r. ,S It - '•'">! .V> Intondlng Buyers Bhould In- Kty- — . '^Xls^^^apaS^Kn;^ jN {fflfia^SßiMa^^ WIRE CARTRIDGES FOR LONG ||iOS^fflS^ On^ie^HftMe^the^tea^ '^R^^Jd^^ " K»WSl^^^ DISTANCES. BjHHgH£1 !S& >^^S pdnditare for foundations. Situated in. the ! (oV^PpingM well as bearing good Krassat u§>«hOW was, "Mow Vkuy CincAiM" And so indeed they are. '1 heni for Children's wear pATFNT WADDTNT rHTTTFn SROT MW&& Every gun oToroughly examin hoart of tho City, facing a flno open business Jga pr^ nt h timo. Terms: One-third Cash cwwnnFV tnen is a nico variety of Cloth Jaokota and four-in-hand Llstors In Checks and Plain and PAlii.Nl WADDLNtr, OHILLED SHOT. Wf/* 1^ ed and guaranteed before deli centra and Town Hall Site, near tho Market {bianco can remain at 6 per cent-Apply t A. b JN t U V a«, Crimson Mantlo Clotha, oqually good value. ®JaH very w-MoLou^-E& 0r E db U cK.lan D . A' SNED DE N, gUF rSsss j s^a^^Ss g tr^andwillbecomeinafewyearsotgreat nd ln 62 , QUEEN-BTREKT, COSTUME DEPARTMENT GUNPOWDER. I pSb, equally near the Kihikfhi and To J^wa- L-UOI U IVIHi UXhL AIVXIYIXjIX X. (3URTIS ft HARVEY'S 11 bulary Revolvers, alsohlsJfew Patent Tira: Lands T.«AKB> m Act. mSa^fe^^Sa^SSjnU* ltf» Has now opened his First Parcel« NKW AND WIILIAM RATTRAY confldont ,y reconunends an oarly insnec.tion of this Department Best Brands of Sporting Powder. . 1 %£s*§£&$ Uetaiing^eSHc TUESDAY, MAY 6. BE ABONABM GOODS, and would requeat thoro S^tg^SZ PIGON, WILKS. ft LAWRENCE'S IB x^^r A^SniUon'^d^eulc EX T^TBmo. tomato Heads. __ an oarly inspection. They have boon on^^X\fry tt^Ur u rcfre^ Superior Sporting Powdor. __. VFTEFNS -Tli- N , s BOYS . AND Zr^ffiS noTelU! «« ta»«ht- «* a™ mttrkcd boUfn httirCn^°n-s Pfran»f apartment, ftorc, aro some nvetty Uttle Costumes at very kS'^lwJr »,,!»$£ •VTEL\ETEENS, MENS, BO\S AND (fining the.farm o{ VERY LOW. reasonableprlces. whUo tho display of juntos and Polmos. etc., v rich in colour and variety. r<OOK TNO STOVF^ AND Gam" SagsToun Cases, Cartridge Bolts, Sun 'v n ,™L, O iwT H ni™nT™imvf WHarsard); price required. £700. Also, about and » apeody clearanco may bo looked for. V_>UUJYll>l* OIKJ V LjO Ail JL» oil. Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles and YOUTHS' WINTER CLOTHING, 700 aoreTadjoining theTabovo. BATWrtWa Bellß, Saloon Riflea, Air Canes, Breech-loading HATS, ' Wl^ -„««.» vmrnranifrimiM -KAJM IjtHjO. implemonta, Fißffing Tackle, Cutlory, lire- SHIRTS DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS, ALFRED BUCKLAND. CASHMWtt. FRKNCH MERINOS MITTTNFRY Now landin«- ex RangiUkd, an extensive Wo ß r^ Ams lnchldinl? BrownlnK and Re . 40., _&c ;l fto. . ■ BROCHES SERGES MILLIJNJ^KY. .hipmont of ,ti^J™oWly attaSjJ? tTAuStactta Particulars in future issue, Pnblic Notices. NEW CHECKS WINCEYS WILLIAM BATTRAVS Fronoh Models In this Depart mont should bo seen wlU.out COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. — — " dolay. 1 hoy arc Indeed triumphs of art. In btruwa 11ml 1..-its thoro man endloss variety oj Now and Improved Doßigns. U. &V±± 1, gunmakkr & Importeb. GABRIEL LEWIS, VELVETEENS gggj^ C^esiZ fn'Tetl, Vo^t, frS. Ifon^' fnfe^^ «• Qck-K-btmkt. AUCKLAND. "^ Auctioneer. (in Black and all Uie Now Colours) Cashmere, Silk, and Satin Hoods. Flowers. I'oiithors. AigretlfS, Millinery Ormunents. These - ' '. ACj k FOR. havo all boon well bought, and aro marked much under tho usual value of thoso goods to T -,-, , -x/r t VT*^rrir\iVT o A ■vr/~iT*o b X * U ' ULSTERS DOLMANS scenro a rapid clearanco, aa fresh shipments of Novelties arc to arrive. LJiAMIIN(*ION KANCxES Ironmongery. At Twelve o'Clock. and JACKETS PUR CAPKS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, SEE THAT YOU GET, SA SH RIBBONS FUR TRIMMINGS UNDERCLOTHING. MARBLE MANTEL" ** JMIJJHIMMIIIIIII'IiyiII °* HOBSON-STREET, PARNELL, &c. WILLIAM KATTKAY is mnnd ho holds .ho laqmt stole of lilies'and Children's PIECES WMntm^^S" d: F^ANS \*A. SHALLOWS AiUKLL^ b.&A. A Splendid Asaortment of- Tho Grandest Show of Ma'rb.o aud En,- B^Sg HAS been instructed to Sell by Publid CELEBRATED NEW WINTBR somo very pretty Deigns sulwblo for tho season. moiled SlatoMantolpiecos in Now Bgß Auction, at his Land Mart. Qucen-strcot, BLANKETS RUGS, SHEETINGS, KTC. -— Zealand. Very ologant designs; B^^E^^S^ on Tuesday, «th May. at twelve o'clock, _ choico colours. Designs KPSj^^^SSjSJ^^ VALUAhLK FRERHOLD BUILDING AL- TREACLE MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING FURS quite now. s^l^^S^ LOTMENT, situate in Hobson-strent, in most ' in Great Variety. L v' J ll " IkIB^PQI^^SShI Matthew's SChur'ch,(haVinK a frontageo ofabout and WILLIAM RATTRAY hns n choico selonUon of Fur Oooils In Cnpcs, Fur-llncil Cloaks, ■BwßMSßg***nwMiS " l> "oS°«K""" <lrcd''"J"'"'M'DOO"'">' COLDM BTXOP A »,U»»,(.,! Stock oUln,'. >l« im -. jS^f.SSS'^"" "KS, "S-K"! &S. MOKEIH & CO. ■ BBS »SSo BwssM.« «™ SYllur: ,™««»^r»—» SBd!SiMß«»««JfflKsa^ -*■*•**- SBUs BttftftWrt w Jtanukau Roi»l, in centre of Parncll, and weU- the kind ever soon in Auckland ; and pricei T B BLAIKII. SKcfofp^e^wK^^^^^^ ; T) O N S O N B Y. QTrl/c . MT , VT?TVf?TQ very litttoabovo thoso of good woodon J. B> T.^rxa-btk™,, The Building is in first-rate order, shop'and • .; ' ■ . X SILKS AND VELVETS. Mantolpioccs. IMPORTKB OF BUILDKRS' ft TURNISH rooms largo and lofty, fitted with gas and other ~....„ AC! nT-nTVprriTp ;.»™ DJQ IRONMONOKRT oonveniennes. Thoallotmonthasa ffbntagcof FOR VALUii At) iJliJillillO rp g ROBSON S WILLIAM RATTRAY is showing a largo Stock of Kimhiuimblo Make;< in all lending n™.m, n nu ui«n> >n rm>m SGfeettoManukanßoad. . . »hnnVß wieldcsircs to draw special attention to his Plain Velvets and Hrocho Silks and Satins, TTT T?-T T NTFT* PRATPQ DrMOT rBOU MAHUFAOTUBMf, ; Tho above properties aro well worthy the at- See Medical Testimonials. . DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. w hioh will be found marvels /or value. ■•■ A-UAj Ull^iau VxXVA A HiO. Hftg g^ M Rjtes tenrlon of Capitalists, Investors, and others; ._.. ,;.r, Tlf vr n Tilo Hearths, with Fenders and Firo p.r™n»«r«'Tonl« tho Hobson-street allotment is a first-class Under tho Management of MISS FRIKND, Irins to m-itoh Carpenters loom building sito, and such as is soldom offered for .. ivho has lately arrivod from Enptland, ; «...,■ Nails, Looks, HlngM Bale in this valuable part of the city. ======== ~- = —--— ===== and had Large Kxperienco. DRESS DEPARTMENT. Kitchen Ranges ,s%i««»rts:ra coa^ STYL£FI ,.«,,»»„„„,» O u n coal vases. S=L=?iS3tr--- PUPUKI, Hokianpa, Lot Ml. about CO acres, \TORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY o ~ a ,, wh .iitt V ere? HiarriKnd OtS.anWoths^U Im foximl in an e::dlp»H variety of shodS POAT VA^Rl^ Largest Stock In AnckUnd supposed tobo hoaviFy timborcd. . iM (LIMITED). LADIES' OWN JIATERIAL3 CAREFULLY °|| ( \ ntßuch prtoraiisimißtneceßsiirily tompt, a clearanco. Tlu. Vrlv.>tren»in Ulnck and fashionublo KjKfA.LI VAnJliO. Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Feodus S|€SSs »ra==sr- i^-^--*"'™-"- 5— co^ vasks. -sf-1^- Hall; closo Eo lino of trams; contral position. Auckland to Mt Albert Arondalo to lit. Albert Dkai-kuy, Hilllneuv, and DukssMAKINO impHTinM nmnm and Avondalc, and Auckland. Estaulisiiment. Po.nbonby. n ,. Tmr TirnA O'nHll7MTt! r>T»/-wvrr7-|-< at>\t i uninmn v*BriA.i.iun in viinu D. F, EVANS, Leav ei Union Bank: LeavoAvondale: FANCY DEPAIHM EN LS. BRONZE ORNAMENTS. _ 1215 p.m. U' 1o", Hydraulic Liiue. WILLIAM RATTRAY has in these Departments un endless variety of Laces and Lace Elegant Bronze Ornamonts in great fl^.. XI , nTxrrT ._„ L-l-„„_ i DURHAM YARDS. \- ? •• 5 3J?- m- : ' Goo™, mfmin^lainTbrochoT Tartan nml Velvets, S,«h Ribbons with narrow to match variety. UHEAP UARDWAR}| XIOUSH, oIJ •• qATJinnws Umbrellas, Cashmoro and Merino Hoßipry, Droas Materials. Drcas I lut(O!in,l'ana, Hags. Gloves, So. ■ Fntt bait? »k tt,o n n^i,,,m Va-rl. SAiuuuaio. , r»/\»'.. In Gloves, all tho host makes will be found, and a special purchnso of a lino of Four-button 23-4, Qukkn-stkeet, AUCKLAND, w5S%Aftu%S-- Y"*. ■!•%;£ 4:: - i SO^S § XIWAS" M*uvill te *dltlalia tllO *UloUf" M MANGLES. HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS, j*" 50" 530™" •• HYDRAHIIC I IMP § r _,__,r-r-r T/VT -,^, -For MtAlbart only. tFrom lit. Albert only. jj lilui\rtULiy UIITIb b , __ T T ,_ -r-w i rnrrtT> *-ir ' BBaOsaa HUNTER & NOLAN. Auckland to New New Lynn to Auek- £ A^ 1 WILLIAM TfcATTRAY, I J # &J. jDICKBY — Lynn. -^ Qd- § TRADE MARK B Tf -*-v JL CoachbuUders. «&c 6i5 P;™" iisp.m. « TTlT'l $ fiO m 178, 180, and 182, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. jgilil^ have for saib- OU3INS AND AT KIN, t.3Op.m.SATUIiDAVS"7.ISa.m. I d.WllSOIlOCL: I . J^iP£%k ROWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, COACH BUHiDERS, ' U rI S' PAT NORTH ROADP" m' S 111*1/1 AMn M "7 " : ~~ eJfg iW T™b* ELLIOTT AND ALBEBT-BTMBS, i^ktadaScfm . | AU CKLAND, N. 2. SCWillff MUCllillCS. . ißjLMß^lii Have in Stock— Ijcavo Nationul Bank. Leave Arch Hill. - _————- . . ■ ■ '■■■ . n i ;BBiBES!BiSS^SSBa; jsß-^^a. pytwa Rrrß'WT?T?c< WONTS OCOREH Double and Slnglo^cated Bugglos. Hooded 7.508.m. 8.15 a.m. ri H A P CONCRETE. mrTT;, MW&&*«* i*^fWW&PS* BURNERS, FONTS, OLOBS-H, .' ■■ J0.15" p '.I yj IHJI, Ht_. -^^^KJ^ ANDWICRS, Also, 1.15 P',!"' ll& VT Our PRICES, from date, will be as follow* in --- -~- y-| -*—v ri ■> TXT *T" "IV IT ,i» i " "iHimil And a Gr»at Vailety st M-»TSK1»« i|:i 4:: = |S|||et^^ \A/ h P I I—l H I \/[ iß^^^HPi CHIMNEYa ■ i ■■- .■■..■■■ i iii 'it iiimiiwiiii ■ '&30 " 5-^3 » PLASTERING LIME .. 18 6D „ „ V V v I V 1 1 J -J 1 VI- WHftm SB C^SHBHPBh^IV^WHHRbI a3O \" . 7 •" SLAKE LIME .. .. Is ~ T T *■ ■> JL. -*- -«- J- -* -* -A. J.. T JL. TO^^^^^^^aiIHijr rT!ra^f"B&Ac^' UAU SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. iM table.pockbtcutlekv, IkWVVUfiImM^VJI p.m.. and from Auckland (National Bank) to Auckland, April 17,18& J. 'if li)5tl«l /-WroSffi RfyrfynSßSHl uTo^T^^ q. Rou h d limi. «h I DCIIIF " o^n^e-*- -J^iSA mSm JOHNaON' s celebrated scissorb. H^WpmSEm^^l I^SSt^&S^? 62^^ QRouKoina W..U. DLHLI, |70, QUEEN-STREET. M^^^^^S| — Ms^Bfc2i^B2il_l\3yHHj|Jl urt aya. BOUTHGATBB ~"~ *~~~" M^ »* ' W/^y^C SK^^ V * . *' IJSB3BHBftaffIHSffIBHKBU rrOLLIS AND CO.'S LINE OF MAHDRANGIHYDRAULIOGBOtmD , THREE YEARS' GUARANTEE. '""" ™iM QRIFFITHS'S PATENT TEA AND ' |-1 "■*"' ~ COACHES KOCHBi LUillt. jj-'i/ Lj. ■ '9%&»«iS*«S t;:rr j rnHAMBS OAKKIAGK AND OMV " _.„■ ~ '^' Avc^^ American Tablo M aß gle 9 , COFFEEPOTS. J \ iMEBM :^™ T^- V'lS 83 ■^aaSsag?'- cash ok time payments. E"«^fej~, TIcrrOWAJSTBKBT EAST, AUCKLAND fjf^ «. . SoJfiST . : ' „. „ _ "T— _ .«--- ■ ; Wringing Machines, &c, &C, STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND PIB T-i«,,.fr, nf ovfirv tftacriptlon In Wood and 9.15 a.m. dS 12.15 p.m. 8. KBA NB, a0 L H AUfIZIV, ..■ i . i ' i ' <• ____ JnTX^on^WrrtertnoUc* ; 10.30 a.m. Jg 1.0 p.m. OUBTOMB-STBKICT " GTOVF^ DISHES, BASINS AND MILK PANS, Springs made and renataad.^ _ «•»»■"• -Sg 245 orn ' ==================== Tea SEcrCbaUtS jLA UJ> JL> X X OlUViiib. ■ -S3S ; a^ST J-j; Iii?:™: •• optician, &c —-— — — : : LAUNDRY STOVES all Sizes, 'SSaagggfflSaS^ v, i .agt |g| .^. .. :,■;-,,.. ■: ■~•■• -. '. .. NPI QON LAUNDRY STOVES." buckets,tubs, pails,andovknb, yi-^i will- _JI^UIJXI 6.30 p.m. HgS J.op.m, ,A^ ilflk ...... .. ■ " BROOMS, SCRUBBERS, WHISKS, Er^lljjyi I"» " i Satnrdayß, 6.0 p.m. 3 D W Saturdays, 10 p.m. #H| .... _ _ _ ■fcMBM* Charcoal Irons, Box Irons and Heaters, Mrs JFU^^ Monday% mdp.m. IS" MonKh.O p.m. 'J| P 1 L iUI fl MX 1^ I" Potto'a Sod Irons, Kiokol-pUtod, &c. to., .:. *mßßmr>- : SSffifi*- Sb3&h SSKff 1 • :••■ -=•■■ IflWn I C haircloth,, nail brushes. =P§!K% Coae-hos^r Special Trirs, Br^k^Buggies, T. ? "oP^CIAN ° ° X'K' & CO. /^BUBfi^ fsi^3-: -aSSfefT .•^'LSagol^«u^ D *« Nelson, Moate * 00/ i. _ >i«nh oun /yS?^g^^ parkes-s,black-s, andLnmcoi \ / \/ ■ ■ ■ An accukatb Fit GpABAMiBBD. ....«».. UtTTS tJ Mfwfnwß WvT // 5T .A^^l^^^ 'VX SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS, <,L^ „ ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES COMPOUND MICROSCOPES fc TBLB; CELEBRATED fUflfl QUhHUhU | JBA if 41 .^^BB^^S^ .\ J IGHTHrRNE S riWRSES,SADDLE ' ; ALTBRATIONOFJIMK-TABI* Powe^oUnd« CHALI'FNfiF '«»..«. t,-.l f.rTr-H.turrt // GARDEN HOES, RAKES, ft TROWELS. I'# Nf 8 °, SnMIN n G t Ihe Royal MaU Couch (carrying p^ensorsj .*"£££££ S2EE? aiSSSI J^^ Wn/^IUL-CLINUCi n.»»ur, Vfilu., Md •^•■gtb. * ||HWimH ■J I • : M<l .. . way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from TnH . nnn Af™S a hr^a NTS finMPARHTCH ti Jb^^. I M / IJL *%lfk** r V 1 <§* // JACKSON'S HAND RIP ANT> Uedical. ■ , Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train irom THBODOLITSB, SEXTANTS, COMPASBKB. Wfm 1 Oml mm mml^tm Kml O '*■ V V v V// JAUibUJ* S IiAJND, UIP, AHD Mr iV H lOKVS MRCVR L for To Aroha on Monday? BPKCIAI. ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOR'B Z H jJH » I ' I " I \^//"ile 22,1869, N?teJ^' TENNOK SAWS. RW. 11. JUMib, M.W.0.V.&..U WednogdaySi and PrMnye on nrri ral of Trail) SKWINO MACHINK3. ~ I 11 Ql -»/ *h/- jm / wit X^^?J» «1 ttK^S^l^ (Membur of tho Royal ColleKo ot Voter- from Auckland; roturmna from To Aroha on The Balance of Stock of these excellent "• MSS f wIPS «J %K/_ Qt/i £M- fm >»t ** CO., bl^ Inarv Surircons London) Into Veterinary Sur- Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m. ■ Hand and Treadle Machines wIU b« sold at M Q .. J^ | Jf P | "t W/ ■ lj/ "frf "T/ *• L-^ai*^ SKoHhT u \ r op^ SS^AS2^.^rt^^-^ Nearly 600 in use in An.*- %< W I ff]M D ' W h . H *. F«kL " AXES, ADZES, TOMAHAWKS AND 2&t flZ^iffi£ : S2S L^-isS^iil'.cl.^. J 9^ fi / HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. PACIFIC RUBBER chisels, augers, planes, Cattle, and Domesticated AnimaTs at the Efi® l^^nd^rt MJ^Sl*!wS3 j| ■ Bcoktmhd-btmbr J'-UI f^Sd PAJ.NI. HAMMERS, BRACES, TWIST Masonic Hotel, Prinoes-strect. All communica- »f Proctor ffAyAPnq " STfiWAL» QLASfi ' ■-i^ "^ I "PRE«»,» GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT AND PATENT BITS, , tlons loft at Mr Haslott's, Chomist, Quoen-Bt CambridgeOotobqr 1883. . . a&AH.B,U O SJiUliAii WIjJWO. ;,::■■■;..• | "Mr. HoltOß It a Pro!•••!■■•! (in all colours) in i, 4, and 1 gal. tins. ; TrillrcceivopromptaUcntion.TelcphoneNo.lo. "H" —'. ]. .' . —-^ ! £^ o£> "• $"" Ttl Tlllir •■< Bl«l<|r." MIXED READY FOB Use. AU, BIZBS, Tho Renter of Members of the Royal Collego j^AINBRIDGE'S TIME TABLE; S^^K BINOCULABS 'I I I I*7^ ■ AWAMMB ~ LOCKS, HINGE NAILS, &BRASBWARH, ofje^lnary Surgeons can be seen at Mr T , T ,^ O P« X -Cj-C2L^ COLD * SILVER MEDALS. GENUINE E™™ ZINC SCOTrS GENUINB WH I TB LEAD, nuaiui,i.B. ■ From THE Threk LAMPB—T minutes to the l^^iS IB X iL. iSiSOai"SB **'«- __ __ — ttuUl N »V.»._»«.WrfflS!aS.^(£SaM MM.--.**«?•■■ QUEEN-STREET AUCKUND, JaiSOH.IIOATBijO. 0,,.. Co.™, v^», T»» nUn ., ""■«"-^"-»« •HSM ' c-iaJ """Tl ES^EiTSfeS JIH »SS» Next v. New Zeiand TEA MERCH*NTI, M*£, r"Ul^f' I'r" , IT « p«.« c BN t. disoouhi WrlS «A**j«l^K ,»»■ J"U-- -'. 7 minutes past 4,7 minutes past 5, Zi minutep lyJlfflglß GlOtWllC FaCtOiy. 0..^..«_....... •• ' " ' • 7 ! '-'..-."' ' mAFMJH y CHRIBTCHURCM, /7=SF7M-i ' .uow !B ,o cm mo^ : -..ahd7.« »UNEDIN r AUCKLAND, /iS/M On all Saleß amounting to 20a and apwardß. Mj^lß '.^Ms^SBHHdH^H Batordayb from SheiJ/Y Beach—B.3o a.m.- WELLINGTON* Lmmmd WJiiltkk. — •AK-9V7 la.m. tuk.m. and'i'jp.m"*" Photographic JMMTI-EVEHYWHEM- f^^T Csff|l ■ T A T Fl Da.K.O. Wkbt'bXvi«vE and Brain Tbbat- mELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES OTOO R APHIO' ~ " "'~™ UlJllJlf^ - l^!J| J # (Jjp f} , J^ lOK BY t KENT, a guaranteed SneolUe tor Hysteria, Dinl- LlAi. UJ! LUAUHIitj. «M^ y^JT Public BsitllS CorsetUiaker. T ' J J r , „__,_„ omT>T , wm nesi, ConTnlaions. Fita, Nervona Nenralgia, "T-TMPnPTAVT nTvttp^ m TOnmaTq W™i«r. r> -n^^^^T TT ' >u»um»™^ Now landed, a Large Stock of 234. QUEBN-STRBBI, vX a& h^r^r&r^^^^^^ ; mPORTAN^°O TT?EAg. T°URIST3 ■;¥Wa.B.BROOMHALL4.OO.. •—— -^RSDOWNha. ELECTRIC BELLS AND FITTINGS. . Uopicosion. Sottoulng ot tho Brain resulting 9n W. K. Carter bega to announce that on and Ti'ar PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK irj. O TO BATH -dmS.msSli> -lj-JL just received a ■ THIME - TABLE OF DEVOiTPORT ln-jiinlty, nml leading w mlsorr, decay, and dtter TUESDAY, Jath January, 1834, he will TPff IMPOKTBBS, PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND PSfS*Sislsq Select Assortment of . „,.„,,.,.,. 1 AND LAKE COACHES doalh, Proumture Old Ako caused by over-eisr- .tun a Ooach through to the Hot Lukes, Ohine- ifi' ,« annnTr Awn RTRlfifT SHOWU.R BATHS, Victoria - street Kast. MStIOiUTOw STAY MATERIAL, In Cheap Eloctnc Bells, with smiplo mstruc- " Dl lion of the u-uin, youtWul lolly, or ovor-indul- tn'utu (ecu veyin? Passengers and Parcels), leav- If 18> SH°ATTr[n AVn 'harge-ONE SHIIJJNG. Open tt U week dayi every variety and colour. tiona for fixinir r^,,v ß Virrom v W.i 17,7 n . ~non gonco. Kach box oomalns ono month's treat- £g Cambridge on TUESDAYS and THURS- _J V AUCKLAND. Rom Ba.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN- Tgi MW STAYS, CO R S KTS, uxinfe. Leave Victoma \VnAnp, Devonport, at 10;2a T^r^A^-^&^l" lot MB> BBnt bJ W^B. at 7 am., returning from the LakesVn Hkve just Received a Largo and VariedStook JJ«S «rojn BUU 10 a.m, The Bath-rooms aie M^Wf BELTS. So., &0., w™ TakTA™ s£' mn .. ♦„ „ mull prepaid lon rjcolpt of Moe. . WfKD^ESDAYSandFRIi3AYS,at7a.m. of Cameras, also many Photoorraphlo NoveltlM & Private Land supphed with every oonven- ~ »L Upon the latest improvo- inn Stf^ "^ ll w" k TorureuSv^mt With oarh OTfl??^,»fl h. Wle Farcn, fil 15s; or Return Tickets, avaU- qnlte new to New Zealand. Chewy Fabric, to ence, Turkish towefa. fleehuid hair brusheß, JM Mfe. ment : SimiTra ltnv« Lnnnnrf .r mjs ft v. for«li buxoiucco n .aided wlihs^wnw^i '^ for ono week atter dato of issue. £3i:'i r/ darkroom windows, 2s per yard. Hydrokinona, ombs, respirators, soaps, ftc Select Bath- £fM WBk Country orders pnnotu- m o q Iur^"D"DTAT S nf\ 1 am! LeaveTl^-<,^£ sl hJ^* 5,^ and a ssas-fsy^p^^j;-*-** ggs^^siffssssiassasr^gs^ asMra&s^&usssßrWS t|r Hf m^w*. ; wmm, fare each wi^n E shilling. 1 alS^', S^-AOhSbounm^ ACCK, l^«^»J^^& >L^ 11 QUEEN-STEEET, AUCKLAND,