AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

We have received from Mt Thomas Sea man, Superintendent. CollectorV the ''agri cultural statistics for the counties of .Eden Waitemata, Manukau, .Rodney, Thames' Cpromandel,, Piako, and, of the adjacent islands. We make the following- ~ab

stract: , ; j...., ~,.■ j. County of Edijn.—dumber, of holding.. Freehold, 567 ;; rented, 183 ;. part .-ffflSd and part rented, 78 acres,: total, 829 acres Land broken upi but not under crop 207 acres; in wheat, 408 acres—estunated produce, 11,470 bushels.. Oats: For<m*w food, 391 acres; for. grain, 1G acre^ estimated gross produce, 460 bushels barley, .2- acres—estimated 3(J bushels. Grass lands: For hay l'ggn acres—estimated produce,; 1,86 a' to'ns grass land broken, up, 14,923 acres; not broken, 5,614 acres; potatoes, 479acres estimated produce, 2,G74 tons; lnafce 459 acres; pease or beans, 2 apres; turnips or rape, 13 acres; mangold, etc., 93:aer e8 . garden or orchard, 941 acres; tobacco ■ 1 aero ; other crops, 93 acres : total acreaee under crop, including grasses, 23,085 acres • in plantations of forest trees, 29 acres ' County of Waitemata.—Numberof hold ings: 413 freehold, 41 .rented, 11 Da J rented, part freehold: total holding!! 4fiS Land broken up but not under crop 'l 657 acres; wheat, 7 acres—estimated produce 125 bushels; oats for green feed or-hav 539 acres ; for grain, 23 acres—estimated gross produce, GO2 bushels; barley 21 acres—estimated produce, 130 ' bushels' Grass land: Hay, 403 acres-estimated produce, 580 tons ; in grasses after, havine been broken up, 11,025 acres; grassi land not broken up, 7,965 acres ; potatoes 132 acres—estimated produce,,s3o tons j mtize 72 acres; rye, 1 acre:; pease ,pr bflftns 6 acres; turnips or rape, 18 acres; mangold &c., 12 ~acres; garden or orchards 628 acres : total, 20,451 acres.' Plantations of forest trees, 2 acres. ij . x ',.

CountyofManukatj.—Holdings • 312f»« hold, 114 rented, 32 partly freehold,. 3 rented: total, 1,458. Land broken up but not under crop, 2,314 acrea.jiin wheat 3,9411 acres—estimated produce^ ■ IQO 711 bushelsj pats, for green food or hayi 3*930 acres ;. for grain, 1,196 acres^stimated produce, 30,882 bushels; barley, 106 acres— estimated produce, 2,930 bushels. Grass land: Hay, ,£,404 acres—estimated produce 6.3Q2 tons ;. grasses, broken up,, ,61,028 acres; not broken, 47,603 acres.;' in potatoes, 1,137 acres—estimated produce 5,290 tons; maize, etc., 485 acres;. rye, 2! acres; pease or beans 62 acres; turnips, 235 acres; mangold, 174 acres; gardenor.orchard 967 acres; tobacco, 41 acres 5 pther, crops 10 acres : . total acreage under crpp, 111,599 acres. Plantation , of forest tuees, 13 aores • wheat remaining on hand from last .year' 68 bushels; oats,4o bushels.•.... • ■ ..ii!.;,-,-' County of Rodney.—Holdings •„ .44QfreeI hold, 24 rented ; : , 7 part" freehold, isarti rented: total, 471> ; . Land;broken,butrnot under crop, 459 acres; wheat, 44 acresr estimated produce, 644 bushels ; oats, green for hay, 294 acres ; for grain, 43 aeresr estimated produce, 1,006 bushels; barley, 2 acres—estimated produce," 40 ibushels; Grass land : In hay, 223 acres.;, estimated produce, 274 tons ;in .grass .after .being broken up, 5,857 acreß; not .broken, 21,655 acres. Potatoes, 101 acres—estimated pro duce, 374 tons; maize, .196: acres!!rye,! X acre; pease or beans, 6. acres;. turnips or rape, 17 acres'; mangold, etc., 2 acres; garden or orchard, 628 ; tobacco, 2 acVesj other crops,. 31 acres: total acreage under crop, 28,879. .' ' .' *' ■;';";' ISLASiis of Kawau, Gkeat1 And Littlk Barriers, Waiheke, Wood's IsMSp.Aid) IslasDs w Hacraki Gulk—Nutaber,'i>f holdings; si) freehold, 5 rented, i, pirt rented, part freehold: total, "65. Land broken but not under crop^'37 "aßres ; wheat,' 0 acres—estimated prpducelJ.TO bushels; oats, green food pi- hay, 22 acres; grim, 4' acres—estimated produce, "40 bujhels. Grasses:. Hay, IS acresV-e6s mated produce, IS tons; ill grass, "havi^ been broken up, 1,855 acres ( ; notbrbken, 10,954 acres; potatoes, 10 acres—estimated produce, 33 tons ;. maize, 13 acres; rye,'l acre; mangold, etc,,, 1 acre; garden qt Orchard, 88 acres; other'crops,'l acre j total-acreage under'crop, 12,985; .planta« ■tions, 40 acres

County of Thames..—Holdings: -'139 freeholii, rented' 73 ; ■ part rented and part freehold, 4: total number of holdings; 216. Land broken but not under crop, 125 acres; wheat, 12 acre3—estimated pit)dnoe,i 246 bushels; oats, I for green -food or hay, 685 acres. Grasses :In hay, - -3M3- acres—esti mated produce, 3SI tons; in grasses after having been broken up, 5,991 acres;(grate sown, riot broken, 4;490 acres 'potatoes, 158 acres—estimated produce, '653 tow; maize, 61 acres; pdafe or beans;1.1 acre1; turnips or rape, 17 acres ; mangold, I eto.> 51 acres; garden oriorchard, 346 acres; other crops, 1. acre t 'total I acreage under crop, 11,713.. ;'! .1. -;•;;« •Jhtfiral-. >:^»

• County o» Coromandel. — Holdings': Freehold 60,-. rented 10,' part rented and part freehold 8: total; 78,;: Lnnd br&ken up but not under crop, 121 acres; wheat,-2 acres—estimated produce, 48-bushels'; oats for .'-green- food-i or •■ hay,l ?' 108 acres ; for grain,- 2 acres^iestimaWd produce, :36 bushels ;.;ibailey,--1-- aorei^ estimated produce; 15 "bushels f grass, in hay, 137 ' acres-^-estimated. producej"ils2 tons.. Grasses: Broken up,1,638 acress; not broken, 1,127 acres; potatoes, 39acres-^ ---estimatedi produce,-5177 tons p maize,--18 acres ; rye, 1 acre ; pease or beans, I'aerej; turnips or rape, 5-ncres ; mangold, 6 acres'; garden or orchard; 88 acres; other crops, 4 acres:- total acreage' under crop, 3,040 acres. ■:. .. ■'■'■ .■•■■■.'. i ■-.n-. i-atad

. County of .Piako.—Holdings)£J''97u6'e^ hold, rented 8, part each,-71 vtptaly 112. Land broken up but not undeu'crop, 1,043% wheat, 846 acres-^estimated produce; 18,820 bushels; oats ::green'focja.or*Biij<, 1,266 acres; for grainj 495 acres-^-estimattfd produce, 17,200 bushels;.barley!' l'aiffip estimatedprodnce,'2s bushels; grass': hay, 2,855 acres—estimated produce, 2,94(>>t6n8 >; in grasses-after beiijgi;brpk.en.-Hp, ,©,73* acres ; net brokeny .--;27,544 ; potatoes, 165 acres—estimated, produce, 714 tons; maize, j55 acres ; ; ,.rye, 110 acres; pease .or beans, 4 ; acres ; turnips or rape2,4B9-acreß; mangold, etc.,■> 147;: garden, pr orchard, 567 acres; other crops, 4 acres:, total acreage under crop, 101,387 ; plantation; 564 acres..:,; ■ ■■■~....; ; / : , ..*. .. ~;•.- folko

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1884,



w, s. cooSBAKi^- -^ I"8- DAT TO-MORROW* ! .. HORSE.; HOUSEHofFiinwMTURE. o'clock, • , ■ i . ' - ' ■ ; fron' and Wood Bodsteads, Mattressos. Palliasses. Pillows. Feathor Bed, Mirrors, WaflhsUincls and, War<vDre3sin K Tables, Iron Cot, C. S. Chairs, Mcatsafoß, Step 3, Clocks, Kitchen Utensils, Rocking Horse, &c. . ~ ' ■ SAMUEL CQCHRANE & SON, • ' Auctioneers. .., W. 8. COOHBANE.] . [JAMES, DAORK. MONDAY, MAY 20. ■ ... By Order of the Mortgagees and Executors of the Will of Rev. James Hanriin. 942 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND. Matakawau, on the Manukau . Harbour. THE Subscribers have received inßtruc- tlons from the Executors of the Will of the Rev. Jamea Hamlln to SeU, by Public Auc tion, at the Land Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, May 26th, at 12 o'clock, ALIi THAT PARCEL OF LAND in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, con taining 942 acres more or less, situate on the Manukan Harbour, County of Edon. having an extensive frontago to tho harbour and to tho Matakawau River, and adjoining Mr Pearce's property in the Awitu District. , c,., Also, i NEW LYNN—Allotment 201, Parish of Waikomiti, County of Eden, containing 5 aorcs 4 porches, adjoining Mr -Archi bald's. . ' '•■' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, MAY 29, At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp. BY ORDER OF THE MORTOAOEE. ;- i VAILE & DOUGLAS -, TTTILL Sell by Auction, at their Land TT Sale Rooms, Shortlanfl-atreet, LOTS Noa. 16.17,18, ana 19, of Section 2, Town of Howick, Parish of Paknranga, containing 2a.3r.21p., . > , ' --".' • ,i ~-, ~ .-': ■ AISO, ". ' . ■', " Allotment No. 6, Village of Howiek* contain ing one aero, together with all Buildings and Improvements thereon. ".. li: VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, - ■ - Shortland-stroet, /'-... ' THURSDAY, MAY, 29, tj At a Quarter-past Twelve Sharp. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT, AUCKLAND. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT'-NORTH ,-.'. '•.. i-i cote. ■..':;.;,;;■■~«■ 1 '■'. VAILE AND DOUGLAS <'■ ; _.; HAVE received instructions to sell by public auction at their rooms, Shortland street, Auckland, on Thursday,, the 29th day of May. at quarter'past 12sharp, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, viz.. Part of Lot 1 ot the Sub-division of Allotment MV PAIU3II OF TAKAPUNA. havine a frontage of 131 feet to tho main road, Stokes's Point, North cote, by a depth of about 110 feet; together witlr tho UuildinKß thereon erected as at present oc-| ried by.MrllowlJnson. These buildings hav hucn usod na a bakery arc admirably adapted anybody, wishing to startiin-that line of business.' '■'' ' ... VAILE.&, r.>,: ' *ASI> AND ESTATE i Sliortland-strcct. ~ , jTHURSDAY, MAY 29j I.1 '■ g ? \ At a Quarter-past Twelve Sharp..' BY ORDER OF'THte'REGISTEAIt OF THE SUPREME COURT. ' VAILE AND p'dUGIiAS WILL sell by auction at their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, , .■; THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY' known as NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE, together with Allotments Noge li/lSjand 16, of section No. 3. Subdi vi- ion of Allotment 9 of Section 8, **urbs of Aucklund. ■ ■:" -■•' ■:■ , . '; Vf This property has an extensive frontage to -tho Harbour, a frontage ot 400fc.-61n.' t6 Sariduld street, and 131 ft. to Curran-strect, the whole comprising nearly 4 acres.. - On this dnolce site there are Two Dwelling houses, ono a very large, handsome, well-con structed building., containing ' It rooms; the other a smallorjiouse, ot6 rooms;.and in addi tion thoro aro numerous out-buildings. For anyone requiring,a, Commodious Family Roaldonce, or a good investindnt, this is an op ponunity rarely to be met,with.-,TJie»jis no otlierpieceof land of the same extent with a harbour frontage to be had within the same dis tance of Qaeen-atreat. • ' - i ■■'••'■ ■'■ r . , , L VAILE ANDDOUGLAS/^!>V;/' Landnnd'EstateAuctioneers. Shortland-street. THURSDAY, MAY 29, \ • ■' . i • At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp.'.. BY ORDBR-OF. THE SPPREMK COUBX ON BEHALF OF THE TRUSTEES. VAILE & DOUGLAS : • XTtTILL sell by atctioti, at,their Land V? ' Saloßooms, Shortland-street, 1 THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated in High-street, and known as tho INDEPENDENT CHURCH.'^ >,j«: t\ , , . -—■■.;■■ '.|>if./-;2J r! i Tha Bale of this Property offers a rara pOßttg for acquiring a central business site. >Situated within 2» ftet of Queen-ntreek at the «nd of Durham-street, next to the large warehonae oj Messrs T. and S. Morrin and Co., Limited, and In full view of the busiest part of Queen-afreet, thlfl property cannot be beaten as a",- " ;.;.;;;;V : 'warehouse site,." J; ~'. The Land has a frontage1 to High-street of 65ft by a depth of about 148 feet. , 1 ,, (i . l : :; : , -0 T!he BuilcUnga oonsißt of Large Wdodlen-Bndd: Ing, lately usud as a Chapel and a Brick Building at the book, formally used as a School-room; ■The^ Auctioneers can confidently recommend this property as a good aad sate investment. VAI IE ' :&" D O'U GLA S, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-Btreet. '"' : -.".TfIURSDAY1, kiSf'Sr* 011 At a Quarter Pajt 1& Sharp. ..: F.OB1 .-:, ■-<; ■:•■'.'..-.■■_>■ _;, T^i:.,-,. ~;...;,■• ■,H,b^'-'' ■: -•-■''Bt Order ok the Trustees.- 1 il<- t0 ■ "JSfi'i, ;yAitE'and: iK)utAsV}(^Vv HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at their Land Sale Rooms, Snort land-street; ■ '■ '■ l\}'-.,'';'' "\'.-.:,,ir.*i -l ' TJE^AT,;-^AltffA'BL-E; STATJO^; ."?''■' '' .i; '(' ' ■*& '..;'uiv':,'i:'i'->vof & iAWHARAIijtJ^,;. 'i',-.;>;'i '■■■'>■ '-•,■''- pb^taliilng. [ V:-i.^- :>'"'; "Jrt' t '" 4,157 ACRES.'1 1 This Grind Property la situated on a peninßula about 40 miles North of Auckland, and ia almost entirely foncotl by the aea. .The, greater portion of-tho :land-rls!o('realiy good quality, the,ieV mainder fair: -ReaTly tho whole Is level or.un-: dulatln^, and only a small- portion unplough ahla.' It is-'wen-watered' throughput;,, There) are. about fdur'niiles of substjintial boundary. and.fliTlßioßal fencing, about 400 acres of-grass,, and.about '-< ''>u"K{':.,,;i" riii i"f'J ''•■■''■ .'■■'• 2,^»; ACRES' QE'VALUABLEBU^ fantr-t'i' ' '',-. r(Smoking "<s'. '■;,;;7'.'i.i(i ,'.of» Kaiiri,- jAHikalQai jPurJri,- PomUukfcWail Ms3nka', ■ffid.,Thia,.Bush alone is iprobably; wotth/jbotless,thaii'.£2,ooo. andifroni'wlUoh'ai revenue rian be'immediately derivedv rThß#flis' a nearly now ana well-built Dwelltpg-house of" sfr rooms, -.with ;r>a)*y,: KaDotttefs^Cottage, Cowshed, ■Pfgg'erfes, &c -On the property there Isaiso , ~.,;,t).s n > [*M: trYi £;j»"'i 0"-» • rjaIOA;"VALUABLE GUM From whioh ni>ne:of the'euni itidt, Ua-s4fi&Bß£il taken.' Thia alone is athing of igfeat yalU», Eas.' Kauri Gum is gettpg^ejarcer anclscaToqr^eyqryi The Views from- this property;a're'; ot, the grandest description, exteniiitg-over. the cele brated Hauraki Gulf, withJte'ißlaßdsotKajrali, Great and Little Barrier; .TMifiii, &c. ..The in lapd) vlit^Yß: ara> alsii very, flte,' tad^of-varied beauty. ■;:!,,idi '■' "i"';', •*' ' y'n'{ Aa this property musf, b«,s.Old! unorder Ho divido among the legatees, ItjWill bn a, good op portunity for securing an inveßtmout certain ~tOi uiercase largely in ralud. / ■°''*\[ *-*'",' Vrj {*'?"'• "IVAILE & DOUGEAS; '-^' 081 ■' ' ■ tS^»*™*il*nArbt»falftiL ■'"? -' ; '(O {'til "KSCfR gALIi 'at, the Dnrbanl Yoraaf «p>|Sßi wAimyri wooLiiattdJaKpffe r "" ....Tar STi'ini TO ZtfJUCitttOi) •



50 ? 3MOBKOW. ,a jj ;!PHE, " H*A~y MARKET,'. ' ; TnOE. SALE, at tho Hay market, on JJ i Friday, May- 43, ,188», ,"I '■> Of" II Thorcraghbrßfl Gelding SMIKE, by. Papapa ' from Una) BPldndid jumper ana flrat ,• .oluaalack... ~ , •• . f, . sjn ''Upstanding Brown s CARRIAGE <HOftSE; ' " sonfld, and quiet' ~,. • » AISoaBiNBI JUMPER. •.- ': '■. '\ \- SMAtL'lpbN^-fitforoTiflaren,' ( if , ~J f b. V.. alfrßd*lbuckl;and.:: ,;^ I - TO BE SOLD, pn FRIDAY NEXT MAY 23, at 12 o'clock-, at Ducklands HAYMARKET, ' .. ; ■ ■ THREE FOX TERRIER DOGS; J " Of good pedigree,1 fiqnrimported stock; famous rl™r3\ ■ ■Aiso, i ; !• ■ ■■■■A BRACE OF POINTERS, ■■ \ Bast Dedigfeo; teen shot over. To be seen at, Stalt^SSrSwry and Bait Stables next to the' Victoria Hotel, Victoria-street, Auckland. V^OUNTRY CATTLE SALES, . Papakura—Wednesday, May 23. . ! ALFRED BUCKLAND, . , . FOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal terms, the Katato of Wm. McLaughlin, Esq., containing about 3,000 aoros, in lots of JU acres and upwards, as may be agreed upon; Oliis: groperty is near the Papatoitoi Station;-has een in grass for about 20 years; is woll adapted for agrioulturo, and.ia in good heart for cropping as -well as bearing good grass at the present- time. Terms: Ono-tlurd Cash balance can remain at 6 per cent.—Apply t ■ Wm.McLaughlm.Es^r^ BUCKJiAMX FOR SALE, a Choice Farm, fonced, and in grass, equally near the Kihikihl and To Awa mutu Townships, containing 686 aoros.; ALLOTMENTS Nos. 31 and 85, containing IQO sores, at:Whiriwhiri, near Waiuku; substan tiallr fenced; fronting the Maoris' road leadin; to Waikato Heads. < ; ■ ■.' FARJI — Lot 95. Whangaroa, County: v of Raglan, containing 30G acres; good Homestead, considerably improved (adjoining tho farm of W. Harsard); price required, £700. Alao.about 700 acres adjoining the above. ALFRED BUCKLAND. '' tUESDAyS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL. SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, each TUESDAY^ fit U o'olook. ,j " ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctions. ' B. TONKS.] 18. 0. OABR.J 18. D. TONKB. WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, at 12 o'Clock. ALLOTMENTS AT DEYONPQRT, NORTH SHORE. . B. TONES & CO..- j 'j . HAVE; reoelv'eiJ instructions to sell, on Wednosday, May 38, at 12 o'clock noon, "\"u '"allotment's at devonpqrt, 'Detween' tho properties of Captain Williams and Mr" B. Tanner, and, 'opposite the late residence of J. B. Russell, Esq., Vauxhall Road, cut up into conveniently sized allotments, with good views, good aspect, and easy of access to the city. . V U* '; ■' ■■ ' ' ■' L ' PtANB CAH BS HAD OP AVCnONEERS. Allotments ark Pegged ,\xd Fliaggkd. '■ i> •■• I _•• Si ! ■■■■'■ it ■; . ■ ,V.f/, ; THURSDAY, >lAY 2^., : '•!' :; SjS., LALLA ROQEH-»,: ■: ■!i? I \ '* .".;.: r' ~:. '. : ii S.Si.LALLA KOOKH/J -f I By Order,ot^the.Mortgageb. v j ;' ;>:;;,' j |!.''B:S-^SAA"CS : ')/" f > HAVE received instructions from the ; Mortgaßees to Bell'Tiy auction, on Thurs day, May 29, at twelve o'clock,' ■■;* • ■■ THE .WELt-KNOWN SCREW, STEAMER t.at.t.a RCX)KH, 60 tons, now trading between thoManuEauandWaitara. .> ~! Tho Auclionoerß beg to notify to intendine purchaßore that the aflove-named Btcamer has lately been thoroughly overhauled. ■ she * at present engaged in a Good Trade, and will bo soldAVithonfßeserve.- ; .: , ~ -ijlorfurtherijarticiilars apply to \ ;: . ;,;;r, ;\7i;,R:& J A'.;ISAfCS,,':':.":; ij.Tiju ••',' ':,^ Morbfiaiitsuind Auctioneers.. ,'.. 1 ' J ., \ ' '■/, i -': ■. 7- i';. .TO•MbRROW^ '-' ■; -„'. .•■■;' GRSiAT '■'- WbRLD - -CIRCU& HORSES .j.j-V} AND-PLANT.'. ■.I.i.MS ■ ' I'-rDU-KBiAW;- YAR D S,; ; '. ■... : . nftHEnnclersigneol have received instruc- X 'jtiona from Mr W.B. Scdttto sell, at the ; Durham Yards, on Frldiiy, M«yJ3, c- ( . S VALUABLE HORSES, .being wolffiired ,i.-3i j7;/a'nd'ttataodVconsisting of— ' ■ Dark Ctiostnut Mare Lady, good hack and -very dodle; invaluable for-Cirous work, •' Grey Mare' Polly, good in saudlo and hnx ■ nesp . '-.. ' Grey Mare Angry] (rood buggy maTe Pair Chestnut Maros; took flrat prize at "' • ■ i Clulstohnrch as a oarrlaee pair '•" ■•'■ - ■> Well-trainßdEntire Pony Abdella".",; "•' BanaWaggon'-V" •-'■■*. , '.'"'- '■'■',' ' 8 BeWHSmes». ." l '-~."".,« ■'■ I fflMit-olASs'SideSaddle '- ' '■« -H ' Large Tent, in goQd order ■ - .„ ~ Dressing Tent, 40 x2O | " Block and Tackle, Seating ." Lamps and Glasses Dresses, and Parapharnalia of a Circus. I'^ff. .;i"'; :^''At'ip.3p;a.m.:;!"/.'^ ,^ t '., '••■■> ■>I'hunters NdLAN. ' ?.";;!! B. TONKS.f [R. C. .OABR.] . [B. P. TONKS. - - - WEDNESDAY, MAY 28. CARRIAGES from CHRISTCHURCH, Ex WAIHORA, FROM THE CELEBRATED MAKERS, f. 'i . ...-(,W.--.MOOR"&':COj-- ' '<WT: B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on -Wednesday', 28th' insK; at'll'o'cldok, a FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGES,. AND ;JQiit. or. .-;'-iiy^c&Es; " Eh s.s. W'alhbra, ' : ' '"' ' j .DOQiOi!RT/highly finished tur-scated Lady's PHAETON ur-soated Commercial BUGGY Six-seated WAGGONETTE .•."!,.;<A I Two-seated Abbotßattorn BUGGY, ■ ! Two-seated Albert BUGGY. [ Allot{HeSe veßiele^are Tiuiltjdf,theveryTjest %"^ -c materiais tHroueshW.:...: uoV FARitt,i Xivfe' a'kd; db Ap'.i Stock' ?&t& THE LATE ALEXANDBR'-LAMB/' .' '■"V/'-f/IiTTjWAIROASOUiTH. ni-I'. ' .•Bali-mtooK il ifvfl^H -/.-•- S. JIHE undersigned) hsygr ra^aiveai indtrnc* X MonpfrbmtUo Trustee.in.tho Estate of the lafeAleSnder Lamb to sell,-at his late Tesi; denoe, W«ir"oatSouth', within aißhort'distantfeftf thejiaading and Post-offlde,!^nrSittlrdayi 31Bt May, ,i 5,:,::i»j; Ijisiiai'id .','/. i :«HarFAKMttwaamtaßrl3r*ae?eS-ot "Rfclf I w -Altavial Lands fenced, subdivided f and ••» •Tald down wift -grass: There "is^a nice little orchard and comfortable three" ---! roomed House and Dairy on the property. i 'd'&Y^f?*s**9* TVjftfQaVattootv-A a:iT 9 Dairy Cows \ f-:Harrows ■ -•'" ■-^: «i'i' ■'«.> -i-te-ui »rl1 * w Ch^ffcutter, [.-.w-tlflU v» ui<j u8 njT w Dairy Utensils , , ~ „ ■^HooseholdFurniture,"fec.'{ fee.'"-"*' a- "' At Half-past Eleven"O'clock a.m. oto'^ (n.IHOTJiffe^NOLAN. ;i -;j-.1- ■'£ Cb: v sins" anKaj'k, 1h,., COACH BUTLDSm'■ d*"-1""1 , : ;;Bu.tOTT!AIfD:AIJI3BT-B*Blrtl«,' . !O . HareJn Slot*-* BTiinU Donble and Singlo-aeated' Bnggtes^Hooleil ' , and Buggies, ATsbT" Ibar Thousands 9«u»ri6a FinliheS Spoke*, ttw Be»t Siook In Anokhnfl.



ri-n".'!!'.!1; —-r-filiwicafc- — "™ ■ PIANOS MIGNON** "A" • MIGNON PIANOS PIANOS MIGNON ■{ )- MIGNON PIANOS PIANOS MIGNON \J MIUNON PIANOS Tji IR S T S.A'-M Pli B S . JUST ARRIVED • ; ~-,,,,• -i JUST ARRIVED ■ ' .■ i! AND '.•■- ' ■ ■ - ON' VIEW AT J. HOWDHN'S, ON VIBW AT J. HOWDKN'S, "■,.'" : QUEKN-BTREET, . '..>*"■' . Adjoining Bane of NbwZealand, MIGNON PIANOS A PIANOS MIGNON MIGNON PIANOS < > PIANOS MIGNON MTONON PIANOS V PIANOS MIQNON Q , "VICIOKIA-STKBET, AUCK. O LAND,(six doors from Albert-st. ■ ■ T.: E. CARTER, ' " WHOLESALE & RETAIL PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER. IMPORTER OF MOULDINGS, GLASS, PICTURES, SCRAPS. AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . Teacher of tho Pianoforte, Violin, &c. j » For terms and testimonials sco Brett's Alma nac Advertisement, pago 87, and poat £roo OB application. Tuner and Ropairor of Musical ißßtrurnonte. Public Notices CoUf AND S H H / THI / / CHOICE SELECTION /\/ or . /^/ CHANDELIERS, /v/ TANKS> BRACKETS. A/TINWARB. GLOBES, ft*. .«/y H-TOHMft ~ lt / / OASFITTINa, TOWN PBiom y4%MHANOm ft* /<>/ At Shortest Notice ai* yV/ Town Price*. / / 0. MAY'S BUILDINGS, / / OKVONPORT. ' OHAKLE3 HKSKETH,] [ALKX. AITKKN. TT ESKE TII and AIT XE N U aro glad to inform tholr oustomors and thopublic generally chat having Bold tho wholo of tneirjask year's stock of Clovers, eta, they aro in a vomtinn to oiler un entirely Now Stock arriving per iliruct steamer Aovanßi, from Lon don, nnd per Mail Steamer from Sun Francisco, as under, all currout season's growth, consist U'IIITK CLOVKR (Trefolium ropons> ,'KKD CLOVKK (Trofolhim prutens) ' ALSYICB CiiOVKlt (t'rurolhim hybrids) '. COWGUAS.S (frtt'oliiini poronno) SUAKLUT CLOVER (Tnifoliuni incarnatum) THKFOUj (Mi;diu!ii;u supulina)" ' IjUCWKMJIi I Hprifcago satira) : ALFALFA (Moc!ici'4,-oc:iuliana) ' TIMOTHY. il'Woiun I'rateuis) ■ CRKtjTKU J)OG':.!TA(L. (Cynosnrus eristalusl MEAIIOW KO.K'l'aMj (Alopccuruspretonaial 6H V.KVX KKStll • X (Kos-tiu-a ovina) WuoU MK\i)o\V GKAtfHd'oanemoru'llß) .. PKAIIUi; ([:voim:nSchra)deri) UOOU IiRASS ■ HA'l'-'l'Aih ISrorDb.i!ii3 clon£f(tns) MVri(:j!A~: (vA'iiM porrcnowrnpcrvlronsli CfJl.'Krfi-OOT (i;:lrlVJi<; l-iO.UI-iitlH) l'Ull-'i.KMi-.d' UUKK.N' TOP AHKRIIKKN TUliAii-ri . . ■ ■: DEV'tiNHiIiUK OItKY HTONT,, WTIJT! , .-<l'<iN'i''.:iii.l UU'lilK TUKNIPS SWKJJK -TUUNII'S.:; Thcy-Rve also ■Ay.vnvi for tho lioneduut iv •u.uinhieuiiud dv ilia Auckkui.l Miuiuru Con\ ■:uiy, Sy.ln.vy Fl ■i..-.i i ;-l hi..! Homy, Mineral hiii' luiio L'luUiiliuiL'3. i'-.iii'.to m,il.(iiMfit jliauiirea 'cnivi'in UiiuiiO, *';u;lU' vi .Sujlii. mv\ otlim \.rtitk-::v! M:i::-; t;,;;"v.at. ;::■; :.-. J-.iiluy.-lluuna ,>ehS'i!T.y-'r. !"i:u- , ; i;U! !:. S. •:■ .■,!:, Cnbrn. iui<! / HedloaL TCTERVOU3 DEBILITY. Db, B. 6.'WK»ils iv/.BVB JvND Brain Tkkat «bnp, a guaranteed SpocUlo for Hysteria, Dlut ness, Convulsions, Sits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Pros brut ion caused by the use of alcohol or tobacoo, Watrefulnass, Mental Dojrtfession, Softoning of the Brain reßTilttnfl; !tn insanitF. .'and .leading Jo. misery, decay, ana aeaUwPremature Old Age oauaod by met-axet tlon of the brain, youthful folly, or overindul gence. Each box contains-000 month's treat moat. 5b a box; or Sis boxe3 for Ms, seot-M mail prepaid* on rocolpt of price. ■ WJC GUAKANTKK SIX BOXE3- To euro any cane. With each order received by as for six boxes, aocompanied with 255, wa will send the purchaser our -written guarantee to re fund tlie monoj' if the treatment does not effect a oura. Guarantees issued only by ■ ■ J. P. KING AND SONB, Chemists. - Qenan-iitrßßt Auohlanfl LIVER CdMPUAINTa i' t L TiK KIND'S DANDELION Afct \J QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer eury). The Best Remkdt »ob Biliocbnbss, Stomach Dkbanoembnt, Fi,atulkncb w PaiHB Between tub SHOtJLDKns, BAD APPETTTB. IKDIOSSTION,: AOIDITy,' 'HKADACHK, HEART been,1 and- all other symptoms of disordered fiver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by manj eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at lsUo. &0d and4sod. BoldbyChcmi3tsandMeaicfne Vendore thronghout the-world. Prepared br Jas. Rorke, London. Spooially valuable PUIf for residents abroad and travellers. < Sold by KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER ft Co. EPPEK'S - QUININE AND IRON TONIC rouses and developos the nervous enorgies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies. thp digestivq. organs. Is a specific remedy for neuralgia, affue, indigestion, fevers of every kind,chest affootions, and in'wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, &0. ' Tha whole frame is ureatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, .the fflentaV-facuities brightened, the constltutlob arcatir strengthened, and a returii to robust health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, Is 6d ; next size, 11s. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The name of J; Popper, Bedford Labpratory, London, must bo on tho label. Thert'ls no Tomc>so certain'in offact; as Quinine and Iron. It is strongly recommended to rpsidents in India and the Colonies, and should alwayß be kept ready for use in every case of feveror 'feteile condition. ■~ , .. ■-, . ;\,■: '. ''.' ■[," 'Sold by KEMPTHORNE,: PROS3BR S: Co. mARAXACUAI- :AND. rODOPHYLMNy X ■ Pronarcil ouly by J. Popper, London. Tlli'3 Fluid combination, o^traoted from piedt biiial rodts, is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for tViu'ouroof d}:spcii3ia,'.l)iHous:ie.3s. and all syin'ptoms 'of: congestion of tho liver, which arc generally r.ain beneath the shoulders headache', • drOwqihesg. no appetite, furred toniCUU, disa^Tiicablo-'riiste in tho monnng Kiddiness, dislui'bituoc of'thtt Etoniach,' aucl fool &S of Btoera! dopto^sion. It.aots the slnsgbl liver in niotioni very sli^litly aotnon the bo\yela Kiving a scniu ul health' and poiiifort witliin li, honrs. It is tho safest medicine, Tur^xacuii) and Podophj-llin isa-fluid made only by J PBPPKR; Bedford' Laboratory, London, whost rtamc is on every label. Uottta; 2s M and is 63 Sold by all Chemists; A most .valuable ftrio Bssential medicine for India; Australia: the Cft|>e. and Colonies generally. ' '''; •'■ • ■ ' ' Soia'Iiy.KEMPtHORNB, PROSS.EK'K'P.oI ,' UkPHOLINE LOTION. 11 —An Ex ■ternal- Means' Of- CUIUNG"" SICT> DISEASKS. There is scarcely liny erui.iioi but'will ■yield to •" Sulpholihc irt af.,w ■■dnyc and commehmi to fade mWay even' if it Suonv past cure:- .Ordinary pnnplds, rcrtnoss, blotches eicurtf rouKhnoss.-.vanish as if-by magic; whihf old; enduring s!;in diacrdera, that have phiffuei; the bu(rovers /or years, howBVQr deeply rootec they. DMW~.be,-"•SulpholJiM»fl-wilH»uccessfiillj' attack them. It destroys the animaleuliß-whioi cause these Ui|si<d)l.ly, irritable, patpful airec tiona, aud'fttlWft* pitSducCs.iifcicar-, huaUhj natural condition of the skin. "Sul^lndirir Lotion" is sold by must Chomists. BotUei m i)d Made by J. Pc^ot aiul^Co.j Lotidon. Sold by E KMPTH&RNK. • PROSSICR & Co. (,/.'.'■ '.'■■ 11l A ''■ '• ' ';' ••■ '• v; i . fil d.YBSNMiiN^ -MFb''roSUßAMtp.,1 HiUD OlTiaei, PROVINCIAL BUILDINaS, f .. : ).,,i ot '-i!'-*WBi-UH«r(>lt/ j»,-,'* [.j'siir-;, ■■• mi .OHLT'KKW' HfAIiAKD LIT! OIUM. ,' iGtOVHRNMENT'SECURJTTI; ;•.'' ■'/'■ *,''.r| j a j f;vj-'V'-'',.^'j^p ! Al i ;x NSt [R AN OJB, 'is '■ ; ' LOV^EST. PBBMIUMB. Hie drdlnarr Branch Offers an of _fil^oofttJiiß.piamium.ohargedelßewiier»"~— :r=^ for £1,000, equivalent to An Immkdiatb Bonus .of £200, In addition to Fall' Participation in Proflis, |W:O r RpMAN,.1S .IKSU;KANG| 1 ' r" J ' Speciallyl>royidedforin'the . i ; ... .| J N J u.u,B.T.Ri t i* ' «RA-MJBB.','A ' : '" . 'J l. ' t !j .'l_Ll' ' -I" ■■t"J^"> iPOLIOIEB ISBnEBriTB«>M'(BS-IJlrwiBDS, THTH \ in, profits.-» I PREMIUMS- P/AjTA^LiiWEKBb.t! X | ah ,_ u>^ Jgpr whiohaCqUeet^ wiU,oaU,ti./.;roiL(>v j SPECIAL TABL^ j |;oJ4;,ieHlLl)iSii_l*'. : Policies.pi.£s'..B94lUpwards, after: Threo Years, ban be surrendered for ; Cash, or for a Free Policy. "* ]—~— — " ■ ...'-[ ! i'- I* ..({;" iJVMiTi'Xtmi^pSß,'-'. i^,i^~ J ' 1 NOTB.—The Gtoyflrnment noti'«»n!fy lirfegs In iiuranco within the reach pf nearly every man. {woman, and child in the1 communlt ft but pro' jvidasethe description otpolloy tadindd'e of pay ment boat suited to:the requiroirion ts of each. ■ D. If f' 1?™ COMMISSIOS'T'" •I



-"■-■:■-—.- itonmotiiZety. ~" ,-■ T. "&, S. MOftRIN & CO, (LIMITED); Hardware Merchant?,.. Importers op ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IKONHIONGERY, ' CEMENT, CORRUGATED IRON, SHEET, HOOP, PLATE & BAR IRON, SHEET BRASS, SHEET COPPER,' COPPER RODS AND BARS, , '. - BAR STEEL OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Buggies! Carriages I Waggons 1 GUNS. GUNS. GUNS.. T. & S. MOBBIN &CO. Aro now showing a Splendid Assortment of GUNS, comprising SINGLE BARKER BREECH-LOADING GUNS DOUBLE BARREL BREECH-LOADING GUNS. SINGLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS DOUBLE BARREL MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS It E V O L V X 11 S. AMMUNITION. Kwook's Patent Solid Biiask CARTRIDGE CASES. Caps and Anvils for Re-loading tlo. Re-loamnt; Implements ok Ai,l Kinds. ELEY'S PATENT CARTRIDGE CASES. WIRE CARTRIDGES FOR LONG. DISTANCES. PATENT WADDING, CHILLED SHOT. GUNPOWDER. CURTIS &. HARVEY'S Best Brands of Sporting Pdwddr. PIGON, WILKS, & LAWRENCE'S Superior Sporting Powder. COOKING STOVES AtfP RANGES. Now, landing, ox Rangitikc'i, an extensivo shipment of . COOKING STOA'ES AND RANGES. Now and Improved Designs. : LEAMINGTON ..RANGES MARBLE MANTEL PIECES. Tho Grandest Show of Marblo' and Ena melled Slato Mantolpionos in Now Zealand. Very elegant dcsifjng ; choico colours. Designs quito now. T. & S. MOBBIN & CO. Would draw ppcoi.il attention to these Mantelpieces, boin.tr tlio lirat shipmont of tho kind ever seen in Auckland ; and prices very little abovo tlioso of good wooden Mantolpicces. TILE-LINED GRATES. Tilo Hearths, with Fenders and Firo Irons to match. COAL VASES. COAL VASES. • •;. COAL VA^ES. BRONZE ORNAMENTS. Elcgaiit Bronzo Ornnmcnts in great variety.... , • ~, MANGLES. . .VV^ American Table Mangles, ; ;; ~,', EnglishTablo Mangles, . ..." Two and Throe-Roller Mangles,' ;. , Wringing MqchineB li ftci tl y&Oi LAUNDRY ST6VES. --'LAUNDRY STOVES. ; ■r LAUNDRY^PVES.;. ; Charcoal Irons, Box Irons and Heaters, Mrs i.Potts's Sad Ironß, Nickbl-plated, &c. ■^^SSbS^^'-1 ••■■ ""'^feAsa* imsAsffi'° r ' PACIFIC RUJBBER; ; T ;r"'--y : 'vPAiNT v .;^;;i: a'/ GBNUmE PACIFIC RUBBBK PAINT ! (in all colours) in h4, and 1 eal. tins. ; j ,-MIJCEI) Re^DY FOR U9E. '» ~ %.f <%. •' r $&.;. ij{] y'".iC GENUINE WHITE1 rLEAD"JSiNI) ,-^INC i 'Xitiet Coloured Varnishs'sr turpentine, ! i.-': 'Drfel-H, turfy; Paint.BrushM-■;*;./ &c., &p., •;> &c,i.:- "".;;: j':; a ~ '-it— o \n .;■,,/ >q.^ •■■■»':;■-■ ■::y t b,').-.'"!'./- .* ' •sw'i •& B3^WSraB»W . v,. . i ,'<■.'-t'y: j' I _ Large Stock of t KLEfiT^C BELL^i'AN© FITTIMQS-|( L ••-■...- i •■n'STJ'u i,.-.v :.',■ -phebp:Elß"etrlc Bells, 'Vfiih1. simple' instriic-' tionaforiixiiig. I old *iXv.o >'TT;'-'-ri:i .-:!<•:•{■ •'>■■->'■> St's.)'* > j , :«!?* ■■! .■:,!iiAT: '.)>■ '!y:/yi'"''_-iVi! j QUEEN>SIBEET> AUCK-LAND., ! .01) v, fIhMTLV. ,l> .:<



Brapcry, &c. " \ ]^f. E : W \ 'z ?-A LA N P H°u sE > : '.;"■. ESTABLISHED 1853. : ■■•';- ;'r RATTRAY. 'f^\m« ii.ii... 1 .- ■■ f=X- i IJ^^^TO^^^i' .^ j l^gESsasij house Jpcgggs^qj ha^^^^aj] house |^3SSS§§)| I fT ' 'WILLIAIW RATTRAY. ~'!~i| PE^^====-— —^—T=— , ' 'I ■ m !| y^ILLIM J^ATTRAY, SILK MBR CB R AND F"A MI L V D RAPE R, 17S, ,180, AKD 182, QCKEN-STREET. SILK DEPARTMENT. "' MILLINERY. csriMi.1 qi>i<- crAi iik'h'q Vnii worthy of In thia Dopartinont is displayed the VERY Attention for their Hxtruordindry Valuo are I'M^a^'V.ind PashionableMaterials now Showliiß in thin Uopartniout.- Amongst Leading Shades and iashionable Materials. Others aro:— ' * RICH STRAW BONNETS, trimmed Vclr.ot. BUOCADIO SILKS, in Fashionable Dark HATB AND BONNKTS, Co^ffiAs^ a'i.rn"mi B H °i'ltShL S for Ordinary CJHLDREN« FKLT HATS, trimmed in th« lid; the usual inarkot aluo being -Is (Hi and us FKKNOH KVKNING HEAD DRESSES, in "OTTOMAN SILKS, in Knuhloimblo Dark ESlu^! P A^? orJJ llPli|v TTTT nwq twttiat Colours, is lid and Ss lid; usually 7a fid. i rfinvwu**' QARNITURKS- BRIDAL RICH SHOT SILKS, in plain' Reverslblo w^Ti^nw» topm™ nrnwwna „( w m Twills, in a Variety of Colourings, at 5s lid; WINXI.B .FRENCH FLOWERS of Every Blinllni-goods havinn been sold at lOsOd. • Deßorlption In Rich Profusion. UKAUTIFUIi HROCADE SILK VELVBTS, WILLIAM RATTRAY. in all leading Winter Shades, Ss lid; equal in qimlit y to lust Season's Goods at 10s fid. ' '. WILLIAM RATTRAY. COSTUMES. Tho BALE for READY-MADE COSTUMES —' has this Season Eoutoed anything recorded in Uio past in this Department MATERIALS, DRESS FABRICS. MARK, and PRICE aro Simply BXTRA- In this Department also VERY, SPKOIAL ORDn*ARY. guaranteeing PERFECT SATIS- V»IOlfe-DliKSS SERGES, in Dark . WILLIAM RATTRAY." Faablonablo Colours. Is. Is 3d. and 1b od. Siml- .largoodshavorealiacdlsOdandiscarliorinthe MANTLES. ■ t °l'ucfll OTTOMAN CLOTHS (all wool), in RIOIt BROCADK PALETOTS AND DOL- Kashionablu Colourinas, 2s Gd. Tho ilrst par^oel MANS, of Hieso goods Cloiirod at 33.': ' * » Novelties in BLACK and COLOURED COSTUMK TWKKDSi in Mbsgiol and Ilotlyn CLOTH JACKETS. Fancy- Mixtumi. New Mixture MonWose REAL SEALSKIN LONG JACKETS, In o Checks, Homeitpiin Toxturoß—in great variety. Variety of Pricea. •otttttam RATTItAV' FUR-LINED CLOAKS, Bpeclal value. WILLIAM RJ^TRAXn OASHMERE WATERi'ROOF CLOAKS. . LADIKS' ULSTEU3, in Endloaß Variety •[ : Pattern, Mako, and Quality, at Moderate BLACK DRESS FABRICS. CHILDREN'S FOUR-IN-HAND ULSTERS FRKNCH MICRLN'OS. 46 inches wide, 2a Od, a s P°cial p*™* Juat °PoDed' ox Tongarlro. .IsUd,il», lsCd.iM. 5h Cd. > .-' ' , FUKNCH CAHIIMKRES, ii lnohos wldo. 2s finnPß TiWPARTifWWP 9,1, ;t» (id, Is, Is fid, .'.a. 5s (id,. ~ OKDJiK DLIAKTMBNT. M'llK Nl'.W CKAIMJ CI^TH,M Inches. Wido. Tills Dopartmont is under MOST EFFICIENT JUC:tI I'AKUAMATTA CLOIHs. qxtm .MANAG^JENT. Customers may therefore wl'Jft ■~ , • ,-,„„, • i rinnumi i\r-i iiMwn J'el/on Kntikk SATisFACrtuN* in the Execution NI rN d CI.IVI'IIS and F RKN Cll DHL AI N ES. Q ( {f loir ord erß , \^^B^Bm^k- W^LIAM RATTRAY. JNU" ' , WILLIAM RATTRAY. HOSIERY. . LADIKS1 RIBBED CASHMERE HOSE, In Black and nil Patdiionnbln Shinies. 1 • liniTCjVTrnrTi TIMV^ ' LADIKS' PLAIN CASUMKftKandMKRINO , iIUbbhUULU lAiN.ur.o, - hosK. In Black and Fashionable Winter ,rs T opnntD from b.B. HbrnxfOM, i c<*l?£ mim s ribbed cashmere hose. DAMASK TABLK CLOTHS, with TABLE CHILDRKN'S SOCKSin Endless Variety. NTliAY SCl!oTHs' h' WILLIAM RATTRAY. PILLOW '\AH KNS.... . I'LAINiindTWILLED SHEETINGS. ■ GLOVES LAUIbV LO.NH CLOTH. UU U a°' WTTTIAIW KATTRAY LADIES' 1-BUTTON JOSEPHINES, In WILLIAM KATTKATT. ■ niack and Fashionable Dark ColouST _^_ LEVITIES'GAUNTLETS, in Tan and Fashion able Winter Colours. T ~,,,,„„ t^t . TT SPECIAL IBUTTON BLACK KID BLANKETS AND FLANNELS IN ALL q L ovks. 2s(id. MAKES AND WIDTHS. , CHILDRKN'S FUK-TOPPKD GLOVKS. WliilAM RATTRAY, WILLIAM RATTRAY. GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT VIFNN V MPTIMXO TROTJSICTtS, iv'ith SHIRTS to Match. , . •!'..■ . MKT/l'ON' JiiailN'o Tl:ni.:'riKltS AND SHIRTS. ,• . . FIN'B WIIITK I.AMHSWOOL SHIRTS. ' „,,,„„ Sintl.ANl) |,AMH.S\ViKH. TIiOUSKRS AND SHIRTS. GENTLEMEN'S IHUCSSINO GOWNS— Kovbl»ii-m. ■-"/. LONG SCARKS. in dttonnin, Duoapajand SpotSUks. . t i ... . HE \RT SCA Rl'\S—Novellina In Style and Material. BRACKS SIIIUTS!. STUDS. UMBRKLLAS. RKVERSinLK-TOl' OLOVES, COLLARS. , ; ■ .... ..' ' .1 ) -■'■'.■ ':.', ■ ■ RELIABLE MACKINTOSH COATS AND LEGGINGS Made to fiPKCIAL JTO.A SURKMENTS, ao that any Fiffur c oan bo ComforWblyFUted. These Oomlßni-cTUKKIVKACKI). in New Patterns, and aro Irom ONE OF THE MOST RELIABIdt MAfTUFACTURERS IN ENGLAND. WILLIAM i^TTRAY, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 178, ISO, and 182, QUEEN-STREET,. AUCKLAND. ■ ■. '■ , ;" Tea IHerchaiiU ■•" ■ ; , • - UNSURPASSED IN GENUINE PURITY, UNEQUALLED IN QUALITY AT THE PRICE, ARE THE TEAS SOLD BY - ROBERT NEAL. Is 6dperpouad 'S'.^',; " Is 81 perpouad la lOd'pez pound // ■' : 8a Od per p«wd So 4d par pound. ~ . .... 2s lOd per pound THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, ■\ i :; ii . .■;■ c'■ ;..;;■,; -qiteen.stbebt. 1: '•"



Conchbnilders. &c I ; " ironjuongcry.



h.^itAMEH' OAr'.iU&GB AND DRAt; •.e.';,'".... ■- .. 'KAirroax . ~ - ■'■ : '..- 'r!\IMKS •:VIA OKIE, PROPanrroE, •• • - VXOrORVA-S'f KKKT "BABT, AUCK;iiAND -B-'i^fra or cvMtj ieacrlpHon In Wood anC Ircm.v .ii,]y,i«eou(«'..ou ttn ahortust notice. . . a..Li;iasmas'cuauti ropairod. i ' .. . Alwnys on jland—A Uvrje qnintlty of Lamps, also Ironbark Siiafts and Spoke*, Red Gum Folloos. and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Conn'trr Orders punctually attended to g /,, ■. , ■"■ -~-■' I. i.: I-' I. , J.fiW'Wngggg LTOHT HAKNBSS SOESES, SAUDL^J; HORSES, and all, kinds of, SPRING VEHICLES, Hired, Bought, and Sold, at, iCROWTHER'S. VICTORIA STABLBS, Wel ;le.Bley-Btreet. .-~ ~ m lU> ■~} „■'■ ;.. ~.-■. iHydranlic afinc* ! ■ > ; ; I HYDRAULfC' LIMEI I . ! <- .. I'.JJU.'iIC !/-1 H A ;P.> Cj Q N; C BjB) T E. I,kr> o i.1 ■■• '■ •' ;"! " ;-- ■■■ '•' 'Our PRIQE9, fiom date, will beoa ;followa, in i quantities of Three Bags and over: GROUND BQCHK: . ... Is 6D -PKR BU9HEI EOtTGH ROCHE .. ..' Is „ ~ PLASTERING LIMB -.-. la 6D „ „ LHV^E ~. ( ... IS,, ~ ■.. ; SAND, PIPES, AndYbRICKS, AS USUAL j Aodklaiia;AlpriHT,lßß ' IT'"- ' ..u;r/i)t h",



BBa|ißti<SijMPP^*!ffß JBi B" Ii A I X I », • . ... VicwoßiA-swutn, ~. IMPORTER OF BUILDBKS' & FURNISH ; ING IRONMONGERY . ' DtK*OT »ROM MANOrjICTtJMJUI, i , . , ■ Hu for Sale, kl Low RatM- Carpentßn'Tool» '~" ,':,' ..'. ~ ' . ' Nails, liocka, HinfrM.j /'.,:-,. kitchen Rangoa ~,., ..,..' .',. • • « Resistor Gratei, in graat Variety Marbla and anamelled 81s*« MaatelpleoM Largest Stook In Anckland : : Marbls, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fender* I Galvanized. Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlao Slate, dement, and Plaster ' j . : ! . INSFKCTION INVITBD ' 'l . -. ■'! ■'■■ ■■ - '■'■'.' I -'• |'" ■;Ji' -'~,■'■'■■ '-i Cnnsmlth.:'.; .•.: ■ - d. Je-'-'TI'-.?;:^-^ «■ SP'SlisSS^*^ "~ AUCKLAND: ! H^^^J ' <°PP°Bito tho City Market). EaTAnusnßD 1859. ' lxtmißß&fiW\l Intendihg Buyers should In ' iBBI 3BSHiSi* ■ y BPeCt the- LAUOE BTOOK Of m\"M\ fcl*^ Breech and Muzzle-loading ijEKoHaSiy ..• Guna.on hand. They "will soe 1 JSWISsfIHrSI ■ tho a^T VALUIS in. Auckland. ■ JSluiSa''**'* Kvery. gun thoryiißhly oxuruin OM. ~ .'■ .'■ ,6d and guaranteed.-before deli-. §|sjp£ .Haiumerlesa Guns, wityi Siemeu'f, i M&i '. _»Etttcnt,SteelJ3ai'Fel« i 'l2 arid 20 gaugej I Bnit • Si'WT'sPatentAiittnJcottßnttPlate^j I Sb.s); <. W«bley's> Hull- Dor; and Irian Gonstu-; siSB bulary Kevqlvers, also hia New Paten t ; &•!*[» Solf-extractine. RevolX'er ( Kyhocb'B -'■j%ti& ■ ■■■'Pateilt" Perfect'" Reloading lletallio p^RH ' Cartridge Caaea and Ciirapers; Ele'y'B I fmH S I A'mmuniiidn^and1 Metauio I "^™".- .. Cartridge' Cases ; ;jNewcastle.Chilled Bhot; Curtisaand Harvey arid Pigon Wilk'a and Lanrenoe'a) Gntrpowder; Bloy^i and Cartridge Caaea; Powder Flaska,1 ShotPOuehes, Game Bags, CFunCasea, Cartridge Belta, oim Oil, Tow for Gun. Gleanirifo Fen-et ftluzaeß'&hd Bolle,,Saloon Rifles, Air iCanes, Breach-loading linpJe'romtß.-yjßliing..,Taol£le, Cutlery, Pfre work*.'- . ~,,U !---:ov-., -;■; i-.-• .• i ■ ;- c ;-. ] ißßPAlßß>ilnol«63iig ' Brflwßlng' 'and J.W atofckinri;, Bpoolallr attended to,'and BatiaXactlOD feiiaranteed. . .'■'•'■.-".!'.:'''.':• ' ■"■".'' '' ,



Drapery. i T> O X S ON B Y. T. B. ROBSON'S DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. Under tho Management o£ MISS. FRIEND, ■ '■■< who has lately arrived fronrEnftland, and had Large Experience. STYLE, FIT, AND ECONOMY 18 OUR MOTTO. : LADIES1 OWN'MATERIALS .CAREFULLY , AND EXPEDITIOUSLY lIADE UP., T. B. KOBSON1 & Drapery, Millinbry, and Dressmaking : establishment, ponbonby. ■ , Direct Importer 1 ' , ' /ft, TRY , . v\ (fr&W. WILLIAMS, 1) VT NEWTON Jl \^^^^ DRAPERY, CLOTHING, AND FANCY GOODS. TTTELLE3LEY HOUSE. JUST OPENED, NEW, CHEAP, AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY AND DRAPERY FOR , : ■ AUTUMN AND WINTER WEAR. . ' A. LOVETT Begs to announce the ARRIVAL of his NEW SEASON'S GOODS, -which tor Style and Good Value CANNOT BE EXCELLED. A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF DRESSES, BROCHE SILK AND VELVETEEN MERINO. CASHMERE, &0. HATS, BONNETS, FEATHERS FLOWERS, RIBBONS JACKEIS, ULSTERS, AND MANTLES IH THE LATEST STYLES.' 1 r? U\ goodvaluk 7{ FLANNELS,- BLANKETS, AND ALL KINDS 07 MANCHESTER and BELFAST GOODS. For CHEAP and BTYLISH MILLINERS WE CANNOT BE EQUALLED. , LABIES SHOULD PAT TO A VISIT. "BESOM BUYING BL3EWHEBB. • ' ' ■■ . TAILORING DEPARTMENT. Thk MEN'S MERCERY. TAILORING, AHI WOOLLEN DEPARTMENT 13 : WELL STOCKED WITH NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS. . FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING TO MEABUBI AT MODERATE PRICES. SHIRTS. COLLARS, UMBRELLAS HOSIERY, &c. A HEAVY STOCK OF WOOLLENS ANI TAILORS' TRIMMINGS ALWAYS ON HAND. THE TRADE SUPPLIED.AT WHOLESALE FBICK AT OVETT, . LOVETT, : IMPORTER, Wkllesley-st., Auoklahd, • Insurance. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE AS SURANCE SOCIETY (Limited).: Chief Offices in New Zealand:' : ' HIGH-STREET, DUNEDIN. ' ALL PROFITS BELONG TO THE MEM BERS. ...]\. POLICIES UNCONDITIONAL. XmORALLBNOBABLB AND INDEFEASIBLE. . •• .''..,-l THE COLONIAL MUTUAL FORTUNE . INVESTMENT POLICT ■ Combines a Favourable •.:■:', • INVESTMENT FOR CAPITAL WITS ; . ,- ~ ' LIFE ASSUBANCE, AT ORDIKAET RATES. All Other Forms of Assurance as uaual. H. sThTIYALL, Secretary. F. J. MOSS & CO., Local Agents. ; j Corsetmakcr. :i i!'{""_''i' ■■ TMTRS DOWN ha* ixL jnßt reodved a M^HEnBH Select Assortment of imTr^V STAY MATERIAL, In eveir variety and coloar. '^^V j^^L Upon the lateit Improvo wMm IBV Country orders pnnotn ati I ll ally attended to. ■II I H ■ All parcels sent post tree. ™ 9^'' " MRS SOWN, ! otay and CoTsot-makor' r&^ \ i .. Upper HotafOQ uliovt. Cheap ELardwabii Houbb, 234, QUEKN-STSKEI, AIOKLAND. !• & sJ. Diokbx HAVE FOR SAIK ROWATT'S ANUCAPKIO LAMPS, "ai»o,-' EXTRA BURNERS, FONTS, GLOBES, AND WICKSi •_>•..■:;:■ ABdkOrwtTarietrtf :. I-. >■ : ■ .-« ...... -.'• ■■; i) ..,.,,, CHIMNEYS. • , , KODQERS'S, LODKWOOD'S. ft WIOTAUi'S TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY. . JOHNSON'S CELEBRATED SCISSORS. CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCEPANS, ftft, GRIFFITHS'S PATENT TEA AND , . , . COFFEE POTS. STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND FIB DISHES, BASINS AND MILK FANS, ~ !. ■■. ..!: - ;Alil ShSS, •;i'■ ■!i ■:> BUCKETS, TUBS; PAILS, AND OVENS, BROOMS, SCRUBBERS, WHISKB, HAIR, CLOTH, & NAIL BRUSHES. PARRES'S, BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'S SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS, GARDEN HOBS, RAKES, ft TROWILB. . DISSTON, BORBY, AND SPEAR AND ; ;';\ WC^ONiS'HANDi RIP,'A|TDi .;^'' i '• tennoit saws. ; axes, adzes, 'tomahawks and ! , ; chisels, augers, planes, ;■ ': '';'; "hammers, braces, twi^'';^ " a ..; ;';-:-;ANDTATBNT;atTSJ jV 'J ; LOCKS, HINGE NAILS, &BRASSWARB, I <■ SCOTT'S GENUINB WHETB-.itßADi'' ! )/,.iEUW,'B6ILBD,.ft LINSBBDO^ .■■• !;!,', ''^utjfva'.w cash pußOHiaiais.; ■,'■"■'.'; On all Sales amounting to 20> and npwiu^lf ! n H'u4ts)<n!^ ..■.'■ .;;■ lv "riftfi.l io ; -ti.-jis



Ten Mctchantel IMB 1 0 LUXURY^yi is //Hy our n m /w/fA'NCY Wblend, M/ 10 LB. Optician. &c. TP E A 0 0 0 R. • OPTICIAN, HAS IN BTOCK BPKCTACLKB AND BY* GLASSES of every description. An Acocratb Fit GtrAiuNTßin>. COMPOUND MICROSdOPKS & TKLB SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Ambroid Bahometbrs, THttKuoMsnag, . BLKSTBIO BEIXS, BATTERIES, JJO> FITTINGS. Magneotlo Kleotrla Machines and Medical Colin OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MABOTK GIiABBKB, THEODOLITEB, SEXTANTS, COMPASSKS. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOR'S . BEWIN& MACHINES. . ■ - • The Balanoe of Stock of these, excellent Hand and Treadle Machines will bo sold at Si per cent discount Nearly 600 In use in Auck land. ,; _;■ ■■ •;■ ■;„ r ;., ;;;;„, ..,:,: OPPOSITE TSTFOST-OmOl, BHOKTLAND-BTWOrt. ■ HAZARDS "SIGNAL "*GLASS. hUh fSUIi PO"WER,]?TJL (^S"^l^^ BINOCULARS ngM TELESCOPES V. H. HAZAEJ), Guninaier and Optlofan, 166 QTJEEN STREET, ATTCELA'ND. "-'*■-■■-'■■ ■ Timber. -■ ■ ■ THE HOKIANGA SA\y-MILL. COMPANY" (Limited), Having special facilities for supplying Kauri Timber In long lonßths, are prepared to execute orders for same at low rates. A stook of Totara Piles and Baulk and Kauri Spars always on hand. Apply to , ■-..■' E. R. CARDNO, Fort-street. rp,HE tJNION STEAM SAW, MOULD JL ing. sash, and door company :•: r ~ (LIMITED). . ' WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALERS,- , MANUFACTURERS OF DOORS, SASHES. ~ AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOTS I i SCANTLING BOARDS (Hough and Dressed) ' t CEILING BOARDS .. ,' WEATHER BOARDS (Rusticated or J. Edged) . FLOODING AND LINING - ARCHITRAVES ; 5 BKIRTINGS , MOULDINGS (of any pattern) '■ DOORS, SASHES, and TURNERY,, DELIVERED at any Public Wharf In Auck land, oi- at the Company's Private Wharf,' ; Mechanics1 Bay.' JheQuaJltyof ths Company's Timber is Un surpassed, and Prices specially favonrable for Builders, Contractors, and other Wholesale Buyers. STORAGE ACCOMMODATION: Afforded by Arrangement In Mechanics' Bay Yard. BORTING-UP ORDERS f Executed from Mochanios' Bay Yard without ■l p delay. ■ , QUOTATIONS AND PATTERNBOOKB ••. ■■ ! On application at MECHANICS1 BAY OR CUSTOMS-STREBT. ,; ■' ; .Coaches. ~ ,;' \ ' DOYAL MAIL LINE OP COACHES ALTERATION OF TIME-TAfeLB. The Royal Mail Coach (carryins passeßgerst will, on and after 6th October. ISB3, and until further notice, ran to the following Time- TABLE :— Leave Cambrldgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. . Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Monday* Wednesdays; and Fridays on arrival of Train irom Auckland; returning from Te Aroha'on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 o.m. catching the 2 o'clock Train at Hamilton Juno- Uon tor Auckland.' . Booking Offiokb j Gwynno's Hotol, Hamilton West; Colemant Hotel, Aroha; andat'myPremises,Kirkwood and LaKe-streets, Cambridge. ■■ ■ W. K. CAKTER, Proprietor Cambridßa, October 1883. . ~ , PasaenKcrs Booked at H; HI Hayr and Co. t High-atteet, Auckland. • "'"•'■ \ ' ■■ mELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. EVIPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. W. .lE, Carter begs to announce that on ana after' TUESDAY, Z9th January, 1884, he wij] Run a Coach through to the Hot Lakes, Ohino mutu (oonvejrtug Possoiigei's'.aDil Parcels), leav ir.a; Cambridgo on TUIaSDAYS and THJURS' UAYS, at 7 a.m., returning from'the Lakes on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at, 7 a.m t • Single Fares, £1 Jos; or. Return Tickets, avail able for one week after date of issue, £3. All Passengers to he Booked at the Offlca before leaving • .. " Buggies and Saddle Horses, with experienced drivers, to order on Uie shortest notice. Orders by Telegram or Letter promptly attended toi f CdmbridKe, January,23,lßßl.,. ,; ,-,; ■ ■, ■ t Bopkod at H. H. Hayr and Co.'s, High street, Auckland. i . h.. > VTORTHERN OMNIBUS GOMPANS i-l . ...(LIMITED). ~. .. ,-,,., v, NEW NORTH ROAD TIME-TABLE, on and ; after WEDNESDAY, March 19th, 1884 :-T^ Auckland to Mt. Albert Ayondalo toMt. Albert '.■ and Avondale. and AuoklaQd. ■'■ Xioavo Union Bank :< Leave Avondale: ■ . .i.. 10 , ■ a.m. ■■' ' ■ ■-•: 7i6Sa.m.- • : i . 1215p;m. Ui • ;. IUS'J, | 4.15 ~a ... -i) .:■ , I ■ " 5.15 ;, ' ■ : ■ - ; ■ 5.30 ~ ;■.: -i~ , , SATURDAYS. " ' ' '■■;"•" •'.'•lO .aVin. '; ;•" 7.tea.ra,' ' .• ' uop.m.,;. 7 ' m. ;.,„,„ ■■; : ■■•' ;, aso. „;■ _~ / ;■.;',■;_.;.|-2.30p.ni,"; r ';,, •For Mt.' AJb'ort pnly. tFrom Mt- Albert oplyV : Auckland to New New Lynn to Auck -1 :>i-.i; Lynn.;. >/, •> land..'.:, i.i !.i . 12.15 p.m., ~,.,. ./TMvmi -■ * j; ; : 615' " SATURDAYS.^^' ,_/ :., i.30,p.m. : ; : ;,,7.45a.m. -t ■ ", . "■ GIIEA"T NORTH RO 6ADl)l n'. ■.':..' . '" Auckland and Arch Hill. •' Leato National Bank. Leavs iroh HUL : , 7.30 a.m. ' 8.15 a.m. - :_ jhHiS •»i <■'<>• ■■■<■■'' -19.80 '„< ■ 'J O „,., .tlO;15,"t ■ if-,. >i.> '-/?. ! ... ■■ HAS-,. ',:•.■-■. :■ .'■! - ',< ll!>ii,,"'. ■~. -i -1 p.m. 12.25pan. \.3'i ■.: I i 1.2.15 ~'i ...,:.(:■■ I■ H toon ; - .ii-i.SLJS ~il .■.'!■:-.-.'''"aSO ,"■!' r l 5.5 :■„.-! :,'. , £ .;,''4.20:,, '.IW"^.'' "5.30 „ 6.45 .6.30..,,..- _ . -7-.' - Saturday Nights Only. Saturday Nights Only, Wop.m. 9.15 p.m. i An Omnibus will run from Provincial Lunatfo' Asylum to Auckland, am 9.25 a.in., and *3.30 p.m.. and from Aueldand.(National Bank) to Asyluiu US and 5,30 p.m., •[• n nnj ,• i . '■ Also, ah Omnibus will run1 from Avondale to Auckland at 9 o.m;, and from Auokland (National Bank) to Avondale 5.'3fl n.rii Saturday N itthte^KiiiX; iAvondale to.; Auckland 6 am, j Aucklanti to Avou«la\o 10.30 p.m; ■ * Will not rim or. Saturdays ~ -~, ~, ~<i *



St. Jacob's Oil Invincible, i* (To the Editor of Evening Stab.) • <9ISiS I Dear Sir,—l wish to. add my, testimony <to,<ttn efficacy of the great Germanremedy, SiJteoVi OIL Your columns have contained, from'tittle to time.expressioriH of gratitude f nan personSof known respeotabUity, aDdhaylag satuned'mK self of the gonuineness of the cures effected,, I obtained a Dottle, scarcelyhopinj; it would suo oeed in relioving me.' ■ For- tho paßt'Jlief ai inoutlia I have oufl'cred severely froni, a paini ful attaok of sclatioa, which, ia spite pLths most able treatment on the part of my xa^ai-. cal adviser; oontiiwed1 to hold Its owa/mmr Byatem. My sleep at laat began to bb affected, and my whole system veryßmch reduced.; {Tiio most careful treatment failed to give me relief, and I then applied .nearly every advertlflea; rßmedy. The saiatioa was principally 'locate! in ■my left ; thigh, and tho pain/nt times was moat exo/.-uciating. In spite, of,the), most thorough app'Jcations; and'ffie"creak est care and attention'on my part^'oß-; tainod no appreciable relief; and: at last' p&>* forlorn hope, I determined to. apply St. Jacob*. Oil, and from that time the pain began to" diminish.' My sleep soon returned, and'eaco: application afforded me relief. At first I W«'- Karded the cessation from pain as -onlyl, at temporary , one, scarcely dftrini? to, hopo, that the cure .was complete; but I have gratefully to acknowledge that I am"now' ireo from paln--in fact, a onan again.h; I: must confess' that I tried, the Oil in. ,abso;' Into despair,-: I had had no sleep for .three ojr, four htentsp^BViouslyl. and mjnsystehi waaTerjf low. The success.however,fe complete,and:l': again tender, my, grateful acknowludgmente w the projirietora of the Oil, and shall over con tinua. to recommend'it to oVery suffered who bom«s within range of my Inflnenco. W"hnt^ned{eal;i skill failed, to do Bt. Jacob's Oil ofTootod, and.l regard it as. tfle greatest boon of tho age. ;._ .;; ;(. '*■ 3 -lain,deSrSir^ «&>»«£ ■(■• •:':'.;: T>'<r ,\;<o:!i .oO nWoHlElußaif'^}1 Ashbourne; JMudgee, November; 12,1883. , ,=,-»' ;■' ■;; TMB pAm «OTteEIiT'LI!SJrV';;. !if i^ 1 ,'"Clarence Cottage,"' il'?'1 ''"?'"_ : >/;. Ijucwo "Thomafi-atreot,Balmafa, l -■',' itiril ~.,., ~.., >. :,f.i,;. o"2latlngukrlßßS/cli. ! i i;£t;irseA 0.1 ■."EubllsheySjßy : ENiNG;STJUSf, t) '> ," Dear Sirs,—About- a fortnight ago .1 t had- a i severe attaok of rhuematiem in my back, which Save mo n« end of paid alid^wonble.' TusdcFSft'* acob's Ofli and in one. or two applications the' pain entirely, left Since then £ hAve had ocoa-i, Bion to use the Oil on a badly-sprained .wrist,-, and its effect was simply, magic'ul. My wtfs has used It for neuralgia''in tho 'hoad,/with' equally satlsfaptory.rremlts. 1.-I, considertSfcrl Jacob a Oil a valuable preparation; and shall not' only use It in my dvyftTOUse, bjjlshallreeon»-:, mend my friends to do so. ■ ' ■• >- •'' •!"-<"-' I !-■;.■; c) .'• :. ■-■.■:'■'■ ".YOurstrulyv ;'J.fe -j I■■ ! Hi -t .■••;■, . f ',',W. P.iBOOTH.' i ! "" 'IT CONQUERS PAIN. ";i '-'in: ' : -so '~•■'-. 'IT CONQUBKS PA3QT.m hl* jjßi'JJ ! ill' i.ijii bavrivli :L':,.-iq x\r-.r : \ eK-ii'tr sib aGOWTn^WON,.Oie 'cause- (if;;■!».■ £SIT r^???™ ,to)uhlesomß, a%;, mtets,1 can'hle r felieVgd';bl rj£oiaiihg •saie? ancL Wore (^eotual than Gastof Oil in repeatta smW! loses, ,itoiHfsuseons flavour- bein^rthe only;ai«w -™o*iV..tW d BUjJßfptV's ne^ prpcesaoj,, nanuTadtuTecompleteTy.obvlMes tKia, and there Is now>tto;nSdr« pSwa'ble apsHent ttiffl'ih? A.- ' and B+.i.". I^atelesa" OastortOU sha,lcen:;wp": ih'<-' LlOKls, The Pharmacy; .and J. i/L-iEaso^ Homeo.' Ohttmiat; , Aap-foFffiS' . f.i; »..-■■-..';-. .V.^nU.-Mf"..-.; i %>. &..-& wiult?n.