DISSOLUTION OF TIMBER FLOATING INJUNCTION.

Mr Justice Gillies delivered judgment yesterday upon a motion for dissolution of injunction on the part of the defendants in Quinn v. Mercury Bay Timber Com pany. Mr E. Hesketh appeared for plaintiff, and Mr H. Campbell for defend ants. His Honor said:— "This is a motion by defendants to dissolve a perpetual in junction granted against them after a trial in which the plaintiff established his right and recovered damages for the infringement of it by the defendants driving logs down and placing booms across the mouth of a navigable river. Subsequent to the trial and granting of the injunction an Act of Parliament has been' passed enablip? persons under certain conditions to acquire the right of driving logs and placing booms across such rivers. In accordance with the provisions of that Act, tho defendants have now acquired the right which at the time of trial and granting of injunction they did not possess, but which, if they had pos sessed them, would have prevented the issue of the injunction. Such being the case, tho excercise now by the defendants of their legal rights would not bo punish able as a broach of the injunction. The defendants, instead of disregarding the in junction, have adopted the wiser couise of asking this Court to remove it; and although I havo been able to discover no precedent for dissolving a perpetual injunction, I think, on principle, the injunction ought to be dissolved, instead of being allowed to re main as a mere brulum fulmen. It may be remarked that the Act in question does not interfere with the plaintiff's right to have his property uninjured by defendants' acts, but only with his method of remedy. The injunction was therefore dissolved.

THE FRENCH IN CHINA.

Tho Capture of Langson,

A Gallant March,

Yesterday's telegrams reporting the defeat of the French and retreat from Langßon lend additional interest to the following account of the capture of that place. It is from the pen of the special correspondent of the Sydney "Horning Herald," written from Canton on February 7th :—

"In Tonquin the French forces have been settiDg themselves to the task of ex pelling tho Chinese from the country with an earnestnoßß which, if manifested a year ago, would have ensured a speedy cessation of hostilities. The hospitals have been emptied by sending 600 invalids home to Franco, and General Negrier, having thus freed himself from an embarrassing respon sibility, started with a force of about 8,000 men for Langson, the distance being about 60 miles, every step of which was certain to be disputed by the Chinese, who were assembled in large numbers. It took three days to cover tho first 20 miles, the men being engaged in constant conflict with the enemy, and when some small forts at this point had been occupied, after a de termined struggle, General Negrier decmp'l it advisable to rest here for awhile L< making any further advances. Kecou noitring with the aid of a balloon, it was seen that the way to Langeon, distant about 40 miles, lay through a wild valley, which was occupied in almost every part by Chinese troops. It was thought that Neßrier would wait for further reinforcements before venturing to encounter tho resistance which was in evitable if he pushed on towards Langson. After a few days' delay, however, he deter mined to advance. He succeeded in rout ing the enemy through the whole defile. Langson was reached and carried by assault, and the broken-up battalions of the Chinese are in full flight towards the Kuangsi border, distant only a few hours' journey from Langson. The citadol of Langson forms a square, each side measuring about 1,300 feet, It has neither moat nor bastions; its outer vi-nll is of brick, and is about 13 feet high. It is surmounted by a loppholed parapet, which is crowned by a palisade of bamboos. It is situated in the middle of a small plain, surrounded by hills. From these hills, at a distance of less than a mile, the citadel could be .bombarded. The same position would also command the village of Kilna, on the other side of tho Songkikung River, but only a mile distant from the citadel, and where the Chinese troops were stationed. Before Langson, and at the various points carried by the French between Langson and Chu, there must have been at least from 50,000 ~to 80,000 Chinese. That the French troops numerically io far inferior, have defeated such a host, posted in such strong positions, should show the Chinese Government the usolessness of prolonging the contest. It ia not, however* at all likely to have this effect. The rulers at Pekin, conscious of personal safety, are not so much affected by disasters which befall distant provinces, and to convince the Tsungti- Yamen of tho superior power of France, it is probable that nothing short of an attack upon the capital itself will be effectual.?'* The climate in the neighbourhood of Langson is more healthy than in the delta, and there is no reason why a French garrison there should ■ suffer much from disease. The citadel commands the principal approach from China to the Tonquin plains, and so is a strategic point of great importance. The Chinese Govern ment was well aware of this, and so, even after the Convention of Tientsin had been agreed to, sought at all hazards to retain possession of it. The fall of Langson may be said to have completed the conquest of Tonquin.

ZION WESLEYAN CHURCH.

TnENorthootoWealerans and fritnds continued

the opening of their new church on Tuesday evening by a soiree. The day had a most cloud j appearance, and the friends, no doubt, thought that there was a possibility of the "eociale" boing spoiled by the weather. The evening brightened, and thus allowed a very large Kathericg of visitors from many parts of tha district to be present; The places at tea were crowded to excess, and three times tea had to be provided for the groups which arrived. After the trays had been removed the people gathered in the new church for the public meeting. The church is a most handsome structure, and reflects the greatest oredit both to architect and contractor, 'lhe building is one of the protUest in Auckland, and the visitors praised it in no measured terme. The public meeting was presided over by Mr Thoj. Buddlo, to whom the Northcote Wes lejans and others are largely indebted. Mr Buddie takes a great interest in Northoote. His ODening address mi one of congratulation. The firft speaker on the programme was the Hey. Mr McCallum. His address was a moal practical one, full of rocy anecdote, and interest ing from first to last Mr Cox, from Devonport, gave a short speech, urging as their watchword "unity of action and purpose for the future." He also added his congratulations. The Rev. A. Reid was called npon, and was moat enthusiastically received. His addrepp was full of pathos and sympathy. He dwelt specially upon Sabbath dosccration and its effects upon the youth of the country. Ho also gave a short acoount of his travels in Palestine. He was very delighted to bo present at their opening gathering, and hia wise counsel last evening will not be easily forgotten. Tho choir was in good order, and sang well. Mr Thomp son's 'singing was a specialty, and loudly ap- Dlauded. Tho meeting was a great success. The nalancoshect as read by Mr B. J. White, showed that tho whole building when finished will only be in debt about £50, and when all re turns come in, may bo clear altogether. Tho meeting was olosod by the Doxology.

AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB HANDICAPS.

Tue following are the handicaps for the Amateur Athletic Club's sports to take place on Saturday, 11th inst. Acceptances close on Monday, at nine p.m., at the office of Mr H. H. Hayr, High-street :—

120 Yards Handicap. — Western, soratch; Davy, 2 jards; Ryan, Symo, Wood, Ridings. Nicholson, Major, Campbell, C. E. Whito, 6 yards; Brown, Gould, Sibbin, F. White, W. Gardner, Duncan, C. Gardner, Batger, Owen, J. R. George, Wright, J. R. Stewart, h yards; Charters. Ypnng, P. H. William*, 8 yards; Braund, Forder. T. Farquhar, Ohlson, 10 yards; H. H. George. Somerfleld, W. Farquhar. 12 yards.

220 Yards Handicap. - Western, scratch: Davy, 3J yards; Wood, Syroe, 10yards; Hidings, Major, Nicholson, T. Sibbin, C. K. Whito, 11 yardß; J. M. Sibbin, A. Wright, Gould, Batger, Owen, Dnncan, J. R. Stewart, J. R. George, Brown, 124 yards; Young, Williams, Charters, 14yards; Forder, 15 yards; Braund, IGi yards; Somerflcld, 19 yards; W. Farquhar, 20 yards. Quarter Mile.—Davy, scratch; Forder, Kinder, Wood,l4yards;Wynyard,Ryan,Leokie, Wright, 15 yards: A. Mewart, J. A. Stewart, Major, Campbell, Nicholson, 16 yards; Dickson C E White, Duncan, 17 yards; J. R. Stewart, Young, 18 yards; Osmond, 19 yards; Arneil, Ridings, 20 yards; J. R. George, T. Farquhar. 22 yardß; W. Geoige, 23 yards; Ohlson, Yon Stunner, Skeen, 25 yards; Montague, 30 yards. One Mile.—Kinder, Davy, scratch ; Water?, Lockie, 20 yards; A. Stewart. 25 yards; Dick sod, 80 yards; Ryan. Brett. Wcbßtor, Owen, 40 yards; McMaster, Baber, J. R Stewart, 45 yards; Yon Stunner, ArncU, T. Farquhar Young, 50 yards; W. George, R. Skeen, 60 yards; Dlduams, J. Ansenno, Montague 70 yards; A. A. Brett, 120 yards. 120 Yards Hurdles.—T. G. Sibbin, A. M. Sib bin, owe 5 yards; C. E. White 2 yards; Gerald 1 yard; Batger. White. Wynyard, Syme, soratoh; C. Gardner, W. Gardner. Youne lKjokie. Oamond, 3 yards; Brauod, H fi! George, Bomerfleld, G yards. i'Stewards' Handicap.—Cotter,scratch; Robin son, Sibbin, 2yards;Biggß, Chapman, Mathison. Brown, 5 yards; Beale, Hayr, 6 yardaj Cooper, Orchard, 10 yards j Halyday, 12 yards,

Orchestral Society Concerts.

(To the Editor) Sm,—The people of A-.*, , heard with W^tfe*^ anceso the Orchestral & P*C discontinued, and that in fif'■'•» to t 1 certs are to be given und^t?**ij : theaoralSocfety,and^ft e^ : tuatedthe Orchestral Socirf!•' ha *« Z nihiluting themselves ™Cles '1 «,«,£ known to the general publ, C°Q? e-"n. they wero of a financial nature iNUr so, I may be allowed to SiM inadequate receipts (if «ueh k t l* "» may b.e entirely attributed to tC • larity of the dates of tho tEJ> The attendances were alwa™ , """"to. and would have been much I 1 public had become aCe\fc « would take place at certain fiji l *Ni It 18 generally admitted thS tiPeno|k tionof the choral conoertotos** 18 a wise and prudent JSr**** but the exclusion of tha Tm^H tho popular concerto-of lhanTifflll> Society has no such sp^ **>! aity. It was alway, undS/^.'• t,he 3 e concerts wore eeteblishedfS H < pose of affording an opportunity,/^ aood music to a class of peonk 2'^k be unable or unwilSt! k 4 yearly subscription, and tbb» > musical taste to spread: WiT.l '*! Choral Society are vL in d 6 Sf> • their members incurred subsctiDHr*^1 ■ the sole object of reseiTinE to Bi'^t^ further opportunities of attendff «• performances which they attend whenever they felt inclined^' ment of a amall sum on each ocS?]?'1:; must determine for theTOeK'^i public grounds I greatly repM.? Orchestral Society have faffenW T arrangement, for they thus atwZ 7 I great object for which, as I nnS? I theee pleasant concerts weremo!B?^ 1" iastituted. If not too late, it w^Q that the Orchestral. Society £&* consider the proposed arr M g e i^ J public will regret that they ,hooM-f* ; obliterate themselves. I. fed ZTtu* they will give their perfomanSl& periods, and with punctuality, tt»S have no reason lo rc-giet hilfe.!£ upon extensive public patrdnaßiJ t etc., One Who Has KmmmTtusft ' CERTS. . . ,"* •:

THB AUCKLAND IBVBNPG STAft, THUHSDAf, APRIL 2, 1885.

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Auctions SATURDAY NEXT, At 10.30 a,m. CONTINUATION OF SALE OP THE LARGE STOCK OF WATCHES AND JEWELLERY NOW BEING SOLD AT ARTHUR'S MART. THE BEST STOCK Ol' GENUINE GOLD & SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELLERY EVER OFFERED HERE. R, ARTHUR Has rocoived instructions to continue the above Salo. it Ms Mart, on Saturday next, when tho wholo lot offered MUST BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF ANY COST. Every Article Guaranteed, and a Written War rant with ovory Watoh sold. THE GOODS comprise Gold and Silver Watches, by the best makers. Gold and Bilvor Brooches, Diamond Kings and Suts, Gold and Silver Rings. Studs and Pins. Gold and Silver Chains. Ornaments Jot Goods, Green Btono Jowollory, Gold and Silver Brncolots, Plated and Silver Goods in groat variety. A first-class lot ot Goods. Something for everybody. Conio early to inspoct. On view morning of the sale, THURSDAY, APRIL 0, At Noon. PARK HILITbIRKENHEAD, NORTHCOTE. To bo sold by auction, VILLA, HOMESTEAD AND ORCHARD SITES, CULTIVATED AND NATURAL BUSH HEALTH, BEAUTY, AND GRANDEUR. R. ARTHUR Has boon favoured with Instructions to sell, by DUblic auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Sale-rooms Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, AprU 9. at twelve o'olook, noon. THAT MOST FAVOURABLY SITU ATED ESTATE having frontages to tho Great North Road and a Government Road, Bituated immediately opposite tho colebrated Gardens, Orchards, and Homesteads of Mr A. Wilson and Mr W. Thompson, and adjoining that of Mr John Stanley, subdl vided into 3b fine Bitos, commanding a view which, for extent, variety, beautr. and grandeur, is rarolyto be uurpamed. Within an easy distance of Wharf, School, Church, &o. A large portion has been ploughed and cultivated, and is laid down in grass. A portion is still a very pretty natural bush. Terms: Very easy. Lithographic Plans will be ready in a few days. ' FRIDAY, 10th APRIL, At 1 o'clock a.m. IMPROVED FARM, WAIKATO. TO BE SOLD BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. R. ARTHUR Has received instructions to sell by public auotlon. at his Estate, House and Land Sale room, Arthur's Mart", Queen-street, on Friday, Apiil 10. at 1 o'clock p.m., WAIKATO, PARISH OF PUNUI, TOWNSHIP OF KIHIKtHI. An Improved Farm, now in the occupation of W Qualtrough, containing 217a 2r 20p, more or lesa, of Land, being Lot No. 311. and part of lot 15, Parish of Punui. Also. Allotments No. 315. MB, »17, 353, 356, 357 and 338. Township of Kihikihi, fenced in, together forming a compaot Farm, part of which has been ploughed and laid down to grass, with Cottage and other Buildings. THURSDAY, APRIL 9. IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN. NEW NORTH ROAD. BEST BUSINESS POSITION, EDEN TERRACE. J. R. RANDERSON Having been instructed by Mr J. W. Heath, will sell by public auction, as above, at Mercantile Sale Rooms, THAT SPLENDID FREEHOLD, having frontage of 30 feet to New North Rood, by a depth of 100 feet, on which is erected a TWO-STORY BLOCK OF SHOPd, Buitable tor any Business. They consist of two large Shops and Dwellings of live and six rooms respectively. Will be offered separately, or in block. Also, as instructed by the owner, Mr Bailey, All that FREEHOLD, situated in Grange Boad, Mount Eden, being Lots 5 and 6, Section S, containing 1} acres or thereabouts, and having 132 feet frontago by about 388 feet, whereon is erected a 7-roomed HOUSE, well fitted with conveniences, good-sized rooms, etc Also, as instructed by the owner, Mr Stillwoli, All that Centrally Bituated FREEHOLD, having 28 feet frontago to the Manukau Road, Farnell, by a depth of 100 feet, whereon are Brected four substantially built 2-storey semi detached COTTAGES, all well let and return- Ing good percentage on value; oach four rooms and loan-to, verandah, water laid on, and pro- Iterty ia well drained. THURSDAY, APRIL 16, At Noon. HANDSOME fILLA RESIDENCE, GLENBURN, PONSONBY. DESIRABLE VILLA RESIDENCE, MELROSE, DEVONPORT. VILLA SITES-WATER FRONTAGE VILLA SITES—CAMPBELLVILLE VILLA SITES-ST. MARY'S ROAD VILLA SITES-DEDWOOD TERRACE PONSONBY ! PONSONBY! D. F. EVANS Has received instructions from Mrs Dunning, who is leaving the district, to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, April 16, at noon, CJHELLY BEACH ROAD—That hand -0 some VILLA RESIDENCE of 8 rooms, finished off in flrst-olass style. The rooms are lofty, spacious, and replete with every conveni ence ; bathroom, bath, city water laid on, gas in every room and hall, register grates in three rooms: allotment has a frontage of 66 feet to Shelly Beach. This is a most desirable pro perty, and as a Residenco is second to none. Beautiful viow, healthy aspect, and grand position; only a few minutes walk from Shelly Beaoh: omnibus passes the door, only twenty minutes' walk from Queen-street. The pur- Chaser has privilege of taking the furniture. Also, at same time, MELROSE — That new and well-finished VILLA RESIDENCE of 7 rooms, pleasantly Bituated on one of the best allotments (60 x ISO) In tho Melrose Estate. The House is rsplote with all conveniences, and lets readily at 18s Bd per week. This is a rare opportunity to secure a paying Investment or a comfortable and convenient residence, within 10 minutes' walk of Victoria Wharf. As this popular and charming marine suburb is rapidly advancing, tbia is a chance seldom met with. Also, as instructed by M.? Holmes, The undernotert SECTIONS, which without doubt are the choicest sites In the Ponsonby dis trict, some of which have a frontage to the Auckland Harbour, and to those lots I beg to draw special attention, as they are the only lota now In the vicinity having a valuable frontage to the Auokland Harbour. The aspect ia (mostly) northerly, with grandeur of view unsurpassed. In fact, they comprise the pick of the Ponsonby district. City water mains now being laid past each property :— HAMILTON BOAD. and FRONTING THE WAITEMATA HARBOUR—I2O foet by U6 feet, also fronting Sarsfleldst., 120 feet: Hamil ton Road frontago, 333 feet. This grand section Is the only lot now obtainable with water fron ago to the Auckland Harbour. EMMETT-STREET-Lots 132 feet by 140 feet Bltuato directly in front of residence of James Caere, &c. Grand position, magnificent view. Those flrst-clasß Villa Sites are situate within SS minutesieagy walk of Queen-street, and will be sold in ono lot, or subdivided to suit pur chasers. 1 am also instructed by the Administratrix in the Estate of Timothy Lowrey, deceased, to sell on tho above date, THAT VALUABLE AND MOST DEBIR ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Bituate in fit. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, which has a front age to St. Mary's Road oi feet, to Caroline 132 leet, to Dedwood Terraoe 113 feet, together with Pwelling-houso and all Buildings eroded there on. Tho land has been subdivided into suitable lots to meet the pressing demand for building ■ seotlons in this favourite locality. The position of this property ensures it great prospective value—in close proximity to the Three Lamps, •bus and train line, Publio Hall, Telephone Offloo, &o. Northeasterly aspect; healthy, grand view j and most convenient to town, and such as are seldom placed in the market, D. F. E VA N S, Auctioneer. * TUESDAY, APRIL 7. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIR r * WBE XL V SALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, _^ Junction of Great South and Onehunga Roods,



THE HAYMARKET. TN CONSEQUENCE OP HOLIDAYS," ' THEBB WILL NOT BE A SALE OP HORSES OR FODDER THIS WEEK. ( ALFRED BUCKLAND , /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. ] t Pukekohe— Monday, April 6 J Pokeno-Monday, April 13 } Drury—Wednesday, April IS c Papakura-Wednesday, AprU 20 i ALFRED BUCKLAND. t TUESDAYS. " 1 *HB HAYMARKET, ' CSALE Off WOOL, SHEEPSKINB, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 13 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Oil PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lota from 20 acres and upwards, near Pukekohe Station; from £7 10a to £10 an aoro. Farm; Lot ISO, Awltu, containing 133 aoresj •eourely fenced; Is near other homesteads, and •ood land; £2 an aoro. A flrstolass Farm, half-way between Kihiklhi and Te Awamutu, coutaininK £86 acres, with aholoe apple orchard. Available and FertUe Farms, ranging trpm 1,600 to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with im proTemenle trom£Jtoj|anao« UOKliAND , CAMPBELLVILLE, GLENBURN, PONSONBY. VILLA SITES, WATER FRONTAGE. VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE. VILLA SITES, GLENBURN. I AM now instructed by tho owner to Subdivide and Sell at onco tho undornoted Seotlons. which without doubt are tho choicest sites in tho Ponsonby distriot, some of which have a frontago to the Auokland Harbour, and so those lots 1 beg to araw speoial attention, as they are tho only lots now in the vioinity. having a valuablo frontage to the Auckland Harbour, The aspect la (mostly) northerly, with grandeur of viow unsurpassed. In fact, they oompriao the plot of tho Ponsonby dlstrioL City water mains now being laid past each property. EMMETT-BTREET - Lots 132 feet by 110 feet, situate directly in front of residence of Jas. Daore, Esq. Grand positioa, maßnifloent view. , HAMU/TON ROAD AND FRONTING THE WAITEMATA HARBOUR-120 feet by 116 feet, also fronting Sawfleld-Btrcet, 120 foot; Hamilton Road frontage, 333 foot. This Brand Section is the only lot now obtainable with water frontage to Auckland Harbour. GLENBURN, Fronting Ring Terrace and Hackctt Btreet-116 x 200 feet. Most ohttim lng Seotion; Bupero view of Auckland Har bour and shipping. All the above are within 25 minutes' easy walk of Queen-street; and now for salo as a whole, or in lots. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. DURHAM YARDS SALE. A S THE USUAL SALE DAY will bo J\. Good Friday, NEXT BALE will he hdd °n FRIDAY, APRIL 10. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, APRIL 7. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. BARQUE MATHIEU, 367 toks. AS SHE NOW 'LIES (IN A GOOD SITUATION) INSIDE TORY SHOAL (About half-a-mile from tho Lighthouse, Kaipara). Also, About 183,000 feet BAULK TIMBBR, 20,000 feet FLITCHES Together with tho following NOW ON THE BEACH in chargo ol tho orew :— BOATS, OARS, AWNINGS ROPES, SAILS, LIFE BUOYS COMPASSES, BELLS, BLOCKS &c, &c, &o. E. & A. ISAACS Have received Instructions from Captain Magnussen to sell by public auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, Auckland, on Tuesday next, April 7, at 12 o'olock, rriHE above, For further particulars, apply to 1. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. POR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, -HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. hunter~T"nolan. "VTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY J^ AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, LIMITED, CHRIBTCHURCH. SHEEP FARM. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR SALE THAT WELL-KNOWN FREEHOLD FARM MITOHAM, NEAK^ASHBURTON, CANTERBURY. Lately occupied by Mr J, T. Brown, and consist- Ing of 4308 ACRES. This Property is situated within one mile and a quarter from Miteham Railway Station and five miles from Aahburton, to both of which there are good roads. The whole is well-fenced and sub-divided into conveniently-sized pad dockß with gorse fences well grown and care fully attended to. THE BUILDINGS Consist of— 8 Good Dwelling-houses 1 Men's Honse 1 Wool Shed, with large sheep-yaida, lately built on an improved design 2 Large Stables 1 Store 1 Cuafl'-houso, with chaff-outter and horse power attached 2 Large Concrete Water Tanks &c, &c, 6c In fact, everything requisite for working tho Property to advantage, Without an outlay in this direction. The Estate has been hitherto worked as a Sheep and Grain Farm combined, but all along with the view of having it laid down in grass ultimately for sheep, so that it is all in good heart, and no portion overcropped, although OVER 30 BUSHELS OF WHEAT PER ACRE Have been grown. It originally formed part of the Rokbbt Run, the quality of the soil of which is well-known to be peculiarly suitable for the growth of grass and turnips, as an inspection of that now grow ing on the property will show. If worked entirely as a sheep run, it is con' fldently estimated that the property will readily carry 10,000 SHEEP. FOUR CONSTANTLY RUNNING STREAMS Flow through the Property, And are so arranged that each portion is thoroughly watered. It is now laid down as follows :— 2279 ACRBS &raßß and Clover £43 ACRES Grass and Clover and Turnips i486 ACRESStnbbl° 4308 acres. MR WM. BROWN, in oharge, will show any intending purchasers over the property. For terms or further particulars apply to THE N.Z. GRAIN AGENCY AND MER CANTHiE COMPANY (LIMITED), Ohrtetchnrch. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres Teood Totara Bush, lot 58, Waltakarei East. Selected many years ago on account of its a nperfor quality. A very low price will be taken. —Apply to John Boppet, House and Land Agent,



LEASES OF RURAL LAND WITH PBRPBTUAL BIGHT OF RENEWAL. aucklandTlnd district. !,388 ACKKS BLOCK FOR LEASES FOR 30 YEARS. Crown Lands Offloo, Auokland, 27th March, 1885. Written tenders (insoalod covovs) aro invltod 'or the undermentioned Sections in accordance with tho provisions of " Tho Land Act, 1877, imendment Act, 1882." Conditions to be Observed by Tendkb jua Tho prico tendered must bo stated in writing, 88 well as in Bguroa, accompanied by he statutory declaration required by tho Act, oeethor with six months' rent at tho rate ;endored. and tho aum of £1 10a to pay for tho ease and registration, to be lodged with tno Joramissionor of Crown Lands at Auckland not ftter than four o'clock on WEDNESDAY, tho Ith day ot May. 1883, to bo opened by tho Com lilssionov of Crown Lamia at Auckland, on I'HUKSDAY. tho 7th day of May, 1835, at two >'clock p.m.. when Uie highest tonderer (if the enders shall equal or exceed tho upsec flxcil mnual rontal por acre) will bo declared tho °Forms of tondor and declaration can bo ob ainod at any Crown Lands Oillco in tho colony. Any person of tho ago of eighteen years and ipwards may bocomo a lessee under this S}B -ora In tho event of any person tendering for ,wo or moro loases, the deposit of a sum equal 0 one-halt year's ront of the tender largest in unount shall be sufficient, together with a sum jf £1 10s, to pay for tno lease and registration hereof, paid cither in cash, marked cheque, or bank draft, made payablo to tho Receiver of A^f 2S£ EACH LKSSKE.-NO loase shall bo mado to any person owning, nor shall any poreon bo capablo of becoming tho lo3sco under a lease or a sub leaso who owns L froehold land, or land held under loaso or licenso under tho Crown, whereby such porson shall becomo oithor tho owner, tenant, or oc cupier in tho whole, either by himself or jointly with any other person or porsons, including tho lands comprised in tho leaso. of a greater aroa than WO acres anywhere in tho Colony. TAURANGA COUNTY. Maketo Survey District. Rangiuru Block: Block VII., Section 1,195a 2r IBd UDSot rental per annum la fid por aoro; Seotion 2, 151a lr 30p; Seotion 3, 12Ua 3r 7p; Section 4,49a 2rl6p; Section 5, 08a,2r; Section 6 130a; Seotion 7, 131a 3r7p; Sootior. i., 130a; Section 10,221a lrllo, upset rental per annum U por aero; Block X.. Section 1, 181a; Section 213Sa 2r; Section 3, 131a 3r lGp; Boction 1,73a 3r ISp- Section fl. Ilia; Section G. USa lr 25p; Section 7, 187a; Sootion 8, loSa 2r lGp, upset rental per annum Is por aero. Description of land: Hlock VII., Section 1, opon fern land, a fow acres swamp, soil good, 05 ohain3 frontaso to navigable nvor (re Kui tuna), old cultivations on river bankß; bcotion 2 open fern land, soil good, a few acroa swamp; Seotion 3, open fern land, soil good, a little toa trco on section: Section 4, opon fern land, rathor broken, a littlo swamp ; Sections 5 and 0. ODon forn land, soil good; Soctiona 7 and 8, soli eood vegetation fern and tutu, few aorofi swamp, half of both sections broken country: Sections 9 and 10, toil good, vogotation forn and tutu, a littlo swamp on both sections, a quarter of Section 10, broke country; Block X., Section 1, coll cood, vegetation fern and tutu, rathor broken country, a fow acres teatreo and mixed forest; Sections 9, 3, 4 and 5. soil KOOd, vojiotntion f«rn and tutu; Sootions 6 and 7. soil Rood, vegetation forn and tutu, a fow acres of each section mlxod bush; Section 8, soil good, vegetation fern and \'ote. — All tho above sections aro Bituated near To Puko Special Settlement, and aroaccoi sible by a formed road. Lithographs and further particulars can be obtained on application to tho Crown Lands Offloo, Auckland. D . A . to le. Commissioner Crown Lands. H AAA POUND TINS IVvV Jno. Moir & Sons1 FINEST FRESH HERRINGS, Quality Splendid! ■wholesale piuck to families fob 1 AAA POUND TINS XUI F" Jno. Moir & Sons' HERRINGS IN SHHL.UP SAUCE, Quality Dkmciousl WHOLESALE PRICKS TO FAMILIES FOB CASH I FREDK, "WHITEIiEAD, 96, VIOTOBIA-STKKKT. fllld PONSONBY ROAD. OAPBRHANGINGS, W. PHILLIPPS 4 SON HAVE RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALB 185—P ACK AG E S—lßs CONTAINING! 65,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS, CONSISTING OF NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining. Bed-rooms, Hall and Staircase, suitable for the Mansion ox Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AND BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED EN PAPERHANGINGS. 918—PACKAGES—916 SCRIMS AND HESSIANS PLATE AND SHEET GLASS. WHITS LEAD. OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, AND AT.T. TRADE SUNDRIES. W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 05 AND 97, QUEBN-STBEM TP E A O O 0 X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Shohtlahd-btrbkt. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spootaolos and Eye-glasses of every kind an aoonrate fit guaranteed Opera Glosses of superior quality Telosoopos, Binocular Field Glassea and Microscopes, powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compasses, Drainage Levels Abnoy Lovols, PrlsmaUo Compasses Drawing Instruments, Hcalce. Parallel Rolen Ships' Logs Boitants, Compasses, Blnnaole Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometers Eleocrio Bells, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic and Qalvanlo Medical Machines Masrfo Lanterns and Slldos, Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopes and Slides, Graphoacopes Steam Guages and Tubing, Sallnomoters Amateur Photographic Cameraa JUST - RECEIVED— Self-registering Aneroid Barometers INWBUMBNIB OT IVIBY KIND MPAIBBD, OPPOSITE THH OHT-OITFIOIf. TMTONEY TO LEND, In large or imaD LONDON MORTGAGE. LOAN,'AND DISCOUNT BANK. 60, BHORTLANDSTRBET, Adokuuw (Orroßrra A, Clam A; Sons' Wakbhouu& And little ColUni-Btrest,Melbourne. fcOANH AIIB ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Opon penonaLfrMhold, »nd leasehold inourlty, repayable by weekly. Monthly, or QuartsrlJ Instalments, at Lowest Current Ratal. Adranoei made on Furniture without removal, and all olauei of MerrohandlM. Lonf sGbantb> ufow laraFouoixs, Lmaoim, Urn INTBHESJB UNDER WILLS. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES, Loam tmrnDarairr or Deeds. Rm-Asianraf by Eiusr Inhtauiehtj. FORMS GRATIS. AU ooramunlMtlons and lnterrUwintHlitrldUr oonfldential. •r-^ Bank o» Kmntra Notkr Caknotro. TNDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT X PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OB" AUCKLAND, Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate of interest and profit. Paid-up Investing Shares of £20 oaob, oarry ing 7 per cent, interest (payable half-yearly) and participating in profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits: 6 months 6 por cont. 3 months 6 per cont. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Booioty advance on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths of the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further parti oulars required may be obtained at the Society's Offices. GEORGE FRABBR. Manager. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO JHL OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY, . OTFIOSSt 117, QUEEN-STRBBT, LOANS granted upon approved Beourlttes of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of £30 to £8,000, prinoipal and interest being repay able in instalments at the following Reduced RATgg for repayment of eaoh £100 borrowed i— . Repayments oxtend^ p.. wank IXotal Amount Ing over Per weefc Rop,,^^ & s, d. & n. a. lyear -.300 10400 % yoan - - I 0 10 108 8 8 Bream . - 1* 7 113 IS 0 tyean - _ 11 8 131 B B ayeaia _ - 8 9 13818 8 Byeara _ _ 7 1 117 13 S 10 years - T . 8 8 163 19 8 And in the same proportion for smaller or larger loans, DEPOSITS.—The Society receives Money on Deposit:—Repayable at 7 days' notloe, 6 per oent. per annum i repayable In 8 months, 6 per sent, per annum. JOHN BATQKR. Booretary. MONEY TO LEND at current rates of Interest.—Lalsbley and Jackson, Queen street SELLING OFII FOR CASH ONLY SREAT REUUOTION IN LADIES' StHB aUR^REMAJNTHS SICOCBf OF SKY iWO MAOHINEB JB»ia,T Buglisli Prloefl' W. PETTY, LADIES' TAILOR, 294— UfEBB QOEBN-BTBBSS,—2£4, P



GREAT SALE OF BONDED PORTION OF R. FRY'S STOCK AT Samuel Ooombes & Co. ij it —<w« —n n fl, C. & Co. are now bringing forward the balance of K. FRY'S WHOLESALE STOCK Being the portion in bond at time of purchase. As room mustTbe made for WINTER STOCK now coming to hand, and to arrive, this lot, together with other largo parcels of NEW SEASON GOODS SPECIALLY WELL BOUGHT, is being marked at prices that must ensure QUICK SALE, SALE Note tho following :— Heavy Blankets, 4s lid each Ladies' Jackets, 5s lid Union Skirting, Sfd yard Corsets, Is 6d and Is lid Imitation Welsh Flannel, 9|d Girls' Ulsters, from 3s 6cl yard, all wool Ladies' Ulsters, frem 5s 6d Good White Calico, 2d yard Great Bargains in Under -8/4 White Twill Sheeting, 9^d clothing Brown Turkish Towels, B|d Chemises, from Is. Coloured Quilts, 2s 6d each Night Dresses, 2s lid Tweed for Boys' Wear, from Ladies' Linen Cuffs, 3s pair Is yard Frilling, Id yard Ladies' Macintosh Cloaks, 10s 6d COMMENCES Clothing for Boys and Men in immense variety, and wonderfully cheap. Men's Strong Tweed Trousers, 4s lid Trousers and Vests, 12s 6d p Or p a i r Good Overcoats, 20a Men's Suits, 18s 6d. 200 PAIRS KAIAPOI BLANKETS AT LESS THAN MILL PRICE. Magnificent Assortment of New Dress Goods. TUESDAY, MARCH 31. Hosiery, Ribbons, Millinery, &c. All New and Most Fashionable Goods for Wmtef Season, AND CHEAPER THAN EVEE. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., CANADA BUILDINGS, QTJEB3ST ST., ATTCKT. A "NTTX ECONOMY IN DRESS. TN compliance with the ex _______ pressed wishes of a william rattray'B net number of his Lady Patrons CA!I, S™1 WILLIAM RATTRAY has re xomn *? HZ*ZZ!'» w.u M opened his DRESSMAKING office and clerical oxpemei, irt BAVEDby..uir> ir f.rcMi.«dUrg, DEPARTMENT under the conoe«»loni in prices QAINED in tho Hom«_ark«u by buying for «.h. management of Madame Le Thi« wving «i«M«i WILLIAM ° EATTKAY to Mil at WHOLESALE DOZ, E ISLQ-V Of roCOfiTllZed PRIOEB FOR PEOtJFT NET CASH t . ° that J», hil ourtomen can purohut ability 111 hOP SLYt, WIIOS6 one yard or twenty of any material , ... , at the wuntiui trader pays VaSt 6Xp6ri6llG6 Will D 6 fo^.p.e.e.at.mo^.W^ L-—--------— the highest satisfaction to his patrons. ||||j|» 'NEW CASH SYSTEM /** / AUTUMN DRESS MATERIALS. 12 Cases of Novelties, ex a*. "Doric," now open. ALL MARKED AT WHOLESALE PRICES FOR PROMPT NET CASH. William Rattray, DIRECT IMPORTER OF FAMILY DRAPERY, 178, 180. 182. QU^EN" STREET.



GEEAT OPENING SALE OF AUTUMN AND WINTER. DRAPERY & CLOTHING. ii i rrrn-iwrmr ' - JASVIES GILMOUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured the Premises lately occupied by Mr. J. G-. BEOWN, in PAENELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DRAPERY & CLOTHING And having purchased it on very advantageous terms, is determined to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. J.G." hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit the favour of Mr Brown's Customers and tho Publjo generally.



JOHN OUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address i I Telephone Exohan w, "Eagle," Auckland. I No.fii ___—™__ The Advertiser desires spacial attention to bia Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly increased demand for tbom substantially provea their excellonco, and confirms the high esteem which the Fublio have justly accorded them. The following dlstfcsert-tr^eU all bear bis Trade Mark on the labels, and are packed in lib and Jib paokets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS These Powders, since their introduction, have been accorded by tho publio tho re coption their excollence desorves, and only require a trial to be more universally used. Attention is requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobson-strect, Auckland, June 13,1881.—1 have sampled tho Baking Powdor lv tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mor chant, Au-klnnd, And have analysed tho same, and find tho constituents pure and woll-propor Uonod. The result proves this ortlclo to be superior to any clihor Imported or colonially propored that has been submitted to me, and 1 can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Fohd, Colonial Analyst," Eaoh tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK ot GENERAL GROCKRY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, ana Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, XX 8.8. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Oataloouks on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Unking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to securo other special induce ment* which I am prepared to offer. JOHN TO UOHA NA N, WHOLESALE GROCER, OUSTOMS-STRBET, AUCKLAND. T B. B L A I X I B, fj • VIOTOKIA-STRBKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Dibbot from Manufacturers, Has for Sale, at Low Rates- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges • Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpleeu Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and othor Fenders Galvanized Iron, Shoot Lead, and Zino Blato, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. AT THE CHEAP CLEARING SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES , NEWTON 800T 1 WAREHOUSE are: Men's Elastic Sides at 7s 6d\ Men's Shoes at 6a 6d I Ladieß' Fancy Shoes from 4b I CHEAPEST Ladies' Satin Shoes I .„_ Best Fancy Shoes, cheap r AND Button Boots from 5a 6d I BEB T. Kid Elastic Side Boots, I 6s6d / In order to realise on our large stock previous to contemplated removal into new premises, we will sell all kinds of Boots and Shoes at any price to olear. Call on Saturday at the NEWTON BOOT'WAREHOUSE, Karanoahapk Road. T. P R O S S E R.



m T> TpROOTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstchnroh, is now on a visit to Auckland, for a Bhort time only, and may be Consulted on all Diseases of tho Eye, and for the proper ad lustmont of Spectaclaa. With regard to the Diseases of the Eye, there may be considered two dlstinot kinds of treatment, viz., the Medical and tho Optloal; tho Medical to the Physician, the Optical to the Oculist Optician. Entirely two thirds of the diseases are duo to optical defects. Blindness, Squint Kyes. Headaches, Neuralgia of tho If ace andTomples, Deafness, and Inflammation of the Eyes are frequently caused by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, without operations, by properly adapted Spoctacles, made to correct the defective por tion of the aye. Thore aro over 300,000 various combinations of Spectacles required to correct theso defeota—lmpossible to be kept In stock by any Optician, even In London, therefore, must be ground cxpreaslj to meet each Individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for the manufacture of Spectacles In every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at the International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal. T.K.P. has for many years made an especial study of the optical moans necessary to remedy the defects of tho astigmatic or weak-sighted eyes, and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relieve even Uie otherwise hopeless cases. No Charge for Consultation, Address :- THRKK DOOHB gggtf THEATRE ROYAL VWSggg^StREET. SCOTT'S EMULSION OF PURE GOD LIVER OIL And Ilvpophospkites of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in thoirfullest degree. , More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive power, and us A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES -OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR ANJEMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGIIS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, all diseases whero there is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs. ■ WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in tho world equals this palatable Emulsion. It ie prescribed and endorsed by the best physicians in the various countries of tho world, who will attest these facts. For sole by all Chemists. IX E v l x■ ■ gunmakeh, 364, Quksn-stAeet, AuokUND (Opposite the City Market). Established 1858. Intending BUYERS —__ should inepeot the «E9^^^. Lajiqi Stock of Brooch TBJjaMBk. and Mur.de ■ loading WHHk. Guns on hand. They will see tho nusr value in Auckland. Every Gun tho- »tWfflfflßrt_fflh roughly oxamined and guaran- f VUSjfIHSV teed boforo delivery. I/^TOHh! H Hamroerless Quns, with Sic- \J JehsSh 18 men's Patent Steel Barrels, )2 V^M! IS and 20 guagoj Silver's Patent Antl- BfiliiHl recoil Butt Plates; Webley's Bull *|S_n Dog and Irish Constabulary Revol- HKaSI vere, aleo his New Patent aelt«x. tracttng Revolver: Eynooh's Patent VgBI " Perfeot" Reloading Metallio Cart- vmi ridgo Cases and Crimpers; Eley's Re-HI volvor Ammunition and Metallio Cartridge 111 Cs8oo; Newpaatle Chillod Bhot; CurUsallJ and Harrey and Plgon Wilk'u and Lav- B|l rence's Gunpowder ; Kloy'a Wadding and HH Cartridge Casos; Powder Flasks, Hhotßsfc Pouohes, Qame Bags, Guv Cases, Cartridge **** Belts, Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Fer ret Muzzles and Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Caned, Brooch-loading Implements, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fireworks. RKPAIK3, including Browning and Re stocking, upeolally attended to, ana satisfaction guaranteed. ____ D. BVITT, GUNMAKKB AND IIIFOBIIB, SSI. Queen-street. Auckland. TEA./ Unrivalled /fy) is /o7 ou nM/ IWfo/TEA I /ty/ ABOUNDINB /OY - 4/6/ Strength / AND 4IIGH QUALITY. TO M. HEIGHTON AND Co", REAL BBTATB, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AND SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTD3S, &0., ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE. Address: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, QPBENBTBBBT, AUCKLAND, N.Z. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, BADDIiS JU HORSK& mi sll felcia ot SPRING*



A Trustworthy Bcport St. Jacobs Oil's the TUag-Th^ tin, Messrs Smith and Hogg, Promtam nin,, - -Star" and "Weekly BtarA'lfiSi.W: .vriting to the Sydney agenk «w,«iß fi - voluntarily Informed by MrF.O Mb**; i eading chemist, that St. JawViOillail,!1 lemond In that district, and many pSS lsine It, absolutely swear bylt,",KaffinS': oaon us from all Quarters, aa4the»b«nM;; About it.St Jacob 3 Oil 1b far and'(rtfeKJH» •emedy for Rheumatism, NeuHfoliyGfflt S ! muscular pains, the world has erar fin? Two gold medals, and tliouaandaol taffl* rom every land and in every tarajiilimiS prova it ; r~^; An Editor's Expcrienc* Palmer GoldfteMi MaitoWKQw* , Yteasw Elliott Bros. * Dear Sirs,—l have used St, halt OJ v nmbagowlth the most perfect rabwaSjjS übstantial relief after three BppllcitiStlS' Iso happy to say it exerted eqwriuim 3 ults upon Chronic Gout, to wUilWtte ■ übieot for man; years. HavingptnsoniDi n. - criencedthe benefits of St, Jacobs 05T« jonfldently recommend It, and dimmta. ninera here who have usedititftylit&s ', is regarded as a valuable epociJoteSSj 11 sorts, to which miners, an ft dan, in » tarty liablc-Yonrs truly, * wkhke croizhijh; Editor "Pahaer Cbiaiii*.:| invaliUa:ii.r invaluabl& invaluable. : On the Roldflelds and tn mlittir ximt very kind. St. Jacobs Oil Is cjagittdvil overelgn balm for the severe BMp&Mai iea consequent upon proldnget. npam ij ariablo temperatures-HI&mpMSS tcMi, jS itlnera, heed. Wholesale DepM for Awiljtid- I M. LEVY k CO., ■ Q OEKK-STREST,' AOCKUSB. ■ "pTIN TAISQIISnEB, I Hamburg Tea yiotorioiii j Strongly RocommonAei H JtarangahapalftaiA'ewtai J Auckland, VmmtitrSlli 1H JM Messrs I*. Lew $ii&~T£Owi%OTH| [avlnK been advisedjiiiifMuitej'^BiM liliousnosa and lndigeSßbß,i,nlil£|.BMß™^B aost beneficial results,MiwraWteaimmßij™ •ay person suffering fromMFrawnWiUßlMl ;lvaitAtriaL-youMfalttWlJi i - M HAMBURG TEA, B HAMBOHQTKt ■ HAMBURBTBA. ■ HAMHI'KQTGA. i . ■ HAHBURQ IKA. Gratifylnii K'"»I[ J- Htt-Btreet, Feliroß^ffiajl",* lessrb Elliott BboKj Dear Sirs,-I have pleasure inrtoonpgji Freee'g Hamborß 1» ••MiSi offerino; from indigesaon. l "» ~j^. .ad. was cured of In<Uges«<ffl.jrt*««J; Ale Btandißi?, and iJS^S •.ase with equally loubtodly Oie best fami'y mth- - vettaken. '-;* i| ASTHUB JOHN;HASM i . iOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS W*;' KEEPERS IN NEWSSEALUW . - PKICB! ONE BHILLI>'U & TDBB** M. LEVY A?.:"'C', I "BUCHU FAIBA."-flui*«|*^** H \yfONEY TO LEMJ on gorfftSj I JJ. from £60 and up* arts. t^KJ ■ »nt.- Apply to J. A. Beale, BoLe W f ■ lie fbamborc. ::—^ B y ß tionaTlPßgrtowg!!glS--M NOTES, HQUSSS.yUI^"'' l ■ BILLS DISOOUMKU nU^^H MOBTOAqga KKBOII* »■ ■ JOHN W, IUP.DIE, I I%yf ONBY TO IJBNtt »°"S!J myfONHY to lJekWi m " "li*fi LONDON LoloSrjHH COMPANY. JHgSs£j&'B NEXT TO ATKINS ■■■PW" ■ OFFICE, ■ This Company gnnu WK"?i | tfl PERSONAL Sit'l"" -H fIEST AND SECOND m,SbH oronßnyaTafiaWeßeouriWjWw M Loans on J^LSK""^I BUla DlßOonnted at Current All oommnnicatioiißStrtoWf*^ Jm (n»xt to ATOg?PggsS^^| -pTOTICB 01 BBl*^ 6 THE VICTOEIAN I DISCOUNT AQOC? B REMOVED TO orFl^?^H'' R TO MR P. OUPHA^Ji| * X