CITY COUNCIL.

The weekly meeting was held last night. Preaont■: Tlio Mayor, and Crs. Holland, ltoklship, Cooper, Devoid, Woymouth, Montague, Crowthor, Aicldn, Kidd, La Roche, Garratt, Morrison, Masefield, Dig nan, Goldie, and Connolly.

Correspondence.— Letters were received and disposed of as follows :—From Colonial Hecretary, stating that by an Order-in- Council, published on Iho 3rd inst,, tlio Auckland city cemotories were doped. - From Hibbord and Legge, asking Council to allowing tlio optional use of their arti ficial or composito stono in calling for tenders for constructive works involving the need of stono, bricks, or concrete. The Engineer reported that ho saw no objection to the application : Engineer instructed to give effect to request.—From F. I). Fonton and othor.H, calling attention to tlio good opportunity that now presents itself for cutting down Jonnyn-street West, the con tractor for the Freezing Co.'B excavation being willing to oxcavato the streot at a much loss cost than is ordinarily paid tor such work, and all the private landowners boing quite agreeable. In reply to tho Engineer, tho contractor (Allan Maguiro) had also written to say that ho would undortake to form Jermyn-street to proper level by tho removal of 2.750 yards of earth for £187 ll>a, if ho got an order at onco. Tho Enginoer leported that the price charged was Is per yard, but that tho incidental lowering of gas and water pipes and metalling would run into another £'2W : Uoforroi to btroets Committee and Coun cillors of East Ward, with power to act.— From Boylan and Lundon, stating, at the direction of the manager of the Frozon Moat Company, that tho cost of tho tem porary main sewer extonsion was HI'S Is : Referred to tho Enginoer to report.—From John Mitchell (architect), applying, on be half of .7. J. Macky, for permission to erect an iron building at tho rear of brick pro mises adjoining tho Thistlo Hotel, which aro now occupied by C. B. Smith : Referred to Streot a Committee.—From Thomas Quoi, asking permission to hang a lamp under the vorandah of his now premises in Victoria- Btroot Kaßt: Grantod, on usual conditions. Cr. Holland romarked that tho lamp had been up for a week past.—From It. and \V. Ilellaby, calling attention to the necessity of improving tho water channel in front of their premises, and tho footpath in front ot Byorof t'n: Matter tobeattended to at onco.— From Annio Kobortson, enclosing convey anco of lot No. 10 in Totara street, and stating that as, in consequonco of her hus band's illnofis, sho had been unablo to pay tho rent in advanco, tho Council had better tako tho property into its own hands. Tho ront was rtntod'to bo £1!! per annum : Ro forrod to Finanoo Committee—From A. Vurrall, desiring to know—(l) when it is intended to invite tenders for tho forma tion and completion of Lincoln-street; (2) when tho work will bo finished ; (8) tho number of feet from crown of culvert to crown of road when finished : Applicant to bo informed that formation of Btroot will bo umlortakou at an early dato,-From .lohn Cain, complaining of the impassable and undrained state of tho lower part of West street. Tho Engineer reported that nothing could bo done until tho stroet was per manently formed : Applicant to bo in formed that tho work will bo taken in hand omly this spring.—From A. .1. liaszard, tendoring payment for permit to build a houso according to plan endorsed upon private thoroughfare oil Sale-street : Ro forred to Streets Committee. — From Joseph Cattery, applying for rofund of .DUO, boing amount of Hconso fee for Auckland Hotel for unoxpircd nine months of licensing your, tho license being cuncelled from tho ifOth instant. Attached was a recommenda tion from the Chairman of the City East Licensing Committee that a portion of the fee should bo refunded : Referred to Legal Committee.—From Thomas Jack, begging Council to inquire into tho necessity lor a culvert bcin^ made frulu its property at the foot of Bukcr-ntrcut to Halo street, as tho pipes through his property woro stop ped up, and tho writer ovorllowed : I he Engineer reported that the cul vert wan necessary, and it was agreed to inform tho applicant that tho work would bo done - From J. 11. Field, asking Council to lix the lovola of Uhapol Square, in order that ho may procoed with tho erection of a con crete building there. A memo, from tho

Knginocr stated that tho levels could not be lixed with certainty until tho llobson street levels wore decided upon : Applicant to be informed accordingly ; ulso that tho Council hopes that an agrcomont will shortly bo arrived at with Hobsou stroot property owners on question of form ing to pormancnt levels.—From l'aul C. Purchase, applying for leave to ring a boll within tho city, for (ho purpose of advertis ing auctions, concorii), and public notices. The Mayor pointed out that this would bo contrary (o By-law No. 0 : Application refused.— From li. A, Mackochnio, thanking Council for its expression of log ret at his resignation, From It. C. Greenwood, inti mating that he had purchased from U.

Kempt tlio lease of allotment in Wclles.loy street West, and asking Council to grant a

six months' extonsion of building clause specified in said lease, as ho intends, to cruet two shops: Referred to Legal Committoo.— From Thos. Kogors, stating that works in

Franklin Road would entuil an oxpenso o!

C2OO in excavating his allotment at tho corner of Arthur-street, and requesting compensation in respecttheroof: Refused.

Stiikktm Committkk. — This Committee reported as follows :—(1) Letter from 11, C. Greenwood, ro cutting Lawry-streot: Com mittco cannot recommend tho work boing dono ut present. (2) Letter from E. Bart loy (on behalf of Cuptain Braund), ro permit to erect stops Customs-street West; That application bo grantod, subject to not.co of removal at any time from tho Council, on recommendation of City Engineer. (3)

Petition from residents Richmond Road, ro wator supply : That mains bo laid, provided petiti'iiers sign agreement to undortako to bo supplied with wator. (I) Lcttor from A, li. I'urchas, ro drain Cob denstroot ; That work bo dono in

accordance with Engineer's estimate. (5) Lottor from F. L. l'rimo ro fonce Cemetery Bridge : That the work bo autho rised in accordance with City Engineer's estimate. ((i) Petition from residents Poiif-anby Ward ro access to wator via New-street: Deferred until joint engineers' report on proposed rood across Freoman's Bay. (7) Letter from Secrotary Frozon Meat Co. ro vater charges : -Committoo recommend that tho Frozen Meat Co. pay £. r)0 per annum, 'md that water bo supplied by motor at tho usual cliargo. (S) Petition from residents Fort-street ro kcrbing and channelling, &c. : That work bo dono whon Mr Scarrott builde. (9) Lottor from T. B. Smith ro verandah, Kyberl'assKoad ; That concession bo granted until permanent korb is laid. (10) I'otition from A. Cairns ro accosg to Star Hotol: That tho full width of path in front of building in Swanson-strcot bo out to pormancnt lovel, stroot sloped, and hand rail oroctod.—Cr. Dovoro moved as an amondmont upon clauso 0, that tho prayer of tho petition should bo grantod, that tho Engineor should bo instructed to proparo plans and specifications and submit, and that tho coii6ont of tho Harbour Board should bo obtuined, It would not afi'oct in any wny tho proposed road across Froo man's l>ay, and tho cost would bo.merely nominal, viz., only £25. - Cr. Coopor seconded tho amondmont, and it waa carried >icm. con. —ln aiiHwor to Cr. Masoiiold, Cr. Goldio explained that tho £50 mentioned in claupo 7 was tho amount of the special rate upon tlio Frozon Moat Factory's annual value of £1,000 —Tho report as amended was then adopted. Srix'iAL Legal Committee.—This Com mittoo,inan interim report, recommended : — That the present Rate Collector's services bo disponscd with, and that a valuer and assistant collector bo appointed, salary to be at tho rato of .C2OO per annum, appoint mont to date from Ist October next, adver tisement to bo inserted. Duties: —(1) To valuo tho city property and proparo valua tion books in terms of the provisions of tho Rating Act valuo for wator supply pur poses, on a special day in each week, and generally to perform all duties under tho Rating Act, and (2) to act as assistant collector of all rates under the collector.— Cr. Devoro stated that it was proposed to dispense with tho present KatoCollector, and to secure another officer who Bhould fulfil the duties horotofore separately 'peformed by tho City Valuer and tho Rato Collector. —After considerable discussion as to the advisability of separating ontiroly tho duties of valuing and collecting, tho further consideration of tho report was deferred for a week.

Sanitation, &c\— Tho Sanitary Inspec tor reported that during tho fort night ho had attended, "to 95 com plaints of nuisances, &c., issued 10 notices to abate nuisances, &c , issued 2 drivers' licensos, registered 3 dogs, bringing tho total numbor up to 1,074, impounded 2 dogs, laid 2 informattons for broaches of the by-laws. No cases of infectious diseaso had been reported. The city was therefore healthy.

Lock Hospital.— The Snrgeon of the Lock Hospital reported that one woman had been admitted, 2 discharged, and that 3 remained,

Fires. —The Superintendent of the Fire Brigade reported there had been 0 firo alarms during the fortnight.

City Accounts.—Several instances of

remi-snosa in tho city accounts wore pomi-d out, nnrt it waa urged that tho Treasurer should be more carof.il in posting up to dato nil tho various accounts -Ore. Goldio udUuefidd also complained that tans were wrongly charged in tb«W«Td Allora tion Book to the South \\ ard, and tho matter was therefore referred to tho Finance Tho return of word expenditure for July gave the fol lowing as the amounts expended : Isorth, ,024 8s lid; South, £350 12a M; East, £1,403 14a6d ; Grafton, £427 Is U? ; Kawn ttohape, £440 lCs lOd ; Ponsonby, £054 /s Id; general, £352 11a.. Grand total, " hossoNßY Levels.-Plans were exhibited on the walla for the levels of George, Costley, Elizabeth, Fernleigh, and Kyle streets (Pon sonby) : Kesolved to insert neoossary atl vertisementa. \Vat™ Supi'i.iks. — Cr. Holland com plained of the abrupt way i» which water supplies wore cut oil, and urged that in future notice should be given. Patteson-stkkkt, — leave having been given for the suspension of tho Standing Orders it was resolved, on the motion of Cr. Montague, seconded by Cr Ooldie, " That tho Harbour Board bo requested to stato whether they are prepared to purchase earth tor filling in tho north Bide of 1 atteson street, Freeman's, Bay or elsewhere ; if so, what quantity will they take, and at what rate per yard they are prepared to pay tor 8 Repair ok Boilebs.—The Waterworks Engineer reported that hia estimate of tho cortt of repairs now being made to our boilers waa f 1130. Ho suggested that tho othors should bo dono at once, as signs of fatigue wore now apparent: Referred to Streets Committee Basqok Koad.— Re Watson and Murray s application to lay water pipes to eflect a junction with thoflo they have put down from their browory to t!ho city boundary, Basque Koad (Eden Terrace), the Engineer reported that the cost would bo £HS : Re ferred to Water Works Committee. Constitution Hill.—lt was agreed that tho Engineor should lay down aomo gravel in front of lloughton's residence, Corutitu tion Hill, and to romovo tho fonco if the ground ia levelled. Electimc Limiting. — Cr, Montaguo moved; "That tho Stroots Committeo bo requested to mnko inquiries and report as to the cost and advisability of lighting the city by electricity, and also to ascertain what proportion tho Harbour Board will contribute t.owaidfl the oxpenses of same." Flo said that information was needed on the .subject, for tho gas charges for sometime past had beon rather high.—Cr. Aicldn seconded tho motion, and applauded tho object in view. — Cr, (ioldio thought it hotter to await tho Harboar Hoard's purposed trial of tho electric light.—After sorno further discussion, tho motion was put and carried. ■ (Jr. Kidd moved, " That a return be sup plied of tho number of lamps applied for by petition or othorwiso and not granted, and that tho matter bo referred to the i'inanco Committee, to interview tho direc tors of tho Gas Company with a view to scoking a reduction on tho present cjiargoa on increasing tho number of lamps."—The proposition was secondod and passed, nan, con

Tho rough minutes wore road and the Council rose.

MATTERS BEFORE PARLIAMENT.

(1!Y TKMORAPH,—PARMAMBNTARY UKrOIiTHIt.

Wki.unc.ton, this day. Mil Cabman tomorrow asks tho Premier if it is tho intention of tho Government to give effect to tho recommendation of the Goldlields Comrnitteo to prepare a Consoli dation Mining Bill to bo introduced next session. Tomorrow Mr Nowmanasks tho Govern ment whother they will next session intro duce a bill to tux absonteo landlords.

Tho East and West Coast Railway Grant.

On tho resolutions from Committee of Supply being reported, Sir George Grey moved his resolution, the full text of which I wired you some weeks ago, limiting tho grant of land for tho Kast and \Vost Coist Railway to so much as is required for the construe: tion of tho lino and necessary any sidinga and road approaches. The Premier replied that tho rosulution was porioctly valueless, ami that to discuss it would only be wast ing tho timo of the House. Ho road tho Solicitor Genoral's opinion to that effect, and Sir George's amendment was then nega tived on tho voicos.

Tno Committoo of Supply's resolution having been recommitted, Mr Scddon moved th^t fifty pounds bo votod for pay mont to tho Chairman of tho Uoldlielda Committee, and this was agreed to, num. van. tir Georgo Grey then stated that ho was tcitislicd that the Solicitor Gonoral's opinion was not, correct, and that it would get the colony into great dilliuultiea. Volunteer Uniforms. Mr Reid gave notice that ho would to morrow ask tho Dofonco Minister whether tho Government will giant to each recruit joining the Volunteer corps (other than corps wearing tho infantry uniform) a suit of sorgo, or an advance of 20a in lieu thereof. (2) Whether Volunteers will be allowed in i'uluro to purchase from tho Go vernment stores clothing and other urticlos at Government prices. (3) Whother the duty horoaftor to bo paid on all Voluntoors' clothing, &c, will bo refunded to tho corps on production of Custom-house vouchers showing that payment has beon made. (4) What Voluntcora will bo allowed to procure uniform through tho Government on tho wmo terms as thoy previously on joyod. (5) Whother Volunteors will bo allowod reasonable compensation for los 3of timo while attending as guards of honour. The End of the Session. Tho sossion is dying slowly, and many mombora fear that it will run into next week. Sir G. M. O'Rorke, however, informs me that he hopes tho prorogation will take place on Saturday, and that tho Hinomoa, with the Auckland members, will loavo on Saturday ovening, if the bills can bo got ready for His .Excellency's assent by that timo. Should tho Speaker's expec tations bo realised, tho Uinomoa will reach tho Manukau about eight o'clock on Monday morning.

An Exchango oi Compliments.

Mr Soddon is an ugly customer to doal with, and on moro than one occasion this sossion he has dealt some hard knocks. While ho was speaking last -night on clauso 70 of tho Railways Authorisation Bill, which gives Uroyinouth and West port Harbour Boards powor to construct a railway, Mr Holmes accused him of having an interest in tho matter. Thereupon the membor for Kurnara fiorcely turned on Mr Holmo?, and insinuated that in taking his instructions on the previous evening from tho Secretary to the Waimea Plains Railway Company (who had sat behind the Speakor's chair), ho was acting as a paid advocato for tho public! Mr Hamlin's prompt intervention put a stop to what promised to give rise to a porsonal altercation. Mr Kocs's Co-operative Scheme. Regarding tho petition from Gisbomo, asking that lands at the Kast Cape bo made available for settlement uridor cooperative principles, tho Waato Lands Committee report that every facility should bo afforded by tho Government under tho existing land laws to co-oporative associations, but they do not feel justified in making any recom mondation to the Government to doal with such bodies in an exceptional manner.

Persons Drowned in Now Zealand.

From July Ist, 18S4, to Juno 30', 18S5, 45 persons wore drowned in Now Zealand rivers. Tho total number drowned from 1840 to Juno last was 2,201. . Sir Julius Vogci's Petition. Sir Julius Vogol's petition was advanced a stage by the Potitions Committoo yoßtor day. Sir W. i'itzherbert has not yet settled when the Committee will report. SUyo Croftors. The Public Works Estimates woro furthor reduced last night by £10,000, tho item, in troduction of Sky croftors, bojng struck put of tho immigration voto,

By dint of hard whipping and canvassing, Major Steward yesterday afternoon suc ceeded in getting tho Waimoa railway re ineorted in tho acheduloof tho District Rail ways Purchasing Bill, and tho contract onterod into by tho Government for its purchase ratided.—Mr Seddonspoke warmly on the action of tho Houso in reversing its vote of the previous day.

Auckland Harbour Board. The Auckland Harbour Board Bill got finally through tho Legislative Council yos torday.

Immigration.

A sharp diEcussion occurred last nißht oVor tho vote for £30,373 for immigration. Mr Ballanco said that Government thought €10,000 would bo sufficient for the introduc tion of Highland crofters as proposod last year, The Government had corresponded with tho Agent-General, who had, however, recoived no asßistanco from tho Imperial Government, thero being no disposition at home to send out thoso people, Tho lato

Minister for Immigration suddenly bus- I pended immigration to the colony, and the present Government had to spend a con sidorablo sum in bringing out immigrants who had beon nominated. He thought if they woro to carry on tho public works schemo, thoy should havo to provide for tho introduction of a cert.lin number of imrai grants of tho most desirable class, and should also bring out a good proportion of single women. There was another class to ( which they might also turn their attention, i and that was small capitalists. He thought I that it was very desirable that a class of small farmers should bo introduced, and Government proponed that if a man poß ßO3sed £100 capital half his passage-money should bo paid by the Government.—Mr \V. White moved that, tho vote of £30,373 Bhould bo reduced by £10,000. No reason had been shown for this voto for the introduction of crofters —Mr Moss wanted to know what right thoy had to spend borrowed money in bringing people into the colony to swell tho ranks of tho un employed. He moved, "That the vote of £ls,ooo for the introduction of immigrants bo reduced by £s,ooo.'—Mr Barron thought it very inconsistent on tho part of tho Government to endeavour to bring out more peoplo to the colony in the face of tho repoated statements of the Troasurer and Minister for Public Works when the Estimates were reducod lately, that the effect of such reduction would be to throw a largo number of people out of em ployment.—After considerable discussion, Major Atkinson eaid ho should havo great ploasuro in supporting tho vote, and only regretted it had not boon larger. Ho wanted to see a million people in Now Zea land, and ho believed that if a million peoplo were in the colony it would bo infinitely hotter off than at present.—Mr Rolleston saw great difficulty in tho way of bringing out peoplo to the colony with capital, and the conclusion he had como to was that the best thing to da was to mako the passage money between hero and England the same as to Manitoba. Mr J. McKenzie thought that if £100,000 could bo dovotwi to bring out population to tho colony, it would bo money well spent, and would.matoriallyassistin lightening the burdens of the country. —Mr Macandrow defended tho vote to assist in the introduc tion of crofters. He said he had boon urged by tho Government and by many others to go Home in connection with this matter, but ho had rofuEed to do so, as he was unwilling to go Home at the public expense. He thought, however, tho subject was of sufficient importance to warrant a member of tho Government in visiting the Old Country to arrango for the croftors being sent to tho colony. Tho item was struck out by 24 to 14. Tho total voto as reduced, £20,373, was thon passed.

THE COSTLEY TRAINING INSTITUTION.

A Bill Boforo Parliament,

(l)Y TBLEOKAPH —PAHLTAMKifTARY

REPORTER.)

Wellington, this day. Thk Costloy Training Institution Bill, in troducod into the Legislative Council by Mr Buckley, is entitlod an act to declare tho objects to which a certain portion of tho Coatloy bequeßt may be applied, and to establish a Costley Training Institution, Tho preamble sets forth that the trusteoa of CDstley's bequest appointed W. C. Daldy, Shirley Hill, and Colonel Huultain to receive £12,000 odd on behalf of tho Kohimarama Training School. Doubts, however, being enter tainod whother the training school at Kohimarama may bo considered tho same as tho existing school at Kohimarama, which, together with the Howe-etreet School, became incorporated under the same management, and is known as tho Auckland Industrial School, and whether tho trustees can apply the funds to the last named school, the trustees are thorefore desirous of applying tho money in the manner that in their opinion is best calculated to carry out tho wishes of the testator. It is thoreforo provided that the trustees shall hold tho funds to apply there out a sum not exceeding £3,000 in the pur chaso of a site in or near tho city of Auck land, and tho erection and furnishing of a building thereon to be called the "Coatley Training Institution," and to invest the roinaindor of the money in such real estate or Government securities in Now Zealand as thoy shal! think fit, and apply yearly tho inccmo or proceeds of such investments in defraying tho cost of maintenance of such institution, and general ex penses attending tho carrying out tho objocts thoreof. Tho objects of tho institution are set forth as follows :-(l) Si lection by tho said trusteoa in proportion to tho amount of funds uvallablo of a cor tain number of boys and girls of agos tit to bo apprenticed, being inmates of schools established under the Industrial Schools Act, ISS2, in or near tho city of Auckland, and apprenticing such boys to suitable trades, and providing such girls with domostic service or other suitablo em p'oyment. (2) Tho maintaining of such boys and giils wholly or partially freo of cost-(«) boys at tho institu tion until they aro apprenticed, and thoroaftor until thoy earn from their respec tivo trades sufficient to maintain themselves and aro otherwise capable of being loft to their own control, and (I)) girls with ap proved private persons until they aro placed at sorvico or othorwiso can maintain themselves (3) Providing for instruction and improvement of boys and girls in such manner and at such times as tho tr istoes think fit, including tho tuition of boys in technical knowledge in any trade and handicraft or seamanship. Contribu tions may bo mado by tho inmates towards tho cost of management.

SPORTING NEWS.

The Groat Metropolitan ttnlcos,

Sydney, Thuwday. Acolyte has come up with a rush in tho hotting on tho Groat Metropolitan Stakes, ib now at 100 to 12, and has boon backod to win several thousand pounds. A large commis sion has been executed about Vlatt (?) at 100 to 9. Tho Broker -and Tom Brown havo greatly receded in tho betting, and are now at 100 to G. Thoro are inquiries for Astrooa at 100 to 5. Tho following horses have been scratched for the Metropolitan Stakes : —Soldior Boy, Hazard, Cairo, Umbra, Cerise and Bluo. Twenty-nine horses havo accepted.

Result of the Doneaster St. Leger.

[heuter's teleoium.]

London 1, September IG,

Ihc 09th contest for tho Doncuster St. Logcir was run to-day, with the following result : —

Tin-: St. Lkqkr Stakks of 25sovs each, for then throe-year olds; &lta, '8»t ;■'fillies, Bat lllb; tho ow:>er of the second lnrao to recoivo 2Plfcovß, and the third lOOsova out cC tho Btikes; Ola St. l,OKor Course (about one mi o six fur longs aad 132 vurds.)

Lord Haßtings'a b c Melton, by Master Kildaro-Violet Mplroso ... ' ... 1 Lord Bradford's b c Isobar, by Itsonomy— Reverse ... •• ... ... " ... 2 Lord Cadogan's b f Lonely, by Hermit— Anonyma 3 [Since Meljtpn's victory in tho Epsom Derby last June, he has boon specially ro serveii for this event, and thore is'eyory pro bability that ho started a red-hot favourite. It may also bo reckoned certain that tho great horseman Archer had tho mount on Melton, thorofpro thjs season ho lias per formed the unparalleled feat of riding tho winners of the Two Thousand Guineas, Epsom Dorby, Oaks, Grand Prize of lfaris, and St. Legor.]

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PARNELL C. G.

Tiik annuul incctlns of tho Parnoll CO. was held la tho Presbyterian Schoolroom. Parnell, Hat evening, whoa thero was n Rood attendance of mombcrs prosont. Mr T. Ryan was voted to Iho cliair. Tho Secretary (Mr W. Spoißht) read tho report and balance-sheet of last season. Iho Club played 2t matches, of which IS wero won, i drawn, and 2 lout. Mr W. Gardiner was prosooted with tho bat for the test batting average his record bdng la for 21 innings, and T. Brown received ha bat for tho best bowling, ho having taken 112 wlckots for 4 J'Jl runa ouch. A puitablo Bouvonu- was also prevonttd to Air ' Ar(? or tor hlB scrvicfls as aeorer in ovorv match lust Beason. Tho balance-shoot showed a orcdit balance of M 9s. Tho following were olooted officers for tho coming season:- PrS»Mf"J«~ Fn J-TiMo^, a- Eeq • M-HR. Vice- Prosidents-D. 11. McKonzlo, Kaq., W. J. S"V» Captain and Scorotarr. Mr K. Ohlson was electod dolcgato to tho now ™£h SoCiatV° r U- The '«a»w»»* werodectSd now members :-Moafcra C. Ponnnligon, Faulk ner and Pamter. A vote of thanks was pasßcd to those gentlemen who kindly aesifted In tho concert recontly K iven on tho Club' 3 bohalf and coedings t0 th° chair torminatcd tt" P™-

NEW RESTAURANT.

Mr Thomas q PO i an --•• t European competitors that Jofl4 ments can be mode on th.'T^ "'ings. He h M had,fc*^ biding of two stories eret^b^ street West, the b «il der . ."^ Ginro and Mr Curri, nb k *?% ot the building I' » « most. s^ita blr»W! respect. On the groundfT; <» i* room, capable of seaS m^ife style. Water and gas art!? 081'^ out the premises, IhK^Q are as near perfection wcouMk 1"I** Mr Quoi has for some ti m ?! W t l?«*S rooms in Queen-street \ 9*vUi«B? added to his business 't£Tk™ ■**« ment in \ ictoria-street &B* tines offering board and S He"S meals, at remarkably low tern, Pllg' has promise of a vervl Vln4 «kL tins, probably the ot I^mJ will wake up to the nS^"^ more efficiently than befor o^v° !s pet! ion from tho ChfaZ"?^ excellent reputation as cato««rS» of the inner man. Tho ««» W^ U*«»! was formally opened veT/^N when a very creditauT& «"<* videdbyMrQuei,aniU e l?^? of numerous patrons. °fl6^.liflii

iflE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1886

General Pi^togVSpfJT HHI



T 0 • :»i 0 it X 6 w, At II o'oloi-k. WA(iti().\T.TTi:. iiorsnior.n l-'urni- TUUE AND KI-'IT.CTS. JOHN LEYDON Hum tii'mi fnvouroil with ii Mructionii from Air .(fili.n Hoslmtt. toffU by publir'niirlion. at M:i rrsWencb. Upper i?""=n Mrprt, unolmncn, nr.nr. wuni.r, .„ iir; fl'kmti'ke, 1 nnnflisitluK of Dr iwim' rormi Siiito. Tiihlyn. f"'li,-lVmirT Cip'llM (if llnl'Vfl'H, li"cif'ii':ii':'. I.HIVC Kl'unu?' KAi.^n-u^M-.nr.,..,,, K,t,h.nTaW.M. Oiniiu Clocks, L'iinps. Uinn, r :J. rvli-u, i.Jt:-.»:D L'tfiirtilfl. St.: .Mho, ttHplendid Waggonette. Without l?e«ervo. ,IOIIN LEYDON, Auotion.ifir. '"" MONDAY, 'Hit, NOON." GRAb'TON ROAII. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE, SDPEUIOR DKRdSINO CASE, IRISH LINEN, L 1 LATE I) WAKE, (JUTLEKY, &c. K. AKTHUK H»s boon favourod with instructions from Mra An«!row«(whols!o».viii(i for Kfuland) to soil by public auction, at Inn- r>'Mdonca, Ornfloa Koail, on Monftny noxt, ut 12 o'clock, noon. HER HOUSE 0 OLD FURNITURE AXI) KKKitOrS. nil in court order and condili'in. A I'inno by Hiird, Mtool, Drawing room Suite. H piccos; H.W., Cam1, nnrt other Chairo. Concli. Ci'.riiot.-i. Mn.ting. Curtains, tiluus Uliiua, und iCavlhiinwarr, i:(iod (.'utlory, Pluted W'aro, 11 supurior Kwowood Bllvor mounted Laili'a Di\w~ii;j,' i'n-n'. superior lnali Limn, bouse and tiUib'. pi-rfr-ctly new; Ple tureu. Oil Painting 01" a frno Kami Troo. Iron nml Wood HctatciiiU MatiriM-cs, Piilllassoa, Hnddinc Chestg o' Drawnrg, Wnshntantls, Toili-.t Set.-, Toilet T«bl<«, hookirß Olasses, Kitohon Utensils, &c. TUESDAY, 30th, NOON.' IMPORTANT TO SPECULATORS AND PERSONS REQUIRING! IiOOD HOME SITES OK RESIDENCE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY, S\ ELLINGTON AND ANCiLESEASTREICTS. R. A ii T 11 U 11 Him boon favoured with Inairuc ioi s from thn Truatdi'i) (if tlio into Mrs K. Hnmorvlllo, to Soil, by i'ublio Auclion, at, l,i,j K.-tmo, Land, und Ilon-.,^ Sale Hufin. Arihirs M.irr, Qu i-at... 1111 Tut'sdav, Si-ptumber IWth now, at 12 Noon, rnUAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD I'RO JL IJKIU'Y siiii!it«l in W'KLMNQTON anil AKGLKSKASTKKKT& ■!hu whole has bjen nnilor cultivation; a portion plained with K>'od fruii und oilier trees. A wcH arr.mgod, comiortabl>-llnHbort Dwel ling House. The )po.iti,iii in convenient und plnumnt, neiglibotirhoort highly respectable and fust rising in valuo. Suveral thousands of pounds liavo lately been spent in making the street?. Subdivided ns follows: WBLLINGTON-STREET—TIueo lino Allot ments, well planted and mcoly laid out, on ono of which is erected Dwelling lloiiso. Stable?, and other building?. ANGLESEA-STKEET-Threo Lurgo Build ing Sites, of grout depth aud frontage, woli situated, oppooito tho Ejroundj of 1 homaß Buddie, Esq. Tit lo under Ijiind Transfer. 'I'onns Easy. One-fourth caeh, balance on Mortgnge at 7 per cent. Lithographic Plans will be ready In a few flays. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO SPECULATORS, AND ALL DESIROUS Ot FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENTS. BUSINESS MEN REQUIRING SUPE -IUOR BUSINESS SITES. PERSONS WANTING PLEASANT, HEALTHFUL, AND CONVENIENT HOME-SITES. SYMONDSSTREET, CORNER OF NEWTON ROAD, THE ESTATE OF THE LATE W. F. FAIRBURN, EdQ. mHE OWNERS HAVING DECIDED A TO SELL tho remaining portion el this FINE ESTATE nltnatcd at the cornor of HYMONDS-STItKET and XEWTOX KOAD, liave instructed the nndnipigned to preraro for tho Snlo thereof, at an oarly date, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Katate, Land, and Hoiiße Sulorooms, Arthur's Mart, Queon-ttroot. Hate of Palo and further particulars will be Riven in a future advertiHtsniL'nt. R. ARTHUR, Saleflman arm Atic:ioncer. 9ept. 1,1885. I EDWARD LTSTER GREEN, Sheriff , of the District of Anr.Klunil, hereby give noticothat under a writ of sale duly issnedout of the Supremo Court of Now Zealand, Northern Di.Hirict, fit Auckland, in an action wherein IjKvi Cot'i-LAND and GnoKtni Hai-.I'KU, both cf Queen-eireet in tho City of .Auckland, in the Provincial District of Aueklund. In tlio Colony of New Z-tthintl, Corn Merchants, co-piirtiicra, carrying on business toucher under the Mylo or firm of Couplund and Co., are plaintiffs, and HENBY Beedell and Gkurck Kdwix Field. both of Now North Road, i:i the Suburbs of Auckland, in the Baid Provincial District of Auckland, Brewers, co-partners, carrying on business together under tho stylo or firm cf Boedell and Field, are defendant*. I have taken In execution at the suit of the said plaintiff*. UlO o-ttato, inioreat, and equity of redemption of tho defendant Henry .iienlcll. t.f and in all those parcels of ?and bein« lots 78, 7!). 80. 81, und 82 of allstmonts 1 n»d2, sub-divisions of section 7 of the Suburbs of Auckland. Tho raid parcels of land urn subject to a mortgage, No. 07.413. for securing the payment of £1,250, with interest thereon, nt the rate of eight pounds per centum per annum. And I heroby civc further notice that I shall cause tho said lands, subject t'i the said mort uago, to be sold by public auction at tho fiile ronni of a. TONKSAND Co., Queen street, Auck land, on MONDAY, tho twonty-llrst day of September, 1«85, at the hour of twelve noun, unless tho debt with interest and costs bo paid to mo on or before Unit date. The solicitor for the execution creditors is William Tiiounk, Vulcan Lane, Queen-street, Dated at Auckland this 25th day of August, 1885 EDWARD L. GREKN, Shoriff. B. TOKKH] [K. 0. CARE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, At 12 o'clock TO CAPITALISTS, MERCHANTS, AND INVESTORS. TCIREEHOLD piTY jpROPERTIES. SUBSTANTIAL THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, MILLS'S LANE. SPLENDID ALLOTMENT WITH BUILDINGS, WYNDHAM-STREET. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell on Wednesday, • September 30, at 12 o'clock, Tl T I L L S' S L A N E.- MAGNIFICBNT THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, with overy ap pliance and convenience (or immediate occupation, and having a frontage of i2ft by a. depth of BCfWin to Mills's Lano. WYNDHAM-STREET.-FINE ALLOTMENT with Good BUILDING, and having a frontage of 31ft Bin to Wyndham-Btroat by a depth of 115 ft Gin, and bounded at back by Mills's Lano. Theso two Properties are perhaps the finest placed in the market for somo timo past, and thoir proapectivo value la very groat, being convenient of access and placed in the very heart oJ the city. The magniflcont Warehouso In Mills'a Lano i 3 especially adaptoa, on account of Its exceptional position, eithor for a Ware house or Manufactory. DURHAM YARDS, XpOR SALE, nt tho Durham T£&tci»- JP every Tuesday, ut 11 o'olooJt, HIDES, TAi^Tj?, WOOL, sna SKINfi HTiNTBl 1. Ji NOLAN



THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2-1, At 1 o'Olor.k, TUB REMUKBA YARDS. • |''or Kui', on Tl nr.niny, o •;■'■ -' n;' uYim-k, ■son' IiKAD WELL-FATTED |o^' cattle Siifl Kul Sin Oil ai.il Li>m'w Diiiry (town l(m Iliad S>tor« Cniti.i Kill ;m.l rttoic I'i'.'!! ALFRED BUCK LAND. VIWP4YB. ;-,i j2 : OV WOOL. fIUiOM'SiSiNB, W^S liii.XS', T,»f,i,O\v, HAY, KniJ 1-ITKAW. »acii "< I.lKai-i&V.at igu'ui.nok, A f/gT.F!> nr.QKLAKP. W.~ST COOUJIANK.I ~ f.rAH. DAORK, MON DA\, SEl' TEMBEII 21. By Order of tho Registrar of tlio Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, MANGONUI. Tho Subacrlbora have received instructions from :ho Koßlatrar of tho Supremo Court nt Aurkiaud to t-ell by auction, at tluir Rooms, Queon-strcßt, on Monday, September 21, at 12 o'clock, T OT 53. Parish of Kaeo, County of Man- JU KOiuii, coniHiniiiß 163 acres, having a lanjo fronuw to tin; Whniii;.iru«. Harbour.. Lot 1 Purltih nf (vaco. County or Mongonul, I'oniain'iiiK 231! acres, fronting Hie Kaeo Itivor. •271 acres, County of ManßOnui, fronting tho Knoo Kivcr. SAMUEL COCHKAIsE & SON, Auctioneer?. \V X OOOHRANE] I-TAS. PACRI! MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. FOR SO YEARS' LEASE— ALLOTMENTS—WYNYABD AND HAVBLOCK STREETS. FOR 21 YEARS' LEASE— ALLOTMENTS--NEW NORTH ROAD. By Order »f the Board of Governors of tho Ancklaiul ('olloj,'o find G rannnar School. Tlio Hulwrlbcw will lenaeby auction, nt their ltoonili. liuern-stiwt, on Monday, October 12, at 12 o'oiuck, For a term of HO years— LOTS 1C 17, IS, end 19, Subdivision of I'urt. Lot a), Section <>, City of Auckland. haviin:» Front.ll,'o of SO feet nuih to Wynynrd ntnvT !'>- 1^! :Vel in depth Ims I! IS and IS Bul.Hivialon of Part Lot 20. Sootion 9, City of Aueklund. ouch II foci frontutiO to Havolock-Btreot by M) feet In depth. Fov .1 term of '21 years— Pmt LnN 17 20. SI, SB, and 13 and Lota IS, 10. 32 31! lU ;!J "S, :i!l. 111, an.UI of Subdivision 1,01,6 ■!c "li -!v ami -r Meet ion 10. Suburb.i of Auck bind oiuuito on tho Nuw North Koad, close to Rooky Nook Property. or plan and further information apply to SAMUEL COCIUIANE & SON, Auctionoora. ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, JUNCTION YARDS. Tho undersigned will coil at thc.lunotion Yards, on Tnetidtiy, September 2'J, "1 d*A FAT OXEN, from West Const, JL" Pi* WWkato. and neighbonrho«d !1 :ll Fat Sheop Fa l.amtis Dairy mid Store Cowu Veal Calves Also. 110 Stcerd ikl Well-bred Stecrn. from Messrs Colbeek I!ros., of l'ahi. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneore. O rV« I "" 8 s g *<«»* _ h >•; M U° g h 1 A3 ". 3, oDsJ^i it 311 sftrflsa BO s o^C 3-5^ < Os m " 2•" S Co° fjZjg S J A S « a. o 3 z a -- z i^ ha >? 3r/5 3 © 3 «r"s ,<SS^ ,<i<s^. > S^W FS^a S3 4??^ fe4^^# S 1 OF PURE 008 LIVES OIL And Ilypophosphjles of Lime end Suds. ALMOST f,s PALATABLE as MILE. Fo«S'j3sing the combined virttira of these two valuablerernediorjintheirfnlleat degroe. "Jore e&Hily digested and astiiini latcd thr.n in tho eruda form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and pardons with feeble dilative power, and as A REMEDY FOIt CONSUMPTION, AREiiKDT FOX WiSTLVtI DISEASES .<)F CKIIDHEN, A RESBDY TOR SCROFULA, 1 EEJfEDT FOR A>SJIUAND GEN- EiUL DEBILITY, A EE.TCDY FOX COUOHS, COLDS P AM) THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fnot, all diseaosa where there is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lunga, h WASi'INO OS THE FLESH, and % WANT of NEKVE POWER, not'i.ing in th« world equals this palatable Emulsion. It ifl prescribed and endorsed by th» best physicians in the various countries of th» world, who will attest those facts, w -\U by All Oheraint*. TP B A O O C X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Shortland-street. ALWAYS IN STOOK- Spectaoles and Eyo-Klassos of every Jdndl t( aconrate fit guaranteed Opera Glasaos of superior quality Telescopea, Binocular Field GlasHes, and Mloro ecopea; powerful and chimp Theodolites, Minlnj? Compasaoi, Abney Levels Drainnge Lovels, Prismatic Compasses DrawlnK Instruments, Scales, Farnllol Rulen Shlpo' Loko, Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thormometore. Hydrometora Electrlo lielln, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic anrt Galvanic Medical Machines Maglo Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnlfleri Stereoscopes and Slides, Oraphoscopea Steam Guaxeu and TubinK, Salinomatorg Amateur Photographic Cameras Just Received— Self-registering Aneroid Barometer! 4180, Aneroids for Lobbies, with handsomely o&rveS frames " INBTEUMBNTS OS BVBBY KIND RKPAIRID. OPPOSITZ THE POST-OFFICE. FIIfTOH & CO., -»- FAMHiY AND SHIPPINa BUTCHERS, OKB "OBSERVER" OFFIOB, VICTORIA-STREET WEST (next to ThefttM Hoyal), Famlllea In Town and Suburtjg Waltedonfor Ordare. Owned BsM and Pork Suj-plled In Large (jnantiUos. aeaan, Baoob, tind PaulUr Dressed to <h<u£,



AT Will)! I-SALE PRICI ii FOR CASH ONLY WHOLESALE_PRIOiES. SMITH & CAUGHEY, imipoir.te'R.S- -. ♦ Q Or n HAVE pleasure in announcing the arrival, ex s.s. Doric and O. 05 U. Kaikoura, and ship Braemar, of the first portion of heir NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK personally selected, as we have by our Mr. Cauohev during the prolonged depression existing in the British and Continental Manufacturing 'Jistricts. S Caughev draws special attention to the fact that (besides securing a j the end of the season some wonderful bargains in job lines in Novehies Md Phin Goods in various Departments, some of which are now on sale, witn ohm toon Linl few days) his visit Home has resulted in our being placed £I a poStion to purchase in most cases direct from the leading manufacturers on the same terms as the most extensive colonial importer. One important result of this will be that our Customers may now expect to SAVE AT LEAST THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT, while we are enabled to sell FOR CASH AT BONA FIDE WHOLESALE PEICES. We confidently assert that when the public compare the New Goods and present prices with those hitherto paid to ourselves and elsewhere, they will find the above statement fully borne out. . The Goods already to hand comprise a choice variety of Novelties in all Departments. DR N£ew?)r°s El^i«T.! V!lie Canvass and Cameline Cloths in beautiful effects; Stripes and Checks, with plain goods to match. Zephyrs, Crepe Routes, Chevrons, Tricotine, Nun's Cloths,. Beiges, Soudan Fnse, Coloured Cashmeres, Prints and Washing Fabrics in bewildering variety. Our well-known values in Black French Cashmeres and Merinos have been far excelled by the New Goods to hand from a leading French Manufacturer of Slack Goods/and are dyed a special shade of Blue-Black with the best indigo dye, which gives them a rich bloom and permanent colour. One l>ne of Black French Merinos, 44 inches wide, at as. 6d. per yard, will be pronounced surprising value. RfIILLINERY. , . In Straw Goods we have been fortunate to secure a full assortment of the popular Home Fashions, including the " Princess Beatrice, • Sunbeam, "Mvsotis," "Lady Churchill," "Chic," and other shapes. By next direct steamer we will receive an addition to this Department in an assortment of Handsomely Trimmed Millinery and other Novelties. LACES, RIBBONS, . iinQTirevii In all the newest designs; EMBROIDERIES in all colours; HOSIER\ la immense variety and extraordinary value. ~.;,i,n , ,f i^; n « Ladies are at all times invited to inspect our New Goods without bung pressed to purchase. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. ' J99\ In this Department special care has been taken to -fejFiV exclude anything we cannot recommend for durability. Nk>?7^Y^ Our celebrated " LION BRAND" Geelong Clothing can Ct^/\ \ only be procured in Auckland at our Establishment, and ""V^Nj as we are supplied direct from the Melbourne Manufactory Af~*\ F in this brand, we are selling this wear-resisting Clothing less CZ3 \\ the wholesale profit as follows : — MEN'S TROUSERS, 15s. 6d. ( Made up in neat patterns from pure •TROUSERS and VEST, 2 is. 6d. ! Ail-Wool Tweed, perfect fitting, MEN'S SUITS, 525. od. ( and guaranteed to wear. BOYS' CLOTHING in all sizes and qualities. CENTS'MERCERY in great variety. For Working Men our " Lion Brand" Mole at 7s. 1 id., with patent indestructible Button, is specially good value. tr^AT WHOLESALE FRICES-FOR CASH ONLY. SMITH & CATJQ-HEY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL FAMILY DRAPERS, QUEEN STREET AND NEWMARKET. CASH "V IE US j3 JJ S CEED ITV NEW ZEALAND TWEED COMPANY, TAILOR 8, aiIORTLAMI-KTKKKT, AUCKLAND. PATTERN'S PENT POST FREK, 7^ M extra for Paget or Morning Coat, Postage: Coat, 2a; Trousers, Is; Tost, (kl; to any par' z* "tv of Now Zealand f \\ HZW GOODS FOR SPRING NOW SHOWINO jj&£- = -Z3£f%^ All orders by post must be prepaid ysStfr* I Measurement for CoU yT J,r g ,(0 2,-From nick sew to jfiW|^g|^» j' j\ / / State what pocketi uon Ii / 1 t \ \ KeMurirjient for Ve«t— / A«l j§| \ \ Round chest under coat I jSw 1 I :'J| I From back of neck to re- I Ml 1 M \ IV 1 Measurement for Trouiers- \ \ H^"* y^ j Whether pockets to be side I I ;- ' I 7to 5, From top of trousers | I V- W\ss£/t^ r ~ £~ 5, Round Bottom of Boot . jglgr^*3^' QUALITY No. 1. QUALITY No. 2. QUALITY No. 3. QUALITY No. 4. SUIT, SUIT, SUIT, SUIT, £3 3s. £3 IBs. £4. 4b. £4 10s. TROUSERS & VEST, TROUSERS & VEST, TROUSERS & VEST, TROUSERS 4 VEST, £1 7s. £1 13s. £1 17s. (3d. £2. TROUSERS, TROUSERS . TROUSERS, TROUSERS, 16b. 20s. 235. 6d. 265. "^~~~~~~~~~~~ —————^— —————— Bust .Saddle Cloth. QUALITY No. 1. BEST QUALITY No. 2. SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH. FOX'S No. 1 SEROE. COAT, COAT. COAT, & *«.»£ COAT, £2 4s. £2 17s. £2 3r. P RJP22 6s. TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERS, 21 s 28s. 30s. 20s. VEST, VEST, VEST, VEST, IBs. IBs. 16b. 14s. Mack or Blue Diagonal Cloth. Black or Blue Diagonal Cloth, g<!M^J-W''W4JjLL WfWMM| t w^^ 1 QJINGER BBWTNG MACHINE! 12/ iNp& -'I ' X \ x?l^ Sal°"|D 1882 6°3' 2? 2 M*ohlnoc r' -r' \mSt rikr 'J^f^J^^^^^^^ iNOHHASi 42,258, SEASON. 1885 /^^^^^^^^^S GUNB!! GUNS"! i GUNS!! flwß^fe^Tv UUNMAKER, 254, QUKKN BTIUtiCT, Tha BflvßrtlPor haylnpr a very lartro Stock of */^^M&Bsj£&M&Jss&&tiM Juns, both Breoooh-londlnK ard Muzzlo-lourt- <*S,°* '^^^^ajjifflKi ni(, Ima rn-nm-ked thorn at a consldorahlt K*^^ih^^Y^t * v J "*" U Doublo-barrcl n.L. Guns from 7. ils 0 ISl'/I/'/ '' i^'{ JzZrjSawJ SliiKlo-barrol il.h. Guna from ..600 X&Ujffl I^3§^?^^<^Sy Curtis and Harvey's Uest Qnallty i ®i t H ft V \Sd!r Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. 1b Od per Ib. ir 7 MJLsS^ s^ li'^jf Quupowdor .. .. 3a Od ~ -^ CwtridgoCaßea.l^Kuago.Ss.ei.anVlfperlOO. C 9, THREE OUT OK EVERY FOUR MA, ffivßßY Oima Kind of Shootino Matkriai CHINEB BOLD IN THE WORLD APK Kquallv Cheap. SINGER'S. ffiLBY'S CENTRAL FIXE CARTRIDGES, __—. 12 gnage, loaded with the New K.C. Powder. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED 3.UNWORK OF EVEEY DESORIPTIOK FIRST PRIZES | ! ! DONK PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. ' AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED TWO GOLD fc TWQ SILVER MED ALa JfXxu ,•> »V \Ji\ iio. I D. EVITT, ! To be obtained at BUNMAKER AND IMPORTKR. PBB 2/G WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK 254 — QUMN-STBBKT, AUCKLAND, — 864 ■ ' ' I '.." Wholesale and Retail. °HI>T 4* 2al» QUEBK-STBBKT, Ar/CKLAND. "W3"Uicj?d vox Prick i.wia, —:— — BEWARE OP OERMAN AND OTHER TUCKER'S T3AKING .X>OWDER. IMITATIONS. . Ask yonr JJ Grocer XT lor it. ■ ' E Tried Aways Used. w™* BBw^ q maohineb. MUSIC, Portraits, . Landßoapee, etc., TTtTOLffE'S SCHNAPPS not only has a dollKhT- Lltho«rapho<l in Miniature and Colimri *" fnl flavour, but is a pure tonio, diuretic, ' tat Stab OflSoF, and a good gcnoral corrective.



JOHN "OUCHANAN IMPORTER, TEA. COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANT, CORNER CUSTOMS STREET EAST AND GORE-STREET. AUCKLAND. Telegraph Addrosa : I Telephone Exchange, " Kagle," Auckland. | N°. 6j 1885-86 NEW SEASON CUINA TEAS. Tuo First Shipment of NEW SEASON CHrNA TEAS, «x Taniaui, via Wellington, Ib now to hand, mid Liquoring Sampled can be obta'ned on application, NEW SEASON INDIAN TEAS, NOW IN TRANSIT DIRECT FBOM CALCUTTA. The Advertiser directs f>r""-ial notice toi his OnlH.rnt.-rf Brar.l- nf INDIA AND CHINA. AND PURE INDIAN BLENDED TEAS, which lor their worth an.l character are so highly oeteemod and increasingly inquired tor. N.8.-My Trade Murk, uh utiovo. Pr,; tL' ct'J oach package of the following Mends In Jib and lib packets, 21b, Clb, 10lb, and 101b Tiiiß, viz., BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PUKE INDIAN TEAS VICEROY ZEMINDAB SPREAD E4GLE BAKING POWDER. Those Chemically Pure and Kxcollont Powders havecstublibhocl their claim on tho publio pat romiKC, and to provido for the inoreusßd sale 1 have arranged uniorocomplutu unil comniodl oua department in my New Promises for tiiolr '"•'' Wiomtory, llob~on-streot, Auckland, June 13 IBS 4 - I lmvo mimiilud live Duklnß Powder in th'u bulk, prepared by Mr John lluulmnan. Mer chant. Aiirklai ci, and lmvo analysed tho samo, and llnd thu coimtiluenu pnro and wol propor tioned. The ro nit pr.ivcs this article to bo superior to any either liiwonisd or colonlally ureeared that liau been submittod to me, and I can, therefore, conlldently rccommoni H tp the public.-(dlgned) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. SPREAD EAGLE QUEENSLAND ARROWROOT. Packed In Jib and lib packots. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND RI€E, In lib Tinß. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND GINGER, In lib and 71b Tins. PURE AND OK FINK3T QUALITY. None Genuino without my Trade Mark. Wholosalo by tho Proprietor. Retail by Grooors and Storekeepers (jonorally. The STOCK OF IiKNKKAI, (IKOCHRY and Oilmen1* Stores comprised a rii.lendid Assort ment, which is cunsuiutly Icing replenished by Importations from Kuropean, American, and Auatrilian Mnrketi". To them." abuiil to comim-ncu businosa. atten tion 1« drawn to the Ki-oat r.dvantnKU i-f liulhk in a iiosltlon I" oiler i.hu Coiehr.itu.l m-d Popular lir.imla of Siiroad Englo Teas, Baltlns and Yoast Powders, etc., and to mere otlier speoial inducemunta which 1 urn preuared to ° cr' Cataloßuos on application. JOII N "j^"u CHAN AN, MERCHANT, Customs hjbbet East and Gohkstrket, AUCKLAND. r. k. PR °c TE R OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrletohuroh, Id now on it visit lo AtuAltiad for fthhorttlmo only, and may boCoiiNuitcd oi aUDlseuaea of tho Kyis, and for the proper ad lußtmeiit of Sp.'otaefju. \^'iIli r.vnnl to '.hi Disousi-a or Ilio ICye, there nmy I"- ■ oiiHiiti-rac two dlatinrt klndaof trcattnunt, viz , tlie Moaiou and tho Optical; the Medical to thu t'liyrfuiUn tho Optical to tho Oculist Optician, Kmiro j two-thirds of the diacftNiis are due to optical defoota. niindnhja, .SyuiNi Jivii-. He:idac.heß. Nonralif !a of tho Ksoe andTeraiilcn, 1 >oaf uemi.ano Inflammation of tho KyoniirefriMiuoiitly ohurui* by opticaldufcH'te, and aro Provontnrt and Cure.!, without oi'KUJTioNS, l>y propcilv iid-.pti Spoctncloa. made tr oorrect the <i- re.-live pot tlon of tho eye. Tlioro aro ov t SOfl.O'it) varlou oomblnatlons of Speotaclea reqnir. ,1 to corroc' thoaedofoclo—lmpossible to be Kc|M In -took bj any Optician, evon In Ixindon, tlieivfuro, niusl bo ground erprossly to moot ea^h Individual coao. T. R. PROiJTEH received tho highest awarO granted for tho manufacture of 8|»-ctunloa i' Bvory combination of spherical ami cjllndii col rorm required, at tho Intornntlonal Kxhihl Uon, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Mcclnl. T.K.P. has for many yiara made an especial study of the optical moans noceosury to remrd; the dofoets of tho a»ttt,'inatlc or wonk-M..liU«' 9YOS, and this ospiM-ierciv combined with tlic ftppllancoflfor nianufauiuring, onabio- him frc quontiy to tullevo oven tho othonvLo hopoioai- Mses, No Charge for Coniultudon, Adrtrees :— THBKK DOORS FROM THRATRB ROYAL VICTORIA-STREET. W. C. DENNES'S SEWING MACHINES, WJ 0. TKXNES, Importer of Swing VV • Jlai-hines. lii.-yclcs. T'l-icyelOH. &c ; also, Pianos, Organs,mid iliirmonliiing iGcrnwn, American. Kicncli, and Kukllslil for Cash or Doferrod Payments. HAND MAC MX US. HOME SIIUTTI.K £3 10 0 PEEULESS WHITE 10 0 FHISTKR & ROSSJTAN (with cover) 5 5 0 NEW DAVIS VKHTICAI. I'IOICU ..550 J)OJIKSTI(J 14 0 WEUTHEIM i 10 0 TREADLE MACHINES. WHITE (without cover) (5 10 0 WHITE (wllli cover and leaf) .. .. 710 0 DOMICSTIC (with leaf) .. .. .. 6 10 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED .. 717 (i W, C. DENNKB, Queen Street. H~A~^ WILLIAMS" ON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-Btroot), has always for sale and to let large and small honseß In the (31ty, Buburbs, and oountry districts i blbo firms. Unproved and unimproved, In varlomi parts of the province. Several eliglblo building ollot monta for sale In the City. Bee lists In Kveninb Btar and " Herald " JB. BLAIKIB, 0 VIOTUAIA-BTREBT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIBIOV TBOM HAHUVAOTUBIBIi Haa For Sale, M Low Rntei. Carpenters' Toola Nails, Looks, Hinges Eltoben Bansea Register Orates, In grout Variety Marble and Enamolled Slate Mantelpieces (Ltrijest Stock In Auckland) Marble, Klootroplato, Curb, and other Fenders Gal vanned Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno 91»to, Ooment, and Fbister. inspection iNvrram,



DYSPEPSIA y mmm Corroboratlv^ Ert(lilicfc GKNTLEMKSf.-HaTlnEbn.in eMOb«?W effected a complete com fl*l tt 8 my neighbours who hln JJS o,?**? complaints, and find It a L 2L lt *> t& has ever taken. Bn ' PWPeaH, j If my recommendation i»nf,» ■ j common fairness 1 think HlsMjSftk The above testimony was no*m lß^' MFers and Solomon, and theKS.'^ .no that they frequently h^ SSfSfl report* of ita reliahlecurati^ mm^. Gentle but Efflcacioa - Wynoham-stroet, Alexandria B,^ Gentlemen,—l bee tn lnh<n» . ,; ' used ita.ll ricßo'a flamfc^Sl? hold wiih good results. MjKJ55>» it a» an aperient, and ita MiffiM""* but efficacious «-utm naabeaij^ Voursfalthrcry If That the' Hamburg Tea lsmost T«Ji & hiL. IB feV--torimltto^.?^ll| h« sudden changes of the wStfe;' ttA to say. however, that since takin|itlhSfi entirely froe from thceo oomplffl fflM is a ?sry valuable. medlolnetokSHri YouraJalthraßj,'™"* AN ALDERMAN^ RECOMMMmt Dca r sir-Ihav&a!?ffa ROBtion and sluggishness ot thslffiM a little time ago. recommeaaedtotoH burg Tea. I did so. and I fomalluH remedy. It is easy to make, toffiES found no difficulty in taking It iffiffi tow dosoa cleared my liver aid j»IJ proved my digestive organs. laH! commend Hamburg Tea. ~ ™! Yours faltliMi, ;■ Wholesale Depot for Aioklujj M. LEVY&CO.. • Fort-street, Amklmh jfe A POPULAR COMPOSED I Yfc I«IM€T. ; M&lsqn SsW ', ■ PetoLj, ,'. '.EH FetaurttH'Hl Gentlemen,- "Bi I have pleasure tilgfmtlilniiWftfll Jacob's Oil has just relieved nrWimBBB attack of toothache and D6ui|M, fcsj 1 must confeßsltriedltsiattUttWliiilHl having been victimised ilffilstnls)Hi many apurions preparotiom. WliiiMiHl! say St. Jacobs Oil gave iorimmtililortßtHE and is all you claim it to to,; lltallrtociuJHg it with every ronfidencftMlkft'fijl¥HH sonally to alleviate the initattoa üblgt M MB: mosquito bites. ' : : I am, gentians, h| [Mr Summers Brown ia the writs u!b ${§} ! poßer of the popular pttMoticKiig/'OiißsiM ; Boys at tho Kront," which is cauit{ ndl 9g;i furore amoLget the weUwlßheniitliiUl.Hffi contingent,] > 1, * A Leading Merchant'! h Hfi Efi Margaretetat I Sydner.JisulSKi! Tho Proprietors SL Jacobs OIL ■ H GENTt.KMiiv,—I have ninoh tfwmiilH ■ tifylne to the valhe of the prepantatniKKp as St. Jacob's Oil, havlnghad|ccail«i»Mlß|-; often tor neuralgia, sprain's,aidbntaKtHg ; is (incu my arrival hen that IhtitjßH ; special benefit from ualng Ik AtatfUjßH ; since I taught asevero cold on WjJiJHB neglecting this for two d»m<l«iH»jJMfr: pain, with all tho signs "'"fSSM Having some of the oil at IwIJJHH ! the'ehost nightand mornipg.eiMtaonjßH; relief, and in a few days the P™,™''sH| ceased. lam confident that I duMWvHH: fored from an attack of iiduauHf ■■ . lungs had your valuable prcp«nt»i«i'»B«■; usoil and persevered with. : n iBB You are at liberty to mako *iitMl»M ■ of this notice. Jffi : Mr Walker is a memhfdtfcjdWM flrm of Walker, Lemon, andCo.,sti™?'M| Sydney.— ~■-''■ I Wholesale Dep6t for AmsW" H| M, LEVY & CO,. I ■ FORT-STREET, AWSttWV " fe) "ROUGH ON COPNS."-AA««»*>2{M : Com? Quickrelief, comifcta, i»m«i»l<n» »■ : 3 JfJißH| jirlSs 'patent \o#m \ THIS Incubator incjndfl. ail : which haw been made in W>SjsM present time, and Is °»>^%lMm is complete in itself, «»* °f spffl gallons of warm water to *«*£& M When the desired heat HJJ"'^ trfff talnod automatically. . TWjs*« smoke, or tho inconvenie^LViPM Theresulta have proved B«>. ,:•« hatching'nlnety-seyenporowf^^ilffi Tho Machine caa be M"T^M followinsaddr.ss. or V^&^M applying to Mr MoittW. (t IMRf ■~. Richmond Avonud | ' — ~~?~^Cfl t|H a ha p ? & -vi COMIfKRCK-STBKBT. Af £ ■ 1 VinoKiA.CnffigJ,^- « New ZeaUtd J^1 ™1 *: K,rst Prize M^al.M||^| First Hr ze M^i 11! B'?,'?' UhlbW.™ •'H| KimtPriMMea^USßW. v I- Slrst Aword, Vlcna* l, n AIM, E". '. AULSEBIpOK^1 I BISCUITS AHI» t OATMBAL . .^ 7:.. :>wi P*>HHK