THE TEMPERANCE CRUSADE.

Mr S. Cappor's Address.

Mr S. Capper, of Manchester, an apostle of the Bluo Ribbon movement, who has boon lecturing throughout f America and Australia, delivered in tho ■ Thcatro Royal last night, before a large ' audience, the first of two temperance '. addresses, its special and distinctive title • being, "Mini Your Own Business." i Mr C E. Button occupied tho chair, and after tho meeting had been opened with devotional exercises, ho made a short introductory spo.ch, in the courso of which ho drow attention to tho dcplor ab!o apathy exhibited by tlio peoplo in neglecting to vote upon local option ques tions. At Onehunga, for instance, only nine votes had been recorded in a poll of this Bort. It was therefore necessary to keep up the temperance excitement, ami to arouse the people to a sense of thoir duties and responsibilities. Ho hailed Mr Capper as a brother professional. Ho was a limb of the law, but with his law he was careful to scatter a few crumbs of tho Gospel. Ho had tho repute of being able to move his audience to laughter or tears at will, and his talents were further diversified by his ability to _ing a right good song. Ho trusted that in this respect ho would afford them an opportunity of judging. Mr Uappek then camo forward, and was received with loud applause. He at once showed himself to be possessed _of an unmistakable provincial accent, which, however, did not at all mar the effect of a clear and orotund voice. Having re marked upon tho inveterate predilection of some people for neglecting their own busi ness and minding other people's, tho lec turer stated that his purpose that night was first of all to speak of the business of a Government in relation to the people they govern ; then the business of tho parents, next the business of the Christian; and last of all, ho would offer a fow remarks about "the mind your own business" people in particular. When he had done this, he ex pected that his timo and their patience would bo pretty well run down. The first busiuess of a Government was to give the largest good to the largest number of its people, an opinion that was based upon tho authority of the most profound writer upon British jurisprudence, viz., Dr. Bentham. Starting from this point, he asked, "Was it the business of any paternal Government to license the drink traflic in view ot its admittedly injurious effects?" Certainly not. If it were right to license it, then tho number of vendors should not be restricted to ono in a hundred. Tho ninoty-nino hud just as much right to sell tho liquor as the hundredth. If it wero a good thing, how ever, to restrict tho sale by confining it to the hands of tho fow, then suroly it would bo a better thing to dispense with it altogether. Peoplo might call them fanatics for holding such views, but tho fanatics wero the men who were fighting and converting tho world. Singularly enough, a grog-seller was a man of character, for baforo ho could receivo a license he had to produce a certificate of character. His own word would not be taken for it, but ten other mon had to stand as his sponsors. Ho was glad to see that this colony was setting tho mother country a good example in placing tho regulation of tho liquor traffic directly in tho hands of the peoplo, and ho hoped that the example would bear good fruit. The law was still unfair. It permitted the existence ot tho grog-eellcr within the community, but interdicted tho entrance of the pig. f hut clearly was an injustice to the pig. In England a chemical factory was shut up because it killed tho grass in its vicinity, nliilo a neighbouring public-house at which a mun procured tho liquor that led to his death wus licensed to keop open and kill. The duty of tho Government was to protect tho people, and the peoplo hud tho opportunity nt election time of constraining the Government to do as they wished. Then it was that tho plain voter John Thompson became John Thompson, Esq., and it behoved him not to bo led away by the plausible claptrap of insincere can didates. Having given some capital imita tions of stump oratory, Mr Capper con cluded this portion of his address by urging all young men to register. Ho then passed on to expound the business of tho parent. Example should not go one way and pre cept the other. Blended together, they would mako men and women worthy the name; but set at opposite poles, the sure rosults wero shame and degradation. Fathers and mothers should havo a set purpose in the teaching they imparted to their children.and tho effects of the teaching would bo blessed. As for the Christian, his plain business and duty were to abstain. He had the authority of tho Roy. Chas. Garrett for stating that, in ISS3, 32,10 ---suldiers of tho army of the living God deserted the standard of tho Master through strong drink. In this matter Christians should bo abovo reproach. If their Christianity was not vigor ous enough to resist tho inclina tion to strong drink, then tbey should put it out to grow. Tho Christian was constrained to abstinenco by the eleventh commandment "that yo lovo one anothor," and tho Christian who refused to obey loved his glass better than his brethren. Ho might be asked, " Can I not do as I like with my own ?" The answer was " Certainly not!" especially if you are married. A man who cudgelled unmerci fully a Jerusalem pony would speedily find himself amerced in a heavy fine, despito the fact that ho had only struck his own brother. The would-bo suicide might claim the right to drown himself, but his rescuer might aptly reply, " No, you have just as much right to live and pay taxes as I have," and his subsequent consignment to the savings bank for such people's wits would soon enforce the lesson. The married man of course stood in very little need of demonstration of the fact that a man could not do aa he liked with his own. It was tho business of peoplo who, like himself, had nover tasted tho first glass, to help their weaker brethren first, as it was the business of those who discovered a destructive fire to endeavour to put it out, or to rescue thoso endangered by it. If thoy Bavcd the liie of a suffering or imperilled human creaturo thereby, surely they were minding their own business. Tho firo of strong drink was wrapping in flames of destruction the structure of society, and in running up to its windows the ladder of teetotalism, the advocates of temperance were certainly minding their own business. Aftor relating an affecting story, in which he displayed great depth of pathos, the lecturer concluded with an earnest exhorta tion to all to take the pledge. He resumed his seat amid general applause. Mr J. T. Garlick communicated to the audience news of tho temperance victory at Mount Albert that day. He said that their opponents had made a most determined struggle, going even so far in their efforts to secure votes as to supply liquor gratuitously. So bitter, too, was their spirit that he was advisod to with draw, lest he should be roughly hand led. The result of the voting was 60 votes for the licensed victualling interest and G6 for tho temporanco party, thus settling the question in favour of the latter for another three years. There were five informal votes recorded, and it was his belief that had tho upholders of tho drink traffic not plied their men with i liquor, those iivo votes would havo been re-, corded in thoir favour, thus narrowing down tho majority to a single voto. ■ A largo and efficient choir were present under the conductorship of Mr R. Tude hope, and in the intervals of their singing Mr Capper urged the irresolute and un decided to come forward to tho stage and take the pledge. The proceedings closed with the Dox ology. A meeting of the Executive Committee was hold immediately afterwards. Mr Capper lectures to-night upon "Local Option," and the effects which it has had wherever it has been tried. American Co.'s Hop Bitters aro the Purest and Best Bitters Ever Mado. They are compounded from Hops. Malt, Buchu, Mandrako, and Dandelion—the eldest, best,and most valuablo medicines in tho world— and contain all the best and most curative pro perties of nil othor remedies, boing tho greatest Blood Purifier. Liver Regulator, and Life and Health Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or ill health can possibly long oxist whore they aro used, bo varied and porfect aro thoir opera tions. , They givo new lifo and vigour to the aged and infirm. To all whose employments causo irregularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who reauiro an Appetizer, Tonic, and mild Stimulant, American Co.'s Hop Bitters aro invaluable, being highly curative, tonio and stimulating, without intoxionting. No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, what tho disease or ailment is, uee Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you aro Biok, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at once. It may save your lifo. Hundreds have' been saved by so doing. £500 will be paid for a case thoy will not euro or help. Do not suffer or lot your friends suffer, but uso and urge them to uso American Hop Bitters. Remembor, American Hop Bitters is no vile, drugged, drunken nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medicine ever made. Try tue Bitters to day. Get at Chemist's or Druggists. Beware of imitations. Genuine has Dr. Soulo's name blown in bottle. DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.---Rough on Rat. dears cut rati, mice, beptles, roaches, _ied-iiga, flies, auts, Inject*. t-oIM, J-ck-rcbbiti, RopbeiK. __:«Dj»_iionifl, -Tos-tr 4 00., Aswan, Aueklwid, j

SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBI TION.

Third Notice. Thk present and previous «>___, shown clearly enoughth a fJJ *J*_«, ees.es a remarkable „_S^II talent. Without .J«s»fi to say that Auckland is W£S**l( the colony in the nWo^f|M bo aflirmcd that one wouldEL'JpS. long way before finding a SiN size and ago more favouredtC tt6 m this direction. Hence it ;»i0ut8«l^" Aucklandbewellrepre.efe«a cry winch v to form cne attf&g&i the Industrial Exhibition to?b_Sll the winter at Wellington i,d ment. are to be under the shW.'.^ of the various Art &cM®*s and no doubt further inform.H, °°Si forwarded for the guifi^S contributors. We are not^_l|» any previous occasion therel W _ h,t *>» lected in one place where im-_«ii_. eill panson was possible, the works nf* __■ tative artists from each oftfS repreßa >' population ; but now such _nT__Sfll presents itself, and we _?„"^"oily if our Auckland artists | ?'*s*■& their productions M a 'JS» not take an inferior place in ._ '■ W petition. Exhibits, it should _T 6 Mb> will have to be at WelUngtoiSlfSl June 30th next. Althou^Slffi pictures of the Exhibition noTS* cold, wo trust that fact will3_S_iSf againstiheir going to We_to» buyers will suroly consent tohaveil'.i^ hand in the worthy repre__n(_tr*. Auckland in matters artistic. « The water-colour drawings n* tv _ hibition are 6. in numbel r{MM& on the whole so interesting »,riT some previous exhibitions. Mr T? Gilford s contributions are'&«___.* portant, Nos. 120, 122, a«%l first named ia the best pietht.Nt! from the top of Mount ifden »_ .^ seen. The amount of detailleS? it is as elaborate, exact|*d £% as a photograph; though, if wearaS to insinuate a defect, ftYjgSgg! colouring, which teems to' ns^HT sombre. Very similar _*t__2 aro tho two others, "OtokSS^ - Mount Earnslaw and the &*&£ the sky in the former is very finjv $,' Wimperis, a now exhibitor, ee^.'S' ing drawing of the old Dutch gaUiotS Chalmers, where the ruinous old:_. , ancient form contrasts with WS? more shapely schooner anchored .2 distar.ee about. Not the leaStAritS port of this picture is the colourinTi number of flower pieces by Mis. ||J dart cannot fail to attract notierfi lady will be remembered exhibitor of several fey sketches a year 'ago. No 136 is W5 best executed and most effective!!dies _ rosos that we have Been in AuckMS Stoddart's other drawings aiftTi«,tM 155 (Christmaslily, an e.ceUenteiJrtW lG_(Guelderroses), TbereareffaK flower drawings. Miss MaudWestV'S of Chrysanthemums " (No. 150) ham with care and taste, and the same m\. ■ said of Miss K. Ridings'sNo, Hlio:*! tho poppies well repay the Miss Ridings has also severnliita^ flowers hanging with the other cmMn • designs at the east end-of-."jfiFffin,' . Mr J. E. Brown is the ftutheftf:itft] pretty Sussex scenes, Noa. IS,'lil. ( _i| 1 131. A- large study of VrotyMtd 1 apples by G. Gregory is nnmbeted & The success attained is certainly gSffljb 1 Mr W. Boodle hangs two"drawiDgita his portfolio of sketches taken datrag lj recent visit to Mexico - No, l.V.i W in the Sierra Madre, Mexic^'.'iiMKftltt 1 " Church of San Hipolito, Meiicjj;l';|li latter is an architectural cowing' &\ character not often seen in ora eifiiiiSßt ' " Study of Kauri" (No. 1i_),ty.1,.% is creditable for a beginner. .sMrfitort. ' vant's subject, luxuriant tree, fexn^ W.tln ! side of a bush stream (No, ill) _ : been attempted by him several tS-lira, with noteworthy success each thus. Is E. M. CheeEeman's wotk:{No,;,lli] b _ usual most painstaking, b'utthew.ited is too laboured. ->S„ The designs Bent in.for fteVMoMtoi potitions are too numerottS'tojjApMjMj, mentioned; but they will .be found to kt ' worthy of inspection. Dnwitgi by.pupil 1 of Mies Vaile and othW;_aisitW«eli«ii{ in tho northern side r00m,,, ' - Round the front.of the onlest. a Mi ranged a number dMr Jotlsh Maitii'i large photographs of NeifiMffldßCfliirj. | Ono of the most succes&fafkftt'of aiajj j trunk, whoso huge diiiisuioaj'.ciie ia at) j ' to do something toMM)''aSiiStiM^fij. ' means of the youthWjMi.ititjietote.' There is a softness aboot.tae 1 which justifies Mr Msrtii- in^ describ : ing them a3 "mez_o-tiu_,";'The Imp, nearly life-size, photograph ot Tawhlio, 1 lent by the Aucklandlnstitute.isawwtii art. Some wonderful effect! .Uiiijit toi ' .bade in the mahoganyconntenaßceofto ' shabby monarch have been'jMdMtoi manner unattained at thejanfa'peda 01. painted photographs Miss sfpjggW several very beautifurteampl_.',,tt»ti' : Mies Mary Anderson (aa IVitafoJi' ' charming specimen of miniatnie #% ; and the others are scarcely»«• Tho largo cabinet etaadipg': on i 1 table to match, by M, SeuferWji; usual marked with remartebftSM, ;:■ ' ingenious workmanship, .M, SeuiW» ' facile princeps in this dop,rt»aJ« 1 business, and we hope a»tWw#™■ ■ price he asks, £130, which,#P«M* . • first sight, will scarcely "KLgE*" ■■■ labour. Tho mante. piece of,ft 'Z*; land woods alffbeeastehd oIMP* also an elcga Aiece of woifc ; :Mi»»<tf lick and Crai J.ll are the exhibitor- The Art Union. , The Choral Hall was $»!£.'; ,' largo and fashionable atten.rag«» 1 ing, the occasion being the'MMWj : Society's Art Union. Wot to,(WW however, Bis Worship .thefeMff*■; to the fortunate winnere'tt.:»PMK': tho late athletic meeting tfigs Amateur Athletic Club.anllißSs Bicycle Club. During the *^ ; evening Impey's band auMw*,' music. The following was the ft«g Art Union drawing, which VM F w over by Mr Tho.. Peacock:-;;., i^ No. 21, Mrs D. Nathan, f») I[S_F» ' £10; 897 Miss V. Marthi.£W;MSfflfe coc_, £8; 1,233, J. L. S°_sMS__l*' Thonias, £5; 1,084, K. W.Ji^Msi- Buddie, £5; 1.218, Mi 'Jf^^iip* rxvore! fi. I.C9'-. P. WSiJfflm £4 945, A. Hillyear.^^l 17. John Owen. £3: 78 V^KSSfii 1219, Mr Currie, ftfcftffll Dr. _Jonevman *2103t858. JidSl* 406. J.^^'iK'Bffll It. H. Nicholson, £2; 433, GmW«a, h. c. choyce miy %*sgSimp Comiiskey, £2; S6l, J. w. V^fM i ll rlmißton.£2. t

TPIE 4&-«PL--ND EVENING STAK, THURSDAY,. APRIL 23, 1885.

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TO-MORROW. " THE IIAYM ARRET. For Sale, on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, j -> THE WELL KNOWN STEEPLE- j CHASER i SUNRAY, ! With his engagements. j Also, I THE WELL-KNOWN RACING MARK j MYSTERY, i With her ongnsoniento. I a handsome cab and harness, | j Without Reserve. j' ALFRED BUCK-LAND. j TICM-OKROW. { THE HAYMAUKET. \ Tho undcr-lgncd ha_Tc7civcd lm*rw«««it<™> Mr John lie. 1. of Ihe Aucklnm uOl, I'C livery Ccinvnny, lo s.U. 011 liidaj next, without reserve. milE POLL OWI N - L 0 Good Useful Horses, accustomed to all kinds of warlc 2 Two-horse Spring Vsns 2 Siuglo-hoVfO Spring Curt 3 7 Sets Harness 2 Sot 3 Leadii.: Harnosa ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET, For Sale. To-morrow (Friday), 21th April, EX ORKTI FROM WAITARA, \y U S E P U L II ORB ES, 4 ronslMhi .of 3 Heavy Draught Colts and 1 Harness Horsos. Al.o. A GREY GELDING, recently from Wn"-/ gtinul; very hnndeomo, and a perfect hack. G LIGHT HARNESS HOUSES, accuatomed to single and double harness. ALFREDJSUCKLAND. /ifOUNTRV CATTLE SALES, Papakura—Wednesday, April 23 ALFREP BUCKLAND. ~~ XI/FjSDAVS. fHS HAYMARKET, } SALE OF WOOL,' SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, li'AY, and STRAW, \ each TUESDAY, »: 13 o'clool;. ALFRED BUCKLANT., j [ii l> X fR I V AT E a_ii - j _0 ON LIBERAL TERMS. IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I if arm Lots from .0 acros and upwards, noar Pukokohe Station; from a 10s to _)10 an acre. \ Form, Lot ISO. Awitu, coiitinnicg 123 acres! | •eourely fen.cd: is noar other hoir>o9toads, and • <"00d land; £2 an ivcrr. _„..„ A flrst-olass Fan.., h.';.-way botween KihlMhl snd Te Awamutu, c___._nl_K -S. acres. With choice apple orchard. Available and Fertile Form-, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 aores, nt price, varying with Im prevomenta W^gj^ WsonTmoate & Co/s~ CELEBRATED _H_ Mi_a__k_S_! _ - » __> J 'tP- I ill mi I &$ my 8 Emu twml mk is i SH_li ___S |^B_|i_BQ__g s_aa ___w__3 usfe— r _tn ____) DRINK KELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CEi-EBRAT-- PURE BLES'DED TEAS. Hundreds aro trying to copy, and many are ndvertirdns ComT-on Mlxturoo as, Blendofl Toa to mislead public. i For Government Analysis _'oa Circulars. J"Fl—_.-„ ~rr_«. \ f »:■ '"'-\ ' i^i;;^1,;,'-'^ ' i ... ,;;'■ ™ t_C-. : ✓>.'-'.-. _■■ •■■ :::!-:..,..?, &trp&^i?v, p W Q -. ■ • .i > a_i «-,. , i( - v ASK FO__ NELSON. MOATE & CO.'S. '. NATURAL JPLAVOFSED TEAS. ■ , They havo beon awarded ' GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS ■ JFOU PUEITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FI-OH PRESS: - '•All tho Teas of this flrnaore Bounftti > and Blended by Mr. NELSON, a Pjo- '» feaEionaJ. Taster and Blender of Ropnt^^ ' NELSON, MOATE & Co.'&.; : SPEOI^LTY _ $ BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DI..YEDIN, CHRIST CHURCII, WELLINGTON, ,_ 156 i QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERY WHERE s r" |' "i "TPp A n 1 I i _A"\ / ___ian> »_■—_W—_i «m2_SW® jf d • / i Unrivalled /&}/ i mk/ TEA ■ j /0/ ABOUNDINi j a6^ Strength rHIGH QUALITY.



TO-MORROW, BY ORDER OF TIIE MORTGAGEE. PROPERTY, vELAGE OF WEY MOUTH (NEAR JIANUREWA STATION). JOHN REID and CO. ■Have received instructions from the Mortpitoo tosell ny public auction at tho Mart, Queen street on Friday, Mth instant, at 12 o clock. ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, situated in tho Pariah of Ka_aka, County of Edo.,and being Allotment 17 of the Village of Weymouth, containlnß I! roods and 10 iorches. with tho Hnilrtings thereon erected, tho property of James Williamson. Conditions of sale nnd oilier particulars of tho Auctioneers. V. S. COCIIRAMJ.] t',AS' DACIUS. MONDAY, APRIL 27. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, VICTORIA ROAD, DEVONPORT. Throe minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf. Th- subscribers have received Instructions from • H. do B. Dovcreux. K. ... to soil by public auction, at their Land Mart, 185, Queen at., on Monday, 27th insiaut. at twelvo o'clock, XTIS FAMILY RESIDENCE, JJL AT DEVONPORT. situated at Uio corner of Victoria Road anil a privato road (150 ft x 323 ft), and commanding; an almost unequalled panoramic viow of Auck- _ land City and Suburbs. Tho house has lately been re-papered and painted, and put. into thorough repair; it contains dininc; and eittiiiK rooms, three bedrooms, liitchon, drcssinK-room. and bathroom with wator laid on, servants room and pantry, 0-foot verandah; out-build lnsa comprlso wash-house, wood-shed, &c.; splondid well of wator, with forco pump; ens iv ovory room. The trround (ovor an acre) is , securely fenced with puriri posts and Hobart rails, &c. Cards to view can bo obtained at tho cilices ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. t W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRB. MONDAY, APRIL 27. 1,810 ACRES TAUPIRI, MANGAPIKO, < WHANGAMARINO, AND NGAROTO. UNDER THE RATING ACT. l'ha subscribers havo received instructions from tho Agont for tho Public Trustee to sell by miction at their rooms, Queen-streot, on Mon day, 27th April, at twelvo o'clock, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PRO- , PERTIKS, sold under tho Rating Aot, for | nonpayment of rates:— t PARISH OF TAUPIRI. Lot 03. containing 50acrcs (except that portion taken for Railway purposes), fronting tho Walkato Rivor. Lot 291, containing SO acres. Lots 37, 33, 39 and 10, containing 200 acres (except that portion takon for Railway purposo.), having a large f ontage to tho ! Wa-ta'o River. -x>ts 3-3, 361, 307, and 303, containing 200 acres. > L-t 302, containing 50 acres. ' Lot 221, containing 50 aores. Lot ISO, containing 50 acres, •■ Let 179, containing 50 acres. i Lot 298. containing 50 acres. Lots 265 and 256, containing 110 acres. PARISH OF MANGAPIKO. Lot 103, containing 50 acros, with large front age to Mangaplko Rivor. PARISH OF NQAROTO. Lot 55, containing 50 acres. PARISH OF WHANG-MARINO. Lot 3. containing 50 acres. Lot 285, containing 20 acres fronting the Wal kato River. i Lot 70 and 71, containing GO aores, Lot 133, containing 50 acres. Lot 11, containing 50 acres. Lot 39, containing 50 acres. liOt 102, containing 50 aero?. Lot 58. containing 50 acres. Lot 129, containing GO acres. Lot 91. containing 50 acres. Lot 117. containing SO acres. Lot 110, containing 50 acres. Uit 60, containing 50 acres. Lot 19, containing 50 acre?, PARISH OF MANGAPIKO. Lot 15, containing 50 acres, fronting tho Ma flrrapiko Rivor. Lot 306, containing 50 aires, fronting the Ma tt japiko River. Lot IC4 containing 50 acres fronting the Ma ngapiko River. Lot 281, containing 50 acres. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. fO-MORKG W. DURHAM YARDS. Tho undersigned havo received instructions to soli, at the Durham Yard 3, on Friday, April 21, at 11 o'clock, TH E WELL-KNOWN STEEPLE CHASER "JULIA ANN." " Julia Ann" is a Splendid Jumper, and any ohe'requiring a really Kirst-olass Hunter would do well toavail themselves of this opportunity. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. Tto-morrow. Under Bill of Saltt AT THE DURHAM IrAEDS.l rAEDS. Tho undorsigned havo receivod Instructions to soil, under bill of sale, at the Durham Yar_s, on Friday, April 21, at 11 o'clock, A HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES __: 2 Largo Tip Dra? a J 2 Sets Dray and Loading Hurnei 5 1 Omnibus „__ , . 1 Pair 'Bus Horses and Harness completo HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. ~" TO-MORROW. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD TKBIB VJCT- EEKLY SALE AT THE DURHAM YARDB, OF HORSES, SADDLERY _....,.. GRAIN and SEED Also, LIGHT DRAUGHT MARE, suitable for Spring Cart. TO-MORROW. DUR HAM YARD S. The undersigned have received instructions from Mr D. Sutherland to sell by auction on Friday, April 21th, at twelve noon, THE GRAZING FOR FIVE YEARS OF THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, containing 216 Acres, and situated between the Western Springs and the Asylum. The Farm is divided into 2 Lots. Lot A contains 151 Is subdivided, and has dwolling-iouse and out-houses erected thereon; Lotßcontains62 Aoros,and also has a dwelling house thereon. The whole Farm ls laid down in good grass, and there is an abundant supply of water, being almost enolroled by a small river. This Property has been in the occuptlon of Wm Motion, Esq., and, from its easy access to town, to most!valuable for either agricultural or grazing purposes. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, overy Tuesday, at U o'olock, KIDEB, TA_—OW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER & NOLAK. MONDAY NEXT, 27th INST. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Hart, of the London Loan Office. Viotoiia-streot (under Theatre Royal), to Veil by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday __ct?atU a.m„ Unredeemed Pledges coSing of GoldandSilver Watches, Diamond Sd Gold Rings, Gold Chains, Gold Brooches, Lockets, Guns, Sowing Machines, Sextant, Microscooe, Carponters' Toole Family Bibles, Clocks. Plated Ware, lot of useful Clothing, So. As per Evening Star of Wednesday, 22nd April. ■ THURSDAY, APRIL 30, At Noon. "BA-RTLEY." SECOND DIVISION. SUPERIOR BUILDING SITE CLOSE TO WHARF, SANDY BEACH, MARINE VILLA AND BUSINESS SITES, EXTENSIVE BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions to sell by publio auotion, at his K.tate, Lane, and House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart. Queen street, ou Thursday, 30th, at 12 o'olock, "■DARTLEY," NORTHCOTE, ' JkJ The second division of this splendidly situated estate on the main thoroughfare, with a gentle alone to a beautiful sandy beach: well laid out in flno building sites and roads of 66ft. in width, which have been formed, givingr com munication to the beach from the Great North Road. Good houses are now being built on the portion sold. Fine view of city, harbour, suburbs, &o. Well sheltered: within five minutes walk of Northcote Wharf. Health, ' pleasure, profit. Title lands tronsf or. I Terms I ___My ■ iMographio plana. - ;,yu .



Q N E yf E ■ X OF THE ECLIPSE SALE AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE ,Ims passed, during which time a largo amount of Goods havo been sold to the great satisfac tion of all purchasers. 14 DAYS 9 SALE Remain, during which timo £1500 WORTH OF VALUABLE STOCK IS OFFERED FOR £750. IT IS A FACT, } And. wo find it difllcult to convince our frlon.s, that an ARTICLE IN THE VICTORIA-STREET WINDOWS, at the l.'oor, or on tho Salo Stalls In tho Arcndo, PRICED AT OQS, | MAY BE PURCHASED FOR JQS. I AND SO ON.' lAT HALF THE MARKED PRICE. Wo pledge Ourselves lo tho truth of tliostato iuout, and URGE OUR CUSTOMERS TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF TIU3 ADVAN.AGE HUKIMI THK ECLIPSE SALE AT G-OODSO^'S. TOHN | BUCHANAN WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, 3 CUSTOMS-STREET, AUG** _ND. , Telegraph A-drese I I Tolepfcoue Exohanir*. " Eagle," Auokland. I No. SB. c . - >'"•*-_ ; v^pt M^4i/^___V~>^ The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of ULENDED INDIA AND €H rl-A TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly incroasod demand for thorn substantially proves their excellence, and confirms the high eatooin which the Public have jnatly accorded .; them. The following diatfc.. 1.;: ";"jdo all ' : bear h;a Trado Mark on tho labels, and are packed In lib and Jib paokots, also In 61b, 101b, and 40lb tint, viz ;— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA •' TEAS. ; HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Bbands. ; I BLENDED PUKE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Those Powders, since their introduction, have been accordod by tho publio the re ception thoir oxcollence desorves, and only require a trial to bo more universally used, Attention la requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobeon-atreot, Aucklanrtj Jnne 13,13-I.—l havo sampled the Balctnc Powder In tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer nh&nt, Auckland, nnd havo analyoed tho samo, and find the constituents puro and woll-propor tloncd. The result proves this article to ho MUpcrior to any either Imported or colonl&lly prepared that has been .übmitted to ni«, and I t»n, therefore, confidently rccomrnond it to the publio.—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst," , Each tin bears his Regis terod Trado Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Gonerally. Tfco STOCIC of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort , neut, which is constantly being repleniahod by .importations from European, Amorioan, ana Australian Markets. JUST EEC.IVED, I£X S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, . 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Cataloooes on Application. To those about to commence business, "■ attention is drawn to the great advantage jj of being in a position to offer tho Celebrated and Popular Brandt] of Spread Engie Teas, Baking an.l Yeast _*<>wdcrs, etc., and to secure othor special induce ments which I am prepared to offer, T> O HN -OUOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, OUS-OMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLES. Hired. Boaght, and Sold, at OROWTHKR'S VICTORIA STABLES, Wol lesley-stroef. _^ INSCRIPTIONS on Gold, Silver, and Plate engraved at the Siah Offlco,



cp \^, \p t Pr^P ' ( 'If* \\ - . • 'i ,',-.\ W _> ' ' ' X'—':.>..// ' V-'.-_*?■*' &V' '' ' it*.■ •-■ " * v-_T.- i"—:__k^_^.''.«i_'< .'■-_' vi- -'--.'. I?'"".-■',' "' ■ ■ .'• ■ v; V -,■..' - ' l_<Xu.mUnh--ICKuU. LIMITED, nA D I.W Aft 17 MFR f!TT A "NTQ &n Importers of Machinery, &c, &c. Indents executed for every description of Hard ware on most favourable terms. T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, 33 ___._*" 3D SAWS. Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS I'Oll HAND POWER. BAND SAWS FOR HAND I'OWER, l._.l..Ll_>'_! MACMNEH. DRILLING MACHINES. DOLT & NUT SCREWINCi UlArillXKS. DOLT & NUT SCI.F.WIN«i MACHINES. PIPE SCREWING MACHINES^ MACULNI , S . GUNS. JIINS. GUNS. AMMUNITION. SHOOTING SEASON, 1885, T. & S. MORi.IN & CO. (L m) HAVE IN STOCK A VERY LAKGK ASSORTMENT OF SINGLE AND nOi'l.M-. r.AKKI'I, UltV.Af'll-I.uADIMI OUiNb, J__' CEI.ERK l T.'.l) K.NCI.I- il M VIvKI.-- MU/./.i.lvL'JAblNC IiVSxS AT DEDUCED PRICES. REVOLVERS, RE VOLVERS. BEST BRANDS OF SPORTINC POWDERS, PATENT (.-HU.1.1'.1) SHOT. GUN WAl'liINO, CUM IUDUKS AND CAUTJUINiE CASKS (Pcrcus.ion Cops), CAUi'UUXIE LOADING IMPLEMENT!., UE-CA ITERS, tic. CiAMK AM) CARTRIDGE BAGS, i'OWIUvs I'L'SK-, SHOT VOUCHES, &c„ &C, _c. GREAT OPENING SALE OF _A_TTTU_M.JSr _A_lSrr)"W rI_N"TEJ_R DRAPERY &, CLOTHING. 4kMES GILP.IOUR, (OF COROMANi-KI. Having Secured Uio Premises lately occupied by Mr. J. G. BROWN, iv PARNELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DKAPEET& CLOTHING And having purchased it ou very advantageous torms, is dotonninod to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. J.G. hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit tho favour of Mr Crown's Customers and the Public generally. _-Ms w _. xfiJ&.&-%,_r y i. HI^W IPH IIP 81 St i! I 111 ii ll 11 s '■ liil 111 I ill si ~ *.: ■'■-P II 1 rll? %$Wk Sit I 11 1 111 • \4} lr't & .' !,__!.. at ißiprovaman '_.». .'..l'!.'-..:.;:. ..;':?.•'.....^..■ •-, ..."_. '.'■/;».«' '. v._._-_..-;.-is Pii.ant ._,_-oai'P.-ic SVivii*>•. .',•.."-.• r>...:.,, ;.;.>:.'-••'.•. , "V;.... *. . __PHt r.ot«_-W_-_liU_S-'Wt-»y! -':>i.;-;.{. T. .:■•.».-;: '.■,.'•::■--••.?• '■*._■*-- A.'W.-,:|5 '~h«IK _.6_tim._ _t«i-l hi Ess...v.'-. for .:.>.••.-... ...r. «? " ' " Iltar-ritiyl o_.t*i__-_';a i>._'_ iV...-;,j.■.;--, ./ '.'.,•-*>..'■>_- SJ| e f 4l|l^ff§ . THE WERTBE.K SEWII'.O KACKIKE AGIi'XV. MMUniß^' W< BEALE 170 QUEKN , STBEKT , VUCKI AND. OHAHLKS HESKETH.J (ALEX. AITKEK. y^^S\ /^f^SSS* HESKETH and AITKIN - J &^^\^ E\l^i^^^\^ are glad to inform thoir ca.tomereand &^?^MiV!2r*f i**~PSMz&nr* tho publlo genorally that having Bold tho whole -5,-^ o£ their la3t year's Etock of Clovers, etc., they Are In a position to offer an entirely Now Stock _ _. arriving per direct steamer Aorangl, from Lon- XT1. P E A 0 0 U —, don, ana per Mail Steamer from San Franoiaco. j[ a OPTICIAN i1?!..1^-.? 1' aU ourrent seaßon'a Brawth, consia. _<"..i.HBMATICAL AND NAUTICAX, %-lITB CLOVER (Trefoltamropone) " INSTRUMENT MAS3R, EEf) CI.OVKR (Trofolium pretens) BnoKn,ANi)-STKKKT. ALBYKK CLOVER (Trefolium hyfarlda) . COWGRASS (Trefolium perenne) ALWAYS TN STOCK— ?,G4KSr I\.. L 9. yKß'Trefollumilloarnatnn>) SWBtaolea and Era-tfla-sau of evory kind as ™KFOlJ,jMedlcego supuhna) Ducnral. flt guaranteed LUCi-H.N h, MCQlcagO aativa) i>y, -~, oi m b;.h of s.unerlor cnKlltr &&AM4 I« °? Uia? a» STISnffiSS >a..c. and Tlu.Oa dY (l _onm Pratouio) Mloro .coucb no..srftil ond cheap CRESTED DOOHTAIL (Cynosnrnsertataln?) ._.,S' ', r. ;,v Coind*_-00, Dralnngs MEADOW FOXTAITi (Alopocurm. pretensia ' levola ' BHEEPS FESCUE {}• <w_uoa ovina) ~ ..ip., l_ tb i 6 Prinmntto IJorapaHse. _JUI._J vtKASS .imtnnta f_.mn»nn__ Blon.cle RAT-TAIL (Sporobolua olongatuol B______tara _ier__ranaterß HTdrometer. RYE-GRASb ISoleum perrene sempervironß) SSofhdia a?t_rlo-.»_a_itHßß. COCKSFOOT Dactyliaglomerata) v^^icTahcKaal^io&^MnobinVi PURPLE and GREEJ. TOP ABERDEEN u^SSmSfmm^SA Magnifiers nwnSir r.T.T.v wm. -nnrTTir Bteeoscopes and Slides, Graphoscopoa SWEDE TURNIPS; .^^^W^ _Vn eM l_ m^r^fa^ni B!^^^^ tr.<rr a K_^. _..«> _»AU_i>. nany. Sydney Eonodustand 3!lonr, Mineral or,o ._,.-. ---- _"t ( _ f , t):-'..--l'l-:'V--'- '..-ii. O "T-2l_J.'l' ■ - A.t-fl_?i_.Manu.oo! Oa_aS_to| Bwley,Beam IVT o?.^ PotJ r .i_ a» _„,Ij?^_lS_?hol____ Peas .-Coarse, Fine, and Kock Salt, Cobra, an^ i-VX Lithographed In Miniature nnal/OWUrs J liasecd Cake i Now Zealfud fft&l R»a '£pw, eta ** Stab Office,



__g_w__ _.®_t*_l hi fe-l & 'JCO LENl.fl n Bcins ol from XiUUvU fiSO upward ß .-ApplyWin. S. Cochrane, Cochrane'. Auction Mnrt, IBS, Queen street. . MONEY TO LEND on good Security, from .Ml and upwards, at seven per cent.-Apply to J. A. Bealo, Solicitor, Mercan tile Chambers. ; ft/M'ONHY"... !..__.!), on Mort^agßi o! 1> >1 P-'it ...1m ■■ Fl■'. .!:o'.d SOMSItIoB. V 7. .':o,' i-'.'A':, h'B.U-Uor. N'-'icaai '.!ii'.iii'i',n...j "_uii.,i:.,'-...'__ -wtft-j'.ilV Li'-I.'-Tuiri >'I.OMld3_ii vi' ,-...:.. NOTK,3,I_OUS_IJ. FURNITURE. COS. _s_J-U3 DISCOUNTED i-AJLY. .«OE'l'a.-.S-S NEOO-lAXai). jOilii W. _£A_iDIE : usii, t,W:t_i•:.=:,uw, -.._> KSj.at;. Ac;_:Ni', tlfd ,r VI xv, ILijONEY TO LMND, in sum. ol Jt_B Ai-t-ly So PETER <.>.Ai;H-.NT. BrtUaitf.t, H!|),h-sU?u.>■ "%/£l3lN_jy~_^~L.S_.i», J>t ft '.ri-xwr-i.. ._?'_. _la Of lolor<;;i-.-...oplf 1.0 _.ICI..S.'jM .' IiUBSIiLU, Hoiicito!.--. ijjioi___Kl-_tteat, i_.i.. !■.:. "." >'_ UK.tr/i < ■■■'''■•'. o: !.^»':'r>/!;. iX!HN.-LL S; Cl-o_'4_*, i-.rX-jlii-iV. '.'::"..".-: />i'.^. 'k.'l.'C'N.OY TO LEKD at cutom.-ctee of . jLSIsL Inl.oie...—LsilsWey a-.J .Tiii'.!.;-.i_. Wiimu 'B",_ioX • "a ,<s: C3KH V T 0 L 5. N D i:.3L OU Fr.__.Ul_ 15(r0Ui'11'....-A. iInUHANAN, !.(.lioit.tr, fit, MimKC <lhaiubßra {opvoslto Dani otl______ilft_d_ 1' 0 I 1 C B OF RE _- *J VA L, -ME VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AOENC HAV» KEMOVED TO OFFICES NEXT DOOR TO MR P. OLIPHA-..T, So_ioz_ob, HIQH-ETI.EF.T, I ONDOM LOAN AND DISCOUNT *-^ COMPANY, UIGH-STRBET, KEXT TO ATISJN'B P_-IN_iNO OFFICE. £5 xo £1,000. Xhli) Oompariy _!■»_.}_ Loans on 1' E & S 0 N A L B B 0 ITB i T V, ffREEEOLu AND LEABEHOL SBOCIUTY, ffIRST AND SECOND MOP. TO AGES. or on any ftvalinl-le sc-cnrltv, ro;:i'-a_lo In WEEKLY OR !_o..'-'__i__: INIiTAJ-Mliia.. or In any way lo s.ili ._!•_ Bcrrowur, Loans on Furniture without removal; also Oh all kinds of Merchandise, Loans may bo repaid at tho rato of Sixpence p.i woek In the Pound. BUle Discounted nt Current Rr.-... Bat-- cf England Note, .md Australian 3an4 Note. Bought. All oommnnleaUons ntrlotly corfldentl&i, LONDON LOAN AND" DISCOUNT CO.. HI_U-STREi_T i'Nuixt to A-TtiH'a !_______! OTriogl^. T ONDON MORTGAGE, "LOAN, AND JJ DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (OrroHiTi: A. Cf auk fc Sons' WAititnousK), Ami I,ii.llo(.'oilin-i;U'u(tl, Mclbourhu. LOANS AUK ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. I'lion piTsoniil, freehold, and leasehold security, ri'i.:i'.-ii!>lo by Wecklv, Slonlhly. or Quarturly lii.it.'iliiieiit..'nt Lowest Current Hates. Ailvumts nnwlo on Funsitnro without removal, ami all olas,.eu of Jllerchanillßc. I-O\N'.S(iIIANII.I) I'l'DN I.tfi:l'or.lClK9,Ll-OACI__S, AND INTKUII^IV U.N'DKU W11.1.5. UILI.S DISCOUNTKU A'l'CtlltßKNT RATES. IXIV.Nt- Ul'OK I)l-:i'O..ITOKl)KK[iS. KKI'AVMKNT 11V I.'A-tV IN. TAI.MKNTS. KDUM.- (JRATIS. All co:ii:nunie.-tio'-i •"-'»! Interviews hold strictly eoulldcn.ial. Bank of Exoland Notes Ciiasoep. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANBNT BUHiDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIKTY OF AUCKLAND, Corner of Quocn-strcet and Vulcan Lano. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now lesubig i Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rato of interest nnd profit. Paid-up Inventing Bhnres of £20 oaoh, carry ing 7 per cent, interest (payablo half-yearly) and rartlclpating In prolltn. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits : 0 months C por cont. 3 months 5 por cont. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advance on Approved Froohold and Leaeohold Property lo Uio oxtout of threo fourtlis of tho value. Itorroworo may pay, off part or tho wholo of their mortgages ut any time. Reduced Tiibloof Rates and any further parti culars required may bo obtained at tlie Sooloty's Olllc-S. GEORGE FRASKR. Managor. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO ___k. OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY, OjytciK 1 IS7, Qußra _tbkm LOANS frruntod upon approved securities of .Toehold or Jtoanthold Properties in sums of £10 to __,000. principal and feteroßt boing repay able In Injitalmnnts at tho following Ito ecus ItAT^.H for repayment cf each -1100 borrowud 1— llepaymontuextend- pZ wZZ ITotal Aaioam lagovor Lur ~BDK- RopayaMc -. c. d, _!_.„. I your „ - 10 0 104 0 0 3 yearn .. ..10 10 103 8 8 R years «. H 7 113 IS 0 iyoaru _. 11. 8 »1 8 8 0 years „ B B 13. IB c 8 yor.ra _ 7 1 117 IS B 10 yean fl 8 163 10 3 And In the samo rrcportlon for Einallor. or larpior loans. DEPOSITa—The Society receives Money OB Deposit i—Repayable t,t '. clays' notice, S por lent, pnr annum i repayable In 11 mouths, fl por cont. per ennam. .IOFIN HATf-ffirt -In-irrtto-. WAITEMATA COAL AND FIRE WOOD YARD, TOP OF UNION STREET, AUCKLAND. PAUL PURCHASE, in tondorlng his sincoro and heartfelt thanks to tho WAITEMATA MINSTRELS and tho publia generally, who no froely res ponded to tiio call of aesiatanco on his behalf, bogs to intimate that ho ia prepared to exeouto orders for tho delivery ot COAL and FIRE WOOD at tho shortest notieo, from ono shilling's worth to one hundrod tons, at current market prices. OF PURE GOD LIVER OH, And Hypophospltites of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILS. Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in tho crudo form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children nnd persons with feeble digestive powor, and as A ItESIEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES -OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AN_EMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, all diseases where there is an Inflammation of tho Throat and Lungs, a WASTING OF THE FLES.I, nnd a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the world equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed and endorsed by ths bent physicians in tho various countricsof the world, who will attest thoco facte. For sale by all Chemists. THE "N.Z. FARMER" for tho current month contains boautifully executed en gravings of MALUA, Winner of the Melbourno Cup, 1884, AND RUFUS, Winner of tho V.R.C. Derby, 1881. On Sale at all Booksellers', and at tho Stab Office. Price Is per single copy. 10s per annum, O M. HEIGHTON AND CO., REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AND. SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES, &0., ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE, ACDKI- S: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, Qg-gi-N' btrbkt. Auckland. N.Z. ~r_TE\V ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, ___. AND POULTRY JOURNAL. Tho April Number is now published. A list o£ contents is given in another column. Subscription fo. the whole yc'L'.r, January to December: 10a prepaid. Subscription for O months, April to Decembor : 8s prepaid.



Willing and Creflitflo Witnesses. Hearty Rooommondatlona from Poraonal Experience. Messrs M. Lbvy & Co., Auckland. Gentlemen,—l havo very groat pleasure In testifying to the excellence of Hamburg Tea a« a tonic. I know ot no medicine to equal it, and tor anyono sufforing from Indigestion I can heartily recommend it, as in my own case J found it Bimply invaluablo.—Yours truly, J. D. WRIGLKY. * Brewer, The Captain's Verdict. Turanga, August 19th, 1881 Mbsbks M. Levy & Co,, Auckland. Deaii Sibs-I beg to lnforr?- ypu that I have derived very great lionentfrom the use o£ hmU Frc-e's Hamburg T__, -_3 .1 shall have much nloasuro In recommending it to anyono suffer ing from indigestion or a sluggish liver. I have never used anyniediciiio wilh euch good clieet, and nm conlldont it only requires to bo bettor known to become very popular. I may add that I found It oasy and pleasant to tako.-Youre faithfully. Capt. J. ELLIS. Strongly Kecommcnd it. Exchange Hotel, Wost MnlUand:, N.S.W. T havp trlod tho Hamburg Tea In my house hold. _nd havo proved it to bo sentlo bul efflcacious, and I can Btrongly recommend it.— Yours faithfully. G. A. BROWN, Sold Evebywaebi., Pbioe-ONE SHILUNG & THREEPENCE. Wholesale Depot for Auckland— M. LEVY & CO., QUBBK-STEBBB AUOK-ASP, A Trustwortny Iteport. St. Jacoh3 Oil's the TlilnE— They Sweas bylt. Meßsrs Smith and Hogg, Proprietors of th< "Star" and "Weekly Slur," Mosterton, N.Z. writing to tho Sydney agents, say "thoy wer, voluntarily infornfod by .Mr P. 6. Mason, thi leading chenii.it, lhat St. Jacob's Oil has a gjea! demand in that district, and many p-oplc, alnci using it, absolutely awcar byit." Similarropprli roiich ii 3 from all Quarters, und tlicro is nodoubi about it St. Jacobs Oil ia fur and away the be.' remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, ano all muscular naius, tbe world has ever known Two gold medals, and thousands of testimonials from every land and in evory tongue abundantly provo It An Editor's Experience. Palmer Goldflclds, Maytown. Quriensland, October 11,18.4. Messrs Elliott Bros. Dear Sirs,—l havo used St Jacobs Oil f;i Lumbago wtrb tho moat perfect success, ilr.ilin: substantial relief nfier three applications. Lan al.nhnppy t-'>sny it exerted equally hiiripy r. sulUi upon Chroiilc Gout, to which I have bcei Bubjoel fur maij years. . laving p r_ on ally c* porlent-cd the bentlltj of St. J-jcobs Oil, I ca. conlliliTitly ro.-ommei.d it, nnd amongst tin uiiiiL-rs hero who hat o used it at my lnaigi.tiun it is regarded n* a valuable n.ecillc for pains o all serin, to which mlnnra, as v cla.o, aro pocu liarly liable.—Yours truly, WKHKK CROIZHOR, Editor "Palmer Chronicle." INVALUABLE. I-IVALUABLE. INVALUABLE. On tho ROlrtflnlds mid in mining camps o; c-.w-y kind, f-1, Jacobs Oil is canonUoi as t sovereign balm for the revcro und painful mala .lies cr.iir.e.quoiit upon vrolonged ej.^o.tiro Ir Vfiriitlilo tenipcraturos—dauipuecs, colds, &c Minors, hoed. Wholesalo Depot for Auckland— M. LEVY & CO., O,UEI!N-STUBI'.T, AUCKI.AN'n. D. E y J T T GUNMAEER, 354, QUEKN-STREKT, AOCKLAKD (Opposite the City Markoth EBTADLIfinKD 1559. Intending Buyers «s*s^_ should Inspeot the -£.->s?«Jv. Larob Stock of Brcccli v\j*-',v : - ,t\ r and Muzzio-lo.idini; Sfi^ftr':1- X„» Guns on hand. Thoy _ will see the BBSr value in JSa^ia-yf Auckland. Kvery Gun ilio- >Hl&j&ffi____t rouifhly examined and guarnn- f _^s§?^s«B teed before delivery. I f^suSgm fS Haminerless Guns, with SIo- M M&BEi m mim's Patent Strol Barrels, )2 x^-'/R"S»j ffil and 20 KUHgoj Silver's Patent Antl- «ssE*/>J?! rocoll Butt Plates; Webley'o Hull *EBgi? Dog and Irish (>_npt;ihulary llovol- G^S^i vera, also hie New Patent tk.lt-ei- Mtej tractingKevolver: Kynoch's Patent i'lsM " Perfeot" Reloading llculllo tlart- "^{J ridge Canes and Crlmpere: Kley'a Ro gjj volvnr Ammunition and iletal'io Cartridge BSI Cases; Newoattle Chilled Shot; Curtissg\;j and Harvoy and Pigon Willi's Rnd Lav- Bsi renco'B Ounpowder-. Kiev's Wadding and Rpi Cartrldgo Cosos; Powder Flasks, Shot JBg Pouch'W, Qauio Bags, Gun Cases, Cnrtrl.^go "** Bolts. Guv Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Fer ret Muz-lna and Bells, Saloon Klfics, Air Cane. Breech-loading Implemonto, Fichlng Tackle Cutlory. Fli-ownrks. REPAIR-. Inoludlng Browning and Rp stocking, specially attended to, and eatiafaotioi guaranteod, D. BVrrT, GONMAKBB AND IM-ORTIB, JSI. QUEKN-BTHEKT, AUOCT.AKa. ), . ,p_MKHßKE^___<___3_tW- M J JB. B L A I X I H, • VIOTORIA-STKEB_r, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from MANWAonntKRa, Has for Salo, at Low Rates— CarpcntCro' Tools Nails, Looks, Hinge* Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In groat Variety Mai-blo and enamelled Slate MantelpleeM Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fender* Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Coment»,and Piaster INSPECTION INVITED. AY OF ISLANDS WAGGON AND CARRIAGE CO. JLISHTED), 83, QUEEN-BTBEWT, This Company having opened an Auokland Agency, aro now prepared to tcko orders frcm the trado and tho publio for all kinds ol Waggon and Carrliise Material at manufacturers' prices. Fnrmer'sSpring Waggons, with scat and brake, now on hand; also, Hubs, Wheelß, &o. Orders solicited by tho Agent, GUY TRBNCHAHD. WH. 8 KINNBR AND SON. 9 Bulldog Carpenters, and Joiners, Vnlcau Ijos.o. All Brsjxoheeot the Ballding Trade exeot-tftd t»j Kzporlcucotl Workmcfl.i; STnoa SVr.r.t». OJSn* Iflttlnsn. JiTA _Ta n z ku M M 1 R, FORT-STRET3T, ADJOININQ POST-OFBICB, IMPORTER AND COMMISHION AGENT DIBKOT IMI-ORTER 07 CIQAJ'.B. Bold In Quantities ot 63 or More. HB HELENSVILLE TIMBER CO. Havo 2,000,000 feot o£ LONG LOGS IN STOCK, and can SUPPLY ANY LENGTH Of BEAMS, DECK AND SHIP PLANKS, at SHORT NOTICE, and at VERY LOWEST RATES. ORDINARY TIMBER AS USUAL. HEATING'S eOUQH LOZENIST COUGHS. COUGHS. COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. BRONCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARSENESS. HOARSKNESS. lIOABSENESS, Composed of the purest articles. These Lozenges contain no opium nor auy deleterious drug therofore tho most delicate can tako thorn with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect is Bpeedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by the most emi nent Physioians. (In use nearly 60 years). Sold byall Chemists, in tins, each having the words, Keatino's Cough Lozenges," engraven on the Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS: A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT, both in ap pearanca and taste, furnishing a most agreeable method of administering the only certain £"!* t°l. INTESTINAL, or THREAD WORMS, It is r. perfectly safe and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. , bold m tins by all DruggistEU^ WOLI IMMEDIATE SALE, in Victoiia" _"L_i St.' oet.Wo3t' ~F_ Houses and Shop with doublo frontago. will be sold a bargain: termß ffirW Qn__sstreff pett-Housf Bnd



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