HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.

A meetiko of the Hospital Committee was hold on Monday afternoon. Present: His Worship the Mayor (Chairman), Colonel Haultain, Messrs F. Jeune, T. Peacock, E. A. Mackecknie, and Captain Daldy, also Dr. Corbett, a member of the Hospital medical staff. The business consisted of the question of the rule of admission of patients, which' was postponed for a fort night in order to give time for inspecting the rules of the medical staff. The House Surgeon's report was read, and Captain Daldy moved, "That the Committee again draw tbe attention of Government to the want of further accom modation." It was agreed to allow the matter to stand over until a letter on the Costley bequest be read. The letter from the Secretary of the Treasury was as follows: —"Sir, —l have the honour, by direction of the Colonial Treasurer, to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 6th February last, forwarding a scheme agreed upon by the Auckland Hospital Management Com mittee, for permanently disposing of the legacies left by the late Mr Costley to the Auckland Hospital and Old Men's Refuge, and in accordance with the request con tained in the Treasury letter, dated 23rd of of October last. In reply, lam to inform you that tho plans for utilising the legacies meet with the Colonial Treasurer's approval in all respects except ing the proposed contribution of the Government, which he is unable to assent to, as all future paymonts by the Govern ment in aid of hospitals and charitable institutions must depend upon the legis lation resulting from the proposals which the Government intend to submit to Parlia ment during next session." Tho Mayor, Mr Waddel, said the Committee had no control over the trustees of the estate. Mr Peacock said it was for the Govern ment to take action to empower the trustees to spend the money. Finally the matter was allowed to stand over. Reports were received from the Lady Super intendent, the House Steward, and Refuge officers. Dr. Lewis thanked the Committee for his appointment on tho medical staff. John H. Smith applied for temporary assistance from the Patients' Relief or some other fund, as he was at present without means. His Worship Biid he had offered to applicant an order for admission to the Refuge, but he declined it, and instead came out and entered an action against Dr. Bond. It was agreed to reply to the letter to the effect that tho Convalescent Fund was not for such purposes as he indicated, and recommending him to apply to the Benevolent Society.

NEW ZEALAND MUTTON IN ENGLAND.

Pushing tho Sale In the Provinces.

Oun Port Albert correspondent has re ceived the following letter, written by a relative residing in Devonshire:—" We have at last had a taste of your New Zea land mutton, about which you are much interested, judging from your many in quiries. A largo shop has lately been opened at Exeter for its sale. It has created a bit of excitement in tbe neighbourhood, the farmers and butchers, especially the latter, being quite alarmed, the best joints of home-fed mutton having until recently been sold at 9id and lOd per lb. The farmers say the butchers are deriving an unjust profit on the sale. However, the first result of the innovation is tbe lowering of English prices by Id and l£d per lb. So far bo good. The said chop is situated in a very prominent and business part, in a new street recently cut from the High-street to Bedford Circus. It is a fine open place, and close to the chief parts of the city, so that the situation is all that could be deeired. The shop is a large one sf tho most modern type. The opening of the chop waa a sub ject of genera! conversation for some time before the event took place, and many pape b commented upon tho affair, chiefly on account of its political significance, as just now tho Tories are making a lot of capital of the depression in trade, and are rui-ing tho speciouß cry of ' fair trade, which, of course, is only another name for ' protection,' or duties on imports of food, &c. Strange to say, they have afforded a most remarkable com mentary upon their late speeches and writings, by lotting to the vendors of foreign meat the basement of their new Conservative Club Home. This little inci dent has been a pretty little text for the op posite party to preach a few sermons upon Tory inconsistency. With such a good in troduction to public notice, the trade took from the beginning. The was for the first few days crowded from early to late with purchasers, and a much larger number of,on lookers thronged the outside, so that for a time it was one of the sights of the city.. It is said that a hundred sheep were cut up and sold the first day of opening. Being a Friday and market-day, joints of tbe much talked-of mutton found their way to all parts of the neighbourhood. I heard yester day that the demand is still great. The best joints are being sold at 6d perlb, and others at s}d and sd. We sent in for a leg, but could only get a shoulder. It was very good meat, but it has one peculiarity about it - ih.it is, it tastes aa if it had been dressed an i then warmed up the second time. This is a defect, I suppose, arising from its having been frozen. But as a whole, taking into consideration its low price, and the fact that it is fresh and not cooked, it is Jecidedly in favour with a large number of consumers whore economy is a neceesity. One man said it would mako six shillings a week difference to him, as he had a large family. Ido not, however, think it will remain in favour with those who can afford to civo tho higher prico for' English meat, although the difference of 3d per lb will be a strong argument with this class. The point will now be as to whether the importers can make a fair profit at these prices ; if they can, and it will also pay the producers, you may depend it will become a permanent trade, and will prove another heavy blow to the landed proprie tors, for hitherto grazing has been the only profitable speculation thefarmerhashadfor many years. There has been a very con siderable reduction of rents, but with this new competition the farmers cannot afford to pay even present reduced rents, therefore it must ultimately tell upon tbe owners of the soil."

INTERESTING LEGAL DECISION.

(by.telegraph—press association.)

: , NAriKB, this day. In the R.M. Court to day the Magistrate gave judgment in the case of the Official Assignee v. Arthur Desmond. This was a case in which the Official Assignee sued Mr Desmond for £100, alleged to be due on an lOU to tho bankrupt estate of W. Harker. The original lOU was for £237, the amount said to nave been paid by Harker for Des mond's expenses when he contested Hawke's Bay seat at the last elections. The items were disputed, and the Official Assignee was td Tiring a claim Ibefore the Court, and sued for £100 only. Mr Desmond denied having signed the lOD. Tho Magistrate found there was not sufficient evidence to support the signaturo, and on that point nonsuited plaintiff, but on the bill of parti culars gave judgmontfor plaintiff for £40 with costs.

ST. SEPULCHRE'S IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION.

On Monday evening, at the St. Sepulchre's Young Men's Mutual Improvement Class, Mr C. Anderson read an essay on " India," and Mr A. Clarke read one on "Russia's Encroachments in Central Asia." Both essayists were complimented on their produc tions:, and the following members spoke :— Messrs J. Jack, H. Martinson, F.|G. Ewington and Archdeacon Dudley. It was announced that next evening readings would be given by rive members on Russia—her Soldiers, Sailors, Women, Nihilists, and the Greek Church, being treated separately. In the course of his remarks on Monday night, Archdeacon Dudley said ho hoped there would not be war betweon England and Russia for a few years, because if England realises her responsibility and does her duty to India for a fowyears longer, her peoplo will reap such blessings from good government that they will feel English rule to be indis pensable to them. All that England need really fear is neglect or abuse of her great Indian trust.

v °t, demand for the great American remedy. Hop Bitters, in this part of the world has bo come so-great that the Hop Bitters Co., whoso M»a.qutten are at Rochester, New York, y^-A,, have been compelled to open a laboratory in Melbourne. It is in charge of Mr M. if .Van Bergh. a gentleman of several years' experience with this Companr, and the trade may be assured o< recfiivinsr goods oqual to the parent house, and the most courteous treatmont. l ue H.B. Co. have establishments at London, I arts, Antwerp, lielgium, BcedayiHolUmd, and iloronto, and their American Bitters are probably the*best known medicine in the world.

CORRESPONDENCE.

yl (^g^! common fairnss, ; SiWHai,. " sion)of the conduct nmSi^ll & members of toe H n St 8"*! k^.%! long perßecation; in'S'A & up the business of an rtNJ»l^i stinct worthy of tt, "l*kSi|«» pertinacity which W-fi^J^S1?^ of Education fab, fi&SrtJISK ou? position, I tt S*^*& &: how the report of $c S«?« as amended and dismissal, ' Jus^Mjbi!li» That officer had ni*w,, ;i'^ of.theindefinitents^*«fc^ Peacocke'a fitnesa 7 0 " t 8 «f«^^ though his oducaff ft "^«SsL'i hiai energy and ability n^ J: not called into qneatfcf .!?:-*®2 intere.faofZH^p Now this mencunenSf^ defining what wew not tfi*% Peacockea dißmigaaL)M&^*l|l»* mention of what wersftSSjKiikj There would seem 5,8»4 * weakness in this meaodSw^ meeting Mr PeacooSaP(J scarcely worthy of.thSSvWE oroftorecpgSiUabfe^ work, and-even appiyTS^ and unnecessary, and pos&'fci smoking, to a small.cloUi J^N1 the school he WM'«£uffisW( • But surely it fejHffiL'i competent and abiriwpS^'i marked by one ofifflilSif Hi sentient* from tho r«w »*■ has served the Board■ •«■ i?^' and, as would appaar Ssf.l*,' toterests of educa& W»l.{ should be now dismSfeS^ insignincant breaches^oldft^-"^ I think if the Board of fiJu^J to escape the fate feaidiSSv*! the members in cajeitih^diiY'! Mr Luke's amendment.3W becoming the ''laughiwibStt such object was scartZSiw' on sucn rid^f'Sl^ those above citod7thaFSH^ that Mr Peacoclo fliouiduZ' office. " Quodmanddt^^St* May 11,1885/ ■ :—•■* ' iii^i-.' :!

Sir George Greys unknown.

(To to* Edited ' Deae Mb Editor, -i'iwiit v j. George Grey the itt.y»4aw aa grand a CTth«W.!fffflftrw2 for many aWday. IttWU^S the power bAgotaw*4S= Tarn (thatWpdo^JJJ and he says he docranthinltoMiS Sir George as mairt o'tb»Attta»i TamwyithatlfSrC^w"1* tiae what he preach* ftuC^ faith in him. Noo, Tanft «£,£ heed on poUtickal mslfeffiSn reading the speeches udiripfchj the elections baith :tsfvtSStam tatives and the BurityGjsP'jL there'a ane or twa-thm^l^Gmi career as a politician that-^^3 an' that he (&rt<*iffl4pbu some o oiß ireends-^ahVinf ftilkife as thick i-i AndJiid-'i,\-,, a cogie o' broeei.ior, « «,: Ritti. Bn^ or some itlier uillirL i-..,, a '& Vl | leaves that etrew td jinuk nVn brosa." I'm alinoi-t oetUun it fn> !Uh Burns that inscribed tkMutli]h>ta.* ye see, the " Vallam-brass^TMtali be conclußiv' oidena, ajsttj^rji wad cay, of the fnc'. "ftfj/ tra . about the prefix- a ha'penny farrel ttafc^pWrt'ifi word was Buggestsd by tieSiptMMlH meal. HoweTer,-I^m'|iwifeii subject I intended to '"wiiejSH Ik" wad like takenhooit-uUfi'tlrCse didna' try ta remedy tib'«Wl|B!»i opoly he sac bitterly oonlbUiili iMiit' he was Filmier o1 tho maj^tit an, state o' things cxiutod in Catfubnjf ita he was in oflici. Ertiy Jhr, km years past, the onbmptojwfyistfok. Canterbury has Jiad loin.M-M there hanna' beon s tmraMßo't' difficulty yet, that J!lßtfflKH®':wS agrees wi' Sir-Georgettj^fSrM it State shouldna' beii.tqii;^ in at the expense o! .thaTjiifiwnJnfflKoEi \ see what a fine state p'tidpjjiW|tfj has brought Ireland ah34i^o|<Mi ta,an' it should bo the cndoJfr c i'ji colonies to ganrd agninrt^ttajl things occurring horo My'^fiiJ'ttea if that offer of Mr Jialluc?BiJi!Cinsi the sma' fairmors in tho1 pairt 01 tudJ* that I came frae, thcywudjiteJiliiSl a cookat a pofFol. Tain'dosoi kb» with Sir George abbot'tta,K«B/Msl«J Freedom here, as wennsntti^R'niM* comparedwith inMomi^tjAw^i The compareson w'rcdrti^JßM1 * let that pass, as Mf"fi|anHjH "ty There's just anithßr malit&lMflll1 ™ like some olucidatioil»boo : t|gWj cryin' out. abootitiie^lßiqJW^l?? holding sac larg6 Wetl1iJ»( ; »«* (Sir George) himsel!iß:tiiS<^K'J?? island that wad, I toft Bt«'n||tr fi3' gude mony :miiir ? **™^a£3f thinks this is no' cofteistaM WWT words, and. he (Tarn) *«'nIIM?K™ rwUMcalieconomiat'aaW^W: so that he could wWtfP w&ifcy ing ye,-Mr Editor, 16r»: letter,-! am.etc.,:^^^]

Arch unknown.

(TottoWtof Sib, .-ThroughttftMto |fe«S; I beg to draw »c at^^S mentioned Board, wi Jj«!H( ■£!■ duty. A ehbrt lino •$» Jfvj horse had the wisti»P to, ia«ij* in a guttersituaWdiWe «rt?«*J cialSoad. Th«i*«opltosStttoW until some kind tof:9J™^Vaia heaped a few BhoyelaM,™® But tbe rains desconaed.^aMg1,!,!, and now. Oh I laden with odours ™^M$ZMi remains protrude ;thlW h'jsffijl ill coverlid of carth1. 'tt°¥rWMm.bv kindly remove the. fjoßMgS^? ~.< W.R,, Kingsland. U r

Answer to unknown.

(To the JSBiww -•, (li Sm,-In yoor iim #*JjLl* Resident of lto(d*H-WBm% aroused by agantle.taf> <w.«Si#i* a peraon makinfi['#W&J ; As it happened 8» %|lS.i* ; eteamer arrived, I J"W»"SS ». Adams to KMeivtoK-Clffl'^S J strikes mo the arouspd. ««.■ show bis. .faceVsewmW^..^ prowler. If .he .:«»WtJ?J,;M THOPOH ORLY A.'WOM*^^, ■ ; Thematr^ll'o^jSr;?' Brigade reports 10th as Mows;^ReW^ ij li g«A| left the Home. *i i '^ff^it number of beds VQ^SS&*& supplied.SOSjdonahoDS.^^: Howie, Messrs Croweff^Sp'gj Garrett, Bvjm!;,^MK|-#feft'i Colonel Hanltam, MWf .^ #J Mr Napp, Mr .TomBW; l^g, ■ wante.gVeries.^J^;,, ta»">-- K . mrt h.i>. "r"1" „,»()>»}:.■ Bitters taKen by my r wSSlf &»:: housework for a WMWSttSspT-

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AncStoiu- W. S. COCIIBASEi] l jAS' UAOBE. TO-MORROW. Under Distress Warrant. DOUBLE-BARRELLED GUN, BOOKS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tho Subscribers will sell, at their 800 .is. Queon-street, on Thursday, May U, at 11 oVlook, rpHE FOLLOWING GOODS, sold under I Dißtress Warrant-Dnublo-barrclled Gun, Ciae and Fittings. Marblo Clock. Books, Houso htld Wrniture. Oiloloth. Glwswaro, Crockery, KRlfe Cleanor, Churn, Milk Dlshoa, Perambu lator. _ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON," Auctioneers. w. s. coohrAne.] [Jas. dache. MONDAY, MAY IS. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. FAMILY RESIDENCE, PARK ROAD. Tho Subscribers will soil by auction, at their Rooms, Queon-Btreot, ou Monaoy, ISth May.at 13 o'clock, A COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESI DKNCK, containing IS lat'K" Hooma, fltted with every convenience, in Urat-closa ordor, beine quito now, only a fow months built; it is boautifnlly eituated, commanding a manninoont viow of tho harbour and the Boa: Uio allotmont haa 95 foot frontaEo to Park Road by 20S foot deOD, nnd is hold under lenso, having about 12 yoara uuoxpiiod, at tho low ground rent of ton Dounda por anuum, now occupied by Mr U. Lusk. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCIUIANE & SON, Auctionoora. wT"s7~COCUIUIIkI~ ' [.TAMES DAORK MONDAY, MAY IS, ALLOTMENT, HELENSVILLE. Tho eubaoribors will Soil by Auction, nt their Rooms, Queen-street, ou MONDAY, May 13, nt 12 o'clook, by order of tho ARnntfortlie fublio Truatoo In tho eatnto of M. Kellchor, decoaaod, LOT 10, Subdivision of part of Otnma toanul Block, Kaipara South, 50 feet front ago by about 100 feet doop. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. OOCHKANK] [JAS. DAOBB WEDNESDAY, MAY 27. VILLA SITES, NORTHCOTE, TO BE LEA SED FOR SIXTY-THREE YKARS. Tho Subscribers will Lonae by Ruction, at tholr Room 3, Quoonstrcct, on Wednesday, May 27. at 12 o'olock, By Order of the Commissioners of Hospital Rosorves. r\W BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES, •V I Bituated at NORTHCOTE, within a few ."ninutes' walk of tho Wharf, on the now main road to tho Lake, containing from 1J to 3J aores, a great many having frontages to tho soa. Term Of Loase: For Building purposes, 63 years; for Pastoral purposes, 21 years. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Au ctioneera. FRED. O. EICHARDSOM] [Titos. M, JACKSO2J TO-MORROW. By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of New Zealand. NEAT COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS AND SKILLION. RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instructions from the Ropristrar of the Hupome Court of New Zoaland to offer by publio auction, on Thursday, 11th May, at 12 o clook, at Dowden's Mart. Queen-street, THE FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAVD, bnini? Lot 20 of the re-Subdlvision of original Allotments 7 and 8, of Section 10. of tho Buburbs of Auckland, Mount Eden, having a frontage ot 50 feet to Leamington Road by a depth of 90 feet 8 inches. RICHARDSON k JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, At 11 o'Clock. AT BEACH ROAD, CORNER OF SHORT-STREET, . Opposite Railway Station. By Order o£ Theodore Tinne, Esq., who is leaving for England. 5 ENGINES AND BOILERS, • 10 and 12 hone-power each, and DONKEY ENGINE BOILBR, ENGINE, and PUMP Combined SMALL ENGINE for STEAM LAUNCH •HBCULAR SAW BENCH l-TON DERRICK WEIGHING MACHINES, 2 ton and 9 cwt. CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, SHAFTING ■■•'-• LARGK LOT OF CAST IRON STEAM PIPEB TINNED IRON PULLEYS , CRAB WINCH SAW SHARPENING WHEELS SCREWING TACKLE MORTICE MACHINE SCUTCH FOR FLAX DRESSING With a LARGE QUANTITY OF TOOLS IRON ' &C, &C, &O. CATALOGUES can bo had at tho MART, 65, QUEEN-STREET, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctloneor. B. O. OARR.] [11. I). TONKS. |AT AN EARLY DATE. AMERICAN ORGANS. [AMERICAN ORGANS. AN ENTIRELY NEW SHIPMENT J\. OF AMERICAN ORGANB w'll bo offered (or sale at an early da'.o. B. TONKS &CO., Au"<- r>noor ß , T H PR° °T BBi OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of ChrtetohUTch, 18 now on a visit to Auckland, . - for a short time only, and may be Consulted on ~ • aHDlaoaaes of tho Kyo, and for the proper ad ' , ~-. ■ Inatment of Spectacle With regard to the ' i Dlseaaea of the Eye, there may be considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz., tho Modioal ', . , and tho Optloal; the Medical to the Physician, ..!*, the Optical to the Ooumbt Optician. Entirely ; . two-thirds of the diseases are due to option! defects. Eiindness, Squtnt Eyes. Headaches, . ' Neuralgia of the Face and Temples,Ueafnesii.and ; . Inflammation of the Eyes are frequently caused : by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, ■'!,v yrraouT opkhations, by prqperly adapted ;'":,'. j" ■ Bpeotaoloß, made to correct the defective por ',■,'■';■ .'.tfonof theeye. There are over 600,000 various - , . ' combinations of Spectacles required to corrcC \ ' ' / theaedereote—lmpossible to be kept In stock by any Optician, even in London, therefore, must bo ground expressly to meet eaoh individual cano. ■ . ' T. R. PROCTER received the highest award ' . , Rranted for the manufacture of Spectaoles in ' . every combination of spherical and cylindrl ■ . eal form required, at the International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal. , T.R.P. has for many years made an especial '' ,'/, study ol tho optical means necessary to remedy tho defects of the astigmatic or weak-sighted ' ' eyes,,and tliia experience, combined with the ' , , appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre ' ' qnoutiy to relieve even the otherwise hopeless '. oases, ' *';- ' ■ v . . ; • No Charge for Consultation, i' •.-■.•, .- Address:— ' THREB DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAIi ~., VICTORIA-STREET. &IK~~ E v ' T x GUNMAKEB, ; ; \ Xii QtriiK-STRisi, Aconiiro . ' (Opposite the City Market). .'.';.■ Established 1859. Intending Buters ma,, ' ■honld inspeot the JHk XUBaa Stock of Breeoh tBBWBa3k. and Muzzle ■ loading T(||WlnHlk .. Gum on hand. They a wiilaae the best value in ignL/f . , Auokland. Every, Gnn tho- >49HHBaM roughly examined and guantn- f teed before dallvery. • I « Hammerleu Guns, with Sle- \f Jurat! B men's Patent Steel Barrels, 12 >L/|H H ■..:, and 10 suage; Silver's Patent Antl- H ~ > recoil Butt Plates; Wobley's Bull Tffiflffil ; •; ' .Dog and Irish Constabulary Revol- HHI ' i Ttrs, alsd; his New Patent Self-ex., ;.' '•■ ■■■ trusting Revolver; Kynoch's Patent 'MM " '■ • fPerfeof Reloading Metallio Cart- wSJj ~'.'.'. ridge Cases and Crimpers; Eley's Re-^l rolver Ammunition and Metelllo Cartridge WM Case*; Newoastle Chilled Shot; Curtissigj and Harvey and Pigon Wllk'a and Lav- i£a rence's Gunpowder; Eley's Wadding and iSi Cartridge Cases; Powder Flasks, BhotßsJw Pouchno, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge *^ Belt*. Gun Oil, Tow for Gnn Cleaning, Fer ret Muzzles and Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canoa, Breeoh-loading Implements, Fishing Tackle, . . . Cntlery, Flreworkß. REPAIRS, Inoluding Brownins and Re itooklnr, specially attended to, and saUsf action -.I.!.: Buarautood. _ T>, BVITT, Odnmakbb ahd Ihpobhi, j■ : i ■ S6i, QvUar-OXB>ET, AVOKiAWD,



FRIDAY, MAY 15. . THE HAYMARKET. For Sale, on Friday noxt, 5 TONS BARBED WIRE, In lota to suit purclmaors. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MAY 15. THE HAYMARKET. For Sale, on Friday, May 15, BAY Pony Mare CHERUB, grand jumper, and fast trotter; goos in harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, MAY IG, At 11 o'clock. TIMBER. TIMBER. TIMBER. At Baird's Wharf, Otahuhu. Tho undorsignod has roooivod Instructlona to sell, as nbovo, *>/» AAA FEET SECOND- Oif«""V CLASS TIMBKR, in Lots " to B«it Purohaserß. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20. THE DRURY CATTLE YARDS. For Sale, on Wednesday, May 20, /I A QUIET AND WELL-BRED 4fc" STKKItS, 3-yoara-old, in froali con dition. ; ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNIBV CATTLE SALES. Pokono—Monday, Muy IS Drury—Wcdncaday, May 20 Papakura—Wednesday, Jfiiy 27 ALFRED BUCKLAKD. THE HAYMARKET. 1710R SALE, PRESSED CLOVER HAY } o£ cholco quality. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. 71IH! HAYMARKMT »JALB OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, O HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 13 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. DURHAM YARDS. J7IOR SALE, at tho Durham Yards, ■ evutj Tuesday, nt 11 o'clook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS, HUNTER & NOLAN. OF PURE COD LIVER OIL And nypophospliitcs of Limo and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting chililren and persons with feeble digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES -OF CHILDREN, 1 REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AN.EMIA AND GEN. ERAL DEBILITY, 1 REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, all diseases where there is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, • WASTING OP THE FLESn, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the world equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed and endorsed by tb.B beat phvaicians in the various countries of tht world, who will attest these facto. For Bait by ail Chemists. JOHN OUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, OUSTOMS-BTRBET, AUG&fiNiND. Tfrte&raph AddreH I I TelepbODS BztluraM. " KftKls," Auckland, I N* « The AdTortlesr deilrea ip«clal attention to hit Celebrated Brands of BLENDES INDIA AND CH'NA TEAS. Since their Introduction the greatly increaiod domand for them substantially proves their oxcollonee, and confirm! the high esteem which the . Public have Juitly accorded thorn. The following dlstfcyr^; "r^di all bear hia Trade Mark on the labels, and are packed In lib and }lb paoketa, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tint, vln )— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS, VICEKOY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BASING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, slnoe their introduction, bare been accorded by the public the re ception their excellence deserves, and only require a trial to be more universally used. Attention ii requested to the following analytical report :— "Laboratory, Hohu>n-street< Auckland, Jnne (3,188J.-I have sampled the BaklnK Powder la the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and have analysed the same, md find the conetltuents pure and woll-propor tlonod. The result proves thli article to be superior to any either imported or oolonially propared that has been •übmltted to me, and I oan, therefore, confidently recommand it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Fohd, Colonial Analyit," Raflb tin bean hia Beglsteret Trade Mark, Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROOKBT and Oilmen's Stores compriios a Splendid Assort iqant, which Is constantly being replenished by Importations from European, Amerlean, ant Australian Markets. JUST KKCaiVF.D, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from CalontU, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. OITALOQUBI ON APPLICATION. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of boing in a position to oiTor the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eofile Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etCi« and to secure other special iadnoe tnenta which I am prepared to «ffer. TOHH Jj OOH4 RA H, WHOLSSALH GKOCBJl B «JUSTOMS-STREBS, *T ~" irij. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE JU HORSES, and all kinds of SPKING vamOLSa. Hired, Bought, and Sold, at rrROWTHER'a VicTORIA STABLES, Wei' taley-Btreet.



Honey> M ° i Y< nrt rvri A TO LKND In sums of £100 and up *O,VUU war| j 9ionKoodaoCur nj eßia ti ovrcs |;. current rates. w . & J. FBATKB, Land Agonto, Quoon-street, £*4HA k£ !i\rf 6 '*" LJMIS Di v ea!t)3 ol Irom gfevvvv JSM) upwarde.-ApplyWm, a Coohrane, Coohrano's Auction Mart, 180, Qnoon- Street. MONEY TO LtiftD on good Security, from COO and upwardu, at seven pot cont.-Apply to J, A. Bealo, Solicitor, Moroan tlle Champora. _ MONEY TO LK»JL», on Mortage, o« ITirat-olaon Froohold Bemiritltra. W. COLEMAN. 3olloltor, National Insuranco Bnlldlnga- _ ONKY TO LHKi), in suni.i vi **6 and upwards, at current rates o( intereot Apply to pfeTßll OI.U'HAUT, Solicitor, Htßh-ntroat._ MON.EV TO LBNJJ, at * niort«r&">: I'flto of ImM oat.—Apply" .to JACKHON k UtrSKiSLU Solicitors. Shortland-ntroot. OKa'k i'O L&M), ia w»-(s<> or small eoUdtbw, Yolom JMA M" ONBY TO LEND at current rates ol lctorest.~Lalahley and Jaokoon, Quoon ' itratt MONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOXKS, HOUSES, FURNITURE, &O. BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. HOBI'OAGKB NISGOTIATKD. JOHN W." HAttDIH, liXQU-aXRHiKX, Auckland, -KTOT'CE 0? REMOVAL, «HR VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY BA VI REMOVED TO OFKICKS NEXT DOOR TO MR T, OLIPHANT, Somoiiob, HIGH-STREET. J' ONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT ■A COMPANY, HIGH-BTKICKT, NEXT TO ATKIN'3 I'RINTINO OFfflOß, £5 to £1,000. Thlß Company urduta Loan; on PERSONAL BIOURIIT, ON FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY, ffIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGHB, or on any availftblo rraourlty, repayable In WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS. or In any war -o onlt tho Itorrower. Loans on Fnrnltnro without removal) alao on nil kinds of Morchnndlso, Loans may be repaid at tho rate of Slxpsnoa per wosk In the round Ellla Dlßoounted at Onrroni Raton, Bank Of England Notes ana Australian Banh Notoa Bought. All communications strictly corfldentlal, LONDON LOAN AND DIBCOUNT CO., HIGH-STREWI (Nbtt to Atkw'h PHmrroa o»nci>. LONDON MORTGAGE, "LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 60, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (Opposite A. Clam & Sons' Wabehousk), £10 TO £1,000. Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold Bccurlty, reparable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowest Current ltntes. Advances mado on Furhitnro without removal, and all classes ot Merchandise Loans Granted uroN Likk Policiks, Legacies, bills d^cSSn^a^cTrm^ratks. I.OANS UPON DEPOSIT Of Dk.HPS. REPAYMENT by Easy Inrtai.mknts, FORMS GRATIS. All communications and interviews held strictly ooundoutlal Bake of England Notes Changed. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND, Corner ol Quoon-etreet and Vulcan Lane. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. Thla Socloty ia now issuing! Ordinary Invostlng Shares, carrying full rate of interest and profit Paid-up luvostlng Bharoa of £20 each. carry- Ing 7 per cent, interest (payable half-yearly) and participating In profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Internet allowed on deposits I 0 months _ 6 por cent. 8 montha 8 por cent. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advanoe on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to tho oxtont of throo fourths of the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their mortprngos at any timo. Redncod Tnblo of Ratoa and any further parti culars required may be obtained at tho Sooloty't Offices. GEORGE FRASKR/Managcr. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVKBT MBNT SOCIETY, Omen W, QnKirj-BTKam LOANS grunted upon approved eocuritlca of Ifroohold or Loasnhold Properties in sums of eiO to £8,000. prinolpal and interoat bouiß ropay abla In Inßtafmontß at tho followtnit Bnnuoa Ratkh for repayment of eaoh fllOO borrowed i— KepUymenta extend- p w k Total Amount Ing over er "B0 Ropayablo. a n. <l. A n. d. li'rat - „ S 0 0 101 0 0 1 yonre - - 1 010 108 0 8 1 yoors „ HI US IB 0 < years .. _ II 0 121 B 8 a years _ BO 188 18 8 8 years _ .. 7 1 117 13 8 lOyeara - - 0 5 163 Id 8 And In the same proportion for tmallor or larger loans, DEPOSITS.—Thn Socioty roocivoa Money o» Dopoait :—Kopayablo nt 7 dnya' notice, 8 per oent, per annum i repayable tn 8 montha. S per sent, por annum. JOHN BATOKK. Saorabury. TP H A O O 0 X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, BHOBTUND-STBBXT. ALWAYS IK STOOK- BpectMlea and Bye-glaoaes of every kind as aoourate fit guaranteed' Opera Glbbbob of superior quality Telesoopea. Blnooulai Field Glasses and Mloroßoopoa, powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compasses, Drainage i ' Lovolfl Abney Levelo, Prlsmatlo Compaason Drawing Inatruments, Soalea, Parallel Knlero Ships' Logs Bextants, Compaaees, Blnnaole Barometera, Thermometera, Hydrometer! Eleo<rlo Bells, Batterioa, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvonlo Medical Machines Magio Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopes and Slides, Graphoaoopes Bteam Guaees and Tubing, Salinometers Amateur Photographio Cameras JUST RECEIVED - BeU-roglaterlnts Aneroid BarometeTH iKBTOBMBKaa n» dvbby kind rifaisid, OPPOBITB THB OSTJIBTfIOH 1%/T ARSHALL'SSpeciaI Tincture of Podo -LfJL phyllum is tho Homcaopathio Remedy for all Liver and Stomach Dißordors and Riflings and Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auck land; JB, B L A I X I B, • VIOTOBIA-BTBBBT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from MiNcrAcnmßue, Has for Sale, at Low Bates— Carpenters' Tools Nails, Lockß, Hlngo* Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In groat Variety Marblo and enamelled Slate Mantelpleetl Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fandtn Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlns Blate, Cement, and Plaster.. INSPECTION INVITE^ iV *



f.&sTIORREN&GO. LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, &o. Importers of Machinery, &o^;&c. Indents executed for every description ofl Hard ware on most favourable terms. T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, IB 2sT ID S -A. "W" S. Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. PATENT B.C. SPORTING POWDER. ONE POUND OF THIS NEW I'OWDEH IS EQUAL TO TWO OF THE tifiST BLACK I'OWDER. IT DOES HOT ABSORB MOISTURE, AND CREATES NO SMOKE. Giras. ijfinre. guns. AMMUNITION. SHOOTING SEASON, 1885. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (L TD.) HAVE IN STOCK A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BARREL BREACH-LOADING GUNB, BY CELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS. MUZZLE-LOADING GUN 3AT REDUCED PRICES. REVOLVERS. REVOLVERS. BEST BRANDS OF SPOUTING POWDERS, PATENT UHII.LKD SHOT, GUN WADDING, CARTRIDGES AND CARTRIDGE CASES (Percussion Caps), CARTRIDGE LOADING IMPLEMENTS, RE-CAPI'ERS, &o. GAME AND CARTRIDGE BAGS, POWDER FLASKS, SEOT TOUCHES, Ac,, &d &o.



PROTECT YOUR H OMES AJND PROPERTY. ST'CT 11-t.V.v!. 111 I \ toS H § JMI ga h a I ! fill S3 d^ § "I it'll nr g§ 9 w if ' w * B < 3 I I *5 WO DESCRIPTION - THE CLIMAX GRENADE IS A CALIFORNIA INVENTION AND MANUFACTURE; is a great improvement on all Eastern makes ; entirely now, and the only true principle for a Chemical Firt Grenade. No infringement on any others. It is a double bottle, each part holding one pint etrong Chomical solution, one charged with an Alkali, the other charged with on icid ; holding twice the quantity and mors than twice the cost of manufacturing than the Eastern grenades. Between the two bottlosis placed a harmless expWsivo cap and fuse ; this fuso coming in contact with tho fire explodes the cap, Which break* the bottle, ■auaing the two Chemicals to como in contact with each other, immediately generating Carbonic Acid Gas. This fuse and cap not only insures the breaking of tho Grenade ivhon thrown into soft substances like Shavings, Bags, Hay, &o;; but also renders it perfectly automatic, an advantago that othor Hand Grenades do not possosß ; then the chemicals do not need to como in direct contact with the flame in order to generate the extinguishing power ; with tho Cumax it commences immediately when the two chem icals come in contact with each other. Can also be hung about a room or building, all the fuseß being connected with each othor, so when tho fire starts in any part of the mom or building it immediately ignitoa the fuse, which breaks the Grenades, when the ail contains 30 per cent, of Carbonic Acid Gas the fire is immediately extinguished, thug tht Climax Hand Grenade becomes a faithful watchman that never sleeps. The chemical* will retain their strength for years, ate perfectly harmless, will stand severe cold, when others freeze, and never get out of order, always being ready for immediate use. TESTIMONIALS. San Francisco, Cal., February 4,1885. Mr A. F. Spawn :— Having witnessed an exhibit of your "Climax Hand Fire Grenade' andiite effective work, I cheerfully give it tho rocommondation of being tho most efficient Fire Extinguisher and comtletk Hand Grenude that I have ever seen. With the Cumax thcro is no danger of it not breaking when thrown into tha fire, as tho cartridge never fails to break the bottle. The public are indebted to you for such a complete fire extinguisher.—Respectfully yours, Georoe W. Harrison, Asst. Fire Marshal. Steamship Australia, San Francisco, Feb. 13,1855. Mr A. F. Spawn :— Dear Sin, —Please deliver on board my ship one dozen Climax Fire Grenades,_ alpo two Climax Fire Extinguishers, with 50 feet of hoso each, and two extra boxes chemicals. The test I had the pleasure of witnessing yesterday in Oakland, at the Glass Works, gave me groat satisfaction. The principle of your Grenade I consider superior to all others I have seen. Wishing you success, lam very respectfully yours, Capt. R. C. Ghest. The following letter shows the great valuo of the Climax Fire Extinguisher in time oi need :— Martinez, Cal., Dec. 25, 1884. Mr A. F. Spawn, Manager of the Climax Fire Extinguisher San Francisco. Dear Sir,—At the fire which occurred at my mother's dwelling, your " Climax, owned by Mr S. J. Bennett, of this place, was tho means of saving the property. The fire was between the studding about the chimnoy. By putting the nozzle through a hole made in the wall the "Climax" was put into operation, and in.a few seconds the fire was completely subdued. There was no moans of getting to the fire with water, and it was no doubt the only thing that saved tho property. The value of the " Climax ." as a lire extinguisher can hardly be estimated. Mr Bennett is deserving of great praise for his promptitude in responding to the " Call of Fire," and the efficiency with which he applied tho " Climax " to its proper use.—Very respectfully, Gko. A. Sherman, Druggist and Stationer. OUIt FIRST ©EI>ER. Mr AitCßEii Preston, after examining all other kind of grenades, being convinced^! the superiority of the Climax, haa enterod into a contract with us to furnish him with 500 dozen a month for oight months for tho Mexican and Central American trade. The Undersigned have a Largo Shipment pf the Grenades to arrive by the next mail fitcamer, due at the end of this month. E. PORTER & C 0., SOLE AGFKTS, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND.



NELBON, MOATE & Go.*B CELEBRATED CHALLENGE TEA DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDED TEAS. Hnndredn are trying to oopy, »nd many we advortlßlng Common Mixture* M Blend.d Tea to mislead the public Ftt QoY.roment Analysis see CirotiUrs. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. They bare been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALtIK. EXTRACT PROM PRESS : "All the Teas at tbis firm art Bought Mid Blended by Mr. NIM.ON, a, Pro- JJwilonal Taster and Blender of Koput*" NELSON, MOATE & Co.'b SPECIALTY I BLEND. BRANCHES : AUCKLAND, DVKEDIN, CHRIST CHPRCn, WELLINGTON, 166, QIIEKBMST., AUOKLANOt AGKNTS EVXKVWVEHE TEA^/ Unrivalled /fy'/ 13 /07 ou n/w i M^ lmh/ TEA I /&P/ ABOUNDINQ /o7 - //y/ Strength TIIGH QUALITY, FTPI'ER BYMONDSSTREET TO THB REBIDKNTS~OF AUCKLAND. LETTS, WOODWARD AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND HOUSK KURNISHHHS. JOM ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF PAPKRHANGINGS, LINOLKUMS, LAMPS, MATS. FENDERS. &c, &*., to. COM PARS OUB PRICES. mHE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT ± LIKE INSUHANfiIK ASSOCIATIOK. DIRECTORS: f • The Hon. Sir -Julius Vokol, K.C.M.G., Coloainl Trfasnror (Chairman) W. 8. Reid. Esq., Solicitor-Gonoral : J. C Qnvln, Esq., Seorofary totho Treasury K. C. Hamertoh, Kaq;, Public Trustee Nleholan Held, Esq., Merchant, J.P. J. 11. Bothuno, Keg, Land and Commlwdoa ARent, J.P. ' ' G. V. Snannon, Fsq., Merchant, J,P. H. D. Bell, Hsq., Uarristor G. JTisher. fiaq , M.H.K., J.P. George Graham, Ksq., J.P. This Association is the only Office vrhioh poe seeson GoverDiuent Security aod proffers to the public tho combined advantages of MUTUAL ABPURANCE WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS, AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE. After 15 years' oxietenco. the Office has now ACCUMULATED FUNKS exceeding ONE MILLION BTKRLIiNG. Its Annual Income execeda .. «. £230,0C0 It offers the most Liberal Conditions extant. An Insurance of £1,200. at tho premium charged elsowhere for £1,000. equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. Branches in all the principal Towns in tho flolouy. and Agencies at all the Money Order Post offices in the Colony. D. M. LUCKIK. Ho»/1 Office Wellington, 7thi*pril. 1885. DHL jp OSX IN Q THROUGHOUT AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. At the "STAR" OFFICE arrangement can be made for tho speedy Printing and Posting ot Bills throughout the whole City and Suburbs, Including Onehusga, Otahuhn, Mongere, De.Tonport, Northcote, and up tho Walkato, at MOST REASONABLE CHARGES. Bills POBtOd bjr the'woek, month, or year, or at per 100. ,- Those persona having Bills to Post will please forward them to the Publishing Office, where they will receive prompt attention.



qngpffit "" BBWINQ MACHim* faloi b 1882 .eo3,2ltiMaobhm „ 1881 561.03T „ I Inobbasb 42,256. BtTHUEE OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA CHINK3 SOU) IN THK WOULD APR SINGER'S. UPWAIIDS OF THRICB HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 111 AND A! OnRISTOHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained at tkr 2/6 week per 2/6 wbkk OSLt AT 261, QtJEEN-STRJET, AUOKUHSt BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER SINGER SEWING MACHINES, -m/T R HITCH ENS Has groat pleasure In lnf orming nia numerous Pationfe and tho Public of Auckland that, to BUit tholr oonvenience, Jila BLOOD RESTORER DEPOT, HIB WELL-KNOWN VAPOUR AND MEDICAL BATHB, AND CONSULTING ROOM Will In future bain those Central Promises known as 81ator"8Bulldings, nearly opposite tho Star Hotel. Albert-street. N. 8.: Tho Dispensary U In charge of on omlnont Froedh Chomist of tho highest attain ments, whoso great experience and skill In HarbaJ Treatment enables him to deal effectively with cvory variety of Sickness which la in the power Of man to care. A Visit of any one Buffering Indisposition is is respectfully requested Tho Btoadily-Increasing sale of Blood Rostorer proves Its great worth, aid tho almost daily cures efifcefod are attested by testimonials in Mr Hitcheno' hanSs, some of whioh will be pub lished. and aro of a surprising character. KEATHTC'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS. COUGHS, COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. BROKCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARSENESS. HOARSBNKSH. HOAESKNKS3. Composed of the purest articles. These Lozenges contain do opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore tho moat dolicato can tato them with perfect confidence. THelr beneficial effect is speedy and certain. This old unfailing ramlb remedy la dally recommended by the most ami pent Pnytloians. (In use nearly 60 yean). Sold brail Chemists, In tins, each having the word*, *■ Keatino's Cough Lozenges," engraven on the Government stomp. HEATING'S WORK TABLETS. KEATINGS WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A PDRKLY VKOKTAM.E SWEETMEAT, both In ap pearanco and tauto, furnishing amostagrooable method of administering tho only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS, It is a perfectly safe and mild nre- BSfbtlon, and is especially adapted for Children. Bold In tics by all Druggists. ■mHB AUCKLAND STAB' ISA GAZETTE WOn TOK PUBLICATION Of ALL NOTI C E S IN RELATION TO BOROUGH COUNCILS, COUNTY COUNCIL^ HIGHWAY BOARDS &o. AOIOK'B S TAb LS B, V* ALBERT-STREET. MR r. QUICK begs to return hla Sinoert thanks tor the Liberal Patronage received whßo mrmng on the Business known af "Qulert IJ very and Bait Stables," Albert rtreot, and trusto that MESSRS JAMBS DIG NAN & CO., the conUnmon to whom he hat relinquished the same, will be accorded Support 'la »n equally liberal manner. Patrons can relj upon being treated civilly and fairly by His suo oessort, under whose proprietary he teels sun the hostelry will beoome the favourite Of Auok (and. J. 3. DIGNANI PP. FOLBTI IP- LUNDO> MESSRS JAMES DIGNAN H CO. havini pnrohased Mr F.Quick's Businoss, hope to merit tho patronage so goneroUßly^ bestowed on thofo late and popular predecessor. For Hire—Han torn Cabs, Open and Close Carriages. Bnggtet oi avoir description, Waggonettes, Breaks ano Oinnlbosos. Ladles' and Gontlemon's saddle Horaes, Privaio Carriages wtth Livery. Hoaraei Mid Mourning Coaches. Orders by Poet, Tele traph. or Telephone (No. 131) rwcelvo cuirofai ittontlon. The HUvblos providft unsurpassed vcoommcdatlon for Horse*, &o. Night ktUnd moo. Chances moderate. TTJOUSB AND GENEKAJ DECORATIVE ESTABLISHMENT. IJ, WTNDHAM-STREET. U NOTIOB OF REMOVAL. J, Henderson, In" thanking his numerom ollonts and the public generally for their par liberal favours, has much pleasure In informlnf them that he has Removed to more Exteneivt Premises (two doom above old »hop), where b< trusts to mtrit a continuance of their patron «t> J. HENDERSON, WYNPHAM-BTBKBT. Id. ;A/| ALLINDIKJS a¥d JFTcT RUTLAND STREET. AUCKLAND, WHOLESALE FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, • nLJ?J"'""? Merchants. Bhlppera. Furnittir. Dealers, and the trado that, having erected ■ Machinery of the most modern descrip. Pon and labour-saving appliances, they are now prerared to MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS 08" FURNITURE IN ANT QUANTITY, And on the shortest notice, WOKKMANSHXF AND MATERIAL WPABANTMP F ° B s a l~~h, Ito,Aln.ffi Ea^# BmtT lUIMI Kerosene, Paint, and Olive Oils StOrM'S 6eMl" Huntz Metal and Nails «1 ve> mp> and Manill* Kop». all Patent Windlass (wood). Frills, and Pall* Ax>ohirrg. from 16 owt to 10 fbs. Cbjrinj, from i inch to 1 inch. : Coin and Fish Oil. Oi Jl. MoKBNZia, WBS-STMM. JUST PUBLISHED, Atalltheßooksollers, AIOKIN'S ANNUAL,' A Domestic Medical Guide, AND Btatiatioal Record o£ the Colony's Progress, Population, Vital Statistics, Production, &o. Also, NOTES ON HEALTH AND Hi'GENIE. With other valuable information. Price One Shilling. "F°n JV B1F VB SALB.-600 "AcTis JL Qood Land, with watfir frontage, only in miles from Queen-atreot Wharf, and will be I^teT-^P'/A 0 Johß SoppetTHoute and Land Agent,Jfo. 8. Qneen-street. T\OOR PLATBS7"StenoiI Plates, Die's' JL£ q Monograms, etc., Engraved at the Stab "Music, Portraits, Landscapes, etc., a^Tcolonri \ L ArtHS, TRiT^ U ?? d P'oin Buainees and ron^ d a^e°S i^O& aVed °" Hate ftna,