CORRESPONDENCE.

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The Kotokua Springs—Dh. Gindeus's Operations.—Alfred Gmder.i, M.D., Fellow of the Chemical Society, London, writing from tho Sanatorium, Eotorua, says :— " Your statement that " the new doctor at Rotorua, has been ordered by Mr Ballanco to produce immediately a book on the special healing qualities of each of the thermal springs," is incorrect. I have received no such order. In a conversation with Mr Ballance I mentioned the fact that patientß were constantly being sent here who ought never to have left their homes—cases of chronic struc tural disoase of important organs, to which the hot springs could be of no possible use, and might do grievous harm. Ho agreed with me that a short paper addressed to medical men on ths selection of cases suitable for treatment hero might be of service, and offered to print and dis tribnte the same. I was not then aware that my predecessor was about to publish a 'Medical Guide to the Mineral Waters of Rotorua,' or I might have withheld my hand, not having received the divine emana tion (whatever that may be) which, in my case, you eeein to regard as a jine mm non, I am sure 1 wish my pre decessor's book every success. As a record of three years' past experience it cannot but be interesting. Of its value, however, as a work for future reference and guidance, I may have something to say hereafter. You may be interested to know that our chemical laboratory here is now for the first time in working order. For this I am indebted to the liberality of the Government in supplying me with every necessary chemical appliance, and to my friend Mr John Kenderdine, the eldest son of your fellow-townsman Dr. Kenderdine, for some years a student o( scientific chemistry under Professors Ulrich and Black, of Dunedin, who kindly volunteered his assistance. But for this I must have waited until the close of the tourist season before I could have devoted much time to chemical research. Among the facts we have already elicited aro these: —l. That the published analyses of the Springs, made years ago in Auckland and Wellington, do not now fairly represent their chemical constitution. 2. That both temperature and constitution vary with the riso and fall of Lake Rotorua. 3, That the supply of certain constituents is intermittent, such intermissions ranging over comparatively short periods of time, and modifying, of course, curative power in certain directions. As an example, I may instance that the supply of iron to the Rachel Spring is intermittent. When at its maximum, we get therapeutic results which it would bo unreasonable to expect when the supply is at its minimum. Sucli facts as these show clearly that a scientific system of therapentics in connection with theee springs must be based on constant chemical supervision. A happy-go-lucky empiricism is a good thing enough in its way, but there is no excuse for it when scientific accuracy is attainable."

About Sham Alabmists.—"W.E.S." writes:—"At this time of ignorant Tory talk and sham lamentation, c brief extract from an eloquent speech delivered the other day at Birkenbead by the great Gladstone, before nn enthusiastic audience of about 40,000 human beings, may be useful:—'lf you over hear weak-minded people speak of the actual or possible decay of this empire, do not listen to them for a moment. The strength of the British Empire is increasing, and so far as human judgment can antici pate, will increase. Rely upon it, the day has not come, and the day is not about to come, when you need fear, with justice at your back, to look in the face of any power or of any country In the world.'"

The Hon. J. Ballance'b Native Policy. —" Pakeha Maori" thinks Mr Ballance ia Rolleston worse than ever, or, as the Maoris put it, "The bands are the hands of Esau, but the voice is the voice of Jacob." The idea of him, as you say, setting up a Maori aristocracy, whose kingdom is to comprise about 4,000,000 acres, is simply prepos terous. Does be imagine that tho people of New Zealand are going to stand it T Are pakebas coming 10,000 miles to bare a Maori for a landlord, and leasing virgin soil for a period of 21 yearsT He concludes: "I asked ono old Maori chief how he liked the new Minister. He replied, ' Too much butter; I would not like to trust him.1 I said, ' How did you like Bryco ?' He said, ' I liked Bryco ; bo was a bad man and a hard man, but all tho bad came out—there was nothing left, so I could trust him. He never broke his word, but this man pro misos moro than any man can fulfil.1"

Support Local Industry.—Thomas 0. Roper soys he has aeked at a dozen grocers' shops tor a bottle of colonial pickles, and could not get them, yet there are several pickling companies in New Zealand whose wares retail in Christchurch at tenpence a bottle, while we have to pay a shilling for imported pickles. "A Britain of the South " draws attention to new industries started in tho Richmond Road, namely, the manufacture of hats, rags, strap?, leather satchels, ic., and that they have been well supported by wholesale dealers. Gladstone's Characteristic Boldness. —H. Hartnoll takes exception to this phrase employed by a correspondent. He thinks it might have been applied to his predeces sor, but that the present Prime Minister is tho essence of timidity. Opinions differ. r

A Cheap and Effective Defence. (To the Editor.)

Sib, — Numerous correspondents Lave, through your columns, made proposals for tho dofonco of the port against hostile' cruisors. In my humblo opinion most of thoir proposals, though good, aro hardly suitod to our purse and our circumstances. What New Zealand requires is a cheap and at the same time effective means of dealing with an armed ship before she gains its harbours—some means of protec tion which can be effectively used by per sons who are not trained artillerymen. This protection, I contend, may be found, and perfect safety ensured by.a syste matio laying of submarine mines or torpedoes, in various positions outside of our harbour approaches. These mines could be fired in various ways, either by contact or electricity. The argument against .the use of sub marine mines, that they might hurt friend as well as foe, can of course be met by the reply that your pilots would be aware of the obstructions, and give them a wide berth.

The fact also of New Zealand ports being protected by dynamite or other systems of submarine mining would be telegraphed all ovev the world, and would deter trespasser? The gre*t advantages of the plai 8 I now submit are—immediate efficiency, perfect security, and applicability to our means, for what would be easier than to construct infernal machines, having pleDty of iron tanks and dynamite in stock ? , „ Defence. 10th March, 1885.

COROMANDEL RACES.

St. Patrick's Day races came off in Mr Lynch's paddock, and were very successful. The various events were well contested, some of them making very close finishes. Appended are results :—

Ladies' Purse, £6, weight-for-age, twice round the course.—Matlock, 1; Cobb, 2. Corowandei, Handicap, £15; distance, 2 miles.—Rawenata, list, 1; Resolution, Bst, 2. Three started.

Whangapoua Plate, £10; twice round the course.—Rawenata, list 71b, I; Mat lock, list, 2. Four started. Hurdle Race, £20 ; twice round course, over 8 flights of hurdles.—Marina, list, 1; Resolution, lOst 51b, 2. Four started. Pony Race, 14 hands and under, £7 10s; twice round the couwe.—Olive, 1; Cobb, 2. Handicap, £5; twice round.— Resolution, 1; Matlock, 2.

SPORTING NEWS.

i The following weights f or ti, e twn , events of the Auckland'-SWfo Autumn Meeting were d ec l ar6d 2 <** V SoT-wlte-r SIS^^V- Speculation .. I J JgjfWßft ..% 1)$ Dauphin .. s n «„ •. ■■ J' f ffiSeT:: M Minerva .. 77 fc 1! •"J tsrr. :iigfc -..-^ Macaroni" 4A &^ ■ liV Whalebone ! 1 t S?', "%Vh Aanc .. .. 10 12 MidXht •■■:■•■ Mm' New Year ..10 2 lUrmi- •■'.'.«} Julia Ann.. Io 0 Uufl" 11. 11"' ™«<«»» - -MO l^g^,...j|-.,

MINING MEWS.

(BYIELEGRAPH-OW^corr^^;11; Queen of Beauty. —The ma vaJ lieves tho lodo in the north-wmt». **': be the one he sought in tha^"^ has therefore commenced drivinS- 3 along its course. AU-quartehM*? saved in order to make airial crS' 1, Caledonian --The crosscut at Sw has jurt passed through a m MB of cklti; gritty quartz, and the Red QaesM momentarily expected. PavaS^K"-''' coming to hand from the ffiW'1 foot-walll branch of the lelr°ft»' Deep Level CBoss.-StopinKa^ffi* on No. 6 cross leader at C^Q^ Imperial Bhaft are the only wS* c shows gold freely. ~ . ■■•*WtTI Saxon.—Tho now level has been n«L'' from the shaft at a depth of 48)®"" and the crosscut willbe etawarvV- Monday towards No. 2,10 de, wbichH be found within 20 feet of the cltS The winze is in progress below lii-« level on No. 3 lode, which contains vStr gold. | -"' . New Peince Imperial-Tlis crwecut • No. 5 level has intereected wkt4. manager believes to be No. i le^r juS" gold was found in the vein «trikiDe:jiitel' driving operations hare bean started ■

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ToKATEA.-ThemaDagerreporta tin : driving the level the contractori toSS 40 feet past the soft channel, aiISP through country which to> ffiati pearance is like hanging-wall, odniitrv" I will take another month'sdrh id"(obi"), question, and if the reef is not cut Is ffiiJ1 time, he suggests that the' .''naSfi vein be driven upon. The level faim! 2,900 feet. ' *' Royal Oak.—The mine manaircrTv- The reef at present is looking wi femjE for gold as it has ia any parl of iuS There is about 10 inches of a wmifc well-defined leader, atd Ci.rrjiuz noMii! of mineral. The ground is aIsaTOSSI working, which for the last 10 or 1* i'm has been unusually bard. ■'■' ==~^

There was a large attendance of fta^ of the J. E. Redmond branch ofSt National League last evening 'tok Catholic Institute. Ten new mwH& initiated, and ten propoeed fotunWp The published appeal to the paWotjS1 ?' men of Auckland was ciroaUirfiltoji the members for distribu-ion, '• and ft' closing hour devoted, to, reading*.'l popular authors. ,■ '7^^ <' Without doubt the latestHeMrtni'li the gaalino is a great stride UiMM solution of tho light question, gae ft(]«3" light. We have been shown tho vj&\ carbon gas jet, and, bo f&r%'lslffi|a concerned it leaves nothing, to biiuMi, If, in addition to this, it is jawd ai what the patentee claims Mfawmah'■ matter of fact (and to this we xms^| present speak), then ita omfiffi[laiJ| tion is only a queetion of fea, \ I is claimed that it reduces tie hi Ift I by one - half, and thatch' .iMn to increased light of a soft, white <kj*f showing colours nearly HsweHliidirMi and its steadiness of flame prjyißi agreeable to those hftvinmßMH The apparatus is adjustedltiqmW to the ordinary gas-liUiDggpiH3«f* a round reservoir filled ipjiWita material, which purifies and tetsk Sta gas as it passes throiitrii-fintGiaujfol' burner-light being raised in faiisSkj power to more than a No. i tnns;,!^ furnishing a much stf idut vA itttt light, and effecting a great rwWHMB heat. If all this is fact,'lt|sy «8m termed (as tho printed jiampMeta oE/b el patentee have it) " tins '''r.^SBWBM The agent for the coluny is kfto, H and has appointed H. H, flflytjstf-fii'ii B district agents. , r ~'« ~~, B For the sake of England, it is HiHto S to learn that her "only fiitiifflMWWß after all, likely to lose liieeyesf39HM Like his illnetrious nam« the filiM I the General has only ono u>e, » fc'iS value is doubled. The'otiui^flH ago, at the siege of Sebastopol, lnr"^ time after that occurrence, it- -w aU ? doubtful whether his remrinfojfojjwjjjl not been fatally injured also, Jt ia |mmum_j to conjecture that the latent wabwij have been doveloped byitheijMcaj^^ ing conditions of the country iVJjjpjl, now is. The very strongestoyaiMJl!'; suffered fatally from the; eJJSjHJjf^. Egyptian sun. In the' campaign ijtg' first Napoleon, and in that of tho KsjS' army which dro>e tho rfoi.th lijjtf|ffi' ophthalmia mado nuKeroi^^raHKHJ patriotic Northern soldier Civil War, having befih.. iltWrtHJ sightless, during an].»^CT^^Bl said to have proffered an: fMff-Hj quest to His comrades to!^MBBBB| go it blind." But if Lora'W6li«y^j| labouring under a similar ('*P^!'®l!!^B chances of his beingable "t6poit Wli the Mahdi are exceedingly nflHB Saxe, it is true, borb%^|H^HHJ afflicted with a malady whioi b*2JJ? ■ carried him off, nevertheless < UI4tS"BJ operations of the FrenAlWiSSB famous battle of Fontenoy; «1('";,MtB1 Dandolo," the Venetian doge, »;t"!£B| eighty odd, led the gal^ys,W.MEBJ to a victorious encounter with tie l «IlK,«i Gerald Maeeey (asys ihf> '.'^SBf Times ") believes that tfjc.^ V fHTtBI ruling providence gdvermtijt »?^J« fixed laws of cause and effect; HeSa«» however, believe in the .De^S|||§BJ represented in the Bible. .„,- ;~j H| Otago University &nneal»tfiHMK to memorialise the Go.cr.ia.cnlMy_f ■■ ject of a School of Mines. , >■ ,M® Mr Buchanan, M.IL.R.. boen living at the Rotorua^MST:(l has been cured of sciatica ■ Sewing Manhinci.-D. S. Queen-streeti-{ADTT. f {lW < ?■>«& BE

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factions W, S. OOCHRANE] [JAS, DAOBB MONDAY, MARCH IX FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, SWANSON-STREET. Tho Subscribers will Roll by Auction at their Rooms, Qnenu-streot, on Monday, 23rd lust., at. 12 o'clock, PART lot 1% section 10, having a front ago of about 20 feat to Swanson-strcet, formerly West Queen-street, TITLE, -LAXI) TRANSFER ACT. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. s. cochkan'e] [jas. dacrk MONDAY, MARCH 23. THREE COTTAGES, ALEXANDRA STREET. COTTAGE, KARAKA-STREET. Tho Subfcribora will Soil by Auction, at thei Rooms, Cjucon-stroet, on Monday. 23nl inst, a twelve o'clock, by order of tho Agent for the J'ubliu Trustee, in tho Estate of E, L. StaH'ord, deceased, PART ALLOTMENT 49, Soction 36, City of Auokland, having a frontngo to Alexandra streot of lli feet by 111 feot, with THREE COTTAGES ERECTED THEREON. Allotmont 42. Subdivision part Ijot a 5, Section 7. having n frontapro of 33 foot to Knr.ika-streot (formerly DiiUo-strcet), by 91 feot deep, with THE COTTAG !5 NOW KUKCTHD THEREON. For Rrtthar particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & S9N, ; Auctioneers. W. 3, COCHRAijE] JAS. DAOEK MONDAY, MARCH 23, At 11 o'clock, VILLA RESIDENCE I EXTENSIVE GROUNDS! , <•_ PONSONBY! Tho Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, March 23, at 12 o'clock, by or<ler of tho Exeoutors in the Estate of tho lato Captain MoKenzio, A LLOTMENTS 35 to 38 and 41 to 43, of .t\. sub. Lot 31, sen. 8. having a frontage of 253 foot to Seyinour-Etreetand273 feot 9 inches to Cameron-atr •et, Well drained, and planted ■with well-crown shrubs and treea. with tho FAMILY RESIDENCE and OUT-BUILDINGS erected thereon. Tho abovo altonls a splendid opportunity to thoso wanting n good RESIDENTIAL PRO PERTY with largo grounds and very oxtonsive viow. Its position in a ahort time will mako it vory valuable, throrgh its proximity to tho business part of tho district, whilst its very large frontogns to twj yotfd stroots rend»r it easy to subdivide. For AtK&bc particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ao W, S. OOOHBAK3.I [JAMES DAOBJ «3* MONDAY, MARCH 30. SECTION No. 2. KINGSLAND ESTATE, NEW NORTH ROAD, Comprising a\l FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. The Subscribers have received instructions to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, March SO, at 12 o clock, THE SECOND SECTION OF THAT VALUABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE, sltuato ob the NEW NORTH ROAD, and known as1"' ' KINGSLAND Within easy walking distanco of the city; ouses and trains pass regularly throughout the day, ,i ~i'", Title—Land Transfer Act. Plans can be had at the offices of Samuel cochrane & son, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, MARCH 24. At 11.30 a.m. ON ACCOUNT OT WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. GROUND BARK, GROUND BARK, Ex Loongana, From Hobart. ~ B, TONKS AND CO., Are instructed to sell on Tuesday next, at 11.30 o'clock., pn the allotment adjoining the dock— QAA BAGS GROUND BARK, salvage /Zl\j\y from the lighter Harvost Homo, ex Loongana, from Hobert. B. 0,-oabb] [b. d, ionkb TVEDNESDAY, MARCH 25. THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE LATE MRS S. KEMPTHORNE, k^NUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. " J* B. TONKS"& CO. Will Sell on tho above date, at oleven o'clock ■ at her late residence, rPHE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD X FURNITRUE AND EFFECTS. Particulars in a faw day?. 8, 0, OABK,] ' 18. I>. SONKa THURSDAY, MARCH 26, At 12 o'clock. TWO-STORY RESIDENCE, MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL, 1 : BV TONKS & 00. Have received instructions to Sell br Auotion, oh Thursday, March 2G, at 12 o'clock noon, T>ESIOENCE, MANUKAU ROAD, t\) PARNELL, two storeis, of ton rooms veraiidnh, and balcony; gas and water laid on bathroom,- kitchen rango, and now two-Btalled stable ana coach-house. The Allotment has a frontage of 33 feet to Manukau Road, by a. depth ot 198 feet. The Property Is in a good position, commands b. good view of the harbour, and is the house formerly ocoupied by Dr. Ellis. ■ B, a, oAi«i. | [b- d> zonks .TSURSDAV, MARCH 26, , At 12 o'Clock. »TO jCABITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. (' FREEHOLD, QUEEN-STREET, IX ia .CITY OF AUCKLAND. t /n;n B. TONES & CO. Have received instructions from Mr T. B. Hill to Bell by auction, on Thursday, March 20, at 12 o'clock, mHOSE"' FREEHOLD SUBSTANTI- L ALLY BUILT PREMISES, situated in the centre of tho business part of Queen-street, at Its junction with Victoria-street, and occu pied by Mr T. B. Hill as a chemist and druggist. The buyer will secure at present a good rate of Interest for his investment, and an immense prospective value. This is an opportunity seldom met with to 6eouro a Freehold in the very heart of the business part of the city. .Terms Liberal, i ■ , ~ '-, Title wider Land Transfer Act. • , , Further particulars from Auctioneer. B. O.OA?JB^ [B. D. TOSKS .' ■;* "iSOME TIME IN APRIL. HOME^D GROUNDS OFTHE LATE •B. .JKEMPTHORNE, ESQ., \ l::- >;iJl:-£'i "PARNELL.' J" -, • ' rbo-w csqNks"«i co. HaT6!rebefred Instructions to Sell, some time in AJinl, and notice of which will be given, the residence and grounds of the Late s. kempthorne, esq The House Is in a most beautiful position, Wltkanarea of about three acres of Land in ex tentaround it, near St. Mary's Churoh. ■x tt ~ ]JWp^tiier particuliixa Hh.OTi.ly~ J , i." B. tK'fAß^]" ' [B. D. tOSKS. jaitlMDAYj MARCH 27, ,«^3il -&ti2 O'clock. I AUCKLAND RACING CLUB AUTUMN MEETING. . - »iaE fote-.'- ■ ■ ■■■• ■ "■ . ■ RBFjRESHIJRNT BOOTHS, CARDS, , t^ TONK g & 00. WM gell on" Friday, the 27th inst., at 12 o'clock REFRESHMENT BOOTHS -raRWGOOn TKMPLAR BOOTHS, —-»C3CEDS.. for Oip- Autumn Races, to Be hWflFMerßlic tihe Kth and'lJth'AprU, Saturday and Eaator Monday,



WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, DESIRABLE~GRAZING FARM. The undersignod has received inßtnjotlons to sell, at tho Hnymarkst, on Wednesday, April I, at 11 o'clock, THE SURREY FARM, slmnto near tho Miranda Redoubt, con taining 1,263 aores of Freehold, with Dwolling houso and out-lniilding thoreon erooted, and 1.000 ncres leasehold held at an annual rental of £30 Thin FnrmigadvantaKcoualj" situated near tlio Coal Minos now being opened up, und known as Footo's. Coal hns nlso been found on tho oppo silosido of tho Farm to t'oote'a mino, and tho scam undoubtedly pusses through tho proporty, mnkiuK it ft dodiraol.) investment. Kor further particulars apply to Messrs Whitakor and Ruaaell, Mr William Aitkon, or tho Auctioneer. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 'IT A V P R ESS. FOR PRIVATE SALE, A PERPETUAL BALING PRESS. ON VIEW AT THE HAYMARKET. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1. DESIRABLE FARM OP FIVE HUNDRED ACRES. ALSO FARM SECTIONS NEAR PUKEKOHE -RAILWAY STATION. Tho undersigned has received instructions to soil by auction, at thoHayimirkot, on Wednes day, April 1, at eleven o'clock, SUBDIVISIONS OF THE ESTATE OF Mr Em.taii Roose. being four sections, varying in size from 19 to 33 acros. commono ing within a quurtor of a milo of tho station, being rising ground, with good views of tho surrounding country. Also, THE HOMESTEAD, with Five Hundred Acroe, foncod and Bub divided into paddocks, well watered, and a healthy sheep farm, within two miles of the Pukekoho Stotiou, on tho Bombay Road. Plans and further information can bo obtained from Messrs Whitaker and Russell, or ALFRED BUCKLAND. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, Maroh 25 Waiuku—Saturday, April 4 Pukokoho -Monday, April 8 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. IHB HAYMARKBT. SALE OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, Sides, tallow, hay, and straw, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLANDi O~R PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lots from 20 aoros and upwards, near Pukekohe Station; from £710s to £10 on aore. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acres i •eonrely fenced j Is near other homesteads, and »ood land; £2 an acre. _.„_. A flrst-olass Farm, half-way between KihlkihJ and To Awamutu, containing 586 aores, with Ohoioe apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with lm provements from «1 tog«fffr polP|Mn|| t^t ~o t i c X . DOWDEN'S AUCTION MART. W. J. DOWDBN begs to annonnce that ho intends carrying on the Businees of AUC TIONEER AND COMMISSION .AGENT, and trusts to receive a continuation of tho liberal support so long enjoyed by his lato father. Queen-street. March 19.1885. MONDAY, MARCH 23, At 11 am. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 1 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES R. ARTHUR Has received instructions from Mr J. Bloom, Pawnbroker, to sell by auction at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday nest, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING LOTS OF UN REDEEMED PLEDGES :- March 11, 5811. Musloal:.Box; July 5, 8555, Gun; March 26, 5923, Diamond Earrings; 14, 5859, Earrings; May 9, 8277. OF Lover; April 29, 8227, SH Lever; May 10, 8274, Watch, Looket, and Chain; 2G, 8315, SOF Lever ; April 18. 8173. SOB1 Lever ; May 24, 8339, SHE lover ; 8327, SH Geneva; 11, 9178, SH Goneva; June 18, 8477, SOF Geneva ; i, 8402. Locket and Chain; May 12, 8252, SH Geneva and Chain ; 29,8365, Brooch, Earrings, and Locket; Mnrch 12, 8355. Brooch, EarrinKS. and Bracelet; June 9,8130, Earrings ; May 27, 8366, Earrings and Compass ; 19, S3lO SHE Levor and Chnin; July 28, 2, Looket and Ring; Aus. 4, 33, Rug; 47, Barometer; fiO. H Genova; Aue. 12, 89, Tools and Silk | Aug. 13,91, Pencil Case; August 18,110, SHA Lover; 117, Brooch and Earrings; August 20, 133, Locket and Broach; August 23,143, D CE L: Augußt 25,152, Revolver; Auenst 26,160, A Levor; Au gust 27, 164, Gold Chain: 172, Hand Sowing Machine; Sept. 1. 192, Marina Glassos and Pencil; 197, SO F Lever: Sept. 6, 218, SOF Lover; Sept. 8,427, Gold H Levor, Chain and Locket, by Rotheran; Sept. 15. 259, Lockot, Chain, and Earrings; Sept. 16, 261, DCA L; 2f4, Locket and Chain; Sept. 20,290, Gold Chain and Ring: 291, DCE L: Sept. 22. 295, Gold H E Lever; Sept. 16, 2G2, Diamond Ring; August 5, 66. Suit of Clothes; Agutt 12, 131. Suit of Clothes. Also a largo Quantity of Blankets, Clothing, DroBSOB, Sheets, &0., &o- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, At 3 p m. J. R. RANDERSON Will sell by auction, at his Salo Rooms, Mercan tile Chambers— A LARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE LAW BOOKS, late editions. MONDAY, MARCH 23, At 12 10011. NORTHCOTE, OPPOSITE FERRY HOTEL. J. R. RANDERSON HaviDg received instructions from Messrs Porter Bros., who are giving up their North cote Store, will soli as above, THE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF GENE RAL STORE, inoluding- GROCERIES CROCKERY NAILS, and GENERAL HARDWARE TUESDAY, MARCH 24. AUCTION SALE OP PRESS, EOOTS, SHOES, LASTS, &o. Tueßday, Maroh 24, at 10 o'clock. ROBERT BRADLEY Has been instructed by Mr L. W. Lee, who is retiring from business, to sell by auction on above date, at his Store, Karangahape Road, Newton, THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK-IN-TRADE, Consisting of— j 1 Press \ln first-class working order, 1 Set Knives) and nearly now 1 1 Set Iron Lasts 100 Pairs Wooden Lasts, fitted Boots and Shoes Stands. Benches, Tools, Grindery Show Cases, Fittings &c, &c, &o. Machinery will be Bold at 12 o'clock. ' I •,' ROBERT BRADLEY, Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 23. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. . i PROPERTY.' VALUABLE IMPROVED FARMS IN THE PARISHES OF OKURA, WAI TAKEREI, AND WAIPAREIRA, IN THE COUNTY OF EDEN. . JOHN REID AND CO. Have received instructions from the respective Mortgagees to sell by publio auction at the Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, the 23rd inst., at 12 o'clock, 1. \ \ LL THAT PARCEL OF LAND a _r^L. situate in the Parish of Okura. and t<eiti!; part of Allotment No. 7, contoJningliO Acres, with the Hotel known as " Tho Junc tion " and other buildings thereon erected. ; The hotel and grounds are Loosed for seven • years at £62 per annum. 2. Also, that Parcel of Land situate In the said ] Parish of Okura and being part of Allot ment No. 7, containing 141 Aores. 3. Also, all that Paroel of Land situate in the . Parish of Waitakeroi, containing 270 Aores, being Allotment 42 and the south-western part of Allotment 94, with the farmsteading and other buildings, tho property of Francis Bethell (lately deceased;. This Farm has 100 Acros laid dawn in excellent grass. Also, all that Parcel of Land situate in the ! Parioh of Waipareira, containing 71 Acres and 16 Perches, being part of Allotment No. '■ 7, with the buildings thereon erected. Also, i the Property, and lately in the occupation of ' Francis Bethell (deceased). 5; And also Allotment 10, To Awamutu, with ! the buildinss theroon orocted, the property of Thomaa Walker, of Kihikilii, baker, sub , jeot to mortgage encumbrance of *75. j Conditions of Sale and other particulars of JOHN.REIft AND C 0.,,. , - - 26, Queen-street,



THURSDAY, APRIL 2. MEADOW BANK, ONEHUNGA, THURSDAY; APRIL 2, ISBS, At Noon. Pv. C. GREENWOOD Has rccoived instructions from Mr James Moran to soil by auction, at his Mart, Vulcan Lano, on tlio above dato. : ; THE WHOLE OF THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known «8 MEADOW BANK, and cut tip into THIRTY-TWO VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS. Of from 3 op an Ackk to 55 Acmes each, And hiving EXTENSIVE KRONTAOK3 tO GOOD roads, and connected by water with the manu kau lIABUOUK, and Bituaiod opposito tho front gato of the Hon. J. Wilmamson's Estate, Pah, Oneiil'nua. Tho Land is of tho richest description Of vol. canio aoil; situation unsurpassed, hesidea hav ing grand views, and being well watcrod. Tho proporty is aurvoyod and ilaggod, nnd will bo oirereu to tho public on the following terms:—£lo doposit on each lot. with the excep tion of Lots 1 2, and 3, on which 15 por cent, do posit will be required, balance at 7 per cont. for three roars; or S per cent, discount for cash. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. AVONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK AVONDALE PARK FIRST WEEK IN APRIL. FIRST WEEK IN APRIL. K. C. GREENWOOD Has been favoured with instructions from Mr John Bollaud to Cut Up and offor for Salo early In APRIL next, THE WHOLE OF HIS A ERY VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE). AVONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK. No tirao will bo lost in having tho Survey ooniploted and Plans issued to the Public The Estuto will bo cut up and known as tho RIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. RIVEKSDALE TOWNSHIP. The Property of Mr JOHN BOLLARD, situ atod as It is with LARGE, DEEP-WATER FRONTAGE TO TIIS AVONDALK RIVER AND MAIN ROADS, Is 80 woll known for ita Eicellenco of 801 l and Near Proximity to Station, Churoh. Post-offlce, etc., that it needs no further comment, For years past there has been a want of from TWO TO FIVE-ACRE FARM OR COTTAGE SECTIONS within a radius of G miles of Auckland. Tho LAND OFFERKD at tho PRK9ENT SALE not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, but combines with many other advantages a Rloh nesa of Soil for MARKET GARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that is seldom mot with. Tho proof of tho above can bo aeon In tho Well-stocked Stackyards, etc., now on the Farm. THE TERMS WILL BE MADE TO SUIT ALL CLASSES, Viz.: 5 per Cont. Discount for Cash; £10 to £2.0 por Allotment, or an Aero. Deposit; AND Persons with small moans desirous of Building a Cottaco, otc, oan leavo tho whole of ths land purehaso on tho proporty at 7 per oonU po snnun. R. C. GREENWOOD Auctioneer, TUESDAY, MARCH 24. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THKIU ty BBKLY SALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction ol Great South and Onohunga Roads, or fI"AT AND BTOHK STOCK, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP. AND PIGS. 10 WELL-BRED YOUNG PIGB. DURHAM YARDB. rK SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at II o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and BK3NB TOSTB" *»*» NOLAN "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. BALE OF RURAL LANDS ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. Crown Lands O/Hco. Auckland, March 11th, 1885. The following Rural Linda will be Bold on Deferrod Faymonts, at this Office, on WED NESDAY, the Ist day of April, 1885. Commissioner of Crown Lands. WHANGAREI COUNTY, MOTATAU BURVEY DISTRICT—BIock VIII: Sec. 2, 55 acres; upßet price, £82 10s. Sco. 3, 75a 2r 15p j upset price, £113 10s. See. i, 63 acres; upset price, £126. Sec. 5, 40a lr; upset prioo, £69 10a. Sbo. 0, 42a 38p: upset prico, £03 10s. Seo. 7, iZa 3r 21p; upset price, £64 10s. Soo. 8, 12a 2r 38p; upset prico, £6215 a. Soo. 0, 38a 2r J upset price, £57 153. Sec. 10, 38 acres; upset prioo, £38. Sec. lU4Oa 3r 12p; upset price. £41. Soo. 12, 44a Or 24p; upset price, £14 ss. OPUAWHANGA SURVEY DISTRICT- Block II.: Seo. 1, 71a 2r 20p; upset price, £107 10s. Seo. 2, 157 acres: upset price, £106 ss. Seo. 3, 163 aoros; upset price, £163. Seo. 4, 27a lr; upaot prico, £51 10s. Sec. 5, 192 a 2r; upset price, £192 10s. Sec. 6, 191 acres; upset price, £191. Applications for the abovo lands will be re ceived at this office. Contested applications will be decided on THURSDAY, tho 2nd April, 1885. at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. Maps of the above lands may be seen at this ofHce. and also at tho Post-ofliccsat Whangarei, Ngunguru and Hikurangi. -J AA A POUND TINS XWv Jno. Moir & Sonß' FINEST FRESH HERRINGS, StTALiTT Splendid ! C PRICE TO FAMILIES FOR CASH! 1 A A A POUND TINS X""" Jno. Moir & Sons' HERRINGS IN SHRIMP SAUCE, Suality Delicious 1 5 PRICES TO FAMILIES FOR CASH! FREDK. "WHITEHEAD, 95, Victoria-street, and Ponsonby Road. "fi A LLB D BACK, VEWMABEEI JJOTEIi, NEWMARKET.. GEORGE H. EASTON Begs to notify to bis old Friends and Customers and the General Publio that he has resumed the Proprietorship of the above well-known and select Suburban Hotel, and that the business will be conducted under his personal super vision, and on the same lines which caused his former regime to be so satisfactory, popular, and suucustsiul, and trusts they will again favour Mm with their kind patronage. FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm 160 nores good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round; nomf ortable dwelling-house, and numerous out buildings! all in Rood order; i mil tfroin rail way station, 16 miles from town, and will be Bold oheap.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, Wo. 8, Queen-store *



ECONOMY IN DRESS. \. TN compliance with the ex- pressed wishes of a , I mmm rattrats net number of hi* Lady Patrons cash system, WILLIAM RATTRAY has re lob OCS b y uw R™« wou a. opened his DRESSMAKING office and olerioal cxponaes, aro nnn I nmiirniTm j 4.1.« SAVED by selling for cash, and laxgo DEPARTMENT UlNier 1116 ooncoasiona in prices GAINED in the , ... , aTa Horn. Markets b y buying for ca»h. management of Madame Le rattkatTo »Tlf VhSS Dez, a lady of recognized ZSZSZSSS?™^ ability in her art, whose rrll^:?^ 1;:: vast experience will be piocc, at a WWtaul. Ware- brOUght tO beai? 11l gMng ' '" —~ the highest satisfaction to his patrons. \Mfiffl!'§ "" WILLIAM / / ifSvlk - NEWCASnsYSTEiV^/^ *£* Ladies will be /«» / enabled to get //L / °* a^^w ' thorouß' llly r® / which { JR" '; t™cs ' A?/ at prices iW: -: 11 each 7° / agrcea% SUI" /& / what aey tav° / the old Credit system. AUTUMN DRESS MATERIALS. 12 Cases of Novelties, ex &b. "Doric/noW open. ALL MARKED AT WHOLESALE PRICES FOR PROMPT NET CASH, William Eattray, DIRECT IMPORTER OF FAMILY DRAPEW, 178. 180. 18S, QXJFjBN STREET. *SII,OOO. £11,000. THREE DRAPERY STOCKS AMOUNTING TO ABOVE ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS. Our / GIGANTIC SALE / OF / THREE LARGE DRAPERY STOOKtf/^y 1 / WILL COM.MENCE ON / 4»7^ / FRIDAY NEXT, THE 13th INSTANT. / U I / » k /.V — /<# /'/ The promises now in the occupation II of Mr. RB. Shaldehs will be AT /A^ / ONCE CLOSED, and his WELL- H I KNOWN CHOICE STOCK L± # / H will, in conjunction with that /£~j^ I m\ of Mr. J. G. Bbown, of Par- /\Jft / ffij nell, be MARKED DOWN / fij ff I I ffkl Fabulously Low Prices / $ I The SALE qan only to clear. f> t! ** * I Jy q /SHOET TIME, and / CO $ Aame WONDERFULLY Wj I g /LOW PRICES that we have MM / *H I been Selling COSGRAVE>S I flj I BANKRUPT STOCK. iff 1 — ID I The REMAINDER I jij lof COSGRA VE'S STOCK will, where I 7 I possible, be marked LOWER STILL / v I —° — / fll I Those / (jQ I who have been to us SAY that they haro / /never bought such bargains / as at /SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO. SALE COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 13,1885. ' 'phi 0- '■' ■■ 3 LA-KGhE STOCKS I 3 GK)O"D STOCKS! 3 CHEAP STOCKS I (Worth over Eleven Thousand Bounds) of DRAPERY are now being SLAUGHTERED at SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO. £11,000. ££1.000.



GREAT OPENING SALE ov AUTUMN AND WINTBE DRAPERY & CLOTHING. J;\WiES GILMOUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured tho Promises lately occupied by Mr, J. G. BROWN, in PARNELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DRAPEEY& CLOTHING And having purchased it on very advantageous terms, is determined to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. J.G. hopes, by strict attentiou to business, to merit the favour of Mr Brown's Customers and tho Public generally. THE WONDERFUL Latest Improvements Valuable Appliances. T*n Ye&?a' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Wlndsr. Patsrat Drop-Kel!sn. (Biril|lß!ft?ffc F*tent Looße-Wlndlnet-Wheel. Patant Thread Releaser. Wsr- SLhHiIbIJ tnelm Machines kept In Repairs for three yearn Fiisia 0? OHABGS. UlnaWßted Ostaloffttea usd iaemptea of Worls &•&» f!fom— PJSAPPJIMrSJ THE WERTHEIM BEWIKC K/.CEJM fCIrCY. mftfonlML® w T T>T?ATT7 17A " VY . O. JjJliAljJi, 11 U, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND.



pOKB. COKE. COKE THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) Invite Orders for GAS COKE. Delivered within 1 mile of tho Works, for Cash; longe: distances at proportionate rates :— Bamplo Saoks of three bushola ..Is 6d FlveSaokg .. .. „ .. .. 6a 3d Elovon Sacks, or half ton .. .. lla 6d Twenty-two Saoks, or one ton _ 22a The Company s CORE Is made from the bet Groyrnouth Coals; U superior to that mad< from Newcastle coals, being free from stoni and clinker in a remarkable dtigrco, gives a RELIABLE FIRE, CLEARER & HOTTER THAN COAL, LIGHTS lIKADILY. and MAKES NO BMOKB. GOOD FIRE IN 1Q MINUTES, OFFICE! FORT-STRESTi 00KB. COKE. COKB PDLMAN'S PHOTO. ROOMS.- Tourists and others having expressed die appointment In not Boeing our Photo. Views o tho Hot Lake District, Bush and Kern Btudioe etc, before pnroluuUnir elsowhoro are invited ti inspect nur large Series of tho sumo. The fines collection of Maori Portraits In Now Zealand N.B. — Instantaneous Portralturo In all it. branches. Enamelling dono for the Trade aru Amateurs on reasonable terms.—Bhortland-efe Auoldand. rriO TRAVELLBBB PRKSENTB FOR HOMK, Very handsome Inlaid Table To^ Cablnots and Walking SUoks, made from the pick a New Zealand's beautiful woods, at very reason ableprloea. Carefully paoked for shipment. W. NORRIK, Top of Bhortland-fltreei THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAI FACTORY, JAMBS MAOKIB, Faonunoa, VIOTOBIA-STREKT IAST, AUCKLAND Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly exeouted on the shortest notloe. BDringi made and repaired. Always on Hand-A large qnanHty of Lamps, »lso Ironbark Bhaft« an! Spokes, Red Gun! FaUjes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.©,—Conntrr Ordar* minnto.llr attandad to TELEPHONE. No. 308. T\U ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAI SW AND BTKICI. PIIiLS.-'X> c most popnl&i modloino of tho day. Price, 2s fA a box.—Colo nlal Agent 7. C, Sharland. opposite tho Post offloe R^ATSI RATSI RATS !-Us< ' SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PABTR, Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell, Price, Ono Shilling a Bottle, V. 0. BHAKLAND, opposite Poat-offlca. T> BLIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— AXI SHARLAND'P CHERRY PECTORAL Prioe, 2s 6d and is Bc.—F, 0. Sharland, opposltl th Post-offloa. TyoSELINB ion thk HAIR — This ele- XX) gant preparation completely eollpsM every artlole of a similar kind now before the public. Prioo, la Gd ft bottle.—Shabljjto, Apothecaries "Hall. rfiOOTHACHB CURB. — Instwitoneoui JL Kellef-ODONTALGIO—Is per bottle.- V. O. BHARLAND. oppoßlte Post-oflioe. WORMS, All children suffer from them. If eußpootod. ask for the Certain Cure. BHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspaoket Apotheoarles' Hal opposite Post-omoe, A VENUE, SURREY HILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. A limited number of CHOICE ALLOTMENTS In WILLIAMSON AVENUE, dtatinid W be the finest street in or about Auckland; alsa some in other Btretts, are now fob the first timb JiiTl^ Ono-fltth Cash, balance any time within flvo years. Instalments of £& and ud balances? Interest ' "> P^ cent on unpafd land'steeet? 4 PlaDB °an b6 had at Offloe< Short' A. BOARDMAN, Agent. ML DESrEKANDEIII. Don't Suffer. Nixon-street, Surrey Hills, December 8,1884. considerable time from biliousnqss and head- Che. I am pleaaed to inform you that the Hamburg 'I'ea you rooommonded mo lioa effected a completo cure. I know sovoral of my neiuh inn n^ h-? ha flOt US? dit for BlmUar oomplailta. S?ms*» 'n* flr»t-c}aw remedy, and a member .t.T^T Iy> wh° has been subject to dyppeptic attacks for a great number of yeare, Bays eTie ob tains more substantial relief from Hamburg token ttßy PWP""*4IO"- "«»e has eve? If my recommendation is of any servlee in common fairness! think it is due to you. Yours faithfully, R. A. GRANT. .The above testimony was reooived by Messrs m J e/h *?k BolS? lon. a"* their salesmen inform A HINT TO LADIES. nsto& £em.^ ea- may be seen from the follow- S£, Si ltten b5L a lady reß'dent in Sydney toe Agents'- 3 may beobtalneii at a* oSoVS Sydney, Febr try 10,1881. TOuraHftmW^ S°m?C im(lPrOVlOtl9 ly <» Using Itiaa^eryvairh^Bo^o^l'l'll!"' ™& tttok ii is a very valuable medicine to have oa hand. Yours faithfully, J. HOGAN. Wholesale Depatfor Auokiand- M. LEVY & Co., Qr/ISBH-BTMST, AUCKIAHD,



COUSINS AND AT KIN, COACH BUILDKES, Elliott and Alukht-btiiekts, Have In Stock— Oonble and Stnglo-seatod Buggies, Hooded Phsetona. Vis-a-vla, WapKonottcs, Dog Curia, Second-hand Phsatons ami IlugKles. Also, Mitny ThonstuHls Soagoned Finished Spokes, thi FLEE • STAFFORDSHIRE lIOUBE, Next Auckland Daiky, Hoiihon-strkbt. I havo decided to Clear Ont ray Stock o DINNER SERVICES at 00 por cont. bolov Wholesale Prices, Tho Publlo aro Invited to Innpcot thoso Goodi and Qenoral Block of Ulass and Knrthonwan my own miloctlon In tho Homo MarkctJi. TF B A 0 0 0 X • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, BnOHTLAND-STRXBT. ALWAYB IN BTOCK- Bpeotaoloß and Eye-Rlasaes ol ovory kind v aconrato lit guaranteed Opera Olnseoa of superior quality Tolooeopos, liinocular Klold Olnseos anC MloroßCopoßi poworful and ohonp Thoodolltcs, Mining Composaos, Dralnogf IiOVOIB Abney Loveln, Prisniatlo Conipassos DrawlnK Ingtrumouta, Scales, Parallol Union Ships' Lorb t'oxtuntH, Compnesoß, Blnnaolo Haroitiotorn Thflnnomotorn, Hydrometon Kloocrloßollß, Battorios, and Fittings Magnotlo and Gulvnnlo Modioal Machinoa Muklo Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Btorooaoopoa and Slldoa, Grophosoopoß Steam Guaecs and Tubing, Sallnometeca AmatouT Photographlo Cameras JUST RECEIVED - Seliregistoring Aneroli! Borometen IHBTJtDMKNia Of KVKRIT KIND BKFAIBIDi OPPOSITE THB OST-OPKIOK. COACH FROM DEVONPORT TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. Additional Runs, to meotthe convenience ol tho Public. TIME-TABLE. Coach loaves Dovon- Coach leaves Lake port ront-ofilco. School-houao. 8 20 a.m. 5.5 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 11.15 a.m. 2.0 p.m. 2.45 p.m. 10 p.m. 6.15 p.m. Sdnuays. 11.0 run, 11.«n,m. 8.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. DAVIS BROTHERS. Proortetors. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLES. Hired, Bought, and Bold, at OBOWTHER'S VIQTORU BTABTiRB w*l. MUSIC, Portraits, Landscapes, etc., Lithographed in Miniature and Colours at tho Star Offloo. Q.OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. Hkad Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS Wellington. she oklt new zealand life offioli GOVERNMENT SECURITY, MUTUAL INSURANCE, LOWEST PREMIUMS. '*• OSgJnajy Branoh offers an Insnranoo Of e1,200 at the premium charged elae whore lor £1.000, equivalent to AI7 IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200 In addition to Full Participation in Profits. WORKMAN'S INSURANQE Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANOH. Policies Issoed fkom £5 Upwards, with ta. PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. JW PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES~IfOR CHILDREN. Policieß of £20 and upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. MBEBAL REGULATIONS. NOTE.—The Government not only brings Insurance within the reach ofneurly every man, woman, and ebild in the community, but pro vides the description of policy and mode of pay-, ment best suited to the requirements of each. D. M, LUCKJ& CombJjsblow &



The annual meeting of the Fapakura Presbyterian congregation was held in the church on March 17th, the Key. T. Nome in the chair. From the Treasurer's report tor 1884 it appeared that the gross revenue was £88 7a Id. The church had been sub stantially roofed with corrugated iron at a cost of £24 19s 7d, and this expenditure, with other improvements, had entailed a debt of £14 13a lid on the building fund; which it is proposed to clear off by the annual soiree, which will be held on the 2nd April at 630 p.m , when the usual suc cess is expected. The following were re appointed as the Committee for the current year:—Messrs J. B. Young, X, White, A. McNeil, Jameß Walker, and J. Black; F. McClymont and S. Falwell, Secretary and Treasurer. Sub-committee for Papa kura Valley and Brookby : Messiß .1. Muir, S. H, Rood, E. Elsmore, J. Murchison, and W. Lloyd.—(Correspondent.) -*<»« Snantlwrat. Stoaak On.. Appt., J-fr^d, _



A DEMCntED^T^' EeliabieJßnnefl«rf ;( rt CorroUorattvoToi" I"^'1 "^' DEAR S»-TW^fc,Mjf;^. effected by St Jacobs OJ mw "° I now forward them. ''! <■-: ■' .'^'^i' 1. Some time ago my severe attack of *no»msffiw#*«i sottkd In hor loft hand; tfW'^jW pain tor nearly «.pS^S^Mfeßffi try the above, and the wjyWdfi* relief, and one bottle oompIeWSHBH 2. A resident In this district^w^ by me to try St. Js^SttS^U* 1 her room with rheuinattsm-» v waa quite free from pain. ■ ( a CaaaolnKtosttyWeia»"JpUj about 30 mUes from here, >J9vfftf j*H of this oil was discusswan^ SujMJS which had burnt one of its W8 fact, quite dried up the »£.»*«■ jj^jg**r was appUed, and the lahU> «¥" , Bound aa ever. ;j, ■;* 1. Not far from Wap» W«^Wft mine recommended this "i^Wra who had been laid up 'orJSi*j« with an injured taJj^taJSi^K' and money on various ""fSitfSSl A few days afraJji. v^ao astonished to-Me *o n ßbfUfij Hl, lard at work on his '?<*&%s[t%if Jacots Oil had eoinpleW gratitude shown was very P? oerely, JOHNU«^ TotheEdltoi-'OennaDto^nM berumba Advocate. „....,,,'.'^UiijwS [This letter was i***\%Js^> ago, and the wriwr holi^ »Pwj£g»& aid is personally known *»«j£' a rt(»B» caused quite a sensation w _v o sfl|M and the Oil is^ very VODUjar.-^jtpf:. J.C. HART,BdiMrG/Uaw • WholesalePepoticrAut m. L l-^'^" * ; QUEBN-STUEBT, 'ACCB*^^