ONEHUNGA SUMMER MEETING.

Stewards: Messrs Webb, Oatos, Dore, Brookfiold, Robinson, Daley, Suttlo, Kelly, Wattio, Neilson, Rowo, and Adams. Judcjk: Mr F. Lawrv. Stautkk :Mr O. C. McQoo. Clebk ok Scalks : Mr Daley. Clehk of Coubse :Mr Casey. Handicawkks : Tho Committoo. Totalizatou Stkwaud- : Messrs Rowo, Brookfiold, and Oatea Timbkbbi'Kß : Mr Doro. Tukasubbh :Mr Brooklield.

Tbe Onohunga Racing Club Summer Meet ing, held on Saturday, was scarcely so suo cessful as somo provious gatherings held under tho auspices of tho Club. The at tendance was only moderate, while, owing to bad management, tho last raco was not run till half-past coven o'clock, by which time tbo majority of the people had left tho course Tho following are the details of the running for tho various events :—

Maiden Piatb of 25sovs : for all horses that havo never won an advertised raco ex ceeding 20aovs. li miles.

Mr A. McNiool's b g Worm, aged, Oat

(Wattie) Mr D. Wilson's b m Catch-'em-if-you

can, 9at (McLeod) 2 Mr H. Johnston's b m Frivolity, 0 years, Bst 121b (J. McGce) 3 Burn's b m Mazurka, 4 years, Sst 111b (owner), Quick's eh g Barney, aged, 9st (Sutherland), Barr Brown's b g Larrikin, 4 years, Sst 111b, and French's b f Luna, 3 years, 7stl3lb(Absolum), aleo ran. Worm, who was the favourite, got away first, and maintained his position through out, winning easily by two lengths. Totalisator dividond, £2 11s. TOTALISATOB GUV HANDICAP, Value 2030V5., and 30sovs. added. Distance, 1 mile. Mr J. Dore's b m Mignonette, Get 71b (A. Byers) ... ut ' ~ ,„ i M^{-, A. lwcll' s. -a m Victoria, 4yrs, Bat 71b.'-to, Wlllhaa) .» - •;> ? Theeo Wet^ tbo Only statters, and Victoria litlct the call in the betting. It was a well contested race between the pair, Mig nonette winning by a clear length. Totalisator dividend, £2 Bs.

tIuBDLE Raob Handicap of 45sovf.. over nine flights of hurdles. Distance, 2 miles. Mr H. Johnston's b m Frivolity, by Opawa, Gyrs, 9st (T. Hodson) ... 1 Mr IS. D. Haktead's b g Minuet, ngod, lOat 101b (E. Williams) 2 Mr W. Weston's br g Linwood, aged, lOst 71b (T. Sheenan) 3 Whiting's b g Azim, aged, list 51b (owner), ilso ran. Betting: Even money Linwood, 2 to 1 against Aaim, 3 to 1 'against Minuet, 7 to 1 against Frivolity.

Fitvolity got away with the lead, but be fore going many yards she was supplanted by Azim, who took the hurdle first, Minuet and Linwood being close up. By the time tho stand was reached, Minuet had run into fiist position, Azim being second^ Frivolity and Lin wood being four lengths in the rear. At the far side of the course Frivolity was taken to tire frSnt, and Bhe led into the straight, closely pressed by Azim, At the last jump the pair roBO together, and It looked as if Arim would be returned tho winner, but his rider got unseated and camo down, leaving Frivolity to win as she liked. Linwood was done with about quarter of a mile from home. Time, 4min. Totalisator dividend, £8 6s.

ONKnuNOA Cop of lKsovs., second hpree to receive SOaova. and third horse flsovs. from the stakes. U mile. Mr J. Booker's blk m Mystery, by The

Painter—Fortuna, syrs, 7st (A. Byers) 1 Mr J. Allwell's eh m Victoria, 4yrs, 7&t

(Geo. Williams) Mr Robertson's br m Mitrailleuse, 4yrs,

7st 101b (Sutherland) 3 J. Syme's blk h Kalo, syrs, 7st 121b (Absolum), H. Kavanagh's eh g Bryan O'Lynn, syrs, 7st 21b (Whito), W. K. Carter's b g Alaric, aged, 7st 41b, in cluding 21b overweight (Collins), also ran. Betting ; 0 to 4 against Mitrailleuse, 5 to 2 agiinst Mystery, 4 to 1 against Kalo, 0 to 1 the others.

Mystery, Victoria, and Mitrailleuse were the first to move when the flag dropped, Alaric being last. After going a short dis tance, Mitrailleuse was pulled back, and passing the stand for the first time, Mystery and Victoria led, the others in a bunch about three lengths away. Mystery forced tho pace the whole distance round, and by tho timo the stand was reached tho second time, she still continued to lead. At the far side of tho course, Sutherland took Mitrailleuse up, and Victoria also improved her position, but entering the straight Mitrailleuse was done with, and she was passed by Victoria. After this the race was never in doubt, for Mystery came on full of running, and won easily by a length, Alaric, Kalo, and Bryan O'Lynn wero never prominent in any part of the race. Totalisator dividond, £3 ss. The timo taken by throe timists was 2min. 59^sec, but as the race was run at a good pace throughout, the distance cannot be correct. Tho Hack Race of 10 so vs., 1 mile, was won by Asher's Phoebo, ridden by T. Hod eon, Chadwick's Fusee boing second, and Chadwick'e Tinman third. The other starters were Darkey, Twilight, Disap pointment, Lazarus, Little Nell, Flageolet, Little Tommy, Over the Hills, and Polly. The totalisator paid a dividend of £8 lGs. Tho Posy Race of lOsovs., catch wtightp, one mile, was -won on the post by Little Nell, Mignonette being 6ocond. Catch-'em if-you-cm, King Quail, and Sweet William also ran. The total'sator dividend was £14. Novel Race of 25sove.; minimum weight, Sst; distance, 1 mile.

Mr H. LinneU'sOtara, Bst (Sutherland)... 1 Mr D. Hastio's Sultan, Sst (Geo. Dorritt) 2 Mr J. Dore's Moss Rose (late Jessie), Sst (McClusky) 3 J. Howard's Ida (Bst, T. Hodson), also ran, Otara was the favourite, and won easily. The winner was put up to auction, and bought in by his owner for £27. Totali eator dividend, £1 9s. Pcblicans1 Purse Handicap of iOsovs. Dls tanoe, U mile. Mr J. Booker's blk m Mystery, 7st(A. Byers) 1 Mr Robertson's br m Mitrailleuse, 4yrs, Sst 21bs (Sutherland) ... ... ... 2 Mr W. Walters's blk m Fishgirl, 4yrs, Bst(T. Taylor) 3 Alwoll's eh m Victoria, 4yrs, 7st 21bs (Laing), and Whiting's b g Aitim, aged, Gut 101b (White) also ran. Won by a length, Totalisator dividend, £2 Ss.

PAHI REGATTA.

The Pahi annual regatta and sports took place on Wednesday last, 21st inst., at Pahi, under very good auspices, although the attendance) was not co large as on previous occasions, probably on aoc«unt of tho want of hotel accommodation, settlers from a distance finding it difficult to obtain shelter for tho night. This defect, will however, bo remedied by next year, as tho Pahi Hotel is about to be re-opened under able management. There were several sailing boats and friends from tho North Wairoa, and the sports were carried out in a very satisfactory manner. The wind was fresh' from W.S.W. — a "soldier's breeze" for tho regatta course in tho Pahi waters—which, while proving pleasing to tho spectators who watched tho events failed to bring out any wcatherly qualities in tho competing boats, as a northerly or southerly freeze would have done. The first evont was a sailing raco for all comers, the prize boing £10, for which thoro wore five ontrics. This was won by Johnny Harrison, with the Madge, from To. Kopuru, and the Fay second. Tho opon boat sailing race (for local boats only, for prize of ;C7) brought out threo competitors, tho prize being taken by Symonds, and Smith second. The pair oa--ed pulling race (for local boats only with coxswain, prize £5) was won by Smith, and Harrison second. There were fivo entries for tho skiff race for amatouis who had never won a prize. This was takon by Geo. New, junr., and Rad ford second. The double-handed punt race had five entries, and was won by Harry Harrison, of the Wairoa, with Masefield second; and the single-handed punt race was also taken by Harry Harrison, Jackman being second. On completion of the regatti, the company adjourned to luncheon on board the Minnie Casey ; after which the athletic sports commenced, con sisting of hurdle jump for horses, open han dicap foot races, putting the weight, obstacle race, boys' and youths' races, &c. Jumping with polo was won by a Maori named Dawson, height of jump boim* 10ft 2in ; running long jump, by McKay, 19ft ?i nA-,^unninS hißh Jump by Dan Neil McMillan ; the concluding event boing an egg and spoon raco. Most of tho other items were carried off by I. Harrison.. In the evoniDg a concert and ball took placo in the Pahi Hall, which was well attended. Great credit is due to the com mitteeof managementfor the creditable man ner in which the whole affair was carried out, and it was remarked that although a steamer providing refreshments was along side tho wharf, thero was no unseemly con duct of any kind during tho whole day.

BICYCLE RACES AT CHRIST CHURCH.

(BY TELEORAI-U.—rEBSS ASSOCUn ' '

CuwsTcnDßcn.ihij ,},;.' The annual bicycle races, he'.donSat * woro favouroil with ropresontativejt Northern and Southern provinces "fw and H. Stowart, of Auckland, oonffl also C, Fisher, P. E. Baldwin, ]■'. a i( j^ E. P. Fulton, from Dunedin. Goodfl were offered, and consequently M were largo. Some 40 oyoliJl fancy and grotesque costumes "I from Cathedral Square in nnj^ to Lancaster Park, where the snoS held. A violent nor'-wester, witS dust, made things anything but 'iM for tho wheelmen and spectators following are the events: '

OKB Mlle Maiden Race, 15 enti First heat, L. Simpson (G.BC* yards, and J. Godfrey (C.8,C.),-200'3 dead heat; time, 3mins. 47Jsecs. ' BtcYCLis Race, One Mile ifail Second heat: C-. Recce, P.B C «!, 1; A. J. Warren, C.8.C., COyde.ii.^ ymins 53 2-ssccs. Final heati'c » 1; A. J. Warren, 2. Time, 3minß k

Slow Rack, lOOyda.— Four entries by F. R, Dunaford. .

Osb Mile, for Championship of'S First heat: W. Langdon, P.B CM 1; P. E. Barlow, D.8.C., S cksf Second hoat: F. A. Cutten Dl scratch, 1; F. R. Dunsford, P.B.C.,'^ 2. Final heat: W. H. Langdon, 1 ■"* Cutten, 2'; P. E. Barlow, 3. Time,'! oßecs. Fitton, of Auckland, fell, b&j his machine. Mile Bicycle Handicap. -^ Ljnij scratch, 1; H. Recce (Pioneer), lljjfi 2; H. Baldwin (Dunedin), 50 yM Time, 3mins. 15secs. Five Mile Race.—W, A. Tlipi (Pioneer), 140 yards, 1; J. A.;,Wi (Christchurch), 450 yards, 2 j T.<(w (Christchurch), 850 yards, 3. Timejflffij lowing. 523ecs.

Two Milk Race (Coventry Haehinit pany bicycles).—H. AVoodruff (Qj Ohurch), 000 yards, 1; C. J. Att} (Pioneer), 450 yards, 2. Three Milk Handicap.—F, J-;b| (Christchurch), 100 yards, 1; W.IM (Pioneer), scratch, 2; P. B. Baldwin^ edin), 110 yards, 3. Time, 9minp,!Bg Tun Milk Race.—Balwin (Dull 450 yards, 1; F. A. Cutten, scf&to! B. R. Fulton, GSO yards, 3, TwnM 45secs. This race was left to theiw the Christchurch men not competiiiS

THE PREMIERS SPEECH CRITICISED.

« ' ' :j-s (ny IBUJflSASa.—O\ra COBHUSJ'OKDB

Wellington, thi^'tt Thb "New Zealand Times," on t Premler'B speech, says:—" There isnoil ing the fact that, though some of .tiioj papers'of the colony have by flts'aiuij! exhibited strange subserviency tojtlij}| try, the tone of the press altogether MS far too independent to be '/im to the Stout-Vogel .Constitution^ has sometimes been difficult to i tinguish friend from foe, and Mrfi does not like such a state of affaire. Mr Stout forgets the politic il charactij want of character of the Governmei which he is the nominal head. It ism fish, flesh, nor good red herring.-; Ira strangely mixed-up sort of policy, a { part of which Mr Stout would havabij opposed if he had not been in Parlitf and would have bitterly opposed if,* in Parliament, ho had not been a Mit He thoroughly enjoys being possessori title of Premier, though to enable H hold it for more than a day he wast pelled to connect himself with ;a| tleman whose political opinions at the most part diametrically opposed! own. Which side is it whose want constant champion in the Dunedin pre Stout regrets ? Would the champioi to fight for Liberalism or Conserr&t for Stout or Vogel ?" The " Times'?? demns the whole speech as milt watery, and says the local governmen posals resemble Mr Montgomery's iri; The "Post," in criticising thp''ci thinks it will cause a general feeling ofj pointment throughout the country, j account given by the Promier of th ceedings in the early times of latt ! ment, which culminated in the forma the present Ministry, is clever | way, but is none the less unsa tory, for it implies in every.; that there is no real bond of* between the Premier and tho TreJ and that they are practically only \fo together in order to carry on the bi k: the c»untry—an expression whielf, 5 present connection, simply means ;ki their common enemy out of offidijj Stout himself proclaims the fact'tti present combination does not forma' Liberal administration, and his wont vey the impression that if only he weirei stronger and if Parliament were only! more Radical, he would most | throw Vogel overboard, and he 6vjc believes Sir Julius would as readily <. barrass himself of the Liberal elemeiffc could command a majority withoutra port. On annexation and confederate Premier spoke clearlyandwell,a«dniai a better defence of the action of ■'(s ment in the Samoan affair than Mr Ba did. at Woodville. But it is'''sui that neither of them seelns to| denied, as Sir Julius Vogel haa 'd in his interview wjth the Star rep the general truthfulness of the fa© published regarding the action of-Go mont in the matter. In fact, Mr;( spoke as if that account had emanate^ Government, for, he said, they did Bit! close what they were doing Until tW received Lord Derby's reply. ■ THijl tainly implies that they have disdloK since, but Sir Julius A 7ogel instate twl not done so yet. We fancy Mr Stoji the correct version, and if our liift tion Is accurate, we believe most of wh( been disclosed regarding tho action'o vernment re Samoa and the Hinemia'l proceeded from Mr Stout himsel||| rather hard upon him, therefore, MS Julius Vogel should have characteriak statements in the question as a HpM untruthful. Mr Stout ovidently Ojy them sufficiently accurate to only nM( addition of a single now fact—that rei to the despatch of H.M.S. Mirandf| Sydney to Samoa."

Printed and Published bJr.*s»S l|ffiffl General Printing Offlco, Shorfland' •JJffita Btroeta, In the Province of AM»»!7.ffl;" MoitDAX jASUABJf 26/18S5 ' 7



Anctlom TO-MORROW. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Out at -| TANK, EX COPTIC. A fc Co.)X A , f 2 Pockets Kent Hops (very new In circle ) 702 and ohoico). more or less affooted by damp, E. & A. ISAACS SAVE received instructions to Sell by auction at their Storos, Queen-street, on Jay, January 27, at "o'clock. THE ABOVa E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants arid Auctioneers. """ TO-MORROW. GENERAL DRAPERY. TWEEDS, SHIRTS, HOSIERY, HABERDASHERY. Without Reserve. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS roceivod instructions to sell, on abovo dato, at 11 o'clock, at his Rooms, ABOVE GOODS. Without Reserve. B. 0, OARB J "~ fB. »■ TONKfI TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. FANCY GOODS, BASKET WARE, FIGURES, TABLES, FLOWER POTS, ALBUMS, FINGER-RINGS, &c, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, the 27th inst,, at 11 o'clock, 11 CASES OF THE ABOVE GOODS. Thoso Goods aro received direct from Berlin, and comprlso many now designs novor boforo aeon in this markot. | AVEDNESDAY, 4th FEBRUARY, NOON. AT HIS MART, VULCAN LANE. T> E L M O N T. TO «r "DELMONT. -W-QRTH QHORE. -VTORTH GOOD LAND. GOOD LAND. GRAND VIEWS. - '•• ■•;• GRAND VIEWS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. FOR POSITIVE SALE. FIVE POUNDS WILL MAKE YOU A FREEHOLDER. FIVE POUNDS WILL MAKE YOU A FREEHOLDER. CALL job PLANS. CALL for PLANS. DONT FAIL TO BUY AN ALLOTMENT at BELMONT, aa there is a certain pbotit for all Purchasers, and the terms are the easiest ever offered in Auckland, and finally— "THERE IS MONEY IN IT." Further particulars of R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,1885, As Noon. , 10-KOOMED RESIDENCE, SYMONDS STREET. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to. sell by auction at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on above date, at noon, THE WELL-BUILT, COMMODIOUS RESI DENCE of 10 rooms at present occupied by Mr A. M. Williams, and situatod in one of the best, ■positions In Symonds street, having a most oxtenslvo view. This Property is so well situated aa to require no further comment than the re quest of the auctioneer to intending pur chasers. Lawn Tennis Gronnd, &c House contains 10 lofty and large-sized rooms; gaa and water laid on up and down stairs; Venetian blinds, American stove/ kitchen drawer, register grates, &c. Folding doors be tween drawing and dining rooms, well-drained bath-room. &c, on Freehold Allotment Jsx 105 ft. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. B. O. OABB.] [B. D. IONK3. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, — At 12 o'clock. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, QUEEN-STREET. B. TONKS" & CO. TTAYB been instructed by Mr Tttios. Cole Jtl to Sell fey Auction on Wednesday, Fobraarr H. at 12 o'clock noon, HIB tSIUABIjE PROPERTY IN QUEBN -BTRKBT, near the Auckland Savings * Bank, having a frontage to Queen-street of SOft.. by a depth of Slit. 6in., on which are erected the New Block of Buildings of Two Shops, oceupled respectively by Mr Has lett. Chemist, and himself, with large I workshop at back. B.C. OABB. I [B. T>. TOKKa I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, At 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENTS, PONSONBY ROAD. I WTHKMTATg^^CARRUTHBRS B. TONKS"& CO. TTSTILL sell on Wednesday, the 11th TT February next, at 12 o'clock, i -*OUB ALLOTMENTS, JERVOIS ROAD. PONSONBY. betaK Lota 7.8,9,10, of Sub -1 division of Allotment 13, Section 8, Sub urbs, situated between Seymour-street and Shelly Beach Road, and adjoining the Baptint Church, each having a frontage to . Jervoia Road of 10 foot. Also. Lots 1 and 2, Seotion 7, Wynyardton, Coro' mandel. Plans can bo seen at the Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, . At quarter-past 12 sharp, VAILE & DOUGLAS "%17'ILL SELL by auction at their Roome, I . I/* Bhortlands-treot, irl THAT BEAUTIFUL FARM known as Judge II A'ney's Selection, and being Allotments 218,219, II 251. and 553, Parish of Pakuranga, containing 88 il acres of valuable bush land, 11 of which aro I cleared. New Cottage of 3 rooms, 16} miles II from Auckland. ill ' Also. 31 COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT in Brown-st, W Ponsonby, lot ISB, having a frontage to Brown it street of 33ft., together with the 1-roomed Cot -1 TORNER^OF^LINCOLN AND MIRA I STREETS — Well-built Cottage of 6 roomc, 'il verandah, fowl-house, etc., etc.. together with I BDEN-Two -111 story 'Bouse, containing 8 large and 1 small i| room, detached wash-house 20 x 10, concrete il cistern, etc, allotment 48 x 121 feet;, all well if' AND EDEN VALE ROADS, '•il MOUNT BDBN—Commodious Dwelling, con- El talning 7 large and 1 small room, fitted with II every convenience. Large allotment, having ifl frontage to Sunny Bide Road of 37ft, and entrance 1 from Eden Vale Road, with a total depth of II 230 ft, II Situated within one minute's walk of the fjl Mount Eden omnibus. The above two houses If are admirably adapted for either family roai || donees or for superior class boarding-houses, il VAILE & DOUGLAS, !||t Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-st. W ■ TUESDAY, JANUARY 27. jj |[j HUNTER & NOLAN ||H . WILL HOLD XBBIB 11 W 'EEKLY SALE iff! :■ II : THE:NEWMARKET YARDS, ; ||| Jnnotlon Ot Great South and Onehung* Roads, fPLjAT AND STORK STOCK, DAIRY COWS, A..„.„- -::.;BHBBP.; AND BIOS. ' ....... *



SATURDAY, JANUARY 31. TTJAKAU. FOR SALE, at tho residence of Mr Bichard Rowe, Tuakau (about 1J milos from the station), on Saturday, January 81, at 12 o'clock, 8 QUIET DAIRY COWS, In full milk, or near calving 2 Working Horaos , A Good Hack ; quiet in harness 2 Yearling Colts and Foals 2 Berkshire Sows, in pig 5 Young Pigs A Boar, by Bertie Saverna 50 Head Poultry Cart, Plough, Set Harness, Scanflor Mould Plough. Roller Harness, and Sundries HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Dairy Utensils ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THB HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. O~R PRIVATE SA L E ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lots from 20 aoros and upwards, noar Pukekoho Station; from £710a to £10 an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acroßj •couroly fonced; is noar other homesteads, and -ood land : £2 an acre. Farm of 150 acres on tho l'ukckoho Hill, ad- Joining that of Mr Jacob Wright's i considerably Improved: f& an aore. _..„... A flrat-oiaas Farm, half-way botwoon Klhlkihl and To Awamutu, containing sSti aoros, with oholco applo orchard. Available and Fortile Farms, ranging from ISOO to 10,000 acroa, at prices varying with lm provomenla from (U % * F *™°™- UCKLANU . TO-MORROW,J At 12 o'clock. "GREYTOWN," AVONDALE. " VICTORIA PARK," NORTH SHORE BUILDING ALLOTMENT, WAKEFIELD-STREET. Etc., Etc., Etc. P. F. EVANS HAS rccoivod instructions from Mr Palmer to Soil by Public Auction, at his Land Mart, Queon-Btroot, on Tuosday, January 27,1855, at Twolvo o'clock, THE BALANCE OF HIS SPLENDID ES TATE, known as "GRKYTOWN," A\ON DALE, situated closo to tho Railway Station, and within six miles of tho city, WITHOUT RESERVE. Also, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. VICTORIA PARK, NORTH SHORE-AU that pieca or parcel of Land, bolne Lots S3 and 99, of the subdivision of Lot 3. Victoria Park Estate, having a frontage to Victoria Avonuo of 110 feet by a depth of 192, together with the two Cottages erected thereon, and all appurtenances belonging tlicroto. The Cottages are in first class order, and well situatod; beautiful viovy of Auckland and harbour. They will bo sold either separately or together. Also. AS INBTRUC TED BY MR O'HARA. WAKKFIELD • STREET — That valuable Building Allotment situatod in Wakelleld street (city) being Lot 31, and having a frontage of 3: ieot. Thi3 freehold property, from Its contra position, should command tho attention of capitalists and Investors, as its pfOßpectivo value is very great. Also, AS INSTRUCTED BY MR JOHN CHAM BERS, ARGYLE-SfTREET, PONSONBY—Tho Lease of that very valuable Allotment, being Lot i, of the subdivision of Lots 0, 7. and 8, of the sub division of original allotments 3. 4, S, and G, of Section 8, suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage of 97 foet to Argyle-stroet. This allot ment has a magnificent water frontage, and commands a grand view of the Waitomata and surrounding landscape. Tho Lease has forty-eight yoars to run, at a nominal rental of One Shilling per annum. Also, AS INSTRUCTED BY MR LENNAN, PERCIVAL PARADE, PONSONBY —All that pioco or parcel ql Land being part of lots 13 and 11 of the tho subdivision of allotment 12, Bection 8, of Auckland, together with tho Bui'dlngs erected thereon and all appurtenances belonging thereto. Tho House is Built of Brick, and is in a good position, being close to Shelly Beach, and commands a good view of the harbour. D. F. E V A N S, Auctioneor. > TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock CLEVELAND ROAD, PARNELL. < MODERN HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, OIL PAINTINGS, ARTICLES OF VIUTU, SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY, GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE, A SUPERIOR PIANO, &o. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Milncr, Esq., who is rotnraing to England, to Sell by public auction at his resi dence, Cleveland Road, St. George's Bay. Par", nell, on Tuesday, January 27,1885. at 12 o'clock noon, HIS VERY SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSE HOLD FURNIIURE, House Linen, Glass China and Eirthenware, Cutlery, Sliver Goods, Electro-plated ware, OU Paintings, Pictures, Articles of Virtu, Carpets, Rugs, Kitchen Utenßils, Superior Piano, &c. In Drawing-room, Dining-room. Breakfast-room, Seven Bedrooms, Bath-room, Kitchen. Pantry, and Wash-house. As per cataloguo to be obtained at the office of the Auctioneer, the whole being equal to now, having been only six months in use. The nouse will bo open for inspection of goods on the Monday prior to day of sale and on tho day of sale at nine o'clock a.m. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, At Noon, PONSONBY ROAD. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANO, POT PLANTS, AND FEKNS. R, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mrs Kelly (who is removing to the country) to sell by public auction at her resi dence, Ponsonby Road, adjoining the Weslcyan Church, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HER SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNIT O RE AND EFFECTS. Piano in walnut case Suite ot 9 pieces. Whatnot Fancy Chairs, Mirror, Ornaments Superior Brussels Carpet and Rug Pictures, Linoleum. Matß, Chaira Dining Table, Iron Bedsteads. Palliasses Handsome Mottled Kauri Carved Toilet Table, with glass Superior Wardrobe, Carpets, Washstands Toilet Sets. Looking Glasses Kitohen Utensils, (Mass, Karthonware Cutlery, Platodware, &o. On view on the morning of tho Sale. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, At Noon. PONSONBY ROAD, HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANO, POT PLANTS AND FERNS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mrs Kelly, who ia removing to the country, to Bolt by Public Auction, at her rosi donee, Ponaouby Road, adjoining tho Wosleyan Church, on Wednesday next, at twelve o'clock HER SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNL TURE AND EFFECTS, Piano in Walnut caso Suito of 9 piecos. Whatnot Fancy Chairs, Mirror. Ornaments Superior Brussels Carpet and Rug Pictures, Linoleum, Mats, Chairs Dining Table, Iron Bodsteads, Palliasses Haodsomo Mottled Kauri Carved Toilet Tablo with Glass Superior Wardrobe, Caipets, Washstands Toilet Sets, Looking Glasses Kitchen Utensils, Glass, Earthonwaro Cutlory, Plated ware, &c. On view on thg morning of the Sale. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. BY ORDER OF~~TitE MORTGAGEE. THE STEAMER MAORI, Now Engaged in the Matakana Trade, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from tho Mortgagee, to sell by auction at bis Rooms, Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at II o'clock, THE STEAMER MAORI, 23 Tons. Built in 1880, well found, and is employed in the Matakana Trade. The Vessel can be inspected till Monday afternoon, and on her return, from Wednesday till day of Sale, alongside the Queen-street Wharf. Further particulara of the Auctioneer. l>Uit£LaM XAKDB. '. FOR SALE, at tbe Durham Yarda, every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS HUNTER AND NOLAN



WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, At 12.30 p.m. to closiFaccounts, r WILL sell at Mercantile Sale Booms, mesof au area of sa. lr. op. amongv v j locurcd. Some of t neao i Zealand buß h rf «olto.rlppllnKj;^ rams "he road from the steamer upwards.. NMnbcrß Df now houses aro logo up m tho yicimty and beyond, and a rapid increase is taking plncein values, which must still further increase. i>« whore within the aamo diotanco from Quccn atreot can land bo secured so cheaply. Inure is Kiand steam communication with the city at i nominal wookly oharßO. The Auctioneer will L'l-ant freo passes by stcamor to nil who will now tho estate and will make special arranKo montsi to convey any party of three or inoro to the acone. Also. 12 MAGNIFICENT VILLA AND BUSINESS SITES (balance of Mount Albert lownship), noarly nil fronting tho New North Homl: ouni biniuK all tho advuntilßOa of volcanic ;uul. and nono of tho dillloulti.m attending clearing. free [ronißtono, well cultivated. N.K aspect,.com pletely sheltered from nil cold winds, »V l\'" ll, d. fruit and ornamental trops, well established} invaluable if delicate, glorious for ohUdron. Rapid and cheap communication by bus 1 train. Tho grandest drive put ul AiicUa L eilSO to bo exjionded immedmtolj 111 making thorond Al, will pass tho property. A i o\Uty in this aalo will hu the presentation to tho pin chaser oC the allotment* of a grand assortment and Earrings. 1 sot Gold and Coral do., do., 1 set away will bo on view in Mr Howdon's window, monts.and boiiiKtho most oantwl-eommw,* ---ln« throe roads, and ono ot all othovs that must ~o othe? sportlonaof this grand estate have do bled and trebled in value Binocjbelnfi[MM. and for tho most part are oojrapiod elthei by business premisea, villas, or prottj oottapes The Auctioneer invltos ft" '?,, J v oi 1 n ft 1. "o viewing tho property on.wHu^W^"^" 0, 0,?. nnit at "nm from tho Union Bank, and l.co passes W 1l?bo granted by all tho- 'busses on ap plication at Mercantile Salo-roome. v Terms for both Birkenhoad and J. ount Albeit I'rouertic? i cash; balance, a or 6 joam at 7 per cent., mat 1. 8. or 12 months by -Vim* a aoi-y Notes without interest.or 5 porcon t.dlscount for cash, or on Uuildincciociety tornl* °f \ °J posit will bo roturnod on Bulldinfes being erected on any allotmont to valuo intoreßt, 7 per cent. Also, As Instructed by Mr J. Foreyth, now Fortr roomod House, ha\iiiK two chimneys and Uro places, and register (jrato, well and completely finished, painted and papered, erected oa Lot IS Mount Albert Township, 6« feet frontage by , an avorago of 133 Jeot doop, foncod. with ontranco gate; ploaa.nt situation, volcanio, and dose to main rood; £175 can remain o.» 8 per oont. Also, as Instructed by Mr Wilkins, GtIANI) LARGK ALLOTMENT, well planted with fruit trcos, situate at Mount Albert, and having a frontage of 75 foot i& the Now North Road, by a depth ot 132 feet, being tho oorner of St. Mary's La no Roganvillo.andtUoNew North Road. Choic» volcanio land. J. R. RANDERBON, Auctioneer. f^HRISTMAS T7l R U I T S. Cablo Addrcsßi I Tolophono Exchango: "Eaglo," Auckland. | No. 55, JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFE, SPICE, and PROVISION MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Bogs to announce that ho has JUST RECEIVED, Ex s.s. Coptic BBS FIRST SHIPMENT or NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S -FRUITS, COMPRISING— MUSCATEL RAISINS SULTANA KAISINS IMPERIAL FRENCH PLUMB KLKME FIGS CURRANTS TO ARRIVE (oxpoctod In a lew days) Ex s.a. Kaikouua, BARCELONA NUTS . JORDAN ALMONDS SHELL ALMONDS VALENCIA RAISINS ■ SAMPLES ON VIEW AX THK WAREHOUSE. JOHN "DUCHANAN, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. TEAy Unrivalled /ty'/ ou n/m imfa/TEA I /vQ/ ABOUNDING /o7 »■ kt/ Strength / AND 'HIGH QUALITY.



WILLIAM RATTRATS bargains in LADIES' UNDEHCLOTHING. Bargains in STYLISH MANTLES. Bargains in SUMMER COSTUMES. Bargains in FASHIONABLE MILLINERY. Washing* Di'ess Materials from 3:] d. French Sateens and Zephyr Cloths at CleaWnff Prices. TennisVCloths and French Larantinesmt Astonishing Prices. THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED. °WEEPING ( Fashi°iial;)lo Sunshades, Ribbons, Laces, I RuffHurjs, Ties, Lace Collarebtes, Sash 1 Ribbons, Embroideries, also IN I GLOVES AID HOSIEET. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GUIPURE CURTAINS. aar The Entire Slock of ShecLidfis, Towel- \ lings, Calicoes, Cretonnes, Table I GENUINE Damasks, Napkins, Flannels, Fancy I WHOLESALE Tailings, etc., etc., at I PRICES CLOTHING DEPAETMENT. / As this Department is to ha rolincjuissliod ALTOGETHER tho balanco of Stoclc now on hand MUST BE SOLD prior to Stock-taking. With this object tho Goods, though of tho best quality, aro marked FABULOUSLY LOW. For instance, Black Cloth Walking Coats marked 42/- reduced to 17/6 Tweed Suits at G3/- to 29/0 Long Linen Dust Coats at 7/11 about half the usual prieD Linen Sac Coats, for work or loungo, 4/11 EVERY OTHER LINE REDUCED IN PROPORTION. "WILLIAM EATTEAT, 178, 180, 182. I OUEEN STREET. I 178, 180, 182. T.&S.MOKRIMOo. LIMITED, Furnishing Ironmongers and Ship Chandlers, QUEEN STRRET. T. & S. MORRIN & CO., Limited, Have now unpacked THIS SEASON'S STOCK of KEROSENE COOKING STOVES, ETC., comprising a LARGE ASSORTMENT of the mosfc useful sizes, etc. '.. NO SMOKE. NO SMELL. AS EFFECTIVE AS GAS AND MORE ECONOMICAL. Genuine English and American Electro-plated Ware. Now on View, a beautiful selection of Useful and Ornamental Articles, suitable for Ghristmas Gifts, Sports, ete/j etc. ICE CREAM FREEZERS I ICE CREAM FREEZERS I ICE CREAM FREEZERS 1 T. & S. MOKKIN & CO., LIMITED, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND.



THE NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, 15S AND ICO, QUEEN-STREET, DtSrtAY TUB LARGEST AND BEST - ASSORTED STOCK OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', and BOYS' CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING CLOTHING AMD OUTFITTING IN THE CITY. THE CELEBRATED IIIO.SCiiKI; TWEEDS, MOSOII2L T WEEDS, Which Uioy woro tho first to Introduco in Made up OlotliiiiK. has bccoirio FAMOUS AS ÜBING THE MOST DURABLE AND WKAR-RESISTING OF ALL BItOKKN FABRICS. THE DEMAND FOR THESE GOODS Continues to show a Largo Yearly Incroaso, ruoviKO THAT IMPORTED CLOTHING IS ALMOST ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED I!Y TIIK SUPERIOR COLONIAL PRODUCTION. J6. BLAIKIB, • VICTORIA-fiTKBBT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS" & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIRECT FROM MANUFAOTDBEBU, Has For Sale, at Low Rates, Oarpentera' Tools Nulls, Looks, Hinges Kttchon Ranges Itoglater Grates, In great Varloty Marblo and Rnnraollod Slate Mantolpleoee (Largest Stock In Auckland) Marble, Kloctroplsto, Curb, and other Fenden Galvanised Iron, Shoot Load, and Zlno Slate, Cement, and Plaster. INSPECTION INVITED 0 USIN S AND ATKIN, COACH BUILDERS, Blmott and Albert-streets, Hare in Stock— Double and Slnglo-scatcd Buggies, Hooded Fbistons. Visa-vis, WaßKonettce, Dog Curta, Sooond-hand Phietons and Buggies. Albo, Manj Thousands a 3eß-, o nod Finished Spokes, the THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRA* JfACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PRornisTOk, VICTORIA-3TKKKT feAST, AUCKLAND. Repairs of every deecrljition In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notice. Springs iiindo and ropairod. Always ou Hnnd—A larao quantity of Lamp:, »Iso IronWk Shafts and Spokes, Red Guro Ifolijoj, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Cnnntrv Orrtnr. rmn.iti.alll uttf.uUd to. T lOHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE J_J HORSKB, and aU kinds of SPRING VKHIULEa. Hired, Bought, and Bold, ill OBOWTHER'B VICTORIA STABLBS WeL f\ U I 0 K'S STABLES, V* ALBRRT-STRKET. MR F. QUICK bega to return his Sincere Thanks for tho Liberal Patronage received while carrying on the Business known as "Quiok's Li very and Bn.it Stables," Albert street, and trusts thnt MKSSRB JAMES DIG NAN & CO., the crentlamen to whom he has relinquished the samo, will be accorded Support in an equally liberal manner. Patrons can rely upon bclnK treated oivilly and fairly by his suc cessors, under whose proprietary he feels sure tho hostelry will become tho favourite of Auck- J!V DIGNAN] [T. FOLKYI [P. LUNDON MESSRS JAMKS DIGNAN & CO. having Bnrclmacd Mr F.Quick's Business, hope to merit le patronage) bo genorously bestowed on their lato and popular predecessor. For Hiro—Han som Cabs, Open aud Close Carriages, Buggies ol ovory description, Wnpgoncttes, Breaks and Omnibuses, Ladies' and Qcntlcmon's Saddle Horses, Privnto Carriages with Livery, Hoarses and Mourning Coaches. Ordoro by Post, Tele graph, or Telephone (No. IHJ) recclvo oaroful attention. Tho Blublos provlda unsurpassod accommodation (or Horses, &o. Night attend tnco, ChnrKca inolonuo. W. Leys, BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULEB, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, • THREE DOORS ABO VB " BTAR " OFFIOB. MEROHANTB' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Insurance AND MrNrNa KKRiSTttR BOOKS SPKCfAM/T RULKD AND BOUND. Music, Magazlnos, Public Libraries, and Sun day Sohool Books well bound. BAKERS" SPECIAL-RULED DAY BOOKB. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books Re-bound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS " RULED MANCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANYj Established 1821. CHIEF OFFICES: 83, King-street, Manchester. 06, Choapßlde, London, Agents for Nkw Zealand : Messrs W. McARTHUR & CO.i AUCKLAND. The undorslgnod !r prepared to acoept Risks at lowoßt curront ratos. AJI losses Prom^sc^in the colony Gcuoral Manager, 35. Inaurancrißulldlngß. Auoklapd. TQ I FiF * O R D • would tako this, opportunity to roturn his sincoro thunkH lo tho;P,ublic o£ Pontonby for Uiopatronngo enjoyed Btnco commencing busi ness, and hopes, by pursituig tho same course as hilhcrto't) still merit a sharo of their ostoomed aviura. Kvory Garment finished in an artistic and workmanlike manner. t. gifford -tailor. &0., Jkbyois Road, Ponsokt.y. COACH FROM, DEVONPORT TO LAKE T^tCAPUNA. Additional Runs, to meet the oonvenlonce of the Public. TIME-TABLE.- Coach lcavos Devon- Coach Leaves Lake port Post-office. Sohool-house. 8.20 a.m. 9.5 a-m. 10.30 „ 11.15 „ 2 p.m. : 2.45 P.m. i 5.15 „ Sundays. IJ.O a.m. . 11.45 a.m. 3 p.m o p.m. DAVIS TOOTHERS. Proprietors. . _ E L L . • MOUNT ROSKILL 'BUS Leaves ■■ „ Leaves Edendale: National Bank: 7.0 a.m. IS 0"1"' 815a.m •• •• 930 a.m. 11.0 a.m 00 1.0 p.m 2.30 p.m. 3.0 p.m. .. 4,0 p.m. i.SOp.m ■- 6.15 pm. Saturday Nioht. (3.15 - ■■ '->-is EVONPOIIT, WAIWERA, AND WARKWORTH ROYAL MAIL COACH. Mondays, Wednesdays, Tuesdays, Thursdays Fridays. Saturdays. hexve. . I,cave. Devonpori. 8 a.m. Warkworth, 8 a.m. Takapuna, 8.30 a.m. Vulioi, ».2O a.m. Wade, 10.30 a.m. Wuiwera, 10.15 a.m. Waiwera, 12 noon ■ Wudo, 11.30 a.vi. Puhoi, J2.-i.i p.m. l,Takapnna,-2 p.m. Arrive. r- -A-rrive. Warkworth, 2 M p.m. I Dovonnort, 2.30 p m. Booking Office at Lilevmll Broii.' Store and i P. 0., DeYonport hoSi



Willing ami Credible Witnesses- Hearty Keoommendatlons from Personal Experience. Messrs M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Gentlemen,—l havo very niroat pleasure in testifying to the excellence of Hamburg Tea aa a tonic. 1 know of no medicine to oqual it, and for anyono suffering from Indigestion I can heartily recommoud it, M in my own easel found ft Bimply invaluable.-Youra truly, J. D. WJRIGIiEY, Brewer. The Captain's Verdict. Turanga, August 19th, 1831 Mkssrs M. Levy & Co,, Auckland. DEAR SIBS.-Iboßto inform you that I have derived'very jrreat bcnefltfrom the use of hmll Froae'a Hamburg Tea, and I shall have much pleasure in recommending it to anyone suffer ing from indigestion or a sluKgish liver. I have never usedanymedicino with such good effect, and am confident it only requiroato bo bettor known to bocome very popular. I may add that I found it easy and ploosant to take.—Yours faithfully, . , .„„ Capt. J. BLAiIa. Strongly Recommend it. Exchango Hotel, West Maitland, N.B.W. I havo trlod tho Hamburg Tea in ray house hold, and havo proved it to bo gentlo but onicnoioufl, and I can strongly recommond it.— Yours failhlully. G. A. BROWN. Sold Everywhere. Pbioe-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE. Wholesale Dopot for Auokland— M. LEVY & CO., Qr/EEN-STRKET AUCKLAND. T", I 1 B A C 0 C X, JLft OPTICIAN, MATHEMATfCAr. AND NAUTICAL IKSTUUMENT MAKER, SUORTLANDBTBEBT. ALWAYS IN STOCK— Spectacles and Kyo-glasaes of ovory kind an accurate flt guaranteed Opora Glasses of superior quality ToloHcopce, Binocular Field Glasses and Mioroacopes, poworful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Oompae3c«, Drainage Lovols Abnoy Levols, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, l'arallol Rulora ShlPß' Logs Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Baroinetero. Thermometers, Hydroractoro Eloccrio Bells, Battorieß, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magio Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Btcrooscopcs and Slides, Graphoscopes Steam Guagos and Tubing, Salinomotera Amateur Photographic Cameraa JUST RECEIVED- Self-registering Aneroid Baromotera IH3TKUMENTB 01 KVKJJT KIND BBPAiaKD, OPPOSITE! THE POST-OFFICE. OAPBRHANGINQB, W. PHILLIPPS & SON HA VB RECEIVED, XX LATE ARRIVALS 186-P A 0 X A G B S-185 CONTAINING 66,000 BOLLS 07 PAPERHANGINGS, consisting or NBW PATTERNB For Drawing, Dining, Bedrooms, Hall and SUlrcftW, BUitablo for the Mansion of Cottage. BKAUTIFUIj DESIGNS. AND BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED IN PAPSRHANQINQS. 018-PACKAGBB—9I6 BOniMS AND QBBSIANB plats and sheet glass, whitk Tlkad. oils, turps, varnishes, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W. PHILLIPPS ft BON, 96 Aim 97, QCBIN-STBEM. -CQ (\(U\ WORTH OFFURNI- X' QftflO £,6,UVV TURK & CROCKERY 3Z,OVVV TO bo sold regardloss of cost, consisting of doublo and Binglo Iron liodsteads, Child's Cots, Mattraßscs and Paliasses, Spring Mat trasaos. Wood Bcdßteads. Washstands, Dress ing Tablos, Marblo Top Washstunds, Chest of Drawers, Suites of Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Kocking Chairs, Walnut Coffeo Tables, What nots, Toilet Glasses, Fancy Toilet Sets, Glass ware, American Perambulators, &c, &c, &c The above 1b a rare chanco for partioa about to furnish, and is GENUINE, as I have sold my promises to T. and H. Cooko, and must give up possoealon In a month, t3T Koto the address: .TAMES BROWN. New Stores, junction Queen and Groy streets. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED).' MANUFACTURERS OF STEARINE CANDLES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS. WORKS-ST. ANN'S BRIDGE. PENROSE. WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES-LOWER ALBERT-ST., AUCKLAND. Cash Purchaser* of T&Uow. A.« and Q-. Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENtfKAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for Bale the f olio wing Machinery I— I Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, double cylinder, UMa. diameter, 211 n. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine, lOln. by 181 n, stroke 1 Launch l.Cnglno, i Jin, by Sin, stroke 1 Multitubulnr Boiler, 17tt. long by 6ft. dlametef I Cornish Boiler, 20ft long by 6ft, diameter 1 Corniah Dollar, 18ft. long by 6fU diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft. long by 4ft. Cm. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, ISft. long by sft. diamoter 1 Cornish Boiler, ISft, long by Ift. liin. diameter 1 Vortical Boiler, Fiold tubes, 7fL xßft. iln.; new A quantity of «econd-hand QuarU-cruahini Plant. BeUmates supplied for all dames of Kngl neorlit Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quart* ernshing Machinery, Turbine Wheels, Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacki, and Patent Safoty Catches (or Warehouse and other Uft 2*se« p JEI ARL E S LL 0 YD, AUTHORISED AND MINING SURVEYOR, MINK EXPERT. 18 years' Exnorlonco of Alluvial and Reef Mining. Confidential ADVICE given on rccoipt of 10s (Id and stamped envelope, addressed. Roforonce: Any Resident of Co-omindol. Dooomber 22,1 88.1 T UJCMDfIRBON, HOUSK, 3HIP, BIGN, AND GENERAL OKCORATIVB. PAINTEU. MO. i. Wl>D9J>.l<>tll, WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lorno and Viotoria-Btr-oota, Auckland Eaat, MONUMENTAL. MAUBLK, AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions Accurato and Boautlf ul. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and ovory dOßoription of Stone Work at tho Lowest Possible Prlcoß for Town and Country SCORIA ASH. SCORIA.', j ASH TO BUILDEIiS AND CONTBACTOBS. I am proparod to supply (or deliver) from Threo Kings Scoria Pit, in any quantity. Coarse, Modium, and Soreencd, in Auckland Suburbs and Onehunga. OrdSrs can bo left with Jas. Mackle, Coaehhuildor, Victoria-street; or the undersigned. Onehunga, Jan. 9 1885. Wm. BRIKRLY. D. E v l * f ■ _jm|§fe':&lp Qumh ■ tniii, m«Bj^_ <OPPo«ita the Oitjr Msrkity, BBIABUBmtD US*. totendlnßßn"ym«honld Ib. P'ffl^sT- yß"so* th« laroh stock of IP •!KFSt#*--' Breeoh and Murale-loadlng slslSsSli avall on hand- The? will set Kgmgmsi the best vaujb In Anokland, V&^SPBf Kvery gnn thoroughly ezamln- Hh «d and guarantesd before dell. KfTeKflß Tory. WB&V Hammerlew Ghwa. with 81«men1 Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge i i_a SUTeifePatentAntl-reooUßuttPlaSw Wm Vf.bloy's BuU Dok and Irish Conrtv EM £ niRry?leTolver?{alßoliU!NewP»teS MB Belf-eitoaotlng Revolvers Kynooh-i JS Patent " Perteot" Reloading fietSSS «g|| Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Eley't \%M S« volver Ammunition and Metalllo Shot, OurKX^and^n^UkW u^5 oe ■Gunpowder; Kley'a Vaddli ul partridge Caass; Powder Flasks, Shot PoSohM gamo %3, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belte Gm 2IV, TO o W/ or QgS, Cleaning,- FerretMSLlei ttnd 3alls, Salooa Rlfioa, AJr Canes, BreeohTloadiS. W™?k 6 8 f SnU jUnB TaoM». Cutfe^o^ KKPAIRS, faolndlng Brown'jio >«a n. D. EVITT —~



Tho British Government have issued per mission for the sale of 1 obacco in railway carriages. There must be a license for each carriage in which tho tibacco is BOldf "BOUGH ON CORNS."_a* for Wen* •■ Bom* » Coma." - Quick relief, complete, poraiaueut euie. Conu. wvf* ' a. StuuiUtotui, Inmrtß*- i*uiU, Amkliiid. '



Interesting to New Zealand"* Tauranga, >•»■■ 29 Außuatl9,:.lgß| To Messrs M. Levy & Co., Aucklan»J|H| Gentlemen,—Thinking it my auy«BS| benefit of others, I forward the: lOIIOIWH| Having Buffered the last fortnightwitn &JBH§ case ol nouralgia in my face, whl™MSfi» drove mo crazy, and having a Botweoraw Valuable Oil in the house, which I obtal»ll| a caso of rheumatism in my arm, ™Kffl| relief was obtained by rubbinn it wellttfißM but in this particular case of neurMWsMj pain was instantaneously subdaea^ivjnß npplication, and I rocommond gveiT-HH holder to obtain and recommend "^.tiHjSli and use of the famous St. Jacobs uu.-^w, trUly> DAVID ASHOI Groymouth, N.K.. :, ; June o,l»y;r.i Messrs Giuffen & Smith. ' I|S Gentlemen,—l am happy to'stofOJwiJjra St. Jacobs Oil you recommended wf'^SSHI matics has greatly relieved me, noti>awsg» the same pains in the joints since! conu»!*J» using it,—Youra respeotfully, . „ j jj^a Hearty Local Testimony*^ Star Hotel. Auoklana, Aug. 23, fi* Messrs M. Lbty & Co.. Auoklund, .. ,±m Dear Sirs,—l have much Pleaßuro_injs«SSH my toßtimony to the virtues of pt'.'^'Sßl bavingused ltfor a severe attack of root«HS thumb, which was co nplotdy cuKi W*m& applications.—Yours truly, . OJotP Aui^Ne^Zealan^' To Messrs M. Levy & Co., enttß^^m Gbn^emin.-I wish to bear tostimwrffl the usefulness of St. Jacobs Oil as MSHB rheumatism. I was seized with a BBTere«Ml In the right le« and hip, and. msri'e"SsSj relate, it was oured by one appUM1-"*1 ".'^ roluable remedy.—Yours faitMuli^, jjjMM (Btoreman at A. H. Nathan and Qo.%^im known Auctioneers). . - Wholesale Depot for Aucktana- M. LEVY k CO., ' ' QnEEN-STBEET AIJCKtASD ,4«. THOMAS MA 0 l^fflj BRICKLAYER AND BUIkDK'v . , COLLINGWOOD-STREET. > , Quantities prepared for the Trado aw! roM«| ostiniatos Riven. , . '*'. Kurnaco work done in aU branencs. tp j- Stoves, Coppers, and Kitchen Ranges WTq guaranteed. j jfoi'al • Communicatious by post attenaea «•.'«*|J|