CARDSHARPING RICH COLONISTS.

(From Ohr London Corhespondent.)

A REVELATION which caused tho utmost scandal and amazement in Anglo-colonial and general society has just been mado by the '"St. Jamos's Guzott(.\" This journal ia —ostensibly for the purposo of reforming the morals of our "gildnd" youth—carry ing on a crusade against the "devilled bone" and " pickled sandwich" night clubs affected by "masherdom," which, it avers, are in reality nothing more than gambling hells—pure and simple. At first nobody paid very much attention to these tirades. Such articles are, indeed, common enough, and seldom do more than create a temporary " fizzle " in evangelical drawing rooms. This time, unfortunately, the " Gazette" had a veritable literary bomb shell in the background. It exploded one afternoon last week in a column or ho of print, and tho same ovoning, it is said, there were sevoral fashionable departures for the Continent by tho mail train.

This eensutional article took tho form of a disclosure made with regard to a number of habitue? (indicated only by initial letters, but unmistakeably described) of the prin cipal London night clubs. These gentle mon, tho writer deliberately averred, were "sharpers," who plucked without com punction or romorss any unForfcunato " Jug gins " they could lay hands upon. In order to show that ho know what he was taLking about, tho writer accurately described the various members of tho gang, showed how they obtained admittance to the clubs, in dicated their method of cheating at iiac carat, and finally recalled somo of their most recent and successful "coups." It was this !ast feature of the article that caused moat dismay at the clubs. The occasions of several notorious gambling bouts were detailed, tho heavy losses of the dupes tntted up, and modus operandi of the " sharps " described.

Two rich Australians, one a Queens lander (a holder of considerable mining property), and the other a Victorian knight, whose vagaries have once before formed food for scandal, are declared to be amongst the heaviest losers through the " night club " gang. The former dropped £4,000 at ecaite to the sharper known publicly as Mr Q, This game took place at Q's Rooms. Mr AJ. (the Queenslander) thinks now he was sarnidrugged. At the time he felt singularly stupid and silly, but put it down to the effect of port wine, to which he was unaccustomed. Ho was annoyed with him self afterwards for losing so much money at cards, but had no suspicion of foul play on tho part of his suave and aristocratic host. The other case, that of the Victorian knight, h far more serious. Mr Z. (cleverest and most genial of " Greeks") took him in hand, and lii.Ji/t let the poor old fool go till he hud -quepzed no less than CIB.OOO out of him. Z. ig greatly assisted in his more private operations by his wife, whom he encouriit;e* to go all lengths with those whom hu n-it-lies to en tangle. Without her help ho c uld never have landed Sir S. The coup was most carefully planned and most skilfully carried out. The Z.s met the victim abroad at Spa. There Mrs Z. played the part of the unloved.unappreeiatedwife. Sheyearnedfor the honest affection'of a good, true man, etc., etc. Then just as tho bewildered old knight was beginning to appreciate the charm of pretty Mrs Z.s manner, and hei obvious "penchant" for himjclf, Z. declared they were duo at Scarborough, and must leave Spa immediately. Of course Sir S. accom panied them to Yorkshire.

Z.s first intention was probably to squeeze his victim at cards. Sir S. ( howevor, haa been brought up in a good school, and was quite sharp enough not to lose much gambling with a player so consistently successful as Z.

Mrs Z. the old man unfortunately trusted implicitly. She fascinated and led him oi till ho compromised her, first in puhiic, then in private. When Z saw fit to open his eyos, and break in upon tlioir amorouf dallying, tho situation would admit of but ono interpretation. lie played tho injured and implacablo husband to perfection. Mre Z. was Bont homo to lior mother, and a firm of lawyers cominunicatod with Sir S. The old man was scarod almost into Bedlam at tho idea of figuring publicly us respondent in a divorce suit. Moreover, there was his own wife. Ho sought out Z. and prayed tor morcy. At first the injured husband was adamant. Ho admitted he was fjoinff for damages, very heavy damages; robbed of wife and honour,there was nothing to livo for but money. He should estimate his injuries at £30,000. Sir S., as everyone know, was an enormously wealthy man. Of conrso, a lot of bargaining followed, and Z. cot a cheque, some say, for £10,000. One tiling, however, is certain. Z. (first and last) made at least £18,000 out of the colo nlil knight. The latter admits this him 'Olf, I nm told. Only parts of the yarn liave, of course, been mado public. The version I huve piven is tho Club one.

JUSTICES' JUSTICE AT HELENSVILLE.

Od Monday morning last an assault was committed by two men named William Naughton and Thos. Hunt upon Mr W. h, Ford, the proprietor of the Kaipara Hotel. The assnult was of a serious nature, Mr Ford being Beverely bruised. Tho landlady com ing to her husband's assistance, was treateJ with disgusting and foul-mouthed invective. For the offence the men were summoned to appoar before two ef the local justices of the peace, Messrs McLeod and Martin V\ alsh. The defendant Naughton was also summoned for committing a similar assault upon tho same morning on Mr John Day of the Helensville Hotel. Mr Robert Browning appeared on behalf of Mr and Mrs Ford, and Mr T. Cooper for Ihomas Hunt. The cases were dis posed of in a most remarkablo manner, caußing much indignation amongst the • respectable portion of the community, lhe defendant Naughton persisted in addressing most offensive and personal remarks to the oounsol engaged, who on appealing to the Bench to prevent such behaviour in a Court of Justice, succeeded only in drawing a emile from the Chairman, me prosecutor was addressed by the Bench as " Ford," whilst the Chairman was very particular throughout the Droceedincrs in calling the defendant "Mr"*Naushton and although the evidence adduced ap peared most conclusive, the Chairman honoured tho decision in the following terms: "Mr "Naughton, the Bench will deal with you as leniently as it can, and will fine you 10s. Turning to tho defend ant, Hunt, the Chairman said : You have been gmlty of using words towards this woman for which her husband, or any other rnauhaving hia wife eoaddrosscd, would have been quite justified in shooting you," so the sentence of this Court is that you be fined 20s. — The next case heard was a cross summons against Mrs Ford for calling Hunt "a grinning Maori," in the presence of Constable Foreman. The constable's evi dence was taken on this point, but he did not hear the words, and on the testimony of Messrs Hunt and Naughton Mrs Ford was compelled by tho Bench to pay 10s and costs, amounting in. all to £2 17s 6d.— Tho last case of assault by Naughton on John Day was not gone into, as the com plainant did not appear to prosecute.

CORRESPONDENCE.

A Contrast.

(TothoKditor.) Sir,—The Soudan epidemic passed over us very lightly, showing very little eruption, but this Kusgian war fever is of a more seri ous character. The eruption is of a bright scarlet colour, is very general, and the North Head is so deeply eNcoriated as to bo hardly recognisable. Ono remarkable feature in this epidemic, and one patent to any ob server, is t?iat tho more Christian, or avow edly Christian, a man is, tho more suscept ible he is to its attack, and the more malignant tho symptoms; where as, ktitudinarians in the matter of religious profession seem to enjoy almost an immunity from this fever for killing. In fact, many of them are of opinion that national disputes, like personal ones in civilised countries, shouU bo settled in courts, and not by permitting and inoiting the disputants to sottle by their slaves slaughtering each other. In the Press this oontraßt of sentiment is very striking. In our own city tho journal which a week or two ago said lt| was time] conference be tween the English and Russians was aban i doned, and the dispute " left to tho , arbitrament of the sword," is the journal which makes the mast profession of being Christian, and general readers cannot fail to havo observed that the leas religions professions a journal makos, the more it is in favour of amicable, or,, at least, bloodless settlement; and, professedly, Freethought journals aro at a\l times against war, and in favour o{ the settlement of national disputes by the arbitrament of equity and reason s and not of the "sword;" but while suffering from the present war fever, such is the temper of the people-shall I call it the Christian temper-that were this territorial dispute

referred to a Court of SahZ^X^W not, alto B 6ti.cr in o %^*#|fl Ensland, many thoumnri ti^MiElid ! hollow forth that thoSpKflo?'? M 5 trailed in the Hirt-thei ?£S. J?'^ S;; ' thomo of the angc] 8 on the IS M , 29rh April. 1885. Al . ,

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111 'I' ' "" TO.MOEROW. „ „—7—^c-wrn THE HAYMARKET. , For g^, on Fri ™ y ~oxt, May 1, at 12 o'clock. THO UOUaiumK O HOBS^ AUTRBDJ^CLAHa TO-MORROW. ' ___ property of Mr Samuel ilorrin- DIS SUPERIOR CHESTNUT BUGGT M MABK, haWnK^^lsM action, and HandsonVwaffffonotto and Harness in A Child's Pony, thoroughly quiet A]BOi The fast trotting Pony MYRA. alfred^ucklan^ .. FRIDAy> MAy 8> At 12 o'clock. n "^7,, nirmm THE HA_YMARKET. Qfi AC RBSG RE E N OATS, SS»^^SS^J^S^' m' ALFRED BUOKLAND. ■ — TUESDAYB. ID HAYMARKBt. St^U^S ?&KBriAY. at v o'clock. AURBD BUUKLAND. " MONDAY, MAY 4, At 12 o'clock noon. TO CAPITALIST^HIP OWNERS, TTMRER MTSRHHANTS timber EDWARD LEI'DON Has be*a favoured with inßtiuoUons from Capt BSffffiS^ffi£%? UI-<lMilWta* T HE WBLL T -^JP WN COTTER J[ LIZZIE, »i rM gw..«t r ta s ta. On v,ew at Q—oe. « Kor further partioulan, a PPI y to EDVYAY^Sw° CtiOnee- TO-MORROW. HUNTER & NOLAN nu" w.u. hold tiucir qatic yy eek l y sale thb DD rhAlm yardb, HORSKB. BADDLTOY GRAIN AND BKKD. QmA ,,^;S"r ittk"' SATHRDVY MAY o BATURDA^UAY . inwia, MAflUftftH. -Tb. rnDdemlprnedhavo^elvedinsti-notJonßUi sdll. at tho reridonoe of Mr Jame. Dyhe«. Mangare, on Siturday, Mar 3, r-n-w«i ty ?,AJ} 1 I COWS » "™ ™^™ } g^d PlouBhHam8hHamo M 41X., & c, &0 ., BALK AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. HUNTeITnOLAN, AnoHonfieM. nrrorrn™ vautio durha^jards. __-«_ hdotbr *. nolan. „. -^— mW O T^ EB X S fiw Tinr -wu>iT TTircn r^ at T7l r Iji| l I I UUll' JS AI j H . XU V^ XJX JT O-Hi 10.A.-UJU AT ,-\r\r\T\&f\TX' w ijTUUIyoUJM O n * londox\ arcade JJV/m-'V-'ll M.IX\JO.XJJU ;~ . , Has pasßCd. during which time a largs amo»Bt of Goods hare been sold to the great >atlflfa« --— - r t XV TV A Tmi tX A T T7l U IIA VS" SA lihi - I l/xl. 1k) K?-C_J_._ --"----^ £1500 WORTH OF VALUABLE STOCK IS OFFERED FOR o-r_n X-75U. " _ IT IS A FACT, And wo «nd .t d.mcult to convince our friends, th4Un ARTICLE IN THK VICTOHIA-STREKT WINDOWS. at the Door, or on the Sale Sta_ In the Aroade. PRICED AT 20 8. U MAY BK PURCHABED FOR IAB, ■'•*' . AND SO ON. JJ-«._l_, mrrxp M \ WKT?Ti Ixl-Bi MAXVJ_J_JLI D'DTr*'!? iftXlViil. — We pledge ouraelvea to the truthoftae.tate. meatiand URGE OUR CUBTOMBRB TO AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS ADVANTAGE DURJNGTHB _____ .____«_ ECLIPSE __W—■■■ V#b_ __«■_■''__ SALE .. AT ( v " riH AHQA IV 5! Vt V/ VJ 7 JJ &VJ _1 O« ■ '__ TpuK IMMEDIATE SALE, In Victoria g !!»»«._«SSW*^



' " "—"~~" ' ' JOHN pi) CHAN AN, TEA, COFFEE, & SPIOK MOTPHiNT B__._AA_U.A« I, CUSTOMS-STREET. AOOT.^ND. I^sßl®*^ S"%* . ' ' ~' ' "^v XV> ', " -^V p«iiig*a VX . r - /""jf \j ;^'" l -- (vH^ \>*'»/^ - ' -ffiV^^ '—"~-— «&"-*" The Advertiser de.lres .p.eial .ttattj. to his Celebrated Brands of Bhii.NUiu9 INDIA AN» CBPWA TEAS. Smco thoir introduction the greatly increa.od oicellence, and conGrm» tho high tßtoavn vhlch hftv- ju , tly accorded them. Tho following distfc/r"' '^ *» bear hi. Trade Mark on tho labels, and ar« packed in U Wnd 41b packets, E Uo «n Clb, 101b, and 401b tine, viz:- BLBSDE3 hvdia and china HOUSEHO! - COUNTESS nrrnr. - PRINCESS bk^ko, BSjEMDJEJ) JKDUIf TEAS WEBOY _^ SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Th<*e Powdera. sinco thoir ri in.t. r°d t u h c"°°> So^"^n^ raauire a trial to bo tuoro universally aged. So^nguested to v, foi.owin, »s«!ss'e^^lAt^AlX th o biilk propart-a by Mr John Buchanan, Mor- SSfeiKltti^&^^SWw Souared thut Los been nubmitted tome, and 1 Sg%SWW^^ai^^ «! hi, Hectored Trad. Mar. 3old by Grocers and Storekeepers Gooerally. - STOCKo, «=- s^Kr OUmen'a Stores conipri.es a Splonrtld Assort ment, which la constantly being reploniahod by Importations from European, Amerloon, ana ,ust hkcbived, gr a S BUCKPHAI.US. from CftlontU. via Melbourne, drums bulk castok oil. c^ o^~, To . bon t lo commence b nS ine«. aUenti on I, drawn to tho great advantag. of being in a position to offer th* Celebrated Teas, Bald.lß U.ld Yeast !»OW<ICM, et ,, Rnd t0 „ other .pociM ~due- TOHN "OOOHANAN, ,J .O r _ _, >Anr - WHOLBSALE GUOCER, WBUi.«oa. -, OUSTOMB-STREBT, ACCKI^U. y ~,.^ ■ T r| 7^ A I j— -\ /\ y X J iJLJ^* / / .. ... / /k, t TTMirimnifod /fat is /O/ X / /-\ t t iD />>/ (J IJ H /H// v-' /. 7/ / /jQj/+. / /'/ ,1/I A A /I^P A I/111 /A > / I L2> /l B / S 1/A/V / J^/ JJ_ KJ / / <**J / / yi. ' / i / /f/\ / inniuinmn / / WOUNDiNfI /Of W / ' / _. _ ,/V// C^J**^** srU/i otrength (\f L / / AND / TOHQUALITY I[l U 11 yU 11 L I I '. — B^lS^aS" ANn 1* CAKB TM, company having opened an Auckland 6nol' areil?, w prOvP,fr^ £o,fS°j^2 w.SSS the trade and tho pnbllo for all kinds of VVaffgOE and Carriage Material at manufacturers' priced. ITarmer'sSprlng Waggons, with Sfsataudbraßo. now on hand; ako, Hubs. WhooLi, &o. Order* .oiioliod by the Agent, wuoiwq oy mo _ OUY TRENOHAKU T HK..N., FARMER- f or thß current l^onthconUUnsbeautlfunyceeuteden MALUA. Winner of tho Melbourne Cup. 188, RUFUS Winner of the V.R.C. Derby. IBS.. «„« i f«n nn^ ,t tk» Onbaleatall_.ookßollers,an<latt_o Stah Ofllco. Price la per single copy. 10s per annum. T\ ~TJ\ VI 11 ". -^ M 4, Qu«kS_S™A,TOK_T_ (Opposite tho City Mark.t,. EBTABLISHED 186». Intending Buteßß aah^^ _^_Btog B K PS? Breech 4mk>^ and Muzzle-loading **^_^a^®i._B. »£J^J_lS_^^H|t lK__?ls_i with 81e- IfjH A V|ffl| ff" W^^,?,lll'?^" 1 M Ko^? MK^ V g^^fiJM-SS, R i| SSBO. ? MOS *vi d Crl?ißel!Birßr?7?j?e" 8 jwlver Ammunition and. Metalho Cortridtte | fZT&lll™'"'^*,?, hl ""wimJ^'J Cu T rtls, s I »nd Haryey and Pigpn WUk s and Lav- | fences Gunpowder; Hloy'u Wadding and § V^d£itf^ o J£feffi& Breech-loading Impfoments, Fishing Tackle: t, a „ Including Brownlnp and Re stocking, specially attended to, ond oatisfaotlon PUUHHrtirad. _,_,„„ D. BVITT, Gdnmakkb and Impoemb, ~^^^h§_^s^ "_ _. fcjjf? J,^ fc";_riJ If'VP P-^wS «^B^3i UR^SL i_^^»^SiSaiK__iSßL_ ~~VsM®r~ TB.BLAIKIB.I «!• Viotobu-STB_t, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' _ FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Dibbot fbom Manufaotumm, H_ for Sale, .t Lo W Itate*- SKSSt- Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate M___m_ _SVsS_An_i_d P „„.., „^. 8 J~ r." * \ _ Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenden -alvanlzed Iron, Sheet Lead and Zlne B^.Cerent.andPl_tor wßPporis^imw..



"""""" ~ ~ MOSSy. *fi002X222^2 w. »J. jtha'ikr, ~,,1 1d a,;™!^",,^^ 4?ftiW &£ ft TOLilli til ii MHimoiirora ffiVffilSl!*^^ g^^^"^ '^/fONSUf XO LEiNU, oa Mortage, of IFJ. I-Wolaaa t^iiold SspurlUco. n^lllfe NWKB,«,,U3II3J'iIHNnuKii,M. BIIJ-J XtfysJoUNTBO DAILY. HOBTOAOIfB_MKGOTUT«ft JOHN VY. HAiiDIB, M*§£Blßsl& aJSESI^"" ± Mom y T O .LEND, in uma of £26 lVi/ b ;.dr a , w& ul6.atooriWt l - ti toScJliiterßrt Apply to I\m.;u OLIS/HANT m^f-^ j} ; /£ ~ ; tnttyCst.-Awpl.j- to JAC a g or | fefStrßet. % pQXM Xi> LiM* -.-i '^ ov tnui! ;V£ PJ ..-j.^i.. -• ■'■-, t «*»£%&&■» TWrOOTiT TO LEND nt current ratoa ol M; .^Mriit ft*-.o— j\,'| -A. Hud/tanam, SoloiUv, o-.. Oiu.mi^-." .oii;t.o.(f Hank —- pltpyA[ Jf 0.101 Of BBHO7*U — *JKS VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY „,.. AMOVED TO OFHCBB NEXT DOOR TO UK P. OLIPHANT. &»»»». moH-wmmr. TONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT WMI'ANY HIGasTHK^ ™I ™?<? /.- i.-j AAA Z/l) ™ Js.k.UW. on ffRBEHOLu AM) LEASBJiOL? SECURITY, ?)W hortoageb -"^^rSKST' I ,ln * mnoval, al=o o. all kinds ofMcrchMdto* 1« U^ound. illconimnniou'.loia3t).-iriUyoor.liaßr.UM W>NI ,ON LOAW ItVD~ OiBCOUiNT CO,, UTHIi-STHIWr iNKir to -V^w k K^wtiwh Dwior — O NDON MORTGAGE,- LOAN, AND jj UISCOUNTUANK. 6 0, SHORTLANdI^EET, Atr raU K D '^■■ A^^^a^t S^^Cir aE>- LOANS AUK AJivANcklVKltOJi £10 10^1,000. iSmonU. ftt Lowest;Curvont Bates. Advances made on Furnitiiru witliout removal, and all clussos of Mnrcliandisp. HEk^t ah pjiininuniciilionrt and in! or views hold strictly conn.u,^. Ba.vk of Ekoland Notes Chanoku. TNDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT LFs^^^rs^^L^s. Corner of Queon-street and" Vnlcanl^na. rNVKaTMßNT'drpartmsnt. T'l3 Society Is now Isbuhik Ordinary Investing Shares, currying full rate of interest and yrollt. l'ald-up Invo'tinar Shurw of £20 pooh, carry- Intt 7 por cent, interest (payablo half-yearly) and porUoipatln£ln nroßte. . "nS^^^Tpr^nt BRORKOWiNG-'DEPAm'MKN e T. t" Tho fioclcty cdvanco on Approved Freehold »nd Lnagohold l>roperty to tho extent of thn» «^^^,Q«^a^aM« tholrmorttjaKOsatauytimo. Ilodncod Tablo of Bates and any further tfcrtl nulftrs required may bo obtained at theSooiotyiß Offloes. nmnnw munirii »rnn.™» p^^^a %tjsnt BOOUcry, . ——- Omen i W, QvxsN-emmt JfiS^SV^^^SSSL^r^S^ S^^.&^J^SS^t^Z^ (T6pfeynientjoxtcnd| iW ~,^.v fVotal Amouni Hmjm 1? *™ Rnnnvable. >i"y"*r v ' aa J «*. d . • ff S 10* 0 0 l-rtar - J v j jo* v v \^" " ljj !? 18 I*o lE_. f !« J .- Z ,j- fflißß h_, .^ro.orUon for ,maUor o^^^^M^Tp^ aent. per snnnmj roparnbls to 8 months.« por wnl. r-^r simnm. JOJTN ha 10-ilt. Hnnr<iUry. "-■ '- - 1Vr Eur ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, 1) AND M)U_THY JOimNAI. The AprU Number A Hst of contentsißßiveninanother column. Subscription for the whole year January to JJecumoor. ws propam. Subscription for 9 months, April to December: ' Se prepaid. >__£V j^6^. y*_'*?^3i^N> V^JT T PEACOCK. V, t n jem NAUTICA., IJJBTBUMENT MAJamT B_on^^ TOß _. _ ALWATiHTBHKK- h(nfl Bpeotaoles and Eyo-gUwcoa of ovory kind an aoourato lit guaruu cod Opera Glasaes pi Rurorlovqniility TeleHnopa3, Bluooular Field Glasoos and Mloroscopoß, powerful and ohoap- M,_ln S Compasses. DnOnage Ships'Loge Bortania. Conipaases, Btonacle Btirorapterai. Thermom, : ters Hydrometßrs KJaecrlo Bolls, Batteries, and Fittlngo Majnietio find Galvanic MocUcal Maohlnea Mafic; Lanterns ana Slides, Hand Magniflers Btaroosoopea and SHdoB, Oraphoscopes —■3> = m """"' OPPOSITK THK OST-OIHrTOB. HTH CS^ . S^£>^ __^^t t^S^Tli S^ V/f\/ C^TV V I J* 7 V/ W^ .. J IOFIT fTARNBSB HORSES, SADDLE j U..: X and all kinds of SPRING WnCLK-. ir.red. Bou K ht, and Sold, at ffi™*™ VICT°EIA STABLKS' Wo 1" ! .. |" V O>: PLATES, Stencil Plates, Dies, j_U . etc., E. g r.ved at the S_n F^lS^u S5, mlUs from Quoen-etreoi Wharf, and will bo T^^t'^i Oa^stSl^ ° Lltnd A*eTit- 8 W"eon- S tre t t. IJIO-; BALJE, fl-really jfcod Dairy Farm X 1 ICO aores goci land, well-fenced, good Brass, and plenty freah water all the year round, oomfirtaWe dwelUntt-honso. and numerous out sS^^^taXf»«^^r<a to^Bw^^Ag9rt



~~ "" ~~" ~-^-a^ ■f^T'"^: \P fh- V^J _£ISfewJß_sl^^~-- ¥<^';:O! _-tfW*-;'.71/'•;■■■ 7-Sr JUI *' S" » \ '$ J f,, ms]^ <, ."y Jv. * ,t .«!|» X* < J/' / , %|| fc f - - j.'\ , Sk . ms£ >, \ " , // Vl//, ,<fel \\ W~P J' • ( ''/ U< *Js4l 4R-', o "'"''' •IS » ftf ** •'Hf/f -W^^^k,"" ''If ""x.'' ' > '^ \^WSo^^W;^ '■■ '-'' ij %?%mM AoffT '" // >, ' ' *&. '-''< .'~ "t V ~. ." _ -^f^ __ „ -- ~„.„ ,nPx ,« /*&./»&,!«». mtfaa $\ ||; f ;|p |! 1^ VW iiil I &^ 1111 ili ill IjII K„. Kf,| Sj@_ iW i 1-P NHHS H Pli %Ms ■ « @ B» ® 6 "" U W* t TTV/TTrn-CTT^ Ij.l-M-X J .IliU, ~.-, ~ ' UTmn p F-T APHW AR H Pi'l; : I" AN IS AzH IIAIIIJ V¥ AllJCi IVIi,: i UllAl^ 1 10, U>U — ' rn/Jl" ft « O« I m porters of Mach i nery, &c, ccc. Indents executed for every description of Hard ware on most favourable terms. . o tnf ,). T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, __ - ~t>.-r -P\ C^ A TXT" C£ B -A- ZbJT JD fcD,-A.VVO . . Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand Or Power, COtTiplSte With baWS. _ „,„„._.. „_..___,„—_-, — ..: , : '"■J.PS3' 1> A Tl? W T 1A^ JiX 1 __ _^ _. onrk/%T»mTllkm TTk/"\\TlT n"PT) B.C. SPOUTING POWDER. fl mw pOWDEU ]g EQUAL TQ TvVO OF THE BEST ONHIUUM BLACK POWDER. IT DOES NOT ABSORB MOISTURE, AND CREATES NO SMOKE. ■ _--^ TV 1 QUJSS. U U JM fe. . ~, i TT ,T ff n T A-»T A^lilillN^ ? HWi -*v 17J- xyjl J " qnoOTINC SEASON, 1885, UUliJ^^ __-.:!' -===* T- &8. MORIiIM & CO. (L™) HAVE IN STOCK g , N ,. ~ ~,, : , ~ ~.} „, .O.M>.. <. (. UNS, BY CKL£«K • O T^"\7Tdl VT? IT C-l ?« ' \ f^ l■V!0 I? R. IXIU V UJU V Jl./i Ui» t,.. J , >./.., r .UIUJ. r-=-.: — BEST BRASDS OF SPORTING POWDERS. PAWOT RILLED S.IOT, CAlY^V"l^:^ w;' V-Vl f^V^L^T 00" "l 0" C"r^)' UE.CAITr KS -'■ OAiIBAM! VwUTKIUHB BAOS, Vo^\![. VijSh •■'■,• ll)lu":i1' . .„ ■■. &C,, «C, &.0, \ t yi.j ,» - .... . .. ... fc l<r .. « %w - '' .r. f-i V| S I |f^ |HI fcj '^ ' .5. '. 'fi 1^ || if^ pi #j i| -^ M 'm^. llii | I I 1 Si infill M ||| M M WuM liL i'l ?! il^PlP li^^i^ I -^l-I^ll^ IPSSsRILII 3P S «9 «| Sg \fijj gvj ■% t% «&;ci !fS Ssff• MSnW fflS WS fls? «« aS iV? •T^^H^;?^ H'HE SB fli SHgl g& pi SI KM ,}M $i Jfj^SS S^a BlHs bHBS SH Si* KS6 SM J"i2 ?Sa SvS i' 3S^ H^Ki \i» BBg fBCS HH fe Pfil e?S M Bffl «iia ftS !® J*£J ® » | <m ffl m mf® 'MM Wi m SM Sfflffli 'II P S K^^ SH W S / Lat^t toprovomsntft. ValnftWd AppUwcae. Twi VT*ir« 1 OaMvnteo. Potont Auionift'Mo WiivJUjr. l'flt,«ut Drop-SoUore. ««r»iia»iiiii#» \ P&tant Loo»».Win(lliisr-t*yho«l Patsnt Tbra»-1 liaioaser. Wer j^^^^^ss^^^t^^^j^^^ Wfcw*«»w»» 7OHABOB. XUnow»t*d Oatelcffusß »a<! a»mji'o« of Worfe fr*» lfrom— j|a ftftlJJSir© I TEI tTEBTESfW Pf.V.'f'fl yj'C^i'"l! aOJ-fcC* mnifflllilLi^/tTr T nw»T W i«n .""""ff-f-BMl^m —*.. ■"* ". ' CJINOER BE>rNO MAOIiINES ttppbU rt YM ON DS-STREET JJ) ' \J B^imm 603.202 Machine*. 'J TQK BKSIM. NTB " 1881 ™>m » LETTS, WOODWARD AND CO., t00RKA 58 ._...42, 2 5a. nousr'^mmLlßßS AND m)ubl" yj»|fK?f ••JPr- .X > junT AKIUVEI), /MPfcW ««"«.«'/£'W^5P \ t\p cr? «tn n t Us&S&t^W*s&:&x-*V'* A LARGE bTOCK /■*WL__s**2i«*;*»a!?«}'''A?K ~„ uSS^^S^T^m papitkii VNOINHS "^fe 'Kk— s^^Wi!lS^ ' , nlir u^ZZv CO V\ -rk 'JMIB HLLENSMLLE TIMBER CO. •Vft,^V-ffl^i*' >xfe^m?j..'i\ £ Hnvo 2,1 OO.OWO tort of V«piiM^f WR fv ' A II LONG LO(SS IN STOCK ll^^l^l^JllvplwJ und >:_n suvpi.r amy i.en-ctti WiPfi&Sf^ %'-fW of KElll^i^ B^AMS. DKCK AND BHIP PLANKB, K^^lsSlSl^^ Bn onx l«o_ OUT 0 F KVUKY FOUR MA- and at ' CHINKS SOLD IN THE WORLD AI'B Vlf,llY LOWEST RATES. HmrVll"? _!__. oupixaky TiMn°:n as usual. 01-iVA«f>3 OV TUUKB HUNDRED rT AND Sa WB , lip Baw ß , Tenon Saws, V'll'^T PWIZRS II ■ "i-i liutciusrs' Haws, Hni'k Saws, Croea-cut JoT shab'S^ on m3 TCHUROH EX-HIBITION AND TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, REPAIRED. « b,"^_".od at At VJi «- O/<» __•__• d™ 9/P _tw Atl'n'llW'"kl £;, h tal «» 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 W.EK —-__/ <to « «M. Qh™*^ Anc__». in i,,or mi n K ni a numerous IV-ienta and-tho Pnblio of Auckland that, to BEWABE OF OKUMAN AND OTHBH suit tliolr oonvonience, his IMITATION& urnnriDirciTmjuT) niri)n-n 15LUOD ItEbTORER DEPOT, mswntn-mvn BINGBR SEWIKQ MACHINES. VAPOUR AND BATHS. TTBSK.ETH AND AITKBK CONSULTING ROOM XX are glad to Inform their cuotomors and Will in future bn in those Central Premises Republic generally ttat having sold the wholo known aa Bhitor's Buildings, nearly oppositetiie Of their last year's etock of Clovers, etc., (hey SlarHot*l,'\lbrrt-6tre?fc Are in a position to offor an ontirelv Now Jitetb wn m ,, r,'. " , . , Arriving per direct steamer Aoran-l, from Lon- N-B. •T ho Dispensary is in charge of an don, and por MaU Steamer from SanFrauclwo, emi"(!nt H'i'nch (jj.cinis,t of tno highest attain _-JWS__L "■■■»■■■ TREFOIL (Mi?dloa?oßupulina) SIS^?4» l^^^ir^^S^e3^^^ 1111111^™^^! SSSHTS^^hSsSS SSaS?-* j^ A LLINDIMB AO q 0,, RATBT AIL (fporobolus cJongatu,, RUTLANn-STttKBT. AUCKLAND, Soc^S^OT a ?SS_bT PerVIIOW» WHOLESALE FDBMITDRB MANUFACTURERS, OEVONSHriIE ORWV qt/iwt!> wjttttt Beg to Inform Merchants, fcliippere, Furniture ""■ .and GLObI TURNIPS Dealers, and the trade that, having erected SWEDE TURNIP 3. UW ■ H riP" Th«v «« «!_ a '~TT «. « t thov bmnwn™7t! ' rn^7o^fr 3l¥_-igei\ts '°, r the lionedust as they arc now prernred to «£*^^*t^XJXlA MANUFACTURE Bone Puosphatou, Fc.raN «.,ri Graaa Mamires, ALL KINDS OfT FURNITDPvEIN ANY A^^_^^ s N&_i\»w«e^le^Bet h a *7 QUANTITY, ggj-ig^.^ag^^Jg^^ ,nd on tho_shortcst notice. PSfft^'SS Prints ttthn Star Qlllon jn OR POSITIVE SALE, a nice little |j-«!R IMMEDIATE SALE, A ReaUy 1\ Farm of 40 acres, part in grass, all fencod g Moe Little Farm of 02JAorrt Good Land, ami «n ei^Hrcnmed ifonse upon it; 3 mUes 3ubdivln_dinto7orßpaddockfl,allf B nced,prin. from lUUway Sun™., ondli milesfrom town; olpally thorn fences; a 6-roomed Hoaso and also, n goon f .am ut Whan»aroi, 320 acres, Sheds, &c, foi 12 cowb. and h Galen id stream nearly all fenced in,pp.-.i« tond proas, and part of freshwater, capable of driving very powor- bush, good Cottage OutUuiidmgs and Orchard: tt^^^fe^ SF^V'T^Vr^T M arasssiwwsssr*"^ 1



1A DAYS ONLY. z\ I~~"sUEUR ...^-SSSSEL.— Commodious New Pkkmisks BltnaUd in Q_k K k ; bt.u«tnext door to Me*** Ujekoy Su> s. The Now B«,^cinder tho P~l A. Li< SUEUR PROMPT CASH SYSTEM. , ', . www rnnns In order to make room^ for JIEW GOODS, HAS BEEN COMMENCED THIS DAY - April 28, THIS DAY And will last for «2T TEN DAYS ONLY] TEH B Bo ON NOBSTHAATnrccHH EB . BB OO NX MM AA UR CO HH EE, Q^m _ m^ .^. --.. ~^,-r.- RSCJ OHM Mn^TFArifl 9 WtLuOW, MUrt IL & UU. 8 CELEBRATED KTWiriß ' I I §« I M if / « Jp? I o|fip If™ / sLMSLm jpjj J fcfi' I efe^! BBHI BH g J^ ±La aa Z^»«r »«IKK jvelson, moatb & co/s %wTWT.TJATTrT» ■ <ESSfS^ teas. Humlrods are ,"^0 copy an d u^v a^dwrti^K^o'^MU. Jf "T ZZ S-. ___, _»^ fflEs^-'-fSfeiiK. i«lisL "" '' —' Wt • '■- f\ *"= fe" ./J" ■ '". Q IllSffiiSiii ? § E'fi^H'^ X 3 M f^lgi fc g ', ? 3 l' n* 1 ;. | ' 1; 1 - f 1 ► / ' -,J Jj" V' T '-\ • S&» \.3 Effi. - -■ ,^.'%.™^ ffiliJiEJ»S»»^^^^' m8OI( MIW ft COI SATbISL fIaVOBHED TEAS Thoy Uavo been awarded GOLD AND BILV£B BIEDALt- X°^ w PDRITY, STRENGTH, and VALUB. EXTRACT FROM PRESS: •'AU,thS^^%^o:W!^^ n-i aah nf/\i"T*f" /^ * NELSON MOATE & Go. b lILLUWII, K.uni U* uu „ „___ SFECi^LTY ,^?SESgCa» w fcPC^ K^^ W--K %» ' JWM J^r _, I»^ Pmy W&\ Asy ITS P IkmmMi p^M^^ySS { I * BLEND. &bu/ Bsbso baf3» »• >» s**^ • BRANCHES: IUCKLAWD, DVffEDlff. CHBIST CHtfUCII, WELLINGTON, OTPFK ST tlirui llVIk 'Oat tJlfifiS-Sl., AWHiliAflll AGENTS EVERYWHERE "— ' " I>OYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHEfr R A.TKHATIoi^XMK-TAB^ M S» ffirn noS^n'^^fbufc^^ H^»JSKS^AS_S X .[_tioii io Otmbrldgo on arrival of Train froir uiukimut Uwo itamiJtoa tor Tb Argha on Monday* ,%t_nl^ckh.iT-droturnfn °ir." rToa_t)_'^ 'rucßdnye?Ti>u'rs>.ays',la.nri'Saturdays, at 7 a.mf sat-.hlns tho 2 oVloo. Traia at Hamilton Juno —-- Wynne's H^'^S^Wost; Coleman t _?d^w^! JEWtWOOd. W. K. CAItTBR, Propriator Cunbrldiw. October 1355. Passengers Bonttod nt 11. n. Hayr and Co'a A».,kian,i. ~,ni rvv snu rtm m> r,A,n,ii.L- Cl^l tMPOHTAVT^T^TO TOUUISTB SSSST^tS XA -XS«^MiS '=8 Cambridge on TUIiWYS and T_T7M- Si^^a^" li AU Passsngers to bo Hooked at the Offloo N;iore leaving l^KKioa ai.3 3adaio Horseß, with experienced drivers, to order on the shortest notice. Order* "iiyTelr:_ram or Letter promptly attaaded-to. J2^i__fJ___ «r> "\TORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANY -^ (LIMITED). hritat NnnTir RriMi Att^itt aßn * xir. GREAT NORTH ROAI)-AUCKLAND AND TTMW tahtw ■■?= 11 iiSn'S' Uop.ui. P |_ lIS " S «,. AnOmßi lu^vi^runfrom ~„ vinoial Lunatic ™^^^<Z^^XtitsC{ I^j? a Xl_fe_ will Jm.'! Ay HoTo Auckl_i3dat9a.m.,andfroni AM.UInmH -ulional BuiWto ATondaloat6.Mp. m ;,r ■„>• Nighte toATo^aFe^Xm: o^'l tWill notrun on Satui-,i H v. — ———— J^ P- H OLLIS-S LINE OF cuachjis. LEAVEONBHUNQA-M_nnkanHotel-7.M Sffi^^^-B"!-?1^^ p.m. ISndare^O aSm ?fi tuT(i"-^~W. 11 Single Faro. Is; Return K_els 6d v Tloketa solrt by the dozen:_fo and from One h«nga. 7s; to and from Greenwood" Corner to^ to and trom Brown-streot, Epsom. „'' rt i> mot tin r>-« it. '«,...,, w _ ' ajla 8 ffP^^S^J'SS s&}^^**^s^&



Reliable Bmietln.. ' Corrobornttfejr M t_^ . ■ Cromer, Germ_to ll , Ni _ iw Dear Bm,-Thn__a _ ft A ( «ffi_M.M4 = effected by St JocXV^TO^* I now forward them. } "".^ «W|J; 1. Some time ago my wife vnutii/i exes .atte ckii ? honffi«»»% settled in her loft hand: i_» „_¥•_'■■'■ pain for nearly a month, - _2\s&|B&; try the above, and tho first'_S ¥*S«F ' relief, and one bottle compTtelStllr '< 2. A resident In ttUdlstrlctw^rZ!*.^ ! by me to try St. Jacobs OIL I___sW«|;' her room with rheumaU&h? _WWi?s was quite free from pain. ™ **!>. Sntg, i 3-Chancing to stay one nlßhtwttkl- , i about 30 miles from hore, th™ Sl^' of this oil was di_us6_, _ tt f2Sft_«l«.;.' ' which had burnt one of tTforaHS»*»*< fact, quite dried up the sinS W_»'i was applied, and the __D^_s'HSWr sound as ever. . ™w MJ?iJil2r i. Not far from Wagm Wn_, '■ >?^. tr.iue recommended tliis Oil _*.-SWW(( who had been laid uTto"!_„ _P& ' with an injured kneecap H H_ SS_»i*' and money on various re__Mf_Wp A few days after, niy friend „__P»»!'.> again, was astonl_ B a to ssrtffiMJV hard at work on hi a Be lcotion. o2H#. Jacobs Oil had completely _rffi,%^r gratitude shown was very |3_*&£ Totl.lMtor'.QermanWg^:: berumba Advocate." . -■ [This letter was received by '_. _,Lj • ago and the writer holds a^s_S» and is.personally known -meT^SS. ca^^ qn w a Bonw«on In the iM&B? and the Oil Is very popi__.~Y_!?__w J. C. Hart. Editor G_T_d T_ff3jSSfr j Wholesale Depot for Auckland, - M. LEVY k Co. - QOEEN-BTREET, AOCKUro, PAIN TaKQTISHIi, Hamburg Tea Vlctortoa, Strongly Reoommeaj_ —arangahaneßoa.'! ».»•>_ Auckland. Nov_CT|_ :; Messes _. Lew & Co;*_bwHHS HaviDg been advisod to try Ha'_o«_t Biliousness andlhdigestl_,l ; dUiiSaiffiliS I most beneficial results, and M|h____l ■ »my person suffering fromabo'T^e&uX-'n , rive it» trial.-Yours faithfully, SHI | HAMBURG ___IM£';' 1 HAMBURG Tut ' HAMBURG TEA. ;"' HAMBUKG TEA, HAMBURG TKA, ! Gratifying Results. _ Pitt-stfoet, ___Mg__i_l ; -lß3sn_ Elliott Bros,, . flfj Dear Sirs,—l have plmnnikfeSf___H_H Omll Frese's Hamburg _:;IAiiSB ; iifferinK from indignation. I_c4if S? M f >nd waß cured of indlgwtlcot ()[ *SSfi H .bio standing, and have eoenitn__ j_*w H ! bbb with equally gratifying ttmite ItSS?- H ' loubtedly the beat family _t_3|ui_Sft____ > ver taken. ' ' X I remain, dear sirs, '. , M '|., ' X Yours fai (__ j.;ife- •JH ARTHUR JO|WH||H 1 OLD BY ALL CHEMISTS A_'i__iH ' KEEPERS IN NliW Z__AXB,: H f 'RICE: ONE SHn_lNG_T__El_3, I I M. LEVY AND CO., R AUCKIANBH^H W



FLIES AND BUCB. taedttluwh^rt^ ft "riPHB AUOKLAfiy i'i'u* X FOR THE PUBUCAWS it 111 X 3OROUGH COUNCILS, * Eg HIGHWAY BOAKP3 fcl B AUCKLAND AND SDBUPJ& B At tho "STAE" OFFICE aßM|S*i* B bo mado for the speed? Priniiogssiiteald H Bills throughout the wholo City**', SiW» B ncluding Onelmnga, Otiihtitm, S&3* H| Dovonport, Northcote. andupto^j^ftjbMt MOST REASONABLE CKABOEJ. i^ff tho week, month, or you, B Those porsons having Bfflß,tt||||l| B 'orward them to tbe Pabliahiii^s^i^^Sf^^H'' thoy will reeotvo PromPM^S^Bl|H|^B JUMODS ■pipALB J}BHEJ» H The following Kxtracftsfrtitt|^B^Sß be read with interest;- -Vi-i. Ik, IM. Symonds-streot, AooH&nd.-TO{§[^HHH Sir,-I wish Mrs Pr. Stuarts ™SWSJE,<BB success. I have not found snjtMgjMBMMM: the good tlmt they have. I wsf WJSffiS)" IV unwell, but by taking two toP«Swi*r)^R am now wall and strong agaWffIHHQIH Pamoll, Auckland, FobvuwXJlPKSefo^J I can gladiy Bpeak for Mis they have done me™ ?Ij eaSw|Ssfl§§>S^B lancour, &0., but now <^)T'%-I^S» ; Bs -Yours sincerely. JAWK™l«iHraMfc Ponsanby. Auckland. Fourtiary Av*~!gjjj|y^M' I had almost despaired of S^f^Mmk ;^V back again, when I purctogSfflJlMlßMi Tonio and a box o( each of wjng| cannot express ray gratiMß ?£%'*£<:' g havo done ma.—Gratefuuy^ f£™SHSi^BBI Mount Kden. March 9. lEgSspi™ used varioun dmigß, aaoh M l!ggl^«t- M Piora, and Heel, but hwo BOl.iSfflPSI so certain aud oonvanient as Sffißajit^B Pills, which I can highlf Ff<"SS»P,'M| maloa. Thoy are wonaeilalJitl^m^^» ache and other pamfol tronouj«s|| , M| ,rr\Bja T ADIEff "TOWOiMfflffl This exceUent Tonic eorichesß^^ji^B blood, improvea the appeQte>i^^HHßf| tone, and vitality, thereby f™^^ H debility, nervcmsnoss. wo&KC^MM^W preßsion3 from which so fflH|B mHB T ADIKS1 fjf^o^^^W^M Theso Pills aro justly eatiwme4W|^fflK value in preventing '/ ie^fcjJvffiSMmm For the relief ana PrOTe a n t ?Sf *<<*<*, B billiousnoss. giddiness., consOTKt&t* ■ plaints, lndiHestion l paiDsiii,W||g»| i W SOLE WHOLESALE ANB^WMj j MR S. GULBSRT, pox^J^^liijr H To be had of all "^S^^S1 fff Tjl 0 RBI 0 N 'JJ^^H Stamp Col!octore BhcM-m'^^p^-^t pairos eratiß) to Wiicox: SM«*^P f| Stamp Dealors, P.O. Bos 17, BDN» m Kxchangcß made, 09pecW'JpJ»gHB ■ hiuher values New Zealaw?-. BB Apents wanted everywhWJ||||§|§ WBi PAINBRIDGE'S Tl>l^^^^K Krom Union Bane-22 ™!^?jSwW'f^R From The Thbkk LaiU'S-J ;iljja|^» ' NiaiiTTmrafkomT^S^^^ H 'From UNIOK BANK :tP'SS^§i»M» 3AKsFtE. LDSTUKETTjSmffIHBHH luitnUoa past I', n Bjt£^£ From Sukllv