MATTERS BEFORE PARLIA MENT.

(bytelec.rafii— parliamentary reporter,)

i WELLINGTON, this day. Colonial Residents In tho Islands. A few days ago Mr Hobbs interviewed tho Premier and suggested ai a moans of estab lishing connection hetweoi Samoa and Tonga and New Zealand that Oovernmout should appoint colonial residents to thoso islands. Mr Hobbs pointed out that this course was pursued by tho British Government before annex ing Now Zealand I understood that Mr Stout rather favoured tho icloa, and on his suggestion Mr Hobbs has given notico to ask the following question: Whether the Govornmont will, during tho rccoss, consider the advisability of appoint ing New Zealand residents at Samoa and Tonga ? Our Dclcnccs. Mr Barron to-day asks the Minister for Dcfenco whether ho has under his notico, and has considored, tho resolutions passed al* a public meeting held in Dunedin on tlio S)th inst., to hoar an address from Rear-Admiral Scott, and to dis cuss tho defencos of New Zealand, and if he will givo effect to tho recommend ation contained in tho resolutions, which woro to tho following effect: — "That the proposod oxpondituro on defence should bo curtailed; that orders sent to England for heavy guns, ammunition, torpodoos, foarch lights, engines and machinery should as far as possiblo be countermanded ; that tho land dclcnccs of the colony should bo entrusted to the Volun teers." Commission on Public Works.

Major Stoward has Riven notice to ask the Minister of Public Works on Wednes day whether tho Govornmont will advise tiis Excellency to appoint a Royal Com mission to inquire into and , report during tho recess as to tho. follow, ing matters: viz, (1) Tho points to which it is dcsirablo to complete various linos of railway already sanctioned _ Par liament. (2) Any further railway works which it is dcsirablo in tho public interest •should bo undertaken. (I!) Cost of each of such works. (4) Order in which the various works should bo undertaken. (5) Period over which the work of constructing the same ehould bo extended (15) Amount requiied to be expended during each year until the wholo scheme is complete.

Tho Choral Hall.

The principal objection to the vesting of the Choral Hall in tho hands of Messrs Clark and Fenton was, I boliove, Mr J. li. Upton. There are on tho Lands Committee Messrs Lake and Whyto, and at least one of those, Mr Whyte, was opposed to the principle in the bill, thinking the power asked was too great to placo in the hands of tho proposed trustees. Waihi Petition. Mr Grace yesterday afternoon presented a petition from residents of Waihi, in the Ohinomuri riding, county of Thames, and of residents of Katikati, in tho county of Tauranga, praying that a sum may be placod on tho Estimates for the erection of a bridgo across Ohioomuri River at Waihi. Now Guinea. Tho Premier's resolutions in favour of making New Guinea a Crown colony, with a viow to ultimate annexation to Queens land, and also guaranteeing Now Zealand's share of the subsidy of £18,000, was met by an amendment by Sir George Grey, " That no decision should be come to as to tho form of govornmont to bo given to Now Guinea, or to the futuro disposi tion of that colony, jlntil a report has boon received from Major ■ General Mcratchley after personal inquiry into it." Tho amendment was carried on division by 10 to 25, but on being put as a substan livo motion was lost, the prevailing opinion bom* that no resolution should be come to this cession. The matter was shelved by the Speaker leaving the chair, Supply. The House of Representatives made further progress in Committeo of Supply lost night. Tho voto for roads and bridges north of Auckland was reduced by £15,000. Honor ting Do.attt. When tho FWhting Debates Committee report was presented referring to the non rcportihg of tlio Houso businoss in Commit tee On the Public Works Estimates, Mr Uollcston spoke with rospect to the newspaper report of tho proceedings of Saturday morning's transactions being em bodied in "Hansard."

Mr Montgomery wanted to know whether it was intended that theso reports not authenticated by tho staff of the House woro to be considered as accurate reports, and received an assurance that before being published in "Hansard" th.y would be re vised by tho Reporting Committeo.

Ml1 Lovestam complained thatan important question which hat! beon raised by himself, namely, that tho Government had exceeded the expenditure of £SO,OOO voted for the North Island trunk lino, and had incurred an illegal expenditure, had not been pub lishod.|

Mr Maeandrew caused a laugh by faying that ho was very sorry tho Committee had not finished its report by rocommonding tho House to abstain from sitting after two o'clock in tho morning.

Tho discussion then closed

MR HAMLIN AND THE MAORI VOTE.

(UV TELKt.iIIAI'II.—I'AHLIAMEtiTAP.Y

HEI'OHTER.)

WKLLINOTON, this day. Yolk roaders will recollect that just after tlio recent noconlidence debate, To Ao, from his placo in tho House, accused Mr Hamlin of having endeavoured to influence tho votes of tho Maori members. The Chairman of Committees yestdrday mado a porsonal explanation concerning the matter in tho House. Ho said that certain romarks had been made by the mombor for the Western Maori elector ate during his absence, viz., that he had tried to influence tho Maori voto. The burden of tho complaint was that pressure had been used to make the Maori members voto in a way contrary to their desire ; that it was dograding that they should be spoken to as they had boon, and later his (Mr Hamlim'e) name had boon used, tho implica tions boing that ho had endeavoured to in fluonco tho votes of Maori members, He took tho opportunity of denying that ho had ever attempted to induce oithor European or Maori members to vote against tho Government. Ho had hold himself aloof that his judgmont should bo givon fairly. Ho had ondoavourcd to follow tho spirit of tho linos, "To thine own self bo truo, thon it follows as the night tho day thou canst not then bo false to any man," and if any individual had statod that ho had endeavoured to iiilluonco a voto, that individual had allowed his judg ment to bo warped by his feolings. lie had not cvon asked a mombor to voto. He know tho position he oceupiod too woll to do anything of tho kind. Mr Te Ao, who followed Mr Hamlin, said ho wished the hon. gcntloman had made his_ statements immediately after the division, as perhaps ho did not recollect what had taken placo. Ho (the speaker) would reiterate tho statement ho had pre viously made. He and Wi Pero had heard what Mr Hamlin said. After the first division Mr Hamlin said to the natives, " Your work is good to support, but two yoars hence you will not sit in tho House." On the second day, ho spoko to _us in tho interpreter's room, com paring us to a bundle of papors which ho hold in his hand and lot fall on tho tablo, saying that the native mombera would fall down oven as tbo papers iiad fallen. The Maori members objoctcd to being spoken to in that way. What Mr Hamlin had stated was quito correct, viz., that he had not asked them to voto, but he told them if thoy gave a block voto that thoy would have to go outside tho House.

Mr Hamlin again addressed the Houso. He said tho hon, gcntloman was incorrect in his facts. It was true that ho had gono into the inter preter's room, but that was relative to a petition that had boon referred back, and his opinion was asked rogarding a motion. Ho answered tho question, and was then asked how ho was going to vote. Ho thon asked tho natives how they were going to voto, and on boing informed, said, "You take care that in doing this kind of thing you do not make a mistake." Ho had not boen into the native room half-adozen times during tho session. Mr Hamlin was proceed ing to say tho natives had beon urged to make complaint by persons outside tho Houso, and that ho could placo his lingor on thorn, when ho was called to order by tho Speaker, and tho matter dropped.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL

* W-Ktog the ZS^M I mail contract before theiJSw ! T-BurersaidhOre^lH o the House thaUW,^ hS I carrying out the serZ "J 8,, 1* ck? 1 the terminus, for Z$ 2 which wasrontrib^^C'r of the House, and >>^ negotiating for i servi^C* < as the terminus and W„ lthMW^ ■aud,Honolulu,^teß,dai;l service with Sydnsj ZTSs I runn'ng only as far MH^S;1 connect with th o^ n«: running now fortnieht ,L filKl »C: and San PrancUco 8 T h,ew^ J pondonce on the u.^b^'f Government of £ w '^ JW:,\ thenegotiationsaVe^ut^^ not in a position to tellO?».«!i; dohnito, but the WrnM^jtff' it necessary to -ffi^^'M' consideration to the _j2_£SK I any responsibility. ÜBeW_ei,3 1 The ul'o3t" astnbht;. ■■ * tlon to the'service. V Ifi-W«_i to _H the matter isT«i»M under the circumatancea tlk?^ 6'*C !'' bo.contnuedataU lVt^s ' dition of the colony £■&*■« ■ thodecisieu/tosu^Jwio^. progress, surely an exn,^.1" Wti • this maiL^dyVS^ , WeshaUsbebyt^o^ whether, t^e vhoßupporte^feH|i; m. m tim are sinKW their profess onset..econo^S"» i is in no spirit cf hostility to feo4 I her specif interest that to*l^( I We ,do not, think the beL^'H W drives from th ß ____ "*• ..**s t pneamid. the di..cUr^«lp boUevc be. improved and »J?*4 as really to serve Auckland j___\\\ Tf « i F/anc^ co «rvice, $___ IfUiolattor were abandon^ •Si tions and improvements Mf^M vice would have to be madltf 18*! " requirements of A M _]ad™fl*,l-> does not do this at present Wi^l could be made to do^teW " tion miaht be of such a S«4 confer far greater advantaSS' ■ , than any po E6 ibly to beTbM* San Fiancisco line, while 2.W ■ whole colony would akobeS^;:

DISTRICT RAILWAYS

The Rotorua andKaltaj g^ji Subjoined is the full W'i|jjjJ| Accounts Committee's reiwrtmttiy Railways Purchasing Bill:-. __ mittce have the honour to i_:^J ■ ence to tho proposed teems of pj^J, other arrangements in conuecti(m _ several railways in SUiK ■ the District RaUways p^ ' V They have taken foil, _i_V |: ; Their inquiry has beenlM* I question referred to _^_ M the proposed contracts for § ESI of Rakaiaand Ashburton Fork,,E the Waimate Railway, the BuMfaoß. : Hakataremea Railway, and Hsfc .' V alley and Rotorua Railway, ffl cl posed guarantee of debentures X tho construction of tho __ \y railway were such as could be romJ The Committee having $n_£ several proposals thbir ctafoWt' tions; reooilimend for*. ttdeplnl teriiis of purchase: ItfS^JK several agreements for tfo p^1 and Ashburton Forks railway, __ JM troon and Hakataremea railm * ■ Thames Valley and Rotoraß'r_lin,'fc§r also consider the terms proposed biKl Waimato railway, but do:notiwaiogfe them for adoption. Witt refca; to the Kaihu Valley' nilm _m"i Committeo approve of tta htm. guarantee of £50,000 debeotures _ 1 seliured by a first mortgage m t_ works to a cost df: - between fl^s and £90,000, with each otta W l if any, as the Governot-in-t'otacil ti consider neceesary." I kro rtmi believing that the cause of tbe (a mitteo reporting adversely to jad_t /, the Waimate railway wiilkl del opened up few private proptrSH only, c , its further extension minttauUß the colony. - IHH

DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED.

HAMBURG TEA TO'taiEDa;

Corroborative iHim

Nlzoa-street, BmBlK Eg Oenti.emkn, _ Having beenaroffirataswi.^ slderablo tiuio from billoninea tad taUK I am pleased o infor _ ~ U * Hamburg Toa you reoomnumiled nkf'Si ** uuectcd a complete cure.. I tßo))iwi*[ : * my neighbours who have and it to ii/ complaints, and find It a fli»WI«lffl^;|i:::':. a momber of my family .who to btanpj dyspeptic attacks lor agteat mnileiis says sho obtaina more pubatcntUl tlamburg Toa than from an}'frejuati has ever taken. •■'■'*..'"'-________ If my recoaimendationlßOtttrH-Ki', v common fairnoee I thlnkitlßduttm* ___% The above testimony waarecehil Vf^M My ore and Solomon, and their Wepat me that they frequently hear TWTttitn-" reports of its reliable curative propito j;! : Genii, but Efficacta " Wynd ham-street, AlenmdrlvSrtoiiWpl* Gentlemon,-I beg to.lnforn »ijjjH used Kmil Freso'sHuiiibiirirlMMl hold with good results. *WW£J3BI| It as an apt riont, and its aoHDUM' WPt but efllcaoious- ■~.„' f That tho Hamburg Tes is most ntaMjj: :.,. cure of headache and o___aM J plaints of f cmalcß may be«, M< ' lowing letter, written by > Wf : «fj >-. S?dn wbolahara, Sydney, J__:' Dear Sir.-ForeometiEiepwWW'S your Hamburg Tea, I had _[W& ache flnd K eneraldebflitr,uy»Mfe the sudden changes of be to say. however, that since «mWB| entirely free from to-S^fflSU;: h,areryvaluablem tt^.J| Dear Sir, -1 have \^____\ gestlon and slngglshnessof toffif, a little time ago. reoomn)enWtt&* burg Tea. I did sa and I m__ remedy. Bis eaiy to *£&&$> found no difficulty t»^Us3|Hl few doßoa cleared m "«M4 , provod my dlgf stive oiKSM. f*" fe-P1 eommeud Hamburg j|gj 1 WbolesateD^trM^*1 * ' M. LEVY & CO- m FOBT-STBKKI,!-APC"f ' || ':

I'HH A TICK? AND HJVKM7 *o s'VAK. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lb. 1886

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Auctions. W. VAILK.] IB' L' MA""' TO-MORROW. VAILE AND BRADLEY Will soil by auction on Wednesday, September 111, at 12 o'clock, -fl >~f_ SACKS WAIKATO TABLE J fP\f I'OTATOKS 150 do. Oata L'O Cases French Crab Apples VAILE AND BRADLEY, Auctioneers. Quoon-st., opposite Savinggjlank. " TO-MORROW. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE 3(5 PACKACEH DRESS MATERIAL, PRINTS, NEW ZEPHYRS, FIGURES, SICILIAN CLOTHS, LACES, AoULKY'S HOSIERY, MEN'S SHIRTS, MERINO SHIRTS AND PANTS, MEN'S, BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, SUNSHADES, COATINGS, TWEEDS, CRICKETING AND OTHER FLANNELS, LINENS, CASHMERES, CLOAKS, &.C., &*'j., kc. GABRIEL LEWIS Has roeolved instructions to poll, on abovo date, at 11 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT Of ABOVE GOODS, NO W LANI) IN C, Amounting to ££800.



yyiURY RATTLE JjlAlß WILL BK HICLU ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. INTENDING SELLERS WILL KINDLY SEND PARTICULARS BEFORE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, THAT THEY MAY BE DULY ADVERTISED. ALFRED BUCKLAND. " TO-MORROW. THE DRU R V FAIL. For Salo, on Wednesday, Scptcuibcr lU. I i\4\ WELL-BRED STEERS, from ___\J \J two to four yoars old. ALFRED BUUKLAND. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, Al Ono o'Clock. THE REMU ER A YAR DS. For sale, on Thursday, Sept. 17, at one o'clock, __ MIXED STORE CATTLE O" Dairy Cowi IC.O woll-fattod Steers 10 Kat Cows £00 Fat and Store Sho op Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. $__^^h FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS. THE HAY MARKET. For Sale, on Friday next, THE THOROUGHBRED STALLION LEONID AS, For Pedigrco boo Stud-book. SOEBDAYB. BHB! EAYMAJRK.B'g, HALE 03 tvOOL, bHMBPSIUNB, HIDES, TALLOW, MAY, cud STRAW saoh TUESDAY, at 52 o'dooi, '.LgiaSS BUC.IU.&N:', 11. tonks] [k. c. lurk WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, At 12 o'Clock TO CAPITALISTS'. MERCHANTS, AND INVESTORS.



Tonus at Salo, VV. S. COCIIUAVK'I | J AS. DACKE MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. FOR 50 YEARS' LEASE ALLOTMENTS— WYNYARD AND HA.YELOCK STREETS. FOR 21 YEARS' LEASE— ALLOTMENTS-NEW NORTH ROAD. By Order of the Board of Governors of tho Auckland Collego and Grammar School. Tho Subscribers v. ill leaso by auction, at their Rooni3, (.ucen-strcot, on Monday. October 12, at 12 o'clock, For a terra of 50 years— LOTS lb', 17, 18, and 19, Subdivision of l'art Lot 20, Section 11, City of Auckland, having a frontage of 50 feet each to VVynyard street by 130 feet in dopth Lots 12,13, aud 15, subdivision of Part Lot 20, Section 9, City of Auckland, each II foot frontage to Uavclock-strcct by 80 feot in dopth. For a torm of 21 years— l'ai t Lots 17. 20, 31, 36, and 43 and Lots IX, ID, 82, 'Si. 31 35, 3S, 39, 10, and 11. of Subdivision Lots •lv, 2i>. 2e, and 2k. Section 10. Suburbs of Auck land, situate on the New North Road, close to Rocky Nook Properly. ur plau and further information apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. I EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff , of tho District of Auckland, hereby givo notice that undera writ of sale duly ißsned out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland, in an action wherein Levi Com'land and George Haupkb, both of Queen-Bireot In the City of Auckland, io the Provincial District of Auckland. In tho Colony of Now Z ;aland, Corn Morchants, copartners, carrying on business together under tho style or firm of Coupland and Co., aro plaintiffs, and Henry Beedell and Gkokob Edwin Field. both of Now North Road, in the Suburbs of Auckland, in tho eaid Provincial District of Auckland, Brewers, co-partners, carrying on business together under tho stylo or Arm of Beedell and Fiold. arc defendant . I have taken In execution at the Bult of the eaid plaintiff*, tlio c <tate, intorc st, and equity of redemption of the defendant. Honry Beedell, of and in all thoso parcels of land behig lot 3 78, 79, 80, 81, and 82 of aliotimn's lxnd2, sub-divisions of section 7 of the Suburbs of Auckland. The eaid parcols ef land aro subject to a mortgage, No. G7.113 for socuring the payment of £1,260, with Interest thereon, at tho rate of eight pounds por centum per annum. And I hereby civo further notice that I shall cause tho said lands, subject to tho said mort gage, to be sold by public auction at tho salo room of B. TOXKSfoND Co., Queen-street, Auck land, on MONDAY, the twenty-ilrst day of September, 1885, at tho hour of twelve noon, unless the debt with interest and costs bo paid to mo on or before that date. The solicitor for the execution creditors Is William Tiiohnk, Vulcoji Lane, Queen-street, Auckland. Dated at Auckland this 25th day of August, 1885. EDWARD L. GRKHN, Sheriff. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. SALE OF TOWN, SUBURBAN AND RURAL LIND3. Crown Lands Ofllco. Auckland, let S-ptombor, 188.). I hereby notify that tho Town, Suburban and Rural Lands mentioned in the schedule here under will bo offered for duly by Public Auoi ion, at this offlco, on TUESDAY, the loth day of Octobor, 1885, at tho hour of eleven o'clock in tho forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Landß.



TjIREEHOLD pHY 'pROPERTIES. SUBSTANTIAL THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, MILLS'S LANE. SPLENDID ALLOTMENT WITH BUILDINGS. WYNDHAM-STREET. B. TONKS & CO. llavorccoivod instructions tosell on Wednesday, Soptcmhor 30, at 12 o'clock, -*/r 1 L L S' S LAN B.— MASNIFICKNT THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, with every ap plianco and convonionco for immediate occupation, and having a frontago ot 12ft by a dopth of Stift iin to Mills's Lane. WYNDHAM-STRKET.-EINE ALLOTMENT with Good BUILDING, and having a frontage of 31f c Sin to Wyndham-stroet by a depth of 115 ft Gin, and bounded at back by Mills's Lane. Those two Properties aro perhaps tho HnOßt placed in tho market for somo timo past, and their prospective value is very groat, boing convenient of access and placod in tho vory heart ot tho city. The magnificent Warehouse in Mills's Lane is especially adapted, on account of Its exceptional position, cither for a Ware kou.o or Manufactory. QINGER SEWING MACHINES Salosln 1882 60J),!»2 Machine* „ 18SI 561,030 „ J Incbk ask.„... 42,258.



(sS&_r^ r-/°i^%"- --lm*_'x. y_ [few;/ 1'- , NJ ■■■ *«Vc'>-' /J,,l*>^*« -t. THREE OUT OV EVERY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WORLD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THRICE UUNDEED FIRST PRIZES I !! and at CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Oklt at 261, Queen-sirket, AUCKLAND, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. IOTOSR SEWING MACHINES, ,'iiiniTiiTiii I,|t %ii§s^ r T? T3ROOTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstohuroh, is now on a visit to Auckland, for a short time only, and may bo Consulted on all Diseases of tho Kye, and for tho proper ad lUßtment of Speotaclas, With regard to the Diseases of tho Kyo, thero may bo considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz , tho Modioal and the Optical; tho Medical to tho Physician, tho Optical to tho Oculist OiTtciAif. Kntlre'y two-thirds of the diseases aro duo to optical defects. Blindnc-js, Squint Eyes. Headaches, Neuralgia of the Face and Tom idea, lleaf ness.and Inflammation of tho Eye) aro frequently causad by opticaldefocls, and aro Prevented and Cured, without operations, i>y properly adapted Spectacles, mado to corroot the defective por tion of tho eye. There aro ov i 500,000 various combinations of Spectacles required to correC theso defects—impossiblo to bo kopt in stock by any Optician, ovon in London, theroforo, must bo grouad expressly to moet oaoh individual caso. T. It. PRO. "I'ER waived tho highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of sphorlcal and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Exhibi tion. N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal. T.R.P. hR3 for many years mado an especial study of the optical mean:) necessary to remody the defects of tho astigmatic or woak-ai"hted eyes, and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relievo oven the otherwise hopeless oases. No Chargo for Consultation, Address :— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAI* VICTORIA-STREET. rpHK medical profession certifies that Wou'k'b J- Schnai'l'S is the purest stimulant procur able; BOOK PLATKS, Btenoll Pints., Diss, MonoKftnio. aio„ fiukuav sil at the Sim CMBee



SCHEDULE. Kuen Count*.—Township of Wolseley (near Avondalel: Seotions IA, 2.1, la, 6. 7, 8, 0,10, 11, 12. 13, li, 16,18.19, 20, 21,1 rood each, upset prico fj 103 por section; 22. 23, 21, 2r ltip eaoh, upsot price £18 per secti-.n; 25, 2c 18p, upset ptico FAS "a 6d; 26, 27, 28, 2r 16p each, upset prieo £18 por section: 29, 2r 3p, upset prico £15 lis 3d; 30, lr 30p, upuot ptico £13 2a Gi; 31. 2r lp, up'Ot prfco. £15 3a 9d; 31, 2r lop, upsot prico, £17 His 3d; 3C lr tin, upset prico, £11 12s 6d ; 37, 33, 39, 10. il, 16, 17, 18, 19. 50, 51, 2r each, unset prioe £15 por section; 52, 53, 51, 57, lr 27 p each, upset price £12 lis 3d per section ; 58, 10 lr KOp each, upset prico £13 2s lid per eection ; EO. ill, 61, 63, 61, 65.2r each, upsot price £15 per section ;C6, 67, lr 27p each, upsot prico £12 lis 3d por eedion ; 68, 6'J, 70, 71, 72, 73, 2r eaoh, up sot prico £15 per section ; 71,75, lr 27p eaoh, up net price, £12 Us 3d per soction ; 76, 2a Or Dp, tip toe prico .-GCI 13a 9d. • W mpa County.—Town of Hamilton West: Lot 17, 3r 17p, upset prioa £503. Town of Torore, Block 111., section 1: lr, upset price £7.10 i. M iNUKAU County.—Town of llowick: Sec tion 1, lot 6, lap, upset prico £2 8s 9d. Suburbs of Woymout": lot 5, 5a lr 2p, upset prion £■20 lis; lot 7, Ua 7r 119p, upsot prico £20 12s 6d ; Int 8, 7a 3r 35p. upset t>ricc £.'3lßs; lot 11, 3a ,'tr 3,ji>. upsot pnc3 £15 17s 6d; lots 13, 11, 15, 16, 17 22a 2r 30]). upsot prico £68 Is 3d; lot 23,11a lr, upset prico£3ilsa; lot 25, 8a lr 20p, upsot price S3\ it's: lot 30.10a 2r, upsot. prico £3110s: lot 32, 22a lr 16p. upset prico £90 8s; lot 33, 13a 3r 3(jp, upset prico £12 Bs3d; lot 31, 21a 2r 29p, upsot price £05; lot 35.16a Or Bp, upsot price £18 3e. ]<DKN County.—Parish or Waikomiti (Avon dale South): Lot 305. 3a 3r 3Up. upsot price £19 17a Bd; loi 310, 2a 3r 13p, upset price £11 6a 6a ; lot 311,3a 3r 18p, upset prico £15 9s; lot 317, la Or 29p, upiet prico £T 1» Od; 10t320,3a 2r lip, upset prioe £17 Us; lot 321, ia lr 37p, upsot prico. £7 8s 6d; lot 322, la lr lp upset pric«), £7 13s; lot 314,3a Or lOp. upßot price £18 7s Od; lot 315. 2a 3r Up. upset prion £16 lis 6d; lot £317, 3a Or lip, p let prico, £18 10a 6d ; lot 318, la, upset price I!I; lot 319, 3a Or 3p, upset prico £18 2aOd; lot 351, 3r 29p, upset price £5 ss; lot 353,2a 3r 37p, upsot prico £17 18s; lot 351, la 2r Bp. upßet price £9 6s; 10t355, la 3r36p, upset price £il 17a; lot 356, 2a lr 15p. upset prico £11 Is 6d. WAITKMATA County.—Parish of Takapuna : Lot 213, 20a 3r 19p, upsat prico £52 Parish of Paremoromo: Lot 163, 881 acres, upsot price £690105. Parish of Waipareira: Lot 28a, 13a 2r, upsat price £27; lot 160, 32a lr Bp, upset prico £<Hi 18a ; lot 161, 33a Or Bp, upsot price £99 3s ; lot 11.2 10a 2r 16p, upsit price £3116a. Ookomandkl Coi NTV.-Harataunga Survey District (Cabbage Bay): Block 111, action 1. 3221. ursot prica £80 10a; section 2, 520a, upaot prico £256; section 3, 2J5a. upset prico £108 15s; section i, 232 n, upset prico £133; section 5,176a, upset prico £11 Block V., section 2, 196a 2r, upset price £19 ss: teotion 3, 355a, upsot prico £«8 toa; section i, 285a. upsot price £103 ss. Uohnky County.—Parish of Mahurangi: Lot VJI, 19a 2r, tip-ct price £37 2a 6u; lot 193, 76a Or up, upsot prico £28 10s Od. Otamatea Survey ljislrict (Pakiri Ulook): Block XVI., section 19, 131a lr Bp. upset price £67 ss. WiUNCAiusi County.—Opuawhanga Survey District: Bloclc VIII., aeotion 7, 160a, upeet prico JJO3l5a; soetlon 8. 150a, upsot price £'.13 lis. Bay of Islands Coun-y.—Pariah of Itua paknpeka: Lot 12. 2a 2r, upsot price £5, subject to £33 for iniprovi'inc nta. Mangonui OofNTYi—Parish oflvaiaka: Lot 37. 1 13.i 2r IS .<, iii.*)cl pile". £si 17a 6(1 Tarins ul sile: Ono t.utlh o- Iho purchase money to ba paid nt time nf Bain, and tho balance witliia ono ninth ill- loottor, otherwise tho part oi'the p.'t-chaFt* m'-'ijcy p-iid by way of deposit slullbrt forfeited mm) Hi- ' t'li'.raotfortheaaleof t'hu laud shall then-eforward bo null and void. Crown grant lio to bo paid on completion of P Maps of tho above lands may bo seen, and further'particulars obtained, on application at this ollico. . . , ... «.__«»,._ Schedules containing descriptions, Sec, ol tho above lands Will bo exhibited at Railway Stations and Post Offices DUlitiAM YAKD», fiioa SALIi, ac the Durham Yards, JD every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TAiJiOW, WOOL, enfl BKJNS, HmSTBR & NOLAN,



LOOK OUT LOOK OUT F 0 11 SMITH AND CAUGHETS NEW ADVERTISEMENT ANNOUNCING DISPLAY OP NEW GOODS. QMITH A I*l V Q ATI ci Hill "2, Wholesale and Retail Family Drapers, gtf), QUEEN-STREET, MSB NEWMAKK&T. J^EW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT c* STORAGE COMPANY. LIMITED; CAPITAL, £200,000; CALLED UP, £100,000. DIRECTORS: A. Bull, Esq, ■■ ['• Murdoch, E*i,i J. Basks, Esq. ;■ D. Naiuak, Eay- P. Comiskey, Esq. _ „ m Hon. J. \\ illiamson. Sir F. WniTAKEK, K.C.M.G. The Company begs to notify to tho public that the works at Auckland ami &« Writan havo now been completed, and conetituto tho most extensive Moat-preservmg and freez ing Works in New Zealand. WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET AND SHIPPING DEPOT



Is now open at tho Company's Works at tho Railway Wharf, whore Town and Country orders will bo attended to with tho utmost promptness and despatch. Tho Company can rofor with c-nfidonce to tho superior quality of its Prime Meat, as selected for the market from large quantities of first-class West Coast stock, dealt with at the Company's Works, Waitara. SALT BEEF. Special attention is directed to tho Company's brand in this lino, which, with the faci lities afforded by the cold-air process, can bo cured in mild picklo, and tho necessity of cutting up in small pieces obviated. As contractors for lI,M. Navy, horo and in Sydnoy, large stocks are kept on hand. The Cooling Chambers for Bacon curing at tho Company's Works in Auckland aro now so far advanced that this Now Industry has been commenced, and choice Hams asm BACON can bo offered cured on tho most modern principle. Particular attention will be paid to tho selection of fins KOB this dse, and on no account will any oxcopt Dairy on Corn Fed Pigs bo purchased, as it is purposed to build up a reputation for an Auckland Ham aud Bacou Factory. JIEAT . pRESEKVINf , ■ This branch is equal to an output of 120,0001b5. por diem, and tho Company has the greatest confidence in rocomtuonding its PRESERVED MEATS As superior to anything of tho kind heretofore offered to tho public, Tho Company would specially call attention to Iho fact that tho COMPRESSED CANNED BEEF AND MUTTON, I'ACKKD IS TUB SQUAKK CAN (Tho right to which is patented), is tho first sample from any part of tho world that has been able to compete successfully in tho London Market with the best Chicago brands, Hitherto the Colonial meats picked in the round cans, although cal ed compressed meats, wore only saleable in tho English in irktts, where a low prico was the first consideration, but meats of the Now Zealand Packing Company, submitted m competition for Admir alty supplies ot Deptford Dockyard, wero awarded tlio highest commendation, and placod on the registor of accepted brands. The following extract from the loiter of tho Company's Agents in Lcindon ltoM» Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company ( Limited). is referred to, v,ho »nto as follows:— "Wo havo the pleasure t, hand you herewith ™fxtrnct r,0i,,,, I^™cive I f«un !ho War Dfflo. Army Department:-" Sainpbsof he I 'each ii•»d M. N A. Lan '-'^^j submitted by jou. have been tested and proved, _)■ Bnu 11 i> »" •»" -'. . v i.^ Xylth*fandis thitTt v,.u ill per cut. higher than the 1ead,,,,; Amorlran brands. showuig that the quality was fully appreciated.' Consequent upon the temporary stoppngo of production during the transfer of tho Company's Meat-preserving Works from Auckland to Waitara, and owing to the hot that the reserve which had been relied upon to meet current demands was taken by tbo New South Wales Government for tho Soudan expedition, the Company has boon unable to comply with numerous demands from customers, but aro now prepared to execute with promptitude all orders with which they may be favoured. WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPOT. The Company is about to open a largo Wholesale Butter Depot at thoir Freezing- Works, Railway Wharf. Cooling Chnuober? and tho necessary plant are now being PrePlt°is- anticipated that with tho appliances, cold-air chambors, and facilities for dealing with the ever-increasing surplus, tho Company will bo able to offer a regular and satisfactory market for Dairy Traduce. Company's Managers of thia branch ore cash purchasers of Prime Butter and Fresh Epgs. Communications may at. onco bo addressed to them. The utmost care will bo takon in tho selection of Bui tor for tabic uso. This will bo made up fresh every morning. As early as possible, whole-ale orders of Butter will bo delivered in refrigerated carts, so that rotailors will bo able to obtain a day's supply ooch morning, and householders, by insisting upon being supplied with tho Company's Brands of Buttor, will obtain a table delicacy throughout the year. Tho department will bo under tho management of Messrs Glanvillo and Ellyett, whose Butter Businees is boing taken ovor by the Company. ACID AND MANURE WORKS. Tho Directors bcinf very desirous of satisfying tho public as to tho gonuinotioss of their Manures, have requested Prof. Brown, of tho Auckland University, to act as thoir Analyist, and ho has agreed to certify to tho Analysis of tlio Superphosphates. Tho Company will defray tho cost, of any Analysis of Manures purchased direct from thorn and duly sampled, tho result of which may bo proved to fall bolow tho guaranteed standard, and also allow -Is Od por ton por unit for tho dolicioncy. Samplos and further information may ho obtained at tho V oiks, Otahuhu, or at the Office, Railway Wharf.



or into orrangemonta for storing Oenekal through tho building to tho ond of the Kail il or vessel, is avoided. All goods stored are : lift and other appliances being available. JUOOTING SEASON, 1885. | ' C UNS !! GUNS !' GUNS!! D. EVIT'I, IiUNMAKER, -St, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Tho sdvortlner having a very largo Stock of Inn", both lireecch-londlng and Muzzle-load ng. has ro-ma k>'d thoni at a oonsidorablo JKDUCriON FOR CASH. f. s. d. Slngln barrel Gttns front _ _ 017 B Doublo-barrol Ottns from .. _ 3 0 0 Double-barrel H.li. Guns from .. i IS 0 Sinitln barrel ILL Ouns from ..600 Curilo and llarvoy's Best Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. Is 8d per lb. FFF Gunpowder .. .... 3a Od „ Shot Oa s»d „ Cartridge Canon, 12 guago, ss, Os, and 7o por 100. ffivKRY Other Kind of Shooting Material Kquallv Cheap, ELEY'S CENTRAL FIRE CARTRIDGES, 12 guago, loadod with tho Now E.C. Powdor. 3UN WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONE PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. BVITT, QUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, 251 — Qoeen-strekt, Auckland, —164 Wholesale ond Retail. iwHKNn ros FmoE-uns. ii_i_ lL i ; ___ TUCKER'S "OAKING TpOWDEK. Ask your JL> Grooor X for it. Once Tkied Always XJsed. ___is_*S', m yffi^Jwn™™ lj JB. BLAIKIE, • VIOTOKIA-BTRKKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIBEOT FROM MANUFACTUBEBa, Has For Salo, at Low Rates, Carpenters' Tools Nails, Looks, Hinges ' Kltohen Ranges Register Grates, in great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces (Lr.rgeßt Stook In Auckland) Marble, Eloctioplate, Curb, and othor Fenders Galvau':sed Iron, Shoot Load, and Zino Slate, foment, and Plaster, IN_5Wf-ON~iNVITBD,' '



Tho Company is now preparod to onte Merchanitsk, etc., at current rates. Tiik STORKS have a lino of rail running l way Wharf, so that all cartage, cither by vail ftded and unloaded under cover, hydraulic OrV 8 {i 3 f X LjQ W pi 'A O !""i aw o o Z* M * t PQ a .. « _ < W a. o _ -r- - kH _\ 9 m W Q . r__, __ 6_ j z t I ° I w | 5 _! ? gfirfSSiJ w—irr o 23td__ 0 _t v-m > •* <l6ofe^<R «2: < « h g^.sg me < O V, en 0< a < IO 5 £sS*| ID H M S m » I- Zfl M H °_. ff\ O 'A < SI J _j fe . H zg g * z ■ H 3 I p *-\ m A D m g % < FE NT O N & CO., FAMILY AND BHIPPINO BUTCHERS, OIJD ."OBSERVER" OFFICE, VIOTORIA-BTREET WK3T (nojtt to TheatW Royal), FamlllEn In Town and BuburDo Waltodou tor Oiders. Oorued Beef and Pork SuppDM In Uw (JuantU'.ta. Hams, Bason, and Poultry Ornewwl in OrAc# T IGfIT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE , X.J noRSBS, and all kinds of BPBIN9 , VISHT'JIJiJ. Hired, Eousht, and Sold, c) 5' CROWTHKRB TXOTORIA STABLSia '



;j MOttCfr I 1 ; ;— ■ ' ' MONBJY VQ LEND at eurrenft rates ol inW.fK„—7jf__hl67 and .Jaokaon, Queen- OSEY to Lend at low rato of interest _. on trochoid Bocuritles.—Apply Richard l V_t and Jackson, 81, Queen-street, and Durham atroot West, MONEY TO LEND, on Freehold Socurltlos.—Arch. Buchanan, Solicitor, St. Mungo Chnmbors (opposito Bank ot Now Zealand), MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ot Freehold at current rates.-C. W. Cave, Solicitor, Queen-gtrcet (next tho Bank of Now Zealand). MON £11: TO LEND, m a moderate rati) ot interest~An. lr to JACKSON k RUSSELL, 3nl!c'tgTa. ghat tl.iErt-streei. MONEY TO LEND, in largo or small Bums, at usual rates ot interest. CONNKIjL & CO.JPER, _ __ Solicitors, Vulcan Lane. ■i?#lll__if_ '5-0 i) B-Bis oil from Xp'_Pxj',lf \y eso w—rtKSn.— Apply Wm. s, I 00-)irr,DO, Coohrnzio's AjaiHQti Man, 135, Queen stress. ONHV W OjlNDrsiTaunie aT £26 . and ef.vyii.v_r., :*/; cmr mi rat *3 o( Interest Apply to PETER OIuLPKANT, fJoUoi'eur, High-street. MON¥y~TO LEND, on Mortgage, of ffirßt-ola!:'j Fronliold Seourltfea. WILLIAM COLKMAN, Solicitor, National Insuianco BuliainEß. . 85. Qncon Btrcc_ JNDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDINd, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OS AUCKLAND. INDERAL ADVANCES mado on approved Krcoliold or Leasehold Properties for porlodß not exceeding TEN YEAKS. Small MarOin only required, SCALE OF REPAYMENT REDUCED. Ropaymontsextend-IPor Wcokl'^' if o",^ ingovor | for £100. p " \'~irsrs. a &~£ 1 yoar _ , • 2 v 0 101 0 0 3 yoara .. ..j 011 7 113 IS 0 fl fears .. .. 010 0 130 0 0 7 yoara .. ..! 0t 11 111 S 7 10-curs.. „l 0 fi 3 _ 102 IB 3 ___ A*vi filhor Period*) to suit Borrowers. Tho Hoard has power In cases of Sloknosa or Wan) nt Employment to SUSPEND PAY MENTS. BORROWERS SHARK IN PKOFITS. PART OR WHOLE OF THE ADVANCE MAX BE REPAID AT ANY TIM Hi, INTEREST CEASES ON THE PORTION REPAID, CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET AND VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND. JOHN BANCROFT. Manager. LOUDON MOF.TOAGB, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT RANK. 50, _HOB.TLANP-STU.HET, Aocklam (Ovrosrnt A.O m-.k & r-owa' tVAwaiamuQ, Ami 5.-'Ulo v;.*ili-.'!i-si^.oi, Mclb-jurno, U.V-.NS All!.; ADYANC .1) WHOM £10 TO £1,000, Upfln personal, freohold. and bxicoholfl sconrltv, rM'.av .Mo I*y Weokly, Mo; .hi;. or Quarterly tostiilmonto, at Lowont •' V-irrcnt Ratos. A.ilvuncos i.inilo on 3^'v-niiurf- without removal, v.xl ;*') ri^.ar.r ?,li'rchan<li'<o. I.OA VSUItANTI'T) '.:l-ON- LIKIC fOI.ICIKH, LICQAOIIW, m:> 1> .'.,:■. :n>. i-Nintii W11.1.H. Bii.i.s Diy.y.n'N rv:; .v: current rates. IUCtI) OWN '))I'-j*-,iTOFl)!>:i)S. UK.VAYMFtrr .V EASY iNHTAI.MK.Vm, EORM3 CRATIS. All<jomui-.iniciii.i<iun 'u'-; fiimrvlewahold«trlotly <-or.fi.;-.- I.ial. A ~U«J"Kl AND- PL KM ANE NT _OCT ~-% .)l'*-U',-*''-.K PUILDJNO A INVEST MBNT DOOIKTY, OFrsom! W, Qvxxn-mnßrn liOANH grerted upon approved Bocnrltlcs of Freehold or Leasehold Proportloe In sumß of <!5D to £6.00.1. principal o:id Interest belni? ropay nblc In li-.oiaiinoiita a* tho followin,™ Ri*DUO)i* RATirfl for rcpayinrnt cfoinn AIM borrowed i—_ i Sepc/mo'-itpe.rton'.i !;,^, v-.„t Total Amdnsil leuowr - Cl rtn"s' Ropayabla fl a. d. <! a. d. i r-:,.-. - -10 0 101 0 3 5 jvr.re _ _ I old 303 fl 8 il rears _ -• W 1 133 IS G f. svara _ U B Ml « i! Byoan .. - 1 I 186 W 3 iiyooris _ ~l I ] UJ I» ii 10 roars - ..' f* 1 '-.Vi 18 ?, And ti 0 5*13)3 yfopcrslon for nraa!lor orlawror loans, DEPOSITS.—The Soolflty rccf'.vos Money e» Ut.pc.ilS I—Repayable as 7 days' nat!c;i, 0 por ccl. por annum ■ rop .ya!:!o la (l months, S roi "■JM.ibl llATO.^li. HivirMar.. MONEY MONT ~ON~ PKO^IfSSORY NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, &0. HILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY, j MOItTO AU X S NKOOTIATKD. JOHN W. HARDIE, Land. Commifsiov. and Kstatk Aoknt. ■ liik'ii^'.root,_ Auckland, \7 lOTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY. On and after 31-t AUGUST I THE BUSINESS OF THE ABOVE ACSBNCY -SVII.L, UK CARRIED ON AT THEIR FORMER I OFFICES, OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS, HICK-STREET.



SELLING OFF. FURMTUHE. FURMTUKE. EURMTUHE. BE IN TIME. WOOD, CHAIRS, 2s. lid. GRECIAN CANE-SEATED CHAIRS, 4s. 6d. CANE-SEATED ROCKING CHAIRS, with arms, 7s. 9d. CHILDREN'S HIGH CHAIRS, 3s. 6d. CARPET-SEATED FOLD ING CHAIRS, _3. 6d. CHILDREN'S CARPET SEATED FOLDING CHAIRS, Is. 9d. Also, A FEW SALVAGE CHAJRS CHEAP. CHESTS OF DRAWERS, Ms. lid. WASHSTANDS, 4s. 6d and 5S_ 6d- TOILET TABLES, 3S- 6d and 4s. 6d, KITCHEN TABLES, ss. 6d. COLONIAL COUCHES, 6s- 6d. MEAT SAFES, ss. lid- STUFFED COUCHES, 13s- lid- I AT DAMPIER'S CHEAP FURNISHING SHOP HOBSON-STREET. SELLING SELLING OFF! OFF! Illiillll ||M COT BLANKETS, 5s- pair ALL-WOOL RUGS, 7g. Ud. LARGE WHITE COUNTER PANES, 3S. lid. BED TICK, 4_d. TOWELS, 3d. CRETONNE, 4d. WHITE QUILTS, 4s. 6d. COLORED QUILTS, sg, 6d. SHEETING, Is. 2d. TABLE LINEN, Is. 4d. GOOD PILLOWS, 9d. SINGLE MATTRASSES, Ss. 6d. SINGLE PALLIASSES, 7s. 6d. SINGLE SPRING MAT TRASSES, 15s. lid. DOUBLE SPRING MAT TRASSES, 255. CHAIR CUSHIONS, 6d. BE IN TIME. AT DAMPIER'S HOBSON-STREET.



Bank or Enulakd Notk.i Chanued. "VfEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN, 1.1 AND DISCOUNT BANK, HlOlI-STREKV (Next to Atldn's Printing Ofilco), GRANTS LOANS OF £5 TO £1,000, on PERSONAL SECURITY. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY, ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE OH ON ANY AVAILABLE HKCUItI TV, IIItt'AYAHI.IC IN WKKKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, Or in any way suit tho Borrower. Loanßon Furntturo without removal; also on all kinds of Merchandise. Loans may bo rnpald at liberate of Sliponoo por wook la tho Pound. Bills Dlsoountod at Curront Rates, Bunk of England Noto3 and Australian Bank Notes Bought. All communications strictly confidential. NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE,' LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK, HIGH-STREET iNkxt to Atom's Printing Officr OF PUES GOD LIVER Oil And Ujpoplioipliitos of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Possessing tha combined virtues of theso two valuable remedies in thoir fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive powor, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOH WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOB SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR ANtfMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUOHS, COLDS. AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, all diseases where thero is an Inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, a WASTING OF THI3 FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in tha world equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed and endorsed by tho boßt physicians in tho various countrieio/ th« world, who will attest thoso faoto. Wns »<tf» by all Chemist*. A. and G-. Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for salo tho followlnp: Machinery i -1 Portable Engine by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engine, doublo oyllnder. 161a. diameter. 21in. etroko 1 Horizontal KiiKlne, 10in. by 18m. stroke 1 Launch Engine, JJln. by sin, atroko 1 Multitubular Boiler. 17ft. long by 6ft. diameter 1 Coruish Holler, 20ft. lons by lift, diameter I Cornish Boiler, lKff, long by flft. diameter 1 Corn)'j]i Roller. 17ft. lotifr by if*. Bin. dlametoi 1 Cornisii Boiler, lift. loni> by oft. dtainotor 1 Oornlsh Bo or, 15ft. lone by «t. Gin. diamoter 1 Vertical Hoilor, h told tubes, 7ft. x 3ft. lin.; now A quantity of socond-hand QusrU-orushin. Plant, * Estimates supplied for all classes of Engineering Work. -Makors of Sawmill sud Quarts orushing Machinery, Turbine Whcola, Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacki, and Patent Safety Catches tor Warehouse and other UU



mHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE. THE CHEAP EMPORIUM FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GOODS. Attention is particularly directed to tho Uu cquallod Variety of Articles (all at Lowest Prices) nt the abovo Es tablishment, CHEAP EARTHBNWARE of all klnda- Plates. from 2a a doz; China Plates. 3b 6d doz ; Cups and Saucers, ii apz; Jugs, in Bets of 3 2s (id ; Dinner Sets. 03 pieces, 275. Very nice patterns TEA SETS CHEiP. CHEAP GLASSWARE.-Tumblers. Ss do?;; Glass Dishes, Sd each and upwards; Sugara and Butters, from 9d, &c, Ko. CHEAP BRUSIIWAKK.-Shoo Brushes, ls3d the sot; Hair and Ololh BnißlioS, Is; Nail and Tooth Brushes, Cd, Ke , &c. CHEAP IRONMONGERY.-Fire Shovels, (id; Box Irons, Is; all kinds Locks, 6a and up wards ; Fenders, Lamps, Trays, &o. GARDENING OUTFITS -Rakes. Hoes, Forkß, Trowclß, Syringes, Watoring Pots, &o„ Kc. Toys and Fancy Goods in endlees variety. Yankee Notions and Sundries of overy description, HANCUARD AND CRANWELL, • '24!), QUEEN-STREET (3 doors abovo Wellesley-strcot). wTtC DENNES'S SEWING MACHINES. WC. DENNES, Importer of Sowing • Machines, Bicycles, Tricycles, Sec ; also. Pianos, Organs, and Harmoniums (Gorman, American. French, and English) for Cast) or Deferred Pojiiionls. |||; \t>: 'yy, yy^l "-'.. _. W . _L.- '.'.:-V-«." Bt =ft_s*«|j.jy HAND MACHINES, HOMK SHUTTLE £3 10 0 PEKIM.KSS WHITE '10 0 FKISTKK ft HOSSMAN (with cover) ft ft 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEISD ..550 DOMESTIC 1 I 0 WERTHEIM 4 10 0 trea m. ;•; ma chines. WHITE (wilhout cover) 0 10 0 WIIITK (with cover anil leaf) .. .. 7 10 0 DOMESTIC (will) leal) (> 10 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED .. 717 6 W. C. DENtNES, Queen Street. 17. P. F. M. BURROWS, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING SURVEYOR. Ovku Goodson's. Auckland. . NELBON; MOATE&Co.'a" CELEBRATED 1 CIMLLEiJEtE



«J__» <nSr__rctf_rft.i_.i_W MB* drine nelson, moats & co.s ' CELEBR A.TKD PARE BLEKIJKD TEAS. nunflrod_ aro trying to copy, and many are n^.vo>tlHlng Common Mixturea _* Blended Ton to mislead the publio. For Government 4'*:'.lv.!a see Circulars, :*;!...■ i:i^ _of-: ,^* 1 Mj*"*c^>i*.-54 • '-) rM J t-^ L;-:^r-r^>:-.-,.;-'i;>;,i.::. S *1 Mr<---W :iv^'* r> y,r..y.^y--:yy-::,--yy ■-■> p3 i' " '' ' ■ ll ' ASK FOX KELSON, MOATE & CO.'S , NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. Thoy have boen awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PUKITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS: - "Alt the Teas or this firm aro Bought and Blended by Mr NELSON, a Pro fessional Taster aud Blender of Repute." NELB6N,MOATEftCo.'b SPECIALTY ! msrr Bnmsi Russia r mtmw ■ BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 166, QUEEiVST, AUCKLAND. AOBNT3 EVERvarnwßa IP PEACOCK, •*• * OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, SnOIIIXAND-STRBET, ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectaclos and Eyo- K lassos of evoiy kind: an aoeurateflt guaranteed »__-_,__ Upero Glassos of superior quality I Bioscopes, Binocular Field Glasses, and Mloro scopes ; powerful and choap ™ Thopdolltcs, Mininsr Compastes, Abney Lovola Drainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses n„ ™,°* ' S_.xlants> Sompnsses, Binnaoles B lromotors Thermometers, Ilydroniotora Electrlo Bolls, Batteries, and ifittlnSs Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand M iKniflori Stereoscopes and Slides, Wrap °"eon.f Steam Ouogea and Tub nr SalinoirißtflM Amateur Photographic Cameras 9ter' belf-roglstorlng Anoroid Barometon ine frames for IJObblo',• ™°'h hanasomely oar Ted INBTBUMKNTS 0? EVERY KritD BWAIMD. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. " pRKVtCN'i'IOS is bet tor than cure." There . . , fore use Wolfe's celebrated SCHNAPPS, M Inch is a preventative ol dißoaeo. MUSIO, Portrait, Landscapes, etc„ ,„. _ Wkhcgraphea In Mlaloiuw sudColours



DECLINE OF MAN.-N_.ou. w____. n™™.!., «=>^_ mh. Eumitbfniii, I'nesvi 4 Co., AgeuU, Auckland. *



AMCTJffiflI Gentlemen.- i-infmoMfl*.! ■ I have ploasnre UllOpnj'aiM; Jacob's Oil hasjust w"|^r,w attack of Wo/hachoandMW^,^ 1 mustoonfosßlttieJitww^* having been victimise* »«"J"j ,Ift,,, immyßp U rlou ß prepa^b^ say Bfc Jacobs OU »» "{jgiirfj.' and is all you oldto «»<*!%' »l it withevory fonflaesW ,t>**L |i»%:* eonaliy to olloviate tie I""81 "* moßQnito bites. Imj gmligjjtiAli furoro amonget the weJi-w 1""*, ; 1 oontinstenuj , j A Lcadlntf S"Il o{ this "o^youretoltH^ff^ff ,-■ Mr Walker U,» SSt^\' arm of Walker, Wdoh. •ou Wholesale Depots*' | FOKT-STBKET, A^«