PARLIAMENTARY.

(BY TELEQBArn—SPECIAL RKrORTER.)

HOIFSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Wellington, last evening. Replying to Mr Pratt, Mr Ballance said Government intended going into the ques tion of tho report of the Royal Commission ers on South Island purchases very care fully, and, after henring the evidence, they would decide tfhat was to be done. Keplying to Mr SEDDON, tho Mikisikrof Education said ho would cause to be forwarded to the soveral Education Boards in the colony copies of his educational state ment, so as to c-nablo the said Boards to distribute tho samo to tho head teachers of the State schools. New Bills. The following now bills were introduced : —To Amend tho Agricultural and Pastoral Societies Act, 1877 (Mr Hielop); to Define tho Hours of Work for Certain Classos of Labour (Mr Guinness); Resident Magis trates' Courts Proceedings Validation Bill (MrTolo); to Consolidate and Amend the Law relating to the Kosident Magistrate's Court (Mr Tolo) ; to Provide for the Purchase by Government of Estates in Advantageous Positions (Sir (ieorge Grey). Railway Debate. Tho debate and division on tho question of referring tho question of tho East and West Coast Railway to a select committee is reported elsewhere. Native Lands Disposition Bill Tho House next proceed d to the resump tion of tho debate on tho Native Lands Disposition Bill Mr Wi Perk spoke till tho 5 30 adjourn ment. EVENING SITTING. On resuming at 7 30 p.m., Mr Wi Perk contined tho debate. He made & long speech, in tho course of which he advocated that the bill should bo re-' ferred to the Native Affairs Committee, Ho said that tho principle of the bill was1 correct, but the machinery of its clauses was defective. If it were thrown out, thore would be uttor darknes?, weeping, and gnashing of teeth on the part of tho natives, and if it wcro postponed till next yearit would then be further adjourned till some futuro timo.

Mr Hakuene next addressed (ho Houso. He supported the prinoiplo of tho bill, because it placed somo authority in tho hands of tho nativo people. Tho bill was a step in the light direction, inasmuch as it was in tho direction of the Treaty of Wai tangi and supported the chiefs in their authority. Mr Looiu: said that thoso who had studiod tho bill wero of opinion thut greater con fusion would ariso in ■ tho countiy. were tl c measure to become law, than ox i3tod at prtsont time. He thought Wi Pore exceedingly inconsistent, and eaid that judging by tho general tenor of his observa tions, ho should vote with tho noes. He objected to nutivc mof.tcra being mado party questions, thinking that it was noees sary they should bo considered with a calm mind. The present bill caused too sudden a change in legislation, and would load to trouble and confusion hereafter.

Mr Peacock considered that pre-emptive right should havo been restored. Ho viewed with apprehension tho advico givtn to the nativos by tho Native Minister with respect to the loosing of their lands, and thought that advico would bo detrimental to tho progress of tho country. He iti^ tended vi tn» against tho bill. Mr W F. BnciaANn said the passing of tho bill woul'l prejudicially atlbct thoentiro colony. Members had been induced to with draw their opposition to allow tho measure to go before the .Native Affairs Committee, and that was called ailirming the principle of tho bill. Tho Nativo Minister had takon tho opinions of a few big chiefs instead of the opinions of tho Maori pooplo. Ho denied that tho measure was suitable, and paid a great deal of troublo had arison through the action of tho Native Lands Courts, and not through that of land buyers. Ilo'wUhorl it to bo entered as an eternal recotd that ho protested against this bill.

Mr Beetham opposed tho mca-uro. He thought tho bill should bo con.-idcred apart from paity lines ; but it was hardly a fair courso for the Government to tell their supporters they would mnko it a Govern ment question, and to toll many members in opposition to them on many points that it was not a party question was an unfair position. It should have been considered a non-political question on both sidos of tho House.

Mr Ross was satisfied that legislation in nativo affairs was highly desirable. Tho spoechesof Maori membors had done more to convince him how ho should voto than tho speeches of othor members. Ho had always urgod that these measures should go before tho Native Affairs Committee-, and if assur anco wero given that this would be done ho should support the second reading. Mr Bki'ce spoko against the bill. He thought it should not bo a party question. While giving the Native Minister credit for great sincerity in the mntter, and also for the great industry which ho had given to tho quostion, ho could not suppoit tho second reading. Hnd tho Minister bcoi an export, ho would havo brought down a better measure

Tho Nativj: Minutku. in reply, u>ado an oxccllont epoech, and concluded by stating that after tho rending of the bill he would ngreo to its reference to tho Native Affairs Committee.

Mr Moss thoreupon moved for and ob tained leavo to withdraw thp amendment of which ho had given notico." The second reading of the bill was then put and carried ; Ayes, 35; noes, 14 - tho voting being as follows: — Aye?, 35: Bnllanco, Bevnn, .(. C. Buckland, Cud man, Duncan, Grace, Guinness, Uamlir, Harper, Hatch, llislop, Holme?, Ivesf, Joyce, Kerr, Lurnach, M. .). S. McKenzio, J._ McKenzie, McMillan, Menteith, Moss, O'Callaghan, Pearson, Pero, Pratt, Keeso, K. Richardson, Roes, Scddon, Smith, Stout, T, Thompson, J. W. Thompson, Tnle, W. White. Kots, 14 : Atkinson, Beetham, W. F. Buckland, Ccnolly, Dod son, Hobbs, Hursthous-, Lance, Moat, New man, Peacock, Samuel, Trimblo, Wilson. Pairs: Ayes —Macandrow, Bevan, Turn bull, Barron, Vogel, Garrick, Fitzherbert, Montgomery, Major Steward, Sutter, Laniach, Walker, Gore, Brown, Levestam, Frasor, Bradshaw, Cowan, Downie Stew art, Hakueno, O'Connor. Noes :W. j. Hurst, Samuel', Bryce, Fulton, Mitchelson, Johnson, Dargaville, Bruce, Woksfield, Buchanan, Hussell, Pjke, G.,Jlichardson, Locke, Macarthur, Fergus, Rolleston, J. B. Whyto, H. Hirst, Grey, Ormond. The rosult was received with some applause.

On Mr Ballance'm motion, tho bill was referred to tho Nativo Affairs Committee. The House adjourned at 1.10 a.m.

THE RAILWAY DEBATE.

Defeat of tho Government Proposals,

[FliOM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.]

Wellington, last night. On resuming tho railway debate, Ml* Smith moved an ameiidmeht, of which ho gavo notico last night, that the names of Mowrs Thompson and Locke be added to the Committee. Mr W. F. Buckland strongly opposed the resolution, and expressed the opinion, after the M misters' speeches on tho question, that the construction of the line was good e.-ough for a syndicate to take up without nnv concession. Ho stated that Ihe last fortnight's delay was duo to intriguing, with the view of getting support for tho Government proposals. Although there bos distress in Canterbury, the whole of the colony must not bo injured to give it temporary help. He had boon asked to let the Government down as lightly as possible. That was in committeo on the resolution for reference to the Committeo. Mr TuRNMTix deprecated tho lion, members repeating conversations with other members outside tho House. He reminded the House that the Timarn breakwater had been condemned as the work of a madman, and yet it had proved one of tho greatest euccesEes in the colony ; therefore, the .views of those practical men supporting tho construction of this railway should receive consideration, lie supported the reference of the matter to the Committeo for tho purpose oflurther con sideration and information being obtained, and thinking it would bean actof discourtesy on tho part of tho House to refuse an oppor tunity of getting ihe fullest information as to the cost, &c, of tho work. Those opposing the motion appeared to be prejudiced against any large expenditure of money in the South Island. Ho made a touching appeal on behalf of the T\e3t Coast, and eaid undue ridicule had been heaped on a firm of contractors who had offered to undertake this railway work. Tho speaker read an extract from a New South Wales paper, speaking of the firm of Meiggs and Co., and said the paragraph did honour to the man who had been simply traduced in tho House. Ho con sidered that the opposition to the resolution was duo to feelings of malice against the Colonial Treasurer, to whom the colony was much indebted for its present advancement. Mr Mknteatjt did not consider the proposal before tho House to be the con struction of a line, and therefore supported tho resolution. A committee of the whole Houso would merely resolve itself into provincial districts for tho consideration of tho matter. He affirmed that all loaders of politics in the country had said the rail way should be made, and the only question, therefore, was not as to how long its con struction should be delayed, but how far it was advisable to proceed with it at once. In serving on the committee, he waß not going there as an advocate, further than thut he believed the railway should be made, but as one who wished to discharge a trust to tho colony. Tho question for tho appointment of a Select Committee was put at 4.45, and the Speakor declared that the ayes had it. Mr Down!e Stewart called fora division, which lesulted as follows :—Ayes, 27 ; noes, 34. The following is tho division list : — Ayes, 27. Noes, 31. HilUtco AtkiDSDn liovaA Barron Uuwan Biicttara Garnck Hiuoo uuli;ncsß Uryoo Hursihouao Uuchanan Ivt-ss J. v Hipkland Juyoe Dargavillo 1 ance DodEon Lirnach " Duncan Lovottam Fisrer wacandre* luilton J. McKunz'O (Moeraki) Grey McMillan Hamlin Monteath Hatch Montgomery 11. liirßt O'Callaghaa llislop O Connor llobbs Pearson. Lako Pere Mucarlhur Rees M J. a Mackcnzlo K. ttlchardsm Mitchelsjn Seddon Moui . Stout Mofs Tole Newman Walkor Ormond W. Whit} lVaco k HolUsston Robs Russell Suttor T. Thompson J. W. Thompson Trimble PAIRS. Aj'es, Noap. Steward G. V. Richardson Frascr VV. J. Burst Holmes • Fergus Brown J. K. Whyte Vogel JohnEOn Turnbull W. F. Auckland Havpor . Wakcfleld liorr Connolly AllwriKht Samuel Cidmnn Wilson Smith yyko Gore Locko Pratt llakueno

THE NEWMARKET RESERVE QUESTION.

Mooting of Ratepayers.

A meetiko of the inhabitants of tho Borough of Newmarket was held last evening in the Public Hall of that district, for the purpose of confirming tho resolution of the Council and ratepayers re changing the purpose of tho Newmarket Reserve. About H)0 por sons were present. Tho Mayor read the advertisement convening the meeting, after which Mr McCaul was voted to the chair.

Cr. Morgan then moved—"That we, tho inhabitants of tho Borough of Newmarkot, in public meeting assembled, do pray the members of lho House of Representatives to allow the Newmarket Reserve Act Amendment Bili, now before the House, to pa?s, and become law ; that, owing to tlio railway line running across tho reserve, its broken character render.? it useless as a recreation ground. That it is not required as a breathing space, owing to the cloFe proximity of Mount Eden, Mount Hob&on, and the Auckland Domain."

Cr. Bishop seconded tho motion, stating that they hud already decided to petition Parliament to endow the borough with this reeervo. They estimated that tno rental from this reset ye would amount to about £3f>o per unnutn — nearly equal to the present rates of the district. It was well known that they wifhod to borrow about £7 000 in order to lay water all through the borough, and they could not pay tho interest on this unless they received some endowment from the Government, and this, was tho only piece of land in the district which they might obtain.

Mr Piuteii said that great efforts had been made to pet this Newmarket Reserve Endowment Bill passed through the House, but unfortunately there was considerable opposition brought to bear upon tho bill, on account of the ratepayers of the district not having given their consent to tho conversion of the reservo into endow ment-. It was their wish to let this out for building purposes that were estimated to be about tho value of £1,000 par annum, which would return an incomo of £450. It had been stated in tho papers by a letter from the hand of one of the Coun cillors that >t would require at least £21,000 to accomplish the works projected ; how evei, their Engineer had estimated the cost at £ 10,000. Their sister borough, l'arncll, had beon drained at a cost of £7,000 and surely this sum ought to bo Eufficent to drain a Usssurface like Newmarket, notwith standing the rock bottom. He was also in hopes that tho Auckland City Council would give them JEI,OOO in order to cennoct with tho Newmarkot main sewer. This would effect a saving of about £1,500 to the Auckland City Council.. They could also drain tho Mount Eden pond, for which the Government would surely grant something Ihe Council had also decided to expend £4.000 in laying water through tho borough. Unless they could get this endowment, a rato of 2s in the £ would scarcely pay the interest on the sum required to can-y out tho works. The Streets Committee had beon round that night, and found that ten lamps would be required, which would also necessitate an additional expenditure. The motionwas carried unanimously. On tho motion uf the Mayor, seconded by Cr. Bokuess, it was further resolved that the resolution be forwarded to the House by telegraph early to-morrow morning. Local Finance and Charitable Aid Bills. The Mayor then drew attention to the above bills, which ho opposed, on the grounds that they were no particular gain to the district. Ho then moved, " That it bo an instruction to tho member of the dis trict to oppose the passage of tho above bills through the Houso." Cr. Kkesino seconded the motion, which upon being put to tho meeting, was also curricci.

"A vote of thanks was then accorded <o tho Mayor, and tho meeting separated.

NEW MEAT-CANNING COMPANY.

About ninety Waikato fet tl erß .. . the meeting at Hamilton m consider the question of the n- meat tinning and canning comVl opoMli«t*' Jackson prided. In op!„*&* % geta profitable eale for thtir S t , ej ««I as well give up farming altoee^ 8«8li! ferred to the report of ?e S < Company to show that the de£a ß d?*>t ■ meat was so great that the Comn tln M ' Astothecapilalnquned ZiT S, **&■ would be Buitable for f l ee Z S nb"il%t they were used at Orauee v btt Vtt Wales. Still, ho thought thev'u'C about £20,000 or f ss.obo £ W^lK chambers and all requisites to carW C(*6 extensive business. Their pW 7 «' ' able to tin two and a half tons adfl voUl^ might not require to tin and can, V first, but would soon do m A •^i could glear, 10U bullocks were knld t<!V ! in Waikato. As two-thirda' n ( ,^' could be tinned, the consumnC ■01«»t 1 irareased to 300 per week A T f 7 Olddba Mr Crate, San Frandreo w « "^.h, ing the coat of tinnincr pi au *. t Jr ed' BW.. 2J tons of meat per daywiukl be>^' k, & a cooling chotubor would eo«t ftff'1"11! He, Mr Uraham, believed thaT ■ quired would not be less than £ Of fX! al "• Graham moved-" That a eonSv •ll' formed to obtain all the neco»aw •"**'!*' tioa required to form a correct X^ the capital required to start ai* 'I* serving and tinning factory for Wt^ and to ascertain the amount of sun -to> movement would receivo and l '^ another meeting, to be 'coweni7i. efo'B eaid committed —Mr• J, j> •$ $ seconded the motion—Mr R i-'ooli an amendment, aißrmingthe'deHf V?^ the establishment ot «lI B S%«f by the Cooperative Associatfon tl*** addition of a tinning ffi^* businees The ameudment Ws i tlt considered out of order and'" -*' sequently withdrawn. -The CbairZ,* ie was certain that the faZ? not live unless a better price w«~«i, tFIIJ ft r &UtlZs£* should be sufficient to establish a B f ffi 7* large tinning, establishment for W.S lho resolution was passed aMniJr^r' and a committee was then formal T-1' ing of Messrs W. A. Graham C* Rutherford, H. Roche, Major J a CT W. Elliy, J.D. Hill, ThonSi Weift ' Kmx, Captain Kunoiman, 0. Hurrl,'- ■ Captain Bockett, W. Taylor SrS Captain Steele, George Clavke.'j'S Reynolds, Henry rleyno'ds, Grice Si S. Goodfellow, P. R. Fraser, C M> mann, Hodgson, J, 13rooks, C. Gonld n Hill, J. Fisher, J. J. Birugh, E w'l mcr.B. Y. Cox, J. B. Smith, Sm! «uh power to add to their numbei? tW form a quorum. & vote of thanks J° passed to Mr Graham for his movement the matter. ,««wn.

CORRESPONDENCE.

Try Before You Buy.

(To the Editor.) ' I; Sir,-Many cf your readers' ahillbgif JR be saved by your inserting the folloS W statement:—A youth of comfortably jW Ml not to say fat, condition is going therousdrf H tho suburbs, disposing of email phiaki, M pummy substance, " Teraxicum", he mil Hli ie, which, he states, h the bMcmfitfii mending broken crockery, etc. "HiiiiiU Hi' who manufactures the article, lives it W Hr many, and he; being a stranger,, U& ji Hp diihcult to dispose of it, as so many frail' ii' lent scamps aro going about; sallinj Iffln worthless rubbish that psopljmijtrartlii« Ira ■ but he ia nover afraid to call, atr^s 11 -' atilace? where he has eoki it." Asmalltiil ■'' hand bill (printed by the way at ths&fflp Office) states that it is ■' warranied toiliij m l: a certain amount of heat without m'dtioa" Hi On trial the "certainamounflfoaiiiiitliil, fflm : one instant in hot water The-mixturebiJi IH suspicious resemblance in odoor, oiiiij. jßi enco and colour to very weak ghe, arii B piece of ware mended with itcainetapieta B^ immediately on being put into colfj wA, ■; The compound ia worthless coetng pr *fnJ .bably to make about a bottle, andWwiH enterpiising stranger appeared tots|k"B • a good business-selling it at las 'bottle- H, he is probably making-two 01 tbrespiniiV HM day at the industry. Pioteclion to W tMf-: industries is all very well in itßVij,lu(r f,-> this case it ia the "local indoetrnwtb K''! want the protection, and I think it m!j wB-\ a duty on my part to put this jwii| Sff statement in writing, and ask you tqiftf BH space in your columns to afford ihijih ?, tection to householders upon wiiitm its lsk? : ingenious (though inpniiwms• taij enoup'h) youth may call.-Your, Si, CARLTON GObE. ~-[i |'\.

The Unemployed.

• (To the Editor.) ■ f ' Sib, —In reading your report of wm jft ing held on Tuesday evening;-wKI X] wishing that every success may •'^■B tho efforts of tho Committee foEsijfe. to raise subscriptions, I would kfliijlr offer a suggestion which; U;'ttifi«B. upon, may bo the means of adding ?aj si-Hp;, sidirably to the funds. If every TOtaHpf in Auckland making full time«otildkii.!jßKJ: and treiioronsly contribute Is per jSBI Ip for six or eight weeks, the nuoibferitilHßj probably reach a .thousand,' wKijlH*; the handsome sum of £50, edfitU j^K^! to assist twenty nVe marrk'd.met litHJ|| families to the extent of 15a per trtek d fflfc an equal number of singlo nu !frPflH w.ack. This would prove a W< J xjj^ Christian - and brotherly fee%, "Bf; would, as I consider, bo •prcft»»H;;+ seeking Government assistocs, jEWMBfe;. in the present state of'the wW ffi£j& Trusting to sco exemplified tho > )<- 1 §> <jj Scotch proverb, " Many a li(l!e a~!Hv mucklo," and the Cornigh motto, "0»««B-|. all," and so relieve the. prfsent.perp™■Jp; and troubled ones ameng us.-YourM'BK

Wynyard Pier.

(To tho Editor) ( if Siu,—Does it not strikeyon^thatthooagfc landers are a curious panpfcj TO'ffSjßJfe Grey, tho member for City E:i '.""'"'B^ about the rights of tho unborn milliiWß ;; Mr Reee, his hcnnhmin, is enlwgicgijJJ the valuo of our liVboriec, no.OBtWJ ■ i any notice ot the monstrous .fSB-1 of tho railway authorities in I'l'\.{f, "4 tho road by which the SMrm '"JgHj access to their nets »nd 1 S ■ , road to the Wynynrd Pier Uta. «*!■, ,': way, dedicated to tho public in !&(»■ » » -. known by what authority of i»Kli;*!>K»!§ of-way is now for the first timn "<<"{ n- "} And is it common" sense Hint «' J^f unfortunate accidents happenrf r Bf^ place where there is no thoroßflffl MB.'. barricade should be placed aHO(?SjM|.' and different flaco where noae'inc i« r  ever happened ?-'Yours, Offlcu]>? j |

Printed and Publishe * *^»&sß| Hknry Brett. otJ^StJffMl I i General Printing Offlc* »J°wi3*f-JB streets, la the Province of *.. •• ''^:"-.'>!:^iSlillHM?K. ";

THE AUCKLAND EVENING BTAK, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1885.



TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. THOROUGHBRED AND DRAUGHT ENTIRES. THE HAYJdARKET. For Sale on Friday. August 7. at 12 o'clock. ■ TTEVEK MIND HIM. JN a pure Clydesdale, bred by J. Borne. . Esq r ofCtiri3tchiirch. lly 1 '."lncs Churllk, dicer, dam Docep.tion ; S soars old. ALFRED BUCIvLAND. p'olrlTT RY~C AT TL E SALES, Pokeno— Monday, August 17. Drury—Wodnoeday. Au = -uit 19. Papakura—Wednesday. August 20. ALFRED BUCKLAND TUESDAYS. ffHl UAYMAUR.KI Sale oir woolT sheepskins, EQDB3, TALLOW. HAY, *nd STRAW. •ion TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND; iO-MOUROW. ' TREES,"FANCY AND ORNA MENTAL SliliUßS. 6LOSING SALES OF THE PLANTING SEASON !' GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON. On account of Mr James Ma;on shifting a part of his Nursery to Kcmuera. MrJamesMasonhaßfavourc(JMo3sr9r.ijhird3on and Jackson to sell by pnblw auction, at th( lr Mart (opposite JlnoUUnd's Ilorao Kepo>itoryp. on Friday. Auaust the 7th inst. the usual mons-or collection of fruit and other shrub?, A MONSTER COLLECTION ox FRUIT J\. AND OTHEUSIIKUBS-SCO Apples and Pears (best sorts'. Lemons, Oranges,' Guavai, Plums, Cherries, Peaches, Apricots, Quince. &o. &c. Abo, Magnillceiit Assoitmont of Ornamental Trco3and Sh-u^s. Rocs, Camolliis, Rhododendrons, ilacrocarpfv. Pines and other Conlfarie. N.B-Wo cal the attention of the general public to this sale, us it will ba almost oneof the last, and all iho stock Is Kuaranttcd from tho well-known Parnoll Nursery, and for convenience of buyers wo havo a, pro'cssional gardener ia att ™ianco and cataloßiiesDrmted, which can be had at our offices and the principal hotels _ Sale at 11.30. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, 81, Queen etroet, and Salo Rooma. W. 8. COCHKANEJ |JAS. DACUE TO-MORROW.. CEDAR PIANOFORTE, WALNUT AND TAPE3TRY SUITES, CARPETS, MANGLES, LiRG'E CORNER CUPBOARD, PLATE GLASS BACK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subsbrfberd will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, Augu&t 7, at II o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of— Cedar Piano (by Bord), Couch and i Chairs 6arp4tfl, J'enders and Irons Hearthnißß. Wbvt nots Pirtures. Iron and Wood Bedcteads. Mat trasses. Palliasseß. Pillows. Featht r Beds, prey ing Tables, Wasbstnnds and Ware, Mirrors, Hip Bath, Couches. Round ar.d Squaro Tables Wood and Cane-seated Chairs. Ricking Chairs, Kitchen Utensils, Grindstone. Hamper, Colonial Oven, Mangle, &o. Also,. Pedestal Stand and Lartrn Globe Corner Cnpboard, wl'.h Plate-glass Back Pump and Piping SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, 000HBANE.1 fjAS. DAOKB. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12. OIL PAINTINGS! OIL PAINTINGS ! Just Landed, No Reserve. The Subscribers will sell at ttielr Rooms, Qneen atroet, on Wednesday, 12th inßt, at 11 o'clock, A VALUABLE CONSIGNMENT, just landed, consisting of 70 Oil Paintings, all handsomely and taßtefully framed, of English Landscape and Coast Scenery, painted by well known British Artists. No Reserve. Catalogues on Application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ' TOMORROW ■ DURHAM YARDS. Tho underolgned will fell at tho Durham Yards on Friday, at 10.30 a.in,, O YOnNG DRAUGHT FILLIES & DRAUGHT HORSE i 12 Light Harness Horse 3 40 Good Hacks I Spring Cart Horso and HarnoßS; ton trial Harness, Sal d lery, & c. Iliays und Sprint; Carts Black Gelding, 3nggy and Harness 1 Spring Cart and Harness 500 Backs Oats 59 Backs Maize HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS FOR BALB, at the Durham Ym&j, ovory Tuesday, Bt 11 o'clock. HIDES. TA-AQW. WOOL, and SXTNH. WTTNTER A NOLAN P.0.80x47J] [Telephone Exchange, No. — MESSRS JAMES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, OF NELSON, Have much pleasure in announcing that thoy intend OPENING \ BRANCH OF THEIR BU3INKS3 IN TUB CITY OF AUCKLAND AS FURNITURE BROKERS, AUCTIONEERS, &c, And have secured tho>o COMMODIOUS PREMISES IN (JUEEN-STRKET Lately oeoupled by the Nbw Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company. On and after the Bth August we ehall bo pre pared to undortako SALES BY AUCTION IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. VALUATIONS MADE. LOANS NEGOTIATED. BANE, INSURANCE, and MINING STOCK BOUGHT AND SOLD. We have FJR SALE, and TO LET for a term ot years, HOTELS and FARM 3IN OTUER PARTS OF NEW Z SAL AND. Also. FOR SAbE, a Firetclaai TANNERY BUSINESS, with Plant, Kngiue, Machinery, Htock-in-Trado, &c. Liberal Advances made on every description of Merchandise and other Goods placed m our hands for absolute sale, • Prompt Aocount Sales and Returns. Charges Moderate. Address— JAMES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, &c, 125 and 127, Qaeon street (Uto N.Z. Frozen Meat and Storage Company). mUCKER'S "DAKING DOWDER. "jJTVNCE fTIRIED ALWAYS TTSED. TUCKER'S "DAKINO T>OWDER. Aak ronr J_> Gransr » for It. WAKNOCK BROTHERS, Kstabiishcd 1862.] BOAP AND CANDLK MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CRKBK, AUCKLAND, Manufacturers of tho Celobrated Extraot of Saap. Disinfectant Powders, First Prize Yellow, Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic and Household, Carbolic, and other Medicinal and Toilet Soapß.mado from tho purest of Tallows, Offices- DURHAM-STREET, Auokland. N.E,-o*>n Purchasers of Taliow. Woo aeepwtiua, and Bono". FE NT O N & CO., . FAMILY AND SHIPPING BUTCHERS, OLD "OBSERVER" OFFIOB, ' VIOTOBXA-STRBET WE3T (next to Theatre Royal), families In Town and Subnros Woltod-on for Olden. Cornod Beef and Pork Supplied In Urge QaanUUet. Hams, Baoon, and Ponltry «wwa to Orflt.. TkOOE PLATES, Btenoll Plates, DJoe, 3J Monoarams. etc., Engraved at the Stab m



JO. PHASER'S • NKW PATENT CYLINDRICAL WASHING MAOHINK. 13 THK ONLY WASHING MACHINE IN TIIK WORLO that doo3 not injuro iho most delicate fabric, IHspeuses with all nibbing. And docs rtll tho family-work in two hours. Printed diroctioDH with every Machine. p iUUE From .01 10s Upwards. Address— CUSTOMS-iCBEET WEST (OpposHo^KcllyJß); WHOISSALB. GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE CUSTOMS STREET;, AUCKLAND. rricemph AMI I Teloph»V»»l>«W^ " Kiiklc" Aisokland. I BVI Bo- The Advertiser desires spsci.il al-tontion to lils Colebrated Brands of BLftWDED INMIA AKD iiUiSA. TEAS- Since hoir introduction the greatly increased ieraand for them substantially proveH t.heir oxcollsnco, and confirms the high estefcii which the Tublic havo justly nccordet. 1 them. Tho following diatinctivo brands all - bear his Trade Murk on the labels, and aro packed in lib and Jib packets, also ia 61b, 101b, and -101b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHIHA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHI.S3 PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. SLEXDED PFKE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY- ZEMINPAB. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Theso Powders, einco their introduction, [ havo been accorded by the public the re ception their excellence deservos, and only require a trial to bo more universally u°ed. Attention is requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobson-street. Auckland, June 13, 1831 - 1 have sumplert the Biking Powder in tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan. Mer chant, Au klaiid, und liuve unaly<-.ed the suine, and find tha constituent pure and well-propor tioned. Tho result proves this article to bo superior to jtny either iniporlod or colonially prepared that has bfen submitted to me. and 1 can, therefore, confidently recommend it to tho public—(Signed! J. A. I'okd, Colonial Analyst" Each tin bears his Rogisterod Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK oJ GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by Import itions from Kuropean, Amarican, ana Australian Markets. JUST RKCEIYBD, EX S.S. BUCKPHAI.U 13, from Cnlontta. via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOK OIL. Catalogues on Application. To those about to commence business, attention Is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special iaduoa menta which I am prepared to offor, JOHN TOUOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCIR, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUOKtAWU. J3, Eh A I X I B, o Victoria-street, IMPOETER OF BUILDERS' & I'UKNIBH INS IRONMONGERY DIBIOT ("ROM MiNUrACTURIUK, Haa for Sale, at Low R»tw— Carponten' Tools Nftlla, Tjookg, Hinges Kitchen Rongo Register Qrato>, la urea* Varletj Marble snd enamelled Slate MfntelplctN Largest Stock In Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other I'endm Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, aad Zlu Slate, Cemsnt, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITK* v i HOOTING SEASON, JBBS GUNS!! GUNS 11 GUNS!! D. EVITT, GJJNMAKKR, 251, QUJSENSTRKKT, AUCKLAND. Tho ndvortl.«er havins a very lanre Stock of }\ia«, both Rreo:'Ch-loif!in fa ' and Muzzlo load n.B. h.in' renm k<"d them at a considerable IiIDU-Ci'lON FUR CASH. £ b. d. Single barrel Guns from .. .. 017 6 Honblo-barrol Guns from .. .. S 0 0 Doublobarrol B.L. Guna from .. i IS 0 Sinslo barrel B.L. Guns from .. fi 0 0 Curtis and Harvey's Best Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder., la Gd per lb, FFF Gunpowder 3si Od „ Shot 0;i s}d „ Cartrldgo Caees, 12 gnago,ss,6s, and 7d porlOO. SvKRY OTiiEit Kind of Shootino Material Equally Cheap. BILKY'S CK.NTKAL FI«E CARTRIDGES, 13 guago, loaded with tho New E.C. Powder. 3UNWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONK PROMPTLY and EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, QUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, 254 — QUESN-STBEKT, AuOKLAirB, _ 254 Wholesale and Retail. «B"Sknd »ob Puick-übtb. LIGHT HAIiNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORHES. and all kinds of SPRING WELLKSLBSf-aTHSBI.



£J HE A P XT OItSE TmEED. wr akk oh-fkrivg &&'' £sl!0&& "^^K PRIME OATEN CHAFF, /^p a '^BpSS*'" A '■fjjrt From Oaton Sheaves, with all Grain, in Lota of 4-ton 'V o aI) At £3 17s Gd Ye* Totf> — '^^jab/aggi^ e&s&' X Store, Net Cash. Delivery Charged according t0 distance. NORTH NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' CO OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION (Limited), CUSTOM3-&TREET WEST (Next Hoathor'a Store). ATTWQ P^ OWEN if f$ GRAHAM'S DRAPERY # gm DRAPERY STOCK. U STOCK. Salvage Stocks NOW SELLING AT £j. ijUUIfIJDJjkJ 06 \j\Jm i PRICE LIST: SALVAGE" Flannel, Sid per yard SALVAGE Blankets, 3s lid each Sheeting, Bid „ Honeycomb Quilts, 3s 6d „ Striped Hessian, l|d „ Trousers, 4s lid „ Calico, lfd ' „ Boys' Suits, 3s lid „ Diapers, 7id „ Men's Coats, from Is „ Dress Material, 4Jd •„ Hats, 6cl „ Prints, 3d „ Mantles, 3s 6d „ 5x4 China Matting, 7Jd, Cashmeres, Is „ worth Is lid AT SAMUEL COOMBES & CO. EXTBAOBDIITABY SALE I / SMITH & CAUGHEY, A,/ WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS,/S/ Will submit on Friilny, July 31st, and following days, tho wholo // / . of the Valuable .Stock of / A, / £> ( DRAPERY ) / f~7 / % FOR SALE<DRESS FAIJRICSVFOR SALE / / / (. CLOTHING i //> / As their Promises, 239 Queen Street, and Newmarket. / <f / a c rt / / / O. (V V.'. Both' Shops will bo CLOSED from Wednesday Evening until / _^^ / n r , n .» ( i,,ii. i Friday Morning, at 10 o'clock, to prepare and / /<7 / . ™Bpcctfully in mark down Stock. / 7 / timato that the / /~\ / disagroeablo neces- SWEEPING REDUCTIONS /U / *& for onco n ß a!n May be expected on every Article and in every / / offc™n X to their Custom- Department. / / era and tho Public, at Snlo 1 /Ov/ / Prices, their comparatively Everything will bc^—as usu,l in **/ty/g&^'*?S££, HEB INK, //y/^ bTg^^AZrZ Showing tho genuineness ol tho Reductions / , /CHEAPNESS, arises from tho fact "la<lCl /J^ / that tlloy nro compelled to make room / S*y / for "n Entirely New Stock of Spring and NO SECOND PRICES. /S\ / Summor Goods' now bcin» Purchased by / (J / Mr- Caughey in tho various -— /. / BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL MANU NO DISCOUNTS. /\/ / factoring districts, / /\y /Advices respecting which thoy expect to rocelvo . / ' / by the incoming San Francisco Mail. jO / /$■ and C. have no Special Lots to offer in the shapo of ,£>■ / /m / Soiled, Damaged, or Unseasonable Goods. **y //C / I'Qo Reductions made ombraco tho Entiro Stock, thus %f / y/ AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPOETUNITY '•' / \^J / For replenishing Household Necessaries and Articles Q£ / / of personal demand. o / / r //??/ STOREKEEPERS, HAWKERS, & OTHERS / ' / Buying Parcels for trading purposes aro urged to shop in tho / /~\ / forenoon. "V SMITH & OATTGrHEYS. OUE FIEST SALE TO COMMENO2 FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1885, AND WILL CONTINUE FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY. DRAPERY, CLOTHING, MERCERY, ALSO SALVAGE STOCK From OWEN AND GRAHAM'S Firo. ALL GOODS MAEKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. 053^ NO DISCOUNT. NO SECOND PRICES. HANNKE N BRO S, CORNER OF QUEEN AND ALEXANDRA STREETS.



NELSON, MOATE&Co/a CELEBRATED CHALLENGE DRINK NELSON, mOATE & COS CELEBRATED PURE BLKNWEB TEAS. Handreds are trying to copy, nnd many are advertising Common Mixtures as Blended Tea to mislead the public. For Government Analysis see Circulars. ASK FOU NELSON, HOATK & CO.'S NATVIML FLAVOCKEU TE.l> They have been awtvrelod GOLD ANI> SIB.VKK !KEl>Al.> FOR PURITY. STRENGTH, and VALUE EXTRACT FROM PRESS: "W tho Tons of this firm arc Boiißh: and Blended by Mr NELSON, n Prn fasslcnul Taster and Blonder of Repute NELSON, MOATE & Co.'i SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUKEDIN, CIIIKST- CnUKCn, WELLINGTON, 166. QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVSRWDIER]i OINGER BEWTNG MACHINES Sales In ISS2 603,292 Machlno*. „ 18S1 561,036 „ INCREASE 42,250. *3. TURKIC OUT 0? KVERY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN' THE WORLD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THHfK HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 1!! AKD AT cnnisTOHuncn exhibition TWO GOLD 4 TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PEK 2/6 WEEK Only at 281, Qoeen-stbbet, Auckland. BEWARE OK (IEItMAN AND OTHKR IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. KEATIHC'S COUCH LOZENGES. COUGHS. COUGHS. COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. • CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. BRONCHITIS. BRONOHITI*. BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARSEN KSS. HOARS KNESJ*. HOAHSENKSS. Composed of the purest articles. Those Lozenges contain no opium nor any dolcterioua drug, thorefore the most delicate can take thorn with perlcot confidence. 'Ihelr beneficial elfeot is speedy and certain. Thifl old unfailinß family remedy is daily recommended by the most emi nent Phyrieians. (In use nearlj- 60 years). Sold sy all Chemists, in tins, oach having the words. " Kkatinq's Cough Lozonßos," engraven on the Government stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely veqetablb sweetmkat, both In ap pearance and taut', furnidm'nc a most agreeable method of administering the only cortain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It la a perfectly safe and miia pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in tins by all Druggists. rp phacock, ■*- • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, SnORTLAND-BTREET. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectacles and Eye-glasses of eveiy kind; an accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glasses of superior quality Toleßcopes, Binocular Field Glasses, and Mloro- Bcopos : powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mlninjt Cornpaaao?, Abney Levels Drainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships" I.okta, Sextants, Composes, Binnaolea Baromoiprs, Thermometeiß, Hydrometers Electrio Bells, Battories, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides: Hnnd Magniflen Sterooscopos and Hlidea, Graiihoscopea Stoam Guages and Tubintr, Suliaometers Amateur Photographic Cameraa Just Rkcbivbd— Self-regißtorlnK Aneroid Barometers Also. Aneroids for Lobbies, with banasomely carved frames INSTRUMENTS OF EYJSKY KIKD RRPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE FOBT-OFBICg. MUSIC, Poiteoiiia, Landeoapeß, oto., ' LiUioonraphod In Mlnlatnra anaOolonn » 'btßtix Office.



mo THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIK9 FURNISHING, &o. THE DIRECT SUPPLY'STORE Still offer* the Unequalled Advantages to Pur chasers of all Cla- B<-a of Goods direct from the Manufacturers nt Wh' lesalo Prices, FOB OASII ONLY. EARTHENWARE, LAMPS! LAMPS 1 CHINA. jlj o gt a r Hand Lamp, Fancy China Ton Sota, 1?, 4 10 pieces 183 fid Table Lampa, 3a Cd Oh In i Cups and A Choice Assortment Saucere, 6s Gd a doz. of tho Now Empire Printed do., 4a ad o 7,. Lamps Plates, from 2s a doss. Largo Stockol Kitchen Odd Printed Cups, 5 a nd Parlour Fondora, for Is sd ni Odd White and Gold Firo Ironßi a n p r ] C es "Su <SE?offis? U" l^nlcagWrrot GLASSWARE. Nat and Coat llookf ,, Tumblors, from 3d lsadoz. Win es, from 3d Do. Rack?, from Is each Buttors and sugars. 9.1 OuTL XR V ! CUT- Glass Dishes 3d each r irav i (splonCid vnric'.y) uuai . Also, Dican ers, Jugf, In all kinds and at all &c. Prices, Also, AT DIRHCT IMPORT PRICKS, Kngliah Tin and Stumped Goods, Galvanised Tubs and Bucket*. Brushwaro, British and Foreien Fancy Goods (suitable for Birthday ai:d Wedding Present!), and tho Thousand nnd Ono articles required in every houto. INQUIRE WITHIN FOR EVKRYTHINGAT THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, 219, QUHEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. CHARLES lIKSKETII.J [ALEX. AITKIiN. HESKETH AND AITKEN nro glad to Inform their Customers and the Public generally thm. having cold tlic whole ot their Jan. year's Stock of Cluvrra, etc., they are in a ,/oaition to OH'or an Entirely New Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangl, from Lon don, mid per Mail Steamer from San Francisco, an Under, all current season's growth, consisting ° WIIITK CLOVER (Trefoliiun repens) RKD CLOVER (T efolluin prUens) ALBYKK i LOViCU (Trefolium hybrids) COWGRASS (I'rtfollum perenne) SCARLET CLOv rKR ('l'rcfoliiiiii inearnatum) TREFOIL (JiorticaKO snpnllna) LUUHiNE (Me.dieYigOHitiva) ALFALFA (illodicngo Chilinna) TIMOTHY (I'hleum l'ratmis) CRKSIKI) DOGSIAIL (CynosurHß crietalus) MKADOW FOXTAIL (Al<i;iccurtu protensis) SII KKI'S FKt-CUH lFcs.tuca ovina) WOOD MKADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralis) PRAIIIIK (BromusSchrcederi) DOOM GRASS RAT-TAIL (Sporobolusclongntus) RYK-GRASri (Solcuri pencne sempervironsl COCKSFOOT (Dactylisglom, ratal PURI'LE and GREEN' TOP ABERDEEN TURMPS DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE, WHITK SIONK, AND CLOI3E TURNIPS SWEDE TURNIPS They aro also Agents for the Rnnclust as Manufactured by tho Aii'k'aml Manure Com puny, Sydney lione.lust and Flour, Mineral nnd Mono Phosphates Potato and Grips Manures. Peruvian Uiiano Nitrate of Soda, and oilier Artificial Manure* ; Oats, Maizo. Hurley. Ileans, Pease; Course, Fine, nn.l Hock Salt, Culira, and Liiwud Cako ; New Zealand Flax und Tow. etc They aro also appointed Agenta for the Pure Indian Tea imported direct by Captain Hcrold from his brother's gardon at Dargeeling. THE "I»EW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT AN I) STOIiAG h. CO. (Limited), RAILWAY WHARF. Tho Company having Disposed of their Retail Buslnoss, nnd the works at tho above address tning sulliclently advanced.are no\f prepared to offer ovoiy inducement for Uio extonbion of ihelr Wholesalo Meat Business. Tho Company havo on hand dally:—Primo Freßh Quarters, Humps, Loins. Ribs of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Veal, by thn carcase : Ox Heads. Kldnoys. Tails and Hearts.Sheeps' Kidneys and Sausago Skins, Cornod Beof end Pork. Tho 'Irado und Shipping aupplicd at lowest ourrent pricos, and dolii'ery made. First-class quality guarantef d. Applications] to bo mndo to tho Manager Wholosalo Department. Hallway Wharf. THE NEW ZEALAND MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY. NOTICE TO FARMERS AND STOCK OWNERS. Tho Company is now engaged Freezing for tho next Shipment to England, which will take place in tho first week In September. The Company is proimred to rccrivo and Freczo both Snecp and Cattle on behalf of ownors, and no extra charge over Kreozirg Ratea will bo made for meat to bo Included in the next Snipmont. Timely notice is, howover, noocssnry. and oarly application should bo addressed to tho Seoretary, N.Z. Frozon Meat and Storage Com pany. Fort-stroot N.B.—Slnglo carcases or primo juints will bo delivered, to all tho principal towns In England I3APERHANGINGB, W. PHILLIPPS 4 SON HAVE RECEIVED. XX LATE ARRIVALS 185—P ACK AG E S—lßs CONTAINING 55,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS, CONStSTIXQ OF NEW PATTERNS for Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall and Staircase, suitable for tho Mansion or Cottage, BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, VND BKST VALUE KVER OFFERED IN PAPERHANGINGS. 916—PACKAGES—916 SCRIMS AND HESSIANS PLATE AND SIIKET GLASS, WHITS LKAD, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W, PHILLIPPS & SON, 95 AND 97, QtJEEK-STRKBT. *?s?£■&§£ 'HUE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF L NEW ZEALAND, The Public Trustuo may bo nominated Sxcioutor nndcr tho Will of a Tostator, or rrtißtee under n Marriago or otlier nettloment, No ehargo ia mado upon tho deposit fur safe custody of any Will by which the Publio I'rußtco la appointed Executor. Pronent Trustees. Exocutors, or Administra tors may. If anprovod, reliovo thonißolvos of ruturo responsibility by transferring trusts to tht> Publio Trustee, llonco. Truntees residing In England, Amorioa. and 01.-owhero, holding oioneys for tho bcnollt of persona who havo emigrated to Now Zealand,may not only relieve themselves of responsibility, but, as the rate o£ tnterostobtainablo in New Zealand exceeds the English rate, will greatly augment tho Income of tho bonoflciarias by so doing. The Btate gives an absolute guarantee against loss of ninds by the fraud or dishoneety oil Its ufloers. Tho Public Trustoo holds large sums of money for Investment on real security at ourront ratoa of Interest, Applications for advance on first mortgage will bo received at the various agen nlos, where all furthor particulars may be ob t lined. R. O. HAMERTON, Public Trustee. C. D. de Castro, Acting Agent. THENEWZEA! AND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. DIKKCTOBB: The Hon. Sir Julius Vogel, K.C.M.G., Colonial Treasurer (Chairman) W. S. Reid. Edq., Solicitor-General J. 0. G' yin, Esq., Secretary to tho Treasury H. C. Hamerwn, Esq., Publio Trußtce Nicholas Reid, Esq , Merchant, J.P. J. H. Botluine, Esq, Land and Commission Agent, J.P. G. V. Stinnnon, Ksq , Merchant, J.P. H. D. Bell, Ksq , Barrister G. Fisher. Esa.. M.H R.. J.P. Geo. S. Graham, Esq., J.P. This Aseoclatlon is the only Office which pos sesses Government Security acd proffers to the public the combined advantages of MUTU-Uj ASPURANOE WITH LOWEST PREMIUMS, AND INVIOLABLE STATE GUARANTEE, After 15 years' existence, the Office has now ACCUMULATED t^UNDS exceeding ONE MILLION STERLING. Its Annual Incomo exceeds .. _ £230,0C0 It offers the most Llboral Conditions extant. An Insurance of £1,200. at tho premium charged elsewhere for £1,000. equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF £200, In idditlon to Full Participation in Profits. Branches in all the principal Towns in tho Colony, and Agencio3 at all the Money Order Post offices In the Colony. Hsad Offlco, Wellington, ' UCKIB' 7th April, 1885. "ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHJIIa ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLt. The Royal Mall Coach (carrying Doasentreral will, on end after Oth October. lraTJSffi farther notice, run to the following Timb- TADf.K I— Leave Cambrldgo for Hamilton Junction Rail. way Station daily at CM n,m.; returning from Station to Cambrldgo on arrival of Train from Auoklund. Loave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Monday. Wednßsday.3, and Fridays on arrival of Train from Auckland; returning from To Aroha on Tooadayg. Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 am' BBtchlna; the 2 o'clock Trala at HarolVn Jnao tlon for Auok-land. v"" BOOKING! OHTICKB I amrort Ilotol, Hamilton West'; Colsmts. Ho;.ol 1 nAroha; andaimyPremiseu.Kiri-wood jnd liaKO-streots, Caaibridgft. W. K. CARTER. Proprloto. Cam brtdtta. October 1833. "*""* PassenKora Bookid at H. H. Hayr and Co's Ellgh-stroet. Ancklanrt. W J l> ! ,,SK<?NNER AND SON, YY . BuUder^C^po^^aj^^ *. Allßranch^^Bu^T™^^^,,, Shop Fronts, Offloo Fittiamr tto,



DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED. HAMBURG TEA TO THE REBCXJB. Corroborative Evidence. Nixon-street, Surrey Hills December 8,1881. bMoSp',?'l -? nvlnF.boPn a suffi.rer for a con- Bldoiable time from bi.iousness and hoadacho I uni pleased o inforn you that the "S m, b«r ß Tea you recommended m l.ns «Khbo cs7iz s£ Sf «fi haTorer rfukon. lhan £r°m a"y P™Pa™tion sh™ I( my recoramenrtatfon Is of any ncrvirn In common fairness I think ir, i 8 duo tjjon ' Yours faithfully, «entlc but Eflioacious. Wyndham-street, Aluxandria, Sydney, Fob. 11 Yours faithferj- JUaEPH LINQARD. Dear lffi? OIR Fna, rai Februnvy 10,1881. IlilPiPS Yours faithfully, J. HOGAN. AN ALDKRMAN'S UKCOMMENDATION. Dear Sir, _ I havnh? cy> Fob™u '-V 13> 1831. Re«tion and slukk sh?,™, nf *»» l'^ ercr from indi nlitUetimoa™ ,„—le»» of the hvflr, and wns, Yours faithfully, T. MURRAY. Wholoaale Dep6t for Auckland : M. LEVY & CO,, Qussn-btrekt, Auckland.



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A POPULAR COMPQSBtf'If^ YtKOICT. * I M*^MhS.-». ltl lei' Gentlemen,— -t »rtiit^'Bi': 1 huve pleasure in informiDK f^. Jacob's Oil hw just relieved WJ ift I attack of toothacho and neuralgia- .j^f1. 1 mustodifcssltrictlitsoiiieulii'-^-" -I?; . bavin* boon victimised at- dilftn» '.[rfifflß::; mnny spurious preparation". ™ IzJjMmSHKm say St. 'Jacobs Oil gave bN-'WSpffl : and is all you claim it to bo. J.^T^^nm1 it with every. onfldenca, as IM™ JjXk XX eonallv to alleviate tho irritation ml-1," |t... . mosquito bites. , t) f» [Mr Summero Brown Is the I";Hf f|u ,Bii'iE po8«:r of the popular patriotic,w™;,i2wJß| Boys at tho lTront," which is C3f;^im furoro amot.gat, the woH-wibherßM"' », A Leading Merchant's .P | Tho I'ropriotors St. Jacobs OU. jK I Jjii'|ffi Gentlkjiev,_l havo «>u<*St[os Kit titling to tho value of tho RNJKtLio*' ' an St, Jacob's Oil, havinff hofl4rsggitHH often for ncuralpriu, sprains, ana O^»M is Kinco my arrival lj«"-3,.ttoVfflnV«*Mi special benefit from-usingit. .^SihH since I caujiht a severo co!d on J^SSB: nexlectinK this tor two oW'/iaWI'SMB pain, with all fuo aens AiiS'SH Hnvins; eoino of tho oil n '^MSMBm tho chest niphtand »ioriiing. &Pry\ WWW relict, and in a few dap tho P&»s[|tif«'Mj ; co»BBd. lam confilcnt*»'lSitld^iß fered from an attack of i»«»SSllfB' lunsJ had your valuable P repsrt . ld .*M|:: usoit and persevered with. _i, n ni«J^ lalaß You aro at liberty to mako wn»* ffM H Of this notice. ,~_ , rftaSSiS yourßfaithfull^ Eyffi >» Mr Walker is a mombf rot MS arm of Walker, Lemon, and Wi?* |'. Wholesale Depot ! or AuoklW** ;■ , Qdkbs-stbeet,