MEETING OF LIBERALS AT HELENSVILLE.

Thk newly-formed Liberal Association of Holcnsvlllo held a meeting on Saturday evening, tho Oth inst. in tho Forrostors' Hall. Thoro was a largo attondanco. Mr Powell was called to tho chair, and explained that the Association had sent au invitation to tho L'.boral Association of Auckland to send some of their members to assist them in inaugurating a branch association ;in Helensville, and in response to that invitation tho Auckland Association had delegated Mr Farnall, President, P. M. Grant, Secretary, F. Jeune, Treasurer, Messrs McNaught and Birrell, Vice ■ Presidents of their Association, to proceed to UeJensville, and assist in forming tho Association, and address the meeting. Mr Farnall delivered a very able addreiw on Liboralism, and reviewed its bearings on colonial legislation, showing that Uio so-called political parties in New Zoaland were principally based on the persondle of tho leaders, not on broad and liberal measures. Mr Birrell gave an in teresting address on " Liberalism, what is it?" and during tho course of his remarks quoted extracts from a paper read on tho abovo question before tho Auck land Liberal Association by Mr Lcpper. Mr McNaught treated the meeting to a vory eloquent and exhaustive outline of Liberalism, showing clearly that its plat form was reform, not revolution—as many seemed to .suppose—as their watchword wa« equal rights for all, not tho sotting of class against class, but doing away with class legislate n. lie briefly seannodtho various forms of government, and paid a high tributo to Hon. E. Gladstone for having extended tho franchise to the agricultural labourers of England, and tiius giving political liberty to nearly 3,000,000 British subjects. Mr Grant, Secretary of tho Auckland Liberal Asso ciation, said that he had a very pleasing duty to porform, that of presenting to tho nowly formed llolcnsville Liberal Associa tion a gift from li.. D. L. Dull'uis's, Esq., late President of the Auckland Association, of 50 copies of thai gentleman's admirable work "HardTimosanuLai.dMcnopoly." ILb also cave a short history of the Auckland Association, its progress, and tho work it had performed during the time ol its oxistenoo, and laid beforo tho Asso ciation the " Land Tax ' petition which was approved of by tho Association. Mr Joune announced several important matters to tho mooting. The following, resolution was proposed by Captain Adams, seconded by Mr It. C. Cameron, and carried with acclamation, "That this meeting adopts the Land Tax petition being circulated for signatures by tho Auckland Liberal Associa tion, to ho presented to Parliament during tho coming session, and pledges itself to support mombors who will vote for the passingofaLandT&x." Votes of thanksand throo hearty cheors woro given to the dele gatos from tho Auckland Liberal Association. A largo number of thoso present onrollod themsclvos as members of the newly-formod Association, which promise? to bo a strong political powor in tho district. Messrs Powell and K. C. Cameron hospitably entertained tho visitors, who returnod to tiwn this morning highly delighted with thoir trip to Helensvillo.

OPENING OF PUKEKOHE CONVENT.

Tiik now convent buildings at Pukokoho, which liavo just been completed by Mr lloodwin a3 contractor, under tho superin tondencoof FatliorCostollo as projector and architect as well, wero noleninly opened and bleHsod by Bishop Luck in tho presence of a lar^o concourso of pooplo, numbering upwunlHot'loo. A detachment of Auckland visitors arrived by ppccinl train at half past twolvo, and wuro hosj itably received and ontortaincd by Father Costello and the Sistors of tho mission. Sottlcn? with their wiveß, hods, mid daughters wero also present from tlio surrounding district?. At half-past two tho opening core mony was commenced by tho Bishop. In tho course of Ilia sermon lit . oforrod in oulo^iKtic torms to tho under u.king which hud ju^t boon sucoo=sfully consummated, and enlarged upon tho ro sultant good which might reasonably be anticipated. Ho considered the building iteolf to bo in every way united for tho pur peso for which it waa intondod, and re garded it as another movement in tho de velopmontv of higher education. Ho felt HatUfiod tkat tho diatingiiiahcd abilities po? ---wh?od by thoSistore would be oxortcd to impart an education for young ladies which would not only prove a great convenience to many, but would, iudocd, bo of iinmen?o good, not merely in the growing district of I'ukekoho, bnt tho whole provincial dis trict. During the day over iT>O was re ceived towards tho reduction of tho debt on tho building. Tho Auckland visi tors left at live o'clock, cheering leather Costello before thoy loft, and being choered in lclurn by tho settlor?. The tedium of tho two hours' trip to town was icliovcd by tho einging ol selections of .■acred music.

Tho total cost of tho convent buildings, inclusive of extras, will bo about £1,000 Thoronro cix Siators of tho mission stationed lit I'tikokoho, anil they have accommoda tion for about twenty young ladies. Already sevoral parents havo intimated their inton tion of gonding children as boarder?, and it is estimated that tho daily attendance at tho Sistera'school alono will not bo far short of 100.

WORKING MEN'S FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY.

Tnii annual mooting of the Auckland Work jng Mon'.s Friendly Aid Socioly was hold in tho Parnoll Oddfellows' Hull last evening. Thcro was a good attendance, amongst thoso present being Mr Moss, M.H.R. Mr Emonry occupied tho chair.

Bai.anck-sukut.—Tho statement of ac counts for tho your onding May SI showed : Kocoipts—Contributions, £14U 7s 5d ; initi ation feos, £7 Ss ; medical pence, £28 13s ; proposition monoy forfoited, £ 1 7s Gd; total, £180 12s lid Expenditure, .0103 ; lodgo surgoon, .£'2l 10s ; secretary's salary, £10 ; sundries, £9 8a 3d ; total, £143 8s 3d. This with cash in bank on June 2, ISS4, interest and cash in Treasurer's hands, loft a crodit balanco of £350 12s lOd. Tho report showed : Number of mombers at tho beginning of year, 7S ; admiHod Binco, 33 ; loltby arroara, S ; total number at date, 103. Both balance-sheet and report wero adopted, Okkioebs.—Tho following wereolected :— Chairman, Mr limenry ; Secretary, Mr S., Burgess ; Treasurer, Mr Jns. Pee, sen. ; Directors, Messrs Powell, Nairn, Alderton, Burgess, and Gardner ; Financial Commit too, Mossrs Haytor, Mills, Nixon, Smith, Leo, and Bowo; Vigilance Committee, Mossis Alderton, Burgess, and Nairn. Auditors: Messrs J. 11. Mills and A. Smith.

'Anniversary. — The Secretary stated that the anniversary was celobrated on Miiy 25 by a soiree and dance, it had been stated that this was the fourth anniversary. It was correctly tho fourth colobration and tho thirteenth anniversary.—The Chairman said that the celebration had been of a very pleasant and successful character. Alter paying all expenses there remained a balance in hand of £1 17s (id. The Committee bad decidod to hand this, sum over to the regular fund of tho lodge for tho purchase of regalia for its officers. He moved to this efl'ect, and the proposition was agreed to. Salakiks, &U.-A vote of thanks was passed to Mr Nairn, doorkeeper, lor attm tion to his dutios during tho past twelve months. It was alto agreed to inako Mr PtO a present, of £5 from tho funds of iho Society in recognition of his services as Honorary Treasurer during tho past eleven years. The Secretary's salary wus raised from 2s to 2s Gd per member per annum.

>New Me.ukkiw. — Soverul now membera were elected, und otlierji p'ropofeil Mr Mess was elected an honorary monitor. In returning thanks lie suid that lie would bo happy indeed if lie could be of any use to tho Society. It did a great deal of good in away that no other society did. lie was dlad that it was in such a llourithing con dition. (Applause.)

Than/ s. — Votes of thanks «ero passed fo tho Committee which ably can kit out tho lato soiree, and to tho SIAK reprcscntativo for his attendance, alter which the meeting closed.

Result of the Oaks.

London, Juno 5. The following was tho result of the raco lor Ttiu Oaks Stakes of SOsovs, each, h. ft., for fillirs, then three years old ; Bst 101b each; about a mile and a-half. The owner of tho second lilly to receive 300sovs., and the third 150sovs. out of the stakes (145 subscribers). Lord Cadogan's b f Lonely, by Hermit l' Helfa(?) 2 Sir J. Willoughby's eh f Cipoliina, by Macaroni—Duckling 3

THE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.

Tiik following circular has been forwarded to'all tho members of Parliament within tlifa Auckland Provincial District, and to miny other gentlemen holding Liberal views on political opinions':—

!' Auckland Liberal Association, Juno G, 1885. Sir,—l havo tho pleasure of forward ing to you herewith a copy of rules of tho Auckland Liberal Association, with a state ment of the public objects it hepes to assist in the promotion of. Tho Association during the last few months han been suc cepsful in obtaining the aid of the Hon. tho Premier, Sir George Grey, X.C.8., and Mr X,. D. Duffus in the dolivery of addresses on subjects of political and general im portance. They havo also passed several resolutions, and sent them to the members of both Houses, on questions of public interests. Through their exertions petitions to' Parliament in favour of a land tax are boing Bigncd in Auckland and elsewhere, which will be presented during the enduing session. Meetings aro hold onco a fort night, when all subjects of current political interest aio open for diccutsion. The .sup port hitherto received is encouraging, but with a larger numbor of members, affording preatcr financial resources, the ellicicncy of tho Association is capable of more extended influence, and exercising greater power. The Asfocialion is frequently in receipt of communications from similar societies in other parts of tho colony, and lias already actively af.sietod in the formation of branch associations in several part 3 of the Auck land electoral district. I fhall be very glad to bo allowed to add your namo as a sub scribing member to the tho roll of tho Auckland Liberal Association. —Your", &c , I*. M. Gn.ANT, Socrctary."

SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

Two Fatal Accidents.

C6i«stchuroh, this clay.—Two fatal ac cidents are reported from tlio Northorn districts. An old man named Edmund Kobinson was run .over by a horse and buggy noar Rangiora, on Saturday night, and died shortly after. Tho eamo evening, Miss Wright, a daughter of Mr Kbberb Wright, K.M., of Kaiapoi, was tli'rown from a buggy on tho road from Ohako to Kaiapoi. Sho nover gained cinsciousness, and died in a few hours.

"Blhnjikim, this day. — Tho Blenheim Bfranch of t' c Amalgamated Carpenters' and Joiner« Trade Society Btarted on Saturday night. The building trade ia vdry brisk hero, and the Society is likely to onrol numerous members.

Napier Criminal Sessions.

Nai'lEU, this day.—The Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court commenced yester day, Chief Justice Prondergast presiding. Tho calendar is a heavy one, consisting of- three charges of forgery against two prisonors, a charge of manslaughter against a!female. a horse stealing caso, burglary, assault and robbery, larceny, sheep steal ing, obtaining money under falp.o pretences, and bigamy. Thero aro 13 prisoners in all.

CORRESPONDENCE.

The Band Contest.

(To tho Editor.)

Srn, —A short timo sinco thore appeared in ydur columns, over tho signature of "P. 11. Wilson," a letter calling into question (ho alleged supremacy of tho Auckland Garrison Bond, and making what appear? to mo a bold assertion that the Artillery Band could give them (tho A.G.li.) point? and then beat them. I say it is a bold assertion, taking into consideration tho fact that at the band contest held at tho North Shore in March, 13S-, the Jlobson Hand, though heavily handicapped by ton of its best players being away at JJargavillo, Mas placed before the Artillery Band. lam aware that it may be argutd that the respective merits ot tho bands may havo been transposed during tho timo that has elapsed siucu tho contest to which 1 rofcr ; but wo cannot judge pavo by past performances. Yet it must be admitted that subsequent ovonts appear to subatantiato the opinion expressed by your correspondent, "P. 11. Wilson." 1 allude to tho non-acceptance of Mr Hun ter's challenge If, as. I understand, the forthcoming contest at Wellington is for Volunteer bands, I contend thtro is no ne cessity for a contest here to decide which band shall represent Auckland, the A.G.B. besing tho only recognised Volunteer band injtbo district. Tho bum of COO boing at slake completely nullifies the "friendly " aspect of the proposed contest.. Then/ tho question for consideration is, who will be tho judge or judges? For myself, I cannct grasp the idea that it follows, m a mattor tf course, that a violinist must bo a competent judgo of the merits of a brass band, especially as thosu violinists have already expressed an opinion on the subject. Could we oxpect an im partial decision ? 1 think not On what grounds, 1 would liko to know, does Heir Carl Schraitt thus eulogise tho to-called Artillory Hand, to tho disparagemedt ot the Garrison Band V Perhaps it would not bo out of placo jjticrc to contradict tho im proision that is abroad that the A.G.B. receives any remuneration from tho Government for their arduous services. They aro oa exactly the eamo footing as any other Volunteer, tho capitation allowance boing swallowed up by expenses. Thus it is, I think, tba1, all things con sidered, the Volunteers should assist the Gairisju Band in tho matter of going to Wellington. Tho statement of Mr Hunter, that " a local band was soliciting subscrip tions, &c, t " cannot apply to the Garrison Band Although subscriptions have been offered, nono have been solicited. The insinuation is on a par with several other friendly statements by the same gontlevnan Possibly, however, it may be tho Salvation Army band that ia referred to. In conclusion, I would say that my .eason for taking up tho pen on behalf of tho A.G.B. ia that no member dare wiite to tbo press upon Volunteer matters under ponalty of dismissal from the service- a dis advantage, which tho mombers of Mr Hunter's band do not thare.—Youre, &c., S. Philpott.

Tho Broken Contract.

(To tho Editor.)

Sir, —Judgo Gillies doserves tho thanks of the community for the stand that ho took in ondeavouring to porsudo the Governors of the University College Council to refuse Professor Tucker leavo to depart for Mel bourne beforo the expiration of the term of his engagement. Tho arguments used by tho supporters of the motion were, to my mind, exceedingly weak, and looked preci ous like being the outcome of a previous arrangement, mado in the interest of Professor Tucker, the interests of the University, which is a public institution, having been totally ignored. Although Professor Tucker may bo a clover man, I havo no doubt that ;i suitiblo succcstor will bo found thoroughly qualih'ed to undertake all the duties that would devolve upon him. Vet, I think that Professor Tucker and others of a like ilk who aro brought out litre at the expense of tbo taxpayer should bo taught that a solemn engagement entered into in good faith for iivo years should bo carried out in its integrity, and not ruthlessly broken at their i ivn sweet will. The Professor's letter to t!io Council was pure sentiment, and it should not have received from the Council any consideration whatever. The co.i sequences of the agreement and tho want of a reference library should havo been con sidered before signing, and not now when he sees a ch.-inco vi bettering himsolf at om oxpoiife. However, 1 trust that in future O ir Governors will be more careful how they betray tho trust which the public have reposed in them by nut allowing any loop holes in future agreement?, and by refusing absolutely to provide the sister colonies with professors at our expense. Yours &C, E. MITOHELSOX.

A Dangerous Pitfall.

( To the Editor)

Sir,—T write for the pnrpose of calling the nttonlion of tho Government or the One Tree Hill Road Board to a matter that requires immediafo attention. At the junction of the Onehiuiga and Great South Roads, close to tho Junction Hotel (consequently particularly dangerous to foot passengers and vehicles leaving the Hotel after dark\ is an open train, and an accident is very likely to occur any night. A man or horse stopping into it unawares cuuld easily break a leg, or meet with perhaps more serious injury. You will, I ieol sure, be glad to givo space for this in your columns.—Yours, etc., 6th June, 18S5. Traveller.

DRIVING STOCK OVERLAND.

Sixty Thousand Shocps ent t.^ v, ~ , TAtIP0> ll«8 day Five thousand M lcop in t , *• mobP, havo passod hero for tho S to markets. It is estimated, after consideration, that fully 60 000 I Ul have this season parsed through tT* from Hawke's Bay for the An M and northern markets. TherA v^ i nt* a marked falling off in the buZi^ cattle and horses from Hawko's Bay « t to farmers in the Waikoto L, gi0"1"! attention to horse and cattle rearing

TflE, o AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1885

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Auction* TO-MORROW, NOON. At QUICK'S TERRACE, DEVONPORT. The Auctioneer has received instructionsi from Mr W*atwator. who ia returning to Scotland, to soil by auction, HIS VALUABLE PIAN.O, llAßMO ,«e^^^r r .B^Vlf ol9 ShacK manufacturer). BaKatefle Board, Mueio Stool. Seltzogene. The Whole of the Furniture In Dinin"room, with Brussels Carpet, Bedsteads. Hearthrugs, and also the Furniture, Bf dateads, Chalre, WShßtandH, Mirrors. Jlattrasaes. Pal- ÜBBBOB Sheotfl. Pillow Cafes and Bo aters. con tained In 5 bedrooms. Lobby-India, R«bb" and Door Mats, Matting, Dinner 8011, fee Full c-omplimGntof kitchon Utensils,BraßSPresorvo Pan, Boilor, &c. On view from 2 p.m. to i p.m., and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and on morning of salo from 10 a.m. OKORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. B.' C rcARR ] I*' D- TONKS TOMORROW, noon. PONSONBY. PONSONBY. VILLA RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, LATH THE RESIDENCE OF MR E. LEWIS, PONSONBY. THE VILLA RESIDENCE OF MR MATTHEWS, IN ARTHUR-STREET. B. TONICS & CO. HAVE ItKOKIVKD INSTRUCTIONS TO SELL ON WEDNESDAY, JUNK 10, AT TWKI.VE O'CLOCK, THE RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS OF MR K. LEWIS. Arthur-street. Pon b >nby being LotsSO und Si, subdivision of Allot-i mentio, suburbs of Auckland, having ufrontageV to Arthur-dtreet of about 112 feet. . TheHOUSK is roploto with ovory convenience, naa and water laid on, and ono of the moat mag nifloont views can ho obtained from the balcony, equalling anything to bo scon in our unrlvaned (utrarbe. Also, NKW RESIDENCE IN ARTHUR-STREET, two storied, tubstintlally built, and of the best mitorials, in perfoct order, and commanding the most desirable views. The Residence has been o iinpletod lately, and embraces all the adjuncts of a most perfect home. The out-housea. wash bouses, eta, are woll and faithfully built. Gas and water aro laid on throughout. Cirds to view either property may bo obtained 1.-om Auctioneers. 8. o. OAia] [b. d. tonks TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. fiITY T>ROPERTY ALBERT-STREET. CONCRETE DWELLING-HOUSES AND SHOP. B. TONKS * CO, Have been Instructed to sell by auction on Wednesday, tho 10th Juno, at 12 o'clock, mBE THREE CONCRETE DWEL LINB HOUSES with SHOP attached, contain ing 5 rooms each, and let at a wcokly rental of £3 15s, situated in Albert Btreot, adjoining the Salvation Army Barraokß, leased from the City Council .'or 50 years from the Ist April, 1884. at tho.low ground rent of £30 per annum. The above Property is admirably situated in close proximity to Queen-street, trams passing every fonr mlnntes. Gas and water laid on throughout. K. C. OABRI [B. B. IONKS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT, June 11 and 12, At 11 o'clock each day. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. TTVDIAMOHDS, -TTTATCHES, TEWELLERY, &0., &a, &c. B. TONKS & CO, Have received instructions to sell, at their Kooms, as above, on Thursday and Friday next, Juno 11 and 12, THE WHOLE OF AN EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE SHIPMENT GOLD AND BILVER WATCHES, RACING WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS (Extensive Assortment) SOLID GOLD AND SILVER ALBERT 3, GOLD AND SILVER LUCKETS, RINGS NECKLETS, BRACELETS. BROOOHES, CARRINGS, PINS, STUDS, PENDANTd, Etc. GREENSTONE JEWELLERY, FIELD AND OPERA GLASSES, &c, &0., &c. The whole Shipment to be Cleared regardless oi cost. All Goods are Warranted as Represented. n"ot b. As the Stock consists of the Most Valuable and Fashionable Stocks ever submitted in Auckland, Dealers and others will do well to be present. THE WHOLE SHIPMENT MUST BE CLEARED. The STOCK will be ON VIEW TO-MORROW (Wednesday) for Inspection. B. TONKS & CO. W. S. COCHRANE] [JA9. PACRS THURSDAY, JUNE 11. BPADES, DIGGINgTfORKS, BUCKETS, SAWS, AXES, TOMAHAWKS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS The Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Qneen-street, on Thursday, 11th inst, at 11 o'Clock. A LARGE Consignment of Spades, J&. Snovelß, Digging Forks, Buckets, Saws, Axes, Tomahawks, Carpontere' Tools, &c. , &c Sec. No Reservk. Terms at Sale. SAMOEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. ?, COOHRANEI [JAMES DACBE MONDAY, JUNE *15. VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTIES. THE TWO CORNER ALLOTMENTS FRONTING VICTORIA-STREET AIJD HIGH-STREET. • ALLOTMENT, HIGH-STREET. FOUR ALLOTMENTS, HIGH-STREET. FOUR ALLOTMENTS, BEACH ROAD. FOUR ALLOTMENTS, JERMYN STRBBT. ' ALLOTMENT, BANK-STREET. The Subscribe! b have rocelved Instructions from the Trustees to sell by publlo auction, it their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, June 15, at 12 o'olock, fTIHOSE TWO VALUABLE BUSINESS X SITES, situate at each corner of High-st. and Viotoria-street East, having frontage of 31 feet 4 inches and 31 feet to Victoria street, and 60 feet frontago caoh to High-street. ALLOTMENT 1, having 3) feet frontage to Viotoria-street. ALLOTMENTS 31. 6, and 7, having 23 feet oaoh frontage to High-street, with all Buildings erected thereon. The above property adjoins the Greyhound Hotel, and Is situate only a few feet from Queen street. Is at present occupied by Messrs Roth and Mackle. THAT LARGE BLOCK OF LAND Bitnate close to the railway workshops, Beach Koad, divided into 4 Lots each 39 feet 7 Inches frontage to the Beach Road, by 110 foet deep, and 4 Lots each 38 feet 4 inches frontage to Jermyn-atreet, by 120 feet deep. These Allotments are Bituato ia close proxi mity to the railway workshops, and fronting aa they do one of the main outlets of the city, they oannot fail to become in a very short time of very great value. PART OF ALLOTMENT 18, Bank-street, 31 I«et frontage, situate immediately behind the Northern Club. For plans and further information apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, Auctioneers,



riOdNTKY CATTLE BALBB. Polcono— Monday, Juno 15 Drurjr—Wednosday, Juno 17 Papakura—Wodnusday, Juno 24 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. «HB HAYMARKEf SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS. HIDK3, TALLOW, HAY, and BTRAW. Booh TUEBDAY. at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUOKLAND. THURSDAY, JUNE 10, At 1 o'Clock p.m. THE REMUERA YARDS. For sale, on Thursday next, Juno 10th, at One o'olock, DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLE 200 Wcll-fattod Cattle 1000 Fat and Store Snoop Fat and Store Pigs. FOR SALK-A good Suburban Butchor's Business. ALFRED BUCKLAND. K. 13. KICHAUDSO.N] [T. M. JACKSO.V PRELIMINARY NOTICE. H2G ACHES 2 ROODS. PARISH OF WAI UK U REST, IN THE COUiNTY OF EDEN. RICHARDSON k JACKSON Havo rooplved instructions to soil, at their Auction Mnrt. Durham-street Woat, on Fri day, Juno 12, ♦>•>/* ACRES OF LAND, of good O(^O quality, mostly laid down In gross, and BOmc bush. Tlio laud la wi-11 situated, hav ing frontage to thn Wniuku Itoaii, nnd navigable oreok at the back. Tlio property la capable of carrying 100 shoop. Further partlculara in future advertisement* RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-Btreot, and Durhatn-streot Woat. THURSDAY, JUNE 11, At 12 Noon. NORTH SHORE. J. R. RANDERSON Having received instructions from Mr J. R. Hooper, who is loaving tlie North Shore, will soil by publlo auction, as above, on the prem -1808, Rosebank (1 doors beyond Lake Road). THE WHOLE OF HIS NEW FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of- Drawinir-roomSulto, Largo Plor Glass Mahogany Tablo, Heethoven Goldon-tonguod Araerioan Organ (27 stops) by Beattie. Carpets. Chairs. Sofa, Choffonior. Double and Single Iron Bedsteads with Bedding complete. Kitchen Utensils, Wheolbarrow, Garden Tools, Fowls, Mangle, and general Sundries and Kfl'eets. J. R. RANDERSON, Auctioneer, SATURDAY, JUNE 13. AT MR STOKES' RESIDENCE, MOUNT EDEN. The undersigned havo received instructions from Mr Stokea, who has dtsDoacd of his milk run, to sell at his residence, Mount Kden, on Saturday. Juno 13. THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of 17 Dairy Cows, milking and in calf 1 Well-bred Bull Refrigorator Dairy Utensils Spring Cart, Horße and Harness 5 Useful Horses Farm Implomonts Plough, Harrows, Grubber Plough, Harness. Moulder Chaff Cutter, Puiper 2 Staoks Hay Lot Harness, 3 large Watering Troughß £co. &c &o. SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. giNGER BEWTNQ MACHINE* Bale* In 1883 603,292 MtohlnM, N 1881 661,036 „ iNCßm&sa— _42,35 a. HLTHREE OUT OF EVERY FOUB MA> CHINES BOLP IN THE WORLD AFK SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THRKE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZESIM AND AI CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained at PKB 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK OhLT AS 261, QUBEN-STRIET, AUOXLAHB, BEWARE 07 GERMAN AND OTHKB IMITATION& gOJQBB SEWING MAOHINE& nnHE pARIS T7"ID pLOVE "TVEPARTMENT, Under the Management of the Ktmowned EDWARD GEMARD, THE AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL GLOVE-FITTEK. 5000 P^s~K ID GLOVES BLACK AND ALL STYLISH SHADES. GREAT KID GLOVE BARGAINS AT THE PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT, At ihe fallowing Unrivalled Prices Every Pair Warranted Fir and Quality) 4-BUTTON JflD SUKDE. Is 9d 10-BUTTON KID SUEDE. 3a Od i BUTTON' KIT) SUICDF, 2a (M 4-BUTTON KID. 3s fid 4 BUTTON KID, 4s fid 4-BI)TT.)N KID, Ga 6-BUTTOM K(D, 4a M 6-HUTTON KID. 5a Od 6-BUTT."IV.i,.;, ,« .ii 2-TIUiTON T fJEVTI.WMKN'S KfD, 3i 64 2-BUTTON GIiNTJ.E.UiiN'S KID, 5s 6d KID GLOVE 3 FITTKD TO TIIK HAND TO PERFECTION AT THE COUNTER IN TWO MINUTES, BOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. FIT AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. KID GLOVES EXCHANGED IF NOT APPROVED OF. LATEST FASHION KID a SUEDE GLOVES. Ladies and Gentlemen wi T] find it to their advan tage to have ihcfr Kid Glovkb FITTED AT THE GQUNIKH. Kid Glove Stock the Largest to Select From. Kid Gloves in All Shades, Black Evening Shades, &a. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED FIT AND GOOD QUALITY. THE PARIS KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT Is located with MRS SOMERVILLKS MILLINERY EBTA BLISHMENT, Wbllesley-street, opposite Opera House,



FIRE. FIRE. FIRE. THE SALVAGE STOCK SALVAGE STOCK SALVAGE STOCK SALVAGE STOCK FROM THE LATE FIRE AT OWEN AND GRAHAM'S OWEN AND G It A II A M\S WILL BE SOLD AT SAMUEL COOMBES & CO.'S, COMMENCING ON *& FRIDAY NEXT. ENORMOUS BARGAINS. GREAT SACRIFICES. ALL MUST BE CLEARED AT ONCE. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., CANADA BUILDINGS. QUEEN-STKEET. T. & S. MORRIN & 00. LIMITED, IRONMONGERS, IRON MERCHANTS, AND SHIP CHLAJSTDUSHR/S QUEEN STREET. A Large assortment of HALL and UMBRELLA STANDS in Stock, New Designs, etc. FOOT SCRAPERS. BEDSTEADS. Brass and N. P. Iron Bedsteads, a large selection. DOTS, SWING COTS, &c. SPRING MATTRESSES! SPRING MATTRESSES! Polished Brass Fenders and Curbs for Tile Hearths, N. P. and Steel Bar Fenders. Bronzed and Berlin Blacked Fenders, Kitchen Fenders, Nursery : Fenders, Fire Guards, etc. Brass, N.P., and Polished Steel Fire Irons, Fire Iron Rests, Coal Box Tongs, &c. COAL VASES ! COAL VASES! COAL VASES! A very large selection of Coal Vase 3, New and Beautiful Designs. WRINGING MACHINES. WRINGING MACHINES. Bradford's Celebrated Washing MACHINES. AGENTS FOR THAMES HEMATITE PAINT COMPANY. t. & s. iviorrTn & Co., LIMITED,



THE "CASTLE" DRAPERY HOUSE, JUNCTION OF QUEEN AND GREY STREETS. ITITE most sincerely thank the public for tho very large support and YV confidence we have received since opening our GRAND NEW PREMISES. W: & J. BEEHAN & CO. DRESS and SILK DEPARTMENT.— We lmve also to intimate to the public that we are in possession of all the LEADING NOVELTIES for this season, both in Dress and Fancy Goods. Fashionable DresaGoods, from 7Jd. up. Good value in Black and Coloured Ottomans und Rroelies, all Silk, 2s. lid. up. Black and Coloured Silk Velvets and Velveteens, newest shades. In the MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT our Calicoes commence from Is. lid. dozen up. Towels, 2s. lid. dozen to ss. each. Flannels, Hi.ankkts, Shkktisos, Etc., at all prices to suit the times. Also a large parcel of Job Goods in nil departments, bought at largo discount oil' usual price, which we shall give our customers tho benefit of. Black and Coloured Jerseys—a scarce line—wo have just received. CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.—In this Department we have a full range of Goods ; also several JOB LINES. Men's Sao Coats (lined), 10s. (id. and 12s. fid. .TwBBD Tkoi'seiis (tomatch), r>s. lid. Dbkss Skirts, •_• . !lld. up. Workinu Sunns, from Is. 10d. A'GOOD UsimiL TWEKU SriT for 2">s. fid., 275. C.1., and :!2s. (id., nearly half price. Tho balance of tho Clothing is mostly Ucelong and New Zealand Tweeds. 'In tho MILLINERY and UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT we will be found most reasonable, and our HATS and BONNETS, iwwlly made to order, cannot be excelled as far as style : ud (auto go. The DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. To the Ladies.—This is the largest and most successful dopurtment in the colony. We turn out to order, in the newest styles and porfoct fitting, up to foktv uitE.isK.-4 ir.u wr.KH. MISS DEMPSEY uttends to tlie wants in this department with her acknowledge I ability, and all orders can now bo tin nod out on tho shortest liotico. Also Habits, Dolmans, etc., etc. jt-r The Premises being our own property, and being conducted by ourselves principally, we will sell the best class of goods at lower prices than any other house in the trade, our aim being to keep only the best Article obtainable. W. and J. It. and Co. would bo sorry to bind Customers to tho strict cash system at present connected with tho trade. Como with or without money, and wo will treat you decently and with civility, and any goods bought not approved of will be oxohanged. tar Five per Cent. Discount for Cash at time of purchase. 'ES 4, W. & J. BEEHAN & CO., The GREAT DRESSMAKING and FASHION ESTABLISHMENT, MIUiINKIIS, CLOTHIRK3, GENERAL DRAPERS, AND SILK MERCERS, Junction of Queen and Grey Streets, Auckland.



CASH VERSUS CHEDIT. IN consequonco of tho reduction in price of Now Zealand Twoeds, together with our rapidly increasing business, wo are enabled to reduco our prices, and givo the enor mous discount of 4a in tho £. luspoction invited. Largest Stock in Auckland to soloct from. Tho following ia a Liet of our Prices, all of which aro guaranteed Now Zealand Tweeds, and thoroughly shrunk. Tonne Net Cash. When soiiding orders plcn-o add tho followfng amount for poutago :-Coat, 2s ; Trousers, In; Vest, Cd. NEW ZEALAND TWEED CO., SnouTLANKSTHUKT, noarly oppos-ito I'o.st ollico. _: ... QUALITY NO. I. Quality No. I. Quality No. 2. Quality No. 3. Beat aaddlo Tweod.^ Suit Trou. &Vcßt Trou Suit Trou.& VOBt Trou lull Tron. & Vwit Trim -iiiit Trou. & Veat Trou. 3,3/. 1/7/. 18/- 3/15' 1/13/- 10'- I/I/- 1/17/0/- 2W 1/10/ 2H- ■»/■ /| ; Measurement for Coat — (sZ#s£?F 1 10 2l Vrom "eck Sl;ttl" '" &./$W I 3 In 4 in 5. Ki"Mi si'iini at \. \ // Measurement for Vest— /——tj V~ 1 .A; ! I OUtulPl.Kill " / >| .'I1' \ Measurement for Trousers I &J \ \ Whctiinr po.-U.ti to U; / /V/ 1 I ltok'KH'mVoil'oftrouiicr- / // | f\ i£ £:; \ ft __. U i\ fcia.sa.-^ I i J b-" I VTU?. isn,Ur.k f»i.\ >* \ I j I " v.'il'i' "f i'l'-i •"'}"' '•'■• I ' /■'-■ • X ,J -^.ir—" forwunr'i!! iiilj |«v' of / .'.' J \ \ Ni'W Z.-:i!ilMl lillj KHI- /_.. -J^. I -/..../V t



JB. B L A I X I B, • VIOTORIA-BTHBIT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct moM Manufaoturim, Haa tor Bale, at Low Rates— Carpenten1 Tool* Nails, Looks, HlngM Kltohea Ranges Rtgistar Grate*, 1b (treat Variety Marblo and ennmellod Blate MantolpltMt Largest Stook in Auck land Marble, Elootroplate, Curb, and other Fender* Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlnt Blate, Comont, and Plaster INSPECTION IrTVTTB'" THIA TENSION OF PREMISES. LETTS, WOODWARD & CO., IRONMONGERS & HOUSE FURNISHERS UPPER KYMONDS-STRKET, Finding tho present accommodation too limited for their trado, have decided to make EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS & KNLARGK THEIR PREMIESS, MAKING SPECIAL REDUCTIONS FROM PRESENT PRICES Toprovent Goodsgotting damaged during same. Leading LOW LINES as follows :- Uodstoads, Matttroeses, Spring Mattrasses, Linoleums, Ollolothß, Mats, Perambulators Ranges, Rogistor Grates, Colonial Ovens Fondors, Flroirons, Lamps, &o, In fnturo, our STOCK will consist of that of a COMPLETE FURNISHING WAREHOUSE. qIIOO TI N C SEASON, 1885 GUNS! I GUNS I ! GUNS!! ~ . D. EVITT, GUNMAKER, 251, QUEEN STRICKT, AUCKLAND. The advertiser having a vory I?ir-o Stock of 3uns, both Urcerch-losdinr; and Muzzli; lo.nl na. haa ro-ma lend them at a conaiduniulu KMDUCIION FOR UASH. £ R. d. Single barrel Ouns from .. .. 0 17 ti Double-barrel Runs from .. ..300 Double-barrel B.[j. Guns from .. i IS 0 Single-barrel B.L. Guna from ..500 Curtis and Harvey's Hest Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. is Gil per lb. FFF Gunpowder 33 01 „ Shot Oi old „ Cartridge Cases, 12 Ruajje, ss, Gs. and 7* ujr 100. Every Other Kind of Shooting Material Equally Cheap. ELBSY'S CENTRAL FIHK CARTRIDGES, 12 guage, loaded with tho Now B.C. Powder. aUNWORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DONB PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. D. EVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, 254 — QOEEN-STKEET, AUCKLAND, — 254 Wholesale and Retail. OTSend fob Prick lists.



TOO pUCII AN A X WHOLESALE GROCEK, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE M^SCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Teloirrapl\ AiMrons! I Tolophono Exohnngo. " Eaxle," A uokland. | No. 65 The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho greatly increased domand for thorn substantially provos thoii oxcollence, and confirms tho high ostcom which tho Public have justly accorded thorn. Tho following distinctive brands all boar his Trado Murk on tho labels, and are packed in lib and 41b packots, also in Gib. 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. ! HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS ; EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Brand. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, since their introduction, , have been accorded by the public the re coption thoir excellence doservos, and only require a trial to be more universally ue.ed. Attention is requosted to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobson-Btreet. Auckland, Jiinu 13,1881.—1 linvo sampled tho Baking Powder in tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Au ldaud, and have analysed tho same, and find the constituents pure and well-propor tioned. The result proves this article to be Buporior to any either impoitod or colunially prepared that has been submitted to me. and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to tho public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst" KaoTi tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by Importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. OATALOCTOES ON APPLICATION. To those about to commence business, attention ia 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, CtC.» and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer. JOHN J3UOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. RETT^S^AUCKLAND ~~ALMANAC, 1885. The whole of the edition being completely sold out, One Shilling will be paid for every Cnpy In good condition brought back to the Star Office. MUSIC, IV rtraits, Landecapi c, etc., Lithographed In Miniature ana coloqn H tiie Stab Om«,



Many a man who thinks himself a great gun is nothing but a big bore. DECLINE OF MAN.-N»r»otl. Weakness, Dj-.p» t »U, liupotenci. Soiu.l Uebilltr, cured by " WeUi'. Ueulth R«aew.r. J ilDruigl.u. Ktmctlwnu. Fidmu * Cte.. Aimu. turWwl



A POPULAR COMPOSER* VERDICT. Maison Sulbso Petersham, (tamum*,- . February 10 , iffis. I hare pleasure in informing yon h,.i « Jacob's Oil Iras just relieved my ?&£„?thit St. attack of toothucho n.nd neuralgia faßW6r' ' 1 must confess I tried it somewhat raimw, ■• havinpt been victimised at differentsSi y many spurious prcnaraUonn. but I»» 5" a •>? Bay «. Jacobs Oil gave her lmmedM&i? and is all you claim it to be. I shaU re-™"**,! it with every ronfldenco, a^Uro ,J£??,!Ilal^ l i«muUy to alleviate tho irritationarliJ'fSf mosquito bites. ""ting f rom I am, gentlemen, SUMMKUS BRo'ww [Mr Summers Brown is the writer and ™": po3or of the popular patriotic Bone " rwß°m io sa at the Front/ which is"clisiSS m'I T0 contin7ent°]? 8t ™llwi°h ™«ftbf^ A Leading Merchant's Ex perience. 56 Marmaret-atrcet. The Proprietors St. Jacobs ?«' MMch 2' Gkntmimkv,—l have much nloasi™ i*. ' tifying to tho value of the prepatJtSS?lS tel is i-inco my arrival hera that I ham J« 'J special benefit from using it. About Im2 since Icaught a severe cold on thelunm^ noxlcctiDK this for two days. I BuffeS?'JL Di pain, with all tho Bigna of inflS,^" Having Bomo of the oil at hand,™HS Uie cheat nißhtand inorniDß, experienolnlS relief, and in a few days the pain hiHSS' ceased. lam confident that I BhoWffiST fered from an attack of innammattSo( «£ Yours faithfully. , . '," jLJIARVEY WimKßg, , Mr Walker is a member of the well tr«»il < Brm of Walker, Lemon, and Co,, MehX^j Wholesale Depot for Auckland- ' M. LEVY & CO., -<Tv :, QOEEN-STKEET, ACCKLAKD,' ''■'■:!:>', DYSPEPSIA VANQUISHED. HAMBURG TEA TO THE JRESOOJ Corroborative Evidence • • i Nixon-street,SurreyHlßb, '" " Decembers, 1881 Hkntlkmkn,-Havingbeen asuffererfotaoon. : eidenible tune from biliousness and headat*» I nm pleased o inforii yon 'that tfi i Hamburg Tea you recommended ■ me- ,w ' effected a complote cure. I know KmM '" in? neighbours who. have uaed, it for simitar comiilaiiits, and find it a firßt-olass remedy- S a membu of my family who has beta dnojectto dyspeptic attacks for a groat number otieani nays sho obtains more substantial relief fSm Hamburg Tea than from any nreiiarattai %£,' him over taken. : . ■ ■ ■ ™ If my recooimondation is of any. service, in' common fairuess I think it is due to jou,' Yours'faithfnlly, ■ - The above testimony waa received by Hem Myers mid Solomon, and their salesmen inform' me that they frequently hoar very favourable reports of its reliable curative properties,"l ':; "' •. ticntlc but Effieacidtts.!^',, W'yndharn street, Alexandria, Bjdriey,'Feb.H Gentlemen,—l beg to inform youtjuiti haw" used Knjil Frese-s HamlmrK Tea.in my honw. hold v% 11 Ii good results. Mychildrenbavetaken' ' ft as mi aperient, and iU action has been eentla butelllcueious ~.. , : . ! Yours Mtliful'y. '..•''■ JOSEPH MUIMED. V That tho Hamburg Tealsraost'vakabletotlu) ci enroof headacho and other distressing coil-! i piiiitit? of fuiimlea may be seen from tEefol." lowing letter, written by a lady resident lo " Sjdney:- '•■ - ■ ■• - -v •'.. Woolahara, Sydney, February 10,18JC : I?oar Sir, —For eoni3 tiiuG prcviooßjyi o nsisß your Hamburg Tea, Xhaa been Bntject to ieaif aolie nnd general debility, caused, I think,'bj' the Biiiiden changes of tho weather. lamglfl' ■-. to pay. however, that since taking It Ihavebeea a entirely free from these complaints,andtblnkH' is a votv valuable medicine to baveonhaiii :" Yours faithfully, » ' i ■ . ,; J.HQQAIfo. ,; AN ALDERMAN'S RKCOMMffifDAtlOir." Sydney,'Febraafy U, 18M. Dear Sir, — I have beuuaiuffererfrowtadk j piv- .ion rmil slrijfrshncss of the liver; taU'wkv'*' ulit.lc linn n;.-o. recominendoi.totry the Ham buiK Tc:» i did no. and I 'oundit an excellent riiiiicdy. It id ei-.sy to moke, and my children- : four.r. no difficulty iii taking it Hdnna'thiti"'' " £-jw dcso< firand my liver and-great'y im provi'rt iry digisiive organs. I can eafelr re coiumond ilauiburg Tea. " ;i-..;■' Yours faithfully, ToMUBHAY.: :J Wholesale Dcp6t for Auckland!l! '•■ '• '• 'i'": M. LWY.&"CO,- kltmn QUEE.V-STRKBT. ACCKUOT. • . ' rT> T> R 0 'C.Tit c lie T ■ ■ '"■;;....: OCULIST OPTICIAN, m,' m , Of Christohurch, la now on a visit to Auokluid,, for a bhort time only, ana maybe Consulted}! ; , all Diseases of tho Kye, and for the proper ad iustment of Spuctacbs. With rdKard to-the -J Diseases of tlieEye, there may becoraidprcd' two distinct kinds of treatment, viz.,tlie Jlodtoal and tho Optical; tho Medical to the" Phtticiin, . i the Optical to the Oculist OPTioiiW. 'KntOT two-thirds of the diseases are due totoptiial f; defecta. Blindness, Squint Eyes; Headachea,'";,; Neuralgia of tholi"aMandTemnlM,OaattMUM,,. Inflammation of the Eye3arcfregnentlrcaMw; ; by optical defects, and are Prevented and CmW, • WITHOUT OPERATIONS, by prOPfll/; WPW . Spectaclos, mado to. correct tho aefjefWffi;ii. tion of tho eyo. There are over 500.000 v 4™™,, combinations of Speotaoles retjulreftooorre?-; these defocts—lmpossible to be kopt in BtooKD?. any Optician, even in London,., therefore, mnn , be ground expressly to mooVeaoh^nttivpu,.; T. R. PROCTER received1 the higtaestawsrtl ■ granted for tho manufacture of.SpoofWta«,m .-, every combination of epborioal. and «M*, ■. cal form reauired, at tliolnternahonolßsMS;., tion, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and OoJaMeMj.' T.R.P. has for many years raada an <W&" Btudy of tho opticalmeana necessary WremoW,. tho dofcctß of tho asUnmatio °r"we»tMl>Ufl., eyes, and this cyporienco. combined mft tW. ■ applianoes for manufacturing, enable} Jim » quontly to relievo even tie otherwise hopdW:: cases. [ ' ~ : r '■' • ' No Charge for Consultation. " . ~| ; AiMi-ess:— ' -; "' ■".■ Z\.- THRKE DOOitS FUOM TtrKATUB ROTAII ■ VICTORIA-STRB^V^^,, vy o iFa¥;'F~"^-: bi,b:^:. , MRS DRTirUART'S; t- ■; T^AMOUS "pEMAIiE gBMKDQB.j,,",:,; Tho following Extracts from Testimonial I"111 > be read with interest:— „ , . '_i;, iMS_ ;i Symords-street, Auckland, Fcbraary7.lS» | Sih.-I wish 'Mrs Dr. Stuart's K^'AXii,, succcps. I havo not, found anythmg^o «»".-. the good that they have. I was '"Mffljl '' unwell but by taMufs t-.vo "^Sffij;' am now well nnd Btrnrg agaul. 00? 8'°eJL™,i medioino very uaofal for young ; women.*> 'pa'rneiwl'ickland, FebrnaryAi^TpS^ Inn 'our fro., but now oivjoj the DCBtoi ew» . f , -Yours sincerely. J^NB KvaNS. '; '.Mt Jim, Ponsouby, Auckland, February 11,"*^ lh I had almost defpaired of Bo""W»iTCHM ' havo dono mo.-Gratofuily, AupxgTZi 'ti»T« : Mouut Kden, March 0. B«»' used variouß aru g 9,6uCliasl senisTomn Piera. and Heel, but have »°fc-{onnd-*§g2rts T HK L ADIES' T ONIC} 38M bo4ttl^ 8 This excellent Tonic enriches and P^%^, blood, improves tho arpiitite, rcstola^ ton> an,i vituHt-y, thereby removins -f MJ^ previous fi om which m many females bu npHH J^ADIBS1 QALKNDA R '(■f%!lil&} piLliSj2s'6dond'4B6dper ■ ..;:';: TIIO3O Pille are justlyostoemed l*sss&':. . valuo in preventing d'worn "trajwu^tte « Is 6d per box. .y-g^tim For the relief nnd P^vcntativeofnew billionsnera, gicldiness. const^°hr w i,vA plaints, Indication, pauis in Uio ouoat, i» aidea, &c. - , SOLE W1101.K.--AM AXD KEMID AGBNW » - AUCKLAND, NA— ■ rnggflUJ, MR hS! n% \ Xc QurS°s^ T' MR T. A.' CRAWFORD, I naWTOIf. CHEMIST, ' r.tj.mj.tl (U» " To bo had o£ all respeo able Chemu^ I'll in m ' ,