TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB AUTUMN MEETING.

EvKRYTIttNCi combined to make the Taka puna Jockoy Club Meeting on Saturday a groat success. The attendance was large, the racing of a riKt-class character, and no accidents of any kind occurred to mar the pleasure of the spectators. All the officers of tho Club worked hard during tho afternoon, but to tho untiring exertions of Mr T. Peel, the Secretary, and Mr S. Vogper, Treasurer, in a great measure is duo tho success of tho meeting. ,£3,?3f) went through tho totalipator. Appended nro tho details of the racing t — FLAT SELLING HACK of 25sovs, the winner to bo sold immediately after tho race, and the wholo of tho proceeds to ko to tho Club. Weight, Sat 71b. Distance, 1J mile. Messrs R. and E, Dudor's Alaska (Byers) 1 Mr B. Thompson's Tim (Carey) 2 Mr F, Gee's Bon Jour {T. Taylor) ... 3 Phu'bo (Frewin) and Fuseo (McKinnon) also ran. Won by a length. Totalisator divi dend, £2 15s. The winner: was bought in by his owner for £18<. Hand <;.u' HunoiJS Race of SOsovs, with lOaovs fro'.n Btakea to second horse. Over 7 flights of hurdles. Distance, 2 miles. Mr A. Barren's g g Director, by Papapa - Lady Grey, aged, Hat 51b, (\V. Edwards) 1 Mr J, Wilson's b g Evening Star, aged, Oat (Miller) , ... 2 Mr J. Chadwick'fl h f Marquis, aged, 9st(Hfttf'old.) ... ' 3 Minuet, lOst, (E. Williams); Pipi, 9st4lb, (Carey); and Rawenata, 9.3t 21b, including 21b over (Frewin), also ran. Director was a warm favourite. Minuet cut out the running till about a quarter of a mile from home, when Director, who had been in a good position throughout the race, went to the front, and won by two lengths from Evening Star. Rawenata broke down soon alter tho start. Time, tain, lOseo, Totalisator dividend, £1 18s. AUTUMN HANDICAP of lOOsovß, with ISuovs tram stake to second horse, and Ssova to third horse. Distance, 1 j mile. Messrs Duder's blk g Nigger, by Mangle syrs, Gst 101b (Byers) 1 Mr J. George's b g Buzzard, aged, Bst 21b (G. Williams) ... 2 Mr J. Laing's cti m Victoria, 4yrs, Gst 101b (W. Laing) 3 Rcwi (aged,Bst 121b, Rodeon), The Dauphin (aged, Bst 101b, W. Clifford), Libeller (aged, Set 81b, Hickey), Tho Poot (aged, Bst 21b, Hickton), Kalo (syrs, Bst 21b, including Gib over weight, Sutherland), Sir Bedovere (4yrs, 7st Gib, j. Thorpe), Nannie (syrs, Get 71b, Kidd), Sham (6yrs, 6Bt 81b, including lib over weight, Stone), ako ran. Betting : 2 to 1 against Buzzard, 3 to 1 Tho Poet, 4 to 1 Libeller, 5 to 1 Kalo, 10 to 1 Nigger. Buzzard and The Poet tnnde the running till nearing the slaughter house for home, when the latter fell back beaten. Here Nigger, who had been ljing last, was called on, and coming up on tho outside, ho cut all his opponents down, i<nd led round the turn into tho straight by fully two lengths. After this tho race was never in doubt, and, amidst great exxitemont, he passed the post fully two lengths in front of Buzzard. The Dauphin oroke down badly while in a good position.. Time, 2min. 4Gsec. Totalisater dividend, £7 14s. HACK RACiC of 20sovf).. for horses that havo never won a race of an ad vei thed value exceed ing lUsovs. Tho winner to bo sold for ]59ors, and any surplus to go to tho Club. Weight, not less than tot. Distance, 1 mile. Mr J, Chadwick's b m Manaia (Had field) 1 Mr F. Burns's b m Mazurka (Burns) ... 2 Mr B. Thompson's b g Bull's-eye (Carey) 3 Dido (Whiting), Stella (Hughes), and Disappointment (Hodson) also ran. The latter went to the post without the sanction of the stewards, and although she got homo first was not recognised, tho stokes being awarded to Manaia. Tho totalisator paid a dividend of £4 18s. Mr MoNicol bought tho winner for £1S 10s. TOTALISATOR CUP HANDICAP, value 20SOVS. given by Mr W. Adamß, with 40aovs added: ssovs from the stakes to tho second horso. Distance 1 mile. Mr Robertson's b m Mitrailleuso, by Musket—Erycina, 4yrs, 9st (Suthor land) 1 Mr P. Nelson's br m Mystery, syrs, 7st 101b (Hickey) 2 Messrs B. and R. Duder's blk g Nigger, syrs, 7st (Byers) 3 The Poet. 7st Slb(Hicton); Buzzard, 7st 51b (G. Williams); Sir Bedivore, 7st(J.Thorpe); Kcvolver, Gst 121b (Kidd); and Alphn, 6st 7st (Pearson), also ran. Mitrailleuse won by two lengths. Time, Imin. 4?sec. Totalieator dividend, £4 14s. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 80sovs, with lo9ovs from the stake.? to the second horse. Distance, about 3 miloH. Mr J. Chadwick's br g New Year, by Ravensworth, aged, lOst 51b (D Munn) 1 Mr W. Promt's b g Scrutineer, aged, 12<>t (W.Edwards) ... 2 Mr J. Lennard's eh S Chandler, aged, 12at (J. Rae) ... ... ... ... r> Sunray (agod, lOst 81b, G. Hope), Julio Ann (syra, 9st 101b, J. Laing), Tim (late Frog, aged, 9st 71b, Carey), Marquis (aged, 9st 101b, Radfield), and Mirza (late Mazeppa, agod, 9st 71b, Frowin) also ran. Betting :-6 to 4 against Scrutineer, 2 to 1 Now Year, 4 to 1 Chandler, 5 to 1 Julia Ann and Sunray, 10 to 1 the others. This was a splendid race throughout, New V'ear pulling through by about three lengths. Tho totalisator dividend was £3 3s. FREE HANDICAP of 30sovs,' for all beaten horses at; the meeting. Distance, 1 mile. Mr J. Sime's blk h Kalo, by Yattendon— Gipsy Girl, oyrs, 7st 71b (Absolum) ... 1 Mr J. Gallagher's br c Revolver, 3yrs Gs 121b (Byers) 2 Mr N. H. Lumßden's blk g Rewi, aged Sst 41b (Hodson) 3 Victoria, 6st 101b (W. Laing), and Pipi, 7st, also ran. Revolver was the favourite, but a good raco between the pair resulted in Kalo winning by two lengths. Time, Imin. 47eec. Totalisator dividend, £7.

Papakura Races.

The following nominations were received on Friday night:—

Hurdles.—Minuet, Bryan O'Lyn, Chandler, Beagull,Niggor.Derby,Knikatea (late Goldfinch), Chevalier, Pipi, Director, Claude. Mlrza (late Mazepoa). Notice of Motion, Marquis, New Year, Revenge. Evening Star. Papakura Cup. - Kalo, Libeller, The Dauphin, Mystery, Buzzard, Nigger, Torpedo, Alpha, Rewi. Pipi, Director. Nannie, Tally Ho, RevonKo, Mitfnouette, Sir Bavedere, Victoria, sham.

Railway Handicap.-Kalo, Revolver, The Dauphin. Libeller. Cinderella, Mystery, Buz zard, NiKEer, Alpha, Rowi. Pipi, Director, Mitrallloueo, Nannie, Torpodo, Tally Ho, Mignonetto, Victoria, Sham, Sir Bevedere.

In " Robin Hood's" consultation on the Christchurch Autumn Meeting, the net value of tho first prices distributed was ac follows:—Great Autumn Handicap: Soli citor at Christchurch, Ist, £1,296 ; lady at Rangiora, 2nd, £540 ; company of residents at Leithfiold, 3rd, £270. Easter Handicap: Waiter at the Occidental Hotel, Welling ton, Ist, £270; fitter, 2nd, £135 ; car pentor at Riccarton, 3rd, £81. Hurdle Handicap: Policeman at Christchurch, Ist, £10S; coach proprietor at Upper Riccarton ; 2nd, i.54 ; storekeeper at Wonganui, 3rd. Special unlimited ran up to 1,425 shares, it being got up in two days. A corn merchant at Christchurch look Ist prize, £160 ; tinsmith at South bridge, 2nd, £96 ; mariner at Lyttelton, 3rd, £61. J

AUCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS.

In our paragraph on Friday's issue relating to the conversazione a slight error occurred. Tho convorsaziono for members and friends will be held on Wednesday, and not on Friday as stated. The exhibition will be open to the general public on Thursday. /The exhibits are coming forward in con siderable numbers, and from an artistic point of view are much superior to the work exhibited at previous exhibitions. There is evory prospect of a very successful exhibi tion. Upwards of 50 new ordinary and working members have already been en rolled. Below we give a complete list of the successful competitors in the Society's competition, excepting those for musical composition, which will not be known before Wednesday next, as one of the judges resides in Christchuroh. Class I.—Pupils' STUDiES.-Shaded studr trom the antique, " Laocoon," certificate: Diana," certilicate. Shaded study from the round ornamenta. L. J. Watldns, bronze medal, V" Pnza; C. V. Goldle, 2nd ; Maud Vaile, 3rd; J. R. Hooper, ith. Owllne drawing from the flat flsure, bronze medal, Miss Weßtwood; out line drawing Irom the Hat, freehand, £1 Is, JraneisT. Davles; outline drawing, freehand, for pupils under 18, £1 Is, Mies Carrie Wright. Class ll.—Original Studies ny Students v RvH» VTEUR? ~La"decapo iQ oils- «2 2s- Misa K. K. Uleaxard; landscape in water colours, ni 2g, D. Martin ; landecajjo' btudy, diroct from nature, in cite, £'i 2s, Miss B. K. Bloazard; landscape study, direct from nature, in water colours, £2 2s, Miss K. Ridings; landscape' study, direct Irom nature, ia monochrome £2 23, Mr Trenwith J oil colour study in flowers and folia&e, Hi 2s. Aunle F. Gardner; water colour study in tlowurs and foliase, £1 2s M as K. Hiding- ; second, Mrs Helley ; water colour Btii«y iv frml, £2 2s. Mies h. vv],ile ■ slioetof six pen and ink etchinKuof local Buon pry, £2 2b. Miss 1,. VV hito ; aroliltcoturo. £2 2s, Thomas Bo es. ior the beat work In this olass

Class ni.-OBiami, t^ screens, hand-paitrM^,.?l?^.!^ guinea!); L. J. Watffi1 nrat WttT? second prize, ono mi£&\ Q*mi Vf' Schmidt. Nolson-t. reotSchnS hal((™lS RUinoa. iror the),." S" ecoil4l«fe! schoolF-D. O'gall van, & wS«»ffi? ilrat prize, one Kiiinea- H §1 w «ti Ul street School, .ccVd" pri w H h a^ ft

CORRESPONDENCE.

Tho Russian Press.

(To the Editor.) /'V Sir,—lf we keep in mind the «•' ■ every effect has an odoquateafiI?,* horrence of the atrocity of hnS.Af.MII is not mingled with any smS^ centrifugal action dorreST'"" nentripetalfo re e, a othedSt'! ith with which a theory is proclaim j -"^ mined by the rigo^^afa* posed and combated. It eeenwfJ'" 1 any Government comprutfof^ftS* men should fail to see thai plSa tiona are not the beat iS? pw * with to combat an intellecSK 9 theory can only be confuted br L theory. An idea may be iM cusaion, but never by concussion thelees, facts prove that «!■»■•* Government does not perceivo rti^1 ingly self-evident tr«th P X t £|« ao clearly shown as in thotyrannvS"l over tho preßS. In every Rn •™* there are certain representative^; partment "G leivnoje upronoltoj S lam pltschati," whoee duty is to Vi) the press, grant pgrmitsion of 32* and receive the securities; (mffin every paper maet pay a high «f* guarantee of lovaV and*£ '* auct. The earns officials g^? supposed to give warning to mrZ'J* having published what they maZIT sive paragraphs or articles. WtoS caution the paper is suspended for»t»3 ranging from three to nine montlu S ing to the seriouaness of the offend very alight offences the pablicatfe'i.J stopped, but the sale tr> iqSjS street is prohibited. It has beeTiiu that the journalists are furnSH Government with the substance ritL leaders; but of this we..haw*2 proof. Nevertheless, if not MfoH what to write, they are alwaji fafi of what not to write. BytbfaaT it often happens that tho stobieetj »S the time excite the greatest pnM«S are not mentioned in a single linS the curiosity has subsided. Thtn<S outbreak of Nihilism among, tie S students in 78 was never alluded WM press, although it^as the sole.'tb»irf conversation in all cUsses of sodehr#~ months -after tho -event, when otda » On matters of foreign policy,.'nmjii editors are often in complete diftuHiS frequently the informationeapplSdHt Government is the very' aoSifiaiT truth. In the last Bussoi,) War, tke War Office vfeia particulars about victories wheoa had taken place, and daring flje^aL dispute some years ago the papeii informed that England had yisldwuc* tlitionally to Russia's demanib,:ltt| of a Russian newspaper is indeediisia vicissitudes and troubles. :Aj m% tration, I will give an ouUinatifij/ji, principal daily, the "St! Petetite Times." For my information I-atelndijbb to a letter in a Copenhagen perieM The "St. Petersburg Timta1? hM\ paper, as it dates its origin from tktk of Feter the Great. This moiuiicli'jW the Academy of Science to publiiloaep in German and one in tho Kaseian langui For a period of years; the .icstoj a pointed directors, wbo manned ss■s& cntion ; but at length theGennan latin discontinued, and tbe iteiiu was W by the Academy to the lagnee'tbWdi tho term of 10 years, TftpteeeMi! rights ot ownership, but M the AMt; was under the control of the Minister^ Education, the tem^rtayMeriem&l always advisable to ' eMftiiJß : iiig'mif sonago to determine tt^fti^b/Mjpaj But in ISG4, when'Vj|leiii'K«sc/iieca proprietor and "Bibr, ths ''Time* ceased to be a mere'mß'btiilSiiitetV opinions. Korscli mi learned .mt, who, by tho indep«Bto?«!md;:.ciMriia of his thoughts, as weU'Bty'theuitepty of his private and public' life; had"g«W the esteem of all clamba, <and nbder W control the "Tinieß",-btJaoe,: to »* influential and oulturfed:,..c£, .all, %siu papers, with a decided Libery calm and moderate ip eipretaion. ,1»^ it was feared that it would come, ia'tt breach between theGoverameifMp owing to the letter's oppwliflaJtW» introduction of severe c'laeacal.lWj the place of science in the W'ffffli things passed off smoothlyflutiilS, w the Government'spatience.wffiw* The Academy wasinfomed|lii»|Hp his advisers could no longetßtMJW criticism. The Academy, fcaro&to ,f obey, gave tho fearless editor, to m stand that he had to chooseWrotfpi up his lease or more serious «gjjJKJ He was paid 70,000 rubles ajcommm and left his native country;' jflla staff was discharged, and all,tie,w papers were requested not to giv«»fJ' iiiembersemployment. Sincethwww* have sharod Korsch's fate. «J!^ T. Ussaff is the lessee ;«™j|Kv other papers have fared even«<Bwf " Times." Three dailies wereßtoppat" months and heavily mulcted; fa ; a«* ing on the Vera Sussalitsoh tml« the Government instruction.-, i|fifV was euspended for six months Ist &*> ing the barbarity of the Tnrkoßß F> and lately "Wcstmik Je«M politely informed tbat its belarW disploasing to the Government, W» had either to express different opn» coase to exist.—Yours, etc.,

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Sin,—Ten thousand thanks to* his able and truthful letters wim evictions and oppressions. :OT knows any thing, about ■these a«? amen to what he has stated, m zie's criticism of Mr Hay's. ««« is most contemptible, and.n« °»P thoroughly ashamed of ihtos#f« such unmitigated rubbiab.;) »£* genuine Highlander, ■ whatever «' 1 was in the Duke of Sutherland*," the time of the clearances, m* about them. The Duke^ im notoriously wicked men, aDdc*"S nefarious work of eviction u.twg manner, and that, too, "ltJl(™^j knowledge, so great was the JOTgj in these wretched men. «?&,,, shire man ever approved « w* cither in tho United Kingdoß* colonies ; but, on the pmpSjjj them to tho utmost, Ine wy« Donald, Helmsdale, was mW.^ match for tho factors. we. tyrants threatened t vo&'M for taking tho , part ,f; !»¥ people. Mr McDonald's «*S characteristic of the man. following words to tho factor.^ in this world the civil low J&M from your violence; wWRjUS #; you cannot see me,.and *"? &j hell you cannot hurt me. S hearing these words,. w^SyS struck with awe as to have W^'| his vile mouth.-SiMO^^ Suthorlandshire). Auckland."

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Anettona TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. TRADE SALE. 46 PACKAGES MERCHANDISE, IRON MONGERY, GLASSWAKE, PLATED WARE, EARTHEN W ARE, PIC TURES, FANCY GOODS, TOYS, &c. Ex SHIP WAIMATE, from LONDON. At MESSRS POTTER & Co.'s, Durham-street. R. ARTHUR Has boon favoured with Instructions from Messrs Potter and Co. to noil by public auction, nt their Stores, Durham-street, on Tuesday, 11th, at 11 o'olock a.m,, A £* PACKAGES OF MERCHANDISE, flO IRONMONGERY. CUTLERY, fee- Iron Safes, Knives, Scissors. Stooks and Dies, Scrow Platxs, Paoking Nccdloa. Tea Trnyß, Bracket*. Can Oponeru, Ball Braces, Cork Bcrewo, Tools. Drill Braces, Wire, Bradawls, Yanltco Hatchets, Padlocks Spring Balances, Oalt Basins, Krb Beaters, Hand and Pruning Saws, Coal Vasoa, Hooks. Holts, Shovels, Gur donTiowols, Wire Dish Covers. B.M. Teapots, Toasting Forks, Honeycomb Turkey Sponges, GLA CSS, EAUTIIENWAKE. AND PLATED WARK—Decanters, Wine Glasses, Tumblora, Ju^a, Fly Catchers. I'latim. Dishes, Shades, Ink- Btands. Toilet Seta. Flower Pots. Frnit Dishes, Cruets. Butter Knivo.i. Spoons, He. Sec. FANCY GOODS. PIOTUUKS. TOYS, &c- Ladies Bign. Straw Baskets. Albums, Spy Olasscs. Stanley Bnskets. SbirtStuds, Solitaires, Photo Frames, Note Hooks. Pencils, Pons. Briar Pipea, Queen Clocks, Writing Sots, Old Brown Windsor Soau, Oil Paintings, Oleo graphs. Toy Swordß, Pcucocks, Dolls, Engines. I.R. Balls, Harmony Flutes, Princo of Walos Harps, Tin Toys. Month Organs, Bricks. Sum mor Houbos, Whistles, Toa Sots, Soldiers, KiUhen Seta, Tramways, Clockwork Trains, Music Tops, Whips. Road Rollers, Patent Flutes. Purses, Watches, Opora Glassoa, &o. On view on the Saturday and Monday prior to 'he Sale. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, NOON. •'BELLVUE ESTAT E," MOUNT EDEN. VOLCANIC SOIL, HEALTH, PLEASURE, CONVENIENCE, BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. R. ARTHUR Bas been favoured with instructions from Mrs Williamson to sell by public auction, at his Bstato, Land, and House Salo Rooms. Arthurs Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, 22nd, at 12 o'olook noon, HER VERY FINE PROPERTY, known aa "BKLLVUE ESTATE," Bltuatod on tho Mount Eden Road, adjoining tho property of W. S. Laurie, Esq., and opposite tho Episcopal Church Property, surrounded by superior reaidencos. having frontages to Mount Kden Road. The Esplanade, and Williamson's Eoad, all of which aro iXi feet wide, containing about'J acros of Volcanic Soil. Subdivided into Forty-two Superior Building Sites, commanding B fine and oxtonsivo view. The position is healthful, beautiful, and con venient, but a short distance from the centre of the oity. Two linoa of 'Busoa run past it at short Intervals. There aro in the immediate neighbourhood tho Episcopal, Methodist, and Independent Churches, and tho Publio School. A large portion of tho property has beon under cultivation, and is plantod with Frnitand Orna mental Trees. All deairona o£ procuring Homo- Btead Bites on Pure Volcanic Soil (so highly re commended by all modical men) aro invited to inspect this Property, and not allow such a favourable opportunity to pass. Lithographic Plans will he ready in a fow flays. Terms very easy. JfBED. c. BiciunDsox] [tiios. m. Jackson TO-MORROW. GROCERY AND PROVISION SALB. CIT.Y LEASEHOLD, 7J YEARS, top of Grey and Pitt streets, and known as Lennox's Buildings. ALSO, The Whole of the Stock-in-Trade and Household Furniture in the above. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instructions from the Proprietor Of the above Store (lately in the occupation of Mr Syms) to offer by public auction on the premises, at 12 o'clock sharp, TIE GOODWILL LEASE, together with tho Shop and Gas Reflecting Fittings, ot those commodious premises known aa Len nox's Buildlngß, now ÜBed as Store, top of Pitt end Grey-streets. The promises comprise plate Klass. double fronted shop, sitting-room and Kitchen, 3 rooms upstairs, good yard with dray entrance, let at low rental. The atove will be offered in one lot. according to inventory pro duced at Salo; after which the whole of his Stock, Utensils, and Household Furniture will be sold without reserve. Stock consists— Sugars, Teas, usual Oilmen's Stores, 3 Sets of Avery'a Brass Scales and Weights, 2 Pairs large Enamel Painted Tea Binß, Mllnor Deed Box, Quantity Scoops, etc., and other artioles too numerous to mention. Household Furni ture—Handsome Suite in Cretonne, Cheflbnier, Cheat ot Drawers, Large Quantity Now Lino leum, Washatands and Fittings, Bcdßteads and Bedding, etc., etc. Terms Of lieaSO at Salo, and other particulars nt the Auctioneers, Richardson and Jackson, 81, ©aeon-street, Salo at 12 o'clock sharp. tRED, C. EICHAIiDSON.] [THOS. W. JACKSON, THURSDAY, APRIL IG, 1885, At Noon, Messes RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instructions to sell on Thursday, 16th instant, at Dowden's Mart, THE WELL-BUILT PADDLE STEAMER CITY OF CORK, Built at Auokland in 1877 by Hawkcswood, and having a register tonnage of 42-35 tons. Her length is 108 feet, breadth 11 feet, and depth of hold 7 feet She Is well suited far river work, having good passenger and storage accommodation, is clinker frailt, iron framework, fitted with two high pressure engines, Hi horse-power (all in thorough order), the diameter of the cylinders It inches, And length of stroke 2 foot. She now lies on view in Freeman's Bay, and two days prior to day of sale will be brought to moorings off Queon-streot Wharf. There has been a general overhaul of hull and machinery during the last month, which has cost over £150, Terms at Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON. TO-MORROW. IN THK ESTATE OF F. G. SINGLETON, JEWELLER. LADIES' & GENTS'GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, CHAINS, NECKLETS, BILVER BROOCHES, EARRINGS, LOCKETS, RINGS, GREENSTONES, STUDS AND LINKS, E.P. CRUET, SPOONS, FORKS, CLOCKS, Etc., Etc., Etc. E. & A. ISAACS Bare recoived instructions from the Official Assignee to soil by Public Auotlon, at their Stores, Queens street, on Tuesday, the nth,: at eleven o'clook. THE ABOVE. B. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, PRELIMINARY NOTICE, 36 CASES ENGLISH FURNITURE, MIRRORS, MARBLE CLOCKS, CHINA AND GLASS ORNAMENTS, BRONZES, PIANOS, CARPETS, MATS, RUGS, &c, &c, &c, E. & A. ISAACS Havo recoived instructions to sell by Publio Auction, at thoir Stores, Queen-stroet, at an early date— 4»-|OKA WORTH OF THE cVI/wOv ABOVE GOODS. The above are now being fitted up, and will shortly be on view. E. & A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. EXTENSIVE SALE OF TU 1 INTER TTVRAPERY. VELVETEENS, SILKS, VELVETS, SATINS, OTTOMANS, CLOTHS, SERGES, BOTANY CORDS, ALL-WOOL AND UNION CASHMERES (COLOURED AND BLACK), JiADIES' AND GIRLS' JACKETS AND MANTLES (ALL KINDS OF MATERIAL), COSTUMES, MELTON CLOTHS, TWEEDS, WINCEYS, COATINGS, HOSIERY, SCARFS, GABRIEL LEWIS • Has received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, <L*Ofhfhfk WORTH OF ABOVE goods. Terms at Sal&



THURSDAY, APRIL 16. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Salo, on Thursday, April IG, at 1 o'olock, -t fi£\ AGED EWES, ik lamb X/Wlf 45 Lambs 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows. Store Cattlo "00 Head Well-fatted Cattlo Fat and Store Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 17. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, LEASE OF PADDOCKS NEAR HARP OF ERIN. Tho undersigned has rocoived instructions f roni Mr Robert Graham to sell, on Inday, April 17, at 12 o'clock, HIS INTEREST IN THE LEASE OF THK HOSPITAL RF.SKRVtf PADDOCKS, aitunte on the South side of tho Panmure Hoad. from near the Harp of Mm towards Panranro, containing 50a Or 3flp. hold at an annual lentnl of .C 73. pnyablo half-yearly on tho loth daya oC June and Oocomber. and hav ing 8 years unoxpircd from tho 13th December, 1881, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, APRIL 14. For Salo at 12 o'clock. The undersigned has recoivod instructions from Mr Looml) to sell, at tho Panmuro Hotel, HIS HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, Consisting of Tables. Chairs, Cheffoniers, Cheats Drawers Sofas. Beds and Bedding, Carpets, Oiioloth 3-sb.o Bil iard Tablo comploto Cooking Utonßila, Dishes. &c. Dairy Utensils, Garden Tools, &c. Also, 1 Stack Oaten Sheaves, about 10 tons 1 Iron Grey Upstanding Horse; suitablo for hansom Ttap Harness, silver mounted j Saddles, ladies and gonts' > ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer, /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES, Pokeno -Monday, April 13 Drury— Wednesday, April 15 Papakura—Wednesday, April 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, BHEEPBKINB, HIDES, TALLOW. HAY, and STRAW, oooh TUKBDAY, at 13 o'olook. AURED BUCKLAND, OR PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lota from 20 acres and upwards, noar Pukekohe Station; from fi7los to jfilO an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitn, containing IS3 acresJ •oonrely fenoed; la near other homeateadu, and •OOd land; *2 an acre. ■ A flrat-olass Farm, half-way betwoen Klhlklhl and To Awomutu, containing SSO acres, with oholce apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,500 to 10,000 aoren, at prices varying with lm provemenia from d K. 0. OAKB.] 18. D. lONKB WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. CITY — FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, between tho properties of Mr Holland and Messrs Paterson and Co. PONSONBY — Allotment 52 feet to College Road. RKMUEUA—IO Acres and Residence. Orakel Road; adjoining residence of Rev.MrWhowell. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15. B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B. O. OAKB. | [B. D. lOKZS THURSDAY, APRIL 16. SUPERIOR ENGLISH FURNITURE, Juet Landed, ox Northumberland. B. TONKS & CO. Aro Instructed to sell, on Thursday next, at U o'clock. QQ CASES SUPERIOR ENGLISH OO FURNITURE- Drawing-room SUITES Dining-room SUITES (In Walnut, Mahogany, and Oak) Black ana Gold ORNAMENTS DuchOSS SUITES Dining TABLES (in Oak and Mahogany) Inlaid Loo TABLES Axminster RUGS Wool HEARTHRUGS Dressing GLASSES &c., ftc, &.O. The Goods are of tho best description and latest designs. Inspection is invited, and the Furnitnro is now on view. WEDNESDAY, April 29, Noon. A VONDALE PARK. i\.VONDALE PARK. A VONDALE PARK. iI.VONDALE PARK. R. C. GREENWOOD Haa been favoured with instructions from Mr John Bollard to Cut Up and offer for Salo on Wednesday, 29th Inst., at noon, THE WHOLE OF HIS "\ ERY VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, which will bo Bold under tho title of the X) IVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. JLiIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. Particular attention of intending purchasers is called to tho Bale of this Estate. It is cut up into 68 oholce sections of from 4 an acre to 5 acres each, and is situated within 4J miles of the city, and has been farmed by the present owner (who is acknowledged to be ono of our most skilled agriculturists) for more than 20 years. It is well-known that large quantities of Farm produce of superior quality have been grown on the land during that time, which is sufficient guarantee as to the fertility of the soil. The quantity of splendid wheat, oaten hay, meadow hay, potatoes, and other produce now to he seen on the farm Is well worth in spection. Go, see, and judge for yourselves. This Property has LARGE DEEP-WATER FRONTAGE TO THE AVONDALE RIVER AND MAIN ROADS. For yearß past there haa boon a want of from TWO TO FIVE ACRE FARM OR COTTAGE SECTIONS within a radius of 1 to a miles ot Auckland. The LANO OFFERED at tho PRESENT SALE not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, but combines with many other advantages a Rich ne»B of boil for M ARK XT GARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that is oeldora met with. THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EASY TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Viz.: S per Cent. Discount for Cash: £10 to £20 per Allotment, or an Acre. Doposit; AND Persons with small means desirous of Building a Cottage, etc., can leave the whole of the land purchase on the property at 7 per cent, por uinum. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, Noon. /CHESTERFIELD ! /CHESTERFIELD ! MOUNT EDEN t R. C. GREENWOOD Has recoived instructions to offer for salo at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the above date, ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE known aa CHESTERFIELD, MOUNT EDEN, And situated on the Mount Roskill Road, con sisting of 78 large Allotments, having frontages to the Kpaom and Mount Albert Roads, Eldon Road, Brixton Road, Dunbar Road, and Mount Roskill Road. The' Lots are all level and in good position?. 'Bases pass every half-hour, carrying pas sengers to Auckland for 6d. Lithographic Plans will he ready on and aftor tho 15th April, and the Allotments flagged and pegged. TERMS: Ten per cent, cash on the fall of the hammer, ten per cent, in three months, balance may remain at eight per cent for three years, or five por cent, discount allowed for balanoe In cash. . . R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. DURHAM YARDS. FOP. SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clook, HIDK3, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER~&~NOLAN.



W. S. COCIIRANK.] [JAS. DACBE. TO-MORROW. BOOKS, FANCY~GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Tim <snhaorihnrq will sell by auction at thoif HoomsQuoSn street, on Tuesday. April 11. at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, TOOLS, Boots »nd Sliocd, Pictures, Outsido Lampl. Bur Screen. Jcc. IIOUSKHOIjI) FURNITURE, consisting of- Mahogany Weshstand. l^argo Wash- Stand with Thvee Basins. Couoheß, Tables, Cluiirs, Kondors, Carpeting, Chof fonler, Telegraphic Apparatus. (CO., *c., &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w. s. oockbane] Lias. DAona THURSDAY, APRIL 10. ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS! ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS! ALL VALUABLE PICTURES. Tho subscribers will sell by auction,.at Uioir rooms. Queeu-atreut, on Thursday, lbtu inst,, at 11 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, .just landed, ex Win mato. consisting of llemitiful I.antlßcape atitl Marine Views, by well-known fcngliah masters. All orißlnal oil paintings, beautifully framed and elected specially by a well-known con neleoour, NOW ON' VIEW. Catalogues en Application. SAMUEL COGHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COOHRANK.] [JAS. DAOBB, MONDAY, APRIL 20. ALLOTMENTS, HACKETT AND EDIN BURGH-STREETS, PONSCNBY; 129 ACRES, TAKAPUNA. The Subscribers will by auction at their Rooms Queen-street, on Monday. 20th instant, at 1J o'clock, BY ORDKR OF THIC MORTGAGEE: ALLOTMENTS 34, 35, 36, AND 37, Subdivision Lot 12, Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage of 3.'toot each to Hackott-street. These nro Urst-olasa Build ng Bites, in a main thoroughfare, and oloso to tlio sea. Also, ALLOTMENT S2. Edinburgh street. Pon sonby. having B frontage of 12 loot by 100 foot doep situntoncar tlie Convent; a very lino site. AI.I.OTMKNTS I!<s ana ISB, Parish oi Taka puna, containing 23 acree, wood hi«h ground; grand vimv. wlUi frontage to a crook and Uie Sea; adjoins tho property of Mossrs Aitkon and Onthwaite. SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Aiictioneors. W, 8. COCIIKANK.j [JAM. DACIIK. MONDAY, APRIL 20. AT NOON. ; BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, COTTACE, HAMILTON. Tho Subscribers will sell by auction at their Kooms, Quoon-street, on Monday, April 20. at twelve o'clock, By Order of tho Mortgagee, PART LOT 109, Town of Hamilton Kast, containing half an acre, with Blacksmith^ nad Wheelwright's Shop built ot brick, and a large Cottngo oroctcd thereon ; now occupiod by Mr Joseph Cochrano. Jor further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & Son, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, APRIL 10, At 11 o'ClocU. EXPIRATION OF LEASE OF PRE MISES, ALBERT-STREET. G. W. BINNEY Haa received instructiona from Messrs John Grey and Son (who aro leaving Albort-slroot for their new premiaoß, Kden Crescent), to aell by public auction, on tho premise". Albert- Btreet, on Thursday. April !C, at 11 o'clock, A PORTION OF THEIR PLANT, consisting of a Fivo Horsepower Knßine, Ice Machine iv good order, and capublo of making i ton per day. Chair Cutting Machine. Iron Tanks with connections, bhuftlng and Pulleys largo quantity of Pint Bottles and Stono Ginger Boor Bottles, Gasomotw. Olllcu Fittings. Iron Safe quantity of 1-caaks, and lot of Sundries. Watcr-inctor, Water Kngino, quantity of Coppei', &c, &c, &c. Also, At tho samo timo and place, 50 SHARES IN THE STEAMER MANOKAU, NOW trading in the Manukau Harbour. TO-MOIIROW. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIR \TT EEKLY SALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction of Great South and Onohunga Roads, OF .AT AND |T H OK K IC pB TOC^ DAIRY COWS. AIBO, 10 RAGLAN PIGS. FKIDAV, APRIL 17. DURHAM YARDS. The undoraignod havo rocelvod instructions from Mr D Sutherland to offer by auction on Friday, April 17th, at twolvo noon, nriHE GRAZING FOR FIVE YEARS X OF THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE PROPKRTY. containing 200 Acres, and situated botween tho Western Springs and tho ABylum. Tho Farm is divided into 2 Lots. viz.: HI Acres and 62 Acres, and can bo taken oithor separately or in ono Lot. This la a raro oppor tunity for bntchors. graziers, or dairy farmors. tho wholo Farm boing in mugniflcont grasß oud a small river all around it. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLEB. Hired. Bought, and Sold, at CROWTHEIt'S VICTORIA STABLES, Wel lesloy-street. A T THE CHEAP CLEARING SALE BOOTS AND SHOES NEWTON BOOI^ WAREHOUSE ark: Men's Elastic Sides at 7s 6d\ Men's Shoes at 53 6d I Ladies' Fancy Shoes from Is I CHEAPEST juadies' Satin Shoes I lwri Best Fanoy Shoeß, cheap f MU Button Boots from 5s 6d | BKST, Kid Elastic Side Boots, I 6a6d / In order to realise on our large stock previous to contemplated removal into new premiaea, we will sell all kinds of Boots and Shoes at any price to clear. Call on Saturday at the NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE, KAKANfMHAPK ROAD. T. P R O S S E R. t5 W. heighton and co., REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AND SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES, &0., ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE. Addre 8: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, Q.UEEK STREET. AUCKLAND. N.Z. 1750R IMMEDIATE SALE, 100 acres } 'good Totara liußh, lot 56. Waltakarel East. Selected isiany yearo ago on account of ita uperlor qtiality. A very low price will be taken. —Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, No, 8, Queen-street, »



IjIMITEX), HARDWAR^MICHANTS, '&c. Importers of Machinery, &c, &c. Indents executed for every description of Hard* ware on most favourable terms. T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now ia Stock, Combined Band and Circujar Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER. BAND SAWS FOII HAND POWER DKILLING MACHINES. DRILLING MACHINES. BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. PIPE SCREWING MACHINES^ Gum aum Gum AMMUMTIOK SHOOTING SEASON, 1885. T. & S. MQRRIN & CO. (L TD) HAVE IN STOCK A VERY LARGE ASSORTMKNT OF BINGLB AND DOUBLB-BAHRBL BKEACH-LOADINC GUNS, BY CELEBRATED ENGLISH MAKERS. MUZZLE-LOADING GUNS AT REDUCED PRICES, REVOLVERS, REVOLVERS. BEST BRANDS OF SPORTING I'OWDERS, PATENT CHILLED SHOT, GUN WADDING, CARTRIDGES. AND CARTRIDGE CASKS (Porcuesion Caps), CARTRIDGE LOADING IMPLEMENTS, RE-CAITERS, Ac. GAME AND CARTRIDGE BAGS, POWDER FLASKS, SHOT POUCHES, fee,, &c, ,Vc. GREAT SALE OF BONDED PORTION OF R. FRY'S STOCK AT Samuel Ooombes & Co. S. C. & Co. arc now bringing forward tho balance of E. TRY'S WHOLESALE STOOK Being tho portion in bond at time of purchase. As room must bo made for WINTER STOCK now coming to hand, and to arrive, this lot, together with other largo parcels of NEW SEASON GOODS SPECIALLY WELL BOUGHT, is being markod at prices that must onsuro QUICK SALE SALE Note the following : — Heavy Blankets, 4s lid each Ladies' Jackets, 5s lid Union Skirting, 8-|d yard Corsets, Is 6d and Is lid Imitation Welsh Flannel, Old Girls' Ulsters, from 3s 6d yard, all wool Ladies' Ulsters, from 5s 6d Good White Calico, 2d yard Great Bargains in Under -8/4 White Twill Sheeting, 9>d clothing Brown Turkish Towels. B.UI Chemises, from Is. Coloured Quilts, 2s (3d each Night Dresses, 2s lid Tweed for Boys' Wear, from Ladies' Linen Cuffs, 3s pair Is yard Frilling, id yard Ladies' Macintosh Cloaks, 10s 6d COMMENCES Clothing for Boys and Men in immense variety, and wonderfully cheap. Men's Strong Tweed Trousers, 4s lid Trousers and Vests, 12s 6d per pair Good Overcoats, 20s Men's Suits, 18s 6d. 200 PAIRS KAIAPOI BLANKETS AT LESS THAN MILL PRICE. Magnificent Assortment of New Dress Goods. TUESDAY, MARCH 31. Hosiery, Ribbons, Millinery, &c. All New and Most Fashionable Goods for Winter Season, AND CHEAPER THAN EVER. o ■ SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., CANADA BUILDINGS,



GREAT OPENING SALE OF AXTTUMISr iUSTD WHSTTEI*, DRAPERY & CLOTHING. j i. i«»m»| Hi HI il'ii 1 •JAMES GILIVBOUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured the Premises lately occupied by Mr. J. G. BROWN, in PARNELL, HAS NOW OPENED - WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF • DRAPERY & CLOTHING And having purchased it on vory advantageous terms, is determined to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. ■ imiWT«- . J.G. hopes, by strict attention to business, to merit tho favour of Mr Brown's Customers and tho Public generally. ! Latent Improvoxnanta. Valuable Appliances T*n Ysarn' Ouarmnte*. P«t»nt AalomiUs Winder. Patent Drop-HoU»ra. Patent Loose-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread KoloRB«r. War thelm Maehlnaa kept la Bep&lra for tfcre* ystu-ii FB«B o? CBASOa. lUonsfttwl OatolocuM *»c sotnyisi orworanm THE WKRTHEIM: SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. W. J. BEALE, 170, queen-st™ AUCKLAND, ECLIPSE qA L E * TrUSt™i* y EeP°rt> Xh io St. Jacobs Oil's the TMng-They BWOW at l y2!i Messrs Smith and Hogg, Proprietors of Uw r< ArVTkGrvAT'J star ond " Weekly Star," Mastorton, N.Z. VT\JUJL»i3v/i>l O wrillnßto the Sydney agents. Bay "they wew voluntarily informod by Mr F. G. Mason, th( t nxmAv i rtn k T\r\ leading ohomtat, that St. Jacob's Oil has a (treat LOIVDOri AKUAJDIii demand in that district, and many people, since using it, absolute^ swear by it" Similar report! roaoh us from all quarters, and thsro is no doubt yaw n-K Xiixv US about it Ru Jacobs Oil Is far and away the best xitlllr ««'■ -ff»J»ar yaw « v r?, modV for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, and nUH VSS. AVW UIV ft" muscular pains, tho world has over known. 1 * wo Kold medals, and thousands of testimonial? ( from every land and in o very tongue abundantly provo it. An Editor's Experience* Palmer Goldilelds, Maj'town. Queensland, Ootobor 14, 18S1. Messrs Elliott Bros. Doar Sirs,—l havo used St. Jacobs Oil foi Having Closed our Wellington liranch, and Lumbago with tho moat perfect success, finding removed a lar K e portion of that Stock to S^p^^^YtT^re'nt^Cpp^ Auckland' wo Intend to hold a Bulta upon Chronlo Gout, to which I havo beon subject for mnnj years. Having pi rsonnlly ox 91 "HAVQ' <3 AT TT porienccd tho bcnclltn of St. Jacobs Oil, I can <*■•• J-'AIO iDAlulh, confidently rocommond It, and amongst the , , „. „ . ~ miners here who havo used it at my inttk-ation And odor our Customers an opportunity, tho it is warded an a valuable Brccific for pains oi llko of which was all sorts, to whioh minera, as a class, are peou- Uarly llablo.—Yours truly, NEVER SEEN IN AUCKLAND, WKUHK cnoiZHUH. NEVKU SEEN IN AUCKLAND, Editor "Palmer Chronicle" Of purchasing: a Splondid Slock of Goods at IN'VAUTAnLK. HALF PJtUCE, INVALUABLE. Being considerably under Cost, or even Knßlish OQ tho Koldiicldß and in mining camps of Invoice. Already bavin* a Magnlflceat ™^i™bkimSni Ofi,° bS °U ' 8 c?nonis, od M, 6 : Stock, wo havo decidod to K ivo our Cua- a&l ? cin"aqu"nt^S e»roi2?,§2a p«?SSI.S, B £ tomers tho bonellt, and now oiTor variable toinporaturcß-dampnoas, colds, &0. Minors, heed. tj&WU for goWVV. Wholesale Dopot for Auckland- M. LEVY & CO., QOEKN-BTRKET, ACCKL,iND. PAIN VA N Q III SHE ». Eamburiz Tea Victorious, Saoh an opportunity will not again occur of obtolniiiß tlio Clasß of Goods displayed In tho . Strongly Rooommeadod. LONDON ARCADE Karanpahapo Road, Newton. '._, o rTr ., r Auokland, November SO, 1884. Al GUI/ll Messrs Sat, Levy & Co. — Gentlemen,- AN IMMENSE Having been advised to try Hamburg Tea for aj.\ liuMXinor. BUiousnoas andlndiKCstion.lriidfo.andfound SACRIFICE, most beneficial results, and would rooommend any person suffarinK from abovo complaints to give it a- trial.—Yours faithfully, I. T. SMITa HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBUKG TEA. We most cordially luvito an In »pocliou of the HAMBUKG TKA. Goods now offerod Gratifying Results. M 1 HALF w Pitfrßtroet, February 11,18 M. XlilJjr Mksbrs Elliott Bros., rpijTi^ n/i * U'K'Tr'T* '. Sirs,—l havo ploasuro in recommending llllil MAJttJ\.JDiJJ Kmil Freao's Hamburg Tea to any person T^-^-r^M-r, sulforing from indigestion. I used it myself, PRTCK an? waß cure<i of indigesUon of confide ■*■ ■"■"• V-/ -*J ablo standing, and have seen it used in anothc Cf.se wiih equally gratifying results. It is un doubtedly the best family medicine I have ovor taken. I remain, dear sire, ' " Yours faithfully, AttTnUR JOHN HANNAH,* SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND 6TORK- Plain Figures having boon always adopted in KEEPERS IN NEW ZEALAND. Marking our Goods, our Customers will • know tho bonofit they aro gaining by PRICK: ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE. purchasing during M LEvTa~ND CO., T HIS 21 D AYS> S ALB< AUCKLAND. ~VTEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE ~ AND POULTRY JOURNAL. In oonßequence of tha great and apooial demand from tho country districts, the March VICTORIA-STREET WINDOAVS nuinbor of tho above is unfortunately short of . , . .. ... , . ... „. , requirements. Tho proprietor would, there- Are given up to the Display of this Stook. and f oro , f co i gratotu i to nny perßonß who havjn Separate _ Stalls in the Arcade aro entirely rea d their March copy, return same to Stab devoted to it so mat our Ro K ular Stock office. One shilling will be paid for every copy and Trade may not be interfered in good condition. with by the QINGBR SEWING MACHINBI, ECLIPSE SALE M» lam^mm^*. OF the H 1881 661,036 „ WELLINGTON STOCK 1k0rM»i».«.42,25«, WELLINGTON STOCK QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS. VV^S^^llWk^^^S MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTIOAi BHOBTLAWD-BTBHatT, OKDUSS BOLD IN THE WORLD JLBM ALWAYS IN STOOK- SINGER'S. Bpeotaoleß and Eye-glasses ot every kind an accurate fit guaranteed «.!««,.., _ Opera Glasses of superior quality UPWARDS OF THREK HUNDRKB Telescopeß, Binocular Field Glasses and VTRST prt'/po i■ • Mloroscopeß^powerful and oheap 'IBai rKMhi) !11 Theodolites, Mining Compasses, Drainage and ii Abney Lorela, Prlsmatlo Compasses CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION Bblp?I^ Strnmontß> BOal° Bt d Rnletß TWO QOLD * Xw° SILVER MEDAL& Bextantß,tCompaßßoi), Blnuaolo --—«. Rarometors, Tnermomotera, Hrdrometarg m a B hMin«* .> IPleccrlcßello, Batteries, Rnd.Fittlngs " w OOtainea U MagnetioandGalvanioMedicalMacbinea PER 2/ft wmicir dtto Ola »»„„ MaglcLanterno and Slides, Hand Magnifiers */° WBKK PER Z/D WEEK Btereosoopea and Slides, Graphcscopes flirrr in obi <-)„„. , . Steam Gutgoa and Tubing, Sallnometero w"tr *" Ml > VIOBBH-STBBU, AOOKLAHB^ Amateur Photographic Cameras rU8TBSSe« BD"B8"-reBi9t°rIn8 AnOtOla BWARB! °? M (?s? T l^ a ANO OTHKS MffImDMBBEB 01 BVBB7 KIND SBPAIBBD, * .OPKiaixa ibs QBT-ojfKOE, > WBjTIJB BjjWIHQ MAOwjgj^, ■-



' According to the fMpt»™.. " Newspaper Press nw*2 the CTnited Kingdom -w^ jj«E distributed as follow: jj,j,M| London, 405; P v° y}aC. eh. \ { o<Wt m t Wales, 70 ; Scotland, l.»^ffflß^ isles, 21. Of tlmse th'B7i,lM| v papers published in WSpiM 20 in Scotland, 15 w * &■» British Isles. The »¥K?3*'B number 1,298, of «h^L "JB decidedly religious *M??%(#M: Poia te Wirihaua, **»%&&*&' importance, formerly, w-j t itWj Motata. Bay of enft'S,::«#W ago. He was a-M &i» j-OHdy to use Ms influence »Si» Government of tho day. XW li'H| t ah To Ta Phi whiM : *%» «|^ Whitmore. C.8., ag«n .^jgjfflp^ ••HOUGH OK ™™^&&*fJBt I S At I)nlJ|i.U. j.uu.tbami Fw«*!' **« -'■'■"- ' "'