CORRESPONDENCE.

Trade With Brazil.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—ln response to the remarks of the Chairman of the Chamber of Commorce, and in compliance with my promise in your Friday's issue, I append a fow furtlior observations relative to Brazilian commerce in its bearing towards a produce trade with this colony. As somo vory vague notions provail about Brazil, I may be permitted to first mako a fow general remarks. It should bo borne in mind that the empire of Brazil embraces a territory equal in extent to tho whole of Australia and Now Zealand put together. The population in i.83 was 15,000,000, and consists of a mixed raco of Portu guese, Negroes, and Indians. Lot not this incongruous mixture, however, convoy to the reader's mind tho idea of disorder, social or political, for tho Brazilians are a very poaccful, courteous, and law-abiding people. With Brazil, how ever, as a whole, wo havo littlo to do. It is with the city of Rio do Janeiro that we wish to direct attention. Tho population of thiß city and suburbs in 188.1 was 550,000, and it is undoubtedly the largest city south of tho equator. It is situate just within the tropic of Capricorn, and disputes with Sydney the possession of tho finest harbour in tho world. The city is engaged upon one great enterprise—the exportation of coffeo. Brazil supplies three fifths of tho coffee consumed in tho world, of which Rio isthechiof port and rendczvousji In 1879 —the latest yoar forwhich I haveany statistics by mo—the value of coffee oxported was ton millions sterling. Tlio noxt oxports in point of value wore: gold and diamonds, £250,000 ; hides, €100,000 ; tobacco, £100,000. Sufficient is this to show., that our commorco with Brazil can bo only reciprocal—the exchange of one commodity for another—and never competitive.) ißio may bo termed the world's coffee mart; it is a town of rich merchants, and of a thriving population ; but what to us is a more important fact, partly from tho hot climate, and partly from what activity thoy possess being devoted to coffee growing—tho town subsists nearly wholly upon imported produce. For butter, (lour, and potatoes, they aro absolutely de pendent upon foreign supply. With regard to meat, the city is well supplied with beef, which is supplied by contract'nt 400rs. per kilo, or 4d per lb. Mutton, however, is much scarcer, andrangesataboutdoublethatprico. The item, however, I wish particularly to refer to is butter, and which I think would bo tho boat article to make a trial upon. Threo-fourths of their prosent supply comes from France, and tlio remaining fourth from Germany, England, and the States. I can not convey a better idea of the net price realisable for this article than by giving the following account sales of a consignment of butter from Havre, and sold by Messrs Norton, Megaw, and Co., of Rio de Janeiro: — 4721bs of butter in tins of lib, 21b, and 201bs respectively wero sold for $1,100, or Is 9_d per lb, £43, loss 9 per cent discount. £ s. d. £ s. d. Duty 12 10 0 — H9 3 0 Cartage, Broker ago, Insurance, etc 10 0 Commission .„ 2 13 0 10 3 0 — 16 3 0 £23 0 0

(Tho above figures are supplied me in milreis—tho Brazilian currency—and are worked correctly to a few pence). Thus we havo a net price of lljd per lb for butter landed in Rio. Butter in barrels would ba quite Id per lb less. Tho question is, Can we find buttor and pay freight to Rio for 95s per cwt, or tinned at Ufa per lb? Of course, thejuuttor should be good, and, if tinned, nicely got up. An article that would undoubtedly command a high price, and socuro a ready sale, would bo frozen cream. Frozen mutton, also, would fetch at least as high a price as it does in England. On tho other hand, New Zealand would find it to her advantage to patronise Brazil. Good coffee can nowhere be bought as cheap as in Rio, which is as near as where we draw our present supplies from. From the rich indigenous/*-?-- of South ; America, there are several useful and fruit bearing specimens that should thrive on Now Zealand soil. The celebrated mate, or South American tea, grows spontaneously in tho south part of Brazil, and would probably thrive here. Mate is suporior in medicinal properties to tea; it has a rather bitter but very palatable flavour. It is the beverage of South America, where toa is discarded in preference for it. Its value there is about 3d por lb, and tens of it are yearly exported to London, where, mixed with a little China tea, it is sold as "rich" and " superior " blends. Some of it in this way doubtless finds its way out here. If grown here, I believe it would supersede tea. In conclusion, I may add that if any further information is desired on any point, I shall be happy to give it. My statistics concerning Rio are quoted and translated from the "Relatorio do Associacao Commercial do Rio de Janeiro" (Statement of the Commercial Association of Rio de Janeiro), a body similar to tho Chamber of Commerce here, j —I am, &c, Robert H. Abbott, Onehunga, February 28th, ISSS.

The Trade With Brazil.

(To tho Editor.)

Sir,—Having resided for somo time in Brazil, during which I was engaged in the import and export trade, I havo read with conßidorablo interest tho correspondence in your paper under the above head ing. There is no doubt that such a trade would not only provo highly lucrativo, but would in a short timo assume very large dimensions. With regard to butter, the consumption would, I am sure, almost doublo itself were the descriptions imported notof suchan interior quality, and, on tho other hand, oxports of tho natural products of Brazil, such as coffee, cocoa, logwood, rosowood, piassavn, Sec, should show a largo margin for profit on arrival hero. It is my intention to return to Brazil shortly, whon 1 shall be very pleased to send you full information as to the description of goods which would be readily saleable there, and the pricos likely to bo realised for same. Hoping tho matter will not bo allowed to end hero, but that a largo trado may evontuate between the two countries, —I am, &c, Ereo. H. Hay ward. [We shall be glad to receive any information from our correspondent on this interesting and important subject.—Ed. E.S.]

Mangere and McCraes Bull.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —Another local paragraph appears in your last evening's issue which, I should imagine, could only have been inspired by McCrao himself. You say " Memories of the Mangoro bull still linger unpleasantly in the district." This leads to a wrong im pression, as the "miscarriage of justice" in the case is the only matter deplored, and that will be set right by action in the Supreme Court in due course. Tho poor man Atkinson has, no doubt, been driven by malignant prosecution into a state of lunacy, and certainly of a somowhat harm less character, as I can testify to, being in daily intercourse with him as a neighbour. He has never been haunted byMcCrae's bui3, nor even mentioned it, since his release, and the statement of his having been caught on Sunday evening "grinding knives with intention of slaughtering his persecutor" is a gratuitous falsehood, nothing of tho kind having occurred.—l am, etc., Richard Hatley, settlor, Mangero.

To the Editor; Sir,—l saw a piece of ironwork at the Working Men's Club the other day the like of which I have never seen before, and I have seen a few things in my time. It will well comparo with Quintin and Matsey's water lily, to be scon in South Kensington Museum — I even prefer it —the stalks of tho lily being massive—as thick as one's finger. This fuschia is nature's sl_o to perfection; in fact, perfect iron only ia colour. I hear it is going to Wellington, and on to England, to bo sold after the Colonial Exhibition, to be held there next year; and if it don't bring two or three hundred pounds, I shaH bo much deceived. I hear that ono hundred guineas is the reserve on it, which, I think, would not pay tho maker sixpence an hour. Now, could not that sum bo found in Auckland to keep it here, where it was made? I would suggest an Art Union of one hundred members at ono guinea each, the drawor to have the honour of presenting it to our Museum :— a

To let our boys in years to come t>eo what an Aucklander had dono. And it will be yoars to come before Auck land produces such another work of art in iron. Before it goes away I would advise all the Auckland boys in the iron trado to see it. I put down my name for one that would keep it here. — Yours, etc., H. Morrison, Ponsonby,

GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION.

Mr Booth's ParoweU M__ H TheatroKoX-*'**!

The Theatre Royal was coked. 1' !i to coiling last evening 0 „ t_« „ ' Joo* Mr Booth's farewell meeting 4 Tho Blue Ribbon Army Zl? Au*W 130, under tho tmauJtaSjgSm hope, wore accommodated with._i_H stage. Mr Thomas -CiSSfiftjß sided, and there were also on X _&i_S Mr Booth, tho Rev.. Thorn" Sn" PktC E. Rico, Monro,and wS S« Cooper, A. Dowar, C.B. Ston.TSWE T. Oarlick, Cox, _! j' 'JS,i Newman, Dr. Konderdino" ,_,7 Jne> J, After the singing of [ ««* by the choir, and the roadi__ 0 f „ ot,»ei Holy Scripturo by the Rev V E^M Rev. Mr Munro engaged IaSSM. Redfern sang a solo, "Oh ___?*' &t Tho Rride of the Nation "'(to ?^>>l " Tlio Rod, White, and Bl_o fife* man, who was heartily teceivedon *■ forward, expressed pleasure at tSl^f chair at tho excellent gathering tfuS "■• liis intention to trouble them »S. *' address, but the intended to make a i*1 marks of a general character by »_, r !* troduction. It mußt be apparentit most casual observer that the work .1* temperance workers had done m„i improve tho social and spirit™! faro of men: and, though m_l SI been done, there was still much f n J 5 Drink was the cause of crime; t_e_T which money was squandered'; t_»&__7' children being lefta burden ontheEWL the United Kingdom £130,000,000wm-J. annually in drink. In Victoria tht^T1 diture was £5,000,000, and in New _-f*_ the statistics showed the annual .^T? turo as .-2,-22,000, If that i__\m spent on ministering to the comfort^ the people, what good would to l result ! The wiping-out of the j£l trafhc would bo an undoubted good k, Tho temperance cauße recognised IVt cauae of the misery that exUted ante! us, and tho true method of attack, mI assured that the people who'taw themselves that nations who wereiT wero vicious in other respects __j2 in a belief that was abhorrent m true minds He felt assured the'__• perance movement was destined to b_» about a better state of things in futm* The choir sang e "By-and-ByeiW6B_l Meet Him."—Mr Theo. Cooper my; dressed the meeting. He said when t___ to address the meeting his first iaelS was to decline, but on second thouirhh. struck him that it would be cowardlyta*? fuse to acknowledge himself a solafo' tho Blue Ribbon Army. He b-jnjjn! Legislature of tho colony for main ojuj evils that arose from intemperance, _«._ hoped that they would soon have thepoin. to bring pressure to bear on that biu apply the true remedy, "Probitioii _.(£ knife to cut the disease ont «|S body politic. They should dill the masses up so that force faZ bo brought -to bear on the'fgte men of the colony, and theS would come when they would have it Hi mentioned that quite recently the Graft* School Board had written totheßostdd Education requesting that Dr. Richat_«ni<i Temperance Lesson Book should beose_it examinations, and he was pleased torn that when he moved the motion. at-uj Board granting the request it was" ty; mously supported by all the membln _ the Board. He believed that.'Sj. the colony did lose the Tisji§ of £500,000 from the drink traffic:). reduction of the expenditure oiyjjk hospitals, and lunatic asylums wouldmti that up. For some years past he halm, tised in the criminal courts, and coMam that 99 in every 100 of the serious com wero directly due to drink, whijf h| half of the cases in the civil courteua from the same cause, as intempema blunted men's moral sensibUitita M caused disputes over money matteS It made a strong appeal to persons whoiUi himself, had been moderate driuq to come fonvard and join the ii He admitted that Mr Booth's first BJjn had been tho cause of his donning thinl of blue," and he desired to publlcly_i_ him for what he felt sure, and in thefitn conduce to his social and moral we___,_ The choir sang "The Laughing Chonn,'. The Rev. Thomas Spurgeon next ifflSfS the meeting. He read a letter from tit Rev. S. Macfarlane, President of ttjiiif. land Branch Gospel Tempe-Bj_»j__ apologising for piis absence mr_sy '■' Mr Booth God's speed. In Wim'i'■ his remarks, Mr Spurgeon enwlfo, pleasure he felt while at _-omVitaro{ of Mr Booth's successes in the (toa, and expressed the belief thatvjjtoj blue ribbons would be moro plentfi! I_ red noses. He recounted, in a bum manner, some of his experiencesiiif» perance lecturer in England, MiaoAj, the enthusiasm that bad always greeisit mention of Mr Booth's name. _to,U» counted, several times, the story tl to the temperance licensing commitnea h triumphed last year in Auckland by aq injf all the ward 3of the city *i«j( the least important. He meant {hit 5 contained only one hotel,1 ana It was as respectable aB thasef _p_o. could be—and ho was not sure birttki tho story had reinvigorated to-pap Eeople at Homo to further efforts, "'ii o hoped to find that under. I Great Bear and the Belt of OrionU. would do what we were doing ud3h*S Southern Cross.— Solo, Mrs Bswji "The Children or theDrink."-M;Tst hope then, on behalfyf the choir, 'nWI speech, presonted to Mr Booth a handiM cabinet containing a photographici'jwjj of the members of tho choir. He id presentation was made by Mr Garh'4. H on behalf of the citizens of Auww presented to Mr Booth for hU wife UK some album of New Zealandphotop# views. The third prosentati-n wa?™ by the Chairman on behalf of t_J'S» zens of Auckland. It consisted of a* able present of silver plate, snitaWyJ scribed, and when it was handedyto* Booth the applause was tremendous.';" presentations on the programme cm been made, Mr Booth roseto reply:.?*?} Juane came forward, and in a short #9 presented to Mr Booth the regalia*" Independent Order of . RechabitaHj Booth, oncoming forward, received-Wro ovation. In returning thankssl9 prosontations ho said a more kindly, W* appreciative, moro open to conviction,* thankful people he had never met w» Auckland, and he had faith to believe* tho words that had been spoken, OH* songs that had been sung,would tmP speedily, and would find expression mm to come. Alluding to his visit to t-W Lakes, ho said that it was the cuntogtg of tourists to fill tho natives up .imM and whisky, and get them to ffltfce W haka. He speedily learned thatqgH was a terrible institution, aiding immonl and ho hoped that none dtahoaiwjW" contribute to the haka. Durtog MJ just over the fence fwim. where ne jfflj person died. The relatives moawJS wailed for three days, after their "WW and aftsy.that the guests M^v? they began to drink. Then it wmJHM aaw a portion ofjthebaka, and he OTM there was nothing mo_o demoralWi>&|* humanising, brutalising, than thisSSffl It should bo put a stop to. Ifc-°°^JJ5 be done but for the drink, j »ffi boing solid to the natives MffiE violation of the law. Tho pabl^j Wairoa had said that with twM | more tangis like that he would mm retire. He suggested that Auckls«S banner town of temperance, *WX form a "daw and order cobbw^ the duty of whioh sbould.be to seeW»| law in this rospect is carried out figgi made a vory thrilliag «PB6W-»,'^a temperanco, and in a most M ■ peroration took leave of hisiMfflg The pyoceedings terminated wits mm ing of a vote of thanks to the' CnjWg* Dr. Konderdine, singing, ands, uW^ a number of persons joined t» -;. Ribbon Army. "

SPORTING NEWS.

New Zealand Cup Nonl**^ The following nominations Wto received for the New Zealand WP'-^ Captain Webster. EvertonM.C«!Si!lJ Miss Webster, Wapiti Nelson. ( «| Vanity Fair, Muskot-Maid %%??&& Lady Walmsloy, Ike. Loohlel,M««*Sfl* Tigredin, Strenuous, Hanlan, Fwmesfp_; Tim Whiffle.. Leon. f^jSSm Miß.or._no lllly, Turquoise, N«g»SW Emma, Lady Evelyn, Matona^^Bj Rubozabi, Alpine Rose, _lackK»lW. J* Minerva. Tasman, Trenton. WJ^(W mania, Johnny Faulkner^ J^f^'-m Liverpool, Manchester.. Welcome Jack, Wa-i-ti colt, v^*W, ministrator, Consul, Ugly «O%|>JR Itevokc. Hormitage, Forcr_nner. 'j |»» Archduke. Spade Guinea, Bony. ,■ Forest Kins), Crammer, Tiger Tim-

CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.

Hon. l-n-iuroaUcw. til KM"/ «d """Trf* 1 ■ " Buohui^lta." __L___I___tp rewr _ Co.. Uff- *\^/

Printed and Published by Henry Brett, of SymoDM^UJJI General Printing Offloo. wrectß, In tho Province of A«-^., | Seala-i «&J__i I TMBDA-, MARCH 3, ?i»',«l

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1885.



&ftlT!-.__„« TO •" M 0 v R~O W, At 11 o'clock. CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT JEWELLERY SALE. THE BAN KRU V T STOCK OF MR CLARK, TE A ROD A. This being the LAST SALE previous to Mr Mulligan leaving Auckland, tlio BTOfK MUST BE CLEARED REGARD LESS OF COST. EDWARD LEY DON HAS been favoured with instructions rfrom Mr M. .T. Mnlll.au to soil by auction THE REMAINDER OF_TOK STOCK OF -OLD AND SIIAKR Jk\\'CLLI.RV WATCH US. Sec, Sec, which MUhl Hl'- SOLD without. Iho Slightest Hesiirv.. EDWARD LEYDON. Auctioneer, Next Mart to British Hotel. B, tl. CAWS.] l»- n- TONKK TO-M0 R R 0 W, At 12 o'Oloclv. qT. TTELIER'S! gT . JJELIEU'SI QT. TTELIERS! T^FAGNIFICENT gI'BUKBAN qiTES. jmiNE T3ESIDENCE gITES. QT. TTELIER'S! HI, TTELIER'S! PLANS READY. B. TONES AND CO., Auctioneers OT, TTELIER'S. QT. TTELIER'S. NOTICE TO INTENDING PURCHASERS. RETURN TICK-T3 CAN BE HAD AT THE OFFICE OF THE AUCTIONEERS FREE. Tho p.s. TON'GARIIK) leaveg for ST. HELIERS DAILY-on Monday, Tur-sday, Thursday, and Friday, at 11 o'clock a.m.; on Wedncadnys and Saturdays n 1.2 p.m.; leaving Bt. Heller's at 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. respectively. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers? TO-MORROW, At Quarter-past Twelve Sharp, VAILE St. DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at their Rooms, Shortland-street, ho following tVaLUABLB OROPERTIES, COOK-STREET, CITY. Alloknont 21 of Section 83. having a frontage to Cook-street of CC't. and to f ale-street of ,fl Sin. by an average depth of 131 ft; together with four Cottages thereon erected. From Its closo proximity to Qncon-stroet, tliii Property Is rapidly aeq-iii-ing a great value. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. VUla Residence of '7 rooms end bath-room «_s and water laid o. .; every convenience., See. with Allotment fronting 1 wo Streets, ol) x 120 ft. WATERS. DE FARM, Lately in the occupation of Mr .!. D. Cooney Bituated at Tu.an_a Creek, and being part o 3__otm-nt». Parish of Maraital. containing 9S: noros partly improved; together with thi Dwelling-houso and Outbuilding- thorooi erected. This Property Is well suited for a manuf actorj requiring good water frontage and a conatan supply of fresh water. Furthor particulars on application to tho Auctioneers. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-st TO-MoRROW, At 2 p.m. prompt. SALE BY PuILIC AUCTION. J. R. RANDERSON HAS been favoured with instruction! " from Mr Richard Bibby (who has sold his property, and leaves for England iromedl Stelv) to soil by publio auction, at his residence Ferny Bank, Birkenhead, aa above, THE OF ma LIVB AND DEAI STOCK, Including— Splendid Buggy Mare, rising 5 years; per fectly quiet, and guaranteed sound li wind and limb Q_t_tMU_ing Cows, in full milk _ well-bred Barrow Pigs (half grown) i New Soring Cart and Harness complete Ladies' and Gents' Suddlea 2 Be«_ivoß<lully stowed) SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Inoluding-English-mado Suite In Hon (Solid Mahogany, 3 pieces). Loo Table .Mahogany, richly carved), Kidder minster Carpets, Tables, Chairs, Double Iroc and Wooden Bodßteads, Mattraa ses. Waahstandß and Ware, Drcaaing Ta-les. Mirrora, Fenders, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, and other Articles too numerous to mention. Terms-Cash on fall of tho hammer. Without Reserve J. E. RANDERSON, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 5, At 11 a.m. LAND, MAN GAP AI, Without Reserve. SHARES. SHARES. JEWELLERY, FURNITURE, &c. j. R. RANDERSON HA S been instructed to sell by public auction, without tho slightest resefve, v A PRIES MANGAPAI HARBOUR (1 miles tola WhSngaSU being Lot 23 and part of Lot 11 Parish of Mata, having two roads running through it a-a a soa frontage, and noar Educa tion Reserve. Also, ALL THAT ESTATE OF LEASEHOLD, being 'Part ot Lot 71 (50 xSO), Reclamation. Cus toms-stapet, City, having Largo Iron Storo, two ____-Y_Jjg 60); 16 years to run, at £29 per annum. • _ .mall nor.on is subleased at £20 per annum, Corn Crusher, &c. Well Idaptod for hay and straw business, or other ***■ Also. In the Estate of Joseph Tongo. Deceased, under inßtrnotions from the Executors, *m <WARKS APPLE FARM CO.. 7a paid up. "S SHARES AUCKLAND TURKISH. BA.H 2 a_L_REIM&INA?.AIARI GOLD MINING _fl SHARES CITY OF AUCKLAND TRAM «° SUVaYS AND SUBURBAN LAND CO.. 12s 6d paid up. Also, 1 SUPERIOR COLD ENGLISH LEVER 0' WATOH. 18 carat ■ 1 GOLD CHAIN, Jo carat - 1 ARTIST'S OIL COLOUR PAINT BOX and KNIFE C 1 HORSEHAIR SUITE , - CRETONNK, SUITE . CHAIRS, T__-L_S, v WARDROBES AndT"" GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNI I TUBE. DURHAM YARDS. TjlOK SALE, at the Durham Yards, JP every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, JHDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS #yVVWf AND NOLAN,



THURSDAY, MARCH 5. TH E 11E MUEK A YAR DS. FOR SALE on Thursday, March 5, at 1 o'clock, •.'OO Head well-fatted Cattle soo .'at Sheep and Lamba l.'uiry Cows. Stoio Cattle Fat and Store Piga. Por private salo, Lincoln and Shropshire Rams A Pine Hereford Bull. Wanted to purchase, An Ayrshire Bull, ALFRED BUCK LAND, T.OR PRIVATE SALE ISO TWO TOOTH EWES, or good quality SHROPSHIRE DOWN, OXFORD DOWN, SOUTH DOWN. AND LINCOLN RAMS. ALFRED BUCKLAND. jpOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. v. nlnkii--Saturday, March 7 ALFRED RUCK LAND. I. 0 X PRIVATE SALE V ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS! Karm ljot.l from 20 acres and upwards, near Pakokuho Station ; from £7 10a to ClO an acre. f-n-iit. Lot ISO, Awiiu, containing 123 acres; wuvrly fenced ; In neiir other homosteuds, and -uod land ; ~2 an aero. Farm of 150 neresi on tho Pukekoho Hill, ad joining that of Mi-Jacob Wright's; oonsldorably Improved: as an aoro. A llrst-olasa Farm, half-way botwoon klhlklhl and To Awaniutti, containing 6S_ aeroß, with oholco apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 acros, at prlcoa varying with Im provomonts from £1 to £7 an arro. V ALFRED BUCKLAND. W. S, COCHRAN-] [JAMKS HACK WITHDRAWN. THE SALE OIpTIR J. COSGRAVE'S BOOKS. Advortlscd for To-morrow (Tuesday), is WITHDRAWN FOR A FEW DAYS. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS- OACRE TO-MORROW. SILVER-PLATED TEA URN, E LEOTRO-P LATE DW ARE, CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, HANDSOME MARBLE CLOCK, SILVER PLATE. THE Subscribers will soil by auction, at thoir Rooms, Quoenstreot, on Wodnesday, March 1, at 11 o'olock, SILVER PLATE, consisting of—Candlesticks, Trays, Buttor Coole*Tray and Snullor., Fish Slices, un&Kpor__o. ELECTROPLATEDVVARE, consisting of- Dinner and Bessert Forks and Spoons, Buttor Knives, Soup Ladles. Gravy Spoon, Tea and Coffee Pots. Entroo Dishes. Tureens. Sugar Basin. Biscuit Box, Cake Basket, Largo Tea Urn, Cruets, Ladles, Egg Spoons, Salts, Grapo Scissors, &c. DINNER and DESSKRT KNIVES, Nut Crackors, Claret Jug, Cut Decanters, Flower Stands. Glass Butters, Fruit Plates, Jugs, Handaomo Marble Clock, &c, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, W. S. COCHRANKI [JAS. DACRE FRIDAY, MARCH 6. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, I'ANMURE AND WAIUKU. THE subscribers will sell by auction, al their Rooms. Queen-street, on Friday, the Sth March, at 12 o'clock, by Order of the Regis trar of the Supremo Court. PART LOTS 09 and 70, Section 2. Village Ol Panmure, with Blaokßmlth's Shop orcctec thereon. . , Allotment 11, Parish of \V__uku. containing 92 acres It! porchoa, all foncod, nnd _i _MW, SAMUEL COCHRANE Se SON, Auctioneers. wTs. COCHRANE] [JAS. DAORI MONDAY, MARCH 9. DWELLING-HOUSE, HELENSVILLE TT\ HE Subscribers will Sell at thoir Rooms JL Quoen-s'reet, on Monday, March 9, at l: o'clock, by order of tho Mortgagoe, ALLOTMENT 9, Block 5, Te Horo, Helens villo, 75 links frontago by 150 links deep with Dwelling House erected thereon. Land Transfer Title, SAMUEL COCHRANB 4 SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] [JAB. DACRI MONDAY, MARCH 0. COTTAGES, HELENSVILLE. THE Subscribers will sell by auction a their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday 9th instant, at twelve o'clock. By Order of the Administrato'" of the Estato o Wm. Douglas, Deceased, LOTS _ _ ND 5, of the Subdivision of Lot 1, T Horo Block, Helonsvllle, with the new Cottage erected thereon, each containing four rooms always well lot, and situated close to tho Roll way Station. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 3. COCHRANE] [-AS; DACE MONDAY, MARCH 9. COTTAGES VERMONT - STREET, TONSONBY. THE Subscribers will Sell, at thei Rooms, Queen street,! on Monday, 9tl lust,, at 12 o'olock, TWO COMFORTABLE COTTAGES, con talning 6 Rooms each, well flnishoi throughout, fitted with Ranges, Grates etc.; city wator laid on; allotment fenoed and drained, and having a front ago of 40 foet each to Vermont-street Ponsonby. Will bo sold separately. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE] JAS. DACRI MONDAY, MARCH 9. 136 ACRES, TAKAPUNA. THE Subscribers will sell by auotior at their Rooms, Quoon-Btroot, on Monday tho 9th March, nt 12 o'clock, By Order of the Executor in tho Estate of Dr Ford, Deceased, ALLOTMENT 118, PARISH OF TAKA PUNA, containing 70 acres and 2( perches. ALLOTMENT 119, Parish of Takapuna, eon tain in g 68 acros 2 roods and 1 perches, The above are well situated, not far from Lake Takapuna. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctioneeis. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, At Twelvo o'Clock noon, PRELIMINARY NOTICE, -yALUABLE fiVLY T^REEHOL_) "PROPERTY, HOBSON AND CUSTOMS-STREETS. G. W. BINNEY |_I AS received instructions from Mr J. A. T. Butler, to soil by public auction, on Wed nesday, 18th March, at twelve o'clock noon, THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, having a frontago of G6 foot to Hobson-street and 66 feet frontage to Customs-street, with the substantial dwellings erected theroen, situated near to Gloeson's Family Hotel, Customs-street West.



WEDNESDAY, MAKUII 11. DURHAM YARDS, SPECIAL UNRESERVED HORSE SALE. Ex Orkti and Hannah Mo_au, milE undersignod will soil at the Durham _L Yards on Wednesday, 11th March, at 11 o'clock, SPLENDID HORSES JL UU Consisting ot HORSES suitable for 'Bus, Express. Cab, Hansom, Carriage, Pairs, and Tramway, Kii.t-clii.ss Bucks and Butchers Cobs. Sclootod in tho Wnnganul district with great care by Messrs Morton and Chadwick spocially for the Auckland Market. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TUESDAYS". THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY. and STRAW. oaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'olock. ALFRED BUOKLAND. T 0 H N "I> U C H A N A N, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Addross: I Tolophono Exohango. " Eaglo." Auckland. 1 No. Co. X !>H_Si^S_Mß_»™^^_____ - iißt^_______Bl^| — . Tho Advortiser desires spooial attention to his Colobrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction tho greatly increased demand for them substantially proves thoir excellence, and confirms tho high esteem which tho Public havo justly accorded them. The following distinctive brands all bear his Trade Mark on tho labels, and are packed in lib and _lb packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. UK.E_.DED PURE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Brand. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Thoso Powders, sinco their introduction, have been accorded By tho public the ro coption their excellence desorvos, and only require a trial to bo moro universally used. Attention is requested to tho following analytical roport:— "Laboratory. Hobson-street, Auckland; Juno 13 1881.—I have sampled the Bakinp Powdor In the bulk, propnrcd by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and havo analysed tho saint', and find tho constituents pure and woll-propor tionod. The roßiilt proves this article to bo superior to any cither imported or colontally prepared that has been submitted to ma, and I can, therefore, confidently rocommend it to-tho public.-rsigncd) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. Each tin bears hia Roglsterod Trodo Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. ■i he STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmon's Stores comprises a Splendid ABBort mont which 1b constantly being replenished by Importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calc-tta, via Melbourne 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread EnglO Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to socuro other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer. JOHN "gUOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. SCOTT'S OF PURE GOD LIVER OIL And Hypopkosphites of Limo and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE, Possessing the combined virtues of theso two valuable romedies in thoir fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated thgn in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, ■wasting children and persona with fooblo digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOIt WASTING DISEASES .OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOIt SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR ANEMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, all diseases where there is an inflammation of the Throat nnd Lungs, a WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in tho world equals this palatablo Emulsion. 8 It is prescribed nnd endorsed by the best physicians in the various countricsof tho world, who will attest those facts. For sale by all Chemi-ls. JB. B L A I X I E, • Victoria-stkeet, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from Manufacturers, Has for Sale, at Low Rates- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, in great Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Largcst'Stock in Auckland Marblo, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zinc Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. MRS CORSTON bogs to inform the Ladies of Auckland and Suburbs that aho ia selling off her Summer Stock of English Millinery and General Drapery at a great re duction, to make room for tho autumn goods now just opening up. Come and Bechro tho bargains. A special lino in Children's Cos tumes. Underclothing, &c, at Mrs Corston's, Newington House, Millinery and Dressmaking Establishment, opposite Portland Houso, Hob son-streot. N.B.—Ostrich Feathers dyed tho prevailing colour—a beautiful cardinal. A RRIVIN6 EX DORIC. PIANOS, by Mignon, Haako, Rapoldi, and Ascherberg ENGLISH HARMONIUMS, from £10 Choice VIOLINS and VIOLONCELLOS, chosen especially for J.H. by an Eminent English Violinist STRINGS and FITTINGS Eardloy s PITCH PIPES, embracing the whole Chromatic Scale. Invaluable to Choir masters, Tuners, &c. ROTHERHAJVI'S Celebrated LEVER WAT CHES, in Gold and Silver ERHARDT'S Do. Do., with Chain and Fusee to ensure accuracy of time-keeping. J. H O W DE N, QUEEN-STREET.



NELSON, MOATE&Co.'e CELEBRATED CHALLENGE ______ «j_L——l ■_■ I, ■__■— DRINK XEL SO IV. MO ATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE KLENDED TEAS. Bundrods nro trying to oopy. nnd many aro advertising Common MLxturoa at Blended Toa to mislead tho public. For Govornmont Analysis buo Circulars. __ -: -. i?':_^E?nf^rr'"f :-!•'"'-■ ■■> hi m i -J "7 _ \i" ' _* Uu '■, ',r. i* f .«;. * >N^_, 'I- i , HH ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS. TUoy have been awurdod GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS: ---•• All tho Teas of this firm nro Bought nnd Blondoil by Mr. NELSON, a Pro fcsslonal Tuator and Blondor of Ropnto.' NELSON, MOATE & Go.'b SPECIALTY j^o^ iISB BRANCHESt AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 156, OUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. D_ E v l T T GUNMAKER. 264, Queen-street, Auckland (Opposite tho City Mnrkot). ESTAULISIIKD 1850. Intending Buyers gKm_. should inspect tho t__\btmffok. Larqk Stock o( Brooch TiBSSBrTh^ and Muzzlo-loading *""3{__i_J?K__. Guns on hand. Thoy _ will soo the mesr valuh In bs^!_c_yt Auckland. Kvory Gun tho- >4afaßS(Bß_h roughly examined and guaran- f jCTaK^J teed before delivery. l/'^^ilsE BB HammerleßS Guns, with Sle- \J JSjjfgH fli men's Putent Steel Barrels, 12 V-^fflfflH-' I and 20 guago: Silver's Patent Anti- (_Js_j-jfl' recoil Butt Plates; Wobloy'B Bull jHHH Dog and Irish Constabulary Rovol- HUH vers, also his New Patent Selt-ex- |8H tractlng Revolver; Kynooh'S Patent IBJ "Penfoct" Reloading Motiillic Cart- Pfim ridgo Cases and Crimpers: Kloy'a Ro- \\ volver Ammunition and Metallic Cartrtdgo Hi Cases; Nowcastlo Chilled Shot; Curtiasli! and Harvey and Pigon Will, s and Lau-1. ronce's Gunpowder: Eloy's Wadding nnd j,\ Cartridge Casos; Powdor Flasks, Shot W_ > Pouehoe, Game Bags, Gun Cascg, Cartridge ■"* Belts. Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, For ret Muzzles and Bolls, Saloon Rifles, Air Cnnoa, Broech-loadlng Implements, Fishing Tacklo, Cutlery. Klroworks. REPAIRS, including Bnownlng and .Re stocking, specially uttondod to, and satisfaction guaranteed. . D. EVITT, G-NMAKEB AND IMPORTER, 241, QUEEN-STREET. AUCKLAND. TP E A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, SnORTLAND-BTiIKIST. ALWAYS IN BTOCK- Bpoctaclos and Eyo-glassos of ovory kind an accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glosbob oil superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasßoa and Microscopes, powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compassoß, Dralnago Levels Abney Lovols, Prlßmatio Compassoß Drawing Instrumonts, Scalos, Parallel Rulers Ships' Loga Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometora, Thermometers, Hydromotera Eleccrlo Bells, Batteries, and 1 .ttlngß Magnetic and-Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnlllors Stereoscopes and Slides, Graphoßcopcs Steam Guages and Tubing, Sallnomotors Amateur Photographio Cameras JUBT RECEIVED-Self-regifltorlng Aneroid Barometers INSTRUMENTS 01 _V_l« KIND RBPAIRBD. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFIOB. PUBLIC NOTICE.—I. FERNANDEZ, having purchased for cash tho Inoolvont Stock in tlio assigned Estate of S. Bowrlng, Victoria-street, is now soiling £1,800 worth of Drapery and Clothing at Half-price. Prico List of Genulno Bargains:—Strong White Calioo, 2s lid por dozen yards (worth 6s); strong Groy Galloo, 2d por yard; good Whito Shooting, two yards wide, 9d ; 2,000 yards Fashionable Dress Material; Satin-cloth Sergos. Cashmeres, Home, spuns, etc, from 4Jd per yard, bostquolity; Silk Buttons to match, 3d por dozen (worth 8d); Men's Strong Twood Suitß, 10b Od (worth 355); Men's Strong Trousorß and Vests, 10s Od (worth 18s 6d); Men's Strong Tweed and Serge Trou sers, 5s lid; Special Strong Moleskin Trousers, for working Men, 4s (3d, wonderfully oheap; Strong Tweed and Bluo Serge, from is por yd: 1,000 Men's and Boys' Folt Hats, from Is lid each, guaranteed the best vnluo in Auckland, and largest variety to choose from. Everything else at llalf-prioe. Come and judge for your- Belves. — Fernandez, Draper and Clothier, Karangahapo Road, Newton. Tramcars pass the Shop. Aak the Conductor to sot yon down. SCORIA ASH. SCORIA ASH To Buildkrs a.nd Contractors, I am prepared to supply (or deliver) from Threo Kings Scoria Pit, in any quantity, Coarse, Medium, and Screened, in Auckland Suburbs and Onehunga. Orders can be loft with Jas. ' Mackie, Couchbuilder, Victoria-streot; or the J undersigned. S Onehunga. Jan. 3 1885. Wm. BRIERLY. ; fT. O TRAVELLERS, PRESENTS FOR HOME ' Very handsome Inlaid Table Tops, Cabinets, ' and Walking Sticks, made from the pick of New Zealand's beautiful woods, at very reason ' ableprioes. Carefully packed for shipment. W. NORRIE, Top of Shortland -street. FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm 160 acres good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round, i comfortable dwelling-houso, and numerous out i buildings; all in good order; 1-mil it rom rail way Btatlon, 15 miles from town, and will be sold, ohoap.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, ~0. 8. Qneen-fltrn Th:omas mac h-in, BRICKLAYER AND BUILDER. Collinowood-btreet, Quantities prepared for the Trade and reliable estimates given. Furnace work done In all branchas. Stoves, Coppers, and Kitchen liangss set and guaranteed Communications oy post attended to.



T.&S.MORRIN&GO. LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, &o. Importers of Machinery, &c, &c. Indants executed for every description of Hard-/ ware on most favourable terms. T. &. S. M. & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, IB ..A- IST 3D S-A-~W~S- Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS FOR HANI) POWER. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER. MULLING MACHINES. MACHINES. BOLT „ NUT SCREWING MACHINES. PIPE SCREWING MACHINES^ .^^ TINSMITH'S TOOLS. SQUARING SI I MARS. squaring shears. circle gutters RoLLLswacS Ll Waning down machines. FOLDERS. FOLDERS. BEADING & BURRING MACHINES. GROOVING MACHINES. WIRING MACHINES. •"*_-_-__?ST-K. .UNCHES, STOVES, -, T. & S. MOEEIN & CO., LIMITED, FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, QUEEN STREET. AMATEUR FRET CUTTING MACHINES, 8 PATTERNS. SHALMRS SON, BROWN & CO., QUEEN STREET. THE SALE OF JOHN COSGRAVE & CO.'S d BANKRUPT STOCK _ 0 HAS HOW COMMENCED. H J8 |H H In commencing this our >* p FIRST SALE, 2 U we beg to state to the public that we are rr\ pj NOT <D. going to continuo in a condition of Q J7 CHRONIC SELLING-OFF, 2| Q but that the Sale must bo a) w UJ SHORT AND SHARP, v Ed t/J and, to effect this, prices will be A WONDERFULLY REDUCED, £J n , /-N as all the W J BANKRUPT STOCK MUST BE SOLD A , & befoio Autumn Shipments are opened. H _ g Heads of Families, Country Settlers and Storekeepers would find it to their advantage to lay in a STOCK OF DRAPERY at the Immense Sale now being held at SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO., 204 AND 206 QUEEN STREET.



Willlnt. and Cvc<Ts«>lc Witnesses. tioarty Recommendations from Poraonal Experienoo. Mkssrs M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Gknt-KMEN.-I have vory meat pleasure In teßtifyinit to the oxcollenco of llunihurK "lea at a tonic. I know o£ no medicine to oqual it, and for anyone sulTorlnK from IndißOßtion I can heartily recommond It, us in my own case J found ft simply Invaluable.—Yours truly, J. V. WRIG-iEY, Brewer, The Captain's Verdict. Turt-Ka, August 19th, 188- Mesbrs M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Vkau Sms,-I beic to Inforffi) you that I have dorived vory great bisnoflt from the uso of ii.mv Kreso's Hamburs Tea, and 1 shall havo niu«n pleasuro in rccoinmeuding It to anyone syunor- Ing from lndlgOßtionor a sluggish liver. Ihove never used uuymedicine with Buch goodoHoct, and am conlldent itonly requires to _c bettor known to become very oopular. I may a<lu mai I found It easy and pleasant to tako.—xourß faltWully' _apt.J.KI_US. Strongly Recommend it. Kxohango Hotel, Wost Maitland, N.S.W. I havo trlod the Hamburg Toa in my houso hold, nnd havo proved it to bo gentle but efflcacioua. and I can strongly recommond it— Yours faithfully. Gl A. BBOWN. Sold EvERYwnEBE. PaiCß-ONK SHILLING & THBKKPKNOB. Wholesale Dop6t for Anokland— M. LEVY & CO., O-EKN-S-BKK- AnOKLAND. A Trustworthy Report. St. Jacobs Oil's the Tbing-They Sweu by It. Moßsrs Smith and Hogg, Proprietors Of the " Star" nnd " Weekly Star," Muaterton. N./., wriUng to tho Sydnoy agents, say "they were voluntarily Informed by Mr F. O. Mason, the leading chemist that St. Jacob's Oil has a great . demand in that district, and many people, since using it, absolutely swoar by it." Similar roportt reach ua from all quartern, and thoro Is no doubt about it St. Jacobs Oil is far and away tho best romedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, and all muscular pains, the world lias ovor known. Two gold medals, and thousands of testimonials from every land and in every tongue abundantly prove It. An Editor's Experience. Palmer Gold fields, Maytown. Queensland, October 11,18.4. Moßsrs Elliott Bros. Dear Sirs.—l havo used St. Jacobs Oil for Lumbago with the most perfect success, finding substantial relief after three applications. lam also happy to Buy it exerted equally happy re sults upon Chronic Gout, to wliich I have been subject for many years. Having personally ex perienced the benoilt- of St. Jacobs Oil, I can confidently recommend it, and amongst the miners hero who have usod it at my instigation. it is regarded as a valuable Bpecillc for pains ol all sorts, to which minera, as a class, aro pecu liarly liable.—Yours truly, WEHRE CROIZHUR. Editor "Palmer Chronicle. INVALUABLE. INVALUABLE. INVALUABLE. On tho Koldfields and in mining camps of every kind, St. Jacobs Oil is canonised as a sovorolgn balm for the severe and painful mala dies consequent upon prolonged exposure In variable temporaturos—dampness, coids, &c Minors, hood. Wholesale Depot for Auckland— M. LEVY & CO., QUEEN-BTBEET, AUCKLAND. 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