The Auckland Tobacco Company.

As the eommiiiiily is taking to lit tleintei-est

in what promises lo be a staple industry

I (as in part the urieinator of the Auckland

Tobacco-e-i'ouin- and Mi.iiufactui'iiii.' Asso ciation, afterwards the Auc'daud Tobacco too much upon yoiirspiu-t-, tiive your readers an account of liieall'air from ihe coir.mence- Hicnt to the present time. In .lime. l.iSi Mr (iiuke, v planter from the United States, tidied upon me wilh reference to tobaci.-<)-,!;rowiiig and uianufactiirin<j, point inf; out' the certain profits ■ which would arise from the diflerential duties in this •oloiiv ; these being L's (id ,r d os on tobacco nnd cigars respectively in favour of local growth on each pound wei.ht. Messrs Partridge and W'oollams had in the previous year made some experiments under Mr Clarke's muniipjemciit, which proved that althoiiirh not linaneiiilly successful then, under more favourable circumstances a handsome return upon capital invested was certain. After some trouble an association of ten gentlemen was formed, each guaran teeing n sum of l till, to be called up as required. As the climate north of Auckland was deemed the met suitable, an alluvial flat on the I'ahi liiver, Kaipara, was seemed, and operations commenced in the month of August. Owing to ihe unforeseen delays, which so usually bcl'al any new advenluie, the plant se. mlii not begot out early enough, and the result was a growth of only about one ton of tobacco. It was determined now to place the business on a larger fooling, and a small com puny was formed, the mem bers of the association taking out their interest.-, in half paid-up shares, many, in deed, taking additional ones. A start was made to utilize the crop by the manufacture of oigui-s, the directors believing,tnmi experi ments made, rlait ii saleable cigar could be produced lrom ii. About 10,0U0 were made before any wercseasoncd sufficiently for sale, and it was then found that though some were fairly good, the quality wu? so irregular that placing them on the market would have the oll'ccl oi'damaging the Company's reputation, and it was determined to import some foreign leaf to blend wilh tho home grown, i-'ortunalely at this time a letter was re.-lived from a practir.-.l tobacco matiu faeturer, applying for the position of manager, aim I after duo inquiries he was engaged. in order to comply with the Customs' requirements, il became necessary to discontinue manufacturing ;it I'ahi, nnd to remove this operation to Auckland, so as to be tii'.ih r the .supervision of that depart ment. Alter some delay premises wire engaged, machinery erected, the foreign leitf iinived. and business recommenced. Great ditlicultv was experienced in obtain ing .-killed labour, and at lirst, through want of Hitticieuth understanding the ■ peculiarities of our licme-gvown leaf, our products were hardly up to the mark.-'ln the meanwhile a second Company, the New Zealand Tobacco (flowing and Manufactur ing Company (Limited), was started,-with a nominal capital of .020,000, and com menced cigar making. It was quite cer tain that both companies could not iii the initial stage of the industry exist, ami after a time an amalgamation was agreed to be tween them, the Auckland Company increas ing its capital to £25,000, and allotting shares to tho Now Zealand Tobacco Com pany to the vnltio of its paid up capital. In this way the amount of shaves issued made up a total of about 8,000, upon which. nearly tho full amount has been paid up, and the directors, finding that oven this amount of capital was insufficient, resolved to make a further issuo of 7,000 share, . these to pay '2s Od each on application and allotment, calls not less than two month's apart of 2s tie! each, and to bear interest until equal in value to the original shares at the rate of 7 per cent. The amount of capital required fdftlifs business doubtless seems largo to tho uninitiated. It is therefore well to givo an explanation of the causes. All machinery has to be paid for, as well as tho titling up of..the factory with requisite appliances. Con siderable quantities: of American and other foreign varieties of tobacco must bo kept in stock for use; duty to be paid on the amount taken into the factory ; weekly wages to a large number of hands; material in the shape of cigar boxes, cardboard boxes, printed labels, etc. ; our settlers require cash for their tobacco crops ; tho long time cigars must be kept to season, and lastly tho credit which it is customary in the trade to allow to tobacconists. Adding all these sources of expenditure together, the directors found time -kV.o p,.o F <.=«l nddition «-.Tt norm too much. Some few hundred of these new shares have been placed, and it is hoped that ere long tho balance will bo disposed of. It is desirable to extend tho proprietary to thegreatestpossibloextent.as shareholders are pretty certain not only to become cus tomers themselves, but also to promote tho business of the concern amongst their friends. It is fur better that the Company should have a largely spread body of share holders, each with only a limited number of shaves, than that it should fall into the hands of a few capitalists. If producers and consumers alike would only take' 10' or 20 shares, and thus interest themselves in promoting an industry which has now been sufficiently ivcll tested to stand in-the posi tion of an assured success, we shouFcl 'vef-y soon be able to boast of a factory employing us many hands as any establishment in the colony, and distributing many thousands yearly among our agricultural and city popu lations. In each of the threesiicccssivcyears in which colonial tobacco has been purchased by the Company there has been a decided improvement s iri tho quality of the leaf, those who have grown it longest showing the advantages gained by experience, arid we hopo e»o long, with our genial climate, so admirably adapted to its growth, to be in dependent of importations. Notable among good growths this season have been those of the Ccmpany's own plantation at Pahi; Mr T. Williamson, at the Pah, Onehttnga (some 14501b from less than nn acre) ; Mr Pearce, of Gisborno ; and several lots from Waikato. The varieties received prove that different soils and localities enn pro duce tobacco ranging in quality from that suitable for the lightest cigarette' ta the high-flavoured component of tho "Digger's Delight " twist, for the manufacture of which, and all kinds of cake tobacco, machinery has now been imported, and the goods themselves will shortly be upon the market, the samples already submitted to export being highly spoken of; indeed, orders aro already in hand which will take some months to execute.

In conclusion, I .shall bo happy to furnish privately any information as to the. stocks. in hand and future prospects of the jA'ttek lancl Tobacco Company (Limited) -to any one desiring tho information. ' ■

Apologizing for taking up so much of your space, but believing that tho matter is of sufficient importance to tho country to rentier these explanations desirable, I am, yours, etc., W. 11. Metcalfe.-—From- " The N.Z. Fanner, Bee, and Poultry Journal." ,

A Punctual Pensioner.—A gentleman one flay noticed a hungry-looking dog prowling round his yard, and, struck with the poor brute's famished appciwaneo, ho /etched a large bone, and by no means a bare ono,' ivhich he threw to the four-tooted vagabond. It was exactly twelve o'clock when the bone was givon and carried off. Tho giver thought no more of tho matter, but cvi- ' dentlytho dog did, for the following day' at the samo hour he made his appearance with an expectant look about him which told that he hoped for a further con tribution. Amused at the effort to estab-' lish himself asnn oiit-ponsionor, and desirous uf finding out whether tho dog's arrival at this particular time was a mere chance, the gentleman gave him n second supply of feod. Punctual to time, the creature presented himself on the third day, looking avert more confident than "before lie was inly fed, and for a great length of time this self-elected pensioner made his daily ' ipnearanco at his patron's door with notable punctuality. One is led to wonder whether the dog may havo regulated his own move ments by observing those of some individual going to and fro from his work, and whether when the four-looted animal waa a few minutes late it might be because the biped was less punctual, or his clock slow Denudation.— AlrT. Mellaril Keado, C.E., F. 6.5., in his presidential address to the _ Liverpool Geological Society this session, on " The Denudation of the Two Americas," , showed that 150,000,000 tons of .matter in !' 3olution are annually poured into the, Gulf of Mexico by tho river Mississippi; this, it was estimated, would reduce the timo for the denudation of Ift. of Land over the >vh010.. ---hasin—which timo has hitherto been calcu lated solely from the mattor in suspension ' —from Ift. in 0000 years to Ift. in-4000 years. Similar calculations were applied to the La Plata, tho Amazons, and the St. Lawrence, Mr Reade arriving at the result that an average of 100 tons per square mile per annum aro removed from the wholo American continent. This agrees with result^ he previously arrived- at For Europe, from ivhich it was inferred that tho whole of the'laqd draining into tho Atlantic Ocean from America, Africa, Europe, and Asia contributes matter in solution which, if reduced-to rock at two tons to the cubic yard, would equal one cubic mile every six k. yews.

i ii ;. a•CKiiA lN I ) EVEN I IS' ( 5 ST A li, S ATUR DAY / " SEPTEMBER 5, 1885.

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He iir-hlc Khun ro uie,l lli-i.b -■-. •)". h'lf a n-Ti: ::l!i-,;iii..i,f, t-i-rr. fmli- 1.i.l out wnh lawn io.. oii-iiiir.l : !-.atl:-r00..i, > ."r,u>. i-e, ; il" lue.ii. d w-e-h-hoii.e. la.-:..- fictile, niul btn.vy 1, ,v :e; ail pliP).eu::l:ly v.- 11-huil: mid ,",i.'is!i<-il; K.i in: il wiiti-r l.d.iiui. I'iiee. .Cl.-JOO. S' 'KFli'lV llll.ljl-J.-li- ronmcl llveliira:- llou.-io lluili iv l-'iri.t-.-iiihS .-i...1e. with every Cm v- i.iiuit.e -il:.,i;.a-at, le x 13-. i-ric ' ■'- 1, \Vi-lt)-p-PT:d.:i.:'i', I'Oi 'p-dlir .-reamed lies d. arc, cx.rahii-.:-nnd 1 I It rooms, with s .-In vii! vlcv.- : f th ■ iiavbnur, ; !..ie rani', conciote p-i.li.i, small .-iiibie; nllolait-nl, lj x '.10. l'l-ieo, .!.;'.) ea-iy lei nee BUt.K'IV I.'II.IP' 7-ii-nrne.l Hen-.- on corner all lin.-nt, li) x :).'; ..s itnrt wai":-. ileineiiial wnsli-liou-:o. iilc.-ivi.iVo.ii. i-iie.-. ''.IMI. Sin-i'-nr "loii.-iiiii t-i-x: . .i)i.neii:.:i-li IL'. I'ri■-. ,et-'J, IVn, j) -p.il! 1:::, i', N PONIIV--^to ea-ai l-'ive i-!.0.ii..il I)'-.'. I'lll.'ir, I-.-!.!i- hi i- v.ith six roamed Ilou-ie th". til ti- ii. wold ..pi l.lia.t) corner nllot ni.-iit. .liiux 11)5. priUii. y.v'i). l\l-.,r\l' hi) ._.N (.;'..set 111.0 iiiiiin read)—Well built tl io. in. d Hon-e and eoll.-.j, i eriiniliih 2 Fid .'.'|."is null 'val.t.-, on eor.-tr nlloluiimt; st-.ele*, htiirtry-houiie i.i.d Hiote heu^c. i'liee .eh-.l ver> e;e.-y .em s. Xltlil ."!' :,i:t!KIU, Ri'VO-Two Snlendid 1,.;.,. 1 .Vlloliiieofs. ,■■-!,•!, Ml s lilt t'ric..-. .C:i ISs jv 1- i.'llil. (1:10(1 l)llt'illi,-i-).ititO, O'l'Alii..'ll.U -ilpiv! iiu.l,,ii:;; : e.:li j -. llll.'t fr ud i,!,r- )..-, ;•:.- Paiiiinire lliu'. l-riee, i.'fO. ONI-.l'll -N''l .■ ■(•':"in.:i'^iiiV:miii"Alcl;M"'.-icre-, tl.-,■!-'-, i'li'l'' I isvtai-ius Mil; ,'H .::r: -I re .und e'.-i c o-i .tllotuiont. I. ._ I.:u .Pi ci ■■ .v ,- 0 An tfV.-ltYr'.i'l'.iiN .i-momrt.lni . b.ii'ii in heal a'\ io. v,it.;-.dct.e-I.e-' v.,'..a houae, . n ulloiiiieiit ."'■! _v I>",l1. A 1_....:„ai-i:it !iyl ri)>;-!i'i\'l'.Y—'i'ivi-7-..00me.'l two s-ei-ii-d Ijoiises i.i :'".,,p-tll :-rT,-i-r:u-c;i;o.iil iuve-.tinent; .87:.0. JlOUN'i' ]o!)ieS-Nii-o lle.-1.1. lien of 11 ruuiim villi 11 acre: of land, well planted, i livli.lillK !-,i,;h, '-."ui -v.-11 sheltered ; ham-room detached ltv..vaiklii\. — L'lioii-o Huiidiiii,- Alle-tnienlH on ■_: c. Oi-ehei ilu'i.i, li.i \- It.'.: 'ja- lo j'l.i i_a r foot, CliK.-iTI'.U-'IKi,!1. y. .mi', Ito.-I.ill fl.iiit'.-Xlooil I y ! !!ii;!ilin:_; »ll.v.mi-i-.i - !fi\i;:J: 'A'- ltd (o fil nor foot. miiKKNUKAD-C, acres, very .suitable for l'nui y. invii.;. h m.: »e!l she!;, r. ,'. t'l -. to m.-iii real; li i-iihs ,:-.'■» the wharf. I'liee, .-C-J.-ta. 1'...)X — New li - roomi-d t.'oU-iite ~t Mount &,--.). Huskil ,on iillotinoiil7S x 115 It. Ail tin above r.o;r riles may bo arranged to be bought on very easy trvins. \I,rANTKI) TV) I Hl'. Two Irooiai'd Houso.! in T.er.uilnKlon ltoa'd, :>;'ou.-t ioieii ; rent. 10a p. r vt. cli. F-A R M S l'..l'.VKt; A vcr.d-.-j--flrrv; I-'-.- in, ."ii-i-i n tti Munun -tali ~'OCI -■ tila: ..I ; c- i.-l lil--- ---: Cl.'i Pl'ltiu 1, We: wnlaletl, illUMiJ1 ill K'.-.i.-s. ■.lu.a?*-Ri! .eiuwa.diiiH je,i leeee,, -yiUi al , )'...-:.,,.i.11.'- "llit'ii. ~ ll!K . HA' !t;i'('N-'3 Id c . -fr.-m ,":'l) uuvs g-o ii land, mosi j downs, wills iiu-ii poi tioi: ■ .-BWd-ny ; uoii -lieh. dur.. loam, t'riee, -'.-j 111 -~.:-...-iv, ~-ri,::■■ "eh.:. - ,1. HO. .:■■ iV A v. iv I're-iv Littl.r Pi-ojicrty of,", Air. »; volcanic =.oiL :.I in si'h'niiiii i.tus. : f. .... d ail,', .nil' i vide.:: iv.vnor about to hur n l--biu, d Hi -ii.. I'liee, f.Vi per ncru, or wlili hou.'-e. c I r. r ticrc. - MAi.AKI ai.--.i- :..-i'is, imiiiiprm'".', part geod h'l-!l. 111....: - , -.':'. • •:,-<::\r.r.'-.Y, AM.\. -tvpital D.iiir r»nn .. 2Tt| acres, in tn-.- h.*nk» or tin: \v.i,,...u: 1 7 r.inmi"l Wiiusn■ :•■ 1 n-1 n .■'.-.' eiuivi- PAP-AiaHtA VAld.'lY --■ res •'■rmdi-::, Land, 1.-nv I) -In- .'. , ■. : ~'il il: .' ~- w.yTiKv.''.'A'Vii't:':'p'e-. in n:\ f .- . .-■. Trent'Vortli i'rad. :-!l' h.-vcl s.i'l pI.)V.--:-.! i.i-,: yy- ■':<_■_ ■• ■ '~-■'--. - T fcr.v:- sal la im> -'. ever- i'.-3-ri--:io.; ard in all pavivs :-_t tbo dij'.riot y.i nij Hats, lor sale o-i o-r-J tcries. ;.'.,' ciiAi.irs ii.-.Oi'MOYii. 'W. V. -B .' - MITCIIUM. . -• v o Asic .l' IS SIAXU AMI) F •""!'. VTIi: -r:"'^;^,, Cooitrrrs's Vw.wph, CJ.t-.s s-btrbiw, Fanekms—Nailo-.ial n-nk of Yrv. VV ,lam".. . Teieiifcipi-'- '•"-.. I. .'.;jfe. Id. I'-:': i'i-at't flr.iTAplcfpKt r'-Jir-rwl In towtr .-i-a! r,C;.::trj-,_ ,_ _■'__ _ . . _ in, i.i,J.'.-.:-_-.i eh.-Wa a J.op'e.; "). '■'_■;_],' ar.d nUII-DTNfI :, I,l,'"',lK\ i'ci I'l'll SAI.K. (ifllllON STlll'l>r.T-\raluahle tdotilc, t ll.p-'i'OAiri-ST. Wip-Yi meef tl. ■ June ion of Yieioiw.. tip e;l -tlii.ini l-Yn.'ti^i S .... eH'lti'iKY I'lfdj" Rrnd .V'Vth i.-o.i'i "i-'ront '"i\i-NiMp;-,ilY ill) 111 ;:.! ■; It ). .'lll per .'em. N'ii.i.::'-Y'\'si in-:i.:i'- :•: •■. ir;i,.'::-., ;r reoi V.'KI:I.IM" I ON' KTftKh.T- Alio:.nrat, 7. per - foot.- j '. ilii't'DUKN f'-Ti{li".Ki'—,\l.')|.iii,:.-i, ,'.7 101 p.T font. ,i ■ICLI-^ir-V'-TTli-VKT-.H v 111), r.li'.l MuLYNT IuUKN (ilitiii lto.iiii 75 \ KM, Cl -,er foal. MIH .-,'T ROSKrhi, (-Main UiO""-) -£> l'.'s per tool. VIKW KOAD I.Mp. i-IJ. ill- Vi per i.c. P. YI.T'QItIA ...VKMIM'; (Ml. 17 , i:j -,C:t per foot. PKriRPKCT'-STJIIIKT (Jib HesfclU)-3_ij Gd per foot. 171NU.-;;..ANiJ (Nov,- North 110 id FrciitiiKd ' ffi .Is per root. ■Kl\'l-iHI,AMI-l (AlloPincnl) P.?A. .h H4KI!. STHKI'H' 1A_,..-h liiil) - a',! per foot. lilA UIM-l I'A 11.-. I '..•: (1 -ou ",ni;j , - :::i uir foot. IYaAcH IP ill') iDcvoiirorll -.'lll per font. MOUNT AMJi'litT (Main Hotill—. 2 5s rer foot.



This is are;:! Ihat-elaaii invesiiiiei!'., ,<i:--: '.yen worthy the altenliou of c;!i.it-di.sis. i Is, .-. t) - out doulil, tbo mv.-ii viilua'nli- ami sofesi nw '■, ment now in the Market, with undeniable pvop-i peotivo value, second to none in Auckland. 13-') ii Also, the lollowin-j; desirable Properties - AUCKLAM)-Valuable llusltiuss ,-iite lores> , situnro in Miiiii-ilaiid-ali-oet, corner of Mm I, .:ie, and inim-.-ei-deh lielwee-i the ;-.. - mi.ies of Ale:rs A. Clark and Kous ?«! Myero'tand Co. Terms easy. ALEXANDRA-STREET (fop. near Rymomls street. and near the 1 _tinti-il-reserve) — t'or.i fortubUi It si.ie'ici) of li roDiiu, city water, bath, and all conveniences; a very ile-irahio property, (to-'d BAYFIELD, PONSONBY- -Nice Xe-.v Hon o of I r-immi, rcullc-v. nice position, freeliiYl allotment: only £250. (Il: . CHUl'd'H-. rRirKT-VilUßesidoneooM rooms. ■ fitted wilh c.ui.lK)iii-.;r..ili-...--iier roitislcr f,rrv, -, oven, ,'cc,.: arooil well anil tank, well-sio..',;■:.i garden, t'riee, £380. tTi'.h CLAHEN'CE - STItKKT. PONSONBY - Ni. n Vi-iv.iiilnli '■ 'inta-p- of I rooma an.l seu'terp ; allotment, to x Si'; £270. CAM UiiltlcSE- 1.-V 18: Ri-und eor.-.cr allotment. leer . Al 0, lot "7'J ; valuable aero seetii.:'; spleiHlidcot-iiei-sile. (1521) COLLIMaWOOD-bTltleliVr — 1 landsomo aud commodious Residence ol 7 rooms, but p rooii), kc.; line iwrition ; ijriuul vi.-w. (III.i) DUAK&STKIOK'i' (Freeman's Ikiy)—L'ulimiout ous Husiiiess t'roii.is.s ; hoe portion ; y. .eil inve-ti .t. (0i1.'.) UUN|.:i)IN-STltl.:i-'.T.l'ONHfp\T,Y''--B:iiiitifiilb tailored Alloimeiii, T. x ! . Willi nidi Il.uk: of li rooms, in II finished, itus anil water laid in.-KdS move, ice ; ltii'Ko buy window ; price. pa:>«. . itfi tSLDO.V-STTIEKT, i'ARXHLfi - Conife.rtahh:. Verandah Cott ■{?<- of 7 rooms, hi tblc. woi .;■ shop. ,Ye -in...lli'.'l-cli-aa .order; kiieh. n rain-e, tlivs-a'i-, woll, Pump, _!,_-., rear :h ---beiieli; price .'ll.W. -■ 117U .P^OM—Oeiilleiii'vn's Kesiiienoo niul Ground:. This is th.- proi'.-.'i'ly of a Ui'-ntloiiian i.h-.j ha.-i sp.uvd iieiibei' time- nor iuinu-y, not Only ii. heautifvi'..,' th:- I'lr.iuiitls, but. in fiirni: !. iiiK the lloti-e .■■'. Vi every poM.ib'.e earn fort trail convenience, Stables and uec^F _;:-.'■> Oiit-biiU'l.H!. , -Ye., &c. Carda to view from the uridoi-i'upied. HI IS. fERNLKIGTI STHKHT-3 Ycra.nOnh Cofipn.e-. cf o, i, anil a rooms lv.-upectivcl.v. 1:. :■-.-• V order. City witter littd in. Prieo. for iho tbreo, '.'-PH'.tl. A-|?i'.od investnu nt. ,lltfi.!i THOUGH AND RYLE STRMKTS (corner 0--1- Very superior House, beautifully liiiisli -d oil'fn cedar and ornamental woods, To ho sold at oneo : ii bargain. IKY (JUNPUY-STRKKT, ecconil from corner of Litchliold-sfri-et-Freehold verandah Hon-c of o room's, scullery unci outhousi-s, well hih! faithfully built, i-.nd in good order, lot No. I off Newton liiwd, aliuut ilfteen niiuiites' walk froui Queeu-streeu (1192) GIBRALTAR CUICSGENT (Paraelli-'A very Handsome Villa Residence, p::s«.s?v-^ six fine room!!; tras nnti Wator 'throughout ; wtishliouso nnd every convenience; tree hold allotment. 111! x 100 : well diiutied rend planted ; this ipjroperty i.-p pleasantly siiiialcd. conmiaudiug a mo:t extensivo view of lite Dohiain. ' ■ : r< • IIS2 4AMILTON — Splendid Littlo Farm 'Of 400 acres, mot-tly subdivided into paddocks Bituate near the township; good ruail.spii.-;. did houso. Hue position. Price, only .-:2,;Y"_i - - '• '■'l-(1398>' HACKKTT-STRKET (Ponsonby)-Comfortnbh Villa.' -t'larso rooms, lean-to', Sec; Ras re..: water laid in ; nice poiirion, near the beach. Price, £350. . , , U519) IRELAND-STREET, Freeman's Bay^Coiufori able Cottnite of i rooms, freehold allotment £23i.i. (Hill



KING AND STANLEY .i'REETS. Creit North Rood—A 9-roomcd House, fronting Kine'-streets; gas-anil 'watrt-j very i-ood cookino: rango; allotniont, Kiix lli2. l-roonn .1 House in Stanley-street, allotment I'd r- i- 1' AGoodlitiililin . l^t.Sil'Jf 102, frontina'Tvi- ; stree-.- and a line hir-.ro workshop, two story, at back of hniso situated In -King-street, - f itli privata i-ntriutoe tt'Oin Si.uule.v-.. rei.-. vi about 15 to 20 feet. IT'ieo £or whole. jCTiO cash. 157'J CINGSLAND (2nd Avon'tfcl-Houao of 1 ronn - and workshop"; Allotment 10 i il". I'tin £200. . . . MANN'tNG-STREKT Wow'ton)-A comforb.' !■■ liou-e of fi rooms, fitted with Venetian binds), j?as, water, etc., etc. £3u3. (lY'i) MOUNT. EDEN, Mount .Itonkill Koad-Very Coinfortablo Veranduh Villa of li rco.es, wash house. Sec, &,c.; volcanic alltti:!i-.: ' G0x200: £125.- !: -" •' '■ ■ '-(1IS0) MOUNT' RDKN. off Mount Roeki 1 Road-A rrcttj-Villa itesidencp?, rnuticated.auperbly tlnished oil", .5-rooms, . lofty, hath-rooui, pantry, Leuminston ranpo, _.' rci?iatcr trratca bay window-, iphndid hall, fancyß!ii<-.i-ili:r,r; yviiter laid onto bath nnd gantry by t-.i-n 2.10 ---; gallon tank a; - .-picket fence; corner allot ment, -il x .US: very In _c stable nnd fowl houre ; (,-u;i within -.HO feel. Tee vi.:-.-,• ob tained from this property is'ilnsii.-pa-J-d in - tho district, with fine prospective value.. ~'-...-..'. . . . (il'Jll MOUNT EDKX (Owen's Road) -Pretty Villa ot Oroomp, wnali-hoiiao, Jin . &_o.; sph.-uili : v.?l , Clinic allotment, 1.12 x 170. '(!'!T) HEbSONS'ITiI'IKT-Cuipfortahlo' Ilet'iso of 3 room)', hatar.-oin, Xc, 'Src.-'; city.w-.tvr ntfa-garlitt-Hnl £-'50. • ■ («T;i) N'Olt rPl'snORR-Conifortablo Vi'.hiof Drcoai", ' wash-hoti*<e. coppp-r. sas.nnd all eouv.-nion co.... Price, qulv.iC'jOi. ;,-., (IV.1) JJEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very . : nice Hnusesj gas and city wator in eaeiv. . . Both in llret-e.'usu order and iiVanl'.-ii'tiil positio'-.i, ele.po to Ke.ranprabnpo U'-ad. '■ ' Grand pdsUion for shop (Yl-il) PAItK ROAl>-Go6d Honon of 7 rooms, ph«s ---• antly situatad ; nplemlld view; lai'Ke •-.dp,- --• 'ment. Vrico £6, .. , UYU) PANMUitlil-i aorePeation iv grand position, :,, and CotttiKo of 3 roams, &c, Ke. (lill) PA) IXEIiL- Villa Kobideiioe.of 7 rooms, iaih -rooiu.&c . &.C.: woed. ceul, and w» ,'n-h. v c, wilh boiler aiiil all conveiiiences; allotment, -; Clix 10.'.'' '' ■ " '(ISlf'l PENPO?K-A coitifbTtiiblo-Ifoiro of 5 'o-ins. ' outbuilflinirs &c, &c, and _. acres splen-.iid volcanic land; ...... .(152)) PONSONBV.—If-.ndeomo nnd Commodious Residence of i) rooms, bath-room, cojwc.va tp.iT, &c, &c; out buihiiiiHH ir-,.! rill cen " Venierlcel"; titlo'ttnont, 132 x SIO-, frtintinfr 'wo ■•''street?.- - • . I'eiJD PUklinrOHK-Oood Freehold 'Corner Allot ment, with House of -l rooma, Bhop, siable, _...', nniLout-kQUao. .. ..(1101) POMPAlibniR TiiRKACK—Very pretfy,. Cot tage, In splendid or:le<r very nice garden, allotment. 50 x 100." Prico,£3oo. (12C7) 'PARNELL,.'.(Brighton Road)— Now I-Xoutio of d rooms and workshop, Etovo, register irrate ; verandah sido and front; allotment, 60 x 310. Prioo, £125. Oan bo sold on terms. ... ..,-:: .... .1.133 .



MOUNT.ALBJ-:UT.(Kanuer.jvyl)-M) per font.



HOUSES FOR SALE. No ,£lSo:rOlipbanUtroct, 1 rooms 73i _C::sv—Hume-street, 1 nionn, scullery, etc. . r«js .i,i"i'-t-'f,'o!iipi..ivi; ! P..'.il. 1 rooms; ."-ui.. etc. 6530 f:>m— Staiiley-st., 5 rooms each (2 Cottages) 5311 £5' Oi-t-'tnart-strei-t, l'onsonby, G rooms , 73,'t £31.11 -7Su:i'--s-tl-n el, i rpJin.i and scullery 731 iE3S'I-niislell.-sli-ei-t, I room - and'S'-nllery 723 '£3)o—Vie. Park, N.H., 6 room.'. :;ranil view 582 £3oU—tJoin.nerclal Road, (1 rooms, sail., utc. 60S I £-350— iviount Albert, 7 r.ootus, well, etc. jUli Hcso—Sussux-slr- ot, I room:--, sriillery, etc. 551 'f.'l'M-llt. Albert, Brooms, blinds, gistcs. etc. 701 ■■sßWi—Proßpeet;sl reet, I! rooum, ouihouse 518 £SUJ - -ill. Itoskilh Grooms, all i-nnn-iiienood 578 iA.id— Vie. Avenue, G room-!, seuilc-.-y. etc. 552 £.''". —'it. "i'.t.-i', '1:1., 7 riUii., nlli-nuv: ''l.tiir-r'j 520 rf.<r -'-"'- 1- V!iI»7M'.,Gr>'(.'ui',''i-.r'ii--'totnek ,-,-•-> i'.&iß-b'Amhm.ih-it.,.! rooms, kitelieti. etc, 500 il.'icl) -j\i,vvio:i lid., 7 rotiius, w.isli-luiii v., &c. 71G A'.POn - >liiui'kiiulld.',!)roi'.iu-'.wasl'-h-.mil!. &c. VI) .(.'■ f'n_r,T--inrtl;au Ro.id, !) roonis. surle, &o. 7011 iST.lO—Mnckftll'ie-nl relit 7 n mm sable, etc.



- PONSONBY ROAD. ■.. Good .Vilty Roflldenco, oloso to tlio Franklin lloui: quite new ; Kan and water i allotment 60 _ 100. Price. Sl.nOO. -- '•■'--'■ ' --■.- . .- .--...,:.: - ■■:■ - -. ,(| }S r,)- . PROSPECT-STREET, PONKON3Y, and rnly/ ono minute from tram—A. Pleasant ly-situ ated 6-roomed Cdlluko. register urates, gus in threo rooms, city water,, und every con venience. Allotment33x 100. Stands hiL-h ; grand view. Prlco, £350, Terms easy. (1603) RANDOLPH-STREET. Newton- — Two . I'ino Bu'ldihg Alio'ment.'.', si'.uatcd about the' ci-ntro or Newton; allotments, 33: i U9; third ' and fourth from Gloucestor-strcot. PriM .. . r.n_ . - . - l-'-ra RBMUERA— Comfortable.Vitla of (iroom-, fta, &c.; Is.rgo allotment OG x 221, planted,' &c„ '«b'- 800. ... (15-28) RICHMOND ROAD -. Handsome : Villa <)> 1 rooms, &a: kitchen, rango, copper. Sec, Sec. (freeholdl. £500. ' (IIKJI tfYT.E-STUKli'r—lTctty Veran'dah;Villa oi 5 ■« iroomsl 'ffio.l allotment-6B x. 120). a very desirable residence.,,,--. .., ... ~(10391 ,SYMON'I):~'-S!RI:X'J', rear City Road-AC ■...-. fortablo Villa Residence Of 0 roobi't. lofty, " "nice hall, gas'nniP oiT writer 'thront;hout,' .-■:-: asphalted- paths. Bide entrance, bay wiiuloiv, register gratp. Stands high. Grand position. ". . ', ' " ' (1502) ■ SllEfßlfiANiStßKKT—Oomrortubln House of S ' '•' rooms, '&c. ;■ rub mid 'water- laid .in ;,- nic.' , poai.ion. Price. f.V.O- -~ ■. . ~(1170) 3AbK-.-,TR!t',l'_T (Ireenmua liiivj - Cot'liii;.-, I rooms, in good' Order: corner a'l-ihvo,tt; only £321.' •' ' •' '■- 1170 SENTINEL ROAD—Handsome Villa ItesU'encc of 7 rooms .butb-rooiii. Sec , Uc ; city, waiter and all conveniences; allotment, 10 x 1:0. £550. " (1H0) ITBNNYSON-STIWIKT (Surrey Hills)-A woll - . built House of. G large rooms,; every con venience. Allotment 10 x 152. Pi ice, £555. 'UNION-STKKKT-Nioo House nf S rooms, jais nnd water-laid In ; would make good stand for business; . -, 15' iT) VICIOHIA-riTr.F.;' .' WEST—Shop and Duel, lint: of tronm.i. .0150. .' (Kill:,) VICTORIA A VIC N U «!, MflU NT KT)KN—lliind soruo Villa of 7 rooms, lilted wiih bulb, i-up-' board, dnsser. mid all conveiiienees: I'm- window, griiiiii vie'iv, sph-ndi.l voluiiui ; al lotment (."■<) x I'JS). Cheaii, only ftVji.i. (i.-,-.-,) - VALLEY 1'tOAl), Mount. Ellen llriind I.n = i;l" ing Allotments, splendid view, from 30s pur' '" foot. Terms.- .- -•■•■■ . IMS VIEW- AVION US, MOUNT .EDEN .„>'..-.<. Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil,-and gobil-position, f'nly ' «320. ' • "'•».-.. ' • ..- (logfi VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and, com-. Xortjtblo.yillu Residence of .live rooma. v.asli house, oellar, fee.; city water nnd every con venience ; g'ftod allotment. Very chdar.. WALbACK-STRKICT, PONSONHY-A -very nicf)House of G vo ,m,i, gas iiud wntei-.1ui.l en nnd every convenience, and out-house, nl-i.m 3 minutes walk from the niiin.'Dnd 200 Vi-.ls " ' from tin) Homo Hiy Wharf. • (130 ) ■ WOi,P-STREE'I', off -Hepburn, strebt -~ Nicy. . .Villa, Residence, a. rooms large works'iicn... &C..&C. .0120. . (I:!:)' WYNDHAItT-STRIWr. just at corner of Albert, street;; grand site : fine allotment, with old r - cottages now standing. . For Btrtf.iHNri Allotments, Rd_r.it/li__ixd3, ' and Farms', sec separate advertisements.



Sipvoi'M of the above houses I,iav bDpiireliaiicil on cM-epliniinlly cic.y .tei.-uu), .only 11 5m...1l ciieh deposit required.



•riTOi US .LEASED, for a Torm, Contlo- S.- »iin.'s well uypohueJ Modern Uonidcnoo, with Hourly iin ui-ro of j'-ouiu'i. flal.lp). coauh hoimc, etc \V. L.' 'Milehi'll, Lund Atti-nt, Qieor n'rect. TO Bill LICT, ''oruer-Slioii In Vermont-il root, I'onu i,li..,ivilh.;wcllim--,.;i-.-.oiii-i.iii-ullory. . i- SYMoNi'S-lvi--- |.;kt -. Oiinlloniiin's Fondly - - HcMdc- Cn;!lrot)!ii-, Vi:i7iTi<iuhrl,i*nd li'iloonics; comatanttiiiK cxioiisivo > ieiv of the Hoimiin ~- and I lie North Ileal!. .■r.id 1 _;-..:n,iin.,lj;ij_p Islunds. i ilia ijnni_.___.rti-- ii noiv off red for mile at n vi ry lf.-.v' price: nibjri.f lo .'.. I'eu'ii of about HO yi-i.,-1. |iA'iT.vlhir:ruiti'«hin:rli. the i.onne i t piounii!' in in excellent, order. iuid Ui.o posit ion in I'xoontiowlty i-pcod. KYIiKIP- I'AhSS 'KOAl)-Vho]i and 5-rconicd D'.vellie.v.'r-fl:,; wfi'i'r, am! nil cunvonhiiirei,. ' I'iii-o. fit-ill- oi,lp .Jif.'ilon-h required. jKUItrUU'.iT;!, A .i.ix-;..ui! auiphxu;. i-ii-.e, (W by 17'), Ir. the main r-iiuT i, :-.r to I'm wharf, offered tit an rr:c- .Hionplly low price to cfli:c>. .'Hi ImU'l-'lil'I! (li-lOOFIII ■ ■ • • TAivAi'U-'.-i'A --'.)> Acre , ii olociiid 1-.v:.:;iinipi ~ .In the iii'iii! io:. i: ; I'm i.cr acre tcrjiri i-:;:-,-. l"i_ -!CU;I--I.j it'.-'i-i:, k'p -.vn ,i.< .;,--.-<t. Kill Oni.p.whnr? R!» _-: li '.irrri? <-. irmsn; ad ."c.'-icd --iiihb.ltl-oii wire,- . |V:7 ON. i-11-NCA.iii Hi.- lii)),l. ii-u-i in' il ".'in-: In- 1 ; iill'ilii.iiH 15,.-; l.'O, and >vi:li-,inili, 5-;-o6iiiC(l li.: i.-ii.i;,-| minute-!' i',:»J|-.' from U,.'!'Y-'.y Stnii -in. ' I'ri.poeit ' ' •■■- 731 A \i-__.A.V, y-H A. _._:■■' IIOAI) doii!« en «x ---.lcr.iilyo Crooejy, JiruiJtr,;-. u_n:: rrrmi-ioiiirr-rv I ■-.:, ii:;-i: -i: !.....::_ d.'jul:li-fir-ji -,', :'!;,-:■,-. win-. >!5-ri>hmr.ri>w*-. iHiip, a .,/\ over :.n Aero of Liv a iithreri-ci'i'lii!! i'ri:--'.i.:-'ip '■:> th.: road, f.'-r . ..-,.,. i.nld. .'_->'. o!.,e'; ;..:, v. hi- : ■■..::. ll'.Miiim-,l very .1.; .ii-.!. .: 1.-- .-,,, ... -? i7 DCRB-a K.-.'in'd lvrclnlliivi :i fl'if, with 1.1 milrs ffiiniirfriyt. th-i Wulkato liivi'r, niideonvoiii.-i.t to siu'Way fetation. HI) iiCrra hud down iu,k'n:< ---i lish, );i'.i tiiifi; viol 5 r omul Look-, diiii-v. st'ihlo, liii,-loft, i-toi'c yi'.nt; Sea ; orctuir ', 1} "" arthW. ■ lj.ii:;e 'run iifjoiiii-.;;.- I'l-.c, only A3 '-Wiper-acre. - - - ■ .- AV.ijiSJiAI.I', close to )iii].-:ayi:ta';..;;., 3 Acres Volemiie j'io'l, mid i}rco\n.y .Uou..:), IVi-.ie ■ J.-T-IS'i'OH-GIL, POA _ A-i'-Dl UAKUL!: XJ ■■ COiVIPANY (LIiUTICL'., -; .".L .an-viCTUKiiRS op -,', "' ' &TEA-RME C. i'JTiUW,.. ' i ■ COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, [..ÜBTitCAtlStr 7_U OI'TfEP. .iin •' VtPCi-VKS—S't'.; OlN'.i I'.i'li.'l.p;-. IPp-i-il-M/'i'..' •i'v-AttiurlU,l.'-,- ■!', AN.; i;i : n ;r..-i ; ~.)',- ■■■„'_ ZLIi.iKT lit., AUCijILAv,.... Claah Puiohßiera c£ Tallow.



D, F. BY A NS, HOUSK, LAND, AND BSTATB AGUN7, AUCTIONEER,' &0. Land Maiix—Quekn-btbekt, tiscxi Bask o. AUSriIALASIA.



IJAXTEK'S LUNG PRESERVER, FOlt T'l'.-oae and dhest Complaints. lave yen a Con:.:h ! ...:;■ I. t: ii >x r>: Y,s LUNG PItESEKVITH. 11-tvuyo'i t'.-.i. in I'l-Cii-' •' ::; 1.-t; Il.ix ii.i's i.t'N'n Phkskkvuk. Aro you pJi:il'e i .gt.niii H.oni-hilis? ,y: I.'-;: |i.\xu:u'.s Lunu PitUiimVEll. Are.veulv.-.h'.-i with Asthma? j.,' I'SiC li'i'l'i It'sLlJNO PllESKltVKlt. Are you Biiti ring from C..'usuinptior. i 5 "..I't-a: IlAXfliU'S LINU I'IIIPKKIIVKRj vid h hit, 1.-..-: i iienally sueeessi'u1 I i iho ii-.-.-i'in -vi. of Ibis malady i;-.-.:l tesiim 'niul- in "Hook for t \ey Home." B'itehed ill South U.ii lei'liiii'j' .-.liiianae. Jo you spit il'-ooii'( l';i llAXlE'i'S LUNG PBEBEUVWI. [3 your breathing i-Yntiarrassed 1 U:.._: LlXl'Kll's LUNO PIiESEKVKIt. AC you sull'i rim' from Here Throat ? Ll=o JiAXI-liU's LU.N'U PItESEHVEB.



Y>AXTER'S Lttni,' rrodoiTor is a Potent J3> 1t0...,c.1y. _ _ Jj i) ANTI-IK'S Luiipj; Vrescrvcr in highly 'ly r. e.aiiiii..need by members of the Medical, ... ■_■; 1. . mi l.'ioi-iciilJ'iof'J idomi._ p1) a \ I'ICH'H i.uiiii Preserver docs Not I> Praaiiei: liea.laehc. ¥> AXTUI-'S i.uiitr i'roservor elocs Not If pp.WTl'lK'rf Lino; Preserver does Not i> r.o..t,iip:tt.) the Howi-ls. fj>.\XTMi'i'S Lunic I'resorver dooa not t ',' cum -i!u Par, gerie. Opium, or Squills. c PAX TeJU'.S Lime'J'ie.-ti-ver is admitted ii J' to bo the Cheapest mil Heat Cough Mix lure. JJaXTKK'S JjUNO PRESERVER Is sold by .-ill PATENT MUDICIN'K VENDORS in r.tii'Tr.Ka-ls Gd, 2s lii), is Go, aud 8s kach. liAxriat's LuNi! I'litosintvuu enjoys a success iiiip.irn lelid ! lis value to those who sillier train Pulmonary Co. n|.taints is ino.-tliiiiililii 1 '1 he fM.iuiiT col.i) yield:: toll in a maimer truly tru, zing. 'Iho Hyiiiploni-.. of iPdvnire.il Con sumption, too. lire nil. vi-'-tol as by a cbarm. Asthm.i ::nil Hi:i)>,'ciiitis fl-t) away ns " clinll 1..-f."e i'lii wind" The Organs of Video 'nave imparl il to ihi m.: I'leai-ms-i of lone,aw. et.iu._s, .ii.d im.-ili, which r. nilivsihoLiiNiirnicsKUVKit a ui.ivci- .-a! iiivoiiriiniif Mm:-!" who cxi -lose their vm-il powers i: pu 'lie. Lis within Iho reach of ..U ami ■ i p en '".ill lo take li-at, chllilr. n like it If i -a hue any IVlmonary Disorder try it. To-ilav vi n me- be -n time to destroy Die C'-.'KPR W'ou.M which prays on your vitals. To liio'-raii- it may he too ale 1 Life is precious, and hi iigs iipj-'n vary slender thread. At uiii-i-, the . !-."id lo an Agent for n lioltle of liAN"'n.:ii's l.i'.Mi l'ni-:si:i;vKU, and prove that it really is incrtiimiblo. OAXTER'S A NTI-ltf EURALGIO OR TLA" All IC THILLS. \ Certain and Inline Hate Curb" for Tie Dale r i: . Neuralgia, Too'hiii-he, I'nim m the Head aud Face. Gout. Seinli. a. Lumbago, Ac. Extracts from T, stiinonitils. Rev J. S. Wiiitington,President of the ITnitod Mcthuilid l-'i-en Cliurnh. writ s: -1 have rivom meiiied Iho Ami N'cui- il, ie fills lo several snll'ci-t-i-sfiurn Tie I) Inr-iix. Tooiliiiel e.cle. In iillcii.-es Hi y have ail,r.id v lief, and in some c:i«cs the cure lias b_.cn ininie liale. The liuv. It. Gnew, Krce Chtir.-h Ministerof N'ewcatll-.-on Tj ii". writes :—A new connexion mip.i--.- .-. a. frieini of. mine, itittvred, severely ii-. in I'ie Dol-jreux for sjitie lime, lie 1 .ok mi" 0,. two or veni- Anti \ ui-Jit'ic Pills, aud next inoniias'h.' was., d ■■ .-.-11. 'Ihe Rev. A. (,;, i;.:::r. uf London, writes:- My daiiKlitei- has ' A, n .. Ie ,v ol your pills, and is aire .lv elite ft c Yea; ihe ■ am i.e..- leu been io 10. -• : '1:111 - iter: with. I stud! glndj aid their exte- ill I p-:. . 'il;,. ~.. ..-. L W vviDipji!. o. itlid.-.j, .wri'es.:- Mi t' 11 -,;.■ , uh ,:. liVii-.l very severely, was r.-lie". c.l in 1.-.-i tl;.;". iciif 11 n hour bj vein- pills. I--. B. xc?. Is ill and 3) ''"1 i-uch, by nil Chemists, Wholopul.' A.-en.: - S.Y. I'tll.M r I'MPW'Y :,f -ii- P. HA V.MAN & CO. Cl.t'HlO PROS., Q-.iei n-sireet. 011.-iY .'. -1) .-'.- 1 0...U1 1 ista._ ITV .T. ("' '■ ''. 1 « I' R OWXK'S It-/ i IV -1 ni') Nt'.. Tin-: OKiciN.u, and only OKN-nsx. i l-iv.-re! !>■ I'r. ,1. l'tl'll lire who nati- Army \- ,i:,..| s- .'., 10 wine-- !.-■ give ib,- 1 am.) of . r,;;.,;;:,>;i\ -.f:, , n.t «lde'.; !'- a -uil-i-d l>; tin, j put . ■ ii ',' 1' .),-.,.-: '.vo'ie.er'iil tir.d valtr- I Clli.n:: 1! Y.NKiMI: !,.--■ 'ciiiedj known for 1 ■ „-i ■ . .■:, 111:1 1 .11. f. en. hi: '.-->. A-.-thnia. ! 1 .il. l.t :i'VN.-e.i I'lbkoni 1 arm in Diurrlia-a, : -: ;- 11. . i.alj rpecite 1:1 Chelera und Dysen j .'"itniinnyy;.; ell':-!iinl'y en's short all :■; ii- ■■ ]-:•.,ilepsj, H; t.'i-iia, l'ali.iiiitioii. and i i',,"'..;. :)lPYN'' ii Hi.'- rail y palliative in ■ •-.:•:■ 1, ■:.■.. 'in li ■ : itl-m, Gour, Cane-':-, Tooth j a. Urn. M.PDinpltls, &.11. I /n" i.Sin.o N (.:>.. I hirin.'.eiMitie-.lCl.em'-.ts, ll' '-..-' :-. 1 .:■': ,- ." P :iir \ '.','l;i:''iee jHo ■■i'p;i)i-:iinl'.i uf e.i. 1: -.,: .;'a:i:,a 1: up.1.1 ihe j .11 '-A. i'.'-'Viir. .Li ','iT-iY f-Y ~-.-! 11 Y-'i':. o-o.Y.n-. litis I (.-..."..! !' i-it-'lf. nut only in Hieilo l".i . I IV all over tin- lv:-i. Asari'ic dy 'or ~- 111 r.'t u:il!'-y. j v.c uiiu-h aa' ,tiiia wh.-ti-.er a betu-i- i; 1.-ij orted " Vi'l ■: ' \.'7r i'i-icv'Tj' A -.'■ :'l K|'-. livi b'.'-iii-. n-h-g.'.l.d to the '~a live' 1, .'.-.■,-is. I'mVl.' j'-iii-::iiv* i, ■>:. 11 •ir sr.le, it fin .' _ 11 it ;-..i.iii-i. i ero a' '...- ■ c-' :',_ i lifim o, 1' c . .pr.ri-'.ll'p-ltry O'l! -ii'-y I.' [i.'-.V iii ih ••■'.:.e'i Cblorod)no in We lenei ■-vi-r v ■ ■'-■! :■;•■'. itliei- f.irii, cf this iiiidi' puiili", ."._• n ire of e'-iei 1 tint th- 'iib.iii'uiicn r„- .ir,v oiher limn I'ollis Hniwn.-.'s Is is i>i-: i.iiu it -. t 11 :i: mm oi-- i--Ari 11 i.N th:-: r in r of Tii-: 1 ■ •;: 1 1,1 m ■.-- e::ii;-: am, i-ath-ni ai.i:,-.- \\- ..re, Sir. f.iiilifiillvv uriY.-nS l'j.. .Memh'-ia of the l'l.-.iin. rio'-i.'ly cf Ureal liritniti, liis Kxoglluur-j the Viceroy'sChenilsis. C.VI.'TIi.N -Vii-e-Chanei-'l-.- Pir \V. Page \Yon-l siai.ii lhat Dr. .I*. r„:li'i ln.iitno wm, nMiIo-i|.-f-lly, >h„ lav-itr.rer I'lilnn .Ijnc: that the s'ory of Ihe .ir',.,,;;. r,i l-'r, -winn mis do bber.-ilely untrue, which, ha ie..-re!ted to siy, hid been sworn to.-h'ei) "ThcTimoi," July 13,



"Sold in bottles at I lid. 2s 01. It 01, ard lis > i.-ieli. No.-.: 1.; genuine witboiii, the wer.ls " Dr. j J. Ootlis Hrowno> Chlorodync" on the Govern -5 ment slump. Overwhelming medical testimony ) iiceppii'-p u.i:-H cm li b ,!ile. , Camion.-- Bewriro of Piracy and Imitations. , Sole Miiiiiif.-ietttrer-J, T. DAVENPORT, 33, I Oreat ttii'-'oll-stroot. Hloomsburj. London. > QTEIyI'iMAN'S SOOTHING rOWDEKS 1 " CHILDREN CUTTLNO, TEETH. i caution to l-ntrriAsi-Kf. 1 The value of Ibis woll-kpmwn Family Modi 'no 1 hns been 1.-irgi-lv tesled in nil parts of the world. I und by all grades or society, for upwards of ! fifty Yie.uiH. Its well-earned extensivo snlu ) bus induced si'umob'd i.mitatioxs, some of i which in iiiTWAUii ai-i'kmianci: so closely I resemble tho ori-.'.nal lis to have deceived auv i purchasers. Tin- proprielor, theri-foro, feels it, due to tin- pulilii- lo give a .special caution a; linsl llieuseofsui.il iniilntions. Purelmseni are therefore re,|iiested carefully to observe Hie four following distinctive char acteristics, without which none lire genuine :—• Ist -In every case Iho words John Stred "wan. Chemist, Walworth, Sriim-v, are en graved on llio'Oo .Timicnt Sunup nlllxed to each packet. 2nd--■■Eiich Single Powder has direitions for the dose, mid the words John l-leodman, Ciei'-iisl. Wulworth.'Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd- 'I'lio name Steedinaii is always spelt wilh twoEE's. Ith The iiiaui.raut.iiru is carried on solely in Wnlwurlli. Surrey. Sold In Pi.elteis In- all Chemists anil Medicine Vendors, at Is Mil to 2s Oil each. AgCDl.i: KKMI'T.IOItNI'-,, PIIDSSEIt VXD CO., Auckland, Wellington, Cliri,: __hui-'.-h, and Dunedin; , rs j^irrßiru: ' THOUSANDS USE THEM, NONE SHOULD HE WITHOUT THEM MRS DR- STUART'S FAMOUS F_¥lAl\_ REMEDIES. Tfiv; f ADHCS' IONIC) 3s and Is fid por '- tJ -> f bc-Mo. -'I'liis op "client Tenio cm-lehcs and purifies tho M 0..3 P-, ..,-.,-v. '■ :i.c '::-:p'ii.. r.-.tsres colour, hum nil,.1 lit,.lily, t',ii-:-i;by removing heiidiu'.ho, tt.-i.nil7. herveii-■':•':■-p. v eikvess, und Ihe do- ITIIE T A DIES' CALENDAR ( Oil \ DILLS I 2s Gd and in Od per -'• I box. Thus.) Pn:i: 'ir-: justly esteemed for their great value in prevoiitinu disccinfort. fi) IV'orlng, and ir.coir.-'ir.ieui;o, und for periodical u::e are tho most ro'.iii,' lennd prompt medicine over brought to woman's aid. T iiK L APIES' a pkhiknt piLLS -13 (ii por b.-x. Por tin relief nnd prevention of headacho, bi'i'.nr,','-:.''. giddiness, consl'p.i'ion, liver com p'akils, iadigcpilton, pi)ins In the cho'it, buck, and sidcr), IxC. ___ __ Retail Agents, Auckland— T. OHAWiroui), Cl.-mist, Newton S. GILBERT, Chemist, Queen-street And all Chemists and Druggists. Sol j W lioleaalo Agents for New Zealand— THE JIEMKiHORNE & PROSSEU DRUG I COMPANY.



"TJ OVAL MAIL LINE OB" CQACHB& ALTERATION OF TIME-TABL& "he Royal Mall Coaoh (carrying ransengersj will, on and after Oth October, ls&f, and untL1 further notice, run to the following Time tadijK :— Leave Cnmbrldgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station dally at 5..5 a.m.; returninf; front St.lion to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Mondayf Wf-biendaya, -and Fridays on arrivul of Trabi rrn-7i Auckland; returning from To Aroha on Tdayn, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.ra. hing tho 2 o'clock Train at, Hnmllt-nii Juno for Auokland, Booking Ofpiom i '"-'?;ynne's Hotel, Hamilton V/esti Coleroann Hotel To Aroha; ami at my Promioos, Klrkwood mid Liitipc-streeta, Cambridge. W. X, CARTER, Projprlotoc Cambridge, Ootober 1883. Passengers lias) kad at H, H. Hayr and Caß Eigii-ntroot, Auokland,



"VT E W Z _ A L A N__D RAILWAYS. TIME TABLE. — On and after Ist JUNE 1885. AUCKLAND AND ONEHUNGA LINK. , _ . ■ Wed. OuT- Week Days. and Sundays. I ainm in iiio";nTpTni. p.m. p.m.jp.m. p.im ~_m. p.m. "p.m. a.m. p.m. 0 Auckland., dep. 'S «12.0 \_o\. *•"?■& ?f " H 910 I 0 ■i 1-1(1 rcen l,ano .. |1.0 .. J■■ •■ •• -j fl -j 5 ;; g '; 55 n Y,g 0 '.!2'2 2.52 5 injunction 7 .-.5 U.lOl'l'iO 2.30 ib fili-tS 5.506G.50 7.30 9.0 11.13 9.26 2.57 6 OncimiX arr'. 7.55 0.2012.10 2-ioj 4.10 «5 6.0 7.0 7.10 9.10 11.60 9.35 3.7 _ I I ■! I _J—. J ' ' ONEHUNGA LINK. lN Weekdays. Sundays Tonchnnga .. 7_7, fHilln-cii l.ano •• ■• ■- .--,,, L'■„,' ■„, " 1-5.35 .'.' 7.i.i 9.55 10.21 6.63 1.. ly-'.im-.-ri .. 7..0 81' 10.-5 V J',"- ■" I 5.1(1 .. 7.60 10.010.26 6.58 7 Newmarket Junction •■ i-" h-'" 10 M ' •'" •-.' •• ,•{,, st 11 in io'iO-tt 117 8 Auckland .. .. arr. 7.15 9.0 I 10.10 1.10 i-3-> .. | 5.50 .. 8.0 io.lo|lU.jd 0./ ,- (tlim"'-efo^ri''Awiinil'itii and Intonnoilitito Stations. if I'h'inpi. fi!r Auckland and litienurdiaic ,'-tat ions. / Change for Otahubr. c Change for Mercer and InterincdiUl-e Stations. MAIN LINK. AUCKLAND-MKHCER-TK AW.UIUTU^MOnitINSVILLK-CAMIIRIDGIt. , . — .— - south—Wbkk Days. I 11 1 ). a.m. n.ni. p.m. Pm. ?j Kcm'.'i'-.-'i " " '•'• «-'5 <!""' l-° 1- 3° uVllreea j.iine ■-, [j !< j,;., r , 2 'j o 10 615 iiKlli'i-sho.. , 7- ?/' j,;.,, ,'j..-, b |.,(i M.SU 0 ,v,:n,-:).lnaction .. .. .. j.-* -.^ h.O ~( . 75 njparatoilol yfl •• f.-i) 5.-22 :. "j'jj [i;.;;;:;;1 ;; - - :: :: :: $.h 9.25 if 555 " "'ii i-'iV-'i-iiidie " " " " ■■ B^7 0.00 2-'ir> o'.'i'. 1;i 'ihiakan1'1 !! " " » - 9.2 aV. 3° OJ3 7. "37 Wai.g.iniin •■ •• x\r, y n ~ "'l>oU'-'--' •. „,.;.■ ;; ojo losb 3-:' 7.10 13 Mum Mi \ flop. .. ioo 10.60 3.15 ,!_;,o' \Ylitin.';amnritio •• •• __ |[ ]] " ";ii; i.hin'e'ivni :: .'.' ;: .. •• •• ,-y 5.5 ;; ~ iV Ihuilly •• •• I.'-';) 5.2.5 I''-1 Tiiui'iri ■■ •' 12 32 5.10 " 7. Nt-ariinwnlua ,i7B I'likoU: tiSI To ltnpa ■• •• ci.o cli.lO _-'.". FYanki.ni Junction •• - ""?>, ~~" Frank. .. dep. .. .. 1.10 c- 2!) 86 Hamilton We-d.. .. arr. .. .. I. if. :_H Hamilton West.. - dep. .. - 1-20 030 „!Y, 'J-Hamilton Fast ; . .. arr. •• •• •• .-.„ " " s'l 'c |■ iiuktii'iL lini-tion .. Itrr. •• •• i..1" n *y_ •__ '- 1E = Huulciiru Jiuictioii" .. dep. .. •• li3f* i t-Y (for Jlorrinsville) 09l s Kurekti dep. .- •• ■• ••'- ■ •• ' ii'Jl) Jlotuniaoho .. •• dtp. .. •• •■ 103 Jlorrinsvlllo .. ■• arr. .. j-y ■__ '___ •___ S) 0 ~ lttiiikuru Junction .. dep. .. . •• 131 6A' l \-c ■ (for Morriusvllle) o» Sf Monpiinnui •• •• •• " " d'.rr J3 s'l'aiimliere «l) 7; £ C Feiieoui't ii'.'.S =t~llaii(tii)U - •■ „•:. ,-j, " " ltil- t'li.nbridßO .. •• arr. '--' __l_. '. - ' _(<6 Kraiikion Junction.. .. dep. .. •• _. L'O 020 (for To Awaniutu). •• n!)0 liukuhia •• -; '•• ,-;„ „•;_• " " HI Oliiiuiio •• 1J- °-" o'.ii'r l^ikeKoiui _ •• ~-;. » n PU, Nnoroto '■ ■■ ■■ ■■ ,yJ ,';]! v " 100 Tk Aw.iMQTtT .. ■■ arr. 1 j___\ I 7- I<J JL—-—- - - Noiini—Wkkk Days. _ , _ j, j a.m. a.m. i a.m. a.m. p in. p.m. OTn Awamutu - .. dep. .. .. j .. 050 235 2 NVnroto .. ! •• O.bS 2.10 01. Lake Knild -. ! 7 llhmipo ".. .. ' 10.15 S.O ,• nil lliikiihiii .. I Iflj l-'i-iiukion Junction.. .. arr. .. .. | .. 10-15 330 III! ;-: ('uiiibrldßO .. .. dep. .. I 9.15 2.35 „.:- rYllaulai'il I...'■■ ■'--'-Moii'li.-ton'iii' 7. '.'. '.'. .. '.. IV CUuak ura J unction .. arr. .. .. 10.20 313 x'y MorriiiHvillu .. .. dep. .. .. .. 0.15 ii.'..'-' Moiuiniiolio i.-.-i; .- ,-Ktii-k.-ka 10J i'eltuakiira Junction .. arr. _„ .. .. 10.20 .. .. I E?. Hiialiurii Jmii-tion" "'.'." dep. ".. .. .. 10 25' 3.12 IC. ---ll.imilto-) Kits! -""■l'an-.illon Wi::-t .. .. 10.1" 3 25 15:'' l-'rankton Junction .. nrr. ... .. .. 10 15 3.30 ! i-'i-.'.iikton Junction .. .. dep. .. .. .. 1055 S.lO a!fl| Tn Knpa "lV N-'ianiawahla'.; '.'. '.'. .'.' '.'. '.'. .'! 11*30 1.20 '.'. 31 Tiim-irl .. .. 11-tO 1.3.1 iii liun'ily .. .. 12.7 5.15 all Ohio, wai ol.v KiiKdiiri „I 7 Wairne.'i iiel Wliatiiriiiuarlno •". All-Mi.lt j do ,,_ co .. 11.30 1 3) oli CO; I'okeiiO .. .. „ .. .. 6.31 .. 11.10 1.15 7.0 ir-.i Wan-.'ialn .. .. .. c ■- ii.vTiiiik.ui 0.50 .. 12.10 2.0 720 mis Buckl.-uid .. .. c •• 7i) I'ukiikolio 7.10 .. 12 10 2.25 7.15 (i7.'l I'aeratii .. .. c .. o7s liiiiu'iinitti .. .. .. c .. 7S Di-tu-y 7.1(5 .. 1,15 3.0 S 13 oH! Ilunim .. .. f .-. 81, I'lipakurii 8 2 .. 132 3 10 8.23 P.V Mamireu-,1 8.11 .. 1.15 ,1.24 8.15 Slit l'npntoitol I 8.52 .. 2.10 331 till ■12 Oiahuliu S 12 fi.so 2.20 3.18 H.lO 7.15 95| l'euroao Junction 68 62 <-7.0 62.3. 6 3.59 9.20 67.30 Oft: Klleralie.. .. - 8..'.(1 .. 2.35 1.1 9 25 '~35 oi'7 (Irei-n Lniio 9.0 .. .. c .. ..'7 Ileiimei-ti 9.5 .. 2 15 l.lfi 9.1» 7.13 t-'S Newmarket Junction .. .. 9.13 .. 2.51 c 1.25 9.15 7.50 100 Ai-i-iii.txn arr. D.22 ... 3 0 1.35 9 65 8.0 6 Chiuitre for Onehuii:,ta c Change for Auckland and Intermediate Stations rf Change for ICttlniirii Hraiich Stations. I'ns-i n_ irn for r<nnbriilßO nnd Morrlnsvillo-niuot chiinKe at l-'rankton Junction, and for ,Mi rritu-villo ngain chanpo at lliinkura Junction, ti Flag Station*.—Trains do not stop un!e.«B required Notice should bo uive.ti to tho lliiiinl at the previous Ftoppine Stations by r.ny I'asrcn. irs drß^riiiK to allghiiat Flan Stations c Only stops lo set down I'lisaencer. from Waik.ito Stations. I) Orly BtOpß between Auckland and Mercer where thoivn. I'nnsongera from othor Stations be t-,ve-en Aui-kliind and Mercer niu»t Proceed by tho G 2. n m Train, en Aur-klnnd, which i.topi at nil Stations, and change into tho Walkuto Train at Jloroer. G Gooda Train . wilh I'oese.igor enr attached. KAIPAEA BRANCH. AUCKLAND — HKNDKRSON - lIKLKNSVITiLB. OUT.—Wkkk Days, IN.—Week Days. , _ . C n.m. am. p.m • a.m. a.m. p.m. 0 Auckland .. .. dep. 7.15 10.50 4.10 Ojilelenevlllo .. .. dep. 0.30 IUS 4.0 2 Nowmnrket Junction .. 7.2G 11.10 Lls I aS (iblrnngi l;Mi)imt i'klen_ .. .. 7,31 11.17 5.5 , aljPaeroa oSllClngnlnnd I aGAVooiihill o.i'MorningKldo.. _ (t7!ltoivctl o7lMount Albert _ I alO \Valmanku .. Sj.Vvondalo 7,17 11.37 6.22 111 Ivimieu Junction .. .. 7.25 1.10 6.0 oil New Lynn I al7iT'aupnki nlliWiiikomitl i alll Wnitnkerol 7.46 1.33 8.21 il Henderson 8.10 12.1 5.15 I a2l Swanson ol7;swanson 25111 ndorson 8,10 2.0 5.45 20\Vuitukrrcl 8.35 12.31 O.IG . 027 Waikomitl 0.2 l I'iitipaki ; 02.l New Lynn 25 Ivunioti .function .. .. 8.55 1.5 G. 23 131 Avondalo 8.37 2.27 6.S o2H Wainiauku 1.25 .. : o32iMount Albert 03l Kcweii : n.'l.'l .Morninr-sido 0."3 Womlhill j «3I Kingslnnd o'Y; I'aeroa.. _ ' 35 Monnt Kden 8.55 2.48 6.20 ollYihirane-i ' .'lGNcwmarkct Junction .. 9.13 5.5 635 ,iS llelens'ville ,J,^L.J;}_,.l-_,J. '"S A"|,|;l,'"d ■■ ■■ arr. 9.22 ' 3.15 0.45 C-Goods Train—a Pa3Bonger CarrinKC is attached to tlvs Train, which stops for Passengers' Signal only, b 'Change for Waikato. GENERAL CONDITIONS. AHHIVAL AND DKPAHTUItH! OF Tit.\lNS.—The Department docs not pledge itsolf as to the ilc.'ipach or arrival of trains nt the exact, lime shown in tho Timo Tables; should eiriainiHlaneiiii render It inipossiiilo or inexpedient for a train lo proceed, the faros paid will bo return."l. The Department dues not undertake to forward passengers in such ciiGOS OIIILDItKN.-Children under three yeara of ago are carried froe ; abovo threo, and under twelve veiu-.i of age, at half fare. ■ .^ • PASSKYiiKHS can he booked nt Stations conditionally only Hint there is room-in tho train. IASSIONIJI-IKS entering the train at a Hooking S-nlion without a licket, or having got in nl r. King Station and not taking a liekot at Ihe proper Hooking Station, will bo charged ono shilling in addition to the ordinary fare. LIHHiAUK.- f'iaeti pa-songcr i 3 allowed to tako lt2lbs. of Personal Luggago free (not including in-ruhandlso of nny kinrli. and for every .iOlb'., or fraction of flfilbs , above Ibis weight, for evry .'-0 miles, or friM-tlcm of 61) miles, the charge will no ono shilling. No luggago will he allowed to he taken into the carriages unlets ol such am/.j lhat it can be placed under the seat without inconvinieneo. The Department will not be responsible for luggage which Is not carried in Hie van, or which passengers may have neglected to see labelled. Passengers having luggungc to go by train must present it, nt tho Slat-inn at least, ten minutes before the adver tised departure of the train, or tho Department will not. bo responsible for Its despatch. Dasscn gers who have lost luggago are requested to give notice to the Slation Masters at onco. Tho Department will not bo responsible for any luggago or parcels improperly loft about tho Slation premises. GOODS AND PARCELS to Flog Stations, platform, and private sldingp, where no ofllcor of the Department is in charge, must bo prepaid, and will bo put out at such Stations at tho risk of consignee. PAKOICDS must bo at tbo Station at, least thirty minutes boforo tho advortlsed timo 0. departure of Iho train by which they arc to ho forwarded. lIOISJCS, CAIiItIAGKS, AND DOGS.—Tho Department does not undortako to forward Horses, Carriages; or Dogs by any particular train, but when Rent they must bo at tho forwarding Stal ions hnlf-itn-hour before tho departure of tho train. Tho owners of horses must provide means of securing them in the horse box, and Hie Hallway Department will not, bo accountable for any injuries sustained through their breaking loose or otherwise, nor will it undertake to carry unbroken or vicious horses. At, courflry Stations requisitions for horso boxes or carriage trucks must be mado the day before llioy aro wanted. DOGS must be provided wilh chains or other sufllcient moans of securiug tliom. Thoy will not ho allowed in carriages, and tho sender must obtain a ticket, to, be givon up boforo the end of Uu) iour.ioy, before the dog is delivered. SMOKING is strictly prohibited in any part of tho Railway premises oc in tho carriages. except those specially set apart and marked.for tho purpos.o. . _f<3' All Timo Tables isouod prior to this date aro now caneollod. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manage



Cl 0 R 8 A _ _, *- At LOWEST Markbt Ratksl Honln, Pitch, and Tar Keroatino, Pctint, and Ollro Oils Ohtimiiion'a, Scott's, and Storer'a Genuln* Wultiß Load, In wood Muntz iMetal and Nails I.argo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Ropo, from 4i inch to J inch Dult Rope, Homii, and Manilla Rope, »U dice? Patent Windlass (wood), FrlHs. and P«IU A.r.oJiorn, from lfl cwt. to 10 lbs. •ihains, from J mob to 1 Inob. Oolra and Fish Oil. 9. 0. MoK_N zi a, T YOUNG, «.! • GKNKRAL GROCBR. SHORT LAND-STREET.



JOHN -gUCHANAN. IMPORTER, TEA. COFFEE & SPICE MERCHANT, CORNER CUSTOMS STREET EAST AND GOKE STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address : jMephono Exchange "Eagle, Auckland. I ""• w' -. 1885-86 NEW SEASON CHINA TEAS. Tno Flrrt Shipment of NEW SEASON CHINA TEAS, ex Tamsui. via Wellington, is now to band, and Liquoring Samples can be obta'sod on application.. NEW SEASON INDIAN TEAS, NOW IN TRANSIT DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA. Tho Advertiser directs special notice to Ms Poinln-nti.tl Brands of INDIA AND t,xlI«A AND PURE INDIAN BLENDED TEAS, which for their worth and charactor are so highly osteemed and increusingly inquired for. k My Trade Murk, as above pr'tec's oach packago of tho following 1 ends In Jib and lib packotsfilb, Gib, lOlb, and 101b Tins, viz , BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS ' DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PUKE INDIAN TEAS VICEBOY __ ZEMINDAR SPREAD EAGLE BAKING POWDER. These Chemically Pure and Excellent Powders have established their claim on tho public pat ronage, and to provide for the increased sale I have arranged a more complete and commodi ous department in my Now Premises for their " Laboratory, Hob-'on-street Auckland, June 13 K_ -I have sampleil the Baking Powder in tbo bulk, prepWitl by Mr John Buchanan. Mor chiint. Aueklai.d, and have analysed tho sumo, and find thu constituents pure and wol propor tioned. The ro-uU proves this article to be superior to any either imported or colonlnliy prepared Unit has Been submitted to mo, and. I can, therefore, oot-fldently recommend it to the publlc.-(Slgncd) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. SPREAD EAGLE QUEENSLAND ARROWROOT. Packed In lib find lib packots. GUARANTEED PERFECTLY PURE AND Of FINKST QUALITY. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND RICE, In lib Tins. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND GINGER) ' In lib and 71b Tins. .\VSL_ AND OE FINKST QUALITY. None Genuine without my Trade Mark, Wholesalo by tho' Proprietor. Retail by Grooers and Storekeepers generally. Tho STOCK OF GENERAL GROCERY and Oilinon'a Stin-s comprises a Silondid Assort ment, which is constantly loing replenished by importations from Huropean, American, and Ausir-dian Miirkidp. , To thi.Bi) about to commence buflinos-s, atten tion is drawn to tho gre it. advantage r ,f being in annsit on to nirer rVie Cclehr,tcd -id Popular Br "nde of Spread Englo Tons, Baking and Yoast Powders, etc, nnd to ni-e.ro other special inducements which I am prepared to Cataloguos on application. JOHN ~|S UOHA NA N, MERCHANT, Customs sibeet East and Gore-stbeet, AUCKLAND.



SINGER SEW TNG MACHINES. Sales In 18S2 603,292 Maohlne*. „ 1881 561,036 „ Increase.- ...42,25c, ». THREE OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN THE WORLD AP SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 1! 1 AND AT CHRISTCHURCH KXniBKTION TWO GOLD k TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Qoeen-striet, Auokland, beware of german and other IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINBB. TP E A C 0 C X, • optician, Mathematical and nautical instrument maker, SIIORTL INB STREET. ALWAYS IN STOCK - Spectacles and Eyo-glasscs of evoiy kind; an accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glasso« of superior quality ToleßOOpee, Binocular Field Qlassos, and Micro scopes ; powerful anil cheap Sheodolltes, Mining Compas'-e-., AbneyLovels rainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Sca'cs, 1-arnllcl Rulers Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasaes, Binnacles Barometers. Thermometers. Hydrometers Electrin Bells, Battories, and Fittings Magnetic and Cialvanic Medical Machines Maglo Lanterns and Slides. Hand Magnifiers Steroosoopcs and tfliiJos, »ia'i*3scopt-s 3team Guagos and Tubine, Salinometora Amateur Phot graphic Camoras Jubt Reokived— 3clf-reglßtoring Aneroid Baromotors .Also, Aneroids for Lobbies, witii hanaeoinely oarvea frames INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. m T> -pROCTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrißtohurch, is now on a visit to Auckland, for a Bhort time only, and may be Consulted on nil Diseases of the Eye, and for the proper ad justment of Spectaclas. With regard to tbo Diseases of the Eye, there may be considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz, the Modical and the Optical; the Medical to tho Physiciin. the Optical to the Ocuus-i Optician. Kntire'y two-thirds (I the diseases aro due to optical defects. Blii.dnoss, Squint Eyis-s Headaches, Neuralgia of the Face and Temtiles.DeHfiiess.und Inflammation of the, Ejes are frequently caured by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, without oncRATiONS. by properly adipto.i Spectacles, made lo correct tho defective por tlon of the eye. There are over 500,0'rft vart'ous combinations of Spootucles required to correct these defoets—impossible to be kept in i-took by any Optician, even in London, therefore, must be ground oxpressly to meet each individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for the manufacture. of-Spectaolcs in every- combination of spherical and- cylindri cal form required, at the International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Certillcuto and Gold Medal. T.R.P. Ims for many years mado an especial study of the optical means necessary to remedy tho defects of the a-dicm-tic or weak-sighted oycß, and this cxpnri. net. oombinod with the appliances for manufa.'.t.iring, onnbles-hlm fre quently to roliovo even the otherwise hopeloßii oases. No Charge for Consultation. Address !— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAM VICTORIA-STREET. m .zy_. [ 7 ■* *„ $_ M» . ijx'> ti ic-£b?j§l! __t --• ' ..- <v 1- -, "^



NELSON, MOATE&Co/s CELEBRATED GHALLEiGE rj-i^^p j_\ X ELS ON, MOATE & CO.'B CELEBRATED PURE ULEM»EI> TEAS. Hundreds are tryinß to copy, and manj aro r-<lvertisinK Common Mixtnroe at Blended Toa to mislead tho publlo. For Qovornment Analysis oeo Circulars. (^'l^'.'J- ..',:'"■'^ 3 „, r> ', ' ji >J.-; ► ASK FOX NELSOX, IHO.tTE & CO.'S XATUIUL FLAVOUKEQ TEAS Thoy have been p.wardod tiOh_ AND SSLYUII MEDALS FOX PURITY, STRENGTH, and VAI.UB. EXTRACT FROM PRESS : "Al' the Tens of this firm nro BoiiEht nnd Blended by Mr NELSON, a Pro fessional Taster ard Blonder of Repute.' NELSON, MOATE'a Co.'b SPECJALTY D ____* \h__a I \1 l_J» BRANCHES: iVCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 166, QUEEN^ST., AUCKL.4ND. AGENTS EVERY WHERE.



JB. B L A I X I E, • VICTOIIIA-STREKT, IMPORTER OP BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING iron:monqkky DIIIKCT FROM MAVUFACTURMIS, Has for Salo, at Low Rates— Carpenters' Tools Nails, Locks, Hinges Kitohon Itangcs Register Grates, In great Variety , Marble and epaniellcd' Slnto Mantelpieces ■ Largest Stock in Auckland Mnrblo, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvnnizorl Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zinc Slato, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. ,-^jThos. J. Harbutt, f I MANOFA«mTB«B or CORN BROOMS, Bi^ s XRADI | KAPAI j MARK. TELEPHONE N 0...232. OHARtKS'nKSKETH.J [ALEX. AITKIiN. HESKETH AND AITKEN m n ?. Blad to Inform thoir Customers and the Public generally that having sold the wholo _2__l 188l BB . ?™ll s,_7 ck of Clovers, etc., thoy are in a position to Oiler an Entirely New Stock __ __ Per iY._ stoamoT Aorangi, from Lon .*___l ~ Mlul S_* m<-r 'ro'" San Francisco, atrundcr. aH current season's growth, consisting .r W CliflVEß (Trofohum protons] K'Jpf., ," Afcs' (Irefolium pereniie TRKFnHT,ML^ KU ,Tref? li«w incarnatum) t ~!,,,?,U J IMcdieago supulinal LUChHNK (MedicDgosativa) ALFALFA (lledicnco Chilian.-) TIMOTHY (Phleum Prate,,™ MirAn'nw £?. _.''. .J L < f -i->""nrus erlstnlUs) S?a oihA^u DOW *?'i ASS (Poa nomorali. DOOBGii^ Or" ÜBbChroedori) T;v' l l-''n» T,' J.(S!lorol)oU,scIotlK!lt"s) COCKSIi-niiT !n° e, u'r Pc, n' cno scmporrlrons) »mm , ' (Daclylisglomerata) TURNIPS QltKKff TOP AHERDKEN DE Qr .rnlyil^T™GRKY STONE, WHITE Bwl^U^fpf ""TC TUHNIPS mT,^? a _-r ° aJ S v 4,KC"ts for tho Bonedust as -51Z nrcd T,by H lO Auckland Manure Com ___ i&_ "ono?,» st <">n Flour, Mineral and .„_?„■ hos. hfttoa' Pot",° nn'l Grass Manures >rtf fl V,'SxY Uano' 110 ot SoriV. and other &rt> flcial Manures ; Oats, Maizo, Barley Beans f__U____: £l nV m, liOA. Sttlt' Cobra? and unseml Cakn : New Koalnjid Flan and Tow, oto pAFISHANOINSB, W. PHILLIPPS & BON HAVB RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALS 185-P A O X A G B S-185 OONTAINIKO BB.ODO ROLLB Off PAPERHANQINGB, OONSIBTINO OF NEW PATTERNS for Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, Hall Mid Btolroaee, ouitable for the Mansion or Cottage. BEAtTTtFUI, DESISNB, AND BUST VALUE EVER OFEERKO IN PAPERHANGINGg, 01B~PACKAQES-918 SORIMB AND HESSIANS PI^TE AND SHEET GLASS. WHITR XKAD, OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W. PHILLIPPS & 6 OK, 86 AHD 97," yUBBK-StoSBH,



THENEWZBALANIiY-mr,, -' UMINBURA^gggg^ j This Assncitilinii i 3 (),„ 0 _ '' ' : i-osskssks ()vi-:,:sM:,v, f< ,,"' ufTic* „_ to tho pirtllc the eem'tnVteYß^> MUTUAL I 11.-R A XS IJ RM - r , ™taStJ O! "» 1 LoWK-T PIIEMII MS INVIOL.im.I-; c-i ill 0,-i, -P. . AMOUNT OFPUND3 "• ' - I' After 15 year*' exirtencr. n. Accumulated Fuwo's i \-.._'Ji IfflMl».. Sterling. (^^i_ One & Funcsi„,ltt-.e,1570 ' '°S Funds In June, 1880 .. '_'. •• .-, «tjw I *,Qt=:aßMM* y *' 000,000 : AnnuaUne^irieexceeas .. _Ql)4' ' Tho Association offers Tho moßt r - ' Conditions extam. lli**H Branches in all the prbelt,„i ■_, ' colony, and Agencies a ?_ ftl^'ln ft. Post offices in the colony. ° U*_f Org I LOANS ON MOUTOAGE The Association ia now »»,•',' -. |i: part of its Ai-cuniiilateS Knffif?A to '«fi MORTGAGE of Freehold lM 1 at MODEIiATK ,RATKS oVfecJ \ thO r extent of half the value $_?%\ Applications for Lonneof nntlo-.i - £_p%r_^__^£i^ District and ltcsidont Agents fßc^ W S By Order. . ' D- M. liUCKis: Head Office. Wellingtonß Generel Mlu %i July, 1885. ' g.HOOTIN-ejJJ'ABOir, 1885 GUNS 11 GUNS 11.' '.GUNS,! D, EVITT, ','_■ '_ ; ; GUNMAKER, 251,: Q.UEEN-STitSfo V Auckland! '■' ":.'', |: The advertiser having a vorv lan™ s»„ i I Suns, both Bi-eocch-loSlihg a . &S_ ng. has • re-ma-ked them at, a SI 5' DEDUCTION FOR CA3H. c°»*_» Single barrel Guns from ~ «},_ '■ . Double-barrel Guns from -".•!' ! nouble-barrclß.L. Guns from "ii i L'nglo-barrel B.L. Guns from [', \_l . Curtis and Harvey's Best Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder 4» fi 1.. I FFF Gunpowder ..- ~" __■_§_ a I *"1 ! Shot .. ..-•-.; ..1 ,03510" I Curtrldgo Cases. 12 guagc,ss,te,aßsfa It Kveb* Other Klvd oe Shootuh. Mam™ : Equally Cheap, ™tt ELEY'S CENTRAL FIRE CAMtaMm ' 12 guago, loaded with the New E.O.' PowderT ;: HUNWORK OF EVERY DiSfiBiPHOS | DONE PROMPTLY and'E^FICIENTLy' ['



IMPORTER OF PATOIS OHMB&ATB) FIREWORKS. • 7 ' D. EVITT, -",' - ' '_""' I GUNMAKER AND IMPOHTSB, ' 254 — Queen-street, Accklaxd,-25( Wholesale and Retail -■ ,-■'" ! *S"SEND FOB PRICE-LlBTa, ' " '■ . I ■KEATIHC'S COiiTLOZEK COUGHS." " COUGHS. ■ '■'■ '■-> - - . | COUGHS,- -. ,-.,,, I CERTAIN AND SAFE REHEDJ, ASTHMA... -wi... •' ASTHMA 1 . ASTHMA. " •". ' | CEBTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY,' BRONCHITIS. BRONCHITIS, "- : | BRONCHITIS. ':•' | CURTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY, HOARSENESS. V - ■ 1 HOAIISKNES. - -a • HOARSENESS,„,,, .;_ ;:: Composed of the purest articles, These lamp contain no opium nor any deleU-rIOM dm tb ercfore tho most delicate can take ta ni perfect confldonce. 1 belt heneficijl effect ii spoedy and certain. This old Pflntslliig iii | remedyis di.ily recommended by the mostsS ncnt Phyricians. (In use ncßJlydOyearfl, ft'l by all Chemists, in tins, each haviiut'ths srarlt, " Heating's Cough Lozenges* eiigmeiiniii Governmentßtemp, ..tj BEATING'S WORtI TABIEiI KEA.TINGS WORM" TABLETS, HEATING'S WORM TiBLEM, - HEATING'S WORM TABLMS. HEATING'S WORM, TABUIS. A PORELY VEOETAqi-B SWKETMEM,.__Iij J> pcarance and tast«, furnishing aiii)ftß»»S_« method of adininist-riiig tlio _ eaMli remedy for ' INTESTINAL Or TMAD WORMS. It is a.perfectly safe and nßd pte paration, and is eepeciallj-adaptedforCSilldiaii I _ SoldintlDßbyallDm'eElta: I B".v I And Uji .phosphites of Lime andStii § ALMOST as PALATABLE^ I Posseßßinß the combiner! virtroo! I these two vahiAblewmcdiesitttM?™™ I degree. More easily digested aniiaaai. | latc-d than in tho crude <ftniv:* 1 especially desirable, for fl. $ I was!ing children ond- persons li g feeble digestive power, and ns* | A REIIIWY FOR COI'SUSIUTIOS, A IiEJI RUT I'Olt WASTINGDISUSES I oi- crur,innrv . '■ , | A m!,;i)YFOl! SCROFULA,, | A.■R.W.m FOR AYES&ANDfIH' j KR.iL imniATYf A REMIWY FOX COUGHS, GOLDS, | ami tiiium'J AJ-vuro'.vs In fact, nil discsrs where Itei Ua }- li,fl l imm::>ionnfthoThr.,.ptiir.ll.^ ■- WAS'IJNII OF THU Ftii-tpl'M | V." \ N T of N EIIVE PO V KB, notlitui! mil fc vorld equals-thin palatable I)i• j" | " It is prescribed anil -endorsd :» I 6cst physicians in the various «ouJ»- ; ---tba world, who will attest those feces. Tor sale by all CliemijUj. -_^ I —— snowf'»l inst ««lteli| fulfill ii'av sssfc X-.l'k/ y STAYS, COB =*w f WW BELTS. 6n,fc 1 Jf.lL Upon to latest*** ' i# 1% Country oraeref 5 i If Il| AlllStrcelßf^P 05"'* ' Bw-as?



T7IOK IMMEDIATE R4Wj»{| T good Totara Bub. M*'s6.Wl«g»J \ Selected many yea™ ¥^ ri i»^ j^ (LllllTKD). .: I ' NEW NORTH "5515 TDlWf* On and alter Jut ft.TO- | Leave Avondalo. L%i s a.o. S flam. .- .216p.0. 0.0 a.m. - '1,5 p.m. | 11.3) a.m, Slapn -2.15 p.m. 615P.8 ---5.30 p.m. .„„,va SATURI^s- o|3aß , S. 0 am. u o v m. 9. 0 a.m. ojopja. 11.15 a.m. jjjpni. I 210 p.m. ' to. op.m. ~ 5. 5 p.m. - j L op,iu, I 5 SO p.m. __~_'; I NKW LYNN TO f-W^jt. j l eavo New Lynn. **».,", sß m ; 8.0 a.m. y S pt» 2' o"'m- S ATUKDAY S^,pS . ;, Jtt, COACHES. 6, 8 30. 9. 9.15,1030, ff,'3« 3, 4. 6.30 p.m. Monday-« P^ nM r.(J:, 6.30 P.m. hundiiys-!U0 »-W^.j, o ui.d i',,: 9, 9.15, 10.30,11 a.n>.. 'v, 15' l' VtfflW1' " 5 6,1 P-ni. Mondays-HP-^ » p.m. Sund.iys-10a.m.. 2.8 P r f .^1 Tkkets sold by he 1 W. K. Carter beg« to am^us,,^;; after TUESDAY, SHI} •ffgSli^ Run a Coach }te™&"X&l^W nmtu Iconveyingi'a«'-l^y-t F.r.d't;' big Cambridge on 'l.bLst"^rnthe^" ; ; nAYS,at7a ; m.,rei'irr..nf;f f $,£]&& \\\V>_\yy\\ p'-R'l'l '"V.,h,.oTs. ' able for one week o'■I; . ;;1,,.,] _.W All Passengers to bo H0O*» j before leaving .. ... ~„„,,.,. with ff\>,'_, liv, ,-s ' ih t t ' 'driven, mord rout , &&" i; L. 'JV-1 -gi-.-i.'i or )-''"'' -.■-,.-:; ' - , ft) -:' v.-"iu':dg,.,j«'a^ yy s && ■■;■ I's.s,. ngei's Hop^-'r. ' ~" . - 1.-- Illirh-sl-roct, AuciUoW" ii