CABLEGRAMS.

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RUSSIAN PREPARATIONS.

tm&s3,, *%^no&

Is&* jOtoMB THIHKa

[fteUtEß'B OADLEGRAM.]

': ?'. . Srv^tr^^ I'll^ 15. jJasA^B •^HJ*y upon the political Jsstik ia the " Inyalidß iWjjg^ waintam^ thafe Bussia ia juatr Su &c Action she has 'taken in g&&ag .fe^F: iron- "by tk& ■. '■ iojjg*i>separed measures of dsrtjiSt-'tti^ Austria Avitii the evi jtM,:iMiis> Oi fecJlitatnig an invasion J fesia- '•*% Papei' further 5^ that.J&issaa is in a positiou to *^i(«ai-tiiß entire. iPeace League, and continue her defensive .JOZOT&S* W cbiisequettce of the fofe j^i^jasik^ the Continental bourses

(srij&ik TO ttass Afe?octAirt(rs-.)

j .' • ; Lo>-dov, t>ecembeif 15. has declined & seat in the Senate, alleging as a ground for *e jggsttos& iflrthe'cOTfimg war Generals jjfJS % in^te D^feded than Deputies.

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCES.

:jOS) E&ASSEY AND THE

i (gjf ij^SSfeA*^ -^i*RKSS ASSOCIAtIOK ) jl ".in^- ' Lttsi)6x, December 18. in a Jpfcter to the Lon faj& 'fTifliesi" urges the necessity of de iMi#£ Darwinj ftfeseHing .that it jj not enough, as advocated by the ife^iiki, Conference, to leave the (fef^iwe of tiiat poini to light guns and ar";«B*ft force of VoJunteers. The "tffit^s,"; coiiinenfeing cm the letter, wcognises the importanca of the Sug gesSoir. ' Australia having-become^ a sleon| centre' of ftie Empire, and daily ipcresjsjng in wealth and population, augjit to pp^sesS; a defensive establish ment capable of joining England half v% ins defending the Imperial arteries (jfiWfle; The article asserta further ilit' the itnmediate fortification of island and Albany is, a BatW* oi the- most urgent necessity.

THE DOOMED PRINCE.

jfIXRE : FAVOUEABLE REPORT.

[MtibtKil *Kti<JRAM.]

>■■ ~.,.. BfetitiN:, Decefhber 15. ArivliSES- irom San Bemo state that Dr. MpMl'Mißckenxie, who had been sum mothif pronounce an opinion upon tiefreaenfc: state of liealtH of His Im plritf HigHn^s jthe Grown Prince, cf&ftresr tKat th^re are no' dangerous

THE ENGLISH BUDGET.

OR ..THREE MILLIONS. •—■ ;,:: > ' (PjStSS A^OGIATIOK.); ! liff ibd -, . > Losl)tix, December^ls. iag' ai; St»cJcporfc y Jp#ictecl ,a Budget j Kffpjus of twio or tferee.-'millions* : * ." . (ritKSS ASSOCIATION >' ..;i

THE FRENCH SCANDALS.

(BAV2 CHARGES AGAINST M. ;;:;.;;;:'.'':' GREVY. .;,' > i ; . : i: ; ■ VjiCPiDosr, JDecembßr 15. ; fSfP^ri* corfe^oudeiitof the London ■<Mcl * 'iss'erts'tblaf M. 'Grevy burnt 4iQ originals piM, Wilson's letters to IWrfme Limousin (who was an aecom* Ifi^bf Geber^ Cftfeffel's in the sale of ffifflW^^e^JayoflS^'ibSbaiise-the letters BOpKcjrted him^etfi .^nd that he after |ards.ind,uced,M. Wilson to write other S}!s''6f *}ess damia^iiig;cliaifa6tei'.:

BRITISH NEW GUINEA.

ATTACHED TO QUEENSLAND. ■■ '!;■'-'■•" . ;,..'. jioKDoy, "DBcember 15. ■Titfe wereigtity of New Guinea Will s>a proclaimed "in three moriths, and felAnthoiUyrMusgrave* (Qpvetnor^ of • will- deceive' the appomt &m <Jf Colonial' Stifcrefcaty: '

FRENCH CONVICTS.

Mother protes* ;:,, L;;.-- .vrcrrpjiiA. ■ ' . ■ •■; lAkdov, Dfeceoaber 15. i iiS&Hiitf rAgfetifc-^eiltol for Victoriii-ids'proteßted. against France ■■iW#»ipiS. r the: deportation of recicii - has urg^cl fyXttofy-.Gm.enhntnt-- td at ieast.. ab' BfiTrtffi'fiirtl^r B»Wpme«ts pending tq'.subniit the JtffesMw! to 4he Cabinet on Saturday, Kb Isiiot hbf.§ftil that.». fresf P^" ; Wifti:#at in^h'e'a-bdi^ottofcbii ; yictißm in the Pacific. ,r \, ~"., '■/■'^ (retjter.) ;,

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

*'■**-.ilv\- "tm'.*., Lonjdqk, '■JDecemb.er'l6< ., \ tewpe^ent. consols afrd New Ze*' -~,2?4 Weuritiefj are unchanged. J-J c 28$? -ts 8 per ce^fc^: fttld' *B ■■■'fflSi^*.ti^!(!eflfc, CdloiiUl Urefcd

npflfji kides ate in limitod demaiid, t ™s.fule- to eighth of ft penny per 1b leVe^tVti \&*h auctions, «i^wourcd that Mr Goschsn, Uhaneeliov of the Exchequer, intends W take steps for the conversion of fef w pet' (jt>Bt, i steok, in order to oßtaia a lower late of interest.

| Sve^isf, December 16. iiss% Zealand wheat shows an im' pfovement of 3d per bushel since last i'dporh The quotations to-day are 3s to 3s Od per bushel; New Zealand oats aw epmewhat, easier, inferior samples showing a decline of Id. Prices rule la lOd to 2s 2d per bushel, but the market is dull. Maize is Id t6 2d per 50lb& loVer1 than last week, viz., 3s 9d to 3s lid. Sugar Company's No. 1 piece 3 are quoted at 10s t>er ton. ■ * Adelaide, December 16. !- At Adelaide old wheat firmly main tains last week's quotations of 3s 6d to 3s 7d per bushel New wheat is fetch ing 3s 2d per bushel. Town flour is quoted at 5a r and country brands at £8 5s to £8 10s. j . Melbourne, December 16. At the usual weekly wool sales held by the New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Co. (Limited) yesterday, 4,500 bales were offered, of which 3,850 bales were disposed of. Competi i tion was very animated, and the rise in prices reported last week was well maintained in all descriptions except lambswool, which was dull of sale. Greasy merino realised 10J3 per 1b • comeback, ll|d; cross-bred, D-}dj lambswool r B'Jd ; scoured merino, 16Ad; and washed fleece, 17£ d.

MEASLES AT SEA.

(REUIEB.)

Melbourne, Dccetnber 16. THfe Health Officer at Albany tele graphs that the R.M.S. Oroya, which arrived from England at that port yes terday, has 17 cases of measles and one case, of chicken-pox on board.

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

PEftTit, December 15. The Legislative Council was opened to-day by His Excellency the Governor, who in his speech on the occasion in formed the House that the Imperial Government were prepared to accept in principle, but with a reservation as to details, the resolutions passed list session in favour of responsible Govern ment for Western Australia. His Excellency stated that the estimated revenue for the present year was or /30.000 less tlian the original estimate-, the expenditure being estimated at 40;000. As the colony commenced the year with a surplus of ;£B3 000, there" would be a credit balance of on the Ist of Janu ary next.

Men of Mark.

Clergymen, of whatever denomination, are undoubtedly men of mark, Perhaps all do nob make their mark as preachers, yet at best preaching is bub one of the uiany attributes which go to make up a successful minister. But we use the expression, 11 Men of Mark," in its broadest; sense. Clergymen are examplars ; are virtually "men of mark " in the eommunity'in which they minister. Their acts are carefully noted, and their words pondered on did believed. And it Is right and proper that this should bo bo. A man who unselfishly devotes his lifo to doing good, and t6 the dissemination of that wisdom which is fii**tf pare, then peaceable, shduld have the confidence and respectof hin fellow men. The RoV. H. Pattinson, of Rochester, Victoria, a gentleman well and favourably known, was recently very near to death, JBfis remarkable escape, and the means efcrtployed* are b©Bt told in hia own words:~ "I have suffered greatly at intervals diirintt the last three years from kidney disease and stone in the bladder, I tried various remedies and got advice from two or thred doctors, but nothing I tried gave me more than temporary relief. Frequently whoii away from home attending to my pastoral duties have I suddenly been seized with a violent pain in my back and right side; extending through the groin and hip joint*, which would almost bring ra o double, and cause the cM r J &t/ SDiratiori to f>o& from my body. These 23s were becoming more frequent attd nioi-o severe each time. I would have to pass through from 24 to 36 hours of the m osb excruciating; p^n before I could get any relief from the of bran pouUicejJ, S flnnneU, etc., andJ would be leftj in such a Weak .state .thAfr'before *#ffl* IS^/e strength I would be sewed with inotherSck. , A day or two ; before thtte attacks the urine voided^ou d be as pale as clear water,, bub suddenly, it would Sani to a high colour, and af tet standing ?Se while woujd be about oM-thrtd brickdust. - At these times it was generally Sy"and was voided with pain. My life was becoming one of misery, ahdlthjught seriously of giving np the work Of tile Sstrv. I became wretchedly thto, and S^y Sends as well as .myself W» m«> that I was not long for this world. TiS&d aJS dell'about Warner^ safe until advised by our chairman, R6v. S. P. £S Seme*™? Hi; h nain, but pasaed a large Quantity of blooja. Econtinued atintervals for about a fort leelS"nl 111 his been «ro«!rht °6e? u.t Sister mA ISM* i' *nl v P°T slM™f JfliartW«a*n to believe it "•■ir t'S it my taiinden doty to recom m I roSniwe cure and Warnw'3 »fe '2W ; ril* O -'Rev- Thomas Brassington, To^nstalle, Q. ~«^^ Rlcnard , BfOwn , •Ml!?sfVict : Rev. J, Wheatlyrlpswibh, | etTv W 'Powell. Rockhaniptoh, Q. j } ;^i of clwgy^en in' Enßlana*

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IT* 1881.

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:.•. • ~ Aquatics.. p X 0■ G R A M M E. AUCKLAND,ANNUAL REGATTA. 48th ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLONY. 29th JANUARY, 1888. .' Fiasi Race. TRADING VESSELS, 50 tons and upwards; any rig excepting cutters. First prize, £75 ; seoond prize, £26". Skcoxd Rack. TRf m¥ G CUTTERS, 25 tons and upwards, .Handicap. First priae, £25 and Gup; second prize, £10. Race. COASTING VESSELS, a>,y rig. 12 tons and un der 25, anil which havo not been built for yachts. First prize, £20; second prize, £10; third prize, £5. ;,: . ' ; Fourth lUck. YACHTS, 6 tons and upwards, handicap. First I>mu, £20 and Clip ; second prize, U5. Fifth Kace. FISHING BOATS, over 4 tons. First prize, £15; . second prize, £7. :.: Sixth Race. YACHTS, under 6 tons. First'prize. £10 and Cup; second prize, £5. Seventh Bach. FISHING BOATS, 4 tons and under. Firse ; prize, £10; second prise, £5; third prize, £3. Eighth Race. 6P f7, m sa^ IjIN.? EOATi 5'18 f6efc and ™** Jblrst pnzo, £6;• second prize, *2. Ninth Rage. MERCHANT SAILING VESSELS' GIGS. First prize, £10. . Tenth Race. KOHtMARAMA TRAINING SCHOOL BOYS, b irst prize, £5. Eleventh Rack. CHAMPION WHALE BOATS. First Prizo. £100 with £10 added for each additional bona .Mr starter above live boats; second prize, £30; third prize, £10. T\vEi,FTrt Race. M%°,^?;4 R AND' NAVAL 3BRIGADE . OUi IJiRS, 12oarod. • First priza,£ls. Thirteenth Race. WHALEBOATS,Io be rowed by amateurs of any recognised rowing club and who have not competed in race eleven, ■nfv/. Hi FOUKTEKNTH RACE. UIINGTES, tope rowed by youths undor 15 years of age. 1* irst prize, £3. FIiFTERNTH RACE. GREASY BOOM;. Prizo, *2. . Sixteenth Race. DUCK HUNT. Prize, £5. | The Committees reserve the right to reduce the pmea pro ruta should the f(inds be,insufficient, excepting races eleven. Cu(j9 and Trophies will be added to-the abore prises after p csontation to the Committee. Copies of Regulation?, on application. CHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. Sec. : Board and iicsiJence. COMFORTABLE HOME for 4 Gentle \j men : healthy locality; tine view : stable; terms moderate.--3* Western Park Terrace, PonsonOy_Road._ B""6T\lffs AWITRESIDENr'E.—VnRKnby for Gcntloniaa Bourdor, 18a por >vcc!v<. near 0.1.0., plunge lmth. etc.—Apply Mr ilalS wel^j (< rocer, J'rincun-streot. . ~ D r A,\V ES ' S;; P, A£ X H OUS E, Victoria-street F.ast. _ ' . LADY~AXI) GENTLEMAN, or two Ladies, can bo aceotmnbdated with Roard ' and RosUlcnce in a pri vato i'a.nuly at Rdmnora..! Ko children. Tennis lawn, bath, piano, bufck.V". andevevy horrfo cotnfort.: 'buses pass tho gate. Terms inoderato.-Addro.ss J?. Staii Office. , ; WANTED, Two or Three Respectable Men, as Boarders, for Prospoet. Houso. Hobson-streut) terms moderate.— Apply Mrs Lorrigao. . ANTED KNOWJSr.-r-TJbat Ladies and Goiitlemcn seeking rest and c}iaiie« from city lifedftn bsaaooiinmoflated ntMrColohrook's, Middlo Mountain Road, Henderson. Boautitully sitttatcd, and scenery itnsni'passed. Terms, <ta per day, pr 25a pop wocki Children^ hat?!-^rlcß. : St H B XTyE"!!5"^ B,Av Y. •''■ ■• ", ■ ■ . ' ————— . _ . THOBPE'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL I ....■, . ANB . .... STRAWBpHIRY GAKDENS. l'erms for Board: Adults .: .. ..'2ss perweek. Children U.W .. raj. :12a 6il „ „ Picnic and WKDftmo PARtiiis Catered for. jJSutchers. WaLI/IS .'* OoAfES, CROWN BUTCHERY, , i EARANGAHAPE PRIMEST MEAT PROUtTHABLE, FfVK SillLLlM ORt)KftS VMtAtMm 10 AN* f AitT or the City. -^nitEAPER mHAN "I^VER! ST^ILL FURTHER: REDtJCTtOICS ■ To elcar" til© $ilop' during the: Rummer * J Mbtitni A': ''b 'U. X : T <!? a"; v ©i Le ? sMu^^°3«r««S |^ JJ BauSlelh Daily. FatnilieS Waited on f6r . ..-.>• orders. ■ • ''~ '-.'"" r ■■' T^BVF^ALANIJ^ PROZBNr~MEAT- AND STORAGE. COMPANY (LmiTKD), '■'■ AUCiCLANI). ;. ri '■'. BUTTER EXPOfuT. ;: In view of the desirability of etWiutog bx- Dort-tbo above Company is prepared to ofiei fpde'ial rotesi for Butfer 'cbnsighfcd to them for that purpose.; , ■ ' y ', fnloflld stor^eift Atiekland, freighti to fifeWtog chiSlSt. m*rin«' instance, 'ahd delivery at fehlp's siae inLondon; • is coming forward, i The mlHinmm onfcHtity that will ■be .rtoej,w4 ■weigliU ~, : - jqSeph BANKS. "



Sporting. A UCKLAND RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. - - BOXING DAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1887. MAIDEN PLATE of 80sovs. GREAT NORTHERN FOAL STAKES of 30050V6 .GREAT NORTHERN DERBY of 7SosovS HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of lOOsovs SELLING RACE of 50mvs AUCKLAND RACING CLUB HANDICAP of 250SOVS RAILWAY PLATE of SOsoys NEW YEAR'S DAY, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1888. NEW YEAR'S HANDICAP HURDLE RACE oflOOsoxs SELLING RACE of 56sovs , AUCKLAND CUP of 750sovs MIDSUMMER STAKES of ISOsovfl NEWMARKET HANDICAP of lOOsovs SELLING HURDLE RACE of 50sovs ' CRITERION. STAKES HANDICAP of 80SOV3 TUESDAY, JANUAY 3,1888. : GRAND-STAND HANDICAP of lOOsovs NURSERY HANDICAP of lOOsovs AUCKLAND PLATE of 200sovs AUCKLAND STEEPLECHASE of SOOsova SELLING STAKES of lOOsovs NOVEL STAKES Of 50sovs VICTORIA HANDICAP of lOOsovs GENERAL ENTRY DAY-FRIDAY, De cember 16,1887. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary A.R.C. .T> U X EKO H E RACES are POSTPONED From the' 26th to 28Ttt DECEMBER. WILLIAM MORROW, Secretary. TAKA.PUNA JOCKEY CLUfi. SUMMER MEETING. SATURDAY and MONDAY, 28« i AU» 30TH JANUARY, 1888. FIRST DAY: MAIDEN PLATE of 20 soys, for all horses that have not won an advertised race exceeding 16 soys Weifcht-for-age. Nomination 1 soy, on night of general entry. Distance 11 miles t HANDICAP HURDLES of 40 SOys, second horse to receive Ssovsoutot stakes. Ofer6 flights of hurdles. Nomination 1 soy, accept unco 1 BOY. Distance, 13 miles. NOVEL RACE, Of 25 SOVB. Winner to bo sold immediately after tho race, and the whole of tha proceeds to go to tho Club. Lowest weight Bst 71b. .Nomination, 1 soy., on night of goneral entry. Distance, 1 mile. TAKAPUNA HANDICAP, of 70 soys., second horse to receive 10 soys. out of the stakes. Nomination, li soys.; acceptance, 2 soys. Distance, 11 miles SELLING RACE, of 30 soys. For three-ycar oldnahd upward?. Throe years to, carry 9st 31b: 4 year«, 9st 121b; 6,6. and aged, lOst lib. Winner to bo sold immodiatoJy after the race for 100 soys.; if entered to be sold for 75 soya., allowed fib; if for 55 aovs.. 14lb; if for 40 boys., yilb; if for 27 soVs., 281b; if for nil, 421b. Nomination, li sofg.. on night of general entry. Distance, li miles. SELLING STEEPLECHASE of 35sovs. second horse to receive 5 soys. out of stakes. Four ycur-olfls to carry list 31b: 5 years, list lilb;'6 and aged, 12st-41b.-i Win ner to bo sold immediately after tho race for 100 soys.: if entered to bo sold for 75 soys.. allowed 71b; if for 55 soys., 141b; if for 40 soys , Zllb: if fpr 20 soys., ?p»b ; if for nil. to carry 9st. Nominationali soys. on nitfht of gcno'ral entry. Distance twice round steeple chase course.1 STEWARDS' HANDICAP of 40 soys.,' second horso to receive 5 soys. out of tho stakes. Nomination leov.,accep.tanc* 160 V. D^stftnce, 1 mile. SECOND DAY. SELLING HURDLES of 30 eovs., over 6 flights hurdles. Winner to be sold immediately after the raco and the whole of the proceeds to goto tho club. Lowest" ■wolpfht 9st. Nomination U soys. ou night,,of general tmtry. Distance, li miles. HACK RACE, of 20 sovS. Winner to be sold immediately uftflr the racft for 10 so vet., any surplus to go to the Club. Lowest weight 9st. Nomination, 1 sov v on night of general entry. Distance, 1 mile. HANDICAP HURDLES, of 60 soys., second horse to receive 5 soya out Of. stakes. Over 7 fights of hurdles. Weights to be declared at rfftie d'CWCk ,' fttti,,, and . agqeptaneds at ton p.m. on night of first day's races. Nomi nation, 1 soy.; acceptance, 2 soys. Distance, 2 miles. . • . . ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, of 100 SOYS., second horse to receive 10 soys. out of stakes. Weights to be declared at »mo p.tn., ahd ac ceptances at 10 p.m. on night of first day's race's, Nblnination, 2 soys. Acceptances, 3 soys. Distance, 1J tniics. SELLING RACE, of '3) soys. dinner to b? sold immediately after the race, and the whdlo of the proceodß to go to the Club. Winner or the Novel Race on the first day to carry a penalty of 71b. Lowest weight, Bst 71b. Nomination, li soys., on night of general entry. Distance, 1 mile. ■ -, .■-, HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE, of 100 aovs. Second horse to receive 10 soys. out of stakes. Nomination, 2 soys.; acceptance, 3 soys. Dis " tattee, abotit 3 miles. . SUMMER". HANDICAP, of 60 soya. Second horse to receive 5 soys. out of stakes. Weights to be declai'ed at nind p.m., and acceptances at ten p.m. on night of, first day's .races. Nomination, 1 soy.; acceptance, 2 sqvs. Dia tance, 2 pf a mile. Nominations for Handicap Hurdles, Taka* puna Handicap, Stewards' Handicap (first* day) and Handicap HuMles. Anni versaay Handicap, Handicap Steeplochaso, and Summer Handicap (second day), close on FRIDAY, January 6th, at 9 p.m. Weights, for Handicap Hurdles, Takapuna Handicap, Stewards' Handicap (first day), atd Handicap Steeplechase (second day), to appear on MONDAY, January 23. Acceptances and General Entries (for both days) close on WEDNESDAY, Jaiinary 25, at "'weights for Handicap Hurdles, Xurilversary Handicap and Summer Handicap (of second day's facing), Will be declared «nd/ posted at; TatterSall's at 9 p.mi. 6n night' of first day's races, and- acceptances at ten p.m. the Samef All entries to be sealed and' a'ddi'ess'ed to thd Secretary. Devonpo.rti or at W. Adams's -Offlce» No. 6, Exchange Chambers, Durhatn-strcet East, with entrance money enclosed and full partiou larS' ' v - ;. R. WYNYARD, Secretary, j fno CTJSTOM BOOTMAKI-ftSi PRICE LIST.^-keW's beat "l%mi French Calf E.S.. 7s; Golosh E.S., cloth, kid tops calf fronts, 6s: best Calf Shooters, open or cloaad fi'onts, 7s; Men's best Oalf Balmorals, 5s 6d ; Derby Shoes, 5s 6d ; Oxford Shoes, ss: Women's Calf E.S., 5s 6d;,KidE.S., blocked fronts, ss. Extra dhafge for cutting to measure. Terms net cash. , &ft ~ ~!>< Steatn Boot Upper Factory, High-street, , MITATIONS of the genuine Wolfe's Schnapps are more of less adulterated Scry compounds. Therefore shun them v ; ~.,.; L~6OK OUT for the Christmas Toy ' BazaaV in 'the' premises lately odcupiedas the Newton Auction Mart, near Rising Sun' Hotel. Karangahape Road. Will be 'open 'oh Monday and every day thwughmit the week. 'MapniHcehfstc-ck'of Toys and Articles 'suitable for Christinas presents. No charge for admis ffl'on. ' '. ' - WHAT say you to aft Ekfe*a Fair of Trousers or a Waterbury Watch ?—J. H. Daltan. Tailor, Victoria-Street East. QPLENDID GRAZING for Horses J5 Cattle. Every care, fco responfcibjttity.— Apply Pallan'and.qhildii. Albert-street.. j TTT ia a, Well-known Facb that J. H. I Dalton, of Victoria-street East, is surpassed by none and equalled by few in the Out tod ffjnish of his Gannon ts... ~,.,,■ .-......■■' TCniSH ! FISH ! PISH !—Rakino Smoked Jj Fish, wlioldsalg fft la pkWels at oiv "Tliufsday'B,: Fridays, and Saturdays.*- Address, A, Snnford, Rakino island.



For Sale. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Cheap, the Interest in Le»se of a really good Farm, having 19£ years to run, at a very low rental, together "with crops and improvements.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65, Queen-street. , TQIOR SALE—»a bargain—s acres of good JU Land, all well fenced and in good grass, 3 acres of it ready to cut for hay; a substantial s rootned Cottage and outbuildings, and a never failing supply of water; close to- Railway Station, and only 3 miles from town, fronting on to main road. Terms very easy.—-Apply to John Soppet, House and Laud Agent, 65 Quecn etreet. ' ! ■ FOR SALE, a really nice litfcle Sheep Farm of 100 acres, all in grasa and well fenced; [ a jrood 7-roomed house, tilted with every convenience; also, farm buildings; snugly situated in a protty little bay, with good beach, frontage, where steamers pass daily; only 25 Iniles from town. Will be sold cheap, and terms easy.—Apply to John Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65, Queen-street. .--■> owner must leave lor England, a really gbodFafmof 238aores. 130 acres 6f it in grass, I and fenced part with thorn hedges, and the balance in bush; orchard, house, and buildings; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply to John Soppot, House and Laud Agent, Gd Quoen Street. ■ -'. -■ -.- ■ - ■ ■ THIOR SALE, a Handsomo Villa Reai ■JD donee, with five acres tt£ Land, consisting of orchard, garden, and three paddocks laid down in grass, upon the main road, Epsom. For absolute sale, tho Owner leaving-for England early in the new year,—For particulars apply to *W> Aitken, Shortland-street. XH-OR SALE.—Top Beresford-stteet. A _ij' rare chance. 5 per cent, interest. Anew and comriiodious"six-ro'6med Residence; gas, water, sink, Venetians, 3 registers, range T lot, 33 x 100, frontage to two streets; 8 minutes from Queen-street, lof tram. Price, £485. £380 can remain at 5 pet cent. Now let at £40 year. Original price, £650. Owner leaving colony. Open for a few days.-Apply D. F. EvahS, Queen-street. ; i .. Tji O R S A L E THE SPLENDID ESTATE KNOWN AS ■ AVONDALE.PARK, Containing 130 acres, only h -milesfrom Auck land by a good metalled i*ond. A good oppor tunity for acquiring villa, Bit,Oß t etc. Soil suitable to profitable work for market gardening, being only "five minutes' walk1 from railway-station, and omnibuses running to and from the oity every hour. ; . „., . , Wi.ll be sold in lots of one acre and upwards* Termsliberai. TitiQ, Laud Transfer-Act. Apply to HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO., Auctioneera. Or to .TOriN BOLLARD. Avondale., ■jm 6 R ■_■ S A L E. Coal, Firewood. Charcoal, ChafF, Oat 3, Maize, Ohrushod Do., Wheat Meal. Furniture care fully removed at Lowest Rates. Saddle Horses for hire. Also a Brake for Picnic Parties, etc. SAMPSON M. PRATT, . . Corner 6f JPtigaonby and Franklin Hdafla. C6MMoDlot*§ SUBURBAN SEASiDB RESIDBNCH. OHTNEMURI axd THAMES RIVERS JUNCTION.—2S Acres. OHINEMURT.—A Highly Cultivated Farm on tho banks of the river, with every accommo dation. .-•-■>■ KAWA X A WA.—7l Acres on the bank of tho river. . : ■ . ■ 5 NORFOLK r STREET.-Soyeral Allotments. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE, on tho tram-car line. Poitepnby; quite secluded. V.j\:'. 'A' . KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ~ A First-rate Property Investment, AVONDALK.-Farm, 19 acres. AVOND ALE.-Cholce Land, from J to 30-dcre lots. | TAUHOA FARM, 160' acrdS; ■frhart and Gum Stqre on the property. FRANKLIN ROAO. — 3hbp and House Property. : ,, APPLY Td i-tii ■:•■>} 'JOHN'.BUCHANAN, t.'jr,:t Coustoms-street. X BERKSHIRES. vmm^mimm iha*s for 5?1? 2T OU"i Boarsfrom tie best pnz6 TftfsS§ElS«S^^SSSf" • stock, ipiportcd last year "^^^^^^^ irom l&glfthd; about 8 weeks old ; price, £2 2s each- Nothingio^egual them in New Zealaad- —Apply J. Sinclair, Lake Takapuna, Auckland t — TE^SfMONGERY BUSINESS. For Sale, a thorOTghly. sound Business in a Country District, with a turn-over of from £300 to £400 a month. Th* proprietor ,who is retiring troth, business on account of his health, will collect the out standing debts himself. ■ Full particulars caa be had of? <iv E. HOKKSBY. 14, Victoria Arcade. Auckland. -VfOT £GK SALfi, BUT- 4IVBN AWAY J3I —A new 6-roon>ea House and freehold, to gether with furniture andeffects ;owner leaving by appointment. Price £350, not the value of the horns©' alone.—Address Mrs London* Wayr ton Post Office. r.. ; ,^y <:.■:': .:.:>-.:,. ~' . iTji,O B,;VR IV A T E > 3AL E. PINE ISLAND, WAITBJfIATA HARBOUB, This splendid land-looked Island, containing upwards'of 100 acres/oh th»'xrpper waters of ttie.\yaitomata. Deep water frontage. Situa tion ■tttoarnrpassoa. bfetna surronnded by Hobson ville, Greenhythe, and7vFaipareira Settlements, opposite Lupas Creek, in clpse .proximity, to Auckland, being<»nly an hour'ssftilli'bm wharf to wharf. Two steamers constantly passing. Improvements consist of good 3-roomed House, two Orchards,-Garden, and abput"~6;oop Shelter Trees; The whole* must t»e ifeett tdibeappfe dated.' ■ ■*••-, ~ ' '■:j-' ■••. -" ; '" For cards W vlbW anfl fartft«r particulars applyto ,■ .. mOiCmmm l'; /,., ■ • - ' ' Hjgh'Street. ; . l [EsttthliahJßd 21 years:], ;. b TO BE LET., those Premises kpown as the "Sailors' Rest;- ari thb Wharf, opposite the R TO WB^ffi*vlV-l^r &^,mP s in Lower Hobson-streot. . w .. -. a &r _ TO BE LET, cheap. C6ttages in Lome-street TO BE LET, a Large House in Karangahape Road, suitable -for a Boat dinf-hotlSe. . TO BE SOLD m one of thc'beStr positions, be tween the Asylum and the Avondale Statioli, a compact little property comprising over 11 acres of land, house, stables, dairy and out-houses. There is a ncvor-faiting creek runninßjthrough the land: the property is well fenced, sub divided, and commands a^lovelyrvlew. Pnco SHOPSeAN D OFFICES TO <IMT in. Cdombes's Arcade atlpwxcntals, ;ifV 1 ■ '''""' ■■ V'f' " ' ""f ~r '",' ■ " ——— J. BUTCHEE.]" [J. GROOM. S'" k a-'v-e' " ton "sa-l M- Rod and Biar Iron, Wire Nail 3 Fencing Barb Wire, Roofing Iron , Sash Weights, Bu9kets, Tabs . ~ * '•' BpringfeiWid-Patent-Asleß '■■ «• Coarae and Fine Salt . jVi h.n. Nominal Portable' Engine, by Wallisi and Steevens, with duplicate, wearing parts •; j ffioibt'nfe En£in<ig, from 3 to 5 h.p.. With. reversing gear. ~ ,;. t f>it;b:6ii,;,Bu°Tt'"i'lft. i ca, \ FORT'STttEET. Tabfe^AbJinß! 211.J ■■■■■■■-.-.■■ .■'<■■■■■■/;> r J (lelivefecl hfc jUP Works'. 'Railw&yWhaW, In quantities not less tham, half-a-tpn, ia^ I&s6dperton : or. £5 pjjrton'attftiKtoiC&l Workfe.AVestfteld Siding. Otahuhu. Eap siipplied or returned to POTt or Rail' "Stotfion.A-Fr'eezing• Gdm'paiiy, Auck-! Jandapd^Wostfleld- ; '>'«■:..*■/ ;--~HrV\ il ' "^m jttßhia.] *, feif Balea tftssotted Bisses) 6C Supißrtore&ed^afe^-.Ap^jyß-'i'^'Bpfljee. /HkNE of (jliefieveh Woriaerß Te that you \Jf imym ft frtfltot 'TrWsti* iVom -"-J, H< JDaiton forNothlng,:rH-.'i-i: An



Land and Estate Agents. nHAS. VAT I L L I A M S 0 N, HOUSE, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, 83, QUEEN-STREET. Bankers : NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. RENTSand INTEREST Collected. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. HOUSES TO LET and PROPERTIES FOR SALE placed upon my Lists Free of Charge. HOUSES AND SHOPS TO LET. Kyber Pass—Shbp, Dwelling and Bakehouse Devonport—B-robtned House; large garden Ryle-streot 4-rooined House Remucra—Two Houses ; large garden Mount Eden—Two Rouses; low: rentals Mount Koskill—lO-roojncd and 4-rooined Houso Great North Road—7-roomed House Arch Hill—Three Cottages to let; low rental Cook-street—House and two-stall Stable Norfolk-street—s-roomed House ; garden, etc.. Ireland-stvcot—Two Houses, 7s weekly, and several.others BUILDING ALLOTMENTS AT Pl£R FOOT :— Sussex-street, 45s Pollon'Street, 70a Birkenhead, 10s Haydi^street, 553 View Point Road, 503 Eps.pm Road, &■>, Kybcr Pass, £10 ' llepburn-street, 803 Nowrnarkot, 80a Ligar Place, 80s Richmond, m Enimctt-stree't, 62s 6d Beresford-street, 70a Victoria Park, 25s Howe-street, IOOs Conquest Place,' £i Shelly Beach Road, £5 Customhouse-street Northcote, 10s and £3 ■ Grey-street, £25 Lake Road ,£2OO per aero Onehunga And in various other streets at low fates. MONEY Invested for Capitalists oh Firs'' class Securities without charge. Sis pc? cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. . BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES Bought MONEY TO LEND. ALLOTMENTS Bought and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System. £5 Deposit—Cottage for Sale in the centre 'of the city; balance by Weekly payments. HOUSES.AND SHOPSFORSALE. ■ Wood-street-NeW G-roOmed H6US6, £350 Richmond Road-5-roomed House, £290 Marshneld— 5 Rooms, leasehold, £150 jjeresford-street- Leasehold, G rooms, £250 Newton Road—Leasehold 3 Cottages, £32J i!.- Dxford-street—6-roomed House, £290 Kokeby-street-New House ; gas, &c, £250 Bond-street—s-roomed House, £260 Union-street— i Rooms, ga& &c., *350 rj'T] Stuutt-street—4 Rooms, city water, £230 Cameron-street, Devonpbrt— 6 Rooms, £100 Collingwood-street—7 Rooms, vinery, &c, £370 Remuora— & Rooms and large allotment, £400 Hackett'StrectMs rootns, leasetold, gas, £110 Stockade Road—s rooms, water and gas, £270 Wellington^strrot—2 Shops ana Dwelling, £320 Waterloo Quadrant—B rooms, city water and gas, £1.050 Franklin Road—Three Beautiful Houses, £1,500 Glenmore—New 5-roomed House, £230 Rose Road—B-roomed House; gas, water, £350 Ireland-street—New House, 5 rooms, £250 Claremont-strect—s roomed House, £300 • St. George's Bay—lo-roomed House, 1| aore3 Devon-street— o-roomed House, £195 Onohunga— 7 Rooms, stable, i acre, £700 Bond-street—s-!'Oomed House, £2GO Commercial Road—New 5-roomed House, £135 Allotment, View Point Road, 63 x 110, £150 Waterview —6-roomed House and 3 acres first class Land, orchard, garden, 4.350 Richmond Road--House, stable, and shed, £120 Duke-street—G-roomed House, new, £460 Howe-street, —New 4-roomed House, £'.iOO Sussex-street—s-roomed House, city water, £185 Anglesea-street—New G-roomed House, £550 Oxford-street —5-roomed House, £275 Haydn-street—s-roomed House, £IGO Summer-street—G-roomed House. 3 lots. £550 Devon-street—s rooms (now), £300 Grey-street—Boarding-house, £1.600 Russell-street—New o-roomed House. £160 Mount Eden—General Store and. House. £800 - Russell'Street^-Large Roomy House, £490 Beresford'Street—Leasehold. 11s Gd weekly Runnoll-street - Leasehold, Us weekly Howe-street- Leasehold. 11s 6d weekly Day-street—Leasehold, 12s Gd weekly Jnkermflm-stre, et - Leasehold. lQs 6d, weekly Kybor Pass-Shop and Dwelling, £400 Pratt-street-4rooms, city vvator, £200 ' t ... Kyber P4ss--Sh6p and Dwelling, £1,000 Calling woed-street-?New 5-roomed House, £240 DeVOhport—New frrobmed House; gas, £360 KingaUiud—New 4-roomed House, £100 Surrey Hills—Nexv fl-robnied House, £375 Stewart-street, Mount Eden—New broomed House. £275 Norman-street—New House: bay window, £265 Russell-street-New House, 4 rooms, £230 Charming Seaside Residence for Sale; quite •new, with 3i acres under cultivation; near SIX°ACRES 51 for Sale "at Waikomiti for £59. Also. Six Acres, Waipareira, Hobsonvilfie, £G0 ' FARM AT KATIKATI for. Sale, 510 acres; river fl&d toad frontage; a bargain* \ COMPACT FARM of 88 acres for Sale, within 16 inileß <# Auckland, on good roa«s. stx roomedHouSe and outbuildings; largerunJlor cattle adjoins. Splendid timber on property, ' FIVE ACRES OF LAW for Sale on Lake Road partly fenced, in grass; 2 miles from the ACRE OFTSStoWFBUa, at Belmont, North Shore, with three road frontages, RICHMOND ROAD.-Prjetty Cottage (New) For Sale with aU conveniences ; £220; gas laid Hl^Y i& 9Mskcs for Sale in ; Lincoln-street h M*ti>W V w^al??/ if 300- FARMS also for Sale at WaiKOmiti, Pftremo remb. WaitttkefeL Mafcuran^,,NorthiShore, Papakura, etc. Also, see List in * New Zealand ESTATE AGENT 83, QUEEN-St. (Oppbßite For^trWi- I JO <Hy 2* X) Qi hSi A; E: D JO I Beg 3to inform his ffiencts and tho public gen i erallythat ho has commenced business in ; Auckland as ESTATE AND'COMMISSION AGENT, VALUATOR,, ETC., And trusts howill merit a fair share of ■ public pawonaga, ■■ • > J. 8., haying many yoar3' experience as a VALUER ' OF '■■ ' REAi ESTATE! •" ■ IASE STOCK, ETC., Is in a position to advise buyer and seller for their mutual benefit. J. 8., also, having received a thorough agrfcul tural and pastoral training in the United King dom, and having 25 years' experience as a farmer in Auckland, is capable of • PURCHASING ALL KINDS OF STOCK, FARM SEEDS. ARTFIICIAL MANURE, AND IMPLEMENTS, ETC.. For his farming friends who live at a distance from the principal markets. john"bollard, ESTATE AND COMMISSION AGENT. Office; Llurbara-street West. Auckland. TAITKEN CONNELL, LAND AND o ESTATE AGENT, AND ACCOUNTANT, FORT-STREET. FOR SALE. MOUNT EDEN—Very commodious 10-roomed Dwelling-house, lofty ceilings; -with convenient outbuildings and nearly half an acre garden, tastefully laid out. MOUNT EDEN — 6-roomed House, almost new, with large allotment fronting View Road, nicely laid out; unrivalled view. Also, several other nice properties in Mount Eden District. TAUPAKTi--AboUt3 inilesYfrom WaiJnauktt Railway Station, by goodrcad, about 3,000 acres laid out infoFarihS, frdih 40 to"600 acres each. Tho open land is ofSSpTiflor quality, will lay down well inferass, atid id specially suitable for ; dairy, farming and fruit growing. There are abbut'l,ooo acres of fine biish Land, alai'ge por tion of which is covered with valuable kauri and manifka, &c. M the owner ha*S decided positively to sell, .prices .to suit the present de pressM times hate1 been fixed; Really good Farms of opett Land, from 12s 6d per acre ; bush from 26 per acre. Or will sell entire property in one lot, on moat favourable termsj. 1;: •;') . i i i ..WjAIKATO. near Alexkhdra.-^-760. acres Good Land, well watered, 500 acres^ of Which arei in grass, with 10-roomed Dwelling Hous•; Price. £4 per acre; or will be leased to a suitable tenant at low rental* , .. . A nufnber p£ Improved I?arms In waikato, Opotiki, and throughout; Provincial District, from 50 acres upwards - ■ . ;: ■ ~-, ■ Full particulars on applicatian.,.,. - M BrAWHIA.-TAfliJOg.Station, Witli all ileceS ßAfy bUttdings. Lease: 6n advantageous terms. To iii ©iieritetic man this is astilendid opening. Price, £160. Satisfactory reasons for selling. Lucrative bttsi'rie's* with natives;; . -'~.' PASTORAL BLOCKS. ' ■; • WAIKA^Q.—A Very fine Biock, with large frdntago to Waikatb River. Area,'47.oQo acres. Ahargaiinj, , ■;-« vfUiijf. y. ■■ r,-,.V 0&E KAII'ARA. — : 25,000 Acres Superior LanS, fehced with natural boujidaTje;#j,; 10,000jacres flat un ono piece), mpstly alluvial; House 9 rooms; subdivided into 5 paddocks; 4,000 acres valuable Bush. A valuable Stock FormI.', Als6, a irtrmbcr '6t Qhe Blocks of Unimprove'd.'lidnd in the Ha-Wke's Bay'attS Wellington Prdtincial T)ißti*icts *' '' l '* ' Money to Lend pn Freehold Securities at Lowest Current Rat&s of, Interest. § Money invested for,/clients. > Arbitrations, Audits, and Valuations" undertaken. J. AITK-Etf' eONUSSLL, ■ Forirstreet (Ifext 6. Biuney "and' Sons)." ■ OOR SALE, Choice Reeidence Sifeea at JC 'TitffanfftiaDottt nine Ifiiles'from, t6wfl), containina; about 3 acres each and upwards, situated in a nigh healthy p6sitl6n with east erly aspept,-. commanding inaarniflcent views 07er land and water: each section oontains a portion of natural bush, with accpsato a beauti ■fql sandy beach m a sheltered bay: good roads ;rom town to the property. Most liberal towns to intending iiettlete^A'pply to H. Aahton and Son, ft; Now Zsalana Insurance Buildings,



STEEDM AIM'S SOOTHING POWDERS,: ; FOR CHILDREN CUttIHG THOR, TEETH CAUTION TO EUROHABBR3., i The value of this wellTknoWn Fatnily Medicine" has been largely tested in all parts (ft the world, and in all grades of society, foi'upwardsof fifty Years. Its well-earned extensive sale' has ia duced BPURiOOs iMTATiONS, Some of which in outward appkahanpe spclosely resemble the Original a3 to hat'fe %ceiVed mahy purchasers. The proprieter, therefore, feels it due to the public tojgivea. special caution agaiost.tho.usa. of such iiiiitatiohsi" Purchasers are therefore requested' carefully to obsev v& the , four' , foll^wuig' * distinctive characteristics, "without v \Viifcn none are jcrcnuine:— . r Jste In ■ c very case the wofdsr Johw Steed man. Chemist, WAT.WORTH, SuKREVVare en graved on the Government Stamp affixedl to each packet : ■ -;-:/' bar. fi"'"■<•''. nsntwO'j*:: 2nd. Each Single Powfler ha 3 directions for the dose; and the words "John Steediiian, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey," printed thereon. 3rd. The name Steedman is always spelt with twaEE's. ,i.v . : .<7 4th. The manufactumis Carried 'oh solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is lid to,2et?d eae-hi Agents. KEMf thorNe, Pkossek. AXD ,00., Auckland, Wei ngton, Christchurch,.anaDunfidin. "■: ', , , DR. J. dOLLlfe BROWNEB Tfec Ori&iiial aafl Oaly CJcnwinc. Advice to Invalids.—lf you wish to obtain quiet, refreshing sleep, free from headache, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and as suage the-weary, aohings, of prptracted disease, invigorate the nervous media, andrcgulste the circulating systems of the body, you will pro--. vide yourself with thatinarvellous • remedy diS cbvered ■by Dr.- J. Collis Browne, {late Army i Medical Staff/, to-which he g"ave thenaiiie'of CHLORODYN&, and which is admitted by the profession to be tKe tndst wonderful and; valu able remedy ever discovered. .' , GHLORODYNEIB thbbest retbedt Known for Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthmav ' - • CHRORODYNE'-aott ■■■lUte.-I a charm in Diarrhcea, and is the only, specific in Cholera and Dysentery.' .-•'". ■"• ' >''"- Is ' -'• !''-- ■ ■'■ ,;{, ■ . CHLORODY^E effeotually. cuts sho^all;^; taclis of Epilepsy, Hysteria," Falp'itatron. and Spasms. :' ■ ■ '• ■"•''- ~:.~" ■'>'''' '■• CHLORODYNE is the o^ly palliative in- NeiiMgia, Rhetiiililtism' Gtitit, Ca,U6'ei', Tbotn ftche, Meningitis*. &c.\ : -'-' ,V.U amjJWiO Fro'mSymcs &Ca., PhannaceuticalChemistH. '■ Medical Hall, Simla, January 6, 4880. .To, J. T. Davenport, Esq., 33, . Grekt ; Russell-street, ploomsbury, London. Dear Sir,—We embrace this opportunity Of congratulating you upon the Svide-spread reputation tbi3 justly esteemed inedicin6,'Dr. J. Collis Browne's Clilorodyne.has earned i'or.itself, not only in Hindostan? but ,all nver ti\fi Bast. As a remedy for farenJSral utility, i •wo miicii question whether a bettor is iraDortcd Jnto the connttyj and we shall'be* glad tdhear of its finding a place in every Anplo-Indian home. The bithei' bmtuTts. we are happy to say, arti now relegated-to the native bazaars, and, judging, from theii' neulo, w-q fancy their sojourn -there. will''oft eVahescent, . We "do'Uld multiply in stances •mP'ttftfirofHH of the ■> extraordinary efficacy M Dr. OOllis Browne's Chlorodyne in Diarrhcea, and Dysentery, Spasms, Cramps^ Neuralgia, the Vomiting of Preßnancy, and as a general sedative* tliatlmye ocouifed'tindef dur personal observation during,,many yeaiu < In- Choleraic Diarr.Vicsu, and even in the more terrible forms of Cholera itself, we have wit nessed its surprisingly controlling power. We : have never used any other;form of thidme^di cine than Collia Bi vowrie'sfrolnaa.fltmbon\ictioQ that it is decidedly the best,and also fromasense of duty we owe to the profession andthepublic, as we are of epinio'n that the(- substitution of any other than Collis Browne'sis a ijeliberatb BREACfI bF P'Aitll J3JT. THE" PART? 'OF THE ciiEitisTTO,^iiffiSGirifrft:aKd. Pj&tpsr Atfetf. —We are, Sii*,''faithfully"ybujß,'symfed*fe'rid Co., Members of the PJiartn. Society qt Gieat Britain^ IBs Excellency the Viceroy's Chemists.' kil [ CAUTION.—Vice-Chancellor Sir W; Page. Wood stated that Dvi -Ji-CoHis-Browne was,: undoubtedly, the Inventor of Chlorodyno; tliat the story of the defendant Freeman was de liberately untrue, which, ho regretted to say, had been sworn to.—See "The Times," July 13, 1864. "■ - ' ' ■'•■'■ Sold in bottles at Is.ljd, 2s 9d,,,4s 6d, and : lls each. 'None is geiitiinawlthohf the Words l*D?.' J. Collisßi ¥6wtte's Chldi*dd,y»e' o'nthe Gbvern ment stamp. Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each bottle t : 't.".-\ ;■■,.; .<,; i nltf^'j Caution,—Bewareof Piracy and-ImitaUona. Sole Manufacturer-rJ> % .DAVEN.PORT, 33, Great Rus3ell-street, Bloomsb,ury,ijLondon. KEATING'S POWI3EK KEiSTiNQ'S POfWDER. : ■-•■• lIA keating'S powiypur-* keating:§ ; powbee;*-, /: yon t 'KEATING'S POWDER. r KEATING'S POWDER.1 1! '. fl ' ""■""■"""' *""""* FLE3S7""* MOTHS, BEETLES, iHARMLESS,.TCk ANIMALS, r - v : BARBjLBS^-T^'ANIiIALS.Mi iW iHARAU^ESS TO.AJrfMALSj* *; - ,v v •HARMLESS- f(> INI^MLS,' oU- **** HARMLESS TO'ANIMALSJ (HARMLESS TO MUM^LS, . ~ . ~ .; 'but iß:uririvKil*i; in; destiloyi% I*CEA:9. ■•' BU.OSj OaOKROACHBJB, BEETLES,, ;'■ ■ MOTHS. IM FUfiS,. dria vWe:rF''6th:«' ; • hi* eeeeiefei efftfitkJti^SptJrtsmßn J"wiirfind' this invaluable "fof destroying fleas in their dogs, as!4lao ladies Mr pet dogs. ! The FbßLlG,are CAUTIONED"that 0 package*of tHeggnuiifep"6WderHßaitthe autogrAbH i'6f iTHOMiiS j ;JD3ATING. Soldln Tms by all Drugjisfs. i KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. KEATING'S WORMJTABLEIS.--.. — ; KIIATirG^WORMTABLETS. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A PURELY VEGETABLE SWEETMEAT r botli in appearantjo and taste, furnishing, a most agreeable method of administering the ionly certain remeiy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. U Ts a perfectly safe and j mild preparation, and is especially adapted for f Children. .•;Sord:&Ta&.Ky/411.:lSu^Stsi-' t !' JPj^netorj^^Oaj^ATJNQiJ^dQn. ! A WQNDEpUIanMfiDIGINE. BEECHAM'S PlLlii C ii* r'TcJ^SflnPSSfcij''':I.'.■'.■' Arflr-Bbdnutfeed^'faiy-'i ■•;^'Si'C«iWlWV'' ' u*l*ousand6!f to ba i?p?fe«*?Ss»»\: .liwortbSfl^iGniiißa a> g^fjr^-' ~ >?^*Sl ' Bcw for. ißliouß-ana ■ ■■rnlQSi/''l'' '"■'•• '-' '!'^\\pil }>l^'^el>ri'' diaofders, i M'*vY- < " \sV»;\ suchi m :windl,! and" rmmw MssftSKS -613 I P 1 LLS« ..-/.flßi.'SWGn'ingofternieals,' lidtV -■* ": ;,,-' /£? Ii dizziness and drpw-1 ' ; wS^^.?i^'*<^^^^.^S!.f.■!aißMß,.-.<X)ld^'<*tllß,■ 'f^ja»»'.'-'■■.•'» .; y/SfM finstungS'.of Axeat,, " ' enortiaesS ofbreath, /%^St costiveness, Bourvj^ ~" blotchesontheskuij "^^^ ■ disturbed sleep, ' I,- ""[WjMjßk" j' *; i.:' 'frightful ~\' JuubMjxub, | and all nSrvbioS ariti trembling s'enSatidiffl, Thp ' first dose will givafrelief in 20 minutes. TnisHs iio i fiction, for they have done it in thousands of casea. J . lrery;suff 6r«rie":eafiie&tly inkQMdto try one tibx'ttE E • these Fills, and they will be acknowledged to be j WORTS .A^GrtJI^EA) i For females of ail ages these Pills are invaluable, : ; as a few doses of them carry off all gross humours, ■' open all piss tractions, and bring about all that is ! required. No females should be without them. There is no medicine to be found to equal BBEOHAM'S PILLS for removing, any obstruc- I "Hoaf or IfregutafrEy' oT"ffie^ syswmT "IfTaken. : /i^cofWll'Wi^.d&o^irflJ^v^Jfilheafcii bor they will soon restore females of all ages to soiled. and robust health. _^__ For a weak storaacfi, impaired disreatioa, and all disorders of the liver, they aot like ''MAGip.V.ancl , a, few doses will be fbontt t'oworic wdnders upon the most important orgapA of.;tii^ hmnim machine,. They strengthen the whole musaular system, restore thQ long; Ipst.cdmp'lerion j bring "book tfto keen «^-^-ti§mt^alt^N^oeMhM} m^^yf/iVbt. the ROSEBUD of health tbo wliolo physical m&tgy of the human frame., Tiiosa aro "FACIES admitted by thousands -^mTOHcing all classes .of tiociety; and one of the best gaarantee3 to the nervous and- detjilitftted is, Beeoham'B Pilla have ihe largest sale orany patent medicine in tha^prljd. SEECHAM'S MAGIC COtJQHPILLS As a remedy for Oonghs in^enßMiAytihihftiiDiia. culty in Breathing, Shortness of Breath, Tightness and Oppression of the Chest.Wheezing, *0,, these JPill* stdtd untivalSßCt} and aiyon»'labb*Mnguader any of the above complaints need o|>ly try Ono .jßpx to prove'thst tueiy 6m' the best ever, offered to— tne publip for Asthmatic and<Oqnaumnti,v,e Cougliß - ,;36»tBeilo|B anup^fiife|bioSM JWa^ffigkilTney' speedily remove tnat sense of opji-'ession and difti culty of breathing \«HBp nightly,deprive- ,ih.9^ patientof re3t. ThwffXVSi»^ost^tteWSfl6ifefll j comfort to those afflicted With the above diatresiM' tog. and, when jiaglepted,,dangerous complaints. Mi lany'petson •troublea'wrai- 'anf of the above complainta-'giye Bbeohah's Cotfafi Pills a trial. The most violent Cough yrM in a,3aort,ttoi« 1» rlmOvedi : > ■". iT ■■' ■ • '': - ■• ''-'•«'*>-'->« "•"•■ Caotiok.—Tfle'-^ubSb'tt^^e^faßtea to noMco that thewords .^Bsfeos&itfs Ph*s, StTHelens,'' we on tne GowtomfnVatmnpafflscedW^etelfSojii Of the Pills. If not on they ai'ilMtorsrery, • •* .Prepared pnly and B,qld whol^sfl* w ratal! by the propirietor, X. Bseohtoaj Ghemist, St. Helena. Lanonshirs, England, in boxes-It Is, ijd, ana 28. fia. each.—Sold by all Druggists and Patenr Medinina Dealers throughout tho Oolwioß, W.S.^FBU«Jwottoafro*lo'-BlT«awift«(9UJ>w l '■' ■_„„„„« ,-,- rr ; ,i-r,v«W^,i^ ':'



Medical. DX. SPEEB ,-, Nervous an^|£*°tioijs on tke~Face, Mental and MemWfc *™P5 n aßkiader Trdublea. etc...,, q^recln be sent secure from observation^,. ; Wellington*. »t>.e.| , * ! OfficeHours-rlO.to 12.a.m; r 2-to. &*««J *■■ p.m. Sundays. 10 to 12 a.m. P.O. Bo? WO. . DR. SPEEif^ir^d'• -W^i^JJSsiSi^ taedicino free of pJhsr«e .(carrmgeexcMtod) to fcray person appiyl&gto him *£« ™jjf J*™".; particulars of their trouble, , Jfel%rS« Btrato hiaTunfunded. f^^® 1 Sown to ■wonderful remedies, which j£?*-£nl;'LS2*HKtf« 3 hMself, «nd wWoh'-fot 6veir VtWq1 r«*wZßa* achieved such unvaried success in hie New z*a ( mttst enclose 2dsttißp for reply. " f .y ~„;,,„. FEMALE PILLS, 2s6a a box. k groatoooiii Prevent all Woifl>!« Is 6d per box. A grand safeguard and corrective FEM^E TONIC, . Sp&XfffefcA«*»S2S£, tive cttr^ for?dtt debillttet t>eouUar W f*iaal«t. , • t- »ft f■■" ff »y™-"* '- Ifi COD : NEWS *o& THE BtJFFERfif&i ": QUEEN AIfNE'S -BHEUMATEO ©Hi RHETJMATISIVI*Jpi^Ai©Iiti SOlA^lS'^ ;.•.:..■;,.■ :. _,HEADAOHS2; ,; ; .V ■'& v-:- "; ' Painslntheßack-oeany,pact;pLtoeJJOffijVill ■Females suffering from WeaKjkess fa Ine Back . or Pains between the Shoulders (especially ,}. ( mothers) Bhoald never faewifllaat. it: ■■'-'■1 '■ Thefoltowing&re'a few of the many Tksti* ( "^heU'y^leh.-""?^^'!^;" twiiffe^jf ; ihave much pleasure in stating that I wra-t&wa • • your Queen Anna's Oil for pains in the twwJc and between the shoulders*. aM«*7f tow-a. nothing to, equal, it.' I haw aWo trl«l Itvjftr- r heaaaone,-«,na fdurid it vefjr bSneStil*l< f oßw - jare at liberty to publish this, as I;dar6saK UaNn 'are hundreds suffering train the? same? ima%.-*/ K YdufsVetc., Mitßß:F.'HAKti*deisr." , £'V. " ■ "Russell, 3rd August, 1887. Bff,-^tßl*», jnuoh pleasure din ;Bt»fiing tfiajb I h«v<? .teiea = your Queen Anne's Rheumatib Oil fttf rhBU ■ matism, and it certainly has done wonders Epr. me.—lam,'Si!?/ yours trulft Si EtiavMSttii.* : '"Auckland, May iO, Jlßß*l -Bear Slri^-I.fejiy*: much pleasure in stating that I have: i&Sm. Queon Anne's Rheumatici Oil for pains between J my shoulders, caused from indigestion, and ant r eerteiirthatT tiavfe-fleriveu mowPben^nt'frojtf' it than from quarts of mixtures I tools; And us«<i previously. I wouldjrecommend all suffering From the same complaint to try it.— Jksbik > Thompson." •' ' ; ! |i < Far further Testimonials oefe Bottles' f •/[. ..q ' To be ha.d of all Grocers and Storekeepers. ... . KEMPTHOK^E, BE.OSSER, W.Gtf*,'■',; .' _:,, ]^l ole: 8&le Ageftt^. ,' ';''• " I f^yjr'jj^j.vii .-_ : ;_.- „;, \,. r ;^ < This Preparation eclipses ajl others. A-n»W." Idiscovery for the Growth1 of Hair on' tne Haad; and Face; for :: . rtsnldving and : preventiSiß: Dandruff, and arresting the fail,of ttie .Hair. JR., cutes any; Disease'of the Scai(t,'alia: caiiSes'n^^'. growth on the hoaid after being bald ftir years. ;VV htspe : it has;; beeoinej i .weak i-and tbin^ 11 rtfta whatever cause, it quickly restores it to,it*, natural vigour. Hundreds of residents in: Qhristchiirch cab: tesWyrito l€he;iftwb(tbif'J. Hickman was COMPLETELY BALD for many. I/fears; Md'aft6i? tl?ririi4 r e^erT M"6w4trenlieS*& without eftect, he dise'e^eidtt' iMa -w«*ierf«l" preparation, which^ENTIBJILY_JIESTORED EIS HAIR *O ITS NATURAL STATE AND COLOJjrp; Lltihaf t^W6^M&&BSBI&n a, number of other similar cases in which the hair had fallen from sorof ula and other diseases oC the scalp. ,G3J.U.a kku. h. 1 Each contains supply: for one.month. Prl*sd; is; bt Graves A^kinTßMmiltonßrßal'j. , 'i P. King and Sons, J. A. Pond. andaUGheißtitel 1 IKHEDMAMSM! '.\ KftEUMAf ISM t A purely' vege&Dtecompojindfor theijiimediati relief and speedy cjire'or Rhefuinatism,^Scatifci. K,*ioralgiaiL'Pot»tnaohe^arid all nerve dnff iSftus- J cuiat pains.:.; Setere^ttfcoka cut short; in a few ' ' Hours. -Jt srapersedpa ai^l outrwarcl applications. J > Seef cirdulars "fpr' voluntary testimony 6£" I :remarkableMreSv '■«' "■■'* '-■ :v., "^ ?* -.. % [,-■■,uJ 3si6ds peribbttfe ;i 3s lOdbypostv ;■;]•.: 1 ,• agent for AUQfcland":~\. r i [;, ;a ;iG:i Libber il," '■■" >;. d?. - ;,;•;■ csemjst,; ftUßEi^aißßaaio?.' ri^LLtspO^%'rriPTOALGlQ:vi)B^?^ ■ T»OJti^CtH W NatftALGIA. ;" : From the Bey. 0. J. M«rton, St. John's Parson ! '.■#& a??? Ferry Road,,Dtic^nber, law^ .^r:..? -i "My aear Mr El3isdpn,f-I fiayeifor many' yea^^alti'ffOm1 tima^ time' sumwi|' wivtStf" ■ pom Neuralgia* ;aud:tiave found nothing >tff m i r^SSJ me ?° SR^i^S-';;Bfti effe<>J4yely as'iyotu? JSeurWgic. Drops.' Jean •confldentbr recom >me^aie^Y,oU'rßtrull, CUltsAbky "™- * j .^umerOußOtaiWfTestimoftals sin'-ffiy posses- WPft,' -tiiUl: !''»'•£■-■ '-I'ji: rf-i -iif'.i'' ii,i','/> :t; ~r---.y t'",' *•' Pfictet^and&^perbptti^. ' / •' ---©j^fS'/'S Ji^WOlT-iH At.'d »E' J*S SfEIWBr ■■ ■~, i%iyeslnitantJaneouß:B.eliefi-.:.Prft^lßi qtufs? yPtfep^red -■M^)Wk}^i^§^ n(j^i Mft&&<my '■' jattxa»emißbii Whoteiaao-%erits:- :a aj f/c I jJOtoHPT^R^^ HSbBMHiJ COX, »oot<» -ot Dental Sutkto 'j^: J 5 r j ; i ;';R:, i!J _ ; -<3;( !^; ;&"/s■,is:;1 $;.;; l'.(fy&sa.wW!#»)> •-■'-■• Karangahape Road o? H^w^flfc^tj, \ ;