THE LOAN BILL.

ANOTHER PARTY FIPT, W julius voolSTdeclares for THE TARANAKI BOUlb. Wmusow*' this day. hour's delay tt^jgjKjrf the Estimates. tions raised in the m(nt- S SS <TEis Statement, *??W* ff and ingeniously which was; l* : lu rc i c( i the Helons fiitcrt together. Aa ie a , bling line *• gtt fiSS or their WoUffifc IQK eitbet their -auc^ conviuced S" 000 communication could ssssSfSsSs at J-o Awai» necessary inoutMnd th» was an , m mSSS^m North, than Huntersville. i Thc»ietion of the Palmerston-Woodville Sfifa* the earliest possible moment hacU s-lieartiest approval, but he con- SJd that it was intended to torce on the Kricoville-VVoodvffle line too hurriedly. Ra ftMjWjW delay couplet ng the Une between Greymouth and Hokitika. As redded the Otago Central line, Sir Julius safd that he considered the proposals ex ceedingly unsatisfactory, inasmuchas Go ?emmfnfehad virtually taken this line up a* a Ministerial measure so iaraa Midd e rAtifh That being so, the line should be completed to that point within the next ttfo'Vears. The proposed rate of expendi ture "on roads and bridges during the next three yeaiH was merest guesswork, as tins would depend on the way settlement pj-ooressed, and a vote of thirty thousand for the unemployed was wholly inadequate. He expressed regret thab the railway from Snmner to Ohrisfcchureh, which would only cost £14,000, and whicli had been omitted by accident from the schedule of proposed works in 1886, had not been pro* rkled for. Continuing his remarks at the evening sitting, the hon. gentleman depre cated further expenditure on harbour do i&tiom He did not think it was necessary to allow the Government so large a loan as n million, as it was not .required; half-a million was necessary, perhaps, for No. 1 and No. 3 accounts. .- ■ • ; The aiinister I6t Education followed, and twitted Sir Julius Vogel with pi-etending to have a scheme for tlie relief of the colony, arid with drawing pay wliile in office and vet declining to disclose his scheme. . He assured the House that moneys could not T>e diverted from the purposes for which tlioy "were set apart. Dr. Fitchett moved and Dr. Hodgkinscn f^ecpndeJ an amendment, "That the amount of the loan should hob exceed half a million." The Premier alleged that the member for Chrisfcchurch North did not know anything about the necessity for roads or public workf!, bitt only wanted the Govern ment to borrow -enough for one year under tie supposition that he would then come down with hia big scheme. Jb was the hon. gentleman's bad finance that had brought flic colony into the present diffi culty. Hq (the Premier) asked the.House to consider the effect of suddenly-stopping public worics and borrowing by having to ■discharge several hundred men. The ji-eneral feeling of depression would be-un doubtedly heightened. He assured the House that the Government were not pre pared to aocopfc the present amendment, Tout they w«re prepared to go into Committee to carefully consider each item. Tiiey would give the fullest consideration, \nd assist the Commit tee 'in every reasonable redoctioa that they thought passible, and if the Com mittee saw .their way to strike off certain items, the Gkwerrmenfe woiild be prepared to. take suchaiiibitttss off the-schedule of the loan. Further thjak this the Government •vvere not prepares^ t» go -4 jglr George Grey supported the amend ment. He ,-objected tcf the; wiUl scheme of borrowing proposed by the Government, and wiKted to see it displaced by a policy of prudence. ■'",.. ~ - :.■ • ■■, Mr Scobfe McJvenzie dealt first of all ■with the'speech' jiisfc delivered by the Premier. He said the whole gist of the Government i>oHcy conVd bo found in one of the concluding remarks of the Premier's speech, when he begged the House to consider the serious effects ol stopping borrowing and the depression it would cause. .In, his (Mr MeKenzio's] opinion it was merely, another way of rtttt- Juig that we mast bot-i-oAv for borrowing'fi ■ke-we must barrow to find employment. TXi was a most vicious idea. Hb would say at once that he did not like the Govern ment proposals. " The House and the country took them quietly, but kto believed thab the public mind was diverted frohl them, and efifcidsm tfisatm'etl by lh«§ii! radical reductions of their own salaries. 3 Jeo^le naturally said, "I>epefld upon it if they woulji deal thus with themselves the rest is right." He believed that railway construction in this colony had ou<*u|J the population and the trade of the colony. That could be proved with /mathematical accuracy. In Victoria and New South Wales they bM tb%' siatoe jWeage 6f' Mil •way and doiible the pb^ulatioii'we had, and tiiey made nearly double the.percetlfatge oi profit that we with the same mileage find half the population made. Then again, every mile we bad eonstueted since 1881 bad proportionately reduced tiiß profit. ' If, then, that was the cause of .the evil. th€ cure was pate'ht—namely^ to stop conißtruß. tion, and allow population ftnd trade to o\ertake the railways. Curing the late election the country was ripe for a RuJieial change pf this Mndj bitt no Meh change was indicated in the Public Works State ment-. Ifc followed slavishly' iti the old lin63—dribbles of motiey being allbttefl t(3 eacftj the ainotitot being euppdsed to be* tied np, and to deci:feafee each. year. It was all a delusion. He had heard it all before, and he made boW to say that When he read 6liis to the House the Financial Statement bi 1882 (Major Atkinson's) they would Hst distinguish it from that of thfe; other day. There they would find tne satee arguments in favour of borrowing, and the same cautions about moderation,- tapeflhg off and tying up ; but they had never tapered off "quite the contrary, and they had never tied up. They would not only find the same arguments, but also the ipsmiiha verba. (Here Mr JWeKewzie ffeafl otrfe to tho House amid a good ctedl of iaugh fcer (ilmost idciifcical; passages from both 3tatomeuts.) fb was tifflei he sflirlj &«fc the morikl 'in WHich tlteee tllb botfdivfftjr i?asfe wap.fa itroycd, and the tape broken up and ,cast » the four h \vinds o&heaven. JBorrowi^a >u^ht SO "hs'& lEflere Wapfcer in .tfie_ book oif inatiori'Shisfcory.iiild iiofe ihehislbrymcll [t ought to be a mero incident in tl)o life )f a nation, dnd 'nofc the Hf© Itself., rho Oovrrrhinent did wrphg tothrowidoWn this bill arid ask the House to rodapd Iti -thoy shoiiW have the nerve to dplt'thtim lelvcs. Hejjtold not vote for Dr. Fitchett's toj^idiaeoMp came from a bad quarter,

but he begged the House to cut down the policy in Committee. Mr W. P. Reeves took up tho running after tho supper adjournment. He charged the member for Mount I,da with.-speaking his mindj but crouching under the whip ot bho Premier: with fearing to vote as he thought. The election cry had been " Measures, not men," but the most pro nounced in this respect at tho hustings now votbd for men, and completely disregarded measures. The Vogel bogey was the most childish and despicable means of frighten ing grown men into acting like children that "he had ever known. He hoped the amendment would be carried. . The division was taken at 2.30 aim. on Dr. Fitchett's amendment limiting tho loan to half a million. The amendment was re jected by 34 to 8, and the second reading of the Loan Bill was agreed to.

REMUERA SEMINARY.

The annual concert and exhibition of work held in connection with Mrs Law's Remuera Seminary prior to the " breaking up " for the Christinas and New Year holidays, took place on Thursday night. The suhookbom, which .scats about 120, was crowded to the door, there being a large number of parents and friends present in addition to the pupils. Foi the occasion the schoolroom was neatly adorned with flowers and evergreens, while on the walk were displayed paintings and drawing's as samples of the work burned out by the young ladies attending the seminary. Among these were maps by Misses K. Cameron, Gertie Atkins, Ghrisje Begg, Emma Drever, Maud Ware, Annie GoV6r, Mary McMillan and Lizzie Cameron, while beautiful oil and water colour paintings, chalk and sepia drawings were shown by Misses M. Lennox, Ethel Buckland, M. Germenn, E. Yatee, Lily Short, M. Kirkwood, M. Ware* Mary McMillan, Ella Rybiirn, Ida and Eva Maxwell, Nelly and Alice Yonge, etc. The drawings included landscapes, flowers, etc., and the workmanship was of a very high order of merit. That which attracted 'the most attention, however, was the collection of fancy work, sewing, and knitting exhiLibed on tables along one side of the ioom. These embraced nearly every conceivable kind of article, useful and ornamental, and the work was marked by the perfection of taste mid beautiful finish, reflecting the highest credit alike on instructors and pupils. Among the most prominent ex hibitors were—Misses Mona and Kathleen Thompson, Mary and Gerty Atkins, Flora Yate.=, Ida Jagger, Madge Munro, Ethel Buckland, Frances Alloy, Alie Young, M. Germaun, Chripsie Begsr, Florrie Roade, Janet Mains, Ella Ryebiirn, Rosa Dickey, K. Cameron, M. and K. Lennox. A parcel of silk cocoons, produced by silk worms reared by Miss Minnie Law, at tracted some notice.

The evening's programme which occupied about three hours, was specially designed to show the proficiency of the pupils at pianaforte playing. The whole proceeding passed off most successfully as gratifying to the parents as they must liavo been to Mrs Law and her coadjuitora ih the work of conducting tliis high class seminary.

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THE ■ AUCKLAND .EVENING , STAR; SATTJBDAY, JPECEMBEII 17, 1887.



lVatctcs. FOR REAL VALUE, VISIT CITE WART TTfcAWSON & riO.'S GrREAT English Watch Exhibition, 94, queen-street, auckland (Opposite Wyndham-sfcreefc). A SIMPLE QUESTION. Could anything bo morp foolish than to throw money awuy ? Yet a great many' of tho public are doing it by purchasing from dealers instead of going direct to the manufacturers. STEWART DAWSON" & Co. For first-class Watches, Jewellery, and Elcctrq plated Ware.' . ■■ SECURE THE GUARANTEE of a celebrated firm instead of the production op Swiss cheap houses, Yankee notions, or clock-watch toys, fit only for children to play with. STEWART DAWSON & Co., Tho celebrated and well-known Liverpool Watch Manufacturer;;, arc still soiling daily at their English Watch Exhibition, Queen-street, Auck land, largo quantities of their world-famed ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES At from £3 to £30 each. S. D. & Co. can thoroughly recommend and give a guarantee with each of their DEFIANCE WATCHES (All Sterling Silver Oases), Open Face, 27s 6d; Hunting Cases, 35s each. For full particular i nntl prices of above, please call and rooeivc Kmtis one of their splendid nety Illustrated Watch Pamphlets. JEWEL L E R Y. During his recent visit to Auckland, our Mr Dawsox, finding there waro repeated demands for high-class Jewellery, determined tonddthat department to our well-known stock of English Lover Watches, and Immediately on his roturn to London and Liverpool ho personally superin tended tho turning out from the factory ot Hrst class Jewellery of evovy description. Our second shipment of Jewellery has iust reached us ex B.s. ltiiuut:.ika. and intending purchasers are in vited to inspect, tlio largest ai.d liest stock in Auckland ; and, it bn'ntj manufactured since Mr Dawson's arrival Home, wo can Kiiaranteo that it is all of the latest fashion and design. To give a detailed list, of the goods would fill a full page of tho Star, and such is unnecessary, seeing that wo invito the inhabitants of Auck land and surrounding ooxmtry to Come and sco for themselves-not the windows only, but tbe many novelties contained in our counter cases. Wiien you pull, please ask for one Ot OUT new Illustrated Watch Pamphlets. ELECTRO-PLATE. S. D. & Co. have also received ex p.s. Ttimu takn, direct from the factory, a very choice and well-assorted shipment of Electro-plated Goods, suitable for Birthday. Christinas. N«w Year, and jVlorringo Presents. Heforn purchasing, we invite Inspection and comparison. WATCHES. '■ Ladios'nnd Gents' Silver Watehos nt 278 6d, 35s 50s, 60s, 70s, 76h, 9Ds, 110b, 115s, 1J08,1355. 1408, 150s, 1558,1705, 175 a, .€lO 10s. ell 10s. and £12 10s ; Ladies' and Gents' Oold Watches at £6 10a. £7 10s, £810 d, fill 10a, £14 10s, £1510s, £1810 a. £25, £2710 a, and £30. ■ Full particulars in Pamphlets, ffc6 on application. REPAIRS! Note: REPAIRS! WANTED KNOW.R-Bost Watch Glasses fittid, 3d each ; charges for Wnteh llcpairs,no jniittor what maker or whoro boucrht, .equally cheap. Best workmen kept on tno preinlaea. All Watches cleaned are guaranteed at STEWART DAWSON & Co.'a GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 04, Queen-street. TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. Watches and Jewellery mnj* now bo ttosUsd and registered nt book postratos. Ityour watch wanteolennlny, pnok it In a box carefull/. eu closlnß foil name and addrca3 only, and sand by same mail a letter of instructions, enclosing postal note for Is 6d, and wo will roturn.tho Watch within a few days in good order, post paid and registered. When sending, letter and postal note, state tho number of tho Watch posted. - * ■< i. ..■■' '■. for Real yaote, ■visit STEWART DAWSON & CO.'S Gkkat ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 94, QtriTES'-STREfeT, Auckland (Opposite Wyndham-sti'eet). Tailoring. ANOTHER Fact ia Lhafc J. If. DalW, hasgiven away 2,0(50 Pairs,of TrduseJ'g/in Uvelvo monthft, nnd iiUcnus to try to doXtblo tbe number nox tycar. : , r ' EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS gJT BtJITS V% tn j 6°3- Ms. 60S. q |~ 65b. 70s. r;-.i 76fe. !~# %\ TROUSHE'S is! gJ 12s. 6(1. ififc ~ 175..6 d. g.g | 8 20s. 225. Cd.- '£j* :o w g\A^ H/ROBiNSO^, Taiiob, yJT'S 3 C6OK & dnwst Bra. Jsjs } \l qwwy ft'TßJJ!^;'r*sr*"f jy ~,..., j: . H. ROB IN SO IHJ B liy|"Y Sittnmer TWefeds havd' \ot amvMj J-tX ahd can't be "Srit'-fiaaaed.—J. H. Daltbpl, Tailor, Victoria-streetEagt.; ■-. , v ■■■ IF there is any. one.wlio.wanti to 0.i'6~& Christmas Box to their son, I6t tßem call and get a WfttetttUry' Watch for nothing, atJ. H» Dalttsn'a, Vlot6ritt-sfcect Etet.' TjIALLWELL'Sj ' MkGW ■' :OILSp : JJ A SUPERB REMEDY. For. Sprains Lameness; Bbfb ShßtiideH. Cut 3, WonndSi(Bruises,Neuralfeig, LUmbsfed,-'• ' " &c,, in, Men, -..Horsds;. add - Domestfo The tending is one of many testimonials •— MKSsrs Fallwem, & Sort.-Dbat Sirs,—lt af fords.me ploasurp< to bear testimony to tiie T EMictiuCAi, eftepts of you? Oils^ t hayb Used several bottles oil diifei e «t patieritS at^ny Hoi-so Infirmary, and always found bene ficial cilects from their application ; tho A Oils asai rubefacient for.subcutaneous\yarblosiflit fast*, and encysted glands; the B,Oils'for cuts galls, abrations, and ciltan'eott> ..distempei;-'/ ahfl I ca"n confld6titly r6commehd them to var : friends and tho publid, ithd n6 stable should t ,„ without them— ■ je A RBMEDJ.FOa MAN AND BEA^Vj- '' (Signed) Owon Curran McGee, ptela* jCii FALL WELL &' SOK, CHJ3MJBTS; ... ' Otahuhu andPapaKu^a, ■ y,- 7 Price—2s 6d per Bottle; qr in dae^r 4aHst^il*ffl oriO d6zen bottles. SPfc confining . it beats hop beer.-Sold; places, wa ''



THE WATCH OF THE AGE WONDERFUL WATBRBURY. The prize of £1 recently offered by the j TVaterbury Watch Company, in South • Australia, for the best pun on the watch of the ajje, has been awarded to "Giles Scroggina " for the following lines :— Whilo ChafFey Brothers water raise. To in.iko poor men's hearts mtrry; Ano:her linn jrain« equal praiso Whloh does its Water-bury. ! When Chafl'oy's fame is dead and gone (Some deem their scheme's romantic A faithful watch will still tick on, ■ • • r From o'er the tooad AtJantiq. , Whit!' tiono? ■' Yes, sir, train left ten minute.? ago. Why don't you btiy a "Watbrbujiy?" A. man who stole a Waterbitry Watdi from a poor labourer the other tlay was fined o,nd locked tip by tlie Magistrates, liol'sewhipped by the •watenmaker when he Cam© out, and afterwards nearly hurried into a brain fever by his wife. The cler&y roan of. the parish alluded to.the little affaii* In a sermon, and the local editor, for a Svonder, agreed with th>B parson and re viewed the occurrence in print. All this time it was borne in upon the wretched iiian that he could, have bought the watch front atiy Storekeeper, for 13s 6d, and have had ft repaired any time at a cost of 2s 6d. SOLE AGENTfi FOR XUCKLA?s TD: E. FOWMr AND Co., QUEEN-SfEEIT.' Onehunsa tweed suits at, 47s 6(3, at Sfnith and Caughey>'s.x-:-(A±i^ir.y. /N .0 i- 1 T ®; ' %, A ; #■ Ai' Ur to ROTH'S t>tJBLI<3 HOT. t6Lp, Afip SHOWER. BATHS* yjCfOKtA-StfeSif East. Oharge-uNfi SHILLING; pnoaall weekdays Jroto 6 &.fni W9 p.ih., aifd SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till.W *.m< TB6 Wth-toonia Artf ill private, and supplied with, every convenience, Turkish Tow#la, flesh and hair brushes, combs, XflSpirators. •ibtt^*, etc. Selddt Bath-rooms ' (pri vate)'for ladiea every flay, at all hpurs, with female atleHflftno^, One SbiHing and Sixtteii«Se. Please note the address—yictorift-Ptreet:Eaßr> above th\s Greyfcdurid Hotel, and next the Cheap Beadjnpr and Furniture Mart, Auckland. N. 8.: Barb^ita-AfcWniafliide. WOIiPiJ'SSGHNAPPS afld water hidke thb bbat *nd ttidtt ft'greeabie ddnli in hot yiWW, - - , ■■}■• --1



Public Notices ;; . I ' . i ' ..'.'■' ■' ■ ■■•■■■■" ..^ ,■ ; ■~-.,,■■ . ..'.; ■•.) ■ LAME? AND GENTLEMEN, !',', ' . ■ • ' X Avishi respectfully to call your attention to a matter of very grave Importance, and at the same timo ask your assistance in, at least, countenancing a matter that ought to bclooked into by EVERY PURCHASER OF CLOTHING» viz.* Are you Supporters of New Zealand Qldthing Factories, ■ ■,:•■ ■ i/. •■;.*.'•! OR, Are you Supporters of Australian Clothing Factories ? MY ANtVfiR ISi It MAKERS Nof *O .J / .f.... . > :.-■■-.•■ Si ■ \mA ll #1 I J THE CHEAP CASH,DRAPER, AS in the lust two stocks which 1 purchased for about TEN SHILLINGS IN THE POUND, tho fixtures are full of both, consequently I am ttotv* offering the following lines at about HALF PRICE. CO MEN'S KATAPOI AND GJ3ELONG "LION BRAND" TWEED SUITS, sold ulsewhou) 656 ; reduced to 38s 9d 45 MEN'S KAIAPOI AND OEELONQ "LION BRAND" SUITS, sold etotrhoto 52s (id; reduced to ata 6d 35 MEN'S OEELONO "LION BRAND" TROUSERS AND VESTS, sold elsewhere 20a Od ; reduced to 17s 9d 55 MEN'S OEELONft "LION BRAND" TROUSERS AND VESTS, Bold eleewherd :«.•* (ii(; reduced to 10s 9d 50 MEN'S GEELOND "LION BRAND" TROUSERS, sold eiscwhfcrt 17» 6d; reduced to Its 9d 100 PAIRS MEN'S "LION BRAND" MOLE TROUSERS} reduced to 4s fid and 6s lid Tho above Goods are sold elsewhere for nearly double ray quotations, but as I atn nob a supporter of Australian manufactures when wo can produco A BETTER ARTICLE FOR LESS MONEY in N«w Zenlahd, I am prepared, And in tlio position to sell, the above linos at the prices already quoted, simply becauso I purchased thonifar Ms 9d IN THE PpUNb,' . -,;,»/"" ! ;';!;, 'til : ■ 'X-m 'ii BY ORDER OF .■■..-.■; ,■',,;;', '.. !.,: V,^ '.. t ''....„[»,,, THE OHEAP OASH DRAPER, opposm: bahk; of new Zealand, ; ;^\ QUEM'STREETy- '■/.,: ; • ftiti/li km ,ct! B 1 And at J, QILMOUR'S OLD PREMISES, Karangahape R6atl, opposite Bank i...-....; .. ■ of New Zealand. houaUaoii ?!L''i>™ ,i<obni ''}■■..■': c■> -' ■■'' : ■'■'■ ••':'s. •"' ' ''' "' :i-\ ,i\fi>;j ,i)<'iMi-uKv>h <yrAU\oi ' byi&irj '' <! -i ■ i ;■. :. "/.■> r .;, 'I if:l :i. ;■•'■. ,i 1;. ■','<'. •■■' Vft'Aft N.B.—.Tnreferenco'tomyHALF PRIGE SALEi 6t J, $t,sb Stock fe phased for, I.ls 9d in the £» I bftVo, the ploasut-o of thanking my Customers and tht publiq in general ; for the ready rtjaponso I hrtVe receireU Ab tttmi h&Ms, ft!? #itneMett fey.^he hundreds that crowd daily t»my stores^ ana hqrewith tender njy sincere thanks tb all thai patronisedmy, , . •, ,' Half Price Sale, Frottiisln^ to glvd th'6ni O^^ffi^^^'l^^^SsU/r'.ljdtvUeri 'this and' GhflfltHiaa^B : ! ... ' ■■' ' %ZZ\ '■■. the Shop Wilt b|> ;;;{;; \''^r";)'' '■.> H. ""/'"TS CLOSED (WT if RIDAY, tfll! l6tH BEcitlife TO , ' ' • , RE-MARK AND REDUCE THE SURPLUS. So that the remaining Stock may be cleared out at ohee. By Qvder ' ' ';,■, -i; ■ ■• : ■ . i ■■■'-''■ •• |..-n;'!'i.O . '«'•■■-■■■* -1-J>-'-- - Bt*jl ,!: .:-.•'- O:ii XI: '.'.:,•;/ ■■ , , >,:.] ~;■■:;.. .-.'A rij'i . : ,;o:, -ui, .' ( mj!'> iiilflilUi-S ■JO(lf':t■■■>'«.'>l 110 '.'.ffl MEW^O3Sr :'§ qGWN * STREET, QPPOeiT^ BANS OF SfjbW «*EAtAKO, ' '!' ,'''' '" ' '•! / , iu'iTii'



—~ j 7" ' ..'".."i.. . .... ,i. "^^ BUMM.ETJ?, / 3:.8e7»8&. ■■ ■ ■■> '■ *"■.•■'■ J'•:' ■' • .'." , '.; , ■';',',' .'l< ■■' '.-, ~■■! ■'•;,•!;....; .'.''■. ■ri'j'.-fi'n: Would.invko'tho attention qf,tbej;.pU^ r t^;j§eif o'P^jß^fV^'fSt" the present season y ox i.-8i "■'Rv&pOm-/' '«Tainui/' etc.y including .a splendid. ; , assortment of GfAfcjijjfe . 'tlic neweeb shades. Yosemite, Bengal and Egyptian Stripes in Lawns and' ■ ' ;.}..- other light Fabrics, specially selected for this climate. -" iji,.:.^.:iv.-» French and English Millinery in Exquisite Models A>j-cjil; diversity of Styles in Sumnier Visited, Dolhians, t)ii*fe rfeldafe, efce. .Special Line of Gloves'in Taffeta', "Kiel; arid astpniiphingly;,"/;., ';; low prices. Sioiicy's anil J3rcttlo'H Hosiery in gilk,.Lisle, v X; otton and.'^/ftgh,-; ;/oi ■move, in Ulabk aiid Colbih*.''" ri '''J 1 "' ,'■,;..,K Parasols and Sunshades in the Newest Designs^ A LOT OF GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN FANCY GOODS. tOT fLA;NTS,;- ' 1 ETC., FOR THti CHRISTMAS q^ADIS;; . : , " .;..;■; .. '~;.". .■ . .-.' ■.'"...•>.■. " ''' " . ~._,.. tt f':"' l[[':' These'Gl6dda being all Imported ,I)iycctj.will be, found,.-marked.at prices ;^hat ,t: are wortliy of public attention. :'.; • ;;!'.■ .■• uorta-MiKx Wilson, Williams^ aid\McCbEagh, NEW XEALA'ND..H,O;Ii.9^ ;;/. -uA •ZuWAf-v.v riiJT ISO &182,/.QUEEN STREET ! ~, ■:.;;■■:,. >■ •' r.! 'i, ;.,'-■,: ■'';,!.! I. , lu'n '"' ".■""■..," j ~.,,,...., .f... ~,;•;.-, .\,\ t ,, t



! I^UT ■""■""- , ';«,■■ ■■■■ :'■ '."•'; •' '*- "'•'■'' '■■''■'■ ' i MoLEOP; B^OTHBJ'Rf 1;, ,;■ Wliolcsajo and Kettiil Manufacturers qf Wicker i ":-Furniture; PtirambumtoW, and evdi-y ,', "; ;i ■ deacriytaon'of BasMtWairei I '' ! THE* AUCKLAND BAS&fiT FACTOR^ ALBERT JBtfß&fiT (kiettf Y:#tib. A.) r FAliVa FISEWQIIKSr \Tjpi nil} H■■ ■■« ».■■■'*.,' '' ■' ' * •<■•••■ ---i >GHRISTMA^VE &; ' • i •'•Pyi<4ti3bhnfst ttf't^c-'f'^b^W^'wiil/gi^e;,;'"", magnif i c K;ii¥ 3:'UT;s'J>X.A V'^' on aboro dat^.'1* Piill i>irtteulte j&drtiy;! ■■, P^ ILLINGWORTHi Maiaffet. ■'- Iron C^fßv*D V^erandas ', (AN ST PATTERN) ~ ■ I SHORTEST NOTIck- rij!!;j;I;>:cEt 3" mn iaomaisenQ o^goA ®utert>ai to ftaYf jdUPQRTEK OF ALL EEQUl^lf S^ ■' 3RoWN ;^;; pAVY'^^^^,"-¥^|ilfcSi. { 1 M'fcoWosated.Gatyanlsed. Tanks, assorted v '■ STO übtdMai'Ovtitfsf,'fellßizotf, . ";Ji+' '-'.„' EO.OeD Ffeet Ltefi'Edge Riflfee G&i>,; fell * 50,000 J"oetX>.'Q;. SpDuting*all Sizea-'./jiui e»4 3* 50,000 !Feet Downpipcss, all sijtegjo ,-j> j^i-iti >cu -50,009 FeetGalvaniaSa Water Rpes.all.aize? i... ■f?.c-.pdrtabttfOTOfi« r 'Fatn«Cft-FiW»Be4l 'Jl -'*t""'o W Jam, Fruit, Honey, and Putter Tips on 1 i .the latest AmCflfeaiti ( WMeißle, fa r :-i i H-daainUtWiSiiSiiJei'&g^eetiteiit !''rtJ/-!-J ---i ;-:Et&;;;iT :< ;,j;«a«OEt<il !"> a. A*arfled JTffiee lEii^t Erizefc ifeir. Mt)dTß lide& a« Auckland Agricultural Show, .ivvi'iTjj:'?. Latest and ■ best; select ion of \ Gas , GlotiC3 ill " .'" ' rAUCkIUia. . ..: .1...,.,... rt - rof ;.' Ai fi(fr 'MoCApL !i:id kVdWeet fpt pttSW, lie'iaflsia positioti't© Supplly tie trad* at the lowest rstQM9«rAtis9jM3oes»'ii-:.</ r:.v,;fi«qiß id " Libcfal-. discounts •■ to the ; faade. ; Copßtrj orders ptmctutilly'dtteMM'tO, _ '^- ','■.■': f r ,." o ' f ".v.., Mannfacturing Plumber, and TmpsSHtetl 6f M" Trafle Keq«lfeitßß,.iWß)lesle7>Bt' BttiJt'W^o^itiS New Library), audhßrQjß^ ia»d>: Davy, streets, '■'■ .i^r^ma--iii-r-W^^f^.'.) liiuimlaiii ,ta< / ■ '>fJ.i uistfj j,\if /> ijK; i::if> IwOiior; •liitii kOtOUTH STREET. ' , ~ i IRONMON(ftSR-. ''•'•'■ ' <r-; >-1" , ?Pbnj«fiUy Rood and Pomp'^Ulor Tdrrfce,^; i ■' ■ "Itferit for iMPldfefl^ Fire OJflce.-. • „' .. Adterttslmetit Agfeflt- for' Attettti'tfD-EttfcJMijrif j ibhiafl faint : u tiSTAFlilvui ;■!.'..; r ■-.:> Ciii atitH Fost-offlco Savings Bank, Money Order Offioey Telojjrapk Station, Telephone Bureau. —: .. .i. iijiU ~■>.•■ }•■)' / fHm&tF> V' jTfHATI^ I;. : fVSJSMtfX £J 6*s6'j v:--.;',.^ly^Ag6nte()".' -■> bw*»iotti'*» ~ WILL REOBrV^ORDSRS'FOH'ABqtV-B3. v' Supplies in any quantity frbmi Stair a or-Worki ■ i l. AIftJCREwS OtahuAu t , TNy^TiO^'- -ftnd 'jjißA'iEi'r. MARKS JL Vegistef 62 in all parts. AU, drawingsi eta* 1 accurately prepared at thelnternaWonalA|j6Soy. Offices; Hill's Chambers, Queen-streot,



Business Notices. INFORMATION ON CEMENT FREE. 2 S IjO, v^ &\ £ * Also, ow Sale— FftfcSH AND BKACK SAND, Etc, ,in; quantities to suit buyers. All Hydraulic Limes and Local Cenients are not alike. Quality is tho. only ' ;' ---guide tq value. ' •. ' Mr W. Bkfa-. GovwruTnent Analyst, reports r "■WILSON'S CEMENT ifleifl rapidly in water,; aud compares favourably with Portland, and is art cjccelliaiitarticle." ' ' \ , ~ ; _.;_., TjiNOOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY., te^ CHARLES.SMITH,.; *^ MA^UFACTU3RgR; 0? \^^O^m PEUAMB ULA'JOiIS. t^^^^^^i AUCKLA'tin PKBAMBU*'. t^^4g«i liATOII PAQ'llOßy«i \/7 T)?^ Kj^ Victorfa-stroet West (nijfflJ j ckcaeles sjir^H, '~".',.,;;,;; The LargeatMakerln Auckland. Mr prices are as low as uossiblo consistently with quality, and ■workmanship. Tho fact that I Ruaranteo,and keep in rcpnfr for one ?erir is a sufficient proof of UiclreAollence. P«rambulat6rß of nn-y-irf*ko | ropuircd<Jr takonin oxcliango; Couhtty orders receive my special attention. Price-lisuv ppst , frfte. Buy direct from tho Fafctory, and pi-evtint *j "t ;■":• ~wt r nil ti'.ii "•''''<'' ' ~'.'*ftOteS9U 8 lilOQ RBCOM'M£NDEJQ by •'ehb 'MSDICAIi! ' ■ ~ij r ■■■:.'::.,'.L offj T9bn» s»'H (Si4o.9dy; ' -~.:■■.;,■,•' -.L/i "33JBTH. ,■> iM ': tho Patentcfc. JEtALVH ftOMNSpSf:. CMmISL I HdßscSn'-fetrWt, and by; Ch«misl»i: G*deißtS, Sm-' 'StopeKccperßi.-.'l '■'::.■-'.: --.n bn3 h-yrtUai '■, \Vholesalp brMes?r3 L. I>,^Nathan apd Co.j, Otteihftthdfne. Pios^cr, and Co.; Sharland.aha, GO. ;T. and'y. Ti Renshffw, ett>. - M -^ ,';V^ \J B, .'Tri'y.rTiT.,,,) /7N UdMUME^Bi And Importer or every description;of EirearmfL; r I AfnmtltiftWn, and Shobting Aptliaiifces by ,;,' tjwHi .• ' the bteftt nialtefs. -'• Xv s«w»« r1 A PTT^TT^f^Fft _L_AlL Cartridgesfot are caretulty loaded oh 'tl^e preniise3,,.,ahd' KUfcVantetjrt beSt matei'ial. '.! , ' "-■' ... " ' f ••TACiKI^B:^ w«») J? X^J^yy.yJ^-ps^tf-^^great yariety of. Flreworka, imported by tho ad,vert:iser direct;; ttdm J: Pain; tfio celebrated Pyroteohn atr.'; JKJCiirillXVp.—- Barreil>; ißrot^n^di and feVsry-.Dttiep kin4>ot..y^pftir. dpn^itp^Fivejirma., Guaranteed, equal to tli(3 hiai Bhg/ish wort jMcfcfc toa6onaßtoi BreWtiltnaders atid Muzifle lo^Qtoa bheiteiboftja. • ; I[:i «■•»'« . Kf;;' rii- ;i: Qan!«ak6t»'tttid. Irapotter. :254>' Qvteen^fci'«»ato Au6Marid<oHt)osite theiMftt'ketHbuse).''; ' .:. ■: ■' ..vjlEauibliahefd." 1'859.f ''if) ...•(• -;:!:■! >i 1 ~ Pxiofjlistsfreooqapplica^pn. ti _~( < vi;i HOME JEWEL WASHING MACHINE IT "WASHES , EVERYT^Ntl 1 j!fro]fft i likOE 11 TO -A: CdAiBSAiOK; CLEANS TROUSERS without wetting..A! flneor Or •khocking ofl a Imtton. ~"--, j... " ■ It does away with wecreet, pains intho arras, back, and breast, and doesabis day's washing ■ltt two hours..;', ;\ [\J ;\ 11 \ / /' |f< '{ / :. I JSK , -,-j^ I ->^SJgj':lßßHil ■^ 3!S' '"" • ■'. ' .:.-;:■ '-~if jf, --M;- Le'yY^ »ali3*oi4« SOJiB AG^NT," i&IiBBRT' io"ftMt«' ',-■ "'tviti <i vi ,'-■;■>■ •; -'M l^; ■-' -ni'; ;■■■'■•»(•i-i-^'a..a ---t^ISSOLVED - -BONE' 0 »^ i.J' Freezing Co, ¥ £8, of al) merchants.



toMokiapep twiSSjSJSf W»t<jßgjft. TJJIES wiiW usTnglV ONC1{ *fffiS*Rßn i4onvfncmg the Women oTNoV Seffl^O FuRNSS ai. SOAR ttmefwokwH» ..''.GONVIWCJE IO:U';' • WHOLESALE AG^NTJ ■ -\iWb7?. CUSTOMS- S.TBBBX..JA6" ; '\!'.,i Ili-a. ■.' t-nii.-llUi. '.V.-):if,. II i- '"'"■f^fltliiiiiMlitliXlii'i fJBI ' 'P Tj A C 0 <J E, ; , JUakeßj ,T, /^iMj'ing : V •.. :;-i>:^lw^ys,in.St(Kdf:^f ;iJK ,j,^[ w j • I '.aceamtciltguarantce/J v --.^^m^ri.,,-,' Tbflodolit«% Miriiga Cotop^Bf^M^iejiSjiv Drti'fnifgoLefe&,:Pr"gfudtT6t;isfi%s^:" IJT^ Drawing Instruments, Scales, Pi»aHjppJHP>ii|i' P irowi trrs, Tliennometera, I>ydronieters.' ' .. fflmric ISullf. Batteries, an i > ittliies Magi: Lanterns and Slides,, JSautl Mafeaia«» ■„ j, Sti oscopes and Slides, (Jraphosc •■.•n Slessti. Ghi%««Ba Tubing, Koliaiisnotißra i . r3(f6flWP';T4?4acOpi3 f .-|^QMtpt|)bi(A|«* ( '«|i' : O'felfe^USf ih'KfU [;:>Y BKIpiiS;MH:.-Jto?.2Si; Sottlei-s' Aneroid Barometers, su'ong : suiftgooa*,., "Settlers' Microscopes, magniJ^Tti^Pso'|iSi!lc'1 Afed, SteaiA and Electro HptoCjWJpltiKfflSfif,, " -;SteUmersV J /'* > j i .'i'vaAV- ,iOiami,m guP ka^iKiftK JI -.^ndL)-;;3J< : oOi<v?.'.oO baa lfartrfsHt^sK' ') i (Late of G«*iMid-ftj^*«tt'eefca) F o&^ni u-/ow mmais^am-A id^QlvhciW'^ i; i9pp°^ ##?# »■ ' i >•;■ ■.. -n whioiho #m ■ : V , , ' ' ' ■ AfrdftteS Whicfiyill-IfemVertin ; -. doodd'jßdld:on- eommissjon..if<^oif*ri}tk.&ub'' ':y ! ■ ....,- l-It A■' ■ "■•"" '"' ."' ■ i ,A LEXAJSJ^llpl^ll^ i | (Cornet^QtJ3»#» :Stl:ftat)' ■ &tat*ai given. JL £818* all merchants*