Auckland Racing Club's Summer Meeting.

Serious Accident In tho steeplechase

The Summer Meeting of the Auckland ltacing Club was brought to a most success ful termination yesterday. During the time the Steeplechaee was inn the attendance was very large; in fact, there wgre nSt a few who were of tho opinion that Iftl toejnd SUvio's rider thinking it g». ««te IZ " w" BTAA fXt dS stonewall entering the top ol.thrttra.ght, both Cressy and the nurse aqpiuß down very badly Immediately at the concluswn of the evenlthogtewards-hadLaingupbeforethem to consider his conduct, and they agreed to ffao hinl £10, and that ho bo disqualified at thtileasure of the Club. Taking Lung's OBfiductlfcinto coneideration, there waafa ceneral opinion that the ete«jftrds took a ver# lenient view o£ tho caso. Appended ia the conclueiotf'of our-«porjf of jhe racing :— u AUCKLAND STKBPLKCHASB HANDICAP oiSOObovb., addudWa Sweepstakes o£ lOaovs. each, second horsa ta receive 53sovb. and third horse 258ori)f from the stakes. About three miles and ahalf. 'Mr J. Uennard's br g Falcon, by Day Dawo/aged, lOst 51b, including 51b ovor weight (J. Hae) •■• i .*m ,»• l Mr J. Kean's br g Tiger, "'agM, JlOat 71b (Mahon) If -; 2 Mr J. B. VVilliameon'BchgGuyllawkes, - agad, list 71b (T. Lyford) 3 Mr F. B. Gentry's b g Jim, aged, list

(owner) ■•■ ••• ° Mr W. K. Carter's br m Coral, syrs., 9at 101b (Frowin) 0 Captain Walmaloy/a br m Fair Lillian syrs., 9=t 71b (Edgocombe) ... .« 0 Mr J. J. Fitzgerald's b g Omata, 4yra. 9st 71b (J. Laing) 0 Mr J. Kean'a oh g Silvio, Syre., 9st 71b (Creasy) ° Betting: 2 to 1 against Guy Fawkea, 4 to 1 Falcon, 5 to 1 Silvio, 7 to 1 Jim, and 10 to 1 tho others. *. .f When the flag went down Silvio was the first to move, followed by Coral and Guy Fawkes. Silvio immediately made the pace a docker, and by tho time the post and ruil fence at tho top of the hill wa* reached, he was fully fifteen lengths in front, followed by Fair Lillian and liger. Here Jim and Coral baulked. Aa they croßsed|the stone wall, Silvio was still tearing away in command ot affairs, followed by Falcon, Fair Lillian, and Guy Fawkes. The sod wall and water jump were crossed in much the same order, with the exception that Omata had run into third place. As they ran up the, back Silvio had still a long lead, Omata being at thiß time second, Tiger third, Falcon fourth, and Guy Fawkes fifth. At the poat and rails, Silvio jumped a bit slovenly" but Cresay &Ul/ h T^e him. Omata hero baulked, and his place n?aoe Guy Fawkos th.rd, and Tiger fourth. Cfvioagaibegan tO«»V field as they raced up tho back, while Falcon Bhowed signs of dißtroM, and Tiger ran up fntoMuoaa place. Taking thepoatandrail, Omata who had stuck up_ hero OU tho lirct round, at this juncture jaued in, and after evidently interfering with Tiger raced Silvio down the hill. At tho stone wall entering tho straight, Silvio struck heavily and camo down, sevoiuly throwing h" rUor Cressy. This put altogether a different complexion on tho isauo of the race, and Kao immediately cooing his chance, roused falcon up, und having nothing near, oxecpting umatu, who had only onco goiio round the course, ran homo an fesy winner by ton lengths, Tiner being second and Guy Fawkes a poor third. Timo, Sunn. 47»t0. loto'Uator dividend (£2 tickets), 18 S3. On bilvio being brought back to tho paddock, it wan eceu that hie stifle was badly cut, while an examination of tho jockey Crossy showed that ho had Eustaiued cuncuseion of the brain.

SKhUNG BTAKE3 ot lCO^ora., added to a Swecnatakos of 3aoif». each. t'Of two ytar-Jldß and upwards. Two year-olds to carry gtt; threc-yeai-olde, ttat ISibi four leof-olde, lOat IUIB ; llvo. ais. and nged, lOat 131b. WirmLr to ue sjiil by auotion i:;)inuli nl-.ly alter tho raco lor 3(W3OVa. One mile. Mr D. Twobill's br g Green Mount, by Anteros— Lady Mary, 3jr?, Oat olt> (Kiiidj .... ••■ ••• l Mr J. li. Williamson's br g Blarney, DR-od, Tat 71b (Stratford) ~ U. and K. Duder's eh h Lionel, 4jra, 7dt 101b (Hodaon) " Aiso started:—Rewi (VVattie), Cannoa (Brimmor), Autolope (Durston), The Cat (Woods), I'ipi (Coehrano),Oki;to (Williams), Sir Bedivoro (Carey), Mica Alice (Peanoo); nnd Reckless (Thornton). In this event tiiJ majority of tho weights as given in the race-book wcrs incorrect. Immediately the flag was lowered piarney jumped away in front, followed by G.reea Mount. At tho cutting and round the top stretch. Blarney still led, closely pressed_ by Green ilouat, but entering tlie straight tho laslnamed wrested tho premier position, and succeeded \a beating iSlurney by a couple of lengths Time, Imin 45soc. Totalisator dividend, £5 9s. Tho v.jncer was bought in by bU owner for liS.

SYLVIA PARK .STAKES. 18S6 87-A Sweep- Bttifecs of lOaova each, with 200BOV8 added by the New Zealand Stud end Pedlßrej Stock Company for the produce oJ their sires for the Beason ISS3. Tlio eecond horso to roosive SOsovs and tho third horeo lOtovs from tho stakes, Kar two-year-olds. Colts, Sst 101b; flliica and gelajngo, Bs{ 71b. Six

furloDKS. Mr J. Chaafe ns b c Niagara, by Anteros

—Frailty, Bat 101b (Kean) 1 .Mr G. Wright na- br f Lady Florin, by filusket-Florin, Sst 7lb (T. Taylor)... 2 Mr J. Chaafe nab f Bangls.by Musket- Locket, Sat 71b (Byers) 3 These were the only starters. Lady Florin had the best of tho start, and she led Nia gara for over a farlong, when the colt got on torms, and drawing away from this point he never left tha iseue in doubt, winning easily by a couplo of lengths. Bangle got away badly, and finished an in different third. Timo, Imin, ISscc. Totalisator dividond, £1 7s.

VICTORIA HANDICAP fit lpjlioy, wltjl ii ■ , nwoopstakocE-iora, to! go to epocad horoa-. lor tlirooyoar olds and upv/ardg. One

Mr J. Munn's b m Waitiri, by Muakot

— Uiiu, 4yrs, o=t (Brown) 1 Mr W. Robertson's br m Mitrailleuse, (jyrs, Oat -lib (T. Taylor) '2 liv J. Chaafo ns blk h Turquoise, Sat

'•' 6lb, aged (Byers). ... , ... ... 3 Ateo started : Cinderella, Sat 51b (Hickton)', piOE^.gij; (perrift), Catesby,7*t (Cochranej, Tamdra, 6=t 101b (IC&tterriß)/ Howitzer, pst Kilb (Mollroy),' Lioness Cst 71b (Wood); and Rowi, 6at 7lb (O'Meara). Waitiri was a warm favourite. MJf.rail- Joueo was the quickest to get awaj'j followed by Wajtiri and Catesby. At Uib cutting, Mitrailleuse and Wtutirj singled themeelves out fiom the rest of the field, and the pair ruced almost on terms till entering tho turu for home. Hero it was seun that Mitrailleuse was done with, anil Waitiri was landed past the post an oni-y winnor by a clear length, Time, Imin, 42;'tsooe. Totalisutor dividend, £1 11*.

The Carrington Stakes (Sydney), run yesterday, was won by T. Coffey's Kitawa, a son of Manuka, Keith being second, and Tom Brown th'i.cl. The winner started a 10 to 1 chance.

Cambridge Domain Board.

(BY TliLKOßAplf,—O%.\ COKnEarONDEN'i' )

Pambkpjjk, tlu? day. Tffß (>ni)uai meeting of the Cambridge Domain Board was hpld ypßterday jjftof noon. Mr T. Wells was re-elected Ohair. man. lie delegation of control of Domain lands in tho borough to tho Borough Councjl, it was resolved to reply to the Un4er-Secretary cf Cpown Lands that if the Government guarantee tl)e pounoil to take over the ■ bank overdraft end other liabilities, tho Board members ore willing to resign and facilitate tho transfer of authority. At the same timo, a strong feeling of indignation was expressed at the manner In which the Borough Coun cil treated the Domain Board in the matter. : ■ ■ • !

Indigestion.—Tho main oaußß ot nervous nges ip indigestion, and that i 9 ofluacd by we ik- | p'ess 6P ttiu ptqana.cn. Ho cne oau have sound : pepves aud good Health "without usini; Amcttcin Company's Wop Bittera fo itreisg£h'en ? t'uo eio'nauh, purify tho blood, "and keep tho liver and kidneys active, to carry offall the polsonouj and waste mutter of the ay atom. See.

EXCURSION TO KAWHIA.

The Key to the King Country.

The Northern Steamship Company's Gair looh, with the excursionists who have been spending throe days in the King Country, returned to Onehunga this morning, arriving about 5.30. The-Ga"irloch left the Manukau Harbour about eight o'clock on Friday evening last, and with a smooth sea and clear skies had a speedy and prosperous voyage to her destination. Three stoppages were made en route-the first off Manukau Heads, to pick up a lady passenger ; the next offGannet Island, to allow, the tourists to indulge in a few hours deep-sea tinning ; and tho third juat outside Kawhia Heads? where another brief season was spent in luring the finny tribo from their native element. Tho excursionists, who"numbered over 40, wore first struck byttas large, safe, and beautiful harbour, next by the ext»n-« sive tract of sandhills on the north side of tho Heads ; and laßt of all by the wide extent of agricultural and pastoral lsndi*whieh was eeon to lie behind the primitive settlement which occupies tho eifeof the future citjTof Kawhia. The first two ijjjya aftor arrival wore spent in visiting the marfy scones of bouuty and objects of interest which are to be found in t#e neighbourhood, boatioj* parties being formed, and overland trips on foot and horseback un dertaker., while • those inclined for quieter pursuits bathed along tlyr boacb, played lawn tennis onSfcha well-appointed court near the redoubt, had'a'gameirt chess in the commodious reading-room, or amused themselves with ball and cue^i the billiard-room in the centre of the&oWSuhip. From what has been said it "will*be Been that Kawhia has made a fair etarif in acquiring tho luxuries ofc, civilised life, and when it ie added that amidst this the Maoris are found living in primitive simplicits.and froodom fromjficioua taint, it will be un derstood how interesting Kawhia proved to the unwonted crowd of pleasure seekers who through the enterprise of the Northern Stoamship Co. were landed at thia eecluded spot to spend their how Year holidays. Leaving for a future occasion a description of the eoenery, etc., some account should now be given of*tho sports and re.gatta which took place yesterday. The settlers--or more properly speaking traders-of Kawhia, with a public spirit which might put larger communities to shame, had subscribed a number of prizes, which were added to by handsome dona tions from Messrs W. McArthur an, U and Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., Am*, land. The township yesterday P£«s« an animated aspect, being orcJ. oe with hundreds ot^EftS and a the various events :— Hop Step, akd Leai\—Tawe, 1 ; Wakfl,

' IOOYos. Kace.— Muru, 1 ; Taupiri, 2. "Tabakihana" (trial of strength by pulling at a stick hold by the contestants while in a sitting posture).—To NgunßU. 250 YDS. Kace.—Hira, 1 ; Muru, 2. Boys' Kace (150yde). — Raukiaa, 1 ; Hatana, 2. Girls' Kace (150 yds) —Kitu, 1 ; Mirika, 2. ■ Wrestling —Wetere, 1 ; Mooroa, '.'.. Women's RACE.-Kawhi, 1 ; Peihana, 2. TUG of War (Maori v. Pakeha).-The superior Anglo-Saxon won nfter a severe struggle, curing which the spectators mani fested groat oxcitement. GItEASX Boost (special prizo of 10a siipn by Me IS. Hurrow).—Moke. Canoe Hurdle Race. — Three cenoes entered for tho prize, which iva&wcm after anjamusing contest by thecanoelmlEcauvered by Uira and iloeroo. This is a moat unique sport. * Boys' Canoe Race.—Paraiweta. Men's Canoe Eace.—To Mata. Whaleboat Rack.—Won by the boat Kawhai, Laws Casqe Kace.—Ngana. At the conclusion of tho regatta, the settlors who had organised the enteifain morit to the visitors fat down to dinier in the cnbin of tho Gairloch, on the invitation of the Company. After glasses had beon charged with ft liquid supposed to be tapu at Kawhia, Mr Kfcrr, the Auck land agent of the Northern S.S. Company, proposed tho health of tho Bottlers of Kawhia. Ho said that the excursion bad, chiofly through' tho exertion? of their Kawhia friends, proved most enjoyabl*, and he desired on behalf of all tho visitors to express their warmest acknowledgments to their tiad entertainers. He specially men tioned Messrs Langley Brotlxtr? and-Mr Phillips, who had been most ittentive to the strangers. • ' . .' Mr Nathan epoko in a similar strain; and tho toast was honoured in an .enthusiastic manner. Mr A. E Langley replied fin behtlf of tho Kawhia settlers, remarking thai they ware amply repaid for their labours in bav iu[» tho monotony of their life broken, and a red-lotter day established in their calendar by tho v sit of Auckland touritts. If their viators ever thought; kindl> of Kawhio, ho hoped they would remember that it lay in tbeir power, to furr ther !ho interests of tho district through the medium of tho Government, the Chamber of Commerce, etc. They: had seen that Kawhia had not only an excellent hcrbour and pictureFquo scenery, but also abun dance of land of fair quality, only wanting capital tnd labour to makeit highly produc tive and of great vnlae to tho community at lurge. Kawhia wanted little or no help from the Government; ail that wae needed was to have the country opened, and private enterprise would accomplish the reat.

Mr Harrow proposed the health of Cap tain McArthur, whom he eulogised for his careful navigation and attention to the comfort of the passengers. The worthy Cap-am suitably replied.

The excursionists agwp went ashore to wifcnessa "haka" perfo mcd on the beach by the natives, and after mutual cheering; the Gairloch was-put on her course and soon loft the dim lights of Kawhia" far behind. The officers of the steamer, a3 well as the captain, deserva a word of praise for the excellent spirit they displayed throtgh out, and it should also be mentioned that Major Tuke and the contingent of the Armed Constabulary stationec] at Kawhia did all in thoit power to make the visit agreeat'lo to the excursionists, llhe weather throughout \yaa all that could be desired—ronclnring tas voyage and (stay alike agreoable, and tie unanimous feeling wap tjiat the tfip to Jawhia was certain to prove the mqst popipar of holiday eJMur eions.

THAMES NOTES.

(by telegraph—own correspondent),

- TitiMES, this day. Work has been Rnuned in nearly tho

whole of pho p}t««oJ

Cambria, —The hanging-wall reef jo (ihe western drive ot No^g ievol is being stripped preparatory to another breaking doivn. Good crashing dirt is coming to haml from the Q^ier workings on the same Jodo. During tijo ps»t inontli the various Thames up-country mines havo produced S,0(i0oz8 gold, f

Interest la Auckland Regatta.

Ooneidorablo interest is already being ovinced in the forthcoming Auckland Kc gatta. It ip probable that three crews vrill compote in the Champion' WhaUboat Race, and two in the junior event. Mtains Lectures. Professor Brown, of Auckland University, Is expected to visit hers in the course of a few days re tha course of leotufes to be given in connection vitb the School of Mine?. Marrliigo. Miss Elba Boßt, daughter of the Rev. E, }3oßt, incupbpnt u[ the VVeqloyan Ghurclij V^ft3 m'arrictfyQate-daVto'^r'TiionipMO. °* t'ho Sur'yoy Jsepail.incnt,' Keif on.' The ho«ly-\vcdd8dcouf!lo'i>ro hoy/en t'qute for Uclfori. •■■:•■'*■

You have no doubt hoard [writes tho Ediuburghi correspondent of a contem porary ) of tho deatbjn Canada, of Kennedy, thp Scottish vocalist, to well known and so appreciated >!}U over t))e English? Bpoaking portions of 'phe e^rth; '?h$ body was embalmpd andjbonvoycd. to Edinburgh, ffliora it was inter/od in the Grange ceme tery on tho 25th October Tho funeral pro cession oonsioted of 25' carriagcs'j and about 100 gentlemuh on ftqt; somo leading citiaena being among the jumbsr. \Fully 100 moro poopie asefcmbledjst tho grave, trhile-'the mrlecje was groat?d on tho way with: many tokens of rospecfc ' The . service was con ducted by the minister of Nicolsonstroafc Uuitsd Church, of which thb ficcoased fas at One t\rce prepentfir. It is Btated that his family Till now retire from public life f%

CABLE NEWS.

A French Minister in War Prospects.

Pah^. January 2.—The President of the I Courjcf of Ministers, replying to a deputa- :'a tion ofibrokers, stated that France wants 1 p6aco sand he believed in npholding the 1 samo, i>«t' the Government v»wed tha .1 •os-i'bfßty ofwar calmly. .•9 Present Gravy, receiving member of J the diplomatic body, yesterday expressed I himself conßdent of the maintenance- of « peace i> Europe. Bud* Pesth, Jan. I.—M. Tlbzb^ Prqai- A dent of the Hungarian Council Ministers, was, I to-day presented with a New Year address | b y a number of the Liberal deputies, -.■■ and replying, said the Auetro-Hungariaflr J Government wouldstrive forpeace provided I .the honour and interest of the Empire are j not menaced. ;. A

Small-pox in Australia.

Tho Board of Hoalth reports that of- fheMl Preu«»n'a passengers in. quarantine theiUf-J are forty pronounced cassa of smaj^- ,| pox* two being of a dangerous chara^Tl ter ale? thirty-eight auepoct^dtaßes. O^}, of tho«ng'neers o£ the Pteussen is missing,- a baliovitl to have eecaped_wj»gjir,the othjpr | vessel waß at Melbourne. * _.;\ .*.. # I MelßOurme, Monday.—Xb^.* smaU-poxj^ ca=oa I" quarantine are increasing. Alto-J3 eoHier, there are 19 ca^ea among thMteerage I lasseDgers. Other claewfare fr*_ Rigid | isolatioQ is being enforceS. . Much disquiet | haa been occasiorTed by, tHB dis- 1 aopearance of one of the engineers of the- j P% us3 en, who escaped jvheft the vegsel | reached Melbourne, and since haa not been | trace. ________— *

AUCKLAND RIFLE ASSOCIA- TION.

The following raatchoa were fired after we I went JO press yost*r<U y =_ . .^ J Pninnel Shepboid's prJzo. and 15 money prizes/^! CIBBS-fitind targets and regulations. Ranges: | 200J arils' stacdinfr; 300 yards, kneeling; J se von shots each range. * l Jta. 1 Leigh, Gordons, Colonel Shep- < Paotaln White, Gordons. £110s 40 Paitftin Lucas, T.R.K.. £1 ■ .. 10 Vol Handley. Victories. ISa S3 Spruean!; Buchanan, Gordons, 158 .. _ 38 ■ gorporal Partlow. •• A" Battery. 15a .. _ 33 • g er geant Littie. Hobsons, 10a 38 ->> Corporal Thomaß, TB.K., 103 38 I Captain Skinner, Viotorias. 10a 37 * Lieutenant Hay, Qordonß. 7a Gd .. ..37 Sergeant Henderßon, "A" Battery, 7a Bd .. 37 I Lieutenant Little, Hobaons, 53 86 I Sergeant Cox, Gordons, 6s 36 "■' Vol F. Bcale, "Q" Battery, 5a 38 " UoutU, Gentry, Preston, and .Hazard, each 36, i were counted oat. Consolation.—RaDgeß,'2OO and 300 yards ; five J e.biiU at eaoh range. Ftß 1 Sergeant James, O Battery,, stilt of clothea... 42 ( Sorgeant Hanltain, O Battery. £1 .. .. 39 -j Volnnteer Downie, T.K.R., 153 39 •' Onnner Woolley. A Battery, lSi .. .. 38 « Volunteer F. V. Kelly. College Rifles, 10s .. 37 ■% Volunteer Beale, O Battery, 103. 37 3 Volunteer Scbapp, Victorias. 10a .. .. 87 j Sergeant Mey, Hoteona, 103 37 .*■ Lieutenant Mowbray, College Rifles. 6s .. 38 f Corporal Inglis, T.R.R., 5s .. .. ..' 3Q j On Saturday firing for the Auckland I Volunteers') prize will take place, shooting | commencing at 1.30 sharp. It is eljpected ;■ thsre will be a large mußter of our citizen. J eo!dier° on that day to compete for this *| P^ 0" 1

Commit to Memory-.

The following beautiful lines were uritteo Snite recently by a young man, who never had 10 privilege of belonging to a Sunday-schooJi E never wore a blue ribbon, was never in Pariiß- , inent, never went to the Soudan and never dia an)-thing elso to merit either the approval pi condemnation of his fellows. Ho is still alive, and recovering rapidly from a severe attack ol influenza in which the disease originated. He, however, prefers to call it—

A SIMPLE CEEED. Speak no evil and cause no ache, Utter co jest that can pain awake, Guard your actions and bridle your tongue; Words arc adders when hearts are stung.

Help whenever, whoever yon can— ,-i Man for ever needs aid from man: ■ Let never a day die out in the wegt That you have not comforted some cad breao t. -M If this is our aim, it wero all in sooth That any soul needs to climb to Heaven: '.ql And why should we cumber the way of Truth | a With dreary dogmas, or rites priestrgiven J.«

If tills were our creed, it were creed enough To keep us thoughtful and make us brave. On this sad journey the path is rough That leads us steadily on to the graf c.

Put mark that between the cradle and grave &s ! Thvo'tlielong'yeara sport in trouble arid toil,. .: Th» re's help thatcan comfort and oftime's save. , While it conqaers vain. That's St Jacobs Oil.. !

On Monday evening a concert and- .^ Cniiaty Minstrel eotertninment took placft j| in the Public Hall at Waiuku, which waiti I crowdpd to pverflovyihgr, scofea' not fjndjp'g; 1 sitting room. Major Hatnlin took the cbai^j ; , | and his appearance was too signal for o . : ,:| round of applause. Tlje Major briefly'&| stated that the object of the entertainment i, was for the pur.pose nf assisting the Waiukij I or A Troop with funds to carry out theif s! j annual sports, which take place in March : next. He at once opened the concert by ; , I calling upon Miss Eveline Hamlin for j a pianoforte solo, " Fradiavolo," an^ songs, duets, &c., were afterwards eiven ■ by Mr and Mrs A. M, BarribaUj' J Miss Baynes, Currie and Hamlin, Mr Green> j head and Mr Corke. The " Waiuku Black 9 Hussars " took the second part of the pro<: j gramme—Mr J. Spargo acting as interlock | tor. Corner men: Mr Peed, '• Bones j" My ~-] Gieonhead, "Tambo;" Mr McNamara,, ;:« violinist; Mr Boswiek, cornet ; Mr Barri. ; • ball, banjo. A number of Christy Minstrel j songs and choruses were well rendered, and- j met hearty approval from the audience., y The entertainment concluded, with tha farce "Echo," whioh caused considerable !?■ fun to the youngsters, At the conclusion of the performance a hearty vote of thanks was accorded to the troupe and their assistants. " God Have tlie Queen" having been sung, the majority left for their homes, whilst a great number remained behind and enjoyed themselves with dancing, whioh < was kept up till an early hour.

Printed and Published, by. tha Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Sj-monds-streol-. at nil •fcisasi'al Printing Off Sco," bhsniancr e?ji Fort January i. 1887.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1887



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Card Tables, OcoaSKnal 1 Tables Centre Tables, Sutherland Tables, Music Stcjls, Jtash Cdtaer Chairs,. 3 I Quatep Ormnl-ifcabin-ets, yeW handsJßie, Bl_cT ond Bold "Walnut and Gilt Mirrors, Giroffdoles, eU In latest designs; Ornaments, lUKS, Antimacassars, and Laco Curtains, etc., etc., all snitcd for Drawing-rooms. , 'PININGROO^ FURNITURE. ilassi-sifearved Suit«sj(|B Walnut" MahiftatTy and Oal?q_liolstered^ln leather. Tapestry, Haircloth, H^h,JfcFDinmg-Bopm Tables en Suite, 8, 10, _nd"_Pieet long tapestry Fold ing Chairs, Cane Folders, xCaUoretto Side-< boards in Oak, Walnut, *ancP Hahogany; * Side Tables, Dinner Waaaons, Boflt Cases, " W4ting Tables, SeoreTßres and £haira to match, Salvarluma, Rutland Chairs, Mirrors in all styles, Carpets, Hearth_Rugs, Fenders and Irons, Cnrtains, Mata, Electro Plate, and General Dining Room Requisites. BEDROOM FURNITURE. m Handsome Beaconsfleld Bedroom^Snlte in solid walitut, a great novelty, /'^^fdeatfl ToUet Table, Marble Top Woshstand. Slip Box and Wardrobe, with bevelled plate-glajto baolte , Chairs, and Tofel Rail, Burr X)uchea» Suites i~ latest designs American * ComblflHtlon Suites in Oak and JWalnut, Ward fr Italls. Tables Bamom Chairs, dbWn Poles, Marble Top W'ashstands Fenders and Irona, Toilet Sets, Chest of JDVaweTs? Toilet Gln*eß|iLav O tory Glasses, ||pton_e Chairs, Carpets/HUBB, j g&, etc. „ ___*» * HALL FURNITURE. Hall Stands In Mahogany and Oak, Hall * Chairs, Umbraia Stands, Hall Tables, Brackets, Pictures, Mats. 1 • *».*■ : ' ■ OFFICEfcFURNITURE. _t Cylinder OfHef Tables, Rovolvins' Office ♦ Chairs,* Pigeon Holes Corner Cupboards, * Folder Chairs, Omce Chairs in leather, etc., •t0- ' * #■ . »■ 0 ♦•SUNDRIES. M. ' Oil Paintings. OleograpSl and ChromogiTipha* Card, Coffee. York, and other Tables, \V hatnols. m Nursery, Chaira, Roll Top Folder Chairs, * Carpet Chairs. Clothes Horses Campjjhau-a. Cof» Rookers, Quilta, Blinds, Fire Bras|p, Hot 4&.S attention tt this shipmentof furniture, as there are some of the very JateSPhoveltie3 Qver4|ptroducea to the public. m'# " ' * *N TO RESKRVE. ;|; Terms at Sale. ■0- ■ ■ * # w, a. oochrank] Ras. dacrk Ig THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, * At 11 o'clock. UNDfiR DISTRESS WARRANT, AMD BY ORDER OE^THEJHERIM!,.^.- PICTURES, GILT MOULIN ING 3, SHOW CASES, H.IN-'d. # ♦•, " AND OILS. (i |, '■-. ■< Cfciine PremUea^of Mr,l. A, T. Butler, "W Queen street. ■♦ .tfThe Subacriber* have receive?inßdilEUoja to Sell,'on the Premises ooouuMg. by Mr J. A. T. Butler, gjusen-fltreet. on TPhuraday next, January D. at h o'clock, « ri#alwHOLE OF THE STOCK, con - 1 gSIBK of about 330 Framed Plotnrea, Gilt _b_nd Plata Plotnre Frames, 12 Glass Shades and WemtoSa, Show Cases, Marble Cock, Palnta and ♦ OlhjßrUßhea, Glaziers' Tools, Carrlagn Lamps, Spirit Limpa; 1 ease Gilt Moniainga. Ron &p. -m—t*\<§jt: • SAMUEL COCHRAN% &. SON, * 9>m. a Auctioneera. _r •EHURSIU^ NEXT, JANUAKY 6th. * * -.■ .'.:•#■ " ... •,■•''■ * UK DER BILL OF SALE : COMPLETE a i QODA; pLANT. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON Will sell by auction, on the premises of O. Chambers, Mackelvie-Btreet, under bill of aale, /COMPLETE MINERAL WATER B-ACIOKY, Compria-W-Tyler'a Soda Water Machine (nearly»new). Horse. Cart, and Har ness, Casks, Boilers, Bottles. Household Fornf ture. Goodwill. Sea., &c. . A. MOBTON] IT. M. JACKSON THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1887, At 12 o'clock. . ** or sßs^^^r. AU 0F THE HOUSE AND SIX ALLOTMENTS, Corner of England an^Goorge-sf.,, * IMPROVED FARM OF 100 ACRES, * PUHETE, NGARUAWAHIA; 91 ACRES, WILLIAMSON* EStATE, 3 REMQERA. • Messrs MORTON 4 JACKSON # ff»vc^n» instructed to Sell, by PubUo Auotion, it thelt Mart. Vuloaa Lane, on Thariasy, | ' gj January IS. at noon, T OTS 39. 40, 4fl, 47, 48, and part of 38, Ij B_bdlvt«lon of Allotments 18 and others, section 8, saburba ot Auokland, havmg _» front isa otßUtan to Kneland street and lO?ft llin to George-street Ponsonby, together with the com portablefiroomed Housaerected thereon, newly Fehinnled,- intbarougblyKOoi repair. These AUoUncuU: are beautifully laid with Siawvilau and ornamental abrtiha, fruit treea, eto, onS Save a capital view-of the harbour and Norm ShOre- Also. All that Plooa or Parcel of LAND, flontalnlni? IM Acres, mow or less, and being AUotinenta Nos lafiand 129, Hirlah of Horotft. %Val*ato. This Farm la well known as portion of John*d F-rB. aad Is now In tbe oacuDation of Mr J. .K. Quasi. Thnela-reoomtortsbleiDwelllng-honte Bad ont-boMlßgs on the property; there Is also n E nnd Orchard uftretti lv.full baariuK, anil the •nurchaser will derive an Immediate Income irom ihe sate of froiu. Part ot tlie Farm lajttitt do-.vu in Crops. . _^--- '^ — M_at Maisn-laanf SlTSfin' Wllllamiion'd Ec- X-: tutu, Remuera. beingiiLot 52, eontalninK.il VKm 14 ■perchos, moro or less, tastafejlly . >?Md out with Norfolk Island Pines, Plnua T??alinilß. Can/elliaa, and other flowering and ' iffijetaT^saTinUni -new- flown a -wooaea B^uy to -Jfthe Harbourrmiking. It one of the most deoir- M,AbU) and liMfttresipie sites for a gentleman s



■* THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1887. INJNTJAL SALB OF GLENORA* THOROUGHBREDS. i underalgnod have reoelved InstrnoHons ram Mrs Walters, to sell, at her Stud Farm, rtenora, Panakura, on Thursday, the 6th anuary,lßß7. * >ROWN FILLY, by Hippocampus— > Grand Duohess, 2-yeftit>l4 The follo'wl-K yearlings: BLA.CE FILLY, by Leolinus—Flshwoman CHE3TNUT FILLY.jby LeollJßis-Rosarlna BROWN FILLY, by Musket—Hlpporina BAY COLT, by Musket—Yatteslna* BROWN COLT, by*Hippocampuß-Grand Diiohess Partloulara and engagements to be had on ipllcatioa to the Au6ttonetra_ ' The parformanceß of thu produce rf the mares Bnfflcleut to recommend thefcftb,ove thorough •eds without oomment from nic Auctioneera, • *HUtrTEWU~AND -4NOLAN, • Awctioneerß. ■' . HKSKETH.] *' .. *-• AITKES. MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 18S7, At 12 Noon. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MOUNT EDEN SAW MILL CO., (LIMITED). Phe subscribers havei reoeived '"e11;" 0"011!^1,?? the Offlolal Llquldatora. to Hell by Publlo Auction, at the .Mill, Mount Bden-, on' Mo nday. t°e 17th January, 18S7. the whole ol the piopeny of the above Company, •onßlating of THE LEASEHOLD OF ABOUT ONE ACRE LAND, at Mount Eden, with the Buildings ereoted ihereon^lUl, Cottage, Forge, 3tab.es. ft* m Also _ The Machinery, Truoka. Trams, and all tke Wortluß Plant.. Tlw abova is all in excellent wort Ing orrtci'. ,__' '^' " "~~ # Fullparcfcujgpinlutureadvertiooraentf HESKETH, ATrKENijUfe CO,, • Anctlppeera. ~ B. ARTHtrft] * Ife F- BUDDLB •THURSDAY, JANUARY™/NOON. ONEHUNGA. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, iIANG LE, FERNS AND FLOWERS, BOUSE, ' SADDLES, POULTRY, _— * • ARTHUR & BUDDLE ffava been favoured with Instructions fromiMrs Tiurr who I» leavinfe for the South, to sell by Tubllc anotlon, at her roaldgnco.SelwinstreQ Green Hill. Unehug». m Thnrartay next, January G. 1887, at 1 jvclook noon, -rflß* HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE •D. AND EFFKOT3, oonalatlng of. _h-awrnsrroora, Diflbg-room. Bed-room, and Klcc_en Requraltes. A Superior Piano. SSwtorSSmi Suite. bVifr little v ed, Hand Palntedlhbleß. Placquea. and Braokets, What not Spring Blinda. Cnrtains, Fendera. Fire Iroiu?. C-rpets. Hearch Ruge, Dtnln_ Tables. iJanw. Wloloth, Mata, Bfcasteadß. Mattresses, _|ol__gGlaE3ea Washatanda. Toilet Seta, Glais, Chi™ and Karthenware Kitonen U enslla Mangle, I<arga Filter. A good collection Fern? #d Flowers. Horse. 3addlei Bridles, Sid Saddle, Good Poultry. Snndrlea, Tools, etc *- . . , * On view of tjjp" morning of the day q& sale., DURHAM Y_lßD_. *r— * Far __R evety Tu«»aj. »t oleren o'elook, VI7OOL,- HIDES, BHEKPB_aN3 ' * -" * ' * | HUNTER 4 NOLAH, Anotlonftcr-. OHAB. BESKKTHJ , lA_EX. jUIKHK. TTESRETH,^ AITRENi AND CO., Seifuisr Sale* every Tuea_ay of Hld63 k Skltn, Wool^allo^, Sco. ( , ? CITY MARKET. . * FIREWORKS The publlo *reVr» has^as usuaLA Lak<i_ FIREWORKS*-*!™* Well J_BSo<*tbd piREwdRKS whicij^u^^ ■ * wholesalo and retail. QUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, IAMMUNITION, FI*SHIMG * TACKLE, 'CUTLERY, Etc., Etc, * AT REDUCED_PJIIC_a. ijopalm to Firagrma, lnclndlng Barrel-hrown --" Ingstd JtiMaokfnK, __[ahed equal M tta beat KugU.h work, * 1% EVITT, GUNHAKEB, 254, QOEEN- STREST, AUCELAND fTHB O-iantAL IMi-ori'i'CK OF PATS'* OEM' A BR_TKD rnWTOßffi), OPPOagp! PITY MATtKKT. # HAVE RESUMED RETAIL TjSAD« DEPOT AT END OF RAILWAY WHARF. BKST^TOUSgaOLD COAL DEUTSREfi. 25/- PER TON, I.KSS 10J»KR CENT. *OR OASH. w BTBAM AND SLACK AT USUAL BATES. COLLIERY A STOCK OF COAL WILL BE KBPT #THE HIfLE 3KNATOB F(|IR HTKAMISH.S1 USE. COMPANY (LIMITED). Telephone to Bail way Si7_ftrf No. 462. Telephone to Office Mo, Jfl2.. OflSco: IS, Queen street (same as formerly joccn r , pied by ue). B. & HUNT, General ManagW, Wove-Aarg.lßßß. A LIBERATION Off 'BUS S3PAMi3 •**■• ] Fhou BBOBTLAND-ai ItaKT to • ■ (IRBSUOUND KOTltl, QUKttN■STRKKT. OS and after APRIL VI iS'S, _cjr 'jituos will ran to tnd start trom the RRKXHOUND Stand, la fiaeen-at., BvsißY JTiittken Miwutm. from 8 a.m. UILB p.m. (miajlng only one trip at I .p,m.i for oht-Klnß hones). —58mkK__HT 'BOSSS T?IU run at 7, JB.fi, and' 10 o'olooicpajao from t_e 'theatre after the performance UKOver; roturnirig trom NSW MARKET at iM AM. 9.45. 10,i_, turt jha on» treat the Iheatra U|ter. . J -Me-{a my Bcfiblt For H/nt-, _nd JCor, O AIM, about \y | •3 Bactrtss «j_> ?si;itori«« 8 Street Oftba V. r 1 Private Carrlecras bh4 Rroaehßau ! *> .; Borne good Saddle Ho\eea. ™^ ; AIM, sareral Heroes and Montt(-_ Co_ohe*. '■ • „ always well eqnlppi^ • A teijr Btannoh Part Worn HMBbTod hana.



m ft B A B 0 V B # I S*A .L N H S S O .fr Tha Manager of one of the most aiftcaaaful Coitip|nle a eetabliahed in thia c%-^ -THE N.Z. TWEED COW^ANY, MERCHANT TAILORS. SHORTLAND-STREET. The ß ffbce,^icl,ha.4onj|thi. £ ompny a howfl*onolt. n ivoly\h«t can tajlono by \^t»uieoy advocating ami pushing Now Zealand production*. ,THf BEViRAGEIwMrPmM \#at every household may Indulge in to ( THE BE^EFIT«OF THEIR HEALTH. Int-e^^ep^lon,^^ classes, undsr «U circumstances, and at alHjiueaj that #* ren Shaw s .CONCENTRATED LEMONADE » HA9 NO KQCAt. RENSHAW'S^CONCENTRATED LEMONADE is guaranteed to be perfectly pure and free R E f SHAW'S CONCENTRATED LEMONADE lathe mo 9 t dollcloua, cooling and refreshing of all beverages, # RESSHAWS CONCENTRATED LEMONADE possess*, all tbe amiacorbntlc properties or • ■* the fresh fruit. RENSHAWS CONCENTRATED LEMONADE will act as an excellent cooling medicine for , the blood* # RENSHAW'S CONCENTRATED LEMONADE may ba given advantageously to children as . Hwoll aa adults* RENSH Wv*S CONCENTRATED LEMONADE la admitted to ho the best of all beverages for household use.^j * RENS^To|i^& o^ TW _h«™ %«^«3SgS.-S?JISW!iS,;*BV r"aJttf °" imir"'"" SOLD.EVERYWHERE AT TWO SHILLINGS PER BOTTLE. \• ' * SOl.tt PHOPRIETOUB— T. & CST. RENSHAW, Mt Eden laboratory AUOKLAITD. May DO naa wholesale through any of th° Merchnnts. kCIpSTMAS "PRESENTS 4 o**M iGIVEN AWAY m r PE DIRECT IMPORTING? ♦ . COMPANY #, # Owing to the Great Success of our Opening Sale we have decided to give to the Children ef our Patrons, during Christmas Week, Boxes of J-fivectmeats and other Presents. *: ______ i THE > D. I. C. . HAVING MADJ! FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THEIR PRICES GIVE THE FOLLOWING LIST, SO THAT THE PUBLIC, IN THESE HARD TIMES, MAY SEE THE ADVANTAGE OF BUYING DIRECT FROM THE D. . I,' C. (/) CLOTHING DEPARTMENT. !■■ At 5a lid per pair-First quality Nelson Tweed Trousers Z~ At 16a Bd, 188 Gd, 21. - Meri% Tweed Sao Buta ; Half Pnoe At la lld-Men'a Regatta Shirts ; Reduced from 3* 9d „ . At 18 3d-Men'a Working Shirts; Ordinary Retailers charge 23 6d £■* UJ 150 Youths' Tweed Suits; just Half Price _»• (O ■ MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT. lli _t £Jd per ffard^White Calico, 3(ftn. wide Pfg #V* NomiDsl Priqas for Shirting and Tablecloths £_ IJt_ At 2a 6d Pair—Laqe .Curtains, JTivo Yards Long fl Cretonnes at Hftif Ujejx ltegular prices DRESS BEP-EfIWENT. CO At 2?d per Yard-500 Pieces of Prints, Good Quality * ! k^ <At 4|ci per Yord—Wool Dress Material, Worth Double 100 Pieces of French Cashmere, at English Prices J> HOSIERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENT. Jj£ I At fid per Pair -Ladies' Coloured Ribbed Stookinga i^ At 3d per Pair—Ladies' and Children's Gloves m^ ff\ Ribbons and Lacea at Vory Cheap Rates — MILLINERY AND MANTLE DEPARTMENT. ■— **■ Millinery in the Leading Stylos and Latest Fan»ions at 25 per cent. Xlesß than Usual Prices Mantles and Cnpes in Grout Variety P Jerseys at Half Usual Prices. ■ |_ OUR .OBJpcir IS TV? SUING THE PUBLIC INTO DIRECT COMMERCIAL CONTACT WITH THE IMjPOg/EgMg, THEREBY ENABLING THEM TO SAV.E AT LEAST 25 PER CSN?- W PIJftCHfSINO - T^EIR GOODS FROM TtyW ©AN AD A iW j L fI N OS. vbeord_»d thron«ls^y Boo_^ei_}rJPir-~--^ c: - : *J^ - ,>*___. t,,., ..



TIHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. ITS OBJECTS ARE"SPKCIALLY PROTECTIVE. The Estates ol persona who Mo. baviujz negleoted to make 'holr wills, and wUo have not any such property upon the original trusts attaching trftreto. , 4. . The scale o£ foes applicable to the clasaes or Estates abovo reforred to B as fallows . On'all receipts of income under a trust, or on realising property under a will, or transfer of administration or probate £5 per cent. g « For renderlnß Property-Tax return (If necewary) 2/6 per cent,lMln. fee, Cl For rendering Stamp account (itpecßsßarj) •• *• ■• " 7WJ poroent. T.Max. fo#£lo Foe obtaining probate (if neoeeafirj) ••.„.••„„» 2U/peflpenL The Public Trustee holds largo sums ot ta°ney for investmentonroal^"g^ he exte nt of FOR MOHK 50oMl BOXES *-500 Jfor'two weeks &Eos4Lvi BO,.Victoria St., WrtL PR«ENT A IIATJJOX TO ALL PURCHASERS OF HATS FROM 5s UPWARDS. CAM/- KAHLY AND SAVE * DISAPPOINTMENT. BOOTS! BOOTSMBOOTS! BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. anF^chofield, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, MANUFACTUBE^S OF ALL KINDS AND VAEIBTIES OF BOOTS, AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE , ( * .BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY. HATS BONNETS, AND MILLINERY, FOR STYLE QUALITY, ANlf CHEAPNESS;* MRS T. EVAN-S, * OF NEWTON, ' EXCELS "ALL. INSPECT THE WINDOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.



pPfAMPTALOUP & /^G^P^R. Ijlst-of1 works on 1 oattlk and SiIK.KP, &.C. Ablstt. W. H.-Stookkceplng for Aina A«OfttaV"o.-KTBry"Man »3M-' Own OAti 18 Doctor 1 * t' Aruiitnze. H.-Cat'le, Their Yartetica •ni.a Mai-Ejfiuont .. 0 2 C ■ Armature. a.-i he Bt3op,it«Varielio3 and Munasoniont 0 W ' Aanstrcni. A. a.-Aaßtrallan Shocp . ißilunbinary 0 B 0 Arnold, h. 8.-Amnr!cnn DairyiDg -070 Cobboli, T. S.-lntomal parasites of Animals 060 Doogluna, A Ostrich STarmlnK .. .. 07 0 (su"uow. F.-Mileh Cowa (Amorlcan) .. 0 8 0 (Araorioat) .. 0 5 0 Heatioy G.—Tlio Stock Owuor'ii Guide.. 0 t. 0 Hnalley.C.-Sho.cn Farming .. ..088 Mcadonald, J-—Food trom tho Far \^r,,.t 0 4 0 Mllen.Jl.— ytockH.-cedii'glAmerioan).. #80 Lona, J.-Britisii !>^:n l-ain.hig .. 010 b l.ou-< uud Morton—The Dairy ot the X^uriii 0 3 0 KandiUl. If. S.-Ttio Praollcal Shephord (Amoiican) .. 011 0 Kandall, U.S.-Kino W'oolSheop Hus baudry (American) .. .. -000 tfpooncr, W. 0.-The Sheep .. ..040 VValker. J.-Tho Cow and Calf .. ..020 Youatt and Uurn — Tho Complete (Irazior .. ..' 14 0 Voun'.t, W.—Sheep, tbelr Breeds ana Manngemont 0 8 0 Jfouatf. VV.—Cattle, their Breeds and * Manaijei>ioat .. - 0 8 6 78, QUEEN-BTREKT. AUCKLAND. W. C. DENNES, TMPOUTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORtiANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. TTiND M4CHINES. FOME SHUITIVe £3 10 ij EEULESS WHITB , J 0 0 FHTSTER & HOSSMAN (will) cover) S S 0 NEW DAVIS VEKTICAL. FEED .. 5 « DOMESTIC , (H WERTHEIM ~ .. "* 10 0 TREADLK MACHINES, WHITE (wllhoui.cover) .. ~ ~ fi 10 0 WHITK (with cdvit :md leaf) .. ~ IJO 0 DOMIMTIO (with icaCl « 10 0 NEW DAVIS VliliriCAh PKED .. 717 8 W. C. DENNirf.lju-L'Ey STECET. IMPORTANT NOTICE. GENUINE CLKARING-OUT SAIjK OF DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. THOMAS VAENOM, In rottirnintr thaokß for the Hberal patronage boffowiid pnhfm for theh«tßix years, begs to iDform hia' nuratroua l^ifoos sud Frionae teat ha Intends " " ' y ' GIVIN© UP BUSSCNES^, When a GTQDS wl!l be Bold conelderablj' BBLOW (X)ST I jniC«! to effect ,?. epeody Clearancei' hiß Woll-a&eorted ttotk of PR APERY AND MILLINERY. Be would call Bp'rial Attention to tho fact that Greater Pan cl \\k Goods are IMPORTED DIRECT B"(crn the 13cst Bstaß Jlarjfeti?, and has overy confidence in s&yiug ifcai tbo L4DIBS OF AUCKLANO Win bo etudying their own lnterasts in securing trmio of the GREAT BARGAINS That will be offered. KEVV SPRING GOODS. | £A&fiAl¥§ IN EVERYTHING THOMAS >ARNOM, COENEK OB1 QHKKK AND WAKKFIKLD STRKKTa SALE NOW ON. TriSiTING CARDS Engrnved and I T PrlntPdfroinolataatthoßTißttngravinK: acd Lltlio. Works, ahortlaud-attwst.



UMA4S M m HII M OF PUEE GOD LIVES OIL And HypophoapbJtos of Uniaced Sod*- ALMOST as PALAI'ASLK as MILS, . i PovPeHninß tlx* combined virtues <fl these two vaJiiAblaremediwinthoirfullest degree. More easily digW.id and aeaimi listed than in the crt.de form, rind especially ticairabte for sickly, wasting vliiidron and persons vita fcoblc digestive power, tad a» I REMEUI FOB CONSUariTO^, A REJtKDY F0« WASTiKG DISEASES .OS1 CJIILBBJEK, A BEMFOI FOii SCKOFULA, A REMEPT FOH AXJESUA AXD GEH EK.Uj DEBILITY, A RKS.EDY FOR CWWS, COLDS, AND TUttOAT AFFKCTIOSS, Io fact, all dineai»« whero tlu;r» in so tnfi unrastioa c( tfco Throat ami Lungs, a WAS'fFNa OF I'HB FTjEKH, and a WANTofNEUVErOVER, nothing iiith* wr>tld cqv.a'.s this DElateM* Emulsion. * It it prescribed at»l eaciui^Bd by th« best physicists in the various conntricsof th» wor'l, who v/i!i ittfgl these facts. For ocio by »Ii ChouiUli. m PBAOOCK, -»- • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKBB, Sbortl/ind-strbjit. ALWAYS IN BTOCK- Upootaolcs u:.d Eye -Rlasaus of aveiy klnfll OS accurate fit Rucrantao-3 Opera Glaose« of eupnrior qnality Teiescopcß, Ulnosulur Field Glasses, and Mloro econes : powerful and chaap Thoodloittorj, Minjpfj Compaa'Oi, Abnoy LBVeIH DfainKco £<!Yola, Eriumetip CoreEossca Drawing Instrument!!. Scaiea. IWallel Riilorg Chips' Loire. Rt'ituntß, Compuasos, Binnacles U^roiiiiiiers. Thermometers, Myrtromof'sra Klf.ctrlu Ucllß, naUoriciJ, nntl FlUlnga Magnetic nnd Galvanic Medical MnoblnM Miiifto Ijaiitorns and Slides, Hand Magulflor* Sttfrooeoopos and Slides, Graplioscopes Stoaoi GuttKOß aril Tubing. SalluomateM JUST KKCKIVKD, Settlors' Telescopes—powerful, portable, and Scttiisv^S.'n.^j.y Earompte'rs-BtronK and good 2os~6d'' ;•.;...■ Settlors' JJlorpspopoß, magnljylnK f,VS3 tfjr.ee, 22g (jd Alßor SI earn and Klootro Motor Worj^og Models . and Stoaniers. INSTBOHENTS OF KVKBV KIND RBPAIIIED. opposite tow pqbt oyricK. Colt N B BOOM WOEKB, STANLEY-STREET, MKCHANICS1 BAY. HEBB4I pjSPENSARY. Try Ellis's SarsapariHa, The Great Purifier of the Blood Diarrhoea, and Xsyeontory Mixture, is Bd a Bottle. Corn Cttre, ""«'!, la A BOiTLB.. Th© TrgiVeller'a friend— a preventivo of 9oa sleUneaa, , : 8S A BOTTLK. B«orct Bißbjißipsi- oj ¥onn : g SSep , OOKSCIiTATIpHJf'ReH Switlmonials f r*.m all KBrtß aaa be se»«. Professor W. Ellis. 3JB, UPPJKB. QUEEN -SfRKST.



A GRAND TOIfIC FOR FEMALES. Sra,—My a aughter was 111 for over two y ear a and was under four doctors without any iin pravoiuenr. She was as pale as death, and bo bloodless that when she out her anger it did not bleed, and her general condition caused us great anxiety. Now everyone is astonished at the change. Her colour and strength have re turned, and she is aa strong and well as ever— thanks to "' Mrs Dr. Stuart's Tonio" for com pletely restoring her to health and BtrenKth."'M |b a wonderfiirinedic^e. and opsptto't ! i> fjnown* —Mrs BaHMPB. Howe^tooeti'Aupjdaca-i. 'Another Auckland lady B»ys—" I had anh» taken the Tonic three daya when I felt much bettor. 1-was not really ill, but had «ot bo life- S less—no appetite, no relish for society or exer cise, quite languid, weak and nervous. lam now my former salt." Mrs Dr. Stuart's Remodlea , only notd to be tried to bo appreciated. They ggj are indeed excellent for females." -• '<%%! MRS DR. STUARTS FAMOUS ' -• ' ■-• y*y RljM § Miatt& Health.' Vigour. »■« *«y \o ' " ■'" "Ihoatjands'of Home*. '..; pj at Xa A»y la Of;?* SOU) BfiiYWKER& ABRSTS-1 N.E. DBUa OOMPAJOT. li/f ORRISON'S pATBNT IVI JT DISINFECTANT FLUIU Makui'acujrku .only ny the Patestbb, ,\ '■"■ ,j6hn mokiUsokV r;i'"■ , I PAGET ■ STRltft'f. AUCKLANff. Cftl:o ot tho SanltaVy Fn-peetor, Auckland November-Si, IS-6-To lilr John Morrison, POiOt-stroet, Auckland :-Sir,-I have tested ; | yi-.nr PsWl DJslnfeoiant Fluid in sovsroj , clfforent waye, and have found it, in all ■ In-ianoes, to be a 2'Q^ffvl and cq?iiMt«"§ ■ deodorant, being eqna^ tp stme. and «.^perui tq cibcr diaiDfccti-nfa which have beeo used hjf mv. Ab your JTluld Is vahl W Qd&n: V,y\U S3 havo an advantage ever thuse dislnteotanM ■ which give faith a smell, sacb bolnWan ob- ; ioclion, In many inftanoes. to tfi6ir genera! use. ,-, As » pvtrifitr nnd destroyer ot roxious BmeUs, I | conso^tnitmaly recon.mtnd,tho as ng of ypur ( Fatnnt Dialfcteotant Fluid "freely." andUn con- ■.:.« tluslcn.'say you are deaorvinepl■ thanks for th» J I boon you liavo . olaccd within, thti reach, or ', I UEoiteu Goldie. Sanltary\ inspetlwSvOHy'oi j, 1 Auckland. ' ...--.,: ■:',• .-.-.-■,{ z!,<i I '-'-I