THE TARIFF.

gbfTHEBI- OPINIONS.

ij_ TEC-GRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Wellington, this day. ©pinion in Wellington. The "P°sb" turned round on the Govern meat las's night. It says the Financial • Statement seems to havo evoked a General chorus of disappointment and discontent throughout tho colony. The tariff proposals aro decidedly the most obnoxious and unpopular. Thoy seem fn satisfy no one but a few rabid votaries 0 f Protection, and many of those object strongly**o t»e application of the principle where it i 3 "holy to allecb themselves un favourably.. If the House is a redox of the nublic opinion oL the country it will {jake short work of the Customs Duties Bill- Effect of the Tariff o_. H_il.ii.ery. j take the following from last night's ■ «_.es3": — "It does not appear to be -3 generally understood as ib ought to'be, that Sir Julius Vogel's proposed new 'duty_o£.20 per cent. .'ad. valorem w ill amount in reality to a direct impost 0 { 22_ por cenc* ail(* that allowing for customs charges and all expenses and "additions, the consumer would not get oil Ljer 25 per cent, or one-fourth added to ._he price of tho goods for duty, rfta /following figures will show the - _tccise effecb of fchc f,ai'hf on a case of p!__ery:—loo trimmed iiats and bonnets at\. each, I« r>o; 10 boxes ab 3d, Llos; case (tin lined) Ll ss: total, L.2 -W 10per cent, for " trade profit," L 5 ss, Ss! Tho duty on LSS lis 2d makes A jTrand:total of LOO 7s. Thus, the actual Jeoi ! duty on tho goods is ovor 22"_ per 00 When the goods are sent to the packers, and their charges are added to the javoice, tlie duty is also charged on bhe ■ of these packers. Th is will give some idea of what tlie new tariff, would signify in ordinary family expenditure. Dunedin, this day. ©pinion of Dnn-cdiu MercbiJiits.' . The ll Star" reporter interviewed the lead .'inrf importers re the tarill". The general feeliig'is a dsiposition to wait until the financial Statement is finally disposed of beforemaking any careful calculations as tothe. exact ways in which, colonial trade and commerce will be a ffected. One gen tle manwho has given much consideration to tKeanomaliesandabsurditiesof the old tariff Eayshis opinion wasthabthoTreasnrershould Jiave bestowed attention to endeavouring to '•remedy" th'o difficulties which have been harassing trades in the past, "Instead of that," ho -said, "Sir Julius Vogel has brought forward crude nnd. ill 'ttdjusted proposals which will satisfy nobody. A proper financier would have gone, systematically through tho former tjariff, and while expunging those duties which have yielded a bagatelle in tho way of revenue, done something towards romov int> the incongruities which nobody can understand, and. which have been a constant source of annoyance to traders." Thereporter next saw the leading impor ters of groceries, who informed him that there was a general stagnation in ; business owing to the increase, of prices which, had to be made all round. „o. far as spirit merchants were con cerned, they had r.o complaint beyond the disadvantage they were .put to through the levying ol" duty of under proof spirits per liquid instead of proof gallon. They were prepared for an in crease on duties, and tho bonds bad been pretty well cleared, so than generally they would lose nothing, and ultimately the •jiole,burden must be borne by, the con- Biers. The alteration would, however, „_e an increase iv the working of -their A&inesa, aud they would have preferred a more simple plan adopted for raising more revenue. Thig implies that the method would have been to have increased the tax on tea and. sugar, but in regard to the latter it,was to, bo borne in mind that it was an article of consumption in many local incliistries. rBo far as tea was con cerned there would have been no objec tion. The cost, had been reduced during the last few years, and no ono would have felt an increased price now. An increased tax on tea and sugar would have brought in the required amount to, the Treasury, and the system would not have been so complex. The majority of traders expected a rise on these two articles, and consequently had burdened themselves with large stocks. There was no doubt that the poor would feel the proposed iucrcase equally with the. ■ rich.1

-An importer of Chinese goods complained of the extra,loo per cent, duty put upon sweet spirits, which he said would prohibit its use in the colony. Fancy goo'cU had. been increased from 15 to 20 per cent., and tho result, he .thought, would bo that, the demand would .shrink and traders would suffer. He considered that an in creased duty on tea and sugar would have been much preferable, as a benefit would result to the public at large. The same duty.would have to be paid for the articles whether of superior or inferior quality, and consequently it would pay best to import the former. There wa? a largo amount of the cheaper tea thrown upon tho market at present. It was perfect rubbish, and if it Avas altogether shut out it would greatly be to the aclvari iage of the consumers. Ho th ought 15 per cent, on fancy goods quite enough, as such articles as silk and cotton run into a lot ot money. .A soft goods importer was of opinion that the increased duty from 15 to 20 per cent, would reduce the purchasing power of |b community. An increase of 12 per cent, would have to bo paid out of the sav "•gs of the people, and in tho course ol a JKU-or two their savings would bo largely wneed. Supposing a firm did an impoi'L- Ibusbess of LIOO.OOO annually, tho till- Mim would.mean- tbo ab-?.racbiou of ;«1,000 out of the pockets of the peopie •Wng the year. :_':v*.' ; ;-leather manufacturer thought tho /"J-ty put on leather a very heavy sum to Place upon i-aw material, but was not in a •position at present to say whether the Nness r -§uch as his, would derive ai,y '":benent or . not, or. what the ■ttsulb.would, be as far as prices were -, H e had consulted several tootmakers, and they were somewhat "ivided in opinion as to how they would be affected. Some thought they could, manage very well, wdiile others greatly the : increase on lines of 'father which they used. It was mta say whether' new kinds of leather wulu be made with the extra amount of pro ton afforded, as each branch of tanning moan.-.a clifl'erent establish ™e«fc Each lino would have to be gone fen? ve W;carerully, and. the, question, in 2 , V Was a very grave one, requiring a good Wt of thought: Some descriptions', of. g»uan leather might possibly be turned

Tl»_ Increased Cost of Boots?. ■A-boot and shoo importer informed the re l^Kf that :tho increased duties would affect '^ consumer to a very palpable extent, Sigave the following instances of how, 4 ClV™ore 'would have to be 'paid -.j-. W,,n-s boot .costing formerly 6s { 9 0ula -now, .''l). 7s . a formerly 'i_i'^#'c'e 14s, and a man.'., for «'y 20_ 'would' be 235. His' opinion m the o^-iuties were objectionable, in their operation, and it fctwl™a' t-v'B;boen-wi-seto have made an ad • jjfwi'-atyof tenper cent. The Trea hti&ll Proposal of. twenty per cent, was, 'd_s^- and would' lead to. a ; re ,]i 6 r° nW.th;e'uEeof imported goods.^nd aaß'a9surediy overshot the mark* ,y> \

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Subject >o tho provis ons of the Public Trust Office Acts, any present Uimeo may tranefer the msnßßon.ent oi trust property to tho P.ublio Xruslee. who will thoreuDon. t__,i_. such property upon tho original trusts attaching thereto. The FCile of fees applicable io the classes of Estatos above referred to is as f.llowo :— On all receipts of Incomo under a trust, or on realising property under a will, or transfer tf administration or proba to .„ .. £sDorconfc ' ' Por rendering Pioperty-Tax leturu (if nocessary) .. . 'VI. For rendering Staiurj account (if nceetsurj) .. .. _. ".out __ r rent IMm far, t>\ For obtaining probate (if neccssarj) ~ ! 7 v par cent Imkx r.^ For Investing funds, if the sum lon. is under £1 OGO .. .. _{. »__„___• £ For investing funcs, if the sum lent is over £I.COO .. .'. '.'.151 per con"-' _ Tho Public Trueteo holds large sums of money for investment oa real security at cnwnf raten of interest. Any.urns may be advanced on first morWafre of. fret hold property to the extent of" speh_lf of it* actual vUue. r- pplic.Uors for advances will b-, rec; -ivnd nt the various weaclw. Every pour, holder under 'Ihe Life Assurance Companoi Act, 1573." may rozieter suchnnin within six montha after tho making them f. on payment of a foe of five shillings, w^u. POR MORE DETAILRD INFORMATION APPLY TO THiU VARIOUS LOCAL AfJKNTa OR TO THE PUBLIC TKUSl___ AT WJ&AINOTON. AGKNT?. E. P. YVATKIS, Auckland Agent. -js W H. SHAKES PEAR & CO. jSlllti Vr « Wool & Silk Merchants, Queen St., Auckland. S_T a SOl° Agont3 lor MADAME WEIZEL'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS <^K^|^|f'^^l%« Madame Wkizei. be_s to inform her numerous patrons tlint from Mnrch lpfg|^a>f S * 22nd, ISiiT. she hasnppointod Messrs. 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Cuticura Remedies are the only real Blood A Magnificent Popular Work on the Skin, Purifiers and Skin Beniitiliers free from mercury, with Engraved Plates, s wrapped about the Resol- arsenic, lead, zinc, or any other mineral or vege vrvr -'Also, one hundred Testimonials, solemnly table poison whatsoever..Guaranteed absolutely sworn to beforo tho British Consul, which repeat pure by the Analytical Chemists of tho State of ihis story: I have been a terrible sufferer for years Massachusetts. from Diseases of tbe Skin aud Blood; have been jr or g a ] c _ y B || vendors of medicine. Price, obliged to shun public places by reason of my dis- Cutictjra, aOcts.; large boxes, $1.00. CimcunA figurin" humors; havo had the best physicians; Soap,.2s.cts. Cuticuua Resolvent, $1.00. have spent hundreds of dollars, and got no relief Wholesale Agenta.Ncw South Wales,lt. Towns un'il I used the Cuticuua Remedies, which j. _ 0> Sydney; Victoria, Felton Grimwade & Co., have cured me, and left my skin and blood as j,[ e n,our'ne; South Australia, A. If. Bickford & pure as a child's. Send to any wholesale druggist g ona) Adelaide; Queensland, Elliott Bros. & Co., named in tbe opposite column, for " How lo Cure Brisbane; Now Zealand, N. _. Drug Co., Auck- " Bkin and Blood Diseases," land and Dunedin. Or address with Stamp, Prepared by tub B. Towns & Co., New South Wales. Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston, U. S. A. <a^j|JW^* WHO IS a x POETER! /fffoi ipF'l^ *fThe. perpetrator of the. striped shop fH § ®\|l - llI —^ monstrpsity ;" (late Varnom's) 276, __i Queen, Street, corner of WakeiielO * ". - Street,, Auckland, N.Zi ;;,,(; f 7 iUml'^^ n m ALL ITS brancpes' AT A | '.IB 11| C. A. PORTER'S NEW .AUTUMN GOODS. »



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GO TO BATH 1-roQuctior.s on account i_--rv^l^J^^™^M^^rini^v. m? make.'and t_a de to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT. COLD, AND of their faulty workman- _F ><-___fifflSS^=M^;^^^_ raftnd stiU ihcta^Bing, SHOWER BATHS, Victoiua-stkeet East. ''^'J^txtl „_«__f n' I^^^^R^^M^^Ym^^,. 1" ***** oftheir Char_e-ONE SHILLING. Open all week and geceral woakneia. \\^W^^JW^^M^l \ exi^ r^-' days from (5 a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY V y£l/j]\ l\YvS^/L^^WvV^tfMl —_ MORNINGS from (5 till 10 a.m. The bath- THB : ~: !,, \^7^/___^K_^^W\\^// W»a morn-aro all private, and. supplied with every ( Tm *»»«-_H -c>-._4-_«f„ V-*/ I"T\ / V ®MI. / _ ' _.' w'nvouienco, Turkisi, .towels, flesh and, hair Improvea Bassinette -^__o__4_JK__ Im PrOTed'Bafißl-eWo Irrushes, cornba, respirators, soapy, &c. Select- s_.5 _. '^M^^ifxsss, «*j..p_4»«___ . ttwilhf^aratSa^ ''" ™ -I-tP-WYBB BAgg_M-PTJfc Sixftb'nro ' Please note the Address— 'V ictoria- __ ________ . . PERAMBULATORS OT: ANY MAKE REPAIRED OR. Auckland... 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Brapery, CJlotMoj., &c. •:•:.••_. RETURNED PROSIllff" j J_AJ__3ES SGXJTT, on the 7th of April, intimated to the ; ! Public that ,my business having suffered through' ill-health, I should for *-*■- J Four Weeks hold a Genuine Clearance Sale; My part I carried out by making large reductions in every department, and have now to thank the public for responding to my advertisement in so full a manner, also to state that having sold and sent out a much larger quantity of goods than I expected' yet I still have a large stock 6_ hand, Encouraged by the past, mouth I purpose making '■'..; FURTHER REDUCTIONS FOR A FINAL CLEARANCE,' I also solicit through this advertisement an offer for my Lease, which is one of the most liberal in Auckland. FOLLOWING LINES AMONGST THE MANY CHEAP AND GOOD,BARGAINS FOR WHICH PLEASE COME EARLY; " ' : My make of Dyes and Black Goods Flowers .... ..... 3 for Id being well "known, it will be Ladies' Underclothing, Infants' Robes, enough to state I have reduced Cloaks, &c, &c, at: Auction Prices'. from Is 3. d to Is o|-d In Men's and Boy's Clothing! still have My raven or blue black Cashmere a large stock. Men's Suits, 13s 6d coloured do. from " 10.fd 18s 6d, 21s Gd,.25s 6d, 30s' and 42s Real good Home Spuus ... Cfd Men s Auckland or local-made Moleskin Black Velveteens from Is Od Trousers ... 4s lid and 6s lld Crewdson's Calicoes ... ... i3^d Men's Overcoats ... 15s 6d White Sheetings Gfd A splendid line of Scotch Tweed Is 9d yd. Blankets from 2s 6d each Men's Shirts ...,....; ... Is 3d Corset 3 ... ... ... Is 3d Socks ... ... " ... 3d pair NOTE THE ADDRESS : JAMES S-CUTT, ; j.'' 'LONDON HOUSE,; ■' ;." '.;'"; VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. ;;: '■';:'•' _____ ______ . '■•'''. :■ -- -:'_: -Ij_A.S-0? ZFEW" WEEKS. ' ,;;v GIVING UP BUSINESS:- ----- '.:W. :.: —— ; : • f LA ST FEW WEEKS - ■ ■ j\ OF THE , ~,,'• ~,;' (7) h\ GREAT CLEARING SALE. & 0 ... . ~.,„,.„... a CC BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. u^ ,••••.; rim H All-wool Flannels from ... ... ... ... - 10c! ' All-wool Crimean from .... ...... • ... =-~ ~;,,15. Id _. tf) 72iri. White Twill Sheeting from ... ■ -.1. ' ... ' *B|d " -tp H Ladies'. Macintoshes from.... ... ... ... 3s lid . P. Ladies' Ulsters from ... ... .. ... 3s.lid e**\ r j Fur Capes, 10s lid, usual price 16s . ' L_j P Dress Stuffs, in variety, from ... ... ' ...' 3_d -n GO &c, " _0.-, ' &c. ■'-- ' W y± ' ____.; ; h. ■ 2 _A^;SNEI)pEl^r,; , '■ \ w ; 62, QUEEN STRE__:O,v: ~,;,: $ . bd< 4,-^ - :■ - '— • v _. tf Splendid Tweed Trousers from -~..68 lid CO (J Good Tweed Suits from ... ... ..'.' ...'2ls'63 ; pS 0 Black Macintosh Coats from '■:::;.-:: .■'... ;;;• >... 8s lid: ', I : [AJ Tweed Macintosh Coats from ... ... ~ , ... 25s ■■..,: I—.. j_j Crimean Shirts from ;... '..-. .'.'. ' ... 2s 6d L • tT" Strong Cotton Shirts from ... .' •....; ... ■ ls-6d W 3Q Cardigan Jackets from ... ■~ ... ... -' '...: 5s Cd Vj. „c., _c., '' ' &c. ' '"''| - A. SNEDDEN,,, ~., '' efz, QUEEN STEEIi.:,J: ____ __; —ii_ — —; ; — ; ——. ■ — '■ , i). „■ , T'liSisrsE pr_ed_dxioti6nß. I KEEP THE LARGEST STOCK' IN AUSTRALIA OF ALJ. KINDS :. -, .-,.... ; . : -■i-^; l a;i'(T!..;i;ii.:l'T-5 w&i r,m: ENGINES; BOILERS, 'MM%;. :,",, LIFTING MACHINERY, "',. /fnc( i respectfully xequeat intending Buyers to forward* particulars of . their requirements,before ordering. >- '. :: TAI^I_^L:IMIT__I),: :; -; ;* ■ 119, t BATHUJRSMTi, -SYDNBIf^ , -/' ;.;,;;■ ■■-B-B-Miiiiiiii uii-ii1 iwii-wiwm-iwj-iiiiwiiiiniiii-i ■■■ ii ii iiiima,f_«^wwt«rHiiiww----^^ n imww—*^ i . .