A RESOLUTE ACTION.

Some men seem formed by nature for out-of-the-way modes pf making money. Such a one was John Dudley, who chose the calling of diver, where perilous situations ars bravely faced for the sake of higher remuneration. A bright, honest,, and brave young man, his sense of fear seemed entirely b'j.inted rby constant companionship wit- danger, and in any undertaking of unusual importance one was sure to find that he led the van. . '.';\

Tbe adventure I-am about, to narrate took place some years ago, when a large vessel, ladeii with a, valuable cargo froih a South American -port, struck da \a sunken reef off the dangerous ■-, coast of Florida, and was completely wrecked,' although her passengers and crew were fortunate enough to qscapp in boats. The owners lived in New York, and wishing- to.secure any part of her .cargo that the salt water had not damaged— much of it being in specie—they fitted out a large'yacht,,and engaging"the services of two divers, one being John Dudley,- to whom they promised gain only on condition of success; they set. sail for the scene of the wreck. '7" '.'''.'. j Dudley, with his usual adventurous disposition, was prompted to hazard the speculation, but. another man equally brave—or -equally .ieckless—^ was not soon found.

'At lastj howeyer,. Dick Tumor.! a diver, whose bad characteriwas fully borne out by his villainous person, "vraa induced* to take the risk, sign the ar ticles, and ship himself. n<-.

He was' a coarse, brutal: drunken rascal, as great a contrast as could be found to Dudley's ifrank, clean, honest nature and cool'determination, and from the moment they saw each other an antipathy seemed to spring up "l?e ---tween them, causing the. younger man, Dudley, to; shrink from; the -other's society as though he were some loath some reptile. This antipathy was shared by ajl the yacht's crew, ,aud,seemed,-.,justifiable.in view of tli«^ physical as Well as moral repulsiveness of the subject' ; This Turner had the jaw and;p r rofile of a baboon; hwf,eyes,v ; lwpring,f^om under his heavy brows, seemed to look all ways at once and twinkle -■•with Satanic wickedness, and when he laughed his Satanic majesty himself might have .envied his ugly and!§iin: nihg grim ? '■->'■'■ Ay-: j - ■ A -■'■ !-AA^.-..;« 7 The voyage was fine,' and the part oh the coast, of Florida where the wreck lay was soon reaped. There it could Jw dimly seen, far down in the depths.of the blue sea, over which troops of sharks arid: strange,- looking monster fishes: pursued each other in lack of better prey. No.tileasan.. sight focthe divers

Dudley faced it with a calm strength and resolute, will .that knew no flinch*, iug in the face of duty, whila tho other, muttering foarfiil curses,'*ropk many a long puirathis brandy-^A|k,;mutt_ring that be had been" swinged-and ho, would, 'pay off that other, land sbflDfc when he caught him alorie^' ! >" ' .n This threat certainly did'not tend to increase the younger. man's confidence in.his companion, but iknowing there was.nO'helpfor.ify he encourr-gedhim** self by thinking, ' the more danger the, more money/ and bustled' himself in preparing-his thingsf or.f^e ; atiapk.(Dina the-sunken vesseL .

After about t\vo 'days'-1 cruising-tlie spot _yas chosen and';' tho."; YacKt. anchored. The hell Ayas.- ;«wjin^'' fb| -i tiie plunge, and the two divers went heloTv to. dress for their desciant.' s*i • I

' Turner was in his usual evil mood, swoaring aud drinking, and lunging about with a huge knife that he st-uck, in his belt for 'water-sharks or 'land* ches,either, as the case might be,'"said' he, with an evil leer at his companion. This conduct caused Dudley.-abme: suspicions that. all. was - not right 5^ so, providing himself with' a sharp knife,, he stuck it'unobserved down his long leathern-boot, atj^the v ,sairiA..tiflae?jr(K solying" never.,for>a.m*omeni tp beioffi -.~_k':±__.i.-a'r'' .~.v-: ■■;<•:::■-, .•.!•; ■;,..',• !-.-.;.-.-.:VI ;.,. ; .>i

his guard; ' .' 'With',.such ; . reflections', he' tpp^li^s;' place .mr the, be 11,,, ah4*> .amidst,, the hurrahs; of the crewi and* the "general: excitement, they dipped ihtb the''f ei*; -^ Common life had passed. away, and beneath the blue wave.a,new life and fresh; scene, ever-changing and;: novel, opened to. the'two inert;.' T: Thje^csQral reefs, like grand architectural, struc tures, covered with bea,utiful weeds, and various, and ; gorgeous' shells n-of; every possible' variety !6f' colour clinging to them, rose on every side, while iish, great and small, of curious shapes, t flow_ at. the approach. of -he..bell.a9.:.bei(or§ f . the sweeps, bho/sharks, thosja imdnstqrii. of the deep, whOseemed' to gi-ih with their long jaws,'at'the' pro^ecV it 6f/'a feast,on a man.

".Doyray^ dim and uncertain^ and then'tbey struck: the wreck.; Armed with crow bars^ jsharp '■_. at "pne, •' i eiid to-ropui^-t- ; ti^] sharks, .the two meu quitted &e**:*:toe>ll. and separated. ■ ! '*',!,!,..'( Turner' burst open the cabin door, while Dudley went in another, direc r tion, though never losing sight of his. companion' forl a-vmdj-aehtp** Airidf-* so they"'sprit- !Mh "«'firsit' •j'buraey, ■]&§?. after:lading the bell, gave the signal, and were hauled on deck, : The sailors' crowded; >-around,gv arid various things 'were: discussed and gloated over; many having' beon attached to ropes were hauled-uj^Mfcejifc ward, ami the success was so good thai all were exultant ovor tho possible money-prize to each, the master dream ing of a princely independenca. ~ r Sevei^-d^^ipassed oyei^;• and/the greater part of the cargo, uninjured by sp.lt -water, had been hauled on deck, till tlie schooner was pretty heavily laden. Ths last day of-worMn^ arrived^ arid,t!fre'!;±w©^ wreck for the 'last time. Turner 'again Wended bis way .towns:.- the cabin, and I>n.U-y—^although by tins time bis-sus picions xs^vx^ag line -erxl ix_iexu*WßS.

of his companion were quieted—still kept him* m view. sAbout half an houi-'sgroping about and then Dudley pl-iihlyiiaTv thfe" other shuMhg^'so-he: Ihing^ beneath his diver-s clothes, which jie gupaged-tp be a bag of money. * He quietly asked him what it was. 'What. is'it? Why, nothin'! What in the deuce have' you to do with it, anyway f growled the thief. i 'Well,' remarked.Dudley, keeping himself as quiet' as*possible, ' you must tell me what it is!'- -

: ' They; deuce'l will!' shouted Turner savagely. ■ . ' ' ' Then you shall he forced to when we, get on deck!'.said the other! 1 resolutely. j : * Ha! ha ! Forced, did you say ?' Sneered the villain, as,. with a cunning, wicked look, he drew his long knifo, , i Quick as thought Dudley's was out pf his boot, and he stood on the de fensive. , . ,' "..,, ..... , ' ' The other scowled heavily, but, noting daUntedr (, answered Dudley;s quieV'Now. yon must tell,me what.it is !' "With a ' I'll sco you dead first 1' '•'; ' The youhgrnan recognised the mighty qtreng-tt. and* desperate reoklessness of his antagonist,, but -he relied on. his isense of wiiat was right in face of all danger, and thought,if wpjrs^came to] woj.se, he wus' _ the ino're skilled and agile of the two.

Presently Turner said, in a confident tial, wheedlkgMway, his whole de meanour chaugi,r§; 'Say, mate, this 'ef.e Is a bag of gold'l found in yon cabin, and if yell" hold.yer jaw I shall gie yedne-thkd o'it/ ' J\ ''■ jl .*--•-•*.•>-■'■ ' ' ''Neveih'- answey,ed\•Dudley, reso lutely. ' You w t i^ ney.o|vtempt me tp he dishpne^t.' ...... * .'V? ... 1 ,, 'Let the reader imagine the scene, in a bell fathoms- deep ' Under Hvater, phere it would take at least 20 minutes \.o pull up. 7ikZ fierce fight must .end in dea;tsi. rj^uspicipn cppld hphushad by flinging the body to - the r^yenC.Ui3 sharks, arid the.' murderer go off sc(;t free.

-'But the-younger man never flinched. [The.two .stood eyeing each other, jthe pne fox.at^ck, |he-P.tb-er for^'esistan^e. Once Dudley offered to pull the alarm belljbut Turner clutched it from him.5 i After a pause, which seenieda 'cen tury to Dudley,;tlieiPthpr said : : • ye go shares ?' : :: . v . ;, r 'Jjfeyer j'|\yas the firm reply, j 1 Perimps It's not large enough, I'll give ye half.'

A The w.hole-of it is. .top, small-' ' Yo won't give in f 'Notan inch.' ...

I ""V TjVdh tb death and'■——-!' screimfcd Turner, springing^'at- 'his'courageous adversary

Quick as thought pudley caught at the uprkised'arm, poised in the air-for a shot, -at .thelsame .mOriieht making *a junge at; his blood'boiling with indignation at the fiendish ai tenjipt on his life, ' The'luhgc was parried :by Turner and caught on hisshoulderi the foam bursting from- his Woodless lips, and iiis Mcc black-witb evil passion.

Amid oaths and purses he attempted |o frpe his Arm, held,|is in a vice by the younger man ; out he could hpt. "And go they wrenched and swayed, facing each other^ neither giving ah inch,' and nospuud saye ; the .cursies oi bh^i ope and tjie p^ujting.Ojf bc^th, $b their excited chests'hetaved and swelled ■fith deadly'.''irite_li Si At last Dudley succeeded in lo6sihg r"the other's grasp 'and stfl,T)biiiigChim:cln the hand. IThe 'yillain's knife fell,'bufr-with'a yell he grasped fthe younger:man 'in 'Hi's gigan tic clasp, :J\nd, struggling and shifting 'against the bars of wood, they gave' way, While, locked' in a deadly gi'ipi, the" two divers piunged into the sea beneath.

'Down,i;; dqwn,' they sank, ho effort ,being''made;by either to loosen tjie hold on the other/ Tighter and tighter they gripped, till they fell on a'coral ii 7: 7 -'n .77' ;'':,!'7.7 :!7zz^'.7. t 1i .(Death, seemed but a tpifle where passion afid hate were the consumma tion, of .both hearts; and under the influence of the demoniacal struggle.the strength of ta Hercules' wasiexerted on side./- - ,*- **- ,- * ■ j Butl thb'warit of-air began -tbi-iake itself felt. Dudley^ heard ~a roaring and Purging, as of a mighty cataract/in hisear«;? fires flashed before his eyes ] - the idark of unconsciousness crept'pyer 'him ; andy;as his antagonistvlposeUed .his hold, his nerysliss fihgersl'. also "un clasped themselves, afid he had but one ■ though ta—-that of reaching the surface. 1 With a dying Pffoft he struck out, being a splendid 'swimmer.'-., He was stifling, strangling. ' - -' l - i The1 water;whizzed;past!ihim, and, •reaching the;surface,'he gasped- in-the :reyifying*! air.'and,., shrieking,;' Help! hell) •' fainted away. : ("It; was several days before he re gained consciousness^, after having been rescued and tenderly cared;fpr- by .his .cppipampiis aboiirdthe yacht;; then he asked for'Turnei "

He had been., drawn..upJn.the bell, but was too far gone to resuscitate. (lie was found -lying against the bars, grasping the 'bag~ro"f""gold'"'"in 'both ;Hanasi —"^';'fll-^otten vwealtK;rttiatliAd proved r the j .caii l se of his,death. , «Tohn Dpdley. was handsomely paid for'his honest toil, and further rcmu ;nerated.a_id commended for his honest tfjasjatance, but he n.eyer, forgot,.,' the deadly struggle that so nearly cost him his life beneath the^blue...wavesof_,JtJh.e jcoral-rbrmed slimes of Florida.

THE AUCKLA'NL ETENESa STAR, MONDAI. MAY 2, 18g

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Salisbury, Ti.n-n-', April i, 1883. ""' -1 GENTB:-Iv_M.fi..aiHioted!with Berioiis KJdnoy a'ana. Tyrinarruti*o,ublo.-fo"r/,twelve years .-After .trying n_l the doctors and patent I jboi^hearoi4r;lcuae,dftwo/hottl6B of Hop Bitters 'jind;asi perfectly cured. B, F.'BOOIHi'Q! WasHiNGTQN, XCi- April 8,1883. T-th* Hop RUtcraCo. t -■' • ' jSißa:-I writ* ~ i_il_T as a token of tho 'great anpreciationa % have for your' Bittehs. cjjwas afflj,e_^ ( with Inila.ininfttflKi|^eun)^ni .seven'yeaTsu and no medlciis seemed to do ml any good until 1 trlL-d three ....itles of your Hop and-lWiny-ttrprfeajfMm as'weil'to-dar ap «jpr Iwas. a JJhopa.yeu-Oi«y h^vegrexlt 8«4 J reps? m ttet-.gjmt and veMsa,hi© rueaieiaS; ;-Any*' ; ©ne-wis_&git©fc»p'^ ,JsSß»te'aaß^h3g»ie.::vKis.::. .-j.- %,- -.a-.Z-Wz f ■ ii.lll.\Vf_J4AMS,,l^9_KthSt



Business Kotircs. I"> E lata Thomas Short,' Draper and Silk A) Morcor, Aucldand.-r-AlLßusiness Com munications should bo addressed to tlie Manag ing Executor, and■. will receive his -personals attention. ■ -__ ANTB-C) KNOWN—That in; Short's Window may be seen, for tois week only. Infanfe' Poli»ses f»f Is 6d each, worth from 133 6d to 365, at Thomu. Shgrt't Great Clearance Sale. By order of the Executory. WANTED KNOWN — That Gentle men's Hats of tho newest shapes may be procured at one-half their value at Thomas Short's Great Clearance Sale. By order of the Executors, . WANTED KNOWN-rThat the ser vices of i|r Gerrandj for many years engaged with Messrs W. H. Fenton and Co., 1 havo been secured for the Hat and Mercery ; Department,.and that gentlemen may rely upon their wants being supplied fit Thomas Short's Croat Clearanoe Sale. By order of the Exe cutora. .. ■. -..-.■ WANTED KNOWN^That on Tuesday next we shall open Forty Pozens of Gents', Youths', and Boys' Hats, on which we liavp' received a'large' allowance from the ahippiiig company, tho Roods, being datriagod by fresh water oijly. Price np object. Must be sold. at. Thomas' Shorfs" Great'"Clearance Sale. By order of the Executors. WANTED: K^OVYH '---That we' have plfti-od tho charge of our Manchester Department in the hands of Mr F. Andrews, for ipahy years engaged in a aimUar capacity in the well-known establishment of \v,. Whitcley, Weatbouif-no Grove,'XiOndon. -Ladies requiring Tabjo Damasks, LaCe Curtains, Blind Hollands, Quilts,' Blankets, Sheetings,' Towels, Towelling, Toilette Covoru, Calicoes, Shirtings,, Flannels, ( etc.. may depend upon having the above lines at lower prioos than would be charged by any other house in Auckland. — Thomas Short's Great C^ea^ance Sale. By. order of the E*e cutora. :\ ■".';'. ."'.:'': A Z"A" ' ' :"-:'-.- ' .-' WANTED^KNQ^^TIiat our Dress jflatcrlalfl the special charge I of Mr A. Linabury-; and that we are prepared to otter during our' Great Clearance Sale Sorges, Beiges, Winceys. Cashmeres. Merinos. Camel Cloths, Nunq' Veiling, Costume Mixtures, Crapo, Jbrsdr Cloths, Ottoman Cords, and In faot every jfiovelty how procurable (n Dress Matorials, atprlcca that- must astonish, but we would specially invito attention to Qur_i-penuy, Scarborough Serges and Costume Mixtures. Samples sent by parcel po?t to any one inquir jnK.^-Ti-omas Short'a Great Clearance Salo. By order of thcJßyflcptPrs. ANTEt) KNOWN*-That Mr Henry Arthur. McKean, who had chargo for many yeara of tho Clothing Department of Megaip -Puck ley and Nunn, Melbourne, hag now. the manacomontof onr Men's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing. We now have the largest stock at the cheapest pii?*- in Auolslf,nd, and. give the beat selection as to varioty of stylo and flniah procurable. Forprioe list Bee another column. -rThopjas Short's ; Clearance" Sale. By order o' tho Executors. W~ ANTED KNOWN—Tha*} Louis Vel vetebi.s, the wholesale price of which was .8 9d per yard, can now be purchased at , Shorfs for 2s lid retail. Inspection invited at '"Thonuw Short's GreatClcarahiJoSalc. By order >f th« Executors. Samples sent by post to*any j,xdyrequiring. , .. ~ - ■~.■■ : -mj.CJLEII.ERY.—Op and after Monday Jj[l' aoxt, April 25, the Millinery Departiriont •at'thh »te Thomas Short's Drapery Estabiish m.out will.'he under, the supervision of Mrs Duff, ntf'Miss'Noddor. Morning, Wedding, aiid Mliy'neir prdera c^eented most promptly. SHOW"-BOO^-— '^i 0 Executors of thelate Thbma« -Short beg to intimate to theLadiqs o. Auckland that their Show-room, now under th,o c3.ro of Miss Bishop and Mr*?,Macken'sie, has boon greatly ehlari?e_, making it now tho most capaeJot|3 and complete room of its kind in the city, fttv vt.fistien in style, quanUUca for selec tion in Do]manß, Ulsters, Fur Capos, and Visottts, ilielf; stocks aro unequalled, and 1 cu3to*»eißmay dopend thut genuino Reductions wUI to iound |n every line during the Groat • Clearance Sftlo. .By,order of the Eyeeutors. Be|iT KNOI^N thafe; although we may i.'_p&b4;ablo.to' al ways show Kid" Gloves in our wijdovirv the public of Aoclcland may rest : assured tha^ Thomas Short's is the Cheapest ' Hoilsb' lit LadiceV Gcrita',' find Chiiareti'fj Kid.'* Suede, iSifc, • Cashmere, and every* tcsaoeivhbla.-variety, of Gloves--nnd that during the Great Clears Mice Sale we; arc selling overy.dwrJptlQn pf Gloves at lees ■ than whole salo' cost Como and Judge for yo'ufsdve... Thomaß.}Jiort_ Great Clearance Sale. By order of die Ejqciitors. . . - i. . •■/ }~~D 'E cltta Tlvoniaa * Short, Dmp^r ahn Silk "V jviircer. Auckland.—All Business Cohi municotiwe a^onlil fee addressed to tbe Manag ing Exo^i.iprt and, wjlj receive his: personal attention '''';'"'' ■ '--A '■ •'' '• 'A J. BUTC-t'lV] ■•'.- [J* OBEEV. '•TOT 4N TB 1> KNOWN. EVEBS'ONH TO PATBtONISB LOCAL ! \ , INDUSTRY ' ~ By Aheir Goodsiaado at UlO jBOT^ UND^I'CLOTinNG ' aJANUP4CTURING C.O. . Itjbnoge} t MB LEMAJf. : ;; : I I _J.;:-:.-,.. nAjjii or oommpce, i t '■-." GRBA'f NORTH ROAD. . (JRANP PISPLAY. 'i" ■ . ANP ■' ■ ' MILLINERY ;■ L 5 1^ U E X 5 IV S. ;;;! J TJ fi "3j ' As-$ EN E D; VARIETY AND STYLE UNEQUALLED. j PRICED .UNPE^CEDENTED. La,die!Si.wiH ~dpL^oll to dakfl .advantage of-this jiwe opportunity. * ': GET YOUR pRESSES-MADE AT THE . .1' B ON ' M A 11 CHE FOR }2s! Gd, fiiid cn/mre the.host fit And stylo ~ A procuyahlo Inlho.Coi-oixiES. ' AN'ENDIjEPS VARIETir of tlio' LATEST-' NOVELTIES' 1.6 Dresa (Fabrics to from, >vrhiclifp):yajup^cannp.t.j'hqsurpassed."*".^ ■*..;; n:. ASK FOR THE LOUIS' VELVETEEN, Staqipeji. .^9. ey»ry ha.U-yard, for. Is ll.d and '■. ga licl per : yard»grefti.iy, under wholesale cost.. ; A Biook of .re.i.dy-mjide Costumes from 14s 9d 1 and ■upward." ''" ' ,''"*■"' r ".'.*.' "". PATI_gRNS POST FREE. ' BON" MAEOHE, I Q;nE|lN Throo doore li*om Wcllcsley Street East. PATER'S GN' MB GO.. GRAIN MERCHANTS. . Opnihuscs, Brakes,; Cabs, and, Saddle Horses ! r tor Hfre iLtlowek ratoa. Special MraMpmpn\s made, with- Evening an 4' :'.'■■ :,Flcni_3"Ptti'tlca,* Stores noil' StohJwK'^-Lori-O-Btroet. Mt, Hoakill, ' p. qd AVotKiailo, AuolUuiid, N.Z. MR3 WIGG«^ 'NEWTON LAUNDR V .latEY^.BafaET, (Near-<thb Top). --'• :. " ''•EstfibUs.hed ihiO, >■ yi?^| to, onfljlieijidontf) of, An^landnre t&piMfA to ohSerW ihaltliis Livundry is the best in. tbe town;;;'A%arnele3 'carefully washed by h^;^^flni|Ji»W.*ln.,tfco-most!juperidr'ityle by m^_e__T' #ra>^JW hiuids,- Gents!\Clothes. ael^s^ j^-_toou'|hiy ereesed 1 Laoe Ourtain? wms&& f LstafeEf .pft^M^MJie'd-'ftna'iro'neiii''



.Railway Time Table . __ -*-r E W ZEAL Alf D~ RAILW A* S' r^ TIME TABLE. —On and -a-fter APBJL I, 18S7. AUCKIAND AND ONEHUNGA LINE. ' Auokland Weekdays. Bats °^' Svnia,fS' -^^A&^^mMWW¥^WBWl iISa ke. tJun.° ?:1 :: ISMfeS 18IS KS J8 :: fti?,*:» iy» > 46 *GroenLaine !.' -'. .. -•„ ,;v LoW oU iio 545 Ifl^S " 10-5 1.35 12.5 8.2J 2.53 fKljunCtlon ffl t* ifi S&SS H'tS SftftS 7-30 10.30 1.10 1,10 I* •« iSSSS?: ar.: 7.55 9.5 U20U.20 12\iO 2.40 4.55 _j^^ ": '' ... —-a ■ *" -. - ' :"".--, I .".':.'.' - I '..-": 'j _ it-atS ogsisFSi. ®w^ wap a^ 'tt M :: uo 8.« 6:55 #« »J i"« «j jj» - iifi ?'|t Bli ■SSSSff^. I a |j|_j_ti 113 & ::.l i|| [!o_kgski 'i gJSSS^aSSSta^ ,fQf „ - BSe°f forr^afa rEraneh Stations ; f Chahse for Mercer and Intermediate Stations, * . Change for Auckland and In termed iate Stations. :'MAIN LINE. " AUCKLAND-MERCEB-TB AWAMUTU-OTOROHANaA. BQPTH--WEBK Days. ■_. ii ' ' ' i I j_ ■- ... ■ :■*. P.M.; am AM AM. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. 6.20 Auckland .. .. dop. To MD: $> V lUO 445 LU JJJ g Newmarket Junction ..6.10 6.35 7.25 8.0 11.65 125 0.7 j*| 6-f Remuera.. .. .. .. 6.15 6.40 7.30 8.15 B 130 6.12 S.*>. Siie Lano :: :: :: 622 w .» & I wg _a__^ <__!_ mo Penrose Junction 6.28 7. 0 W.O ■8 31 12.25 U.tf 5.00 ...,. otahuhu .. .. {$£ 6- 40 7/ 10 8;. 10 aii . 12..0. 4.59 6;.° :: Papatoltol .... .... V -. •• Iff" £|_ ..--.■ '•• . Manurcva * •• ■• J-J," 2'£i •• " Papakura.. .. 8.0 .. .'•'. 130 6.37 .. .. &T :: :; :: :: :: m " *» u» w ;: ..::.. ,*Runciman „ ... •* " # « ■■■•• SSh o r : :: :: z aw :: i« «.» 6.23 ::.:.: ♦Buckland .. ... .. v _„ •• *■• „.-. »'_*"' •» '*. Tuakau .. .. -...".. .. W •• •• *f 6»~ ♦Whangarata .. .. .. .. . * •■ •'•-•. ~ 7JI ■.""■'' "'■" Poknno _ ...... ".*6 — - ... «•" '-" .. •' tfokono .. _ .... . Jogs 3)5 7>lo Mercer .. « \dep. .. .. .. 10.55 3.10 ._ ''VVhangamarino .. .. _. •• •• * »; " •* " *\Valrangi -.. .. .. .. -• *• »• * "* •* •Ranfirfriri .. .. ~ ». ••* •• : •• t *• .- ■• *Ohinevvai .. .. .. .. •• •• ,••,. ,„, - •• - Huntly „ .... .. ~. •• .. 12.19 5.25 ~ ; .. .. Taupiri .... .. .... .. - 12-30 5.W .. ~ Ngaruawahia .. .. .. .. - •• 12.« 6W _. .. .. *Pukote .. .. .. .. * .. .. * _ v .. - *Toßapa.. .. .. .. .. •> .. ~ r_ ,\ t .■ / arr. .. .. -. 1-20 : 6.45 cFrankton Junction | dep pgj- <# __ li3o #> ;> _ -Rukuiiia.. .. .. .. T. - - A * •• •• «.-„■ Ohaupo .. .. « ..8.35 ~ .. 2.5 7.30 .. .. .. "Lakoßoad _. .. .. * • .. „„, .-■„ .„ »• *. .. Ngaroto -..- .'. .. .. 8.55 .. 2.25 7.50 m_ . 1 arr. 9.0 .. .. 2.30 7.55 teawamuw .. i^; b_7 .. .. .. :: :. *Te Puhi ..'; .. .. .. .. •• *• " # ••: •• *Kawa .. ■'.'.. ■■"■ •. .. -...■; ■•■ »• # , ......... ~. "Kiokio ...... ...... -• — ' •» .. ■ "ptorohanga ..-- - ./^ ..L. .. I- »'■' X;»J ,-y, , ••' '-l;;»-0 j.-^.. * North—Week Days. — ■ . ' I I . j , I * „ Jl-.- !■', .I . ■ A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. •Otorohungo .. .- .. dop. .'. - .. .. Jc&W •Kiokio ~ - .. .. - - , •• * •• •• ~ . *Kawa •• ~ •• •• •- •• •ToPuhl , •- •- - •• •• * 1 t arr'' _. '-~'' ■ ' ' 90 : ' ' '"'■'■' TeAwamctd ....'.'«.' Vdep. - .; ... .. 9.*_5 2. \\ £0 Ngaroto .. .. .. .. •• - -*• •• •• S.p ~ v 3.5 ■ *Ijakoltoad .'. ~ •• '•• •• •• ••< v _,; •• .. * Ohaupo .. .. .. .. •• •• •• •• ... 94a .. ... 3.25 • *Rukuhia .*. «." •- •• •• ""■•*'' «. ' ' *s. *. .. '."■«.'. * Frankton Junction .. {,!££ Z. 7 AT. \\ A. 10M .'! ~ 110 •Toßapa- .. .. « -• •'• - °- ... "-* * .- * * *Puketc .. ...... ...... -. :.,„... . * -.. .. -~*..,, Ngaruawahia .. .. — •• •» *• •■ 11.30 .. ... 4.13 Taupiri .... .. .. .. « - : :•«. _, - - 11.17 .. .. 4.33 .Huntly .. a. - *■ f « ... ' 12.25 .. .. 5.20 *Ohinovrai — .. .. .... — .. „:; * :■.._, -..«..-■ ■•*-' •Itangiriri „ ■... .. .:.."":' •» : ... ~ — .-."." -.;_*,' : .... "..», * <- "Walrangi :...:-,. .. , .......... ... .... ~. .. ~..:---,.. 'X ■>•■■.-■ *T- '■■ 'V-.-.. ■• «. - *Whangamarino .. ... -• >< •• ••' a * _. ». --. * •vrA--^ /arr. .. - .. Uts .. 6.30' Mercer .... ~ \ dep . _. .. e^jo n.30 2.5 .. .1 C.50 Pokcno ... _. .. .. m - .. BJt . 11.4S 2.16 .. .„ 7.0 •Whangarata .. ,- a .. «. * ; •...-_ ...,'-* .. * *"-'■: *. .. * Tuakau ; - «. 6.50 13.8 2.42 .. V * ♦Buckland-:.--«. ...... .. ■ *. ' * *' ' * ■■'■..':- .. ■ • - Pukokohe.. .". A;.' .. », - ~ -7.10 12J11 3.8 a, '.'_>'- f.37 •Pftoratar.. .. vv .. ~ ''*, * * .. .- .. - * *Runcimaa .. ~ ... -* :::.. ~. — -,*•■**. •r * . * ;. * Drury ». ~ -. .." * 7.47 1.10 3.37: ... . 840 ' *Hunua .. .. .. .. ' .'. _. .. * * * .. ..»*.. Papakura.. ~ ■:-'-.. .. .. - , _~ 8.1 1.26 3.47,. -.. ... ,-. 1 8.18 ; Mamirowa ... .. ....... - .... 8.10 3.12 4.2 ' *:.'•'.* Papatoitoi ....' '...'■:..■•■.. '.: "'.'. '~ &30 2.0 4.15' 'L '*J. . ■«-;* Otahuhu.. .. -.. .. ■•-.«, 6.50 8.18 8.41 2.10 1-5 6,20 -^.15 * Penrose Junction .. .. ~ 17.13, ,t 18.30 i§.54 t!3O t!3B tffiSO-' \\_t_ 9.0 ! Elleralio .. _ -? .... 7.20 8.35 §.5S 2.35 0.35 7.35 * *Grecnl>ane \. .. ... .. * * - * * "•.''* " -•;.* ■:: ■ Remuera.. .. .. .... 7.30 8.44 S:ft7 2.45 (US* 7.45 . *"l Newmarket Juno. .. *. .; 7.35 8.40 .0.19 2.55 }5.4 - 6.51 7.50-9.20 AUCKLAXD .. -v ■_ art*. 7.45 8.5S 9.28 g.5 5.13 7.0 B.ov *-.- 9.3() .ma"a _W---W«_^i_^«*______*_.M"__W«P_W__--~"^ >lMM'MM^?' MaT^' a**n^*,*^'>a*M_MM«_Wn--_Ma-^_A___Hki t Change for Onehunga. 5 Chaise for Auckland and Intermediate Stations. --'/. jChangeforKaipara Branch Stations, }; Change for Otahuhu. ' .A. Passongersarenot booked by. this train to Stations hetween Auokland and Onehtuoga. , l p. Only atoya to pick up Pasaongers for South of Penrose Junction, •.-■■ C. Runs on Mondays* W edhesdays, Fridays, and iiatutdays only. D. Runs on Mondays and Wednesdays only. - ; E. Runs from Otorohanga ort Tuesdays and Thursdays only. Tho 9.15 a.m. train from To Awaniutu runs daily. F. Frankton Junction for Cambridge, To Arol^ and Rotorua Line?. , .■'■■.-..■■......'■■'', Cambridoe—Te ARonA and Rotqbca Lines. . Sooth;— Week Day& ' ; , , rh NoRTn.-W_._j__ Days. '". ■;'. . ■ ir ■ J-~ '-. .—. —. 1 — A.M. A.M. A.M.P.M. Auckland, dep. .. 8 Ojil 40 Liclifleld, dep, .. .. .... '.. 6125 —- —: •—-.-—:•■ '. • —-t-t- *Putaruru Junqtion .. '...- .. * .. p m.p. M. *Taulhangi .. .. .. .. * Frankton Jun., dop. .. .. .. .. 1 30|c7; 0 Oxford, dep. .. ... ~ ~1250 Hamilton West.. .. '..' - .. 138 710 '•'■•Okorbinj. '■ •":. A.. '.. .. '*-.'. ■•Hamilton East.. ... .: .... *. „; *. .* *Maneawhara ■.. *0 ;. .... * ;: RuakuraJum,arr. .. ~ .. .. 152 722 Matamata*....-■ ~ ;.. ... -..-.. 133 .: ■ —_—;—.:—'.*,.. '— a, ■ ...— -' : AWaharoa '*"'.;' .. ■' .-. "-.. -* - Cambridoe BR-***- .. •• •• ' 'Walton .. .. .... .. * Ruakura Jim.; dep. ~. -'..' .. >.. 2 0d730 *Kiwitahi.. .... v. .. * *Mongaonut .-.. .'. .. .. '.. * :* Mori ins voile, arr. .. '.. ..235 ''Tainahei'o : '--..- ■•..-. -.. ..- .. * ,*. ■—■ —-r ...;■■_ '.-.'. V ••A*" •'. --—.„'•,.:;■ ;*FonCOUl*t 1 :-.. -.:. '■■; .-.;.■ ..,,....,.:...,* *~ Te AROHA Br»— "HautapU.. .. .. ■'•:.. ... .. ■» * Te Aroha, dop. .. .. :..8 20 . Canibridjito, arr. .A,-.. :. "... 240 8:10 ' HVaihou .. .. '.'. .. * \ ■■;—__..____—: —_—; i-_. , _i_-. :,*Waitba'. -..'. -:..'..■ .. --.■■*< '"■•'--.' . Ruakura Jun„ dep. ... .. .... 2 (K6730 ,*Tatuaa 0 Haun .;..: ... ;. * .'__ ":. ■♦Eureka. ..-? .... .. ... ■». ■ ... . * .* *Murray'a ... ; .'. ~ * "" ♦Motuihaoho .. .. .... * * Morriusvillo, nrr. .. ._ 9 5 " MorrinsvlUc, arr. ...'.'. .. ... 3 40J 810 ——•—-•-■' •*;;:■;._.- '. -i"^ ' ■ -.- ____. '.' '.' "■-.——.•■•• ';.• •'•' '- . ■"]' —■ Morriußville, dep. .. ' ■■'. ..19 1016250 - TkArohaßr.— i--_. ..:..' *Motuinaoli-o .. ... .. * * jMqrrlnsvilJ.o,,dep. ... .. .. .. .. a 255 8.15 *Euroka .. .. .. .. *> * 'Murray's ~ .. .... ... * ;,*' Ituakura Jun., arr. .. *'". 9503 30 ♦TatnhoHaua .. ■.: i. :..'... *; * ■!■■■ .■'--,-.— ,—_-i_ -j ".]£__" Waitoa . .. ... .. -.. ,'. *i 1? Cambrtdok'Br.—: . 1 ~ *Wiiihou ~,-•.. .. ..' ... .. * * " Qinibridgo; dep. .. '"*:' 9 i-4__2stl •:■ Te Aroha, arr. .. -.-. ,-..,..,, 340 8:55 *Hantapu..-....-- .. /A*Y^* -"''•'"■--. —— '- —^-*i !•**-— — * '—'■• —:- ——•'• *Eencourt*... ~;*. .. ■ ■.-..-■* »■ Morrinsville, dep. .. ■-.. ... ,i&250 M - 'Tamahere ~ ".. _," * * ; ■•Kiwitahj.. ..-.*.. .-.* :_ .. .. ! * ;. "Mongaonui ;i .. .. '-/, •"■* « *: ♦ Walton ~ .. .. ~«_, ... .. *■■ —; RuakuraJun, arr.. .. * 955 3so J '*Yvaharoa ■'.■". ' ... ... .... ,;.'. * __. —'...,. ■ -.'...:. --' -.__ _. . .-. - , - -Matatnata ~; ..; .. ..•':. 353... :: Ruakura!Juh., dep."'.; \\_ nUj in ♦Mangftwhara .. ■..-.. ..,-_. -..'.-■* _, ■: ■-'Hamilton'East.v^ .. ' " .:■• * V^V?: JOkoroiro., .. .~- .. .. .. * .. Hamilton West.. .. !' 10 20 355 Oxford .. ... ... :.. .. ..... 435 .. Frankton Jun., arr. . 10 25 in *Taumangi ;, .. ;. .. ~ ♦ ;, . :-, ■■-. ■ " ___ , fPutarur.uJun._. 'A ..' ~.,'•* ... Auckland. a_r. .. .. ..613930 .-, LlGhfleld.jarr. ■>;.■■;.]<■ : r -.. *j=J 5 gqli.. ..-. . "r -l A-- -. .: -■-■■,:.. ■, "',[,. . '".ZZZ ' ■ ■ * Flag Slation, ''-. ' ' "*" -r'Z" A'■'■'■■'' -A*".:' -'■'.- "■'■<■-■ f, a Rupal on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays only, b Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays aiw_S Fridays onljr c Runs on Mondays, Wednesdays. Fridays, and Saturdays only.: d Ituns on WeS? hesdays and Saturdays only,, The others run daily. ~ • -,-.£.,-' ■ " ea^ r A Runs on first Sundays in each montlj only. '■'"*.-''' ■ KAIPARA BRANCH.-ApCEi.A^D-Hi;ND_;ttsoN-^n£i,ENsvm.a. Auckland to HKLE>TsviiLE,-WKBK Days, j Hbleksviub to ■Aoo-ti_Asp'~WEßk Days. :am 'am m' '*' I "~~ " ~ ~~~^' —A* . Auckland .. dep. Vo"" m™_ Helensville ..dep. %w IUS Vib' Pa" , .Newmarketfunct'n ,7.12. v.l21 1.572.25 ♦Helensville South ♦ * • -Mount Edon!. ;.;..., 7,19 IU9 5.4 2.5. -ohtrangi : ' * •■ . " "' IS ngi.lan-*/'*•. '■"■ :* 1' • *-; !';■•'.'*•' *Paeroa.. i . ".''* -. - . 'v •..-.; tMorningsido.. •■-■..«. * ;.♦ »". «■ !*Woodhill . '■'«'-. * "• <■ i •Mount Albert . ♦ » » * 'Eeweti . " " *» * * " ~Avondale,;..;,. 7.35 U. 98. 5.20* . * '•Waimankti ■ *" •» •» » "■ •Now Lynn ~,;...;»:;*».;.*, . * i*Kumeu '- *" *'■'■■•» is I"**. *n *' wattomm .....,,., *. *■ 3,0 Taupaki •* - « » ...Iter :: :: 8^ 5A >5 :■ SST 1:: :: 7^ L^ 6-2° :: P 8.25 12.32 6.16 .. .. ?. 8.0 2.5 M_ " r # Kum%- .;'-, :, ;. 8.45 LS 6.33 " *Xevl%n-.l . V * , I *f» -= '- ;; :: Etta*:: : :' : : •Holensville South" • • • " ■ fci* E,de?v '*3 8.47: 12.65 asi^ 5.13 * ¥ 4T B iewed priw, to m lWm »ow ofnceuLd S ht^Uonß' j J' Pi Ja^-Oiffi'T&iVGflß^



Drapery, &c >;. FOUR WEEKS TO ClUj ■ ' =—= ' '! ' "'■" ■''■■-. ■'-'' ■ '"'■'■■ :' '■■'■' '*':' Tn "ending forth thia announcement, I beg to state that my b.i.si..cf* a f or .a. ; seasons bas so soriously suffered through ill health, that I have decided to t , m,/ ' : and to save selling the whole Stock by tender, purpose holding a '"1 , FOUR WEEKS' GENUINE g^l' COMMENCING AT ONCE. •_■'. " ■ - * ■ -- ~'. 338^ GREAT REDUCTIONS' P A - ■'■■' " - 7 Reductions will be made on every article, and no deception. At tho i .rminati,^.. 7_ •' the Balance of Stock, with long Lease, Fixtures, &c.^v..i be w' ' •■■•■-.-■ submitted to the Public for Tender. ■ k * ;...*■'..'" v" . '.-' • -' ' Cashmeres,^^^^%d!^ '^^S^ . 'HA ' IS£&GO^ ■' : -^'^Id M 6n , Tweed Overcoai,,, -Jf. Crewdson's32in.No. 2 - - ...-, #J Kmcker Suits from - . ; Scarlet Flannels from - - - "id Tweeds by the yard hoia » ,*&£ . Sheetings, white and unbleached, from b|a Men's Shirts - - . ._"I ? Table Damask frpm - -. .'- -Men's Socks .... ~.. 9/4' Blankets from -' -' • - 3s bd Men's Hats - - ~, * Ladies' Corsetrf Is 3d per pair ~ Flowers Id each. Underclothing, Infants' Robes, &c, clear at Lowest r.:, . / , . _\ COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS TO \ JAMES SCUTT/- VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS'- '; '- ■ "- " ' ' '"'■-""' --■■ ■:. -%-A A UQKL AND. • Throe mlqutea from Tram Oar, top of VY'-Healoy Street. [;'.-','; . ' •• . ' '■-"., - '■•..'."' -- ■-■■i ■ *<-< \** '■' ■ ' '■:■''"■...:... a,' .■. ,'■ ■■ '■■ t3L J, ■---■> ;■:. -:.' ■■ ■ '-.:. ■ ■ *',' - ■ ■' ' rj[|j ■__^^^^-^--^^^^^--^^_ >'.', ,'.■..--.■■■':■'■■-'■.■„■■... ' ■■'■-.:''- !•...■■.■■.■'".■■-■'-■■■•:■ .;• ... f|'v*|. if\ y-' OMIT II & ri AUGII EV, 1887-AUTUMN & WINTER-ll™ . — ■ - | v



SEW SILKS NEW VELVETS! PW -PLUSHES! ISTEW- DRESSES SAVE THE WAREHOUSE ""' ~ "" """"'PKOPITI . SPECIAE ■ •■ Y.AJLTTE /. SAVE THB WAREHOUSE PROFIT! J NEW 7ELYETEENS ' '.'s;ATEff'ffs'.;:-i ' .WAREHOUSE PROFIT! •"*■ '- i j'" i "■■ n"m -.'■ i ---A_>f± ■ Z__...:.A i, ■■;. j MILLINERY1 NEW MANTLES! NEW HOSIERY! NEW -GLOVES!:. underclothing! -,n i ' ' j ' ■*-- ' -. ' ' ; I SAVE THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT! BLANKETS FLAJOTELS SAVE THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT! - CALICOES : SAVE THB ,' "■ WAREHOUSE PE OFIT I •LlirE If s, &c ---!, SAVE THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT! CLOTHING " MERCERY SAVE THE Warehouse PROFIT! NoTR-Our rcpfltption for giving GOOD VAL add that we are resolved to maintain this by c have conducted our business in the past, i.e.. Cheap and Selling Cheap^or CASH; ONLY.. IMPOR * sWe»fe>ni?_NOt.B3&.



I S. & 0„ encouraged by the iymi-i: , cess that ha 3 attended their tri ..*i r * «, Hti % : in the-past, have,made such arr .'VuirtlH.', the approaching Autumn and tt.'-itrsiA"l"""' euablo ihoin to offer to roody moncypnraa'S'l.' ot Silks, General Drapery .>* i *■ _*t assortment which forester, i -.fiLifj! and cheapness, will surpass all fonaorß««a|Sl Lyons Silks and Satins, for dress and tnuaif., purposes,' in black and plain colounngs,iitf broohes and stripes, and a mafrnifloeril &W mont of I'lushes and Tarlan Veheta .bi\\W < much in demand. Prevailing euades-ih'}} Grey, ltuty, (..arnct, Navy, &c. fA K.8.-Oui' A.:i<:_\ Silks arc wc!l-._dgs.sl guaranteed makes. Our own IsipoßTia, |4 A 6 usual vory special attention has boraß*:; ' ' to thia department, which will bo found rc^^Si,,' with not only the Latest Npvoltlca m fee ■'■ Presses, but an immense assortment o(pt;:: useful fabrics, suitable for house or stm.-iiS:* 4|d, (ild. BJd. 10_d. Is o}d and upwanls. ta. ! Merinos. Cashmeres, French Twills land B^k' | etc., in heavy winter makes, at lowest ru' , ■prices.:-." ■" .'-■'■~l.'* - 'Z'",'Z~'Z ■', '■■," '• ■ _*?.B.—S, feC-arethelarffestß-tjiiLttityrj'-'- ,' of Dress Good::, ia Auckland (city or/mom. . glack and Coloured French StoW -■.'*, [TJashmeres, all pure wool, 45;lnches wia,l3ll|V. t, 2s 6d, 12s lid, 3s 3d. 3s' Cd up, i-iiportdfeL v from an eminent iFrench.'imanufactn-iiig fall A ' French Foul<ss, .ill wool,reliablegoods.tol-i,.. '.:■'.. iand'colours'(all shades), is, Is U! l*•_. Wool Jersey Cloth.wiiitcr weight, Is _._ (ijU "; tumo Cloth, 7id.to Is :__d per yard. "Ikßjf-4 Check Dress Cloths, in handsome coloiKSai.'. 7Z to -b inches wide,'BJd to 1 M r ->r yajA aft. pcrial Navy Serges, al! wool; In fl.4'li «.•*%...- Is C.d, la 9d, Is lid and lis 3d. ' |v Anticipating a large demand frr Ys^&WAA we have now in stock, and to arrivc.«li»*£. ,'•; Doric, andArawa, an adeqnat " i '*.->;«£;,. ranging from Is 6.d to I I I Rival" and several otu , _ m,' Bl|P the celebrated-:' Louis," which v. .- .>oD<.twiH!|j§§|i;. from tho world-renowned niakor.* . - »■-. A . These departments will he' found 'Mlllii stocked with novelties and sta_&ard:m-^..E#!s own importing. A splendid ajSortniuntdMEM-. Ulsters and Winter Wi i s mfim i *-pM'*IK.L curl ..cloths (tho: new sh.^es), at pnr-siafflpW1 from Iss6_ to 39_ Cd. These, with be-emMfiJP. lots, have' been seemed at clearing !°s|/*fa by our buyers at tho end of the London W|&~ Special value in Short Jersey _-.rt o°rl[ffiy Jackets, in black and colours, horn V "*Mt?fe_*J.-;. (il. Handsome Dolmans, .^ling Slcovo W-f- - Visitcs, and Fur-lined Capes in - ! 'WflK-1 '_ -._— ft Vi . ; Infants' Cloaks. Pclis ~ etc., I dii i C«§ "%. r and Underclothing, iv • host 3 ffk l the "Hibemia Sterling* Lock Stitch" wrX* clothing-, pure long-cloth, perfect _tapic* e -v. N-.8-We hold the largest stock off^fev: Corsets and Underclothing in AucklandWpfj;;: province). Z:'i-'' All bought before the a.vj.*- "raEiH1' wool.'.'Our reputation fo. >;<j\.<\ .ll,ie^,KlUl i kets, Flannels, Calicoes, Hlicctinib.Pnunl'^fe-^j Of Manchester Goods wo aro itt-P'.tswtMWpv'' sustain by. marking theso goods at tlie stw^lA '< remunerative proht. We receive ««ir *%&■%. , ■direct from tho best souie&s (Pi<*» •*} \Lv - Colonial), and have in mi '<• ' .[ order several excellent makes. '■■-.-■.■ ICKJJF '.* own name and brand, and will be iu\w,<fj}. >:> ■! ordinary value. Our special value .DJ>'J U.;S'--. 9x4 size, 9s lid; 10x4,15s lid, i^ral'ff pair. Cheapor quality .and . special -• suitable for hotels and boarding l-v'.-j, V, V;i-:' stock. New Zealand Ulankets from l*»?i • 505.; Now Zoalitiid-Flanhels at is ad,lsM, i- | - Is lOd, 25.; Imitation Welsh --Flannel,;,*! - lojd, etc.; full yard wide, Is. ____—•;■ A Grey Calicoes at 2.d, 3d, 3_d, >A 5J / ___. s}d Grey Calioo-'is fuU yard win.' afS ,» ■special': value: White Calicoes m■ ■' makes, including'the colobratpa T" vi' ■ direct from tho makers, and utiicf w»i _ >. makes direct from the nulls in "*''f 3U--v each'piece bearing our own nanu. !l,,(J",u|-i.f - .Washed Twill: .Sheetings, exceptional "**, S from B^l.up; Finluy's Kheetiflp.injpSjjpp: at lowest* prices.*" Flax Sbiitinga, Q,L -Jy^ makes and good patterns. »t3jcl, 4;il.jpl*''-,.;!'.;' Jean Shirting, extra strong, Cid, m\™>AA- - Wincey ShlrSngiit liil.m. 103 d, and » gfc Crimean Shirting,-best makes, f^J^A-AfJi . ;ExDoric,and to arrive, Irish Handkerchiefs,. Linen Aprons, JLiom*- S_iisl,ri Table Damwks.- 'Clothß, and Napl J^Sfsil*.' Diapers^ Gents' Shirts '' '' - •[',,W«i.r.?i-!' These goods, having fat' : , 'L^jjMf andoought for prompt cash from I) ffAA & facturers, will lift sold, ns heretofore,an?^f,- * : cases less than who-'.sale prices. ' _____^\\":Z ' Our stock of Men's, Youth-. :.' : ~_>f 7 rf|||vj ing isiperhapH.the largest to be'■Q-.ilJp _etail: establishment ln \«bvr t# \lf QMMi ;woul'd direct special att**<itioc to v™ e_^k3 of Colonial Goods from tho lead"-? £. I«ni-!§r§_| mills. .Also, that.-we-are the BW-^ |a\ Auckland for tho celebrated 'hie'v* o t4|ft Geolong 'Clothing, manufaoturod m i > and highly rocommeildod because MOS^Mr^ andvvearmgquaUUes. #> 1 l .ri z UE being-sufficiently ebtahlisheai.^ %\_ifhA-' strictly.udhedng.to iho pmioiples W, j^M^ giving it our personal atteiit-Qu, and •'».''-v &■ ■ ?k_QUEEN_BTBE^ I;