CABLEGRAMS.

' EUSOTKIO TELEanAPH-COPYMGHT.]

THE TONGAN OUTRAGE.

MITCHELL'S REPORT.

(SPECIAL.)

' ;i .•; ■'■':• London, May 13., ti am has been received by the Mbffice from Sir ; C. Mitchell, dated ; a,3th April, co° e^t iSi:ih Tonga, ahd stating that ,iiad.. promised to make the t' fe respect the constitution of Ibhe fk f)^d : that the religious' freedom tk ire9leyan3 would be protected.

ANNEXATION OF ZULULAND.

'.'.; i'(REUTJER'S TELEGRAM.)

[<- ;• Capetown, May 13th

..jnnowced that;;the ; whole of ".^ ie xcept a portion claimed by has beeQ proclaimed "fjprnto^.--

PEOPLE'S PALACE OPENED.

inthuslastic Reception of the ygpa Quecu. '

TELEGKAM.]

m !»«■ • ••-■'_''London- May 15. : i|e;Peop]e's Talace in the East of kiolffas opened by the-Queen yes- Wo£& Majesty, accompanied by IcPri'iiie ofWales and other members (I the Royal 'Family, left Paddington Co proceed to Mile End Road, rlerefe -Palace is situated, via Hol- Ipffhdreshe was received by the 'gjfayor and Corporation of Lon &b who escorted her ta .Aldgate. Re' Royal patty occupied five open yj^s..1 The'route was lined by lip1 volunteers, and 5,000 regular tops. The,|kreets were gaily decorated^ snd trempndpas enthusiasm was mant .ltiied"by'the large crowds.of people 'ilokd; assembled. • The. weather iioaghoiit"was splendid, and the ilsk proceedings were o great success, (hfte Qaeen^s return sho was enfcer iinedlt-tie'Mansion House by the liianilidy: Mayoress. ;; .

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

[I I [reuters telegram.]

'~ ' •■ London, May 13. i teois are unchanged at 103^. New iW4iperceht. inscribed-stock :has Ifaedßy'lOs tc> 99^. ; Colonial rkstulfsT^cdiaide wheat, ex store, iSji"SreV(f'. )^ZealtaJcl' wheat,' 'highest KalitieOtfl6.4|.Xlelaide "flour, ex Kre, Jfls.. ..Total,quantity, of, wheat- Ukfiot 'United lingdonl, 1,570,000 miters; for the Continent, 560,000 ptters.y rJJfevr Zealand frozen ta,:iJßrime quality ; is realising 4d to pw pQimd.j -Australi an tallow. is a^angedAt |a?t, quotations, namely : ||,^erage; .quality, 225; mutton, % Tlje;W.hea|iHJArke fc is ,much about the sanie;a3 ; Jas.t.,quoted. .. ~■ j

• «. .^..Adelaide, May 14. ~ ■ withmbre inquiry; town bar,;£?"lo» W'£W~ -country brands,

IRISH RIOTS FEARED IN CANADA.

' . [REUTEn'3 CaBLEGPuVMI]

; "' Ottawa, May 14,, JBrien, • th^ • Irish Nationalist Wer, arrivedt;; at •Quebec. yesterday. |» |aa received • \yith. enthusiasm by »«pi populace of-.the city. He an *ted that; he had resolved to ad «a meeting in Toronto;- in spite of ~,6?V'the; Mayor and |teaia..>; ;■.; \'.' u ~':-, .' -.%-. ~',

THE GOVERNMENT OF NEW GUINEA.

; telegram.): :.

. ■''_ ' London, May 13; ---ffte 'House of. Commons to-day, pry dollancl, iii reply ivzLques-. rawted-that it is proposed that the f Went o£N ew Guinea should be m by;an.ofEcial 'appointed by 2 ■ c Queensland Minis <•*.:guided in -his administration 15ewer%ieiit df thatcolouy.;;". '

MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.

.>■ ' ; ' London, May 14. '^ndon Chamber of Commerce gg. to the reqtiest .ofjthe Lon -ptDittee.tb'adyise the provincial

ILLNESS OF MR. PARNELL.

jjv .i London, May 13, W?^' >vho recently arrived' in "Cd ¥andl ! 3'sfcill seriously i[ ' llaa gone to Bourne-

THE CZAR AND ENGLISH OFFICERS.

May 13. Sfflffi^e "Czar/, received Sir J4fe and th^ other Eng ,"J %day ' ■■■■ '■■•-,

FROZEN MEAT.

%»„"?. '*5 Xtiv J^ best portionI'of ■'•««hßedfairpriceß. .-■•

AUSTRALIAN.

THE LATE COLLISION. OF WAR . ships. : ■'

(reuter's telegram.)

/ Sydney, May 14. A dOURT martial is. being held in connection with the collision between H.M. ships Tynd and Myrmidon. , '

THE VICTORIAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

M elbourne, May 15,

All the persons injured in the AVind sor railway accident are progressing favourably, with the exception of Mr Cosmo Newbery, whose condition is rather worse..

SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENTS.

Sydntey, May 15,

A telegram from, Mackay. Queens land, states that mysterious vessels have been seen making a thorough survey of the anchorage of Port Nenry. Signal .flags have since been discovered on the islands.

NEW ZEALAND AND THE ANTARTIC EXPEDITION.

Meleoorxe, May 15.

Mr Gillies, the Premier, has received a telegram from Sir 11. Stout declining on the part of the New Zealand Go vernment to contribute to the proposed antarctic expedition.

THE GOVERNOR OF VICTORIA.

Brisbane,. May 10.

Sir Henry and L"adjr Loch, who have been on a visit to Queensland, left this city yesterday for Melbourne. ,

ANGLO-COLONIAL NEWS.

London, May 14.—Sir T. Mc llwraith,. of Queensland; is about to float the Reed's Creek Mining Com pany with a capital of ;£ 140,000, and the No. 1 North PiVcenix Mining Co'n> pany with capita. The death is announced of Mr John Daly, of Little Collins-street, Mel bourne.

The Bank of Australasia has ap pointed Mr John Sayers as successor to tho late Mr E. S. Parks, who was killed in the Railway accident near Melbourne. . .

The frozen meat by the Ormuz was mostly damaged. The best portions of the cargo realised fonrpence;

Sir Saul Samuel has cabled asking what amount .has been contributed in Australia to.the Imperial Institutes The official report of tli'd Conference will be ready in three weeks. In the House of Commons, notice has been given of a question as to whether the .proposed scheme of colo nial naval defence-will be speedily subl mitted to Parliament. ..

Judge Chitty has confirmed tho sale of the remaining assets of the Oriental Bank to the realisation of the com pany, leaving the liquidators to collect the assets, the company guaranteeing tho defied should the proceeds not realise three and sixpence within three years.. "\Vhen the creditors receive nineteen and ninopence the company are entitled to the; remaining assets. Creditors are asking for the cash down. '; The death is announced of Mr Good all■'Francis! - •

- The:' Australian Mining Company Syndicate, with a capital of ,£25,000, is registered. •

Tlia lolJowln s appeared in our Second - Edition on Saturday evening.

THE EVACUATION OF EGYPT.

[special.]

. London, May 13. It is announced that the evacuation

of Egypt.by the British troops willnbt take place sooner than two years or later than five."

THE IRISH BISHOPS AND POLI TICAL AGITATION.

Cardinal Simeon advises the Pope to invite the Irish Bishops to rigor ously prevent their clergymen from taking part with political agitators."

THE "TIMES" AND THE PARNELLITES.

The;"!iT;imes" is.publishing evidence showing that the Parnellite policy was paramount in directing the.operations of ther GlanNa Gael Society. ;■';-'; ;■r

I !Mr Bright ridicules, the claim of, the Parnellites; to 'select committee vfbile the Law. Courts, are Qpen., . ; • ~

NEW INSPECTOR OF THE AUS TRALIA BANK.

' The Bank; of Australasia lias;.;ap pointed1 John Sayers as successor to the late E. 5..; Pjirkeis, wh? was killed; in the railway accident- near -Melbourne.

IRISH AGITATION IN; CANADA.

Rioting, is feared if Mr ,O'Britn visits Kingston and Toronto. ; i

POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

. A. crisis if feared in French politics, M. Goblet I announces .that he 'is .not able; to; concede the reductions de mancied-by th^'^udge^^mpii^^ \

IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

'■'.Sir SaulSarauel Has;cabled "aj&iiig what-amount"has "been'contributed in Australia to tho Imperial Institute.

;:AT]regLAyi>^ WmM 'SWAM,::M6^pM ,.;■ ;Mlf >;■ mMt

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Drapery, Clothing, &c. /^^\ I" HOBSON-ST. I ■■\\ £, VISIT y> I CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND HABIT Hobsox-s'treet. We respectfully invito attontion to cmr Larze Stock of &VELTIES for tho present season. Ouiv Gi-eat Variety and Choico ol1 t.ho Best Fabrics, with tho Skill and Tulentwo ompioy and tlio great success o£ our efforts to produce Superior Garments, -PERFECT' in FIT and UNEXCELLED, in CUT mid STYLE, givea us every corOidcnco in respectfully soliciting Iha favour of a visit. All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk bofora being mado up, and Stand; workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment Sxstbm has beon found to boft great boon,by enabling thoso wkh limited incomes to procure 'necessaries iv the easiest possible "way; , All Goods aro markod in plain flffurog. Ctish Customoi'd reooiv» r f> per cont. discount (one shilling in tho pound sterling) on all parcels of-'o3andupwtirdß., >...,, ■ - ' ■ -'INSPECTION INVITED. - '. Tram cai'a.pasa tho door. .. moiaster; :'■■ ; SHALDERS, AND CO FOR NEW tff^L f^tJ^^.. —' — McMaster, Shalders and Co. ~: 204 & £OG, QUEEN STKEBE.. L , (JEAND DISPLAY. ; ;;; ENGLISH / PARISIAN : ■ I. ■ ~.-•;■ MILILIHEBY 'AT '". ,' ' 3 US T- 0 PEN E: P VARIETY AP iryLE . UN/EQtJALL^P. PRICES* UNPRECEDENTED. Ladies will do well to tako advantage of this !• /-rare opportunity. , , r ,,;,.;,.' GET YOUR .DRESSES MADE AT THE , :,-,'': bq^m ■ m:a »■ as Xi ;"■ ;■',, FOR 12s 6d; arid ensure the best fit and'fltyle procurable in the Colonies. • ,tn AN ENDLESS VARIETY oC | tho LATEST NOVELTIES in, Drese Fabrics to Holuct from, which tor value cannot be surpassed. . : • 'ask for TH;fe: f!' ! u:(;[j\'l LOUIS VILfETEM, Stamped on QTory half-yard, for Is lljd and 2s lid per yard, greatly under wholesale cost; i --A Stock' of ready-made Costumes .from. Us 9d and upward. • .. ~, PATrERNS POST #REE. QUEEN STRE ET, AUCKL AN D, T,h"ree dqors from \Vollesloy Street East. ~ i EXTRA PAIR Qf TROUSERg■■. ■g:'^ ;: ; 505.:/ ■ &5.W '' ■■.605.',; '1 § •ij | ■:: . 655. 70a. . 755. ' il | ':'..,Bds. • '85s. \ . 90s.', i.g fc H- .EOBifMbN^TAiEQir.,,^ Xi 5 • Cook <* <5 bet Sjs. y^> S vj^N«w», fh.i^m »..■■.../: ,-^ i 4 f« •■ XJr I ORUy STREE'i'B; l\-y ' ji.i ' IDXTRA OF TRGUSEORS! - : ...'.. . ~.■:■.' .'.■..'.■: —!tt^" —~...,■.: —"~.' ''' "* WORSTED SUITS j with an. extet Pair, of Trousers J.'ov nothintr. £4.—At J. H. Dalton'a, Tailor, Victoria-street East. ■• ■»■



IRON AND STEEL MtfRC&ANTS, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, City; Also at Newtott, Newmarket & Symonds Street. MESSRS. E. PORTER & CO. Ayish to drkw attention to their large shipments to arrive, which, _ added to their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed with' ■ thorn, and at the very lowest prices. . ■.s£-■-.»--.•-- ""'.' , " j .I,l} :-■: ■ . ~„! i 1 ,'. ~.,,. ,i--v <n-.r-,-,..-.,.„, '"S'-IJIf How laaidins?.=«-AMBBIOA frctai..London." ] 236 bars Iron . ' . j,v; '■.&?•'' ''•'•■ 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil Hi plates Iron - "'» i-1 .w'vjfoii ■ / • 50-drums Boiled-Linseed Oil . '■91 bundles Sheet Iron -•■->' , ' , ' 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil 16 Self Sotting' Ranees, 36 to 42 inches ' . 2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil '« ... (5. Artisan Ranges ' ~ ~ ,-, 20 drums Colza Oil 48 Register Grates ■ • .'.. 20 drums Stockholm Tar SO cases Galvanized Corrugated Intoi 200 boxes Swedish Pitch, in 7 and U Vas. ]f> Hornsby's Ploughs, 1 and 2 wheel ' ' 2 oases Iron Chest and Cupboard Locka : 1 cask Shares • ■ , 1 case Bottling Wire 1 cask Broagtc and Wheels . : ' 1 cask Teo Hinges 14500 feet Galvanized Tube?'B to H incb ■ ' . 124 bundles Hoop Iron, fto I{-inches 2 caiks Galvanized Fittings keS* Blask I)eck Spikes 2000 feet Black Tubes..'. .. ' ' ■. 4 kegs Spouting Spikes 2 casks Black Fittinrrs 13 casks Black toil Chain 212 kege Wire Nails ' f ' 4 casks Galvanized Coil Chain 61 tons Black Fencing Wire 1 bale Plough Lines 5 tone Galvanized Fencine Wire ~,. 1 bale Sosh Line 21 bundle* Galvanized Tubs 2 caeee Twines i 2 cratesGalvarlizecl Watering Pots " J caso *xc B™M° Bush Hooki , 1 case D. E. Picks. , 1 case Patent Augers 1-case Box, Brass, and Ivory Rules , • 1 case Slashers and Grabbing Adze's ■ ...' .. 1 caee Metallic and Stool Tapes . . v . lease lowerßoUe, LeaduigHames,,etc., etc. 1 caso Tools, various . •• . 1 cask "Sofa Springs .^. 1 case Turnscrews, Pruning- Shotfo, etc., etc. $■ ,;: J caso £ olts' Latches,. Steel Lottera.ebc., etc. 1 case Bullock Bells - ' v" J 1 case Cppper and Brass Kettles, Bell Staples, etc., etc. 1 case Spring Balances and Locomotive Balances J ca*f Gutter Prints, Polo Rings, Mouse Traps, etc., etc. 1 cask Charcoal Irons , \ cask }*&$ a. nd Heav* Iron- Washers 1 cask Frypan* * oase hardening, Hedging-, and Housemaid Gloves, etc. 2284 Sash Weights l^ New landing jx OI.MAE'O' flbtti London. 250 casks PorUan<fcCemen6 " . 6 caelcs Bolts and N«t« \ 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil 1 * cneke T d. aPPeJ Nuts 50 drums Boiled Linseed 6a' . • 1 case Lick wood Mies 2 casks Raw Linseod Oil 1 case J inner Chiseta, FunsffHoolcs 2 caska Boiled Linseed Oil * cuß° ONI el8'f oes ' Gum Kniyea and Blades 2 oaska Putty \ Z°f Ei ectro late' new dcsiSn 13 "Mistress" Ranges 4 bale* Brown Paper 9 "Aidress" Ranges'■'■'■ 1 caso Plate powder .: 6 "Trafford" Ranges 1 cose Seme Twine 4 "Tictoress " Ranges * crates Earthenware Teapots i 5 "Enchantress "Ranges ,2-bales DoojMats 3 Amorioan Pearl Ranges \ ? aec}} nn f }? ck* i 12 •'Queen"Stovte 4 bundles Wn-o Sieves 12 Kitchen Sinks ,~^ .^ cases linned Tack 9 '> Corn Crushara ' 1 cask Gold Waihers 1 Chaff Cutter' '^ 1 cask Pudding and Baking Pans :"3 HarseGearc and Intermediate Motions . 1 cask Enamelled Candlesticks, Cups*and Saucers", 4 casks Gas Globes ' ■ . ej:o. leto. ■ ,1 case Hand Saw and Mill Saw Files . l cask lMmmellcd Basins, Dinner and Scup Plate?, etc., 3 Yauxhall Donkey Pumps n ; r ~ , n , , , _ ~ , „..";,_ J ca»o Eley's Gun Caps • . . 1 caeo Hobbe' Cupboard and Padlocks, ZJapht; Latches, '2 case* Lav«l> Cream Separators, and Intermediate etc., etoj Motiona, complete \ caH° «ard? n Svnngos .1 case Burgon and Ball's Sh9op Shears - 1 cas« Mortise 1 urniture, Centre Knobs »nd Cupboard , ' 5 orates Eartliomvftre loiL/rfi'li'ju- nr v- :" 2 cases Fender*, nickel mounted 12 Mntfglng Machines ■ ~v.,x 105 rolls Galvanised' Wire Netting . 2 cases Carriage Bolt* « 1 bondle-QaLvanißod-Pea Protectors r „ J case SjWWtß' Rif^> ctc -' etc .TO boxes Coke Tinplates • caß° atd ".^ P^' ne s Shears J caso Soldering Preparation n , L 2 cases Bmss 1 oundrv ' ■ vi cafie Meat Hooks, Hasps a&tf Staples, Angle Brackets, • . 1 cask Copper Nails, Rivota and Roves ■ oto etc *' ... 1 case Cabinet Brass Foundry 1 caKei^vt- Ventilator*, Hat and Coat Hooks, etc., 1 cask Galvabized Win* otc _ " * „'• '■•■■ -i 1 case Brats Sheets 14 bundles Galranized Coal Scoops; ''«' '' ' J caß|« £ lo"f !feT J7600- feet Galvanized Tubes 3 oaßkß 8111 l( 'ck: Chai»3 3200 foeb Black Tube* '•• : ■ ■'-' ' J ; Wow landing ez S,tI3D JOSEPHY frcon M*ew York. 177 Sis Galvanized Barb Wire .lv> ~-' ■'- • •' J caßo FfJtffigS U'E '• wm Axm .1-case Soldering Copper.? n • A«. ] CttßC SnJp"ond Coal Tongs . icaso^Wkcts - ,: '; -•i; * t&SHSISSSS* *l ' * '•'. - ■* -eCoS'andS Hooka 4 cages Lathing J^tqheta ■ g.cases Adze HandUa ' 1 case Post Hole Augers V , , . , 2 cases Pick ■Handles . -.^.^^ Najl Puli *» • ! 1 tSDhVta ~,,, 2 cases Fa,ncy Woods, comprisilnp Holly, Black Walnut^ ; sSSSsr : • ' ™SSlS^^-- W^ 7 eases Lawn Mowers ' 1 case Walnut Desks , , . , *> p caso Hollow Augers . ; -~ < /-;.■>■< - -2 cases Kochoater Lamps, various patterns •"'; '. I 3 cases Sovri ng^ Muchine Oil ■ > " J crate Rofriterators ' l-casoCartiklgea •" "' ' ' -"*' ,j,r'i>:y_ii ,^ I lease Egg Beaters and Augers, etc.,' etc. -■■! 3 crate* Ilovolviug Rolling Pins 1 caso Picture Nails; , . . 1 caso Clocks - •> casea Improved Blind Rollers ' -:- 5" barrels Tar - ( ...,,,, ; ~. 2 case* Lamp Wick* 2.-bundles43.winga..~ - • ; 1. case Lump, Shades .: ' , 34 cases Sharp's Axes ' ' \ f ' ,' l-case" Telephone Trumpets '20 ca^es NeatefbotOiP -■-• ■- ~' . : : ~ 3 cases-Wire Stretchers ■12-Wire Mattresses- - T case Sluice Porks T case Speed Indicators 2 caßoß Wirei Mattresses To arrive per CBJTStfMOBT,; &om LondOH,, now due. :.230 casks/Portland Cement? ~ • , J c«e Deck Scrubbers j - 61 Surface Boxes , , in!' ' ■ . 5 casea Charcoal Tinued Sheets 60 Ball Hydrants For Auckland Waterworks: ' G4 K&f Axles 100 Surface Boxes ,' Vr « m i j 66 Sluice Valves . ■ :r ..[';. ft 15 rolls Sheet Lead ... ~_ • ~,-,.. ScasksTee'Hinjeß- •■ ■ ■'• > / 8 cases Iron Bedsteads 1. case-Asbestos Mill Board -12-Ball Hydrants ; . 1 bale. Hambro Lih» '' . 12 Snrfacaßoxes' .l.balaSailmakors? and .Seaming; .Twine' ■ 12 \ ralv6 Covers .2 bundles Shovols, . \ /.,.,'..; . paBC SX 1?,® 3, ' , .■ Iff casks best1 Horse1 Shoes'- -. ■ • 300 kegs White Lead-. 17a keep Wiro Nailai, ,;• , ! ' \ .' •3 ■ cawkß^White Lead, small tins 1 casa Glass Paper and Emery ClotHV- •; .V ;: '. Incase Table Cutl.ery " '' rSse-KnitoPdW-' ' : •« ' i -i- l^ kStff} Uf% -v "^ ' ■'■ to kotrs Rail Do<r 8 -;-.■.■:.%. ■ 3 cases Mander's Varnish . - ';?; ?SSrV V •- ' " ■ 20 kegs White Zinc Paint •'«=. - - viStaMSKpan*. ...-. r»-.-i ' 9 kega; Yellow Paint ,v,:-n,'. .-. ; ; , l Ssk Garden JEUxes , .«■■■ • „■ ■ 8 kegs Umber , ■ ':.i 10 Sxes Scytho'S-fconea • • ' - - '' •' 8 kega Patent Dryers . V; , -: r <j 1 eask.Elaggei Weights,; ; ■ . :, 7 casks Assorted Paints- -, r ' ! "■ ' s;b. arrive jer BO^ENBECIk^ feom Glasgow, new to, :i " iooWßlastihgPbwder' ' ; '■ " J 3EW^ '- • 7-' Aaei iSoocUng Powdar. . ,|. .•■...,.' i- ,• ' 450 bundlefe Iron ?l Packages Smith and V\t e ilst6bdU,Stoves-. '■•:" ". I-/ ■•■ 7 packagea Furnace Doors ;■..■■■', irffisssa P *,::: ::;:';;:::^'::::;; ---o^i iv nm Rnila " t •■•..: ■■■■■•: ' 6Q kogsSpikes _~ ~. ". ■ :.. i ;! - ' '■ '" . ' ; 200 re| a Galvanized Barb-Wire .. '.; ~ \t - n .nn P«=t Tmn Pinpa ")« « ~•,-*.' 'V vi ] 5 coils Galvanized Fencing Wire 212.J-'eSf Sn SEctions] For Auckland '.:■• , 1 ca«e Galvanized Clothesline Wire' !': 65 kegs Fencing Staples •'_ ",';•."•■••'-.^' --^' i ' '/■, . v ' ' L / Yoj^k, sow due. v . jj ; oa* onllaGalvanizectßavfrWice; -~ -2 cages^arden Hbe>Handlea. , 14 caso^asy-LawnMower^ ! j i2Of» 9 Pick Handles i ■ ■ ~-J» cas«.Corn Sheller Fittings ... 1 case Pumps ■ ■ ' 2^Se^SS'':' ' ' •': sl. cases Sharp's Aicea ■ , : 2cases Corn Shellera; „ . '■'J^TOPSlr^^^. 7 LlSoases.Sharp'aßoya'-Akes: -; ..-.. . ' 1 case Emery -WheelaV. ~,, .. I 1L cases. Novelty \j ain o er 3 . . Demas-Scroll Saw apd Lathe, with 1 case Apple Parcrs . . ..i«.caws Bust «o?rt . . , Slide Rest f 1 r*se Hoes and-Rmkes 1 ■ : , 1t?? 8? ChoDiwrs -i 1 paso Lamp Brackofca .2 cases Granite Ware, ? vi« fc Tecf ■■ S^terpn^MeatOhop^rs-i 4 barrels :LnmpChiipn^, , -■ Kettles; Fry P ans ,, €ups and . I*^' ~ i-bWroi l?ounte.and Coltort .„ Saucers, etc, etc. . ~... , 6 Cultivaroi^ , ,;■.;'.::;;• ; 1 cnsk Silvor-back Reflectoi'3 S8 case* Pennsylvaniu Lawn?Mo-ffers h l 5f a u t Id l TTmSrt T>rUl "' «i'B^etseß'irnion%cale^Brites^andtron" 2 cases Copying Presses . ! Combined HatdDrril B0 1 case Washing Blue, in boxes •■■-'3 Double and^J^^Wheel^^ ■ "! ' j ea^ H^d 3 cases Towel Rollers . . \ -4 Firefly Po^lonoe» ; ~,,; ~, : f .. Vj . .- g caßegl)oHl) le',pointed'Blued Tacks <" 4B\itter Wbrkeri ' ■- a-.oweeHay^W;, ..,- ;- > ( . 6 Eade Wooden Ploughs.. ~ ft Cylinder Churns; > ,2. cases Hay aKGS ,-.,■ ~ ,-. &, Wheel Improved..Corn Planters 12H. P. Marino Kerosene -Engine; ■■3Mo^tor»eea^ovrort-- . '■'J2 Putman's Mangles , . • Propeller, Shaft. Condenser, Ba- : aeaseßat^raps^ g : ...-. i GaS fiT)over Egg Beaters j: laneeAVheel ar:d Govej-nor <«> eases Garden Rake HanUlea ~ . -,•. .. ~■:;,,- ... ' • ~ :QXJEE;]SC:: &■ : SIO-H:: STEEITS,;'; ALSO AT N'feffTON;"NEWMAEKEf'"ASiySYMdNDS STREET, ■••--'■



©rapcry, Clothing, &c. Tp T\ AVI S 0 N,i BABY LINEN .AND LADIES' UNDERLINED WAREHOUSE, ; Has opened TWO CASES OF NEW UNDERLINEN, Iland-mads and Machine-made. ■ Some of the Prettiest Goods in; the Trade, And will be sold Cheap. Hand-made"Night Dresses, from 6s 6d to 12i"Gd~" ■ ~ Chemises „ Ss lid to Bs(id „ Drawers ~ 2s (id to os Gil Machine-made Kight-Dresscs, trimmed, I'rort. Is 9d Machine-made Chemises, plain, Is 3d ; trimmed, from Is (id Machinc-mado Drawers, plain, Is; trimmed . _ Is3d___ I •' Splendid Assortment oE NEW BABY LINEN. Merino Pelisses, from 2s lid to 30s; Cloaks, ds lid to 2os ; ) tubes, 3s (id to 255; Night arid Day Gowns, Is (id to (is 6d; Infants' Hoods, Hats, Bonnets. 2s Cd to I(is6d; Merino Frocks, Is (id to 5s (id; Flannels, Short and Long Slips, Squares. Bibs. Shirts and Bands. Waterproof Sheets, Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A large variety to choose from at the very lowest prices. No. 9, JUNCTION QUEEN !c GREY STSJ ■ Hpr MAGNIFICENT STOCK ■ * New Goods ia Men's, Youtha' and riLOTHING ! JTA.TS ! j£®& \ HOSIERY! SHIRTS ! j i 888^ j ns pc °tin j -^wl^P^P^ Respectfully invited if(\*yjJi|sljsr as every Department I!l)^^*!wi^ contains some IajpvgPECIALLY-OHEAP Which can only be securer! by making an ABtfi&n EAKLY VISIT^Jj s^NOTICE.— RernoTing to Larger and more^ 9—^V^ Suitable Premises in °" a 5 Hattray'i Bonding ■,' /^i g *g s»*-o -2 \^y^ Ntit *• c- n « £ ° g^-^Kobson'aDiningßooTn^v^o"*^ H. POTTER, 137 Queen Street>< TRY my 60s Suits ! They are real nide, with an Extra Pair o£ Trotusei'S lor nothing. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Busiucss Notices. mreac o ok, -*- • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL ,AND NAUTICAL KSTHUiIENT MAKER, SuoilTtAxtfesxlpiEi._ l _ ALWAYS IN STOCK- . Spectacles and Eye-glasses of every kind; an accurate rlt guaranteed Opera Glasses of superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, nd Micro scopoa; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining: Compasses. Abnoy Levels Dralnaifc Levels.'Prismatic Compiisscs Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers ' Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometers Klcctric Bells. Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Maj?ic Lanterns rind Slide?. Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopes and Slides, Gmphoscopos Steam Guages and Tubing, Salinometcrs JUST RECEIVED— Settlers' Telescopes—powerful, portable, and cheap, 11s Settlers' Aneroid Barometers—strong and good 25a Gd Settlers' Miscroscope3, magnifying 1,750 times, ■x2b 6d Also, Steam and ElcctroMotorWorkinffModeJa and Steamers. . INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIXD REPAIRED. ' '■ t • OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. P. 0.8., 284] [lIIOU-STREET J^ R.T'.HrU.R j^J A S V, MANUFACTURERS' AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS- MERCHANT. OBDERS INDENTED. : . GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT. , Quality guaranteed. FOR SALE, Plain Enamelled, and Coloured Window Glass. . :\ Wire Naila . Portland Cement -'. llpyal Uemy Starch . • . , ,: , • ■Havanna and Manilla Cigars Claret and Braiidie's THE AUCKLAND COFFEE-HOUSE . . i '•-'»., COMPANY. , . ' ~',,,;,, KAEANGAHAPE ROAD. ; \: W THE ABOVE COMPANY Have taken Promises in DE. PURCHAS'S SPLEXDID BLOCJt OFBDILDijfGS Karangahapo Road, v Wncre they'have oponod their No. i B"mi»ch, ■ and are now prepared to supply Refrdsli- • nients at tho following prices :— Tea, small cup, Id, large do, 2d Buns, Id each Cotlce „ ~ Id. „ 2d Scones, Id „ Cocoa „ ~ Id, „ 2d Tarts, Id „ Lemonade, Vj& per bottle Roll & But- Giiißer Beer, Ud „ ter, Id GinKer Ale, lAd ~ Bread &Butter,ld Sod a'Water, ljd '■■ „ Ham Sand- Hop Beor, l-\d „ wiches, 2d . Milk; Id per glass ■ Beef do., 2d „ ' ■ • Port Pies, 2d .- .[■ TEA, COFFEE, & COCOA, 2d per pint. Opon daily from half-past sis a.m. until ton p.m. TO 00T S ! BOOTSI BOOTS"! SELLING OFF. SELLING OFF. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, AT.WATTS', Girls' Strong Lace Boots, size 7to 9, at.. 4s Oil Girls'StrongLacßßoots, size 10 to 13, at os Cd Girls" Patent Lace Boots, size 7 to 9, at ' Ss'll'd Girls' Bock Front Elastic Sides, 5 toG:, at 3s 9d Girls' Biack Fur Elastic Sides, 7 toll, at 3a- Od Girls' Block Front Elastic Sides.lo to 13, atos 9d Boys' Strong Lace Boots, size 10 to 13, at 5s lid Very Cheap Line Evening Shoes.. .. 3s fid Very Cheap Line Satin Shoes .. .. 6s lid Ladies' Elastic Side -Morocco Boot 6s Gd Men's Strong Bluchers, nailed .. .. 5s lid Men's Stronfr Bluchers; best-make «. 6s lid Men's Elastic Side Boots, good .. .. 9s Cd And a large variety of every kind of Boots and Shoes at greatly Reduced Prices, at .; w. watt s', : HOBSOJJ-STREET, Corner of PITT-STREET, Auckland,