CABLEGRAMS.

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ANNEXATION IN THE PACIFIC.

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—:' few tokti; May. 16. iri ; tliis city that this It I tb Samba. iSirl : tfl VeSsbliyill proceed to R for 'tee purpose of annexing thftt W to the Hawaiian Kingdom, or Stint» tteat y 9imilar t0 that — : — .

THE CHAR HIS TRAVELS.

gt PETfeftSfeUßa, May 16. '-ij'gH'if and Czarina, accompanied SB CMrewitch, left on a visit to f lo the Ddh Cossack Country iv

P. AND O. COMPANY DIVIDEND.

\,\P'. ' LoNDONj May Is. | lihinsniar and Oriental Com- I ijjfß deciitred a dividend at the I fi.percent, per annum.

UNKNOWN STRIKES IN BELGIUM.

! BeusselS) May 16. & (stHkes have occurred at the ill collieries throughout the M;.': droops are being held in |iSeS3tbqiiell arty disturbance, but o\o no rioting has taken place.

NOBILISING THE GERMAN ARMY.

(SPECIAL.)

7,7.7 London, May 17. j^Jlfi-üB^S is urging the necessity ffllfeinptlie German army corps iaiifl'g the autumn.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

r Itiscdrisidered probable that Parlia yitl|l-uiiet again in the autumn*

HOME RULER ELECTED.

Itlwint ,o'Brien has beep elected Siilor^ettst.Cork unopposed.

ANGLO COLONIAL ITEMS.

loiitiiustralian scrip is quoted at J}fei6nipf'2 5-Bths per cont. '#:GrahM Berry is urging the taQf. c.not to delay inviting the ten tasupport the Melbourne Cen- Tm Exhibition. IVfeSatil Satnuel is inquiring of Mr pfiaikea,.Postmastei-General, his partoS,.rJ-Ot, .acquainting the . mai_l -denies with, the ultimatum of the ibtifts ieg,aTt!_tag mail contracts.

MELBOURNE MARKETS.

'. ./Melbourne, May .17. flic manager of the National Mort is Agehey Cdinpany reports as fol )*3 of the local taarket: —Wheat,. 4s;

to is Id, quieter } barley, 4s 7d to 5s 11, quiet j. oats (feed sorts), 2s 9d to

br lid, good demand ; oats (milling sorts), :U Mto 3s, fafr demand ; New yarid oats under bond, 2s to 2s 3d, tody btit uot active.

BANKRUPT'S STATEMENT

w mcHOtts, being sworn, said lie came W«,tolony. 30 years ago, and up to 2J iMSgohaiir&ted various farms, and at U fimete-SjWbrth between £400 and 9. ia cash.. 'At the end of 'W waS induced to take a farm * fei«)ltdf.,;' r!'Six months after starting te tend the land would not fatten his and Was pefsuaded to lease an ad- MpMofland. This proved worse land S_ piece, and bankrupt considered «f« £200 in one yearly his cattle wsfatteaing;'. Five" months ago the land- WBMelled'fhe lease of one part, but not 2-«? V the whole piece, the bankrupt na other way oat of the difficulty but !*. -Pebta'as follows :-Rent, £295 14s "ilara accounts, £122 14s 5d ; wages, nte,.£2o. .. Total, £472 8s lid. Hw were kept. Assets consist of live SWement3, feed; harness, and house- S™"ture, valued at £224 10s ; book |p total, £437. The .bankrupt's .prepared to offer 15s in.the £ for WM and satisfy the rent and other I^tial claims, including cost ot bank vproceedinga, i

THE THAMES HARBOUR.

SOSOKAPH.__.OWK CORI.EBFOXDK_i-T.j

P, "' ','■■■ Thames) this day. j^«ttng;6-the Harbour Board yes afternoon, a report was. presented '*;f etisral Purposes Committee |lfS 'application- of" the Ohidd .; Council to bo constituted Sf^d : with jurisdiction ovot 1 cor .Tt °^ n o -into the Thames Ha* m M committee reebmuiended that **&?* and cadman should be at JtjTf^nicated with and urge upon kiA department that the- Thames i _ivi? nß7Hhould have control of HlfT^W mouths empty into debris, etc., from *mW *"' - bashei3 > together with t!» Y^_ ;t'1B m^s > are carried down '"'Nb t!Vi ???»' an(* aiready complaints _-, rtt is driving certain kinds H^^T 0. felling grounds.- It waa M '£M?cldcd to communicate with k ■■4,W aud dolman on tho sub- SSSS^likelihoodof the solid kto t^Kooo^ Wharf being carried *%p, e tfi< ; °/ tfte present wooden mtiS' km. will necessitate un 8» €:Um .'.-'Wine L 2,000, but a |§| fi'v -.waa "Promised by the J,^ t 7 , ar >ne for tins Work during 3m_f _ vPlahs wore submitted Htg?Bo'the Board yesterday after* ASu-^P-dpd to forward them L* "&S a-" 6 Present wooden, strnc- K7--ft feet.long, and will Wm tfc/-?""?ok «l»ould tho Minister - aett»ti»to|_9Bent(. ...,,,.

ATHENAEUM SOIREE.

TkE members of the -abbvo Soeiet^} With their friendd, held their opening soii_b lasb higHt ab the Museum Buildings, when therd tt_ts a ldrge and fa-fliionablo attenclanco';, Aiiio.ig_.t those present .va^ei His Worship the Maybr (Mr A. Devore); Presiderifc of the Society.. Revs. Wi Tobbs; 0. M. Nelson, and J. S: Hill, Drs. Murray Moore; Leger- Erstm, J. T; Gu-cller, T. H. Lewis; J; Snd H. Honeyman- and I.tfe'_.|rs ;H: (I. Seth Smith, R-M- Campbell (UiSi' Consul), £ ~Mj , Brighaiii, S. Pond; Cheesemanj Professor Thomas. &c, , and d large number, rii laditW. The Conimit tee having tastefully illuminated the tehed ivherein tli6 great Maori wftr-canoo rests with Chinese, laritern3; numerous visits iVei'e paid I. this faofcable adjunct to tho Museum's collection of native •Work; HB Wbrsiiip; i_i b"peni_is thd meeting; iirsb eJiplfeined to the uninitiated the objects. Of .the Society, in a very able manner, showing the use df freo dis cussion upon tho topics of the :day in creating a healthy public interest in matters political} literary or scientific. The! Committee had, he pointed out, ar ranged fdfr tho following leictures. to be fiven during .the ensuing winter session : — lajor H; C. Dane, the American orator, on May 31st. A debate, v Has the Public Works Policy of the Govern* meiit been conducive to the welfare of New Zealand?" A paper by' Mr Soth Smith, R.M., on'tho "Distribution of Wealth," on July 12 j and a debate, "Is Protection the best policy for New Zea land as a young colony ?" on July 26. He then invited Mr Button to deliver his ad dress on " Tlio Relation which Art and Science Bear to a Young Colony." Tho lecturer dealt at length with his subject in a very able mannor, showing conclusively of what vast importance the growth of properly directed art and science was to a growing country like that of New Zealand, and on concluding -was warmly applauded. , The Roys. W. Tebbs and J. S. Hill then gave a capital limelight exhibition entitled, "New Zea land, as depicted and -described in England." Tho Rev. Mr Tcbbs,on rising, said that before going on with his lecture he would mention that a club-room .was to be formed in connection with tho Society at the Victoria Arcade, provided sufficient members were willing to- subscribe tho necessary five shillings. A most interesting, and laughable series of pictures was then shown upon the screen, the description attached to the extra ordinarily coloured photographs of our colony giving those present a good idea of how New Zealand is misrepresented at Horned The following musical selec tions were given during the evening:— Pianoforte duet, galop de concert, '' Waves of the Ocean," Miss K. and Master J, Hooper; duet (vocal), "When Thou Smil'st," Mesdamos ' Morrin and Tebbs ; violin solo, serenade, Horr Tutschlca (ac| con-panied by Miss Wright) « quartette* " The Watchword," Mesdames Morrin and Tebbs, Mr Crawford,, and Dr. Mooro. Pianoforte duot, "Fantaisie Masanicllo," Mrs Tebbs and Miss K. Hooper; duet, violin and piano, "Gavotte ot Musette," Herr Tutschkaand Miss Wright; terzettino, "I Naviganti," Mesdames Morrin and Tebbs and Mr Salmon ; quartette, "A Spring Song,"Mes*damcs Morriii and Tobbs, Mr Crawford, and Dr. Moore.-

American Co.'s Hop Bitters are the Purest and B st Bitters Ever Made.

Thoy aro compounded from Hops, Malt, Buchu, Mandrake, and Dandelion—the oldest, best, and most valuable medicines in the world, and contains all tho best and most curative pro perties of all other remedies, being thegrcafest Blood Rurifie^ Liver Regulator, and Life and Health liestoring Agent on earth. . They give newdfe and vigour to tho aged and infirm. To all whoso employments cause irregularity of tho bowels or urinary organs, or •who require an Appetiser, Tonic and Mild Stim ulant, __ui_erican Co.'s Hop Bittors arc invalu able, beim? highly curative, tonic and stimulat ing, without intoxicating. No matter what your fcsllngs or symptoms are, what the disease or ailment is. use Hop Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but if you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters at onco. It may savo yoar life. Hundreds have been saved by so doing. £500 will be paid for a caso they will not euro or help.

Prosecute the Swindlers!!

If when you call for Amorican Hop Blttors (see green twig of Hops on the ivhimlxbel and Dr. Houle's name blown iv the bottle) the Vendor hands out anything but America.t Hop BittorS. refuse it and shun that vondor as you would a viper; and if he has taken your money for ._aj/ . king else indict himfor tho fraud and suo him for damages for the swindle, and wo will pay you liberally for the conviciiom

" Shell *' Brakd Butter in half-pound pats delivered to tlio trade daily by the Freezing Company's vans. . .; . ■

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i i ,,. i . jyjajter.bttivj' Watcbes. ;■;.,• ;.-•.';• ri__r_. Wonderful waterbury CORRECT TIMEFOR iSs. 6d, BANKERS, MERCHANTS, LAWYERS. All Td whom TIME IS OF IMPORTANCE, .' READ THIS! The triUmph of mechanical skill in the watchmaker's art has just received its premier exemplification in the new series of Waterbury -watches, which arrived in this city by the,";Waii-arapa' 5 a few days since. During the last decade, immense strides havo been mado in the direction of cheapen ing the cost of horological instruments of all descriptions, although, in a great many cases, at tho sacriiice of their accuracy; but the idea of a really-reliable and durable watch lor the million, at a price within the reach of all, originated with, and has been perfected by the Waterbury Watch Com pany, the practical outcome of whoso re search is shown in tbe present improved "E" series of watches, the fourth which thodbvelopmentof modern soience and their indomitable enterprise has led them to isaup within the past seven years. It is not many years since the dream ef a handsome re liable watch which would record the flight of time with unerring accuracy, and which would at thp same time be obtainable for the comparatively trifling sum of . T HIR T E E N S BILLINGS AND SIX PENCE, would have been laughed at as impracticable and Utopian ; but to-day it i. no stretch of imagination, but a solid fact that the Waterbury has bocome synonymous over the whole world with reliability, strength, and beauty, and a prime incentive to punctuality in commercial, professional, scholastic, and social life, In theso high pressure times, when the attention of think ing men is directed toward shortening the hours of labour, and when tho keenness of home and foreign competition renders it of the utmost importance to secure the greatest output of work within tho recognised hours of business, tho possession of a really reli able timekeoper entirely ceased to bo a fad, a convenience, or a badgo of respoctability, but an absolute essential to success. The man Who misses his trains, trams, or steam ers, who neglects his appointments, or loses trackof hia minutes, whorogulateshisactions by a faulty erratic watch, soon finds himself left olitof the tide of prosperity, and never conies within cooee of his successful neigh bour, the secret of whoso success is that bo carries a Waterbury, aud lives on time. lii an action for necessaries in the Supremo Court of Great Britain It was long ago decided that a gold watch was not , a nocossity. A Waterbury, prico Thirteen and Sixpence, always shows.the correct time, which is after all the great desideratum of a watch, and a hundred guinea jewelled movement cannot possibly do more., and will cost several times the valuo of a Water bury to repair every timo it gets out of erder. The clerk, the assistant, the artisan, dr the labcUrer, who is habitually late, soon gets into bad repute, loses employment, or at least,destroys his.chance of promotion; and the threadbare excuse, "Didn't know the time," or "Watch was wrong," is no longer tenable, seeing that the valuo 'of timo lost in a single woek is frequently ■ sufficient to buy a Waterbury. Every man, woman, or child, who desires to avoid or get rid of the annoyance, uncertainty, and discomfort of Carrying a watch they cannot entirely depend upon, should purchase a Watorbury, even if they have to discard thoir much, more expensive but faithless appendages, as many of our bankers, mer chants, railway and Government officials, inspectors of police, and railway contractors have already done. Remember that the Waterbury is a keyless stein wihding watch, unequalled anywhere for accuracy and reliability, and for tho strength and beauty of its finish. Price Thirteen and Sixpence; post free, Fourteen and Threepence. These watches can be obtained from E. PORT-ER & CO., Queen street, AUCKLAND. -1. ■I. i .' .- a ! .-•:.. Insurance Xr_W ZEALAND INSURANCE COM 1M PAN _. IFIKK AND MARIN*.). Capital ~. £1,000.000. Paid-up and Reserve Funds £135,000 Protection from FIRE or MARINE LOSS CAN UEEIUfECTED IN THIS COMPANY. CLAIMSMET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. JAMES BUTTLE, Manager. mHE .STANDARD INSURANCE CO. OF NEW ZEALAND. FIRE, MARINeTaND GUARANTEE, Capital .. .. ... £1,000,000 With Unlimited 'Liability of Shareholder*. HEAD OFFICE: PRINCES-ST, DUNEDIN. FIRE and MARINE INSURANCE accepted at lowesc current rates. FIDELITY of persons In Situation! of Trust guaranteed. . Prompt Settlements made. Office : COLONIAL MUTUAL RUItDItfGS, ; QUEEN-STREET. ■-, jif-I.EDERICK NUTTER, Manager, Auckland Branch. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSDBAKOB ; DEPARTMENT.; . . . i-oana Repayable by in_rtal.__.Wi.tß fTIHIS Department Is prepared to tnake *d> JL vances on Mortgage, not eicoedlng oil*" half of the value M the property mortgaged, In sums of Money from JIOO to:__3,ooo, repay able by half-yearly instalments extending Overlß.ie,or_!oyears,onthefollowingtermß:-f Half-yearlyPnymei.. tor each Mm, Period of Loan— . £■• d. twelve years ... ... 6 J 7 ■ ... - ...5 8 8 , Twenty. years ~.., —,* ip 8 • iibaa-t of this mints, rftfiayabto byi.__.ta,.. toents whereby principal and interest are both liquidated within a eiYeii -ime,'_-_id on tbimt of a most favourable oharaoter, presen* maikod advantages to settlers aud others. Tho borrower, any time before tbe e__p__.y of the r MIL period..but mot aqefier than fow years after the commencement of the loin), may redeem the j&in&wl.b oftfltbotifc flotlea, on terms v.hioh flan be ascertained at this office or at any Of the office-. 6f thb. Dei-art' n_<.ntl, whta<S_Uso forms of application can bo obtained. , p M^KIS., ■■ . • . . Commlsfloaar February sfls., 1887. iiiinri' inn'i-'l'i r'"" rniiirlii-.i-iiin-iirill,! iriil>iiiHf,- l Mra. SAUCE-! SAUCfi !. SAUC6 1i! "■" ?•" J '-^r- 7 f-': •.• Wanted .ttsey lover, of go«d Baupp to giii' chase a Od.. Bottle of the i " Yorkshire Sauce E-ttraordiriary," to test what tt COldnial Mt_ftu< facturer can,do,.a__d oblige r .. , , -~'•., FREDK. WHl*EH___Ai377 p , TEA, COFFEE, AND SPIGE J-t4s .&j^ A ~._'■ 86, c yiOTOBIA-BT_ti-Sr.. - , „....



Architects. [p''p.:":'; --TD'IDWARD MAHONEY AND SON, ARCHITECTS, iuo !b.v-| QUEEN-STREET, AUCItI-AND, P. HERAPATH, F.R.1.8.A.] IS. M. IIERAPATII PH ERAP ATH and S0 N, • ARCHITECTS, Colonial Bank I.oir.p.Nogi _ T? D .V/aITI) BART LE V , ARCHITECT, . STICHBURY^ BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. WILLIAM ER RING T0 N, ;;: ,,-'.. M. Inst. C.E., M, Inst. M;E.,.,- , CONSULTING ENGINEER, AUCKLAND. 7 : Bnfsness Notices. m H 'E :rS ;E. , 7V:.A7. . S ASM SPfiOIALL_ - ' - 1 i ADAPTED EOR REMOVING fftJKftl* • ' TURE, They Carry Big t.08.3i, Protect from Sfltland K.un, ftnd have Co-ripetettt Drivefs. Evi-RV KlN±> OP CARTING WTTIi A EFFICIENCY & DESPATCH. "' '"" ,' oifsA_E_ .. , 7 Coals, Wood, Charcoal, COke Vesta, Rails, Palings, . ' ill ; " ; Si ; ' r Bricks, Lime, Sand, • -. . ~ Tanks; Cement, Shells Draih Pipes, Scoria Ash, etc; 7 ' \v..&..G.,.VYIN.STQ^E,,; I



A I^t,^ 'WHOLESALE: AND' RETAIL IRONMONGER^ 4tlE^N k HIGH STREETS," iity; Also ftt'NeWtoft* Newmarket & Synidnds St^t. MESSRS. E. PufeTER & CO. wis)! ;k draw, attention to thoir Jargg shipmeiit-j to arrive, which,. addeid to their alreddy extensive stock of hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed ttith them, and at the very lowest prices. Jfotf landing ess AMESEIOA from London^ i-,36 bars tfoti 1 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil 114 platbs Iron 60 drums Boiled Linseed Oil 91 bundles 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil 16 Self Setting Ranges, 36 to 42 inbhs-. 2 cftsks Boiled Linßeed Oil 6 Artisan Ranges 20' drums Colza Oil 48 Register Grates ~.,,,, . 20 drums Stockholm Tat 80 caSes Galvanized CorrtlgatedlrO-J ' •"■■"■" " 200 boxes Swedish Pitch, in 7 and 14 lbs. 15 Hornsby'si Ploughs, 1 and 2 wheel « ' 7 2 cases Iron Chest and Cupboard Locks! 1 cask Shares. .. ...,.,... 1 case Bottling Wire 1 cask Breasts aiid Wheels - . ■ , 1 cask Teejlinges ■ 14500 feet Galvanized Tubes, i toi Hnoh , .134 bundles Ho6p Irori, fto 1J bcliefl 2 Casks Galvanized Fittings .... 62 kegs Black Deck Spikes . 2000 feet "Black Tubes" ' 4 kegs Spot.t_._g Spikes ■• 2 casks Bldck Fittings 13 casks Bladk Coil Chain 212 kegs Wire Nails 7; : _ , 4 Casks Galvanised Coil Chain 51 tons Black Fencing Wire i 1 bale Plough Lines 6 tohß GalVa..i_.t.d FeWolhgWirt \ -'-i .'<- -1 -U - ■-■ 1 bale Sash Line 21 bundles Galvanized Tubs , 2 cases Twines 2.crates Galvanized Watering Pota 1 caso Axe Handle Bush Hook* IcaseD E Picks 1. Case Patent Augers 1 case Box, Brass, and Ivory Rules - . • j cAse Slashers and Grubbing Adzes 1 case Metallic and Steel Tapts 1 case Tovver Boltflj Leading Hames, et<}., eta, 1 case Tools, various " ' } cask|T SP rl"&8 ,■ , QtJ ~.. '*, Aw 1 case TdrnseroWs, Pruning Shears, etc., ftW. I case Edits, Locks, Latches, Steel Letters, etfc., etc.* 1 case Bullock Bolls * CRB° Copper at)d Br*Bß Kettles, Bell.SWales, eto., etc. ---■ 1 caeo Spring Balances and Locomotive Balancsl 1 caaf gutter Prints, Pole Rings, Mouse Traps, etc., etd. 1 cask Charcoal Irons '} cask W* fc. nd Heavy .Iron Washers 1 cask Frypans 1 caßd Gardening, Hedging, and Housemaid Glores, etc* 2284 Sash Weights L Mow landing ex OAMARU from London. . 250 casks Portland Cement j 6 casks Bolts and Nuts 60 drutns Raw Linseed OU * casked Tapped Nuts . 50 drums Belled Linseed Oil 1 case Lickwood * lies 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil : j caß° firmer Cldsels, Furze Hooks 2 casks Boiled Linseed OU J caß° ov! o\^ oe8 ' GuEO, K. mvea wd ™™ 2 casks Putty ? ? aße Electr° £ la<». new deaiga 13 " Mistress " Ranges * bales Brown Paper 9 "Aidress" Ranges 1 caso Plate Powder 6 " Trafford " Ranges ] caß? Se_| no ?™ 4 '«Victoress " Range* 4 crates Earthenware Teapots 6 " Enchantress " Ranges ? bales Door Mata 3 American Pearl Ranges . ) Paß^ m k. 00** 12 " Queen " Stovea $ bundles Wire Sieves 12 Kitchen Sinks ... ~7. r l'*%£v4& TF kt 2 Corn Crushers 1 cask Gold Washers 1 OhafFCutter 1 cask Pudding and Baking PanS . 3 Horso Gears and Intermediate Motions 1 oask Enamelled Candlesticks, Cups afld BtiMttti 4 casks Gas Globes 4 Mug» f :oto., ©te;.? «: • 1 case Hand Saw and Mill Saw Files 1 cask Enamelled Basins, Dinner flhd Sodp Plate-., e£<3.> .'! Vauxhall.Donkey Pumpa v. *„,, ,« . ~„ „ , *♦; ~ T. , . 1 case Eley's Gun Caps * 6aBB Hobbs' Cupboard and Padlocks, Night Latche. 2 cases La vol's Croam Separators) and Intermediate etc., etc. Motions, complete 1 C4M Garden. frringM 1 case Burgon and Ball's Sheep Slioars 1 cask Mortis^ Furniture, Centre Knobs and Cupboard 5 crates Earthenware '' " ' ,„»,_,"* •»* <• 2 cases Fenders, nickel mounted 12 Mangling Machine* : 105 rolls Galvanised Wire Notting ' - -. -, 2 .cases Carnagai Bolta< 1 bundlo Galvanised Pea Protectors } caße" Bn»s Screws, Rivets, «ttt, etc. 50 boxes Coke Tin plates • 1 case Ward and Payne S Sheep Shears 1 case Soldering Preparation «, , 2 cases Brass Foundry --. 1 caso Meat Hooks, Hasps and Staples, Atigle Brackets, ■ 1 cask Copper Nails, Rivets and Roves otc e £c. 1 case Cabinet Brass Foundry 1 case Patent Ventilators, Hat and Coat Hooks, etc., 1 cask Galvanked Wire o tc ~..,, . 1 caso Brass Sheets ; 14 bundles Galvanized Coal Scoops 2 casks Plough Traces 17500 feet Galvanized Tubes j 3 casks Bullodk Chains _ 3200 feet Black Tubes Mow landing ex SttH) jd^EPS? from Mew ?p3?k. ........ 177^btlS Galvanized Barb Wire -,- li case Safety Razors "/' 5 cases Axes ; • ' J J ""SSuifti g. pOIW ■'_' ' ■ ' .9 cases-Boys'Axea- - ( : "'" '"A "" - " 1 case Sntps^tid Coal Tonga r ., . ' . v .',, v.. .■ 6 cases Axo Pattorn Hatchets "" ; , 1 case Shelf Brackets » cases Shingling Hatchets 2 coses Gate ECixasrea ' 4 cases Lathing Hatchets 1 case Coat and Hat Hooks "., 2 cases Adze Handles . 1 case Clothes Lme Pulleys .... .... 2 cases Pick Handles J case S* . 5°J? Aug6l'3 ■ 4 cases Sledge Handles } ca9B'K PS I fe_ ; ; V 3 cases Long-handled Shovels • \- caso Jnife Onodort , 1 case Lightning Rifles •' ; « - •■ ~ ~ 1 case Nigger" Banks , . ' 1 case Cartridges for ditto " ' 1 ca?e Dairy Thermometers . .. 1 case'Rruning Shears ~'Alaa.A 1 caso Lectometers . ■ i p,.bi. Tool Ohps.<- 2 caseß Fancy Woods, comprising Holly, Blade Walhuf, 2 cases Scythe Handles Bird's Eye Maple, W&U Wood, Mottled Walnut, 2 cases Cabinet Paper ■ "* iA, and i inch thick 7 cases Lawn Mowers 1 case Walnut Dcek« '1 case Hollow Augers : ; . 2 cases Rochester Lamps, various patterns 3 cases Sewing Machine Oil : 3 crate Refrigerators 1 caso Cartiidges 1 ease Egg Beaters and Augers, etc., ettf. 3 crates Revolving Rolling Pina 1 case Picture Nails 1 case Clocks 3 cases Improved Blind Rollers 5 barrels Tar 2 cases Lamp Wicks " 2 bundle's Swings" . , •= . f 1 case Lamp Shades '~ 34 cases Sharp's Axes • ' 1 case Telephone Trumpets ■20 cases Neatsfoot Oil . ■■ ~ 3 cases Wire Stretchers I' 2 Wire Mattresses 1 ease Sluice Forks 1 case Spoed Indicators " -' i _ 2 cases Wire Mattresses . To arrive per CEMTTJRIOif, from London, now due. 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Deck Scrubbers 61 Surface Boxes ) ' 5 cases Charcoal Tinned Sheets (10 Ball Hydrants (-n, n . A „„,,,. nrt iVatorworka 2 cases Sponges ~ . ~ , 100 Surface Boxes f For Auck,aDd Waterworks 64 Pat6nt Ma g Axlog 60 Sluice Valves J . .15 rolls Sheet Lead . ; 2 casks Tee Hin(j<» 8 cases Iron Bedsteada 1 case Asbestos Mill Board , 12 Ball Hydrants ; ■_ Ol 1 bale Hainbro Line 12 Surface Boxes 1 bale Sailmakers' and Seaming Twlflfl 12 Valve Covers 2 bundles Shovols lease Twines. . r 12 casks be^t Horse Shoes 300 kegs White Lead - 178 kegs Wiro Nails ' 3 casks White Lead, small tin 9 ,y » 1 case Glass Paper and Emety Cloth 1 case Table Cutlery , ~ - • 1 case Knife Polish 1 case Saw Files 10 kees Rail Dokb 3 cases Mander's Varnish 1 case Emery " ;. ?. ; 20 kege White Zinc Paint ,7 casks Milk Pans 9 ke E 8 Yellow Paint , 1 cask Garden Rakes .8 kegs Umber «j,..,-i ;.;■. ---10 boxes Scythe Stones ,'. i 8 kegs Patent Dryers . 1 cask Plugged Weights .■■-,_ ... , 7 casks Assorted Paints • r ~ .' . To arrive per fiOtITEMBEdK, horn Glasgow, now due, ' \ 400 kegs Blasting Powder 3425 bars Iron 75 cases Sporting Powd-rf '.-•_;. 1 ~, . 456 bundles Irort ~ , -' .1 Packages Smith and Wellstood's StdVfis ? packages lurnaceDoora . 12 Artisan Ranges 48 Wheels ■ . , .. , 21 bundles Black's Spades ,<■<.: : 600 Fire Bricka 1.65 Tram Rails ; 60 kegs Spikes 25 Tons Fencirtg Wire _ ™ *f* zed Batb Wirt ■ ■*b §s.sas^}*i-*-*--«* ?} ._i"S,'.si=^iv ir . 66 kegs Fencing Staples ._ . ~ ? . ~., J; T6 mm pi 0s ? Wa, JASffiS, from Mew f Yo^, &©W to* ; 5203 coils Galvanized Bafb Wire 2 cases Garden Hoe Handles 14 eases Easy Lawn MolVer-$ •2 teases Plok Handles 1 ease Corn Sheller Fittings 1 case Pumps 1 case Spoffdtdßraces &MsW* W, v ■ f cases Corn Shellers it aasesNovdty Wrir-gefS j 12 cases Bharp> Boys' Akes 1 case Emery Wheels a !^!„q Bush Hooks .1 Deinas Scroll Saw and I_athe r With 1 case Apple Parens r^RowWns -rl ' mmmt 7 IcaseHoesandßakgs 12 Entorttfiee'MeatCfiblito" v ' 1 case Lamp Brackets 2 cases Gr&nite . Waf6, Jftt.,. _ea 2K?oSted Horse Sails 4 barrels B&rf OftW : »*««* Pans, Cups; and k Pwltivfttorn 1 barrel Fottnts and Collars • Saucers, etc., etc,. i Wnnrl Drill ! cask SilVer-.b.ack ReflesCtots 18 casoe, Pennsylvania LaWh MoV. erS 1 Combined Hand Brill 8 case* tf rilort Scale!., Brass' dnd Iron 2 eases Copying Presses . r ttAnWo arid Single Whg&l Hagj Scoops,,, lease Washing Blue, wbesei JSWfflnbleHoea 1 case Hand Haftimets ... 3 cases Towel Rollers IS2-?fJvfo?k. "• '» gases Double Pointed thed Tacks 4 Butter Workers " -C^S.bSls-- - 6 lagle WbodenTloUghs' .. ' 24 Cylinder ChurflS, « - » « SKS £-Seed Sowers 3 Wbeel Improved Corn Planters 12H. P. Marine' Kerosene Engino, TllTn_Ttnm 12 Hitman's Mangle! - - . : P Propeller, SHtft, Coridenserfßa: - i S?L Hay Fork H-Adles .: a ! 1 case Dover Kgg Beateta lance Wheel «_id Govbrnor 2 Cases Garden Rake riaridki. ....,,.. ; . _ ji-r "• teS_aS_i ' " astfi!!B__M^aiG^^^ : risAa» AX HEtVIOS, ,HKWMABIiBT./4MDfTMOI?DS STEEKT, -"'



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