ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

I :Sb j^ndon Correspondent.) ' |0 .. r__J-_l ''_.. re New UtftwS ,-. p, '

1- *'. -i - London, April 29. .'^Conference would get through P'-r^*«h'et6">v.re' not such oceans of of the Australians are • '•iatpnWib -°* bhe subJects dis' quite unnecessary a speech on every #i -that crops up.- They do HSigffiSfaUy. "Nevertheless, since hte a IoC of important business !OT I?ti:ansacted, and' trie;' que. ti 7 Australian: naval defenco has §lctica!ly /nl !efcbled., ( /l"to^ C |,e $ f-'flie 'discussion on'thia matt-er I «"!!>. I'tieed go, as, judging from the $® L -yoil understand the basis of between the colonios and "'■Fiai L'overpt-eno as well as we dof Pfgy is felt a" tho rather captious 0 f Sip Henry ..Parkoa on behalt o. '«' t\i Wales, but it is scarcely likely m Sitare .co ,sta<ul uloot when he and unanimous. ftrusal.of the papers anenb the t-egotia- -ingUnd relative ittiWfides n,,cl recitliviste ques I Bre 'clio:Australians anything but Action, and it was with ominous Igfyk'-'Eney'-W-b tho Premier ami cbe \m Secretary; on Tuesday mormog to IV-iiiatters. Sir Henry Holland prc fpatid opened business by inciting f\ D 'Mr Sei-yice tlion rose, and in a if U fii'ffl. si,oecll (|cmaticted the mi f&evacuation ot tlie New Hebrides, fLneucientoi negotiations with reference ilnortatio'ii oi.'reciUivistos. Nothing lit of tbis, ho assured the Oovennneut, (_i'sitisfy the colonies. As to the Mffinn olrecidivist.*', it might bo raffit'Wasn t neighbourly, and good Amliohlu induce the French to diseon LA--Most ol the other Australian,de jSpS^-if^ D.: Bell and iSir Wm. fetrM followed,_and_expressed simi trie*-*. 'Loicl Salisbury then replied, Ijjjilarid, jilausible, and apparently Mtly'i'pnciliacory Nothing could be C| Iroiii Hie' intention- ol th6_.Uo.yern Eg^To'tFwacc"ariyfcasonibfe desire fccolonies, etc:, etc. Public opinion at Ltiuiilos appeared to be \erv-_rong on I IfetloD. Tho llovenini.nt would of' {gßen.eavo_r.to arrange matters .so as JplMficfirin, /bin (.this in the sooth L'jODeone addi'o's.os.. to an'obstreperous BifeKa-j'-,ti_ioa^lib,_lie .colonies, would peagood bargain if tiiey recognised the fctaf {of'/'tlie French over the .Now |ffiM"retiurn''for a pienge that tne. Suonol/'recidivi-Los suould be at M finally stopped - ■': '-''"'.■ v > nb'u uuon was all that was,wan red l^^^o^Aijstralians temper ', Sir P_ Berry in along, forcible; and elo j^^ch;'protested angrily - against piiauilioly-compact!.: Koglaudsindo - h oa^tliisiqncstiqn had -been .most H^awlw-o bitterly resented tiirousfh pßtalia. .Had th'o-French similarly Idsome place .home, British Ml^hayCs Been 19 arm-,in a moment pllntro^^Jprced and a 'What * guarantee,-.he. asked* "had we j tho Kepablieaa Government would jstlie tew contract suggested by Lord liiir/, when it had broken the old. one MinffPrarjco'td .resp"ecc,t-hV neutral.'. TO|ei#fewT Hebrides 1 \ Lord Sali. fcwitiiia: smile, .aid he should litei to I'-whether ,ttie Colonies really;wished jliJlfo t'6,warj'fbr'Itho .ake" of "tlio pOTts i ' Mr Doakin. practically, re , wPcs'r at least, ho declared/tkat all!

I Por_ -one"by~lße""Cbnlerence" endangefed if-the .Islands were | J Sir. Samuel; Gri^ths likowise |orpus protest.' Sir Jrancis Bell |P approved Lord' Salisbury's i^and; agreed; that. ; the r Lobnies i^p;r) a,"_ good bargain ;if'; it ted. He professed himself unable knefothe attitude*"taken by.-.Wc /erybody. knew that the.residerits., British or foreign,, werd much jaiaer Frencfi' "ride than under no _i j«The condition ol things; at the as when the Trench" retired; woqkl miarto chat of the Fijis before,wo:an -tliem, and'thoy all knew; what that, dinarchy and lawlessness -reigned rae." The subject then dropped for l| fbufciCropped up" again yesterday, ait was understood that Lord Salisbury ilcohsent to pre..-imperatively tordm

m evacuation ■..- -...,...;. -p !«Wedcespl,ay,ano; Thursday telegraphic occupied the Conference i^oyXßresided,. and -JVIr. Henniker K^s'-lovred an opportuneby bi dilat *r&r-merits- of hii penny- po_lajj€ *fc, •!' ' tola 'on before, howevev §%»V dc no.> ta • dndtytoib. ISlr warm.__. r _ 1- ••-' \«sonwere"examined i!ra(sh Matter.,;and Mi Pender made 7ovei Mr Heaton's proposed shilling IJiMrJfeatah is doine'all he k'nqwa.'bo Jllie^ind .0;'. Company * contract.,;': rafir.6ir__ely''he"wiiiVucceeu" pp. |?hc,f Delegates! ,Feted. ■* colonial delegates' dined with .Sir 'f\, Wilson;,in; Grosvenor .Square on' % evening,;"; to meet Field-marshal |£ejof Cambridge, KG. ' The Duke ||PisJ? the Duke of Abefcorn, the TOpfAbergavenny.Sir Henry Holland, '#fcSßiartCpeople were present; and '^aerSyas far the .best the delegate? -S«f eaten'" Under the in__ence"bl Sir •wV-peerless"l' J ohanhisbcrfr Cabinet -' '^omniery^Premier cru -1874,' even 'M. Bell unbent, whilst Sir A Blyth V'J'bo. Boweri positively beamed, with j pink 1! . ; .;■ ;■_ :_. r: ?.: |,|iehael and-Goorgo celebration] Palace on Saturday I y^Vp, despite the somewhat ponder • .Wity of tligDu^e. of. l.'arn'bii'dge. » j fcS^glooray an'air. Many of die ISjisitors- would no doubtihaveten-j 'Royalty'in' one of the |gf!|'-lace's' had they been ' invited reflection, that tliey ; w>re El uncommonly stiff price (4£>s) for f|f|istine; meal and indifferent wine; towards; hilarity or i»^i:ileir Apparent, tired with a Kj^oon's racing at Sandown,wished IH^yiSOon,"' and' made no secret; |Pg&V« The/few, speeches, wero ■SB* *»t.i particularly short, . -,'. and ra;iir eleven. Sir Wallet- Bullor, K*]l'e-.TSir;»Win;(> Fitzherber., „Sir, EMlffoM^arjd Sir/Peruoso Julyan Igi'NevZe&land, and Sir Arthur Mi-GivGpllins: ISiSn ..Tho Grenadier Uiscoursed Bucalbssi's waltzes,, S'ißiost; noble," order-"-• • .tackled iye.shillirigs'; w6rth. 7 ".,-i Guhter< eriri'g, jand. very, "indifferent ,ib __nd ; -Pond, woiild.jhavq ; pr.o I aa-.g-od-.a-dinner{lor-half ,tbe ! liupeHal Institute. lof-:\Vales haying expressed a. I CSriference'; folks' ;atid-alpdis |lonisis how in England shp.uTd 5jV of being present ab Sir, F. l'e'on ''The Scope ahdl^ivppse? •&1 Institute,"; it wa-'fuily.ox l^hTb- alarge and brilliant At, the ;Royal' Institution'4_sb j»t even" the Royal" "fiat ; seems, laser public interest in this un |egjg -The Agents-General. ||iurned up(a_ih duty : ~-.upd)> ■ |cblonial viceroys and .Confer: W 'we're "sprinkled, about \'W^,

J^^-ou^Lpe^^i Colonial i_d er T beP n' _^ in S that the owed„oh„„i I-, dlfta which ffl nob only its, conception bubitsbril fisrfffim. i db6 Pte:6mi»etitly remark tho I!, v ! tS _ 01- vlcal importaace and of tho 1, ghesb benelit to her Alajesby^ sub „ ,obcfcß. to Particular portions of the F»£ tls, 1 cJomiI110 »s; ib mu6b be made _ 4 Jf y ,re^sen^"ve of the JnteTe-t. a ?Ll1,1 Umby p^ho whole empire. It a Z t ,? ty muclV» oretb_n the creation and maintenance of collections illustrative of the natural reeonrcos or our colonies fflff! CT C,'tto,v' ot h iei jhduVcrie. ot-differenb parts ol the empire, ib would be a place; of resort and a rendezvous ior colonists visiting England, the scene'of conferences on irutorsbf common interest, anu for the-cultivation ol intimate relations and good iolkwship between ourselves and our brethren from all parts of the'empire 16 would promote a better' kno\vJed»o of the geography, natural history, and the re sources of oui; colonies. Sketching then the, greatjstrides that have boen mado in tho last "fitty year- in the application of science to the purposes of daily ijf e ho urgocl.tho necessity for further tochriical education, and pointed out-how this work •would.Tje aidctt by the estabHshmcnt of an education branch of . tbe ' lei.pili^bn'cd Department of the imperial Institute ; liow, through its aid, , commercial education could be improved and",know'.'l ledge could be diHused through tlio in strumentality of commercial institutes, tbo cstabiishmonb ot a system of coneqjon dence,-the organisation ot emigration, arid the systematic collection and distribution ot information relating to inrlustrics Tho Prince oi \Vales, in proposing a vote of thanks to Frederick Abel,saitl: " You are well awa r e ot tbe deep interest I take in.this Jrj.t.ituCo. 1 am anxioti? that it should be a memorial of the -Jubilee of Her Majesty the .Queen, and at the samo time a memorial which will be ot great n*e to this country, and which will cement still further the good feeling which I trust, will always .exist between the "mother-country, her colonies, and India.

Gras° Alanhiie.—Freezing Co s.~ £7 ,Jos, of all merchants.

R S. Abel, account book manufacturer. Periodicals, annuals, and music- bound. Maps and plans mounted ] and varnished. Otders left -with Miiiray and .Spencer, Queen street. .-. ._:-: -■.:■

Freezintr Company's, butter in half pound, pats is branded: with the words* "Free_ing Uompatiy on the margin around the shell.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15,, 188,.

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Drapery, Clothing, &C 1 GIVING UP BUSINESS. ! LAST FEW WEEKS Q - ',:?f'6v THE \ .;,: .■ . • ,-. : - OJQ d GREAT GLBARIIfG- SALE. § 0 ; .....;■'-•> -PiP:'' }r, .•;"■!-'•• "■••' lh"' ■';,.;.;..;,.; ™;-; '. / blankets very cheap. uj- W , All-wool Flannels,from ... ... ... ; ' ...' ,„;. ; lOd' ' H All-wool Crimean from ... ..." ,- • ..laid W72in.M rhite Twill Sheeting from ... ... ... ,B|d' b^ Ladies' Macintoshes from ... ■ i ._ ... ... 3s lid fn I„dies' Ulsters from ...■• i- - ... .. ,„ 3s Ud /—I Cj Eur Capes; 10s lid, usual price 16a ;',"; ;,'! ' - > .:: _] . Dress Stuffs, in variety, frorii '■ '< l_ ... ... 33d yl (U ' -' &c., . ■ &0.-, , : &c. ' C/J p— ; _—.. — -s g , A. SNEDDEISf^:: : : ;, y 62, QUEEN STREET; H jyj J . : __ „;„.;,- ,;. _ 0 Splendid Tweed Trousers from ... ... ... fig nd ff) ' Good Tweed Suits from ... i.. i .., 1.. 21s 6d ,-s 0 Black Macintosh Coats from ... ... . .... 8s lid Q Tweed Macintosh Coats from ... . „, ...25s UJ C_J Crimean Shirts from ... ... ... ... 2s 6d _P .-■rJ Strong Cotton Shirts from ... ..'. ..'.' Is (id [—1 U - Cardigan Jackets from ... ... .„ ... 53 6d U &c., •" &c. A;:SNEDDE_>r, \. 62, QUEE.NBTREE T,. IMMISISrSE); EEDUGTIONS. WE ABE THE CHEAPEST' ■ _ KAFAWGAIIAPE:'' RO4D- ' CORNER OF ' EAST-ST. RETURNED PROSPERITY. JAME S SGUTT, on the 7th of April, intimated to the | Public that ,my business having sufl'cred through ill-health, I should for r*-^ our Weeks hold a Genuine Clearance Sale. My part I carried out by making large reductions in every departmeut, and have now to s thank the public for responding to my advertisement in so fall 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 largo stock on hand. Encouraged by the past month, I purpose making FURTHER REDUCTIONS FOR A" FINAL CLEARA:NCE. i , r ■■■ ■•■■■■:•'.'■-■■'■'..- J also solicit through this advertisement an offerior my Lease, which is one of the most liberal in Auckland. ' :i " : > p>\ ; FOLLOWING LINES AMONG ST, THE MANY CHEAP AND. GOODBAIIGAINS FOR WHICH PLEASE COME EARLY. \ My make of. Dyes and Black Goods Flowers, ..., : , ...: 3 for Id bein»" -well known, it will be Ladies' Underclothing, Infants' Robes, enough to state I -have reduced Cloaks, „c, &c", at Auction Prices. fro_° ... ... Is 3£d to Is Oid In Men's and Boy's Clo'thingl still havo My raven or blue black Cashmere a large stock. Men's Suits, 13s 6d, coloured do. from ... ... 10fd 18s ; 6d, 21s 6d, 25s 6d, ,30s, and 423 Real good Home Spuns ... . 6fd ( Men s Auckland or local-made Moleskin Black Velveteens from ... ~.. Is «J 1 Ti;ous3._ ' ... 4s'lldand 6s lid Crewdson's Oalicoes '~'..„... ... oU Mei.'_ ::;..: ; _; :,,]ss6d White Sheetv.ngs ... ••• 6;} l Aspien^dlineof Scotch Tweedls 9d yd. Blankets from ... .... 2s 6d each ,M'jn* "Shirts ,; i..nu '...' ' ".;. Is 3d Corsets ... .••' ... Is SdjSocks ...,..*..; ... 3d pair NOTE THE ADDRESS ...; 'J__:MES -S,CTJXX.' . LONDON HOUSE, : I '••''...-.''' Victoria and nelson streets, I ..,,':'"/:;;/;' .-..AUCKLAND. .". ''' .;\'/:'./ '['"^ ,-N.B.—STABLING PROVIDED FOR HORSES, TRAPS, Ac, OF '; I \ :'country customers;--- M:ii°!;'' ;C" I —____=____!__:,_ ' sy_s TT\TTTT~T~7 "^r^nj ; The best-Bkick for Bloom, Beo/i/M, and Durability, || ■Js'-:.:•.■.:■.... ■,-.•,%;:.,:■:■: if i ; . >' - ■ ■^■'•'^__miW'' - U. : i' -3 - i^A^^-'-'V -^f:;--^sa^^i^^kV-:::v :.... j ?.. -iliiiiiri-LiiiTEß, ... r ;ll9,;. jATHIIRST-ST., SYDNEY/" -CEEP THE LARGEST STOCK |lN AtTStRALfA 3 OF ALL KIN M *■■■''■''■■:'■"■■ '•■'■'-:-'''''; : ''-p /.'/':. r^r.pjygp. j , gaoKA?! •'> ENGINES, BiLERS, PUMPS, ~.;'- '",:", :„ ip :■■■:-.■ . ,v t . ..^andj 8KO?, * Y_fr_J« .-^ - l> 'F'^SSfflßffll MAGHINERY,: , y?n„ respectfully'inquest intending Buyers to foward-particulars of f\ __ ff?i_ aS^t^ ordering, yp/jp yp JL XJ_.XI \»J----_»* J-_IK-."« j^|Bi ri4_b_-Tial^«^- l.f|,i.,JL*irJ'j 119, BATHtJBSI^T' SlJffifeT^jH



Susi-ess Notices: e°'° -\l7'-0 OLLAM'S, v f -,;:-; TH.ETATLOR, _S?_.-,fr/l\ _ Jubilee Jj.bess Jsuits, ~'\ Y*l Of Snporior Mack t feA®\ la Superline Broadcloth— iii £5:0:0 , , ■ /r Extra quality Silk-lined— ;#IPIIP§-' sbo-iU-U, -~ p' > Tliis Suit is identical with ; tWoo'^Wr the £9 As Suit of long '"'," •©, ..' credit firms. :;,^^^__afe.l My Winter Stock being '*$« sill -j extra, heavy.. I have %'Pa m * reduced my prices : rli\ Xi't ■ 10 per cent. , - .- gpi i fep • fe| -.-. Gentlemen whoappreciate P ' |Wk well-cut garments ' i te'Sa j&ak ' should visit J W^osl^- SYDENHAM) HOUSE, W^ w^S^ Grey street. Xrojs Curved, for Verandas ~ - tANK" PATTERN) . AT SHORTEST' NOTICE.. •' ■' 3 __pju^*^^"^';^^'*2^_?V^^^ ' _a £* ... _ //jr^Vrif-^^-^^^ _>iJ^? : oy ■'■-:■§?' b* MS____ffiS^^^.?|iHi ~ '. ■'- '-■■"- ' ''»^!,»:i2i!_&^^ ©E©_? GE: MWfefeAJUML Manufacturing Plumber, ' AND. IMPORTER OF ALL TRADE REQUISITES ! WELLESLEY STREET. EAST (opposite New Library), and . $ BROWN &DAVy STREETS, THAMES, HAS FOR SAMS— ' 200 Corrugated Galvanized Tanks (assorted) r. 600 Colonial Qvens (all sizes) , o . . 50.000 feet Lead Edge Ridge Cap all sizes) 60 000 feet. Q.G..Rpoi)ting (all sizes) fin .00 feet Down pi pcs (all si zes) .... .WOO feet (foi vaulted VVater Pipes (all sizes) Lead head Nails, Lead Washers. q Portable toVelf' Furnace Frames". Copper Boilers., ; .otc, etc.. etc— Awarded Three First Prizes for above lines, at "Auckland -Agricultural Show. _~, . , largest and best selection of. Gas Globes In Auckland. •■'•''• :' As G McCAUL is a direct importer for cash he iy in a position to supply the trade at thelowest remunerative prices. -Liberal discounts to tho trade. Country orders ounciuullj? attended to; • ■ - I I ---—^~l'ZPf-~,ZPp,...< -.—r ~:r*~ ~ZTT M. p <>, '■%*'?■''&,s:: -V, h^fM-^^^J^^^-S^i'M^ ':jGEPROE."SVIc.GAUL,, Manufacturing Pluniber,.and Importer of all l'rade Requisites, JWellesl.yßt.! East (opposite :Uow,Library). ; and Brownand Davy-streets;;' 'ii \ .{'si ..:'*• ,; Thames. ■>■ '■ _ : pp '.'...... .-'ll :'m mmstei 7'"•" 'wJ^P 11*-'^"*'•"'■"' OAKLAND PERAMBULATORFACTOR^: (.- A- U vfcxOBi^STRKET (near Fxcewpn'sUayJ.^-.; '' :©.;••-' :,- 'v.:;'',' ,77.! ~'" '')■■ ;7 .'■' , ' CHARLES' SMITH. . -SiuiexM ', i.--- .-.._ -Dccsi-pttcs Perambulators, -Manufacturer.^Bw "^prices have been • Invalids Carriages, «.£. ■ *i ow a s possible carefully adjusted. «JgS»Jgj&lm_Bhif;



: ~~:; ' ■■'"•■'■■ ;"-■■■■■■-■ ■"- : :':' ":-'■'■ Bnsiuesg Notices. ' ". - • " :|iil| CLEARING SALE:! : ;■'-■-'•;■= p; p> p'-"\. : .•fp'.ii-'l1. -s-o li rop ■"'' i-cyirj-.a. ~,■;-,- i;;A / MR. W. RATTRAY'S STOOK. ■ MLSON, WILLIAMS & M CCULLAGH ; Beg to announce to their friends and the public generally.that they have purchased the well known Stock of Mr. Wm. Rattray, Draper, Queen Street, along with the lease of premises. ;;; The above choice and well selected stock (over £10,000) has been bought at very heavy discount off cost, and will be offered to the public at less than > i W„ W. & McC, in appealing to the public for their patronage during this sale, can confidently state that no such opportunity has ever occurred of getting the same class of Goods before in ! Auckland; and while thanking their customers for past favours, would intimate that nothing -' shall be waiting on their part to secure a continuance of the same. As they intend to vacate > their present premises, the Sale will be held in both places simultaneously. ' Sale commences on Wednesday, 15th June. 1 j ttttt fpi f\~\'T "| HT | | "I" T A "171*04 OH IfHiTH~YT~W T" A /THTIT COMMERCIAL AND NEW ZEALAND HOUSES, : . 11% ISO & 1:82, QITEBN STEEET. Z. I • ■ . \ \\ ~l^^i^P^iP^^pr^^£l :■"'■"■'■ '. '' ' ' '~' ."., ': "i ~- Q U%'S I G N_!;GUN S!-' ' ■'-) IXJ.L I ,1-X 1- I ~.L\ XI ■ 1:1 I II 1 till II I 1 I I I ,i Rifles Rifles .- .:, ;-!;- ri ,{i/!,„t iv -^.w,; nitnr.i, -_ REVOLVERS'REVOLVERS '.i/V " /„'.„.,, .-.:,-.J gunpowderi '^-~~: BI_.LUSVgISS§ATE : j ll,i '• : ■■'•'" „ J ,..' . ' ""' "' Xl .nswesia BaMtinMiM l_Jil Ijll I I 1.1~1-l :- r --■:-.-:-. Shot, Caps, Cartridges. Wadding, /.-•»•_.>«j .<; i ; ij Wire Cartridges,. Loading Apparatus, I '" ■ ":. j' o ai: m" d itlON :, The Pocket ! Of Every Description. , ■■..-.-.". "~ tT v« " *<r ... 4 , Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fireworks, &c. -~ ■_-_. , „ vl The best and cheapest House ia Auckland tor • i f/t/*> ' /<n/TM I „. _/ ■'"''j", I | 'D. EVITT 3, 25i, Q[j_ex.stu_.t. ..-•/ f^.fc -/-^ Gx/ V (A/Vl/IA/ ~ ,**_ Repnirsand every description of Cnnworit done "'' '"'"''" "Of tthbiovvest'possible'prices.andoausfacUou • -~ _-• •'_■ ' «.' ;'__ guaranteed. . , If -Jl /£- 7 , D.„ EVITT,, G-NMAKER, r ~:,:.. ; - _/ /_^^? iVJ.T'PiCI. QUEEN-STREET,.. AUCKLAND 'J ' ' ' ''' "'"' _"' "" " \Opposiio the Market _ ousel, i P '. , —-—~..,:- ' I||(l .:i;:'V.fffl'>W..'W! J !0> .;-,■;■,-..,.-■:,. . ~..,-._, rf ; Jj PRICE LISTS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. . ~-.., - ': ! v "' ' ' ' ' BY PURCHASING HOLIDAY REQUIREMENTS IN Wi PRAPEKY AFP 'CLOTHiyq ,i II: ;1I;n i 11-1.1 Hi in i ,lii.i iiiii in i 111 iiin i n t v; ,i I ; *'«i^ •» V * ' •'" '-:='" ■■■ , ' i''lU, Ai lilli ■'•ir&.&&is.ls M'A\.:.^J'&:s:£■& : -,- :,,,.. p:U, i- , -.-:;.:•,-,.-;.;- . - .;.T.tM| ■!•! 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C'- o fy \M i MATHEMATICAL AND; NAUTICAL .:- *!:-v/ vhi !;■ ■:- V>"* ' ■ :: ;.-;:,'£ .: I i... i; ,, ; NSTRU_fENT-,_-AKER, . ~._ T .,... ~ :: -.v -i , ; . , ft T ■ Pp,'' L SHORTLAND-STRISE..: ' : '. ~,',''." *.' _;. ■:''■' *i ;-•' .--I; ;...:: '■■ r., ; \ ,;. .'-' -r.../ln.. _;lcS_^ Extraor£naryV^ ' I 1 accurate fit guaranteed,..-.!:,'!;: :--!i(io'i _ ..... , r ~,, , , t .. I"' ■• ■ • • - ... >iv Opera Glasses ol superior quality ' _.».•- - --^ ■'.■ . v -^ : : «■■::,;-; ;-,-;.' to-.^'i*. .'; f,i;-,t' n njfroo ;-' Tolescopes, Binocular Fielß. Glasses, tndMicro- ->; ' '-■ :'' ■- . '' -'J:\ ■' •" ■■' 'i- ~ j -'... f. ■ , ~ • -r r ■, scopes; poworful and cheap' -' ~ | :.:•,,! , • >-»'.: : \ :..;,-, 1, ' ,' ' "''" ''' ■ Thebdolites.M'nin-'GomPasJes' AbneyLovelg :, '..,.; ;,,.,,,, ■--\ 001 M &\1 O r\£>/lo<l)'ii/i A f -:-:;! i ! L;:-:- • t-4{ A■■ ' -'iii Drainage Levels, Prisrhatie Compasses ,{ ] UWvru.i? 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