CABLEGRAMS.

foiJßJ***' .OTMura-<«wwoHi;]

MR O'BRIEN AT TORONTO.

"'■"■','.. ' .[SPECIAL.:!

Ottawa, May 15. -M -'D'Bnfin, the Irish Nationalist •7r arrived At Toronto, yesterday. \ip of his mission haying-been In] Pmned by the Eoman Ca. fcholic ' CT° n!!'he.addressed-a large meeting in; -ffiily £$ nl'° hfc> The mseti"S>"liow- W c a S sed resolutions condemning the, '^■oi $& 'O'Brien, and expressing Senoe ''& the ' Marclui3 of Lands f b Itjoverndr-General of Canada, f m'Q'Brien violently denounced.

HAWAII SAMOA.

(SPECIAL.)

Sydney, May 16.. that the Navigator ujiis are about .to be --annexed by thej piian'CfOvernm6Dt-

NEW ZEALAND AND THE IM PERIAL INSTITUTE.

' Treutbr's telegram.]

Melbourne, MaylG. ■ jfc-Gillies, has receivedja . gwiam 'from tlie New Zealand Go- Jjieht:announcing that -they have ■,■lO to contribute thousand = ids,per -annum for ten ?years :to; -papwial-Ofastiuite.

SAFETY OF EMIGRANTS.

London, May 16.

((&PECIAL MESSAGE.)

|te (committee of the Board -of fjiJe •recommend that boats on (Bifaant ships be increased 100 per #,besides carrying sufficient life-:

0k MD PORT HAMILTON :Itis*epofted that China has occu iiPtfffHatriilton.

GERMAN SUGAR BOUNTIES.

\ JBil! been submitted to the .E^chsfcag, ;havrag for its object the |i«iease;of sugar bounties.

THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION.

(reuter's telegram:)

:■•' ■•Constantinople, May 15. •pfts.rDreadnaughh has arrived at; &a Bay, -and will remaiu there I^Sir^Drarnmoric! Wolff; .British 'limissioner/'Who is negotiating with '^TtoltisfrGoVerarfient for. the settle tovoiv^gyptiau difficulty," is Teaay; |to leave'thisicity.

AUSTRALIAN.

:(EEUTER?S TELEGRAM.)

IfIE«FORIAN-MIL-WAY 4GGIDENT-

■ 'Melbourne, May 16. "Tlie'persQns'injured in the Windsor Mway accident-are progressing favour ■»%. Mr : Gosmo Newbery, Govern ieiifcanatyst,^wliose condition was oon 'sider&i critical, -is somewhat better. %eidy:.ilarse>number of claims for itompeiisatiOn for injuries sustained in Isaecident'have -'been served on the Government. '

ANGLO-COLONIAL TRADE.

The "Daily Chronicle" advocates the extension of trade between Britain and the colonies, as .open-i ing up a good field ;for merchants, and Urges' the representation' of British 'manufactures the Mcl-1 bourne 'Exhibition.

WRECK OF THE DOWNS.

The ship -Darling Downs sank in five fathoms of water. She will probably be_ buried in the sands. Efforts are; being made to save her.

A "CORNER" IN WHEAT.

The existence of an enormous wheat "corner" in Chicago is reported. If controls the chief .American .centres,; and owns one-half of the-wheat shipped at Liverpool.

CLOSING OF THE KAMO COAL MINE

[BY TELEGRAPH.-OWS CORRESPONDENT.]

Kamo, this day. A large public meeting was held here on Saturday nighb re the closing of the coal mine. The Chairman was requested to telegraph tho following resolution to the Minister of Public Works::—" That this meeting beg respectfully to draw attention to the number of .men out of employment, owing to tho stoppage of the * mine, and as it is understood that the Company will recommence work if tho Government will reduce the freight over the railway 6d per ton, this meeting urges earnestly the necessity of granting the reduction,as the traffic can be managed by the_ present staff of railwayhandSj and the doing so will enable a! large number of ■men to obtain payable .employment" Petitions are being numerously throughout the district.

%?ttllo»lng"Kappeflrea •In our Second Edition last evening.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.

'(SPECIAL.)

'May 15. —There have been Reinvestment .purchases of colonial tecoiities.• Consols are -at -1034, the '^tet;re'c6r:d.. ; ..V OF THE PEOPLE'S fc . . %int6rior of the-People's Palace |*fited a most imposing and Wtot;.spectacle. Madame Albiau !°S "-Home, Sweet Home." The Paralogised 'their generous -efforts Meet the needs and add-to the wres^of-tho'busy'worlcers of the Mis. , Mi- Walter Besant, who »a%ed a scheme in |pey.»»All;Sorts and Conditions a founda- Wfetie% r ithe school of Technical tin connection with the J* Tlie'^tone was 'laid by 'the S;^hepopdlace-behjivea-remark %;Wflll. / ' ■-.

COBDEN CLUB.

|tei|ttai dinner of the 2 'Ws .held 'last evening. Lord ' Spesitied. ' Sir Saul ■Samu6l, Sit- ; R. ; \%dom, .and Mr Dodds were; SilT'h- Ord iMorle y ridiculed •^. Wiffitlfs's ' preferential d uties : 'hst S^', "expressed theopiaion a :zollverein. %^?P ile - at:ftn nearly- date was not tiS e! boilQdsof practical politics. |eie ; or-fealßatioa. 'Sir S. Seated free trade between 'ijfe. n f e Vandemphasised the verdict New South .: favour.

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

Gommons,,Sir H. |g|*lmitted that the New .5 aiScussTon would" "be omitted uere Pwt of the Conference."

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'THE A¥CKLA-KD .JBVEOTG BTiJ^'fPlSDAir, MAY .1%, tgßl



Waterbury Watches. j , fJ»HE WONDERFUL WATJ3RBURY . CORRECT TIME:FOR 13s. 6d. ■: BANKERS, -MERCHANTS, LAWYERS.-' i All to whom \ TIME IS OP IMPORTANCE READ THIS I ' ) The triumph of mechanical rskill in the ' watchmaker's art has just received ".its premier exemplification in the now series of Wuterbury watches, which arrived 'in -this city by the " Wairarapa" a.fewdays since. During the last decade, -immense .strides have been made in the direction of cheapen ing the cost "of horological instruments of 1 all descriptions, although, in a great, many I cases, at the sacritica of-their aocuraay j but ) the idea of-a really reliable .and durable , watch for the million, at.a price within the reach of all, originated with, and has been 1 perfected by the Waterbury Watch Com-' i pany, the practical outcome of whoie re . search is shown in the present impcove'd, "E" series of watches, the fourth which , thedevelopment of modern science and their ; indomitable enterprise has led them toisau© i within the past seven years, ilbis uotmaiiy . years since the dream of a handsome re . liable watch which would record the flight ot time with unerring accuracy, and which would at the same time be obtainable ■ for the comparatively trifling; sum of THIRTEEN SHILLINGS AND SIX PENCE, would have been laughed at a$ impracticable and; Utopian ; but to-day it is no stretch of imagination, but a solid fact : that-the'Waterbury has beoomesynonymous over the whole world with reliability, strength, and beauty, and a prime incentive to punctuality in commercial, professional, scholastic, and-social life. In theso hinh'. pressure times, when tho attention of think ing men is directed toward shortoniug tho hours of labour, and when the keenness of home and foreign compotition renders it of the utmost importance to secure tho greatest oulput.of work within tho.rocQgnised hours of business, tho possession of a really,reli able timekeeper entirely-ceases to be a fad, a convenience, or a badgo of respeotability, • but an absolute essential' to success. The man who misses his trains, trams, erßteam er3, who neglects hi 3 appointments, or losea trackof his minutes, whoregulateahiaaotionß by a faulty erratic watch, soon finds himself -left outof.the tide of prosperity, and never' comes within cooee of his successful neigh bour, the secret of whoso, success is that he carries a Waterbury, and lives on time. In an action for neoessaries in the Supreme Court of 'Great Britain it was long ago decided that.a gold watch was not a necessity. A Waterbury, price Thirteen and Sixpence, alwaysshowsthe correcttimo, ■which .is after all the great desideratum of a watch, and a hundred guinea jewelled movement cannot .possibly do more, and will.Co3tseveral.tiraesthe*value of a Wtftov bury to repair every time it gets .out of order. The clerk, the assistant, tboartisan, or the labourer, who is habitnally late, sooa . gets into bad..rajpute, los§s employment, or at least destroys"liia chance or promotion ; and the threadbare excuse, "Didn't know VIA -tlmf>_" Or . iii, MJiJtnl—«««..«.-~.»-'{-1 " longer tenable, seeing that the value of time lost in a single is frequently i sufficient to buy.a Waterbnry. Every man, woman, or child, who desires !to avoid or get rid of the annoyance, uncertainty, and aiscorofortof carrying a watoh they cannot entirely depend upon, should ,purchase a Waterbury, even if they hare to .discard their much more .expensive -but faithless appendages,, as many .of oar bankers, mer chants, .railway and Government officials; inspectors of police, and rail way.contractors; havo.already done. Remember that the Watorbury is a keyless .stem winding watch, unequalled anywhere for.accuracy and reliability,.and for the strength and beauty of .its finish. Price "Thirteen and Sixpence; .post frae, Fourteenand Threepence. These watches can be obtained irom E. "PORTER & CO., Queen street, ' ,AU C K-L-A N D. Drapery, 'Clotbins:,'&c. Jfjt 'in r^\ : ;[[ HOBSO'N- rST. I "\V'^ VISIT :'& )} 'in ASH AitfD DEFERRED 'PAYMENT \j TAILORS,'DRAPERS,'AND !H'AJ3iT ' •MAKERS, HOBSON-S'fREET. We respectfully invite attention -fco.oOT Large iStock of NO'VKIj TIES for thopresent-season. Our Great Variety and Choice-of the Best Fabrics, --with-'the' Skill dnd" Taldnt'we-employ, and the greatrsuccess of'our'efforts toproduce Superior Garments, PERFECT in FIT, vaiid UNEXCELLED in CUT and STYLE, gives us ovory contidencc in respectfully "soliciting the favour of a'visit. -All Tweeds thoroughly -shrunk-before 1)61118 ■ made up, and Stand workmanship guaranteed. *Tho Deferred Payment -'System lias been found to bo a great boon.'by enabling'those Tvitlv limited incomes to iprocure necessaries in the. easiest.poasible way. f All Goods are marked in plain figures. ; Cash Customers receive-5 per cent, discount i (one shilling in tho pound storlilifi) on 'all parcels of~2osan'd upwartle. | INSPECTION INVITED. I •Tramcafsp'assthed.offr. ....... . '; i rEx^TRA 'Pair of trodbers | J | 503. 555. 60s. fI | |W :| 'Got. "70s. ',75!. {t H E^ 'I 80s. ,'Bss. i9O«. i% 2 '-g liE ROBINSON, TAitoß, ." S. '^V^V CORNER OP J^bS EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS ,! WORSTED 'SUITS, with an extra'Paii 3 of Trousers for nothintr, SJ.-At J.lH;' , Dalton's, Tailor,'Victoria-atrcet'East. TRY niy6os "Suits T r They<aroreain'ice,' with au Extra Pair of TflpiUaers'fprtD^Dg. -J, H, JJaltoD, Tailor, -■■<'.■■"



Conveyances. TIME TABLE DA.VIES BROS.' 'BUSSES DEVONPOItT TO TAKAFUNA, HURST MEIUC, -LAKE UEACH, AND SCHOOLHOUSE, ■Telephone: Devoxport Bureau. Leaves Victoria Wharf, Dkvonport.— 8.20-a.m., 10.'20 a.m., 12.45 p.m., 2.p.m., 4.20 p.m. Sundays—lU a.m., 11 am., 225 p.m., 3 p.m. Keturn Faros, is (id; Weekly Tickets at Keduced Itates. Leaves Takapuna. — 9,5 a.m., 11.15 a.m., 1.33 p.m., 3 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Sundays—lla.m., 12 a.m., i p.m., 5 p.m. Special Trips can'bo ar ranged at Post Office, Devonport. Lad; tea' and Gisnt!3 SADDLE HOUSES, BUGGIES, BREAKS, WAGGONETTES, and conveyances of every description at shortest notice. Expresses meet every bont to rocolre and foi ward luggage of all descriptions. -Kjfcr £ L L S B R O S. CONVEYANCES ON HIRE. Offico; Victoria VYharf. General Carters, Receiving and Forwarding Agents. Waggon for Furniture, Removal. Goal, Coke, and Firewood Dealers, General Carters, ,&c. . . Telephone : Devonport Bureau. S~T £ R-SON'S 'B 'U "S «B S 'START From Victoria-street to Mountßoskill —8, 8.45, -D.45 (via Stoneytiurst), 10.30, 11.15 (ria Stoney .hurst), 12, 1 (via Stoneyhurst), 1.15, 2.30 (via gtpneyhurst), 3.15, .4,,.4.30 (via Stoneyhurst), 5 iviaStoheyburst)',s.ls.s.3o (viaStonoyhiirst), 15.45 (via'Stoney hurst), 6.5, 7 (via Stonoyhurst), ..,8.30. Jj) .(via Jitoneyhurst). Saturday.—l2.3o.. From' Mount Roskill—7 (via Stonoyhurst), 7.20, •S (via Stoneyhuret), 8.25, B.4s(viaStoneyhtirst), "•9130, -10-30 (via Stoneyhurst), 11.15, 12.15 (via Stoneyhurst), 1, 1.15 (via Stoneyhurst), U.SO, 3 15 (via Stoneyhurst), i,'i.lo (via Stouoyhurst), ■5.30(via Stoneyhurst),-(i.15, 7,-9.15. -Saturday— 1.15, 2, 0.30, 8.45. From Queen-3trect (opposite Wyndham-street) ' foMountEdcn-5,8.30.-9, 9.30, 10.15, 11. 11.S0. j0.30 hls-(omitted on Saturday), '>, 2.15. 3.15, '4 {a i.30, 5,5.7 (omitted on Saturday), 5.30, 0.5, cj; io. aaturday-1, 1.30, 7, '8.15, 9, 10, after From^iount Eden-7,30,-8,:8.30,8.15, 9,9.30,10.15, n 113012.15, .1:15, 2. 2.45, 3.30, 4, 4.15, 5, 5.80, ffitX Saturd9y-68 9 9.30 From Union"Bank" to Mount A.lbort and Ayon dale-9.15,10.15,12.15, 2 (omitted on &iturday), 3 (omitted on Saturday), .4.15 (omitted on Saturday), 5.15, 6,15 (omitted. on : Saturday), 8 (Mount Albert only), 10.10 (omitted on Satur day) Biit.nrday-r.15,-2.30, 3.43, 9, 10,11. From Avondale and Mount Albert-7.8; 9,1015, , 11:30* li3o, 3, 4,5.30,9 lilount Albert only). Fr SoCNaironal JBalaktoNewLynn--10.S0 (from Avondale only), 1.30,.5:30. .Saturday-10.50.' Sundays, weather permitting—lU.4o,». From Nevv Lynn-8.15. Ji'.lo (from Avondale on v) 815 (omitted on Saturday). Saturday -5.50. Sundays, weather; pewnitting-9 o.in., i'.W. Special 'Buses put on should sufficientiriduCO* men t offer. _: ■ ——— i-^l ***—** *^^ JDrapery, Clothieg, &c . HriffiGKlFrOiaiT STQCK ; r tidy,Goods* in Men's, Youths'and ; rHOSIERY-KSHIETS !^^M| ; ■ : invited ; I WWm^Wrl? as ov6ry -Dopar^ent •* ; | \^o^^^^ confcains-somo I JffIBriSPECIALLY C lffiA!P Which can -only -bo "secured < by jjjpl '-making an jJs&m"-''l ?ra T\ -a v i -so >M -BABY LINEN 'AND LADIES^ UN DEHLINEN WABEHDQSE,; 'Has opened TWO CASES OB1 NEW UNDEPfLINEN, Hand^mado'and'Machine-made. Some ov tii c' pRETTfEST Goods1 cnthe 'TbaOe, And willbesold'Cheap. Hana^^N^b^sse S^6B^fg|i|d-^ " -Drawers i» .a6:6dtoss(id MachYne-mado Night-Dresses, trimmed, '£rom Mac^iu^ma^o' Chemises, plain, Is 3d; trimmed, MacliinVmddo Drawers, ;plaln, Is; trimmed la3d _ .__. i i . :; "Splendid Assortment 6f .NEW. BABY ; LIIN:E:N. Mpririo Pelisses,'from-2slld'toi3oß; 'Cloaks/ .isM fto^2s3 ; Kobes',33 6d to 25 a ;,Niglit^nda3 a y Gowns is 6d to 6s 6d; Infant^.fiooda^Hats, '.Bonnets. 2s (id to 16s6d; Merino Frocks i a6 d to 5s 6d; Flannels, Short amli,ong Slips, Squares. Bibs. .Shirts arid Bands. Waterproof Sheets, Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A large variety to -choose from at the very■ lo. west.pnces. . > Ho. 9, JUNCTION QUfiEN & GREY BTS,



Buisness Notices. RINGER SEWING MACHINES. Sales-in 1884...,.,306,292 Machines. .Sales.in 1881 562,030 Machines. 'Increase...... 42,256 Machines. :AT."261,-QUEEN-BT., AUCKLAND I3TTHREE .OUT OP iE»V4tSHf 'jPOUR MA CHINKii.SOLD.INTHE WOULD ARE -SINGERS. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED1 .FIRST 'PRIZES'! 'AND -AT CHRIST.CHURCH EXHIBITION. TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. TO BE OBTAINED At PEP' 2/6 WEEK PER "2/.Q WEEK BEWARtf-OF-GJERJUAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. mHESE V A N 6 ARE SPECIALLY ADAPTED 'FOR REMOVING FORM-' -T.UKE. They 'Carry Dig Loads, Protect'from Sunaod iU>in, andTiare' Compotent Drivers. EVERY KIND OF CARTING WITH EFFICIENCY & DESPATCH. .ON .SALE : 'Coals, Wood, Charcoal, Cok« Pqsts, Rails, Palings, Bricks, Linio, Snnci, Tanks,-Cement, Sheila Drain Pipes, Scoria Ash, etc. W. &G. WINSTONE. ENCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. —I AUCKLAND PERAMBULATOR FACTORY. Victouia-stkeet (near Freeinau'a I3ay). * , " w rt "CHARLES SMITH, ±nvaTfdFt^div'geSf l«Binoltfi9vPsEijmW\l<'iGtSi cjxrcfullyadjusted,'and aroaa-low as possible consistently with quality and workmanship. The fact that I guarantee and keep in repair for ono year is a-BUttlcient proof of their excellence .Perambulators of any .makerepaired or taken in CXbhango. Price list post free. OLROYD AND LONGBOTTDM, GENERAL WOOD TURNERS. Albert-street, Auckland, opposite '.Y^MiCA. , Rooms. .Bandsaw Cuttings, Carvings, Architraves, and IFrofwcrk done at Lowest Rates. ftable, s Chair, and Sofa Legs, Bedposts, Drawer Stumps, etc., always in stock. . BILLIARD BALLS HE-TURNED AND STAINED. ■A Trial is Koapeotlully Solicited. [a card.] WE. THOM A-B (Twenty-four years with 11. M. Customs), CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, •BROKER, ACCOUNTANT, and PUBLIC AUDITOR. Offices: Firth's Buildings, 75, Queen-street, Auckland. qm G O S T E R' JD • (LATEOFQUEEN-STREET}, ,j TOBACCONIST, &c, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (next Garrctt, 3utcher). Finest ".Brands of Cigars, .Tobaccos and ', Cigarettes, Sundries, otc. CUT TOBACCOS.A SPECIALTY. '■. \ '3Evory description of Pipes Mounted arid. Repaired to order. -'■•■■ ■- , . r\ ARVE R, fi IL D,E R, LOOKING-GLASS &. .EICTURE FRAMEy^y.^l^ , Sign Wriier Jr&^jykVL AND jP *b JPjY xr txr n Decorator^P $# tKIND" ; /7 IIL "OAINTINGS; j&f BT0" ■'• ;wou.NTEa i HyvAPPOTKT-'l*^f*i^^^f ,;MBNT -TO -| • HIS EXGPttSINCy ,THH-GOVERNOR. mHAMES CARRIAGE.' 'AND DRAY jL FACTORY, VICTOfeIAsSTREET SBASIV ■ ; ' >and' ' . ' ' : l ■ -'HfGHiSTREET.; ' <A -U;C rIC L<A ND. • , leiophono,r3oS. ■ . .' JAMES ,'M ACKIE, CbAdHBUiLDEK, MANAGER. ' "Builder ipt ov«ry :aeEcriptiOn of Vohibles,' Repairs in1 allltho'brahdhcs of the'trade faithi'ulJy'Oxecate'd. Vehiclßß!Bouffht and^oldion-Commiasion. ' Coachbuilders'^Requisitea.in'Stock. The Trade5 ■Supplied. ' : -' Country Orders panettially-6£ttended te. /■Ca'Sh'-Customars liberally dealt with. lyr o D 'E ■' L S.; Bpya shaving Mechanical -Genius caa be' supplied with.Modei Engine Fittings, ponsisting: -Ot Cylinders, Taps. Safety Valves, Whistles. •&C. , ; J. .'HOWDEN, Jeweller, | ■ ■' 'Quoen'Street. | fffE'BlGG'ESTEiterarySHiriihg.'sVVorthj in -A ustrslasia- Brett's ■'& Auckland 'Almanac; IllUßtrated. ■' " • > • ■ " ■ ■•■-'



, Drapery, ©lothiag, &c. RETURNED PROSPERITY | JAMES SCTJTT, on.the 7-th-of April, tothe • Public that ,my business having suffered through ill-health, Ishould for "^^ Four Weeks hold a Genuine Clearance Sale. My parti carried out by making large reductions in every department, and have now to thank the public for responding to my advertisement in so 'full a manner, also .0 state that having sold and sent out a much larger quantity of.goods than.l expected, yet *I'•still Jhave *a large on hand. Encouraged by the past month, I purpose making FURTHER REDUCTIONS .FOR A FINAL CLEARANCE. I also solicit through this advertisement an offer for my Lease, which is one of:the mostliberal in Auckland. FOLLOWING LINES/AMONGST THE MANY CHEAP AND •GOOD BARGAINS FOR WHICH PLEASE COME EARLY. My make of Dyes ;and .Black Goods blowers 3 for Id being well -known, it will be Ladies' Underclothing, Infants' Eobes, enough to atate X. have reduced Cloaks, .dec, &c, at Auction Prices. from '~. ■... is 3id to Is OJd In Men's and Boy's Clothing I still have My raven or blue black Cashmere a large stock. Men's Suits, 13s 6d, ■coloured do. from Ho|d 18s 6d, 21s Gd, 25s 6d, 30s and 42s Real good'Home-Spuns ... 6j}d Men s Auckland or local-made Moleskin Black Velveteens from Is Od Trousers ... 4s lid and 6s lid Crewdspn's Calicoes ... ... 3^d Men's Overcoats ... ]ss6d 'White Sheetings ... K. '6§cl AspleiulidlineofSeotchTweeclls 9dyd. ■ "Blankets from ... "... '2s Q'd each Men's Shirts Is 3d Corsets ... ... ... Is 3d Socks 3d pair NOTE THE-ADDRESS JAMES SGUTT, ; LONDON HOUSE, ' '; VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. LAST FEW" WEEZB. ■■ ..—.—,—. ■*.*■- : ; '_ GIVING UP BUSINESS. LAST FEW -WEEKS p OFTHE ' '. {J) A- GREAT CLEARING SAiE. q S "''"' ~*~~ ' ' :Q J .< BLANKETS VERY CHEAP. M ; ( ... 10d W-... ... ... „ .&... Is-Id ?I, j i72in. White Twill Sheeting from ... ... :fi-£ ... B|d t^ Ladies' Macintoshes from ... .... • ...">....33.1id i H Ladies' Ulsters from ~. ... .. , '.- ... 3s lid /—| >' Dress.Stufi&j.in variety, from ' ... > \... 3|d r/> §•■ A. SNEDDEN, ■ y •62, .G6 "CT EE N S TREE Ti j |lj 0' •" 'Splendid Tweed Trousers 'from ... ... .... ss*2ld (jQ ! Gooß Tweed'Suita from ... ... ... .. 21s <3d /-*v 0 Black Macintoßlt Coat 3 from ... ..... .... 8s 1 lcl \J Tweed Macintosh Coats from .... -25s •. '' --H Zj :Grinipan Shirts from ... ... ... ... 2s 6d " L '.S!.! Strong Cotton'Bbirtsfrom ... ... ... Is Cd . .M -«fi .Cardigan Jackets from .... ... ... ... 5s 6d , .*w ... ••' • 'y&c, fcc^v. k &c, ; ' ! A. SNEDDEN", .!| 62, ftCBEN STREET. IMMEISTSB ; | LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND SURROUNDING NEIGHBOURHOOD, f «arJ3EFO,RE Y^U BUY HOSIERY SEE "5a :. .j —^ L. , Ladies' Coloured Cashmere of abeautiful quality and ■ 'finished for ls:4d per pair, original prico i2s 9cl. ' ' Children's (same qualitji), Is. Maids', Is 2d. J. G. wishes .you to ■ see the Yaluo in Gloves of all ~■ . ''. kinds, too numerous -to mention—Swede, Kid, • Silk, .Cloth, &c,-&e.; Gent's fur-lined Kid; also, bargains in^evoning colours in Kid. Ladies' Cloth fur-topß, &c, 'Bit t6d per pair ; also Boys'" . . strong cloth fur-lined, &c, 6d per pair. _il '■■ r-f-"• —» Ifr-<i-."y' .' .' "' '; ' ' ■'■»--. , ~ -Upper Symottcls Bfcreet, and KA.BAHGAHAPE ROAD. " ;.WE. llil^Hp CHEAPEST. . J ' KMAKkiAIE BOAD: .



Business Notices. m p ie a o o c- k, JL« OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL NSTRUMBNT MAKER, Shohtland-stkket. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectacloa and Eye-glasses of every kind; an accurate flt guaranteed Opera Glasses of superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, nd Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining: Compasses, Abney.Levels Drainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometers Electric Bells, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic anil Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopes and Slides,.Graphoscopes Stoani Guages and Tubing, Salinometers JUST RECEIVED— Settlors' Telescopeß-powerful, portable, and cheap, Us Settlers' Aneroid Barometers—strong and good !iss (id Settlors' Miscroscopes, magnifying ■ 1:750 times, a3a 6d . Also, Steam and Electro Motor Working Models rand Steamers. INSTRUMENTS Off JEYERT KIND'BEPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. 1>,0.8.,284] [HIGH-STREET j^ R T H U R J^J A S V, MANUFACTURERS' ' AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT. ORDERS-INDENTED. GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT. QUALITY G UARANTEED. :FOR ' SALE, Plain Enamelled, and -Coloured Window Glass. Wire Nails Portland Cement Royal Rctny Starch Havanna and Manilla Cigars Claret and Brandies nnHERE is nothing known better calcu- JL lated to invigorate tho constitution than 1 Wolfe's Schnapps. XI CHM ON D H O.US^E, PONSON BY ROAD, AUCKLAND. W. COCHRAN, Senb., FAMILY BUTCHER. /CHOICE TARANAKI BUTTER. ri^-QULAR SUPPLIES COMINGFORWARP WEEKLY. APPIy JO/^N BUCHANAN. : JUBILEE .ILLUMINATIONS ~ "ADE BT F FOR 'S "T E'& (Lato Branstb. n^ dX°r^ r L ' AVE COPPERSMITH! ePPLL <IT MBER, D BRASS. FOUNDER, GAb^ ITTER ' ! AND -4.Tmn.i-. HYDRAULIC BNGII*aE- R' ] Etimates GiTen for all Branches t»>f $ h* Trade. Stoani and Vaccuum Gauges Tct "^^ .L. ~ i-m _ x d.i ustail^ _i ~ BRASS CAST DAILY AT LOWBST ;SATES. No Charga Made for Vet of Pattorna on L^and. F. F. being por3Oh-xiij a Pr&ctacal TradeiL^an can Guarantee Good Workmanship. ' » PAPER HAN G I N G S. . W. PHILLIPPS & SON HAVE RECBIVED, EX I^VTE AKRIVALS, 185—PACKAGES—1S5 CONTATNINS 55,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS, CONSISTING OB1 NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining. Bed- Rooms, Hall and Staircase, suitable for the Mansion or Cottaga. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, AND BEST TALUE EVER OFFERED IN PAPERHANGINGS. 916 —PACKAGES-916 SCRIM S ANDHESS I A-KS PLATE AND SHEET GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPS, TARNISHES AND ALL TRADD: SUNJJJttIiiA ' W. PHILL IP P S & SON, .95 AND 97, QUEEJf-STREET, ■(J",L E B H I L L 5 S DERATED WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST (Late Sharlakd's). '■'■'-'' ri /CHEESE! CHEESE!! CHEESE I!-! Wanted Known, you can get'gooa Cheese at 3Jd. per lb. and upwards, for cash, at FEEDK. . WHITEHEADIS, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. ■ ; I^HAMPTALOUP AND COOPER'S MECHANICAL WORKS, &c. Axbn, W., The Medhanica' Friend, Ec- S* * ceipts.&c. ..' .. • 5 o Bale, M. P., Stono Wording Machinery ." 10 0 Calvert'B Mechanical Almanac, 5 years -3 6 Campin, F.. Details of Machinery, for Fit ting Shop, &o. .... 40 Hand-TurninglnWood, Irory, Shell, &c 7 0 Colyer, F., Management of Steani Boilers and Engines .. .. „■ 2 '6 Dempsey & Clark, ThoLocGmotire Enffiiito i 0 Edwarda, £~ Practical Steam Enginssrs' Guide (American) .. .. ji' n Forney, M. N., Catechism of the Loeomo tivo (American) .. jo q Greenvroodi T., Turners' and Fitters' Handbook .. .. . j g Hobson, A., Amateur Mechanics' Practical ■ Handbook .. .. -SO Reynolds, M., Tho Model Locomotive Sri^ ginecr .. ~ ! 5 ,; Locomotivo Engine Dririnj* ' S ;G Engine Drivins'Life .. " "' jj| Rose, J., Complete Pxaotical Mkchiniit ; " (American) .. .. HO Smith. C. A., Steam Making or Boiler Practice (American) jn 0 Spon.E., Sinking and Boring Wello " y> o Tcmpleton & Hutton, Workshop ConY- " panion '..... .. • ■ 3 q and Machinists' Practical As '■ sistant .. ? .. ... 3 0 Tr.u : bner'» Amateur Mechanic's Work»hop 5 0 ■ Young Mechanic (or Boys) 7 0 Wanabrough, W., The Portable Engini Construction and Management -4 0 Wataon, E., Manual of Hand Lathe .•■-(American) .." '.. .. 7 q X3HA'M:PTALO'OP & COOPER. '