CABLEGRAMS.

it fßt EtECTBIC TELTCOBAPH—COPYRIGHT.]

JUBILEE AND DYNAMITE.

A FIENDISH CONSPIRACY. • OtJTKAGES EXPECTED; ' (Special.) >*,',„ .. London, June 16. received from official sources in london leaves no doubt that the-dyna -jnite faction have arranged outrages for Jubilee week. The authorities profess to have full knowledge of the .'conspiracy, to be acquainted with the pttes of those engaged in- it, and are Confident" that it will be defeated. ---• Jot months the movement has been Expected, and proniinent plotters abroad ' B ii(i their probable accomplices have been carefully noted, and reported at fheadquarters. During the same period ppniet portions of the United King dom have been watched with a view to the-arrest of suspected persons without notice. The movements of -Patrick Casey, who is at present in ■Paris, and on whoso passport Dhuleep $ngh recently travelled to Russia, are being closely watched by special detec tives. • The actions of others, who are sup , posed' to be more dangerous conspira tors than the Casey gang, are also 'jjeing attentively observed. ll '.The plotters in Paris are represented as actively preparing a terrible dyna mite jubilee demonstration. ;;. Recently O'Donovan Rossa com plained to the New York police of the ,«gnstant "shadowing" to which he was /subjected by Scotland Yard. He ridi •ijnlesthe fear that the more dangerous ;piotters are in New York, and says there are those elsewhere who require ."the,attention of the authorities.

BRYCE V. RUSDEN.

DISPUTE FINALLY SETTLED,

[eeuter's telegram.]

•. London, June 16.. m The new 'trial in : the action Bryce v. •Kpide'ri has resulted in a compromisej 'Mi.'Bryce waiving his claim to \of the total damages, awarded i-him in March, 1886. The Bench ex- approval of the settlement, and Tvarmly praised the handsome condiici of Mr Bryce. At the suggestion of Wai Court, Mr Rusden unreservedly every imputation reflecting 'on Mr Brvce..

THE QUEEN'S HEALTH.

(PvETjteh's telegkam.)

~ _ . London,* June 17. ~The Queen is expected to arrive foni 1 Windsor to-day from Balmoral. Her .health lias been benefited by her .visit to the Highlands. ,

THE AFGHAN REBELS.

MUTINY SUPPRESSED.

; ".. [rEUTER'S TELEGRAM.] f v,:.-..-.. ' . Calcutta, June 16. Bfeils been received from Afghan istan that on the 9th instant 500 of the garrison of Herat mutinied against the •'authority of the Ameer. An engage ment took place between' the loyal Iroops r and the rebels. . Thirty of the former and fifty.'of the latter fjrilied. Seeing the attempted revolt iya& unsuccessful, the mutineers fled, iufc were all ultimately captured.

STANLEY IN AFRICA.

HEWS OF THE EXPEDITION.

V; ■ [PKESS ASSOCIATION.] : London, June 17.: ,'. -stiws has been received from MrH. 'MiStanley, of the Emm Bey relief ex pedition.- He' states that he finds famine ; prevailing throughout the country; in the' vicinity of Wadelai, *kere Emm Pasha' is supposed to be besieged; v '~••;' ,_ ,■ . '..'„ •,

THE IRISH EVICTIONS

REBATE IN THE HOUSE OF commons. ,;•,;" ■ (REUTERS, TELEGRASI.) ' . LoNDOisr, June 17. ■Last- night's sitting of the House, of Commons was occupied by a discussion Jtllfeßodyke evictions. The followers MM Parnell fiercely attacked the landlords, and ; bitterly complained of $c "violence displayed by the police. * i? Arthur .Balfoiir, Chief .Secretary fa Ireland, defended the aetibn of the •Klice, declaring that if they exceeded iiefc duty it was because they had been Pwvofted beyond endurance.

SPALDING ELECTION.

•It is announced that Mr Halley reward, a supporter of Mr Gladstone, Jll appear oppose Admiral Tryon for Raiding;- : * ' ' h

CHANGES IN CANADA.

Ganges in the tariff are under'the cot isideration of the Canadian Parlia- It has been decided to make "J*: concession of a portion of the iron dut ies in favour of England.

GERMAN SUGAR BOUNTIES.

•The Sugar Bounties Bill before the Reichstag fixes a bounty on of German raw sugar jp6d,per cwt; refined .siigar, ■■,;?» Wpercwt, :

A "CORNER" IN COTTON.

Considerable! agiitation .prevails in the cotton ; trade, owing to the attempt to • establish a r " corner." Tile English factories threaten to work half time, and much indignity is felt

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.

Sir H. Holland states that , the official report of the: Conference will be forthcoming shortly.

EXHIBITION AT BRUSSELS.

i- The International Exhibition will be held at Brussels next year. '

(special cables J)

LAND ACQUISITION BILL IN ENGLAND.

London, June 17. — Lord Dun raven's Cottage Allotments Bill, which permits the computlsory taking of land for allotments, haa been read a second time. ' ">-

THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.

London, June 17.—Mr T. E.Call cott, of London, has been appointed architect for the Imperial Institute. Many foreign royalties will attend the ceremony of laying the foundation stone of the Institute.

THE GROSVENOR PICTURES.

London, June 17.—The Earl of Buckingham sails in August in charge of the Grosvenor collection of one hundred pictures.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

London,. 16. — Consols re main at 101|. The bank rate of discount is 2 per cent., and the market rate 1 per cent. The Bank of England.reserve in notes and bullion to-day is ;£15,400,000, an increase of since last week. The pro portion of the reserve to the'liabilities is 48 per cent. New Zealand inscribed stock remains at 89J. Off coast cargoes of Adelaide wheat are realising 35s 6d. Australian hides are in limited demand, and only at prices of one-eighth of a penny lower. , The wool market continues firm ; The catalogue at to-day's sale com prised 11 j9GO bales, making a total of 100,300 bales offered since the opening of the series.

MR DEAKIN'S RETURN.

Melbourne, .June 17.—Mr Alfred Deakhr arrived in Melbourne this morning. He - met with an enthusias tic reception during the journey from Adelaide,' 1 and was presented with "a number of addresses at different town ships through which he passed. !

The following appeared lit our Second Edition last evening. ' • :

• : '\ , , (SPECIAL MESSAGE.) . ;;,. : , London,.. Jiine 11.- j In the Jubilee Cricket match, Marylebbne, v. All England; the latter made. 514 in their first inninfis. The Marylebone Club, in the second in nings, made 282, thus being defeated by im innings and 117' runs.

STATE-AIDED COLONISATION.

At a,meeting of the Colonial Insti tute, presided over by . the, Mar quis of. Lome, the subject of. state colonisation was It was urged that business principles should govern the scheme. Consider able, diversity of opinion prevailed on the'•matter, ' •'

A PEST AMONG THE HOPS.

Aphis to a serious extent have ap peared in the English hop crtfps.

PRINCE OF BULGARIA.

Probably Strecker Pasha will be ap pointed temporary Kegent of Bulgaria is selected. " , ; ;

"THE WATERBURY."

The Waterbury Watch is not a jewelled all - over- patent- half-cock-go-as-you-please - hair-trigger-chronograph. It is. a strong, handsome, weil-finished, nickel plated, reliable timekeeper for 13s 6d..

Why shoiild I give £5 or £10 for a watch that has .to fee perpetually undergoing re pairs., and at the best of times ; cannot. be relied on, when I. can buy; a perfectly, re liable, strong, and handsome Waterbury, Watch for 13s 6d? A well-regulated 7/oung man — An " Always on Time " young mart H # A " Jusfon the Minute, good for all s in ,j[g" — ...,!■■ ' ■,' >:u; ■' •;■■ -'■'■" , A Waterbury Watch yotiiig man.-■ • ' Because the. Waterbury (price 13s 6d) is a simple but reliable timekeeper, do not be eulledinto buying any other nickel watch on the assurance that it is equal ito a Waterbury. The Waterbury principle is a patent, an.d cannot be imitated : Many % cheap " metalwatches are offered from ss, each to as- many pounds, ■ whicb are. not worth picking jup in the street. Thereas, only one Waterbuiy, remember !• ; Messrs E. Porter and Co. have arranged with one of the leading jewellers to repair, any Waterbury at a fixed price, • according to dama-es, of from 6d to 2s 6d-no repair on any account to exceed the latter.aura. Ariv watch mailed to him will be promptly repaired and retumßd v Postage and. esst of repairs will, therefore, never exceed ,35.6 d to people liviha: ih the remotest part of the. colony The Waterbufy 'is - the cheapest BELtABLE timekeeper irt the world, and costs' less to repair. ■ -Hundreds of thousands of these watches have never.. cost tnsir owners a; penny; first acquired tlie'Dl. . '. ■ ~•': .-.,.

A Modern Miracle.

The following interesting and instructive letter from a widely : known and respected gentleman who has been very near to death, will-be read with interest:— i To the Editor of the Auckland Stak, Sir,—Por .three years previous to May, 1586,1 gradually failed in, health, without knowing the cause. I consulted the best physicians in Ballan, Creswick, ; Chines, Sandhurst, Kynetonu and Melbourne ; they gave, different 'names to my trouble, but none of them helped me, and gradually failing in strength, it Was only natural that I became somewhat discouraged. My symp toms were pallid face with yellowish tinge, swelling of the face, and ankles and legs, especially at night—they were puffy, and could be dented with the finger. My appe tite was very capricious, did not relish my food, and what I ate seemed to do no good. My urine was filled with, sediment,"" and covered with an iridescent scuni. Every night I had to rise several times to urinate. In fact, I had no rest day nor night, and life was beebming a burden; Eai'ly in May, 188R, I as a last resort consulted awell knowh medical man (whose name I will furnish privately), who informed me after a thorough examination, extending over a part of two days, that I had a very bad case of. Blight's .disease of the Xvidneys, that he was positive of this, and would stake his professional reputation upon it, and that my death was only a question of time. ' He refused to give me medicine, saying he would not take my money when it was useless. He told, me ,to take vapour baths to aid the kidneys as much as' possible, and to straighten up my •worldly affairs. This was my outlbok in the beginning of May, 1886. I thanked the Dr. for his frankness, for he was the first man who'had really told me what was the matter with me. I have recently, written him, again thanking; him for telling riie in time, and also informing , him.what cured me. I had always led "an. active life, being a member of the Baffin shire council, member of the Ballarat mining board, agent for Cobb & Co.'s extensive line of coaches, and manager of Cann's family hotel at Mount Blackwood, and to settle down to die at the early age of 42 was pretty hard lines. I had read of Warner's safe cui'e and safe pills, and had taken a bottle or two at intervals, which I noticed had given me a better appetite, ■ but - had dropped it without using it thoroughly. With a woman's quick perception, my wife advised me to stick to "Warner's," and give it an honest trials After i-eeeiving ,the fiat of death from my .medical adviser, I con cluded that it'might possibly help me, and like a .drowning man ,1 .clutched at the faintest hope. I accordingly visited H. H. Warner & .Cd.'s laboratory, at 174 Little Lonsdale Street West, Melbourne, and had a I6hg talk 'with the iianager. After an analysis of my urine, which showed tube casts in large quantities, together with over 50 per cent, of albumen, he told me : that Warner's safe pure had grappled with cases and cured them , as bad as mino, which he admitted was most serious.. I agreed to give up all business and follow his advice. For 'the next six months I iniplioitlyfollowed die tary rules.bathing, etc.,and religiously took Warner's safe cure.aud safe pills. At first I could see only slight improvement, but the repeated tests'of myurlne showed ttiat the albiiitieri and tube casts'were decreasing; and I began to take-hope. > To.mnke a long story short, I will, say that I h%ve taken about 50 bottles of Warner's safe cure., and atn to-dajf a'livirig mbh'utnqnfc-to its efficacy. ' There is riot a trace of albumen or sediment in my water ; my appetite is good-; I weighastone more than I did last May ; the sallow com plexion ,is gone, and has been replaced, by the hue of health .';' I go to bed and sleep all night, and I feel that I cannot say enough for the medicine that, has snatched me from the grave and given, me a renewed lease of life. I could write columns, but.do not wish to weary you, and will only say that I am l'eady at all times to substantiate/these un solicited statements personally or by letter, to any.who.may be interested. .To those suffering as.l was, take the advice of one who has been very near to death ; do not postpone treatment until too late, but, if suffering from kidney or liver difficulty, resort at once .with entire confidence to that safe, simple,-,and sure vegetable, remedy Warner's safeciire, and be restored to per manent : health and strength.—John GaXx.

THE:- AUCKLAND: EVENING: 1 1887.

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Waterbury watches thy wcm.,,. Why does Waterbiiry; watdh the World.' Becaiise the world needs well watching, And the Waterbury is the best watch of all. Price 13s 6d,,.post free, Us 3d, • IN SAtLN-LINED CASE. . Order through your jeweller or Store keeper, or direct from .„«»- E POKTBR AN» CO.VAWCIi-



* New Goods in Men's, Youths' atid ' \ ! WATS!.jiff HOSIERY! SHIRTS as every'Deip'aVtmeii'bJ I oon ' )a * ns some • I ' c G HEAP j f Which can only be secured by making , an, jmilm c ably ?vnis^^Bj crinolines crinolines '': ; ; ;"■ "• : . '/'ckinolines ,', at',, p. ; :: ; i>;A,;y r"8 6:, ft/& ' BABY LINEN & LADIES' UNDERLINEN r. = ■:.;,-.. .-WAREHOUSE; s.vfl'i cds-j 180 MUFFS to be sold at tlie following low ■prices :-- Black Astrachan Miifts at Is llfl, worth Is lid; Gojd Black, and Fancy Satin Muffs at 2s fid, .worth 63 6(T; Cold Plush and Satin Mufts at 2s lid, Worth 8s (id; Cold Plush Muffs at 3s lid, worth 12s 6d. 60 Crinolines at 2s lid, worth 7s 6d to 12s 6d . Splendid Assortment of ; ■. ■ w. 'baby 'lineif.. 1 ,';:. i Merino Pelisses, from 2s lid to 30s; Clbaka 4s 6d to 25s ; Robes. 3s (id- to 255; Night and Day Gowns, Is Gd.toj6's 6d; Infants: Hoods, Hats, Bonnets. 2s M tol6s Gd; Merino Frocks, Is6d to ss6d'; 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 lotvest prices. , No. 9, JUNbtflON QUEEiT & GREY S &' i .ft rjO., '~ London, Melbourne, and Suva (Fiji), Desire to intimate ;.that they have secured Offices in DUNCAN'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Cashel and Manchester streets,, where "' ■ ■' " their Representative, • 'Will be glad to RECEIVE INDENTS l For English, American, and Continental Goods .:»/'.. of all descriptions.; ■ ' I Christcliurch December, 1886. - • ; ■\IR7HY send so far for Football Jerseys Y;y .caa, get .'them-, made at Spedding's Knittlhg Establi^hiuent, , hape Road 1



OTILtON CHEESE from choicest Leices- S Sire Dairies, ex Coptic -Crosher, High; street and Victoria-street Last,



'BRITOMART, -HOTEL.-.;, j' ■J ] ■;■ Q --. ' A. :: EERNANDEZ,.,- ... '.v.'. Fsoprietob G HEAP BEEHL ! ! A. FERNANDEZ begs, to inform the public that his favourite brandsrofDunedin and Auckland Beer will be sold for - 1 JjL-JtiJliliiJrjdj Jjl iyJii JrJliJti ■ Jt^JLl\-x. Outside orders at Is 9d per gallon. The quality oTtTiese b"i-ari3s"are"'wlflely Tcnowh an appreciated. i". ■ :.-■-,■;:.--VevV'. :":'• Ip E-RNAN DE Z. " V. I. ■ : .,jaa. W. H.: SHAKESPEAR & , CO. '^' • Wool & Silk Merchants, Q ueen st, » Auckland. | Sole Agents tor MADAME WEIGELS CUT ..PAPER .PATTERNS Madame Weizel begs'to inform her numerous patrons that from March llWPlii # 22nd ' 18S ". she has appointed Messrs. Siiakespbak & Go. as Sole Agentain . Wmm M Auckland for her Cut Paper Patterns, who have now on hand a complete jffiiilL « . Stock of Pa.tterns and Fashion Books, which they will sell at pnees as printed on c ach pattern, and will also attend country orders on receipt of £!31i1%«5\ price andextra stamps for postage. Catalogue of' Fashions,, snowing all BtyleßuptoMarch,price3d; by post.id. Journal or Fashions,puwumea on theflrstof each.month, 7d; bypost Bd. , . ~..• ~ . ■ ; v ••:./. ,o--" : * TARTAN A_ v V %,. PLAIDS is > Usual price Is4ld ; \ <fJ J% o>\ %*C 4 " f>^(/jS all other Dres's Good 3 \ Jty. % <? %>y *%, V equally cheap. V % Sr, . A splendid line in p *\, e/ 4^ ; (nearly yard wide) 6§d 5 K( / A/' * Qy. , REAL ABERDEEN do. do.; NAVY <YQ N^^> (54 inches wide) Is 6|d; Wholesale Trice of this >>. Off & • Serge is 2s 6d; j X C/Jf GOOD STRONG BLANKETS from 3s 3d each; GOOD N. * ,0 . CRETONNES from 3fd yard;; SCOTCH SHIRTINGS Hd, usual price Is } >v WHITE SHEETING CALICO^, from 6|d ; a Half-Unbleached do. do. lOJd; >/* BED TICK (wide) 4|d; UNION do. , B|d; LINOLEUM PATTERN yf FLOOR CLOTHS U|d square yard ; UMBRELLAS from Is each, A FEW LONtiON SAMPLES OF LADIES' . 30 per cent, under price. AH Underclothing, Infants' Robe's, y^> Cloaks, &c.» under wholesale price. S" y^\^^ MEN'S. TWEEn,SlllT%^t^^l . 13s 6d to 50s;, : f\ \) J^ MEN'S AUCKLAND MADE PEIN- \X r\Kt ) ■ 'viK TED MOLE TROUSERS 4s '' <£$>* nY β^i , Men's Tweed Overcoats" 17s 6d; *& .^° 30sj Tweed Mackintoshes : Cj*. for 20s; Men's Shirts S'<iP" 'O «£ + Ky' Hats Is ;' Socks y^^W-^X^j^y^t' PA WE ME THE CHEAPEST ■■ CORNER OF EAST-ST. ~..,, ; Pr&pery, Clothing, &c. Drapery, Clothing, Ac. ■ ■■"■ \% '■■•■■■ : tfV^r^^ 1 . . : JUBILEE PRESENTS CASH AND DEEERBED PAYMENT . AND;HABIT from lOth to 30th JUNEj r> ■•■■■>■•> ': ' SOBSON-ST6KET. ;;: ; ;,.;,: Ladies Purchasing Goods at the \\ We Respectfully ihf ite attention tc» oiir Large BON MAECHE Stock of: NOVELTIES for the present season;, , WILL RECEIVE a aM (: TSwe Toamountof 20s A useful present value Is I and.'the great success of our effbrts to product , 40s ~ „ ~ 2s Superior Garments, PERFECT in FIT, and 60s . .... 3s UNEXCELLED in CUT and r STYLE, gives us . " oX" " " " 1 ! evqry contidence in respectfully soliciting the " s »» " »> *°|i favour of a visit. " „ 100s 9J „ „ os; ~ All Tweeds thoroughly Bhrunk before being " ■ ",, 'V, ~ ■.' mre " made up, and fit andVorkmahsliip guaranteed. A. L E S UETJ R J .. ? The Depebred Payment System has beeii Would inform his patrons 'arid the public found to be a great boon, by enabling those with generally that owing to the success which S?pSwS^ Ure neCeSSar ' eS Ks* :^ S attended his of;doing bus^ss; c v J _ {i.e., smallest remuheratrve profit for CASH; All Goods are marked iti plain figures. , , ONLY), ! and depending upon their'fitthre 1 Gash" receive s'per; Bent, discount! liberal support,-hfe will tiOntmue to put be (ono shilling in the pound sterling) on. all parcels forei'thehi such \alfle as' will'convince'-' the /:'■:■. . - mosfc scepticaf of tnfe genuineness of his iic/A . INSPECTION INViTEb. assertions. v ., : y ; fTfTJISriT, Trainriarspaadtiigctodp. ■■:-..:. .- ■ . ■ , A STYLISH MADii I'pß ISs 6D, ■'.. —■'■■• * -.".' —p^— ■— ",.' Equal in fit and wdrkftlahslilp to any PAIR OF TROtrSERfS, ■ house in the b'olbny. i• \ •.-■'■■ ->■ xi' J 'i j; 'i»k-irTnij« )■• /X' ~ ;- ', ' l Astounding Bargains in Di-ess Materials, Fj , ~ ' miich under wholesale prices. P S'Xjil'S W'3 ..,;. , dress.,.;,.-, / ■■'■'• ■''' ■■'■ T « ■ « The noted Louis lslld -to 2s lid SLI ' "]\yf "Ti" A OTTDT? — per yard, stamped on yard g M%A B.'>U;Jfctßi' ~ ■.' v ,\vbrfch. almost douM 0 , l>" ° ' eW' cc- en' - • 8 3 Ladies' and Children ? s Macintoshes, 3s lid 6g.■ *; 5 - ; 6 P S - w W to2r3-Mcfi r ¥alueascann6t"beeeeW ' jij sq " Bos. ' ft) 3. i '75a. ~ ;fe y • "■ ' ! "* • elsbWherd ■ ■;■ ' ■ ■g § • SOs. ' ' 85s.' .",905.. . : q 3 wllTOl JUBILEE" ;; ,,,.,.,.-: r! 'pf - '<-'~ ' '." '', '..[,-. • _td The largest aftd 6fteS,p6it'stock of Choice £ H. ROBlk SON, TAiLftfe, JT H , Birds and Wings in Auckland,,., ■ I >^' GR^Y . c\ J a Grand Stock of Choice English and ' iPAIR OP, TRO'trSERS ''Parisian Trittutte'd Millinery} whichj' ' ■•■■■■■■■■■ --■'-.-■'•■■._■..' -.. -.'■■■ —■- ;nI when seen, f will;commend itself., : ; : ' ■■•■''■ ;; •'■■•■ <■■■' :. '- : '.' -. ■ ■ ' Patterns Post Fbee. TRY my 60s-Suits-.. .They a,re real nice* /■'- '\-.-r,.. : ■ .;., with aa Extra PairofTrousei.-s for nothing. TV/TA - -J. H-. Dalton, Tailor; '- - : -' /■.-;■-■-'■■.•-■■:. .. , ! ±>v!>!JN, . . QUITSj 50Si 60s, 703, 80sMd QUEE'nY'^TREE'S , ,; AUGMI £ t extr ft; P a iro«;Trou Se rsM:nothing. r J.'H i Ih^aeoto tt ettWrtte aiy,BfeeetßMU.



T'l Wholesale KSii ironmongirs/ , ;.';- Z QUEEfI and HIGH SWEETS, City '■; also at Newton, Newmarket, and Symonds Street, MESSK3.-E. POETER /& GO., wish to draT7 attention to their large" shipments landing, ,vhich,,added ' to their already /extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any .orders placed with ~, them, and at the very lowest price's. \ , i , ■.... .r-!.; .n i > .', 7SQ7 ' /-#.;■■ ELECTED MATED WARE. vVe have jujst opened up several cases of the above, by the best English Makers. r Splendid Assortments,\ %■& Designs, and-Extra Good' Value. Inspection Invited. '■<- '. ,; , ■|jp j ''' ■. V "'Rochester; ■ JgpltiiSiL N The Lamp of the period, -the (■•■/■■ ■••<■■- ■■ ■--' *-■■<■,:■- ; —; — - -.—,;! nearest approach to tha Elee. Have now a ■ — - ; —• '• --- ; ' , from the Best Makers. ~y■ "!■ ■;. ; ■ ■-.*?* /:..,,-. .',,'.':',.■■ ET" POE/TEB jSuIJ-iD" CO; BIRD CAGESItt BRASS Ato HOLLY SCROLL SAWS. ; WEIGHING MACHINES " -:•;; IRON/ ;Large variety., '■' ; ' v ; ',.-; : -'^•■ : ' -■'■' ■- : ■•-■•'-'•'-: ■■-; ,<; ;_/•.; . /; ; . ; ";;* |'•; • 'By r ßeet fakers.. /"' ,', '' ," ' ; ~','-.:-'• ■<'• '■■-' ■/: -." .' ' '"■■ <•■;■ ' 'i.n HATE STOCK: OF / iii.i.: p ; £sht--Kvr^;a ; i ,>W-t'i -d/jix'Wt)^^' lllgfi FOR ■ E^lKf : .; ; !El|pi;; : ::: ■ . '' •" ' i "" i "' " "' , -- ~( .. ,( . . : ''-'* ■ '* ! ■■ '''"■ i-- r - ; " r-'vi'v- 1 '! '»•':''**>O ■'-• »' ncl *ji.'! '_■■;; ~r j GbadianaPockSß- » Garden andManufg I/: &rain!ng.Tpok.. ! .''lpaifcs and !I • • Hammers. V .1" , •'.' Wrenches. .[ r Forks. ;j , - ' " &f U -—-- ;;-' ■ ; ■;., '; i E. PORTEB. AITD CO ! QUEEN tfc kIQH STREETS, AUCKLAND. .tt in ol. and ' ' •" ''•'' y