Coercion In Ireland

Conspiracy Bill.

London-, January 21

THE most important piece of political news is tho decieion of the Cabinet to introduce,

in tho approaching session, whit thoy are pleased to call a Conspiracy Bill. The Tory organ, the "Standard," informs us on "ut..questionable authority" that at the Cibintt Council of Satutday, " it wan finally decider! to bikg in a bill at the begin ning oi th-i session to onablo the Uovorn me .t to deal more effectively sih the agrarian conspiracy." The Crown is to have l ho right to change tho venue, and to • iininmn special jurors, mid magistrates aro tv have the right to sontenco to three months' imprisonment any pereona whom they choo-o to lind guilty ot tho various Ciflenr.es oi inciting to conspiracy, intimida tion and boycotting. By way of beating tho IIMI objection to such on oxtensiqn of I he tubiiraiy power of tho Govern meni it is proposed to mike the bill apply to all tho three kingdom*, tia by thi ti-at.spai-ciit device that tho Salisbury < ' '■■ vcrnm.nl Hill attempt: to obtain from Patlti-i .hi o remedy oi tho oltl -jy-tcm of co ercion by which they have always mado a disastrous mead of tho government of Ire laud. Thoro is to be a "rod in pickle for each of the three kingdoms ; but v paternal Government will only apply the ecourge to the hack ot unfortunate Paddy. Thoy think iv this way to get what power they want I• silence tho biltor cry of tho evicted pea- Bant, and to crush his resistance to the nioicilos exactions of a rack-renting land lord, and to be able at tho tamo timo to say iv England and Scotland: " Sco how fair we aru—we arc treating everybody alike."

The Evictions.

PAINFUL SCENES.

Families Turned Out on tho Eloalc

Hill Side,

The campaign of oviction goes on mean »hilo ln-i rily in lioland. Tho evictions on 1 nrd C'nnrioarde's estates in Galway, which cim'if-oited in tenants' improvomonts many times thn nnifiimt of rout due, ro-ulted. as I mentioned in a former letter, a in serious riot, which ended in sjiae thirty respect able lti>h farmots being committed to gaol, and sentencei eventually to terms of im prisonment varying from one to two years. This weok are proceeding the iietihoigh ovictions, which must cause a thrill of unspeakable horror in any civii i-ed country where the story is heard. Glenbilgh is an estate of 15.000 acres in Iho wildest and poorost part of Kerry. It is in fact mere bog and rock, from which a thousand acres have been reclaimed by some 200 to HOO pour cottiers. On these they had orectid lirtln huts, and thpir only eubsigtenc? was a little patch, on v/hieh they grew a few watery potatoes. Their parish priest some years ago went through Ireland on a begging expedition for his i-taiving parishioners. "I honestly Ihtik," he said laroly at a meoting to p ottst against the evictions, " that the sun •It es not shine upon a more wretched oruer nt Cod's earth " In vain ono agent after another as,ured tha landlord that with tie ptieoiwion of bad-harvests it was impossible for tho wretched tenantry to pay any rent at all They were, io fact, on th- verge cf chronic starvation.

ttur the flon. Powland Winn—a notable Oruligeman, by the way—insisted, like Shylock, on hi- piundof llesh Writs wero is-uid. The 'Crowbar Brigade" and hundreds, of constabulary wero sunt to the lonely spot lo exterminate the u-ietched families. '1 hoy woro turned cut with their few sticks of lurnitura r.r'. to the ble-.'t inouptr.in *Uw in tbo bitterest t.f ...juror weather. The walis were then level til, and the tlrilch iii\d timid the sorrowful wail if the no.-, homeless wretches. T'lu vory policem. n. who stood wi h fixed bayor.els to protect the i j-.cals.'a e-l" this law of veojjeapce, si-., I tot.i«. and ac fually ripened a subscripti'iu among them selves for tho poor tot ants on the spot. This is the landlord's " plan of campaign " in Ireland. It is strictly legal no dcu'ot, but tho law says tho tenants' "plan of campaign is not " But the Salisbury Co vert ment'a toutto for Ireland is '■ Fiat /until ia ruul coilitm." Such scenes a^ the Ghib.igh evictions are the carrying of liro and etvi rd and the incendiary torch into Ireland, as much r> wete the atrocities of Rust^a ;u J«n quiivd Poland. I;;Jied, nothing reoirde-l in the history ni cruelties iidlicted by Ojn queror on conquered exceeds the ghastly scents at the Glenbeigh tviclione, when agid men and helpless children wero carried out by the police »weaning ard crying lest thoy should perish in tho Haines kindled by tho agent r.rni i.i myrmidons. It is exactly as though the uu.'nrtunato oeasants wero so much vermin, •o he exterminated by the 'Verier from tho soil at his will. They must fall upon the- rates, of course, and the ratjs wiiL.be cotno such a bv.rden thtir without some ehmge for the better in thotonantV miser able lots, the whole country will rise ana sweep tho landlords into tbo sea This i:» the moraont deemed au.-picious by Lord Salisbury lor demanding from tho Legisla tiue meaeurcß cf c rorcion powerful enough 10 dragoon the whole country into mute nnd tin co vi plain ing submission.

The Story of the Late Prince Imperial

is stiil tho subject of a good di al of news paper coiresptindenco. The Fiench hair iliosser, Dumont—who, by tbe way, w&>

tha late Emperor's coiffeur, and attended hi? m-stor at Bedan -writes to deny that the I'titico over L dgccl at lum place, or that any liaison went on there, though one of bi- rooms was u*o(i by the Prince nncl other gentlemen as an ooca^ional dressdi tt room Another corro-pondent offers on explanation that ho believes isocounts (or tho whole story. " Thoro lived-," he says, "on the other sddo of Chiselhurst common from Camden-phice, thoEmpresa's residence, a Catholic family, with three handsome daughters. The Princo often mot thorn in the train as they returned from the theatres, by a late train, and an acquaintance sprang up, especially with theeldostdaughter, with whom the Princo was seriously smitten." He seems, from the account, to have bidden her a rather tender farewell when he went to ti^ht tho Zulus, and ho evon wrote to her several letters from purijan, whore he lay sick of fever. The iady is now married, and has a youthful family. Whether the Prince was really the Simon Puve whioh Mon -ignor Goddard, his parish priest, goes bail ho »as, or whether he amused himself in Lond' n after the manner of the jeunesse three, is not a matter of much interest to -illy body except the French, for whom, in Hio revolution of "Fortune's faithless whi-el," an Emperor with a bar einister in hi' i-.-cutoheon ia by no moans an imuo-sit)'o

An Appalling Disaster

occunel on Tuo-day, at a cublte hall, in the ,lu,vish quarter if Spitallidcli. ifoina ri'-i; hundred Jaws, mostly employed in the -I |i sly.pi of the locality, w.ru enjoying h-mse'vis tit n thuitrical performance givi-n by an amatc-m- dramatic cub, when on-in tho g.illt-ry, in his eogerne-e to Lot i b.; ter view, climbed upon a L'tis chan dehor, wt ich broke andcaut-pi an «-cape of gis (si iir.B one raised adyofti o, and the meter was turned < ft', leaving the building in sudden o'a'kness. An instant s'aii.pcde was made tor tho dnnru, which

i suited in seventeen parsons beinj; duelled tnd'iith or pufftcation, whilst many more sunt lined broken limbs and other injuries

Mr Milner Stephen.

Who U in England on a "healing' campaign,cannot complain of being ignored, i..r Miveral of the daily papers have ovutcd ctneiderable spice to giving 'iim err^tuitoua Hfivt-rtiaproenti.. vVry poi.sijerable doubt y cist upon the r.iajvetlous po^er of ho ii inu with which he credits himself, and a >v iter in tho " Pall Mall " sugKesta that hi should select one ot the Inspita's for the diseases of the eliivi and try hia hand upon he patients who tire treated there. Should ho succeed in etfictjng cures, people will ihcn beli in in him. In ihe meantime he id eias>etd v. ith tho noble army ot Charlatans who pray upon the credulity of the British public.

The New Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.

Michael Morris, Bart., Chief Ju-tice of the Common Pleas, has been appointed t;hief Justice of Ireland, in siiceestFion to tho Kight Hon. E. i\. Way, retired. Sir Mi-l-nol is the first Catholic who has oc cupied »ho position. He was called totho Bar •n 1819, and is a native of Galway He was Solicitor-General in ISO 6, was appointed Attorney General in 1567, and had tho con duct of the Fenian prosecutions in that year. He became a Judge of the Common Pleas division in the same year, and succeeded the late Chief Justice Mona ban as head of the Court, Sir Michael has always been a Conservative In politics,

OUR GOLDFIELDS

(r.V TKLKOtUrII. -OWN Oor.RESfONDKNT.)

Waihi, Monday

Silverton. —The winze going down be neath tin! floor of the low level has been sunk to a depth of GO feet, at which point work was stopped last week in order to enable the manager to open out on tho reef preparatory to starting stopiiig operations. Since than a crosscut has been driven through the reef, which proved to be 8 feet thick, ut a depth of 50 feet, and a fair per centage of the stone nn the hanging-wall nide shows gold freely. There is now to grnss as tho result of sinking this winze, about 00 tons of general dirt, and this will be put through the Martha battery ns soon as thero is enough water available for tuotiin power. Martha Extended —All the hopper? abiut tho mine aro now full of quartz from tho stopos going north and south of tho winze uniier tho fl^-ir of tho main adit level, anil s ,mv of tho stone ia of lir.-t cla-s qunlfy. At tho battery tho i-upply of wator ii only equal to driving 10 head of stampers, and those aro employed full time in the reduction of tho above mentioned quartz which is shaping for a gnod return Brown ami pary and Stevenson and party, tributers in tho mine, have each about 100 tons Dt general dirt ready for treatment, from which thoy expect ie munerative returns. Union. —The only work going on in this mine at present is that of filling in tho old slopes and otherwise proparing tho levels fcr tho more extensive operations which are to be carried nut under tho auspices of tho propoted English Company. Kosemont —Driving iho main a-iit lovel along tha course cf a reef northwaids is still in progress. This lode varies from (i inches to 2 feet G inches in thickness, ond wherevc-r it widono out good prospects of gold are ob tainable.

Win-nek.— The low lovol is in a distance of about , rir,oFt., nr.d n« ytt thoro is no sign of tho reef, which, ho-veyer, is oxpeeted to ba met with every shift.

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The ordinary meeting of this body was held last night. Present: —Tho Mayor (Mr Winke), and Councillors Dewes, Lyoll, Gay, Whitley, Geldart, Savage, and Mo Connell. Oorresponofni-!;. — It was settltd that tenders fir gas lamps shouid bo called, a letter from tho manager of the Auckland G.is Company having been rseeived asking that six lamps should bo sent to tho gas works to replace thoso of the Council which were out cl repair. A telegram was re ceived from tbeUovetametit notifying Coun cil that ,<J2ol had been paid to theic credit. J. H, Mullius called attention to tho dirty state o? sevgr^J cesspits in tho borough- Received. A letter from ihe City Counc'l re tlte hole alluded to by tha Parnell B'jrough Council in their letter of the 21th February was received.—Tho place iiad been tilted in by tho Cicy Council, although that body admitted no liabiity, as tho place, was not within the Domain limits. The Foreman nf Works (Mr P. Cat diner) avid the Ir.epjcror of Nuisances (Mr >Y. H. Littlejohn) sent their report: in — Receivtd The Kcsioent Engineuf of th-a New Zealand Railways called th 3 Council's atre-iitio.'i to tho uiiisanoo on the Parr.ell railway land, : o.itii-ed by sawnge flowing thereon. —Re- fetreJ to Streets Committee.

Teni.kus—Tendtra for tho removal of dust ana refuse ware received, nnd re sulted in favour of Mr iV'oriiy, tho price being '22-1 per wee!;, and iUs for iior.-es ant! man. .V,r :,ioney « tender for the removal oi i-aoria metal at os.'li for hand broken metal. 4s fid for machit.e broken raetal, 2s rough. snrii ta, ancl.2i ."id fine scotia, aho lUs a day for a man and two horses, wnx ciccepted.— Oo the motion of thfi 'i^yo.-, ii was agreed, •■ Th :t the resolution of the 25;h cf Octobo t.v Mr Ireland's fence bj rescinded."

HACB, Society, New Zealand District.

The annual meeting of the above was held nn Wednesday and Thursday last, 2nd and 3rd inst Present: Bros. T. H, W bit?, DP. (in the chair), P. Kearney, 0.V.V., J, Flynn, D.T..J O'Brien, U.S. Delegates: D. F'tyrm, J J Lawler, S. Fairweather, Auck land ; I). -Murphy, Blcnhein ; M. O'Brien. Timiru ; J. Lynch, New Headford ; R Mc'lbone, Ounedio : J. Patterson, New Plymouth: M. Mahony, Invercargill ; P. Oleefon, Hokitika ; J. Wrist, Waipawa ; T. A. Bookings, Hastings; J. Harve;.. Crshamstown ; J. Heenii", Onc-hunga ; .1. H. Loncrean, Christchurch ; and W. Doran, I otston.

The D.P., Bro Whirs, in hi* openinc add res?, raid; -"I have- little duubt but that yoa will bn pleased with tha progn>s the Biard has made since our last uieetinf', and that you will think, as I do myself, that a ni?at future is before u-. Many questions of vital importance ate to be considered, and tho .one, perhaps, that apparently demands tho most attention at the ptojont time is direct representation, and though I am anxious to see all our branches directly represented, and rtroxy voting done away with as far a? possib'e, yet I am afraid that the branches aro not able to bear any additional taxation jti=t new. and as the district is but yet in its infancy, it would be wiso perhaps lo continue as we aro until th- time comes when our numbers will bo increased Considerably. Tho recommendation of thtir Lordships, the bit-hops, will also demand your close attention, and what ever you in your wisdom docirie, ia thc^o matter?, on, sincere thanks ate duo to their Lordships, From my own knowledge, I foel that the Society has no warmer friend than the Right Hsv. Dr. Luck, who on every occasion has treated your rfficei-s with tha greate-t courtesy and consideration, and who has, I am sure, the welfare of tho Society at heart. Thero is not a branch of our Society in New Zealand (but one) that" doe 3 not belong to the Board, and let us hope that this single odo will beforo lodk see tho error of its way, and decide to join our ranks. \V_ havo not been idle in tho tsajjler ol opening new brarje^e^, aud we' propose establishing a branch at Ponsonby, and another between Hewtnarket and Parnell, beside, other pa-ts of the oolony ) and It is to be sincerely desired that tbe young men of our community will avail themselves of the opportunity, and join one or the other of the branches when opened " The report and balance-sheet were read, which showed the Funeral Fund of tho Board to ba about f 700, the Sick Fund of the branches connected with the distripi to be over £5. OOO.and the number fti utemti«ra about 1,000,

It was deeded i,o yenci a deleaote to Melbourne for the purpose of obtaining from E D. the funeral moneys held by thit on behalf oi the lato ED. branches in Ne<v Zealand. Rrother T. H. White was re elected DP., Bro. P. Kearney, D V.P. ( c o'ectcci) ; Bro J. Flytin, DT. (re clocr,-d); Bro. .T O'Brien, D 8 (reelected): ard Bros. Mcilhone and D. Flytin wc-r^ elected auditors.

VOLUNTEER NOTES

Waiuliu Cay. lry.

As- inspection parade of this corps tool. -place on Saturday aftornoou, when thero was a muster of 6-t all told. The corps was under the command of Captain Brown, with Lieutenants S and A M. Barribal, Colonel Shepherd being tho in specting officer, and Major Harplin biini; also present. Afteir examin ing the arms, &c., Colonel Shepherd pat thj) rapn thrauirli musketry instruction. He then a'Jdres=ed them, expressing his pleasure at seeing such a fine 'muster, »iid the steady manner in which they had gone through theirc'ril Ho wasdeHahteH tofind th'.ir arms ail in such giod orHer, and ho win proud of tho turn-out as a whole, which he huped would always bo hie experience with rcgiid to this Beo corps

An inflection puade of the City Guards takes place at the tlriU-Mied this evening, when overy number is expected to bo in attendance,

Post Card Proof.

o„ , SALI snuRY. Tk.vn.. April 1, l«ns ™ viii.in trouble tor welvo sens \'te trji, B all th., d ccrs ami uuteni ii die ,',, ■ I could hear itlutd two botUos of Hon Bitters and am perfectly cured, p uulora

B. F. BOOTH.

VYAsnisGTOX. D.C., April 3,1853. To the Hop Sitters Co.:

Sihß:-I write this as a token of the grra appreciation I have for your Bitier. i™ SSIS^yS lDflammatory Rheumatism seve Jtars, and no medicine seemed to oo me am good until I tried throe buttles of your hS Bitters, and to my surprise I am as weU toSa as ever I was. 1 hope you may have great mm ™« £}.$ is BT ea,t acS Suable mtdiolSe An? one wishing to know more about myoure cl, learn by addiessing me. T "*' 0M ». M. WILLIAMS, 1103,18 th St.

Resident Magistrate's Court.

YESTERDAY.

(Before Mr H. G. Soth Smith, R.M.) Holmes v. Clayton.—Claim £10 175., for work done in connection with survey work. A sum of £3 13s lOd had been paid into court Mr H. M. Smith, who hart charge of the survey party on which the plaintiff had been employed, deposed that the amount due by Mr Clayton was the amount, that had been paid into court. The plaintiff had been employed at 7s. per day, but his " tucker" bill had been de ducted as was customary, The Court gave judgment for £3 lis. including the amount paid into court: costs £3 Us. Richie Campbell v.G.I. Panter.—ln this case the plaintiff, who had been chief cook at the Waverley Hotel, of which tbe defendant was tbe licensee, claimed £o— £3 due for a week's wages and £.1 in lieu of a week's notice. Mr C. '/, Clayton for the plaintiff. Mr O'Meagher for the defendant. The plaintiff's case was as fol lows -—A customer had called for ham and eggs nt the dining-room of the hotel but was informed that that item on the bill-of-fare was "off." The customer, however, insisted on being supplied, and Mr Panter, hearing of the affair, proceeded in an excited state to the kitchen anil asked the plaintiff the cause-of the failure to supply the article demanded. The plaintiff explained that the eggs wore had and not fit for human food. Mr Panter then ordered the plaintiff and the other cooks to leave his em ploy, and refused to pay plaintiff the wages dv ( e. The defence was that when Mr. Panter found the eggs wore "off" the hill of fare, he called! down the Hftnnrtorderedhim to cook some eggs. To this the plaintiff replied insolently "Come, down and cook them yourself." On ~X\: Pantcv "iiinir down, the plaintiff was very insolent, anil, luu my refused tlnty, he dismissed him Judg ment'for defendant, with costs £2 lis. The. second cook also bad an action for wages, but withdrew it on the decision in the previous, iliiioiiTON v Creamer. — Claim, SB. Mr- O'Meagher for defendant There was nc, appearance of planitiff and the case wasrtis> missed with costs £2 os.

CORRESPONDENCE

Greenwood Concerts.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Tho criti.ism of fcbe Au'J k!and mQm ing " Herald " on my da>-. Khtora . p \_ yi _ s forcibly rcmindsmo c_ an opinion passed by a lady pianist-^ native of this city, on Arabella, rendering of the '•Funeral March Senate," which she played in tho Choral Hall about 15 years ago. Arabella Goddard took tho final movement at the proper speed, which so astonished the pianiate that she came to me asking it it waa correct. 1 told her yes, for tho speed of that movement is very great. The critic of the '• Herald " com plains that my child played the "Rondo "of the Sonata O.P. 31, No. 1, to j quickly ; also, that she played aacolerando towards the end. If he will refer to tha metronome he will find, if he ia able to remember the speed at which she took it, that her time was riot one shade too fast; and if he will refer to the music of the s.onato, with the metronome at his side, he will iind that the time of the " Rondo" is " M — 108," wi'h an a?eelerandci to " Pie=to M 0 = 1(58 " towards the ejiti^ Surely a movement that begins " M g|=» 108," hat- a short " Adagio towards the end, and a " Presto" "M finish should be finishod much moio" quickly than commenced, if we wish to interpret the idea of tho great master, Beethoven, and not that of tho critic of the "Herald.' 1 Further than this, anyone know. inir thia movement must know that even tha change from crotchets to triplets at the commencement helps ttv Ciuse what our critic calls a constant accelerando. I also think the pleas ure of listening to on 3of Beethoven's sonatas is greatly enhanced by tha presto at the e«d with wh'ch they usually tinish. In Miss Maribei's playing of the. Irirh airs at tho end of tho concert, I may ray that as the programme had already lasted til! 10 30 instead of 10 15 (advertised time), 1 wished her to play only the jig at tho end t J give a bright, quick finish to tha concert, Perhaps in this I was wrong, but I feit that tho andante at the beginning ot tha piece would take too long to play at that late hour. Should I follow the business of a mar,agete as, I shall soon learo to time my concerts to the esaet minute, allow ing for encoreu. I may also say J made th.o liiistake at these my first concert* of not. planning my en< oores beforehand, which will account forthe delay of my little girls' responses to the kind recalls of our Auckland friends at their first concert.—l remain, sir, yours,&c, &c , Marie Greenwood,

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, MARC** 8 i8»"<"



0. HESKETH] U- AITKES PRELIMINARY NOTICE. , HORSES, COWsTbTuOIES. FABMINO IMPLEMENTS, FURNITURE, &c. MONDAY, MARCH 14, at Eleven o'Clock. nn,., onh.rrihnrn hive been favoured with T^t?Sc^t^,U by public auc^n at the ESSE?. 3 t^abi^h^r id *X' THE whole cf the Stock of Cows, Horses, Bangles. Farming Implements. Poultry, HESKETH. AITKBN, & CO., Auctioneers MONDAY, 14th, NOON. FREEHOLD, DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE Have licen favored with instructiousfroin Mr. W. H.Xeal to sell by Public Auction, at their Estate, House, and Laud Salerooms (upstairs, second floor), Artliur's -Mart. Queen street, on -lion day, Ilth, at 12 o'clock noon HIS beautifulh situated Marine Resi dence. Victoria Road, Devonport, North Shore, being a well-built seven-roomed House with good" out-building, well supplied with water from tanks. The grounds arc nicely lain out, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees ; the walks arc concreted, having irontagc to iho Domain Reserve. Healthful. Convenient, Pleasant. Cards to vte'.v can be obtained at the office. \V. .S. COCHBAKK]. [JAS. OACKK. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, At 11 o'Clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BOOTS, SHOES, GUNS, REVOLVERS, FANCY !.;OODS. The Suhßctibora will sell by auction, at their rooms. (Jueen-strett, on Wtdntsday Ntxi, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Suite. Couches. Tapestry Carpet, Austrian Cuairs. Round Table. Occassional Tables, Chest Drawers. Mirrors, Bedsteads. Palliasses. Mat trasses, Wardrobe, Lamps, Glassware, Kitchen Utensil*, &c. bOOTS and SHOES, Iron Lauts. Guns. Re volvers. Faucy GoctU. Sec, Sec. SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, A uctioneers. wTs. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACRK MONDAY, MARCH 14, . At Twelve o'Clock. ALLOTMENT AND FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, EDWARD-STREET, DEVONPORT. B¥ ORDER O? IIIK MORTGAGED. The subacrlbera will sou by auction, at their Mart, on Mondas, .v:arch 11, at i.ojii, by Ordtr of the Mortnageo LOT 17, EDWARD-STREET, DEVON PORT, having a frontage ot 100 links to Edward-street, nnd depth ot 250 links, wi h tho Dwe ling house of Five Rooms, as now owned and occupied by Mrs M. Lie. This property, which faces tho main road, commands a grand view of the hii-bjut- and its surrounding ecenery. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers W. 8. COOHRANSj I.JAS. DAOitB MONDAY, MARCH 14, ISS7, At 12 o'Clock. BY ORDER OF TrtK R8313TR4.R OF THE SUPREME COURT. Allotment and 6 roomed House, Devon-straet Allotmont and Shop and Dwelling-house. Rus s:ill-jtroec Allotment and 7-roomed House, Centre-street Allotment and 7-romed House, Stanley-sl rent Allotment aid Two Shops and Dwelling-houses, Oiahuhu The Subscribers will 3ell by Auction, at their . Mart, Quern ft c t. Auckland, on Monday the 11th inst., at 1 2 o'clock coo--, by Ordor of the Regls:rarof tne oupr.vr.e ourt, at then quest of tho Mortgagees. mHE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, DEVON-STRWKT— IxjtSl. of the rubdivi ioa of Allotments 3 aid 1, Section 5, Subn bs of Auckland, having frontage of 33 feet to Davon etroot. and d^nth ot aS9 feet; with th 6 roomed Dwellin-i-hou-io er,c>jd thereon, known as the property of Mr Rich lrd Miitock. RUSSKLL-STKHitCT— bet 131. ofaubdlt isionof frontage of 33 feet to liuSEell street, -ml oepth o£ 105 feet; andthe Shop and 3 roomed Dwell tng-honse erected th r.ion. now the pronotty of Mrs M. A. Check, formerly known as Taos. A. Hocking*'. CENi'RK-vrREET-L0t220; subdivision of Allotmentl" So;. 7,Suburb«of .Vucklmd, with a Allotments 7. S and 9. Section 11, Town of Aucfc land, havlcg a frontage of 2S fact ti C ntre street, and dep .ti of 69 f^ct ; with ihe "-roomed Houso erece; there a-. ,';nown ad tne prope; ty Mrs Catherine Mi toinell STANLBY-S''RliFsT-Part of Lo: 13 and Lot 11, of sub-division of A lot-vent 15. Saciion 7, Subarbß of lu.-kUnd, h:^v ng a fronmre of 14 feet to Stanley- iraet. a id doeth of 110 f lit; with the 7 roomed Fi >u-e trected lhcraoa. mown as thi or p -rty of Mr John Or.ifiUHU "*r: of Lit 2. aub-i.ivlaloa of part of Ctiim 269 a ('V. F K-i-burn). O'.i.-iuhn. with a front ige of aho it 53 linki tj the Great South R-ja-. bdjoinin^ tno Criterioa iictel ; with two Sh us and Dwelling-hr.u-.e3 or^-cced tnereon. SAMUEL COOH : ANE & SON, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. For sale, every Tutsday, an eleven o'o'mck, WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, - TALLOW. HUNTER AND NOLAN, auctioneers. CHAS. HESKETH] [ALEX. AITKES TTESKETH, AITKEN, AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND. ESTATE, AMD COMMISSION AG HINTS. Regular Sales overy Tueßday of Hides. SkIDS. -Wool. Tallow. Sec. CITY'MAKKET. waltkr. j. dowden, AUCTIONEER, .QUEEN-STREET. X>RODUCE SiLB EVERT FRIDAY.



MORRISON'S Patent Disinfectant!? mjid No Hospital should be without It, #« I | g n Manufactured olny hi i nn Patkst. c, JOHN MORRISON. PAGET STREET. BRKiTNOttTrt ft AD. AUCKLAND. Office <rf tho Saniiarj In peotor. Auckland NovKint) r W. 18:6-T« Mr John Morrlaoa Pa*fciitr„c». Atick and : Sir.-I ha; tote-; y-nr Pot-nl Lilslrtoc a.-., i-'iuld In tv«rn' oitTere'.t w-iys, and h*ve found it. la a. ln-itwiic"s, lo bis a powerful crnd continuing deodorant, hei - rn't-i to « me. and siijetiui t' .ti.tr c ali.fooi n ■ whi< t im-e b.-en ueeii bj fi>». As jour V .1 i- eoi'rf of odour. It win •.-.»»» an .linn., i.im- •!, o. .- *inf. otant wtalch Klve forth H p.ii-11. It .h btilli« an ot Un h puj-ijlf,-u»u/ rfrslrot.^r .. . oxi-.us smiii.H, I CO-BOUlitinU-i;. it-c :■ . .1 th- ||.|« o' I OH t ttnnt Disl t nan. jfi ly. milt i, CC cJtmlmi ••> ;'JII nr-rt,-,. ,■;....1 ih ~ X fT it. booH >i»u I»*>,. .1-.... ~ ;..,. ihe .t-acti o" fliiff-rinir hmnmlij - I -nil. ,our< 'iwpoct.fully <>«<H'IK ijoiul*. b»iUt*r» luS;.',l4o' CHt o' AnisklanA. CORN B '% 00 W WORra, JTAVLSY.StViIT,



T. & S. MORRIN & CO. TaXIMLXTjUTj, i Wholesale, Retail, and Furnishing Ironmongers' i i Ex HERMIONE, from London: j 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Rat Traps, Oven Knobs, M) ~,_»],<_ Sheet Zinc «"<l Iron Spoons 80 bots'S pIS TC Coke 751 tubes and 121 bundles (equa tn 10 cases Soft Soap 20,000 feet) Black and Galva -560 bundles Fencing Wire |»sed Hpe 220 bundles Fender Plate Iron 4 casks I ittings for ditto _ 50 keU Patent Wrought Nails 3 cases Carnage and Cart Sprt n 3 hhds.Carria^and Buggy Lamps 3 casks Tamed and Enamelled 2 casks Iron Washers , «Hoi loT ar? a , IP-.A- -2 casks Tinned Meat Hooks 66 bdls. Parkes s Spades and Forks 1 cask Kenrick's Butts 1 bale Cotton I ish Linos and 5 cases Bradford's Washing Ma- Seine I nine climes 2 cases Netth-f.n-d s Screws 2 bales White Cotton Waste 2 kegs Coopers; Riveti 1 case Chain Web, < limp, Pins .S-c. 104 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting 1 cask Lovelock's Mincing Ma- 1 case Shoe Brushes c l, ines 1 cask Kange Cocks, Spurs, &c. 0 cask's Charcoal Box lions 4 cases Homsby's Ploughs and 1 cast, Mattocks Fittings 1 case I'.itent Split. P.illevs 2 bales Cotton \\ asre 1 case Wood Spoons and Butter 1 case Brass Butts, Ships Logs, &c. p rints 1 ease I'lbio Fucking I cast- Sai.sa"e Fillers, Chain Web, 0 bundles Heavy Buckets ' ami Jack Chain ' case I R, Sheeting Ex TAINUI, from London: 31 casks Leatl Shot I 1 case Stocks ami Dies G cases Single and Double- 1 case Joiners Cramps barrelled Guns 1 case Boxwood Rules and Mea -1 case Range Cocks, Bib Cocks, wiring 'I apes _ Oven knobs. Rim Keys 1 case Microscopes and Magic 1 case Cabinet Brassfoundry : Lanterns 1 case Cartland's Brassfoundry | Ex TONGARIRO, from London: 2 casks Copper Rivets, Washers, 1 cask hex. Tap Nuts and Tacks 1 caak L>oor Springs, Corkscrews, lease Tire' Bendins Machine Call Bells, &c. 1 case Chandeliers,/ Brackets, and 1 case Gum Arabic and Chinese Stand-mis ermilhon 1 case S. and J. Sheffield Saws, &c. 6 cases American Meat Choppers Ex ALAMEDA, from San Francisco : 240 reels Galvanised Barb Wire I 2 bundles Tinned Steel Wire 29 bales American Broom Corn | 1 bale American Broom Iwine T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED,



Qu E STION!! WHO IS G. 0. A. POETEE ? P.



IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE! J. W. SHACKELFORD, HAVING RESOLVE*) TO CLOSE HIS NEWTON BRANCH, IS COMPELLED TO REDUCE STOCK IN BOTH ESTABLISHMENTS, AND WILL HOLD A GENUINE CHEAP SALE OF GENTLEMEN'S HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, MERCERY ETC., BTO;, FOR THREE WEEKS ONLY! • .As this is not a clearing out of Accumulated Kubbish but a Genuine Sale of New Goods, fresh and seasonable, J. W. S. is confident the Public will appreciate the same. SALE :LsTO~W" OIsTI 210, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE MeARTHUR'S WAREHOUSE, AND PURCHAS'S BUILDINGS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, J? * / i> _%j_(»A



BRICKS, PIPES, HENDERSON'- HOBSONVILLE, , IHE AUCKLAND BRICK AND POTTEfiY COMPANY I"»Ffl to tinoouiicc that tiny lmve couipletcil tho purchase of the business and " | j p,-,.,i,irty of thi f'.iviu.AN-n Briok anh Tu.r. Company (Limited). The extensive wotk.i at Hondernan anil Hobjotivillo are now in full operation, and are turning out Bricks and Pottery of tho finest quality. ORDS.R3 IUCF.IVEI) AT THE COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER ROAD. BY X D\V. 1 M II ORNS 1! V, AGENT, Oil AT TIIK 'lO'.vv OFMCF,, 14, VICIORIA ARCADE, FORT-STREET. JOSEPH BARBER, General Manager. SAVE '20 PER CENT. WHICH IS TIIIO MIDDLEMAN'S PROITI1, an.o DEAL DIRECTV!iII THE MA! TACTURERS. uL'Mi.i 1 r:,vr;:'K ; - r l-.-.^ =nn«! f»r llnl.-t of McnKurement, IlliiiimU-il t'. - '.. :':i.-, Samples ami I'iicu liist. NEW '/£\ \m) imIEDCO. TAILORS, SHORT LAND STREET. "FURNITURE" SALE. C. C. BROWN, FALLON'S BUILDINGS, COOK AND HOBSON STREETS, h now holding 4 Sale of First-class FURNITURE ash UPHOLSTER' »t graafls Reduced Prices. Those about to Furnish ivould do well to call and inspect the same. O. C. B. still continues to MAKE UP to Order all Description! ol SUITES and GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, In Iflrst-clase Styla ami *t Reasonable Pricej. ALL UPHOLSTERY VVOKK OUAKANTEEI). WE ARE^HE CHEAPEST KAHANGAHAPE ROAD CORNER OF KVSi-vST. " GREAT ECLIPSE CASH SALE AT J. G. BROWN & CO.'S WORTH £6,000 WOKTH DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, Etc., MUST 33E3 SOLD. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. THE MOST GENUINE SALE NOW ON. NO OID STOCK.1 ALL NEW HOODS I BOUOHT UNDER VERY SPECIAL ADVANTAGES. rAI'FN'TS COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS, AND EVERYONE wanting tbe Best V i1'.,,.'-v.- i.1.-v in Vti-lil.inil, ttoiv is your opportunity. We are determined to make tlii-'s.il.-aVivat -u,..-..v-s. .mil eclipse all otlioiu, by marking everything down U "' iioi'iiei.-i'lA-i ti '--Imp Et'it ly i» tho citiy. and thus avoid the afternoon crush. GAIt RE T T'S P> U ILL)! NG S, NEWT ON, AXI) TlM!!'.!', LAMPS, PON'SONBY. J Q- B r>. O \T7~ I>T JA, IST ID 00. ' S 9 ~■■ ' GUK\T n'.'l.M' ■ CASH SALE.



SCOTT'S Of PURE COD LIVES OIL And Hj-pophosiiliitcs of Lime nnd Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLS as MILE. Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children aad parsons T/it-lj feeble digestive power, nnd as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A RE.H CUT FOR WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR ANEMIA AND GEN EIIAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fnctj nil diseases where there is an Inflammation of lho"'?firoiit nnd Lungs, a WASTLVO OF THE i'LI-.Wfi, al „l _, WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in tbp worl.l equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed and endorsed by tho best physicians in the various countriesof tho world, who wi'l attest Qiesn faoS«. For sale by all Chemists. NEW ZEALAND PERAMBULATOR FACTORY, H AND 38, GREY-STREET, JIKSSR I ' OPffMAN & CLKGG, P-.n-t'cil Mtuuif v tnr.-rs i f ev.-ry do v iptioo of Hi- i, ( .rt,.-. Pc-un-hulat 'ii. ir.v.iti.l O: ---iloue-, *c; '-oi.ui sof cv -rj rlcocript-on Neatly Hxecut d. A ltnoHv Qtie-'tior. forhu'd time-: Whydo peoiilc bur H.tjßiin- tea i.cd p i- ifi'-nl- 1 rs f-< ni n.lKir -nake.s.anocom. » -t on biirtoi-^chaoße-ornno our make, when 'h- y i ar. a iiure o,U thgy desire In one of our new disiens at tbe flrst outlay, niid at much l=ss cost ? Our perambulators are con -Btnntl; Increasing In favour, and bo confident are wa of their durability that we guarantee to keep tham in repair for one year. PRIOK MSTS FBEK,



I 'j! P I! A C O 5 X. I I o OVTH'IAN, I itATH«M*TIOAIi AND KAUTTOA* j tNOTltt'itKVT YSAKSCR ' JKHKTT..HII .row m w*r» »X «a'i I i.-;.lB0li;« ...an ...» -tit. ••--;* X »■«> t'-»*i «-" iiocnrati. fit ffiivic-'u-ti' ..■V.-. -. (Hr.-.X- Of -<lil,'-rior ijIUUKJ i ; --tu'.ru ' .': ilhiu -t'..' P'tl-ii Wl-ui'ttfl. A&& Mlist" ---; ~;. 1' -'i, 'Ml .-.-,► \' .... f " All -.5 l***k I |..ft-i„ rf . i. -•. ■Msj.ii.cf.i.iir.pa.t.v* i . ~wi;ik It, ...iini-icta, ooa'uo. a- Jicl Knlnri •- 1.-Olta -. *'A«ts t'oroir-'W* K|.'OVS»lM< •; ■ ....ii-f.r.v ■|'':0.-i»!ii.;<Bt. .ti. .lyaniniti* ■ ■? ii. cri ,'.:-ii: :•■ .■.•.orlo», »ad /itl.n fc -a Mltit,i'.'.i,-f.r.- 11 l-ualo M.-iiioiil M... aln« Win--. ...i ■-- M-:1 nii<f-» --.ptl v ..(nitjVw '.-"■ ■:■'..■ ivt"'-r-4.'- •- «. r, -..,:•'. * ■ ..... .t,,-.„ ■ , ~..,- T-.-..:lriii, tJt.tlaau.KCtf JTTST HKCKrVRD ytiwlers Toloscoiihs pov.-.irful. uorutolp. au.-t ot-iiir . Us Sottlora' At\. roH Sarooioters -Htronsr anrt V.s M Settlors' Microscopes, maifnlfylnK 1,750 tlmii«. S2s6d Also, Steam and Electro Motor Working Mortol and Steamers. 'VSTBtTMKNTS Or KVFRT IB RBPA'llltl DPt'OSITH THK POST OFFTnI? TjSNCOURAGE LOCAL INDUSTRY. AUCKLAND PVR iMBUL \TOtt FA^TOI^Y. Vict >W4 sniEET Ine ir freeman's 8..y). ij f -« tj <v- ■■■■ A- j I• £ 5 5- 1 : ....'.: 1 I r - - v yi f.--■/..■ = ---.ii. per .T. |r pi OHARIjSS S»IITH. Manufaoturor oj B italnottes. Porambulatora. Invalids' Carriages Seo. Tbe prices have beon , carefully adjustel, and are as low as possible consistently with quality and workmanship. The fact that I guarantee and keep in repair for one year is a sufficient proof of their excellence. Perambulators of any make repaired or taken la tiohange. Price list post free. NO firm.—l offjr nothing below tha price at which v.. lion si irricio can be maiiufnc ured. Tbe conned iou which tends to chcupu., goode by to*i-rin({ iheir quality is so niHnite.ulj- wrong that'no condemnation is too severe f^r those who engage in it. WEDDING CAKDS.—L»tast Style »t tu-. aTAB UthogwpWo Wojkn, Short. • nn l Hsroos, Auoklsad,



CEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES' J. H. DALTON, TAILOR, /ictorla Street East, Auckland, AND Tennyson Street. NaDltr, «fi* PATTERNS OV CLOTH *|y *OB GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING AA ■■'■'". i '':M To Measure, ' •>.;..- '*';:■-. ; !l Po»t Fr«», with Prloe Llit«. y^- '■ -1 — * s l\ ■ ,'JA S«.-g«Sult _ -■ 210 I ■' ": "Wl ' Fox ' No. 1 S»re» Suit 3 10 |-.':v/J| ~ No. S .. -3 IB \. '.:'riA Fancy Serge Salt - *10 ■ j Hcivy "Masonal - *IB It; ,; ; -| Best _ so i . t.'Ss Black Cloth Suit - *10 "j -M - *1S \1 y»i ~ _ « o ■VJ _-* I __fS. " „ _ 6 10 •'" •' '^•■, A'"Kx'tra Sack .- -60 "—;;'>' Frock and Dross Suit 7 6 Otatlnnan's Ciirl.'l CttU. PRICE LIST Vf KOR 1888—1887. / -''-'M^WS LATEST FASHIONS /\& '■ j n C»ntl«mon'« and Boys' , * _jj Olothlnx, etc., and Cany V "jt^ffl Self - M«»sur«mont Form« f^., _'~/ ar* lent, X , " • ' GXATIS AND POST FREE, AA' \</_3 M On Application. t ,1 fs'fl [:?/] . A Ch.ques, Poital Ordtri, etc, \^r. t' "i - iv b* eroii.d J. H. DALTON. o<atleman'> Komiai Uoit anil V.,1. F^\ EXTRA IX PAIR TROUSERS p With Each Suit. i,\: AA3 All Goods are sent CAR * 1 '.■'■-" rM RIAOE PAID, and lr not V%" 1 ' approved are exehang- V-> j ed, or the money return -I}. 1 ==31 ed (whichever pre- MM^ rerred). «r Q.ntl.men'i Frock Co&U. £•• d- £% Sood Tweed Suit 2]o 0 X"j& h » 3 ° ° sAzfesmA 3 5 n i *AAv £ ' -'-.#V, m ~ 310 0 ivy j%A „ „ 4 0 o\\fsflf „ ~ 4 5 &y>> 4 „ n -no o fm Trousen ■ 012 5 •> AA „ v °15 ° IS .. .. 1° f ;--> 15 0 &""^ r<TViU:U SS'A'ING MACHINES flu!..- In IR-i-J >V) 3 215 1 >'hi:ic 9»lfl»in ISSI r«").OS6 M.v.Mr ?.i [Ntißr.iMK. 'i,! jt.">B Mi»chiii6» HrTHKKK OUT OF RVKKY FOUR M/ UUINKS HOLD IN" THE WORLD Ai'-K SIN OK RS. UPWARDS OF TIIRF.E HUNDREII FIRST I'UiZES t CHHISTCHU. .H EXHIBITION TWO GOLD k TWO SIL'-'ER MEOAI> TO UK OBTAfN'ETI AT PSR 2/6 WKKK PER '2/(5 '-w.KR AT Ml. UKKN.ST., AUOKIAND. .IKWARK Dt UKItMAN AND OTHKR -.MITATIOI-.'S BINOER SEWING MACHINES W. O. DENNES, rMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES I BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGAifi. »n<i HAii-MQNJmiS, fgr Caah or Defsrrid Payments. " KiNB MACHINES. HOMBSHUJTLII ..' :," „ .&SlO 1 I'KKui.icsa WiiiTK .: .. . too KHISTKR ie i;i'.-.-:,(AN j-i-ith cover) 6 S 0 NKW DAVIS VJCUTICAL FKIiD .. 0 S 0 l'.'UAli-:.STIO' ..' „ ' .. _ 4 1 c WKUTtiXtV ■, , „ 111 • rSEADf.t! MACIfiNES. WHITE (wlihoin ov ■> .. „ _ 110 I W'.UTE.iwI I, ; .j- ... .....,-, _ _ 7 .„ 0 S«'W VTS ,':!;':' Al.l. :p 7 f n i w. c. i-t :AA 7 i.f stri -.-t. HERBAL piSPENSABY. Try Ellis's Sarsaparilla., The Groat Purifier of the Blood. Diarrhoea, and Dysentery Mixture. lv tio a itO'i-ri.E. Corn Cure, l BJ. EOTTJ.E Ttto Traveller's Friend— A I'l-cvcctitivo of s-u-sickroaa, PILE OINTMKNT. KYK '"JNTMRNT, &c, 9fcrot isea-rs cf Ynur.g Mi-n Sffoctually Trim-id. CONSULTATION FREE Testimonials from nit pin= to be seen. Professor W. Ellis. 308, UPPER QUEEN-STRBET,



Prosecute tbe S-j-malers tt It when yoa call for American Hop Bitten ' (se: green twig of Haps on,the while label and Or. Soule's name blown in the bottle), the Ten- ■ i dor hands oui anything but American Hop Bitters, refuse 1: and Bimn that vendor aa yon , - would a viper: aod if ho has taken your money ■ for anything else. Indict him for the fraud ana lue him (or datnegi'S for tiie ewindU, ana w« xlll x»i yoa liberally for the oonviotloa.



YX7EAT THE PAPERS SAY.,,;, Tn.-tiR?. htiMness men ft;ll say it's dull, "" -raj An.i that there's irally no hingnew, Jusi r,:aa the ti.pers cirt-lu'lj-. ■_..-, ;* -Vj Ai-d you'!- il-.a th-t's rot unite true. I Thcmo't iitiptrtant it»ni no-». ' IBE NV.xt to ih^ te'ejrrariliio oew-s. Is wiiiit th .j s»y uj i\e toui:t.\T Of D'iboscs his wki.twush etitlse. How he^ giving the straiiihtest tip J Abuui even thinx ho ktiowi-. Including thal-stt-.vomUioi.a, - ,'ffl And teveral other'shows. But not, perhaps, the Barmaid Show, - In ih-:- cave at -,Ve.lß3u's Bay ; Or th.i Dir.us who bosses Kuisia, 1 hough o* Railway Frauds ho may. You miy read of the Camubjll clan, 1 h..-,r n ughty thGut-ti high-class fin ; Of new chu • c and the uneuiplojed. A:_d drunks ih**. police run in.. Ot the tror-bUs ir> Ccuticii Hals,, 'i Suspension.l -id ccivracts'oueer t Aid then run tread—ah. marlf it wall— -. ' ~e3& Of Clausen's Grm d Champagne Eeer. Aii a beverage for iho convalescent, and for „ -£l§ those wheie duistion is imtialted. It has no I equa'. It i* the flic-t tonic ihU can bo administered, ' aud is reciiinruetiaed to patients ot weak consti tution? and ii- rvous temperaments by tbe most prominent pbjsiclens. iv preference to all other brands, as the pnrest and most wholesome Stimulant obtainable. It is kept in all First claes Hotels everywhere, and ever} body who drinks beer naturally aßka for -,r* '.;,psf| CLAUSEN'S LAGER BEER. EH REN Fillip. BROS,, ■'"'"' AUCKLAND, WIOLESABB AGENTS. '"' I ASK your Grocers for Royal Relay's S-arch, lib and Jib boxea, net weight I .'" is the ht£f, wholesale—Apply to Mr Arthur Masy, High-stress, Sola Agent for the manufacturer^, .•„->.' J'i3llj



Iron Curved for Verandas IANY PATTERV) AT SHORTEST NOTICEi George M ccauv Manufacturing Plumber, AND IMPORTER OF ALL TRADE REQUISITES - |H WELLESLEY STREET EAST (opposite New Library), and BROWN & DAVY STREETS. THAMES, HAS FOR SALE— OTO Corrugated Galvanized Tanks (assoiied) 500 Colonial Ovens (all sizes) ,10.000 feet Lead Edge Ridge Cap (all sizes) 50 000 feet O G. Spouting (all sizes) 80.000 feet Downpipos (all sizes) PHI 50,000 feet Galvanized Water Pipes (all sizes) . i B Lead-head Nails, Lead Washers, PortablS Ovens, Furnace Frames, Copper Boilers, • etc., etc., etc. Awarder! Three First Prizes forabove lines, at Auckland Agricultural Show. Large-- t and best selection ot Gas Globes in Auckland. As'G. McCAUL is a direct impoiter fop cash, lie. is in a position to supply the trade :'■..'■ at iho lowest remunerative prices. Liberal discounts to tho trade. Country orders punctually attended to. ~. ■■.-'£■ „.^_^^^. ;ffirf ll GEORGu McCAU!., Manufacturing Plumber, and Importer of all Trade Requisites, Wellcsley-st. East (opposite^ Now Library), and Brown and Davy-streets, Thames. Printed and Published by the Proprietor ; Henry Brett, of Sym'onds-atreel, at bu r - 3B_\ General Printing Offloo. ahortland and JWp .: ,:s___ streets. In the Provtnoa o< Auokiand. «Mf '.ORlMld. __—. * "'«■ Tuesday, Maroh 8,1887. «-*«•