CABLEGRAMS.

THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

S DBS <|U£STI©N.

proposed Cottetcnce at Welltus

(fcEUTM'S.)

London, April 25. A T to-day's meeting of the Imperial Coß.ere.-ce, the discussion on the i* aof Australian naval defences ?«s»mecl. After the delegates of 'L ImperW Government had cx i - I the types of Avar vessels which ■glftinett ge j - or Australian defences, i Mi Would he an iiiiprovemeiit oil JSeser fcy r , of tho colonial SS -read tele Srams h' om their • A'-iv. Gioveniment- accepting the !f P II deieiico proposals, subject to ! PIS «f the Colonial jdgi^ ftMl^hry Holland congmtu- In A th. colonies on their complete I fl« defence questions, which I f iit oi «>e Conference. Sir IMi»^ NT Softh^ va,ea) I S(lc«fifidfl" cc tllafc the Govern |£efrt.iltl#eeto the defence pfo- I |diils«,

(Reuters Telegram.)

London, April 20. ' AHff-naj's meeting of the Imperial '&_ss&»' le NeH' -prides epiestion afassea- The Mavquis o£ Salis" harymaaeastfttenifellt announcing tht. $ljcy flftlelul^Mai Governm6iit With f mii. t6 those islands. Mr Deakin, ciVictoria,' regarded the policy as un- Wid. protested against its lliM .afi-ifed but. Sir D; Bell, of Nd tf Sp< e^P rtssed himself satislied ffeifg Imperial policy announced; || diplomatic negotiations between U UMi ahd. Fi-ench Govemlnents o\m W the New Hebrides aro still ttediii*'. The Marquis of Salisbury's sueScii wat entirely private. It is un dtfjtilod that tho Imperial Government a^iiiixiolis for a speedy settlement of !|jjjj _feW __Tebrk.es question, and aro join" everything possible to presevve 4e interests! of the Australian colonies; The Opinion of the Australian delegates p|j| is that the Imperial Govern? mentisdo'ng its utmost for the good of the 6blonies. /;■•-■_ it tie afternoon sitting of the Con-

liite, the Samoan qiiostion was dis cfljWheu Sir Dillon Bell's pro pi melwidi approval. Sir Henry Hott fc-j-ressed a hope that a point oiigteiiieii-. would be arrived at bo t«o England, Germany, and the tJililsiStstc!., regarding the adminis fnlloi-t-ic islands, aiid announced tU th Samoan question wduld be refoe^tija conference of delegates of fcPoifers to beheld in Wellington., Tte colonial delegates to the Im -Is-! Conference were presented to Se Prince of Wales ab yesterday's m,'

(Reuters telegram.)

IOMM CATfIOiJC SEES IN -AUSTRALASIA.

Rome, April 26. ..ffis. Soltriess the Pope has ci.oa.ted fi new. episcopal sees afid f6ttr vica- Mte in Australasiaaiad Oceania. The m sees arc: Grafton and Wilcannia, m Sop Wales j Sale and* &ippS- X Victoria • Port Augusta, South Australia; Christclratch, New Zealand. HMltflij will be appointed for Kim ftyi'AYe-terh Australia) Fiji; Mela-- HiJi^whieh will comprise New G-uirioa. felesiastical provinces will he el'Satcd [of 3 Qiieenslaiid, South Australia, and * Zealand, with an archbishopric

BISHOP A ND MRS BARRY.

London, April 2S. m Sarry is slightly better. The •WopKturns in a month.

AUSTRALIAN EXPLORATION.

% Miirchisorl grant lias been ;J^4 to Mr George Bourke, of \W_m_ for crossing Australia in

SUEZ MAILS DELAYED.

L^lftils by the Massilia and fr*ire at Suez, awaiting' the-ar "r,|tf the Nizam.

QUEENSLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

London, April 2(j. A^te-Qfiflt that the Qde<__islaild g%. Company had resolved oti W$ up volhntarilyj in order to gpite with the Australasian UDlt«*l Gcjtnpatiy, is confirmed;

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"***» ZEAUNC T^AN AND JUaUJAOTttB AoesoV Compast (LisiiTEb).]

feft London, Api'il 26, JfJtt^ThS market is Steatite*. §mm W6ps are backward, vic tlM>P to arrive, steamer, i& Wb¥ 34« 6d per 480lbs, Mf*; JW of lading. VictoHan wheat PSS.9mp°is worth, c.U..353 Pils,;;April bill of lading* r quotations are unchanged* WnaL^-Thft market is un pi. . ~pEN; ; MEATS.-^he market w 2L affit6clcsai'e heavy. Auckland f»>B worth Mdper lbjCafat^ S^MdperlbjandAuck- E_Ms 5d pc? lb. Priiiie geW «Ite w-Wth, per: carcase,

BOXING CONTEST.

W. Murphy y= C< Taylor-

The fight to a finish between W. Murphy (light-weight champion of Australasia) and Charlie Taylor (middle-weight of San Fran cisco) Was decided last night in tho Agri cultural Hall. The stakes wero £ZQ aside and the gate-money. The prices •- 2s and 4s - werp sufficiently low to at tract a large attendance, Mid close ou seven hundred people mid for admission, and there was no room to spare in the hall, Some sparring* between local boxers opened the proceedings, young Saxon and Dawson being the first to appear Three rounds were fought, tbo little fellow having all ths bost of it, and he continually elicited applause by his clever hitting. V\ ilson and Williams made heavy play tor another three rounds, hard-hitting being the rule on both sides. Donovan put the gloves on first with Harrison, and than with Edmunds. His throe rounds With the latter caused great amusement. This preliminary play lasted till <J o'clock, and at a quarter past Taylor stepped into the Hng, closely followed by .\lurphy. Both men were greeted with hearty rounds of applause, the local man getting tho larger share. Dick Matthews introduced the men, giving • Mm-phy's weight as Sat. 41bs., and Taylor's as KM 41b*. Mi. . Chaafe was chosen time - keeper, and ' Barney Donovan referee. Oil tiirte being called, both men faced each oth-i* ih the middle of the ring. Mul-phy locked in the pink of condition, and stopped about iii a very free manner. Taylor stripped a 1 very big man, but there was a lot of super fluous flesh about him, and ho appeared rather soft round tho ribs. At twonty i minutes past the boxers stood up to oach other.

Rounds 1, 2, and S : Continual span ing ; each man trying for an oponing, Murphy kept well away, Taylor serving him in a couple now and then. , _ Round 4 : Mui'phy Stood hp to his man and both countered, Taylor on face, Murphy dli ribs. Countei- again, and Taylor sent tho young tin a stinger chi the jaSv. Follow ing rouhd Taylor got in another. -Round 5: Mut-^hjr led aiid Taylor stopped. .Tayidr hit his mfth repeatedly and Murphy Sdht in a leit-hahd facor. Round (j: Oodd ddmbihg, a lot of run ning about, and Taylor finished with a stinger on Murphy's facd.

Round 7 : Murphy led ofl' oh Taylor's face, counter oh ribs, Murphy l'Jgiit. nfid left, and Taylor getting in a couple of good ones overbalanced, ancl amid choors for Murphy, came down on his knees. Round 8 : Both led oltsharp, but missed. Murphy dodged round. Murphy, left in tho ribs ; Taylor's left oh the face ;* counter. Round 9 : Taylor led off, but Murphy got away countering. Both got in repeatedly. Taylor slung out his right on Murphy's chest, ancl ducked to a return. Some hot countering. Round 10 : Taylor led off on Murphy's iiicie, and Murphy, trying togetih, reached another. Countei*,and Murphy came strong lahdio" on the ribs repeatedly, ijiitihg fchiS round the firebeils rang out an aUrm, but only about two ol the audience moved.

Round 11 : Taylor sent in .a stinger on Murphy's forehead. Continued countering. Taylor lot'tdn e.ir, counter, and Taylor again on head.

Round 12: Murphy led 6ff oh Titylbr'fi chost and stopped a hot one in return; Murphy tipped wibh his left, Taylor count ered, and Murphy _e..t/ his right in on the jugular like a shot, and Taylor dropped all ot a hen pi Taj*lor failing Id cotnc to tho mark before the lapse of ion seconds, M urpliy wits declared tbe winner; Taylor lay on the tan for over half a minute, when Murphy and Matthews tried to bring him td, nnd after some trouble he was helped to his clmif. Both men were comparatively fresh, though they had beon boxing ndarly SO minutes. Tho blow that finished Taylor was a tremendous hit.

Murphy coming forward} stated that he never had fair play when in Sydney, and lie would back R. Matthews to knock anyone id Australia out in fiVe rounds, bar Jackson. R* Matthews, Taylor's trainer and second, stated that his man was satisfied he had been fau-ly knocked out, but it was a chance blow and he hoped to meet Murphy again. Harry Morris seconded Murphy.

THE WRECK OF THE WAI TAKI.

(BY TlitEtmAPir. - I'RT-.S ABSOC-AMEUf.')

W£Lt-i^GTo>f, Wednesday.

S. t). Chatjikld (purser), William Nea (second engineer), G. Fuller (third en- gincor), afid five df th"§ fci'ew 6f thei Waitaki, arrived to-night by train, having come overland from the wreck. The purser states that they had fine weather after leaving Nttpi-f until about 10 o'clock 6h Friday night, when the weather came on thick, with wind from the south east. On consulting the, log it was found to show that the vessel mtistfraVe passed Cape Palliser, and the OOufsd wa_. accordingly altered to the westward. The weather afc this titne was? -vei-y bttdj afld a h'e*avy taih squall came oft, and fab Sign of larid Cbilld be seen. Very little elapsed aft-V altering the course until the ve.sel werifc ashdre. Oh striking she gave d veryheavy toil, bUtniJed heavily three times, 6nfl ritfi Up°ri the beach, ahd in l._fs thafi five miriUtes all w4s Over. Tli6 eftgines wefes Jro'i fiill speed asterfi foi 1 ft few minute-, biit without ahy -fle'efc. They then went full speed ahead until the steam was exhausted* the engines Working most of the tlmfe ih WatW. In a quat'tei-,'6^ fiii hour, tho S'tokfe-hble and 'efiglhe-_'66in wei*e filled, but this fCtfe-hOld and fiftei'-bbld did hot fill Until SeniS time after- ..tfiking. A large rock had penetrated the poi-t bil^e, and acted as a piVcifc, tH6 Vessel swinging with the Sea. Itanledifttely oh goihgashore the boats were got off, and the wbmeii and children placed in. them and' -_-_«»■ aS.hoi-B.', The mai& were next landed, and. after the engines stopped the crew -and..officers'left the ship, and camped en the beach until daylight, when, they* went on' board again-, and succeeded in clearing tine oabin of moEb 6f its fixings and other-moveable artildes-tind ■stores oil the ship . : Thij-y retnrned.to shore, ftfatl during Saturday evening the -wind h-eshenedfromthe S._G., bHnging-up a heavy swell, so that, although the vessel >vas only gome 2(5 or SO yards off the shores th«jy -wsre uhable to get on board on Sunday in oi-dtli*" to fthswer the signals o£ the-steamer Miiha*. The purser thinks that the Waitaki?sbott'6rii must be knocked to pieces, or af any rate _*b severely injured as tb-give' very, Uttlb hufie of floating heiv She lies co & rooky -bottom. At the timo of the disaster there .were two men on the lookout-, and the captain and first mate were on tho-bridget The passen gers on board were Mesdames Mitchbll atid child, Colvin and cMdj and Mi1 Dean, who,' together with the remainder of tlui oreWs still at White Rock Station, "but will probably come onto Wellington to-ittbfi'tfw'."

TJ^^lAffl EyElyi^ st^R, " THUJiSDM'; AF&W 28, : 1887. . i 1 ■ ■ i -_i__-_ '"TT-rn ii —. —___.._.__..._.._. ' '

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Pfosccufc the Swindlers!!



If when yrtti e'lill.fdf ilneiiicah Wop ]_)fttiif{j. (see (/i-een twifj Of Bdps on Jjiejvhitildbe} ja.o Y)r Sonles'WaWe htoiOn tit the bottle) lhe vendor hanfls out nnj. thihK biit Avferidari H6'p'Sitters'. refuse it and shun that vendor as you Would a viber; and if!he-has. ta-kenyour itioiie j* foe wo. thini) cf-'e ifidlct him for .tE? fraiid fttjdihb hiffl yonl**oerally for tho conviction, ..„.



IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. '""'l'l'.'' i ■i-i----j-_--iiiii« ■___, ■hi ii- i in,mi, | . -■ ~.-—_■________:. .'■ ."'. --•' . "Pi T^OT^^PTTT? $f FURNISHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN ±-Ja J_ VyJ-bXJJJXIj (XI VV. AND HIGH STREETS. BRANCH SHOPS - NE.WTON, NEWMARKET, AND SYNtONDS STREET. jjj^ J^'LJ jT^ V jHjrT "-"V. Of^ AfeeflU for the celebrated " Rochester Lamp," the nearest approach V vyV-/* t 0 t l_,j £le(.tri(; Lighb. Extinguished without blowing down • . ... cr removifig the chimney; Unlike any lamp. fi-LLi. J^O-RTJIC_K >-'^YJ OO S^le Agents for the Shipihttn Kferosene Engine. Kcro.-.-.nd for fuel j ;*^ T/r'T * no dust er dirt can bo seen working eh bur pi*ein.s.dH. •JC-J T^OT^n^TPT^ Qr (~^Ci S °'e A*3°rtts! for No,;icl'*J Dynamite, Gelatine Dynamite* and « A VlliiJJlly iX) -\j\J_, Gfelatine ,' ...6 safest thnd most powerful explosives known. fc*~ .. -. ... , _ v -,,.,-,.. .. ......... ,;.,|... ir .,_ :-,...-:-•.-■.. ■ ' • Sole Agent., for Francis' Automatic Irtc-Übatdf; the .host complete T-P r^r^i h-vTH H^T-? $T f^(T\ •*'*' n"*ade 5' has £-vfen satisfaction wherever used. Prices on application. JE _% C^Ct S«le ifhpof€e« 6f the folldwing reliable Brarid- 6f Kerosene Oil :— " Evening Star" ... ... 150 test. Largo stocks always on,hand. . ■ ."..^■v'"*!-.-'-'- • -rr-t-*i-.*- -v—"-- *■" A^,;......-.,.,Vf.-v, ~.. .__ . . . . ________ ~_-. tp T^OT^nPTTT? % (^O S6lb A^°hi' fol' the ''WA™RURY WATCIL" A marvel of •L_Ji* -L \.y_Ll).i_ -_L-J_L'li vJU V-_yV-/. simplicity, accuracy, and cheapness; price 13s. 6d., and sent thtot-gh' registered post to any address in tho colony for . • 9d. additional. TTI j 1 |j^ldD> (X- t'^(^_ •^av<l & orgci ttasoitmenfc of Gul-3 ai-d Ammunition, and every -**-•-**«• *A- V*/ _1_ V --ii. -LL. __L I) CXJ \J\__st requisite for the sportsman. Inspection invited. EPAPTThPT^ Or /**l/^\ Koep 4 largd stock of Steam Engines, Steam Pumps, Lathes, Drill.?,' ... JL Xi X JUJ Jtll. Ou WW* Sht.at.ng Machines, Saw Benches, Band Saws, &c. KIP (^_ "R^Plf^ T^ '(^{*\ IS 1' American Novelties of every description appertaining to House * _L \_J J_7\) iL AIJ Jbi (\j V-^W* <^ Flii-dlshing. Chdico Furnishing Goods from all Countries. ET^rTi"Rn iTnT^ r J&.* r^/^V^.Q '3-tfackantl.. ftaWnised Fencing Wire, Barbed Wire, Staples, .. J7 WX\X XL..XV CD \j\Ja O Standards,- Wire Strainers, of various patents. ~.. ~._.. .~. ... -■ ~■ .Un, ~y . ..• — .')j. -■_ i ,■'. . ; ;^_; _- i __ <; ___. . _^_ TT' fIT H 1 T? At C^Y^) 'S **."'WiHWM Baf(.s, Dood Boxes, Cash Boxes, Patent Safety l-J' -*-^yA*^^" l-1 -V^ V.V/»^ ,i Tills, Letter Filetf. Paper -Weights, Copying Presses. R l' 'POT^T^TTT? J^ OO 'Q Dr dßhlng aiul Martglihg Machines, Mangles, Washers, Novelty LJ. -L 'W^^'^^-EiJ^ 06 \__)\J. O Wtfihgersj Galvartked and Wood Tubs and Bnckcts, Box , . -trorts, NicMe-piated Smoothing Irons, Goffering Irons, .'-' _ Pihikihg MacKiiife', etc., etc., etc. '_ ~- -.- n -. ~ ..,„' tv-w.- . - -.-. f ,r ,f'i!_ft .r | .^^ ~ ~ . : TH iP()TQ rl 'J£r /'•>*1/r\-'fQ -^oi' Cooking- Ranges, American Stoves and Utensils, Kerosene ±^a 4*!.^.^y.^a_.-J.My AJU. \J\_J.K_. . -ft^liKr^ Grdio^ TU5t-gei.Ul_W-£^do»-T<ikd■ iMteu, Firo Guards, Umbi-ella Stands, Hall "Tables. Hat Racks, etc. ■~ ■ ■■■ - •■■->-.. ■■ -.. -. .'.'■' ■■-...Hi. ■■■-~ . .... ■i; '. fi—;r-,-■ ■-■-■- ■■-.' . ,- . , ..... '_, ..' . - . E. PORTSE & OCX'S oi\ c°!r* jw^** ScAm> to —• *^- ~.. 'v-^ r.*"^ - Lead) Turps, Varriishes, Putty, etc., etc. TT T^OT? f P H^T"? J_t 0(a) ?M Fet • ru&ated iron> Pl^n Galvanized Iron, Spouting, Down iLH* **i ''"V^y^^^V ■ V^V*-^ 'Pipos, feldge Caps* Lead-head Nads, Lead "Washers. ' ET^-^"F?n^IFPT?' J& -f^Cl 'iQ For R °Pes' T^n6> Clothes Lines, Fishing Lines, Cotton Waste, 4 Ja.WJfcV-la.-^.Aa. OL. V^V/i't^ ' Oakum, Boiler Felt, Roofing Felt, etc., etc. - - ■ ■ ■■ ' ...■-.*. — I ■-■j-"- ■»«.----■.■- . «-»,<*--W..----f--!-.-<a' -■■.».„ . ■ . •tjl If^(^T^^ nih 1"!^ *^" (^t^i'^iQ r GaS G',andeliers ' Wenham Patent Lamps, Brackets, Hall JLL., X UIVI Jjl> iXJ V.V/. L., Liglits, Pendants, Globes, Galleries, and Smoko Consumers," .'.'."' jßtg* i ~,''..'. -.. ' ' ': '.'",.' •■.--/ . .'.''.''.'. ~___-i. _-_ jb . —__»_,—_ —. fc-jj^-t.jjj^-.y.-,,-. ■ ,-n — -Tf- ""r,i<g* -i»il-..t"i ■ -i.-,,^ ~.,_. „..,.. . . ..)■ ..- ijj. .. ... . ~..- I-. -- i TT TP(^"T?T<':frT? /%* f^O 'C[ 0r - BriyliWare' C<:,lin -Brooms. Bass Brooms", Carpet Sweepers, Ilia _L_ \J_L.\ J-. ATM _L7\> (JU \J\_J. kJ Chamois Skins, Sponges, Plate Cloths, Brunswick Black, Knife ' ' Polish, etc. • '. • f ■').■■ ,- -____j_____ -■■.., -~;...'■,..„ .■_.,..,r,:, ■_•_, _-* ,n, --.-^fn,,. -.-| i■ ■■ tiii f u> •-*•■ •':■-.■■■ ■■ --'■•. •■■'■*■- "■--' ■-■ ■-■ * -- . n*.--. . _____*__!________&____£__ W- T^/^T^^l^'Tf? J& fflf 1. -S- k*4Btea(! B. Cots, Folding Chairs, Wire Mattresses,', Ci« i_^\^-J.rjU / X:4^J^V> '. 05.»'.. Vj/.\l/» •M-. Sedding, Coal Vases, tloor Cloth,*:. Door Mdts?, et6.. etcV X" ' TPOT^rr NTT?? Pn^Q I&®*>-&*m *&. and Cd-ree-Servic--, Cruet gtancls, Bis ■J*4*r- «'"^™J.»™*y-;;W1' V^V/.l^ fciiifc iox^fl, ButtPl' CoolerSi EfttStetf Dfclfifi, 'PJfifcK Castors, -?rB--i*v6 iJlsliesj' Napkin Rings, etc., etc., ... tl.,.^'-:-. .. : - <T *' ii ■■ ----*- ■-...•-.J....-t*'■-..—,..-,^,11, ', iii-n ■ i [Bit' -'•*—*•'- —■ -..•.■^..^p.* 7 ~»>. i-r-n',*-' ||ffry-«M-i-«---,..| - ■ , "t-P'' IP'/^T^^ llTj^ T^j j? V^^; 9t3 EwiTtAto and Pocket [Cutlery, Scissors, Champagne Taps, Cork-; J^_r '-^V^J^'^ VW«iNil ■ S.eifewsj. Rassora. Wino Labels, and Lock-up Corks. f£jl'. 10/^<^-fli'Xj^T__>- _JU -^./N-'^i -^or Peraitibulatorsj ißicycles, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows. -!%;,; JrWJK.i-;raJti-. w. CU« B- • • . -,; ■, •■■i-fa.ryi,-- r- - ' .-,--_-r-,-;. - y,--' t --'■;.i.-*-»„»-#',-r-ir-,***,*.-7T-*-i>ii. .■-*ft*~'>TT,)iir,.,-,-['. r n-fi ,n.„ ■ *'* ■■ '-'I- ■' ' = - ' —.. '.'.. ,' ■ ~.'. A ... -, A Z-' r '' ■ : : ''"■" ■-: -Ajl., ,-. t_f- C\f7\ ffi-vilj' tears tldna tho largest Retail Ironmongery i-jL-i-t.. Ju \^ J-_\J-i JJJ JtV -Qu- \^\_J__i feU-.riess iii Why? Because they give every ZfZ ' %_, '' ' attention to -their custodiers, and sell at the lowest prices. T . ;^.. q , i .^ : .. f y.-^^ ... r ■■- - ggosab ■ ■■■ ■■■" .bs a — ?;••■: -g PORTER & CO.~ pymiittiaf I GeiieMl Ironmongers : :.;•■'■ ;'|Ml^ ALSO 'i|S:'^__W^''lli^-SiM_lfp.'itii> STMONDS STREET.



mJfi^M^ WHO IS 0. A, PORTER? f/flCl^ if*/ V*' "The perpetrator" of the striped shop \li \l/*** monstrosity;" (late Varnom's) 276, \*/ Queen Sti'er' corner fit Wakefield Street, Auck...iul, N.Z. If I I %JUi *^ A IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AT A C. A. PORTERS NEIV AUTUMN GOODS, FOUR. WEEKS TQ CLEAR! In Sending forth this announcement, I beg to state that my business for the last two RdaSOhS has so seriously suffered through ill health, that I have decided to relinquish it, and to save selling the whole Stock by tender, purpose holding a FOUR WEEKS' GENUINE SALE COMMENCING AT ONCE. taS** GREAT REDUCTIONS! Reductions' will be made on every article, and no deception. At the termination of Sale, the Balanco of Stock, with long Lease, Fixtures, etc., will be submitted to the Public lor Tender. Caslmier.s, black and coloured from IOJd Men's Tweed Suits from - - 133 6d Fancy Dress Goods - - 2id, 4Jd, ir/d Mon's Printed Moles' - - . 4s,Gd Calicoes from - - -" l.}d Men's Tweed Overcoats from- • losGd Crewdson's 32in. No. 2 - - - 3;,* d Knicker Suite from - - - 2s lid Scarlet Flannels from - - - uV.d Tweeds by the yard irom - - Is Okl Sheetings, white and unbleached, from G=£d Men's Shirts - - - - - Is 3d Table Damask from - - B.\d Men's Sucks - -.' " - -3d per pair fi/4 Blankets from .... 3s Gd Mon's Hats - - - - -Is each Ladies' Corsets Is 3d per pan- Flowers Id each. Underclothing, Infants' Hobes, &,c, clear at Lowest Prices. -^-' COME EARLY FOR BARGAINS TO V & 'nauti ■ JAMES SCITTT, i-OisriDonsr -Htotts-e.. VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS, AUCKLAND. ... _Ji" Three fhihutc_.ffo.rt Tram Car, i6p of Wciie&lfey Street. '}.], CONSUMPTION CURABLE \ ■'• "MR G. T. CONGREVE ON CONSUMPTION ANI? lIS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. Stowing that direful disease to bo curablo in all its stages ; with observations M ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ETC." FfiOlf VOe_ " Cit-UsTiAjr Herald," March 31, ISB6. Ml G. T. CONGRKVE'S TRICA.TMRNT OP CONSUMPTION AND OTHEft CHKST DISH.A_.IES " Continues to be maoio a great blcssiug to sufferers, far and wide, in every part of the kingdom.'' '-•"■ " Tho world (-.ncl wo ourselves owe hita a debt of gratilt'ce. Not kmgsince we placed a young lady under h-b ere, who has recbvored her health, prA- we need only point to the cases (Mr Congreve i- publishing one ever week), many o* which had been given up as pant all hope." ■ ''There can be no doubt that for Consumption and othtr Chest Complaints, Mi-Con greve is a specialist of the first order, and stands unrivalled. Certainly there has been do otherdiecovery ih medical science frota which the consumptive patient may gathor so much hope as from his." " Tho one iivso'ai-ii and Tni-iTV-THREE cases which are recorded in Mr Congreve'a. book are a most convincing testimony ; but what have beon long a marvel aro the cases; of cUrS which have been published for several yeurs past in tho weekly journal.? (our.own, included), one every \\-eek." (Tho reader is refor'red to the " Christian World," " Chris tian Age," " Christian Globe," &c, &c.). The author (Mr Congreve, of Coombe Lodge, Peckham, London), has been, urgently entreated to make his treatment known in all the British Colonies. Tho price of tho Book is- SIXPENCE, O-.SEVENPENCE,POST FKEE. PoatistiED by UPTON AND CO., AUCKLAND. Aud may bo ordered through any Bookseller BRICKS, | PIPES, HENDERSON. . HOBSONVILLE. TH! AOCKLAKD life km POTTERY -COMPANY jrtEG to announce that they have completed the purchase of the bu6i_ie-ll ffo.. property Of the Auckland Brick and Tile Company (Limited). The extensive works at Henderson atid Hobjonvillle are how ia full operation and. are turning out i-ricks and Pottery of the finest quality, 6RPERS RECEIVED AT THI i COMPANY'S DEPOT, BREAKWATER MM* M &t> WI N H0& NSB V, AGENT; OR AT THE T&Wtf OtftflCE, i 4, VICTORIA ARCANE, fOtlT-ST$_&&K JOSEPH BARBER,- General Manage.. ■ •■•■■■'■' a - ; ■■ '-'.--'.-, " ■'■* ■■; ■*■--■■ t