"ROUGH IN ITCH."

■ Eouph oh Itch" cores skin humioiJM/eroS- Uons, ring worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet. chilb;alns. %n. ivy poison, barbers itch.

CABLEGRAMS.

_ - -V-* —" Or • '--111 _ : .:•■;'•: r B V ELEcn'Bic TELBGr.Arn—copyright.]

THE HAWADAN CRISIS.

A REVOLT PREVENTED. ( London, December 30>, s rjpgprjjresfenee of Bribish J&ikT A.merican iias been the; Mean.? of pre^ fitting ■# 1 outbreak ampng the natives {he Hawaiian. Island. The comv jjl^der?' of these Ves&eMtlecliiWd they t^6# h^, K;foTce of! bluejickets if fttiyrMolt Ocbvirred.

VICTORIAN REVENUE.

. , Melbourne, fchis.das'-. j Tlie revenue of Victotia for the half-year is.expecfced to show an increase of ab6nt • over the" returns for the co'*res ponding^ periotl oif last year.

FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

; ;''■ . [ '[ttiETJTER's ' TELKC-KAM.]

_* & , PATiis,% 'T) ecem h or 29. JOD Lytton, the newly r Etppointed Ambiassadolr, had an audience fith 'Ikh PreSMeilt tb4ayl In B '|itiiig his credentialisj Lord Lytton a most cordial speech, in the -<$&P of! wliich; lie Stated that Her Mljafcty Qtieen Victoria.{.desired to g^ire notfeiag !to mainfeaiji ,the good r« liliwiisMpresent ejißt^gbetween the tfo:;«pntftr|es. Pre6i4ent M. Sadk (farnoi-replfedia the sajae; spkit, and that the friendship of Eng j^d £&d SVance v^as the best guarantee <sif peace, and the liberty and progress of ])oth nations.

(rkcter's telegram),

ISMAIL PASHA.

, fcoxsTAXTisoi'iE, December 29. .;; Ism Ail 3?asha, ©x-Khedive o| JE*ype,! having obtained permission ifi-oin the Stdtan tb tales u|> Ms resi- Idence inConstantihbple, am'ved ih this ksity to*dav>. . . ■ JJ \- ,;■•.:.•,....■ ..:;:

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL CON TRACT.

lL6m)o^,^)ecembev 29.

i I*ll6 Agent^Geiieral have cabled that they Mvet considered that the new jmkil coritract iociudied Hie 6otiVeyance ©f parcels insisted on % Mr Saikes, tPo staiaster-Gretaeral,

MELBOURNE EXHIBITION.

Parts* becember SO. y The tune for flj^eiving applicationß ; |0r /Space ItoiD^f been "exfcend«<ii' the fe'-lVench G^iCiiraVetit have decided fehat jf;ratice"^iall participate in the Mel -I'^arDe Exhibition, l^he French Cob i rtil at -Melbduwe has been appointed fvdnittiislsibner-Creheral and, the Minis \ er for Colonies institutes a 66niinissioTn iorfchwith, he himself acting as IVesi i dent 'of the Commission.

SNOWBALL IN EUROPE.

LbNiKW, DecemDer 29-. . jlhe Comtinetnt, extending as far swfcfe as Nice.

VICTORIAN TORPEDO DE FENCES.

LbNboix, Dteceiffbei' S9. I I»wtenant Herbert L. Heath, of the jltoupelo School of the ship Vecnon, itas been appdtated torpedo itfstrnctor ;for VSctttrfa. .

f(STPECIit TO!KftE^S ASSOCIATION.)

RESIGNATION OF THE SERVIAN MINISTRY.

IjOX^oN',Dece'lnbet SO. The -Servian Ministry has resigned.

ILLNESS OF MR SEXTON.

lidNUbS, December 30.

,Mr T. Sextop, "Mvfc. for Belfast Ajfatim seriously ill, and his condition

LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL.

Mt& M&ti&olph <fctto<Mll viili leave ra portly- on a visit to Moscoy. -

THE BANK NOTE ROBBERY.

i- Klehboukxe, December SO. It has been ascertained that in all 612 cancelled notes are missing from the Bank of Australasia* of which number only, a few have as yet been jittt into" circulation.

LORD WOLSELEY AND THE COLONIES.

MELBOuBiri!, December 30. i ; the Yicferian Premier, JVlr Gillie^ haa communicated with the Govern- J rnents of the .other coloniefe with a TJew \ f%pi ascertaining .if they will join y\t rf jtoria in inviting' Lord Wolseleyto vi&it |' the colonies ior the purpose of inspect : ing the forces and acting >as military adviser to the Australasian Govern- |i, ; mentaL..,-. '/■■,;■■•,.;/,,: . ..' .. \:...,< : ,_ ,o '• .': \

THE VICTORIAN HARVEST.

Mfitliduißiifli, Detifeinber 30. ' The report of tlie New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany (Limited) etate^/ that accptliQts irom the country districts are, fairly satisfactory; [ Consequent upon the iavourable s weather for harvesting operations,^iidt6ref gfaifl is coffltjng &*< ward. The yield so far is rather qv6r I |than un4ei* a good average,, and it is p Anticipated that when the heavier crops are cut it *ill ',be j*<sy«d■ ,tha.t; the surplus available for export will be. ißo»BideVabiy in excess qI J^ie past two; [ 'Masons;-*- * - . . ■ • ..■:.'',.' ■

Ceeoter.) •■' •■'■■■-:". J

AUSTRALASIAN FEDERAL COUNCIL.

:; ..As aJreaAy, Jjta(^<s, tte prbeeedings at the • JVsderat Council of' Australasia''.'«*'s* P 6**1! 1 sa^tfeg- atlllobart Wiilfee-chiefly *>** -^j p . It-is :inten^ed;'-fio^^xlfe»|:.^^- :tt ' jaeosure fcr amending thjj Impejirf Act BP

: as to meet tlie"objection'raised by XeWj South Wales' to the constitution' q'i the! Federal Council. It is not proposed;«tp J legislate upon intercolonial matters. ''"■.'[ -♦']

. TH& AtJOKMNp ■EVENING'STAR , SATURDAY;: PEOEMBEfr 31. 1887."

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i Ladres' Gfovfes-.—Special. At Smith and Oaughfey's, a larffe.Jot of Dent's best uGanb de Suede,^ 5 in 6, 8 and 10 button lengths;ls lid, Ssfccl, "2s lltJ—usual pnebs 2s 6d to 3s iy .—i[AhvT.)



■ : ■'^■':: '"■■ ■ .---r M,-n, ■, - ,-■; ;•,.,-,, , M rj.: j :fIHOOS.I N G A itlT-A TCH 1 v:> <-!; ;uv,"j ■'; f! • jfiTtV.i ■'.- 3-i • p'fi ! To simplify the Choice of one ofttir Watiite, STEWART DAWSON &' \CO., 1 WATCH MANUFACTURERS, , ' i •Beg sto inform intending purchasers that we i ... , y only Manufacture T&REE DISTINCT CLASSES. . The first, "LEVjERS." have full-plate move ments; the Gentlemen's are full-capped, the Ladies' rrm-teabped. Prices in 3ilver, a&, £3 lOs, #3.155, and -&A Ids; in gold, £B 10b, £11 lte, £12-108, £15 10s. The seebM, "CHRONOGRAPHS,'! have ttiree-qnarter^plate fever movements, centre seconds,and Slop-work, with dome ease which opensut the b^qk only. Prices in silver. £5 155, £6155, £715s £815s. £1110s, and £12 TOs; in gold, £24105, K27,,105. and ,630. ■ " The third, " DEFIAN CE," have three-quarter plate cylinder movements, imp*oved horizontal, with dump case which opens at the back only. Puces in Silver, 27s 6d, oss ; Keyless, £2 10s and I £5; Lames' and Gents' Watches, saltte prices..' The V'ftrious; illustrations in each class, thiere fore, only-refer to the diterent Stfies in Which that particular class of Watch is made» and AVh'icn 'consists bt key-Xvintling and lc«yi'css. tot ladies and gentlemen * in either gold or silver I cases, open-face or hunting, in the various ai«Jk To facilitate choice ■it i 6; there fprey necessary, in the first place, to de cide 'whether to purchase a " li"ever," **Chronograph*" or -".Defiance" Watchu Whrai this is done, it only remains to.choose Whether, irey-wmdiiig or keyless, opetl face :or hnnter, and thejsize. Every customer may, safely rely on having the exact style and size he or she selects. Ordet fbl-ms are silcplied Witli pamphlets, which in all instances are very easily During his recent visit to Auckland our tiSr DAwftoiJ, flndingthere were repeated demands for high-class Jewellery, determined to add that department to our well-knoSvn s'tbek of Ertjtlish LeVer Watches, and immediately ©n hiß return to London and Liverpool he personally superin tended the turning out frtm'the factory of first class Jewellery of every description. Our second shipment of Jewellery has iust reached \\a ox B.s. itimntnka. and inlcndmg purchasers ate in-/ vifed to inspect the largest and, best stock in/ Auckland; and, it being .manufactured zincs' Mr Dawson's arrival Homie. "tve can Rtittranttfd tliat it is all of the latest fashion and design. .■ "Do ; give a detailed list of the goods would fill a foil page of the Star, and such, is unncc6i?sarr, seeing that we invite the inhabitants of Aufck land and BiHrrdunding oo'unti'y 4o come and sec for theuaelves -not the windows only, but/the many novelties contained in our coVmter cises. When ybn ball, please ask for one of oariaew Wtmtttited Watch Patriphlets. ELSCTRO-PLASfE. S. $>. & Co. liave also receiv«a c* s.B.;Rlrnti talca, direct from tho factory,* very choice and wcl^assorted shipment of Electro-plated Goods, suitable for Birthday, Christmas, Now Year, and Marriage Presents. Before purchasing, *ro invite inspection and comparison. appucation. • . _ ' REPAIRS t No IE : REPAIESI WANTED KNOWRh-Best Watch Glasses ' fitted, 3t> each; charges for Watcli Repairs, no imatter what xnakeT or where bought, e^tiwly cheap. Best wortcmon kept on the promises. All Watches cleaned are guaranteed at STE WAET BAWSON & Co. 'a GEEiLf ENGLiSBt WAtCS EXHIfeI'BI&»N, 94, Q trßJs^'SfA^r.' ;', .. . i ....... ", 1 ■.. ' . .' ■.[' ,■'. ■i. '■'.'] t''.::.', TO GOCnNTRY CtJS^fOiaERS Watches and Jewellery may.tfnw'betoos'tea aUfl registered "at feookpoetra***. If yotirwatoh wants cleaning, pack it.ta a. box.carpfn|y, ?n ---closinir'full name and afldreHs only, and and Dy same mail a letter at Jtißtrnotiens, en^oetng postal not« for 4s 6d, and we will retftm t«e 'Watch -wtfihin »tew flays in good ofrd*, post paid and registered. When setidihg lettfr and postal note, state the number of the Wattth ...|lbsfe«L:.^ :-; <'■ : ■; •.;■■■ . >i ;•-.•: !\i \ FOR REAL 7ALUE. TISIT ] , ;■ STEWART DAWSOH & CO.'S ENGMSt WAT C H EtSIBMrON, ~ 94, iQtTEBS'-ssraiEKT, Auckland ,; \ ■ (Op^bfiit'e Wyft<dii»to-stre4ti)._ ; : ■•' :-irii ii ''.id/ •■■'■•■ V ii't ij-_i«teiiii'ii "(JiLLI I k RCH H-ILL .HIGHWAY iBO^RD. [.*&■ ': ; X'-o'-fiQtt/' ■'~':\:j ;■ - In accordance wi^The. D?« «f»^g XpT 1880''and Hie Amendment.Acts, «>p i»* miallDocs ?n *c above District will b[Fiv6 i^'fhe'Ac^will be strictly enforced. J , ! s , . ,-vTHpS.JJ.MpRg^;, j AWx HUI, BecexßbirJS, jgg-,-- ', '! ■ 1 '■• -( " «y order of tfheßoardj.g^ & SIIARU. JV ' qhali^aan. ' I M^%fi-^prt^i^.'. land^ and of m &fi( j ' DoccAbier^t'h, 1887. i Owners of aogs. *r r>™ ls r Sea tffSbtain within accordance witD. the 'Act.;..-.>;..'.. '• ■ v I etk'.



I tinul aim Ifetatc Ajarciits- P f~l IT1 WIN GT 0 N,j Hl;:;;- ESTATE AGENT. | Qtt fcfcN-STREET, AUCKX'A ND. J ■ •'■''•- {Established 21 years. ]< - j i TO BK LET, -with possession in'about 14 days ; some superior Brick Shops and Dwellings, with , i?as, water, etc.; IrianVconveniences; eOrriorori SummeV-strcefc and -Mount Eden lload. Rents | reasonable. OFFICES in Queen-streCt. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE and 4i acres at Rouiufet-a, iii a lovely and convenient position. HOUSES in Upper Queon-etroet, Amey street, and Arawa-strect. , SEVEN-itOOJMED HOUSE, Mount Roskill Road, j TO BE LET in Upper Queen-street, a&-roomed House ; water and gas laid in ; rent, only 12a ou , per.'Week. ; .-,.'" j TO BE LET, cheap. Cottages in Lornc-strcct. j OFFICES TO LET in Cooinbea's Arcade at, ldw I'enltilS. . : , , I F. G._EW;iNGTON. i ~i H A H. \\T iTrfA M S O N, HOUSE, Iy.AND & COMMISSION AGENT, S3, QUEEN-STREET. Bankers: NATIONAL BANK OF NEW S ZEALAND., c ■:;:-' -:;■•■ 1 i RENTS and INTEREST Collected. ESTATES Managed forAbsentcM.. :. HOUSES TO LET and PROPERTIES FOR SALK placed upon my Lists Free of Charge. HOUSES AND SHOPS' TO Lift. Kyber Pasß^Shbpv Dwelling and B^kehoiisa Devonport—B-roomed House; large garden Ryle-3treet 4-roomed House • ;•' ltemuera—Two Houses ; large gas-den Mount Eden—Two Houses ; low rentals Mount Koskill—lo-roomed and 4-roonied House Great North lioad~r7-roomed House Arch Hill—Three Cottages to let.: low rental Cook-street—House and two stull Stable Norfolk-street^-Srroonied House; garden, etc. Ireland-sireet— Tfrb Houses, 7s w&efcly, and several others ■ .. ~ i '. BUILDING-ALLOTMENTS ; AT PER FOOT :— ; Susse*-street) 4Ha Pollen-street, 70s Birkenhead, lOs * Haydi-strect, 55g View Point Road, 60s Epsom Road, &i Kyber Pass, £10 H<Bplittrn-street,Bo3 ■ Newmarket, 80s ; , Ligar,Place, 80s . . Richmond, 40s ißmmett-street,62s<3d Beresford-street, 703 v ictOria Park, '25s Howe-street, 1003 >Conciuest Place, 4& . Shelly Bcacli Road,. £5 (Justomhouso-strcet Northcote, IDs and £> Orer-street, £25 Lake Road, £200 per acre Onehunga And in various other streets at low rate's. MONEY Invested -for Capitalists on Firfci class Securities WITHOUT ciiahoe. Six pel cent, allowed on deposits.until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES nought , i MONEY TO LEND. ALLOTMENTS Bought &nid Houses Built on the Weekly PdymentSystem. £5 Deposit—Cottage for Sale, in the centre of the city; balance by weekly payments. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE. Wood-street—New C-roomed House, £350 Richmond Road-5-roohied Houbc, £290 MafShneld-5 Rooms, leasehold, £150 Beresford-street-Leasehold, 6 rooms, £250 Newton Road—Leasehold 3 Cottages, ii 325 Oxford-street—6-roomed House, £290 ftokeby-street-New House ; gjas,&c.,^E23o /Bond-sireet-5-roomed House, dii'tiO UniOß'Street—4 KooiHß, gas, &c,i»BisO •: . Stuart-street—l Rooms, city wator, £2i)o C*mteron-Eftreet, Dovonport—s Jtooms, MOO Colliugwood-strcet—7 Rooms, vinery, &c, £370 Remuora-^SRoonmind lai-ge allotment, £100 HackeU-street—t! rooms, leasehold, gas, £110 Stockade Koad—s rooms, wutw and gns, £270 Wellington-street—2 Shops and mvciltng, £326 Waterloo Quadrant^-3 rooms, city .water and gas, £1.050 ' ■■,■.(:-• Franklin Koad—Three Beautiful Houses, £1,500 Glehmorc—Nows-roomed Hotiso. £2SO Rose Road—B-roomed House; gas, wntov, £339 Iteland-streot^Nu'w Mouteb, si'ootn», £2;!0 plaremont-strect—s roomed House, 42300 SVGoorge's 13ity-*lO-roamcd Houko, H acres ■'■'■ Doyonrstrcßt—6-rooincd House, giu,v Onehunga—7 Rooms, sizable, Attero, £700 Bond-street—s-roomcd House, £200 Commercial lldad—N-ew fi-rootnod Houso,dM3s Allotment, View Point Road, t!3x 110, £lbo WatervieW—G-t6omcd MbiiisO and 3 iionss flrSt class Land, orchard, garden, (t-3SO Richmond lioad—House, stable, and shed, £120 Duke-street—B-ro6nied H'ohkse, now. £|(50 Ho*e-Btreel>-New 4>-roomod llouse,JS2oo Sussex-streetr-oroomed House, city water, 5.185 AAglospa-strect—Newil-rbomoa House. £530 o>!orrl-si;f«et--5-i"ooniedHon(jo, £275:. ~ Kaytiti-lsiTcctJ=*rOomcCl"HTF(Tßo. £100 T3« miner-stree>Mi-i'oomed House. 3 tola. i£sso ])e\on-street—6 rooms (new). £30li ' Grey-street—Boftrdlng-h0u6e,«1%600 Russell-street—New <?-roomea Houso. £WO Mount Eden—Genefa:l St6re ftnd Mouse. £800 Ettssoll-BtteiEß>+arge Raomy Mousa, £190 Beresford-street—Leasehold. 11s €d weekly Ruhnell-street Leasehold, 11s weekly Howe-street-iLeasebold:, Us 6d weekly .- Day-street—Leasehold, 12s (Jd weekly Inketma'ft-Stii'eet--Leasehold. 10s SGci weekTr < Kyber J'ass-Sliop ami iiwelling,.£HX) Pratt-street - 4 "roolns, city Ht-atfef, £200 i Kyber Pass-Bhrtp*iud IJwolliiag. £1.800 Coiling tvoed-street- New 5-rqpaiod House, £2401 J)evOni>ort—New StoOmdA Hous&; gas, £36o '• Kingsland —New 4-roomed Wouse.^lCO Surrey Hills—New^-roomecl House, £370 Stewart-street, Mount Eden —N«vr 4-roomed , House. 8275 ( i Norman-street—NW Honse"; bayVindbw, £265 Eusaell-fiCreet -Now House, 4 rooms, £230 Charming Seasido Residence for Sale; quite 'new, with 3J a'cfe* under ouTtivntitm; moto i Devonport: grand view. • , •■...„..■-.. ■ SIX ACRES for Sale at tTaikoihitl for && Also. 'Six Acres, Waiiparoira, Hobsonvillo, £60 j yARM AT KATIKATI tor Bale, 640 acres; river and road frontage; awrgaihi i OOMFACT FARM of «8 aorcsitor Sale, within 16 miles p£ Auckland, on ( good roads. Six rootrfed House and outwiilflings; flaf&eirwn SfOr, Cattle adjoins, Bplendid. tinibdrfon property. FIVK ACRES OP LAMto'foi- «&Te.on Lake Eoad, partly fenced, in gxsass;; smiles Ui'om th«. first whaW, A bararain- . ~ .1 , ONE ACRE OF LAND fbr Sale, bt Stjlnibht, North Shore, with three road frontages. jEUCHMQND ROAD.-Piretly Cottagl!! (New) ■For Sale, with all conveniences ■'; tBJ)20; gas ;laid <m. Also, newHousefor£27o. PRETTY TILLARESID&S'CE for Sale Ihi Lincoln-street i gaß,*«ity water, range. ifi3oo. FARMS also for Sale at waikomiti, Pftremo remb. Wtfitakerel, Jffahttrangl, North Shore. OPapaicnra, ©to. j Also, see List In " New Zealand Herald" and " Weekly News," • ' CHAS. • WILLIAMSON, , . I. ESTATE AGENT !'' 33. Q'UEEN-ST.i (Oppoaltoyort-stree<v. i' AitfKEN CONNElift, LAND AWD ESTATE AGENT, AND ACCOUNTANT, ,FORf-STREET. y ... lt /, P'wlh'r v "■■ i.'id liiivFOit .SALE.: .■ ', ~. r , : X ARANGAHAPE ROAD-Shbp in brick attd stono in best business part t>f 'street,- pJate jglasa ft-ont. Excellent investment, as land certain to rise in valuer Present rental in thesfe depressed times, £95 j^rice, £1,100. -V , n . : (269) MOUNT EDENr-Residence. lOrooms, nearly i-acre ground, 2 chains frontage V g6od;gfi*den ; £750 (251). ,8-roomed Hpnse, Yiqw Kpad, nearly half-an-aere land. 132 ft frontage, slate'rbdf, EfOod view jfi7oo,'or willlet togoodtentwit, low rental <261). 8-roomed Hpuse, YieWrßpad.^.llotment72 feet by 225 feet, commanuin^ view (B41). 6 'roomteai-loikßei r^esMynevr,' ovbt qimrter'acre of land, specially well'sheltered, good view ; £500 (247) ■'■'■■■"• '■' :.■'■■■.' : '■-', v■ MOUNT ROSKIiLiL'J&pAD'-g-roomed Dwell ing-house andiAUptment, with-excellent shelter and, one ot the finest Views in vicinity of Apck land: or' -wiUleaseito a igood tenant. Also, a number of beautiful Building Sites, rWftib fine views ■ ; ':' ■'■ ■•'■ ■ i • •■• j "!<266)i WAIEOMIT-I— Improved, Farih, 103 acres, subdivided into 9 paddocks; DweTling^hottafc, 9 Tdonjs ;;good 'ontbuildings; abont 4 ncre3 fine orchard ; magnifle'ent never-failing stream of ■vvatef. A "beautiful property. Prrce, £900; or wiill sell in lots from 100 acres upwards. «261) TE AROH A—A capital •investment: Bfock of aboHt 400 acres, close to townßhip,; certain to become of immense value in near future. (192) JVIANUREWA—64 aci*eß,' wilh- excellent B roomed House; pretty mieco ot native bush; suitable for summer residence for gentleman. Price, £575, ■■ '■' ' ■' ■'„''. .- -J <W WAIKATO^-A number of choice Properties, improved, SO jto 1,000 iCcres;; cheat); pareictflafs on supplication. ; l:i ■ j ■. ■ i ,(1"7) •TAURAN^A andOPOTllpf-Several really choice Farms to these districts; 0 TAUPAKJ.—Abont3 miles from Waimauku Railway Station/bylgood road, about 3,000 acres ■laid out into Fawns, fcom'4o to/600 acres .©aoh. The open land is ot snperipr ouahty, will Jay down well in' grass, and is'SpecMly BuitKbie'for dairy farming »nd fruit growing.. There are about i; 000 acres of fine busli Land, 'a.largo por-. tion of Whibh is with valuable feaurx and manuka.,&o. = ASithe owner has_ decided. nosHtively to sell, prices to stiifthe riitSettt fle nressed times have been fixed. Really rgood. Farms of open Land, from 12s 6d.per acre; mxsh from 25 per'acfte. .Or will sell.*ritire3)raperty in. one lot: on most favourable terms. ~, , _ Im p/oved an a unirapi'a ved 'Farmsthroughout •Pr^cM?SoRAL,B:f4CKS. ' i WATKATO.—A very "Bloclr, with large ifrontage; to WaikatoißlMer. ,Ai'P,a,f7sPooaraie3. kAIPARA. '-^'SBIooO Afcuesi Superior Land, fpneed >Honse,i) r00m5..,.,., ,V, ,: ; Money to Lend on Freehold Securities at Lowest Current ifcterest. : >;;; : Money "invested for clients. .Liquidations, Arbitrationa,' Audits, jaafl; "Valuations linaer taken. i Acts as Agent lor Exequtprs,i Ulrustees, and as .Attorney for persons residing beyond the •colony; '^ 'jjjg^ jCQNJIELL,^,' % .-



Siliieatloifflal. MISS LILIAN EDGER.M.A. (latefirst. assistant in the Girls' Hisrh Sfchbot, Chrlstchurch), intehde to open a Select School for Girls in Ponsonby after the Christmas vaca tion. All the branches of a thorough .English education'willbe taught. Special Classed will also be arranged for any who may desire to jire pare for tho Matriculation or Junior Scholarship Examinations in tile Ne# Zealand University. Only n limited numberof pupils can be veceived. First term will beuriti Feb 2nd; 1888. Miss Kdgcr Will be.a.t home from,R to 6 p in. «,fter January 3rd, 1588, except on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Address: Care .Mrs Judspn, Arthur-street, Pohso&by. _ '___ .' '" '~,', ■-.'.. .".'. ■, - moTPARBNTS' AND GUARDIANS. B .-.';.', j ■ ■■ ■■.'■■■!■' ■■<:*. THE PARSONAGK. MAN'GAWAI. Tlic M'ißseß Tutiti will be able ,to receive ; morn pßpns' the coming year, they .hav ing made various improvements, i rlhe ttboy-O tesidenco is healthy and pleasantly situated Svithiu a short drive of the landing* where there is Weekly steam communication. Tennis), in cluding music and singing, £25 per annum Vmderton- k.lO above ten yoai's of a^e. 'Diet, pood and unlimited, there being an excellent book kcp'l. ! Referciifes to parents of formdr impils can bo given. ' - 11 - I'upils re-assemble THURSDAY, January 26 leaving Auckland on AVedncsday per s.s. Ruby R (£ ~Q SW A L D Gives Lessons in Elocution, 12 to 2, jat Mears's. Kntertaihmonts given arid attended. Terras ia ad yauce. Address—Champtaloup and Cdoper,' Queen fetreet. ; W ' ■,r>rCirURE-tIIAM.EIvIANU^AC--' m . A TORY ANnMUSICALINSTRIJ- © MENT WARBttOUSB, ■ r £8, VtdtORIA-STttiitßT, AUCKLAN*. o^ t. c. Career, (PiSS, TEACHER, OF . MUSIO, Sb" violin, : ' PIANO,'CORNET,.GUITAR. &c, &tt t*i&' Musical Instruments Tuned and £h ReUiairfed. PR-ESENT-ATION ADDRESSES.^AII branches 6f Heraldic Emblazoning, Photo Shields, &jc., ai-lisUcally prepared.—W. F. Burrows, Draugutsiiian, Hills Chambers Queen-streot. Business Notices. MO ' N V'\i EI N T S in italian" and vermont marbles, and aberdeex granite headstoseß in marble and stove, liaoNr Tbstß RAitiiias at MoDkßAtfc ipßifeia Prices and Designs sent post free. CountrJ?. orders carefully packed. .^■ : r . TAIT; BROTHERS,; v - Monumental Worlcs, corner of Rurtand and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction). Auckland. imUCKER'S Y^THEATEN T^OOD. This new Preparation for WTicaton Porridge, composed entirely of the finest Wheat, is now offered ofl tho very thing for fyeneral use in this climate. Mr Pond reports of it :— Analysis: Jtfdtstnre,§"4sl "Soluble Albumi noids, "32 ; Sugar, "56 ; Gum and Dextrine, 402 ; "Albuminoids and other nitrogenous bodies, 10*15; Starch and Fat.'69*76";' Cellulose, 3-04; Ash, 1*51; loss. 119. ' Containing Nitrogen, I*6l per cent. In the manufacture of this article there has been a donsldorahlo alteration ot tho physical properties cf tho Wheaton Meal by the conver sion of a portion-of the Albuminoids into diastase, owing to wMoh the sttirchy matter, in tho process of cooking, is much more readily '■ brought into * stats of assimilation by the AsAii article of general diet it will prpye o£ great value. It tyl&nlso be ot eSpecial aflvftn tago to invulidn, children, and those persons ha\' iiig impairod powers of digestion, on account of the solubility ot its contents and the conversion of a largo portion into maltose during tho pro-: cess of cooking. „ (Signed) J. A. Poxn, December 22,1887. Colonial Analyst. Tucker's Wheat en Food i.3 put up in 71b, 141b, and .251b baga. As kyour Grocer for it. Wholesale byltlio Slanul'acturers- J. BYCKOFT & Co. <Lr>.), City Flouc M.iils, Auckland. •TUCKER'S ;PAMELY BAKINO ; iPOWDISRf 3---'' mUCKER'S OAKING "OOWDER JL For jUWbtflesOhieJL Bread TUCKER'S T3AKING T>OWDER Tea Cakes ,X> Pastry X. Scones mUCKER'S T>AK!NG TpOWDER i Ask your J3 Grocer JL tot it. Onco Tried, Always Used* s ■~„ <M X O U N D L I M KJ GWGNJ) XWBE V For Sale, \ ioi SOUTHS A TE'S MAftUßift-NGI HYISP.AULIC GROUND ROCHteU3fE In any Quantity, for Concrete Paths. Floors. Collars, etc. Next to stono-flagging it is un-, riv«»dd'fordutabiiity'ftfldliara>-sottinl;6nalities. I For tanks and other wet work it is a flrst-clasa , material. ! B. KEANE. SOLE AGENT, . CUSTOMS-STREET , j w. r. l c y *i ; Q BQOKOINDERj PASSER RUKBg, V^ "AtCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTUBESB, WVXDHAM-STREET. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, I Insurance and Mining Register Books Specially ( Ruled and Bound. {. Music, Magazines, Public Libraries, and /!! Sunday School Books Wolli3ouncU i| Bakers' Special Ruled Day BookC, , I Biblofl, Prayer .and Hymn BOjOks .-7 1 v •■ . ■■■>;■: Kc^jdtmd; • ''«■.<>■■• >i_i '' I BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULED j| T> ■tr 'B'' L"l "C"" N't) 'T I C ,E.i Havingiiisposea'Of ourinterestin the SteWton | Loan Office, Wellesley-streot, we wish to inform j our friends .that in future the whole of our at-; tcntion will be devoted to our business as Pitwn-; brokers in the Victoria Pawn pfllce, opposite; the JEoyal Mail Hotel, ViotoHaJstredt, where we j shall be pleased to see all our old customers, and can assure them that we shall, continue to f lend the best pitioesdn JewellryJind Olotßiilgof every description. Kindly remember the ad dress, opposite Boyal fMail, Hotel, Victoria- j street. ' B. H. KEESINfo D. BLOOOT. / N.B. We have no connection whatever with a ?iyother ahop. / W B R G^ipM&' . N'Q'TlC,i.' Having purcna^ed niy *partner's»intwest in the Newton Pawn Office, also:t;he Pledge^and Stock of the City Loan Office, Grtjy-street, 1 shall con tinue to ca-rxy «n thebhsinoss exclusively on my own accounts* Weileßley-atrfce't. ■/, .• }. ~:»■„; I am also prepared (to Lend Money on Plato, Watches, Jewellery, -Diamonds, Clothing, and &U descriptions;p£:gpods,. j . .; j . . c ■ Thestrictests(icrooyo"bsejvea. J ~, , ■ X pLob'M,, •' ■-, ■■"■ ■ ' - '■>'"■ ■■'■ •'. ' .: '■■' -Ji' ■' Pawnbroker £■ t (Four doors above Opera ; Wellesley-st.) N.B.—Wo connection witt any other firm-. , BEFORE you l^urchftse your; Summer ■Suit;, call, and: inspect}, my N;ew. Stock of Tweeds, and get as extra pair ,6t tion sers.-TJ. H. 'Dalton, TaUorlVictoria-street East. iJj"^O'T'f'-(3'E ■»iO"g|»'-B>aj.;'O^AL. Mrs W. T. ypfln^.StoyflOrnamentiand Fancy Paper VVofker, "has re*m(Fed! itotti Grey-street 'andKailanfflßhape*Roaa;w74i Wakefleld-at^Eet; •Qppositp-Ah Ghee and <3o .'<.<■.:. '■Ortfers'prompily attendjd'tpj ; ;' -LANS, Maps, Dramrigs,; Designs, &C., with acciracy and: despatch.— •W. F. Burro we, Draughtsman, Hill's Chambers, ../.,' ■ I r. , ~-. ;-•;■•■ ;; -~ ;■_ NE of fche'Soven sVjonderi is that you canrget a -Pair of iTroußera from J, S. Daltpnfor Nothing.' ; |r : .;,',;'• :\v IMITATIONS -of tm gemiine WoiJfe's' tBojHNA-PPS'avemoredr leasadnlterAttid fleuy coiqpounds. Therefore thiem j r lap. '»CiO STQM y QT;M AKERS, KEDUOED ! RKrGE»IirtT.-*-Maii's best aPtjitte French' Calf EiS.i, 7s;»G|DlOßn E.S. t clothv Kid tops, calf fronts, 6s: ;best Calf Shooters, opcrn ox dosed fronts, ;7s; Men's best Calf Babofbraist 55.6 d ; ©erby Shoes,'ss Id; Oxford.Sbpfesi 5»; -Women's Calf "E.S., 5s Id; Kjd E.S,»blocked fronts, ss.' EXtra Charge lor outtita^ tpmeasure. ''Termstriefcfcash. '■'[■:'■" ;-\ :r',>* [V :■'■,; «"%*> :,,,;,,/ ;.; . .-, : young Bros., ; ; Steam JBoot Upper factory, High-street; Tis 'a Well-knowb Fact that J. It" ' Dalton.'df Tititoria-street Ea^Ji 3a' surpassed by none and equalled bt lew in'tbe Cut and Finish of his Garments. | • ■ , ...,;...,., PROBLEM: wily people lirink imy jOthergpiriiwheiijtheycM^bteiijW^oXtFE'a



Business Notices. STRAIrBERRY ; ' QARDENS! WILLOW GROVE STRAWBERRY .GARDENS,;' .Next the tipper-W^liarf,-fi^vbnporli GARDENS NOW OPEN! STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM! MARK PARRISH, In returning thanks to his supporters for past favours, begs to inform them and the jpublic generally that he has great pleasure in announcing that these well-known and popular Strawberry and Tea Gardens are mow open., 3M.ark.Par.rish being one of the largest strawberry^ grWers in 'the CbJbnv,; will always have a large and fresh supply on hand, and can guarantee patrons the ripest^ the largest* and most delicious, fruit in bhb market, iarid they will not be stinted in quantity either. iFRESH GREAM TWICE DAltiif * / *T6a, t3ofi*ee and other feeteeahmeiiti »l^yß ; ! <on hand. ~ -,-, ■.. t , ~■■..;;/. A Three hundred visitors can bo nitfM. afilio ! tables at one time. fcawn Tennis and Croquet Ground, an/Lother amusements for the convenience «f vißittors. JfeTRAWBKRRIES AND CTRE^M \ V- • -. ".'; !f l / willowgrove gardens devonpokV. [School Treats and Picnic Parting .provided for iy special arrans-pineht. Faniil»ii»rdißr'3, dinner parties, and'for 3am» promptly: attended ito.' Trams will ruti to the 'Garilten's4it half-price; return from Gardens, Threepence. i' :. ; ■ / ! i " '':■'.' 1 M. PARRISH. PROPRIETOR. Siolaf' MEAT , S^ORAGj:_CfJMPANY, Ltd. \ HeadOfftor: RAit^.-AT:WHAaF, Aucklakd. WpKRS AT WaITAHJI. P.O. Box* lIS. Telcphono. No> 10G. , «o.AcJdWorkg,B9. Vti i ; , - 136. Butter Dapfflfttnorit, S7S.' ' - ; .;:, " ; mmm bakes,- •-,■,[ ~-■ » ::^i , , Maxaquxg Dxrectoh. .1 " ?W; B?A3aiSH.*A;,iiol^lSd'N, Seciretabt. PRESMVED MEATS. , Wo beg to dlirjct public attention to our various ■ preparations. " '*•' The reputation of our "PEACH BRAND •a now thoroughly established, and our sales have reach*id proportions which we may safely say no othoV Colonial meat-preserving establish ment is able to approach. I Our Gof>d3 are now to bo found in all THE BBOT.1 MARKETS OF THE WORLD. The hfgh-claßß quality of meat that we are in a position to command enables us to pack an article which at all times gives us tho pre loronc©'oVer AnloHcan/miafE " This to (admitted |y the ' Admiralty R^d leadin?.? merchants. We may mention that the whole of our pre parations are manufactured on tho most modern and ■anproved .principles, muter which the uao gf A cids is avoided. / 'tUCKKD BUT, ICB&S, t BAttfttiiife ANt)'Tl*!^tiE3. Special attention is to this line, which we aro making A sVecialttt, and whiph-^with jour facilities and the cold air process—we aro able to ewe in mild pickle, the necessity of cut- ■ , ; ting to emallpiecos being obviated. UUAiaTT, GURU, AND fcTC&KDOifritaOMi I«AR6B B©NE«tTAlßAN^ffiEsft FEESH i .rPRIME^UTS Oi: r 3?RE§B[ T Ii?i:EjAT;, » Can now be obtained by the Trade at the Coin panyjs Worjjcs,, ißailway^harf, «nd^e attention ofthepublfb is directed to this brancli 61 tho Company's business. The Carcases and Joints are subjected to a process of chilling, by which the best quality aid condition is obtained I6r the meat, rendering it exceptionally wholesome, and by which the firm appearance arid juicy arid fully re tained. Regular supplies can be relied upon, and the Company have every confidence in recommending this meat t0 the public. ICE} :k™ {ICE COLD STORAGE FOB imirl PBSODuci, meat; pot^i/tey, GAME, OR FRUIT, , At Low Rates, which can bo obtained in'hiu: .s-oruafi tin application. ■'"■ l :-"; ■■'•"y ■■ ' ffIEEZINC GOIWPANY'S Shell Brand Butter. JSP shilling PACKET of SAtSAIISrE #111 ■ TWENTY SBWJtJItNGtS' Srotth Of food. ~ -;;To M obtained otall Ohemißts and Grocorß, in .lBland2fcto*Bkißt?;■ ■ • ■'.• • ';-i-Hu ..,;. t....•..,.,.,!; -;



-OLAIiqJE'S I.'ATENT FIRE-PROOF | % ' ■ I /PL^S^EJR. ; lam prepared ib etfijeute and gnaranteo what j I claim for this rtttenb^A FIRE-PROOF PLA.fa-1 TKR. It will rrisist fire with boarded back 30,, minutes, without boarded back 60 minutes. It cannot, howoVe X befenavftnteed free from cracic ing, which is occasioned by shrinkage of Umber <\yithin 12 montjis, more or Jess), and which is. common to thifj as well ns any other nieuiod ot plastering; nor does my patent claim such an immunity, plaster not being elastic. But I do guarantee \MX iWy WitjaPlastfermg will not Jail from crackintr. mor*frdintho inflnence of lire, water, high vvitfds, or shocks of earthquake. As a safeguard/affainst corrosion, I have so con trived that thtf wire netting will be completely sealed up ittithe centre of theplaster, thusgivittg It a fair racii rin both sides, with a double resist ance to firei tvater. and air, and preventing the frictal fro/rey conducting heat to the timber bearding Dljjoisfe. Wooden/buildings can be plastered in this, method both inside and put. 1 - '"'' /'■ ■'"■". '' '''■'■ ! '",■." ' There aye other rrfethods df wire plastering in which thfe mortar is'bum? on one side of the wire only, thus exposing it on the other side to the obrrosiwfe influence of fire, water, and air, and urteheacb inferior to my method in a most im portanlttolnt. All/works executed by me will bex|ept mi repair for 12 months free of charge. f , j Piieeß on application. Reliable men sent to all of the colonies. i / | J. B. BLA I X lE, I ■ '.",'■ ' ■ ~ *' ... / ■ Patentee, ■ i . l\ ye"TV Zealand and the Australian Colotoes. OFFICES: VICTORIA-STREET,* /JcCisxAidi. Ir\ |) ; c 6 R a t 1 0 n. c'^.A^ c; carter, , SIGN A^D TICKET WRITER, ! , GILBER.&C., , 'T'EANSPA^iNO^^MDOv^DECORATOR 58/ GREY STREET, -AtdKLXSp. _^ ;t> utt cr7 xj ut t c r ■! '(PB-IHE r r Supplied to the Trade at Low Rates. . -1 W. S. "^mTLEY, i I .33,iLOWKB<JCKEN'-BTBEET, OI*POSITE I .:.;■.,.: A -' ■, -RAitwAy. ■, ' '"*"■" "T.AR.A-W/E'.'B A" BA E I N'G BOWB E R Makes Wholesome X Pastry. .? . MAKES- -A #-IGHT Delightful JLA Tea k5 Cakes. MAKES 5 A WHITE . UCONE, Sold by TT the IO Trade. Thirty-two years beforo^he English public. Bole Prppriettor'Of *:Ta¥aWera" Sauce. ROWI^S J^^O^ ;gtfEPJ/£: gTORES, liAiRANGAHAPE ROAD, fok {SfOJCE TiEAS OROGEBI&8. Late ROBERT NEAL. "rpHE OF q|EOCOMBF/S : A LE-" -■ \ Respond, my harp, and sweetly tell, ;;» rpPfeuftb^jfemayßiitfvlan,,.' ;[ s /''•/• \ Wherein resides the magic spell Of Seccombe'smatchless Ale? j U Whonhowed beneath oppressive grief, ' ! . And Fortune's oarba assail, Much consolation and r e lief i iß'found. in Seccombo's Ale. ' ; Thebasbtol loTerTPhftiaspiifes v. To pload his amorous tale, A modest confidence acquires f \ By using Seccombe's Ale. 1 \'- ■'< "!' I "■.] !-- !' ',' ' ' Go search (his earthly sphere around, v :■ Ok)rSnonntain,plain,iOrdale,• ■ L j Such genoropa virtues won't be found As dwell in Seccombe's Ale. D^SSOtVE^ BONE MANURE. —: Freeai;jg C 0.% ■, ; #B..- ;Of all merohante. ; A' " tt..-.:.ij.-~. N. V- A B D I • flate Hallett), FAMILi BUTCHER, M*-.w*rac**j -Road, p^-nnffs-^p. Iti • fiisT of 'pricks; for cash— Legs Mutton, 3d per lb Sirloin Beef, 4d and Bd : Lorn Mutton, 3Jd X Kib Beef, 2Jd to 4d Shoul.-Muttpn.2id,, Corned Beef, 2d ,to 4d Fore-Qi?tr/„ IJa „ Kump Steak, 6d OkO*s,4d '-' „ Beef „ 4a arid Sd Ox Tongues, 2b each Beef Sausages. 3d Lamb. 2s 6d to 3a 6d Pork „ Ed and 6d petquastter Sausages Fresh Daily. Families Waited on for ■.. ; ■...■ , ■ ._, prdftra.,, ,„,,„ , t$ LED Et h L'S ! ijRM'EI) WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAST (Late Shabland's, v.0.b. -284j ' [Aioh*street & Cost6mS-st. 'W. j^ 3.1-T^BE U S ~M.' A* S i:Yjl MANUFACTURERS' AGENT AND1 WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT, j ORDERS INDENTED? t GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT, QUALITY GUARANTEED. WindbW Gla£3' •■ , ■■-.; Plate Glass . ~. :v, ,;, .;■ • r , • Wire Nails Portland Cement r ■ 1 ■ ' Chinaware Havanna Cigars, etc. FOR SALE, 1,000 r* A.SES WINDOW GLASS (assorted size.) ~ , TESTABLISHED 1860. , j|UCE.LAND X>OLLER ■J^iriLLS, AND BISCUIT MANUFACTORY, FORT-STRUETV AUCKLAND^ N.Z. (Office at the Mill). I{kZ Aj 6 !~'ii TN 1' A! -M-- -B ': ■>&< HAS«FOR SALS: WHEAT MEAL In eacksr, 100% 6ffsand 25's: PREMIER FLOUR, in sacks; STANDARD FLOUR, in sacks; QUEEN'S FLOUR, in Backs, iOO's/50's, and 25's} Royal Hour, in i sacks, 100's, 50's, and 25's. . i SHARPS, BRAN, FOWL WHEAT, OATS (whole and crushed)!, CABIN BISCUITS, . SANG* BISCUITS. ~v,/:iU . "7 Flour and Biscuits packed in air tight tins Islandsttade., Asfcyoiirgrooors fortheA-tick land Roller Mills' Flour, and encourage local industry. : ...:.;v:'f- '-jf^ :..:.'■ :;*7:i-;1:':; ■-- '■ L (10RN MANtJßfi.^FWeririgCaW &,



"* Busiaess Notices °rSe^tXet Sto PSmer B whilst repair, •are being executed- ■■■.;■ _ TT 0 W D E M,| o JuL .^sfV'-f^ ■ ; WATCHMAKER '•AND JEWELLER, h ~.;■.' QUEEN-STREET,; . ,: '1 Has now convenience for making and repair ing of Jewellery and for the repair! of erery aescription of Watches. Chronometers. &C, XC.! and to further increase hisrepairing ana mam> facturinj? department, ho is disposing of the, remainder of hiaPJANOS at find under cost., , Personstoving old j?oia j oWellery can have it j made up into now and fashionable articles toj order, and all the better class of watches and chronometers receive his personal supervision, i Rotherhairas' Genuine EiwWshJl-oyersiii stools.j ■ —^r—- __; ip q jj £<^f"' rft : It to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COliD, AND SHOWER BATHS, '^ictoria-stbeet Bast. InTr^-ONE SHILLING. fflB^?"»S* W from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., End SUNDAY Muiiw- m mS^on?6tiU « a.m. The bath-rbomsare all irivateTand supplied with every conventonce, Turkish Towels, flesh and h«frj^&^ c°™°. s.: respiratorß. *oaps. etc. Selept Bath-rooms (private) for lidice tiverjr flar. at all hours, w*a» female attendance. One Shilling and■ Sixpence. Please note the address-Victona-street East, abOTettie Greyhound Hotel.and nextthe Cheap Bedding andFurnitureMart, Auckland. NA« Barber In attendance. .'_ • ''y m! b. ~H c A t %■ JLi 3OOT & SHOE MANUFACTURER, Upper Symonds-stkiSE'E; ■'•_.. j- Makes it his principal aim to supply Boots ana Shoes of the best material and solid workman ship at the lowest Cash Prices, thus giving real satisfaction to his numerous customers. 1.8. H. does not make or sell the lowest grades, which are dear at any price, but keeps on hand a largo and well-assorted stock o English, French, and German goods, together with Colonial goods of our manufacture, "for quality and price unsurpassed. .■., -„ • INVENTIONS and TRADE MARKS; registered in all parts. All drawings, etc., accurately prepared at the International Agency. Offices: Hill's Chambers; Qneeri-istreet. jff^ ED WI N JO NE S (Late E. and A. Jones), House, Fuhnishin-o, and General T . n ' IRONMONGER, .... ,;■'■' Ponsonby Road and Ppmpallief Terrace, . 1 Auckland, tf.Z.1 ■ " Agent for the Phoanix Fire Office. Advertisement Agent for Auckland Evaamra. post-office Savings Baak.'Money 'Order Office, TeleKraph Station, Telepnone Bureau. ; FISHER A OU, WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND B U T 0 HERS I Established 1864. By Special Appointment to His Excellency tlia 'Governor, Sir W. F. Jerrois: -His Excellency Sir James Ferguson; and H.R.H. the Duka o£ Edinburgh; also. Kosha Butchers to.tha Je<iUEEN-STBEET, AUCKLAND. N. 2. , Families waited on in Town or Suburb* POULTRY of all kinds DRIiSSED to ORPEB; 'Dealers in tSaiae Home-cured Hama and Bacon , ;■■ iGorned Beef in Large Quantity. Importß of Sausage Casings , , _ ~ , The Trade Supplied, ■ ,'■.- i : i* •' ■ < ■ I >*Sl. Customers Supplied with Tee. i^ Telephone No. 358. 3' - : P.O. Box No. 43i . T> A P E R H A 'N_G I N G S. w. phiijjpFs & gON % '.'■! Have received, "ei'^late arrivals, '4r \tf^ 185--PACBiAGES—IBS ~. i|' WT' Gontaining.; <: \: ■ . ■■ . > 55,000 ROLLS OF -PAPERHANGINGS. C6nßisitin*"6f - •; '■*■< :ne'W i ; pa;>t't"se:;!B'n!S'" ; '• '\ ■,'S'or; Drawing, tptoing, Bed febpms, Hall ■/ arid Staircase, suitable for tKe J Mansion or Cottage. Beautiful Desigris, "arid beat' value ever offered in Paperbangings. 9I4—YACKAGfeS—9i6 SCRIMS AN I) HESSJANSi Bate and Sheet Glass, White -Oils, Turps, Varnishes,sand'all Trade Sundries,; . /W. PHtLLIBPS A SOS", bit % _rAKb 97, QUEEN-SEBBBO!. U.l 'BTf vA& POIKTT-"l**'"^*^™"*rI~™^M. EN T 'TO' , JSIB KXOEELBNCnr'THB! GOVERNOR. mHAMES CARRiIAGE ANR i>RAY JL (FACXOE.Y,: EASi t\'i !.;-; i ••!-, ; ~,.■; i ':AND ;.. , ! ':; -•.■! hjt: ■-■- h BSOH-STRteET,■-.; ■■ „ • ■■■■I AUCKLAND. -: . X Telephone, 3)8« ~ JAMES 'kACKIE, CoACHBrriLDEft,-*-^ J*» W y«-.r MANAGER. A >1% ,„;' Builder of every description pf Vehicle*.; Repairs in all the branches of the trade faitkifuEyexecuted. • * v VeMttles.Bought apd Sold on ConaniaSlon, \ Coachbuilders' Keqnisiteß In Stock. "TheTrasSi Supplied. CtotmtrV Orders punctually attended to* 1 Cash Customers liberally dealt with. 1 ■ mHE CITY OF AtrCKLAWD DYEING JL AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, Richmond, and Wei.:lesi<ey-str.eet East [Established a,d. 1864.1 A litrge stock of Notvest Dyes tor the mo3t fashionable colours in Shawls.: Opera Cloaks, • Babies" Dresses, Feathers, etc Silk and Satin Dresses Cleaned or Dyed,, well finished. Ostrich Feathers Cleaned or Wcki auy shade, ■well curled. Gentlenifen's Ciithmg Cleaned, Renewed, Dred, well Pressed, ana .„:,.,; nea.tly Repaired at short notieo>. ii" Orders leftat the City Establishment, welleslej- streCt East, will meet with prompt attention. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon by leaving their address, personally Or by ppsL . Latest importations. Sheepskins Cured, Cleaned, or Dyed. - W. EDQAR .... .. Proprietor. J/J. SWINNBRTON, WOOD TIJRN^;?t, Wyndhabi-street. Established 1866. A reduction of 25 per cent, on all common Works Billiard Balls Exchanged. Special care given to iie-turniag and Staining, Pool Pins, Marbles, and Chalk Pockets ■ always on handj, * /^HAFF ! /TiHAiBl11 , rf^HAEF I! MESSRS "STONE BROS. "'•' (My," Agents) I^ILL KBbiEIYE ORDERS, FOR ABOiHs, Supplies in any quantity from Stow or Worka.] l\ ANDREWS. Otahuiiu. ¥alsalik"e' TS the best Pood Preservative; keepa , Milk, Butter, Meat etc., pure and sweet* *°* *? *$$<& *"i' e 9nal *9P general household purpoaeß. -Nd homeahould be without it; 1 -.