CABLEGRAMS.

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THE IRISH CRIMES BILL.

MM "OF- THE UNIONIST ff 1' LIBERALS.

"^tfTE DISSENSIONS.

[reuteß's telegram. I

.'..'''... London, May 21. rfjSSla of the Unionist Liberals A held ?n London last night under of the Marquis of I/„.nn for the, purpose of dis- M&SiriA Crimes Bill. The SPwas unanimous in desiring the P5? the clause in the Bill re sj£a change of venue, and the imk 'of Hartington was instructed f§iJi the Government of the reso- W§, is believed that the'Govern twill drop the clause in question, Sabstitute another by which serious H maybe tried by commission be -1 p^r J- ■ . i Radges..

(special)

7,: London, May 21. fe'-'to' the obstruction to the lilillby the House of Commons, S&thnt the Cabinet have re &to enforce stringent measures mm holidays. , .;. HWared thatsenous differences ftemong the Parnellite party Sequence of A? policy adopted pngthe Crimes Bill.

ANTI-IRISH FEELING IN CANADA.

ME 6BRIEN RETREATS,

(reuter's telegram.)

Otiawa, May 2L m&£ the Irish Nationalist .leader, gV'tbisTcity to-night from Ek Tn attempting to address a S,'to-ni4't He was stoned by a Siagaiii-^mpeledtoruntor S&He left to-night for Niagara; hewiU proceed to New York.'.-, j;..-.- _

POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

(reuter's telegram]

Paris, May 21

)[,i)EPRWCiNET,! who had been re raesied by M. Grevy to form a Miit iiii has. declined, the task M. Eoavier has been charged with the toation of a Cabinet. The Mum* .;y Councils of Lyons and _ other im 'jtant- t-owtis have petitioned M. foy, Tresident of the Republic, to telm^etaißoulanger. Minister of War, miaj Ministry which may be formed.'. '.7A'

FRANCE AND THE NEW HEBRIDES.

IirMIALE OF FAILURE.

;■: --'[SPECIAL.]

!j ■'.. London, May 20. "LeJTemps" published to-day some extraordinary revelations of the at-, tempt* ,to colonise the New Hebrides. tech emigrants complain of the de- Kjtion wbdeh has been practised to-in 'tot_e_irtb leave France, and say that the glowing accounts published by. tie Colonisation Society as to the faci-. litetif obtaining a livelihood are all ■%-and-ithat, they were practically slto,; They petitioned to be returned JoFraneeiiinme.diately'. The climate iisaid to be.terribly unhealthy, and al- of ..the immigrants, have i'joiihed from fever and other causes.

ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

(eeuter's telegram.)

.'- Constantinople, May. 20. ,It is that a convention Meen concluded between tho Tur i^ancl British Governments, whereby ! 'Period within which the evacuation fyptian territory by the British |<s is to be "completed is fixed at re« years; 'It is further provided tjp,the" ; 6v6nt of internal troubles, M maybe, re-occupied by British troops, either conjointly or lately as may previously bo' agreed, IM'tinderstood that no -other r^ilLbq. allowed to intervene.:

QUEENSLAND SEPARATION QUESTION.

(BISTER'S TKLEGR.AM.)

■, X.'! 77 London, May 20. :-; Asecond and- smaller deputation. ]* won. Tuesday last waited upon p#afy.of State for the Colonies M§_ and -renewed the representa favour-of the separation of In reply to the JaboD,, Sir. Henry Holland said his (.Mfenti considered the Imperial J^ent '^competent to pass an the division of &$ kufc such a step would be Wf'. '.''3,was.undesirable until tbe L t?^< ?E Queensland approved of c of North Queens \*£T_} but-an overwhelming ease m$ °f Ration. The parallel IPs Separation of Moreton Bay ||pM&oiit_i< Wales was not ap- Ly, m"% case of North and South iJm}' 'If seemed a question t, f'fi Was not possible to settle mm?- -by.the ,extension of the fe-'5 steni ; of local government to ,iiudor any cir ™^i 'question! must be more

thoroughly discussed before the Im perial Government could deal with it. He did not think a strong enough case had yet been made out for the exercise of the latent power of the Government in such a matter. Replying to a ques tion afterwards put by Div Blacks-Sir Henyy Holland said there would be precisely the same difficulty in granting separation between the Northern ter ritory of South Australia as presented itself in the case of North and South Queensland. ' . ..;.,.

THE CORRUPT CORPORATION OF LONDON.

(SPECIAL.)

London, May '20.

The Committee of tho House, of Commons which was appointed to. in quire into the alleged corruption' brought against the Corporation of the city of London have reported that there is insufficient evidence of. wilful malversation of the funds, but that charges of improper expenditure had been proved. ■

EUROPEAN DIGNITARIES.

London, May 20,

Prince Bismarck and Count Kal ■noky, Premier of Austria, will meet at Kissihgton, a town of Bavaria, in July. St. Peteksburg, May 21.

The Czar, Czarinay and other mem bers of the Imperial family have left Novo Tcherkask for this city.

London, May 21

Prince Frederick Wil helm is suffer ing from a thickening of the vocal cord, and his condition is .causing some anxiety. .

The Council of State has confirmed the expunging of the Orleans Princes from the French army roll.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NEWS.

London, May 20.

The Aborigines Protection Society urges that a rigid inquiry should be made into the charges made by Mr Cribble, arid recommends that a Royal Commission should be appointed. The Rev. James Chalmers, a New Guinea missionary, says England ob jects to hand over the administration of New Guinea to Queensland, as it fears the influence of that Government. Mr "Chalmers hopes that efforts to Anglicise the Papuans will cease, as it is better to leave them in their natural state, and he considers that any further efforts in that direction will end in un pleasant results. Tho Australian Mutual Shipping Company has been unsuccessful, as .-.be shipowners have agreed to make _ertain concessions. The Royal Commission for .Mel bourne Exhibition is about to be ap pointed. The Chambers of Commerce will co-operate with it.. The Eagle Hawk Consolidated Min ino- Company has been issued with a capital of The success of the company is assured. The consignment of Tasmanian apples by the Ormuz is being sold froml2s*6dto 22s 6d the half-barrel. An article written by Mr Mclntyre, of Sandhurst, describing the gold in dustry of Victoria, has attracted a good deal of attention. ;

London, May 21

The statement that the Caledonian Australian Mortgage Company had cabled ,£350,000 for investment m freehold properties.in Melbourne;, and Sydney is untrue. . ~'. ' \7.\ ]fi-ance has declined to be officially represented jat the Centennial Exhibi- The West Australian Land Company intend placing a loan of ;£200,030 ou the market. "*- The new Oriental Bank has. made a better offer for tho assets of tho old Bank, but Mr Justice Chitty has re fused to disturb the contract for realis ing the assets of the company. ■ The War Office is organising a sheme to place, the. military forces of Australasia under the command of i\u Imperial General. - , „ . 'a

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

London, May 20.—Consols are 103f. New Zealand Government se curities are .unchanged. The total, quantity of wheat afloat for the/United Kingdom is 1,630,000 quarters, being, 60 000 quarters more than last week. Wheat afloat for the Continent amounts to 6,030,000 quarters. Ade laide wheat off coast is quoted at 38s ; New Zealand wheat, lowest qualities, 33s • best qualities 37s 6d. . Australian beef tallow, 225; mutton, 235. London, May 21:—The wheat mar ket is hardening, but the demand is slack. Tho markets' on the Continent are firm. American; quotations after the recent .rise-are receding.' Three Australian cargoes have been sold at prices ranging from 37s to 38s per quarter. Parcels direct for London are offered at 355; consignments pn the spot aro realising 385... me weather is stormy. Rabbit skins have advanced U per lb. The wool market is firm The total arrivals to date lor next sale amount to 370,000 bales.

(renter's telegram).

STEAMBOAT COLLISION.

Sydney, May 21.— A collision oc curred last night between two steamers. Both vessels were beached. All the passengers were safely landed. SALE OF A COLOSSAL ESTATE. Melbourne; May ; 21.-Messrs Goldsborough and .Company, Limited,, report having sold to "a powerful Lon don company, Mr C. ; B, Fishers station property in the northern, terri tory, South Australia. The property consists of about.-24,-000,000, acres of leasehold land, the leases for

which have eighteen .years yet to run, with 40,000 acres of free hold, together -vrith 25,000 head of cattle, 6,000 horses, several steers, and a largei working plant. The carrying capabilities of tho estate are estimated at -1,000,000 head of cattle, or the equivalent in sheep, for which the coun try is well idapted.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING; STAR, MONDAY, MAf 28, 188 T.

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St. Jacobs OH. OT. JACOBS OIL FOR NEURALI, A. QUFFERJBD FIVE~YEARS-CURED. k_s Mr J. J. May, of Stratford, London, at. old soldier and member of the Commissioners' Corps, Buffered • with 'Intense neuralgic pains in his head for tlve years, from which there was no relief. Two application, of St. Jacobs Oil removed all pain, aud it has never returned. SUFFERED AGONY TWO YEARS. CURED. ' . Mr William Buchanan, for 21 years cngtn.ar in the CunanT Steamship Company s sor vice, 8, St.. John's Road, Kirkdale, Liver pool, writes-" 1 su.ft.red two years of atfony from an affection in the head which six physicians pronounced incurable, lhey were divided in opinion as to whether it was acute lieuralKia of the head dr rheu matic affection of tho brain, but all agreed that 1 could never recover. In my paroxysms of pain it needed two and sometimes three men to hold me down i_> bed. When at death's door, St. Jacobs Oil ■was applied to my heal. It acted like magic. It saved my lifo. t am well and hearty, and have had no return of the trouble.' SUFFERED IN HEAD AND FACE.j CURED. 1. or over one year Mr 0.11. Palmer, Secrotarv Of the Conservative Defence'association, and Overseer of the District of Islington, suffered from neuralgia in his face and head, and rheumatism iv his limbs. No treatment-did him any good until St. Jacobs Oil was applied, when every trace .ot puin in tlio head and limbs was removed as if by magic. TORTURED WITHOUT HOPE. -Vliss ..T.voinoy, c.shier for Messrs Har rington and Son, one of the oldest bu.'ihtMS houses In Cork; writes, under date July 23,, 18S5 "For some tune I suffered torture from nouralgia, and tried several remedies in vain. A kind friend suggested that I . should try St. Jacobs 0i1..-. Without hope 1 did so, and 1 am happy to state that aftor a few applicaUons 1 was Quito rolloved from pain/ IN PAIN NINE MONTHS-CURED. For more than nino months Mr Harry L. Agnuo, carpenter in tho Royal Arsenal, \\ oolwich, Buffered from neuralgia in the head. He could obtain no relief from any romedy, but a few applications of St. Jacobs Oil removed all pain, and cured him. UNCEASING PAIFcURED. •'2ll, Hitfh'HolborD, London; E.G. " Until a friend advised me o" the great value • of St. Jacobs Oil us a ' Conqueror of Pain.' I had been a great sufferer from neuralgia in my tace and head, and had -never been able to obtain a remedy to ease tho pain I procured a bottle of tho Oil, the contents of ■which, welt rubbed on, completely ro- I-moved all pain, and I havo not'been troubled with nouralgia since. Sidney C. 11. Word." Wholesale Agenti, Auckland— Messrs SAROOOD, SON, & EWEN. . Business Notices. '/The American CORN BROOM CO. EXMOUTH STREET. . m HE S E VANS ■A :>.'.< .';; arespeoiat.lt .: ADAPTED FOR REMOVING ITJRNI TURE. They Carry Big Loads, Protect from i?un arid Rain; and have Comp.tetit, Drivers. EVERY KIND OP CARTING WITH ; ~-..EFFICIENCY* DESPATCH. ON SALE: ■<'1 Coals, WoocLCharcoal, Coke - • Posts, Rails, Palings, - ..--• ."'_ .'Bricus, Lime, Sand, Tanks, Cement, Sheila - • ->•>'; Drain Pipes, Scoria Ash, etc. ''. ' ; VV. t_ G. WINSTONE. TP B A 0 0, C X, • OPTICIAN. ' MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL . ,; .i N3TRUMENT MAKER, . SnOKTLAND-STRKET. ALWAYS IN STOCK— Spectacles and Eye-glasses of «.very kind; art accurate fit guarante«d Opera Glasses of superior quality ' Telescopes, Binocular Field Gl»BieS, nd Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Mining Compasses; Abney Levels Drainftgo Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thermometers, llrdrometers Elocu-lc Bells, Batteries, and Fittings , Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machmaa Magic Lanterns .nd'Slidcs. Hand Magnifis.S Storooscopes and Slides, Graphoscope* .-«•_' Steam Guagesand Tubing, Saiinometers JUST RECEIVKD- Settlers' Tolcscopos-powerfiil, .ib.table, and cheap, lis ... .-.. ... ... ■ .. ■ ■ Setllora' Aneroid Barometers-strong and good - 2551.a. - :'' ■ : " ' - i; "'■'■'■ Settlers' Miscroscopes, magnifying 1.7-0 tiros*, •_2s 6'd Also, Steam and ElectroMotorWorkingl.lodol» and Steamers. INSTRUMENTS OF ETERT KIND REf-iIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. "p U-BL I q 0T- I 0 E.! Notico .8 hereby gfven that ths tm..nu« of tbe late Mr.'LVH. GfiBBX, Kurserymwi. of Li.yDslo, Nursery,OneiTreo,Hill, carried on under tbo "style of L. H. Grub* Ann1 Sons, will donimtra ,utfd'ar the same atylo,by his two Sons. In thanking the Publk-foiU.sLrsnprortdti_.nK tbe last 17 years wo hopoithat by strict atiantion t'6" business to merit a cohtinnartoe of' the same. Tho planting season coming on now wo have forsale a splendid stock of Fruit, Flower ing Ornahiental-Shelter.Tree's; Shrubs, Plants,; etc.,which'wecansoppl7atreasQnaWo^r!cM. j ~ ■ ; ""■ ..-'• i .;,.' ■- '. F.'.A...GREEN. C.PEAI.S, 2s 6ct each, 2.8 per 'dozen; £?. Bows and Arrow*,: 5s per Set.-At Craig's Curio Shoo, Prino-s : .trect. __l ~, -. ; ..._,.;. , hFYrJE- Bte-15-.b Literary Shilling's; AVorth J inA'istrdiasiH-llreUi.Au6l.iandA]nifti.ao, Illustrated. "■ ' ' '' ' "*■'" '



IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, City; Also at Newton, Newmarket & Symonds Street. MESSRS. E. PORTER** CO. wish to draw attention to thoir large shipments to arrive, which, added to their already extensive stook of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placed With them, and at the very lowest prices. Not? landing ©& AMEEICA f£om London. 123G bars Iron ' ' I 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil Ui plate Iron ' ! 50 drums Boiled Linseed Oil • .....,. 91 bundle. Shset Tron ?, casJ iS V?- eed ?C JO Self Set-tins Ranges, 36 to 42 inches 2 «u.k ß Boied Linseed Oil • ■ ~-. 6 Artisan Ranges i>o drums Colza Oil 48 Register Grates „~° drumrStockholm Tar . ; S0 cases Galvanized Corrugated Iron 200 boxes Swedish Pitch, in / and H lbs. 15 Hornsby's Plough?, land' 2 wheal: 2 cases Iron Uest and Cupboard Locka j I cask Shares * case Bottling Wire 1 cask Breasts and Wheels ' -,^ ? as-Sr ee T l mgf » A, ■ _ •■ I 14500 teet Galvanized Tube?, L' to 14 inch 124 bundles Hoop TrOn, -| to l_ inches •2 casks Galvanized Fittings 52 kegs Black Deck .Spikes 2000 feet Black Tubes 4 kegs .SpouiDg Spikes 2 casks Black Fittings L? oa3cs £,'} ck V oll.^ "}!"' . 212 kegs Wive Nails - * casks Galvantzed Coil Cham 51 tons Black Fencing Wire 1 bale Plough 1.m0.. • 5 tons Galvanized Fending Wire I bal° s""h. Lme 2.1 bundle. Galvanized Tubs 2 cases Twines 2 crates Galvanized Watering Pots f se &.*• U*a Bush Hook* 1 ca=o D E Picks 1 Patent Augers lease Box, ".Brass, and Ivory Rules }«£ %l^ vt_ al\ d °t""? inS„ AdMB , , 1 caso Metallic and Steel Tapes cas? \™% B(? lts' fading Hames, etc., etc. 1 case Tool* various * oask ,Sofa Springs .1 case Turnscrews, Pruning Shears, etc., etc \ case Bolts, Locks, Latches, Steel Letters, etc, etc. 1 caro Bullock Bella 1 caso Copper and Brass Kettles, Bell Staples, etc., etc 1 ca.e Spring Balances and Locomotive Balances J rosf j*?"** 3 l"11?*. Mow Traps, etc, eto. J cask Cbar/oal Irons OMk J^ 1!* 'YdV d fi,f 7 .lron W"» iers ~~, 1 cask Frypans - 1 case Gardening, Hedging, and Housemaid Gloves, etc, 225-1 Sash Weights 1 Nomr landing ex QAMAB.tr from London. Wo.cask; Portland Cement - '■' I 6 casks Bolts and Xut_ GO drums Raw Linseed, Oil ■ ) * casked Tapped Isuta 50 drum? Boiled Linseed Oil i'• I case Lick wood Files 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil '-i J caso £ inn0*' Chisels, Furze Hooks 2 casks Boiled Linseed OU 1 ca*o Trowels, Hoes, Gum Knives and Blades 5 ca«ks Putty i ■" ca?e Lleetro Plate, new design 13 "Mistress * Ranges - 4 bales Brown Paper D." Aidress" Ranges- ' 1 caso Plate Powder 0 " Tra.ro.-d "Ranges * caso Seine Twine 4 " Vic'totess " Ranges 4 crates'Earthonware Teapots 5 " Enchantress " Ranges ~ bales .Door Mats • 3 American Pearl Ranges _ "soi vim_-V. ock_!. 32 " Queen " Stoves * bundl" w>re Steves 12 Kitchen Sinks 3 cases linnod lacica 2 Corn Crushers J caak Oold V\o»hcrs -1 Chaff Cutter 1 cask Pudding and Ealung Pans 3 Horso Gears and Intermediate Motions 1 cask Enamelled Candlesticks, Cups and Saucers, 4 casks Gas Globes . cUd et^ ■ „ I caso Hand Saw and Mill Saw Files ■» cask Enamelled Basins, Dinner and Soup Plates, etc., 3 Vauxhall Donkey Pumps , etc;, ~.-,, 1 casoEley'a Gun Caps 1 case Hobbs'Cupboard and Padlocks, Xight Latches, ---2 cases Lavel's Cream Separators, and Intermediate etc, etc. Motions, complete 1 caß° 4rd? n Synrifj'ea 1 case'Burgon and Ball's Sheep Shears * <"*" Mortis* I) umiture„.Centre Knobs and Cupboard , 5 crates Earthenware * n _.^ aTP. 9 -.r ~ 2 cases Fenders, nickel mounted « Mangling Machines 105 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting 2 ca.es Carriage Bolts 1 bundle Galvanised Pea Protectors l <*** Brass Screw's, Rivets, otc , etc 50 boxesCoko Tinplatcs * caso Ward and Payne s Sheep SS-sars 1 caso Soldering Preparation 2 casos Brass Foundry 1 case Meat Hooks. Hasps and Staples, Anglo Brackets, • ' 1 cask Copper .Nails, Rivets ana Roves etc., etc. " . ■' ■ 1 case Cabinet Brass Foundry J case Patent Ventilators, Hat and Coat Hooks, etc, 1 cask Galranme-d Wire otc 1 caso Brass attests 14 bundles Galvanized Coal Scoops 2 caukaJHougli Traces 17500 feet Galvanized Tubes J casks BtulooK Chains 3200 feet Black Tubes , Ho-w landing es RTO .JOSEPHS .from New York. ■■J'--ill. coih. Ga.vanked Barb Wires . 1 case Safetrßa.ors 5 cases Axes '" '-,-''. . , , 1 caso Soldering Coppers • 9 cases Boye'Axes 1 case Snipe stid Coal Tongs 6 cases Axe Pattern Hatchets 1 ewe Shelf Bracket* 9 cases Shingling Hatchets 2 cases Gate Hinges 4 cases Lathing Hatchets 1 case Coa* and Hat Hooks 8 cases Acko Handles } case Clothes Line Pulleys 2 cases Pick Handles 1 caseTo«t Hole Augers 4 cases Sledge Handles '. 1 case N*il Pullori 8 caseaLopg-bondled.Shovels \ caso v* G"nder« )1 : , - lease Lightning Rifles - 1 ease "Jolly digger" Banks 1 case Cartridges for ditto 1 ctue Dairy Ihermometers 1 case Pruning Shears :* °**6' 1 cose Tool Chests 2 C*?? B F*™J Woods, comprising HoUy< Black Walnut, 2 cases Scythe Handles Birds Eye Maple, Whits Wood, Mottled Walnut,: ~ 2 cases Cabinet Paper - ! »V\; *nd *inch thick '7 cases Lawn Mowers 1 cans Walnut De&lcs 1 caso Hollow Augers 2 cases Rochester Lamps, farions pattctrnsi 3 cases Sewing Machine OU - 1 erato Refrigerators 1 caso Cartiidges 1 case Egg Beators and Augers, etc, otc. 3 orates Revolving Rolling Pir.B 1 caw Picture Nails 1 caso Clocks * ~ .* -,','■ -•- 3 cases Improved Blind Rollers 5 barrels Tar 2 cases Lamp Wioks 2 bundles Swings 1 casei Lsmp Shades 34 cases Sharp's Axes 1 case Telnphone Trumpets 20 caseß Neatsfoot Oil . 3 cases Wire Stretcher* 12 Wire Mattresses '*" 1 oa«o SiuicsForks ~ 1 case Speed Indicators -2 cases Wirs Mattresses To dmve por OBUf tnaiOßT,. from London, now 'HM 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Deck Scrubbers 61 Surface Boxes \ .. i ' 5 case* Charcoal Tinned Sheets ' 60 Ball Hydrants [ Vnv A , .'[.],_„a W/ifArwrirks' ' 2 cases Sponges. 100 Surface.Boxes j Foi Auckland V\ aterwoikS 64 Patent Mail Axles 66 Sluice Valves ] 15 roUs Sheet Lead 2 casks Tee Hinces :" ~ . ■ - -: 8 cases Iron Bedsteads 1 case Asbestos Mill Board 12 Ball Hydrants • ■ 1 bale Hambro Line 12 Surface Boxes . ~ 1 bale Sailmakers'and Seaming TwiilO' :' ;,■:'>' 12' Valve Covers ."'", ■2 bundles ShoS rels j. .. ..■■-■) . , ■ :. I case Twines "'";''. ~ ..12. casks bef-t Horse Shoes , , - , : 300 kegs White Lead * 17S kegs Wire Nails 3 casks White Lead, smalt tinal 1 caso Glass Papor and Emery Cbth 1 case Table Cutlery '] case Knife Polish I'case Saw Files ]0 kegs Rail Doga 3 cases Mander's Varnish 1 case Emery 20 kegs White Zinc Paint .■l 7 cas?ia Milk Pans - -• AJ \ ~,.„., .. T ~ 9 kegs Yellow Paint 1 cask Garden Unites ! V . ," ; :'",' ,8 kogs Umbpif 10 boxes Scythe Stonos 8 kogs Patent Dryers J cask Plugged Weights ' '7 casks Assorted Paints To amyow ROtytSWilld^, foom Glasgow, tm dv©, • r .00 kegs Blasting Powder .; : ~ - / 8425 bars Iron • 75 cases Sporting Powder.-'.., . 456 bundles Iron '; •: ;5) Packages Smith and Wellstood's Stoves ■ . . -.7 packages Fiirnac^ Do6rS 12 Artisan Ranges -. : , .'.' < .48 Wheels . /21 bundles Black's Spade* • 500 Fire Bricks ,J - ' 265 Tram Rails 0t:... ; : ~i,-.; , •', ;: . .60 kegs Spikes ■' ■ 2c Tons Fencing Wire -j , < 500 reels Galvanized Barb Wire 240 C Cast Iron Pipes \ « A -, c i t i ttn . { ji Waterwdrka coi,s Galvanizet3 Fencing Wire AC4 Cast Iron Connections) or Auckianci >> aterworiss _ x case Galvanized Clothes Line Wire 6J kegs Fehoing Staples - •'''■•.'•' ■ . • ..,.,.->< To *mms pcs? 0.1 W.- fAiTfig, fi?om New Tout, 18$ &M_ 208 ceils G«l*at.izadFaib'Wire ' ,2 .ca.es Garcien Hoe Handles ', 14 cases Easy Lawn Mowers " 2 c««es Pick Handles 1 ca?£ Corn Sheller Fittings 1 case Pumps 3 caw Spofford Braces 37 cases Sharp's Axes ' ".', /" 2 cases Com Shelters 11 oaisi Novelty Wringers f 12 rases Sharp's Boys' Axes 1 case Emery Wheels fi cases. Bush Hdoks ' 'id (1 Oh. 1 Deraas Scroll Saw and JUatlib, with 1 case Apple Parers 1 c«J» Bow Pins Slide lies. .1 rase Hoes nnd Rakes 1" Enterprise Meat Choppers J case Lamp Brackets 2 casee Granite Ware, viz Tei .4 bexss Pointed Horse Nails 4 barrels Lstnp Chimheys ; Kettles, Fry Pans Cup's and 6 Cultivators 1 barrel Founts and Collars • Saucers, etc., etc. '] Hand Drill L '.■ „', '. .'lt ■' ';•■■' J cask Silvsr-back: Reflectors IS cases Pennsylvania Lawn Mowers 1 Combined Hand Drill .8 cases Union Scales, Brass and Iron 2 cases Copying Presses 8 Double and Single Wheel Hoes Scoops -,-,-.,. Icase Washing Blue, in boxes 4 Firefly Donhle Hoes • 1 piseJlarid Hammers _ 3 cases Towel Rollers 3 ca=.s Hay Forks 2 cases Double Pointed Blued Tacks 4 'Butter"Workers. ;,.. ~2"C««s-Hay-Bakes- —* \ 6 Eagle.Wooden Ploughs 24 Cylinder Churns 3 Monitor Seed Sowers 3 Wheel Irhtroved Corn Planters 1 2 IL P Marine Kerosene Emrine 3 owe K«t Traps ! 12 Putmans Mangl^, v , IVcpeller, Shaft, Ccriddnserißji', 2 ca/es Hay Fork. Handles L case Dover Egg Beaters ' lance -Wheel and Governor * Al 2 t.ase« Garden Rake Handles/ ..-, _ • •■ . j': ' £'-TH.nr._ii l :;.,_.T j irv'^uW-.. '_M ' ' _' 7 DEJ:'PORTER &..O0.;. i '-' -' ■-■■ -• -'- '-''Mr-RH'IgSl-yG '& QBNiaJiL IEONMONGEES, QTJEEK' & HIO-H STREETS, ATJOICEAN3D, ALSO Aj .KBWttOTj NEWMAKKEt AND SYMOSfiS S* REET,



-Drapery, Clothingr, , &c. ■■%?oW^%_' f/'v v\ , Ik" 'in j^\ . ..([ HOBSON-ST. J ' U.& VISIT y) 11 I CiABK AND DEFERRED PAYMENT? \J TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND HABIT MAKERS, ' HOBSON-STREET. We respectfully invite attention to our Large Stock of NOVEL TIES for the present season, i Our Grout Variety and Choice of the Best Fabrics, -with tho Skill and Talent wo employ, and the great successor our efforts taproduce Superior Garments, PERFECT in F7J-" and UNEXCELLED in CUT and STYLE, .f.ves us every conlidenco in respectfully soliciting the favour of a Visit, All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk boforo boing made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System ha.f been found to bo a great boon, by enabling those with ; limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. All Goods are marked in plain figures. Casli Customers receive 5 per cent, discount (one Bhillingin the pound sterling) on all parcels of 20s and upwards. INSPECTION INVITED. Tramcars pass the door. . TJNE__PE C T E 6 L t Wo have opened up another line of Velve • toens in all shades, for Is. per yard, by order of the Executors of the late Thomas Short. , . CO FLANNELS f" SHEETINGS g § 2 SHIRTINGS |o* 0< H 3 ■g _ CALICOES - ffi | b* <c CRETONNES %% qj DRESS MATERIAL g, CC OF EVERY KIND iii ..i ii i GRAHAMSTOWN, Thames. .MUST BE CLEARED THE Executors of the late 1ta0... Short finding an ENORMOUS ACCUMULA TIX)N OF' REMNANTS of every description in each department from the Great Clearance Sale, have decided to CLEAR THE SAME REGARDLESS OF COST. > ' ' - l _mm_^~i_mm^__mmtmmmammimmmmmmmi^m^a s^OTICE.— Removing to Larger and more/ g^Ns. Suitable Premises in '^A.)Z § I §^Svv^a»ttr_y'i Balldinr*, _X*»" § "2 'g-fc. X Xo » g S 1 5 S.^Kobson's DlrdngßbomaNsJ * J |g£^ H. POTTER, 187 Queen Street^ MCMASTER:. - - AND GO: ' fOB, NEW fC^L 7^-rA^AjS^S^ CqnSß^r^ —^^* ___^--—rrTT^G S_J |-^bXSL^-^ ' -___. *~^^A~~. .___ 1. ' * 1 r^VE3-^ — .jWcMasterj Shalders and Co. ,' ; 204. & Wfl, '.QUJOBf BTJRHBT. ~^ t-^ ■ ■ -•■ ' ■ -■ ■ ■■- ■'■ ■'- TMTUFFSI -Mtirfs !. MUFFS! CRINOLINES! CRINOLINES! . CRINOLINES! A T P. DAY IS 0 N'S BABY LINEN & LADIES' UNDERLINED -WAREHOUSE. 180 MUFFS to be sold at tha following low prices :—Black Astrachaa Muffs at I_lid, worth fis. lid; Cold Black and Fancy Satin Muffs at 2s 6d, worth 6s 6d.; Cold Plush and Satin Mufts at 2s lid, worth 8s _d; Cold Plush Muffs at 3s Hd, worth 12s 6d. GO Crinolines at 2s lid, worth 7s Gd to 12s Cd ■ Splendid Assortment of NEW BABY LINEN. Merino Pelisses,'from'2s lid to 30s-' Cloaka 4s6dto2ss Robas- lid to-258; Night 'andllTw Gowns, is 6d to 6? Gd; Infants* Hood", Hat^ Bonnets.2s6dto 16s6d; Merino' Frocks isßd?rt 5s Gd; Flannels, Short and Long Slips, Scmarcs ■ Bibs. Shirts and .Bands. Waterproof sheets" Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A largo variety to j choose from at the very lowest prices. . No. 9, JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY S S. .