THE CORE FOR AUCKLAND'S DEPRESSION.

AND PLENTY QF IT.

' jftt J. H. Wiihel" o^o gives bis opinion on theq»S?fe s, Allo^.. 4. .9\_ deposits as foitows: " There lies within easy reach of this contumacy > deposits of gold,of so rich and extensive a .character that if we could Revise some means whereby their extraction colli, be n\. a natipnai or public work, the'exisfcing .depression, could be instantly removed, and instead of bad times and scarcity of cash, thero would be good times, and abundance of money in circu *« Gold is the world's most fashionable nroduct and the most eagerly sought mineral, as the finder or producer can ob.tftiu ip exchange coin.of the realm at the nearest bank, for the ulinbsfc quantity he can supply-:" ~.,., There are sp many ways in which the development of the golo.telds would benefit Aucldand and the colony, that a brief consideration cannot fully deal with the subject. These beneiits are, however, known to us, and probably the first .qvtasfciops to decide would be: — ' (i'jils there really such a:i amount of gold to be obtained as would make the country prospjerpus ? (2) Coold any practical scheme be deyiged which would enable the production of gold to be.made a public wort? .Tlie reply to these questions will be forth coming iti due time. I beg now to affirm that the gold can, and sljoiilcl begot out. That it lies (millions of pounds worth) within grasp, and Aye ought to avail ourselves ol the wealth a bountiful Providence has provided.

Auckland is financially sick, and people ask despondently, " Where shall they look for, relief ?" The only answer is " The Goidtields." We must look up, not to a brazen serpent (if I may be excused for nging ia Israeliti§h reference), but to the golden panacea existing in the auriferous ranges which almost encircle this city. With s«eh natural advantages of posi jgoil^ioil, climate, and mineral products as we have, there should be no bad times in Auckland. The authorities express sym pathy with those in distress, bun seem juzgled and h_ wildered io know what to do to alleviate their suffering ! Were I the financial doctor I would prescribe "Gold " Mid plenty of it. - Atarecent. meeting of scientific nien in England, the following resolution was un .pupously carried: "That this meeting is of opinion that the question of our gold supply T is of the most vital importance to the financial, trading, iiqipjnejxial industrial interest of ihe world, and that any means by which a continuous and permanont in cite of gold can be maintained is de ,gerjahg~o£ the consideration of all classes of society, as it wdll tend to relieve the present depression of trade, and improve the condi tioh of the working man." O'Oaeth. members of the society (Mr Cornish) referred to the gold industry as follows:—" The great benefits derived from gold, naming, or the production of l( new gold," appears to nj.e not tp be so W^ll understood as it should be. It ha 3, I insider, become one of,- if not the mo3t im portant industry of the day. It creates jaew wealth or purchasing power of a fixed yajije, taking the sovereign as a stan dard coin (the standard weight of the sovereign is 123-27.4. grains, and of one half-sovereign 61-63723 grains, each contains eleven-twelfths fine gold and one twelfth of alloy). It is tho direct antingr means "of opening up new avenues of industry, which but for it ffould not he known or required. Is has a similar effect on the finance, trade, and commerce of the world as steam has on locomotion. Any party of gold mhers proditcing any given quantity of gplil from the earth does more real good to the community than do the DBSiness transactions of any simitar Bbdy of men engaged in other opera tions/because the gold so raised by itajj miiiers becomes an addition to the ■jyoriing: capital of ihe community by additional means of extending its Credit and securing its liabilities. '^Nature's NationaUßank" of Issue (the jTOJgfc fpines) in all parts of the world _.tote customers to open _ocounts with h#v:.;•; This great bank honours the M#tsr oi.' labour in hard cash, and Jjegnot close its doora when a run is made ori its coffers. The depth of quartz lodes is aoj; ye£ fathomed nor the ends of the leads fif auriferous deposits yet found." ; This distant recognition of the value of flur gold deposits' should encourage us as a eommiinity to open ah immediate account ytfftx the Bank of Gold on the Thames | arid Coromandel Peninsula, and by ksep- I'i^g.- evejey able-bodied mian at work ex tracting the precious metal, and supply : ourselves with that wealth which is so much i?@Je<.', j -tJm-epro^uctive works of all kinds ;should" be stopped; and salaries now ;|eiJig. paidV tc? unnecessary officials $ £. y unnecessary departments in the public' service, should be devoted instead jfe» .r^produetiye gold mining operations $S% .effort should be njade at once to get !out gold from the auriferous ranges, and :l%;BW.eJvesJndependent of foreign aid.

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-'- - • : Watches. FOR REAL TALUE, VISIT qtewart ttkawson & po.'s Great English Watch Exhibition, &4, queen-street, auckland (Opposite Wyndham-street). A-SIMPLE QUESTION. Could anythinpr be more foolish than to throw jnoneyaway? Yet a great many of the public are doing it by purchasing from dtrlers instead of going direct to the manufacturers. STEWART DAWSON & Co. For first-class Watches, Jewellery, and Electro plated War*. SECURE THEGU ARAN TEE of a celebrated firm instead of tho production of Swiss cheap houses, Yankee notions, or olock-watch toys, fit I only for children to play with. i STEWART DAWSON & Co., Thecelebratedand well known Liverpool Watch Manufacturers, are stid £_ iiipg daily at their English Watch Exhibition, Qtieon-street, Auck land, largo quantities of thoir w^ld-fampd BJSQLISH LEVER WATCHES At from £3 to £30 each. S. D. & Co. can thoroughly recommend and give a guarantee with eabh of their • DEFIANCE WATCHES . {AU'Sterling Silver €ases), Opan Face, 27s 6d ; Hunting Cases, 35s each. Tor i'ull particulars and prices of above, please call duid t'sceive gvatis one of their splendid now Illustrated Watch Pamphlets. JEWELLERY. During hlfi recant visit to Auckland, our Mr Dawson, finding there were repeated demands for high-cLi«a Jewellery, determined to add that department to our woU-known stock of English Lever "Watches, and immediately pa his return to London and Liverpool ho personally superin tended the turning out from t£ie factory of flrst class Jewellery of every description. Our second ' shipment of Jewellery has iust r6achod lis' ex s.s. Rimutaka. and intending purchasers aro in cited to 'inspect the largest and best stock in Auckland; and, it being manufaotpred 9inco Mr Dawson's axrival Home, we "can guarantee that it is all of the latest fashion and design. To give a detailed list of the goods would fill a full page of the Stak, and such is unnecessary, seeing that we invite the inhabitants of Auck land and surrounding country to como and see fpr themselv. s-r-uot the windows only, but the many novelties contained in opr counter cases., When you call, please ask for one of our new Illustrated Watph Pamphlets. " ELECTRO-PLATE. S. D. 5? Co. have also received ex s.s. Rimu taka, direct from iho ractory, a very choice and we.-assort, d shipment of Electetf-plated Goods, suitable for Birthday, Christmas, New Year, and Marriage Presents. Before purchasing, wo ipylte inspection and comparison. • ,— WATCHES.. Ladies' and Gents' Silver Watohe3 at 27s 6d, 35s 60s, 60s, "70s. 755. 953", UOs, 115s, 130s, 1355. 1403, 150s, 1555, 170s, 1755, £1010s, £1110s. and £12 10s ; Ladies' and Gents' Gold Watches at £6 -10s, £7105, .% 10s, £1110s, £1410s, £15^.08, £1810s, £25. £27105, and£3o. ' ''' '' " Full particular? in Pamphlets, free on application. REPAIRS! "Note: REPAIRS! WANTED KNOWN,—Best Watoh Glasses fitted, 3d each ; charges for Watch Repairs, no, matter what niftker or where bpught, equally cheap. Best workmen kept on the premises. All Watches cleaned are.guargnteed at STEWART DAWSON & Co.'s GREAT ENGLISH WATOII E^SEBITIQN, 94, QtJEBN-S_BEET. ; TO COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. Watches and J.W&X&T WW Mfp .«|oSt?d and registered at book postratos. If yonr Watch wants cleaning, pack it in a box carefully, en closing full name and address only, and send by same mail a letter of instructions, enclosing postal noto for 4s 6d, and we Will return the Watch within a. fpw days ip gpo^.^4er, post paid and registere.. When sending letter and postal npte° s^te the number ,of %c W'atoh posted. FOR REAL VALUE, VISIT STEWABI DAWSON _ CO.'S QBE AT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, *'* 94, QUEEN-STBEET, (Opposite Wynd^am-?tiree<i)- Tmrn^T^ [j. geoo W . W% HAVE FOR SALE:- Bod and Bar Iron, Wire Nails , Fencing Barb Wire, Roofing Iron Sash Weighty Buckete,Tubs Springs and Patent Axles Coarse and Fine Salt' ~ _, ._ 310Thi. Nominal Portfthle ..Engine,.by ' ; ' Wall. ftndSteeyenf f with-duphcal. - HoiS riMS fromSto 5 h. P .. with rgyeralnggear. ~ * ; ■. GROOM, BXnFC r HER, & Co., j FORT-STREET. TEtEPHONE.2ILJ * ■- iFhtTi: ILLUSTRATED' V. _ -a subscriber writes from Christ chuVch- ''itclosed-^d Po^l-noteforss as -^xNWoMoSevedWohdevs ig^that y°£ : O Su get aPair ot Trousers from J. 4 Dalton for Nothing.



t reported that the Newton Boot >UP# has received a shipment of new and durable goods. The attractive s will be beautifully arranged to .ttoh-tfw . ight. Ladies should call here and 'S&dieekquisite styles. (A. vt.) _____ '"y':."y7''y_ ■ ■ Architects. te F., BUR R 0 W % DRAUGHTSMAN. HERALDIC ARTIST, _,_. *~ |ELUjnN4_TOR, DESIGNER, tofeissHpnal Patent and Trade Mark Agency. '...'■, ""■".. ■AtrcKiAm) Offices: - . .„ ~',: JILL'S CHAMBERS, QU£EN-STREET ~... (ttextA.J(i.| >. Insurance Buildings).. B. SKINNER AND SOW, \ Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners, .'■'_ ■'" ■' :.'"'.' Vulcan Lane. ■".' 4Hgfflilpheß of fclje Building Trade ef ecuted. y < Experienced Workmen. .:y '-.■'•'. 81, pTronts, Offlce Fittings, ftg. ' X HiTOAPATH, F.R._LB.A.i [S.__:, HERAPATH j>; HER A PAT BE and. SON, *B*;.*'"''; , ARCHITECTS, _L" Colonial Bank Buildings. IJ]_?? ; W:A BID" BA.R TLE V, p ARCHITECT, i ~ JMICHBURY'S BUILDING3L : y y.'".'■ ■'. ': QUE^EN-STREET. jtj*Ds4RD, MAHONEY AND SON,; y\ ~ _.' AECHITE T., 7y- ~~ QUEEN-KEREKT. AUCKLAND M|i P. P. M. B UR^ToITsI *! ARCHITECT AND BUILDING ' t'' •' '■'' survey ob. .___ 317. Victoria Arcape. . MI«AM" .$ RRI NG T ON, „;''_ Inst. GEL, M.INST. M.X, '; ... PON SU L TIN ii E_G IN EE R, / 'v';,,,. „v. .'-AUCKLAND. j ,"PO^ATO MANURE.-Ftee.ing tic's, 4 **• wwa.'bf'anweriohanta. : " "'



T I .... . ... __HSteegg Mottees: ■ m___£__ J II «|| - >^_... . .—— .. _~^_. __________________________________M__.»_^»»________-_____________________. ■ I TT~— i — -—• DRAPERY, MILLIH^Bf, ANp G^O%Mi®:Qt^ \ BQUGBCT BY PUBLIO TEITDSB fy n At Salf th. Cost PPiee. Must be sold out at one.. ** j^ THIS STOCK BEING QUITE NEW IS THB BEST AND CLEANEST STOCK EVER OFFERED FOR PUBLIC TENDER. - MARVELLOUS BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY! GOODS AT HALF PRICE. Qjkjf j QUITE GE_JBJI^E. GOME AND SEE. , '•. % SIX DOORS FROM THREE LAMPS POISONBI BOAD.



___^ Business Notices. OPENING- NOTICE. 1 ■''ii. ii i i ——— ' i > THE AUCKLAND CASH BOOT PALACE R. HANNAH & CO., PROPRIETORS. j , — i —.'. —' — IN response to the wish of a large section of the inhabitants of Auckland, and the suburbs, Ponsonby, Newton, Remuera, North Shore, Onehunga, and a g^eafc many other places too numerous tp mention, we most respectfully, beg to nptify ttot we have taken thqse most convenient and centrally situated premises in Queen Street, lately occupied by Messrs. Wilson, Williams, and McCullagh, and will Qpen Ofl tll£ 18t|l day of November, 1887, with the largest and nest assorted stock of Bpofcs, Shoes and Slippers of every description that has ever been submitted to the Boot-purchasing public of Auckland. Our name is a household word in a great portion of New Zealand for the superior quality of our Goods with cheapness combined, and we shall make it our special aim to have the same echoed from one end of the North Island to the Other, and throughout Auckland in particular, as wej are the largest Importers of Boots and Shoes, in Now Zealand, aud we manufacture over {2,000 pairs every week on our own premises, of which a great portion are made out of the far-famed Ireland Bros.'everlasting sole leather and water-resisting Kip and Calf. By purchasing your Boots and Shoes from us yqu savp al} the intermediate profits. We open the Auckland Cash Boot Palctce as a Mutual Benefit Establishment. We are Direct Importers. We ai-e huge Manufacturers. We pay cash for all the materials we use, and the public get all the benefits of the cash discounts, etc. VERY IMPORT .WWi every person should know it. We have only one Cash Price, and a child will receive the same attention and value as its mother orfather wpuld. We have in stock from the 1/6 Copper Toe, the 4/11 Bluchers, and the 9/6 Watertight to the very Superior Eukuemid a Button and Lace Boots. All classes of Boots and Shoes made and repairs done on tho premises. R. Hannah k Cq.'s Price List for This Month. Ladies' and Children's Department. Gent's Department. Ladies' F. Pniet's Walking Shoes, from 22/6 Cove & West's Porpoise Shooters, 14/6,16/6,18/6 Ladie. D. H. Pollak & Co.'s Walking Shoes, Cove & West's Eukuemida Button Boots. 30/ ---from7/ll '•'-.■ ' Cove & West's Kukiiemida Lace Boots, 30. Lndio. Otto Jierz's Walking Sho^s, 12/6.13/6,14/6 Cove & West's GentfaDinnor Shoes, 15/6,18/6,25/ Ladies' Bostock & Co.'s Shoos, from 6/11 Cove & West's Gent's Pumps, 12/6,14/6,15/6 Ladios' W. H. Poach & Co.'s Shoes, 5/11, 7/6, 8/6, Cove & West's Gent's Patent Walking Shoes, 9/6 «v" Ladies'Bostock & Co.'s Systematic Shoes, 16/6, Coyc& West's CalE and Porpoise Walking Shoes, 17/6 12/6.14/6 Ladies' Cove & West's Hygeia Button Shoes, Bostock & Co.'s Gent's. Pumps, 12/6.14/6 12/6 13/6 Bostock & Co.'a Gent's Balmorals, 10/6,12/6,14/6, Ladies' S*. Wolf's Glace Button Shoes, 12/6, 14/6 . 16/6.18/6 .Ladies' S. Wolf's Glace Lace Shoes, 13/6, 14/6, Bostook & Co.'s Gent's Battenberg Shoes, Wb 15/6 Bostock & Cp.'s Eorpoise Shootoi/s; 18/6. 22/6 Ladies'S. Wolf s Glace and Kid Button Boots, Bostock & Co.'s Balmorals, very nice,, 15/<i 18/6 20/- ...... Bostock & Co.'s Gent's Shoes, very pretty, 12/6, Ladies' s' Wolf's Glace Lace Boots, 18/6, 20/- 14/6.15/6 Otto Hoi.'s Ludies' Glazed Kid Shoes, 12/6,13/6, D. H. Pollak & Co.'s Boots and Slices, all kinds, ' ]fl/A 14/^,16/6,18/6. . ■ . , . Otto Horz's Ladies'. Button Shoes, 14/6, 15/6 Otto Herz & Co.'a Bootp and Shoes, all kinds, -OttO Horz'-fl-Ladies'Button Boots, 15/6,18/6. 20/- 12/6 13/6,15/6 Bostock & Co.'s Ladies' Systematic Button Boots, Hannah &.Co. s Bluohers, Aflls/6,6/6 , 15/6 17/6 '] Hannah's Canvas Shoes, 4/6, .5/6, 6/6 - Bostock _• Co.'s Ladies' Systematic Lace Boots, Hannah & Co.'a Shoes, 6/6, 7/11, 8/6 tH 16/6 17/6 Hapnah &C_. Balmorals, 8/6. 9/6,10/6,11/6 Ladies* Kid Boots, flfll. 5/6. 6/6, 7/6, 8/6 Hannah & Co/s Shooters, 9/11,10/6,11/6,12/6 Ltd cs' LevaVt 8004.5/11, 6/6. 7/6. 8/6 IJa»P9h & Co. s Watertight*, 9/11, U/6,12/6,14/6 ___c. _____ Boots 3/11, 4/6, 5/6 Hannah. &,Co.'e Youtha'Lace Boots, 6AI, 7/6, fl/6 Ladte. _Svvevs 92f_,31b 4/V4/6 Hannah & Co.'s Bovb' Lace Boots, 4/11 5/11, (S/ll Ladicl'Evlhing: Shoes, very neat, 3/9.4/6,5/6,6/6 Hannah & Co.'s Boy. and Youths' Slippers,. [^ fSSIS^i^W-S^''^'' : Hannah's Kit, Shooters, 10/b. 12/6. 14/6 . mmfren's Stran Shoesi from 9d il; 1/6.1/9, 2/- Hannah & Co.'s Ga_ Shooters, 10/6.12/6,14/6,16/6, Chi drop's ViW. 800%, 1 ± 1/9. 2-,2 6 Hannah & Co.'s Children's Boots,*2/6*3K 4/6, 5/6 I Ch drch's Lace 800 te, froth 6d; 1/-. l/&, 2/- Tennis Shoea in great variety., from 3/11 Girls" Button Boots. 3/6, 4/6, 5/6 GcnVs Slippers of every desenptapn, 2AI .. . Girls; Lq co Boots, 3/6. 4/6,5/6 Gentfs Boating Shoes, tyll, 4/6 HamittVa Conner Tdß_m 2/6.3/6, 4/6 ' For convenience we have arranged some cheap Hannah's Girllcalf L^e. 3/jl 1/11.1/11 liucs in Boxes-the 9d box, the 1/- box, the 1/5 i£S_ah! Girls' Calf Elastici Sides 3/11, 4/6. 5/6 box, the 2/- box, the 2/6 bp*, the g/9 box, the 3/- Hannah'a ladies' Shoes, 4/11, 5/0, 6/9, 7/6, p - box, etc. Hannah's Ladies' Balmoral*. 6/11,7/6,8,6,, . _, ,» ____ r-<L,__;_i ■ Vil Hannah's Ladies' Elastic Sides, 5/6, 6/?., 8/6 20 cases Ladies Lastmgs, at 6/6 _t_^%lt^^ 10 cases Ladies' Button Lastings. 7/6 15 oases Ladies' Lastihgs, $ 5/11 . ..'":'■■' X* 'i/iC/ftY- We regret space will not permit us to, give in detail the prices of the.thopfan^sxif different kinds of Boots and Shoes, but thp above will give a faint idea of the iinrnense I stock we bold and the remarkably low prices we are prepared to sell theni for, - , NOTE THE ADDRESS: ft HANNAH & CO., fm_wMm QUEEN STREET, In the premises lately occupied by Messrs. Wilson, Williams, attd McGulla^K s _? ie o i hA. l 3sr e> t x o c■■ Get your Dresses made at fcaSSUEUR'S and secure Fit, Style, and Finish second to none in the ' colonies for 12s. 6d. only. If you want a stylish Hat or Bonnet, inspect LESUEUR'S Stock before purchasing elsewhere. Thoaa twii dpnnrtmonts are under the sole supervision of Madam Lbsueub, who for many ye^rSS&wfffi is now widely known. '/" ' .... A MSBUEUK is now showing the most recent ENCgJSH and PARISIAN HOyELTIES in DRESS YAKRICS, Embroidered Lawn Robes, Main and. Fancy^ Tussore Silks, Lace FlOuncings, Braid and Bead Sets and Panels, Trimriiing Silks, choice and carefully selected Millinery m teimmed and untrimmed, Corsets, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers,. Feathers, Umbrellas, etc., eto. '- MOURNING AND COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT. ATTENTION. TEBMS CASH OJSI OR BEFORE ;I*EMyEfM j_.. L __'WlT^i trS"' MILLINER AND COSTUMIER, THE 801 MAE€H^ Ga-crEEiisr-ST- ___&a^±i^2>TT) "■ ■'^ ' (Three doors from Wellosley-stwetJ?apJ&,^ f .-',',. . -PA'T,TEIt'N;_ .POST FRBB, '... CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTRIER% IID GENERAL , STOREKEEPERS. ' y■j; | B / o^jf§__^s__i-



i*«blfe tattoo. Lr, u::lL..^ M^^r:^ r"p?'B 3________%s&M - Would invite the attenti&n of the putfUo to £_d. Direct Importations for the present .season, ex_. "Ruapehu," "Tainui," efc., including a splendid aesotttiient s>i Ginghams, French Sateens, and all Wool Dress Materials in the newest *%__,<s_ Yofemiie, Bengal and Egyptian, Stripes in Lawns and other light Fabrics, specially selected for this climate. French and English "Millinery in Exquisitelodels A great diversity of Styles in-Summer Visites, Dolmans, Dust Cloaks, etc ; Special .Line of Gloves jn Taffotta, Silk, Kid, and Swede, at astonishingly low prices. .Morley's and Bretble's Hosiery in Silk, Lisle, .Cotton and Cash- . mere, in Black and Colours. Parasols and Sunshades in ihe fewest Designs, A LOT OP GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN FANCY GOODS. POT PLANTS, ETC., FOR THE CHRISTMAS TRADE. These.Goods being all Imported Direct, will be found marked at prices that are worthy of public attention. Wilson, Williams and McCullagh, NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, 130 ■& 182, QUEEN STREET. i H i ....I i———. GQMPULSOET SALE. '.■; " ■■ FT ORDER OF TEE EXECUTORS. In consequence of .the death of Mr Robert Garrett, one of the partners in the well- Jknown p firm .of GARRETT BROTHERS, it is necessary to realise the whole of the Estate, in order .to arrive at a settlement, prior to a re-arrangement of Partnership. The Acting. Executor? .have .therefore ordered the ENTIRE STOCK of COLONIAL AND "IMPORTED BOOTS AND SHOES now held by the firm, to be sold at once, at such prices as will effect a complete and speedy clearance. , SALE Is_0"W: CD __T _■■■■_ To give a Complete Price List of this Leviathan Stock (the contents of thousands o£ Trunks and weighing hundreds of tons), would be impossible. An inspection alone will prove the truth, of this announcement. SPACE WILL ONLY ADMIT OF A F€W PRICES TO BE QUOTED. Infants' Strap Shoes reduced to Is, Is 3d,' Is 6d Ladies' Genuine Glove Kid Elastic Sides re- Infants' Strap Shoes, several styles, reduced to -duced to 10s 6d •• >.'.- .-. • ■•■- -',- T .'• 2s 6d Ladies' Kid Button Boots reduced to 9S 6d, Children's High Leg Lac_ Boots, 2s:6d, reduced 10s 6d, lis 6d tojslld i._:.".. atrmff Ladies-extra quality.? almoralsreducedto. 4s6d GhQdfen's .Elastic Side Boots reduced to Is 4d, Men's Bluchers,' ownnulk c. reduoea to 3slld ls6d .-_, Men's Cricket Shoes reduced to Ss 6d Girls' Derby Shoes reduced to 4s 6d, 4s lid Men's Walking fhoesi-educefltoss6d, 7s 6d, 10s6d Girls* Button Shoes reduced to 4s 6d, 5s 6d Men's French Calf Shoes reduced to 12s 6d, 13s 6d Ladies' Prunella Walking Boots reduced to 4s 6d Men's Kid Shoes, own make, reduced to 13s 6d ss6d "'" Men's. Elastic Sides reduced to 7s 6d, 8s 6d, 10s 6d Ladies' Prunella Walking Shoes reduced to 4s 9d, Men's English Elastic Sides reduced to 12s 6d 5s 6d •.,,,-,, Men's, strong Balmorals reduced t0.85.6d, 105.6 d, Ladies' Levant Walking Shoes Teduced to 5s 6d, . llS'6d • -. 6s 6d Men's French Calf Balmorals reducecLto l__>d Ladies' Superior German Shoes reduced to Men's Watertights reduced to 8s 6d, 93 6d, 10s 6d 7s6d,«s6d - '■ - Boys'Goloshed Elastic Sides reduced to' 4s 6d, Ladies'FirstQualityFrenchandGerinan Shoes, 5s 6d "' l "■ ■■•■•-■-■•--■■ "■los _1,123-6' d r " - " "' - Children's Leather Lace and Elastic Sides Ladies'EveningShoesreduced .0 3s 6d, 4s 6d, reduced to 4s 6d -'■"■'f -4s lid Boys' English Balmorals reduced to 53 6d , . Ladies' Levant Walking Boots reduced to 5s 6d, Girls' Levant Elasti. Sfd£sredueed;fo'v_P6fi 6s 6d, -........,.'. .., ■ .. i t - 6 >fi ■ Children's Double-sole Straps reduced to 3s 6d Ladies' Kid Elastic Sides reduced to 5s 6d,- Bath Slippers reduced to Is 6d, Is 9d 6s6d. 7s6d ' MenVearpet-SKpporsTed .eedl:o2s-6a LadieS"HoUse Boots reduced to*3s 6tl, 3s Ud Ladies' best Prunella Slippers reduced to 3s lid GAKRETT BROTHERS, WAKEFIELD-STREET, h nk? *m :';"' ?::"'':' n: _ AND . - •:',:"' <-\ y m _p" y" KARANGAHAPE ROAD, AUCKLANI). . . .■gß«^^p■^_H■'^i-«••w™p_n_■,",■■■"^^_■■■■^^^ ~.,,,. TREATMENT -'. ... . FOR -: ■ ry 7r _ :.,'., .y {t , €JJI§T Af D TIffiOAT COMPLAINTS. ■ TESTIMONIALS. From Rev. Chas. Penny, of /' Wellingtons "Your LUNG PRESERVER af forded my wife and children almost immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, and many to whom Thad .he pleasure of recommending your specific have spoken of it as invaluable. In one case, when every remedy tried -was paw-exless—to give relief.-(ihe-caugh was so distressing) the first dose of your Elixir was most effective. In another case (sore throat) a cure was so soon brought about that the patient resolved to take nothing else throat, and deem'it'only just to /in form you that I have experienced great benefit from its use. I shall certainly recommend its use to all who suffer in a similar manner." From Dr. Ewart. » In cases of Asthma, it quickly , putsshori the paroxysms. InC. ronio Bronchitis or. Winter Cou#i it is useful; the discharge of mucus is greatly assisted, and the wheezing ancj. difficulty ol breathing- , are tMtr#-rdlieved by" i_ • ' In Bronchitis it is also beneficial, and whilst it tends to „c_eok inflamma tion, it prdmbtes expectoration, and thus relieves the laborious and diffi cult breathingr so general in these attacks. As a Cough Medicine for persons of all ages it is excellent." SOLD BY ALT CHEMISTS . - • sa ___&. STOREKEEPERS; IMPORTANT TO PURCHASERS I Purchasers are requested to see that teach packet of. Lung Preserver offered for sale is aiae-simile of the above-drawing, and that the words f.Baxters Lung Preserver, Christehurch," are-blown in the bottle. ?..'.-. __ Further, that,the wrapper«of each packet of _<LW_G PRESERFEB/'^bgara'the Prppriesqr's;T,r#| MS__ ___ -4. _^'ftP. » alpng with the late Proprietor's signature. $3, REFUSE ALL OTHERS AS COU^ TTiRfEITS.' , AGENTS 10[R AUCKLAND : • ' '', Messrs SHARLANB and Co., CLOSE BROS., F. HAYMAN and Co., mm!_?vn._:y <$®%z. DRUG-COMPANY. -■--'■^-".' r/'y*",.;



_%___%___ Sftftfl6l» \ yi_'y\uik v i uri j^-i* ! T.&S.IOEE»&.' til. -ITED), HARDWARE tmHWMO*S> z_o..jtTa...m!__ "■ "11 t „ 1-i-iiimi wmdfc. iiiiHT-IW iii I'^fcTifHi mi■ ■ _t_M_m ■■' '" " " ~ r ~ ', ~' T. 7. % MQRRIN & CO. have now landed _u&S^^^o^M^^ m mentioned Goods, and invite- inspection. . f SMI.P' CHAIRS, SEATS, &e<*< LAWN TENI^I* &@#P«. Single-and DoubleStrbig Tennis Rackets. A SPECIAL LINE OF INEXPENSIVE TENNIS RACKETS. " TENNIS BALLS! *| 'LAWN TENNIS MARKERS! \ TENNIS POLES*--, TENNIS NETS! • LAWN MOWERS! LAWN MOWERS! New Improved Lawn Mowers, light and .easy to work. Lawn iMowers at all prices^ ■ THE •ODBLM MOTH, Gar.(_ en Pumps :sttifca&le to afl Hawis ; of Pmp&F&tion s for fcfae : desfcmetio.a oi && \ MOTH arid ,a_l .offier pests oi ~b|_e idJwtaM ! _&__. Dll Os. 6d. eaefe. INVALUABLE IN CASf& 0I 7 ;!%&& (LIMITED), , Furnishing leoniom&s i^Jtffißf. -.' ■■' v. -'-;■'>' - p SUMMER *-••■»»■...• ':.u^;%.ogHf|'aißß. Smith & GmosNe% IMPORTERS. ™ fSMITH & _GAUGHI«y beg -to intimatethat by- recent BreefcstMHne^!th)^ JS^ Dress, Mantle, jMiUiiW!ry,!H(. iery, Glove, iHdberaa&ery,' Triihhitng,,S.iid 6_\_-Ibepsaf'. ments, have been __ pjenis bed with ;New Goods, ..including /some b f -ihe 'latest Tftb^eiiaes' for.thejpresentseason. ' vyyy. ;..,.'i.. ' '-.""' |!, ; ' :■!.■" . : S. _ .CMibeing'inpjCpnstanfcandidir-ect _coiflinufucaiidu With the leading merchants and manufacturing jfuans -ip. the United p_angdota, arid conducing bulfii^Bs .^»a * strid!lyoashp_ineiplesi»are#lways!in'a!pQsition i^'_^ply7^^MW^bW^^f^_W^i possible pricejfor.CAS|[ONLY. ... - ..... iOn inspection, the,:Stocks : in #11 .departments for present season will be found immense, whilefor_>_celle o_e and'Oheapness,. ho yariojus chissesdf goods cann'crf; be surpa___l. MANY'SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURED AND PREPARED EXPBESSELY ;'':. .-•" ; •.; fim'omsßmm. ' ' ' • " Immense shipmei^_Qf/O^coes, .Sh&itii^gs,; Shu-tings, Ho. and&,'%dWels, Linens, etc., etc.,, direct Irani. and Belfast Manufacturers, which will be sold &fe smd ''■",,.■ ;li^d^r wholesale .prices if Or {QJHSfI' loffi£_l r»" ■" »-_.:/.'. CLOTHING. :.:.7, : TheCeleb^ted "Lion"btarid^ela^^ ab k^iri Auckland dfllyato bur establilhtoient) is : proying,itaeif tuißU^«is^^fQriout,=€i_ih| "''"'■ ' T ■'"- -. yyy. , and'WeaHngqualities. ...-v; ™ ON'EHOJfOA T#TEEDS,in variety .at Lowest I'riees. ONEHUNGA TWEteD SUITS, well made and cut, from 47q||. ONEHUNGA T WE|jD SUITS made tp;nieasure, fit -avid^bfßa. nsiiij) giia rabteed 'fi^o^i 59s6d. , .;''': -; ' ' - *. THE RENTS' MERCERY AND HAT DEPARTMENT \yill.&lso be jfouM'replete with ' SoarVes, Ties,- Shirts, C&ilaiis &d,Ciifls, Itolf^ •_., Ml Goods <m ma^_cs_l in ; :M^i#::;^W^l^; f 0 p Mx Article >iot appro^d, and RETURi^Et) in^ WITBIN .14 D^YS, V.ILL BE EXCffANGEH) FOE'OTiSiR , GOODS OR THE MONEY REFSSBDED; SMITH &T CAUGHEY, •WHOIjEISjS. TJEI __.3ST2D _VJ_.___CX^ X>S£^_P_D3&S. ■ .11 .111 II ■ m—■■—_———» II I 'Ml. I I I MM»MM«_MMMWWM_____l_|_»i, w , MM>^M ''*' '' Ml '^^■■■^'--rM'" '"'■ '■■^k'7 ■■yf^^hft^7i A'&t1 "I'-''tMl^■"' ■M'^wMsk - ■ m."1-T_^ "p^p. >%««*<% «*'«»• ■ □uL H W9w_> a m__V^__ 1 W W Mr. Nelson hlfflsoli T-T ':-Jk j» JQm^^aS «k w.feo is a.Tastsr of great experi- I"N THE '"' '_¥ ' J______^__, '%'b-au^n£iA'.thf},art,'!' ■.':■".,'■ p» "".#;i''' # /SBffiV \ TIMABU HSBA_O>T r II D I "\J ' _P' ■' m'■ ■ '__BBB_MK. ■' V■ ' % P^wal _»ureha_j_»i#fTea - \J X\ W Jr #L fTSIS^IIM^'A1 ■"• ;'^W*»?^66le tJJw oifl#'is.. " m M&_*__r____ffik____ » specter ««>■ *&>»«»& w« €,__ AW Xth __________ o_ wk baveseen,i;i._aaCnl«ny." ..ttWl^" & 1^ J___M_s__J_ _\ m"^N^f°apiVa)pr<' v)H^ B MM t___ __ ti ssfeai*„* astw"'afad