NEWEST FOREIGN WAR SHIPS.

" h recently afPola of the new Krouprinz Rudolf ;Jrf*|Aj ior. our Navy Department, jo the class of raedium- like Brazil's Riachuelo, Nachimoff, England's Im- A China's Ting Yuen, which «V*'sto emulate in the two new Ordered by Congress. The is :builbof steel, and is I' A Stons displacement with.eleven 07 -Ses of armour at the battery Jt* 8 j;, to have a speed of fourteen > d has followed btf* • =nf Austrian naval manoeuvres, Tegetthoft, Gustoza, Albert have taken part, to- JrtS the torpedo vessels Panther, fi?dlussin> besides many torpedo ,>i armour-clad Marceau, buiit ne and launched about three & ffiimuch larger vessel, having I with engines of at forced draught, which of nearly seventeen pgjSffi'are well protected by &m= atia will contain powerful fte Sennus, the Hoche, the p> ta an d the Neptune are all French W"5 vessels' of about the same dis- no fr ih course of completion. the present season from has exactly the same ii&r 12,000, as the French vessels KnWafi d > like them, is expected knots. She carries inches thick and two She, besides over forty smaller a.-dozen six-inch guns. * M her -construction the heaviest iWsil» thenew fleet were the £ »nd theCainperdown, which will S ready for service next year. The Hivijyftme, wMch is that of barbette if to Anson. . The sister ship of Itoria will be the Sans Pareil, while '«!, to d -Trafalgar, also tui-reb ships \m will -be even heavier, reaching Sment of close upon 12,000 tons &tose-power each. They will ite completed until the year 1891. *they ST9 to cost a little more than Lvictone and Sans Pareil, they carry aof smaller calibre, the main battery four 67-ton guns. The Edin gPfen) of the turret class, and the ISo&ejr, Gollingwood, Imperieuse fflWfej -barbettes, are the remain 0$i Tifpnolads of most interest. The ia fteif' tonnage, horse-power, is seventeen knots, armament Tteed 4^ s > more nearly conform to iS»ttle ship and armoured cruiser, w amour-plated cruisers of 5,000 tons, IpOliorse-power, and eighteen knots J tfiem to be completed next (inaleo among new British armoured kfark'glver Hintfeldt, now approach iStlon'j'isagood, though not a large Ed, fcbuvden is tons, her en fcjiiOOO-horse power,her armour plates E3l to li|. inches thick, while her k contains two ten-inch and four five fetois at no expense for her navy. Bi:aUd Le{Janfio have cost £976,000 !,isd the three vessels of the Andrea aljpe£Boo,ooo each.' Two later vessels ibikMO.O'OO each.- The Francesco jffllis a displacement of 11,000 tons, Ei i Sixteeh;.knots and a battery of One of the most reniark ■!akre3 in tie Re Umberto is the are Maudslay's, Psebp the unprecedented collective The Italian torpedo Sjrdmboli and Vesuvio are ftboare the fourteen torpedo itateted by Herr Schichau for the &'ivemineutj one of which recently Eiispeed'tiearly twenty-three knots fited draught. But, perhaps, tho ia on some accounts to iMj, noi engaged, largely on fast un- ihosisinteteeting of new ; She lias a length overall Bfeefc, a breadth of thirty-seven, a fitW&\& and a half, a draught of naWMaifi adisplacemerit of 2,050 kßdiMse-povfer of 5,000, Avhich can WJdjndtt forced draught to 7,700 to nineteen and She is fitted with triple ■fe.'qigmes made by Hawthorne, w&% of Jlewcastle-on-Tyne. the Formidable, with VjU armor belt of nearly twenty-two fc.fer 'displacement of nearly 11,300 to speed, of fifteen knots, is HWlfc• sßttggii hasi'powerful vessels in Alexander 11., Tchosme, »^»dJeeKiaoff.^-Washingtbn oorre- "Sun."

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Ilßfastration of instability of lEff|l:fMsbed by the career of first became known in «*s* "Views A-foot," a book JKitagfeis Jerrold introduced to the review in his " Shilling fio American writer ever before |H|lffMNte e W and widespread HBmi- g before Ije had'recorded his ■SWMay bis name had become a ■J* *ori' The books of travel of ffl»7 ena g young compositor followed i» w f toarvelloua rapidity ; and B||v, from copyright almost IKI?T' ' Hi * lecturing tohrs ex- shores of the Atlantic to MCijwacifE, and were one continuous 'fifteen years his ■O?*iW r to sell, the expense of the ■Ij!* 'was 500 dollars in ■||:tefceiipts, and he was cora ■El,.' 10 the tlrudgery of daily »f W for ,. s «Pport/ . The literary leya]^ hffi gtow*lrvirig is even more ..-Before .the close of tlie century he had e-d*V7 klnearl y all his literary Sieved the distinction «nlrfi oremoafc literary man of his na the still more humiliating dis -8C 5,1,8 oatlived hi 3 fam e- Not was in print, and ■ £**« was so limited that j nob "feel'warranted in WS ltion on fche market, ft*" t S bo ° ks were • r(3ry ' la °ked the essentials S v H m ■'■peifmanent litera- ' In ' was about to B*'ilJEte.-T^- ofcher Pursuits as SS fi-f when tfl e late George Kg p PWess tact and inclus eyg* ,a new lease of life ; Btffi*' 6 ™ y^ 8 following 1848 'mEfi &s-i® d his hoirs ™> m TWtimJtiaK*' cc the lapse of Save b i ps WJßJi§rs of cheap e^ ; P*e.^ ÜB i the writings of this ff% • author one* IBP' m contE 'ct with reading

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Business Notices. :: - BPE 01-A L IST OTIC E. Get your Dresses made at If you want a stylish Sat or Bonnet, inspect LESUEUR'S Stock before purchasing elsewhere. These two departments are under the sole supervision of Madam ™i™ t™ ™ ?3 e now^d e efy°k n nSwn. St da " b^eSS ia aE * whi^^tlS^SifiS^ ,^ r p? e?t E^ ISH '«* PARISIAN NOVELTIES in Braid and Bead' Sete and l?iS? % d - F^ Tuss ? r ! silks - L a<>° bouncings, and untr^el^^ MOURNING AND COUNTRY ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TERMS CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. -A.. L elbtT IE TT :R MILLINER AND COSTUMIER, " THE BONIAECHI QTJEEIT-ST. , -A-TTOISZIL^JSriD (Three doors from Wellesley-strect East). PATTERNS POST FREE. |Ssj!, Mark. *|™|t '•''•' f Sole " Manufac ''u r or & inventor \ ■■Wγ I ' MACK.; ITI/111. * |§L— ; • This perfect starph«lß quite a new ' , ar *lcle, which should be applied tn ■ M\ nffl \ J&. every not, Behol-d. - It irons »rith the Ms® *&ri greatest-ease and givee an tm- ~~ tlsual stifrnoSß an(i e IOS3IO tho MacVs D C ou?ie e .S°ta7ch ß |i y o bo^l '^Jaj£;^l&^S t '■ H f V > J wH>i^ > /; lj>^ or an y other addition is WHiited " ■ ■ **& "fid the linen ia preserred ■ To be Jaad at every gfocer in 1 l"b_ bozea *7 d. SEEGNER, LANGGUTH & CO., ! SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. i



Watches. FOR REAL VALUE, VISIT QTEWART -r\AWSON~ & f^O.'S Great English Watch -Exhibition, 94, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND \. ■■"■. (Opposite Wyndham-sbreefc). A SIMPLE QUESTION. Could atiything be more foolish than to throw money away? Yet a great many of tho public are doing it by purchasing from dealers ipstead of gpjng direct to the manufacturers. STEWART DAWSON & Co. For flrst-clasa Watches, Jewellery, and Eleotro- J plated Ware. SECURE THE GUARANTEE of a Celebrated firm instead of thH production of Swies cheap houses, Yankee notions, or clock-watch toys, lit only for children to play with. , STEWART DAWSON & Co., Thocelobratedantl well-known Liverpool Watch Manufacturers, are still selling daily at their English Watch Exhibition, Queen-etreet, Auck land, large quantities of their world-famed ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES At from £3 to £30 each. S. D, & Co. cam thoroughly rooftmmeud W»d give a guarantee with eacn of their , , , "nEPIANCE ' WATCHES % (AU Sterling Silver Ciiaes), Open Face, 27s 6d; Hunting Cases, 35s each. For full particulars and prices of above, please call and receive gratis one of their splendid new Illustrated Watch Pamphlets. JEWELLERY. During his recent visit to Auckland, our Mr Dawson, finding there were repeated demands for high-class Jewellery, determined to add that department to our well-known stock of English Lever Watches, and immediately on his return to London and Liverpool he personally superin tended the turning out from the factory of flrst class Jewellery of every description. Our second shipment of Jewellery has just roached us ex 8.8. Rnnutaka, and intending purchasers are in-, viied to inspect the largest and best stock In Auckland; and, it being manufactured since Mr Dawson's arrival Home, we can guarantee that it is all of tho latest fashion and design. To give a detailed list of the goods would fill a full page of the Star, and such is unnecessary, seeing that we invite the inhabitants of Auck land and surrounding country to come and see for theniselves-not the windows only, but the many novelties contained in our counter cases. When you call, please ask for one of OUT new Illustrated Watch Pamphlete. y ELECTRO-PLATE. S. D. & Co. have also received ex s.e. Rinra taka, direct from the factory, a very choice and well-assorted shipment of Electro-plated Goods, .suitable for Birthday, Christmas, New .Year, and Marriage Presents. Before purchasing, we invite inspection and comparison. '" s ' * WATCHES. Ladies , and Gents' Silver Watches at 27ei 6d, 35s 503. 60s, 70s, 755, 958,1105, 115s, 130s, 1355, 140s, 150s, 1555. 170s, 1755, £1010s, £1110s. and £12 10s ; Lartiea , and Gonte , Gold Watches at £6 10a. £710s, £310s, £1110s, £11 10s, £1510s, £*810s, £25. £27105, and £30. Fall particulars in Pamphlets, free on application. REPAIRS! Note: REPAIRS! WANTED KNOWN,—Best Watch" Glasses fitted, 3D each ; charges for Watch Repairs, no matter what maker or where bought; equally cheap. Best workmen kept on the premises. All, Watches cleaned are. guaranteed at STEWART DAWSON & Cb.'s GREAT ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 94, QCJEEN-STBEET. TO,COUNTRY CUSTOMERS. Watches and Jewellery may pow be posted and Stcredat book poStratcs. If your Watch posted. " , '' '" i i-OR ftEAL VALUE, VISIT STEWABT DAWSOH & CO*'S Great ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION, 94, QOESK-STKEBT> AffCKLATO (Opposite Wyndham-Bfcreet). WATCH REPAIRING t,? X T°A R T A I E.N-. sd miii; ""■ rf c ity reference. .; . SHOP, 142, VICTORIA-STREET WBSK AND ° f



Insurance riOVBRNMENT LIFE INSURANCE \JC DEPARTMENT. 1880. 1885. Surplus Cash Profits .. .•■ £73.670 £245,315 Cash Divided ac Bonuses .. £56,000 £150,000 Total Reversionary Bonuses added to Policies £443,943 Cash Reserve Profits in 1885 .. .. £95,315 Annual Income .. £260,000 Total Funds .. .... .. .. £1,280,000 State Security. Low Premiums. Liberal Conditions. Economy. Lowest Premiums.—These are the Lowest in the Colonies. Liberal Conditions.—The conditions are in all respects most liberal. Prompt Payments. — Claims are promptly paid on proofs of deaths and identity, and valid discharge. Economy.—The ratio of expenses to incomo is far lower than thai of any other oflice of similar ago doing business in the colonies. SEPARATE SECTION FOR TOTAL AB STAINERS.-The only life Office in New Zea land which offers to Total Abstainers the advantage of a Temperance Section. J.OANS ONf MORTGAGE. — From time to time a limited portion of the Funds is Lent'on First Mortgage of Freehold Security, with op tion of lie-payment by Instalment*). Information can be obtained at the Head Office, and all Branches and Agencies. D. M. LUCKIE. Commissioner. -ftTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM JIS panyutire and marine*. ' < Capital £1,000,030.. Paid-up and Reserve Funds...... £435,000 ' Pbotbctios toom FIRE or MARINE LOS 3 Can be Effected in this Company, . CLAIMS MET WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY. JAME3 SUTTLB. Manager. New York Life INSURANCE COMPANY. Cash Assets, Ist January, 1887 .... £15,518,81? Income tor 1886 .. .; „ - £3,956,874 Local Director -G, C. Me Mill an, Esq. (Meesre W. McArthur & Co.) Solicitors: Messrs RCsssll & Camfbem. ( . Bankers: Bil*lC OB' AUSTBALASrA. Policies issued guaranteeing the return totjall Premiums in addition to the sum insured if death oconr within 4 twenty*yeai? period. j. Hugo harrop. Resident Agent. Easiness Notices. SYMONPS STREET BOOT FACTORY.. T. B. HEATH. Having Removed to the New and Commodious Premises lately erected, is continuing the Sale of the balance of the Stock at the same clearing prices, together with alarge and varied assort, ment of New Goods, which will be sold for cash at a yery small margin pf profit. ;; . v , \; (T T O B A Tv H to ROTH'S PUBLIC. HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATPIS, Victoria-street East. i Charge-ONE SHILLING. £pen all weekdays from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MOKrv- INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish Towels, flesh and hair brushes, combe, respirators, soaps, etc. Select Bathrooms (private) for ladies every <Ja.y.*t all houre. with female attendance. One Shilling.and Sixpence. Please note <th» addr«BS-Vietoria:Street &act, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Auckland. N. 8 .. Berber in attendance. f\ ;■:., '• r E"~" DW I N JON> B S (Late E. &M A. Jones), House, Furnishing, and General w ' IRONMONGER! .. Ponsonby Road and Pompallier Terrace, Auckland, N.Z. Agent for the Phoenix Fire Office. Advertisement Agent for Auckland Evening Stab. .............. , Post-office Savings Bank, Money Order Office. Telegraph Station, Telephone Bureau. B V APPOINT- N^»*^^^^ f M E N T ' TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR. AND HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. ■ v>, . ■ Telephone,3o?, / ~ JAMES MAcklE, CbAOHBUiiDBR, ! MANAGER. : ' Builder of every description of Vehicles. Repairs in all the branches of the trade ,'"faithfully ©iecnted.! Vehicles Bought and Sold on Cpmmiflß|on, « CbachbuMera , Requisites in Btook. ; The Trade Counter , Orders attended, t? ---—" Cash Customers liberally dealt With. j. butchek.;}.,; ; : .:,;;'; ?,,: ;<*oo«.- r P -nr E H-A YE■& ORt SALE:— - , «od an* Eaj. fees, 'Wire Nfcflsy ; -;T '■' fencing BarJ) Wire, Roofinglroa. s ,' Sash ■Weights, Bucketst Tuba ■ .„• ■ •,. ' "SpringH aod Patent Axlea .:-,,■.-: ■ ■« .. ,^n.? a nSalPortable^En^e u> by Wallis dhd SteeVens , , with dupHcat© ■ >: ; HolKElgi r 4irom ; 3to ts'n.p.. frfa. , reversing geMy ; , |V| ,,,, 1 , : i£ t t a « ~/■[ 'GROOM, BUT C HER, & Co., ..,,, fQBT-jST|B^T^ IH *



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those people who wish *>£S biieon t0 visitthe es ire W^ 1 "* Montgomery. £■*» 3UBfc ttemfiab we n contract Ihif'Pnces:-Bacon, in quafibyhLiß,' H m . 2l mo ol « Ganfcefbury KS.'-EArleandMont gslia Peßoad.-(Advt.)



'■' -'- " Business Notices. ; t ■'. • .4,. : T. & S. MoRRm & Co. : m '.], XLXMITEJ)), HARDWARE MERCHANTS, it .'.,"■■■ ETC., ETCr> ETC.- :. .•: .1 .' T. & S. MORRIN & CO. have now landed their SEASON'S STOCK of the under mentioned Goods, and invite inspection. GARDEN CHAIRS, GARDEN SEATS, &c. LAWN TENNIS GOODS. Single and Double String Tennis Rackets. A SPECIAL LINE OF INEXPENSIVE TENNIS RACKETS. ,?ENHIS BALLS! | LAWN TENNIS MARKERS! | TENNIS POLES! TENNIS NETS! LAWN MOWERS! LAWN MOWERS! j New Improved Lawn Mowers, light and easy to work. Lawn Mowers at all prices. THE CODLIIsr MOTH. Garden Pumps suitable for throwing all kinds of Preparations for the destruction of the MOTH and all other pests of the Orchard and Garden, 10s. 6d. each. INVALUABLE IN CASES OF FIRE. T. & 8. MOKKDST & CO. (LIMITED), FURMSHIIG iROmONGERS AUCKLAND, N.Z, 1887. , f SUMMER 1888. Smith &Caughey IMPORTERS. SMITH k CAUGHEVbeg to intimate that by regent direct steamers, their Silk, Dress, Mantle, Millinery, Hosiery, Glove, Haberdashery, Trimming, and other Depart ments, have been replenished with New Goods, including some of the latest novelties for the present season. S. &C, being ip constant and direct communication with the leading merchants and manufacturing firms in the United Kingdom, and conducting their business on strictly cash principles, ate always in a position to supply a good article at the lowest possible price for CASH ONLY. ~ , ; ... On inspection, the Stocks in all departments for present season will be found immense, while for excellence and cheapness the variojie classes of goods cannot be surpassed. MANY SPECIALTIES MANUFACTURED AND PREPARED EXPRESSELY ■ ';' ~ if, '~: :;, FOB OURSELVES, g/j 7/ Itomenee shipments of Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings, Hollands, Towels, Linens, etc., etc., direct from Manchester and, Belfast! Manufacturers, which will' be sold at and under wholesale prices for GA§H ONLY. celebrated brand Geelong Clothing in Men's, Youths', and Boys' sizes (obtain able in Auckland only at pat establishment) is proving itself unsurpassed for cub, finish, ;:; ; \ and wearing qualities. ONEHUNGA TWEEftS in variety at Lowest Prices. ONEHUNGA TWEED SUITS, well made and cut, from 47s 6d: - ~ ONEHUNGA TWEED SUITS made to measure, fit and workmanship guaranteed, -: ■ from 59s 6a. v THE GENTS* EV3ERCERY AND HAT DEPARTMENT Will also be found replete with all the requirements for a first-class trade. Gents' Hats, ■ Scarves, Ties, Shirts, Oolites and Cufle, Half-Hose Braces, etc., in great Variety. 411 Goods tire Mariced in PLAIJSt FIGURES for •] I CAS&OJVLI. .; - ANY ARTICLE NOT APPROVED, AND RETURNED IN GOOD CONDITION WITHIN 14 DAYS. WILL BE EXCHANGED FOR OTHER '' ;/: ;■ GOODS OR THfi MONEY REFUNDED. ; ;; ; v.: .',. -'f , ASK YOUR BROCER FOR v/fA ■ '.\M ' /fIV %|H.ZiINDTJSTBIAL GAZBTTJB. A 4hW ' H B fJti&\ c " The blending is entirely attcn- HhPSTi a BdiO B t&W***!hn m ded t0 b y Mr. Nelsjon himself, Jj J>V*V' JL *rW* Jg #I513&!kK : m who >s a Taster of great eijperl- Kg ' ence, anti has had a special * p ' kM b tr<LininE ifl the urt. /B IN Tnt M TiMABU kE&kwT •■M ■J*/-*-' • /■ v -at- , ■ -B" : ' '/'ffiSfvii v "T5W b firm deserves tljesnp t'ivz \fVm i«*S m r'Ti'' -Jm- ■' # < vfiyMLUSL ■'. \ • - 'p6tt'ofi.nx>u-rctiasenjoFtoa VIJ Lf V—V Jff § ■«*TffgSsWftj\ was the article tlieyoger is %\ : m #O-VeJsJgSis , Sv\ ik superior to anytljing we o' ffl 8$ n^^™^o'^\'' % havesfeeiiinth^c ° li » i, y-" f'&\*» & : Ico m " Mr - ■Ntlsoa is a pro- THOUGM PRICESi POSE BLENDED 'TgC



Booksellers. &c pHAMPTALOUP AND COOPER'S LIST OF BOOKS ON THE HORSE. B. d. Anderson'sHowtoßideandSchoola Horse 3 0 Anderson—A System of School-training forHoraes 3 0 Baucher—New Method of Horsemanship 6 0 Day- The Racehorse in Training (sth edtn.) 10 0 Dwyor. Mai or—Seats and Saddles, Bits and Bitting .. .... .. ..8 6 Fearnley, W.—Soundness, Sale and War ranty of Horses -. ..86 Fearnley, W.—Simple Ailments of Horsea 6 0 Fleming, G.—Practical Horse-shoeing .. 2 6 Fleming, G.—The Practical Horse-keeper 8 6 Gress well's Equine Hospital Preecriber 0 Heatley. G.—Every Man His Own Vet. ... 8 6 Heatley.G.—HorseDiseasesand their Cure 1 9 Horse-shoers'Manual .. .. .. .. 16 Jennings — Horse-training Made Easy (American) 4 9 Kendall's Diseases of Australian Horses.. 7 6 Lupton—The Horse as he is and ought to Oβ 4 0 Mayhew'a Illustrated Horse Management 8 6 Nevile, G.—Horses and Riding .. ..7 0 Reynolds's Breeding and Management of Draught Horses 4 0 Saunders, A.—Our Horses, or the Best Muscles Controlled by the Best Brains 6 0 Stewart—Advice to Purchasers of Horses 3 0 Sydney's Book of the Horse, illustrated .. 35 0 Wynn, M. B.— Breeders' and Fanciers' Pedigree Book.. .30 Youatt, W.-The Horse.. .. .. ..86 76, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. l> B' M O V A L. f W. E. MEA--RS, • BOOKSEfcLEB, STATIONEB, AND/ MUSIC SELLER, 198, QPEEN-SIREET, AUCKLAND, Wißh.es to inform bis customers and. the public that ho has REMO V E D - TO NEW & MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Five doors below Wellesley-street, and Opposite W. McArthur & Co.'s Warehoiiee, Where he will he glad to see all his old cus tom ore and aa many new ones as will favour him with a call. \ „ r ACHOIdE STOCK OF BOOKS, AND STATIONERY KEPT. : BOOKS, MUSIC, STATIONERY. i Pleaseßemembor New Address -■■■■■-•■; 216, QUEEN-S TRE ET, Five door 3 below Wolleeley-street. ■ W. E.<"TSi;ARS, BOOKSELLER*- STATIONEBj AND MUSIO SELLEB. i Architects. . p. HERAPATH, F.8.1.8.A.] [S. M. HSSBAPATH PHERAPATH and SON, • ARCHITECTS. ; : Colonial J3ank Bui|,DiNGS. a EDWARD BART LEY, * ARCHITECT,' ■" ■'■■'■■' gTICHBURY'S , , QUEEN-STREET. : ; '- "EIDWARD MAHONEiT AND SON, ABOHITB T3. ; QCKKN-STKBET. AUCKLANB WILLIAM ERRING TON, M. Inst. C.E,, M. Inst. M.K., CON SU L TIN Q. ENGINE ER, , , AUCKLAND. H. SKINNER: AND SON* • Builders. Carpenters, and Joiners, ' VulctfnLape. . ' " * Allßranches of the Building Trade exeotitedby ■ . Experienced Workmen* ;■ .. t Shop Fronts, Office Fittings, &c. MR. P. F. M. '-B UEEOW S, ARCHITECT AND BUILDING , SURVEYOR. ' .: .. 317. Victoria Arcade. •• ./. •¥¥T F. BU R R O-J W $ DRAUGHTSMANj HERALDIC ARTIST, ILLUMINATOR, DESIGNER. International Patent and Trade Mark Agency. Auckland Offices: HILL'S CHAMEJ3KS,. QUEEN-STREET *..j ' (next A.]tf.P. Insurance Btlildinss). ' v .'Bentistry;',:"', . T G OC D W I N COX, * DENTAL SURGEON, liß, Qu6en-straefc> A.M.P. Sooiefcy's Auckland, EC 0 X AND SO N, 9 DENTISTS, -! Kingsley House. Hobson-street, . Auckland. ' Edwin Cox, Licentiate in Dental a^rgery R.C.S., England. , HbrbKkt Cox, Doctor of Dental Surger ~ , Univoieity:of MlobJgan, UiS., America. * j, ■■) ;aL' _\c/a/r^/il'" ,^; [ '■ * - SURGEON DENTIST 1 ; ;:;■ v (Bf EjSMninattpp)! >t ' . (Late five years with E, Cox and Sqin), , MjITZ , BE cONSULTED AT.' HIS RESIDEKq^, I GARRETT'S BUILDINGS, '; Karangahape Road (near top ol Howe-street). V CHARGES MOpEBATIV . '' GAS ADMINISTBRRB. THE " Best Giffr iFor Home friends ia Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing a Pictorial Repreadntatidn of Queen-street, we lecrttrtaofi Dtettlot, New Guide to Hot Lake. &c &c



'■•?.- ;. «-a ,■ "i ■ "Business' Notices, . .'':' . ""[' ' '. ' y USTO-A-lEC "W-OOID & OO.'B " C 3 '2 ■ siocKoy . " %)^ Q DRAPERY, -MILLINERY, AND -GLOTHING ■ | L VAL U E I \J \J vj V A LTJ E 0 BOUGHT BY PUBLIC TENDEE % ■ Afc Half the Cost Price. Must be sold out afc once. .(.,.>,•/ , ■■■. ," f* Z THIS STOCK BEING QUITE NEW IS THE BEST AND CLEANEST STOCK EVER OFFERED >* ■■ FOR PUBLIC TENDER. ,' ! ;> u3 MARVELLOUS BARGAINS FOR CASH ONLY! GOODS AT HALF PRICE, T ' QUITE GENUINE. COME AND SEE. ..:: -■, ;''. '. ', .- ■' ■■'■^ m . J ~ : —=_— ; —= —: • : : 5:;- g q 4 SIX DOORS FlOTii^lf^



I TREATMENT 808 CHEST AND THROAT COMPLAINTS, w A Uγ" An Di FtiCAMT WMelli/l/MSISm WellingtO'ffi "■' '"• ,':> |, r% vHEAP) , rLtASAWI r "Your LUNG PRESERVER,af ?•■'■-.. AND ' •■..., b'"''(, / j|J forded my wife and children almost) %' Cpi*>*rtT<iiti Dr»iipr\\/ 1111111111 immediate relief in Coughs and Colds, i< JLFFE.CTUAL KEMEUY* /|§i|||ff|§§ and many to whom I had the pleasure '•■. - i of recommending your specific have ... fir""' ' '. . '■—-»» ' spoken of it as invaluable. In one ~ ... ,'.- ■ ' ymsoSmim case ' w^ea every remedy tried was ifaeS Ha powerless to give relief (the cough , ;:! ; ts! was so di « trsssin ff) the first dose of V) KM MlrSB®»S y° ur Elixir was most effective. In t <0 MeSSt another case (sore throat) a cure was ffnMWM so soon brought, about that the P atient resolvel to take nothing else From Rev. .W. B. Mabtek, ' BH SERVER for an affection of the throat, and-defenjit-only Just to in * WE SIC MV IS 'ft' ■ wBH form you J that |,have experienced ? I !". WStl great benefit from its use. : I shall ■ - i^^^^f^^^^i^f^t^e^U^&r^W'fflWwsm recommend its use to all rUn &» w H o§> • ''fimwmak who suffer ma similar manner." ■. - I' Bronchitis, Asthma- Jfisll 111 'J TTV "" ftauMENEss, Whooping CoucKerl «m ca S 2 m of Asth™t quickly DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING ( cutsshort the paroxysms. In Chronio pNOILL. AFFECTIONS QFTHE tUNCS 4 Bronchibie or Winter Cough it ia % BRANCHIi? TRAftRFA h \ arvmv mStmtmm useful; the flischafee of muctis is I oKo " Gf l'*» IHA.CtfFA ; & URYNX greatly as^sted,- 1 and the wheezing vj % f)eAi FbrcA/rr , m -rue ob^αrum o difficulty of breathing are i sM6£ft reatl y relieved b y iL In Acut s 5; HNO fWO'J% Bronchitis it is also beneficial, and I) "a i ftVi fij >» h WmSrMsM whilst it tends to check inflamma- .■ yfiPe-— IS C U. 2.S Qα., 46 O« d- &&♦ t i° n > promotes expectoration, and I PHEPARfiO ONLY'Syv .■ , jXvmM/s^R'xsalt -breathiop- bo. genefaiin'-th^se I *!• B AXT2SR) attac^a - As a Cough Medicine for |Mei»<CAl. HALL, persons of all ages it is excellent." ; - > ■TO_!i.l 7 ■" ii'WH SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS ' M , ,-,. AND STOREKEEPERS. , fS iMPOfeTANT TO J Purchasers are requested to see that each packet of Lung Preserver offered foij sale is a fab-simile of the dralwihgi and that the wordt" Baxter's Lung Preserver, Christchurch," are blown in the bottle; !: ; , Further, that the wrappei-idf each packet; of <' LtOG tRESERVER" bears the . Proprietor's Trade; Mark and" Autograph, l along witli the late 's sigbatui'e.; " ta.- 1 REFUSE; ;£l£ ; jt ;■ a ;; . [;- y> ;i AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND: . .' = U{: i Messrs SHAKLAND and Co., CLOSE BROS., P. HAYMAN and Co., ; ; " : ■:; anrt:Z. DEIJG COMMNY. v; '• ■'•' f ---, ; j ENGQIXRAGE |qCAL I;^ol|S^rßY r - CHARLES SMITH, ' . MANHtfiFACtftJRER OF PEBAMBUJ>ATOiISi INyAUD&OAiIMaMJES; «to.> Y.'J?.':": ■;■>! r '[• ■■'"■■"■■ r ..!'--'-■ AtfCK|iAND PtoAMBOMTOB-iFAftrdtiY/" 11 c '-' '" •' ' : , r ' r ' ' ;'\' ..,..-!.: ' ViOTOIHA ST;BiiK3P» N^ii^'^^E'M^'M'^A^'. ; '"' : ' tfhe prices^have been J *"","'''■"■' ' -- :-Puß>haee» > are cau carefally adjusted, and tipned against an inferior "are ais low as possible, . \^fflHw'jl^M? : Sa»' ■ w>6el now being pushed ■ ; ,: consistently wiin quality ; >•.,-, ■■. , ■ : uHSPiSi^KSi-■ on the market, wlui wood' and workmanship, ana .'\, , r . ~. nave. The best in the' as I only import : wtaild ave'the. Patjikt ■.> parts as cannot possibly : ' Wheels, with, be made here, thie ifiay ..' >.V* r ~, ■» ;i;?:.| [ S&lf-oil linbticatorfe, aitd be truthfully termed a 8888 .. can only be had from tky!" fl The ftct ihaT 8 ! ' CHARLES SMITH « sufficient proof of their Purchasers are respect- . / excellence.- Perambula- Jftiui ■ 'fully solicited to inspect ora of any make repaired ;^s v my stock, when I shall be or taken in exchange. /ff\T^^^^^ happy to show you the /oT^' in all stages ■ price list ■ of Manufacture, and the to buy direct from iflie All Country Orders re laetOry to prevent mis- 3%..J^e£-I "ceive' my special atten •■■•■:!'••;■■:• ■• ■': ';■■■•■:.■■.- v! THE IMPROVIBD BASSINETTE. ' . ~r '-• ;' ' . Chafes ,-■ '~ ;,;- ; -,,.- r-b i : ■■><«- - . j (Makll|& Smith; s^'-i 1 The pnly Practical Maker in Auckland. ; ;.ir£L' r . ,- The liargfesfe Maker in AooklanC !, ...-i.. •■■'•■-... ■ tT?BTiMONiAi,.I Glass^otfks. , Mjr Smith, Sir,—The Dell vdry. Cartwe bought from given entire satisfaction, and though, subject to the most violent use for nealy two, years, the wheels are perfectly sound. ■; V : : '"'' ."" i " "■,".' ■,"":'"—*• —■ ~,. =M. Cook ,& Sous. CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. KARAyGAHAPERO'AIP CssSjßgJ, ITS OBJECTS ARE SPECIALLY PROTECTIVE,^ friends living in the colony ready topPPIS tor admfaibtratton, are oaref riO. £&^ d Wy mlt £? t0 tboß . e *&&* etttttlert to receive ffi*m7 If iSwSrid to tastrupt their aoUcitora ac to thoir wttla in of health, and miimwKfaonK " Inviolable Beciirity for the f aTeuted by the appoiXrotolC thePuWo : 2wsi??i. a yKS xeCl|ltor ; No 'cfiaftgiettftdb u»onthe deposit fot«ifeo«Btody M***r Will by•■■• ree or Ten Sbalhugß. Subjeptto the provifllQOfj of the Public TrustOffloe Aote, cay Droaenttrastef " may traneler the management ot truet'property to tha Publio Ituß;eo > .'f?hqr'vrilltheiet|poit hoLd each property upop the oijJglnaltrnetoßttaohipg thereto,; , The Boale of fees applicable to the olasees of Estates above referred to Is aa follows:— ' On all r eceiDfe of income under a trust, or on rea.lisitig property undjr _.',a will, or transfer of administration or probate .. -.-","".,■,■• ; rri*-'« ' ~-~ - Forrenderint: jeturn (it nece?aary) .. -.v-' a ,..vlW^-r--f-.-"*■' ''"' ~T'^ For rendering Stamp account (if neceesary) ' :: I ~<■ .«„.,,.,.. M • r , For obtaining pro"baW<ff i. - .i '-"!"••'" ~ '. .;77BpOTWBt/JM*x.ieer«ieU \ FortovßßttnKrimde,ifthß»m&otjßu»dTC£lfiflp , :«i .. ; ' : r ' J Fox fcywttag fund* «, _. ~,, >f The Public Trustee holds large sums of money for investment on real aOatuSte atourrent n±e* .'•'■-. ±i*tmPs of intereet. Auy tome m»y beadvimced on flrat mort^ngeof freeheld property to /-8f A ai β-haii of lt» actual y»lne. AppMoaUors for aovances will be receivedl at the < fta&frm