CABLEGRAMS.

MR GOSCHEN'S BUDGET STATE MENT.

•' ■' [Reuters .Telegram. J London, April 21. Mv Goschkn, Chancellor of the Ex chequer, delivered His Budget state ment m the House of Commons to day. ' He announced that fclie surplus from last year was He estimated the revenue for the current year at and esti mated tlie expenditure at £$% 1 SO,OOO. jjy ■ yarious changes in. stamp duties, by taxation of deben tures-in a similar way to pre ference and ordinary, shares, and by ■remodelling the system of redemption of the .national debt,- the Chancellor obtained ■'■ml estimated surplus of ./2,700,000. The income tax would be reduced by one penny (from Sd to 7d). .The on to^acco would be reduced by fourpence per pound, and a • -gliirlit reduction would be made on thetax 01 ° m arincinsurance 1 policies. By these reductions, 'he estimated surplus would jbe reduced to The Treasury will pay off the credit of elevenmillions this yeiir, and remove local loans' from tlie Budget, at the same time creating special' stock to. the amount of 501, 000,000 ior local loans. Mr Oosclien expressed a hope that large reductions would be effected in naval charges, ecpecially shipbuilding, next yeary and concluded by stating that there were strong evidences that trade : in the United Kingdom was greatly .improving. .

(reuter's cablegram. )

MR GLADSTONE AND THE LAND LEAGUE.

London, April 21 * ■

: The " St. James's Gazette" .has 'teiiingiy reproduced Mr Gladstone's Ind Iff' : W.< W Harcourt's language u'seclbytliem in 18S1, in which they ' declared that crime dogged the foot steps of the: Land League, and their assumption that a connection existed between the language used' by Mr Parnell arid the" League's subsequent crimes;''" - -'-'"'" "■ k * hi *

FRENCH ANNEXATION IN THE PACIFIC.

[reuter's TELEGRAM,] 3

::, ' Melbourne, April 22. iATESI-news from New Caledonia re ports' that the French officials there liave despatched the warship Dnch auffant with a government officer .to occupy Wallis Island, with the view of establishing a coaling station there ;wlien the Panama Canal is opened.

INQUIRY WANTED. London, April 21.

[special.]

London, April 21. • Two petitions have been lodged in favoiir of winding up the Mount Mor gan West Gold Mining Company. The shoreliolders have appointed a commit tee 1 of; inqoiry into the circumstances altsndihg tfie floating of tlie company.

ANTI-COERCION AGITATION.

Mr Gladstone advises America and the colonies to agitate against coercion.

COLONIAL DELEGATES AND THE JUBILEE.

' " (eeuter's telegeam, )

a The delegates are preparing a Jubilee address to the Queen. ,

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL CON TRACT.

Melbourne,. April 22,

f. The ..'Governments'of Victoria, New South;. Wales, and South Australia have agreed to the terms of the new offer of the P. and 0. and Orient Com panies for the carriage of' Australian mails. Mr Derham, ,'the Victorian Postmaster-General, has telegraphed to the Agent-General 'on the subject, but the conterits of liis telegram have not yet been divulged. ; It is, however, be lieved he proposes shortening the period of'the contract.

COLONIAL DEFENCES.

DISCUSSION AT THE IMPERIAL .CONFERENCE.* .-LpxD.ON, April 21. At the .Conference,. Mr Edward Stanhope 'said the Government were not prepared to placed a sum on the estimates-for the defence of Albany and Thursday Island,! and- that the Government would only give obsolete cannon- to the value,, including sub-; ttannp mines, of /12,000. The colo iiies .would have to constracf batteries costing and maintain a/force ofay men during peace, and 350 during war/- The delegates expressed amaze l merit-at the ■ announcement that the Government Ayere not prepared to contribute to the cost of the: con struction of - the fort. Mr Service said tliat; England ' origlit to beai , half of the annual cost. It was impossible to ask, the colonies, and especially Victoria, to contribute in the proportion desired. It appeared to hiiii evident, that the economy of- the Government .was the-result, of Parlia mentary expediency, thus showing the necessity for the establishment of an Mneriaibody, which sliouTd be superior to local politics. Mr Lorimer stated that modern guns were imperative, aiid tliat Victoria was willing to supply obsolete armanients. ' Sir Patrick fennirig&said that the: Government of •«ew South Wales had always expected tliat England would share tire cost of fortifications, and maintained the argu-

ments advanced in. Sir Alexander Stuart's and Lord Augustus Loftus's despatches. Kγ Downer concurred with the views expressed by Mr Service, Messrs Burt and Forrest (Western Australia) conteudod that it Was chiefly an I, rjperial dufcv tO , defend Albany, although Western Australia would ultimately bear the above cost, rue opposition manifested is likely- to lead to the drafting of fresh proposals by Mr Stanhope. [reijtkr's tki;kgr,vm\'] ! London, April-21. At tb-niorrow's sitting of the Im perial Conference the discussion of the question of Australian land defences will be resumed. Mr Stanhope, , Secre tary of State, will announce the deci sion of the Imperial Government on the subject of. the defence, of., the coal ing stations throughout the . Empire; " Melbourne, April 22. Sir G. Bony telegraphed on the 18th inst. with regard to Australian de fences, stating that the Admiralty insisted on the Australasian colonies paying five per cent, for depreciation, as well as, for maintenance of the fleet in the Australian waters, the Admiralty undertaking.extra expenditure in case of war. The total colonial expenditure would, therefore, bo ;£122,000 oh a peace footing. The Admiralty would find an additional suhl when it should be found necessary to put the fleet on a war footing. Mr Gillies, replying to the Agents-General to-day, states that lie understands the Admiralty will find the number and class of vessels pro vided for in Admiral Tryon's scheme for Australian defences, which would involve a total expenditure of £26,000,' the colonies contributing as above for a term of ten years. He adds, in order to secure unity of action on the part of the • colonies, the Vic torian Government have no objection to acquiesce in the Admiralty pro posals, subject to the approval of Par liament. '.-,:.!>.. The South Australian and Queens land Governments have telegraphed to their delegates to the Imperial Confer ence authorising them- to agree to the above proposals. Sydney, April 22. ' In reply to a question put in the As sembly; Sir Henry Parkos stated that when he received the telegram from the delegates in London conveying the proposals of the Imperial Government regarding Australasian naval .defence he read'it with astonishment, as'he! had relied on Mr Stanhope's des patch that the Imperial Confer ence would not commit the colonies to heavy expenditure. ,He had replied that he was anxious to act after con sultation with the other colonies, but pointed out that any agreement to be a lasting one must rec.eive the sanction of all the Australian Governments, , :',.'. ....... [reuteV] c ' .. • WOOL'SALES. • : London, April 21. At yesterday's and today's wool sales 18,G0O bales were offered. The market continues firm. Up to the present date 14,000 bales have: been, withdrawn. • : ' ' Melbourne, - April 22. ■" Messrs Goldsborough and Co: havei received the following from London, dated 21st:—During the present series 240,000 bales were catalogued,, 25,000 : bales being held over. Fifty per cent, of • the wool sold has been bought- for Continental firms. The tone of the market is steady and firm. Prices have been fairly maintained, ana have riot materially changed since last sales. . ... ■ ::-.■-.„,..,.

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Insurance. , GOVERNMBNl 1 LIFE IKSUBANOE . . DEPABTMEST. . Loans Kepayable by Instalments: THIS Department is prepared to make'rul yances on Movteage, not.exooeding one ball of the value of tbo property mortgaged,,. In sum's'of Jlouev from £'100 to i' 3,000, repay able by balf-yedrly inßtalmeuts extending ever 12,15, or 20 years, on tljef olio wingterma:— Half-yearly Paymect ~ t, lor eacli £100. Period of JJoan— , 4j s. ,d. . - Twelve years ... ... o 4 7 ~ ' Fifteen years ... •••' ° ° » ' ■ Twenty years .;. — *-;", °; . , Loans of this nature, repayaU* by instal iiientsv/liereby principal and intereEiare both liquidated within a given t.iiue. and on-terms of a most favourable character, present marked advantages to Bottlers and othe;s,. ;.,./, The "borrower, any time before the expiry, Of the full period (but not sooner^ than four yeara after tbe commencement/ of the loan), mayredeem the same, r,-?tb orwithoutu, owf. on terms- which can be ascertained AtithiS office; or at. any of the offices of this Depart ment, where al6o forma of application cftn;pe obtained. p, M . iitJCKIB^ ,' -,r / ; Cdm'niissteaßir February 21st, 1887. -^'V."'..^ ;->. "\TEW- ZEALAND INSURANCE GOH; ", .1\ t PANY (FIRE AND MARINE). / Capita 1....'.!......;.....;...:. ~..£1,000,600., .Paid-up and Reserve Fund5......£i35' 1 000... Protection from FIRE or, MIARINE LOSS Can be EfpectSd in Tins Company. CLAIMS MET .WITH PROMPTITUDE AND LIBERALITY.-.-- ' - ' ' ■ JAME3 BUTTLE, Manager. , PROTECTION^ii^Rp^IT. TWO THINGS MOST DESIRIBLE , '-•... . IN ,: , :,".... ■. LIFE :. INSURANCE, . ---■ . ARE— , . -~-. ... Ist, The Certainty of .PROTECTION to a marts Family in. case'of his Early Death, lind 2nd, The Certainty of PROFIT to Himself if he Lives to Old Age. ' THESE ARE COMBINED ' iIN THE ' '.■■•'■',"- TONTINE and FIVE-YEAR DIVIDEND POLICIES1' "" ~ .-.' , '■ OF,' THE-- :■*" ■..-.- ■ ■ jar e.f ,w °R X ,-iX: i r E E - INSURANCE COMPANY,' - ','" .';.'; purely mutual; '..';; V Cash Assets, over ': .i .'.'■ ■ £lkooi),COO Surplus-,..., .. .. 3,000,000 Annual Income',, over.., :#v .-'.'.]■■ 3,500,000 Life Insurance; Agents arid others are invjted toapplyfordetailaof-tljtsoinlahsto "•■" ' J. HUGO *-HA!RROB,' ' ' Chief Agent Auckland Province. Hobsoa'a Buildings, Shorthand-street.



IRON AND STEEL M ERG HA NTS, Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers. E'P^ft^lJT? Q nr\ FURNTRHING AND GENERAL IRONMONGERS, QUEEN . J- XJIXXJIijCi (S) UU, AND HIGH STREETS:; BRANCH SHOPS - NEWTON, ';. ' ' '~ ';,,. NEWMARKET, AND SYMONDS STREET. E ' JPOT^T^TT^Ti! $T r^O Agents' for tlid celebrated "Rochester Lamp," the nearest approach J-t'XO_JJ_VI XX) Wi -to the Electric Light. Extinguished without blowing clown , , ' or removing the chimney,; unlike any lamp; pi j IC / nTn! n Rf C~^C~} Sole Agent's for tho Shipmati Kerosene Engine. Kerosene for fuel; " ..... V-/VX. no. clusfc or dirt can be seen working on our premises. TO T^OT^'T^TT "P PA ' -Solo' Agents- for! Nobel's Dynamite, Gelatine Dynamite, and -L-J* -*~ V^l\)lljl\i Cj \J\J, Gelatine; tho safest and most powerful explosives known. t-\ \ {) \~\ f i rfl T\ Rf l^(~}' c A oents for Francis' Automatic Incubator; the most complete . — *i -*^ V_>V_/« yet made ; lias given satisfaction wherever used. Prices on .application. , ( m ' T-^llT-^T^TT^'IG) {rr iT^f^i Sole Importers of the following reliable Brands of Kerosene Oil:— .r^' , 06 UU. -Amm," ... 1...- 130 test. ;■■ j. .... • " Evening Star" ,'•.'.. ... 150 test. Large stocks always on hand. . ~W, T^OTST ITT,"P V> f^t^i —^ Agents for the "WATERBURY WATCH." A marvel of 4-Jv,'- J_ v_y. j_ \j. J_ _|_J. JL lj (Jj .V-^V-/*. ' /simplicity',; accuracy, and cheapness; price Lis. Gd., and sent -.' - "-''i ■'■; ~... through registered post to any address in tho colony for ~ "■''•'j) '>■-■■• '.-'■ . ■ 9(J, additional. , ...,-' ; ~; : ~Xt y ' nP^A~F? r Pl-T r^ 9r PA Have a largo assortment of Guns and Ammunition,, and every: -*t-^* > -*- Vv J-\i-L J(JJJITV Ou v^vl^i 'requisite for the sportsman. Inspection invited. ET^^^T^HPT^T? C"T ■ Pr^' Keep a large stock of Steam Engines, Steam' Pumps, Lathes, Drills, ..,..•..'. -t- <J JL\) JL JJJ JO\) Cxj \y\J. '~-. , -Shearing Machines, Saw Band Sawsij&c. -.'.. i, ET)A^rnTn*p CL. PP ?.Q For American Novelties of every description appertaining to House ► J- VyXliXJjJ_Lt OU \J\J> IJ ' Furnishing*' Choice Furnishing Goods from all Countries. EPnT^TTTT^ Rr PA'.Q For Black and Galvanised Fencing Wire, Barbed Wire, Staples, . JTUrilJliri CC UU. O - ;9tari darel 8 , Wire Strainers, of various patent, EnpP"O rPTT"F? Rr PA 'fi For Fireproof Safes, Deed Boxes, Cash Boxes, Patent Safety . JTVJXIJ.-Din 06 *<J\J.& Tills, Letter Pa^r Waights, Copying Presses. FT PAP' I TH I"R Rr PA 'Q r, or w -> s, ni»g and Mangling Machines, Mangles, Washere, Novelty tj» A- WlllJjJll CVI VV,,P Wringers, Galvanized and .Wood Tubs and Buckets, Box , , • v , ,; . Irons, ■ Nicklc-plated Smoothing Irons, Goffering Irons, ''--.'• .-.:.';-"' ;.' " '• ' •' Pinking Machines, etc., etc., etc. E. PORTER & GO'S F°r Cp°kinS: Bahgra,^ American Stoves and Utensils, Kerosene * " : Stoves, Register Grates, Tile Hearths, Fenders and Fireirons, ' ~ ~■ Fire' Guard.?, "Umbrella Stands, Hall Tables, Hat Racks, etc. E, POKIER & GO/S Sc ™> white ■ ;,... Lead, Turps, Varnishes, Putty, etc., /etc. -;:>'}'•■; E'T^'OT^n^TT'R Rr PA 'Q For; Corrugated L-on, Plain Galvanized; Iron,' Spouting, Down . XKJ i-VJ- J-JXI) %X) \J\Ji kJ' .pipes', Ridge Caps, Lead-head Nails, Lead Washers. EPOPTTdP Rr finiS '^ Ropes' Twine '! Clothes Lines, Fishing Lines, Cotton Waste, , _1_ V-/-LV-LJ-H-LL UU V^Vy. K-. ■ Oakum, Boiler Felt, Roofing, Felt, etc., etc, -, EpApl^ HT? iSr fiO 'S GaS Cnancleli? rs > Wenham Patent Lamps, Brackets, Hall ,' V/X't-L JJJXI) OO KJXJ.k^ Lights, Pendants, Globes, Galleries, and Smoke Consumers, ri-,.-;,,,. . .:L .. "' - -.--■■> ;-,-■; ...',,_.- ;;; ~ _etc. ,',,-. .. ~ ' .'• ~'_' '. ".. '.-',■' ; TJ^'; "pA" 1t> r \* H^T? fa PO 'S F<ir Bnißh^V{ir6 '! Corn' Brooms,. Bass Brooms, Carpet Sweepers,' JLJ.'! 'X \^„Li_L_LJXV IX) \J\J. KJ ' 'Chamois Skins, Sponges, Plato Cloths, Brunswick Black, Knife . ••'- - ; .■••■.• •' ■ ■-; " '/^ Polish, etc. ! '~ r: ;;,;' ";.;';' E, '.T^P|T>^iCj^nD ;JP T PA 'Q' F°l' Iron' Bedsteads, Cots, Folding Chairs, Wire Mattresses, t . X V^'XiX JjJ JLi 06 \J\J» kJ . : Bedding, Coal Vases, Floor Cloth, Door Mats,, etc., etc. , ft IPC} T^TTTiT? Rr PO ElMtm-pljUd Tea and Coffee Sendees, Cruet Stands,' Bis- AJ.. J. V.i;lXUi.l UO \JV.L , cuit Boxes, Butter Coolers, Entree Dishes, Pickle Castors, . •'. ■■ ';i ...,.;:....:. / - ■ 'V^ Preserve Dishes, Napkin Rings, etc., etc. ■' -■ l; ■" :-n',"' ' EPAP rl TI^P Or A A J,CJ Fol, TaWe : and Pocket Cutlery,' Scissors," .Champagne Taps, Cork-; . -t wJL^XJDjJLI) (JO \J\J. O Screws, Razors, Wine Labels, and Lockup Corks.' ppi TPfOIR^T^T? Rr GO ?Q V KrambH latorSj Bicycles > Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows. E- T^OT^'T^TnT? Or PA Have, for many years done the largest Retail Ironmongery ... _Li l\o/-JE\)JL JjjXlt <JU 'O'v^a* ' Business in Auckland. Why? Because they give every] •. \ , t , ■' . attention to their customers, and sell at the lowest prices.■'" *' ; E. PORTER & CO., ' ,Fu:^nishing i General Ironmongers: -, .'I-... ■- - QUIM MD HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND,; ,'. .. AIISO AT NE^OS, NE WKARfeW, A»I) SYMOWDS STRECT



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SEW "~SI L X S NE W YE L V ETS ! , NEW PLUSHES! NEW DRESSES SAVE THE WAREHOUSE ; PROFIT! SPECIAL ~ VALUE SAVE THE ' ,/ , WAREHOUSE ■;.':, profit; NEW VELVETEENS SAVE THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT! MILLINERY NEW MANTLES ! NEW HOSIERY! NEW GLOVES !. UNDERCLOTHING SAVE THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT! BLANKETS ■ ■ FLANJTELS SAVE THE WAREH 0 U S E psorri! CALICOES .SHIRTINGS SAVE THE : ' WAREHOUSE P.ROFIT! LINENS, &°- SA V E TH E , .WAREHOUSE ■ PROFIT! ' I 1 CLOTHING MERCERY SAVE THE WAREHOUSE ~.,.', , '. 'I. : PROFIT! . Notk.—Our reputation for giving GOOi) YALt add that we are resolved to maintain this by st havo eoiidueieil pui , business in the past. /.<•., g Cheap and Selling Cheap fop CASH ONLY.



S. & C. encouraged by tho remarkable sue cess that has attended their trading operation ill the pust. have made such arrangements f<) the approaching Autumn and Winter as wil enable them to ofler.to ready money purchaser of bilks, General Drapery and Clothing, etc. a; assortment which for extent, variety, excellence and cheapness, will surpass all former seasons. Lyons Silks and Satins, for dress and trimmin; purposes, in black and plain colourings, nls broches and stripes, and a magnificent asaori I'inshes and. Tartan Velvets, now a much in demand. Prevailing shades —Browr Grey, Kuby, Garnet, Navy, &c. N.B.—Our Black Silks arc well-known ah guaranteed makes. Ouk own Impouting, As usual very special attention lias been give to this department, which will bo found replot with not only tne Latest Novelties in Kane Dresses, but an immense assortment of tilai useful fabrics, suitablo for house 01* street wvai 4i)d. 03d. BJd, 10-3<l. Is o}d and upwards. Frenc Merinos. Cashmeres, French Twills and Beigei etc., in heavy winter makes, at lowest ruiin prices, N.B.—S. &C. arc tho largest Retail Importer of Dress Goods in Auckland (city or province*. Black and Coloured French Merinos an< Cashmeres, all pure wool, 15 inches wide, Is nil 2s (3d, '_'s lid, 3s 3d, 3s (kl up, imported direc from an eminent French manufacturing lira; French Foules, all wool, reliable goods, in blan and colours (all shades), Is, Is ljd, Is 3Jd. Al Wool Jersey Cloth, winter weight, Is Cos tumo Cloth, 7id to Is 4£d per yard. The nev Check Dress Cloths, in handsome colourings, 2 to its inches wide, 83d to.3s 3d per yard. lin perial Navy Surges, all wool, Jβ Ujd, Iβ 3id Is Old, Is od, Is lid, and 2s 3d. Anticipating a large demand for Volvotccm we have now m stoc-ic, and to arrive ex Tainn Doric, and Arawu, an adequate supply, at price ranging from Is tijd to is lid, Besides the " San Rival" and several other good makes, we kee] the celeb, ated " Louis," which vo procure direc from the world-renowned maker. These departments will be found hoavil , stocked with novelties and standard makes, on' own importing , . A splendid assortment of Nev Ulsters and Winter Wraps in fancy frieze am curl cloths (the new shapes), at prices rangjni from Ins 6d to 39s (id. These, with several othe; lota, have been secured at clearing price by our buyers at tho end of the London season Special value in Short Jersey and Curl C otl Jackets, in black nnd colours, from 108 Cd to 39 (ill. Handsome Dolmans, filing Sleeve Mantles Visites, and Fur-lined Capes in great variety. Infants' Cloaks. Pelisses, etc., Ladies' Corsoti and Underclothing, in the best makes, notnbl; the "Hibernia Sterling Lock' Stitch" Under i clothing, tfurb long-cloth, perfect "shape, am superior finish. N.B—We hold the largest stock of Ladies Corsets and Underclothing in Auckland (city oi province). | ■ ~- : '? ; All bought before tho-advir.icp in price o: wool. Our reputation for good'value in lilan kets, Flannels, Calicoes, Sheetings, and,all kindi of Manchester Goods we are determined t< sustain by marking these goods at the amallos remunerative "We receive our supply direct , l'roin the best sources (British uik Colonial), nnd have manufactured to our owi order several , excellent makes Which bear oui own name and brand, and will be found extra ordinary value. Our special value in Blankets l> xi size. 9s lid ; 10 x 4, 15s lid ; 11 x 4, 2is pel pair. Cheaper quality and' special make suitable for hotels and boarding houses, kept ir stock. Nev/ Zealand Blankets from ISs ijd tc uUa.: Now Zealand Flannels at Is 3d, Is 6d, Is £d Is 10d, 25.; Imitation Welsh Flannel, o,'d, SJd luiid, etc.; full yard wide, Is. Grey Calicoes at 2sc3, > 3d, 3Jd t ; 4.', d, :5Jd. Oui GJd Grby Calico is full yard wide, and vci-j special value. White Calicoes-in*the bes makes, including the celebrated Dacca Twist direct from the makers, and other superioi makes direct from the mills in .Manchester; each piece bearing our own name and. brand Washed Twill Sheetings, exceptional value fromSifd up;. Finlay'e Sheetings in ah widths at lowest prices. Flax Shirtings, in various makes and good pattern?, at 3Jd, •ild, s]d; Scdtcl: Jean Shirting, extra stronit, UJdi'7iJd per yard Wincey Shirting at 71 d, S)ju. 103 d. and upwards Crimean Shirting , , boot makes, at lowest prices Ex Doric, and to arrive, Irish Linens, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Linen Apronot Linen Sheetings Table Damasks. Cloths, and Napkins, Diapers, Gents' Shirts, Collars, and Culft, etc These goods, having been personally soleetei and Dought for prompt cash from Belfast manu facturers," will be ROld^as , lidrcTdfofe, at in man; cases less than who) esWe prices*-' Our stock of Men's, Youths', and Boys , Cloth ing is perhaps the largest to be seen in an; retail establishment in Zealand. \V'< would direct special,attention to our seleotior of ColoniuljGpods fromthe lcadlns: New Zwilnnc mills." Also, that we arc tlie Sole Agents ir Auckland for tho celebrated " Brand' Gi'eloiig Clothing, manufactured in Victoria and highly recommended because of cv*-. rlnibh and wearing qualities. / . ,' UE being.sufliciently we need onlj Strictly adhering to the prinp-'ples upon which w< giving it our personal atf l!t i°D, and by Buying



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~>:■;/ a ;c.: : p ; o.f;i, ;;;,. .... FALLON'S BUILDING'S, COOK AND HOBSON STREETS. -/ jpecial Line, THE, BEACQNSFIELD CANF COUCH,suitable for any room.- Ctean Goolj and Comfortable, well adapted to go with Austrian Furniture* SUITE of which, consisting of—Couch»Lady'3 Rocker, Four; Small Chairs; andh Gent.'a Folder or Kocking ;£5 5a netti ."'-.• ~ ;



KEEP pace }VITH THE TI^ES 1 IJ. H. DALTQIJ I ' TAILOR, "'.:{.| I [■ Victoria Street East, Auckland, 1 8' • : —!ikb "s;''-: --^X'IkJC I iQ '■ '" " '"'"' • - .v-ui-Jaskld » I * Tennyson Street, Napier. .' 1 '* "' JPL ' ' PA*TSIiNS .^-'£sli I \j|||ffl GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING ''' elPllllliii To *t* Basus°» '8 . Post Fre* wi"» Prlop'LUts. Wlm HP ' ? erfi:e Suit •• ■'• '^ ifo 1 IB IP ,Fox' No- ISopEeSuit 310 i' Bill F*ncy''Se '^'^u^ "^ f**fo :/ !< I^pi Heavy Diagonal,,,. '~.. 415 J n- M MS , Black ;Cloth Suit 'I; 4!ife J ~ Ji^lliili^Extra Saif: •• •VG'P w **^^r'"Ff6ckandDt'esi,Suu ri!:'7,% j' GtntUnwn'a.. " . JfS'J ,2 Covtrt CoatEi'- •"''"• .■'■■■■.■■' i .<>) jij,-!^^-^| : '' • -'■ ••'''■ ■> '111--.' ' . PRICE. LIST ."''lScii ir ' FOR 1886-1887. ' j&^gJsktiiL '? ;| LATEST EASHIONS IP ||. j h In Gentlemen's; and Boys; ! 3 t Clothing;, etc;, and Easy ;^ ■? I . Self - Measurement Forms 3r 1 * GRATIS' AND "POST FREE, ; BW'1 * j r ... On Application. ,■.,-,'.• . .:' JM" |Mh''fj f Cheques, Postal Orders, etc., ! S 8 to be crossed J. H.. DALTON. ':-.■•" ,>yffi^GSß». t Gentlemui''»'lt«hi\ns ; y *' i-.J -;,-.f f . 1.. ::.}',,«;?.' ~• Gout and,vY«irrX !; GIVEN away,).-,:": j fllpl With Each SuitiS .'. §|il|« All Goods are sent CAR*- 1 . I B||l RIAGE PAID, and if h6t ; ! jrapfi approved are exchangr-i J , '- 1H ' '6^t'br^tte/m!6ne^-!i;§f|i4l|%; - p i^ffl^g ed ■;(whiehe7er'-'*pi'e^ l. . Gentlenj,en's.. r .;...o, ... .iiii'fs ..Joy.tii., ,-,,5 ~,i,"f - 1 y ," TFrock-Costs. i.-':-I -V.' '■ '"I's-.riyfr1 tV^ ."■ * , Good Tweed Suit 210 . 0 'PI 1. SiJ | - , T >•- , G^^''»»'B .T,w«4f ': ■ .-< ' J|§r **o!£' 3ilit»;, . ! -^ "" j*"_ —" —; —•* * m P £ A CO ; C '%'*' | JL* OPTICIAN. •. >«.{ , ' ' MATHEMATICAL AND-NAUTICAL.-.;1.;-5 : ' "'-1 * ikSTR^MT>MAKEI^TJi^ailii9*,:-;: •! Shortl^nd-strket. v. - t " .. <'<-~ ')\ .-.v/'i ALWAYS'IN STOCK— '' ■•'I * Spectacles,aad.Eya-g)asses; of-every-'kind;'a'a'1' .-.'accurate fit guaranteed ... ■>i■-; ■' "••-.\ Opera Glasses of superior quality,- -i-i .-, ArjT Telescopes; Binocular" Eldld GrlaSgeSiand'Micto.., - , scopes; powerful and cheap ' • "■• '-'• " Theodolites, Mining Compasses, Abney Levels i'u Drainage' Levels, Prismatic"Corhpass'es irak Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulerl Ships' Logs, Sextants, GompasseSi JE^innaele^'" i ! | Barbmetors,Therhiomefers, Hydrpiheters' "*• r-.\U -."-■: Electric Bens/Batteries', and-.Fitrliiffs ''■:';«iSv^"', MagnptieiandQalyaniCiMedicaliMachinea , f, (> ifagic Lanterns and Slides, Hand ilagnifleis- ,'™ ? « ■:',•' Stereoscopes and Slides, GraphosCopes'" ■"'■#"■■ -»?*•■ ;|; Steam G-uagesandiTubih^Baliiioiheters erflV -S '~,;. , ; : ,- JTJBT.: RECEI.yED-(?i *rtws&ffiJ^-J Settlors! Teloscdrjes—powerful j. portable,-! randw :"-'v , cheap, lis j i; ~. , ,>.»» Settlers' Aneroid Barometers—strong andgooct',7* - - -\2ss6d " "' ' ,l -;i ' l!"; ." ": '"'': '} fv^m Settlers'Miscroscopes,-magnifying .l^oOitimesvy i ; ..^S.Cd-, .... !.. ;. ' ■• ,T> ~., ~..J>>t , ' , Also;'St"eam arid Electro Motor WorkingMoaels . and Steamers. " ' '■ 'iV-\<i INSTRUMENTS OP'EVERY KIND REPAIRED.'.-', -i -~.,;. OPPOSITEiTHEvPOST-OEFIGE. .«hm t— : ■■,-■:.-.,..,j c^W^tol'; v mHE AUGIi-LAWD> GOFFEE-HOUSE : ?: •'" ' COMPANY:"' -T ::r" • , KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ,^^ T i ■■>[ , ,_, THE ABOVE,COMPANY ' ' : / , m 1 ' Have taken Premises in _ ,',',^-j : DR.' Purchas's Splendid Block op Bpii-DiNpfS- i Karangahape Road,■ '' ,-" '.:;!in<>jnO J Wricfe- they* have opened'their No, 1 'Bfa^^h',... j ,- : and are now prepared to suppl^'R.cft'esbv/ ''M : j 1 ' rneny_atjhe ..tollowing^pnse^,,:—^^^^^j^' ■•] Tea,' small cup, Id, lwge do,' 2d Buns, Id each . i Cofl'ee-;■„! ~ Id., ,; 2d- Scones^Jda^ J Cocoa, ~.., „-ld,f. „ Zd/TartSi/ld,-,! &',{■& ■'•■' Lemonade,lldpcr.bottle '-Rolt'&'But,,' . Ginger Beer, lid „ ter;lds'- *" '*. "^ GinKcrAle, lJd, -; . „ ," .-.Bread&B.uttjss;id * Soda Water, I Id, „" '' Ham Sand?., J^jr Hbpßecr.'lM ! '•'"„". -''wiches,l'2d-',,'*: ; Milk, Id per glass Beef do., 2d' „ ' j Pork Pies,2d ' j,,,;,„ ? I 1' TEA, COFFEE, & COCOA, 2d per pin't^iy | Open daily from half-past six a.m. until ton .plm^..; || G" 0' "T 0. B A- T -H'l? U to ROTH'S.PUBLIC JFIOT. .COLD,- .ASih ' SHOWER BATHS, Victc-km-street Kas'^l: :■: • Chargo-OKE SHILLING. Open all ~wt;ek..^ ;j days from ii a.m. to 9 p.m.,. and, SUNJ)A*}Si .MORNINGS from C till 10 a.m.. The..batteai | rooniii arcall. priyate,' and. supplied rvyitli WWfi " 1 conveniehefe,- Turkish', towels,, flesh,; ano,,!»g«B 1 j f •brushes, combs, respirators, .soaps, &c. s>eic«.i» J Bath-rooms (private) for,ladies eveixfter^SißVi^ I hours., with fomaltf attendtihce;: one Shiiiing and I Sixpence. Please note tho Address-victoria- 1 ; street East, abows .tho. Groyhotmd.H9.te4»M A |, | •ne»tHh#Ch«a"fr:'l»WhlghWrdrnittiroTaart, • - | Auckland, N.8.-Barberlnattcnaapcc, '. ■ " .: Z<<- ■ ."V _: :.'J