CABLEGRAMS.

[ B y ELECTRIC TELVGRAPH—COrYRICUIT. ]

THE AGHAN QUESTION.

aNG Io-kussian DISAGREE MENT.

•ft V ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. — COPYRIGHT.]

[EEUTEF.'S TELEGKAM.]

London, May 13. TflE "Times " to-day publishes a tele from its St. Petersburg corres nu ent stating that the members of t, Angl°"RUS3]"an Commission for the 1' limitation of the liusso-Afghan fron ,.' r are unable to agree, and the Com • doners have decided to refer the up to tlieir respective Governments.

ENGLAND AND EGYPT.

[Reuter's.J

, Constantinople, May 12. w_ pjpMMOND Wolfe, British Oom i».jjjDner, has made certain proposals tho to the date of the British eva sion of Egypt, as well as other points in connection with the govern wentof that country, and there is rea son to believe that the negotiations he men the British and Turkish Govern gtnb'i-o at a stage which" promises an ar ly settlement of the Egyptian difficulty- ~

THE IRISH CRUSADE IN CANADA.

(kecter's telegram.)

Montreal, May 12

O'Brien, the Irish Nationalist leader, arrived here yesterday. No enthu siasm was displayed by the towns people. The Catholic clergy condemn thoobjects of his mission. A meeting which he had arranged to hold in Tor onto lias been prohibited by the authorities.

THE VICTORIAN RAILWAY COLLISION.

(reuter's telegram.)

. ' •■■'■ ' • Melbourne, May 13. .All the persons injured in the Wind sor railway, accident are progressing faYonrabty, with the exception of Lern praire, whose state is considered cri ti ed Theiuneral of Mr E. S. Parkes, late Superintendent of the Bank of Aus tateia, took place at Mount Vernon Cemetery to-day, and was largely at tatel. The incpiest on the bodies of ifclduad was held to-day. After the flodies had been identified, the inquest was, adjourned until Thursday. A board of .inquiry in connection will the accident, held its first sitting tins afternoon. The proceedings have ken of a private character.

(SPECIAL.) , London, May 11

Intense anxiety is boing manifested as to the names of the injured in the Windsor railway accident.

THE CLOTURE IN NEW SOUTH WALES.

Sydney, May 13

In the' Legislative Assembly this afternoon, Sir Henry Parkos intro dnced-the cloture rules, -vvhicli are of a less'- stringent character than those Jj»icH_e formerly gave notice of.

JAPANESE WARSHIP AT ADELAIDE.

.', .. ' Adelaide, May 13. The Japanese corvette Kynjo arrived May. The officers were "entertained tySir William P.obiuson, Governor.

SYDNEY MARKETS.

Sydney, May 13. fa, 3s 3d to 3a 7d; oats, Is 9d to,JW; maize, 3s to 3s 3d ; potatoes, *: The potato market is glutted, are declining.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NEWS.

(SPECIAL MESSAGE.)

May 12. — Mr Baden Si! in his lecture at the Colonial institute on. colonial securities, con- Ned that they opened up a profit * channel for English investments, ■*« that it. was impossible that the Monies would repudiate their engage f^s., In. the discussion which |lowed,. Sir J. W. Downer declared 'm the-Australians were more Eng "Wiithc English. I overtures have been made to the pencil and Italian postal authorities JJ the cost of transit of Aus mm mails..to Brindisi. " WiC ates have been entertained J we State Aided Emigration Society « a banquet. Sir S. Griffiths advocated .gate-aided immigration, and the right 1 'he.icolonies to refuse those that ,'J>* ; unsuitable. Mr Service urged ■-^ore'farmers were wanted. _SL4- ■'s• ' D<"™*> Premier of *r,. Australia, leaves to-morrow for #}|?de, ,' _ O-^'-f v W.i Griffiths, Premier of | ue«Bsland, sails for Brisbane via San on Saturday, gjf.jounced that Sir J. F. Gar l^^MJeneral fori- Queensland, M Ranged with the British India 4*

Steam Navigation Company to convey parcels to Queensland ports at a rate of fourpence per lb weight, with a minimum charge of half-a-crown. In the House of Commons to-day, Sir Henry Holland, Colonial Secretary, replying to a question, stated that he had _ fixed a day on which he would receive a deputation of the promoters of the North Queensland separation movement. He added, that he was advised, however, that he could not act without Imperial legislation. This was unlikely, unless the Queensland Parliament resolved in favour of the proposed separation.

ANTARTIC EXPLORATION.

London, May ]2.—lnquiries have been received from Victoria as to whether Baron Nordenskjold will co operate with the local Antarctic Soeioty. Each party to supply a vessel, the expedition to start in Octo ber, and the whole to be under tho command of the Baron.

GERMANY AND RUSSIA.

London, May 12.—Germany is increasing her grain duties in retaliation for the increased Russian iron duties.

LONDON MARKETS.

f keuter's telegram.]

London, May 12.—Consols remain at 103 l. * New Zealand 4 per cent, inscribed stock is 99. The weekly returns of the Bank of England show the total reserve in notes and bullion to be £14,400,000, being £400,000 less than last week. The proportion of reserve to liabilities is 47 per cent. Colonial breadstuff's and tallow are unchanged at previous quotations.

AUSTRALIAN

(keuter's telegram.)

Tbe following appeared In our Second Edition last evening.

THE RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN VICTORIA.

150 PESSOKS ISJURSD.

The Tosssa Inquiry

Persecutions to be Stopped,

Melbourne, this day,

The " Argus " states that fully 150 persons were injured more or less se verely by the Windsor railway acci dent. News is to hand from Fiji that H. M.S. Diamond has returned to Suva on 30th ult.j with Sir H. Mitchell, the Go vernor. The inquiry into the state of affairs in Tonga had concluded and Sir H. Mitchell had obtained as surances that there would be no further

persecutions.

BAND OF HOPE UNION.

The annual meeting of the members of the Band of Hope Union was held last evening in the Temperance Hall. The attendance was not very large. Mr David Goldie pre sided, and the proceedings were commenced by .Mr J. Robinson engaging in prayer. The Chairman referred tothefactthatduring the last, year the drink bill of the colony had been the smallest for the last 18 years. This showed how rapidly the temperance movement was progressing. The Secretary, Mr Macdermofct, read the minutes of the last annual meeting, also a letter from Mr T. Buddie, asking that his name should be struck off the list of Vice - Presidents. Tho seventh annual report of the Union was next read. It showed that the work of the past year had been similar to its prede cessor. One new feature was the organised attempt to introduce the Temperance Text book to the public schools. The Temper ance School Committee was called into ex istence jointly by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the executive of the Band of Hope Union. This matter was dealt with at considerable length. The report also referred in suitable terms to the annual sermons and Sunday-school addresses, tho annual gathering in the Choral Hall, the Conference of Temperance Workers in the Alexandra-street school room, and the conversazione in the Theatre Koyal to Sir Robert Stout, the singing and reciting competition, the cantata "The Conquest of Drink " by the choir (now pre paring " St. George and the Dragon "). The debt on piatno hacf now been reduced to £9, so that during the year £13 had been wiped ofl by various methods. A canvasser had been engaged to collect subscriptions, with gratifying"results. A list of subscribers was appended to the report. Mr C. Hill moved, and Dr. Knight seconded, the adoption of the report. Mr W. Speight moved as an amendment, " That the report be adopted subject to revision by the in coming executive." This was seconded by Mr Cherry. The question was put to the meeting, when the amendment was adopted. Balance-sheet. — The Treasurer,. ■Mr Plummer, next read the balance sheet, which was as follows : -Receipts : Annual gathering — contest and other meetings, LlO9 7s 2d; societies' sub scriptions and goods, L 27 os lOd ; donations and subscriptions, L3l 4s ; sundries, L3O 15s lOd. Total: Ll9B 12s lOd. Payments : Balance (late Treasurer), LI 17s 9d ; print ing and advertising, L 52 5s 9d; rent, L.25 9s Gd; stationery, stamps, books, &c L 36 12s 9d; sundries, L7O 2s 7d; balance, L 4 4s 4d. Total: Ll9B 12s lOd. The statement of assets and liabilities showed a credit balance of L2O 19s 5d., On the motion of Mr Hill, the balance-sheet was adopted, and the report and balance sheet wero authorised to be printed. ' _. Election of Officers.—The meeting next proceeded to the election of officers, wliich resulted as follows: President, Mr David Goldie (unopposed); Vice- Preeidents: This matter was referred to the Executive for revision. Trea surer : Mr G. Plummer ; Auditors : Messrs F. Cherry and J. Brame; Visitors; R. H. Douse, J. Jenkins, J. Brame, and C. G. Hill; Plan Secretary :W. J. Macder m'ott, Commercial Road ; Secretary: W. J. Macdermott, Commercial Road, Newton West. After a few matters of routine had been discussed, the meeting terminated.

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THE - AUCKLAND EVENING- STAt^.. SAftfeDAlV ' MAY' 14. IBBt



Jfrrapery, Clotliissy:, &c //? * A II ■1N *\ I HOB SON-ST. j \\ "^ VISIT <fl. )j CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENT TAILOKS, DIIAPERS. AND HABIT MAKERS, HOESON-STKEET. We respectfully invite attention to our Large Slock ol' NOVKL-TIES lor the present season. Our Grcut Yuriety and Choice of the Best Fabrics, with the Skill and Talent wo oi'np.oy, and the great, success of our efforts toproduco Superior Garments, PERFECT In FIT, and UNEXCELLED in CUT and STYLE, Kivos us every eoutidencc in respectlully soliciting tho favour of a visit. All' Tweeds thoroughly shrunk before being made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho Deferred Payment System has been found to be a.. roat boon, by enabling thoso with limited incomes to procure necessaries in the easiest possible way. All Goods arc marked in plain figures. Cash Customers rccoivo o per cent, discount (one shilling in the pound sterling) on u,ll parcels of 20s and upwards. INSPECTION INVITED. Tramcars pass the door. ... PIASTER, SHALDERS, AND CO FOR NEW (SOL TT_U_f[E---J fjsß__j_2 ——~ McMaster, Shalders and,Co, 204 _ 506, QUEEN STREET.' (JEAND DISPLAY. ENGLISH - AND PARISIAN MILLINERY 1 AT L E SUM li' S., JUST OPENED VARIETY AND STYLE UNEQUALLED. PRICES UNPRECEDENTED. Ladies will do well to take advantage of this rare opportunity. GET YOUR DRESSES MADE AT THE BON MAII CH £ FOR 12s 6d, and ensure the beat lit and style! procurable in tho Colonies. AN ENDLESS VARIETY of tho LATEST 1 NOVELTIES in Dress Fabrics to select from, which lor valuo cannot be surpassed. • ASK FOR THE LOUIS VELVETEEN, Stamped on every half-yard, for Is ll.d and 2s lid per yard, greatly under wholesale cost A Stock of ready-made Costumes from lis 9tl■ and upward. ; PATTERNS POST FREE. BON MAEOHE, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, Throe doors from Wollosley Street East. EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS '• 2 -^ 1 TAILOR Ig\ 1^ to •... -Natesa I i MEASURE, h-i g a 50s. 555. 60s. § g W| _*&■ 'TO.;; 755. % :k H_j g . 80s. Sss. 903. g: ■< \> i ■■- .-. W ft H. ROBINSON, Tailor, ..7 $ £j \__V CORNER OP S^y & m Ns\. Cook & Grey Srs/y^r,. S r*_i ' f*VvSi;ni ■■■ 1 ,_, M __ 1. 1 ~_.i_ii— r^^, _—3 ', >,; Xif'l GREY STREETS. I '^/- ~ ™ EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS WORSTED SUlTS,.with an extra Pair of Trousers for nothing, £i.— At J. H. Dalton's, Tailor, Victoria-street East.



S>ra_>er_/, Clothing', &c p J) AVI S O N,: BAJBY LINEN AND LADIES! UNDERLINEN WAREHpUSEi Has opened TWO CASES OF NEW UNDERLINEN, Hitnd-matli and Machine-made. Some ot' the Pkettibst Goods in the Trade, And will bo sold Cheap. Hand-made Night Drcsses7froin Gs Cd'to 12s fid Chemises „ lis lid to Sa fid '' Drawers „ _s (!d.to!ss Cd Maclu'ne-ma do Niglit-Drcsscs, trimmed, from Machine-made Chemisos, plain, Is 3d; trimmed, from Ik fid „ Moohinc-mado Drawers, plain, Is; trimmed __ls3d __ . . ._, ._ tSplendid Assortment of NEW BABY LINEN. Merino Pe.isscs, Irom 23 lid to 30a; Cloaks, dsCd to '.os; Lobes, ;is Oil to _os; Nij?ht-and Day Gowns, Is Od to Gs (id; Infanta' Hoods, Hats, Bonnets. _s Gd to IGsfid; Merino Frocks, Is Gil to ns Gd; Flannels, Short nnd Long Slips, Squares, Bibs. Shirts ami Bands. Waterproof Sheots, Napkins, Aprons, and Bibs. A larpo variety io choose from at tho very lowest prices. No. 0, JUNCTION QUEEN & GREY ST3. ■^ffA'GNIFICENT STOCK '■ New Goods in Men's, Youths' and ■riLOTHING! ¥¥ATS! dm HOSIERY 1 SHIRTS 1 DISPLAYED^fi f^pF Respectfully invited lin, s^^*^lP'^ as evel'y Department J^^^^r contains some ! ■ir gPEOIALLY CHEAP Which can only be secured by jj(m making an ,<diiii|s EAELY VISIT^^^S Removing to Larger and morov^ *)^N* Suitable Promiaaa In _^r 2 51 I S^ V > > _K»ttr»y, i B_ldi_f_, _^a" S "g 5 S __ «-S S $ ° n S SS« _ S _^^ ;>s >_ & 2.'% _ _ 5^W. H. POTTFR, 187 Queen Street^C TRY my 603 Suits ! Thoy aro real nice, with an Extra Pair of Trousers for nothing. —J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Business Notices. TP ,'B A C O C X, • OPTICIAN. MATHTSMATICAL AND NAUTICAL NSTRUMFNT '^IARKR, BlIoit'I'LAND-STnEET. ALWAYS IN STOCK- : Spectacles aitdEye-glasses of every kind; ah accurate it Kimrantccd Opera Glasses ot superior quality Telescopes, Hlttooulur Field Glasses, nd Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Theodolites, Minin. Compasses, Abncyxovels D"ainage Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drpw'nglnstrumei.ts, Scales, Parallel Rulers ' Shir"* J'ORs. SoxtanU Compasses, Binnacles BaroiiicCers. Therroouicters, Hrdrometcrs Electric Tells, Batteries.and l'itlings Ivlairnct'cand Galvanic.Medical Machines Maoric Lai'terns und Slides, Hand Magnilicrs Stereoscope? and Slides, Graphoscopes Steam Guaircs And Tubing. Snlinometcrs JUST RECElVED £fettlcrs' Telescopes-powerful, portable, and cheap, Ho „ _ Settlors' Aneroid Barometers-strong and good Settlers' Miscroscopca. magnifying 1,j50 times, Alsb.Steani aa:d Electro Motor Working Models and Stcanie.-s. IXSTKUMKNTS OF KVEIIY KIND REPAinED. j OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. po.i!., 2S-i] [ni<j-i-7>ivv„-r a B T H U R |gj A S V; MANUFACTURERS' AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT. ORDERS INDENTED. GOODS-IMPORTED DIRECT. QUALITY GUARANTEED. I FOR SALE, Plain Enamelled, aud Coloured WindO* Glass. Wiro Nails'* Portland Cement Royal Remyrvtarch Havanna and Manilla Cigars Claret and Braiylies ; LrjpHß ■ AUGKLAN'D COFFEE-HOUSE L~ : " COMPANY. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. THE ABOVE COMPANY Have taken Premises in Dl? .p (JRC n_e's Splendid Block of Buildings Karangahape Road, Where thoylra-a opened their ISTo.I. Branch and aro now-prepared to supply Retresh ments at- tho'following : pricos:-• Tea, small cup, ld,.l_Tge do, 2d Buns, Id eacl Hnirpt" .. Id,. >. 2d Scones. Id „ X " Id i t S- I'arts, Id „ mSSuft, ll'd Per bottle \ : Koll KBut- GinlS Aleeri|d id " \B«ad& Butter.lc i Toda W_ er.ljd. - H^m-fanfe .Hop Beer, Ud „ f Jf«*J \f » (Milk, Id per glass ,' BMfao., Zd „ . Pprk'Piesi'M :. TEA, COFFEE, & COCOA, 2d per pint. Open daily from halC-pastsis a.m. untiUen p.m ;i_roolrsT boo tsi bo"ots SELLING OFF.'.'SELLING OFF. FOR ONE MONTH ONLY, AT WATTS' Girls' Strong Lace Boots, size 7to 9, at.. is C( <Jirls' Stronur Laco Boots, slzo 18-to 13,: at as o( Girls' Patent-_acaßoot3 size 7 t0,9, at.. as \v Girls' Block Front Elastic Side's', 5 tbO., at Sb mi Girls' Biack Fur Elastic Sides, 7t09, at «B . < Girls' Block Front Elastic Sldes.lo tol3, atts a Boys' Strong Lace Boots, size 10 to 13; at os" i« ■Yoi-y Cheap Line Evening Shoes.. .- .3-V' Very Cheap Line Satin Shoes ,'"".. ;'.". ;| s t£ Ladles' Elastic Side Morocco Boot .. «3 ,?' Men's S/rrong Bluchers, nailed, .. „.,,,* JJ' Men's Strong Bluchers, best nSako „~ g= i i' .Meii's Eiastic Side Boots, good .. .. ,•» pi And a ieuge variety of every kind of Boota and Shoes at greatly Heduced' Prices, at W.'W AT T S', '." HOBSON-STREET, Corner ot PITT-STREET Auckland.



A new patent medicine has found its way to our shores—Dr. Henley's extract of celery, beef, and iron—proved by the lead ing physicans of Europe'and America to be nutritive and invigorating, while-tho iron is a tonic for the blood and food for the brain. Sharland and Co. are wholesale ap-ents. The extract can be had from all chemists. ■■ ■;;. Ask youb Grocer or milkman for Free? ing Company's -'Shell" brand butter in half-pound pats.



Uusiisess "Eot-ics- ■X> I C H M O N D H O U S E, _0_; PONSONBY ROAD, AUCKLAND. W. COCHRAN, Sue., FAMILY BUTCHER. i f_s^__-l "rj - S^"f®|^feii»»_ GUNS! GUNS! Rifles! .Riflesl REVOLVERSJ REVOLVERS! . GUNPOWDER! Shot, Caps, Cartridges, Wadding, WinE Cartridges, Loading Apparatus, AMMUN I T I O N Op • Every Description*, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery; Fireworks, &c. The best and cheapest-House in Auckland for the above is at D. EVITT'S, 254, Queen-street. Repairs and every description of Gun wovlc dono ttho lowest possible prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. i D. EVITT,. G Knmaker, QUEI! N-STR EE T, AUCIC LA N D (Opposite the JVlarket House). PRICE LISTS SENT TO ANY ADDRESS. TO-ILL OPEN ON MONDAY. RUSSELL'S COFFEE PALACE AND LUNCHEON ROOMS, NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Opposite Aickin, the Chemist. Best Cop ok- Coffee - - - 2d Bkbt Cup of Tea - - - - 3d Best Cur of Cocoa - - - 3d C O L D L U N C H EONS; MODERATE PRICES, TO SUIT THE TIMES. WEDDING CARDS. -^Latest. Style at the Star J^ithoßraphie Works, Short lnnd-stveet, Auckkmd. \>l ___ I.- r ■~"Tn-i>3,J--"*'Ti*c-:fc-,,^PT'iilMliii I r_l fV. |lp?_i-iiiH: M ° D -B L sf Boys having Mechanical oeniu3 can be supplied with Model Engine Fitting., consisting of Cylinders, Taps. Safety Valves, Whistles* &c. ; J. HOWDEN, Jeweller, ' Quoen-street. __ . , 1 SUITS to orelor frem 50s, with nn extra, pair of Trousers for nothing.-J. If. Dalton, Tailor. JAMES M >JJWAK - C O, LONDON', MEt-tIOUUNC, AND SITVA (Fl.Il), i De3irc to intimate that- they have secured Oftlcea in DUNCAN'S BUILDINGS, Corner of Cashcl and Manchestcrstreets, where their Representative. MR J. E. HA R DIE, Will be glad to RECEIVE INDENTS For English, American, and Continental Goods of all descriptions. Christchurch December, ISSO. | M ° N u inm B N T 8 Italian and Vermont marbles, and aberdeen granite head stones in marble and stone. i Iron Tomb Railings at- Moderate Prices. Prices and ilesigns oont post-free. Country orders carefully packed. TAIT BROTHERS, Monumental Works, Corner of Rutland and Lome streets (near Queen-street Junction), 1 .Auckland. ■ B^PJP.QINT-f^~??T?y%IT-r? - WENT TO; . HIS excellency otic goverxor. - THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY FACTORY, VICTORIA-STREET EAS'j AND ■ HIGH-STREET. ; ... j j AUCKLAND. Telephone,aoß. JAMES MACKIE, Coachbdildeb, MANAGER. Builder of ovary description of Vehicles Repairs in all.the branches of the trade faithfully executed. i Vehicles Bought and Sold on Commission. Coachbuilders'Requisites in Stock. The Tradi Supplied. Country Orders punctually attanded to. Cash Cuatomore liberally dealt with. IjIISHE-R-fc C 0. 1 WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND ■• ' FAMILY' " ~.......8 U T C H E B S , : Established 1864. , 3 By'Spccial Appointment to His Excellency th' Governor, Sir VV. F. Jervois: His Excel lenc; Sir James Ferguson; and H.R.H., the Duk > of Edinburgh; also, Kosha Butchers to tin JCQUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. * Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. POULTRYof-aIIkindsPRESSED to ORDEE H^Dcalers in Game v . I Home-cured Hams and Bacon Corned Beef -in.Larg. Quantitj . Imports of Sausage Casings ' m "■' '_ , The Trade Supplie N.B.—Calves' Rennets. i u&. Customers Supplied with Ice iT'TirOLEB-'S- SCHNAPPS; is,a ,-great;re 1 Tj llef ih'rhematism, infinitely superiors brandy or whiskey. Tit am gck h"r others YV [Established 18fr21 • SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER; COX'S CREEK, AUCKLAND. 1 Manufacturers df tho Celebrated Extract c I Soati, Disinfectant Powder, First Prize Yello' 1 Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic, an 1 Hou&shold, Carbolic, and other Medicinal an 1 Toilet Soaps, made from the purest of Talldwi 1 «r e 1 Offices-DURHAM-STREET, Auckland. I N.B. — Caßh Purchasers of Tallow, Woo I Sheepskins, and Bones. i _ __-. | nnHE Best) Gift for Home friends i i JL Brett's Auckland Almanac, containing Pictorial Representation of Queen-street, Di scription of tho Provincial District, NcwGuid to ifot Lake. &c, &c. GET one of my 40s Overcoats. The are very taking with tho fair sex,—J, I ■ Tailor, Victtria-street East,



lEOBT AND STEEL MEBOHAOTS,; ~, .*- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL mONIONGERS, QUEEN & HIGH STREETS, City; Also at Newton, Newmarket & Symouds Street. MIWT?q F PORTER & CO wish to draw attention' to. their large shipments to arrive, which, added to their''already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position ; to execute any,orders,pl fto od,with :j them, and at. the very lowest prices. _>Fow landing ©s AW&MQA from London. 60 drums Raw Linseed Oil '"''" '"'■'"' 1-.IC bars Iron . 50 drums Boiled I.inseed Oil , ,-.. : ~•>... . 1H plates Iron 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil Ql S fl_i lef felie ™ ll' on «r m _o ,nU M -2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil • ;:,'-; -,< 16 Self Setting Ranges, JG to 42 .neb .s . & _~_. -,„ G Artisan Ranges ; 20 drums Stockholm Tar " 48 Register Orates _ ! 200 boxes Swedish Pitch, in 7 and H lbs. • 80 cases Gavamzed Corrugated Iron . eases'lron Chest and Cupboard Look* lo Hornjby's Ploughs, 1 and 2 wheel ._ _ ase Bottling U r iro . 1 cask Shares 1 cask Teo Hinges ~-Jl_^I s«B^^-^iw--?Liii„«h 124 bundles Hoop Iron, _ to 1_ inches 14500 fee Galvanized Tubes, 3 to 1_ inch _ 2 Ela _ k s '.^_. 2 casks Galvamzecl Fittings 4 kegs Spouting Spikes ■ 2000 feet Back Tubes . 13 casks Black Coil Chain . - ; : . ? asks J! aC m -ifcfcingS i casks Galvanized Coil Chain y 2J2 ke^AVire Na..]s_ ;1 bale p lough Lines . ' ,<;' 51 tons Black Fencing Auo L b , Snsh ° Lino . ... 5 tons-Galvanized Fencing Wire * „„_„_.n\_;,,„_ 21 bundles Galvanized Tubs ■ T^f. Itt ~ . : , ? 0,. n Ga 1 v« ?ir ny« to .i„ B ro.. l.ggjgj***-* 1 case D. L. licks . or i. _ /-. t_• * j 1 case Box, Brass, and Ivory Rules }:.PW> W"*B*^ Grubbing Adzes 1 cd.o Metallic and Steel Tapes ] ca3° Tower Bolfsr Leading Hames, etc., etc. - - . i t ) - vi inn- 1 cask bota Springs • ■-.... - ... > 1 ease T«r nsclews" Pruning Shear,, etc., etc. . - ■ } case Bolts, Locks.Latches.Steel Letters etc., & Ica c Bullock Bells ' J ctu? Go PP OI- and Brass.kettles, Bell Staples, :ete., etc. 1 case Spring Balances and Locomotive Balances • ; J case Butter Prints, Pole.Rinps, Mouse Traps,.etc.; etc 1 cask Charcoal Irons \ cask Light and Heavy Iron Y\ ashei. ,„ : _ 1 cask Frypans X case Gardening> Hedging-, and Housemaid.Gloves, eto. 2254 Sash Weights -''''-.' Now landing es ©AMAEU from London. teO casks Portland Cement G casks Bolts and Nuts - ; 60 drums Haw Linseed Oil ' 4 casked.Tapped Nuts' .■- .■■ ■: . , 50 di'ums Boiled Linseed Oil - case Lickwood Files , 2 casks Raw Linseed Oil } Ciise 1 inner Chisels, Furze: Hooks . - 2 casks Boiled Linseed Oil J case £«^.„Hoe s, Gum kmv es and Blades ~v , ; J 2 casks Putty . , , : ■ 1 case Lkctro Plate, new design 13 " Mistress" Ranges - * bales Brown Paper ~-,'. , ■. ~-r 9 "Aidress" Ranges - f.} case Piate Powder 6 "TrafTord" Ranges 1 case Seine I wine _ _ -..,_ ,-,.-..; ■ 4 " Victoress » Ranges * -crates Earthenware Teapots 5 "Enchantress "Ranges 2 bales Door Mats :..''•,. 3 American Pearl Ranges . : ! ■ ."_ ?as^ lm,£ ock,?. , •'" - ="' ] . in nn „ »_i.„,.„r, 4 bundles Wire Sieves --. ■ 12 "Queen Stoves „ , n . i— i > ■ 1 o ir;L,l «;ni, a 3 cases Tinned Tacks ~;.-..;:'' 12 Kitchen bmks . , , , .., ,_•—_■ , , • , 0 n„.n c„,, a i,„.c 1 cask Gold Waihers ; •■' ~ : 2 _orn ..rushers , , „ ~. , . ~ n 1 PI fIC ittcr cask Pudding and Baking Pans " 3 Horse Gear, and Intermediate Motions - .1 cask Enamelled Candlesticks, Cups :and ■ SaudoW, ' ~ p p, i . Mugs, etc., etc. - .; '. 1 case Hand Saw. and Mill Saw Files -, ' * cask Enamelled Basins, Dinner and Soup Plates,- etc., ■ . S EW'f Gun 3CapT P3 ' 1 case Hobbs' Cupboard and Padlocks,r^ightLatches, 2CaMotim^^ ' " Ica^arSn Syringes ' ■ ' ■ . Motions, complete , ■ . r .. T f r_ - , Tr , ,* , « . i 1 case Burgon and Ball's Sl.eep Shears 1 caskMortp Furniture,. Centre Knobs and ;Cupboard 5 crates Earthenware /, ■ 3, ._'/,, ~ ,_--,. ■•; i• . . - 2 cases Fenders, nickel mounted 12 Manghng Machines :.:;;:,:,; 105 rolls Galvanised Wire Netting , ■''?rt^T%v r.v, w;w ,' .■'-"'.-A. 1 bundle Galvanised Pea Protectors J case Brass.Screw*, Rivets etc., otc. ~ 50 boxes Coke Tinplates -' - ! - ■ I case ar4 and . J?sjy«e s Sheep Shears ... _ 1 case Soldering Preparation , „ ,' _ 2 cases Bras.s I oundry _ ; , 1 case Meat Hooks, Hasps and Staples, Angle Brackets, 1 .cask Copper -Nails, Rivets and Roves tc etc case-Cabinet Brass Foundry. . , r '! 1 case Patent Ventilators, Hat and Coat Hooks, etc, :, : " 1. cask Galvanized Wiro ;; \ ... . t ' .... J C 3.53 xirfiss oil OCt3 .•,■-...., ; 14 bundles Galvanized Coal Scoops '•'-r-.'.^ - , 17500 feet Galvanized Tubes 3 casks Bullock Chains 3200 feet Black Tubes ~."., '• STow landing: es BUD JOSEHIY from New York i" ; 177 coils Galvanized Barb Wire " ~ ■ J.-o Sa^ty. Razors .-; •>>*> ™ 0 _«™««Avo« 1 case Snips and Coal Tongs ■'. . .-: 9 cases lioys Axes , ci s c _, , , to, ,-.., -.; t;,i»' . 6 cases Axo Pattern Hatchets 1 case Slip f Brackets 9 ca.es Shingling Hatchets , 2 f ses p G»JoIHin«B 4 cases Lathing Hatchets I- * -•>* 2 cases Adze Hand lea J ca- so glothos Line Pulleys I. 2 cases Pick Handles j ,' --•. :■ } case Post Hole A ugers ..... 4 cases Sledge Handles .} case Nail Pullers 3 cases Long-handled Shovels : C a S6 Kn,fc,tede re . ~, -~--,,. i . lease Lightning Rifles ■ ,; .-' >- ,A case "JpUy Nigger»Janks , tJj . .. 1 case Cartridges lor ditto . } case fm Thermometers . i, : lease Pruning Shears ; .. 1 case Lectometers .... .., ~-,.,..,,.. ~,.-. „!-»T m UWq ; 2 cases Fancy Woods, comprising Holly, Black .Wa'muv, ■ 2 Ss^cythe Handles A - f^ 8 E^ i'Maple,'White Wbod,:M6ttled .Walnut, _ 3 2 cases Cabinet Paper ;-;.-:;- i, and Jinch thiek i ,■;, • , 7 cases Lawn Mowers ~ .., ; - , ; .lease Walnut Desks ,; ; j; . ;i ..L-i v 1 case Hollow Augers -| : _.. - --* cases Rocliester Lamps, various pa.ttew.9 ; : '' " 3 cases Sewing Machine Oil ,;j 1 crate Refrigerators""' * • ~,..;-; f 1 caso Cartiidges 1 case Egg Beaters and Augers, etc, etc,, ---3 crates Revolving Rolling Pina 1 case Picture Nails ' :- ;',, : .v ■ : ; lease Clocks > ■ - "" ' r --S cases Improved Blind-Rollers ' "■''■. ...,■, '.-.,. : s'barrels Tar '' "' :' >• 2 cases Lamp Wicks . .- '•'.",':.'!.> | 2 bundles Swings 3 case Lamp Shades :-' " ,';'''• 'V , : . . . 34 cases Sharp's Axes < . 1 case lelephono Trumpets ";;, 20 cases Neatsfoot Oil ; ' 3 cases-Wire Stretchers - ' '; " '.' . ... 12 Wire Mattresses 1 case Sluice Forks . -y ~!:■. ■■ . } 1 case Speed Indicators . .: . i 2 cases Wire Mattresses > f To arrive per CEN^SIQH, ftom Loadoa,; : ftttW;Aw.».^:A :-'■'■' 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Deck-Scrubbers ;- ; "*6l Surface Boxes ) r , -.•: 5 cases Charcpal Tinned Sheets - t 60 Ball Hyfrants For Auckland Waterworks £ pa^l?^fe lfi , . '.?•'' ' •:./>.. 100 Surface Boxes ( «* rotenr. MaU Axles . ■■■<-■■ ■ . , I C 6 Sluice Valves ) 15 rolls Sheet Lead . ~ :^, J ,. I • 2 casks TeeHinsres —-- • — ~-S-cases-Iron Bedsteads, ; '-rM'.i1 *;f.O ":.",7i;; <V 1 case Asbestos Mill Board _■ - 12 Ball Hydrants ~..,-,- --1 bale Hambro Line 5 12 Surface Bo?es-' u<: ;""; . . . r ~... ■ 1 bale Sailmakcrs'and Seaming Twine r - ( : 12 Valve Covers i -" - 1 2 bundles Shovels 1 case Twines - v . • ■'■<' 1- il'- ■; 12 casks bet Horse Shoes "7' 300 kegs White Lead 178 kegs Wire Nails ;'; 3 casks White Lead, small tins ~ : . i, ,: 1 case Glass Paper and Emery Gloth 1 case Table Cutlery y'-f■''_' "/■"." ?. • l case Knife Polish 1 case Saw Files • . ' '' ' 10 kegs Kail Dog 3 .^; ;.,'-:..;.;,.• f. 3 cases Mandei-'s Varnish ! ! " ] case Emery ,- .20 kegs WhitejZinc Paint '• ", "* 7 casks Milk Pans '9 tegs Yellow Paint :' • '" ' 1 lcaskGardenßai.es .^i 3 kegs Umber ' . l ' . ? 10 boxes Scythe Stones i ,-.*-''. ' : 8 kegs Patenf Dryers ' : " 1 cask Plugged Weights -: . , . . 7: casks Assotjted:Paints ',■'., 1 To arrive per ROnTEHBEOS. torn; : %^;i :;;;; 1 400 ke^s Blasting Powder .., ..■•'; ':-. •', , , ,3425. bars Iron I ■ '-75' cases Sporting Powdsr < ' 456 bundles Iron . , , :;:;<.• A; ; !; r i 31 Packages Smith and Wellstood's Stores ' 7 packages Furnace-Doors . = ■' 12 Artisan Ranges ■. \. ■'■ ,'. .'!!:,..'„«OT^,1 ,C : -;.-; r. = f-. - - -!^ '-^L :,.'. :.-*..■.:■:-.'.T:; '? — 21 bundles Black's Spades * 500. Fire Bricks - v -' ;. ! . 265 Tram Kails 60 kogs Spikes , . , w-,,/ kSj .:. .. . j-..' i 25 Toils Fencing Wire ' ' ,200 reels Galvanized'Barb"Wire. , ; , .;. i' ;' ;? i o_nn Gnst Iron PiDes ") n « ii 'AJ^J-l' r_ • '15 coils Galvanized Fencing: Wire ' . 246ScS Iron Connections^ / . 1 caserGalvanized Clothesline Wire _ 65 kegs Fencing Staples , c ..-.,.,. ,M.U:V-.ii>i' ..','■:■ •-...,,-/'•-':■ ;.!■ -■ ; \.'.. '.. , ; :; ( < ."-:: --.:: -•■;--' .;"; -'•'•;■'■' '•'[ '"]' : . I 203 coils galvanized Barb Wire 2 cages Garden Ho«. Handles - 14 cases' Easy Lawn Mowers . „ o cases Pick Handles 1 case Corn Sheller Fittings .■■. ~ « IcasePumps, ~ ■~-.,; \ I case Spofford Braces : ,7 .' 37 cases; Sharp's Axes :.'.•:. - 2 cases CornSheHers " '. '..^ ■.]■>:■. I ii cases Novelty Wringers 12.cases Sharp's Boys' Axes. ' :.';;„: '1 case' Emery W,h-e13'..',". '".' ' ! 6 cases Bush Hooks ." ;: 1 Demas Scroll Saw,and -Lathe, with, ■ •';_ case Apple.Parers' - ~,.;."'" ' 1 case Bow Pins .;'--,.'Slide-Rest'---'- "■"'^-.■■'•'■;'■■'■"-•■'•'; •'•;'_ 'CasejHoes^andl.akes . ■':-!; d 12 Enterprise Meat Choppers 1 case Lamp Brackets: ''■•'-■'• '' 2 cases; Granite.Ware, viz., 'Tea 44 boxes Pointed Horse Nails '~'.,., ■ ; ",* barrels; Lamp Chjmneys -. , : • -Kettles,'-' Fry Pahs, .Cups 'and 0 Cultivators 1 barrel Founts and Collars . "Saucei's, etc.,^etc.? ■'- .;»''' _ ' llland DriU ','■■.■ \ ' ■■ I.cask Silver-back.Reflectors ■*.. ■ 'lS'cases-Pehn'.sylyahjai'Lawn 2^ow.rs 1 Combined Hand Drill :-. 8 cases Union Scales,. Brass/and Iron' : s2- eWes Gopying'^resses' ;'' '! ; f' S Double and Single Wheel llocs Scoops ;:.r ,<: v 1 case Washing Blue, In boxes 4! Firefly Double Hoes " 1 case Hand Hammers , : ".3:cases-ToAvel-'Rollers"~ "" '"*" • . ~ 3 cases Hay Forks 2 cases Double'Pointed-Blued Tacks 4 Butter Workers, - 5 ' 2 cases Hay Fakes -■}'■'& Eagle WoodenPlpuglis: _.! . ; . | 24 Cylinder-Churns 3, 3 Monitor Seed Sowers j >f 'S'^y^]^^^p^y^j^^^PJ|^QtelS,.,■.' 12 H. P.-Marine Engine, 1 case Rat' Traps " 12 Pu .man's Mangles ...i\.v.\ . -Shaft, QondenegT.'Ba ot 2'ca?es Hay Fork Handles "ltcase Dover: Egg Beaters ■ ~ 7lan*ce^Wh"eol.antLGc%,e*rnor" -7^ $ 2 cases Garden Rake Handles -' '!,_,, .. . ;,„,,-: ■. ;V < ■■ ''' ' ' ' .---~-^--^r- , ■:-;;.-: ;;. ;";" .' f„ . ; ■ . ■ ■ " ■'-" ■ '■ ' * -' i V ■■■■ . '- ; ......' • .'i,' -. •: ■ ■ ■~'-.'.. ..-....:■ ...:j *•:-..' ■ .'.-'■■• . - ■>:• -• ■>-'■■ )I,' ':■ ~> '.'. ■'.'• -~.. y.', ■■■',■ VA : ;"■■■: ■ ■■■ ■' .' ..,-.;^...:'. •:' r ■■'.'. i-:.;^.h^i;'.i)7": ■' ''■-•''-• "'-'■.'■ ■ _ ■"___!: 'PO^lP^^^,;''^ J FUEEISHIj^G & GENERAL IRONMONGERS, iy" QXJIIIBiN" & HIGH STREETS, AUCKL^fE,