MISCELLANEOUS.

A, Indnstrial Exhibition is to be held at Mtß> Taranaki, in December next. a Vknier carter has fallen heir to an estate JcoSnd worth £100,000 per annum. ' Electricity is driving a rock drill, on the nwiand goldrields. Wffon John Martin is about to try an J^entin the cultivation oi sugar beet ■**?-. Bstate in Wairarapa. "jKiDer Lasa.the celebrated Ger * chess author and player, is at present S,v Zealand on a visit. Natural illuminating gas has been dis covered while boring an artesian well in Wellington district _ We Wellington Druids are trying to get the law altered so that they may erect iidical emblems in cemeteries. Apetitionin favour of Bible-reading in eohoolshas been signed by 3,000 persons ab Xjmea Plains Bail way Company, Otago, ij to b8 wound up voluntarily, the loss being £118s per share. Mr J- H. Cock, Chairman of Nelson Chamber of Commene, speaks hopefully of fe prospects of colonial trade. It is proposed to get up a petition in favour of locating Auckland University College in Government House. Ckistchurch Charitable Aid Board will my £450 for a site for the Jubilee Manorial S°me to c erectec* at "Wool-

A* pair of New Zealand bred salmon, ibouttwo inches long, have been captured jutieSehvyn River, Canterbury. We learn that Mr Devore hag yielded to many solicitations that he should become a candidate for a second term as Mayor of Auckland. Professor Wataon,of Adelaide, has snccess fafly experimented in communicating a dijeaso to rabbits which will speedily eradi catethem. Steps are being taken in Waikato rogard iig the culture of beetroot. Mr "W. A. Galu|Di,of Hamilton, has issued a pamphlet setting forth its merits as an industry. A Wellington paper is responsible for the following: "It is stated that a Jady resident in this city is shortly to be married to the Marquis of Normanby, who is now in Sjdney, tnroute to this city." lie Presbyterian Synod at Dunedin has expressed approval of the placing of hus band and wife on the same footing with retttd to adultery, but its disapproval of iff the other proposals in the new Divorce Bill

: Of 159 deaths that took place in New Zealand borough in September last, 84 mn of males and 75 females, while 50 f«Bof children under five years of ago— ibeing tinder one year. ■ In September last 63 births and 19 deaths Jsqkplace in the city of Auckland. The "lath rats was again lower than that of another colonial city, being 0*53 per 1000 die population. Wellington College Governors, with a Wt<J retrenchment, have decided to re fc the staff both of the Wellington 0^ and Girls' School to the extent of (ia teacher at each institution.

'■-, HieHoD. Mr Mitchelson, of Wellington, IWs that the new Custom-house at AickMSd shall be gone on with. The Ming is to be a three-story one, and ftp foil amount voted is to be spent upon

Tn6 Waipawa correspondent of the "Hwke's Bay Herald " states that a man WwfyPrice, one of the 123 heroes who Oim« : the renowned and desperate Charge of the Six Hundred"' at Balaclava, Win the hospital there two weeks ago. .Mr John Kelsall, balCcr, Queen-street, Ondmiiga, "■ a settler of many years' tojin^, yfho was between 60 and ™Jteof age, committed suicide on the Isw October by cutting hisi throat and Wiiean artery in his left arm. A petition from 47 men desirous of lettbng iii the upper Kaihu Valley has been Wmtpaskiag Government to assist them j»wpg out their object. The petition wtonlorwai'ded to Wellington accom- Wby aletterfrom Mr J. M. Dargaville. ATO handsome Jubilee Album has been **m by the City Council for the Free "P .library from Messrs Wyman and ™"»j PfLondon, in commemoration of Her WMsJubpee. The album is entitled Jbaiaof Arts and Industries of Great uto ' containß an excellent E|* tne Queen, and is profusely il iJ'SJ"* reived from Whangarei, Mr??' October 14, of a sad WUt Which resulted in the death TOlOfseren years of age, daughter of TW- i- Hawkes. The little one was SP mon&a PUe °f firewood when she 3?M, swd a log that fell with her crushed T .',f u% almost instant death, ujjw annual meeting of the share -7m oi the Helensville Timber Com- took place on October 29 vj a satisfactory report and balance- Mr McLeod v/as iS* \direotor, and Mr John Milae wu.R|» remuneration of £20, the ffi'^e the expenses. A vote of Chairman terminated the tkL^ rtv, of % National Insurance l*rS forthe year ended 30th Septem titoT^ fit of £16,333 10s 2d, which, Ni 9s lld hvoa^ forward wmli^'P*? 8 an available balance of W lft I Ati in*«riin dividend, at the tn&a&Bl °!. nt for the half-year, and a '®M^r reqommended now, absorb ?m mm S tobe carried forward f 1 tl iEl'| B*JliWfcionofpicfcureßby mem -1 C1"I) h» f° ciety and the Mahlstick 1 !??pi«Bnnn • un(ier nlo3fc favourable U MC *,Cl2s' at the Public Library -1 f* &A herMva? a large and fashion <:m NwlT 66 ' artisfcs and ftrt patrons 1 11.^- Afc eight o'clock j ao^ ehnie formally declared fche fl ■'■^JNali"^Btr^BinS suicide occurred U a \r ?ct°ber { 12, and caused :fl SieideS atl°n in the district « r^tnft!!-. mamed woman named m t^Ef^of Mr Osborne, a resident M< T^JferiVi)- atcd a short distance 'M ■' S4 W B6' rs O^ome, a woman H RfiVfi cKUaien rS, uf ,a" c' atld mofcher H Sfofhl'i ohan S?ed herself from :■ A»nS; for.6ome time. H W ffiSw ng of fcho shareholders of ■M 2***25 Ipsuranc * Company was i S&^fiffe, 1?0^?. October 12, M t^t'1 K^i^wan of Directors) m &**£%■ fifty. 'H iSB iiWi.■;T,ne directors placed I £ ?i° Wers fche statement of I Ce-Bheofc the yea! H ,-^tlasfc. The incora /f, r

last year is £243,631 4s 6d, the general ex penditure is £235,038 Is 3d, the balance to credit of profit and loss account at the close of the books was £8,593 3s 3d. The directorsrecommendedpaymentofadividend at the rate of 4 per cent, for the last half year. Messrs Joseph Howard and R, C. Bar stow (two of the three retiring directors) wero re-elected, and Me Thos. Peacock, M.H.R., was elected in place of Hon. Henry Chamberlin, who retired. Messrs John Waymouth and J. F. Clarke were re-elected auditors, and their re muneration Avas again fixed at £50 each per

annum. About noon on Oct. 24 a gumdigger named Nicholas Hand called at the Water Police Station, and reported that a fatal boat acci dent had occurred in the harbour, near Hobsonville wharf, on the previous evening, that two persons, viz., Alexander Lynch and Sarah Thornton, had been drowned, and that ho had saved his life by swimming ashore. He also stated that the body of Sarah Thornton had been recovered, and was lying on the Hobsonville wharf. Sarah was a married woman, 33 years of age, who was discharged from Mount Eden Gaol on Oct. 23, having been on many occasions convicted of drunkenness. Alexander Lynch was also a noted character. He was a single man about 53 years of age, and lived at Riverhead, whither the party were bound when the accident occurred. He also was well acquainted with the internal arrange ments of Mount Eden Gaol. One of the most flourishing and increas ing industries in our midst is the manufac ture of enamelled butter boxes, kegs and churns, by Messrs J. A. Pond and Co. of Fort-street. The industry was started rather less than two years ago to work a patent invented by Mr Pond, the feature

of which was the enamelling of butter boxes with an antiseptic compound. Since the industry was started 12,000 boxes have been manufactured and the present output is 2,000 per month. A small planing and mortising plant has been set up and all the work is done on the promises. A large churn was made by a firm the other day to the order of Messrs. Ambury and English. It will deal with 1200 gallons of cream at once. Tho manufactures of the firm are largely used in Tasmania and New South Wales, and negotiations are now proceeding for the sale of the patent rights in England and America. We understand from the firm that tho placing of a small duty on churns would enable Messrs J. A. Pond and Co. to largely increase their out put of churns, 2000 of which are annually imported to New Zealand. The formal opening of the IS or th New Zea land Manufacturing Company's Factory at To Papapa, near Onehunga, took place on Saturday afternoon, October 15, and passed off with the utmost eclat. A large concourse of ladies and gentle men, numbering upwards of 500, went out from town by the 2 o'clock train, attracted by the curiosity of a woollen factory in full working, and stimulated by pleasant weather to tho gratification of that curiosity. Arriving at Te Papapa station, a short walk brought the visitors to the Go's, property, where they were courteously re ceived by Messrs R. C. Barstow (Chairman of Directors), W. Lodder, Geo. Ballantyne (Manager) and A. D. Bennett (the Secre tary). The Onehunga Rifle Volunteer Band, under Bandmaster W. R. Hunter, had kindly volunteered their services, and enlivened the proceedings by discoursing selections of inspiriting music. Amongst those present were Colonel Haultain, Messrs J. M. Clark, S. Jackson, G. Aickin, H. Brett, D. J. McLeod, H. Campbell, W. S. Cochrane, T. Buddie, T. B. Hill, E. A. Mackechnie, J. Batger, J. M. Alexander, J. Lamb, Thomas Buddie, C. T, Wren, J. R. Green, William Aitken. Rev. D. Bruce, and Dr. Purchas. There was also a good representation of " the trade," who were evidently anxious to see and note for themselves tho quality of the goods the Company are likely to turn out.

The third annual meeting of the Auckland Burns Club and Literary Society was held on Thm-sday evening, November 3, in the Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, New ton, when there was a good attendance of members. MrD. B. McDonald, Vice-Pre sident, was unanimously voted to the chair. An interesting return was read show ino- the birth-places of the 375 members of° the Club. Glasgow headed the list with 49 natives, and the others were drawn not only from every part of Scotland, but from every corner of the globe. The balance-sheet showed that the income for the year had been £190 0s lid, while the expenditure had been £202 6s, leaving a balance due to the treasurer of £12 5s id. There was a sum of £10 in the bank to the credit of the building fund,and the Club possessed valuable assets in the shape of pianoforte, hall furniture, music, otc. The election of officers was then pro ceeded with, and resulted as follows:- President, Mr Justice Gillies ; Vice-Presi dents, Messrs D. B. McDonald, James Stewart, C.E., and Capfc. D. H. McKenzie; Secretary, Mr Robert Peace; Treasurer, Mr James Stewart, Symonds - street ; Com mittee, Messrs G. Carter, J. G. Harper, J. Stewart, J. Parker, J. Fothenngham, Kelly Armstrong, Moriarty, Edmiston, D. Carter, W. J. Wright, J. Buchanan, John Robertson, J. Robertson, and Dr. Walker ; Auditor, Mr Robert Mason ; Librarian, Mr G. Carter.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1887.

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BEVOLUTIOK I]sr THE CLOTHIITG- TBADE. Heaving purchased m a depressed market, for cash, a large stock of Gents', Youths' and Boys' Clothing, beg to intimate that they will offer for a few weeks the whole parcel, at prices hitherto unheard of, as the following quotations will show :— , Boys' Knickerbocker Suits, 3s lid ; worth Men's Tweed Suits, 10s 6d ; worth 20s Men's Blue Serge Suits, 35s ; worth 45s _ T slld lw ~ , _. Strong Tweed Suits, 18s 6d ; worth 27s 6d Blue Dungaree Pants, 2s 6d; worth 4s 6d Boys and Youths Tweed Suits, 10s 6d; Men's Tweed Suits, 20s; worth 30s Mole Trousers, 4s lid; worth 6s 6d ; really, worth 15s 6d Men's Tweed Suits, 27s 6d; worth 37s 6d good. Tweed Suits made of Kaiapoi, Mosgiel and German Tweeds, the style and cut of which are equal to any tailor-made, and at considerably lower prices. Also just to hand a quantity of Gentlemen's superior Light Summer Tweed Overcoats, Gents' Umbrellas, in Silk, Zenella, and Zenella and Durable Cloth, with choice handles, at Sale Price.



FAMILY BUTCHEH. I Business Notices. ' Trade- _/'>'3fc TWIST /f*i ETV ' -* ' fffl\ Mark. Wtk XxMLMftjM&.-. f§ j V^lPCr ( Sole-Mamlfacturet" & inventor "v *? K^&r^ffl This perfect starch is quite a new w^ssE^! fe^»>Js!) art' c' e> which should bu applied in /j^ .—=r f=>-<7^_ "f;Miv!^VjL.evcr''' 'l0UBe' 10W« ■* lUrons with the 4si\ """v^ JtC^~sCvv^"^t'r^ufM A^( greatest «aso and gives nn nn *iiv -"" 4Kir'1--~\ Vv'^lbhGJiJm .i«L UHUaI Bt'Q'»Oßg and gloss to the jH&ImIl W^Beiwl^^vJii&ffW^jW —5^L c°l'arH' v""'* etc. - By usltij,' VlWSa'lP'''^' 1' '' *> ■'" "tsU> ' ,-\ Mack'u Double-Starch no Ijorax •^^g^E^Ppir|^^g^»O?iS: '2 or any other addition is wanted ■jgaq^w gas3jaggaaft.<Sasy *~J%J&'ml the linen is noil preserved To bo Ja.aci ect every grocer in X It- bozea 7 cl_ j SEEG^ER, LANGGUTH & CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR NEW ZEALAND. SEASONS 18S7-1838. -^^^^l^^ SEASONS 1887-1888. THE BON MARC HE QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. J±. LESTJEUE &c CO MILLINERS & COSTUMIERS, Aro now showing all tho latest T3NGLTSH and PARISIAN NOVELTIES in DUEBS FABRICS. Era broidcred Lawn Robes, Plain and Fancy Tussore Silks, Laco Flouncinga, Braid and Bead Sots and Panels, Trimming Silks, choice and carefully selected Millinery, trimmed and untrimmed, Corsets, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, in great variety, Fancy Seta, Flowers, Feathers, etc., etc THE BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT FOB NETT CASH ONLY! DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY.—Fit, style, and finish of every Dress made at THE BON MARCHE, for 12s. 6d. only, is equal to any procurable in tho Colony. Mourning and country orders receive prompt attention PATTERNS POST FREE. Educational. Business Notices. M <L» lS^ohs inVcutl, £ t0L 2 ,2 t ucker' s wHEATEN it 1000 Mears's. Entertainments given and attended. -— T ' -*- Terms in advance. FOR PORRIDGE, &c, &c, Address—Champtaloup and Cooper, Queen- Ht fg Ot Specially propared, consists of the elements for P^ir —-—-—- _-■- 7 — the perfect nutrition of tho human boflv. Has TECHNICAL EDUCATION. — Instrac- had h i K h commendation in England from tOn in Geometry and Mechanical Draw- Hospital Authorities and from Physicians, i n g,_W. F. Burrows, Hill's Chambers, Queen- D.entiats, and the Public. street. ■ -■■— 8 OICTURE-FRAME MANUFAC- J- BYOROPT & Co. t1 JL TORY AND MUSICAL INSTRU- Have now completed the erection of costly «5 MENT WAREHOUSE, plant, and having made arrangements with Mr ju^i W. F. TUCKER to produce this articK confl •> 88 ViCTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. dently recommend it as more suitable than pq O ' * . oatmeal for this climate. O<< T. E. CARTER, AT A PRICE WITHIN REACH OF ALL, tfE TEACHER OF MUSIC, In 71b and 251b bags. i_i!z; VTOTiTM To be had of all Grocers and Storekeepers, Ww t IUXJI ' and Wholesale of the Manufacturer. 5 O PIANO, CORNET, GUITAR, &C, &0. &> Musical Instr^n^ts Tuned and T "DYCROPT AND f^o. } * d- <J> P LIMITED, ■ ' CittFloub Mills, Public Notices. _ .. , . . Shortland-street, ESTABLISHED 1859. ~ ; AUCkla"d- . GEE & POTTER, COACHBUILDERS, /nil r AV w , f-mAVV I if^HAFF i • LORNE and RUTLANU-STRItETS. fJ&Abii , QJtIAM I ! Coaches, Carriages SB™G^ J?"?/ I**' MESSRS "STONE BROS. Pony Carriages. Carts. Drays, and eiery de scription of Vehicles kept in stock, or built to (My Agents) °& JSp^ffi to P?l2tomerß whilst repairg WILL RECEIVE ORDE RS FOR ABOVE, are being executed. . in quantity from storo or \y o rks, gYMONDSSTKBETBOOT FACTORY, g &mR -— T. B. HEATH, " Being about to remove to his New Shop and V-J iractory, will continue for a fortnight Special /^RION. Clearing Sales of his valuable and varied stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's Boots and Shoes for Cash Only. /^RION. DEVONSHIRE DAIRY FACTORY WHAT IS IT? ' BUTTER, STAR BRAND. ______—- _— p O.U. 234] [HKiH-STREET &CUSTOMS-ST. W. Ha-vinff completed our Factory for the maim- __ _ _. . „ y facture of Butter (in the district •JMangare), ARTHUR ft/BAbl, and are now receiving a large supply-ofmilk, j^_ -L?JL W e are selling our Star B™nd Butter at lOd^ per MANUFA CTURERS' AGENT AND WHOLESALE GLASS MERCHANT. fml Ponsonbv Road. Any Star Brand sold else- where (for the present) will not be from our ORD ER,S INDENTED. Factory Having secured the most modern utwi "■ GOODS IMPORTED DIRECT, machinery obtainable, and being situated in the QUALITY GUARANTEED. best butter-produdng district in the Province of Auckland, we are in position to supply a better window Glats nr+irlp. than can be obtained from any other Plntp GI&S3 source. We respectfully solicit a trial from all &ff 3 3 who desire to obtain first-class butter. Portland Cement AMBURY AND ENGLISH, Chinaware ■ £ii _.. Havanna Cigars, eto. Proprietors. _ ,„. iSrRSONALT^J. H.Dalton, Tailor, gives FOR t3ALS, T an Extra Pair of Trousers or a WatofW ljo oo CASES WINDOW GLASS (aesorted Biza.) Watch with every Suit.-Victoria-street East. , .



Business Notices. SPRING »887. SPRING 1887. Smith &Caughey . IMPORTERS Ex Steamships Tongariro, Arawa, Aorangi, and Sail*, ing Vessels Crusader and Piaho. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Silks, Satins, etc. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Dress Fabrics. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Prints,-etc. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Mantles. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Millinery. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Ribbons, Laces, etc. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Hosiery and Gloves, SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Small Wares. Immense shipments of Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings, Hollands, Towels, Linens, etc., etc., direct from Manchester and Belfast Manufacturers, which will be sold at and under usual wholesale prices for GASH ONLY* CLOTHING. i The celebrated Lion Brand Geelone Clothing in Men's, Youths', and Boys' sizes (obtain able in Auckland only at our establishment) is proving itself unsurpassed for cut, finish, and wearing qualities. THE GENTS' MERCERY AND HAT DEPARTMENT Will also bo found replete with all the requirements for a first-class trade. Gents' Hats, Scarves, Ties, Shirts, Collars and Cufls, Half-Hose Braces, etc., in great variety. All Goods are marked in PLAIN FIGURES for CASH ONLY. NO SECOND PRICES. AND NO DISCOUNIS. Any Article not approved and/ returned in good con dition within 14- days will oe exchanged for other goods or money refunded. SMITH & CAUGHEY, "WHOLESALE IIA-3VC121."3r D.R.A.FIEmS. TELEPHONE 339. ■ ••■.-■.'■.■ i A^M VUlillid tf&!9£&P§?fß ETAS Im isJlSti htSUvbK FUR Btf\ g /JY %N.Z. INDUSTRIAL GAZETTE. jkjul ' 1 )AA i* S B \iis\ " The blending is entirely atten* SSL B CUi^ M f&C&x^S&i m. ded to by Mr. Nelson himself, W¥ Jjjk Wt>T a yl^llS!* % who is a Taster of great experi- S #tmSX-^t\ «t enc'?' .an 4 aas had a special IN IHt B / JJM^m\ \ TIMABU HERALD. ByJ » ,j«k Mr § fTjfpip Jffro' >l\ iRk "This firm deserves the sup lr|/A p>fc ( \ j ff g yWjjvinlS \ 'a port of all purchasers of Tea \J T\ \— **^ M 8 JT^WSl3&rr^\ as the article they offer is ' " ffl jffP l^&^r^^^. *\ % superior to anything we €■ o B i^ % have seen in thisColQny-" «^\V N ffl #C» «. Sessional ( Taster and PURE BLENDEd'tEAS? AIiOKLUND, WELLINGTON, CHR!BfOHUROH, DUNEDIN. A<SENTS EVERYWHERE.



Smith and Caughey have received, ex s.s. Coptic, a large shipment of boys, youths' and men's clothing direct from the largest clothing factory in England, 300 pairs men's strong tweed trousers at 5s lid pair A wonderful line of mens superior tweed suits at 21s, stylishly made and well finished. Their Geelong clothing obtainable only from them is, unsurpassed for cut, finish and durability. [Advt.] Food for Consumptives. Scott's Emulsion or Puke Cod Liver Oil with Hvwhosphitm or LIMB AND Soba, is a most wonderful food for th« Consumptive. It not only, gives strengthi and mcr«a.es the flesh, but heals the irritation of the throat and En-*. It is very palatable: children take it lik. millc, and in all wasting diseases both for adults and children it is a marvellous food and mrdicine. Largo and small bottles ofall Chemists, *s 6d and as 6d.



S T**E A-MBRIOAN CORN BROOM CO, EXMOUTH STREET. /CHOOSE for yourself. An Extra Pair of \j Trousers or a Watertrarr Watch with cfeh SuTat J. H. Dolton'B, Tailor, Victoria St. East. Suits, 50s, 60s. 70s.



Easiness Notices. . ■f - ; ; " x THE GREAT SENSATION T FAMILY BAKING POWDER. J..LJ.J-. V^TlTt.__,A J. OJLIN OA 1 IWIN . mUCKER'S "OARING "OOWDER -'...••' -*- For _fi3 Wholesome-!. Bread « m gf H m B E a /s^%\ B ffl w B Q a _ j^^\ n a 0 B E ■ m j^*^ Once Tried, Always Used. " ONE SHILLING AND HOW LONG WILL IT LAST? THE ANSWER IS PACKET of SALSALINE will preserve TWENTY SHILLINGS' worth of food. --^ .-. -- -_ ~ ■ , A - A -- -. v x-v in^a\7Krie? 3 £. allchemist3andGrocers' Q C) O O TVT RF^ AWD HO Wholesale Arm* RICHARD A. CARR, kZ)« V-^ V-^ V-^ JLVJL J,l JL-J k_D jTIIN J 9 KJ V^» Fort-rtreet, Auckland. ' ' , . .. .. '< ~ ' ■ & _____ E-^- Y SEASON- f^as Purchased the Drapery and Clothing Stock, of the D. I. C. and is holding a Tremendous Cheap Sale! OnE A P BOXES. To enable the growers to give the boxes away ■ ■ ™l^ZZT^^^ IMMENSE REDUCTIONS! ASTOUNDING BARGAINS I , (squaro) at Id each. For convenience of pack ing, Skeleton Crates, to contain 100 boxes, will I M ______ ' " be supplied at Is each, and returnable. De livery * roo to Wharf or Railway Station. "** . , . A LARGE QUANTITY NOW ON HAND. ¥ X I A X^ "I "* I "\ T A IV T ¥ \ /^^ T" f~\ * I T T T "TV T /""^ I a \J /\ I J I j a_J \/ / \ X II I I a 1 I I I X i I Also, BEE HIVES at 7s 6d each. A Specialty. | W\ i—\ I I " t\ V /—A \. I S \ ill I H 1 \ 1 *w- I Inspection Invited. j J Jl Vii X J */ JL V X XJL 1 II 1-J V-_^ J _* V_/ II II 1 \ VJT \ N.B.—Every kind of Packing Cases made at / Lowest Rates, and with Despatch. ■' ■"■ '' ** ' ' "'' '" " ' I ■ . ■' ■ ' Apply at the Mill, Customs-street West. ' " K~"fliFF__^"^^" Commencing on FRIDAY NEXT and following days, at Premises of the D.1.C./ ™mfiHli^E Canada Buildings, Queen Street. ■:;" » lOH4B&s°"* , .' ' S. COOMBES AND Go. .' ;. W. COCHRAN, SE sr n.,



Public Notices . ;j .';■< , > v^/y^- ■■ ' ;■"-' X. 0£ hj. lilUJ^iM^ (LIMITED), HARDWARE MERCHANTS, ETC., ETC., ETC. ■! /:-: . ' T. & S. MOKRIN & CO. have now landed their SEASON'S STOCK^of the tmdsr- ■ 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 BACKETS. TENNIS BALLS! | LAWN TENNIS MARKERS! j,/ TENNIS POLES! TENNIS NETS! LAWN MOWERS! LAWN MOWERS ! New Improved Lawn Mowers, light and easy to work. Lawn Mowers at all prices. T. & 8. T. &8. MOKRIN & CO. w! IORRIN & CO. (LIMITED). Jlllllil (LIMITED). Sizes in Stock 1 e*E?R T*? f\f^C MCc f Sues in Stock 3andopints. / v»^L B ZiUviK.i^K,O« \ 3andspints. , ICE CREAM FREEZERS! ICE CREAM FREEZEESI *' Freezers in stock suitable for the smallest family or largest hotel. • ~ WATER FILTERS ! GLASS TABLE FILTERS! WATER FILTERS \ T. & S. MOEEIN & CO. j (LIMITED), Furnishing Ironmongers AUCKLAND, N.Z. CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. KARAFGAHAPE ROAD, C W&JS