Water Supply for Devonport.

A Breena Amour, the Councillors

ATlheß .roi'i'hC 'uncil inc.tin!', Dovonpoit, iliat itnr new w>n «.i ™"" ' lull depU, and "ll lhat ,ci.u,„J «..« to tejiTitil cipoc.iy. Mr B.OM. _ovbd, -That the Wat.r.orke Committee meet tomorrow evening to con _Jei matters in connection with water sup. nlv md that Mr Knox bo requested to atien'rl ; tbo Comniitu c to havo power to !'°S<iiiio of tiro CoiincillL.r.-.nbjectrrl to hold iim anothor meeting to morion, out " vvus pointcil out that the engineer conltl bo present and K lve valuable ii.loin.alio.., and tl at ■."ii us innttcis ill O'.'tir.er-lirin "A'lth the wide, supply ought to bo disco-Sid in o.ni-

mitteo. , . . . . M, Brown .toted th'it. thin was hi? view. Mr X, VV. Alison said that it wm « «reat piiy that they could not dUcU- their bust nonn publicly. There appeared to bo an impression tint it wan determined to mako tho well a eurc-n whether it, was or not, Iv justice to the i«repai«ra lie concidered that the matter shonl.l have tho fullest, pub 'C.tlUis Cumoron and . hiloo. inl< rrupted, BajioKt-butMr Aliaou«us m.al) talking to.heiepoitcs, ro.d'.'.eio called to Older. The Chairman also lequeeted Mr Alison to retrain lrom personal icnmik. Mr Brown _iid personally Im was not in favour ol tin. ivi.ll. VMiy ho moved tho i-csoliition now beforo Iho meeting was in oidtr that tiny might consider va line im portant questions t c supply, "td before it wont fiirlli to the public. ~,,,., Tho Major wm inclined to thu.l; thrrt Mr I'.ruwu wai correct in wishing to (house tho matter privately, and ho thought that Mr Aii-o'. wou'd ag.co with his views when ho kn.w Mr Brown's obj.Cls in moving tho

Mi-Ahum said that somo voly erroneous paragraphs had appeared in tho "Herald" respecting I lid will, and it was clear that .-cine persons were determined to mako tho v. oil a success whether il was or not, Mr Bartley : Who? Mr Alison : You, sir. Air Barlloy r It's a downright falsehood you are .peaking, -"i 1 " Alison \ it is you who ure speaking falsehoods Mr Bartley : No; it's you, "ir, who aro eptaUi_g lal-thjoiis. Is it not a downright piece ot imp-mottie., gen lsiuon, for him to make statement- in this way '! Who stutl-d tho " ilendd," sir ? Mr AlUon : It was you, sir. Mr Bartley : No. it was you, sir, Mr Duder; 1 fancy thu .-Humid" has been Btult'ed by both titlisi. (Laughter and hear, lica.'j J he Major feared ilia', tho meeting was gel ing out ol Older, and ended tho riiecus _i_i, which was _iuoiuii.it pretty goneral and unreportablo, and subinitle-l Mr Brown's lesolution, which was iigrocd to, and ether business was proceeded with. At a later stage Mr Knox, tha Engineer, put in an nopcarancp', and .", fcHggestion ipadp to ;lie 'eft'eet lln.t the wator supply question should be dealt with at once ({live rise t i some moro filial, about thp >* wt|l '' An. ii r outbreak of p-.ifconaliliis was threattmod, but was pretr.ptly stopp, <] by iho Mayor, and bns'iu i.n wa. rcniiuied. __oro Clua. rolling. The. C.uncil was by ihis time i|| a rather distil hul slhti', aii-i il-.; s'ligiiiest matters ol iidfoiiiit-0 thieatened ro bring on a genera! quarrel -Mr I'hilc. _ hiquiicd if Mr A.i-r.n, -enr , La I forward. .1 any i.j '|- >c Ihe ('-.'unci's rt(|iiist icsptcting altoratioh - f the b..u.id_rj lino on Boaoh Koad, and iho -lay.n having un»/erce ia tiie li-^.ti-e, Mr I'-ilmx llinvcd, "Thai .-,_ no reply li-s iiten ii'cei-.ii '■ nu Mr »'i» n, rui.iur, 'l.v Snrvy I.V|i ..itn.ent be riqm -t I ■) to fi-.l ■.;_•_ tho C luncil with a iracing of a plan _hu -. ing iho po-ition or line ti road at D.vonport from ' I urch sfrc. t• . tho Nor.h Head."

After .-ooio pencr.il comment bail been made by -iii.! Coiincillurs Mr- 'A W Ali-on a.-kod i[ Mr /,.|-o;i. ..v'-l"i'. !l.'l not undo appicatioii for Uocu^ifnia re! ting to tho land which thi- Council had not ut shown to him ? This was an old Jispulc -.vhich had croppail up repeatedly. Tho Mayor mid rhat Mr Ali-on, son., had a-ke - loi irrrrt.iin documents, bu! Knfovtu oati'h, they coald net be found at tho time. Mr K. Vv Alison said thai iho mutter wo. brought up through personal ill feeling. Tin, Mayor and Mr I'hilco* objected to Mr Alison mulcing s;ic!i atateipeots, am! asked 1-im to iclrain lro_i indulging in per sonalities. Mi Cameron : The fence was moved by Mr Alison, and tho residents know it. Mr Aliron : The fence was erected as agreed seventeen yean ago. '\s a rcatier of fact, Mr Ainon, senior, had asked to be thown tho documents ». lino of i jad, and the documents could not bo found Tho Mayor said tha Mi Plo'.c :: _■ •- not awuie of thi- when he ,«uv- rl hi- res- Union, but Mr Alison insisted that ihu Mayor had explained the matt, r previously. Evriitunlly Mr Phllcox ugreed to with draw the motion pending the HUcoVcyy of old n.jiiutes r,;-].l .orji-wc-i.ts between Mr Alison ami' ti;'u Road Board, an 1 I Ilia had tho ell' ct of once uj-'ain bringing business under reasonable dircu-'lon.

HOSPITAL BOARD.

Tin: weekly meet ing of the Board was held yes -idaj af'ernoon. A larao number of porson- rittendfd tho ollices of tho Board,

applying far tho position of engineer to the Hospital. Henry Hull was finally ap-

pointed, at a salary of £75 por annum, J VV. Whito was appointed Clerk of Works

to tho Now P.eiuge at £-1 per week

A deputation consisting of Messrs G. Aickiu, It. H. Reid, T. Ellison, und U. La ; oche, inhabitants of Park Load, at tended to protest against the erection of the pioposed lover hospital so noar their houses. Mr Aickin acted as spokesman, quel pointed out thtji; although the hospital w is build ing for use ns a typljoid ward, thoro was no guarantee that it would not be iued for small pox or other dangerous epidemic, should one break out in Auckland. - iho Chairman answoied that tho Council hud settled on the site, and it was, io his opinion, a suitable ono.-Mr Mackechnie moved, "That tho question of site be de ferred, so that tho Committee might inspect tho sito j also the opening of tenders"— Motion carnod. -It was aftorwaids docided that tho doputatii.u meet the members ol tbo Board and Mr Wade, tho architect, at the proposed cite, this morning at lI.UI, The Bouse Steward reported that further acco modal ion in tho way of cooking for too incieasi.d number of patients was re quired. Other npor's uf tho Lady Super intendent, o'er . v'ore pa-sed —Mr Graham icpoited that theio wiro JO male anei 1. female patients in tho '^ld i'.copio's, Kefuge li(- l|.-t oi 'th i'o receiving relief at tho irticklnnd 1. i-i en.-aiy included eight, mostly children. T_o=e per.-ons receiv ing outd_or lvliet werp (during the past month (n aucldand): ;!.0 adults, 013 cliiUlren ; out diririets : i! 4 adults, 1r! 1 children — Mr Graham reported v.ith regre-c iliat ihoro was an increase of de.-tuutit n this mouth up to tho 2Sth inst. Tncro were lIS .dults ar.d 120 chihlrtn, new cases, as against 31 adults and _7 children of the previous month, 'Ihis slio.ved an increase of 37 adults and U3 children.— Some unn^ideioble difeussion followed, but without eliding in any decideel line of action. Some cf the members ol tho Bj.iid were in favour of a small Select Coiiimitteo to inquire into the cases ol" some of those obtaining re'ief to see the Board was not boing defrauded. —'1 he Homo Commitleo's repot staled that J Brown applied for incica-o of liuges allo.ed. -Tno Committee expre.-sed to tho librarian their disapproval uf his action in canvassing for signatures against the CD. *ct.- it was agreed to carry out Mr Wado's rccon_mondati_n with regard to tho enlaijjerfltmt of tho stouard's horiro —This rt'poit, with an additional one dealing ..xith v,„ apiioiiiuinntof tour uunn to the new lev-.r .-.aid, was adopted In ansHcrtou ciicular iioiu tho Depuitmi-nt in Wellington, it was dte.ded to lurniah what ai.iiuol esiimates wore ri quired.—The Secretary stated ho had received a fire tram Dr. Wilki , ot Wiiurhtl-oa, v ictoria, accepting the appouilmetit of House Surgeou.

1-x.Vf Bifoob -Messrs H. Mlright and W. C. Mnlin forwarded a longihy report upon the dodgns tor tho now iieiugo. They luuud that the pri/.o plan had beon generally followed, but, the dimeirsions b„u been re ductd by 56,500 cubic toet, principally in the kitcheu block, and tho height, of tho rooms throughout tho building, which have bien reductd from 14 feet to 13 foet. The conditions also stated that the style should be plain brick joints pointed. The specifioa lions profiue only trowel struck on pointed joiots. Many other differences were pointed out, and the consideration of the roport was deferred till tho site of the fever ward was inspected. Mr W. G. Gar rard wrote, a letter complaining of the Ks lieviug Officer Bingiing bim as not re quiring relief— JNu acciun was taken in the matter. The resolutions ut the Auck land University College Council re the Medical School . .re read,—Mr Maya bbW

ho had- been acting under the impression that the school was for a porm.neot medical school.- Mr Mackechnie said t.h_ report upon a speciSr -_,u».r .v.- '-'-~■• f..r, and 11.-. doctor's opiuion was ,-ent. It v^as for . llu Eomd to decido. Mr Isaacs .;aH as a body Iho medical nieu wore uirain-1 the pro p-id ri letter lrom Or. Stocbvvell o'i tha suject war rejd H. staitd ili.c tho prttence of a direectiug room ii. any part oi the ilospit.l grounds (over 12 acres) was most undesirable The atmosphere would be most injurious. He sugiJtr-ted that the one in Symonds street Cemetery bo used for the dissecting room, and a small crematory iurnaco erected thoro.—Tho Board then adjourned, without Deciding anything on this subject, till to day at 10a in.

Devonport Borough Council.

The ordinary meeting was held lafl even ii,j, Pre.-ent: - The Major (Mr M. Mccol), woo presided, and Or.. Burgoi:s Brown, Bartley, Philoox, E. \V. Alison, Cameion, and Under. BoKODOH Fund.—A telegram from Wel lington -tated that £2-,0 had bieo paid into iho Bank of Now Zealand for credit of borough fond account.—The Chal-man said this would leave the boiough overdraft at ..-IDS

Slip, on Lake Road. The Mayor was ri que led to cruder with thu (his Company ri- clip* on Lake Road, and iho tender of .Mo.^sri- Wells Bro?, of £11, was accepted for removal o? slips. Mr Knox, entcirieor, who arrived at a late stago, submitted a proposal fur dealing permanently with slips on the Lake Road. Ho estimated the oast at under _10 a chain. Town t. i.kkk'. Ft was ogroed to forward then signationof Mr B. Tanner, and request His Excellency tho Governor, tv appoint J. Dm.dal as Town Clerk in his-tend.

PIUM-IITY Tax —Tno •■ 'ommhsionerwrote that beforo objections to tlio borough roll can ho heard it will bo n.eo-sary to appoin* the Resident Magistrate to not as d,udge of the Assessment Court. '^'he judge will then iix tho p apo at whicU ho will nold the Hitting, (see. Si. oi "The Rating Act, 1870 "J. The matter is now in Ihe hands of tiie Cohitii.l Secretary's Department, and will receive duo attention.—Tho Mayor pjtnt-d out that Iho delay on the part of the Government had made matters rather a.vkv.aid, and no judgebad been appointed, whilst Ihe time lor tho Court to H( s^d practically over. Ho reared thr-.t the whole matter would have to ba (j'r-ncr over again, but hoped that th? informality could bo overcome „y Srderdn Council.

Scoria Pit - The Mayor asked that con .ideraliun ol'malters n control of the scoria pit be de'erred, and that in the inearttirno ihe removal of scoria bo prohibited owing lo the dangerous stato of the pit.—This courso was agreed to.

Liiikakv. —Mr Bartley prom.isc.ri f.o sub- j mit v smaU . ketch oi a ljuil.'iing fpr c, public library. The i if a r was accepted with j tlnjiiUs, hut. doubts v.iro cxpr-.s.ed as to whether the Cuiii.cil wus p. opart il to spend : U .00 on the election vi li building Tu(A..r,. -w-Tho M.ycr said that ho h'li. itit»rvioa.l Admiral Try on re the; Trianglo.u.d sutigistcd that tlm mutter be ' [..-lau.il li-fuia hi- nicc.s or, A lu.in-1 i'air _* Admir.l Tryon said that whatever propo -Is weo male wonid .irfwive full tronsiih rati.-ii, nio-i ha «i-o statu! Ihat privrr.;: ~.,■ ~-. i.rd i li-rird asiuuch as £10 ri foot !rr tlr .; '.und Ci.Mi.Tr.r., l'r eVawr.-ri'e.lli.i. holiad been i-.fo'ined tha- tho U._imi Odholic ;nd nlt.iiir..-! s Oro»ii grant ti r their por- Ij ,n of Ihe oiour.d b-i: he could not speali mi horita-iv-!y. not having -een MrTolc on (Ire subject. Si.Af-.ii-i i;n iiousk — Tho Mayor stated in.' M'...-r.- Bond had no; yet made ampli cation it ricei «.-.', aTii tho Town Cltrlt was instructed io a-k Mem.-. Bond to conform with the bj-i.jisat once, wi-h tiro alter native that, the mutter be piaced in thp hand- of the police. RETL'KNISC Onr.rEß ,\S-.. L_\KL!_— It wa- agri-ij to i-rvi P apoii.-alions for the j p_it;.':n' o.' I:oturnir>_ Gll'icer-, and also i tfi.-it :t rp.ciat mreting vi toe Council be led -ai -he Dlst. March to iix the levels oi eoverul ipa.ii, and for the conri-ieratioii oi by-law No ~

MATCHES.

SATi;ft!.AV af-ernoon witnessed the com n one, ment ol the third ami lin_l round for itie Auckland Senior Cup The weather was lire, tha attendance remarkably good, mid ihu ground in excellctrt condition, and a- a natural consequence a very pleasant aiternroo was spent on thu Domain. Tho matches commenced yesterday will bo con tinued next Saturday. Auckland, v. '_—lev-*. Auckland \v{mt t5 t»e wiokets ilrst, and triado v, veiviaiiiably good start. Their innings did not ch'so until they had put together 159 Barton made a Hue dis s ray of bat ing, and totalled Si before he was cauyh', while C F. i'.eid e-y-itd his bit for 42 V ir.i ho,] scored l' r withe ut IU-r Joss ti! i, _ic„et v. hen tho stump., were drawn, .« I'I'KUSI-.. -First Inmnos. Uev. T. Rirh-irdß. I, Htein ou 10 W. 11. Hawkins, ih o*n out 2 \ KJlcwcb-fin-ii 3 W. I. Lai tan, c Mi'.'lieis n. li -V. XlaeCor iiiick ..81 A ■ _.rie_'. thrown out I '. V _'lr'~-X'.:..Ui "" . i> ('.. (lirrln.r, ti A. Maj( orrnick .. .. ... 0 W. VV. Ko ir.snn bA. itirConmi k .. ..10 A. G Mm. .bA. MM-LVniii-k - .. 0 A. .b. ak-, 6t Hiivvie, b .t.lllscn .. 1 Extra- . Total 15 H,.«i..KC. AKALYSiS. N_n-.ii (..-.■_. Mdi.s. Kline. Witts. VV. . .ou son ..35 2 7 09 I X M r-li. is _ ..IS 1 IB 0 \. A.. e.L.111.i.k SO 4 -0 I D. Lynch.. .. '-' 0 17 0 Unitkd —r'iiat: Innings. C. K. McOorinick. not out 10 W. Harvie. not out 3 Extras 4 Total fop no vricUuta !7 Hollands v. Gordon. Tire scoiiny: in this match was very null, nonsit-oriti!- the condition of the i;round Holland's put together 7S in their firt-t inning.-, Beard being the piincipal contributor with 30. It was expected ihat Cordon would have topped thia score cushy, but eight of their wickets fell for 4S I UP,-". Holland's - First Innings, W. n.-ard, c Gould, bW, Meldrum .. .. 30 11. -houias, o Mor-rsby, b Gould .. 0 U. VY-lker, b 'A. Meldrum ? 11l M-.lls c .V. Mfl.um. bL. Meldrum .. 10 VV. Yen ey. c Ans une, bW. . .elurum .. 0 . - iii. t ad, lbw, bG. ulri 13 J. WaU,oe,oW M„ldrum,b L M.ldrum .. ll n. Horry, rot cur 2 J. Hobson, st Lus'^-. b Gould 0 ! v Mils. oW. liybu- n. bG Gould .. .. 0 j F. Biigh ori.si Lusk, b L-loulil .. ~ 1; Kxt as ( ; .;. .. a ToV.S 78 Bowling Analysis. Na- c Overs Mdu. Runs. W Ktt». C. H. Gou'd .. II ;l 5 15 a -lily .. .. II 1 :- 0 VV. Murdrum .. 1( 5 2. :i L. Meldrum ..14 S 15 2 Gordon.—First lui.in.fß. L. Meldrum, b E. Mills 19 II l. l.issliig, lew. bG Mills 11 Murei-by. c h. Mills, b G. Mills 5 A. Meldrum, c Brighton, bK. Mills .. .. 2 J. Ads nnn, b K. Mills 1 11. M tic mm. b G Mill- 3 W. J. Hj.urn _ Rrightr.n, b (I. M-lls 1 11. H I u-k, cE Millb, bG. MiUs .. 0 it. H. Gould, not out 0 R. M. it} binn and Kelly o bat 0 KsUns (I Icval fora wiokt's IS li. Milis took live wickets for 20 runs. Auckland Second v. Waitemata. Auckland v.cot in tiist, and made 55 R. Neil assisting with '20. Waitemata fol lowed, hut. only succeeded in getting 51 runs. Auckland had lost oue wicket lor 14 in their see.md innings. Parnell v. Onehunga The latter batted first far a total of _G runs, none of their batsmen being able to play Hill or Donald. At call of time Parnell had lost four wickets for 140 runs Wandorors v Waitemata 11. Watideie-s won this matcii by 12 rim. [on iho font inuii g-. l.yuo and rvlunrn, fcr Iho Watidotei.-, and Gillespie and Smith, ti-r the \Vnit_iuati. (iid b.-.-i. -. i h _h_ t-u. In the bending Stantwi and Whulan bo.il.d will lor Ward rc-i-, WM.-u til Id-pi. a,o Smith d ill.he.mmc foi Unite mala. Auckland Third v. Sloseberiy. Auckland won by eight vsickels R)-e berry seeoud innings concluded for 07, and Auckland made the requited 45 for thu 10.-s uf tno wickets. Alpha v. Richmond. Alpha won by seven wickoia, having scored thu necessary 36 ruco tor the 10.-s oi three wickets. St. Marys v. ISaclty, Logan, Steon and Co. The Warehouse team won on tho fi et innings by only two ruua. St. Mary's made 04, Darby getting 16, Swales 14, and Father O'Gara 10. Macky Logan's got 00, Vrckery, 31, and Hibbs, 12, being tho principal ecorere. The return match, Mr Mumford. , Twelve v. Eighteen of tbe Manukau County Cricket As.-ociation, will be held on the JDomain Cricket around on Wednesday March', flay to commence at 10. SO,

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LTT-LAMD EVO-inG STAR, TUESDAY, MAEC^_ 1, '887



TO-MOKKOT, at 12 NOON. ■ BESIRABLE CITY* LEASEHOLD, | Having y Years » "'"• j G-io'^£iziiWsiSvlT^ | on Wcilnealay next, at 12 o clot k siui p. m_AT LARGE ALLOTMENT, near | T^e/w'^P?o^r^t°^.^l to Market-street by.-"j^' '^v Brick Shops together with the t»nJ^rge s and concrete foundation mi contKin , o ur SSalh wUh good eellanige, and are now j °^. E a .S^m heonsotd separately or in one j lot. G. \V. BINNEY & SON, Auclionecrs. TT.._u 1 [B, l>. TONKS, K. (1. OAKH. | l _O-M0 X X 0 W, At 12 o'Clock. HUBSTMERE ! HUKSTMERE I NOTICE TO INTENBINO PURCHASERS. THE ALLOTMENT, on tho Plan -.loafed Brown adiolniMt L0t010,,11. and 1" will be sold with tbe real of tho Kstato on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, At 12 o'Clock, B TONKS AND CO., A-cttunt-r.. •r o - a o it it f> W, At 12 noon. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD HOTEL AND ALLO'ME-T. CORNER CO!iK. AND HOBSON STREETS, BXACTI.Y OPPOSITK WEBB'S MUSIC WAKKHOUSK. BY ORDER OK THIS MORTaAGKK. T. M. JACKSON Has received instructions from the Mort_a_ea to sell by publio auction at his Mart. Vulcan Lane, on above dale, Pr_RT OF ALLOTMENT 3, Section 28, ' City of Auckland, containing 12} perches, more or less, bavin, a fronts), of 19ft 2ln to SSblon aueet and a depth^of G.ft 31n to Cook-St. Tlio abovo in one of tha most valuable sites in fh. eitv bein . tighc in tbe centre of ibe business pa_t of' Hobson-str et, and sl.oul'i secure a considerable a_ouiit ot ronipetitlon. For plan, condition, of sale, and further particulars, apply to the Airetiuneer. T. M. Tic KSO N, Vulcan Lano. W. H. COCHRAN-] t'MS. IMOHK T O - M O R R O W, LEATHER CLOTH LIBRARY SUITE, MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE, CEDAR SIDEBOARD, WRITING CABINET, WHATNOTS, OCCASIONAL TABLES, VASES, CLOCK, FIRST-CLASS PLATED WARE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.



At residence corner of Wood and Fern leighstreets, Ponsonby. The subscribers will sell, at the residence of the Rev. XV. Edwards (corner of \\ ood and Fernleigh-stree-. I'onsonby), on \\ ed nesday next, at 11 o'clock : THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, nearly new and in !ii_t-class order, eon -B'3tLc_.hc"r-coveredr-covered Library Suite. Whatnots, Ladies' Writ ink' Cabinet, Ladies (hair. Occasional Tables. Vases. Uon_ (..lock. Cedar Sideboaiil. IrXiXTi'.o-i'i. vtkd \\ are. "\laho_Miiv Iliri i n ur-i'oo v; .Suite.. Ihninr-r Table and Cover, Austrian Chairs. Fendt -: and Irons. Brussels Carpet. Hocking and Folding Chairs, Hat Hack. Domestic sew ing Machine (nearly new). Iron Bedsteads. Palliasses. .Main-esses. Iron Cot. Oval Mirror, Folding Chair-Bedstead and Cushions. Chests Drawers. Washstands and Ware, Door .Mats, Linen Basket, Towel-horse, Cane Chairs. Tables. Wash ing Machine, Knife Cleaner, Kitchen Utensils. Manprle, Umbrella ritand. Garden Tools, Lawn Mower, Sec., &c., &c. .SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S COCH_IK _ _JAS'. -ACRE TUESDAY. MARCH 8, ISB7. At II o'Clock. BUILDERS'PLANT,"MORTICING AND BORING MACHINE, CIRCULAR SAW, BENCH, MITREING MA CHINE. PORTABLE OFFICE, TRAVELLING CKANE, &c. The subscribers h _v- recelvo.- Instructions from the Executors in tha Kstato ot th.. .a . Mr VV. G. Connolly, Uor.traetor. to s -11 b." auchon. on tho premise . aimer of NVsin and Vie onu streets, on Tuesday, March . at II o'clock. THE WHOLE OF THE WELL ASSORTED stcckof Builders' Plant and Material Tools, 1 read d Srrjne. Slates, First elass Ladders (as -rted lengths) Glass Timber Including Mon-dinr?. Mott ed Kaur, Mottled Totara. Jacks Flooring Cramps, Boring Ma chine. Blocks and TackU rs. dcaffild. Hopes. Pi'.e Driver, Benches, bashes, und Frames. Sec, to. Also, The well-known Draught Horse TOM, any trial. Large Dray and Harr ess, nearly new. i .SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COCri-AKEj I-tAS. DACHE MONDAY. MARCH 7, At 12 G'Ciock. BY ORDER O'-f ThITbK-WTEAR OF THE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, PARE MOREMO, ARAKIMU, ORUAWHARO, HOUSE AND LAND, KARAKA, DWELLING HOUSES, COBDEN STREET, AND JOHN-STREET, PONSONBY, DWELLING BOUSE, RUSSELL STREET, ARC 3 HILL. The Subiicrib»r* have ree9l-ed Instructions from the Registrar of thß Supreme Co in, at the request of the mortgigees, to sell b. a.O tion, at thoir Room.-, .ueen-street. on Mon day, Maroh 7, at I < o'clock. LOT 11, PARISH OF PAREMOREMO, COUNTY OF BDB., containing 500 acres. Lot 68. Parißh ot Ararimu, County of Eden, containing 123 acres. ~.._,_ Aw _w N E and N.W. portion of Lot 112, and N.W. portion of Lot 111. Parish ot Oruawliaro, County OtMaraden, con'ai"lng2?oi acres. Allotment 17. Village of Weymouth. Parish of Karaka, containing t roods 16 perches, with Dwelling House erected thereon. Lot No. 30. sub-Lot 10. Section 7, i.ft, Bm. to Cobden-street. hy 108 ft. 6in to Oxford-street with two Dwelling ll,us.a and 9-atall Stablo erected thereon. . _ _ . , Pare Lot 95. sub-' ot 17. Sectioi 7 Suburbs ot Ancklind 22(c iro Ugs ti Itufi. 11-snojt, by _08tt. deop. with tin srooiii«l Dwelling Home "£SI_SSK. 22. Section S. 1391inksFronta ge to John-si_ott. Poisonby, wl'h the Dwelling rhouse of tour rooms orcctod thereon. Allotments 45 and 26, Sub Lot 17. Soction 7, Suburbs of Auckland, having a Frontage to Commercial Road of t£t l by 116- deap. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers "TO" ° T C E. I, Edward Lister Green, Sheriff of the District of Auckland, hereby givo notice that under a Writ of Sale duly issued oat of the Supremo Court of New Zealand, Northern District, wherein Honry Fiewellyn. William Flewel yn, and Rob -t Fiewellyn. of Blrkonhead, Boildor.. are plaintiff*, and Georgo Patrick Dower, ot Auokland, Master ,_arinor. and Elizabeth Dower, his wife, ar_ defendants, I have taken in execution all that Piece or Parcel af Land In New Zealand being part of Allotment Nos. JI and 12. of Section 20, of tha City of Auckland, and part of Lot No 9 of a Subdivision thereor, by William SmalHe Graham, wiih all tho rights and appurtenances thereto belonging. The sala of this property is sut.ect to a chortgaze rrhoreon ■I -hall can _ the Bald land to ne Sold by Public Auction on T USDAT. lire Sub day o( M_ion proximo, at tho Sale R'cm ot U. VV. Blnney and Sons, Fort-street, at 12 o'clock noon, _nI2BS tho amount of writ with all exp-nscs be jpald on or before that d at. -_. „ Tho Solicitor -for tho Plaintiffs is Samuel Jackson, j nnr., of Auckland. EDWARD L. GKEKN, Auckland, Sheriff. ttth F- b.-llnr.. ISB7. DURHAM YARDS. For _aJa. 6very Tuesday, ah. eleven o'clock, WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPSKINS, TALLOW. HUNTER AND NOUN, Auctioneers. -HAS. HE.SI.E_HJ [ALEX. AIT-KN TTESKETH, ' -ITICEN, AND CO., AUC'i lONKBR . LAND. ESTATE, AND COMMI.SI.N AGENTS. •Regular Solas every Tuesday of Hides. Skins, Wcoi, Tallow, &c. ; CITY MAKKET. THE best gift for Hci__ friends is i Brett.Auckland Almanac, containing a ■Pictorial Representation 01 Queen street, fiosoripaon of the Pfoytaolal Dtotrio. New ■aniOahHotlMan, to., to,



Mr S> f¥S iiKkl l\l _rv_ I_ _ 9 j LIMITED, j I i ! Wholesale, Retail, and Furnishing Ironmongers. Ex HERMIONE, from London: 250 casks Portland Cement 1 case Rat Traps, Oven Knobs, 40 casks Sheet Zinc and Iron Spoons 80 boxes Tin-plates, IC Coke 751 tubes ami 121 bundles (equal to 10 cases Soft Soap 26,000 feet) Black and Galva -SGO bundles Fencing Wire nised Pipe 220 bundles Finder Plate Iron 4 casks Fittings for ditto 50 k. 's Patent \Y r on.lit Nails 3 cases Carriage and Cart Springs 3 hlids.L_nim.it and Buggy Lamps 3 casks Tinned and Enamelled 2 casks Iron Washers '"" Holloware 2 casks Tir.trfiil Meat Hooks 6C bdls. 1 .irkes's Spades and Forks 1 cask Keiuick's Butts 1 bale Cotton Fish Lines and 5 eases Bradford's Washing Ma- Seine Twine chines 2 cases Xettleford's Screws 2 bales Whim frit ton Waste 2 kegs Coopers' Rivets 1 caso Chain Web, <;imp. Pins._c. 104 rolls Galvanised Wiro Netting 1 cask Lovelock's Mincing Ma- 1 case Shoe Brushes rhinos 1 cask Range Cocks, Spurs, i.e. 0 _~..];._ i.'iiin.'.i.il |'„ix Lous 4 cases Homsby's Ploughs and 1 ease Mullocks Fillings 1 ease l_u.it Split l'ullevs 2 hales Cotton Waste lease Wood Spoons and IJutter 1 case Brass Bntts, Ships' Logs, i.e. Prints 1 ease Fibre Packing 1 case Sausage Fillers, Chain Web, G bundles Heavy Buckets and Jack Chain 1 ease IR, Sheeting Ex TAINUI, from London: 31 casks Lead Shot ' 1 case Stocks and Dies C cases Single and Double- 1 case Joiners' Cramps barrelled'("inns ' 1 case Boxwood Rules and Mea -1 case' Rango Cocks, Bib Cocks, J suring Tapes _ Oven Knobs, Kirn Keys 1 case Microscopes and Magic 1 caso Cabinet lirassfoundiy j Lauterns 1 case Cartlnini's I'rassfoundry ] Ex TONGARIRO, from London: 2 casks Copper Rivets, Washers, 1 cask hex. Tap Nuts aud Tacks 1 ca?k Door Springs, Corkscrews, 1 caso Tire Bending Machine . .Call Bells, &c. 1 case Chandeliers,' Brackets, and 1 case Gum Arabic and Chinese Standards Vermillion 1 case S.aud J. Sheffield Saws, i.e. G cases American Meat Choppers Ex ALAMEDA, from San Francisco: 240 reels Galvanised Barb Wire I 2 bundles Tinned Steel Wire 29 bales American Broom Corn \ 1 bale American Broom Twine T. & S. r^ORRI-l & CO., LIMITED, IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. -_ ——. . ■ __. ■ i I.M l» _fc ___■ OPENING OS" THB NEW OUTFITTING AND TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, OOEISTEB o_^ Gi"_XE__!_Sr <S. FOBT STS. a %&a -4-4.L_i_r-_x_-^-y Han tha plaacurfl to *nnonnce the opening of the above pretnUei with as New _ud Well «il .<rt«i Stock of 1 MEN'S, YOUTHS', & BOYS' READY-MADE CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, COLLARS. TIE ~ PORTMANTEAUS, TRAVELLING BAG-, RUGS, he. — p «M. __> -W . —-«_— A splendid assortment of New Zealand Clothing, made from Mosgiel,. Oamaru, Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweec J to suit the most fastidious; also, English and Scotch Clothing in great variety. Boys' Knicker Suits, a specialty, sizes from Q to JO ; 80. s' and Youths' Trouser Suits, the best selecton in the Colony. A splendid assortment of Men's Working Shirts, Flannel U riders. Parts, Hats, Macintoshes, Oil Clothing, &c, at prices that will ' defy competition. Our Stock of Gent's Mercery is the prettiest in the colony, comprising—Gent's Umbrellas, Merino, Cashmere, and Lambs wool Hosiery; Fashionable Collars and Ties. White, Regatta, and Crimean Shii-i's, Josephine and Dent's Coloured, White, and Black Kid Gloves, Driving Oloyes, Portmanteaus, Brief Bags, and every requisite for the Travelling Public. -AILORIN- DBFABTBIENT. I have to snnounce that this Department is under the Management or ir. efficient West End Cutter, and Gentlemen can select from the Largest Stock of Tweeds and Coatings in the City. TROUSERS to Measure, from 13s SUITS to Measure, from 50s T.« 4.DYB Large and Well-assorted Stook is entirely NEW, and haa been bought! well in s depressed markat ff. iji t_e leading manufacturers anil importers on the most favorable terms All Oaods Harked In i-iala S-'isnro*. W. G. ALLEN'S aim will be always to kreop faith with the public and b__l__»s will be conduoted an the moit legitimate and itral.httorwar prlnclplo- An Impaction respectfully Invited. W. G. ALLEN, TiILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND GLOVER, No. I, VICTORIA ABC ABB, noii. _B or aT-EEw *nr> port htrbstb. ahd -R.ad. WE ARE THE CHEAPEST KARANGAHAPE ROAD CORNER OF EAS _-ST. FURNITURE SALE. C. C. BROWN, FALLON'S BUILDINGS, COOK AND HOBSON STREETS, Ib now holding a Sale of First-clasa FURNITURE and UPHOLSTER1! at greatly Reduced Prices. Those about to Furnish would do well to call and inspect the same. C. C. B. still continues to MAKE-UP to Order all Descriptions oi SUITES and GENERAL UPHOLSTER-, In First -class Style and at Reasonable - Prices. ALL UPHOLSTERY WORK GUARANTEED, j



i BY THE EXECUTORS OF i ■ i QUEE-. STREET, AUCKLAND, I And OWEN STREET, THAMES. WfISIIQTfTI? PI ntßlWfi CBAIF In counection with the above the Executors have decided to hold a REAL.SB._G SALE TO CLEAR OUT STOCKS. The reputation of the late Mv T. Short as a Direct Importer is so woll known that it ia only necessary to announce l hat the whole of the extensive stocks consisting of jjrapcrg, Clothing, fjosicrg ETC., MILLINERY and HABERDASHERY, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, MERCERY, Etc., Will lie sold at prices that must, command A SPEEDY CLEARANCE1 The new shipments in Clothing, _:i. . to luiml, of the latest slvles, will be cleared at a Great Sacrifice. THE SALE IS NOW ON. BOOTS] BOOTS! BOOTS! BUY YOUR HO>ITS AND SHOES DIRECT FHOM THE MAKERS. EVANS AND SCHOFIELD, KARANGAH AFE HOA1), N EWT< >N, MANUFACTURERS OF ALL. KINDS AND VAI.II_TIKS OP BOOTS, AND WITHOUT I'.XCK. 110 N THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY. HATS, BONNETS, AND MILLINERY, FOR STYLE QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS, MRS T. EVANS, OF NEWTON, } EXCELS ALL. INSPECT THK WINDOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. CONSUMPTION CURABLE! "MR G. T. CONGREVE OIS CONSUM P TION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT. -b.oW__ B that direful disease to be curabl.e In .11 it. ..tapes ; with observation. <m ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ETC." __o_ the " CimisTii.s HKH.itu," March 31, load. m « - (ONG.KKVK'B TKKATMHVT OF CONSUMPTION ANO OTHitR • Continual! to 1.8 made a great bio .1. g to sufferer., far and wide, in every par. af th. <tDg"'_he world and we oor?.lves owe him a debt of gratitude. Not lone since we placed . .ounß lady under hia .are, who Im. recovered her health, and we need only point to tho u_o_ f,\lr Congreve ie publUbinß one ever week), many oi winch bad boon given up at '""'"Then, can be no doubt that for Con.«i: motion and othor Chest Complaints, Mr Con greve is a specialist, of the iir,t order, a.n .tiin.ii unrivalled. Certainly, there has been no . I her discovery ia medical ncionco from which the consumptive p-itieut may gather to much hope as from his." __, _r . i " The onk _osdr.ii and Triii-_ TiiKF.i; casks which are recorded in Mr .ontfreve « book are a moat convmeiny testimony ; bul what have been long a marvel are the cases of cure which have been published for several years past in the weekly journals (our own Included), ore every week." (The reader is referred to the "Christian World, "Chrii tiaa As. '" "Christian Globe," tic., _c.). ' The author (Mr Congreve, of Coombe Lodge, Peckhom, London), has been urgently sntreated to make his treatment known in all the Bbitish Colonies. The price of the Book is- SIXPENCE, OU SKVJ_I_P_N-E, POST KREK. .-BMSIIBD by UPTON AND CO., AUCKLAND. And may be ordered through any Bookseller. IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE I 'J. W. SHACKELFORD, [ HAVING RESOLVED TO CLOSE HIS 1 NEWTON BEANOH, IS COMPELLED TO REDUCE STOCK IN LOTH ESTABLISHMENTS, AND WILL HOLD A NUINE CHEAP SALE 01? GENTLEMEN'S HATS, SHIRTS, TIES, MERCERY, ETC.., ETC., FOR THREE WEEKS OPILYI As this is not a clearing out of Accumulated Rubbish but a Genuine Sale of Now Goods, fresh and seasonal .le, J. W. S. is confident the Public will appreciate the samo. SALE __TO"W" OISTI 210, QUEEN-.STREET, OPPOSITE McARTHUR'S WAREHOUSE, AND PURCHAS'S BUILDINGS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ___ . «n.LI._ON'B NEUItALQIO DROPH, gUERBY HILLS. SURRBY HILLS, j -&i. HOBOUOa 0 5jW NSURALGIA. OHOIOB LOTB. ' Fr. m th. Rev. C. J. Merton, St. John's Parwra iriNTH1 VI t_h a»o. Fen y tto-d, L'eaembar, 1878. i _t_tt vi.vvb. i .. Mrdo „- m, ]_in__ o: , _i have for many yoa_ n__LTHY SITUATION. p ,... froiu tl«ia to lime Buffeted soveroly from i fjenralßia, nnd hive found DOthloß to relieve SURREY HILLS, I tne fo fi.eedily or 80 effectively as your 'Neu- SURRKY FULL. i r.iliiio Drops,' I oan confidently reoommenfl it, SUSRKY HILL*. ' Yours truly. O. J. Meiiton." i • umerous other Testimonials In my po«9C 'IRAM-CAR3 PAS 3 BVKRY 18 MINUTK., j *»• Pr i oe , 2b an^ 3s 6d per bottle. One-fllth Oash, balanoe eny ttraa within Five I BIOGS'S TOOThI"cHB EBSENCB Ye_r_ Inptalmente reeelv«i.. , « lattact!ir , eou , RBl!8t Price, ls. o»nora!Au»tra'lunMntn_!Pro-,d«_*_oo-»T'i jr.i.part, o -T by F. BIQOS flats HLtisDOr'). Bnildine. Qnetn etieol, QbeijaUt, H'ah-atreet, Obriftohuroh. Soii.br *11 ; :. nmiita. Wholrsale Agente— | A. BOARDMAM, Jageai. __MPTHORWK fc P-OBBHR. Annktonjj ;



KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES' j J. H. DALTON; TAILOR, Victoria Street East, Auckland, am Tennyson Street, Naoler, #3B» PATTERNS OF CLOTH *rf| 2 roB /<mL| GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING '.'}, i To Measure, '~'« • ■ Pout Fr.., with Piloe Lists. Vi. v,.-' i .: /• I — *»• r*. '4 J S_r_* Suit -. .. 210 V* ' '~$ 'Fox ' No. 1 Ser.e Suit 3 10 f. '. 'J" ~ No. 3 .. .. 315 f[: : :,'-_;« Fancy Scree Suit .. 410 _' '" _v 9 Heavy Diagonal —4 15 fe. »*J Best _ 6 0 __} ..S Black Cloth Suit _ 410 I*l -M •• « - 4i6 fi| pi _;,.,.. -« 0 {'; >-''- .*. Extra Saelt .. .. « 0 •f,.. ' -fi-'J,'-"' frock Jrnd Dresi Suit 7 6 G«ntl-il«ii'« Ci.vi.it Coatt. NEW <f. S» PRICE LIST t|f FOB 1880-1887. , ' ' '-'.*?K /, \ j LATEST FASHIONS , •'..,. 2 In Gentlemen"* and Boys' ,_ *,'.';-_. ;'.r^S Clothlne, etc., and Eaiy \ ( *_J Self ■ Measurement Formi t- ( 1;»if are lent, »" > .'':.;» >,-._>; GRATIS AND POST FREE, " "'* On Application. M |§ _ Cheques. Poital Orden, etc, ty. ;_ lo lie crOM»d J. H. DALTON. *W Qentleman'e Xlsming Coat and V_t. f EXTRA ~ PAIR TROUSERS i •■*.'£' .V-M .¥VKW AW4V | *J With Each Suit. "V ,-1 All Goods are sent CAR" F-■;.'H-j'*| RIAGE PAID, and If not v T\ approved aro exehang || I ed, or the money return fel r_3| ed (whichever pre -11 -rM . r j&S ferred). O.ntl.rtn't fi ucic Cii.il. _.. d. r% Good Tweed Suit 210 0 \"S| 3 0 0 J&S»___ .. .. :11tf c ! .\ .. •• 3,5 ° !•■ .;/ Trousers • 012 6 >' ,~j ii .. 015 0 V':; ''fl 017 6 \yi\ "\ - - 1 ° c IV 15 0 ■* r __„_ _iit. ATEW ZEALAND PERAMBULATOR J3» FACTORY, Si AND 30, G--Y-STRI--T. MKS3B3 fOPHM \N & CLBGO. IV-C.ca.l Manuf ictim-re nf every do.-ciiption ol -asi-iiiettc-B. Poiainhulut ire, Invalid Cur ilaire?, So.; Kr-palrs ot cv ry dercrintion Neatly KxecU-d. A knotty question for fmrrl time : Why do people buy Bit_-nettes und 1' riuii..ul. tnra tnni other _,__o>s. Kiulcornri-0.00n.0u- touvchui j;_ _ro_(i I our iiiuko, wiiouiluy .run h.uuio _.Ii tiny ncaire in ono of nur now dcolniiß ut, il'oii'et outluj. Nt muoli l-98a0.-t? Our piniiiit.iiliters aro <oc -tuntl) iticrei'SiiiK in favour, and »■< ncilldcnt nro wo of Iheir onrabillty that, we tiuuru ice to koep them in repair lur ono year. PRICE LISTS KHKK. TJ.NCODRAGB LOCAL INDUSTRY. AUOItLAND P-RAMBULA.TOR FACTORY. VjCToniA-sriiKKT (nour Freoman'a D_.y). - I ■ \,a-i ti > CHARLES S3VIITH, i Mannfaoturor of 13 neelnettea, Peramhulatora, r Invalldß' Carrlu^eu. &o. Tho prices hnvo boon j carefully adjuatod, and aro as low aa poasiblo I eonslstontly with quality and workmanship. The fact that I guarantee and keep in repair for I one year is a Bullloiont proof of their excellence. Perambulators of any make ropairod or taken in •xohango. Price list post tree. Wu I'IOIC.-rcjr >r r o tiin_ bßlow tho price at whicli im lninra. nriicliV cmi ha ilmiiufacured. The conn (Hi.lon which londa |b ehe.upou goods by lowering their qipility is so nirniifpatly wrflag that no condemnation is too severe ffcr thoso wro engage in it. WALTER J. DOWDEN, .rGI'IONEER, . Q U E B - -STREET. | ¥>KODUCE SVLE EVERY FRIDAY, |" SCOTT'S I OF PURE COO UVEB Oil, I And Ilyiioplios[iliilcs of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK, j Possessing the combine, virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest ! degree. Moro easily digested and assimi lated thnu in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES OF CHILDREN, A R-.-EOY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AMIIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, I AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, ' | In fact, nil discuses whero there is an inflammation of the Throat and Lungs, a WASTING OP THE FLESH, nnd a ' WANT of NEBVE FCT.YER, nothing in the ! world equals this palatable Emulsion. j s It is prescribed and endorsed by the : best physicians in the various couutriesof the world, who will attest these facte. For Bale by all Chemists. j SEDENTARY pur.vita Dire enfeeWlng. Theo take woi-_ r _ scha Aprs.



TTTHAT THE PAPERS SAY. TtWUtth business men still any i'.'s dull, Ann that, rtv .'i_ r. _!y im Mnate . Just r rad t'.c D iter 3 c •:'- tuily. And rouT fl vi -hit's r.oi quite true. Themo>t. Imp .'nn.it m r . ■/, . .x: >•• the inlcK'Hi.tiie now-.-. I-.wu.-i- tins _»jr mi-hi cou.try nf Ulbtison hia whi ewash eir.se. Hot hb'o giving tb-. straiahieei trp About over j win* hnknnti-, Including ihs lost two tolllioi s. And several other shows. But not, parhars the B_r rrmirl Show, In th- cave at -.Vinson's Biy ; O- thu Ditibs who hnssGi Hu-s!a. '1 hough o! Railway Frauds t.o may. You m-iy read of tho Camt h 11 clan. Their n tight? ilmuf. high-class pin ; Of new eh u'i s and the unemployed, Ar.d d.links the police run in. Of the trouhlrs in Council Halls, . nspenslons and contracts queer ; Aid tin -n yoi read—nh. marl; it v.?.:',!-. Of Clause:.'s Rraird Cli-in. a_,:„> Beer, As a beverage fcr 'tin convoVaaeent, and ft>_ those whose dilation is impaired, it bus na it lithe fine- tonic ill it o.n be administered, and ia recommended to patients ot weak const-. tutlons and nervous tempi rani' nts by il.b most nromini,nt p. jsioian_. in nn l'ei-.'ii.re to nil olive. brands, as Ihe purctt and most whnlisorn. htimiil'lrt ohl-ia-b'c. It is kept in all First class Huteta everywhere, und evo.-.bjdy wr.odri-ks beer naturally asfcq '"' CLAUSEN'S LAGER BEER. I. I. RKNF RI E D Bro S., AUCKLAND, \V Jl'H_Kf_-i . AfiKXTB. JBRIUG E W ATEK A 00., 0 AGKNTS CONRIGNK.S. AND PA-TORS, AUCKLAND, N.S. Oill"e: H.oii-STUKKT . ppoel'eCity Conmit Chamber). Cambric I linerls, Pin.-, Needles. &0., Chromo 1 ithourapiii. 'an-ry-oips mil Seen's.Leeds Bed clings. Ticliii.t; . -M'lii'h.rsrnr t'ntt Towels. Letter naii Invoice iiinU-,r_, [idia-rnober Gocds, Iroi. Ii- dstcada O d, rs and Indents itnniDtly ex.cutcd. 80.. Ho. an Iron Curved for V erandajj (_N V PATTERS) AT SHORTEST NOT.OR. f^^s__l-^^^__l^^__!S6BK H &J3as^_Ss_gs^S^ ? George M ccauu Manufacturing Plumber, AND IMPORTER OF ALL TRADE REQUISITES WELLESLEY STREET EAST (opposite New Library), and BROWN & DAVY STREET 3, THAMES, HAS FOR SALE— 200 Corrnentcd Galvanized Tanks (assorted) .10. Colonial Ovens tall sizes! ,-.n rifiii f,--.-'t Lead l_d.;c Itidsre Cap (allsizes) .Mi !.,ni feet. O O. .pouting (all sizes) :> i i.ii,) t'i'tt Dowiiiiipe-i (all size 3) ..11.000 feet Galvanized Water Pipea tall sizes) Lend head Nails. Lead Washers, Portal ,c Oven.. Furnace Frames, Copper Boilers, etc., etc., etc. Awarded Three Firr. Prizes forabovelines, At Auckland Agricultural Show. Largest and best selection of. Gas Globes .. Auckland. As G. MeCAUL is a direct importer fc» cash, he is in a position to supply the tracl^ at the lowest reovonerrauvo pri.es. Lib.ral iSisfonnls lo Iho trade. Country orJcT.yu.neUin ':■ alti tided to. GEORGE SVfeCAUL, Manufacturing Plumber, and Importer cf all Crodc Rci qutaiti., Welleslej-st. East (opposite New Library), and Brown and Davy-streets, Thames. _*lqs ir, iGS. rX_._):2 'v.aohfjnea. S.iiE in 15.1....:.581;036 Machines, ___-__.-_ -'2,256 Machlnoi. __^€m_%_w^^_ /?&& <__$_#£____i #55r - crTBHKB OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA CUINES SOLD IN TH_ WORLD ARE SINGEUS. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRBS FIRST I'R.ZJ. Si. i 4,ND A"( Ot.KIfITCHU::OH EXHIBIT-ON TWO GOLD - TWO SILVER MEDALS, TO BUT OBTAINED AT PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK AT'26l, UEK-T-ST., AUCKLANQ, IWWA.I. ;;,y q .T.\T..N AN. OTfItKH IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. —WTcTDINNES, IMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES. PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, foi .%&' or Deferred Payment^, Ms^R^__^^^ s_^2-_i. "AND ACACBINR% ROME .in.'TTLS .. _SlO _ pi.:i:-hi.!-:s. v, .in.; " " .*a I t'.'-ivr'1,1'"1 ° c I:c'-s'IAN (with coves) 6 5 0 ;...., Jv. vld v eu'l'r;al feed _ hi •jo.'.;-., no ... iii WKRTuiau .. ;; ;; ~ ilt % _,_ TRKAm.K MACHINES.' vrurn. iwitho-., .„,-..,•! _ 10 o WKITK (wiih <>~-,., ~„] !u ' ; ;., - r7lO 0 N_VV DAVIS VhuilOAL FEED _ Tl7 • W. C. D_XK_d, Q-rscKK Street. (7*"^*--^____^*~— —- — p." /,- iap~l CO H N BRO O M WORKS, . « T AH.Y-ST .JET,' Ut-iIJtAMIU-' a_Y. .