CABLEGRAMS.

" u£&Bia TELEOBAFH—COPYRIGHT.]

BRITISH ARMY.

frivMwte® CHURCHILL'S \ : ACCUSATIONS. ■ :, (SPECIAL.) .!v/- f ---"' ;■ . ■ London, June 7. ■ tici Hams, Parliamentary IJnder- at: tbe War Office, replying Eandolph Churchill's censure ! 4-jje iirmy and navy, stated that. between British, German d Trencli' armies were unfair. MotJson the' Continent, were mainly nnscripts, whereas the British army 2s made up of Volunteers. Naturally L former would be larger in numbers and costless. H* denied the charges ■■J' incapable management. He con sidered that the defence of King (jeoi-o-e's Sound was unimportant.

THE CHIMES BILL DEBATE.

IipEDITiNG tHE DISCUSSION

I S3 ' ; (REUTEE'S TELEGKAM.)

London, June 8

In the House, of Commons last night Iβdiscussion,on the Irish Crimes Bill Vas resumed. In the course of the ©Mi ! Smith, First' Lord of the. fteasitty,' stated that: it was possible the Government would introduce niea sures-foi' accelerating the business in connection j with the Bill, but he ; ex ni-essed a hope that this would not be lecessary. '■■ Sir William Vernon Har ■tourtniade proposals, which were en dorsed-by Mr Parnell, to the effect tiatthe House should only discuss the •series of amendments to the- third of the Bill, which was adopted irith'dufc amendment. ' •

THE NEW HEBRIDES QUESTION.

PEXiAYS SiITfLEMENT,

Xkkuoieb's telegkam.]

•' r ~ : ,"' LtiNDON, June 7. J ivthe iSouse of C.onimbns this after noon,;, Mr :.Smith, :First .Lord of the Treasury, announced that the nego r tistions .between the British and French Governments regarding. ; the New Hebr rides were still proceeding. | ; He fur |er stated that. the- delay which occurred in arriving at .a settlement of the JSIW Hebrides question was.; not due to the action of tHe Imperial Go fpmentj • :• j misl

MR GLADSTONE ON COERCION.

"Sis RETURN. TO LONDON.

(SPEGIAL;) , • ;'<;'•;. ■. ._ • r;n L-ONDON, June 8. 1 Jlr Gladstone arrived in London, yesterday. During the co'nrsis of' his journey he delivered speecHes ; at' Cardiff and the wayside 'stations. : ' In the course of his address % 'Gardiff 'he declared ■ that r 10,000 citizens of Melbourne had unanimously condemned coercion.

THE BULGARIAN TROUBLE.

IGNIFICANT EtJSSIAN; MOVE.

(SPECIAL.)

r , : .' , , London, June 7. Eussia has strongly reinforced :t;he garrison atEen,i, a-town injßessarabia. •,; The .Bulgarian army intend to pro daim, Prince. Alexander their com mantler. • •■ j-

EVICTION RIOTS.

WAEMEECEPTION OF BAILIFFS;

. (special). ?"'[..;.: . ', London, JuneS. : Darihg ' t&e sSries of evictions , &t ?odyke the mob tlireW vitriol anctboil ing- water on the baftiflW .Mr Michael Dayitt, who-was presant delivered an incendiary speech. :l : - : - '"

SUGAR BOUNTY CONFERENCE.

;!; , :":': : 'J '' (SPECIAL.X ;: ; LgndoNj June 8. . Epgiand is arranging a conference? WV the purpose o£discussing.with Ger- Austria the question-of sugau ™«nty;.but the Cl-dvernments of these too countries demand fuller informa tion explaining the objects of the con jetencei -.•;■'' ; - " ' ■ ,;; •; ' ;.' - f;: '- i;; '

AUSTRALIAN LOANS.

' . (SPECIAL.) ;' London, June'B; Tenders for" the Australian . Gas ¥msa (Sydney) loan, of f sper,;cent. were., opened to-day. fhere; 193 tenderers, and the. MM; subscribed fivefold. Those ■*£]$: ;.jßsi. wUi rbceive 6 per-detafc [ }. average was- Us.; fixed at 103:., .■ vAJL . ; * Melbourne Gas Company' 5 per S% : l6an ,! 6f £50.000;' with. a. toM 1 J? of Ml, will' be; placed onJthe .-'

LONDON WOOL SALES.

V;; - : : London,' June 7. jvfessrs.'Jacobson and Co. and Messrs .^ c: ajd Go. report that at-.tha wool =sto-day. 10,000 bales were;cafa «fte%half ; of which were , from ew Zealand, There was a full fjtteto-

dance, and bidding was animated. Merino sorts are five per cent., and crossbreds from five to £teri per cent., lower than the prices'". realised at the last series. The decline is mainly in the lower grades.

THE AFGHAN FRONTIER.

(SPECTAL MESSAGE.)

Lonlok, June 7.— The Russian press de clares that the occupation of Karhi. settles the' Afghan frontier question in favour of Russia, f .;...;;' it " : f;M>ii

ANGLO-FRENCH QUARREL IN AFRICA.

The British Resident on the Gold Coast has hauled-down" the French flag at Fronto too, and a French man-of-war has been dest patched to inquire into the affair.

THE THUNDERER'S ACCUSA TIONS.

GLADSTONE AND ROSSA .;■■." -ASSOCIATED.: ... •

a The "Times" considers : that the Irish conspiracy is r undeniable, Messrs Parnell, Gladstone, .Foid, and, Rossa being asso ciated iii it. . '" ;! ;

SIR JOHN POPE HENNESSY.

, The result of the inquiry into the charges against Sir John Pope Hennessy< lately Gol vernor of Mauritius is still an opea question, the Colonial: Office not- h?ving positively decided what step 3to take. •" ■ - ..

COLONIAL NAVAL CADETS.

The following naval cadets have suc cessfully passed their "'examinations :— Ferston,; New South Wales •' Miller' athd Harper, Hew Zealand!; AkehurstpYictoria; and Drury, Queensland. ■..-■;•■••.«. jioU ;.;':':■

AUSTRALIAN.

(reuter's telegram!)

DEFEAT OF THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MINISTRY.

, Adelaide, June 8. . lii the Legislative Assembly to-night a division took place on Mr Playford's no-confidence motion, the Government being defeated by a majority of 13 votes. In consequence of this, the Ministry will resign.'

JUBILEE TO THE SPIRITS IN PRISON.

''.' '• June 8. The Goyerntneht have granted cer tain i-ernissioris.in the Sentences of pri souer in honour of the Queen's Jubilee.

VICTORIAN MINISTRY CHAL LENGED.

Melbourne, Jiine 8. In the Legislative Assembly to-night, Mr Bent moved an amendment to the Address-in-Reply, to the effect that the administration of the Mining Depart ment was unsatisfactory.;: The debate is, still jiroceeding.

WRECK OF A STEAMER.

Sydney, June 7. ; The coal steamer "Waratah ran ashore this afternoon in the neighbourhood.-of the Bulli colliery.; The crew wpre saved, but it is considered improbable that the vessel will be got off.. ; ... : ~

ADDRESS TO THE QUEEN.

Melbourne,. June 8. j The Legislative Assembly last night adopted an address to the Queen on Her Majesty's Jiibile.e. ' ''

PARLIAMENTARY.

(BY TELEO-RAPH. —SPECIAL REPORTER.)

c '■■■ ' WpxTiiXGTOjr,'this day.- . Railway Boards Bill.

• • -The Hon.- Mr 'Richardson's ; :Railway Boards Billi.; provides' for- , the -estab lisliment of three representative. Boards of Advice —one for Auckland, with three'members ; 'one for; Hawke's Bay, Tariiilaki, arid .Wellington of five members; andione:forOtago ralid' Canterbury of five members. .The Mipistep of Publia.W9.rks is ex offlcio "member of each ot th^ : Boards, and the others hold office for two years. 'Trie • Board, . besides other functions, may 'reeoniniend the construction of branch railways or, extension: ,of ; exist ing railways, , and .. the reducbon .or increase of officers, anct 'their i-ecommenda tions shall be submitted to Pavliarnent, Minister authority:to act adiriW-im on the; recommendation, pi' the- Board ifohe chooses. ', . taiin rfnd!! 'ji y r. <* ■• : Tfte Press and tbe Speaker. • Messrs T. Morrison,; .' ( Ha^vke3f. Bay ,Herald : 0. Browne, \ V And A Sen, Duheciin " Star," waited on the speaker-to-day/ on the- press sallery, and'make certain suggest.ons with the defective, acaastic properties of the Parliamentary C.hambei. Ah- Maurice O'Borke '.promised, to en. deav&r thb necessary fw prS6nts and ■<.*> that, end to removed .the, canopy winch adorns the Spe&keE'scuaii-., , : . , ; ■".; .;,...-. r,H oliu] Bjs Name was "Walker." T)urii>a the course of the debate on the Settlements ; last night, Mr Bruce Sioned that a gentleman, after, Sin? Canarfa and America,: .came Jere Wife L50,00Q, with, the; inten- W of itUing in the colony i; fejt nn liearin"- of the . existence .of fen- Gfeoif Sy's Land Requisition Bill, ,he he did nob know his, name; his money ;, wholooked stolidlyabout h im wondering ■whafc the Jgousewas amused at. , ~ X;; , ? j |

Facts and Fancies.

which-thicken. Iα w»a«jP *£ noi one-third part which is absolutely pure; .

sSSSssSS

THE • AUCKLAND EVENING ..■ STAR,, ;ff W.lfE k |, t ,1881

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: Watclics. STEWART DAWSON & GO'S " World-wide Renowned Wa,tches THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. ' . Whenyouare in town call and Inspect the moat ->vondcrtul and unique stock.of hfo-h-class Gold and Silver Jfintclish Watches ever°beheld • . on view, at our Grand NEW ENGLISH WATCH EXHIBITION .Which for uniqueness of character is tlio talk'of -Auckland, and visitors from the country. For full list of prices see our Illustrated Pamphlet. £3 1 sg-f •D- a » d Co > well-known English &jo ±oa Silver Hunting Lovers. £4 15s~~?i D - • and x Go -s Kn glish Silver Aj-± xoa Hunting Levers, chron. balance ! I extra jewelled. Worth £8 Bs. ;£5 : 10S~ S w- ud ,P?-' T s new Excelsior jj. o&u English Levoi-s. The Model Wtttcli, well worth £1010s. £8 15S _S - 1 "* 1 Co -s Ladies' English Sil -3&O iot> yer Hunters. .Will last alifetime. £6 1 5&~h D ' a,ld C !°-' s S( iPei'b Hunting *>V ±oz> chronograph Levers, worth £12 10; or Crystal Glass, £5 los. £0 10s _ & ] \- aud Co -s Silver, Keyless cwy... o Hunting Lever, value for £10 10s. . '-;••; i Open face, £5 lOs, £115s — vf h he« c Sterling Silver jux i..jo Bohancc Hunter worth £3 10s. Open face, £17s Gd.^ £6 IOS~P,- D ;. C , O/s Omcial Railway 3J\J J.v» English KeylessLever.unoqualled ■ ■■"<■ at£lolos. £1210s, £15 ..I.os, £18 10s, & Jpj^ft - ?,- 1 ?-, and Co -s Snperb I-carat, •« 3JAO Gold English Lever and Half Chronometers, never equalled under ■ • 10 per cent-more. 4?fi 10s & JP.7 lfk~ SD - alul Co -s £,U XUb SO/ L\)b Ladies' 13 - carat Gold Keyless Watches, perfecUrefns worth £10 10s. «' -T /8 10s & £14: 10s —S.D. & Co.'s Ladies 18-carat Gold >< i English Levers. Snvc at least 50 per cent, by purchasing from the makers. £11 10s & £12. 10s-i n 3o s^ r - w ™ h '/"Qfifk- , /"30 18-carat Gold, worth £60. S.D. j^Al . « £O\! an( j Co _> s New p atent . Eng ■'lish Double Chronographs, with indepen , , dent start, stop, and fly back minutpand ■ : second hands. For quality and accuracy ■ m never equalled at any price. Obtained ■• - -: Medal ■Inventions Exhibition last >y;oar. . Special pamphlet on , this watcli, .' Dost free. for2d stamp. EVERY'WATCH FULLY GUARANTEED. Sterling Silver Hall-marked Alberts, "Js6d, 12s fid, Uslid, and 15s6d, NeweafcPatterns, atnearly Hail usual prire. j -~, . The WEALEMEFNA, in Sterling Silver, 12s Cβ. By simply' passing it over surface the exact distance of feet and inches ia recorded on , the Pial. Also, forms a splendid appendage for the Albert. GOLD ALBERTS, Ladies' and Uent'a Newest Styles, Wholesale Prices, all illustrated : « .' ■ •• i> J iii paniplilct' ■ ■ ; ■ J CANNOT BIS EQUALLED. J REPAIRS. Note. REPAIRS. Wanted- Known, Best Watch Glflsses fitted, 3d each. Charges for Watch Repairs—no matter, what maker or where bought-equally cheap. Ar rangements made to turn out 150 repairs per week. All Watches cleaned are gunrahtecd at Stewart Dawson and Co:'s Great English Watch' Exhibition, . 91, Queen-strjet. Call and receive gratis a copy of our Splendid New illustrated Watch and Jewellery Pamphlet, and road full par ticulars and most wonderful testimonials. '. , FOR REAL VALUE VISIT STEWART DAWSON &. GO.'S . •. -■-. j GREAT ENGLISH . : ;'■ .•WATO% IEX HIBITIO N, • ~,; ;..91--QUEEN-STREET-91 . . (Opposite Wyndham-street), Auckland. Conveyances. ■XIT.riE L ;L > '"' ,{B R O S. :' ! \ '• ON HIRE. ■ : OlHce; Victoria Wharf. General Carters; (Receiving and Forwarding r i > ~ •., Agents. * ' ! * : . 'Waggo.n for Furni'Tire' Removal. CoaL Coko, and, Firewood Dealers,. General i ! „{,?, , Carters, &c. . . ~ , : ■ Detowport-Bureau , . .Eifi ~T~~~A~B~L~Ii I I • DAVIES BROS. 'BUSSES I UifiVONPORT TO TAKAPUNA, HURST !O; ! ndERJfi, LAKE BBAGH,'I AND \ ; SCKOULHOUSE, -.- .. , " Telephone: Devonport BUREAU , . ' • Leaves Victoria -Wharf, Dbvonport.— 8.20 a.m., 10.20 a.m., 2 p.m., i p.m. Sundays— lOaihi. 1 , 2.25 p.iri.' Fares, Is. ■'■■■■ <■' '• f.-iLEAiVJESs.TAKAruNA. — 9.5 t a.m., 11.15 a.m.. i p.ftj.,' 5 p.m. SpndayS—ll a.ni. ■ Sffecial Trips can fee arranged at Post Office, Devon '■-•' - Ladies' : and Gent's '.'' ■■ ■• ii:> i SADDLE,; HOR Sp BU S | S , breaks; and conveyances of every description at ' ■ , , . : . shortestuptice. Expresses meet every boat to receive and tot i; ,' ward luggage of all descriptions. ;: i .TT>:A: Oj'Nh AND Oα, „ GHAIN MERCHANTS. ■„,, -, , • AND BAIT STABLES.' Omnibusee, Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle Horses ■"" '"■ for' Hire at lowest rates. 'J Special arrangements made with.Evening and ■, i , Picnic Parties.-, ;. ~ , r , Stores ana Stablesr:— Lome-street, Mb Rbskill, . f . ftnd'Avonaale, Auckland, N.Z. ■ . } AT Eβ S O N , S:, '; »B U S E S . START , , ■ From Victoria-street to Mount'Roskill —8," ■: 9.45 jvia Stoneyhurat), 10.30,11.15 (via Stoney hurat), 12,, 1 (via Stoneyliurst), 1.45, 2.30 (v;ia Stoiieyhurstl, 3.15,' i, 4,30 (via 'Stoneyhurst), 5 (via dtpneyhurst), 5.15,5.30 (via Stoneyhurst), 5.45 (via Stoneyhurst), C.5, 7( via Stoneyhurst), 8.30, 10 i(via Stoneyhurat).' Saturday 1.15.2,8,9,11. . .. ■• • . J FrbmMmmt'Rdskill—7 (via Stoncyhurst),'7.2o, ■ - 8 (via Stoaeyhurst), 8.25, B.4s(.viaStoneyhurst), 9:30, 10.30 (via Stoneyhurst),, 11.15, 12.15 (via 1 Stoneyhurst); , 1, 1.45 (via- Stoneyhurst), 2.30 ' 3.15 (via Stoneyhurst), A, 4.45 (yiaStoneyhurst), 5.30 (via Storioyhurst), 6.15,7,9.15. ' Saturday— : L1512,(i.30,:8;40. ,: ■: • . • ■■;,'.. From Queen-street (opposite,- Wyndham-street) to Mount.■■Ederi^-8,8.'30. 9,:ff.W, 10.15, 11, 11.30, J 2.30, 1.15 (omitted on Saturday), 2, 2.45, 3.*5, ' 4.15,4.30,,5,5.7 (omitted on Saturday), 5.30, 6.5. 9MOJ Satui'day-i,' 1.30, 7,8.15, 9, 10, after ' From' Mount Eden 8; 9, 9.30,10.15 : 11 11.30, 12.15, 1.15, 2, 2.45, 3.30, i, 4.15, 5,5.30J 5.45.7,9.30. Saturday-B, 8, 9/9.30. From Union-Bank to Mount Albert and Avon dale— 9.15,10.15,12.15, 2 (omitted on Saturday),! 3 (omitted on Saturday),,4.ls (omitted ok Sattirday), l '5:15, U.lo (omitted 'on Saturday), 8 (Mount Albert only), 10.15 (omitted on Satur day). Saturday—l>ls, 2.30, 3.45. 9,10,11. From Avondale and Mount Albert—7, 8,9,10.15; 11 30 1.30, i 3, 4,,5.30, 9 (Mount Albert only). ' l§StS%9°*% »,,6.30. t - t '' I' o ■ From National Bank to Now Lynn—lo.3o (from ■ -Avondale-'only), T. 30, 5:30; Satnrday--10.30. Sundays, weather permitting—lo.4s,o. From New Lynn —8.15, 12.15 (from Avondale only) 3.15 (omitted on Saturday). Saturday—! 5.30. ' Sundays, weather permitting—9 a.in,,; i'.sQ. i - :i ;- - : - : : --'- :t '■■' ■.- '' '•, mentofior»'



The iollowlng appeared In our ' Second ...■' Edition last evening. v-h i



IRON AND M|IGHANTS, - WHOLESALE & RETAIL IROHMONGERa IUEEN and HIGH STREETS, City; also atNewton, Newmarket* and Symonds Street MESSRS. E. PORTER & CO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments now landing, which, added to their already extensive stock of Hardware; they ard in a posiiton to execute aily orders placed with >•■ . •>'....•'»'."• .;./ ; .,' ? ■ them, and at the very lowest prioes» ELECTRIC PLATED, WARE. We have just opened up several cases of the above, by the best English Makers. Splendid Assortments, Newest, Designs, and Extra Good Value.' Inspection invited. is. ozbo?:£j:r go, : ■ '" ] ' r " : EOOHESTEK \/Stf t^l\|vV' 'WsnM Vw T f nflrfod the Have now received out season's shtpmenfc of 'Xj!A.M!PS, a Large Variety from the Best Maker^ B. POBTEB .AlsTlD CO. THE ■'•- , .■.;-;,;■.., .,&&.,,■ „; THE AUTOMATIC Climax Grenaclev | If Climax Grenade. The Chemical Fvte Extinguishers Kevef fail in need, and are an ever-present Protector of Life and Property. ; ;; Like the old adage, 1 "a stitch in time saves nine," so does actrdn and attention." to a small fire prevent . , > ~" the occurrence of a large dn-e. , , , ~ v; , . M* QoM S31 1 ■% ■#-3sro go Counter Scales. j Platform Scale?. __ Counter Scales & Weights, ~'-, Various eizqs, l '[ m\-\:>s~ -...■■;■..-• ■■:.-■• The-iServants? Friend- ■; j / Cover. -.. *\Ji%'i "iZAV** KNIFE CLEANERS, EGG BEATERS, { ? - « r 1 LjANTERNS, For 2; to 6 knives.' ! '%f ifamily 'H a;;:, no. i, r Foij Colza Oil and Candles;' -, Si 'tpQi^raessb , r :^Lisnp; - 0.0., . ;,.Furnishing and Genera! Ironmongers, », , QtJBEIH 1 rt»" BIOS -;©TPI]EI^S, : 'ttOELAND' . ■ - • • ALSO AX"HEWTOW, , 3NBWMAWKET, a.



Business Notices. "O E MO V A L. BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND MUSIC SELLER, "' 198, AUCKLAND, Wishes to inform his customers and the public that he has .' • : - ■ - ,r R EM O V E D ' i to' ■ -•■■■ NEW & MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES, Five doors below Wellesley-street, and Opposite W. McArthur & Co.'s Warehouse,' . ■ .'■■ , ■-■■•■' Where he will he glad ; to see all,his old cus-) tqmers and as many new ones as' will favour him with a call. c A CHOICE STOCK QF BOOKS, MUSIC, AND. STATIONERY KEPT. BOOKS,' MUSIC 7 STATIONERY. . Please Remember New Address : m *> 216, QUEEN-STREE T, - " • Five doors below Wellesley-street. ' . •. r W, E. ~MEARS, BOOKSELLER, STATIONER,. AND MUSIC _, -~.., SELLER. , ~, .. ..:.,,..,. .■> hnHE- AUCKLAND COFFEE-IJOUSE ' JL ■ : ■ • <"*"■ ■ "•■'.. ■ COMPANY. '■■''•'• KARANGAHAPE ROAD. ' - • THE ABOVE COMPANY ' :i:i Have taken Premises in . ,'.. ■ - '. Dr..Purchas's Splendid Block of Buildings. -i Karangahape Road; " i> Where they have opened their No. 1 Branch, \ and are now prepared to supply Refresh- •., ments at the following prices:— ." . * Tea, small cup, Id, large d0,,2d Buns, id cadbrr' Coffee „ '~ Id, „ 2d Scones, , Id „ Cocoa „ „ Id, „ 2d Tarts, I'd V Lemonade, lid per bottle Roll & But- Ginger Beer, „ -;, , tqr. Id i> Ginger Ale, lid „ Bread & Butter.ia Soda Water, IJd „ Ham Sand- : Hop Beer, lid" „ ' wichesi 2d y/ Milk, Id per glass ■ : Beef do., 24* •*>■ Vi 'Pork Pies,2d ' ' : '', TEA, COFFEE, & COCOA, 2d per pint " r Open daily from half-£astsix a;m. until ten p.trv' ikT 0 ERIE AND KEMPLA V,. X 1 , -■■ Proprietors of THE EDENDALE MANUFACTURING Co., i Manufacttirers of Woollen Hosiery and Under clothing, .. „ ,; Importers and Commission Agents, 21, ELLIOTT-STREET, •;; .. AUCKLAND',^ BUTTERICK'S" CUT PAPER PATTERNS Of A£l MJB LATiST LONPOU FASHIONS FOR . j r.A ■ Ladies, Misses, Boys, and Little ■', Childeex, Can be obtained from KIDD & WILDMAN * „ Shortland-3t. W. P. OGILYIE ... V.. t. Victorii-st., ~ J. &W. WILLIAMS i. ... rJJewton.. :: . MUNRO & CO. .. .. .. Ponspnby. . MISS FKHER-.'" ''.V ' : , „;, .. Parnelli •, : - _^ Fashion Sheets and Journals: illustrating the above Patterns may be had from any;, ■... *j. Stationer or Booliseller,, j ,- fjl ' ADAM KEIR MURRAY, , ' ; IMPORTER; AND WJ& \ /. 83,. Qucen-strest.. Aluiildand,. : AND COOgjfot,; . List op Works on. FruiiCui/tork. ■.«'-.■•■ Barrow, A. F., Vines and Vine Garden .. 11 Ban-y, P., The American Fruit' Garde- .'. 12 0 Baltel, C, Art of Grafting and Budding .. 3; 6:-. Bumdge, W.F., Horticulture „ .. 5 0 ,„ „' The Propagation and , Im- •' provement of Plants ..: .. 14:0- Bunyard,G.,'Fi'uit Farming for Profit .." l 9, Downing's Fruiis' and Fruit Ttees of '''' " America .'•..'..•.. :< •■ 27 l 6;, Downing's Selected Fruits for the Garden - StW and Market .. .. j...;,., 8 6 Fish, T. D., The Hardy Fruit Book!.' !! 12 0 Fulton, J., Peach Culture (America) .-.- 8 6 1 ' Grindon, L, H., Fruits and Fruit Trees, • • English and Foreign . 7 0 Hogg, R., The Fruit Manual, Fifth Edition 18 0 Hogg, R., The Apple and Pear as Vintage "•'■ ■• Fruits .. ..' .. .. :. .. 9, 6 Haldane, R., Subtropical Cultivations . 10 : 6 Hardy, T., Vineyards in America and V; ■JBurope.. .. -,;.. .. ; :.-..■ 36" Lea. W., Small Fruit Farms .. ,-..; -i. Lock, C, Tobacco Growing, Curing and •: ,- r Manufacturing .., .. .. ~'B 6*- Manville, A.* Culture of the Orange, ;:5i Lemon, Lime, &c.,., .. .-.-. .. 6:-6 Moore.'T., Orange Culture- :.: ' .' ■ "■' g' J 0 Rivers, T., Miniature Fruit Garden, 1 New '• , ; . Edition.. .. .. .. . I c Rivei's, T., Orchard House .. ..' ..5 6 1 Scott'sOrchardist ;. ;.. .. ..• :.. '4, 0 . John,! The Grape Vine--its pro- ■' • pagationand culture .. .. .; 1, a?' Strong, w.C, Fruit Culture .. .. .. -5 6 Thomas, J., The American Fruit Guitarist-15 6 Thompson,■ W., Practical Treatise on Grape '"" "' ;; ' ~.;Vino ;v» iiv. '.., ... ... ,-....... Goi - Watts, X., The Orohardand Fruit Garden 1; 3 Whitehead, &.. Fruit Farming 3 0" ' Wood, S., TheTreeTlanter :i ... .; .. 26 . „ „ „ Pruner .. .. ~ -4 ; 'O L 76, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKXAND. • '■' ; XrON C>UR'v'Eb Fdß^EUA^DAai'* "'j '~ (ANY PATTERN) AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ..;;';. '';!, 'Q-E -aRGETIMPCAiUb.., Manufacturing Plumber v^ ..-and- , •■ ':■,,;. .-,-. ;..,-. 1 IMPORTER OB 1 ALL TRADE REQUISITES | WELLESL^STRjto (opposite New Library), and .■ ;fißpw^(&i>^y'smEETsi^rHAMES,t f l. /■;; •■•■;' f f-1 I 200 Cofrugated- ; Galvan!zed (assorfed) ■ 500 Colonial Ovens (all sizes) , - - ,r; 60,000 feet Lead Edgeßidge Gap (allsizes) 50,000 feet O.G. Spouting (all sizeajT* -50,000 feet Downpipes (all sizes) % 50,000 feet Galvam"z'ed?Water Pipes (all sizes) Lead-head. Nails, Lead Washers, I Ovene.-Jrurnaee Frames, , Copper l Boilers;" ---etc., t etc.,, etc.; Awarded Three First Prizes for above lines, at Auckland Agricultural Show., ... . --.\ ! lLargest and' best' of "Gas* Globes'ln Auckland. . ~v., v , , ; As G. McCAUL is a- direct importer for cash, he is in a position, to supply thevtrade"' at the lowest remunerative.prioes. Liberal discounts to,,the,trade. Countrr- \-■ Orders punctually attended Itp.:: ■...;> ' .." ? (1 *' Mamitac|Bring Plumber, f and Importer.of all- v i*rade Requisites, Weilesieyjßt. East (opposite-' L NewLibraryjrahd'Brown'aiiaDdvy-streetei:- 1 ° "" .nhRT; my 60s Suits I They ar© reaLnioo. "