Bay
The
;:
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Plenty
of
'irjLTJksnr
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Times.
.
'$v/ : V^^^a?Circulating in the Connties of Taurangas Whakata^e, Waikato, Waipa, Piako, and Thames.
.TOL/XTf No 2,054
[Established 1872.]
Hotels.
Shipping,
OTAB
Wpitii
Business M"otices.
TTOTHL,
-
Lutd, Houie, Estatb, Lm Stock,
The Stab ii th« largest and most
lituated Commercial and
Ws»ta«e «sd«tiier oiroomstanees permitting
-
AUCTIONEBB,
TAURANGA.
Txmb Tajlb—Octobbb.
NELSON,
J. P. COOES,
MOBTHEBN
i
Isteamship
DE&fm
COBNSB 07
WM CO. (LIMITED).
DEVONPORTROAD &SPRINGSTREET
■
TAURANGA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1886.
Gsiceih Coioassiov Aoeht,
-Ainily Hotel in Tauraoga, and is
?Ofl AUCKLAND AND NORTH.
replete
with erery convenience and PABBOA A2O) TB ABOHA.
Bssamar. | Date of Bailing. |Tine.
deemed esiential to the apcoiafort
Wednesday,Bipt. 29 10 ».m« p^^tmentof a firit-claai hotel.
lona
p.m*
Oot
2
4
SatuKUj,
OlusmsA
The travelling^public will find com- Agent— Bdwibt Edwaeds, Paeroa,
lons, .
6 10 a.m*
Wednesday,
9
4 p.m. fort and attention, combined with
Clansman Satprdsy,
* who willreceive
entries and communiWednesday,
lona
18 10 a.m. moderate charges.
j aiions.
v
16
4 p.m.
€laasmaa Satorday,
Sample Booms for Commercial
joaa^ ; Wednesday, „ 20 10 a.m.
Gentlemen.
23
4 p.m.
Oansman Saturday,
Wednesday,
lona
27 10 a.m. PRIVATE SUITES OF APARTMENTS
P.
4 p.m.
Clansman JSatnrday, 80
for Families.
lons,
at
Nora.—
The
calls TairaaandMerGOOD BILLIARD TAima.
N
saiy Bay; theClsnamanfor Anoklanddirect.
&c,
&c.
„„
„„
„
„
»HAUGHI¥E»S^
FOR WHAEATANE and OPOTIKI.
| EveryTuesday.
Goeds received for shipmentjby any of the advantage to give the Stab acall.
*bove steamers at store, TownWharf.
PassageTickets must betakem at the -offlos
J. "W. CLABEBBOTTGH,
before emlttrkins;.
V* Panels orQdods taken without
aship- ,
' '
[Proprietor.
.
inrnote;
TFSAEF STBSST, TAXmANQA.
HOUSE HOTEL,
OHmKMXJTU BOTOBUA.
LAKE
W. M. COMMONS,
Agent.
WILLIAM M°A*KHI*HJ
&
—
WYufIEEV^
"
■
Foa
Proprietor.
I
B.S. ROTOMAHANA/
P,R, JBNTERPMSB,Ms,%
T¥^AITEMATA
AIT©
ANNS MHiBANS.
———
—
Ifoto- I Bnter:
prite
mahaaa
-
Anne
——
Monday
Taesday 1.30 a.mr
-^
Wedaes
10a.ni.
Thus
Friday
11s,m.
—
QUEEN
"'
Milbank
Bp.m,
—
—
» P."»«
*-■■■■
Tuesday
Than
Enterpriss
——
.
12 —noon
-——
—
—
Friday
5.30 p.m.
Satnrday
"
■
-9p.tt.
~
Btfalaesj Hoticas.
JAMES MoINTTBE,
TTOBNB,
A. W. B
UEBOWSI
AECHITiICT, Ac,
ASD
EOTOBITI.
-IMMENSEREDUCTION IN PRICES
J. TURNER'S
tfAILOKING ESTABLISHMENT,
Whabp steebt, Tattbikch.
■■
COACHES,
Secretary.
andManufacturers of allkinds
' IS Importers
FURNITURE, IRON ANDBR&.SS
SQLD IN
J. MAXWELL
'
BEDSTEADS, COTS, AND
BEDDING.
TERMS MODERATE.
Telegrams punctually attended to.
TAURANC^.
fe BY
,"
Buggies, Coaches, and Saddle Howes
on hire at the shortest notice.
rHE LABGEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK OJ
X jBODBLL.
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY, VELVET
PILE, and KIDDERMINSTER
CARPETS, HEARTHRUGS,
GEORGE CROSBY,
IN THE NOBTH ISLAND.
General Notices
FRENCH & ENGLISH CRETONNES
TIMBER
AT SEDUCED PBiCES.
JSIvl;
GO.,
macs we
Drain
SHOHTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND,
■Jfeaply opporito Post Office. '■
T>EPPBBS,
~
pehpabbaxdoiuiujre*aD
:
LABEL, VIZ.:
MOST IMPORT4ST.
The purchaser of Tweeds from ihp[above
Company can have their garments cut Free of
Man&ger*
AXD CONTAIN ONLY PUBS
"
Agent.
\TEW
JX
ZEALAND INSUBANOE
COȣPANY.
Oiptxal..
Unlimited
£1,000,000
lia>^lity
Insurance against Loss by Fire of
every description of Property may be
effected with this Company.
t
AUCKLAND SIXAXOOFFEB AND SPICEKILLS,
THE PUBLIC TRUST _OFFICE OF N£|SEALAHD.
P
Auckland,
Alho,
TEA, SUGARS, GROCERDBS
position.
po.
Have onhand and to arrive per Syren and
TIMBER.
steamers following—
Tl7O tons quarter-inch Bone«")
ia I dust, onr ownAl brand ( o
| SO tons Wellington Bonedust, } s£g-3,| ju 3 grindings— fine, me- j»B qq
!g*i
£
8 I dium, and coarse
8"SB 30 tons AucklandBoneFlour rg 8"g,
rpHE undersignedhas on;hand a largf
X and well-seleoted stock of
builders' Ironmongery,
ITS
ADVANTAGES.
1. The PublicTrustee inhis corporatecapacityNEVE~R DIES, NEVEE
LEAVES THE COUNTEY, andNEVEE BECOMES INCAPACITATED;
thus,by his appointment, the expense of fresh appointments of Trusteesconsequent on death, change of abode, or mental or bodily infirmity, isaltogether
;*
avoided.
investments
a;
proposed
by
2. All
of Officers,
are considered
"Board
v
ensuring careful consideration of all securities offered.
3. The Government of the Colony isresponsible for thehonestfulfilment
of all trusts placed in the office.
ITS INCREASING" POPULARITY.
Scales of charges with existing regulations and all information may be
Wellington,^"'any of Mb agents
LEND in Large or Small obtained from the PUBLIC TEUSTEE,
Sums on FreeholdSecurity
throughout the Colony.
Apply to
JACKSON k, RUSSELL
Solioitora,
Fort Street,
Wellington, December 5, 1885,
TO
-
17 tons Peruvian Guano, £17 ) For cash 2J
22 tonsHuon Island Guano, £5 j discount
Superphosphate(London),bestquality,£8 10
Gypsum or Sulphate of Lime, from Whit*
Island, £5
Salt,Rock, Manure, and Dairy
CORRUGATED IRON.
Paint and Oils
a
Also,
Beans, Linseed, Lucerne, &c.
CloverandGrass Seeds,Turnip,Carrot,
Mangold, &c, all fresh and good.
Garden Seeds, new andreliable.
iPUEIBI AITD KaUBI
POSTS.
J. W- GRAY*
3. The Administration of all kinds of Money Trusts,including Marriage
Settlements andand every kind of fuud, the trusts of which aredefinitely set Potatoes (Canterbury),grandquality for table
STRA.ND, SPRING and WILLOW
forthin the deed creating the Trust.
Potatoes (Oamaru), wellsuitedfor seed
STREETS,
OILMAN'S STORES
COARSE AND FINESALT
THIS WILL BE SHEWN BT THE FOLLOWING-TIGUBES:—
KEROSENE, AMERICAN OobnBROOMS
"*■■'■.■ -i
WASHING & 81-OARBONATEOFSODA
1881
1882
,1884
1880
1883
o1QKnm
CASH
TOBACCOS, CIGARS, &o.
£41,813 £68,262 £71,318 £90,119 £U6,136 estimated
RECEIPTS.
CANDLES, SOAPS, &c, 4e. /
j
MONEY
ADAM TAYBOURN &
2. The Executorship of.the "Wills of persons vrko may appoint the Public Seed Wheat, Seed Cats, Eye Corn, Tares,
Peas,
QUEEN STREET WHARF, Trustee their executor, and thus avoid the necessity which otherwise would
exist of committing their friends to the responsibilities involved by such
HAS ON SAL E,—
MODBBATX BATES, U2TDOTTBTKD SBOUIiITY,
VBOICPT AMD ÜBERAI. BETTCKICBNT
Pobxabu!STEAM ENGINES, r«rr auperior
Of CLAIMS.
BONE DUST, LONG ISLAND GUANO
FENCING WIRE, BarbedandPlain
E. Q. NOBBIS,
MANURE SALT, CORN SACKS
Tauranga.
Agent,
FLOUR, inSacks, 100'a, 60's, and 2i'«
MAIZE, OATS, BRAN, SHARPS, to.
GeneralIfotices.
COUSLLAN'S WAGGONS
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Matrimonial Agency.
J.T. tenders his best thanks to hii
numerous customers during the past
four years, and begs to notifyhe hai
made an immense reduction in pricei
& Co, 9, Station Boad,
all round. Special care being takei JENSEN
Plaistow,London, England. Es♥J
in tbe interest and comfort of hii
tablished to supply Bettlsrg is the
patrons.
Colonies with theaddresses of respecyoung women who are willing to
table
MAXSJt OFZADIJBS'EABITS, JACKET communicate with bona fide TradesAND UZBTJESB.
man, Farmers, andothers desirous of
meeting witL useful wives. They will
V. A. PURVIS,
be supplied from tho Agricultural
Ireland, Scotof
SOLIOITOB Districts
BARRISTEE,
well
land,
Wales,
and
as
as the ConAND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
tinent of Europe. Applicants should
state their particularrequirementsand
GOMMISBieSKK TO TAKE AOKKOWLKDOMKNJ preferences, enclosing Postal Ordei
for Two Shillings tomeet preliminary
Admittea-I.;.idon, 1868.
„ Nbw Zealacd,1879. expenses.
TTTItfKS & TTALL.
68per ton will be saved tobuyers tineat'ty,
mdstorage by orders eonmg in tinio *&
be sentfrom ship's tide,
ITS OBJECTS.
nPHB AUCKLAND AGBICTJL1.
TheAdministration
of Intestate Estatei, and the realiiation and disAND
MEECANTILE
JL TTJEAL
tribution of the Personal Estate.
COMPANY (Limited),
9 and 11,
5 per cent discount on allcash purchases.
Bricks, Lime, Cement
'"
*
TIRpWN, TD ABBEIT fW.
Pipea^j^^^H
J
(. to our last shipment
Buyers of 5 tons and upwards, at wholesale Sashes,Doors, Mouldinga .
prices,
Shingles,Palings, Rails
MHttUn thspublit againtt Ptpperitold
Marine Bisksof Every Description ffinWt
tXU marfutrety largelyaiulttraUi.
Covered.
"
Deyonpobt Road akd Q-ekt StbHl^ Taueanga.
:: .-,
| (Waroock's)
BJ^
"3
28 tons Queensland Bone ?*§■
Flour, quality quite equal
<j
g-9
« COFFEE,"
Insurances granted on iJweDinghouses, Stores, Shops, Buildings n
mixedinproportions
whloh trade if carried on, Merchan WithPan toChicory,"
prioe.
sulk
taste
and
on
desoriptio
every
disc, andgopds of
LowestCurrentBates.
CONSOLE TABLES.
;
any charges. Sends offamilies can thMs rely
on having a garment of N.Z. Tweed c4t by a
first-class artist, and guaranteed thoroughly
shrunk, at a lower price than what ready -niade
clothing can be obtainedfor that would nqtilast
■■"<
quarter the time.
JOSEPH MOSES,
f
OUBBBKOWKEO BEAKDS ABE INOBNTEB 07
"UON," "ANCHOR," "CROWN,"
r-0 ■
:
NOTiOE
THE ADULTBEATEB AETIOIE, BUI YOU
TAUEAiToTBEANOH.
Reqd^^^H
Fencing Materials
SXAV6TJB,188 «M» OB6CEB90S OWI
"EXCELSIOR/ "STANDARD,"
W. MToOi£MONB,
3OIR AND FLAX MATTING AND AH Builders'
TB YOUPSEF2B OLBIXUnSB, STHHKCHH, AND
/COFFEES A»D
bl^^^H
AND
|^^mts, Oils, &c.
COMTOET AMI) BATISFAOTIOIC.
FIBI OEPABTMBOT.
TIM
ALSO, ''
QBITUimOHIiY.
Peopbietob.
f#EED
Ipb.IMPORT^!
TTEEEundersignedhiy^^^ugn^^^^H
A alarge Stock °?^^^^|^^^^|
ESNGLISH & AMERICAN PERAMBULATORS, & VELOCIPEDES.
:
QAHXAIm« % « « t « t « « t « " t< ,£2,000,000
AOENT,
Strand, TAUaAjrftA.
.»
WHI, HNJOV YOUB KBALS WITH
LAND AND COMMISSION
TaUEAHGA
OF
FITZ-GIBBON LOUCH,
March, 1885.
Avoid Imitations. Pee th^tithename, NELSON, MOATE & Co.
Package.
■*■:.
THB PEICE YOU WCUd PAYIS THB BAKE AS SOB
.—
DisoharghigliveStook.
FRABBR k TXNNB, Agents.
.
;
TTNIONINSUBANOECOMPANY
.7".^ U OFNEW ZEAI&ND.
midnight
Ko-cargoreceived for Rotomahana sithin
hour ofadvertisedtimeof lea/ing.
half.an-ratpantibiefar
Not
Shipping,Carrying, or
"p-OBB»T
'AUCKLAJTD.
Anne
Milbank
mshana
4#frs*,m,
STREETS,
Insurance.
Koto-
Monday
* CUSTOMS
TTOTEL,
r-
8 p.m.
TBAU THAMM.
"
jDOYAL jyfAIL T INI
LOCAL GROCERS,
Householders,Hotel-keepers,Butchers,
—-
,
the same Management.
"
time Stable
Satnrday
TELE&RAPH^
Leare the Booking Office, Tauranga,
for the undermentioned places,—
VTTINKS & TTALL
For Rotobtja, Tattpov and.NAPiEB,
every Tuesday and Eriday.
WHOLESALE ANDRETAIL
Inpound and
Packets, and 61b and CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS For the Thames, via Paeroa, erejf
Wednesday and Saturday.
lQlb Boxes.
AND
Coaches also leave the Booking Office
CARPET WAREHOUSEMEN,
daily for Te Waieoa (Lake Tata
wera) and all the surrounding dii
SHOBTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND
See Circulars— For Press Opinioni and Chemical Analysis.
trict.
BOBEBT GBAHAM,
TJbLKTJSJIIIAUJIiiIUi.iiL/, VOILKOA^
"^OT^'fOOTEITSSETISIENT. \ For
theEotomaAana Terraces,is under
■"■
AEE NOW LAE&ELY SOLD BY THE
RP,rE^? STSAMICRS.
'* '- -QOIJ>^tRLI)3,.. _
IJ
m|dALS,
ceeding ten years.
DEPOSITS received from Members or
others'. Present rate of interest allowed—
6 per cent, per annum on sums lodged for
twelvemonths ; 5 per cent, for six months ;
and 4 per cent, per annum for threemonths'
Formsof applicationfor Shares, andBooks
ofthe Rules of theSociety can be obtained
on application.
-
STraUNGWORTK, CTfINEMUBI, WAITEKAURI, WAUi:. i>n? TE ABO3A.
"
aEORaE CROSBY'S
LOANS granted upon approvedsecurities
on Freehold or Leasehold Properties, The
repayments extend over any term not ex-
yr? .
—
£JO.
"
The House" par excellence in the IMPORTERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN,
Hot Lake District. Patronised by
QvsEir Steekt,
Hia Excellency Sir W. F. D, Jervofij
and Suite.
AUCKLAND.
Union SteamshipCompany of New
Bedrooms,
comfortable
PriLofty,
Zealand Limited.
vate Sitting-rooms, Ladies' Drawingrooms, Ball-room,
Smoking-room,
Eesident Partners
OASSENGEBS and Cargo booked Beading-room. "
Zealand and
I:toallPortsinNew
[P. Labkuts
Billiards,Shooting,Fishing, Tacht- C.0. MoMnaiK.]
lustralia at throughrates.
ng, Boating, Croquet, Lawn Tennis,
Quoits, &c.
COMMONS,
The Hvdropathie system of Baths
A^ent. and Medicinal Springs
belonging to
iho EstabluKment,and conducted on
OTEAM TO rnHAMES, .Smedley'splan,areunrivalledthroughout the world.
Connecting with
<53flS^^Sv_
l^.M.
mAURANGA AND KATIKATI PERh
MANENT BUILDING & INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
Office— Spring Street, Tauranga,
BEEN AWABDED
AND SILVER
Coach.cc,
.
■'
Wo Goodsreoeivedafterfirst whistle.
GOLt*
GeneralNotices.
& Co.s X
BLENDED TE|4s,
WHICH^VE
PEICE TWO PENCE
half-|onu(i
The settlers of the surrounding
neighbourhood will find it to their
Douglas
JMOATE
TUBLISDED TBI-WBEKLYr
J.A. CLARK,
Local Agent at Tauranga.^
TATJRANGA.-
Potatoes, Early Kidneys, Pinkeyes, &c.,
very scarce
ADAM LAYBOUKN & Co.
--400-gallon IronTanker
DURHAM STREET, AUCKLAND,
XTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND
J3|
MER-
SYDNEY J. SAFNDERS & Co.,
CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY
PAPER MANUFACTURERS,
(Limited)makeliberaladvances on WOOLandOTHER PRODUCE consignedto them
for Salein London.
WHOLESALE EXPORT STATIONERS,
For furtherparticulars apply to the Score
tary, Queen street, Auckland; or to the
and
Bank's Agents at Tauranga and Opotikl,
DAY t0
C% A PER
fl*t"
b9.
\ TO g?
>"r made by persons of
■3" %l
i* either
sex, in their
Publishers of Chromo. calendars,
, Chriotmas Cards, &p.,
own localities, at work for us. New buwness. 45 ST. MARY AXE, LONDON, ExGLAND
meet with wonderful euccesß. A.ny oneoan:
dothe work. Capitalnotrequired. We will
start you. Outfit worthJ6l mailed free. The
employment iB particularly adapted to the
region in which this publication circulates.
Boys nud girls earn nearly as muchas men. ! Wholesale Price Lists (illustrated), together
to
Fullparticulars and instructions mailed free. with samples of Stationery,' forwarded
throughout the World freeImport
Now is the time— don't delay,but writeto us Traderß
thVoflgb
Indents
can
be
sent
application,
'
at onco. Address SiiNSON « Co., Portland, on
Maine,United States.
any.Merohant,
.-
:
THE BAY OF PLENTY TIMfe,;IAT|FR©AY.<)CT(^|IIt
23, 1886.
TELEGRAPHIC.
the Te Pake cattle salelast Wednesday Some igt^^sHng- experimentsliave recently
LADIESCOLUMN.
THE BULGARIAN CRISIS.
character. We now. propose to go AtR.
C. Jordan, the auctioneer, reports, iboen Oftrried out atSpithead with a view to
more fully into the subject, and to Mr owing
to the inolemenfc weather not more ascertaining thevalue of asbestos and indiaPORT OF TAURANGA.
LAST NIGHT'SDESPATCHES
suggest tothe settlers of this district that
than half the nutnber of cattle entered, put rubber covered, bulkheads' in stopping l«aka Tm&L&EEST^f ajrttibn. amongst;Ameri"
'
■v Sofia, October 19;"
and to the fgoverning bodies, a means, in an appearance. Dairy cows of fair quality- onboard Vesselß- of war;' The:old itonolad caa belles is 't&".'drive donkey carts ., ■"..TIDE TABLE.
of utilising tbis new scheme to the were closely competed for if near calving,' frigate/Resistamce,» was prepared for 'this The fancy iifor'the Urge white>. don- G-rdban EfEendi, the Turkish Special \ I [Pfflfc J»aK»» JtiioCLlTIOF.]
HlglTWater
Sim advantage "of the Government, the butbackward oilvers or inferior stock were purpose and fcnon fired into by two gunjboats key, whichis difficult to g«t.
Envoy, has arrived with the object of
not in demand...Cows ranged from £3 to for a considerabletime. When the experiOCTOBBB.
AN ABORIGINAL ENGINEER.
Morn. Even. rißea. seta. district, and the Tillage settlers we £6 10s, yearlingsjfrom 15b to £1 10s each,~ ments werq^ concluded ah' unfavourable The tailor-made dresses of this bringing about areconciliationbetween
Auoklakd, last night.
below to introduce. Every store cowswerenot in demand.
all afford facilities for achange Bulgaria and Biissia. Itis.understood
decision 'waii arrived! tit witH^regard to the
iilx propose
JH.Xi KJf H.M.
« The 'ship was now
value
*ofboth
Russian
claim
of
Keremetu Henakur
money
a
considerable
sum
of
is
materials.
he
the
demandsof
the
The
year
give
supports
scope for
Yesterday from the small hours of the
23 Saturday
240 325 6 9 620
* practically-wrecked, and; although 100 tons of waistcoat* aad thus
£500, for the
24 Sunday
4 2 439 6 8 621 expended in Iceeping open and in morning, heavyrain fell untilmidday with of water wereadmittedas ballast astarn, the a variety being introduced into thej Grovernment ia connection with the Kotorua Eailway Co. of
railway route, wms
5 8 537 S 7 622 good repair the ror.d to Kotorua via stiff blowfrom the northeast; quitesix inches
of
the
theicountry.
discovery
25 Monday
future
costume.,
'
(government
same
of.
fore-part of the vessel was seen to be
26 Tuesday
657 6 17 5 6 623 Oropi bush ; and yet frequent st6p- of rain hare fallen
London, October 20-. settled yesterday, theclaimant getting
' in this district during the gradually sinking.
It was accordingly " Some pretty simple travelling
week.
27 Wednesday
638 669 5 5 624
determined
her
into
after
harbour,
delays
caused,
report
and
unto
tew
A
is
current that Turkey isi £50 and expenses.
pages
are
and
Thursday
28
717 734 6 4 625
There is a project on foot to organise a plugging th© holes and keeping the pumps dresses are being made of blue
willing
concenaRussian garrison to
avoidably,
by
difficulty
the
of
to
admit
Friday
29
THE BARRIER MURDERERS.
752 8 9 5 3 626
series cheap entertainments to take place going. She Uynow.to be prepared to be white very narrow striped cloth; fine
on condition that she
trating a sufficient amount of labour duringofthe summer
theDardanelles
at
intermonths,
regular
texture.
There
are
velvet
collars
torpedoes.
of
The prisoners coinecfed- with- tW
by Whltohead
Phases of the Moor:
within a short period of time on any vals,in connection with theMutual, the net firedinto
is
allowed .to occupy Bulgaria and| Barrier murder will arrive here next
cuffs,
two
having
large
and
each
butFirstquarter, sth, 10.3 a.m.
Horse
aazette
and
Oards
Admiralty
The
given point on theroad where a block proceeds to bedevoted to some deserving ob- says.
Full moon, 13th, 3.3 p.m.
Asan
of the callousness of the ton-holes through which satin ribbon' Roumelia herself.
Tuesday. Mr Napier, has been enThe Porte has formally protested gaged for Perm'« defence.
may occur, and also by the long dis- ject.
Lastquarter, 2let, 2.20 a.m.
traitorous'srew. who are -supplying '.untrust- is passed and tied.
NewMoon, 27th, 6.64 p.m.
.The Dog-Registrar is again on tiie war- worthyweapon'stothedefensiveioroeß,^eniay
"against th« election ofUoumeliatis. to
tances the men hare to travel to path',
LARCHENCY A. YACHT.
andhas youchsafedussome usefulitjems imeationlthe,issue of '^tin
tlie2nd /p'NbV'-lje said, a? they congratu- the Sobraaji.' The Regency dec!ar^
reach
work
"We
wish
therefore
their
:
?
Ac,£'
[
■
Drpaktobbs— October.
general,*and t)itagoon \ 'Guards . (QieenV ;.?aysj
of information the
him"'
on
"I'm
engagements
boy^naiied! Alfred Patti^^
his"
Y.k
little
jn
lated
tointerSO— Douglas, s.s., 40 tons, Austin, for to draw the attention of our readers his interpretationofitiu-particular^ This time mediately beforetheir departure for India. not so particularly charmed wjth the they will not permit Turkey
"
was:to-day charged with st^aliog /'
son
..
advantages
to
!
■
vene.
macy
that would he intends prosecuting the owners of dogs As luck would have it, Colonel French
Whakatane and Opotiki, with general! the
expect to be very happy. England, in conjunction with otherf ajacht from Beronport, and commit-'
cargo. Passenger*— Mr andMrs Harvey, accure from theestablishment ot one > whichhe wellknowsto beregistered,because tested a few of the new swords inthe Riding girl, butI
|
r' :
Messrs TickersandHolmden.
village settlements on the ( the dogs are not wearing their collars. ; r School, cutting them at an ordinary "Turk's Her motheris about the b.est-tempered Grreat Powers, has assured the'Russian ted for trial.
or
more
know of."
21— Besnlt, s.t,Williams, forKatikati,with line of road passing through the > By
afterbladeshiveredinhishand. woman I
Government that, they do not favour HOKIANGA VILLAGESETTLEMENTS.
the s.l.Result onThursday,MrViokery head." Blade
'
sundries. Passengers— Messrs Vickery Oropi-bush.
> was apassenger for Katikati, where he goes
The
curtain
at thePrincess Theatre, the ' return of Prince
,to> : Mr John Lundon returned to-day
our
tws
opinion
.
In
andßebro.
TAURANGA REVISITED.
Melbourne,is,composed oj: silk vel- Bulgaria, nor ,approve of his election1 from
a house of seven or eight1rooms,
HpHanga," and reports very
such settlements might usefully be j to buildoffices
.■&<>., forMrFletcher. Thenew
'
The "". Douglas is bar-boundat Opotiki, planted in this bush ; such settle- besides
weighs one ton, and cost the large to the throne.,.
.....,
vet
Vil;;
;
; favourably of the /progress of tli« '
". ■'."■. A FORECAST?
\
:
..'
.
■..
5
'
'
;
building willstanda little distancein front
and maynot be expectedhereuntilMonday. ments
,
sumpf£3oa
;-., v' '.., :.; vSoFiA,,Octqbex;2l. lage Settlementiinthat district.
to consist, Bay, of 10 to 1c \ of theold cottage' which was builtwhen-this Itwas Christmastimeof 'ninety^six,
*>
By the canons of English etiquette, Aninterview;has:takenplace.between
men with their families, if thej C gentleman first went tothesettlement.
. When a longing o'er me came,
SPORTING.
po»sets|any, the one mi^ht be placec * There wasa capitalmeeting ak-ilieMutual To tread on«<3 more the-ferfcil« shoro
lavender
water is the only perfume Statnboulof?/P^resid^nt of. jthe Council
COMMERCIAL.
,
on either side of the Tautau creels:, last night, though the attendance was not BeariagTaucanga's world-knownname
Which aman. may pour onhishandker- of.tfhe Regency,.and Gfadban E^endi,i V"'
lastmgW. v "
Bay or Plbutt Times office,
very large. The subjeot of debate was "the I
sailed in astately merchantship
,
Envoy,
14J- miles from Taurangaand 2^- mile* I extension
chief:
it
»
at;
theiTurlcish
Jocltey
Bay
which".
was
'OlubV
;
Island.
The
of franchise to women," several IVomLondon townso gay ; : if f
evening. m the bush ;and the other, betweer
Pique in a new soft form, and ba- decided not to postpone the meeting» Spri-ng- Meeting opened to-day, the;
ladies took part in the discussion, which She'd cargo aboardworth a misers--hoard,
the Maungarawa gorge and the 1 lastedoveran hour, anddecision was finally 'Noath her hatches stowedaway.
tistt with open stripes of embroidery of the S^brauji. Stambouloftwarned1 weather was fine but there was only*
THE TAUBANGA MARKETS,
* * *■ ,* *
Mangapouri creek, this latter bein| J given against such extension. It was de# .
Gadban Effendi that the .'days of 'the moderate attendance. The principal
areresuscitations of old friends.
nous iUbxbts
to close the session at once and to re.11miles from Ohinemutu. At eithe]pi cided
the Ottoman Empire would be num- events were the Hurdles, won byPreeof-the
bouclM
creped:
The harvest moonrose full andred
None
new
and
open in March next.
bered
if Russia were permitted to-0 boeter}Island Bay Handicap,Eumour
stream,
fipaHm*Flour, ailk dressed, 6O'« 0 7 0 of these sites the land Jis good, am
tide
inthe
swung
-vr.th the
j As we
materials are ironed after being
100's \0 16 0 fairly level, and there would be nc j Our par. referring to our Dutch exchange, jAnd the lights shone bright in the clear stii washed; theyare only
do
do
enter Bulgaria.
let; Pasha 2nd; Normanby 3rd.
out
.
"Do
en
shaken
and
Express
Oranjevrijstaatsch
Adver- |
do
200's 18 0 difficulty in picking out sufficient "
do
-night,
Steward's Plate, Krst .Mate Ist.
tentieblad"
round
to
a
brought
our office | Prom tbi tbwn abreast of our beam.
smoothed with the hands.
60's 0 7 6
Southern
"
do
BRITISH
TROOPS
EGYPT.
IN
Steward Stake Handicap, Rumour "
do
100's 0 13 0 areas for settlements of the size eug gentleman desirous of taking the billet of in- | moored tho
do
the new makes of Irish linen are
to
vrhavf next mid-day
terpreter. On a searching: examination being We
do
do
8O4'« ISO gested of excellent quality for cultiva instituted
Ist.
Ladies Bracelet, Miss Barnum
"'
;
to discover his qualifications: for "When- the ship's belltoUetL'tWhour,'likely to be popular in-dark and. pale
[kSUXEIt'STEEEftKAMS.];'
0 2 6 tion.. Timber both for fencing anc I the
Bran, per bushel
,
"'. Ist.
.
. . '■. "' :,-'.;''
we
found
that
- iAnd themerry chime of dinner time
? charming
office,
:
his
of
knowledge
blues,
oi'
and
indigo,
a;
;
oldSharps do
.026 house building, is plentiful, and of
, Los-do^ October 2l.
its language, was limited to the Eang out fixmi many a tower.
DEPARTURE OF THER.M.S. RUAColonialBread,per case
130
fashioned yellow-pink, the dyes being Tlhe British'gar'risori
goodquantity, there being numerous 5 Hollandand
and use of a Dutch oven. "We then I"Whose voics is that that grcsts me?
at "Wady-HaiiV
Oatmeal, 25's
..046 rimu and ninau trees, scattered I possession
"
purely
vegetable
well;
they
and
fast
as
asked the historical question, "Did anyone
do 60' a
0 8 6
Sear a hand, run tho gangwayaboard !' should
is suffering severely from jpieat and The ■Euapehu departed for
prove of everlasting wear.
..004 through the bush, thus the settler* I 'Bee you enter here," guilelossly he roplied Why, Willies, our old friend Willies,
Fmrl Barley,,
diseaseandlias implored to berelieved. mouth last evening, shecarried a large
"No. We mercifully draw a veil over the . Not a line in Mb face bap, tiuie.jscoyed.. . ,
J»y» Bice
0 0 4 could economically erect their owr t tragedy
"
Hany pretty ,mantles for carriage
that'thenensued.
mailandal)out 60 passengers.
Bread, per21b loaf
0 0 4 dwellings ;moreover the Government
Andwho are these others around us?
evening
being
CHOLERA,
and
.wear
ar-o
.made
of
of thoseinterested in the Ter- , Why the followsI
COMPLETION OF WELLINGTONknew yearsago;
undertake to advance money at 5 pei n A meeting
VABX ASH DAISY
- VBODVOS.
MANA.WATU RAILWAT.
j
movement washeldin the the Good jThere aco Tumor, and Swindloy, andJordan black lace over yellow and other cos d s d cent, interest to the amount of £2C perance
Templar's Hall on Wednesday last— The fol- And a score or twomore or so.
TELSaKAMS.]^
, lours, in ;the inautelette style.
j-1 lowing
..09 10 for a house,
.
Batter, fresh per lb
last link in the line oa the ,
i
The
'
and not exceeding a tota
wereelected acommittee tomakesiritac, October. 19. i Wellington-Manawatu iKailway w»i
:
doubt,
..08 09
'.Ribbed
Velvet
no
Boar
Cheefe
will^thereis
alllook
move
than
They
hearty
ever,
arrangements for furthering MrBurnett's
010
1 0 o£ £50 for bush felling aad grasaing, ble
Eggs, per dozen
Their faces withhealth still aglow,
be largely used in the future; it re- Ciholerabas now entirelydisappeared completed this, afternoon,,
the
Tauranga viz. Roy. S. Griffith,
..0 8
Lard, perlb
0 0 We now come to the portion of oui c mission in
Theresult of content and good living
.
.
sembles fine cbrdutfoy,
0.
A.
*"
Clarke,
Muuro,
' and is excellent froin-Italy:.
" ,
Messrs
P.
James
formal opening of traffic to" Taranaki
Bacon andHam*, Provincial 0 10|— 1 0 scheme where the interest of th< 9 Bodell,James Turner, J.Neighbour, C.
'
Such as seldomoae gets herebelow.
_
..
.. Y-iw^a, October.,19< is:fixed for November 9(;h-.
wear.
'..
.-, _,
%. 'Tis true they're
Jams
..07 08 Government and the settlers arein i Crabbo,It. Cains andD. Gco, together with
'
a littlebit older,
..04—05
The
cholera
at Buda Pesth is inMilk, per quark
rloteh
Priteh
ia
old-fashioned
an
COAL MINERS' STRIKE.
Hore and there a grey hair or two more,
10 2 0 unison, and this point;is fcbe mam- thethe officers of the Tauraiiga Lodge ISFo.
Fowl*each
,
creasing
Many
ia
virulence.
fresh
Scotch
dish,
1.0.G-.T.
andmembers
of
Blue
Butlook
when
43,
spring,
the
Ribat
these
crowds
of
made
Jn'tho
strangers
hundred and thirty miners,
..2
2
6
tainence
of
the
road.
Th«
One
'
Duck* do
0—
GovernCommittee. A letter ,was read stating That never were ssen he"rß of yore!
there areplenty of freah vegetables. cases are reported"■.daily.. , -.
workingin the KaitangataCoalMine,
O«eae do
..30 —60 ment annually spend from £600 to bon
would bo in Tauranga on Andis itso long since I
"
left here;.
It maybe either made from fresh or
..40 —70 £900 inIceeping the bu§"b part of th( 9 thatMr Burnett
Torkerido
struck work to-day over disSaturday week, and would leave for Auck
It seems only yesterday.; :
.- "
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS. Ofcago,
coo'ltedmeat;Blb. Pr 4lb. of loin chops
BAT AMA COBM ICABSSff.
r« employing
repair, Jand the presence o¥ , land fclio following Wednesday. It was ro- Old
road
in
1
putes withthe Company
Time
iii
"busy
MUS©,
apace
moves
Hie
a
'
"
3 S— 3 9
tfaiza per bushel
are.put into a saucepan, with about
"■■'
solved that the Temperance Hall be engaged 'Tis ton years&ince Iwent away. '
25,
men.
say
working
non
Union
along
settlers
this
[rEUTEB'S
TELEGJ2AMS.]
..30
do
34
and
3qts.
Pe&s,
for
and
30th
October
"of
water.
Saturday
Monday,
boiling
haricot
MEETING OF SHAREHOLEES N.Z.S.S.
(old)
do
..00-00 line, would enable its overseer t< Ist November,andthat the Church Choirsbe When
wasbat a village,
' I.left there
beans, carrots; half a turnip, parsley,
St. PETEESBUiia, October 19.
CO.
fowl..
4 6— 4 0 obtain, close at, hand,any quantity o: asked to assistat the Services. The ComNow i-find- a mighty town.; .
A report is current that the Grand A large meeting of the Wellington
perowt
..^-S 6 79 labour that he would be likely tc > mitfcee meets at the sameplace at 8. SO p.m. Everyone striving, andnnost.arecontriving alittle bit of cabbage, and some green
£7 a ton require, at. lower
a well- earaedrenown.
onions ,ar« ,added,v Boil.this very Duke Nicholas, the Czarevitch,' is Bhareholders of the New Zealand
rates than a t on Tuesdaynext whenitis hopedeverymom- To establish
£ a i £ b d present and with less delay, while a bar will make an effort to attend.
slowlyf for an hour and^'-■'£ quarter, seriously ill.
YetstillImiss oneor two faces,
Shipping Co; washeld last night, and
20 0 oto 23 0 0 the
Ten jeira see them peacefully sleeping;" seasonwith pepper and salt* It should
Gardiner,
*( >
G.
who
has
returned
just
same
time
the
amount
of
Mr
a series of resolutions favourmoney
adopted
0 0 12 0 0
In
theearth's
breast
laid
to
quiet
they
are
res'
from a trip through America and England,
be thick broth;When d<iae.
MACPHERSON. ing theeatablishme»t
GENERAL
6 4—o o o expended ancong the settlers, aver&g notifies
Securein
of alocal directheir
If&eping.
Mother's
thathe is now better perparedthan
0 o—6o 0 0 ing probably £25 perhead per annum '
Diamond earring* for " favourite
tory, and a more efficient managesupply|the requirements of settlers, The scream-of the railway whistle '
ever
to
[eEUTEE'B
TELEaBAMS.}
horse* are the latest extravagance of
wouldbe a groa# assistance to them > storekeepers,builders, &c.
Re-eoboed along the Strand,
of the company.
Eautgooit, October 20.
And a trifle flurriedbur passengershurried wealthy rancK ownerbintheFar West.
beiidei furnishing them with tistivi
l
eet
15 0 employment, mostly
Messrs R. C. Jordan and A. C/ Tjurrier,i ,To *ake seats for the Wonderland, v.
A small gold tube is inserted in the General MacPherson, in command
SPORTING.
the winter joint auctioneers, give a 'detailed'- liss' in
do
n o when work wouldbe in
But whither do these vessels sail,
DuifEDnr,last night.
to Borne exten"£ Ianother column of the stock and implements'
ear-^-likealady's screw earring, with of the British forces in Burmah, is
"*
extra.
2
jTd their Pliufsoll
marks^d«e£ ladonf
a disc at «'acli end, coritii.ihing a good- suffering fromfever.
b j tofc<s duposedo* at their sale of. Mr SnodTrident is a good deal easier Here
»»
<
Wo
dairy- stock on Tuesday November T^Wghj^^lgfyv^^
2nd class
7 0
21< .injsrm'iMia»* »-««Jif JihQJES.9eipt oi. apriI[- xvns expeccea
Lowdox.
vhKt'October
tfenwar^Sjf vatecablegram, the tenSr of~whicu i»"
nt-B«rarKV »iigmi6n t# a notinoaT;
tradeUstill iriikerthan'ever, j
name
and
address
are
engraved
round Frederick Eoberts, Cemmander-in- bettered to be that Mr White's colt
And the.eettlersjikebees in 'a hive,
ppnon fromtheCrownLandte Office, Auckland From
the edge.
certain allotments in the Parisfi o
Chief in India, will succeed the late exhibited signsof footsore.
pleasureor toil the neverrecoil,
the followingplaces—
pfJnHßi^PHHHp^mi^ ,* that
Waioeka, Whakatane C6unty, ar« open iot They're'the happiestpeople aliveff
General Sir H. MacPherson in comman;
Se
Hariner,-—
|^^%Bkland
wai.a.
careful
(by steamer) Wednesdays, at it by m«a»i of tEe many waggons tha t seleotionon
GOLD ESCORT.
deferredpayment, on and after
mand
of the. British JlxpediijiQii in
9.80 a.m;. andSaturdays, at S.SO p.m.
"Sail,
now,
Biln
sir?
Nicebreeze
on
up
;
and down the road the 27th inst, by application to the Comsir."
P* e
Vm Auckland (viaThames) everj Tueaday, *'j
escort arrivedin town togold
The
Burmah.
"'.'■■
Isaucs,
and which, when returning to
Tole,Esq.. Forms of ap- THE AGRICULTURAL DEPRES Mr
"Vot! After a dinner as
at.7.30 p.m.
Tan missioner,toD.beA.had
night with goldvalued at £20,000.
at the Landl
SION.
three-an'-thixpenth?
and
cost
F« Whakatane and Opotiki (by steamer) ranga are generally empty or nearl plication
Post
me
Not
, bo ;in firtwood alone we believe thei 1 officesTaurangaand Opotiki.
INCREASE INBANK RATE. CENTRAL DUNEDIN ELECTION.
,
ereryTuesday at 4.80 tun.
m"
;
'
ForTaum everyTuesday,at 7.30 a.m.
Sugfeib|d Remedy,
c'
;
e
£
might farourablr compete with ouir
of
At the official declaration of the
Acclimatisation
Irish
meeting
Atan
race
a notice
ForTe Fuke,Botoiti, Haketu, 4ndBotoxua, other
(BETTTEfi'S TELEGBJLSIS.)
Sooiety, MiG-. Gardiner;:ismakingarrange- At the Wtstminister Palace Hotel a
of iupply. Whereai » menti
for Dunedin Central,, there was
poll,
to
that,
wasissued
the
effect
unless
jourcei
Tnerfmya«nd Saturdays, at 7.30 a.m.
for the distribution of the American public meeting, ha* been held to conchange
no
\>f figures Thecandidates
LoirDOsr,
Fe»
October
21.
makatane, Ohlwa,.Waiotahi, the settlen at the other extremity oi t trout which arrived from Christchurch
all
thehorses
in
at
a
places
were their
on
Mata^
?;
and Opotikv (orerland)every Saturday, the bush,being from 10 to U milei B Wednesday morning per s.s. lona. There aider the present agricultural depres- stated time, the race would proceed
of England to-day raised made short speeches.
The
Bank
:
"
"
at7.3oa.m;: ,
only distant from Ohinemutu, wouk j were1,600 of these fishyiej;ween U and 2i sion arid the promotion of the \ flax without them.
the"
rate of discount to 4 per cent.
A
■/
ESCAPE
OF
PRISONER.
For Maketu, *y tteamer o» opportunity be probably
inlength, forwardedfrom the south, industry as aremedy. The chair was|
m a belter position gtill,» inches
" ..
Percy Fisher,thenotorious criminal- '
'Offers.
.■
bnfc owing- to.thelong; ,tod tempestuous trip occupiedby Mr TLomas
as
t&ifl
Briggs, who Nearly all the .cottons worn this
latter
place,
SOCIALIST AGITATION.
at present import) I of the lona' a krgei "number, about half briefly
Fw Aoneaieie,kaiikati» Tfoihi» Ovharoa,
who was sentenced at :last Criminal:>
summer
are
trimmed
with
velvet
cuffs
T,
JatrocJuced
Mr
Henly,
L.
MaflkaytowD, Paeroa, BSrikiii, and nearly all ifes articles of- consumptioa perished. It is intended to send 300 to
Sittings to three yeara itnpri*onm«nfc,
[hettiee's telegbjlms.]
Thames, Tuesdays and Fridays,at 7.30 butter, |eggs, vegetables, &c, eithei f Waipapa, and 100 each to Te Puke and thereader of the paper entitled. "The and collars;one very pretty dress of
BucCee,ded
in making his escape from
heliotrope
cotton,
spots,
with white
from Maketu, Te Puke, or Tauranga, Katikati, the destination of the balance is Elax Indistry aBemedy for AgriculLoiTDoy, October 21. the; hard laboar gang ,at the Heads
For Thames (via Auckland), every Saturday, and
good
trimmed
with
a
unsettled.
deal
of
velvet
of
Depression."
tural
Mr
Henly mainJ
consequently thesebuah settlers 1
Hyndman; one of the Socialist yesterday, and has not yet been rejat^.SO p.m.
MrHolmden, recently appointed manager tamed that thecultivation of flax, if a darker shade, was worn at Good- leaders,
wouldhave a good market within
r
has written a letter to the captured.
;
eas?
of
the
Orders 'and Begistered
branch office of the Bank of New- carried out to the full extemt of wood.
V2?"
%""*
Papers, stating that great. distress
half-an-hcur previous to timei distance, ona goodroad, where then* Zealand at Opotiki, was a passenger for which it was capable,
Iftten,
would do more Gauze leaves for faus have for the prelvails among
of closingmail.
commodities would fetch remunerative that place per s.s. Douglas on Wednesday
Jthe working classes, OYSTER EATERSBEWARE,
prices. And lastly the district and * last, where he will at once, take charge of towards restoring prosperity to prtsent superseded all others. On and proposes aprocession of theunthe- business of the Bank.
MALLS ARRIVALat Post Office, Tauranga, from the general (public would benefit
gauze
agriculture!
\
than
these
fans
different
any
thing,
designs
other
are employed on the 9th prox. as the only Ayjinquest hag been opened at Bright
and
by ■'■
the followingplaces—
important sale wiTl be held to day would give employment to thousands pictured in a realistic manner: The means
the firlEllmeat of. the scheme
of compelling attention of the tonjrespecting the death of "William ,
here atAn
From Auckland, (by steamer) Tuesdays and bnefly
U a.m.by Messrs Turaer and Buddie at of agricultural labourers and their fan, sticks are mostly of smoked pearl,
sketched out;the road \would their
authorities
Jerjsmias Brett, caretaker; of 36, "
.I be kept
to the,existing distress.
Saturdays.
store on the Strand. As' this firm is families all the year
in better repair at less cost, disolvlng
round. The which can be smoked to any colour.
Fwm Auckland, (viaThames) everyMonday
St. Helen's,Bishopsgati street,
partnership it is necessary that a quantity
Great
7 delays would be less frequent;
of flax fibre annually im- A soft- grey tint is lovely with' blacb
and Thursday, at 7.30 p.m.
largaquantity of miscellaneous articles now
a
who was supposed tohare
London,
REVIVAL
OF
TRADE.
From Whakatane and Opotiki, (by steamer) a hardy, self-reliant class
stock ebouldhe disposed of to close ac- ported averaged about 85,000 tons, gauze,and arich reddish .hro.w,n goes
of settlers in
died
from
theeffects of eating oysters
,
the
sale
will
counts,
[produce
equally
.^^rayTuesday.
well witha white mount. Lace r [REtTTEIt's TEIJEGBAMS.] ,
include feiicrag wire, the
of fully 500,000 acres,
JWTtaPoke,Rotciii, Make*.,andßotorus, would be introduced, and a new rails, weighing- machines,
Deceased' went to
put;
of
season.
wheels, tables, and worth nearly3£ millions sterling. mounts are enriched with quantities
country openedup,andnew centres of B»fe, &0.
_TuMiay» ana Saturdays, 3.30p.m.
Brighton, was takea illon the same
"
.;
Zioneon,
October
"
-,
18.
The
(linseed)
flaxseeS
ofbrilliants.
.""
yearlyimported
»om Tanpp, Matata, Whakatane, Ohiwa, population formed. The speedy October this y«ar ao
J f LordDerby, speaking at .Liverpool, dajt, ani died next morning. B»fore
far been a great amounted to some 20,000,000 bushels,
purchase, therefore, of the necessary contrast to the samehas
The
new
white
inußlins
are
of
month last year, whan tho
very' predicts an early and rapid revival of his,death-he said he had been eating
produce,of 1,500,000" acres more,
diy weather was experienced, telling
designs, and are covered traile.
From Maketu, hy steamer as opportunily blocks of land from the native or .very
oys|;ers, arid I)r.^Black, formerly of *='
other owners,and their Bubdiyi»ion for seriously on the grass andcrops. Thi« year and wortk,inroundfigures,£5,000,000; beautiful
embroidery
kind,
with
of
a
solid
which
thej Sussex County Hospital, statedhas been plentiful, and the country while the linseed ; oil ,and *jlinseed looks quite raised so as
FromAongatete,Katikati,Waihi, Owharoa special village settlements, cannot, we rain
to:stand up in
there were cases on record in
around Tauranga has never,■we- suppose cafce imported annually
AUSTRALIAN
that
TELEGRAMS.
>»apkaytown, Paeroa, EMriri, and think, be too strongly urgedupon the presented
keie *worih ljigh relief. These muslins will be
agreeneror morefertileappeacance. probably another £2,000,000.
which
serious illness has been caused
-."Thajaeß, Mondaya and Thursdays,
At much -used for wedding dresses, as
7.30 Government, and we hope ere long to For the frsttime in recordedhistory, almost,
GOLD EIJSH.
ANOTHER
by
oysters out of season, when
eating
p.m.
rare phenomena as reaHy satisfied present^ this industry was almost well as for eveningwear.
FromThames(via Auckland)everySaturday. see this matter seriously taken up by auch
they contained adeleterious substance
fanners
to
be
:
;otally
are
met
with.
ik
thehands
foreigners.
[REUTEB's
of the
.
'tELEC&AMS.]
some of the leading men of this disDirty oil-paintings. ean-;b& cleaned
like; .that found in mussels, but he
At Hie Supreme Court, Auckland, during Hemaintained that the soil of Engportal AjhTery within the town boun- trict.
;
21taking
the'frame,
Adelaide,
fk
from
fOctober
not jpreriously .met with/ aninhadj
using
and
half
thehearing of the charge of arson at Opotiki land was vrell fitted for growing flax
My- T^ePostman
J"S?l^Cfvtw^
a raw.potato to rub them with. The - :Hundred* areleaving Adelaide for stance in which death had ensued. It
against Wm. MarwoodEnglish, a reference and<by the new modes
Post Office, Tawnga,
w£,?t^frwnae
TheU.S.B. Co'a. Omaperc leavesDmedm was made to the depositions.
of preparation
J.30 a.m. and 4.30p.m.each day.
Hia Honor and manufacture now introduced this,rubbing should be circular,gentle, and Wankarhiga. goldfields. The Qovern- was! st.ited that it was customary
for Tauvanga via Jiteuiediate
ports on said the original depositions were absolutely
Geologist repora tbe gold is die- among the best dealers not to conReceiving Boxes are cleareddaily— at Mr Mondaynezt, and
is
industry could be carried on vrith good firm, not hard. When clean, wipe mont
Crabbe'B atore, Quarter Acres, at 9 a.m. and on-November Ist. expected to arrive hero useless, being hopeles3lj undecipherable
with a clean sponge and pure vrater. tributedgenerally over the field:
sider oysters in season until early in
profit.
and
whenhe
referred
A
to the copies they weie
short discussion followed,
3p.nu, and in Spring street, at 9.15
;
ABELAroE,
September.
We remind our readers that the annual equally useless, and a hiatus had to
October
22:
The jury thought that a
a.m.
Ho,
"How do you like Signor
be left and a memorial was adopted to the
and3.10 p.m.
cattle fair at Katikati w lbe held at Mr where the original could .not be guessed
Mining
The
at
Teblupla
post-mortem
Warden
examination should be
at Marquis of Salisbury asking him to WUlrinsonio's voice? Beautiful is it
Tie followingare licensedtoseU stamps "— McDonnell's yards at the Uretara on
He thoughtIlesideatMagistratesshouldpass
tel&graphs that1,000 men are on the made, ..and the inquiry was adjourned
Wednot?"
She.'
"I
don't
thick
deputation
JdmM«^eU, Strand,' nesday nextat noon.
bo. I
on tho subject.
an examination in writing. They ouVlit at receive a
Ao^*^-?^'
prefer yours. But then,you know, 'Igoldiield at Wankaringa. He assei'ts for ;tba't -purpose.
andG.
A. Crabbe,CameronRoad.;
The s.s. lona which left this port on Wed- least to consider that when they "wrole
that only one gully is giHag gold in
AN UNSAFE SAFETY LAMP.
am peculiar!"
J. H. SnEATH^
nesday nunaing about 10. 50, amvcd'ia depositions other people had to read thepi,
quantities,- and*any great rush
payable
and
there
was groat Josh of time in«ndeaPosta
««te'
Auckland
at
6
a.m.
on
Thursday
andleft for voiuing- to deciper and
Our' Barber. "Whafc you want, unjustified.
*
Post Office, Tauranga,
DISSOLUTION OF fABTNEBSHIP.
copy badly taken The evidence, supplied by..the collier
the Bavuer twohours later.
sir," (running) his 'fingers through
July 14, 1886.
So far as' those depositions "Woolley
liecntter Tokerauleft har anchorage at depositions.
\y.as
wbo r
Auction
Sale on Saturday, 23rd inst.;
■aevQvely scorched, his customer'sfew remaining hairs) "is.
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were concerned, they would be equa"y inan early hour yesterday morn?rjg
SPORTING.
—
at 11 o'clock.
seems
to
bound
for
leave
uo
doubt
telligible
if
'.uuied
that
the
ex4g" Esqubb Mail via SawPbanoiboo
they
upside
were
a bottle of myHair-resto." Customer
down. plosion at
Maketu, but was compelled by stress of weaWoodend .-pit, near Leigh, (virulently) '"What I
rXe»veß Tauranga—
(rEUTEe's TELEGRAMS.)
ther to put back and anchor inside the Tlie sultry weather is hardly to boheld
want, sir is a
November 6.
undersigned will sell by public
accountable for theprosence of mosquitoes in which has caußod the Jobs of thirty- Divorce."
Leaves Auckland November9.
heads.
MelbottWe, October 22. The
aiuction, at their Mart, on the above
one or more Londonhotels. They had made eight lives,
ignition
from
'the
resisted
Arrives Auckland November12.
At the Wesleyan Church to-morrow the their appearance beforq the
The betting on the Melbourne Cup date (in order to close accounts)
sultry weather of gas in theiutcrior of aDavy lamp. .The success of' "Florian'' by the
Key. R.
Arrives Tauranga November 16.
Eaviu of Auckland will preach! began. It was discovered that they
English
second
little animation,', latest "quotalady
shtfws
composer
had
the
"Woolley
"*d evening special eermoiiß, on harboured in the luggage of
WIRE (Galvanized,
that he observed. the century has produced lias been suf- tiona are:
arrivals' from gas in theutates
behalf of tho Wealoyan Homo Missions: tho tropical countries, who are;pretty
lamp
a
day
Barb,
THE
man
and
No. 6 plain), Staples,
o£
named
>
numerous
to,
"'■:-,annualMissionary meeting is
ficiently
marked
6to
1
against
succqbwarrant a
annoanced to in the metropolis this .'season. Mosquitoes Brotrn, who \ras working begide him,
' Trident " \,Office
and Table, Long
(Perry's)
Safe
takeplace on the io)lowiaS evening, wfiea alike ;n the lands o£ those
;
10*0 1
Ben Bolt
aud. in thl aad thatou dca^-iftg'.!«>" .aiitenfion. ,to sorr-thenew Opera willbe Nautical.
pining
Table,
Truck, Avery'i
Gong,
addresses on Home Mission work' \s111 be countries which they visit,nativity
lOtol ■.— -;. Iscmoiny V '■''-..',
' fondof infest- It tried to'MoTv /Jut-tHe- lamp, :buf in^ 'Equal to the occasion— Fact,— Seiv i
Weighbridge, Fairbanks' Ditto 2
pven, interspersed with Sacrod musical se- <i£ bedrooms, those beingare
the
apartments
to
1
.
10
Silvermiue
"What name snail I
say ma'am?'''
where they are least wanted, and it is not a making the attempt .the gauze gavje vant:
Dobbin Wheels and Frames, 1Grub— Lady;
THAMES VALLEY WARDEN. lections.
Little John/
"Just say I'm a1 widow with .-.. 12tpl
b6r,,Wire Strainer, Pack Saddle, 200
Good ResOmjions.— At tho commence- easy task exterminating-; them when they way and the explosion immediately
12 to 1
Hexham
tr Th9Bpirinfth9 Timesshaflteaoh
ment of every new year hundreds and thou- have once found an entranceanywhere. The took place,. For a considerable threo children, and am in distressed
Ti-tree .Rails, Mouth-piece for Chaffma speed sands
sldns
of
wild
animals wrapped round lug- time it has been, suspected
20 to 1
of our young men— and old as we.H—
Britisher
KIHO JOHK, ACT IV.
circumstances." Servant: "So's our
cutter, SiJLTura Bojlt, half -decked,
that
'the'
gage
"
are
to
afford
apt
lodgment
tomosquitoes.
formresolutionsfor their guidance for the
20tol —. Maltia
Davy safetylamp wasnot* cjuite safe, master, and got three children, too,
- : ;.fr- Sheet Anchor*
with sails and oars complete ; Hams
coming year. Many keep them, while others
The Tidy Housewife.— The; careful, tidy
SATUEDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1886.
25
tcr-l
break them. To such we wish to give a housewife, when giving her house its spring- but this i«. the first.time anyone hat but he's old and infirm, and won't
Bacon, Factory Milk Can,* Beeand
again, so it's no use. your call- Rough onCorns.
hives,
Iw our iißue of the 12th mat. we re- word of advice. In order to sustain your cleaning, Bhould bear in mind that the*lear miraculously.escaped.'jo.fix it as ths marry
Marble Mantelpieces, Milner'a
for
"Rough
—Ask
Wells'
of leading- a bettai- life in the inmates are more precious thannouses,
direct ~>cause ;of j,an explosion. The, ing here."
on Corns." Quick relief, complete permanent; Patent Fire-resisting Safe, &c. <tc.
printed from the New Zealand determination
future you/ should use hop Bitters. The systems need cleansing, by purifying their
the surreptitious lighting of tobacco pipes' Cora (chewing on thelast caramel): cure. Corns, warts, bunions. At ohemists
Gazette the regulationsunder which judicious use of Hop strengthens,/ cieanaca, blood, regulating- the stomach and bowels.
by colliers may offcon We' been as- *TV"hat makea you always twirl your and druggists.
land can now be held on perpetual and purifies the stomach, bowels, Mood' And she should know that" there is nothingRotr(&o& itoh.^''Rough on Itch" cures' Tebms Cash befobe Delivebt.
liver,
kidneys,
nerves,
and
and
is
that
will
do
it
so
just
surely
lease horn the Crown, and prefaced you
what
as American Co's signed as the c^-trse of explosions jauer Mr Merritt?"'- Little Johnny skin humours, pcupbioiis, ring, worm, tetter,
wantto buildup and invigorate your- HopBitters, thepurest and beltof all mcdi- which were really due to the ignition- >ho is .always ground):
TURNER & BTJDDLE,
thtmwith » few remarki of a general wU.r-Qremtouh
"Because he ualtj rheum, frosted feet, chilblains,itoh, ivy
V,8.A., Dm. Kead.
ernes.
of gai in i)avy lanipi. '"■■■■'
iin/t got any moustache."
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THE BA^TOF PLENTY TIMES. SATURDAY, OOTGBER 28, 1886.
Saturday, 90th October, at 11 o'clock.
Wesleyan Home Missions.
at the
Wesleyan Church To-morrow
by the Rev. R. Bavin, of Auckland.
On MONDAY, 25th inst., tha. AnXVAII MISSIOITAET MEETING Will bt
held, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Addresses by Hera. R. Bavin,S. Griffith,
1
and others.
Wine, Beer, and Spirit Merchants^
and
A LL OVERDUE ACCOUNTSare
ilrespectfully requested to be sent
inby Noiember lit. After that date
they will be placed in the hands of a
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LOT
JP^l^l^sß^^R^^D
COTTSTY^PiviSBrOT
WHAKATANB
Allotment.
CATTLE FAIR,
331
334
364
365
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WILL BE HELB AT
V^
°'
"*awn^'«* Tartar!^
Bioatboilate
? A> ?
"
55_l£&
Waioeka.
Area.
|Upset price.
£
aep
5
5
8
8
3 0
0 0
0 16
2 16
b
d
43 2 6
Churns amiChaff-cutters
|"Pannister, Store,Shoe, & ScrubbingBt ashes
,
&!, Sab: m"2>?»
SEE?
Clavets,Portß, *a'
Madeira,
y
Ginj B
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'Axe, Pick, Scj the, and Sledge Handlis
Pails, Tubs, Washboards, a*dPegs
"
Spades, Shoyels. Forks, Rakes,Eoes
Lxes, Matehets, Scy.hes, Buckets
Fencing ViroandBarbed Wm
Hair andBus Brooms
'
'^leixy Brandy, Chartreuse, Ginger Brandy
Marsa)lft, Noyeau, Curacoa,
d Wm»Wes
BW.4^^^
Ale and Gmnuess's Stout
Bass
A.
Agents for Baguall Bros., Turua, Thames—Hires and HireMaterial.
Goods subject to duty warehoused in bond.
American and European Q-oods indented for on commission.
G-oods carfully packed and forwarded per carrier or steamer.
BELFAST BAKERY
AND
37 10 0
6015 0
AISO,
2 Tip Drays (new) .
, (second-hand)
1
Gray's Plough
.1
1set Harness
1capital Express Waggon
„
BOOTS,SHOES AND gTEWART DAWSON
SLIPPERS.
GROCERY-STORE.
EAST COAST HARDWAREISTORE.
o^msb,': dvJVIAXWELb.
'T\ U jt;-el. a M TT OUS " '
E.
TaurangaImprovement Co., Limited.
''
"'L/ I "...'".■:.-—^-JJtl
arenow open to the public.
andHacks
Draught
Horses
P. TAIT/GBKEElJnjfcvfl^j^T.
- . A pair of Working
BATHS
Bullocks,
,i«!
Tickets
Family
£1 10 Oeach
with bows, yokes, and GEORGE GARDINER. Single Season
Ex Coptic and Efapbhit— \„
Do.
045
0
. . chains .
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FOE ONE MONTH ONLT.
DON't MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
To purchase a single pair at less than the wholesale price,
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I Cutlery
Single BathTickets -0 2 6 doz. Hardware
E.P. Goods
;
Tubs
'
Charcoal Irons ■*
.■■.■-_■per , Buckets
KB.— A discount of 6d
share silber Lamps
Tea Trays
allowed on Season Tickets to all fully Brackets'
Saucepans
paid up shareholders.
Tea Kettles
Eondwß
Tickets on application.
Mre-irons
BrawnMoulds
CHABLES P, HFLME,
Tire Grates
Frypaus
Secretary. Chamber Pails
Candlesticks
Tauranga,
j)UBt panß
September 29,1886.
Iron and Steel Trarelling Trunks
_._,
Tourists' Handy Cash Boxes
o -r^ -¥-i t>w «
3 FEaSle Eanges (Leamington prin.
ciple)
CHEAP FOR CASH.'
Purple-top Aberdeen Turnip
*
,J
White Early Turnip
Skirring's Swede Turnip
ffil^-4[Op&
Mammoth Long Bed Mangold
%_nj!tfYjK.
;
"White Belgian Carrot
if/M
Pl
ir>*sg_i!l!£v»
Grand"Wiltshire Carrot
BUY YOUR BOOTS
Important Sale {by Auction of Dairy
I and Farm Stock. .
■*
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On tuef4ay,\Npyeml»er 2, at Noon.
The 4ndersign«d will sell thajwhole
of ihe Dairy and Farm Stock of
Mi Johi)>Snpdgrass on the premises
WHERE YOU CAN GET
THEM REPAIRED.
...
\EW SIS JflDS.
AT THE
"PINK OF FASHIOH."
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I^BB UY DIRECTjgIi
JFROM THE MAKERS,
STEWART DAWSON AND CO. -
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£5 10s.
jrj |5/._The wonderful Sterling Silver „
Defiance Hunter, worth £3 10s,'Open face, £1 7s 6d.
.,
R
ailway^
S.
D.
andCo.'s Official
[Ol.—
English Keyless Lever, un-
.
£Q
equalledat £10 10s.
10/, £15 10/-, £18
--
.
Tanners and Boot Manufacturers^ £6 10/T# SJRAND, JAURAN6A, ne>c M<mzu^M^__
G. H. WHITCOMBE,
Wholesale and Retail
avine &
spirit
Merchant,
HAS ON SALE-
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£12
fwlL
GEORGE BONNER,
.
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The order in which they areadvertised will'be the order of sale. Con:
signees are requested to have their
cattlefit tb« yard*byNuts o'clock.
THE ONLY
WATCH MAnrUI'ACTURKRIS
Inthe coloniestradingdirectwith thepnblio-
THE GOODS ARE CAEEPULLT SELECTED AND SUITABLE FOR Compare ours with the usualretailprices,
and remember that wesell 500 watches where
THE COMING SEASON.
a retailer sells one— hence the differenceand
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Itis impossible to quote here the hundreds of different styles and prices, the saving to customers.
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Stock must be seen to judge of its value. The
r
:; . , >.
* following are a few of these
.
genuine bargains :
S. D. andCo.'s well-knownEn- C .'.
£3 15/- lish
Silver Hunting Levera, the
sd
s
d
very begt. Worth £7 7s.
Child's Strap Shoes
1 6 Men's Hand-raado "WatertigMs 10 6
do,;
Do.,
Is9dand 111
Do.
Bluchers
6 6 £4- ISA— S: D. audCo.'s English Silver
HuntingLevers, chron^ balance, -.
Ladieß' SuperiorWalking Bootß 1 6
Do.
do.
7 6
extra jewelled. Worth £8 Bs. \(worth 9s 6d)
Do.
do.
do.
8 6
s D and Co.'s new Excelsior ,
Do. :. do. 9s 6dand 10 6 Men's Spring-side Boots
10/-—
9 6 £s
|-plate English Lever. The /
(wonderful value)
Do.
do.
Calf... 12 6
Model Watch,weliworth£10 10s.
Ladies' Clotljifdp ButtonBoots 9 6 Men's "Walkifig Shoes
7 6
S.D.and Co.'s Ladies' English
Ladies' Calfrkid
do.
11 6
Do.
do. Erench Calf 12 6 3E3 ISA— Silver
Hunters, fully worth £7 7s
Ladies' "Walking Shoes
7 6 Boys' Boots, from
4 6
Will last a lifetime.
Do.
Button-kid
9 6 Men's Patent Oxford Shoes
—
12 6
&" nnd- Co-s Superb Hunting
IS/- s
Ladies' Extra High-leg Calf
Men's Superior Shooting Boots 12 6
Chronograph Levers, worth £12
Balmorals
11 6
103; orCrystal Glass, £5 15s
Women's Dairy Boots, House Boots, Evening Shoes, Slippers, &c, &c,in £6 JO/-— S. D. and Co.'s Silver Keyless "HuntingLever,valuefor £10 10s.
endless variety.
face,
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C°"
Have beenproved to Supersede allother*.
Iwould respectfully call attention W Heads of Families should avaM themselves of this
» the fact that my ACCOUNTS are chance to buy at less than Auckland prices.
turned from avisit paid to the American andEnglishmanufacturing centres
haveselected a splendid assortwhereI
ment of
NEW. & SUITABLE GOODS FOR
EVERT PURCHASER.
Havinglarge itoclcr-ouJhand and to
arrive,I
possess better facilities than
ever for supplying the wants of Storekeepers,Settlers,Builders, and others.
&
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
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HAVE PLEASUREininforming
I
the inhabitants of the Bay of
Plenty districts that I
have just re-
THE ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES
,
Manufacturedby
OP
JZealandput together.
sharp.
130 head of all descriptions,including grown Steers, Yearlings, Ac.
Hotmb of various descriptions
ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3,
at 11 o'clock punctually, to allow
getting through samejiay.
including Calves,
AAA HEAD,
*±\)\J
Yearlings, 2- year -bids,
GrowD Steers, Dairy Cows, and a few
useful Bulls.
Appreciated by All!
"* "
001
I'Tobaccos,
Tt^FTH*^
w
Hires, Section Boxes, andApiary Ware
—
AKB AT
Known Everywhere!
W\k Punch, and Shrub
Angostaw,Orange,Qainffie, & Yolk'ftßitiers
:
Lime Juice,Limefcta, Baspberry.Viuegax^&c.
Valued at £2,000. Now selling at 30 per cent, below usual prices. The
*
largest and most genuine Sale of Boots everheld in this district. Koold or
in caddies andboxes
Sales;larger thanall theRetail BhopsinNew
|Ropes, T iae, Taper, Paper Bags
shop-worn rubbish is included,but every article is guaranteed new.
8
64 10 0
KATIKATI,
21,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
ON
Forms of application can beobtained
at noon.
at this office, the Land Office, TauTempleton's Household Fur* ranga, and at thePost Office, Opotiki.
Mr
?
niture and Effects, in Mr
'
,*"'"
i,
MacDonnell's Yard, atnoon
THE TOPCROFT YABDS,
World!
Cv xau s, Raiains, Peel,NvAi, BriedApples
Soaps, Sopo Powders, Soda, Whiiing PP
and 2reserres
Candles, Kerosine, Matches,
_SVfL *»
Salt,Oi?s,
7iaegar, Sauces, Pickles, Ciutnies PerfuaeryandFancy Soap« Wioka
Sulphar,EpsomSatta,ExtractRennet,Aimato
Citric, andSalicyiio Acids
er
of Soda and Cream of Twtw
V Citrate Magnesia
Sno Fruit Sa.ts,
Carbonate-Ammonia, Quinine
Linseed,Castor, andifeat's-lbotOil
Sarslparilla, CodUver Oil
!
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TAURANGA ANNUAL
TO SELECT FROM!
Guaranteed theBest Timekeepersin the
Spices,Mustard, Conies
Ai.owroot
juc'.H, Ground Hico
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CHARLES G. CARTER.
The undersigned have been favoured
with instructions to sell bypublic
auctfon asabove at theirSale Boom,
Spring street, Tauranga,
Public Notification.
Jyo. 492, SECTION 2, Town
of Taur&Bga, containing one LANDS FOE SALE ON DEFERRED
PAYMENTS.
Bood, with neat DWELLINGgood.ordjar
thereon,
in
and
HOUSE
Crowi Lands Office,
condition. This allotmentlisitaated
Auckland,
20th October,1886.
Boad.
Edgcumbe
on
LANDS will
npHEFOLLOWING
Tjaitd Tbakbfbst Title.
JL be open forselection on Deferred
Payments,on application at this office,
LOUCH & Co.,
on and after Wednesday, the 27th
Auctioneers. inst.
D. A. TOLE,
Commissioner of CrownLands.
'
10,000 WATCHES
General Importers,
Waiom,
BtORDERor the MORTGAGEES Solicitor,
■*—
Wholesale Grocers,
LoHes
Biscay
Lorn Flour, Hp-o, Ippioca,
NOTICE.
Saturday,30th October, at 12noon.
'
CLEARANCE
Sacred Selections,Soloi,&c, will be BONDED STOREB,I TAUBAN(iA
rendered during the evening.
Hare always on hand well-selected stocks of—
Teas,Coffees, Cocoas Sugars,
Starch, Blup, Blacking,Black-lead V "
Collections will be made on bthalf Flour,
Tre^ a Peao Preserred
Brap,Polla.'.-d,iOald, Wneat,Eice,
W\, Meal Fish
of theHomeMission Pund. .
'
(plam and fancy),
J. BODELL, i
Auctioneer.
———
MOBSTER
MANN & Co.,
QPECIALSERMONS inconnectioi
O with the above will be preached
The undersigned has been instructed
to sell by auction as above, at his
Mart, the Strand,
LIGHT SPRING CART, with
portable top, suitable for a baker
"-;;
or butcher
1Spring Cart, suitable for .farm
work
1Pair-horse Express, to carry one
ton
/
1Family Buggy
1Spider Buggy
Cushions and Lamps for above
-
-.
10/sand
£25-— s D and Co.'s Superb
18-carat . Gold English Layero
and Half Chronometers, never
equalledunder:4oper cent.more.
and £7 10/--S- D. and Go/a ,
Ladies' 18-carat Gold Eeriest
£10 ios~*^^^je^t^^i
«»* £11 16/- and^i4ls/^T
£BiO/'
S.D. andCo.'s Ladies' lß-oar|i i
Gold English Leversi Saye^M s
least 60 per cent, by purchasing' ';
. .„,■",, . ;
from €he makers.
and £|2
i
:
iOl^f&&V?*h
£11 10/- £30,
and
Gold,worth £60. - **
£27'and£30-— lB-oarat
s.D.andCo.'sNewPatent
t
;
:
.-j
Eng«
Ifah Double Chronographo, with
independent start, Btop, andflyback minute and second hands.
For quality and accuracy never
equalledat any price. Obtained
Exhibi- \
Prize Medal Inventionspamphlet
tion last year. Special
on this
stamp.
.-
watch, post free, for£2d
Every Watchfully guaranteed."
HALL-MAREED
STERLING SILVER
ALBERTS,
9s 6d, 12s 6d, I4s 6d, and158 6a,
prta*,.
Newest patterns, atnearlyhalf usual
ditto 3-star, Courvoisier, Muller IVeres (flasks,
pints, halves and quarters).
"
HBST- CLASS DA.IBY
Powdered Wnite H»lldDor» \ For
DALE
x
ENTIRE
Xinnahan's LL, Teacher's, Coleraine, THE WEALEMEFNA, in Sterling flttret,
Whiskies-^Kilinarnock,Grtencairn,
Oil GOWS
>
Paris Green
Orchard
■i
-.---. ,--.
12b 6d*
Greenlees and Oolville, Campbelton, GHlbey's and Kilmarnock
25 head ofMixed Cattle
FERGUS,
) use.
Caustic
Potash
KING"
it over a surfwethewaot
passing
DBVONPORT
EOAD.
simply
By
Plaskß.
15 Weaners
infeetandinohesisreoordedon
distance
By Loch Fergvs datn imported.
AXL ax lowest BATES.
,Several Good Draught |Horiei
Heart, Key, and Jamaica.
the dial. Mso forms ft splendid
King Fergus is a dark bay, stands Rum— Loundes' Red
and Hacks, Chaff-cutter, Tip
I appendage for tbiAlbert.
2o's,
N
A
x
Falcon—
15's
and
10's.
Key,
;
and
JDKZ,
Anchor,
16*3 thoroughly staunch in harness Gin—
Dray, Chain Harrows, Ac.
Burnett's OlcTTon^
and a sure foal-getter.
R
ft
A
L"
E
Ploughs
Double-fuTrow
O
"Will
stand
at
the
Glen
Farm
this
provided.
Luncheon
GENTB%
Schnappi— "Wolfe's and Henke's (quarts and~pitrfeu)^_^
GOLD ALBERTS, LADIES' and
Single-furrow Ploughs
Cheese-makingPlant,up to 200 gals, season.
.Newest Styles, WholesalePrices,
Scarifiers
combined
and
Maraschino.
D'Absinthe,,
liiqueUFSf-rCuracoa,
Compound
single
Cheese Press
Teems 35s
mare ; two or
AllDlufltrated inPamphlet.
The Auctioneers confidently recom- Zig-zagHarrows, light,medium, heavy Corbett's
Cheese Vats, Boiler, complete
more as per agreement. £1 on ser- Bitters— rAngostura, Orange, Quinine,and American Hop.
-■" ;' -r^r
mend purchasers to inspect the Cows;
IReidand Gray's
rice,balance whenmare prows infoal. jkieg—Bass's Bull Dog, Griffin, Sparkling, Ashby, Younger, and Colonial
they*are theresult of careful selection PloughFittings < Hornsby and Son Measuring Can
amazed at our prices, and
for some yearsput.
Eetaildealers aropopularity
( and other makers
(quarts andpints).
our system;<« *■'H. ROBINSON.
the unbounded
at
Australian,
qualities).
Claret,
Blades and Snaiths
Dalwood
Scythe
(various
In vain have, they v ,
Sherry
Port
and
Wines
has
attained.
R.
C.
JORDAN.
business
\
B. C. JORDAN. Coil, Bullock, Trace, Plough, Back,
success by the closest,
(red and white), Hock, Conatantia, Fronfciguac, Madeira, Her- tried to emulate our
THAMES
'
imitations, but with the s
A. C. TURNER.
most
servile
and Tug Chains
and
mitage.
..-.
Post CardProof
.- ,
the resemblanceends.
and Railings, plain and
'
Ginger "Wine, Towndsend's Sarsapariila, Hitchen's imitation
A Good Ploughman. Iron Gates
Bernard's
Samsbtjet, Tens., April 4, 1883. CARRIAGE ft
Cordials—
ornamental
:.
Genis. Iwasafflicted withserious Kidney
Blood Eestorer, G-illon's Lime Juice, Cherry Brandy, Ginger j
[ESTABLISHED1876.]
Wages 20s per week and Bullock Bows, Ydkes, and Fittings
"' '■:!;'
'
Cloves,
and
trouble
for
Lemon
THIKS.
Urinary
years.
Pineapple,
Easpberry,
Peppermint,
twelve
After
OF
PEENTT
Brandy.
BAY
found,— Apply to H. W.Veecoe.
Bolts and Nuts, all sizes
trying all the doctors andpatent medicines I
Syrup.
to
could hear of, I
used two bottles of Hop
XT
T) T V
Hinges
Gate
T\
Forward a P.O. Order, payable 6d
pleasantly-situated
Cavito,
Manilla,
Musica,
That
Sign'ora,
Bella
withes
Clay,
Golosnia,
Henry
_.
rt O LET.—
Bitt
e
r
B andamperfectlycured.-B.F.BooTH.
Cigars—
pr^ESSIOnA
and Co., Auckland,
Barrow
Wheels
S.D.
or
v- *
Cottage,
registration,
I Comfortable G-roomed
added to paypost and letter,
Sir Bobert Peel, and Matilda's.
Wedges
Rings
andMaul
&TEIMMER,
Timber
PAINTER
and
registered
we
f~IOACH
Bend casb.in
together with three quarter-acres of Spade, Shovel,and AxeHandles
\j SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
Champagnes— Eoederer, Pol Eoger, Perrier and Co.
Washington, D.C., April 3, 1883.
will forward watch on a w«ek a free "'
Land, all fenced, at present occupied Wise and Fraser's
:
Hop
post.
Axle Grease
To the
mum Co.
trial, by first
- DECORATOR. Cigarettes Vanity Pair, Thorbeck's Monopoly, Eichmond G-ems.
by the undersigned, from whom par- Ironbark, Hickory, and Ash Planking Sibs, I-write this as a to^on of the great WBITER AND
F.
Ozenedine,
obtained.
—^J.
Lemonade,
"Wellington
Ginger
Sante,
be
I
have
for
Bitters.
I
was
Dixon's
may
appreciation
your
ticulars
>
Sundries Yin
. .
Horse-power and Chaff-cutter
'
afflicted withInflammatoryRheumatismseven JJ JJ DIX, late of Thames, begs
BUDBLE;"
Ale, Hop Beer, Soda "Water, &c.
Notb.— AllLetters tobe addressed—
yeara, and no medicine seemed to do me any t{ f
theiphabitants
" of Tauranga
,
, , ,°
Guinness' Pig, Boars-head,Griffin, Tounger's, and Colonial (quarts
good until Itned throe bottles of your Hop
TBD T0 LET,— Grazing AGENT fob MESSRS TAIT BROS., Bitterß,andtomyßurprißelama
districts that hehas Stout—
Swellto-day and surrounding
r
and pints).
and
Trig
of
Farm
portion
W
MONUMENTAL MASONS.
was. Ihope you may have great decided to commence in the abore
as everI
Tauranga
Cheese
Paddpcts [opposite
success in this great and valuable me«?rcine. business in those premises adjacent to
same to order.
--94, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND/
HOP BEEE, 2s 6d PEE DOZEN.
Anyonewittingio know more about mycure, Messrg galt and JJ aines Coach Smith
Factory, withsome first-claas Milking RAILINGS for
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g me E< M WU
Cows ; also, Te Puke Hotel and Padand Wheelwright, and trusts by good
laShaSS
'
docks, FouT-norse Expi?ess Waggon
and moderate- charges to
RE,
worinanship
A.
GIL
MO
our Splendid
Write at onco for a copy of
tp run between,Tauranga and Lakes,
f
hl
wi
and JewelleryPam^
P»^n»ge.
Mna
air
«
Watch
Illustrated
New
COACHBUILDER.
Prosecute the Swindlers!
with produce .and goods.— Apply T.
phlet, and read full particulars and most
A copy willbesent
cases Wines, Spirits, &c, made up to suit WonderfulTestimonials.
COBBET*.
return post for 4din stamps, the cost ol
per
TNDENTTJBE TfIORMS
Customers,
quick despatch, and on most reasonable postageonly.
, ,
Dr'Soule'snamebioton inihe hotiU), the renciov
-,
Thanks.
hands outany thingbutAmericanHopBitters, fcf House PaintingandPaper-hanging
Tauranga.
three"
miles
of
within
Delivered
terms.
refuse it and shun that vendor as you would
contracted for.
T ICENSING "OORMS
a viper; andif he haß taken your money for
rpHE Trustees of the Wesleyai
corit:njthing elseindict him for the fraud and sue
Other ColonialBranches inMELBOUR^^H
tt
X Church beg to present their
t x
v tt Ti A
SYDNEY, andDUNEDIN.
!r
n
for
■*"»
damages
who,
h
for
will
swindle,
bj
friends
the
and
w«
dial THA.NKS to all
for
the
liberally
you
TTvEBT
"inORMS
conviotion.
&
pay
COACH
PAINTER
TRIMMER
lendingExhibits, contributing to th« T>ROOF OFI
~~~~
Hamilton stbeet, Taubaitgi..
Refresbmont .Stall, taking patt in th(
ONEY TO LEND, in sums to
_Programi»e, or in decorating anc
ON SALE AT THE
suit. E.Q-. B.Moss Solicitor, QryeH. H.D.a trialand you are sur<
j
arranging the Hall,assisted inmaking BAY OFPLENTY TIMESOFFICE
Tawaog*.
STBAND,
fcob©datiflfi«d.
therecent CoaT©i»&&wtt« a luweu.
S tores— Wiilow Street.
ats>tumoetfti,including-—
or/
THE STRAND.
ULSTER SMITH WORKS,
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23,
THE BAT m PifflNTT MMfiS, SATURDAY, OCTOBBB 1886.
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Published Annually.
THE
TJITOH
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B N S
f
■
*sg?"--
■■■-■■ v, -: ■.';■■■'■■
■
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A SIGNAL
S
IHB GEBATESTEBVBL4TION OF THE NINBTEENTH
RESTORER,
TEAJt-BOOK OF NEW FAMOUSBLOOD
ZEALAND.
and Invigorating
For ClMnstaft Purifying,
Blood.
land Government.)
[Soven Ywra* TestIn AnckUoa.)
OF COMMON SENSE.
Medicine differs from ordinary proprietary preparations, inasmnch as it
BY ORDER OT THE SUPREME COURT.
was the prodnct of years of study andinvesGeSBBAZ. CONTEKT9.
tigation by an eminent physician of the
ADescriptive Tour throughout theColony, ArmyMedicalStaff, withwhomMr Hitchens
witha (Gazetteer of Cities, Towns, 'Villages, served during theNew ZealandWar.
Steamboat Its curativeanddepurativepropertieshave
Bailway and Telegraph Stations—
—
Berriae— Health Resorts Travellers'. Routes been fully testified by the numerous testi■ flettWnonfrr fhrnuh^ tor Trade— Capital monials received by the proprietor from
"— Agriculture andLabour, withCurrentBates patientswhohad long sufferedf10mtheabove
xrf >vages Food— The various Routes- distressing maladies, whohad appliedinvain
fitflftmboai Pares— Omtfits and other Infor- to physicians for relief,, and in whose cases
mation indispensableto Travellers, Tourists, Turkish Baths,Hot Springs, and otherpopumd Settlers.
lar remedies had been resorted to without
The Tear-Bookoflfew Zealand also contains effect
fallInformationon th« LandLaws Political, This celebrated Medicine is compounded
fteUgious, Masonic, andEducationalInstitu- from products of the vegetable kingdom, is
tions— -Newspapers andBookspublishedupon palatable and easily taken, mild, but effecthe CJolony— Mining— lndustries connected ;ual, in its action upon the animaleconomy.
RESWith the Boil— Engineering— Public Com- It is, in sooth, a veritableBLOOD
panies—Forwarding Agencies— Bailwayand TORER, cleansingit, and thereby restoring
Steamboat Fares— Patent Laws— Tariffs- diminished vitality. It presents, unquesStamp Duties, &0., ftc; and the Names, tionably, a pnrer, safer, better, and aore
Trades, andAddressesofallleadingImport- reK&blealterativemedicine thanany thatus
ng Firms,Merchants, and Storekeepers.
hithertobeen availableto thepeople.
Tht Tear-Book of New Zealandis unique in
Ha compilation, as it contains the essential
featuresof aGazetteer,a Directory,anOfficial
MORE TESTIMONY!
Summary of Colonial Progress, a Business
Index,' arrangedin a readable form for the
NOT A SURPRISING CURE J J
Mklio, referential for Statesmen, Bankers,
Iteohants, andManufacturers, and designed The following testimonial in reference to
M ft tpteiait retiabkGuidefor intending Settlen the efficacy of Hitchens' Blood Restore*
|nNewZealand. The workconsists
ofnearlj speaks for itself:— Auckland, October 15th,
1,000pages,Bvo., inscarletclothandgold. 1883;— Dear Sir,— For twelve-monthsI"sufP
and
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25/.
'
feredseverelyfrom sciatica, andtriedvarious
O Horrocks's Best Calicoes at Engiisu List Prices, by
remedieswithout a?ail, andas a lastresource
'
publication
0
can
behad
Oopiw|
the piece.
wasrecommended to give your BloodRes- Ladies' Four-fold Neat Linen.Collars (allsizes), 2/9
* |BaioiTiumr Tmsa Office. at th< I
M
=================^
torer a trial, which Idid, and Ihavemuch
per dozen; reduced from 8/6.
p^
pleasurein testifying that after taking it fo
through),.
my
Bpys' Knicker Suits (good Tweed, lined
completely recovered
three months I
it
at
2/11, 3/11, ancU/11.
health. Imay say Ihad nofaith in
$1
first, but theresult wassuch a thorough cure Dress Materials,2|d per yard; enormously reduced.
acknowledge
thatI
consider it my duty to
mi21/ ;£omer
unsolicited its curative powers,— lam, Sir,
Men
Price
( DresßMaterial9) 6idperyMa;
c
faithfullyyours,
W Fakqtthax,
—
THIS
—
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THE MOST RECENT 'DISCOVBBIBfiJ.;IW Tttjß
MEAI-IW« A»T«
THERE IS HOPE FOR THE WEAJC, THE DEBILITATED, and
Tip DISEASED\
To Si At H» Biteheus, Esq.
f2^^. hehdersohV^
.y
\a \ohemißt/
v
-
-
EH
iiz&t^^F^'
-
Dress Materials (this Season's Goods), 4|d,6fd, and
9*d j reduced from 10|d, 1/3, and1/9.
I?
03
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aood Tweed Coats, T/Q, former price 80/ 5 Hen's
Nelson Tweed Trousers, 5/11 per pair.
Sheridan Staeet, off WellingtonStreet,
■.
youths' Suits (for Young;Menfrom13 to 20 years),
Auckland,Dec. 1, 1882.
per
6d
former
price,
pair,
Josephine
Gloves,
- jj^f t^ejr former' price.
Mr Hitchen —Dear Sir,— As you have White
Gloves,
per
2d
Coloured
Silt
;
Children's
ff
\
askedme to describe my state at the time.
3/11
po.pair.raducdW^
Mr McMillan recommendedme to use your
(for Boyi and Youtllß) from y/6 to 10/6;
BloodRestorer, andthe effect it had on me,
I
willsimply say that whetherit was LumW
"
bago, Sciatica, orParalysis thatmade meso Eibhons,Id per yard, former ]srice 6d; Ladies'Hose
\.
©
««■»»«===»
helplessIdonot know; but, at any rate,
shades),
perpair.
(new
sid
was unable to standfornine months, andhad
C 3 Bannels, specially reduced} Calico, from 2Jd per
to be lifted like a baby, and my taste was
said Ihad an af- Embroidery, dper yard, worth
entirelygone.' Dr
~ ===
~~
If
4Jd per yard ;Wide
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fection of the spine, and that Ishould never
,
;
yard,
price
and2d
former
6d
200Laces,
per
brought
have the useof my limbsagain. He
l^d
halt
usual
cost.
now
do
m
at
Purmshmg
can
Parties
me,
Cotton,
per
and Iwas
6d dozen.
yards Eeels Brookes'Best
another medicalman to see
toldthat I
wouldprobably live only aalwrt
time, and it masno me if their MlMmg mti
falsehope*. I
thankedthem, andfelt as they STOBEKEEPEES INTOWN AND COUNTER CAN PTJEOHASE GOODS AT ABOUT ONE-HALF THE
'
J
did. MrMcMillan,living opposite,enquire*
WHOLESALE PEIOES.
V
what was the matter, and my husband told
him. TTr~fitHTTT~» -mirl.
her take Mr
THE WHOLE ESTATE MUSTS BE EEALISED UPON IN AFEW WEEKS;
REGAEDLESS OF PEICE, ~
Hitchens' Blood B^toTerTT?l^*-*—^^
;
HENCE THE ENOEMOUS EEDUCTIONS.
—^"-^7;^
willput her allright." Idid
week, I
the
third
third
bottle
usbi the
begat* to feel a change, and a tinghng lensationinmy limbs. Every subsequent.bottie
seemed to be A^,""*^,*^"!"?bottles,! am
resultis thatafter umng eight
all
washing,
nowauite well, do my ownquite
as welai
:the iousework, and feel
■
,
°
"\X _js6c
With Storekeepers this usaful Remedy
JmE»« rapid and increasing demand, its
prleot beingwithin the reach of ail,«n^
f Hs^ftues second to none.
Tobehad wholesalefrom:—
ARTHUR H. NATHAN,
33 QUEEN STREET.
KIPIPTHORNK & 00.,
SHORTLAND STREET.
a' HBNDERtON,
QUEEN ST. JUNCTION
——
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*
goodyoudidme, for X am rareI
shouldno
aewbewelland, hearty bat most likely in
grave,
my
if I
had not put myself in your
handselam, dear Sir,yours faithfully,
FlokaNicoli
Witness— Hknbt Babtnoll,
Nelson Street.
,
COCOAS-BREAKFAST.
EPPS'
"By a thoroughknowledgeof the natura
lawswhich govern theoperationsof digestion
and nutrition, and by. a careful application
of the fineproperties of wellselected cocoa,
Mr Eppshas provided our breakfast tables
with a delicately Savoured beverage which
maysay«» us manyheavy&Oih>rB} bills. Jtia
by the judicioususeof such articles of diet
that a constitutionmay be graduallybuilt up
until flUuiigeuuueh to resistevery tendenoy
to disease. Hundredsof subtlemaladies are
floatingaroundus ready to attack wherever
thereis a weak point. We mayescapemany
a fatalshaftby keeping ourselveswell fortified
with pure blood and a properly nourished
frame." See article in the Civil Strviet
Gautte.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Soldinilbpacketsbygrocers,labelledthug—
—
American Co.'s
Hop Bitters
ABB
The Purest And Best.
WHOCESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS)
Importers of Every Description of English and American Hardware,
Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Plain and Barbed
#
Fencing Wire, Wire Netting, Galvanised Cor-
R. HORNSBY
*
'Men,Labourers,Ladies, and all those
"whose sedentary employments cause
"irregularities of the Blood, Stomach,
'Bowels, or Lidneys, or who require an
'Appetizer,Tonic, and mild Stimulant,
these Bitters are invaluable, being
SONS'
1
SirCCESS OEB.TAIN" IN ALL OASES TJNDERTAKEN".
CAN BE TREATED EQUALLY WELL AT A DISTANCE.
SUFFERERS
&U
CONFIDENCE ABSOLUTE.
OT^
Daily.
FFICB Houes, 10 to 2, and 4to 8
P.O. Box 239.
FREE tqthe.POOß- evgry
Note —SIGNOR RENAUD will give advice and medicine
local
clergymanshowing th«r
any
signed
by
bringing
on
note
10
a
TUESDAY, from
"
P.S.-The book Shadows," post free onapplication.
inability tc.ply.
*
°
t?l2,
AN INEXPRESSIBLE BOON TO MOTHERS.
DE AUGUSTE KURSTEINER^S
NECKLET,
ELECTRO-GALVANIC TEETHING
pronounced
.
by all
Endorsedby theMedicalFaculty of Europe, and
Leading Physicians
>
THE GREATEST DISCOVEKY OF THE AGE 1
-„
.:
TNplacing the Eleotmo Neckletbeforelhe New Zealand
P^ifSJ^S'
surrounding; the inner
prietor begs to draw Special Attentionto the fact that the matenalharmless
1
iteelf, and
a chemical solution,
chaii of metalUcsubstances is impregnatedwith
light current of galvan^m,.and
vet containing titanic powers, whichgenerate a continuous
erefpre,
theK£Le in ccLquence.contains aU the virtues of a minia ure battery and thpossibly
not a useless article like many of th*so-calledelectrical appliances, which cannot
i
in
is,
produce any gobd results, as they are incomplete in the most essential requirements,-and
gating expenmeni.br
who ib the
eminent scientist anVspecialist, Dr Anguate
that
highest Europeanauthority on all diseases of womenand onudwn.
Thefcct that the
"The Lancet," the leading medical journal of the world£gay«:-*
« a sufficient
of thwa Nkoklets iiannounced by Br Kuwteinerof
discovery and
griafSSt^means has atlastbeen ducovewd which will»*> thehv*. millionsof
1
OhiM
t« hay.
jeen^d forihelastfive
England,
in
on
the Continent, and in fteUnited States,
suooess
with most wondeefdl
6
phy*oians m
andare now constantly prescribedby the most eminent
nighto pa*ed by thousandsof
sleepleai
anxious
and
tb«
is
to
comment
on
It needless
period of theteettungof
mothfridurmgthepainfal
of th«.staple NscraOT.
grew hundred!of infants whoselivesmighthavebeensavedby tiiejwe
Necklet*luring&*I**°*°*
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additionto therelieffrom painaffordedby thj
by its nerve-giving force it wards off and preventsMewles,Whooping Cough, Scarl«t Fever,
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Zealand for the sale of these Necklets,point,
barely covering thejoflt of importation, andla
been placed at the very lowestpossible
wiUlast a-life time.
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CHRONIC, NERTOUS, AND SPECIAL DISEASES.
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST,
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atHarvardCollege, U.S. He£as devotedaltfetim*
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YOUNG MEN AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN" whoFace,
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:HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.— Having been Physicianin one of the leading hospitali
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distinctly understoodthatIdonot claim toperformimpossibilities,or tohavemiraculouspower;
Iclaim only to be a skilledand successful physician, thoroughly informed inmy specialty.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN.— AII applying tome will rewiv«
my honest opinion of their complaints. No experimenting. Iwill guaranteea positive *ux»
undertake, or forfeit£200. Consultation in Office or by Letter Vbxb.
in everyoase I
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.
English and American Horse Eakes.
THRESHING RIACHINES, for Hand and Power.
Hornsby's Portable Engines, 4, 6, 8, 103 and 12 horse-power.
Hornsby's Portable Threshing Machines, 3^ and 4 feet Drums.
Horse Gears, 1, 2,3, and 4 horse.
Reap Hooks.
Scythes and Snaths.
Hay Rakes, Hay Eorks, &c, &c.
200 Tricks vdth. Conjuring Apparatus
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with a catalogue of English, French, and
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theuse of Mineral Drugs andPoisons.
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Customs Forms.
for the Proprietora,Stbwabtamo Bbtoe,a
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best
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and
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withoutit."
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