The Hawke's Bay Herald.

VOL. XXVI>~NO.9099 NAPIER, NEW ZEALAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 1891.(PUBLISHED EVERg MOBNING 1111quartbriTs m PRICE ONE EE

NIOBTBOH.OONTBA^'A Lli Oommunicationß of whatevoVI\. natnroreforrlnß to fto NtehtopUOpa.traotimost boaddreoodto0.B.UfODORAtanoxiio,P.O,N»si»r.

JOUNgBIIWni

PUBLip^OTIOE. "-.I-;.- :v)HAVING Tod*y (Thursday),^* '?

August,pnrohasedtheStoblpJn-Trade,Book Debts. &c, in the-Estate of Gkobqh .Anderson&Co., .:

BUSINESSWILDBKRESUMED ONSATURDAY FIRST, . /.j

UNDER THEMANAGEMENT OFMW '}DAVIDANDERSON, «

OneofthelateProprietor. ,NoeffortwillbesparedIngivingsatisfaction

" .and Ihope tonavea continuance of the ':

supportso generouslygivento.the lateFirm. ~,EASTERN 00A0H FACTORY, ■

DALTON-STRBBT.J.P.THOMSON, >

88 Proprietor. N

WANTED /KNOWN-The 'Bus. :Oompanr have for Hire ft Gentle-

men's or Lady's SaddleHorse, a Single or ..Double-seatedBuffgyi '

WANTED— Ton to go to the 'Bus \Company to Hire a Landau or a

BodabloCarriage,orDogCarte,Waggonettes,Drags,or 'Buses.

WANTED KNOWN-The 'Bus

Company haveforHireCarriages foeWeddingorEveningParties.

WANTED KNOWN-The 'BoaCompanycan snnply yon withCon;

veyanoeß forPionlqs,Parties, fee

WANTED KNOWN-The 'BusVV Company have for Hire TeUoleeau

anyhourof tneday ornight, ■

'ANTED KNOWN-The "Bus

Company- have First-class Loose-boxesfor Racehorses. Telephone No.is 11UOrd:rs for conveyance promptly attended*±WANTED KNOWN— The 'Bus

Company's Livery and Bait Stablesare the Best; ana Most CompleteIn thePro- *vlnco.

WANTED KNOWN-Bus Cora-panybaitHorsesby theweek,month,

oryear.

"WANTED KNOWN-Bus Com-*V pany have Good -Paddocklng fofiHorses /

WANTED KNOWN-Bus Com-pany providefor LadiesSpecial Walt- ■

IngRoomsandLavatory.

■fITANTED KNOWN— 'Bus Cora-TV cany havo removed to Larger and

MoreCommodiousPremises, Holt'sOld Mill.

WANTED KNOWN-Bus Com.panyBuy, Sell,or ExchangeHorses.

Apply toJ,Redstone,Manager. !95

WPREBBLE has landed 90" cases Island ORANGES, SydnerORANGES. SovfUe ORANGES,Mandarins.Lemonp, Limes, and PINEB, Bananas, Lo.qnolp,PassionFruit, and60oasesTasmanlanApples, Walnuts, Baooelona Nats, Dates,82j8kbL°SOHNAPPER andFreehOysters.

81

(WEW AND PBBTTY PHOTOL>l FRAMBS,Albums, Trays,Ornaments,Vasss, Tea Sets, Fanoy Cubs and Saucers,American B.P. Revolrlng Cruets, Nevada,Forks, Spoons,&o. WhateveryoumaywantIn Household Nloknaoks the NOVELTYDEPOT will be . found tho Cheapest toNapier. W

WANTED KNOWN— J. SpencbIntends soiling djeaper torn any

House in Hawke's BayFOR CABHONLYOatmeal,61bforIsrFlonr,Jib for Is:Oandlos.21bfor la:Soap,1bare forIs:Rloe,JibforisIBauoo, 6dj Vinegar, «d; Kerosene * petbotUe; "Salt, IMb for Is;Pepper,»b forfaJMustard, lib for6d;Currants, 6dperlb;bestcleaned, 7dperlb: Raisins, BdperlbiVestasIt*].Bpbnob'Byou can get1doa Dayan«

Martin's Blacking for 6d; Blue, 6d per lb;Starch,8dperl " am,6dperlb;Coffee,fVornls4dper lb Oooa, 6d:prime CheeseBd per lb: Whico Sugar, Ub for lytreihHorrlngs,Bd; Cornflour, sd; BaklngPowder.Mperm^eave's Food,Is;bestKerosone,8s nor tin: Soap,8s Bdporbox. AU theaboveffiwifaw'of flrst-olaHVallty an«l slxtoea

i"oT&^A"wshFJ§SlS£ffl#Bnra& «w^NofetheTAddress-J.SPENCB.Oarlyle^treet,Napier. .WANTED KNOWN-H. Nesbim!

Intendsselling oheaper thanever foecash. Oatmeal.61b for Is: Flour, 61bforis j.cSdles;2lb fn^ls:Soap,1bars tor Is:Woe,«b forIs;Sauce, id! Vinegar,»»«Age Kerosene,ldboW«ijWfel£o ta>Isj,Popper,libfor fid;Mustard,}"*for6d;Cueiranfiietflb;RalsU,Mlb;Vestas,6ddo«.

I— — "

AT H.NEBBITTS you can get—16 Bqnares BlackLeaS.Is;1dotDay

[ andMartin's Blaoking,6diBlue,MiStf^}'6a;New Jams, 6d; LoUlee, Black BaUs M,Mixeddd,ConvereaaonBd,ScotohMUedßdEnglishPloklos.lOd jTea,allkinds2dunder, markedprice-tor Instance, Sto forls10d, *B

I id for2sM,ko.j Coffees, Isid;Coooa^W^ "

[ T^VERYTHING cheaper thaaever. ■

JEd M3MdFreshButter.SdiPrlmepheese.6d:Blsoults,Cabin Bd,Lunoh id. Mixedlßd,White Sugar,libfor 1*!Haddocks. lOd un;Fresh Herrings. ?d Un; CoTnaour. 6d i, Baking Powder,6d Un;Morton's SaladOn,

5 Uplnf, Castor Oil, 6d; Bssenoe Lemonjeo." NoavesFood.ls;Groal*lod!M«ikeySoan, ,:

Bd ;EnRU»h BrownWindsor,7 forlßjLlßM

" mUeandrpWSStrFDlVDß.andEv*Kfc ?i ,■:"''

[ IITANTEDKNOWN— ThatUAVM;;r\ W andßvAWS.'Miorß.Hßsttogs-attee*,..,IhaveJust rooelvoda splendidassorrmans .

r Tweeds,OoaUnsrs *o -^

»mmv wMm%»w£kWANTED," applications, position of feoond Bwrlneet to Ahe|Napier Volunteer Fire Brigade,iApßllcaj|tlons will be received untfl 7. pan. THIS.;DAY,by Superintendent Waterwortli,Ifrom|whomallInformation canbe obtainedI,: S»|

ANTED, at the Girls', BKkl»|School, a General Servantaaunderjhousemaidand laundress. ■ .> S^p

WANTED, a goodCook— maniiiFiwoman. Apply at the Herald;

Office,Napier.-

-■. " ~-8»i

-r— -. ;-. 'V: ~SWANTED, a.positionas Manage**!or Overseer of a'Sheep' Btallon,' ;

Thorough knowledge ofistook, and hlghesi:.referenoe from the largest institutions and .-tirmsinCanterbury. AddressA.8.,Hbriip''Offloe, :,-,,:; ■-■..-.'.MBjg

WANTED,' by.'unmarried. Man/|- Situation's*Manager orother pobl.s|vonof tnutonSheepBunorFarm;)thoroug!ifSpraoUcalknowledgeof everybranohof agri-^cultural andpastoralpursuits,gained bronevgof thebest cUstrlotson the English border;.-,eightyears' experienceasmanagerInOanoer-;_/.bury; unexceptional referenoesLHome ana.;'Colonial, ApplyHera£t> Offloe. "' - 3H;:S

JSIheL " - '"■■'§

EducationOffice, . r* &&Napier;September30th,189 L■'§.

WANTED, aLa3yTkolier for.tHß^New School tobe,opened atTlnlroto,Ion the main road between Glsborno .and;KWairoa. The average attendance Is ex<^peoted tobeabout20. ealarywilldepend,',■>upon theaverage,whichwouldthuqbeatthe., qrateof£B3per annum,buifthla.salary:isnobguaranteed. Applioauon8t acconjpanied'^by '-£Tcstlmonlalß, &c,must be sent w.the Kdu- y'i;cationOffloe,Napier, totheundereignednod #later thanSATURDAY;,October 17,. t*%' G.-T. FANNIN, ':-v»8- -. Secretary. ,I

FOB THE .H.OLIDAY^IMy Stook is fully supplied *with al tho:ri

requiaitoa for theHolidays.' ■ fLadles' and Children's SunshadesIs tolfe"t6d, Shot Silk,Black Satin, Moire, and|

The'new Dross Girdles, Blaok and all;'|FashionableShades ■'".■'■a-

Gloves in Ladles' and Children's Lists '?Thread,Taffeta,andPureSilk;also4patent) %Fastener, andtheNewPurseGlovo 2sidand^>25 3d|KidGloves,6oUsp^Florentla* 7sfot._v>ss6d,lnmost sizes; 0-Butycn,UndressedXtau;rGloves 8»W. ■■-'. ";, t

-r '■"-;-"^SHOSIERY,LACES, :7;]MPrints, Ginghams, andMufllinst'.'immenss -'sSTDi?M'Goods.-The New 'Spot aSd.FWral'!'MDesigns, from Sid;DeEalnesTM lid;Nnna.r'JVellliis,Hid, :"'''i'i"mThe Show BoomIs replete with all Goods Mfor theSanson. ChUdren'aandLadles'Straw :p§Hate,Children'sGalateaHats,9id to7s60. '*y

BeauUftd Trimmed Millinery specially ;%madeupfor theHolidays. ■'

"3SGENTS' GOODS INPROFUSION. .. 4s

JNSPECTIONINVrMD. "'-'s:JAMBS P. THOMSON1

DRAPERAND'QUTFITTaR. 23 .;

BOA]M) A»D BESIDENOR >|JVTBS VILLE^,of Coote-road,hag^r:?llv. room foroneGentleman. ,

-.'l9l

JAMES HAEDYhas aLargeStock--:!-l

of Lite's Celebrated Cooktog Stoves.;.Fresh Novelties to Plated Ware, and now :colorsInEnamel andBath Paints,Shearing;- g.<Requisites and Harvesting Tools.1MaoWne "r?|Oil,Kerosene,Carpenters'ToolsandSundriee ■"*'->r.—at Cash SalePrices. Fenders,CoalSeooM,'";...c.FireGuards, reducedtodear.

-861 "i

IT is herebynotified that under theprovluion«ot"ThoOonntiosAot,1886.

'Itiß

theintontJontqprcsontaPetitionattboMeet-inso(Hawke'sBarCountyCounoil,tobeheldon 12th Ootober, praying the Hitwke'B BayCounty Council to dlesolve and mereo thePuketapu RoadBoardIntoIhoHowko'aBay

Pukotapu,6th September,1891. 257

FIRE SCREENS F ur-fold FloralandothcrDcfllgns, iOd, 2s, 2a.6d,8a ard

4a Od;Now ßasketmaro,Hand,Flower,Baby,Work,Wall Pockets,and Jnpnneso BaskotJ |on Trlport Ptauds! Is Oa and SsiBambooiVornndahllllnds, Wtt, verychoap.

. KOVKLTyDEPOT.'

(gflucatloaal.

BOYS' AND OIELS' HIGH80H00LS, HAPIEB.

SOUND SECONDARY ANDCOMMERCIAL EDUCATION,

Scholarships open toPupils of oneand twoyoqrastandingIntheSchool.

Preparationfor CivilServioo andMntrfon!lation Examination. Fees-Junior, tZ 8sSenior, £9 Bs,perannum.

Onlyextras Musio, Solo Singing,Painting,andDancing.

Boarders reoeived by the Principals, FeeM0per annum. Reduction to WeeklyBoarders.

HaltTerm will beginonJuly21stKEY.DAVIDBIDEY,

61 Seoretary.

]yj IS S STEVOSTEAOHKR OF MUSia

LEBSONSFOR PIANO AND VIOLIN.HAS VAOANOBB3 FOR A FEW PUPILS.

Terms npon appUoatlon. Correspondenceaddressed oaro MsJ. W. Crais. Hastingsstreet,will receiveprompt attention,andIn-tendingPupiljwillbe waitedonby appoint-ment. 12

s »MRS SHEATH, Exponent of the

moeb approved Italian and Englishmethods of voice Cultureand Singing,andTeacherofthe Pianoforte, receivespupils adher Residence, Cobden-road,Napier. TermsonappUoatlon. Mrs Sheath visitsHastingseveryWednesday. 63

MRS HAY,

TEACHER OF THE PIANO-,FORTS AND HARMONIUM,Praly-boad

Vacancies forafew Bvenlng'Pupils. Si

HBRETATJNGA SOHOOL,HASTINGS.

Prlnolpals'i Mrs Rainbow and Mb Jon*A.Frabxr.Masteri

———^—

—THE objects of this Boarding and

Day Sohool are— lst, to prepare Boysthoroughly toontor theHigher Schools;2nd.toprovidea sound EnglishandCommercialKdnoationfor those Boys not Intended foraUniversityooureo.

TERMS:Boarders. C2O aTerm; this inolndejBoard

Laundry.SohoolFoes, Stationery,&o..Day Boys,S3 2s a Term; Stationery 6s andOnlyExtras,Muslo andFrench;each £2 ?s.

Areduction ismadeforbrothers.AllFoodpayableInadvanoe.

NEXT TERM.The next Term will begin onTUESDAY

tho12nd September,at2.30 p.m.The Sohool-house is admirablyBltnatedIn

its own Grounds, 8t aores in extent, whichenables the physical as wellsa the mentaltraining of theBoys tobecarried out to thebestpoealblo advantage. ">'

ffOttttg.

HAWKE'S BAYBOOK AND STATIONERY WARE-

HOUSE-

IHAVE jußt Opened Out a VeryLarge Supply of ACCOUNT BOOKS,

comprising Ledgers, Journals, Cash Books,DayBookß-Blllßooks, MinuteBooks, Cop-yLettor Books, &o, These AeoountBooksweroexpresslymade tomy ownorderby onooftheleadingmanufacturersInLondon,andare without exception the BcsLValuoeveroffered totho Publio of Hawke'aHay.

DIARIES FOR 1892.Tho PrincipalSeries ot Diaries arenowto

hand,and arebeingmarkedoff.

SOHOOL PniZßS~for the prosont Season(Including FuU-bound Books Bullab.o forPrizes for Colleges and High Schools) arenow coming by every dlroet steamer; thoFinestSelootton InNow Zealand.

DISTRICT LIBRARIES.Ihavonow made arrangementstoreoeivo

by dlroot steamers Full Btooks pf- BooksBpoclally adapted for Publio Libraries,stronglyboundincloth.

Booklets and Christmas Cards for thoIncoming Season in Endless

Vnrloty,

jom m7crerak,«HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER. 309

( SPECIAL MEETING.PUKETAPUItOAD BOARD.

SPECIAL ORDER.

WHEREAS this Board proposesto borrow from tho Now Zealand

Government tho Bum of £200, under thopro-vlßions of "TheLoanß toLocal Bodl°s /ot,1886," and "TheGovernment Loanß toLocalBodies Aot, 1888," ana as gconrity tor snohloan this Board resolvesby Special Order tolevy atthonextmooting tobo held onMON-DAY,12th Ootober, at thorequisition of theratepayers,a Special Rate of Ono Fortieth(140th) of a Penny in the Pound upon allratable propertyBltuateintheWest Wardofthe PukotapuRoadDistrict, suchRate toboan annuallyroouirinfcrato untiltho expira-tionoftheLoan of £200.

JOHN BENNETT,Chairman.

Soptomborlltb.lSOl. 250

VStt get.HPOLET,my HouseonShakespeare-X read. Apply W. R.Blvthb. 73

r*|lo LET, for such termasmay beX agreedupon,Cllve Grange House(par-tially furnished), with flrst-olass Garden,

Vinery, Stabling, and Five-acre Paddook.Apply to Murray, Roberts and Co,Napier. 74■pORLEASE,for a term of yearif-J. The Property known as

"The Nest,*

consisting of Six-roomedHouse with neces-sary Out-DuUdlDgs, and Four Aorjsof Landdivided into Plantation andPaddocks, andsituatednearNapierPark Racecourse,

Forparticulars applytoE. TUKE,

Selwyn-road,Napier.AagUßt 22nd,1891 75

TIOLET, aLargeYardand Stables,situated in Munroe-street. Apply toH. Rknouf, Napier,or C. Dolbbli andCo.,

£Ot j»H» t

FOS SALE OB TO LET(WITH IMMEDIATEPOSSESSION),

fTHEHomeandPremises onNapierX Terraoe, nowin the ooupation of MrP.A.F.Blroh. Ten rooms,gas throughout,

gas stove, water laid on, wash-house, largegarden, fowl-yard.

For particulars apply on tho promises, orto Mb Duncan Guy, Solicitor, Emerson-street. Lease 18 yearstorun. 286

FOR SALE,

A DESIRABLE FREEHOLDFAMILY RESIDENCE, situated InMunroe-street), containing16 rooms. Includ-

ing Kitchen and Konllery, together with1-stall Stable, Coach-howe, Hay-loftt Washand CoalHouses detaohed.

Forparticularsapply to Mrs S. Tiiatkb,onthepremises. 281

FOR SALEOR LEASE.COMMODIOUS FAMILYRESIDENCE,

THE undersigned, being desirous., of removing, with his family, to tinsuburbs, withes to sell or lease his HouseinTown

"CragmUlor," Camoron-road, Thesituation Is good, on the orownof the hillbehindthoGovernmentLawn,andwithintwominutes walkof thePostoffloo. The housecontains large Drawing-room, Dining-roomSitting-room, Breakfast Parlor, eight Bed-rooms, Bathroom, Unen Cloaet KitchenPantry,Store-rooms,Out-offloeo,Waßh-house&c,on about half ao/e of Land,laidout inBhrubbery,Tennis Lawn. (Co.

Tbo price low, considerably under two-thirds of tto valuation a few years ago.Kasy terms of purohase,or If foaaedto agoodtenanttho rentwillbemoderate.Ordersyo Inspeot maybe obtainedat theOffloe0

M.R.MILLER181 . AthoneenmBnlldtngs.

FOR SALE,O WOODVILLE TOWN SEC/* TIONSI4-roomod Houses inNapier,suitable torworkingmen.1-Acro Seollon, together with a 4-roomed

House and a 2-roomod Cottage in Spencer-road. Prloo.£2oo. "Kasytorms. .

i-Acre Sectionla Cootoroad, togethorwithono6-roomodHouse,onefi-roomedHouse,andone4-roomod House. Price, £750; '£160 cash,balanceat0per oont

FORLEASE.SevoralTownand CountryProperties.

d.n.Tdams,EMERSON-STREET, NAPIER. PS

W. T. SABINVETERINARY SURGEON

(Memh. of theRoyal Collegeol VeterinaryBurtteons.London)

KAIKOKA HAWKK'S BAT

W. T. H. vlslta Hutings ovorr Satnrflßjndmay be consaltod at Mr W. Robertson s

Shooing Force thereIvween 0 a.m.and 1p.m. 68

JOSEPHOHIOKEN

WATCHMAKERODCMltoth "Examiner OffloeVOGEIrBTRKET, WOODVILLE.

SUvlr and GoldJewelleryalwaysonhand tobesold aheap foroaeh. 235

11 F A IL.(laT« Bovob tc Pail "

GKNERAL COOPERWEBT CUVB

Tallow Casks Charm, Bu'ter Tabs, CheeteVatf.and ail kinds of Work connected withthe Trade tuned out w.th doanatoh atd

theLOWKBT POBBIBLE PRIOEB

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVI-DENTJJOOIBTY.

TRIiS Societyis prepared to ferantLoans on approvod mst-olass FreeholdSecurity. Borrowors will eavo pnymont ofcommisdlon by applying DIRECT to thoSociety, at tho Offlcoe, Custom-houso-QnayWolUnßton orat thoDlstrlotOtfioe,Niplor

EDWARD W. LOWE,00 IlosldantSecretary

NOTICE.fI^HEFirm of Mukton and WhitbJL havingDissolved Partnership,IIntendoarrylngon thobusiness of Sheep DipMann-aoturor on my own account at Kalkora

WILLIAM WHITK IEGGS, EGGS.

'SETTINGS of Eggs from my breed- jkJ Ingstock ofDark Brabmaa,PlymouthIRooks, Colored TJorklnga, and AylosburyDuoks (or sale,from theverybeststrains Inthe colony,andmated toproduceShowBirdsand Brcodir-g Stockof tho highest quality.Ihavo latoly addedseveralnowbirds tomyynrds, and my fowls are not to ba boatonanywhoro. Eggs forsotting asfollows:—

Darkßrahams .. _ .. £1 IsColored Dorkings fit S3PlymouthRocks £1 Is ,Ayleebnry Ducks, 10s 6d per aotUnac of BErrs,Elßhty per oentof Chicksguaranteed,Beveralgood Plymouth Rook Pallets and

twoprize ColoredDorkingCockerelsfor sale.Prlooe onappltoallon.JOSEPH COSGROVE

Burlington-road.

"THE REGULATION OF LOOALBLEOTIONS AOT,1876."

HAWKE'3 BAY"rABBIT DISTRICT.

IN pursuance of"

The RegulationofLocalElections Aot,1876,"I,EdmundBlack, Returning Officer to the Hawke's

Bay BabbitBoard,hereby give noticethatIappoint theChamberof CommerceatNaploras tho plsco, and FRIDAY, lflth day ofOotobor.1891,as tho day,for theNominationofCandidates for theoffloeof Trusteeof thosaidBoard. AllNominations must bo madeIntheform of tho second eohedujeof

"The

RegulationofLooalElootloiiß Aot,1876."NominationPapersmay be obtained fromtheundersigned.

Glvonunder my hand at Naplor, this 7thday ofOotobor,1891.KDMUNDBLACK,

107 Returning Ofllotr.

WELLINGTON AGRIOULTU.RAL AND PASTORAL

ASSOCIATION'S

ANNUAL SHOWWill beheld on tho

HUTT PARK RACECOURSE,ON

WEDNEBDAY AVD THURSDAY,18th and 19rnNovember,1891.

SALE DAY ON~FRIDAY, 20thNOVEMBER.

OVER £603 INPRIZES TO BEGIVEN

Entries Closo at 5 p.m. on THURBDAY,KiOTembor Uth.

AHParticulars, withCataloguesandEntryForms, toboobtainedfrom tho Seorotary.

HENRY D.O'OALLAGHAN,LoanandMeroantUoBulldlnuß,

536 Wellington.

SALE AT GISBORNEov

AGRICULTURAL & PASTORALLAND

»"FHE following Valuable Blooks,-b which lately formed a portion of tho

N.Z. Nativo Land Sottloment Company'sEstate,In tho'neighborhood of Glsborne, willbe offered for Sale by Auotlon at Glaborco,on MONDAY,28th October, 1891. instead ofduring Soptombor (aB notlflod In the pre-liminaryadvertisement) :—MotuNal

_2000 0* o"

PoaawaAandß .. „ .. 1603 338Pouawa,Seo.4 59 3 23MangatuSandO 40,160 0 0WalmataNorth 4355 3 0MatawheroBor5 159 184Okahumatui No.2 ~ .. .. 15,190 0 0TanglhangiNo.l 4502 0 0Kalaparo - 253 3 8Pakowbal 6013 2 9MangaokuraNo.1.. .. - 2037 0 0Te Hapara 224 0 4MatawheroNo.1 414 226WhataupokoAtoF .. .. 187 2 2«JWhatanpokoG 2553 217WhataupokoH

_ .. .. 3130 0 0Walmata South 0137 2 0WalmataEast 3951 2 3Mangahel 12,205 0 0WaihoraD .. -. .. .. 304 1 0Patutahl,See. 57 44 I0Matawhero, Sco.18 6o .. .. 20 3 0

TITLE-LandTransfer,

AUCTIONEER-W. E. Akhovd, ot Gin-borne, in conjunction withN.Z. Loan andMercantile AgencyCo.,Ltd.

TERMSOF PAXMKNT-USpercentCash.Thobalanoo'oanremainonMortgagepayabloany limo within five years, and bearingInterest at01 peroontpor annum.

PLANSot thd Proportios, withstatemontofparticulars and description ol eachblook.ran bo seen on application at the Bank ofNowEoalandi 21S

1

CONROY & CO..04BH JYQTOHER9

HAS: )NOSHRJBKT, £TAIIuN-ST HIT12 AND SPIT.

HEADTHIS.

iNEW

DRAPERY GOODSAT PRICES HITHERTO

UNKNOWNIN NAPIER,

THE FOLLOWING AREA FEW

SPECIMENS.Caliooes, whiteand grey,2s8d doz -Butter Cloth. Is lid dozOxfordShirting,3s Ud dozPRINTS, from 3d yardHeavy Cretonne, 6}dArt Muslta, 3MDress Pieces, 4s 6d.58 fld, for 12ydsBroohA Satin Cloth, 120 for6yds, doublowidthMEN'SCOLOREDMOLKS,4alidporpairOxfordShiito, Is OdFlannel Unflors, Islid200yardft Reels, black, 6d dozHandkorohlets,Hiddoz ■WOMEN'd CASHHOSE, IspairTorchon Laco.'id doeSnnBonnets,is OdGaribaldis,2s Ud

From tho aboveitwillbo eoen that the^BoetnndCheapest place todoal withIs

THE

NAPIERDRAPERY Co.,HASTINGS-STREET.

270 C.SAUNDERS.

MR tfICHOLLS, JOT.(Op TnE FibmE.Nicholls),

PREMIER HAND-SEWN BOOT-MAKER, CHRISICHURCH,

HAB arrived in Napier for thepurposeof Scientifically and Praotlc-

ally Measuring Ladles' nnd Gentlemen'sFeet, guaranteeing a Good Fit, combinedwithBtyle. The primest of EnglishLeatherused. Ladles and Gentlemen doslrous ofsotting a Good-flttlag Boot should availthemßolvca ot tho opportunity, as MrNioiiolis,Jan., will only no InNapier a fewdays. LadlosandGentlemenwaitedupon attheir ownresidences.

Addrbss— Clarendon ClubHotel,Napier.808

DRESDEN PIANO COMPANY'SDEPOT

(Opi'osite Bank of New Zealand),HASTINGS-STREET, NAPIER

THE MISSES WALTON beg toinform tho Ladlea of Nnplor and sur-rounding dlstrlota that thoy havo beenappointedBole Agents for

MADAME WKIQEL'S CELEBRATEDPATTERNB

InthoHawko'sBay Province.All Ordors por letter promptlyattonded to.

Oponlng up for tho Sonson NewConsignments of

WOOLS, CREWFL BILKB, ARASKNEB,TOYS ANDFANCY GOODS, &c.TheFar-famedDuksdknPianosalwaysonhand,and for Salo on the Hlro fiystom;also

iMusical Instrumoats ofeverydescription.

Pianoforte Tuition In all its mattes,Pupilshavlnß Uio advantago ofPractisuiK oafthepromisesgratuitously.

M. & K.~WALTOMDRESDEN PIANO COMPANY'S

DEPOT,IHASTINGg-STRKKT,NAPIER. 05

SPECIAL PUBLIC NOTICE.CITY HAIRDRESSire

ROOMSSAJ.OON under Management of

A. B. KAOUCroy, of Auokland. withflrst-olass BSBlsUnco. Our Prices are 6dallround. Ladles flair Work la aUI ts branohosoxeoutod. Cdnntry Orders bypoet attendedPRIVATEHAIRDRKB9ING ROOM FOR

LADIEB.FanoyDrossßa onHire or MadetoOrder.MrEAaiETOYwUI make arrangements foratagiDg andMake-upforPrivate!boatrloala.

Flrst-olass Stock of Tobaccos and Tobaooo-ntets' Hundrlea.-L.FREKDMAN Proprietor.

lUH

F. W. COLLINS,WATCHMAKER, MANUFACTURINGJA^«RAV^° ND BECTBB'

HAS Removed to Einorson-street,noit to Mr F. W. Mbbod, Photo-grapher,

All branches of tho Trado in theManufac-turing and Repairing of Wntohes, Clocks,and jewellery oarefully acd cheaply ex-outea.OldGoldandBllver bonghtor to-madointotho latest styles of Brooches, Barrings,Bangles, Rings,Chains,Stntls, fto.,&cMedala and Matonio Jewolß aSpcolallty6

ALL BORROWERSavlngorDesiring

TO PURUHABB FREEHOLD PROPERTYCanhave

MONEY ADVANCEDBy tho

NAPIER LAND. BUILDINGAND INVESTMENTSOCIETY.(Permanent),

REPAYABLE EITHERUpon thetables ofthoUoolotyAt simple tnterrst fora flrcdperiodAdInterest with right to reduceprincipal

atIntervalsNOTE THIS FACT

Borrowers participateInprofits as wollInvestor*

Tho Committee aro prepared tosnspenupayment! In thoevent of BorrowersIllness

Investment Shares of the Fourth Issueoannowbo takenup

CHAKOKS BTKIOTLY MODERATEFor further Information apply at theOffices, Tenoyson-strestiNaplor.

J. ROBERTS,JAMES SIDEY Seoretarr

Chairman,

NOTICE.

INVESTMENT~~BHAKFS of theFifthIssue cancow botakenup, 40

Thl PHARMACY.JUST RKCBIVED, THE NEW

CARBOLIC-SMOKE BALLS,"

TheGroatRemedy for

INFLUENZACATARRHFOREITHROAT:WHOOPING COUGH, and

HAYZFEVER

J. S. WELSMAN.47

PIANOS.PIANOS.

JAMES S. LARGElUB RKCEIVED TROU

COLLARD AND COLLARD, OF LONDONIBOMK

CHOICE INSTRUMENTSis

ROSEWOOD, NEW ZEALAND MOTTLEDTOTARA ANDROSEWOOD.

AN KAKUY.VINSPECTHrON IBREQUESTED.

JAMES S. LARGE,BYRON-STREET. 21

HAWKE'S BAT FARMERS1 COOPERATIVE ASSOOIATION,LIMITED,

A RE now prepared to receive Uon*ajL slgnments of all desorlptlonaof Agri-onlturai Produce, to make llboral CASHADVANCES FREEOF COMMISSION,andtosupplyStoresandGoodsof tho bestqualityat theLowcet CurrentRates.

Bhareholdors are Invited to send theirorders,whlohshall have careful andpromptattention.

Tho BHARE LIST Is now open, and in-tending Shareholders are requested to makeearlyapplication.

Reeular Auction S&Iob held of WOOLSKINS .TALLOW, &O.PRODUCEBTORESatMessrs'CranbyandProbblo c

"4Offices— Tennyeon-street,NaplonR.GOOCH, !

U Manager," - - —■

1 1 111 ■'—■

HAWKE'S *A 7PERMANENT BUILDING AND

INVESTMENT SOCIETY

INTENDINGBORROWERS

«.ARE

REMINDED THAT IN ADDITIONTO

FREEHOLD AND ORDINARY LEASEHCLD

THE SOCIETY LENDSON

PERPETUAL LEASES,IN ACCORDANCE WIM THE LATEST

ANDMPBT LIBERAL SCALES OFREPAYMENTS.

PROSPECTUSES AND ALL INFORMATION

ON APPLICATION AT THE BOOIETYIBOFFIOB,TENNYSON-STREET,NAPIER.

J. B. FIELDKR39 Secretary,

IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE OFLONDON.ESTABLISHED 180.3. |

SnbsorlbedCapital- \ONE MILLION WOHUNDKED THOU.

Pald-np Capital and'InvestedFunds-NEARLY TWO MILUONS.

Tho dlßttagulshlne oharaotorißtlca of UJb. OLI>and WKALTBY CompanyareMODBR-IATB RATES, UNDOUBTBO SEOUItITY.andPROMPT and LIBERALBe»,OomenS ofClaims.Tho "IMPERIAL was thoFIRBT Offloe

tolssuoaFiro tolloy InAuokland(ontheIstOotobcr, 1351) ovor THIRTY-BIX years ago,andhasboon carryingonbusinessumraßhouothecolonyoverBlnco.Risksaccepted at OurrontRatesFormsof Proposaland any furtliorInformstlonmay beobtainedfrom

JOHN ROBERI9233

( ARontforHawkeeßay.

QRATEFUL-COMFORTINO

EPPS'SJSOCOA.BREAKFAST

kfr "DV a thoroughknowledgeof, theUnaturallnwswhlahgoterntheopera-Uonß of digestionandnutrltlon'andbyaoaro-fulapplloatlpn of thoflne propertloeof woll jieUotod Coooa Mr BppaTim providedour1breakfast tables withadoUeatoly flavouredbeverage which may savenimany heavydoctors bills. It is by the Judloloususe ofBuohartloles ofdiet thata constitution may,be gradua lybuilt)upuntil strongenough toresuli eve< jtendenoy todisease. Hundrodif snbtle maladlOß are floating around usready toattaok wherever thore.la a weakpoint. Wemay eeoape manya fatal shaftbykeeping ourselves well fortifled with purenloodanda properly nourished frame. '-SeeartloleIn theCfrUSaviaGatttU.

Aiaa timply withboiling wateror milk.Bold in paoketaby Oroooro, labelled

thust— JIMBB EPl'B ft CO.UOMttOPATHIO OHIIMIST

Lonaon England, M

TARAUALENURSERY.

H. J. QILBERDOffers for Balo tho foUowlngifourlrarlotlesot

the American "Buck Oat,'Raspberries,

BOUHEGAN.aiLBOURNS.myr TrD

MAMMOTH CLUSTERImported at groat expense from AmorloA a .

Mr A. F. Spawn'srecommondatlonasbeingthobcßt varieties fordry-

infthnd othor purposes.PRICE, 12s PUR DOZBN.

Early appUoMion necessary, as tbo Stock islimlUd,andCiders willbofilledinrotation.

H. J. GILBERD,TAKADAIENURSERY, 252

FOR jSALESEED POTATOES

SPKCIALLY SELEOTED.

CARTERS FIRST CROP KIDNEY, theEarliest Kidney Potatoknown

MYATTSASHLEAFKIDNEY, an excel-lent woll known EarlyVariety,Oamarugrown

FLUKB KIDNEY,aPopularEarly SortEARLY ROSE, ono of the earliest; vory

productivePATKRSONS VICTORIA, Early Rough

round;nnequalityAYRSHIRE HERO, splondld.WhiteKidneyMAGNUM BONUM, heavy cropper; good

markotivarietyBRKSBESEARLY PROLIFIC,white, ov

variety;One cropperBNOWFLAKE, a model in shape; beauti-fully whltowhen oooked

Prioes on Application.

C. E. GIBBONS & CO.,SEEDSMEN, NAPIEIt 253

CHRYSANTHEMUMS.HEALTHY PLANTS NOW ON

SALELARGE VARIETY.

J.N.ANDERSON,MILTON-ROAD'

Prizoitakorat.Welllngton a Napier.

I FRED. ALGAR,FINANCIAL AND GENERAL

commission agent.valuator,landandestateagent,Btook

| and;btation agent,

TeNNVBON-STHEKTi

FRED. ALGtARADVANCESMONEY INBUMS OF

£5 TO £1000,(InFreehold ProportyOnLoasohold PropnrtyOnFurniture withoutromovalOnPianosOnDopositof DocdsOnLogaoicsOnPorsonal SocnrityOnMortgagesOnPromissory Notos

OR ANY OTHER TANGIBLEBECURITYRKPAYABLE WEEKLY, MONTHLY,OR QUARTERLY.

BILLSDISCOUNTED DAILY.

ALL LKTTEHB AND INTKRVIEWSBIItICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.

VariousSums of Monoyadvanced for Longor ShortPeriods ntLowest Kates of Interest.48

DALCrETY & CO.LIMITED,

STOCK, BTATJON AND BB7PFINaAGENTSHsuo Oitiobi S3, Lombard-street, London

ranchos at Melbonrne, Geelong, Sydney,Nowoastlo, Perth,Freemantle,Dunedln

Capital tullvsubscribed. .M.OOOioorjapltaXpald up_ _ _

«LOOO,OOiRoserveFund

_4190,000

DALGETY &"CO., Limitot, areprepared toreoelve Consigns .its ofWool,Taflow, and all kinds of Produto forCASH ADVANCES made on Growing

Clips of Wool on tavorable terms,also onTallow Skins, and other Produoe aonslgnedforsalo In theLONDON or AUSTRALIANMARKETS, idvanoos also mode againstFLAX consigned for sale in London orelsewhore.

NOCOMMIBSIoiToHARGED ON AD-VANCES

Loans negotiateduponFreeholdandLessenholdLandsat Lowest Currant Rates ot In]tores'. ,

WoolpAcke, fencing Wire, dothei!Bt»|tlon Requisites always onhand.

IAGENTSFORSHAW, BA.VILL,AND ALBION COM.PANY, LIMITEDs.a kiwiROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY'

FIREANDLIFEANDERPON ANO CO.j,DUNEDIN-

FLOUR ANDOATMEALJ.W.BURMESTER-PORT WINESBROOKE'S

"PERFECT* SHEEP DIP

OrriOK! TENNYSON-STREET, NAPIKH,WarkhouUß 1 BREASTWORK, PORT

CD AHURIRL

(Sflmunflglntyggcttttn,BDMUND BLACK,

LAND,ESTATE, ANDGENERALCOMMISSION AGKNT,

AGENCIES-

NorthQueenslandInsuranco CompanyNew York Llfo IniraranpoCompanyProvidentnnd Industrial Insurance Com;

panyofNow ZoalandShare Brokor.-Sbares bought and sold on

OOKMl&aibN ONLY.Uuuh Aatuti— Rents collooted, and «very

description otHouae Agonoy undertakenonroosonable terms. Propwtlee ot all dctortp.tiona can bo rabmlctol to Intondlng pur-ohiunrs upon application, Register ot dettr&olo propertieskept

Insuruioe ot everydosoripUo nndortaken»t lowcdtonrrontratoe.

Flnnnolal Agont.— Sums bom £J0 to£90,000 on hand for Investment upon ap-proved security Loans of all decorlptloninegotiated.

ATHENJBUM PFFIOEB. NAPIER. !5

FINAITOIAL,

PUMUND BLACK has for inveak-J-l n.cnti tho following Sums at CurrentStoroßt I— £«0. AIOO, £800. £600. «700 fiOOO.-fiiOOO«5000. onctefflOM.

■ sntMmtv,

HAWKESfBAV FOUNDRY.

GALLOWAY '& !CO.fI'ORTINAPIKK,!

pNGINEEKB,'UtONAND BRASSM-* FOUNDBRB &BOILERMAKBRB.!

MAKKKH OK MAOHINBRY OF «VKRYDKbORIPTION.

MAKING AWU RBPAIRIKGOF BOILBRBA BPKOIALITIT.

BHKKP BHBARINGAND ALLOTHERMACHINKHY KHKOTKD.

gleamFillings, Steam Users Sundries,Coldltollcd Shafting, Pulleyß, to.,of allsizesalwaysInBtook.1

(juotauons'telvon for BeoondhandPortables.

BALE1i-Uoreo!PoworMultltubulai801101Ooubl yllndrloLaunohKnglno

AU?A Larao Quantity of Boornd-nand Hawmt'Mochioery Inflret-olasaordor'

TolephoeoNo.105 .■'

57

BIVERBItEA.OFFERS will now be received for

thepurohaso of portionsot the RlvereleaEstate, onthonorth-castorBtatlon sideottheHayolook-road known as tho HommtendPaddocks, ThesePaddocka areof all elroavarying from 19 acres to 100 aoree,and arePendingBale, offers will ba receivedfor theLeaso of thoeo Paddooks for tho ensuing

SORBOD. OABLILS &M'LEANSO SoUolton,Napier

TB AUTB HOTELAND

RAILWAY REFRESHMENT, ROOMS,T E AUTE.

SCHABLTONilornierly of Kir-n" kora,begs to Informall hisold friends

and thepublic in eoneral thathe hastakenovertho abovo UOTKh, wherothey will findtho Bost Accommodation, equalled by fewand surpassed by none,at the Lowest Pos-sible ChM-pot. I'o wishes to draw particularattention to tho fact that tho RAILWAYRKFRKSHMKNT ROOMS aro comblnrdwith tbo cstflbllehmont, whoro Travellersoan bo supplied with all thoir wants withPromptitudeand Civility.

A'Trap belongiog to thoHotelmoots everyTrain,In connection with tho abovo, S.C.hua

GENERAL BTORE and a BADDLKRYBUSINESS, whoro all REPAIRS will re-coivo Prompt Attention and all ORDERSBPKKOY and BATIBFAOTORY EXECU-TION.

ONLY THE VERY BEST BRANDBKKPT ON HAKP.

A WELL-LIGHTED ANDCOMMODIOUBBILLIAHUROOM,HXCBLLENT AnIT WELL- FENCED

PADnOOK ACCOMMODATION. SPECI-ALLY SUITABLE FOR DROVERS. 2SO

OARLTiON OLUB HOTELHASTINGS.

AFAMILY AND COMMERCIAL.

THUSLargeandCommodiousHotel,having lately obanged handß, is now

oonduotodon~he mos IapprovedprinciplesThe Accommodationwill bo found tobo thebestInHastings.

SnltOß ofPrivateApartments.Billiards,KlocLrtoBells.Largeand Woll-furnished BedroomsExcellentTariff.

Being a Froe House tho nest Brands ofAle, wtno, and Spirits kopt to suit Cus-tomers.

W Y. DENNETT.211 Owner

GROWN HOTEL,NORBEWOOD

H. R. LOW .. .. Prohuetok.

THIS Pleasintly^ituatcd Hotelisreplete with ovory Convenience for

Visitorsand Fiinilllce, and is within 4 mlloaol the Ormondvillo Hallway Station. TwoCoaches dally. Only tho bostBrands ofAlesWinos.and Spiritskopt 222

gltfittflM Sflttttfl.A NEW BRAND

10 ftAft INDIAN CIGARSAU^VIMF FOR BALE,

Inboxos of 50 and 100.Highly recommended from Calcutta, and

pronouncedby samplorsA VKRY PLKABANT SMOKK.

AlsoTPURE INDIAN TEAS,

|In } and } Chests.Of oxcollont flavor.sircnKtb, and quality,

200 Pdckagosand Ctuldloe.

FRED. ItILTON,Bekdßman and commission aqknt,282 Clivkhqdare.

HAWKB'S BAT ACCLIMATISA-TION SOOIBTY.

THE Fishing Reason for Troutcommences on tho Ist October, and

cndß on the 2ndApril,U9i. License Foe, fil.Liconscs can be obtained onapplication, inwriting or otherwise, to the Secretary.Special Licenses are issued to bonn fldotravellers or strangors not residing In thodistrict

No porson shall flub for Trout or Porohwithout a llconse, and any porson fltnlnßshAll, on domnnd of any ranger, constablemember of thissociety, orany person holdinga Hoenso to fleh, produce and show bisliconso and contents ot his creolor ba(?,andtho bait used by him for taking or killingTroutor Poroh.

Ponalty for not conforming with abovoreftiilntlons not loss thanTwonormore thanFifty Poundß.

O. A. FITZROY,1W Hon. Scoretary.

WHITE & WENLEYSTOOK & STATION AGENTS.

ADlffilctfa a*ftiMt Woo)Loans neffotUtod. ladenta executed

managersor-18* AND HAWK3PBBAY FREEZING, COMPANY, LTD.Full particularsaa'to bonno on application

*??jSPSXS.gP-mSH" AND NEW ZEA-LANDINVESrfMKNTCOMPANY.LTD."Capital, £250,000.

h^Jiif*",- miiao on stook Mortgage*,Free-holds,Lcasf holds.InTown and Country.

OKNTS FOR-kOND'oN AND LANOABHntE INSUR-ANCE COMPANY.§"■ .bsorlbcd Cnplta .. .. £1,853.000rjtwhlohIspaidup .. .. 185,200

Reßervo Funds 110,000UNITED INSURANCE COMPANY, 'LTD.GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ABSUR-

ANCE COMPANY.MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETYOF VICTORIA,

PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAMNAVIGATION COMPANY 4!

THE LAND & LOAN COMPANYOF NEW ZEALAND,Limited.

fS prepared to Lend Money on FreeholdISecurity, and toadvance on Wooland allkindsofproduooconalanodtoLondon.

Tol«suo DraftsonEnglandatreducodRate*ofExchange.

Topurobaae BUla onEngland,

INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITB at thefollowingratoa1—

Smonths .. iporoonhpcrannun(Imonths „ 4} „ „ „ „

12 months_

6 „ , „

AdKNTfI FORTHE WOLSELEY SHEKP-SHEARINft

MACHINESTHE MASSEY &CO. CBLBORATsn Rrapbbs

andBikderb, Mowers,&o,

economic fire office, limited.aid-up Capital- „ £71,600

RISKB ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATKB

STOCK.All'Dceorlptlons of Stock for Snle

F. C'FULTON.43 Managing Dlrnotor.

%OUIP.

P. GORMAN,

CRITERIONHOTEL,

NAPIER 218

'FREEASSOCIATION

orBMPLOYBRS AND WORKMEN

OF

IHAWEE'S BAT

President ..£??.. .. Wm, NKLBON.ViobPresident.. .. J. H COLBMAN

MEN REQUIRINGEMPLOYMENT

May hare their Names, Occupation, andAddresses roglsterod all tho Association'sOffice withoutany Fee.

EMPLOYERS are Invited tonotify theirrequirements to tho Secretary,

OfficesCHAMBim:OF;COMMKKCK, NAPIER

BD,BI.ACK.Boorotary

W. TUCKWELL,BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE,

OrroaiTE News Oftioe,KMKUBON-BTREKT.

W.T. wishesto Inform hls'frlonds and theranoral public that bo Is now fairly estab-lished In bis New Premises almost directlyopposite the"Evening Nows"Office, ardhasjustopened np a woll-Bclootcdstocicof Newand FashionableBoots and Shoos, which willbo disposed of at prices that will comparewith those of any Bhop In town. Countryorders promptly attondod to. M&doto-measuredepartmentaSpeciality.

WM. TUOKWBLL,EMBRBON-STRKBT. 18

BHOE DBALERB.IF yon with'to increase yoor Busi-

nessandmako money!at the sametimo,and that Iswhatyouareinbnslnosa for,

BUYgTHB "

"PREMIER BOOTS."THK BBBTINNKWZKALAND.

They are quick sellers, good profit' malcor*

Tbo Publicshould lnalit upon gettingthe

"PREMIER, BOOTS."THKY WKAR LIKK IRON

Thoycan beprocured from Mobbtb F. Wil-BON & Co,,11. Nrhjiittand W. Tuckwkia,Naplor; 1). tfItKiLLY, Hastings, Bkok &Co,, Hftflllngß, FiiAZKit & Co,, Danevlrke,M. F/.ynn Walpawa, F. Farrow, Wood-vlllo, Mkdan and Wilson,PortNapier,and

WHOLKBALK FROM

M. O'BRIEN AND CO.,BOOT MANUFACTURERS

ANDIMPORTERS,LKATHKRANDGRINDERY

MKRCHANTB.CIIRIRTOUDBOH.

TeleKrnphic Address—

0Hbiew, Christ-church. P.0.80x162, TelephonoSH, 18

ANCHOR MILL'SLILY-WHITE BRAND

oy

ROLLER MILL FLOUR1 Is mndo with tho Newest Typos of

Roller Machinery and turnsout Flour whichgives Btillafactlon to ovoryuody.

THK QUALITY WILL RKCOMMKNDITdKLF. TRY ITi

irelanjTand co.(ANCHOR MILLS, OAMARU,

Proprietors.

Itcan bo obtained from nil Merchant! orDo&lore, and W'holoaslo fromH. A. BANNER,

AGKNT FOR nAWKK 8 BAY.198

WILLIAMS&KETTLELIMITED.

HeadOffice:NAPIER.

BRANCHES!PORT«AHURIRI, EASTINGS, AND

GISBORNS,

ManagingDirectors''*

F.VW. WILLIAMS. N. KETTLE.

THE COMPANY MAKESADVANCES ON

STOOK,ENSUINQCLIPOP WOOL,AND OTHBR PRODUCE;

Also undertakesthe Supervision andControlof Properties for Trustees, Abscnteoe,

and others,and actsgODorallylasPASTORALISTS' A"N,D FARjUEiRIS

AGENTS..LOANB NEGOTIATED ON FREEHPb'I

AND LEABEHOLD PROPERTIES .XILOWEST OURRENT RATES 01INTEREST,

Tho Compnny negotiates-Prlvatolr or b]Publlo Auctlon-LhoHaloof

"STATIONPHOPERTIEB,FARMS,tfHEE*CATTLE Ka&0»

FIRE AND MARINEINBURANOKEffectedat*

1 LOWEST OURRENT RATK&C

AUOTIONSAXEBor

WOOL, BEINB.HIDES.^TALLOW, tcoi feeHeldFoTitNionTLY

FOa SALE,Tho CompnnyPMnpllou tho following Goodiat thovory LOWEST RATKSCURRttNT-

WOOLPAOBUfiCOKNSACKB (ftill wolghtsjand Icon)SeamingTwineFKNCINB WIREStaples. &a,&o.

ANP ALLSTATION lIEQDISITES,

NaUTHERN ROLLER COMPANYiGKUMINA

AOBIOULTUEAL IMPLEMENT3,*

Manufacturedby

■BUCKEYEHARVKBTER COMPAJSYREIDAND URKYV. AND D. PUNCAN, and olhorsReapersandBinders, MowersDoublo-farrow.Ploughs,ofell slrosRrondenstBcc9 Sowotb,Dlfo Hiutows

:Zlgi&K Harrows«od othor;implomenta

SEEDS.GRABSSBEDB of all dOscripUonsTURNIP BRKDB, RAPK SEEDOATS, WHEAT,BARLEY, fee.

AOENOIES.NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY'IYSKH'BLINK Of STEAMERSTHAMES AND MERHEY MARINE

INSURANCE COMPANYNELBON BHOTHEIia 1IMITKDIKUBT AND LOAN COMPANY OF

NEW ZKALANDBtJCKEYK HARVESTER COMPANYLIVERPOOL AND LONPON ANDGIX)BK INSURANCE COMPANYCOOPER'S BHEKPDIPPINGPOWDERPRMCSTMAN'S'OIL KNGINBS

WILLIAMS AND KETTLE,LIMITED,

WUIholdaBale of

WOOL.. SHEEPSKINS,HIDES, AND TALLOW,

OKTIIURSDAY,15TH OCTOBER. '

Vendors are requested tokindly forwardtheir Wool as earlyas possible, oontlgood toWilliams and KotUo's Sale-room, Spit.

i Consignment Labels supplied on appUo-Itloo. 98

motuta.

FARMS AND BTOOK ANDB¥ATION£FOB SALE.

SMALL FARMSOf

60 SUUImprovedLanaVBKKHOU) AMU liKASKUOLD RUNS

1200" 100 000 A(WSB

With MOO to 00,000 Sheep,oneaiy tornnBTORB AND FAT BIOOR'

Loßinf 00land Cnmbrod Wedden'tInLttotoLongwool and CrossbredKweo V «nlbMerino Kwea and Wedder* J Buytrs.

Lincoln Letoeater,RomnoyHatsh,an 4Merino RomaForpartloalanapply to

M.R. MILLBR31 ■ StonkandBtatioo Aseat

ptg. j.Smntt't$Mttt.NORWICH UNION FIRE INBUR-

ANOE BOOIETY.Kbtadu red

_ _1797.

Uer4offloe_

Norwich,

AmonntiInsured_ „ _

fimOOO.OW.LOMOtPald.... ,600,060.

THE Undoraigned is prepared toaooept all olassea of Fire Risks at the

owost onrrontrates.LowessetUod promptly-

BUB-AGKNfS-MB W. Beilbt

_ _ „ Hosting*Mb John Warns

_ _Porangahau

MrS.Oiurlton-_ „"Kalkora

Mb J,H. Nelson_ .. Walpukuro

MbR.A. W. Bbathwait ~ Haveloo)-MrB.RJohnson .WalpawaMR Qsorsb Rtmer

_ .Taradale

H. A. BAKVERt6 Agent »nd Attorney foiHawkedBar

»J. BENNETT, "

HJ0";u:.8 IK AIGB NT, & 0..MAUKKT-BTRBKT,

JHabtinqb.

Bub-«Kent for'lho KorJi|UrlU»h InsurunwOompanr, 96

H.L. DONNELLY,TUB WItIOWN PATAKCBA

81O0K.STATION. I4AND.ANDOBVKRAriAGBNT AND VALUATOH.

H.U Vokkki.it ana Money to Lenl onflnb'OlsiaDeourltr. s"

WM. B. HILL,AOOOUNTANTa AKD^OBNBHA, 00*

Bent &nd DobU Collooted,So. fco.MMBumos l»Brmn»,

Tuadnle, ?l

EOBBRT LAMB,VUShLBJL,AUCniTBOT1

TIMMTfIOR BTBBIT Z■

■JI/TONEY TO LBN1./ on FreeholdlrX Beonrity fttonrront rates.

ILUAMB fcLOUOHNAN

MONEY to Lend on Freehold Be-oorltr,at lowestonn rates.

BAINBBDRY AND LOOAN'

HAFIBR 8/vVIHOB BAKK,ÜBOW^INU-BTBKBT

OPENon TUESDAY EVENINOS^from 6 to B oolock

flepotitoreoeiredfromUto/!00.Fivoper oeot,allowed on dopoilta notex.ending«IQQ

ROWAKD I.INDONUscnaer

Ivio"n¥yToLEND

ON

FIRST CLAW FHKEHOLD SBOURITT,

AT

BPECIALLY LOW RATEB OFINTEREST

18 AMOUNTS PHOU

£100 to £5,000.Apply to

THEGOVERNMENTLIFE INSDRANOEDEPARTMENT

OB

AHY OF ITS AGENCIES.

ffbWttfl.'Peninsulab' andj^fgßaSXT ORIENTAL STEAMgffflfßßw>| NAVIGATIOI* COM->w«m» PANT

'Under contract with the Tmperial, NewSonth Wales, Vlotorian,and South Aus-tralian Governments) will ilosp&toh thefollowing steamers for LONDON, oall.Ing at

axbakt,Colombo Adw», Bbirsibi,Malta.GiBIULtAH, AMPPtTKOPTBI-Oate DateName Date leaving leaving_ 'of Ton- leaving Mcl- Ade>

Steamor nage. Bydney. bourne, laldei

Britannia .. 6257 3ept» 7 Sept. 12Sopt 16Massllla

_1918 "opt; 81Sept. 20 Bopt SO

CarthAge „ 6013 Oct. 6Oot lOOoL 14Victoria

_6268 Oct. il9Oot. 24 Oct. 28

Shnnnon .. 4189 Nov. 2 Nov. 7 Nov. 11Valetta . 4919 Nov. IBNov. 81Nov. 85Arcadia .. 6862 Nov. SODec 0 Deo. BBallaarat

_4748' De0. UDoo. mDoo. 23

Romo ..'SOU'Doo. 28Jod. 2|Jan. 6Britannia..16257:Jan. 11Jan. 10Jam 20

Plaob or Dkfabtubd-

MolbonrneZ Railwayncr iWllllamitawr»Adelaide_

LargsBarREDUCTION INTHRPUGH FAREa

First and Sooond^lass Passengers seouMspedaladvantagesby booking through fromNew Zealand, being provided with saloonpassage to Australia withoutextra oharge,Fares-lst Saloon,£89 to£70;2ndSaloon, AT.

A Bandofeight instruments isprovidodonte argerstoamors.Passage money o&n be paid here for pasges from England. Liberal oonooMons

oiAdotofamilies.For furtherInformationapply to

WHITE AND WENLEY,7i Aganta for Hawke*sBay

npHE barqnentino"810" has com-moncodIxtafllngProduce forSydnoy orNew-castle, and willbodespatchedIna fewdaye.

Bpaco forabout1000Sacks Isstill avallabl..Apply earlyto

331 C, DOLBBL &CO.

ftomtaWgn$eetttn, Or3. ROBERTB

ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR EX-.NANCIAL. ESTATE, andGENERAICOMMieaiON AGENT

J'lOperUesSoldandBought, RonteCoUeotedValuatipnsMade Loans Sfleoted

MoneriInvested, Balanoo*hoet« Prepared!

Books andAooounU Audited,

IgeotImperialFlro InsurancoCompany,Alliance Marine AsstfranooCompany

Limited.

OffloeiTennyson-stroot,Napier, 3

J. F. JARDINB,Balerano Tabuteau*Buildings, ennyson

stroot.Napier.DKPUTI OFFICIAL ABBIGNEB INBANKRUPTCY,

ACCOUNTANT,BTVOK. AND BHAREBROEKB

Agent for the'NORTH GERMAN FIRE INBUKANOH

CO. All claims soltled with liberality andoromptltnrte.

REUTBBB TELEGRAM CO., Ld. Mes-sweeoftn be forwarded In Company* Cods

PUBUOTRUBTEE,

Honey to Lend InIarseor emM Bums onFreeholdßeouiityat6to7 Dornant, S<

MR'ROBERT MANIBT7,barrlbte;r and eioliwitor1.

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'lbcax>rc arc anpowenoi,new.sioel-bnlltsteamers, and the aoeommedaaon for allotncMiof Passengerslaunsurpassed.

The Homewardpassage wrlbe viaRio deanelro and Tenerufe, and the timeoccupied

■ shouldnot oxosedto aa> /"

An experienced Burgeon will accompanyeachuteamor

rhe tuidmslaDed ara empowered to frraatWBWRee fromLonflon toNew Zealand,par-■nont for whlohhaibeen guarasteod In theoloiy.In addition to the abovo mall Rteamorv,

Cargo Steamers willbodespatchedulrcftnlarlnterTalß, and tho fullowlng Balling Shipswill loadhere:—

Ship, Tons. Clans, Sailing.

LonHtODO ..716 A OctoberEuterpe .. .. HOT Al Novombor

ndrmtone ..j,1180 Al December'Al Sblpa to follow.

Wool. Tallow,Flax,Grain,and other NewZealand Prodnoo carrlod at LOWKBTOUKRRNTRATKB.

For FrolghtorPassageapplr toMURfeAV.nOHKHTB It00,,DALQKTY &00., 1/T.,

AgunUi

OBIBNT LINEOF STKAMBRS

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The lollowligSteamahlpa belonglngjbo theRBNT andlfAOinO (BOMP3SfiSB wUI

cave BTDNKt and MELBOURNE o theQBdetmentloned datea tor LONDON rla' AKKLAIDB, ALBANY, Colombo, Saw,Naples,andGibraltar.

Wtom FromBrdner, Melbourne

OBOrA OotM OotSIOrizaba „ .. - NovO NovllOricmt .. - .. Nov23 . Nov»Obmuz Deo7 Deo 12

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With tile Orojra at Melbonrnoby the Mana-outt leavingNapieron17LhOotobor.

BKDPOTION IN THROUGH FARRB,Vint andSeoond-etara eeonre' peolaladrantagea bybooking thtonffh from

NewZealand,beingproYlded withsaloonpatlags to Australia,which are Ino'odedinthemtotb fares.

Paawngen Booked toCalcutta and Bom.bar, transhippingatOolomboi"

Bedding and aU leqnlsltea provided for'flntolaHandsteeragepaseengerii.ThroughFares from«fl tomMOnfl.ClaiinMa Bednoed to its and MOREDUCTION OF THIRD.OLABa ANDraMRAaS FABKB FROM LONDON.Bpeolat (aetutleiafforded for brlngtaK out

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OIMKINa OILBKINS. OILSKINS,

fj. B. FRANKLIN,

SAIL AND TENT MAKER,DALTONSTEKKT.

The Cheapest aodBest Home for Tents'Tarpaulins,Hone Cloths;FishingandTennis''Nets,OilskinClothing,Flags,So, fcoi SSI

ta 3>Wpptttg|WBNSW^^ND SHIPPING

80 ALMAILLINK OF S^BAMBRB

|t Are »ppotate4 to-leave

ll^Dl^^ T/^th HOr M(vJeßtrß MaUB|P«R|l|fc[d asunder,for

ill LONDON.flaKlode Janeiroand Tenerlge.

'Bteamej,Tens Com- Portof De- Date,mander. pasture."~~~~

ißoi~Kalkonra U7I Orutoh-_ley Wellington Oot. 31trongarlro 4163 Bone Nov.28

'Aorangl 4118 SutoUfTe Doo, 26rß'mnteka UTt Green. j 1.192.._ . street Jan 23ltnahlne 6100 ' ''Kuapehn U«8 Mndlay Lyttolton Fob. 20

■iheaboveareallnewsteamers,bulltespeot.■allyfor the trade,and commanded bymenofneatexperience.The length ot.passage by the Company's

it«amen averagesunder fortydays.Au passengers are.forwarded on (free ofooet)bytheUnion Companys line In time town thesteamerat theportofdeparture from'he jolovPase&ga money.-Suloon, from BO guineasopwards1 seoondaaloonfromWto10guineastteeragclß ulneas.Retnrn fares wfilbeIssued atthe following»tos nnUl farthernotloei-Baloon,available UmonHu

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Inaddition to the mall octvlco CargoSteamers are despatobed both from and tothe1 Colony atrotralar monthly Intervals,andBallingShipsof thehighestclassasrequired,

Bhlps. Tons. Class. Sailing.

Tan.Galen .. HU 100Al OctoberCastor .. ..2059 100 Al November

WOOL. TALLOW, FLAX, GRAIN, &c,,■ Canird atLOWEST CURRENT RATES.

Por froichcor paasago apply at the Com;

W. J. WILLCOOKS,17 Local Manager

jgfcs*. 1fNION STEAM->QG£?^_-va, "J SIUPCOMPANYtSTp&Wr109 NKW ZEALAND

TIMS-TAmS^OCTOBKR.FOR WELLINGTON FROM WHARFi

Hh__ I Datoof ILaunohSteamer. | Balling. ILeave*DltraADiE _ ISat. lOtbOcti I1p.m.

lyttklion,andportCHALMERS.

Waiiubapa IBatTlOthOot. I'2p.m.MBLBOUBNB VIA BLUFF.

"WAmAiurA IBat.10th Oot. I2pm.FOR GISBORNB,TAURANGA, ANb

AUCKLAND.Ohau ISal.10thOot, IFOX GIBBORN'ET~*TOLOGA, TUPaHOA,

HIOKB BAY. AND AUCKLAND,FROM WHARF. .

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"GIBBORNB. TOKOMARU, WAI

PIRO. AWANUI. AND AUCKLAND-FROM WHARF.

AcanuLiA ISat,10th Oct. J430p.mFOR QISBORNIC"AND AUCKLAND."

TaIUHE ISat. 101h Pot " I5p.m.FOR SYDNEY VIA GIBBORNE AND

AUCKLANDiTajlumb [Sat10thOct. _ I5 pjn.

FOR TONGA ANDBAAIOA FROMAUCKLAND

Wainui [ Tnes.20th Oct. I—

FOR BUVA AND UCVUKAFROMAUCK-LAND._

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TOBJTONBY FROM WELLINGTON.HiUROTO IMon.12th OcU I

—ITOR HONOLULU ANDSAN FRANCISCO

FROM AUCKLAND.Alamkpa IEat.10th Oct. I -__

faeßoncora are reQuostoa to dook at t cCompany's town office, Brownlng-stroetenrthsoanbesecured onarrivalct steamers..Ontward pusengors holding retnrn OokolaAt* roQuented to presentsame at the offloe,aud obtainpaseee for the launoh oonveylnffthem tothe steamer 18

UJHAW BAVTLL AND ALBION■^ COMPANY OJMITED).

MONTHLY LINKKOYAL MAILFAST PABBKNGRR

BTBAMERSnC'iHSJDf

ALL PORTS OK NEW ZKALAND ANDLONDON

jgjb&w I^HE Magnificon**WvrVs^ TAln vl.«^J&~#rV«~..-.- 4200 Tons Register,

BAMIlorea-power,Edoar J,Evans, Commnndw,

Will be despatehod fromWellingtonFPR LONDON DIRECT

OKSATURDAY, 17thOCTOBER, 1861.

To be followod by-

Shipping News.PORT OFNAPIER.

ARRIVALS.

Ootober 8-Weka. 5.8., from Nnhakft andWihU Riohard«on and Co.,agents,

October B-Te Kapu, b.s,, from Walroa.Bmlth andProviß, auents.

Ootober 9— Dlngadee, 8.8.. from Northernrorls. R. PuflettT agent, Passengera-MrsQ'Bri<-n and oblld: Mcßflrs Lord. Miller,Bnaohe. Kenway,Klrkpatrlck, Kskie, Gray,lysnar, Parker, Knowloa, Beaman, Stee.6,andPfteerAge.

Ontob«r 9-Van Galen, bMquo, CaptainKrlj*«man, from Port Pirie. W. J. Will-cook*,agent.

DEPARTURE.October8-Venns,ketoh,Captain Wug, for

Glßborne. Master,cgent. »EXPECTED ARRIVALS.

Ohau, 8.8,fromSouthernports, to-dayWalwrapa,8.8., from Northornports, to-aay.Talune, 5.8., from Holbonrno via SouthernUwgstmie, barq'no,from Londsn via Bluff;

railed lat Juno. , „ ,,,Castor, barque fromPortland;sailed July

Blst.PROJECTED DEPARTURES.

Außtrnll -,8.8., for Northernports, to-day,Dhucadre, c.8.. for Wellington, ta-anv.Ohno,*.<"„ forNorthernports,to-day.Walrtiapn, b.b., for MolbournoviaBouthorn

Tuluno es. for Sydney via Northorn ports,to-day.

Toe *.*. Dlngadeo arrlvod from Northornporsat2.Sop.m rcstorday. Bhe came insideat 6 p.m. and will loavo for Wellington at 1P Tho° N«w Zo»lana Shipping Cpmnany'sohaiteredbarone VnnOnion, C»ptaUi K'llgs-man,arrivedfromPortPlrle yesterdayafter-noon. Bhe will load wool, &o, hero for

The fcotflh Vonus sailod for Gleborno on3hursdaynight.

The ba Anstrallaloaves for the North at

The ».»■ OhauIs oxpootedfrom Tlmaru this

The B.s.ValrarapaIsdue from the Northearly this morning. Tho Ahurlrl takes offtheoutwardpaesongors at 2p.m.

Thn ".e.Taluna left Wellfagton at 7 p.m.yesterday. Sho is due horo about noon to-lav. and tho ontward paesangora will dotakonoff toherat 5p.m.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.[PKB PRIBB IBBOOIATION.—OOFTBiaHT.)

(Rooetvcd Ootober9,7.80p.m.)London,Ootobai8.

Arrived— Duke of Sutherland, 8.c., fromWellington(AugustIS).

(Reoelvod Ootober 10, 12.60 a,m.)Sydney,Friday.

BaUed-.Waihora and Jubilee, tor WolUngton,

iPERUNITED FRKSS ASSOCIATION.]AUCKLAND,Friday.

at 3.80 a.m.—

Marlposa, from BanPrtnolsoo via Honolulu and Apia, after ATory floe weatherpassageof19 days16 hpu'B.Pasiunaers forNow Zealand— Messrs Cham-ber*,u'-Ura and wife, Wllllamgonand wlfoand children, Buor,Donaldson andwife andchild.Rmlthand wife,Nichols,Purvis,Thoet,Buthorhtndand wife, and17 steerage.

Commercial.HIRALD Ornci,

Fridayevening.MEBSIIB P. A. UKBMAt AMD CO.'B RKPOKT.Wq held a satisfactory sale of horeos and

eontrsotors'plant,&a,atHatliniiß yesterday.Thro wisa good attendance,and about 100hirues weroyardod,nearly all of which «yoresold uudor tbo hammer. Heavy draughtsworn Inmoatdemand, andbrought from fiifito £13; medium draughts, from £12 to £11;K)Jd hnoke, from £U t0.£25; good harnessfatrses, from dIS to £19; unbroken lots, from«2 to £8 :lightandInferiorlots from £< to £0.A 'ot of Implements, drayi\ hsmoss, &0.,futtadreadysaleat satlsfaotory prioos.

Wo bold ournextsaloofstock atHastingson the21st instant.

Hawke's Bay Herald.SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1891.GOOD INTENTIONS HUT HAD

RESULTS.When a certain section of workors aretold that certain legislation which theydeem desirable In their own interestscould but prove injurious to them, theymetaphoricallypat their tongues in theircheeks,and witha blnudsmileretort thatit maysaltcapitalists to tell them so, buttheyknow better. Yetitmust be evidentto anyone capable of working out a verysimpleproblem thatif,throughlegislativeinterference,any particular trade orpar.suit) is made unprofitable, capital willleave that industry. In tho process thecapitalists would no doubt lose part oftheir money, but the chief sufferero wouldbe the workers thrown out of employ-ment. An tnutauce of how the best ofintentions may bring about disastrousresults, and injure those whom it issought to benefit, is furnished ina recentissue of the Queen, In India some yoarsagocotton factories were «atabli«hed, themovementbeingpartly philanthropic andpartly speculative. One object soughtwo* to find profitable and comparativelylight work for women instead of the hardlabor in the fields to which they werecondemned, mid tbousauds of womenhad cause to thank tho promotersof theso factories. But the hoursworked wero long, though not so longas they formerlyhad tolabor in tho fields,and cortain people, actuated by tho verybestof motives,agitated togeta measurepassedon the lines of ourFactory Acts,limiting the hours of employment ofwomen. The result has been Urn rnverseof whatwasaimedat. Inplaceof aidingandbenefiting women,says the Queen, theIndian Factory Act will compol themanufacturers to oust them from thomills wherever they are employed inconjunction with men. These women,thus thrown out ot comparatively lightand easy work, willhave to take to theinfinitely harder labor of coolies or agri-cultural laborers. Mr Jtuncberelal Chili-ball, C.1.E., an Ahurondab gentleman,who takesgreat interest in tho welfare ofwomen, and who has built them a bos-pitnl, and is himself an employer offemalelabour,states that thoeffect of thorecentFactory Act on their employmentinmlllH willbedisastrous. The malingers,ho stated, are even now arrauu'iug for tbosubstitutionof male labor in theplaceoffenialo,oa they will notconsent toreducethegeneral workinghours to olevou,andas thesupply of malo labor is abuudant,and there is but tho (lightestdilleroncobetween the scalo of wages paid to thetwosexes, the mill-ownerswill notsufferby tbo change, but the native womenwho now earn a reapectabfo liviugby honest labor will bo deprivedOf their means of support. Tho fieldwork to which tboso legislators whoero so fond of iutorforing with femalelabor would relcgato these women is do.acribed byMrs Dr, Phipson, who, pro-fessionally,hashadan extensiveacquaint-ance with tho lifoof womeninIndia,andsheissues her strong protest against theenforcement of the Factory Act. Shosays, "With the establishment of themills,manyof tbosowomen werefortunateenough toexchangeoxhauativoHold laborfor thequid,easy, well-paid work of anairy, shadymill. .Tho hours wero long,but thon tlicy woro nob so long as thosospent in tho much harder labor of thelields,and tho holidays were many, as themillhands could always gob a day off.Nowallis changed. The Factory Act iapassed, and tboso who are engaged ivmoving machinery willhavethishard andbittof experienco forcod upon thorn."Tho Queen says, "Suoh is tho result 01the maudlinsympathy and ill-judgedin-terference of so-called philanthropists inIndian labor. Thecarryingof false senti-ment into practicallife isono of the evilsmoststrongly to be feared in the exten-sion of the franchise to tho multitude."The truth of the last remark is wellexemplified in the mass of foolish at-tempted legislation favoredby a majorityinourNew ZealandHouse ofKeprescntalives, However, our laws are not likethose of tlio Mcdos and Persians, andwhen erro/aaromadeIt is notImpossibletorectify them.

On the fourth pace will be found newsby the San Francisco mail and tips forthe Hawke's Bay Amateur AthleticClub'sspringmeeting,which takesplaceto day on theRecreation Ground.

The auction and other announcementsof Messrs Baker and Tabnteau and thebusinessnotifications of Mr U.Naphtaliareinsertedto-dayon ourfourth page.

The YoungMen's ChristianAssociationwillhold their nsual meetings nt 8 p.m.to-day,and on Sunday at 9.45 a.m. and8.80 p.m.

The subject of theRev.J. G.Paterson'asermon to-morrow morning will be "TheSon of Man at Wo*." The subject oftheevening lecture will bej "HavelocU,SaintandSoldier,notashamedof Jesus."Youngmen arecordiallyInvited.

Speculators in horseflesh will be in-terested in the announcement that themare Ngatoroirangi, which paid a £77dividend at the Ilawke's Bay Trotting3lub'a meeting on Wednesday, will be

Bold by auction at Hastings to-day byMessrs Murray,Roberts andCo.

Mr Sandford, th3new member forChristchurch City elected in placeof MrPerceval, is a Government supporter onmostpeiuta of theMinisterialpolicy. Hehas, however, pledged himself to voteagainst an increase of members' salaries,and to"stonewall" to the utmostoi hispoweranyproposaltomakethesummorethau £200 a year. This is significant oithe stateof public feelingon thesubject.

In our report of the sheep show isyesterday's i-suoweremarked thatoneofMrNelson's specialprizes forpensof sheepintendedby thedonor for the best sheepsuitable for freezing, was given to a fatpeu fromMilbotirnestation,morosuitablofor the boiling-downvat than tlio freezingchamber! The pen id(juestioudame tromMaraekakaho,not from Milbourne. Thelatter exhibit was of sheep admirablyadaptedfor freezing.

Mr J. C. Williamson has decidednotto permit any moro licenses for thoperformance by amateurs of the variousoperas of which ha possesses the actingrights until after the ne&t> tour thronenthis colony of the KoyalOperaCompany,which, pilotedby "Pete Hughes,maybe expected in New Zealand within thenoxt threo months. "The Gondoliers,""Paul Jones," and other novelties willbe includedinits repertory.—Post.

'i'lie proßrnmmo of the Hawke's CayFrieudly Societies'gathering isadvertisedthisuiorniuL', and will be found tooffer acapital day 3 amusement. The Park isnow onoof thoprettiest npots near townwhere to spend a holiday, and picnicparties need go no further to lindevery-thingtheyrequirepn tho 9th November.During theday a bicycle race and proces-sion willbeheld,and20 riders have pro-mised to tako pnrt in it. Tho addedmoney for tho Birthday Handicap bosbeenraised to £20 103, and tho attentionof running men and those interested isinvited to whatis certainly on attractiveand well-arrangedprogramme.

Mr George Hutchison, member forWaitotnrn, in addrosslnß liiaconstiturntaat Strntforil a few nights ago, was veryscvoro on tlio adminiatration of (ho Gnv-eminent during tholatasession. Ho s&ldthat itio economy professed by Ministerswasn sham,and ho considered tint theGovernmentwere in a pitiableconditionbecauso theirprofessionsall proved tobofalso. If the cession had continuedanother month, said Mr Hutchison, itwas the opinion of everyone that theGovernment must have reigned, Hedenied that in opposingtheGovernmentlast session he had deserted his party,and claimed to still profess trueLiberalprinciples. He received a voteof thanksandconfidence.

Tlie Theatre Royal was crowded increrypart lust night, when the AmateurOperaticSocioty gave tho final perform-ance of " MadameFavart." The mnsicof the operaimproves uponacquaintance,and was highlyappreciated by the audi-ence, who imperatively encored many ofthesolos, andexpressedtheir approvalofthe various choruses by loud and pro-longed applause. The principal per-formers were in good voice, and actedwith much spirit, clearly demonstratingthe fact that they were quite capable ofgiving an excellent representation of aailiicult opera. The splendid dressesandstage effects were the theino of generalremark, and thesociotyis'tobo congratu-latedon the manner in which the operahas beenstaged.

There was a -good deal ot justifiablegrumbling yesterday at the inadequatearrangements for the sale of tickets atthe Napier station. Long befora the 11o'clock trainstartedpassengerswerewait-tug in large numbers, but the booking-ollicewas not opened until 5minutes to11, and the crush of those anxious tosecure tickets was drcadfnl. Evon withalltheireffort*manycouldnot get ticketsbefore the train started. A couple ofnails projected near one of the ollicewindows, and in the crush several menhad their coats badly torn. Tho trainsboth to and from the course were alsopacked inside and out to a dungerousextont. Was thatdue toa lack of rollingstock ?

The Napier Pnrk Racing Club havereceivedcapital acceptancesjfor tbo firstday of their spring meeting on Tues-day next, every,, event having filledwell. The two chief events of theday are a long wsy.better in number,as well as quality of the horses, tlmnwns thncose lost year, when in the ParkStakes only six paid up,* whereasfor (hecoming meeting sixteeu tiave cried con-tend. For thoRailway Stokes therearetwelve left in,as against nine lastyear.The meeting promises to be a most suc-cessful one,and the racing bathinterest-ing and exciting. 'Should the weatheronly bofavorable the clubmayoxpect tohave the largest attended and the bestmeeting that has ever been held on thecourse.

Unr Hastings correspondent writesunder yesterday's date:— This morningthe Presbyterian bazaar at tho TownHall wasformallyopenedby his Worshiptho Mayor. On the statue, which wasprettilydecorated with llowers) tberowasa Christmas tree, laden with toys.Anioug the exhibits on the stalls■ acurious one was a saddle of mutton, thofat of whichwascarved so as toresembleivory. Tho-refreshment stall, kept byMrs Carswelland Miss Ellitlt,was wellpatronised,as wasalsothechocolate stall,leapt by Miss M'Lean apd Miss Jitcobi,which was uniquo in tho variety andattractiveness of theexhibits,comprisingbeetles,watches, cigars, &c, all made ofchocolate. The artgallery was amusinginIts "sells," such iw

"The Holy friar,""Sheet Anchor," "A Weary Grinder,"&c. When Iadd that there were a"magicmirror," a, "post-office,"a "for-tune teller," and a shooting gallery, itwillbo seen that tho enterprising mana-gers have sparedno pains to cater for alltastes.

Our Waipawa correspondent, writingyesterday,says:

— Tbe townis very quiettoday; only ono shop is open— not theChinaman's— and 180 passengers loft hereby the second train this morning for theshowat Hastings, whichis the oneeventof the year which interests everybody.—The TamnmuRoadBoard will levy arateof a half penny in the £I.— The Norse-woodschool committeehave unanimouslypassed a resolution protesting stronglyagainst) tho ltnv. D, Sidey'smotion re thoappointmentof teachers.— Anoutrageousact won discovered on Mondaymorninglast. Near Mr Itathbone'sHtud farm,Scrimgeour's road, is a men's whare,whereen tho.Saturday the men left tholroilskins, tools, &c., but on roturning toworkon Monday they fouud their coatscut to pieces— literally in shreada— andan oil drum turned over and tho oil allwasted. Suspicion rests on a man whocalled at Mr Young's house'outhe Sun-day anddemanded" a lunch." The toneand mannor used were such thatho metwith a rofusal, andit is supposed that hodestroyed the men's clothing out ofrevenge. Themanin questionin not ouoof tho swigging fraternity, and tholocality is not ono oftenvisitedby suchpeople.— Tho Native Land Court arrivedhere yesterday, but) will not open forbusiness tillMonday, when the first c»ootaken will be Haknulatuhi, a block oflaud adjoining Ofcawbao.

With this morning's issue our outer-prising fellow townsmen, Messrs Slinw,Kobinson,andCo.givo an inset,andquotosomewonderfullycheaplines inalldepart-ments of theirwarehouse suitablefor thesprjnu trade,nndbuying as they do fertheir Christchurchand Napier trado fromtho veryiirstmarket for cash,andavoid-ing all bad debts by the ready-moneysystem,enables them to tradebelow theordinarycolonialprofits,undournnmerousreaders cannot fail to bo suited bothasregards thopocketand toate.— [Advt.]

Cable News.[pan mess association corYitionT.

ENGLAND.(UoooivodOotobiir 9.10.30a.m.)

London,October 8.The doctoracortify thatParnell'sdeath

wasdue torheumatic fever and failureoftheheart'saction,andin this opinionMrsParoell agrees. His familydeny that itwassuicide. The doctorsdecline tospeakon thesubject. JamesO'Kelly, afterview-ing the body, declaredthatit appearedaaif Parnell had died trom natural causes.Parnell'slast appearancein publiowas atCregg's, and whiletherehe stoodfor threehours in the rain. The peopleol Corkexhibitedbutlittle outward regret,but inDublin the shock was very acute. Par-nell left no political directions. Thenews of his death caused aprofound sen-sationin America,where the Press com-mentsare of a generous nature, andevenamongthose hostile to him there wasanimmediaterevulsionof feeling. A beliefis gainingground inEngland, theUnitedStates, and on tlto Continent that withParnoll's death the division of tho Irishparty will coase. Speculationas to thepolitical effect of Ms decease overridesthe expressions of regret in Borland.The Times considers thai) the highestevidence of Parnell's intellectual abilitylies iv tho fact that lie inspired actualenthusiasm, though his personal cha-

I raoter was so repellent. The Standardsays he died at the moment) most favor-

-1 able to hia reputation, and thatbis deathwillrevive the fond fidelity of his, past,

1 Itexpectsanearly division of the party.The membersof the Parncllito party arearrangingfor a jubileefuneralin Dubliu-

(KooolvodOctober 0,10.10 a,ni,»ThoParis correspondentof The Times

confirms thenews that a treaty betweenFranco andRussid will shortlybo signed.It is announced that the Ameer of

Afghanistan intends paying a visit toEngland, and is desirous of an Englishmission goingtoCalm!.It isbelieved inShanghai thatChinais

gradually drilling into war, throughblind confidence in tho (strength of herarmy.

Tho Queen has scut a letter to MrSmith'sfamily,expressingtheesteemsheheldforhim. The Marquis of Salisburyis deeply affectedathis colleague'sdeath.Mr Goschen will probably succeed MrSmith as loader of Hie House of Com-mons. Mr Smith willboburied quietlyatHambledon on Saturday,anda memorialservice will be held iv WestminsterAbbey.

The employers have accepted DonTillet's suggestion ior a conference, butadhere to their original terms. Tilledreplies that itj would bo better to acceptthese thanextendthestrike.

The British and Foreign Anti-SlaverySocietybeseech theMarquisof Salisburyto retain protection over Uganda, inContra!Africa.

Tho total number of bales of woolcatalogued at tho woolBales wrw 348,000,

which324,000 havebeensold.

(ReceivedOctober9,7.30p.m.)The coalheavers have joined the

strikers.'The election for Manchester for the

vacancy caused bySirJames Fergusson'sappointment to theoffice of Postmaster.Geperal, resulted in a victory ior SirJames by a majority of 1050, Thefigures were— Fergusson (Conservative),4058; Strott (Liberal),3008.

The UnitedIreland partystubbornlynphold Parnellism despite his death.Their leader, Mr Maothary,states thatthe funds in 'the hands of the Parisbankers are not available pending adecision by the French law dotftts as totheownershipof themoney.

Parnell's funeral will take place atDublin on Tuesday. Hislast wordswere,"Ilovemy colleaguesand the people ofIreland,and 1hope they wil) beas welltendedin theirsickness asIhavebeen inmine."

Gounod, the composer,gives it as hisopinion that Madame Melba'will soonsurpassalllivingsingers.

(Keoelved Ootober 10,12.65 a.m.)!No podmortem was held on Parnell.

There was merelyan outward examina-tion. The funeral takes place at Gifts-nevin cemetery ou Sunday, withinO'Connell's circle. The M'Carthy sec-tion will attend, though the Parnellitesaccuse them of hunting thedeadman tobis grave.

The strike at Canon wharf has vir-tnallycollapsed,unless theleadenof thelabor party ventureona generalstrike.

HUNGARY.(Rooolred October9,10.10a.m.)

Buda Pesth, October8.The Hungarian Minister of Finance

declares that further outlay on the armyIs necessary,

GREECE.(Rocelved October 0,19.10wn./

Athens, October8.The Greek fleet will shortly mobilise,

nominallyfor thepurpose of manoeuvringin the Archipelago.

FRANCE.(ReceivedOotober 9,10,40 A,m,)

Paris,October8.Tendon for the Bossian loan dose on

the15th inst.(Received Ootober10, 1S.& a<m,)

October9.A great system of drainageworkshas

been begunatMarseilles.GERMANY.

(Reoeived Ootober 9,10.40a.m.)Berlin,October 8.

General vcn Csprivi, German Chan-cellor, has ordered proceedings for per-jury to be instituted against BaronBleichroder.

AMERICA.(ReceivedOotober 9, 10.40a.tD.)

Valparaiso,October8.TheChiliansurveillance of the United

States Legationhas been abandoned.(Received Ootober9,7.30 p.m.)

Washington, Octobers.The Shone system of drainage willbe

adoptedfor theChicagoExhibition.,The HawaiianConsul atSanFrancisco

denies that theQueenis ill.(Recotved Ootober10,12.55a.m.)

BtruNOS Ayres;October9.The ArgentineGovernment has sold to

BaronHirech 1000 squaremiles ofland intheGran Chaco.

CANADA.(Received Ootober 9,7.80 p.m.!. Ottawa,October 8.

An immenselyrich silver lode has beendiscovered at Slocnm, In British Co-lumbia.

TURKEY.(HeoolvodOotober10,12.55a.m.)

Constantinople, October9.Anotherquarrelhasbrokenoutbetween

theGreek andLatinmonksatBethlehem,in thecoarse of which aFrenchFranciscanwas wounded.

CHINA.(Received Ootobor 10,1155 a.m.)

Hong Kong, October 8.Owingto fiscal abases ariot broke ont

near Ainoy,and the mob killed severalMandarins and somelesserofficials. Thetroopseventually restoredorder.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

(ReceivedOotober 10,11.60 mm.)

(BocfllvedOctobertftl.Ua.rn.)Sydney, Friday.

The Trades Council have passed amotion disapproving"General Booth'scolonisationscheme. *

Black, who murdered his mate atNyugau,has been found guilty,andsen-tenced todeath.

VICTORIA.(Recotvod Ooioborf),11.45 a.m.)

Melbourne, Friday.In the House of Assembly Sir Bryan

O'Loghlon pressed the Government toraise a loan for a progressive railwaypolicy, and advocated the obtaining offour or livemillions as an instalment oftwenty millions, giviog 4 per cent itnecessary. The Premier admitted thatit was necessary to take power this ses-sion toborrow.

In committeeon the Constitution Billthe olanse granting female suffrage wasabandoned, but that providing for theabolitionofpluralVotingwaspassed.

TheMarine CourtGnd that thecollisionbetween the steamersGambier andEasbywascaused by CaptainPridoaax,of thelast-namedvessel,not conforming to theregulations topreventcollisions,and thatboth CaptainsBell (of the Gambier) andPrideaux were to blame for not slacken-ingspeed when they saw a risk of colli-sion. CaptainPrideaux was ordered topay £20 cost?, and CaptainBeit £10. Theownersof thoGambierhave issuedawritagainst theownersof theEaßby, claiming£25,000 damages, for the loss of thevessel.

lUelayed Uables.JENGLAND.

London,October 6.Mr de Cobain's solicitor demands that

the Postmaster-General should hold aninvestigationinto the alleged openingoflettersaddressed tohis client.

The Birmingham Musical Festivalopenedlast eveningwith"Elijah."

The Parnellites were instructed^iot tovote ad the Manchester election, whenSir James Forgasson offered himself forreelection.

At theconference between the seamenandliremoD,Mr Wilson, the secretary ofthe former union, condemned tho Ship-ping Foderaaion for omploying bogussailors. Work on tho wharves is at astandstill.

October7.MrMurray,Unionist,and Mr M'Cul-

looh,Liberal, willcontest the Cambridgeseat.

TheDukoof Manolieater is ina criticalcondition.

The massacre of Grampel'a expeditionis confirmed, Details received show that3OCO negroes attacked a

- band of fivewhites and 150 blacks. Only one whiteand tenof thoblack menescaped.

TomMannhas publiclystatedthat themen areon theevo of a terriblodisasterunless cautionis displayedinthenegotia-tions at the presentjuncture.

TURKEY.Constantinople,October 7.

An attempt by Turkish brigands towreck apassenger trainwas frustrated.

RUSSIA.St.Petersburg,October 7,

In consequence of the terrible stateofthepeasantry,Russians of theupper classhave resolved not to indulge in costlypleasures. The officers of the army andnavy willRive up drinking champagne,and the high officials are giving part ottheir salaries to therelief fnnd.

FRANCE.Paris,October 7,

Admiral Gervois, whocommanded thesquadron which visited Cronstadt andPortsmouth, lias been appointed chief oftheFrench Admiralty.

AMERICA.

tioii,on tholook-out for members of (bovanquished party, Mr Eg&n tefosea to

Valparaiso,Octobor 6.Detectives besiegetbo AmericanLega-

give up the names of the refugeesantthreatens to withdraw the friendship oftheUnited States unless theJunta altertheirdemeanor.

,Washington, October 8.The Sayward sealing case, in which

Canada seeks to test the legalityof theinterference with her sealers by theUnited .States, will be heard in theSupreme Court of the United States onMonday.

'

. <£®There Isbitter antagonismbetweenthe

English and Americans inHawaii, «aehof them intriguing for the control of thecountry,

Telegraphic.[PERUNITKO PBBSS ASSOOIAWOH.]

New -PiiYMOUTh,Friday.In the Supreme Court to-day Henry

Bailey, aged 16, was sentenced to twotears1 imprisonment tot rape <?» * gulfive y«ars old. ,. Wangakui,Friday*.

In the'Supreme Court this morningCarolinePeyman'sexamination was con-,*tinned. The accused waveredsomewhat^*in cross examination,but her statement)'was not broken down, Emily F, Gal'braith and RobertA.Campbellalso gaveevidence. It was.shown by Galbralththat deceased hadno moneyofher owawith which to pay, the £5 which she-stated in her deposition shehadpaidtothe accused ior the operation. In hisaddress to the jury Mr Hogg,' for thedefence,'dwelt upon the fact of theevident untrnth in the dyingdeclarationas to the7 £5, and one untruth hecon-sidered Invalidated the whole of thedeceased's statement. He also dweltupon the fact that the statementdidnotsay thatan'instramenlrwas used bytheacoased, but only "something,"and beurged thatno instrumentwasusedbyusdeceased. MrFitzherbert,for theCrown,addressed the jury,relying chiefly nppßtheimprobability of thestatement of theaccused and its incompatibiUty'with herconduct, The Judge Bammedupif any-thingslightlyagaiasltheaccwed,occupy-ing twoanda-halfhonrs withhis address.The jury retired at 5.26 o'clock, andreturned at 9.18 with a verdict of not(sullty. The wispner was .accordinglydischarged. There was condoeraWesensation in Court when the verdlc* wasatmonneed.

Wellington,.Friday.By the end of the year the.Native*

Minister expects to have all theNativeLand Court Judges located infixeddis-trlcts. He will also endeavor to.hardclerks and. interpreters allotted to thedistrict*. Mr Cadman is getting tbeCrown lands regulations translated into*Maori to show thenatives thatthey ean>select land on the same terms asEuro-peans, astheiallnre of thebilllast sessionprevents the carrying out of tils'nativevillagesettlementsscheme. He alsopro-poses to make snch modifications of theregnlationsas will give facilities suitabletothespecialoixcumstanceeof theMaoris,as thelandless'peoplearebecomingrathernumerous insomepartspf thecolony.

A largemeetingof localPressmen was.held this afternoon, when itaras decidedto establish a Wellington branch of the .Nsw Zealand Journalists' Institute. MrE.T.Gillonwasappointed chairman,MrW. H. Ataek treasurer, and Mr P.Stevenssecretary. Messrs Gillon,Bridge,andEvjsbn wereelected branch delegate*on thecouncil. The Wellingtonroll con-tains nearly90 members. " .The canvassers of the New ZealandRifle Association now anticipate being -Aableto raiseinWellington the necessary mmoney for a permanent range, anditisexpected that the next competitionmilbeheldhere. .

In all probability the next championraces ocaer the direction ef the NewZealand Amateur Rowing Associationwillbeheld atNelson. .

The prospectus of a company, withacapitalof £50,000, hasbeen toned for thepnrpose of theerection ofalargehotelfaWellington, embodying! all theanuortsandconveniencesof theHome,American,andContinentalhotels.

Chbistchcboh. Friday!The polling for the Christchnroh eleo-

tion took place to-day. There was noexcitement. The following waa theresult:-Sanford, 1861; Smith,' 1109;George, 637. Crowds surrounded thenewspaper offices to ascertain theresult,but tbeproceedingswereorderly.

Dunkdin,Friday.The finalmeetingof shareholdersin the

New Zealand Exhibition Company washeld to-day, when the liquidators' state-ment oi accounts was adopted/ As itwas thought that the books andpaper*would in future years prove interesting .recerds it waa decided topreserve them }.jin the University library, arid to hand^,over to theReservesConservation Societyat theend of the next threemonths anyBnrplasthatmight remain' of the £90 atpresent in band to meet the claims ofshareholders whohave not applied for ft

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dividendi-

Sporting News.NAPIER PARK R.C. SPRING

MEETING.October 13th and 14th.

The followingacceptanceshavebeenre*ceived for the Napier ParkRaclna Club's

WANGANUI J,C. SPRINGMEETING.

Maroro wasinadvertentlyomitted fromthe nominations for both the hack flatraces'.

AUSTRALIAN SPORTING.[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.— COPrRIGHT.]

(ReceivedOotober9,noon.)Melbourne,Friday.

Thereis nothing doing at Flemington,whereSir William, Maud, Bella,Com-petency,and Jericho havearrived.

Bnngebah has againhardened for thet'anlfield Cap,and 6 to2isnow the bestoffer againstnlm. -.-.Carbine isbeingbacked in small sumafor theMelbourne Gap at100 to7.

(ReoelvodOotobor9,10p.r0.> >JBungebah and Marvel haveboth gone

to Caulfield, Maoh interest), is evincedin their meeting in the Stakes. Btrom-boliis favorite for the CaolGeld Gnineanat sto 4.. Strathmore, Zalinzki, and -Dillon arelookingremarkably'well. Tho ■

Brstis socoad favorite for the GnlneMat -7to a. BBinfoi.a, whoisinsplendid trim.isa goodoutsider. Bu»g«M|fe«tjlifo» i."i^|

THE HaWKE'S BAY HJBRALO, S\TUIIDA¥ OCTOBEfi 10 lßdi.

HIQH WATER SLACK-THISDAY.

TO-MORROW.OutorHarbor- A.M. ljg\- MJ.»_«lunor HMbor„ am.11.6»

- p.m.-

springmeeting:—TRIAL HANDICAP HURDIiK BACK,

OfdOaovs; IJmile.at lb Bt lbOakland* ..1110 GoodShot ..9 0

Worth .. ..0 7 Primate.. ..SOPirate .. ..8 0 Disturbance ..9 0

CRITERION STAKES HANDICAP,Of 60 boys;1mile."stlb sb lb J

HoathorßaU_

718 Manyriday ..8 5Kapenga ..7 6 Sabra .. v I6Salisbury .. 610

PARK STAKES HANDICAP,O!200boys;limile.

stlb tblbBUda .. ..9 1Lenore .. .. 7 *Boulanger ..8 9 LaPetiteFllle.. 7 SSUephon ... 8 6 Dologa .. ..7 0BrittenIdon ..8 4 Heraph .. ..6 9SueenofTrumps 713 Haklmana ..8 8

otuku .. "7U Krtoa_

« 8 7yntetaUi 7 9 Hlppomonoa „ 8 7ilosofeldo ..7 8 Irene .. ..8 7

SAPLINO STAKES HANDICAP,Of 75 sots;4 furlongs,

Btlb stlbWalmwatea .. 9 ( Myatlo .. .» 610Adelaide I 1U«., .. .610liUatro_ .. 7 0 SbKstherlno- 610

Yattaway ..7 0IL\N»ICAP nUKDLB BAOE,

Of 80 soys;2miles.stlb sblb

Tanraokaltal .. 11 3 Oaklanda 10 WSomnambulist.. 11 3 Chester .. ..8 7

AHURIRI HANDICAP,Of 40 soys;once round. ;e*

«tlb sblbCotno .. .. 8 5 ZiOChO .. .. 610Link .. ..8 5 BayßeU- ..6 0MaidOfLome.. 713 Triton .. _

6 OKapoa .. ..7 7 Kathleen .. t 7iopei ... ..7 0

RAILWAY HANDICAP,Of100 boysj6fo.rlonft«.

.^ at lb Bt lbStreplion.. ..' 8.2 LaPetUeSUe.. 7 iKotuku.. .713 Dreamland ..7 0FraternlU .. 712 Kubenga ..7 0Rosefeldt ..7 7 HaWmana .. 611Heatherßell .. 7 8 Erlna v ..6 7Thamo .. ..7 4 Irene .. .87

IBY TBUEGBAPH,]Wanoanui, Friday.

Thn following woights have been de-olared for the Wanganni Jockey dab'sspringmeeting:—

SPRINa HANDICAP.Sb lb Bllb

BritishMon ..8 7 LadysMaid ..7 8QaoanntTramps 8 7 Prestige- .76Weka .. ..8 1 Doloaa .. ..7 6Foxton .. .81Fortune.. ..70Thame .. ..7 9 Meloa .. ..7 0Kupooga ..7 0 Bha .. ..6 7PoarlPowder .._7 8 DaisyClipper 8 7LaPetlteyiUe.. V 7-^

FLYING HANDICAP.■ stlb . . --

:»blbHoatherßell ..8 8 Bufus .. >-l_l_QaeeoolTrampg 8 8 Lady'sMaid .. 78

—VWek»

_..8 8 Preetfge_ u ;a >

Torpodo „ ..8 0 Oyolone.. .76PawlPowder.. 8 0 Hermit.. .71Kupenga .. 711 Fortune.. ..7 1Thame .. .. 711 Orestes ~ ..7 1LaPelitoßWe.. 7 8 DaisyOllpjer

_6 7FaternUe .. 7 8 She .. ..6 7

FIRST HANDTCA? HURDLES,stlb stlb

Beggarman ..US Kalmana -910Oalludß 10 6 Watertrary ..8 7Rare .. .. 912 Koromlko -98Otalorl .. .811 Wardrobe ..0 0Cyclone .. -811 Attache.. ..8 0Dsnoaster .810

WELTKK HANDIOAP.at lb tt lb

BritishLlotf .. U 7 Watorbury .. 8»Weka .. ..11 S SealBrown .. BJ.Rotas .. „10 10 Attach*.. .80

Dibklng Knives,Table, Dessert, Pen, andCastorating Knives, Razors. Camrs, NaU.Button-holo, «nd Cuttlng-ontBclason),PlatedBpoons ana Forkß, also in Nloklo. PUtaaNovoltioa spoclally suitable for W«sddlngProsonU juat to hand. Pricesvery low forquality. Knnmol andBath Paintsat JambsHardy'b, Importer. Inspection Invited.—[Advt.] . 1M

Couons, Uouiß, BHONOniTia.— Kor thotreatment of theso compl&luts BaxtirbLcno Prrsehvxr ts nnequallod, immo-diatoreUof. Bpoedy Cnro.-(ADVT.) WS

G. Olassford, The OaM, HasMngß-«troet,receives regular consignments of fruit fromBydnoy, Hobart, and Iho Islnnds. Primesample of Stowart Islandand RockOyttersgotherfd fresh dally. Poultry always onhand and dtosaod toorder.— {Advt.J 166

Trotting and Bulky Harncsi, from 57s set;rthnr Harness equally oheap ab JohnMVay's,HasUngs-stroot,Napier.-IADVT.I

Tio DolorkuxandTooTnAcjia-FortheseoomplatntaBaxter's Anti-NouWlgjo Pillsareapositive ouro. AU Chemists. Prioe Is 6d

Sor box. Post froefor10 stamps. J.Baxterhemist, Chrtotchuroh.-[ADVT.J 168

Anchor Roller Mill1* Llly-whlto Flour iswhltor, strongor, andmakfsbottorbreadandpastry lhan other brands. Ask your M«-chant or Grocer to send you tho Lily-whiteFlour and accopt no othor-thoy all bay it.ADVT.] 163BIDKY AND LOCKIK'S late Sidey and

B«ln show ofKloono-fmtod (ioods lnoludesartloloa of nowand arUitla pattern,and arebeingofferedaleweptionally ohnapprloe*--[AnvT.l W0

SYNOPHSOFNBW ADVKBTIBKMKNTB,The Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile

Agency Company make additions to theirBalo at Hastings to-day of Bhow and other

Moßsra Murray,RobertaandCoi will sell atBeeoroft's, Hastlnm, this morning, besidesthohorsesprovloußly ndvertlsed, thotrotllngmareNga'orolranßi,byMorrylois.

Messrs P.A.Herman and Co.'b timberBalent Hastings will be hold on tho 23rd Instant,Instead of on tno 15th as previously adrer-tleod.

James Hardy makes a speciality ofolootro plated (roods and noveltle*,speciallysultablo {or wedding preaonta or prlz-s,ontlory, razors, solaoors, knivoa and forks,bntchers' knives, oookß' fnrke, and as heImports dlroab from Shofllold prices andqualitycannot beequalled. Grlfßths' enamolpaints in now onion. Luke's oelobratedcooking stovos. Household roqulstles andbrushwaroand tinware atcash prioos.

Mr John Murray,boot Imporlor,Hastings-Btreot, changes Ms advertisement* over theleader.

Messrs Sldey and Lookle advorliso thatthoy are in receipt of this season's toonlsrnokots, balls, nota, &c, by Slazlnger and

An art n'nlon willshort))' to hold for thedisposalof somehandsomofloralboadod workwh'iob will bo on view tbla ovonlngat MrDalton's, Hastlngs-Btreot.

The programmo Is insort'dof theHawfcesBay Frlondly Societies'sports, to bohold onbe Nnpler Park grounds on tho Oth oflovtfniber.Tho finderof ablackshoep do* winrecelve

fil roward on leaving Iho animal with MrNoedham,OccidentalHotel. ...Applicationsare Invited for theposltlonotBOCODdonginoor to theNaplor VolnntAorFifeBrigade „

ThobusinesspremisesofMessrs P. A.Her-man and Co. will bo closed next Mondayowing toItbotnaa Jewishho'lday.,Those whohava M'Corrolok tnaohlnoaanddoslro to haYs thorn lookedtoarerequostodto coramnnlcatoat pneo with Messrs Bldoyand Lookle, agonts for Tin wko'd Bay for theM'Oormlok reapers and blndorsandmowers.

ExTekoa now landing51casesof gammerdrapery, Ino'ndlog new laoo mantles, newdress materials, now trimmings, new mil-llnory, now straw hata, now Sid and silkKlovos— anewawortmentof oholoegoods foreaoh department. Nooland Close invitein-spection,

Tbo usual Batnrday sale at tho 'BusCom-pany's yards,Holt'goldmill, will not boheldto-day owing to tho sales of stooK at Hast-ings.

SALES, &aITHIB DAY.Annualsale of stock. MoesraaB.Hoadley

and Co., atHastings,10.Annual salo of show and other stock,

iMesars Murray, Roborts and Co., at Bee-oroft'p,Hastingo,10.30.

AnnualBalo of show and otherstock,NewZealand I>oan and Mercantile Agenoy Com-pany,atBsecroftUHastings.12.

Furniture, watches, jowellory, fruit,hamsand bacon, groceries, produce, poultry,&0., Messrs V. A, Horman and C0.,,at their roorar, 11; property In the Cooto-road;l2*

Furnlturo, paintings,clocks, eaddlory, frnlt,produce, poultry, boots and shoes,clathlno,fee.MrMontaguoLascelles, athis roomi. 11.

Show bngftlos, dog. carts, phaetons,gigs,oxprosc fee., MoaarßP. A. Hermannna do,,in the railwaysaleyards, pastlaire,2.

Bar.tar and gift auction, TownHall, Hat'tinga,1to10.

Bottling for Hawko'a Bay Jockey Club'ssprlDg meeting,Crltorlon Hotel, 8.

SUNDAY BKHVIOKB.Naplor Cathedral, 8 (Holy Communlon>,

10 (ohildren's sorvlco in eohoolrooni),and 11,Deanof Waiapn; 7.Bishop of Walapu.

St. Augustlno's, S (Holy Communion), 11, 4(bipilsms).and?, Itov. J.Parkinson.

Bt Paul's.U»nd 7,Roy. J. G. Paterson.Trinity VVosloyan Church, 11 and 7, Rev.

Mo°thodlat Free Churoh, 11 and 7, Rev,0.Penney.

BaptistOhuroh,11and7,Rev.J.F.Jones.Napior AthetUßum, 9.15 and 8.30, Young

Men's ChristianAssoclntlon.8U Andrew's, Spit,11 (Holy Communion)

and7,Rev.O. fipan. ,Port Presbyterian Charon, 11. Rev. 8.

Donglas; 7,Mr T.Laws.Petane,3,Rev. H. Poaglas,Moanoo,7,Roy.S. Douglas.Hasting* WOBloyon Church,Uand7, Roy.

\V. A.Brnolalr.Ksst Cllvo.8nni7,Mr Q.Thompson.Orconmeadows, 7, MrQ.Stevens.Walpawa, 8t Potsr's, U (Holy Com-

munion)and 7, Hoy. T. J. Wills. St.John's,11, Roy. H. W. Johnston. Methodist FreeC'hnrch, Itand 7,supply.

Waipukurau,St.Andrew's, 11 and 7, Roy.A.Grant.MaUarotu,11and 7,Hoy.J. W.Grlffln.

P.»tangat», 3, l>or. H. \V.Johnston.Ashloy-Cllnton, 3,Roy.J. W.Grlffln,Takanau,3,R«v. A.Graat.Kalkora,7,Rev.H. W. Johnston.

B. T. Wocrooodit, .Palntor. Panerhauger,Qlazler, &o. Work done In nrat-olassBtyle;townoroountry. Katlmntoßßlvon. Address,Dolton-stroet,Naplur.-[ADVT.J 163

All the loadingMerchtntsand Grocers sellAnohor Roller will'sUly-whlto Flour. Askfor It and don't be put off with Inferiorbrands.-[ADVT.I 1M

Horso Bale held by BUs Company everySaturday at 11.8 a.ra, atHolt's Old Mill-—[Advt.] 161

Kooles' Syrup of Red Gam or BuoalyptnßnalsamhaßproTeditseUtobethebefibremedvfor poughs, oolds,asthma and alldiseases ofthebreathing organs. H.P. writes!—

'IhavenoJoarfor asthma whenyourRedGumSynipIsathand;onodosealwbya givesme Instantrelief andwhen mywile or children catchacoldItalwaysonrosthem;sendmo twolargebottlwby flrafi train.' Prepared onlyby A.Rooles, Ohemlflt, Hastings treer, Naplor.-[iDVT. 100

foits. May ba obtained of all Chemlßta andStorekeepersinbottlesIs 6d, 2a 6d,Is6d,andBseach.-[\DVT. .169

Gowlnar's LlnctUß or Balaam otLlqnorloo.-That) old-faahlonodremedy for Coughs andColds vnow iv vorygroatdemand, lit asoldn bottlos1bOdand 2s Od at Mr OwonbPhar-macy,Hastlngß straot. ThoHoy.W.Colonso,F.U.8., writes:— "leonridorit tobo a valu-able and safe medloino, of jrreat sorvioo Incoughs oolds, bronoMa)affections, andIrrita-tions and dryncM of tho throat. Ialwaysoarryabottloofit withmo whon Ivisit) thoBonn dlstrlot."-lADVT.] 165.All thonowromodloa,IncludingCAHHOLIOBMOKK BALU3, 6IBTKR MAHY JOBKPHAUBERI-8 PRrfpAItATIONS,DR.HAIR'BASTHMA CUItB, and tho many othors nowadvortlsod,oanboobtainedfrom A.KCOLKB,Wholosalft and Hotall Choinlsr, MasonicBandings, Hastlngß-Btroot.-(<IDVT.J 150"Old Judgo" Whisky is tho best) in thomarket.- [Advt.] 147KCCLBS' COUN PAINT quloklj romoTOS

eitherhard or 00ft corns. Only a fow appli-cations Mooeeaary. Tn hottlefl Iff fid, from A.Kcoloe, Ohouilab, MMonlo Hotel Bulldlnfts,Napier.— (Advt.l 153

BAXTEn'B Lung Pukskrvbr.— Purchasersare requested toboo that the wrapper ofeachpaokoc of Lung Presorvor offorod for salooontalns tho TradoMark and signatureof thoproprietor,along with tho autograph of tholatoproprietorjalso, thattho wordsBaxtkk'sijUJI?Pi"?!,EBVgBOmuswHunoH,areblownIn tha bottle, Refuse nil others as counter-

J^X S.S. TEKOA'— 3 Cases Straws,Garden and Rush HaUIngroat variety at

BLYTHE'S.

BIRD PAGES.BEEEDING CAGES, Lurgc Size,

with oompartmonlß for young birds,Jss: Wioker Nests, Id each, with UulldlnKMaterial, fid;Wood Ciirod, nultablo for Gold-flnoh or Canary,3s Od, Is 6d, andOs; ParrotCagea from 81 6d: Good asßortmont FanorWiro BirdCagea jBird Bnthe,8d oaoh;BirdBottlos,Oipair.1M NOVKLTY DKPOT,

Nl>o.TVTILLINERY.-Now Goods for tho"LT-I- Bprlngi Largostook ofTrimmed HatoandBonnets toselect from. Trimmod Hata,is lid, Untrlmmcd Straws In groatvariety,and voryohenp.

NAP^KKDRAPERY CO.

318POBT-OFFIOK,NAPIKIC

Mallsoloeo for tboundormontlonodplaoes—For Glsboroo and Auckland,por b.s.Aus-tralia, this day,at3p.m.ForGlßborno and Auckland,nor s.s. Oanu,thisday,at 8p.m.For Wellington,pore.g. Dingndoe.thisday,at3p.m.

I For Wellingtonand SouthernportsofNewZealand, and Australian colonies, por s.s.Walrarapa,thisdny.at1p.m.For Gfoborno, Anokland, and Außtiallnncolonies, por s,s. Talune, this day,atIp.m.' For Vvalroa,por s.s,Te Kapu,Chls day,at.3 p.m.Tho 8.8. Talnut will leavo Wellington for

«?nditni<£, 8?£i lrd£ y'mh"o'obar. Malts forthe UnitedKingdom,Continent of Buropo.

9.30a.m. Money orders will oloso at iim.regtßlored letters nnd parcelspostnt 6p""""Thnrsday, tho 15th instant. This mamall will be duo in Xiondonon 23thNovcm-oor«8. J.JAGO,

OhlelPMt.omo..Nwlw^oetobPe7iS;x&tri

special

DRINK NELSON, MOATE'SPURE BLENDS

No. 2- 2« 4I<7

LAST WEEK OF SALE.IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE

ovH. P. THOMSON,

JRWBLLKR,I'RINOBa-3TRIIKr, DUNKU! .'.

fiunkliyams,TUE LEADING JBWELLEtt IN

DUNEDIN,Being the Successful Tondoror, andhavinggocurod this entirely NowStook at anextra-ordinarily low llguro, will onFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th

Offer tbo samo totho Napier Publlo atPRICKS NKVKR UKFORK KNOWN IN

TIII£ COLONY.

The Stnok Is principally imported from thoLoading Houses in London and Mol-bourne; it is tastefully selcoted. andabsolutely new (thobualnoss |havingboenestablished only sixmonths).

A TRULY GKNUINK

CLEARING SALEOK

JEWELLERY, .BILViIR & ELEOTRO -PLATE, &cThoBtookcontains all iho StandardMakoainWATCHKS and CLOCKS, whUrt tho

JBWKLLKRY and KLKCTKO-PLATKPortionis of Guaranteed Quality.

LAST WEEK OF SALE.Addrebh-

HASTINGS-BTHEKT,NBXT BANK OK NRW SOUTH WALKS.

118

THK

NEW ZEALANDCLOTHIUii FACTORY

ARK NOW SHOWING

/CHOICE PUE^JH GOODSKOU

SPBING AND BUMMER.Bpoclully Bolcotod.

INBPKCTION INVITKD.

NEW ZEALAND ;CLOTHING FACTORY. !

GRAND OPENING DISPLAYOF

NEW SPRTNG OOODB,THE LAROBST NUMBBR OP NOVBLTIBS

PBOOTS, BHOES ANP ULIPPERS ovor yot scon here, aliko in thoInfaßts,Ohildron's,Girls', Maids', Boy^, Youths'.Ladies',andGontlomon's Dopartmonis.

Tho assortment of Hlgh-claes Goods, dlroot from'Paris, Londoi, Statford,North impiOD.Vlonoa,Frankfort,Now York,&a,nurpaseea in oxtom. variety .qunllty, nnd choipncss, allpreviousDisplays. Krom amongut a THOUSAND NOVKLTIKB wo specif the uodornotodfow Lines, tflkonatrandon:-

LADIIIB'UKPARTMKNT-QlnzoKid OxfiMShoos, patont front,handsomo flalnh. hand"ewn,UsM to22«odi Olazo KidOxfordShoes, wuhor withoutpatont fronts frurner'n).t'sOdto15i8d;TanBhoos, assorted shadesand latent stylos.7s 6d toUs fid: Austrian Kid Shoos,7s6d to lteOd;Pollok's ButtonShoos.*ind;ThoGladraBhos. l!s Bd;Kvonlnß Shoot,.strawand bnoklos,3s8d;Maltose KveningSliu>-,8)edlo 104Od;Laos Boots, kid boah, lOjOd toUs6d;CordovanHnlniorila,B» Od to15a 6(1;OUzsKidBu ton andI>aoo BooU,93 Od to Us6d.

IK THB GIRbb1 AND MAIDVUKPARTMKNTS tho Novoltifs aro Vorv skrlkl.i/t.Kancy the Finest Kid and Morocco Lace-up and K.B. Boots,high leg,3s 8d to7s Od;Calf,Kid, and Moroooo Shoos,4sOd to8i 61.MKN'SBummer WalkingShoos, 6s 6d toliiSd;Boots (Uoo,Button, and E3). IDs Cd to80s; Tan Shors and Bjoti, lit M to 18s Odi Wallaby Running Bhoe 12n 3d (worth20s).Crlokotlng Is Cd to 7e 01, Tonnla 3s 91 to 10s W,bymnaslum, 3j 01 to S» ild; KvorlasttngPinchers, Si fld to 8a f-I;Snporior .Vntortlghto, Oi Od lo 12a 0d;Superior Hhootora, 10sOil to12s 6d; Htrong lialmo.nls, 78 0:1 to lOi Sd; Youths' Nall.xl Laconnß, (!) lid; Boyo", 5? fld;

WOMKN'B SLIPPJIKS,Is to2b lid; Womooß Dairy Boots,6j6d; Markotlng Boots, 8aGd;Qardon Shoos, 2s lid to4s 6d.

MISCELLANEOUS GOODS ALL AT KXfltA LOW KATBB.

R. HANNAII & CO.,TUE GREAT BOOT PHOVIUKIW,

HASTINGSSTREET,NO'ITIP, 153

A CARKIYAL OF FASHION. \t

FIRST GRAND BXPOBITION OFEXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES \

FOR EARLY BPRING WEAR. J

KIRKCALDIE~& STAINS iSAVE pleasure in intimatingto thoir Lady Customers Urid Friends that !

their »irat Shipmentsof High-classand Karly Spring Novelties are now oponed outThefrshlp'menta tohandprovooonolusivoly the rare tasteloxorolsedby thoHomo Buyers \

ißeleoUngaBRILLIANT CONCEPTION OF FASHIONABLE EFFECTS. ,

DRBSS FABKICSI The undermentionedaroa fow only»RE?6 FABRICS[of the numorous Fronoh MaterialsDRKBB FABRICSfwhloh will bo worn during the presontDRBSS KABRICSJsoason.

French Cordolots, very fashlonablo,onoof tholeadingmaterials for thoSoasfln, 48 inoliFrench Jac«uored

Pi(^otß onViouna, BogoandChovlotGrounds, 41Inoh wide.33,3aOdFrcnohChevrons UghtIn textureandremarkablefordurability, 3s3d, Is,la Odyard,44

inch wideFronohFlakes, Inall shndos, 41Inch, 2a Idyard ,.,., , „>, ioFrench Camels'Hair Spot,oneoftholoadingstyles iathe fashlonablo world,4i Inon, la

FronohBogoß, nuro wool. 40 to 4» Inoh,IsHJd, 2a 3d, 2aOd yardFrorch Foulos Inovoryshado, 4i Iroli,2s9dynrd «,«,.., ,French Tweeds,a veryoxtonalvouisplsy,14 inch,la 2s6d,3a 3d to Is01yard

ONE THOUSAND PIECESOF DBILAINK AND OTHBR WASHING NOVRLTIBB

Suitable forovoryolassof Gown for Morning,Tennis, orCountry Woar,

PATTERNS POST FRKB.

CHARMING MILLINKRYI Never within tho history of this Firm havo woCHARMING MILLINKKYIcpmmencod thaBeasin with Buch aGnlnxy of SuperbCHARMING MICiUNRRY [Manol» of New Cro»tions In design and tonoof colorCHARMING MILLINERYJln thoMllllnory World of Hats andBonnets.

Tho Now Shapos nrn THK CORNFLOWKR, THK LILY, FOROET-MffilNOT, TrfEJKWKL, THK COUNTKBP, andmany otherprottyBtylos.—————

■"MANTLE MODELS') Tho Shipments for this LnxonndMANTLE MODKI.SIFavorite Department aro morn tlwnMANTLS MODKIjSfusaally oholco inboauty of deslb'n andMANTLE MODELBJquality.

NflW |AN ELKOANT CAPES, NEW LACE MANTLKS,NKW LA.CE CAPKB AND FICHU9,

NEW BUMMKR MACKINTOSHES," NKW BHAPE3 IN OLOTO JACKETS,NKW DUST CLOAKS,

NKW TEA QOWlg DUEggTNONEW GARIBALDI JAOKffiT.il. &C

Tn tho Fanoy Dopnrtmonl many now ldo»s are abown In Ludlos' Shlrla and FrontsParasolsandUmbrollas, Ribbons andChiffonß New JowolledTrimmings,Belts, &o.

SOLE AGEMftIFIfEW ZEALANDFOR EKNEST UALVAT AND FILSJ

CELEBRATED EID GLOVES.4-ButtonnndJClasp. O-Bntton^ndClasp. *

"So. 1. Cholco, fa 6d pair No.1. ICholoo. 6s Od pairNo li.Choloo, ft Od pair No. 1).Cholco, fie M parNo. 3. OUolce, 4s Od pair No. 2. Cholco 4s 9d pair

CORRKSPONDKNOK 8OLIOIT«D FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS.

KIRKCALDIiT& STAINS,CASH DRAPERS,

WELLINGTON.CARPET WARKTTOURK-

ST. GEORGE'S HALL. . lfi2

W. M. NEWTON & CO.JUST LANDED FROM CALIFORNIA.

EVAPORATED APRIOOTS ANDPEACHES,

ILDEqual to iu> Fkesii Fnuir,la 3d pbb lv.

OALITORNIAN TINNED APRIOOTB,PKARB, PEAOHBB, AND PLUMB.

ALL GROCERIES AT LOWESTOABH PJIICKa

Prloo LUta on Application.

TO AIUUVK,PKR LANGSTONE AND EUTERPE-

Consldorable Shlpmonts of EARTHEN-WARE and GLABSWARB.

A Large R&ngoot TUMBLBRS and WINE-GLABBB3.

Oonntry Btorokoepora and Settlors aro Inrlced to lnspoot our Show Rooms, whichcontain well-assortedStocks of ÜBKJfUL andORNAMENTAL GOODS.

W. M. NEWTON & CO..

$perittl %H)itAl»tiMtit.

HOW BBADY,

KIRKPATKICK'BBtECIAL QUALITY

"K"BRAND

NEW SBASO«8

SEVILLE ORANGEMARMALADE.

This Mirraalado Is mado from tho finestSeville Oranges and bost White CrystallsedSugar andIs equaltothobest lmporied.l

S. KIRKPATKIOK & CO.,MANUFACTURERS)

Nklbon, N.Z. 113

i

!

WILSON & NORTHE,IRONMONGERS,

EMERBON.BTRBET,HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW

PKKAIIBEB,

3 DOORS BELOWBLYTHE & CO.,

TOP OF EMERSON- STREET,

NEW STOCKOK

IRONMONGERYAND

HOUSEHOLD NOVELTIES.

NOTK THB NKW ADDRBBBi Hi

DRINK JUMBO BLEND638

PITT AND CO.ABB BKLLW3 YOU

BEADY MONET(STRICTLY READY CASH ONLY. NO

BOOKING.)No. 3Sugar,8a 6d the 101bbag;No. 2, OS 61

tho 401bbag; No. 1. 9s 9i the ttjbJtog;Brown Sugar, for Boor'tinklng, aidperlb;Best Out Loaf,4dper lb

N«W OATMKAL.-83 tbo251bbagTKAa-All Prlocsjall QuaUtles. Mporlb

paokot takenoff forCash. 2s Tea we801lforlslOd; 2HdTea we sell for 8s 21;8s6i Tea wenoil for2s4d,&c.,&o-

COFFR*.- Fresh Ground, Is 3d, Is Id, andCOCOA.^iro, at la ttio }lb Tin; Fry's6d,

Bpps'6d,Hudson's 41bpackota8deaohCANDUKs,

—Pyramids, Crownp, &c, Bd;

London Wax, per pasket,8d; Paraffin,

KKROBKNPK.r-LlghtofAgo,150*tost,7s6dUn,

14s9d oasoBAUOES.-6d,Bd,Bd, andlidperbottleSALT. BoatKine71b for6d,141bforIsPKPPBR.-Whito 4<J tho quarter lb, 8d tho

half lb, la3d lb .......MUSTARO.-id the quarter, SI the half,vSdlb

RICK.-VeryB«st Quality.3dlbBAQO -VeryBoetQuaiiiy,3dlbTAPIOCA.-VeryBest Quality,8dlbFRESH BUTTKR, 84 iff; flolt Butter,6dlbSALMON,lflnest Brands. lOd tin;Sardines,

M;FreshHerrings,7dVINKGAR.-Importod, 5dbottloIZ«MRailBOAPB.— Largo Bara, Almond-soented, lOd;

HonßOhold, 4 bars for 1bCURRANTS. 6d; Raisins, 8dPAT. GROATB, lOd; Pat.Barley.lOdCORNFLOUR.-6 picketstorIs 4dPBARL BARLS*, Split Poas, Hlw.SagO,

andTaplooa, all at3dlbCOVDKNBKD MILK.Milkmaid's.9d tinJAMB.-NOW Jaws, M;4s 9Jdozen

NOW FOR BISBUYBRS.ABoxofCandloß for12s Sd;aBox of Tea for

Us6d; a Boxof goodKoap for 9s 6d; ftCaso of Koroelno,150', for lie 9d:aBag,561b,beetRioefor 12s9d;aBagOatmeal,now, for3s;12dozPlaidVostas for 4b lid;131bC'urranUfor6s9i;121bRaisins for7sOd;191insAssortedFish for 8s6d;aBagWhitoSugar for 9j6d;a21bTinCoffee fortolOd;a lib Tin Pure Cocoafor SbW; 1dozBottles Sauce tn5s;1doz PackotaKsjoncoLomoo for7564:PrlmßSt Canter-bury Baoon,byBidb,7ldper lb:PrimeßtCanterbury Baoon, by Row,7Jd perlb;PrimostHams,by thoHim, 8Wper lb

tea., &c, &o.

ThoabovePrioesareatrloily forCash only,and will onno accountbeallowed to enter aBook.

PITT~& CO.,READY MONET GROCERS.

EMHRBON-BTRBBT, NAPIBR.

Note.-Wo flo not charge extraPennieiand Twoponcosondifferent srUolctand thenrefundhalfaaa so-oalledBonus.-P. & CO,

THBCHEAPEST HAKDWAKK HOUSE.

SIDEY&LOCKTELane tiwxt&Baw>,

HA3TINa3£TRKXT, NAPIKR.SOLE AQKNTB TOR UAWKK.B BAY

*ortTHB WcCOrtWICK. _

MACHINE OF BTKEL.

THE MTORMICKREAPER ANDBINDER

IBUNRIVALLED.-ITIB THK BKBT."When Itcomes toa lual trials, the

'MoCorralok11» ovor readyandhas WONraoro trialsall hound thb would thanall o'hormaohlaes combined. Thehonorsof 183) woreforthI'McOormlolc Otherssought towin .

ins OHAND PRIZEOfthoyoar, THB GOLD. BTAATS MEDAILLEOfferedby tho VionnaBxnoeltion,

bat Itwas awarded to (ho MoCormlok'Machine of Stoel,'whosomanypointsofbcpkhiohitt wero promptlykkooonihednfor a thorough test nod comparison."

Thus It Is everywhere, always was, andalwayswill be. TheMoCORMICK EVBRLKADB andlastyear wok hundredsormedai.B In addition to tint awarded bytheVionna ExposlUon-tho World's FairOf1880. _______

MODBRN 30000 OONVENIKNTOf thoseBinders soldlastyear.

The Simplest Binder that ovorBoundGrain,

THE MCCORMICKMOWER

Tho BestMaohlueIn tho World toBaronay.Porfect Simplicitym Gear.NoBroakaß 0! No TroubloII

NO Clogging111O-Order thoMoCopmick Machines BARLY

and bivobeingdisappointed, asUioroIsaOREIT 1/EMAND ALREADY.

SoloAgents forEDWARP3 8 NEW ZBALAND-MADEBUSH HOOKB AND BI,ABHERB.

Nothingcanequalthceo Axo-handledBushHooks, fitted withstkil guardIfproforrod.A trial will prove tholr usefulness andcheapness,

SIDW&LOCKIEWHO KBALK ft RKTAIL

IRONMONGER.8,NAPIBK.

or Country orders given particular andcareful attention to, and prompt despatch«r KstlnMlM glvon and WorkoarrledoutIn Klrsl-olisa StyleInall Branthosof WaterandUaa Fitting,Plumbing, 8011-flttlng, Iron.Copper,and Tinware Manufactures. U0

THIRD SHIPMENTOF

SPRING BOOTS ANDSHOES,BY 8. 8. TAINUI,

From the CelebratedMakersBobtock& Co.Orderedand mido toPatterns andInstruc-tions sent by JOHN MURRAY, a.id ex-SnlPS£lrfot* blo f<" th° Hawko'BBi*oUmsto

ThoQoodgconglsl; ofOBNTLEMKNS.LADIBS.& OHILDUKNB'

BOOTS AND SHOES,InLaco andButton.

By thesamo stoamerJ.M hnnreceivedEVENING SHOKS AND SLIPPERSInEvory Variety. '

Theee Goods, bolng frethfrom Ihe Makermo worth FOUR TIMHS as muoh as Blockthat has been oxpoeodin shop windows for'yosif.

CALL AND~INBPECi'.JOHIST MURRAY,

BOOT IMPORTER,HABTINOSBTREKT. 3I»

LARGESHIPMENTScv

GBNTIiKMKN'3 HIGH"OLAB9

Ty/TERCERY AND OUTFITTINGXx BTKAMBHIPBCoptic, lonic, and

Huapkiiu.

24 CASESDIRECT FROM TUB FACTORIES OF

TUB BE3T KNOWN HOMK AND CON-TINKNTAL MANUFACTURERS.

VARIETY, STYLB, AND TEXTUREUNSURPASSED.

Wehnro nohoaltntion In stating thatthisIsby far tho moat lmporunt parooKof thisolms of goode) importod by any ono firm Idthis province.

INSPECTION RKSPKCTFULLY80LIC1TKU.

RIKGIAND^JTHOMAS—I ,

CJ)

SpecialgiawtoemuW.

tz /u~ /

SPECIAL NOTICE.

D.I.C.CO-OPERATIVE

STOIIES,WELLINGTON,

WILL OPEN

THURSDAY,21th SEPTEMBER,

At2p.m.

npHE Public of Wellington, and"*■ Visitors from Hawke'a Bay, will atall times be Weloomo to visit thePremises,to Inspect the Entlroly New Btock, and tolnqutro Prloes without bolng pressed toPurchase.

THE BTOCK oonslstaofDrapery,Clothing,Meroory, Boots and Shoes, Furniture andCarpets, Furnishing Ironmongery,CrockeryandGlassware, Electro-platedWare, FanoyGoods, and Erery Housohold Requlsltoselected byourBpcolal Buyers from tho beetManafaoturora In tho English and Contl.nontalMarkets.

WABBHOUSKB'- DUNKDIN, CHRIST.CHUfiCH, & WELLINGTON.

A,A. CORBIGAN, Manager.

D.I.C.B. HALLENSTHIN, Chairman.

DRINK NELSON, MOATE'SPURE BLEND.

No. 3. 2s B^.13i

HERE'S THE SKINOFF YOUR NOSE!

Ladles' FoxHead Slippers,allcolors, 2a 6dLvllea' and Youths' Sewn Tennis Bhoos, 2s

UdhiSietp^raiX^ 1160'1&UdLtdies' HousoBoots, Cape,8s fidI/idlos HousoBoots, WingVampe,Ss UdLidlos Jublleo Bllppers,Is. Is6dLadles LoatherEUuKio 8/des,KngUah make,

3s6dliidirs HlghlegLevantBalmorals,6s OdI.riles' LoatherEluUoSides,B» OdLtdies'KidBlasUc aidoe, Soamloas,us 6dladles BaUnCalf Balmorals, 83 OdUlrls High-logBals.is 01, fie 6d,big sizesliadlos' PrunelU Walking Boots, is6dAlot ofBoys',Girls,and Youths'Boots tobe

picked up. Great Bargains. Theymustgo,Inviowof anearly Stock-taking.A 100 of Infanta Boots and Shoos, Is, U Mlieally good. Warrantod not to meltInside 2fhoonj.

HOOBAYiIWILSON'B FOR [BOOTB.I

VISIT WILSON'S STOCKTAKINGSALE.

NOW ON NOW ON

F.WILSON & CO.,HABTINGBSTREET NAPIBR, 1M

TEN CASES OFSHOW ROOM GOO1)S

NOW OPKNKD UP AND

MARKED CHEAP.WE ARE FIRST CASH BUYERS IN THE HOMK MARKETS, AND CAN

SELL CHEAPER THAN MY HOUSE IK NAPIER,FOR TO BUY RIGHT TS TO BELL RIGHT.

"'WgW^d'tS^a88114 ThoNow Brighton,m unuimmod strawß.le Udloß Vesta. taßd to3s

J^.Ffflfiriiiti'Sd.ailld hO'B'&.FIowor8>PonPon18! marked gffiZa&aidS2b Udflilifltcn'oGnlatoiTunlOT, 2s ]Id to Ba 6<i Dots' Rniinrn«i» i.)no ua 1CasoofBunehados,1b 11(1

&saaMtt"iid BBlHiSdfgS2^14^11? pc^—l.aik»'TwcodJ(iokot»,6alldto!oj tho trade Undorolothlng;beat In MashorJaokotß, 63 Udf^plondid Triinmcd ManUes (ISonlj-) Ohlldron's Mado I)rc««p« i.iH.n-.iM I?wntß' Biba,big lot toohOOBO from 6Jd tolaTrimmedMUlinory, 3slid to17b6d iDfanis1Undoroloih"gf'grVat v^ltoty WFaUNotß and GOB8*met» »' Low Ptioes

SHAW ROBINSON AND CO.,OABH DRAPERS, HABTINGSBTREET, 14fl

or the Canlfield Cnp,but the toutsheredon't like him. Sadim and Wild Rose"reequalfavorites for theToorak Haudi-capat6 to1,Mitrecomingnextat7 to1.Portland and Clonaid will ran well.Megaphone is easier for the MelbourneCnp at 100 to 8, the sameprice as Ven-geance. Despite his penalty publicopinion fa firm about Marvel puttingdownBuDßebafa tomorrow.

HAWKE'S BAY GUN CLUB'SSPRING MEETING.

October 12tii.

The following handicaps have beendeclaredfor theHawke's BayGun Club'sspringmeeting:—

HAWKE'S BAY A. AND P.SOCIETY'S SHOW.

Second Day,

Though theclouds werebigwith threatsw rain yesterday morning that did notdeteranenormousnumberof people fromvisiting the Agricultural and PastoralSociety'e alraw, The attendance was,indeed, greater than at any previousahow. Thanumberwho left town taxedtheresourcesof theRailwayDepartmentto^the utmost, and the 'BusCompany'sv^uiolea worecrowded. Happily therainJcepcoff, andtheground Dresenteda veryanimated appearance. The removal oftheoldsheepsheds, andtheirreplacement'lyopenpens,greatlyimprovedtheappear-ance of the ground, andthe enlargementot thesecretary's office much facilitatedthe transaction of ■ business there. TheCity Band were present,and helped toenliven the proceedings, and a merry-go-round and stalls for toys and fruitaided in the entertainmentof old andyoung. Tho machinery exhibits, too,were much more attractive than nsual,*od tho Bheep-shearing by machinerydrew a constant crowd all day. MrGlassford, to whom was entrusted thetask of _ catering, had prepared for aregular invasion by hungry customers,but we imaginethatwhen allbis patronswere, satisfiedverylittleremained.

HORSES.

Monies.Class 47,entire pony, under 1*hands.1,DouglasM'Lean. LordPalmerston,byTom Thumb, bred in Tasmania s 2, A.Shield, Jnbilee: 3, J. Wilson, by FriarTuck. "

Claßß 48, "pony mare, under iihands,in foal or with foal at foot.— l, AllanM'Lean,Roaney,pureCarlyon.

Class 49, pony,mare or gelding, IS andnot exceeding14 hands, to be shown insaddle andridden.—landMessrsMurrayRoberts andCo.'s prize of 7 guineas,E.D. Tanner, Creamy; 2 and MessrsMurray, Roberts and Co.'s prizo of 3guineas,Mrs A. C. Lang, Cinderella,byPrinco Charming; 3, N. Belmrrell,Nyuia. Sixteenexhibits.Class SO, pony, mare or gelding,over11andunder 13 hands,ridden in saddle.—1 andMr 3. H. Coleman'sprize of 5guineas, Master Cecil Reid, Punch; 2,Master Norman Wellwood, Twiggy;3,Master W. Gooseman, Greyland;highlycommended, A. Herrick, Nadia. Nineexhibits,

Class 51, pony, mare or gelding, 11hands orunder,to be ridden insaddle—1, H.P. Cohen,Tiny.

EXTRA EXHIBITS.MrJ.N. Williams exhibitedaSuffolk

Pnnch horse,Model, which wasawardeda first prize.Captnin Russell's gelding Pescador,by Piscatorious, also received a. firstaward.

The show of thoroughbreds was verydisappointing. In most of the classestherewerenoentries, and withone excep-tionMr Ormondwas theonlyexhibitorofyoung stock. Even theclass for entiresattracted only five entries, Mr AllanM'Lean's and other studs being quiteunrepresented. Messrs Baker and Co.'sSomnus carried off the championship,though Le LoupandoldPatriarch werein thepink of condition and had manyadmirers.

Draught horses were more numerousend of excellent quality, and someof theyoungsters shown did credit to theirbroediDg. MrDouglasM'Lean's BritishLion wasawardedfirst honors for entires,andMr J.N. Williamssent thechampionmare. Severalgraud teamsof cattboneswereexhibited.

Carriage horses were few innumber,andwith oneortwoexceptions indifferentin quality. Though there were eightentries in thesinglebaggy horsedoss thejudges did notconsider anyone worthaprize. Saddlehorses,however,were therein large numbers, and many reallyfinebacks wereshown. The pouyclassesalsofilledwell, andthe little beauties offeredan amusing contrast to their burlybrothers the Clydesdales.

THOROUGHBRED HOKSES(Entitled tobe classed A orBinN.Z.

Stud Book).Judges: Messrs R. AldworthandJ.F.

Reid. Stewards s MessrsF.M.Nel-son andJ,E.Lane.

Class 1, yearling colt.— l, J. D.Ormond, Tussock, by Nordenfeldt—Speargrass. Onlyexhibit

Class 2, two-year-old colt.— J. D.Ormond, Spinfeldt, by Nordenfeldt—Spiu-jaker.■ lUass 4, entirehorse, four yearsoldandupwards.— land champion, Baker andCo.'a Somnup, aged, by Traduccr-Hsm-mock; 2, J.D. Ormond,Le Loop,aged;3, W. Tatbam, Henchman, aged, byAngler-Chrysolite; very highly com-mended, E. Bronghton,Patriarch,aged,by Yattendon-Daysof Old. T.Elting-bam's Turquoise,byTubal Cain— Topaz,was alsoexhibited.

Class 5, yearling filly.-l, J. I).Ormond, Spinaway, by Kordenfeldt—Spinnaker.

Class 6, twoyear-old filly.— l, T. H.Lowry,Valeria, i>y Gladiator— Louie,DRAUGHT HOESES.Judges:Messrs G.EdwardsandJ.Gem-

raoK Stewards:Messrs A.Reid andA.L. Allen.

Class 17, yearling colt.— l, J. D.Ormood,bySir Robert Bruce— Tidey.

Class 18, two-year-old colt.— J. N.Williams, by Blackleg— Diimond( 2,DouglasM'Lean, Victor, byLordCaatle-reigh—Todd's Maggie.

Class 19, threeyear-oldcolt.— l,J. W.Mitchell,Manaia, by Director, dam byWallace;2,J.Heslop,Superior,by RobinAdair— Kitty.- Class30, entirehorse, four-year-oldandupwards.— l aud champion, DouglasM'Lean, British Lion, Byrs,by Argyle—Darling; 2, W. Stock, Overdraft, aged,by Young Banker— Highland Mary; 3,W. Robinson, Marquis of Fife,aged,byPrinceVictor— Rosie. J. Heelop'sRobinAdair,J.Miller's Knockdon, andW. R.Russell'sMarquis alsocompeted.

Class 21, yearling filly.— l,DouglasM'Lean, by Marqnia ot Salisbury

—Bertha;2,DouglasM'Lean, by Marquisof Salisbury— Princess; 3, J. Olds, byCockRobin.

Class 22, two-year-old filly.— l, Archl-baldM'Lean, by Lord[Salisbury— GraceDarling;2, J. W. Mitchell,by Director,dam by Wallace; 3, J. D. Orraond, byBlackleg-Tidey.

Class 23, three year-old filly.-l J. N.Williams, by Overdraft j 2, J;N. WiLHame,by Blackleg—Diamond.Class 24, mare, four-year-old orupward.—1and.champion, J. N. Williams, 4years, byOverdraft-Diamond;2, J. N.Williams, Diamond, by Dugdale.

Douglaß M'Lean's Polly p.nd the sameexhibitor's Violet)alsocompeted.Clafs 25, mare, any age, In foal orwith foal at foot.— l,ArchibaldM'Lean,by Young Banker— Violeb:2, DouglasM'Lean, Betey, by Lord Castlereagh—OamgruMeg.

Glass26, mareand threeofher progeny.-1, J. N. Williams, Diamonf, byDugdale.

Class 27, two-year-old gelding.—1,DouglasM'Lean, by Lord Oastlereagh—Carr.

Class 28, three-year-old gelding.— 1,DouglasM'Lean, by Lord Castlereagh—GrandDuchess.

Class 20, gelding, four - year " old orupwards.— l, Douglas M'Lean, Bob, byBerlinCongress— Brogden j 2, J. Ileslop,Captain.

Class 30, teamof three farmhorses foragriculturalpurposes.—], J.Heslnp, threemares all by Robin Aduir;2. DouglasM'Lean, twobyBerlin Congress,one byEmperor j 3, T. Tanner, threeby Over-draft.

Class 31,pair of farm horses, for npri-ciiltura! purposes.— l, Douglas M'Lcua,one byBenLomond,one byLordCastle-reagh.

CAIiKJAGK HOUSES.Judges:Messrs 11. Aldworthand J. F.

Keid. Stewards: Messrs A. T.Danvers,A.Lockie, andA. Shield,

Class 32, entire best calculated toim-prove thobieedof carriagehorses.—landMr Allen M. Williams' special prize of' £5, Douglas M'Lean, Kentucky, byBerlin— FannyBelle,bredby R Wilkin,Canterbury. ■

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Class 34, pair of carriage horses, notunder 151 bands, and driven in harness.—1, J.N. Williams,bgBismarck and bg Salisbury.

Class 35, single carriage horse, notunder 15J hands,driven inharness.— l,W. Shrlmpton,g g Greydawn,by Merry-legs.

Class 37, single buggy horse,under 15Jbands, to be driven in harness.— Therewere eight exhibits, but no prize wasawarded.

'SADDLE HOBSEB,Class 40, entiro best calculated to im-

Rrove tbo breed of saddlehorses.— land[r J.Bennett's special prize of £5 ss,L.

Binnie,Trickster, by Leolinus— Revoke,bred by W. C. Webb. Somnus was alsoentered, bub was disqualified, havingtaken tho champion prize for thorough-breds.

Class 42, weight-carryinghack, tip to14stone.— landMr J.11.CoTeman's prizeof10 guineas, R. B. Sim, Piscator, byPiscatorious;2,J,H. William*,Rato, byl'uriri; 3, E. D. Tanner, Royalist, byAoteros. Sixteen exhibits.

Class 43, light-weight hack up to 11stone.— landMr J.N. Williams' prizeof5 guineas;E.D. Tanner, Alma, 2, MrsHarry St. Hill, Romp; 3, J. H. Wil-liams,Kelpie., Fourteen exhibits.

Class 44, lady's hack, ridden in side-saddle by alady.— l,andMrW. Shrimp-ton'sprizaof 8 guineas, W. T.Williams,Satellite j 2, Mrs J. B. Rhode*, Ford-ham; 3, Mrs Norman Beetham, Harle-quin.

Class 45,cob over14 andnotexceeding14J hands,ridden in saddle.-l andMrF.8. Waterhouse'sprize of 3 guineas,C.A.Lougbnan, Cocky; 2, E. D. Tanner,B*«jo; 3, A. Shield; commended, N.Jtoflthftm,Logic, Tenexhibits.

CATTLE.Shorthorns werenot sonumerous as in

conicpastyears,bub inqualitythey havenever been surpassed. This was par-ticularly the case with theyoungerstock.,MrH. Gaisford exhibited the championbull, a youngster only twenty monthsof age, brea by Mr Reid, of Elderslle,which easily best the only mature bullon the ground, which was also bred by-MrReid,but which was deficient in thehind quarters. ArchdeaconWilliamsgotthe championcup forcowswithan animalmoreremarkablefor quality thanbeauty.She was tremendouslyribbed and verywideacross the loins, bub she carriedherfab very lumpily distributed, The bestbullunder 15 months was a grandyoung-ster from theMountHerbert estate,almostas straight underneath as alongtheback.He was run close by another bullfrom the same station, and Mr Rath-bone had two representatives of verygreat promise. In the next class therunning was so close between thechampion and a representative of theMount Herbert herd thab the judgesdiffered, and Mr R. Simpson was calledin asreferee. lv the clasH forolder bullsArchdeacon £3. Williams competed andcarried off cbiefhonors with twins whichwere exhibited last year. They havefilled-out splendidly, and possess thatsquareness and compactness of framecharacteristicof the Boothstrainof blood.Heifers were in force, and could not bebeaten on any showgroundin the colony.Archdeaoon Williams was there againwell to the front, bat the quality of allwas bo high that the judges added totheir award a remark that all tho eightexhibits in oneclass were worthy ofhighcommendation.

As usual at the Hawke's Bay showother breed* than shortliorns were verypoorlyrepresented. Tha importations ofexpensive breedine stockby ArchdeaconWilliams andothers havehad theireffectinmaking tiawks'sBayalmostexclusivelyashorthorn province. MrOrr hadseveralpolled Angus cows on ttieground, andMr Sheath cent ono Ayrshire bull ot f.iirquality, and for the rait there was asolitary Alderncy. It isnot encouragingtodonorsot special prizes when aprizeoffivo guineas,given by Mr George Hunterfor the best) dairy cow, Alderncy or Ayr-shire, attracted only one entry, and MrM'Hardy's prize of alike amount for adairy cow of any other breed broughtforward onlyHirecexhibits. The pens offnt bullocks were simply magnificent,MrM'Hardy being the moat successful ex-hibitor. The awardswere:—

snouTiionNs.Judges: Messrs A. M'Kenzis and J. W,

(lower. Stewards:Messrs J. Lyonnnd W. W. Ladbrook.

Class 52, bull under 15 months.— 1,Trustees of Mount Herbert estate, TheDuke, by Duke of Klderslie— LadyOxford; 2, Trustees of Mount Herbertestate, WildHose,by .Rose Duke—Hose-bnd; 3, W. Ilnlhbone, Bothwell, byFlower's Duke— Ho'amond;commended,W. Hathbonc, Duke nf Abbottford, by.Flower's l)nke— Lady Yerdon.

01(188 63, bull 15 months andunder 27mocths.— 1 and champion, H. Uniatord,Oxford Duke X,by Oxford's RoanDuke-Red Rose of Oxford 111,, bred byJ.Reid, Elderslie; 2, Trustees of MountHerbert estate, The Earl, by Earl otBrunswick ll.—Lady Mary;3, Trusteesof Mount Herbert estate, Oxford Duke,by Duke ofKlderslie— LadyMnbel.

Class 54,bull26 months and under 39months.— l, Archdeacon S. Williame,Riby Royal, by Lord Randolph— RibyLaseie t 2, Archdeacon S.Williame, RibyRandolph, by Lord Randolph— RibyLassie; 3, Trustees of Mount Herbertestate,Red Duke, byDuke of Glenroy—Rose of Australia V,, bred by J. Reid,Eldcrslic.

Class 55,bull39monthsandupwards.—), W. Rathbone,PrinceFrederick 11., by3rd Heir of Hoan Duchesa— PrincessFredetiea. bred by J.Roid.

Class 50, heifer nndcr 15 months.—

1,Archdeacon S. Williams, Gertrude, byRiby Fit*David— Grace Booth; 2,Trustee of Mount Herbert estate, LadyNoll, by Earl of Oxford

— Nelly ; 8,Trusteesot MountHerbertestate,Beauty,byEarlof Brunswick 11., dam 847; veryhighly commended, Archdeacon S. NVif-liiims,Riby Marchioness, by Riby Fits-DaviH— RibyLassie j highlycommended,Archdeacon S. Williams, Silver,by RibyFUzDavid— SilverSpray. Eight heiferscompeted.

Class 67, heifer, 15 months and under27 months.— l, Archdeacon S. Williams,Defianco, by BaronRiby-Dewdron; 2,Archdeacon 8. Williams, Damsel, byBaron Riby— Dainty; 3, Trustees ofMount Herbert estate,Countess, byLordHenry— dam 450.

Class58, cow, 27 months and upwards."-1 and champion, Archdeacon 8. Wil-liams,Mantalini,byEarlDerby— Mantle;2, W. Rathbone, Lady Winsome, byWinnome Dnko— Ladj» Verdon; 3, W.Rathbone, Lady Verdon.by SirHercules— Eglantine; very highly.commended,Archdeacon 8. Williams, Modesty, byBaron Bliss -Mantalini.

rURKHRKD CATTLE OV ANY OTIIKKBREED.

Class 62,boll, 30 months andupwards.—F. A. Sheath, Ayrshire bull,bred by

M'Farlane Bros.Class 65, cow, 27 months and upwards.

—1, J. Orr, Polled Angus, Charlotte;2,J,Orr, Polled Angus, GrandDuchess,

GRADE CATTLE.Class 69, dairy cow, Alderneyor Ayr-

shire.—l andMrU, Hunter'sspecial prizeof 5 guineas,AllanM'Lean, Alderney.

Claes 70, dairy cow,any other breed.——1 andMr M'Hardy'a special prize of 5guineas, W. Orr, red ana whiteCowßlip j2, W. Orr, grey poley Jc»«.

I'AT CATTLE.Judge:Mr Alex.M'Kcczie.

Class 71, two fat bullocks, 34 yearsorunder.— l,2, and3, A. M'ilardy. Arch-deacon Williams alsoshowed threepens.

Class 72, two fat bullocks, over 3}years.— 11 A. M'Hnrdy; 2, DouglasM'Lean; 3, Archdeacon S. Williams;very highly commended, Archdeacon S.Williams.

PIGS.As usual there wasa poorshow of pigs,

andin two instances the judges(MessrsE. Conroy and A, IVellwood) refused tomake any award, tbe quality of theexhibitsbeing considerednot worthyof aprize,. The followingwere the awards;—

LAUCIE BREED.Class 149, boar.— l, \V.Dewstow.Class 150, sow.— l,F.Cook.Class151, Berkshireboarof any age.

—I, J, D. Ormond, bred by JonathanBrown;2, F.Cook;highly commended,J.D. Ormond,bred by exhibitor.

Class 152, Berkshiresow of any age.—1, J.D. Ormond, bred by cxbihitor; 2,J, D. Ormond,bred by late Mr Hurst,Auckland ;highly commended,F, Cook.

laclaßses 153and 154, Yorkshire boatand sow, the judges refused to make anaward.

Therewere no entries in the classes forsmallbreed pigs.

POULTRY.The exhibitsin this section of theshow

werenotparticularlynumerous,and wereonly of fair quality, The birds woreshown under great disadvantages, how-ever,and if thesociety intend tocontinueencouragement to nonltry raisers (andthey canhardly fail todo that if smallnrmers are tobe studied))betterarrange-ment* for exhibiting the birds should beinado. Tho judges(theKov. A. S.Webband Mr W. Miller) made the followingnoto:

— " Itwould bo verydesirable thatthere should bo separate classes forLangshans and Plymouthrocks, andthatin all classes cocks and hens should boexhibited separately." The followingwere theawards:—

Class158, turkeys.— l, FraukOrmoud,American bronze.

Class 159, Aylesbury ducks,— 1, MrsFranklin j 2, J. Cosgrove.

Class 160, ltouen ducks.— l, J. O.Evett.

Class 161, Dorkings.— l and 2, J.Cosgrove.

Class 162, Spanish.-1and 2, W, Orr.Class163, Cochin Chinas.-l and 2, C.

Price.,Class164, Hamburgs —1, A. Taylor.Class165, light Brahma.— land 2, C.

Price; very highly commended, FrankUrmond.

Class 166, dark Brahmns.— l, J. Cos-grove; 2. C. Price; very highly com-mended, J. Cosgrove.

Class168, game.— l,J.0.Evetb;2. S.Spence.

Class 169, bantams.— l,B, Cuthbert.Class 170, any other breed.— 1,J.Cos-

grove, Plymouth rocks; 2, Mra Long

Langshans; very highly commended, J.Kennedy,Laugshaus; highlycommended,E, Humphreys, brown Leghorns andgolden-spangledPolands.

WOOL.Wooloff thesheep'sback wasmore con-spicuousfrom itsabsence thanitspresence,

Mr Douglas M'Lean was the only ex-hibitor.and he sent but four specimens,twoothalf bred wool and two ot merino,They were unquestionably of grandquality,and were valued at lid toIs IdperlbinLondon, Four first prises wereawarded,

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.Judgoe:Messrs J. H. Colemau and R.Wellwood.

This sectionof theshow wasapoorone,severalof the classes being distinguishedby the legend ■'noentry.'f In one class,thatfor whitewheab, the judges declinedtomake any award on the ground thatthe specimens werenot properlycleaned.Ihefollowingwere theawards:—Class184, four bushels of short oate,—1, Murray, Roberts and Co., grown inOtago;2, Williams and Kettle,Limited,grownby J.K. Cameron, Taraddle.Class 185. four bushels of maltingbarley,-!, WilliamsandKettle,Limited,grownby Milne andSons, Taradnle.Class 186, fourbushels ot Capebarley.—1, Murray,Robertsand Co., grown byC, Taylor; 2, Williams and Kettle,Limited, grownbyMaorisat Taradale.

Class 187. four bushelsof rye —1, Wil-liams and Kettle, grown by D. Kirk-patrlck, Papakuraj 2, J. N. Williams,grownby exhibitor,

Class 188, four bushels iyo grass.— l,Murray, Roberts and Co., grown laPpVerty Bay; 2, Williams and Kettle,Limited, grown inPoverty Bay.

Class 189, four bushelsot cocksfoot.— 1,Loan and Mercantile Agency Company,grown at Akaroa; 2, Murray) RobertsandCo.,grownby R.R.Uro'ome.

Class 190, assortmentof turnip seed,—1, Williams andKettle,Limited.

Class191, flnseed.— 1,Murray,4tobertaandCo., grown by J. Willan,

Class 192, sack of potatoes.— l, X,Bader, grown by exhibitor; 2, CharlesTaylor,grownby exhibitor.

FARM AND DAIRY PRODUCE.Judges: Messrs W. 0.MnddUon find W.

Kitto.Class 105, salt butter.—land special

prize of £2 2s given by MessrsE, BeckandCo., Mrs A, M'Quillan;2 andspecialprizo of £1 Is Riven by Messrs E,BeckandCo., Maraekakahostation.

Class198, powdered butter.— landMrJ. 11. Coleman's prize of £5 6?, MissNeilson;2, Mrs W. Evlson,

Class 107, fresh butter.— l, Mrs W.Evison!% Mrs A. M'Qaillan.Class 198, fancy butter.— l,MrsAVal-lace.

Class 109, cheese.— No award.Class 200, smoked hams, New Zealand

cured.—

1, F.Cook;2,J. Morrison,Class 201, nnsmoked hams, New Zea-

land cured.— l,F, Cook,Class 202, smokedbacon,New Zealand

cured.—

1,J. Morrison;2, F. Cook,data.293, nnsmoked bacon. New Zea-

landcured.— l,F.Cook ;2, C. Taylor.Class 201, honey.— 1,J. Adatnson.Class 200, homomadebread,white,— 1,

Mrs J.Lyndon;2.MrsEllHey.Class 207,home made bread,white.— l,

MraRobinson ;2, Mrs Long.

PROVINCIAL PRODUCE.There was a very poor display in this

section of. tho show, there Deintr onlythreeentries in it outside theexhibitsofknitted socks. Those three consisted ofsome saddlery shown 'by Land, a finetrophy of various sorts of soapsbyMessrsSaundcrs,Gilberd and Co.,and a meri-toriousdisplayof locally-madedairy tiles,in two colors, f-hown by the makers,Messrs Uiendinning and Griffin, Thesetiles,as showing thattherewasno needtopoout ofthedistrictforsuch articles, werethe theme of much remark, and weregenerally admired. In the competitionfor knitted socks, whichwas judged byMr Morrison, there were 12 entries forribbed and 13 for plain socks, Theawards were as follows:

—Ribbedsocks,— l and prize of £1 pre-

sented by the Rev. Robert Eraser, Miss(!.L, Mason;2andprizeof 10j bysamedonor,Mrs1),Palmer.

Plain pocks.— l and piizo of £1 pre-sented by MrDonald M'Lenu, Miss MayM'Lean;2 and prize of 10s by samedonor, MrsT.M. Chambers.

DOGS.The judging in thedog classes did not

pleasethose interested, therebeing much"civil growling" over the decisions,butas this is moreor less the case everyyear,it is difficult to tell whetherthe judgesortheowners of the animals judgedarc inthe wrong. The judges were— For sheepdogs Mr D. M'Kenzio, and for sportingdof?B Mr C. 0. Tanner.

The followingare the awards:—Class 223, sheep dog», beardies.— l,F.

W. Herries1gr d File;2, W. A. Mac-farlane'sgr s Wylie.

Class 224, sheep dogs, long-haired.— l,J. Watts' blkd Kiwi; 2, Harrison andHorrax's dClan.

Clnss 226, sheep do^s,short-haired.— l,J. Watts' blk and w d Weka; 2, P.Carswell'Bblk and w dClyde.

Class 226, retrievers.— l,Miss Cooper'sbrd Wolseley.

Class 227, setters.— l.F. W. Maddox'sTheHaron;2,J.Dove's slut Nell.

Clbrs 220, fox terriers.— land society'sspecial prize of £1, J. 11. FercusoVa dSpot;2nud society's prizeof 10a, M,K.Smith'sd Sultan.

Class 230, greyhounds.— l,S. Hooper'sblk d Lulworth;2, n. Jull's fn d Leo.

Class 231, epaniols.— l and society'sspeolal prize of £1, J. L. Stuart's liverand w d Ponto;2and society's prizeof10a, Donald M'Lean's lemon and w dDash.

Class 232, bull dogs.— l,11. Humphriesunnamed d.

Class 233, mastiff,— l,R. C. Pitt's dLeo,

EXTRA EXHIBITS.First prizes were awarded to the

following: —J. Haudley, Wanganui,samples of ammophUa amndinacca, orsaua-binding grass; J. Adauison, bee-hives;G.Kollit,architecturalplans; J.O.Redstone's terrierTiny;MissL.Pimm'sSt. iierinnl d Masher; H. Smith, oilpaintings by G. Lindauer. This lastexhibit was of great merit, and waswarmlypraisedby visitors.

MISCELLANEOUS.Clasß 171, woolpress.— l,A. Jonmnind

Sons;2, Loan and Mercantile AgoncyCompany; two other exhibits, Judge:Mr ArchibaldM'Lean.

Claes 172, cooking ranges.— l, SideyandLockie, "Colonial;" 2, Wilson andNorth, "Orion, '■ Judges:Messrs P.Gorman andH. Williams.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.The show of agricultural implements

and of machinery designed to aid tbepastoralist and farmer wasby fur the bestever"seenon theground, and this sectionoftlioshow wasthroughout thedaya greatsourceofattraction. Naturallythe deepestinterest was evinced by those directlyconcerned in thearticlesshown,butitwasnouncommoneight toseeaknotot towns-peoplepure andsimple criticallyexamin-ing the machinery, and making in themajority of instances coinmeuts of snctianintelligentdescription as toprove thatknowledge in those matters is by nomodus confined 10 country people. Thecontrivance which excited thu mostgeneral interest was Wolseley's sheepshearing machine, exhibitedat work byIts agents, theLand andLoan Companyof New Zealand. This exhibit, whichwas near the sheep yards, was be-sieged by large throngs throughout theday, the spectacle ot a sheep having itsfleece deftly taken off by machinerybeingso much of anovelty as toprove a greatattraction. Those handling the shears,however, were no exports at tbework, and * the sheep were indif-ferently shorn, and in many instancescut. Passing to the stands devotedto implements and machinery designedfor general farmingwork,Messrs Murray,Roberts and Co. displayed a number ofexhibits. Tlieso included,in addition toploughs,harrows, &c, a Harnsbyreaperand binder with improved rotary cropdivider, a 0 h.p. traction engine by thesame linn, and a couple of portableengines. One of these was kept drivingthe sheep-shearing machinery all day,and commanded notice as an enginesuitnblo for general farm work, Thetraction engine was driven hither andthitheraboutthegrounds throughout theday, andattracted much attentionby thoeasy way inwhichit could bobandiedbythe man in charge Messrs Booth andMacdbnald, of Cliristchnrcb, showed acouplo of doublefurrow (Hongus, onewith flat stalks and ono with roundstalks, each having patonted skcitbcentres witb conical bearings, thus prac-tically being self-adjusting as wear takesplace. An 18-feet broadcast sower, ar-ranged on a telescopic design instead offolding up, also commended itself as avery strong iind handy machine.Another good implement was one noton tho catalogue owing to some mis-understanding. This was a grass seedstripper for stripping ryegrass on sheeppastures, and apparently of very lightdraught. The Strawsonisers cataloguedby MessrsMurray,Roberts andCo, werenot on theground. When they arrive atrialof thematHastings willbe arranged.The stand of Messrs A.Jones and Sonn,of the Waipukurauimplementworks, wasas usual thronged about with sightseersof thepracticalsort, attractedby the finedisplay of implements. Of these, somewereof the firm's own manufacture, theothersbeingby thewell-knownfirmofP.andD.Dnucau, for whom theexhibitorsaroagents. There were soveralnovolticson thisBtand. Among these wasasiugle-fiurow lever plough, much used in the

ISonth Island. It is intended for useideep ploughing, to be drawn by threhorses,anahas been fonnd specially snilable for scoopingwork)making damsamroads, &o. Another plough new tHawke's Bay, but regarded with greafavor in. the South, has as a speckfeaturenew pattern mould-boards, andiconsidered the best digging plough yetried. A distinctive feature is the possessionofhorizontal cutting discs, placecabove the shares, ad as to cut ofthe surface site* and deposit it athe bottom of the furrow, everythinfbeingcovered. A seed andmanure drill,of spoon feed design, manufactured bjMessrsP. andD.Dunoan, attracted con-siderable attention. It is a Btrong andlight machine,for sowingallsortsof grainwithmanure. The seed and manure areplaced.in separateboxes,and there is aningenious devicefor enabling anymanureleft iv theboxes to be easilycleaned ont.Messrs JoneaandSons had their custom-ary fine farm dray on view, but this yeara most serviceable Innovation is Intro-duced, the frame beingsocurved that theload cannot .possibly slip off, but musttend to settle more firmly towards thecentre the more it is shaken. MessrsSidey and Lockie had a noteworthydisplay, including the "M'Cormickharvesters and mowers, well" designedchafr-cntters, the "Daisy"cart (weigh-ingonly811b),cookingranges,"Hoosier"seed sowors, &c. These latter are ex-tremelyingenious,free from complicationsof any kind, and likely to be of greatservice tosmall farmers. The firm alsohadon exhibitionauseful device for hold-ing a ttt) of keroscDe so that it is easilyavailableior use. They also showedanaxe-handled bu«h.hook, with steelbladeand steel handle capping specially de-signed for felling lightbush andmanukascrub. The patenteeof this device isMrB.Edwards,of Invcrcargill. , Thegreatcentre of tit traction at this stand, how-ever, was the M'Cormick binder, whichis described by its makers as " themachine of steel

"because thatmetalin

theform of square tubes is made to taketheplaceof wood in buildingit. Knotsof admireis stood nnd .discussed thismnchino, while others listened to theexplanationof its virtues asunfoldedbythencents, Messrs SideyandLockie, whopushed thisbinder as firm believersinit,andatthe close of the day were able tqboastof havingplaced a good numberof'themachines. Thestand of MessrsHeldnnd Gray next) claims attention. MrBain, formerly partner in the firm ofSidey and Bain, was in attendance toexplaintoinquirers the salientpoints oftheexhibits of this well-knownOunediafirm. They showedn digging plough forwhich a greatdeal isclaimed, and appar-ently with reason, for hanging conveni-ently for taking were leaflets giving theresults (as published by newspapers) oftrials instubble and lea land, and thesemake a fine record. It is claimed forthis digger that it is the lightest indraught made. In addition to exhibitsof grain drills, double and single furrowplough?, di.se and zig-zag harrows (thedisc harrows bavins? a patent level-ling device), horsopowers, chaff-cutters,&c, Mr Bain dwelt fondly upon alight drill-ploughand grubber combined,and upon a forcefecu broad-cast seed-sower. The formercentiivance ishandy,especiallyfor potatoes,and combines twoimplements in one. For the sowerit isurged not only that itis the only force-feedin the Australasian market,but thatit is tho best implementof its kind ob-tninable. Tho next stand wasoccupiedby the exhibit1;of Williams and Kettle,Limited, Thoprincipal source of attrac-tion hero wns a fine specimen of Priest-man's oil engine. This is constructedo«the principle of the gas engine, but tb«explosionsarecaused by a fine spray ofpetroleum or kprosene ignited by onelectric rpark,thelatter the resultof forcegeneratedby a email battery formingnnadjunct to the engine. This contrivanceshouldprove veryusefulindistrictswheregas isnot available,nnd for aught wocantell in other districts, as its makers canboast of very flattering testimonials initsfavor from Sir William Thompson,F.H.S., Professor Unwin, F.R.S., Pro-fessor Kobineon,and others. The enginehasbeen adopted by the Governments of(Jreat Britain, Spun, Norway, Victoria,New Zealand,Trinity House,and variouslighthouse boards, and has beenawardedseveral firstprizesandgoldmedals. Nextto this stand theBuckeye HarvesterCom-pany had a finedisplay, withMr Ootwayincharge. The exhibitsincludoa"Low-down

"reaper and binder, "Framojosß "reaperandbinder,"Elevator" reuper andbinder, combined reaper and mower,n mower, itc,all being tho well-known"Bnckeye" brand. In addition therewas abinder of the 18S0 type, toshow bycomparison the improvementsmadein themncliine since then. The mower wasparticularlyadmired, fanner after farmerexaminingit,and listening to a descrin-tion of itssalient points as givenby MrOatway, whodweltupon its excellenciesas a fond mother wonldboastof a favoritechild. Then he wouldpass to the reaperand binder, uud explain to the throngwho stood round the advantagesol thisor that contrivanco or combination ofcontrivances. The working of alt theparts wasshown, and visitors wereurgedto rememberthat the "Buckeye" manu"fncturersboasted that ib was not an all-steel machine,but acombinationof steel,wood, and iron as found necessary forstrength, lightness, anddurability. Theypoint with pride to the fact that over500,000 "Buckeye"harvesters havebeenmadeandare inuse, and claim thatit isthestrongest, lightest, andmost practicalmachine made in the world, having fewerpartsandbeing less likely to get out oforder than any other harvester made.Thesoclaims are for the farmer tosettle,not us. We do onx part in lettingthepublic know of the competition amongthe makers, Near this stand the Landand Loan Company show a Masseyreaper and Under, and Messrs Murray,Roberts and Co. a Hornsby binder (thelatter with a novelty in the shape of arotary crop divider), aud each of thesemachines has its little knot of admirersto whom arc extolled the virtues whichmay bo claimedfor it. The afjents,as inthe case of tho othermachines, are loudinpraiso ot their respectivecharges.and,as wassaid above, the public must judgebetween them. Mr G. Faulknor had afine display of carriage! on theground,there beinj? 25 exhibits entered by thismakor,ondranging from thesulky at £13up (o the phaeton or waggonetteat £55,all fine specimens of their kind. Themwere two displaysof cooking ranges— oneby Messrs Sidey and Lockio and thoother byMessrs Wilson andNorthc. Theformer secured a first pfizs with a"colonial," while Messrs Wilson andNorthe, whoshowed threeline specimensof the "Orion," were awarded a secondprize. Messrs A. JonesandSons secureda first award for a woolpressbyMr Muir,of Mastertou, a feature of whichis thatthe balo can be removed from the pressfor sowing, a convenience that will boappreciated.

CONTESTS.TItOTTING MATCH.

Firstpriao, £5; second, £3; third, £2;distance, twico round the conrso;lOstup,

Mr G. W. Smith's cb m Nellio(M'Kay) 1

Mr \Y". V, Dounett'H br m Jenn(Dennett) 2

Mr li. Cottlo'B binFidget (Owner) ... 3Four others staved.

HIGH JUMP,First prize, £5 jsecond, £3 ;third, £2 ;

lintup.Mr li.D. Tanner'sb r Alma(Gilpin) 1MrP. Wotten's b gTomtit(Owner)... 2MrDudley Kaino'ab gReggie (Owner) 3

The winner cleared 4ft Sin.LEAPING MATCH.

First prize, £5 ; second, £3 ; third, £2 ;listup.

Mr J.H. Williams'ggKelpie(Collio) 1Mr E.D. Tanner'sb g Alma (Uilpin) 'iMrP. Wotton's bk Tomtit(Owner)... 3

Fourteen horses jumped.I,KAPJNG MATCH— PONIES.

Firstprize, £.') 3a ;second, £2 2s;catchweights.

Mr It. E. Beamish's blk m DollyVnrden 1

Mr W. Smith's (? m 5Eight ponies jumped.

PONY HACK.Firet prize, £S ; second, £3; third, £2

distance, 4 furlongs.Mr \Y. Kirkpatrick'a b in The Hat,

list (Owner) :Mr C. Coulton'a b m Disgrace, 12st

(Owner) ■ ... !Mr A. Walton's gr m Chance, 12sb

(Owner) iWon easily, Eighbflthers started,

THE CUP OF KINDNESSIda recent Issue of tho DnDodin Star

wo(,'iivo tho rcßiilb of a voryexhaustiveCliomtcal Analysis to whhh MessrsBuchanan uml Co.'a House of CommonsWhisky was subjected by tho celebratedAnalyistto the Inland Kevenuo Depart-ment, Dr. Bell. We are pleasfid to boablo to state that this analysis was ofsuch a satisfactory nature that tho firmreceived thoolh'cialappointmenttosupplyScotch Whisky to theHouse of Commons—an honor, by the way, much covetedandstrenuously competed for by^thePro-prietors of otherBrands— bub

Tin not inmort^lß to command success,at leastsuccess of this nature,especiallywhen they have to do with a cool,level-headed manof science such as Dr, Bell,who decided in favor of or against thenumerous brandssubmittedtohim purelyon their merits; and as BuchanansWhisky proved itself to bo absolutelypure,wel'-mellowed,ripe, and delicatelyllavorod, it so completelyput tLo otherwhiskies "in theshade" that they werecompelledto takoa"back seat."Itis, therefore,now proved beyond the

shadow of a doubt that the "House ofCommonsWhisky

"docsuob coutaiuany

doloteriousor; unwholesome ingredients,it being blended from the purest and

finest Highland and Lowland MaltWhiskies. A writer in the EnglishSportsman, writingof thiswhisky,adds :"If every licensee! victualler wouldsellauch whiskyas this there would be fewerheadachesandperhapslessdrunkenness,"Colonists would do welltomakeacarefulnote of this. We cannot speak toostrongly of the importance of all lovers"of good spirits insisting on eliminatingfrom "our" midst all those notoriouslyinjurious fusel oil substitutesfor whisky,whicharestocked solelybecause.theyare"cheap," and which are the fruitfulcause of so many "bad heads," bydemanding James Buchanan and Co.'sWhisky, as supplied to the House ofCommons, Kept by all the LeadingHotels, Wine andSpirit Merchants,&o.

172

ta HAWKfi'S BAY HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 16, 18Sl.

PRESIDENT'S CUP.Yds. Yds,

JfiH.Beamlah 80 T.H. Lowry .. 25W. Bonmish .. S9 11. Mason .. „ 21I.F.Maoandrow 20 H.UDonnelly .. 23E.Bronshton ..,28 J.Dovo .. .23H.l* Jail .. 28 W.Froffltt.. .. 22W.Drougbton .. 25 J.Joshua .. ..20SPKINQ HANDICAP.

Ydß. YdsN.HjBeamish .. 80 A.Lyon . _siW. Bearoißh .. S9 M.Maaon.. ... 21I.F.Maoandrow 28 C.Pnrrington

_23B.Broughton .. 2*? R. Goodson .. 23H.L.JUII „ .. 26 J.Dovo .. .. 23J.Poat .. ..25 W.Proffltt.. .. 23W.Broughton .. 25 J.P.Homlin .. 2?T.H. Lowry 25

Alf.T. Danvers,Handicapper.

AT HASTINOa

DRINK NELSON, MOATE^!NoA Pure Teas,Myi

■ '>- v*■ ■ " .-■■■'"ill

N.8.-Hftll-pennylp{r Cnpi .; ■./^,"SM

AT AUCTION. t

ini*vssßHt3& tBOOMSi I

(OppositeBank ofNewSouth. Wales). jSATURDAY,~OCTOBER 10TH,

At11o'clock. yk*MdNTAQUB~LABOBLLBS |

Will sell as abovo, on acoount of various -" ,ollentß- , ?j

1SUITE FURNITURE (new), 1 .#Seoond-handSnltoofFurniture (7pleoeB) . >i

1Bedroom Chost (with plateglass baoWandWaahatand to matob, l.Duoheaa Wlr, IgCheatsDrawers (variouß blkband deslgni),8 , jsiringCouohes. iPpuble Iron tSSSSffe/1 "ISinsll IronBedsteads,4Double SpringMat- ;:\toesses, *BtaSe Spring Matteoeses,IHairMattwialßWishstandsand Wartyßlankete, .HUows, Bolsters,apooOverlays.jnheffonler,Warirobe.Carpets,Linoleum, Cradles, 00^ ,<"erambulator, Dining and Kitchen Tables, .;taringGlasses,Over-mantelMirrors,Singers

-awingMaohtoe,IronFU-e-proofSafe,Saloon g

oSalrsf ASatrian Chairs, Kltohen. Bedroom, yand Child's Chairs,1Tea Beyg'im,e£^!* 1 hMrs and Sauoers, Cutlery, Plated Cruets, /5iJotures and OU Paintings, Yaws. Clocks, ytfflm Bridles,Harn«ss,lloundandOvai .^ablesVblpsy'Kbles,FsWHOS?I"'1"'

Buckets,CoalVases andSundries, :<Oranges, Lemons, Pototoes. Bmn, Oats, -i%%^l'&sii3i»W . -j

Poultry, Anfl -';25 Pairs Ladles'Shoes, 20 Pairs Chlldreirti vj

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1891, iAt12 prompt. .:.-'

montaquFlaßoellbsHas been favoredwithInstructionstosoliaa ,:

above— #■"' "

1PIANO(byStrohmeDger,London) {A TrichordPatentCheck Aoaon.

The Auctioneer doaires to draw special ■

attention to the aboveInatoument, as it is ,?Soiy a flrst-olassartlole,laving taken flrat prlees ab all the late ex-

hlbltions.Also,

1Piano(by Frood,London). >

317 MONTAGUE LABOBLLKS.*

BUS COMPAWrS SALES .^

AT HOLT'S OLD MILL, - = ,'"HABTDiaa-BTiuarr,Napmb.

(

BY .MB R WELLWOOPi :,

At11.80 a.m. :

KntelesrowWedbTtteAneaoneeiatiHaik /Ings, or by the Undoxalgned at Holts OMMillup totimeofBalf.

J K.BKDSTONK03 Manßger,

DAVIDSON, IRVIMB& 00,, £

I^ENEItAL*MERCHANTS ;\XJ ; AND IMPORTERS.

_;

STATIONSTRBBT.NAPIER. 2tß

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th, ,V#pAt2.30 o'cloolcprompt. : --/\*;.j,B|

mraEbaSaS^ib ro9ms" siP. A.HBKMAN AMD 00. ;

Have been favored with *MtraoUoM from4 !}^

Mr Bum(who is leaving the distrlot) to *h;-|

sellthe wholeothis ; . "Vx

HOUSEHOXiD FORNITURB & c#KFFSCTg, SCO. . ,v.r '-■->,Also,onaocountofotherowners- % :jsk120 L V B 120 "I

SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB, '^&0.,«0.' " ' . ;u|

Nowonvlew"lnRooms, . _.-j.p.A. HERMAN ft CO, MS

331 Auctioneers,Hastings. ,j

BALEOF TIMBER, .. "&AT HASTINGB. '.'$

FRIDAY, ai^OCTOBER. .gP. A.HBBMAN AMD 00. |

Will sell—"

" "'ii~~

50,000 bSn??^0IPALINGS,FENCING POSTS, ftc,ft* Y^.

DetaUs Early.P. A,HiRMAN& CO., " ;|

AuoUoneew. .. ■"'-■>201 Hastings andNapier. .;|

■*-%MONTAGUELASOELLES'BALES; :|

P, A.HERMAN A CO.'S BAIJMM

THE Business Premises of 4th|^aßundersigned at Napier and Hasting*.<g«

willbe olosTon MONDAY, the12tolo&|flowtag W Jewish Holiday. :';;;*WIMowwb w p; HERMAN«^^||B358' papier and,HasOi^J|||Sj

* ATAUon6N^:^J;x||§|HSATURDAY, OCTOBER lOTH,X*P;IIJ

At11o'clockprompt. ;il':vs&;^HINTHE CENTRaTsALEROOMB, ";J:JB'HASTINGS-STREET; .;;"£; .::i:4i||S

REGULAR SATUrTmV MAHKOT,BAI* ®|1OF A SUPERIOR LOT OPHOUBKrHOLD FURNITURE ANDSy§JSß',.^BFRUIT, PRODUOB.^UNDRIEB,M»%^Mchandkb, tec,&a '!i\i--:73*mWithout theSuqbtestBBaßßjie.P. A.HERMAN AND oO.\ V^aye been favored with lnstrootfOTß.ftomJ|slS

theirnumerousClients tosellasabove,oftp|HSaturdaynext— ■ -■"' !'-iPjISM1MAGNIFICENT OVER^MAN-5^THL MIRROR(walnut and-goldframefo^Hand bevelled glass), Double and 81ngle%^9

IronBedsteads,Child's IronOotjfDoublaHT«and Single Sprintr, Woven .Wlrev. and>fMFlaxMattresses;EapooOverlays,Kapoo;V«andFeatherPillows,1HandsomeDuoheet .^.MPairand Wardrobetomatoh,Washstands*-yJ9and Toilet Ware (splendid assortment),X^wMHandsome Chestof Drawers (8drawers^ ;;^B6 5 iand 2 drawer Oheso."JtmOafsf^MTables, LookingGlasses: 8 SuitesFurnT.'j|BtureinTapestry,HairoloOi, andCretonnei£SM(eaoh9 pleoes); 8 OhefTonlers, 8 Blde^i-.»boards: Uinlngr, Parlor, and KitopflHi.yaMTables, and Chairsi Whatnots, "Carpeto«::«andLinoleum. Hearthrugs, Fenders ana,,.<|aFireIrons.Ashpans,CoalVases. Austrian ■ MBentßooklngChairs,EasyandOooaslonal" ■..:a|Chairs, Occasional ana Gipsy Tables,. JwBook-oases, Books, Pictures, .Lamps,'fmMVases, Ornaments, Harness (Englishand>;,'-?«Colonial), Saddles and Bridles, Boots,:?XsmClothing, Guns, Tobaccos, Cigars, .Watohes and Jewellery, General Mer-, "|«ohandlse, So,, andaboutlOOlotsofUso» imful Seoond-handFurniture and Utensil*,>.;J|&C&c -

*" ':/'>^?sAlso, -

;■" '>'-.*-■> i' .''■&&12oasesFresh Bananas,Eatingand Copklog:,JApples, Coooanuts, Haras andßaoon. ?e

Tea, Sugar,Flour, Jams,Bisouitt,Onions,.Potatoes((taring ana Seed), Oats, Maize,

-Pollard,tran, Candles, Household Soap.vv,sgandotherProduce,fco., andaquantityof s&3GoodPoultry. , .. ■

"v>i,:§|

Ealeatll o'clocksharp. ■ *^Sp. aThbrman&00,, )*ml

383-

AnoUoneen. :'-'WtPROPERTY SALK. . , ■'

'. '->i"Wm

SATURDAY, OCTOBER10TH, ")^At12 o'clock, -''lH

mraiHAiT»TR^^ :MP. A.HBRMAN AND 66. i^

HavoreceivedInstructions fromthe Trustee- i^oftheFranoeTrust toecUby^Publlo'Any- *tlon, at their rooms, on Saturday,next ,€OotoberlOth- , -?S

ALL THAT PIEOE OP LAND :$situate In Coote-road.Napier,being. ; j^Lot18, of Suburban Seotlon 81, con. -.".sgtaming 25 perches (moro or less), to- j;'j?ggeiherwlthaFlve-roomodHouseantt; .jagOutbuildings thereon, andsubjeet to , fe|a lease of 3S years from the Mth-tof %.:#Odtober,1878, of whloh there arp SO .^yearsto run at the rentalof J5lO per . s|annum, % -.- .'^^

TermsatSale. , ;. '.MFurther partioulars may bo haa from the." j|S

Auctioneers. \ ;§<P.A.HERMAN &CO, .r^s

280 Auocipneerf. -.v«..j"«

SATURDAY, OCTOBER10TH,'c||

Atao'oloolc, ■ - . "\.-gSmTHBRASASisV jsYAKDS> ;-?JIMPORTANT SALBBY AUCTION yM

OB1 » -__"" v-iMK

SHOW BUGGIES(DOUBLE AND,,:M

&o. ■. ■ - ■. "- > " ...a>?3|P. A.HBBMAN AND oO<>:"M

HavebeeniavoredwlttjMteuottoMfcOtd10.FaulknobtosellaValuableLotasabpveat,- ~Mtheir Yards,Hastings,onSaturdayNextr

-sxJM

We begtodrawtheattentlooof Intendlrig -;,>^purchasers to the faot thatrthe▼«$(*»«" -.-^all now and of Mr Wnft<rf*^*?B^/^Qmanufacture, and those deslrlnß Trws,«o^. .;-=-Jwoulddo well tobo presentatmis Wearing ,,'gSale. ■ . " '.. ■ ./'^

On ViewMorning of Sale. ,\ " - , ,p.aTherman&a*. .. ''£$

2W ' AuoUoneers, ^vg

SMALL FARMFOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

TOMOANA BUILDING ALLOT-MENTS.

FORBALB.riIHEUnsold Sootionaarenow openJ. for Selection sib tha'Reaerve Ptloea.,Theyaretheonly Freehold'obtalnable.injMneighborhood andwiUbe aoUTbMj&Wp'tionCash,balance onterms wlthbttiJtWSWb.ForPlanandallpartloulßSßappTyTO^ri^^,

O. Bi HOADLEY &CO;*'

DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.A RICHFREEHOLD

Consisting ofaf\ ACRES, subdivided into SixOU Paddooks, well watered. GoodSovon-roomed House, Dairy, and otherregutslte buUdlnga. Situated tour miles fromBastingsRailway Station. Forprioe, terms,fco., applyco o B mADhaxAjn,Wt \

FOR BALE,PERPETUAL "LBABB FARM,

1OAA ACRES ofGfood Country,_■"4tV" partlyImprovedand,Btookod.A flrat-oIABS investment for £1600 upon easytormi. For allpartloulars«pply to

0 B,HOADLEY & CO.,Agents.

FOB BALE."I KA ACRES very rich Flats,XOU fenoed and subdivided Into Bpaddocks; all woU watered. TMi to oneofJh? beat 'Fattening Propertlei. > HawkeßJay, situated only 6 miles from Napier bj

goodroad. Forprloe and termß apply to0 B" HOADLEY AND CO

MOUNT ALLOWAY ESTATE.guiLD I_N_G SITES.

BHICTIONa 8, 6, 6! 8, AND 9.Al oommandingbeautifulviewsof the Town

ofNaplorand thoBay,ARE OPENFOR BALE BY PRIVATE

TREATY.

forms— One Quarter e»°h, balanoo In I,%and3yean,bearing 6poi entlnteretb.

BeotlonNo.9is awel stocked Orchard andPOBMB o«ipnoolalvalue to aFruiterer,

C. B. HOADLEY AND CO.,*

Agenta

FOR SALE,COUNTRY RESIDENCE

1Q .ROOMED HOUSE, withM.& Stables and other convenient Out-bulldlnga, Orohardß Lawn and Paddookaoovorlog iaoros, Artesian Well, tco. Thev£fc?S Is sltukted at Taradaie, and atpresontln the occupation of MrW. lrvine.Forprice, fee,apply to

C.B. HOADLEY & CO.

241 AORE FARM.

FOR BALE, 241 acres of RichAlluvialFlats, plantedand subdivided

Intosevenpaddooks,mostlydown In Englishgross:splendid oropplnglands smallootfage.Situation 9 mllos fromNaplprbygoodroad.Prloe tSO por aoro; only fll2oo oath downrequired,balanoocanremainonmortgage fornineyears

0. ft HOADLEYAND CO.,Agenta,

NAPIER SAWMILL.FOR 6ALKOR LEASE ON PURCHASINGCLAUSE,

fI^HAT conveniently Bituated Pro-byLuoas and Humphreys,oonßtsung ofHalfan Aoro,withall Buildings, Steam Englno,Boiler, so. Tho Property canbepurchasedwith or without the Machinery at a lowfigure on voryeasy terms. For^k woodanacoal business, or any Industry requiringsteampowor, thore Isnob a ohoaperor botteradaptedpropertyIntheroarkob

For terms, fca, apply toC. ft HOADLBY ft CO|

1iQACRES cf first-class Land,JL:±*F partly Cleared and Fenoed,situatedby goodroad, within onemile fromthe Maogatero Railway Station, and eaßydistance of Danevlrke. The owner, who lflleavingfor Australia, is asking £MO, a lowfigureconsidering the situation and qualityof the land. For ttorm3 and all particularsftPplyt°

GaHOADLEY & CO.

ConditionsandPlanscanbe InspectedupontooB>HOADtB:y&OOii

Agents.

The Insuranco Restrictions are now re-movedandMoney forBuildingcan he easilyborrowed.

0. B.HO&DLEY AND 00.Haveauthority toacoepb privatelytheupset

rentalsfor the unleased Harbor BoardRe-serves,consistingof

BEAUTIFUL HILL SITES ANDBUILDING ALLOTMENTS AT THEPORT.

HARBOR BOARDPERPETUAL LEASES

affinttn»!flp«0.B.HOADLBy & QO.'B SALESATOUALS|pOKSALE

AT BEEOROFT'B.HASTINGS.

" 10TH OCTOBER, 1891(Dayafter theAgriculturalShow).

SALETO COMMENCEAT10 A.M.SHARP0.B. HOADLEY AND 00.

Will holdtheir

ANNUAL SALE OF STOCKOnabovedate.

When they willoffer,Onaocount ofR.D.D. M'Lsan.Esq., ,

Draught 2-iear-old Clydesdale colt"Victor." To be seen at Show,PedigreeatSale.

OnaccountH.H.Rubseix,Ssq,5 GoodHaoks ,1Flrst-olasaLadles'HackOn account J.H. Williams, Ebq,Kelpie, winner last two Agricultural

ShowJumpingMatchesAlso,

Cothetston, thefamousTrottingGelding

: Onaccount Db. Rggd,The Raolng MareBURD HELEN,and

Tutanelal (by Opawa out ofHine-moa)

Onaocount of others.1Jersey Bull,16months old

IS Useful Hacks and TrapHorses,andseveralGoodLadles'Haoks

This isoneof the boatopportunities theyear todisposeofallkindsofStook.

To avoid disappointment"to Clients allStock willbo offeredinorderofentry.

Clients will oblige by forwarding theirentries at anearly date.

C.B.HOADLEY & CO,,Auctioneers.

LAND SALE.MONDAY, IOtiToCTOBER,1891,

At2p.m.

0.B. HOADLEY & 00.Haveba'on Instructedby the Deputy Ofw-

omi. Assignee to offer at their rooms,Napier, In the Estate of James Irvine,Bankrupt— ,ALLOTMENT NO. 6,. WOOD-

X3L VILLE, bolng part of Bnburban See*Uons Nob:126, 137,128, 12% ISO,131, 182,and166; containing1acre.

AJso*INTEREST IN ALLOTMENT No. 397,

near Tauranga, Parish of To Papa,Cook'sCoußty, Auckland, Thelnterestoonsiata of 33 Acres freehold. Theownois of the balance of thopropertyareMeswa H.M'Gowao, T. Wi Porter,M. G. Nasmlth, W. Daly, andG. J.Winter.

For all further particulars apply to theAuctioneers.

Also,PART OF ALLOTMENTNo. 103, adjoin.

IngSection toallotment107, Kilbirnie,Welllnßton, containing1rood.

TERMS CASH.d,B. HOADLEYANDCO.,

AuoUoneers.

LANDSALE,

MONDAY,19th~0CT0BER, 1891,At2p.mi

0.B, HOADLEY AMD 00.Havebeeninstructed toofforat tholrRooms,

Napier,on above date, the followingPro-perties,vlis,:-

FABT OFNAPIER SOBURBAN% SECTIONNO. 67,

1 SUBDIVIDED INTO j

g BUILDING ALLOTMENTS g «

SituatedinShakespearcroad,eachcommand-ing splendid viewoftheHarbor,

Plans willbo issued.Also,

PATtT OF TOWN SECTION NO. 291,being Subdivision D, with SO footfrontsge toHastingsstreet." Also,

PAHT OF BTTBURBAN SECTION NO.11,NORSEWOOD, Tmcapau SurveyDlßtxlot, containing 2acres 3 roods5pcrohes, occupying a good cornerposition,

AltO,TOWN SECTIONNO.835, WAIKOA*

jUsoTTOWN BECTION NO. 117, BLACKHEAD.

TERMS:One-thirdCash; balance in 3 and 6 months

by PromissoryNotes.The Auctioneers will bo glad to receive

fartherEntilestor thisSale.C. & HOADLEY &00,Auotioneors.

RIYEBBLEA HOP GARDENS."COR the convenience of intendingI? purchasers of the Unsold Sections, MrHoadfeywill be prepared to supply all oar-]ticulariiatHastingsonSATURDAY NEXT,the10thhHtanh ,t

CB.HOADLEY & CO.,Agents.

MX R. WELLWOOD S SALES. t<

R WELLWOOD bogs toannouncet that ho has seourod tho servioee of

1r F, A. Bhkath, who will for tho futureot asStook Salesmanand Auotlonoer. Auo-lonSales ot Stook of all dosoriptlons will beleld at Hastings every alternate Wednoß- .;ay,atJoclook. ||iWmiWlOft .F, A. SHEATH, I

Auctioneer. t

ANNUALBALK OF HWBEB.'

SATURDAY,~OCTOBER10th,At11o'clock

(Day after A.and P.Sooloty'sShow).

R. WELLWOOD'

WILL HOLD A

SALE 0 1 HORSES,on thoabovedate, whenhowill ofltor

Dn Acoount of Morars Hockkn Duos., otFollding-

-18 Fbßt-oIMS Draught HorsesOn AooountofJ. and W. Heslop— (

D Superior ilnoxaandHarness HorsosOn Aocount of a Client—

1 Wolght-carrylre Haok, iyrs, by Fou IPlay(fullbrothor toPeter Jaokson)On Account ofMbWarb-

-2 Draught HoiscbOn Aooountof IUJBBRLLBR»8.-

--2 Draught HorsesAlso, onaooountofvarious ownors—1PurcAyrshlroßull2 PureBorkshlroBoars

A numbor of UsofulHaoksR. WELLWOOD.

F. A.SHEATH,Auotlonoor,

R.WELLWOODWill hold" his tvt Bale of

WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, ANDTALLOW,

ONTUESDAY, OCTOBER 27T11,

At18.30o'olock.

FOR SALE,

NORFOLK VILLA, situated ivMoiket-atroot, Haßtingß (oloae to the

Railway Station), containing Four Rooms;watorlaidon. Vory easy torms. Apply

R WELLWOOD.

MR R. WELLWOOD is agentforJosoph Ford.B Soour and Lungworm

Mlxturofor Sheep^ H>3

ASK TOUR OROOBR FOR

N0.2CEYLONTEANELSON, HOATB, tt 00.

101

DR. ALLEN may be Consultedab Mr Owen's Pharmacy from 13

to1p.m.,and athlaresidence,Thompson-road,from 2to 1in the afternoon and Vto8Inthoevening 190

[A OAHD,

MRS A. REID(CertificatedMidwife from QuoonCharlotte's

Hospital),HOSPITALNURSK,

Private Home Hospital,Tonnyson'Streot,Kapler, 36

TEA. TEA. SEA.Q/Wfc BOXES WEW SEASON'S/VW TKA,Best QuaUty.2Bs6dper bo«.tenanda-halipounds.

EDWARD LWDON ft CO.,100 Brokers' Agenta

okaaa TO ADVANCE UPON■WWV MORTGAGE.

One Sum ot £1009One Sum ot £900AndothorBums to suitBorrowers.

107 EDWARD LYNDONft CO

EDWARD LYNDONAND CO."

LAND AND ESTATE AQBNTSAND AUCTIONEERS.

1881. KSTABUSHITC 1861

AGENTS"FOaTHE DIXON INVESTMENT COMPANY

LIMITED-CAPITAL £100,000.LAND TRANSFER ACT CONVKY.

ANOBRS.VALUATORS AND ARBITRATORS.

MORTGAGESNKGOTiAifKDWON VKBXHOLD AND OTHER SKOURITIB&

BUBpllTiOFJT«^OE.IN"*'

PBRTIBS TO BE BUMMITTED TORAUCTION OR PRIVATEBALE.

U«SHAffI^a^QBRSLUTKSALB'

"mammalforh«plfot*on freeofoharge^

FOR SALE.INSTRUCTED BY T.a WILLIAMS, KSQ

NAPIER TOWN* SEOTION 611and part of (10,Hurdinge-road,adjoinIng the Stores of Kinross and Co., inconvenientsubdivisions.

NAPIER SUBURBAN SEOTION 73, sub-divisions21, 23;and 21, onequarter-acreBootion each, situated in the Shakes-peare-road, adjoining tho CorporationQuarry.

NAPIER SUBURBAN SEOTION 73, Insubdivisions sultablo for Villa Resi-dences, overlooking thoBay and butrounding country.

Terms—|cash, balanoe In S or SroarsbearingInterestat7 percont.EDWARD LYNDON ft CO.,

103 LandandEstate Agents.

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,UPONtEASY [TERMS'

NAPIER.— Town Section 379,Sub-division No. 25. Situated InMonroe-

streets,nearSt. AugustinesChurch.EDWARD LYNDON ft CO.,

103 LandandEstateAgonts.

HASTINGS EAST.-Town Sec-tionsS3 and51,quarteracre oacb. All

fenoedinandplanted.EDWARD LYNDON AND CO.,

104 LandandEstateAgonts,

HOFFMAN AND SONS,

PIANOFORTE MANUFAOTURERS AND IMPORTERS

AUCKLAND AND LONDON.FOR SALE OR PURCHASEHIRE.1Piano,Otto Dettmar1Piano,FoUer1Piano,Roeenor1Piano,Manthoy secondhand

EDWARD LYNDON& CO.105 Agents.

E, LYNDONAND CO.'S BAUSB.LAND SALE,

AT AUCTION.FRIDAY,23RD OCTOBER, 1891,

At2o'clock.EDWARD LYNDON AND 00.

Have rooolvcd instructions from GeorgeHart,Wsq., todispose ofon theabovedatetheunder-mentioned

VALUABLE BUILDING PRO-PERTY:

NAPIER.-SuburbanSeqtlons 3,4, and5,andTown Sections3,1,andS, situatedonSponcerandHyderabadroads, sab*divided Into Building Allotments ofquarter andhalf aoreBootlons. Manyof these seotionscommand boantifuiviews of the bay and surroundingcountry, andare of easy accessfromthePort.

Plans oanbe seen upon application to theauoUoneora.

M EDWARD LYNDON& CO.,338 LandandKBtato Auotlonoers.Under Dircotion of the Registrar of the

Supremo Court, Wellington DistrloK atNaplor, and at the Kecjucst of tho Mort-gagees.

LANDBALE AT AUCTION.FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1891,

At2 o'clook.

EDWARD LYNDON &00.Haverecoived Instructions from the Mort-

gagoestodispose of, on che abovedate, theundermentioned

VALUABLE PROPERTIEDT Unless PreviouslyRedeemed.

HASTINGS-TownSeotlon12,situatedInQueon-eb-eer, containing 1 rood, to'getho; with thoBuUdlng of theAuc-tionMart.

HABTINGS-TownieoUons 188. 187,183,192,193, 191, situated ft Eastbourne-Btroot andHastlngs-BtreetandLyndon-road; oontnlntDK 1} aore, togetherwithCatUo Sato Xatds thereon.

HA"STINGB-Town"~Seotlons 105, 201,Easlbonrne-streer, containing 2roods.AdjoiningthoSale Yards.

HASTINGS-SuburbanLot69 andpartofLotCO, situatedatEast Hastings,con-taining SO acres 33 perches,being theFarm latelyin Uieoconp»tlon of MrAmbrosn Wollwood, with good Six-roomed Dwelllnghoußo and Wool-.Washing Shed andPlant.

WOODYILLE-LoU7 and9of SuburbanSeotlon 29. situated InPollen-street,containing1rood80 perches.

TERMS AT SALE.EDWARD LYNDON ft CO,

325 LandandEstateAaotloneors.

PIANOS.

tM Wo havo just unpackeda'Largo j2b[^ ißhipmont of l__i

GO FIANOSIIANDIORGANB,

■■ Making'ourJStook' mm

jgj The Most Rkplktg M

Of anyiMnslo Warehouse in therg\

'NorthIsland.

i___ tb>

■% PIANOS rj*"j From £35 to ISO gulnons,

P3 onaANS*T Froiu!£lo.to 81guineas.

H—

n3ALIi!!INSTRUMENTS:BOLD Ud"ON TnK| *jjj

Hrf HIRB PUROHASB SYSTEM,: V

£T BUY DIRECT FROM ÜB, r^J2 And GCkji Save Twoor Throe (*)tajj "AGENCY. COMMISSIONS.

ORGANS,.

Our Representative, Mn W. BAl{f (lato ofBidoyandBain), will bo In attendance. Pre-sent addroßS-CiiiTEiiioN Hotel. 6

SIDEY&LOCKFEHavo just landed, ex 8.8, "Tokoa,"

BBA OHKEP CHEARS.on A RhEKP J3HEA.RS.

TURKEY ft WASHITA STONES,SpeciallySoleotcdandLong-Suitable

for tbie l'rovlnoo.

SLAZINGEKSTEOTIS WARE

Rackets, Balls, Nets, &0., &o.

CRICKETING GOODB in variety^GARDEN HOSK-Indtarubbcr an" Canvas

Hoythw, Forks, Rakes, Stones andGardenImplomenU

LAWN MOWERS-Pblladolphla.Now Easy,Shank's and Gro'on's

SIDEY i^LOCKIETHE CHEAPEST HARDWARE

HOUSE,HABTINGB.BTREET, NAPIBR.

SOLK AOKSTB KOK lIAWKK'B BAY—Tho "HOO81KR" Sood SoworaTho "DAIBY"CartsTho PatontKorosono Tin StandandF^Jor.

AGRICULTURALSHOW.

MESSRS

REID & GRAYHog to lntimato to t<oir numerous FarmingFrlondsandClloiita that thoy willExhibitattheforthcomingA.andP. Show tho following

Implomonlo,

ALL OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE,

IMPROVED NEW ZEALAND GRAINDRILL

DOUBLE FUIIBOW PLOUGHSDIGGING PLOUGHSLAWN PLOUGHSDIBC HARROWSZIGSSA.G HARROWHOUBK-POWKRB AND OHAFFOUTTKRSCELEBRATED FORCE "FKBD SBKD-

SOWERSAndothorMaohlnory andIniplouionls,

SEEDS.Oats, Uartoy, lUpe, Turnips, Mangolds,

Ryoßr&ss, Cooksfoot, Clovers, So., ot thebestQuality.

AGRICULTDKAL~IMPLEMENTS.Harrowen Ploughs, Soed-sowers, and other

Implementsmade byP.andD. Duncan,Reidand Gray, Booth and M'Donild; also,RoaporsundBtndors, Mowers,&c,&c 312

HAWKE'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,

LIMITED,WIHhold their next saleof

WOOL, SKINS, HIDES ANDTALLOW

ONWEDNESDAY, th OCTOBER,

And Growora are roquestodto forward tholrConßlgnmonts.

Labels soppllod onapplication, 313

HAWKB'S BAY FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,

LIMITKD,

WldE Share List is still open, and-L applications (or Shnros will bo to-oolvodby r qoooh311 Managor.

K§mm.

N.2.L.&M,A.COMPANY'S SALES.SHOW STOCK SALE.

THE NEW ZEALANDLOAN & M.A.CO., LTD.,

WILL HOLD TIIEHI

ANNUAL SALE OFSHOW ANDOTHER STOCK

Comprising Light Draught Harness andother Horsoß, Shropshire DownRams,&c;

ATBEECROFT'3, HASTINGS,At Noon on

SATURDAY, THE 10TH OCTOBER,1891

(Day following Agricultural Show).

FOttSALEOR tTTIEASE FOR THRUIBKA6ON,On ncoountofJ. W. MiraKLr,Ksq,

DraughtColt,3yearsold,by Dircotor,damby Wallace. Nover boaton ina chowring.

Clients will obllso by forwarding tholrEntries asoatly aBpossible.

JOHN ORAIO,Manager.

ALFRED RKID,Auctioneer. 203

FARMERS' ASSOCIATION'S SALES.HAWKE'S BAT FARMERS' CO-

OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,LIMITED,

NAPIER AND PORT AHURIRI.

THE Association is prepared toroodvoconslgnmontsof Wool. Tallow,

Frofeon Mutton.Groin, Potato«fl, Flax,Maizo,Urass Bocd, andother Product) forsalo In thoColonialorLondon Market*.

LIBERALCASH ADVANCEBMadoonGrowingClipß otWoolandProduco

FreoofCommission.Tho Association has Agonts and Cor-

respondents throughout tho world, and astheyaob solely as AgooU, growers canrelyon obtaining Full Value for their conßign*monta,

REGULAR AUCTION SALESOf Wool, Hides, Skins, &c &c.

INSURANCE.Flroand MarinoInsurantooffoctod tl

Lowest Bates.

LOANSArranged on Froohold and Leasehold Pro-

pertieson veryfavorable terms toborrowers.FOR~*SALE,

Atlowest rfltos-Woolpaoks, full weights,51 x 27,£D x 27, 42 x 27;Corosacks, Seamingrwlno, Weeing Wire, Staplos, Stores, andFarmers' Huquisltosof ovorydescription.

MURRAY,ROBERTS&CO.'SSALES.SHOW STOGIE SALE.

MURRAY, ROBERTS AND 00.WILL nOLD TfIEIR

ANNUAL SALE OFSHOW ANDOTHER &TOOK

ATBEEOROFre, HASTItiGS,

ONSATURDAY, THE 10TH OCTOBER,

1891(Day followingAgricultural Show).

STUD SHEEP.AT 10,30 A.M.

On account Hew. Mathkw Holmeb,Oamnru—

6 Two-toothPuroLincoln StudRams1Four-tooth Puro LincolnStudRam2Two-tooth Pure Lincoln StudEwes

On aocount Jno,Rkid, Eldorelie, Oamatu—1TwetoothPureLincolnStudRam

(All to be seen atEhow.)

AT 11 A.M.Clydesdale Stallion Young DugcLilei

Young Dngdalo, by Dugdnlo, damGipsy(Imported). YoungSugdnlo isfull brother to Diamond, who tookseveral flrjt prizes at tho Hawko'sBay AgriculturalShow.

Thoroughbred HorsesDraughtHorsesHeavyandLight Weiffht-oarrylngHaoks

(From Wanganui and Cambridge)Trotting MareNgatoroirangi,by Worry-legs,

Alflo,Somo First-class Buggy Pairs

ALE&. LEAN.201 Auotiooeori

TTAWKE'dBAY JOOKEY CLUB.SPKINQ MEETING.

SBTTLiNGSVrURIMY,10mINST., 2 i.M.,

CUITBHION HOTBL.F. D. LUCKIB,

311 Becrotary.

IJAWKE'S BAY JOOKEY CLUB.SPRING MEETING, 1893.

HAWKII'd 'BAY QUINBAB, of 300 soys,with a swoop of 10 nova for acceptorsadded; second horse to rcoclvo 30 boys

from tho stake. For throe-year-olda(yearlings Ist August, lE9I-. Colts, fob101b; Illllosand golillogß, Sat61b, Nomina-tions, with 1aov to go to tho fund, willoloso with tho Secretary at thoCriterionHotol, Napier, by 10 p.m. onTUBSDAY.lath Uotobor, 1801. Bwcop on night ofgeneralentry,UO3. Ono mile.

F. D.LUOKIB,aio Secretary.

""special bank holidays.

PURSUANT to:tlto terms of tlio"Banks nnd Bankors' Aot, 1880," andtho "Dunns andBankers' Aot AmondmontAct,1882," tho offices of tho undormontlonedBanks at Napier, Hnetlngß, Wsipawa, andWalpnkurau willboolosod on FRIDAY,9thinstant, for theAgrloultural Show.1ho BanksInNapier will booloaed atNoon

on TUKSDAY, 13th lnßtant, for thoNapierPark Race?.ThoUnionBank of Australia,Limited.

G. B. TOLHURBT,ResidentInspector forNow Zoaland,

ThoBank of Australasia.B. W. MORUAH,

Inspector.ThoBank ofNowSouth Wales.M.G.HHIND,

Inspector,ThoColonial Bank of NowZoaland,

HKNRY SIACKBNZIB,Genoral Manngor.

ThoNationalBank of NowZoaland,Limited,W. DYMOOK,. GenoralManager,

ThoBankofNow Zoaland.W. T. HOIiMBS,

837 General Manager.

&«ttfl«g.

TO JOINBBB.IHPENDERS will be received at rayJ- OMoo, Tonnyson-Btreet, up tonoon of

TUKSD4.Y,13 li instant, for Joiners' WorktothoRosldonco of H\ Losan,Esq.

Plans and specifications tobo seen atmyOffice ag above.

Tho lowest or any tender nob nocossarilyaooopted. " D. B. FRAME,828 Arohltoot.

LOST, from the Occidental Hotellast Tuesday, Black Shoep Dor,white

lip on tall, and whlto strip down faoo,Answers tonamoof

"Chief." Finder will re-

colvo£l rewardonloavlng thoanimal wlthMrNeedhsm,OccidentalHotel.— A.Jl'lntybb.

351

gotten.

DRINK PAGODA TEAS.200

NOTIOE.UHE4IUNG will commonco at

Marnokakaho Station on lUESDAY,20th Ootobor. 8*

AET UNION.By PormlssloD ColonialSoorotary.)

HANDSOME FLORAL BEADEDWORST, ,,

DOnflUUOg U follows i-Drapep. Braokots,itiuia uuuhluus, Fire Soreonß, Bridal Gifts,

Sr.o: &o. ,Will bo on vlow Thta Kvoning at Mr Dal-

ton'B,Hastings-Btroet. Tlokotß, to 6d. 848"M°CORMIOK

"

MACHINES.MR MALCOLM (Kxpert) is now

hero. ThoHo having Maohinos, anddosirtng thorn lookod to, are rcquostod tooommunloatoAT ONOK to

SIDEY & LOCKIE,Agonts (or Hawko's Bay

TUB "McCORMICK" REAPERS ANDBINDERSAND MOWERB. 855

THK UNDKRSiaNKD^ARE AGENTSFORHAWKB'S BAY FOR

TAMES BUCHANAN & CO.S

WHISKY.ROBJOHNS, EINDMARBH & 00.173

Why r«y tho same money for inforiorbrands of Flour when you oan buy thoAnohor Roller Milla LllywhltoFlonr in allBlues, whloh will give you turmoio Batlafao-Uon.-|AmT.) 171

[SPRING AND SUMMERSEASON.

NEAL &CLOSEnavo recoived their Early

Shipmonia of

SPRING DRAPERY, Or.OTHINQ,BOOTS, AKD SHOES,

Oy tho 8.8.Rltmitaka,Coctlo,Kldorsloa,Pakehn,lonic,andRuapohu.

NEAL &T CLOSEAroShewing

NEW GOOrS INALLDEPARTMENTS,

Also, toarrlVo (nowovorduo),oxe.s. Tokoa,

51 PAOKAOBS OF QBNERALDRAPERY.

NHAL&~CLOSE,UNIVERSAL DRAPERS AND

OUTFITTERS,HASTING3-.BTREBT 178

3Hum»mr ntg, at.

■RECREATION GROUND.THE BPRING MEETING

OF TltS.HAWKF.'S BAY AMATEUR.ATHLI.TIO OLUB

Will bo holdTODAY (SATURDAY),10th OCTOBSP.First Bvontnt 2.15 p.m. Ladles'Bracolot at

3p.m. Undor thoRules of tho N.Z.A.A.A,

admißßion-Is,**r7¥, rudman.

323 lion. Sec.

ABAZ&aR AND GIFT AUCTIONIN CONNECTIONWITH

HASTINGS PHESI3YTERIANCHURCfT,

IN AID OF MA.NBE FUND,WILtBE nELI) INTnn

TOWN HALL, HASTINGS,TO-DAY (SATURDAY) OCTOBER 10.In addition to tho Bazaar thorowlll bea

Wondeiful Hairless Horao, Wcltthtrg Ma-chine, Fortune Teller, Post Oflloo, SwissChocolata Stall, So.

Bazaaropon tt-day(Saturday) from1to10.Aflmleslon fid. . 170

A BAZAARIN AID OF THEFUNDS OF ST. LUKES

CHURCH,WILL BE IIKLD JN TIIE

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE,HAVELOOK,ON

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 16TIIAND 17th OOTOriER.

Ohoico flpcolmcns of Art andNnodlowork,Glr*y Tub Fish l'ond, Christmas Troo andRcfroshmont Stalls.

Magio Lantornin tho Sunday-eohoolRoom,Oponfrom2 to 5 and 7 to 10. Entrance to

Bazaar,Od;toMagic Lantom, 3d. ■ 310

TtfAPIER BAPHST CHURCH.T A AND PUBLIC MEETING,

Tobo held in WaterworksHall onTUESDAY, OC TUBER S7TII

Tea ontho Tabloas0.30. Tloketa ofadm s-slon Is. Procoods In aid of iho Land andBuUdlngFund. 2cß

San Francisco Mail.GENERAL SUMMARY.

Crawford and Shewn, two eight-year-old boys, in Liverpool, confessed that,wanting the clothes of a playmate, theypufhed him into the water and drownedDim, andthenpawnedhis clothes.

The Scotch landlords,with the excep-tionof theDukeofRichmondand Gordon,broughtan action to interdictindividualswhohud been infringingon their allegedtight of-way rights.

Prince George of Wales will, on theexpiration of his leave,be appointed tothe Anson, the llngship of the Channelsquadron. He will not pass the wintereitherinIndia or in Ireland.

The Prince andPrincess of Wales andthu Duke of Claronca were present af« thewedding of EarlDudleyto Miss RachelGuruey in September, a notable eventattractingthe entire attentionof society.The famous- Dndley diamotads, as theyhave been re-set, consisting of six tiarasandparores, were displayed.

LordEsmalStewartGordon,brotherofthe Marquis of Huntley,findbeir to theMarqaiaate, was declared bankrupt inLondon on September11th. He has un-secured debts to the nruonnt of £90,900,andbis assets are placedat about £8000.

The Queen's healthisreportedto benotgeod,andher physicians regulateherdietmore ptrictly than ever. Visitors find anotable increase in theQueen's aspectasrespects acp.

At the earnestsolicitation of the Em-peror,Queen Victoriawill visitGermanynext year. Daring the visit she willstayat least ten dayß in Jaunns with theEmpress, whosemagnificent chateau willbe finished very shortly.

TheEmperor of Germany is fully con-firmed in his determination to havepassed at all hazards atnext session ofthe Reichstag a bill to diminish andpunishdrunkenness. The Radicalmem-bers willopposeit to theuttermost,on theground thatit isanunconstitutionalinter-ference withpersonalliberty.

Immediatelyafter the Copenhagen visitis concluded,theCzarina and Czarewitch,escorted by an imposing Russianeqntdron, will proceed in the Imperialyaclit to Cherbourg. The French arepreparingto receive theiraugust visitorsina style thathas notbeenseensince thedays of the firstNapoleon.

MauriceCartis,known in theprofessionas "Saul of thePoaenPlay," inwhichhemade a fortune,has been arrested inNew-York for murder, which prevents hisintended Australian tour. A policemanarreMcd him for drunkenness, and lateron tliepoliceman was found with a bulletthrough his bmins, while Curtis was'caught subsequentlywith thenippersstillon bis wrists.

The announcement that tlio Prince ofWales will revisit Tranby Crott thisautumnhas provoked loud outcries fromthe religionsPress. TheMethodist Timesot the 4th September asks if thoPrincehas not a'bingle friend in touch with theBritish people, and warns him that hisconductexcites deep emotion among thomiddleand workingclasses, on whom thestabilityof the thronorests.

Tho newspapers are beginning topub-lish e.nres wrought by the "Holy Coat"—the restoringof eii;ht to the blindandthe curing of cripples. An Abbess hadlitr withered arm restored. Each casereported is snststned by medical testi-mony, bnt the details will not be pub-lished till Iho exhibition of the relic isfiui-lied.

CHILIAN AFFAIRS.The battles in whichthe Congressional

party were finally snccesßfal over llalnin-ceda were fonghton the 14th of Augustat Vina delMar beach andatQaintry, inthevicinityof Valparaiso. The Congres-sional party had the advantage of asuperior general in Canto, who ont-

and out-fought Balmaceda'aforces ateverypoint. When the tide ofwar tnrned against the Dictator, thetroops of the latter desertedand joinedGeneral Canto's forces, making theCongressional army's victory complete.The victors havonsed their victory withgreat moderation, and tho result hasproved that tho Congressional was theparty most acceptable.to the country.Two regimenta of Government troopslaken toCoronel recentlyfrom Coquimboby thetransport ship Imperiale, revoltedwhenthey heard of tbo defeat ofRaima-ceda at Placilla, and shot to death alltheir officers and disbanded. Nearly4000 coal miners joined (hem, andtogether practically took possession notonly of Coronel but of Talcnliana andCoEcepoion. All sorts ef excesses werecommitted, Housesandstores w eresackedand burned, the citizens were shot, andwomen were abnncd. As soon asthis news was received at Valparaisoon September Ist, tho Germau war-ship Sophie, and the British ennboatDiiphuo,were ordered to Coronelat onceto protect the interests of the foreignrexideots there. There is no disguisingtlio fact thnt a bitter feeling ngainttAmericans is entertainedby the success-tul Congressional party, and unlesxpla-catedinsomo wayit msyserlonslyaffectAmerican commercial interests withChili forsome time tocome. Tho generalbelief is thatMrE^an haß beenan activepartisan of Ralmaceda all through, par-ticularlyin the Itataaffair, an<i that heU6ed his influence in preventing tboUuited StatesForeignDepartmentrecog.nising the belligerent tights of theCon-grfssionalieti?. The Chilian ship Itata istobe retarded to thenewGovernmentofthe Chilian Republic by the United"States oncondition that the Chilians aretopay theUnited States a sum equal tothe expensesincurred in the pursuit andcapture of the ship, principallycoalcon-sumed, eiy abont £'20,000. The Juntapositively retueo to pay a cent. Theydeny the right of the United States tointerfere with their vessel at all, anddeclare that were they toagree tosuch aproposal of compromise on the part oftheir Government, it wouldbe a virtualooofeuion that the Uuited States wasMintaiDcd by international law in thepursuit audcaptureof theirship.

H.B. AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUBSPRING MEETING.

(Tips iiy "Si'itiNTEit.")Given fine weather to-day's meeting

uhouldbo wellattended. The entries aremore numerous 'thiiu for any previousmpetiug, aDd the finisbes ehonra be close,MrIvcnoedy havingcompleted excellenthandicaps. Afternoon tea will bo pro-vided for tho visitors by the club. 1willendeavor topick ont the winners.

Maiden Race,— Gorman, \shcroft, andWliitcman should finish in the ordernamed.

Lonß Jnmw.— PercyBhould abont win,withKichttrdeou second.

Mile Race.— This will be a very in-lurching contest. Cunningham, Percy,undJago should be placed in the orderiwuhml.

100 Yards,— This promises to be one(f thebest races of the day,and1thinkliobinsou will just abont win, withlillioltandE.CrowJcy closeup.

440 Yard?.—Eliott's condition ought tomakebim win, withAshcroft and Cowanfillingtheplace.".

Veterans'Race.— Pierce,on last year'srunning, ought to win, but Il'. G..Smith, who is a good "weight carrier^"willpress him closely.

High Jump.— F.C. White will aboutwin,withRichardson second.

Mile Walk.— E. Rudman should win,C. W. Cato and C. 11. Cato filling theplaces.

Half Mile.—

Gardiner, who has im-proved greatly,should win, withJago andCunningham followinghim home.Tlurdlee.— F.C. White on his Sydneyrunningshould win, wit'iRichardson andKnight closeup.

220 Yards.— As this is the lastrace therunningdepends onpreviousraces. Cnto,Elliott,andE.Crowleylookbestonpaper,and should finish in thatorder.Post entries will bo takenforEgg and

Basket Raceand Three-LeggedRace, hoIcannot tip these, and the SchoolboysIknowlittleabout, butIhear Heslopatscratch willhave a very rood chance offirst. I

THE HAWfcES BAY HERALD. S.AfP&PAI' OCTOBER 10 1891,

Dp. Scott's Elootrlo Insolos.ThoiibandH of persons aro wrlllilnar In

dlscußo "who date the contraction of theirdifferentmaladies from catchingacold fromdamp or cold feet. "Keep tho feot warmand tho hend cool." In ordering,elatoslzoof boot worn. PrleoofInsole, postfreo3s.

Otherappliances of established valuearc:Dr. Scotrs Electric Corsets, for bnok-ache,rheumatißin, HluxKich circulation, nndner-vousness; price 7s 6d, 10s 6d, 12s 6d,nnd 17s Cd. Nursing Corsets, 10s 6d;andAbdominal Corsets:post froo, 6d extra.Dr. Scott's Electric Belts for men,17s6d:postfree, 18s. Dr. Scott's ElectricToothingNecklaeos forchildren;price,3s,poet free.ChestProtectors forconsumptive patlenta,or people subject to plourlhy, weakness oftho lungs, or colds, 17s Ud, post free.Electric Generators for weakness of theheart orpalpitation;prlco 3s,post free

From allDrapers, Storekeepers, andChemists, or direct fromPALL MALL ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION

(Copnarof Hunter St. & CustomhouseQuay), WELLINGTON, N.Z.

ACTIVE ACENT3 REQUIRED EVMYWHERE.

TOSTAND THISSEASON!FRIMfiEY,

THE IMPORTED SUFFOLKPUNCH,

■hod!x;No 1699inVolumelit,SaflblkStn*Book}

Kdpflze Inb£ olaesat.the*oy»l Agrt-oulturalSooletvShow. _.._«. .... haFortho* paraoularias topedigras can >»Obtaineda£ Frlmley.

Bout, Mb. -■■■'"-

TO STAND THIS SEASON A*ORISSOGB, THK THOROUOHBRBIJ

ARlfili,By Dainty Ariel;but of Una (aceN.4.Btu&

Ariel hasbeen oneo£-tho moat oonsbtentPnsrfbmers that evermm tfce colony,anaS^'ottnatt/aKwdiooghJ eqnta*balUeonNewZealaqd^aoeooaiMßi Amangsbhis'notable jJerforManoei'maybe SjSj*0?*?

?mne^«o?»:SS^r^O»maru Autumn Handicap;InJB7B andW» .lie again suooeeded» to appropriatingb»Auckland Oup» having thus,woo toe rw»t!iy?tetolfc thoronahteea naiM,« 8«half-bredmares. "*

KAIWAKA.

dam of Mungaohana.;J^waka.swOSlU'withimmense bans andsuwtanoe,,ana pooSr an ttoddent »bould hayeleiimatedtt?

MeedsothlahalfbrothafMangAoßarte. Fromhis breeding.tad aroes^oei'HMwakaM

i enilnenUyßulted for gerangweigM>oarryin«1 haoka,hnnterv, oarrlags1 h^UwUlnirfwiththlßhor«einflritroU«; Terms— «B loseaohmare/

Applytot.ronreoN,

) Qroom-in-oharge, .llf CrfaoKe. .I ■

'4^TPHAT JKPOBTED, ffl|K ChYDWBOJfWIBTALUON,

JdJqxCIjJLLN. l/UJNtrJcUCiDO,WIUStandthisSeasonat,

r .'" MARAKKAKAHO.BBRLIN CONGRESS li a bright bay;

i stands about IT bands, Jrtta good flat tanerl' «plenmdfeaKandfloetemper.^Heiraabre4\ by Mr Ralston CWimo^Tßtraurwr. an*i gained soaoDd prise at! the Strathendriclc■ Society's Bhow, and flrrt P»<M. ft.lP'Sl*i HewasimportedtoHawkeyBayP7Jp>J*.P»l M'Lean,Bsq.. hftvlwi b«eu selected at tin1 Highland Boclety1*Bhow,aoDnmMoß, whewi he wasaprize-taker. Berlin Oongrcv togf, LordLyoo,onb of Jean; Lord Lyo&.orasi Hercules, out of Poppet; Sir Heroulesbyi Bob Roy;'Joan by Viotori ■(VictorbyDru«. more Farmer, oat of Tibbie:T.Dxumora

-i Farmer by "lanoer, out otliumlookmarej;i TibWobyßODertßninß,on6of Snsle. Lor*

Lyon sained first mrlM ao the 'HighlandaSociety^Bhow, theBauflihiroPremium, the' Forfanhtre Premium, and is allowed tobo .oneofthebettbreadingstallions inBooUaaaat thp present day..'Mr.'HtoniMjna» ,noted p&e-taker and. fteMlAjs^ breedinghorse, BobRoy was a famed stud staUlon,some■;of hta wt-lndudlnß .PWok, I«f-,oooupledeminent PoajUwwwejthowtUK.Jeanwas thedamotseveraJhlah.prlMdoOOTand fllUes..Viotor BainedTflnTprte a*.Btranraer as a two-yearold,first atRhenvDfatrtotShow whenthreejreanjold/ieoona ;twofirstprixesatQ&.CB House,andsecondas 'the HJ^hland Society's .Bhow at Stirling;he alsogafiedsilvermedalfor being thesotof thebestyoungstockatStrtraraer. jTlbbM

andnearly as manymMals,and -wmneverbeat only by.her, daughter. Tibbie,abovs)mentionedXumlcokmate,' gained flrrtpruaat the Highland Society and-local 8how»untashewasIS years old, I*Jfin taus.ge)seenBerlinOongress is desoeudea from insunrest strain cf Clydeidales that canMfound in' any oouncry. which has BeenprovedinHawWs Bayafceady.-„.,_,,_

Terms-Five Qulneas eaoh.mare; twooe,more(the propertyofthesame owner)asper

"SoidGrass Paddocks, free,of cjMk«L«gsix weeks,after which8a per ww^JE^bPoharged. Kveryearetaken,bntno nspOOBbUlty. . - ■ .

Further parOonlareapply to■TAMKHBBMPLB.

110 . MaraekSaho,

TO STAND THia SEASON AT MARAK-■ KACAO STATION, ... r

I^k ffliHE Pore-bred OJydear<<Mqm X daleßoUr^ (

■ ■

Imported byMr HughRak, to AMteslU, .torn ,-, "-..,..BRITISHLIONIsadark dapple-bayhorse.

- ":stands IThandshigh,B.Tears,withJmmenseboDeandplsntyofhalr/bi Argyle«SJ7. YoU

-VU, dataDirling,byPflnooof WainMLVoL .XX * grand-dam 'Msggle. by jAWhen& "

(M, Vol.L),damJean,byLouie^Tam(508,vol. 11., page 833) :t grand..dam Jean, br

'

Smith'shorseLantsJock (Mi.VojUl.KbyOfflClyde (SH, VoilXwinneroitMriTwlMatas,Show,atAberdeen,inIMB,:byScotsmanPM.VOLL); LondenTam(«B,Votll.,Wto. miwinner otKlnttrepremiumforeeveraj ■

1 aeasons,by Tomr w«Bt^ (U^"VoJ, m,winner of flntprlnas atwo-yeaiHHaa*to«H.B. Show,atGlasgowIsUi&, -x

'. vfalee^^VoLL),whichhor»el»ooneid«3"to.be oneof ih»

ftbest stoacSg^Ttath*;i world;hewaagotbyOeaena(»VoU.UnJ

ot Darlioki or Samson, alias Lagarfa Twini im,VbLtkbyli()fty(^VAirwlnneroe; firstprize asa three-year-old atSubShow.,

General (S3,VoLLdwinner.of flrafrprise abtheH.B.Show.atlovcrness la VSS,jn»jm

i by the far-famejji «t Walter Sopttrfflr,YOU1),winnerof firstprae at tieH.B, Show,allDumfries,in1860,and firstat thegreatinter*nationalshow held atBatteisea. General*dam, Haggle,aliasDarling,gained firstpnnat theBUrShow,atGliaftw,to1857. -

Prince of:Wales Oti. vol.1),gainedflnn ♥prize at toe H.B.ShowatAberdeenInIBM:firet at Eelso iv 1873,and first at the greattHoyal Show at Manchester." and when 18revsold>c wassoldat the late MrDrew*sale forMo guineas. ' ' ; '

British Lion's grand dam wastrotby the-famous Loohend,Champion,.(ÜB, ■ VoL JXsainedfirstprize in theH.H.1ShowatPerthin1881; thedoldMedal of the same societyatKehwIn1863,andtheOlasgowpremiumlo1865.

' vThe above proves "British Lion to.badesoendedfromthebeetbloodInSootlandos

Ihe" colonies.< On his first appearanoeon»i showgroundInNewZealand in1886he took

first prize and Champion,at Oamaro. In, 1887he tookfirstand.Championat the South1 Canterbury Show at Timato,:beating nine; othen, and also taking;President's prise, of £25. In the same year he took first and

ChampionatPalmenfon.Booth. In, JBBB hatook urstand Champion atTJmaru. 'In1888

Palmerston BoTitn" and la 1880 first and' Champion at Palmerston Bouth, .beeideomanyotherhonors toonumeroustomention! Four, two-year-old oolU by British Lion; weresoldin theBonthIslandtogotoSydney'

at800guineas each,and800guinea*,hajibeenk refused tor a yearling ooit owned by B.WiIBJS& -nosBrltt* UK

IgetteMoboonoofthebeerentlres ever lm<' P°Tenns-JJ7 7s to a Umlted numberotap.. proved mares; two ormore(the booa fidoI property ot tho same owner) as pec.agree.| ment. *■

j^^ rpHE PTJBEtBREDr|WHP OLYDBiabAliit BNT|RK

*

MABQUIS OF SALIS-BURY,. b^.U»W'»^w b^gSdlSSdamJennyDeans.

MAHQUIBOF SAlisBURy Isof a riohi baycolor, stands I&S handshigh, with to-r raoneo bono, great quality, and (Vleniua, aotlon, ?tre of dam. Governor, bred orr RobortCharecrs, Bsq,,Batt Talon,took first,> prize and Champion at North:Canterbury1 ahow In1683,being thon 18 yeanotage,anar then went to Sydpoy. Urand-dam Jean,by. Kettle's Wallace, imported;great-grand-dam

Jess, by Champion, Imported;' areatwreat.grand-damBteJen.imparted. Hire,the tar]" famed Lord Sallsbmry,,who oarrted an un.

[ beatonreoordInNewZealand..~ ,

MARQUIS OF SALipURT was shown .In DunedUvaa a:ye»rilwr,' where he waj «^

j awarded first honors, andas a two-year-old.L ,was,shown attheTaJeri, wherohe\took flrrt) 'honorßaflwnßQ.nineoompot^tors.'lntheßamQi yfifty jifl 'tjOOK 11mil AOQOfB Uv1'trflUfffli^s ftXv^ff

whichhewaspnrohase&forHawke'sßuy-Terma-fIS Bt, twoor moreMares, aa per" agreement. U*

[—;'

JBMk THE PURE

W^B*vtfbrkdamb?uc!an

KENTUCKY,By Berlin.'(lmported), dam Fanny Bell.

Torms-M Se, tiwo or'more. Marisas per isgreement, ■ . ... iw *-

qiHE WELL "KNOWN| jHUsW A IMPORTED !

Vl^ltf THOROOaHBRBD, KNTIRB,

i GLADIATOR.1 Torms-£! it, two or,moroMarte as per" agreemenb

'IK

i AJBL^ripflE,WELL-KNOWN[' =B^s PURKBRHDPONS'.; LOIU) PAWCERSTO3ST.; Terms-fi3Bs, two or mow Morel as ptf! Torparttoularjiapplyttol . ! "" -'

JfofflttWl,-THE BIBBS OFTHE SEASON1

r£O STAND THIS SEABON AT DUART, HAVELOOK'Mfc. THE FOB-OWING THOROUGHBREDBIBBS-Ifei CRAWiFORD PRIORY,JOlimEm, Bredby SirThomasElder,MorphettvUle,South AttfltrtJla. j

PED IQREEi-SmhS tnnt.»«ii SlrHeroulea|Sa| fwiSno^X'^^^ IriahßMcatoher Gulcololl

o^B*l St Leg*"!) Kchldna Koonomtat, by Whtokerg£§S (Emperor 01 MissPratt,byBlaoklookS* §_. StalQonß, and

— :-9g| *}«> of Blair Bnltan,bySeUm.oSa" Athol and „ . , Qleoooo Trampoline,byTramp ■.■6 f%4§ brother to Pooohanlas . *^ **;A SmW'h,1"1 Marpessa Muley.byOrvllleIftjf toKtaft . .. , Clare,W,Marmlon

tfi&&B_s,M,W» »w«« ::o SQS I v-i»"»

' Langar,by ScUmS&^O-I Vulture KU&by BustardSg^f? LadyMary , „... Bedlamite, byWelbesk ""

|«|Jj| BpUlvote J^j£ Kllsa Leeds,by Comus

b| Albanß? am° fat terandTiam of Eleotion,byGohanna ■

a° ' xoddington, win. Stamford mareg : nerofuorby)"

Nowmlnater ronuhstone(m (winner ot St. (slraotJnUot,dama « rßor< ,T

ThBvmo9lM1

nila'i?nm" Camel,by Whalebone§ thTSorldTe? SSbft1 'Hoot *"*** *"»'« Uenr'

j£ -j Baw. Sire of Ooldsborough.a » j,,^t. Klnosem, winner Beaming (great "

o | Adventurer Of 64 races,Good performer, and „. „__♥__h-u.--.tn,.3-

wood Cop, and racedtUIsho waß KvSSSS'.Sf£SRStS_-_nO h wasnoverboatoa) lOyr old) Tomboysdam.byArdrossanft g BmlUuß Orville, byBenipgborough5 £ Palma

«■"""««" Emily,byStamfordK R Manganese rDI

ffranniwnn Partisan,by Waltong g (yranadamof BTanoosoa MissLetty,damby OrvlUo_ &?*&££ " SlrHoroulea .. J"^*« ?nldhe $&"h"***■QnlCcloU

lock.wlnnerof Flight,by IrishH-oapeBt.Leger.Tho Tomboy Jerry.by ßicolensko ,groateet rao- Moonbeam Beeawlng'BdamIng lamlly In Lunnlln Prime Minister, by tianohothe world) -.unauo Mania©, by BhntUe

CRAWFORD PRIORY la abeantUnl rloh golden chestnut hone, without any whiteoxoopbasmallstar, standing15hands 8Ihohes,withsplendidbone,substance, andbeautifulquality. It will bo seenbyhi* tabulatedpedigreethathis bloodIs undeniable,asonbothudes ho claims anIllustrious line ot TwoTnousandGuineas, Derby,and St.Loser winners!Crawford Priory combines tie whole ot the famous runningstrains, including,as'theydo!thatof Irl«hBlrdoatoherandTouohstonothroughBtockweUandOrlando,andtheTouchstoneand Blr Benralea throughNewmlnßter andIrishBlrdcatoher. He also baa the stralos otRlddlesworth, by Kmltius, and any othis descendants arehighly esteemed,andiuiUraotheirgenuinenessbolnguniversally admitted. j-«m/ w»,

GANG FORWARD (sireofCrawfordPriory)hasprovedoneof theareateatnicoomeaasaslro inAustralia,Mbstockalwayaroolialoghlghpricesinthepubllo salering. """"">-■>

PKRADVUNTUKB (damofCrawford Priory) never threwabad one,four ot her foalsrealisingTwoThousand81xHundredand Thirty Guineas.Owing toanaccident whena yearlingCrawfordPriory wasneverraced,buthis(oilsisterand brotnor-Conjeoturo and Guesswork-fully maintained the reputation of tha family.The latter was a real goodraoohorse, his defeatby anosebyCommotion for the ChampionRace,Inthefasteebtime onrecord,beingonoof thomostmemorable eventson theAustralianTort. BothOonjeotureandGuoiswort,after finishing their rac'n: oaroor,were putUDtoauotlon andsold to thesamepurchaser, the former roallslng1000 guineasand the latter1100guineas,CrawfordPriory willbe strictly limited toSSapprovedmares (luoludlnghla ownerW andthere isno doubtthoneatsneoeesaoblovedby Hermit, Chester,and otheroolobratedsireswasduetothis limitationof mares.Terms -0guineaseachMaro.

'BiHE HIGH,CASTE wdcomw bomthebestracingfcmllyta theW_gl. A IMPORTED ARAB AustralianColonies,and,butforanaooidenVW*|n STALLION JT?014 "fT? cm--»M<» «>e deedsof hisiUus-11fc fIr nurra a nw tnous relatives. '

Ada^ywlthbSckSlt^Thf^Aus. Tenm-gynlneaaeachmare.traladan

" says:-"ThisIsoertalnly themostbeautiful Arab^horse evor Imported, lie a. OENBBAL THORNTONstands about)1« handsandhas Immense bone _-.«-»-,„",« , „,Twith plenty of BUbetancs and quality all U« __W A,PlMn?iß'lX"p,)

—NeUy

ovor. HeIsacknowledgedtobetheverybut lt_-TO M»ore.{lmp)by VolOgenr.tteArab that everraninIndia, a proof of that -"■'■■(■"-]*'011.80.nmoh sought afterbeing thatatonemeeting inCalouttahehad now. NeUFMoore Is dam of the hmouano l?ss than threewalk overs,the

"Indl4n l^pMg}.and Oo""^^*W& 1£ B(W

Iwas

Uerald remarkuur "No owner oarlns to refused,and attholast BylvlaFvfc saleMragainst the mat Craaader atwefght- «oUan paid 1135 guineas for Nelly Moor?.fo^TtheDese^ V^S^J^^SU^SSISS^& Ml

resulted Ina walk' over? Crusader wonthe brotherjtothat greathowe Chamant, winnerDehtaDerby,UmballaDerby.DesertBtakos. oftteMlddlo ParkPlateand TwoTTiousandA«lan Plate,Madras Derby,and many other Qu^oas, and; half-brother to Baron' d-Or,

retlng from tho^f8 & unbeaten iSWSMSS^SSSSXSABaiadin, a eon ot PeKasus, an Imported Jn NowZealand. In conßequonoe ot a split

Arab, won the AustialSnCu^ boattog a hpof General Thornton wasputoutof work,Bold of seven horsos. the 21 miles being butIsnowthoroughlysound,roverid

"4miS ISSc, whill it took th. Apremonfs.was second on.the list)ofwin-

famousLurilne imhTi&eo to win the sams nlngsireß during the lasttwosoasons.race. After two dead heats for this,evont Terms-6guineas eaohMare.Snladln beat tho Flying Dutchman, havingrun 8| miles during the afternoon.:This __,_,_, -,„.„-»„-».,,-„_„-,_.,-,proves thotaot that araoehorse can be pio- OpHE GRAND CHAMPIONPONYduoed from thefirst010*8otthe Arab. JL BTALLIONOFNEW ZKAL4ND.Daowojith,onoof thebest racehorses of

__-»-,--,„,, «w. -.--_»«.

his day In Australia, and winner of tho fSJS--. ?BINOB QHABMINGGroatMetropolitanStakes,Smiles,andmany \M_ZiVJt (Imp,). .other races, was a groat grandson Of an kfllKv Of the best Norfolk TrottingArab. Blood.Those who Intendtobroed for Indian re- Bred by Arthur Jervolso Sootr. Ksq., otmoun'B woulddo welltooonsider thotollow- RntoorncldPark,Bnsland, andIs by Porfao-Ingremarks byRogerp.Upton,lateCaptain vonuon (winner ot the Champion Prfco. openof tho Oth Lanoers:-"The French had to to tho world.In the Pony^taMon daseTatdiscard the Europeanhorse whenin Africa Islington throe yean in s-ooMsion andAnd remount their cavalryon suoh horeeaof wasnevorboaton) out of Cinderella(winner

'Arabbloodas they could prooure, and' these of first price ad the Royal Agriculturalcarried a welgno of twenty-five Btono show held in Buffolk). Prinoe CharmingGanoral Dumis may well exclaim. 'Now,a lg a dark brown, and is the most charm-homo that Ina country ofloa rough and ing Pony Stallion in the Southern Ueml-difficult marohoe and gallops, asoenda and gphere; waa winner of the prize in thedescot.ds, endures unparaUoled prlvatlonu, Pony Stallion ClassattheRoyalAgrianlturaland ooca through a campalga wlih splrir, tjhow,Kilburn, Kngland, and is winnerotwithsuch aweightonhisback, laheor isho aevontoou firstprites in New Zealand,hold-nota war-horseI1" lnu an unbeaten record. HU Stock.hareThe Arabian Is a racer, a war-horse, and takon prizes wherever thown.and his bod,hunter,atiding horsepare-oellonoe. AUadlnrnowholdstheChampion CertlfloatoKarly applicationsaronecossary,assevoral [n the South,mores aro Dookcd alroadf to Crusader 'from Atthobreakup of the oolobratedCobhamAucklandandother outsidedistricts, andho stud Perfection (sire of Prinoe Charming)Is poaltivuly limited to 35 approvod maros was sold to the CzarotRussia for an'enor-(lnoludlnghisowners'). roous flgurd. Bis oovetlnk fee In England

Torms-6 milneas DachMaro. was10guineas,showingInwhathigheetlma-■ tionhe w«s hold in that oountry.whon the

»vj^ LORD OF THE ISLES, ususl feo of aponystallion therela onlyonewußwh B>" Ynttondon, dam Nathalie Terms-! irulneas oaoh mare. Limited to

JWTy« (Imported), winner of tho Au»- 25 mares(Inoludlnghis owner's). '

■«SiipeAut trnfian Cup, 2i miles,and other .'rncee, by Warlook, winner of the Groat Kvery carotakonbutno responsibility.St. Leger. Yattondon. winner of tho N.a— The above horses'.terms havebeenSydnoy Hold Cop, 2 miles, Craven Plato, nlaood at the lowest possible fee, as an In-nrd other raoee, was sire of Grand ducemont to breeders to breed raoehcrtes.Flanour, Chester, Jav'lln, \atterlna, and Indian remounts, cross country hones,an-other noted performers ot the turf, also weight-carryinghaoks,a class ot horseverygroudslro ot those oqulno wonders Cran- much required. Maroe sent to the abovebrook, Carlyon, and Aberoorn. Nathalie, horsos must bo paid tor and removed onwinner of tho Australian Cup,i\ miles, so., nolioe of stinting bolng given.- Any Haresoutof RosedoKloronoo,dam ofMarlbyrnong, missinghutseason willbe servedtree,but»Ferryman,Fennella(dam of Mote),andKing ohargd ot JBl will be made for grazingandof thoRlug, sire ot First King, one of the attenda&oe.hlstorlohoreoß ottho Austr.iltan turf, winner . For further partloulars apply to theStudof twoChampion Racoe, theAustralianCup. Groom, orto 'V R.0.8tLeger,andmanyotherraces, lord .ALLANM'LBANoftheIslos Isapowortul andhandsomehone in Duart,Haveloo

»tmm.TOSTANDTH.B BKABONAT TO STAND A^THKHOLLOWS

HABTINaS. ?URK OLYDBaifflSftj^^ rpilKThoroughbred StaU qfe-_r% ■*■ DALKBNTIRRHORBK

_OT-HENCHMAN n_EUKITOOKDOjr.AX

-1-

A1 vu.JU.-in, KNOCKDOV wiUtravelthroughHavelook.S-itrd. by Buz- gS^ogSSSf ***"***" **"*

g MtehSp, byShut- MoC6XihtngtA-

t0 toI»MXor M2 a He Paddocklng will be provided for maresa n Ofvlllo by ben- brought from n dlaUnoo for three weeks,-

nanshtero( Ingborough after which 2iOd per weok will boooargod,uaugnceroi Rosjaina,by Dlok All caretaken, butno rcsponßlbUlty.i Andrews ForPodlgreo coo Card.3 „ Lottery,by

~ Terms-ainglo Maro,«3 10s; twoor moro» S nnt Annhnr Tramp Mares, ts per agreement; payable on ora IShoetAnohor Morglana iff

"beforeIstJanuary,U9i

SI Mnley JOHN MILLER.« Bay Mlddleton, UJ Olive.

1 3 DaughU-rot mtooM n

I comus. by'so" 'I^O STAND THIB BEA< .Humphrey txtm «3_fci=a* ■■" 80N -*-11 w« STOOICBI Junker C^kerina^ .Iff*; STORTFOBU IX,D_E.

% Uirvantee,by ir \it\ ThS|Puro>bred Katlre Olydes.I"3 Morpeth'sdatn DonQutsote daleHorse

f*

iTTbTH OVERDRAFT,5 ia rouoastone "£«£?**' 15&k"

S g MasterHenry Violet, by Sir Colin Campbell; Sir Colin"S « PAntxFnonKv CampbellbyKingFergus (Imported), out ot

'A *£ „ . CMtrel Sootland's Prldo(Imported)., O Brocade Bombazine by Scotland's PrUo gained tho flrstpriMas3 <TtonMbolt the best thrce-yeaf-old at thb Eflghland

g_ ai ..ln".?~r^r Soolaty'B Show,andalflo(hePrinoeotWales'm Swi?'wSllJSl> y Drllß of10 gulooaator thebeat mareIn theW a Blrdoatohor h?i?r°h ffVh yard. Overdraft'o dam.Highland Mary,hasO § Qnlcololl.by Bob onlysuoouaibod intheshow yard toher own

3 Booty mother, Violot(damofLordOasUereaghand* ~ Koonoinlst, ny Lady Burdotte), who was shown fourteenK _JJ uu.. Whttker timee andwonthirteen first prizes.. Ig «-"'«na MlwPratt,by Itwillbe seen by roferonoe to theaboveB S Blaoklook thatOverdraft Is closolyrelated to thobest% n,. k-a.u~. horsesIntheworld. Hegainedfirst prisesag _ Bull_n,by Sellm a yearling at Tlmaru, first prbeas a two-

-1 e<j uionooo rrampollno,by year^old,and firstprize as a three-year-oldatun-r« Tramp theHawko'aBarBBow.2 J ~ O/KRDRAFT was Imported to Hawket,' c s -Muley.by Orvllle Bay by Tiioa. Tanneb, Baq>, andstood at3 o UarpeesA ,„ „k~ Rlvorsloa,where he proved himself a sure; r (k v Olaro,% . and good foal-getter, having left First and'

1. M"1"10". ohamplon Prize-winners and horses that' 3 Whalebone, pro-, havealways fetchedtop priceat anysales.2 § p-mni tbortowhuuter Terms— Four Guineas per mare. Two01

: > S tlollmmare more as per ameemont. Good paddopklnj; a 5 oamum-> provided froo tor onemonth, after whloh*« I MosTerHenry,by per weekwillbecharged.' -I Orvllle Forfurther partloulanapply to, g *. Banter 80-*lo.*,'*.-*,* W. STOCK: or1 3 Aloxanfler ADAMMUNDBLL," S Je"y by. -„ IW Hastings.» o Bmolenskofh- Tomboyl Beeswlng*B dam .

fi s^ 52- TO STAND THIS SEASONofe Bustaru, 03ITo?f_nnddo?amOlympiad BTOBMOBD LODGB. HASTINGS" KplrusandKUßj mH_TTHOROTTGH.1 IKNCHM4N is a dapple brown..tandsa X BRTO BT_JU_W

ra°?aVc«oaino8 onlyB?»t Bwtfi?^ JCSLEXOHAIfGJ3,1 whlohhomet withanaccident wMfhoa-soa B Bf> QBorg0

_Rn

-00 (|mp) byDollar, hoi

hispormanontrotlroroontfrom the turf. dam jnnonohe Djrtho Baron out of Fiction,Angler's atud fame Is too weU known to bjr Ro_ft,

Qak Qf ph-8io_w_D0_w_DooepUon, bj

needoontment. p»wn_nn Uefonoo— Lady Stumps, by Tramp— Ursula,HKNOIIMAN Isown bw"l6rt?Aob.lnSo," by Oorvantes^F_nny, by Wr Petor-DlomodCruapo.fllroofNavigator and Wdontanais _'He9demolla by Mars-o-Youosr Ha«, bj

Msofull brother toOnyxdamofNordenfeldt. Bklm_HBg D

- trab-Bbony, by __Me»-, HKNOHMANla the Biro of lot* of good ouabo-^Ib/BMto.porformers, among whom aro Barnardo, *" *Stookwoll, Tho Charmer, Lady in-Waiting, flT> qHOrqk (brother to Chester)by Yat>) and others100 nutnoroua tomontlon. tendon— Lady Oheeter, by Stookwoll out ol

1 FKB-ForThorougl^dMares.lOKulneasj AnstreybyHar_«way__[ forHalt-brod Mares,5guineas. RXOHANGR (whoIsfull brother toMerrie— — , . England)stands about15 hands8inohes, and

Good Paddocklng provided froe for one jg^rowniooSor. HewiUbe limltedto«; month, after whldh Two Shillings will bo Saros;and aS not proving iv foal will bechargedpor week. servednextseasonfree.All oare takon of,'maree bnt;no responßi; TKRM&-0 guineas permare. GoodPad'

blllty. dooklng aoootnmodatloa provided freohfoi' ,. one month, after whloh Two Shlllingsipei; Fo furtherParlloulareapply to week will bocharged.w a n'ATHAM All oarotakenbutno responsibility.„, W<B# Haiunas. For furtherparUoularsappl.y to

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Hn „n „ tt tt nttt» a FrrZTHJBiROULKS wffl be at the serviceENRY HUGHES, of breeders on and after Septetf-}* IstM.1.M.E,, M.S.A., - Terms— FourGuineasforeaohMare;gua_ui<PATENT AGENT tee six Guineas. Oroomage fee ««, payable

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WILL Stand at the Proprietors'Stud Btabloe, Hastings, H.8.. whenovery faolllty will be afforded to ntilteo theeorvfeos of this groat son of Traduoer and

Uammook. Aamore than half his oomploment laalroadybooked,earlyapplication mi)bo necessary to secure sorvlco. PreferonoiKlvon tothoroughbrods, onlya limited nunrbor of approved crotsbreds being taken,Ooodpaddooklng prorlded at Is per wockdry and wot mares bolng kept in separatepaddocks. Special oare taken of mares Infoal, tofoal, and after foalinir.FKKB-Blnglemiro10 guineas;twomarosIfguineas;threo maree21guineas; fournuroe28 guineas. Whoro more than four, and foiguarantoes asper agreement, Groomage tn,Terms Cash;orapproved P,N,duo Ith Janu<ary, 1893,

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PATRIARCEPATRIARCH Is a rloh dark bay.with

black points, standing over 10 hands, onshort low withbeautiful flat bone,eplendidfoot, extraordinarily imndßomo, showinggroat quality, oomblnod with strength andsubstanco. remarkably good oonsUtuUon,-and docile temper; la by the far-famedYattondon(slro ofDagworth, Javllr,Horou-lee, Chester, Roodoo, St. Qcorge,&cidam,Days of Old (Imported) by Irish Bird.oatobor;dam,Lays of Yoro,byCldEngland,&c Yattondon, by Blr neroules, dam Cas-sandra,by Tros(imported), outof AliceGray-byRous Kmlgrant,damUulnare(Imported),Brand d»m of tho ronowned horso Barb,P.AI'RIAROUpossesses Australian Sit Her-oulcabloodthrough his sire, and IrishBird,catcher blood through his dam, and hisbrooding cannot bo excelled. Ho Is ownbrother to the oelebratod racehorse Fit*Yattondon,who oarriod Sir HoroulesRobin-son'scolors to vlotory so often inAustralia,Days of Old, his dam, wasalso the dam ofRoseof Australia,ono of the grandest andgarnesb of Australian turf performers. Sheran the famous Fishhook toa head In thatmemorable straggle for tho Sydney Cup,havingseventeenof the oraek horses of theAustraliancolonies behindher,amongstthornsuoboolobrltlcß as Tim W niftier, Volunteer,Tarragon,Yattendon,TaUyrand, She isalsoownsister tothobeautifulmaroDays ofYore,ohsmplon prize-taker at tho Sydnoyi Kihl-bltlon, open to all tho Australian oolonloa,PATRIARCH was a very fast and gamehorso. His performances woro to win thoRandwlok Nursery Handicap, tho VictorianRaolng Club Handicap,seoondfortheSydnoyCup, giving a year and 2b away to thewlnnor(gotbyYattondonalso), and finishingIn front of Aco, Dagworth, and thirteenothers. Owingtonn accident asa1-yoftr oldhowas thenput to thostud.

PATRIARCH 4b tho slro of Couranto,winnerof tbo Grand National Hurdle Raceat Chrlstchurohin thefastest timeonreoord,and sevoral other important ovonts; also,

ilvol, winner oftho Wellington UurdloRaooiLiberty, wlnnor of tho Hawke'sBay JockeyClubHurdleRaco. Ho also sired Premium,Donald, Nap, Sra, winners on the flat andoverBtloks.

AU care takonbutnoresponsibilityFees payable toKU. BROUOUTON only onorbeforeSlut Dooember. [Torma— W 50. Two or more Mares'as per

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MONDAY,NOVEMBER Otd, 1891.

Judges: Mesars R. Smith,aBilorly. J. G.nilberd.and GoorgeM'Vay. Referee: MrJ. Glooßon, Fandloappere: Moßsre K.Smith and A. J. Howe. Starter:Mr I).Murnane. Timekeepers: MoEßrs Collinsand Cooper.

PROGRAMME:t. 11 a,ro.-MAIDEN RACE, 160 Yards.-

Open to all who havo novor won an. advertisedraoe. First prize «J, sooond

£1. Hntranco 2a61, ;a. 11.16 a.m.-BOYS' HANDICAP (ondcr

14), 160 Yarda.-Flratprlzo 163, Booond7b 6d. Entrasoe Is.

BIRTHDAY HANDICAP,of £20 10a;thrcodletanooe, 410 Yards, S2O Yards. «nd 100Yardsjtobodecided bypoints,viai

-6for

flrat.Sfor sooond, and 2 for third.'-Firatprize £10, eeoond £5, thirdiCatOa; withspoolalprizesaddedof 61for tho winnerof each dletanoe. Nomination 63, ftocopt-area53.

3. lI.SO a.m.-Plrflt Evont,410Yards.1.12noon.-OIRLS' HANDICAP(under 15),

100 ynrda.-Flrst prlro, 15s; eccond, 6s.Kntranco Is.

6. Wl6p.ra.-QUOITMATCH. -Flrsbpriw,0.li^^^^tllffi^lV^NDlOAr7.BS&£flhßtifi%* PUMPKIN.

-First prteo.e\. Entranoo Ib.8. 1p.m. -BULLING THK OIT.-First

..ft^iftfc HANDICAPiftfiowSSM'^OKDRACK, 151

yardg.-First pruo, fil 10a; second, 10b.KntrancoIb.11. 145 p.m.-HANDICAP BOYS' RACK(under II),MOyards;for sonsof memberaof Frlondly Boclotlos only.-Flrat prlas,£1: second, 123 6d;third, ss. Entrancefree. Bntrloscloso with tho Soorotnry on61h November.112pm.-HANDIO\P HURDLE RACE,SOO yards, oversix fllghta of hurdles B't6ln hlgh.-Fiitt prlzo, fi»S sooond, t%Nomination Ss, ncceptnnoo 2s.13.2.15 r.m.

-MRNAGKRIK RA.OB, 160

ynrd»j competitors to nominate animalswhichthoy willdrive. Allowed Turkeys.Kais, Rabbit*. Cate, Kowls, Plga, Gocao,Mioep,Ducks, Cago Birds, Crayfish, andMoas,— Firstprlue, £1; second,10a; third,

14. 1Mnn-BT\VO8

T\VO MILE BMYOLBRACK, undor tho außploos of iha N.B.Club.— First prir.o, trophy voluo £4;sooond, trophy valuo £1. Anymaohlno.Kntries tobomado with tho SecretaryofthoN.B.Club.

15. 245p.m.-GRAND TWO MILEniNDI--0aP.—First prise, £7 10a; second, £3;third, £1 10;. Nomination 6s, aoooptanoo,Bs. I18. Bp.m-NoVELBACK, 1» yards, tintprise, £1 10s; sooond. 15a. Entrance 2s,Competitors to hop 63 yards, run baok-wards20yards, and£0 yarrtion011-fourn.

17. 3.16.-TURPIN'SttIDB TO YORK(In cos-lumc).-Prl«o, Saddlo andFurniture, &o.to tho valueof £10. Kntranoe, 10s, Tonontries or no ovont, and ontrlca mnttroach thoscorotary not later than Thurs-day,,sth November. Conditionssamoaaatmetoonipotitlon.

18. S.SO.-FRHCNDLY POCIETIKS' HAND!-CAP,160 Yards (forMombora of FrlondlySocloUeaovor40 yeft'a of age: tobo runinrogalla).— First Prize, £L 10s; second,lOsi Kntranoe,Is.

RULK9 AND GENEHAL CONDITION&First Raoo toBtartat11a.m.sharp.Nominations forBirthdayHandicap,Handi-

cap Hurdlo Raoo,'and Two-mllo UandloapmustboIn Iho hands of tho Socrotiry onorbeforo SATURDAY, 21lh October,at10 p.m.All nominations to bo accompanied with arecordof la<t (hreo performance*,at wellns(honecessary foes andcolors, or'.hey will Dotborecognised./ 11 protests tobomadoin writing,and tobo

lodged withthoCommittro 10 minutes afturtheovonl, togothor withRe, which will bofor-feitedif tho*pr»t«st Isnotsustained.

Hnndicaps will bo deolaredon31st October,anl Acouptanoes nroduo on Thursday, 6thNovember.

KnliicH for Kvontn Nos.1, 11. 13,16, and17closo with tho SeorctAry at tho MasonicKoto),onsth Novambur, at 10 p.m.

ThoPldoShows and otlior a-nusoments will.Inotudo fInning. Annt Sally, Morry-goround,Kin«*Gallcry, Dancing on iho Qroon, Toysand Races fur tho ohlluron, He,&o.

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WAIP\WA. OOMBINBDKIIIBNDIiYBOCIKTIKS

BPOBTS AND BALL.MONDAY, NOVEMn.TK OTir, 1891.

Handlca^pcre: Messrs \V. .Wlsoman. W.Bonnitt,ardJ,S. Annand. Btartor: Mr B.M'Gronvy, jim. Judges of Raotnu:MessrsO. fl. N i»V and M. Btbloy. Judges ofllanimur Throwing, Stono Putting, aniJumping: Messrs Alox. Cireklo and J. S.Annand. Judge of Wrestling:Mr Brlggs.. Pi:OTrAMMK~OI)'BPOIIT3:

11a.m.-HO '"' UAOE (handicap), undor 14yours, HU mil" —First prlzo 15s, BccondlU3, third6.' ■"nlriMV If.

iI.ISa,m. -MAID Nn\C.-t.3Myardj. -Fimprlzn 4oa. second 2o-. Kntranco 2aOd.

1130 a.m.-nOYB' RACK (handicap),undor 10yoars, 220 yards.— First prlr.9 10s, second69, third2s 61. KntrnncoOJ.

11.40 a.m.-QUOIT MATCH.-First nrlno30s,eoconrf life. Kntranco2s. 21yarda.

Noon. -WAIPAWA HANDICAP,410 Yards,220 ■yards, 100 Yftrds.-Kiret prlzo £10.nccond £6, tilled £2, and Bpocl>lPiles of20s for wlnuor of 100 Yards. To bo do-ctdedbypoints as follows :— Flrot In oach(irunt5, second 3, third 2. Klrtt event110 Yardg. Nomination 6a,acoottanoo6s.

12,5 p.m.-AMATKUR HANDICAP, 410Ynrili, 320 Yards, ICO Yardu,-Klm prlf.oimdiil,Bccoud trophy,third trophy, Nom-ination2s Bd.

11S0 p.m.--HKAVY-WRIGHT WREST-LINU (Cumborland Stylo) —First prlzo,t3,rocond £2. Kntranco1%

1115 p.m.-MII,E nANDK)AP.-First £7,Beoind £3, third iOa. Nomination sa, ao-coptanoow.

1 p.m.-WAII'AWA HANDICAP, secondovont,220 Yards.

1.5 P.W.-AMATKUR HANDICAP, sooondovont,920 Yards.

1.80 p.m.— THROWING RIGHT irAMMKR.-First pnzo 30s,Bococd 16a. Kntranco 2a

Cd.1.4S p.m.-PUTTING BTONE (lOlb).-Flrst

30j,beoond10j. Kntidnco,2*.2 p.m. -WAIPAWA HANDICAP, third

evont,100 Yards.2.6 p.m.-AMAIEUR HANDICAP, thirdovent,100 Yards.2.30 p.m.-I.IGHT-WEIGHT WRK^TWNO

diet).-First prise £3, second £3. Kn-tranoe4s.

145 p.m.-POTATO RACK (30 PoUtocs).-Flrst 80s, second ISs. Kntranco Bs.

3p.m.-BACK HACK.100 Yard*.-ilratprit«20s,second 10j. Entr.inoo 2a.

J.U 0.m.-HURDLK RACtC (nnndlcap), 440Yards,10 Hurdles. " FirstI'HzotA,aococrt£2, third £1, Nominatloa Si, acoopUnco2i

830p.m.-BOYS' HURDLE RACE (hnndicap), under IS yoirs, 3.0 Yards.-Flratiprlza20e,second10s. Kntranco la.4 p.m.-FIUBNDLY HOJIH.TIKS' HANDICAP(onco round).— First prize £3, socoud30band Mr 1. Drummoml'i trophy, third£1, fourth10s. ICulraneoIs,

4.16 p.m.-RUNNING LONG JUMP.-Firetprlzo 309,second 15s. Kntranou 2a.

4.90 p.m.-UAUT-MILK (handicap). -Firstprlzo£3, sreood £2, third £1. NominationSs, acouptance 2a.

6 p.ni.-TILTING IN TnK RING.-Firstprice £3, aocond3's. Entmuoo &a.

Nominations, with full namoa, colors, andperformancoa for last two soars, togetherwithFoes, for theWalnawn Ilai.dlcap,

-ma-

tour HandioAp,Mile Handloap, Uurdlo Han-.dloau, and llalf-Milo Handicap, must ba latho handa of tho Sooret'iry before 8 p.m. onWKIJNKSDAY, October 21at, njid nocopt-ancos, withFeed, boforo 8 p.m. on THWKB-UAY, Novembor "■th. f'ompetilora havingnoporfornmicoa duringpost r.wo yoars mustBondIn their LABT iiirkk performances.

l'he CommltUio roaorvo the rlqht to call onany competitor to mako a declarationa« tobinperformances.The amateurofentawill bs conteetodundor

tho rulesof thoN.Z.A.A. Asjoolmlon.All othor events will bo contoated snbjoctto tho rnlos and rogulationa of tho WalunwaAthloUo Club.

BAND IN ATTttNUANCB.In tho evening a BALLwill-boheld. Ad-mlssion-Doubln Tlokot, Ha Bd:KxtraLidy,

2s tkl. An cfliclont string band will beengaged.„ J. MOORIDGK,367 non.800. and Troasuror.

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SPECIAL KXOURSIOtf TRAIN FROMTHK COUNThY AT OHKAP FARES.

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President: John Close. Vlco-President:JohnHcslop. Treasurer: B. W, Knowles.Stewards: MesarsT. Sldey,D.Qlendtnning,J. M'Vay, W. Hoelop, T. A. Shirley,3.Bennett, it. Smith, It. Swcalapplo, J. O.Swan. Judge: J. Bennett. Siartor: 8.Powell. Clerk of Uio Scales: K. W.Knowles. Clark of theConrsn:J.LopdolLTlmokcopor:8. B.Coopor. Handlcapper:A,T.Danvors.

SPRING."MRKTING, U9l.FIRST DAY,TUESDAY, I3rn OCT3BKR.TRIALHANDICAPHURDLB RACK,o(40

sovb; (or liorSSv ibat havo novor won aHurdle Raco oxcodln(t4o soya Invalueat Umo of nomination. Nomination, 1boy;aoooptauot,1soy.

One milo andahalf.CRITKRION RTaKKB HANDICAP,of 60

aova;aooond Ito-no>o receive5 sovb fromtho Makes. Nomination, 1boy; accept-ance,1gar. Uno muo.

PARR 9TAKHB HANDICAP, of 200 soysBooond horao toreccivo 20 soys from thostakes. Nomination, Iboy; nccoptanoo,4 sots. Onomllo nnd aquarter.

BAPLING STAKESHANDICAP,of74 sova;sooond horao to rccolvo 10 soys from thestakes. For two-year-olds. Nomination,1soy:aoccptmoo. 2aovs. Four furlongs.

HANDICAP HURDLB RACK, of 80 soresooond hnrso to reccivo 10 bovb from tho ;staked. Tho winner of theTrial Handlrap iHurdlo Raco tocarry71b ponalty. Nomi-nation, 1boy;accoptanco,2BO\a.

Twomiloe.AHURHIi HANDICAP,of 40 soys. For all

horse* that:havonovorwon n raooon theflit fxcoodlng40 soys In vnluoat time ofnomination. Nomination,1 boy;aoocptanco,1boy. Onoo round.

RAILWAY HANDICAP,of IOObovs; scoondhorao lorocoivolO bovb from thu stakes.Nomination, Iboy;acoopianoo,.1nova.

81x furlongs.SECOND ak\.WKiiVKSDAY, 11th

OCTOBER.BBCONB TRIAL HANDICAP HURDLE

RAOK.of 10 bovb. For all horses thathavo novor wonahurdlo raci oicccdlcg40 bovbIn Vtthiont tlmo of nomination,Nomination, Isoy;aoooptanco,Iboy.

Onemilo andohalf,OALKDONIAN HANDICAP, of 40 bovb.

Minimum Wright, 8«t. Nomlnatloi, 1soy;acceptance,1 boy. fclx furlongs.

RACING CLUIi l/ANOIOAP, of 120 sovb;Booond horso to receive IS soys from thestakes. Nomination, 1boy; acooptnnco,3bovb. Ono mllo and adtstanoo.

TELEPHONE HANDICAP, of10 soys. Foralt horses thathavonever wona raooontheflatoxccodinK 10bovb Invalueat tlmoof nomination. Nomination, 1soy; ao-ooptauco,1bqv. Ono milo.

BKCOND HANDICAP niJUDLK RAO1--. <f80 toys; b.'cciiJ horc" lo reoeivo 10 a vj

from tho slnkip. 'Uio wlnr.or of theSecond Trial Hasdloip Hurdles to carry71bponalty. Nomination,1aov;aooopt-anoc,tbovb.

Ono mlloand throo-quailera.JUVENILBHANDICAP,of78bovb;acoond

horso torcoolvo10 bovb from thostakes.For two-year-elds. Nomination, 1 soy;accoptanco,3tors.

Four and ahalf fnrloias.GRAND STAND HANDICAP, of M bovb;

second horao to reoeivo 6 soys fromthoetakos. Nominalloo,1boy. Weight* willbodocittrodafter tlio finish of thoRaolngClub HandlcAP. Acooptanoo, 1 boy, bo-foro tho startoftho Jnvonilo Handicap.

Sovonfurlongs.

DATBB Olf NOMInTtIONS. HNTRIBB,ACCEPTANCKB, DKCLAiUtION OFWEIGBTtf, &c.

With amounts to bo paid.FRIDAY,OCTOIJKR 2ND, 1891-

Nominations-T r1a1 HandicapHurdles,of10povb,Ijmllo . . Iboy

C.rltorlon a t nk >" -.Handicap, '<f wisoys.Imild-

IsoySapling SukcsH <'

cap, of 7S bum, ffurlonca .. ..1soy

Ahuriri Handlc-d' of10eovs,onour uml 1boy

BoojndTrialHandicnuHurdloe, of40 soya,11mllo .. ..1eovCaledonian Handicap,Of4OBOVB,OturIODRS 1BOY

'lelephono Handicap,of10boys,1mile .. 1gov

luvonllo Handicap,of75 soya,41 furlongs 1boy

Grand8tandHandicap,cffi)BOVß,7furiouKa 1aov

WKDNB4DAY. OCTOBER 7th, 1881-Wolßhts will bo dcclarod for tho flret dayb

events,

FRIDAY. OCTOBER 9rn,1891—,Acceptancoa for all tho firstday's ovonta.Trial HandicapHurdles .. _ .. 1aovCriterion BUkosHandicap .. .. 1aovPark Stakoa HaDdloap .. .. „ 4 bovbSaplingStakes Handicap 2boys

Handicap Hurdloa .. .. _ .. 3 bovbAhuriri Handicap 1aovRailwayHandicap " 8aovaWeights for the sooondday'sevents will bodoolarod on the night of the first day'sraces,

with tho oxooption of tho Grand Btandiandicap.Acceptances for the sooond day's ovontaolmeat10.30p.m. onnightofflrstday'araces.Nominations, aocoptanoes, &a, ofoao withthe Soorotary, at tho Club's < fflce, Market-streot, Napier, at 1C p tv,unless otherwlsoapoolfied. _

BUMMKR MKBTINO,FRIDAY, JANUARY Ist,1892.

WKDNBBDA.Y, 23bd, AND THURSDAY,2.TU MARCH,18«. i

A,T. DAN 7KRB,89 Secretary.

J-JAVVKE'S BAY JOCKEY CLUB.SUMMEIFMBBTINa.

SATURDAY,DKCBMBBIt 2fITH,1881.tresMontl Hon. Captain RuaaoU, M.H.R.Treasurer! F. Logan. Stowardai Wm.Douglas. O. V.Donnelly, O. A. FIURoyH. GatoJord, p.Hunter, F.LwS. HwuJ. D. Ormond, Dr. Rusaoll, W. elinmp-ton. Judge j W. Bhrlnipton. Starter:Pam>. Powell. Clork of the Coureo:4wP?itl°K!s!l ci°& ot, »ho Scales:g?1bIt,lh Williams. Tlmo-keopor: C.11,WhltUngton. Clerk of tho Totallsalor:0. T. Cross, nandloappori J, O. Kvott,Becretary;F,D._Luokft.

PROGRAMMK.To Blart at12.30 l'.M.-WBLTHR HANDICAP, of 50sovb; Bocond horoo to reoolvo 10 bovbfrom tho stake. Nomination,1aov; ac-ceptance,1aov. Mlulnium wolght, Sat.

1.15 i-.M.-HANDIOAP HURDLK KACItTof75 aova;aecond horeo to rooolvo 10 boysfrom tho aUke. Nomination, 1aov; ao-ceptanco,1aov. About2 miles.2.U P.M.-BUMMKR HANDICAP, of Ifjsoyai;secondhoreo to recolvo 20 bovb.andthirdhorao 10 aovufrom tho auko. Nomt-nßtlon, Isov;acceptanco,3aovß. linillo<3r.M.-TRIAL HANbIOAP, of 40 bovbaecond norbo to receive 5 eova from thostako. Forhorarg lhathavenovor wona. raoeexceeding40 bovbIn speole atUmo ofstarting. Nomination, 1soy;accoptanoo,8,«1"m.-TWO.YKAR-0LD HANDIOAToi75 boys; second borßO to reoeivo 10 boysfrom the atakp. Kor two-yonrolda, Nomi-nation,1eov;aocuptauoo,1aov.

4.30 P.M.-POST aTAKKB,of 30 Bovs'^Beoondhorao to rooolvo 10 bovb. from the stake.Ppatontryof 1aov, to bo madewith thoClerkof UioSoaloa b»foro the start for theTwo-year-old Handicap. Weight, Bst:mildons allowed 71b. Winner ofanyraceotUio valuoof10 boys to carry 71bextra;Of (0 sovb, 141boxlra; of 80 bovb, 211 b. extra:ofICObovsandupwards,281bextra,rcnaltloß not noonmulatlvo, Doolaratlocotpenally or nllowanoomustbomade altime ofuntry, Onooroundfi,ls P.M.-OHRJBTMAB HANDICAP, of Itsoya;second horeotoreoeivo10boys fromthoatAke. Nomination,1boy;acceptance,1soy. c furlongs,

DATBB OF NOMINATIONS. ACCEPT.ANOEB, AND WKIQHTS,Withamounts to bo forwarded tothoSoorotaryH.B.J.C.

N.8.-All ovonta oloboat10 p.m.TUKBDAY,IginBEOKMBKR-

NOMINATIONB-Weltcr Handicap .. IsovHandicapHurdles .. 1aovSummerHandicap .. IsovTrial Handloap .. IsovTwo-yoar-old Handi-cap 1aovChristmas Handicap 1boy

TUKBDAY, Bth DKOEMBER-Welghta will be doclarod.

TUKBDAY, 16th DKOKMBBR-Acobitanceb-Welter Handloap .. 1boy

Uondloap Hurdles .. 1boyHumnior Ha->dloap.. 3 soveTrial nandloap .. NilTwo-voar-old Handi-cap „ .. .. t aovChristmas Handicap Iboy,„ IF.D,LUCKIB,"" BtortUry.

&UtUgt»flW, ;BAKBB_& TABUTEAPS SALES.

AT AUCTION.MONDAY, milOCTOBER, 1891,

AtUo'olook. !

INTHB BBTATFOF J. A.KAKDJB,BANKRUPT.

BAKER AND~TABUTBA.UHavereooivcdInstructions from IhoDeputy

Official Absiqnee inBankruptcy toofforfor sale bypublic auction, at theirRooms.Tonnyßon-streot, Napier-

STOCK-JN-TRADE OF A DIS-PENSINGOHBMI3T,

Together withall the Nooeesarlosand jßhopAccessories forcarrying on theBurioess.

Alsoi "

STOCK-IN-TRADE OFAMANUFAC-TURING CHEMIST,

Togothorwithall Iho Requisites and AppU*anccß for Alanutaolurlng

SHEEP DIP,WITH

375 GALLONS OF DIP,Atprcsontheld farSaleonCommission.Tho abovo will bo ofl'erod for salo as a

wholoin Two Lots, and in tho ovont of notbeing sold as put up ench Item will beseparatelyottered for balo by public auctionimmodatolyafterwards.

Stock Bheola oanbe aeon,and alllnformationgiven,upon application to

BAKER& TABUTKAU,Auetionoors,

Tennyson-street,Napier.

BAKER & TABUTEADHAWKE'S BAY AND EAST

COAST LAND AOBNTS.

SEAL ESTATE AND MOETUAOB

AUCTIONEERS,

LAND. ESTATE, HOUSE, ANDQKNKRALCOMMISSION AGENTS,

AKKIJROKKRBBURVKYURB ANU VALUATORB

AOKNTfI *OBOOIiONIAL MUTUALLIFK OFFICBBUN FIHK OKFIOK OF LONDONQLOBK MARINEINBURANCK CO.NKW ZKALAND SHKKPDIP CO.

_WUANQARKI HYDRAULICLIMBCCN.Z. HEMATITE PAINT CO.

01/ \ nnnTO i-e«u, inbumb£lU,UUU huitBdnRowKRB

Kstimabcs preparodfor theBabdlrislonandbaloof proportion.

LoudTransfer and every ther descriptionofsurvoyß nndortakon.

Koad surveys and spooifloaUona of worksprepared for local Boards.

Mortgages on Froohold and other BOourltiesnegotiated.

Applicationsand other bttHneaatransactedtorseleotorsof CrownLands,

Mnps of Townships, Villages, and KaraDistTioti are Hied for roforenoo, andureopooor Inspeotion troeofoharKO.Mi Baker Ispreparod to mivko solootloss

and togive tall Information oonoernlng thoCrown LandoIn the Unwke's Bay, PovertyBay. Wellington, and othor Dlstriots, thatwill bo thrown open for froe solooUonandertheLand Aot 'WV,

INTENDING SETTLERS AN&OTHERS IN SEARCH OF CUL-TIVATED OR UNIMPROVEDESTATES, OH INVESTMENTSOF ANY KIND, ON API'LICA-TION TO

BAKER & TABUTBAUWILL BE FURNISHED WITHFULL

AND RELIABLE PARTICULARSCONCERNING ANY PROPERTYPLACEDONTIELRREGISTERS

FOB SALE.

FREEHOLD ANDLEASEHOLD RUKS,

WITH STOOK.JRKKHOLD,with10,000 Bhoop 833FKKKUOLD, with12.000 Sheep 101FHKKIIOLD,with 6000 Bhoop 890FRKKHOLD, with 1200 Bhoep 83LEASEHOLD, with8100 Shoop 814FRKKHOLD, with33(5 Sheep USFRKEIIOLDandLKABKUOLD, with

6000 Bhe«p 103FKKKHOLI) and lIKABKHOLD, with

6500Bhoop 111FKKKfIOLD,10.663acroa,unimproved itHFKKKHOLD,with M.SOO hhoi:p 117FRKKIIOLU,with6000 Sheep 118

PROPEBTIESFOB SALE.BUBINKBB BITES, RKBIDBNURS, and

SUBURBAN SKOTIONB,InNapier,OU-borno.Hastings,Walpawa, Watroa,Taka-pau, OrmondTllio, Danerirke, Woodvllle,andPahlaloa,

SMALL FARMS FOR BALK and GOV-KKNMKNT LRABKS, with Right toPurchase Freohold, at Pahlntua, Wood-vllle, Wcbor, Kumoroa, Mokotokn, Ormondvlllo, K&lkora, Olive, Mooaneo,Taradalo, and PovertyBay.

BAKER AND TABUTBAUUave been instructed to offer for Bale

privately—

10,000 A cllE s -PART OF THE QWAVAB EBTATK,

WAIPAWA COUNTY, Subdividedinto6 Blocks, asunder

-BushPaddock,about1iOI AcresOreonBillPaddootr,about 3900 AcresCabbage Troe Fiats Paddook, about1261AcresAllen'sPaddock,about119) AnrosOrecn LakoPad-look,about1062AcresMaori Pa Paddock,about025Acres

Tho different Blocks aro fenced, sndroadswill bo laid out to each of them. Distant 2-1miles from WalpawaRailway Station, and 6miles from tho llampdon Postand TelegraphOffice.

The Land now ofl'erod oomprisos fern andgrißS coveredlUUandhills. Planaarebeingprepared forlithographing. For furtherpar-ticularsapply to

BAKSR 85 TABUTKAU,Land Agents,

FOR PRIVATE SALE,A SHEEP FARM of 2360 Acres<V Freoholdand 338Acres Leasehold,now

carrying9COO Llnoolr.a and180Hoadof Cattle,Flats and limestone downs, subdivided intoIS paddooks. Situated 7miles from a Rail-way Btatlon, And tho same distance fromMKATFIIKRSSINO WOIUCB. Thepropertyis in thoroughworkingorder. 'Jlio Slock oanbopurchased with tlia Land.Forparticulars apply to

BAKKR& TABUTHAU,ljandAgents

FOR SALE,J.J.J.SACRESof Sheop CountryTrXTfcO ji the Walroa Dlstrlot, wellwatered. Pnoe, filJOO; 1Cash, balance enniortgagoat0percunl.

BAKKR& TABUTKAU,801 LandAgents.

GOODWILL OFLEASE FOR SALE.OREKNMBADOWS.-30J Acres.VJ subdivided into 0 Paddockß (all wellwatered) nnd under cultivalion. Rcetdence(6 rooms).Dairy.Coaoh-houso,Stablo, &o.

Lease has 0} years to run at an annualrentalof fifiO, withpurohMlng claiino.BAKUR AND TABIfrKAU,LandAgonUl.

TABADALB.

GOOD little Property at TaradaloFor Saloor To Lotwith it furchielng

Clause— 3 Acres1Rood 3 Porohes, AlluvhlLand, with Four-roomed Collage, Wash-house,Stalls, andArtesian Woll, Orchard ofyoung Trees, &o. Tho property Is dividedIntotwopaddocks. Apply toBAKBR AND TABUTKAU

BEST LAND* IN THK POVKUY BAYDISTRICT.

OQQA AOKES: when Cleared**:f**\r andOrassed will make first-class Pastoral Country.

Tlllo undor thoLandTransfer AntThis Block is situalod in tho vicinity 0somoof tho bestpastoral country in tbo Wai-piro andTokomaruDistricts.

prioFlhoo.Apply to

481 BAKWR Is TABUTBAU

FOR SALE,

FREEHOLD FARM, 44 AoresAlluvial Land, near Napier: good

Buildings, Uardon, Orchard, Ar oelanWator.

The Property is a Rood one,and Is worthInspection byanyono looking foraFarm orRosldonoo.

A crop of 16 Aoros of Potatoes bo with thoProporty.

Apply toBAKKR AND TAJIUTEAU

FOX BALE.

HASTINGS- STREET.-Valuable

Business Promises known m Brook-lag'nUulldimis 'oppoaltotho Port and Tolo-graph Oflloo. JfrontaapofS3 foot bya depthof136 tout. Woodon Building, containingrooms,used as offloos. Stablo.Shod &o,

BAKKR& TABUTKAU, 'LandAgent*

THE RANGATIRA PROSPECT-INQ ABBOCIATION,

ZBBUAN, COUNTY OF MONTAGU,TASMANIA.

NO LIABILITV.(Tobo Registered in Tasmania undor "TheNo Liability AoL"Capital, £1600 in 800 UmrtKß of £5 Each

Applications forShareswill be rooelredvto 16th October, and full InformationgivebyBAKKR&TABUTEAU,

Brokers forHawk?!B»j'

3& K

a. LEYIOCULISTS' OPTICIAN,

liABTINUB-HTRKET, NAPIKH.Tho oyos eolonM/lo.dly oxuniinod, and thoslijht aocuratoly tcatod andill tod will, ault-ablo Spectaolea atamodorat0 price. Uoßiilt-

ablo Spooiaclcs. nr not assu i\ti{ Iho eyeswhennature roqulroeItby correctly i.dftpiulLenses, Isundoubtedly tlio cauaoof much ofthe semi-blindness toconstantly seenthrough-ont thocolony. No bettor assortmentIn thooolonyof Gold Bpeotaclce andKoldora,BllvorSpeotaolcs and Folders, Nickel aud steel-fraino rebbles and Glasses, Teloscouos uudFiold .GldS'cs from 15s, Barometers andPocket Compassce,Convex1and Conoave liontWhlto, S.iiokcd. and 31uo Lenses, CyllndiI-cala r.nd 81-OylinJrloals l.onsos, I'llrfiimlioand OrthOßCoplo Lenses', OnUract and iioipConcave Lcnsus;Frames tofit any widthofface, tipootaclo Kepairß a Bpoclallty. FullInstructions for self-ineaßUrcmunti sont toCountryClients post frco.

A Choico ijol of Tobacconlnt 6undrl»slatoly opened, lDcludlnx SilvtT-mountcdPipes, Pouches, Cigareua Holdara. ClgnrHoldors.Ulgnrand ClKaruto Caaojt, WalkingSticks, Cigars and Cigarettes, j'^'orylargovarloty of Cut Tobaccos forPlpuVndGlgur-otte

Aooordoons and Con rtlnag, Violins,Vic-lln Bovrs, Banjoes, ViolinBtrlimu and Fit-tings. A Now Lot of TumoriOolobmtodllanjoStrings Od W, iseach. 2)8

ASUFFEBEIt from Nervous andWasting Dobllity, LOS3of Vigor &c,

whb rcßtored to healthin Kiioh aKKMAUK-AULK MANNKU,afterall else hadFAILBU,that he will on receipt of a solf-addrcssed,stamped onvelqpo, aond tho mode of curerill&k Ie all follow-suiroroiß. Addresa A.Miner.G.1'.0..Sydney fill

WHX WILL YOU BUFFKK/■{****?s *HOM NKKVOU3. WABTfi^J3VH\ 'NO. and DKBILITATINGW^om-* \ WISKASE3 which destroyVn'K16"1* F the VITAL FOIIOKa ofxWh r \ MANHOOD? Youmay now

w "Alii^flr ouro yoursolvou without1L ilffF CONSULLING n DOCIOILr^<LJ Bond Six Penny (N.Z)KUinps for tho now MKDICaL BItO-CIIUHK, oontaiulDK tbo French method ofQUICK,PKItIIANjINT,SBLF-OUUE.Address-Parisian Afjoncy Co., Hox 760,Sydney jjjo

AUBHALL,BONS AND UO.~SPniZE STKAM THUKSniNG MA-

OfIINEHY.-Awmiedover 250Prize Modals.AwardedIstPrize of £10 at I.:ist GroatTrialsnt the Iloyal Agricultural Sodr-tyof Knglandfor FinishingThreshingMaohlnes, PortableTraotlon and Vertical Ungluos, TluoohlngMnchlncs, and tiesorvoPansIn stootf and toarrive Orders for Season 18!)3 now beingrocolvcd. Karly application roqnested, toenable Machinery toba booced andreservedaccordingly r.X,MANNrNa,

AKOUt,Wallcer-atießt unnodln

Dp. Soott'a EJeotrio H&tf Brush.Those bruslicsore morodurableandploan-

Ant than any hair bninhinuso,and actingdirectlyon thehair glandsandnervedof tholead,stimulates thenaturalgrowth ofthohair,prevents baldnessif u.sodln time,andaro Invaluablein caxcii of hoadache, ear-ache, neuralgia, or kindred ncrvo iialnn.The Proßldentof the Kmv York IJfo Insur-anceCompany says:— "Isuffered foryearsfrom headache, but your brush reUovcsthem at once." TheM bnißhex nre in ueoover the wholo world,arorecommendedbyloading physicians and, apart from theircurative properties, are well worth thoprices aakod. They aro made of tho finestquality of black bristle,andnot from wireorgutlapercha, which has so often provedInjurious. Prlces-5s 6d, 7sOd, 0s 6d,1is,12s fld,orpor pair (militarypattern,inneatloather travelling «pc), 265. I'ost froo,6dextra.Dp. Scott's Klectrlo Tooth Brush.

The'"DentalRovlow" cays:"TheEloctrio

ToothBrush answers a long-felt want, andweareconvincedthatItwlllprovcntdecay,and In a rational healthy manner quicklyroßtoro tho whltonatural colourof tho teotnunless docay is too far advanced. We con-gratulnto theproprietors and the public up-onIUIntroduction, andbollovo IU Bale willbe almostunlimited."

Tho Royal Dental Society of Knglandtentlfyin tbo strongest terms asto tlio quickboncllufollowing the ukoof this Bnißli, andmany experts in dentiutry declnra it to botho greatest inventionin dental appliancessince the manufacture of (irtlflchil teotb.It cures toothache, and Is an overratingbrush.

Price 3s, posted or dellvored to anyaddress.Dp, Soott'a Eleotrlo Flosh Bruah.

The best and most agreoablo bath brunhIn uso, whether used with sonp or after-wardsdry for promoting circulation. TillsBrush gives Immodlato relief inall cases ofasthma,bronchitis, sciatica,rheumatism,or gout, and keeps tho skin in splendidorder. A Indy writes: "I'voused this Brushinmy family for yeare. My children havousedItfrom infancy. Theirukln Inclear andbright* nnd they liavo ncy^r had n day'ssickness." Price12s 6d, post free13s.

KARANA.WHEN thedigestive organs art c-ul

oforder agood reliable Tonic isrequired tobring themback to theirnor-mal state. ,

A number ofpersons upset the stomacnbyneglectingto take theirmealsatregularstated intervals, and others again eat toexcessat some particular meal— and fromthese causes the machinery gets out oforder and does not run smoothly. Latesuppers, also, areoneof thecauses of up-setting the digestive organs. How oftendoesaman, too,inmeetinganoldacquain-tance have a merry evening and sufferterribly from the effects thenext day.

Sister Mary Joseph Aobert, inherresearchesamongsttheplantsofNew Zea-land,hasdiscoveredthereisaveryvaluableremedy for these complaints In our ownvegetation,and, after experimenting for anumberofyears,hasnowbrought forwardthemedicine called KARANA. "

Dr. Larochette,a Chemist oftheFirstClass of the Faculty of Paris, to whomsamples were sent, says:" It is an excel-lent bitter Tonic, andIconsider It evensuperior tothepreparation of Cinchona inallaffectionsof thestomach. It hasgivenus, preparedasyousent it, themost satis-factory results." :

TheReverend Sistersay3she has nsedit for manyyearsextensivelyandsuccess-fully with'sufferers of everyageandcon-stitution, and she noticed that in a fewcases it did not agree at first, but bydiminishing thedosegoodresults followed.She remarkedastonishinglygoodresultsonoldpeople,who hadruined their constitu-tions by the abuse of intoxicating drinkand who were debilitated and snfferipgafter having turned over anew leaf. -m

Kawana, March, 1888.nDear Madam,— lrespectfullythank yo»

for what you havedone for me. Youhavosavedmylife. Yourmedicine (KARANAJis invaluable. Iwish1could makeyou sreturn for yourkindness. v:1

F. Pestac,

Mr HenjiyOwkn, Chemist, Hastings-street,Napier,reportsthat MotherMaryJoseph Anbert's remedies are having alarge sale,and lias accordingly lnid in afull stock to meet the increasing demand,

97

Amongninny farfetched reasons for theprevailingtyphoid in liobart,one doctorgravely asserts that it is imported fromNew Zealand among oysterc, which are,he say*, kept too long enclosed inpackages, thus genernting thedisease.

GOOD MORNINGHave you nsed PEARS' SOAP? 08

OADBUKY'S COCOA,"A perfect Food,"— Health 88

GILBEY'S DRY GET.QW CHARLES A. CAMERON,KJ Prosiaenti Britlah Hoalth ModicalHooiQty, rnnortaao follows:-"CAoTLK 0.8.UNaVVEETBNED QIN.-IHut! it iobo a puro prcporly distilledandwholoaomospirit. WkendUntod wlih wntortnlfl gin will bo found nn oxcelleut boroTAKo,nn\obtaining an Udooa exlraotof JuniperII r. ',it will bofound valuabla in affeotlonacl i.nykidnoyandaUicd maladies.

\CiILBEY'S DRY GET.

Tips ny "Olu 'Vs."100 Yards.— Elliot,Kobiiißon, Gebbie.250 Yards.— ltobinson,»wun, Elliot.440 Yards Bracelet.— Swao, Lucas,

Klliot.Milo Walk.-Kndmau, Cato, Keid.Lour Jump. —

Jlichardsou, Porcy,(rowloy.Ualf Mi!e.-Jaf,'o, Uuuuiugham, Had-

■ mau.One Mllo,-Jago, CuunlDgLatn, Wii.llftl'lß.Hifih Jump.-Elbourne, White, ltich-ardnon.

■ 120 Yards Uurdles.— Kicliardson,Mil-" Jrr, (Jrowley.

SUPPLEMENT TO THE HAWKES BAY HERALD SATURDAY OCTOBER 10,1891.

ERICBRIGHTEYES,

BY

H. EIDER HAG&ABD.Axtthoe op King Sommon's Mikes-

Shb,Jess,ColonelQtubwch.V.U.,Bbatbicb, &c.

CHAPTER XXVII.—

Continued*« _i i

, Thereafter, wben people Biept,

.Gudruda the Pair summoned her"women, and.bade*» m Bay to °11 wh,°.asked for her that she lay sick abed.TJut she called three tr«sty thralls,bidding them bring two paok-horseßlad«n with hay, food, drugs, candlesmade of sheepfat,andothergoodß, andride forth with her, Then, all beingready, they rode away secretly upStonefell, Gudrnda onher horse Blaok-mane, and the others on good geldlngithathad beenhay-fed in the yard, andbydßylight they passednpHorse-HeadHeights. 'They slept twonights in thesnow,andon the secondnightwentnightoperishingthere( for muoh soft snowfell. But, afterwards c»me frost and abitter nnrtherly wind and they passedon. Gudruda was astrong woman andgreatof reart andwill,and so it cameabout ihston the thirdday sheroaoh<-dMosfeU, wearybutlittleharmed, thoughthe fingersof her left hand were frost-bitten. They climbed the mountain,and when they o»aio to tho dell wheretheborees were kept, certain of Brio'sfolkmet them and their faces weresad.

"How goesitnow withBrighteyesPsaid Skallagrim, for Gudrnda oouldscarcely speak becauso of doubt andcold. "Is bedead, then?""Hay," they answered, "hutlike todie, for he is beside himself and raveswiMlv." ;'

"Poshon," qnoth Gudruda; "pui£on, lest itbe too late." V

So theyolimbed themountainon foot,won the pass and came to that giddypoint ofrook wherehemust tread whowouldreaoh theplatform that isbeforethe cave. Now since she had hungbyher bands over Goldfoss gulf. Gudrudahad greatly feared to tread upop aheight withnothingtohold to. Bkalla-grim went first, then called to her tofollow. Thrice sho looked, and thricethe turned away, trembling, for thepl»oe was awful and the fall bottomless.Then she spokealoud to herself:"Eric didnot fear to risk h's life tosave mo when IhuDR rvr GoldenFalls; less, then, shouldI.V'»r to riskmine to save him," end she steppedboldly down upou thepoint. But whenthe stood there, over the giddy height,shivers ran along her frame, and hermiad grew dark. She clutched at therook, gaveone low cryandbegan to fall.Indeed she wouldhave fallen and been |lost, had not Skallagrim, lying on hisbreastin thenarrow hole,utretohed outhis arms, caught her by the oloak andkittleanddraggedher tohim.Presentlyher sensescame baok."Iam safe!" the gasped, "bat by

a very little. Methlnks that here inthis placeImust liveand die,forImay"'nevor tread yonder rookagain."

"Thoushaltpass It safe now, lady,witha ropeaboutthee,saidJSkallagrim, <

andled the way to the oavo.Gndrnda entered,forgettingall things

inherloreofErie. A great fire of tnrfburned In the mouth of the care totemper tho bittor wind and frost, andby its light Gudruda saw her lovethrough tho smoke-reek. He lay npon

bedofskin's at the far end of the oavoand his bright grey eyes were wild,white was his wan faop, aud now of atiridanit grewrttf «.iiii fever,and thenwad whitenrV i. Uo had thrown thesheepiV'" irum his mighty ohest, thebones ot whiotf -stood ont grimly. Hislong arms wore, thrust through themasses of his golden hair, and on oneaideof his neck the hair clung to himand It wasbut ablack gore of blood.'

He raved loudly in his madness."Touchme Dot, carles, touch nwnotjye think me spent and weak, but, byThqrSif ye touoh my hair: Iwilllooiea'the kneee of some. Gudrudaalone" shall shear my hair:Ihavesworn andIwill keep the oath thatIo)ioebroke. Giveme snow t snow 1 mythroatburns 1 Heapsnow onmy head,Ibid you. Ye willnotP Ye mookme,thinking me weak? Where, then, laWhitefire— lhave yet a deed to do!Who comes yonderr Is it a woman'sshape or is It buta smoke- wraithP 'TisBwanhild th«j Fatherless who walksthei waters. Begone; Swanhlld, themwitchI thou hast worked evil enoughnpon me.' Nay,itisnot Swanhild,it isElfrlda ;lady,here 1b EnglandImaynot stay. In Iceland lam at home,

m Yea, yea, thingsgoorossly; perohancoIn this garden wemayspeak again!

"Now Gudruda could boar his words

np longer, but ran to bin) and kneltbeside him."

Peace, Brio !"

sho whispered,"Peace! It ia I, thy love. It isGudruda who amcome tothee."

He turnedhis headand looked upon1 her strangely.

"Nay, nay," he said, "It is notGudruda tbeFair. She willhavelittleto do with outlaws, and this is toorough aplace for her to come to. It 1bdark also and ever Atli speaks in thedarkness. If thou art Gudruda, giveme a sign. "Wherefore coraest thouhere and where is SkalUgrimP Ah,that was ag"odfight—.Downamongst thoballast tumbling'

Ospakar'sshield-carles wererolled.

Bat he should never have slain thesteersman. The axe goes first andSkallagrim followß after. Ha, balAy,Swnhild,we'llmingletears! Givome theoup. Why, whatis thisP Thouart afire, a gloryglows aboutthee, andfrom thee floats a scent like tha scentof theIcelandmeads inMay."

?"BrioIBrio! " cried Gudmcla, "1amcome toshear thyhair; as thoudidstswear thatIalone should do.""Now1know thatIhou art Gudrnda.'1said thecrazed man. "Out, out;bullet' not jthose knaves touoh my looks,lest.l shouldslay them."

-Then Gudruda drew out her allveishears,and withoutmore ado shore oilBrighteyes' golden looks. It was n<easy;task,for they werethickaaahorse'smane, ■and glued to the wound. Ye'when.shehadoutthorn,bqoloosened thehair fromthe flOßh with watermade houpon the fire. The wound was in cvieaseandbine,yethenover wincedwhiliahs dragged the hair from it. Thenshiwasheditclean,andputsweet ointmenOil itand bo.vered it with napkins.

This done, abegavehim brothandhidrank. Then,layingher banduponhihead, she looked into his oyeaand bad'him sleep. And presently he slept—which hfhii scarcely done for man:days— slept'liko.a littleohild.

Brioslept foradayand a night. Buat that samohour of the evening, whethehad fallen asleep,Gudruda,watohinihimby the lightof a taper that was se

upona rook,sawhim smiloinhis dreams.Presently heopenedhis eyesaad atareaat the fire which glowed in themouthofthe caye, and the great shadows thfctfell upon the rooks, V

"Strange!" shahoaidhUamurmur,"It is very strange! hutIdreamedIslept, and thatGudruda theFait leanedover me asIslept. Where, then, isBkallagrimP PerohanoeIamvoead andyon iaHela's. fire," andhe strove to lifthimself uponhis arm,butlelHWok fromlalntneas, for he w»s very weak, ThenGudruda took his hand, and, leaningoverhinvßpoke :"Hush,Brio!" she said;" that wasno dream, for lam here. Thou hastbeensiok untodeath,Erio ;■but now, «thou wiltrest, thingsshallgo well withtheo."

"ThouarthereP" saidErlo. turninghis white faco towards her. "DoIstilldream, or how earnest thou here toMosfell,GudrudaP""Ioame through the snows, Kn°» to

out thy hair, whioholungto the fester-ing wound, for in thy madness thouwouldst noMbat any should touoh it

aaveIalone.""Thou oamest through the huows—over the snows— to minister to me.GudrudaP Thou must love me much,then,"and he was so weak that, as hespoke,the tears rolled downhis cheeks.

Then Gudrnda klsaed him, weepingalso, and,layingher face by hU, badehim be at peace, for she »v there towatohhim.

CHAPTERXXVIII.HOW SWAHHUD VON TIDINGS OV BMC.

Now Erio'i strength oamo baok tohim andhisheart openedIn the light ofGodruda'seyesHko a flower in the sun-shine. For all daylong she sat at hisside, boldioghishandand talking withhim, and they found mnoh to say.

But on tke fifth day from the day of1 his awakeningshe Spoke thus:"Brio,nowImostback toMlddalbof.Thon art Bafeanditis not meet thatIshould stayhere.""Not yet,Gudrudu,"heBald;"leavemenot yet.""Yea,love,Imust leave thee. *hemoon i» bright, theskyha» olear»d, andthe snow is hard with frost and fit forthehoofs of horse*. Imust away eremoro storms come. Hearken uowi inthe aeoond woek of spring,ifallbe well,Iwill send thoe n messengerwith wordsof token, then Bbalt thou oome downsecretly to Middalhof, and there, Brio,we willbe wod. Then; on theporrow,we will sail for England in a trading-ship thttIshall make ready, there toseek oar fortune,"

« It willbe agood fortune If thonartbymy side," said Erie,"sogood thatIdoubt nwllyifImay 6V.it, for IamErie the Unlucky. Swaohild mast yetbe reckoned with,Gudrada. Yes, thouartright;thoumust gohence, Ondrnda,and that swiftly, though it grieves myhesrt sore tojpart with theo.

Then Erio called Skallagrimand badehim made thinus ready to ride down toMiddalhof with theLadyGudruda.

This Skallagrim did swiftly, andafterwardsErio andGudrudakisuod andparted, and they were sad at heart topart.

Now on the fifthday from the goingof Gudrnda, Skallagrim catne back toMosfell somewhatcoldand weary. Andbo told this tidings to Erio, who couldnow walk and grewstrongagtin, thathoand.Jon had ridden with Gudruda theFair to Horse-Head Heights, Boeingnoman, and had left her there to go onwith her thralls. He bad come baokalto seeing noman,for the weather wastoo cold for themenof Giznr to watchthe fellIn the snows.

Now GudrudacamesafelytoMiddal-hof, havingbeen eleven days gone, andfoundthat few had been to the stead,and that to theseit had been told thatshe lay sick abed. Her seorethadbeenwell kept, and many days went bybefore Swanhlld learned that Crudrndabad gonenp toMosfell to nurse Erio,-and this thoughshe had no laokofspies.

Thereafter Gudrnda began to makereadj for her flight from loeland. Shecalledin themoneys thatsbehad'outatintereU,and with them bought from acertain ohapman a good trading-shipwhich layin its shed under the shelterof WestmanIsles. This ship she beganto make ready for sea so soon as theheartof the winter was broken, puttingItabout that sue was minded to sendher on a trading voyage to Sootland inthe spring. And togive colour to thiitale she bought many pets and othergoods,such as ohapmendeal in.

Thus the days pasted on—

not 10 illfor Gudruds, who strove to 611 theiremptinessin making ready for the fulland happy time;bat for Brio inhiscavethey TOro overbear^ and he could findnothing to do except to sleej£ancf eat,and think-on Gudrodaj whomhemightnot see.

For Swanhild also, sitting at Qflld-baok, the days wentnot well. She waswearyof thecourtingof Gizur whomsheplayed*with as a''oat plays 'with" a rat,and her heartwas siok with love,hate,and jealooßT. Forshe woll knew this,thatGndrndaandEriostillclungtoeaohotherand foundmeans ofgreetingifnotof speech. Atthattimeshe wasmindedto slay Erio if sho might, though shewou|drather sUy Gudrudaif she dared.Btlll,she couldnot oome atErie, seeingthat her folk feared to try the narrowway of Blosfall, and when they methim In the open they fledbefore him.

Presently it came to her ears thatGadruda made a ship ready to sail toScotland on a trading voyage, and shedoubted her of this tale, for she knewwellthatGrududa|hadlittlelove of trad-Ingandneverthoughtongain. So sheset spies to watch the shin Still theslow daysdrew on,and at length theairgrew soft with spring, and flowersshowed through the snow.;

".

Erio sat in his moutaln nect waitingtidings,and watched the nestiog eagleswheel about theoltffs. At length newscame. Foronemorn, asborose,Skalla-grimtoldhimthat a man would speakwith him. He had oometo the moun-tain id the darkness, and had lain in adell till tho breakingof the light, fornowthat thosnows wore meltingthemenof Gizur and Swanhild watched thepathways.

Erio bade thembring th« man tohim.When he saw himhe knew thathe wasa thrall of Gudruda's, and greeted himwell.

"What tidingsP""This,lord,"said the thrall:"Gud-rnda the Fair bids me say that she iswelland that thesnowsmelton theroof

; of Middalhof."Now this was tbo signal word that

! had been agreod on between Brio and; Gudrnda*, thatshe shouldsendhim when

all wasready.1 " Good,"saidErio, "hie tbeebaok to; Qudruda the Fair and say that"Erio, Brighteyes is well,bnt on Heota tbe

snows meltnot."r By thisanswer hafaeant thathe wouldH ite with herpresently, though the thrall> could make nothingof it. X'henSkalla-I grim aabed tidings of the man, andb learned that Bwanbild was still at> Middalhof, and with her Gizur, andt that they gave 'out that they were1 minded to inakn an end of waiting andj slayBrio.a

"First snare your bird, then wrlcgt bianeolt," laughed Skallagrim.

This then Eric did:among his folkb woro some whom he knew were nots willingto sail from Iceland,and Jon,hisb thrall, was of them, for Jon loved not- tho angry sea. He bade these bide a1 while ouMosfell and make fired nightly

on the platform of rock whioh \b beforet the cave, that the spies of Gizur andi Swanbild might be deceived by them,g and think thatErio was jeton the foil.t Then, when they heard that he bad

sailed, they weretb"6omedownandhidethemselves with friends till Gizur andhis folkrodenorth. Buthebade twoof;the men make read; who would sail,withhim. . :

■ That very nlghttefore themoon roieiErlo aaid farewell toJon and the others,who stayedonMosfell,and rode awaywithSkallagrim and the two who wentwith him. They passed- the plain ofblaoksandinsafety, andso on toHorse-Head Heights. Now atlength,as theafternoon drew on to evening, from'Stonefell's crest they saw the HallofMlddalhof before them, andBrio'sheartswelled within his breast. Yet theymast waittilldarkness fell before theydared enter the stead, lest they shouldbe seen and nbtioe of their coming becarried to Gizur and Swanhild. Andthis cameInto the mind ofBrio,that ofall the hours of his life that honr ofwaiting was the longest. Scarcely In-deed could Skallagrimhold him baokfromgoingdown themountain side,hewas so set onooming to Gudroda whomhe should wed that night.

Atlength the darkdess fell,and theywenton. Erie rode swiftly down theroughmountain path, while Skallagrimand the two men followed grumbling,for they feared that their horses wouldfall. At length they oame to the stead,and riding into the yard, Brio sprangfromhishorse and strode to thewoman'sdoor. Now Gudruda stood within theporch,listening;whilebe was yetsomeway off, sheheaid the olaog of Bright-eyes'harness,and the colour oame andwent uponher oheek. Thenshe turnedand fled to thehighseatof thehall,andsat herself down there. Two womenonly were left in Mlddalhof with her,andcortain thralls who tended the kineandhorses. But these slept,notinthehallbut inanouthouse. Gudruda hadsent therest'of hjer people 'ddwn to theship to help in the lading, for it wasgivenout that the vessel sailed on themorrow. She had donethis that theremight beno talk of the ooming of KnotoMiddslhof.

Now Briuhteyes oame to the poroh,and finding the door wide, walked in.But Bkalltgrim and the men stayedwithout a while,and tended the hones.A firo burnedupon the centre hearthi*the hall, and threw great shadows onthe paneling. Hrio walked on by itslight, looking to left and right, butseeingneither man nor woman. Thenagreat fear took him lest Gndrudashould be gone,"or perohanoe slain ofBw«nhild, Groa's daughter, and hetrembled exceedingly at the thought,He stood by the fire, and Gudruda,watching from the shadow of the highseat, saw the dull light glow upon hisgoldenhelm, and a sigh of joy brokefromher lips. Erioheard the sighandl&oW, and r.s ;.« luulu-i a stiok ofpilalurdrift-wooa fell into tbe fire andflaredupfiercely. Thenhesaw. Therein the earven high seat, robed all inbridal white,sat Gudruda the Fair, bislove. Her golden hair flowed aboutherbreast,her white arraß werestretohedtowards him, and on her sweet faceshone suoh a look of love as he hadnever seen.

"JSVic!" she whispered softly, andthe breath of her voice ran down tbeempty panelled hall,and from all sidessoemed to answer, "Erio."

Slowlyhe drew near to her. He sawnaught but the gloryof Gudruda't faceand the lightshiningonGudruda's balr,he heardnaught save the sighingof herbreath, he knew naught exoept thatbefore him Bathisbride,wonaftormanyyears.

Now he had olimbed the high seat,andnow, wrapped ineaoh other's arms,theysat andgazedInto eachother's oyoi,and 10l the airof the great hall rolledround then a tfea of glory, and sweetvoices whispered in their ears. NowT?roya smiled upon them and led themthroughher gatesof love,and they were

,gltd that they had beenborn.Thus then they were wed.Now the story tells that Swanhild

Bpoke withGizur,Ospftlctr's ton, la theStead at Ooldbaok.,-

--"I wearyof thitf slowplay,"she said."Wv have tarriedhere for many weeks,and Atli's blwd. yet ories out for ven-geanoe, and. cries for vengoanoe thebloodof blaok Oipakai,thy father, andtbe blood of many another, dead atgreatErie'sband.""I too-weary," said Gizur, "andI

am niuofi needed in the- north. IBaythis to thee,Swanhild, tha.t, badst thounot so itriotly laid it ou me that Ericmuit die ere thou weddest me,Ihadflitted bsok to Swinefeli before thishour, and there bided by my timo tobringBrlghteyestobis end."'"I will never wed thee, Gizur, till

Erio hedead," said Swanhild fiercely."How then shall we oome at him1'he answered. "We maynot go upthatmountain p>tb,for twomen can hold itagainstallbur strength, and folk lovenot to meet Erio and Skallagrim in anarrow way." ■ ;. - ;,

"The plaoe has been ill watched,"said Swanhild. "I»m sure of this,thatErio has been down to Mlddalhofand seen Gudruda,toyhalf-sister. SheIs shameless, who still holds oommunewithhim who slew herbrother and myhusband. Deathshould be her gnerdoa,andIam minded toslay betbecause of(he shame that she has brought uponourblood.""Thatis a deed whioh thou wilt doalone, then," s»id Giaur, <'forIwillhave nohandin the slayingof that fairmaid— no, nor will any who live inIceland1" <

Swanhild glanoed at him strangely,"Heirken, Gizur!" she said: "Gud-ruda 'makes a ship ready to sail withgoods to Scotland and bring a oargothence before winter oome again. NowIfind this strange,for never before didIknow Gudruda turn"hep thoughts totrading. T.think that she has it!h hermind to sail fromloeland with this out-law Erie,and seek a homeover seas,andthatIwillinnow>6ebear.""It may be," said Glinr, "and I

should not be sorry to see tb» last ofBrighteyei,for methinks that moremenwilldieathisband.beforehe stiffens inbis barrow."

' ' '

"Thou art cowardly-hearted, thouson of Ospakarl" she said. "Thoujvytist tbouloveitmoand wonldott winme to wife ;Itell thee that thereisbutoneroad to my arms, and it leads overthe dead torpae of Eric. Now this ismycounsel: that we send the moat ofourmen towatohthatshipofGudrada's,and, when she lifts anchor, toboardherand search for she is already bound forsea. AUo amongthepeoplehereIhaveaoarlewho waaborn near toHeola,andhe swears this to me, that, when he wasa lad, searching an eagle's eyrie, hefound a path by whioh Mosfell mightbe olimbed fromthe north, and that inthe end he oame to a Urge flat place,and, looking over, saw that platformwhereErio dwells withhisthralls. Buthe could not see the oave, because ofthe overhangingbrow of therock. Nowwe will do this t thou and I,and tbeoarle alone— no more, for lam notminded thatoursearobbenoised abroad—to-morrow at the dawn we will rideforth for Mosfell, and, passing nnderHeola, come round the mountain, andsee if this path may still be scaled.For, if so, we will return with men andmake anend ofBrighteje*."

This planpleasedGizur well, and hesaidit would be so.

So very earlyon the following morn-ingSwanhild,havingsent manymen towatoh Gudrnda's,'hip, rode away sec-retly with- Giztii"and

5the thrall, and

before it was againdawn they were ontbe northern-elopesof Mosfell. It wason this Bamonlgbt thatErio went downfrom themountain to wedGudruda.

For a while the climbing was easj,but at length theyoameto a great wallof rook, a hundred fathoms high, oa

wbiohno'foxmight fioda foothold,no/anythingthathadnot wing*;' -"■ '■ '"

HerenowIsanendofotir journey,'}tatt'Oinr,"and'lonlypray this, thaiBrioride not round themountain ere wibedpvrnagain.". For He did not few*that Brighteyes already rode.hard foiiHiddalbof. '. , ,' ."Not.so," saidthe ?,'ifoaly;,]can find theplaceby which,aomethwt]summers gone,Iwon yonder rift;antthroughit theorestof the fell,"andhipointed toa narrow cleft In the face pithe rook high above their heads, thai;was clothed ingreymoss. :''.,", '

Then lie moved to the right and,Matched, peering behind.''atone*''and.bireh.bo»he», till presently he held uphit hand and whittled. They "pasied,alongtheslopeand fonnd himstandingby alittle streamof water whioh w«ll«dfrombeneath agreatrook. < '. <"Hereit the plaoe,"hesaid. -"Iwenoplaoe,"answered SwaanHd.

"Yet it Is: there, Jady," and.h?climbed on to the rook, drawing her.after him. At thebaok ofit wasahole,almost overgrown with mots.

"There'li thepath,'rheaaid again. '"

Then it isone thatIhave nomind,to follow,",answeredSwanhild. "Giaar,go thoa with theman'and seeifhis. taleii true.Iwill bide here tilly» comeback."

Then the thrall lethimself dowaIntothe hole and after him west (jinr.But Swanhild sat there ia the shadowof the rook, her chin,raiting on herhand, and. waited. .Presently,' ai■ih«sat, she saw two men ride round theban of thft fell,add strike ofi to theright towards a turf-booth whlehitoodthe half ofan hour's rideaway. NowSwanhild wasthe k«eie»t*nght«d.of allwomen ofher day inIceland/and wheushelooked onthefe two men she knewone of them for Jon,:Brio's thrall,andsheknew'tb* horioalio— lt wasa whitehorsewithblack patohei,that Jon hadridden for many years. She watchedthem go till they came to the booth,and there it seemed to her they lefttheir horses andentered.

Swanhild waitedupon the sideof thefellfor nearlytwohours in all. Then,hearinganoiseaboveher,shelooked up,and there,'black withdirt and wet withwater, wasOicor, and withhim was thethrall,. "What tidings,GUcar P" sheasked.

'"This, Swanbild: Brio may holdMoafell no more, for we have found away tobolt the fox."

' ."That is good news, then," said

Swanhild. "Say on." ,;"Ton hole, Swanhild, leads to thscleft abore, having been out throughthe cliff by fire, or perobanoaby water.Now up that o!eft a man may climb,thoughhardly,<as by a diffiejolt stair,till he come to the'flat orest of thefell.Then,crossing the orest, on the furtherside/ perhaps six fathoms

'below him,be sees that spaoe of rock, where isBrio'scave jbut he isannottie theeaveitself,became thebrowof theoliSha,ngsover. And so itis that, if any oomefrom the oayeon tothe spaceof rook,itwill be an easy autier to roll stonesupon them fromaboveandcrush them."

Now when Swanhild heard this shelaughedaloud. "

" . . ;.!';"."Erie shall mook'ns no mow," she

said, "andhis might can:availnothingagainst rooksrolled onhim fromabove.Let ns back to Ooldbaok and summonmen tomake anendof BiighUyei.1' .* ;

So the/ wist on down the mountaintill they oam* to the.pUoe where theyhad hidden their horse*. Then Swan-hild beihdnghthor of Jonand th*otherman whom she had seen riding to. thebooth,and she,told Girarof them.

41 Now," she said,. "we will snarethese birds, and perohanoe they,will;twitter tiding* when we squaws them."

So they turned and rode. for. the:booth, and drawing- nigh,saw this.twohorses grating without. Now theygot.off their horses, and creeping up to thebooth,lookedin through thedoor which!wmajar. And they saw this,that one,mansaton the ground withhis.baok tb,the door, eating itook-fitb, while:Jon1madebundles offish andmeal ready totieon the horns. For it wUherVthat!those of Us,quarter - who loved Erioibroughtfood to be carried by his'men;to the o»ve onMoisf»ll.

Now Swanhild touohed Oiiur on thearm,pointing first to the man who sat:eating the&»k and then to the spear in;Ghnrt hand, Ginr-pondereda while,for helovednot this deed. :■ ■ ■ < '■'

ThenSwanhild,wh!spered inhipear,:.'"'Slay, thaman and setae this other;Iwouldleara tidings fromhlta." ■ " '■'■

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SoGi«ur east'the lpe«, andit pasiadithrongh the.man's>heart, and he wasideidTet once. Then he and the thrall:leapt into the.booth and threw them*selvesonJon,hurlinghimtotheground,and holding swords over him/ NowJon wasamanofsmalt heart,'andwhenhe saw his plightand hisfellow dead hewas soreafraid,'andprayed for meroy.'"IfIspare thee,knave," saidSwan,

hild, "thou shalt do this: thou shaltleadmeupMouWl tospeak withBrio.""ThatImaynot do, lady," groanedJon t

"ferSrio isnot onMossf«U.""Where iahe, thenP" askedSwan,

hild.. NowJonbethoughthim that he hadsaidao'ill thing,and answered i ' ■ :

"Nay,Iavow not Last night h*rode forth from Mossfell with Skalla.grimJjambstoi],""Thou licit,kn«v«," uld Swanhild."Speak,or thoa shaltbe slain."

"SUyon,"groaned Jon, glanolng atthe swords above him, andshuttinghiseyes. For, though he feared mnoh todie,heha*no willtomakeknownBrio'splans. " "'■ .

"Look noton tha swords f not 'thuseasily shalt thoudie, Hearkenispeak,and speak truly; or thon sbalt seekHela's Up after this fashion,1'and,bendingdown, she whisperedinhis earthen laughed aloud.

i Now Jon grew faint with fear { hislips turnedblue,and his teethohatteredat the thought "( how be should bemade to die: Still, he would saynothing.*

Then Swaahild spoke to Giaur andandthe thrall,andbade thembind himwith a rope, tear tha garments fromhim, and bring snow. This they did,and poshed the matter to the drawingofknives. But when he saw the steelJoncriedaloud thathe would tell all.

"Now tbon takeit good counsel,"said"Swanhild* . " '. Then inhis fear Jon told hpw "Briehad gone down tb Mldctalhof-'to wed'Gudruds,and thence tofly with her to

'England.Now Swanhild was mad with wrath,

for she bad sooner die than that thisthingshould oome about.

'"Let as away," she said to Gkur."

Bat fint tlay thisman.","Nay, said Gl«ur,"l will not do

that. Hebeg told his tidings;let Wmgofree.' " '

"Thoa art ohlcken>hear£ed,f' saidSwanhild, who, after the fashion ofwitches, hadnomeroy inher. "At thelessc, he shall not go henoe to warnBrio and Oudruda of our ooming. Ifthou wilt not slay him, then bind himandleavehim."

SoJon was bound, and' there in thebooth he sat' twodays before any cametoloosehim.

"Whither awayP" said Giiur toSwanhild."ToMiddalhof first," saidSwanhild.

Tb itcontinued.

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Miscellaneous.

THE NEW ZEALAND PARLIA-MENT.The ■Melbourne Aram,,of >the,(,l6th

September,,baa the following,jeadlngarticle:—

' """"«'* iii^,

An instructive incident hjaownnted intheNew ZealandParliament/,,BaHgft adebate on"a

'question\of .prlfUeM.JpBryiie,theleadei of the Oppodtfon,:'hWbegunabrief speechbysaying "■that tftePrtmier ought tobeasiamWofIMsdf,"and wasproceeding tocomplete'rao'sen-tenoebyexplaining theprecise'fault tuthe had to find with the PreoAw.^Hew,a» interrupted, however, by jmi»PPf r vamong the Ministerialists, anoLiiu themidst, of the confusion Mr Bajjamemoved,that'the words'should be;^endown. Naturallyenough,Mr Bryw,re-fused .to withdraw a.! phrase wHcft.wMonlyapart of thestatement that.hew'ju °

about to niake,unless he werefirst heard.He withdrew from the "Chamber. TheMinisterial party followed up^e'a'tt-vantage they.had'gained by p&tfnfeja

..vote.of censure upon,him. ■Mr.Brj'cethen announcedhis intention of"resigningbis seat, and pa, the following.day hisresignation was. seat to the .Speaker.Into thedetails of the oontrpmjf^b^hledto'tbia elimax'wineed sot'eDtejr. Aserious charge had, been ms4e^u;,tpe

''House' against'a mdmber ot'-the'^j*eGovernment, who at .once ?demßnuedthat an inquiryshould be held;-Hisaccusers, however; on the

'Government.benched evidently knowing - that

statement had been false,determined torefuse,an investi«atibn,-.and iwerejonlyanxious the mattershould be.allow/ed topass, from public notice without-.beingcompelled "to contradict their,.ojm un-truthful assertions. This pplloy.will,'ofcourse,be nosurpriseto.anyoneuj. Aus-tralia vh<s bMstudied'that magnificentdislike for acouraoy and that'lore ofmakingpersonalcharges whiohCharacter-ises the leader* of the labor party/ MrBryoewassimplydrawn into thediipntebecause he roseInhis placeto.say? that"the.Premier ought to be ashamed, ofhimself

"for blocking an■inquiry,,ipta&a

serious accusationby meantef >a techni-cality in the rule* of the House^ Thephrase was' trivial. Itmay be' that Mr

-.Ballance occasionallyresents1ahis ownmidd thesubservience to which thelftborparty have reducedhim, and that!utfistherefore easily irritated ata word whichis intended to oasb^nb offeislre^-jrfeflSi-tion upon him, but which■''conveys ■■"

mneh siupioionß'meaning to'.hjia^e-

oentfql ears. Or it may''bo tha),knowing Mr. Bryoe'anature, bei^dWibalr-ately tried; to ..drive ..him -outviplthe House of Represen,tatfves,by allow-ing' a wholly■ npnecMMry .yoUl.:;Ofcensnre to be passed; Theblame;Sow.ever,' tests with theßpeaker.j BfM'.tiMSpeaker pouesaed the sUghtesiTemttolof theHouse,hadhe been able.19 quelltheturmoil,and allow room'for etpUnvtions,prhadheshown1 firmnessifidealingWith the question:of privilege,thewhifiaffair wouldhavebeenavoldeilir ßocouWhardlyhaveacted with lejs ditftjetioniif,insteadof beingelected tocontrol thede-liberation*.of the'■House, he bad'ibeeaappointed to,assist the MMiterif^ear-tapjeen.' The incident was the,1retuJJofthe. impulsive action of on rinabtemetlchamber. But when a man has iraoeaccepted a podlion, in which ndl'Wirhlsown fedfn«s are oeoildeied.Wftiie -,interests of the politidal party-toWhiflh ,he.belongs,has he any right W^reiigjj■imply because a partisan Gavetn|Wit, /ald^d bythe weakness of the.Speike*, ■

carries a hostilevote bitt{fyjlliwellknown that Mrßryw ls^arvmanvOf "

\ string, personality and: Btubbwni\iqw- .<pendenQe^fojfihe has twioe,realgnedjfio|»/"MinwriestVMauie of malters^aflepHng 'tiimm. We c*n understano'alsb^S'the' present':course of N«w J Ziaipi

'politics,1 vth'e degrading wb'mis)Jb)j'of the? Government ■ to- '/the.'-Tawparty# the"." redkless "lefiortaItb^,puiall manner of fads into ilaws nifstinglewwlon,thewant of that deooram,eQurtesyt.andoratorywhichused .to;mark

1 theHouseof Be'preeentatlves/ar'eall dls- .tasteful tohim. But as the funotipns ofthepppojaitiou are no lees valasble.dun ■

tbow of. the Government,the l.eadejro'wcsitBsa'ctuiy to.the.State to'EUppreMj^sbwn.feelin»'and his anger and piqoej«j

Itmpeci. If eyqtypartisanipgmttnM^ay?Kjlevelled 'M'.,apolijpaji.»we»yp v*fi-''rented'Jn;.' thlsjway, P.anlanwnt ',woujp

While everaiftin'musft haymt|e,j^iWt^f1prptutinginthempstfordUeFM.agaMM 'any Injustice that is done to win, iOi

j alf» his dutyhavingbeen onoe.eTarted'w■fulfil an importantpublic .tasfc-, to ;ao|pjw;best,,£ven .in■ the

'face of,misfepreoen^i-

'tion, forhis country. Hemay.hoTd^qlfrom politics' altogether* fin,iit ii^Qithe lime tofllnoh when,hehas,to,Tnee|-ilitt^r^nnrsawningpartonaMa^'x'?""!!*are/i'weial teatina,in.New^Ztfdtndi^A;»hottld urge,men of ,>trong M)\cudindependent mind , to.play.tu.inmipart that,is assigned to.them^iapolitics. A taxation bill,' which.is.ap-parently/intended to check the ,empmj«m'ent ofcapitalla thecolony, haialreujy.beenpastea. MrBallance, thePre,taWr»is.now1 talking.of.some vague■ scheme"f carrying on pnbllc works by meant;olco-operation.. The co-operationprbb^Mymeans that the contr%otpn will b«;jfcadownby such conditions at W w«ge« 'andother matters that they will dther^bSunable to undertakeithe work, or theywillbeobligedW chirga>higfaoi pricetothelong-suneringNew^Zealandratepayer}LMflereduetions are being madein_ thecivil servloe,.ostensibly on the Mbwtofeconomy { andyet theinembftrsofPuUermend propose to Increase their ownsalar|es.ABfll.totroduoedbySirGeorgeGrey,w« passed by theHouseof Bepre-sentatlves with the express;,intentionof killing the benefit scheme wnieht^eUnionSteamshipCompanyhas elaboratedfor the advantageof its.employes, AY«hearendless talk■ fromthe labor partyofthe neoessjty of stimulating,:a morefriendly feeling between employers andtheir workmen^'Hereis acasein whicht|large company .contributes w"&be»e^»(wbeme,' and in which thei workmenmay bo said,to have a.sjiare,o|-tli»proflt*. It is opposed by the unionleaders as a similar system wasoppowi,in liOndonj and, as the actual workvmen. do not seem to object tOiU.vthrAuthority of a demoralised.House ofRepncentativefirInvolved. TheQou»oiliaoodrdlnit to thelatest news,haj» thrownout thisbill,and tone of themembert.otthe other.Chamberare wildly,indignant.-But theCouncilisanominatedbody,and.unless it has strenuous assUtouce.front!the mluority in the Lower House, andstrong support from the country,it wiltbe unable to resist the pressure,of-the,Governmwjt. Itmay be.forced lnto^ba.pwtUdn, that it may either.be «wftmDed=by new nominees or compelled to,yfel<ithrough weakness. At suoh a timfl.tbo-strong and resolute:men are .wanted feorder to' support the- Council and- to.Restrain the Government, There,,wiU.doubtless be a reacUon a^&Jowlhefadj..and crudities of the Balance Mlulitry^for the people of New Zealand cannqt;.always afford to throw awaytheir,pros-;perity for the take of being yioUins'tOtolitioai experimenti. Inthemeantime,;t is' the duty of the Opposition anjMuij

'.leaddrt tohalp thereactionforward;.even'though the effdrt may be at thecOitpjttheirown personalfeelings.

""'■,

LITTLE OF THE GUN; NOTHINGOF THE DOG.V ii| ■..- ■!'.„■!. r. >.

WhenRip Tan Winkle twblce. ftom '

hii nap in the OaUkill lloanlab»<ife '«"Amerioa,ha found himself an old' tnan;'-Hiadog was dead longago.'andnothing -wm left o! hi« gunlmt the lbolt>d'vbarrel. :And whenhe wentiaok ttf^he .'Tiljlage ofFallingWater, wnerehßtwl"to live, pobody recognised, Kfm, H)»4.wife,believing.aim dead, £ad^majwi»jl^~^the innkeeper. Right enough tco,JorRip had lain,on the mountain

-aide,

aound aßleep,/or twentyy«an.-;... ">! «,.>.

Alongnooea j bot it seems to tne;I'd *>rather be asleephalf mylife atasti'etbh';'than to sj:op awake and be miserable;*Tethere isa woman wl}o;b^s;"Itianftruthfully say that foir eighteenje'arsj .'was never frea from pain jfor.a'iingla 'I:.'.','1:.'.', '' '

:.'.',"v, '\";,'[

Merojl tbiak o! tiwt, 'What $''-, -....i.A .;; ;.:;.,<; ■ ■.'r^lhs.v

vSJj ■ GALVANISED. IRONOOBHOOATBDANDFLAT)

' >*I£W^ [IS OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY AND UNIFORMITY.

ALL sheets are frill width,and willcover asmuchas any first-class IronA largo(tookofallgaugesand lengthsalwayß onhand.'

Arahltortiand Proprietorsshould stipulate (or"KodoUffe,'Itmakes thebestandmost

usttngroot

JOHN DUTffljTfr' CO.; LTIX,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

IRONMOTOERS AND IRON "MERCHANTSWELLINGTON. ISO

W.M.NEWMAN,QENBEAL HOUSE FUBNIBHBR, ..

iTKNNXBON-STRHBr, ■

Hailattyreceived,exiLutterwortk,Loohnagar,Dodo, ft.NEW SHIPMENTS

Of ART tWDJDOWJHOLLANDS. HKOOHB TAPISaKBTRB, UNOLBOM, OARPKtANDRBARTH RUGB Unrlvalledi,

alsoaSuperiorLototDOOR BLIPS ANUDAQDAO MATS Ota SquareCARPET BQUARES,

Goatakfe.aad other Rote. Plainand Faooy China and Japan UatUnnu Ulk and Oth«Tapestriesto?Curtainsand phoutery Work;alao,a SplandtdLotot

SEAL MOROCCO LEATHERInGreenandMaroon

wnitaretsßoddlngotKverrDeeerlotton. AtewPUnoatoolaaraliesllßlrtadvaooeupoiiooeBPRINQ 4A.TTRBBSBB.

BUOH AS SOU)AT AUCrnQN, FROM <i/k8 BAO&GOOD QUAUT7 SPRINa MATTRKS3RS ATREASONABLE PHIOBB' '

OALti AND INBPKOT JIT STOCK,

W. M. NEWMAN. -7INNIBONr3T.RBHT. 181

4AS A COUGH MIXTURE IT IS EXCELLENT.1■

" TESTIMONIALS.

1 EFFtCTUAL REMEOV.HBift^SSiSiK SBSmmwii,and(onadIt wyeffleaoloMwgaaeaK*Bmmmwntßsaaa^rmm!*~me&KMBMUmi jncheatand throatconjplalnta.

loiUfeigaiitll'i iwlrl^MiliSifbT^bll,udLvaaboBBHHKffMi"* tiT» ■ iT» ",Iy[||» * "," ilnlßWllWll (rlrenittoonrchllaren toxWhoop1

H/^V2^<vC^v{JHMItheaevenpatpxynuof bonghiag

WIPPOR COUCHSfWK Benlord-itoMt,OhfUUhmh.IBwNCHrm, AtTHMA, Hffi^^S^"Effig&OABSZNEM.WHOOPINC COUCK^fflrajto theefficacyolyoai "LnnffPitB OirriCULTY OPBbCATHING" Hffinfflaerver," kaVW provedit Umy

IMoau. Affection*qfthe tWNCsMHLa^^^ IffiSK&KBftONGHM, TJUUWA.& URWmEM^'&iX^Z^T^dH4 ButFiiarf T0vuPItAWM.Swi*fiUßßKmu doe* not, Ukt otfor tuuirunt,■ M0AtK/e 4«4<At- . BMBaduordy <A« cty«tft» wy«»«.*Vft

— — — . jßHHjHintfuww n<KMtt>( eotUwpwMWi

If fgEPARCD ONLY BY theoheapcst,aidmoitpaUt<■ j.BAXTSRi JHadHßßable mutore known for eoofu,BlitamaL Hall Viatahi*iratttbßoUßß ooldi,bronohltU,whoopingeooMi

mj^^WITCtIUKOHiH^Z/^aMniT that weMwaytkeop»wpplfo»

Ihato'nada»evere attack of BmdoMUb, for which allmw* *obliged to engage the eervloesiof a doctor,but|thi« time yowLvngrmtnornoiourtdm inwwft lets time.

lOLD'BY ALLIJPATBNT MEDICINE IVBNDOBB.IMPOKTANT TO Pt KCHASBKBJ

'

IMr<Jiaa««aM»eQne«todt«»»e.tha6eaohpapltes . . .SortoriMlrawlng,and that tto onto

""Baxter1* j®S^y /**° o/"flo^'*?SSjSpJSSrv^oliriatahMch." aw blown on th« fffKAl' e=»--^ r

S3Fwk"all others as counterfeits

GOAL, FIREWOOD, AND GRAIN DEPOT.

COALNEWOABTLB AND WEST^OET. JOOAL tOE BALB AT LOWEST

PRICES FOB OASJI DBUVEEED IN TOWN OR OOUNTBY.

COKEDelivered:in Any part of the bor^ohgih for iwo .

BHILLDSQB (25.)per «aok, for oaih.

FIREWOODBESTrUATAI,Jehortor longlengths inlargeor (mailqoaatitiei. .

HORSE ANITfOWL FEEDOPEVERY DEBORIPTION.

BRICKS, LIME, AND BUILDING BTONE on Sale.

WELL SEASONED TIMBER alwayi in Slook.

ESTIMATEB GIVEN. '

H. J. HOLDER,BUILDER AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR

EMERSON STEEET, NAPIES

W. A. AMNEICtCOAL, COKE, AND FIREWOOD DEPOT,

CONTRACTOR AND GENERAL CARRIER

COALi; NEWCASTLE AND OOLEBROOKDALE For Sale at \LOWBST CURRENT

RATES.

COKEHating oonolnded arraniteinentfl with the Gas Company foi a Regular Supply-of

CRUSHED OOKE, Iam prepared to Deliver same to anypart of theBoroughatTWOSHILLINGS (2/-) perSaolc for Cash.

FIREWOOD. BEST MATAI,!Sbortor LongLongthi,inLargeor Small QotoUtiei.HORSE AND FOWL FEED

Of Brery Description, 'Crushed on the premises by Special Machinery witht my Latest Improvements, emoting a Considerable Saving in feeding

1 Hones. A TRIAL OBDER SOLICITED.FURNITURBfjREMONED]«rith Low SpriDgDrays toany part of me Town or

Ooontrj.

BLACK SOIL3JUXLDING STONE, ANDJGRAVELIONtSALE.'ESTIMATES GIVEN for Filling Infections,

CLIVE SQTTAEE, NAPIER.

BfBWABT DAWBON AND 00..

■«fATO6 MANUFACTURER^;:: Nik)N^M:aßPool''

AvoklaudBrakobi, 4

- 1, QUEBtC-STRBBT.THE LARGEST ENGLISH WATCH ,

KXHIBmON ;

AndFinest Display ofHK>H-<OLABB JBWBLLBRX IN AUS-

TRALIAArelapoxteabyBjD.and00.

DIRECT FROM THEIR FAOTOrUBS.au.and00.1

OBJjKBRATHD ENGLISH LXYBRWATOHBB

SttUstand without« rival,Mfl by *«■thelargest sale and glveitreatersatisfap-Uon thauany other Bnglun Watohwi vthemarked Weguarantee the lollowttßtor

FINISH,TUtK-KKKPINO, DURABIUTTjANDWjSAh*

BTBWABT DAWBON AND 00.8WORLD-FAMRDHNGLIBH LKVKKa

And leonre the Best Vain* by purchasingtram theManufacturers.

Remember-There arenomiddleman ln&D.andCo.Ientemlud_no retailprofltt.

a-*.T>. and 00/s Crystall Front BngllshLever, mnoh reoemmended for colonialmet iaata a lifetime highest Quality

aICkN-ab, and00." GrandLiverpoolBur*llih Hunting Levert orory known, to-, provement: gold wJififtJ .SSSa~JoompeUUon; oMeapatWMfiW**!? oiimitations ,-■ ' ■ .£, «jl i_V»uL

'« 188-3.D.andC*tfBupttbttfWHfitong,uteni threepainei^4»w_au,'.andjhaal« lte^a"andtC^°Qrand ThrefrquartermKal?!7oentw Beoondß OoroMjjwph

Levers; thw'""'* In wear; witnoot

BportingWam IntheWorldimatobitfn«1 IiM-B.D."hilCp.f.BterUng aiwm-

fl&oM Watolu*: the 'Boat low-prto©aTfSohew to3«. .HoAtert ditto, AlU§

B.D. MO OeXudlS KoglUh GoldUrert■.D.^?Oo.iUdlei.HunUDg QoMUtct8.6^^00.■UdleV KwleaeOolA \AtpctaD.^nd°Oo.■t**«f;OoJd 0KW'*!*rd^m*Oo.iClenW'Ea^a,-Ooldiwpjit'BJ)f2id*Oo)"aent» BnglUIW4 HjmtinaBLD?anfSofi6a«nta Gold EtyleM.HuatiflS- s. - ■"■ '■*

ELD. and Oo.'s Uenta Bogllih Doable Qo)dOuonogwpbJ,WUiaadfflß. ",; :;

aD. and Oa'GoMantee '.^Tfe'fc^?^**" JBWBUJHiy*~IBWBIjIi»Wrj

IsalltheNewestEta«aat London Dealgß*.ImpowedjUreot by S.U anffOxNew opnaJanmentifiby every (teamer. Th« UrgwtJSetT^Sew,?^^ «»MTM««S»^«nMMtMd nStoprtoS?^1111*11'*".

p"^ "■

aoi?Ba^»ilWfe?&fe*La^^dd^Sbi&'ahirtf'jS,Kjl JnUlength with dropan* tasjleTw.X*!«"

UJIUIfiltBd,10&,110a,UOB.Ladle*'QemRlnga and Engagement Blnn

UafSJ OoUKeVpere.10eId.UeM,«iM.MiLadlet1WeddingR^lrtoiSJjiedvWio«n% GoldlS&eta "JMj""M,We. iS*.B9lQenSf'aSd^eiSl'MdChare*Ua,1*Sd,fa*

fuan> (08.BM[ FwoffilffeelnlWd^BUTetJew^irytee taUpartlonlanIn&D. aad Cto.'iDlnt>trtted WatohPamnhlef.

OOLOMLAXi BRAKOHXaMKLBOURN|bß^Kg. DUMBDIN

Vto

BIBWABT BUgJOKAKP;OaßBNGLIBH WATCH EJLBIBITION,

Otktc Ooloalai Branoneeat MelMnne,Brdney.andPqnedin.

Write at onoe tea on«i ot BJO. and 00.i(amooiIllustratedPampMeta,oontatnlng aUDartlonlan oonoernlngIhtee Talnable time-keepenandlist ot RedooedPrtoea,^SeattarpoeflorSd stamp| treeon appUoaunaeUuaeea-ttxeeu totdmnnbe (orwajoMinttoountryorders tootrrtrppatageandlegwm-tloareoe. ' 'jSSwABT DAWBON ANDOO, Bepalt

and Ooan Gold and MTerWatchft_Mmatter whfltmakerotwhereborgW. WorkinMihlpguaranteed, . . *U

TBLEOEAPH LIKB09

OOYAL MAIL OOAOHBSIhonday for Wanatead and WalUnstoro,re-turning eretr Wedneedar and SatordayIntimetooatenNapierand woodvllletrait*

Fa.cc from Walpnknran toWanicnad, «c |from'Walsukuranto WaUlnsford fli

HKNBTMGBBBVTm WalpnkaranandPorangabatu

NOEBBWOOD ABD ORMOKD--1 VILLB LINB OF OOAOBBB.

J.ENQLEBBETBEN iaforma the"^ Travelling Pnbllo thathis old eetablishei Line ot Ooaohei U itUI numlog be-tweenOrmondTUleandNonewood.' Ooaohlearee Nonewoodtor Ormondvllle

'dailr at 10 aon. to meet the Napier Train,whlohe&TMOrmoadvUleat1110 p.m. ,

Goods and Luggage forwarded with oawand deepatoh.

SpeolalOoaohesbyarrangement;J.ENGLBjaRKTSBN,

331' Prwrletpf.

--v'

RTKBB'll.jROYAL MAIL OOAOHES

TONAPIKR, TARADALB. MEANBB.PUKBTAPD, OMAHD, AND FKKNHIUi.

EBTABUBBXD IB6J,DAILY tThK-TABLBi

NlWttoiCorner tor Taradale-depart10, 11,IS,8, i,4*15, LXL"itbe eleven and lour fifteen Ooaooei> run via Awatoto and. Meaofe, all' ' othenbythaTaradaleNaw>road.

Taradaie for Napier-depart WU10,11Lift, 130. 1,80. ' ' '

The eight forty-fire and oae torty-flriCoaohesrun rla Meaneo and Awe-toto.Pttketapo (or Napier

—depart 8 a,m, OTen

day,Now-road; and on Tueadayg,Thur»days,and Saturdays at 1p.m.; also, ritMeant*.

Napier (or Pnketapu-departIp.m. everyday,New-road; and oaTuesdays,Tauntdays, and Saturdays, at 11 a.m., rU

■ Meanee. - " -^-

SpeolalTrips from Taradaie to Puks-tapa with two patsensjan,at anytime, (or.te; extra pAsoeogers i

remain tor Taradaie aod'Kapter-departIa.m..arrivingInNapier 9M.Napier forFernhui-departIp,m., arriveatifernhUltp.m«

BATUBUAyNIQHTOOAOH.Taradaie forMapler-depart8am,Napier torTaradale-depart8,80p.m.Fans to Meaaee or Taradaie, U| to Puke.

topu.SB; and to Fernhlll 3s fld eachwayUhlidrenunderIyeanhalf fare,

BpeolalOoaohes for PtonloParties. AuoHonBaleeorTripetoanypart otthe slaadbyarrangement.

Bundea and Saddle Hones oubeha4ataradaleat any time

HOTIORpETANE COACH «8

Frrm Peume 8.80a.m.and 8 pm,VromNapier,11a,m.and».S0 p.m, 'The Coachesstart xomBtar Hotelat VXS,

and tailPoCdie's Hotel at 11 aju,andIttp.m.iNapierandPetaneHotelsSPBOIAIi OOAOHES* LAID ON VOHIQNIOa AND PARTPCa/Bugties an Riding Horses by arrange

me withaviLLKBa.M7Proprutor Petani

NATIONALFIXE AND MABINBPWUBAK.OH COMPANY,

oipiwt....."^SiStLotus PiromlisYumZ Z *JK*BB, Bubhtbrvm. _-^ "- -

JWfl* IT|Insurances efleotod'agalnit bottk'FJw aad

Martoaßlata, LoSwjHomptlywtitlwlusnorSoSjußtiaiTß-

oure - - -Jtana&BWS*£2,

H^fff* . v . F.CwTlCTnia ", HavSS* - - - W.T.Dwinjn'KalkonudWalpawa.,- „£"£. ?SS£OngaOnu,. jp." -'"«' Ma«£&s2-Poruunbav . i - ▼" J«Bi*TwSST - I»o»iuWJi|Bn«jWir

» rffiWnffl.£fflw.QOUTH BRITIBH FELK AND

OtfiTO- .ASOOOOI .

Napitt Branoh-<Jorn«d Hmohall aaft'

Browning itaeata.Thiicompany laprepaiaa to «»a»»«j£j*

finevery55o»lpaon of lovusble ProperW

Ooloolsl Initituaon oommamli itMit to tna ;B«i«ftllnnrißaimbUe. Op«a pdtotMImtdooTerlngWooTfiomShoes'!b»c*t Wool-abea,ssBhlDPlogPoet toLooion. Ev«T oum of :MarinebntlDMiBDdertekwbr thaDomMar

QenetalMana«er-JAJO» Exbkkb,Eoq 'EoSaKMU*-KDWAaD LnCDOR.BIQiAtttßta-

MOXTAOUBUaOILUS. WNtOUnMABTmOoLun^ .QBO.CHBK-

- -S^^u

K.BHKKOO, - - £"&£! .KUUSOHAJISDU OAM

-Fort Ahortl

JAMKaBIDBTBnutthMaujm3 uawieaßarI.

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THE UNIONFIRS ANDMAWNH

ZNSUBANOB 00MPAM7orn.z., iiMmtD

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- *"<?S«9SP*Mno lvOiOwRe«emaadße-£lnuKDO«roiidi~ n,«O

AU deMriptilu of Fire «ad UariaaRlataoorere*atlowe»t onrrent ratea.i.WoolInsured(comiheep'fback toLOBdW.

HAW(KJBiB||BIAnt BB|AW|O(H-BBOmnira-aTBBR'.^APaab

"i '; rVfiHE EQUITABLELJFE AS£(UR-X ANOE 800IBTY OF THBUKTTBD

1 JBTATKB. -NBW RBALAMDLOOAiiDIBIOTCSUB

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- .AMUW&SNtwAmra&oMlnUM..**2*225*259neoaa..... ff.MO.CQOQKOHOB ROSb,

U UmbUm-Qoaj Wellington!

AUSTRALIANMUTUAL

PROVIDENTSOCIETY.

New ZealandBranobtHeadOffloe, CtutomHoojmQ«ayl Wellington

LoadBoardofDlreotwalTba Hon. Monaa S. Graoe, M.D., C.M.O.Charlat J. Johnston, Ksu., M.UO. (Deputy-

OhairmaahAlfredde BatheBrandon,Baa.Tba Bon.EdwardBtohardaon.0.M.0.JohnDnnoan/Ksq. .j . UedloalOffloeri , :■Or.Vf.Q,Kemp,M.R0.8. England).

THE OLDEST, WEALTHIEST,

MOST PKOSPBBOUBAUSTRALIANLIFEOFFICE,

' " AND THB *y

LABGEBT IN THE BBITISHEMPIRE.

THB ONLYCOLONIAL LIFEOFFIOIWHIOU DECLARES

A BONUS EVERY TEAS.

The Method of Valuation adopted bythis Society is of the Moat StringentCharacter, and ensure* a ConsiderablyLarger Rctervt *? meet Liabilities thanthat held tyany otheroffice in the Aus-tralasianColomet.

ACCUMULATED FUNDSH&UU.T

"

£10,000,000 uJSSSntSTERLING,

Alllnreeted toyield neariyWper otnt,

,POUCHES INFORCE „ .101,340Sum asanred £81,901,017AccnrauUtedFHndo „ . £9,738,871AnnualInoome - - 41,711,187C&ihßonusM Divided.. M.UO.MS

FatFIVEYEARS endedJlitOeownber.lSO,PoUoleabara beenwritten for

SEVENTEEN AND A HALFMILLIONSTKRUNQ.

BONUSES!OABH BONUBKB deolarod for last ITVBYean, TWO MH.LIONB, ftvldlnß Ba*

renlonarr Bonnsea exocedlog «OUBMILLIONS. J^^OABBBOkUS forONE Yaar,fiail. tUßtm,

TlaldlnsrReversionaryBoouaea'unounUngt0«397.«».

ThisdashBonui«v eaual to42,1percent,on thePremium*rewired during theyear.;

ABBUKB YOUR LIPETUB

A.M.P. jSOOIETY,AND pKCURK |A . ',

BONUS EVERY YEAR'

POUOIEa (yrl WRW ZKALAND ;

£5,000,000.ABSETS IN NEW ZEALAND,

£1,419,276.EXPENBEB OF MANAGEMENT LEBSTHANS

91 PER CENT.ONTHE TOTAL INCOME

EDWABD W.LOWE, {RESIDENT SECRETARY,

BranchOmos—CUSTOM.HOUSE QUAY, WEtMJNQTON

" A.H GORE,"

DlsWotSoorelary 1Xl Napier,

* **.■■■ ■—<"■-■ -■ ■

E. Da SMITHChemist,.Qastim. ,

[COPYEIQHT.]

wret&ed*a*y to-live!)Yet'Isupposemillions of folkorawl alongthroughthe-worldin that style. Not.beoause.theywant to. Heavens, not But becamethey can't help it. This was h

!iitn»tfon, tndan army of other women'" (besidescrowds of men)can sympathise.withher.'' She say? " "For over twenty yearsI;,wti weak andsickly. „ Atflr«tl rh>d aAjri^tute,'jq,the month,P">.?T,appet|^,

;,apd, an. uncomfortable,,..ffaehng, at mychestand aides,aud,of,ten;tiied,to,,qbt«in"aaebyholdingm»jsides.;With myhands.. After .eatingIhal greatpain;it..was

lika S)load »t my ohest.andIoonld not""bear ItuntilIvomited,«lhmy> food up.Iwonldbe quite faint from the want of

"foodbut «M» afraid toeat. At timesIhad badattacksof spasms which nearlydoubled meup,andIgambled.a|> anddpwn the.hqnse for hoB,H(,together,,forJoouldpoteyenlle.do'jnj.;,,OicontseI,lqit "

udea2lilof «}fep,, ahdjn lawornioß.waatpwe.akajidifaintIscarcelyiknew

>hp<jJp get out of bedand. downßtairs." -j^Wf eighteen-yeartIwa* neverfreefrom-pain.Jwa tingleday." '■ "Itaw doctor afterdoctor, and tooka great quantity of. medicine withont'f£lridlD(jany !rß»l relief. The/wbulftnotsay what was theoaoH of jay ailment,

.r.wakvfast wasting away, and did notthinkIcould lire much longer,.whenOneday,io.1881 myhasband,heardfromMr. Jpaeph Qooper,'of,3ou^ne, of_a,mMiolneoal'edMotherSeigel'iOaratire-Byiup, whiob he-said had oured-him."IfIamspared,"Isaidtomyhusband,

<'Iwill try it." Idid'so,and beforeI1had taken the firstbottleIfonod relief,andafter taking fonrbottltimprfiIwas■qaiUwelland strong

"That.is now ten jeaw ago; andI.hard been,in good health e^er;»inoe,taking just an occasional dose ot; the

After myreeorery-theclergy-man taid tomy husband, ".Yourminus ,gets,about very different to what she

inssdto do," and he told him that,Mothe*Beigel'« Syrup hadwrought theonre. People tell meIlookbetterthanIdid twenty years ago, AndIfeel,so.Itrong thatloan now dig potatoes apddo work with anyone,notwithstanding^|am 65 yearsof age. , >",.s?'Mfhusband inffered,t6rriWT

('.(r.om;

rMumalism,and, flar,' and has foundwonderful benefit from ,the samenedldne. Hasayshewouldiharsibeeniin the ohurobjard long-ago bat fortfotber Seine's Syrup. For mjseUI"can say it saved my life,1 and Iwish;others to know what ithas donefor me.andmine. (Signed),M>sEbth«rAtb,wifo of Willlalu Ayr, of Thdrlby, nearBourne,Linootiishire." , , '. j

1 In this breef and simple ,way, Jars!Ayr tolls a, story the fall,de^Us, of,Which wonld fill > book. Wbathppsrand fears1 what hours of keen sorrow;and deep darkness she must hare.«-,peritoeed. Yes, indeed. Nona oan;- er«n imagineitenwp) thoie-whobelong!

■ toJ«h« great Sisterhood of suffering.'"Where the ■ mentions- one |ymptbrt ofher disease sbe actually obuld have,nAni*da down. For herv«nalsdV--the;learfnlly common andfaUloDe^lbdlgei-,.tiot aaddyspepsia— has as,many signs,and, formsas

'themind has lanoie!, ,or

,tbe!heavens hare clouds.,, Fromit, as;fcotn-sin, come a tbonsand pangsj.and!paina to torment and to crash helpless;humanity. Seeing what her great dia-'flomy has aoobniplished in this'and'niultitudes of ltke oases,'how^ good %\

■ friend toher kind was Mather; fleigelliBipVanWintle awolce1fromhl|1D

I»p,,t0|;lbdiWmselfold " B|rs

',lil%lftt night of iUness tpjflnd UmU

,tMOghfor all the snfleriognUl|w»a in.KaglandP

CHILD FLOGGING IN WARSAW.Acorrespondent of TMTfitiis1Mteii

-Aterrible act of brutaUtyJppetrated'by theBußiian antboriUes'it Warsawhw.

'Mused great indignation throughout'Poland. At nsaal, tbe faoti have cotrieoatUttleby littleand considerablyalterdate. ItwMonthe3litof Maylaßtthatthe daughter of General Poniereff, who \sbut a child;warplaying with a ballIn'tbe Baxe: Gardens at Wwaaw, Sb'e.mpwd to meet a boy named Winter,'toftitruekhim with her ball. Theboy,Vh6" Wag only ten years old, seized the■ball And threw it back, probably, with1tomeviolence. Thereupontheaeryantjn;'l&argttafGeneralPonwreffs cWldrtuhediforward, caught tbe boy1Winter,'and"fagkr to bMV'hlni.1 We;W,mA"rer, resitted, hit back at the wfftat'.Mdcalledhernames, which showed that,

■fee/ was"a1Pole and' had been Mfiviatook with contempt npbn the Kulfilans,Theservantnowcalled for the"police,jindthe1boy was taken and locked up.allBight A fall report of tbelncideiswas;-drawn up and Bent to the Governor-;General or theprovince,Genera!Gourko..On 'the;morrow GeneralGourko' repliedthatthiboymust be flowed,and1shouldraOftttflpbes. Accdrdlng'td thelaw,ieprporal punishment can' only, bja ad-'ministered to children by,their wrerity,.lilt -Winter 'father, was dead,, The.pbllceytherefore,' ihoqld;bave' applied to

'

wevboyV mother.' They 'preferred1'tit.rtek.ttatMi'.Oleheii.W, tbe bby>rtn£r'oV ;feoardlanY TheyboldMr'Ofchebfo'thatIfMfdld not carry;out' the;«entence' theywouldclose his businessbouse,a catyanaeonfeetionery shop. The ,tutor,1fearingthaihe would lose.hUmeansbf lly'ellh'opa,rjbltloUbtly conserite'l, The preparationsw^ri.njWe'lo doe form. Ifi aocprd^noefrith 'the Mw;,'the prisofi doctor.'Weieule)L the boy was'bronchi 'fromUscelt:stripped, andtbe flogßfn^ t*san.'AJi.'th^WenthstriJkeheffaintcdiaiKfttiedoctor Interfering; said it would ledaiflerbus tolofllct such violent pprilsb-inettt. "Theboywasofahlgblyne.rroni.dji;p6*UJdn, andthe doctor coqfd'nbt wnwerfQr'hu'ufe if snchiortnre wascontintjed.MrQlchefikl.also was

'horror-stribke'n atth« effect the-blows'had p'rbduwd/. He»hWit threw thewhipaway/aud'sald thepoUefmightclose hla'cafe" andruinlilfn'Hthe*relft)se,bat nothlnfr'/sh'ould petiaftdehim to. finlih the flogging.1 FiiialDi'tbitboth doctor andtntor remained plxfar^te;thepbilcW and prison.anthotitles Wnt AdUpatcHto the G6vernbrlGebeita1ll

'a>klßgforItntrnctlons and relating all'ithtfhaSoccdn^. It will sdaroety be creditedthat'General Gonrkd, tbV hero/of JhePlevna Pftia, at once telegraphed backtbwthe'flpnlngwaa tobe.fihUhed. Thepoilce'ith^reforß. the tutor persisting jnbisrelniilto act, bad {o give thernnfor-tn!riMe boy theremaining "blows.''so asttt'objfiplete ;the

'sentence." InßODslble,

terttf iritb blood, his 'flesh'torn f/om"back, and fri aafafe ofVldlpqt ooavyt.iv;:ttyt'ybn'ni boy' wjjbbjoflght b,a6k

y>hismother. Thennhappy woman n,4dall tnletime menkept |n ignorance fts'.to.the',fate 'of her ion} and'theshpektwMs'retnrninsnob 'a condition musthave,prMnced ppoh her reelings,pay wellbe(miglued. Snoh cnielty as.thui, perpfl.♥hited^fdreotrivlal a'^asoh qn^vefy;young'child, hai,nflturolly"greatly eyas-;peratedtbePolishinhabitants of WarsaW,,aiid It will be no easy1jm'itfer for the,Russian* to justify oondadt of. this de*■"Hption. .

KISSING IN AMERICA.An Amerlcatt'lidy writes i~ ,"Itbasbeencharged,andIthink with

Mmc justice* that we Americans do jtoomnehklMing,and whan I.Bfty.kU«Jng I'ffiaalti.- J,don't mean,on.slie fanjheadEroheek; dlaßfutt. Untlam:prou4 of,lav' countrymen for one thing. Unlikethe English gentleman, they are no*mfiph given to ktolng barmaids and■artants'behind doors and on' the stairl-cai^, They seem to prefer a' prettyeotltln,or »your wife's sister,1or even'aiiafabter's school friend. Howevor, wedo nearof an occasional lapse; Iheardof one the other day, and the amusingput of it was the way in which theculprit squirmed out of his difficulty.Being warned of the danger of having,toopretty ahousemaid inthe house,Mrs,De M. retolved to discharge her.. TheprettyCorkonlan,with thoseblue eyestofilgbfy priced by aVtists, looking as Iftheyhadbeen slipped Into (heir socketswtth'ido'wfioßeri,;had a ooodplaoeiand«MbJgbJylnceiwe46llowßglti Aiibo

left the h'ouse.Bheuturned and gave hermistress thisparting shot: f"'Sure,ma'mTlLkbow,.wbj?ypudp.besending meaway.1It'sbeqauseyourhus-band huggedmo on,the.staircase,^ .

"Thateveningthere was an animatedscene upon the return 'of'her dear,gopdipatient, hard-working helpmeet. Hisduick wit.and ingenuitysavedhim,andthiaIs the wayhedidit:,. .-."".Wow, my dear,it.in all yonrownfamlti.' . > "■< " .

I'*My own-fault! almost,gaspedMrsDeM,, . . . . ■.-."« Why, yes. .Yoß.see,. you'vebeon,inthehabit of givingMary yourold.dressesand your corsets,,too. Well, one.nightIas'Iwashurryingupstairs,Iranatealnsta femaleform,attd;>nttinß out roYhand,rrtcogßised by the'feel that camtt's hairdress'of yours.■"-Thinking- that yon weremewlyiplaying:*trick'upon me,Iplay-fullyencircled.what.lywasperfeotlysurewas youtiwaiat. -Wuwas jthe^anießlae.

ithejamestraight,baek,..the,«Rme graceful,outline, audnqtuntilMary betx%y.edher-,self by a snicker., didJbecome awamofthe toe1Vdjmade., Now, if youwill give your dressesand corsets to theservantgirld,you must expect such raw-takes toarise.' , ,,,

1 '"Ada that dear, confiding,' trustfulwife promised she'wonld not do so anymore, wheteupon■they kissed and madeup,. SuchjQUick wlt.and ingenuity asthatdeservedallit got."

A SLEEPING CAR EPISODE.

.".Mr^and Mrs Whiffin were on (heirway,to the Hot;Springs,whereWr W.

Intended to get relief,for his rheumatismin tbebaths. Onleaving homei.Mrs W,prepared for an,emergency,by takingmustard for plaUt^ra,',with which .any,palm incident to the"fatigue 'of railroadtravel might berelieved. Ata waysidestatidn a drunken" travellingmahboardedthetrain, and waspotto bedla-theberthnext to Mr andMn W. by thesteward.Shortly after Mr .W.«woke*np with adreadful atltoUinbit tide. Like a good,dutiful wife Mn \V.arose and went-tothe.. lavatory to mike . a strong, .extrastrong, ronatard, plaUter with which torelieve thepain,ofher liege lord."On her return she pulled the ypong,,curtainaside andplaced theplanter uponthe 'stomach oflbe senseless, drunkendrummer. Then' she wenttothe lavatory,washed her bands, and returned to herberth, getting into theright Motion andfindingMr W. asleep. 'Theplaiater hasrelieved the painAsaidthe good lonian ;,and with that;thon«hb,onher rnlpdshofell asleep. Notblngdistnrbedthaßleeper*except the rattle of,the wheoUjunißlograil joints for some minutes. Finally a

'loudgroan was heard, then these word*:'Oh, my stomach, my st-o-ra-ac-h joh-h.hI Tbis w#ifollowed by "I'llnevertoaoh anotherdrop, aslongaellive. Ob,it'sburning-a'hole inme, ohh-hI

" '

.f By this time heads were peepingoutfrom behind curtains,,and the stewardwas.on bU way to;the travelling man'sberth. Of a sudden opt came the bed.clothes from the traveller'sberth, and a'cry of 'Oh, rrfy, there is my gjoruachII'm dead1' The exclamation" was tappedoffby themustard plalster being,thrownout the aisle of the ear. The steward;then grabbed theinebriateandshook him;untilheawoke. Oaring tbs first'stagesof sensibility he mutteredi 'Oh, mystomach isgone, gone"I'"FIFTY POUND FOR A GUESS.

■An ordinary Walker's whisky botifeihw been'.5-completely filled with Dr.Fletcher'sPllU/ftocnrely corked with acorkoneInoh into -the neck and sealedandplacedin the ebargeofthe Commer-cial 'Bank, Newtown, Sydney. No'■litfing soul knowi how many pill* the■bottlecontain. We agree todivide £50(fifty pounds) in prises for the nearestgnesser »!i to thruuuber of pills con-tainedIn theiottieas follows i—

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One preieat of j825/.for tbe nearestguess. >' " !,: ',

One'preferitof JOIOfor(henextnearestguesii,. '.' '

Onepreibntof £6 for thenext nearestguess.' . „.■ .. i'

Onepresentof jElfor(he nextneareitguesi,; '.,.".',... - , " ; ...Onepresentof £S for tbenextnearestguess. ..... , "," ,

tOnepretestof Sifor thenextnewestguess. , ,' 'l. ..,.,,

Onepresentof £1 for thenextnearestguess.

.OondUion*:— We makeao obarga'for ■the guess, but Only parehssenfit Dr,Fletcher's!Bilious' and Liver Pills are.eligible to,ootapete*nd the gu«M mintbe written oa'eneof our printed forms,one of vhlohis wrapped'aronnd*every■

shilling,boileavingoarlaboratoryaftthf;this date. In oase twoor moreipersona,igueu tbe correct;number,, the-one firstto.hand will get.tbe £25; and theinextigueis to.hand gettithe £10 and soon.In cwennobody guesses .the;correctnumbef, the uearcst goejs,geU,the,firstprttentflC £25. . Fletcher'apilUarc sold,atione ihllllng peiMx everywhere bY,lflh«aui^if<>torekeepers.uidpatent raedi-cjoe.vendor*,or wewilljendis box withgue»s form f6r,19 penny stamps' of anycolony. " . .Jilt gnesßesiwillba entered ina,book

aod.numberfd'as received; The bottlewill be opened on January:Ist, }893,"ltd.the presents sent oat atonoß'.tb theluoky goessers. This competition is 6perfectly bona fide affajr.and urankedfor the. purpose of introducing Dr.JFletolierls iPilla, so there can be noappeal fromour decision.

rOEETIFIOATB.]22/(i/W.

W« oh»ve this day Men a,.Walker'swhiskjibottle filled,with>JDr. -Fletcher'sPills,.andisecurely corked and! Betled.No one/knows bow many,pills,aro,inthe bottle, which is now seoute inoarsafeuntilJanuary,let,1892. ;.

; W.H;Qoddabd, Uanager,, ;. Ebnbbt JiiONs,Accountant., .CommercialBank;

iNewtowD,Sydney, .into correipondenea

»bout, this competition, unlatsistampsfor rtply iand addressed envelopes.aressot e«oh/,tlme. Beanlts.andnsmes ofsuooMsful gneistrs willbe »ent toevery-body who,sends twp peuny, stsinpiahdaddressed ♥nv«lopo,*jdnototherwise.., F.M.Olemonts,Newtown,Sydney.

"WHEN FOUND MAKE ANOTE OF."

fjpHfS -aboye was one cjf the favorite'A expressionsof therenowned "'Cap*-'tain Cuttle,'1immortalised byDickens inhis » JJomW and.Son," .and,' like the',sayings iof .Confucius, Plato, Socrates,,and other great men, who were lookedup,:to,moracles in their,day andJ,geaqr>«Hpnon account^ of .their .vast leaning, and.jalmost louniless jdsdom.ItHt\» mnohtbjJreoojnmend.it. When yon find a iiojel'that'dlspenseß the dellcipds ."Hohsb.pf,,Comnions" Wnjaky— the same asla'injp-[plied' to the patrician members of 'thattanoient and honorable Institution, the'tHouse of Commons— "make a note'tofid,"and,,having sampled,thls.parespirit,recommend,lt to your friends. Make*tapte of this fftot alsp:„ tut,only those,Soafß^o, regftrdlw ofexpewe,categforthellfnpnt of.the^health of .their toqs-

tnmers,and'who arfadt so everlaatidjily'studyingthpjr purses', etock this whisWInpreference to.a "cheap 'brand, which'doesmore to injure thehealth andunderr'nMne the constitution than anything'elsebesides|and youo&nbeprettysure thatthehotelspresidedover by suohhostsareof thehighest character.' and will be re-plete withal|thatcontributes toa travel-ler's comfort and enioyinent, We havetot written .9 Wflrrf of Messrs JamesBuchanan and Co.'s '^Ouse of ,Commobs? Whisky that weare not preparedto'substantiate by documentary evidenceof themostunimpeachable character, andIf any "honestdoubter" reonires' furtherfiroortb'a,t ic deserves all that is claimedor It, 196 .him joat step inside any re-

spectable and welljappolnted'hotel aßdcall for this Whjiky, ororder Itfrom*any.wine and spirit'merchant orwholesMo

SUEStefal^^ a^fcHDAS OCTC^ES 10 I$LMangatoro,Donevirke,

Hawke'aBaj>'-. , ».>,. :o ► i April^2nd,1891.Tothe'^BuokeytfHarvester Company.aThe Buokeye Lowdown tUapM andBinderIpurchased from your(Agents—

Sons— has giveii'me'eyjery^Ratisfaoubn. Icut about 120'aorerotgreenoats forhay, aidbu veryeAaSH-grbuna^ thelyingwa/riinsrkablygoodand neat,whilst the draughtis allthat could be desired, twohorses work-ing it witheaie. The m*ohirie ie veryoompaot and 'strong.

' Icut f'bil^ldeithatIcould not put another 'irSAolifiieupon. My extra bill was a mere trifleconsideringthe rough ground.? Ihavegroat ploasure in recommending theBuokeye to all requiring Koapers andBinders. ,,\. 4 ' ,',

AiraED R.Ltosts.

SOttCtE,'

MM> ANipf^f'S'"c&MjM*>;"'6f6cife|Gf'*Piiouo#s

DOUBUBJOR SINQIiB'.HjRROW. ,.. AttherationsCompetitions w|thtjieainport*dDUnr«rREIDAND QRA.Y'BPLOUGHwas»*fid(^FmgiflQdl§KO)'»llJ PTUZSSaSHOUTHIiAND CHAMPION PLOUGHINGMATCH. FIRST Sno"SECOND PRIZK3 at WSTNDH^M tf&TOU, FMBT PKIZIJ atMATAUKA,andJ-iaST.PKIZE at tfAIMKA. , '.tiGv >" wn i ■

To thM« whoVrotefthlaStyloof Ploagaiug we oao elvs thorn tho oaalost drawn,b«*tWo*Ung>leaßbexpatuilyo.-iacepalrSiftn4dQfl>^telytb4 oaso-ni*da and MOST UURAJUjKDIQGKR. OfNewana OJnvertodDiMtira wohavea large numborat work inall,parta ofNow Zealand, flttoa with Gray's UDbroaltaolaHteol Bnaresand3rar<8Patentunbroakaolo'dtoelPolatsatsameprioaasOouMe.Furrow-PloughBharaa,> aaoh,s .OaiIiLKD.CIABTBOOKaT 4H'oßlt3 * >8s «Mh

ZOHItUKD OAaTSHARK POINTS UeaohU eaoh "HARD TKMPKRICD UNBRKAKABIiK STHBIiPOINia U.«U>b.,-rThaeStaa)Pointswill,woar,twiM.aalongas ordinary Polats. and oanbo turnedupside

aUo«:-DOUBLK; FURKOV? aJIeaKR, with or without*adiUiaPg*Wi;iDoUBpfiFuRROryv..UIGUKR, wltt or wlthoab adjaatlnggear, mala boliatlEoart be'trted olthdr a8a Doublo or Single .Farrow Dljgeras.dealrei (10i-extra)iJINGIfK FURROW UIUOKR, withorwithoutodlußtlng gear.-. The SlDßle Farrow Digger

o«n toifltcedMan.ordlflaryPlough tlitf)}extra;manpmjnatyHwlogPlough Digger;or aa

KEID Al<D GRAB'S OOiIBINED

Miulaiin 'ill aimblnatlotliiandtomw,strawor,turnip* atwUI, wltlt orwithoutmanure as\£d£Jr sideianyii«»froml toS^iaalterß, and from Uln to IGlnbetween the Drllla, anduwno. »~ —*, .forGrain for Wn.7ln or 81n.

BUCKEYE AHEAD.THE BUCKEYE AGItW

TO THE FKONT.

NEW SEASON'S

MACHINERY.

Mb David Christie Mubrat, thegreatnovel'ißt who reoonlly visited tillssolony, remarked, id the oonrse of hisleoture on ".Journalism,", that " themoitprominent fosturo ofNo* Zealandjournalism seems tobo that theBuobeyeis always ahead." Farmers Who haveinever inspected these maqhroes!shouldtake the firit opportunity of doing so,and they will be surprised at tho pro-press made in agricultural machineryduring the past seven yean. During,the oomingseaaoa we shall'sell the new,FrameleuElevaUr JJinder,a hen}Low-down, and an Improved Mover, andReaperand Mower,noneof whloh canbeequalledbyany.manufacturer in therade.

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Later on wepurpose desorlbibg thesemaohlnes, and appending a few testi-monials from peopleyon know, but inthe meantimeweask your considerationof the following

EVIDENCES OP POPULARITYInNeV/foalmd*»idUfc Home. > In (beOtago Witncn,of the9th of April, wainsarfe/i a QhalUtag4 (o.our compotltornof rather on undiuaYklud, bat onewhich would decide at,once >rbiob wasthe^rfoitj'prwaabJ^.Biaffir-' in NewZealand,"»ua whlqVhad tWlargestsale.Publishjndjbe ncunes a,ad addroisea ofthft- puHsbs'ie^.'.of "-ope;hondred andievBnty..Blnder«.-s,irh(oh liit.dld notoonUiß thefullnnmb«r ofonr purchasersinBuy OMprovince (whilst whole ofthfl,Waleiwa9e,,m;»r^!jwP?ri»nt pro-vJfiOM,ww.Ipu*pQiejl wthttflldin theirentirety).' wa'chftllpogop the.jHowtrd,Zealandls,and Triumph to.shqnr us onebuyer for every ten pnrohMeraof theBoekeye; Horniby.onoipurohsfnr forevery three'Buoke;e» ; Woods, Brant-ford;mi Deeritiß; one eaoh for everytyroBuolieje«»J Maisey/'two maohioeifor cvr».,U)ree'^nbkeyo« p and theMiC'rHiiolc Agents'tocompare'sale lists.Idother Words wepubliclyolalth tohavesold:-

10 Jtaokeyoifor every1Howard10 do » do l'Zealandia]0 do do 1 Triumph8 -do do iHornsby2 do do 1Peering2 do do 1Brantford3 do do 1Woods3 do do 2Mis»eys

1Bock*y6»t leastforereryMoQormlok,and1larthouftb' five months- hare since'"libra?rijrnpfy to our challenge hasba«tfifWsyW.;: Buyers will,of ooune,|dr»w'setr ownInferences. ., A.kJ»nw,»V i&V,?*pojtf (»«* theNewYork onstQpJL-hiiuse will showthat ■hip'uen'ta,afloat for the oominjj iqajon arelighter,*hjH> forjearspast, thusshowlog;th»«nount otold;"took to be.disposedof .iturinj? the'ioominfc season.'. In theJane-July shipping list the Baokeye;shipment* of maohineifiioeededhalf thototalihlpmentiofall theotherimporteraoomblped, and m jthe.Caaadianehlp-tnenU.all.pwaihrott^i-Neir York, notetterindioatlonof theohtnnols throughwhioh the twdtflf New Zealand i> nowrannloK oould bedesired},EngUahithlp'menta this year will Hardly' e^ual tffoper cent. o{ the importedmaphjneß.

HOMK BOPULAEITT,Onr faotory writeby la«t mall i "We

are.glad, to inform.you.that tbp .trade.th&<»*awn?i^. i^rica ha> be^n rerygood indeed, the only dlffloultj beiogthat we were unable to supply the da-mand for the Duokeye, our snpply 6Fbinders being at least two thousandmaobines short of the demand. This;go*s tonhowitheoontlnnedpopnlarity ofthe Bnokeye, and tbe'fict th»t onrmachine! as now£mmt'«ro vin greaterdem»a4 ever were at home.l'

AUBTEAWAN AWABDS.The BaokeyeLowdown reoeive^^hei

highest award and special mention atbothWMelboimi andDauedinEihi-bltioDS'tikMlwon the YiefertSn *Gr*ia'National Gold Medal in the teethotalloompetitors, and more show »n4-|rialrawards thanwehavespaoe toenam/Npt&lThe oomins leaion's Lowdown carries abenAffiW^^fc^aVd^sheetedplatformbottomland a simpli-i

| fled Appleby knotter. Itsoapaoity.for.longpraln Is unlimited,belna;,ppen,at.tho baok, and there are: niaiy<ojhlyr\improvementswhioh iaspeononwilldii-oloie.

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The second season Iam perfeouy.satiaßed with the Lpftdown Bnoe^;Binders. Themaohines worked better,than e»er, more espeelally;ln..», self-town,orop of oats, whioh contained a lot .of.big thistles. Themaobinesaoqomp)tsbed<the work very nioely.

Jambs W0bbi1,.,.,.Manager for SKDNBrJoh*|b(o»B, Esq.

n< ■■ ODp&i.- .■■ 'HawkeY Bay.

M»jf:BthrlB9l, .;To theBaokeyeHarvester Company;

This leaou onr Buckeye Lowdown.EeapetMdßioder.WPtked beyer.than1 ever,of oourse we arebetter acquaintedwith it after workinglast Season!." We worked kldngiide two new ma-

< obines of other makajfjrtd; (ee|oe\\\ii three together wo|r9*ftud4o«lit* that'.the "pnpkeye," certwnlv.mtkea; the> best work.- U(ibly mlißeS two'iheaV^;in ahundred.acres,and thetj they wereoatisey^yihetwfne. 7 - v :

Yo«n faithfully,DavipMcLeop & Boks. ,Maraek«k»ho, .; '

Hawke'sBay.April 14th,1891/

jTo the BaokeyeHarvester CompwiyV :\ We have much ploaßuro in bearing^

excellent- qoali-,ties of the B,upke>e ,Lowdowo {Reaperand Binder pnrohasedfrom ypnr.Agejnta.last season. We outover 100>ofe»,

%d£.

'oats,some of wbioh were verVsno^t anq,and must say that the'm"ach^neiworied entirely ;to '/oiir'^at^fao'^iop,

cutting,clean>-mndfejt t'K^-'fod.hwd.W]evor milling.! tfiefff,;whil|tthe bundles.Inspite of the tbin orop were, well puttogetheri'onr n?a<)hliio worked fromstart to finish' without'a hitoh or .stop,page. We consider the

" Book'eye''very lightof draught,and, in faot, theonly suitable maobine for rough siao-llnfei,and oan confidently recommend tta's being a flrst-olasß harvester. Wemay mention that we hid aBuokeyuLowdown tb'e previous■ season, whiohgavens notroubleandgreatsatisfaction.After finishingourowu cutting wo soldit f6r nearly as much as what we gavefor It, thus showing that it was in por-feot ord^er and condition. It wag ourprevious season's experience wbiohcaused us to purchase a "Buokeje"this season.

(Signed) tfWßtrr 4MePfiM.

Bichmond Park,Waipawa,Hawke'sBay.

April10th,1891.To theBuckeye Harvester Company.

List seasonIboughta BuokeyeLow*down* Reaper and Binder. My sonworked it the whole season, and al-though he bad never worked a Reaperand Binder before, he wenttbropgh^iheseason from atari to finish without anytrouble"at 'all. A portion of my oropwasiull of large thistles, and the oatsamong theni weriJully 0 feet high', andthe maohine bandied it in fino style,tying every sheaf well. Thedraught isvery light, alladjQ»tmont» easily made,and inshott it is ahandy,oompaot,andstrongmaohine, joßt the thing for billycountry. , .

Wm. Whitb.Walpawa Pah,

Hawke's Bay. iApril16th,1891.

To ihe BuckeyeHarvester Company. .Last seasonIpurchased twoBuckeye

Lowdown reapersandbinders fromyoorAg?Df», jHfeß«t * iMf5-(Jrpbe|'_an4 SodbiWsiiptikufau. Wooutourcrops ofoatsandwheat without ahitch. Wo found themdo excellent work,and cansay thattheyare light of draught; easy'to Jiandlo,sure tyers,~ very.string; aud <rurablerWe could not oap^ize the Buokeye^uthfl steopeat sideling. Wo csn..reoom-mend them with fconndeifce.','Wben>wgreqairo more maooinoi wo willgo forthoBuokflyeetraight. *"

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Waikoulut, ,. Hawke'sßiy-April28% 1891.

TheBookeye Har^esUrOomplMiy* ;--

Ibavejuuoh pleasufdin tesjffying tothe effioiqnoy of your Baoieye Binders;haying bought oneUstyear from yoorlocal Agents. The machine had to goovervary roughground'and very steephills, andtho work fihp mad^i onnslder-ing the ground,.was most latitfaotory,and with ordinary careIthink itshouldlastformany'yoars. The'BuokeyeLow.down willmakeexcellent work on any;hillside when ahordinar? back-deliveryreapingmaokine osn be taken, and thedraogh^ Is very light.. . . !

You'i,eta,,' A.Suiild.BUOOYE JKA&&LESS ELEYA^

TOfi. JThis miohine ii the limpleit uq

most «ffioiont ia the market, and williltfpriidrMjjonp.'acquainted wtyh theheary'anS oomplicated Ent(ll«h produojHorn, or the fragileandtbitrntetoyiof)the Osna^ianPominlop. "Look for thisjtqaobinoat your shows,and examine it?oarefolly. , : .. .

April 39th,1881.To theßaikeye BtrVeitev Oomttany..Ihave worked,'my'Mtintdi BuokeyeiReaperand Biri.derfiveßlJaibni, oattluglrery heaty oropt, Boi'o'-Bft longandigreeD, an'd'oth'en quite short j it ha>always'made:ejfoelieat work,;-It hasoostonly a ahUllng or twodnrins the fivertaionii Ihavenothad?any (rouble it all, >ni muit.ity for.dorabUijy,iRood ,FQrk, VKh'neai of|draught, ana simplicity',1 tho Baclc«ye|\mSm' -,i ;.L)''..jj

PAHAMEIfi ONB O»4 ?Takipan, '■'

Hawke'ißay. [To theBnolceyo Harreiter Company. !"

The Elerator Baoke«e,;^apar-.iAd|Binder purdhaiedffbmMeganWilUamiahdKettiefumtefliaeasoi,andalthough

"and worVed itduring the teasononttlngiftbpat 200 aorei of orop. Inerer hapU'irtoppags from «tart to finish,andhadno,triable .whatever.,.The,Binder IooDiiderperfeo'ti'neverml«'iini>^Ke»f,»nd v<irf to a.n«K '

Thedranghtv very light,Ionly yokedtworhotaei, and then waa only a fortnight'ontting the900 aorei. The Buckeye iistrong, dpnble,apd. ">powerfnljPptter,»Dd-mWke» veTT'cfat WihWorop.■ritfnst'ny,- tf'lrequired another vi*chineIwould get aBuokeye.

Ohxs, Hobsoh.'

Mongamsiri,,'. April 24thI,' 1891.

To theBaokeyeBaryeiter,Oompapjr.:IHaveplewortin'.JdforafcVyoto that

Ih»f«"*»ked ooo 'of'"foUfElevatorBitidM* fpr thw Beaaona. Themaohine-ha*-worked very wellIndeed andcausedlittle:otno.'.tfOable with,'breakages, I-hope-todo-oneor twoseasonsmorewithtfaer'fceferw-UyhHi h.e?aside.Yow.»»ithfully,

Thomas Gbossb.LIGHT BUCKEYE MOWER.

ii JThlsis^e oldaitfnower in exiitenoe

,worldo6nprodube. Nine faotorlei be-sides our o"«ftf 'baild thla'mower underlioonse;and everywhere' l( la known foralmplfolty»ud" strength.

'Tj'hii year we

aresupplyingamalleable hammerstnpand patent iteel

''pitman. Everyone

iritoreated, shouldinep't^t,MountHerbert,1 April 10th,1891.

?o the/Pao^eJeiHfctTeetjr^aoj&paDy,X' have 'nftod' otio of y^ur inoivini^

Botnetlmeiover veryrough around. IIh?s alwiys made good work and withordinary oare cannotbe broken. Ihavealao'tt'ted oneofyonr improvedmowingtnaoh|De«:i»W6hM» 1no<.d6ubt-«''b'ettfermibhino for rough ground, and canbe«ot]ted by anyone. It hof easy.driugnt, and a maohine that Ioauooofldontlv reooommend. ,

TdhHi'fiflWdily;1;. 'Huyfef'GiigyoßD.

: ■JMSfOMSTM^' tyaipavra,"'"

■ "Haw>'«Bay.

Atout.,two jpftfpjiKQ I,J>pnettt aBaofceywBlower,froto'^lesii*JJjnes &Sons;VTiiikdlturan,and bavS'out a oon-ilderableaoreageolgraiseaoh jear,andthemaobine lsnowln perfeot*order. Ifind It' velry simple,' pewerfnl outtor,light of draught,easy tohandle,andhasco«t next tonothing for repairs. ".Ioapreoommend the Buokeye'mower to allrequiringa flntolaasmaohine.

W«, Whitb.

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(d«»tfeWle«!vJ;ig;X\. peototm^TforrC^ngh^(Ck>la%^«na,t)'

ChestCompWnta. , .. ., aV'aWtSKAY'S_CX)MEQt^,.forjOo|ieh|fl^liColti, Is eaiially "emfaablo,iio'-■%*"£t-

" &>&-*4C^;';.l/^%;MKAY'S 'TICPHIS,amecifid fe*|Jwf,i

-ralgla, Faoe-aohe, &o., i<(Coiitalpr,.^:

; QnTnine,Iron, Ac] --' . .«!.».*'

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COACULINB.-rCainent; ,r;Articlea, SoldEvuywh«w«!:Mima^^ '?'faotory,Stockport,England.< -

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1 i Do you contemplate Buying any FARM IMPLEMENTS^]I .iffliA tb'k season? If so, write"'io or to,ou%,neaiisit^l>*rr Agents, before doint'so. W$ W' sMM&WM!! " I,', of:outoATAigGUE,,cMflgi!!tis^j |'; iioulars, andprices of our Maniffaotures/ andWlll^im\ |ww a// <ft* information you desire. Our PLOUilHfy\ |Dis^Mom, woobMmft *nd WNM^s! / toislr&Jproomfon, antf^cMftjtyi to these^sfflg±Sii ao^.fif^pniepi^o,sm^ £v6rythl!sf§

fl ttie%Bßftf£tis mtnturtt willRay you to hold<rtfw|J ■,>ym<frdM'Milrou.hewfm&M ,

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DR. ROBERTS' OINTMENT.BJEOji DBKASKS. 'THiWAIiUABIiBOiNT,iw!i. "■"■b* i' ft » MENT'<as:«rWinallj'TpM-SKlNDISEASES,parwtbr G.L.POBSRTS

-BKINIJIBEASKS.jnendea:as' ai^WilillinxSKIN,P^SJ^gj^ >tißjItJn' U:'SKINDISEASES."Uons,Butta, Sriio andIn; ;, . flamed Eyea,Eczema.&o

dr.Roberts'Alterative pills.j Fo|tTMsiL^D;Ain)!BKIN.,BKi^DISEA&ES.Ther.aro useful in Soro.p"":■^^^*r-,fui^sbibnOoOomtilainUSKINDISEASES.1GlandularSwellings,par

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skiniWAnigg^^-^-SKINDISKABKB,confinement or

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SKINDISBASES. PropUotoiß, Briclport1 England .

CONTAMINATIONkJiS?'of 'MpesjTJßtlS, are. 'pMtlvejy;!ovrled buY bftne^eyktem by.^lng"'Ciiiiki'fl VVoBiD-PAMSB BLbobI'M«,tobk," the greaV Blood'Pnrifi'er /undE*«tor^r. &>r eleahiingtedoleanUg'hoBlood fromall-Imporitiff Itoannotbe tohighlyreoommended'. ?ora<irorala,>ScutvyEczema, .Skly and Blood Pn4fiwn<aodSore* of (41kinds, it,U nvfer-tolUng and.permanent Ciire. Itlsonly;reolfor Bheumatio Paint, for ft reMoyeßi.thecause from,.tlie ,bjood and,bones.-f Of,CkemUts, *0., werywhere/itjs,M«. «f dUs. perbottle. Thousandsof twtinionlala.

OAUTIOH,PURC3ABEHi3ef CLARKE'SBIOOD

MIXTURE should we that they ge. thegonutnoartlole, Worthlesa imitation'aresometimes palmed off by unprinoipledTendon.

The words 'J-Inooln a»& MidlandCounties Diriig Compfiy, Ltoooln, Eng-land," are engraved on ' the, Govern-msnt Stamp,anS 'CiiARKE'B WORLDFAMED BLOOD MIXTURE";«" blown>laithe.Bottle }Awltfiwit wbloh_nooear«

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IT SUPPLIES THE WAHT OFRM FR^T. SO ESSENTIAt TO ANIMAL ECONOMY., PAUnON.-ritaunOu tfui.tolJl OHiUtUrnf)),! Capnit it TiptMEstfß "FROlt&4tts(FHAoklMyou Aaw 6«n,<mpo»«ljipo" bf a vorfkltu imitation. Sold liy all Chemtilt, itirfcllont W. BKUn langwgtlhm> toprnmtiinatt. s

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ACEWTB:A, JONES & SONS,

WAIPUKURAU.WILLUHS & KETTLE,18,