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Waikato Times, Volume XXXVI, Issue 2952, 16 June 1891, Page 4

Notions. PUBLIC TRUST v ; : . OFFICE OF UZ ri'HK JMbli.; Tru Now Ze.laiid f.flor-i ; iuHionts I .Statu ;;11.li antee ugaimi the fraud or or iioi.rt.i v >.( t.:" 1 ! , The follow!.coin) .in ...,n of business between the Jou's 1-7J «i:ml J'■•-J will show the progress made : -- Cr-h iveeinM .T'J.S.I ••• ii-'i:- 1 ; Triii! '■ :i -o<• 1 ion per b.ua:i,'i"-lin-L ... ... Kl-.c:-,.l II!' - (, „ im ! ' ,i„:,i V-mm ... .Ce»M ... v!"P\ '• • J ii Z \V,i: I .-M-.i i', I, ':, . :l V l'H-'l I »• I- ] , ! ? J •> ... l'l. o> j' .U:ri, fi.-. .1 I Ml- ... ]•;. p. watkis:, Local Agent at Auckland Laukknck D. Nathan.] |N". Alhu:d Nathan. ? fill •■''' M d i;' .\l W /y&l \\ <39 I irti il yj A v i ffi 8J / 'V! JX order that the buyers ot Teas may be certain fiat they are purchasing a reliable brand, wo desire them to take particular notice of the above design, which is our registered trade mark for the now celebrated standard Leas. We have eight distinct blendn, as under :— No. 1 to No. 1 arc a mixture of China and Indian Teat, of full-bodied, mellow character, absolutely pure, and possessing the necesiaiy combination of line tlisuur and good strength to satisfy good judges ol ipiality, and at a retail range of \aluo from Is lOd to -s Gil. No. ois our pur cx<rll> iter popular all Indian Ulead, t j retail at '-'-j. The remarkable increased favour towards Indian Teas within the last few years is practically a revolution in this important trade, and in meiting the change ot taste we have aimed for high character, brisk, rich, and line-flavoured Teas, at a price to the consumers that is not costly. The No. 5. Standard Wend is everywhere pronounced magnificent value.

Noh. 6 and 7 arc higher quality Teas, all Indian, to be hid from groccrs and storekeepers at 'Js fid and per lb re.spectivt ly. 1 hose arc extra choicc quality) grown upon high altitudes, and are tine l-Ykocs, and put up for the ,selection of those willing to pay the extra money. No. Bis a puro Ceylon Tea. Retail price, "2a 0-1 per lb. All tlieso Teas can be had in pound -md half-pound packet", and in tins from 21b to 121b. GEORGE PEARSON PHOTOGRAPHIC.

U" p A U K, 'i ■; . u DK.M.I.J: IN PiioT'MiitAi'iiU; RKyriMTKs, C'AMI U.V-, I..KNSIS, ic , Wellesley-stieet Last, Auckland (Four d ors below the Free Library). j) R A CTICAL CHI'USTr ANITY IYiiumii'.l) iOK Mil! Si'Kc'tAi. i i nr KoNj Cnn<ni<",oi-i:s. ! f t'i. (.'hri.-tlau Religion. mteiiig'-utly under* ■ -To.id, come - not l'» .:dd to men's burdens but to ; j-,•:n' v'* m. " i': r (iod sent ti<-t his Son into j iin- v/>>ri<) to i'i>MrV:i;n tlio world. hut tli.it tho i w-.jlo through I iim might be saved." John Its leading doctrines adapted to the use o : this New Age, are summarr-M ;is kdlows —• 'I here is one God, in whom is a Divine Trinity of Love, Wisdom and Operation and Hi' is the Lord lesus L'hrist. ; Saving 2'.lit!) i* to hrli-'vv in Him. I'.vils are to be shunip-d, because they i ari- ol' the devi' and from the d-'vii. Good Works ought to be done, becuu.sc they are of God and from < hid, and they ought to be done by man as of himself, but i with the belie i* tint thev are from the Lord, oin'ralirnr in him by liim. 'jheie.tre two tilings which constitute the essence of (i"d—low and wisdom. And there . ari'thn"" which constitute the essence of His ; ], to love others out ol Himself; to desire to be one with them; and to make them happy from Himself, The same three com titute the essence o| His wisdom ; because love and wisdom in God make one, and love wills tln-sc tilings, and widoin ;u coniplishes them. True Christian K»di .'ion. No. -l:s. ' The word of God is I>i\ine truth elothed in human language, and adapted to the varied : states of the human heait, that thus a man may i know God, and learn to know and do His will. 1 '• Hye eon!inn" in ,Mv word, then arc ye My di-eip'es iude< d." John viii. 01. " Therefore = all things whatsoever ye would that men should do iiiit-i \ou: do ye everi so unto them ; for this ; is til.- l;>w an-Vthe prophet-. .Matt. vii. S. ; I'.n- Jen {.'ommnndmentH point out what evils are to be. shunned in order that men may Attain | eternal life. j " ]'h:tt it is not so u'dicuH to ive the life of I lu-aven as il crnnnonly believed is evident from 1 this —that when amihinj? piesents itseiftbat one knows to l>e insincere and unjust. to which his mind is disposed, he need ~o* only think that iL i otu'ht. not to be done because it is contrary to , thi- 1 1 >ivinc commands. It a in.m accustoms hira- ! self iO to think, and from custom derives the 1 hribit, he is th.*n by decrees conjoined to heaven ; and in so far as he is conjoined to heaven, the ' higher decrees of his mind are opened ; and in so i far as these are opened lie sees what is insincere i and unjust ; and in so tar as he sees these evils ; they can be shaken oft", tor it impossible that any i evil c:m be shaken off until it be seen. This is a | state into which a man may enter from freedom ; I fur who is not capable from freedom of thinking ; in this manner ? Hut when he has made a bepin- : ninjy all tfoods are wrought in him by the Lord, 1 an<? He causes him not only to see evils, but alsonot to will them, and finally to become averse | tojtheni. This is meant by the Lord's words, \ 14 My voke is easy and My burden is light." ' Matt.xi. ;i0 it should be known that the | difficulty ot so thinking, and likewise of resisting 1 evils, increases in proportion as a man from tbe wills commit evils, for in so far he becomes accustrmed to them, until at length he does not see them, and afterwards loves them, and from . the thdiyhi of love excuses them, and by all kinds i of lallaeiesconfirms them, and declares that they are allowable and good. I4ut this occurs with I tk< -'<e wl' r > irthe age of ad'desirnce plunge into I t-viis a-: i:'without restraint, and at the s.imr time Tt i >iviue tilings from ttie heart."—" Heaven I and Hell." No. altt. J his advertisement, though containing truth for all, is especially published tor the benefit ol thoso who from any cause do not profit by ordinary religious ministrations. < Those who approve of the do< trmes here enunciated, aud who desire to | .tssi';t in the work ot disseminating them, are in- ! vited to communicate with Mr J. M. Hawdey, St. j Maitin's, ( hristchurch, New Zealand, who will be ghul to allord all net ei.sary intorniatir»n, and i suptdy a ropy ot " I lie I 'octrme ot l.,ifc,' gratis aud post tree to any one desirous ot pel using it. '1 in- work.; ol Kmanuel Swedenlxng, and cognato ]itei aiure, mav be obtained from Me: stl uiuer and Henderson. H nnter-stre.-t, Sydney. ! AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE S WAIKATO TIMES. Ai cklani) W, Rattray Ca.miuiidoi: S Jiund Hamilton F- T. Davcy W. l)>»y ~ (I. C. Manning ~ R. F, S.mde.i IiCMLV Kriar, l.WieH & Co. KiaiKiiii J. V, r , Kllii NuAHf.vu.iHiA ... Friar, Uavies & Co. OH.\rro J. T, Kdwarda Taitiki ... .. Mrs Luvi'll Ti: Auoha ... .. Charles ]•'. Balcko Tk A\» - Aiirro ... Aubin & Co. ; AVah-oa ... ... W. Ablioy Lovd'in- (.ioril-.iu & »}otch

SIIOKINO & CKNISKAL asaLi^ak.csascssxfjxx^r^s:;, HAMILTON F,AST. JjIARM IMPLEMENTS LFI'AIRED; WHEELWRIGHTS' WOSK NEATL'i ' TURNED OUT. 1 i i HARROWS, SCARIFIERS, &c , MADE ! TO ORDER. Settlors iu the surrounding districts will find it to their advantage to entrust any jobs they may have in the above : lines to me, as I do the work myself, and make use of nothing but first-class material iu my work. G. PEARSON. Hamilton Kast, Nov. 4, ISS7. Q MOKE TURF CLUB CIGARETTES, © and if you want to pick the winner of the AUCKLAND CUP and STEEPLES don't forget the address : HARRY ELLISON, Manitautitiuno Tobacconist, Queen and Urey Streets, AUCKLAND. j |> E ARSON'S ' CARBOLIC SAND SOAP (Pkotkcteb by Letters Patent). Support Local Industry. j Cleanliness is health, and health is j wealth. This Soap, for all kinds of j scrubbing purposes, cannot be excelled : ; it leaves boards as white as snow. It 1 destroys all inscct life. As an antiseptic . and disinfectant, it is recommended by j the leading medical men of the district, j All who have tried it continue to use it. i Many testimonials have been received, of j which th') following is a specimen. Try I one bar ;it will speak for itself, To be | had at all storekeepers : I'rie.i 4d per ba.r. | Wholesale from JO. J. PEARSON, Hamilton East, Waikato. ! Waikato District Hospital, j Hamilton, N.Z., Pith Nov,, 18S7. I have much pleasure in certifying to the value and powcr;u' properties ot Mr Pearson's Carbolic N<i;id Soap, li is extensively used in the wards and oifices j of the Waikato District Hospital. The j carbolic acid contained in it acts as a pcrfeet disinfectant, the saiid answers the i purposes of a, good cleansing agent, and the whole substances are blended together into linn cakes ol a vciy convenient size and shape. For all domestic purposes 1 | can strongly recommend Mr 1 caison s Carbolic Sand as being a most effective and economical article, and m houses where enteric or other feveis exist it will be found especially useful. Geo. G. Kenny, M.13., &c., Surgeon Waikato Dist. Hospital "dental notice. A, L.~S MITH ' SURGEON DENTIST (Twenty Years' Experience), CORNER OF HOBSON - STREET (Opposite St. Matthew's Cbni'ch), AUCKLAND. First-clasa work. All latest appliances. Terms ModerateGood fit guaranteed, and, if necessary fitted without extracting stumps. Painless Extractions by gas or chloroform , Consultation free,