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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 7002, 26 April 1884, Page 5

The Auckland Weekly Nkws, the largest, best, and most readable family journal In the colony, will consist this week of forty pages. Beside being admirably illustrated, It Is characterised by the fulness of Its intelligence and the variety of Its contents. Its agricultural articles are carefully written. It* country, colonial, English, and foreign news full and well seleoted, and its literary matter both interesting and edifying. It publishes each week sermons by the most prominent preachers of the age, serial tales by the ablest authors of the day, special articles on general topics by well informed writers, entertaining letters from its correspondents in America and England, and a large variety of instructive matter. As a' weokly newspaper and family journal, the News is without an equal; This week the News will contain a portrait of Miss Crisp Lady Superintendent of the Hospital, who was recently decorated with the Order of the Bed Cross. A telegram, which we ought to have received yesterday from Major Muggins, was to the following effect: "Just ihipped, six cases Bacon, last of, season. Spin out as far as possible. New Bacon in two months. Also, send you six kegs prime new potted Double Rose Perfection Butter. Regular shipments every week now.—To A. Bettanv, Manager Auckland Provision Company; Eight Corner Stall, City. Market"—Customers please call to-day and try our Double Rose Perfection Butter, at Is per lb; Bacon, 8d and 9d'; Cheese, 6d per lb. Catarrh <w the Bladder.—Stinging irritation, inflammation, all kidney and similar complaints, cured by " Buchu-paiba."—New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland. The new"Wilson sewing machine is protooted by thirteen patents. All other goodmakeß In stock.—D, S, Chambers.