SPEECH OF TE WHITI AT PARIHAKA.

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♦PRISONERS. Ox Friday the whole of the prisoners— 422 in number—marched -on to the square, Some in their prison c'oihe3 with a blanket over-all, some in sheets, most with koka3j or rou^h flak capes, and all with the snowy plum ,-sof the kotuku decorating their heads. These decorations they had earned' iv pnsou, and were an emblem of their tank as chieftains'and victors, as well as a token of the remission of their sins which Te Whiti said had been accomplished by their residence in gaol. These all seated themselves ia a compact body in the centre of the square, and, after the cner had fulled silence, Te Whiti arose and spoke to the following effect: -" The all-seeing eye of God has not lost si_;ht of this generation from the beginning when he created winter aud'summer, right aud wrong. Many generations had their allotcd work-some lor a day, others for a month or a year, but this-feneration, it was foretold, should last for ever, because they would overcome evil by persistence iv good works, a"d conquer war by peaceable ways. Small in number, poor "in worldly goods, of littlo influence, oppressed andimptisoned.it was said that they should contend against the rich and 'powerful, iind gaining the victory should become the chiefs-ot the wbrlt}. These things come not uuannouueed ; thy have been" spoken of by all generations before you, but it was left for you to succeed. Listen," the prisoners and you who have escaped, the quarrel of this generation is for dominion, i The chieftainship at first was -to Israel, it was usurped by the Gentiles, and now it, shall return to Israel." The speaker then went on to say that there had been, wars about' the land, but they had ' conquered everything through' peace, aud should inherit all. He coutinued:.."Ecar shall no more have dominion'over, "you, nor war, the law, nor fear of judgment—uone! of these shall coerce you. The land arid the .men .are difficult things to manage, attd thfey have been badly dealt with, find this day. is a dark day amidst darkness for the King aiid for the Queen. It was said in my ears that the land should hot be taken by, the great, nation, that the men should not be oppressed for ever,-that the> conclusion of all -things was left to me alpae. Nothing is yet de cided,' All things are fluttering and unset 'tied,' ;but your "fight 'is'- -not that of the1" pakoha<-it; is that j foretold of old, like the return -from Baby lon as the deliverance from fgyjst. The chieftainship shall restwith the Maoris; the land shall rest'with- tti'e -Maoris. From Waikato to Wanganu', from White Cliffs: to Winoaniii Kiver Is the scene ofcontSii .tion * a "land.which ishall not be given! to the Europeans,: which was-made. a sacred place for contention in"days past, and, which, shall remain for Tohu;and jthe Gbverfirijent to fight upon. -.' ThreeyearsshaU- npt elapse 'ere'tueir tree shall fall; hoi; frojji your, strength, but from mi^e.alraej'aod this band'bf defcorated people shall stand con tinually for ever and ever. You were not: . .sent to.prison that thisigathering,might.he: brokea.up.,-but that'it-might become.perniar. nerit The Governmentshall have pp dealings in land for the future, >Fightinges abolished;- j but those who brougbtwar amongst you atei ' not yet'finished. If the GoVerfiment1 stretch es forth its' hand aiid seizes Und, whilst' lea ."prevents 'the native o .vher's^r 6m'i titer fering, such transactions .are^ void and jre? su'ltless,' and this ga'theVihs has bfeeii threa.: tened and frightened by the sword. If!I .should\n. the future: strike any European with wy; sword (his tongue),,- look ;to the matiner"of my strik.D_r.-i Those who have sold 'Israel, into'bondage shall be , sqld. .Tie point, of my sword shall, arrange the, contention.'v; Those whp'fi^ye, imofisdned ' you ..stoll;. pe. imprisoned, arid..those ' who" have sent yoii'' to foreign, glands! whilst _they.._3tole.,your,.lands, shall ibe oyer.come., .The green bough w.as dried up id prislbn.* War • courts1' 'of justice and .all have departed; -There is no consideration ,<whep'' the;mpuse is in: the presence of the cat; no trial and judgment when the wren . lies, before, the^ hawk ;.- nq -piercy , for?: the jwild.pig brought to ; bay,- i by the dog, -, We were hot stroh* enough'to; fight even had. we th'e'iriclinatibn; wp-were helpless' before : them land they wantonly,: oppressed us;- but , if •thej-Government.wisiied.to .send you ,a> second time to prison tjfey shall not be, abler- These things.',are ' definitely /stopped, and they,shall'account for the men who are; 1 'niissjng,'" _3y remission bf sins'were'the??. 's'topp'ep_'..and 1 sliall not he able to appoifit' another prison for washing away ot_'sihs. r The, Government aifa' tha):;,as'l have taken! tb7/.iny.selif.^ddTUk'ela i ttgliii'^es,; .1, haven ceased upon land affairs." arjd that.. I; am? mad t3,nd fcblM.;'. JVfy fo'blis'hness is a good thing to guide 'the, ways of the fre.aani.to 'restore the;b"ppressed. .Te"yhitlcontinued.l at' cprißWerable'ilerigth. i,n"the' same strain. Elde?. "iSo'ren .en,,'.'; the, rMprriioni., , was present and,distributed.some .tracts,which ! were 'perused by sbme.anditprhto'pieccsby :othei:s.' ; '',.''H'e f cb'uld not gain aliening,'jand ,Te,,tViiiti said it was r us elbs^'arguipg^audtho 'iqt'tlieNatives still unconverted",' J,'J, ;-j

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1 Vienna. Mayl9th.;^-A;!: telegraml from sWoloi-zik, on ■ t__b 'Ruasian'frontier, reports the Jews! there'have -been;'.attacked by the pßpulace,and' all their';_io-.s'es; destroyed. Three- hundred arid thirty families ; rendered'; homeless and- had fled'into'Galli cia.-I'l During'the 'sacking of' Podw'alyska, 'Several peasants-were 'killed "by a' falling rafter. Foilr grain.ware-houseß^arid nearly all the buildings around the railwaystatiori-; were burried.-'JAt 'e.\l! stations'^lo-ug11 the' Southwestern'Eailroad houses were pliitt ;dered"a'nd burned; j The Austrian ft'oritier towns' are'erowd^d- withi'fugitiv'esV':! At-' OdessS-the-'plurideririg continued tbe'ehtire day;,T'jffhe rich Jews'have fled and'the'pbor ones'' arein a!pitiiible condition. "At KiefF' "a'synagogue was brokeri up arid the corigr.? gation grossly* maltreated; --.'T-htt.-' Jewish; quarter' of the ito wn looks' as-if - it' had.* be'eii' 'sacked^by-Tartarsi'.l'l-"'' ''J"[ 'y'.'J'l ",-'■'' ! ■"•' ' Thelbsses'by:the'riots'atElizabethgrid, ih iwhich' the''"JeWs > ; Suffered' terribly^ are officially stated at two million1 roubles^ and private-estimates'make them much larger., '-, . Maiiy rich Jews iti 'Moscow 'have received i threatening letters' '■ and' I 'have abandoned their-'country villas which were hired for ttte'summer. he niimber.'of arrftsts ,in Kieffi 'diStriet''fpr 'attacksM'Jetf.i'since the'_,sth instant is i&wy" '-";j ?*L - '^'-r *'"' ■,! '-;■'Fresh*«fi6l3.';direSted- a^inst-'the Jbws, nav(i,,'pc&urred'at;Sriiiila;in.'the Government of KiefF, aiid'alsblt OdessaI,'where1,'where the' Jews' houses'v. fere wrecked.' "3. ■'■' '* "* ! , '•It^is'reported1 thatl thb 1, populace !qf TafttJYa,'.;threw; a 'Jew'in'the flames 'of; sift burning house1 '•' J '■ \ ,','.

' - ST'^PETEBSBUHG^MayI24th.;^T_.e Czar, invreceivirig 'the'iJe^.B-.r deputation- !at Gatsohina yesterday," requested^ to'inform thematha't iHeo-had-. made nol differences: between hiJsj faithful subjects !on'the grouhd; of religion Sor> hationalityy_£n'd<sai&he'.knew? !howsloDg.-thes Jews ; had" lived' peacefully among'''Christians.:s Jii'i' -*.'..'. "u.us'.'.-i, ' ~,, -The-'greater spart 6f"the'Pinßk,''in'the, greater••Minslr^iwa's ""burned' yesterday. -Great distress* prevails among the- inhabi tants," who"number-18,000. ''The losses.sire enormous;^ i ehssm '.'■it:.-.<i -.<■.. rnuosos j ,' ' r,;:-PERSECI3TION'OF;iIEW& '\; Proclamations have been pujxli&hed in the t province' of Tcheriiigbff,''"-inoiting'..thb people to.attack the Jews: They .bear the heading ~ trLarid .arid JLi^tty" ■ 'This ciircumstEuiceis.re^ardt^ as, pointing-to !the fact lie. Nihilists'' arc the' real, iristigay torspftpedist'ii'rbances,.;.,','." %J:.'!j-J-.'[ i -■•■ The disturbances at7Odessa continue.' Forty-five restaurantsjha yebejenplundered arid wrecked. .The troops have bivouacked in the streets'.,,' '.' ' '... . .',';' ; ,.' "J \ ■"■. London, May 25tft.—A deputation, o£ the' Anglo-Jewish Association,,,, comprising Baron Henry ile T^ofms,. Arthur, Coll eh and ,Sergeant-at :L'aw..Johh 'Sijhon, membejr 'of' Parliament, and Sir, Julian Goldsmid and Mr, Leopold Rothschild,.;bad .'an- interview with Earl Granville and Sir Charles DUke.' '44., tlWi Foreign Oiiicp'-. yesterday,-jon the ; treatment .of 'Jews Jin ( Russia.: .Ear) .GrariyilleJ in reply-' to .their represqntatipris, said, that, knowing how extremely .'sensitive foreign, nation's.-were". .in Regard" to inter ference jn'their internal affairs, he did not ;fchihki'itj.^biild be'ejepedieut, to ,iuiake' an, ;'oilicial.represenf,atiori. ' '~,' . J. JJ. '.J ' U <),• f THE JEWS IN ROSSIA; &" ? | St. Petebsbukg, May 27.—The,%ews here flo riot1 favour the! steps' taken' bf the* | Jewsih England relative, to the,condition of those in '•Russia;' arid' they .deprecate an? iri^iren'tibh ori the part of' England,1 as' beirig calculated 'to retard ' the5 promised reforms. ~ ~.,, .'''",' L :

Bcchabest, May ( *'27.—iDespjtte Jibe measures tb prevent'this "emigration 'of Russia iheyarc entering Moldavia; in great ■humb^ra,'"- '' ' '•'-* " ' ■ -THE NIHILIST. CONSPIRACY.—RUfe- MSIAN TOBCHEjS .. .;; _v.. is, May 23d,—On the'strength of a ( lett^'ifrom^t. Petersburg,,-this) morning's "In^ftmsigeante" announces that.at seven o'clocl , ; bn,the morning of th&s&inat. r jiist fous,iclays 'after the.^birth; of her child, Hessy Helfmann, whom, everybody supposed ,to,be,pliveand w:elland awaiting the plea sure of, Alexander, was Jtanged in prison.. It is said 'she had been tortured daily- in. ■ thompst fiendish manner to wring a confos

sion f.iom her. N.«ht •>..„ -'flfw^ was awakened and trwiejtLf'f^^ ' was near For sevwal' •^•■■^ - she was lite .ally stru. » U S?. .. 'W*S»«nir- only Justin tV toSwlS & W *4 m She.,was strarigS" to W^b fored Intransigeante •• adds' ;th> t' t Tt» and ecxcitetnent-in St P f Ill, ll,gnati «n General PrlajJlv 7'T Ti'c b°MtrrJieat nf , I i^'the Ca^V-fesfcy at.XS f * j aud complctely^^oked .b^peajiinti TH EN IHiLti|S wV .';' londqk, May >*■;..",'' ':' Ironists have answered tß^S®' rovola by a seoond- utterance,' 'gSS^taifeato wretchednsss of thtfrieasanffetK tho I to Siberia; S a S gingbf tree spe^ public journals. ?nd. declarilF»« counselors are in 'possession ti Ai_l^'' , ear The docuriJt feoSla&fe? J Let your maiestv as.. h.M» ,iV,I ■■■.' M around and .listento Sa J? prejudiced "splif *$^3^™tf majesty nor 1 A staie^rS reason « appreheiid'^tiier'gasCl ATTEMPT TO POsioHTHi"' I "h: -k-.a.:■ ~,czARV;,i, -.'.,"! t;-| N^YORK.^ May lS.ta.-A cabWto'l says:: Ihe Czar is said to have. nearly? J?. 1 nshed by poison on;tho 12th instahtA Ob. I of the palace scullions, arrested :smcß,iM. I sprinkled arsenic over 'a. bowl of tsaMM E which the Czar is. known to be :very iom As the dish did notfigure on 'thi, menu W attempt was detected. .'On the day previoa the. Emperor received-an-invitation'ito his I funeral. •". -.. • , ~, f I

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-auctions. j TO-MOREOW. TH E H aT"m AHK ET. ALFRED BUCKLAND WILL sell by auction, on the above date, a numbar of useful Horses. Sale at 11 o'clock. TO-MORROW. THE H a"y"m AKKEI, To Close Consignments. FOR SALE, on Friday, July 1, at 12 . o'clcok, 60 tons CALIFORNIA?! BCnvEDUST 60 tons JARVIS ISLAND GUANO Terms: Cash in one month or approved bills at three months, with bank interest added. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. '- j Wahjkt.—Saturday, July 2, Pukkkohe—Monday, July 4. Drot.y—Wednc:day, July __). Papakoha—Wednesday, July C 7. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, JULY 4 TEE PUKEKOBE SALE. "U-OR SALE, on Monday, July 4, at 11 V o'clook, the property of Mr Hugh Barber, Who has sold his farm, 12 Sp ir^int Crtvs Two-year-old Ball 13 Hereford Yearlings Sow, in pig ALFRED BUCKLAND. [SS. TOKKS. R. C. CAKR. B. D. TONES. cr'.- ;,'.! AEGA N Sl,'.- 'y'J. , , QRGANS! QE6ANS] H / ' AT AN EARLY DATE. GREAT SALE o_r THE WILCOX & WHITE A MERICAN QRGANS, . -■■"■. •'■ 'i I» ALL STYIES, For Quality and Finish Unequalled, , ON VIEW SHORTLY. B. TONKS & C 0., ::- :i / Auctioneers,1 JMviU B. TONKS. R. C. CARR, B. D. TONKS MONDAY, JULY 4, 1881. By Order of; the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New JSealand, Northern Dis .tk io trict, on behalf of the' Mortgagee.' fT.HE undersigned have been favoured 30. JL■'. with instructionß to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, in the City of Anok land, on Mondayj the fourth day of July, one (thousand eight hundred and'eiuhty-one, at 12 noon, by order o£ the Rei^strar-df the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District— . i /l.) All that PARCEL OF. LAND In the Pro vincial Distriot ot Auckland, in the V( Colony ot New Zealand, containing by ~- .admeasurement one acre more, or less, and being allotment number Two hund red and three in the Town of Hamilton -* . East, in the Parish of Kirikiriroa, Bank's County, and owned by Mr William Gerrard; a full description thereof may bo obtained from tbe undersigned, with all tbe rights and appurtenances to the , i said parcel of land belonging. Full particulars may be had. and a plan of the , property may be seen at the office of Mr Rioberd Laishley, High-street, Auckland; or at the office of the Auctioneers, where the conditions of sole and description and plan of the property may : nowbe seen. ' '-'-'■ ■ : : :' : ?. -tonks ','-,&,_ co., ;...; ..:, ..Auctioneers. > : ,; W. Si COCHRANE.] ; \JA3. DACRE TQ-MOKROW. „ ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.' r'! THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-atreet, on Friday, Ist July, at 11 0'c10ck,,,.,_.,, t GENKRAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE coilslsting of Couch and Chairs, Dining __ Table, Curtains, Venetianßlinds, Chairs, Pictures, Tables, Clocks, Fenders, Car pets, Matting. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, Washstands and Ware, Cot, Kitchen Utensils, &o. .."'. " " Also,1-; ■ ; -;":' j Ink, Stationery, Books, clothing. Drapery, Carpenter's Tools, Counter and Shelving, ,1.,y ;Sto.'yiyy ,: \ji U -TOi/l! ■ ' ; ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, - Auctioneers. VT.'S. COCHRANEJ . : ' [JAS, DACBF. TO-MORROW.* .. ; ;TEL EG BAP H W.I RE. | THE suljscriberg will sell, at their Rooms, Fort street, on Friday, Ist July, at U ,0 dock prompt,- ,jj: '• '■ ;■ •>" ' About ilaif-ton TELEGRAPH WIRE, suitablo for fenping purpeses. Samuel Cochrane & son, yy':\ ; ''yj :-, Auctioneers. '", !W. S. COCHRANE.] '' ': : IJAMES DACRE, J l( .; ; MONDAY, JULY 4. ; , rf;; . ,_..■/, '"' BY ORDER: OF.THE MORTGAGE... 50 ACRES MANGAPIKO. THE Subscribers will.sell, at their Rooms,; Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 4th July, at 12 o'clock, . ~.".' ■.j ~*•..., j • l 'ALLOTMENT. 112, Farißh of Mangaplko, rontainihg 50 acres, Well situated at the junction of the Te Rori and Alexandra ' roads, and adjoining the property of Mr. ThomasGoodfellow. •?■■_.# , SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers,, .?, .;,:: W. S. COCHRANE,:on.. JAS. DACRE \ ' MONDAY, JULY 4. :-By order of the Mortgagees. -, FREE HO LD -PROP BRT lES, Napier-streot, Coromandel, 'Paremoremo, ,fj.;!:<..:fei <•■■',- Waiwerav ■'-- T' HE Subscribers will -'-'sell, at^theb; Rooms, ForMtreet, on Monday, the 4th July, at 12o'clook,•".' , --•-ti-dtwh-'.treFT—Allotment No, 2, Section •''NA^ I i ! h™a fcontaKe ot 68 feet to Napier -. • .'-Street; City of Auckland, .uth all build ■ '• .'-'••'' IngS thereon. ",■;•;' .'.'...„,, "' I?:APAN'GA-Partof tho North-east portion of • - ' Parohga No. 11. Kapanga, fronting Tiki i;T" Road, with all buildings thereon ""PARKMOREMO.-Allot'ment No. 11, contain-; ~.-. ingSooacres ; ~- ... , ~... * 'WAIWKRA—North-east and Western por tions ot Lot 110, and Eastern portion of; Lot 139, Walwera'. containing 210 acres. --The above Properties ore; offered to close an jßßtete?attd>willbe'Bold. without reserve. - . conditions of Sale, and Plans, may be seen on application.l. ;. .■'•:/. i SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . . Auctioneers.^ « F O R' B- E S, '&-»y\y, .AUCTIONEER LAND AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, -- PUKEKOHE.; .: ■'•.':'," .. OOTrPOOK SAUKS PNDEBTAgBN ~r,,.. ;? B. ; TONKS & CO. Z: ■ j W ILL in future hold Regular Sales of Landed Property every* MONDAY W'l2oolock. * -"'" ,;■ ~:. . Parties dosirons of disposing of Houses, Farms or Landed Property ot any description .will please, if po Bible, turnlsh particulars not. later than Thursday in each week. to.. -. :-., -^so> . y'' ' PAiiir^.^r...--.— "yyyy.-yyiyz._-'"•-- —--—■•-



-mmaaMMMl____________________________________am »^—M_i^w_—— Auctions. TO-MORRIO"W. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 20 Useful Horse 3fi . m 'i'a.f neki 1 Heavy Draught Horse : pdy trial Handsome heavy Spring Cart Mare, 6 year old, thorouKhly staunch 2 Useful Hacks, &c, &c. At 10 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN, SATURDAY, JULY 2. '■ AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR ROBERT CRAWFORD, PINE LODGE, PAPATOITOI. Dairy Cows, Bull, Horses, Ploughs, Har rows, Harness, Drays, Sptin? Cart, Timber, Iron Tank, Seed Potatoes, Draining Tools, Dairy Utensils, House hold Furniture, &c, &c. THE undersiencd have received instruc tions from Mr Robert Crawford (who has sold his farm, to sell, without reserve, on Satur -8 Dairy Cows, milking and close to calving, 1 well-bred Pull, 9 Calves, Pigs, 1 heavy Draught Gelding, 1 Swing Plough nnd Swingletree, Dray and Frame, baddle and "Bridle, Roller. Spring Cart and Harness, several Sets of Harrows, Cart Sheet 16 x IS, Barrow, Iron Tank, Lot o: Second-class Timber. Draining Tool", D.iiry Utensils, Sc :d Potatoes, in lots. Household Furniture 1 set Harrows and Swingletree, Sec At 11 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. Gazette Notifications. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. SALE OF SUBURBAN AND RURAL LANDS. LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, May 30,188 V. I hereby notify that the Suburban and Rural Lands mentioned in the Schedule hereunder will be offered for sale by public auction, atthis office, on FRIDAY, the Ist day of July next, at the hour of 11 o'clook in the forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, . schedule. Suburbs of Te Aroha. Block X7.-Section 28, Ba 2r 3p; Section 29,9a 2r 18p: Sections 45, 46. 47, 49, 50,10a each; Section 52, 9a 3r 2d : Section 53.10a; Section 55,7a 3r2Bp; Section 56,9a 3r 13d : Sections 57,53,59,10a each; Section 60, 15a 2r 21p; Seotion 62, 14a 2r 29p. Up:et price, £3 an acre. County of Waitemata, Parish of Okura. Lot. Area. Upset Price. a. r. P. £ a. d. ,26 21 0 0 21 0 0 Description of Land—Open undulating fern land Parish of WaikomUi. Lot. Area. Upset Price. A. p. P. £ s. d. 211 41 1 17 20 10 0 262 40 0 0 20 0 0 263 45 1 17 22 15 0 26J S3 0 0 21 15 0 265 24 3 25 18 15 0 26S 21 1 0 18 3 9 .267 30 0 0 22 10 0 263 27 032 20 8 0 • 269 22.2 0 1617 6 Description of Land—Open f am land. Parleh of Pukeatua. Lot Area. Up3etPrioe. a. is. p. £ a d Enn 40 40 0 0 21 0 0 DesTiotion of Land—Undulating; fern and open land. County of Rodney. Parish of Walwera. Lot Area. Upset Price. a. b. pa £a d 260 38 0 0 H 5 0 261 29 0 0 30 17 6 26. 79 237 59 16 S Description of Lard-_-* 9 and 261, undulating fern and swamp; 262, all forest at head of Waitoki Creek. ..:;. County of Manukau. Parish of "Waiuku West. Lot. Area. Upset Price. a. B. p. £ a d 147 70 3, 0. L 17 13 9 Description of Land-All swamp with the ex ception of 21 acres. Parish of Mangatawhiri. Lot Area Upset Price 'akP £ a d 4A 83 2 0 20 17 6 161 62 129 26 5 0 135 37 0-0 9 5 0 191 ...... ,50.0 0 12 10 0 , Desorintion of Land—44, about sor 6 oores m'-iedbußhontbesidesof the gullies, 78 aorea onen, 6 acres flat land, remainder broken; 161, allPforest. except 6 acres scrub, somewhat broaen ; 195, about 4 acrei mixed bush, about 6 acres flat land, remainder broken.; 4a and 190 on main md to Mangatawhiri Talley, 195 ha 3 a never-failim. stream ot water as pare of one pf. i 3 bouudariss; 191, open swanvo, flax, eto., only ahont half-an-aweof dry land, floodedin winter. ■ County of Waikato. Parish of Wban^imrrino. Lot Area Upset Prioe ABP £ s d I [ST 102 0 0 25 10 .0 '.'_' SB; ' IC3 0 0 '27;0! 0- K1 HI 0 0 27 15 0 -310 62 0 0 31 0 0 " Description ot Land-3 ,1, about i acre swampy, 1-ahikalea bnsh, the rest open country, 28 acres flax and wiwi, undulating land; ..i.,. about 33 acres ewpmp, remainder open undulating land; 339 about the area wiwi swamp, remalnderopen nndulaUng land; 340. about SO acreß swampy kahikatsa and mixed bush, soil sandy. County of Rodney. Parish of Makaran. . Lot Atea Upset Price ". A R Ps £ s d 100 '. 61 0 0 v 40 10 0 114 107 0 0 SO 5 0 . County of Whangarei. Parish of Mansii. Lot Area Upset Price a b p . =6 ;s d 83 355 0 0 • 88 15 0 Description of Land—Swampy. Opuawhanga Surv.ey District. Block Esc " Area Upset Price ? a k P. ••- * a d XIV "1" 29 329 22 10 0 Description of Land-One-fOurthflat. Partially swampy, remainder broken, covered with bush, soil fair, hounded on one side by the sea. County of Hqbson. ' i Parish of Matakohe. j ' Lot Z\-', Area. ' , Upset Price. A. R. P. & a. d. . 166 '" 410 0 ' 20 10 0 Description of Land—All heavy busb. . County of Bay of Islands. ~ ' Palish of Omapere. JLot. ".. Area .. Upset Price. i '~."' A. ,P,P. . .-...ti : £ B. 0. . ■' ' ",-t .. 15 ',38 3 0 29 13 ~ '- 16 51 216 3816 3 . f Description of Land-15, undulaUng land, about 15 acres coveted with mixed bush, the remainder coyered with fern. Boil of good quality in the bush, inferior on the higher lern ranges,*%eH-watered and accessible by road; 16, ab-ut 30 acres bush land, remainder fern, soil same description as 15, well-watered and at:essible byroad. :: , j j County of. Waikato.. Parish of Komakorau. ■ Lot f 'Area Up'et Prioe,: :.:--.' ; .:'.•■ . Arß P £ B d :,- ; . V." 234' >- -42 1 2 - 105 12 6 .X.' ' 235 '5?'2 89^ 96 17 6 256 24.0 0 CO 0 0 237 * 27 3 8 69 7 6 2.'B'-'<* 33 1 9 83 2 6" 2J9 37 030 ':' 93 2 6 '~ ; ..County of W.AU.A. '■; Parish of Horotla. Lot . Area, Upset Price. -, '.""' a b pa £a d. .'' 171 24 133 49 0 0 172 24 2 16 49 10 0 . 173 .21 3 0 49 10 0,, 174' '""j,;; 21 3I4: : 50 0 0 ~ '•■"■ Coromandel County. ' jf'^ Moehan No ii Block., J' ■''•','! Lot Area Upset Price. . <' A' bpa £a d yy-'y '--J y 333 0 01 75 0 0 I ' Description of land—Broken land, with no timber standing of Any value. Waiheke Island. XL,, ' ' Pailoh of Waiheke. Lot Area Upsat Price. . - A rpa £a d . 6. , 3) 214 10 7 6- . t!* -'__'' 38 0 0 :■-: 19 0 0 70 : ; 292 2 0 50 12 6 Desoiiotlon of land—oß and 69, two-thirds^ bush, remainder open soiubi these lots, have a! s-a frontage; 70, one-half bush, remainder open and Bwamp. Note— PJensmay bos°en, and further par ticulars of the Lana obtained, on application »* this office. Terms of .ale:—One fourth ot purchase mar to bo paid at time otsale. and vhs balance v. .t. ••; "one month thereaft.r. cu'aerv. :elb part ot t;-. purchase-money vaiil by way o_ dtpoai} snail • forfeited, and tne cmtract _or the e-aIo of v.--. land shall henceforward be null r.rd void. \ Crown Grant 1.3 to bo pcidou c-mpletfoi. v 1 purchase. I I" US T- fh A" N- DE DJ EX '' SUPERIOK,' T ?.f>. I :.KV. r YORK, A Largo Bhipmori of IMBKICAI. * 6 R G A TSJ Suitablo; ,c Cr-t ;;.... . , ' CHURCH, SCHOOIi p-.c PARLOUR F.om the CeTebrat.dFhiaof .Vilcoxfc Whlto 'V'-b. ■-' ,-to asr-'itcs^; & c 0., ," Ancfoijeers, Queen-strc.t, Auckland, J,'_' 5,8,—1-a Inatrumentsiare now on view at . --~.. ■■ . ouiaart; ' ',- ■■ 'i. -..* i ■■-■■• a - .7:, ". - . yyjy~:'y *



——u—umiii ■ mmmmmmm On Baie. m H E TT'AYMASKET, ' 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE:- White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oats Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beans * White and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake Pressed Meadow and Oaten Hoy i Oaten and Wheatcn Chaff, Bran and Sharps , Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse. Fine, and Rock Salt Boneiust ot all grades Guano— Peruvian, Huon, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede. 'White Globe, &o. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new importation of firs .-class Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds ti all descriptions Seed and Eating .-otatoes Ornamental. Fruit, and I. crest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, S:c., from the celebrated nursery of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket, HESKETH & AITKEN. mo ARRIVE, PER 'FAIRLIE.i 100 sacks WHEAT 335 P„ BARLEY 500 „ 'BRAN 140 „ CHAFF 275 „ FLOUR 12 „ PEARL BARLEY 30 „ OATMEAL T. H, H ALL * C° LOWER QUEEN-STREET. pOALI COALI COAL|II WHAU WHAU COAL MINES, WHANGAREI. J'-J OEFIOE • NO. 8, LOWER QUEKN-STREET. W. S L O A NE, AGENT. TTI STATE G. WALLER, DECEASED. SEL Ii I N~G OFF. MUST BE CLEARED. THE ENTIRE STOCK-IN-TRADE Will be quitted at prices never before known In Queen-street. . Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. Every Des cription General Tobacconists' Fancy Goods and Sundries, &c, TESTATE G. WALLER, DECEASED. It has beendeoldedto close tho Business lately carried on by Mr W. W. Robinson, and conse quently a Clearing Sale will be held, and very low prices submitted to. A large quantity of attractive New Goods have lately been received rom London. Customers should visit the Establishment early. EDW AR D L E WI S. FOB the administratrix. TpOR SALE ANU TO ARRIVE, At Lowicsa Market Rates (Wholesale) : Milling Cats j Danish r nd Tartarian Oats ' MiUiis Wheat , *•' V-! Adelaide. Auckland, Christchurch, Oamaru, and Timaru Wheats ' Meek's, Mo Hill's, and Somervllle Bros.' Oatmeal. ■ " :-'" ; " TO ARRIVE, "■" ! Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedin: 1,000 Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seed. D, H. M"c KE N Z lE. Fort and G ore streets. Jnno B,IBBL —~ "¥> T O N X S « CO. Agents for Sydney Paper Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of P A P E R," comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and arenreparea to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re quired. , • ■ . i':L ■ ':*<, These Papers are now largely used here, ana ore acknowledged to be superior. to most im ported. ,i i Cavalier Frire'o Genuine French Brandt". American Carriages ■ American Harness.' •■, ■ To Ahrivb ' ; Farm and Express Wagons American Fireproof Sate., &C...&C. :b. tones & cc U, I. L BKO TH E RTS HAVE NOW LANDING,'. ■."■ 1,200 PACKAGES, I Consistingl GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, V ; x AND HAVE FOR SALE— '~'•', AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES . BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, Sec, Sec, Sets. I Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Sootoh Whiskey. . .■-.: HDLL BROTHERS, Anctionisers, vVino and Spirit Merchants Qnoen-street v ,'-:«! ' Kauri Grim Stores. Bre water :■■.■■■ Free and Bonded Storea Albert-Street. p H I-A P T I M BK Rj THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. ABE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPiY •» ALL KINDS OF , B U IL-DTN-'O MATERIALS, INCLUDING Sashes; Doors, Mouldings, Turnery,: . Carving, and Fretwork, ~i AT THE '" % j Very Lowest Rates. Union Sash am> Door Company. Branch Office Custom-house-street. Auckland. U C X L A ND - AGRICULTURAL • AND PASTORAL INDUSTRIAL EX HIBITION,, HIGHEST . CLASS AWARD (MEDAL FOR MERIT) TO THE AUCKLAND MEAT ■ PRESERVING COMPANY. '- m !'G; HULME,' ' ;' For excellence in Canned Meats., both for quality, devour, and workmanship,'* having recently made great improvements inMachinery and Appliances, which will enable us to pro duoe a flrst-class article at reasonable 'rates. Our present machinery,-when working full power, will make two tons per day. The quality will bo found equal, if not superior, to tho best canned productions in the Market at the pre sent time. _.„„ _. • __ PRICE LIST l— ,! Roast ard Boiled Beef .. «d7d ' Corned Beet .. .'. •'• li MlDcedßeef .. . ... .. fi / Mutton ' . .. SI 8. . Minced Mutton ~ .. , _. C 7 .'• CornedMv.rton .. .. .. 5J 65 Pork Sr.u.. v; o ■ 7 8 Be?! SB_.b_.iw .... .. .. 0.. 7 Brawn _ ~'... OJ' 7_t ; Tripoli-.. .. , - ; - $•'-'•« -,S Vriaa Utii; on nrgl&jt.ia-iiJ'- ToxiuSand Dis count ■ AUCKLAND MEATPREBER .ING CO. j TROM TANKS i IKON TANKS!' JL IRON"TAN__3I ' " '~.,, , S. P A R X E R lAS FOR SALE (CHEAP) ABOUT FIFTY ,\ ,: FIVE OF THE ABOVE. '.._.' ; , V Also, ■ Superior Corrugated Iron Tanks Fran £2 and upwards, complete with ' Tap ready fOr use. iLSO, A -.-.BOB: STOCK OF SPOUTHH-.iRipGINO j Down-pipe, Sec, Sec, Sea., \ ALWAYS ON HAND \■. \ AT ms... .-■ ~-.... . GALVANISED IRON &. LEAD-PIPE : V ; \TEAM WORKS, . j , ', viotcria-street bast, ; ...■ \ Auckland, l M ■J.;-j ::■--■■---V* *! '"Z)"yj^'"^\ '""" ' l_r * r »_-/._ri7. AIM'S. / • .



Land and Estate Aerent-3 iFi H AS. -ytr I L L lAMS ON, HOUSE LS.ND AND FINANCIAL AGENT Yuioah LAtra, AccEiii-nj. RENTS and INTEREST Collected. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on tot-class securities, without Charge. , Six per cent allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE, AT PEB FOOT!— VVeir^ley-3treet,loo/ Karangahape Road, 133/ Beresford-street, 65/ Dnke-street, 28/ View Road. 35/ Upper Queen-street. 31/ Percival Parade. 35/ Cook-street. £9 and SO/ Rokeby-street, 40/ Kdwin-street, 21/ Custom-house-st. Victoria-street. £10 William-street, mi Grafton Road, 55/ Russell-street, 7/ Arthur-street, G)/ Keclarration, 70/ "Vine-Btreet, 10/ | Howe-3treet, 60' Shelly Beach Koad, 30/ Hackctt-s'ireet,3s/ Kyber Pasa, 103/ Wyndham-street, £13 Norfolk-street, 35' Also, in various other streets at low rates, -ponnft TO LEND, in Sums of £10 andm 3Jii\J\)\J wards, on good securities *?1 Oft—HOUSE and Stable, with two allot 3JS.VU Dalits, for sale, near Boyd's works, North Road. Kasy terms. ' pokk-VERY Comtortable New House for XiuoO sa le, fino view, twenty minutes walk from Post-office. _ ~ EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven rooms, coach-hoi:se, stabling, &c. Price. £600. p 1 q c—Three-roomed t'onse for sale off New- JjlAO ton Koad ; good well; easy terms. n.T j rv—Eeven-roomed louse and three allot 3JA<±V mßn ts for sal •*? North Road; large outhouse, orchard, &c.jech, s .m 4?01 n—Five-roomed!* TYevtsv 13^allotments X/AIU {or Ba ie. P c f . -^-he money can remain on mortgage. d^» wl - nor—Three-roomed CO-We for sale,in Pon mmOti sonby, on easy termß. TO LET—Two Floor.-suitable for manufactur ing purposes, near the Market. Also, four and flve-roomcd houses, and shop, in central position. /DINGER BKER Manufactory to let, 15 PONSONBY— New Six-roomed Houso and Workshop for sale; two allotments; two frontages; easy terms. " J?99A—New Five-roomed House and Two 3Jit£i\J Allotments for sale; good garden. -CI _.fl~-New four-roomed Houae for sale, in XfAyy Newton; small deposit and weekly payments taken. jpgqn—Very convenient house in Dubhn-at., 3J£iO\) Newton, for salo washtcuse, garden; -P-1 £,(\— House and good garden for sale Bear 3jIO\J Mount Eden Railway Station (terms). /> -, qA—New Four-roomed House for sale near XilOV Eden Vine Hotel. Kasy terms. UPPER QUEEN-STREET—Fine Corner Allotment to lease for term of years n -j oA—New Four-roomed House, near Karan mmAOV gahape Road, for sale on easy terms p-i ItK—Six-roomed House (new) for sale, off Jjx. IO North Road. A bargain. Fine view: r>no a—New Five-roomed House for sale in a.-3«-U Ponsonby. Frontage to two streets. J? Oft ft-New Five-roomed House for Bale ln _O__iov. King-street; fine garden. Also addi tional allotment if desired. fci EWMARKET.—House and Stabling, with 1* large allotment, for sale (oheap). WBLLINGTON-STKBKT. -Pretty Cottage for sale, near St. James's Church; gas and water laid on: garden, &o. PARNELL. — Newly - finished Six-roomed House for sale; pleasant view; £380. Also one at £310. /?-i ok—Four-roomed -HOUSE for sale,'in the SJS.AU city, on easy terms. n-i cc—Four-roomed HOUSK for sale off CoI &A.VV i e g e Koad; stabling, etc. ONE TREK HlLL.—Seven-roomed House for sale: with aore! of [ground fully plant-d. PAPAKURA.— Allotments 1 and 2. opposite Hunter and Nolan s Sale Yards, for sale. fQK.l.—Six-roomed House and Four-Stalled X-ouv stable for Sale, in East-street. Newton i? 1 nO—HOUSE for sale near Mount Eden 3&4 Cv" Railway Station; also, one at £200. ALLOTMENTS Bought and HOUSES Built on the Weekly Repayment System. pfiafi— New Five-roomed HOUSE In Fern. <£__-OU leigh-street for sale; garden, &c, n-i i /wNew HOUSE, four rooms, in Russell- JwA4U street, for sale. , no Afi—Six-roomed House, all flnisned, for AOUu Ba l Q j n Lincoln-street; large allotment, nqi n—Now House in Brown-street for Sale, »0 1U near ponsonby Road ; two tanks PUKEKOHE EAST.—Fine Farm of 107 acres for Salo, near Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush; £4 10s per acre. GREY-STREET— Six-rooir.ed House (new) for Bale. Large allotment. Also, two Shops, detached workshop &c, on very easy terms. SHOPS in Queen-street, Grey-Btreet, Freeman's Bay, and Groat North Road, for sale. MOUNT EDEN—Large New House, fitted with every convenience (two acres of land), for sale. Fine view. ' , EiARMS also For Sole at Hunan, Mount Eden * Waikomiti, Rlohmond, Komokorikl, Man gere, Paremoremo, Stokes's Point, Waitakerei, Henderson's Creek, Remuera, Cambridge. Big and Little Omaha, Karioi, Riverhead, Morn ingside, Mahurangl, Wainui, Omaru, Ararimu, Coromandel, Okalhu, North Shore, Owhiwho, Papakura, &o. Also, see list n New Zealand Berali and Weekly: Nevis. C HA S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT. VntOAN Lane Re C. Q*™*"<>™> LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, . . ;,, - QUBEN-STBEBT. ,' J. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE — An improved Farm of 30 acres, 6 miles from Auckland, hy good roads or rail. Very suitable for a dairy farm. All rich blaok volcanic soil; fenced, &c.; small cottage: water frontage.—Price £150.— This farm is cheap at £20 an acre. - '■-» ._ . ITiOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Land ' . being lot 165, and N.W. part of lot 164, Parish of "Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company s property; Btream through tho land. Prioe low. Kasy terms.—R. C. Greenwood. :: • ■'■ t■■ FOR SALE—2O Aoreß of Land between Mount Albert and tbe Whau north-eastern aspect, good land, well watered, close to station, joins improved farms, very suitable for market garden, dairy farm, or residences.. Price, Twelve Pounds Ten Shillings an Acre. Terms, quarter cash; balanoe, 3or 5 years at low in ■ torest. Will be sold in leas quantity if neces sary ,-R. C. Greenwood. ITiOR S 4LE-22 Acres of fair Land immedl- JC ately adjoining the Waikomiti Railway Station, prioo £100.—Terms, £25 caßh, balance 3 years at 7 per cent. This Is a first'olass specu lation.-Cheap at £5 an aore.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—Two or Three half-aero Sections near Whau Hotel, suitable for workmaDs' cottage, good site, and convenient to 'bus or rail t price, ..12 eaoh.-R. C. Greenwood. FOR sale—On Boildino Society Princi- PLKS-Land at Stokes' Point in quantity from 5 to 20 acres at £10 an acre.—The land is good, well wooded and watered, and easy distance from Town.-R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE—Lot 71 and part of Lot 72, Parish of Waiparolra, containing 80 Acres of Good Land, close to = Waitakerei Hallway Station. Price, £80. Terms: £20 cash, balance by instal ments. (Land adjoining £3 an acre).—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE-Lot 37, Parish of Mongonul. con talning forty acres of very choice land Prioe, £50, worth £100. also. South, western portion of lot 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga; pai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35. Tho above lot of lands are a capital investment, and easy termß oan be made—say £25 cash, balance by instalments.—R. O. Greenwood. FUK aALit-'ai) Acres ol Land, cousistlng of . about 70 acres of first-class alluvial flats, &c„ 100 acres of second-class ploughable fern and t!-tree land, and remainder mostly plough able but rathor poor quality land (though Buit able for sheep): all well watered by running streams, and . situated about 12 miles from Auckland on the east coast of the harbour, haying fine sea frontage, with bold cliffs and nice sandy bays, good fishing grounds. Land on both sides taken up and settled upon; Price, 30s an acre. Terms very easy—say £50 cash., balanoe by monthly Instalments, or £300 may remain for a term at low interest.—R. O. Green-1 wood. FOR SALE—S miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 Acres of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roads: 10 minutes walk from railway- station ; suitable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of town, the aspeot being to the . North-East.' and view good; locality, Mount Albert, ond the land adjoining being all taken up ond valued at four times the price asked for this land, viz., £1210s an acre, payable on the deferred payment syßtem, oi os agreed. ■;. ■-' ii R. C. (_• BEENWO OD, j AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, QOEKN-STREHrr Joseph Gane,? jG. E. Clark „ Fort, street; f ; ■■ ''\ Cambridge. LAND AND COMMISSION AGENTS, Fort-Btreet, Auokland, and Duke street, Cambridge. nLAKK ANDi-'jp ANE From their long residence in Waikato, their .thorough knowledge of the various Soils com prised in the Auokland Provincial Distriot, and thoir practical accquaintanoe with Agriculture,; are in possession of facts that enable them to give tho moat reliable information to Purchasers ■of Land; or, those seeking Safe Securities for Investment of Capital;' , ,'--' .';: ,).ir,o Et s'a-l c.■■■ ■■■' •-■' i . 800 acres, House and Buildings, partly in' grass, and 60 acres turnips. .200 acres. Houso and Sheds, 160 acres in grass, excellent quality. 612 acres, unimproved, good district. 1200 acres, improved, good-Dwelling, O". ---houses, &c, orchard and plantations. 150 acres reclaimed swamp, fenccn i,_id tub divided. I 610 acres, in grass good."_.iaidiiiE ~ near rail way. . 431 acres gf?" '.•ul'.r.-s.tcd fai-m, largo oat building., aril COi.lt'Oi'.l.'tliu iicuvfi. . Othi-.r i-'roV'-.-.-tits for Sate. :-:mu!lov large; fuil v^rtiouiiit:? uoa toe adv.it-:.:-.am. I ; ....--." ■ i HOUSU.^fe, .-* ESTATE AGKNT | -' No. 81, QOKKN-ST»UUT. ' i J_S, balacco in 3-ye.irs—Ailctmenta nt. W<.n n *i Ituen, K'.xiTC. A i:iut.-;iin. ! Ni.-rt Hoi: ■:■ i.,. ,'■ vmo.-:is, in lis ■ ..- .-f'xeot '' UM-Ivol.'eii n.ulcltuß fiitea a! -_.jimirt-.ur-; Mour, . Aiiiur'., Tho lv.nl is some .-,' ■-.].-. >,-.;-,. i, t t. sonnti-y: it U wi;hiufourhi!oi:o,'ii',.-.n • ha: ','ailws.y taiiOQ withui'loo yairir. ; ';:. •?« , i mancis c. good vlewrcan i.k so:.a ;.-. i-.-r, "~-;J" c aljiy easy terms./and in n.nue , ~, n purchasers. Pla/s at my a.'lioe. \r_\l „"^" menta can be niade with potaona w-jbr "° , inspect the property.', <■ 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. ~ Large House and Allotment. .'T:v.'n-,_ * 0&t '' £150. Comfortable Residence in Hoi.. :■ ■ . .:-.-. ,;f ( -- c -'-"-'> £500. Kyber Pass Eoad—New Cottat:o, .Cliin. Two Shops. Kden Terrace, £600. ' ~ Desirable Residence in: Up.,';,r. PiU.-ttv'"■■ ' room 3, £350 . • f '■_._-. MagnificentßuildingSitesatl-Jo:is:-.iitt-.- f_ :I"-'ot-' planted, and facing thesca. ' . Splendid BuildinsrSiteslttNewN'or::',r.-sa;' '-,"'•'-' Eden Terrace, 40ft __-J2olt deep; clwt-, _. -?,'? J J r easy terms. This is-a rare opj,-;,-.. ™ '-.„ working men to get a tome ai thoir ?>%•> ",i, h healthful locality, 30 miltite. ' tl'" .i , ' ' City Property—A Large Alotii.e--;"-; i a Wt {".yj'y, street with frontage to'xtT j;,-i-.t., ' p7«fJS | thereon two large houses,6''j-. Turr i . down, and balance in fonrsr i •; v _■ jaw. ! • MOOTTV TO L?NXs_ ~,: , /f >*%a*Jp_m\m. -y )'■ y ' -•". o, fltsw Zi'J-f ' '^ '■ ~ ,',



Land and Estate Agents. Jm M« LB» »° X Estate Agent and Valhatob, ** QUEES'STRSKT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES," OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. - No Charge to Lender ok Investor. , ALEXANDRA-STREKT-Allotment 80x110. fronting two streets, with two Houße3 built thereon. Price, £100. Terms can be arransed. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ALLOTMENT in Clarence-street, Ponsonby, 10 s 87. Prico, £15.— J. M- Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. HEPBURN and NAPIER-STREETS—AU ment 132 x 119.' Offered a bargain, and on easy terms.—J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckj land. YIIjIjA SITE ot 5£ acres at Kpsoro. Good land. Beautiful view. Price; £600.— J. M. I ennox, Kstite Agent. Auckland. MOUNT ST. MARY-A. Bargain—Two four roomed House, with lai ge allotment, good well and outhouses, freehold allotment 33 x 100. Price, £230.-J. M. Lennox. DAY-STREET. Beresford-strcet-A desirable House of 5 rooms, with water and gas laid on, freehold allotment 33 x 100; the House is quite new and in excellent condition.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. TO FARMKRS-First-class Farm of 216 acres, all subdivided into convenient paddocks. Borne in grass, others under cultivation; good orchard, 6-roomed House, and all convenient outbuildings. Price, £1000.— J. M. Lennox. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT — One of the Choicest Allotments in the Suburbs, near the Parnell Grammar School. 40 x 250. Can be had in one or more lots. Price, £2 5s per foot. A most beautiful view ol the harbour.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 891_. npO FARM..RS.—A rare opportunity of pnr- JL chasing one of the finest farms in the pro vince at a low price.' This is a really flrst-class farm of 308 asres. mostly fenced and in grass, a few minutes walk from a churoh and railway, station. This fine property is situated in the heart of one of the most prosperous townships in the Waikato, and has a commodious Houso of eight apartments erected upon it. Price, £2500.—J.,M.Lennox, Estato Agent, Auckland, 52L. 1 1 \0 FARMERS—For Sale a Farm of 137 acres J- at Rama Rama, with good 8 roomed resi dence, dairy, eto. The farm is subdivided and mostly in good English grasses.—J. M. Lennox, ÜBtate Agent, Auckland. TT FARMERS—A compaot Homestead, com prising 37 acres of first class land, all sub divided, and in grass, with commodious resi dence. This fine property is only 4J miles from a railway station.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 'I'O FARMERS.—A good little Farm of 60 I acres, 40 ocres fenced and in grass, with Dwelling-house., This property is near to a rail way station and public school. Price, £450.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. B.L. '' HOTEL.— Country Hotel on the main South Road, with 14 acres of freehold. Price £700.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland 6L. A BEAUTIFUL Five - roomed Cottage In Upper Pitt-street, nwwly built and taste fully finished. A most desirable home for any person wishing to live near the city. Price £300. Terms I can arrange to suit the purchaser, either by weekly payments or. otherwise —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 76L.. TO FARMERS. - For Sale, a bargain, a Fine Compact Little Farm of 100 acres in one of tbe best farming districts in the Waikato. The _X arm is all fenoed, and has a dwelling-house, upon it; in grass. Is offered at a- very low price, owing to the owner leaving the distriot. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon < the property. 12L. , , FOR S * LH—A Bargain-Suburban Villa con taining seven rooms, with 35 acres of volcanic land. All fenced and subdivided into nine paddocks., In addition to the House, there are sheds, stables, dairy, &o. This fine property is only five mirutes r walk from the railway station. Price, £2.000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent. Auckland. 71L. FOR SALE, a Farm of 96 aores-70 acres of which are laid down in English brasses— only If miles from a railway Btation. Price, £100; —J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auokland. 67U ' FABM of 125 acres, at Hunua, about one mile from the Hunua Railway Station. Prioe, £750.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 65L. ,_f' • • mO FARMERS-A Bargain.-Farm of 101 _L seres in East Pukekohe. Sub-divided, and about 30 acres in grass. The land is part bush, is well watered, has a cottage upon it, and is only twenty minutes' walk from the railway station.—J. M. Lennox. TO FARMERS.-For sale, a First-class Farm __ of 202 acres on the East Tamaki; all in grass, well watered. Price,£7 per acre.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 34L. -liO FARMERS-For sale, a First class Farm A ot 4SO acres, 19 miles from the city with' eight-roomed house, fourstall stable, tnd, every convenience. Prioe, £1840. 2L. TO FARMERS-A Bargain.—A Farm Of 107 aores ln East Pukekohe, about 50 acres In grass; a 5-roomed' House and every conveni ence. Price. £490.—Terms can be arranged.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Auckland. 146 K. r I O FARMERS and Others.-One of the .L ChoioestFarmß in the Province. Thereare -217 acres within 8 miles of the city : quality of land ,cannot be exoelled: large nine-roomed 'residence.—J. M. LepnoX,, Estate Agent. 73K' tor For Houses, Harms, and Allotments, see my long advertisemeht in ' Weekly Herald." ; J M. LEHNOt,' '.">'•' ■'' : Estate agent. Auckland. THE ORE AT NORTHERN LAND ," 'AGENCY.' ' •;.:" ■.:,:.„ Queen-street; Auckland,' N.Z, [ Properties of Every Inscription For Sale. Catalogues Post Frew to Any Address. House, Building, Mortgage, Insurance and Sur vey Aeonoy, Money to Lond at Lowest Cur | , rent Rates on Good Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer Act, and Transfers Elfboted. ' T. W. HICKSON, PROPRIETOR ! [LatolnßO-etdrin, and holding high testimo . ": n'alsfmn Survey Department.] V. < Authorised Surveyor, and Land. Broker (Licensed Under the Land Transfer Act). I V,yAIKATO ' T AND A GENCY, ■ ■Si ■,CAMBRIDGE.. ■-. "; ,', : ! "' H. E. COTTON & CO. I-; Have for Sale— LAN D IN W A 1 X A TO, In Blocks of from ■ 1000 T0 4 20,000 ACKKS- .;;< Also; Several Choice Fakms. '■■ .'..-.. General Agents and Auctioneers. ' - Consignments of Pr-duoe, Merchandise, Scol, have our best attention, and Sales promptly re turned, -y- ■■ : Copies of our Land List sent on application. Oiland Colour Merchants. FA P E R H A N G IN G S, WHITE LEAD, &0. " ,' .W. PHILLIPPS & SON f : Are Now Landing, ex Loch Dee, j 450 PACKAGES ~, P.:A PER HAN G IN G S SCRIMS and HESSIANS, ■'-.'■ , , OILS. WHITE LEAD, . -# ! ' ZINCBWHITE.IPATENT PAINT, JZ. i - 'COLOURS, &o.', in Wood and Iron "[ '. Silvered, Polished avb Rough Plate, : >"> ■ "-Ornamental, Photo, and *Ji • l;•'■ Common Window ■-'■■•,i .-',-' GLASS, r '-...", 1 •VARNISHES, BRUSHES,: j ~• , ~_■ ... 117. ;AND - ">_. ■ - : ; S TRADE SUNDRIES. :•'' "Jj ,k Vv .. 'PhilLippsV& Sqn, '-: , . 95 & 07. QUEEN-STREET. iV", «>'; ! IW"KW PAPERHANGINGS _l_Y .*:.': *OR.IBBJ. ' ;. Large and Small Buyers of Paporhangings wll '■'■'- do well to inspect - HOLLA.ND i( S. BUJ-LER'S y Pafkrhansinos, Oil, Colour, & Glass j Warehocse, ; 28 Sc' 30. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND! I Where may be' inspected one of the , ', largest and best-seleoted Stocks ".',". of Paporhangings In Now • H __. . Zealand, :: , From 4d per piece to tho most costly, GILT &|-STAINED PICTURE: IrEAi.K \'y'4' ' MOULDING1 ."'' ". In Gieat T oriel v. , PIOTORK._7u-->.7»i.t'P l_f ALL IXB BtUKOSD». At (''.■..rest'jfo_Fible rates; 011«, Colon::.,, Glaas. ~'kir..,(-eu, Brush's: -~- -. f..irlm, Sla-vj SVfe, v?-.s Flower Mnking '"-.-^ciain &:,., ice, HOLLA' tt D & BUT L E 8,. ,0. ri 'AND C'O.'.SS fcIEItCHAHTS, Vouotiaa BluaOß. . . j '' ,TRfi)E MARK. ' ' .' - ' milß AUCKUAND «A8 VENETIAN JL BLIND FACTORY. 1 E^tabiJshbd 1884. '.;'■ ..'-',' i "018 AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN J_-< BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail. Blinds :'ent to all parts of the Colony on the i-'l-ovteoi notice on remittance of order.-- O'jr P-iids are Lighter and Cheaper than the Inc-anol Iron blinds. .'.- ;.,,.■,: ~„ : ' ;i A. AND Ai BUSBY . j (La to M. Horton Busby), ' ■> j aicriCAL Blind Makers & WiRE-WoRKEua , Coraer of Cook and Grey Streeta, ; I Jiarket Square Auckland TH.Z. '- ,y\ \ ■



money. :■ yiCTOKIAN LOAN AND DIS - COUNi AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, The above Agency having Opened a Branch in Auckland is prepared to Advance Sums of Money, from £10 to £1.000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, shares in Publio Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Renewals effected. 1 To accommodate Borrowers, Loans of (say) £10 May bo repaid in instalmoats of Ids par week. /■' • -£20 . r s>! ;. May be repaid in instalments ot 23s per Or by any othor mutual agreement. All cimmuuicatiors, r'ther nfrsonally or by letter, strictly confidential. Address— v i HIGH STREET, . (Next Auck1: nd Hotel), or Box 00, Post-office. UCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING AND NVBSTM'__NT SOCIETY. Office:—93, Queen-street. .- ' LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Lea_9hold Properties in sums of £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, lat tho following rates for every £100 borrowed:— : Repaymentsextond-p. We k Total amount Ing over fer wobk. Repayable. i years- ..' - 12 6 . 130 0 0 : Byears.- „ _ 9 2 113'g 2 . 8 years „._..' 7 6• ' 156 7 6 ■ . 10years.. .. ■■ 6 3 , 162 16 3 tar Further particulars may be obtained on application at the Society's Office. • ' '. JOHN BATGER, ■ '- ■••'.. i ■ - Sc-iretiry MONEY TO L_SJ>u m large or amall sums at a moderate rate of in teres t.- Jaokson and Russell. Solicitors.. ■■' ' ■'■ . Tl/TONEY. TO LEND on Mortgage ot FirstrolosßFreehold Securities. ■ ; •>"■ ■ ' - , ;--.., WM. COLEMAN. ... :...-' • \i ~: . -'• ;9**9W> ncr of Queen and Shortland-streeta. MONEY TO LEND, on approved . security. -,;• 1, 1 •>■ ■ ;-:i; j'* E. K. TYLER,. , : "•'.'.- Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. M z-° |; '±±::z ' Money to: Lend on Mortgage ct Freehold ! Securities.—George Eraser, Publio Aoeountanti Investing a,nd. Estate Agent,. W. S. iGrahom'e'B Bond, Forirßtreet, and, JSTo., 6, South!: British Insurance Buildings, corner of Queen and Short and-atreet ,1) . .i.-1;'.:: -... :___ ____\ i MONE V"TO LEND, in! large or small Bums.'at-isualratesoflnterest, • : : • iCONNELL & COOPER, ;' . ■ -, I. iii t-cl. §9Hoitors,,. : '.;. ''.'..'.' ' .. ... ;.'. VnlcanLane. > MONEY TO LEND, on v Mortga«e.— . F. Rlntr. Agent. Shortland^treet., ;; j U ■: jjh Bootaap^Shoes^^J LOOK OUT '.FOR TBE'BLUE BOOT, ' Where Yod Get . .',. « GOOD VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY! | All omt Goons ark Made on the Premise?, For Style and Quality cannot be surpassed.! BOOTSapd SHOKS of every, desoripti'onMade to Order on the shortest notice.^., J ! JUST LANDSD.AIi . ■::! j ; 1, ex Loch Dee,- •-■■ - -i,,y:. !''' 21 cases of LADIES' aud CHILDREN'S ENGLISH GOODS in groat variety, j ; A large assortment of Ladies' Felt SL.i_r.B_ia. All will be Sold at Low Prices, .::,-■> 1 ■ "- - —— ;. "W. j,' The Largest stockin Auoicland to Select From. C.' BROOKES, ~: ,1,1 i;, BLUE BOOT, opposite Garlick and'.CranwalM '' QDEENfSTREET, AUCKLAND.', Y. \ ; ..., •;' , __ioi;eii_., i.j . ~'i;!(.i j ;; rn-H IS»T L E HOTEL. HOP BITTERS; Just Received, by the Cltr of New York, t A Consignment'ot the above . ' ELEB RATED BITTERS. PARR HOTEL, Wellesmy Steeet East v • . j . .- . ii AUCKLAND. '• 1"J , r :.C.-A. MARTIN (Late ot Captain Cook Hotel, Eyb'jrPass Road). \ —-il- Wine3,> Spirits, Ales and Stouts of the best _ A brands only; tiilliarda. &o. , - First-class accommodation for Families and / Boarders. ... . G6od Stabling. Water laid on. r ERR V HOTEL, NORTHCOTE; . lath: ~.':. STOKKB' POINT., ,1, :•- ; J. MAXWELL, Peopbiktob. Accommodation for Travellers. Saddle Horses A ,,,- ~~ ~ , ( ion Hire -.. y-, .jV^iy f' tri* UJjA X X SKA Ftl : • formerly of the City Club I'ately of the Terminus Hotel, Holenßville), having bought the Freehold of the Wbanqarbi Hotel iropa Mr Caffler.begs to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. -_mnsn_iti__s. ' •!' 'V ', •" ~'."'":- ' '.-. "-, :':.'•' Juskoiu '.' ['J'- . D'EVITT, Gunn_a»_.r, !_44j;-Queen • street/ Auckland; opposite the -'Market house.. Established, 85. .—Always in Stock and to arrive by direct importation from England i made to advertisers own; brderi-i-Ohokebore Breech-loading Guns, Doable and Single Muzzle loaders, B.eeoh-loading Revolvers, Breeoh-load ing Rook and Rabbit Riflea, Game Bags, Gun Coses, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and everyj article necessary to complete the outfit of la sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the hest Brands In Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by ; the advertiser, who can, guarantoethslr good quality. Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider andtt Terry Rifles. fMetahlo Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities . always on hand. . Country dealets liberally dealt /rich. Guns Re-stooked,"Browned, eto., and every other kind of Firearm -Repaired at reasonable prices. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breeo . loading Guns cheap; The largest Btook la Auokland to choose from. Also, in stock; a arge otsortment.of Flrev^orkß of.lth^.-jbest. ualitv Fishing Tackle ~;,... W. H. H AZARII'; ..--.,.,.-..™,,. ; .GUNMAKER,-,- ; '- •;:-■-• \ i HV APPOINTMENT to bis excellency the; . GOVERNOR OF NKW, ZEALAND. 168.QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Agent for W. and C. Bcott and Son's Guns, \ ' and for Hay, Merricka :and Co.'s (Limited) ! ' Gunpowder Mills, Roslin Edinburgh,"-". HAMMERLESS . AND CHOKEBORE ' ' F-':' GUNS,. Shiptd-Wtßtio.. paady.ron-. .7. andC Scottanffi Sorts, iiii.-.o Hollis Sc S-j''.s. I-'. Wehley'fc Son, ■ * 7_l_.ii! ft: son. 'V. W.Greor.e., and other uii'koiu, ifcEammerlosa Gnns . ~ UlSto £33 Double !>«';i;c3i-it-j-.t..:-i'3 .. SSIo'SIH Siuftl-e ditto jSfito ST DoubiA Muzzle loaderf! «_'_ li,-. nu &i(, \ BJuglo ditto £110: to &f ; f Sufder Carbines £310sti>*6 .T&iiti'ii-Hciiry RiXina .. .. £9 to £10 ! Ss!oO)i itifioa .. .. fi.2 'ji to £j 'as : Itevolvere.. : 51t.0J55 Air Uuns, -licotios ball or stos Hi 10s- - I Da.iS.ifV .iiUViJ'-'N'W (J)-' Pi'OSlliKG PoWdeb ! j Shot, Caps, W«as. Cases. Rifle and * E.cvc-ivt,r .Ari!<i.r.«it!(>D, Gun Ggses, Gameßags, i t'tirci-tdp" ;':'.';itr.. Heoapperß, Turnovers, Powder j Flask», .li ot Pouches, &0;; Eyes for Bird-3tufllnß. FiiiK.iKMs pokobaSkd, orKxehanged..- -*•'- l I RepalrsprOmptlyand.elßctently done. ; . tS" W.H.H. draws speciafe attention to his Shooting Gallery, 40 TAiftjalong, .where fire arms .may be tested by intending purchasers. Open for Rifle and Pistol Practice daily. . : Underta 1!!^ , , ~, |Q ~. „ E^TABLISHB_||IE6O.::: - ~,, u<| a:, c N'R.y. '. .p..:"; kmY: war i>,, 18. ,-.; G .-.. UphplsterKb. ,~;i.i. i'--."!. mfi Mattress Maker, and Funeral, ton ... . uhdErtakbr, ■ '.' • GR B ST - STRE ET, '' AUC XL ANdI «^-, >.:-.,/<. Mattreesei Re-made, ,**,*" Furniture Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the W^tei. ' shop. Grey-street. * M l-TCT'ORTH SHORE AND WAIWERA 4-^ '„. HOYAL MAIL COACH. .. j .--.,.. -Time Table?— .... Leave Flagstaff Hotel. North Shore, every, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on arrival of the 9 a.m. Boat Iron. Auckland, Calling, at j the Lake, Lucas' Creek, Dairy Flat, Wado, and .Orewa.' ,ii ■■.-:. :'-.. i.'i/v :-.;.-,.-,£).0 ji; ni ba jnffi : Leave 'Walwera1 'Hotel every TnitaDAy, Thursday, and Saturday; at 8.30 ajjn., for-the North Shore. : '''-"•■•■a .-. • :'-" -n.-.-. ii mi ■ -. JAMES■JI»RO.-V"'"-; ■'••''" "■•> } .



Umbrella Maker." - . ! i ' ' -Vf'E ATLY, QUICKLY, CHEAPLY | JM (My Mono, .I \ (Mr, Motto.) j When the Haloloue Ji *£** particulars arrives there f^flTft THORNE, a complete revo^ataonfllßp^y^ c tler and . in the Umbrella Trade "M umbrella Manu in Auckland. . «"|& faetnrer, ngj) GREY-STREET. .-- .-.l' Medical /^.!H|EMI.ST AND^DRUGGiST. S. GILBERT ' Begs to Intimate ho has commenced business as Chemist and Druggist in QUEEN STREET, next to the Albert Hotel, where he hopes to receivo a Bhare of publio patronage. A select stock'of Pare Drugs and Chemicals will ho kept.! '-''«__ .ti „ .' JOST ARRIVED, per Orient lane- Cod Liver ; Oil ~ | Porous Plasters - Lun<? Balsam Asthma Cworettes Bronchial Trophus* J. Cockle g PMb Sponie. Bags, Tooth Brushes; and Paste, i ;.:■ . Piesae & Lubin's Perfumes, &c- f '•' Country Storekeepers and Settlers orders ox-cuted with care and dispatch, and at lowest "phystciaoß' Prescriptions faithfully dispensed Address: NEXT ALBERT HOTEL, ' ' ... , , QUEEN-STREET.,,-,., ryiSttAßfS- of"the eye. I may'bo Consulted Daily, between eleven and one o'clock, in my Room? in^^Hobson street. a lew doors from -Mr Mmetti a French »*«*»'.■ i ..= , ~ T . AiranN; -- - ' "'. ■ M.D. Berlin, F.R.C.5.1., &0. ! '' .Private Residence. Ponsonby Road. REGISTERED TRADE MARK—I YRAMID. ■nALDNE,SS,IS CURABLE Xj> i- fl ■ iBJ USING ■ : ;,, ~>' ,•-.■ HARROW'S PYRAMID HAIR .] Z'-.ts ■ PRODUCER.; .; >: .:■['■ ThlSGreatSclentifloDiscovery. H.Scott Barrows WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR i . , j'.". ..... ...PRODUCER, .;. -.-.. •„ 1 Is a purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of th£ Hair on Bald Heads. .... .„ Is also guaranteed, io produce the niosl Luxuriant vvhi-Kbrs and Moustachoib, ' • :,|To Soften' and Beautify the Hair, , TO BRADJCAT? DANPRUFF. and. with a single application, To ARRKBT the Falling Off of the Had Sn tlie moat obstinate cases ■bf Fatir-lo { .. ■ Disease, I. eb'lity.nnd the many other ,; ' i ■"'' Cabseiß so fatal to the Growth and Beauty ofcNature'B Oi -atest| j •.,,- ~„ ....- ~--, Ornament^. - . j.:' ( ! . Price, in bottles (one month's us ... _. ia.' _ Price, in bottles (two months' nse) .. .. 7s. 6a To to had of all Chemists throughout the ■■■"■'■■ '' - ' JOolonies.' -■■•••-••■» ■ b AGENTS in Auokland r-'-AiCKiN. . Chemist : iQueeh-stTeet i-J.'Ebsow: chemist, Queen-st. j : '-«. 'i'- -i' "b '.vlin.icE'l oNoifjl "^" T :--.tt.EEEBRATI_D . S TJLOOD "RESTORER. ■ y<'yy>.Q\yuy sty_.at\iv:»a.-S; )-i Tha Proprietor of the aibve has'lately received 1 complaints that intending puichaser3 of hit Medicine have had forced upon tnem in returr ■ -for their money, bottles labelled as if in iinita r tidri'of his renowned medtcifte, Dot found .or i onening to contain some compound totalis i different,: and of no merit whatever.'. „ Poor.people whohavapaid their,money awaf ■expecting to', havo given to them wlja.t tbej asked for and needed, have been d'strossed tc iflnd'themselves- heart_o.sly;-victimised In th. .above manner, »hd have told their troubles tt iMr Hitchens. who hereby caution* illet.iti.nat* dispensers Of hifedicine. atid #arns the_nto.ee_.se fcvun the error-of their ways, as'he' Will not submit to such unfair aud unjust practises, but .will in future, pros .cute .with the- utmost rigoui of tbe law-any pewon found guilty ot infringing ! his rights,'and' who' is srU'lty of so serious z Sima againstl srifforin? ihumanity as to:sell £ worthleas,mixture to,,&lck people under, th( pretence of its.being.o medicine of highre^ute. ii jko3_.«« -' -'Public1 'notice •■•■>*•! Notice is hereby eiven that Mr Sharland (9; the firm of J. C.'Sharland. ; ond Co.) has 'n< longer any authority/to.Belt,''H-tchenp Cele ' grated Blood Restorer',", , .'•/; "•' ... ~;..:, ;. . ir.:..1:-:..; ;;^s i -ii' ■ ; ■■ .. v* ■.- ■ ■•• j , 'I NOTICE TO THE -_.loK.AND DIS, .REBSBI 3.: Ni-Bj—Ad j? siok percons 1 whoihave spent then i all in the .vain hope ,of obtaining benefit iron ahy worthless compound - sold in.imitation; o; the above celebrated Blood Restorer are nOrebs ' ibfor_hed'that'Mr!Hitchens.wi'lundertake theii cure even-now. and'willdo,so onjtbo exprcfii underßtandingor^NOiCoßis.NOPAX,' ~.. ; CAUTIO:? 5 0 BUYERS. Wben. buyiijgf; bci sure you ask for H-TCHENT. j Bhiod Restorer. ascioilT .'-' n'to-.:■ ."!'.-', '. . 1 ' a tea ~, , vf^t^.SlWffifi'yA -i«yy 1"; W:' :'^Jz.WlZJi4f'P%^'tMz i 0 basjnst landed ex-* AvOha, 'Coro ' i-lUa;* 'Osciiftd," atsd- te "Norfolk!" a L»rg< •1 AsßortmOnti of: Seasonable Goods,' comptisin! Horse Covers, good; durable articles JUned anc shaped, from lai '■;.' Waterproof Loin Covers ' Aprons, Horse ClotMhgr Chppmg Machines ,■ Bnggy.'Gig, and Carriage Lamps; RaceSaddleJ . More to arrive per'Halclone' and' Ashmore. : STRONG-fnURABLE'sTQtJK .iSADfiLES ' BlOor own make, complete wlthi Mounts, from " ijMS^mlS^S^Ymf^P '.'.■;1.-..u'l-'jl .-..u'l-'j ZiZiiuZuZy.'Z'Z'jJt »*''? WATERPROOF' ! RIDING APRONS, i M Onronffiinake.ibest-.quality.imd.Llatest j * I .).',!,. ."'?v improved shape.. ...;•»,.-..-. I , ', W.Sjj; naaalways a iarg? general wpoi&jßom _ '^^HAJtOTSS'OF.ALp.^SNpS.^'[; , Raolng, Stoep'ecbase, ;ond Hun.ting,Sa4M6B, atnd .Bridles, Stable ~ Reauisitea.Sumnier ! and Winter HorseolothiDg," Valises,.-Portman teaux, :; Cburier '■' Bags,'' Waterproof Paste' for 1 saddles and Harnesß,Compoß,Oila,:«.o.-,iy[h | - ! 'ELLIMA'KiS1 EM^ROb'ATIbN; '&& i ?j'tt'"i i'::',t : .1..': ARRIVED. ,i,i/:-,i v.t',,J. ll_i^* -.i A large stock ofilatefet improved extra strona; PACK I g ADDLES' always on hand. From 60s. Flveper cent' Discount allowed for Cash.; -; 1 :'H' -'■■ ■ "'', ""'-'• "'","'.•■ v""."";' ; ft, ■ -jit' jui. ;; ,'.- t K i ;:.; ,s> X'z'&iiliwj^^ \ c . ZZ'Z'i'ZjZy y i.v; ■'-■■..:■ -■ii; l .-..(i.uH •..-■::_.■:-./, : ;-; '-I-.-';. I-::.-:■-:!■'. ..■'_.-;■.« j^ ;f.!'f.;!' j 1!^--'NW.,T«.as^,' 1 '"..-:'" 0 , >^J''i ■{^S ':•;".'.:.. "■','.:,:,'! 1 i;!-;i;,r- I ,-; };-,i ; •■'. ".': Vei. .<■: •%_.•'."> iif-oa 1 " It F-. -V' -o<:->u; iaw"*•*•••»<. W 1. ',:_. no fcl. y y:y ■_•■ \hjte. j„ ; :\v... n A CVV OF: r-•; .•-■■ _&&_ \ ' ! ~,, j'bs^lly' good^a:.';;';!'; j • Z'VZ Z\-.}<J'Jtw thr] J:Z y.ZZZ ': {' ;«*,T' aje p:ijg;: ;'M ; rx'T:u kiß,'' ibukei Packed In'lib.'and fib. Packets, ;'| '.' • IN THE .CHINA TEA GARDENS.* _" I have analysed an Original Packet o the, TAKPINO MiXTURE.-and Fcertify.tbat*itis composed Of Pure'Uncoloured Teas, and admir ably .flavoured withj a delicate and harmless scenting, which renders it very palatable, i I can recommend It as being a wholesome and refreshing diet, "■-'''."''''• v' •'•{,■••'''■' -> '• - ' • :'J"' '''>:'!■''7•K^i'THEolicfß'STA^ol_R,;,''' I :; ■'i 4aoI»(wW» ftdJ 03 '.Analytical Chemist,: iT. :.'-.,.,.,-,' bad .' ■■', - " Queenalan<U |, : '■:, j':T.:r.'..' .' ,:i:ty..y~tsi .> j niElliup <',;i\ ni s .;: .■■s.y.ni Agent for the-Taeplng Mixture: i H .■id ':GBAa.:iAAJi)B^' imx',-- ' h\ WHOLESALE AND; BHIPPING GROCER_



W. C.: D Y~*F '~'.,.'.,.'-.■' .t__c_j;gr4at;"'.. !',JJZ . ,; SEWING MAqjBINE.IMPpRTER, y ' •'*'' '•' , '•- HAS JUST BBoßlVKp,J',.Ui!iqt'4" A Large Shipment of the Challenge Mates of ..-.I '! ->-,'.',U ! .thft'WJoria—!. ,;ii.,ii;,.,;;:,::,. . The Whiti: .Co; 'stSEwra a Machine, The Most Sile-tt >4 ■ "The GhetipbH'"'*- TheMostKapld.i, . The Highest-lriai The Most Simple ____■, The Largest Tattle The Mo3t Easy to Work The Beat Cover/ 1 Tho Mo:t Durable*' '• The Slni]. lest Stitittle The.l_.o3t Elegant -1 ■>' The! NeStest'SfitUi Tkeadle Machines, from £610_;. the best; sewing, mac&i^^y^habi..



EriCe oi HAND, MA(_H&KSI^£^ 10s, -.■A ','."••• i':i ! !:'-':I-H^Iser,'1., '*''*1 ;AI.WAV_ bKHAND,'- J" r Genuine Singer '• I Frister 'arid '.__x-_in Wei the. vi. , .'Standard:'" ■:'-----' Howe Company's .„•: < I Wheeler anflt "Wilson Grover and Baker's ~A. j j .Jones's ABO -~.■: Domestic,:•■; ".' * -|Ahdo.hergO._Jiniil.eß "-'■ ''lmoM ' - '' ';,;< " ' , 2s.'6d.'per'Week'l ' 2s. 6K per Week I ■;.':..: o- IAIX.'MAOHINIIS'iG'tJAKANTEBrtJte ' These Machines can' be had,otjmy,Aß.Bs:-' Maroroft end Co.. Whangarei; Thomas WoUs, Cambridge; Wil idtrfStevenson; Onehunga: X, Wayto,: Hamilton ;:ParrioU 'and liorlan,1 -m bornef,.Brennan ands-Coi.;-Taaranßa;.aEU at otherplßees.. ... J,,,,,-) . :■, , ,; :,•[■,.; v,ir■(/■ rnflf;h|BAT :.iS: e,p ot, ' " - '■, ''aUBBN-STRKHT,,"' ' _ J "Z „'..„, i .' '.'Waikato,A<jyar.T,ißeu_,eiit3. ■ ,>' OAK D #-''S li':"!'&'' '"'.C'^o.; ia „r. hamiltok, j _:_' ;• Have Opened Outjlii their Sew Store, a __j_as_irio_a»T Assortment of CHI^Aj.GLAS,SWAKE, TOILETWARE, VASES, LOOKING GLASSES/" ' ho hi' fir. -,:,ft&0.,,-.'.:&c^ ;y;SceY '.)«>'.:./. ,SA'N»DES'V& CO;, - , 1..1/.fj;„"! HAMILTON.!!• ~,.,.) Agents Auckland Kvenihg Stab, ".nriELEGEAPH .;itoE-|:,oF':odk'^M W. K. C.Aktee'B ' COACHES will run to the fbUbwihgtlme-tablo, carrying H.M.iiinalj ; ., Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton, dally, at "." :i 8.30a;m... . :.. ~,_., „...u»'li' ' . -Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, oa .!„,. r,:.i arrival ot Train; 2,30 p.m! bi.t.nmm , ■ Leaves!Te, Aroha t or Hamilton-.af 10 a.m. .».'; ~, Monday, .Wednesday, .antl Friday. (i " Ltaveß Hamilton for To ,Aroha at B,a.m, .■ijiu 'TnestlayiThur'Bdajr.'juid'Batiifflliy; 1' BooWnjrOfflco: GwynneWE^-jI. HiiMflloii ,-,;:...,.■.; , i.'.-ii i(.2;ii*ifii,l'' ;-3 -' Dolmiili-j 11 i" ;''Coa.h'F«.r_rjesor. . Livery and Bait Stables; ...r «:: 'l f_t_r.-ji t ; Cambridge.Sth>larcb,l-81t Ml .>r>::»7 riIAU._TRI.COAL MINING:COMPLY 'jA'.v;. :.::'. hytklMl'™D).:,y i 'y.,U<yyii ';' Tl_e,; &mpany oi?b' now svft liT^J|a,ppAli at 'theijf Inline,, H^l^B'aUway j; 6Uapn,;si.; .ollowingpricea:—' , ~•;,'■ ,i- •;_ -, riou^Bhold4umpv)^j,i.-.jijiisperjhra .__ S_eam!(Bcreen'edJ_^ r '_...iDß j,!' J>"' !Bl%oku,ii.,~ 1 i....... ia „" !Ordew (or, A'dokla__S,'.'Ji'ew?naiie,6 iabnw.pn*" hungo.'wlil'' bo repiWeji' at' the' i ,t!4«ji»W* Office, ]&rtH.treet, ;! ,'ZZ -ZZt'.Wl' brders'fbi^bther lstai;MtS''aaareßsaj, i ty I :fti> Mine, Maimer, Taupirl JDoal JVBBSi/'Huntlr and"acbbmpanleti 'by'reimttioee, ,willlto B'"" . EbwXEb's'"'^icfl|s :tC|hk v Leaving HamiltonfbßTe Arolffl. every' -fie. day, Thursday and.Satprday. •:■) t(:>.;/_,s»s._ : Leaving Te Arofa _or:Hamirtop,pa.J?ODW Wednesday, and1 Friday-i '''~., ....Mb' Special CarriagesptOvldeato OWler.'-"-" .. "- Fiifir-v ; - "B. ;BDW£SDax«i*..'W Llvftrv a;.* n»i|- Stables.yyfl^P. T\r, AT iu.JVjA'ri/.!*, M^j'fti* S *-» | J3I ' ;;'-;.: GAMBpCDQB,: , n ,:<-i<ii;:n Kiunerbiis^prowm^Jpd. B^«M#n« • ■Wtooomplelted,;*!*^-"*^^?'l , the best acoommodatlon to visitor./ ;,/,' ■;-. ..../iaiidTQ^rlsta-.ri '(h '• / , ' ' ' t"- i_ _ Spacioußl.Sample HobmS'haVe hiett provioeai: v ComnierolalTravellDrß. . y _n_st.cla_it:Billiard TibleSunder!the Snparia tendenoe ot a carsfnl Majtite.. =. :p p ; iDE^'" F^R;^TP:iJ El|T9. A^gementoiui^i^^N»#i<,B ~-:. torVisitora to the Hot SM«» ,4, ~ able upon short noti()e r j"i (-) !;i .InsftuctionbypSstorfel^w^'^r -r-'(. '-.; •'-:-attended'W)." '.'-;, ;,..,,., ... ~' ■aud'm^bH'll's^ i-: ::pa6pfentToß; *'!' ...,; f ,:, ; ■} .. ':...--.':QoS;BN-BTBEB_r:WHAMi_- '•'• AND WK*^^M^^^j2L A-OV JO OH^%«« r J r J^i^S cSflSetfß -;uwws>tf' P"ice-7d: b.^ Uteres ■«_§__» ' // e,^t ;// / annum' w« «M«. ■ J^SSra^ / '": presentdd ir tDej" |illilf|».' are cut m^^.Soie and sod a^prices.raagl-i^?m^^4TV-.' Agent for AucklanftTa_» •"KAk»*W* STBBKT. I MISS' TEUTENBEBG, WBiai_o^l_ e^ilyimdiwfcotly soluble. P^^ e^^ briiiiaat -solour:;« nf,3S^fU.BUJ.? 88 -', ','..'-I,* -.'.•( ..■'■: -.::'-:AT«.;'-' n ''.' :/''." t ..^ -ha. mcicean; sl__^— , Wj»:ii. - |»■ '• ■ •"',• "'iieaxre'Ai-cWW*' l^veQn9hm>B»s^.'*^7s^m. , j 8 mm-_~.-. •-'-.-•™'"r-3pjn,