moneys that are deposited with the bank?. | £250,000 is to be the first haul, and if that | sncc.ed-., bis nert proposal will be for a j million, and so on. Now, what will be the j effect if this £230,000 be withdrawn from the places where it now is 2 j It will uot be the small savings bank depositors who will purchase the honorable i gentleman's debentures. They are well, satisfied with the 5 per cent, which they ; get frcm the Savings Bank. It wil not be persons simply seeking temporary invest, j ments; but it will be land, known as " truss funds"—funds in charge cf persors who are seeking permanent investments for minors, married women, and others. It is ; of those moneys, to a very large extentj •. that the £250,000 will be made up. Well, whit will be the effect ot that? These moneys are already invested in th. colony, and they will ba withdrawn in order to take I up the Goveroment debentures. The j withdrawal of these investments will j involve their replacement by like amounts, which will have to be got, directly or indirectly, from that great monetary emporium, England. And then what will be the position of affairs? Instead of the Government going to Eng land and borrowing their money at 5 per cent., they will compel private colonists to go to that market and pay 7 per cent. ; and in exact propoition to the difference of interest which woald be paid by the Go vernment and by private individuals going to the same market, to that amount will the colony be a loser. This applies te the £250,00 on'y ; and if it is extended—and very likely it will be, because the temptation is very great—great evil will be inflicted upon tho colony by the policy of the Trea surer. Why not go straight to the cheapest market for your money ? New Zealand is not able to supply its own private demands. As I said before, not only do the banks of the colony put the deposits of the people in circulation to tbe extent of eight and a-half millions, but they actually supply to the people over five millions of their (the banks') own money. * nd, in addition to that, there is the public borrowing of the Har bour Board., Municipalities, and other pubic bodies, and the large borrowing of private individual, all irom the same sonrce—England. The Colonial Treasurer pioposes to go into, this local market in order to provide for the necessities of the Government; 3nd I say advisedly, be cause I studied his Statement last year, when the inception of this proposal occurred, tbat the honourable gentleman's intention is to initiate such a policy as will enable the Government to go on borrowing here, and scoop into the public chest the money that is now circulated for the benefit of the colony. INCIDENCE OF TAXATION PBOPEETY TAX. I will next refer to that part of the honorable gentleman's speech which refeis to the incidence of taxation. I was at a loss, after bavirg read the Statement once or twice carefully, to know whether this wa. pnt forward as an argument iv favour of a property tax. I know the property tax is a pet theory of the honorable gentle man, and I looked for something in the Statement that would go to support his view of the matter. But I looked in vain. I hardly think for one moment tbat the state ment which appears under the head " Inci dence of Taxation," is in any way calcu lated to support the policy of _ property tax. In the honorable gentleman s speech in reply on Friday night Jast he referred to the matter, not because any mem ber of tbe Honse had challenged the policy, but I suppose he was _o full of it that he had to find a vent somewhere. Major ATKI-iSON : I had . been chal. lenged. Mr Dabgatille : I do not know that the honorable gentleman was challenged. At all events he came down to tbe Honse with what was intended as a crushing statement, which was this : that he had beeu at considerable tronble to ascertain the position of affairs with reference to 147 gentlemen in the colony of considerable wealth, and how the various systems of taxation wonld affect them. He raid that under a half-penny land-tax they would have to pay £16,000; under an income tax of 6d. iv the pound they would have to pay £17,C30 per annum; but under the penny property-tax they were mulcted to the extent of £12,000 per annum. And that was pleaded in the House as a con clusive argument in favour cf the property tax. I may be very dull of comprehension indeed, but 1 fail to see where tbe argu ment comes in. The land tax did not pro fess to tax wealth simply as aach. I main tain, and will, further on, show, that it is a bad policy to tax money, or to hinder money from coming into the country. How ever, we will pass that for the present. What does the honorable gentleman's statement amount to ? It is this : that, iv the cases of 147 persons in the colony some of the wealthiest men in the colony— their properties consisted to a great extent of mou_yand-uerc__andi--,sbeepandcattle,and improvements to real estate, such as house property, town properly, &c. He found 147 gentlemen in the colony the value of wbo.e personal estate and improvements to real estate bore the same proportion to the value of their uoimproved land that 1£ bears to 4. That is what it amounts to. What argument is there in that In favour of a property tax as against a land-tax ? I say again it is impolitic to tax money, and it is impolitic to Ux improvements, whether in town or country. The honourable gentle man is exceedingly anxious that people in the colony should buy his debentures, and that the indebtedness of the colony should be to those people within tho colony itself. What is the direction in which his property tax operates . Take a person who wishes to invest£lo,ooo. Ifhemves.sins-per-cent.de bentures, his income on £10,000 will be £500 a year, lt he lives in this colony, under Id in the pound property tax, he has to pay back £4113s 4d; bnt if he goes to live in Australia—still holding our debentures, but spending bis money there- he will pay nothing. Major Atkinson : He pays exactly the same, Mr Dab g avi___ : Will the hon. gentle man tell me that the bondholder of this colony in Australia pays his property-tax ? What does he mean by saying that they pay exactly the same 2 lam surprised at the want ot perception displayed by some hon, members when they do not want to perceive. I will give another instance of the way in which my hon. friend's favourite tax operates. Take a gentleman in England—a capitalist—who is desirous of emigrating. There are three or f onr colonies very attractive. I say at once New- Zealand is the most attractive. What, however, is the tendency of the honorable gentleman's property-tax i The friends of the man who wishes to emigrats end invest his £10,000 here say to him, " The rates of interest in the Australasian Colonies generally are—the banks give i per cent., the Government debentures 5 i por cent., other first-class securities 6 per cent., which gives an average of 5 per cent. If you go to Australia you will get an in come of £500 a year; but if you go to New Zealand you will be subjact, under the pro perty-tax, to pay a tax of Id. in the pound on your capital, or 8| per cent on your income, equal to au income-tax of Is. Bd. in tbe pound," In this way I maintain tbe property-tax has been the means of deter ring many capitalists from coming to this oountry. Therefore I say tbat if the honor able, gentleman is anxious to sec capital accnmnlate ia this country—if he is anxious, as every true lover of the eoleny must be, to see men of wealth and' good P-eition coming to the conntry—ho should set himself to. wort, to abolish tbat tax. I know for a fact that it does operate in suoh a direction as to hinder very materially the introduction of capital into this country, and the immigration of men of the very best class. I say that under tho propeity tax a capitalist coming into this country with £10,000, to invest in the way described, will have to pay Is 8d in the "pound a. an income-tax, or what is equiva lent to that; because he has to pay Id in the pound on £10,000, and any honor able gentleman who takes the trouble to figure it out will find that it exactly amounts to Is 8d in the pound on the man's income ot £250 per annum I found re turns complied some short time ago in etitnting a comparison as to bow the land tax and the property tax operated in the various provincial districts, and that con firmed me, if anything were wanting to confirm me, in the conviction that this propeity tax operates in a most cruel and unjust manner upon settlers of the yeomanry class. I lound that, for the year and a half endiDg June, 1880, the in crease of the property tax as compared with the land tax in the three principal pro vinces—if the Wellington people will forgive me for saying so—of Auckland, Canterbury, and Otago was as follows : In ' Otago the increase was 40 per cent. That is, under the property 'tax the people of Otago paid 40 per cont, more than they did under tho land fax. The people of Canter bury paid 50 per cent, more under .he pro perty tax than under the land tax, Auck land is a district Wheio there are few large landholders, comparatively speaking where the great majority of the settlers are small struggling men, who went into the primeval forest and lived there for years in J a simple manner, and have struggled I through, In that province the increase

I under the property tax, es compared witK j the land tax, has been 300 per cent. That j will show you at once how the property ! tax operates ia taxing improvements and ': property generally as compared with a ' land tax, which taxes principally tbe large nniin proving landholders. It jha 3 beea srid, Wny should land I be selected more than any other property to | be taxed . My answer is, Why should land have been selected more than any other 1 class of property in this colony to te bene* ! fited hy the public expenditure ? I say that [ land clone, as distinguished frum any other ' chs. of property ia this colony, has beea enormously benefited at the public expense; and that, apart from any other reason of ! policy, is quite sufficient reason why it ! should ba selected to bear this bur-en. Ten millions of money have been spent in tbe construction of railways in the colony. It is said now that they are paying 4 per cent, profit, I hope they are, although I cen. fessthat I accept the statement with consider* able doubt, and I will tell you why. In the Viceregal Speech it is not put forth in such bold language. It is stated there that the " excess of receipts from the working of the railways over the expenditure amounts to 4 per cent, on the capital invested." The Treasurer, however, goes a step further in his Statement, ;_nd says there ... really a net profit of 4 per cent. Honorable mem- ' bers will see at once tbat excels of receipts over expenditure and net profit are two very difierent things. The question if, * What allowance has been made for de terioration of rolling-stock, ra'ls, and per manent-way ? If ample provision has been made for these, then it is fair to say that the railways are paying 4 per cent. ; other, wise it is a delusion - as great a delusion ss the sinking fund—to suppose they do pay 4 per cent. Besides, we never borrowed onr ra.ney at 4 per cent. It cost us more than 5 per c_nt. Major Atkinson—Very little over 5 per cent, Mr Daegaville—A great deal more than 5 per cent, on tea millions. The nominal expenditure on our railways is by no means any criterion as to what tbe actual cost was and is, because you have to remember tbat for eight or ten years we hate been paying interest ou the money the railways cost cs without any adequate return. You must also remember that we do not sell our loans at par. For the mest part they have been , sold at considerably under par. You mnst alse remember the enormous expenses involved in raising every loan. When - you keep these things in view, the ten millions shown as the net cost of the railways do not even approximately re« present their actual cost. But even sup posing they do, and even supposing they are ~ paying (say) 4 per cent., there is still a. margin of 1 per cent, now lost, lhat is £100,000. Then there are other eight millions of money spent for immigration and .: public works. I say that the bulk of that expenditure has beea, it not entirely, al- V most entirely, for the benefit of the landed ! proprietors of the colony. Tbe burdens tbat ' the colony bears now were, therefore, under taken mainly in the interest of landed pro prietors, and it is a fair and just thing that land should be selected mote than any other I class of property in the colony to bear the paltry £200,000 or £300,000 a year required to adjust onr finances. These are come of the reasons why I am in favour of a return to. j the land-tax as introduced by the Grey Go-"'" vernment, and why I will never rest until t see this property-tax — which in a htin. ti died different ways operates to ihe .direct . injury ot the colony, excluding capital, hindering enterprise, and handicapping industry—wiped out of the Statute Book, THE PEOPOSED LOAN. •-.. There is one other matter which I will <M trespass on the patience ot. honorable mem-i ' ber3 to refer to, and that is tbe proposed loan. Tne Colonial Treasurer says he ia going to adopt quite a different plan of pro« cednre with reference to tbis loan—we are?! not going to raise the money first and . scramble for it afterwards. Why, what is going on everyday? Just the very same thing, and I believe I am myself taking part in it, We are scrambling lor it _ every day before it is raised; and will t any honorable gentleman in this House 7 explain to me where the difference '- lies. The honorable gentlemen on .'.■ those benches know very well there ia hardly a district in the colony that has not f been making its special representation as to"' the desirability of particular lines of rail* way for its own benefit; and the ingenuity Ministers have shown in dealing with there ; deputations, il it does not do credit to theii, '"'■. ingenuousness, cert-inly does credit to their' . tact. I say the evil is just as great now a3 it was before, for the scrambiii-g has taken place already, and the honourable gentle* men on those benches know full well tbeV particular supporters or section of the House they intend to favour; aud they know further that, unless their proposals give satisfaction to a certain section in thia House, they might aa well write out their resignations. The question of thia loan re a serious one for the colony. V I confess with some degree of shame that I i myself did attend a deputation to the Go vernment to ask them, if the loan were raised, to construct the Auckland-Taranald line amongst and above all others. But, Sir, that waa in the event of the loan being raised, We carefully gnarded ourselves as to whether or not we approved of the loan, 7" and it was left to every individual member ,*. to take what action be liked as to voting for 7 or against it in this House. My own opinion is, Sir, that we should do well to pause. Let us remember the indignity put upon us when we last went into the London " market We went into the London market ■'•'■ to raise money in dire extremity. How that condition of things came about I am ■ not now going to say. ~_" Let the dead past ' bury its dead." it is for new" members " especially to "act as in the-living present," and it is ia reference, to ' the present I now speak. An''in.'* dignity was put on this House and the. ' colony, an insnlt which a private individual would not have readily forgotten; but honorable gentlemen who are now support* ing the proposed loan seem to have for* gotten it What was said te us 1 A fter a. y , great deal of hesitation, after the Bank of England had refused to advance £25,00Q even on the security of five million pounds''" worth of onr debentures, which was itself an insult, to top aU that we are told that the loan is taken up as a very great favour—"We will do it for you now, > but do not come here any more for three years." I say tbat to talk in,;1 that way to a colony like New Zealand is." an indignity and an insult,'and I*further . say we are about to expose 6 ur_elv.s' to something similar again. Times are V now prosperous, and this is our opportuu* ity to cease borrowing. . You cannot cease borrowing in times of depression; yon: will endanger the prosperity of the . whole community if you cease then. Now is the time, when we are in a, sound finan* : rial position, to say, " Hold I enough.".. I ask honourable members te let the consul- . eration of this loan be dtferred for a v year f _.. Then our credit will have revived,' the** period of our banishment from the money* ' market will havo fully expired, and we - shall see better what the future is likely to bring forth; because-—I remind bon. mem*'' ' bers who have not observed these matters ; so closely perhaps - periodically we have: l commercial depression, panics, more or less v serious, in monetary circles, with simps iv mathematical regularity. These times ol ' depression come not only on the colonies, but on the great centres-on the whele world. It is four or fivo years sia_e>t-B last period of depression occurred. I atn ''■"■' now speaking of the depression that foi- y lowed on the failure of the City of Gfaigo*;'; Baok. I ask, what guarantee bave ; we" that there is no such thing ia store for us in the next few years ? Keasoning by analogy, we must expect something of the kind will occur. I say you cannot stop , customary expenditure in such periods of,'. .? depression without ruinous consequences. •_, The chances, however, are that you will 7 then be refused a loan aa before, and the result will be disastrous to the whole community. The Treasurer says, " I think it will be generally admitted that ; the policy 61 the country is progressive^ that we must continue with our main arte- . rial lines, and that we can now borrow again." 1 know of no part of the colony ■ where there Is'-any strong feeding of 4be kind. The Anckland-Taranaki line I have greatly at heart; I am anxious to see it. i 7 carried out, not only, for local but fcr, colonial reasons. At the same time I would i willingly forego that for one or two yea'.s - rather than see the colony go on recklessly, and involve itself in financial difficulties. I ... believe, if the qnestion were put straight to . the hononrable member for Fort Chalmers even, who is looked npon as a perfect glutton for public expenditure, he would say, "Yes; my private opinion is, you had i better have no loan at present; but, if it i» to be raised, it had better be spent in Qtago." I thank honorable member." for 7 the indulgence with which they have 7 listened to me, and I trust the Ikto. the Treasurer will pardon me if I h.ve transgressed the ordinary courtesies of this '■ House in anything I have said. Ido not at present propose to move aDy resolution. ' 7

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I"" Attct-oaar 3, IOHKif, S, C. CABS. B, D, TOUKS TO-MOSROW. SCHOONER MARION. SCHOONER MARION. B. TONKS & CO. TjjylLL sell on Toe-day the IS Jinstant, IT at 12 o.ciock noon, Ihe SCHOONER MARION.of l! 3 tons register or thereabouts, built at Auckland In IS".1,, and Is well found In every respect. The vessel will be alo_gs.de tha , Railway Wharf on Monday, aad open for Inspection. B. TONES. E.C.CARB. B. D, TONH-S WEDNESDAY, JULY I£_ TOWN SECTION, OPOTIKI, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Public Trna.ee to sell by auction, on Wednesday, tho 13r.h Instatt at 12 o'clock ALLOTMENT 12. Section 2, Township Of Opotikl, containing 1 acre, situated In Main-street, Opotikl. W. 8, COCHBASEj IJAS. DACBX TO.-.QRKOW, CLOTHING. FANCY GOODS. WATCHES. JEWELLERY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE s_-3-ribe_3 will sell at their Kooms, Fort .tree . on Tu._day, 18th last., at 11 WATCHE3, JEWELLERY. Fancy Goods, Toys. Clothing. G'-%6swnr(>, Chtci, ~ Crocke-7, Tolltt Set., Catlery, P»".ted ware, licok.. Tin war.?. Sec, Also, A Small Lot of GENERAL HOUSEHOLD ..URNITUBE. SAMUEL COCURANE & SON, : AGsti'.-.Ci.a. ' ~ TO-MORROW. THE RAZOR BACK. rnOK SALE, on Tuesday, July 18, at 12 JP o'clock, at the residence of Mr Robert I Little, about a mils from the Pokeno Station, 5 Dairy Cows, in milk and In calf A Plough Mars, in foal to Blair Athol Saddle, Bridle, Harness Farm and Garden Tolso, Dairy Uteuslla Hoosebcld Furniture and Sundries and. At an upset price of £260, The FARM, containing « acres, one-half in grass and well-watered. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JULY 20, ' XiHE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, July 20. ISO Head Cholcn Catted Cattle, from Mata mata; Wai-Ucu, Sandhills, Opotikl, ana Waitara 600 Fat-sheep Fatand StorePlgs Dairy Cows and Store CatUo ALFRED BUCKLAND. I FRIDAY, JULY 21. THE H A _Y~M ARK ET. CHOICE-BRED DRAUGHT HORSES AND MARES, FROM CHRISTCHURCH. FOR SALE, on «>uly 21, at 12 o'clock, Ex Rotomahana. 15 CHOICE DRAUGHT MAREB AND HORSES, among tr-em the Champion Dranght Filly at the Chrlatohnrch and Ranglora fchows. - ALFRED BUCKLAND. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Dbtjby—Wednesday, July 19 i PAPAKin.A— Wednesday, July 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. THE OLD GLASS BARREL HOTEL, ■ ■■ PARNELL. On the Premises, at 10 o'Clock Sharp, XO BE REMOVED WITHIN TEN DAYS. G ABR IEL LE WI S, HAS received instroctions to sell, on the premises of alive hotel, on above date, at 10 o'clock, TBE WHOLE OF THE BUILDING-TO BE REMOVED WITHIN TEN DAYS. AI3O. BEER ENGINE, IRON TANKS, FITTINGS, '&0„ ! Sec,, &a, WEDNESDAY, NOON. CAMPBELLVILLE, PONSONBY, Owner 0.. Sarsfield and Grattan streets, A BJ-ATJUFULLY-SnCATED VILLA RESIDENCE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, SEWING - MACHINE, Etc, To be Sold by Auction on tho Premises. R. ARTHUR BAS been favoured with instructions from tho Proprietor, who is removing to tha South, to sell by auction, at his residence, corner ot Sa. sflel- and Grattanslreets.Campbell viile, Ponaonby, on Wednesday next, at 12 {.clock noon, The /•RE-lOENCE and GROUNDS, beautl folly Situated, commanding a view of tbe Harbonr and country. The House Is neW and. well-built, conta'.log teven rooms, nicely furnished, conveniently arranged. There is a good Stable, Cow and C.ach Hourr, with loft. The Grounds are nicely pli ued, having exten sive frontage, viz, 216 feet to Grattan-streot and 118 feet to Barsfleld-street. .-.. _ The Household Furniture and Effects. Piano, Sewing Machine, Book Case, Books, Plotures, Oleographs, Sco, Kitchen Utensils, Sec, Sco, Cards to view the Property can be obtained at tha office of the Auctioneer, Arthur's Mart. 'Buses are regularly running near to this Property. On the the day ot Sale a Special 'Bus, for the convenience Of porch .sera, will leave the Bank cornor at 11 and 11.30 a.m. TS .' ■■ I ; ' '■ THORSDAY, 11 AM, . PITT-STREET. CLEABING-OUT SALE Furniture, i Earthenware. Ironmongery, Cutlery, Fancy Ware, • ! ' Plated Ware, i A &i, &c. 7R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr D.Howrltz.whois giving up tho furnituro business, to .ell by aucilon; at his premises. Pitt-street, near the junction with (. rey-Btroet, on Thursday nex>, at 11 o'olook a.m„ his now and well- jlectsd stock of House hold Kurnl-rt. and KffL-cts— Bedsteads, Bedding, Marble top Washstands, Whatnots, Loo and other Tables, Chests'of Drawers, Couohe?, Knßll-h Feather Bed, Chif foniers, Seo. Earthenware, Assorted Catlery, Plated Ware, Ironmongery. f !.<i - Also, The Farnltare. Sec, in tho dwelling poition of the premise.. Oa Viow on the morning of the E'alo, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBURBAN LAND IN LOTS OF FROM 4 TO 20 ACRES. AVONDALEI AVONDALEI AVONDALE! (Opposite side of road to Roscbank), T. W. HICKSON, HAVING received instructions from Dr. Aickin to cat no and place in the market IHE WHOLE OF HIS PROPERTY AT AVONDALE. has much pleasure In announcing that he has arranged with Mr ... O. Greenwood to postpone | hia sale of Klierslle Proporty to the Men instant, to sell both prooettieson the same date, at Mr W. Lowden . Mart. Quoon-treoti The Avondale Property comprises some Of t_e bust laod in tho neighbourhood ot Anokland. It has excellent communication with Auckland, ' both by rail and 'bns. It has a splen.id deep water ftontego io a river afforrii.g special facilities lor boutlng and fishing. Tho situation Is healthy, and whether for investment or occu pation the property oilers advantages posee.sed . by nothing yet olierod tn the public in this ripidi.-rte;n . district. Most of tbo sections are f/moiA oo at Iftttd' two oldos. The Survey is complete, and Litb^raphlo Plans u.o in the _mm* 3,'oi'Bis-Oao-t_ird Cash; Balance on Mortgage at. percent. \________y________^ u^_ J _,„_'____''' ..'_'. ..■:■.>"■- •■-■>*,



Auctions. " mMOBKOW. JUNCTION YASD3. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tiesday next, 110 Prime Fat Osen, from Qlßboras, Wai kato, and Waitara EfiO Fat Sneep, from R!.-hor_a 250 Fat Sheep, .ron V»'»!fca.o 1 BuJ. bred hy _/..._._ Reid Erathers. i_lotUt?3_ A Team of Workirg Oisb. 1)_,!.-y Covra. Stor-.; C.tt!-.. Store .beep Fat and S".oro Pigs, &C. At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MOKROW, ZZZZ TUESDAY, JULY IS. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, To morrow (rae. day). WOOL, SKINS, BIDES, AND TALLOW. At 11 o'clock, HUNTER & SOLAN. POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SEED, A Very Sue-riM Sample Ot PURE UN MLXFtO POVJCRTY BAY P.YJS GP.A3S S2KD for Sale at Lowest -M-ikai rtatea, HUN'TKB, Ss MOLAJ. , WEDNT-.'.DAY, JULY 19, At 11 o'clock a.m, BUSINESS SITES, VILLA SITES, Sec, AT ELLEK..LIE. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from F. J. Somerfield. _w-. to sell by anr.tlon, cv Ihe above date, at tha iXars ot Air W. Dow din, Queen-street. The Greater Part Ot hi. VALUABLE PROPERTY, situate-a: Klierslle, hay leg trot-aces to Panmuie Road, Race course. See., and being in close prox Imhy to K-eralie Station and Race course Platform. The Allotments are nnrabared. pegged, and fta .eted ou the ground, and Lithographic Plans may be had at tha ofl-rje of the Auctioneer, or trom ilr Wlilia, Eilerallo Cottage, next to the hotel, who will show in tending purchasers o»er the Land, Term,—One-third Cash, Balance at Eight per Cent, for three years. Also. PARISH OF TAUPIRJ-Lot ISO. Parish of TauHlrl. Banks County, Waikato, SO acres of Good Dry Land. PARISH OF KARAMU, near Whata what _, and closo to Mr Dickey s farm. Lot 123.50 acres of Good Land. TOWN ACRE, Cambridge East, Lot 3o& opposite tha Ball way Station. Lot* 87, 109, 157. and 3-6. Bituated Iv the Town of Cambridge, West Waikato. Also. WAIKOMITI-Lot 288, Pari-h of Waiko miti, contalnlrg-/ acres of Good Land w.th deep water frontage K. C. GREENWOOD, Auction eer," Corner of Queen and Sho and-streeta. TUESDAYS, THB H A~Y~M AEKjS X. SALE 0? WOOL, SHEEPSKI-SS, HIDiSS, and TALLOW, each Tea-day, »» uo'oiocx: ALFRED BUCKXA-fP. X>UBLIC NOTIFICATIOJST. Crown Lands OiHce, . Auckland, llth July, 1533. It la hereby notified that tbe TOLLS leviable at the Newmarket Turnpike Gate, aad at the Remuera Head Chain Bar, for Ihe aix Calendar Months comrne_clnfS 21th Jnl7, ISS2. wIU be OFtTEKKO FOR SaLK by Public Auc-lan,at the mart of Mesara To. k. Amd Co.; Queen- Street, Accklsnd, on V RI DAY, the 21s; instant, at 12 o clock noon. '.. . _,„• D. A. TOLE.. Commitslocer of Crown Lands. Note.—Conditions of Sale may bo seen at this Ofilce, and at Messrs Tonk- and (Jo's- Auction Mart, Qaeen-3treet Pnblic .Notices. 0. G. HILL, [O.SpLTJMJ-SBi CG. HILL AND GO., • UPPER QDEEN-STREET (Late WeLiesley-street), Bel? to Inform their U-S-Omera aad the Public that they are now ESTABLISH"!) IS THISI- WZW AST) COM modiocs prziiis.s (next door to Mr Bildgemaii, and directly opposite the alta oi the New Town Ball). Wiero they are prepared to execute orders, c. give Estimates for Work, at the Lowest Market Rates. They are Now Landing Irom the Cumbria an. Mendoza, direct to their Own Order: White L_ad,Oils and Colours, a flplecdld Aa -80-tm.nt of PaperhaEglngs. Gilt, Walnut, and Maple Mouldings. A RI(_B LOT OF NBW PlorC___S TO BX3XB. Jane 20.1382. pHRYSTON "pOULTRY V'" 11'8 LAKE TAKAPUNA. D. EOBERTSON, PfiOPIUKTOR BREEDER AND IMPORTER OF PURE.BRED FOWLS. PIANOFORTES & HARMONIUM on the Deferred System of Payment., may be had of Mr Webb, Wellesley-street Piano and Harmonium Saloon, without any addition to the price; or. for Cash a liberal dlacount will be allowed. Mr Web'c draws, special attention to his Neumeyei double over-strung Iron Framed Pianos, Pianofortes for Hire from Tbit Shimihob the month. A Fine Toned American Organ, with 7 stops and 2 knee swells, also, a 8 stop Alexander Harmonium, Second Hand, at a low price foi Oash, U/K.B'3 Pianoforte and Bar vV monium Saloon. Welleslev-at, rjiHUHAS E. CARTER, ■*■'' ' IMPOHIBB Ot PEINT& MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INBTEUMKNTB, FANCY GOODS, CONCERTINAS. MBLODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VIOIORIA-STREET,.AUCKLAND, BIX DOOBS riiO-t i.Lß_fiT-_TBE-T, Wholesale and Betali Picture Frame Manu facturer, Mostcal Instrument Maker, Teacher, Impoiter and Repairer. Teacher of tha Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. riIHE AUCKLAND PLUMBING J. WORKS. J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTEK, AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every Size and Price, from 35a. WATER AND GAS LAID ON AT Gbkat Reduction.. Note tbe address— J. PETFORD, HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANE, AUC___-NX_ H _rormo__a in Morts. | ■ XTEW ZEALAND FERNS, I JL*, Onmnunted, or I B Xastefully Motmied In various ways, G H .BOM 151 C c TO 12. ViK ETI^S, I II ■ or Sale by | I HB I C CRAIG, 1 II PUSSaB_TBBXI, I pROU Nxs LIM E. GROUND LIME. I FOR SALE, SOUTHG A T E' S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, la any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, moors, Cellars, eto. (noxt to stone flagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities).. For tanks and other wet work it ia a -rat-claa. material. B, KBAMI, SOLE AGENT, Custom _io.__-btBK-:t,



Business fficMcm, i. j itr o t ,i or. '■ GEO,STALLAP.D, Warwick Hc_..<_, Kcpir-a | all outstanding Acccce.. to be rendered on cr ■' before _i._33.hi_- r.a_it. for liquidation. '■ ill Ac-OS-.s due to him «.n te p_li to If." ; Lipw.mbe, Warwick Home, Pocsorby, whets. • receip! wIU be siffldant discharge to? ihe tame, j ____ - "~~ jfTIHE aAI MARKET, ] *- 155, QUKEN-S-P__3T, AUCKLAND, ' ON 3ALS, ii-aiv_D pan C.EOIIANDEL ajto > ROMAN BMPilii.. ---; White Cover, Red Clover, 3,T*yke Clover, Cow : sErasa. Meadow rescue, ..!___ ow Foxtail, j Crest.- Dogs sail, Hape, Tra-clium 1 Incarnatum (-scarlet ClovarJ. ! j FROM AMKRICA DIRKCr- Timothy, Kentucky Blnegirasi (Poa Pr_.te-.ia). i Poveriy Hay Ryegrass. __nterb__7 Ryegrass. ! Cocksfoot, P--_-1-___s_, HattaE. I EARLY 3SSD POTATOES, AS Follows t -1 Ash-eat Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Cantor- I bury Finica. Patterson's Victoria. ! LATER VARn_riSS—Hohait. 3 a-ton's Mac » -urn i-onum, Sutton'* Flower Bail, etc ! Also, ! Oats. Barler, Bataen and Flows? Seed. Coarse, Fine end Rock Halt. Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, low, _ia__n and Hams. | BON-SDOff- xsa BON..FLOUB ! o. all graces. I ISLAND Afro P..RUYIAN GUANO, fcO- &C, ! HESKETH & AITKKN. ! T77 H. 8k i 5 j:.k a 8u W, VY c BUILDERS, I UARPKNTSR-. jlxe JO-NEKi). Vruua L.L3I. All Branches ot tha Bull-inn Trafia aieouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Office Fltttlngs. See, 1 1> I 0 S X a a CO, Aai-iTa '/ob Stonst Pima UU-i_, I Have always in nock a Large Supply a.' PAPER, i»mp-__-_ White. Prts Hag, and Tea Paper. Qrey and Brown Wrap olns. and are pra-care. lo Indent nay .Lea*, Qualities., or colour- te nured. These Pap-sw ara new largely used here, and are actaowiedasd .tc bo _ap«ri<a to most _s_ portfld. Oa Taller Pr-re. Genuine Franol- Bnusfl'w Amaricj-c C_rri4g3B American Horn eat. To AKsrni S'aEm aad Xixot—_ Wagcnj __r_erlcan S'lrepro.! _s-_._. ___. _&. B. TONKS A 00. 131 VJSN IN v CO«CE RT 8, BKLKOnON- TROM OPERAS, EONG3, DUETS. texs_ lee* Bvery Person can have these in theteoir Hams by calling on j, HOWDEN, SHoaTr-Asrwrrß-aa1, and ptrcttausßro one of hit Nxw£T-li-_poass_D pusoa f.UTC B A _ B VX to Routt Publio Hot. Cold, and Sbfrwer Baths, Victoria-street East. Changs, 0..- S-ni____. a, Ores all week days bom 8 a-m. to 9 p.-i,, and Stttday Mo-OT-Tqs tram . till 10 lv, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied wiOl every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh aad hair bruaiea, combs, respirators, soaps. Sec Select bath-roc-M (privaSc) tor Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance. Two SHUXuro -t-TD Srxp_r_rcß. Please note the addresat Victoria-street East, above the Grey hound Hotel, and nex» tha cheap Bedding and -rnrni-U-. Mart. A-_-_la_._. rpAIT BKUTfli.l_o JL MARBLE AOT FRKE3TONK MASONE Monuments. Head-ettmee, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. nrecHrPnoss moccutup m x sun-aios style. Pjucbs and Usaisj.. FREE on Ar pile, ilea, ASSS-B-l— Cos_n__ ar Rutland and lobhx Stbxsti, auckland Near Junction ot Queen and Wa_afleld streets , * l/CKLAJSD PICTURE-ifKAJSIINU AND GILDING DEPOT. I J, B, Dl COUBCET Bests W notify to his old __i__d_ and the gana public that ha has ____rta__en the Manaesmen t i of Use sbovs -Establishment, where GILDING. HOT____-__tA__ClNß, MOUNTING. Sec la ! aiTits tcranebea will be anderUkeo it pilcei -..lying eompetit-on. XHT-HATS- OrV-Of. A Larxa Stoci ot Mouldings, PictUM-_rflmlz_g Katerlala, and Plotures ot every description always on hand, QDBEN-STRK-Ef, Junction ot WAKitT____uaT__n-r. f SJllSrll-R ASiD 00, (LIM-TED), f Jj Wholiisiz_* SHTPPure- Se Family Botchkbs, Qneen-street {next Bank at New Zealand, Auokland). - Poultry ol all UnflA I dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Homo-cured Bacon, Corned Beet on Sale in . _i_r_e Quantitiea. — N.E. — Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to ail parts ot the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on tn town or gnb-rbf JOHN BOTLAN, O.K. J [EOBT, liUKDON, O.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Licensed Land Teanstse Suav-n-OES ' AUTHOEISHD NATIVE LAND SUEVJ-YOES, XNOINEXBIN- AND QUANTITY SUBVXYOE-. COLONIAL BANK BUD-DING. ____t_______D. UUf^KIOR CORKUOATKD TANKH. 8, P A R X E P. HAS TOR SALB a number ot the above, with Tap ready for use, £1 and unwards. As Hia _____• WoaKs, Vioro-tu-BTssss, or his Shop WbllssM.Y-enu-w. 1 h-t_a Quantitle- of Spouting. Ridging, and Down .ripe, alwaya in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notloe. Man cf acturer ot Lead and Compo Pipe. A chdoe selectioa.ot Chandeliers, Sea* at hi* Wellesler-street shoo. Oountry orders will always receive hia prompt attention. Licensed to lay oa Water. c__ PAT_E_rro_i or the Impeotod Lxao gg ______ ... OIL. OULOUI., &SHU GLASS, MERCHANTS, W", Phillippb & Sow, 25 & 97, QuxxN-STEzn1, Auokland, N.Z,, IMPORTERS 0* PAPER HANGINGS, Panel Decorations; G__A_J3-Pel-__ed. Silvered, and Rough Plats ytngMah and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic. Glass Shadea WHTTB LEAD, Ccloniß. OH, VAHNIBHHS Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Anticcr. > :• roaive and Patent Sillsate Palnta. MOULDINGB-Gnt, Stained, Veneered,fia • P_amzefnune_-adßoomDeconttonS,?ano7 • Fr&moa tor Cabinet and 0.D.V..-. ■- | Piorrna__a of every deaorlptlon in great variety ! BGBAM--Photos and Coloured, j Albums tor Photos, Herapa, 6x., Sect lee I Out-ont or Overlay Motmta, all shse. j Cablnat and C.D.V, Mounts i Artists' Reqci-dtes. W. P. S a having always bb hajid too largest ■ -took: of the above goods la the North Island of New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or retail, orders on the most fltvcnupable terms. Samples ot Paperhangings from open stook, cr of original jjaokages, sent. on applica tion, New settlt-s Is Auokland should inspect. , onr stock of Papcrhanginga and Piotnroa befOM fitting np their new k-iraes i they will find some, thing to suit the msaia of avsryctte. W. PmLLIPPS & SON, QireKW-TTJIKBT. AtTCKI'AHa WF H 'I'L x, i rta a no a, • OIL. COLOUR, AND GLAS3 MEItCHANTS. liuporteraiof Paperh_ng-n«8, Sorim, Fatats, OUil, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, :Frenoh Pollst. Gold Leaf, Artlßts" CoWttrsand Brnshesj Plata, Sbeet, Crown; Omamentt-l, and Photographlo Qlaset Piotare Erimes and Tapostr* Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed 3_._h_.-i and Daoaw Glass outto si to and eare_ul_7jn'S-ce_. ft- fc W. QU«KK-BTHKWT. / rpHOS. J TTARBUTT. THE KAPAI CORN BHOOM FACTORY. CUBTO__-HOUaE-SI, Prleaa i Wrst, From 12/6 per doz. -.LL-JVll.!. OAI-niAyiS AiHSJ DtXAY FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PeOPEIJKOB, VIOTOBIA-STBKKT EABT, AUCKLAND, Repairs oi evory description n Wood and Iron neatly executed on tha test notice Springs made and repaired, js on hand, a large qnactit. cf Lamps, also Iron hark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gam Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country ordora nnnotnali attended to. A UUKLANP RA« OOMPA_»y DURHAM-STREET. AUCKLAND, Opes on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In MOk wsak for the Purohass of all kinds of RAGS, -J.KTAL. fee. FOR OASH ft Cl ~-T~S. L " H A. ae. t9« LADDER St BARROW MAK__R, 80 and 82, VICTOEU.STEIKT. Every Desoiiptlcm ct Ladders, Steps, Barrows, f arrow Wheals, Clothes Horses, Clothee Baxea, Travelling Chests, Sec, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allovred to Contractor! and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Sittings, and all kinds of Job bin.! Work done try experienced workmen cs the shortest notice. N.a-Laddors, Stan ud Bazrowi lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old VlollM _ ?r cala Vtl te,, a good Violttueuoi o_e_p.



Business JMotlC-a. UFPISSI MUFFINS! MUFFINS I E, H. PERU V, P_l_Eß AND CONFECTIONER, WivK-WnXDB-B-ET, Ha. coi. cosamencad tha Sea .en. __4 bess *c I-Lfcrm aU friecrt- and tha ca'.Jic ser.eraUy, -hit On his part rotting shall ixi lets undoes :o glvo- th m satisfaction, the qualitT of thC3_ ifccd-i being unsurpai.ed, and .0 weh-kno xa aa to require no fux-her com-aens. Whoi-ss.----- and Retail. Cuatomcr. §ti;plie.. a* all hears, and at Mr Wright's, Qaeen-atreeS, Boys Wasted, (3.-1Q E, • H. PERCY. UPPER SYMOJS'DS-STKEET, TO THE PUBLIC, ALFRED TVER (Lata Robertson Brca) Begs to thjvak the Inhabitants of Auc-land and env-ram. for their patronasre since t__ing the above business, and would rgmLnd them that he haa now Removed to Ns-w Spacious Pi.£i_-_i_3 en the site of -ha recent Sr.. Mr Tyer ha 1 also taSten the adlo_nl_iß property, whare th.c boslnaa.of F;r.=:-c:r-_3 Fruiterer ____ Confectioner will be e-_t_b'.U_e<_. By scUirg noi_e fcci tha Beat Articles at -fede rate -*r."e-, and giving the- Pa->llo sn-lct atten tion to -1! Orders, thb proprlcior aoUcita U.a.l support hitherto accerdi; . Fp Hi_ AUCKLAND *- FO-tWARDIS"» AKD parcel . DELIVERY AG3NCY Respnctfr.Uj- Vga to draw the attention of the Geneml Fab.lO of Aac-lacd a:-.d 3-_rroußdlna district:, to the advantages offered by trila ; Agency cf a cteap aod guarAnteed isgcl.r Cor.Tejaaca cf Parcels, Gco__, &c„ in the Town and Subcrba. S*or c^_«e-!ence, -tgencics for Hcoktrg O.dera are established in ah the Subnr-3. tsr Tha Head Ofllco la conn.cted with tho Tolephono Exchange. DKLI7KBU..S: Town— Honrly. Sobarban, 11 a.m, and IJO p,m Tho Dalivory com_acncc3lst July, ISS3: HSAD OFF-CK: NATHANS BOND, CU3 rOMHOU3E STREKT, TP E A C U C X, • OPTICIAN, Haa n Stock SPKCTACLKS AND KYK GLASSES ol every description, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICRO3COPKS AND TKLK 800PBS, Powerful and Cheap. A X BRO ID BABOMSTXBS, THEIiMOMST-}-', Elsctrio Bells, Rattsbies and Ftttinos. Magneto Electric Machines and .Medical Coils, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIKLD AND MARINK GLAS3K3. THISODOLrm, COMPASSE3, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, SaJinometers, Argentometcrs, &c., c_c,c.c. ASEJT FOE TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES & EXTRAS. Instrumenta and Sewing Machines repaired, Oppoami! thb Post Ot__*b, Rhnrtland-streot. JL»OOK-Rl_NDltto a PAPER-KULLT... •j VfILLIAM LEYS, [1 BOOK-BINDKK,PAPER-R-UI<ER. S KTT}--JMSBCaA!na' Accorwr Book. Ruled S b'. I f\ and Bound to Pattern. !'■: Iff >: MU3IO, MAGAZINE.. BIBLES C. p; H AND PRAYER BOOKS, Hi p*n BOOKD cr au. mv. V Three Doors above Stab Of_c_- BA2____A' BPSCIAL BnLKD DA7-B00S& LIBRARY PJOKB STRONG - CHEAPLY ROUND. JS T. _SL_ U N G O, NOTICE OF RKMOVA-, CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his tinmarcas o_stom__a and Mends his sincere thank, for the goner.as sup. on accorded him during tho past twenty seven years, would respect-nlly Intimate to them lhat ha h.a OPENKD THOB.I NKV. PREMISES Next door to Messrs, GL-nriile and KUyett, Grocara, and immediately opposlto to Union Bank of Anstralla, whero ah orders will bo attended to during tho Kl-Kcnox or Hia Nzw P-j:.ii:...ca. C.C. wonld also beg to inform those gentle men who bave so long and so liberally patronised tho Caf3; that that branch of tho business will etlll be carried on at the rear ot the old building—entrance by St. Mungo Lane, Bhortland-.tnß9t. W .PKIUOE VUKKUUATEJ. _-JS_Xi, J, L. KEAN diAXS iUlifc. S-TAT.I., Has for Saia a number of the above, wl!h"Tap_ ready for __o, a« rsducod rates, at his Shop, Elliott-street. Larvs qaantltiee of Bt»_r_ng Ridging, and Down Pipeo always In stock. Verandah Iron carved at the shortest notloe. Country orders will always receive his prompt t__ ntl-tn. Lead washers nl-ways on hand. DEK "BVENING STAR, Mr Editor 1 Sir,—l Challenge all Opponents of Local Enterprise, ba who they may, to Produoe any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEYS DIGESTIVE MKAL for Pulae or Porridge DIGESTIVK BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. ROBLEY,, 25, GBEY-STEMCT. aaoaav __?*J_*_r_r_ TO DRND on FREEHOLD ti^UUV. SECURITY; alao, several sums ol £1 OCO and £500,—Apply Altken C.rrick, ofHee of William Altken. Shortland-gtreet MONEY TO Lt-HD, in -tuna ot tWb mi upwards, at 7 per cent JACKSON & RUBHELL, eoUoHara. gort-_tt-e_. ' £10 to £1.000. yictoria loan and discount AGENCY, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. OPPO3ITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICEa. Money advanced trom £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds ot Property, Shares, &c Repayments can be made In Instalments ot j ONE 3HILING PER WEEK foreach j ONE POUND borrowed, or in .< any way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Address : box 80. Auckland post-office, AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SO-I_TY. OFJUCI-:—117. QCKES-BTEEET, LOANS granted npon approved eecurltlfs of Freehold or Leasehold Proponl-»s in snms of £20 to £S,OOO principal ond Interest boing re payable In instalments at the following Re duced Hatk3 for repayment of each £100 borrowed :— Repayments extend- p _, ah . Tot.l amount ing over rer ¥VEeK- repayable, £ B, d, £ 6. 6, lyear _ .200 lot 0 0 2yeara „ .. 1 010 108 fi 8 3 years _ I. 7 113 IS 0 .years .. 11 8 121 8 8 6yeara „ - 8 0 138 18 9 8 yeara „ 7 1 117 13 9 10 years .. .. 6 3 182 16 3 And In the came proportion for smaller or larger lr;ans. DEPOSITS The Society receives Money on Depoelt st 4 por cent, per annum. JOHN BATGER; Secretary. J. H A R T, Of the London Loan Office, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to invest il io advantage, 1. determined to Lend it out on Personal ilecnrlty at greatly reduced rates of interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly in _talmcntß, or ony other way to suit Borrowers, Promissory Nots* discounted. Renewal* 1 effected It -.quired. Money Lent on overy flOKcripUca of zvsis, LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Vlotoria-st, Ano_l___. MGNKY TO LEfVD sis Mortgage c) Flref-dast ffreahold Secuiities. WM. OOLEMAN, SoUoitcs, Of_r_i-T cf Qneoa end Shortlaad-s-r MON IS if IO U-.PO, on approve reonrliy, E. X, TYLER, Solicitor. Vnlcan ______ MONEY TO LEND, in large or smaJJ rnms, at naval rates of interest, OONNBLLSI-.COOPKK, BoUdtont, YalOM hunk



Moteia. fIHAKLEMOKT HOTEL, %J Wasedeld-etireet, Auckland, W. H. PORTER (Late of Q-ec--. _ Hc.e!, Queen's Redoubt). '.VINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST BiiANDS, HANCOCK'S & WHITSON'S SPARKUNG ALSa ?1533-CLAS3 ACC.St__O_.AHOX VCS VISITORS. W, H. PORTER, Phqpeietob. AUSTOJIHOUSK HOTEL. R. R. CAMPION Has taken the above Hotel; and having thoroughly renovated the same, it now affords the best accommodation to Cooimerclal Men, HANCOCK'3 BSSR ON DRAUGHT. aOT LiKKSI HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURIST,. Intending to visit thase Natural rt ondei. of New Z.aland can obtain through HE llii-S TICKET- lineluilng Guides, Boat e.n. coaca Hire. Hotel Accommodation, Sec.) together with every Information, from tbe undersigno... who have been appointed Sole vssots I- AucKaod for Mr William Kelly. Proprietor of th. PALACE HOTEL. Ohlne matn. First-class Accommodation for Visitors during both Wlnte. and aumoier Months, Private Srmxs, :_o___g, and Read-so Rooms, b i l l i ~r d s. Coache., Buggies, and aoddlo Howes tor Hlrei Conveyances meet ev^ry Steamer. METCALFE _: HILL. -, -, , -„ 3- N,z- Insurance Buildings, Jnne 3rd. Ig agents Lj"" Ox,A a a a i- A V if, -?_-_.,_' DrS ar!? °, f,!.« C!»t Club Hatoly of the Tonnlna. Howl, Hci___rtii_i, having bought the -Toehold ot the Wh__Hßa_u_i Hotel troro /„ ti aa!s^• M Inform vl__tj-rs lhat no affor' vtn be «s___!.l to aJTiird -,-.U_facUoc Horoe. mrA T'i-»-nm> ___ on Hli. p4CI f1 v HOTJS L. JOHN GILLANDER .PROPRIETOR. Ea.3 to announce to h!3 friends and the general pabtic, that ho haa completed t c extensive altorar'on on his promises. Among the nuny Improvements, he haa Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tho Superintendence of a well known Caterer. Tha "Culalno" will be the beat the Beaton can supply. Meals at aU hours. Best Brands ot Wines and Spirits, Hancock's Sparkling Ala alwaya on Draught. Board and Residenco, 303 per week. Reasonable Charges. KxceUent Fam, Civility and Attention. Good .tabling,. Albert Hotel, queen-street. ' the largest and best family AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL ix AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, PeOPBI-CTOB. P-avAT*. Surra?. Spacious Sampiji Rooms. 1 - _ 1 1 —H Morcbanaise, j_J^ ■Jyf-ATHAN GENERAL IMPORTEB AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, LowsE Quki-h ■ firnuanr, Auckland (Opposite iUilway ReclamaUoa), And at 9, New Bboad*st____t, LONDON, Also I.L-p.'fc<er.t:nlve3 la America, Cob _h.e_.al and Colonial Potts. GENERAL MERCHANDISB 01-.M'KS'S STOBK. I-Jli. COTJf-t-B PCPPEa AXT) SPICES DKisn rnuiTS C-K?f_D nt.IT AXD VBC£TABUB) Pu>:ssavuD uxais St'OißU SIC-, TAPIOCA. AND BASO DBV..ALTKBV COK.'EC.IONEIIV jma ahd tvs-ivm V-tS-_~t_ TlkU OAWDLIta OOLOSXXL PSODUCa TOIIACCOB OIQAIIS AND CIOAIiIiTI-fi ■WXX __ATC'__l. WB-IPPINO PAPZBS PAPKB BAOS SWIWBB OILS AXD PArOTB HOPS G---EN-T AXD PLAfITWJ OBOCKIEBV PIANOS AXD r_-.r__o__T7l_S WIXBH A3.-D SPIRITS AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMB 708.881T18H AXD EOKZISX MAXUTAOTUS-na. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OP MERCHANDISE. Executed on Advantaokouu Terms, lilßttu.l a.vi.vcks on Kauri Hum, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce for shin, ment to Londan, at which pon same will receive prompt attontion trom Mr L. A. Nathan ARTHUR H. NATHAN. -trocenea. aw. riANTON m y\T AREHOUSB» PONSONBY. Neab the TnitEE L-.MPB. W. H. YOUNG (for the past fifteen years ia the employ of Messrs Barnett and Levy and Messrs iiewin and Brother) begs to notify to the inhabitants of Ponsonby and surrounding district that he has purchased the business lately carried on by Mr R, Burrow. . W.H.Y. hopes by strict atr-ratlon to business, and selling a first-class article at lowest prices, to merit a share of public patronage. Families waited' on for orders, and good promptly delivered. Possession entered upon on June 21, va.' ITH reference to the above, R. TV Burrow beg. to thank his late oustom ers for their kind support during the time he waa lv business, nnd having disposed of tha Bnme to Mr vv. H. Young begs to solicit a con tinuance of their favours on his behalf. The Book Debts due prior to transfer to be paid to Mr Young, who has purchased the same. B, BURROW. OBSON-BTREET STEAM COMBS MILLS. H. P, GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffee, and Spice MebohlOT Whole-ALU AXD EAMILV GBOOMS, COAT, Fn-KWOOD, AXD PBODUaK DK-LU Q H. P. GIBBONS SB CO. HOBfION-ST-KET. AUCKLAMT. , rr. - a j 1 PUR? A. ft. X A 1 3EOCER3 A?iD STOREKEEPERS wishing to do a SATiai-AOToay Tba Trade, will find lt GIS-ATLV TO THitIB ADVAXTAOK to 801 l NELSON, MOATK & Co.'s, CkU-Bbatud Puau Liftnoaixo BL-ndkd Tbas, These Teas aro acknowledged by the Pbess and I Publio to be the Finest and Most Whole tomo In tha Southern Hemisphere, \ GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL SCENTED VARIETIES, NELSON, MOA T E & 0 0,, T£A Mekchaxts and Blsxdbks, Hlgh-etreot, Christohuroh. Wholesale Agents for Auokland t Messes BABER AND RAWLINGa TOHN HOBNE ( (For many years with Close Bros J. Family Ghoobh, Tea Dsaleb ft Pbovibio* Mebohaxt, Comer of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Churoh). Families Waited on fob Obdeeb. \__i- y. STEVENS, VV . HOUBE.LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT, 137, qunax - stbbet, Auckland, at -teadman's Seed bhop. House. and other proparty valued, surveys executed. Money advanced on Houses, Land, and Crops, Money lent in sums o£ £5 upwards /or short periods on easy terms. Mortgages negotiated, N.B.—Mr htevons having agents in Napier, Wellington, Chrltitoburch, and Dun edin, can offer special advantagss to his clients \_f A SX iiOVK BROTH-SRS, VV SOAP AND OANDLB MANUFACTURERS, OOZ'S CREEK, RICHMOND, ornm 1 DU__uic-Brs»tT. Auo_a_un_, Cash Par-baser, of Tallow, Woo. Sheepskins, nnd Bones.



xj:3.nd ar.d i_st<*w A*BCtiS. Wo V. sTEVENS HOUSE, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGSNT; GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, NE.T Union Bank, Qc3sn-3tre_.t, Avck land. Propertlaj advertiael free cf cost, and no charge madeuole.sbd-lne'idone. Lists of Properties tor salo for warded monthly to Agenta in Napier, Wellington, Chr._ic_i_.c_, and Dunedin. Inanrarcea effected on House?, Crop,, Fur nltaro. See. Properties Valued, Servers Undertaken, Baiidlng Estimates prepared. Mortgages aad Loans n.goilited. i GRAFTON P.OAD-Hoasa, S rooms,ga . £c. MOUNT EDSN T-H0u.30, 7 room., largo allot ment, good view. MOUNT ALBERT—Large Hoq-O, ontboild , ing . stable, garden, etc, ihraa acre pad docks. ; AVON'DALH—Honso, 9 rooms. C-t-'-ivesbs^s, j stable, omhoases, ere., oi_J.hiirhiy ouitlvateC farm ; large orchard, etc. I LARRE SHO?. with dwel'-'uR-houae, G rooms attached, workshop, tr .., sui' ,ble t.r draper or grocer; in rising !o__!ics-, PONSONBY—Ho* f>. 6 room., two tanks, gar den, etc.; very cheap. PON _ONBY_.Bouse.6 room?, " \r_a o .j.tnen taljironnds. c -mm.i"f"n .c: c' lv_ view. 10CO AUl(E=—Freehold Land]" suitab';a".or a cattle run ; easy diatanc. from Auckland, 200 ACRE_-Freehold Land, lino alluvial sell near Auckland. SEVERAL UOOIJ ALLOTMENTS AT VERY LOW PKICKS, N.B.—Bnlldina; Allotments noar Town, _nd small hon.os, ore much rtq' fed, and find a ready sale. J. M. -L E x M° x> Estate agent and Valuatob, QOE__»-3TEE_rr, ACCKLA-fD. MONEY LKNT OUT EOR CAPITALISTS ON 8-R3T.CLAS3 SKCUIUTIKS, OR IN VEBTKD IN BANK. INSURANCE. OR OTHER SHARES. T7<OR IMMEDIATE SALE - A Beautiful J? Eerm ot 200 acres, only 3 miles from a railway st itloa. The terra is all lo good K. gllßh graset-s, and subdivided Into 7 paddocks by Quick-thorn edges. The residence commands a beautiful view of a lake, which bounds the farm on one side. Tbe house contains S apart ment*. There la a stable, stockyard, aod shad npon the farm. I can con.id*n.l. re.ommend thii (aim to any Intending nuttier, —J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auokland. .D..i TM)H bAI-E—Lot Cl. taction 7, "Village Ot V Gnehunsa, containing 3 acres 31 perches.— J, M. Lennor, K.tate Agent, Auckland. .9U tXJR IMMEDIATE dALB-a Commodious J? Rcsldenca in Grafton Road. The residence contains IH room-. and is built npon a freehold section (160 x 332 lirks).—J, AI. LjnnO-. A state Agent, Auckland. 33 M FARM of 25J acrea of first c 1... soil, bounded on ono aide by a river, all tenced and lald dnwn In good Kngilah gras2es,—J. M. Lonnox, EHate Agent, Auckland. 3JM VOLCANIO -OIL, VALLEY ROAD-For Immediate Sale, a 6-roomed Residence, with detached larder and Kitchen. The house Is well finished, and fitted up with register grates, colonial oven. Sec. Freehold allotment, 60 x ISO. Price. £500.— J. M. Lennox. 30.U _P '3RA—A BARGAIN— Houae of 6 rooms and _fOOV L- ra; o paddock, at Hamilton. Wai kaca This desirable property commands a beautiful view of the Waikato River. The ownpr is leaving the colony, otherwise he wonld not sell.—J. M. Lennox. 3124 FOR SALE (a bargain)—Earra of 200 acres, ad joining tho farm of Messra Bnckland and Bhephord, West Pukekohe, This Una property is mixed bosh and tern, and is well watered throughout. The farm must be sold, and le offered at £700 tho lot.—J. M. Lennox, Karate Agent, Auc-tla-d. 13.L rpo E ARMJSKS—A Choice Farm of 78 acres, I. 1 of a mile from a railway stailoa. Tbe land It first-class—ls divided Into 7 paddocks, and alt in gross, and well watered on every paddock. There Is a New .-roomed House upon the farm, also dairy and all neces-ary out-build ings,—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. 2711 RKMUBRA-Two Villas, with about 2 acres; most conveniently and p.e_._n_y situated. Price, £2000.—J> AI. Lennox. Estate Agent, AOCHIand, ail ALLOT MKNTB- Two Allotment- In Rich mood. 110 x 2CO. Price, £100 the two—J, M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Auckland-, 3.M TO FARMERS — A Desirable Farm and Homeetead, about 1 of a mile from Buck- Land Railway .tattoo. Tner. are 73 acre., all subdivided and laid down in grass, with a com tortable 8-roomed Residence, good orchard, Sco, Prlco. £1000. — J, AL Lennox, Estato Agent, Auckland. 2i__ PAieft— FOß SALB, a Farm of £S 'acres al X,_ o v papakura Vail. y. with ne n 5-roomed House and all necessary outbuildings. There are _0 acres In grass- The land la well watered. Price. £150.-J. M. Lennox. Auckland. 17M CITY— A fine City Freehold, producing s rental of £500 per annum. Price, £(!OCO -£_.o cavil, balance cm roinaln upon the property at Si per cent.—J. M. Lennox. A flQi". ACRES near the Rotorua railway.— a,UOU j, M< Lennox. Estate Agent, Auok land. PONSONBY— A Seven - roomed Residence, commands a moat magnificent viow, lv the best part of Ponsonby; freehold allotment (99 x 182), all laid out In ornamental trees and shrubs. Prioe. 700.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. SEAFIKLD VIEW-Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Price, £250.— J. AI. Lennox. Eatate Agent. CONQUEST PLACE. PurneU-Fonr-roomed Cottage, with two additional rooms de tached ; freehold allotment, Prico, -210.-J. M Lennox. ' 1511,7 .p-i on—FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE in Duke */xo\J street, with freehold allotment. Price, £130.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent IBOL |» EM UKRA—Villa Residence and 3 acre, el XV garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Price. £1,000.— J. M. Lennox. 150 L A FIRST-CLASS FARM Of 123 acres in Wos- Pukekohe. with good Houso, cow-shed.., dairy, Sec The farm la all in grass, and Is only one mile from the railway station.—J. M. Len nox, Estate Agent, Auckland, ISfiL TTILLA RESIDENCE.-A Charming Villa V commanding a magnificent view of the harbour t About 3 acres of pasture and shrubbery, Price, £1000, -J. M. Lennox Estate Agent A-Ck-UK* 0* For Houses, I arms, and AJlormcnts, set my long advertisement in 'Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, KSTATK AGENT. AUCKLAND. mmm^—m——m—m^-—-—, I n ■-—--_-__--_--_, Medical. EBTAB-I-B-D 120.1 Tfc/T X T. TRAF FO R ti, SURGEON DENTIST W_*rm*im-ryv--a~. *____ (lumv-ffnunn. Fatolaai Extraction ot Teeth __ ih* Oxld. Nitrogen Gar. Professional Hours—B a.m. till f P.m. a miss _ a 1 _r~r, CHEI-naT AND DRUGGET. HoiiSOM-SIES-tt, f.T^m» TO W«T.t,T. DTf.K.«TJ «_f _d an, COMPLAINTo. DB. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer cury.) thb Best Remedy fob Biliousness, Stomach _i_r_kse-ibxt. Flat_x-:i?ce, Paiks Between thk Shoulders, Bad Appettti. Indigestion, Acidity, Head-ache, Hkabt noH.v, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safeat and mildest pills for every oonstltntlon.—ln Boxes st le Hd, 28 Cd, and Is Si. Sold by Chemist, and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke, London.- Specially valuable PUIS for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kemftbobnb, Pbosseb & Co. " OULPHOLINE. LOTION."-An Ex. O ternal Means of CURING BKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption but will yield to " SulphoUne" in a few day., and commence to fade away even If It .eems past cure. Ordinary plmplee, redness, blotohes, scurf, roughness, vanish as if my magio; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that havo plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Snlpholine* will successfully attack them. It destroys the animalcule Which causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " Snlpholine, Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. Bottlea, 2s 9d Made by J. Popper and Co., London. Sold by K-EMPTHOKNE. Pro__er & Co. BPPEB'S QUININE and IRON TONIO rouses and developes the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a specific remedy foi neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of every kind, chest affections, and In wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, &c. The whole frame is greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonio, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, Is Sd; next size. Us. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The namo of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on tha hoL There Is no Tonio so oertain in effect ss Pepper's Quinine andiron. It is strongly recommended to reel dents in India and the Colonies, and Bhould always be kept ready for uso in every case ot ever or febrile condition. Sold by Kempthok. c. Peosseb and C 0,..:-, TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, Prepared only by J. Pepper, London, This Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and oalomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath theshonl_ers, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel ing of general depression. It seta the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly aots on thb bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 21 hours. It is the safest medlolno. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by J, 1 PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose name Is on every label. Battles, 2s Bd and Is 6d. SoU by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally. Sold by Eeutthobne, Pbosseb & Co



f iromnonc-rv. _________ , . . rinEAP XTARDWARE TTOUSB. __.., QUEEN-STREET J. ft J DIOK BY, HAVE FOR SALE ROW AT S ANUC..PTNIO LAMPS, ALSO. EX BDKNUES, Fonts, Globes, and Wioss, And a Great Variety of Chimnlea, RODGISS'S LOCKWOOD'S, AND WIG7ALI. TABLE AND POCKETKRY. JOHNSON. CELEBRATED SCISSORS CLARK'S BOILERS SAUC SPANS, SX, Qbitfith'b Patent Tea and Coma Pots, stamped Tinned Meat and Pie Disaua, Basins and Milk Pans (all tlxes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovxsb, Beooms, Scecbbees, Whisks, &C. HAIB, CLOTH, AND NAIL BaUSHW. •ABK'B, BLACKS, AND LYNDON'B SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS. GARDEN HOES.. RAKES, AND TROWEia. ; DIBSTON, SOBBY & SFKAB, AND JACKSON'S hand, rip, and tennon saws. Axes, Adzes, Tomaha wks and Chi__-T_b, Attaints, Planes, Hammkbs, Bracks, , Twurr awd Patent Bits (all sues), ! Looks Hinoe3, Nails, and Brabswaex, Scott's Gehuih* Whit* Lead, raw and Boiled Linseed On. FIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT Allowed lo Cash Purchasers oa all Bales amounting to _Cs. aod upwards, w .'. aa _ : ■ i ■ i. ■• [ _.t_n__ait_i. DKVTXT, GanmaJnrr, 2*#j Queen. . utreel, Anokisnd, cpncaJte the Market ,' house. Established, 843.—Always In Stock aa. , to arrive by direot importatloi- trom Knglan. uaade to idvarttiwra own ordor, —Cbokabot. . Breech-loading Gun.. Double __d Singlo -_n__-t_ . 10-dare, Biee.h-lo_diii_ Revolvers, Broech-ioad Ing Rook and Rabbit ftlflet, G_jr,.. Bits, GUI I Cues. Powdar Flanics, Shot Poachea, *=d erer. . article neoasßsiT ib corapl6V! the outfit of I l i_KMa___ai_, An s___rtn_eat of S7eiy dcscrip-M 0. Revolver Oar uldjres, and all the b&-t Brand. In Sporting Powder, are Importod direct frun llie makers bj the advertiser, whe eat ' iraaraatw. thsir ro__ quality. Cartrldcsafox tla ; Knfleid. B_l_e. aad Tew* Rifles. Me-ahJ. i OartrlUg. Oases, Chilled Snot _ad atiier aped , alitlee always on ha-d, Ccs-cu-. dealen , liberally dealt frith. Gclo. Re^toc-sd. Bro^r-eC. et_. a a -every other id-id of Firearm Repaint _ al reasonable prices . Notice.—Jusi ta hand, i . lot of good service.-ble C?. Choko'ccre Breech r loa_l__ Guna chaap. The lar&wt itock it Auckland to ohoo*« from. Also, In stock, i ittj sscortruoai at £".rewerk« e( *h_ _»-I . nails* T?iii>.ln» T«r>„l ---; bile lnat_ra_.ee. HEAD OFFICE: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. 1 COMMiaaiONKR -----. D. AL LUCB3B. , The Only New Zealand Life Office, 1 government security. mutual bnsurance, LOWEST PREMIUMS. V An Insurance of £1.200. at the Premium ■ charged elsewhere for £1.000, being equivalent to an IMMEDIATE BONUS of £200. n. Addi , TIOJT TO _f DU, PARTICIPATION IN PSOITIS. . Agencies at nearly all Money Order Poet Office* , in tbe Colony. i Prospectus setting forth tha very LIBERAL REGULATIONS and LOW PRKMIUMS of the Government Offloe oaa bo obtained on application. Workmen's Insurance i BpeoUUy provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies te~oza rsox £9 Upwards. PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will oaD. bpecial table 3 for children. The Only Industbial offim with Pabticipation in Pbofit. and GOVKKN-AENT SECTJBmr. ' Polloies of £20 and upwards, after Three Yeara, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a i Free Polloy, ' MANI.EB C. GODFREY KNIGHT Hewitts? Mactunes. W. C. 1) X** B * I TUB (aril-CAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JTJBT UECBIVZD A Larue Shipment of the Challenge Machine the World- . The White, Co.'s Sewing Machine, This Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid ' The Highest Arm The Most Blmple The Largest TaDle The Most Eaay to Work The Best Cover The Moat Durable The Simplest Shuitla The Most Elegant The Neatest stitch Tbeadlk Machines, bom £6 10s, THE BEST BEWING MACHINES ETSB MADE, Price oi Hand Machines, £3 10s, Also, always on band, Genuine Singer Frister and ROB-man Wertheliu Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and Wilson Groverand Baker. Jones's ABO Dome-tic Andother good make. ITBOS* 28, d. feb Wees I 2s, 6d. per Weeei Aix j*aoh-s__ suabaktbsd. These Machine, can bo had of my Agenta I- N. MoLeanandCa, Pioneor StoreTwhangare I Thomaa Wells, Cambridge; William Stevenson Onehunga; E. Wayte, Hamilton; PanieU aud Boylan, Gisborne; Brennan and Co. Tauranga and at other plaoea, msE qbe at niroi.1. PDB_a.-SIRK_M