SPORTING.

By AiiGiis.

" No Jnpltor flnldeni omnibus placot,"

Tiffl footbillliiiiitcli nf laat Saturday was between teams .representing New Zealand and. Tho Wold, and was won after a sevoiotontestby The World players; by one |try to ni!> The try was got off J. O'Connor >nfter nfiood bif'of Uribblirigl This is the iii-ftt. time' the New^Zeiiland-boni players have ever suffered defeat since the inaugu ration of this annual match some years since. ■-. •

There w^a noticeable improvement in [the play 011 Saturday in all departments of the game. , ' Conspicuous amongst their fellow,^, though nearly all did 'well, were, for The World,'J. O'Cimnor (who lips'won ilcrfnlly' improved),' Biggs, Arneil, and paletuaii; while for tho Now Zealand feiitu," Carter, Keesinj.',' Uiiuind, Davy, Stewart, and T. Whiteside were,prominent, while in the last term Mears -played up splendidly, and 'Mhckyand Webster como with a grand spurt, Thero was a 'good deal of lying dowu indulged in. by somo of the Now Zealantieis hailing from the North-Shore. This practice is, 1 sec by the Homo papers, prevalent in sotrio clubs in England, and is universally-del iced' by the presv. 'It not only rendera the game slow and dull,"but prevents the traosgre-or's side from play iu(f an open, fJst game. There is nothing gained by a forwaid picking up the-ball whon surrounded hy opponents, so much aa to render a Buceossfiil run 'impossible; far better todribble the bull clear hefoto at tempting to handle it. ' '".7 ''■'"' i Next Saturday tlie first chili matches Will take place) Grafton going over to meet the North Shore* tennv on trior own ground, aud Auckland playing Ponsonby o.it tbo Uomatti ground.*'* ". *.'"

I The fbllowing tfeami.will represent the' two latter clubs: —Auckland": Bindon {2), Carter, Coxton, Cox, Coleman, pulpan, l'ishcr, Henderson .(cap tain),., ..; Kidd, ->•> Mbgiiiie}* ■"■'Matliius, O'Connor, Pearson, Shakespeare, Stewart. Emergencies: Smart-and McKay, l'ou 'sopby: T, . Maoky (Captain), Arneil, skeeii'(2), Whiteside (2), Keesirig, Uauuo, A. ; Stewari, lirauud, McConnell, Pilking jion,,! Clayton, , Warhrick, and Waters. Emergency : : Dunnetf.f, i :EaJq, the 1 new importation from Mel bourne, arrived by tliOtTe Anau, on Tuo£. day, in lirat-clasa condition..- jHe was acccmpaniodiifrom the.South, -,by; Libeller and Billingsgate, who liave come up to winter here, The two latter.were in charge of Mr R, H. Vallance, who.has come up for the good of his health, being ia>a very poor, nick at present. ...... , .., The "Randwick" case ia still exercis ing tbo'>rain'ds of tho sporting1 public; and, ns the stewards and press have had their innings pretty fully, 1 don't think I can be accused" of partiality if I give the supposed wrong-'doersla'little time to state their side ot the question. Mr Coyle liaS requested me to make a'plain statement of facts, und is, waiting to abide, by what is. then ap parent. The facts, as stated by Coyle, and,. I must add, fujly borne out by an entirely, independent witness of the occurrences, are as follow :—On the first cay of.the : T.'J,C, Meeting, Baudwick had, a badly .swelled leg, aud was still'after his trip by. train and., steamer. He niet Larry at a difference of 2it3lbs, Kaud,wick coinyiug 9jt and Larry Git ljllba in,a two. mile'race. Larry got nil the best of a bad stait, and kept a lead till 1J miles had,been, traversed; when, iv, try ing to'coiho between Larry and a.other liaise, Randwlck gut' "blocked," and had to pull put and go round,' arid racing up hill; yet* took a lead ola neclc, at a mile and three quarters ; eventually the weight told, and he was bsatbn f of'a leiiglli "iv ' Smin. 43sccs., a desperate racs. .In'the Ailtufiin Handicap, hbcnnd day,'TKaiid- met Larry on lulbr belter terms (having only received, lot us say, a three pound beaming the day previous) and in ft mile and three quarter race (just Bnndwick'B dfstittie'e, as is well known), when the chestnut won by two lengths com forlably, as would naturally be expected by judgts ol performunccs* at the difference of Weights,. .Coyle says.* Rand wicli weighed output 1 jibs (liis handicap being 9it lib), itud weighed in, with his eilk breastplate— which waß,a&ked for—Bst 21b, . Kandwick is well known to be a kicker,- and so the other horsos were, kept, clear until ho had finished; weighing in, -and was ordered away, to allow the horses room to come to- Bcalq, When HndGcldaud Williams (G.) weighcd.rthey were found to he 13lbs over weight, the deduction being that if Kand wick's rider, Joe Williams, was light, he must have boon 13lbs. light, or, wilh saddle aud brcastalate, onlytist.2lbs., loavinghis bodily weight, allowing for a 41b. saddle, and, say Boz. hreaitplato, and clothe? 807.--, more, 7st.\. lllbs,, a weight to which I believe it is impossible for Williams to comei however ucuch he wasted. No one took,the trouble to toll Goylo of what had been discovered, aud he was first informed of the ull'air hy a disinterested parson,' Well, the Ladies' Purse followed immediately, in Which Coyle himself (not supposed to be a good ridor)- rode ltandwiclc, carrying list. 21b8., stid Riving tho fpcedy Jt^nny Fisher lilly. 2et. lOlbs,, anil a-.thorough beating, provimr that tho horse was in rare "nick" and fit tortaont anythingrhe had met, at the Weights, The deduction Coyle draws is that someone who had backed Larry was determined Rmdwiok should not win whether he camo in Qrst-or not; also, that Band wick bad proved by his first' day's performance that it war unnecessary ' for. anything orooked to bs done to mako'! him win on the'Eocondday,'whcn on bettor 'i terms with hia field. Asto the statement' that Coyle refused to attend the meeting of stewards, Coyl6 gives* it'tho lie direct," and says that ho, was superintending* the'ship meut of his horse, and had his ticket" taken for Auckland, When first' spoken to "and asked if he would bo present. Coyle re plied to tho above effect, when the official who-was addressine him said that Williams would do as well, Coyle then instructed the jockey to remain, though his tipfcet was also booked, and Williams did so.' Some" of tho stewards were actually shaking hands ■ with Coyle, and'hoping to see him next year with good cattle at their meeting. The above: is Coyle'e statement; and sq it appears fairly-reasonable tho least our local club could* do would bo tp call uponthe' TaranakiJopkcyClnb for tlieirstatomeht' and copies of the evidence adduced at'tho meeting ativbich the disqualification was docidedupoli, Goylo has nb remedy at law * for recovering the stakes; as the rules under] which the races'wore rnn contain the fol lowing I clause :—" The -decision- of the stewards in all disputes will bo final, and only* on those* conditions' will entries bo re-'1 ceived.'-Vi-tiil inequity, Coyle has no case against him, if what he "states be true (and j I must repeat that his whole satement is' bcrue out word for-word by a 'thoroughly competent and Avholly disinterested wit-: ness),.btit I must say that itiooks as though, the T. J.C. bad felt that they wero in a queer hole, and had madoCovlo a bridge on which to escape from the difficulty. Que statement of Coyle's, I;.must,not omit, and that is that.the person in-whoso name Lorry was1 entered, and who: had backed him heavily stvaicht out, .and in thoi doubles"wi^h Catch'em, was activtlly one, of the stewards, and had a big voice in Handwick's disquali fication. . Jf 1 all these things be true; by no means should the Auckland Racing Club* itpcept ; unchallenged, H and endorse the. actiou of' a club which cculd allow such a state,pf thing?.;: lam moreover given to understand that-all tho A.&C, had to! work upou was the statement of .a person '■': who.v^as ifhet-eat the timo,'' no evidence having been forwarded by the TiJ.C, Somothiug was undoubtojJy wrong with tho scales, but that the. guilt has been.* fixed on the right shoulders is' far from proved,-aud tfye best thing,tiio Club could hays done, was to appoint a fresh clerk of the scales, and run tho race over again, to sottlo-all doubts ahd disputes. I hayo given tho above, I bpliqvo, substan tially as it was glyen to mc. Ido not for a paoment identify my own opinion with the statement of Coylo; but iv that spirit of fair play which should actuate the dealings of all Englishmen with their fellow men, I trust that what I havo written will bear fruit so far as to allow the interested parties to lay their sidp of tho quoation before the Stewards of the A.R.C, at least. Even supposing that Coylo i 3 able to clear him self, no harm Will have been done, and the case can ; only retnrn to its original position. 1 Hutcheus, tho champion sprint runner, has left England for A mciica, where he ia open' to run any man above group;! any dis tance, up to % mj!e*§, ', ' "■ The *'New, Healand Mail," the sickest sporting paper ou earth, gives tho timo of a."champion" 100 yards raeoas 11 minutes, and tho winner had, 19 yards .start, too. The "'Mail" means 11 seconds, only tliey don't know, poor fellows. Vaughan, the man who came all tho way from Bokitika almost two, years ago to ruu a match with 0 Connqr, got 75 yards in a mile at Wellington recently, and won as he liked of course. He also yon the two mile walk, having 100 yards start.,' Tho.handi capper must be : clevor in poor .old belated Wellington.. *, It is probablo that ..Hippocampus will stand, during the forthcoming seasin, in Wanganui district,

, Mischief ia sc niched for the O.J.C- Handicap. --• • • :,-■■;. ; The: cnlt • Martini-Henry, by i Musket-* Bjlvi&, which tho Übn. ja°. 'White paid I,2so.guiiifeas for to the Auckland Btttd Go., has been entered for the llawkesbnry CliliCt'tStillfCS, ' '•'*"'<? i 'i ■'*' '

An ,-iccohni, of the • hurdle race at the Wbau, onSatuniay, litis reached nic, which, if true, says little for the fairness of tho management, X, O'llare, tbe well-known' Auckland' sprinter, was giving a Whau man 80' yards'' start in the race in question, and at the' last ihnrdle1 had all but caught him, The tape being about 6 yards beyond the hurdle;' O'llare breasted itfirst easily, bat •was fold-that the man who cleared the 'last jump lirst was the winner. If this was so, I may be ,'excused',if-,_, ask what the tape was there for at,all.?.and;l may add that in at) my experience I never heard' of it race, being decided in the way stated. I don't think the Wlian people, will see many visitors at their'next sport's," ''•''' !

The Australian Cricketers v. Orleans.

EuWiKR particulars aro now to hand of the' juatch played between tho Australian Eleven and the Orleaii9 team at Twicken ham., It commenced Inst Monday week, j in the presence of several thousand specta-1 tors. The home team, went first ta the J iv.icke.ts, and wero represented by the i brothers Grace. E,j M. Grace was speedily disposed of, and retired without scoring, j Lucas wan the next man, and;bpth made a j long stand. W. G. Grace played a good iun- j ioj;s for 34, and was caught.. His .partner, j\vas ' well set;* 'and displayed' excellent1 cricket ■ throiighbiit." " Webbe took his | place and played abrilliant innings, runs coming quickly.' Ho scored 45,' and was imcceedediiy -liultz, who made 34. The junings closedfor 271., The bowling of the (Australians was -very stfaight on the >vickot, and tneiropponents'didnot take iuany liberties. ■ The fielding, was good and much admired. Tha* Australians then pominonceil their- innings, >. Murdoch and Mnesie being the firft men. The former- Scored1 17, when he was obliged to retire, hurt:*,: Masßie Was bowled for nil. Gifl'en was the only one who made a good stand, having scored 23,* not out. At the close of the day five wickets, including Murdoch's, had fallen for 53 runs; The attendance was again very large on ■ Tuesday, but the weather was not' so favourable as on Monday, showers falling at intervals during the day. the Australians, with five wickets down 53, continued their innings, hut the remaining wickets fell rapidly, only 22 runs being-added to the score. The innings closed ior a total of 75 runs, The bowling of the ■ .Englishmen was dead on to the wicket 'throughout, and the fielding was excellent. • Giffen added only one to his score of*'the* previous day, being stumped for 24. M'Donnell, who was erroneously., telegraphed' as/ out, made a good standi being caught 'for* 25. The' Au'slra!ians;-"'beiog-in a minority of ldC rtttiß, had to follow their innings Murdoch and flornn- being the first men in. Both began well, Murdoch especially, who dis played much freedom and carried his bat straight through fo_ 107; After scoring 20 Horan was- bowled. He was . fol lowed by Gifl'en, who"'contributed 17. M'Donnell, who again made a good stand, Was bowled- for-' 28. Murdoch, who by this time was' batting splendidly, rnpidly;adding to the score, was joined by M.assie, who was caught after making 14. Jones replaced him, and played well aud carefully for 28, • None *of the Other men made _ stand. -When the 'Wickets Were drawn, Murdoch, who bad-made a brilliant stand, was not out; Daring the whole inning-i he gave only One ' chance, his batting ' being - tbe thciue of general admiration-. At the close of the d£y; 'nine wickets had fallen for 210. Tho match thus tefminuted in favour of the Orleans club. 'The fielding of the latter was again excellent, and was fre quently applauded., The following, are the complejto scores j-rAuatralians (fiigt in ning.*)—Mardoch, retirqd„hurt, 17; Massie, howled, 0 j Hpran, hb.w., 1 - Macdonnell, caught, 25; Gil Teh, stumped, 24 ; Garrett, 1.b.w., 4; Jones, bowled, 4; Palmer, bowled, 0 ; .Spoffo.rtb, 8 ; Bonnor, 0.; Boyle, 0. Total, 75. Rnglisli B6wlingAnalysis:— W. G, Grace. siwicketi for 27 rnns;; A. G. Steele, 4 wickets lor 26runs; Australians (second innings)— Murdoch, not 0nt,.107; Horan, bowled, 20; Giffen, bowled, 17 ; M'Donnell,; 28 ;, Masaie, caught, 14 ; Jones, bowled, 28;, Garrett, bowled, 6 ; Bonnor, G ; Palmer, caught, .4; Spofforth,'caught, 2; Boyle, not out, 0; sundries, 7. Total, with one wicket to fall, 240. Orleans (first inningsHStcel, caught, 0; It. M. Grace, j caught, 0;:W. G. Grace, bowled, 34; Lucas, not out, S7 ; Shultz, bowled, 34 ; Thornton, caught, 25j Yernon, bowled, 3; Webbe, caught and Bowled, 45; Barlow, caught,; 12 ;: Pilling, caught, 0 ; Rotterham, bowled, 25 :, total, 27L Bowling analysis j Palmer, fi,i wickets, 99 runs*; Garrett, 3 wickets,. 72 runs; Boyle, \ wiokct, 30 runs.- i.;.». ■■■■,-. I ■/ ;

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-Yesterday.

(Before Thomas Jackson, Esov, R.M.) JUOfiMENtS FOR PLAINTIBTS. W. H. Metcalf v. Topta Turua: Claims 10 ISa, promlßaory note. Costa. _2 Ga (Mr Dnfaur ior, plalntifl).—H. L. Po9Boniskie v. B. G. Bill: £3 Ba, balance of account. Coats, £1 8s 64 (Mr Thoo. Cooper for plaintiff).—George R. Leaning v. Percy Groom: AS 10a. Costs. *l 18a (Mr Cotter for pialntllV). — "Walter Dawaon v. MatttiowMartlTt: £i 3i. goods. Coats, J3l 7s — Cor.t I tiorlnK Horo Goldmlnlnc Company v. C. MIIIb : £3 153. cilia, i Costa. £1 3j 6d.—Same v. AHrod SiU : fis. Coßts, Cl 3 i Ud.—Samo V, J. H. Harrison: Rt 103. Casts. _1 3a Oi (.\ir James Russell appoired for the company, and Mr Jamea Scoaart proved).—Robert Hampton v, H. N. Brewer: £U 9,-< goods.' Costs, Hi 6a (Mr Alexancer fnr plalntifl.—C. DoL't'auv. Honry K. Cotton: $~ Vi« Gi, goods. Costs, £1 3s 61 (Mr Thome for pl»|ntiffi.—George Sibbin v.Wlrernu Hotarako: £1219a Bd, balance of account. Costß, £2 fli'fMr T. Cooper, for plaintiff).—John ». Jackson v. Thomaa Maehattle: £317 aid. Costa,. : 12a—Thomas Hayea v. Ja_ten Waltor: £210s, rates duo to Newton Highway Dbtrlct. Coats 124 — Partington Bros, v, Jame» Stevenson! £i la, Costs, £12a61 (Mr Dufaur tat plaintiffs). JOnOUCNXSOMMONS CASES. H. A. H. Hitchens v. W. J. Blather. £8 9a 9d,_ Mr Seorgo appeared tor the jnugment creditor. Said the debtor was leaving for tho Sonth and he waa des'rouß of a?cert<inlng the position of Kleiber.—Mr. Hitchen aaid defendant -was a blacksmith. Had a shop o( his own, Ho : I plaintiff) got him work, but defend, ant raf ascd to work out tho debt. ' He obtained employment for him'on two oeoaalonß, bnt ho would not accept work ont of hia own Bhop. He was a general Bmlth in Nelfoa-street, Had seen him frequently at work at hia forgo. The claim was for money lent to purohace a silver cornet, defendant being a musiolan.: He oould easily earn 30a per week, whioh was tho lowest rate of-wages given by Measts Frasor and Tinne. Atihoßuttßestlonor Hi* Worship, tho f nrther hearing of the oase was adjourned for a woek.7, ~ Qoorgb rAkera v. John Auttln: claim, £4 Ba. —Defendant paid £2on Booount.—Plaintiff said he was awaro'of that; the vayment had li»en made and the balancerof £2 % wfla to have' been made., aocordiog to pr^mlae, on the Ist Juno.—Aojournedforasrionth, . Thoma'i Goodao'rb v.'John Rogan: claim. £3 lis Pa.^M.-Kdward Cooper for plaln'iff.—My Gooaaora stated that defendant, he,believed ™hia posit'on to pay. He had batween 20 and 30 horsea, several cows, .qa_ any amount of donktoa.-Hl3 Worahlp. thought-he could not mako an order without knowing* whether ho really haft t^e means of meeting the demand.- Ml copper aaid tho debtor lived at Remuera. and in'not appearing, had treated the .onct with oontempt.-ordered to pay* IQb per week or failing, feven oays' imprisonment. — His Wot ship Baid had defendant appeared, or seat some exoußo, he should not possibly have mado an ordor. * "."-',*'

W. _. Rbth v. Ellas Hanson, olaim „1 -Tho s?i ,»- ?,0? 488 appeared last week.-: Hia Worship ruled; in thia case that plaintiff apuid not olaim owing to intortpal'ty. Ho wria tbrry to bp. obliged toxome to this oonclusion. aa Plaintiff had lent the money to? tho beneSt of defendants. NonsM"tod.. * * «_». Mary p Hana^ v.. .Ssmual Bright—Mr Cotter for Klaintllr-in thia oaße.tbo plaintiff. au owner oranallatment'ofland In the town of Cambridge Fast, sought to recover possession' Ot the aamo. Hagan etated that Bhe was a widow, residing in Auokland. aad , waa pro* mJeter of 378 allotment, Cam^lnge, which Mr £rWs 0,?° v, pled 1? der Wft Septembe? nth, 1877, from Mary AnnKirbv to thesaid o^^iisSb^_*__-WV»B* o_ the 21th ™i*p „t i,laßt: nad?PP»ed'for possession of the ft£?AMd » .quartet's, rent due. via.! S&iESKS 1 hor. n? eut; she had not recovered possession, nor had Bho agreed to any extension _w.H. t. eJw menA'oned in the lease.i-Mr Cotter alsoi Igave. evldenoe as to an [interview X ltb'n. e^ mU6I v. Brl«ht on tho ml t« n question: ho agreed to aoknowledge tho proaent plaintiff aa hia landlady, and en coraed to that oiieoc m hia present aino^i that date bamue Bright had frequentlypaid?ent ta H&h° n wteid^l a8, 6i he owUnedtoMr SSfw rbTto^rrHa^an.^ 0"*»■*«»«* Irom cu£_; At 7s R 3 t _. VMr W 8 't&B?% plaintiff eaid defendant had -S-TOWd a notion of bankruptcy t_. Mr Roth; but only 'wtthW Vloh ho oSntende rau.it, out it any fault cxiated, it waa Mr ST?.*"*' an.d as far aB Mr K°*h Wa™ CM oernod it was apiece of triokery. Mr Stoney nf ( .D^J?^'- B, hOA,'IBB that th? r ® ™»8 -£ errolToi ™ J£iL ,ME c.°°i6T aaid tke goods were duly purchased, hut there was an error in * the calculation Which waa against Mr Roth - Mr Thornton contended that hiß banuruptoy ab ac vod him, Hia Worship said defendant cer tainly ohould have given due notioe. Defend ant entered into a-long aoonunt of hiß affairs, and atated that Mr ttoth hud overcharged him in hia amended account. He was prepared to dispute Mr Roth's olaim mainly. W. Koth was oxaintaod and Bald that he supplied oertaln goods to defendant on a curtain date, viz,, tin ware, kettle, pillows, orookery, and other artioles for dome-tio uso; the price was agreod upon in respect of every article, defendant getting areduotion in overy instance; he gave nim an order for £5 8s on- Messra lainoß, request ing that he would not present Itfor2odavH There waa an error of 19s. but he did not &_' mand this, but Mr Thornton agreed to pay it - he did not say that debt was discharged by* [

banKtuptc.y.—To defendant: ntT^T**"^ "1 .Hbonld have the malS"for'_,_ 6° t n^,- ho tbe roal price waß 28a; delivered twniiA- _*! r.ticks. would swear it! Did n« o^Vlv" 11"- *; yon for the kottlo; ijavo you - «!InL« 7*r. h.1" R"» did not .-.horKe yoi M too ?n _eh -M? '.V W iv = said tho elutiyoa wer o e^r™, '"'i* wonld. swear that tbn galvanised u, J h? ' wia In thelUof .tfre«d»_^-Mr aSS-A ub fc. T„ 8 ™™r]™* ** olvt: 1 > a 8 to, ps-y BU*h a small nccouhr '.**' hehadbßoneaming hia hundred potrndarJ T new Opera Honso. Ueiondant: Oh Ww 1*10 - my^buflricßs bettor thr.n I k„o »it m^eiSfe 8 Roth: Put ihe artist in the boxanfl «__;■._?'»' t" t Hia Worship j Pray don't got o_st_d? _' h ""' hear defendant. NevilleThSrn on 'yS^Jll* sworn.andsaid ho never'had tuo'L'kKL? 0? Iron tnb j had destroyed memoM-au^ Kft* Iht of giods purohnsed, but dinl l d * preaerve it: could not recollect __S-r»ni n**fe nevor had the candlesticks: He'flfnri -l* S° _f k ago In Wellington■■ objected M Bs y W&K him to go through the i ourt j Z obkc IS*, 8" answer.—His Worßhlp; PorhapßrotiS? _ta' co through tho Court.-Uefohßant. ni, y5dl<t did. but I wa, rislated throughfb?V-SS_/"i j deceased; •conld not say what it oonr him ' I 0" Worship gave judgment for plaintiff'M1 , Wlcn CQBta.-Mr Thornton said hBcnSlV! «„B.' **•■ : uiit.il' hia contracts h-AloacQ^Z lttw^%sr remarked npon ihoabsonr. of proof -TL ?W fendant had piiesed tho Court thia iwa: ,""• , waa lhat he h»d not passed throndliL P Wslon William Kennedy v, D»nloI Xrkett Mot™ » 18a, wagee.-Mr _boo. Cooper for Sntiri? 1- r George ior dofondant.-'l'lHq was a ShL J" wag« 3, butit waa Bhown that plaintiff__K„?J the wrong pei.ori: ho ahould havo snpfl n ud ciok and Co.. instead of the foreS *& Coopor accepted a nonsuit.—Costs 15a m ' i * Thia was all the^buslneEa,

-I'* 9- SS_- by the .Proprietor. 1"* «bbtt, of Symondß*street, at his, General Steam Offlce;' Wyndham ZeaSwfl Vto' rUioa - Anokland New ' Fbidav, June s, im,

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AnctloPS; ] x . .TUESDAY, JUNE (J, i -* J TJHi OTI ~O~N YARDS, Fl/R SAiali at'the Junction Yards, on ! Tuesday next, lo ■ ■ 18 Fat Oxen, from Wanganui. ox St, Kilda 250' Fat Sheep, from Wanganui 16 Prime Fat Bullocks, from Matamata 20 Fat Oxon, f rom Ohaewai - 60 Fatoxeh, from Waikato and neighbour-, ~ ,•■ hood ..,■■■ • l . 800 Fat Sheep, from Wa'.kato 36 Fat Pigs, from Wanganui "'' ■ At 10 o'clock. :■;*;'; m HUNTkRSoLAy. "POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS SEED. A 7Vory Snporlnr Sample- Of PURE UN MIXED POVERTY, BAY RYE GRASS SEED for Sale at Loweat MarkeWtatea. HUNTER & NOLAN. ~ THURSDAY, JUNE 8, TEEi'.» "■■R EMUE li A YARDS. "EtOß* SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, _W). ■ * "On Thursdoy noxt, June Bth, ■ 160 Head well-fatted Cattle 70JFatShrip ' *~,. Dairy Cows.Stoic Cattlo ; ..Fat and Store, Pigs ' ''■' •' Wanted to Purchase,. 60 Two tcoth Ewes ALERED BUCKLAKD. CATTLE SALE •'^•SiTURDAY, June 3. TpUKEKOHE CATTLE SALE MONDAY, Juno 5. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ','t ~:■ 'XUESDAYS, IH X HAY M A R'|K ET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, , HIDES, and iTALLO W, oach Tuesday, at 13 o'clock,: *_\ ALFRED BUOKLAyD/ W, S, COCHRANRI [JAS. DACRK MONDAY, JUNE 12. RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS AT PONSONBY. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Owen Jonc7, Esq., to sell by auotlon. at their KG3ms, Fort-streot, on Mon day, Jane 12, at 12 o'clook, .: HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situate at Ponaonby, consisting of— COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE of nine rooms. bath-room. Sec, fitted with all conven ience.", There Is a largo verandah from which a magnificent view ia obtained of the harbour, wharf, and city. All tho rooma havo boon re-papered throughout, and the honso painted insida and out, the wholo thoroughly ropairod; the roof is slated. THE,- OUT-BUILDINGS conßlat of 3-etalled ■' Stable, Coach-house, Cowshed, Waah honse (wl'h boiler -complete), Tool-honse, Workshop, &c„ all In gc :d order. THE G-d'UN-ft nra'about 1_ acres In er-. , ~' tßfitrtllo drained, and well aheltered, and have.• largo, fior.tagC3 to Camei^n and -eymßur-atreots, plantod wltti frcit and omamsntal trees, all full grown. Possession Immediate. Terms easy) Fdr farther particulars apply to . i SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ':;-,,-. !»«' Auctioneers. ' W, S, COCHRANE I. | JAS. DACBB oil JUNE 5, ;■ -. ■ lM,';:':*\7, .TAt 2;;b'CtocK,. .;' 7,' J.AW-7BOOKSI LAW BOOKS I THE Subscribers will sell, at iheir Rooms, Fort-atreat, on Monday, June 6, at 2 o'olook. ~;" In the Estate of the late H. M. White, - ABOUT 6p Y VOLUME3 LAW BCOKS, Mostly all new. " SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. J.U WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14. IMPORTANT SALE OP FREEHOLD Aud LEASEHOLD 7' -: *** .'PROPERTY. .; by. obdeb of the mortgagees, ~ > without Rbseßye. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from the Mortgagees to sell by publio auction, absolutely without"reserve, at 11 o'clock, on Wednesday, 11th June next, at their Harlng ton-Btreot Salo Rooms, Tauranga, ALL THAT? ESTATE AT JUDEA, two miles from the Wharf.being Lota 368,37Z, 383, 388, and portions of Lota IX. 111, 118. and 120. Pariah of Te Papa, in lots y i . as detailed below; viz. : ' ;'' SftOTfON i, • All the onsold Allot—tente of the Suburb ot Tau ranga known as Colling wood, in lots con tainiDg fiom i to 20 aoroa, Skotion 2. Lot 1-A 2S'acrn paddookof tho best paßturo In the Buy of Plenty;. leasehold, 1G years to run; no rent to pay. Lot 2-Sootlon of about 3 aoros; leasehold as above Lot 3-80 acres of freehold, all In capital pasture or under plough j capableofoarrylngCsheop to the acre; has fattened two 80wt bnllooka to 3 acrsa.*thla summer j may be offered In two lots.-' i jjot X— Freehold: 20 acrea freehold; the best building site] in Tauranga; may ba sold in two lots. Lot 5-ContaininK i, acrea, laid out In garden, orchard; tennis,ground, yards, and planta tions; together with Substantial Dwelling of ten rooms, -with wash-house, store-room, dairy, fowl-honse, piggery, and a large Btable for 16 horses or cattle, and storage for 300tOifl. 7 ' ' Lot G—.4;i acres of orchard, In full bearing. . Lot 7—Containing CO acres of tho beat land In Te Bona, cl^iae to thebUßh. .;, - Lot B—Containing SO acres at the Paengaroa, the site of the old Redoubt; good wood and running Btream. ThaAndiloneers Invito speoial attention to thia Important Bale, aa suitable fdr small farms and building Bites. The prop ertyia immediately adjoining the town, and in a faw yeara will in crease In value tenfold. On the following day, at Jndea Sale Yards, at II o'clock, will.be.sold, without..reserve, all the Livo and Dead Stock, Farm Implements, tec., consisting of-k (- '• " * * I,Grade Bull, by Lord Hastings 1 Grade Shorthorn Cow, seven-eighth bred dOhoad Fat Cattlo 30 head Cattlo. various Blzes ' 10 Unbroken Colts, some ready for work 1 \ 1 First-olass Draught Mare, 7 yra (Blossom) ,1 Draught Mare, Btaunoh ' LUNCHEONi B'Hacks ',--■•- ;>.»-, 1 Mtire and Foal. • , , 1 Berkshire Boar, twelve months Old, from Grlgg, Ashburton ■» 3 Sows „ !i2O Young Pigs * "*■ % stackaOata 1 Horse Power .„ -_• 1 Chaff Cutter.lntermedlate gear Dray, Harness ; • '. "■ Buggy , ■ i ; 1 Broadoaat Beed Drill , ~ ~ MalzeCruaher .-;:.,. - " "HydrauliopreßS, . ..■,,,!■; , , g Mowers and Reapers Horse Rake. .■; ,; • -,-. ■y;-.,;-.-, ■■."•-• -g©,,- * See, See. .. ......... T-BMSOfSaib: ~, - ;-.,,, . :( . ' For Land—ls per cent oaßh on the fall of the hammer; ihe balance by up proved bills at 3, B, 9, and I*3 months, bearing Dank interest. For Stook, ftc-Cash on the fall of the ham mer, or approved, bills at 3 or i months. Title may be seen on application to tho Auc tioneered or to the National Bank. Any further particulars may be obtained, and plans of tho property seen, on application to JORDAN & SHEPPARD, Auctioneers. '1 ■ - - _____ _ ___ mi aunßmit-. D77EVi"'__; Gnamateer, 244 i Qneaa. A ati'oot. Auokland, oppoßito the MarkeS Bio nae, Established, 861?.—Always In Stock and 4o arrive by dlwrii importation from England made to advert-era own order,—Chokebow Qune, Double and Single Mnezle. loaders, Bieeoh-loadlng Revolvers, Breech-load, tag Rook and Rabbit Rides, Game Bags, Gnu Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Ponohes, and every article necessary 13 complete the outfit of a Bportflmoit, An assortment ol every desorlptlon erf Revolver Cartridges, and-all the best Brands in, Sporting Powders are imported direct from ttu>,;;_#ett| thy tho advertiser who can gi___otee thstr good quality, Cartridges for the Enfield, Snider end ..Terry Rifles, Metaluc Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other apecl ftMea always on hand. Countrr dealeri Überallyacolt with.Gunsßo-Btookcd,Browned, *ft*!» oovery othM Und ot Firearm Repaired1 SaS-Sff 18W.106!*NoUoej-Juat to tAad, ji I_i^S_SiS^^ -Mkebore Brewh. __-»HB___JSB?!«Sra ?&*£



Baslness Noticea. THE H A 105. QUKEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. ON SALE, AirnrvED run COROMANDKL AND ROMAN EMPItIIC.- Whlto Clover, Red Oibver, Alsylro Clovor, Cow grasa, Meadow Foaoue, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dogntall, Kapo, Trofollum Inoarnatnm (Scarlet Clover). FROM AMERICA DIUECT- Tlmothy, Kontnoky Blnograoa (Poa Pratonals). Poverty, Bay Ry.ogfaiw, Canterbury Ryegrass. Cocksfoot. Pralrlo^rasa. Rattoll. KARLV BKKD POTATOES, AS FoMOWS t- ABhloat Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukoa, Pattoraon's Victoria. LATER VARIEHES-Hobart, Sutton's Mag num Bonum, Sutton'a Flowor Ball, etc. Also, ■ Oats, Barley, Gnrnen and Flower Seed, Conrao, Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, Now Zea land Flax, Tow, dncou and Homo. BONEDUST and BONKFLOUR of all grades. ISLAND AND PKFUVIAN GUANO, &0„ StO. HESKETH & AITKEN. TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW TON AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EDWIN STODKLEY (OF QUE AT NORTn 110*1)), Is prepared to Empty Eart'n Boxes and Geaeplta. Orders loft at Newton Hotel. Ponsonby Club Hotel, and Edinburgh Castlo will rooeivo prompt attention. Torma modorato. (3.) H. SKINNER & SO N, • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS. AND JOINERS. VOLCAS LANK' AU Branches of tho Building Trado exeouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop FrontH. Offico Fittings, &o. pOAItI OOALI COAII WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANC4AUfcI. OFFICE t NO. 8 LOWER QUKEN-STREET.I W, 8 I< O A N E, . AGHNT. m AI T BROTHERS X MARBLE and FREKSTONK MASONS Monuments, lload-atoues, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. nrsoniFTiONS exeooted in a supkbiosi wrrtM, Pwobs and Dxsiqns FREE on Application, A-SSKBSI— Coiines off Rutland and lornb Strextu, auckland Near Jncctlon ot Onega and Wakefield streeta T~UCKLAJND PICTURE ■ FRAMINO AND GILDING DEPOT, J, E Dl COURCEY Begs to notify to his old friends and the gena . publio that he has undertaken tho Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING. MOUNTING. StO,. In all Its branches will be undertaken at price* defying competition. estimates oivinf. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Ploture-tramlng Materials, and Plotnrea of every desorlptlon always on hand. queen-street, Junction ov wakefikld-btrbet, g/iisher and co. (limited), J? WHOLEBAM bHIPPIN- & FASOTV Butobers, Queon-atreet (next Bank ot Now Zealand, Anokland). — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Salo in Laige Quantities. — N.B. —Dealers In Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of tha Colony upon receipt of order. Familleß waited on In tiwn or auburba. .■-■'■ ■■■'' JAMBS STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED BURVBYOh, . Corner or Shortland and O'Connxll -TR-ETS, SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TAISKB. 8, PARKER HAS FOR SALS a number of the above, with Tap ready for nae, £1 and upwards, Ax his Steam "Works, Viotoria-btbuxt. or his Shop w~Li_sxj-r-6TU_BT, Large auantltles of Sponttng, Ridging, and Down pipes alwaya In stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notioe. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choloe Boloetlou of Chandeliers, Sto., at his ■We-ealey-street Bhop. Country ordora will alwaya reoeive hia prompt attention. Licensed to lay on Water. . CM PATBN-iJE Ol? THE IMPROVED LEAD ■■ • ■ • Edge Ricqsd. OIL, UOLUUK, AfllJ OIiASS. MEKOHANTS, W. J»h_llipps & Son. 95 &97, QUEBN-BTB-BT, AUCKLAND, NiZ., IMPORTERS Off PAPERHANGINGS. Panel Deooratlona, GLA-B-Pallahed. Silvered, and Roagh PiATI English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic Glass Shados. WHITS LEAD, Colours. OU, VARNISHES Brnshos, Mixed Paints, Carson's Antlcor. rosive and Patent Silicate Faints, MOULDING S-Gllt, Stained. Veneered, for nature Frame and Room Deooratlonß, Fanoy , Frames for Cabinet and CD.V. PioitmEa ot every desorlptlon In great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums for Photos. Scraps, Sea.. Sec, tea. Cat-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes: Cabinet and O.D.V. Mounts; Artlata' Requisite*, W. P. & S. having always on hand the largest stook of the above goods in the North Island ot New Zealand, are able to exeoute either whole sale or retail ordor* on the most favourable terms. Samplea of Paperhangings from open stock, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auokland should Inspect our stook ot Paperhangings and Piotures before fitting up their new homes; they will find some thing to suit tho means of everyone. w. FHi£iuppsfesow, QUEKN-HT2_ET. AUCKLAND VV • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. • Importarejof Faperhanslnga, Scrim, Paints, Olto, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, Frenoh Polish, Gold lent, Artiste" Colours and Bruahea; Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photdgraphio Glass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldlnga Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Bashes and Door* Qlanontto site and carefully Poked. 0- St ST. QUKBN-BTRKKT. /\ rtIHOS, + TTARBUTT. / —, 1 THH KAPAI CORN : BROOM FACTORY. 7. ODSTOM-HOUBfrBIi ...Prloes I Webt, From 12/5 per dos. ' : * rTIHAMEB CARRIAGE AND DRAY JL FACTORY. JAMES MACK__!7 Proprietor, Victoria-street East, auoeland, Rcpilra of every description.ln "Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notioe. Sprlnga made and repaired; Always on hand, a largo.Quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. - .*. | N.B.- Country orders nunctuall attended to. A UCKLAND RAO COMPANY DURHAM-STREET.AUOKLAND. . Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In eaofc week tor the Purohaae of all kin tin of RAGS, '. METAL, tee.. FOR CASH ' x o. r n. 1j ha m Cl « -ADDER £ BAKKOW MAEEH, > : 80 and 82, Tictoria-strsbt. IS very Deeorlptlon of Ladders, Stepa,'Barrows. f arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, tec, on hand or made to order. A -fcaral Olacount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop,and Ofiloe Fittings, and all Mnds of Job bing work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notioe. N.B.—Ladders, steps __._ Barrows lent on hire. VloH-B bought. One or two superior old Violins for aula f also, a good Viollnoelio. cheap. jj» lON X'_ ~a 00. AGENTB lOR STDNKY I'APSB MlW_, Have alwaya in stock a Large Bupply of PAPER, oomprls-ie White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown wrapping, and are prepared to indent any Bless, dualities, or colours re qu red. Thoea Papers are now largely naed here, and ' are acknowledged ,to ba superior to most 11m ported. Cavalier Frere's Genuino Frsnoh BKudloa American Carriages American Harness. ' To AuHiva Farm and Express Wajrons American Fireproof Safes. J__, ftc; B. TONES ft CO. jnt YEN I W « C.ONOERTB, SE-KOTIONS FROM OPERAS. SONGS. DUETS, Sea,, tea, ■■ Everr Person oan havo these In their ow Horns " by calling on j. HOWDKN, SHOItTIiAND'STB__T, iad PUROHAsms ono of bis N-wit-ImpobJ-o ! PIANOS, -*



BDBineaa j<otlce_. E CARROLL, Wholesale nnd rictall • FISH AND 03TSTSR DEALER, CuuTOM-uousK-iimBBT, oppoalte Thames Hotel, Auckland." Proshand Smoked Fleh alwayß on hand. Cnantry Ordors pnnotually attended to. JOHN BOYLAN, CX.I IROBT. LUNDON, aX, !■•> 0 YLAN AND LUNDON, l> CIVIL ENGINEERS, "■" Licensed LAnd Tkanspkr Subvkyo&r authoriskd native land subveyobß, knoineeblna and quantity sukvkyobß. Colonial bank building, A-OB*XAND. "Tft/jTONBY TO LEND on Mortgage ot Firot-oIMB Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Hollflf to*, Corner ot queen and Bhoi _and-str fi E X AX V POT Kit .«, \X COACH-BUILDERS. GREY-STKEET, AUCKLAND. N.B.—lron-bark Hhaftß, Bpokeß,._ olloej, Blue Gnm and kind* ot Hardwood, at Lowest Market Priooi. OOOK-I}INDIN_ & PAPEK-KULINU __*•;■ . bs |JfeHSIH!^S--3-_!-S--^-_l3 iR WILLIAM LEYS, | i|*|" BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER, J ff|f= MmEOHAItTS' ACCOUNT bookh Rnled J MM" ' ' and Bound to Pattern, J iff? MUSIO. MAGAZINES, BIBLES rig Jfr ' AND PRAYER BOOKS. J BpjE ' BOUND in Arx Htrvrjnci j3| Throe Doors abovo Btak OIHm. BAKERS' BVECIAI, RULKTJ DAY-BOOKS, LIBRARY PJOKS STRONG It OIIKAPLY BOUND, . "l h. j_ a IT x. it o v si, HOUSE, -HIP. BIGN. AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. HO, 8. ■WTNPHAM ■9TR -- T. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. OOHNBR Of WS__—JLKY AND A—OBBT BTI—IBTS Readlng Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the I- eading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s Bd per qnartar, The Library contains .up wards ol 11800 vols. In the various departments ot Literature Subscription,' 3a (Id for quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-houae Registers. Mooting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 1.30, Evangellstlo Servloe, Thursdaya, at 7.80. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7,30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. -. Stsanoeks r jid ethers (especially Young Man) cardial!? Invited to visit the Rooms, where all information mar be obtained. , Open from 8 a.m. til 110 p.m (UCKLAND SEED DEPOT, 187. QuaSN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Juat Landed from the Orient Company's s.B. Ligokia and Potosi— A Choice Collection.ot BULBS, Imported ex preßsly tor . this Markot A New and Choico Colleotlon of Klowor and Vegetable SEEDS, containing the latest Novoltlea. English aud Amotioan Clovers, Ryegraaa; Cocksfoot, Prairie, Meadpw, Hard, Shoops. Narrow-leaved and Tall Eoacules, Poo Protonsls, Crested Dogstail, Rlbgrasa, Creeping Bent Pon Trlvialis, Poa Nomoralls. Meadow Foxtail, Yarrow, Blrdßfoot Trefoil, Trefollum, and a choice Sample of Lawn Grass, Ash Leaf, Fluke, Lapßtone, Jaokeona, Ladies' Flngera and Taylor a Kidneys, Sohoolmaator, Magnum Bonnm, Sutton's Red Skin, Flonr Balls. Pinkeyes. Silvor Skin, American (early and late) Roae, Brownhill'a Beauty, and Hobar Towns. Oats, Maize, Barley, Wheat, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Rock and Vine Salt. Bonedust and Boneflour of all Grades, and othor Artificial Manures, A supplementary Catalogue of Nursery Stook and Novelties will be issued noxt month, freo on application to THOMAS BTEADMAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman. To Mr Stoadman, Sir,—l bave great pleasure In bearing testimony to tho anperlor qualities of the grass seed and olovors purohased from you last season; tbey were trne to name, frosh, healthy, and vlgorons, and they have given me groat satisfaction.—l am. Sec, John Bollard, Whau. - To Mr Thomas Stoadman, fir,—The Garden Seeds purchased from you laat season have proved good, and glvon me tho greatest eatlafao tlon.—Captala Harrison PortßOnby. W A KNOCK BKOTHEKS, SOAP AND OANDLK MANUFACTURERS, COX'S C.REEK, RICHMOND, OmOI | DUBHAM-BTREET, ATJOBXAND. Cash Pnrohasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bonea. TmKNC-HG 1 FENCING 1 FENCING 11 Contraots for all kinds of Fonolng taken by Sam White: also, for Sale. Pnrlrl Posts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Pouts, Rlmu and Hobarton Ralls. 10.000 Kauri Pallnga at Da, House Blooks. 100,000 Shingles, good broad heart. 13a (deUvered). Come early.—Sam Whitb. Goro-atroet, Ti» E A 0 O 0 X, • OPTICIAN, Haa n Stock SPECTACLES AND KYK CLASSES of every desorlptlon, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIORO3COPK3 AND TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, Th_rmom_t_rs, Blectrio Bells, battbribs and Fittings. Magneto Electric Machines and Coils. OPKRA GLASSRS. BINOCULAR FIKLD AND MAKINK GLASSES. Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharorueters, Salinometeis, Argentometcrs, &c, &c, &c AGENT FOR TAYLOR- PATKNT SEWING MAOBINES & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, Opposite tbe Post Omm, Shortland-street. -VrOTl'Cxi OE REM 0 V A Ii- E. H. PERCY, BAKER. AND CONFECTIONER, Bega to Inform hlB customers and friends, and the publio generally, that he la removing from his present residence, situate In Pitt-street, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly ol Wakofleld-atroot. Mr Percy, In returning tllankfl for the liberal support recently aoeorded, respootfully soliolts a continuance of past favours. Bride and Christening Cakes made and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets aa nanalare a specialty 'Vt PKI M E & CO. ' BUB-DEBS' AND FURNISHBtfG IRON MONGERS, Karangahape Road, Newton (In thoso Promises lately oconpled by Budding -1 ton and Laing), •. ■. Wish to call attention to their Lirge and Varied BTOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, comprising all tho la teat AmerP oan and Kngllah Novelties— | A Choice Selection of Register Grates Colonial Ovens, Fenders IrOnßedateadeilSlnglo and Double) Children's Cota, Tinware (Urge Assortment) Enamelled ware, Bruahwara ; Washing Machines and Wringers ■ Kleotro Plate, B.M. Teapots ••; .-.. Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spades, Shovels Ploks. &0.. Collin Furniture Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Spouting' Horse Nailß/ Fiieß.t&o.,'CntlDry, Zlno, Caps' Furnaoe Pans, Golvanlßed Tubs and Buckets s Filters, &a, Palls, Looks, Hinges, &o„ tea. A Speciality mado of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods cirefully Packed, and For warded with Despatch. |p R U I T SE A S O N. .Important to Storekeepers and- Parties Pre- Borvlng. — Kdward Lewie,, of Cuatom-house street, haa just opened a Large and Varied As sortment ol Jam Jars and Jelly Cans {cr Pre carving purposes; also,FiveCrateSStoneware Jars snltabfe for Butter Crooks and Bread Pans, fco Board ana Keeidsaca. "DAILWAY DINING ROOMS, ■*-*' QmcaW-STfIE-i ■^'nARB', WILLIAM pyu, Proprietor, Good hooo-tmedation for Boardjora and Travellers at moderate chargog. uioaollneaß and civility are the oharaoterlstlcsof thia honse. The table and beda cannot bo surpassed by any house In town. The Proprietor has had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and he feels assure*! that any person giving hia honao a trial will be Q.ulte convinced th»c tho accommodation it affords cannot be surpassed, THK ONLY HOUSE ON THE WHARFI Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Bods. Is. YOUH- W __!_.«'» INSTI'A'U'IIS AND BOARDING-HOUSE, ' • ' QUI-SN-STaKET.- Open dally froth 10 a.m. till B^o p.m, * ■ Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to % p.m. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. • Boardlng-houso for Yonng Ladles who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Seoretary. >i Y.W.0.4. Meeting every Thursday, J.SO p.m. Govomeaa' A«enoy, -urvants" Higletrr, ond Lndlng Library In oonnootloa with tha instl noe. *



MerchaDdiße. JU T>ORTER ft fly,, WHOIiESALE AND KWTAID i IKONMONGEKS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUK-N AND HIBH-STRK-TS, AUOKLAND, FLIES I FLIES 1 FLIES I FLIES I {?''■ "7< -I M M \ ' < T_m li 7> '" 111 ¥ ■''" ■ 4 » l 1 ' ''''■ H,i»j.! "i lft.'ft ---■-•*-.- ;.,'/■- -, .— -■■■ — -'S*_'--...- *i—fec-.-«a- No Hocsb. HoTKt, Restaurant, ob Shop, bhould bk without thksbTkaps, work dish covers BOTOHKRB' and FAMILY BADSAG MACHINKS KNIFK-OLK ANIN G MAOHINKB IRON BBDSTHADS AND COTS, J S. PORTER & CO, Wish particularly to draw attention to their Stock of QaRDKN J{,KQDISITK3. Comprising the CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10,13, U. and 18 inoh, being kopt in stook, AMERIOAN LAWNBPRINKLEIRS. With Kiokel-platod Arms: KNO-IBH VKIIOB OIt'UOUDEH CUTTSBB. THKBB THBOW A CONTINUOUS BTRBAM, India Robber and Cotton Ucae, Hoes Beats. Jets, Spreaders, Unions, Sect, tto, gardkFsyringks. NUTS for Protecting Fruit from Blrdi Earthenware Fern Stands, Mlgnonotts Boxsi, &c Sec Frnnlng Shears, Flower uatnorlng and Vine Solssors Hand Seed Drills, Soytheit, Hooka, Hay and Digging Forks, Steel Hakes and Wcoders ttOn teo„Sec SST SHKFFIBIiD K_KOTRO -Pi ATBD GOODS, from Jas. Dixon's, Atkln Bs)r,, tad other Ant-class makers Joeophh Rodgora and Sons aha Lookwood Broi Celebrated' Table and Pocket Cutlery, RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES These Machines possess c a van aga ov all others by being fitted With a pressure oham bet, which Is oharged with urine bef or Insert ng the needle Into the meat, thereby pret jntlng the Introduction of air, . Moat safely corned in the hottest weather, Cast-iron Fountains' and Vases, WHITE WIRW MOSB BASKETS, SPONGE BAUKKTS, CKUKTB. XBA-FOT . STANDS & ~..; Sijftawoap'a BGG BOILERS. GALVANIZED IRON VRAMB NETTING. WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-BTRKKT, AuOKLAWD, Thib Department ib Kntihel _ WnotESA STORBRBICPBRS SUPPIJKD AT LOWS : CURRENT RATBIB, Large SuppUeaconatantly-on hand ol BUILDKRB' IRONMONGKRY, Mining Re qulaites, Saw Mill Requirements Yertleal Saws kept In stock up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated1 a!hd Plain Galvanized Irpn, ZJn Fenolng Wire, Barbod Fenolng W Ire Anvils, Vices, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Prunps, Centring PhmPß, Blast Fane, Hydraulic Jacks, Punch Ing Maohines, Sec, See, ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AHD FORWARDED WITH I DESPATCH, *



Medical. ' U' Kit COMPLAINT^.- DR. KING'S'DANDELION AND QUININE LIVBR PILLS (without Mor cury.) Tub: tlttar Bbmbot for Bimootnkss, Stomach Uicka-rkmbnt, ifLATorjUNO/t, I jain.j Betwebn thk SndwiiDirnPi' Bad appetite, iNDiaSBTIOK, ACIDITtr, JIKADtAOH-, Hkabt bubn, ond all other symptoms of dlaordored Uvor and dyflpopala. Acknowlodged'by many omlnont Burgeona to be tho sofost and mildflßt pllla for overy constitution.—ln Boxes at Is lid, 2a Dd, and Ib od. Sold by Chomlsts and Modiolne Voudora throughout the world. Prepared by, .Tub. Rorke, London." Specialty valuable Pills fcr roßldonta abroad and travellers. * Sold by KcMETiiORHi!;, Fbqssbr & Co. " CJULPHOLINE,; LOXION."-^An Ex „O . tornal .Means of CURING SKIN IJISKASKS, Thoro la eoarcoly any oruptlon bnt-will yiold to "SulpholinoMn a few daye. nnd commence to fado away oven If it seems past ouro. Ordinary pliuploa, redness, blotches, scarf, roughnesa. vanlah aa if my magle: whilst old, enduring sldii dlßordnrß. that have plagued tbo Biifferera for yoars, however deeply rooted thoy may bo, "Sulphollno" will anocoonfully nttnolr , thorn, It dOßtroya tbe anlmaloulre whioh can«tes thotte utu-ilghtly, Irritnblo, painful airootlons, nud always produces a blear; healthy natural condition ot tho skin. " Sulphollno, LotloU la sold by most Chemists. Bottlos. 2a Sd Made by J. Poppor aud Co„ London. Sold by-ggMPTHORHj;. Pnossmn fe C^Q. PEPPER'S QUININE and IKON TONIC roußoa and dovolopoa the nervous onorglos. enrlohoa tho blood, promotoa appotito, dlspols languor and depression, fortifies the dlgeeUvo organs. Is a speoillo remedy tor nourolgla, aguo, Indlgostlon, foyers of every kind, obost ail'ootlons, and In wasting diseases, Borofuloua tondonoloa, &o. The -wholo frame ia greatly Invigorated by Peppor's Tonio. tho mental faculties brightened, tho constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to1 robust health certain. Bottlos, 82 dosoß, is<fid; next Blze, lis. Bold by Chemlsta everywhere*> The namo of J. Popper, Bodford Labototory, London, mußt bo on tho label.' Therelß no Tonlo bo certain In elfeot »a Pepper's Qtflnlne and Iron. It Is strongly rooo mmondod to real donta in India and tho Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use In evory oase of oyer or fobilla condition. Hold by KKMrTiionun. Pbosbbb AWD Co. * riIARAXAUUMTATO PODOPHYLLINj I. Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. Tljls Fluid combination, oxtraotod from medl oinnl roots, la now used Instead ot bluo pill and calomol for tho euro of dyapopala, biliousness, and all symptoms of oongoatlon of'tho liver, which aro genorally puln beneath the shoulders, hend-acho, drowslnous, no appotlte, furred tonguo, disagreeable taeto In tho morning, giddiness, disturbance of tho stomaoh, and feel ing of gonoral depression. It seta the sluggish liver In motion, vory slightly acta on the bowela, giving a sonao of health aud comfort with 2l hours. It la tho safest modiolne. Taraxaoum nnd Podophyllln; ia a fluid mado only by J, PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name la on ovory laboL B attics, 2s 0d and ia Bd, Sold by all Chemlats. A most valuable and esaontial medicino for India, Auatro-a, the Cape, and Colonies generally. 1 Sold by KKMPTnOBNg. PItOSSKK & CO," aSTAOLIBBKD ISOS. TUT X _. TRAF VO X JO, "SURGEON UKNTIBT WAKKyiELi>BTa_MV, KtsAK qu-sat-BTaßuas, Palnleaa Sxtractlo'n of Teeth by the OxlfU • Nitrogen Gai. -* Protonslonal Hourß-D a.m. till» p.m. ME COL E S. • " DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHKMIST. (MEMHEII PnARMAOKOTIOAI, SOOISSTY), BILLINGTON'S BUILDINGS FRKKMAN'S BAY. Phyßlolans and Surgoons Proßorlptlona oar* fully prepared with Pure Drugs ftttd Chomloals, Drt, Kvans attends dally at 3 p.m. . p U RL" I C N OT I 08, S, GILBERT, OHKMIfIT AND DRUGGIST. Begs to Inform his frlon is and the pnbllo genoraUy that ho has RKMOVKD to mbtt Control and Commodloua promlßoa, at 92, .Q.-.KKH BTBBKT, op'poolte Wynilltnm-Htrooj, whore he hopes to rerwlve a coutlnuanee of heir patronise. S.G. has n Counultlng Room that would salt a Medical Man residing In tho Suburbs, S. GIL BER T, ODKEW-SIUKItT, I-OIIBV d& JL \J \J v/ eont. on good freehold accuiity.-F. G. Kwlngton. jySONKY Ti, LRND, oa apprpvad ocn y, E. K.TYLK«, ; Solicitor. Vulcan Lane. MONEY TO LEND, In large orsmaD Kunio. at uanal ratoa of Internet, , OONNKL-.t COOPKR, Bolioltora, ; . Vnloon Lane. MW^WYMtU, in sums ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per oent JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solioltoin, Fort-street, -^000^'° In Sums 01 £600 *vUW and upwards.-F. Bins. Bhort »nd-erteet. .;...- : ; :__> SSiOOO'- B'"-2L A E M J. H, A R T, Of the London Loan Cdlco, having* a large amount ot Monoy on hand, and nnablo to Invest It to advantage, is determined to bond It bat On Porsonal Hecurlty at groatiy reduced ratos of lntoroat, Roptvyablo by weekly or monthly In- Btalments, or any other way to snlt'Borrowers. Pro mtßsonr No toa discounted. Rene wall OfTcotod If required. > Money Loni on overy desorlptlon of Hood* .. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Thentra Royal, Vlotoria-st. Auckland. AUOKLAKI) permanent 00-OPKRATTVE BUILDING AND INVKSTMKNT SOUIKTY. o»rio_t—B3, UUk-N-str-bt LOANS granted npon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In suou of «H0 to £0,000, principal and Interest being re payable In Instalments, at &he following rate* for every &100 horrowodi— ' Repaymentaoxtondp __ Total amount tag over ferwaiar. mj^riK* B. d. • * H „ '.-' ream,.. _ _ 13 c w 0 0 B years- _ _ 3 2 IU g 1 Byeafti_ _ _ 781 M.7B' 10 yeara _ ■_.■_.' B 3 IM IB ' 8 Mr Farther putlonlars may be obtained OS application *» tha ftruslety's Offlce. ■ ■; > ii , JOHN BATGBB, • .. . .__ Secretary* VT lOTOKIAJS JAJAH AJHD DBS> COUNI AGENCY, s HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The [above Agenoy having Opened' "a Branoh In Auokland Is prepared to Advance Sums ol Money, from 810 to -1,000, on Personal Seourity, Deeds of Property, Sharee n Publio Companies, and othor Securltlea at current ratoa. BUI* Discounted Dally. Renew^tet-eireotod. To accommodate Borrowers Loan lolifcjajj ~ £10 Maybe repaid in Instalments;of lOalperwoo May be repaid' In Instalments off SOB par week. Or by any other mutual.-groemeht ■ AU communioationa, either personally or by latter, strictly confidential,. Address— ' HiG H . STREET. .','.. ' 1 Next Auokland Hotel). Box HO. Pmiibffloe ~.,.',..,Merdiiatiaisef '7,:.!,' i * A BTHU.R', "tt ! ;TKTAT|^jr, GENERAL IMTORTJPR 'i 7! ' •;.'.. ..' AHD ' ii't! 1.1 ii:" COMMISSI ON MERCHANT, 33, LOWEE QUESN ■ STKKKT,- ' ; AuCKIiAKD , 1 (Opposite Railway Reolafpatlon), , Ai?d at 9, New. Beoadi-ptbeet, Lqjtoqm, Also Representatives in Amerlpa, Con* , tlnental and Colonial Ports, , (general merchandisb 1 oilmen's STonna 1 MAS, COFFEES PEPPER AND BPIOES ' DRIED FKOITB OANNEO FitUJT AND vECIKTABMIB PUEB-KVED MEATS SUOABS , EIOE, TAPIOOA, AND BAOO DnvsA_r_-_ OONFEOTIONKniT JAMS AND JEIXIKB PRKSBRVKD FISH OANDLKS OOI.ONUI, PHODUOa TOBACCOS , OIOAIIS AND OIOAHKTTES WAX MATCHES WRAPPING PAFEBS ... PAPER DAQB . ." TWINES , Qftp ANp PABTTB nor_ ■ ■ ■ *"** ■ •■•*>'■*■■• OR—IKNT AND P_4BTBa '■'■ OEOCKEn... ~ . i -„, PIANOS AND HARMONiraH '..}-' wines and spmrrs , AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS 700,801X180 and Foreign MANus-oruaßßß. INDENTS FOR~AL- CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. Executed on Advantaqeobb Ter^is, • Libehal Advances on Kauri Gum. I Wooh and other Colonial and Island Produce for Ship ment to London,, at which port same wfil receive prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathan' ARTHUR H, NATHAN, I



Land mid Mfefcate AKomis. D<> -^ VAN S,\ KSTATE, nOUSIIi AND LAND ASBNT. Aud evory (kolllty slvijji to PuroUaaoiiJi.... PROSPKOT TKRIIAOIC-Vory floairabltj lXed' I ctonco ot 7 rooms, Sec; Bplendld fruit gardon, : JarKeallutment, £isa. ..- ■■. i.-i.l .' MONTAGUK-STKKHi I' (Newton),- "vTaiandab Cottaßo, 5 roomu. Sec.; cornor allotment. £180. •-'■- ' ' '* J79 NBWMARICKT-Verandah OottaßO, S rooms. roifißtar 0ven,,&0.; corner-allotment (33 - 100). £250. -, m OLARKNOK-arHKHIT —Cottago (quito new), four rooms and Soulier?; allotment, 30 x 88, £250. dO7 HOWJt-STREET.-(near. top) Pretty 1 Villa, 5 ' rooms, &0,, allotmen 30 x lflO d25 SPRING-3TRKKT - New and woll-flnlshod Villa; 2 allotments, See., Sec £350 109 MOUNT KDKN—New and well-finished Villa: i ~ main road frontage 40a FKRN-KIUH-STRKKT -Lar-Re Uonblo Honao, 9 rooms, &o.; See. „160 * ' 401 - PRO3PJtO'I'-STRK„T-Newanrt woU.llnlaUed ' Villa, irooma, &o. fi2oo , 400 I' PRbSPHIOt TMKUAOK-Vorandah Cottattn. 0 _ n rooms,&c. 8300 SOD : UPVKK UU KKN-BTR__T-,Two Now and well Ilnlßhed Honsoa; corner lot: a ftopd pro portj-, .Prloo for lot, £1,000 ,892. BHKKHAN-BTRKKT, near Ponsonby Hall-. Nice Cottttgo, 1 rooms, &o. „2UO 300 ~ -J, -,' rl ■. 2 nd Several other Properties In various parts, PKIiKN3VILLK-Snug Farm, X2l_6ros, Rood homesteaiii Sto'. • ' 880 BAlf Off ISIiANDa-^iO aores, unimproved 410 ORUAWHORO-Farm 317 acres, Rood home stead, &o. ■ •'■■■■• 113 TAKAPUNA-31 Acres, House, and Ont-bulld ,l_Kß. , ■ -~ 115, * ~ TAKAPUNA-B1 Aores, unimproved. ~.,-XVi .. • Bnildlns: Allotmenta at Northooto, Ponaonby,' Mount Kden, Now ton, aud othor places, ranging from 12s 0d per loot upwards,! Full particular, on application to ~ 7 ,"D. F. EVANS, :::•'. HOUSK^LAND, AND: ESTATE AOBNT, '•' JB9, QUKBN-S TRX XT, • Next Hbiuld Oflloe.; ; 1 J. M* LB N Nb x __T_T» AGENT AKD VAMUTOB, Urj-_S-6T_KICT, AUO-rAHO, MONEY LKITT OUT FOR CAPITALIHTH ON FIRST -O_ABS BKOURITIKB, OR IN VSSTKD IN BANK. INBURANOK, OR OTHKR SHARKS. ABARGAIN— '.Soldiers' Bay (near Stokes' Point—Farm of 20 aoros, fronting a navl gablo oreek, with 5-roomod House. Price, £350. -J. M. Lonnox, Katate Agent, Auckland. 21M TO INVKBTOHB-A Good City Investment for £1100 {freehold*; produces £t lo per week rental—J. M. Vianox, 28M rpo INVKBTORS-A Good Investment for J. £2100 (freehold): produces £18s per woolr.— J. M. lonnox. Kstate Agent, Auckland. 2Q.VI TO F_RM.KR3 - A DoDirabla Farm and Homestead, about J of a mile from Buck land Railway Station. Tnere are 78 aore?, all subdivided aud laid down in grass, with a com. fortable G-roomed Hosldenco, good orchard,,fco. Price. £1009. — J> M. Lonnox, Kstate Agont, Auokland. 27 M GRKKN tiANE-A BeauUfnl Bnilding Site of 3 aores, all fencod, and with good en trance gatiß. Price, £320. —J. M. Lennox, Kstate Ageat, Anokland. 25A1 AUEKN-'JTRKBT—A Good Investment In v/,. Qaeot-stroiit.paying Interest for £5000 J. M. Lennox, Auckland. • 21M POAA-BUBURBAN RKBIDKNOKof Oroomß *«wVI in Valtey Road, with 1 aoreß of vol canio noil. Terms can bo arranged to salt pur ohasor.—J. M. Lennox, Anokland- * 18M nAkh-VOH BALK, a Farm of 55 aores at Xj-hoki I'apakura.Valley, with nows-rootned Honse and all nocoßsftry outbuildings. Thero are 10 aoros In graßß. The land la well watered. Price, £150,— J. M. Lennox. Anokland. I7M CITY— A flno City Freehold, producing a rental ot £500 per annum, i'rico, £0000— £500 cash, balanoo can remain upon tho property at 64 por cent.—J. M. Lounox. A ARO ADRKS near the Rotorua railway.— -,vov j, ji, _onnox, Katate Agont, Auck land. JS PONSONBY- A Soyen - roomed Rosldonoe. commando a most magnificent viow, in tho ji host part of Ponsonby; frooholtl allotment (99 x 182), all laid ont In ornamental trees and shrubs. Prioo. 700.— J. M. Lonnox. Kstate' Agent. ' ■ SKAFIKLU VIKVV-Fonr-roomod Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Price. £250.— 3. M. Lonnox, Hatatb Arfent. (^IONUUKBT PIiAOB, Parnoll-Four-roomofl j Cottago, with two additional rooms do r taobod: froohold allotmont. Price, £210.— J. M, I_-nt)Xi "'; 181W MOUNT KDHNJ-A Beautiful New 7-roomofi Rosldonco, .With vorandah and balcony, commanding a magnltloo'nt view of tho water, Tho omnibus passes within a tew yards. Price, £500.— J. M. Lennox. Krttuto Agent IB3L rftl qn-FOUIi"R(WMKU OOTTAGK In Dnko *slo\j Btreet, with freehold allotmont. Prioo, £130.— J. M. Lonnox. Kstato Agent ICOL . I > KMUKKA—ViIIa Resldenoo and 5} aoi-ou of Air garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Prioe £1,000.— J. M. Lennox. . 150 L PAPAKURA (a Bargalnl-Farm of 09 aoroe, with small House, and 20 aoroß In grass. This beautlfal'littlo homontoad Is only 21 miles from town and 1 mile from a railway station, 2 mlloß from a church and Softool. Prioo, £310.— J. M. Ijcnnox. Kstato Agent. G5L' FOR BALK (a bargain)— Farm of 175 aoros at Pukekohe Weßt, unimproved, being part 1 of Lot 18. This fine proporty la mlxod bnsh and torn, and well watered. Must bo Bold, price, £300: £200 of whioh oan remain upon thon'o perty at a vory low rate of interest.—J. M, Lennox, Kstate Agent, Anokland. 138 L AFIRaT-Cli&.Sa FARM ot 123 aores In Wos- Pnkokohe, with good Houso, oow-Bheda, dairy, Sec Tho farm Ib all In gross, and Ib only one mile from the railway station.—J. M. Lon nox, Kotato Agont, Auckland, 120 L , VrILLA RK-IBKNCK.-A Charming VUla, V commanding a.magnlfloont view Of the ' harbour: about 3 aores of pasture andnhmbbery. Prioe. £1000, - J, M. Lonnox Kstato Agoat, Auoklanr1 . flr For Honsos, Fannß, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald.' i' j m.Tsnnox, • j KSfTATB AOKNT. AUCKI-iKD. UAMU IS L Y. VOhbl NB, 1 HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, tt FINANCIAL AGENT HiaH-STHBUT, AtJijKLANB. LOANS ANC MORTGAGKS NKGOTIATKU, For Bale, on terms to snlt purobasors, Hoosaa 1 and Allotments of various sizes, n Borosf ord street, Hepburn - street, Wellington- Btroot, Wolfe-street, East-Btrodt, Grafton Road, Symonda-Bttoet. '' : Allotments nought and Monoy Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly j Instalments. , . Shares Bonght and Sold. Rewtaar Ma-tunes. :w. c..;i>.*'■*:»'...■* !, - '■■!'"' ■ THBORBAT '- ; SEWING MADHitig IMPORTKK, j ~.!,/.; has jubt itEoarvra A':Lai\re Shipment of the Gholionge Maohlna . - the World— Thb White Co.'s Sewino Maobinb, The Most Silent The Cheapest ' , Tne Most Rapid The HlghOßt Ann The Moot Simple Tbo Lar&est Table The Most Easy to Work The Beat Cover ITio Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle , The.Most Elegant The Neatest Btlteh Tkeadlk Machines, from £510s. THE BEST SKWINCi MACHINKS JCVKK MADB, Price of, Band MAp_iN_~, £3 10k, , A4BP. 7 i APWAVB ON HAND, Genuine Singer. Frlster and Roßsman Werthejm Standard . Howe Company's- . Wheeler and Wilson Qroverapd,Baker's Jones's ABO ~, Domestlo • : And other good makes ;. . »B°¥ ~.,'. ' 33, r>D..BgR WSiWI . 23. 6D. PSK WKEKI 7 AH MAOKINBBI GU+nANTIBED. „Tliese Maohines can be had of .my Agonts 1- N. MoLenn andCa, Pionoer Storo, Whangarei) Thomas Wells, Oambridgo; WUllam Stevenson. Onehunga; K. Wayte, Hamilton; ParneU and Boylan, Gisborne; Brennan and Co., Tauranga and at other plaoeu. Til fl X nBEAT nEPOT, •OTJKEN-STREKT , bonvevanoea. Tjl TE. FHIPP'S TIME TAU__? Leave Aroh Hill— B.«am Worn nam 1.50pm ipm MSpm Loave National Bank— ' Dam.' . . no,l6am - 11.10 am a,l6pm 816pm Upm lisopm * Ezeopt Tuesdays and Thursdaya, when the from Auckland and 10,30 from Asylum : yyillgotoapd from the Whau. . TVTEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBERT i.l " AND WHAU. From Auokland— From Whan— 1. ■ 11.30 am Sam 1 i.30 nm - 8,30 pm . „0n Sattudaye aa fellows I- • 1.30,pm .8 am 18*80 p m ipm • Wi FOTX-R, FtOPtlatDll *



I .'-..'■! ,:r, SaqaierV' , '7', . "' "' •"'." 7":A'''_k]S'. ;, v* §' '" *' '* "J-SSM"if: '-til 1 "■■■"' ■ -'-'Atii'l ''"I* y^r ANTE D INS? X O Tip Brerybody should see the Sp-'naifli,'"!'' Value in , , '" "'-''< SADDLERY AND -JaJRJN'bW BOLID NIOKKL-SILVKB BITS, BTXEEOPB, ■ KSCii BOPPM_D BY . . ■ ," W, S. JONKS, ■ • ■' Who t k salk Manufiot urib. ... . QUKEtr-sirßKiiiT. -. ,'.'.' All ne latest Improvements; Novelties, and' Mountings to hand perHermioue, Looh Urr wJS i to arrive per Wellington, and A_a_, r ~,' r ™ The greatly Inoreased demand f6r hia mfcn.'* factures, oomblned with the latest lmnrevM; labour-saving appliances, has enabled W,B,J to ' reduce the cost of production to the lowest Umlt' and oonsecnently snpplleß Mb'cuatoiherß wltli' an artlole whioh, for Quality and prioe, e___j; boeanalled. ...,, , . ii, :7./il"'j, "' DUBABILIiy 18 THE TEST 6. " CHKAPHfcgsj! W; S. JONES; ■'* WHOL-SAtU MANTJFAOTTOKB.' ' <JU-EW*TR__T. ' "*•■ " -'■• 'I !J"l,'- I Cordials, etc.' ' rpHE AUCKLAND 'MRA'ttD- J WATBR CO., Coknkh oy WKn.Esr,y. AND ALB-BT-BTBEBTB ; MjINAQKn, Mb IQbo. GLBDHIIi, -, ■ , : WholosaleOnly, '■'~'..,"*,'". NO. 53, TKLKP HO N X EX 0 n AJJ q B The above Company In commencing business bog to Intimate that'.lt Ib theb: intention ,to Manufacture a flrst-blaßß article, at the lowest' possible price,' ond being In possession of ap-! pllanceß, which no other 'firm in tlie.' iraitflo! poesees, they can, with ponfldencei dofy com petition, as the following prices whl Prove i^-V7 7 Ptloob from ahd after February Z, 1831 ~~' 'rlßi"i.'•, sm loo*(in large quantities, per agreement);*' <"< I * Jjerlb :•«. ,i. ■«:":.;-, .:,_!• i.i.'.'o-H'l'J *'v Crated Waters, Lemonade, Soda*- Water, Glntrer-ale, Glneer lleori ' X H-spberryade, Tonlo-water, at'*per ", "1 i dozen v' .. * ,'i..f*'_ ■■•v «i"B'l*'^ Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Cleve * in * do, Raspberry do, at per dozen.., . _ 01_,*07 "■',' Singer wine; per dozen .. '" _■ __ \' J j' Gtagor Wine (In bulk), per gallon .."O'lO'fi'l ' i Quinine Wine, per dozen -:± , ' «,- -_ 8001 Llmejuice Cordial, per dozen .. _ 018 Or Saraaparllla, per dosoh ' M _' «,-110 0 Btoughton Bitters, per dozen _ : ;.'_•_ 0; >: Oranee Bittera, per dozen .. _ „"iI 16 "'0? Fonr shillings In "the pound, or: twenty .pert oent. dlaoount will bo allowed off the above prloesforoash, or If the account la paldonor' before the 15th- day of eaoh month. If accounts 1 are not paid, before that date, tho fullainounli ■■■§ wIU be oharged. ~ j Country onstomers WIU be supplied at tha above prloea, but all packing, casea, «nd bottles( ■will bo charged for, and a reesonablo allowance' will be made for oases whon returned, according to their condition. Bottlea and stoppers when returned will bo allowed for at market prices. Particular >oare will be taken in packing goods;; Coßtomera are particularly roqueated to advise,' the return of empty bottles by post-card, or otherwise, for cases frequently disappear in a' ' most mysterious manner from the Auokland Wharf, i :■;. All bottles not returned will be o—arSed. as at r' market prloea 1 — ■ I, ' t... ~',.. '.. '-,'•; '.■- A- .7 '. Ins_r__.c__. ; ~;.' ',v ; '"7 LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND; * GLOBE INSURANOK COMPANY., ™^.P APIT-il'•'•--— -..fiiooUooS' ; 7 | I With Unlimited LiablUty of Shareboldotß. ' Specially Empowered byAct of the Parliament" - = ■-.*..:• ' of New Zealand. • - -. -i 1 Annual Fire Income,*esceeaing,..ifii,l)BD 000 'l . Fire Reserve Fund.......; ~j,_ 1.501) 000 ' Accumulated Pundß.•• --.-r- •• r> 6.331.966 j LO3BHS ADJITSTRD 'ANn TAID _*s AUCKLAND."; >-**! /■.'* ,'' The Company are propsued ta accept Risks o_ l Balldlngs and their Oontents—whether mefoan- * Ule or otherwise—in tho City and Suburb3,at Lowest Cobrent Rates. ' JOHN BUCHANAN, AOBKT. BgOBTIUKI>BtItEBir; t *"'''■'' '"' '•■ "): "XTEW ZBAUMD IUfSUKAfIOJai,* * JLI COMPANY -. ;•'.".."**%* Capital,.. _.-. ■--.■".•"■* L '^'kxm_m Relnßuranoe and Reserve Fnndji •_ eiMOM UBBBAIi OONDITIbNS, MODBRATB BATSS: PROMPT SBTTIiBMKNTS.' •■ ---IUNDOUBTKD SBjotrlaiTT. "jjijZ. INSURANCB BUniDlNSa.'; . •., i • ' - OKORBR P. PTTCRCK lMariatear: '.' kJUOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE^ K?r COMPAN-. ~,:•..'<*, i-., 1 °^PA^ "■',"■« %"■', w»ow!odj/''''. The understeas-, as Agept for the above company, _ prepared to aooept Flreßlakßon every dMoription of Property, M Lowest ;, Cnswatßatoß, • . , .. ~ ... , • JAMBS MACFARLANK,. ~ , . ' . . 7, A ' Qn_»ri-etrepk' -Tooerieß,so. f ..7i f JO H N HO X,., N E (For many years with Close BroSi), Family Urockk, Tra Db"a_ek & Provision r^| ' ■** • •'" Merchant, . '-' " -■'- ':•§. Corner of Wellington and Nelson stroeta'' w (Opposite St Jumeß's Chuvoh), 'j; •, • m . Families Waiteu on b'or Ohdebs. ',- " J.H. hopes jby keepbtg a Orstjoloßs, artldo. , at the loweat' Carih Price to merit ai share of the' public patronage.' T|S A1 7 ~- T :■„': 7.7.) :7' J* D.BE . , i' * *■'* Jl* .•. * rr\M a,b i • OROCERB AND -TORKKKiSPKRH w_hhiß, to do a Satisfaotobt Tea Trade, will find lt» Ghkatly to their • Advahtaqb ,i to soil '* NKLSON, MOAT- & Ca's, Ckucbba-M>. PUBB I_QOOKING BLKNDBD T»Aa These Teas are acknowledged by the Phkps a_4 Public to bo Hag Finest and Moat, Whole., some in tho Southern Hemisphere, GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL ? SCENTED VARIETIES, NELSON, MOATE & Co,,' Tea Merchants and Blkmdkbs, Hlgh-stroot, Chrlstohuivih, Wholesalo Agents for Auckland i Musses BABERAND RAWLIJVGB. OBSON-SXItEET STEAM COJfJWI-' i MILLS. i H. P. GIBBONS & CO., " Tba, Coffee, and SMofc Mehohah. WHOLESAIBrAND FAMILTr GBobBRB. COAIi. FEBSWOOD, AND PttODUOB PBtUi ,! H. P. giSbons & CO.,' !" , t HOBSON-STREST. AnCKLAND , BEDWABD'S CoAbilKß TO THB ■ GOLDFIKLD.-TIME-TABLK. *' ! a£f ThsS,f amllton for Te Aroha every- Tues 7l , **£?* and Saturday. . w«Sk,l-? TeA?lha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. • v -~i- .; peolal qarrlages provided to Order. - \m -, ,i% ~* B. EDWARDS , v Lfverv and Bait Stables. Hamllt