AFFAIRS AT PARIHAKA.

(FROM OUU PARIHAKA COKRESrOtfiXETs.) As Tawhiao holds one large meeting an nually, so Te' Whiti, besides his monthly/ "■ had two more important gathcring'siih the • year, and one of these of greater"'congfe |; quence than any other, and- as -with , Tawhiao, so with Te WMti — thia was . held'in March. The 17th of this month wa* looked forward to as a day ont which - Te Whiti would comment on the past, and give instruction for the future behaviour of, his people. Last year it was called the i feast of melons, on account of the in- . numerable gourds of that description ;;''; contributed for consumption. Being sum- i | mer weather, the tribes always dressed in their best, and the many .colours:; of both sexes made a glowing1 picture I of brightness as they ■ occupied' in de« corum and silence the meeting square where To Whiti was wont to admonish his people. A* the anniversary of this gathering came. . round, uneasiness was felt by the anthori- ' ties lest some attempt should be made by,; : ; thenatives toobserve this flayj-by an at. \ .' tempt to re-assemble at Patihaka and mark their remembrance of it by displays of ora- '■ tory. Last month Mr Bryce himself at. , tended, forbade any .to speak, and arrested one man who was known to have baeu i: among those deported northwards last No-' • vember, and who had returned. He was . subsequently released, and the natives -asked Mr Bryce why he did not at once v/ork his wicked will on them to the utmost and slaughter them where they 'hi, / as siltely that was the only evil left for him to perrjskate. Mr Bryce replied that they ' knew he cffpW not do that> for jt would be1 treachery, a^ the natives wondered what : all his works" on them had been bat . treachery, whicijonly fell short of murder. This month Coloßfl Roberts attended, Jn order to marie the attitude of 4be native** ■ > and discover if any attefflPt a* oratory was made. There was not ef?° the smallest ;,, sign of a meeting on the ma!*e> which was silent and empty, whilst^ne .noted meeting-bouse of Tohu war, I* naa been left by the Constabulary} . a heat of mouldering ruins, of wtti^B vege- •. tation. r The natives reportl, J»« Col. Roberts intended to arrest an* *™ ■ ( might be found on the meeting BttT.' "« but this can only be a surmise on ff? r Sj part, They had h.e«n told by RuaJcerejyVo ■ is a native assessor, that the Col. hadnßL. graphed twice to Mr- Konnell for instrl|ffife , tioris, and got no reply. Be then wired r° '! Mr Parria for permission to make arrests^ ; -~ and was refuted, and Kuakere adi}ed tnlt ".. the Col. had nothing whatever to;do ,wit^% native affairs now, but that all rested with [ Messrs Parris and Sennell. It' into to - mentioned that Rennell is Parris's clerk,' , and Gol. Roberts Command«r of the' District, and enough haf bceft' eaid to show the utter absurdity of the statement made to the natives by Kuako c. m Absurd, however, as it is, it is calculated ■ to raise the importance of Parria ani* Rennell in the eyes of an ignorant people , and with this intention it was probably I ■ 'THE CKOPS. , ..' Some Ngatiaw* natives have returned W '■• permission of Mr Parri* to dig up potato,^ The, quantity of the latter is very larg&fgg ■ deld at Parihaka, and the resident nal^ tt| would probably not be able to d^, e 0 | -Sk whole, so that the plan of allowing stj Veg j. thoae who have sown to return and fc 0 jyj is doubtless a wise one. Some time U m''j' Bryce intimated that nativesu-jfow be allowed to fetch orfaalfe ' but that they must not renialnspDndeiii" any fresh potato pits. Your cor^ TOS '■'. was surprised to hear from the i-ired-per. ••' i k these Ngatiaw a natives had rejj a j pVi. -V* mission from Mr Parris to rerr c p O j w :mj haka. This is utterly opposed <. In |g n ■&££&&& of Mr Bryce, who may■ severely, av parV^SH i returned deports who may rg-seU n thim i/4Kk\ haka; h« may not only imprir ahdaf£<?i^B but re.confiacato their lands, anJj mn p; Wf .■■■sJßL be remembered that these natiTeßjj^^M, > IBJ they have full permission from »^ittij^ - sion to return, and if they are com,g e v3 - a. fault, they are doing so in the innocb^ ■ \ ' boaest error. Every mistake of tbS'-Mvg-.^-'-, la now punished by the confiscation -f Jf,. \ land and a fresh opportunity ■'•?.. l? e *f quiremsntof laod lor nothir* J"" "£,■*** ceivedwith glee by mauv> »™«| c C<T'& missioner who is (aid if liaV9..f «n tha ■ j natives perrn^sion V^»™ fl wi,f¥ Pr* "i hnblv annointed 5»» due Conrs6 TO; IUC the il bounda^"n«lan*to be telcea from them ;I f or u tJeying the commands ot the Native, js/j »unißter with the permission of a JSatiyc ~ H Office official, .. THE CONSTABULARY CAMP. ' ™ There are nearlj a huadred men of the ;,; A.C, now stationed at Parihaka. and 50 at ' Pungarehu. No restrictions are placed,' upon the intercourse between the two races," ' which appears to be cordial and kindly. ' Native men and women are to be ' seen daily about the camr. Complaints ' are occasionally made a8 to the proatitution ' of native women, but a* tjie Lqndoa " limes " passes a like accusation against the A.C. with tho remark that the latter \ are not probably the " flowt'r of the ' Caucktian race,"ryour correspondentwUl.j say nothing further than-that if the'evil' spoken of does exist It is probably in aß' mild a f^m as is possible, considering thp j Telative.i position of the A.C. and theAjtg natives, the natural inclinations of the ono !pt and the want of restraint and kindness on'S tho other. " ;'.' *' V». '' ' '!' -, , '•'[ "* I One hundred men are at the 'old Con-' stabulary station on the Warea rivar, cu gaged in making a'lcoad through tbo bush, , which is to bo- six miles long, in the direction of Mount Egmoni. , The portion completed has been carefully formed by roots and stumps grubbed, but it is now prtposed •nerejy to continue to the 6 mile limit' with "a'welliEleared cart track,- At NRariki, Borne 6 miles south of / Pangarehu, 100 more, men are stationed, engaged in a similar work to those lart spoken of. The former detachment ia .... under the command of Captain NewelL Im the latter of Captain. Baker. The men of the Armed Constabulary who are engaged ' ] inroad-making have been in the baWpf.'.; , receiving a bonus of Is per day added to . their pay.' This wan contributed by tha..'../ " l Public Works Department, but want of funda has now been made the excuse for disco; •# tinning the payment, and, the men receive ' - it now from the Lma Fund, and the Land Office is recouped from the proi?eeda < land sales, in .the, diatriot.. ,":"' ' ij&r^". £Jm , \ THB CONFISCATE!) LAND.- The por.'ions of land to'be taken from tha : natives on the Reserves m,ado for them 05,:% an indemnity for loss BUJtßioed by. thi^S Government in suppressing the sbfciHc " Parihaka sedition, are now heing suhreyeil. The lines being cut on "the Woimatff Piains, 'arc chosen without regard to thß''. 1;^ convenience of the natives, bnt.'are '"w?m iaken as to iUclude in the re-cousfieated "*M land that most likely to letch « higfcffl price from its contiguity to centreß olfa population. The quantity to be takou on the Plains proper is 5,000 acres"' nomin. ?a ally, but-'if all is; re-conllscated which ia ' * included in the. proposed lines; the; natiy,M3o will lose, nearer 8,000 acres,*than tiva Jji There are four hapus on the Pldins; of ' these, two contribute.the whole of tho re« • ' confiscated land, the other two, though . equally guilty or equally innocent, esca: ing less altogether. Of the t>yo hapus who suffer, one loses two-thirds if not tnra&vp fourths of the whole. Such Is the fain and impartiality oi those who' are appointed , to make the selection. The re>connscatiou bears Very heavy onafewjthemaioritypfpS^ Parihaka followers of Te Whitji escftp^ Iree. f ( ' Wanganiii,contributedmore men tbanariy • i oth« teitielfn N^Zealand to .the Parihaka sedition • they lose not an acre nor a s^tiiU|^ ! Hone' Pihama spebt more money than tin] V other man in upholding tho policy of Ta .< Whiti by enormous presents of food and « money, not only before, but subsequent to { i the large award bcinfe made for him by the' i Royftll CommissioD, | He loses nothing, is , ' tre»tea%rith honour and distinction, and ■ gaina a property worth £20,000. He is a partiqnlapjfriend of Mir. Parris,, : •

Printed'and-, jijitiahed by the Proprietor, viA HBSBY BKHHKw Symonds utreet, at Mt" 1 General StSSft PildUdr Offloe. Wyndiann .;,: street, la tSßfolnee of AnokUad.New Zen* -. ' jj Syjindi jEffl - '■■'",-' * ' J&

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MARCH 31



Anctionft. , MOKDAY, APBIL 17. 1 j ■ TWO IMPROVKO FARMS ASD HOMESTEADS. f j , WAI KO A 80U TH. THE tsabscribera have received insfm tiona from Mr Andrew Alotilymont [who toleavinii tho district! tu offor for Positive tale at the Laud Mart, JTort-stroot, on Moaday, 17th April, at IS o'clock, The TWO FARMS at tho WAIR.OA SOUTH, tow in h!a occupation, viz..- No 1 -The UPPKR FAHM is situated at tho corner of the Walroa, Tupakure, and Hunua Roaos; contains 130 acres, 70 of whJch is all felled, fonced in, with post and rail fenca. and laid down in grass find orop, and has erected thereon a Cottage, Stock-yard, &o. The Farm la well watered all the year round. No. 2.-The LOWKR FARM If situated in closo pioxlmlty to tho first (immortlately bnhinri thoOramoro tchooland Church ProportloB); coatainß 315 aoref. fonced on three, of its boundaries, and sub divided. Thoro aro abont 30 acroa plouithod and under mas. orchard, szc., and 10 or SO acre 3of bush felled. 'I ho Farm is also woll watered, and has t] orecc«d on it a Six-roomed Cottage, larfs'O Barn, Stock-yard, etc. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctionanrß. j MONDAY, APRIL 3. In tho Assigned Estate of John Dinnison, Newmarket, ' ■ - GENERAL GEOGEBIES, HORSE, SADDLE AND BRIDLE, WEIGHING MACHINE, FIXTURES, &0,, &C, &C GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from the Trustees Intha abovo Estate, to sell on the Premises, Nowmarkot, on above dato, at 11 I | o'clock, THE WHOLE Of THK GOOUS IN THB ABOVK itSTATB. Without Reserve. AH Book Debts to be paid to Mr C, Joynt. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, At 11 a m. MVJLLOW GLEN." KINGSLAND ROAD, NEW NORTH ROAD. NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANU EFFECTS, SUPERIOR PIANO, COWS, PAGNEL CART, HAKNESS, MOUSES, POULTRY, HAY, TOOLS, &0., &C. K. ARTHUR I— % -»-j- A g ]j Cen favoured with instructions J"L from J. Briacoe. Ksq., who has disposed - Dt his property, to sell by auction, at his known as " WillovrGlen." Kinesiand load, off New North Itoail, on Wodnocday, sth ' . Ipril, at U o'clock a.m, f '■■■■ HIB NBV9" AND SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FORKITURB AND aFFBCI'3-A Handsome !' Walnut Snlte, 9 pieces, in rose floured silk rep, made to order; a Vory Bunorlor nnd Handsome v New Piano, in walnut case; an ABh Teleßcopo k Dining Table, Chairß; a Very iTandeomo Well- I: made Mottled Kauri Warflrobe, with plato i BiMB panels: Bedstoad, Chest of Drawers and ■ Toilet; Table, with glass, mado byNorrle;«"t Cornices, Curtains, Vennian Blinds, an Ash Wardiobo, Brussels r.rd nthor Carpets, a Largo HandsoinoPiir Slnea, RiU framo; Klmußook oase and Qenc ral Kurtituro, Ghuw End Karthen ware, Wrinfriij Machine, Tnts, Tools, So, 8 Good •' • 1 bred Milking Cows 1 Chesuu. Ha««y Ware 1 1 Browu Saddle or Harness Homo 1 - A New Pagnei Cart I- A Bet of BaupyHiirnces A Tip Dray. 2 Sets of Cart Harness i A Stack of Good Hay, and other email lots Poultry, Tool?, So. On' View on tho Morning of tho Sale. TtO.UaTRY CATTLB SALES. tVAICKir— Saturday, April 1 I'ukbkohk— Monday, April 3 • Fokbno— Monday, April 17 : JjflßKT—Wednesday, April 10 ' PAPAKBBA— Wednesday, April 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND, Ttr OTIC E. THE SALE OF MR. BROWNS FARM, HEAK HAMILTON, ■ '• IS • ! POSTPOIvED TO WEDNESDAY, I , April 5. | ALFRED BUCKLAND. rjEanAYs, TH. E EAYMA BXX T, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIUK9, and TALLOW, each Tuesday, a6 Uo'olook. ALFRED AUCKLAND. TOE'DAY, APBIL 11. . SALE OF TOW« AND COUNTRY | PROPERTY IN TAURANGA, THE Subscribers will offer for Sale by publlo auction, at theic Salo Booms, tho ; Strand, Taoranga, on Tuesday, the 11th April, at 12 o'clock noon, the following properties :- MB FITZOIBBON LOU CHE'S IMPROVKD ■-'-'' FARM, being Lot No. 31, Parish of Tahawai, and containing 275 acres. This property is beauUfolly situated, commands a fine view, and has deep water frontage, with wharf accommo dation. A Flan showing the position of the Farm may ba seen at Mr R. Arthur's Bale - Booms. Title—Land Transfer. Lots Nos. 29, 30,31, 31a, 32, and 33, Section 1, Town ot TouranKß, with Dwelling House there on. liOtg NOB. 25 and 28, Seotion No. 1, Town of TanraDßa, with New Dwelling House thereon. Lot No. 27. Section NO4l, Town of Tauranga, with Good Dwelling Houso thereon. Titles Gitabanteed. Terms at Sale. ' TURNER AND BUDDLE, ;,.. AtrCTIONKEBS. MONDAY, APRIL 3, Et> E N TERRACE. ri\ BUILDING ALLOTMENTS TO 6U BKLKASKDBYPUBLIO On MONDAY, 3RD APRIL, At 12 o'clock, By W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, At the KxchanKe Mart, Qnoen-Streot. This Property i 8 situated about 15 minntes' walk from the City, oa the Now North Road, in the rapidly rising district of Kden Terrace, and commands a fine view. This is an oprortnnity that seldom ocours for working men to obtain a homestead almost ; equal to freeho'd, clobo to tho city, at a very email outlay. Cordials, etc. rriHE AUCKLAND DERATED X WATKR CO., Cobnbk or WEM,KST,tre AND AtBKBT-OTKEETB J MANAQBiB, Mb GKO. GLTOHJIi. wnoieaaioonly. .•^XBifSaS^bNb Exchange. The above Company in commencing btwlnesß beg to Intimate that it is their Intention to Manufacture a''flrst-olass artiole, at the lowest i possible price, and being In possession of ap- 1 i pllanqcs, which no otherj firm In the trade , possess, thoy can, with confidence, defy com petition, as the following prices wIU prove 1 1K Prices from and aftotFebrnary 1,1881. W'■ <-^\ Be. d ■ 100 (in largo quantities, per agreement), perlb •■ »■ —x " — —Duo vacated \7aters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, 81n«er Beer, ,Raspberryade, Tonic-wa,tor, at per fiozon r -. " m - °l 3 Lemon Cordial, Poppermint do, Clova do, Raspberry do, at per dozen.. „OIS 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen .. .. -1 i U Ginger Wine (in bulk), per gallon .. 010 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen .. ■ >.« „ 2 0 0 liimejulce Cordial, per dozen .. „016 0 Barsaparilla, per dozen .. _ _ 110 0 StounhtOn Bittore, per dozen _ ..110 Oransio Bitters, per dozen .. „ .. IHi 0 four shillings in the pound, or twenty per ' cent, dlaoousi -will ba aiiowe.fi oft the above prices to* cash, or it the account is paid on or before the 15th day of each month. Itaocounts are not paid before that date, the tnUamouut will be charged. ' -,-v, Country customers will be mipvUed at the I above prices, but ail packing, oasea, »nd Dottiea will be charged for, and a reasonable tulowatuie will be made for cases when returned, according - to their condition. Bottles and stoppers when returned will be allowed for.at market pricea. Particular cars wi!l Ire taken In packing goods, "'"a 'Cnatomera are particularly requested to advise tba retain .ot empty, bottles[by Dost-oard, or ' otnerffil».*oi! cases treattenay dtaappejur In a



jrotirooTitrorvt j ■ ■" ""™ I (TiniJAP OABDWA.UB O"0U»B. 334, QUKBN.STBISBX J # & J» I) tCK XV, HAVE FOB SALE— ROWATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, also, i-j.tlu Burhkes, Fonts, Globss, and Wicks, And a Great Varloty of Chiranla* RODOKB'S LOCKWOOD'3, AND WIGFALL'S TABLE AND POCKETERY. JOHNSON'S CELEBHATED SOISSOKS, CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCKPAN3, &C, Griffith's Patent Tka and Coffkk Pots, Stamped Tinnkd Mkat and Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Brooms, scrhhbrrs, Whisks, &o. Hair, Cloth, and Nail BnusHKS. PARK'S, BLACKS, AJa -TNDON'S ' BPADBS AND DIGGING iTORICfI, GARDEN HOIS 3, RAKKa ANU TROWKL3. DISSTON, SORBY &SPBAR, AND JACKSON'S HAND, RIP, AND TSNNON SAWS. AXES, ADZK3, TOMAHA\VKS AND CniSKLS, AtfGri;?, PLANE 3, HAMMKRS, BRACES, Twist and Patent Hrra (all sires), Locks Hinges, Nails, and Brasswark, Scott's Oknuine Whitk Lead, Kaw and Boiled Linseed Oil. ftvk per cbnt. ui3counx Allowed to Cash PoTohn°ers on all Sales amounting to 20a. and upwards. :• ■"■■ 3 conveyances. Iji E, P.HIPP'S TIME TABLE. Leave Arch HIU: Leave National Bank: S 15 am 9am '9.30 am »10la ara v am iUsam l.dU p m 2.15 p ra 3pm 3.15 p m 5.15 p in 5.5 p m 6.30 pm •Except Tuesdays and Thursdays, when the 9 from Auckland, and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whan. __ rtnKLEGHAI'H IiIJNiS Uif COACSKS ■ , W. K. Cartes!" COACHES will rnn to the [ollowing.tlme-table, carry ng H.M.'a mail :— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton daily, at £.30 a.m. Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, on arrival of Train, 3.30 p.m. Ijeaves'Te Aroh» for Hamilton at 10 5.m Monday, Wodnenday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 8 .nit Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking Office: Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton W. K. CARTER. Coach ProDriotor, Uvery and Bait Stables, Cambridge. 6th March 1881. _ Jf LOW MAN'S TIME.TABLB Leave Onoirinspi! Leave Anuklanfi 8 a,m. 3.15 n.in, 12 noon I P.m. apaolnl Onatiß v en gTreemnoh ■ > aUWAKU'S CUAUJ3.C.» "1"O XHJR J3. GOLDFIELD.-TIMK-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tues day, Thnrsday and Satnrdar. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, peoial .Carriages provided to Order. a kdwards Llvprv nnd Bait Stables Hamilton VTBW 'BUS JFOK MOUNT ALBKRT J3I AND WHAU. From Anoktend- Fi om Whan— 11.30 am 8 am i.2opm a3opm On Saturdays as follows I— 1.30 p ra Bam 10.20 pm 5 pin ■w. pottbr. Pronrtelor SUPERIOR COKRUGATBD TAWKH, S. PARKER HAS KOR BALK a number of the nbova, with Tap ready for use, £2 and nswarda, At hih Btkam Works. Viotoru-btbbkt, or hia Shop W Eir.naLitr-fITKUKT. Large Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, ana Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notice, Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A ohotce selection of Chandeliers, fee, at his Wellesley-street shop. Conn try orders will always receive big prompt attention. Uoensoa to lay on Water. BOM TZSfTEH Of TUB IMPBOVBD LISAD Kpaa Ridoino. TtTKW ZISAXiANU !J!fSUKA«UJS J3I COMPANY, Capita?.. . 01,000,000 Reinsurance and Reserve Fonda _ £160,000 LIBERAL CONDITIONS. MODERATE BATES, PROMPT SETTLBMKNT3i iUNDOUBTKD- sb;cubitx. N.Z. INBURANOa BUILDINBa GBORGK P. PIERCK Manager. "a UCKLAND PICTUKE • JfiJAMING AND GILDING DKPOT. J, R. Dl COUECEF Begs to notify to his old friends and the gene publlo that he has undertaken tho Management ot the above Establishment, whore GILDING, PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING, &C, to all Its branches will be undertaken at prices dsfying competition, RSTOIATKB QIVJtS, A Large Btook of Mouldings, Piotuie-framlns Materials, and Plctoroa of every deaorlptlOtt always on hand, QTJKF.N-STREKT, JuNonos or WakefdsijD-strebt. A lOKIN S HYPOPHOBPHITKB. Aickin's Byrnp of Hypophosphlte of Lime is guaranteed equal to the French preparations of Dr ChurchiU, and less than half the price, Tho great oxpenso of the Imported preparation to tho siok, and the fact that BuohiPharmaceutlcal preparations:can be manufactured equally well in Auckland, has induced the proprietor to engage in making a really reliable article of BTANDAHD STBgWOTH^ANP | CKEMIOAE purify that) may bo leoommonded with confidence by tho modioal faonlty to their patients and others. aickin's H7pophosphitea will answer all tho requirements stated, and a trial will suffloo to show that in therapeutical aotion they are quite as efficacious in all disnanes for which the continental pre parations are so j uatly celebrated. ■: Sold in bottles at 2a 6d each. DOBO, two tcaßpoonf nls only. Aickin's Strup of Hypophos phitkb of Limb and Buda, eapeoially suitable in some cases of lung diseases, 'and is most palatable and cordial, each - - teaapoontul contains three grains para - nypophqsphlte of lime and one and 8/ ' o R^BhypoDhoaphiteofsoda. Sold In bottles at 2s 6d each. Reouest your medloal adviser to try l BymPSjot Hyßbphosphites, I * made by AiojhhOf deflnita uniform > f _.'.; strength. . it jr!l.yT'«gi i !■■ 11l i 7* t



jband »r»i instate Agents. F J MOSSi W. F. O'SULLITAN, F, J. M UBB * l/ 0> LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SKOBTIi AN D«T BEET. /IITY' BniODlill} ALLOTMItNTS-Albort- Vatroot, ribortlnnd-Btrcct, Princes-street, Men Crescent, HavdinKO-atroot, Knrttngahapß Road, nnd other Choica Sites for oale.-IT. J. Mosa und Co.. Bhortland-stroor,. iiPSOM—t comfortable well-Bituated iand Til wo'll built TXN-ROOMKD HOUdK. with Stable, Coachhouse, 11 % acres Orchard and Purtrtock; volcanic soil; To be sold for £500.- X, J. Moss and Co., Land and Katate Agents, Itlcr'saLE-A well-built Cottago of i large 1 rooms • Conquust Pinco, 1'arnoll; allotmont 60x120, PriO3,£3S).—F, J. Moss & Co., Shortland FOR SALE—A vory well-built Now Houso o£ fi rooms, with an aero of land, in Brighton, tiea. frontage. Also, Cottage of i rooms in Itoroaford-atreet. 5150.-F. J. Mobs & Co,, Short- LARGK DWELLING O. HOUSK, with orchard and land; oxcel lontsltnation and close to Anokland. 'Jo be Bold on easy terms.—F. J. Mosa and Co., TStoP fcKKS OF VERY FINK LAND On Ai V v tho Weat aide of tbo Walfcato, easy of access by rail and river, beautifully-situated, nndanoxcellent opportunity for anyono desir ine to makon valuable estate. Also. AK.*'*ts AOBKS. situated In tho Bnmo H.Z)V V uletriot, largely consisting of lima- Btono country, takes grass by surface sowinij, und would make valuablu oountry for sheep or airrioulture.-i'. J. Moss and Co., Shortlanu- Btxoot. S3o,3 ™ mvVO SPLENDID FARM 3in tho choicest 8. poaitiona in Waikato, tho soil of Orßt-rtito enality, well fenood, well ptrassod and watorod, and buildings in excellent ordgr. Thoso aro valnablo properties of 130 and 180 acres respec tively, and will bo sold separately at a very low prico and on oasy tornis.-F, J. Moss and Co. FOR SALE—II 2 aores finest land, with abundant water, and good threo-roomed House. Tho land is bush, with 20 aoroa foiled, and excellent feed on all tho land throughout tho year. Kew miles from railway station; price only JEBO.-F. J. Mosa and Co., Bhortland tjioß BALK-575 Aorea vory flna Land, with I 1 easy access by water, and only a few miles from a railway station.-F. J. Mosa & Co,, Land JL H Dwolllnst - house and Farm Buildings, boantifnlly situated, noar L&ko Takapuna.-F. J. Mosa and Co.. Shortland-stroot. m "EIUR BALK-A comfurtable House of nine W 10 aoros. within 8 miles of Auokland, at £18 to £25 per aero.-Full particulars on applica tion to F. J. Mosa & Co.. Shortland-streot. enr\ ACRES of Land, 19 miles from Auckland, VvV i m iio from a railway etation, 220 aoroa in crass ard orop, remainder in fern, all plough ablo. Rood eightrroomed House, coaoh-houne. four-stall stabfa. piggeries. So. Price, £3 lfepor aom-F. J. Moss &Co.. Bhortland-Btreet. 103 VfOUNT KDEN-Klght Splendid.Building JML Allotments, each 68ft x UOft. in thli favonrito suburb. T«rmß oasy.-F. J. Mom « Co., Shortland-street. 410 tjakNKLL-Two acres in beet tart of JT Parnell. A rare opportunity, and to be sold for only £800, on ea*y terms of paymont.— F. J. Moss &, Co, Shortland-street. 418 ORINCES-BTRKKT-A flrst-rato Build- X Ing Allotment, with good frontage to Bank-street; well adapted for professional or business pnrposoa from its centrnl position.— Apply for particulars to F. J. Moaa & Co., Shortland-street. ALBKBT-HTRKET — For Sale, tho Property known as Dr Wallis'a, cornor of Albert and East streets, consisting ot two allot ments, on which are built a Dwelling-house and Churon. The position is moat valuable, and tho Buildings in excellent order, and situate next to the now Catholio Church, Newton,-Apply to F. J. Mosa and Co.. Shortland-street R..0. G* £E*WOODI LAND AND ESTATB AGENT. QUBEN-BTREBT. OITT-STRKKT-For Sale, n Superior Resl- X denoa of eight rooms, well and substantially finished, large freehold allotment (10 x 130), situated in Pitt-atroot, opposite Grey-street; very suitable for a medical man, tho position boino good. Prico £900.— R. C. Greenwood. TtrAIKOMITI STATION-For Sale, 100 acres v'V good Land, partly fenced and in grass, fifty acres good bush. Rood run at back (loins Potter1!: bnsn and Keller a farm), well watered, together with good six-roomed House, oow-shod, So, and five-acre orchard; largo garden. Price fIISO.—R. O. Greenwood. MOUNT ALBERT-For Sale, 2 aeroa of Rloh Volcanic Soil, fenced, in grass, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; good view Price, £325. TT AURIGROVK FARM, WAITAKKRKI.- IV For immediate sole (situated about five minutes' walk from railway train), Kauri Grovo Farm, WattAkqrei, containing 210 acres, with 7-roomod Dwelling-house. Farm Buildings, and Store; nearly 100 sores in grass, good gsxdon and orchard, about 100 acres cf titrco and mixed bash (limber saitablo tor posts, rails, and fire wood). A considerable quantity of firewood rtuiiy for hauling. One team can baul from IS to 20 tons of firewood per day to tbe nearest railway statio »; carriage to Anokland, under la 6d per ton. Stock, cattle, sheep, and a bullock team may be taken at a valuation. No reason able offer refused, as the owner is about to romove. Terms cosy.—-Apply on the premises to J. Smyth, or to R. C. Greenwood, Auotionenr T?OR HALE—ZOO Aores of Kauri Bush Land JP being lot 166, and N.W. part of lot 151, Parish of Okahu, Hobaon County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's property; Btraam through tho laid, Prioo low. Kasy terms.—R. C. Greenwood. rplIK other Form consists of 80 aoros good JL land, fully improved, 10 acroa bush land, well watered: New 4-rooniad House, &o Price, £400. FOR SAIiK-Seven-roomed Cottage, Bltoated at the Whan, main road frontage; good orchard, &O.: I ct an aore of land, good well, &o. Price. £280. (82) T^OR BALK—Lot 87, Pariah Of Mongonnui, co X tainlng forty acres of very oholoel and Price, £50, worth fllOO. Aleo. Bonth-woetern portion of lot 79, containing 33 acres of vory good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. Ar.so, Lota 11,15, and 35 of tho town of Manga pal, containing one acre each. I'rico for lot, £35. The above lot of lands are a capital investment, and easy terms can be made-Bay £25 cash, balance by Instalments—lU O. Greenwood. FOR SALE—fi miles from Auckland, Sto 20 Aorea of Good Land (Unlmprovod): well watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes waltc from railway station; suitable for anyone winn ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and lire out Ot town, tho aspect being to the North-East, and view good; locality, Mount Albert, and the land adfoiA Jig being all taken up and valued at four times the price asked for this land, viz., £1210s an aore, payable on [the doferrcd payment system, or as agreed. R, C. GKEEN\V OO D, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATB AGKNT. "IKKK-STBBET D. F. E v A N s BSTATB, HOUSE! AND LAND AGENT. MONEY TO LJSND, And evary facility giren to Purchasers. HOWE-STREET.-(near top) Pretty Villa. 5 rooms, fee, allotmen SO x 103 125 ALBERT-STREET — (near Symonds ■ ttreet) Handsome Villa, 8 rooms, So.; nice garden, pleasant position. £625 424 KYBKR-PASS—Superior Business Premieea 420 WILLIAMS-STREKT-Nic* Cottage, i rooms. &c..&n. £300 418 SPBING-3TREET — New and well-finished Villa; 2 allotments, &a, &o. £360 409 MOUNT RDKN—New and weU-flnished Villa; main road frontage 408 VXNCENT-STKKKT — House 6 rooms; good position. £400 400 LINCOLN-STREET-New House, 7 rooms; large allotment. £125 405 PONSONBY TERRACB-Nice Villa, 5 rooms; corner allotment, &o. £330 403 FKRNLBI'JH-STRBKT-Large Double House, 9 rooms, &0., &c. £160 401 PKOSPKOT-STRKET-Newand weU finished Villa. 4 rooms, &o. £260 4CO PROSPECT TE BRACE-Verandah Cottaao, 8 rooms, &o. £300 399 UPPKR QU BKN-9TREET-TWO New and well finished Houses; corner lot; a good pro perty. Pilce for lot. £1,000 392 PONSONBY BOAD-Hoobo, 6 rooms ; corner allotment; good position. &0., &c. 3CB PONSONBY. near All Saints' Chnroh-A very comfortab'.o Family Residence. Price, *700 384 SHKKHAN-STRKaT, near Ponsonby Hall- Nice Cottage, 4 rooms, &o, £230 300 And, Several other Properties In various parts HBLICNSVILLE—3nug Farm, 124 aores, good homeetoad, &o. gss MOUNT AJjßftßV— House and four aorea noar station 61 BAY OF I3LAND3-40 acres, unimproved 410 ORUAWHORO—Farm, 317 acres, good home stead. &o. 413 TAKAPUNA-31 Acres, House, and Oat build ings. 415 TAKAPUNA—9I Aores, unimproved. 419 Building Allotments at Northcote, Ponsonby, Mount Eden, Newton, and other places, ranging from 12s lid per foot np wards. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land ft Ebtath Aghnt, 139. QUBKN-STBKKT, next "Herald" Offlco. Gansrnlth. )0i- '■■■ DSVITT, QnamaJsor, 244, Qneoa. J straßJ. Auckland, opposite the Market houso. Established, 83J.—Alwaya in Stock and SO arrive by direct ImpflrtaUon from Kaßland made to advertisers own order,-Chokebo« nroeoh-losding Guns, Doable and Single Mnzrie loaders, Bieech-loadlng Revolvers, Breeoh-load, tng Rook and Rabbit Kifies, Gome Sana, Gun Casaa. Powder Flasks. Shot Pouohes, and everj utiole neoesfiory Is complete the outfit ot a jtioriHtnan. An assortment of every description )f Revolver Cartridges, and all the beet iJrandj n aportina Powders aro imported dliuoj from iha tnakera by the advertiser, wco can raar&ntee thalr good quality. Cartridges for the infield, Snider And Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other spool iHties always on hand. Country dealen Ibe rally dealt Vrtth. Gona Ro-stooked, Browned, itc an 6 every other kind of Firearm Repaired ,t reasonable piloeo . Notioa.-Just to hand, a ot of good serviceable C. P. Chokeboro Breeoh- Md^tQniu cheap, Tba braort stooOc to



Ec POKTEK & C°" WBOLESAtU AMR KSTAIt IRONMONGERS AND IKON MERCHANTS QUBKNT AND HIGHSSTREKTS AUCKLAND, jfLIESI f^LIESI FM3BI no housh. hotkl, rkstatjbant, ou Shop, should be without thksk Traps. wire dish covers BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUSAGK MACHINES KNI7B-OLKANINQ MACHINES IRON BEDSTEADS AKD COTS, E. PORTER & CO, Wish particularly to draw attention to their Stook ot Qabden I^kquisiteh. Comprising the CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWEHS, 10,12, 11, and 10 inch, being kept In stook. AMERICAN LAWN SPRINKLBiRS, With Nickol-platod Arms. English Verge ob Bobdb;r Cuttkeb, Pa s 3 hi' w THKSS TBBOW A OONTIiniOUS STREAM. India Rubber and Cotton Hose. Hose Reels, Jets, Spreaders, Unions, &«,. &p, GARDEN BYRINGE3. NBTS for Proteoting lfrult from Birds Earthenware Fern Stands, Mlenonotte Boxes, &0., &c. Pruning Shears, Flower Gathering and Vllne .Scissors Hand Seed Drills, Scythes, nooks, Hay and Digging Forks, Steel Robes and Weeders &c, &c, &c, BEST SHEFFIELD KLKOTRO-PLATED GOODS, from Jaa. Dixon's, Atkln Bros1., and other flrat-olass makers, Joseph Rodgers and Sons ana Lookwood Bros Cklebbathd Tablb and Pookkt CUTIiBBY, RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES These Machines possesa c aflvantego lover all others by being fitted with a pressure oharn ber, which is oharged with bbine before insert ng the needle into the meat, thereby preventing the Introduction of air. Mont safely corned In tlie hottest weather, Cast-Ibon Fountains and Vases, white wlrvi moss baskets, sponge baskets, cruets, tea-pot STANDS £0. 0 Seeewood'b EGG BOILERS. GALVANIZED IRON FRAME NETTING, THI DORTER Ss QO,, WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HSG'-I-HTREET, AuOirtAND. This Department is entihely whoiesa STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED AT LOWE CURRENT RATES, Large Supplies constantly on hand of BUHjDKRB' HRONMONGKRY, Mining He qulsltSß, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Saws kept In stook up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zln Fencing Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvils, Vices, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumps, Centrtfug I Pomps, Blast Fans, Hydraulio Jacks, Puuoh lng Machines, &0., &c. ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED



Bvisineea Noticsi3. Vs\ H E nAYMA BXE T, *- 105, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ON SALE, AimiYKD r»:n COROMANDKL AND KOMAK KMfIKK,— White Clover, Red-Olov.er, Alsyke Clnver, Cow- RrftOß, Aleiulow i'cecuo, ASeiii)i)vr Foxtail, Created Dojrstnil, Kapo. Trofoilum Inoarmuura (acaritit Clovor). FROM AMICKICA DIRECT- Tlmothy, Kentnoky Eluegraßft (Poa Pratensls). Poverty Bay Uyegr&aa, Canterbury Ryegraas, Cocksfoot, Pralrlegraan, Rattall. KAKLY SKKD POTATOKO, AS FOLLOWS :- Ashlenf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Pattoreon'a Viotorla. JjATKR VARIKriKS-Hobnrt, Sntton's Mag num Bonum, SuttonV Flower Ball, etc. AI,S6, Oatß. Barloy, Garden and Flower Soed, Coarse, Fine and Hock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, row, tJacon and Hama. BONEDUST and BONKFLOUR of all grades. If T. VND AND PKRUVIAN GUANO, &0., &O. HESKETU & AITKEN. ME C V L E 8, 6 DISPENSING AND FAMILY CUKMIST, (Member Pn&iiMAauimoAL Society), BILLINOTON'H UUILJJINGS, KRKEMAN'S BAY. Physicians and SurKOons Prescriptions care fully prepared with Puro Drugs and Choraloals. nrt. Kvans attnndH ilally at $ p.m. l BIU THE"HKriU.iKM'I& Otf SYMUJSUS- X STKKICT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. 1\ BOY E V Has reoontly Oponcd a Flrstolaßa BUTOHERI at inn OOBNEK OF THK KYDKR PASS HOAD, PRIME CORNED BKEK always on hand. Families waitort on for orders ifriswfoN v ~k"n ktia n blind i.l W O U X & X O. TUCKER, VKKHrriAN BLIND ITA.KER ANU WIRB WORKER, KAOAKOAHAPB IiOAD, NKWfOK, Venetian Mlnfln of tho best anality made and toed at la pet foot. Wlrovrorr, of any descrip tion and pattern, niailo to oraez Reoaln neatlr nxeontad. jm O X 5 A Z W, X oases CASTOR OIL, In bulk 100 drums LINSKED OIL, bolledia dlraw 10 casks ~ „ i COBka COiilA OIL 80 drums ~ „ SO drama TURPS. W, S. ;L A D RI B, 7. Wyndhani.Btreat. VOUflli WOMEN'S INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, yUEEN-STriKBT. Open dally from 10 ».iu. tilt O.so p.m. Dinner and Luncheon txnm 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. Boardlng-bouso for Yonng 1 .miles who are occupied durina the day. Terms on application to tho Hon. Becrotary. Y.W.C. t. Meetlnß every Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Ooverness' Aj;i'roy. doivanua' H.gißtrj, and Lending IJbnuy lv comiixitlou with the Insti nt>. n k n; k k x i n m v k v I LAWN TENNIS I LAWN TENNIS I Tho nndorslßnail hnvo Just received from HiiKlund, ror Uotomahana, CniCKKT JLSATS, RALL3, STUMP 3, LEO Guauds, Gauhtlkts, Nki Cricket Kdlis, Cbickktkrs; Guides, Scokino Hooks, Tennis Nkts, Poles, llaokkts, Balijs, Tkhnis Rules, E. PORTEK & CO., QJJBKN AND HIGH-STREETS. AnOKLAND. 11 is U Ji, I\AV IX S, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. MANOHKrTKH HOUSE, i'ONHONHY ROAD, Auckland. ■iPunotuaUty, Neatness, and Ordor" Is mr motta A trial will suffice. nUESIS OF DKAWERS. Very Handsome Chests ot Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, nldo Wardrobcsand very pretty Chcffoniero. at very reasoniblo prinnn. for Cflin The ahovo wouii becomes more bcantlful with ago, and is always very valuable. W. NORRIB, Cabins-t Manofaotursr, Top of Uhortland-street. AUKS STEW AR T, CTVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED SURVHYOh, COUKKB OV B«OBTI,AND AHD O'CONNIM." STJUCKT3. IT O It 8 E T It A I N E R. G. HaZKLL, Late IJouon Hiding Hiotokant-Mijor AHD Kqchtatiks Instkl'ctor, 13years in n.M. Servioe, Begs to Inform tho rnWlo that ho has oom iiionocil Business In the above lice. Every Horse lntruutcd to his charge will bo proporiy Broken and Handled, either as Ladles' or Gentlemen's {'h&rgors or to Harness. Also, In struction given in tho Art of Equitation to Young Ladles and Oontlemon at their own private residence. Termß, Testimonials, and Proof Ot Qualification given.—Apply to ,O. HAZELL, ' "Vnltorer. Upper Bymondg-street TjVBNISQ OOKOERTS. SELECTIONS FROU OPERAS, SONGS. DUET 3, *o» &0, B vatT Person can have these In their ow Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, SHOBTLAKD-bTBSKT, and PuROHABma one of his Nswiy-Importhd PIANOS. jOOOK-BINDINu & PAPEK-EULINQ |p'-. WILLIAM LEYS, jlj i' BOOK-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. 4 f£/i¥ -— . j p?5 j> MEBOHANTB' AOCOCNT BOOKB Ruled |: I h and Bound to Pattorn t '' 1 ! fta MU3IO. MAGAZTNK3, BIBLBa 4 ! ijfc AirD PRAYKR BOOKS, * tfflt BOUND 1» AIX BTYIS6, Three Doors above Stab OfDos. BAKERS' SPECIAL KULEO SAY-BOOKS, LIBRARY P IOKS STRONG & OHKAPLY BOUND, ' WrniLLiren <sc »v«, » OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Importers of Paporhanelntts, Sorini, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, varnishes, Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plato, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photogrsphto Glass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Monldlngs Oloofc and Compass Glasses, Glazod Baßhes and Doors. Qlms out to slzo and earofully p' eked, OH & St. QUUEN-STREET. / rpHOS. J TTARBUTT, /- THE KAPAI CORN BBOOM FACTORY. CUSTOM-HOUSE-BT, Prtoesr West, From 12/0 per doz. I 1 U i 1 O » A 1 H \J to Rotb'b Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotorla-street Kast. Charge, Otna On iixiNO. Open all week days from Ba.m. to 8 p.m., and Subdat Mounihos from 8 tfS 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all prlvato, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brasheo, combs, rospirators, soaps, fco. Soleot bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Two Shilling and Sixfknof, Please note the address t Viotoris-streot East, above tho Grey hound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Ptirnltnra M^t* Auckland - 1 JO. f &i, HA. m ■ 9 LADDER & BARBOW MAKiCK, 80 and 82, Viotoeu-stekkt. ffivory Description of Laddens, Steps, Barrowi, !■ arrow Wheelß, Clothes Horses, Clothen Boxes, Travelling Cb«t.», kc, qs hacd or mado to ordor. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on whotecale oidct. Shop and Office Fittings, and all kinds of Job ring Work done by exporienood workmen on, the shortest notice, . N.B.—Ladders, Bteps and Barrowi lent on biro. Violins bought, <i One or two superior old Violins for sale 1 also, a good YijllnooUo oheuo. GS £ & B D FOX X IS it, COACH-BUrLDERR: GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND.



business Notices, |» I«w X n n c o,( Aoknts tor Sydkbv I'afkb MiLts, Have Alwaye In etool: a Imr« Supply Of P A P E R, oomprlßing White, Printlnß, and Too Pasor. Grey and Brown Wrappiuß, ivnd are prepaiwd to indent any Binea, qualities, or ooloant to o.v ted. These Papers are now largely used here, anrt are aoknowloiixe.il to< be superior to most iim ported. Cavalier Trere's Genuine Ifronah Brandl-» Amerloan Carriagoa American Harness. To ARniva Farm and Bxpress Waoons Amerloan Fireproof Safes, Sec, Kit, B. TONKS & CO. TTUGH K. Gl LMO UR (Late Thorn us J. Hurtratt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VIOTOEIA-STRKKT EAST, Auckland. . A UUK.LAND KAU UUMJfANY DURHAM-STRBKT, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In each week for the Purohase of all binds of HAGS, MBTAL. &0.. FOB OABH YOUNG MEN'S OHKIBXIAN ASSO CIATION. OOBNBB OF WEIXESIiEY AND AIiBfEHT STRKBTS Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Laading Papers on the tabloa. Hnbucrlptlon, 2s 8d per quartar. Tho Library contains up wards of 2800 vols. in tho various departments of Litorftture. Subscription, Kb Bd per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Bmployraont and Boarding-house Registers. Mooting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Servioe, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers and, others (especially Yonng Men) cordially Invited to visit the Rooms, where all Information may bo obtained. Open from 8 a.m. til 110 n.m Wl Jj L 1 A M XU </ 10. AH, Corner of Lome and Vlotorla-straots, Anokinnd Kast MONUMENT Ah, HAKBIiK, AND OBNBBABi STONEMASON, ABOHmtCTaEAIi SCULFTOB AND CASTKB, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monumentß, Tombs, Headstones, and orery description ot Stone work at the lowest possible prices for town and oonntrr Hotels. ROYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA, ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken the above Hotel, and haying completely renovated the same, It now affords the BEST ACCOMMODATION TO MTVIBITORS AND COMMERCIAL MBN/U BAMBM'aND BAQATBIXE ROOM, Spacious Btablu), Loobb BozEd, ladlkh' and gsmtiemen's eladdi.li horses, Fubaburb Boats for Hire. PLUKQE AND BHOWEB BATHi WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE B_ST BRANDS. KLUBON & LATOHMORK, F^QpniBTOBB, ALEaAJNUKA HOTEL, EUbrk—i Good Accommodation for Boarders. Wines and Bpiriu Best Brands, yirst-elast BUUard Table JOHN HETALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late Of West Coast and Canterbury). Jl Oli AMI OKA VX, • formerly of tha City Club (lately ot the Tormlnoa Hotel, Holonsvlue), having bought the Freehold of the •Whauoabki Hotec from Mr Catllor. begs to Inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satlsfsottos. Hor«a« «nd Pleasure Boatt on Hire. FALAOE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, OHINEMUTU. ROTOKUA. Flrst-olaas aocommodatlon for Tourists, Traia ten, and Visitors dnrlnß both winter and nunmor months. Private Sitting Rooms. Smoking and Reading Rooms, BULUBSB. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire Conveyances will meet every Steamer. Important Notick.—Tourists oan make at. raneements with Capt M. T. Clayton (Insuranos Bttlldlogs, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tanrangu), or Mr win. Kelly (Ohlnomutu), for through trips to the I-kes, inoludlnu Hoat and coanh biro, uuvoi rwjooiiu..unu>isjn, and ail *t o<Dteraß, at iixed bates. Trip from Auckland to the Hot Lakes ana back, on the above principle tor Teh GoiHbaß OHLY. WILLIAM KELLY. PgQPBraTOB. mo TOURISTS AND OTHEKS. WAIWERA HOTEL, nOT BPKINGS, NKAH AUCKLAND. Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising nmonset other spool allties—Ball Baloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Bathß: Lawn terraooß, Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds: (Strawberries, and other Fruits In Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, •ta, LAKH HOUSB, ROTORUA, Bystematlied In tho same admirable principle as tho far-famed Walwera Hotel, offers its Patrons similar internal advantages and attrac tions, while the surrounding Soenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wldo (»ma. reonirlng no oommont. CfHAKBUfKAUE HOTEL, Q WYNDHAM-STRKET.oonvonlent to the Wharf. HENRY PALMER, Proprietor. Board and Residence, 18s and 20s par wees, Special terms made with Families. Wines akd Spirits of Beei Brands. Suiter's and Thames sparkling Ales OH draught. urocenes. &sc. __ . PUBE xme a j GROCERS AND BTORKKBKPEKB wishing to do a BATIB7AOTORY TEA TRADE, Will find ft GRBATXT TO THEIB ADVANTAGE tO Bell NELSON, MOATR & Co.'g., Celbßbatud PUH« LIQUOKINO BLKNDED TkAB. * < These Teas are acknowledged by (ho Prbsb and Public to be the Finest and Most Whole-, some In the Southern Hemisphere, ( .f GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL BCENTBD VARIETIES. NELSON, MOATE & CO., Tea Merchants and blenders, -. High-street, ChrUtohuroh. Wholesale Agents for Auckland i MESSRS BABER AND RAWLINGa. I NOTICE 11 JNOTICIS !11 HOIiANDITFqRTZEB, In thanking the general pnblio for the vory liberal support they have received for the past seven years, would take this opportunity to In form them that being Dlroot Importers of several leading Unos, they are In a position to Bar Without any boaet whatever, they oan supplj PRODUCE AND GKNKRAL GROOERIKS^ nt Prioen Beoond to none In Auoklaitd, PRICK LISTJ- Box Teas from Us 6d per box; a splendid Of our own mixing at 20s per 121bs Company No. 1 Bugar, 20s per bag A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, 4d per 1b Full Weight Sperm Candlf 3,9 d per lb English Sauce from B}d pet bottle We have a nice line of Fancy Tea Oaddlea, eon. tainlng one pound of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and ground dally, at prices from Is to Is 8d per lb. We would oall special attention to our Turkey Brand at la (M per lb Flour, Oats. Bran, Sharps, and Main) at Mil prices. Favours by Post or Wire will receive out most strict care and attention, and will be delivered free ot charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts of town and suburbs. N.8,-Noto the Addres s & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER QUEEN-SIRBET, AUCKLAND! JUttd at OOROMANDEU Liberal Dtsoount allowed for Cash SB U C H A N A N, • GROCER, &0., Ponsonby Road, Auckland (Opposite All Saints' Church), A Large stook of Drapery Goods suitable for the Season now at hand, at Prices that defy competition, TO? 2 A R X E R, m FAMILY GROCER, "Bt HOBSON-STRBET, Families regularly waited upon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs. W. PARKER, tJ OBsON-SIKKKT STEAM COFFEE XX MILLS. H. P, GD3BONS & CO., . Tea, Coffee, and Sfiob Mbbohant Wholesale and Familt Gbogbrs, Coai. Fdbbwood, and p_oduoi Dhalb '



I Medical/ ■''•._._ VT E I L AN D CLI FY O RD, J3i MKIHOAI. HB!i'iAMSTB, - DUNBDIN, And 1(13, QUJSKN-3TWnKT, AUCKLAND. Our HERTUL COMPOUNDS are being ex teneivelr used and npprectfttod in Auckland, as ■well as In other places. Our Dandelion prepara-' tlons are worihv of ipoolal notice lor the several forma ot Uvhc Complaint vrhioii prevail in this climate. Pure Taraxncurn and Podophy lum, our Cholera Diopb. and Astringent Powder stand unrivalled for Diarrhoea aud Dysentery — ) whether in lonng or old; while our Balm of Gllead and Ccagh Syrup aw pronounoed the boat ever introduced lor Children's Conghs-a 2a bottle will prove. ' . , Among the numerous unsolicited testimonials as to the offlcaoy of Herbal Medicines—under our treatment—in obstinate c<iuca where medi cal skill has utterly failed, we have jnst re ceived the folio wlek as to the Cube of Dropsy, which should convince the most eoeptical :— -[Copy.]—" March 11, 1882. Messra Neil and Clifford : Dear Birs,-In returning yon my very ■warmest thanks for your tkilfulnees and every attention to me, for I have (for over six monthß) been a heavy sufferer from a severe attaok of Dropsy. When you wore applied to, I was unable to walk or move, ana I was just dlven up at the same time by my medical doctor, liou came, and I tender you my warmest thanks for your valnablo treatment. Now, I am well from that complaint, of which I feel it my duty, for tho welfare ot my fellow sufferers, to send you this testimonial. You may make any use of vay name, as I shall re commend you to all my friends for your valu able Medicines.—Believe me, Sirs, to remain, yours, ever thankful, Mkb Kmma Kennedy, Wellington-street, Auckland." DOCTOR TEN NAN T has REMOVED hla Dispensary and Sokokby to Hewln's Buildings, Wellesley-etreet. ] lo ars of attendants i—9 to 10 n.m., Ito Si ana 7 to 8 p.m. Private Eesidenoe I BrniOflds-Btreot. DISEASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. DR. WALKER, jSUBOKON, LATE 0* YOBKSHIBB, ENGLAND, May be consulted at Mr Morgan's, Fharmacen- Moal Chemist," Golden Mortar," top of Pitt street, Karangahapo Road, Newton, Dally t 9 to 1(1 a.m., 12 to 1 p.m., and 7 to 8 p.m. Vaccination every Thursday, at 3 p.m. Private Roaldonce I Montreal Houeo, Great North Boad. A NEW EKA IN BENTI6TRY. MR, ALFRED WILLIAM CHATFIELD FOKMKIir.Y OF MELBOURNE), To whom was awarded tha Second Ordeb 0* Mauri at the International Exhibition, Melbourne, 1880—1881. HAS COMMKNOBO HIS PROFESSION IN AUCKLAND In that Centrally-situated SUITE OF ROOMS overhead Messrs. J. and T. Mason's Hair dressing Establishment, Quoon-streot_ His appliances were specially geleoted for Mm In London and Paris, and inolude the Latest Improvements in Dentistry known to the soien tiflo world. As Mr. Chatflold has made arrangements to receive regain shipments of all Dental Requi sites from London, his rooms will be knows as "The London Dentistry." Note the Address— The Lundon Dentistry, 180, qukbn-Btreet, ;•* < ... . AUCKLAND (Next door to the Savings Bank, and overhead Messrs Mason's Hairdressing Saloon EX I N G, • BARSAPARILLA STORES, 96, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Superior to Many I Kqnal to Any I Inferior to Mono! Sarsapanlla Cum pound, highly recom mended for any Disease of the Skin, Scurvy, Scrofula, or 'Eruptions, Uloera, &o.; Headache, Loss of Appetite. Slukklhli Liver, and General Weakness. In bottles from Is 6d and 2b 6d; Double f trorißth, 2a 6d and is. Agents wanted. Will keep rouil in any climatoi A liberal allow ance to merchants, captains, missionaries. &o; T> U B L I- C N O X I OE, S. GILBERT, OHKMIST AND DRUGGIST, Bega to inform h!a trien is and the public Konorally that he has WSCMOVBD to more Central and Commodious premises, at 92, QUEBH STBKST, opposite Wyndhsm-Btreet. ■where he nopes to receive a continuance of heir patronise. S.G. has a Consulting Room that would salt a Medical Man residing In the Suburbs. S. . G ILB SET, OCKHN-STKEET. . *■>•;, JA EL X S ' ' O :'JLl't'o-it' X, OHrfMIST AND DRUGGIST. . / ■HOBSON-SlBKffT, ' ■ W GLOOS SO AVKLUNaTOK-frrBSKS. : . ,_- - r-rg -g_ MRS. E. HOMBER&, SOLB AGEHT OF , DR. HEILBKON'S CELEBRATED WORM CAKES, x Begs to lnf - hi tfc n inhabitants of Auckland and surra un eg dlstncw t>>«t-Nhthas arrived ' from ho South, and wulremawor, : me time in Auckland. ]' MRS. K. HOMBERG has bright with 'he* a supply of those WORM CAKK3; which have bean very suoceesfjally used In Europe and In tho Austi .Uan Colonies. Bhewtll be happy to give any Id formation "to heads of families with regard to symptoms when affected with WORMS, as "Welltn children as In adults. No tlmo'sHouia be lost to act against the worm Siokpess, which- often caukcb many diseases, or else it maybe too lata to efleot a permanent cure, as.tho worms, especially the so feared LARGE BOUND WORM, and the THRKAJD WORM, which will penetrate to every part 6f thn body, even np to tho BRAIN, creating FITS and W OKM FBTVKK. . j Two or threo doses of OR. HKILBKON'S WORM CaK.ES will bo sufflqtent tp.jilestrpy and eradicate any kind of WORMS, and oan bo got at a very small expense. '■■ MRS. HOMBKRG is now residing at Devon sb hue House, Hobeon-street, where she n prepared to receive todies with their childran. A RTHUJR.. £J^ J^ATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER . . - AUD M COMMISSION MERCHANT, M 33, LOWER QUEEN • STEEET, 1 f ... AUCKIiAND ?.. '. -.:.:!' i,' (Opposite Railway Koolamatlon), A'JTO AT 9,|NEW BROAD-STRKET, LONDONi Also Representatives in America, Con tinental and Colonial Ports, ■ GENE RA L MEjfejH^NJJISB - • OILMBN'S STOBKB 'jSt*v..--- ' ' V ■ • TBAB, OOFFBBB . 4^. '\ ', ' .\. PEPFBtI AND BPICEfI DRIKO *KUITB . , -v OANNSD JBtTIT AND VKOBTABIEa-'*' , PRESERVES MEATS SUGARS ,v, .f";' ■". .. ] BIOS, TAPIOOA, AND'BACH) DRYBAI.THHY OOIWEOTIONKRY < JAMS AND JBLLIBB ■ I'KKSEHVHU ITlfin OAKUMS OO'.ONIAL PRODTTOB TOBACCOS OIQAHB AND OiaARBTTES WAX MATCECKS WRAFFINO PAPBBB .■ ■• i;^ ,-.PAPKB 8188 * ' " ■"> 1 ■"' TWINKa 'I'-'.' '■' ■ Oftfl AND PAIRTS ij+%: ' \ , , HOPS ' , ) w**\i ' 'J . i OKMKNT AND PLASMS!* V' '..' ' a , CROCKERY . "■'•'',.. ' ,S , PIANOS AND HABMONinMS •WINES AND BPIBTKf - . AGBNOX AND.SAMPLE ROOMS 7ob British and Vatimm MtnvrAcronmia, INDENTS FOR A*ti CLASSES OF MEucsaiiDisE.' :, Executed on AnvANTAOKopa Tbbms. Libkrai, ADVANCES on Kanrl Gnro, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce for ship, ment to London/ at which port same w reoeive prompt attention from Mr L. A, Nathan, ARTHUR H. NATHAN. I AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT, ---187, QUKER-ITBEET, A.UOKXAND. ■ — *•• ' Just Landed from the Orient Company's b.b. Ligoria and Potosi— A Choice Collection ot BjULBd, Imported ex-i. pressly for thin Market. A New and Choice Collection of iflower and 'Vegetable containing the latest Novelties. m§ English and 'Ainorimin Clover's, RyoKiass, Cocksfoot, FraU-16, Meadow; Hard. Bhaeps. Narrow-leaved and Tall Feeculea, Poa Preteneis, Crested Dogstaii, Kibgrass, Oroaping fieittPou Trivialis, Poa Nemoralis, Meadow - Foxtail, Yarrow, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Trefoiiunvand a oholcß Sample of Lawn UraßS. i i" Aeh Leaf, Fluke, Lapatono, Jacksons, Ladies' Kingera and' Taylor'a Kidneys, Sohoolmaster, Magnum Bonam, Button's Rod bhln, Fluur Malls. Plnkeyesi Hilvor skin, American (early and late) Rose, Brown hill's Beauty, and Bobart Towns., Oats, Maize, Barley,, wheat, .Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Jftoefc and Fine Salt, ' Bonedust and Boneflour of all Grades, and other Artificial...Manures.. A supplementary Catalogue of Nursery Stock and Novelties will be iSßued next month,' frea; on application to THOMAS STKADMAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, : ,■ To Mr eteadman, Sir,—l have great pleaenre in bearing testimony to the superior qualities o the grass teed and clovers purchased from yon ast season; they were true to name, fresl healthy, and vigorous, and they have given in great satisfaction.-1-am,' &c, John Bptfttt Whan. ;-_■•-"■ .i_iHiil'~" TaitMr Thomas Steadman, ?ls____pupi Seeds purchased from you lastWUßJn^havi woved good, and given me the grcaroat ___fe



TfToNKy 'ro"~WNIJ, on approved JM. «00««3-, «.K.TSrtMB, Hnlleltor. Vulcan Lane, "7k uney To'liiii^ m iarg« or small Vulcan iLjgne. _ 1%/TONKY TO LUJNI>, in sums ot £200 JE3OOO SSiSsSS anq-Brteet. -. T*/tfONKY TO LEND on Mortgage 01 Ftet-olaffl Kreehold SoUdtOFt Dnrjar of Queen ana Bhortlana-rtr^t jp~A(\(\(\ TO LKND on good Wee^ifSfSI}. ( SiWW mone or mO re sums: moderate to torest.-S.K. Hnghes, Jun.,Land ABent,Vttloan £5,000 X a IJ I^' 7 J. HART, Of the London Loan Office, having » la/Kg amOTint of Money on hand, and unable to Invest It to advantage. Is determined to Lend it ont on Personal Security at greatly reduced rates oi Interest, Eepayable by weekly or monthly In- Btalmenta, or any other way to suit Borrowers. Promissory Notca discounted. Renewals effooted if required. , Money Lent on every description of goodfl. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, viotoria-Bt. Auckland. UUKLaHB fBKMANBItT 00-OPKRi.TiyK BUILDINQ AND DJVESTMKNI SOCIETY. OrS-lOKI—SB, UUEBH-BTRKET LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £6,000, principal and Interest being re payable In Instalments, at tha following ratei for every £100 borrowed i— liepaymeutßextend- p..—--- Total amount ing over. FerwKEK. Repayable. s. d. (i, ij-esra- «. _ 13 fi 130 0 0 Byoara- - >. 9 3 143 0 i ' S yoara _ _ - 78 165 7 8 lOyoara, ■_ ,) 8 3) IIH W S KF Further partlonlars may be obtained OB Application at the Society's Office, : JOiJN BATOEII, Beoretary. yiCTOKIA« JUOAM AMJU DIB COUNI AGKNtJY, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The (a'ooTO Axenoy having Opened a Brano*; In Auckland Is prepared to Advance Sums ot Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security,. Deeds of Property, Shares n PnDUo Companies, atid other Seouritfw at current rategi Bisli Discounted Daily. Renewaia.eSeoted., ;,} To aooommodate Bonswea Loan lot (asrt May bo repaid la instalments of lOaiper vree i, . - £20 i -r Mar be repaid In instalments ofHM per week Or by any. other mntoai agreement All oommunloationa, either mnooally Of by htter, strictly poufldential. Address— ; —**—- H I.& H - 8 T R B^ T. Next Auckland Hotel). Box 80. Pogt-offlee m/jONEYI TUrONEYJ Jt/TONEy London Loak and disoount Cobpan* High-street, Adoklabd (Between Shortlandstroetand Vulcan Lane). Persona borrowing £5, receive cash JU 10a „ ~ *10 •■'„.• - «9 I ~ r." WUa .';. «18 " .. ex h „ m < And so on at the Same ratio, • This Company advance money In Bum oi from £3 to £5,000, npon any reasonable security, and arrangements can;be made to repay tho amount in any way to salt the borrower. Advancea promptly made on deposit of deeoß, and on leaaeholaa,-Shareß, and Borip of publlo oompasles, bills of sale, bonded certlucatoß, merchandiao, also on good personal security. , All comrannicattonj' and interviews held istrlotlv oonndentlai. Address: London Loan and Disoonnt Cam puny, Hißh-Blrcfct, Auckland; or, Box 66, Post office,Auckland.' -v ■ • ' Ofllce hours 110 to II p.m.; Monday and Battus d6y B venlnga. */to & ,_, -■ Hswlnflf Maotunew. ■■~■_ jpt THBi&BKAT SIWING MACHJNB IMPORTER, HAS JUBT BSUXIVXO A.'Larjo Shipment of the Challenge Maortlne tho World— Tha Mo?' »aw to Work The Best Cover • $X Si& Durable , The gtoplost Shuttle Xh?-i«oßt' Bleganft -^ The Neawst BUtoh I'BKAPTJ! BlACHif^jrom £6.10a. THKJBEST SEWINQ BtACHIKES EVEB MAES, Frice of Hand M/lOhisbs, £3 10* „ ALWAYS OH HAinJi _ Ctennlne Singer ..' Krister and RoSBTAas Werthelm Standard Howe Compiuiy'B Wheeler undlWllson GroverandPaVert '■ Jonert ABO ' v VI Domeetlo ">■-- And other good makei ; ,:■■.. ' "%i ; .■.i.ITKM ■ - ■ :. ■ X ■ - 2s, 6D, pee Week I 2s, 6a pbb Wkbk I US. MAOHIKttS aCABASTKKD, These Machines can be.tad of my Agents !- N. Mobean and Co., Pioneer Store, Whangarel I Thomas Wells, Cambridge; W Ullam Stevenwn, Onehunga; B. Wayte, HunUtoit; PameU and Boylan. Olsborne: Brenaan and Co., Tauianga and at other plaoesi V ihnflK Q.,REAT J)? POT, Saddlßr^.> ""- (t . ■yr a NTip rysj*l!OTioKi Kverybody ihonld see the Splendid ; ■ ■ ■■■j(**':i -Value la • ■ ' ■ . SADDLERIf AND HARNESS, BOLITJ NICKEI,-SrLVEE BITS, BTIKKCPS,* | BHJb BOTPLIED OT Whole sal* Manufaotueke, ' QUSKN-ETBCET. . All the Latest Improvements, Novoliies, and MonntlnKSto hand per Hermione, Looh Urr, and ! to arrive per Wellington, and Anad, .:•■,. . : The greatly inoreaaed demand for hla manu-« factnres) combined wits tad1 latest Improved f labour«aving applianoes, baa en*blod W.B.J. to reuuoe the costof production to tho lowest limit, and; cornoqueatlj- suppUea hla customere with' an article which, fob Quality und, prioe, cannot be equalled, ....■■.:•-'..,__ ~.■' : DURABILITY IS TDK TEST OF CHBAPKBSP; '■■■ ■■ ■■:-----~-0. s. JoneS, •';"■.■■■. ■■ WHOLES ALB MANUFACTUBSB, (n w . .s, / ,•■:. OUBKK-BTRKBT. JAMES * B V T O H B B," . OARTKR, OONTHAOTOR, &0 ; Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's tide Ot' Shortest Noooe. Ballast Bnppßea. : f . NBWOABTLB AND BAT O« ISLANDS COAL, AUjO/flrewood (ont and nnont) reasonable. ■Tjt, I)' ySjjjiA X .1) ... H & Js|Jt',..ii IS V, ~ .-': ' ABGHITKOT, -j^y'■ ' . apoHaußxa BVfflßkm



:y " You are the Worst" boy I efe fiW'J^H'J exclaimed Brqwn^tb his son. "Wliywill 1 you go on as yoii do,? I shonld.think yo|Mi would have some respect for your father."','~J|j 5 "How can I.dad.kaveany respect for a mau , " With such a rascally son ?" a«ked the youiifi ■ - A reprobate. * J ,: i'oung ladies and gentlemen a]»nfcio|a| Mark hmraekeeplng will be reUeved ofa Brest ;■ aeal ol trouble by oallinß on the undersigned' 9 Toa oai ascertain la a few minutes th«/rjMWM^gP! rarniahing a three, (our, &w> or six roomed. •? Uouse. AotonJjcanyoutormaoorreotestttwaiOTll pat yon can see all the goods re»dy lor imtHtrMß ! at the various prices. Garllok and Cranweii M keep i larger stock of carpets and bedstewiS '■';■; than any other bonso In Anckland; also U>4 j>'|h greatest variety of household (urnltnro, mbI«iMSMI it manufactured by their own workmen;' -fflnfimM per cent, disoount allowed for oaßft at time of. ™ purchase. Now-ooiners are lavlwd toßteoUjsS through the City Hall Aroade, atid satisfj I themselves by an inspeotlon of the atook ol xi& ■■' good value we offer, and the readiness wo ar 1!« enabled to execute orders en true tad to our ctre« —Harliok and Unmwell, Cltr^l^vitrctHoW-faß advti _ iw ;| .■ ' ' ' "" . s . ?