AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

[Per s.s. arawata.l

ARREST OF BURGLARS,

OH the night of Tuesday, the 25th ult., the premises of Samson Tartakover, in Smith street, Collingwood, were burglariously en tered by means of skeleton keys, and up wards of £250 worth of watches and jewel* lery carried off. The matter was du!y re ported at the Detective Office, and placed In the hands of Detectives O'Callaghan and Nixon, who made inquiries, and ascertained that two notorious burglars, one an expiree, and the other an escapee from Western Australia, were in Melbourne. On Friday, the 2Sth nit,, they met the two in Bourke-street, but though they were suspected of the robbery, the detectives' plans for their arrest, and the recovery of Mr Tartakover's property wero not com plete, but a strict watch was kept on their movements. Oa Saturday morning O'Callaghan and Nixon arrested one of the men, Charles Williams, in a house in Wellington • street, Collingwood, and brought him to the city lock-up. In the afternoon the officers pro ceeded to an empty house in Station street, Carlton, and found concealed under an oren in the kitchen a carpet bag containing nearly all the watches md jewellery stolen from Mr Tartakover, ■ while in a back room they discovered a portmanteau filled with «purious jewellery, consisting cf rings, chains, lockets, and I other articles, probably the proceeds of some robbery is Western Australia. Yesterday afternoon, about half past six, O'Callaghan and Nixon concealed themselves in the house, Tbey bad been there for some time when the front door was opened from the outside, and the other man, James Monison, entered. He was immediately secured, after a slight resistance. Both the prisoners were clean shaved when arrested, and as they both wore beards when seen on Friday, it was with difficulty they could be recognised. Williams, who is a desperate character, rejoices in several aliases, bnt under that of Velvet Ned was the priaeipal in the great Comhill jewel robbery, for which he received a sentence of ten years in Western Australia. He, how ever, escaped, and came to Victoria. While serving a sentence of twelve months for larceny here he wa3 recognised as Velvet Ned, and, on bis sentence being served, he •was sent back to Western Australia and completed hi* sentence there, but again returned to this colony, and since he has been here numerous burglaries have taken place. The other prisoner is supposed to be a Western Australian expiree, having served ten years there, and then made big way here, THE DEEP LEAD MUKMBB. Robert F. Burn* was charged at the Stawell Police Court, on the 28th nit., with hating murdered his mate, Charles Forbes, near Deep Lead, on or about the 19th De cember. The evidence heard showed that Burns and Forbe3 were mates, and had worked together at Dimbook, where they leit some time before Christmas. They came in company to Stawell, and left here for the job of chopping wood, ever since which Forbes has not been heard of. Burms gave two or three different accounts of his mate's disappearance. A coat which, with other clothts, was tound some distance from where the body had been lying, was identified by several who knew Forbes well as having belonged to him. TORMENTING A TIGER. On the 25th ult., a man named Thomas Moran, while under th» inflnence of the god Bacchus, entered Senior Joses' menagerie at Grafton, N.B.W, He jjot too near the csge where the tiger was secured, and, as reported, wa3 teasing the animal by spitting in ita eye, The tiger retaliated by Intro daciog bis paw to Moran and inflicting a nasty wound. Fortunately for the foolish man the tiger's hold was slight. Me imme diately retired from the ahow, his face covered with blood. No blame 13 attached to the tiger or kU keeper, aa Moran was warned of the danger of getting into close quarters. DETERMINED ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. A young man named Benjamin Kirwan, son of Mr Patrick T. Kirwan, watchmaker, of 79 Little Collins-street east, Melbourne, made a deliberate attempt at suicide on tbe night of the 25th alt. He bad been previously employed as a warehonseman or storeman, and had been drinking heavily for some time. He waa observed to leave his father's residence a little after 9 o'clock. A few minutes later he suddenly returned and rushed through into the yard at the rear cf tbe premises. Some of his relatives heard a found of struggling, and concluding that the young map was in a fit they went to his a-iU(anc#. On reaching the yard he was discovered lying on the ground in a pool of blood, which waa pouting profusely from a large gash in his throat, and close to where be lay was a razor imeared with blood. The police were at once communicated with, and the injured man qnickly re moved to the Melbourne Hospital. It was found that he had inflicted an incited wound on his throat just above tha larynx, about two inches and a half in length, which fortunately however had not pene trated through thb air passage, A POSTMAN'is KOBBERY. The Melbourne " Evening Mail gives the following farther particulars of the dis covery of a post-office robbery:—" For several months past numerous complaints have been received at the 'General Post Office of the aon-delivery of money-letters in the suburban mail districts, and after careful investigation and inquiry, Detective Lomax succeeded on Tuesday in clearing up the mystery as far, at least, as one of the suburbs was concerned. The suspicions of the detective were directed after a while to a young man named Henry James Dowd, employed in the department as a relieving letter-carrier. He was doiDg relief duty at the Collingwood post-office under Mr Hollick, the local post - master, where a number of money • letters have recently gone astray. Detective Lomax prepared a test letter cintainin<r some correspondence and two f 1 note*, ad dressed to Mrs Landale, 219, Wellington street, Collingwood, and had it placed among the letters which Dowd was about to deliver on the walk under his charce. Wellington-street was not in Dowd's walk, but this letter was placed: n his delivery to ascertain wiether he would adopt the practice of the office and hand it instantly over_ to the carrier doing duty in that particular street. It was noticed 'that Dowd took the letter away with him, and when he returned to the office he was a'« coated by Detective Lomax, who asked him what he had done with Mrs Landale's letter. Dowd de- lared that he had given it j bnt on being further examined, he produced the letter from his coat pocket sealed up and apparently as right a3 when it was originally posted. By feeling the letter, however, the detective ascertained that tbo money had bean abstracted, and the letter sealed up again without showing any external signs of the operation. On being asked for the money, Dowd produced it from his vest pocket, and he was an e-ted on the charge of stealing a letter and £2, the property of the Postmaster-General. Had Dowd not been arrested at tbe par ticular moment he would have had an opportunity of placing the letter among those of the carrier doing duty in Welling ton-street, and by that means suspicion would have be^n averted, and a perfectly innocent man wonld probably have been dismissed from the department for not being able to account for the loss of the money." THE SUPPOSED MURDER. The body of, the man found in the 'riendly Societies' Garden at Melbourne has been identified as that of Thomas Watson, quarrymap, of Carltoo, not istnnger. The evidence at tbe inquest showed that death resulted from suffoca tion, probably caused by. deceased lyine face downwards whilst helplessly drunk. CHARGE AGAINST A CONSTABLE. A case of considerable interest was heard m the Sydney District Court, on the 27th ult., where a married woman, named Cox, sued a constable, who has been for many years m the police iorce, for assault and false imprisonment. The evidence as to the circumstances under which the plaintiff was arrested, and her subsequent demean our, was very conflicting, and in his address to the jury Mr G. H. Reid, csunsel for tbe plaintiff, dwelt strongly upon the fact that the defendant made an unlawful arrest, inasmuch as he did not attempt to ascertain plaintiff's name and address before taking her into custody. The jury, after a short retirement, returned a verdict for the plaintiff with £laO damages, Mr Bruce Smith at once gave notice of his intention to apply for a new trial, on the grounds that the verdict was against the weight of evidence, that the damages were excessive, and that tha verdict was contrary to law. ' A

Correspondence.

REPLY TO " AXoTHKP. IHI3HJI&N.'-

(To thra Editor.) Sis,—What a.35d scectacle crceeoted it-eif la you- Saturaaj"? i.-ane, wherein a corny: or deat Btyllca himself " Another Irishman1' vilified iila fonntrymun at ItO'jie. and coinparfs them to loaiaa Thcgj, forsooth, becsuM some intix. derom person or persons ccmrnit a kcrriblecriice His country's slanderers are nurcMona tccuah without Bla ewel ing their ranis. How are these outrasea brocght belore the public, and by whom] The Dublin "Daily Kxpresa." a landlord organ, whose editor la Irish correspondent for tha Louden •'Dally Tim»B." from whose columns Kenter tabes his newa, and telegraphs it throaghont the world. >iaw, we will step aside for awhile and as:ertaia tho cause c£ these reenrrine agitations. It la v eleaa nsir.R the threadbare arguments of landrordlsm.thar the Irish are this that, and tne other thin?. The root of tha whole evil 13 accumulation of land by pergo-q who transmit it from one to another for jp>r.erk tiocs. They enacted statutes whereby tha" land was withheld from tho people to whom it rightly belonged. Land accimalition caused the breach revolution; which revoiotion caused the continental governments ta purchase the land from ita spmtons owners; and re-sell ie to the people at a small rate of loUrest to the 3tat*. Evan at tfcialata period Russia i* following the example of tha continental powers in thla respect. But our Government acta differentir, and for this reason landlords and their nominees have, until lately, always formei the major portion ct our Cabinets. In Great Kritaln the people fcava had industries of several kinds, upon which, they might exist, independent of agricultural pursuits, but foreign competition haa to a certain degree hindered the former* heaca the people are now beginning to look with longing eyea towards their land, and woe to feudalism when they begin to agitate for tenant right! But in Ireland, where lnuua tries were ttudiop3y crippled, the people depend solely upon agriculture for a living and rack rents and foreign competition have reduced that means cf llviijg to anch an extent that Iriahmea living at home are fn complete serf, dom, never knowing the minute the crownar hri pde willmercUeeaij level their wretched ho?e!s to the grouid, and throw th»m oat an the col' uncharitable world. Then, when ttey agitate' In order to Improve their wretched condition the landlords and tneir dopes, of whom thera are m»ny, cry out disloyalty to ttie Ctowd, renlaniso), dismemberment of tho Empire, and nnmerous otter snb:erfngeß. and which, strange to say. is backed up by the very people whose battle Ireland is flghOfce as well at her own. If the British Government had taken a lesson from the French leyolatlon, as did the other Governments, tho I and Leseue Coercion Acts, Arms Act-, abolishing trial by jury, outrages and reported outrages, and the howl for the iron hand and Indomitable will of a Cromwell would not now be in existence bat i?ri ?r *-» £. bY»>r: ProsP£rou?. and a real Dnited Kingdom.'— I am, &c, Auckland, May lllh, ISii Josniu.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAE, MAY 17.



AUOUOQSi j 1, TONES E." C. CARTI B, D, TONK3 j T1 O • M O X B O W, At II o'clock. T X A D X SALE, riROCERIES, OILMEiS'S STORED, \X Sugars, Teas, Rica, Ginger, Currants, , &c &c &c. B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. 8, TONES, E. C, CASB. B. D. JONS? TUESDAY, MAY 23. mWO TWO-STORIED SHOPS, Adjoining Back oi Now Zealand, Lately ocenpled ny Ifr Wran, Seedsman, and JOB BALE FOR EEMOVAL Within Ten Days from day ef sale. For Solo on Tuesday. May 23, at 12 o'clock, B. TONES & CO,, Auctioneers, W. S, COCHBANEJ JA3, DACES ;to-morrow. household furniture, at avenue road, parnell, fFIHE anbacribsra have received in3trac> JL": 'tians from Mrs Kenny to sell by anctlcn. at bar realda-ace, Avenno Koad, ParseU, on Thnrsday, 13th inatsnt, at 11 o'clacS, Tba "Whole o( har HOU3SHOLO FURNI TURE, coD^iiiting of Couch and 6 Chairs in damasfc, Carpet 3, Pictures. Centre ■ . Table, Tea Table, Fendera and Irons, , - Curtain 3. Hearth Roe;.;, Ash Pan, Lino lemn, Hall Table, olnrai? Table (-xtend ' ~ > lngfc Cheffoiier. Chaira, Lamrsi, Wor cester China Dinner Service (00 pieces), ~ Breakfast China, Glaa.i Dessert Service, ■"." Clock, Jdj?j, ■ Iron Bedsteads, Hair Mat : ' traasea. Beddintr. Chest Dtawara. Marble Top Mirror, Wathstands. Toiletware, Commode. Kitchen Utenaila, Tube, Superior Washing Machine and Alangte, 'Washing Boiler and i'ornac*, lea. Sic, &c SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. C<>CinUNZ.7 IJAIIE3 DACEB MONDAY, MAY 22. BY OKOEE 07 THE BEOISTSAR OF THTB STJPBXHS COtTET. THE MARAMAfIUA COAL MINES, ffflHE snDscribeTa wUI sell, at their Land X Hart, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 22nd instant, at 12 o'clock, By Cider of the Registrar of the Supreme Court i. of New Zealand, Northern District. Allotments 1, S« and 6, Pariah of Maramaraa, Books' County, containing 1039 acres, known aa THE MABAMAEU COAL MINES, Now In the occupation of Mr George Foot; For condition! of sale, and farther Informs- Uod, apply to SAMUEL COCHRAMS & SON, Auction eers. W, S, COCHKASE] [JA3. DACEE MONDAY, MaY 22. Br order' of the mortgagee Under Bill of Sale. COAL MINE PLANT, AT MARaMARUA. fTVHE enbscribera will sell by auction at J. their Rooms, Fort-at.cet, on Monday, 23nd Hay, at 12 o'clocfc, 'She WHOLE O? THE MARAMARUA - COAL MINK, conalatlog of Steam Launch 'Briduewater,1 two Barges. 6 horse-power Steam Engine, with Boiler and gear complete; Belting, Hauling, and Winding Gear complete; S Trucks st Mine, 6 Trucks at Mercer. 2 sets Pumping Columns; and all Spades, Shovels, PicEi, Anvils, Blacksmith's, Mining, and all other Tcols and Imple ments used In obtaining and converting the Coal and Minerals from thu Mine, For further particulars apply to i SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctioneeis. MOB DAY, MAY 522, At 11 o'clock. UNREDEEMED PLDEGES. B. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Bart, London Loan Office, Victoria-street, to leV, on Monday next, the 32nd, at 11 o'clock, THB UNDERMENTIONED UNREDEEMED PLEOGE3— April 1,1831, No 9633, i Sliver Spoons; March 1. 8160, Diamond King; December 21. 8311 GOF Watch and Albert: May 6.1552,9993, Aneroid; May 7.1, SHG Watch; Afay 9, 13, SHL Watch and Albert; ili» 10, 31. SOFli Watch and Albert; May IS, 70. 38.L Watch: May IS, 10. SHL Watch »nd Albert; May 13, HO, SHG Wawh; May 19. IJS, 8 Silver Tea Spoons and Ton«»; May 10,153, 3HV Watch; May 21,186, BHS Watch; May 21, 210, Kit of Tooli; May 2S, 230. 1 Silver and 1 Gold Watch (broken); May 25, 217. BOFG Watch; May 25, 213. SOI Watch and Hair Albert; May 30. 283, Bcew 811ver Watches and 2 Diamond Rings; May 31. 298, BHG Watch; June 3,331. Necklace* and 11 Pieces Jewellery; June 3, 336, Gold Bracelet; Jane J. SI6 GOFL Watch and Albert; June B. 370. BHG Watch and Albert; Juzie S, 3'JJ. 2 Books; June 7, 102. Diamond Ring; June 10. 118, Book; June 10. 110, Wedding Ring nnd Keeper; June 15,151,6 Colas: June 15.150, Pair Opera Glasses; June 15, 161, Family Bible- June 16. 479, SBL Watch and Albert; June 16 Ml, BHG W»tch: June 22. 533, Keeper; June 23, 553. Bine; Juno 23. 505. HHh Watch; June 23, CC2. Plated Toddy Kettle; Juoi 23, 606, SHIi Watch and Albert • July i. 678,8f11i Watch; July i. ESO, GHEL Watch; July ,7.705. Pair Korrln?g: Ja!y 7, 717, Klnit* July 7, 718, Concertina; July 11, 763, Soifl! Watch and Albert; July 18,797,6 silver Spoons ■ 3uly 18, 815, Ring; July 19 819, Broochi Kar rlngs, Neciiac-f, niamond Locfeet and Rlntr- Ju1y21,833, SHI, Watch; July 25. 880 Teapot: JulyM,BSs, 2 Bold Charms; July 25,889 SHL Watch; July 25, 891, Treadle Sewlig Machine: Jnly 25 893. Sliver Presentation Cup: JnJy2B 817, Hand Sewing Machine; Jaly 23, 918. Clock • July 23, £.67, 2 Silver Medals; Jniy 28, 975, G 'JFL Watch; yingnat 3, 976. DB Gnn and Caaa- August 1.983, SHO Watch and Albert; Awns' 1,1009,880 Watch; Anaust 1,1033, SHL Watch and Hair Albert; August 13,1082, fair Marine Glasses; August 13,1101. Brooch and Earring ■ August 13,1108, Btih Watch; Angnst 17,1126* Pair Sleeve Links and Cigar Casu; Auotsi 17. U«, Rljjr; August 20. 1150, Golc Albert; August 20, 1152, Gold Albert and Brooch: August 10. 1163. Family Bible ■ August 20» 1163, Brass Basa Instrument ■ Anguilt 20, 1182. Wedding Klog; Ananst 20* 1230, BHL Wstoh; Angast 29, 12JrGold Chain: August 29, 1251. StlG Watch : ineaal 20, 1256, Brooch, 5 pieces Broken Jewellery; Atwtnrro, mi.-80/O Watcb, H»ir Albert AxupXßtii, 1276, Gold Coin; August 20 1285 Clocks; August 29, 1286, Ring; August 25 1318.Ring; August 29,1321, «roocb. jiarrings' 2 Rings; August 29.133 d. Pair Marine Glasseii • AagUßt 29, 131 f. Diamond King; Aiaust io' ISI6, SHL. Watch and Albert; Hettember 8 1361. BHG Watch; September 10. 1378780Fi; AVatoh i September 10, 133,!, Ring; Seoteubisr 10, 1399. KOlfG Watch; September 10 UH Hewing Machlna ; Septem'asr 10, 1133 Treadle fowing Machine: Boptembcr 10, 1152, BHL Watch and' Albert; September 10, lift Broken Watch and Cnaln; fieptember 10 Ufii' SHG Wot6b ; fcotembcr 10, HGi. hln« '■ nor' Brooch and Korrirga; September 10, uos' Brooch, Barrings ana I Jenrtnnt; September io' 1519, Gold Bracelet: September 10 1519 Golri A'beft i'SeptemberU, 11W, GOFL Watch 'SeD. tembar 23. 1521. aut, Watch, Braj=s Albert- Peptember 23, 1531. Ring; Soptember 23 ltis" SHli W»ich anil Albert; "eotember 23 15(8* Diamond Brooch, Barrings, Ring. 3 Studs and Pin; Septembor 21, .1663. Gold Albert • Sen toinber 11, 1575. Krnkon GHf* Watch : Sbd te-.jber23.1531. SOFG Watch; September 23 KP2. SHL Watch ; December 10, 1880 8598* Dress; Heptnmber 22, 8220. Drees; November' 17, 8120, 3 Remnants; November 17 iflfia' Shawl, Blanket, and Pllows; Novemljer 19* 7917, Coat and Vest; November 19, 7801 Shirt and Dreeu; November 19, BG2O, Holt Clothes- Dumber 13. 8813, Romnanta; December 13.' 8815, Morning Wrapper ; Dccomber 13, 8«93 9 Shirts: December 13. 8697, Trousers and Vest- Depember 13. 8733. Droia; December 13, 8773! Salt Clothes; December 13, 8786 Remnant' December 13. >£02 JaoVet; Deosmber 26 8832* Coat; December 28. ssai.'coat; December 26 m% .Shawl aid Cloalt: December 20 SDIO C'aatand Vest; December 26, 9C50, Jacket airt Dressf; December 25.00C0. Coat and IrowssS- Bece»&«r hms. silkDrers; Deoemb^r 2b' 9123, 9Pieces Linen ; December 26 9112 nJ, coat; December 28. 91U, Bilk Jacket- r£' cembar 20, 9163, Pair V tan.™. «ept 19. 7W|.Bm«lfet Sundrioa YwiMzi January 21, 1&12, tmn&iatumtinttea' Anc-tmt i» 8335, Ulster,: Aatcnsl 18, 6162,Xes¥?(Ao in Jft 20, Biff, cvercoat; Ana-ss 22, 6192 Hni? Clothes; Ao»nst 2i. MM, Jacfect »nd Pattlcoat • Avgnot 22. 8679, Coat and "Vest; Septambers' 8768. Shawl and Sundries ; September 12 680? Kldlng-breeches, Jiri'ilo and Saddle Cloth' October 1,72C5, Carpet-bsg and contentj. ' ; TUESDAY, MAX 30. AUCT ION NOTICE, VAILE & DOUGLAS "TIT'ILL ■ hold'an Auction Salo of LAND AKD HOUSES, ON TUESDAY, Tim 30th Isbtant. VAI L E & DOUGLAS, Auciionecrs, StiorHand-street. TUESDAYS, *H X HAYMA X* X X "S, CJALE OF WOOXi, SHEBPSKtNR d Alffi]BjrjnioKLAM D<



Auctions. to-morkow; THE RBMUEKA YARDS, FOR SALE, at the P.cmneTa Taife, on Thursday aei!i,,Jls.r 18. at 1 o'clock, 73 Well-fatted Ca'.tlo. from T.Va!kato JO 3:ei3r3 and Cowa. Irom \\ aiain Sandhills (0 Ossn, twavy waisht", from Wattara 700 Fat Sheet) and Lambs . Fat and Store Pigs Dairy Cows and Store Csttle ALFRED £CCKLA>"I>. " FRIDAY, MAY 19. fH E HAY MARK ET. FOX SALE, at the Haymarfcet, orl Friday nsxt, at 11 o'clock, 9 Well-94!ected Wanginn'.-bred Harr eaa and Riding; Hor3ea, from t to 6 years old; tria!3gl?en. Also, 3 Light American Hnggiea. A Handsotce Grey Geldinsr, I years old old, suitable for town epring cart; ton trial given ALFRED BUCKLAND. jy O T I C B, AtTERATIOS IN WAIUKU SALE, Unitl further notice, the Monthly Saiea will be dijcontianad, and Qua' terly 3ale3 held »s hereto fore, oa the ith Wednesdays in July, October, January, and April HtTSTER & NOLAN, TUKSDAY, MAY 23 JUNCTION YARDS. 1/ioR SALE at tie Jnnction Yard?, on X 1 Tcusiiiy next,atlo'clcck, 110 Primo FAt Bn'locks 200 Fat 3heap and Fat Lambs 2:) Dairy foJ I'igi Dairy Cows, store Cattle, Sec At 1 o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAtf. FRIDAY, MAY 19 DIfEHAM YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Dnrham Yards, on Friday next, 2 Heavy Dranaht Colts 2 Medium Draught Fillies 1 Medium Draught Alaro, very atannch I 2-year old very handsome Pony Colt Hacks, Mght-baraeaa and Draught Hones Bnsjgiea. Dray?, Spring Carts, Harnes?, a&ddler?, &c. At 10 o'cloclr. HUNTER 5: NOLAN. BK.B.—New Sydney Dray 3 for sale. -pOYERxY BAY RYE GRASS SEED, A Very SnoarioT Sample of PUBK UN JUXBD POVERTY BAY RYS GRASS SKKD for Sale at Lowest ilariet Rates, HCiNTER & NOLAN, "vroTici a? ke m o v ai, QaBRIEL JLjHWIS In returning thanks to hla Friends and the Pnbllo generaUy for paat favoura, beg 3to In onn them that. In order to afford him a better Opportunity to EXHIBIT AIKRCHANDI3R ABOUT TO BK OFFERED TO PUBLIC COMPETITION, OR PRIVATE SALE, ho haa taken those COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS (Next above Messrs Stone Bros., and directly Opposite ITefara Thornton. Smith, and Firth's Flour Mills), LOWKR QUEKK-3TREBT, Where, In future, hla business of as AUC TIONEER AND GENERAL COMMI3&ION AGENT will bo carried on. G. L. asrnrea those who may confiile Goods to him for Sale, that no exertion on Ma part shall be wanting to farther their interests. Accoust Sales Pkomptlt FcasisHEß Advances Made on Merchandise ?ob Bona Fide Sale. Auckland. March 17. 1582 Baddleirvi RANTED INSPECTION. Everybody should see the Splendid Value In SADDLERY AND HJA!R|N;eSJS, SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, 3TIBJIUP3, E?rc, BtrppLiKD by W. S. Jones. Wholesale Mahujaotuese, QT7EZN-BTEKET. All ne latest Improvements, Noreltlcs, ana MoantiriK? to hand par Hermlone, Loch Urr, ani to arrive per Wellington, and Anazl, Thejjreatly tooroased datnand forhismann facturea, combined with the latest lmprorod labour-saving appliances, haa enabled W.3.J. to reduce tha coat of production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies hla customers wiU an article which, for qnalltr and price, eannoi be equalled, DUBABnjTY IS THE TEST O? CHEAPNESS, w. a jones, WHOLESALE MANtrrACTUBEB, OmESK-eTBIOR. .Lifo Insurance. HEAD OFFICE: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON, CouitisaiONEK _D, M, LUOKIB, The Only New Zealand Ldte OFricK, GOVERNMENT SECURITY. MUTUAL INBURANCK, LOWEST PREMIUMS. An Insurance of fiL2OO. at the Premium charged elsewhere for £1,0(30. belni? equivalent to an IMMEDIATE BONUS of £300, in Addi tion to jrou, Fabticipation in Phojtts. Agencies at nearly all Money Order Poat Offices in the Colony. Prosueotos Betting forth the very LIBERAL REGULATIONS and -I/OW PRKMUJMB Of the Government Offlce can be obtained on application. Workmen's Insurance Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH, Policies isaußD fbom £5 Upwabbs. PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. special tables for children. Che Only Industeial office with Participation in Pbofits and govkenmknt sscukity. ?olloles of £20 nnd upwards, after Three Yearn, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. MANAGES... o. GODFREY KNIGHT Convevanoes. nrUSLEGKAPE LIMB o* COACHES. W. X, CAimm COAOHKB wUI run to Ollowlng tlme-trtld, carry ng H.M.s maU t- Leavca CaraMdgo for Hamilton daily, at Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge flaliv on arrival o( Train, 2.30 p.m. """*• UD I*avea Te Axotia for Hamilton a« id a.m Monday, Wednesday, and Ifriday Leaves Hamilton lor Te Aroha at 8 m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking Office i Gwynse's Hotel, Wn-miitmi W. K. CARTKR, ,„ ,m Coaoh Proprietor, Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge. 6th March 1881. B EDWARD'S COAUUIsa TO' TUB i GOLDFIffiLD.-TIME-TABLK, Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tnes ay, Thursday and Saturday, Leaving To Aroha for Hamilton on Monday 7edneßiiay, and Friday, col al.Carriages provided to Order. B. KDWARDB ■ Llvrr? and Bait Btablea. OsmUtoa



I J£eclicai> | . ■ -—-—- punic .soiicb, I fcaya fcl3 day appointed MrC. W.Goodso*. of Qncer.-etrflet Auckland, 3c> Agent for the sale of my Homojopaifcic lledidnea (or Aock-, land City and Provincial District. Jf. MARSHALL HomceopaUilo Chemist. ■ rated at Dunsdin. thla 11th day o£ April, 1352. MrGoodaon will supply Medlcisea at la per bottle, or by the dozen. 9i \VTESX E«D PHAKMAUY, T V PONSONBY ROAD, SEAH TOP OS1 Fp-ursxrs Roid: A. J. BLOOMFIELD. Chemist ASD DSCGSIST, has opened the abOTe with a choice at tha beat Drngg. Chemicals. Patent Medicines, Toilet Requisites, and Stationery, etc HOMOEOPATHIC MKDICINEa Teeth careluliy Extracted. Dr Wi lkib attends daily, A. J. BLOOHFISLD. Vf 0 T I 0 2. MRS. E. HOMBERG, SCLZ AGEST O7j UK, HKILBKON'S CELEBRATEIi WORM CAKES, a«sa to Inform tha Inhabitants o( Auckland acg surrounding districts that she has arrived Iron the doath, und will remain for aocce time In Anckland, MRS. h HOMBKKCt has brought with her a anpp'j of these WORM CASKS, which have been very successfully used lr Europe and In the Auac Jlan Colonies. She will be happy to give an;! oformation to heads of families with regard to symptoms when affected with WORMS, aa well in children as In adults. No time should be lost to act against the worm .ilcinesn, which often causes many diseases, or else it may be too late to effect a nermaneat oare, aa ;h-» worms, etvecl&ll? the JpLJeared LARGE KOUND WOKM, and the THRKAD WORM, which will penetrate to every part of the body, even up to the BRAIN, creating FIT 3 and v> OHM S'KVEK. Two or three doaea of DR. HBILBRON'B WOKM CaKSS will be snfflclfmt to destroy and eradicate &c j kind of WUKiid, and can be got at a very small expense, MRS. HOMBSRO ia now residing at Devon shire House, Hobson-street, where she la prepared to receive Ladiea with their children. KCC L i & • DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, (MiiinKß PHiRMAOSrCTIOAL BOCIITYJ, BI ISLINGTON'S BUUUINQS KRJBBJCAN'3 BAY. PhyaioJanjj and Burgeons Prescriptions cam fully prepared with Pore Drugs and Chemicals. Dr. BYjPra atlanda flally at 8 cm. O U a L I C NOTICE, S, GILBERT, CHEMIST AVI) DRUGQI3T, Begt to inform his trlea la and the public eanerally that ha has REMOVED to moid Cental and Commodious preml ass, at 92, QTJX E S BTBIIT, opposite Wyndhsm-atroel, whore he hopes to receive a continuance of heir patroness. S.Q. has a Consulting Room that would anlt a Medical Man residing In the Suburbs. S. GILBERT, OußKif-81 RSXT. AM£3U A 1 « B. OHdCMIST AND DKUGOIBT, Hoaaos-ffi exxt, Oioaa TO W«u»»io!t*nnnH, xronmoueerv. pDEAP TTARDWARE EJOUsE. 231, QUEEN-STREET J» & J« Dickey, HAVE FOR SALE ROW ATT'S ANUCAPNIO LAMPS, ALSO, KXTIU Buejjkss, Fonts, Globes, and Wicks, Asd a Great Variety of C hlmnias. RODOEB'B LOCEWOOD'S, AND WIQJALL'S TABLE AND POCKETKRY. Johhsoh'B CELEBRATED SCISSORS, CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCEPANS, So, Gbdtfith's Patent Tka and Corns Pots, stamped Tinned Meat ahd Pie Dishes, Basins asd Mile Paks (all ilics), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, ahd Ovens, Bbooms, Sceubbeobs, Whibks, &c. Haib, Cloth, and Nail Beushss. {•abe's, blacks, akd lyndoh'B spades and digging forks, garden hobs, rakes, and trowkub. dlsston, sobbt & sfkaje, and jackson'B hand, rip, and tennon saws. Axes, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chisels, Arorjss, Planks, Hammers, Beaces, Twist and Fatxkt Bits Can sizes}. Locks Hinges, Nails, ahd Bbasswabx, Scon's Gkhudte Whit* Lbad, Kaw ahd Boiled Lihsxed Oil. wtb phr cent. discount Allowed to Coah Purchasers on all Balm anjonntios to 20s. and opwardr. Meronanaise. A RTHUR jj j^ATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, Lowze Queen • steket, Auckland (Opposite Railway Reclamation), And at 9, New Bboas-stbebt, London, Also Representatives in America, Con* tinental and Colonial Ports, GENERAL MERCHANDISE OIIJMKN'S STOBK3 TBIB, COTVEX3 PEPPKB AXD BPIOEa SRTSD FRUITS OANNKD rBCIT AND VEOETABLEB PRESERVED MEATS BUOAKS BICE, TAPIOCA, AKD BACK) DRYSALTERY CONFECTIONERY JAMS AND JELLIES PRESERVED riSH OANDLKS ■COLONIAL PUOSUOB TOBACCOS OIQAHB AND CH3ARXTTKS WAX MATCHKS ■WBAPPIHO FAPES3 RAPES BAGS TWINIB OILS AKD PAINTS HOPS CEMENT ASD PLASTEB OROCKKBT WAHOS AND HABMONIUMfI WINES AND BPIBITS AGBNCX AND HAMPLR ROOMS FoalßsmsH asd Foreion MANnrAOTOBBEa, INDEM"S FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE, Executed oh Advantageous Teems. Ijbehal Advances on Kanrl Qnxa. Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce for ship, merit to London, at which port same will xeoelre prompt attention from Mr L. A, Nathan ARTHUR H, NATHAN,



I.IOKEV IJ, LJIKD, on approved jjfx. tecaziij. ?,'. X. TYLER, Etiilcixi. TrJca tact. 71/t ONJSY TO LEZiD, lc large «i saaaß ■jJUL Koras. at osasa rates si tatoresS, COKNSLL.fc-.COOPKi'., SoUoito^J, Voleas lana. ONEY TO LttiiD, In sudm oi £?&j and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & P.US3ELL. Solicitora. Fcrt-gneet. VZCinCS TO LEND In Sums or £600 iM\J\J\J\J ua upwards.- 1. Ring, Short and-flrteet. TI,|"CN_Y TO LEND on Mortgage 01 Ftat-clABs Freehold Seccrltws. WM. COLEMAN, Solidtoz. Coraar of Qqwc and Shortland-9tr £57*00 B * ?L A R D< J. HART, Of taa Ijondon Loan C'Hce, having a iArge amount of ilo—yoa hand, and unable to invest It toadvantasja. tj determined to Lend It oat on Peraooal Security at greatly reduced rates o( interest. Repayable by weakly or montiiiy la- Btalmenta, or any other, way to suit Borrowers. Promlsaory Notea dlaoonisted. Renew&i! fSCscted If required. Money Lent en every dancrlption ot goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Thsatro Roys!, Yictoria-at. i,.ackland. ucklahs ykkm ane n t CO-OPKRATrv"K BUILDING AND INVHST. niIKNT SOCIETY. Omcii-93, Qosjar^TßJßW LOAX3 granted upon approved accuritiea ol Freehold or Leasehold Propertiea In sums of {Si to fifl.OOO, principal and Interest being re payable Id inauiircenift, a: the following rate; tor every <UOO borrowfri:— Raparmentaoitend-|p., ____ Total amouni tng ova* \ rsz IKK- Kapayable. 1 years _.._ 13 6 120 0 0 t years _ _ _ S3; 1U I ! Syears. _ _ T «: 1M 7 « 10 years - . 8 3! IB 18 i ear Knrther partlcalara may be obtained on tpplicatlou at tki jj^aiety'a Office. JOHN BATGEB, Secretary Y^ICTOKIAJN I.OAM AJXU Dla COUNI AGENCY, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND Tha 'above Agency having Opened a Brand) In Auckland Is prepared to Advance Sums ot Money, frorr £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Public Companies, and Other Securities at current ratee. Billl Discounted UaUy. Renewala.eOactad. To accommodate Borrowers Loan !of (aart £10 May txi repaid In lnstal—ants of lCa^per wae £20 May be repaid. In Instalments of'3oa per week Or by any other mutual agreement All communications, either personally or by letter, strictly cocfidocllal, Addreai— H I G H.- 8 T R E X T. Next Auckland Hotel). ; tßox'oo. Post-oßlce. Public Moticea mUE FRENCH BAKERY. W, J, EVAN3 (LATs-aUsirn), Hobaon-atrect, BREAD AND BI3CUIT BAKKR AND CONFECTIONEI'h Wedding Cakes made to order. MY PASTRY IS A SPECIALITY. A trialaol Iclted. t anjuscapk painting in oil l_ coLouna. Lnsscns given by MR CHARLES BLOMFIELD. For terms, &o, address Wood-street. Pon sonby. "\TATIVITIES CALCULATKD 1 5a to J-l £1. DV TBS Ancient and Wonderful Science of ASTROLOGY. Planeta' Transit? for one year, Sa; Good and Evil Daya for 12 months, 3*. Time and place ot birth muat bo stated. Students supplied with Placets' places for any hour dnrlnsj the last ICO years. Hooks on Astrology, Alehomy, Ma^io, cr Cabalistic. Books Bought or tixchsnticd. All Letters to enclose stamped directed envelope for reply. " uKION." S6. Grey-atreet. V I O a A^ ~i 5 to Roth's Public Hot Cold, end Shower Baths, Victoria -street _us. Charge, Osra BHiixrjfS. Open all week iar» from 8 a.m. to 9 p,m., and S today MoßKwns from 8 till 10 a.m. rha Bath-rooms are all private, snd roppllsd with every convenience, Turkish towels, fleah and hair bnuhea, combo, respirators, «cap», fct. Select bath-rooma (privatei for Ladlea every dar. at all honrs, with female attonrtacco. Two BHir_j.vo and SixpKscr. Please note the address: Victorl.v«treet Kasl. above the Grey hound Hotel, had nex> Ihe cheap lieddlnn &nd Vorcimra Mart. Anciland. IjIKUIT and POULTkY.—Mm larplce V having taken over the Bnslneea in Pueen street, next the Albert Hotel lately carried on by Knlßht & Co., has much pleasure In an nouncing that tho Stock of fruit and Poultry will be of flrst-claat quality and at most roiiwm able ratea. Families waited on "for orderv. Poultry dresaed daily. UoteU and restaurant* supplied. rTIREEBI TRIsESI TRKKS! At tho PARK HALL NUR3ERIKB, WiiMsi Road. Tho LAR^R3T and FINEST STOCK of TRANSPIiANTEO and &KKDLING TRKttS lv NELSON. 10.000 Fruit Trees, one, two. and threo years old 100.100 Wzcs Insignia, from 58 to 15s 100 25.000 Cupressua Macrocapa, from la to 2Cs 103 Walnuts. Chestnuts. Kilb»rt Nnte, Magnollaa. Erica Varlesrated, Holly. Yewg, Horaehestnu-s Quicks, barberrie?. Africm Box Thorn, and a Largo Variety of iTlowerlnK Habts, Shruba, &a John jQ^alk, WAIMBt ROAI>, NELSON. Kormoeee In Morte. TWTBW ZEALAND FERNS, X.l Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various way*, ntOM 13 C P TO 120 VAB ETlia, cr Sale by IRIC CRAIG, PHPrcza-gnujKT. ,8 T. M U N G O. NOTICE OF RKIIOVAL, CHA S. CANNING, In conveyinfr to his numerous customers and friends hi? sincere thanks for tho generous support accorded him daring the past twenty eoven years., would respectfully intimate to them that ho has OPENKD THOfiB NEW PREMISES Next door to Messre. GUnville and Kllrett. Grooars, and imtno'liatoly opposite to Unlca Bank of Australia, where all orders will be atteuded to during thn Krectios of nis Nkw Pb&mibss. C.C. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who flflve so long and so liberally ittfcromsed the Care, that that branch of tha business will still be carried on at the rear of Bhhor)t.dan3"fr8 hhor)t. dan3"fre 1e Ktr ei'tranCe ** St" Mnn*° Lsn6' « AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT, 187, Q.UBENSTHEET, ACCKLASD, Just Landed from the Orient Company's s.s, Ligcria and Potosi— A Choice Collection of BULB^, importod ex pressly for this Market A Xew and Choice Collection of Flower and Vegetable sEEDri containing ths lateet Novelties. English and Ameiicnn Clovers, Ryeijraes, Cocksfoot, Prairie, Meadow, Hard. Shuem Narrow-leaved and Tall Feaculoa, Poa Pretensia Creßted Doßstail, RlbgTasa, (JrooDing Bent Pon Triviallß, Hoa Nemoralis, Mea'iow Kozr^ii Yarrow, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Trefoilum, and a choice Bample of Lawn Grasa. Aeh Leaf, Fluke, i^pstona. Jackaons, ladles' Fingers and Taylor'B Kldaeys, Uchoolmaster, Magnum Borium, Eutton's Ked Skin, Flour Balls. Pinkeyes). Silver Skin, American (early and late) Rose, Brownhiil'a Beauty, and Hobar Towns, Oats, Maize, Barley, wheat. Bran, Pollard, Chaff,. Rock and Fine Balt. Bonednst and Boneflour of all Grades ana other Artificial Manures. A supplementary Catologao of Nursery Stock and Novelties will bo Issued next month free on applicnion to THOMAS STtfADAIAN Seed Merohant and Nurseryman, To Mr Steadman, Slr,-I have great pleasure In bearing testimony to the superior qualities of the grass teed and olovors purchased from you laat season; they were true to name, fresh, healthy, and vigorous, and they have given me W eatj«tisfactlon.-I am, &0., John Bollard, To MrThomaa Steadman, Flr.-Tho Garden Seeds purchased-from you laat Boaeoa have proved good, and Riven mo the greatest eatlafuo tlon.—Uapteln Harrison. Ponaon by. j^» ti aI T 8 AS O~H, Important to Storokeepors and Partlos Pre servinfr. — Zdward Lewla, of Oustom-houee- Btreet. has Just oponed a Large and Varied As sortment of Jam Jars and Jelly Cana for Pre serving pnrpoßea; also, Flvo Crates Stoneware Jars suitable for Butter Crocks and Bread Pass. &o "Ttf"OTIC_ O y KKMOVAL E, H. PiSRCY, BAKKR AND CONFK'CYIONRR, Beßa to inform hiß customers and friendß, and the public generally, that he la removing from his present residence, situate in Pitt-street, to a?iVTf' wKis 1611 br Mr Heath- Mr Peroy, in returning thanka for the liberal Bnpport recently accorded, respeotfuliy solioita a continuance of paßt favours. ™uu»ui Bride and ChristenlEg Cakaß made and orna- MrmS^rt*' Kamffies attended. ' Mumns aoa Crumpets as usual are Blspooialty



Tl 3 E A C O C X, » OPTICIAN, Haa in StocS SPaCTACLKS AND EYK GLA33K3 of every descripUon, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICRO3COPSS AND TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Aseroid Barometers, Thbbmjmbtshs, jElecteio Bells, jbait.seii£s amd FITTIXGS. Magneto Electric Machines and Medical Coila. OPKRA GLASSES. «INOCUIiAR FIELD AND iIAKINK GbiSSKS. Thkodoutks, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometer?, Saccharotneters, Saliaometeia, Argeatometers, &c, &c , &c AG2ST for TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHIN-K3 & KXTRAS. Instrumenta and Sewing Machines repaired. OPPoaiTK tpk Post OrpifE, Khort.'aod'-street. /CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL \J AGSNCT, SHnriso, coinii33iojf, and obnseal FOKWAEDIJiO AOEDTS, Orncz:l77. Quzes-stbebt. Accklakd (Opposite T. & 3, Morrin's): and at OintHTTNGA. Order Book at W. J. Hmrat & Cc'j. 101. Queen etroet, aa usual. For the greater convenience of the Public Boosing Oiilces (with storage) are now open as above, at which Gjod3 are received and for warded with despatch to all parta of New Zealand and Australia. Carting done la Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates. JOHN BOYTAN, C.E.] [BOBT. OTNDOH, C.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Licensed Land TuANsyEB Subvktobs AUTHORISED NATITO: LAXD STJBTEYOBfI, KNOLNEKEINO AND QUANTITY SUEVKYOBJ. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. ATJCgIANP. DaVIKS AND TR£N CHARD. LAND, KSTATK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSURANCE BUILDINGS, QUIUIK-STBMr, AUCKLAOTJ. VAEIOCS PEOPEETIKS FOE SALS JS TOWM AND COUNTRY. HOUSES, PBOPKETIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OB SOLD ON COMMISSION. E CARROLL, Wholesale and Retail • FISH AND OYSTER DEALER, CcsTOitiiocsi-arBEKT. oppoelteThames Hotel, Auckland. Fresh und Smoked Fish always O£ hand. Conntrr Orders punctually attended to. LMJOKTbINDLNu & r-AJ^tt-KUILLNU J3 BT ||i~ WILLIAM LEYS, "% %'-; BOOK-BINDEK,PAPER-RULEK J, Kj ■ MsaxiiAJtTa' AtxousT Books Ruled ,jj and Board to Pattern, 'p |~j MUSIC. MAGAZINES. BIBLES S |. H AND PRAYER BOOKS. J Three Doors above Stab Offle*. DAKKna' SVSCIXt BULKD DAY.BOOKB. LIBIiAKY V K)K3 STRONG & CHKAPLY BOUND. CL AX X c BKOTHKKB, AIiTIST PHOTOGKAPHEBB (OPPOBITB fntlOX IlifTKI. QUSXN•B TBB XT, AUOELARD, Photography in the Latest and UoM Fuhloo&blo Styleo, Kxeouted lai a manner Unsurpassed in the Colonies. All Photographs taken by tha I.NSTiNTxWIOI'B PBOOKBS. LABOI COLLSCTION KKW rEAiAJTD VTTWS Always on Hand trUGH K. UILMOUB (Late Thomas J. Harbutt), STEAM BKUBH, PORTABLIC FOKGE. AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VICTORIA-STRKET EABT, Auckland. rriO TUE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS. X BTHKKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. B 6^V E V Qaa recently Oponed a First-olaaa BUTOHXBT AT TEX COENEtt 07 THE KYBEE FAB 3 SOAD, PRIME CORNED BEEF always on hand. Families waited on for ordsrs ""ftTEWTON YNKIiETIAW BLIHD Xl WORK QBO. TUCKKR, VXNETI.AN BLIND MAKER AND WIBB WORKER, KASAKOAHATI ROAD, NSWTO*. yenett&n Blinds of the beat quality m£de and (lied at la psi loot, Wireworr, of any deacrlp* Uos and palters, mads to order ' HAD&lr* nmitlv srnonud. \\r ILL 1A M THOMAS, V 1 Corner of Lome and Vlctorla-vtreeta, Auckland East KOatTMEITAL, MASELE, AHD GSMWIAi STOHBMA3ON, ABCHITECTUaAI. 86ULFTOB AND CABYXB. . Inscriptions accurate and beantUnL Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and erary descrlptioa of Stone Work at the lowest poaslbii crlcee (or town and countr* 7T~K~i a n d v oxx sv, \JT COACH-BUnj)ERB, GREY-STKEET, AUCKLAND, N.a-lron-barS Bhafta, Bpokeo, Belloes. Blue Gum and kinds at Hardwood, at LowaM Market Prim*. YOUNG MEN'S CHKISXIAN ASSO CIATION. COBHKB OF WELLESLEir AND AIJ3EHT BTBEETf! Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2a 6d per quartar. The Library contains up wards o£ 2800 vola. In the various do partmen ta of Literature. Subscription, 2s fid per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-home Registers. ! Mooting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.39, I Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.3d. Blbla i Heading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30, Blbla ; Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. BTRANBKRB ' jid ethers (especially Young Men) oordiaUf/ invited to visit the R«ntn« where all infomation may be obtained. Open from 8 a.m. til 110 s.m YOUWG WOMEN'S INBTITUTB AND BOARDING-HOUSE. QUEZS-STIUET. Open daily from 10 a.m. till P. 30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 13 to 3 pan. Tea from 6 to 7 p.m. Ko&rdlng-bouse tor Young Ladles who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Hen. Secretary, Y.W.C. +. Meeting every Thursday, 1.80 p.m. Governess" Agency, dervants* X glairy, and Lending Library in connection with the Insti* ntn. imENCIAGI FENCING 1 FuNCINGII Contracts for all kinds of Fenolng taken by Sam White; also, for Sale. Pnriri Posts, Totara Pwus. Kauri and Hobarton Poat«, Rlmo and Hobarton Ralla. 10.000 Kauri Palings at 9s House Blocks, 100,000 Bhlnglcs, good broad heart. 13s (delivered). Come early.—Sam White, Qora-ttreot. | ttSTiULiaUKU 1SO», ~" "A/f R X. TKAF* OB D, BURGEON DENTBT WAKZ7IKLD-83BKR, HBAS QVKWB-BnMMt, Palnlaai Kitraotlnn of Teeth by tha Ozid* Nitrogen Gas. Profeaslonal Honrs—B a,m. till t o.m. WAKNOCK BKOTHKitB, BOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, OOX*S CREEK, RICHMOND. OrrlOSl DI7BSAH-BTBEBT, 'ttmn.iin^ Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bonce, |^ r XI M E & CO, BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGERS, Xaeanoahape Road, Nbwton Cln tho<ie Promlees lately occapied by Baddlng ton and Lalng), Wish to call attontlon to their IV.roe aod Varied bTOCK of Bniiaera' and Furnishing Ironmongery, comprising all the latest Ameri can and tfngiiah Novelties— A Choice Selection of Register Grates Colonial Ovens, Fenders Iron BodcteadailHlnKle and Double) Children's CoU>, Tinware (Large Assortment) Enamelledware, Bruahware " ■ Washing Machines and Wringere Electro Plato. B.M. Teapota Sofa Springs and Chair Web, Sponting Horse Nails, Files i&c. Cutlery, iilno, Caps' Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tuba and BuokeU FUtera, &0., Pails. Looia, Hlnnca.&o., to. A Speciality made of Carpenter,, aad j omßra .



.business Notices. THE MA V MARKET, 106. QUEEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND, OX SALE, arkivkd psr COROMANDEL asd ROMAN Eill'iaS,— White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Clover, Cow grass. Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Created DogitaU, Bare, TrefoUnm ■ Incarnatum (Scarlet Clover), FROM AMERICA DIRECr- Tlmothy, Kentucky* Blaegrasa (Poa Pratensid). Poverty Bay Ryegr&ss, Canterbury Ryegraas. Cocksfoot, Pralriegrass, Rattall. EARLY SEED POTATOKS, AS Follows t- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Victoria. LATER VARIETIES—Hobart. Button's Mag snm Bonam, autton"* Flower Ball, etc Also, Oats, Barley, G&roen and Flower Seed. Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt, Brin, Sharps, Now Zea )ADd Flax, Tow, dacon and Hsmi BONEDU3T and BONEJfLOUR of all grades. ISLAND AXD PERUVIAN GUANO, &C, SO. HESKETH & AITKEN. TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW TON AMD SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. EDWIN STOOKLEY (OF GfiZAT WORTH KOlD), Is prepared to Empty Karth Boiea and Cesspits. Orders left at Newton Howl, Ponaooby Cmi Hotel, and Edinburgh Caatie will receive prompt attention. Tor ma medarate. ti.) W' ' H. BKINNEK « SON, • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINBRS, VOLOAM LA.VX, All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Kzporienced Workmen, Shop yronts. Office Fittings, &o. pOAII UUALI GUAL! WHAU WHATJ COMPANIES, WHANGAKISL OBncai NO. 8 LOWER QOEEN-STREET. 1 W. SLOANS, AQKNT. T" AIT B* KOTH JS X O M^RHI.H Aim FRKKSTONK MABOHB Uosumenta, Head-stones, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Ralilngs. nracaipnosa xxtamzn w a gavaaoa bttim. Piuoxa and Dssiam FRBB on AppUoatton. ASDUHUr- Cosirßß o» BOTLAHD AtTD LOBHX STBXXTB, AUCKLAND Waar JnncMoo of Oneeo and Watefleld streata A UCKLAMD PICTURE-ITKAMIHU AND GILDING DBPOT, J, R. Di COUECEY Beaa to notify to bla old friends and the gens pubUo *^*fc bo fc<m nt»iwrt^^n \^q 2dana(resicnt of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PIOTURB-FRAMINQ. MOUNTING, fox, In all Us branches will bo undertaken at prices dotytng cotnpetltloa. aSTiMATza oiwr. A Large Stock of jioaldlngs, Platnre-tramlng Uaterials, and Pictures of orery do&crlptlon alwan on hand. QUEEN-STREST, JUMOTION 09 WAgZnKLD^TBKCT. fjIISHKK AND CO, (taiIITEDJ, X 1 WnoLKHir.a Shippino & Vakil's Butuujebs, (Jußun-etreet (next Bank of New Zealand, Auckland), — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-eared Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in Large QrunttUea. — N.B. —Dealers in Game. Live Phe&santa forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited cm to town or raborba. JAMKS STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORIBKD 6URVKYOK, COSXKB Of SHOKTLAND ASD O'CONNUI* BTBKXTB. OIL, CULUUK, ArtD QLaSS. MKBOHANTS, W, PaiLLippa & Son, 96 & 97, QUEEN-STHKET, AVCKLAXD, N.Z., LMPOItTERS or PAPKRIIA N G I N Q 8. Panel Decorations, OLAii3—Pcllßbed Silvered, and Roogh Plats Kn g ii.h u d Contlnentai Sheet, Photo graphlo. Glass Shades. WBITK LKAD, Coloorf. OU, VARNIBHBB Broahea, Mixed faints, Carson's Antlocr roslve and Patent Sllloate Paints. MOULDINOS-Gllt. Stained. Veneered, fox Picture Kr&me and Room Decoration*, Fancy Frames tor Cabinet and CD.V, PIOTUBXS of every description in great variety Bgbatß—Photos and Coloured. Albnma for Photos, Scraps, Ice. fee. fix. Oat-out or Overlay Uounts, all site*; Cabinet and CJD.V, Mounts; Artists' Requisite* W. P. &. H. having always on hand the largest ■took ot the above goods In the North Island of Mow Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Sample! of Paper hangings from open ■took, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auckland should inspect our stock erf Paporhangings and Pictures before fitting np their new homes; they will w^4 aoma thing io mit the "iAt»n« of everyone. W. PHILLIPPB & BON, F'tt'TL l i rVo "ci nun, • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS, Importoratof Paperhangings, Scrim, Palnta, Otlg, Turpentine, Colours, Vamlahes, Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, Sheet, Crown, OrnamentzJ, and Photoarsnhlo Glass; Plotnre Frames and Tapestry Moulding! Clock and Compass Glasses, Ulazed Sashes and Doors. Glass out io size and carefully p' okod. <X 6 VI. OUKKN-BTRKKT. / rpHOS. T TTARUUTT, '- 1 THJt KAPAI CORN BROOM FACTORT, CCBTOM HOUM-ST. Prioes i West, From ivt per doe, 'pHAMJSS CAKKIAQK AND DRAY A FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, Peoprietoe, VioroaiA.sTßßET East, Auckland. Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly axeouted on the shortest notloe. Springs made and repaired. Always on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Bhaf ts and gpokos. Rod Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N J.- Country orders punctual! attended to. A UOKLAND JttAO UUMFAO DURIIAM-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In each 3 week tor the Purchase of til kinds of KAGB. MKTAL. luu. WIM QABH J«J. f X L H A M • LADDER ft BARROW MAEJCR, 80 and 82, Victoria.stkxbt, ■vary Description of Ladders, Steps. Barrowa, f arrow Wheels. Cloches Horew, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chesta, tec, on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Ofltaa Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notice. N.R-Ladders, Steps and Barrowi lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for gale i also, a anrvrt VajHnoello nh«»n j^ IOiXKB a CO AOKNTS FOB STDmtT PAPKE MILLS, Have always In stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper. Grey and Brown wrapping, and are prepared to indent any altos, qualities, or oolours ro an red. These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged .to bo superior to moat II m ported. Cavalier Fibre's Genuine Frenoh Brandlo* American Carriages American Harness. To Abbttb * Farm and Express Wagons jmVKNIHu OOHOERTS. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS, BONQS, DUETS, &C to. " Kvery Perron oan have these In their ow Home by ftftlHnpf on J. HOWDEN, SHOSTLAHD.STBBKT, and Pubohahinq one of his Nkwxs-Impokibi. P I AN O a UUPEKIOR CORRUGATISD TAfIKJS. .8. PARKER • HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with Tap ready for use, £3 and unwards. At his Steak Works, VKTTORiA-eTßJnsi, or his Bhop WsxLxaußy-«TBitiT. Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, ana Down pipea alwayß In stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notloß. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A ohoioa Bolootlon of Chandeliers, &c, at his Wellesley-street ahop, Ooontrr orders will always receive bla proiap J attention, Lioenaed to lay on Water. Sou nortn or thb Zhfbotbd iMAtt- RSCW RlDBJtHft



Merchandise. Iff DORTER & C 0 TVEOLESUE AND BTJTAIIi IBOSMOKGKKS ANB IKON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. FLIES 1 FLIES 1 FLIES 1 FLIESt fS ;»■■'■■" ;>'~.^ spJ||fel *| n"o housz.- hotzl, ristaubant, ob Shop, should be without xse tbafs. WIBB DISH COVERS BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUSAGi. MACHINES KNIFB-ULkaMN G MACHINES IBON BEDSTEADS AND COTB, B. PORTER & CO. Wish particularly to draw attention to theb Stock at Q-ARDEN J^KQUISITBS, Comprising tha CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10, 12, U, and 18 Inch, being kept la ftoek. AMEBICAN LAWNSPRINKLKJtS, With Nickel-plated Arms EHOUSH VSEOS Oii RORDEJS CUTTKB& a iT m g A g H" Ho Jls ** I• 1 ■ | 1 • S 3 > a 9 I § I j a TBXSX TBIiOW A CONTINUOUS BT_tAM, India Rubber and Cotton Hose, Hose Real* Jots, Spreaders, Unions, &c, fee, GARDEN SYRINGES. NKTB tor Protecting Fruit from Birds Earthenware Fern Stands, Mignonette Boxes, fee, &c Pruning Shears, nower uathering and Vina Scissors Hand Seed Drill*. Scythes, Hooks, Hay and Digging Forks, Steel Rakes and Weeden &C, £c &c. EST SHEFFIELD KLEOTRO-PLATED GOOD 3, from Job. Dixon's, Atkin Bros*., and other first-class makers. Joseph!! Rodders and Sons and Look wood Bit! CILKBBATBD TABLX AND FOCKJT CUTLSBT, RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES These MMhlnos possess c a vnn age ova all others by being fitted with a pressure oham her, whloh la charged with brink before Insert* ng the needle Into the meat, thereby preventing the tntrodnotion ot air. Meat safely corned in the hottest weather, Oast-leon FouirrAtKS and Vases, WHITB WIRK MO3S BA3KETB, BPONQB BASKETS. CRUETS, TSA-POT STANDS & SHERWOOD'S KGO BOILKR3. GALVANIZKU IRON FRAME NETTING. "p TOOBTEE A riO,, WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-STREET, ADOSTLARB, This Dzfartment is Hntihel* Wbocssj STOREREKPKRS SUPPLIED AT LOWE CORBKNT UATKS, Large HuppHoa constantly on hand ot BUDLDKRS' IRONMONGERY, Mining! Re qnlaltea. Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Sawa kept In stock np to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zin Fencing Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvils, Vioes, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumpg, Cenbifng Pumps. Blast Fans, HydraaUo Jaokß, Pnnnh Ing Machines, &c, &c. ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FOB WARDED WITH DESPATCH,



cJunsmitli. DEVITT, Quamaltw, 244, qneen. j itreet, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 350.—Always In Stock end to art-ire by direct Importation from England made to advertisera own ordor —Chokebore Breech-loading Guns, Doable and Single MuoJo. loaders, Bieech-loading Revolvers, Breech-load. Log Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Baaa, Onn Oases, Powder Flasks, Shot Poaches, and every article necessary 13 complete the outfit or i iporteman. An assortment cl every description at Revolver Cartridges, and all the ban Brandt In Sporting Powders are Imported direct irozn the makers "by the advertiser, who can guarantee thslr good quality. Canridgaafor the infield, Snider and Terry Kifira. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other sped, alities always on hand. Country dealer* liberally dealt with. Gens Re-stocked, Browned, etc an c every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable pi Ices . Notice,—Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. Y. Chokebore Breech loading Gum choajr. The largest stock, la Aacidicd to chaoee from. Also, In stock, • tree ftcicrtmoni of Klreworki of the Ibett a*iltT rishlns T*ikU Land and Estate A (rents. UAM I JSL Y. UULLIHS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT. HIQH-STEEST, AUCKLAND, LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. I'or Sale, on terms to suit pnrchasers, HntreiM and ALLotmehts of various sizes, n Bereaford street, Heplnrn - street, Wellington-street, Wolfe-street, Kast-Btreet, Graf ton Rc&d, Symonds-abeet, Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly Instalments, Snares Bought and Soli. D. F\ E v A N s ESTATE, HOUStt AND LAND AGENT. MONEY TO LrND. And every facility given to Purchasers. HOWE-STREET.—(near top) Pretty Villa, 5 rooms, &c allotmen 30 x 100 425 ALBERT-STREET _ (near Symonda - ftreet) Handsome Villa, 8 rooms. Sec.; nice garden, pleasant position. £625 424 KYBER-PASS—Superior Business Premises .J2fl WILUAMS-STREKT-Niee Cottage, 4 rooms, &&, &c £300 iia SPRING-3TREKT - New and well-finished Villa; 2 allotments, &o. &c. £350 109 MOUNT KDBN—New and well-finished Villa main road frontage ing VDJCENT-3TKICET - House 6 rooms: good position. £100 106 LINCOLN-BTREKT-Now House, 7 rooms: large allotment. £425 405 PON3ONBY TKRRACK-Nice Villa,s roomsl corner allotment, &c £330 103 FERNUJIOH-3TREKT-Large Double Hoasa. 8 rooms, fee, &C. £4GO 401 PBOaPJCCT-STEBKT-Newand well finished Villa. 4 rooms, &c £260 100 PRS^TE^ ACi^yeranaah ™*& « UPPKR QUKKN-STREET-Two New and well finished Houses; corner lot: a oood pro perty. Price for lot, £1.000 393 PONSONBY KOAD-Honao, 6 rooms • comer allotment; good position. &C..&0. STB PONSONBY. near All Saints'Ohurca-A very comfortable Family Residence. Price. £7(10 3J4* SHKKUAy-STRKEr, near Ponsonby Ball- Nice Cottage, 1 rooms, &o, am 3oa And, Several other Properties In various partn RBLKN3VILLK-Bnug Farm, 124 aores, good homestead, &c, jsg MOUNT AliBaRX-Honso and four acres near station 51 BAY OF I3LAND3-10 acres, nnlmproved 410 ORUAWHORO-Farm 317 acres, good homo, stead. So. U3 TAKAPONA—3I <cres, House, and Oat-build- TAKAPUNA-91 Acres, unimproved. 419 Building AUotments at Northoote, Ponsonbr, Mount Sden, 1\ c wtoa, and other niacos. rantrinu from 13a 6d per toot upwards. «■»»"«"'■ Toll particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land, and Estate Ageht, Is 9, qv k k n-s tre bt, Next Hkkat,d Office, R. C. G""" 1?^ LAND AND KSTATK AGBNT, QtTXEN-STRKET, PITT^TREET-For Balo. a Superior Rest depm of eight rooms, well and subßtanUally finished, la«?e freehold allotment <4C x isnf situated in Pitt-street, opposite Grey street} very suitable for a medical man. the poeUtai beto« good. Price £90a-R. C. Greenwood TTTAIKOMin STATION-Kor Sale, lMacrea TT good Land, partly fenced and in grara^ fifty acres good bnsh, Rood ma at back liolna' Potter* bush.and Keller . f a r. n) . im SItoSSS! together with good slx-roomcd Hoase, cow-ehod! &C, and five-acre oichard: larea earrtml Price fim-R.& Greenwood/ ™ KMden. MOUNT ALBEKT-ifor Bale, 2 acree of Uich with frull and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; gooT view Prioe. T7-AURI GROVE FARM. WAITAKERHL , . I 1 "npe^toe eale (situated about five minutes walk from railway train). Ksnri Grove Farm. Waitakerel, containing 210 acres, with 7-roomed Dwelling-house, Farm Buildings, and Store; nearly 100 acres in grass, good girden and orchard, about 100 aoioa of tltree and mSed bush timber Bnitable for posts, rails, and nre- Si^'fe \ considerable quantity of firewood £ *f £l ha?"?«- One team can haul from lfl to 20 tons of firewood per day to the nearest railway station; carriage to Auckland,under team may be taken at a valuation. No reason able offer refused, as the owner ia abont to IS J^ 6™; c"?,— Apply on the premiss ttto!"^!? 11 S^ C Greenwood. Auotiooeer 5" rf^JS^^ll6^ 111111 N-w- of lot 164, rarisn of Okahu, Hobson County, Immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company^ Sroperty; stream through the lai-d. Price low. terms.-R. O. Greenwood. » mHB othw Farm consists of 80 aores goofl X land, fuUy Improved. 10 aores bush lard. Pri W i'roomed House, &o pOR, SAI.K-Seven-roomed Cottage, Bltuatod x at, tha Wl»b. main road frontuae- Rood 0' M "»of l«a.^sf g F°K . sf Lßrl«t 37, Parish of Monsonnui, oo ««- Is?* f0?/ acrea of vorT choice! and 1 iW f or^ h mo°- ALsorsouth-western porUon of lot 79, containing 33 ucrcs of very good land, joins Improved lands. Price. £50. Also, hau, li, 15, an<f3s of the town of Uang? %hk X.^'JB ?? a"» e&ch- for lot, £35. The above lot of lands are a capital lnvestmont, md easy terms oan be made-Bay £25 cash, TiSt e sAT13? tf me,? t8—X- S Greenwood. ' if OB BALH-^ miles from Auckland, 5 to SJ £.««£3 i Good Land (Unimproved); weU K?«^ii: "'•"etonood roads; 10minutes walk from railway station; suitable for anyone wish, ing for smaU dairy farm, and to keec a horse aSS;8188^ J? 4, vlßw Z oo*'' looaUty. Mount Albort. and the land adfoii jig being all taken 55,7 lai2edI ai2 ed »' 'our times the price asked for aX™** Ttz" m lOs anaoMI ' WvaWeon|tha anterrod payment syatom, or as agreed. K. C. GBEEJiWOOD, AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AOBNT