Correspondence.

SUPERFICIAL ORTHODOXY.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—l have no Intention of assuming the position of a partisan in tho controversy aroused by Mr Monro's recent discourse on scepticism, but I wish to point the logical consequences ot bis remarks on' superflo al (sceptical study "in Saturday's Star. This can be done by simply changing two or three of hia worda. He sayß that "anyone ignorant of the evi denoea ot Cbrlstianitr, and unacquainted wltb the faota of the Bible, is not justified In advocating sceptical views. The man who takes up the position of denying this and that in connection with tho Chris'ian religion must bave carefully and minutely investigated all that can be Bald on tho Christian Bide." By parity of reasoning it follows that "anyone ignorant of tbe evidences of Christianity, and unacquainted with the facts of ' sceptical criti cism and objootlon' la not lustlfled in advo cating ' orthodox' views. The man who takes nj the position of 'affirming' this and that in connection with the Christian religion musi bave carefully ami minutely investigated all that can be said on the 'sceptical' (as well as on the Christian) side." I wcutd atk Mr Monro, How many Christiana have done this? How many can give a " reason for the faith that la In them?" Would he venture to assert that one in a hnndrel can 1 Which is the more prevalent, "sucerflolal" orthodoxy or "super ficial " scepticism 1 In what respeot Is * the latter more censurable than the former ? Would it not be as well for Mr Monro to remove the beam from tbe orthodox eye. before complaining of the mote in the sceptical visual organ? I .conclude with the worda of John Locke: " lie who has enquired, and come to a wrong conclusion, la in a more gracious state in tho sight ot heaven, than he who is in the rißht faith, not having enquired at all."—I am, &c, WM. Coopkb.

Port Albert News.

Our Port Albert correspondent writes i— On Tuesday, the 25th ult, the settlers met in the Public Hall for tbe purpose of pre* senting a plated tea-service to Mr Q. Plummer, as a small token ot the respect and esteem in which he is held by his many friends here. Messrs Mawcr, Sbepbard, Hartnell, Ward, Hunt, and J. Wilson Bpoke briefly, bnt in a kind and feeling manner, expressive of tbe loss the district would sustain by Mr Plummer leaving. The meeting was not of a happy character. So many of the original Nonconformist settlers have left of late, that it will be well if tome one at the proposed 20th anniver sary of the Albertland especial Settlement, to be hejd in Auckland, will refer to the fact. Occasionally we get a visit from one who boasts that he ia proud he is an . Albertlander, and (when on the platform, Port Albert), "that he admires the pluck,, energy, and indomitable perseverance of the Albertland settlers." And what then 1 Why, he goes back to Queen-street, Auckland, and makes more money in one week than any Albertland farmer does in three months'. Of conrse we like sympathy and a little flattery. For several weeks past I notice tbat the STAR quotes the price of eggs to be la 9d wholesale, and 2s retail, while the storekeepers pay the settlers here Is 3d, and last week Is 4d per dozen. lam cur ious to know, and somewhat interested, who gets the 8d per dozen. Our co-opera tive store seems drifting into an ordinary private retail store, and it is diflicult to suggest a remedy. Hitherto it has been well-managed, looked at from a share holder's view; but the store's success must depend upon the purchasers' good faith, practically shown by spending their money there.

Mail Items.

IRISH OUTRAGES.

'I he following are a few of the worst cases reported In March: The honse of a farmer named O'Conncll, residing near Drosna, was broken into by a party of "Moon lighters." O'Conncll was shot down, his wife and daughter were dragged out of bed, and knocked down by blows from the stock of a gun. Mra O'Connell was also shot be hind the right knee. O'Connell lies in a pre carious condition. A party of men also at tacked the houses of two widows residing riearPatrickswull, Limerick. Apolicepatrol was in the neighbourhood, and on hearing ,kbu.,»oi*»-iTCffl7 luK«r_B tbo spot, but the assailants escaped. The police, who Wiire able to identify the party, arrested three men the next morning, and the prisoners were remanded to the petty sessions. Five men have been arrested at Cork on the charge of attacking a farmer's house at Ballygavon, situated about five miles from Cork, and committing great violence, GROSS VANDALISM. A strange discovery has been made in the Burg at Vienna. There is a certain lofty gallery leading from the Chambers of the Crown Prince to the chapel, and the walla of this passage are lined with historical pictures of lmmence value. Still, this gallery is neither very well lighted nor much used, and the pictures, precious as they are, have only been placed there because of their great size. Workmen have lately been employed in repairing the telegraphic communication between the different parts of the vast bnilding, and in the course of their labour a skylight look ind on to this corridor has been opened, whereby prying Bunrayß have fleen able to stream upon the dark canvasses. To the horroi of the captain of the palace, Herr' Kurchner, who is ths responsible personage, the eyes of all the figures of toese pictures have been found to be cut ont, so that starting holes are left. The perpetrator of this piece of vandalism is as unknown as the motive which induced the act, which, it is suggested, might have' been done out of mere reckless mischief, or the work of some " pepping Tom," who wished to spy what was transpiring within Imperial walls. The mischief was done some time ago.

The "New Zealand Presbyterian Church News" for May, published by Mr Chap man, possesses several excellent articles of "

special interest to its readers. The editor in a brief essay introduces the Subject of a New Hebrides Company for the social im provement of tbo islanders, and therefore snbmits certain views for consideration. The missionaries ask " whether the time has now ariived when it would tend to the advancement of the interests of the mission to have a trading company started separate from but in full sympathy with the mission. The company, we suggest, would have for its main object the benefife~oE the natives, whilst at tbe same time conducted so as to be self-supporting. Its agents should be men of known Christian character, who might reside with the missionary of the station at which they might be staying for tbe time, and be liable to be withdrawn if they bo conducted their business as to injure his work. The missionaries wonld use their influence with the natives on be half of the company. We consider that tho company should not confine itself to one particular thing, but should be ready to work any particular branch which might appear capable of being wrought to advan tage, Three or perhaps four agents wonld be needed, besides a vessel to convey goods to and from the colonies. We believe that with active sober men as agents, such a company would prove a. success, and be a means of raising our natives in the scale of civilisation." A let ter from Mr John Lamb appears in reply to the suggestion, and is disposed to enter into the proposed scheme. The Rev. D. W. Runciman, of Ponsonby, contributes an article en the "Religious Training of the Young," which contains wise and prac tical suggestions. The article, "Poorly Filled Churches," from a discourse by Dr Lang, of the Barony Churcb, Glasgow, is of a practical and very useful character. This religious monthly serial deserves well of the Presbyterians of New Zealand.

Tt is not generally known that tbe ap pronching marriage of Prince Leopold wil draw the Royal Family in closer alliance with Ireland. Yet such is the fact. The uncle of the Princess Helen of Waldeck is mariied to an Irish lady. Prince Leopold's future aunt was a Miss Gage, daughter of a clergyman who lived near Dublin. Nearly twenty years ago Prince Albert of Waldeck met the young lady at Bonn, and fell des perately in love with her. Prince Albert was inconsolable, and marriage being in. dispensable, the ceremony took place quietly in Dublin, and Miss Gage became the Countess Yon Rhoden, Two years ago she became aunt to the Queen of the Netherlands, and will shortly become aunt of our Prince Leopold.

Young ladiees and gentlemen about to start housekeeping will be relelvedof a great deal of trouble by calling on the undersigned. You can ascertain in a fow minutes the cost of furnishing a three, four, five, or six roomed houso. n ot only oan you form a correct estimate, but you oan Bee all the goods ready for delivery at the various prices. Garllo_"and Cranwell keep a larger stock of carpets and bedsteads than any other house in Anokland; alao the greatest variety of household furniture, most of It manufactured by their own workmen. Five per cent. di»oount allowed for cash at time of purohate. New-oomers are Invited ta stroll through the City Hall Arcade, and aatisfy themselves by an inr, paction of the stook of the good value we offor. and the readme bs we are enabled to excouto orders entrusted to onr care. -Qarliok and Cranwell, City Hall Aroade.- Advt.

Printed and 'published by the Pro inner * Hrnrv Brett, of Bymondß-atrset at his , General Steam Printing Offloe, Wyn clim street, in the Province of Anokland.New 2ie ' land, , Thubsday, Max *, ISS2,

! IHK AUCKLAND RVENING STAR MAY 4



? j. ! _taoi;ioii_. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, ex ' Rotomahana,' from Chrlstchuroh, 15 First-class Draught Horses ALFRED BUCKLAND. i SATURDAY, MAY 6. THE WAIUKU CATTLE SALE, FOR STOCKOFALL KINDS. OA WELL-BRED STEERS, fo\J coming three years old. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, IH B HA V M ARRET, ejALB OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, 0 HIDES, aad |TALLOW, each Tuesday, al Uo'elaek.; ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUEBDAY, MAY 9. IMPORTANT SALE ii OF TOWN AND COUNTRY LANDS IN TAURANGA. j In tbe Supreme Court of New Zealand, j| By Order of the Registrar, FTIHE undersigned have received instruc- A. Uonß from the Registrar of tho Supremo ■I Court to sell by publio auction, at their Sale 111 Rooms, The Strand. Tauranga, on Tuesday, the f . 9thMay,lßa,atl2o'olocknoon. : ITRB FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, Viz :- Mr Andrew Wilson's Improved Farm, situated on the Tanranga-Tbamea Road, being Lots Nos. 56 and 66, Pariah of Te Mania, and containing 810 aoresi About 200 aores are \\ fenoed into paddocks, and laid down In I graaa The river flataa-e rich, and capable ot producing large orops. The Dwelling house Is pleasantly situated on tbe banks of the Waltakohe River, and is comfortable and well finished. The farm la abundantly watered throughout, Title—Land Transfer. Terma at Sale. Also, That Property In Harington-street, recently oooupied br Mr J. O. Yonng, being Lot No, 27, Seotlon 1, Town of Tauranga, having a | frontage to Harington-street of 66 feet and a depth of about 80 feet. The dwolUng- I honso oontalna five rooms, is well built, and oommands a good view. TITLE GUARANTS-D. Terms at Sale. I Immediately after the above tho following Properties will be offered, vis. :— I Lots 29, 30k 31, 31a, 32, and 33, Section 1, with I Dwelling-house containing 12 rooms. The Lots have long frontages to Barlngton- I / street on the North; to Hamilton-streat on the South, and to Dnrham-st. on the West. II Their position Is unsurpassed, and should 11 strongly recommend them to the attention of ! capitalists and othera as a moat eligible : Investment. i , T-BMS VEBY EAST. I Lots 25 and 28, Seotlon 1, adjoining the above, with a frontage to Hamilton-street of 132 I feet. The buildings on these Lots comprise I Dwelling-house and Ontbuildlngß. Tbo iff bonae contains 8 rooms, and Is well-built, I and nicely situated. The kitchen is fitted np with a first-rate range, nearly new. The property will be sold on easy tonus. TURNER~& BUDDL& Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. WAKEFIELD-bTREET. J. B, MARRIOTT HAH received' instructions from Mr Drabble, who ia retiring frcm Business, to sell by auction, on the premises, at 1 o'olook I Surplus Btook of Drapery, Groceries, Weights, Scales, Glassware, Shelving, etc,,- etc No Reserve. J. B. MAKRIOTT, Auctioneer and General Salesman. TUESDAY, MAY 9. At 12 o'clock. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction at their Sale room, Shortland-street. HANDSOME NEW HOUSE, In Anglesea street. containing 7 Rood rooms, the whole weU-flnlahed throughout; gas and water I laid on: allotment 15 x 110. This houae Is conveniently sltuatod, within 15 --antes' walk of the Post Offloe. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Anotioneers, Shortland-street, TUESDAY, MAY P, AT NOON. VAILE AND DOUGLAS WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Shortland-street, A New and WeU-flnlshed HOUSE of 6 Rooms, situated near the top of Franklin Road, with Allotment 82 x 100 feet. This House la pleasantly and healthily situated. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Auctioneers, TUESDAY, MAY y. ■'■ AT 12 O'CLOCK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Corner of Wellesley and Chapel Streets. VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions from the Trnateesot the Auokland Baptist Church, to sell their Property Bltnatea as above, by •notion, on Tuesday, May 9, In iheir Sale-rooms, Bhortland-atreat, ITHIS VALUABLE PROPERTY consists of Allotment having a frontage to Wel lesley-street ot 60 feat, and to Chapel street ot 115 feet, with the Church and School-house thereon erected. Bituated In a commanding position In the main Una of communication between Ponsonby, Parnell, Grafton, etc. This Property must soon attain a very high valne. and offers an oppportnnlty for Investment seldom to be met with, Title—Lands Transfer. Terma In fntnre advertisement. ValLis &DOUGLAB, Auctioneers. "~_~ TUESDAY, MAY 9, v>-^" at 12 Noon, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Sale Roam, Shortland-street, ' 13 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, eaoh 42ft Mn x 127 ft Win, in OUphant-street, Ponsonby. 7 8 ALLOTMENTS In Grace-street, Ponsonby (36ft Bin_ 117 ft) 1 OORNER ALLOTMENT In the Valley Reed, Mount Kden, (198 ft frontage to Valley Road and 200 ft frontage to Viotoria Avenue. CORNER ALLOTMENT, Eden Vale Road (lMttxJSlti). ™ OORNER ALLOTMENT, Eden Vale and Wynyard Roads (189 ft 51nxl32ft». 8E AFIELD VIEW ROAD-Allotment 66 by 85-feet Terms—One-fourth Cash, Balance at 7 per oent. for three or five years. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers, Shortland-street. TDEBDAY, MAY 9. At 12 o'clock. ONEHUNgI" PROPERTIES. VAILE & DCUGLAS WILL sell by auction at their Sale Room, Shortland-street, .COMFORTABLE DWELLING-HOUSE, oon ; • talnint! Six Rooms, Pantry, Verandah, Sec, tee* together with Allotment No. 51, con taining about Throe-quarters of an Acre, situated in Bymonds-Road, Also, in olose proximity te the above, ALLOTMENTS 11, 13, 16, and 27. containing t I aores 3 roods and X perches. Fenced, Snb- ! divided, and In urass. \ QUEEN-STREET, ONEHUNGA, l Two SHOPS aad DWBLLING-HOUSEB. of SXJ-V^SH _fi hi known as the "-.nokfand 2 Btore, with Allotment 30x87 feet. Let to i good tenants for IBs per waek. t *7. Va«^ ) -Otj_jolnU!gabove,Jr( m ta Beß oitxß7ft t At rear of above Lota. Lot 0, ot Allotment 5 \ ( Beotlon 8, 30 x 60, with the Stable thereon 1, ereoted. |, VAILE & DOUGLAS, j Auctioneers, Shortland-street, ?J*-»:.i-i^wi.'.- r !~.- - _».'—*.-■». ;■- "**"■ -~..,■..■„.„.■-



AnotlO-B. W, S. COCHRANE] IJAS. DACBS TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, IMPROVED TRICYCLE. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, May 5, at 11 o'olook. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, opnslstlng of Couohes, Chairs, Pictures, Tablea. Mir rois, Fendeis, Cheffonlere, Curtains, Carpeta, iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding. Toiletware, Chests Drawers, Waahatands, Kitchen Uten sils, See, AIBO, At 12 o'clock, An IMROVKD MODERN TRICYCLE, in good order. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, B, COCHRANE. JAB. DACBB MONDAY, MAY 15. Kingsland i Kingsland f Kingsland i Healthily and Cheerfully Situate on the NEW NORTH ROAD. One Minute'B Walk from Kingßiand Railway Station, •Buses Passing Regularly Throughout the Day. SUB-DIVIDED INTO LARGE BUILDING SITES. rpHE Subscribers have received Instruc- X Uonß to aoll by publio anotinn, at the Land Mart, Fort-atreet, on Monday, May 15th, at 12 o'clock, That VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, attuate on the New North Road, now In the ooonpatlon of Mr John McKlwaln, and known as KINGSLAND. This property Is bounded by the New North Boad, Commercial Road, and the Gcvernmont Road leading past Mr Motion's houae, has been io-surveyed and subdivided Into AA_ VILLA RESIDENCE SITES. on some of which are erected comfortable Cot tages and ths large stone Honse, known as tho residence of John McKlwaln, Bbq, Terms: One-fourth cash; balanoe oan remain on mortgage at 7 per oent. Title: Under Land Trawler Aot. Llthgraph Planß may be obtained after Tues day, May 2, at the offices ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. N.B.—The Anotioneers beg to direot speolal attention to the above sale, the property being situate in one of the most healthy and cheerful suburbs of Auckland, close to a Government School and Post-office, within easy access of the City by Rail nay or 'Bus, and offers one of tbe few opportunities left of obtaining a residence alto near tbe city. W, S. COCHKANE JAS. DACRE MONDAY, MAY 8. SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE, Groat North Road. THE subscribers will sell by auction at their Land Mart, Fort-at eet, on Monday, Bth May, at 12 o'clook, Allotment 3, Sub-division Lot IS, Seotlon 7, having a frontage of 13 feet to the Great North Road, by a depth of 110 feet, with the SHOP AND DWELLING-HOUSE erected thereon. This Property Is Bituated next the Residence ot Mr Chapman, and, as t c owner Is leaving the Colony, tbe above Property must be abso lutely sold. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHKANE, | (JAS. DACBB, MONDAY, MAY 8. L&RGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, B BRESFORD-STBKBT, THE Subscribers will sell, at theirjßooms, Fort-atreet, on Monday, Bth May, at 12 o'clook. "Allotment 29, Beresford-Btreet, City of Auokland. having a frontage ot 120 links by a depth of nearly 700 links, and con taining nearly 1 aore; It Is situated at City end of Bereeford-atreet, nearly opposite the Congregational Church. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOB, Auctioneers. W. 8, COCHRANE] JAS, DAGBE MONDAY, MAY 8. DESIRABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, Grey-street, near Pitt-street. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, Bth May, at 12 o'clock/ That COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESI DENCE, lately occupied by Mr Robert Home. situated in the Side Stieet just off the Junction of Grey and Pitt streets. The HOUSE lain first-rate order throughout Contains 10 good rooms; gas laid on and fitted with Venetian Blinds and every convenience; bath-room, wash house with Copper Boiler, etc It is built on substantial Briok Basement, the root being slated. The GROUNDS have a large frontage of HO feet, well-laid ont with Flowers and Trees, and all thoroughly well drained ; Paths asphalterj. The VIEW is extensive, and the situation, besides being pleasant and retired, is olose to tho business parts of the city. Land Transfer Title. For further particulars and Information, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. B. COCHRANE.] [JAME3 DACBB MONDAY, MAY 22. BY ORDEE 07 THE REGISTRAR OF TBS SUPREME COURT, THE MARAMAK.UA COAL MINES. THE subscribers will sell, at their Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 22nd instant, at 12 o'clook, By order of the Registrar ot the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Distriot. Allotments i, 5, and 6, Parish of Maramarua, Baiks' County, containing 1030 aores, known as THE MARAMARU COAL MINES, Now in the occupation of Mr George Foot. For conditions of sale, and farther Informa tion, apply to -AMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONES, R. O. CARR. B. D. TONES ABOUT MAY 10, ORGANS FROM THE NEW ENGLAND ORGAN COMPANY. B. TONKS & CO. \_/ ILL fell by auction on tbe above TT date, A SHIPMENT of the above CELEBRATED ORGANS of from 7 to 11 atop*, very suitable for Church or Drawing-room. Full deaeriptlve catalogues oan be had on application, TUESDAY, MAY 9. By order ot the Registrar of the Supreme Conrt oi New Zealand, IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE MICHAEL WALSH, DECEASED. TCTOR SALE by auction on Tuesday, at " °°look noon'at our *«*• Allotments 85, 36, and XX, Parlßh of Kirl klrlroa, Banks County, contains ISO acres on the Waikato River. B. TON KS & C0„ Auctioneers. 9lfi-___t& *<-9nPwQ---*) Crown Lands Offlce, Nelson, 21th April. 1882. THE Sale of the Licenses of tbe 173,000 aores of pastoral lands which have been llvldod into 20 inns, as announced In the pre liminary advertisement of the Bth March fast, will take plaoo at the land Oflloa, Nelson, on Wh DNESDAY. the 31st May next, at 11 o'olook n the forenoon. t The areaa of the Runs range from 5,000 to 12.000 acres, and the upset rentals from £20 to 2180153 lOd. The average area ot eaoh Rnn icing 11,351 aores, and the average rental £78. Possession will be given on the Ist March, .883. the tenuro being for ten years from that late. Plana and further particulars oan be obtained »t any principal l*ndOffloe in the Colony, and n_^-)S,Sft? 089 "m&SHV A detailed Hat of o SK' WhleMnlsraß * «* ALFRED GREENFIELD "> otctomj Lands.



Anotiona. TO-MORROW. DURH A"m YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, ABHIPMENT OF HEAVY and MEDIUM DRAUGHT OOLTB, OAR-lAOE HORSKB, HACK*. Sto., ex Maogregor, 20 Heavy Drausht Colts and FiUiefl.S and if years old. unbroken 10 Medium-draught, ExpreßS, and Carriage norses _ 2 Flrst-olaes Hacks Also. i Medium Draught Colts ~„„„„.. ~„,_._ Bay Haok. 1 years old, thoroughly broken to aaddlo . _ .. „ Hacks, Light-harness, and Draught Horses * 1 Spring Cart in good repair. Horse ana Harness N.B.—New Sydney Drays just arrived. AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. HUKTE R & NOL AN. SATURDAY, MAY 6. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MRS. MARKHAM, NEAR PENROSE STATION. DAIRIT COWS, VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, RIFLES, GOLD HUNTING WATCH. PERSONAL EFFECTS OF THE LATE DENNIs MARKHAM. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Mrs Markham. administratrix lo the Kstato of tbo late Denis Markham. to Bell at her residence, close to Penrose Station, on the above date, without reserve, THREE GOOD DAIRY COWS THE WHOLE OF HBR VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of— Walnut Suite, Rlmu and Iron Bedsteads, Chef fonnier. Tables, Chairs, Waahatands, Mirrors Chests of Drawers. Carpels, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Platodware, Dairy and Kltohen Utensils, Meat Safe, Sec Martini-Henry and Spencer Rifles Gold Hunting Watcb, &c. At 1 o'clock p, m HUNTER & NOLAN. -.openes. a»c JOHN HORNE (For many years with Close Bros.), Family Qbooer, Tka Dkalkr Se Provision Merchant, Corner of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposite St James's Church). FAMILIES WAITED ON FOR ORDERS. J.H. hopos by keeping a flrstolaas article at the lowest Cash Prioe to merit a ahare of the publio patronage. S BUCHANAN, c GROCER, Sto., Ponsonby Road, Auckland (Opposite All Saints'Ohnroh). A Large Stook of Drapery Goods suitable for the Season cow at hand, at Prices tha defy competition, Ty P A X E % FAMILY GROCER, HOBSON-STRKBT. Families regularly waited npon, and Goods promptly delivered to all parts of tho town and suburbs. W, PARKER. TE A I DURE IT m c a j GROCERS AND STOREKEEPERS wishing to do a Satisfactory Tea Trade, will find 11 Greatly to tbkir advantage! to sol NELSON, MOATE St Co.'s. Ckledbatbi PUBS LIQOOKINII BLKNDBD TEAS. These Teas are acknowledged by the Pr_bs an< Public to bo the Finest and Most Whole some In the Southern Hemisphere. GUARANTEED FRKE FROM ALL SCENTKD VARIETIES. NELSON, MOA TE ,6 C 0., Tka Merchants and blkni-.-hbs, High-street, Chriatchuroh. Wholesale Agents for Anokland i MESSRS BABER AND RAWLINGa. HOBSON -SI .KEET STEAM COFFEE MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffee, and Spick Merchant Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, Firewood, and Pkoduob Dealb H. P. GIBBONS Se CO., HOBSON-STREET. AUCKLAND -leronanoise. ~\ RTHUR tl j^ATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, Lowkb Queen • btbest, Auckland (Opposite Railway Reclamation), And at 9, New Bboad-stbbet, London, Also Representatives In America, Con tinental and Colonial Ports, GENERAL MERCHANDISE OILMEN'S BTORBH TEAS, OOFFKEB PEPPKB AND SPICKS. 9, DRIED FBUITS CANNED FRUIT AND YKOXTABLEB PRESERVED X—ATS BUS ABB RIOE, TAPIOCA, AND BAQO DRYSALTERY CONFECTIONERY JAMB AND JELLIES PRESERVED FISB OANDLEB COLONIAL FKODUCH TOBACCOS CIGARS AND CIGARETTES WAX MATCHES WHAPPINO PAPERS PAPER DAGS TWINKS OILB AND PAINTS HOPS OKM-NT AND PLABTEB CROCKERY PIANOS AND HARMONIUMS WINEB AND SPIRITS AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS FobJßritibh and Foreign Manufaotubees. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. Executed on Advantageous Terms. Liberal Advances on Kauri Gum, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce tor ship ment te London, at whioh port same wDI receive, prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathan ARTHUR H. NATHAN. ea_g-_ ' ' " —* ---.smith. D-VITT, _u_ma_er, 244, queen, i street, Auokland, opposite tho Market house. Established, 869.—Always in Stook and to arrive by direot Importation from England made to advertisers own order,— Chokebore Breech-loading Guns. Double and Single Mmzle loaders, Bieeoh-loading Revolvers, Breech-load Ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gui Caaes, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article neoessary ta oomplete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every desorlptlon of Revolver Cartridges, and all the beat Brandt In Sporting Powders are Imported direct from the makers by the advertiser, who can' guarantee thalr good quality, Cartridges for tha Knneld, Snider and Terry Rifles, Metalllc Oartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other sped alltlea always on hand. Country dealen liberally dealt <ri<h. Gnns Restocked, Browned, etc an d every other kind of Firearm Repaired treasonable prioea. Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech loading Guns oheap. The largest stook In Anokland to ohooso from. Also, In stock, a arm asaortment ot Flreworka n( thst-* aalltv. Flehlno TantrU riTELEGRAPH LiNB Off COACHES, W. K. Carter COAOHES will rnn to he toUowlng.tlme-table, carry ng H.M.'a mall i— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at 8.30 a.m. Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, on arrival ot Train, 2.30 p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a. m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 ,m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Booking Offloe i Gwyune's Hotel, Hamilton W. K. CARTER, Coaoh Proprietor, Livery and Bait Stables, Cambridge, oth March 1881.



Business in oticef i TP E A C O C X, • OPTICIAN, Haa In Stook SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every desorlptlon, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIORO3COPEB AND TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Eieotrio Bells, BAiTURiaa and FITTINGS. Magneto Electric Machines anil Medical Coils. opera glasses. binocular field and makink glasses. Thkodolitks, Compasses, Sextants, Scalhs. Spirit Hydrometers, Sncchnromctcrs, Sali uometeis, Argcntoraoters, etc., etc. AOBNT FOB TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACBINK9 & EXTRAS. Oppositk tbk Post OrvisK, Shortlanrt-Btreot. CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL AGENCY. SHIPPING, COMMISSION, AND OKNERAL FOBWARDING AGENTS. OBTIOIB ! 177. QOKKN-BTKKKT, AUOKLAND (Opposite T. &S. Morrln'a); and at Onbhunoa. Order Book at W. J. Hurst Se Co.'s, 101, Queen- Btroot, as usual. For the erreator oonvenlenoo of tho PnbUo, Booking Ollloes (with storage) aro now open aa above, at which Goods aro receivod and for warded with doapatoh to all parts of New Zealand and Australia, Carting done In Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates, JOnN BOYLAN, O.K.J IHOUT. LUNDON, O.K. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIL KNGINKKRS, LICENSKD LAND TRANSFEB SUKVEYOUB AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND BUKVEYORS, BNOINEERINO AND QUANTITY SURVEYORB. COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. AUOKLAND. DAVIES AND TR-NCDAIID, LAND. JCBTATK, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INBURANCK BUILDINGS, Qd-en-sthkkt, Auckland. VARIOUS PROPEBTISS FOR BALK IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. * HOUSES, PBOPERTIKS, AND STOCK BOUGHT OB SOLD ON COMMISSION. E CARROLL. Wholesalo and Kctail c FISH AND OYSTER DEALER, ' Custom-houbsi-btrkb-, opposito Thames Hotol, Auokland. Fresh and Smoked Fish always on hand. Conntrv Orders punctually attended to. <*SSsßfis_> CLARK- BROTHBKB, ARTIST PHOTOGIiAPHERS , lOPPOSITS ONION UANKI, t QUIIN-BTKEET, AUCKLAND, 1 Photography In the Latest and Meat > Fashionable Styles. Exeouted W a manner Unsurpassed In tbe ColonleA. 1 All Photographs taken by the INBTANTAMOUS PROCESS. LARGS COLLECTION NEW ZEALAND VIEWS Always on Hand jnr xTWe. k. uilm oUk (Late Thomas J. Uarbntt), STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS FACTORY, VICTOBIA-ST-EBT EAST, Anokland. r pO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS JL STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, E. B O V E V Haa recently Opened a Flrst-olaes BUTCHERY AT THE CORNER Olf TBK KYBER PASS ROAD, PRIME CORNED BKEF always on hand. Families waited on for orders "rVTEWTON VENETIAN BLIND i.l WORK GEO. TUCKER, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRE WORKER, KABANGAHAFB KOAD, NSWTOH, Venetian Blinds ot the beet quality made and flxed at la per toot Wlreworfr, of any deaorip- Won and pattern, made to order Repairs neatly executed. ' ILLIAMT H O J_ A -, Oorner of Lome and Viotor_t-Btraeta, Auokland East -ONUMKNTAL, MABBLK, AND GBNKBAI STONEMASON, ; ABCHITE-TURAL SCULPTOB AHD CABVBB, Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and ever/ description of Stone Work atthelowent possible prloes tor town and country /^1 S S AND P O _ _ _ tt, \JT 00A0H-BUILDERB, GREY-BTREET, Auckland, N.B.—lron-bark Shatta, SpoKea, Bollcoa, Bine Gum and kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prim*. JtTEW ZKA-AflD iNSORAiKU -I^l COMPANY. Capital.. ----- -1.000,000 Reinsurance and Reserve Funds _ 4160,000 LIBERAL CONDITIONS, MODERATE BATES PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS, gBOBGK P. HIRROK Manager, SUOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL _ _ _ 41,000,000. The nndersigned, as Agent for the above Company, Ib prepared to accept Fire Riaka on every desorlptlon of Property, at Lowest Current Rates. JAMESIMACFARLANB, Qneen-Btreet OUNG MEN'S C-KD.TLAN ASSO CIATION. OOBNER OV WKLLRSLKT AND ALBBBT HTriK-IH Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All tbe Leading Papora on the tables. Subscription, 2a Od per qnartar. The Library contains up wards of 2800 vols. In tho various departments of Literature. Subscription, 2a Cd per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-honee Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.80. Evangelißtio Service, Thnrsdayß. at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7,110, Bible Close, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers raid ethers (especially Yonng Men) cordlallt. Invited to visit the Rooms, where all Info matlon may be obtained. Open from 8 a.in. til 110 p.m OUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE, QUBEN-BTBEET. Open daily trom 10 a.m. till 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon trom 12 to 2 p.m. Tea trom 6 to 7 p.m. Roardlng-hooßb for Young Ladles who are oooupied during the day. Tersiß on application to the Hon, Seoretary. Y.W.C. A. Meeting every Thursday, I,SO p.m. Governess' Agency. Servants' tt.urlatrj, ana Lending Library In connection with tbe lostl ola. TmENCiNG I FENCING l FENCING 11 Contraots for all kinds of Fenolng taken by Sam White; alao, for Sale, Puriri Poßts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Rirau and Hobarton Ralls. 10,000 Kauri Pallnga at 9a, Houae Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad heart 13s (delivered). Come early.—Sam White. Gore-street „BTAHMB___ IBM. Tl/f X T. TRAVV OB v, SURGEON DENTIST WAacawnt_D-STIiBBT, NBAS QUB-N-STaESm. Patnleaa Bstrao-Oa ot Teeth by the Oslo* Nitrogen Gbb. Professional Hours-8 a.m. till i p.m VA/ ARN OC X BKOTH EX S, ?v BOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS. OOX".S CREEK, RICHMOND. OFI-ICB I DUBBAM-BTBEET. AUOKLAND. Oath Purchasers of Tallow, Wool. Bhoepeklns. and Bones,



_____ Licensing Meeting. IANNCAL LICE N S I N G MEETING. Notioe is hereby glvon tbat the Annual Meeting of tho undermentioned Licensing Committees ; will be held at tho hour of Noon, on the dates, and at the Places Bet forth hereunder opposite the " names ot eaoh respectively, for tho purpose of t»ktn« Into oonßidoraMon oil applioationa for certl '• lloatea for euoli Licenses as by tho Licensing Aot. 1881, aro authoriaod to be granted by the under , mentioned Licensing Committeett. and the renewal, transfer, or removal ot Buoh Licensee:— a Name of Committee. DatetrfMeetlng Plao9i Ma'nukau Monday, Sth June Publio School, Titlrangi Ono tree Hill Tuesday, 6th Juno Kpsom Hall * . KaatTam-kl Thursday. Ist Juno Publio Sohool, Eaßt Tamaki 1 Otahuhu Friday. 2nd Juno Court House Manurewa Saturoay. 3rd Juno Publio Sonool, Woodside , Mangero ThursdaF. Bth Juno Publio Sohool, Mangero * Paparoa Friday. Oth June Publio Library, HMRotc Turanga Saturday, 10th Juno Publio School, Papakura Valloy Onehunga Wodneaday, 7th Juno Court Honso "~ " ~~ WILLIAM G. P. O'Ca.LLAGHAN, Clerk of Lioonalng Commlitees.



I Business Notices t^UFERIOR CORRUGATED TAJN-.S. S. PARKER HAS FOR SALS a number of the above, with Tap ready for use, 61 and upwards, At his STK4M Works, Viotoui_-strket, or hia Shop Wblucslcv-stbbkt. Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down plpca always in stook, Verandah Iron curved at shortost notioe. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choloe aoleotlon of Chandeliers, Sec, at hia Welloaloy-atreet shop. Oountry orders will alwayß reoeive hia prompt attention, , Llaensod to lay on Water. 'fh* THNTKS OS TUB IMHBOVHD L«AD Mlnnv Kiimino |M)OK._-NDIJMu & PAPER-RUUNO Pi' WILLIAM LEYS, 4 I |- BOOK-BINDBR.PAPKR-RDLER. J |lX Meiiohants' Account Books Ruled IA J!7 I}- andßonnd to Pattorn, *Q §§§• MUBIO. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 1 11 r AND PRAYER BOOKS, J jKC nOVJND IN AIX STVLBIS, 3 Throe Doors above Stab Offloa BAKERS' SPECIAL KULKD DAT-BOOKS, LIBRARY » K)K3 STRONG ft CHEAPLY BOUND 5X Fuuiiirto _ sou, TT • OIL. COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTB. Iraporteralof Paperhangingß, Borlm, Paints. Olla, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plate, Shoot, Crown, Orimmentr.l, and Phototrraphio Gloss; Ploturo Frames andTapeatry Mouldings Clock and Compass Globbob, Glased Sashes and Doors. UlarM ont to size and carefully »' oked. t- * 87. OUKKN^TKKItT / rriHOS. T TTARUUTT, y- THK KAFAJ CORN BROOM FACTORY. CUSTOM 110U8--T. Prices i Wkst. From 12/6 per doe. T\ U I O ii A V. H V.T to Rom's PnbUo Hot, Cold, and Snower Ha ths, Viotoria -streot East. Charge, Ons SmixiNO. Open all week days trom 6 a.m. to B p.m., and Sunday Mornings from fl till 10 a.m. The Bath-roouiß are all private, and aupplied with ovory convenience, Turkish towels, tlesb and hair brushes, oomba, respirators, soaps, tec Seloct bath-rooms (private) tor Ladieß every dar, at all hours, with female attondonoe. Two Shilling ahd Sixfbnok. Ploaae note the oddress i Vlotorla-etreot Kaßt, above the Grey hound Hotol, and noxt the Choap Bedding and gnrnjtnra Mr-t Anokland |> 1 O N X H a CO. AUKNTS rOB SYDNBV PACKS MILLS, Have alwaya In a toot a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising Whito. Printing and Too Paper. Grey and Drown Wrapping, and arepropared to Indent «_r eizee, qualities, or ooloum r* qurud. Those Papers are now largely need here, and are acknowledged to be superior to most Urn ported. cavalier irere's Gennlne Fronob Strand'e» American Carriages American H—rneaa. To Aiuuvn Pann and Express Wairona Amerloan Fireproof Sates, *c fto, B. TONKS & CO "* UCKLAND" RA O UUMPANY DURHAM^ITREKT, ADORXAND Open on FRIDAY and BATURDAY In eaoh week for the Purchase of all kinds ot RAGS, MKTAX. __ FOR OA-H I» EUWARU'S CUAU_._» TO THB JD. GOLDFIELD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for To Aroha every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha tor Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. peclalJCarrlageu provided to Order. B. EDWARDS Uvorv and Bait Stables Hamilton • THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY I FACTORY. JAMES MACK.IE, Pbopiuetob, VIOrOBIA-STBKET EAST, Auckland, Rop«lnt ot ovory description In Wood and Iron neatly exeouted on the shortest notice. Springs mado and repaired. Always on hand, a largo quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and -poSee, Rod Gnm Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.- Country orders Dunctuall attended to. ci vn i h v concert a, BBLECTIONB FROM OPERAS. SONGS. DUETS, tec., Sto. Every Person can have these In their ow Home by calling on J. fIOWDEN, Shobt_and-str-_t, and Pubohasino one of his Nkw_y-Impoet_o I ANOa U, P is l II a aa • LADDER _ BARROW MAKER. 80 and 82, Victoria.btkkkt Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, 1 arrow Wheels. Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes. Travelling Chests, tec, on band or made to order. A liberal d-oounl allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Bhop and Offloe Fittings, and all -lnda ot Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on the shortest notioe. N.U.-Laddors, Steps and Barrows lent on hire,. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins tor sales also, a sood v.oUncolio, oheao. naonev MONEY YD LEND, on approverl aecurity, B. E, TYLER, SpUoltor, Vulcan l.&no. MONEY TO LEND, In large or email sums, at -raal rates of Interest, OONNELL „ COOPER, Solicitors, 1 '" Vulcan ____ MONEY TO LEND, In sums ot £2fX and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON te RUSSKLL, Solicitors, Fort-atroßt. •C^OOO TO LEND in Sums or £6t/l ■_m «v \J \J an a nnworda.- F. Ring, Short, aud-erteel. \m ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ot Firet-clasa Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Bolloltoi. Corner of Queen and Shortland-str £5,000 » » W_A H D. J. HART, Of the London Loan Cilice, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to Invest it to advantage, Is determined to Lend It ont on Personal Heourlty at greatly reduoed rates of interest, Ropayable by weekly or monthly In atalments, or any other way to Bult Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted. Renewala effectod If required. Money Lent on orory desorlptlon of goods, LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Undor Theatre Royal, victorla-Bt, Anokland, yiCTOKIAW LOAN AND DIB COUN'I AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The above Agenoy having Opened a Branoh In Auokland is prepared to Advance Sums oi Monoy, from idlll to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n PnbUo Companies, and other Securities at current rates, Bllli Discounted Dally, Kenowala'effootod, To accommodate Borrowers Loan lot (sari £10 May bo1 repaid In Instalments of lte.per wee £20 May be repaid In Instalments uf Sue per wees Or by any other mutual agreement ail communications, either personally or by letter, strictly confidential. Address— H I G H.- S T R '& E r, * Next Anokland Hotel), i SBoxIM. Post-offloo,



Merc Handise. fi. POICTEB & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTB UDEKN AND IHIGH STRERTB AUCKLAND, JPlibsi JpnEsi Fli.bbi . i ' ii i i nmm f ' J *,' 'm'ww mi ' *SL\m |3r j:~ I- '■■]■ •"*' ■*! •Vi T f'"*%TO^ No House. Hotel, Restaurant, ob Shop, should be without these Traps. WIBS DISH COVERS BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUSAGA MACHINES KNIFB-OLKANtNG MACHINES IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTB. E. PORTER & CO, Wish particularly lo draw attontlon to their Stock ot Qarden J^kquisitbh. Comprising the CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10, li, 14, and IB Inoh, being kept in stook. AMERICAN L A WN SPRINKLERS, With Nlolcel-plated Anns English Verge or Border Cutters. •g -WiBHIIM jjj 111 » ? I &■ 1 I THESE THROW A CONTINUOUS BTREAM. India Rubber and Cotton Hose, Hose Reels, Jets, Spreadors, Unions, &o„ tee, GARDEN SYRINGES. NETS for Protecting Fruit from Birds Earthenware Fern Stands, Mignonette Boxes. Sto,, Seo. Pruning Shears, riower uatherlng and Visa 1 -olflsors Hand Seed Drills, Boythee, Hooks, Hay and Digging Forks, Steel Rakes and Wooden &o„ tec, Sto. EST SHEFFIELD KLKCTRO - PLATED GOODS, from Jas. Dixon's, Atkln Bros., and other flist-olaaa makers. seph Rodger* and Sons and _oo_wood Br 01 Celebrated Table and Pocket Cutlery, rider's meat curing machines These Maohines possess c advantage lover all others by being fitted with a pressure cham ber, whioh ta oharged with brine before Insert ng the needle into tho moat, thereby preventing tbe Introduction ot air. Meat safely corned in the hottest weather. Oast-Iron Fountains and Vases. white wirk moss baskets, sponge baskets. cruets, tea-pot STANDS „ . EIIKIIWOOD'S KGG BOILERS. GALVANIZKD IRON FRAME NETTING. Cp DUKTEIi * f~\o., WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-STREET, auokland. This Department ib Kntirkly Wholes* STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED AT LOWE CURRENT RATES. Large SnppUes constantly on hand ot BUILDERB' IRONMONGERY, Mining Re qnlsltes, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Baws kept In stook np to 10 feel Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zlii Fenolng Wire, Barbed Fenolng Wire Anvils, Vioes, Forges, Bellows j Steam Engines, Steam Pumps, Centrlfug : i Pumps, Blast Fans, Hydraulic Jacks, Punch t Ing Maohines, &c, Sec t j. 1 1 ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH DESPATCH



Medical, J\ R. DENTON,' PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, AND ACCOUCHEUR, BELLVUE HOUSE, NORMAN'S HILL, Onehunga. ■XT O T I C E, MRS. E. HOMBERG, SOLE AGENT OF DR. HEILBBON'S CELEBRATED WORM CAKES, Begs to Inf m the inhabitants of Auckland and anrronn g districts that she has arrived from South, and will remain for me time in Anokland. MRB. h HOMBERG haa brought with her a supply of these WORM CAKES, whioh haye been very successfully used ir Europe and in the AnsU .Hon Colonies. Sho will be happy tp givo any! o formotion to heads of families with regard to symptoms when affected with WORMS, aB well In children as in adults. No time Bhould be lost to act against the worm sickness, which often causes many diseases, or else It may be too late to elloct a permanent ouro. as the worms, especially the so feared LARGE ROUND WORM, and the THRKIAD WORM, whioh will penetrate to ovory part of the body, even up to the BRAIN, creating FITS and WORM FEVER. Two or three doses ot DR. HEILBRON'S WORM CAKES will be suffloient to destroy and eradloate any kind ot WORMS, and oan be got at a very small expense. MRS. HOMBERG Is now residing at Dbvon bbirh House, Hobaon-atreot whero she Is prepared to reoeive Ladles with their children. mr E~~C C L X 8. _s_L# DISPENSING AND FAMILY OHBMIBT, (Member Pharmaceutical Society), BILLINHTON'S BUILDINGS FREEMAN'S BAY. Physicians and Burgeons Prescriptions care fully prepared with Pure Druga and Chemicals. dr. Evans attends dally at 3 p.m. T> U B L I C NOTIOE. 8, GILBERT, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Begs to Inform his frlenis and the publio generally that he has REMOVED to more Central and Commodious premises, at 92, Queen street, opposite Wyndham-street, where he hopes to reoeive a continuance of heir patronLge. S.G. has a Consulting Room that would suit a Medical Man residing In the Suburbs. 8. GILBERT, . QUEEN-STREET. Ll ER COMPLAINTS. DR KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer onry.) The Best Remedy for Biliousness, Stomach Dera-bement, Flatulbnoe, Painb Between the Shoulders, Bad Appetite,- Indigestion, Acidity, Head-ache. Heart burn, and all other symptoms of disordered Uver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgoonß to bo tho safest and mildest plllß for every constitution.—ln Boxes at la lid, 2a 9d, and is M. Bold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke, London. Speolallv valuable Pilla for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kempthorne. Prosskb & Co. " QULPHOLINE LOTION."-An Ex »_» teraal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There la scarcely any eruption bnt will yield to "SulpholineMn a fow days, and oommenoe to fade away even If it seems past oure. Ordinary pimples, redneßs. blotches. Bourf, ronghnoftß. vanish as If my magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted tiioy may be, " Sulphollne" will successfully attack' 'hem. It destroys the anlmalcnlre whloh causes these unsightly. Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. "Suipholine. Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. . Bottles, 2a Sd Made by J. Pepper and Co, London, Sold by Kempthobne. Probber te Co. PEPPER'S QUININE aud IRON TONIC rouses and developes the nervous energies, enrichsa the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Ia a speoillo remedy for neuralgia, ague. Indigestion, fevera of every kind, cheat affections, and in wasting diseases, scrofulous tondoncloß, Sec. The whole frame la greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly atrenfsthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, S2 doses, ia 6d; next sln>, lis. Sold by Chernista everywhere. The name of J. Poppor, Bedford Labcg|k"T. liOndon, must be on tho laboL Ther^X no Tonlo so oertaln In effect ts Pepper's QflSiine and Iron. It is strongly recommended to resi dents In India and the Colonies, and Bhould always be kept ready for use In every case of ever or febrile condition. Bold by gEMPTHORNB. PROBBER AND CO. rpARAXAOUM AND FUDUFHyj-LIW, I. Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted trom medi cinal roots. Is now used instead of bine pIU and oalomol for the oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, whioh are generally pain beneath tbe shoulders. head-aohe, drowelnosß, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the mornlnct, gddlneae, disturbance of the atomach, and feel gof general depression. It sets the sluggish Uver In motion, very slightly aote on the bowels, giving a senso of health and comfort with 21 Eonrs. It Is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllin la a fluid made only by J. PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name Is on every label. Battics, 2a 9d and Xa dd. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape, anil Colontes generally. Sold by Kempthorne. I'rossee & Co OCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED his DISPENSARY and Soboeby to Hewln'a Buildings, Wellosley-etreet. Ho nra ot attendance i—B to 10 0.m., Ito 1 and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Residence I Bytnonda-gtreet. JAM&e oAI £_, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Hobson-si eket, close co W-U-NBTON-enia-r- Life Insurance. _Mf& ■MSumOt^— mm HEAD OFFICE: PROVINCIAL BUH-HNGS, WELLINGTON. COMMISSIONER _D. M. LUCKIE. The only New Zealand Life Office. government security, mutual inßurancb. lowest premiums. An Insurance of £1.200, at the Premium oharged elsewhere for £1,060, kolng equivalent to an IMMEDIATE BONUS of £200, in Addi tion to iroLn Participation in Profits. Agencies at nearly all Money Order Post Offices in tbe Colony. Prosuootns Betting forth the very LIBERAL RKGULATIONB and LOW PRKMIUM3 of the Government Office oan be obtained on application. Workmen's Insurance Bpeclally provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issu*d from £5 Upwards. PREMIUMB PAYABLE WEEKLY. For which a Collector will call. special tables for children. The Only Industrial office with participation in profits and Government Sbcurity. Policies of £20 and upwards, after Threo Years, oan be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. MANAGER..- O. GODFREY KNIGHT Saddlery. »y ANT B D INS PEO TIO N, Everybody should soe tho Splendid Value In BADDLERY JAND rHA|KN;EBS, SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, BTIBBUPS, ETO., bUPPLIED BT W. S. Jones. Wholesale Manufacturer, Queen-street, All tne Lateßt Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand per Hormlone, Looh Urr. and to arrive per Wellington, and Anas!. The greatly Increased demand for hia mana taotures, oomblned with the latest improved labour-saving appliances, has enabled W.S.J, to reduoe the oostot production to the lowest limit and consequently supplies his customers wlt_ an artlole whioh, for quality and price, cannot be equalled. ' " DURABILITY IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS, W. S," JONES, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURER, * QUHEN-XBKET,



[ band and instate Agent-. pHAS. yy. XX. LUMSOM HOUSE LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT. Voloan Lane Auckland. RENTS and INTEREST CoUeoted. MONEY Inveeted for Capitalists on nrstetaes securities, without Charob. Six per cent allowed on deposits nntll invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARES Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS! FOR SALE AT PES roon— Inkerman-street, 15/ Hepburn-street, 60/ College Road, fA Carolino-atreet, «/B Keppell-atreet, 20/ Norfolk-street, 10/ Niger-street, 20/ Cook-street, a Bereßford-atreet, 80/ Edwin-street. 30/ Parolval Parade. 40/ Grafton Road, 75 Reclamation, «fl Vine-street, 10/ Howe-street, 80/ Kyber Pasa, 110/ Haokett-etreet, 10/ Normanby Road, €1 Harbour Terraoo, 15/ Brighton Road. 40/ Also, In various other streets at low rate* £Af\C\(\ TO LEND, In Sums of «10 endup- Xiwyv wards, on good aeourltieß. MOUNT EDEN-Flveroomed House and two aoreß of volcanio soil for Sale. Floe view. Orchard. Sto. ~ 1 r>S. AD. PER WEEK.—Comfortable Resl- L — O dence for Sale in Newton; weekly payment system. Houae quite new. PONSONBY — New Six-roomed House for Sale near the Three Lamps, Price, £320, Easy terms of payment. DEVONPORT, Lake Road —Several very choice Villa Sites for Sale, having road and sea frontages, and posseaalng the flneat landsoape vlewa to be fonnd around Auckland. Very easy terms ot payment. ioKn-A NIOE NEW COTTAGE In New AZOV ton f or sale, with large shed, allot ment 40 x 100: vory oheap. 1 THO AOKBB for Sale at Drury in small or 1, iUU targe lots to suit purehaaera on the deferred payment ayetem; no deposit required. Alao, Land at Raglan on similar terms, ÜBORGE • BTKEKT, Ponsonby, very con venient House and fine garden for Sale on Building Society's terms. WAITEMATA RIVER FRON*TAGE.-Land for Sale at £i per acre, in large or small blooka. Kaay terma. ._ PARNELL— Honse and 1} acres orchard for Sale, in full bearing; cowshed, workshop, fowlhouse, _o.: fine sea view. SALK-STRKET— Two Cottages for Sale with good well, register grate, eta Price 5360. KARANGAHAPE KOAD — Six - roomed House for Sale; stable, gas, and gas stove. Very eaay terma. _ _ . £1 Kn-FOUR-ROOMBD HOUSE for Sale, mX.u\j Newton; allotment S3 x 107. On terms. MATAKOHE-Ezoellent Farm for Sale, with comfortable homestead, outhouseß, &o.; alluvial flat; creek on boundary; portion bush, MOUNT EDEN-THRBE-ROOMED House for Sale for filOO. near Railway Bridge. Easy torms oan be arranged. -PI nfl-FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale In X)X.\J\J tho City. Small deposit and weekly payments taken; also, Honse at £125. nnoc—HOUSE for Sale In William-street 3JAOO near at. James" Church. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Bullt,|on the Weekly Payment Syotem. />-| ok— Three-roomed Cottage, off the Great X/i-OJ North Road for sale. Small deposit and weekly payments. EPSOM-Gentleman's Villa Residence, seve rooms, ooach-house, stabling. &c. £900. ■ UPPER QOEKN-TREKT-Two Allotments to be leaaed for a term of 30 years, at the low weekly rental of 4s Sd eaoh. LAND to be Leased 2 miles from Devonport Wharf, on most advantageous terms; also Cottage and few acres to bn let oheao. e-i oc-THREE-ROOMBD HOUSE for Sala mLOJ m Newton, near King's Arms Hotel level allotment. Easy terma REMUERa-18 acres, for Sale; exoeUent sol and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, ParneU - Six-roomed House for sale, allotment 40 x 100; water laid on. Price. fi27fi. '|«VO BRICK SHOPS FOR SALE-Central J. position, near Post-office. A considerable portion of the money can remain on mortgage. PAPAKURA-80 aores ot Excellent Land tor sale at 70s per acre. PONSONBY-New Six-roomed Honse and Workshop for sale; two allotments; two frontages; easy terms. i? o oa—Very convenient honse In Dublln-st. &aav Newton, for sale; waahhonae, garden WELLINGTON-STREET. -Pretty Cottage for sale, near St. James's Church; gas and water laid on: garden, &o. PARNELL. — Newly -flnishod Six-roomed House for sole; pleasant view; £380. FARMS alao For Sale at Waikomiti, Komo korikl, Paremoremo, Stokes's Point, Wai takerei, Mahurangi, Coromandel, North Shore, Papakura, Sen. Also, see list In New Zealand Herald and Weekly News. CHAS. WILLIAMSON ESTATE AGENT Voloas L*hi UAM U*K-V. V.. UUIiIiINS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTAT_rtt FINANCIAL AGENT, -—^_« HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, Houses and Allotments of various sizeß, n Beresford street, Hepburn - street, Well—igton - Btreet, Wolfe-street, East-street, Grafton Road, Symonda-Btreet, Allotments Bonght and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly instalments. Shares Bonght and Sold LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Queen-st_e_t. PITT-STREKT— For Sale, a Superior Resi dence of eight rooms, well and substantially finished, large freehold allotment (10 x 130), Bituated In Pitt-street, opposito Grey-Btreet; very suitable for a medical man, the position being good. Price £900.— R. C, Greenwood. WAIKOMITI STATION-For Sale, 100 acres good Land, partly fenoed and in grass, fifty acres good bush, good run at baok (loins Potter'a bush and Kellej c form;, well watered, togetnor with good six-roomed House, oow-shed, tta., and five-acre orchard; large garden. Price £150.-11. C. Greenwood. MOUNT ALBERT-Eor Sale, 2 acree of Rloh Volcanio Soil, fenoed, In grass, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; good view Price, £325. KAUBI GROVE FARM. WAITAKERRL- For immediate sale (situated about five minutes' walk from railway train). Kauri Grove Farm, Waitakerei, containing 210 acres, with 7-roomod Dwelling-house, Farm Buildings, and Store; nearly 100 acres In grass, good garden and orohard, about 100 acres of titree and mixed bush (timber suitable for posts, rails, and fire wood). A considerable quantity of firewood ready for hauling, One team oan haul from 16 to 20 tons of firewood per day to tbe nearest railway station; carriage to Anokland, under la 6d per ton. Stock, catUe, sheep, and a bullock team may be taken at a valuation. No reason able offer refused, aa the owner la about to remove. Terma eaay.—Apply on the premise to J. Smyth, or to R. C.Greenwood. Auctioneer X?OR BALK-200 Aores of Kauri Bnsh Land JC being lot 165. and N.W. part of lot 164, Mrlsh of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company b property; stream through the lar d. Prioe low. Easy terms.—R. C. Greenwood. THE other Farm consists ot 80 aores good - land, fully Unproved, 10 aoreß bnsh land, well watered; New 4-roomed House, &o Price, fltOO. X?OR SALE—Seven-roomed Cottage, situated A at the Whan, main road 'rentage: good orchard, Sec; \ ot an acre of land, good well, Seo. Price. £280. (82) FOR SALE—Lot 37, Pariah of Mongounnl, oo tainlrg forty aores of very ohoioel and Price, £50, worth £100. Also, South-western portion of lot 78, containing 33 aoreß of very good land, Joins Improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lots 14,15, and 35 of the town of Manga p al, oontolnlng one acre each. Price for lot, £36, The above lot of lands are a capital Investment, and easy terms oan be made—soy £25 cash, balance by instalments.—R. CGreenwood. FOR SALE—S miles from Auokland. 6to 20 Aores of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; olose to good roads; 10 minutes walk trom railway station; suitable for_nyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live cut ot town, the aupect being to the North-East, and view good; locality. Mount Albert, and the landadioinaig being all taken up and valued at four times the price asked for this land, viz., £1210s an aore, payable on |the deferred payment syatem, or aB agreed. R. C. QSEEiWOOD. AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, "IBEN-STRBBT D. F. E v•A N s ESTATE, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MONEY TO LEND. And every faoility given to Purchasers. HOWE-STRKET.-(near top) Pretty Villa, 6 rooms, &o„ allotmen 30 x 103 425 ALBKKT-STREKT — (near Symonds - ftreet) Handaome Villa, 8 rooms, See, ; nioe garden, pleasant position. £625 124 KYBER-PASS-Superlor Business Premises WILLIAMS-STRBKT-Nioe Cottage, 4 rooms. &C, &0. £300 . 418 ' SPRING-STREET - New and well-finished Villa; 2 allotments, &o, &c £350 409 MOUNT KDKN-New and well-finished Villa main road frontage jrw ' VINCEnt-strkbt - House 6 rooms; good position. £400 Sob LINCOLN-STREBT-New House, 7 rooms large allotment. £425 ins PONSONBY TERRAOE-Nlce Villa, 5 rooms • oorner allotment, &o. £330 403 FKHNLEIGH-STRKET-Large Don ble HoTse, 9 rooms, &o„ See. £460 in? PROSPECT-TREET-Newanc weU finished Villa, 4 rooms, &o. £260 4(in PROSPECT TERRACE-Verandah Cottage 6 rooms. &o. £300 399 upP»K «UKKN-3TREET-Two New and well tlnißhed Honaea; corner lot; a good pro perty. Prioe for lot. £1,000 392 PONSONBY ROAD-HonT 6 100 ms ; comer -n-UoS-Sr 1: Kood Position. &0.. &o. 3CB PONSONBY. near AU Sainte' Ohuroh-A very oomfortable Family Residence. Price, »7UU 004 BHEKHAN-STREET. near Ponsonby Hall- Nice Cottage, 4 rooms, &c £230 300 And. Several other Properties In various parts HELBNSVILLE—Snug Farm, 124 aores, good ..homestead, &o. 886 MOUNT ALBERT-House and four aores near station 54 BAY OF ISLANDS-40 aores, unimproved ORUAWHORO-Farm, 817 aores, good horned stead, &o. 413 TAKAPUNA—3I Acres, Honse. and Out build ings. 415 TAKAPUNA-91 Acroe, unimproved. 4ig Building Allotments at Northcote, Ponsonby Mount Eden, Newton, and other places, ranging from 12a 8d per foot upwards. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, 1 House, Land st Estath Agent, 139. QUEEN-STREET, nest "Herald" Offloo,