■J Tinted and published o. the Proprietor. B._NBY BitETT, of Symondß-etreeu at hi* Goneral Steam Printing Ollice Wyndhan- • street. In the Province of Auok_u»< .NewSatl '.and, Thursday, Maboh 18, «__,

XHE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MARCH 16.



H Auctions. ESS tcTmorkow. DURHAM YARDS. Hl^OK SALE, at the Durham Yards, on HI. Friday next, HH 2 Draught Horsos, from Waikato ■■ i Useful Medium Drought Colt, from Wai ■KjJH kato H_H 2 First-class Hacks, from Waikato _■ 2 Medium Uraught Hori>ea B_H Hacks, Light Harnosn, nnd Draught Horsos H9 Drays, Spring Carts, Harness, Saddlery, Sec. 9 At 10.30 o'clock. WM HUNTER & NOLAN, H SATURDAY, MAROH 18. |H IHE HAYMARKET, __BT?OR SALE, at the Haymarket, on ■■__> Saturday, March 18 (Friday boing St. _B Patriok'a Day), at 12 o'clock, B| 20 onolce BulllCalves, bred by VTeosr.i Reid, MB Motutapn B ALFRED BUCKLAND. ffi ~ SATURDAY, MARCH 18. H| TII E lIAYMAII KE T. __H fjiOU SALE, at the Haymarket, on Sat- HJ? day noxt, March 18. at 11 o'olook, __■ Z Active Modlum Draught Bay Geldings, ■H i years old, nt.unch in any harness M 4 Light-harnoea Horses. Wm ALFRED BUCKLAND. H TUESDAYS. 1 THE HAYMARKET, H OALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, B O HIDES, and TAIjLOW, each Tueaday, al ■__} Mo'oioi-'i.. MB ALFRED BUCKLAND. ___n! *•*• -I__A-a__jrf__-i *_ JS TUESDAY, MARCH 21. ■ i V OBDKR OF THE HEOISTRAK OF THE H SUPREME COURT. I WALTER DOWDEN H TTTaH received instructions to sell by I JjL auction, at hia jvlort, Qucon-stroot, on B Tuesday, 21st of March, at 12 o'olock noon, ■ PART OF SUBDIVISION OF ALLOT ■ MENT No. 22, o£ Beotlon 8, and Lots Nos. 81 and 85, ot a Subdivision into Lots of part of allotmont No. 22, of Section 8. Suburbs of Auckland, situated in Cla rence-street, Ponsonby, being now used bb a Brick-yard, nnd all Buildings there on ereoted. Terms-aa por Conditions of Sale at tho offices of Messrs Connoll and Cooper, .olioitors, ' Vulcan Lane, Auokland, and at the Mart on the day of Bale. W. S. OOCHKANEj. [JAS. DACBE MONDAY, MAKCH 20. ' LARGE ALLOTMENT, SALE-STREET. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 20th instant, at 12 o'olook. BY ORDEK OP TIIK MOBTGAOEB, ' ALLOTMBNT 11, Bale-street. City of Auck land, having a frontago of 53 feet to Salo .streoi, by a depth of 137 feet. Thia allotment Ij wed-sltuated (near the jnno tlon of Union aud Salo-stroots), and being in close proximity to Froeman'a Bay and sur rounding mannfaotorio. (jmploying many hand.), c.tn be recommended as a safe and proflUbiu Investment to bnyois of freehold city property. SAMUEL COCHRANE & -SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE I IJAS. DAC-E MONDAY, MARCH 20. SMALL FARMS NEAR MOUNT ALBERT, ' rpHE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, JL Fort-Btreet, on Mo. day, 20tb instant, at 12 o'olock. 1/1 SMALL FABMB. consisting of Good " Agrlcolturul Land, and containing from 4 to 15 ncres e»ch, situated -t New Windsor, immediately at the back of Mount Albert, and about 10 minutes walk by a good Government road (nearly all metalled) from the Whan Railway Station. , Several Valuable Properties in a high-state of oultiv-tion adjoin tho above, and the whole or the surrounding country ia boing rapidly fenced in ond improved. All Bouadarlea are Pegged and Marked by Flogs. For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, i Auctioneers. W, S. OOCBKANE. JAS, DAi:i:B t MONDAY, MAKCH 20, r- ire ORDBB OF THE AGENT FOE PUBLIC TRUSTEE, 1 FREEHOLD PROPERTIES— NGARUAWAHIA, TE AWAMUTU, , PUKEATUA. THE subscribers will aell by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-streot, on Monday, 20th March, at 1 .o'clock. In tho Estate of the late Henry Boston, e_ Mortgagee, NGARUAWAHIA-3out_ portion of Lot_sL. \ having a, frontage to stroot of 62t H__V. oon t»»nl-g 23perches, wijt>> ;_VKi_!iiUn._B thero <». ' ' -J ,-.-,...„»-»',;" PTfl! .^AMi/'i-U- Lot 10, containing 20 porohea, .'*.' withiiiii.nlkl-tasthereon. ;_>l»«CßA'i-l TA—Western portion 130, containing id ftfflwit, part lot 135, containing IB acre 3 afl-rr; fiBO porches, with all improvements 1 ' HJer«oii. * No Reserve. ' tfer s>r_r.a and further pnrttcclftfs, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, ~ Anctioneers. " . **r * __^ONDAY, MARCH 20, TO CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. MALE BY AUCTION OF SUBURBAN SECTIONS AND SMALL ; FARMS, i ADJOINING THK TOWN BELT, CAMBRIDGE, \ THE undersigned have been instructed by the E-eoutors of the late Jamea Brown, . ETO.. to offer for aale. at their Rooms, Duke street, Cambridge, on Monday, tho 20th March, 1882, at 2 p.m., OO SMALL FARMS, varying In estent /iiO from 5 acres to 30 acre. each. The Auctioneers direct special notice to the following features:—Tho Land is level, of ex cellent quality, and most of it laid in rich p»s turo, whilst from its immediate proximity to the most thriving township outside of Auck land it cannot fail to prove a most desirable and profitable investment for formers, market gardeners, and speculators. Terms I One-fourth cash; balance on mortgage at bo yen per cent. CLARK &GANE, , Auctioneers. ' Tuesday, march 21, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. s FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &o„' &a, &o. PAPAKURA VALLEY, NEAR MANUWERA STATION, _) R, C. GREENWOOD * HAS received instructions from Mr E. Moßlashan to soil by auotion, on the tt premises, Papaknra Valley Road, at 11 0.m.. on la Tuesday next, aa follows:- re USKFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE- _ Chairs, Tables, Chest of Drawers, Waahstaads ff and Ware, Bedateadß, Bed Bond Bedding, &c; "' Cooking Utensils, Crockery, Olasaware, Dairy Utenflila. Toola, Iron Tank, &c. I " FARMING IMPLEMENTrI-Piougha. Har rows. Strong Surlrg-curt; t-pring-cort Harness Harneos. Two Setn Plough Harness, haddlo and Bridles, Sundries, &o. BTAOK OF OATEN HAY, = 11 Cows ln mi:k and near calving 20 Yearlings 2 Good Horses (plough or harness) a 1 2-year-old Colt 9 Xc„ &C &0. Luncheon Provided. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. •"KT O T^ I C c! .j L. W. EATON, in returning thanks for past favours, begs to __orm hia friends, customers, and the punHo ihat he has Nor closed hia ~ M-Uuafcai is. enrrently reported, but has CI REMOVED to bis Old -tan-TNo. 8, Lower I Uneen-street, where -c will continue to carry an the Auctioneering and Commission Business, and hopes by Btriot attention to busin.sa to merit, as usual, a share of pnblio patronage. ' Always on hand for Private Sale—Oats, Maize, Bran, -harps. Chaff, Fowl Wheat, Potatoes, -.



. -- i . _■ _... . I"™"1 /.vr.ciioru.j. TO-MORROW, NOOF. 'i HE subscriber has received instructions JL to noil by auction, at tho Railway Station, Auckland, BRASS TURNING?, 10101b. OLD BRA:V-l A. ) (..'OPPER, 7201bs TUHE EN'I'G, Ot 3 About 2 tuns m sp and Wrought Iron 17 OCT FEKT SH'COND-CliAB3 KAURI 11,00/ TiMßltlC. 9x2,0X2.5x1,4x3, Ix 2, D x 2, 12x1, oxl, 8 x 1, and 2xl Quantity POHU I OICAWA yuontity PUnlHl a LOBS TANEKAHA -* Sevoral l Jloccs litOM BARK &c, &0., &c. G. SIBBIN, Auctioneer. B. TONES R. O. CARK B. D. TONES SATURDAY, MARCH 18, AT 12 O'CLOCK. P A N M UIT E RACES. PANMURE RACES. SATURDAY, MaKCH 25, mn. gates, and .soli right of JL REFRESHMENT BOOTHS. B. TON X 3 & C0„ Auctioneers, B. TONES. H. O. CARR. B. D. TONES MONDAY, MAKCH 20. STEAM ENGINBS, BOILEKS, BRICK CHIMNEY, LARGE BUILDING, KOBE WALK. FOR R E M O V A 1.. at koi'e factory, Ponsonby, li. T O N_S & CO. WILL sell on Monday, March 20, at 11 o'clock, on tho ground, Ponsonby Road. THI« WHOLE OF THE BUILDING-1, ENGINEr", BOILKRS, SHEDS, &o. For Komovnl. Full particulars on Saturday. Friday, march 24, At 11 o'clock. FARM AT MANG ER E. G. W. BINNEY & CO. HAVE recoived" instructions from Mr John Scott, jun„ to sellby public auction, at thoir Mart, Qaeen-strcot, on Friday, March 21th, ut 11 o'olock 1 00 ACRES 2 ROODS 5 PKRCBES OF *oii LAND, situated at Mangaro. together with tho Houso and Out-buildings thereon, Ti r.Tia and further particulars at Bale. MONDAY, MARCH 20. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I GABRIEL LEWIS BAS received instructions from Mr. L. H. Voumegon to soli at hia Pawn Office, Quoon-street (next to the Albort Hotel), the Us u-Q.emud Pledges as Pawned at the Auck land tiionto do Pioto, commcn.iing at 11 o'olock on tho above date PAWNED AT THK AUOKLAND LOAN 0F.10.C, QUICK--STREETI -18791 No. 7»7, March 9, Brooch. 1879: No. 945, August 14„Chaia ; 1139. Oct 1. OHG Watoh 188 l: No. 44, Jan 12. OFSL w _toh; 158, Feb 9. Chain ; 161. Feb 9. BGU Watoh and Chain; 210. Maroh 1, King; 250, March!. OFG& Watoh; 354, AprU 4. 3 Kings and Cross: 426, May 3. SHL Watch; 439, May 5, 2 Bracel.ts; 459. May IS, 2 Accor doons; 478, May 20, OifGG Watoh; 480. May 21, Kit of TooU; 506. M_y 28, Accordeon; 510, June 1, Chain; 663, Jun* If, OIfAL Watoh; 569, Ju«e 17. 2Rings. &o.; 572, Ju.e 18, OFSL -»atoh; fOl. Jnne 38, Ri»g; 617, July 5,3 Modals _ 660, July 15. Dlamo-d King; 6(15. July 16, 2 flutes; 669, July 18, OFSL Watch; 670, Juiy 19, 3 Flntea ; 695, July 28 SHtt Watoh; 696, Jul, 28, BHG Watoh; 701. July 30, Accordeon. 1880: 2083. Oct 9, Drosn Piece. If 81: No. 1012, July 2, Blankets; 1143, July »). Box ot Clothing; 1210. Aug 16, Overcoat; 1219, Ang 19, Trousers and Vest; 1278, tept 7. 2 Couiit*rpanos nnd Shawl. 1289, Sept 9, Suit; 1325, Sopt 19,2 Remnant*; 1338, Sept 21, Ulster; 1379. Sopt 27, Remnant; 1387, Sopt2B,2Dr«saeu; 1102, Oct 1, Silk Dress; 1401, Oct 1, Jaokot, 4 SheotD, and fillow Cases; 1429, Oat lO.Coat: 1156. Oct 15 Coat and Troußora ; 1157, Oct 17, Window Blinda; 1472, Oct 18, Rug; 1475, Oct 19, Hlankots; 1581, Nov .8. Coat; 1559. Nov 10, Rug and Boota, PAWNED AT. MONTIC DIC PIETK DARBY SI REIT, 1881: No. 2042, Aug 1, Hkirt Aug 10. Suit and Shirts; 2139, Aug 10. Jaokot; 2161. Aug 13, Frock, *o.; 2174, Ang 15.1)re53; 2178, Aug 16, Suit: 2179, Aug 16, Blanket; 2186, Aug 17, Feather Bed; 2199. Aug 18, Trousurs ond Vest; 2200, Aug 18, Dr.ss Heco; 2_._, Aug 22, Jaokot; 1 2231, Aug 22. Blaiket; 2257. Aug 23, Dmss ; 3265, Aug23, Trousers, Vests, and Boots; 2269, Ang 23, Frocks: 2285, Aug 27, Dress; 2302, _ug 28, Cartalns; 2303 Aog 28, Coat; 2312, Aug 30. ; Trousers and Vest; 2321, Aug 30, Dreos; No. 2329, Sep 5, Coat; 2409, Sep 12, Coat; 2139, 8n» 14, Skirt and Hegolla.- 2459. Bep 15, Dresu ; 2474, Sep 17, Rug; 2507. Hep -1, Ve'vei Jaokot» 2537. Sop 21, Suit; 2574. Je. 27, Quilt and Blanket; 2595, Sep 29, Coat; 2COO, Sop 23, Blu-kcta; No. 2666, Oot 6. Coat and Vest; 2880, Oct S, Ulster; 2BSB, Cot 11, Bundle Cloth!.,; 2701. Oct 11,, Dross;27so, Oct 17,Bhoeta, 50;2307. Oct24, Dre»a; 2811, Oct 29, Coat; 280., Oct 31, Simw! nnd Coat; No, 2D13, Nov 7, Drtss and Remnant; 2939, Nnv 0 Ccut; 2908. Nov 16. Coat; 3027, Nov 18. Dress and Pflgst Coat; 3057, Nov 22, Coat; 2920, Nov 7. Shawl; 31)70, Nov 23, two Rem.tnlß | ISEOi No. IMB, Deo SI, D ring; 1S31: No £09, April i gJitS M «B: 539. April 13, H,3. Machine; -mo; April 25T'-a-P": Sr/.-Jfpr- _~ gL__ Wo«r,_ and Chain; No. 543, Mayfi, KaninßSfraJrMay 10, Brooch; 726, May 26. 0»BL Watch; 733, May 26. Machine; 739, May 27. Ring; 731, May 26, OFSL Watch; '12, May 17, SOU Watch; 752, :w„y 30, Hf.t Box and Desk; 759, May 31. Bracolot cud Chain ; 767, May 81, Silver Brooch and Earrings; ?.o. TSiS. Juno 6, SLH Watch; 7U), Jimp,6,3 ■»'.'• Hilv.r Earrings, Silver Brooch and - Kcopuru; -'15. Ji'-.t'll, firoooh; 808, June 9, OFS- Watch ay.d Stiver Chain; 819, Ju.e 11, 2 Kings: 874 Juno 23, Brooch and Ear rings ; 825, Jnne 13. Chain, ; 833, June 11 King ; 835, June 14, SLH Watoh; 841. Juno 15, OFSH Watch; 852, Jnne 17, Bible; 886, June 25, OF-G Watch and S Chain; 896. June 27, Brooch and Locket; No. 920, July 1, Brooch and Earrir.gs; 927, July 1, . Books, Table-cloth, eto.; 928. July 6, Trombone; 943, July 7, Brooch ond Earrings; 1)14. July 7, Brooch ond Ksrringa; 918, July 9, Chain ; 957, July 1% OKGL Watoh;o62. July 14, Earrings; 981, July 18. OF6L Watoh and Chain; 997, July 21, SLH Watoh; 1004. July 21, SLH Wntoh; 1009, July 22, 2 Brooobes; 1026, July 27, D Ring; 1018, July 30, SLH Watoh; 1059, Aug 1, Book ; 1069, Ang 2, Earrings; 1071, Aug 3, SLH Watch; 1110, Aug 20, OFSH Watch, nnd OFV Watoh; 1143, Aug 20, Surgical Instruments : 1142, Aug 20, Chain ; 1154, Aug 23. Ring; 1155, Aug 23, Earrings ; H'2, Aug 26 a Ring ; 1173, Aug 20, SLH Watch ;|1179, Ang 27, OFGG Watch : 1182, Aug 29, OFSL Watoh and Bair Guard; 1191, Ang 30, Brooch and 2 Ringa ; 1203, Aug 31, Ring. , Saddlery, ifTANT-D INSPECTION, Everybody should sea the Splendid Valuo In lADDLERY A JS D HARNESS, SOLID NICKEL-SILVER BIT 3, STIERTrPS, ICTC, SUPPLIED B_ I W. S. JONKS YHOIMU. MAN- PACTUBBB, ( Uu::KN-BTli__r, All tho Latoat Improvements, Novelties, and lonntlngs to hand pur Hormione, Loch Urr, and ) arrivo per Wellington, and Anazl, | The greatly Increased demand for hia lnanu ictureo, combined with the latest Improved tbour-BBving appliances, haa enabled W.S.J, to jdnoe the coot of production to the lowest limit, nd consequently supplies hia customers with n artlole wnioh, for Quality and price, cannot a eg nailed. TJItABH.ITy IS THK TEST OF CHEAPNKSP, = w. sTTones, WHOLESALE MANTJFACT. 888, QUK-N-BTR-KT. q -Soots and Bhoee v 01. R E D X, r\ A V I E S, ' BOOT AND -BOEMAKBR, T P M_NCnKtTEB HdDSB, PONSONBIT ROAD, Auokland. E Punctuality, Neatness, and Order" Is my motto. A trial will ..fflce, L no THE PUBLIC, K. M. MoLENNAN, Boot aud Shoe Manufactbrkk, Oo_Uc_a-btrbet, Ponsonby. Repairing oi all kinds neatly executed. IS very description of Ladieß' ond Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes made to Order, 1



Hotels. CTh AKEBFEARE HOTEL, KJ WYNDIIAM-TREE'., oonvenlont to the Wharf. HENRY PA L~M BR, PEOPRI-TO-. Board and Ucsldenco, 183 and 20a per week. Special Jerma mado with FamUies. WINES A-D SPIBITB OF B-6T BRANDS. .ulter'a and Thames sparkling Ales , on draught. tVoyaL mail FAMILY AHD Cjm i.\i MBROIAL HOTEL. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND, The proprietor, J. COOLING, wlahea to ii form the Gentlemen of Auokland, also Visitor to the City, that he has Imported one of Measrs, Bennett and Young's Boat Billiard Tobies, and trusts with strict attention to gam a fair -hare of support. , ALEaaNDKA hotel, Parnell, Good Accommodation for Boarders. Wines ond Spirits Boat Brands. Flrst-oloea Billiard Table. JOHN hETALLACK, PROPRIETOR (Late of West ______ and Canterbury). ail U _ a r> _ a i _ F i*, Jj • formerly of the City Club (lately ot the Terminus Hotel, Holensville), having bought the Freehold of tho WnANeAR-i Hc-tri, front Mr Cafflor, begs to inform visitors that no effort Will be spared to afford «itl_-o~a_. gorges an* ___________ Boots on ______ T3 0 V A L M AI L HOTEL, .LV NGARUAWAHIA, ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Having taken tho above Hotel, and having complotoly renovated tho samo, lt now affords tho BEST ACCOMMODATION TO HTVIBIIORS AND COMMERCIAL MEN.TKH 3ami-k and baqatb--- room, Ppaoious Stables, Loos. Boxes, ladih9' and g_ntr»men's Baddle horses, I-KASURIr, BOATS FOB HIRE. PLUNGE AND SnOWER D iTO. WINES AND f P/RITS OF THE B_ST B HANDS, j ELLISON & LATCHMORE, PROPRIETORS, Richmond's JN evada Hotel, CORNER OB QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The long promised alterations and additions to thia popular placo of coll have at last been effeotod.and the Proprietor now takes this oppor tunity of thanking those who have heretofore favoured him with tholr patronage, and would ask a oonti-.ance of the same, alßo extends a General Invitation to Strangers visiting Auok land, to pay a visit t» thia place of Remarkable Beauty and Grandeur. GR AND E~N TRANCE FROM DURHAM-TRUST to the BAR of MIRRORS Reading and Ooiru-tiOiAL. One of the most magnlilount Heading and Commercial Koorna in the Southern Hemiaphsre. Papers from all parts of the world arrive monthly. THE CRYSTAL BAR AND EVERLASTING FOUNTAIN Aro Curiosities that shonld be seen to be fully appreciated. DILLIAKD-ROOM. The Billiard-Room, beyond question, la a por feet Bijou, contains one of Thurston's Champion- TABLES, and la under thi supervision of Ma. ROB-RT DABBAB. PARLOURS. B.TTINGROOMS. BEDROOMS, Etc., not to be surpassed. WINES, SPIRIT-, ALES, CIGARS, Em, Kto. unequalled. PAY A VISIT TO THK HALLS OF "IUrONTEZUMA. ALLS OF IVJ.ONTEZUMA. FALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, OHINEMUTU. ROTORUA, Flrst-olf-S accommodation for Tourists, Trove tars, and Visitors during both winter and .umruor months. Private Sitting Rooms, Smoking and Reading Rooms, BILLIARDS. Coiohos, Buggies, an* Saddle Uorp.es for Hlrt Conveyances will moet overy Steamer, Important Notice,—Tonrlsts oan make ar rangement- with Copt. M. T. Clayton (Insurance Buildings, Auckland). Mr J. Kolly (Tanranga), or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohinemutu), for throng trips to the Lukes, Including boat and coaoh hire, hotel accommodation, _tv nil ot osotoro* at FIXKD RAT-8. ' Trip from Auoklan* to tho Hot Lakes and book, on the above prinolple for Tint Guiniub only. WILLIAM KELLY. PROMU-TOR. _ FTIO TOURISTS" AND OTHERS, M'AIWERA HOTEITjToT SPIUNQS, NEAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly Esppolnted throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amouxat other cr>oci alltlea—Ball Saloon, Browing, B»r',rig, anil Rooms en suite; splendidly ilttci Medicinal auJ othor Bath*; Lawn tcrr_cft:, Arohory. Crioket, and Quoit Ground*,. strawberries, and othei Fruits ln Benson j BllUijrls, Boating, -hooting, eto. Lake houss, rotorua, -J-tematLsed In the satfifc aftrnirabla prinolple as the far-tuned W_itvnj» Hotel, offers its i Patrons sli-lla. Internal «dv, .jtages and ottrao tions, while the Burroundlng Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of ______________ tame, requiring no comment. J_» I li L I A R D S, The Billiard Table at the City Club Hote haa now a New Cloth and New Set of Billiard Bulls, and is undeniably one of the best and fastest tables ln Auokland. whloh one trial will prove Ore neat tanda 1 Llquoiß n Billiard room bar. Waika.o Aavertiaemeatß. c_ a « v E s « y 0., O HAMILTON, Have Opened Out, ln their New Store, a Maonifioent Assortment of CHINA, GLASSWARE, TOILETWARE VASES, LOOKING GLASSES, &C. &C, &0, SANDES & CO., HAMILTON, Agents Auckland EvßNiwo Star. B EDWARD'S OOA.ttES IV THB i • GOLDFD-LD.-TIME-TABLE. Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Tues day, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, peoial .Carriages provided to Order. ' B. EDWARDS Llverv and Bait Stables Hamilton , NATIONAL HOTEL CAMBRIDGE Numerous Improvement- and additions having f been completed, thia Hotel now affords the beat accommodation to Visitors and Tourists. i .paolona Sample Rooms have been provided ° for Commercial Travellers. ] first-class Billiard Table under the Supeiln J tendenoe of a careful Marker, {GUIDES FOR TOURISTS, 1 Arrangements have been made ao that Guides i for Visitors to the Hot Lakes are avail able upon short notice. . (nßtruotlou by post or telegraph promptly . attended to, ° AUVUBR A V N » S, PROPEIETOE J TELEGRAPH LIINE OF COACHES J A a W. K. Carter COACHES will run to the J o_owing;time-tablo, carry ng H.M.'a mall i— ] Leaves Cambridge tor Hamilton dolly, at ,' 8.30 a.m. 1< Leuves Hamilton tor Cambridge dolly, on 1 arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. -» Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m c Monday, Wednesday, and Friday i Leaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 8 a.m. , Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdoy. l_ Booking Office i H Wynne's Hotel, Hamilton I W, K. CARTER, , Coach Proprietor. J Livery and Bait Stables, i„ Cambridge. sth March 1881. ~ ■ J rl-I E HAYMA RXE T, Sjj 105, QUKEW-STREKT, AUCKLAND. j IN SALE, arrived P_R COROMANDEL AKD 1 ROMAN EMPIRE,- ft Vhite Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Clover, Cow- £ grass, Meadow Fesoue, Meadow Foxtail, — Crested Dogstali, Bapo, Trefolium 1 Incarnatum (.oariet Clove'). FROM AMERICA DIRECT- I lmothy, Kentuoky BlucgraS. (Poa Pratenßie). Ij overtyßay Ryegrass, Canterbury Ryegrass, r Cockafoot, Pralriegrass, Battail. q, ARLY SEED POTATOES, AS FOLLOWS :- N Ashleaf Kldnoy, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukea, Patterson'a Viotorla. C ATER VARIEriES-Hobart, Sutton's Mag num Bonum r Sutton'. Flower Ball, eto. c Also, •» ats, Barley, Garden and Flower Seed. Coarse, -L Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, Baoon and Hams. p BONEDUBT and BONEFLOUR of all grades. LAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, &o„ &CI HESKETH & AITKJ.N,



ijftDG ftnrt Blstate A nents. Go N» li_ A* ESTATE AND BUSINESS GAZETTE AND LAND BUYER'S GUIDE. BEST AND CIIEAPE.T ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR PROPERTIES FOX LEASE OR SALF. OUR ENGLISH AUE NT 8 PLACE COPIES ON BOARD EV-RY PAS SENGER VESSEL LEAVING HOME FOR AUCKLAND, It la sontto EVERY HOVEL of ony repute in the Colony, and la plaoadon Board EVKRr STEAMER trading to or from New Zooland porta, besides having an extensive circulation throughout Kow Zealand, the Australian Colonies, nnd all parts of tho world. CONTENT- i'OR MARCH: Full particulars of a largo number of City, Suburban, and Country Properties for Snloaid Lease in all parts of tho uolony. Articles and extract-on following subjects:—Anokland the Futuro Sanatorium of the Southorn Hemis phere—Area a_d Hosourcos of tha Provincial District- Privato Wealth —Avorngo Rato of Wages-Cultivation of _nb-tropical Plantu- Scouery—Tho 'Timber Trado—Avorngo Prico of Provisions-Farm aad Garden Operations for March and April—Farm ond Garden Note - What Good Wool In—Points of a Dairy Cow— Cro*m from Different Cowf—Common Senao on the Farm-Condensed Horticultural Wis dom, By sending ycur namo and address on back Of Post Card to Mr, niCKSON, Auckland, you will raceive by-return mall SPECIMEN NUMBER POST FREH-. Ja "iVL L X N NOX EC-TATA AGENT AND VAfcIiATOK Queen-STaKKT, ADO-LAND, MONEY LMNT OUT FOX CAPITALIiiTfI U^ HIRST-CLASS --CUR-TIES, Oil IN '^'-STICD IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. «0 CUARQB TO LENDEB OB INVESTO-. CITY— A lino City Froohold, produolng a rental of -500 por annum, I'rlco, £6000— £500 cash, balance can remain upon tho property at 6J per cent.—J. M. Lennox. SYMONDS-STREET— A beautiful Allotment 17 x 137; ono of the finest Allotments In tho Falrburn estate.- J. M. Lennox. 10M. 4AQA ACRES noor the Rotorua railway.— ,OOU Jt Mi Lo.nox, Estate agont, Auck land. ALEXANDRA— Store and Bakehouße, with freehold Allotment. Price, £100.— J. M. Lonnox, '.state Agent, Auckland. BEMUICRA— A most Charming Site, contain ing 6 acres. Commands one of the choicest views in this dlatrlot. There is a Kesidonce upon the property, olao garden, orchard, eta Prloe, £12W ; tonns can be arra-_o-. CM PONSONBY— A Seven-roomod Realdoncs, commands a most magnificent view, in the boat part ot PonßOnby; freehold allotment (98 x 182), all laid out in ornamental trees a«d shrubs. Price, 700.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont. SEAFIKLU VIEW—Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Price, £250.— J. M. Ijflnnox, Estate Agenl. MOUNT EDEN—A most dorirable Now 7 roomod Residence, with about halt an aoro of volcanic soli. Prico, £700.— J. M. Len nox. 166 L (10NQUK-T PLACE, Parnoll-Four-rootned y Cottage, with two additional rooms de tached -, trochoid allotmont. Prico, £210.— J. M. Lennox. 101L7- MOUNT EDEN—A Hargain, a dealrnblo C roomod Houso, with bathroom detached, wash and fowlhouses, and every convenience Tho froohold allotmont Is 132 x 2BD, and fronts the best part of Mount Edon Road. Tho allot mont is laid ont in ornamental trees. Church and School ntar. Omnibussos pass tho door. Tblß property is oiibrod a bargain, aa tho owner Is leaving tho district J. M. Lennox. 100 L MOUNT EDEN—A Beautiful Novv7-roomcd Resldonco, with vorasdah and balcony, commanding a magnlflcomt view of tho harbour. The omnibus passes within a fow yards. Price, £500.— J. M. I^nnox K«ate Agent 163 L -Pi KO-FOUR-ROOMKD OrTTAGE ln Duko S/i.'U Bi-oot, with freehold allotment. Prico, £150.-J. M. Lomnox, Eatato Agent 100 L p-i qc (a bargain)—l-Toomod House in the Bl™ Commercial Road, with frocltold allot mont, 33 x 100. Price, £185.— J. M. I-innox. 15SL. KEMUERA— Villo Roaldonoe and M ncrea of garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Prico. £1.000.— J. M. Lennox. 1-0 L PAPAKURA (a Bargain)— Farm of 00 -ores, with small House, and 20 acres In grass. This boantifnl little homestead is o_ly 21 miloa from town and 1 mllo from a railway station, 2 miles from a chnrch nnd school. Price, £310.-- J. M. Lonnox, EBtato Anont. 05L FOR SALE (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acres at Pukokoho Weat, unimproved, being part of Lot 18. This flno property lg mlxod bush and fern, and woll watered. Mnst bo sold, l'rico, £300; £200 of which can remain upon tho pro- Eorty at a vory low rato ot interest,—J. M. ennox. Estate Agont, Auokland. 136 L \ FIR-T-CLASS FARM of 123 acres in West _-L Pukekoho, with good Houso, oow-ihoda, dairy, &o. Tho farm is all In grass, and la only one mile from tho railway station.—J. M. lon nox, Eetato Agent, Auokland. >'.'-- VILLA RKSIDENOK.-A Charming Villi-, commanding a mngnlCmnt vloiv o( thu harbom-; ahout 5 aoros of pan t re and idiruliuory. Price. fllOOff. jJ...M. L'jnnoy Katat nt, Anc-lanr1 rpo FARMKRB.-For Salo, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Littlo Farm of 100 iicrcs in onu of tho boat farming district. In tho Waikato. Tho farm la all fenced, and haa a dwolltng-honso upon it; In gnuta. Ia oUbrort at a vory '.ow prico, owing to tho owner leaving tlv» iiititrlot.. J'rice, £103; £!M cash, bslanco ctvn. i-iMiialn upon tho propel ty. 18L. ST For Houbos, Jiarr.'ia, and Allotments, acn my long advPrtlsoDiaat In 'Woekly llorald.'* ' J M. L-N-OK, Stats Agent. AuiinxAivr). I^t has. y\r i l hi a l&WoW, HOUaA LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vur/ur; liane auo_lavd, RENTS end INTEREST Collected. MONE _ Invested for Capitalbto on Orst-daea seouritloa, without Charge. Six per oent allowed on deposits until Invested, MORTGAGES and LOANI-l Negotiated. 3 HAKES Hought or Sold to ordor. ESTATES Managed for Ahnontci*. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR BALE AT PER -OOTI— St. Mary's noad. 80/ Snssox-streot, 10/ Marine Parade, 15/ Hepburn-street, 50/ Keppell-Htreot. 20/ Carollno-atroet, 47/0 Nigor-atreet, 20/ Norfolk-street, 35/ Berosford-street, SO/ Cook-stroot. £9 and 90/ Peroival Parade, 10/ Edwin-street, 2L Reolamatlon, £8 Oraftcn Road. 70/ Howe-street, 60/ Vino-street, 10/ Haokett-strcct. 10/ Kyber V:m 65/ Stokea' Point, 5/0 Commercial Koad, 8/ Harbour Terraoe, 18/ Brighton Roa/l, 27' Also, in various othor streets at low rater. •Pdnflfl T0 LEND, lnCnms of £10 nudup jj wuu wards, on good ioouritlca PRETTY VERANDAH COTTAGE (now) For Sale, fitted up with Reglator Grate, Colonial Oven, &o.; two Allotments. O9in-SEVKN-RROOMKD HOUSS and 3J*"- v Lorge A Uotment for Solo ; gas in five rooms. Easy terms. "VTEWTON-Slx-roomed fTouso for Sale, and -t^ allotmont planted with fruit trees. Good woll. (heap. i 7flO ACRES for Sale at Drnry in email or a, I v/u i ar g e i o t ß to suit purchasers on tho deferred payment ayrtem; no deposit required. Also, Land at Raglan on similar tonus.-! > lORGK - STRKKT, ponaonby, vory eon v* vonient House and fine garden for j3alo on Building Society's tonne. WAITKMATA RIVER FROM'AGE.-Lnnd for Salo at £1 per acre, in largo or Bmail blocks. Easy torms. FARNKLL— House ond 1} acrea orohord for Sole, In full bearing; cowshed, workshop, towlhouso, Sc.: Brio sea view. NORTH SHORn-Elght-raor-cd House, quite now, and large allotmont for aale, wator frontage, two minutes from wharf. SAL--STRKKT— Two Cottages for 8a!o with good well, register grate, eto. I'rlco £360. _7- ARANGAHAPE ROAD - Six - roomed IV Houae for Salo; stable, gas, and gas ato ye. Tory easy terms. £1 KO-FOUK-i{O°MH;D HOUSE for Sale, wxu v Newton; allotment 33 x 107. On terms. IfOUR Acres ot Voioanio Land at Mount Eden for salo; seonrely fenced and In grass. i/TATAKOHE-Excellent Farm for Sale, with LVX oomfortable homestead, outhouses, &o,; .Ilnylal flat; creok on boundary; portion bush, ft/fOUNT EDEN-FOUR-ROOMED House LtX near Railway Bridge, £145: ami 3-roomed louse, £100. Easy terms can bo arranged. PI nO-EOUR-ROOMEU HOUSE tor Sale In w-1-"" the City. Small deposit ond weekly layments taken; alia, Houso at £125, CORK—HOUSE for Sola in William-street, wo,J near St. James' Church. A LLOTMKNTS Bought, and Houses Built, on tx. the Wookly Payment System. Pi A(\— Tbree-roomod Cott-igo off the Great C/J.-V North Koad for Bale< g majl _ opoß j t - nd weekly payments. jTi PSOM—Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven 0- rooms, coach-house, stabling, &c. £900. fTPPER QUBBN-STRKPJT-Two Allotments U to bo leased for a term of SO years, ot the )w weekly rental of Is Bd each, * LAND to bo Leased 2 mUea from Devonport Wharf, on most advantageous terms; also ottago and few acres to ha lot oheap. 1 _1 qc-THREE-ROOMED HOUSE for SaM *__>_ In Newton, near King's Arms Hotol; ivel allotment. Easy terms. ~i EMUERA—I6 acrea, for 3alo; excellent soil - _ and splendid view; olso 0 acres for £7GO SRIOHTON ROAD, ParnoU - Six-roomed J Houso for salo, allotment 40 x 100; water ild on. Price, £275. pWO BRICK SHOPS FOR SALK-Central ( _ position, near Poat-offlco. A consldoroblo ortlou of the money can remain on mortgage. _»APAKURA—BO acres of Excellent Land for aalo at 70s por acre. 30NSONBY-NOW Six-roomed House ond < . Workshop for sale; two allotments; two t ■outages; easy torma, >f>cj(S—Very convenient house ln Dublln-st. juv\j Newton, for salo; washhouse, garden -Pretty Cottage rv for Bale, near St. James's Chnrch; gaa id water laid on; gardon, &o. SARNELL. - Nowly - finished Stx-roomed House for sslo; pleasant view; £380. i\ARMS also For Sale at Waikomiti, Komo koriki, Paromoremo, Stokoa's Point,WWol f keroi, Remuera, Hlg *nd Littio Omaha, Korlol, f tverhend, Morningalde, Mahurangi, Woinui, :, iromande). North Shore, Papaknra, &o. Also, £ c Hat in New Zealand Herald ond Weekly , ews. • HAS, WILLIAMSON, ' ESTATE AGENT Vn_-__» Lans JEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBERT , 1 AND WHAU. am Auokland— From Whan— 11.30 am Bam 1,30 pm. 2.30 pm A On Saturdays as follows : -1.30 p m Bam i.P.:opr_ 6 pm J, a, Wi FOTTEB,|Proprletor P



t usineps Notices. |jIOR SALE AND AO ARRIVE At west Market Rates (Wholesale) i Milling Oats Danish _nd Tartarian Os ! Milling Wheat Adelaide, 'Auckland, Chrlatohnrob Oavnaru, and Timara Wheats Meek's, AIcGUTg, and Somerville Bros. Oatmeal. TO ARRIVE, Por ' Roderick Dhn,' from Dnnedln 000 Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seed, D. H. McKENZIE, Fort and Gore ntreet.. Juno 8.1881. "VOUWG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE JL AND BOARDING-HOUSE, Queen-street. Open dally from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from 5 to 7 p.m. Hoarding-lions, for Young Lodles Who ore ocoupled during tho day. Torres on appUoatlon to the Secretary. The following Gatherings, to whloh all ore Invited, aro hold during the Week i—Monday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday, 3,30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (fo. Institute). Governess' Agonoy, £Sorv_nts' R.^glatry, ond Lending Library connootliin with.the Inatl itbj. CI O R BALE, SO o-oea CASTOR OIL, In bulk KM drums LINSEED OIL, botledla dlraw 10 casks „ „ t casks COLZA OIL 20 drums „ „ „ drnms TURPS. W, S, :L A U R I -, 7, Wyndham.stree lUßlNETMAKEßS, SPIRAL TUBNEBB, AND Wish to oall the attention of the pnblio to their fluo display ot Furniture now on exhibition at their apaofous warerooms. Customers liberally dealt with. Having lntroduood steam power, they ore able to supply all articles lower than any other shop In town. J~' AM E S ST E W ART*, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED 6URVEYOB, UORNKB ov yuOKTLAND A-D O'CONNK--- aTRSETS. j \7"')U_W UKM'S Oil liie HA i .SSO CIATION. CO-NKU o>' WM.-KSLKY Attn _I___W yiRK-TS I'-.iadinn Room, Comfortably S'urn-died. All the Loading PapurtiMi the (ahk-b. subscription, 2a 6d per quartar. The Übriiri .B__i_ua up wards of 2800 vols. In U;o virion* dup-rtnii-its of _lter_turo, _ulworlptloi.. fc lid per juorter, t'oa »nd Colfoo provided, f.roi-ov-ioot and lioardlng-houHo Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tueadoyß, at 7.30. Evongollatlo Service, Thursdays, at 7.30, Blblo Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.30, Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. Strangers and ethers (espoolally Young Mon) cordially Invited to visit the Rooms, whore oil Information-may bo obtained, Onon from 8 o.in. til 110 p.m. OORSETR A I N E R, G. UaZKLL, Latk Rounrt Riding SEitaEANT-MijOß AMD -QUITATION iNBTItUOTOR, 12yO_rB hi 11. .M. Service, Begs to inform tho pubiio that ho hoa com menced Huslne.-i! In tho above line. Evory Horso intr.ttid to his charge will bo proporly Brokon and Biuidlcd, either as Ladles' or Gontlomen's Ch.rgcrs or to Harness, Also, In- Btruction gITO- In tho Art of Equitation to Young Ladles and Gontlomon at their own private realdenoo. Terms, Tostlmoniala, and Proof ot Quuiillcatloa gl'on.—Apply to G. IIAZELL. Fruiterer. /Upper Synionda-atreet TVTEW _EALANL» INSURAWOIS _Ll COMPANY. capital .._____ mjm.m I Holnsuraiice and Kosorvo Fan_j _ CISU.COO LIBERAL CONDITIONS, MODERATE RATES, ' PROMPT SETTLKMBNTB, . IU Ni)O U B TED S X.C UUITY, >i.Z. INSURANCK l-.UILDINUS, ! _ OKOROK l'.J_IllI_CK Man_«9». • JJOOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE yj COMPANY, oapital ~ .. _ „'.,»i).oca T'lin nndnndgriO'l, as Agent for tho abatj I Company, lb prepared to accept Fire Risks on ovory description ef Property, at Lowest Current KatOT, JAMES MAOFARLANE. Uuoen-Btreat. X^ALENTINES I \TALENTIN,!;S » The uudiTHlgnod have JUBT OP X NET Ex Oriont itoamer, A CIiOIOK ASSORTMENT OF VALEJNTINES COMIC, VALENTINES SENTIMENTAL, SATCHETTES, &C„ All ot whloh ho Is NOW OFFERING AT TnE LOWEST RATES, jg DWA R D vy AYT E, IMPORTER OF BOOKS & STATIONERY, 100, QUEIN-STREET, AUCKLAND. XpVKNiwG CONCERT 8. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS. SONGS, DUETS, _0., Sco. Every Person can have these ln their ow Home l>y calling on J, EOWDEN, SHOBTLAND-STEKET, and Pubohasino one ot hia Newly-Imported PIANOS. T» T '.; N X a « 0~0. Agents for Sydney Papeb Mills, Have always in stock _ Large Supply ot PAPER, comprising White, Printing, ond Tes Paper. Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re qu red. These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged ,to| bo auperior to most Urn ported, Cavalier Frere'a Genuine Frenoh Hrondlei American Carriagea American Harness. To Auuiv- Farm and Express Wagona American Fireproof Safoa, &0„ tea. B TONKS & CO. nKIOKET! /CRICKET LAWN TENNIS J LAWN TENNIS I j The undersigned hove Just received from England, per Rotomahono, Cricket bats, Balls, Stumps, Leo 1 Guards, Gauntlets, «ci 3 Cricket Bulks, Cbicketers' Guides, J Scoring Booes, Tennis Nets, J Polks, Racket., Balls, Tennis Rules, i E. PORTER & CO,, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETB. I Auokland. fl . . AND POTTER, UT COACH-BUILDERS, I ;>REY-STREET, Auckland. N.B.—lron-hark Shafts, Spokes, Feilcee. Blue J )nm and kindi oi Hardwood, at Lflweat J iiarkot Prtceii. i EpREEMAN'S BAY SOAP WORKS. \ SAUNDERS~&~GILBERD, c 80AP AND CANDLE MANUFACTUREBS, r viotoria-streot, Auckland. i a 3. & G, having enlarged their Factory to ' lonble Its former sizo, and made costly addl ions to the plant, aro now in a position to com- a iete with any factories in New Zealand or New v iouth Wales. Tho yoorly Increase of their J rade, which has rendered tho extensive altera- ■ lonn nnavoldablo, la the best gnarantooi of the r' uporlor rrlißrnoter of their goods, A Trial Ja roapeotfiilly BnlIoll!._ 0 n rjST" ILIiUII -HOM AS, v H Cnrnor of Lorno and Vlctoria-atroets, Auokland East n •.i-.'rtUMEN'fAL, MARBLE, AND GENERA- _ STONEMASON, HCffIITECTTJBAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER, t Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs,'Hoodstonos, and every sßOriptlon of Stone Work at the lowest tJOßslbie rioea tor town and oountrv. l



- ttaßinese Noticeii. j INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S1 STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet undß and Half-pounds In Four Qnalitios, EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARINS CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE, ORIENTAL MIXTURE, They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable brlaknosa, and delloioua flavour— resulting from a soiontillo admixture of tho 1 very finest Teas that the groat Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence of those Tea la apparent by the lorge and Increasing demand that exists for theml n Viotoria, and wherever they have been Introduced. AGENT FOB AUOBXAND t JOHN BUCHANAN, Cnßtom-honae-street. \\T PHILLIPPS <- sua, TV • OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Importorslof Poperhongings, Sorim, Polnta, Oils, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishes, Fronoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes: Plato, Sheet, Crown, Ornamontr.l, and Photographio Olass; Picture Frames and Tapes .ry Mouldings Clook and Compass Glasses, Ula.od Sashes and Doors, Glass out to size and carefully p' eked. o. _ 87. quh;h:n-BTrket. "OOOK-BINDIN- & PAPER-RULING B||^^^g___^__gE^____gfSl «!* WILLIAM LEYS, j BOOK-BINDER. PAPER-RULER. 4 MEHCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS Ruled Jt and Bound to Pattern. J MUSIC. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 4 AND PRAYER BOOKS, J BOUND IN ALL STVLKB, _| Throe Doom obovo Stab Office. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY P K)KB STRONG & CHEAPLY _ BOUND ¥TI D W A X D X A X T _ E V, ARCHITKCT, BTICHBURYS BUILDINfc QUKEN-STKEET. / rpHOS. T TTARBUTT, '-- THK KAPAI CORN BROOM FACTORY, CUSTOM-nOUSE-ST, Prices i West. From 12/6 por doz, ft O TO B A '1 H VT to Roth's PubUo Hot, Cold, nnd Shower Baths, Victoria-streot East. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mobnihgs from 6 till 10 &.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every oonvonionoe, Turkißh towels, nosh and hair brrihea, combs, respirators, soaps, &v Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladios every day, at oil hours, with female ottondanoe, Two Shilling and Sixpenor. Please note the address: Viotorla-stroot East, above the Grey hound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland JO, F E L HA » • LADDER A BARROW MAKER, 80 and 82, Viotoria-strket. Rvery Deeoriptlon of Ladders, Stepß, Barrows, f arrow Wheols, Clothes Horsos, Clothes Boxes, Travelling- Cheeta, &c., on hand or mads to order. A liberal discount allowad -» Contractors and On wholesale order. Shop and Ollice Fittings, andaU kinds of Job bing work done by experienced workmen on tho shortest notice. N.8.—1-.ddars, Stop* and Hwrrowi lent on hire, Violins bought. One or two superior old Violin* for Bale I also, a good ViOltnoeua ohoati. MeroHanaise, A RTHUR U TVTATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND commission mercii ant, j 33, Lower Qpeek • ster-T, Atjcklasd (Opiloeits Hallway Rocianisttou), And at 9, New Broad-steklt, LoirooN, i Also Representatives I:. America, Con tiuonlul aud.Colonial Porte, GEN E R A L HEKCII A R D I S E OILMKN'S bTOUE4 Ticid, Ci>V"r:R^ PEPPER AND HriClUl dbikd ruuiTs 1 ()ANX_l> 1-RUIT AND VWi.TTAn.Ea PKE-KKVKIJ HEATH sne_-ts JilOß, T.4PIOCA, AND BABO - DRYaAr.TRKV OONJfKOriONIUt'. jams and jxLLnra PRHMKRVXE ITISD OANDLSS f, COLONIAL PBODUOE TOBACCOS OIOAHB AND OinAUKTT-S WAX MATCIIKB WRAPPING PAPERS PAPER BAOS TWINKS Oil-) AND PAINTB HOPS CEMENT AND PLASTXTB CROCKERY PIANOS AND nABMONirms WINES AND BPIBITS AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS Fob British and Fobeion Manueactub-BS. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. Executed on Advantageous Terms. Liberal Advances on Kauri Gum, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produce for ship ment to London, at which port Bamo will reoelvo prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathan, ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Cordials, etc MONARCH OF /GRATED B-VrIHAGES. 2 O B » O N J__, From tho Zancef, Ootober, 878. . " Zobdonb contains the Soluble Phosphates Of Llmo, Iron. Soda, and Potash In medicinal quantities. Zoeoonx l« a very eilloiont and Sloasont vehicle for the odmlniatrotlon of tho at littlo soluble phosphate of Iron." (a -pabkling bffebvbsoino Tcnio an» Life Restobeb. Is non-alcoholic, but more oxhila- I rating than tho finest ohampagno. ZOEDONE J May be taken alono, or mixed with wino or beer In equal proportions. Strongthena tho Brain nnd Nerve Tissue, and should bo taken ln . evory case of Nervous Disorder, /Producos aound and refreshing alcep during hot nights, with on unfurred tonguo, and a koon ap petite for breakfast next morn ing. Ia a delloioua drink for dally nso, . ZOEDONE < entirely obviating tho need of ony other liquor. Mnst, as a natural oonsequonco, ; take tho place of the various Mineral Waters, which woaken the Bystom, rnln digestion, and , lower the vital tone. Weekly Increasing sales now equal TEN MILLION BOTTL-S YEARLY. ' Supplied by Chemists, Wine Merchants, i Grooera, ned Hotel-keouore. . Patented oil over the World. Patentee— J David Johnson, F.O.S. Manufacturers—The ' Zoedone Company (Limited), Wrexham, Wholesale- Agents for New Zealand, \ K-MPTHORNE. PROSSER & CO. (LIMITED) \ 1 rpHE AUCKLAND .ERA TED \ A WATER CO., Corner of Wellbsley 1 AND ALBEBT-STBBETS i MANAGER, MB GEO, GLBDHILL, ■■ Wholesale Only. 1 ~™ £ The above Company In commencing business bog to intimate that it is their Intention to Manufacture & -rat-class article, at the lowest c possible price, and Delng ln possession of op- r pltances, which no othor', firm In the trade . possess, they can, with confidence, defy com petition, aa the following prices will prove I— Prices from and after February I,IBBL -s.a [co (In large quantities, per agreement), _perlb _ _0 0 3 -.rated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Ginger Beer, Raapberryade, Tonic-water, at per dozen _ .. _ 0 1 S demon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove do, Raspberry do, at por dozen.. - 0 15 0 linger Wine, per dozen -. _ ~110 Bnger Wine (ln bulk), per gallon .. 0 10 0 .ulnine Wino, per dozen _ _ _ 2 0 0 jimejnice Cordial, per dozen ~ - 016 0 JarsapariUa, per dozen .. - _, 1 10 0 Stoughton Blttora, per dozen .. ~140 )ronge Bitters, por dozen .. _ _ 116 0 Four shillings ln the pound, or twenty per tent, discount will be allowed off the above iricos for cash, or if tho account Is paid on or HSfore the 15th day of oaoh month. If accounts: ,ro not paid before that date, the fail amount vlll be oharged. Country customers will bo supplied at the . ,bove prices, but all paoking, coses, and bottles ' rill be ohargod for, and a reasonable allowance - rtll be made for cases when roturnod, according 0 their condition. Bottlea and atopperswhen eturned will be allowed for at market prices. { . Particular care will bo taken In packing goods, I Cuetomors ore particularly requested to advise -» he return of empty bottles by post-card, or •therwise, for cases frequently disappear in a lost mysterious manner from the Auokland Vhorf. h All bottlea not returned will be ohargod, as at larket prices. iT ______ J 1 JfLOWMAN'S TIME.TABLE >• Leave Onehnngai Leave Auckland 8 a.m, 8.-S a.m. 12 noon _ p.m. apeolal Ooacb ■■ POT agreement. *



Medicaid _^ A NEW ERA IN DENTISTRY, MR. ALFRED WILLIAM CHATFIELD FORMERLY Off MBLrtOURNii), To whom was awarded the Second Ordek c* MffittITatthOINTOHMATIONAL EXHIBITION, , MEt.nonKNE, 1880—1881, HAS COMMENCE!! His PROFESSION IN AUCKLAND In that Centrally-situated SUITE OF ROOMS overhoad Mossrs. J. and T, Maiion'a Halr drKßSing Kstobllshmont, Quoen-Btreet_ His appllancos wore apoclally solooted for him In London nnd Paris, and Include tho Latest Improvements in Dentistry known to the soien tlflo world. As Mr. Chotfleld has modo arrangomonta to receive regular ahipmenta of oil Dental Roqui sltee from London, hia rooms will bo known aa " Tbe London Dentistry." Note the Address— J. he London Dentistry. 190, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND (Next door to the Savings Bank, and overhoad Messrs Mason's Hairdresslrg Saloon EX. I N G t, -AF.SLPARILLA STORES, m, GREY-STREET, Auckland. Suporior to Many I Equal to Any 1 Inferior to Nonel Sarsaparilla Compound, highly reoom mondod for ony Dleeoso of tho Skin, Scurvy, Sorofula, or Eruptions, Ulcers, &o.; Hoadaohe, Loss of Appetite. Sluggish liver, and General Weakness. In bottles from lo 6d and 2s 6d ; Double Strength, 2s 6d and 4s. A gents wonted. Will keep good ln any climate; A liberal allow ance to merchants, captalna, missionaries. &c: lAVHIK COMPLAIN'!.-. DX, KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer oury.) The Best Remedy fob Biliousness, Stomach Derangement, Flatulence, Pain. Between the Shoulders, Bap appetite, Indigestion, Acidity, Head-ache, Heart burn, ond all other aymptoma of disordered liver and dyßpopsio. Acknowledged by many ominont surgeons to bo the safest and mildest pills for evory constitution.—ln Boxes at la Rd, 2s 9d, and 4s Sd. Sold by Chemists and Alodicine Vendors throughout tho world. Prepared by Jos. Rorko, London. Specially valuable Pilla for residents abroad and truvollorß. Sold by Kemptiiorne, Prosser & Co. " CJULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex- K5 ternal Moana of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There la ecarcoly any eruption but iWlll yiold to "Snlphollno" in a fow days, and commence to fado away evon if it scorns past euro. Ordinary pimples, rednoss, blotohes, scurf, roughnons, vanish as if my magio; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plaguod tho suflorers for years, howovor dooply rooted thoy may bo, " -ulphollno" will successfully attack them. It do?t.roys tho animalculro Whloh causes those unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of tho skin. " Sulpholino,' Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2s 9d I Mode b7 J, Poppor and Co., London, Sold by KhMPTTTORNK. Probseji ft CQji "Vji-r-ftlK'S VU IN UN IS and IRON a TONIC rousoa nnd dovelopes the nervous energies, onrlohos tho blood, promotes appotito, dispel, languor and depression, fortiHoa the digestlvo organs. Is a spocillo romedy for neuralgia, ague, lndlgostlon, fevera of every kind, chest affections, and in wasting dlsoascs, sorofulous tendencies, &c. The wholo frame i« groatly lnvigoratod by Popper's Tonio, tho mental faoultioa brightened, tho constitution greatly Btrongthonod, and a return to robust health certain, iioulos, 32 dosoa, 4s Od; next Blzo, lis. Sold by Chemists cverywhoro. The name of J. Poppor, Bedford Laboratory, London, must bo on tho label. Thore Is no Tonlo ao certain ln effect aa Poppor'B Quinine and Iron. It la strongly recommended to rosi donta in India and the Colonies, and should alwoyß bo kopt ready for uso ln ovory case of fever or fobrllo condition. Bold hy KwMPTTTonTjir,. Prorb-ti and Qru fIIrtRAXrtUUM ANt PUU'.'PHI LLIiN, A Prepared only by J. Poppor, London, This Fluid combination, extracted from modl olnal roota, is now used instead of bluo pill and calomel for tho euro of dyspocsln, biliousness, and all aymptoma of congestion ot tho Uvor. whloh oro gonornlly pain beneath thoßUOuldere, head-acho, drowsiness, no appotito, furred tonguo, disagrooablo tasto in tho morning, glddinoss, disturbance of tho stomach, and fool. Ing of general dopression. It sot- tbe slnggish liver in motion, very slightly icts on the bowel, giving a BonßO of health and oomfnr'. -with 21 hours. It la the mu'im.i. ine'liei',';,; Turitxncuin and Podophyllin Is a Bu«_ made only by J. PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose ■namo laou every U\_(.(. liittles, 2s 9d and Is 6d. old hy __ Cat'mls'j. A most valuablo end i 'Uiintial medjclno for India, Australia, the ' i".|'o. rind Colonle. generally. ! Bd'in hy K'KM?i'iimiNß. Phossbb te Co B'tfK As _". OF WOMEN A_T3 CHILDREN. OK. WALKER, (.U-tci-O;:, j Lai - or Yobkbuirb, E«a_Ain>, I May .oro_*~tce_ at Mr Morgan's. Phs.rmaocn tlo-iChc . •:, "Golden Mortar," top of Pitt ! street, t-jxangahape Bond, .Newton. Bill,-: 9lu iU -.in., 12 to 1 pjn„ anil 7 to S p.m. Vaccination ovory Thursday, at 3 p.m. Private Residence i Montreal Houso, Groat North KoniL g_» Ul<L 1 0 NOTICE, THE GOLUEN" MORTAR (luto P. F. Martinson's), OrrOSITE PITT • STRSET, EABANaAHAPK ROAD, NSWTON, Will In futuro bo carried on under tho manage ment of T. P. Morgan, from the City of Hereford, England. Ml Try Morgan's Groat Nerve Tonic. "M T_» U B L I C NOTICE. S. GILBERT, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Begs to Inform his frion is and the pnblio gonorally that ho has REMOVED to more Central and Commodious premises, at 92, Qvk k » street, opposite Wyndham-stroot, whoro ho hopea to receive o oontlnuonoo of heir patronage, S, G I L B E R T, QUEEN-STREET. DOCTOR TEN NAN T haa REMOVED hia Dispensary: and Surgery to Howbi's Hnlldlngs, Wellcsloy-stroot. Ho urs of ottondonoo i—9 to 10 a.m., Ito 2 and 7 to 8 p,m. Private Residence I Symonds-Btroet. "f & M £ .-, v. Ah '_ h v, •3 08-MIST AND DRUGGIST. HOBSON-SIEKKT, ME 0 0 L E 8, • DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, (Membeb Phabmaoeutioal Society), BILLINGTON'S BUILDINGS, FREEMAN'S BAY. Physicians and Surgeons Proscriptions care fully prepared with Pure Drugs ond Chomloala. Dr. Evans attends dally at 3 p.m. "XT 0 T I ~~C i. MRS. E, HOMBERG, SOLE AGENT OF DB. HEILBRON'S CELEBRATED WORM CAKES, Begs tc Inform tho inhabitants of Auckland and surrounding districts that she haa orrlved from tho South, and will remain for soma timo in Auckland. MRS. E. HOMBERG hna brought with hor t supply of these WORM CAKKS, whloh have :ieon vory successfully used in Europe ond in ,ho Australian Colonies. She will bo happy to rive any information to heads of families with -egnrd to symptoma when offocted with WORMS, as woll iv children as in adults. No time should be lost to act against tho worm ilcknoaa, which ofton causes many diseases, or ilße lt may he too late to effect a permanent tare, aa the worms, especially tho so feared ROUND WORM, ond the THRKAD SVORM, which will penetrate to every port of he body, evon up to tho BRAIN, oroatlng JITS and WORM FEVER. Two or threo doses of DR. HEILBRON'S rVORM CARES will bo sufftoient to destroy md eradicate any kind of WORMS, and oan bo ;ot at a very small expense, MRS. HOMBERG is now residing at Devon hire House, Hobson-street, whoro she la iropored to rocelvo Ladles with their children. T «T ! I Venetian BUnas. TRADE MAKE, rHE AUCKLAND tiAS VKNETIAr- < BUND FACTORY, Established 1864. Q&V, AMERICAN PINK VENETIAN LV BUNDS -j (Whoi,_Bj__ Aim RnrTAi_, Blinds fioni iv all parts of tho Colony on the hortOßt Notice on remittance o! order. Our Blind* oro Lighter mid Cheapor than Uu oportod iron bunds, .A, AND A. BUSBY Late M. Horton Busby), BaOtioal Blind Makbrb & Wirk-Wob_bbi! Corner of Cook, and Grey Streets, Market square, *uok_ui_ N.Z.I l



__D_._V. MON BY SO LffiND, on approved . security. B. X, TYLER, Solloitor, Vnloan lane. w/TONEY TO LEND, ln large or small J.v!!. sums, at usual rates of Interest, CONNKLL _ COOPER, 3olioitor_, j ________ __M_ MONEY TO LEND, In sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. j JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solid tore, Fort-Btreet. Si**if\Cift T0 LEND ln Sums or £60G S'IPV/V/VJ' Bnrl upwarda-F. Ring. Short and-Hrteet, j TV/TONISY TO LEND on Mortgoge of First-cist. Freehold Securities. WM. OOLKMAN, Solicitor, Corner of Queen ond J?Af\()r\ TO LKND on good Freehold seouri _^_uw (none or more Bums; moderate In tereßt,-S.K. Hughes, Jun„ l_ind Agent, Vuloon Lane. £5,000 R & X D" J. HART, Of the London Loan Office, having a large omonnt of Money on hand, and unable to Invest it to advantage, is determined to Lend it out on l'orsonal Security ot greatly reduced ratoa of Interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly In 6talmonta, or any othor way to suit Borrower*. Promissory Notes discounted. Renewals (iffectod if required. Monoy Lent on every description of goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royol, Vlotorlo-st. Anoklond. * UCK_AHJ PERMANENT ___. CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. OyriOEt—S3, Uueen-btbke. LOANS granted upon approved securities of' Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of <_0 to £0,000, principal and Intereat being re poyablo ln Instalments, at the following rate' for evory -100 borrowed:— llopuyinimtsextend- ~,„_ ,„_„_ Total anniuut Ing ovor rer WBBK- Repayable a. d. 6 a. . years _,_,-, 12 6 130 0 0 3years- _ _ tf 2 U3 II 3 Byears. _ _ 1 1 156 7 0 10 years _ „ - 8 3 162 16 8 _8" Vurther particulars may be obtained on application nt the Society's Offlco. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. y ICTOKIAN LOAN AND DlB. COUN'I AGENCY, HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The jibovc Agency having Opened _ Bronni in Auckland la prepared to Advance Sumß oi Monoy, from filO to £1,000, on Personal Security, Docds of Proporty, Shares n Public Companies, , and other Securities at curront rates. BUie Discounted Dally. Renowola.O-'octod, To accommodate Borrowers Loan jot (styl £10 May bo repaid In instalments ot lOa-per wee £20 May be rap-Id ln Inst-ttnonts oi. Ws per wee. Or by nay other mutual agreement AU communications, either personally ot by letter, strictly confidential. Address— HIGU-STRSET, Next Auokland Hotel). Box 80. Post-offlca ryjUNEYI fi/JONEYI jt/|ONEYI London Loan and Discount Company, Hl-B-BTll-ILT, AUCKLAND (Botween S_ortlnnd street and Vulcan Lane), j Porsons borrowing fi., rocolvo oaah fillOa „ -10 „ „ «0 -20 ~ „ -18 -10 „ .. -38 „ „ -50 „ .. AM ,1 And so on at the samo ratlOi This company __v__ee money In hums a. fromfio ta fIs.OOO, upon any roiwonablo wcurii.>, and arrangements can bo made to repay th. amount In ony way to unit the borrower. Advance, promptly mada on deposit of deoda, and on le—jy.hoiue, aharoa, a.d e-rip of pubiio companies, !|i"* of aato. tended" cortilloates, miJi-ch-i.JI-o. .-.lw on good personal r»curi:y. AU oomnuuiicoUo-s nnd Interviews hold strictly 00-fldentliU, Address: London Loan and Discount Cooi- Briny, High-street. AUoltlond; or, lio_ 55. Poei ofiloe, Auckir.nd. Ofllc- hours i 10 to B p.m.; In'onduy and Satur day Evening., 7 to tU Gfanamlth. DEV-TT, GttnmalWf, 244, Queen . Btroot, Auckland, opposite the Morki-t house. Eatab-B-ed, 853.—Always in Stock an. to arrive by direct Importation from Knglund made to advertisers own ■ rder.—Ohokebort Breeoh-loadlng Guns, Double _nd Single Muzzle, loaders, Bteoch-loadlng Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Gome Bogs, Qui Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, ond every article nooeesary to complete the outfit of a apor _raian. An osaortment of every description ot Revolver Cartridges, an_ all the best Brandt ln Sporting Powders aro Imported direct tror. tbe makers by the advertiser, who con guarantee thslr good quality. Cartridges for the Knfield, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Coaea, Chilled Shot and other speci alities olwaya on hand. Country dealeri liberally dealt rttb. Guns Re-etooked, Browned. eto. -n.evory other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prloei . Notice.—Juat to hand, • lot of good Bervloeoble C. F. Chokebore Breech, loading Gnna cheap. The lamest stook ie Auokland Co ohoose from. Also, In stock, a arve afleortment of Firewo.iJ v.' »_» be*' OAlltr. rrlshl.if Tacklo u-roceries. -.c. VTOTICE 1 NOTICE 11 N OTICE 111 HO_J_AN_r&~FORTZER, In thanking the general public tor the very liberal support they have rooolved for the past seven years, would tako this opportunity to ln form them that boing Direct Importers of several loading lines, thoy ore in o position to say without any boast whatever, they oan supply PRODUCE AND GKNKRAL GROOKKIKS at Prices second to none ln Aaokland, PRICE LISTI- Box Teas from 16s ed per bos; a splendid ot our own mixing at 20s per l_lbe Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, id per lb Full Wolght Sperm Candles, Bd per lb English Banco from OJd pel bottle We have & nice line of Fancy Tea Oaddlea, con taining one pound of Good Tea, ot a very low figure CofTee, roosted ond ground dolly, at prtoea from IB to 1b 8d per lb. We would oall apeolal attention to our Turkey Brand at la 6_ per lb Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, and Molee at Mil prices. Favours by Post or Wire will receive our most striot core and attention, and will be delivered free of charge to Boat or Roll, ond all ports of town and suburbs. N.B,—Note the Address— HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER Quebn-8-Reet, Auckland j and at COROMANDEL. Liberal Discount allowed for Cub I S BUCHANAN, ... • . 6ROCER, SCO.. Ponsonby Road, Auckland (Opposite All Saints' Chnrch). A Large Stock of Drapery Gooda suitable for tho Soason now at hand, at Prtoea that defy competition, W P A. R X E R, •T FAMILY GROCER, "Hi HOBSON-STREET. Families regularly waited upon, and Gooda promptly delivered to all parts of the town and suburbs, W. PARKER, MOBSON-STREET STEAM COFFEE MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Tea, Coffee, and Spick Merchants, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal. Fibewood, and Pboduor Dealers. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., HOBSON-STREET, AUCKLAND, E Tl BUKE JL m c A 11 3ROCKRS AND STOREKEEPERS wishing to do a Satisfactory Tea Trade, will find it Greatly to their Advantage to sell 1 NELSON, MOaTK & Co.'s, CELEBRATED j Pure Liquobing Blkndbd Teas. fhoso Teas are acknowledged by the Press and v Public to be the Finost and Most Whole some in tho Southern Hemisphere, n GUARANTEED FREE FROM ALL SCENTED VARIETIES VELS ON, JOA T E & C 0., = Tea Merchants and Blenders, ' t High-street, Chrlstohurch. Wholesale Agents for Auckland i MESSRS BABER AND RAWLINGS, Ji



A TRIP FROM GRAHAMS* TOWN TO TE AROHA. » -- At 6.30 a.m. wc embarked aboard the p,s, Patiki, at Curtis's Wharf, and during a short delay, caused by some passengers who were late, we had leisure to observe and mako enquiries about the vessel. The p.s. Patiki is a new iron steamer, built by Messrs Price Bros,, and is as compact a vessel for her size as could be seen anywhere. Lor plates aro 3-16ths of an inch; her length, about 75 feet; beam about 17 feet; and she is capable of carrying from 18 to 20 tons of cargo. The passenger accommodation is as good as could possibly be expected, her saloon being 9 feet high, 25 feet long, and varying from 14 to 17 feet in width. She is fitted with a powerful pair of engines, by Yarrow and Hedley, the noted engineers of Black, wall, London, and are of 25 horse-power, 6.45. "All aboard, all aboard I All clear below! All clear. Let go the lines, Easy ahead,"—and wc aiesoon speeding along at the rate of 7i miles an hour in the direc tion of the Thames river. The first place of any note that we pass is a very well-constructed wharf at Kopu. On asking what it is used for, tho answer comos: " Por nothing; was built for a speculation, bo as to get a railway to connect the Thames with deep water.' Leaving this, we reach the 'J hames Saw-mi 11.,, owned by Mr J. Reed. Kauri and white pine ate cut here, and an extensive business is dono with the upper country. 8 a.m.: "Easehorl stop her I"—alongside. "Any body, for Turua Saw-mills ?" Lying here for a few minutes gives us an opportunity to step ashore and walk through the mill, which we find in full swing, and to all appearances everything is worked in a thoroughly practical manner,aud each branch is super intended by one of the partners of the firm, consequently the timber is turned out ln very excellent condition. This mill is owned by Messrs Bagnall Bros,, who do nn extensive business with the upper country, and also ship largo cargoes to tho South, Two schooners were being loaded as wc passed. Leaving Turua behind, wo puss on the left-hand bank tho village of Puriri, whero can bo seen every sign of prosperity. Mr Ehrenfried, of the Thames, has a fine farm hero, which, to all appearances, is being got under cultiva tion as speedily as possible. Mr Elliott owns a vast extent of land stretching from Putiii nearly up to Hekutaia, and this is also being put under cultivation, Hekutaia ia tbo next place. Wo do not stop here, having no passengers or cargo. The place seems to be nearly all laid down iv grass, and the cattle look iv splendid condition. The country, tor the next few miles, is thickly wooded with white pine, and as we pass bushmen are busily engaged jacking logs into tho water, and constructing them into rafts, preparatory to floating them down to Mcssra Bagnall's and Reed's mills. Above this, on tbe right hand bank of tho river, are two pretty little homesteads, owned respectively by Messrs Challou and Moore. On the left hand batik a littlo further up is To Rangiora, a. block of native land owned by Taipare and tins Homaln block comes next, owned by th. Maori chief, (Tutukino, celebrated for. cbstructiug the construction of the main, road through this land. 9.30 a.m. I'uko ot Belmont Estafa —tho residence of P. Austin, Es_, The scenery here ia splendid, the I jj-./'doclvK „;U lookiiijr fresh- and prreen, antl j the cattle, to all appearance, in very gvod j .iiidition. One of the finest on_ard. in the i country "is to bo seen here, which producer! I tons ..of all kinds ot fruit every year, A ■'ii ,;- way to the nouth-pttst can be soon tho . reactance of Mr Thorp, a sou of. one oHha ; ewiiant settlers in tho colony. The houso i is aftrt-ted on a amnli hill, and commands a I uplemUd view of the river and all the coun« \ try awnd. This gentleman has also a '. ;_.£,-. oro-ord j aud although tho trees are all youug vhey fjive promise of heavy crops. Kroas t&fa point, as far as tho junction of the- li-itine. and Ohinemuri rivers, all tho 1. nd oo the left bank is laid down in grass, and ia securely fenced. 10.15 a.m.—« Alongside of Junction Wharf, Tho town« ship of Paeroa, situated on rising ground, about twenty minutes* walk, looking very picturesquo, as the sun shining on the white painted buildings, brought them oat in bold relief, against the green hills behind. After landing passen gers, and allowing time for cleaning the urea, we are again under weigh, and enter tho Upper Thames River. The navi« gation from this point becomes very difficult, on account of the shallowness of tho water, sharp bends, and tho great quantity of snags which the river abounds with. The way in which our little vessel (I should say a large one, for she is a large one for these waters), answers her helm, and turns round the bends, is something extraordinary—now going one side of tbe river to avoid a snag, then to the other to clear a sandbank, and all of a sudden twist* Ing round a sharp corner, keeps the skipper, who does the greater part of the steering in the upper river himself, in perpetual motion, and none of us at all envy him his billet. The only thing wo can compare it to la the tnadmill; for if hia eye be taken off the vessel's head for a second, she would almost certainly run into a tree or some other obstacle, Tho banks of the river are lined with peach trees, and our mouths water to get at them, so we ask the skipper to stop and are soon ashore filling our pockets and caps with fruit. Three M aori settlements are passed one of which is inhabited by the Ngatihako tribe, to which Pakara, the Maori who shot young Mr Williams some few months back, belongs; and almost overy day he may bo scon sun« ning himself or lolling over a fence. Te Aroha Is icached about 4.30 p.m., in safety, and as we are feeling very fatigued after our long day, we seek out an hotel, and succeed in finding very comfortable quarters at tho Robia Hood, and receive every attention from the enterpriaing pro« prietor, Mr J. Allwood. After partaking of a good supper wo take a quiet stroll round the township, and then retire to bed, fully satisfied with our day's journoy. X forgot to mention that good meals were provided on board at very reasonable rates. Too much cannot be said of the kindness and thoughtfulness of the worthy skipper of tho p. a. Patiki (Captain Sims), who, having to give his almost undivided attenV tion to the wheel, on account of tho peculiar character of the river, still finds time to attend to the passengers, and look after their wants, whilo the jovial and obliging engineer (James Newland) would keep any one, especially ladies, travelling by her, from feeling dull, as he is just like a Jack-in-a-box, here, there, and every, where. Traveller, i a CLARK a BROTHERS. ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHKRS (OPPOSITE UNION BANK), Qc.nn-sT_.itT, Auokland; Photography ln the Latest ana Most Fashionable Styles, Executed mi a manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies. All Photogrophß taken by«the INBTANTANIOUB PROCESS. LAKOK COLLECTION NEW --ALAND VIEWS Alwava on Hand rfIHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED X THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, -BTUMA, THROAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DIBEABES ore permanently rellovod, tho worst aymptoma arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AIOKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITH HYPUPHOaPH.T-.3 Itf LI-IK AND QUININ-. These groat results ore owing to the combination of NEBVE AND BRAIN TONICS that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, oddod to whloh Is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Knoalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby tho air passages ore cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner. Doily ovldonce la afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who Buffer should at once make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The KucalyptUß Syrup is moderate ln price, and within the reach of oil who need it. It is a pharmaceutical comblna tion Of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phitea.ond not a secret nostrum, Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves aiokin, The Pharmaoy, Auck land. Wholesale Agent i The New Zealand Drug Company r\ISEASES OF THE EYE.' I may bo consulted daily, from 2 to 3 o'clock n the afternoon, at Mr Gardner's Pharmacy 81, Qnoenstreet, Private tteßldenoe: Karangahape Road. ear corner of Queen-street. ARTHUR RICHARDSON, M.D., lember Royal College of Surgeons. KDglsniJ