FIJI NEWS.

(PER 3,8. TAIAKOA.)

OPENING OF SUGAR MILL AT

NAUSORI, BEWA RIVBK.

OK Friday, the 18th ult, the great mill erected by tho Colonial Sugar Refining Company, of Sydney, was formally opened, everything being in full working order, and, indeed, in operation. In speaking at the celebration banquet, Mr Fairgrieve, the sub-manager said:—"This was hardly a time to enter on a description of the pro. cesses of tho manufacture, as they saw the cane Went in at one end and the sugar came out at the other; but he would give them a alight idea of the capabili ties of tha plaut, The two mills would double-crush 40 tons of cane par hoar, producing some 7000 gallons of juice —a flow which filled up the large clangers they had seen at the rate of ten minutes for each, WorkiDg day and night during a favourable season, tho plant; would, in twenty-two to twenty-four weekß, cruth iroru 100,000 to. 110,000, tons of cone, and turn out about 8000 to 9000 tons of sugar. That industry must undoubt edly become a great one in Fiji, unless some unforeseen disaster occurred. The venture on which the company had em barked so largely, had unquestionably been tlio cause oJ oihera entering the field ; and, with the several large mills being, aud to be, erected during tbo next three or four year*, it was quite possible that the export of sugar at the end of tbat term would reach —what should he sxy ?—some 30,000 tons per annum. The company's expendi ture, and before any return had beeu re ceived/has amounted to over £250,000. The plant had cost more than £100,000, without wages or other costs of construction ; and When IIQ Stated that, Uesides the large ex penditure incurred to get labour, above £10,000 had been lent to planter?, it would be acknowledged, he thought, that all pro mises had been kept," Murder Aboard the Taviuni. At the Supreme Court, Levuica, Kam bandowera (Mo. 1) and Kaffilislis (No. 2) were placed in the dock on the above charge.—Capt, Benjamin Hughes deposed: Was - master of the schooner Taviuni; she is a British ship, rtgistercd in the port of Auckland, and owned by Hedges and Company ; remember prisoners beiug recruited at Malicolo, but not the day; believe it was in May ; on the Hih June was lying off Malicolo; some friend* of the prisoners came eff, and were conversing with them till a late hour in the evening ; in consequence of that I ordered them to be itixunH, for tbo safety of the ship and all in it; I ordered that their hand* should be made fatt behind their oacks ; the GoTemratnt agent saw it done by the mate.and said they were perfectly at ease in their own bunks to his satisfaction, Fletcher is tho Government agent; he said they were perfectly at ease. William Murdoch, second mate of the Taviuni, deposed : Heard a shot fired at 4 p.m. ou tbe 15th June ; tbe sbip was then between three and four miles from shore; the prisoner* were recruits on board; was on desk, painting the taffrail; ran to the hatchway, and saw prisoners and Joni Api. No. 1 had a gun, and Joni was tryiag to wreit it from bim ; be got it away, but No, 1 got it again ; No. 2 had a billet of fire wood, about twelve inches in circumference, attempting to strike Joni; I got hold of the barrel; Wo. 1 put the mizzle agair.sC my breast ; I ihoved it aside, and tried to get it; I kicked No. 2 } was joined by tbe mate, who got bold of tbe gun t .this is like the gun (a Snider carbine) ; can't swear to it. I saw the defamed aud examined hu wounds after tbo prisoners were secured ; could not .do so till then; saw a bullet wound in the right ', brexst. Two of (bo boat's crew are »up. p.ied with rifles; this ii one of them; th« .amiiigM arc taken in and pat into the trade-box, when tbe boat returns to the uliip j there were about ten or twelve in tbe box, but only oxe was served oat to the men ; on the evening of the Mth of June I got the captain's order to secure the men; the cptaii, Govern ment agent, and myself had a conver sation in tbe afternoon; there appeared signs of a wish to go ashore; them had been many men oil",talking with them ; tbe motions were made to the captain ; I wta afraid there would be some trtubio or mi-chief; I thought they weie going to run away; they might have tried to kill 9ome one in their attempt to get away; [ helped to secure them; I took two soft strands of tope : went below with the Go vernment agent and secured their arms round a stanchion, lashing their hands about six inches apft't, and putting blankets under their heads ; the arms were stretched above their heads, they lying down with a mat under them; relea* Hod them at 4 a.m,; they teemed to hive been crying ; they did net appear stiff or ia any way hurt, lying in an easy poai ton; oh being released they caressed me, making motions which I did not under stand ; they were not sullen, bat ths re verse; during the day they had full liberty, and were nearly all day on deck. Th.y did not suffer, bat were glad to be released; they seemed to have been frightened; no one on board understood their language ; all talk was by signs; they had been very quiet and well-conducted be fore this; Ho. 2 was attempting to strike Joni with the billet of wood. He looked both excited and terrified. The fuewood was kept in tho hold. It was a piece of tlrewood he had.

! The prisoners made the following state ment : —" We were angry about the cocoa nut; Kapeni w*s angry about oar taking his cocoanut; he came up and palled No. 2's foot, and made signs as though he was going to break Ida legs by wrenching them : I then ran up (seeing X o. 2 being a-taulted) to where the gun was standing with a cartridge beside it, and leaded the gun ; then Joni teeing me with the gun in my hand came up and took hold ot it, and in the straggle it vent off. When Joiii saw me with the guv he called to ,mo "Don't fire," and took.hold of it, , and then tlio trigger was pulled by me, aad the tun went off while Joni was holding it. 1 pulled tbe trigger very quick, so that the gun should not be taken from me before it was |lireJ. - Tafikaloir wag doing nothing when I fired; 1 was not angry with him, but fired at him just as I would at a bird or inimal, The matter of the assault on account of the cocoannt had been over some time when tbe gun was fired. There was a sort of anger rising in me, and on that account I got the gun and fired it. No. 2 had nothing to do with the shooting. There was no anger between Tafikalow and me at all. When Joni came up and held the guv Tafikalow woke up, and ho was only a very little way from the muzzle of the jjun when I fired. I was not angry with Tafikalow ; there was no actual reason for killing him; it was only that the thought struck me at the time. Wo wished to come to Fiji, but "they " said we woie going to swim ashore, so we were tiod. up. Tho Court, in summing up,' said there was no doubt the mm were free recruits on' the 2nd M«y, so no ill-fee ling arose from tint. This was evidently engendered by the tying up, which, it came out, was re sorted to for fear of their swim ming ahore. This was a harsh pro ceeding without right or reason, and somo quieter method, such, for instance, as keeping a boat about tho ship, should have been resorted to, and this no doub.t would liavo been tho plan adopted had the Go vernment Agent been an experienced man, His Honor further reviewed the evidence and commeuted on the carelessness of leaving firearms within the reqeh o,f the recruits. -The Judge and Assessors then lotired, and, after a brief consultation, returned with a verdict of guilty of man slaughter against No. lj. aad a verdict of not guilty against No. 2. The Court sen* te'nced the prisoner Karaband,owera to penal servitude for ton years. Kafalislis was discharged, and the Court then ad journed sine die.

The success^ of the new hydrogen gas locomotive engine, in drawing first a freight train and then a regular passenger train from Patersoa to Jersey City, over the Brio Railroad, will doubtless load to a fitndy of the advantages claimed for this new fuel. One of these advantages ia apparent—this fuel docs not emit smoke. In thin engine oil is consumed in retorts as a decomposing agent for steam, the seat of the fire chamber in whiok the retorts .are set liberating the oxygen of the steam to unite with the carbon of the oil, and releasing the hydrogen to issue as a combustible, product at the burners. TJle oil and the steam are conducted by carefnlly con structed pipes'into the retorts where they are to bn used, the oil tank being made very strong, and enclosed within the water tank !on the tender. The possenger train in the late experiment reached Jersey City ahead of time, and the oil used had amounted to ' eighty-four gallons. The question of the regular employment of hydrogen-burning locomotives wulprobablyturii largely on careful1 observations of the cost, since it seems thus far to have no Bpecial disad vantages,

MINING NEWS.

(PEOM THE "CoitOMANDEI, RlAIt,,") •i waul

worked with good results, there being ovef two hundred-weights of picked stone in thl strong t>ox, and sixty or seventy tons nf quartz in the paddock, from which ami able return is oxpected. This ground ;." getting thoroughly prospected, and every effort is being put forth to pick up a rfi run of gold, ™ Union BEAcii.-The stoppage i nvo i ve(l by fixing a fresh column caused the waW to rise about thirty feet, up to the SOW level, On Wednesday evening the rmrnri started ngain. The tribnters BnelfmS party, lodged 23 ounces from a trial crush.

Katanga,— The usual monthly clearing up gave 166 ounces retorted gold. The parcel of rich specimens sent to London would be so much less gold for tbekttW to produce, but the mine is looking vciv well indeed. Scotty's reef continues tn turn out rich crushing stuff. On Monday night a start was made to pump outtl.l water from the COO-feet level which bad nit been worked during the wintur. p rom this level not only will the Rapanea main lode be worked, but a cross-cut can w driven to cut Scotty's reef at a fiirili*. depth of 300 feet below where -it is S yielding such excellent stone. ' Stanley.—Fifteen tons of general dirt was crushed at the Corby battery for th» yield of 230 i lOdwts. ■ <'■

bope. -Boyle and parly, tributoi-i. crushed 961bs. of picked stone for thesood return of 390z. 13dwts. • ™?"

Ada.—One and a-half tons crushed dw ing the week gave 4oz. 2dwts. The m»in drive is going to be continued for 200 feet into the Queen of the North mine by the proprietors of tLe latter. ■'«>■/

Tiki Stae.—A parcel, of stuff treated gave loz, lGdwt. -™ ?.:■ Tokama.. TJie crosscut being driven ■ into tbe hangmg.wall.side of the1 lode chan, nel appear likely to revolutionise thinm A strong reef, carrying gold, and running m good country, ia now being followed in No. 1 crosscut. The gold showing "occa wonally ha» been of a coarser character than that obtained in the upper woi-kine* This reef is taking such a course aa xvlr. rants tbe belief that it may prove to betho main lode itself. '

Colonial.—The low level has advanced through the Thrush ground to within a few feet of the Colonial boundary. A fine reef is showing in the face of the level. ! Blue Pjkter.—David Verrah and party have taken this mine om tribute. ■;..*•

Erin's Hope.—The low level has been carried in 100 feet towards the-specimen leader, which will probably be in hand in another 14 feet. •

Tokatea.—Latest advices from this mine aro very favourable. There it still a fine reef in No. 1 crosscut, with a fair show of gold through most of the general.shift' Thore in a change for the better in the.in-, tcrmediate level, and a good crusting stuff coming from the stopes. At the battciy. there is prospect of an average return, . "^ Tiernan.—A promising Ijlock on ,tho main reef is being sloped out in close proxi-, mity to where very rich stone was got in" the early days of the mine, Coarse daW of gold are frequently met with, but,jw specimens as yet. Another good leader is beiog worked higher up the hill, from which good stone was foimerly taken. During the week quartz was broken ddtfn containiug a show of coarse gold. ••'J

Matawai.—Driving north on the lode iau being continued with good results. ■:. .!.s■■ WARRIOR.—GaIe and party—This claim,' situated immediately below tho Matawai ' prospecting work, is now being carried on. A good trail of gold has been picked up,. giving encouraging prospects to the party." ' Matawai BA/matY.—This woik ia steadily progressing, and Is regarded sea good substantial affair, reflecting credit on § the firm erecting it. lona.—Driving has been commenced to • cut the shaft from the low level, Moore' having taken the contract to put a level in to liberate the water at a depth of thirty. three feet from tho top of the shaft. Ten-( der» are now invited for the re-erection of! the machinery. Specifications may bo seen . at Mr Michael Corcornn's Star and Garter Hotel.

Tokatea.— No. 1 level in No. 2 cross cut, or farthest ia from eastern boundaryT- Wo have carried the class of country inter; ■ secting three leaders in a distance of 8 feet, ' the last one about 8 iiiches wide, and pro.., mising for gold. In the No. -1,- which" is '■ 150 feet farther back, the contractors ate following a large body of stone neatly tlisT** whole width of the drive, and showing a little gold in the banging wall portion of the lode. The country on the foot-vall aide is rather broken, and will probably continuo so for another 30 tect, tbat being about the distance tbat I expect an improvement. Intermediate level and. stopes.—ln the eastern intermediate the lode is looking!' better. The quarta is getting well mine. ralisod, and a lew colours of gold were se;n in to-day's breaking down. The- stopss continuo to yield good crushing,stuff, cape-§ cially Nos. 3 aim 4. The battery starts,, crushing on Monday, Tho Btulf going through Is making a fair show onthe;; plates.—JOHK P. HALL.

THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.

(To tho Editor.)

Sib,—At present there is some correspondence"' appearing in the papers In reference to the •' Contagious Diseases Act, and as most of the Vftitcrs rlew the matter from a theoretical or ■ santimontal point of view, allow mo to add one fact concerning tho working of such a disgrace- '■ fal olTair. About eleven years ago I spent ' • twelvt months in Kansas City, Missouri. Then •, it was about tho same size as Auckland is now ' ■:, ■> (the population about 33,000), and It had a similar Act in force, with a few additions, such as a license (costing ten dollars) issued by the ' City Council to each woman carrying on a,"• > ,"• certain disreputable profession. They were ' also prohibited from appearing on tho public ' streets, on pain of being arrested. Now the fact, was Just this: There was so much of this dis trusting disease in the town, that two medical men found enough practice to run prosperous trades in this one speciality. I feel convinced , ) that here as there, themodioal inspection of a few ~ women will never stamp it out. It seems most : 1 absurd, when the abominable thug must have two to propagate it, that tbo men are not to bo • exarainod as well as the women. I would,there to ro, Buggest to our sapient City Fathers, that ■ all men known to oohablt with their protoges, 1 so-called fallen women, shall also be subject to"1 , the same examination as their sisters.forl think everyone must admit that ono ia an bad us tho other, and In many instances tho whole hlamo . lies on tho man, I think tho people of Auckland cannot bo awarcof the arbitrary powers, the Act j places in the hands of the poUco.for by the Act, strictly carried out, none of our sisters, wires, V or daughters would be safe from a summons, , Or arrest on susplolonj and, imagine, on oxanii- . '■■ nation would mean tho grossest indignity, dis-.',; grace, and, in some cases, the asylum and ■ suicide. These tilings have happened in EnK- , t ; land;' hence the strong opposition to it there,. ( and more Ukely to occur aero, oansidoring tho " polioe wo have, who seem more ready; or ' capable, of "running in" a vagrant, or sum-.u*. moning a carter for no crime, than ofde- : ,v tooting a burglar. Besides, now and aga'n a member of tho foroo comes to tlia front, as susceptible to tho influence of this ' very vice. We may sum up thus: In the first place it gives legal sanction to a vice and crimo; secondly, it places in tho hands of tha polico a despotic power over evory woman and girl in Auckland, virtuous as well as depraved; .• thirdly, it will causa hundreds a year to b» spent in attempts g to make the paths of vice and sin easy and Bafo for those who walk ia, • them, instead of spending the money on the •:. roads and sewers to on»blc all people to walk in t<l safety and carry out cloanliness; fourthly, tho •< oyidenco all arounn points to its fai ure as n, . means of attaining its object, on the contrary, '•* ■ tho vice increases in proportion as it is protested • ' ahd fo terod. Therefore all citiy.ona should coji» :•■'< domn this act in evory plaoe, ahd it auy- p.blio ,; move is noedod to orres^ t(, T ftift \Yillingr to do my humble best.—l aft, Sic, • • ■ *' " " •■•■•:■■! U.S.A.! '"'.'l'!

Ms AUCKIiASiI-D P^SFI'KKO STAB; SEPTEMBER 9.

Printed ond Published by the Proprietor,, Hbitoy Bbitt, of Bymonds-Btreet, at hit - General Steam Printing Offloo, Wyndn&m- ! ■inset, In the Province of AuokUndj NOW SttosDArt mstmnm 9, mt,



Anctions. MONDAY, NOON. MELBOUBNJS HOUSE, TONSONBY X U A D, ST'JCK OV DHA.PEUY, FANCY GOODS, AN DfiHOUSSHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFiSCTS. K. ART UU R HAS been favoured with instructions from Jlr A H. Krtwcrds. Melbourne Houre, Ponoonby Moad, noar tho Three Lamoß (whoialoftvliiß fo- thuHouth), to 801 lby auction on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, Ills KTOCIC Ol? DRAPKKY, HO3IKRY. FANCY GCMDS, ALBUMS, so, So., all of gnpcrlor qaallty, and In flrst-clasa COiidltlOD. A rare oharoo for honds nf f umillos for procur ing supplies. Sot ot DrawtJra. Olans Show Cusos. GlaBS Doors, &o. Household Furniture and Kirocto:—A Very Superior Melbonrne MndaCedar HnoknMo wlin Ulum Front, Hand some Flor O)usa with Gilt Frame, Laather ' covered Ch.ilro, 1-landnomo China Ton, and OolTao Horvloo, Ulaas and Katthonware, Dining table, Ornaments. Pictures, Matting, Carpet, Fender and Fire Irone, Venetian Blindß. Linen .Vrofs, Codar Chest of Drawaw, Marble Top Washstand. Spring Mattrnss, Glass, Stovo, bnt UttloußoO.Kilohon Utensils,&C.&Q. TUESDAY, 11 o'clook a.m. GBEY-STRKEr, HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE AND EFFECTS, SEWIHG MACHINE, &C. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured wilh instructions from a Gentleman leaving ths Colony, to sell by unction, at hla residence, Grey-strett, O Tuesday nest, at 11 o'clock a m,, HIS HOUSKHOLTI FURNITURK AND KiTKKOTS, oonsfoHncr of Parlonr. Dining-room, ROfl-rOOin, and Kitchen Furniture, Gla3s and Kirthenware Urnamonts, Hooto, Kitohon Uton alia. Tools. &c, a Sewing Machine bi Orovor and Baker. On Yiow on the Morning of tho Sale. WEDNESDAY NEXT, MOON, KINGSLAND ROAD, DAIRY COWS, HOESE, SPRING CART, SADDLES, HARNESS, POULTKY, GOOD-WILL MILK-WALK, LEABE OK FREEHOLD OF PROPERTY, PIANO, SEWING MACHINE, FUR NITURE, SO., &C. R. ARTHUR HAS boen favoured with instructions from Mr Jan. Jackson, who In removing to hlB farm, to sell, by auction, at his Residence, Ktngaland Road, near to Mount Albert, On Wednesday next, at 12 o'clook noon, THK LBASK OR FREEHOLD Of the well situated OHroperty, comprising 62 Aores of Rood JUind, together with iha Dwelling House, Oat-honm &c.; the Good-win of a Milk-Walk, EIGHT GOOD DAIRY COWS, a Superior Harness Horas, Spring Cart, Spring Cark Har ness. Cart Barnes', Side Saddle, Saddles, Poultry, Game Fowls, etc Dairy Utensils, Tool?. A Good Piano and Sewing Maohlno, Household Kurnlinro and Effeots. 79 Bcreß ot Land in the Parish ot Walnut, teiuK allotment No. 115. CARD 3to view the Property ana Btoolrotra be obtained at the offlse ot the Auctioneer, Arthur'a Mart. Railway and 'busses pass regularly within a Short distance. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. HOUSE?, FORT.STREET (FOR REMOVAL). W. DOWDEN 4_i AS received instructions to sell by B. B. anotion. on Monday next, the 11th Inat., at 11 o'olook, on the promlacu, uesc Qrohame'a Band,' Fort-street, Two Houses and Oatbaildinga, aow in the occupation of Mra Uarnaut, To bo l'omovod within ono month from day of sale. WEDNESDAY, SEeTEMBEK 13. VICrORIA-STREET. TO BE LEASED FOR SIXTY YEARS. BALMAIN, ftORTHCOI'E, W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to Lease by pnbllo auction, at the Exchange Msrt Queen-etroet, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'olock THIS mOPMIITSr adiolnlng the Ilobaon Hotel, tor a term ot aiXTX YaAna on Jlulid- Jng Leases. Plans and conditions ot sale on view at tbo Offices of Messrs Uahoney & Son, Arohltectj, Qneen-Btreat. Also, ALLOTMKNTB Nos. 10,11.12. S, it, 53,28,29. containing about 8 aores, each, ualmain, North oote. ' This Property, at present In the occupation Ot Mr Uar, is situated in the rapidly rising distriot of Northoote, and commands an extensive view of the harbour, being in close proximity to tho Kstate of Sc Keller's and Northoote Land Com pany. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions from Dr. Bluott, of Ponsonby Road {who la leaving for England by the mail Bteamer to sell at an eariy date. All his Valuabla FlrSt-Ol&SS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURK,from thecolebratedLon don manufacturers Howetson & Milne, and Heale & 3ona. ' Also, A SPLENDID PIANO by Srlosmeaa And, KAHMONIUM (8 stops) by Oadby, of Lon don. Full partlonlars In Saturday's laano. THE HAYMARKET, -KTi O X " S A L B, IHB FIEST-CLASa OLYOBSDAIiB KNTXRB HORSE!, C O N Q UE R O B. Will bo lando J In a few days. For fall pedigree apply at the offloe of ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. t H IS HAYMARKET. FOR SALF, at Me flayrunrket, en Fri i clay, Septombor 15, at 12 o'olock. The Puro bred Clrdosdale Draught Htellloa, , , CONQUEROR. , A Bright Bay, oloht years old. by Emperor, from UuohoßS. Fall pedigree can bo soon at the Haymarket. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. XHE DRURY YARDS. A CATTLE FAIR WILIi BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, WHEN A liARGE NUMBER OF STOCK WIM BB YARDEO. Bntrlea. for «io purpose of cataloguing, Bhonld tie sent to the Hsymarkot not later than WHD WKBDAY, aepteaiber IS. .51 ALI'KED BUCKLAND. , .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ll] T^'| tf )j ERA CAT TL B V A IK, FIRST FOR THtS SEASON, 1 VnXld BB HELD ON WEDNESDAY,'OC^iER'II. fl tor catalogoo not iaiiof' than' Saturday



Axxoviona. j MONDAY, SEFTBMBER 11. j TO IRONMONGER*, DEALERS, AND • OTHERS. j Ex Rnpido, from New Yoik. Q A B R ri~L" LEWIS HAS received instruc'iins t<j sell at his . Rooms, Lower Qaooti i tceet, on tho abovo datP, Bt 110'OlOOk, I BCA-BKS, oontaln!n(t Shnara, Lockß, Bolts. Draw Pulls. Canoponora, Bird CaRO j Hooks. MONDAY, SEPTEMBJaK 11. TO MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE GKOUERJ-', dMaLEKS, AND OTHERS. TAPER BAGS™ PAPER BAGS. TAPER HAGS. GABRIEL LEWIS j HAS received instructions to sell, at his | Koorao (opposite Thornton, Smith and. Firth's Ml.lla), Lowor Quotm-etvoot, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, ,i o Bales of Sroy Papor Bags, 2. i, C, 8, 40 and 101b. Terms at Sale. MONDAY, SKPJEMBKrH TO IRONMUNGEKS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. BARB WIRE. UARB WIRE. BARB WIRE. Ex Rapido, from New York, GARRIEL~LOTIS HAS Mceived Instructions to Hell, at liis roomn (opposite Mea»ra Thornton, Bmlth and Firth's Mills), Lowor Queon-atrtot, on tho i above date, at 11 o'clock, S Tons i Barb QalvanlßOil Who 1 do Ulaok do Tcrrafl at Sale, MOiNDAY, SEPI'iIMBEK 11. TO OIL AND COLOURMEN, AND OTHERS. PAINT. PAINT. PAINT. SASIi TOOLS. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at bis Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lowor Queon-utreet, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, U Casks of Allxad Paints. In 9, 1, and 71b Tins, well astoited shades 1 Cose Sash Tools. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. GENERAL DRAPjEKY, CLOTHING. RETAIL STOCK fob POSITIVE SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Koorns, Lowor Qaeen-stroot, on above date, at 11 o'clock, A PARCKIi OF ABOVE GOODS. All in splendid order and for absolute sale. WEDNHSDAY, SEPT-KMBttR 13. SPKfNG BOOTS AND SHOES. Ex Chimbrazo, at Melbourne. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Booms, Lower (jaeon-street, on above date, at 11 o'cloak, of) TRUNKS LADIES' KID BOOTS. In ov grand condition. Also, on Account of Shippers. g TRUNKS OASHMHRB BOOTS. 2Q OASKB LASTING BOOTS & BHOSS. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, TMPORTANT T AND QALE. JTIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND • MERCANTILE AQENCr COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Salo by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT OISBORNS, On TUESDAY, the 10th OCTOBER, 1882. POUAWA. THE FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title, of 7.C00 acrea of Rich Land in the Pouawa Block-, situated about five miles from Ols borne. This property la divided into Seo tlona Of from 2CO aores upwards, and la ad mirably adapted for Small Farms, WAIMATA. By Tender, to Oloso on 17th October. The FRHEHOLD of portions of the "Wal mata South and East Blocks, and con taining in all about 10,000 aores; also, the LEASEHOLD for Fourteen Yoara, renewable to Twenty-one, of 5000 aores In the same Block, Tendora to be endorsed " Tender for WaUnata Property," and addressed to tho Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Glßborne. The whole of this laol is flrst-olass undula ting country, weU-watired, with a plentiful supply of Buah, and tho Company would direct gpeolal attention to It as affording a good open- Ing to small capitalists, Its rloh soil and easy aocess to town by either road or water render ing the whole vory desirable for agricultural and pastoral parsnlts. Most liberal terms will be offered, and every inducement given to Intending bnjois. Plans may be Been early In September, at the Land Company's Oilloo, Glsborne, and at any of the oSlcas throughout New Zealand of tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company, limited, R. HILL FISHER, Manager. Gleborno, 21th August, 1882. [Extracted from tho "Poverty Bay Herald."J ' Friday, September 1,1882. Tho Native Land Settlement Company's sale of the Pon&wa nud Kaltl Blacks, which was Pfovlooaly advertitod for October sth, has now been postponed to Ootobur lOtb, The poßtpone rapnt is in oonßeqnenoo of the Haw&e's Bay Agricultural Show boing held on the former date, and has boon made so that intending par ohaßera trom the South may visit tho Bbow in Ntpier and from thence come on to Glsborne in tittie to lnspeot tho land prior to tho Bale. AT AN EAKLY DATE. NORT H OOXE. MARINE RESIDENCE SITES, Beautifully situated on the Waltemata Harbour half-mile fiontago to deep water and tho bay. THE Proprietors of this Estate, after re peated enquiries from private purchasers, have determined to submit the entlro lot by Auction at an early dato, and It la sow being surveyed,.roada made end plans piepared. In point of natural beauty it is unsurpassed. The views from all parts are charming and of Immense extent, embraolng Waltemnta Klver and Harbour, City of Anokland, Remnera, Haurakl Onlf to Sand Bolt, Tlrl Tiri. RangltOtO. and ont to Great Banier and Cape ColviUe. The soil Is rich loam, t'ia titree growing on It being 15 to 18feet high; tree fernß and native shrubs abound, and for fruitgrowing this land cannot ba beaten, Abnnfiance Of fresh water can be obtained! Steamera ply regularly to the wharf on the property, end it has also a large sea frontage. We ask those {a epnroa ot a healthful pleasant home, and who do not care to pay the enormous prices demanded for land In the immediate , suburbs of the city, to visit this property and convince themselves. No word painting oan adequately describe it. B, T O NIT? & 0 0., 3 Auctioneer!.



Auctions. MONDAY, at 11 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANU EFFZCfS. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAViS received instructions from Mr, Cox (lack of Mrs Wnßleaon's, Wollosloy- Btroet West) to sell by (motion on Monday, at 11 o'oloolc, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ana Elteota, Mottled Kanrl Tablo, Ohalra, Curpota, »td a.nd Bedding, Sewing Maohlno, Kttchcn ItnnßO, Couanes. Matting, B-indo. Pictures. TAnaa. Kitohoa Uten -8119, Dog's House, Timber, ■>■■ &c.t &.0., 8&e, At 11 o'clock. W, B, COOHKAHB i)AS. PACKS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, ALLOTMENT, RANDOLPH-STREET, NEWTOWN. mHE SußseriToers will sell, at their Rooms, .ft Fort-stroot, on Monday, 11th lnst,, at 11 O'olook. Allotment 22, Sou-lot 8. Section 7. tfewtown, having a frontago or 83 Mat to Kan doipn-stroot; Is a first-class building Bite, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. CITY o*1 AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND MARKET. YARD*!, STALLAGE, BENTS, AND TOLLS, G. W. BINNEY HAS received insttructions from the City Council to otl'or for ealo by auotton, at noon, on Friday, Ootobor 6. 1833, at hla Balo ltooma. Lower Quoon-atreot, IHK LKA.SK FOR ONK YKAIt OF THHi AUCKLAND MARKHiT, &O. (As above). ' Terms and conditions of Salo and Lease mar bo viewed at tho Oflioe ot the Town Olork, Connoll Chambers, lilgh-stroet, on and attar the 18th lust., and at Auotlonoor'd Bale Booms on tho day o( eulo. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Taesdaj next, 120 Fat Balloolrs, from Glsborne, Hawera, Wnlkato and ni>it?hbourhoou 850 Fat Soeep. from Oiaborno Deity Cowa, Htoro Cattle Sheep, Pigs. &o. AT 1 O'CLOCK, . HUNTER & NOLAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE. THK usual Monthly Sale at Pukukohe of Dairy Cows, Store Cittla, &o. Horseß, Sboep, &o. At 11 o'clock. HUNTS R & NOLAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. DURHAM V A R D S. ■JtOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on JC Friday next. Ex Mahtnepoua, from Christohnroh, 1 he Heavy Draught Stallion. DAN O'CONNBLb. Podlgrao In luturo advertisement, HUNTER & NOLAH. DURHAM YARDS. tsroot, hid"es, skins, and YV TALLOW. Every TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. pOYEKxY BAY RYE GRASS.SKED. A Very Superior Sample of PORK UN. MIXBD POVERTY BAY RYK GRASS BSKD (or Bale at Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER. & NOLAN. poUNTJRY CATTLE SALES. FoKsso-Mondny, September 18 Dburt Fair—Wednesday, September 20 P.apakuba—Wednesday, September 27. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Business Notices. HARGAN & CO.S DUNEDIN PRIZB ALKB. BTOUT, CORDIALS, AND AUSTRALIAN WINKS. BOTTLED ALE-iat and 2nd prize Melbourne Bzhlbltlon. DUNKDIN SrOUT-Clasaed with Gulnnoaa'a. PERFKCT LOVK-A new and exaulsite Cor dial. UNION BITTBHS—New, and In high favour In too SoQtb, Bee Samples and Price List. COWPEBJ FUHKHOP & CO., SOUS AGENTS, : OUaTOM-HOUBH:-3TRKBT. VITAGGONSI WAGGONSI TV BUQGHKBI BUGaiKSI I A. MAOKHC'S AMHKICAN BUGGIES & FARM WAGGONS HAVE ARRIVED. Inspection Invited. OyriOBI DURHAM-gTggWXjigKBT. GSS A HD FOliin, OOAOH-BUILDERB, GKEY-STRBET, AUOKIAHP, K.B.—lroa-barfe Bnaflw, Spoiieo, Felloes, Blna Sun and kinds of Hardwbol. a) LaweM Market Prlcae. ' . |fi DWA XX? BAK*i, JS V, AaoaiTROT, ainokuuEY'e ■Bvuiamm QPKBH-BEmHT. 13 XOH X a a ~o"a Aanimn you Sydney Pa?bb Mir-ta, Have always tc stoofc a Largo Qupply ol PAPER, oomprUflaa Whits, PrlnMn«, and Toa Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any alias, auailtiea. ot ooiourr ro an red. • These Papers are now largely used hare, and an acknowledged .to. ba superior la iinoa^llm ported. O&TaUei? 3W>ra'a Beautao Tnacb Bnujdltw American Carriage* American Harness. . ToAßßrra'. STarm and Kcpress Wagons American Fireproof Bates, ao., fit. B. TONKS ft CO. OUHO WOMJSWH IWSTITUTB AND BOARDINO-HOUSB. QUKffiK-BTEBKX, Opsa dolly from 10 s.m. till B.SO p.m. Slnnec una Luncheon torn Uto 3 p.m. Tea trom i to 1 p.m. Boardlnn-houga for Young Lanka who are oooupled durtni< the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Secretary. Y.W.C.A, Meeting every Thursday, 7.80 p.m. GoyeraeßB1 Agaaoy, aerviuitt' Itgifliry, ana lendlnn Library In eanneotion with the Initt inte. CIAERa BEOTHSSS, AKSISI' PHOTOBKAPHKBB (OPPOSKB UHION BAHK), QUBBH-STBKS'r, AVOEUBD, Fh'otOjtrapbir in the LaksaJ and HosS ffuhloniiblo Styles, Sxeontdd Ib .a mannsr Unsurpassed In toe Colonies, All Photographs taken by ths IHSTAOTANIOCB PBOCBBS, SAaoa wwacmon hsw ZBAtAno vurwg Alwayg on Hanfl 4KHOCK HI4OT H.B tf H, JBOAP AND GANDLSI, MANUffAOIUKEKB, O.OX'B QREIEK, SIC.HMOSD, onrioi! nvaiuM-Bnaaa, Avaxum, Oash Paroliaßers ol Tallow. Wool, Shcepiklni, andßonoai, n



srfiU THE PUR^OIi1 PONBONBT. V. DAVIES, Boot and. Shoo IWnnnteoturo?, ot Pouoonhy Hoa-S, CP.Un \\\<i r.ttojiHon ot hln ons ton'iOvs r.nd frian'is to tho follow'n;; l—Child von's Jll.vitlo Uootß. fi'iirn Su.' Holoßliofl. lfl 9d (ohildien'n) j Womon'n Kirt ;!.ij, Boota. from 7sßd; oheap Hao iv JVlon'n Kiastloß, VU (colonial marte, Sec); Women's Ooloniol made LsrloW, 18a Cd. JO'I VMlil iS tt Ui>JWUii ii A' ii, SSLKOTION9 FiiOM OPKHAa BOHG9. DUKIS, KO,, ftlft fflvonr Person can irnvs therns In thnlr eu Xloait br nn'.llnK on J, HOWDBK, SHOIVrnAHD-STRBJES1, And Pj/aciiAHiaa csm uJ W2 'tittm,x-iw>oMm> p t > iy. o 8 r s -siLAAiiiiia o Amu Ada Afti) i>Kax JL. FACTORY, JAMES MACKXSj Pkopejstor, YICTOJUA-OTE'CET KAST, Hoptais ot every tissorlpiloa n Wood s»S Iron r.ontly csoouted on tha toot aotl-M, Bprin^a raado svid ropalrod, yn on hand, B larßO nuantliir ol Lnnipil, also Ironbnrfc KhuiSd and Bpoftos, Rod Gain Ij'oUooh, and Llobort i'Cwii HwdTrosd. N.B.—Onnnt cy ftrflora nnnotuMl attwiJad to, /"I X U v h i> ii I M K. GROUND LIMS, J.rOR BALS, BOTXXHGATE'S MAHURANGI HXDRADLIO GROUND lIOOHK LIMHt In any quanllty, for Concrete, Paths, Floor?, Collars, etc (noxt to slouo flsiKuluu, la un> rivalled for durahlllry and hawl-tmtttnu qneilitloß). For tanks Rrtd oih'jr wot work it Is a lint-olaou innturlal. B, KEAKE,ToLE AGENT, nußTou-noua;£-HiiutcYi " JJX AI'POINTMIim% ~~~~~ A» ISbuffkkt & Son, eluott-stkkht. (Utirlcot Entranoo from Wolloahiy-Btroo AUOKIiAND. Bvery dosoriptlon cf Fanoy lulnld Work In New Zoaland Wood or othor mutorlul oxocutod to any dmlnn, for Doooratlve, Uomouilo, or othor purpoees. BAMPtIiB AtTTAVB KBPT OR, XXUJP, S>W OIL, OOfcUUK, AHV OJUASS, MKROHANTB. ■^T B Pimjuipiis §; gow, 96 & 97, Qt7BSX7>3Til*'S'i', ACCKLa:\D. W, 55,, IMPORTKU3 O* FAFSSHAN6INI3S, P»nel Deeurafftotja, 6l»AiJ3—PflllsUod. HUvwsa, add «cu!-,h Pn<m Bniillsh cad Conslner'tsA Biiost, Photo fftanWo, GUftFoSoiidca. WHITB LEAH, Colours, G'l!. VAUNLSHKE Brushes. Mlx«d Piluta. Oar?an'!i Antlßoo rcslTO and Paten* Silicate Palntfl. HOULDINOB—GiIt, atetoed, Vsneewsd, fos Plotore Frf.meaiui \loam Hcoota-Sods, X'&nest Fraraos for Cnblno4 and O.P.V, PiOTDRsa ot avcry deaorlptlcr.: la srest %übt« BOUAFS—Photos sea Coloiirod, Albomß for PhoUw, Hnrrtps, Sta, &0., !tc Output or Orerlay Sloar.is, till .ilsxss i Osblnel md G.D.Y, MrjanlD i Arralj1 Koo.uJsUw, W. P. & a. CavlriK always on liar.il Iht ii«-j;crj RtOOk Of tho ElMve fmoda In \bu Nonih Tnlanrt o! Nov ZealAud. aiv aliUs to axciHitattlMUtf whole- Sala Or retail ivrlois on sho merit fnvonrahla terms. Samalos of Pn-jorhnnßlntrj tram owe BtOOtt, or Of or!(ilniil pwiviv;i;io, mat on appiiaa don. Noxr snttiers In Auc.l:bind ahouid Inspect Our Biocdt Of I'npnrhKUßiiig? and Itottiros botorc flttlns UP their new homes i thsy w!ll find Boms. thiaa to rait thn meaM of avtxrj-rme. W. PHILLIPPS&i?iW, QITKXir-OTBEET. AnOXtUt.l / nwofi. t o'AJiHora, THH KAFAI oOIU? UKOOM KAOXORT. CUCTOM-ItOnSB-Sff, Prices I Wsss, ffrom is/8 pox dos, S ~, ? ii Li U A m. tF • I>ADI)BK as BAIIHOW MAKItiS, 80 and 82, Vicitokia-3TREet, Bvery Deearlptton ot Ladders, Btops, Harrowß, t arsow Whtialo. Closti»s Hor«.». ciiaihsw Boxes, Travelling Chants, &0.. an haa& or made w Order. iiiA Uharsil ai;-cutoit allowed to Contraotora and On wholeealo ardor. - Ohop&na Offloo Klttlngti, and all idpOu at Joir biiis work: done by taperleno«d wcitmec on th« inoneat cuiiw. N.U.-'.adiim, 3t»ps and Barrowt- lent as Bins. Violins housht, Oza Or Ivro rmrwriar old VloHp* far ttsla; allQt » X Od Vinllncnllo :f;ri\U. THK AtfMAKKKT, UW. QOKKN-Si'HKKT. AUOICJjA.VUi ON BALK, AnnirKD I'^k COROKANDKL iKD ROMAN KMPIRK.- Whlte Clover, Red Clover, Atsyke Clovsr, Cow- Brass, Meadow Feeouo, Meadow Foxtail, Oroatcd Ooirttail, Kapo, Trefolluni Inoarnatum (^carloi Clover), iaOM AMKKH3A UIHECT- Tlmothy, Kentucky Bluegrasb (Poa Pratensls). Pororty Bay Ryegraßs, Canterbury Ryesrasa. Cooksfoot, Pralrieemsß, UattaU. BARLT BBKD POTATOiiiS, AH ifOIXOWfI I- Ashloaf l-Cidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Viotorlo. liA^KR VARIKriKS-Hoonrt. Sutton'a Mas nnm tisnuin. Button's Viewer Ball, otc. Also, Oats, Barley, Garoen and «lowo.r Seed, Ooanse, Fine and Rook Bait, Bran, Uh&rpo, New Zea land iflax. 'Fow, liftonii and Hnraa, BONKDU3T AHTJ aONKFLOUR Of all grirtoo. ISLAND Aim PERUVIAN GUANO, Ctt, ftO. HEBKETH & AITKEH, riHESTIi OK DKAWEKB. Very Handsome Chests of Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Choffo&lors. at very reasonable prloes, for Saab, only. Vbs above wood beco es more beautlfnl wltii Eo< and la always very vuinaWos I W. NORRIK, ; OADIRBT MANUFACmJHWt, J Top of Shortland-fitreet. TA 1 X B X U T X X X a MARBL3 AMD FRKHSTONB.MASONS UonnmenU, Hesd-stonea. Xomte, and Iron Tomb EolllaKa. iHSOEipnons ezxottj;ki> in a aoraaiois urircs, Fiucna and Daaiane 7BKB on ApplloatUiE^ ADDSEaat— COBHBB 09 EUTLAHD AND LOEHH BTXEKtS. AUOKLAND ear jonetlon of Quoen and Wateoficli streaia & 0010.AND JfIOTUKtI.JfMAMIHB AND GILDING DKPOT. J, X, DM COURCEY Besa to notify to his old frlcndg and the gent pnbllo that he has undertaken the Management of tho above Establishment, where GtILDiNB-, PIUTUKK-IfItAKIKG. MOUNTING, fto.. In til Ma branoiien wIU ba onderialcen rni^rlioei Oflflioa oososoiitlODi ■ ElMMA'i'L'a OJVHWi A Larße StooS of Mould!ji3«, Platura-framlnß aiatßriais. and Plotorss ot btow descrlptlm stlwan on hunO. . ... QVEXK-ffSRWHS, H JparcmoH oy WAKKgiaiiD-a'ii'Eaxf, 2JI IStIJiK ANI) 00, ILIMITED), JL1 Wholesam SnippiN-a & Tamils UTjtoheeb, Queon-streeJ (noxt Bank o£ New Zesl&nd, Auckland). - Poultry ot aU kinds dressed to ordor. Prime Smoked Tongues, Hbmo-oured Bacon, Corned Beef on Bale in Largo Quantities. — N.B. — Dealers In Gome. Live Pheasants forwarded to pU parts ol tho Colony upon rocoip!; ot ordar, Kamfile* if ftltod on In town or anbnrbi" tO BOYLAtf, iJ.B.j [iiOBT, LVHiH)t\''C"», BOYLAN AND LUHBOH, CIVIL BNGINBERa, LIOSNSBD LAND TSANSVEB SUKVEVO'iW AUTHOBISKD NATIVE liAKD SUKTEYOR3, EHaiHKBKINQ AND QUAHTi'ITT SURVEYORS, OOLONIAL BANK BUILDING), APQgtAITP. MCTPERIOK OORRUQATJSD TAJSK3, 8. P A R X X R HAS FOX BALa ii numosr at tlio sibovo, with Tap ready for tua, S3 and upwards, Al Hia SiEAa Woosb, ViOTo&iA-araiana, or hJa Shop WBM,KBi,«x-jmßKsi Large qoantiUc4 ot apouiinii, Kidding, and ' i Down pipes alwhy cia stock, Verandah Iron curred at ahortest aQtioo, Keaufacmutcir ot Load iitid Compa Pipe. ▲ oholoe wleoslon cf CSi^utloUtira, fto,, at bid _ WsUesley-strdist siioji. OotintiT OrOem will slw&yß receive hIM prianpt attsnuon, Uwmeu.io is? Os Wwtes, OU PAISMT9B OV THH IIfPSOTBO LBAD Kpflß ;iUnqißa. : Wi is hi aw launaft Oomar of Lome aud viotorU-streats. .Auckland li&al , ■ HOMUaUNTAL, HABBLB, AHD asttJEBAB STOHSSIABOn, ABUuii'JtOTUBAL BOXTi>PTOE AMD OABVSB ■ Insorlptlons aeonrata and boautlful. Monuments, Tombe,'Headstones, and every tooriptlon of stone Wc-kss the lowest peasl&lß rtws wr torn and counter.



iinjriiiitj^B Wotiees. jun p v b■ h k p,' ffiwaaT Bbikc or Todaooo1", oioaks, iHB JT-inoir tloaus. 176, QUKiSM-STRBET, Kaxt Boteroy's Oiothlna f'iiosl s, b a Fl s y, g"IHEAI" uuTLEKY. iaoMa"s b"amukii Hafijuatreoalvnd A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, 4S" DIHKOT FHOM. SIIFFIIILU, TB» Coßoiuitng of. Ivory, Dossort. and Table Knives Bone Dosuurt Knlvos, from 9a por don Bono Table Kvilvua, from 12a por <loz Vooket Kiiivo.'l. iiolcuoib, ltazors. &o Also, Klootro-pi«to Foi-lta, Spoons, Oruots, fee ALIi TQiS AIIOVK OOOUH ins HKLLINQ VltBY OHttAP. Wholesale and KotaU, THOMA S S A M U E I>, ib, qurkn-strmbt (Oppositk Town Cloos:). QhA sT lffl~O « »• Onr Londinß £rt!olea this wook are \ Oontoo tlonoi-fl' Jars, Is par )b; 3 Glass Jugs for 2s Bd ; Lamp Chlmnoya, S lor Gd; GUibb Balls for Shooting ct, in quantities to suit piirohaoors; y wdon tilir ''.'■ -.*, ail i laca ; vibh Globoo and Gold Flth, vory choaii, M. COOK & SONS, FireisMAM'3 BAY. <^6- « IT U; TOKI A N~~IAJAiM @^ V OITWOB, ©"•?|*"o H. n. KKKSING bogs to ln- X. form tho Inhabitants of Au«l£" ra land thut he has opnned tho x!i>' abovo OlUoo in Vlotoria-stroot, opposlto tho Royal Mall Hotol, whoro ho Is yrop'irud to advance money on Jewolloh'. Plato1, WAtohng, Clothing, nnd ml do3oi'lptionaof Alui'olwndlao, Money advanoad oa l Jortonal Buuarlty: \A reoUly Payments. Bills illsoouotod dnily. A Private OUIoe tor tne trnnsHOllnn of Sprolal Uublpcbb. ~» H iv fl A.) JS U fl BODQK, UHiP. MiiU, AND QKNBKA6 UJBOOHATIVB PAIKXSH^ 13 O,' ?. Wrn r> H ft k.ih»»h; OU N W. ff"A 8L X T T," BUILDKR, &0., F O X T • S T It X E T, Kutlmaton supplied for every description ol Carpentoru' and Jolnera' Worlc. HUWII X, tiliiMOUß ti'.-n'.:. Thnmos 3, Harbutt), BTXAMB X U 8 H, POUXABUI SOIiGK, .VND BEIJuOWS I'AOTOIi.Y, VICTOHIA-BTKKKX SAB AnokUndi OUMU MiiN'B OUKiaiIAJH AbUUi OIATION, COUKXU Oi» WJ£.KSLILt AND AtBMIT BTBMTW KftadWH Itooia, ComJortably ffurnlnhed. All the Leadfe* Papers on tho tahloa. BubeorlpUon, J» fl'l per QtuutM. Tha Library oontalne?up vr»rdß of SSPC voiß, ir.thav.AnousQop&rtmontsof Literatmo. Hubßcrlrtlon, is Bd pur auoriw. T.:o and Coiice proviilad, Jtoployment and !!onrd!cK-!iau3^ itcatstora. Mooting for YuuiiK "ion cv Tuesdays, at T.BO. Be: viosi, Thcwdaya 0>7.30, Bible Kaadina a:n3 I'iayor, a*t«rd*y fct 7.10. Ulbl« <Jlni'«. anirtjsy, ?.* ! p.iru Htkanh-ciu; ■ .ml ctucns (oavadally Yonun Mon) oord'.Kilv lnvltuJ lo rtsJl ihe Rooms, whore all lufciinaiioa oar l» obtained. Open tram » a-m. tno r o a a VJ il \7T in liuruT i'nl-.iio Hot, Ooia, »ua smw« HatUfl. Victoria-Htirv,; Hoax. Charge, Ox* BUIU.INO. Uron alt \fO(A tejs Irom 7 lum. to I p.m., and »H7tvn.iV Moiwiiinß from 8 till 10 tk.rn, Xho Jittth-rcomo we (Ul private, and suppllsd •wiihevuii oouvei-leaoc, lartiidh towels, fleah and hair brushes, oombu, f»plratoni, aoaps,-fto, Eoloot tioth-room.* (privfttn) for Ijadlea «Ter» day, at all houit, with Jemalo attondnnoe, On« BHILUMU xnu fcKi'KNUit. fieaiw nole th« HA&rou!'. vic.ori.-i.3uoj: leant, above theQroT' hotvad Hotel, and iu'i» tha otioop B«ddine nnC V\irnfmri> \4arU VUrilnnd. N.U.—Hftrber lunttondanoe. __ (^ K. STuVIN bees to araw the aiusw la tioii or tho public that ho hoa opennii at olilco at the Unli.n Jiißuranoo Company's Ho lid limn. Uu^on-titxoot, Wioru lu> Intends t) oarry Ot i].-;.n<v.t: ns Koubo litnd i'.u'.! l>rtato Asont. ' H\ f X A U v CJ A, X m OPTICIAN, Haa n StOOk BPHOrAOLK3 AND BYB IGiiAsatts ot nvorr dcsorlptlont an aoonratt Fit Qutu'isnteed, OOMPOOKH MIOKOSCOFKS AND TKLH BCOPK3, Powertul and Choap. AtTKROID BABOMKTEUB, TBKKMOUSTBBS, KLKCTIUO JiKULa, iiA'ITEBIKS AND JOTTINGS, Mngnoto Electric Machines and jjAfedical Colls, OPRRA GJjAH'^KS, bINOOOLAK FIELD AND MAUIKK GlvaadKH, Thkodolitm, OoMPAsaas, Sextants, Spirit dydromoteiis, Snccharomotcrg, Salioomotciß, Argeuconiuters, &c, &c, Sic, ABKNT »OK TAYLOK'B PATKNT BKWINa MAORINKB & ICXTKAB. Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Oppobitk thb Post Orrita, nhnrtlnnd-atreot. muumAS & CART EB, -L IMPOBTXB OV PIUNXB, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL INSTBUMKNTB, a-ANOY GOODS. CONGKRTINAB, MKLODIAN3, VIOLINa, VIOLIN fcTKINQB AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIO, 88, VICTOKIA-STKKBI', AUCKLA^D, BIX DOOIIH FROM iLUKUT-hTSLEBT, Wholesale and Hutoll Picture Frame Manu tocturer, Mualua.l InDtruuient Maker, Teaohor, Importer and Repairer, Teacher ot die Pianoforte, Oruan, Oonoertina, f Violin, Cornet, aod any Braaa Instrument. ig'O COUNTUY SKTTLEKS, STUKK* JL KKKPttRB, AND OTHERS, F, G. CLAYTON, Commission agent and Hbokbb Kor the Bale and Purchase of HUES, SUKKP BKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, &0., fto. Personal^upervision. Aooonnt Sales Promptly Rendered, Bnslnesa Address— V. a. CLAYTON, Oare of Mr J. Butohor, Cnmmuroo-stroet, Anotland. " W. M. AKKI OX T, • AUCTIONKKH, VALUATOR, HOUBB, LAND, AND GKNERAL COM. auaaiON aoknt, KAEiNOAItAPK KOAD, AUOKLAND. _ ur Out-door Sales Attended. T8 UUHItUOAXKU TAJXJUf, S J. L.KEAW Has for Bale a number ot tho above, With Tais rm.dy for use, prioe sis, at bis Shop, Klilott-stroet, Large quantities ot Bpoutlns' Rldolna, and Down Pipes always In Mock, Verandah Iron ourved at the shortest notloe, Country ordors wIU uJways reoelve his prompt »ttactlon. Ijoad washars nlways on hand. GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR THK purest 7jnkst. and bk9tlll Chryston Poultry Yards, Lakk Taka. PUNA. . . 1 V AR I E T I E S — Llitht liniiimr.a. Dirk Brnhuiaa White Cochins, liult Cochins, Blaob Coob, l.miß:ih'ius, Munorcos, iioudons Block Polish «V.O. ;Whito Li'uhorns, Brown LoKhorns i)6rkbg3. hamburgij, PlymouthßooUs,Fokln Uuun.ond Aylcubury Dnoks BUND FOR PRICK-LIST OF KGO3. E&RB onrefull^Paokod. and sont to all parts tho Colony, IS" Write for just what you Want, and ad dross as above. I pnatontoo satisfaction In al ordinary onset Visitors welcome, Sunday exoeptol. mO THE RESIDENTS OF PONSONBY i AND NKIGHBOURHOOD. W. 00C HR A IV, JUNIOK, FAMILY BOTOHEK, PONSONBY KOAD, oornor of PomDalllor-Bt.. lnvitoo inspection of hla Ohoioo B■il•s^ola a Meat. Families waited upon for order?. A trial reapoottnlly solloltedi JA MJG » BvX CH H It", OAKTKK, OOMTKACTOR, B0 goods Carted ana DeUversd from shlp'a Bids OU aht.rißsk Notice. Ballast Bnpplied. :< ; 'iii»'iUfsii,s ant; Bay oar Islands Ooai Alao. Flrevrood loan and onont) reasonable.. Xaine's I^ree Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM ■ HOUSE ■ STREET EAST (Nearly faoiog Queen-street Wharf), MERCHANDISE, SoTrirORBD AT COR- IiENT RA.TK& Good Cellahahii fob LIQUIDS, FRANK TAINE, IMPOETEK AHD PrODPCB MKBCHANT. W "O T 1 O U, W, H, SKINNBB, , -; ARCHITECT, HM taken offices (ormsrlr oonapled bj Uu 1 O»? Oonnoll, anfl over Mes&rs, Upton nd Off.'s, qaoen-gireoti



I ■ - ■ band anfl WMtv AMfentPi T» W* HIOJJBOW « Go., ESTATE AGBNTS, OFSIOE3: Over Goodson's, Owner o£ Quiciis AND VICTJUIA-BTHKUta, HAVE UN BALE GENTLEMAIS'S KESIDENCB, contain- InR sovontopn rnomu; w«ll cltiuitod; onli' a few mlnutoß walk from Queon-Btreot, lilt 181 THE HEAKT OF THE CITY-A 1 First 01088 Inveoimont,- I.nrao FRICfHOLD BVILUISQ AIjIjUTM'INr, having fronWito to twomoin Btrcetfl, bnolt nixl froni; mltable for iha ereolion of Xtrfit claifl bufllmuj peinlßCU of any description. 1112 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTUY KBKI JJWKOIf, wish sovornl noroa of rich voloimlc Land ; oxtoiißivoyonni; orohnrd. (tnrilon, lawn, and shrubbnrj ; Btabloundooiioh-houBo: hslf hout'd drivo from town. IH3 S.UBUKBAN KbSIDEINCE, sovon Konms, with noarly flva Boros I-dlld: Within tho oity boundary. Prloo very moderate. 1111 NEW COTTAGE in Fifth Avenue, Con. quest I'laco. Purnoll. £200. 1145 SECTIONS near St, Sci)ulchro's nad Mount K'lonKoad. 2oj and Gsa cor foot. IMB SPLKNDID FARM, 30G acres ; 27G acres freehold ; tho vory beat lund; situation unaur passed; extonßlvo wntar frontage; within a radius of 10 miles of Auokland; distance) by roa<li 16 miles. Prloo modarato. A largo pro portion or tbo purohaiio money may remain onmaitKßßoatSperoont. 1117 SEVEKAL HEALLY VERY CHOICE WAIKATO FARMS- Ono ot nearly 000 acres tvt £G nn acre, Threo fourths of tho purchase monoy muy ro main at cummt rats ot luturoot. 11-18 Another of about 300 acres. A first-class property, at a nindorato rrlco, for which a Oonafulc Bottler may nrrangu eaaj terms. 1113 Another of .about 200 acres ut £5. A «oi)d and wulU'ltQiited furm, 1150 Others at from 70* an acre nnd upwards ; all moro tr Ic3s Improved audraady tor irnino dlato oooapailon. 1151 Soinu first-class Farms', from GO acres up wards, oa deferred payments. 1152 Our Hopioiubar Oli'oular. ooiitnlnlnK Index Hat of Bomo 400 prop'.^rtK'U, Is now in the proaa, and will bo tornUidcd on npplloatlon. 1153 T, W.-HIOKBON & CO. ?Th aa, yu- ill uhboF, HOUBfli LAND AN)) FINANCIAL AOKNT VlILOD! IiAMK, AXJiMhkUU. Ilfltikorj i—National ltanK of Now Zoaland. RENTS and INTKBEST Oolleoted. MONKX Invested tor Capitalists on first-olast soouritloa. without Ouxi^as. Six pur cant allowed on depoults until Invested* MOKTGAQIca and LOANS NoßOtlftted, SHARKS Botiftht or Sold to orrtor. BSTATKH Managed for Aboonteaa, A LLOTMKNTS Bcunht, and Houses Built on A tho Woolcly Paymont Byßtom. BOtLDINS ALLUTMKNTB FOB BALB At VSlt ITOOTI— Bootlanilslroo*, CO/ Wesc-Btreot, 30/ Inlternian-ttroot, 15/ Honbnrn-BUeot, 80/ Bond-street, 15/ L'gor Place, 60/ Koppoil-utreot. 20/ Norfolft-utroet. 10/ ArKylo-Klreot. 15u Uook-Btroet. £0 Herosford-utroot, £5 ltdwin-Btreot, 80/ Perolval Parade, 15/ Oratton Iload, 78/ Kooiiuimtlon, £fi Moant Kdon Road, £3 Howe-street, 60/ Kyber Pass. £6 llaokott-tittwjt. 10/ Normunby Itoad, Cl Nolflnn-strout, SO/ Brlßhton Koaii. 10/ Alao, In varicca otfcer sutjota at low rates, ■ftAflfirt TO kKND, In Hums of «0 and np *wuu wards, on «ood securities. T>BRKBITORt)-«TaKlCr—New and voryoon- X> veniont Cott»KO for Sale, near Congrega tional Church, Can ho purchased on easy wrmn /? 4 An_SIX-HOOMK'D IIOUSK (übw), with **"" pantry, for 8alo; vory convenient; water lulft ou; ca"y torms. vfOUNT KOBN-Well-flnlHhcd Blx-rooinod IVI Houto (now) for Halo; 1000 nallon lauk laid on.ilarito oornor aliotinont; very cheap and onsy terms. UIiVSK for Halo In *"3U " Nowton ; v«ry oonvonlont nnd Large allotmnnt; ch^ap. Al. o. Two Adjoining Allot menm If de3irod. ttUNUa-Klßhtr Acrcaof Land for Sola for .O. £05,. Also, KlKhty Aores at Walkioklo, fur CCS. A Bplondld ohanoo for working man. -POQA—Now and Woll-Unlahed Houeo for *iou Sale, at Kooky Nook, New North KOftd; nllotmcnt JO x 120. Vory ouey terms. NOH'I^HOOTK - Bovon roomed Jlouso. out bnlldlnKU, fto.. unit SO unrt'H Of Land for Sale. Very oho&p. Grand view of the harbour. J«lqn-'fO|J«-«OOMKI> HOUBE for Balo, a*x v v oir Cook-stroot, with lartfe allotmeat. 'a'tOKATORA TUWNdilll 1, - Two Urge X Cornor Allotments for Sole for £20, having throe frontagva. MOUNT KUKN-Flve-rooraed Houbo and two aores ot voloanlo soli tor Halo. Flee view. Orchard. &o. PONSUNBY — New Six-roomed House for Sale near the Throe Lampß, Prloo, £320, Kasy terms ot paymont T\KVONPOKT, Lafeo Itoad - Several very U choloo Villa Sites for Salo. having roid and ooa frontagfß, and possosainK tho finest landscape views to bo found around Auckland, Very easy terms of paymont. ftynn-A. NIOK NKW OOTTAQK In New *'suv ton for Bsle, wltn. large Bhed, allot ment 10 x 100; vory ohoan. WAITKMATA KIVKtt FRONTAGK.-Land for Sole at fM per noro, In large or small b'oofen. Kosy terms, TJARNKLL—House nnd 1} acres orohard for ( Sale, in full boarlnK; oowshed, workshop, (owlhouse, *a: Quo sen view. - QALK-STRKUT-Two Outtaßes for Sale with O good well, ruKlßtorßrnte, oto. Prioo fllOO. ■PI 9fJ-*'ol-)K-HOOMKU UOUBK lor Bale In X/X 6 U tho olty< SlnMl depoat, and wee i,i 1 payments token. .pnoc-HOUSK for Bale In WUllam-atroot, **■ O J noar at. James' Ohuroh. jl Qk— Throo-rooDjod OottnKu off tho Great jjj-a.) Ngrth Koad (ot g,^ Smßil depoßtt and weekly paymonta EPUOM— Gentleman's Villa Resldenoe, seven rooms, ooaoh-hooso, BtablliiK. &O. £SOO. ft-MK-THKKK-KOOMittJ HOU3K for Hal« *»«•*»> in Newton, near King's Arms Hotel; level allotment. Basy terms. RKMUKRA-lB acres, tor Sale I ezoeUent sou and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD. ParnoU - Blz-roomed House for sale, allotment M z 100 1 water laid on. Prloo, £376. PONSONBY-New Sir-roomed House and X Workshop for sale | two allotments | two frontages j esay terms. W^ELLINGTON-STKBKT. -Protty Oottaße for sale, near St. J&mos'B Ohuroh j km and water laid on; garden, && OARNKLL.- Newly - finished Six-roomed X Houbo tor sale; ploasant view; £380, GiAUMB also Kor Bale at Walkomltl, Pare ■*■ moromo, Btokes'H; Point. WaltaUorol, Mahn rangl, North Shoro, PupAkura, Sea. Also. Bee list In New Zealand Herald and Weekly Newt, OHAB. W.ILLIAMBON KST4.TB AOBNT Vnr.nAH T,aw» W. V* S TEVENS' HOU3K. LAND AVIJ FINANCIAL AGKNT GBNKKAIj OOMMIB9IDN AGBNT, Nsxr Union Bank, Quiien-bthhkt, Auck land. Properties advortieod free of oost, and no oharge made nnloßs business done. Llsta of Properties for salo forwarded monthly to Agents in Napier, Wellington, Christohuroh, and uonodln. Insurances efTeotpd on Houses, Crops, Fur nlture* &o. * Properties Valued, Surveys Undertaken, Building Estimates prepared. Mortgagos and Loans negotiated. KOK SALK— KYBER PASS KOAD—House of 6 rooms, large garden KYBKR PASS ROAD - Compact Cottage, 6 rooms, very convenient, TWO BHOPd and Dwellings, on good leading thoroughfare. QRAFTON ROAD-Honso, 8 rooms, gas, So, AVONDALK—House, B rooms. oxtoiißivoshods, stable, outhonses, eta, Bnd highly oultlvatoa farm; lnrtro orohard. etc LAUQB aHOP, with dwelllng-houßO, 6 rooms attaohed, workshop, etc., suitable for draper or grocer; in rloing locality. PONSONBY—House, 0 rooms, two tanks, gar .don, oto.: very oheap. PONSONBY—Houho, li rooms, largo ornnmon tal Rrouuds, oommamdlng oxtonslve viow. PON SON BY —Mouse, 7 rooina, wash-houßO tanks, well, &o.; large garden, full frui trees. '■■ GRKAT NORTH ROAD-Hoa3e. B rooms garden, tea. HOUBK, B rooms, standlnnr on large corner allotment, facing Domain. UOUStt, 8 rooms, gas and other oonvonlonoes I 10 minute b' walk from iQuoen-struet; good Viow. Very ohoap. 1000 AOHEd—Freehold Lnnd, suitable for a oattle run; oasy dißtanoo from 'Auoklandi 0 YKaRS LBAHIC ot 7-ronmed House and arouods, very low Bround rent, cheap. 19 YHI4.KB LWA3K of G-roomod Uoueo and grounds, ground ront low BKVKKaL BLOOKB of Native Lands, ohean Title?, Crown Grunts. KAURI BUSH, 3600 acres, good water front ago, at low prloo. 12 ACRtcs good ploughablo level Land, olose to Whan huiloui TI-TRKK BU3H-Vory hoavy Tl tree Bush for ' Said; easy winter cariiagei PARTICUIiABS OF OTUBB PKOPBRTIE3 ON APPLICATION. SEVERAL HOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VERY LOW PJKIUffIS. N.B,—Building Allotments near Town, and stnn.ll houses, are much required, and find a ready Balo. DSVYrS, Gcsuaaakßr, U4g Qnsoisi e» BtKws, AuoStlunit, oppcnlte the Market houße. Established. B63.—Alwoya In Btook and to sjrrlTO by direct importation from England made to nQverilsew own order,—Chokoboro Bieeoh-loadlng Guns, Double and Slnsle Mueelo< leaders, Bieooh-loadug ReTOlvers, Broeoh-losfr ing Rook and Habblf Rlfioa, Qame Bags, Gun Coses, I'owiter Flasks, Shot Pouches, and eveij srtioSe nocessMy ta oompleta the cratflt of a iportsman. An assortment ot every dcssrlptloa at Rovolvw Gavcrlugca,'and all tha baft Brando In Bportlsg Powdord are Imported dlreot from •ihe makers by the advertiser, who can znnr&ntee their good quality, Oorttldsca for tha Bnflflld, Snider and Ten? Rifle:, Metalllo Oartrid(te Cases, Chilled Snot and other sped. all ties ahrayi on hand. Country dealer* ÜbemUy dealt nlth. Sons Bc-atocked,Browned.' etc an devery other Und of Firearm Repaired st reasonable prices . Notice.—Just to hand, ■ ot of BOOd Barrloeablfl C 7. Chokebore Brecch loadlne Gun* cheap, Th* lamssl itook Lv Auokland to Ohoosa from. Also, In Stock, ■ ana uaortment ot nnwoiki 8t *ht fINM Mlltf rtiUutVukia



Hotels. PACiFiO HOTEL. l JOHN QILLANDKR...... .PROPRIKTOK, B^ao to annoanoo to lilo friends and tho general swbllo, that he has ooinpleted tmo oxtenolvo alturatlon on hla promises. Among the many improvement, he Jl&3 Introduced A SPECIAL DIMING-KOOM, Undar tho Saverlntendenoe ol & well- i known Caterer, Xho "Cuioino" will be the beat the Season cau supply. Meals at all bourn, 1 ir.nt Brands ot Wlnea and Uplrlts. Haijoook'a Sparkling Ala always on Draught, Board and Residence, 20a per weelc. Reasonable Charges. Kzoollont Fare. CivlUky •"id Attention. Good ttMMna nuAKLEUUNI HOTEL, \J Wakollolil-utrool, Anoklnndi W, H. POKTER (Late ot Quoon'B Hotol, quoen's RedonbtJ. WINES AND SPIRITS Off THK BBS BRANDS, HANCOOK'H ft WHITBON'S SPARKLING AIiKS. FIRHT-OIiASa SVOOOMMODAWOK WOK VISITOB J W. H, POUTER, Pkopkietob. ! MttRINCK ABTHUK HOTEL", j X HOI3SON AND WKLLIISLKY BTRICKTS, In now thoroughly completed, and ready to re ofilvo viiiitors arriving In Auokland. , SPtsNDin AP/.iiTMKNra, And ovnry'oonvonlouou a if irat-clasa Family and ' Commercial Hotol can command. Tho Pronrlotor hopes that by giving every attention, and from tiras to time further supply ing tho Tvantß of hla ouatomeKl, ho will obtain their patronage, and increase tno oonneoilon ol the liuiidu, TnK WINHS AND SPIItITS, AISO AXEB, need No Comment. A First-class Billiard Tablo. Kvory convenlonoe for players, hv be k~t~o ram, Pkophiktop. customhouse ho t,e l, k, h, campion Has taken tho above Botoli and having thoroughly renovated the same, it now nlTyrrtu tho bestj accommodation to Commercial Men. HANOOOK'S BKKK ON DRAUGHT, MOT LAX X S I HOT LAKES 1 HOT LARKS IMPORTANT NOTICE, . TOURISTS Intending to visit those Natural Wonders of New Zealand can obtain through BBTUKN TICKETS (Including Guides, Uoat and Couch Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &©.), tOßothor with every Information, from the undersigned, who have been appointed Soli Aqentb in Auokland for Mr William Keixx. Proprietor ot the PALAOK HOTKL, ObJne mutn, .First-class Accommodation (or Visitors durfna both Winter and Hummer Months, PRIVATE SITTINQ, BMOKINB, AND READMiI Rooms, BILIiIAKDS, Coaohos, Buggies, and Saddle Hones for Hlrei Conveyances meet every Steamer, MKTOALFK & HILL, 33, N.Z. Insnranco Buildings,. Juno 3rd. KS Anranb FALAGH HOTJSL, HOT LAKES OHINiraUTU, RQIOKUA. Vtißi-daius accommodation fox Tourists, ItiTl Usra, and Visitors daring bath winter and lomniar memtha. Private Sitting Raotnl, iiainkiaa and Reading ROOnif. Ootuhos. BnKßlea. and Huddle 1 -torses for HIM Conveyance* will moot every Steamer, . iKt'OBTAHi Notios.—Tonrlsta can mako ar rangements with Ca\it, M. T. Clayton (Insuranof HulliUbku, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tanranga), or Mr Win. Kelly (Ohiuemntu), for throng!) trip* to the Lakoa, Including boat and ooaofc hire, hotel :;oeormnodatlcn, and nil Ot omtexu, It ClXk'U UATSH. Trip from Auckland to the Hot Lakei tat back, on tho above principle for Teh livmmu °KLWILLIAM KKLLY. Pbopbmto*. maut,v JBIO to £1,000. TTICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT " AGKNCY, HIGH-STRKKT, AUCKLAND, OPPO3ITJC CITY COUNCIL OFFICES, llor.oy advanood from £10 to • 1,000, Ot Personal Security, Dewls Of Property, Share;, &c. Repayments con bo made In Instalments ol ONK SHILLING PICK WKKE foreaob POUNi.I borrowed, or In any way to suit borrowers. Communiontlons Confidential. Post Officb Address t BOX 80, AUOKLAND. A UOKLAHD PJJKMANKNT A. 00-OPKKATIVR BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOOIKTY. OfflCK!—ll7, QUEEN-BTBEXT, LOANS granted npon approved soourltlos ol WoohoM or LoAsehold Proportloa In sums ol £20 to £8,000 principal and Interest being re payable In instalments at tho following Re ouokd iutkh for repayment ot eaoh taw borrowed !— Repaymenb) eztond- p • n T AOfr Total amount Ing over t-er wees. repayaUe, c s, d. c b. d, lyear - .ill MM 0 0 3 yean _ 1 010 108 8 8 ■8 years - - U 1 118 15 0 ' * years _ _ 11 8 121 fl 8 Syeara _ _ Bfl 18818 B , 8 years - - 7 1 147 IS B lOyaara , ? 83 [ 163 IB 8 And In the eaino proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—Tho Society receives Money oa Dopoult at 1 per oent, per annum, JOHN BATGKRI Seorotary. £ftyf\f\f\ T0 LBND on FRKBHOLD 3D«UUV sKOUKITYj alao, Boveral sums ot fll.ooo and fiSOO,—Apply Altteon CAirlok, offloeMWfflamrAiM^^hPJitoqatjspt. MONkV 10 uaiHD, in «mni ot £SW and upwards, at T per cent, JAOKBON 8= KUaSKLIi. Solloltori. gort-rtreet. ■mfONKY XO L£HD on Moitg»|« « ffinKOMiirroehoiaseoiiriUM. • WM. OOLBMAH, nM of Qnsen and Bhcrtland-rtr^v MONEY TO WSBJD, In large or muU Bums, at usual rates ol internet. .coimisLLi&ijboopKK. ; Bolioitor*/ . . - Vnloan Lftttft. oonvevancea. rnELEGRAFE LIKE Oif COACHES W. K. OAliTBa; COAOHBS wIU ran to oUowlng.tlmo-table, oarry ng H.M.'almall I— Loaves Oambrldee (or Hamilton dally, >t 8.30 a.m. Leaves Hamilton (or Oambrldge dally, OB :. arrival of Train, 2.30 p.m. Leavos To Aroha tor Hamilton at 10 n,m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton (or To Aroha at 8 ,m> TuosdHy, Thursday and Saturday, Booking Oliloe i Qwynne's Hotel, Hamilton ; W, K. OARTKR, Coach Proprietor. lilrery and Bait Stables, Cambridge, tth March 1881 ■ri iS, Jfrfii'r-8 XlMli TABLJJ. m? # i j Loavo Atoh HIU -8,15am »B.soam Ham UOpm 8 p.m 4.1S p m 8.45 p m Leave National UanK— Bam "10.15 am U,4sam g.lSpm 8.45pm *.Spm 8.30 pm ■ Kxoopt Tuesaaya and Thursdays, when thel from Auokland and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from tha Whan. 1> EDWARD'S COAOHBH TO TBJi X>i QOLDB'IBLD.-TIMB-lABIiBi Leaving Hamilton for Te AroJia tresw Tool day, ThuwJay and Saturday. Leaving To Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, ana Friday. pedal Carriages provided to Order. a KffWARDS Llvcrv and Bait Stablea BamUt ctrocenes. etc, JOHN H O X N E (For many years with Oloflo Broad, FAunx Gboobb, tea obaxeb ft PBoneaoa Mbbobant, nor ot Wellington and Nelson e^wst* (Opposite Bt James's Oliuroh), MILIB WArTBD OK JOB OHDgBB, MiuUbOJji-sxii^js'r si'iSAM govitkb MILLS. H. P, GIBBONS & CO,, TiA, Coffbk, xsd Spick MbpckUHT WHOLEBJJLB AND VtIOLY GHOOKoa, OOAL. FIBSWOOD. AMD PMODUOB DIUI I "' H. P. GIBBONS OS 00,, BOBSOH-BTBXBT, AWKLAjrqj



Medical, AMES C AT E B, DISPENSING AND FAMILY OHEMI3I' y ' (MK>l$BR PHARMAOKimoAL BO0IKT7), HOBSUN-SIBKUT, close to (veulngtooßtreet, APOgLANP. N.Z. . ' : 7j |li. WALKEK, Surgeon, wishes. to '■ XJ notify to his patients and the puWIJ generally, that he has vomoved to Ilkl«y Howa. i' at the top of Grey-street, lately in tha ooonpa- i tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKKU mar be ooosolted aa orasl at Mr Gardner's, ' "The Bnallsfc Pharmacy. * 131, Qaeen-aireei. daily from 10 to 11 n.m. j and owing to his pruo- : tips inoroaßing and extending, the hours ot . ooDßultation at Mr Morgan's "The Golden Mortar." will In future bo from 9 to 10 a.m., and Ttoßti.mi KSTiBIiIBHBD ISM J£ R T. XRAF|FOB 0, BDR9KON UKNTIBX i r . WAsmniMiTßun, kmam QmnofflHim. Palnlaai Sxtnotica of Teeth by th« OslAa Nitrotran fiat. qwjfiwirijnul Hnnni-0 %. m nil » O . n > A OABtJ. - —- - ■ ■ - ~" . MB. F. L A S T, SURGEON DENTIaIT, VYBUiKSLBi ■ BTRBBI W2£3T, ARTIFICIAL TEKTff from &. BACH. HA X V P, H A"k MA C V oxlbx's buildings, qobbn-btubkt wuaitf, auckland. Prescriptions Cabefci.lt Dispensed, vvss dbuqs add chemicals, ' Teeth Extracted, ;» ' :: Medlolno tor Bhipplng Supplies : . j T. HOOTON Manage ; ,