THE VICIORIAN MINING DISASTER.

Additional Particulars,

(Pkb ss. Einoakooma, at th* Blub*f.)

T\vd men were at work in the new (litp, whoa they broke through the old workings, and water came rushing through. Both made for tbe plate, but the water was to ; sreat that their lights were blow^ cut They managed with difficulty Jo climb the ladder to the surface, and tbe alarm vyas given to John Hodge, captain r,f the shift, who gave the alarm to the men in the faces of the feef. He found the water, driving everythiog before It, and went back to No. 5 lise aud drive. The water by this time was about five feet deep; Here be pulled feveral men out of thu wa'Cr, aonio having to swim to the bottom of the abaft* By twelve o'clock there |nras oree twenty feet of water. The roll was then called, and it was foiled :hat 27 min<s»S were missiuf?. PurripingWiis immediatelysarteti, but could not gniu on the water, which come rushing out with gieat force, Over fifty thousand gallons an hour were pu'nped out, and tverything possible done to convey air below. At one o'clock the pumps were gaining, aud by two tne water wai perceptibly decreasing. .J n 8 scene at the mouth ot the shaft was terrible.

Sydney Taiwhanga's Mission.

Sidney Taiwhamga sends the fallowing particulars of the meeting held at the Bay of Islands to receive the report of his mis sion. Tho meo'iuf; adopted tan following resolutions :-L All roads, railways, and rating on Maoji lands that the Government wishes to go through, and to rate under the Urown and Native land Bating Act, 1882, are free, but without our consent, except Maoris' Crown grant lands. 2. That tbe four (4) oldest chiefs—Hongi Hika, ' oii Kiugi Kira, Maiai Kawiti, and KcrciMan gonui—tnustg'i to Whangarci to c use tbe 61sori< to les iln toad and railway go through oij their laud. If iln'y do no' hear them they will have to Uke thu const qneuce themsclvesiiofu'ure. 3. That N.^a pnhiagroa to collect £100 to pay tv,o of us our espens s going to all the Maori tribes in New Zealand, to consult wih each tiibo about re-visiting England, and about the land scheme.

Action for Seduction.

(BY TBLEOKAPH,—PRESS ASSOCIATION.) INVffKCARGILI/, Monday.

At the Supreme Court to-day, Cuthbert Cowan, a runholder at Benmnre, was sued for damages for seduction, by the father of a servant named Christina lieaimingsen, a girl of 16. The damages -were laid at £600. It was alleged the girl was seduced by the defendant in hi* bouse. She gave birtfa to a child in July lust. The defence was a total deniil, and it was sought to prove that a young man seen with the girl on several occasions- was the fa'her of the child. The jury, afrer a long absence, re turned a Yfrdict for tho plaiutiff ■ damages, £100,

The End of a Happy Time.

(UY TBLHGBAni,—rEE S /SSFOfIATIO».)

INVBRCtRGIL', December 18, Amos James Tudbald, from Canterbury, who has been patronisingas a bigspeculator in land, aod has been introduced to good society here, besides living well at tbe hote!, was apprehended to-night charged with ob'ainiug msney on false pretences, by means of valueless cheques. Tudbald completed a sentence |of lour yeais for foit»ery last veir

Cabinet Movements.

(ISY TELEGRAPH.—rEESS ASSOCIATION.) WANGANUI, Monday.

Messrs Uollestoa and Bryce arrived here to-day from Mnrimotu, via Fie'd's uew tiack, Mr Bryce stays at home for the holidays. Mr KoUestoii visits Crown land up the Wunganui Mver to-morrow, and then lciives for the West Coast at)d New Plymouth on business of th« Land Depart ment,

Railway Employes' Provident Society.

The nnuual meeting of this society was hold in tho Temperance Hall last evening, Mr W. Elliott presiding. Tho report re id by the eecietaty showed tha', three mem" beis had been lost to the society by death ; aud three members' wives haddiedduiing the year. These deaths took away £80. The sick allowance amounted to £257 Is 6d, Ttie doctor's stipend amounted to £270 s'. Nineteen other members were lost to the society during the year, and four were enrolled, two junior and two senior, leaving 249 on the books. Many who had leit the servioe still remained in thu society. Dr. liichardson resigned, and Dr. Evans had been appointed to the distiiejt, having the best testimonials. The balance iti the Post-office tlavingi Bank was £126 lls lid ; interest, £4 7s 7d; contributions, £617 Is. In the hands of trustees, £821 9>; interest, £16 Is : total, £337 10a. Th« secretary's balance was set down at £332 19s. Mr Harris ba.d resigned the offieo of treasurer, having been shifted, and Mr K. Porter had been upp anted in his stead. The report was adopted. Itwas asserted that doctors' travelling expenses were charged to both patient and tociety, and the secretary wan instructed to make eßquiries .in application by a mem oar to be put on the sick fund, as he wai ill asd about to make a voyags to Ireland,? was refused. The following officers for the ensuing yesr weraelected : — A, V. MaedonaM, president; W. Elliott, vice-president; E. Porter, treasurer, W. Freney, secretary; auditors, Messrs Williams and Oldham, Medical Officer: Dr. Coombe was elected medical officer to the society for tho ensuing year.- Com mittee : ihe following were elected for the several departments :—Messrs McGann, Bryant, and Faulkener (inaintenaHce) j Messrs Smith, Stewart, and Knight (tafficj; Mason and Navillo (locomotive); Taylor, Firtli, and Sprage; (workshops.)

Beresford-street Scholars' Sports.

The scholars nf Mi: Harrison's Beresford street school held their annual sports yos" terday iv tho Domain cricket ground, the Schools Committee Idaving given the lada half a day for the purpose of physical exer cise. There was a very large attendance of parents, friends, and general spectators, and much interest was taken in the play of the .boys. Mr Harrison and his staff of teachers were present, also Mr 0. MahoD, drill. master, who acted as starter and referee, The following were the results realised :—

Ist Race. -100 Yards, for Boys over 10 years. J. Muhto, lat; H. McMillan, 2nd; W. Staunton, 3rd

2nd Rack.—loo Yards, for Girls over 12 years. Maggie Kerr, Ist; Amelia Fair weather, 2nd ; Blanche Good, 3rd.

3rd Race.—Quarter-mile, for Boys. T. McCuet, Ist; S. Greßn, 2nd ; T. Blewdsn, 3rd.

4th Race.—Siamaso Race. L,- Nelson, H. McMillan, let; W. Chambers., J. Downs. 2nd.

sth RACE,—I Milo Walking Race. H. Nelson, Ist; L. Pfeumogen, 2nd; •G. Warren, 3rd. Thiß was the rnce of the day, and the style und pace of the boys proved that they had received a thorough training in the art of walking. Tha ■winners were loudly applauded by their comrades,

6th RACE.—ISO Yards Race (Boys), all comers. 8. Green, Ist; J. Munro, 2nd; T. McCuet, 3rd. 7th Race.—loo Yards Race for Infant Class, There were about 30 entries for this race, resulting as follows : B. Bayne, Ist ; A. Wright, 2nd. Bth KACE 100 Yards, for boys under 12 years; C. Girrish, Ist; W. Wright. 2nd; O Nelson,3rd.

9th Back,—For boya (all-comers): T. Blewden, Ist; J. McMillan, 2nd; JSrnest Wright, 3rd.

10TH KACE..-100 Yards (skipping), for girls over 12. Maggie Kerr, Ist; Amelia Fairweather, 2ad; Caroline Null, 3rd. IITH KACE.-100 Yards (skipping), for girls under 12. Jesoie MoPherson, Ist; Essie Walker, 2nd. 12th RACE (Boya).-H. McMillan, Ist; H. Trayes, 2nd ; Kdwiud Wright, 3rd. 13TH Race.-120 Yards Hurdle Race (four hurdles, 3 feet 6 inches high). 8. Green, Ist; J. McMillim, 2nd.

14th Hacs.—loo Yiirde, for girls under 12. Augusta Lee, Ist; Jessie McPherson, 2nd; Flora Mattock, 3rd. Consolation Rack (GMb). — 'Mouse 1 Jeakinson, let; Jane Walker, 2nd. J Consolation Rack (Boye) i,, N<m-1 megen, Ist; W, Btauni^D, 2jtf, I

CABLE NEWS.

(VIA MELBOpKSE AMD THE BLUFF.)

THE SULTAN'S ILUSBSS.

LUNDON, December 7 The Sultan of Turkey is suffering f (nm an abecev, aad is at present ia a*"™ prostrata condition," ***.' .GAMBKTTA'S FINGERS AMptf TAXED. *«*'":_ M. Gatcbetta has been compelled to hay ■ ODe of his foreßngers amputated iv cons? quence of his recent accident. . • THK IRISH CONSTABULARY. The Government have decided on e'rant ing a general gratuity to the Irish Con sabulary, as some recognition of thpij : fa'tbfui services under Tery trying cixcum stances. ' ' AKABI POSING AS A ÜBEUATOk. Arabi Pasha, has written a letter to tha "Times" newspaper, in which he affirm. that England will, at some future date ac knowledge the justice of his cause. Hp I contends that he was justified in raising S« standard of revolt on behalf of Eevntian liberties, "T» I REFORM liST THE ITALIAN ABMY, i The Italian Government are making some importantlchanges in the military organic. tion of tbe kingdom. It is intended to' increase the efficiency of the national miiitia by insisting on the various tat. talions being more frequently called out and for longer period!l, for drill ajjj; , manffiuves.

SHIP CAtfAL TO MANCHESTER,

The peop'o ot Manchester ate unanimous in their determination of persevering with the scheme for constructing a ship canal to connect the city with the river Mersey their object beiog to secure the advantages of direct sea communication without, as at prefent, having to receive and send theb goods via Live rpool.

COLO1! lAL BANKS AND INCOME

It his been decided that colonMbanW having their he^d office in London, musk collect the income tax on the deposits of their customer)".

THJSBOKSfISG OF THE ALHAMBBA.

At the fire at the Alhambra Theatre, several firemen engaged in extinguishing the llimes weie killed by the fallings! burning material. . . ,

SOFfEBERS BY FLOOD,

The Prussian Chamber of Deputies have voted the sum of 1,000,000 marks towards a fund formed for the relief of ths auffeierj by the recent inundation,

Parnell Borough Council.

Last, night the monthly meeting of this body was held in the Council chambers, Present: His Worship the Mayor (MrR, Walker), Messrs' Herbert, Barber, Mulling Davis, MqC^ujiell, Pollard, Hood, Winks,' and Clarke. Prior to entering upon the . ordinary business, a special meeting waa . heldfor the purpose of confirming the : resolution carried on the 15th November last in reference to the collection of the special rates for drainage and waterworks. The confirmation was unanimously agreed ■ to, on the motion ot the Mayor, seconded by Cr. tfa-ber. . ,; The Night-soil Contractor and the Inspector.—The regular meeting having been constituted and pievious minutes con firmed, a kfer was read from Messrs Hes keth and Aitkeu, boudsmen for the night soil contractor, in answer to the Council's letter, They stated that the contractor did bis duties carefully, bui objected to having to hunt up the Inspector ot. Nuisances. In Auckland the custom was to call at thfl Council offices for o ders, and he would ad.-pt this me.hotl infuture. Several Coun cillors thoughttue excuse about not finding tbe Inspector was a moat paltry one, andit was resolved, on tbe motion of Mr Davis, " That the contractor be notified to caIMP the Inspector's house in .business hows daily, instead of at the Council offices." COKBESPONDENCK.-Mr John Shearer wrote that he was triable to connect with the m.in drain as directed, owing to Mrs Cuthbertson objecting thereto. It appeared that the drain passed through private pro perty. Aftraome discussion, the matter was referred to tbe Works Committee, with power to arrange matters.—Messrs A. and G. Book wrote, applying to have the foot path ia front of their premises asphalted, undertaking to pay halt the cost. The re que-t w.is complied with, and it was suggested thatiia future adjoining owners should join in forming the footpath on. similar tvrms.— Mr Miller asKed the Council to have the fence round the road frontage of his property in Bradford-street re-erected, the damage beiui> caused by the cutting away of the roadway by the Council. —The letter w-s received. — Captain- Thomas, drew attention to the growth of furze ad joining his property on at. Stephen's Road, »nd to what might have been a serious con.^ Qagratlm which occumd a few days ago" through a light being dropped in it.—The Town Clerk read a letter which had been sent to the church trustees requiring them to cut down the furze, and it teas agreed to | acknowledge Captain Thomas's letter and inform him what had been done.—The Secretary os the Board of Grammar School Governors wrote asking the concurrence of the Council to certain alterations the Board proposed to make in their property at Parnell. Tho question was referred to the Streets Committee to inspect the proposed alterations and to report to. the ■ Council,

The Dbaijmgk Scheme.—A. report was read from the Engineer to the effect that it would coat about £30 extra to take the drainajju from St. Stephen's native school along the gully near Tarama Terrace, Mr Herbert asked if the drain would be a per. maucnt one, as otherwise it would simply be money thrown away to form it,. The Mayor said the work was necessary and important, and had been inspected by tha Works Committse. Mr Davis, as a mem ber of the Works Committee, agreed in the necessity of the work, and pointed out that the drain would be i ullicieitfly flushed by the surface water from the terrace being led into it, After some discussion, it was resolved, oa the motion of Mr Mullins, to refer the matter to the Works Committee, with instructions to report on the best means of £r lining that portion of the borough, 8k The Waterworks Contract.—The Engineers forwarded a general plan of waterworks cpntrnct and specifications^ in timating that if any additions or alterations are proposed to be made, notice should be given to the contractor before he ordered material. The bond was being prepared, and would be signed by the contractor and his sureties in a day or two.—The letter was referred to a committee to report.. The reports ot the Foreman of Works and the Inspector of Nuisances were read and received, and thereafter the current accounts were passed for payment, also an account of £&0, certified to by the En gineers re drainage works, and two guineas td the Clerk of the Licensing Committee for his services,-The meeting then ad journed.

THE AUCKLAND LADIES' BENEVO LENT SOCIETY.

(To the Editor),

Sir,—l heard with very deep regret a few days ago that tha ladies who hare laboured amoogat the poor for so many years, and, like angeh of mercy, brought comfort to many sorrowful homes, are thinking of dissolving' their society. I look upon the .Ladies' Benevolent Sooicty as one of our noblest institutions. It will be a sad day for this rising city, where we must expect the poor to increase with our increase of population, if this society is allowed to Isipse. If funds are required, the ladies need not feel dis couraged ; I ■am sure they have only _to make an appeal and they will meet with the generous response that always charac terises our fellow-eititens in cases of this kind. One great advantage this society possesses over promiscuous giving, namely t the ladies pay personal visits, and, not only satisfy themselves that the cases are genuine, but they relieve their own sex more effectually, and with greater delicacy than we could do. I know the work of a society of this kind entails much self-sacritice, and is ofttimes thankless, but it is not without reward, for I am quite cure there is no pleasure in this werld equal to the pleasure of doing good. Sincerely hoping the ladiei will not grow weary of their noble work, I am, &c, J. M. Lekkox. Remuera, Deo. 16,1882.

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Auctions. _______ V. S. OGOHBAXSj HAS, DAOBB TO-MORROW. AMERICAN ORGAKS. AMERICAN ORGANS. rfiHS Subscribers will sell, at thoir 1 Rooms, Fort-strcnt, on Wednesday, 20ih December, at 11 o'clock. ASHIPMENT OF AMERICAN OR3ANS from the oslebra'ed mQEDfaatory of Goo. Woo-'b is Co,, cooa'stlngof I Church Organ, in Walnut Case, 10 stops 1 ~ ~ ~ i, 9 stops 1 Parlour Organ „ „ 9 ttups SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctlonesrs. W. 8. OOCHftANKI. UAS. DACBB TO-MORROW. c ; w - wajios. a 2 0 o > > » X PIANOS. 2 a g g PIANOS. -M Just Landed, ex Loch Urr, THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 20th Instant, at II o'clook, A Consignment of PI/NO 3, lust landed, ox Loou Urr, from London, consisting of— 6 PIANOS, in handsome Walnut Cases, over strung, by Ltpp and Sobn. 3 PIANOS, in Black and Gold Oases, over- Btrunr, by Kosener 1 PIANOS, in walnut Cases, vertical, by Rosaner I PIANOS, in Walnut Caie?, overstrung. D* Bosener 6 PIANOS, in Walnut Cases, overstrung, by Kocniach 1 PIANO 3, in Walnut Cases, overstrung, by Webber 2 PIANOS, In Walnut Case?, overstrung, by Simon 3 PIANOS, In Walnu* Cases, by 3ord 6 PIANOS, in Walnut Case, double over strung, by Necmeyor The above are all flrst-clases Modern Instru ments, fitted with the latest Improvements, extra strong (most of them with Iron baoks), and guaranteed in good order. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. TWIN SCREW STEAMER 'LILY.1 Subsidized by the Government, and now between Auckland and Riverhcad, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Wednesday, December 20. at 12 o'clook THtt WKLL-KNOWN SORBW STBAMBR 'LILY.' The above vessel is in flrst-olasa order and well found in every way. E. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. TO-MOkkOW. PJSARL SHELL 1 NEW LATHE! BOTTLING MACHINE ! E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Wednesday Next, De cember 20. at II o'clock, 5 OABKB PKARL 6HKLL, from FJjl 1 Patent Bottlioe Alachino 1 Lathe (New, extra quality), complete E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. TO-MOEKOW, At 11 o'clock a.m. CHRIST MA S CARDS, * BIRTHDAY CARDS AND CHRISTMAS PRESENT*, EYCLOFKDIA BIRTHDAY GIFTS, BIBLES, SCRLPTURE TRACTS, &c. R, C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction on Wednesday rest, at his New Rooms, Qusen-street, next to Fisher and Co.'s, ■ S eases CHRISTMAS CARDS and Presents, Hew Yeart Gifts, Eoripture Readings, &0., &a, Freemasons' Stationery, &0., &0. , Bibles, Tracts, Novels, Selontlilo Works, &o, &c. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF RESERVE FOR USE OF . TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed to sell by public auction, at the Office of tan Auckland Harbour Board, on Thursday, the 23th day of . December next, at 11 a.m., Toe Lease of Reserve, Cnstomhouse-Btreet East, for a term of 50 years, subject to the provisions of "The Harbours Aot, 1832," for the uae of the Telegraph De partment. B. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, AT-HOON, • BY OBDER OF THK TKUSTEES OF THE LATE MB MIOHAH, MEANBY, ..;,■:.'.„; VAILE & DOUGLAS ~\jkf ILL sell by 'auction, at their Itowns, "fT Shortland-street, ' That valuable Farm, being "allotment 117 and part of MS, Pailsh of Puhol, and oontalnloK 32-1 acres of good heavy - brown loam; 110 ceres fenced and in sraaa; 2 acres orohard. good trees in full Searing: the remainder is Rood luge Tl-tree, Kauri, PurirJ, Rimu, eto,, Also, Allotment 152, containing US aorea ol Vir gin Bush, oongleting of lotus, Xl-tree, Kauri, eto. Farther particulars from the Auctioneers, Also, Eupoilor Quality Farm ;at ;Mangoro, contain ing 134} aores, all securely fenced In eight sub divisions, and in good grasd, orchard. &c.; the . whole drained sntt well supplied with water; house of seven rooms, with ont-bulldlngg. Term* I o»sh; balance at seven per cent, for ftvejearß, Allotment H, Papabura, containing 86 acres, dloated about U miles from Hatmrowa Station. Term?, one third cash; balance at 7 per cont, forthteejOTM. Taopiri, Allotment 331, contslning lsi acres, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estete Auctioneers, . Shortland-atrooL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, AT NOOH. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their rooms, Shortland-street, VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASE HOLE PBOPJ4RTIBS, AFFORDING A BABE OPPORTUNITY TO INVESTOBS AND OTHEBS, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. THE NEW LYNN HOTEL-vThis Hotel is substantially built in brick ana stuoco, and contains 10 rooms in addition to the bar: also, wash-house with copper, &c, lapge brick stable ana hay-loft. With . the Hotel will be sold from two to six '•■ and a helf acres of Land. This valuable property is let on lease to a good tenant on an increasing rental. THE "BONE AND FLOUR MILL IN FRKSMAN'S BAY. together with all the MnohlEory and tho valuable oornor allot - - meat on which th-. Mill \s ereoied. This property is admirably adapted for a Manufactory Of almoat any hinfl. Farther particulars ftoin the Auctioneers, TWO ALLOTMENTS IN NELSON BTHBBT, oaoh 33 z 125 ft. LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. THREE BRICK SHOPS IN WELLES LKY-BTBEET KAST, with 5 rooms to eaoh ■hop, built on allotment No. i, sab-division ot lot 0, action 13, brin under the lease for BO yean fiom the City at a rental of £30 per annum. - ThKes buildings are let on lease to good ten tnta at a paying rental. JWO BRICK SHOPS IN RUTLAND SrtftJSWS, ■with 6 rooms to eaob, erected on pittt <jt aifeitment 12, City leasehold, ground Itmtal #8) per unnvw. Aim, ot Lemefcgld of Allotment No - 11, (asuad UitAvi tm p«r wmußj, term 6( |jjg|u. ■ ' ■ft ■y.AIMS WpfrV-QLAS, ' ffli ' , r LW)id;'»nd jEstate Auttipuouie ~■ tmt ->"'.■■ •■ Mi»« ""'.'Biwrtiwia-flEtast, ■



I Auctions- XU.JUOKXOW. XHB HAYMARKET. • WOOL SALE •*$ Will be held on WECNEaDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 12 o'Clock. SALES OF HIDES, SKINS, TAILOW, And SMALL PARCELS OF WOOL Bach Tuotday at 12 o'Ciock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, DVOEMBER 21. THE CHRISTMAS MARKET. KilOR SALE, on Thuralay next, Deo. 21, Jj at 1 p.oloox 100 Head Choica Fat Cattle 20 Very Superior, f;oa Ono tree Hill 400 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat Pigs and Calves 100 Store Kwes 4.LFKED BOCKLAND. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Drury—Wedcoaday, Deceinbor 20 Papakura—Wednesday, December 27. ALFRED JJUCKLANU. SOSSDAYb r H B BA7MAKKBI, oAiS OS WOOi, SH^EfSKISS O HIUES. swJ XAIUMw, eaois Tueadju,-, tl IS e'oioc-Sk <£.irK£D KKHJKIjA&'D XHDRSDaY, DECEMBER 21. DURHAM YARDS. . WOOL SALE ! WOOL SALE ! rfIHE THIKD WOOL SALE OF THIS JL SKASON will be holl on Thursday Next. At 2 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, FRIDAY, UECBMBBR 22. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. AN IMI'OUTED OiIXIBUS, from Sydney, with four sets harness. HUNTER & NOLAS?. TO-MURROW, At 11 o'clock. ODRR&NTS AND SAGO. G. "W. BINNEY HAS roceived instructions to sell by pub'le suction, at hl» Mart. Queen-street, on Wednesday, December 20, at 11 o'clook, gQ OASKS NKW CUEKANrS 1 q oa3ks saso Tbbjis and Samples at Sale. MONDAY, JANUARY 8, AT 12 O'CLOCK, TO TIMBER COMPANIES, MBK CHANTS, AND OTHERS. KAURI BUSH AND LOGS. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from Mr. Henry Sinyth to sell by publlo auction at his Mare. Queen-street, on MomUy, January 8, at Vi o'clock-, LOTS 111 AND 118, CONTAINING 220 ACRES. WAIWERA DISTRICT, HEAD 'OF MAKARAU CREEK, estimated to contain THItEE MILLION FEET STANDING KAURI, and 158 LOGS (squared) containing 253,000 feet and on tho ground, alao 2CO LOGS containing 300 000 fset in Ilia creek awaiting freshes. The Umber !s of Btiperfor qualify, bains? well hearted, and Is very convenient for loading, ana tho land is si situated that a right of way must be securod through is to utilise a*, least fifteen million feet more timber belonging to the Government and other private ownere. Also. THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS WOOD LANDS, WAINUI, being LOT 37. and Fart of LOT 38. containing 460 ACKB3, with a well-built SIX-BOOMED HOOSK. OFBIOKP, and STORK; also. Gar den and Orchard, 130 acros in Rr&SB, near'y al fenced, and 20 acres felled for burning. There 18 over ONE MILLION FKKT OF KAURI standing, besides a largo quantity ot TOTARA, PURIRI, and other timbers; also, one hundred thonsand feet of KAURI JUNK, ready for hauling out to tho OEKWA Landing. A Team of 10 BULT.OOK-% BOWS. YOKES, CHAINS, and WAQQO", and over 50 head o Cattle, Including 12 Dairy Gown, may bo taken at a valuation, with the Stock In the Store within a fortnight after tho sale. Terms, plans, and particulars can be obtained on application at the A uotlonear's oflloo, Queen street, TO-MORROW. . At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBURBAN AND RURAL LANDS. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from the Trustees in the Kafctto of the late Ja». Brown, Ben, to offer for sale by public auction, at their rooms, on Wednesday, December 20,1882, ALL THAT VALUABLS PARCEL QF L4.ND (ii)joinin« tha Town Belt, Cambridge west), as snb'divideii into convenient lots of From S to SO acres, affording a rare opportunity to parties djeiroua of secvrlcg flret-olass sites for oabutban lesidonotts, accommodation pad dqoka, or market gitdonlog. The land ii now laid down in permanent pasture, and of ex cellent quality. Terms : One-fonrth oash, tho balance scoured by mortgage at 7 per oent, per annum. Also, on the same date, A COMPACT FA KM OF 250 ACHHS, rloh pasture land (ttdlolning tho Cumbiidge Race couree). nil laid down In permanent grasses, conveniently sub-divliled Into 7 piddoofcs, and wall watered, having a lo»a frontage to Hamil ton Road and Waikato Silver. Terms at Sale. . CLAIiK AND GANE, • Auctioneers. Cambiidge. December 7,1582. EARLY IN FBBRUAKY. TO FLOUR MILJL.ERS ADD CAPI TALISTS. THE Undersigned have been favoured With instructions from Mesdrs Hally Bros. subsequent on -diatolutlon of purtncrirnip) to sell] by Pnbllo. Anotion, early in February, unless previously disposed of, ALL THAT VALUABMC PROPKRTY known as the C*rabrldge Flour Mill, with nover-falilna water-eowor, firiviug thraa pairs of Btones; it is in thorough working order, and replete with modern appliances, constituting it a Vint-class Flour Mill, now doing n luoratlve busli-ess, having a large native and lceal trade In Flour, with a ready sale for Miller's Offal. Also, a Well-flnlahed Soven-roomod Dwelling House, with tautcfally lald-crat grounds, and about 10 acrca of gooa grazing land, Full parti culars on application to tho Auctioneers, Auck land and Cambridge. CLARK .AND GANE, Auctioneers. Tho Auctioneers confidently recommend the above Property no affording a rare opportunity for securing a nourishing business in the best Patriot of Waikato. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21. BUILDING ALLOTMENT, NORTH saoßs. T. \Y. HICKSON & CO. HAVE received instructions to dispose of. by Public Auction, on Thursday. 21st in6tant, immediately &(tor the solo of Vanxhall Allotments, NO. 31, AND PART 32 AND 33, SUBDIVISION OF ALLOTMENT 17, BBCTION 2. contain ing 01 feet fcontaßO, by about HO depth; bII fenced, Tha aliotmnnt adjoln3 Mr Bran stoa's and (Jo). Smith's residences, and oom man<3n a Rrand vle«r ot Bangltoto Channolj which can nevnr ba interrupted hy other t>nlld>ige, and is within five minutes' walk ot ei> her wharf. Volonnio land; will be sold in two lotg,



Auctions. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, At 11 o'clock a.m. BY ORDKR OP THE MORTGAGEE. JK. AIiTHUK HAS been instructed to cell by auction, on the above date, THAT VALUABLE B.unK OF LAND AT TAUPIKI. comprising part of allotment 68, and containing about 37 aores. This property Is op posit i the Waikato Coal Mi asp, haa i Ivor front age, been partly fenced, and will oat up to ad vantage. Fall partioalars upon application to Mr W. Thome. solicitor; or to the Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. On Arrival of the Westerneld. HANJJSOMB MADE ENGLISH FUR NITUKE. A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. VALUK RIQOO. For Positive Unreserved Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, AuctlOnoor. Insurance, QOVERNMKNT LIFE INSURANCE. Head Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington. The Only New Zealand Life Office. government security. mutual insurance. lowest premiums. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Insuranco of £1200 nt the premium charged olsowhore for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. yV orkman's Insurance Specially provided for in tho INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with Of PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. TS* PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Threo Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. ■Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance within tho roanh of nearly evory miin, woman, and child in tho community, but pro vides tho description of policy and modo of pay ment beat suited to tho requirements of each. D. M. LUCICIE. CoaiMißßitoKß. Sewing Machines. KtiTABLIBHBD M 55. BY BPKCIAL £BOHPeL ATPOINTMBNT. Buy ONLY THS CBLKBRATKD -O BHWINQ MAOHINHS. The Kaßlest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Machine which has never bsentbeaton in competition. Pole Aeenta In Now Zealand ! SHAKE'SPEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market.) QUBKM-BTRKKT. MuflßV |l| ONE V TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SHOURITY. Mutual fflre and Marine losui-aiioe Company of N.Z. Offices: 30, Qcosn-Btreet. By order ot the Board, ROBKET IiOBSON, General Manager, UCKLAHD PERMANENT 00-OI'KKATIVK BUILDINQ AND IN VESTMENT SOOIKTY. Onion-117. UoassK-BTBEsr, LOANS granted upon approred seccrltlea oi Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sumo ol «B) to £0,000 principal and interest being re pnyabio In instalment at tho loUovrlng Rb duokd Rates for ropityincr.t o( each AIM borrowed t— • Bepajriaenta extend- „„ w,w!r Total amount ing over Vet woos> repayable. & a, d. 6 fc «. I?B4! _ .lit 104 00 1 years _ _ 10 10 108 I I I jeers ... II T 11» 1* 0 isocx* _ .. II 8 in fl B B rears _ „ 31 18818 II -Sn T Z T 1 147 11 B 10 yearn _ - 8 8 16216 1 And n tho game proportion for imallei or larger loans, DKPOSITS.-Thß Society receives Money on Deposit .t I per cent, par«gg^ ATGßß| __ Seoretary. ~~ £10 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT AGBNCY. HIGQ-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITJB CITY COUNCIL OFWCES). Money advanced from £10 to £1000 on Personal Booutity, Deeds cf Property, aharer, &o. Repayments obd be made in Instalments ot One Shilling pica Wkkk for each Pouhd bor rowed) or in any way to suit borrowers, Communications Confidential. Post Oftiob Address : Box 90, Auckland. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage In any Bum required, on terms to suit orrowera. Interest allowed on monies plaoed nmy hasdß till Invested.—W. V. Stevens, In vesting Ageat, 187, (jneen-atroet. iVf OSfKy T0 &BKJD oa 3aonS*sP 't frni-siaro PfVetolCi aoonrtKoa. WM, COIiAM-fcu, WHntn ■ a a i noea p-na aacrtitujd-ittaoc' j)ttf\r\r\ to lknd on fkkkhold X>£\J\J\J BROUBITYi also. oeveriU Bums of £1.000 and flMO.—Apply AHken Oarriok. Offloe of William Aitkon, Snprtlnurt-atroet. UK MY TO kSHJU, la ?arni> ol j69W' snfl aimtinh. is,* T V9r neat, iAOKWON ft JiOHSSUj, 'Hiuoitom. Rnrt-fttraftt. :i j£QSr-JSi* TV jJJffliJ. .;,- ■t-:i^ ;-.r 'W, : i.ff.a. uatns, at initial taint oj uieeeA .".iKaicu.l. jV,| EDIC. A L HAL L, '** PONSONBY (Oep sitb ibH Thbkb Lamps), Entsbltshod 1576. G. HKNDKRSOPT, Dispensing Ohemlst and PharmApiat, and Snraenn-Dontlat (Reglsteroa). fgiHB.FACTIS NOW .ASSURED 3- TUil IKOIPIKST CONSUMPTION, OHHONIO BBONCHITIB, iSXBMA, IHBOAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NJUtVOUB ASH (TASTING DIBBASES &ro permanently relieved, the wornt ormptomß an-flstod, and a healthy ro aotlon produced by AICKIN'S SYRUP OK KUOALYPTUB WITH HVPUPHOBPHITitt) UJf MMH AND QUININtf. Iteße great results are owlnn o the combination of NBBVK AND HUAIM TONIO that lend lnorcaasd Biusuiinlnn powers to the luvftlid, added to which la the BJ'KOIFW AOTIO» of tho Kuoalyptua on the mucua mr.m- , brants, whereby thn air pass&Kes nro cleared of unhealthy accretions in a natural manner. Doily evidence la affordod of the per manent resuscitating action of tula remedy—ao that all who suffer should at once make a trial of Its eminent proper ties. The Kuoalyptus Syrup is moderate In price, and within the roach ot all whe need it. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophoe phitcs.acd not n secret nostrum. Registered and gaeotted under "The Trades Marks Registration Aot," liy Graves AioKiN^The Pharmaoy, Anok l&nd. Wholesale Agent i Tbk New Sbaland Dane Ooupakx 1 AMES C A T E R, <d> DISPBNHING AND KAMXLY OBKMISX (Mkmbeb Pbabmaoeuiioal Sooibtz), HOBSOK-STP.BET, close to Wellington atreot, AUCSLAND. N.Z ESSABIWEWt JRt»! jy n r. tß'Awf qh », ayEa«o« uesxasx PaifiissK Birtrsoabs ot Tears ej sa» tssife HSECOitca S3£S, , fbicialor-ai gaart— s a.ai. till E p.m. ~B'& MS S BXJTCH »' X, d OAHXSH. OONTJSAOTO &s eoaflc Oarfed aisd Ilellyerea ttom ihiv"* taO« us Shorten Notice. Ballast SaralieiJ. StBWOAHfM AHS BAS OS 6 IfITjCWDg OOAft AIWJ ffilSWOOd (cnt-aa anostiraaicnitbla .



Land and Estate Aarenta riSAS, CH-.IIiIiUMSON, HOUSE liANI) AND JfISANOIaL AQBNX VOLOAK IiAHK. ADCafcAKD. Bankers i—National Bank ot Now ZeaUndi KBNT3 and INTEREST CcUsoSed, MONEY Invested for Capitalists on uni-ol&s laouriilc)!. without OBAKOR. B:.x per curt altowed on deposits until Invested, KMORTGAGBS and LOANS Negotiates. ~ HUARKS Boußht or Sold lo order, ESTATBS Manaeed for Absontosi. A LLOTMKNTS Bought, and Housea Hulls on £L the Weekly Payment System. SUILDiNU ALLOTMKiNTS FOR DAi<H AS FKB 3TOOVI- Sootlnnd-Htreei, 00/ Woat-street, 80/ Intarman-stroet, i - Hepburn-street, 80/ Bond-utreet, 16/ Ligar Place, 68/ Arritfle-street, 16s Norfolk-street. (0/ Berosford-streat, 90/ Oook-atreeS. *10 Perolval Parade. 16/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation. fiß Mount Kdon Road, fil Howo-streot, 80/ Kybor Paes. £0 Haokott-stroot, 45/ Nnrmauby Road, «1 Nelson-street. 80/ Brighton Koad. 10, And lo rarlous other streets ss low s»e;. J?Af\nr\ TO liBND, lnaume of fllO and uu -3*04001/ wards, on aood ooourlties. J?1 KA-FOUR-ROOMKl) HOUSK for faloin a&IUU Nowton, near tho Masonic Hall; easy terms ol payment. nnKn-NEWTON—Four-roomed Houaa and i^UU Workshon for gnlo, with good gnr.ieu. /^HAPBIj-HTRBBT IOITYI—Two Housos for \y sale noar Durham stroet. Prloa, £125. SUBURBAN BTORK for Pale; home oon tains six rooms and eonllery ; main thn roußhfare, Bplondld position for bualnoeß. Prlco 8650. WELLK3LKY- BTBKKT - Sovon- roomed Houao for Silo ; quite now. overy oon vonionco; will bo sold a great bargain. UUBUN-STRBKT, Nowton—Very oomfort ab:o Hunsti for Salo (new), near Poet and Telegraph OfUcoo, on doforred p»ymonts; SUO deposit required. ; MOUNT KDBN-Houae and goveral Allot menis on the Kpscm eldo for Sale. Allot ments at 33a Bd per foot frontage; groat depth Blah Yola&nio soil. QttVKNROOMiCD HOCTSffi and TWO Allot- O ment!i for sale, within quarter of an hour's walk of Queen-Btrcot. Kasy terms oan be arranuod. BKKaSKORn-STRKKr-Now and very con voniont Cottage tor Bale, nosr Cougroga tlonal Oburoh, On easy terms. ncAn-SIX-ROOMKL) HOUdK (new), with *uu" pantry, for Salo; very couvonlunt; water laid on: eaay toriiio. HAMILTON (Walkatol-Honso and aoro of Krounrl for sale, two mtnntos walk from Bank of Now Zealand, for £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West HUNUA— Klghty Aores of Land for Sale for ens. Also, Ulghty Aorta at Walklekle, for &C&. A splendid ohance for working man. NOKTHCOTJf — Sevon roomed House, onl bolldiugo, &c., and SO aores of Land fur Sale. Very oheap. Grand view of the harbour, f*o-|n—FOUR-HOOMBD HOUBB for Sale, g&Zi 1 v off cook-Btreet, with largo allotmoat. 'SOKATOKA TOWNSHIP. - Two Largo JL Coiner Allotments for Bale tor 630, having three frontages. "DOKBONUX — New Six-roomed House for IT Bale near the Throe Lamp?. Price, £300. Betsy terms ot! payment. DBVONPORT, Lako Road-Sevoral very oholoo Villa Sites for Bale, having road and sea frontage^ and possoesina| the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland. Very easy torms of payment. ifoen-A HICK NBW OOTTAGK In New XAVV lon im g_ lßi lotbo Bhed, allot ment 40 x 100! very ohoac. TXTAITBMATARIVXR FRONTAaE.-Land TV tor Sole at Hi per aoroi In lotko or small blooko. Kasy tonna. PARNBLL-Honae a.l 1} oorea orohard for Sole, In full bearing: oowahed, workahop, fowlhoußO, stc.: line sea view. i?ofti;—HOUßß for Bain in WUUam-Btroe». *'io«' near Bt. James* Church. EPBOM— Gantleman'B Villa Residence, sevoa rooms, ooach-houao, stabling, &o. £1000. RKMUBRA— IB aores, lor Haiti 1 excellent sill and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, PornoU - Six-roomed House for sals, allotmeat 10 x HKJ; watel laid on. Prlcafitf*. TDONBONHir-New Six-roomed Hoasa ar>rt A Worfcihcp for sale 1 two allotmonts 1 ivi frontages 1 ea?? tsnus. PAKNBCIII. — Nawly ■ flnlahed Hlx-roomea Houdo fuc sale 1 pleasant view: £380. . -ciAKMB oloa Vor Sale at Waikomlti, Pare ■*• moremo, Utokoa'of POUII, Walmkerei, Mahu rangl. North Bhore, Pap.-.kun., «o. Also, oee U(t in New Zealand Herald aud WtMv New*, CHa 8. WILLIAMSON, "!:-ITf Tit AQKVT vnr.ntic T.tw HOUHK. LAND ANU FINANCIAL AGENT, GKNKRAL OOMMIS3ION AGK>T. Next Union Hank, Uobhn-btiwkt, Avac- UNO. FOR HALE -Graf ton Koad, convenient House ot 8 roams, In good repair; ros ntovee, shed, and largo garden. Price. £100. -W. V. Slovens, Kuiuta Agent, 187, Uiioon-strehi, m FOR FALB— PonEonby. House of Grooms, wlib tanks, and water laid on into kitchen. Prico, £280; small deposit; balance weekly payments.—W. V. Swyera. JKttu'.o Ascent, 187, Qaeen-street. BIOS FOR Ba.uK—Aroh Hill, Houbs 5 rooms, well finished; garden and out-bulldingp. £20.1.— vv. V. btevenf, Houso Agent, 187, Qao*n- Btreot. Bs7 FOR SniiE—Beresford-street, vcr.- convenient House of 7 roomp, uicely fitted up; gocd entranco hall, &c; gas aod water laid mi, 8500.—W. V, btovens, Laud Agont, 137, Queoc-ff.reo*. 875 FOX BAIE-Mount Kden, near Toll-bar, n beautifully - finished Villa, cont»itia« i rooms; large garden, oornur section: watoi laid into kltcbon, and every oonvunjenco.— W. V. Stevens, Bstato AKcnt, 137. Queen' street. 87-! FOX SALE-Sojflo'd View, pret-y" Cottage ol i rooms, with large workshop, garden, &c, £310.—W. V, Steven?, llstato Agont IS7, Qaeon-streot. 812 FOR B iLB — Keppel-streot, n'.oe House. 6 rooms; scullery, verandah, good tanks, fowl-house, &c. flliti. —W. V. Stevens, Bstate Agent, 187, Queon-sireet. 855 FOR SALE—Cottage In Uond-sticot, 3 rooms, hall, porch, and verandah; gM and water; cheap.—W. V. Stevens, 187, Queen-street. Als FOR BALK— Allotments, sororal ohoap Allot ments in the suburbs.—W, V. etovens, Laud Agent, Qaeon-street. |ji O X SALE, RAGLAN, 351 acros (onoed and graea; good house. &o. 8100 TUAEAU, 110 aoree, fenced, In Rraes; houso, I rooms. liso PUKEKOHE. 230 aoros, partly improvocJ.BSS PDKKATUA,3O7 aoros. improved farm; good house. &c. lil-.G. WAIKOA SOUTH. lOlaoros, unJmprorod.B!i3 WHANUARKU ISO aorea, unimproved. His aoro. BBJ BTOKHB'3 POINT, 25 aero?, animprovod. 880 WAIKOMITI. 60 acres, unimprovod. 871 TB AWAMUTU. 50 aores In Township Te Awamuta. f'7(J RUAPUKK, Aotea, 1000 acres, woU onitivattd farm. BCD MAHURANQT, SOO aores, good farm, well Btooked, BCS w, v.Ttevens, ESTATE AOKNT, 187, QUEEN-STRSET, N.8.-aevoral other Rood Properties on appll oalion. Jll O n s A U B, JU By EDWARD WAYTB HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBERT-Gentleman's Resldonoo, 10 rooms, outbaildlnKß. 3 109 aores voloanio land (noar station), flno vlow; one-sixth cash. MOUNT ALBKRT—House 10 rooms, outbuild. Ings. 2 acroa fronting three roads (near station) -£950. VOLOANIO LAND (at Moun» IMon)-0i acres in convenient paddocks, with Seven-roomed House, Outbuildings. Cistern, Fruit Trees. £160 oash, balance at 7 per cent. A Bargain. MOUNT ALBKRT (near Railway Statlon) ---6} aores voloaule 0011, In grass; splendid viow, fronts 1 roads. MOUNT "ALBERT (noar Btationl-Hoasa 10 rooms, 2 aores.—£7oo. HOUSE OF BIGHT ROOMS, Kden Terraco. Gaa Stove, amplo water supply, offered oheap. No. 205, MOUNTEDEN (near Railway Statlon)-Sovon roomod House and Largo Allotment: good business site, £500 only. Terms—Kaßy. HOUKT KDBN-Housoll rooms, *2iO VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-Flno Sevon roomed House ; lofty rooms, concrete olotern, boiler, outbouse, with nearly ono aore. COTrAGE and LOT-198 x 150—£200. ONKHUNGA. (adjoining Pah Farm)-H} aores in tirnsH. with six-roomed .liousa, cow-sheds. &o.; abundant water, good outtideirun. -fMO ONBHUNG A—House 8 rooms-&01>. MOUNT ED HJN-Capltnl 8-rooined House, with two large allotments beautifully laid out. £200 cash, balimoo at 7 per cent, ALLOTMENTS, Seaneld Road, ParnoU, Rich mond, Mount Kden, oto. Bd. WAYTK. House and Land Agent. MO* LAKES! HOI1 LAKES. HOT JUAKBS IMPORTANT NOTIOB, TOURISTS intonaing to vlait these Natural Wondoro of Now Zealand oan obtain through KETUIiN TIOKKTB (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotal Accommodation, &o.), eogether with every Information, from the underpinned, who have been appointed Soun Agents In Auokland for Mr William Kelly, Proprietor of tho PALAOB HOTEL, Ohlne oiuin, FU'rit-ciMa Aooommodation tor Visltora darlnß both Winter and Summer Months, KIVA'XU SIITINO, IIMOKINH, AKIJ RBiDIMO Rooms B I Ii ETTr D B. Coßoheu, Baggies, nnd Saddle Horses (or Kltoi Conveyances meet-eTenr Steamer, METOAUTB » HILL, 119. N.Z. Insurance Bnlldlngs. Junn lira. 183 AsenS SJjAiiAOJI HO'i'JBL, HO'A1 IiAK-KS ST OHINEMUTU. BOTORUA, ;ntßj-o!a«H accammoaailon for Tontlsfas, "irav. locs, sad Visitors during both winter *»« ■nimmer monWiß. rl?atoHltUneßacis^ Smoldne an Beadlns Rooms. 3IIEU2DB, UCKOhes, hngglm, and Qsddie Iloruos tot f lisc Convey enceo will mset ororr stoim o°. iiaraai'AWS Hosioh.— I'ourt&w oan iaakv em. wjigamoata With Cap*. M. T. Clayion (iaauvaiw.l BoiTdiugs, Anofcland>, Mr J. KaUr (TRurnn^i, oc Ms win. Kelly (Ohlnomutu), Urn thtoush irfpa to the Lakes, lnslndins bo»S and mtceh hire, hotal aowiminodatlos, m& a.U ci oesterns, At VIX3XD BA'ißß* Trio ttom Anoklana ia 0»e Hat Zmii&t wiS fitofe, on the nlxrre Drinavts (or Tsa Qunm^



Pablic wotiaoa. />|OOPEK AND AKMITAGE, HATTEKS AND GKNTLBMEN'S MERCBBS, I , QUSKN-STKIiIJTi Opj.'O3ltß Tllet'.n Hotel. j "m* CWA X » BAWEii SVi ! ABOHi'i'SiJSj 7'"«1-jma.rk< — .&*•-«*s' kf' OK SALE. I 1 Fouc-whoo'.ad Uok Curt (nearly now) 1 1 Two-whteiiid Uck Cart (nearly new) I 1 Lai'isu Lud/'u I'iiaut'ju ljouble-aoatoa liu^gy Want d to riuotmas;, Uoubic-oeatod Hooded Uugg.y ! PAIN'S j \ Wholesalefe Retail * Q W. H. HAZARD, Gunmator, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent ror JAM;:s PAIN, London, THE HiLENBVI"LLB TIMBER COM PANY, LIMITED. WOHKS : IIULEX9VILL AUCKLAND OIiTICK COLONIAL BANK UUIL NGS. Having n Kallway Biding running into thoir Works, aro opnn to supply contractors and Others with Sawn Timber, delivered at any station on the Kolpova and Wuikato Railways. A Wharf with deep water froutaKO to the river, tho Company aro cnnhlcd to load vessels along side tho Jlill for Southern ports and Australia. Have spociul facilities for supplying long lengths on short notice. All communications to be addressod to JOHN MILNE, Soeretary Colonial Hank Hulldlnga. Auckland. d < 5 . lo* SIS fr Q mO B KIDGBOONTJtiAOXOKS, X BUILDKRS, KTJ. rlho undorcUnt'.d, invlnK (ipoclal maohlnery for the luanufaocurouf ISolic, hau supply of all looßthn in BUiOk at choapcat ratrn; albo. lUuu latlon Verundah PoMd. Iron Tubular yield Gates, price £3 lCs. to bo )ml from T. and 8. Morrln & Co., Urulclcvhank, Mlilor ti Co., and at tho Works. ■ A. T A IT. lorno-strcot Bolt acd General Iron Works. i'riHAMKS"OAKJiiIAeBi AND DKAV J. .FACTOHy, JAMES MACKIE. FeopmbiOß, V SC.CORIA • B'l SKKI EAST, AuoaxAirci Kapslre of every dosoripHon n Wood and iron ne&tly cxeouie-A en tho tee» notice, Sprla'KS uim\c aoq ropttifad ys on banrt, a larso unantltv of L;»nnw, also Ironbark HhafM and tjpokos, Ked Sutti Fallooa, and Hobart f own Hordvrccd. N.B.—Onaati-y t)n;i-.. , at^flfled tu. a ii m <.' iTi~~H n v x v nt k a, soa; ati • o.«. knL 35 HAKUi'AiiTUKMIIS O.OX'F CBRXE, SIOitMOHD OJfi--:«-a! rriiitK--.--i-s ,-:, aihj&uurjs Oath Purchasai's 0: X«Uo«, -.vosl, Oheepsklnt, and lionn-i. (■^ H >T~ 11 (i 1 j L 1 M »". 'UtOU.ND UMS, 8 0 U 'i !I 9 A IKS KAHURANU! il X IJ f: -U LIQ GROUND KOOHK iiiaiß, Id ruj ytuuillsj, tor Concrete, Pains, ffiooca, Cellars, oto. (next to stuco (ls«RinK. Is an rlvslied for flurntjlllir htrd-sottlne aualltlotJl, F»r tankn w.d Other wot worit It Is a Gras-oIMS matorlaL B. KKAIS X, SOLE AQBS T, fnrHTOK-iioUHf-arMBgT. JILA3S tyj 0- K'K S /-I hA 8 S \H7" OHKBI Out Leadlns Artloloa »hia wook are 1 Confec tioners' Jara. Is per lb: 3 Glaas Jugs for 2s M t Lamp Chtmnoys, 8 for dd! Glass Balls for Shootina: at. in ouautUleo to suit parohasera : Qardon Shadoa, «U sizes i Kian Globoa and GWI4 Flßh. very oheapi M. 00 OK & SONS, rmtgMAN'S BAY. rr\Hß AUCKLAND FOKVVAKDfi^G X AND PAROKL DKLIVKRY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of tha Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rate, and with Kuaranteed regularity. The following are tho liootclnx Aaeroles:— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker..Kiranganapo Road W. H. Youiik. Grocer Ponkonby Road R. Birnle, Uakor Arch HUI J. Reid. Cabinetmaker....Corner of Kyber Pass andSymonds-st. 8, Reid, Grooer Corner of Kybor PaBS »nd Oratton Koad. W. 8. CoUldb. Grooor. Varnoll A. Iloldt, Cablnotmakor NowmarKet dku*vkrTeb :- Town 1 Hourly. Suburban: 11 a.m, and 5 p.nu No 70, Toloohono lCxchanße. HKAU OFFIUE: Nathan's Uoniv Custora hove- treot. . AUOKL/VJJfD SELiSUX UIDIJ G SCHOOL, , NKW iVOUTH KOAO, RIDING MADK KASY AND GRACEITUX. Tho Auckland 3olooi !UflUi« School, for tho Study and Practice of the Art of Ujultatlon in all Its branohoa, was Opuued on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 18S2, Ladlou and Uontlemeu desiring to enter as pupils are eolloited to forward thoir names to tho propilotar on or hefare that date, lerms, and hours ot Inucruotlou and praotloo, may bo learned on application. Pupils Bupwliort with Horses, and appoint ments tor Kobool JTjeuHou3 If required, or Horoo Appolntmonit) uautilicd to order from first, ClnuH Sauiplos at tho School. Tho proprietor has ooinpilud an Aid Book tor tho uso of Pupils and others, which may be had on application. Price, la. Speolal Airsr.Kuiaenm for Children. IfP.StALK ATiBaUA«o;S FOII LADIES,, 8.11. has also commenced bualnosß as Uoise- Xralner, Kverv Homo entrusted to hla charge will bo proporly Broken nnd handled either as Lady's or Uontleman'ti Charger. G. H A Z E L L, IIITE KOUUU KllJIi! aiatUL'AKT-MAJUB, ARD JflT CLASS KQUITi-TION iNBTBUOTOW, ii! Yfiacn In H.M. Hnrv STEW SKALAKD -V3RMS i^ TJnmounSsa, (X I SiMteiiUiir Mstmsea in wMoaii ways, emoH is tts 1 xa J3S vab enami. f «.? Sato fe' m b, 1 0 0 r & la, FSmOKS-ETJiKSS, H&HaXWI a X X E T in, QUKKN-STRBBT, AUCKLAND ON HA'i/lt, AEBWBD mat COKOMANDKIi AMD ROMAN KMPIRB,- Whito Closer, Red Clovor, Alujke OloTer, Cow- Brass, Momlaw Fcsono, Monrtow ffoxtaW, Oresteft DogßtaU, Rape, Trefoliuin ißoarcatum (tioswloS Clovort, »«O3H AMKKIOA DIBBGI-^ 'jrimo&y, Koirt-sofc? Bloegrast (Fos Prnteasls). Varetto Bay E/esmus, Umterbury Rregnw. BARLY SBBD FOTATUKS, A3 IfOIIOWB I- Aohleat Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, OnntM burr Blutes, Patterson's Vlotorlo. EiATHR VARIKTIES-Hobßrt, Sutton'fl Mad num Bsania, Button's Flower Ball, eta, Awso, rjaiK. B&thw, Bar&ou ana Floater HasCLOoawui, Flao aad Rocls Salt, Bran, Sharpß, New Zees*. Lvsa Bios. Tow, jdsoon saa Hams. - BONKDUSX Attn BOWKFMJUS ot all siaflefi. SSIiAND im> PSSKUYIAR GUANO. ftOn RO. HBSKHXH & AITKEH. *



Bueinesa Notices. rrtO GENTLEMEN Marble Top Tollot HaUs, in l^lahrgany; Bur Cht Ujn'ore. ulrn-a bank Mia front; Superior Iron buund Mualo atonlß, Ludles' WorJe TaDlos and UiivonpottJ, lv Walnut; Ohimuoy tilasjes, all sizes; Bedroom Suites, oto,, all at remarkably low prices for Gash, W. NOKRIJS, Top of Shortland-strect, Circulating Jjibraky AS T. HAY WARD'S FANCY GOODS DEPOT, UPFBR SVMONDS-fnR'CRT. UOO MTMM3OOK3. Torois, In p.T quEirrer; sii wn'kly; O" N ittOVKO - UUi, 0 .«■, aau aixo/tm Bntos VtotorJn•«).»» I &w>. ' S»<»WS OJB Hbsl:,vm. Oi»u kU ffo»a ilayi icow V s.m. <o H p.m,, and Bvsdax MoaniHas from B till 10 «.«. The Bsth-rootns are all priyate, and lappUol Wliherery conyenlonco, Turkloh towels, flenn end hV'r bruaheii, nomba, s-esplratoro, soaps, «c. Balsot bath-rooms ('prlT»to) for Ladies eyery day, at all hours, with (emde ottondonoa, Okb 3aiLLiNa and Sixpknoe. Ploaoe nose ths addreiw 1 VicMrit-atrcol Kast, above tho Gray hound Hotel, ana next the oheap Baddlug rb« Voroltarft MaiI*. 4.:'nidand. N.H.—Harhnr in n.:tf>ndnno<>, QUPEEIOK COKItUGA/I'liD TANKK. J. L. X X A N HaaforSalea number of tho abovo, with Taps ready for uso. prlco 31s, at his Bhop, lllliott street. Largo uantUlea of Spouting. Ridging, and Down Hpoa, always In Stook. Verandah Iron ourvod at tho Bhortos* notios. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention, Load washors always on hand / maotu t rrARHin-T, / 1 J. JdL SHB EAI>AS VViti* KBOOM FAOI'OKXi OUBaOM-UODBK-«j» 1 Prtocsi Was?, JTram is/fl vtt <lm, |3 0 N S O NT i Y. T, B. KCIISON is now showing LAWKS" TIUMMKI) HATS from Is lid. All Goods at Queon-stroot Prloes. MBLBOURNK HOUSE, Ponsonby. y 2 D D L' E It V k" C. F.~COOPER, 277 & 279, UPPKtt QUKKK-HTKEH! P, Fibbt Pmizk Auckland Show, 188 J. Manufaoturcr of Kvox-y Description of OARRI&QK, Gli*, BUG3Y, OAKT,' AND f'LOUaH 11ARNKSS. Ladles' and Uont*' Saddles, Paokßaddlof, Bags, Vallsoa, Laggings, &c, &c on hand and made to order. Bridles, W hips, aj.urn, Hits,! Bruahos, BUlman's Kmbrooatlon, &c, StfeplochaßO and Raoe gaidles mado ts order. tf Jf X A O O C X a j> OHTICHAN Has n r.tacfe SPBOTAOIIISB AND BYH UIJAHSIIS at ever? CosOTiptiooj an aooorate Kit «;u»rnnt*»d. aoMi'ouND aioitoaoopsa and tkjjh [ BOOJ.]^'?, Povrorful »nd Oheap, iitußoiii iKxraKrMi;^, Thiixmomsibbs, EIiKCfTJKI<; iiSLLiS iSAXTSUiKS AND BrrriKOS, M»Kcei;o ■Electris Machines and CoUf. Ol'KltA ULAB^reS, U3KOOULAR fflKIiD AN» MARIKK GLdSBKa. THSODOLITiiS, COMP4CSE3, SEXTANTS, Spirit flydroraoters, Ssccbarorueter*, Balinouiotot«, Argentomotsrs, &c, &c, &c, AttKMT *Oi; TAtliOR'S I'ATKKT BKWINU * MACHIHK3 & KXTRAB. Iwtraments and Sowing Machine* repalrod. Opi'ositr vac Post Omen. Bhni-tKnd-BtrMit. m'^KHIOK OOKRUOA'4-jKU ffAMH.H "a if a k s » s HAS FIJBiSAtiS ft nnmboiot the afcorj, wits Xai reaUy (oi uaa, £2 and uo Tf-rrti, AT HIS STaiX WCWKH, VlOTCIli!*-!?TB»>M. Largo q'.-.s.unif* ol Gpoufini, xuaains, and );oxa iilpsi nluroTß In Jitoofc, Yeranofth Jroa cmteC it ■Osarssat jp£ttcs> Mur.iifßfunrsa W liiad ftsfi Oooipo V V A n^nin> talccsloa oJ CimndoUtiri, fto-. '»i nip. WuilNler-atreot chop. CJicuvSry nriors ttW iUwhts wson'Tn his prpmr>t Hhr.iion. fJOSOSIfi »3 'R.T OS WaKKi S;z.* PAiusTsi! as xim iuvaown Lbad AMKKICAN POUTHAIT KOUMS, 177, QUKKN-BTRSKT (Opposite T« & S. Morrln's) N O vv OV X N Gems taken dally—2 dozen for 'in Bd, larger sizes equally chuap. Come and soo tho Show Odsoß at tho Now Premises, noxt to Clark & Haiio's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Quoon-atroot, liOW Proprietor. AMES pLA XE, I lavlnst returned from Frlondly lalandp. wishes ri>Bpeotfnlly to Inform tho pnbUo t&n ho has BTAKTKD BOSINKS3 AGAIN l(TflI8 OLD BUOP, CUbTOM-HOUPE-STHBRT WBST, and Will bo most happy to aoa his old customers, and any now onen who will favour him with their p&tronago. All kinds of Yachts and Boats built to ordor on the shortest notlco. Boats repaired, N.B.—A Small Slip'on the premises. J. CI-AUK. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, 6USTOM-HOUSE-STREET WBST, FRBKMAN'B nAY. ___ "I (7 ? E I Ti Z" £E ?.P c ?.-Al'i>Bß SS BArtROW MAIvjSSr 80 »ud B'2, ViaraßJAjmaext. ffvf.Tf UKKnirtUmolS Lartrtata, Stttpt, Utßmn ( p tKim WUaala, CHoU\a« ttorses. Clothe* Hoitai, TnrnlUns Ohejtt. Ro« oa hftaft o» "i»'I« »0 AUoer&i auwauui allowed to Oontncton »»5 «a wholoisfilo axder. Bhop and Office a'Jttlniiß. And all kinds aC Job hfisg work dons tir asv:etvlnnce4 ■Rfor&mpQ sb the utotKit Basics. N.H.-liaa:lers, 3wpii <saft r.sxvznv *£Ct oa biro. Vlollna bonaht, Oa« or $wo npftrior Old ViniJaMiw mI«! alw; S B 01? VlOllnBft!'!" " " F. DAVIKS, Boot and Shoe Mannfaoturer, ol Ponsonbr Road, calls tho attention of hit; oue lomora and frionda to the following t—Chllfl ren's Klastlo Boots, from 3s Goloshes, Is Bd (ohildren's) j Women's Kid X.3, Boots, from Ts 6d; oheap line In Men's Kl&etloe, 13s (colonial made, fto Wnmon's Colonial mado Leglats, «s Bd. 4 MBRIOAN JfAKM WAGGOMS. A. M A C~K I X Han on hand For Salo moro of the Celebrated WHITEWATER WAQBONS and HARNESS 'JO MATCH. Terms to Suit Purchasers, Note the Address— DURHAM-STRRJCT WUST, ADOKtiNO. rMPOKTANT AWMOUNCEMENT. Just Recolvod. do* ' Looh Awe,' a Bplondid Aueortment of Violins. Bows, and Fittings, Mw,oi)Uub, Oowokmtikas, and all kinds 0 MnfcUOAI, INSTBDMBNTB, at THOS. E. CAKTER'S. 82. VIOTORIA-STREBT, AUCKLAND (Six doors above Albortstreet). TEACHER, Tuner, and Repairer ct Pianoforte, Cornet, and VIOLIN, Terms and Testimonials on applloatlon, Tuner and Repairer ot-all kinds of Musical Instruments. rkfOTICK OF KEMOVAI—W. and E. J3I Basten beg to Inform their Patrons and the Publio generally that tboy have Removed to their Now Premises In Wakoflold-Bfcroot. While thanklnß their Customers for the liberal BttQport accorded thorn in tho past, they desire Ito Inform them that by tho introduction of the , lutout appliances in the Trade, they hope to pro -1 duco Carriages of All kinds, which, for Style, Durability, Finish, and Moderate I'rlcos, aro not to be surpussod. Note tho address—W. and K. Basten Coach-buUdoro, Wakoflold-Btreet, Auokland. __ >> 1 BY SPECIAL ,^^^^^^^.APrOINTMENT n EOR6E D I X 0 N (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), Manufacturer o» DOUBLE JBRATJSD WATERS & CORDIALS Guba-Btreet) Wellington Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALB, be had' in all parts of tho Colony. mELEGRAPE LINK OV CO ACHE, 8 1 W. K. CaiwsW UOAOHBB will Iron to tha Ollowlngitlme-table, carry ng H.M.'eJtnnll 1— LMTes OambrldßS tor Hamilton dally, nt 1 8.80 a.m. Irtmvea Hamilton tor Oambrldse dally, 00 arrival o£ Train. iSOp.m. lisaves To Arohn for KamUton a« 10 a.m 1 Monday, Wednesday, and IMdny Leavsa Hainiiton tor To AroFm as 8 .m, Tneekijiy, Thursday and Saturday. BOOttiiß Offlooi SfwynnelH Hotel Hgailtaa Ooaoti ?ropHeiC7i Uvegr &«d Balls etefeiss, * eimSaJdas. fttaM&Nb 1931 J



Sewlnff Mftomiati» I w. o. üBHRu BHR *■! THS KKKAT SftWIMG MACUUNB IMPORTSR BUD JUST RIKJKIVBD V «, ttmo Shipment o? 3im Challenge MMirf&e | the *VVld— i Tin Whits Co.'c Skwino MAohirs The Mo«t SUoni Jhs Cheapest ran Most Rapid "Tho Highest Ann ran Moat Slmrla • Tho Largest Tas-.s rhs Mont Kasy to Wort The Bess Coyer Tho Moat Durable Ttie Simplest ShaMle the Most Klegant *b« NsataaS Brit* Tbbaohj BfAoaiiKß* from £fi 10«. rHKBfsaX SXWIWO MACUIHKB BYBR MAI E Prico ol HAMD MAOHIMKB, £3 I 0«. Also, ! ALWAYS OH HAKB. Usnulne Singer Maker and RP bdmc Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheolor andSWHsos GSrover and Baker1* Jones's ABO Oomeotla AadoihargooflrasMfi raw 3fl, P, J?JBE WXEK I 20, 6D. JPKB WBKK! All, MAonjHan nuAHAmswo. X'hese Machines o&a be had of ray Agante i~ N. McLean and Co., Pioneer Stow. WlusnKare ! fhoniM Wells, Cambridge; William Stoveno ol (laehunßa | K. Wayto, Hamilton s Parueli mi Huylan, Glabornel BrannananllOOl.Taarsp.sr* and at other pl&oet. f|i H X Q. BE A X jj s. P ■■■ '• ! aiNQEK'S OKWING TV/TACHINES, Slngar'3 Machlnos Singer's Maohinea Singer's Msoninea Slnger'ii Maohlnot BlnKor's Maohines auger's Maohineu ainffos'fl Deolßlvo Moohlnoa »inger*a Decisive Maohlnee SluKer'R Deolßlvo iiaohlneb Singer's Decisive Machines Singer's Doolalve Maohlnes Singer's Deolalve Machines Bluger*e Maohlnee Singer's AND Maohines Singer's Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer's Overwhelming Machines Hlngor's Overwhelming Maohlnos Singer's Overwhelming Moohlnes Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer's Overwhelmlns Maohlnes Singer's Maohlnoa Singer's — Machines Singer's ■ Maohlnej Stager's Victory for the Singer Maohlnes Singers Viotocy for tho Singer Machines Blngor'e Victory for tho Slnstr Maohinot) lUnser's Victory tor tho Sinner Machines Singer's VloKiry for the SlzKft* Maonines Sldrot n Vlosary for the Slnae* Machine* Singer's Vio'cry t<x tho Sir-pcr Mftohtses 81ng«r"B Itschinea Bltiger'a •— Machines Singer 0 Machlisos Singer b Two aold Medals Singer B Two Gold Medals Miohines Slnuor'B Two Bold Modal;; Machines Singer*!! 'i'vvo Hold Motlala Maoh'iies Binßrtf'a Two Uold Moiis'.s Maohluea Slngor'B Two Gold Mortals Maahlnos Slnßort Two GoM JViodaJn Machines Stnutti-'a t' Maobinoß Slnitoi:'* —- Machines Slukoi's Maohlr.os Sl'iget'D Bsailng ail Competitor* MMjhlniw aiciior't Keating nil Competitors Machines Shifter's Bonttng alWiooipotltorH Machines Singer's BoatluK all Ooinpotltora Maohlnes Sinner*.") HeatlnK all (JompelHots Machines Snii:or'« Heating all Competitors Maohlnos Sinner's VJo»Unit all Uompotltorn Maohlnao Hlngor'fl Maohlnes abigor'n —■ Muchlnoa Slngox'a Machines Hliigdf'n Bltnpleet and Ik si Machine; 81n8or"a Sliniilo.it and Best MaohUio* SlußOr'H Blinpleut and Boat Machines blugor'a Slmploot \nd Best Machines Stugcrt aimiiloßt and Hest '*achin6a Slngort Blmpleat and lien! Machines Bingei'D Simplest and Beat Maohlnoe Sloi>ot'B Maohines ainiiorV — Macnlnan SluKflr'e Machinoa Singer's The Singer la Uneqoaiied Mnohlnea Slngat-'e The c3lu(<or in Unoaualicd Machines blugc-r'n Tho bliiKor is Unequalled Maohlncs Slnger'n The Slusor is Unc.qualiod Moohlnea SluKor'e The SitiKor Is Unequallea Msotunes Slngort The Blngor la Uaaquftllod Mauhlnee sltiK^r'u Tho Singer Is Unoqnalled Machines 81n»ore Waohinea Slnsar'6 — MaohliiM Bln^or'e Maohlnee diiiKiu-'f H'.s the Largest Sale M&chinou Singer1!! Has the Largest Sale ' Maoritnos Sluifort Has the Largest Bale Maoblnes Singer's lias the Uanteat Salt) Maoblnu Slnger*K Has the Larweat Sale Machined 81nsor"e • Has tho Largest Sale Machines Humor's Has Uio Largost Sals Unahinae tilnget'u Maoainoa singer's — Mnohines Sinner's MBcnlius alngcr'e . Is tho Ghoapoat Maohlnea binger's la the Choapoat Mftohinos htnxer's Id the Cboapoet Mnulanes Siagor's Is the Cheapest Machines Hlugor' Is the Choapeat MaohluM Slnßor'B la the Ohoapeat Machines Blngor'e la the Cheapest Miolilno* Bliigor'f MsXJhlnCB Blnßor'e —. Maohlneo Singer's Mnohlaos Siniter's Ilalt-a-orown pel Week ivSaohines Slneer"!* HaU-uorown por Week Maohlnoe Blngor'n Holf-a-orowu per Weak Machines Slngort HaU-a-orown per Week Machines Singer's Ualf-a-orown per Weoi Maohlr.es Httißor'B Half-a-crown per Wook Vlaohlns? blnger'e HaU-a-orowo por Week Maohlnoe Blngor's Maahlnos Slngert —r Machines Singer's . Maohlnes Singer's Branch Moohlnos Blngor'e Maohiow Slnsror'e Ml, Queen-stroot Machine* Bluger/s 201, Quoon-Btreot ."dMhines Blnger's 201, (joeen-streot fdaohinsa SliißOt's 261, Uaoen-street Mfiohlnos fiinger's SOI, Queon-etreet -Aouhluoo ylnger'n DM, Quoen-stroot Moohinas Sinzei's 231, Qaeon-Btreot :.tioh;nt* S'.uijm' M/iublnos Slutser** Anoklond Maohluoa Blngor's Auolcland Mnohlcoa Btngcr'a AiAikland Machlnee Slnger'a Auoltlnnd Maobt'ioo Hiiinsr'r, Auokland Maohines ainßsr'a AuoUiaud Machlnet Blnger'a Auckland Mnohttum Singer's Maohtaf* Ginger's Maohlnes Singer's Maohtni^s Blngor'B Mftohinso Blngor's Machine s Stofter's Machine! BINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES. Publio Notices. Tt/F K. THOMAS HOLDER, A ITKOT, t - COSTOMBOPSK-STRgCT AYkST. mO MEKCHANTH, BRKWURS. 1 EOTTLKR3, AND SODA-WATER MANUIfAOXURKRS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWffOIiD-STKKKr. DONHDIM (Established 1866). IMPOaTKKS Oic KNGLIBH, FRKNOH, AND SPANISH OUT CORKS, ow Hand and to Arrive - Brewers', Bottlers', and Soda water M.mufao turors' Sundries, including all binds of Corks Bungs, Shivos, Ties, ana Spiles, Cellar Corks, Corking Maohines. Capsules, Tmfol Bottling Wire, Superior Isinglass (Browera1), Book, Purse. Kast Inrila Pipe, and Pore Busslan and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers, Blind and Common, All binds of Ginger, whole and orushed : Tattario, Acetic Bulphnrous, Oitrlo, and Snlphnrlo Acids; Spirits of Wine, 61 0.p.: Besenoea and EsEentlal Oils, eodawater Ma ohlnes ; Bottling BaokJ, Patent and Common; Patent Syrnping Pumps; Bodawater and Qin gorbaer Mottles, Ordinary; Lamont's, Hogben'a and Codd's Patent Bowles i Herba, Peel?, and Roots of every description; and ovory requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and .fflrated water Manuf aoturerg' trade. AGENTS FOB HAYWABDi TStSB £s CO., Loncon. Messrs, T. & Co, invite intending Purchasers of Browors" and aodawatet Machinery to an nopeotion of their stock. THOMSON & CO., ORAWyOKDBTRKaT, DPNKDItt. OXU t rjUJiUUc, ,-.Kill QiiAKSS MSROSIAKffI W, Pbioupw & go?; 8$ & i<7, QPKBH.nMßasri', A«€faiiAa» s X.A 9APBKitA » S X » 8 S Pane! JJoooj»"fSssK, aJuAyi-l'Oilßhoa, Slivered, *tt£ Uiastxa FAASEI ■Wisllab ttsid, OoattpqatM Shsst, Photv sraßMo, aiiiseShßiss. WiiKS hSAO, OOiOtW, Ol!, VA«mnai.i..-;.g SStushea, SSLasfl pi>>iik>, Careon'B AnUono tculrti mG rr.ieat Silicsta Pidnte. 4S_ii ULu I W fi a-Uiit, Sislcefi. Veiuteretfi, tns i-'lcitaru i/t-anio Mid it&aui HBooraMons.FsjiK fframss tw OftMnoS aail O.D.V, PfOSDisss et aretj desaripaon lo grea* r«fj;*y 3G2Ars-Pho&3 tad. Coloai-ofl, Ai'uumg tot Paota, ntmxm, &a» fto,, fco, Ont-out or Overlay Moonta, all Biuea 1 Oablui safi CH.V. Mounts: Auivta1 BeanUltes. W. P. as S, iiHTins riwaia on tana the iarsciil itaok o£ tha absve aoalM In tho North Island ol New Zealand, are obi? in aieosts either whole tab ov tt&aSl ordsi:> oa 3hs moat faTooiable tniuata ifenipliss of PAporhauglußa bom open bißQi, C? ol orlaica! caofesiftsa, sent on avpllsa. tlcii. New set Mew la Auoiimd should lnspeat mir 0to&k of Paperhnngtngß and Pioiurea tafm-s HUng up thcilt caw bomsa 1 thej rtOX flnfi kbubi h!iagtosraHsaiauiaaEfla£aTeJSDaa. ■S7. XHXLHFFS & BUM, i , amm-mamst, Amnua