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and interpret the inner spiritual history of I mankind ;of man in, his relation to Gorf ; of which tho two great features are! d# ! pattnre from God, with all the darkness sorrow,' and death, that originate th«rp from ; and return to God, with the risim? nf j light, and peace, and life. It deals with I the outer life, simply and alone, as proceed ing from this. If any man thinks he can find anything else in the Bible, I will » quarrel with him; but to me there neithm is nor can be anything else. And fai Si good reasons, God, in his divine mow denee, never supplants human endeavon, whea right and sustained by conscience Of science, in all its branches, and philosn ■ phy, man has ample means of eainino 9 Knowledge and abundant stimulus to \l I Of history, if there is any other than th. history, of man's inner liie worth writC the opportunities of acquiring information lie open to our observation. To climb th« H heavens and penetrate' to the interior I of things, and th,e minutest things. Kb 1 natural genius, is too healthy a diicinlin. 1 to be rendered unnecessary; and maa h»* •'■< never been disinclined to these things H . L do not say that the things ofman'a '! inner life he beyond his reach. Bat ■ who would undertake to unravel them' TV ~'i bring up from those interior depths what I every man is ashamed of 1 Why, with the )9 plainest, indisputable demonstrations of S moral degeneracy in everything we-tonch '!■ look at the enormous efforts of men to make out that we are not sinners at aIL but H really fully as good as we can be expects "I write the history of. his Rtiilt and shame ? I "I do not ihmk it came out of human inclina (! tion or mind at all to reveal the dark depths I hidden in the foolish hem of an eS J man. Look how the most shocking-deed! H are coloured by the historian's pen I rtrham '1 that is one reason why some so obiect tn the Bible It lays open darkaad damnab ° I things with an unspariDg land. And these men, mistaking the intention, will have it that God sanctioned or even commanded 1

If this be the design and character of the ,), Bible, there can be little donbt as to iU in. ■ ' terpretation, i.e., the great principle that I should guide us in searching for it. The *1 one thing we have to look for ia some light I thrown upon the inward spiritual life, ft I may bo dealing with oatward things, ""M because they spring from the inward, and so cast light back on it, Or it may use Vl visible things as illustrating the invinible* rffl I can find no more reasonable or higher law than this—that *hen I find anything•'§ herein giving me a more thorough 'kaot.il ledge of the hidden things of thesonl, I am^l satisfied that I have approximately found "a the true meaning. How could I think I otherwise tlf God is speaking te me.what '■'& should it concern bnt the great thingi that f I ' lie between him and my soul ? And how 1 could anything else be worthy of utteranceiil beside it T "When I am told by Christ that'll the very smallest thing in life comes undetM the great principles of obedience (SH Ood, I may be sure that in everything 'Si spoken about that is the underlying thought) Is noc this what is meant when we are toldM thafthe letter killeth,&cA" To be detained"!! by the external is to be kept away from the life-giving. If this ia what is meant by ' the literal meaning, nothing could be more untrue than that wo should hold to the literal meaning, where possible. In all cases the true meaning is that which bears \M upon the inner spirit life. To call this figurative is simply to nicknamt. I would ask, e.g., what is the liberal and the figurative meaning of l.ukexv.l: |i The only real, true meaning is that of the H attitude of God towards a sinning, lutVi man. There is no bense iv calling it literal fl or figurative. Whether any such man ever existed with such sons is not once thought .*! of, while tho reader feels how the infinite ffl heart of God is interpreted to us through the profound instincts of tha human soul. ■ ' Or take that much-maligned book of Jonah, I Is it of any consequtnee to anyone whether such a Jonah ever did such 1 things? Is it not solemn trifliaf I to assure us that Jonah could not get down 1 the whale's throat, aad if he did, certainly could not get back! There would be ai I much sense in assaring us that what -| Joseph and Pharaoh saw in their dreams I were physically impossible. Tk*y embodied i great truths. And what mere deeply solemn than this teaching of Jonah ; what "S more needed in this world of unfaithfult B ness—that he who has a mission from heaven I in refusing to fulfil in will find the utmost peril in every step, peril impossible to be I avoided, earth and sea and heavens all I dead against him. That falling into snch I trouble, there will be no escape from it bnt a return to obedience j and that in such ' obedience our inclination must be subject f to God's will. Men do not like this ; but where, in all human literature are these or J' such truths taught in a more touching and sublime manner than In this book of Jonah, I Or if we trke that old record of the I deluge, It can concern nono of us much beyond its mere graphic interest, for the 1 sake of which the Bible certainly was I not written—as a detail of geological events. Although a wide-spread tradition" ■ may indicate the probability of some snch events haying occurred, it is not for that the narrative is here. Its effect as such is, much sceptical doubt. But a more impres. sive vehicle could not be found through which to teach us of those great revolutions of human thought and feeling, in which I ages, &&, have perished, and out of the I ruins of which new ages and new conditions 1 have arisen. I attempt no details here, but I wonld impress on you the simplicity and inherent evidence of this principle ia of interpretation. The men who make I light of this solemn record, and prac- I tise a very cheap and worthless criti- I ciam upon its impossible details, would ■ show more wisdom in asking themselves I whether this present age of thought reasonable nnd unreasonable, has uot ita great deluge ; whether vast numbers of the : greatest and beat things, and men tao, have ■ not been swallowed up in its dismal '$ waters; and whether anything could be I more welcome now than some ark of belief I that might bring a refuge from the dreary 7 waste of uo belief.

Another principle skould be associated ' with this. Kegarding the Bible as a reve lation of the highest truth, we may be ab. * solutely certain that the loftiest, the most ' : full and complete meaning is ever the an- I proximate (for how far beyond us may be t$ the perfect) meaning. I cannot imaglnfli|l that this needs any reasoning to sustain it. ' I always feel about anything thatQodhaa made or does, that in proportion as its -M beauty and meaning seem sublime, I am || likely to be seeing them correctly. And If It God has by nay means spoken, I can "M never put upon his speech a greatirbrH nobler thought than was in his mind. I am always likely to fall below, but not to rise abpve God's thoupht, This is very aft" II plicable to the precepts of the Bible— especially those of Christ Of nothing can & we be more certain than that we are misin. p terpreting them, when we limit or tone fl down their meaning. The more exalted KOW godlike a life they mark out for us, the more may we rest in'the conviction that they are from him. I could never biinlSl myself to beliave that God would dvemaS-^ any directions bnt the most perfect ' Every compromise that wonld brine them^ down to our level robs them of their B divinity. Herein I cannot but think that some of ourmsst popular preachers have done irreparable mischief to the cause they are supposed to advocate. In theso two principles I can sea a very plain and safe path for any man totake ; , and one that would certainly lead to ». ?| little, more unanimity. All Scripture is %m revelation of the inward life of man; of4l his spirit before the great Eternal. And'M the light it gives is always the purest and ■> most heavenly we can receive (2 Tim. IN., ■" 10). I know that it Is sometimes said that H if you depart from the literal meaning you -;, are at sea. 1 can only reply that my arcH quaintance with what such people affirm to °B the literal meaning convinces ms 3 that their manipulation of the text makes -M the meaning to bo anything that they pwM| I can only now add my ever deepening conviction that we are as yet very far from adequately understanding this book. We#§ have been kept from doing so by our Bec>s|| tonan theologies, our love of oatward I. tnmgs, our moral cowardice in the presence. ■ of great and solemn realities. Theinte^-:| lectnal tribulations of this age arebegim-'^ ning tp correct these things in us. When I that process is complete the ecales will fsU i. i from our eyes. We shall be something like ■ those men who seelDg the fleshly Chrbt E pass away, and thinking that they had lost everything, presently looked upon his sublimer heavenly form; and then ti# imew that they had gained everything and lost nothing. The Bible will come back I put of the hands of its present crncifiers in / us unveiled majesty. I* will speak td the A deepeslrspirit instead of to the mere ears of the man. With the unutterable joy of a 1 r6«ved,faitli we shall congratulate each 1 other, "In God's light we see the true I

I ■ ■ BtaS» aSS»JEf lbI1 ( f h6d b ' to* Proprietor, HfV 1?!? Office, Wjndham- ■ street the Prortaoa of ABoklMi(J,New . MOJTPAY, HiV 8, 'Pt^ ■

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, MAY 8.



Aaouons. ~ TO-MORROW. At 12 o'clock noon. VAILE &~DOUGLAS HAVE been instructed by J, W. James Esq., to sell by auction, on Tueeda] May 9. at their Sale Rooms, uhortland-street, HIS WKOIrKNOWN VILLA HBB DffNOß.Bituatod at Russell-street, Poi sonby. This Convenient Family Residence contalx Drawing-room, Dining-room, Breakfast-roou four Bed-rooms, Dressing and Bath-room Kitchen, Waahhonse, &c, tho whole fitted wit every convenience. . The allotment has a frontagoof 100 foot, by flepth of ICO foot, and is well laid ont s Orchard, Gardon, &c; Terms very cosy. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers. rO-MORROW. ~~ At 12 o'clock. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL soil by auction nt their Sail room, ehortland-street, HANDSOME NEW HOUSK, in An?leso: street, containing 7 good rooms, the who well-finished throughout; gas and wati laid on: allotment 15x110. This house is conveniently situated, wlthl I 15 minutes' walk of the Post Office, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers, Bibortland-streot, TO-MORROW, AT BOON, VAILE AND DOUGLAS WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Shortland-streot, A New and Well-flnlshod HOUSE of Rooms, situated near the top of Frankli Road, with Allotment 32 x 100 feet, Tnla House Is pleasantly and healthll situated. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Auctioneers. TO-MOKKOW, AT 12 O'CLOCK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY Comer of Wellesley and Chapel Streets. VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions from th Trustees of the Auckland Baptist Church to sell their Property sltuaten as above, b auction, on Tuesday, May 9, in their Salo-roomi Shortland-street, THIS VALUABLE PROPERTY consist of Allotment having a frontage to Wei lesley-street of 60 feet, and to Chapel street of US feet, with the Church am School-home thereon erected. Situated in a commanding position in th main line of communication boiweei Fonsonby, ParnelJ, Orafton, etc. Thl Property must soon attain a very hißl value, and offers an oppportunicy to Investment seldom to be met with, Title—Lands Transfer. Terms In future advertisement ValLje & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. at 12 Noon, . BUILDINfI ALLOTMENTS VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell- by auction, at their Sail Room, Shortlsnd-streot, 13 BUILDINQ ALLOTMENTS, ouch 13ft ail z 127 ft lOln, in Ollphant-stroet, Porsonby. ■ ■ 3 ALLOTMKNTS in Orace-Btreet, Ponsonb; (3Cftßlnx 117 ft) 1 CORNER ALLOTMENT In the Vallo: Road, Mount Kden, (198 ft frontage to Valle; Road and 200 ft frontage to Victoria Avenue. CORNER ALLOTMENT, Eden Tale Rom (132 ft x 231 ft). CORNER ALLOTMKNT. Edon Vale am Wynyard Roads (189 ft sln x 132 ft). BBABIFLD VIEW ROAD-Allotment 66 b; 85 feet , Terms—One-fourth Cash. Balance at 7 per cent, for three or five years. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers, Shortlaud-atreet. TO-MORROW. At 12 o'clock. ONEHUNGA PROPERTIES. VAILK & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction at their Sal< Roam, Shortland-stretit, COMFORTABLE DWELLINH-HOUBB, con tabling Six Rooms, Pantry, Verandah, &o. &c together with Allotment No. 51, con talnlng about ThreiH)uarters of an Acre situated In Symonds-Boad, Also, In close proximity to the above, AXiLCTMHNTS 13,15, 17, 27, and 29, containing i aores 3 roods and 1 perches, Fenced. Bub divided, and In Grass. QUE^N-STREET, ONKHUNOA, Two SHOPS and DWELLING-HOUSES, ol Five Rooms each, known as the " Auoklanc Store," with Allotment 30 xB7 feet. Let v good tenants' for 16s per waek. Vacant Lol; utljoinlrg above frontsKO 30ft x 87ft deep. At rear of above Lots. Lot 6. of Allotment: Section S, 30x60, with the Btable thereoi ereoted. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Auctioneers, Suortlanil-strect. W, S, QOOBBANJB. JAS. DACKI MONDAY, MAY 15. j£INGSLAND j KjNGSLAND! KINGSLAND I Healthily and Cheerfully Situate on tho" ■ HEW NORTH ROAD. One Minute's Walk from Klngsiand Bailwa; Station. ■Buses Passing Regularly Throughout tho Day. SUB-DIVIDED INTO LARGE BUILDING SITES/ rgTHE Subscribers have received instruc t tions to sell by public aucti on, at the Lan d Mart, Vort-Btreet, on Monday, May 15th, at l't o'Clook, > That VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, eituate on tho New North Road, . now in the occupation of Mr John MoKl wain, and known as EINGSLAND. This property Is bounded by the- New North Hood, Commercial Road, and the Government Road leading past Mr Motion's house, has been re-surveyed and subdivided Into 444 VILLA RESIDENCE SITES, on some of which ore ereoted oomfortable Cot tages and the large-stone House, known as the residence of John MoElwaln, Ksq. Terms l Ono-fonrth cash; balance can remain on mortgage at 7 per oent. Title: Under Land Transfer Aot, Llthcraph Plans may be obtained after Xnes day, May?, at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. N.B,~Tho Auctioneers beg to direct special attention to the above sale, the property being situate in one of the most healthy and cheerful •abtubs of Auckland, close to a Government flfihooi and Poit-ofilcq, within aasy access of the City by Railway or 'Una, and offers one of the few opportunities left of obtaining a residence site near the city. W, % COOIf KASK, 1 I JAMES DAOBE MOHDAY, MAY 22. BY OlftDZlt 07 THE BKOI3TBAB OF THK BUPBBMB COCRT, THE MARAMAKUA COAL MINES, miffl subscribers will soli, at their Land .1. Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 22nd Instant, at 12 o'clock, By order of the Registrar of the Snpreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Distriot. Allotments i, 6, and 0, Parish of Murainortia, Bu&bs' County, containing 1030 acres, known as THE MARAMARU GOAL MINES, Now, In the occupation ol All George Foot. For conditions of sale, rind further Informa tion, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANJS & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW,. NOON. 10 BE BOLD BY AUCTION, ■ n^h T¥**£fS B TO BE REMOVED. -jjgK JJ- KDIUIiD BOAO, I'ARNBLL, jjMII W^^lWWWUwMrjOhurton. B A T AKT bTtJk^ S ,-. k a . kt



Auctions. ' TO-MORROW. By order of the Registrar of the Snpreme Court of New Zealand. , IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE r\ MICHAEL WaLSH, Deceased. '• "171 OK SALE by auction on Tuesday, *■ JP May 9, at 12 o'o!ook noon, at our Mart, Queen-street, Allotments 85, 36. and 41. Parish of Kirl -18 klrlroa. Banks County, oontalng 150 '}• aorcs on the Walkato River, * B. TON X S & C 0., a Anctloneers, is B, TONKS. K. C, CARB, B. D. TONES TO-MORROW. Vandyke and Brush Mats, Yarns, Painters' Cioth, Bannister, Whitewash, and Scrubbing Brushes, riair Broom 9, etc., Ladies' and Children's Baskets, B. TONKS & CO. s" TIT ILL oc'l on Tuesday, 9th instant, at VV il o'clock, So mj CASK 3OF THE ABOVE GOODS, M { Just Landed. B, TONKS. E. C. CARR. B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. NEW ENGLAND OKGANS! HEW ENGLAND OKGANS 1 U. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Wednesday, the 10th instant, at 11 o'clock, A SHIPMENT of tho above CELEBRATED IN3TRUMKNTS, acknowledged by all In New Zealand and Australia to be the best finished, purest tone, and unequalled by any ever before received here. On View on Monday, and descriptive catalogues on application. B. TONES. K. C. CASH. B. D. TONKS ABOUT MAY 10. ORGANS FROM THE NEW ENGLAND OKGAN COMPANY. B. TONKS & CO. \mi ILL sell by auction on' the above W dato, A SHIPMENT of the above OKLKBRATKD ORGANS of from 7 to 11 stops, very suitable for Church or Drawing-room. Fall descriptive) catalogues can bo had on application, TO-MORROW. HOUSE AND ALLOTMENT OF LAND, SHELLY BEACH ROAD. W. DOWDEB HAS received instructions from Mr Devlin, who Is about to reside ont of Auckland, to sell by auction, at the Exchange Mart, Queen-street, on Tue3day next. 9th Inst., at 12 o'clock. The BOUBK and ALLOTMENT now in his occupation, having 60 feet frontage to Shelly Beach Hoad by a depth of 120 feet. The House is nearly new, and contains four rooms, large pantry, and outbuildings. The Garden is troll stocked with Fruit Trees and Flowers. TO-MORROW. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWN AND COUNTRY LANDS IN TaURAjNGA. In the Supreme Court of New Zealand. By Ordor of the Registrar. fTIHE undersigned have received instrno- X tions from the Registrar of tho Supremo Court to sell by public auction, at their Bale Rooms, The Strand, Tauranga, on Tuesday, the 9th May, 1833, at 12 o'clock noon, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES, Via :- Mr Andrew Wilson's Improved Farm, situated on the Taurarga-Thatnes Road, being Lots Nos. 65 and 66, Parish of Te Mania, and containing 310 actesi About 200 acres are fenced into paddookg, and laid down in grass. The river flats are rich, and callable of producing largo crops. Tno DwelMng house is pleasantly situated on the banks of the Waltakohe River, and is comfortable and well finished. The farm Is abundantly watered throughout. Title—Land Transfer. Terms at Sale. Also, That Property In Harington-street, recently occupied by Mr J. C. Young, being Lot No. 27. Section 1, Town of Tanranga. having a frontage to Harington-Btreet of 68 feet and a depth of about 00 feet. The dwelling house contains (1 vo rooms, is well built, and commands a good view. TITLE GUARANTEHD. Terms at Sale, Immediately after the above the following Properties will be offered, viz. I— Lots 29. 30, 31, 31A, 32, and 33, Section 1, with Dwelling-house containing 12 rooms, The Lots have long frontages to Harington street on the North; to Hamilton-street on the South, and to Durham-st. on the West Their position Is unsurpassed, and should Btrongly re commend them to the attention of capitalists and others as a most eligible investment; TEHMB VffRY BASY. Lots 25 and 23, Section 1, adjoining the above, with a frontage to Hamilton-street of 132 feat The bulMlngs on these Lots comprise Dwelling-house and Outbuildings. The house contains 8 rooms, and is well-built, and nicely situated. The kitchen Is fitted up with a first-rate range, nearlr new. The property will be sold on easy terms. TURNER & BUDDLE, Auctioneers. . THURSDAY, MAY 25, AT NOON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES AT NEWMARKET, IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE JAMES WRIGLKY. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions from the executors to cell by public auction, at bis Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, May 23th, at noon, LOT I—That valuable Block of Land, having a frontage of 65 feet, by a depth of 100 feet, upon which is ereoted three Substantially built Shops, in tbe occupation of Messrs Porter, Talte, and Pennleon, two oontnlning eaoh 7 rooms with Shop, and the other con taining i room* with the Shop, together with the Stable and Coach-house ereoted at the rear of the Buildings. LOT 2—That valuable Block of Land, having a frontago of 72 feet, by a depth of 100 feet, upon which Is erected two Substantlally tmllt Shops, in the occupation of Mr McNeal and Mr Adcock, each containing i rooms with Shop, together with the Bake-house and Stable erected at the rear of the Build- Ings. Terms for Lot loa sb, and for Lot 225 per cent,, cash and the balance of 75 per cent, can remain for 3 years at 7 per cent, per annum, THURSDAY, MA* 25. CITY OF AUCKLAND. CITY PROPERTIES FOR LEASE. . G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City Council to Offer for sale, by auction, at ila Rooms, Lower Queen-street, on Thursday, May 25, at noon, Tho following Flrst-olass CITY LEASEHOLD PROPJCRTIEH- An ALLOTMENT, corner of the Market En-' trance In Wellesley-street, and fronting the New Opera House, having a frontage of 33 feet, by a depth of 70 feet, at presont in the occupation of Messrs Buohanan, Stone mnsonß, to he let for a term of il years from August 13th next TWO WOOD BHOPS AND DWELLING, at present in the oooupation of Mr A, Bouirort, eaoh four rooms, at renr of the above Allot ment, fronting the Market Entrance, to be Let on Lease for a term of 7 years from August 13th next. Having a frontage of about 70 feet to the Market Entrance. ALBBRT-STREET—Lot 17, Section 31, with two Four-roomed Cottages and two Two-roomed Cottages at rear ol Allotment thereon, to be Let, for a term of one year from 13th August' next. , Terms and conditions ol Hale and Lease may be viewed at the office of the Town Clerk, Council Chambers, High-street, on and after Mar 12, and at the Auctioneer's Bale Rooms two days prior to the day of Sale. I WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, I AT NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, O'Eorko-Btieet, Albeit Park. a R. AKTHUR r HAS been favoured with instructions from tho Trustees Of the late Mrs Morley to sell by auotion at her.late Residence, O'Rorke- • xeet, Albert Park, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'elootc noon, THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! AND " KFKECTB,conßlstlng o£-Parlour, Dining-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen Furniture, Bedding, £ Glass and Earthenware, Kitchen Utensils, &o. . * On View on tho Morning of Sale, >



Auctions. ■vr o t i o E- In consequence of the Deith of Mb. R. J. HUNTER, THERE-WILL BE NO SALE HELD ' AT THB JUNCTION YARDS THIS WEEK. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE. IFOR SALE, on Wednesday next, DAIRY COWS, BTORE CATTLE CALVES, YICARLING3 HORSES, SHEEP, &0., &c, &C. At 11 o'Clook HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. PUKEKOHE YARDS. |j\OR SALE, on Wednesday next (the JU owner baring leased his fa rm), 12 2 to 3-yoni-old STEERS In frosh condition 20 2 to 3-yoar-old Helfors 1 Milch COW 1 UfdVl'H Strong Aotlvo Pony At 11 o'Clock. HUNTER 6c SOLAS, THURSDAY, MAY 11. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Rcmuera Yards, on Thursday, May 11, at 1 o'clock, 150 Woll-Fatted Cattlo SCO Fat Snoop and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattlo Fat unddto.e Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, T II X HAYMARKKT. SALE OF WOOi, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and iTALLOW. eaoh Tuesday. a« 1 13 op clcc!t.: ALFRED UUCKLANa wednesday, may 10. to tailors, drapers, and fur nishers. 2 eases SCOTCH TWEEDS 4 balfls CARPETS 5 cases MOLE TROUSERS 1 case PAPER COLLARS I bale TICKING 3 bales DOOR MATS * 1 bale HEARTH RUOS. X & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at their Stores. Qneon-atreot. on Wednesday next. May 10. at 11 o'clock, 17 Packages of the above. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. Crown Lands Office, Nelson, 21th April, 1833. THE Sale of tbo Licenses of the 173,000 acres ol pastoial lands which have boon divided into 20 runs, as announced in the pre liminary advertisement of the Bth March last, will take plaoe at tho land OiUos, Nelson, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st May next, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon. Tho areas of the Rons lange from 5,000 to 22,000 acres, and the upset rentals from £30 to £IS9 15s lOd. Tno average aroa of oach Ran boinu 11,35-1 acres, and the average rental £78. Posaasßlon will be given on the Ist March, 1833. tho lonure being for ten years from that date. Plans and farther particulars can be obtained at any principal Land Offloa In the Colony, and at the Courthouse at Waiaa. A detailed list of the Rons Is also published in eaoh issue Of the ' New Zealand Gazette." ALFRED GREENFIELD, Commissioner ol Crown Lands. Hewing Machines W7 c. jj ** * * ■ THE GREAT BB.WING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST REOCIVZD AJLarvre Shipment of the Challenge Machine the World- Ths White Co.'s Sewing Machine. The Mo?t Silent ' The Cheapest The Host Rapid The Highest Arm The Most S inpla The Largest Ta cia The Most H'asy to Work The Best Cover The Moet Durable The Simplest Shuttle CheiMost Elegant The Neatest Stitch Tbkadle Machines, from £510s. - THB BEST SWING UACHtNSS EVEB MADS. Price of Hand Machinkb, £3 10s. Also, ALWAYS ON HARD, Genuine Singer Frlster and Roeeaan Wertheim Standard HoweCompanrt Wheeler and WUaon Grover and Baker's Jones's ABO Domestio And other good make* rsoM 23,-D, FSB WKBK I 23, 6D. FEB WSEKI ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. These Maohines can bo had of mr Agents i- N. MoLcan and Co., Pioneer Btore, whangarel; Thomas Wells, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onehnnga; E. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and Boylan, Glsborne; Brennan and Co,. Tauranga and at other places, nriHE pRBAT T\ EPO T, OPEBN-BTRBBT jaercHaaaise. A ttI'HUU IT" JITATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AHD COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' 33, lowek qubkn < stekbt, Auckland (Opposite Railway Reclamation),' And at 9,- New Broad-stkkkt, Londoh, Also Representatives in America, Con* tlnental and Colonial Ports. GENERAL MERCHANDISE OU,MRN'B BTOHHH TEAS, COFFEES PKPPEB AND SPICES DRIED FRUITS CANNED FBUIT AND VEOKTAnLKS PRESERVED MEATS BUQABB BIOS, TAPIOCA, AND BACK) DRYSALTERY CONFECTIONERY JAMS AND JELLIES PRSSBBVKD FISH OANDLKS COLONIAL PRODUCE TOBACCOS CIGARS AND OISARZTTKB WAX MATCHES WRAPPING PAPERS PAPER BASS TWINKB OILS AND PAIHTS EOFB OKMKNT AND PLASIKH . OKOOKKKY PIANOS AND HABMONII7MB WINES AITD SPIKITH ' AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS roßjßKiTißii and Foreign ManctfaotcßbbS. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE., Executed on Advantageous Tkems, Liberal Advances on Kanrl 6nn>, WooL md other Colonial and Island Frodnoe tor ship, nent to London, at which port same will eoclve prompt attention from Mr L. A, Nathan ARTHUR, H. NATHAN. ' * UCKLAND RAG DUMFAKV DUIiHAM-BTRBKT, AUCKLAND. , )pen on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In each ! week tor tho Purchase of nil kinds of KAG& MBTAL, ex.. 'tiQH oa an ,



I Hotels. y*r A X N E R ' S COMMKBCIAL JJOTKL> CAXHBDRAIi SQUARE, CHRISTCHUBCH, W. F.~WARNKU Begs to announoo to his many friends In Christ church and the adjoining Provinoea that having RBJ-KNTBRKD INTO POSSESSION Of the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, re-decoratod and ro furnished In tho latest stylo, he Is now prepared to wolcome his Old friends and customers, THK BILLIARD SALOON Attached to the Hotel Is unsurpassed by any other in the colony, containing throo tables specially imported from England to tho ordor of the Proprietor. Tho suited of PRIVATE APARTMENTS, which are elegantly furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotel portion of the building thus insuring perfect privaoy. A novelty In oolonlal hotel accommodation will be available at "The Commercial" In the shape of a LADIES" DRAWINH-KOOM. kopt specially select and exclusively for ladloß. A high pressure water Bupply has boen ar ranged for on tho promisei, and the Rath Rooma are fitted with every convenience for hot, cold or shower baths at any time. Comment on tho quality of the liquors sup plied at the Commercial is unnecessary, as tin cellar la under tho epooial supervision of Mr V>", B\ Warnor. The hotel being most oentrally situate. ficMv cent to the Cathedral, and within a ehort dis tance ot toe maseura, Theatre and other publlo buildings .and wl«h a tram sorvioe to all parts. of the suburbs passing at ahort Interval, renders It unequalled aa a claco of reeldenoa fcr families or commercial gentlemen visiting Chrlotchurcb, For the convenience of commercial travellers sample rooms will bo available. An excellent onef dooulslne has been engaged and generally no palna will be spared to make Tho Commotolal the leading hotel in Christ church. Prompt attention will bo given to telegrams or letters applying for apartments. W. F. WARNER, Proprietor. rpo TOURISTS AND OTHERS. WAIWBRA HOTKL, HOT SPRINGS, NKAB AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also nowlj appointed throughout with every modern luiurj and comfort, comprising amomtat othor spool aUtlea-Hall Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Modlelnal and other Baths: Lawn torraoes. Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds: Strawberries, and othar Fruity in Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting. eto. LAKK HOUBE, ROTORUA, Systematized in tho game admirable principle aa the (or-faned Walwora Hotel, OlFors its Patrons similar Internal advantages ana attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond oomparo and of world-wide fsmo. reanlrlna no commnnt ViS ut.a na. ax a t r, F » formerly ot the City Club Patoly ot the Terminus Hotel, Holensvllle), harlng bought the Froehold of tho Whanoakki Uotbi, fron; Mr Caffler, begs lo inform visitors that na effort will be spared to afford aatlstaotiaß. Horsea and Pleasure Boata on Hire UALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES JL OHINEMUTU. ROTORUA. Flrst-oloas aocommodatlon for Tonrists, Trava lers, and Visitors during both winter and Itunmer months. Private Sitting Room*, Smoking and Reading Rooms* BIIiLI.BDB. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for lilrt Convoyanoea will meet every Steamer, Imtobtamt NOTtOK.—Tourists can make at nngements with Capt. M. T. Clayton dnscr&ncc Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), or Mr Win, Kelly (Ohlnemntu), for throng}! trips to the Lakes, including boat and coack hire, hotel accommodation, and all et catoraa, at riXKD raves. Trip from Auoklnna to the Hot Lakes and back, on tho above principle for Tkh Ouiveai °NIWILLIAM ICELLY. PKOPBiSTOa Life Insurance. HEAD OFFICE: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, WKLUNOTON. Commissioner _ .._D, M. LUOEIB. The Only New Zealand Life Office. I QOVEBNMKNT SECUHITY, MUTUAL INaURANCK, LOWEST PRBMIUMa An Insurance of £1,200. at the Promiaro charged ebewhero for £1,000. being equivalent to an IMMEDIATE BONUS of £200, in Addi tion to Sou, Participation in Phofitb. Agencies at nearly all Money Order Post Offices In the Colony. Prospectus setting forth tho very LIBERAL REGULATIONS and LOW PRKMIUMS of the Government Office can bo obtained on application. Workmen's Insurance Specially provided for In tho INDUSTRIAL' BRANCH. Policies Issuhd vhom £5 Upwabcs. PREMIUMS PAYABLR WEEKLY, .Tor which a Collector will oalL Bpkcial tablk3 for cmldrkn. The Omly Ikdustbial office with Participation in Pbofits and Government Sbourity. Policies of £20 and upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, qr for a Free Policy. Manager... C. GODFREY KNIGHT Saddlery, ACT ANTED INSPECTION; Everybody should see the Splendid Value in SADDLERY AND H'ARJNiESS, BOLID NICKEL-SILVER BITS, STIERUrK, ETC., SUPPLIED BT W. S. Jones. Whole?*t,s makufaotubxb, 'aUJHEW-STRBET. All ne Latest Improvements, Novelties, and Mountings to hand pcrHeriniona, Looh Urr, and to arrive per Wellington, and Anail, The greatly increased demand for his manu factures, combined with the latest Improvod labour-saving appliances, has enabled W.S.J, to rednce the cost of production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies his customers witb an article which, for quality and price, cannot be equalled. DURABILITY IS THE TEST 07 CHEAPNESS) W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURES, QUKKN-aTBEET. Cordials, etc, '_ riIHE AUCKLAND CRATED JL WATER CO., Corner or Wbllkbley AW.O AXBEBT-BTREETS ; MANAOEB, MB GEO, GDIDHILL, Wholesale Only. No. 53, Telephone Exoii(Vnc;e The above Company in comraonolnß business beg to Intimate that it is their intention to Manufacture a first-class article, at the lowest posßlble prioe, end being in possession of ap pllonoes, whioh no other firm in the trade possess, they can, with confidence, defy com petition, as the following prices will prove I— Prloes from and after February 1,1831 As. a Ice (in large quantities, per agreement), perlb _ _ _ .. _ .011 .Aerated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Ginger Beer, Raspberryade, Tonio-watcr, at per dozen _ ~ _ _ _ -01 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clovo do, Raspberry do, at per dosen., _ 0 IS 0 Ginger wine, per dozen _ _ „ 1 i o Ginger Wine (in bulk), per gallon .. 0 JO 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _ _ 20 0 Uniejuloe Cordial, r-cr dozen .. _ 016 0 Sarsaparilla, per dozen .. _ _ 110 0 Stoughton Bitters, per dozen _ ~140 Orange Bitters, per dozen .. _ _ 116 0 Four shillings In the pound, or twenty per cent, discount-will be allowed off the above prices for cash, or if the account is paid on or before the 15th day of each month. If accounts are not paid before that date, the full amount will be charged. Country customers will bo supplied at the above prices, but all packing, cases, and bottles will be charged for, and n reasonable allowanoe will be made for Okies when returned, according to their condition. Bottles and stoppers when eetnrned will be allowed for at market prices. Particular cora will to taken in packing goods. Customers are partion!ariy requested to advise the return of empty bottles by post-card, or otherwise, for oases frequently disappear in a moat mysterious manner from the Auckland Wharf. All bottles not returned will be oharged, as at market prises.



BuHinesajNOTioeei >'p PEACOCK, 1 • OPTICIAN, Has in Stock BPKCTaOLKS AND KYK 'JLaSSKS of overy description, an accurate Fit Graranteod. COMPOUND MICRO3COPKS AND TKLK SCOPKS, Powerful and Cheap. AN EH Oil) IiAKOMKTKUS, TBGBMOMSTERS, i-LKcntic Bells, uaitkkiks and JfITTINGS. Magneto Electric Machines and Coils. OPKRA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIKLD AND MAKINK GbASdKS. Thkodoutks, Compasses, Skxtants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Saliuornetcts, Argeutomoters, &c, &c,&c, AGENT FOR TAYLOR'S PATKNT SBWINQ MACHINKS & BXTRA3. Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired. Opposite the Post Office, Shortlqiid-Btroot. CUNNINGHAM & CO.'S CENTRAL \J AGENCY. BHIPPINO, COMMISSION, AND OKNEHAL FOEWAEDINO AGENTS. Office: 177, Qukrn-BTi:ebt, Auckland (Opposite T. &a, Morrlu'e); and n\ ONBHDNGA, Order Book at W. J, Hurst & Co.'s. 101. Queen street, as usual. For tho ctroator convenience of the Pnblio, Booking Offices (with storage) are now open as above, at which Goods are received and for warded with deepatoh to all parts Of New Zealand and Australia. Carting done In-Town and Suburbs at rea sonable rates. JOHN BOTLAN, C.E.] IKOUT. LUNDON. O.K. BOY LAN AND LUN DON, civil knginkkrs, Licensed Land Transfer Surveyors authorised native land survkyokß, bnoinkekinq and quantity surveyors. colonial bank building. AUCKLAND. DaVIES AND TRiNCHAKD, LAND, XSTATK, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, NATIONAL INSUHANCK IiUILUINOS, QUIKN-BTUKKT, AUOKIiiND, VARIOUS PROPERTIES FOR SALS IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. HOOSKS, PROPERTIES, AND STOCK BOUGHT OR SOLD ON COMMISSION. ECARKOLL, Wbolcsalo and Retail • FISH AND OYBTKR DKALKR. CuHTOM-noußit-aTßKET.oppoßltoThftmoß Hotel, Auofeland. Frosh and Smoked Fish always on hand. Cnnntry Orders punctually attended to. BOOK.BINDINu & FAPKR-RULINO n iff '*>* y *>' w y v v r y y v " fv*? fw ?^ It I WILLIAM LKYS, | I -•' BOOK-BINDBR.PAPKR-HULKR. 3 E^ i MKKCnAHTa1 Account hookb Ruled and Bound to Pattorn. «^ %~ * MUSIC. MAGAZINK6. BIBLKS S 1 V AND PRAYKR BOOKS, W jW Z BOUND IV Ar,L BTTOtm I^s L . J.j..^"..-i•.. ..'_.-• . .j^a-f. '-.i-' -'-.•■•'■ Three Doors above S-rj.it Offloa. BAKXRB' BPECIAII RULED DAY-BOOKS, HflllAHY V K)KS STKONtt k. CHKAPLY BOUND, CIIAKHi! BKOTHKKK, J AI'.TIiVr I'HOTOORAPIIKR! 1 (OPrOBITS USION IUN'K). QUIEN-BTEBKT. AUCEliin Photutoaphy in the Latent and atcci yaaliioinbla Styles. Kxocutod le ft manner Unxurpassed In the Colonloa All Photosraphs taken by the iNhTASTANIOU3 PROCESS, LAltflll tX)LLKCTION NEW ZKaMWIQ VIKWS AlwftTH on Hand jTr~u~5~H ~R~. cTx IMo v r (Law Thomas 3. Harbutt), STEAM B R U S H, PORTABLE FORGE, AND BELLOWS IfACTORY, ; ■ Victoria-street East, Auckland. rpO THE RESIDENTS OK SYMONDS. X BTIUCKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. B l^V E V Has recently Opened a Klrßt-olas? itUTCHKH V AT TUB 00KNE3 OV THE KYBKR PASS ROAD, PRIME CORNKD BKKF always on hand. Families waited on for ordwrs ■\TBWTCW VKBKTIAN BLIND ll WORK GEO, IM7 C X X R, VBNam.*N BUND MAKEK AND WTBK WOKKICB, Sauahqabapb Road, Kavrro*, Venetian Blinds ot the boot quallt7 made and Dxed Bt Is per fool. Wlroworir, ot «ny ils»ortp Uon and pattern, made to aruer Hocalro nestlr eznontAd. WILLIAM 111 U MAS, Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets. Auckland Kant WONUMBNTAJ, MABBLIj AND aENJSBAt STONEMASON, AKCHITSCTUBAL SCULPTOR IJID CABVKB. Inscriptions aocurato and beautiful Momunentr, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Btane work at the lowest possible prioes for town and connlrr T~i A a V V O X T « a, OOACH-BOILDKRB, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAwn. N.a—lron-bark;Shafts, Spokes, Helloes, Blue Gum and kinds of Harriwood. itf LowM Market Prloea. OUNG MEN'S CHKISI'IAN ASBO CIATION. CORKER OV WEIXKBLKY AND ALBERT BTKKETS Keadlne Room, Comfortably Kuniinhod, All the Loading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2b 8d per qnartar. , Tho Library contains up wards of 2300 vols. in the vanons departments of Literature, Subsoription, 2s 6d por quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.50. Evangelistto Service, Thursdays, at 7.30, Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.80. Bible Class, Sunday, at S p.m. Stiunokks r jid ethers (especially Young Men) oonllallf invited to visit the Rooms, where all Info-matloa may be obtained, Opes from 8 iv. m. til 110 p.m OUJMG WUBIJSW'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HOUSE. QUBBN-BTBKET. Opec daily from 10 a.m. till B.SO p.m. Dinner and Lunoheon from Uto 2 p.m. Tea trom 5 to 7 p.m. Roardlne-honse for Young Ladles who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Seoretary. Y.W.C.*. Meeting every Thursday, 1.30 p.m. Governess* Agenoy, Servants' lUßlstry, and Lending Library in oonneotlon with the Insti lls. imENCIfIGI FENCING 1 FENCING l"l Contracts for all kinds of Fenolng taken by Bam White; also, for Sale, Furlrl Posts, Totara Posts, Kauri and Hobarton Posts, Rlmu and Hobarton Rails. 10,000 Kauri Palings at oa, Souse Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad leart, 13a (delivered). Come early,—Sam Whitb. Gore-ntreet JIBTARLISHKD l»O»i MS f, TRAFF OX V. ■ •TORGKON DBNTIST naAB QuaaN-sxismnr. ?»tnl«ai Jtxiractlon of Teeth by tbe Qzidc Nitrogen Osft. Professional Honra-D a.m. till t P.m W; AKMOUK BROTM IS KB, *? SOAP AND OANDIjB MANUKACTURBRB, 3OX-:S CREEK, RICHMOND. OFriORI DURHiM-STIIBKT, AUOKIANU. }aeb Parohasers of Tallow, Wool. Bheepskln;, and Boneg. VTEW iiJSALAJNJJ iNBURA««JjS Ll COMPANY. Japltal.. _____ £1,000,000 ieinsuranoe and Reserro Funds _ AUO.OOO JBEKAi, CONDITIONS. MODERATE BATJ6S PROMPT SBTXLKMKNTS. UNDOUBTED 8B;OURITT. N.Z. INSURANCS BUILDINGS. GKORSB P. PIKKOK Manager. JUOTTISH IMPERIAL INSURANCE J COMPANY. OIPITJX „ 81,000,000. : The undersigned, as Agent for the above kimpany, la prepared to acoept Fire Risks on very description of Property, at Lowest i 'nrrent RiU-op, JAMBSiMACFABLANB, J Queen-Btreeti !



business Notices. mo THE INHABITANTS OF NEW JL TON AUD SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. KDWIN BTOOKLBY (OF GREAT NORTH nOAD), IB prepared to Kmpty Karth Boxes and Cesspits. Orders left at Nowton Hotel, Ponsonby Omb Hotel, and Edinburgh Castle will reooivo prompt attontlon, Torms modorate. (3.) SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, S. PARKER nAH FOR SAIjK a numbor of the above, witb Tap ready for mm, Hi and udwords. At ma Btkim Works, Viotokia-btbeki, or his Bhop WsLr.RBtKY-aTiwicT. Largo Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and JJown plpeß always in stock. Verandah Iron ourved at shortest notion, Mi'.nufiiotnror of Ijend end Compo Pipe. A oholoe selection of Chandeliers, fee, at bin Wellesley-Btreet shop. Country orders will always reoelve bis prompt attention. Licensed to Jay on Water, «Ot.» TitNTKB Or THU IMPBOVHD LEAD Kno» Uinaiva , H' fal li Llf ro « aY X, • Ollj, COLOUR, AND GLASS MKRCHANTS. liTiportornlof Paperhani^ngs, Scrim, Pain to, Oils, rurpentlne, Colours, Varnishes, French Polish, Gold I/eaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes! Plate, Sheet, Crown, OrnamenU.l, and Phototrraphio Ulass; Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass masses, Glazed Hnshea and Doors, Glass out io Bliee and e&refnDy V oked, M fe H7. QUBKN-BTRKKT / rjiHOa, T TTARHUTT, THB KAPAI COHJ* BI'.OOM FAOTOBY, Custom housk-bt. Prices j West, From 12/6 por doz, g» 1 O X X S a CO, r>. aqkx'ih tok Sydney Papke Mills, Have dlwayi In »u»a a Lartce Snppl? of PAPER, iMimprislog Whlto, PrintlUK, and Tea Paper, Uruy and Brown Wrapping tu. 1 are prepared to Indent any sleea, Qualities, or cnlourc re qu rod. Those Papers are now largely used here, anS aru aaknowledaed to ba luperior to most tlin ported. OavoJler Frire'i Gennl&a French llrandu j American Carriages iniwioan Uarnofls. T<; Arkits JTsrm and ICxprosa Wwoiu imerlcan Vlroproof Safes, &c, ltd. K. TONKK it. UP. A UCKLAND SEUD DJEPOT, Jt\. 187, Qohui-btbeet, Auckland. Just Landed from the Orient Company's a.c. Ligpria and Potosi— A Choice Collection of BULBd, Imported ex preealy for this Market. A New acd Choice Collection of flower and Vegetable SKED3, containing the latest Novelties. Bnglleh and Amoticua Clovers. Kyegrass, Cooksfoot, Prairie, Moadow, Hard, Sheepa. Narrow-leaved and Tall Veecules, Poa Pretensls, Crested UoKStaU, ■ Ilibgrasfi, Creeping Bent Pan I'rlvlalls, Poa Nemoralis, Meadow Foxtuli, Yarrow, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Trefoliam, and a choice Sample of Lawn Grans. Aeh Leaf, Fluke, Lapstone, Jacksont;, Ladlns1 Fingers and Taylor's Kidneys, Schoolmaster, Maitmim Bonum, Sutton's Rod Skin, Flour Balls. Pinkeyes. Silver Skin, American (ear)y and late) Koeo, Brownhilrs Beauty, and Ilobar Towns. Oata, Malzo, Barley. Wheat. Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Rock and Fine Salt. Boncdust and Bom-Hour of all Grades, and other Artificial Manures. A supplementary Catalogue of Nursery Stock and Novelties will bo Issued next month, f roo on oppUcntion to THOMAS BTKADMAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, To Mr Steadman, Blr,—l have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the superior qualities of the gross teed and clovers purchased from you liwt BOOBOn: they were true to name, fresh, noalthy. and vigoroci, and they have given me groat satisfaction.—l am, &a, John Bollard, Whan. To Mr I'homae Steadmsn, fir,—The Garden Boons purchased from yon last season have proved good, and given mo the greatest satisfac tion.—Captain Harrison. Ponsonby. ■ f<UAMJSB CARRIAGE AND DRAy * ifACTORY. JAMES MACKIE, PKOPEIBTOB, VICTOBIA-STBEET EiST, Auckland, Kopilra of evory fioocrlption In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notice. Springs made aud repatrßd. Always on hand, a largo quantity of Lumps, also Ironbark Shafts and Hpcikcd, Hod Gum Kolloea, and Hobart Town Harilwood, N.B.- Conn try orders pnnct nail attended to. "jCT ViNliNu COHGJKKTB. .I^IJCOTIONS FROM OPBRAS, SONGB. OUKTS, SO., &o, Kvery t'ensou cau have iheae In their ow Homt by calling; on S, HOWDEN, SHOSTLAMD-STEMTT, -•r.d HaKOBASiNOone of his Nkwly-Impohsjh) T A W C H Z. ? it Z H A X • LADDER S: BAKROW MAKiCE, 80 and 82, VICTORU-STKKET. Krery Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, } arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, fee. on hand or made to order. 1 liberal nisoonnl lilowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Flttlnn, and all kinds of Job bing work done by experienced irorknum on ih« shortost notice, N.8.—1-adders. Stops and Barrowa lent on hlro. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins tor salet also, a good ViOllnoeUo. oheac. 'Janisniitii. DJSVITT, auiimak«r, 24*, Queen. t itreet. Auckland, opposite tho Market bouse. Established, DM.—Always in Btook and to arrive by direot importation from England made to' advertisers own order.—Chokeborc Hrueoh-looding Quint, Double and Single Musile loaders, Ilioeoh-loadlsg Kevolvers, Breoch-load> Ing Rook and Rabbit Klfloo, Game Baas, Hun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary v complete the outfit of 1 sportsman. An ausortment of every dosorlptiOß of Revolver Cartridges, an 4 all the best Brandi tln Sporting Powders are Imported direol from the makers by the advertiser, who cm guarantee their good quality. Cartridgog for the Knfioid, Snider Mid Terry Kiflos. Metallic CartrldKe Casos, Chilled Snot and othor spool' alltlea always on hand. Country dealer) liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stooked, Browned, eto. an I!every othor kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prloes . Not loo.—Just to hand, 1 lot of good serviceable C. V. Chokebore Breech loading Guns oheap, The lamest utook It Auckland to chooss from. Also, In stock, s arse assortment of Firework! of the beef nalllr. Flshlmj Tankln .taonev Moway to LEWD, on approve*! seouriiy, . B. X, TYLKR, aolloltor, Vnloan Lane. iV| ONEY TO LEND, In large or »mal) 1V k. intns, at rates of interest, (XJNNKLL t OOOPKK, Boiiolton, Vuloan Lane, MONET TO LEND, In sums ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent JACKSON te RUSSELL, Solicitors, Fort-atreet. ■CitOOO T0 LEND In Sums 01 £600 WWVV/V/ jnfl oßwardn—F. King:, Short and-«rteet« "Ty/TGNKY TO LEND on Mortgage of Kirnt-olßw Froehold Seouritiee. WM. COLBMAN, Soltoltot, Corner of Queen and Shortland-gtr R E A R D- J. HART, OI the London Loan Cfflee, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to invest it to advantage, is determined to Lend it out on Poreonal Security at greatly reduced rates of Intorost, Repayable by weekly or monthly in stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted, Renewals effooted If required. Money Lont on every description of goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Viotorla-st, Auckland, yiCTORIAK LUAK AND DIB COUNI AGENCY, HIGH STKEET, AUCKLAND Xhe above Agency having Opened a Branch in Auokland is prepared to Advance Bums oi Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Public Companies, and other Securities at ourrent ratee. Billi Discounted Dally, Renewals: effected. To accommodate Borrowers Loan 'of (say) £10 May ba repaid In Instalments of lOsipeiwee £20 Mar be repaid in instalments of.'Bos per week Or by any other mutual agreement All eommunloatlonn, either personally or by letter, Btrtotly confidential. Address— H.I 6 H> 8 T B E X T. Hjjrt Auoktaaa Hotel). ~ sBosNO, PoGt-otaoo. ■



Land and Estate Agents. jQ F E V A X S, ESTATE, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MONEY TO LkND, And every facility given to Purchasers. HOWE-STRKBT.-(near top) Protty Villa. 5 rooms, &c, allotmen 30 x 103 425 ALBKUT-3TKKKT — (ntar Symonds ■ ftreot) Handßome Villa, 8 rooms, Ko,; uioo garden, pleasant roßltlon, £625 424 KYBER-P ASS—Superior Business Premises 420 WILLIAMS-STREKT-Nlce Cottage, i roorae, &o.,'&c £300 418 BPRING-STREKT — Now and well-finished Villa; 2 allotments, &c.. &c. £350 409 MOUNT EDKN-New and well-finished VlUa; main road frontage 408 VINCKNT-STKKET — House 6 rooms; good oosltion. £400 408 LINCOLN-STRKKT-New House, 7 rooms; large allotment. £435 405 PONSONBY TKRRaOK—NIco Villa,srooms; corner allotment, &o. £330 403 FKRNI.KIOH-STRKKT -Large Doable Hoase, 9 rooms, &c. &c. £460 , 401 PROSPJCOT-STKKKT—New and well finished Villa, 4 rooms. &o. £260 400 PRO3PKCT TKKR ACE—Verandah Cottage, t rooms. &c £300 399 UPPKUfiUKKN-STREKT—Two New and well finished Houses; corner lot; a Rood pro pony. Prloo for lot, £1,000 392 PONSONBY ROAD—House, 6 rooms ; cornel allotment; good position, &c &o. 3^B PONSONBY. near All Saints' Ohnrch-A very comfortable Family Residence. Price, £700 384 SHE KHAN-STREET, near Ponsonby Hall- Nloe Cottage, i rooms, &o. £230 300 And, Several other Properties In various parts. HKLKNBVILLK—Snug Farm, 124 aoreß, good homestead, &o. - SSB MOUNT AL.BKRl'—House and four aores neai station 6* BAY OF ISLANDS—4O acres, nnlmproved 410 ORUAWHORO—Farm 317 aores, good home stead, &c. 413 TAKA.PUNA-31 <crea, Honße. and Ont-bulld- Ings. 415 TAKAPUNA-81 Acres, unimproved. 418 Building Allotments at Northcoto, Ponsonby, Mount Kden, Newton, and other places, rangixiii from 12s 6d per loot upwards. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land, and Estatk Agent, led, quken-Btrket. Next Hsbald Ofllce. UAMU JSL Y. UOLL IN 8, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT. Hian-STREKT, AUCKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NKQOTIATED. Foi Sale, on terms to suit purchasers, Houses and Allotments of various blzob, n Hereford street, Hepburn - street, Well Inn ton-street Wolfe-street, Kast-street, Uration Road. Bymonds-etreet. Allotments Konght and Money Advanced tea Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthlj Instalments. Shiroa Bought and Sold. Medical. |Z> U BL I C NOTICE. I have this day appointed MrO. W. Goodson of Queen-street, Auckland, Sole Agont for the salo of my Homoeopathic Medicines for .luck land City and Provincial District M. MARSHALL, Homoeopathlo Chemist. Dated at Dnnodln, this nth day of April, 1883. Mr Qoodson will supply Medicines at Is pei bottle, or by the dozen, 9j. WEST END PHARMACY, Ponsonby Road, bbartof of Franklin Road; A. J. BLOOMFIELD, Chimist AND DBUGOiaT, has opensd the above with a choice of the best Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Toilet Requisites, and Stationery, etc. HOMCEOPATHIO MKDICINEa Tooth carefully Extracted. Db Walkbb attends dally. A. J. BLOOMFIELD. LI ER COMPLAINTS. DX. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVKR PILLS (without Mer cury.) Thr Best remedy fob Biliousness. Stomach Dhumsement, Flatulence, Pains Between thk Shoulders, Bad Appetite, Indigestion. Acidity, Head-ache, Heart burn, and all other symptomß of disordered Uver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safeat and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is Hd, 2a Sd, and 4a M. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vondora throughout the world. Prepared by Jos. Korko. London. Specially valuable Pills for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kkmpthorne. Peossee & Co. " (JULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex- O ternal Meanß of CURING BKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption but will yield to fSulphollne^ln a few days, and oommenoe to fade away even If it seems past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, ronglinon). vanish as if my magio; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers tor years, however deeply rooted they may be, "aulphollne" will successfully attack them. It destroys the animalcules whloh causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " Sulphollne, Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2a Sd Made by J. Pepper and {Jo., London. Sold by KKMrTHOBNK. PKOSngB fe CO. pBePEK'S QUININE and IRO~N X TOXIC rouses and developes the nervous energies, onriohes the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a specilio remedy for neuralgia, ague, Incigestlon, fevers of every kind, cheat affections, and in wasting diseases, scrofulMS tendencies, &c The whole frame It greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonic the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 33 doses, 4s fid; next size, Us. Bold by Chemists everywhere, The name of J. Pepper, Bedford LabaMtory, London, must be on the label. TherS—T no Tonlo so certain In effect 43 Pepper's Qntune andiron. It Is strongly recommended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kopt ready for use In every oase of ever or febrile condition. Bold by Kkmpthorne. Prorsbr ajto Co. rnARAAACUML AND PUDOPfIYLLIIS, A Prepared only by J. Popper, London. This Fluid combination, nxtracted from medi cinal roots. Is now used instead of bine pill and calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and ali symptoms of congestion of the liver, whioh are genorally pain Uoneath the shoulders, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, dlsagrooable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the Btomach, and feel- Ing of general depression. It sets the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 21 hoars. It Is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and PodophylUn is a fluid made only by J. PICPPJCK. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose name is on every label. Battles, 2a 3d and 4a 6d. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally. Bold by Kbmpthorne. Pbosskr & Co; JJ" O T I O E MRS. E. HOMBERG, SOLK AGENT OF DB. HEILBKON'S CELEBRATED WORM CAKES, Begs to !nf in the Inhabitants of Auckland and surroun g districts that she has arrived from South, and will remain for me time in Auokland. MBS. h HOMBERG has brought with her 1 eupp'y of these WORM C A Kits, whloh have boon very successfully used ir Europe and In the Austi Jian Colonies. She will be happy to give anyln formation to heads of families with regard to symptoms when affooted with WORMS, as well in children as In adults. No time should be lost to act against the worm 3ickness, whioh often onuses many diseases, or else It may be too late to effect a permanent sure, as the worms, especially the so feared LARGE ROUND WORM, and the THRSAD WORM, whloh will penetrate to every part of m^WMtt BBAIN> oreatlnß Two or three doses of DR. HEILBRON'S WORM CAKES will be sufflolent to destroy md eradloate Bny kind of WORMS, and can be ■COt at a very small expense, MRS. HOMBERG Is now residing at Devon shire HouftK, Hobsoa-Btreot, where eho la prepared to receive Ladles with their children. ME ~C (j L i S. » DISPENSING and family chkml3t, (Mhmbkb Pharmaceutical Sqoikty). BILLINGTON'S BUILDINGS FREEMAN'S BAY. fhyaleiana and Burgeons Prescriptions care fully prepared with Pnre Drags and Chemicals. Dr. Evans attends dally at 3 p.m. p U B L I C NOTICE. ( S, GILBERT, CHEMIBT AND DRUGGIST, 3egg to inform his Men is and the pnblio generally that he has REMOVED to more ventral and Commodious promises, at 92, QUKKN STBKBT, ipposlte Wyndhsm-Btreel, where he hopes to •ecelve a continuanoe of heir patrons. go. &G- has a Consulting Room that would suit 1 Medical Man residing in the Suburbs. S. BTIBBRI, OUEEH-31RKKT. |-\OCTOR TENNANT has RBBJOVED lp urs of attendaooe 1-8 to 10 s,m., Ito 3 ana to S p,nii Private Bjaaaenoa 1 aymonfls-gtreet JAMBS UATkk OHjtMIHT AND DRUGGIST, ' HoiISON-S'IKKKX, Dtoaw 10 WBixmaTON-anuen.



j MeroUanaise. -171 DOKTER & r^O., WHOLESALE AND KOTAir, I IBOMJONGKKS AND IKON 1 MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND hIHH-STRRETS, AUCKLAND. I 1 : FLIES I FLIES! FLIES 1 FLIES I Kj Housk. Hotel, r*staubamt, ob 1 Shop, should bb without ese Tbaps, WIRB DIBH OOVKRS BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUBAGK s MAOHINKB - KNIFII.OLKANISO MACHMSB IKON BKDSTKADS AND COTa r E. PORTER & CO. • Wish particularly to draw attention to their fitook of Q-ARDEN J^KQUIHITES. Comprising the ! CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWEKS, 10,12, U. ana 18 Inch, being kept In stock. AMERICAN LAWN SPRINKLERS, With Nickel-plated Arms English Verge ok Bobdxb Cuttkeh £L • I THKSB THEOW A CONTmUODS BTBEAM, India Rubber and Cotton Hose. Hose Reels, Jets, Spreaders, Unions, &0., &c« GARDEN BYRINGB3. NKT3 (or Protecting Fruit from Birds Barthenware Fern Stands, Mignonette Boxes, &c fto. FrnntDK Shears, Slower uatnerlng and Vine Scissors Hand Seed Drills, Scythes, Hooks, liar ana Digging Forks, Stoel Hakes and Weedera &a. &c, &c. KBT SHKFFIKLD KLKCTRO-PLATKD GOODS, from Jan. Dlxon's, Atkln Bros1,, tnd otherftrst-olass makers. seph Rodaara and Sons nna Lookwood Broi Celkbeated Table And Pocket CUTIiEBYi RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES These Maohlnea possess a a van age love all others by being fltted with a pressure oham bor, which Is charged with brink before Insert nts the needle Into the meat, thereby preventing the Introduction of air. Meat safely corned in the hottest weather. Cast-iron Fountains and Vases, WHITB WIRK MOSS BASKETS. BPONGB BASKETS, CRUETS, TSA-POT STANDS 6. BGG BOILKR3, GAX7ANIZUD IRON KRAMB NKTTINQ. pORTB& * Q 0., WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, tJIBH^TRBET, AUORLAKO. This Depaktmeht is Entirbxt Wholkb* STORBRBEPKR3 SDPPIJKD AT LOWS CURRENT RATBS. Large SappUes constantly on hand of BUILDBRS' ffiONMONGKRY, Mining Be qnlsltes, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Saws kept In stock up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel. Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zln Fencing Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvils, Vices, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumps. Centrltaa Pnmpß, Blast Fans, Hydranllo Janka, Punch ing Maohlnes. &0., &c ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH DESPATCH.