Desperate Burglary in London.

A MAN SHOT,

WHBS the caiccr of the notorious ciiminal Peace cania to a timely end on the gallows, Londoners bopad that burglars would receive a salutaty lesson, and would thenceforth cease to cany en their felonious plans by violent means, and to terrify the householder by the-r nocturnal visits. Some such effect seemed really to have been produced at the time, for the Btorie3 of midnight conflicts with despera does carrying revolvers have been happiiy fare within the last few years. Burglaries there have been, but the practitioners of the trade seemed at length dimly to under stand that to shoot at the individual whose house they were entering "did sot pay," inasmuch as a few years' ponal servitude •was better than being hanped for murder. "However, the shocking death of the constable at Eichmond, at the hands of a tartar who has never 'since been apprehended, gave a renewed alarm to those who thought that these midnight miscreants had abandoned the use ot fire arms; and the latest story of felonious eutiy discloses (he burglar in his most desperate mood, Siiog six shots out of a couple of revolvers, and seriously wounding one unfortunate man. The house broken into on Tuesday night, was in the northern district of the metropolis, and there is some teason tof suppose that a gang of peculiarly dangerous scoundrels are prowling about the roads and lanes of Essex aud the parti of London most comiguous thereto. How eTtir this may be, there can be no doubt that the man who, on the night of Septem ber sth, effected an entrance into the domicile of Mr Munday, residing at High field House, Stamford Hill, Hackney, was one of the boldest rafb'aus whom it would bo possible to meet with. The facts of the case are sufficient to cause widespread consternation in the ranks of British householders. In the night in question, thortly after 9 o'clock, according to the evidence yesterday given, Mr Mun day, the occupier of Hightield House, WO9 en the billiard-room wilh Mr Hazelwood, a friend of hi?, enjoying a quiet game, when his annt, Mrs Reynolds, who was staying in the house, called out io him that she beard somebody moving about upstairs. At so early, an hour it was not likely that any of the amnesties had retired to rest, so that the fact of anybody being heard stir ling in the bed-rooms would naturally create some surprise, if not alarm. Mr Munday and his friend hft their game of billiards, and went ont into the back gar den, presumably to see if all was safe there, or if lights could be discerned in the upstairs rooms. They discovered, to their great astonishment, that a ladder had been placed against the wall, £0 as to communicate with a second-floor window, and the fact that at that instant a burglary was being committed on the premises must have flashed across their miads with the shock of a most unpleasant surprise. They removed the ladder, and a few minutes later saw the burglar appear at the window and find his means of descent cnt off. He returned inside, and showed himself at another window, apparently—co Mr Mun day said—meditating whether he should risk a leap to the ground or not. Thinking better of it, ho retreated into the interior of the house, and it then became necessary to find and, it possible, to arrest him. Mr Hazelwood very pluakily volunteered to ro inside, and actually, unarmed as he wai, went upstaira and entered the very room in which the burglar had been seen nt the window, but failed to discover him, He found, hoseveir, a double-barrelled gun, unloaded, belonging to t&e master of trie" house, and possessed himsslf of the .weapon. Jnst then the repirt of firearms was heard. Mr Munday, accompanied by his groom Howe, had en tered below, and found the burglar coming down stairs. 'I he miscreant, seeing his op ponents, without more ado opened tire upon them, and twice narrowly missed hitting Mr Munday. That gentleman broke his stick across the Intruder's body, sprang up on him, and pulled him downstairs, where Howe, tlie groom, joined in the struggle, and a desperate, conflict teems to have en sued, MrHazelwoodhelplDg. or trying to help, -with'the butt end of his double barrelled gnu. Down to this point nobody had -been wounded—except perhaps the burglar himself by Mr Munday's stick; but no sooner bad Howe dragged his assail ant to the ground and stood over him than the scoundrel deliberately fired up at him with the revolver he still held in, Ms hand. Unfortunately the thot took instant effect on the man, and his life is in imminent pctil. Seeing •with what sort of miscreant they had to deal, Mr Munday and Mr Hazelwood, after disabliog the robber with a blow from his own revolver, tied him securely to the bil liard table, and subsequently handed him over-to the police. This terribly exciting scene took place on the Tuesday night, and the next day the parties appeared in the police court,, It wonld be absurd to pretend that there can be any mistake about the ..identity of the man Saunders, seem? that;"ho was caught red-banaed, and that he was taken straight away from the bil liard-room where he was held fast to the police station, and thence to the police court, As a matter of course the prisoner was remanded, and the case was to come on again the following week, before Mr Hosack,,the Cleikonwell police magistrate.

The Hindoo Mother-in-Law.

That the youthful wife or wives of the budding Hindoo aro very much under the personal jurisdiction of their mother-in-law has always been regarded as a peculiar fact in Indian sociology; but the appalling consequenceswhichiesult from this arrange ment have.rarely been brought to light in so forcible a manner as in a case of female suicide which ha 3 recently been the subject of inquiry in Bonibay. It was proved that the girl, almost a child in ago, who had committed the dreadful act of self-destruc tion, had been diiven to.it by the persis tent persecution which she had undergone at the ruthless hands of: her husband's mother ever since her marriage, In direct ing the jury, the poroner stated the remark able fact that" by far the largest number of female fiindoo suicides are those of women between the ages of twelve ana twenty; and it is beyoud question that the cause which impels these hapless maidens_ to put an end to their existence, just when at an ago to reap most enjoyment from if, is in neaily every case the or ganised despotism of the mother-in-law in the interior of the zenana.' How thin state of affairs is. to bo remedied it is difficult to see,'although in the instance referred to the coroner declared the need of a complete change in Hindoo social habits. The only change which would .be effectual is for the young ilindoo not to bring his wife homo to the maternal mansion, bufrto set up his house for himself with his matri monial partner, accordiug to Kuropean cus tom. Tbis, however, would bo such a com plete revolution in native habit, seeing that several .generations usually live and have their bang under Ibc same roof-tree, that centuries would be nee'etsuy to bring it abouf. We should rather, perhaps, look to the ameliorating and humanising tenden cies of Ihe noble effort* of tlwae Christian ladies who penetrate into the secret depths of the zenana, and carry into them tbo lessons of a higher morality.

The Boundaries of Astronomy.

the star sweeps along through our sys tem with stupendous velocity. Wow there can be no doubt that if the star were per manently to retain this velocity it wonld in the- courae of time travel right acroo3 our system, and after leaving our system wjuld retreat into the the depths of infinite space. Is there any power adequate to recall this star from the voyage to infinity ? Wo know of none; urilees it be the attraction of the stars on other bodies of our i-idereal avsttm. It therefore becomes a matter of calculation to determine whether tbej attraction of all the material bodies of our sidereal tystem could bo adequate, eveu with universal gra vitatioD, to recall a body which seems bent on leaving that i-ystem with a velocityof 200 miles per second. This interesting problem has been discussed by Professor Nowcomb, who;e calculiitious we shall here follow. In the first place we require to make some estimate of the dimensons ot the sidereal system, in order to see whether it seems likely that this 6tar can ever be recalled. Tho number of stars may be taken at 100,000,000, which U probably double as many as the number we can see wish our best telescopes. Tee tniasfies of the stars may be taken as on the aveiage five times as great as the mass of the sun, The dis tribution of the stars is suggested by the constitution of the milky way. One hun dred million stars are presumed to bo dis po?ed in aflat circular layer of such dimen s-ions that a ray of light would require |KPOQ years to traverse one diameter,— jTOiessor Bali

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IronnioiigSFy.* E.SFOKTER & CO., SSHdai iSßfri IiWHOLBBALH AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. . * . A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE. Cruet Stands fij I|J Tea and Coffee Sets Butter Coolers f|\ /fib $& Biscuit Boxes Pickle Frames la KSg framca Sardine Boxes B^IM Dfrm ■ .Candle Sticks Cake Baskets « f^M^^ilv^lnl Frult stan(la Diah Covers j^fl tjM Toilet Sot^ FUh Knives wfe^W-"^^'" < W Spidt Stands Napklu Rings l^^^M^^S^^P Trays'and.Salvors KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. Rapid Water Filters -^jJIUIL. Housema>ds' k ßoxes Knife Boards iind I'olish /^^JeS^V^^V I'atent Cinder Sifters Sausage Ma<:hin«3 :^^^ ' % CefFee Roasters and MUls Sausage Fillers i|k; ;■ '$3& % ' M Indiarubber Knifo Boatds Mincing Machines ■-i'versmitha' Soap Padding and Jolly Moulds J^m^^m^^^m^ -Krunswick Black Lady Help Knife Clf aners iTnicry Clotb and Black Load NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS. Sprinp & Lever Mangles nK^ymmMK. >£fe Bradford's W a .hi n g M a . Combined Manßles and^B^Jt^ ■ .".iiS^^M cl""cs and Mnnglcs Wnahe'o jPHliilnl&^g 1* Bl v,racrican Tub* & Ducket. Copper Furnace Pn"s r - :'*'^^fWLA#^ Caat Iron Bjths Mrs Potls's Cold Handle Wnff^^^^lHfip^llowel Kol'ers Sad lroos ByUr Wj'Ji At o^r" alld Pian< 40 Baths Laundry Stoves f*^1 "eureka" !»# H, 1' 0118 Woßh Bonrds and Clothes ng^affiilL wmnir.rn (»* i |H>npo'' Fluting Mnchinos tjfei ' ,| ' tiu(lll in "' ""^' I'inking Wire Clothca Lines . BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Iron Bird jgf. Hoeo Bode for windirjg Cbcgh >£sb gardon hoso Brass and Ir&a T*^rrot ___^jjT_^^ Ga'don Shears C°geß G.rdenßoMers Wire Ell Traps 11 1 ' IMwk ' harden Boats and Chairs 7 i^!^^^^W^^^_\, Garden Syringes Garden Arches ■.^^a^fflH2?^ D ,' -.' nr^=£Q^EsS+TTf I Prunin R Shears Galvanised Wire Seed I Mi , i j~M jf ■. Protectors, : Mj^ I _LL J^ JJ II ;\ Scythes and Handles Metallic Labels and Gar. .^ §|| lif |J| ffffffi^K Hose Branches fe^^S^.'S^^^TO Daisy Bakes Lawn Edge Clippers . I^3™^ s gg^ t Garden Engines Lawn SprinSdcrs (S^^^^^^^?: Hoc^, Yakc 'i Spades, and COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. Marble and Slate /\ Kitchen Fenders Plated Fenders &^^^jfi J M«ttW°TopTables LAWN TENNIS. CRIdKET. LAWN TENNIS. 63 Qfj 11 IS ' '<vf"^\ it 8 ' & == li I IvilS Jr\ BWi .1i Is $ s ■ 111 HiIISw iliPW' SI SI w 11 sfTI 8 ' rm ? ! I LAWN TENNIS. CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS. . EJ. POETEE & CO., EET&IL DEPARTMENT:, I DEPARTMENT: QUEEN STREET, a I • EIQH STREET, ~; . ,..;,-. AUCKLAND. ALL GUODS DELIVKKED IN TOWN1 AND 6UBURBS, ; I JMfWiSKWMS^AB^ Ski*-""!



D. F. E v A " s ESTATE. HOWE, AND LAND AGIINT. SOUTH STREET. NKWTO*"—Houbq of e!i?h rooms, divided Into two Dwellings; now lc at 15a: Rood wall; freehold allotment, 38 bj 100. Price, only £200 (518) NORffOLK-STKICKT —Verandih Cottage, 1 roomi cupboard, oven, groteu, &o. Price. only £220. (569) WALLACK 3TRKKT-Villa of 5 rooms, bnv window, kitchen dresser, stove and flttlnKs WBBh-houaa, &c; allotment 132 x 120. Price £SCO. (573) AUBuRV-STRWKT (off Eyber Paaa Road)- Yew 7roomed Holm. wco<l-shed, good well 2 (sections, each 33 x 09. £520. (575) MO UN I 1 KUEi.'-Uniidsunie V.URes'deoo. < rooms, wood shod &c; allotment 42 x 100 Bplondlrt uosltion. l Jrice, only £175. (SSO, SHELLY BKA.OSI-A i:.ftrgaiu— 4 Newand well fluid hud Villa of 8 roo.uD; gag mri wutui laid In, gaa fluids, tec: al o rnont33 x 120 well fencod a"c drained. £150. (588) FRANKLIN itf A'MncarCollßKßßoafiJ-New and woll-fltl-hed rfhap and Dwelling of : rooms: water Uld Id, Grod business post tlon. Termß oißy. i rlco. £600. (£9oi OTAUUHU —Verandah Cottime, i rooms allotment Six VI. near Publlo School. Prlco £180. Terms : £5!) ca h; balance on B ilid Ing !"o"lety Diir.clplea (11C) NHI w MAItKK.T-Biielne9B Promises and D wol1 law,-in sood poaltlons; main road font ng B. (55!) SLLEKBLIK—Now and wll-Qniahod Hand B irae Villa, containing 7 rooms, withstabli and ont h 'Übib; i-ul-nrlid corner Dllotmcot 6^xl If, Prlo<-, only £ ISO. HLLKRBLE-S lon.Vcl Villa Slie, plantod wltl Kmainaai'iil t 'wb, and . nrt.'y fenced. MTTi.K Mi D V CR'CKS v Oi.oico T.ltil. Krmt-g-owin? Kvni, of 18 noro*, 11 mile from AuukHmi, Kood Bix-roomcd hou-c dairr, uni 'JUi-oKlooft, nr-iuxht hors*. : h;ah c. d fiiMtiK !.o f. . nao& urhcatd nni flshlti! ia tidal oreek, No reosonnblo off) refuser. VXKvV.It ).D. A:OUNT KDSN—Hrn o of ■ nnms ar.d soul!er>. ngtsver (.rate i yon niinboird", &a, wood fhed. a'lotmouf. 31: 115. clsu-.ni coital iog 1,000 [(aliens, will rnoip attached, nioe eardec Prlc?, oil' £32;'. .WKLaVQTns'-s-TaiCKT - Now and w o li finlfhod Ho*.ac, Kibe on.d, b^w window verandah, &0., (1 rooniß, r.lcolf fltted «p very onnron'.ent; allotment. 31x1'() £160. (361) UPP'tR QUK»K-:-3TRKST-A very Comfort aMo tioQso ef 7 room', all well fin! had oir gaa lni'i in, etinlUicj. Sec, &o. Also sloe Now Itjneo, 5 room., well fliiihed, and flt'.< d wir,h almoßt. every oanTcnlonce; goo* woll. tank. so. To bo boM togo'her. (392) HOW ir-aTHKHST— v verr pretty and nomnaoi littl.. vim of 5 roi'iis, p*ntrr. So ; nloc g'.rdpi.; allotment, 30 x 100; water laid In, &o. em. (425) PON3'NBY—House, 7 rooms, pantryj otoro room, Sc, K-i, toKOth«r with 5 aoros. laid oat In orchard, garden, padctcotc t So; nolondld eoa vlow. (61) UNCOtiN-STRttUT- Very Comfortable Won't 7 roo ai, bath room, pantry. BtiWo. fowl honaa. &o, &o ; about bait an aore laid oat lnfljworgirdon.oroh'>rd,&n.,wlthentranoo to Graces etre-it; oou'd be eabdlvldod to ad vantairo. £500. (1801 WOOU-STKKKT-Comforteb'e nealdenoe of! rooma, fitted with ras and almost every convrnloncet cplendld allotment, about 110 x ISO. all tutefnlly laid ont with flowers, frnlt-ttcoa, BcO.; grand vlow of harbinr, So, (375) WOOD 3 TRKET—Reeiaonoa, 8 rooma and out houaoa; allotment, ICS x 165; tally etcckml with fruit and foreat troea; splendid view- Prloe only £525. (301) AVONDAI.K iWhau)-Nfce little Lot of 9 aorei near tbe station, good land. Prlco, only £l per aore. (5!>3) BR-CAT NORTH ROAD (oornor of lSrlibnno and Stanley-etreot?)—Two good Verandah Cottagea, with outhonee. well, &o.; allot ment to saoh 31 r HO. Prioe £3SO for the lot. (151) MILFOBD-STRKBF, PONEOXBY-New and well - finished House; 6 rooms, besides pantry* dairy, servants' rooms, tco. ; fitted ■with register grates, ovens. &o,: allotment 131 x iO'J; In garden j together vtUll stable buggv-houßO, &o. £COO (2U) BDBNPU'B, cffKyber Pass—Doable Hrninc nf 6 rooma and oi-liar. goodwill. Prloe, iI2CO 3HESHAN-3TKBHiT, PONBONHY-MOO I^l -tage: 1 rooms, verandah la (runt, and very corafottablo; nH»r the Hall. «JJO. (3XI) BAILKY'd PADDOOK (NewtoD-Now not tago o( thrco rooms; good wnil; treebole allotment 33 x 100; only £130; oniy tormr. (531) PONSONBY TKKKAOK-New House; 7 rooms (not quite flnlahod); good well, tank, wooiehed, so,; good allotmant. 80 x IPO all fenced and planted. £150. (117! NORTHCOTE—a Bargain- 3-rootncd Cottage nearly now, and largo allotment, Pilco only £100. JOHN BTKKKT, Ponsonby — Cheap Cottage 4 rooms ana Boullory, freehold allotment 10 x 80. rrloo nnlr £120. (172) HAOKHr-aTHKKr, Dear steps to beaoh, too of 81. Mary's Koad—lXandscuno Villa, gabti ends, bow-wlndowa, and flttod with regla tor grate, oven, ouoboardfl, oto.; allolmeni 33 x tti); prloa only £300. (Ml) CIiAUKNOK-STHKEr- A Now and WoU flnlnhoil Verandah Cottaga, 1 rooma and Bcu'lery ; flttol with reglator grate, oven enpboarda, tanks, oto. ; prlco £2JO, eaaj tcruiH. (193) PROSPKCrTICRRACH;—Handaome and verj desirable House, 0 rooms, aoallery, oto, tegtstor grate, oven, cupboard, shelves, gm and water laid in, oto.; allotment 83 x 100 splendid little garden, oholce trees, eto. PKO3PKOT-3THBET,near the Ponsonby' Hall sew and well-flntpho4 House, 6 rooms register, oven, tank, etc, oto.; allotmom 33 X 100, foDOed, iirlo-s Kilo. (511) PARVKI.ti— Commodious Family Rosldenoe containing 9 rooms, etc, eta, wash-house with cooper, and other oonvenlonoes, Inrgt and valuablo oornor allotment; price £750, PAPAKITKI-Now Hoaao and onlballdlnKß aod 37 aores real gooi land In orchard, etc. la valuable oonlttnn. I ut at railway station tOAKAU—A very Compaot farm of luiaorca splendid Innd, nosrly all fonood and sub divided ; plenty of water, a nover.falUns Spring tnrong'a the nroporty ; eood Cottage with workshop dairy, oowshed, outhoneos t:o. i good position, and only 1J mllca frotr station. Prloe only J3SCO. (J23) TURANOA OKKKK (near Howiok)-A verj oticap little Farm of 103 aoros, part oultl vatcd, plenty of Umber and water; good Housb. tec, (about 17 mllaa from Auckland). Only £225. (433) ONRHUNQA-Two ntoo Allotments In Gather Ina-street (near corner), Prloe, only £60 '0!9 RAZOR lUCK-"plendidlittleFarmj SSaorea. largo Homestead, and every oonvonlenoo; about 3 mites from Pokeno Station. (131) KAUICA.I' AX A.PA-2'23 acres, on which standi a valuable buah. and In Rood position, (191) OHAIiMKKHTON-Oompact little Farm of 100 aoreß; pirt In cultivation; splendid orchard; sood plooo of rju'h; oroes:, &0. House and outbuildings almost new. £&00. PAVaKUR*.—A desirable Farm nf 360 acres, part in cultivation, plenty of water, timber, and boautlf ully (h«ltered; good Homestead. 7 rooms, and neoeesary ontballdlnga.gardon, orchard, &0., and stock at valuation, it rle sired. (217) TUAKAtJ-Splendid little Lot of 51 acres, nloe piece bush, pjenjy of watar; near station, dill BOMBAY—NIoe lit tie Farm of 20 acres, good Homestead, &o. Prioe only £120. TE ARAl—Farm 589 ocrea, with bouse and all lmorGVementa for £7000, MOUNT KDttN.-Handsome Vll'n Rcstdenoe oontalnlnir 5 Rooms, besides Fantry, Souliory, &o.; nil ie flrstolass order, wltt Stable, Bnggy-house, Cowshed, &0., &o. together with 9 aorea Voloanto Land, sub' divided, and a portion planted. Terms easy 1£ desired. 501 MOUNT EDKN-Verandah Cottago (1 rooms), tanks, &c., with two Aorea VolcuDlOiUad, Bubdlvlrled Into paddooks and orchard. Price £500.1 1180). NOR'I'HCi-T.-c (Takapnna)— BnUR little pro porty of 63 acre', good land, partly 1t» proved; orchard, &o. Together with New Cottago (five rooms), stable, cowshed, fee, fto. Price, £1070. 15011 NORTHCOTW—SpIendid Building AUotmenta at from £35 each. WHARKHINK-180 aorea of very valuable Bush-totara, purlrl, kauri. &o.—in gord position, cheap. (621> PAPAKOA-160 aorns good Buuh Land lolinspi, (175) WATTAKKRKI-30 acres good Land. p»nly Improved; plenty of water, corner lot. Only £30. (511) WAIKATO—Nioe llttlo Farm of 27 acres. lm prorod; gool position; nloe house of nve TOO3IB and out-honsoa. Onl> £210. • (231) 4.ND NUMEROUS OTHWR PKOPBRTIKB- Huah Lands, Improved Farms, Hiilldioß Bl'es, Business Premises, &0,, lor Sale, on application to 1). F. EVA NS, House L»nd, amd Estate Aoest, QUEKN-BTBKJJT (N£Xt "HERALD"). L>Y BUYAL LK.TTKK3 i'ATEM I Gold Medal, Paris, 1878; Spoolal AwarO, PhiladelDhla, 1870; Bold Medal. Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourno, 1381. JUBT LANDED, OANTRKLIi & COOHRANK'S CELEBRATED SKATED "WATERS. MONTSKRRAT UliticJOlOiffi CHAMPAiiNB A Health-giving Non-aloohollo Uovorage, a! Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. jjiROMATIO aiUQUR A,fiß_i The Original Belfast Qingor Alo, so Jastly celebrated at Hotels and Olabs; 9d per bottle. Those /ffiitATKD Watkrs are the sama qaalUj M oontraated for and now supplied to The Oanard 8.8. Oo.; the Montreal S.S. Co. the Inman S.S. Co.i Ocoonlo S.S, Co.) ho National S.S. Co.; the Paolflo B.H. Co.; Anchor, 8.8. Co. Kingston and HOlyhead, R.M,, Co. WHOM3AI.V ASKCII, - ' AICKIN, tHB V UiARM XOY \rOinSQ MEN'S UHiaSTIAS ASfJU JL OXAHOK, Oomrßa of w£a,r.nL-ii! usn uxisn aitamn Beadlns lUkuii, Comfortablr Fnrnlnhod, All the Leadlne Papers on this tablos, Bubsoription, bt f!<l per qnatsa*. Tht> Library coataliia up. wotCb of 230G vole. In iiie various usp&mnosta ot Literature, llabsoripiion, 2a Sd nor quarter, lea, and Ctott'oa proviti&tia SmsitoymeßS rbiS Boai'dias-hnnso EosJ«!ors, MeatteK for Taung Meo on Tmswlßja, us f.se, llTanKsliistlo Btierios, Eouradajß a« J.jso. Bible Raafiias ana Prsyßt, satoday as 7.50, ElWe Otossi, Bußdnj, at 8 r,w, BrsiAwasisfi -MA ctiiwa l«sp«o]»iUr ITkuob Uen) eordiAlU ißvitod to rUdt \h* Bccim, -whew ell intotmaUua mar be olitatnedii Cea twtalu.tii, • ~™ *



TNSURANCE A DUTY. ' •' AVith caution judge ot pOßsibiiity: Thlnga thought unlikely, p'en imposslblo, Exporicnco often sbows us to be true."— ', SItAKSriOAH, ' All property Is exposed, dolly and hourly, to danger by flro. No man can lcavo his houso of ■ a lnorninp with tho asauranco o( flßding it un -1 conauraou when ho returns at night. Iso nlan , can lay his head on hia pillow with tho certainty : that Ma warehouso, or storohouso, or shop, or other place or business tosay nothinßot tho very i' houao in which ho sleeps, will not ho burned during tho night There is lilorally no perfect security in this respect. An unforeseen acci -1 dent, a lighted match, a careless servant, a bad • chimney, an incendiary, acd hundreds of other . causes, indeed, aro ever at hand to work ' destruction. Whoovor has property, therefore, aod neglects to insure, is Kiiilty of folly, it not of t wanton and culpable recklessness. j Ho must watch tho growth of his property s and keep an cyo to tho insurance all tho time. ; Property accumulates gradually—almost im perceptibly. A tradesman's stock grows in his hands. A citizen's household goods incroaso almost without his know:edgo. r I'nsuranco makes him aa sufo as any man can I ovor bo in a world of change and uncertainty. To this end lot him insuro his property, and pay tho premiums regularly and promptly, to ' TI3E NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE | COMPANY, Queen-street, Auckland. GEORGE P. PIERCE, General Managor,' •' QITEEDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS I O FOR OHILDRKN OOTTINQ TEETH. 1 CAUTION TO PDECnASKKS, , The TBluo ot this well-known Fsmtly Medicine hin bron largely testod In all parts of tho world. ' and by all grades of eoolety. for upwards of rnrrx ykakh. Its wnll-oaroed oxtonoivo s&le ' hu.l Induoea sfbhwot imitations, some of WtitOh In OUTTVArI) AITEABANOS BO OlOßOly • reeemble tho original as to h»vo deoelrod many 1 purchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels it , Sun to tbe pubtlo to give a special oatflion i agiklDSt the use ot such Imitations. Purchasers are therefore reauested oarafnlly ' to observe the four following distinctive oU&rao toristlos, without which none aro eennine :— i Ist—ln every o\se the words John Stkbd ma.v, Obkmirt, Walwobtb, auimitY. are en frro.vod on the Government Stamp offlsed to eaoh pnotcot, 3nd-Kaoh Single Powder has dlreotlons for the, rtoeo. and tho words John stcednmn, Ch'smlot,' Walworth, Surrey, printed theieon, 3-ii—Tho name Stoedmsn Is always Bpelt with »Wi) KR's. . Ith—Tho manufaoture Is carried on sololy at Wiilworth. Surrey. * - > fold in Packets by all Chemists and Medlolne Vendors, at Is ljd to &3d eaoh. ~. Aeonts I Kkshtiiobnk, Pr?bbeb & Co: I Auckland, Wellington* Chrlatohuroh, and Dunedlo. :''< MB, JOHN HARTWELL, Orqanisi of St. Mary's Ciiuroh, ■ I'ABNELL. ! PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE, • Lessors given b? the Quarter, or by ' arrangement. ORGAN. PIANOFORTE. HARMONY. Amateurs' Compositions rovlsed and prepared ' for Publication. Address: Ponsonby Road, opposite Franklin . Roiad. Lottors may bo left with Messrs Hoff man and Sons, Muaio WaroUouso, Queen-street. j^l E D I C. A L. NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Dbvonport, GARDNER, M.P.S., ENGLAND, Pharmaceutical Cukmist. Proscriptions aro dispensed, and Medicines, ' Toilet Articles, Nursery Requisites, &0., Bup plled at the samo price mi in Qucon-streot. I\/| E D I C A L. " THE ENGLISH PHARMACY, 1 181, Queen-street 1 (Tolophono Exchaugo No. JO). GARDNER, M.P.S., ENGLAND, PnARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST. I Branch Establishment, North Shore Pharmacy fTPPER SYMONDS STREET CHEAP U DRAPERY AND GROCERY STORE. J, HEAPE, Family Grocer, AND GENERAL DRAPER, Is selling Grocories and Oilmen's Storos fob cash as low as any houso in tho Trade. Good Family Tea at 2s por lb ; Excellent do. at 2a 8d; Bacon and Cheese as good and cheap as any house in town. Trial and Inspection Invited JD A V E Y. TAiLOR, &o VULCAN LANE, AUCKLAND, Bogs most respectfully to call tho attention Gontlemen and tho Publio in general to hia NEW GOODS of Best Quality for tho present and coming seasons. J.ID. in returning thanks for past favours solicits a continuance of tho samo, and will give satisfaction to all who may favour him with their patronage. Note the Addrkss : OPPOSITE THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Vuloan Lane. ANTED KNOWN—"Pectorine," " Conlferino," " Sulpholine," Quinine and Iron Tonic, Gardner's Blood Mixture (a moss reliablo medicine), Taraxacum and Po dophyllin, Genuine Oil of Kncalyptus, Per fumed Solution oC Carbolic Acid, Liebig's Beef Wine with Bark, Extract of Malt and all its preparations. Worm Powders and other medl oines for ohildren, &c, &0., may be obtained at The English Pharmacy, 181, Queen-atreet, and North Snore Pharmacy, Dovonport.—For par ticulars apply to Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S., Eng., Pharmaceutical Chemist. r\\ MoIVOR, Uphoteterer and Undertaker, 52, ■*•« CltyMarkot. Cauchoa and Chairs to ordor. Gff. BRIMBLECOMBHJ, Queens Hotol, >_ Symonds-streot and Kyber Paaa RGEORGH (late C. Wood), Butcher, Pameli; • supplies 0094 quality Meat at lowest piucfa - . . J YOUNG, Family Grocer. Shortland-atreot, • Auckland. |?EST Place for Ranges, Ovenu, moves, and O BtepksmitVa Work.-B. NIOHOLI^, 336,



FOR GOOD VALUE ; / smith Sghey's \ %j CHEAP DRAPERY & ] £ "WAREHOUSE, % I 4? 300 & 302, A I UPPER QUEEN AND ALEXANDRA STREETS* AND AT NEWMARKET. i , _ ■.-■■•■ •• ■■■:■■-■•-. : New Prints and Galatea Stripes, from 3|d. I New Dress Materials, from 4f d. Now Sateens, Oatmeal Cloths, Brocades Ginghams and other washing fabrics 1 Now Goods in Dress Beiges, Cashmeres Nun's Veiling, Mummy Cloth, &c,., $i, ! New Mantles, Jackets, Capes, and Fichus 1 New Flowors, Feathers, Millinery, Silks and Satins Honeycomb Quilts, from 3s. lid. . Liico Curtains (three Yards long), from 2s. 1 Id. per pair Washed Twill Sheetings, from 10J[d. \ Black (Josephine) Kid Gloves, 2-Button, 2s. 9d. Irish Linons and Cambric Handkerchiefs, at wholesale price. » Note.— Ow growing trade at Newmarket tgj $ compels an immediate enlargemement of our pre- . £> 1 raises there. ** *r? We have made such arrangements as will give 5^ * us in a few days double the present space and o i o accommodation, thereby enabling us largely to *^» | 5* increase our present Stock. W *"^ We continue to give at our Newmarket ' w^ *O Branch value equal to that of our Queen Street £j 3 tyt House. , ,***



FOR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LINK IN TWEBDS, Tut H. Robinson (Into Stevenson), Junction of Queen and Grey etreets. TWEED 3UITS FROM £3 10s. TROUSERS FROM 13g. Gd. BTYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED. Give me a Trial. n. ROBINSON. w. a d b H «mi > THIt ORBAT SAWING MACHINE IMPOBTKB, HAH JUST BBCBIVMD 4 lnuvM Shipment of Itae Ohallonga MaoUu tha WorW— ' Tbx Whits Co,'B skwino Maohikb, rho Mosi Silent The Cheapest Ths Mom Rapid Tha Highest Arm The Moet Simple The Largest Tacit The Main Kasy >a Work Tho Beet COTOt The Most Durable The Simplest Bbuttl» Tho Mont Sleccnt The Neatest Btttoh Trxapub Ma chinks «rom £6 10s. THB BBBT BSWIBO HAOHIHSB KTIB lUDB Price of HJLKD MAOHUKS, £3 10i, Also. AMTAS» OR BAUD. Bui- ntap Btn^fll I 9rl3tOT tutS Bo smmi Worthetm I Standard Howe Gampaar't I Whooloi ttna'Wllson 9rovor und Hnis/j 1 Jones's ABO Domes tie . I And other good raaktl •WOK .. . ~;', 88, t>, rxs WxxE I 3a, 6d. vk& Wm'l 1 AUi MAOUHOCB 6CARAMTBRB, These Hsohlnoa oan be haa of nurAgentat- N. MoLrtMwandCo., Ploueor Store, whangare I Thomas Wells, Cambridge; William Sterenaot Oaehnng&i E. Wayte, BiunUton; Parnell *hf Barlan, Gtsborns t Bronn&n and Co., Tanraon •nd »l oUim places. ■;■:•■ : rp'fl'X ABK.AT niPOT ly/TRS. S; E. SHE A% Royal Academy of Music,: London, and IPnpil of Sir Stemdalo Bonnet, TEACHER OF MUSIC AND SINGING. Elementary and Finishing Lessons. QUARTER COMMENCE FROM FIRST LESSON T. KARANGAHAPE KOAD (Oppositb h. p. Nathan's, Esq.). ' 1 The Oriental Tea ("Vs. STANDARD PACKET TEAS, i . Awarded Prizg Medals : Sydney Exhibition, 1878. Paris International Exhibition, 1879. Sydney International Exhibition, 1881. j Adelaide Exhibition, 1881. ' Please Note the Brands (which aro all registered): "ROYAL," "CHALLENGE," "STANDARD," ■ AND .-•:(., " UNIVERSAL MIXTURES." Those Teas aro a proper Combination of Chinese and Indian Teas—havo been tested at ' tho Government Laboratories—are guaranteed up to this standard quality -and have been pro nounced by professional Tea Tastors and Con sumes to bo the best Teas offored in the Colonies, at their respective prices. Pure Indian Teas— "VICEROY" AND "RAJAH," All Packed in 1 and lib Packets, and 10a Boxes. Sold by all Storekeepers. BROWN, BARRETT & CO., Wholesale Agents. [TGLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE Leave Onohunga I-. Leave Auckland i 8.0 a.m. •. 9.15 a.m. 9.15 cm. 1,0 p.m. 11.15 a.m. - 2.0 p.m. 12.0 noon 4.0 p.m. " . ■1.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. 6.30 p.m. 7.0 p.m. — Monday, 11 p.m. returiTfare : is. 6p. SINGLE FARE: 18. ctoujsg womkws iwsTrruTß X AND BOARDJNG-HOUSB, QUBK:M-CTJWBT t Oi'tsn dally from 10 o.m. tiu cso p.m, XJinnef nud Lonohsoa tram IS to i pja.. lea trom f to 7 p.m. . BeurrfjHK-huuse tot Young liodlet wbo ah " eeonpled daring the day. Terms on appUoaUo* ' Y.W.O. A. Meeting 'erery Thntgdav, 1.80 cm QoToraods" Agency. SertauM' lUais»r», mi Umiina Übrwy.la ommcotiun wilotbauiH*



J. M. L 11" Estate agbot aud Valuatob, , q.uben-bthekt, auckland. monbt lknt out tor capitalists or kirst - class securities, or in vsstbd in" bank. insurance, ok othicb Bharb3. FARM AND ROMKSTKAD.-Thera are 12 acres, one mile from a railway station, all fenced ana eab-dlvlded Into four paddooks-33 acres In grass and crop. There 1b a small house. oow-FhedP, eifli Price C3SO.—J. M. Lennox. UPPitRQUKKN-oTttKltT.— Aflrat-rate proi peotlve investment-. Two homes, Quite new and well-finished, with water laid on, and freehold allotment. Price £800-£3OO cash, balanoo can remain on the property. — J, M, Uennox. Kstate Agent, Auckland. » LLOTMttNT in the City, with a grand view r\ of the harbour, editable (or a lorrace.—j, W. Lennox. DRftfl— Aflrstolass Investment, freehb'd.ln j^Ol/U good position and rising diatriot.-J, Vook-S-ROOMBD HOUSE, with colonial jg,44U oven, register grate, etc, aboct halt an hour's walk from the cltj; freehold allot ment. !I3 x lOC-J. M. Lannox, SaSato Agent, M^^AUNA FLAT. WH^NGABEI.HB'arm of 382 aores volcinio land.—There are 33] icie*. with house, etc. This beautiful property is offered a bar^elo,—J. Ms Lennox; .COBn-l-KOOMKD COTTAGE in Sussex. & aOV street, with register gratoe, 400 gallon taufc, large cellar. Prloo £130 cash, balance can remain on the property. MM . EWMARKKT—3ome of the best Business ' Premises for sate.- J. M. Leanot. i3M MOUNT EDEN ROAU-Two fine Shops, with freehold allotment (33 z IOOi, in this popular dlstrlot. The shops front the main road. Prloo «770.— J. AT. Lennox. MM fTPPKR QUKBN and YORK-BTRKKT3- U Two HcuHes. with large comer allotment (freehold). Price £1000.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Auckland. fi3M CITY KRKKHOLi)—For Sale, a large City (freehold, oontißtinf; of 3 Dwelling Houeea *nd a nhop. all substantially built ot brloK, and flcted wi'U every convtuJonco. The premises ire all let to sood tananr-s. tnt) produce a rental of £336 per sear. Frioc £3300. Terms can be arranged.—J. M. Lennox. 52 MJ HCUSK, with very largo freehold allotment (l?S x 366 links), la rbe rising district Ol Mount Eden Price £750.-3. M, l*nnoi. 61M •uOitMAN'3 HILU GNBHUNGA-House Li end large freehold allotment. Price fiISQ. —J. M. Lennox. 47M n a c a— Vvu- dALH, a {farm of X sores s tr%v\j papakcra Valley, with now 5-roomed aoose and all necessary ontbnlliiings. There «c iO aorea in grass. The land is well watered. Price, £150.— J. M.. Lennox, Auckland. 17M PONBONBX— A Boron - roomoa Kesidenoe, commands a moat magnificent view, in the jest part of Ponsonby; freehold allotment (98 x 182, all laid out in ornamental trees and shrubs, Price, 700.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont SEAffIKLD VIEW—Four-roomed Verandah Cottsaa, with freehold allotment. - Price. £260.— 1. is, Leanox. Estate Agent n-i qA-FOUK-ROOMBD COTTAGE in Duiß »IOU BtreeS, with freehold allotment, Prioe, «ISO.--J. M. Leuaox, Katate Assni 160 L RSMUKRA— Villa ftaildenoo and 3 acres of Itarden, ehrubbery, and paatnro, Prloo, tt.000.-J. M. Lennox. liffll. FOIS. IMMEDIATE SALE - A Beautiful Farm of 200 acres, only S miles from, a railway station. The farm ia all in good English grasses, and subdivided iato 7 paddocks by qoiofe-thorn edges, l'he residence commands a beautiful view of a lake, wnloh bounds the farm on one side. The house contains & apart ments. There is a ut&blo, Btootcyaxd, and shed upon the farm, I can oonftdentiK recommend ihii farm (O any intending Bettler. —J. M, Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. 10M FOR IMMSDIaTE SALE—a Commodious Resldenoa In Graftou Road. The residence aontains 16' rooms, and is built npon a freehold ■.notion (ISO x 332 llnfeß).~J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. Auokland, 33M FARM of 260 acres of firm-clues soil, bonndsd on one tide by a rirer, all tonoed &nd laid down in good English grasses,—J. M, Lennox, Katace Agent. Ancklaod. SOM UK3B 3AXiK (a bargain)— Farm of 200 (tores, afl- C joining the farm of Messrs Buc&and and Shopherd, West Pukekohe. This flne property' la mixed bash and fern, and is well waterea throughout. The farm maet be sold, and is offered at £'250 the lot J. M. Lennox. Estate Ascent, Auckland. ISSI< mo FAKMEKS—A Choice Farm of 78 sores, I lot a mile from a railway station, Tha land is flret-olass-lB dlvldod Into 7 paddooka, and all ir. grass, and woll watered on every paddook. There Is a 1*617 6-roomed Houeo npon • the farm, also dairy and iill neoes bit out-bulld-. InKS,-J. Mi Lennox, Mstets Agent, Aaobland, SflTAl'B AGBHT. APCKLAKP. iUaS, % y IL I. lAMS O», FJOOBB DAND AND FINANCIAL AGBNX Vwto.tn UtSB. AnCBXAKD, Bankoro i-Nntlonsl nr.nk Ot New Zealand* aBNTB and IttTKKKST Ooli«ote«, MONEY Invested for Capltailsta on flnt-olftSl lOonrlUeß, without Chzrqe. Six pw osol kllowed on deposits nntlt inveated. MOKTQAGICS anfl liOANS Nogotlatea. 3HAIIKS Bought or Sold to ordoß, SaTATEB Manased tor Absentees. A liLOTMKNTS Bought, and Houses Bultt On a. ike Weekly Payment aystam. soiLDnfe AiiLOTaiKNTS for saxb iS ?»S BOOil— ■ •■ '. ■3ootload-strHot, CO/ Wust-ttreet, 30/. inkerman-biToet, HI Hcjjbura-oircot, 80/ 3ond-B.treet, 16/ L.'gsr Place, 66/ ieppoll-street, 20/ Norfolk-street. 40/ ' ■ irgjle-strcet. 16s . . Cook-street. £10 • -i :■■• :ieresford-6traet, 90/ Silwin-stroos, 80/ I'erciva! Parade, 15/ Whnrt Road, SO; i.iootMnntlou, M ■ Mount Eden Koad, £4 dowe-stroet, 60/ . Kyber Put, 66 3Rokett-Btreet, 45' Normsnby Road, O. Nelßon-street, 83/, Bilsthton Road, 40/ A'so, In rarioniotbex utroota Btiowcatas. 4! A^OCi TO liJSND, iaauinE ot ISIS find he> •4UUU wards, on (toad seenrittea. v EW sriOPand 7-roomed Uoaee tor sale on II tha Monnt Kden Road. Splendid position forbußlnossi Terms as agreed. WHANGaREI— amall Homestead for Sale, with cplendld orctiard, over 200 fruit besting trees, alluvial soil; frontage to Whan (Caret River; two miles from township. BSRj- SFORU-STRBE i.'—Kew and very oon« • veslent Cottage for Sals, near Congrega tional Cburoh, On easy terme. i?enj»-SIX-KOOMKD HOOBE (new), with *uvv pantry, for Sale; very convenient; water laid on; co^y terms. i?Qnn—FIVK-ttOOMKB HOUSE for sale In XOUU wiUlttm street, with detaohed wash- . honee. Easy terms of payment. HAMILTON (WalJia'GJl-HoußO and acre of Rround for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of Now Zealand, for £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West. HUNUa— Eighty Aorew of Land for Sale O £65. Aloo, Eighty Aorea at Wuikiakle, tor £65, A splendid chance tor working man. i •l?9Sft—New and Well-flnlehoi Houbo fo» X/&OV j gale, »t, Rookjr Nook, New Nortli Road; allotment, 40 z 120, Very easy terms. NORTHCOTi; —Seven roomed Houea, out bolldinge, io., and SO aorea of Land lot Sale. Yetyoheap. Grand view ot the harbour, t'OMV-tfOUK-ROOMED HOUSK for Sale, Jt«« v off cook-street, with large aUotment. 1 OKATOKA TOWNtIHIP. - Two Xarga X Comer Allotments for Sale for £20, having Uaeo frontages. ' "' -. ■ MOUNT KDKN—FIve-roomea House find , two aorea of volcanic soil tor Solo, Sine new. Orchard; &o. , "PONSOKBI — New Slx-roomad House to: JT Sale near the Three Lamps, Price, K&'O. Easy terms ot payment. - ■ DEVONPOKT, Lake Road — Several very ■ oholoe Villa Bites lor Sale, having road and tea frontages, and possessing the finest' landaoapo views to be found around Auckland, ■ Very easy terms ot payment. : +'9Kn-A NIOK NEW COTTA6E In New &AOV ton for ga^ wltn Bned , su o t, ment 10 x 1001 very oh om> , WAITEMATA RIVER .FKONTAGK.-L&na 'for Sale at S3 per nao, in larse or small: Uloofeß. Kasytarmßi PARNELL— House and 1} aorea orohard fox Sale, In full bearing; oowahed, workshop, fowlhouso. to. i fine soa view. £1 Oft-FOUR-KOOMEB HODSK for Sale In w*«v the City. SmaU deposit and weeMj aymenta taken. onoc-HOUSE tor Sale in WUllam-Btreet. *-oo O near St. Jamps 1 Church. EPSOM— GenUomaii'G Villa Kosidenoe, neven rooms, ooaoh-homse. stabling, &o. £900, fil IK-THREK-ROOMKD HOUSE Halo »14» .InNewton, near Klna'a Arms Hotel! level allotment. Kasr taunt. RBMUERA— IB aoros, for Sale I eioillent SCU iwd splendid view , : BRIGHTON ROAD. Farncll — Six-roomed House tor sale, allotment 10 x 1001 vrates laid on, Prioe, tffii. liONHONBY-Now Stt-roomea House ana . Workshop, for sale I trvro allotments) two trontoaes i eaßy terms. TITBIuNOTON-STKBIFr. -Pretty Oottaga 'VV lor uslo, now St. Jwnoa's Church] sal «nd water laid on t gsrdon, fee pAKNKLL.-Newly-finished Bii-roomeS J. Houoe for sala i plesa;«s view s 5380, WAP.MB also For Sale nt WsikomiU, Para * moromn, a tofess'a <Foin t, Waltakereii Mahn> tacsri, North Shore, Papakura, fee. Also, boo list 1b Niw Zealand Herald and Weekly Newt, 0 H A 8. WILLIAMSON. SaTAXS A9SNT Vnt.o*« Lasts J» iSWWAKD'S OOAOiIHS AXJ XHI I>. UOL-Ht'IBLD.-TilMB-TABLK, Leavfog Hamilton tor Te Aiobo every Tubs lay, Thursday and Saturday. Leaving Te Aroha tor Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday, neolal Carrlnaoa proTlded to Order, ' B, BDWAUOS LltfT* knd Bait Stables Camus 'SIBLECJKAFE LlSiii OF COACHES, W. E. OARTiffia' COACHES will Iron to the allawlng;ttme-table, carry ng H.M.'BSmall i— Leaves Cambridge tor Hamilton dallj; at 8.80 a.m. t/a&rw HamUtoo for C&mbrldgQ flslly, oa arrival of Train, 3.Sop,m. IVeaves Te Aroha tor Hamilton at 10 a,m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday i U av«s Hamilton for Te Aroha at S ,m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Booking Offloai Qwynne's Hotel, Hamlltoa W, K. CARTER, Urery and Bait stabloi, °°Mllßop[W" 1 Cambridge, fith Marota x'asi Jjt^ JS, rll firs XIMIS TABLE, Loatc Aioh HUI- I>U a m •8,50 am a n its 1,10 s m I P.o 4.15 p m 6,48 p m Loitvo National Bonk— Bam »lO.lsam n.4Jara sJSpm 6,15pm f,!pm 6.80 pm 1 Kzoept Tuesdays and Thursdays, ween tha) from Auckland and 10.30 from Asylnm "til ao to and from tha Whan.