PARLIAMENTARY.

{BY TELEGRAPH,)

House of Representatives.

Thur-day, MESSRS BROGDEN'S CLAIMS.

Mr Oliver gave notive to move a joint select committee to consider whether the Brogden claims should be referred to arbi tration,

OIL ON STOEMY WATERS,

Mr Chamberlain moved, " That the Government. should cause' all coasting steamers and sailing vessels to carry oil,' so as to throw it on the sea in case of danger from sh'pwreck." Mr Oliver and Mr McIEAN spoke of the que .tion as an interesting one. The ex periment so far had bren successful. Mr McLean thought shipowners would try the experimeut without compulsion, and he knew the Union Company would be only too happy to take any merns ca'culatcd ; to lessan the danger to life. Mr Oliver thought tie subject had not reached a stage when it conld be legislated on, though tho discussion and publicity was bound to do good. The motion was then withdrawn, RETURN OF CONTRACTS.

Sir G. Whitmob- moved for a return of aU contrao'i chargeable out of the loan, signed by the Government, between Oct.ber 7th, 1879, and March3lst, 1882, with a view to showing that the Grey Government had not anticipated the £5,C .0,0 lorn to the extent that has been slated.

• Mr McLean and Dr. Pollen opposed tiie} motion, which could do no good, and wonld keep open a disagreeable subject that the colony was anxious to forget, Ultimately the motion was carried. third readings,

The Indemnity Bill was read a third time. For the third reading of the Peace Preservation Bill a divi.'on was called, when Captain Fraser and Mr Mantel voted against it, t> 24 for it. Captain Fraser gave notico tbat he wonld rrcord bis pro test against the Rill,

Legislative Council.

Thursday,

Tho House met at 2,30 p.m, NOTICES OP MOTION. Mr HAMLIN gave notice that he would ask if tbe Government was aware' tbst tbe , refreshment room at tbe railway sta'ion, i Mercer, was being used by boarders, and also for the entertainment and supply of spiri.uous liquors to otheis than travellers by rail ? QOEST.ONS AN» ANSWERS. Beplying to Mr George, Mr PICK said the Government would not introduce a Bill prohibiting the payment of wages by the truck system in remotely-situated country districts. A prohibition of the kind: would entail serious inconvenience, Replying to Major T_i Wheoro, Mr' Beyce said he did not think that Tawhiao's , communication, laid on the table, contained any prcposa's, and consequently the Gov ernment could not consider any, BILLS INTROBTJCKD. The following BM's were introduced und read a first time :—The Importation Adul teration and Kxsmination of Tea (Mr Seddon); to Remedy Certain Wrongs that have arisen from the Operation of the Crown Lands Sales Act, 1877 (Mr Pyke); to further Amend tbe Patents Act, 1870 and 1831 (Mr Tole); to Bender Persons or Companies In.urin'j Property Against Fir- Liable for a Contribntion towards the Water Supply (Mr Hutchison); to Regu late the Disposal of Pastors! L?uds of the Crown (S'r George Grey). THK OTAGO HARBOUR BOARD BILL, Mr Fisff, ia a long speech, moved the committal .of the Otago Harbour Boatd Further Empowering Bill. Mr J. E. McKenzie seconded, and sup ported the motion. Mr Macandrew had looked upon the operations of .this Board as an egregious bhi.de-. They bad attempted to put tbe cart bafore tbe horse; but for tbat irregu larity they would not have had large vessels ps'ising their door, and inter-colonial steamers world have been able to reach Dunedin years ago, He was not opposing the Bill, but he contended that it should be modified.

Mr BATncATE urged that the Board was in the position of a constituent of a bank, on whose behalf the latter had undertaken to advance from time to time the money required for the completion of a certain wort. - If the Bank or House refused to complete the contract the constituent would be entitled to damages. In this case they had spent £600,000 or £700,000, and they required still further sums amounting to £300,000 to make the previous outlay repro ductive.

Major Atkinson protested against the doctrine that as a previous Parliament had granted a eer.ain sum for a work, subse quent Parliaments were committed to that work, whether profitable or not. This Bill need not rest on any such claim,' as it could stand sufficiently on its own merits. He suggested that in the mean time the Board should take £200,000, and if after that was expended they could show a good case, then they might come to Parliament for more.

, Mr Hurst fel. convinced that tbe day* would come when these local bodies would! make default, and leave the colony to make Erovision for their enormous liabilities. He oped the Government would reconsider the proposal to give £200,000,0r if not,he asked the House to rise equal to the occasion. As a matter of fact the Otago Harbour was silting up at the bar, ana that could be remedied. He would allow them any qoan-. tity of money so long as they showed they woro in a position to refund it. Surely t' c proper course was to make good the cn'rance before they touched the channels.: The debate waa interrupted by the. .30 ---adjournment. The House resumed at 7.3Q p,m. SMALL RIRD3 NUISANCE. -V.T Steward moved the second reading' of the Small Birds Nuisance Bill. He gave elaborate statistics and computations to prove that the increase of [these birds and their predatory habits were of tbe most alarming character. He detailed the opera tions of the Sparrow Clubs. The destruc-' tion by them was ineffective, and the birds were still as numerous as over. What was asked was power to levy a small tax so that everyone interested might be made to con tribute to the fund for their common protec tion. Mr Rolleston seconded the .motion. He had no doubt in his own mind that these birds were much abused. At the same time he thought that the Bill was necessary, as he felt quite assured that in largo numbers they wore a nuisance. The motion was carried, THE EIGHT HOURS LABOUR BILL. The House went into c. intuit tee on the Eight Hours Bill, which was further con. sidered, and repeated with amendments, which simply made it affirmatory of the eight hours system, «* - LAR_.HU. S. Mr Weston moved the second reading of the Offences Against the Person Act Amendment Bill. • Alluding to the birching of larrikins, he argued tbat birching was in use in the public schools, and the lads to whom it was administered were not found to be demoralised,'

Mr HuTCHiso.r argued that the Bystem of flogging would not achieve the moral reform of the offenders. He would draw a distinciion between mental and physical torture. If they sanctioned the latter, why was it that they did not return to the old methods of barbarism, such as the thumb screw and the bootjack? All manner of physical punishment tended to degrade the human mind,

Mr Hupsthouse, for similar reasons to those expressed by the last speaker, also objected to the Bill.

Mr MOS3 contended tbat there was no necessity for a Bill like this." He was told that it was needed for Christchurch. Then make it applicable to Christchurch, aa it was not required in otjief places. Mr RollkstC-T .poke in strong terms against larrikinism, and argued that, if this •pill was brought Into operation they would hear very little of offences of the kind. Mr M. W. Gbebn would support the Bill to a second reading. Ho regarded larri kinism as an overplus ol energy, for which it would be right to find an outlet in some more legitimate way. ' Sir George Grey said he was a person of mawkish sentimentality, as had been de nounced by the last speaker. : If they in troduced a particular punishment into a country, It was soon introduced into) and inflicted for other offences. There were now two Bills of the kind before them, and, if once' introduced, it would go on form crime to crime until flogging became the order of the day, The Bil itself was an anomaly. It affirmed thel principle that beating was an offence, and then they beat the man who did it. If ,they flogged a man they wonld .core his

,-■■ - —- —=- " N^l!iJ-__JMjg|ia( back for life, and his children wonM^Tft; and lie told that their father had .«.»,. flogged by their mother. That was dr? troying that family for life. It would lw ' ' a great blot upon their statute book _j! deplored the seeming levity with'"which' this birching had been referred to by th. mover of the motion. He bad been told recorders and judges were in favour of thi. mode of punishment. Bis observation had been that the minds of judges'X, tended to the greatest severity of punish ment for repression of ciime. When th. punishment of death was being restrict.! to murder, the judges actually rcmoni. trated against the proposal. He asked hem not to put npon their statute book that which would be a blot to New Zea land, and a reproach to their common ' . humanity. ™ Mr Fulton argued that similar or even more grievous offences had been repressed by tbis mean-. He held that the punish ment proposed would act as a deterrent and that was the very best method they could adopt to reclaim the criminal. Mr Fish said, os the Bill stood," it W r» liable to great abuee. It enabled a Magistrate or Justice of tho Peace to visit every case of a«?ault, however triflm?, with flogging. If the Bill Wa . v to pas 3, it would require many amend, ments. His opinion, however, wr.. against the Bill. h " Mr Peacock gave the Bill his heattv support, agreeing that the persons for whom it was designed were persons the opposito of fine sensibilities, and it was oniy t\e lash that could be made to appeal to their feelings. Mr a olmes opposed the Bill. Mr Weston replied. The motion was then put. The House divided : Ayes, 47; noes, 22. affirmations. Un the motion for the commit'al of the Affirmation in Lieu of Oaths Extension Amendment Bill, Mr Dick suggested it should be delayed j as a Bill of a similar import had advanced several stages in the other Chamber. When it came down the Government would th. _ be prepared to hand it over to the care of Sir George Grey, who wa3 the mover in the Bill before the House. "

Mr Barron said it was unfair that Sit George Grey, who had initiated the i»ea. sure, should abandon it in favour of the Government measure. He thought the Go. vernment might very fairly be asked to abandon their Bill in favour of that of Sir George Grey.

Major Atkinson said that the Bill of last ses .ion was thrown out in the ether Chamber. The Government took that as an indication of what was wanted, aid accordingly introduced a similar measure through the Legislative Council. Mr Sheehan spoke in favour of the Bill. He thought it would, under the cir cumstances, have been a more proper course to have introduced the Bill into this Chamber. He defied them to show a pre cedent for having rejected a bill passelby the Lower Chamber,

Mr Montgomery thought It was amis take to have the Bill they refused la. t year introduced into the Upper House. It was now the duty of this Chamber, under theeo circumstances, to push through their Bill, Mr Turnbdll said that Sir George Grey had undoubtedly carried on the Govern, ment of the country for the last few years, He was literally dragging the Government at his chariot wheels, and, under these cir cumstances, Sir George Grey can very well afford to give way. It would be virtually Sir George Grey's measure, and he should be content with tbat knowledge. Sir Georoe Grey said it iwas a matter of indifference who carried the Bill, so long a3 it was carried. At the same time ho could not help remarking that this BUI was read a first time before the Bill was intro. dnced into the Dpper Chamber. In that cse it was the Upper Chamber that created these disturbances. If they had this power of initiating any measure for the public good which was taken out of their hands, it was a great question of privilege, and he ceald not consent to withdraw the Bill. If the House determined not to go into committee, he wonld bow to the decision. He would not take up the great measure. He would not have it said he was ready to coalesce with the Government,

On tbe motion of going into committee being put, it was carried on the voice i. In Committee the Bill was amended and report d, The House rose at 1 a. m.

ST. BENEDICT'S, NEWTON.

The promoters of the concert, Haydn's third mass (Imperial) In aid of St. Bene, diet's Church, Newton, have every reason to be satisfied with their labours, the capa. cious building being filled in every part last evening. The concert was under tho patronage ot Father Fynes (Vicar Capitu. lar), and there were also present :—Beys, Father Walter Macdonald, Riordau, Sulli van, Downey, Fox, O'Gara (0.5.8.).' Tho soloists were Miss Bleazard (soprano), Misa McKay (contralto), Mr Coupland (tenor), Mr Rhodes (bass). Theie were 105 voices in the chorus, and 38 instvuinen. talists. Professor Carl Schmitt conducted. Miss Bleazard's rendering of the solos en. trusted to her was really artistic, and deserved the warm plaudits that wera freely bestowed by the largo audience present. Xho _tlto solo in the "Agnus Del" was' excellently rendered by.Miss McKay, while Mr Khodes's rendition of tbe beiutiful bass edlo "Qui Tollis" was greatly admired. The choruses we • some what unsteady at tbe start, but Improved as the concert progressed, and the precision and regularity were more notice, able in tho second part by contrast. Herr Schmitt'a " v Salman's " waa agree ably sung by Miss Bleazard, with violin obligato by the.professor. It must have been gratifying to. Herr Scbmitt to find that his composition was so well ap preciated by the audience, an encore, that would admit of no refusal, greeting tho conclusion of the piece. The efficient orchestra of tbe Choral Society rendered with much acceptance the overture from " athalle," and " March of the Priests "from the same. Father O'Sullivan thanked tho ladies and gentlemen who f_ kindly gave their assistance, and warmly spoke ot tho unre mitting oare and attention given by Herr Schmitt. The rev. gentleman also invited them to take part in "Fanner'a Mass," which is to be sung on tho opening of the church on Sunday, July 16. Herr Schmitt will also conduct on the occasion. * Mr Owen Mahon, the church secretary, and the committse deserve considerable credit for the excellence of the arrange ments last night. A great many tickets wero sold, and tho sum of £24 10. taken at the doors, and consequently the total receipts will aot fall far short of £150. Father Sullivan and Ihe other Bene, ictine J^thers worked energetically for the suc cess of the concert, - The acoustic properties of the new church were well tested last night, and the general lmpro-sio* was of a favourable nature. ' Mr D. Miller, of Upper Queen-street, furnished thegas-fittings for lighting the churoh, and the committee have every reason to be satisfied with, the work. Two grand sun lights in the centre of the church attracted a great deal of no tic., -

SPORTING.

ACCEPTANCES FOR THE NAPIER DERBY.

IBS TELEOBAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATTOH.] .'! Napikb. Thursday. The following, acceptances and entries for tho Steeplechase Meeting next week have been re ceived:—

- MaidbnHurdle Race.—Entries: Caulton's -B Wild Dayrell (lyr..), Donnelly, be Harakeko (aged), Heslop's gg Tidal Wave (5 yrs.), Bloom-eld's eh _ Tartar (aged), Keith's gm Lady Bab. Hawke's Bay Steeplechase Handicap.— Acceptances: Stock's gg Lone Hand, Galbg- - her'schg To Whetu, Rae's gg Grey Momus, Douglas's b g Baron, Steven's Tj g" New Year, Wilson's b g SunrayJJouglaa' eh g AG.,Caulton'a b g Wild Dayrell,, Keith's _ m Ladjr Bab, Donnellysb gßuahine. ; Maiden STEEPLEcnA__.-Entriesr. Allan Mc Lean's _ a by Snowden. Donnelly's b it Rua hine, Hcslopsgg Tidal Wave, Bloomfleid'sch g Tartar, Keith, g m Lady Bab, Douglas's eh g

_ c .l I,P,_ A.P olf H. NDmAP.-Ent_-_es : Caulton'a _ -WildDayrell, Wilson's b g Now Year. En derby s br g Mount, Stock's g g Lone Hand, Donnelly sb g Ruahine and b g Harakoke, Stevenss b g Sunray.Keith's g m Lady Bab, Gal lagher . eh g To Whotu. Rae . g g Grey Momus Douglas sb g Baron and oh g A.5. '

«-_Sl_S_ii_. w£ ogl-lnanl?enoe in tbo weed n Opnunuong, should use inst Bnoh a oordial r. UDOLPHO WotFß'B ECHIICDAM AROMATIO schnapps, for these palpable reasons: Tobae-_ oratoß the salivary glands and deranges the nervorsoj^anlsm. It Is a powerful drug, that tells on the strongest constitution. It invites dyspepsia, heartburn, indigestion, nausea, often bringing on tremors, and its fumes impair tha vision. While this elixir may obviat. theso results, It will certainly brace the system against its pernicious effect".

THE AUCKLAND EYEMNGr STAE, JUKE 533.'

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"■'■■' Auotlous. IT? 8, OOOHKANKJ UAS. DAOBB MONDAY, JUNE 26. 80 ACRES LAND AT AWHITU. THE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, Fort-streot, on Monday, Jnno 28, at 12 tfolook. PART OF ALLOTMENT 92, Parish of Awhltu, conriioing 80 acres good land. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w. * Cochrane! |JAS. dacbi_ •' MONDAY, JUNE 26. FORTY ACRES~KAURI FOREST LAND. PARISH OF KARANGAHAPE. THE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, Fbrt-streot, en Mondoy, 20th Inst., at 12 o'clock, EAST PORTION LOT 93, Parish of Knr&n uahape. containing 10 aores, situate abont lj miles from the Hoia, Manukau Harbour, and having a largo quantity of Valuable Knurl Timber growing.thero on. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. ft 00OHBANK »aS, DACRK MONDAY, JUNE 26. IBEEHOLD INVESTMENT IN WYNDHAM.STREET, ALLOTMENT IN BERESFORD. . STREET. rUHH Subscribers have received instruo •JL' Übns to sell by Publio Anotion, at the Land Mart. Fort-street, on Monday, 26th Inßt, StUtfolook, THAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY B PROPERTY, being Part of AUotment 1, Section 18. having frontaßSS of 80 feet 5 Inches to Wyndham-streot and __> feet to Chapel-Btreet, with an entrance from Albert-street. The buildings comprise Five Large Shops and Dwellings, all In good order, having rocently been covered with a new roof of iron, and oonneoted with the main sewer. They now yield the low rent of £18112s a year. Also. BBREBFORD-STREET — Allotment 1. of Part ot AUotment 7, Seotion 17, City of ' Anokland; 83 feet to Beresford-street, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, An .tioneers. ■:/■'■■ » W, ft CXX-DUNI-.] .JAMES DACE* MONDAY, JULY 17. 3Jy Older of the Commissioners for Public vteseryes. SEVEN ACRES AT EPSOM. .^OBBLEASEd'foR TWENTY-ONE YEARS. mjIE subscribers will Lease by auction, X at their Rooms, Fort-stieet, on Monday, ifth July, at 12 o'olock, ' ; _____ "LEASE FOR A TERM OF 21 YEARS of Lot 2U .Section 11, Suburbs of Anokland, containing 7 aores 1 rooa, .. adlolnlng Mr Gardiner's property, - Epsom. vor conditions of Sale and further particu lars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer*. .-poyEKxY BAY RYE GRASS SEED. vk Very Bnperibr Sample ofPUBBI UN -IIIXBDi POVERTY BAY. RYE GRASS B-BD for Bale at Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER Se NOLAN. 0 .' • MONDAY, JULY 3. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, THE undersigned have received instruc\ tions from Mr Joseph Freeman to sou at his residence, Papatoitoi, . THK WHOLE OF HIS LIVE STOOK, (to, _to„ particulsrs of which will be given in a future advertisement. HUNTE)T"_r NOLAN. SATURDAY, JULY 1, Dairy Cows, Young Cattle, Pare-brecl Berkshire Pigs, Howes, Side Saddle, Drays, Ploughs, , " Harrows, Harness &c IffflE undersigned have received instxuc '■■JL. -tons from Mr S. L. Osborne to seU at hia J-OSidenco, Papatoitoi, on Saturday, July — 10 Dairy Cows, milking and in calf 10 Head Young Cattle ' : -V_Bar_.B_-._ows and Boar. 1 Riding Mare, sound and quiet; carries a lady 1 Dray and Frame. __, „ „ - •. Wheel Plough, Harrows, RoUer, Now Chsi.auttor, Shalt Harness, Dairy Utensils, &c. Sidesaddle Well bred Shorthorn Bull LUNCHEON Pso tided. Li V . , At II o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOON. TO BUS SOLD BY AUCTION. THREE COTTAGES, roofed with iron, In WilUam-street (b_ck cf Free Libra.,.). To Ito removed in 7 days. Terms Cash. 'AI; AR T H UK'S MA X T TUESDAYS, . 'f 'i 1 ' X A V M A R X X T, SfAEBU '''OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, r' HIDBa. and IT ALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, at WooW,^ ''____ .... ALFRED BUOKLAND. FRIDAY,. AUGUST 11, 1882, TH B H/A,Y MARK ET, UNRESERVED SALE '. ■ ov IMPORTED - Thoroughbred Stallions ''.'.;';-ahd Mares, ■ THE Undersigned has received instruc tions from R. H, p. Fergnson, of Oorton, Cambridge, to sell (without reserve), at the B X unleßß prevlonsly sold privately, of whioh notice wUI be given, on Friday, August' THE THOROUGHBRED SIRE FEVE, Imported L-om England. For Pedigree see Bind Book, vol. VH.i p. 105, "■V7 V Also, BLACKCOCK, from Dundee's Katie, by ,---' the English lrorre Thunderbolt, foaled in New Zealand, 5 years old. See Stud Book, VO-.V1L.P.19. And Immediately alter the Auokland Cattle Show, In Novembsr next,. THE MARES, ETC. DUNDEE'S KATIE, LOCKET, & LYRA, all imported f .'om England, and in foal to Musket. For Pedigrees, see Stud Book, j-r vol. VII.. PP. 10. W. and 11 respectively. BLaCK MARE TELL-TALE, by Fisher man. in foal to Cap-a-plo. Sco Stud Book, vol. VIL, P. 179. Also, the foUowlng Young . Stook:- IWO-YEAR-OLI) COLT, by Fcve from ■Ijyra. TWO-YEAR-OLD FILLY, by Fsve, from . Dundee's Katie. FILLY, by Musket, from Looket. YEARLING FILLY, by Musket, from '„._ Dundee's Katie. The two-year-olds are entered for the Anok land Mares' Produce Stakes, 1883, and the Darby of 1881: and the yearlings for the Mares' iProduce ot 1881. Breeders will fln_ tha above to bo of the moat laihUroable ra_in_ .trains t. t5 obtained in England, and wl'l have an opportunity of pre ■ earing first-rate st. _k without the rlek ot a long •oa voyage. ~, j. .■ ■ Also, .■ {$Mtßt4lai» Spring rirt Horses, 3 years (all weights in yaid> % *j_[\mmmrlfm, » years 4 '-: A»«i^>n-e auagy Horse, quiet to ride ___fy u , A!RW!>UKweuHiu9bypol_«nOntpo,



Anotiona. - •; 3. TONR-. K. 0. OARR. B. D. TONK3 WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, R 0 S E B A NK~ TOWNSHIP AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY 300 ACRES FREEHOLD L _HD CLOSE TO AUCKLAND, THREE mhtS OF FRONTAGES TO THE WAHEMATA H-HOUR, *ND TO' THK GREAT NORTH ROAD AND ROSRBAN-C ROAD. . TIIE undersigned have r^eivd instiuc-' tlors om the T «t'fi H "ie F'tit' of the Jatel l hs_"> -p.r ! 'b7 puMIO too ico, on Wcdne.d y, Ju y 5, as 12 o> ock n. v P^e-1 clse'y; THE WHGI.I- OF TH- ROSEBANK TOWNSHI" 3 AND F'.TATK, s lm"< in the THia'-.i Ii '. c . wit''n a .owiri scfAui-k ---lani'.-and < --fly <-r -,_'<* by two _ l m-.'n roads, on .sh'.h 'ir . p i r . "- ly __"** andt'ierj' w.v. '-he Toti i'>'P n with'n lin obr''3 oftho Wb.u Railway S l tinD.thenbW Dht; i C.hoo. aud tto p:e._at \V_i v to_a sblps. The SUBUr^i."* LOT! havo _•• ica' '-"y [nrvoyed. ties' H ;vei. -Iw/ri' n 33 the Waitcjria ■ssw. la. the G i! , tso 1 Road and tho .:cso" -.X 'Ut 'd they ( c wellwoi'Yvrho rt;er_.iou o; c .pif ' i tP__ya: latDr?. eo.ttoi, nnd Vve3tp ', t l hty 0i1..J magnllloant.' 133 for sub . \:e 'aeucej.e d are I Amd ts tporosse vo./ la.^.-ly s id ye j rapidly in value throuith th. afl...n oot 9t__ ment In this dlsL.ct, and t "iv oatti 13 up of tnls property. The following Is a list of tho snt llv.':lons :- THE TOWNSHIP, I Seotlnns 1 to 11. from } an acre to 1. Ac; .s. Sections 12 to _0, from 1. awej to 2. awe:. SUBURF \H SECTIONS. section.! •• •• :: : I. t I :: 53 :: i. .» ... » o 30 "51 _ - .. .. " 3 7 " X " . .. - 15 3 SI 60 .. .- ~ .-. 21 0 3J " 57 _j .. - - 17 3 7 S!I. I a ' " " c. 2 ~ - -• 0 3 " "•..... 10 3 Si ". 62 V. .. -. .. 15 0 0 63 - Z .. » 11 3 20 ef " .. - is 0 is Z 65 Z' - - - 13 3 17 £6 ..... - S 2 10 Z 67 Z .. - — 7 2 S7' 63 " - » - M. 1 0 - _ ;:_!«! 1 " 70 Z Z .. « M » 27 71 r. - .. «• 12 * 21 72 " Z . .. n 2 0 Z 73 7. _. .. - 11 2 0 Z 71 - " "' •• 23 3 0 Alro. about 12 r_res on the we.. ■ doot tho Groat North Road, eivld.d into five Fc.tions.from I.to3acres. Thf .Ii . have afr jn' ~gef. a never fallln'rstTe-*n, rlilngoutof K.iia.e. we'l ai ther' 'd and cpmmpnd a splendid view ol Mou it _»bert and the Enrroundlrs countr/. The Auotlonee:3 r^n (infldentiyrerimmend th'i property n one of tbe best Investment j ever offerea ti the public, rid f'ley lnvl fi a caro-ul inspsc' "on ot fie varloci I ".ts. wl 'oh are now .Issued, pr..: ~ and m ked off. The es'-.te fronts the Wr'trnrata for ad"-.tine. of about tb.;_ ml'.s, wh'-t the bn'kof the land is well wa'irod and Is o. exoc'l it (lnality, ri the'adjoli ig .*-m of U r.llard will prove. Titlecudert _el ndTr.-T :er Act. Terms— One-'h'rd Cash, B. TONKS is CO,, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JOLY 3. IMPORTANT PIRBT.CLASsTI_VESTMI_NT. SPLENDID BUSINESS PREMISES. GOODWILL OF~EXTEMSIVE BUSI NESS. TO BE SOIiD BY AUCTION. LARGE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, KARANGAHAPE ROAD (Close to Pitt-street). ONE OF THE BEST BUSINESS SITES OUT OF QUEEN-STREET. THE-unc! ersigned has born favoured with Instructions from Mr David Grubb, Bs ker, Kswr .ahspo Road, to e.U by auction, at bis Estate, Land, and Home Sn'e-room. Arthur's Mart; on Monday, Jn'y 3, 1.32, at 12 o'oicok noon, THOSE SPLENDIDLY-EITU^TBiD AND EXTENSIVE BU_.lN'E3_ PivF.__l9HS, In Karan .shape Road, olosi ti Pltt--jtreet, one of the principal outlets of the City, a cosition only s.cond to Quo._-.treet, togemor with the Gcod wlU of his large and inoreasicg Baking and Grocery Business tbat be has so successfully conducted for tho past 15 years. This Property has a frontago of 63 feet by a depth of 102 feot, on which ore erected four Good Showy Shop3.with conveniently-arranged residences, all in first-class condition, a litre. portion but recently built,and whole thoronghly renovated. Two aro now occupied by himself as a Bakery and Grocery Establishment: tho 1 others aie let to respectable tenants. There ia a well-constructed Bake-house with ' a flrst-olsss largo Oven; Store-room for 10 or 50 tons of flour. A.nrgeroomy Stable with Loft, Store-room men's Sleeping Apartments, &c. Gas and Water laid on, well-drained in every respect. A well-arranged, convenient, first-class place ot business, well worthy the attontion of anyono who may require a good investment for capital, or a money-making business. As Mr Grubb is retiring from the BAKING and GROCERY BUSINESS, tho GOODWILL of his cxtensivoand pa>ing Business will bo sold with the Proporty and every assistance given to a successor. Inspection invited. Further particulars can bo obtained from the auctioneer nt his Ofllco, Arthur's Mart, Qucsn street. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. ' moaeT . AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATTVE BU-LDINQ AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Omen.—S3, QOEEM-8IB1IE3! LOANS granted npon approved seoarltlee of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of 420 to £0,000, principal and Interest being re payable In instalments, at the following rates for every-ilOO.boiTow-dt— y Repayments extend- p „„._ Total amount s. d. As, yean... _ - 12 8 .180. 0 0 • t years- _.-.__ 9 2 143 I 2 Syoars- - - It lfll,l MmS-^-Stv-mSSBSS may be obtained 3 application At Urn Bwlety's Oflloe. ' JOHN BATGER, Secretary TVHCMJ-Jf TO LEND on Xflortgage of First-class Freehold Securities. WM, COLEMAN, BpUoUO-i Oame. el queen and Shortlandttr MOINEY xo LEND, on approveil esourlty, E, X, TYLER, Pelloltor. Vulcan tana. ONEY TO LIJND, in largo or small sums, at usual rates of interest, OONNELLi:.t_COOPER, Solioltor., ' Vnloan Lane. MONI.Y TO LVMV, in sums ot £200 aud npwards, at 7 por oent, ' JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors, ______________ W-(-(-f. TO LEND in Sums oi fCOO 3JO \J VV ,___ upwards.-F. Ring. Short and-srteet. R fi I- A X D' J, H ART, Of the London Loan Office, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to invest .t to advantage, Is determined to Lend lt out on Personal Seourlty at greatly reduced rates of interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly in stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers. Promissory Notes discounted. Renewals effected lt required. Money Lent on every description of goods. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal. Vlotorla-st, Auckland. Victorian loan and die. COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The (above Agenor bavins Opened a BrantDi In Auokland is prepared to Advance Sums oi Money, trom £10 to £1.000, on Personal Seourlty, Deeds of Property, Shares n Publio Companies, and other Soonrltlea at current rates. BUI* Dl.c-aii.ad Dally, Renewalalofleoted. To accommodate Borrowers .Loan (of .(say) _£10 ' Maybe repaid In Instalments ol 10s por woo £20 May be repaid In Instalments of S3, per week. , Or by any other mutual agreement Ah eommnn.Oßt-ons.' either personally or bl letter, utriotiy ooafldenUal, Addresg- H_,GH. STREET. Rtxt Awtuu-a Botsu, box w, rofit-oaios *



Bnslnesa Notice* mH E HATMA XXE T, *• IP., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, C-.r BALE, A_i.lV3D P.-J. COROMANDEL .'.ms ROMAN EMPIRE,— White Clover, Rod Clover, A1571.0 Clav.r, Cow grass, Meadow Keacuo, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dog-tail, Kapo, 'i.c-olinm Incarnasum (Scarlet Clover). FROM AMERICA DIREOT- Tlmothy, Kontnoky Eluegras. (Poa Pratensls), Poverty Bay Ryegrass, canterbury Ryegrass, Cocksfoot, Praliiograss, Rattaih EARLY SEED POTATOES, AS FoiIOWB 1- Ashleaf Sidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Viotoria. LATER VARIEriES-Ho-arS. Sutton's Mag nnm Bonum, Sutton's Flower Ball, etc Also, Oats, Barloy, Garaen and Flower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flos:, Tow, daoon and Hams, BONEDUST xmt BONEFLOUR of all grades. ISLAND Aim PERUVIAN GUANO, &0„ &0. HESKETH & AITKEN. WK, SKINNER & SUN, o • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, and JOINERS. VDLOAK LANE, AU Branches ot the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmon. Shop Fronts. Offlco Fittings. Seo. riOAhl OOALI COALI WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANGAREI. OFFICE! NO. 8 LOWER QUEEN.OTREET,| W, SLOANS, AOKNT. TAIT BKOTHEKO MARBLE AND FREESTONE MASONS Monuments, Head-stonea, Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. □rSOK-PT 101.8 ---TOUTED IN A BUT-l-108 STYLB, Psuobb and Oksions FREE on Application, ADD3EBBI— CORNGB OS RUTLAND AND LOBNB. STREKTS. AUCKLAND Near Jnnctlon of Queen and Wakefield Btreets * UCKLAND PICTURE.FRAMING AND GILDING DEPOT. J. R. Di OOURCEY Begs to notify to his old frionds and tbe Bent publio that he has undertaken the Management of the above Establishment, where GILDING. PICTURE-FRAMING, MOUNTING. Sec. in all Its branches will bo undertaken at prioei dofylnß competition. ESTIHATtea OIVHK. A Large Stook of Mouldings, Picture-framing Materials, and Plotures of every description always on hand. QUEEN-STREET, JUNCTION Or WAKSFIBLD-ST-U-ET, S/lISHER AND CO. (LIMITED), J-J WHOLE-ALU SniPPINS SC FAMILY Eotchkiih, Qneen-Btreet (next Bank ot Now Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of aU kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues. Home-cured Baoon, Corned Beef on Sale In Large Quantities. — N.B. — Dealers In Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt ot order. Families waited on In town or suburb. AMES STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER and authorised survetoh, Corner of Shortland amp O'Connbll* ' STREETS, JOHN BOTLAN, O.K.] [ROBT, LUNDON, C.E. BOYLAN AND LUI-DON, CIVIL ENGINEERS, LICENSED LAND TRANSFER SURVEYORS AUTHORISED NATIVE LAND SURVEYORS, KNaiNEER-NCt AND QUANTITY SURVEYORS, COLONIAL BANK BUILDING. APQgfeAND. SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, 8. PARKER HAS FOR SALB a number of the above, with Tap ready tor uso, £3 and upwards, AT.nia Bt_a_- Wobes, Viotoi.u-bt-iei_i, Or hiß ShOP Y/KIXKSI-BY-BTB_-T, Large quantities of Spouting. Ridging, ana Down pipes always la stook. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notloe. Manufacturer ot Lead and Compo Pipe. A oholoo selection of Ohandellera, Sec, at his Wellesley-street shop. Oountry orders will always reoeive his prompt attontion. Idoansed to lay on Water. CLE PATENT'S- OV THE IMPROVED LEAD EnOB REDOING. OIL, UOIiUUK, -All GLASS, MERCHANTS. W, pHimppa & goN. 95 & 97, Queen-street, Auckland, N,Z„ IMPORTERS ov PAPERHANGINGS, Panol Decorations, GLAUS—Polished, silvered, and Rough Plats English and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Shades,, WHITE LEAD, Colours, Oil. VARNISHES Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Antloor. roslve and Patent Sllioate Paints. MOULDINGS-Glit, Stained, VMsered,for Ptoture Frame and Room Deoora tion .Finos' Frames for Cabinet and O.D.V. Pictures ot every description in great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums for Photos, Soraps, Seo., Sec, Sco, Oat-out or Overlay Mounts, ail sites; Cabinet , and OJJ.V. Mounts ; Artists' Reaulsltes, W. P. fc S. having always on hand the largest Stook of the above Mods In the North Island of Tew Zealand, are able to execute either whole- Bale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhangings bom open stook, or of original paokages, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auokland should Inspect our stook of Paperhangings and Plotures bofore fitting np their new homes j they will find some thing to Buit the means of everyone, W, PHILLIPPS & SON, • --'' QnggN-eragar. ACO-_-_ro WFHILLIfIro « 8 U fl, • OIL, COLOUR. AND GLASS MERCHANTS. Importerslof Paporhangtegß-Sorim, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes] Plate, Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographlo Glass) Picture Frames and Tapestry Mouldings Clock and Compass Glasses, Glazed Bashes and Doors. Glass out to size and carefully pr eked, _____ ■« fc W. OUBBN-STRKBT. /\ ITIHO3, J TTARBUTT. - ■ I XHHKAPAI CORN BROOM FAOTORY. OusTO_.-no_B-._T. Prices i West. From 1./0 per dor. ffTHAMES CARRIAGE* AND DRAY -8. FACTORY. . JAMES MACKIE, PROPEIBTOB,- ViOTOBIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND, Repairs ot every description n Wood and. Iron neatly exeouted on the test notloe. Springs mado and repaired. ys on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Felloes, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.8.-Oanntry ordora punctual! attended to. a UCKLAND RAG COMPANY DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In each week for the Purchase of all kinds of RAGS. METAL, See.. FOR q_.~ Ot j? a E ii a as. 0 LADD-SR Se BARROW MAKjfiR, 80 and 82, Viotoria-street. Every Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows f arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Boxes' Travelling Chests. Sec, on hand or made to order.. .. a liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Offloe Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen or the shortest notloe, N.8.-Laddera, steps and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought, One or two superior old Violins for sale: also. a good V.ollnoeho oheap. "jjT IONKtt U 00, AGENTS lOE SYDNKY PAPBB MILLS, Have always In stook a Large Snpply ol PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, Qualities, or colours re an red. Theso Papers are now largely need here, and arc acknowledged ,to bo superiox to most jlm ported. Cavalier Frfare. Genuine Frenoh Brand!.. American Carriages American Harness. To Ai.umi i Storm and Express Wagons Amerioan Fireproof Safe. &e_. &a. B- TONKS ft 00. WVfiHIKu OOUCJ-ttlS, BELEOTIONS FROM OPERAS. SONGS. DUETS, Seo_ SCO, """v"* Every Person can have these In thoir ow Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, SHOaTriAND-STBEE1, and Pußomama one of hia Niwit-Ihvori I 0* *



Business ffotioga. ■*<X_ -r-^__?r.t??--- i E CARROLL. Wholesale and Retail C FISH AND OYSTER DEALER, Custom-house-stus-st, opposito Thames Hotel, Auokland, Fresh nnd Smoked Fish always on hand. Counter Orders punctually attended to. raw THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS .JL STREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. BOY E V Has reoently Opened a First-class BUTCHERY AT THB COBNEB OI1 THE KYBKK PASS BOAD, PRIME CORNED BEEF always on hand. '6Fan_-ll.g waltedjn for ordors i TP E A C O O X, • OPTICIAN, Has n Stook SPECTACLES ANT EYE GLASSES of ovory description, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TKLE SCOPES, Poworful and Cheap. Ah En 01 n bahomktrrs, Tih.bmomi.ti-._3, Klectrio Bulls, raitukiks and Fittings. Magneto Electric Machines and [Medical Coils. OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIELD and makink glasses. Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salinomcters, Argentometers, &c, &c, &c. AGENT for TAYLOR'S PATENT BEWING MACHINES & EXTRAS. . Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired. Opposite the Post Office, shnrtland-stroet. fJjOOK.BINDINu & PAPER.RULINQ ii *• WILLIAM LEYS, 1 || s- BOOIE-BINDER, PAPER-RULER. 'M ti. i» MsmcH ants' Account Books Ruled I| ii and Bound to Pattern, »is Wf i. MUSIO. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 3 fgij J; AND PRAYER BOOKS. J Op \l BOUND IN ALL BTYLBSi _*H _ ~ ■ —%_——* -n,r M_i-i__--___l EBB Three Doom above Stah Offloe. BAKKB-' SPECIAL RULED DAY-BOOKS. LIBRARY PJOKS STRONG Se CHEAPLY LjuPEIUUR OuJutliUATiliJ ian___, J, L. KEAN (LATB AI-TRKD SMATSI'I, Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Taps ready for use, at roduood rates, at his Shop, Klllott-stroet. LaiTße Quantities of SuoutliiK RldKlnn;, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron ourvod at tho shortest notloe, Country ordors will always reoolve his prompt attention, Lead washers always on hand. X>ER "EVENING STAR, Mr Editor 1 B!r,*-t-I Challongo all Opponento ot Local Enterprise, be who they may, to Produoo any Foreign Compound for Dyspepsia or Indi gestion equal to ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE MKAL for Pulse or Porridge DIGESTIVE BROWN BREAD, and DIGESTIVE BISCUITS J. ROBLKY. 25, Grby-stkeet. /\LSON TUXAATO LAUCJ.!. New Season—Quality gwakantked, To be obtained ot all Grocers, 1/ per Bottle, G. COZENS, Agent. 87. Qnoen-street. "EIDWARD BAR A- LB T, ABCHITKOT, BTIOBBURYB BUILDDKR QUKEN .STBKXT. UEF IN S I MU.I'INSI MUFFINS 1 E. H,"PEKC V, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, WAKBVIBLD STREET, Has now commenced tho Season, and begs to inform his friends and the publio generally, that on his part r othin . shall be loft undone to glvo them ratlstactlon, tho quality ot theae goods boing uii9urpa?-i-[l. aud 90 well-known as to rcqulro no f urthor comment,. "Wholesale and Retail. Customors supplied at all hours, and at Mr Wright's, Queen-streot. Boys Wanted. (B._l_) E. H. PERCY. , flO COUNTRY SETTLERS, STORE- X KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. F. G. CLAYTON, Commission agent and _3roi.es For tho Sale and Purchaso of HIDES, SHEEP SKINS, WOOL, TALLOW. &o. r &c Personal Snpervlsion, Account Sales Promptly Rondored. Business Address— F. G. CLAYTON. Care of Mr J. Bntobor, Commerce-street, Auosland. St. M. v n go. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CHAS. CANNING, in conveying to his numerous oustomers and friends his sincere thanks for tho generous support accorded him during the past twenty seven years, would respectfully Intimate to them that he has OPENED those NEW PREMISES Next door to Messrs. Glanvlile and Ellyett, Grocers, and Immediately opposito to Union Bank of Australia, where all orders will be attended to during tbe Erection or his New Premises. 0,0. would also beg to Inform those gentle men who have so long, and so liberally patronised the Cafe; that that branoh of the business will still be carried on at the rear of the old building—entrance by St. Mango Lane. Shortland-street. - tvuxo a a _ H \3C to rotb _ Public Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-street East. Charge, Onh Shu-Lins. Open all week days from 6 a-m. to 9 p.m„ and Sunday Mobnings from S till 10 a.m, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, Sec Seleot bath-rooms (private) for Ladios every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Two -hillino and Sixpisnob, Plessfl note the address 1 Vlotorla-Btreet East, above the Grey hound Hotel, and next the oheap Bedding and -fnrnltnre Mart, Anokland. TWTOTIOis OF REMOVAL- E. H. PERCY, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, Begs to inform his oustomers and friends, and the publio generally, that ho is removing from his present residence, situate In Pitt-street, to those premises recently occupied by Mr Heath, formerly of Wakefleld-street. • Mr Peroy, In returning thanks for tho liberal support recently aooorded, rospeotfuliy solioita a continuance of past favours. Brldo and christening Cakes mado and orna mented to order. Families attended. Muffins and Crumpets aa usual are a specialty I H JS N JO IS X B O «, HOUSB, -IBl?, SIGN, AND GBNERAL DKCORATIVB PAINTER, NO. 8, Wy_.dhah-_tee.it. 8 ■' .. . aa Badai.ry AflT A NTBD INSPECTION; Everybody should see the Splondld! Valne in SADDLERY AND E|AjB|N;ES|B, SOLID NIOKEL.BILVEB BITS, STIBEUPS, ETC,, SUPPLIED BY W. S, Jones. Wholesale manu_taotub_.b, Qdicen-btbzbt, „aji he latest Improvoment., NoTelUe., anfl Mountings to hand per Hermlone, tooh Urr. and to arrive per Wellington, and Anazl. The greatly Inoreased demand for his mann faotures, oomblned with the latest improved labour-saving appliances, has enabled W.S.J, to reduce the oostof production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies his customers with an artiole which, for Quality and prioe, cannot be equalled, DURABILITY IS THE TEST OV CHEAPNESS, W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MANOTAOTUBBKj auBK.-Bnua_x, •"



[ . Hoteia. C^HAKLEMONT HOTEL, J Wakefleld-street, Auckland. W. E. PORTER (La& of Qucon's Hotel, Queen's Redoubt). WINES AND SPIRITS CF THE BESS BRANDS, HANCOCK'S & W'HITSON'S SPARKLING ALES. FIBST-OLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR VISITORS, W. H, PORTER,. Pi-OPIUKTOE. CUSTOMHOUSE- HOTEL, R. R. CAMPION Haa taken the above Hotel) and having thoroughly renovated the same, it now affords tho best accommodation to Commeroial Men. HANCOCK'S BKER ON DRAUGHT. MR. P. GORMAN, Late Proprietor of tho star UoTsr., ond also late Manager of the Albert Hotel, Auckland, having taken tho CRITERION HOTEL, Napier, has much pleasure In woloomlng his Friends and Custourrs to his New Promises, and would liko to oall thoir a'.tention to tho fact that the CRirEiiio.v has been raised and thoroughly re novated. Cat-ring in tho old style. All (iq.uors first-class, Goon Baraplerooms, &01 D A C 1? 1 U HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER. _. —PROPRIETOR, Begs to announco to his friends and the general public, that he has completed tie extensive alteration on his premlsos. Among the many improvements, he has introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tho Superintendence of a well known Caterer. Tho " Cuisine" will be the best the Seacon can Bupply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands of Wines aad Spirits. Hanoock . Sparkling Ale always on Draught. Reasonable Chargos. ExoollontFare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabling, Albert Hotel, QUEEN-STREET. THE LARGEST AND BEBT FAMILY AND COMMEROIAL HOTEL IN AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, PfiOFRIBTOB. PniYATK Suites. Bpaoio.h sample Rooms, rilO TOURISXS AND OTHERS, WAIWKRA HOTELHOT SPRINGB. NEAB . AUOKLAND. Haa been reoently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with evory modern luxury and comfort, comprising amongst other speci alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Rooms en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and othor Bathsl Lawn terraoes, Archery, Criokot, and Quoit Grounds: Strawberries, and othei Fruits in Season; Billiards, Boating, Snooting LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA. Systematized in tbo same admirable prlnolpK as the ii.r-_f.mod Walwora Hotel, offers lti Patrons similar Internal advantages and attrao tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and ol world-wide tame, roonlrlng no comment &M O L A I. A. fl. X A F F, JO • formerly of Ihe City Club llately Ot th< Terminus .Hotel, HolensvlUo), having bon#hl the Freehold of the Whansahbi Horn trou Mr Canter, bogs to inform visitors that no eflbn wIU be spared to aflbrd s-.tlntootloc. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. Oordiala. etc. rfIHE AUCKLAND .ERA TEE X. WATER CO., Cobneb or Welleslki AND AUBEBT-OT-UCETS i MaKAQKI .MB GEO, GLxnniLL, Wholesale Only, NO. 53, TELEPHONE EXOHANGI The above Company In commencing buslnen beg to intimate that lt I. their Intention tc Manufacture a first-class artiole. at the lowest possible price, and being In possession of ap pliances, whioh no other firm in the trade possess, thoy oan, with oonfldenoe, doty com petition, as tho following prices will prove 1— Prices from and after February 1,1881 Al loa (In largo quantities, por agreement), per lb _ _ . .. _ _ (I 0 I J_.rated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Glngor-alo, Ginger Boor, Raspberryodo, Tonlo-wator, at per dozen _ .. _p _ m -.011 Lemon Cordial, Foppormtnt do, Clove do, Raspberry do, at per dozen.. . Oil I Ginger Wine, por dozon _ _ _ 1 _ C Ginger Wine (In bulk), per gallon .. 010 t Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _ .10 1 litmojulco Cordial, per dozon .. - 018 t Sarsaparllla, per dozon _ _ _ 110 C Stoughton Bitters, per dozen _. „ 1 I I Orango Bitters, per dozen .. _ _ 1 16 C Four shillings in tho pound, or twenty pel cent discount will be allowed off the above prioes for cash, or if the account is paid on 01 before the 15th day of eaoh month. It account! are not paid before that date, the full amount will be chargod. Country oustomers will be supplied at the above prioes, bnt all packing, oases, and bottles will bo chargod for, and a reasonable allowanoe will be made for oasoß whon returnod, according to tholr condition. Bottles and stoppers when returned will be allowed for at markot prices. Particular oare will be taken In packing goods, Customers aro particularly requested to advise the return of empty bottles by poet-cord, 01 otherwise, for cases frequently disappear fa a most mysterious manner from the Auokland Wharf. AU bottles not returned wIU bo oharged. ai at market prioes ■ . i. J .. I ■ ■ J ' Jli II I- '■■■_ lronmoDtferv. pHEAI? "CTARDWARB XXOUUB. 33-. QUEEN-STREET tX« -A J DIOE 17, HAVE FOR SALE-: ROWATT'S ANUPAPNIO LAJ..PS, also, sa Burners, Fonts, Globes, and Wicks, And a Great Variety of Chlmiilos, ROD-HR'S] LOCKWOOD'B, AND WIGFAIiL1 TABLE AND POOKETERY. - JOHNSON'S CELEBBATED SCJSSORS, CLARK'S BOILERS SAUCEPANS, *0, GRIFFITH 'fl PATENT TEA AND COFIEI POTS, STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND P;k Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all sizes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovens, Brooms, sokubbebs, Whisks, &o. haie, cloth, and nail brushes. •abe's, blacks, and lyndon's SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS. GARDEN HOES, RAKES, AND TROWELS, DISSTON, SOKDY &S_EAB, AND JAOE-OM'O SAND. RIP, AND TENNON SAWS, axes, adzes, tomahawks and chisels, Augubs, Planks, HAmmebs, Braces, TWI3T AND PATENT BITS (ttU BIEOS., Loess Hinges, Nails, and Bbasswabi, Scott's Oenuinb White Lead, raw and boiled linseed oil, FIVE PER OBNT. DIBOOONI Allowed.lo Cash Pt*ohasera oa all Sniff 1 HMWHW t0 HB, M . DPWHOft . i



I Land and Estate Agents. ■D. F. E v A N s> j ' K3TATM, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. j MONEY TO L.«ND, And ovory facility gh on to Purchasers, PROSPECT TEE RACE- Very desirable Resi denoe of 7 rooms. Sec; splendid fruit garden, largo allotment, £551). 197 MONTAGUE-STREET (Newton) - Verandah Cottage, 6 rooms, &c.; corner allotment. -180. 179 NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, roglstsr oven, Sec; oorner allotment (33 x 100). #250, .78 ■ CLARENCE-STREET-Cottage (quite new), four rooms and scullery; allotment, 30 x 80. £350. .97 HOWK-STREET.-(near top) Pretty Villa. G rooms, &o.; allotmen 30 x 100 125 SPRING-STREET - Now and well-flnlßbed Villa; 2 allotments, Seo., See. £350 409 MOUNT EDBN-Now and woll-flnlshed Villa; i main road frontage log ■ 1 FERNLEIUH-STRKIM' -Largo Doublo House, ' 1 B rooms, Sec, tec £460 401 PROSPKCT-STREET-New and woU finished Villa, 4 rooms, &c. £200 400 I PRO-PKCT TKKRAOK—Verandah Cottatre. fl 1 rooms, Seo. £300 899 , UPPKR QU-KN-STREKT-TwO Now and woll 1 j finished Houses; cornor lot; a good pro perty. Price for lot, £1,000 892 1, SHE-HAN-STRKKT, near Ponsonby Hall- I Nlco Cottage, 1 rooms, &o. £230 800 And Several other Properties in various parts. HKLI-NSVILLE-Snug Farm, 121 acres, good homestead, Seo. 38(1 BAY OF ISLANDS—IO acres, unimproved 110 ORUAWHORO—Farm 317 aoros, good home stead, &o. ' 113 TAKAPUNA-81 Aores, Howe, and Out-bulld lngs. 415 TAKAPUNA-B1 Aoros, unimproved. 118 Building Allotments at Northcote, Ponsonby, Mount Eden, Newton, and other plaooß, ranging from 12s 6d per toot upwards. Full particular on application to D. F. EVANS,' HOUSE, LAND/AND ESTATE AOENT, 139. QUE EN-STREET, Nest H.3R--D Office. Jo M. Ii EN N° Xl Estate agent asd Valuator, queen-street, auckland. MONET LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST • CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN- | VESTED IN BANE. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARES. VOLCANIC BOIL, VALLEY ROAD-For Jmmedlato Bale, n C-rcomed Residence, with detached larder and Kitchen. The houso is well tlnlshod, and fitted np with reghter grates, colonic1, oven, &o. Froehold n'lotmont, 60x150, Price, £_...-J. M. Lennox. 30M J? Q RO—A BAKGAIN—Houto of C rooms and 3t/OUV Largo Paddock, at Hamilton, Wai , kato. This deslrablo property oomtrands a beautiful view ot the Watkito River. The owner is leaving tbo colony, otherwise he wonld not sell.—J. M. Lennox. 31M AQOOD and Substantial 1-rcomed House, with detached wash-house and fowl-house; ' freehold allotment, 30 x 115; let fcr 12s per , week. Prioe, £330 —J. M. Lennox. 32 M . TJiOR SALE la bargain)— Farm or 200 aores, ad- J? joining tho farm of M' .srs Buokland and 1 Shepherd, West Pukekohe, This fine property ■ Is mixed bush an«V fern, and Ib well watered throuKhoni. The fr -m must be sold, and is '. oil-rod at £300 the lot.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. ISSL • rpo FARMERS-A Choice Farm of 78 aores. A Jol a mile from a railway station. Tho land In ilrst-ola-3-is divided Into 7 paddocks, J and all in grass, and well watered on every 1 paddock. There li a New G-roomed Houae upon f the farm, also dairy and all ncoes<ary eut-build \ lags.—J. M, Lonnox, Est tte Agent, Auokland. 1 27M . T> EMUERA—Two Villas, with Bbout 2 aores; IX> most convonlontly and ploisantly situated. , Prlco, £1800.—Ji M. Lennox. Estato Agont, I Auckland) ' 211 M J A LLOTMENTS—Two Allotmonta In Canada- I -A. - streot. 100 x 200. Prico, £100 the two.-J. M. Lennox, Kiitato agent, Auckland. 32M A BARGAIN — lSoidiers' Bay inear Stokes' Point—Farm of 20 acres, fronting a navi gable crook, with 5-roomod House. Prioe, £250. ! —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 21M TO INVESTORS— A Good City Investment ' for .'£lloo (freehold); produoos £2 per , week rental—J. M. Lonnox. - 2SM ' mO INVESTORS-A Good Inveßtmont for f X £2100 (freehold); produces £4 per week.— • J. M. Lennox. Estaio Agent, Auokland. 20M TO FARMKRS — A Deslrablo -Farm and Homestead, about Jot a mile from Buok land Railway Station, There are 78 aore?, all I subdivided and laid down In grass, with a com fortable 0-roomod Residence, good orohard, See: . Price, £10E9. — J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agont, > Auokland. , 27M t > p_ kA-KOR SALE, a Farm of 55 aores a . x>-o\j papakura Valley, with now 5-roomod House and all necessary outbuildings. There " are 40 aores In grass. Tho land la well watered. > Prioe. £150.— J. M. Lonnox, Anokland. 17M . fM.X—A fine City Freehold, produolng a Vj rental ot £500 per annum. Prloo, £0000— £500 oash, balanco can remain upon tha property at Si por oent,—J. M. Lennox. ' A, fifift ACRES near the Rotorua railway.— a.UOU j, M , Lo nnoil Kstate Agent. Auok- I land. PONSONBY— A Sovon-roomed Rosldonoe. commands a most magnificent view, in the best part of Ponsonby; freohold allotmont (99 x 1 182), all laid out In ornamental trees and shrubs, Prioe, 700.— J. M. Lonnox. Estate Agent. ) QEAFIELD VIEW-Four-roomod Verandah I O Cottage, with freehold allotment. Prioe, I £250.-J. M. Lsnnox. Estate Agent. ) /^ONUUK-T PLACE. Parnell-Foar-roomed ) v/ Cottago, with two additional rooms de ) taohed; freehold allotment. Prloo, £210.— J. M. I Lennox. 104L7- I -Oi ort_FOUR-ROOMKD COTTAGE In Duke . XiXOV atreet, with freehold allotment. Price, 1 £130.-J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agent IDOL KEMUKRA- Villa Residenoe and 51 acres of garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Prioe. I £1,000.— J. M. Lennox. 150 L A FIRST-CLASS IfARM Of 123 aores in Wes- Pukekohe, with good Houbo, cow-sheds, 1 dairy, &c The farm is all in grans, and is only 1 one mile from the railway station.—J. M. Len ! nox. Estate Agent, Auckland. 12.L 1 Y7ILLA RE-IDBNOE.-A Charming Villa. T commanding a magnifloent view of tbe , harbour; about 3 aoros of pasture and shrubbery. 1 Prioe. £1000. J. M. Lennox Estato Agent, 1 iar For Hbosee, Barms, and Allotments, see l my long advertisement in 'Weekly Herald." I J M. LENNOX, , Estate Agent. Auckland. UAMUEIi Xt COLLINS, HOUSE, LAND. ESTATE, ft FINANCIAL AGENT HICtH-STREET, AUOKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For'Salo. on terms to suit purchasers, Housaa and Arxo-TMESNTS of various sizes, n Beresford street, Hepburn - street, Wellington-street, Wolfe - street. East-Btreet, Grafton Road, Symonds-street. Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for Building; may be repaid by weekly or monthly instalments. Shares Bought and Sold. 1 111.' ' ii 1 Medical, -tBT-LHLIHH-U. ISM, J»f R _, tRAJtF OR D, SURGEON DENTIST WAKBrmUMIIBUT, -SAB QUI-K-BTUIfI, Painless Bxtraot-cn of Teeth by the Oxide Nitrogen Gas, Professional Hours-9 a.m. Mil I p.m. JAMBS U A T a JS, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. HOBSON-SIBIXT, OtgM «0 WE-J,INBTOI.-BM«a«. 1 eunemltn. DEVITT, -funmatser, 244j Queen. 4 Street. Auokland, oppOßtts the Market house. Established. 859.—Always in Stock and to arrive by direot Importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebort Breeoh-loadlng Guns, Double and Single Mutxlfr I loaders, Bioeoh-loading Revolvers, Breeoh-load lng Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Oases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every artiole necessary to oomplete the outfit ot s sportsman. An assortment of ovory description 1 of Revolver Cartridges, and all tho best Brandt ' In Sporting Powders are Imported direot (rom the makers by the advertiser, who oan guarantee thslr good quaUty. Cartridges for thi Enfield,- Snider and Terry Rides. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other sped alltles always on hand. Oountry dealers liberally dealt with. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc. an devery other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices . Notloe.—Just to hand, ■ lot of good serviceable C. P. Chokebore Breeoh loadlng Guns oheap. The largest stock in Anokland to choose from. Also, in stook. a arse asscrtrsent ot Fireworks of lha ttntt nallt- Flshlnn T»nkl ''-'■ -■-'■■ »■ eg ■ . . -' . Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAr J ____.__.£2,OOO,OOO With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders. Specially Empowered by Aot ol the Parliament of New Zoaland. Annual Fire Income, oxcoedlng.„.fll,oS9,ooo Fire Reserve Fund-. _._, _. 1,600,000 Accumulated Funds-.. ,____ 6,321,935 LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLAND. The Company are prepared to accept Risks on Buildings and their Content.—whether meroan tile or otherwise—in the City and Snburbs.at Lowest Cubbed! Rates. JOHN BUCHANAN,- AGKNT. SHOBTLANDtSTREBT. "IW'EW ZEALAND INSURANCE -Ll COMPANY. Capital.. _ __.--_■_ „ 0,000,000 Rel___r_noo and Reserve Fnndi _ £150,000 HBKRAT, CONDITIONS, MODERATE RATES PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. •UNDOUBTED SECURITY. N* UNSURANOE BUILDINGS. I SBORGBP.WKROE Manoflw, .*



Merchandise. ■p pORTER & QO„ WKOLBSAXE AND RETAIL IROIN MONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUOKLAND, FLIES I FLIES 1 FLIES I FLIES I ■fife. * Im\ ,1 t • 5 413 fe '■ ' ' r'' V7I NO HOUfll. HOTEL, R-ESTAUBANT, )OB Shop, should be without th_.sk Traps. ; WERE DISH COVERS BUTCHERS' and FAMILY BAUSAO-t MAOHINEB KNIFK-OLXANUNG MACHINES IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS J E. PORTER & CO, Wish particularly to draw attention to their Stock ot Q-ARDEN J^KQUISITBS, Comprising the CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10. U. H. and IB lnoh, being kept In stook. AMERIOAN LAWNSPRINKLHIRB. With Nickel-plated Arms. English verge ob Border Cuttiei. THIMTHUOWAOONTINUOOBSTRFAV, India Rubber and Ootton Hose, Hose Reels, Jets, Spretiers, Unions, Sec, Sco, GARDEN SYRINGES. NETS for Protecting Fruit trom Birds Earthenware Fern Stands. Mignonette Boxes,' Sec Sec Pruning Shears, F.ower Gathering and Vint Bolssors Hand Seed Drills, Scythes, Hooks, Hay and _ Digging Forks, steel Rakea and Woederi BOn Sec, Sco ■ST SHEFFIELD ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, from Jas. Dixon's, AtUn Bros"_ and other flra t-oiass makers. Joeephh Rodaen. and Sons ana LookwoO-lßroi C___!_BBAT_ED TABLK and Pocket Cutlery. RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES Theae Maohlnea poseetn c a Van age lore all others by being fitted with a pressure oham ber. whioh is chanted with urine bof or tnsorfr ns the needle Into tha meat, thoreby pro. htlng tho Introduction of air. Meat eafelr cornod In the hottest weatier, Oast-Ibon Fountains and Vases, white wire moss basklsts, sponge " badkets. cruets. tea-pot STANDS ft SSIBaWOOU'S EGG BOILERS, GALVANIZED IRON FRAME NETTING. E« poRTBE * c°" WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-STREET. Auckland. Tatß DBPAKWENT IB E-_r____V WHOLES* STOREKEEPERS SUPPUED AT LOWE CURRENT RATES. Large Supplies constantly on hand of BUILDERS' IRONMONGKKY, Mining Re • quisites, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Saws kept In stook up to 10 feet Bar Iron. Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanised Iron, Zln' Fenolng Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvils, Vices, Forges, Bel.low Steam Engines, Steam Pumps, Centrlfug Pumps, Blast Fans, Hydraulic Jacks, Punch Ing Maohines, Sec, Sco, 1, _ ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH , DESPATOHi