ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NEWTON.

TitE consecration of the above church took placa yesterday morning, and wai in every respect a great success, reflecting credit «a all concerned. When it is remembered that this time last year the site of the prssent handsome and capacious building, wa3 covered with several amall house", < wonder can only be expressed at the rapidity with which everything in connection with St. Benedict's Church hai been carried on, the committee evidently holding the Shake :peaiian view—"lt t'were well t\v;re "done, t'wers well twere done quickly." All troubles hive been sur mounted successfully, and yesterday's pro ceedings were a fitting clo^e to all the diffi culties gone through, and the buildiogstancU i as a monument of what Catholic unanimity vrill do. Before tea o'clock, the large building was crowded, acd at the hour for staiting the service, there must have been neirly 2,000 people present, and the efforts of the committee wjcre taxed to the utmost to make everyone comfortable. Before the service ataited, a very graceful and pleasing comptimeot wai paid to Herr Carl Sclimitt, the popular conductor of the Choral Society. Father Sullivan, in a brief but happy manner, presented the professor with a f»pld'inounte<i baton. It was com pose! of 27 varieties of New Zealand woods, havin" gold and greenstone mountings, executfld by Mr Teutenberg, and also bore the fallowing inscription engraved by liim : —" Presented by the Very Key. Father O'Sullivan, 0.5.8., on behalf of St. Bene dict's Church Committee, to Herr Carl Schmitt, at the consecration of St. benedict's Chu eh, Newton, Auckland, July, 23, 18j2." Berr Schmitt, who was some wuat surprised at the unexpected presenta tion, replied as follows:—"Very itev. Father, and Mr Mahon, I sincerely thonk you for the honour conferred on me ty you and the members of Sf. Benedict's Church Committee by presenting me with this handsome liltoD, and expressing such kindly fetlirigs towards me. I shall ever prize the baton as a memento of the con secration ol this noble building. I trust that, like to-day, I shall be often able to assist at the musical portion of Divine service/ The ceremony of blessing the charcb, which was jerfo.-mfd by Bishop Redwood, assisted by Fathers O'Gara, Fox, and Vagaiola (mast.tr of ceremonies), occupied very little time, but was of a highly impos ing character. On re-entering the church, the celebration of pontifical high mass waa proceeded with, the Very Key. H. J. Fyce-, Vicar-Capitular, acting as .celebrant, aad being assisted by Father Riordan, deacon ; Father Luck, mo-deacon; Father Me Donild, assistant priest; and Fathers O'Gara and F*x aiso assisting. Bishop Kedwood ascended the pulpit after the singing of the " Qni Tollis," and delivered a sermon, takinz ior his text the la't verse cf St. Matthew's Gospel, " Be hold I am with you all days, even ts the consummation of the world." He said the lites and ceremonies of the Catholic Church were always admirable for their deep mean iDg. This material; building which they had just dedicated to the glory of God iv this parish suggested to them a work far marc wonderful, the Church of Christ, the raa't'rpiece of tbe Mo<t High. He would, briefly take thim through the history of the (Jatbolic Church, and they would see her work?, her conflicts, and victories, and, to sum up io one word, that she wis nothing but Cnrist Himself, living, active, and visible in humanity, the permanent in carnation of the God-man, and, like her Divine Master, she waa the same yesterday, to-day, and forever. The Limb was slain from tie beginning, and tre effects applied by anticipation to the first just souls as they did to tue fast. Her history b.-gan wteu grace first went into the soul of man from tse. womb of time, md would Jait to ths end ot time. What a comiction of this tiuth there w«s when they ascended by suc cessiou to Peter, the n st Bishop, and from blra to Aaron, from Aaron to Adam, and from Adam to God Himself. The Catholic Church had the twofold eeal of unity and eternity. The Catholic Church was tbe gn atest work of God, and is stamped with those seals. The Saviour Himself be^an by cho;sing a number of men, and puttiDg them in unity. They read that one day Andrew brongbt Simon to Christ, who surnamed him Peter, a rock. He spoke in the Syro-Chaldaic language, in which Cephas or Peter means a rock, and the change wai prophetic, as Abratu'a name was changed to Abraham when he was ordained to be tbe founder of many nations, not less so was the change in Peter's name, to whom Cbrist said atterwards, "I siy unto tliee that thou art Ptter (a rock), and upon this rock I wiQ baild my Chnrcb, and the gates of hell shall not pre vail against it," thus making him the foun dation aad support of the Charch and it» centre of u&ity, whereby it should be pie3srved from the as-aults of hell. To show th.it be gave him supreme power, ha further said, addressing htm personally, "And 1 give unto thej the keys of the Kingdom of Heaven." When a general conquered a city, the keys were given to him in token of his supremacy. So they read of Christ having the keyß of hell and of death, and the keys of David, and oar Lo:d, by tbis expre-sion,declared in the strongest language that he placed Peter in suprtmeauthority. Bishop Kedwood quoted numerous other texts and expressions in support of this dogma, pointing out- that Christ confirmed it after hi* resurrection by directing him to " Feed my lambs; feed my saetp." The word in the Greek meant i " rule," or have authority, and having in vested him with this authority, he addressed the other Apostles, •• Go ye and teach all nations, &&," and "Behold, I am with you all days, even to the consum mation of the world." He then referred to the day of Pentecost, and the preaching of Peter, the fisher of men, who cast his net and brought in 3000, and whose second cast added 5000 to the Chnrch. His Lordship then gave a graphic his tory of the Church, pointing out per secutions it had suffered, and the tri umphs it had achieved in spite of these persecution?, the change in the Roman Empire by tbe incursions cf the barbarians, the scourges of God, the introduction of the monks, and the work they achieved. He then narrated the history of St. Benedict, the austere lite he led, aad the noble order which he formed. They were the husband men, the agriculturists of Europe on a grand scale, the founders of cities, and the civilisers of Hurope, and whenever they looked on the tower of this church they should hail St. Benedict as the father of many nations, more especially of their own. After alluding to tbe Mahomracdan invasion of Europe, and the schisms of the 16th century, falsely called the Reforma tion, he referred to the persecutions insti tuted iv Germany, in their own day, but after a struggle ot 10 years Germany was over-matched, and had to come to terms. At present all over the world the Church was the object of fierce persecution under the name of Secularism. He must say the truth, and tell them that the secular schools were the seed-plots of infidelity. If they brought up their children to believe that re ligion was only a te:ondary consideration, or no consideration at all, what would be the state of the country in 20 years when these pagans became their legis lators and rulers J Woe, then, to those fickle Catholics who handed over their children to a system which was the luin of their faith 1 He had, since his arrival in Auckland, learned the appalling fact, a fact which cauld not be paralleled in the colony or in the world, that in this city there were 1,500 Catholic children, and only 400 of these attended the Catholic schools. That was scandalous, When they had a Bishop of their own they would, he trusted, enter on a war with secularism, and he hoped then he conld congratulate them as he now deplored their condition, Again, His Lordship referred to the Churcb, its indestructibility and grandeur. They had ahown their love for it by erect ing this building, which, when finished, would be a credit to all concerned. He congratulated all—first, th,e Benedictine Fathers, on the church erected to- tbe gloiy of Clod and the honour of St. Benedict; second, the architect, then the contractor, the workmen, then the church committee, and their indefatigable secretary, and the committee of ladies who bad collected subscriptions; also the choir, and its talented conductor, who had entered into this day's service heartily, and achieved his ; purpose by making it a marked success. He coneratnlated them all, and asked them to fijl the chnrch every Sunday. But they should pay for it, and make it their own. He asked them all to be generous to-day, by contributing largely of their means. His Lordship spoke tor cne hour and twenty minutes, and was listened to with great attention all through. The choir, under Herr Schmitt's conduc torthip, was really excellent, and merited tbe genuine expressions of approval that were freely given. There were fully 100 voices, the eolos being taken by Miss Bat stead-(soprano), Miss Tole (alto), Mr Edwards (tenor), and Mr Rhodes (bass). The orchestra comprised two first violins, two second, two 'cellos, one bass, two clarionets, one oboe, * one bassoon, one

horn, one trombon?, and one cornet M" Donovan presided at the harmonium Trf "Kyrie'; wai excellently rendered n eo'os teing taken up i a '"" style. In the "Gloria," Herr ScbSg ia a masterly manner covered a miata S made, by draw in? tbe choir and orchestr together when in confusion. The narh7t teaorsolointhe "Qui Tollis" was fafc np by Mr Edwards in capital style- <w Khodes's grand voice was also hea-d to 5 vantage in this piece ; iv fact hi 9 s i nn ? n " a'l through the Mass was of a cartfnAnf finished styie. The "Credo"wwa re aN splendidly rendered, and the opinion mZ safely be made that it waa the b' S trj«rfZ» y ance of the Mass. The "Et 1,1!^, and "hanctua" were also well rendered Miss Hahtead's rich voics was heard to arl vantage in tbe "Bcncdictus" ; th* o if n being very effective in this piece. ■ The blending of the soprano aad alt* voices in the duer, " Agnus Dei " Wa ,';'<' cellent. The " Donne Kobis " cortiDletS a most successful performance of the M -a performance reflecting tbe great*!? credit on the lady and gentleman vocalic who so kindly gave their services n eentlemc-n of the orchestra also earned th« highest praise, th« precision and tone nit through being everything that could U denied. °8

The " O Salnfaris" (HerrHchmitt'g position) sung by Mr, Kilgour ( SO p taao ? Miss Tole (alto), Mr Edwards ttennri' and Mr Edmiston (bass), W*'^ acceptably rendered. It ia a compositi™ of beautifol harmony, and very devotional in character. Miss Donovan accompaS on the harmonium. The duties of S aad orchestraended with the "Hallelokh » chorus from the'-Messiab." "

A collection taken during the service amounted to the handsome total ol £412 and tne service was not concluded till 1 quarter pa^t 2o'clock. *

VESPERS,

The church was again crowded to excess oinciated as c.leDraot, assisted by the Key. tathers McLronald, Downie Fox. . 'Gara, acd Vaas>ioia. The cho>al Service was carried on with ordinary organ accom! panimenr.

The singing of the "Tantum Er<*o" by MisKilgour and the "L-mdate Domini "h* Mr McComish was Tery acceptible at the evening service. The offertories (morning and eveningl amounted to the handsome sura of £450,

PARNELL WATER-SUPPLY.-RE LOANS.

(To the Kditor),

Sre.—l sea by the raport of the melting of on* wise men In Pirnell that they have ceotded to take the water-supply for Painell from the oity It Is csrtain'y tho only wise thitg that onr wisa men hare doce. tboogh not so wl.a a3 If thai bad nni'.ed th» borough to tbe city; as then tte borough cf Paraell won!d have had the JaU &l i. v»ntanea of ihe city wate:-supply. Tha idflih. neas of t&kicg round a peiitton to keep them, selves in their places in o.der to have tha Bpending of the £;4,tO'J bei h:en a grant Injustice to these ratepayers wha reside in the outlying district', euch as Conqneat Mice Brighton, etc : as nnder tha City Conncil, an? ratepayer who has property one hncdred yardi from the water main would only hi charged 9Jct in the pound Instead of la 9d or more by ths Purnell Borough. I also read in tte resort ot the meeting, tnat oar wise men have decided to raise a loan of £6CtO lor water supuly. Nowi Mr Kditor, the pesit.ba act forth that taking the water eunply from tin clt7 eoarcs wanld requlra a smaller loin, and in conteqaenca, a smaller ra'e, which has b;en con. firmed by the'r own enzlreer etati: g that there wonld be a. caving of £2.C00 In taising tile watereupply from ibe city intttal of Scccomba'a. Why do not our wise nun go In -for a fii.OOO loan and save the ratepayers' pucketei This woa'd redncs tue rate nearly 2d in the rjoniid, Apologislnu for trespas.icK on yonr valuable time—X am, &c ,

John Savaos, ParneU.

July 20,188 J.

(jilhe Bi.hop of Melbourne, in a recent letter on science and religion, said :— "Let;, me say, however, tbkt it is a mistake to' suppose that Christianity c g, professes to1 reveal God as He is. It confesses thdt ' He dwellcth in the light that no man can approach unto,' that 'He is one wbom; no man hath seen or can see.' Christ tianity only profestcs to reveal God's rela*" tion tons informs which we can understand; Wehavs power, wisdom, righteousness and lore, and it tells us God has these in a per. fectien which we cannot conceive. Wa1 know tha tender relationship of father to son. It tells us that God's love for us is inch' that we shall not go astray if we think of: Him as our F»ther. No doubt these hnmaa forms of approximation,being forms of our thought and experience, are liable to ctiti.j cism, and should be criticised in order that they may be understood. But the critis; should remember that, if God is to be mora to us than a vast unknown, if He is io ba brought near to oor heart and intellect, if the knowledge of Him and the love of Him are to be a practical force in our life, it it only through such forms that He can. manifest Himself to us."

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, JULY, 24

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Auctions. B, TONK3. K. C. CARP. B, D, TONES TO-MURKOW, TRADE SALE Of "VTfiW FRUITB, ELEMES RAISINS, FIGS, CUBA SUGARS, BROOMS. WASHBOARDS, &c. Sec, &c. B, T0 N X S & CO., Auctioneers. B. IONKB. K. C. CAKB. B. D. TOSE3 WiSDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. PRELIMIJNAKY NOTICE. FREEHOLD OF THE ALEXANDRA HOTEL, PARNELL. PAPwNELL HALL, COTTAGE GEORGE'S BOTCHER SHOP AND THE SHOP ADJOIMNG TWO ALLOTMENTS IN LAWRENCE STKEET, PAHNKLL. Farther particulars lo a faw days. B, TONKB & CO, Auctioneers. W, S, COCHKANEJ [JAB, DACBE 10-M0 X R 0 W. FANCY GOODF, TOYS, CLOTHING. TtlE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 25th tnat., at 11 o-cJock. jaWKLT^WRY, FANCY GOOD 3, TOY~, CLOTaiNG, &C. BAMUEL COG H KANE & SON, AccUCitliil. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ART H~U R'S MART. f% HOUSES built of wood, one 2-atorey, fc the other a ottago adjoining, In Welling ton-Street, near Hobaoo-atreet. To be Removed In One Week from Day of Sale. Terms Cash, on tne fall of the hammer. XO-MORROW. To Close Account, GENERAL DRAPERY, Without Reserve. Gabriel lewis HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton. Smith and Flrth'a Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, OQ paokagea General Drapery Q cases £o;a* and Youths' Clothing. Terms at Sale. WiSDNESDAY, JULY 26. rriRADE SALE OP LADLES' BOOTS AND SHOES, NO W LANDING. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, * THURSDAY, JULY 26. TO GLASS & CHINA MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. Ex Glenlora. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell by auction at his Pooraa (opposite Messrs Thornton.Smith and Firth s Mills). Lower Queen street, on tha above date, at 11 o'clock, gg TIERCES. Containing—Cut Qiaos (well assorted), Bo hemian Lumps', Crystal Drops, White and Gold Cups and Saucers. White asd Gold Fittings. Handsome Toilet Sets. Blue Figured Goods, Earthenware (asio.ted) &(!„ &C, &0, Oty. PACKAGES MELBOURNE AND O 4 BNGLI3H-MADE CLOTHING, Sec E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auctioD, at'their Sale Booms, Queen-street, THE ABOVE, As soon as landed from steamer Rotomahana. Full particulars in future issue. fXOUNTRY CATTLB SALES. \j FAPAmJEi-Wednesday, July 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. -jpOVERI V BAY RYE GRASS SEED, A Very Superior Sample of PURE UN MXBD POVERTY BAY RYE GRASS BBBD (or Sale at Lowest Market Rates. HUNTER Ss NOLAN, TUESDAYS tH B HAYMA RXB X, SALE 09 WOOi, SHEEPSKINS, IHDKS, §ai TAW.OW, each Taaßflar, It U o'clock.: ALFRED UUCKLAND. TJUBLIC NOTIFICATION. WITHDRAWAL OF LANDS FROM SELECTION* Crown Lands Office. „ Auckland. 21at July, 1832. I hereby notify that the Rural Lands men tioned In the schedule hereunder have been Withdrawn from selection. * V. A. TOLJ£, ..'-Commissioner of Crown Lands, PUKEROA BLOCK. (Near Maketu. Bay of Plenty.) MAKETT/ StTBVBT DISTBIOT.—BIOOk Vllt; Bectlons 2, 3. 4, 7. 8,9,11, 12 13, It; block XI, ieo>lon 1: block XII., Bflctlona •!. 3. i. 6, 8, 7, 8, 911 12 13, H. U. IB! 17, 18. 19, 20. Waihi amirisy oisTmcT.—Blook 11,, B3etions 1. 284. 6 6 18, 9. 10. 11, 12, 1* 11. 15, 16 17, 19 20,'2i; block V., saollona J, 2, 3, i, 5. 6, 9, 10,12, 13. 4 iitwi, Aackbtßo-, oapoaite tha Market house. Zoiabilßhed, m-Alwaya In Stcofe anfl to arrive by dlroat importation from Knijlanfl made to advertisers ovna order.—Chokebort Rrsach-loa<Ur.sE Sauft. Doable and Single Mural» Kadore, Bieeoh-lowllrw Revolvow, Braeoh-load. Kffßook iand Rabbit Rifles, Game BaRB, Gnn OMies,Powder Flasks. Shot Pouohea.andeTeri article neeeraarr *3 complete the outfli of a Snortaman. An aaaortment of every desoriptlOß. Of Revolver Oartridtrea, and alll the bestßrand; In Sporting Powdara are linsortod direct from the uiaksw by the advftttlirer, who can S£ra^^»lr'*ood quality. OarttUsosfor thi Snfleld, Sniper snd Terry Rinos. MetaUlo OMtridllß Yum ChUled Bfiot and other spwrt •Stow always on hanif Counter dealetl EtoraUy dealt ffith. Gues RMtOoked, Browned, Stcfanoevery other Mnd of Firearm Repaired ft reasonable prices . Notloo.-Juat to hand, b tot ofTood serJlOMblu C. ?. Chokobow Broeoh. Snidlnl Gum oheap. Tho taraart itock It Anoklana to ohoasa from. Also, In stook, » MOTrassortEient at Flrowerte of »h» -bott nalttr VlMna Ttafct* m 0 TH E [V U,B L I C. JAMES ADAMS, Wotohmaker andJewellor, Vlotorla-atroet, Begs to Inform hts numeroue Customers that he h&a deterajlcod to hold a UALIC for THRBS WiSKKB (fiui-lug the stay of foreign opposition 1 In the town) 01 Ua LarfiO Btook of Watehos, :ciook»,'feo.i«t Twenty par Cent, (202) Discount on the ennui price*, Afwr that tlmo prices will 9 fcoft»bofore. He haa hitherto depended on tho Bxtra,Qnatity of bin Goods rather than aheap +■• neaa of price for eaooesa In businefltf. But on X ' tain particular coo<*lou, Qaullty and Cheapnem Wk will bo found oombii:oil. All the Watohet will fflt £? Gmiranteod as kooJ, wbioh Guaiantee will am "*>,?' Boma value, not nioro waste paper, an I U Ii Iflll always bo found ready and wiUlnst to carry IK O out- gngltoh Lovera by Krhaidt. Botte»



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HILL. 10. PUTMMEB. j CG. HILL AND GO.,1 o UPPKR QUSRN-STRRET i (Late WolieaJey-Btreet). ! Bej? to Inform thair unntomora and the Public j that they are now ' ESTABtianS'D IN TIII*B NTCW AND COM- I Momocs prbmisjjs (nost door to ! Mr atldaetnon, 3nd direct!? opposite the Bite of ; the New Town Hall), j Where th«y ore pvepsr^d to ciscuta orders, or ' Bivo Kattaotea lac Woric, at tho Lowest . Market Katea. i TiO7 ere Now Lsnduw from tho Cumbiia and 1 Mendcza, direct to thslr Own Ortler: 1 White Lead, 011a and Colours, a Splendid Aa- i sortniint of i'aterhinglccs, GUt, Walnut, and Maple Ilo"j;ding3. V SICK LOT Of I.'i.W PIOTUJUCa XO HAXD. Jnne 20.1382. mpeao 0 c k, i. • OPTICIAN, Haa n Stock SPKCTACLES AND BYE GLAS3K3 of every description, an accurate Fit Ooaranteed. COMPOUND MICKOSCOPS3 AND T2LB BCOPSS, Fowerfol and Cheap. Ambroid Baromxtzrs, Tbzbxouztzes, ELXCTEIO BELL 3, iiAITEBISS AND jfiTTiwas. Magneto Electric Machines and .Medical Coils. OPHRA GLASSES, UINOGUIiAR FIELD . AND MAKINK QLA93KS. THEODOUTiCS, COMPASSES, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometera, Salinometers, Argentometera, &c, &&, &c. ABsan fob TAYLOtt'a PATKNT BEWINU MACHINK3 & EXTRAS. Instrnmenta and Sewing Machines repaired, Opposite tbk Post Oxiifß, Hhortland-atreet. ipOOK.BINDLfIw a I^AJfiSK-HUUNO JF m H WILLIAM LEYS, Q ii pBOOZ-BISDBR,PAPSR.R-ULBB. 3 lip wMnjoaAxitf Aa-omrr Books Rutedf^ !£ H and Bour d tc PRttorn, j-^ M" Fj MUSIC, i£AtfAZISE3, BIBLSa % P p AND PRAY3R BOOS 3, H§ W< U BOtnm i» Am ffrruffij Q Xhree Doors above Stab ciacs, BAKZBS 1 KPKCIAL StJLED DAy-BOOKfI, LIBRARY BJOKS aTP.OSS S: CHEAPLY TIOUNT), ; VTOTIOiS OH IiJiJUOVAU J. AYER3, JewoUerTTate of Victoria-street, begs to Inform his customers that he has re moved to Ho win's Build lnj?a, opposite the new Oiera House, Welles: 07-street Weat, Old sold find Oliver bought. ■ii d w a a v isi ji'iiiji y, i&GHTTWX, etxchscsys BUiLOiars ansss».BTatai7. MB a Q. SANDALL Wishes to Inform his friends and the public In general that he has Opened the Butcher's Shop In Wakefleld- street lately ccoupled by Fowler and Co., and hopes by keeping the beat qoalltr of Meat and strict attention to business to merit a fair share of their gnpcoTt, E. Q. &AKDALL; Msr 1.1882 PPEK SYMUNDS-STKEET, TO TH3 FUBLia ALFRED TYEE (lists Robertson Bros.) Begs to thank the Inhabitants of Auckland and environs for their patronage atnee taking the above buainoaa, asd would remind them that he has now Removed to N?w Spacious Pbkwsks On tne Bite of the recent Bss. MrTyerhai also taken the adjoining property, where tha business of First-class STniterer and Confectioner will be established. ! By selling none but the Beet Articles at Mode rate Prices, and giving the Public strict atten tion to all Orders, tha proprietor solicits that rapport hitherto accordec t^UfKKIUK U'JtfKU(j>AT£D TAJMJUI, j. lTkean Haa for Sale a number of the above, with Tat a ready for use, price 31a, at hla Shop, BUlott-streQt, Large qnontltlas of Spouting Ridging, and Down Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Load TT&ahara always on hand.:' THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBL DKLIVKRY AGKNCY Respect!ally bogs to draw the attention of the General Pubic of Auckland and surrounding districts to the advantages offered by this Agency of a Cheap and guaranteed tegular Conveyance of Parcels, Goods, &c, in the Town and Suburbs, i'or cnrenlence, Agencies for Booking Order? are catubli-had in all the Suburbs. tsr The Head Office la connected with the Telephone Bxchaoge. DKLIVaRIKai Town—Hourly. Suburban. 11 a.m. and iJSO p.m Tho Deliver? oontmencea Ist July, iSB2i HSAD OFfflOß I NATHANS BOND, CU3IOMHOUSB -BTRBKT. MUFFINSI MUFFINS! MUFJPINS 1 E. H, PERCY, BAKBR AND CONFECTIONER, WAKXmiiD-BTBEBT, Has now commenced the Season, and bees to Inform his friends and the public generally, that on his part nothing shall be left undone to give them satisfaction, the quality of these goods being unsurpassed, and so well-known as to require no farthor comment, Wholesale and Eetail. Customers BuppUed at all hours, and at Mr Wright's. Queon-stroet. - Boys Wanted. —: — (S.-I6) E. H. PERCY. ■» TWTOTICfi OK REMOVAL, WEBB'S PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM SALOON Is REMOVED to the LYCEUM HALL, HOB3ON-STBEBT. A Baantlfn! MAHTJNI PIANO (the property of a Lady), uaed only a few months, to bo told a great Bargain, aa eh 9ls leaving Auckland. To be seen at the Lyceum Hall, r'IfIOMAS X, CARTER, •*- . IWPOHT2B Or PRINTB, MOULDINGS, GLASS, MUSICAL I • INSTRUMENTS, FANCY GOODS, CONOKRTINAB, MELODIANS, VIOLINS, VIOLIN STRINGS AND FITTINGS, AND MUSIC, 88, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND, BIX DOCKS FROM ALEEBT-BTHEET, Wholesale and Retail Picture Framo Mann toctnrer. Musical Inatrnment Maker, Teacher, Importer and Repairer, Teacher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Concertina, Violin, Cornet, and any Brass Instrument. THE AUCKLAND PLUMBING WORKS. J. PETFORD, WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER. Superior Corrugated Tank?, made to everr Slzo and Price, from 868, . WATER AND GAS LAID ON XI Great Reduction. NOJO tbo address— J. PETFORD, .HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANS, AtfOKiAND.



Bnainea.?. Notices.. mflE a A 1 M A X X X T, «- IC6, QUKKN-STRKET, AUCKLAND.' ON SAIiE, Aanrrsx) p."-ih CGROMANDEL jjtd ROMAN KIIPIRK,- Whlie Clover, Bed Clotot, J.l37ke Clover, COTf -2T833, Mfssjiow Fcccna, Meadow Foxtail, Cteot(WJ>OK3tp.li, Kapo, Trefolimu Iccstaatnm (acarkit Clover). !?KOi£ AMKKICA OIRSCT— Timothy, Kentucky Blnegraas (Poa Pratenaia). Fovari? Say KyegrMß, uanterbury Ryeiprasa. CccSsfcici, PrslriaprraGß, BaUsil. 2IARLY SMTtD POTATOKB, A3 FOIXOWS I— Aahleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Vlotoria. LATBR VARIKHKa-Hobart, Sntton'a Mag cam Boaam, SuttonV flower Ball, etc ALSO, Oats, Barter, Qaraen ana Flower Seed. Coarse, Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, Bacon and Hams. BONBDUST AND BONKFLOUR of all grades. BLAND AKD PERUVIAN GUANO. &C fcC. HESKETH & AITKEN, WH, BKINNEK & SUN, • BUILDKRS, CARPENTERS, and JOINKBB. YCtCAH liANK. All Branches of the Bulldlnß Trade e.tacntod by Experienced Workmen, Shop Fronts. Office Fltttlnga. &<). ■j» lOK&H « U O, AQ2HT3 rOB STDS3T PAPZB MILLS, Have always in stooS a Larss Supply of PAPER, oofficrialßj: White, Printing, and Taa Papa?. Grey and Hrown Wrapping, and aro prepared to lndont aar aiaefi. qaaUjiea. cr coloarj v« aured, Thass Paaera s>xs cow largaly naad bans, and ara sciEowloaisd .S3 cj superior so moat :1m ported. Gavallar 3"stAra*a Genuine ffreaeh BtaaO.'. ■■■■ Americas Carriage* American Harness. To Awanra ifsna an 3 *Msprees Wagon* Amn-lcan Fireproof 'dtxlt&, &&, Sa B. TONKS ft as. TP V gK I BIU OOflO JB K1 8. EKLSCTIONH STROM OP3RAB. BGNG3, DUKTB, KOh &c, HveryPanoncsahavetheMlnUieltOW Horca by imlHrtg on J. HOWDBN, BHOSTIAirD.3TM3ra, tad pwsukasi.'sb ona at hla Nrwxv-lOToantD • PUBOB 1 1 HES T a OK DKAWEKS. vory Handsome Chesta of Drawers In rich Mottled Kauri, also Wardrobes and very pretty Cheffonlers, at very reasonable prices, for Cash only. The above wood beoo ea more beautiful with so, and la always very valuable, W. NORRIE, Cabinet Maotttaotubes. Top of Bhortlar.d-Btrflet. ' U I O~ a A <l tl So Roth's Pnblie Hot, Cold, and Sho-irer EaUi.», Victoria -atroot Kaat, Charge, Os« Shilusb, Open all week days from 6 a.m. to t p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 8 till 10 ajn. Tha flaih-rooms ore all private, and supplied with every convenience, TurMaa towels, Beah and hsir bruahas, combs, respirators, aoapa, &c Selaot bath-rooms (private) tor Ladles every day, at all hours, with fem&la attendance. Two teiLUHO asd Sixpknots, Pleaae nota the addnsss! Victorls-streot Ke.% atwve the Srey- ECtmd Hotel, sad nez> the cheap Beddlnz and Tnrclttua Mart. Anniland. TA I T ii X U T HIS X a MAaßljß AND JTRKKSTONK MASONS UODumenig, Heod-etosea, Tombs. *a4 Iron Tomb Ralltags. tSmURIPI'IOXa jiijufiOUTUJ IN A Bur»MlflB BTVUU Pbicss and Dssiasa FRSS on Application, Asssiss ; coaass or RCruAND AND LOBN3 STEEBIi, AUCKLAND FviiSJ Jnnciion of Qnaenand Wakeflald streela * UCKIJIND PICTUKE-KltAMINt* AND QILDma DKPOT. J, B. Da COURCEY Bess Us notify to bin old friends and tbs sent pnblle that he fr*" undertakes the MasasemAnt of the abovs Kstabllahment, where GILDING, PIOTUIiK-FKASUNa, MOUNTZNQ, JtO. la tOi Ita branohefl wtU be undertakes >t price 9 fiefyins competition* CSHVATZB BimS, A Larm Stock of Mouldings. WfttnwLfwmim Materials, and Ploirarsa o£ STery doaoriptloa alwan an hand, QUBKN-BTRKBT, JPKOTION OF WAKHrtBLD-BTBMT. SlllStl&ti AMD CO, (LQaTXS), X 1 WaoLzsiXx SHippiNa & Faxilz Butohers, tJaeen-BtresJ (next Bank of New Zealand, Anokland), — Poultry of all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tonnes, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Bale In Large QuMtlUee. — N.B. —Dealers In Game. Li vn Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony upon receipt of order. Families waited on to town or gnbnrtv JOHN BOTLAS, O.K.] [BOUT. LUKBOK, O.K, BOTLAN AND LUNDON, CITHi SNOINKKKS, LICESSED LAUD TBAN3FZB StTBTBTOBB AXTTHOBISXD KATITE LAKD BtTEVKYOES, ESOHTESRINa AND QUANTITY BTTB7X7OBa< COLONIAL BANE BUILDING. APOHXAWP. 4JUFEBIOB OORKUQATEO TANKS, S. PARKER HAS VOR BALB > number of the a bore, with Tap ready for use, £3 and nowards. AT H!8 BTKAM WOBKS, VIOTOEIA-BTHSX3I, or hia Shop WsixKßunr-STBBxi. lAige QTLBnHsies of Spouting, itiflglnz, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron enrred at shortest notice. Mflnuf actnrer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c at hti Wellesley-fltreet ahop. Country ordon will si ways noelra bli pnmvi attention. Licensed to lay on Vftier, eta Patkntw or the Imfbotzs ' Lead - Bdgb Ripanca. . OIL, UOiiUUK, ASiU GLASS. MERCHANTS. W. Phhjjifpb & S°». 99 ft 97, QUKSH-BTE3BT, AUOKUITD, N. 2,, IMPORTERS 09 A] PAPBR HANGINGS, ' Fairiei BecoraOotis, DLAiJ ■J-?tllHhed. SUrered, and Boaah Fun 3ngllah and Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glass Shades. WHITE LKAD, Colours, Oil, VARNI3H3S Brashes, Mlzed Paints. Canon's Amlcor rcolve and Patent Silicate Paints. MOULDING 8-Silt, Stained, Veneered, for Piotnre Fame muX Room Decorations, Fancy Trat&ea tar Cabinet and O.D.Y, PtOTDBxa of erery description In great rarleJv BC3UPS—Photos and Coloured, Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c fee,, See, Cut-out or Overlay Moxinta, all sizes: Cabinet and CJ3.V, Monnta; Artisto* Koqnisltef, W. P. ft B. taring always on hand the larsmt ■took of the above goods in the North Island of New Zealand, are able to ezeoute either whole sale or retail orders on tha most favourable terms. Samples of Faperhanginug from open ■took, or of original paokacrw, sent on applica tion. New settlers In Auckland ahonld Inspect our stock of Paperhanginga andPiotureß before fltUns up their new homes i they will find some< thins to rolt the means of. ersryone, W. PHILLIPPS & SOF, QITgEMr-HTBZST. AnCgIAMD W~ 2'Hli.l'irro a8 U XI, » OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS MERCHANTS. luiportaralof Faporhansings, Borlm, Palsta, 09a, Turpentine, Colours, Varnishss, French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artißto" Colours and Brushes t Plate, Sheet, Crown, Oraamontil, and Photoenphle Gl£B3j Picture FTiitnea and Tapestry Mouldlnga Clock and Compass Olasaes, Glazed Sashes and Doors. Glass out to size and carefully poked, M a- BT. OTTKHV-STHRICT / qnHOS. J rTARUUTT, 2H3 KAPAI COBN BROOM FACTORY, CXTSTOII-HOOTB-eS. Pt'ceai Wbss, From IS/8 pet dot TjiKAfIUSS OAKKIAWK AND DHAK JL factory. JAMES MACKIE, PEOPEIKTOB, VICTOBIA-STBEST EAST, AUOKLANDi Repairs of every deeertyttoa o Wood and Iron neatly executed on the test notice. Springs made and repaired. ys on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spotces, Red Gum Felloes, and Bobart Tcnra H^rdwocd. N.B.— Country ordcra annotuall attended to, A UUKLAND EA6 UUHfAHY BUEHAM-STE3ST, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In eaoa me* for the Purchase of aU kinds oZ BAGS, MKTAIi. fcp» FOR CASH Jv, r is i, ha m. a LADDBR ft BARROW MAKjCK. 80 and 82, Viotobia-stbkst, Bvery Description of Ladders, Steps, Barrows, F arrow Wheels, Clothes Hones, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Cheats, fee. on hand or made to order. A liberal discount plumed to Oontraoton and on waolesale order, Shop end Office Flfdnus, and all kinfia of Job bins work done by experienced workman on the ehonest noslcs, N.B.—Ladders, Steni utd Bareowa lent on biro. Violins bought. One or two superior old VlOllni for sale I aJ«,, uk en VkOiinodto. obeaib



Hotels. CHAKLEMONT HOTEL, Wakeflold-etreet. Auckland. I W. H. POSTER (Late of Qceen'a Hotel, Queen's Kcdoubt). j WINS 3 AND SPIRITS Off THE BEST BRANDS, HANCOCK'S S: WHITSON'S SPARKLING ALKS. FrBST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION IOK VISTTOKS. W. H. POKIER, Phoppibtok. nUSTOMJiO UiiJE HOTEL. \j | R, R. CAMPION Has taken tho above Hotels and having thoroughly renovated the came, It now affords the best accommodation to Commercial Men. HANCOCK'3 BKKR O.V DRAUGHT. HOT LAKES I HOT LAKES! HOT LAKIIS IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURISTS intending to visit these Natural Wonders of New Zealand can obtain through BKI'UKN TICKETS (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &o.). together with every information, from the undersigned, who have been appointed Sole agents In Auckland for Mr William Kelly. Proprietor of the PaIiACK lIOTKL, Ohine mntn. First-class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Private Sitting, dMom.va, and Reading Rooms, B I L l7"a7e D S. Coaches, Bngslea, and Eaddle Horses for Hlrei Convayances meot every Steamer. MBTOALKB fe BILL, 2!). N.Z. Insurance ilu'ldinss, Jnne 3rd. 188 Agents FU li aa. a. oi' A t if, <t furmti-lj of khs CiiyCSah Oatoljr of tha Terminna Hotel, floisnavillsi, having bou^n) the Pceehold of tho WjiAxgAsai Hotbl froa Mr OaJfler, begs »o intone vinltora iaa» no attar< will ba spared to sfford aatisisniloi:. .Hors«a | End Pl.w.arn jjsfflw ny Tjgjg FALAOE HUI'JSL, tIUX LxiKISS OHIN3MtJTU, ROTOSUA, Flrat-cLvM aooommodaaon for Tonrlata, Trars lers. and Visitors during both winter aad inmmor months. Private Sitting Hoomi, Smoking snd Readlas Koomo, Billiards. Ooaohes, Buggies, and Saddle Horns-: for H]» Conveyances will meot every Steamer. IMFOKTA2TS Nonca.—Tourtetn can make ar rangemeata with Gap!. M, T. Clayton (Insurance Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Taurangal, or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemutu), for through trips to the Lakes, Including boat and ecaoi hire, hotel accommodation, and all at cesturao, at imtn bates. Trip from AacKland to the Hot Lakea and book, on the above principle for Taa Quiyju* O A C 1 r 1 v HOTEL. JOHN GILLANDKK. .PROPRIETOR, Begs to announco to his friends and the general public, that he has completed t c extensive alteration on his premises. Among the many improvements, he haa Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Superintendence ot a well known Caterer. The "Cuisine' will be the boot the Beaton can Bnpply, Meals at all hours. Beat Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Hancock's 2parklin« Aie always on Uranght. Board and Residence, 2im per week. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Faro, Civility »nd Attention. Good ijtabllug. Albert Hotel, QUEENSTKEKT. THB LARGEST AND BEBT FAMLY AND COMMERCIAL HOTKL m AUCKLAND. B. C. ROBERTS, Pkopeistob. Psitats Sums, spaciouh Sample Rooms. Mercbancuse. A RTHTJK IT -ArATHAN QE24ERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, LOWEB QUKSN • BTR2JJT, AUCKLAITD (Opposite Railway Reclamation), Akd at 9, Kjsw Seoad-steeet, Lonboh, Also Representatives 111 America, Com tlnental and Colonial Ports, GENERAL MERCJEANDISB OILMKN'3 BTOBBS TBAS, COVTKKS FEFPEB AND SPICES DRIBS TRTHTS OAWSBD FRUIT AKD VKGETABtM paxSIEBYZD UZATB BTTSASa BIOS, TAPIOCA, AHD BAOO DR'/SALTJEBY . OONTKOTIONEBY JAMS AND JSLLIZB PBzsaavxD nsa OA.VDLKB COLONIAL PliODuaS TOBACCOS OMARS AND OISABKTTJEJI WAX MATCHEa ■WRAPPINB PAPBlffl PAPEB BAGS tvens DOT AND PAIWi-3 HOPS OTEMEJTT AKD PLASTZB ! CBOCKKBY PIANOS AND EARMONIT7Iia WINKS AND SPIRITS AGHNOY AND SAMPLE KOOM3 FoKßiUTiaa and Foskiqh Tdjururxux uautaa. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OP MERCHANDISE. SXKCUTBD OK AD7ANTAOKOUH TIBMS, LinstaAr, Advances on Eaorl Ouro, Woai snd other Colonial and Island Produce for ship ment to London, at whioh port same will receive prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathan ARTHUR H. NATHAM, Mactunes. W. C. DBN HX s THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, BA9 JIIHT BSCBT7XD AlLar^ie Shipment of the Challenge Machine the World- Thk WHrra;Co.'g Sewiko Machihb, The Most Silent* The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple Tho Largest Taola The Most Easy to Work The SeaJ Cover The Most Durable The Simplest ShcttU TheJMost Rlesant The Neatest SUtoh TKKADLB MACHINB3 trom£6lo», THB BEST SSWISa HACHISES JSVEE MAD 3, Prfce ol Hamd Machiseb, £3 10*. AiSO, ALWAYS ON HARD, Genuine Slsijjer Prister and Bossißas Werthelm ■ Standard Howe Company^ Wheeler and Wilson Q rover acd liatc-rt Jones's ABO Domesiio And other eood maiei moii 2s. d, pee Week I 2s. 6b, pee Wkesl ALL HAOHIHB3 SITABASTZKS. Th6«e Machined can be had of my Agents 1- N. MoLeaaandCo., Pioneer Store, Whangare 1 Thomas Wells, Cambridge j William Stevenson Onehonga; E. Wayte, Hamlltcn; ParneU and Boy lac, Gisborne s Brenmuiaad Co., Tauronam ana at other places. mflß Qfi'SAX JJKPOT' yDKEN-STBaax



laftEO and Ssfs.t* Affenta. ESTATK AUSWT A:iD VALtTATOE, QUE3N-BTRSET, AUCKLAND. aoNKt lj:mt ay 2 xqr oiPiTAUSTa ofi jfiKST : cuifi^ arcViuTiisa, os in- Ysai,:..L! St-i lli^ilv, IN3UKANGSS, OK CT-iiSli SHARES. EOP. liIJ.IHDI.VTE SAT-E — A Bcaatifol Farm of 200 aoruj, only 3 milea from a railway at-stion. The farm la all in good Kigllsh Kraaai a. an<l anbdirlded Into 7 paddocks by qalok-thoi'ii odaea. iln resilience commanda a beantifal view cf a lako, which bounds the fsrnioa oicoetdo. Tim hanao ooutaius 5 apart mante. There 13 a stable, scaclsyard, and shed upon the fii-rc. I can confidently recommend thli faim to any lntsnding setller. —J. M. Loor.ox, Kf-tsty Agnnt, Auckland. 10M FOR &ALS—Lot 69. Mectioa 7, Villapja of GcohunKa, contatalnu 3 acres 31 perches.— J. M. Lennox, Ketat-) Asen", AnclJlsnd. 5311 FOU. lililitUtATß: diLlS—a Commodious HeaidenCß In Grafton Road. The residence contains IS rooms, and [3 built upon a freehold section (100 X 3J2 links).-J. M. Lennox, hatate AKont. Auckland. 33 34 FARM of 250 aorea o( first class soil, bounded 00 one Mdi 3by a river, all fenced snd laid down in good Kr.Rllah urasees.—J. 1L Lennox, K»tato Agent, Auckland. 39M YfJUJANIC 80IJU, VALLEY ROAD-For Immediate t-ale, a 6-roomed Residence, with detacnod Urdcr and Kltchan. Tha house ij well finl-hed, and fitted up with register grates- colonial oven. Sec. Freehold allotment, 60 x 150. I'rlco. £S(10.-J. M. l*mr\ox. 30M i? H(^~ A (JAlidaiN—iioueo of G rooms acd cw ot-'^ Lari'M Paddock, at Hamilton, Wai kato. Tbia rteairablo property commands a benutliul view of tha Wulkato Hlvor. The owm»r la leaving tho colony, otherwise ho woald no; sell.—J. M. Lennox. 31U FOR SALK (a bargain)—l'- arm of 200 aorea. ad joiiilns tho farm of Messrs Buckland and Shfloherd, w.,rt Paknkohe. Th(g flno property 111 tulied bujth end farn, and la well wacared throughout. Tho farm mast ho sold, and is offorod at £:00 tho lot.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato AsonS, Auoklaad. 138 L 1 1 H> V vt'.AlEi'-S—A Choice Farm of 78 aores, J. jor p. m\'.e from a railway stailoo. The land H Urs-.-clas.3- li dividad lato 7 paddocks, and f,ll in grana acd well waeeißd on every partdecij. Tnare la a Sow 6-roomed House upon tha farm, 0190 dairy end all necessary out-bulld- LnKa.—J. M. Lcanox, Katate Agent, Auakland. 37M RKMUBR A—Two Villas, with about 2 acros; moss eonvfiElonr.lr nnil plesanntly situated. Price, £2000.—Ji M. Lennox. Hatato Agent, AucMaßdi 2»M ALLOTMENTS —Two Allotnionlg In Hloh inond. ltO x SCO. Price. £ICO the two.—J. M. T^jnnox, M'Bt&to Agent. Auckland. 32U TO F.\KMt:R3 — A nesirablo Farm and Homea'ead, about} ot a mile from Buok land Railway Nation, Tbore are 78 aore?, all aabdlvlded and laid down In arags, with a com fortablo 8-roomod ItcstJence. Rood orchard, &o Price, BIOCO. — J. M. Lennox, Kstata Agent" Auckland. 27M PAsA-i'OR SALK. a Farm of SS 'acres a iraJU Papakura Valley, with new 6-roomoA Hoase anil all nocosaary outballdinKS. There are to acrea In Krasn. The land la well watered. IVoe. <!150.-J. M. Lennox. Auckland. 17M CHIT— A flee City Freehold, prodnotns? a rental o( EMX> por annum. l-Ylce, £6000— £s*o ca.<h, balance can remain upon tho property at 6) por coat.—J. JL Lennox. A. noil ACSIK3 r.oar the Itotorna railway.— Ji,vov J# Mi Le M ox. Kdtftta Agent, Auck- P3NSONBY— A Sevon - rooraad Ilaßldenoo. comoiticdij a moat mafralfioout view, In the beat part ut i'onaoaby; freehold allotment (99 x 182). all Ittid ont In ornamental troes acd shrubs. I'dce. 700.— J. M. Laanox. Ketata Anent. iJKAKIELU VIEW—IToar-roomod Verandah O Cottatj?, with freoboid allotment. Price, tmo.— J. SI. Ijftnnox. Ka:ate Agent. ZIuNyUK&T PLACK. Parnoll-lfour-roomed V> Cottage, with two additional rooms da. tacbed; freehold allotment. Price, £210.— J. M Lennox. . IML7" fil qft—FOL'R-ROOMKD COTTAQK In Uuka mxv\j Biri>t3t,T/ith freehold allotment. Price, £130. -J. .\t. I*ii.i)OK, Eataw Agent iffilL RKMCTKKA— Villa Keaidaneo and 3 aorea ot sarden, ahmbbory. and pasture. Prlco. £1.000.— J. M, Lunncx. 150 L * im'.riT-CLArfJ KARM of 123 aorea In Wos- Jx. PuJcekohe, witn pry-.d Houbo. cow-ahods, dairy. &c. The (nrtn Is all in grass, and la only one m!l« from tha rivllway station.—J. M. Lon« riox, EsWto Ai^ect. Aao'ilajid. lSfiL VILLA KK^iIDENUK.—A Charmlnß Villa, comi!MFv;:ling a mftjjulilcont view of tha harbour; about 3 acrugof pastato and shrubbery, Prico. aiKM. J, M. Lennox Katale Asent, Anoklani* tor For Hoawa, 3 arms, mud AUotmentt, bm mjr lona odventeomont in ' Weakly Herald.* J M. LESKOX, EffTATS AaSNT. AITCKLAWD. HA H. %y ILLI AM S O|y, HOU3K LAND AN'l) FINANCIAL AQKNT Vcmjah La*» Auckland. nanJcera I—Vatlonf I Bank of Now Zealand. RENTS and IXTHKKST OiUootod. MONKY Invested for Capitallats on first-das* securities, without CnAnoc 3ix per cem allowsJ on deposits until invested. MOKTGAGKa Mid LOANS NegotlatM. 3HAHKS SocKhtorßold to order. K3TATK3 Managed for Absentoei. A ILOTMETJTB Bought, and Honaea Built on £X. tho Weekly Paymont Syßtom. BUZLDSra AI.LOTM2StS.FOR BALB 41 ?Z3 TOCWI— Inkermnn-Btreot, 14/ Hepbunmtreet, 80/ Bond-streer, 15/ L'Rir Place, (61 Koppeli-rttrect, 20/ Norfolfe-atreot, 40/ Conquest Place, SO/ Cook-street. £3 Horssford-straet, SO! KdwUi-streot, 30/ PercJval Parade, 10,' rjrafton Road, 75/ Keciamstion, £8 iluuiit Kden itoad. £3 Howe-street, HV Kyber Pass. 110/ Hackett-AtreiJt. 10; Konnanby Road, fll Nelfoaatreet, SV Brighton lloart, 40^ AIM, 1" ■'.irir-.i tker Rtrmta at low ratee. ■PiftOA uMND, UaEaojs of <!10 andnp "'luuv' -vardfl. on «oorf Mcnritlee. £9fiO- F' IV^"KOOMKD Ht-UaH for Sale In ~-JU v Newton; v«ry convenient and Large aliotmant; rheap. AUo, Two Adjoining Allot uienTa if dealrf d. HUNUa— Kij-hly Aores of Land for Sala or . £35. Also. HlKhty Acres at Walktekle, GROCKRY BL TSlNa:sB-3hopandDwelllni?. house fo" Hale, 7 rooms. In rising suburb; well-ca;a'olißhed basino;B to hand. J?97a—Now and VVell-fl'ilehed House *"'v Sale, at Hrcky Nook. New North Roitl; allotment 10 x 120. Vory easy terms. X'fiO()- Nlne" roomed Hoase for Sale, off tvuw KjborPaaa Road; quite new; rery pleasant view. Kasy tormH. NORTHCoTK-sevon roomed Honse. out buildlnga, s.c, and 30 acres ot Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour. 4»iqA-KOUR-KOOMKD HOUSE for Sale, % L •>u off Cook-streot, with large allotment. Kasy terms. • 3 OKATOKA TOWN3HIP. — Two Large i Corner Allotments for Sale for £30, having three frontages VfOUNT KUEN-B-lve-roomed House and ITA two acres of Tolcanio sou for Sale. Floe view. Orchard. &c POXS'JNBY— New Six-roomed House for Sale near tho Three Lamps. Price, £330. Kesf term.i of payment. LVEVONPOKT, Lako Road —Several verr ' choico Villa Bites for Sale, having road and sea frontagas, and possessing the finest landsoape views to be found around Auckland. Very easy terms of payment. ■£250~ A NIOB liAW COTTAOK In New .« ton for Sal 0« wlth texs* Bhaa< »Uot ment i 0 x 100: very oheap ryAITKMATAKIVJSK FKONTAGK.-Land .»». tor Sale at £2 per acre, In large or Bmall blocks. Kisy terms, T>AKNKLL—House and lj acrea orohard for A Sale, in full bearing: cowshed, workshop, (owlhouse, fee : fine sea view. SALK-STRKiKT-Two Cottages for Sale with good well, register grate, etc. Prloe £360. fr ARANGAHAPK KOAD - Six - roomed JO- House for Sale; stable, gas, and gas Btove. Very easy terms. ■£100-?' OUR-ROOMKD HOOaK for Sale In *'xv/u tha City. Small deposit and weekly psymenta taken; also. House at £135. £285~ HOUBK tOT Bal9 ta WUliam-street, cv a. <j o cearat, j amaa ' churoh. hro?' r!? )IU0(1 Co«a«8 off the Great A*-o° Aorth Hoad for sale. SmaU deposit and weekly payments. °»~o" EPSOM-Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven rooms, coaoh-hoQse, stabling. &c £800.1 C135-THRBK-ROOMKD HOOSK forskle +ii.au in Newton, near King's Anns Hotel level allotment. Easy terms. RBMUBB &.-18 aoros, tor Sale j excellent soil 1 and splendid view BRIGHTON BOAD, ParneU - Six-roomed Houae for sale, allotment *0 x 100: water laid on. Price, £275. "pON3ONBY-New Sli-roomod House and X. Workshop for eale; two allotments; two frontages; easy terms. TTTHLLINyTON-STKSKT.-Pretty Cottage TV for sale, near 8t James's Church 1 gag and water laid on; garden, &0. PARNBLL. - Nowly-finished Slx-womed House for ssle; pleasant view; £380, L\AKMH «Jbo iror Sale at WalkomltL Pare- A moremo, Stokea's Point, WaliakereL Mahu rangi, North Shore, Panaknra, &c Also, soe list in New Zealand Herald and Weekly News, oa&a. ttiiliamson SSTi.TK AGSNT VntOAB Labi A ICKIN 3 HYPOPHOBPHITKB. Aiokin's Syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime Is guaranteed equal to the French preparations of Or Churchill, and less than half tho prico, Tho great orpenao of the Imported preparation to the sick, and the fact that enchjl'harmaccutlcal preparations can be manufactured equally well In Auckland, has induced the proprietor to engage In making a really reliable article ot BTAKDAKD gTREJTOTH AND (jHtCMICAI, purity that! may be recommended with confidence by the medical faculty to their patients and others. Aiokin'B Hypophosptaites will answer all the requirements stated, and a trial will Btifflce to show that in therapeutical action they are quite as efficacious In all " diseaeetffor which the continental pre paratlona are so justly celebrated. Sold In bottles at 2s Srt each. Dose, two teaapoonf ols only, Aickin's Syrcp or Hypophos phite.3 07 Lime and Soda, especially suitable in some cases ot lung diseases, and i? most palatable and cordio' each teaapoonful contains three gralu. pura hypophoviphite of lime snd on a1 and a half v rales hy pophoip hi to of soda. Sold In bottles at 2a 6d each. Request your medical advi er to try tha Local Syrupa Cf Hypophosphltos, made by Aicein of dennlto tmlfonn strength, AICKIN, Wholesale Manufactorlng Chemist Thfi Pharmaov. Auckland "iJT O X S A Z 5! I? ALLOTMKNT3. PON3ONBY ROAD-Valuable Business Site (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. COLLEGE EOAD—Allotment 33 X 100, SS per foot. NO 1' FOT.K-STBKET—Choice Allotment, £200. NEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £45. ELLKRSLIK (close to Station)-i-Bore, each££o. Easy terms. AUo, several desirable Cottaees on terms to salt purchasers. Labour Exchange and Rttate Agency, j3ish.2trect.-A. T. Carter, Manager,



Cordials, etc. rilBE AUCKLAND j=E RATED A WATER CO., Cohneb o» Wblmslk* AND ALBEBI-aTRXUTS ; iUKAQBa, MS BKO. Wholesale Only. NO. S3, TSLJEFHOHB ESOHiNOt Too above Company In commencing business beg to Intimate that it is their intention to , Manufacture a first-class article, at the lowest I possible price, and Coins In possession of ap ances, which no other firm In tho trade possess, they can, with confldur.ee, defy com petition, as the following prices will prove :— Prices from and after February 1,1881 *5 a, fl Ice (In lartra quantities, per agro&mont). perlb _ _ _ .. _._OOI .aerated Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Gintfer-sle, Glnaer Beer, Raspberryade, Tonlo-water, at per dozen _ .. - - - -013 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove do, Rjmpberry do, at per dozen.. _ 0 15 0 Glnge^Wine. per dozen _ _ _ 1 i 0 Ginger Wine (In bulk), per gallon .. 0 10 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _ _ 2 0 0 Limejuice Cordial, per dozen .. _ 018 0 Sarsaparilla, per dozen _ _ _ 110 0 Stougnton Bitters, per doeca - ..140 Oranße Bitters, per dozen .. _ . 11l 1 Four shillings in the pound, or Swonty pel 1 cent, discount will be allowed off tho above prices for cash, or if the account is paid on or i before the 15th day of each month. If accounts are not paid before that date, the tall amount j will bo charged. 1 Country customers will be supplied at ttta above prlcos, bat all packing, caeca, und bottles ' will be charged for, and a reasonable allowance Will be made for caaea when returned, according Ito their condition. Bottles and stoppers when returned will bo allowed for at m&rkot prices, I Particular care will bo taken in packing goods. Customers are particularly requested to advise tha return ot empty bottles by poet-card, or Otherwise, for cases frequently disappear in a I most mysterious tnannoi" from the Anofclaad I Wharf. All bottles not returned will ba ch&rued. aa at marknt nrioMi ironmonsrerv. pUBAI TTARDWABJt CJj'OUSB. 03i, QUJSEN-STKBET: J. ft J DIOS BY, HAVE FOB SALE BOtWIATS ANUC4PTNIO LAMPS, ALSO, EX Buiujsbs, Fonts, Globes, and Wiokj, And ■ areas Variety of ChlmnlM. Kodokh's; Looswood's, akd WiorALii 7ABLB AND POOKKTSBY. JorasoH'a CELEBRATED SCISSORS CLAIUCB BOQiSRS SAUCUPANS, &c, GainriTH'B Patent Tka and Gorm Pots, Stamped TrtrNXD Mkat ahd Pis Diseucs, Basins and Mile Pans (all ilzes), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Otkms, beooms, ScKDBBEna, Whisks, &a Haik, Cloth, and Nail Bboshu, •aek'b, blacks, akd tyndon's BPADSS AND UIQaiNQ 7ORKB. GABDKN HOBS, BAKES, AND TKOWELB, DISSTON, SOBB7 & SPSAB, AND JAOKSOS'I HAND, RIP. AND TKNHON BAW& Ants, Adzes, Tomahawks and Chibils, AUGUES, PLAKES, HAHHZBS, BEACKS, Twist and Patent Brra (all alzesf, Looks Einois, Nails, and Beabswaek, Scott's GKNinKs Whtti Lkad, KAW AND BOILED LINSIBD 00, riVK PKB OBNT. UIBOODNI AUowad to Cash Pdrohaaeia oa all BtlM unountina to SOs. and npwaiflf. Pablic Notioea. O. I. C. Ifk PBS CBNT RKDUOTIOU ON ALL J Vt QAHH BALK 3OF China, Glass, earthenware, AT xLdwabd .Lewis's. 9. oustomhou3e-strkkt, auckland. Stoeekkkpeks, thk Teade, and Gexeilvl Public, Visit thib Stobf, and S AYE YOUR MONEY, EDWARD LEWIS is Agent for WALKER'S WHISKY. GRIFFIN'S ALEH. BASS'B ALK3, GUINNKSS'd STOUT, AT 9, CUaTOMEODSE-STREET EAST, Auckland. JUST ARRIVED, Ex Laiba, SPECIAL SHIPMENT OF GRIFFIN'S SPARKLING AXES. ■ODWARD T EWIS (J.BOUND LIMB. GROUSD LIME. FOR BALE, BOCTHQ ATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIMB, Is any Quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (next to atone nagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-aottlng Qualities). For tanks and other wet work It is a first-class material. B. EEANE, SOLE AGENT, OPBTOM-TIOUBit-fiTIiKET. mo THE RESIDENTS OS" SYWONDB. X BTRKET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. E. BOY E V Hoa recently Opened a First-daea BUTOHERZ AXTHI OOENKB Of THE KYBSB PASS EOAD, PBIMB CORNED BKS7 always on haniL KamUlwi uraltad on for ordtrj BSIABLIBBBO lEOli Ju| R t. TRAFSOBD, 3URGSON DENTIST • ffUOnmiMIEXR, B3AB QUXSR-tnEßm, Palntoa Bxtiaottoa of Teeth by &■ Oiids Nitrogen Qu, Professional Hours-S a,m. till 6 p.m. A M JB b U AT M R, OEMMiaT AND ORUQGIBX. HOBSOH-SIKOT, dw*i n wwLuavtos-mMn



Insurance- j i FT EA D OFFI OS : PROVINCIAL g~l BUILD INGS, WELLINGTON. Ooumissionbb_-_-_. D. H. LUCKIB Teh Okly New Zkaland Life Orrics, GOVERNMENT SECURITY, MUTUAL INSURANCE, LOWEST PRSMIUMS, An Insurance of £1.200. at thj Premium charged elsewhere for fII.COO, bolne equivalent ! to an IMiIISDIATK BOM US of fia.'O, n: A&DI i mow to full Pahticipatiok in Profits. AganclM ac r.esrl7 ail Money Order Pc3t Offices In the Colony. Prospectus sotting forth the very LIBERAL EBOUIjATIONjJ and LOW PREMIUMS Of the Government Otllco can bo obtained on application. W"o?.K MEN'S XnSURANOE Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH, Polioiks laauKT) fhom £5 Upwaeds. PREMIUMS PAYABLE WBXKIiJ, For -which a Collector will call, epecial tabltsd fob children. | Thk Only Industrial office with Participation ra Profits and Government Security. ' Foliolea Of £20 6nd upwaros, after Three Years. can bo aurror.fiored for Cash, Or for a Free Policy. Makabeh 0. OODS-RHY KNI3HT ibohmv npHK SCOTTISH & NEW ZkALaND JL INVKS IMK-NT COMPANY • (LIMITED). CAPITAL £oOO,<X>a Loans on Mortgage of Freehold and Lease hold Properties can do negotiated by the under signed at the lowest current rates. G, TV. BINNEV, Queen-stbket, Agent for the Provincial District ot Auckland TNDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT X PXKMAN'BNT BUILDING. LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OIT AUCKLAND. Offices Corner Qceeji-st. and Vulcan Lane, Board or Management — Prcnldflnt: Tboe. Poaoock, Ksq., JI.H.R. Vlco Praldont: .a. (i. Horton. Ktq. 1 rtasaro.-: .Thou. Mack}, Esq. Jjtrecioro: Mo-arß. Uravea Alckln, Edward Hartley. H. Brett, Jaa. Dacre. J. J. Hoi land, J. Mararmll, O. P. Pierce,C. B. Stone, und U. a, Wane. Manager: George Kraser. THIS SOCIETY la prepared to makeadvanees to the extent of three-f mrtha of the value on Freehold on-oasehold Property. KKPAYMitNIS calculates on the lowest possible reratmtirativa scale, may be spread over aoy reasonable cumber ot years. KiNKS iiOi' E.aFwKCkD in cases of sick neia or wont of ernplojmont- Members may join &s Investora or Borrowers at any time. intending Borrow* ra fee'ore deciding would do well to Bppy at the offleo of this Society, where they can m»kp arrdUKenienta and tertue to suit thulr convenience. N,a.—Borrowers ahara In the profits. AUCKLAND PERMANENT UO-OPKKATrVK BUILDING AND INVESTUBNT BOCIBTY. OIPMCEI-IIT, QUEE.VBTEEKT. LOANS grunted upon approved securities Of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In enma of £20 to £8,000 principal and interest being re payable In Instalments at the following Re duced Hates for repayment of each £100 borrowed :— Repayments extend-! ~ rr-.-u. To Wl amount Ing over ' or **eeK' repayable. & b. 6. & 8. tl. 1 year _ _200 IMOO 2 years ~ .. 1 010 108 (1 8 3 years _ 11 7 113 15 0 1 years - 11 8 121 6 3 6 years .. - 8 9 136 18 9 8 years _ 7 1 117 13 9 lOyeara .... 6 3 16J16 3 And In the came proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS The Society receives Money on Deposit at I per cent, per annum. JOHNBATGER; Secretary. £10 to £1,000. "¥7"igtobia loan and discount » AGENCY. HIGH-gTRKKY, AUCKLAND, OPPO3ITE CITY COUNCIL OFWCE3. Money advanced from £10 to £1.000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, fihare?, &C, Repayments can be made in Instalments of ONK 3BILING PER WEEK foreach ONE POUND borrowed, or in any way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Address : BOX 90, AUCKLAND PO3T-OFFICB, £5,000 « « ZL A B D- J. H A R T, * Of the London Lean Office, having a large amount of Money on hand, and unable to Invest It to advantage, is determined to Lend It out oc Personal Security at greatly reduced ratea of interest, Repayable by weekly or monthly In stalments, or any other way so suit Borrowers, Pronilsuory Notes discounted. Renewal* effected U required. Money Lent on every description ot soodr. LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Royal, Vlotoria-st, Auckland, OiiC\r\f\ TO LUND on FREEHOLD ±,4UUU HKCUWTY; also, several sums ot £1.000 and £500,—Apply Aitken Carrick. office of William Aitkon, Shortland-street. ONEY TO i.KND, In lunin of £200 JAOKBON & RU3SSLL, eolloitora. 7ort-<tMel. TV|"ONBy TO LEND oa Mortgage 0 Flnit-alsus Freehold cAotuiiiea. TO CXJLKMAK, SoUdiez, Ooraar of Uasec acfl Bhortlann-«tr MONEY TO IXHD, In larg« or imall rams, a» Tureafratea ot interest, OOKNiUiL &.GOOPKR, Solicitors, Volcajz Lana. tioii-o. ana Ketnaence. YOUWG WOMKK'B INSTITUTB AND BOARDING-HOUSB, QUBKK-BTBEKT. Opes daily from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m. Dinnur and Luncheon from 12 to i p.m. Te» from 6 to 7 D.m. • Boardlng-h<ra&2 tor Young Ladles who aie occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Beorotary. Y.W.C. *. Mooting every Thursday, 7.30 p.m. Governess" Agenoj. aervansa' Registry, and Ifindlna Libmry la connection with the tnatl tut*. QHRYSTON JpoULTRY Y AEDS> LAKE TAKAPUNA, ■ D. ROBERTSON, PaOPBIBTOF, BUKKDKR AND IMPORTER or PURE.BKKD FOWLS, ► f\O COUNTRY SETTLERS, STORE JL KBEPKRB, AND OTHKRB. F. G, CLAYTON, Commission Agent and Bbomir For the Bale and Purchase of HIDES, SHKEP SKINd. WOOL, TALLOW, frc, &c Personal Supervision. Aceoaist Sales Promptly Rendered. Bualnesß Addrets— P. Q. CLAYTON, Care of Mr J. Butcher, Commeroe-etteet, Auckland. 1



Insurances. LIVERPOOL AJNi> LONDON AND GLOBE IN3ORANCS COMPANY. * Capital £2,000,000 With Unlimited Liability of Shareholders, ! Specially Empowered by Aot of the Parliament of New Zealanrl. Annual Flro Income, exceeding, «,fi1.053.000 Fire Reserve Fund.. _. 1,500,000 ' Accumulated Funds... __,_..__ 6,321,881 IIOSSKB ADJUSTED AND PAID IK f AUCKLAND. .-j The Company are prepared to accept Alsksos 1 Buildings and their Contents—-whether mercan tile or otherwise—in the City and Suburo&at Lowbbt Chkrent Bates. JOHN BUCHANAN, ASBNT. SHOHTIAND-RTREBT. ; . f "VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE • -Ll COMPANY, Caplt»l _„ £1.000,000 • Re-insurance and Reserve Fonda _ „ „ „ dSiro,OCO, REDUCED R&TKS, PROMPT SETTLEMENTa t UNDOUBTED SECURITY. GEORQE P. PIERCK, ;i(: General Manager. I jJedlcai. _. l-l KR COMPLAINTn. .' ,t T\K KING'S DANDELION AJfD V LJ QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Her oury.) Thk Best Remedy for Biliousness, ">" Stomach Derangement, Flatulence, Pains Between thk Shoulders, Bap apfsttn^'' Ikdiqkstiox, Aonjrry, Head-ache, Heabt burn, and all other symptoms ot disordered i liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest ■ pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at la lid,.. Ss 9d, and Is M. Sold by Chemists sad Medidins Vendors ihronshout the world. Preparad by, : Jas. Rorke, London. Specially valuable Pilla V for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by Kempthobne, Pbosskr & Co, t " QULPHOLINE LOTION."—An E* S O toraal Means ot CURING SKIN DiohASKS. There Is scarceiy any eraptiOß but'will yield to "Snlpholine" in a few day* ■ and commence to fade away even if it Bsema past oure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, rouKhne?s, vanish as if ruy raagio; -whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagnwl the suflerera for years, however deeply rooted they may be. "Sulphollne" will successfully, i attack them. It destroys the animalonla • which causes these nneightly. Irritable, oalnfal * affeotions, and always produces a dear, healthy 4' natural condition of the skin. " SulphoUnert ::■■ Lotion is sold by moat Chemists. Bottles, &M< t-* Made by J. Pepper and Co., London. • BOldby-KEMPTBOKSTB. PboSSEB & CO. pHPPER'S QUININE aad IKON J- TONIC rouses and developed the corvona ; energies, enriches She blood, promotes appetite, dispola languor and depressicn, fortifies the':: digestive organs, ft a specific remedy lot > neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of every ~<• Mnd, cheat affections, and in wasting disessea, Borofuloua tendenslea, && The whole frame la creatly lnvitpsrated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faoultiea brightened, the constitution - greatly Btrengthened, and a return to robasl health certain. Bottles, S3 doses, is 6d; next Size, Ua, Sold by Chemists everywhere. Toe ; name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory. London, must be on the bet There is no Tonlo so certain in effect is Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It is strongly recommended to resi dents in India and the .Colonies, and shooia always be kept ready for use In every csse ot ever or febrile condition. Sold by Kempthobnh. Pbobses ahd Co. mARAXACUM Aim PODOPHYLLIN,': JL Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted bom mcdl» clnal roots, is aew used instead of blue pill and calomel Jor the oure of dyspepsia, biliousneea, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which are generally pain beneath the shoulder* head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, tuwea tongue, disagreeable taßte in the mornins, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel ing of general depression. It set 3 the sluggish liver In motion, very slightly aots on the bowela, giving a sense of health and comfort with 21 hours. It is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllln is a fluid made only by J. PKPPBR. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose - came is on every label. B attlee, 2» Bd and is Bd. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable ai>K essential medicine for India, Australia, tha Cape, and Colonies generally. Sold by KSMFTHORNK, PeOSSBE & CO