A DRUNKEN SPREE.

: Melancholy Sequel to a Debauch.

The inquest held at the Hospital yesterday afternoon concerning tbe singular death of the man Thomas Hardy disc'osed- a most melancholy story of tho terrible effects of a fortnight's debauch Where Hardy really camo from is not yet dis closed, Ono witness slated lie came from somewhere near Napier, while others said be was the proprietor of an hotel at Mercury Bay, One thirg is certain, how over, which is, that he came to Auck land a few weeks ago with a lot of money, supposed to be about £100, that he met here a woman named Mary Eleanor Reilly, and has been living with her in a constant state of dissipation during the past fortnight, 'ihe tale is best told in the woman's own evidence, Mary Reilly, examined by tho ' coroner, deposed as _ follows:— , I am a married woman, the divorced wife of Mr G. F. Standish. Have been living at the Custom-house-street Hotel. (Here the Coroner asked whether the witness had not told Mr Bryco she was the wifo of deceased. Sho replied that sho had done so last night at tho request of the deceased, but it was not the case. (Tho Coroner: Then yotitold a lie ) ~ Evidence continued : I became acquainted with the deceasod a fortnight ago, when I was introduced in Queen-street. We went into the Auckland Hotel, whore I had a glass of beer, and a glass of port wine and brandy. He then walked up tbe street with me. Went into Cox's, Wellesley-strset, and had s-me supper tbcie. From there we went to ihe Theatro, after which he asked me to live with him end be his wiftf. I consented to do so, aud lived with him np till the time he was admitted to the Hospital. Was never married to him. (The Coroner : Then you must have lived with him as a prosti tute.) Examination continuid : Deceased was drinking all tho time I was with him. Was at the Opera House last on Friday nifjht. Curing the performance deceased had to come out, as he was too drunk to re in tin. I came with him._ He fell_ down on the street pavement iust outside of tho Opera Houso. I don't think he injured himself then in nay way. Then I went for a cab, and had him conveyed to the place where we were stopping (Mr Richatd's house) in Grey-street He had been lodging there since tbe previous Monday. When he got out of the cab he caught hold of me round the neck and we both fell down together. I was lifted up and taken inside, I believe by the cabman. Deceased was left lying on tbe ground. I believe it was then he got a cut on his fore head. He Was afterwards taken into the house and washed. He was then laid on the floor, I lay on the sofa. I was not saber. Had been drinking with deceased during that evening. Next mowing (Satur day) when I awoke I saw deceased ih bed. Ho was awake. Andrew Heavy, my master (1 he Coroner: You have net men tioned him before.) came up the next morning to see him. He asked us both to go to his place to stay. Got a cab and bad deceased removed there. On Saturday evening wo went out for a walk, and returned to Mr Heavy's at 10 p.m. Re , tnaiued there that night, On Sunday, at 11 o'clock, we went out tor a drive _to UtahuUu and Onehunga, in company with Mr Heavy, Returned to town, airiung at tho Swan Hotel about 5.30 p.m. Deceased was drunk, and lay down tbero. Ho got a drink at the Onehunga Hotel. I was sober. Had two glasses of brandy and lemonade, Tuere were strange people in the place and they refused to let him stay there. We there fore went round to Mr Archard's Hotel be tween eight and nine o'clock. Deceased wont to bed, and did not get up nntil two or three o'clock on Monday morning, the 10th inst. He then went up s'.airs. He seemed to be in good spirits, and lay down on the sofa, Be continued drinking (but did not have much liquor) on Tuesdiy, re maiuiDg in the house all the time, He par took of breakfast and dinner, aad drank brandy and.water, About 1.30 p m. he took a fit, to which I believe he is subject. L believe it was a convulsive fit. Mr Archaid attended to him and sent for Dr. Tennant. That gentleman came and gave him tome medicine, which he took. Be said if he did not get bstter, we wero to .-end him to the Hospital. Deceased be came worso, aud after 3 o'clock Mr Arcbard ' got a c;tb and conveyed him to the Hos pital, Handed him over to the head nurse. He was then insensible. Deceased's ' occupation _ was sash-making. Hia age was, I think, 40. He came from near Napier over three months ago. He had a considerable amount of money, which is in the bank. He has been spend ing about £5 a day since I knew him, and died in debt. I have nothing belonging to deceased. Gave a few things to the detec tive last night,—ln response to questions, witness said: lam sure he was never struck by any person. There was no dis pute about the cab fare ; the cabman was paid next morning. In Mr Richmond's honeo besides us there was another married couple, but we bad no quarrel with them Deceased told me that he sustained tbe cuts by falling on the pavement. Did not fall out of the buggy on Sunday. Medical evidence given by Dr Goldsbro' was to the effect that death was caused by apoplexy from extravasation of blood on the btain,accelerated by excessive drinking, about, as had been described in evidence. Evidence was also given by Thos. Poynta Richards, who keeps the grocer's shop in Grey-street, whero deceased and Reilly wero staying ; James Elithome, cab-driver, who drove deceased homo on the night he received the io juries; Constable Matthew O'Btien, who found deceased in a paddock in Grey-street on Fridaj night, his face covered with blood,-and had him con veyed to Richard's shop; Frederick Arcbard, of the Customhouse Hotel, where tho decea?ed and Reilly were stopping; and Dr. Tennent, who attended deceased for injuries received at the Customhouse Hotel after they had left fßichard's house. The substance of all this evidence was in the main corrobora tive of that given by the woman , Koilly, except that she was at times con tradicted regarding the time of entry to different houses, and the hour at which Dr, Tennant was called. The jnry, of which Mr Thos. Lupton was foreman, after a care ful review of the evidence, returned a ver dict of "Death from excessive drinking."

CATHOLIC BAZAAR AND FANCY FAIR.

The fancy fair and bazaar in aid of the school building near St, Mary's Hall, Onehunga, whioh hos been erected chiefly through the energetic exertions of the Soy. Father Paul, of this district, was duly opened yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock fey His Lordship Bishop Luck, accompanied by tbe Very Rev, Monsignore Fynes, and the ttov. Fathers Golden and Riordan, who were met by the Eev. Father Paul, 'ihe new building adds to the many im provements of this pleasantly rural settle m< ut. It is 36 fe«t long, 20 feet wide, well Heed and finished, and furnished with desks, seat?, and every appliance requisite, and capable of accommodating 80 children, and is already occupied by 60. Tho building is to be entirety devoted Ito the juvenile female classes., It is well ventilated, the coved calling, being per forated with diamond fretwork ventilators There was an abundant display of works of art and fancy work of varied descriptions, and of a superior character. The counters were placed around the hall, two on each side, and at the end stood the refreshment stall. The stage was artistically arranged, with pot plants and cut flowers, which were greatly admired by the visitors, His Lordship delivered a brief inaugnral address, expressing tbe pleasure he felt in being present at the opening of the bazaar, and especially as tbe ostensible object of the undertaking was to promote education. His Lordship then- declared the bazaar opened, and afterwards was' introduced to the lady stall-keepers, who expatiated on the treasures of the bazaar. In our next, we will give a description of the articles of the several stalls.

THE AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

[BY TBLEdRAPH.-OWN CORRESPOKDEHT,] Ihe Match at Nelson.

NELSON. Wednesday night, i THK match to-day was ratner a good one although, from present appearances, there is every reason to believe that it is a gift to Auokland. When the game commenced no

one expected a tall score, the pitch being dead and consequently not at all favour-

able. Two wickets for 46 was not at all bad, however, but then things changed for

the wotse, and the other wickets fell rapidly, 'lestro, the fifth man, played a good stonewall innings, and carried hfe bat, while Buckland also shewed out to better advantage than usual. The utmost endeavours could not raise the score above 89, and Nelson was delighted—too confi dent, in fact. As I telegraphed yesterday" the task of exceed iug 89 was a rather dlffi! cult ono, considering the character of the pitch, end so it proved. Tho bowling was straight—nothing more. Two wickets went down for no runs, and three for only one leg-bye. Funk was then apparent with each batsman, and nine wickets were down lor 19 runs. At the last moment, L* Fowler, a mere boy, and Malcolm made a stand, and got the Bcore up to 33, when the latter was bowled.

The analysis telegraphed yesterday was .lightly in error owing to the haste with which it was compiled. Lankhatn only got six wjckets for 18 runs ; Bnckland two lor 14 Our men followed up, and when the stumps weie drawn at 6 o clock had got 45 ■; ;in three quarters ot an hour for the.ioss of 4 '*; | two wickets. Baiton did very well as .' wicket-keeper for Auckland, and Gardner deserved credit for his long-stopf.mj; on rough gronnd, but the long-stopping of,L, Fowler wa* certainly the best we have seen duiing the trip, and excited general admir. ation. Despite rough ground, he only allowed one bye in both innings. Humph', rey, the-Nelson coverpoint, and Hodder point, both fielded remarkably well, The following is a report of the last three. *" quarters of an hour's play. The Nelson innings was completed at a quarter to five, and Auckland commenced their second innings Bhortly after five o'clock, Barton and Robinson playing to the bowling.of Eden and Fowler. Barton put bis fin t ball from Eden to leg for two, and Robinson got two successively to leg for a couple each. The fourth ballof the overgot into bis wickets—l—4—6, Arneil went in and cut his first for a single, and the next for two, getting Eden into the slips over the boundary. Two more were added to his score, and one cama from a leg hit. The second of Eden's next ever was cut by Arneil for two, and a pretty leg hit off the next produced one more, 0»e run for a leg-bye and Arneil cut Edea for another. Barton drove Eden neatly along the carpet and got a single, and Arn.il, by a grand leg hit over the boundary,' added • a couple, making three more—. telegraph, 20. Barton again drove Edea for oue, and Arneil put him over the bonn. ■ dary at square leg tor three. Wigzell re lieved Edea as bowler and bowled a maiden to Barton. Arneil scored singles from bath ends in rapid succession, and thirty went up on the telegraph. Barton played Fowler to leg for one, and the scoring for a time be came yerv slow. Arneil cut Wigzel over the boundary for three, and. jJarton played him to leg for one, and drove him to deep, field for two. Barton also played Fowler in the slips for two. and 40 went up on the telegraph. Lines relieved Wigzell as bowler/ and Arneil cut his first ball over the boundary [for three, and drove him along the carpet for one. One was run for a bye, and Baiton was grandly caught at mid-on, i'ust above the grounds, by Eden, off fowler—2—l4—4s, Yates went"in, and : took the last ball of the over, when time i: was called. The following are the complete scores:—

AUCKLAND.-Fiest Innings.. Barton,bWigzell .. .. .. ■'.. .. 25 Robinson, oh. Fowl, r, bT. Eden .. .. 1 Arnell.cßoddington, bWigzell ... ..24 Yates, bWigzell „ .7 5 Testro, not out 15 O'Brien, o Hoddor, b Wigsell 0 Gardner, b Wigzeu ...... ~ .. Q Lankhanij bG. Fowler ~ S Gill, lbw., bG. Fowler .. 0. ■:. Buokland, b T. Eden tf Lowe, bT. Eden - .. _, I Bre(l),legbyes(2),wides(s) .. .. ..8 Total .. .. .. _ ;■_ „ v. 89

THK EVERINft STAR PECEMBSK : 14.

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Henb* Brett,-of Symonds-street, at-his General Printing Offlce, Wyndham-street In tho Pro vince ot Auckland; New Zealand. TOTRBDAY, DECBMBKB li, 1888,': V'



B0WHN0 ANAEXBIS.

' Wigzell «. 70 4 16 3 fi T.Eden ..71 0 27 5 3 G. Fowler .. 130 I 38' 12 2 NBIiSON.-FlRHT INNINGS. T. Kden. b Laikham _ .. .. ,? 0 Fowler, b Lankhain.. ,, _. ., 0 R. BaddinRtOD, b Hnoklond .. .." „ 1 Hoddtr, bLiinkham„ ., „ ., ..a i G. Fowler, rnn out „ _ ... .... 5 • Humphrey. bLankham Q. : G. Bnoook. o Lankham, b Buokland _ _ ' r :" L. Fowler, not out _ .. .. _."-«_■ 7"t Wigzel), ht wkt .. __ .. .. _, 0 Lines, tbrown »ut, Arnell.. _. .. _< 8 Malcolm, b Laokham _, ... _. 8' : fire ............ „ 1 Total.. .. ,.,'.._. .. _ S3 , BOWMKO ANALYSIS, g - jT . 3 a _ 3 ■'■.-. *■'!'' 3 fi S &■■■■'■<■ " i a a a . P.;. (•■■.;■ Lankham _. .. 77 17 7 *7 ■"'-v'* I3bob.1_.i1 ,. ..75 11 10 2 -" AUOKEAND.-Second Innings. Wwton, T. Kden, bw. Fowler.. .. 13 ,, Rofcineon, bG. Fowler .. .. .. 3 . Arnell, not out ... IS'-*"' Yates _ .. .. .. .. ..0 '- Byes (3), leg bye (1) .. .. .. 3 :| Total .- .. ' '.-. a f BOWLING ANALYSIS.

_\ % I _ ■ § «' I :*:m T.Bdm .. .... 25 17 0 0_'.\» ; GiFowler .. ;. 25 H 4 2 ■?/ WlgzeU .. ..20 8 10 ■;-■: _ Lines 10 8 ,1 0



:-esasssss, ' ■ ' :.-■■' AuctiQllß» w. s, cochbahe] UAB, DAOBI TO-MORROW. VALUABLE WALNUT PIANOFORTE. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, • Fort street, on Friday, 15th instant, at 12 ° A VALUABLE PIANOFORTE, by Frau mann. fulloompass, trichord, with patent repeating action, in very handsome wal nut case. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer*. «| : W. 8, OOCBBANK JAS,DAOR» TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. aUU DRAWING-ROOM SUITES. rriHE Subscribers will sell, at their L Rooms, Fort-street, to-morrow (BVlaaj), 15th Inst., at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE oouelsttag of Walnut lirawing-room snlto in blue and gold, Hair-seated Couoh. six Mahogany Hoir-seatod Chairs. Choffonlora, Chairs, Plotures. Tab'.os. ClooSs, Sewing Ma chines. Carpets, Fenders, Ross, Mirroi s. Curtains, Round and Oval '1 ables. Book Shelves, Glassware, Cutlery, Crookpry, New Iron Bedsteads, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring MattrasEcs, Paliw ses, . Chests Drowers, Wasbstandsand Wow, iron Cots. Rooking Horse, Meat Bates, Kitchen Utensils. «c, ALSO,, LARGE GLASS SHOW CASE. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, .?.-■•■■ Auctionesrs. W, 8, COCHRANE.] IJAMKS DAOBB • MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. 91 ACRES, OMARU. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms. Fort-street, on M*nday, 18th Inst., at |i o'olook, ALLOTMKNT 20, Parish of Omarn, con . talnlng 91 acres. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneorsi. W. S. COCHRAHBJ f JAS. DACBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Order of Cofmnissioner of Hospital Reserves, TBE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONB YEARS OF SMALL FARMS AT NORTHCOTE. THE Subscribers will offer fcr Lease, by Anotlon, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday. 18th Instant, at 12 o'clock, THB LEASS. for a term ot 21 years, of Allotments 14, 15, 10, 17, and 20, Parish of Takapuna, sub-divided into Farm Sections of trom 3 to 13 acres, having frontages to tbe main road, tbe sea, and the new Lake road. For Conditions and farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOtn, Auctioneers. Vjr, s, OOCHBABBi JAS, DAOBB MONDAY, DEOEMBER :$. TWO ACRES AT THE WHAU. . - JBIGHTY ACRES, WAITtfERA. 60TTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, WIL LIAM-STREET. \ ~ FORTY AORES, M&TA'KOHE. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, linh instant, at 12 O'Clock. WILLIAM-STREHT-Lots 03,61, and 65. having a frontage of 108 feet to Wllliam-straet, by 115 feet In depth, with com tor tablo Cottago , erected thereon. WHAU—Lots 1,2,3*. 4 5.23, and 24, situated on main road, close to Palmer's Whan Hotel. It ia all fenced aid laid dowa In grasEftind clover, and contains about two acres. WAIWBRA.-Lot 78, containing 80 aores, situ ated dose to the Orewa. MATAKOBE-North port Lot 40, containing 40 acres. _ . - . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. COCHBANEI. I JAS, BACBK WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. MANOFORTES. PIANOFORTE?. Just Landed, ex Loch Urr, THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 20th instant, at 11 o'clock, . A shipment ot New Pianofortes, In hand some Cases—Wolnnt, Black and Gold, "' eto.—Vertical, Cross, and Doable Cresa stnmgj from the following oelobratefl makers—Lepp and Sohn, Rosener, Ntu ' i: • ■'■ meyer,andßelmlsck. Fall particulars In future Issue. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. . PBELIMINARY NOTICE. On Arrival of the Westerfield. HANDSOME MADE ENGLISH FUR NITURE. A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. VALUE £1000. ~.''. For Positive Unreserved Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. , AT AN EARLY DATE. TBI X T E N 81 V E SALE OF .HANDSOME ELEOTRO-PLATBD WARE. .'' „ / PaiUonlßiafin fntoce lasna - GABRIEL LEWIB, ■ Anetloneer. MONDAY, DEOEMBER 18. A* 11 O'CLOCK. EXTENSIVE BALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, coNSisnNG OF— GOLD A» D • SILVE B. WATCHES, GOLD AND SILVER RINGS, * JEWELLERY, &C„ &C. R. ARTHUR TT AS received instructions from Mr. J. - i~t Hart of the London Loan Offloe, Theatre BnilSingß, Vlotoria-strest, to sell by auction at MaMart,Queen.Btrest,on the above date, the fallowing Unredeemed Pledges :— February 25, SO2O. Opera Glass and Telescope; 25;!12™G01d HO Watch; 27, 3031, RHL Watch; m SD37 2 i-raoches. Barrings and i-hain; 28, 3042; SHG Watch: March 1, 3050, SBG Watch; JT3055 SHU Watoh; 7, 3100, SOifL Watoh; 8, "3113. Pair Marine Glasaoo, 2 Rings; 8. 2 Brace lets Earrings and Pencil Case; 9. 3121, Pair iom T Glasses; IL 3152. GOF* Watoh; 13, S«si Treadle Sewlrg Machine; 13. 3168, SHi* Watoh: M -8216. bet of Studß; 18. S2I7.SHL Watah 16,-3209, SHG Watch; 18 8220,5HG Watoh: is; 3221, SHL Watoh; 18, 3236, SBL Watoh; 23, 3260. Gold Rlne; 23, 3273, ; BHL ■Watoh and Albert; 25. 3J87, P«ir Jtarrtags; - 25 3293.SewtagMaohine;27,3286.Sew, Maohine; 27' 800. SOTS Watch; 27l 3302. BHL Watob, 20.3312 2G01dß1ng5;29,3321.5HG Watch; 30,3325 Bnn'3L33io,NeokiaceßndLocket;3l,3347,Green- Som Charm; 31. 3318, SHG Watoh; April 1, "tt7L aHG Watoh; 4, 8376,-Karrings and Green- Itone • 11. 3183 Rag; 11. 3168, SOFG Watoh; 11 M 69 fl!evoiver;H, 3191, IiOF Watch .• W, M 95 Writing Desk; 14,3197. Brooob, 2 Pair Ear rings tlB. ml, SHG Watoh and Albert; 18, waft aHG Watch; 20, 3515, SHG Watoa ; S4, iffliVsHL Watch. Braes Chain | 24,85 jl, Wei dtag Rfng and Rtag; 24, 8585, SBG Watch. Hate Albert; 25, 3591, Ring and Locket; 57, X 6HL Watcn; 27, 3607. Gold Keeper; 28, - w -Brass Watchi 28, 8620, Gold Brooch; 28, Sfi2l" Broken Gold Chain ; 28.3824, 3 Rings; 29. srm SHG Watch, Hair Albert; 29, 3447. wr4 Watoh; May 2. 3650, GE?L Watch, Altert and &hai i, 3662. SBG Watch; t ami Gold Locket; 6. 3685, GHL Watoh; « mi' 2 Gold Rings; 8, 8709. pair Gold Ear-] f fnm • Jnly 13.2478,9 pieies Clothing; 13. 2179, 6o& Clothing; 13,2480. Tatfte Cloth; 16,2518, Btanket and Quilt; 18, 2519, 2 Remnants. JB, ism TroMer??V6st and Shirt i 24, 2645, Boy c ftalt- 24, 2616, 5 pieces Linen; 21. 2676. Z pair T?oMers; 24,2691, Overcoat; 24, 2177. 5 pieoes ClotSng: 24,2791, Shawl and 2 theets; August isKB? Dress: i, 2339 Coat, Vest and Pencil C^'4,2M9, fconsera and ; li, 3010, SlUe Dreae- il. 8048, Remnant of Flannel: 11, 3086, Snltoi Clothes; H. 3M5, Trousers and 2 Dresses; IL 3184, Dress ;U.3158, Tronsera and Veßt; 17.1 318*' Velvet Jaoket; 17.3187. pair Konsere; 17. 3193 S pieces Linen, Trousers and Blanket; 17, SIBL Remnant and Pipe: 17. 3197, Dress: 17 880 L 3 Shirtß and Blanket; 17. 8208. overooat: 17. 3222. 8 pieces Linen; 17, 822-t, Boat and Vest; 17. 3227, Shawl; 17,3216, Coat; 17.3288,ahaw1; 17,3305. Jeoket and Shirt; 17. 3315. Drea» 117, 821, Lady'a Dressing Gowa ; 17, 3J29'Rus* 17.5313 Trouaers,Bhlctand Flannel; 17.8349 19 pieoes Linen: 17. 8379, Overcoat; 17. 8389 2 OnUts and Trunk; 17,3395.81anket and Mat; 17.3399. Coat and Vest; May 22,1409, Silk ■ Dress.' ■ ,- ■ XDESDAYb *. H■» ; H a"y"m- A R 3. H T, CJALK Oif WOOj£ SHEBPSKINB D maua, aad TALLOW, eaoh Tueeday, M - lla'eiook. - ALFRED BOOB3LAHD, iM' X.: ..•'■'



iaMin«iiii«i»i«M.n«ii»»'«""' nf.ia" ■ ■»——°—?—"-^ Anotiqiitfi . TO-MOKROVv. * THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the fiaymarkot, on Fri day, Deoember 15, The Thoroughbred Colt TRAFALGAR, by Maribyrnong. Pedigree at Sale. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MOEKOW. THE HAYMARKET. THE undersigned havo received Instruc- ; tions from Moa-jra. McKiy and Shakes nere to dispose of the following Raotag Stook, consequent on their withdrawal from the turf, The Well-known Steeplechasers, HARKAWAY AND CHAMPAGNE. AISO, The Raoehobse YUBA BILL, With all engagements. The abovo are for Positively Unreserved Sale. I ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOX SALE, at tho Haymarket, on Friday next, December 15, at 12 o'olook, TWO STACKS GOOD BAY, the property of Mr James KHett, situated IJ miles from Mangero Bridge, junotlon road of Mr John Scott's farm, ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATUKDAY, DECEMBER 19, IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE SALE OF HORSES advertised to be beld at the Haymarket on Saturday, Is POSTPONED SO SATURDAY WEEK. •ALFRED BUCKLAND, , SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. THE HAYMARKET. SPECIAL-AND UNRESERVED SALS OF HOBSE STOCK. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Saturday next. December 10, at 11 o'olook. The Property of Mr Joseph Chadwiok, of Manala, SS USEFUL HORSES, consisting of snperlor Haoks. Punters, Light and Medium Harness Horses ALFRED BUCKLAND. , WEDNESDAY, DEOEMBER 20, THE HAYMARKET. TtTEXT WOOL SALE ■^ Will be held on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 12 o'Clock. SALES OF HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, And SMALL PARCELS OF WOOL Each Tuesday at 13 o'clock. ALFRED~BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokono—Monday, Deoember 17 Drury—Wednesday, December 20 Papakura—Wednesday, December 27. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. TWIN SCREW STEAMER «LILY.' Subsidized by tbie Government, and now between Auckland and Riverhead. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores, Queen-stteet, on Wednesday, December 20. at 12 o'olook. THK WELL-KNOWN SCREW BTEAMKR 'LILY.' The above vesiel ls ta flrat-olass order and well fonnd in evory way. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, At 2.30 p.m. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUBURBAN AND RURAL LANDS. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from the Trustees in ihe Estate ef the late Ja>. Brown, Esq , to offer for Bale by Subllo anotlon, at their rooms, on Wednesday, 'ooembar 20,1882, ALL THAT VALUABLE PARCEL OF LAND (adjoining the Town Belt, Cambridge Bast), as sub-dlvldeA into convenient lots of from 5 to 30 aores, affording a rare opportunity to parties desirous of securing flrafcolaas altos for suburban residences, accommodation pad docks, or market gardening. The land ii now laid down in permanent pasture, acd of ex cellent quality. . Terms: One-fourth cash, the balance scoured by mortgage at 7 per cent per annum. Also, on the same date, A COMPACT FARM OF 250 ACRES, rich pasture land (adjoining the Cambridge Race course), all laid down in permanent grasses, conveniently subdivided Into 7 paddocks, and well watered, having a long frontage to Hamil ton Road and Waikato Elver. Terms at Sale, CLAHK AND GANE, Auctioneers. Cambridge, December 7,1882. T> IC H A LLUVIAL TAN I) S. Similar In Quality to the Richest of the HAWKE'S BAY AND POVERTY BAY H.SDS, And to snob landß as the CARSES OF GOWRIE & STIRLING, In Scotland, and the FENS OF LINCOLNSHIRE, In England, and with an ITALIAN CLIMATE. - T. W. HICK.SON & CO. MAVE much pleasure in announcing that they have been entrusted by Hstsriiy ALLBY, Esq., who intends leaving for England, with the sub-dlvision and t?a)o of his Magnifi cent INSTATE OF gTIRLINGWORTH, Situated at Hlkutaia, Thames Valley ' 4,000 AOBES, VALTTBD AT £40,000. Railway Station, Main Trunk Road. Thames River Frontage, surrounded by Goldflelos. Splendid Markets on all hands for every des cription of Farm, GardeS; and Orohara Produce. NOTHING LIKE IT IN TBE MARKET FOR YEARS PAST. BMr T. W. Hlokeon, who has had opportunities ot seeing and judging of the quality and value of mOßtof the bestlitids from the North Cape to Wellington, oan with confidence recommend his bb far and away superior for quality and position—in combination—to anything he has ever come across in the North Island, and has no'hesltatlon ta saying that it will be worth the while of any intending investor ta land to pay thlß plaoe a visit ot inspection before investing elsewhere. II 18 EASILY RffiACHSD ?ROM AN¥ PART Off THE COUNTRY. Four coaches eaoh way dally to and from the Thames, two twice dally to and from Te Aroha, one twice weekly from Napier, Tauranga, and Katlsatf, one thrioa weekly from Hamilton via Te Aroha. Several steamers daily each way from Thames and Te Aroha. An exoellent hotel on the estate. The proprietor will famish horses to persons desiring to look over the property, which lssome eight miles from end to end. 'ihe time taken ta inspecting it from Auokland would be—stea mer Auokland to Thames, 4to 5 hours; Thames to IStirltagworth (Hikutai). li t<x2 hours, or by Bteamer, 2to3hours, according to tide; going over the estate, 2to 4 hours; retorning to Auok land by coach and Bteamer, 5} to 7 hours; whole trip oooupytag from 131 to 18 hours. The sale —owing to the whole estate being offered in stead of only half sb originally Intended—ia postponed to the middle ot January to give time for getting Burveyß done ond plans ready. Being confident that the Property ls one of sterling valne,*,and(that this sale will afford au opportunity seldom met with, we mean to spare no expense in bringing It thoroughly under the notice of Intending investors throughout the oolonies. NbTE.—To Newspaper Proprietors and the Leading Journals throughout New Zualand^md the Australian Colonies.—Tenders will be re oelved tar the abpve Advertisement and the otaoulatTon of Lithographs >



____B____—MW—^—»^^^^ Auctions, j TO-MORROW, j durham'yards. j iiHF, undersigned will hold ihoir Annnal • Horse Fair at the Durham Yards, when hoy will Bell 25 Draught Horses, from Chriatohuroli, Ha wora, Wangannl and nelglibourho d SO Medium Draught and Light Harness Horses, shtpbome 00 Hacks, many of whioh aro roilly gcort animals 3 pairs ol Buggy Horses 1 pair ol Grey Buggy Ponies 1 pair ot Bay Bug..y Marcs 1 Heavy Draught Horses , i Haoks ! i Unbroken Horses 1 Bay (buggy harness), broken to single or double harness 1 3-year-old Bay Mare, a nloe hack 1 i year-old Hiding Horse, from Hawera 2 Medium Draught Colts, with tiiala Horso, Spring Cart and Harness, with Lamp*, oompleto Thoroughbred Mare, by Traducer out ot Penseroso Thoroughbred Marc, by Pastime, 16} hands, good In harness, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. HUNTER & NOLAN. Government Land Sales. QALE OF ABOOT 106,000 ACRES OP CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. Sale of about 100,000 Aores of Crown Lands ta tho North Island, dividod into Town, Village Settlement, Agricultural Deferred Paymonts, Pastoral Dof erred Payments, and Cash Payment Seotions, os under :— On tlja Ith December. 1882, 2,110 acres of Agri culturtuLandin tho Waimataand other blocks on tbo Fast Coast will bo open for application, on deferred payments, at Auckland and Qis borne, at prices from £1 to £1 10s per acre. And on the 7th December, S 580 acres will be disposed of at Qieborne, by publlo auction, on pastoral deferred payments, at an upset price of £1 por sore. At the same time and placo, SS.OiiO aores of Kural Land will be offered for o»uh, at upset prloos ranging from Ss to £110s por aero. On the 12th December, 3,134 acres of superior Agricultural Land in tne Parihaka Blook, divided into Karat Allotments on deferred payments, ana Vitiligo Settlement Allot ments, at prioes ranging from M 10s to £25 par aore. will ba open for application at New Plymonth, Patea, and Hawera. And on tha loth Deoembsr, 3,450 aerea will be offered for cash, at Now Piymoath, fit prloes ranging from £1 to £1 par aore. On the 18th December. 2.918 aores of Agricul tural Land situate ta the Wairoa and Momahaki Districts, will ba opan (or application, on de ferred payments, at Patea and Hawera, at prices ranging from £1 to £110s per acre. And on the 20th December, there will ba oflurod by pnbllo auction, at Patea, ten sections of Forfeited Deferred-Payment Land, also the unsold portion of tlie Township of Rlohardson, and 19,235 bows of Kural Bush Land, for cash, at up*et prioes raigtag from £1 to £0 per aore. On the 21st December, 1,637 aores ot Agricul tural Deferred-Payment Jand, being portion of the Wanganui Harbour Board Endowment, near Feilding, and the Tokomaru Block, near Wanganui. will be open for application, at Wangannl and Wellington, at prices ranging from £110s per acre upwards. And on tho 22nd Deoember, there will be offered at publlo anotlon. at Wongantl, 6,813 Soros ta tho above-named blocks, for cash, at psot prices ranging from £1 5s per aore up wards. Full portlonlars of the above lands are pub lished in tbe " New Zealand Qaoette* No. S3, of the Bth November, 1882, oopks of which can bo obtained at any Land Office ta tha oolony. Plana aad Postsisi will ba exhibited at all Railway-stations and Post Offices throughout the ootoay, and oan be ebtalnad ai any of the Land Offices. Ganerat (;ro wn Lands Oilice, Wellington, 13lh November. 1831 Hotels. jpACIJTAU HO XI i, JOHH ajLLANDBB.. PROPRIETOR Bess to announce to his Mania and the general public, that he has completed tie eitsMdve alteration on his premises. Among Use many Improvement!), fee ba: Introduced A SPECIAL DI.WIJHG-KOOM, Under the Superintendence Of a well known Caterer. Tbe " Cuisine" will be the bent Km Sda»cn oan supply. Heals at all hoare. Best Brands of Wines and Spirits, Henoook's Sparkling Ala always on Draught. Beard and Residence, 80s per week, Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civliifer *nd Attention, Good Stabllnor- FrOSDAOtUB. FROaPEOTU or TBS HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM PANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL „ „ £20,000 IN 20,000 Shabbs of £1 EAOH, Pay a m as follows : — Ten ShtlUngs per Share to be paid during the flrst Twelve Months ; One Shilling on applies it on; One Shilling on allotment; Two Shillings on Ist February ; Two Shillings on Ist May ; Two Shillings on Ist Augnst; Two Shillings on Ist of September, 1883. Provisional Directors : Mr John Foster Mr H. P, Kavanagh Mr James Hand Mr Isaac McLeod' Mr D, MoOlennan Mr William Adams Mr K. A. MoLeod. With power to add to their number. ANEfeR . National ank ot New Zealand. SOLIGITOBSI Messrß Dignan and Armstrong.' , , SaoBBTABT pro tern. t Joseph Griffiths, The objeots of tho Helensville Flour Mill Com pany (Limited) will be the ereotlon of a Flour Mill and Drain Store, and tho Importation o Grain from the South or any other part ot th world where they can pnrohase with advan tage. The advantages that tbe proposed Company wonld possess over all others in the province are patent. Vessels oomleg trom the South o Kaipara Porte for timber are, ac a rule, freighted with grain, and the Helensville Timber Com pany's mills being now in full operation would be a great inducement for that class ot vessels to run to Helensville, and would ensure cheap freights, whilst the consumption of flaw In the Kaipara alone will guarantee a large trade to the Company. t ■ A A ■ ■ i Meaicsl. _____ JAMES CATER, DISPENSING ABD FAMILY CHEMIST IMbmbkb Phakmaoeutioal Society), HOBSON-STREKT, dose to Wellington-street, AUQKEABD. N.Z ESTABLISHED lata, ■jyr B », TEAFffOEO, BORGSON DBN3X92 hbas Omsaw -ess-sat 1 gatolws SsSscotlOß 81 Teeth by Sh* Oat&c Nitrogen Gaa, -;ctesßlsaai Hogg—B a.m. till E era. uIVKK CGMFLAINTo DX, KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE Vn BR FILM (without Mor mtry.) Thb Sect I, -.wedy for BiuonsifHSS, STOMACH DSEaAB3ItMBHT, FLATULBBOX, PAIBB BETWEBB THB SHOULDEES, BAD APPETITE, IH DIGESTION, AOIBITY, HKAD-AOHB, HUEf burn, and all other symptoms of disordered Uver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by. man* eminent surgeons to be the safest and mlldesV Ellla for evory ooMUtution.—ln Boxes at Is Hd, 9 Bd. and 4a sd. Sold by Chemists and Meglotae Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas, Rorke, London, Specially valuable Ptlli for residents abroad cnd-traveUorg. Sold by Kekpthoswb, Pkossbk & Co. •» QULPHULINE LOTIOH."-An Ex. O iornal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption but wiU yield to "Sulpholine" In a few days, and commence to fade away even If lt soems past cure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotcbss, scurf, roughness, vanish aa If my magic; whilst Old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Snlphollne" will successfully attack them. It destroys tho anlmaionta whioh causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful sffeotiona, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " Sulpholine,* Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, So 06 Made by J. Pepper and Co,, London. Sold by Khmpthobkb. Psoases & 00. PEPPER'S QUININE and IKON ' TONIC rouses and developes the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a specific remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevers ot every kind, ohest affections, and ta wasting diseases, scrofulous tendencies, &o. The whole frame Is neatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 33 doses, 4a ed i next size, lis. Bold by Chemists everywhere. Tbe name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on tho bol. There Is so Tonic so certain ta effeot sa Pepper's Quinine snd Iron. It ls strongly recommended to real dents ta India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use ta every oase ot ever or febrile condition. .Hold by KaagTHORNa. Pttoasßß abd 00. VAJBAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, Prepared-only by J. Pepper, London. Thia Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, Is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, whioh ore generally pain beneath tho shoulders, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, tarred tongue, disagreeable taste In the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel ing of general depression. It sets tbe sluggish liver ta motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a sense of health and oomfort with 24 hours. It Is the safest medicine. Taraxaoum and Podophyllin la a fluid made only by J, PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name Is on every label. Bottles, 2s 9d and ia 80, Sold by all Chomlsta. A most valuable and essential modiotae for India, Australia, the Oape. and Colonies generally. Sold by Kjimpthobnb. Psossbb & Co,



~~~~" Fublio Noticoa. | O BRIDGE CONTKACXOKS, j BUILDERS, ETO. ■ "Thn undorflnnotl, hiving ppeolal maohlnory ; for tho inanufactnre of Unite, has supply of all ! lengths In Btook at cheapest rates) also, Reso lution Verandah Post*. Iron Tabular Field Gates, prion «3 10b, to ba had from T. and S. 1 Morrin & Co., Orulckuhnnk, Mliloc ft Co,, and at the Works. Lorno-strcot Bolt and Gonoral^rronjWbrks^^ \ ' A MBKICAN eahm waggons. , A. MACKIE Has on hand For Salo moro of the Colobratod ■ WHITEWATKR WAGGONS i and HARNKBS TO MATCH. Terms to Suit Purohaeera, Note Iho AddrOBS DURHAM-STREKT WHST, AnQKr,A?TP. TJEDUCXIUN IN EIRE KATES NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ....ONE MILLION STERLING! 1 FIRE RISKS token en the most LIBERAL | i TERMS. ; PROMPT BETTL'EMBNTS. I UNDOU3TKD SECURITY. j GEORGE P. PIHROE, ! : Beneral Manager, j .g <c V X O it A J li I . 'Or Jo Rosa'o Pabiisi Slot, Ocatt, and eiiawus; itathe, Vioaria-atreei KosA, UcarKS, OsiS Bnas.sufl. Operi ail woolt dtyt: tomi 7 lum, it- ii c.m,, anil Sujtoas Mokkik^s trom 11 till 19 tvm ! The Rath-rooms are all wtY«te, aad fxt-ppliwl I , with eras? oonvcnlence, N'lirtish tcwulic, Sml» i 1 mid hair brushes, eombc, roiipimtoro, soaps. See, ' ftslecl bath-rcwmiH (private) fcr L&dlee sviwy d«y, ot tdl hc-nre, with tomnla atts-iidtuica, Onh ' Bauirna awd SixpKNOit, Plenw noie tho j address 1 Vlctorta-etocet Eiu4 Abovo ibo Gres' boand Hole], and aes* tbo oite-ip m.cAitm And Farnltura Mart Auc'tlr.nA. N.a^-Barber In attaartKnoe, ', /COOPER AND AJtMITAGE, HATTERS 'AND GENTLEMEN'S MEKCEKS, I , QUKKN-STREET, I Opposite Thistle Hotel. j ; jQ.L AS S Xr/r OK X S j pItABB W" OItK S 1 .Onr lieadlng Artloles this week aro I Confec tioners' Jars, Is per lb; S Glass Jngs for Zs Sd 1 Lamp Chimneys, 3 for 6dj Glass Balls fcr Bhooting st. In quantities to suit purchasers: Harden Shades, ell aleos t Fish Globos and Gold Fish, very cheap! M. COOK & SONS, FBBEMAN'S BAT. ! QUPEBIOK CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L. KEAN Has for Sale a number of tho abovo, with Taps ready for nse. price Slp, at his shop, Elliott street. Large nantitloß ot Spontlng. Ridging, : and Down Pipos. always in Stook, Verandan - Iron ourvod at tho Bhortest notica. Country orders will always rooelve his prompt attention. Lead waahera olways on hand I NfI"EW ARRIVAL OE rf>OI)JUS fM.Es, Down, STAY AND CORSET Uppkb HonaoN-ST ket Established 1861. X vory Desorlptlou of Stay Surgical Bolts upon tho latest improvements. Shonldor Straps Made to Order. SAM E S ~F\ LAX E, Having retnrned from Friendly Islands, wlehos I respectfully to Inform the rnbllo that he has ! STARTED BUBINKSS AOaLW I« HIS OLU SHOP, CnsTOM-naof e-strhkt Wbst, and will , ba moat happy to sue hlB old cußtomcra, and any now ones who will favour Mm with tholr , patronage. 1 All kinds of Yaobts and Boats built to ordor on tbe shortest notice. Boats repaired. I N.8.-A Small Blip on tho promises. J. CLARE. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, BUSTOM-HOUSE-STKEKT WEST, B-HgEMAW'S DAY. rMPOKTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Just Received, per 'Looh Awe,' a Splendid Assortment of Violihs, Bows, and Fittings, Mklodians, CoKCttKTijfiS, and all kinds O MUSIOAIi INSTRDMKNTB, Bt THOS, E. CARTER'S. 88, VIOrORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six doors abovo Albert-streot). TEACHER, Tunor, and Repairer ot Pianoforte, Cornet, and I VIOLIN, Terms and Testimonials on application, • Tuner and Repairer ot all kinds of Musical 1 Instruments, THE BIVERSDALE MANUFaCTU X ING COMPANY (LIMITED), 1 11, GREY-STRKET. TANNERS, OURRIKRS. LKATH3R AND GRINDERY MERCHANTS AND ÜBPORTERS. Tho above Arm hare Jnst landed, ex various late arrivals, SPLENDID VALUE ta French, German, and English Calf, Kid, Patent Calf, East Indian Calf and Kip, Butts. Elastic Wob, Boot Webbing and Linings, And a Variety of GRINDERY AN HOE MERCERY GOODS. Will also have regular shipments of above arriving from the best English. American, and Continental Houses. Colonial Tanned and Cnr ; rled Leathers always on hand. The R.H. Co. (Limited) are Cash Purchasers of Wool Skins, Hides, and Talllow. Now Landing, ox Astorlon, excellent viU.no In Linings, Eyelets, Heel Tips, Band '.tumaley Tools of all descriptions. " Telophone Mo. 95, WM. S. HAMMOND. Seoretary. ; Coffee 1 Coffee i Coffee i ' a c. BROWN, Dhhsaji-street, Auckland, flour miller and coffee ft spice merchant, Has Always on Hand and Fob saie— FLOUR, ta sacks, ldCs, and 50's, " Blue" brand FLOUR, In sacks, lOffs, and 60's, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER AND SPIOEB. In the matter of COFFEE, thoattentlon of the Pnbllo Is called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solicited, Tho Mixtures are oomposod only ot the- Best Plantation Coffee and the Best Chloary proonrable, and may bo characterised thus— " Eagle" (my best brand), nearly pure coffee ••Ship" and "Camel," medium coffees of great strength and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard,"low medium and common coffees. To lovers of really fine Coffoe, I strongly ro oommond the " Esgle," but to tbe general taste Medium coffees aro found to be moat acceptable, mad I say, thotefore, Tnv Tna SHIP Bband . Tby the CAMEL Brahs Procurable from all Merohants and Store keepers, loose, and ta tins, 40105., 281b»„ lllbs,, 71bs-, Olbs., libs., 21b?„-and lib. /'IOFFEE! /COFFEE I pOFFEE mHE TMPERIAL QCHIEDAM QCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, Distilled and prepared In Sohledam, Holland, from an Original Reooipt, and possessing Rare Medloinal Qualities in aU DISEASES OF THB KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AHD ÜBINAKY OBGANS, , A Tonlo, Diuretic Anti-Dyepeptlo CORDIAL, by the reoommendatlon of the Leading | Continental Physicians, and ls now ACKNOWLEDGED AS THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEC MATISM. tvThe Trade and Consumers are cautioned against spurious Imitations, the gennine Only bearing the signature and addroßS of tho pro prietor. HENRI J. HART, MELBOURNE. Used In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jnry FIRST PRIZIC at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, DB. HASSALL'S REPORT. • The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "51, Holborn Vladuot, 8.C., "London, Bth May. 1877. Report of a Sample of Imperial Sohledam ' Schnapps, received from Mr H. J. Hart. "Wehavesnbleotedaßample of the above named article to a veryosrefulohemicalanalysla and examination. " The rosnlts of tho analysis, whioh are set forth in a separate report, show that this spirit ls of good strength, praotloally free from aoidity, and that ie contains but traces of solid matter in lolution. It possesses a delicate and agree able airomvand a pare and mild taste. Mr Hart's Sohledam Sohnapps is a very superior article of its class, is well purlflod, and quite 1 genuine. " (Signed) Abthob H. Hassah* M.D., 1 " Author ot * Food and its Adulterations,' fto, 1 "Ooto Hbhnke. F. 0.5., " Publlo Analyst." j Wholesale Agent 1 '. | ARTHUR H, NATHAN,



BtKSIin«SSJMOtJCiBB I im. PEACOCK J. a OPTICIAN. Has a Etoott SPEOTAOLSiS AND EYE _ GLASSES of ever; deeorlpttoD) nn Biouraia » Fit Guartmtaad, COMPOUND MiOßoaoopaa AND tbls I SCOPES, Poworf ul and Cheap.' AS to Kill I) H.iUtl...,:i'SJj:i, a-HfiRsiOMHIHaS, , teLEyi-KiV t.im.A;, HA'i'veaEisa and EITTIHGS, Magneto ElcctrKi Machines anfi IMedlcal ' Colls, | OPERA GLASpSS. BINOCULAR FIELD ' AND MARINE GLASSES. THKODOHTKfI, COMPAS3KS, SBXTANTH, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salinomotars, Argcntometers, &c„ &c, &c, AfIBNT IfOPJ TAYLOR'S PATENT BE WING MACHINES & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sowing Machine* repaired, OWOSMB ins Poht Owias, - g * 3. S, O^IiUUIS, AJNO QLABS paaar^psw goH, £« & *,'.. qaiiilSiim,:'.^ AUOKS^MD, NIHI, EMDPORTERB 03 V A J." itSHAHSISSB, Pans! Decorations, W.'jAtiiJ—i-'si.iaatiii. aavoMtJ, aud Rongh Psasib , r;«giisJi and uaattaental Gheat, Photo eiupbic, Glen Shade?. Wlffi'iS LiSAD, Oolonra, OU. VAKNIBHBH iinwhea, MisaA PsEtata, Caroon's Antio«;< rosive i,-j3iS Patent Biiloata Paints. I X£V U L DIN G il- Oils, Biaiined, Veneered, (01 PJntnra Frame tad itoma De3orat'!oas,FMOf - I iTrninaa va Cabinet -m.3. 0.D.V. | fc'itaoyjsa of every tSesctiptloil In great variety I Soaava—Phoiii-t! »ntt Oclonred. Albuma tor Photw, Saran, Oc, too,, fto. Cut-out er Ovsrtiij- Meant*, all tdieet Cabinet and 0.8.y. Moan'u - ij.-tUV Roanlsltes, w. £'. st a. bavinji jJ *%- eon hand the larntt Btaf* of ins aixiva s;oo;u ta the North Island ol Hew Sealant!, aw able ta a:.-eouta either whole sale or retail Oirderr on the most favourable iennir, Ssmrlco cf Pr.iioriianfflnaa (rom open eioeV, or of crtetaal paokajes, sen* on applies -.ion, lM»w sfitslersta Auokland should Inspect Gtit litcck of Ff.ujrhangtacs and Plotures before IttUng up thelt new homes! thoy v/Ul lind some iS'ir-i-: to a*si4 Vnn »se?.«f oi svesyoct. W, yHILMPVa & SON, ;-»:.-a-^g-at'Ka;-;, Awaa»4g? S i * A R X M B HAB FOR SALS a numboK of Ihe above, WiM Tap ready im uiw, t,% and an wards, AT HIS BXSAtS WOBEP, VICTOBIA-BTHSM, ci his Shop W«x,msMiE«iwr, Largo anackitias cf 89aaH«4& lUdatafc ud Down pipe! alvraye in stook. Verandah Ircca at shortest notice, Manufaotor-6? of L^ad and Compo Pipe. A ab.olfts m'.eotloa oi Chandelier", Ko., at hit Weilealor-etreet ahcr. Ccaatry crdere wli always wweive bis prompl tr-tlenUon, vlesoiHS tc lay aa watott S3x» Piiaarsca o? tan Ikpbovhd Lsad Kga» Riponra t S>HAMES OAKttiAOB AND DKAY >' FACTORY, JAMES MACKIE, PBOPRWTOE, VIOTORIA-BTKiHra EAST, AnOKUiiro, :;-,>ire of evory dasoripUoa n Wood and .«*» neatly tuccnted on the teal notice. Soi-ir.ifs medo ana repaired, ya on hand, s 1b!- v -o tiisatiUtr of Lamps, alao Ironbark Bhafa Mid Huokos, twd (Jam Felloea. and Hobwn i'ovni Bard wood, K.B.—OountrT orderg unjiorasli s>Vna»atn S3 W A KP BiKlltl T, AKORiTCQV, »aoHBURira auiLDiosai .•.■■« ' . • > TRAP£*^_'' fa . ''■ ,-^l «sst. ' 'O—.MARK——iS —J~ |jp O X SALE, " 1 Four-whoeled Dog Cart (nearly now) l Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Larco Lady's Phaeton Doublo-Boatoo Buggy Wanted to Purohase, Double-seated Hooded Biigg.y CO pf r£ 3 a && * 1 Ph ft PAIN'S V * Wholesale S Bot&U »Q W. H. HAZARD, Qnnmsker, .Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, rVHOTeOIIBIIT TO THI FIOVHt. r.OUT aouiQiton. *•*. at js a 11 U TO a m Ri W UARTKK. OONTRA.OTO ftO Goods Darted and DeUvered from (hip's side pa Bhortest Notion. Ballast Supplied. imwoußTLa Aim nt.i or IsLAimß Ooa* Albo glrawoodlmitan nnontl renronabla AMERICAN PORTRAIT BOOMS, 177, QUEKN-9TREBT (Opposite Ti ft S, Morrin's) NOW OPEN Gems taken dally—2 dozen for 2s Sd, larger sizes eqnally oheap. Come and see the Show Cases at the New Premises, next to Clark ft Gene's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Qnoon-ntreo.. LOW1 Proprietor. ,pO THE PUBLIO OF PONSONBY, "F. DAVIES, Hoot and Uhoe Manufactnrsr, ot Ponsonby Road, calls tbe attention of his cus tomers and friends to tho following I—Child. red's Elastic Boots, from Ss .Goloshes, ls Dd (children's) s Women's Kid E.B. Boots, from 7b «di cheap line in Ken's Rlaatioa, 12s (colonial made, tea Women's Colonial made Leglets, I?s Cd. ___^ > QBOUHD LIME, irORSAEiB, 8 O U f H GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND EOCHE LIMB, in any Quantity, for oonorete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stone nagging. Is nn rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wet \rorfc It Is a firat-olass material. B. KEA XE, SOLE AGENT, nrTHTOM-HOPBB-BTBB«T. "ay, r ss l ii- & kx «| 5 &ABDBJS & BARROW MAKaR : 80 &nd 82, Viotohu>STßkbt, iSvEW DcKioriptlen ot Ladders, Steps, BarroiW, fssffls Wheels, Olothes Horses, Clothes Boxes, TKavclliw! Ohanta, fto,, on hand or made to crdes, A Übatc! aiaaocat tillcwea to Gontnustom and s;> wholesale order. Shop and Oo3oa FUttags, and all Idnda of Job, ttm Work: dono b? ezperlqaoed workman oa K>a fihortesi neMoe, N.8.-!jaddara, Bia»u asfl Earnma loot an s;m Violins bonght, ana or two superior old Vteilna lor tale 1 also, » a 0,1 Vinllnwlln « UCKLAND SELECT KID IB G BOHOOL. New Noeth Koab, riding made easy and graceful, Tha Auokland Select Riding School, for the Study and Practice of the Art of Sanitation in all its branches, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladios and Gentlemen desiring to enter ua pupils are solicited to forward their names to the proprietor on or beftm that date. Terms, and hoars of Inßtrnotlon and praotloe. may be learned on application. Pupils supplied with Horses, and appoint ments for School Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments suppUed to order from flrst, Class Samples at tho School. The proprietor has oomplied an Aid Book tor the use of Pupils and others, whioh may be had on application. Prioa, Ib. Spenlal .Mror.sfomnnts for Children, FaMAi,it Atthhdanob fob Ladies. 1 G.H, has also oommenoed business as Horse- Trainer. Every Horse entrusted to his oharge will be properly Broken and handled either as Lady's or Wcntleman'B Charger, G. H A ZE L L, LAIS HOWGH rioiw Serobawt-Majob, AND iß'i Ola.bs equitation Instbuoiob, 12 Years In H.M, Service.



Laud and Estate AfjeDts r\ 11 ,-* j?. \\r 1 v u-1 amsb n, ■. R.X'.'SJJ LANtI Aim iRNANCSAL AQSJSMT : VOTICAW LASB. AHOSESAIiniJ. Bankers i-NaWonal Bank of Now ZealtwL RaNTß6naiNT3«E3TOeUs!ji9«l. , MONEY Invetiwd for C;wltnlißt« on BWM»«B leourities. wimsooa OnAnon. Bix por cast tllowod on dopnnits until tavsstdfl, MORTGAGES and LOANS N66»tiaSS& BHARES BoiiKht or Sold lo order. RSTATES Manaoed for Absaates. A LLOTMENT3 BoukM, and HouflOD Built on EL the Weekly Payment System. SUILDING AIjLOTMKKSS FOR SAtB AB VBB 51JOS I— Scotland-streai!, 60/ WoDt-street, 30/ Inkerman-streot, 45/ .Hopburn-ißreet, 80/ Bond-street, 15/ Ligar Plaoo, 68/ Argylo-Btroet, 16s Norfolk-stroot. 40/ Berosford-atraet, 90/ Oooi-streot. £10 Perolval Parade, ,51 Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, £« Mount Eden Road, iii Howe-street, 80/ Kyber Pas* £8 Haokett-streo*, 46/ Normanby Road, CI Nelson-streot. 83/ Brtghtou Kotid, 40/ And In various oSber Rtreots at low bisk. 1 &Af\Cin TO LSSND, iaßuma u£ *SlO and tip- | ISIWViJ wa rda. nn (rood aeourities. I Kn-EOUR-ROOMED UOUStC for sale In X/luv Nowton, near tho Masonio Hall; easy torma ot payment . _ i»oKA—NEWTON—Four-roomed Honso and *^UU workshoo for sale, -with good gartlen. CUAPEL-9TRBET (CITYI—Two Houees for sale noar Durham street, Price. £126. SUBURBAN STORK for Sale; hoUiO con tains six rooms and ecullery; main tho roughfare, splondld position for business. Prico £050. WELLESLEY • STREItT — Sovon - roomed Houso for Sale; qiito new, overy con venience; will ba sold a great barcrata. OUBLIN-STREKT, Kewton-Very oomfo:t ---nblo Houso fur Bait) (now), near Post ««d Tolegraph Offlcoa, on deferred piymonts; £10 dopoßlt required. , MOONT EUEN-Houao and govoral Allot ments on the KpßOtn Bide for Sale. Allot ments at 3Ja Od per foot frontage; great depth Rioh voloanlo soil. . , . SEVEN ROOMItD HOUS(C and Two Allot ments for Bale, within quarter of an hour a walk of Quoen-atreet. Eaßy torma can be arranged, BERKSFORD-3TRBET— Now and very con venient Cottago for Hale, near Congrega tional Church, On easy terms. -PKnfk-SIX-ROOMKD HOUSE (new), with X/uvv pantry, for Sale: very convenient; water laid on; easy terms. HAMILTON (Waikato)-Houso and aoro of gronnd for sale, two minutes walk trom Bank of New Zealand, far £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West TTUNUA-Elghty Aores of Land for Sale for H. £85. Also, Eighty Aores at Waikleklo, for £C 5. A splendid chance for working man. NORTHCOTE — Sovonroomed Houoo, oat-! buildings, fee, and 80 acres of Land for ' Sale. Very oheap. Grand view of the harbour, Xjo-l A-FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for Salo, db" A v off Oook-stroot, with laiite allotment. fItOKATOKA TOWNSHU 1. - Two Large J. OornerAllotments for Salo for £20, having threa frontasjes. „ T_tONSONBY — New Six-roomed Honso for Ik Sale near the Three Lamps, Price, £300. Easy terms ot payment DEVONPORT, Lake Road-Boveral very choloe Villa Sites for Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to ba found around Auokland. Very easy terms of payment. j?Ofin—* NICE NEW COTTAGE In New &AOU h,,, for gale, with large shed, allot ment 40 x 100 1 very ohoan. \X7-AITBMATA RIV HR FROOTAGE.-Lanfl v v for Salo at A3 per acre, ta large or small blocks. Easy terms. PARNELL— House a-1 IJ acres orohnrd for Sale, ta full bearing; cowshed, workshop, (owlhouse, &c 1 fine sea view. on re -HOUSE ror Sale in William-street. *ioa near 8t James' Church. EPSOM-Gentleman'B Villa Rosidonoo. seven rooms, ooaoh-hoose, stabling, &c £1000. REMUERA-18 acres, tor Salo 1 excellent soU and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, ParneU - Btx-roomed House for sale, allotment 40 x 1001 water laid on. Price, £27*. TJONSONBY-New Six-roomed Honso and X Workshop for Bale 1 twoallolmentsi two frontages 1 easy terms. PARNK.GII. — Nowly-finfciheil Biz-roamed Honsa tor sale | pleasant view 1 £380. FARMS also For Bale at Walkomltl, Pare moremo, 8 tokos'a'Point, Waltakerel, Mahn rangl, North Shore, Papakura, ftn. Also, eeo lift in New Zealand Herald and Wutdu Newt, 0 H A 8. WILLIAMSON, SSTi T3 AGENT VofiOAU Litf» W] V. BXKViSNS8 XKViSNS HOUSE; LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT GENERAL COMMISSION AGE.sT, Niorr Uhion Bank, (joßßsr-hTnaitT. Avoir- Properties advertisei free of cost, and no charge made nnloss business done. Lists of Properties for Baleforwardcd monthly to Agents In Kapler, Wellington, Chrlstohurch and Dunedin, Insnranoes effected on Houses, Crops, Fur niture, to. Properties Valued, 3urvoys Undertaken, Building Estimates prepared. Mortgages and lioans negotiated. FOR BALE GRACK-BTRKET, Ponsonby-Honso, 5 rooms, on deterred payments, very ohtap. 870 ROCKY NOOK—Honio of 5 rooms, qulto new, on deferred payments. CO BEKESirOKD-STREIST-Honse, 7 rooms, largo hall, wator laid on. B7S 50 ACRES of Land In To Awamntu Township, all fenood, port suitable for building nitos. b7O MOUNT ROBKILL ROAD-House, G ro^ms and Bcnllery, 3 ohlmlnlen. tanks, tec. 873 SEAFIELD VIKW-Nloo Cottage o!»> rooms, garden, and large workshop. £J .0. 852 PAPAKURA—7-roomod Houso and 83 acrea good land, on main road, close to railway; voryottoap. A5 80 AORItS, near Hot Springs. Waiwera, Al MARY-BTRBIET. iIOUNT EDEN - Pretty Cottage.S rooms and pontry.iargo lovol allot ment. U43 CHAPEL-STREET—Honso in tbis central posi tion, suitable tor boarding houso, very oheap. 819 TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good loading thoroughfare. B2S GRAFT ONROAD—House, 8 rooms, gas. «o B2 AVONDALE—House. 9 rooms, extonslvo shoes, stable, outhouses, etc, and highly cultivated farm t largo orchard, eto. BIS PONSONBY—Mouse, 8 rooms, two tanks, gar den, etc; very oheap. BIS GREAT NORTH ROAD-House, 8 rooms, garden, too. 829 4000 AORES—Freehold Land, suitable for a . cattlo run: easy distance from Auckland 1 SEVERAL BLOCKS of Native Lands. Titlesi Crown Grants, Vory oheap. AlO KAURI BUSH. 8800 aoros, good water front age, at low prioe. A47 IS aoßks good plonghablo lovel Land, o'ioab to WhauStalioni A32 PABTICULABS OF OTHKE PBOFEBTIES ON APPLICATION. SEVERAL GOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VBBF LOW PRIOK3. Ijl O U SALE, JP By EDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. ,MODNT ALBERT-Gentleman's Restdenoe, 10 rooms, outbnlldlnsf, 3 >o9 aores voloanlo land (near station), fine --i»w; one-sixth oash. MOUNT ALBER: —u>.u ju io ivoißS, ontbnlld. tags, 2 acres fronting three roads (near station) -£950. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-9I aores ta convenient paddocks, with Seven-ioomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. £150 cash, balanco at 7 per cent. A Bargain, MOUNT ALBERT (near Railway Statlon) 0} aores voloanlo soli, ta grass ; splendid vlow, fronts 1 roads. MOUNT ALBERT (near station)-Houso 10 rooms, 2 acres.—£7oo, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, Eden Terrace. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (noar RaUway Htatlon)-3even roomed House and Largo-Allotment 1 good business site, £500 only. Terms—Easy. MOUNT EDKN-Houseft rooms, £210 VIEW ROAD (Monnt Eden)— Fine Sovon roomed Honse: lofty rooms, oonorete o'.atern, boiler, onthonse, with nearly one aore. COTTAGE and LOT-193 x 150—£200. ONEHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farra)-14J aores in grass, with six-roomed -Bouse, cow-Bheds. &o.; abundant water, good onteldo'run. - £000 ONKHUNGA—House 8 rooms-£lO3. MOUNT EDEN—Capital 8 roomed House, with two largo allotments beautifully laid our> £200 cash, balance at 7 per cent, ALLOTMENTS, Soaflold Road, ParneU,Rich mond, Mount Eden, etc. Ed. WAYTE. Honso and Land Agent. Sawing Machines. ESTABLISHED 1855. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. Buy ONLY THE . CELEBRATED >^AA\ ~ o >>^ -^) SEWING MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohino whioh has never bsentboaten in competition. Sole Agents In New Zealand 1 SHAKE'SPEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUBBM-STREET.. 1 in "N" ° T ° E> BEES WAX 1 BEES WAX I Purohasaa In any quantity for Cash. Buyers Of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased ta China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW oan oonfldently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Publlo generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy hia Superior Congou, Best Flavonred Kooloo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teaa, suited to every taetei He has aleo on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crookeryware. Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltlea too numerous to mention, Koto the Address :- JAMES AH KEW & CO.. 23£ %ieen.stree»,



Drapery and Olotmng. /TIRE AT f CLEARING Q AXE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT T QMITH'S, C,?® ° QUEEN-aiREET. MRS SMITH RETIRING FKOM BUSINESS, GOODS TO BE SOLD AT COST PRIOE, A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN AND WATERED BILK AND SATINS, TO BE SOLD OHEAP. j^T O T I C E. JOHN KEESING WILL HOLD A CHEAP SALE OF DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS FOB THE OfIRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. All Goods will bo sold at viruv bkouobid ekiohS during this CHEAP CASH SALE As the Sale will only last for a short time. ' GREAT BARGAINS IN- Genernl Drapery Feathers, Flowers Laooa, Quilts ToUet covers ' Co'lsrettes, Bankets Oonoorttaas, Caskets Work Boxes Jewellery Hard Glasses Dirt Slate, Perfumes Card tiasaa Photo, Frames Eiq„ ETC. ElO„ KlO. JOHN T? BESI NG , 878, UPPER QPEBN-STREET. li DEFERRED « II PAYMENT I il SYSTEM, jl a7*€£&^ BAILORS, DRAPERS! AND A .OUTFITTERS, EOBSOTS.STRKST IN early lost M si* '<v-JJnwm*treeWi Have B WSttt • ABSOBTOD STOCK Ol (hi BEST CLASS GOODS, All Tweeds tooroafihiy ahrunk twfere being made np, Bad lit and -yca-V-manililp gaawoteacL Kia Heferred i'usj. si«u aj. ataw haa been found to bo a great boon, b; oaabltag those with limited taoomes to woowe uweosarlea In the Bisißtrt possibUi nay, INSPECTION INVITED f EXTRA Good Value for Cash J. M. M°L AOHLAN* S 222, Q.UEEN-STREBT, 40 Dozen Kid Gloves, consisting of First Choloe JOSEPHINE. ONTANNM), and PATENT 01 ASP GLOVES, worth 4/6, for 2/11 1 Case of Knglluh-trlaimed BONNETS, worth 19/0. for 8/6 1 Case Ladies' STRAW nATS. worth 3/. for 1/0 TO DRESSMAKERS— 1 Case SILK TWIBT (50 yards), worth 8/. for 1/0 dozen ALSO, CHEAP tapestry carpets, linoleums; flooroltbs ohinajmattings JJktikinbQ FKOM BUSINEB6. ■Having DISPOSED OF MY BUSINESS. Whioh will be handed over the commencement of the New Year, and to save anotlon and other charger, will Retail tke whole of my Labok Stook of MEN'S. BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING at 25 per cent, under ooat. ,v' jlssaas i innr-H s m cm [ II Tho Sale will I commence at onosi I II aud oonttaoo until I the end ot the year, j m [l^OSJß&CßCXfedftfflß *!■■ ' jcsss 'Ihe pnbllo will under stand this boing a GEN UINE SALE, as It Is the " only one wo bave bad during a number ot years in business. I. Phillips, Queen-street. ■ -.«M...»*»* _ A UVS.hA.-XD PERMANENT £L GOOPERATIVH BUILDING AND IN -' S'MSNT SstUiCTS. ' OffS'SOK 1-147. IiCSiBS-EfI'HBSS, LOAN 3 granted upou aoprovatl asetrlites a Freehold ;ir Leasehold Properties to sums ul iS2O ta £6,000 principal and interest being re payable la Instalment? at the following Rn- Dt7Cßn Katsb for repayment of each AIOD borrowed i— » Repayments extend- p., w „ b Total amount tag over rar Y*Be'" repayable. as. a. t i, i, 1 year _ ~200 104 0 0 2 years _ «. I 019 10S 6 8 Syoars' „ _ 14 7 11811 0 i years _ »'ll 8 121 8 8 flyeara _ „ 8 9 18818 9 roars _ _ 7 1 14718 0 10 years - - B 8 1(H IB I And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Society receives Money on Deposit at i per oont, por annuta. JOHN BATGER! Seoretary. ~ £10 to £1,000. VriCTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGENCY. HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Money advanced trom £10 to £1000 on Personal Soourity, Deeds cf Property, chares, &o. Repayments can bo made In Instalments of Onib Shiixino pbi« Webb: for eaoh Potjbd bor rowed, or ta any way to salt borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Offiok Addricbs : Box 90, Auokland, MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage In . any sum required, on terms to suit orrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed nmy hands till invested.—W, V, Stevens, In vesting Ageat, 187, Queen-atreet. ■JMJWiSY TO laEJSID on Mortgage >f Ftssl-olast Fraehoia Seoaritssg. WSff. GOLEMAIf, SBliollte, na I nesnanaahartlgnd-itien-.-. £**J>nr»n *o lend on fkbikhold 3ji4\JvJ\J SECURITY j also, several suma of £1,000 and £600,—Apply Aitken Garrick, Office ot William Aitken. Bhortland-street MON-KY TO LK-N-D, to sums ot g2M ssd apwards, at 7 per cant, JACKSON ft RUSSELL, SOlloltorg. Fcrtjtrag. MONEY TO h&Nl), ia targe cr amai; inmß, at usual rates of Interest GONNELL ft COOPER, SollcitCM,



" Tho Fencing Act" is published in full in this month's •' Settler," which is considerably enlarged, and contains a large amount of original and carefully seleoted, reading matter, ofj speoial interest to farmers, dairymen, and others interested in horiicultural, agricultural, and pastoral matters In North New Zealand. Sond name and address, with sixpence in stamps, for specimen copy. Annual subscrip tion (post paid), 6s.—T. W. Hickson and Co., proprietors and publishers, Auckland,



Monkeys Die, of Consumption. So do lions, and tigers. This is a very important fact as tending to prove that although phthisis is in many instances distinctly hereditary, neverthe less it may be, and frequently is acquired. Such is the pathology of the eraloent Dr Graves, whose clinical experience and literature aro ac cepted as the highest authority. In late times the treatment for consumption and bronohial complaints has become more speolfla and hope ful. Hypophoaphito of lime is combined with cod liver oil and quinine. The wonderful eucalyptus is also used -with marked effsot on bronchial mucous membranes. The combination of theso remedies in Aiokin'uSyrup of Eucalyptus with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine has been the undoubted means of afibrdlng rtor- S™ 6,?' ? ellS^° w*sy sufferers. Agents-The New Zealand Drug Company,



RE•OPE N I N G op tan OLD ROYAL CLUB HOUSE, EDEN CRE& CENT, AUOKLAND, PRIVATE BOAJRGING HOUSE, Many of <he old resjdertto of Auckland will remember the Club Hodbh In connection with « the ROYAL HOTEL, Eden Crescent, as it w&s AA in the time ot the Maori War, and will readite understand the accommodation It affords as a - - Am PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE. In addition to whioh, the present Proprietor has made exten sive alterations and improvements, the whole" having undergone a thorough repair, and rev furnished in a superior stylo, affords evory facility for the comfort and convenience of its inmates. " To the more recent arrivals in Auckland especial attention is drawn to the advantages afforded to the public by the opening of wm establishment in Its central position, command ing a good view of the harbour, and its closo. proximity to the Railway Station, Wharf, Post Offlce, Supreme Court House, and. the Banks. Apartments en suite for Ladies and Families. PLUNGE AND SHOWEE BATHS. Visitors from the Coast and Country Districts will do well to pay a visit to this establishment, speolal attention being paid to their require ments. The charges will be according to the aooommo dation required, and in all cases will be ns low as is consistent with the advantages offered. - Letteas and Telegrams .addressed to "Tad Manager, Old Club Private Boarding-house, Eden Crescent, Auckland," will meet with prompt attention. y BDICAL HAL L,' L- PONSONBY <om> sits.thb Thbbb Lamps), Established 1876. G. HENDERSON. - ' * - ' ~A? Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, and - Snraean.Qantlgt (Registered!. > DJVIVXHa.OOVO BETS SBLEDTIONS MtOM OPERAS. BONBB. DUSTS, tCOa tea. Every Person can havothosata thelrovn BOM broaUingoo 3, HOWDEN, Shobtlahd-btbißi ua pombawn obb of hu Nnrax-umna PI A NOB YOUNG WOMEN'S INBTITUTB AND BOARDINO-HOUBS QUl^-STaBST, Open dally trom 10 a.m. iui S.ea jwn. Dinner and Luncheon trom IS to 1 p.m. Tea g troox S to 7 p»m. - l'^I.^ Boarding-house for Yonns Ladlee who ar« ooonpied during the day. Terms os applicants to tho Hon. Secretary, _ ', . Y.W.O. A. Meeting every Thursday, I.W P.m< Governess" Agency. BervmiW fcgifltry. ana. loading Library In connection with the lnM«