j (Continued from Third Page,y " people for the great kiudacsj thuv~hli fhown him, He Lad fought thffSUS out so far and would fight it om to the end He could not blame them for no' inn™ him a larger m.ijority la-.t time, a., fey had their Itiual men ami would not li'w> done right if they had voted for an cut sider in preference to their own ueis-hbouri' He hoped to be at the head of the poll thf* time with a largo majority ; indeed, lie hail not the slightest doubt about beinc ro turned. (Cheers.) Since the decision of tl>« judges, he had been all through the dwttic* and bad obtained promises of snpport on all hands. He did not appear before thttn in the guise of a defeated candidate bnt as one who had been pursued by means it was unnecessary to describe. He knew at the last election numbers of his supporters had been very busy with thp harvest and could not vote. Other wi>e, he believed that his majority would have been nearer 200 than two The last election .had been rendered void Tea points were raised agairnt hi a • two were withdrawn, seven were lost, and the other candidate won one. His ffiaioritv .was reduced to one, and the voto of a vtt son who had odlv lived six months in tha district was allowed. The Judges thoneht it satisfactory that the election should ha taken over again. He did not object to that. He was prepared for the issue. Bot he was not present at Otahuhu to comp] a i n of the decision of the Judges so much as to solicit their suffrages for the next election and he hoped they would come and vote for him on the 15th of the next mouth There was this one thing the hearing uf th* petition had proved : it was shown that none knew how any elector had Voted. The trouble and expense in this matter had demonstrated this clearly to the people and he thought it trouble well spent and money well spent. About 40 persons were in Court duriog the case, and not one of them could tell how those pEop'e voted. He had not gone round the country saying " Vote straight, or you know what will happen." He had not people voting for him who came dodging round the back door to get a three months' bill hacked The electors who voted for him would do It from pure love and affection. (Cheers 1 Fad he chosen, he might have gone to Wellington and fought the battle there Be would have been perfectly justified in I; taking his seat, but preferred staying at home and asking the people to send him again. He would not ask his Parliament tary friends to help him into the House, when be could get in as easy by staying quietly at home He had been invited to take his seat by the Hon.. Mr Dick, as the following would show. (Major Harris read a copy of the anmmons to Parliament sent to him and addressed,"!}. Harris, K?q,, M.H.tt.'M :: He might expect from this time forward'to " have all sorts of insinuations levelled at him. But lie could give a piece of inform, ation. The service of the gentleman who had acted as Keturning Officer at last election had been dispensed with, and 7 another appointed in his place. Who would the new Eetnrning-Officer be bnt the very person who acted as solicitor to his op. ponent at the hearing of the petition. The person sent to bold the balance, as it were between himself and his opponent was his ;f opponent's solicitor 1 He did not object to thi?, but was only showiDg what obstacles they had to surmount. By way of an in. troduction to the new Returning Officerltia would read a few items from the account forwarded by that gentleman. The items were for consultation • refreshers, etc. He (Major Harris) had lo ! pay for the very consultation between Mr ' Cotter and his opponent, which led to (he ~M election being declared void. The bill con' tamed several refreshers at £12 each, fee ea brief, £66. Tha total cost bad been £360 of -which the solicitor obtained £101 9s 6d! It would be said that he had not paid ih»t money down,-or was not able to pay it, Bnt he could say that he had paid the money into the hands of his solicitor, who was prepared to pay it over to those to whom it was due. (Cheers). It was said that he ;1 had abused and vilified his opponent. He defied any man to stand up and say so, ' He had been called lanctahark, Fenian, Land Leaguer, and all sorts of names. Ho had even been called an Orangeman. He had been made a scapegoat for every species of political cry. Astfo bis conduct in Parliament, the electors were aware that he would do his best to restrict the impoitation of Chinese. In taxation he would allow for improvements in lands, and believed that income should be taxed instead of property. He would increase the powere of tfoad Boards, and facilitate extension of local government by every legitimate means. He would not give subsidies to wealthy districts, like those in the South, to the prejudice of poorer dis tricts. He was inclined to give the Licens ing Act a fair trial. He was in favour of native lands being sold only through . the Government. He wished that to be understood. He did not ' wish to encourage people to go to the natives with gold in their saddle baaa, and revolvers, to buy land. Be did not believo in wealthy speculators sending i' out agents, who ate with the Maoris, slept with the Maoris, and lived with them until he sot their land. He was in favow of giving free grants or land to the sons and daughters of old settlers, provided they wnnld not approve of borrowing unless they got their fair share of the money borrowed. He failed to sea how they would get their fair share, so was almost inclined not to borrow at all. He thought the railway system should be at once ex tended from Auckland to Taranaki, and believed if this had besn done years ego, none of the disturbances with natives would have taken place. He wished to establish an inland town, ia the district of Franklin, by making Paoa> kura the site ot the railway workshops ■■■■■& instead of Newmarket. As to education, bo would introduce this topic rather than wait to be questioned. He thought that so long as large differences of opinion existed amocg certain sections of people, secular education 1 was the only possible publio education. It was the only mean?. He would snpport every means to promote local and mannfac taring industry. The prosperity of a manu« facturipg industry was one of the most important items of general welfare. He wonld not neglect the interests of those who : sent him to Parliament. He would do the ' best he could for the colony. It might be said, " What are you going to do ? What Government will you support?" Mr Whitaker was at present Premier. He would go to Wellington to give Mr Whila ker a " fair trial;" He would give the pre sent Government support as long as they acted fairly and uprightly. Bo consideied that he was going to Wellington to repro sent Franklin North. He was no lacd shark. He had no land speculation to go to Parliament for. He hadnot paid £400, on Patetere or any other land speculation. Ho would not stand up and say that an Irishman was better than three other mcD.' He believed that an Irishman was as Roecj as any other and nobetter. In,con.cluding he received a perfect ovation. In answer to questions, Major Harris said: He would do his best to in troduce a Bill giving grants to sons q£ old settlers. He would encourage the investment ot capital in local industries and manufactures by bonuses,! He had not seen the circular addressed by '■ the Colonial Treasurer to Road Board?, and •■; could not therefore give an opinion as to i s " contents. He would ask fora return of the costs of the Commission upon the claims of volunteers to land. He would do every thing possible to get the Great South Road' repaired. Mr Hall had promised a certain balanoe of £500 for that purpose, bnt the petition was presented against Major Harris's election, and posßibly Sir Join Hall forgot it. He would inquire into the operation of the Lotteries Act. He would not snpport a scheme for direct steam ser vice between Otago and England. If a direct steam semco was asked between the United Kingdom and New JZea and, his actioa wonld be determined by the interests which Auckland would have in it He would snpport the con?1 .'.:■■ tinuance of the California service. He would not be prepared to vote foe the abolition of the Upper House, bnt thpnght it should be elective, 'ft Dtacticable he thought Ministers on taking office might go back" to their constituent?,1 ■■;'. He thought the powers of the Supreme Court judtes shou.'fl be abridged. On the motion of Mr King, seconded W Mr W. E. Wills, a vote of confidence in, Major Harris was carried unanimously . amidst loud applause. The proceeding terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman, '

Bmokers, whose indulgence tn the Weed is oontinuons, should use duet such a cordial aa UDOLPHO WOLFS'S fcCHIBDAM ABOMATIO BCHNAPPa, for these palpable reasons: Tobacco drains the salivary glands ancl deranges.thes nervous organiem. It la a powerful drug, that tells on the strongest constitution. It invite* ■ ayspopsia, heartburn, indiKeatlon, naueea, often bringing on tremors, and Its fumes Impair tha vision. While this elixir may obviate these results, it will certainly brace the system against its pernicious effect" ■

Printed Bnd Pnbißhed 6y the Proprietor,5 Henry Bbktt, of Symondß-atreetat Ma General Steam Printing Office, Wyndhsm Btroet. In the Prov.inca at Anoklond Neff ZeaUnd. WBDNESDi?, May 31,185J,

THE AUCKLAND TFTESTXQ STA-K, MAY &!.



f" Auctions. TO-MOBKOW. SHE EE.JIUVUA YARDS. FOX SALS, at the Uemuera Yards, on Thursday, lit Jane, ' 70 Choice Ox«.h, from Hawexa, ox Hacgregoi andLaliaKooku. ALFKED' BUCKLAND. " rO-MOKKOW, THE KEMUEKA YAKDS, FOR SALE, at tho Kemnera Yards, on Thursday next, June Ist, 32 CholM Steers, from Eareka Station 1G Oxen, from Miitamata 60 Fat Cattlo, from Woitiato 40 Oxen, fiom Hawera 60 Fat Sheep Kut and Store Pigs. ALFRED BLJCKLANP. "" TO-MOKKOW. XHB"REMUERA YARDS, FOX SALE, ot the Kemuera Yards, on Thursday nozt, Juno 1. 100 LONOWO9LLKD E WKS, early In lamb to a Shropshire ram. ALFRED AUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JUNE 2. IH E HAYMAUKKT, FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday, June 2, at 12 o'clock, TheThorooghbrod Stallion MAOKI (Late AUCKLAND), 7 yews, by Tim Whlffler out of "Waratah by Millionaire, ALFRED BUCKLAND. T^AIUKU CATTLE SALE SATURDAY, June 3. -pUKEKOHE CATTLE SALE MONDAY, June 5. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~" ~~ TUESDAYS, If H B HAY M A RJK BT, SALS OF WOOL, SHEEPBKINB, OTDK3, and ITAIiLOW, each Tuesday, »l utfdocfc: ALfRED EUOKLANP. TO-MORROW. AT 12 NOON, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, CITY ASD SUBURBS. TO be sold by auction, by the under signed, on Thu.;dsy, June Ist, at 12 o'clock noon, W2LUN6TOIT-3TREHT-A Good Dwelling bouse and large Allotment, lately occupied by Mr J, Eean; Immediate possession, MOUNT BDBN ROAD-A well-built Hesl fience of 7 rooms, together with a large Free hold Allotment, 10 x 116 fcit, most convenient and pleasantly situated; but a short distance from the New North Koad; commanding a fixe and varied view; 'busses passing regnlarly during the day; now ocenpied by Mr P. H. Carthow. Tho House Is well-built, and is com fortably famished. MOUNT KDBN" EOAD.-Threo very fine Allotments at the corner of View Road, opposite Mr J. w. Bridgman's property, and adjoining. Mr Case's: first-class volcanic soil, well-planted With fruit trcos.otc, etc. VIEW ROAD, off Mount Kden Koad — A superior Family Besidonce.Utogether with a largo Freehold Allotment; pleasantly situated; commanding a good view; volconio soil; nofr occupied by Mr Vlckers. Adjoining tho above FOUR LARGE BUILD INO SITKS. 1 . KYBKK PAB3—Two Splendid Allotments, oaeh 71} x 209 feet, situated just on the rise, nommandlnp; a very fine and extensive view; a flrstolass building site. Flans oan be seen, and further cartloulars ob tained, at tho office of the undersigned. . ' B. ARTHUR, m Salesman and Auctioneer. W. 3, COCHEAITEJ [JAB. DACEB TO-MORROW. TURNING LATHB, ENGINEER'S AND CAKP-eNTER'S TOOLS. f IIHE Subscribers will sell, at their Room*, X Fort-street, on Thursday, Ist June, at 11 o'clock. In the Kstato ef the late H. Di Murray: LATHE and Tools. Hnglncor's and Carpen ter's Tools, Vyoe, Qrlndstone, Bee Boxes, Tool Chests, Fencing Wire, &c, , ' &o. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. " ~TO-MORROW. EXTENSIVE TRADE SALE. i 85 packages Tumblers (assorted) 26 I, Lamp Glasses 20 ~ Granitowarc ' 12 „ Water Eottloa 2 „ Cups and Saucers S ~ Glas3 Jugs 3 „ Confectioner's Glasses 3 „ Toilet Glasses l£f 2 „ E.P. Cruets, &c, &c. 10 „ Bass and Hair Broom Heads 95 packages Decanters, Gas Globes, Powder Sets, Lustres, Vaaes, Toilet Sots, Sugars and Batters, Chinawaro, Wine Glasses, Bait Cellars, &c, &c. • E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell byanctioc, at their Stores, Fort-Btreet, on Thursday next, Ist Jane, At 11 o'clock. 260 PACK&QES AS ABOVE. THe attention ot the Trade Is particularly called to this unusually extensive Trade Sale. E. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, '■•■ FRIDAY, JUNE 2, DURHAM YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday noxt, Jane 2, ex Te Anan, from G labor no, I Fonr-year old Very Superior Draught Colts. - At 10 o'clock. - HUNTER & NOLAN, .- FRIDAY, JUNK .2. DURHAM YARDS. "IIIOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on JD Friday next, 1 four-yoar old very Superior Draught Colts, ex To Atiau, f om Fovorty Bay 1 U[istt"irUng Homo, suitable for Bprlng oeit. from Tauranga 2 HeavyUranght Horses 1 Medium do. do. Haoks, Light Hotn'sa ana Draught Horses, Drays, Spring carls, Harness, Saddlery, &0,, &c., &o. AT 10 O'CLOCK, HUNTER & NOLAN. " MOHDAY, JUJSE 5, At 1215 p.m. SMALL VXKMB AT EAST TAM&KI. ME RICHEST FARMING DISTRICT IN NEW ZEALAND. r SIZE OF SECTIONS, , 5 TO 25 ACRES, UPSET PRICE, £5 TO £15 AN ACRE. F URTHER particulnra may bo obtained tram the owner (Mr Ij. Kltzpatrlok) on the property, or from tho undersigned, at tho O.N.L.A. ltooms,whoro the sale will take place on the aoore date. T. W.~h7OKSON, liand Salesman and Surveyor. TUESDAY, JU WE 6, ' AT 12.15 P.M. SUBURBAN LOTS, NEAR MOUNT Vi.:-, ROSKILL ROAD. SIZE OF SECTION, 1 TO 3 ACRES. UPSET PRICE, £60 AN ACRE. ffWJSfeojpexity ot Mr J. Patterson* from JL»-.whofli fI,U tether particulars may be cOtfE' SLJSOW $» »»4er«i«ned. at the S WL ) l*W^ Sftlosmau and Ajinjiip^ooi;



j &.uw,ona, ; >V, 3, OaJHSASyi St£. DAOEB i'hWAY, JUiiE 2. WALNUT PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD Ku B. N IT uli E THB subscribers will sell at tboir iicomrj, Fort-s^est, oil Fiiday, Jlso 2, at II o'clock, WALNUT PIAXOFOKTE, by Zieglcr Conches, Piciures, Cerpetß. Kusja. >"en. derj nnd I'in3. Mirrors. Crrtaln*. Chalrn Tab!,:!, Iron and Wo d fled -3tria(l\ Mattr, 3-! C». Feather Be I. Pll lows. Ches"1! lira wo: j. WashatEirts, Toiletware, Dr.3-iiBS Tab't', Clocks, China, Cr.-itorr, Glassware, Tub?, atovt ', Kitchen Utensils, &c SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. EAKLY SEED POTATOES, IJtOE SALE, on Pilday next; June 2nd, fj a« Arthur's Mart, /'Ashleaf Kidneys I Pink Hyea .. o Floury Kose?, otherwise Pat up In If 0 pound knowno i late American and £Oib baga. to,' K oe3(splendidpotato) auit cottago and^ Flnke3 suburban Rrowers, a n ver skins [ Suiton'a Ked SUla Plour \, Ba'U ■pOVEIUY BAY KYE GRASS SEED. A Very Superior Sarapin of PURK UN MDCKIi POVKKTY BAY RYX QRAS3 8SHI) for Balo at Lowest Jtarkec Rates, HOWTEK & KOLAS. WEDNESDAY, JUNK 14. IMPORTANT SALE OF FEEEHOLD and LEASEHOLD PKOPEKTY. BY OEDEE OF Til Li MORTGAGEES, Without P.ksekve, THE undersigned have received instruc tions from tho Mortgagees to tell by public auction, absolutely without reserve, at 11 o"cloolc, on Wednesday, nth Juno next, at their Haling ton-atreet Solo Rooma, Tauranga, ALL THAT ESTATK AT JUDKA, two miles from tho Wharf, bclnpr Lots 363,372, 355, 386. and portions of Lots 11. 111. 118. and 120. Pariah of To Papa, In lota as detailed below, viz. :— Skctios 1. All the unsold Allotments of the Suburb of Tan ranga known as Collingwood, In lots con taining from i to 26 aoro3. Section- 2, Lot I—A 25-acro paddock ot the best pasture In the Bay of Plenty; leasehold, IB years to run; no rent to pay. Lot 2—Section of about 3 acres; leasehold, as above, Lot 3-80 acres of freehold, all In capital pasture or nndor plough; c-ipablo ot carrying 6 sbeop to the aero; has fattened two Bowt bullocks to 3 acres this summer: may be offered In two lota. Lot 4—Freehold: 20 acres freehold; tho best building alto j in Tauranga; may be sold In two. lota. Lot 5-Containing ii aeroa, laid out in garden, orchard, tennis ground, yards, and planta tions; together with sabata&tlal Dwelling Of ten rooma, with wu.-h-house, store-room, dairy, fow!-hone&, piggery, and a largo stable for 16horso3 or cattle, and storage for 300 tons. Lot C— H acres of orchard, In full bearing. Lot 7—Containing CO acres of the beat land In Te Puna, close to tho hush. Lot B—Containing £0 acres at the Paongaroa, the site of the- old Redoubt; goad wood and running stream. The Auctioneers invite special attention to this Important sale, aa suitable tor small farma and balldlng Bites. Thsproterty 13 immediately adjoining tho town, and In a few years will in crease in value tenfold. On the following day, at Jndea Sale Yards, at 11 o'clock, will be sold, without reserve, all the Live and Dead Stock, Farm Implements, &c, consisting of— 1 Grade Bull, by Lord Hastings 1 Grado Shorthorn Cow, seven-eighth bred 40 head Fat Cattle 30 head Cattle, various sizes 10 Unbroken Colts, iimio ready for work 1 Flrst-cla's Draught Mare, 7 yra (BloeBom) 1 Draught Mare, staunch LUNCHEON. 8 Hooks 1 Mare and Foal 1 Berkshire Boar, twelve months old, from Grigg, Ashburton 3 Sows 20 Young Pigs 2 Btacki Oata 1 Horse Power 1 Chair Cutter, intermediate gear Dray, Harneeß BURgy 1 Broadcast Seed Drill Alalza Crusher Hydraulic Press 2 Mowers and Keapera Horse Rake fee Ex., fee. Turns os Sale: For Land—ls por cent caeh on the fall ot the hammer; tho balance by approved bills at 3, 8, 9, and 12 months, bearing bank interest. For ytook, &c—Ca?h on the fall ot tho ham mer, or approved bills at 3 or i months. Title may be ceen on application to tho Auc tioneers, or to the National Bank. Any further particulars may be obtained, and piano ot the property seen, on application to JOBDAN & SHEPPAKD, Auctioneers. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. RURAL LANDS FOR SALK ON DBFBBRBE PAYMENTS. Auckland Land Djbtbict. Crown Lands Office. Auckland, 22nd May, 1832. I hereby notify that the lands enumerated ii tho Gohednle hereunder havn been set apart foi sale on deferred payments.and that WEDNES DAY, the 21at day of Juno next, has teen op pointed as the day on which the said lands shall ba open for application, D. A. TOLE, Commissioner Of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. PCKEHOA BLOCK, BEAR MAKETU, BAY 01 PIENTY. WAIHI SUBVBY DISTBICT. Seo. Area. Upset Price. Block a. ii. v. & s. d, . 11. 1 220 2 0 330 IS 0 Z 201 2 0 308 15 0 3 163 0 0 211 10 0 i 120 0 0 193 10 0 6 X.2 0 0 213 0 0 C 219 2 0 320 5 0 8 103 1 10 15ft 5 0 0 122 0 0 183 0 0 . 10 10* 0 0 158 0 0 11 175 2 0 283 5 0 12 153 0 0 10910 0 13 161 0 0 211 10 0 H 310 2 0 150 15 0 15 151 0 0 220 10 ,0, ---1B IS2. 0 0 228 0,0 17 213 0 0 illO 10 0 19 2*l 2 0 JIG 2 6 0 20 191 0 0 288 M 0 21 • 276 2 9 JU 10 0.: The ma*n road from Matcotu 'and Taurange to Whnkatttne and Opotiki pasaoa througc tho abovo block, which .Ih distant frnm Tan rang* 23 miles, from To Puke 11 miles, and from Makotu 01 mliea by partly formed roads. 'J'ho road from Kalkokopu to the -Maniatnhe vl'lago and onward*, throughl the block, being now under construction by Uovernment. Dbsohietiow of Land.—Section 1 72J aoret j?OOd swamp land; 2, 62} acres good swamr land; 3, CO? acres good swamp land; I, SO nores (pod ,awnmn land; 6, 71 aoret gO3d swamp land; 6. 29} acres good swamr find; 8. 62 acres good swamp Irnd; 9, 2! acres good swamp land; 10. 11 acres koo6 swamp land; 11, 10} acres good swamp land; 12 11 acres good swamp land; 13, 11 acres good swamp land; 11,474 acres goodswrvmp land; 15, 31 acros good swamp land; IS, 11 acres good swamp land; 17, 9 acres good swannp land; 19, 15 acres good swamp land; 20, 57 acres good swamp land; 21, 1421 acres good Bwamp land, remainder ot sections open nndulaUng fern land, soil rloh saney loam. Note.—applications for the above lands will bo received at this office, and at the Land Offices at Taurasga and Glsborne. In tho event of more than one application being received for anyone section, the right to occupy tho same will be decided by publlo auc tion, on MONDAY, tho 26th day of June, 1882, at 1J o'clock noon, at the land office at Tau ranga. Notb. —Plans of tho abovo lands may be Been on application at thin office, at the land offices Taaransca nnfl Rlahorno ; at tho offlcea of the County Councils, Tanranga and Whikatane, and at all tho principal Land Offices in the colony. CONDITIONS. No person o»n select more than one section. Doposlt of one-twentiotl> of tho price ot the land to bo tendered with application. Paymonts-Twonty equal Instalments, pay able one eaoh on let January and Ist July ol eaoh year for 10 years, Improvements — Selector must bring Into cultivation not lo^B thau onc-twontleth of area the first year, ono-tonth tho sooond yoar, and In Bix years must have cultivated ono filth, anu effected permanent Improvements to tho value of £1 for every acre. - The Belcctor has tho option, at any Clnto otter the first three years, of di?oharging all his ob ligations by paying up the baltnoe of the pur chase money in ono payment, piovidod he has effected tho Improvements, Residence on the land by the selector Is com puisory for a period ot six yeara from the Usua t iieenae.



j jyieroQanaise. I , . ( ! A BTEUR <rr . TCTATHAN, ! GENERAL IMPORTER 1 AND JCO&IMISSIOH MERCHANT, i 33, LOWEB QUEKN • STBZET, I AVCKLAHD ■ (rippoaite Railway Reclamation), AHD AT 9, KEW BBOAD-3T£EET, LOJTDON, ' Also Representatives In America, Con ; tlneutal and Colonial Porta, GENERAL MERCHANDISB OILMHN'B BTOHHH TKA3, COITEKB PEPPER AND SPICKS ' DKIKD TKOTW j CUJffTKD MJUIT AND VKOBTAJSLE3 I PRESERVED MEATS I SUSAB9 IRIOE, TAPIOCA. AJTD 8 ABO CBTSAI.TItB'r COSTKOTIONERT i; jams akd jrcuxa PKKSEnvsD null cimua coloniai, products tobaccos ciqahs and ciqarxttes wax matches wh.ipplno papebß papek iuqs TWINES OILfl >ND PAIHIB HOPS OKMBNT AND FLABTBB i ; cßocKEny PIANOS AND RARMONIT7MB WINKS AND SPIRITS AGENCY AND SAIIPLB ROOMS | FOR.BUITISB AND FOREISN MANUTAOTUBBBfI. INDENTS FOK~ALL CLASSES 01? MERCHANDISE. Executed on advantaokouh Tbbms. Linismi. Advances on Knurl Gum, "Wool, ' and other Colonial and I3land Produce for ship, ment to London, at which port same will receive prompt attention trora ?,lr L. A. Nathan ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Baadlerv mANIBD INSPECTION, Everybody Bhould sco the Splendid] Value In BADDLERY AND E|A|R|N;eS|S, SOLID NICKKMIIiYEB BITS, BUBBT7PB, ETC., BDPPUED BY W. S. J°NB3- WHOIiBSALE MAHUIAOTUBIB, QtraKN-STBEKT. All ne Lataet Improvements, Novel tlan, and Mountintta to hand per Hermlone, Loch Urr, and to arrive per Wellington, and Anari. The Rioatly Increased demand (or his tn&nu f act area, combined with the latest Improved labour-saving appliances, haa enabled W.H, J. to reduce the coat o£ production to the lowest limit, and consequently supplies bis customers with an article which, for quality and price, cannot be equalled. PUKABrUTT IS THB TBST Of. CHEAPNESS, W. S. JONES, WHOLESALE MAHOTACTUBKB, OUBKN-STBIB7U Hoteiß. fIUSTOMHOUSK HOTEL. V B. R. CAMPION 1 Has taken tho above Hotol, and having thoroiifthlr renovated tho aamo, It now affords tho best accommodation to Comnioroirl Men. HANCOCK'3 BKKR OS DRAUGHT. T> A C I F I C HOTEL. JOHN BILLANDKK.... PROPRIETOR, Boca to announce to his friends and the general public, that ho has completed v o extensive alteration on his premlsea. Among the many imprevemunts, ha baa Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, 1 Under the RnpoHn tendenco of a wol I known Caterer. . Tho "Cnlslno" will, bo the boat the Seaion can supply. Meals at all hours. Best Brands 01 Wlnoa and Spirits. Hancook/s Sparkling Alo always on Draught. I Reasonable Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Stabllnsr.' A. LBB R T HOT BL, QUHKN-STKKKT. THB LAROK3T AND BEST FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTBL m AUCKLAND. I _ B. 0. ROBERTS, PhOPBIBTOE, Fihvate Sumta, SPioioun Sample Koomh. i -iyAKN E X ' S CoMMKROUt JJOTELi OAIHBBE'AiI SQVA EB, CIIEISTCHUEOn, W, F. Waknbk Begs to announce to his many friends In Christ ohurch and tho adjoining Provinces that having . EE-ENTERED INTO FOSBE33ION ot the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated, re-decorated and refurnished In the latest style, he Is now prepared to welcome bis old friends and customers. THE BILLIARD SALOON Attaohoa to tho Hotel la unsurpassed by any Other in the colony, containing three tables specially Imported from England to the order of the Proprietor,. :. •-. •••... The suites of : . . PRIYATB APARTMENTS, whloh are elegantly, furnished and appointed, are entirely distinct from the hotel portion of tho bnildinffi thus insuring ported privuoy. , A novelty In colonial hotel accommodation : will be available at " The Commercial" In the shape of a . I LADIES* DRAWINO-ROOM, ■ kept specially Delect and ezoluslvely for ladles. • A high pressure water supply has been ar ranged for on tho promises, and tho Bath j Rooms are attod with every convenience for ) hot, oold or shower baths at any time. , Comment on the quality of tbo liquors snn i piled at the Commercial is unnecessary, as the 1 cellar is under the speolal supervision ol Mr W ) V. Warner. ' • t The hotel being most centrally situate, adjo . oent to the Cathedral, and within a nhort dis [ tanoe of the museum. Theatre, and other public buildings .and with a tram servioeto all parts .of the suburbs passing at short Intervals, renders R unequalled os a place of residence for [ families, or commercial gentlemen visiting , Ohrlstohuroh. „<,, i For the convenienceof commercial travellers sample rooms will be available. An excellent ohefde cuisine has been engaged I ana generally no pains will bo spared to make 1 The Commercial tho leading hotol in Chrlat ohuioh. | Prompt attention will be given to telegrams . or letters applying for apartments, W. F. WARNBR. Proprietor, CJuA XX. »T A JfJP/' _ o formerly of the City Club (lately of the i Terminus Hotel. HolenavUle), having booabt i the Freehold of the 'Whanqabsi llotbx from Mr Caffler, begs to Inform visitors that no eiTorl i will be spared to afford satlsfaotloc Uorseffl and Pleasure Boats on Hire, ALACK HOTEL, HOT LAKES, OHINEMUTU. KOTORUA. Flrst-olass accommodation for Tourists, Trars lers, and Visitors during both winter and I rammer months. Private Bitting Kooms. Smoking and Reading Rooms, I DIUIiIIDB, , Coaches, Baggies, and Baddlo Horses tor HJri i Conveyances will meet every Bteamer. i tuPoniAKi Notjoh.—Tourists can make ar. ranaements with Cast. M.T. Clayton ansuranoa Bulldingß, Auckland), Mr J. Kolly tfauranga) ! or Mr Wm. KoUy (Ohinemutn), tot thKragh * trips to the Lakes, including boat and ooiob ' hire, hotel accommodation, and all etoMtmas, 1 *t TJXSD BITBB, Trip from Anoklana to the Hot lakM ana baofe, on the above principle for Tan Qtnnui OHtV. WILLIAM KELLY, PBOPBIKTOE,



Liife luaiirance. JiS, HEAD O¥FlGli: PROVIKCIAL BUILIJINGS, WKLLINHTON. GOilinssiO>rsß-..—..-...w-D. H. LUOKIIS. The Only Naw Zealand Life Office, GOVERNMENT SECURITY. MUTUAL INBURANCK. LOWKST PREMIUMS, An Insurance of fi1.200. at the Premium charged elsewhere for fiI.OCO, bc!n« equivalent to an IMMEDIATE BONUS of £MO, in addi tion to Foll Participation in Profits. Agencies at nearly all Money Order Poat Offices in the Colony. Prospectus Betting forth the very LIBERAL RKQULATIONd and LOW PRKMIUMS Of the Government Office can be obtained on application, Workmen's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Isaum> from £5 Upwards. PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. special tablk3 for children. Thk Only Industrial officu with Participation in Ijeofit91 jeofit9 and Government Shcueity, Policies of £20 and npwarJa, after Threo Yeara, can bo surrendered for Cash, or lor a Free Policy. Manager , C. GODFREY KNIGHT Insurances. LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBK INSURANOK COMPANY. Capital £2.000,000 With Unlimited Liability ot Shareholders. Specially Empowered by Act of tho Parliament of New Zealand, Annual Firo Income, exceeding...,£l,of.9 000 Fire Reserve Fund „_ __ 1,500,000 Accumulated Funds...„_, G,3i'1.965 LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID IN AUCKLAND. The Company are prepared to aocopt Risks on Buildings and their Contents—whether mercan tile or otherwise—in the City and Suburbs.at Lowest Cubrest Rates. JOHN BUCHANAN, AOBNT. SHORTXAND-STnEKT. \fEW ZEALAJNU UrtSURAJNCUE J3I COMPANY. Capital.. _ _ _ m,C00,000 Reinauranoo and RoEorvo ITanila - 6160,000 ÜBEBAL CONDITIONS. MODERATE RATES PROMPT SKTTLEMKNT3. |UKDOUBTKD;BK!OURITY, NJS. IN3URANCK BUILDINaH. GKOHOIC P. PIKHCtt AUniuKW. LJCOTTISH IMPEKIAI- USyURAJSCE O COMPANY, CAPITAL _ CI.DCO.OOO, The underslpmed, iui Agent for tho above Company, is prepared to accept Flra Rlxks on every description of Property, at Lowest Current Kates. JAMKS MACFARLANK. Ouimn-<itr<'.nt. uTocenes. <Sc JOHN HORNE (For many yeara with Cloae Bros.), Family Ukocbb, -Tka Dkai.ku & cuoviaios Mekcuant, Corner of Welllnßton ami Nelßon stroota (Opposite Bt Jamos's Church). Families Waitbo o^f you Ohukub. J.II. hopes by keeping a flratclnss article at the lowest Cash Prlco to merit a share ot the publlo patronaKe. TB Al PUKE XT rp E A l GROCKRS AND STORICKKEPKRS wlahlnß tO do a BATIBFAOTORY TICA TRADK, will llnd I! Greatly to thkir advantaob to soil NELSON, MOATK & Co.'«, CKIJtBUAMD Pubs Liquorins Blkndsd Tbab. These Teas are acknoirledKcd by tho Pijkps and Publio to bo the Flnetit and Moot Whole some In the Southern Homlaplioro, GUARANTKHD FRKK FROM ALL BCKNTHD VARIETIK3. NELSON, MOATE & CO., Tea MuncnA.vTH and Blenders, Hlgh-streot, Chrlatohurch, Wholesale Agents for Auckland I Messrs BAUER AND RAWLINGB, HOBSON-SIKEKT STEAM COKifEK MILLS. H. P, GIBBONS & CO., Tka, Coffee, and Spick Merchant Wholesale and Family Grogkr3, Coal. Fibxwood, and PnoDrsoa dkaii H. P. GD3BONB & CO., HOBSON-STREET. ATICKIiAND Cordials, etc. THE AUCKLAND CRATED WA.TKR CO., Cornbb or Wellkslky and Ajlbbrt-etreets ; Manager,. Mb a GKO. Glsdbill, - Wholesale Only. No. S3, Telephone Exchange Tho above Company in commencing business beg to Intimate that It Is their Intention to Manufacture a first-class article, at the lowest possible price, and being In possession of ap pliances, which no othor firm In tho trade possess, they oan, with confidence, defy oom petition, as the following prices will prove I— Prlooa from and attar February 1,1831 Ahd loe On large quantities, per agreement), jperlb m _ - .. _ -008 /Hfratod Waters, Lemonade, Soda water, Ginger-ale, Gineer Beer, Raspberryade, Tonic-water, at per dozen _ .. - _ _ -01 Lemon Cordial, Peppermint do, Clove do, Raspberry do, at per dozen., _ 0 IB 0 Ginger Wine, per dozen _. - -110 Ginger Wine (In bulk),por gallon .. 010 6 Quinine Wine, per dozen _ _ -200 Llmejulca Cordial, per dozon ~ „ 010 0 Sarsaparilla, per dozen _ - 1 10 (J Stoughton Bitters, per dozen - ..110 Orange Bitters, per doeon .. _ _ 118 0 Four shlillngß In the pound, or twenty per cent, dlsoount will be allowed off the above prices for cash, or U the account Is paid on or before the 15th day of eaoh month. If accounts are not paid before that date, the full amount will be charged. , Country customers will be supplied at the above prices, but all packing, cases, >md bottles will be oharged for, and a reasonable allowance Will be made for cases when returned, according to their condition. .Bottles and stoppers when returned will be allowed for at market prices. Particular care will be tuken in packing goods, Customers are particularly reg ucated to advise the return ot empty bottleß by poat-card, or otherwise, for caees frequently disappear in a most mysterious manner from the Auokland Wharf. All hottlos not returned -will be ohargod, aa at market prioea C onveyanoeu. mELEGRAPF LINE Otf COACHES. w. K. Oabteb COACHES win iron to Ollowlngitimo-table, carry ng H.M.'b mall I— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at 8.30 a.m. Loavoa Hamilton for Cambridge dally, on arrival of Train, 2.80 p.m. Leaves To Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a.m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Leaves Hamilton for To Aroha at 8 ,m, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking OfSce i Gwynno's Hotel. Hamilton W; K. OARTKR, Coach Proprietor. Livery and Bait Stablos, Cambridge. 6th Maroh 1881. Tjl E. PHIPP'S TIME TABLE Leave Arch Hill— 8.15 a m *9.30 am Ham 1.30 pm 3 pm 6.19 pm Leave National Bank— oam H0.15 a m 11.15 a m 2,10 p m 3 15pm S,spm 0 3D p m * Except Tuesdays and Thursdays, when tho from Auckland and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from tho Whan. ■ftTEW 'BUS FOR MOUNT ALBKRT XI AND WHAU. From Auokland— Fiom Whan— U.so am Bam 4.80 pm 2.30 pm On Saturdays aa follows I— 1.30 p m Bam 10 JO p m 6pm w. POTTKR. Proprietor" BJSOWARU'S COAUUKU TO THB . GOLDFIKLDr-TIMB-TABLK. Leaving Hamilton for Te Aroha every Toes day, Thursday and Saturday, Leaving Te Aroha for Hamilton on Monday Wednesday, and Friday. pool al Carriages provided to Order. a EDWARDS Llvrrr and.Bal* Stabloa. HsoUt



■ iiaamesa .MoMce-ai J II E HA7iIAF» XE T, *- 105, QV&Bti-BfßHwr,. AUOKXAiSa OM BALK, A«ama» pkk cc.r.OJIASOKIj a:* l.Qrli,;-; EMt'lKi'S,— Whlto Clover, V.id. Clover, ilayie Clover, Cow grass. Meadow 7e£ca«, Muartow Foxtail, Croated Dogstall, Hnpe, Trsfollom Incarnatuta (SoMlal Ciover). FROM AMKKICA DIRECT- Tlraothy, Koutucky Biaegraea (Poa Pratonsls). Poverty Bay Ryegr&ss, Canterbury Ryegiaas. Cocksfcot, Prakieumsß, RattaiL EARLY SKRD POTATOK3, AS FOIiOWB I— Ashleaf Kldnoy, Taylor'a Kidney, Canter bury Finkes, Patterson's Victoria. I^ATKR VARIKTIEa-Hobart, Sntton'a Mag num Eonum, SnttonV Flower Ball, etc Also, Oats. Barley. Garaen and Flowor Seed. Coarse, Fine and Rock Balt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flas^ Tow, xiacon and Hams. BONKDUST and BONKFLOUB of all grades. ISLAND AND PERUVIAN GUANO, SCO., &C HESKETH & AITKEN. mo THE INHABITANTS OF NEW , JL TON ANB3UUROUNDING DISTRICTS. KDWIN STOOKLKY (OP OREAT KORTa HOAD), Is proparod to Empty Karth Boxea and Cesspits. ; Orders loft nt Nov/ton Hotel, Pon3onby Club Hotel, andKdinborgh Caatlewill receive prompt attention. Terms moderate. <&) H. SKI WN X X ffl S O JN, • BUILDKRS, CARPKNTitRS. and JOINERS, Voloaw Lake. All Branches of tha Kalidlnß Trade exooated bj» Kxporienccd Workmen. : Hhop r'ronts, Offlce Fittings, &Q. _ ndAlil COALI GOALI WHAU WHAU COMPANIES, WHANOARKL ; OFFICKI NO. 8 LOWER QUJSEN-STSEET.I W. 8 LO A N E, AGENT. rjn A I T KKOTHEKB .1 MARBLE AND FRKKSTONK MAHONS Monument/!, Hend-stonoa, Tombs, and Iran Tomb Railings. utacßiPTiOKra executed in a bufkbios btti*, Pkk!e3 and DERmtiß FRKK on AppUoaUoni AJ)DIU£B3I~" I ConNEB or KUTLAND AND LORNK STEKBTfI, AUCKLAND Near Junction of Qnaen am! Wakoflsld atreeti , A UUKLANI) PICTUKK.^KAMUIfct 1 AND QILDINa DKPOT. J. R. Di COURCEY Bogs to notify to hla old trlendj and tha bom public that he has undertaken tho Managomaat of the above Establishment, where GILDING, PIOTDRE-FRAMINO, MOONTDfO, to,, in all Its bronohes will ho undertake:; at prtOM defying oompotltioc, CatIMATKi OITIH. ALir^aStocw ot .Uouiiliri^s, Ptotore-framlnß Mftttirlala, and I'lotuios c( every dosoripUoß Blwaiß oa hand. QUKEN-BTRKKT, JoNcnow or Wakkfikld-stbkkt. |i\lS HICK AND 00, (LIMITED), 1 lUrrciicHP, Qneon-Dtroot (noxt Bank of New Zealand, AackUnd). — Poultry ot all kinds , dreßned to orrtur. Prime Hmolted Tongues, Home-ountd ll.uum, Corned Beef on Bale ta L.-.ryu Quantitloa. — N.H. — I>ealer9 In Uame. Live Pheaiianto forwarded to all parts of ths Colony upon receipt ot order. Families waited on In town or suburbs. J, _____k STEW AX T, CIVIL KNQINEKR AND AUTHORISKD SURVKYOh, COBMKB 07 SHOBTLAND AND O'COSMBiL* BTEKETB, . OIL, OOLUUrt, A«U GLASS. MEROUANTS, • W. Punjjppa fc goN. i 96 & 97, Qukkn-strkst, Atjokland, KiZ., 1 IMPORTERS or PAPKR IUNUINBB, i Panol Decorations, . GLADS—Ptliolied. Silvered, and Rough Plati Sngl!oh anr! Cfjn'.iuontal Shoot, Pnoto iTmphio. C! Itiiw Shades. WHITK LSAI), Colours, OU, VARNIBHEH Brushes, Mixed Paints. Cotboii's ADlloor. roiil vo and PaKint HlUoste PalnU. MOUlittiNO3—(Hit, Stained, Veneered, tot Picturti fiinno and Itoom Dooorattonn,Fano7 Frames ror Cabuiet and O.D.V. Pioturer of every description in greafrarlotr BOBAPH— Photoa and Coloured. Albums tor Photos, Scraps, &o* &o* Sea. Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all aleoa | Cabinet and O.D.V. Mounts; Artists' Reqnisltaf. W. P. & S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goods in the North Island of , New Zealand, are able to ezooute either whola ' sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samplea of P&perhangings from open stock, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New settlers in Auckland should inspect our stock of Paporhanginga and Pictures before fitting up their new homes; they will find some, thing to lull tha mean* ot everyone, W. PHILLIPPS & SON, OtTEKN-fiTBICET. ADOKXAITD v a i v uirta a nun, • OIL. COLOUR, AND GLASS MKROHANTB. Importerstof Paporhan^isfrs, Bcrlm, Paints, 011b, Turpentine, Colours. Varnishes, Frenoh Polish, Gold Leaf, Artlete' Colours and Brushes t Plato, Sheet, Crown, Oraameot&L and PhotagraphUi I Ul/ian; Picture Frames and Tapestry Moulding* ■ Clock and Complins Glasses, Olazed Sashea and , Doors. Qi&isoutto Bias and carefully p' olted, M ft 97. OUKKN4TKKKT. ! / rpHOS. J -CTARBDTT, 1 <- THH EAFAI CORN 1 BROOM FACTORY. 1 Custom notraa-BT, | Prices i West, From 13/8 per doc r jPHAMJSS CARRIAGE AND DRAY J. KAOTORY. i JAMES MACkJeT Proprietor, VICTOBIA-aTBEET EAST, AUCKLAND, Repairs of ovory deaorlptlon In Wood and I Iron neatly executed on the shortest notloe. i Springs made and repatred. Always on hand, I a largo quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts i and apoKon, Red Gum Felloes, and Ilobart. I Town Hardwood. i N.B.- Country orders punotuall attended to. ! 7» UOKLANP RAG UOJfIjeANY | DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. \ Opon on FRIDAY, and SATURDAY In eaofc i week tor the Purchase of alt kinds of KAQB,' MKTAU ao^ H*)H OABH <S] ~~P IS L~ H A M • LADDKR & BARROW MAKiIK, 80 and 82, Victoma-steket. Srery Uezoription of Ladders, Steps, Harrows, I avow Wheels, Clothea Horaoe, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, &c on hand or made to ' crder. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and oiaco Fittings, and all kinds of Job bing Work done by experienced workmen on tho shortest notice, i.iN *B*wi Ll?ldd^[ Bt Btepa aad Bttwowi lentoa hire, Violins bought. One or two superior old Vlollm for sale I also. aaoort Vvnlincelln.ohetD. t —• i ow k a ~ct uu. AOEKTB FOE SYDNXY PAFXB MILLS, Have alwayi in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper. , Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, QuaUtlen, or ooloum re qu red, These Papers are now largely used here, ana are acknowledged ,to bo superior to moat Urn ported. Cavalier Frere's Genuine Frenoh Branaio* . American Carriage* American Harness. To Ahmvh Zr.rm and Rxpress Wagonß American Fireproof Sales, fta., lei B. TONKS & 00. VTEHISu COJHCEB7B, BSLEOTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONGB. . DUBTB. «SO» fcor^ Kverr Person oan have these In their ow Hotn* by oaUlnK on J. HOWDEN, SHORrriAND-STBIOT, onfl PtmouAHiNQ ona of hla Neww-Ihpoktbe P 1 A N OB SJI/PJBKiOK OORiiUUAXJBW kAJUHJS, 8. f A R X E R HAS FOR BALK a number of the above, vUb Tap ready (or tue, Ai and upwards, AT lire STBAM WOBKB, VIOTOKIA-aTKBKT, Or. biS QhOP 'VVKLI-KSUJY-aXBEBT, Lmaß auantitles of gpouting, Rldcdng, and Down, pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron ourved at shortest notioe. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selootlon of Chandeliers, &0., at his WoUesley-street shop. Country ordern will always receive his prompt . attention. Lloonsed to lay on Water, et%i ram*"., or thh mrKovwj EdttD,



a jirCKLAND SEKD DEPOT, ..iSL IS", QuBBS-srr.ECT, Acckumj, Just liando-.! from t!>j Orient Ccaiiiiny'a s,a, LIGTTSJ* ftr.il i'OTOSI— A Cliolco Collection ut BULBS, luipovteii >r£- BKEsiy for thia Marki,t- A Nov.- and Choice Collection of Klomer and Vesetahlo SKiCUd, containing the lateai Novelties. English and Amaricaa Clovers. Kyestrass, CooKsfoot, Praii-10, Meadow. i:ard. Sheopa, Narrow-leaved and Tall li'eaculea, Poa Pretensis, Crested Dogstaii, Rtbgrass, Creeping Bent Pou Trivlalis, Poa Nemoralis, Meadow Fostuil, Yarrow, Blrdsfoot Trefoil, TretoUum, and a choice Sample ot Lawn Urass. Aeh Leaf, Fluko, Lapatone, Jacksons, liadies' Tlngers and Taylor's Kidneys, Schoolmanter, Magnum Bonum, Sutton'a Red SSln, Flour Sails. Pinkeyes. Silver Skin. American (early and late) Rose, BrownhlH'B Beauty, nnd Hobar Towns. Oata, Maize. Barley, Wheat, Bran, Pollard, Chaff, Rock and ITlne Salt. Bonedust and Boneflour oE all Grades, and Other Artificial Manures. A supplementary Catalogue of Nursery Stock and Novelties will be issued nest month, free on application to THOMAS STJSADMAN, Seed Merchant and Nurseryman. To Mr 9teadtnan, Slr,-I have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the superior qualities of the graaa teed and clovers purchased from you last season; they were true to name, irosh, healthy, and vigorous, and they have given me great satisfaction.—l am. &C John Bollard, To Mr Thomas Btoadman, Fir,—The Garden Seeds purchased from you last season have proved good, and given me the greatest satisfac tion.—Captain Harrison Ponsonby. E CARROLL, Wholesale and Ketail • FIBH AND OYBTKR DKALER, Cdstoai houbk-stkzkt, opposite Thames Uotel, Auckland. Fresh and Smoked FL»h always oa hand. Country Orders punctually attended to. JOHX BOTIiAN, C.K.J IROBT. LUNDON, 0.8. BOYLAN AND LUSDOI'1, civil knqinekrs, Licensed Land Tbansfke Surveyoes atjthoeiskd nativjk land stfkvtjyoks, khoinesrino and quantity Buevkyoes. colonial bane bullljino, TtflrONßY TO LEND on Mortgage ol yixst-olasa Freehold Seourluea. WM. OOLKMAN, BoUolto, Corner of Qnaen and Hhortland-atr GK s a « r» p v xxa a, COACH-BUILDERB, GBEY-STKEET, AUCKLAND. N.D.-Iron-bark Bhafts. Spokes, Felloes. Blue Gum and kind! ol Hardwood, at Loweai Market Prioet- BOOK.BINDINU & PAPEK-itOLING % * WILLIAM LEYS, J |> BOOK-BINDBR,PAPKR-RUI<KB. 'A f. h Mkbohantb" Aoooust Booita Rulad'«; ji ••' and Bound to Pattemi *3 1 P" t' MUBIO. MAGAZINES, BIBLES 1 ji AND PRATBR BOOKS, fH H ? Bouwn m all trmxei Q Three Doom above Stab Office. bakers' special bulkd day-books, LIIIRAHY » K)KS BTKONB fe OHKAPLt BOUND. J~ tx a a v a jti o v m, HOUBB, dHIP, SIGN, AND GKNKRAL DRCORATIVK PAINTER, NO. 8, WritPHiM-STEHT. TV E A C 0.0 X, • OPTIOIAN, Haa n Btock SPttCTACLES AND EYH QLABBEB of every description, an accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIORO3COPK3 AND TKLB 80OPES. Powerful and Cheap. AXER OI D BAKOMSTBHH, TBBKII OMETEKB, Klkotrio Bells, uaitjieiks and Virnxof. Magnoto Electric Machines and "Medical Coila. opera glaa^hß. hinooular fikld and mauink olaß3kß. Theodoi.itks, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salinomctcts, Argcntometcrs, &c, &c, &c, ABSWT FOB TAYLOH'S PATKNT BEWINQ MACHINK3 & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, Oppobjtb TnE Post Ofb-iuk, Hhortland-sueet. ■JJOTIC& Ulf KiSMOVAL. E. H. PERCY, BAKBR AND CONKKCTIONKR, Begs to Inform his customers and friends, and the publlo generally, that ho Is removing frons bis present residence, situate in Piu-ntreet, tc those premises recently ocoupled by Mr Heath, formerly Of Wakefteld-street Mr Percy, In returning thanks for tho Übera. support recently accorded, respectfully solicit! a oontlnuance of pant favours. Bride and, Christening Cakes made and oraa mentod to order, Kamllles attended. Mnfflna and Crumpeta as usual are a tpeclaltj I^PKIME & CO, BUILDKRS" AND KURNI3HINQ IKON MONQERS, Karanoahaps Koad, Newton (In thOM Premises lately ocoupled by Badding' ton and Lalng), ' Wish to call attention to their Lorge and Varied STOCK of Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, comprising all the latest Ameri can and Kngllsh Novelties— A Choice Seleotion of Register Oratea Colonial Ovens. FeDders . Iron BcdbtoadßifHlniilo und Double) Children's Cot*. Tinware (Large Assortment] Bnamelledware, Brnshware Washing Machines and Wringers Electro Plate. RM. Toapota Faints, Oils, and Varnishes, Spados, Sho'sela Pioks. &0.. Coffin Furniture Sofa aprlngs and Chair Web, Spouting Hone Nails, Flies. I lusJ Cutlery, Zmo, Caps' Furnace Pans, Galvanised Tuba and Buckets Filters, &a, Palls, Looks, Hinges, &c tec. A Speciality made of Carpenters and Joiners' TOOLS. Goods oarofuUy Paoked, and For. « ardod with Deapatoh. Li B U I T SEAS O N. Important to Storekeepers and Parties Pro serving, — Edward Lewis, of Oußtom-house- Btroot, has Just opened a Large and Varlod As sortment of Jam Jars and jolly Cans for Pre serving purposes; also, Five Crates Stoneware Jars suitable (at Buttor Crooks and Bread Pans. tut Board ana xtetuqience. .. RAILWAY DINING KOOMS, QUBBN-BTHKKT TVHARft ' • WILLIAM ,PYB, PROPBIKTOR, Good accommodation ■ for Boarders and Travellers at moderate charges. Cloaollnesß and clyllltyare the characteristics Of thia house. The table and beds cannot bo surpassed by any house In town. Tho Proprietor haa had a very long experience as a Restaurant Keeper, and ho fuels assured that any person giving his houso a trial will be quite convinced that the accommodation li affords cannot be surpassed, THB ONLT HOUBK ON THE WHARffi Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Beds. Is. YOUJMO WOMBN'JS IiSSTITUTJK AND BOARDING-HOUBK. QUBEH-STR2ET, Open dally from 10 n-m. till B.SO p.m, ' Dinner and Lunohoon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea from S to 7 p.m. Boarding-house tor Young Ljullob who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Hon. Seorotary. Y.W.O.*. Meeting every Thursday, ?.S0 p.m. Governess1 Agency* Bervants* R'.glstrr, and Lending Library In connection with tho Instl nts. TW"OTICE Olf KEMOVAL Q-ABRIKL XjKWIB ' In returning thanka to hla Friends, and the Publlo generally for past favours, begs to In orm them that. In order to afford him a bettor opportunity to KXHIBIT MKRCHANDISB ABOUT TO BK OFffaRKD TO PUBLJC qOMPBTITION, OR PRIVATE SALE, he has taken those COMMODIOUS AUCTION ROOMS (Next above Messrs Stone Bros., and directly Opposite Moesra Thornton. Braith, and : . Firth's Flour MlJIs), ... ;"' LOWKU QUKKNrSTRKKT, Where, in future, his, business of an AUC TIONEER AND GENERAL COMMISbION AGKNT will be carried on. Q, L, assures those who may cDnflde Goods to him for Sale, that no exertion on hla part shall be wanting'to further their interests. Account sales Promptly Furnished Advances Made on Merchandise fob Bona Fide Sale, AuoUana. Harob 17,1882



Medical. __ i IMF i* 'i'< AKAFtf Oii »i !.; I ,1s : fktai3si Sxteiovou 02 •>.-*:> by a» Ox'Si ji NlirogAS i'ti. ! t P.-.i>85.'c,:.2.l Hoara-*-! a.m. tilt » P.ai- -s JA i,i fib .. v & "X & «i ! HoaaoH-ai kbxj, f Qr^iag to •Wat,LTi«riToN'--rsg3'g 3 |> U BL 1 C NUT 1 0 JS, j I have thia day appointed Mr C. W. GOOD3OS, \ of Qnesn-strcet. Auckland, ?,oio Aizent for the nalo ot roy Hotnraopathic Modioinaa tor auck- land City and Provincial District. M. MAKSHALL. \ Homreopathlo Chemist. Dated at Dnnodln, this Hth day o£ April, 1883. . . Mr Goodson will supply Medicines at la per ; bottle, or by tha Jozon, 93. MB G 0 L B S. i • DISP.IN9IKG AND FAMILY CHKMIST, (MEMBKR PH4R.MACEI7TIC.aI. SOCIETY), BULINGTON'S BUILDINGS FREEMAN'S BAY. Phyaloiaca and Surgeons Proiierlpilosa care £ully prepared with Parts Dm S3 i.nd Chemicals. Dr. EVANS attends daily at S D.m. X> U B L•I ■ O N O T I OE, S. GILBKKT, CHSMIST AND DP.UGGI3T, ' 3em to ln/onn his frlon \z and ;^a pnolle ! *enera!!y that he haa KBMOVBIj to more 1 Central and Commodious premUos, ut 92, Queen stkekt, oppoulte Wyndhaui-stroflt, whore te hopes to receive a contlnnaiic-n of i;6ir patron;.(?r.. 1 S.G. has « Consulting Hciom that would suit a Medical Mao residing in the Suburbs, S, GIL2ER X, OTJBEN-BT>:KF.T. 1 ttuptjmiili. 5 1 y> E7TTX, Gunmafccr, 2«i Queea. ; JLJri rtroos. Auckland,'oppoaito the Marfcet 1 hows. Eijtobushod, g&i.—Always In StooJt an 4 to arrlvs by diroot importation from Kn«lai><s mode to advertoora own order, —Chokebort Breech-loading Gnns, Doable tend Single Muizle loadera, Bicoch-loading Revolvers, Breech-loart. Ing Hook and Kabblt Rifioa, Game Bags, (ins Cases, Powder Flaakfl, Shot Poachea, and ever] article necedaary la complete the outfit of a ■portam&n. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the beat Brand! In Bportlng Powders are imported direol from the makers by thn advertiser, who can guarantee th sir good quality. Cartrldgeo (or tht Rnfleld, Snider and Terr/ Uliles. Metaluc Cartridgo Cases, Chilled Shot and other aped alitiea always on band. Country dealer* liberally dealt <ricb. Buns Re-atocfced, Browned, etc an cevery other kind of Bireanu Repaired atreasonabla pricee . Notice.—Juat to hand,* lot of good serviceable C. V. Chotebor6*nreech loading Gunn cheap. The Isrfcwt H;oci tr Aaoklanrt U) ohuor<3 from. Alas, In stuck, a ar«e aeacrtnionl of KiraworSi* it >he ,bo*'. u«!ltr JPiHhSna: T».flV;.» . Rewlnc Machinea W. C. U 18"" THK GBKAT SaWING MACHINE IMPOBTEB, ; HAS JCBT BStCEiVBD . A Larja Shipment of tha (Jhallenge MaoblnQ the World— Thb Whitk.Co.'s Skwimq Machinb, The Mo«t Silent Tho Cheapest The Most Rapid Tho Highest Arm Tho Most Simple The Largest Taolfl The Most Kasy to Work Tho Beat Cover The Moat Durable Tha Simplest Shuttle Tha .Most Elegant ' The Neatest Stitch ' Tbeadle Machietes. from £5 10s, THE BEST SKWING MACHINES KTXB HADX. Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. 1 Also. 1 ALWAYB ON HAND, ' Genuine Slager Krister and Roeszaaa > Worthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and Wilson 1 Oroverand Baker"! Jones's ABO 1 Domestic Andothor good make! ■SOU. 23.') D WKKK! 28. 6D. PKK WBBKI AIX MACaiHIM GCAIUNTEXD. 1 Those Maohlnes oan bo had of my Agents I— N. McLean and Co., Pioneer Stare, Whangarel] Thomas Wells, Cambridge: William Stevenson, Onehnnga; K. Wayto, liamllton; Parnell and Uoylan, Glsborne; Hrennan and Co., Tanran«s and at othsr plooea, • mfiS rf^HKAT T\EPOX, I aUEKN-STREKT t ■ ■ ■ ntlOUttV 4*l Afiri™ LKNIJ at 7 per , Si'Xv'U'V/ cant on good freehold ' seourity.-F. G. Kwington. MOHEi XO lasflD, oa approve! ■eourlty, X, X, TYIiKR, BoUoitor, Vnlean Lane. MONEY TO LEHD, In larga or small nuns, at isnal ratoa ot Interest, OONNBMi & COOPKK, Solidton, . • Vnloan Lane. 51TK^fO~i^Nl3rin~«iimrorjE20C Ud upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & KUSSKLt, SoUoltorß, Fort-atreat, ' 4-"-jnOO To LEND in Sums ol £600 • »"VVU and npwards.-F. Ring, Short and-srteet. '£5,000 R B^- A BI)' ! J. HART, Of the London Loan Office, having a large . amount of Money on hand, and unable to Invest It to advantage. Is determined to Lond It out on i Personal Security at greatly reduced rates of Interest, Repayable by wookly or monthly In stalments, or any other way to suit Borrowers, Promisßor,y Notes discounted. Renowals offooteii If. required. ■ ■ Money Lent on every description of goods, ! LONDON LOAN OFFICE, Under Theatre Koyal, Victorla-st, Auckland* ! A UOKLaO PERMANENT ; jSI co-opkrativk building and j invk3tmbnt society. OrrioEi—93, Uoren-btbeeit LOANS grunted upon approved securities Of Freehold or LorwuhnM Properties In sums of , £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re ; payable in lnHttilmentu, at tha following ratec tor every B\W hoiTnywii;— ■ Bepaymon ta extend- n _ Total amoont Ing ovor *or WBEK- Repayable. ' a. d. am , ycaw ™ .. - 13 6 130 0 0 Byears- _ _ 8 2 148 9 S Byears- _ _ 7 8 1M ! I . 10yearn- - - 8 3 1(3 18 8 ! tat Further particulars may be Obtained OB . application r* ika Soaloty's Omoe. JOHN BATGBK, . i , Saoretarr yiCTOKIAN LOAN AND DIS COUNI AGENCY. mGH STREET, AUCKLAND i " The [abovo Agenor having Opened a Branofe In Auckland la prepared to Advanoe Sums oi '] Money, froir £10 to £1,060. on Personal Security, ! Deeds of Proporty, Shares n Pnblib Companies, and other Seonritieo at current rates, BU1( Discounted Dully, Renewals effected, TO accommodate Borrowera Loan |ofUaa?) . : Mayba repaid In Inßtalmenta!oflOE!porwee £20 r . Mar be repaid 'n ljietalmonts ot'Sie per woat Or by any other mutual agreement AH oominrmlcwtioan, either usraonallr or by letter, strictly confidential. Address—^ HIGU.STRBKT. i Noit Anohland Hotal). Box 80. Post-ofßoe TTjiENCIMG I FENCING ! FJSNCINGI! Contraota for all klndn of Fencing talten by Sam White; also, for Sale. Purirl Posts, Totara Posib, Kauri and Hobarton Post?, Rimn and I Hobarton RaUs. 10,000 Kauri Palings at. 9a, House Blocks, 100,000 Shingles, good broad WmTß'Gorettt. 16' 11' Om ««*^B*«



I ». g •i - , v ■:■- v. f. m woo n. i,AKi? A:-n> sstav;:) aqknt, Qt7>t.r-J-PT"™'-T, rjXT"i'-y'J".:"-i.;K i —Kr-r ;h-.l> \ hSo pert or Ke.'l f iWceci j:s-htiu."ns.v»oUa!)d6niKtanti*liy fiu-jacrt. !w<? f.vi'C.d liiobm-nt (10 x ISO), itiiatv-d !n Pitvstwet, cyy«flta Orey-atwot; •err cnitubb for a Mi;..l uimi, tbo po3hion rel nar need. P: ice JBM).—J i. O. Greenwood. nj\£l-26mn STATIOK-For Salo, 100 acres VV good Land, p-irtly fenced and in grass, Kty acfos Rood bash, good run ac back (jolna 'otterV bush and Kolloi s {arm), wol! watered, OKOther with good 3lx-roomed House, cow-ahed, co, and flve-aera orchard; large garden. ->r!oo iSm—R. C. Greenwood. \/J"OUNT ALBEKT—For Salo. 2 sores Ol Rich l>£ Voloanlo Soil, fenced, In Brass, and planted frith fruh end ornamental trees, close to main •oud and railway station; good vlow Price, 3325. XT AUKI QROVK FARM, WAITAKERKL ft. For Imrnedlato sale (altuatfld about five uinute^' walk from railway train). Kauri Grovo ?arm, Wattakerei, containing 210 acres, with •-roomed DwclUne-honso, Farm Buildups, and Store; nearly 100 scree In- grass, ftood garden md orchard, about 100 acrp.B of tltree and mixed bnah (timber soluible for poets, rails, and fire wood). A considerable quantity o< firewood reidy for hauling. One team can haul from lfi *.o 20 tous of firewood par day to the nearest railway station ; carriage to Auckland, under la 6d per ton. Stock, cattle, sheep, and a bullook ieam uiay bo taken at a valuation. No reason able offer refused, as the owner Is about to remove. Ternin easy. —Apply on the premise to J. Smyth, or to S. C. Greenwood. Auctioneer FOR SALE—2OO Acres of Kauri Bush Land boliii! lot lfii, and N.W. part of lot 164, t'crish of Ok&hn, Hobson County, Immediately idjoin'tig tha Union Sash and Door Company's property; stream through the lard. Prioe low. iasy tovms.—lt, O. Greanwood. THK other Farm consists of 80 scree eood - land, fully improved, 10 acres bush land, ?rel» watsred; New 4-roomod House, &o Pried, £400. 170K •..'ALTT—Hcven-roomed Cottage, Bltuated X' »t tho Whan, main road frontage; good orchard, fee.; \ of sn acre of land, good well, Jco. Price. £280. (82) JJiOli 9ALK—Lot S7, Porlßh o£ Mongonnni, co I. lainlng iorty acres of very choioei and Price, CM, worth £100. ALSO, South-western portion of let 79, containing 33 acres of very good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lota 11, IS, and 35 of the town of Manga p.ii, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £39, Xht3 above lot of lands ore a capital investment and cany terms can be made—say £25 cash, balance by instalments.—X. C. Greenwood. FOX BALK-5 milea from Auckland, 5 to 20 Acres of Good Land (Unimproved) j well watered; close to uood roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; suitable for-anyone wish lng for small dairy farm, and to seep a horee and live out of town, the aspect being to the North-Kant, and view good; locality. Mount Albert, and the landadfolaju? belnccall taken np and valued at four times the price asked for this land, viz., £1210s an acre, payable on jtha (Inferred payment Byetem, or as agreed. R. C. GREENWOOD, AUCTIONEER 4.ND ESTATE AGENT n nKKS-BTBIBT D. F\ E v A ? s ' KBTATB, HOUSIt AND LAND AGENT. MONEY TO LEND. And every facility given to Purchasers. PROSPECT TERRACE-Very desirable Ro«l. dence of 7 rooms. &o.; splendid fruit garden, large; allotment. £SSU, 497 MONTAGUK-STKKKr (Newton) - Vaiandah Cottage, S rooms, &c.; corner allotment, £130. 179 NEWMARKET— Verandah Cottage, 5 rooms, register oven, &c.; corner allotment (33 x 100). £250. 478 CLARKNCK-SrREET — Cottage (quite new), fourreomsand scullery; allotment,3B x 83. £250. 497 HOWK-STREET.-(near top) Pretty Villa. 5 rooms, fee- allotmcn 30 x 103 425 3PKING-STRKKT — New and well-finished Villa; 2 allotments, &c, &c £150 4U9 MOUNT JiDKiN-New and well-flaiahed Villa; main roart frontage . 408 FKKNLEI'JH-STrtUKT -Lar^e Double Honse,. 9 rooms, &c, *c. £460 101 PROSPJiUT-STHKaCT—New and well finished Villa, i rooms, &o. £2GO 400 PROSPECT TEKRACE-Verandah Cottaae. 6 rooms. &a £300 329 UPPKR QUKES-sTREET-TwoNewand weU flninhed Houses; comer lot; a good pro perty. Price for lot, £1.000 392 SHKKHAN-3TRKKT, near Ponsonby Hall- Nice Cottage, I rooms, &c £230 300 nd Several other Properties In various ports. HSLKN3VILLK—Snug Farm, 121 acres, (rood homestead, &o, 388 BAY OF ISLANDS—4Oacres, unimproved OROA WHORO—Farm 317 acres, good home- BU'iid. &o. 413 TAKAPUNA-31 Acres, House, and Outbuild ings. 415 TAKAPUNA-B1 Acres, unimproved. 419 ■ Bnlldlncr Allotments at Northcoto, Ponsonby, Monnt Eden, Newton, and other places, ranging from 12s 6d per toot upwards. Full particular on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land, and Estate Agent, Is 9, q v k k n-8 t re b t, Next Heimld Office. J. M. L E s N ° 28TATK AOKKT AND YAU7ATOS, QITXZH-STBKET, AUOHUST). MONBY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS BECUKITIKB, OR IK VBBTKU IN BANK. INSURANCB. Ol'. OTIIKK SHARKS. A BARGAIN —ISolniers" Bay (near Etokea' Point—Farm of 20 acres, frontlnp; a navi gablo creek, with 5-rooined Hpusa. Price, £250. -J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. Auckland. 21M mO INVKSI'ORa—A Good City Investment JL for £1103 (freehold); products £2 it per w- ek rental.-J. M. Lennox. 2«M TO I-4VK3TORS-A Good Investment for £21C0 (freehold); produces £4 (b per week.— J. M. Lennox. Kutate Agent, Auckland. 2C.VI TO F.VRMKR3 — A Desirable Farm and Homestead, about J of a mile from Buck land Railway Station. Tners.are 73 acre?, all subdivided and laid down in grass, with a com fortable 6-roomed Residence, good orchard, &c Prico. £1000. — J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 274 i ( ■( KEEN LANE-A Beantlfnl BuUdiog Bite V X of 3 aores, all fenced, and with gcod en trance gates. Price, £320, —J. it Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. 25M aUKEN-STKEnT— A Good Invostmcnt in Qucon-Btroi-.t. paying Interest for £5C00.— J. m, Leonox, Auckland. 2431 i-onn-SCTBURBAN RESIDENCE of Brooms iow in Valley Road, with 4 aoreaof vol. ranlo sail. Terms can be arranged to salt pur- Chaser.—J. M. Lennox, Auckland. IBil i?4.KO- FOtt SAIJK. a Farm of 55 acres at Xl * o \J Pspakura VaUey. with ne w 6-roomed Houee and all t.ecesaary outbuildings. There are 10 acres in grasß. The land ia well watered. Price, £150,— J. M. Lennox, Auoklahd. 17M CITY— A fine City Freehold, producing a rental of £^00 per annum. I'rina, £6000— £503 ca--h, balance can remain upon the property at 61 per cent—J. M. Lennox, A. nail ACRE 3 near the Rotoruar railway.— a.uou 3. Leonox, Eatate Agent, Auok land. DONSOKBY— A Seven-roomed Residence, X commands a most magnificent view, in the best part of Ponsonby; freehold allotment (99 x 182), all laid out In ornamental trees and shrubs. Price. 700— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. SEAFIKLD VIKW-Kour-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Pdoe. £250.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. pUNQUEST PLACE, Pamell-Four-roomed \j Cottage, with two additional rooms de tached ; freehold allotment. Price. £210.— J. M. Lennox. 164 L - MOONT EDEN-A BeanHful Naw7-roomed Residence, with verandah and balcony, commanding a magnificent vlewj ot the water. The omnibus pauses within a few yards. Frloe. £500.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent 163 L PA 30—FOUR-ROOMKD COTTAGE in Duke ** L° v street, with freehold allotment. Price, £130. -J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent 160 L REMUKRa— Villa itesldenco and6J acres of garden, ehrubbory, and pasture. Prioe £1.000.— J. M. Lennox. . 150 L PAPAKURA (a Bargalnl-Farni of 63 acres, wjlth small House, and 20 acres in grass. This b'odntiful little homestead is only 21 miles from town and 1 mUe from a railway station, 2 milea from a enm-ch "and BOhooL Price, £340.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. . 65L XTtOR sale (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acres at X Pukekohe West, unimproved, being part of Lot 18. This fine property Is mixed bush and' fern, and well watered. Must be sold. Prlue, £380; £200 of which can remain upon the p :o porty at a very low rate of Intercut,—J. M, Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. 13SL A FIRST-CLASS FARM ot 123 aores In Wes- Pukekoho, with good House, cow-sbeda, dairy, fco. The farm is all in grass, and is only one mile from the railway station.—J. M. Len nox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 126 L VILLA RESIDENCE.-A Charming Villa, commanding a magnificent view of the harbour; about 3 aotos of pasture and shrubbery. Prioe, £1000, J. M, Lennox Estate Agent, Auoklmir" isr For Houses, Harma, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in 'Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, • Estate agent. Auckland, gAMUJSJU Y. COLLINS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, & FINANCIAL AGENT HIGH-STBEET, AUCKLAND. LOANS AND MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. For Sale, on terms to suitpnrohasors, Houses Allotments Bought and Money Advanced for testatoents? 87 KJ>M by WMkly Or monthly Bhares Bought and Sold. \7OUKQ MEN'S CRKiaxIAN ASSO. ■*- CIATION. GuKNKJQ 01" WaLLKSLttY AND ALBERT BTBBBWB Roadlug Room, Comfortably Furnißhed. AU S« im "^ Pa^K on the tables. Subscription, 3» <w per quortar. • The Library contains up warda of. 2800 vols. in the various departments of Literature, Subscription, 2s 6d per Quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Bmpfoyment ami BoardinK-house Registers, Meeting for Young Men on Tnesdays, nt 7.80. SvanKelißtto Servloe, Thursdays, at 7.50. Blbto Reading and Prayer, Saturday at 7.80, Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. BTBANSKBB mi others (especially Youhb Men) cordialif invited to visit the Rooma where all Infcarnation may be obtained, Oven £romßß.m.Ul!lop.m WAKHOCK B KOTHHKS. 3OAF AND OANDLS MANUFACTURERS, OOX'S CKEEK, RICHMOND. OnriOS I DUEIIAM-STBEET. AUOXUHTJ. Dash Purchasers ofTaUow. Wool, Sfteepsklns,'