CORRESPONDENCE.

WAIKATO CfIE.SE FACTORY,

(I. the Editor.)

Mr, -Having noticed in last Friday's if sue nf the "New Zealand Herald" a reprint from tho " Weekly News " under the above heading, I concluded it refeired to the company of that name which h. s lately const nct'd tbat bu'ld'ng on the Hami'ton- C. aibrid c road, which, by i's posi 'ou, is so in;,.ii:oiißly adapted fur canning on the two cal'ings of cliee <~. making and dust col'eetini; under the one roof.

I at ones pro. cded to lead, hoping tn find perhaps an explanation of how the:o two indvs'rie . may be profitably combined. However, I found I had mistaken the subject of the article, but must frankly admit that it coiala'ncd a good de 1 of refreshingly li^ht entertaining matter. Your rrspeited contemporary, in treating his subject of the advantages to the Waikato rlKtrict likely to result Irom the chose factories just being eitablished there, early rema.l.s t ,at the profitable grast ug of cattle or sheep in that district bad become a tbiug of the past, partly on acaoii.trif the dyin■; out of the heretofore rich clover aud grass pasture", but principally ow ug to the decliueiu the price of meat through over-production. These two v. nous statement) became the more st titling from being set before_ a _ side by side, tl.as suggesting the idea, that simultan ously, with the distiict ceasing to be able lo produce rich f_:d, its production of liiiafc has become so great a' to bring dowu this article to below apayiug price in the market.

After learning the above, one is not so surprised as otherwise he might be, to hear tbat (he immediate consequence of Mrs ctnditiou of things i. that the whilom graziois have natuia'ly turned to the culti vation of daiiy cattle for the production of ni'lk for chc sc-doubtles. incited thereto by the a'legcd pnveity of the pastures. The ac'.ual rau-ei of the preent de ri- fed st.ti of thing, in the Waikab, though we do not d . pjir cf shortly seeing theiri got rid of may perhaps fairly De as sumed to be a lit'le more compacted and further to so;kthan tliosetwo veryoriginal one! to freshly a _ lightly adopted by the "Weekly News." But to attempt t_ fol'.w out these dry conditions would be to lo c ei;ht of the in tentions, of your conti-mp^ rary'a article which, Ipc ume, docs not aim at anything so heavy, being, it would seew, designed to blend a good, deal of amusement with a little instruction. An example of the latter clement occurs where the "Weekly i. ews" suggests to tbo milk producers how much better it would be, imt.-d of their keeping their lot of milking cows merely thiough the-summer, when feed is comparatively abundaut, that they should continue to keep up the sami number right through the winter, when tbe cattle would have to he houted and almost entirely artificially, and therefore expensively fed. One can ea.ily understand that it would suit the cheeie factory better to have an even supply of milk throughout the year. But will the price to be got for the cherse pay for the greatly incrcas-d rate for their milk, which farmers would require to enable ihem to produce it p: olitably in winter. But this is making difficulties, and not looking at things in that biight and cheery spirit in which the "Weekly New." so airily refers to tbat judicious blending of greea feed, hay, stabling, and cowboys, which is so easy to procure, that these things may be said, like Jo h Billings' angel, almost to "go wih ihe farm," Merely now adding tbat tbeie can, of course, scarcely be two opmious as to the great good likely to be effected in Waikato and many other coun try di.lricts from the introduction of the co opeio/lve cheese factory system, I will not limber frespus. ou ;>our valuable sp_ce. —lam, &c,, ; A Former Grazier. Ma-.cbstb,

MR FEDMOND'S VISIT TO AUCK LAND.

(To the Editor.) S'R, —A great deal has been already written about the visit Mr Redmond is_ going to pay this city, and I certainly think he is deserving of great sympathy for the unfor> tunatc revelations that have been cabled to us from home at the very time that he was about to oulist the sympathy of Australians in his caiue, aud some have even refused to give their mi-c in to the keeping of Mr ISgan. So far as I can tee, there is Very little difference betweeu any of these societies— "Land League," "National League," " Fenian," *• Ribboninen," and a hundred otheis, all mean trie same thing-a strong opposition to law and order, and the sub (•cubing of foreign capital to carry it on when the locd industry is played out. Mr E-aa'B hasty retreat, as c.bled, scarcely tallies withMi-Redmond'sindigoation at any insinuation about tn. funds not being exactly accounted lor, and what was the sum aud substance of Mr Redmond's denii'l ? That' ho and the membeis of his s.cieiy had been quite satisfied as to the uSte the funds had been put to. Could any .stronger proof be advanced as to the libeialiiyof the Government under which jth'c'y live than the fact of their being a"owed to go at large and lecture agaiost it, excitiug rebellion and lawle-.snc.s, and very often endtns in such tragedies as the Phcenix Park affair ? JNow I s y let Auck land show her loyalty (all secti alike) by giving no show ol welcome to this agitator and his bro her, allowing them to pay their own way; tnd may they not collet enuugh in this town to dispose of a Inn.lo.d, to taj nothing of a secretary, is the he_rty wish of a Loyal SußJEcr,

THE ALLEGED DIAMOND FIELDS.

[To the Editor ]

Si f—Seeing in your paper a letter from Mr Alexander about the stones found here, and said to be diimonds, I should like, with your permission, to say a little on diamond fields, or rather bogus diamond fields, as I was one of many who were victimised in tbat well-known swindle, the Arizona diamond fields. When the news first came to S_ n Francisco tbe excitement was some thing awful; cveiyone Wis diamond mad. We formed a party of about twenty-five; each one put in 100 dollars, and found his own fit out, which consisted of horse and fittings, a rifle and ammunition, and oft we started by way of S.n Jose; then Soledad through San Lewis to Los Angelos ; from there through Tuscon to the supposed diamonds fields, a ride of over 1,100 miles, through Indian country, deserts, over moun tains, through rivers—hot and cold, wet and dry; and whenwegot there, properly doneup, we found we had been fooled, as there was nothing in the shape of a diamond ever -found there. True, they had s.lted a piece ot ground, and after taking out what they had put in, they sold out to somo specu lators, and then cleared out, and after many trials, they were made to give up what they bad left of their swindle ; but us poor devils in a country overrun with Apache Indians, with no money, no way of getting any horses, and doDe up. It was the byo word g.ing down—diamond fields or bust. Comin-; back it was "Busted by tlmuder." lam not going to attempt to describe our jouinoy back, ouly let me say it wa. a rough one. Now my advice to any one who hai diamonds on the brain is to keep away from any rush here till they are well proved; or, if you want to go, go broke, then you wont be badly fooled if you come back broke, Ono bit twice shy is my diamond motto, - Yours, &c., Ben Lumer, B ewton, March Cth.

BATH LARCENIES.

(To the Kdiior.)

Sir,— Anent these deplorable larcenie", ! allow rae to suggest the adoption ol a prin ciple carried out at most of the public baths in the old e.untry. It is this :—On th. intending bather receiving his ticket, the attendant ask. him to hand over to him his watch, jewellery, money, &c, for safe custody. The c aie forthwith deposited in a small locker, numbered, forming one of a aerie?, and equal iv number to the dressing boxes. All such articles of value having beeu deliveredupforcustody, the bather receives i a "tally," or metallic disc, having impressed upon it'tho number of the locker in which his property has been placed. This tally he can easily conceal in some unlikely spot from the curiosi'y of the evil one, This system goes to prevent, not only actual larcenies, hut also the probability of trumped up complaints of robbery; and, moreover, removes all odinm from tbe bath proprietor in case of any loss entailed by one faMiig to avail himself of the offered, means of security ; snortly, instead of being an object of sympathy, the despoiled one, or tbe soi disanl victim, beomes an object of contemptuous pity. Such lockers are not necestanly expensive, being merely pigeon, holes in size, but they are secured, each of them, by a door and a lock,— l am, &a, ■ S. C. Hall,

SUNDAY-SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

(To the Editor.) Sit,-1 am glad to sre that the S S Vi,L propose ha.ing another Scholars'lndnS Exhibition shoitly. I hope it will n a failure like the last one. The iirst ° woi an immense succsj, the second »c not at aU up to the mark, and tIE Z? a sickene;. Kow, how was that the bft£_ Simply thuswi c, the management „*! nothing but a bit of coloured cardboard cal'ed a cortilicah of merit a.a n?iJ? which the children seem-' no value put on one side, or, as in a case I km, _? put it at the bottom of a clothes box th___ to lay, to be hid and forgotten, inVtoidrf being as it ought t. have b en a prfc£_t some sub t-nti-l value, to be admired_. every visitor to tbe house, and as an In ceottvo to the young worker t 0 { „ Al' effort and succey. 1 think tho montel dcnved from the children's cxhiM ,v rally should belong to the children,2," paying aU nece-ary expenses. I stfpn Z the thing wna not oiiginally e <£f 1 ™ merely to make money, but tbe rather In encourage children in industtious and n-r ful habits. If lam wiong I am m\M be corrected.—l am, etc., ■ " Honesty of-Purpose,

BISHOP LUCK'S PASTORAL.

(To the Editor.) Sir,—l was pleased to hear that IM__. Luck has spoken out for Catholicity p • Why the Roman Catholic, more Ihantlm ■ non Catholic Churches, sh.uld be _,„ ciated with the politics of one countty mel li' than another is hard to be iinderatiol - especially as her priests are celibate* and ' so transfer to the church, those affections which men generally exercise to wards their families, h.me, and country, . - ThAl P°3i. liS n * toßethcr,. w'tk tbe claim of ths Church for universality, should enabh. the priests to use all their influence to th_ fostering of those graces which arc ike , special charm of Christianity. '

It is a source of gratification to find ''tbat Bishop Luck's influence is being directed towards tho strengthening 61, unity peace and concord, ia thi_ tbe Britain of 11,.' South—lam, &_.,- • •,.

IS.o.iH,'-.';'

PROTESTANT ALLIANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Ths Grand Council of the Protestant Alii. ance Friendly Society held its annual meeting ye-terday, when the following executive was elected for the ensu _g year : Urand Master, J. McDonald; Deputy Master, D. I'ilkithley; Secretary, yf . Smith; Treasurer, R T. Douglas• Grand Trustees, Henderson, Basham, and George Taylor; Chaplain, W. Lai.<>; Pastlla-fes elected members of Council, James Wilson R. Scott, and A, Neilson. The' mem' • ber. of the Grand Council were, enter. tamed at a baoquet in the evening by the Alexandra Lodge. An excellent spread was provided by ho^t Kowlins.., and ample justice having been done to the viands, the programme of toa-.ts customary on such occasions were drunk and responded to. In proposing the toast of "The. Protestant Alliance nigh Court," Brother, Laing said that owing to the membership of the society being healthy during the pasi. year, the claims upon the funds had been slight. In the Alexandra Lodge, for. instancp, there bad not been a sioglo death, ihe rules.of tbe society bad beea forwarded to Wellington, and they bad that day received information from .the Registrar of Friendly Societies that the new rules had been approved, and tho' society duly registered as a "friendly; society." ihe members of the High- Court had exerted themselves tp advance the interests of the seciety, and the rc>.l. was increased prosperity, numerically and financially. '' • - ~>

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

THB usual fortnightly meting was held last; evening. Present: Messrs Walker (pre-" siding), Winks, Clarke, Hood, Pollird, Mullins, Davies, Herbert, Barber and Mc« Connel'. : =_

CleveliAkd - street. —Tenders for the;. formation and gravelling of Cleveland.;: street were r.ceiv.d from Messrs Donagb_.e.:. and Sbanaghan, John Kirby and Alloa Maguire. ihe following were accepted:-/ Excavation and forming, £771 lis; man bole and cc 'pits, £10 ; keeping road inre« pair, £10 ; retaining wall of concrete, £153.; per chain; scoria backing to same, Ss chain. These items and piices were all in cluded iv schedule submitted by Mr J; Kirby. Tenders for the whole of the worls? were:—Donnghue and Shanagan, £1114; Maguire, £i 085165; Kirby, £1012 Several items were, however, left over for fafire ; consideration

Diversion of Dkainage.—Apian was', submitted by the engineer showing how-j: it wn possible to divert the drainage from i, original plans asaffecting DrSbort!an_|Strail Mra Mattison's property. Tho diversion,1:: it was considered, would be effected at less, coit than the plan originally intended, Our tbe motion of Cr Herbert, seconded by Cr. Mullins, it was agreed to make a deviation* in the drainage plan, by which the drawß would be carried at the back of Dr Shortland's property. Accounts.—Several small accounts were;; passrd for payment, and the Town Clerk was authorised to draw £500 from deposit account on account of drainage works, - The Council the adjourned.

Printed andPubU-hedbrthePropri^or^j, Brett, of Symonds-street, at, ins <" Printing Offlce, Wyndham . reet, in the - v-oceof Auokland. New Zealand. TUE.PA-, MABCH 13,1883.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR MARCH 13-



sr* 11" "" '""-"*"" —_!—^^ -. 'Aactions.l I TO-MORROW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, At 11 o'Clock. HEW VERANDA_-"cOTTAGE AND FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT. BOND.STREBET,~NEAR NEWTON. "TO BE SOLD EY PUBLIC AUCTIOT. BY OBDER Of"tHK MORTGAGaE. D. fTeVANS HAS been instructed by the Mortgagee to so'-I by publlo aur,i:on at his new Land and Estate Mar , Qneonut- ot, on Wednesday, the 14th Maroh, at 11 o'clock sharp, A Now and Pr.tty VcranCah Cottago, 3 rooms and largo cellar: tin!-, and other con vonlencos; tu^otcor with the Freeh->d Allotment 33 x ICS. be< -s lot No. 102, sub division ef Allotment 17, Section No. 7, Suburbs of Auckland, Bond-treot. Also, as por Instructions by the owner, 48 aorea Land, of whioh 15 aores Is in gatrten and p .ridor.k j balance in ti-troe scrub, an. fern: sltuato on the banks of Little Muddj Crcok; together with Houso of 0 rooms and outhnlldinge. ALSO, A Oipltal Farm in tho w olkato. containing 121 acres good and improved land, sub-divided In paddock.., orchar.l, &c; good Homestead, with neceseary outbuildings; situated near Ngaruawahia, and Bold Bubjeot to a Mort gage of £125. Also, as instructed by Mr W. Hill, HfcO^e-street, Ponsonby Ward-Pretty Villa Residence of 5 room 1, rice'y fltbd up, Gable ends. Bay Window?, Sec, together with Freehold' Allotment, with a frontage of 66 lest to Haottet-Btrrat by 09, bo.'ng lots 11 and 12 ant division of allotment 12, section 8, suburbs of Anck'r.d. Also, aslnalruo' ,d by M. Smith Valaablo Freehold Froccrtyoi Karangahano. Road—A very oimfortable and well-built ' Villa Kesldenoo. cint-'nlng 6 1 oms, titled With onpboarda and other convenience?, gas laid In. t'.Bk, splo idid woll, end allotment abont 83 x 1.2, This property being situated on Karangahano Road (near junotlon of S_n_on_s-Btreot)U-_main thorou'thfsro "1 thn rlty for all districts south of Auokland, Buchrsßemuera, Newmarket, Mount Eden, Mount Albert, Avonar'e. Sec, is now, and ia oeita'n to become of very great value. _uch sites aro roldom pic c din tho market, rid the , owner .'a ieluct_ntly, yet po itlveiy determined to Eel. Full partloulars of above and other properties at Office of D. P. EVANS, Queen-strcot, _oxt E. 7 k of Auatralaßla. TO-MORROW. At 11 o'clooE a.m. HOUSE (7 ROOM ) _^D SIX ALLOT \^ MENTS, BOND-STREET, NEWTON. TO BE ,-^.p By PDBLIC AUCTION. AS received irstriicti_,_, „„, «,. T . „ Shansghsntj atll by nu.S. 1 Mr John his New Land md Estate Mart. QHJS! i0°- a' (next B_nk ot Australasia), on Wednesd-yFS?' Hth Maroh, rtt 11 o'clock, *' All that nleca or parcel cf Land, bol_ r Lota 163.161.1C9,11'-, 113. and Hi subdivision ot Lot. 16 and 17. fscMon 5, Bond-street, 1 Subnrb3 of Auckland, having together afront.gota Bond-street of about 297 ft. by abont 105 ft. deep; together with the Dwelllng-bonsa of (.even rooms ereoted thereon, D. F. EVANS, Qneen-atrjot (next Bank ot Australasia). TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, BELLE VIEW, EMILY PLACE. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mrj Mil _, f _ st 1 at her residence, Belle View, Em'ly l'lr-o, off Lhorlland-stroet, on Wednesday, at ha' f-pa to_eoc!cck,p,-_„_..r HOUSEHOLD FURNITDRK and Effects. Drawing Room Lniio, Cval Tsble, Inlaid Whatnot Piotur, j. I rge Dining Table, Half-testerl'(dst rd S/'ngiol.onßsdsteads, Catpets, M»tt« _■?, Gluss und Earthenware, Kitchen Utensi.'e. On view on the mo_nlng of tho Sale-day, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, NOON, PAIN MURE, VOLCANIC FARM. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY ORDBR OF THK TRUSTEES OF THE LATE CAPTAIN LILLEWALL. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with Instructions from the _-.ast.es of the late Captain Lille-wall to sell by publio auction, at his Estate. Land, and Hones -_le-rrom. Arthur's Mart. Qneon-etreet, on .hu.sday, 15th March, at 12 O'olook noon, A COMFORTABLE HOMESTEAD Of 100 aores Scoria Land, fenoed and subdivide 1 into paddocks, orchard and garden, rsnverlently and pleasantly situated at the foot of Mount Wellington, Facmute, fl._-oi._- soil; a good supply of water, a goal Dwelling-house, dslry, cowsheds, piggery, Sec ; commanding an exten sive and varied view of. tie Tamaki, Mon at Bt. John, Remuera, _Cl]ers''e, Mount Hob.an. One Tree Hill, M. nukau, &c. &c.; now occupied by Mrs. Liilewa'', who will show Intending pnr ohaßers the property. Further particular, and car? _ fo view can ba Obtained at the offlca of the Auctioneer. "~~ TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, At 12 o'clock, FERRY HOTEL 1 FERRY HOTEL ! NORTHCOTE, NORTHOOTE I By Order of the Mortgagee, G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions to rell by nub '0 auction, at bis Mart, Queen-a.r.ot, on We.nesday, Match 21, at 12 o'olook, ALL THAT PIE J E OF LAND SITUATED at NORTH.OTH. containing i acres 30perohes (more or less), being Part ot Subdivision of Al lotments 30Eld 3I.FARISH of TAKAPDNA, and Allotment 1 Suburbs of WOODSIDK, with the FERRY HOTEL ereoted on the property, subject to the hiss of the Hotel for a term granted to the present proprietor. '- Fnll particulars oan be obtained by applying to the Auotlonc.r, TO-MORROW, automatic"" organs. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to sell by auotion, at the Exchange Mart, Queen street, on Wednesday next, llth lest,, at 11 O'olook, A consignment from the Automatic Organ Compaiy. These instruments cc a wonderf.'l triumph of skill- and the moit port cot mcohaolcal mcsical Instrument in design, operation, and olieot tbat has yet been produced, Also, Accot.i:nD. ..■-,; «_C, &c„ &c. ■' W, S. COCHBANB] , fJAS. DAOEB. ! f . . MONDAY, MARCH 19, By Order of- tho Registrar of the Supreme l Court. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, HOBSON'S ' BAY ROAD. TSPHE Subscribers have received instruc- , JL - tiona from tho Peglsirar of the Lupreme 1 Court to sell 1.1. tmbllo uucHod, at the Land , Mart, Fort-3tree., on Mom _y, the 10th instant, at 12 o'olook neon, Allotments 1, 5 C t.nd 7, of the Sub dlvieion of Allotment 2, S. . on 11, Snburbb of • ; Anoklsnd, 6.5 feet i..ntageto Ho.son'a • Bay Road. , ( Conditions o" Sale can be seen at the offices of Messrs Con. ell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan : Lane, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOI», ■ "1 ■■'■■'■ Auctioneers. j « W.S. COCHEjVNE], [jas. DACEE, i THURSDAY, MARCH 15, BY OEDEE OF THE MOETGAGEE. LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS. IRON BUILDINGS, GAS ENGINE, MACHINERY. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at ' their Booms, Fort-street, on Thursday 15th lnßt,. at 12 o'olook, xnursaay, _ The Unexpired Term of Less for 21 years l from 3lßt Jnly, 18JB, o£ part Lot 70 on B the Reclaimed Ground, having 60 feet "■ frontage to Cnstomhouse-street West. ] -with the substantial Galvanised Iron ' Bonding of two stories, lately ereoted . thereon, ' Together with j POWERFUL GAS ENGINE, Belts and Working Gear compete; Chaff Gutter, Mal_eCi_Bher,Cl_Ci..a.Bav.andßenoh. &c Ihe above plant is all nearly new, and In gooi ! a, working order. j Hb For partloulars apply to ' m SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, \ W& Au. ticte.n, 1 (



Hotels. T^HITE'S pACIFIC JJf OTEL,' RUSSELL, BAY OP ISLANDS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND TRAVELLKRS. Gootl Spacious Sample Rooms for Commercial Gentlemen. Good Alcock's Billiard Table and American Bowluig Alley. It has all tho advan tages ot a private houso, tho Bur being quito separate from the Houso, ami cannot be sur pascd In the North. Q. 11. WHITE, Proprietor. X|i XCH A N G E HOTEL (Better J^notvn as tho Baurkt, Hotel), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable esrenso in UK-ERECTINO THIS HOTEL, which Is Now Open to tho General Publio. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo tent judges to bo One of tiie Best in Auck land ; it is extra woll furnished, arid contains ono of Alcocic's Tables (now), at a cost of nearly £200, with tho Patent Clinmtlo Equilibrium Cushion, and Is undor tho management of Mr. R. Surman, for somo timo Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. Wl ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Spakklino Ales Always on Draught, f. tomlinson. proprietor. ■noYAL MAIL HOTEL *" NGARUAWAHIA. x-Irst-olass Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasuro Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Proprietors. VVT A D E Ii OTEL. Winks and Spirits op Best Brands. Gooa Accommodation for TravoUors. Meals ready at all hours. GOOD STABLING, FOR HORSES. M. LENNON, Proprietor — Land ana Batata Agenta TLrt O X SALE, JP BY KUWAPT WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. b"KKNHEAD (near Whaiil-Now Qroomed An^Bath-ioam. Wash-honse, Sec; Large ONEHUNGA-Sma-_,™??l^f 1 f~ Bna *1W SKAFIKLD ROAD-HSSI? 8,,0^*^., -ma SKAFIELU KOAD-Hocse M^y^,''^ CITY (to Leasel-Corner Shop. £3 V\Z%k MOUNT ALBKRT—Honto (10 rooms),-^.^a MOUNT ALBKRT-Hous- (12 rooms), 9 aiu. MOUNT ALBKRT-Cholos Building Sites MOUNT EDKN-House 17 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT EDEN-Honse (5 roomi. , £550 MOUNT EUEN-Houee (< rooms), £210 MOUNT EDEN—Houso t7 rooms), 10 aores MOUNT KOHN—Shops, capital situation MOUNT EDKN-Choico Building Sites RIOHMOND-Honsca (3 to _ rooms) KICHMOND-Bnilding Sltos HAMILTON-Cholco Acre Lots CITY (to Lease)— Manufacturing Promises with or witbou;.team power. &c. GRBKt. LANE-oacres : fine .lew ELLKRSLIE-iiDnso i 7 rooma), Corner Lot KLLWKBI,IB'-Cholc. Building Sitas EDEN TEKRACK-Houso (8rooms), le-ge Lot FAKM3 at Hamilton; Cambridge, Fnkorlmu, Whata Whata, Kiipara, So. WANTED, Small Houses near Qneen-street to Purohase or Rent WO S B O R ft E, o Kstr.te, Land, and Gonoral Commls lon Agent, 81, Quosn-sueet. Auokland. F. J. MOSS. IW. Jl. O SOLLTVAN Fo J. Moss & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND-STREK-, Intending Buyers are respectfully invited to Inspect our Liat ot Properties. Money to Lond at Cnrreit r-\t3S of Interest. r. HA B, ytf ij-14 IAMSON, HOUSE LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT YUIOAH i_-ITa AU-O-tLASS, Bankers I—Natlonei Bank ot New Zealand, RBNTaand INTEREST CoUe«-9d. MONEY Invecrtsd for CapltallsM on i__at-_]a_s securities, vnTnaur Charge. Six per oent allowed on deposit, until Invested. MOKTGAGKS and LOANS Negotiated, BIIAKBS Bonslit or Sold to order, SSTATES Managed for Absentees. A LLOTMENTS Bought, mfl Houses Built ou J-a. the Weekly Par raem System. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALB Ai' Fisa __03l— Sootland-street, CO/ Woat-sti-eat, SO/ Inkennan-btreet, HI Hepburn -street, 80/ Bond-street, IS/ Llgar Plaoe, ttl Awle-atreet, 15a Norfolk-Btreet, 40/ Be?e3ford-Btre3t, 90/ Cock-street. £10 Perdval Parade, <5- Wharf Road, 30/ Reolamat'on, £6 Meant Eden Road, SA Howe-street, 80/ Krber Pass, £8 Haokett-straet, _5; Valley Road, 1 _ Northcotj, lOi BrlKhton Road, iOI And in \__ion. other streets at low rates. ■__/l_)f_n TO LEND, in Sums of £10 snd up **wu wards, on good securities. n, q/\_THREE ROOMED HOUSB for sale ajiou ( n Newton, with levol allotment. Very cheap. TWO BRICK SHOPS for Sale In tho Centre ot the City. Quito Now. Excellent posi tion for bnßineas, PONSONBY.-Fi vo-roomed Honse for Sale in Clarence-street; well finished; good garden. Prioe £300. FRANKLIN ROAD-Now C-rc:med House lor Sale, at £150; olty water; or to Let, at 20a weekly. PARNELL- Six-roomed House (new) for Sale In Rutland-street; pleasant view ot har borr. Price, £325. Easy termj of payment WELLINGTON-STREET - 9 roomed House for Sale, with 2 large allotments, front gardon. Price £150. COUNTRY Si'OttE for Sale, with 8 roomed House, Stable, Cowohed, Fowl-house, Pig gery. Five acres io crop and orohard. "VTORTHCOTK—AIIotments: two fine Corner JLI Allotments for S.Je, five minutes walk from Ist wharf. £39 eaoh. KOSEBaNK ESTATi_.-Nearly Four Acres for Sale, on main road to anokland; level land, fenced, In grass; . _ miles from Auckland. Also, 22 aores, water frontage. HOUSE at Mount Eden with about two acres groand, having a main frontage of 117 ft.; orchard, garden, cow-abed, pigsty, fowl-house, eta Prioe, £675. Easy term?. fOKft— NEWTON—Four-roomtfd House and jj&uv "-workßhoo for Bale, wlta good garden. CHAPEL- STREET ICITY|-Two Ronaea tor sale near Durham-street. Price. £425. DUBLIN-STREET, Newton—Very ooirfort able Honse for Sale (new), near Post; and Telegraph Offices, on deferred pt.ments. BKRitSFOKD-STRKEr— New and very con venient Cottage tor Sale, near Congrega tional Church, On easy tonne. HAMILTON (Waikato)-House and aore of ground for sale, two mlnntes walk from Bank of New Zealand for £95. Lot 321, HUNUA— Eighty Aores of land for Sale for £65. Also, Eighty Aores at Walkleklo, for £65. A . plendld obance for a working man. TWrORTHCOTE-Bevon-roomed House, out i/. buildings. Sec, and SO aorea ot Land for Sale. Very oheap. Grand view of the barbonr. Also, New 7-roomed House and nearly 5 aores' DEVONPORT, Lake Koaa — Bover&t very oholos Villa SiteS for Sale, having road and sea frost_sos, aad possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland, •_■«_ Kn—-* NICE NEW COTTAt-K In New *_-«.V t OB toi Sale, with large abad, allot ment 40 z 100; ve_? oh;;r.n. WAITKMATARIVBR FRONTAGE.-Land for Sale at £2 per acre, in large or small blooks, Easy terms, .COOK-HOUSE tor Sale In William-street, a./*... near St. Jamoi. Churoh. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, Sec, price £150. EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven rooma, ooaoh-hou-e, atabling, fco. £1000. TJ HMUERA-13 sores, tor Sale; erceUent soli X- snd Bpleadld viaw "ORIGHTON ROAD, Parnoll - Six _oome_, -O Huusa for sale, allotment 40 x 11X1 j watts laid on. Prioe, £300. FONSONBY-Now Six-roomed House and Workshop for sale 1 t wo ailotmenJ v | two frontages s easy terms, -»A__&-3 also For Sale at Waikomiti, Pare * moremo, Stoken's Point, Wat takorel, Mahu. !.-_____, North -bore, Papakura, too. Also, see US- Is Nm Zealamd Herald and WetUv Neat, OEA 8. WILLIAMSON, KST-jITB AGENT VntOAa? Labtp. -_eaice_- HEINDKRSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. IN VI CTA*B RAND. MEDICAL HALL, 3pposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auokland. MR GARDNER begs to inform the Residents of Devonport, Takapuna jucaa's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwera, hat having sold his Pharmacy at 181, Queen itreet, Auckland, he is in attendance during the whole day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Devonport. JAMES CATER, DIBPENBING AND FAMILY CHEMIST crn{__S¥ 1 BJS„?_.HARKAOaUIIOAL SOOIETX). hobson -Trkkt, oioae to Weiungton-stree*, A-DOKtARD. N.Z BS In _,iVh™?i-fe«-d^resarTß,lTe' Cnto° Promptly, fflthout adoitlonul moan», aU reoent or chronic SSffeSSE" °L£t nrlnal organs, PrioeT 6s B_ per bott c. Sold In Paris by J. Ferrfi (suooessor London by Wilcox and Co., 330. Oxford-street W. Agent In New Zealand, WILUAM c! HTZGERALD, The Phamaoy, W_lt_jKton w?receipt vW t0 nw town ,n the °°19n7



Sawing MacbineHi KSTABLISHED BY BFBOIAC J^i^^^ AFPOINTMKNTI ]BoY ONLY THK CELEBRATED j^<s \ MAOHINHS. The Kaslost, Simplest. Best Made, and Most Durable. The onl_ Bowing Maohlne which haa nover been boaten In oompetltlon. Solo Annate In New Zealand 1 SHAKESPEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUKHiJM-BTKKKT. W. Co D a H* * s THB GREAT SOWING MACHINE IMPORTED. HIS -ÜBT RM-BIVBD A Lanw Bhlpmenl or ths Challenge S_au_l-« She World- Thss Whits; Co,'a Swing Mac_uh_. Tin Most Silent The Cheapest Tho Mob« Haptd The Hlgheat Aim Tbo Most Simple The Largest T-,-1 _ The Most Kaay to Work Tho Best Co. < r The Moat Durable The Slraplen. Shuttle Ihe Most Elegant The Neatest much '.'HKADIK MAOHHIBK SrokU £6 10-. mm nttsr B_wi2no s_ao_h_3l__ kvsk sat k, Prico of HAI.D MA-HINB-l, £3 10». AIBO. __,WAYS oir nitre Uenoinaßlntfor Frlator ana Ro mas Werthetm Standard Howe Company. Wbeoler and Wilson Gtrover and Baker's Jonea's ABO Dome atl o 1 And other sood m akei vmoM 3_. r>, pib Wxas I 2a. 6d. pbb Wb__-.' Alt M-VoHli(__ aUABA-4»U_>. -_h__. Machines oan be h_A ot my A«a_ t_ I— N. MoLoanand Co., Pioneer Store, Whangare I Thomas Walla. Cambridge i Whllam Stevenson Onehtuiga i K. Wayte, Hamilton i Parnell and Borlan, Glsborne t Brennan and On,, Tauras BM i aad at other plaoeo. rriau ri »»at hspot, QUEEN-STRKKT. feiNQERB Sewing Machines. i Singer b M_ohl__s Singer, decisive _i_.hiuo_ Singer's Deolslve Machines Singer's Deolslve MachinM Slngor'B Deolslve Maohlnes i .Inzer's Doolslve Maohlnes , B_ae;ts'a Decisive Machines Singer's Decbive Machines i Singer- Deolslve Maohlnee Singer. and Maohlnes Singer's Jverwholmlns Maohlnes Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer. Overwhelming Muchlnoa Singer- Overwhelming M.chlnes Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer. Overwhelming Maohlnes Singer. Overwhelming Machines Blnger'a Overwhelming Machines 3l___r_ Victory tor the Singer Machines Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes Blnger'a Vlotory Maohlnes Slnger'n Vlotory Maohlnes Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes 1 Slngor'B Vlotory Maohlnes Singer. Vlotory Maohlnes Singer. Vlotory Maohlnes Singer b Vlotory Mac-lues Slngor'B Vlotory Maohlnes Binge-". Vlotory Machines Singer'fl At Chrlstohuroh Exhibition. Machines Singor b The Singer Machines Singer's The Singer Maohlnes Singer. The singer Maohlnes Blnger. The Singer Maohlnes Singer s The Singer Maohlnes Singer c The Singer Machines Singer f The Singer. Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Meda>. Machines Singer. Two Gold Medals Machines Singer's Two Hold Medals Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Medals Machlnos Singers Two Gold Modalf Maohlnoa Singer's SaaSlng all Competitors Maohlnes Singers Seating all Maohlnoa Singer's Heating all Maohlnee Singer's Seating all Maohlnee Singer's Beating all Maohlnee Singer. Beating all MaohinM Singer's Competitors Maohlnes Singer's Competitors Maohtnea Sln.cr'o Competitors Machines Bln-ier. Competitors Machines singei'B Competitor., Maohlnes Binges. Beating all Competition. Machines Singer. Always Kellable Machines 81ngo._ Always Kellable Maohlnes binge.1- Always Reliable Maohlnes Singer. The tl-gerla Maohlnes 81n>:or_ The Siogirls Maohlnes Bini-i. Tbeang.ris Machines Suwar. The -mploat anu Best Maohlnes Singer's Tbe Simplest and Best Maohlnes Blnger'a The Simplest and Beat Maohlnes Slngor'B Always Kellable Maohlnee Singer- _Uwa>B Reliable Maohlnes Slngor'B Always Rellab.e Machines Singer'b .he Singer is Maohlnes Singer's The Singer is J^TChlnea Slngert The Blnger Is J_io^! no, Singer's! The Singer Is Maohlnee Singers The Singer la Maohlnes Sln-er'B The Singer Is Maohlnee Singer's The Singer is JjaohlMl Singer's Tho winger Is Machines Singer's The Blnger Is Machines Singer. The Singer la UneanaUed Maohlnes Blnger^ Unta-aimd Majhmtj Slngei_i Unoqnalled Maohlnes Slnger-i. Unequalled S_ aO _.OBS Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Slnger'B Unequalled Maohlnes Slnger'a Unequalled Maohlnes Slnger'e Unequalled Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes slnger'a Unequalled Maohlnee Slnger'B Uneqnailod Machines Blnger'a Unequalled in the World. Maohlnes Singer a largos. Sale Maohlnes Slngerß Largest sale K <M __naß BlngePe Largest Sale Maohlnee ginger s Largest Sale Maoh nee Slnger'B Largest Sale Maohlnee Btngert. Largoat Sale SJ aOJine" Singer b Largest Sale Maohlnee Slnger'B Largest Sale Maohlnes Slnger'a __irgett Sale Maohlnes Slnger'a Largest Sale Machines Singer. i n tbo World. Machines Binger-e 2b 6d nor Woea Machine) Singer's 23 6d por Weet Maohlnes Sluge/e 2s 6d per Week Maohlnes Singer. 2s 6d per Week Machines Singers 2j ga por Weak Maohlnes Stngert 2j m per w, ,k Maohlnes Singer 6 3 8 gd Der week Maohlnes Singers 2a6d per Week Machines Singer's 2 8 M per Weok Maohlne. Singer'h __ Maohlnes Slnger'B BuANCH I Maohlnes Slnger'B Machines Slnger'B 261. Queen-Btroet Maohlnes Slnger'B Ml, Queen-Btreet Maohlnes Singer's • 101. -ne.n-Bt_.et Machines Slngor'B Wl, Queen-Btreet Maohlneß Singer's 361, Qneen-street Maohlnes Singer's 261. Qneen-street Maohlnes Singer's Ml. Qneen-street Maohlnes Ringer". 261, Queen-streot Maohlnes Blnger'a Auokland Maohlnes Singer's Auckland Maohlnoa Stngor'e Auokland Machines Singer's Auokland Maohlnoa Singer's Auckland Maohlnes Stngor'e Auokland Maohlnes Singer's Avoidant, Machines Slngor'B Machines SINGER'S SEW ._G MACHINES. DISAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEARINii SALE, ED WAR T\ TKWIQ DWARJ-/ JukwiO, Q OUSTOM-HOUSK-BIREKX ft «^j KAST, V, IS OFFERING rjHINi, pLAS3 & pARTHKNWARK AT CHEAPER PRIOES THAN EVER OFFERKD IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLESTOCKMUSTBE SOLD. Thb Trade and General Public Abb Invitkd to Inspect. BREAKFAST. DINNER, AND TEA SETS. WEDDING AND BIRTHDAIT PRE3BNTS. &C„ AC, &C, EDWARD LEWIS.



Drapery and Olothing. DE M. J. BREN NA N, BANKRUPT. CAMUBL I _OOMBHS & 6\o. Having boon doolarod THE PORCHASER3 Of tho abovo t\rapery qtock, JL/Rapery otogk, AT A VBItY J^ARQE J)ISOOUNT JMIOM QO3l pRICB, WIIX OFFER IT FOR WALE, ON CATURD\Y, TTIKBRUARY OA OATORDAY. IIKBKUaitYl IKBKUaitY "% AT Q/» QUEEN-STREET. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', ANJJ BOYS', CLOTHING, MEN'S SHIRTS, HOSIERY, AND TIKS, LADIES' DRESS MATERIALS, SILKS, CALICOS, SHEETINGS, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS, ike, &., THE ENTIRE STOCK IS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, As Mr Brennan was only a few months In buslnoasi THE GOODS ARE ALL OF THB NEWESI' STYLES, MOST FASHIOKADLK BHADK_, AHD BEST MATERIALS. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL OPFOKTONITY, EACJ_PI_ONAL OPPORTUNITY, As 8. COOMBES Se CO, having secured thia FIR9T.OLABB STOCK nnder oaoh lavour able olroumttanoes, thoy will bo able to sell goods at about half sell gooda at about half cost price. Cost price. THK FOLLOWING ARE A FEW USEFUL LINKS : 7-INOH PLAIN SHKKTI 73d: Brennan. prioe. Is lid. 72-INOH HBAVY WHITK TWILL SHEET ING, Sid; Brennan'a price, Is Od, 00-INCH FINLEY'd SHHIKTINGS, Is l.d; Brennan'a prioe, Ss Od. GOOD CALICOS, from 2d, _... 3d, to 3_d; Brennan's prioe, from lid to OJd. LADISB' DRSS3 MATERIALS, S.d to 7.d|i usually Bold at 6.d to Is Od per yard, QOILTS, BLANKETS, TOWEL?, &o„ 25 per oenU less than oost. MEN'S. YOUTHS', AND BOYS' CLOTHING, one-third less than usual prioe. EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN SHIRTS. HOSIERY, TIBS, AND MEN'S MERCERY. In Order to Cleau Out this Extensive _TOO_ IN Tw o rrr eieb, WO lIIIES, Wi! hav_ Marked thk Goods in Sbvibal Dbfabtmbnts at ABOUT ONE • THIRD THE COST ABOUT ONE. THIRD THE CUST PRICE PRICE. S. COOMBES 0. CO. Call the partlonlar atttontlon of Hotel Proprie tor, and Country Storekeepers to this Sale, as they will be able to select a general assortment of Hood Useful Staff, at fully 25 per cent less than warehouse prico?. SALE ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT S« Coombes & (jo.'s, 86, Quken-strkbt. P.8.-We have 'RE-MARKED OURIOWN LAHGi. STOOK FULLY TWENTY-FIVE PER OSNT. OFF our a'ready Low Prices, and In going through It we oamo aorous many lines whioh wo have REDUCED equal to the Bank rupt's Stock, bo tho Publlo have now an oppor tunity of selecting Goods from a Stook of 0615)000 WORTH OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, AT SnooMßEs & no.-s, [86, QBEEN'STBKKT, _■' ' "



T.irno &o. Gr X O IJ N D .|j I M E. GROUN. LIME, FOR '..".:, SODTBd A '.. E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to ntono Hanging, is un rivalled for dui-abiii';- and bard-sotting qualities). For li- nlcs and other wet work 1 is a llr«t class rn.ito.lal. B. KEA NE, Si OL E AGENT, CUSTOM-nO'.,IE-STREET. O _ JJ RAU LI C LIME. MKSSHS PUIiHAM, BANNATYNE & CO., Ot Mahcrangt, bo« to notify thas tlmy are pre pared to exoouto ordor.j fori,he!r UYDItADLIO LIMB. olttior at tho ,ICII _v or at th. Ir Auokland Branch. Cuatomhou-e-. ti-eut Woe*, whore all particular!) mr.y bo obtained, Ah thia Lime is now so well known In th. Auokland Market, P. B. & Co, tniflt that Aiohitoota. Builders, and Contraotora will alvo tlium n fair sharo of their I support. N.B.—Drain PUibh, Tiles, Hrloks, and 1 Sand always unlock , " JUMBO. s Alii? « I I 7«flO£MAßl'-' I Tt/jTAIIURANGI HYDRAULIC LIME, Aix Maiiuuanoi Linus Abb Not At.ike. Tho Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) beg to I inform Builder., Contrnclors, and tho Gonoral i Public, now that, they havo got a good start ' mado nnd their quarry properly opened out, thoy nro most desirous that proper tests bo mado of tho (lid'eront JliUuiraiigl Limes, and the best bo spcclilcd. ; Tlio W. O. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur chasers not to beiiovo mero Interested assortiona ! as to this or that limo being tho boat in tho I market, but to put them to tho proof, and thoy , are quite contont to alildo by tlui result. I J. P. KIDD. Agent, SS, (.noon-street. Town i Yard, Customhouse-street West (next Sims aud Brown's). HYDRAULIC LIME 1 3f.Wilsoa&C? AUCKLAND, N.Z. jt'irniS LIME is a Natural uemeut, suit. ; fi. able for Conoreto Unildlnßa, Brickwork, Pl_Ht_rlng Hulldlngß, Tankß. Sea. It In ground thf, Klnest. and Is THB UKBT LIMK IN THK MARKKT. Ia roply to tho nupular belief that all l.lmoa from Mahurumtl are allko, wo ask—"Are aU quartz reefs, or aro Untie In the same illalrlot, aUko. In Kurono, oil Hydranllo or Cement Llmos are teatod beforo uulng. and the boat stxtolfled. Why should not tho _amo rule bo followed here I Per onblo yA Conoroto Foundations cost from _. I,'is to 25. Brlok Foundations oost from .. 30. to 'Sis Concrete Haiidlng. cost from .. 23. to 233 Brlok Hnildlngs cost from .. _ S3, to Bfis Conorote liullolngß. Hlaatorod, Sec, will sot oxcoed 10 por oon». o\ .r wood. ' Circular explaining troatmrnt sent to any ad drees, or tho fullest Information given at the olllco. Lime snppllcd who'c.alo or retail. Speolal terms to Dealers and Contractors taking oargooe dlrcot. Jl l«oon _alo, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &o. JOHN WILSON S CO. HI. Qn_on._t.*_t Mouoy. 1 . T O H ._ W. II A R D I E, O LAND, COY. MISSION, AND KSI'ATi- AGI-.-.T, MONKY LKKT /nOJU.IOR. NOTES, lIOUSIES, FORSJi. tilt, &C. Bills Discounted Dally. Martgages Negotiated, HIGRSTRIii. -TauckuK £10 TO £i,OOU. VICTORIAN LOAN AND DILCOUNT AGI-SCY. ~ Auckland FO3ITK CIfY OOUNOIL OFFICKB). Morioy advauce from i:lll 13 rilOO. on Personal Security, Do da of . rop-.ny, bharoi, Sec Repaymont. can bom_do In In atalmonts of Onk 1 tiiiiLtiKa nx.it WkS-K for eaoh Pouhd bor rowea, or lv riy way to snu borrowors. Communications Confidential. Post Offick addrksb s Roi 90, Anokland, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT -OCIKTY OF AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. All Investing Shares issued during tho enrrent month participate in tho Annual Division of Pro ills. Deposits fixed for a term of 0 months aro ro -1 ceived at G per cent. Doposits fixed for a term of 12 months aro ro eoived at 7 per cent.; interest payablo half yearly, BORROWING DEPARTMENT. This Society advances, on approved Freehold and Loa=oliold*Proportj-. to tho extent of thrco fotirths of tho valuo. Borrowers may pay oil part or tho wholo of their _ lortgago at any Umo, nnd aftor two years currency without notice or lino. Borrowers participate in Surplus Profit. FINKS Not Knkokckd i_t Casks o*' Sick ness ou Want op- Employment. Tho Reduced Scale of Ro-pnynionts, and any further particulars required, may bo obtained at tho Society's Olllces, corner of Qucon-street and Vulcan Lano. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. * UCKLAND I'HitMANENT ._____. OaOPEKATIVJS BUILDING AND INVKSTMENT BOOISTY. OfFICK I—UT, QtrEßtt-BTB-K-, LOANd granted upon appro, ed seourltlea ot Fieehold or Leasehold Properties In sums ot C_o to £6,000 prinolp;;! and intorost being re. payable In Instalments at tho following Re duced It it.s for ronayment of eaoh MOO borrowed 1— Repaymentsextond- , v . w «„ t Total amount Ing oyer ic. wee*, njpaynwe, ?. b. d, £ a. d. lyear _ .300 MM 00 I years _ _ 1 010 10. B 0 S years _ 11 T 111 li 0 1 years ... 11 . 121 8 I »year* _ _ S 8 IW 18 0 8 -0..r» _ 7 1 UT II 8 10 years ■ - 8 3 10218 1 And n the name pi .portion for smaller or larger loans, DBPO3ITS.-Tho Soolety raoe_.es Honeyo» ne. oai* Et rates as follows:—Repayable at I dayßnotlco, 5 cer cat;, far annum; repayablrj in six month., 6 por ecu "... per annum. JOHN BATGERI He-rats _T. MONEY TO LEND ON FHEEHOLD SKCORITIKB. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Broker and Commission AGENT, QUKKN-STREET, AUOKLAND (Binney'B AuonS^S Rooms, Upstairs). JN^XCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JQi LONDON, In sums to suit, FOX SALS BY ARNOLD, HINHS, AND CO., Corner ot Costo'm-h. ns. and Fort streets. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or any sum reqi. ired. en terms to suit borrowers. Intoront allowed ou monies placed on my hands till inve jtad.—W, V, Stovcn.,l_t vostlng Ageat, 187. Uneon-atrea:, - OJNEY TO LEKD, in large and small - tmris, at current rates of intorost. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-streot. Ty-ONEY TO LEND, at a modorato XfJ. rato of Interest.—Addl» to JACK-SON & RUSSELL. 3. lioltO-B, Fort-atreet. ,affl ONEY TO LEN_>, ou Real nstate', __.__, in snnis of _,':a upwards, at tho onr. rent rates ot Interest,—Ayii'.v Wm, 3. Cochrane. 25, N. Z., Inom-ano- Builfllnga, or tiamuei Coohratm and Son, Foit-3trc3t. MOMEY TO LEND ou Mortgage at First-class Freeh.. Id Securities. VVM. COLEii"._N. Solloltor. Corner of Qnenn Md Shortiand-stroets, ONEY TO LEND, iv large or small _ama, _t nr,n_l rat_H of interest. OONN.SHI & COOPER, Hplluitors. Vnloan Lane. Ti OVAL MAIL LINE OE COACHES, ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE, Tho Royal Mail Coach (carrying passongors) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and) until further notice, run to the following Time table :— Lonvo Cambritlgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; roturning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: ro turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednos fdays, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Bookino Offices t Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman . Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-stroots, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, ■ Cambridge, December ,1853



j Ironrnoriß-ery. J i i I T. &S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, HARDWARE At-ID METAL MERCHANTS, I IMPORTERS OF Every Description of BRITISH & FOREIGN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, PLATE, HOOP, AND EAR IRON, ! PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, i ; O n Hand. 5 A Large and Varied Stook of i Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, I Locks, ilingcs, Nails, Galvanised 1 Corrugated Tron, Hedging, Spouting, &c. : j Smith nud Wellstpod _ Cooking Stoves in Great Variuty. Cloao Fire Ranges, Open Fire Ranges, Kerosene Cooking Stoves— • Useful, Economical, aud Free from Smoke or Smell, Butter Workers, Chum., Milk Pan?, Pats, I Butter Prints, Wood Butter Bowls, Register Grates, all qualities, Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Vase 3, &c. Enamelled Slate and Marble Mantlcpicces. Uas Fittings Gtas ITihtngs At Greatly Reduced Prices, Chandeliers—a large assortment Hall Lights, single and double pendants Brackets, Globes, &c, Special attention is called to tho above line. English and American Tinware, Portable Washstauds, Toilet Sets, Baths, Tin Cooking Utensils, •AVERY'S Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scales. •Just Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffee Services, J Cruets, Egg Frames, Pickle Frames, Biscuit Boxes, Flower Vases, Fish Knives, Butter Knives, COPPER BOILERS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILERS GALVANISED WIRE NETTING. T. & S. MORRIN & CO, LIMITED. INDENTS EXECUTED «M FAVOUR ABLE TERMS.



Merchandise $U H■at nc B, !' . , "fcNKE,_ - lISIPORTKE, 3AS ON HAIID AND TO ARRIVE- f 3RANDY- , „ l Oourvoiui'-r-aSi-anaylnbnll! _,„..,.., c da 60 one diamond, four dia mond, and VO 1 Assoolaf,. t Vi-c. ard Brandy In bnlk.'.case, ( _._._. and btUMlask , . . Mullor .->-.;r v. Braudy In bulk, OSS6, flask, * t-tid ii.JM.M- > Honn..-■<•••/'. ttf.-,:iy ia c_. a 1 W. nn _ A. GUboy'a Brandy In oace RUM- 1 I.owniS..'. 5. 0.?., -ciakn and hhds , Lemon Har'.'fi, 4-casks ~. W. an. A. sJilkwy'fl, la c__o, VV and Tfhit6 WHISKY (bolkl- „ , s Green_.i", __~.___as., Glonllvet, Terrier. . KlrV..:-, ■'. trcor and Cc, In demijohns and -InnHoajars WHISKY (oa.ef t-Hie "loud. Royal Hi. nd, Rob Roy, Jero bor.in, _lon .'.linonil. VV. and A. Gilbey 1 Irish and Sootoh In flnsks , SOHHAPPI-- Henlto'n, Wi and A, Gllbey's WINES (bnl'r.l-- Bllva and Uoaln's, Australian, Gronacn, and Tokay WINES (lv am")— W. and A. flilboy'll (Custlo brand), Por!, Sherry, 01_r«J, Marsaln, Madeira, la, _~ BJ O, X, and 0; YD Glarots, 0, 1, 3, 3, ij Ch'imia. ca — Roodorer, Purrlor an. Oamueet ALK— Bass, bottl-d by HaU Boar'- H _..<!, _?i _ eu by Hull John Hull, battled by John Held A.hby". and McKwan'S "Globe" brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOC.T~ Bo_!_3 Head, HaU Kdmond'. Pig Brand GuiHO is'S, bottled bs Blood Wolf* Sparkling ReurofcOEO, plntu and quarts (l&lo and : (Yi'.md. and John.. Matthews and Co, tionuluo Whits Load aud Zluo Unsoort OH, Raw aad Bollod, n drnms Colza Oil. 1" drums Castor OU. In built DRIED FRUITB IJurrantB, to hr.lt osacs Mlmo Balslns and Fi. n Aldeu A.poltffl (ovip. 1 _te_) EEKO SIINK, 130 aud 160 teat— Oovoe'. Royal Brilliant, _._ht of Age, Pre mium Safety V rime York Hame nsd Bacon at Low iistct TOBACiCO- Ovor tho Water, lire, Nallrod Roynl Stant!ard Long 6'a veuns, VX B'b, Double Thick P Pieces • OILMKN'B STORKS- Teas. Bngar, 10, Iw, No. 3 Paper Bags, Hlolclea, Kippored Horrlnga, Pottod Meat-, and an assortment of General (.aad. al way. Oil hand. A BEAT HER, MO 0 X __ & m O WNS HE N D. 0 0 R E & 71 OWNSHBND, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTEKS Of tho following Gooda which aro OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARE NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madeira Cbampngno SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndes' do BRANDIES Hennessy's * * * Martell's pnlo nnd dark Cavalier * * * in bull, and caso Old '.Com Geneva JDKZ Wolfo'a Schnapp3 WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Grconless and Colvillo's Dunville's ■ AUSTRALIAN WINES ' Tokay j Maiaro Muscat ', Shirnss ; llcioling 1 lockhcimcr i Frontlgnac Clin, solas in pints and quarts LIQUEURS A Cnracoa * Maraschino ! CLARETS La Koso St. Julicn ' La Feto St. Estopho St. Emlieon Oinuto) ALK AND STOUT Marrian's Bass Tonnant'e Guinncss's Dublin Stout . Whitbroad London do In pints and quarts. Address: FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Insarance "OEDUCXION IN EIRE KATEL, WEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ONK MILLION BTBRLINGI FIRE RISKS taken on the most LIBERAL TEKM3. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SICODRITY. 6 GEO. P. PIERCE, * Manager. 0 " L GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE^ ot _ Head Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington « The Only New Zealand Life Office, government security. mutual insurance. LOWEST PREMIUMS. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at tho premium charged clsowhoro for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation iv Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with «_■ PARTICIPATION in PROFITS, ia PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For whioh a Collector will call, BPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Froo Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—Tho Government not only brings In- Buranco within tho reach of nearly ovory man woman, and child in tho community, but pro viies the description of policy and modo of pay meat best suited to the requirements of eaoh. D. M. LUCKIE Commissioner. Fublic notices. THK Ha.* MARKET IM. QUEE-T-STRSKT. AUCKLAND ON a ALB, aB-Rivaß phi* COROMiKDBL AH ROMAN EMPIRE,- Whlto Clover, Red Clover, Alsyfee Olover, Oaw ■rass, Meadow Fesouo, Meadow Fo«»l!, Crostsd Dogatall, Rap _ ; Trefollo. _, SncaMKttiru (Scarlet Clover!. ffKOM AMERICA DIRECT- Timothy, EentneteF Blti-gra.*(PoaPratensU), Poverty Bay Byeu-ass, t^anterbury Ryegraw. C.o_sfoo». Prairlegiass, Rattall. RAKLY t',EF.a FJIATOKB. IB ffOLTOVTB I— Ashlo* _ ICidae?, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes. Patttreon's Vlotorla, L-tTEH VAR3KTn.s-Hobr.rt, Button's Mat num. losiwtn, S _ Men's mower Ball, eto. AI.O, (lata. Barley. __r_a_ and Iflower Seed, Coarse. Fine and Honk Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax Tow, _saoon and Hams, -M.NEDUST aid BONKFLOUR Of all K-aflO-. JBLAND AWi» FSRUVIAN GUANO, fcOi KO HESKETH -k AITKKWT UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED), MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS. DANDLES, PEANUT, AND OTHEIt LUBRICATING OILS. Soap auft Candle Works: Pabneii Oil Works: cubtomhousb--lutsn. Wbist. Warehonsa and Offices: Lowkh Aibebt BTBEET. Cash Purchasers of Tallow and Rouoh Fat. Dellyery taken at tholr Parnell Works WurehoUßO. HIND L E V • GESERAL Stobekkepbk & PROVISION BEALRR, COLLEOK ROAD, PONSONBY, Bbkb to call tha attention of the lDhabltsntS Of Ponsonby and Dl-tiicts to nis Larpie and Varied stock and General htoros, Inolnding Ironmon_ery, Hollow-ware, Tinware, Earthen . ware. China and Glass. A Large Assortment of Locks. Hlnaas, Nails, and Carpenters' Tools always on band. Linseed Oil. Paints. Eto. LOWK3T TOWN PRIO-3 FOR CASH. CODLINS COACH c LEAVES . , , Onehunga- AuoKland -8.30 a.m. -.3. P.m" -•80p.m. Saturday Night- '



A KXHUK H. ]jf AmY GENERAL IMPOETEB AMD dOMMIBSIOH MEROHAHI,; J3, LOWBB QUI-CN • STBHT, AUCKLAHD (Ooposlte Railway Reclamation. AMD AT 9, HKW BBOAD'STBKSIT, LOMDOXt Also Representatives In America, Co_j ; tineutel and Colonial Port., GSSSBA- MERCHANDISE OILHBN'_ £,r._._> SflA ~ OOS-K«8 PET-SB ANO 3.10.. CBIBU . ROOTS ! ._____!_ iraurr a. d v_-H_a_-_- " , , r___S__3V-D t__UT_ SUSAUS 91101), TAFIOOa. AMD _A_. _a__A_i.__.ir ■ aosnr-OTioNE-% Hia ARD MLMISi wuhbrbv-d _iso OAHDL-S , ootoixiix j?amitjca TOBACCO. OISABS AND (!IQABBMBI WAX _tATCHKB - •<:.>...! 'if. £-_. • W3-PPIN6 PJ.PBHS _____ BASS wrras -oll_3 AND PAinia HOPS - {KM-DR AHD PUSHES, vOSOOKBKV PIANOS AND HAKKOHIUIKa WINKS AND SPIKIia AGENCY ANII BAMPIiB ROOMS ro«8 British and Fob_-.ii mandwo_o«»Mj INDENTS F0R"Il_ CLASSES Ol- MERCHANDISE. BKtODTKD OM ADVAHTAfIKOUS TSElffl _.ia____ Ad _ ak-_h on Kauri Oi_b7WJ' «nd othor Colonial and Island Produce for ««?;> ment to London, at whioh port f>K,K,_ oooWa proms* attention from Mr L. A.«•»". *.RTHUR H NAOfHAS fTIELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHBS, LIVERY AND RAIT STABLES, Kebkwood and Lake Street, Cambeww i Waikato, New Zbaland. W. K. CARTER, rroprietor. W. K. 0. begs to return Ms Bine:ere tt»Jjg his numerous friends and the'pnbUo genera^,.;;; for the liberal support be has received eg™ commencing business, and has to IMO™ t%a. that, in order to meet.the requirements M'^. j rapidly advancing district, he ial at |^L , BUILDING- LARGE ADDITIONS tO hi \™**%£ which, when completed, will mako them SOW" to none in the North Island. ..-.mm-Ued Tourists for the Hot Lake Co_nWfPP^ with Saddle Horses and Buggies onthesnofj notice; also, experienced guides ana caw and Saddle Horses always on: hte ; Orders by telegram or otherwise puncranw attended-.. ." •> „„„ :', - Cambridge. December 22.18-&, ——- ■ r , i|l 1 U E T A B LXI *~" bainbeidge's 'BDSSBS. From Union Bank-7 mlnutea past the M» and 23 minutes to the honr, „„,„„..,,, to t_B From The Three I__m__-23 minutes w•" , hour, and every hour, . q , na a Isi ■: NIGOT TRIPS FROM TOWN-toaSt 9. _-P*» ; and J-p_:et 11. __,„„,« urioh—"i: Froi Union Bank to Shew*.BWOii minutes paßi 11, 20 „, oast 5. 7 mlnntes past 6, »n/ 23 ntfn.Wß to« M From Shelli. Beach-.... a.m... »"• Ito 5.1 to 9. y ' -r:-