SPORTING NEWS.

lakapuna Jockey Club Races,

IH last issue we gave the repott of oil the events excepting the Consolation. As only ■ tbe baro result of the SteepUcha.e was published, we give tbe particulars of the race : — j HANDICAP BTEEPLEOHAS*-*. of 80 SOYS. | with a S weepstases of 2 soys eaoh; amount accruing f _m Sweepstake, to go to seoona horse. Nomin.tlon- soys, and ao:eptaopa 2 soys each, to the funds. Distance about i miles, Mr Shakespear's eh g Harkaway, list 7ib - (Kolan) 1 Mr J. Lang's gr h Chanticleer, lOst (Laing) 2 Mr Enderley's b g Mount, 12st lib ... 3 Also ran : Mr Halstead's b g Tricotrin, list 21' os (Goodman) and Lennard's eh g Chandler, lOst. At the commencement of this race the usual interest was manifested, and spec tators eagerly secured the best positions for viewing the jumps, a considerable number gathering rouiid tbe water jump. 'Ihe start of such a race is not regarded with so much interest as.in a flat race, but the horses all moved off at a brisk canter ; Mount led ever the first hurdle in front of the stand, Harkaway close up; Tricotrin was third, the others following close. The same position was observed coming at the double jump, over which Mount led, with harkaway well up; the other hor.es broke away right and let', and were with difficulty taken over. Mount led up the hill over the three-rail fence and hedge, then out of Bight of the Grand Stand down the hill towards the first water jump, so-called, but it lacked the element in whioh spectators expect to see some unfor tunate jockey take a header. Although regarded as a difficult jump, Mount sur mounted it without hesitation, and, fal lowed by Hstkaway, went across Allison'i paddocks, and in game style cleared the stone wall aud fence into the road, aad over another stoic wall and fence out of the road again ; then down another paddock, acr.ss a gully, and iown tbe road leading to the water jump. Mount took a flying leap over toe barrier and th« water, and was osce more back on the ordioary course, having accomplished the first round without «--shap. baulk, or shy such thing, apparently hating settled dowe to win the stakes ; but after clearing the hurdles, and leaving the course for the second time round, he came t» grief while iv the act of ascending the high gioand egaiu—he fell. Harkaway, though having made a poor show of jumaiag, was cloe< behind, aid enjoyed the advantage of takin. Mount's place as first harse, a position hi maintained t* the finish. Chanticleer wai with difficulty got to place his jumps, bw Laing pluckily kept at werk on blm, am raced Mount home for second place, OOISOLATION HANDICAP ot 20SOW. En trmoo 1 soy. Distance 1 mile. Mr W. Walters- Fish woman. 3yrt, Bst (Williams) ] Mr R, Wheeler's gr g Lose Hand, -Ut, 101b (Farrell) i Mr J. Mcllroy's eh f Nebula, 4yrs, 6«t 81b .?. ! As j«dg«, Mr Fenton gave the fullest satisfaction. There were several closi finishes, but his decisions were not ques tioned. Mestrs Branstoi, Duder, Ack royd, Pitts, and others wert activ-lj engaged during the merning seems that arr_.gea.snts were properly car ried out. Mr J. Peel, tbe secretary, was very courteous in giving information and assistance when required. The hand! capping appeared to give general satiofac. Hon „s it de-ervod to. Mr Perciral ii usually vsrv Buco-.siful In hie efforts in tbii respect, the meeting passed off verj pleasantly, without any row or disturbance, aud though tbe presence of Sergeant Gamble and his force was appreciated they had fortunately nothing else to do but enjoy themselves. The worst part of the day's expeiience was the struggle to board the steamers, and waiting on the wharf in the rain, but all visitors appear to have got across in good time and withont any acci dent, The totalis-tor returns for tho day's race, are as follow:— Maiden Plate: 303 investors, 81 on the winner; dividend, £113e. Ferry Company's Plate : 274 investors, 182 on the winner; dividend, 13s, Takapun* Jockey Club's Handicap : 781 investorf, 12 on the winner; dividend, £26 ss. Novel Hurdle Kace: 201 investors, 36 on the winner; dividend, £2 10s. Steeplechase: 478 In vestors, 113 on the winner; dividend, £1 10s. Consolation : 171 investors, 60 on tha winner; dividend, £1 ss, . i —i _ ■ ■■ i

HELENSVILLE RACES.

The racts of the Belensville Turf Club were run yesterday, in presence of a large turn er of visitors. The various events on the programme resulted as follows :— Maiden Plate of 30 soys., for horsss that have never won an advertised race ex ceeding 20 -oys. Weight for age. Dis tance, 1^ miles. Mr Munn's m g Wild Idyll, aged. 9st 4lbs : ... 1 Mr J. Rnyne'schh Vortex, syrs, 9-t 41bs 2 Mr J Thompson's b g Tatt«rs, aged, 9st 4lbs S Eight hones competed in this race. Vor tex wai first favourite, but after a splendid raco he was defeated by a head. Publican's Purse Handicap ef 20sovs, Distance, 1| miles. Second horse to save his stakes. Mr J, Balmaiu's br f Katipo, Syrs 6st lOlbs ... ... ... - 1 Mr M. Gallery's br g Kavenshoe, aged, Bst4lbs ... 2 Mr J. Hunt's br g Yatapa, aged, Sat lOlbs ... - ... .... 8 Won by a length, after a good race, Two others started. HANt_OAP Hurdle KAORof 40sovs„ with sweep of 2-ovs each; the amount accru ing to go to tecand horse. Distance, 2 miles. Mr H. Eavanagh's eh gßakau, aged, lOst 1 Mr T. Thompson jun.'s b g Tatters (late Akeake), aged, 9st 101b- ... ... 2 Mr D. Taylor's br g Kaweaata, 6yra, 10st71bs ... S Mr I. McLeod's b g Native (ac-cd, 9st lOlbs), and Mr J. Balmain's eh gTEllerslie (aged, Oat lOlbs), also ran, Rakau had an easy win, . . Hrlensville Handicav of 85-ovs. Second horse to receive ISsovs out of the stakes, Distanco, 2 miles, Mr J. Lennard's eh h Keniiworth, 6yrs, 7stlolbs .. ... 1 Mr M. Gallery's br g Kavenrhoo, aged 7st 51bs „ : 2 Mr D. Munn's b g Soukar, aged. Bst 4ibs ... •... ... .7. ... 3 Mr C. Dibble's eh h Penrose (aged, 7st 21bs), also ran. Kenilworth won by about a dozen lengths, Bushjisn's Pursk of2ssovs. Distance, IJ miles. For horses tbe bona fide property of settlers residing north of the Whau. Mr D. Munn's b g SoukEt, aged, Bst i2ibs ;.. ... 1 Mr I. McLeod's bg Native, aged, 7st " 12lbs ... 2 Mr J. J. Ansell's b g Pacific, syrs, 8.t... 3 Mr C. Dibble's eh h Penrose (aged, 7st 71bs) also ran. Consolation Baob. — Vortex and Kavenshoe a dead heat.

Wellington Races.

[BY TBLEQRAPH.-PKBSS ASSOCIATION.] Weliington, Monday. The following weights were declared to night for the Wellington Summer Meeting: FibstDay: Flying Sta-ces Handi- CAP—Mischief, 9.t 3!bs; Tasman, flat 31bs ; The Foe., Bst; Hippodamia, 7st 101'bs; Beesta,7st7lbs: J_*iosma,7st lOlbs; Amulet, 7st lOlbs; Painter, 6st 121bs; Dan O'Connell, 6-t 101b.; Kakapo, 6st lOlbs; Mmetva, 6-t 91bs; Pawa, 6st slbs j Hipporina. 6st 51bs ; jsouwester, 6st4!b3; Treasurer, 6st. Htjkdlt.6.-Clarence, 12st 131bs; Year, lOst 2ibs; Mitting, Bst lOlbs: Express, Bst lOlbs. Siesta and Tuiquoise have been scratched for all engagements, and Armourer for the Cup, These scratchiugs leave in only three horses fos the Cup, viz., Louie, Farera, and Mischief.

Melbourne Races.

[BY CABLE—EEDTEE]. MELBOURNE, January 29. The handicap for tho Australian Cup is issued today. The top weight is allotted to Commotion at 9.t lOlbs; the, next being Cunnamulla, Sat lOibs. For the New market Handicap Larpent canies fist 51bs ; A.pen being next, with §st 131b«,

Tauranga Races.

BY TE.EaiUI'K-OWN COEEEsPOJn,-.^. i TAU RANG A, this J ' The races yesterday were poorl '', ;ended, and the events fell flat - * rally, the prevailing scarcity of R money acting like a wet blanket %

AUCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA.

*» THE results of several events hnvio. appeared in a late edition of last i. a J ■ append a complete list as follows ;— '*c Champion Trading M< lCe After the despatch of our pigeon »t 2 40 p.m. yesterday, the relative _l^ of the four vesaeh had uo t _ll °8'!lL!n : changed; the Winifred being C_ ?'% ! Wilson second, Three Ctteers close .-^i"* I and the Fancy Thornton fourth. At**?! I past 3 o'clock a nice stiff breeze ml 1 from the a E„ and at this timp.* t„BS; lf | may fairly be said to have only siart-M?. 1 Wioifred, which at this time »«__'''l dsrably to leeward of the other .^1 but about a mile ahead made I weather of it, but the sailing capabi'j*fi I the -innie Wilson in a stiir breeze»- I again noticeable, and she ran'dlv** * I upon the fir»t boat. While the liol.^f lasted, the Three Cheers stood .3^* I the wind, and while behind Tiritii fb fc almost " neck-and-neck" with the » * I) Wilson, as the breeze increased W^" the former again tell into her oldpW '• '■' mittingthe Annie to assume windward'J*" ! tion. At 4 p.m. the .vessels were stoif X towards Shag Rock, the VV inifred Si ahead, but considerably to lee ward. Ti • Three Cheers shortened sail, and amJ , to make better weather, and sligffiJju* 1 created the distance between heraelt . Annie Wilson. Standing towards,!.!* tapu, the Annie Wiiso- bega-ntooverhi,,**" ■ Winifred, while t.e Three Cheer!S * astern. About 440 p.m. Captain h£" I put asout, and the manceavre -.-was Z, ily followed by the other skippers, V race at this point became inte-ify & estiog, but still appeared to Htet.?: ■ the Winifred, Annie Wilson, and 1 ; Cheern, the Fanny Thornton bubs-at? enily quite out of the race ft,'fi. Anaie Wilton on this board <- ceeded in psssing the Winifred to' MW ward. Tho Three Cheers mesirakv droppad considerably to leeward, and.. ' peared to be making very had vrnja" of it. At 5 p.m. the four Teasels J' standing in towards -ther" tontW shore, the Ansia Wilson b»i.» , good two miles to windward and ,__,',j the Thr*_) Cheers, with the Wb-_„*W, vi three miles astern on her port oust? ": A rain -quail came on shortly aifcl I o'clock and the wind shifted Into th.W § ward, giring the vessels a dead beat .oat -"■ wards, and mateiially altered their v ' tlons. ihe Annie Wilson iZ ' took up tho windward, _k4_\ .'. with the Thr.e C_e<_3-;3. I and Winifred third, while the 'i'ara - Thornton tailed to derive anyiadrai l'he wind again fell light, and y,.^ unfortunate to the Annie WUso_,Jfe|*,|fc Ttuee Chesis, favoured byapnff.frSflj'i'-' Bonth-We»t, came right ahead of J" competitors. Tho darkness how pra***' •!' the movenunts of the schoon.r toki, : curately observed, The wind coain.u contr&ry almost up till arriTaL -the t__ -S"~ being as follows :— Three Chsers 10 10 0-< • Winifred,.. 10 60 .£ Fancy Thornton ~ 11 .5 q-j p Annie Wilssn ... ... . _■ : Second Trading Bacb. The Reward held the load until i 7' Mnloneys Ssef on the return trip, :Wh^.|t» Mary Hojjan got a favourable, breeitu the positions changed. The h- , Vixen; and Saucy Kate did not mr' until after midnight Result: Maty Hojran ... lib. 47m fl.-l | Reward ...(about) lh 30m. ojjio| Fisnisa Boat Rack, This event resulted :— Brothers .. ..;* 5h 5m Os-L $:. Flying Fish .. 6h 7m;3.s*4|^ Second Class Yachts, Jessie Logan ... 4h 40m-Os^ijjS Minx 4h _8m 40--2 fj Tried Class yachts. The Sybil continued to increase her Id : the finish being :— Sybil ... , .... sh._>ta.o-llip Truant ...... 5h 53^^^| Large Cotter Race.' 'J* After passing Shag Rock the Ba-pfc', assumed the lead, but subsequently •__*; '" places; the Soverign being 7'Jjos|sJifl second, and R-ngatira third, Befonituw ing the flagship, however, tho Kaasiu again came to the front, and ■i..;ie_jffi| Bangatira ... lOh 15m 65"4 J Roso lOh 18m 20s-. *..-;. Deveron - ... 10h;45m o_—3 Soverign ... llh 3,'nn sa—t Lizzie ... ~..„. 0 0 H.-i~U Smaller Cutter Back, ; ■ This race resulted :— Mahurangl, 4h 25m 3osec .:.* 1 Lelia, 4h 38m 40*>ec ... . ... 2 4 Henry, 4h 40ni 30.cc ... ... 3 .'l Gannet, 4h 47m .. ...... .:. 1 Jjjj Fibst-olasß Yachts. TheArawa maintained her leay ai*3, • eventually passing the Flagship _MH 10s. The Rita's time was not takeit|jß was, however, a considerable "MM Arawa „. ... 8h lm Ori M Rita ... ... 8h 45m 0.-2;* . Man-o'-wae Boats. *.", An Interesting race resulted asfeDs--. H.M.S. Lark, red :;<'9|H[ H.M.S. Lark, blue ... m&M H.M.S. Lark, white ... <-*»g WHALEBOATB. The Argjle's boat did not com The Rotomahana, with Capt. ;Al«-^l quiutras cexswaln, led all round tho civ* |7 Rotomahana ' f| Wanangs ' j Rob Rot Canoes. The water was very lumpy whet-1 canoes went out Baker won easilj.^Vl Never Budge ... ' 3 Dingy Race. The raco fell through, but a snl-#j| was got np for a special affair betweet •■ two entries. Bailey won easily. 7 Fly(BaUey) ... ... ■- { | Eva (Jones) 3 ij Sdcteeh Fkbt Open Sailis^^HH The Ely overhauled the SP™!r-I^H| pace concluded : - .-'■■. V Ely ... .h3ma_f m Spray ... ... 4h6m-to, ) Devonport... ... ■*4h7-;l6M| Thirtken Febjt Open Suhk|,^P| No alteration occuircd until the Bounced the arrival of the iw' | " Twenty Feet Open'Saiuhc B|ffi, ■ The Transit and Madge had a■ »fM9B oontest for first place, The «v«nffi!jSSa Madge , ; 6\ f; Observer ... ... ■*-'V? ; ,^SH Tha others were well astern.

During tho evening the CofflnuSggi officers of the flagship assembled u cabin, when Mr Malcolm Niccol < the chair and several toasts f eK_;"'. Cap.. Sherlock, his officers and ck«j ffi duly thanked for tho very kind . in | which they had assisted :t «'- . the day's sport to a successful feme. . The only protest entered »«^' ■*• Ltlia receiving second prize mtie ... cutter-race, on the ground*that sue b^j trading vessel.

Printed and Published by the KwrW'w Printing Cfflce, Wyndham-etwet- wj_g__M TtoC^Auo__nd.Newi-^M'J. ._,, TUESDAY JANCABV SO m

TOE AtTCKi-ATO EVmSIRQ STAB, JANUAKf 30



'Auctions! XO-MORROW. ' LADIES' AND GENTS" BOOTS AND SHOES, BUTTON ELA6TIC SIDES, HOUSE BOOTS, GENTS' SHOES IN KID AND CALF, INFANTS' BOOTci AND SHOES, &0„ ted &0- | GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at his rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith end Firth's Mills). Lower Quoen-atreot, on the above date, at n o'clock. no TRUNKS OF ABOVE, a First-class O^ Assortment, Just Landod, ex Border Chief and v.a. Garrone. Terms at Sale, TO-MORROW, "WEDNESDAY, NOON. CLEARING OCT SALE AT ARTHUR'S MART (Furniture Depaitmcnt). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE — One Cretonne Suite. 9 pieces; One Walnut Velvet-covered Suite, 9 pieces; Hair and Spring MattraßSOO. Sideboard, Meat Safes. Patent Mangle, Leather-oovered Suite. OheffoDlers, Chest Drawers, Pier Glawof. Lamps, Marble top Glass-baok Ohetfoolers. Fancy Waehsts-ios and Toilet Table., Perambulators, Clocks, Coal Vasea. Filters. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Flax Mattrasses, Pianos (now and peoond-hanC), Organ, Carnets, Hearth Hugs, Matting. Croc kery ware. Toiletware, _o„ Ono Model Cutter, Chefranier and Uookcase. Loo Tablo», Flower -'ot*. Facoy Goods. Boots, Clothing, Books, Drapery, Piotures, and Sundries See., —o„ tec THUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. SHEEP FAIR. Tho undo signed will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendors will forward on trios not lotoi than the Tuesday previous, the oth. HUNTER _ NOLAN. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. R. C. GREENWOOD, HAS beon instructed by tho AUCK. LAND HARBOUR BOABD to Bell bj auotfon, at the Offices ot tho Board, Fort-street. On Friday, tho 30th March, 1883. at noon, THE LEASE, for a Term of FIFTY YEARS SuWeot to the provisions of "The Harbour. Aot, 1876," of a portion ot the For«_hore on »h( North Shore of the Auokland Harbour for the purpose of a SUGAR REFINERY. Conditions ot sale, draft lease, and plan of tore shore will be on view at the Offloes of the Board. *ff, S, COOHRAOT.] [JAMES DACE! MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. THE FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGI ALLOTMENTS AND FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. THE subscribers have received instruc tlons from the Rev. R. Burrows, Anon: for the Churoh Missionary Sooloty, to sell bj public anotlon, at tho land Mart, Fort-street on Monday, February 12th, at 12 o'clock, That Valuable Blook of FREEHOLD PRO PBRTY. situate in Conquest Place, Parnell opposite the St. Stephen's Estate, and adjolnin. Mr Barton Ireland's, subdivided as follows :— Lot 1—126 feet frontnge to Conouest Plaoe by 181 feet deep (2 roods 8 perches), witl the comfortable Family Resldenct thereon, as ooeupled by Mr Corbett. Lot 3-41 feet frontage to Conquest Plaoe. with Dwelling honro thereon, now in the occupation ot Mr D'Aroy Twine. Lot 4—The House occupied by Mr Bedford with 68 feet frontage to Conquest Plaoe. Lot 6—Large Allotment, 45 feet frontage tc Conquest Place; contains one rood sever perches. Bot 6—Comfortable Cottage, occupied by Mi Morgan, with Allotment 85 ft. frontage, Lot B—Large Allotment, containing 2 aore. 3 roods 25 perohes, with entranoe fror. Conquest Plaoe. N.B.—lntending Purchasers are invited to in* . speot the property. Plans are now ready, and oan be obtained at the offloes of SAMUEL COCHRANE Ss SON, Auctioneers, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, rjIHE A NNUAL QHKEP B^AIB Will bo held at THE REMUERA YARDS, ~;- ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Entries to be previous to Thursday, February I, ; v ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 0. THE REMUERA SHEEP FAIR. IJIOR SALE, at the Remuera Sheep Fair, • onTueßdaj-,Feb.6, 1 KAf. TWO AND FOUR-TOOTH LIN ID-U OOLN EWES 500 AGBD BWKS 4QO .LAMBS g0 TWO TOOTH LINCOLN RAM 3 ALFRED BUCKLAND. B, TONE 9. B. O. OABE. B. D. TONICS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. B. TONES & CO. WILL SELL, on Friday next, Febru ary 2, at 12 o'clock, TBE RIGHT to GRAZE thus BLLERSLIH RACECOURSE for EIGHT months, from Ist February to l;t October. B, TONICS, B. O. OAEB. B, D, TONES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. _f»/V ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN- W ' SHIP. ■ , .ADJOINING RAILWAY STATION, FRONTING -v? ON NBW NORTH ROAD. THE PROPERTY OF H. WALTON, ESQ, f', NOW SUBDIVIDED, . And will be offered FOR POSITIVE SALE ON THE ABOVE DATE. B, TONES & DO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. . EXTENSION OF TIME, STIRLINGWORTH. HIKUTAIA LAND SALE. jjgjgjßh. FARMS FROM.FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED jjwßMSa ACIi.ES. !fS|a| Will be hold ntiGRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, 1-5 _H On WEDNESDAY, February 14, 17- IH Instead of January 23, as previously announced I IB Lithographs to be had on application to tho j-jf*}' IS •" : Auctioneers,1, :fJ|B *iV W. HICKSON7& CO., *JP X (MM*A, AUCKLAND,



AHCtlOIl^ 1 TUESDAYsT" I. THE EA V M ARRET. ICALE OP \VOO_i SHEEPSKINS O HIDKS AND TALLOW, ouch Tuaeday, at 12 o'olaok. ALFRED BOORLAND. r~OUNTRY CAirTLS SALES. Papabura-Wedaeaday, January 31, ALFRED BUCKLANP. Government Land Sales. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.; AUCKLANd'-AND DISTRICT. VILLAGE BETTL'.CMKNT SECTIONS, FOR SALE, ON IMMEDIATE PAYMBNTS. Crown Lands Offlco, Auobl-nd, Deoombor 29, 1882, I I horeby notify that tho Lands enumerated in : the Sohodule horounder will be ope*, for applica ' tlononWKUNE*-UAY, tho 31st day of Janu ; ary.lßß3. aA-TOLS. j CommlSi-ioncr of Crown I«3nn9i ; SCHBDULB. \ SMALL FARM ALLOTMiINTBi COOK COUNT r. snnunns or PATUTAnt. Section. Area. Upsot price. a. r. r. & s. d. 1 10 0 30 101 17 6 2 9 3 32 99 10 0 8 10 0 0 100 0 0 10 10 0 0 100 0 0 32 6 0 0 tO 0 0 33 S 0 0 50 0 0 S4 5 0 0 60 0 0 85 . 2 19 .8 3 9 3. 0 0 0 69 0 0 39 1 3 17 18 11 3 10 6 3 S9 69 6 3 41 3 2 17 .10 13 48 7 1 28 74 6 0 49 8 2 4 85 6 0 60 7 1 58 74 6 0 t 51 8 2 4 85 5 0 52 4 8 10 48 2 8 63 1 0 20 41 5 0 51 8 2 4 85 5 0 65 5 2 6 55 7 8 f 77 12 1 26 12-1 2 8 78 9 3 15 93 8 9 79 13 210 135 12 B 80 13 137 13118 3 Note.—The lands ©numerated above shall be sold for cash immediately on purohase. The prloas stated in the schedule shall bo the prloes at whioh the lands shall bs open foraprlloatlon. No person Bhall be allowed to acquire more than one section. H there should be more than one application for any sootion, tho right to pur ohase tho Bame shall bo determined by lot amongst th» applicants. Applications will be received at tha land Cflloes, Auokland, Tau * ranga, and Glebomo, * Note.—Plans of all the abovo lands may be seen on application at this offloe, at the Land . Offloes, Tauran-za. and Glsborna and at an the ' principal Laud Offloes of the colony. i Drapery and Clothing. 1 £ ~ USD \ l DEFERRED \\ JIpAY M E N t I *. I BYSTEM. J } \^> o*J mAILOBS, DRAPERS, 4SB * A IOyTFIT-BRS. ' H O B S i> «■ S T R A * '£ , (He-xi_lo_>i;o-li^W-__aton-s«n»»i. Ht-va m wan, -___ok*__d stoob. ol Uu * BBBT CLASS GOOD& All •SvosOi i tnoroagtiir shru-i-: before belna _g__ao up, and fl- and -,rn-_;ma_3hip guaranteed, . The Defemd Pstuncta System has been found to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries to tht : SMleat _»aiwi_e way. < -KSrEOT-0.. IWYJT-JD » l . ___ _ ______——-_-—^— 9 1 M * J. SMI T H ' Begs to Inform her frionda and tho publio in general that, NOT BEING ABLE TO DISPOSH* OF HEB BUSINESS SATISFACTORILY, . She has decided to CARRY IT ON FOR A SHORT TIME. , Being tinder very little expense, sho wl be enabled to OFFER GOODS AT A VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE ON COST. HAVING SOLD THE LEASE of my Promises. I MUST BE OUT IN SIX WEEKS, To Rive possession to purohaser. To offeot a Clearance of my stock, I have marked it down to WHOLESALE COST PBICE. The whole of the Stock Is New, having been advantageously bought during the last 9 months. A few prices will suffloo to oon vtnoe yon of tho Bargains to be hadi— Oatmeal Cloth, in oil fashion able Shades _. — 7.d Fast Colour Prints—. ..3d All Wool Flannels-... 7Jd China Matting, yard wide.,.. Did Dross Pieces, from-....,_-._..4d 12 dozen Bhlrt Buttons f0r,...-2d Mon'a Geclong Tweed Trousers and Vests, 14/11 j regular prioa, 25/ Men's Tweed Suits, 22/6; regular price-.-.,...- -.- >.iOs I Men's Tweed Trousers..,.-3s lid Men's 800k5..--........-3dpair FOR SIX WEEKS ONLY 111 Spooial Terms to Small Shop keepers. Brennan's, FOOT OJ lA-3TRKET.. I REVOLUTION IN MEN'S, BOYS*, AND YOUTHS' . CLOTHING TRADE. m ty* p-iOUNTAINE Having BOUGHT THE STOOK Of 3, W, Pearse, Karangahape Road, Guarantees to supply the Residents of the Dls I triot-wlth Goods at . QUEEN-UTRKET PRICES. MEN'S BUIT3, from .. .. 27a 66. MEN'S TROUSBRS and VESTS 16s MEN'S TROUSERS - .. Osßd BOYS'SUITS.. .. .» - l&o- YOUTHS'SUITS ... .. .. 17s 6d KNICKER SUITS ... ... .. 6s VARIETY OF HARD AND SOFT FELT AND ' BTRAW HATS, MEN'S MERCERY. TIES, SO. V F1 pOUNT A1 NF, Opposito Lambonrne's, Ironmonger, KARANGAHAFK ROAD,



Land •*■*._& Bstfi-te Aaontß i TCfl OK S• A it E, j_j BY EDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOTJNT AIjHKKT-Bontleman's He-ldonoe, 10 vooraii. outbuildings, 3i09 acres; very oneao. • MOUNT ALBERT—Honsa 10 rooms, outbuild-; !r.«f«, 2 acres (near station), £950. \ t::::OAK'*.; *,a.nD (ai Mount _-denl—9l (MHOS, 7-rooa_9a House, fi.o, £100 cash, nt 7 per con., MOONT ALBSKT (near Hallway Siatlon)- C 3 aorus volcanic sou. In Brans ; splendid vio w. MOUNT ALBERT (near stationi-House 10 rooms, 2 noron.—£7oo. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM 3. Krton Torraco, \ Gas stovo, wal', .to. Offered cheap. MOUNT EDKN (near Stationl—Seven-roomed . House and LBtKeAUotment. £500. Terms easy. ; MOUNT I.DKN-Houbo,'_ rooms, 8210 i Vm-'W KOAD (Mount Kdenl—7-roomed House; ' conoroto oistorn, with noarly ono aore. i COTTAGE and LOT-IBS s 150--1200. UNBHUNG A-House 8 rooms-filOO, ONHIIUNGA 7-roomod Houso and Land, £250. ALLOTMENTS, soallolrt .load, Parnoll, Rich moni) Mount -Men. etc MOUNT KDIW. Valley lload-Houso of 9 large rooms*, ont houaos, la. Ip. land. Choan. ' SKAFIKLD ROAD—Gentleman's Residence Of . 8 rooms, large allottnont, evnry convonlenci**. I LEAMINGTON ROAD - New Comfortable Hoobob and Land, i 82.0 each, 1 01-sT—Ospltal Shop of 6 rooms, stablo, &c„ to loaso, rent low, MOUNT ALBEftT-IOJ aores and House. £500. MOUNT JVLB-'RT —Lnase Of C 2 acres and Houses, ■__. Cheap. KLL-ltS-Ht—Uouao. 7 rooms, find land, fllsO. Pi INSON HY—Houses Of G and 11 roomp. PAPATOITOI—Kino Houso and 20 acre?. F-vItMS at C.imbrldgo, Pukerlmu, tec. KB. WAYTK. Houso and Land Agent. jpi __ aB, ykf I*■ *■ IAMSON, UODSB LAND AND FINANOIAL AOXNT VDXOA3 L-HR A-fO-OJiIfD. Bankers i-Natlon-l Bank of Now Zoalandi BHNTB and INTEREST CoUeoted. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flrsS-ol!-_ sec.ritlc., without Chjlrge. Six par oort allowed on doposlts until invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. P.HARKB Bought or Sold to ordos.'. ESTATES Manaaod for Absentees. * A LLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Built on _3l the Weekly Payment System, STJILDINU itbOiaJ-M-. FOR BALE AS SOS SOOT I— Scotland-street, 60/ Wose-street, 80/ Inke-man-street, IS/ Hopburn-otreot, SO/ Bond-street, 15/ Ugar Place 66V Argylo-otreet, 16s Norfolk-street, Ol Berosford-street, 90/ Oook-streot. fllO Ferolval Parade, 16/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation. *B(I Mount Eden Road, Hi Howe-street, SO/ Eybor Pna_, fi6 Haokett-treet, 15/ Normanby Road, <U Norlbcote, 10. Brighton Road, 10/ And In variousl other streets at law rates. iijnnn TO LEND, to Sums Of 010 and up- XiIVVV -rarda. on good securities. WELLINGTON-STKKE V — S roomed House for Sale, with 2 large allotments, front garden. Prloe £160. „ . i /COUNTRY SIOKE for Sale, with 8-roomed i \j House, Stable, Cow-Bhed, Fowl-house, Fig . gory. Five aores ia orop and orohard. NORTHOOTE— Allotments: two flno Cornor Allotments for Salo, five minutes walk • trom Ut wharf. -Bleach. ROSK.ii.NK ESTATE.— Nearly Four Aores for Sale, on main road to Auokland; level * land, fenced. In grn_: IJ miles trom Auokland. Also, 22 aoros, water frontage. SHOPS and HOU-HS to Let in Princes-atr.ot, Groy-struot, Karangahape Road, Kyber i Pass, Kden Tomo., so. • . TJOUd- at Mount Edon with about two acres J_L ground, having a main frontage of 117 ft.i orchard,gartion. cow-shod, pigsty, fowl-homo, eta Price. £-"5. KaoT terms. n-i en-FOUR-ROOMKD HOUSE for tale In -&10W Nowton, near tho Masonic Hall j easy terms of payment noKn—NEWTON—Four-roomed House and WJu Workshop for sale, with good garden. CHAPEL-STREET (OITY)-Two Houses for salo near Durham street. Price. £-126, SUBURBAN STORE tor Sale: houso -con tains six rooms and .cuLUry: main tho roughfare, splendid position far buslnoes, £650. DUBLIN-STREET. Newton—Very oomfort ablo House for Salo (new), near Poat and Telegraph OHlces, on deferred piymenta; £10 deposit required. BERXSifOiti, -aTRKEr—New and veryoon vonlent Cottago for Sale, near Congrega tional Church. On easy terms. HAMILTON (Walkawl-Houso and acre o! ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank ot New Zealand, for £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West HUNUA— Klghty Acres of Land for Salo for £66. Also, Eighty Aores at Walklekle, for £66, A splendid chance tor working man. NOHTHCOTE — Seven-roomed House, ont buildings, tec and SO acres ot Land foi S_e. Very oheap. Grand view of tho harbour, Alsoi New 7-roomcd Houso and nearly 5 aore. excellent land. DEVONPOHT, Lake Road — Soveral very ohoioo Villa Sites for Sale, having road and roa frontages, and posses-inK »he flncsl inndsofFO views to be found around Auokland, Very easy terms of payment. I jffoKn-A NICK NEW COTTAGE In New . X.-.OU toa ( 0r sale, with large shsd, allot, msnt _0 rIOO i very cheap. WAITEMATA RIVER FRO.iTAGE.-La_ for Sola at £2 per acre. In largo or small ' biocSK, Easy terms. jp-r-tftF-i-KOUSK tor Balo In WU_*_*i-_tr__, «*/_u J near gt, James' Churoh. Also, Vorj Comfortable Seven-rocmCd House, bath-room, tec. pi 1 jo £159. *i,:..uM-Genttemsa- Villa Resldeace, seven Alj roci!-., ooaoh-houso, stabling, tea. £1000. BSMUERA-lB aores, for Saloi excoUen? sou »-_a tiplendld vlow BUEGHTON ROAD. ParneU - Blx-roostod House for tain, allotment 10 z 1001 wr.to. laldoa, Prios.fi-7*. TJONSONBY—Naw Six-roomed House and I Workshop for sale i two allotments | two trontaeos i oosy terms. TPARNELI*. - Newly -flnlshod Blx-roomed JT ' House tor salat pleasant view! £-30, TfiABM-a also For Bale at Walkonilt!, Pair* -- moremo, Stokcs'BiPotaJ, Waltakerol, Mohu. rangi, North Shore, Papakura, fee. Also, see i Hit in New Zealand ueralA and Weekly Neva, OHA S. WThLI AU S Off, KB'VAT'S AGENT Vutn-» LlWi. W OSBORNE, o Kst.te, Laud, and Gonoral Co mmi. lon Agent. 81, Queon-atroot, Auokland. .;■ ,■■',, i .1. " ■ I . *. ==•* Conveyaoioes. rnELEPHONB gLINE OF ROYAL JL MAIL COAOHESJ NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUN-. ■_. TIME TABLE: ---i Leavo Victoria Wharf, Dkvonport —at 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takaftjna Sciioouiousk—ot 8,-6 and II a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. , SUNDAYS. - Loavo Devootort -at 10.4 C 0,m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leavo Takapiwa at 11.15 a.m., and 8 and 5.15 p.m. FARE EAOH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor. rp 1 M E T A B LE. "~ BAINB-UDGE'S 'B-BSM, From Union Bank—T minutes past the hour, and 23 mlnutoa to tho hour, From Tub Tiireb liA-iF9--3 minutes to the hour, and every hour. Night Trips FSWM TowN-~_-.rast 9,1-paat 10i and .-past 11. _ From Union Bank to Shelt_- Beach — 2(1 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes past 5, 7 minutes past 6, and 23 minutes to 8, From Shelly Beaoh—€.3o a.m.. 1 to 11, 1 to . Ito 5.1 to 9. TO OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATIONOF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mail Coaoh (carrying paascngors) will on and after Ist January, 1883, andi until further notice, ran to the following Time tables— Leavo Oomhrldgo for Hamilton Junotlon Roil way Station dally at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. Leavo Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroho on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 o.m. Booking Offices i Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West | Goldman's Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promiscß, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge Decombor 22,1853, sy-ELEGRAPH LINE OP COACHES. "" LIVEIIY AND BAIT STABLES, Kiekwood and Lake Street, Cambridge, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Froprietor, W. K. C. begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and tho public generally for the liboral support ho has received since commencing business, and has to Inform them that, in order to meet tho roguircmonts of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will mako thorn second to nono in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortost notico; also, experienced guidos and careful drivers. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge Dccomber 22,1882, lv. J-aifFß TIME XABJ.B. LcaTa Arch Hill— .48 am •D.-'Oam II am LEO cm 8 pin 1.15pm S.Uvm Leave National Barn.— .am '10.15 a m 11.16'a m 3.1-pin MSpm Mum C.SOpm - Escopli Tuesdays and Thui xOon, whoa taa from Auokland and 10.30 from Asylum . , m\\\ _________\ from the Wh»n. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS Off COMMON AND TOILET BOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT. AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILB. Soap and Candle Works': Pabnell Oil Works i Customhouse-street West. Warehouse and O-Qoes: Lowbk Albebt STREET, Cash Purohatera of tallow and Rough Fat. Delivery takon at their Parnell Works or War.lons 3,



Business Notices. | CoACHßuildkbs, j \3C Groy-street, Aucl;land.-N,8,: Iron-baric \ Shafts, Spokes, Kello-ss, Blu>i 1 am snd all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Martiot Prices. I „ . XJ obson-Stkeet STEAM COFFJSE JO MILLS.-H. V. GIBHO.VS and CO., Tea. Coffee, and Bpieo Mniohaws, Vfliclesi-lo and ! Knmily G*-oco«. Co»l, inrowiiod. and I'rodnco , Ucalor-.-H. P. GIBBo?;s and CO,, Hobaon ' stroot, Auckland , B'A BIB& B U T O li 'S JS, ;tl OARrBK, CONTRAOTO ttO 1 Gutjis Carted and DeU'raied frOii). ship*. fsl-'_ OS Shortest Notice. BalLsst SuppUod, sauwoAaTLa -.WB BAI of la_-Mus COA_, i Also Blrswoodioutan uncut) reaionabio jf H E N JL) X X S ' 0 W, ! HOUSE. SHII J, SIGN. AND GENERAL j IDECORATIVE PAINTER. 1 NO. 8, WY N D II AM■3TIt EE T. , o\T 11. SKINNER & Si ON, YV ■ BUILDERS, I CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Vui.oan Lane. 1 All Branches o[ tho Building Trado exoontodby Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts. Olllco Fittings tea. Tjt DWA E D BAIIT LE V, AROBIIEOT, STIOHBURV'S BUILDINGS, QUBEN-STHEET. F. J. MOSS.] IW. r. 0 SULLIVAN , Fo J. Moss & 00., I HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SnOBTI_NDSTREI_T, Intending Bayers aro rcspeotfully invited to Inspect our Lht o£ Properties. Money to Lend at Currout Rates ot Intorest. eTt B N D SIOK E, VIOTOMAST. WEST. JOBN H. HUGHBS Is now prepared to supply all kinds ol Groceries at tbe lowest prices. A Tbial Invitbd. N.B,—Families waited on far Orders, and Goods delivered. Please Noto the Address— JOHN H. HUGHES. Tea Dealer and Family Grocer. Vlotorla-stroet Wcat, next Red Lion Hotel, ARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND O.NDLf MANU FACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. 3 Offloe i-JJUHHAM -Sl'l-KKT, AUCKLAND. Cash l^urchosers ol Tallow, Wool Sheepskins, and Bones. r mO BRIDQI- CONTRACTORS, c A. BUILDERS, ETa _ Tke nndorslgned, h-vlng spoolal machinery 1 for tho manufacture of lioltt, has supply ot all . longths In stock at cheapest raioa; olao, Roju latlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tubular Wold , Gates, price £3 10s, to bo had from X. and S. r Morrln & Co., Cruiokahank, MUIor & Co., and at tho Works. 3 A. T A I T. I Lome-stroot Bolt and General Iron Works, * / "P«* J. H^ ura 1 mi S_3S KAPAi COB-B - . BROOM FAOI'OR-. onsi'oii-iioußH-t.., Priooai W-m IhulU pcs o—in i L 1 3 ■»OOKBINm^f_ AND ACCOUISX X> BOOK FACTO KY. VioroniA-sTBEiw West. Auckland, Ono Door above Holland & Butler's. \ CHARLES COOPEK, Lato Hoad of tha " Herald" Department, ' Bcga to inform bta Frionds and tho Publio in . Koueral th-,t he hits commono.d Dualness for _ himself. C. C. Is now pnparod to exeoutc ' Promptly, Oiikai'W, and la tho Best sislk, , aU olaases of booKniuniNQ and goneral Sta jj tlonory. Eg Sta bm in.i-.cne. [ . BfffKw BEALAND FSBSB t NUi U-unoenwd. or 4 n JTairteftUly Mounted in varions was* . I eriunt IS ui> *o m ?_a sum, > 1 >I> Bnls by j I S3 EI C ORAXG, | 1 § P-usrcsa-TSBaa, I rs-lO CONTRACTORS AND OTHEKS, » WELLS BROS., . Devoxtoht, Arc preimrcd to supply tit Lowest Rates Drlcks, 1 Llnlo, Sand, Shell, Ash, Purlrl Posts and Hous. r Blocks, &c, &o. Contracts miido for tho do livery of Timber, tea., from tho mills to nnj 1 art of Dovonport District. 0 Address: WELLS BROS., 1 Carters, Dovonport. f mHAMES CARRIAGE AMD DRA_ > X FaOTORV. *• JAMES MaCKIE, I'HorRU-TOB, VICTORIA-ST. E.VST, ' AUOKLAND, Ropalrs of every description in Wood and ' Iron neatly executed on tho shortest notice. 8 Springs made and rop-tr-d. Always on Hand—A _^k- quantity ot Lamps, 1 also Iron lark Shaft, and Bpokos, Red Gnm Fa; loos, and Uobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country orders purctualiy attended to, _ 0 T 0 BATH \_JT to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD. AND 1 BUOWKK BATH*:I, Viotohia • Btrset Has-t. Charao—ONE SHII-LING. Open all week days from 7 s.tn. to 9 p.m., end SUNDAY MOBN t ING 3 from 6 till 1(1 a.m. The Batn-rooms are all private, and sisppllod with every oenven. 1 lenco, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brashes, oombs, respirator*-,, eo«ps, &o. Select Bath n rooms iorlvate) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with femalentiendanoe,OneShUltag and " Sixpence. Please noto the address:—Vlotorla street East, above the Greyhound Hate), and next tho Cheap Bedding and Fornltura Mart, Auokland. N.B,—Harbor in attendance. 'TAMES QLA BE, Having returned trom Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to inform the publio that he has . STARTED BUSINBSS AGAIN* IN HIS OLD SHOP CUSTOM-HOCWB-STB-IBT Wbst, and will 3 be most happy to see his old ouatomers, and any now ones who will favour him with their '1 patronage AU kinds of Yachts and. Boats built to order 0 on tho shortest notice. Boats repaired, 1 N.Br-A Small SUp on the premises. 3 J, OLABK. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, eUSTOM-HODSE-STEEET WEST, FBEEMAN'S BAY. lOADDLER V X a p, 600PEB, j 27f fc 270, UFI _R QUEEN-STREET, 1 FIRSI FlilZß AUCKLAND HfiO W, 183-i. . Manufaotuxer of Every Description of - CARRIAGE, GIGi BUGGY, CART. AND PLOUGH BARNESB. Ladles" and Gents' Saddles, Paok Saddles, Bags, Valises, Leggings, tec, tec, on hand and . miido to orden • Bridles, W hips, Spurs, Bita^ Brashes, Elilman'o Emlirooatlon, &o. Steeplechiiso and Raco Saddles • made to order, Evening Concerts. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONG?, DUET 3, ETC-, ETa Every Person can have these in their own Homo by calling on ! J. HOWDEN, SiiobtlAnd-st., I And Purchasing ono of his 3 NEWLY-IMPORTED PIANOS. I [ _ THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND'PAROICL DELIVERY ;AGBNOY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs ; Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, The following are tho Booking Agendas I— A. R. Ladd, Cablnotmaker..Karangahapo Road W. H. Young, Gr00er..„..,....P0n-onby Road R. Birnio, Bafeer.. Aroh Hill J. Reld, Cabinetmaker,... Corner olKyberPaßs and Symonds-st, S. Reld, Grocer Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Road. W. S, Collins, Grocer. Parnell a. Holdt, Cablnotmaker...... : .No ivmaraet DKL-VERIBS i- Town 1 Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m, and 5 p.m, No. 78, Toloohooo Exchange. HKAD OFFICE: Nathan's Bond. Custom houso- treet. ! L 3 U jPBRIOR OORKD BA'A'iSD r_-».B 3 1? A R "_ S X - HA3 It)BS__- a umnbo-C- IbsatKmt, WIII Tap ready for ws. 83 and enwardr, AT HIS BTBA-3 \7CBSB, VIOTORIA-fitHIS-?2, cs hie Shop WBnu__nr-Bi*_Bßs» Largo «aa_*__e_i Ot St»«.nt«__ Hldgins, BBfl Dswn pipes always la -toot. Verasidtih Iron cmrrad at Bhortaat es'-lce. Manufacturer (if Lead and Compo Pipe. A ohoioo seleotioa of Chandeliers, Jso« a. his WoUenley .-reel shop. Oountry orders will always receive bll pramiit attentlou. liloonsea 19 lay oa Wste, *_-. PAxmi^M^gJPMTW MAD



aGwiro-?' Mitoiunaa j ; KfITABLJifIHED I " • * '§-*&-*$ BY SPECIAL >^#'i>>-- ATPOINTMBH-n j :&&%;&<&&&, j JBu¥ ONLY THE s* CELEBRATED \ ■ o >^ .... ■*€) ■ yS^ SEWING MACHINES. I Tho Ka9loat, SlmplOßt, Best Made, and Most Durable. Tho only Sowing Maohlno whioh has novor 030n-.bea.en In competition. Solo Aeonts in New Zealand i SHAKE'SPEAR AND CO., (Opposito the Market,) QUEBH-BTREBT. Singers Swing Machines, IK decisive IS? Blngor'u Decisive m?_?!5« i Sliisor'a Deolßlve SJ?S£}S!S Blnger*- uoolelvo SSS°S Singer. Dnolslva K*_*S£ 52 Bln.gs'a Decisive Kms2 Slngos's ' DooUivo !. fto}!!s2 ItagSrt Decisive »«£ Stager*, and «?5£J52 . singer's Owwholmtaß $_S2h&2 Singer's Overwhelming %_s?£_?„ ' Stager. Overwhelming K!fift2 Sing..*. Overwhelming „!Sms!2 Singor-. Overwhelming XjSXS Slngoi's Overwhelming *£??}s!_ • Blng-r-o Overwbelmlne sJ?2ijlS-_ Bingo's Overwhelming Machines Stager". Victory for the Stager 5J^2 j Sieger's Victory m^wSm . « V-Sy gg3 i gggg V^ry ggg tSSSm 'vXy ggg T Sl-lors • Vlotory 5J55K52 r Singer's Vlotory K*2£"E Stager's Vlotory SJ??&SS . S-oier-s At Ohrlstohuroh Exhibition. JJ?*|s?! 1 Stagers The Singer SJSxSiS2 Stager's Tho Singer m^wEm Slnger-s The Stager mmmSb t Btagor-e Tho Singe* j__m£2 Stagoro The Singe* £2£m52 - Stager c Theßlngoe K?Shis2 , Stager x The Singer. Singer's Two Gold Medals ". ~. m™m£2 Singer's Two Gold Modala SKSmS2 Singer's Two Gold Medals SJSmSm Btagor*. Two Gold Medals m_K_ , Stager's . Two Gold Medals JJ?Sh_M !• Singer's Two Gold Medals !J?9s}?" Singer's Two Gold Medals JEffif Singer'- Beating aU Competitors mSbUm _____ "KSftS-ii ™£m& . Singers Beating all MunhinM StaKor-E Bootleg all wtchlniS ' Singer. Beating all m£____ Stager's Beating all m2___S _ smgert competitors «£___* X Stagert Competitors SSohtaS. " Hingort Competitors ShS^ _ Stager*. Competitors SJlShtafS f hinges CompeUtors. SgStTjJ _ Slngert* Boating all Competition. SHSgJ" a Singer's Always Reliable MMhtaS Singers Always Hellablo M^htaM btogerji Always Reliable mSSSm _ Stager*e Thodtager- jtaSh_s_2 Stager* s The Singer is m£J___bl - Bluger'B The Stag.r is S!?ffi Singers Tho eimpiest ana Best SK^Sm Stager's The Simplest and Bert Mafi__s Stager's T ho Slmplost and Best ManhtaaS Hlnger-B Always Reliable Maohtaec StaKor-e Alwa.s Reliable wSehtaS Slngert Always Reliable m____s Slngert rhe Stager is mSS-Km Slngert The Stager Is M-ShtaS Stasert The Stager Is MaShtaM Blngert The Stager is mSoms2 Slnger-a The Blngor Is StoShtaM - a-agcrt The Singer Is sS_h__2 I Bmgert The Sinner IB JKohtaas Slngort The »ir-ger Is «__i£2 Stagers TheSingoris SmS fclnger-a Unequai-ed Maehtaes Singer* UneQuallod M__htae_ Stagort Unequalled MMhtaSs n Slnsort unequalled MMhtaee ir singers Unequalled Maohtaes 0 Stager}** Unequalled M_shtae*_ c , Slngor-s Unoqualled M2Shtaea i. Blngort Unequalled Ktaee fclngert Unequalled «?Si_^ " blnsor- Vlrequailed mJo__os Singers Unequallod in the World. mSSmSm Singer»__„,<„, amo Maohtaes Singers Largest bale. Machines Btagors Largest Sria Maohtace g}»B«J Largest Bsle Machines hlnsjo^B Ijirsest Sale __Jc__es Stagort Largest Sale, J_Shtae- H ugsr s L»rgeet Bale MaohtaM S» W ra L-rgcstaalo S^gtaS SSSS! Largest S»le Maohln S g'll^ Larßest Sale Machines B'ni.ert m tho World. Miohtaea ff nse^e as 01 ncr Week Machines Singort 2aCdpcrWeofe Maohtaes - goiter 28 01 per Week Ma-htae. • Slngert «8 t>i par Woek Machines Bngort 2^0:1 per Week Maohtaes Slnger'B 23 &1 per Week _S__qm Singer's 2« 6d par vv«elt .mSSSSm S n.er ■_ _„ 15a por woekJ Mtohta-S 3. iS_Srt --a6dporWoek|KSS a IffES. „ — Maohtaes J- ffSSSg BBAUon: Machines Hta#..2ol,Qae_Hir S et > SJltShtaM Sim-el's Ml, Queen-street K?Shi22 SlEg.-*o Ml. tluoon-stroet SJ!^S}52 Btagofs Ml. yuoen-streot SJSJS2 Sinter's 36l.Uiieen-stw«l JJ??S}S2 • Stager's 261. Queon^troet ««*" ? Stager'a SBl. Queen-strert „?^{5S StaSert 261, Quoen-streot JJaohlnes sinkert Auckland mK___m Stager's Auckland mJSS?22 Stager's Auckland. . s££m£2 Slnger'B Aucfcland mS_HS2 •Stager's Auokland. £f„£}s2 Hlnwr's Auokland SJ?SmS2 d stager;* Aucklan... M^taes SlUKOra , —m-v-Tn i. SINGER'S SEWING MAOHNKS. _ Ironmontrerv. 1 "" 0 .:';...'■, B f. 0 I- J, . -. - ~:. 1- .*',. i*l}A . - ■ ■ _ OAJ-UJ!*rtA_Uß JJOUBF. d, ; -J ' : , -m, QU_KN-S'l'K___ SJ» - *) DlO K» ?, v r ' 1 HAVE FOR BALB r BO WAT' B ANUCA.PXNIO LAMPS 1 AiafL n UnSHRBfI, FONTS, GLOBUS, AHD Wl EBO And a Great Variety ot C-lmnles, 1 ' _.' EODG_3'B LOqSWOOD'S, AHD Wigvakb t. SABLE AND POOKBTBRI. )■ *' ' ' iA" *'""*•"" "... .'■- ... •" . 1. -JOHNSON'S OEIiEBRATUD BOISBOKB a"""* * """* iDLARS-ii BGIL-RS SAUOBPANB, ISO. GannnTH's Patekt Tea and Oovwmm FOTS, STAMP ED T_NNBD M_A_ AHD Pis. Diobbs, BAsraa and Milk Pahs (all sisea), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and , OVMS, Brooms, sorubbkes, Wbisks, fto, HA-B, CLOTH, AND NAIL BBUBHM, "ABK'S, BLADES, AKD LTHDOH'I SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS. GARDEN HOES. BAKES. } AND TROWELS, - DIS_ON,!SOBI--7&SP__B,A_D JAOKBOH' \ PIAND, RIP. AND TBNNON SAWS, 1 _«,____, 1 , ~:*■■.. 1 toS. ADiK-S, XO-AHAWKS AHD CH___B t „ AoauBS,P_AHE_, hammebs, bbaobs, TV/ISS AHD PATBN3 BITS (all St-OS}. _OC_3 ; HING-3, NAJ--, AHD B-USSWAIM, 5 BOOIT'S Gehuihb Wbitb Lhad, KAW AHD BOILSD 1-IHSIID Oil , MVE PER OBNT. DIBOOOHB Allowed to Cash Purchasers on r_U Bale. amounting to>_Mi and npwird 1



Pabii*. r*4o-oico». Coffeei Coffeei Coffees S. C. BROW-?, DUIinAM-STKEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFEE „ BPIOE MERCHANT, Has always os Hakd and Fob Sale— FLOUR, In saoks, luß's. and 60*8," Blue" brand FLOUR, In saoks, 100's, and 60*s, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER AND BPIOES. In the matter of "yOFFEE, tho attention Of the Pnbllo Is oalled to the excellence ot my brands, and a trial solioitod. The Mixtures are composed only of the Best Plantation Coffee and the Beat Chioory procurable, and maybe characterised thus- , EM "Eagle" (my best brand), nearly pure coffee "Ship" and "Camel," medium coffees ol grer.t strength and fiwour " Castlo" and " Leonard," low medium and oommon coffees. _ * , _,__ To lovers ot really flno Cofloa, I strongly ro oommondtho "Eagle," but to the general tas* Medium coffees aro found to be most acceptable and I say, thoref ore, Try tub SHIP Bband Thy the! CAMEL Brand Proourablo from all Merohunts and Store keepers, loose, and In tins. lulDa,, -.lbs,. Ulba. 71bs., Bibs., 41bs„ bs., and lib. pOFFEE ("IOFFEE pOFFBE Ui j_, uoi.Uiiii.. ;-» is l> i-> v jkH i umßOUAsra . y\f a paia_---Pt>T. $5 jgoa M A 87, Qtraß_-31'31_.? s As.enX_--.HO, U,'&, IMPORTERS OS P_P_BHIHBIR«& Panel Decorations, OIiABB-Pcllaboa. SUvsroti, and Roash P__.be DDglish and Contlnoi'tnl (.heat, Phoi? graphlo, GlaiaSh-d-S. WHITE LEAD, Colour., Oil, VARNISHEE Brashes, Mixed Paint;, Carson's Antioo-t roalve and Patent Silicate Faint.. MOULDING S—Gilt, Stained. Veneered, fa Picture Frame and Room Decorations, Fanes' Frames for Cabinet and CD. V. . ioiu—«i of every description In ureal varlet. scraps—Photos and Coloured, Albumj for Photos. Scrap-, tec. Sec, ffi_, Oat-out or Overlay Mounts, all si... i Cabins and OA>.V, Mounts i Artilts' Rsoulsltob W. P. — S, having always on band tho iaree. ■took of the above goods In the North Island c New Zealand, are able to execute aither whole tale or retail orders on the most tavonrabl terms, Bamples of Paperhanstinge from opei stook, or of original packages, sent on applies Hon. New settlers in Auckland should mapec oar stook of Paper-tansings -___ Pictures befor fitting up their new homee i they will find sonu H-lU to toll the meaua of everyont. W, FHILLIFFB A SOS,' -a-jH-ur -sina-i*. Aim**.«•*»-* __ c _ .TRADE- *}.„•' .^1 *'" '0 ,U_RK ~-_- . _»i| rp O X SALE 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Deg Cart (nearly new) 1 Larae Ladr's Phaeton Double-seateo Buggy Wanted to Purchase, Double-seated Hoodei Buggy. THE H_-MAKKE. Ui, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND ON BALK, ABtUTKO MB COROMANDEL AM ROMAN BMPIRB,- Whlte Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Olorer, Cow ■Mas, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail. Greeted Dogstall, Rape, Trefollum Inoamatum (Scarlet Clover), FROM AMERICA UIREOT- Tlmothy, Kentucky Bluegran (Poo PratensU) Poverty Bar Ryegrass, Lonterbtur Ryegrass Cock-foot, Pralrlegraas, Hartal-, EARLY SEED POTATOES. AS FoiXOWB 1- Ashleat Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Victoria. LATER VARIETIES-Hobart, Sutton's Mil nnm Bonum, Button's Flower Ball, etc. ALSO, Oats, Barley, Garden and Flower Seed, Goar_a Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zoo land Flax. Tow, ttaoon and Hams. 30NEDUST AMD BONKJTLOUK of all grade.. ISLAND akd PERUVIAN GUANO, ft*.. Kfl HBSI-ETIJ _ AIT KEN. rfT JfEAOOOK X • OPTICIAN Has B Stook SPECTACLES AND ZYB GLAsaKS of every dosoripttost an ooourata Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TBLEt I SCOPES, Powerful and Oheap. ASIaBO ID HABO-JH-T-BS, T-TEB-tOl-BTKBSL Eutonuo BKLLS, BATT-UUES AND FITTINaB. Magneto Electric Machines aud iMedlcal Ooili, OPERA GLASSES, BSNOOULAR FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES. THEODOLITES, COMPASSES, SEXTANTS- Spirit Hydrometers, Saccbarometcrs, Ballnomctori, Argentomoters, &c„ _c, &c, AO-WT *YOB TAYLOR'S PATENT BBWINQ MACHINES „ EXTRAS, iDitrumcnts and Sewing Machines repaired, OPFOBITB sna Post Onnaar. miortl-id-s-Met. flßOUnx. LI M _ GROUND LE-H. FOR SALE, -OUTBOAIE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC -GROUND ROCHK LIME IB any auanMty, for Conorete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (next to stone Bagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting oualltieal. For tanks and other wet work It Is a first-class material. B, KB AN E> SOLE AGENT, CTusmnK-Bouß-HiTSBn. 03 Pf ■'« " -02 _g ail-'* * 1 HS-S M Ho? _i«-s.*OV £10 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN*AND DISCOUNT AGENCY, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OF/ICES). Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, De da of Property, Shares, tec. Repayments oan be made In Instalments of One Shiliinq pkb Wbkk for each Pouhd bor rowed, or in ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Omnaa Addrkss i Box 90. Auokland. IIiXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JCj . LONDON. In sums to suit, FOR S?ALK BY ARNOLD, HINHB, AND CO., Corner of Custom h-use and Fort streets. _ MONEY TO LEND, in large and small turns, at current rates of Interest. Apply to. PETER OLIPHANT, ■ Solicitor, High-streot. MONEY TO LEND, on Keal £ state, in suuiß of £50 and upward?, at the cur rent rates of Interest —Apply Wm. S. Cochrane, 25. N. Z„ Insurance Buildings, or Samuel Cochrane and Son, Fort-Btrect. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage m any sum required, on terms to suit orrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed* nmy hands till Invested.—W. V. Stevens, In vesting Ageat, 187, Queen-street. - MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-olass Fret-hold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Salloltor. Corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small sums, at usual rates of interest. CONNBLL & COnt_B, * Solicitors, Vo Joan Lane,



mepiOHJ. i_V_„ OfJMPIiAIHTo , ___ OR, KING'S DANDELION A_T> QUIN-NI- LIVER PILLS (without Mar- W.) TUB 8881 I«__D-_ B-01S BttIOUBWBfIS, WOMAOH DKKAKBKM--N--', FW.TO_.BIK_. PAH"* IETWKKW MOB SHOOI,D__), BifcO APPETKB, m.iaESTioN*, Acmrrx, huad-achb, Hk_-b5 tors, and ell other symptoms of diaorrtcrcd Wo. and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by mpy mitaont surgeons to be the safoet and mildest 311-_ for every oon.ti--.-ton.—ln Boxes at Is lid. Is Sd, and _s _d. Sold by Ohemlsts and Mediotae Vondors throughout the world. Prepared M las. Rorko, London. Specially valuable Plus tor residents abroad and travellers. Sold by -.-M-TBOBN!., FEOSSKB & Co. •• UULPHOLUNI- LOTION,"—An Ex- K5 tornal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption but will yield to "Snlphollne" In a few day 3, and oommenco to fade away even II it seems past oure. Ordinary pimples, redness, biotones. scurf, roughness, vanish as if my magio 1 Whiisi old, enduring b__ disorders, that have pl»s*raea the su-forers for years, however deeply rcotoc they may bo, "BulphoUno" will saooe-sfaily •attack them. It dastrcsß the aclmaloma Which causes these unsightly, Irritable, palnf al aflfeotlons, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of -ho sfein. "Sninhoiine. Lotion Is nold by most Chemists. Bottles, 3a Oo Made by ,J, Popper and Co., London, Sold by ggMPTagggg, Paosaga te Co PEPPER'S QUININE and ;|IKON TONIC rouses and developes the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is _■ spooiflo remedy fot neuralgia, Eigne, tnrtigo.tton, fevers of everj kind, chest affootlons, and In wotting disease! sorofulous tondeuoles, &o, Tho whole fra_e Ii greatly Invigorated by Popper's Tonic, th( mental faonlt-03 bright-nod, the conßtltutloi greatly strengthened, and a return to robusi health certain. Bottles, 82 doseß, 4s M s nexl Biro, lis. Hold by Chemists everywhere. The name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory London, must bo on the label. There la n( Tonlo so certain In effect ob Pepper's Quintal and Iron. It Is strongly recommended to cesl dents in India and the Colonies, and shoalf always be kept ready for use ta every one 0 t ivor or febrile condition, Sold by Khu-pthobotc , Pnossßß a_t> Co. YaRAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN Prepared-only by J. Pepper, London This Fluid combination, oxtractod from medJ otaal roots, Is now used instead of bluo pill -_.< calomel for the oure of dyspepsia, bUlou-nese and all symptoms of congestion of the liver whioh are generally pain beneath the shoulders head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, fnrr_ tonguo, disagreeable taste ta the morning Sdolneaa, disturbance ot tho stomach, and feel gof general depression. It sets the sluggisi llvor ta motion, very slightly acts on the bowels giving a sense of health and comfort with 2< hours. It is the safest medlotae. Tarazacun aud Podophyllta la a fluid mode only by J PKPP-K, Bedford Laboratory, London, whom Dime is on every label. Battles, 2s 8d and Is Bd Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable ant essential medlotae for India. Australia, Uu Caps, and Colonies generally, Sold by KEMPTHOBNB. Paps-US -CO, JAMES CATER DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST IMibmueh Pharmaceutical Society), HOBSON-TRKBT, oloseto Wolllnston-attest ADOg-AXP. N.Z HENDERSON'S SUPERIOI BAKING POWDER. I.N VIO T A BRAND. MEDICAL HALL, Oppoilte Throe Lamps. Ponsonby, Auckland CKT/.ciisnan lira.. vuii r r, t v a jy * o * v. ICRGEO-. UI-NT-E**. W,UE-e7Jlf_l!-Ss__H, -5-3 OP-1 _M——> SfUnleaa ssiraotltsa c. Xs_-_ By __ Oxlfls aitrcssa Gas, vroteßPion-J Hours—B a.m. ____. r ' ' '■ x_erc_anaise. A« HEAT HB Fi GENEBAL IMPOKTEB, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- Oo_Troisier's Brandy In bulk do do one diamond, four dia mond, and VO Associated Vineyard Brandy In bulk.lease, flask, and half-flask Mnllcr Freres* Brandy In bulk, case, flask, and half-flask Hennnsßy's Brandy in esse W. and A. Qllbey's Brandy In cave RUM- Lowndes*, 30 0.p., -casks and hhds Lomon Hart*s, i-oasks w. and A. Gllbey's, ta case, W and whlto WHISKY (bulk)- Gromilooa; Inverness, Glenllvot, Terrier, Kirker, Oraer and Cc, in deinijohnn and 2 gallon jars WHISKY (oase)- CoiUe Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy. Jero boam, Olen Almond. W. and A, Gllbey'f Irish and Scotch ta flasks SCHNAPPS— Henko's, W. and A, Gilbert WIKIES (bulk)— Sllva and Co-ta's, Australian, Qrenaoh, and Tokay WINKS (In oase}- W. and A GUbey's (Castle brand), Port, Sherry, Claret, Mortals, Madeira, U, a, b, a, b, and s 1 YD Clarets, 0, I, i, S, _ j Champagne — Roederer, Perrler and Camuset ALK- Boss, bottled by Hall Boar's Head, bottled by Hall John 8011, bottled by John Held Ashby's and MoKwon's "Globe" brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOUT- Boar's Head, Hall Kdmond'B Pig Brand Gutaess's, battled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Neurotone, pints and Quarts C.alo and Friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine White Lead and Zino Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drums Colza Oil, In drums Castor Oil, ta bulk DRIED FRUITS— Currants, In half cases Elmo Raisins and Figs Aldon Apple, (evaporated) KERQ3BNB, 130 and 180 test- Devoo's Royei Brilliant, Ughl Ot Age, Frs mlum Safety Prime York Hams and Bacon at Low Rates TOBACCO- *. ~~~ Over tho Water, IS"., Nallroa Royal Standard Long 6's Venus, U's, 6*B, Double Thiols P Pleow OILMEN'S BTORES- Te&s, Sugar, 10, Iw. No. 3 Paper Bags. Pickles, Kippered Herrings, ' Potted Meats, and an assortment 0. General Goods always on bond. A. HEATHER, r i 11 1 Hotels. ■pACIFIC HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER, P_tOP_M_TOR, Begs to. announce to his friends and tho general public that ho has completed the oxtonsivo Alterations on'his Promises. Among tho many improvements, he has intro duce- a SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, under the superintendence of a well-known Caterer. The Cuisine will bo tho Beet the Season can supply. Meals at all hours, BEST BRANDS OP~W_NES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught, BOAfcD and Residence. ..,.. nam, per Week Roasonablo Charges, E«_lK_t Fare, CiviUty and Attention. Good Stabling*. OACIFICH O TEL, RUSSELL, BAY OP ISLANDS. G, H. WHITE PROPRIETOR. The abovo Hotel having undergone extensive and thorough repaid, tho Proprietor trusts that by oaroful attontion to the wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair share of tho patronage of all. There Is a good Billiard Tahlo.a good Cuisine, and tlio very best o£ Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations aro being mado for a really good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &o. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass the advantages offered for bathing, as it is but ono succession of bays and inlets for over cichtccn miles. Families can be accommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will ho always on hand- Good Stabling. Saddlo Horses can bo had at vory short notice, so as to enable Visitors to see tho Manganese Mines. Boats aro always to bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c, TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. . . "OOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. First-class Accommodation' for Visitors and Commercial Men, Sample and Bagatelle Rooms, Saddle Horses and Pleasuro Boats always on Hire. **- . ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Proprietors. tF A D E HOTEL. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers, Meals ready at all hours. Good Stabling for Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor. * __a CI CODLINSS COACH /• LEAVES Onehunga— Auokland— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.3. P.m _*30p.m. Saturday Nlghtß-



- BIR EDW_U.W_.MO-*. til. pW'ftiS when a youth, so far gone in _^S mP.'____l Dr. RadclirTo, whom ha had consults. 13. jj | friends no hope of his recovery. MSB -, the age of ninety, three I upon w^^iJ ■■* bcrdon notes: has been the*, : * , somo others who had many symptom , sumption ia youth.** Modern resesrt****, ,-•• clnelias now provided manvinval«M'« ti ,. ~ flies for consumption, bronchi^ _^Sffl plaints. Tho combination of EnfJH Idm- and Quinine with the healing m" , (or blue gum} has been tho means w ou . and permanently curing suoh diaeases. ~ ing thus a peculiarly repwa.iW.jffl A action, Aiokln'a Syrup of EucalyP^ f J Hypophosphite of Llmo and QatofigfgSH maoeuticaipreparation speo-_Win«»%*2 .: reUef of BOiferers from ohont slfe-U-™*. -The Mew Zealand Drug Company.