EXTRAORDINARY RO MANCE OF REAL LIFE.

o . : ■ Discovery of the Lonfj-Missinf/ * Heiress.—A Chivalrous Uncle. , a It will be rutnembcred that we some timo b ago published a few particulars about the \ 1 mytterious search for a musius* heirees to a ' princely fortune, who had 20 years ago been cruelly deserted by an unnatural mother. Well, the rigUt lady ha* at length been found, and with her diacoveiy tbere has been made public a stoty so strange, ro mantic, and fantastical as to be almost ' incredible. The fact", however, a*e ■ vouched for, and the "Daily Telegraph" in ' an interesting "leader" thus relates them : — Many of the incidents which havo:just been brought to light in. the'rumarkable atory of the domestic servant at Dublin, who turns out to be hciicss in her own right-to an, estate valued at somewhere between tuiitiiou and f jurteen • thousand pTounds yearly, would s em to have come direct from the pagea of a "sensational novel;" only'in the case the circumstances are leuowu to be authentic. Taken alto gether, the facts certainly constitute one o£ the most extraoidinary and well-nigh in credible narratives that have been revealed in recent years aa arising in the actual history, ot hviug tuen and women. [We are lirst iutroduced, in, what may be called the oper>i«g pjrt of this three volumneduove!, to the ancestral home of an English baronet of vast estates and high iineafce, situated in the fertile midlands - the "heart of Eogland,' as they have been called. As v matter of course, and iv strict conformity with novelistic precedent,* the elder sou of the wealthy baronet is a scape grace, while the younger son—as will tub sequcutly appear—concent)atea in his own per.-OD the virtues which should have b^en shared in due proportion with bia senior brother, it is", however, chiefly with the ne'er-do-well heir to this desirable heritage that we have to deal, and the second son is corivencntly dropped out of sUht at aa early stage ia the narrative. In'the dome tic establishment 01 the wealthy baronet there is a cook, a youog persoi, it appears, of "considerable attractions," With this damsel, removed several stages from him in social condition, the heir to the property commences atlirtation—asheits to fine old properties havo done beforeT-which culminates, we are sorry to say, in an afct of guiU, and the heir generously desire? to marry the person he has wronged. At 'this point in the story the wealthy baronet assumes his true character as the " relent less parent," threatening to cut his son off with the traditional shilling if he ventures on matrimony with one of his own domestics. The threat has always been considered a terrible one ■in itself; but readers of sensational novels will probably agree that, under such circumstances, the regulation aonduct for the heir to adopt is to -fly into a rage, dety his unbending sire to hu face, and quit the paternal roof in a fine frenzy of general disgust. Subsequent scenes may intioduce us to "love in a cottage," supposing'the disinherited heir to have tbe wherewithal to rent a tenement of that description, or to touching incidents of the highborn youth and his lowly spouse existing in abject poverty on the crust tbiowo to them hy charitable hand?. In the actual narrative uo such desperate courses were adopted. The heir was a prudent young man; so he married the cook in secret, aad retained his hold on his father's atfections—aud ostate.' A female' child was born, who was taken over to Ire land and deposited by the mother on the doorstop of a house at Kingstown, near Dublin. A fifty-pound note,-two complete outlitsof baby-liven, and a New Testament, were wrapped up with the deserted infant j and the. mother, having first taken care to ascertain that the inhabitants of the house belonging to the doorstep in question were pious and kiad-he.irted folk, sought safety in; flight, after performing this most un maternal act of heartlessneso. Happily there is a Providence which watches over foundlings; and the in fant who was so ruthlessly deserted was not allowed to peiMi of starvation any mo o than was Eppie Marner jor Oliver Twist. It seems, however, extra ordinary tbat the parents could have rested content for twenty long years—down to the date of their deaths, in fact—without hear ing any tidings whatever of their lost child. It is said that they suffered from remorseful " visitings of conscience;" and Ihat, hid tli. ir lives been spared, they contemplated instituting .a search iu ¥ Ireland for the daughter whom they had abandoned, Daring all these twenty years the claudet lino nmrriage wa-i kfpt concealed, until, iv 1877, tfte aged and still wealthy baroutt died. This, in the ordinary fiction of the circulating library, would take place somewhere about the beginning of the second volume, and the rest of this section would be taken up with the a'tempts of the parent?, or their representatives, to discover"'the missing child, and the measure of success which they meet with ; while what is done with the "little stranger," when he or she at last turns up, would require a separate volume tt itself. In 1877 the'old baronet died, and the heir took the title, and in the vi ry same year both he and his wife—the ex-cook — expired suddenly and mys teriously, ana within an hoar of each other, ia the sumptuous palace which they tiad bought for themselves in Rome. 'Obviously this sad catastrophe complicates matters a good deal, and, special inquiry - indeed, a whole separate novel—might reasonably be devoted to unravelling;the profound mystery how a Roman coroner's jury managed to bring in a verdict of death from heart disease under such decidedly suspicious circumstances. At all events It is a matter of tact that the heir to the baronetcy and his wife did so die ; and, they being supposed to be without children, the title and estates would, in the natural course of events, have - passed on to the baronet's brother, a gallant Colonel in the Army, as the next of kin. ! Here we come to Itho most satisfactory part in the1 whole of this unique romance. The colonel,' a true brother of TbackerayVbrave, honeßt, Colonel Newcome, 'had reason to believe that the ■ deceased 'baronet had once ' had a daughter, and he set himself to work with a will to discover all the facts connected with the' disappear ance of-his niece. Death certificates oi girls who had been left on doorsteps in early infancy seem to been produced in shoals; and legal advisers informed'the gallant officer that any one of those might be considered sufficient to " quiet" bird is the enjoyment of his estate, should he sec fit to act upon the'evidence contained in them. Poss'bly this advice would have been acted upon by most men ■ who found themselves heirs to an undisputed inherit, ance Of some fourteen thousand pounds" a year. But the • brother's high sense of honour was cot satisfied. He deter. mined to be content with' nothing short oi conclusive proof concerning the death of tbe GbJii^.«y^Jfe^rui^oStr°t'ire°KlrT'w^ alive, not dead. She had ■ been taken' tn from the doorstep twenty, years before, with the lifty-pound note and the New Testa meut and the baby-linen, and had subse quently been "placed out," at a union vork house, and had developed in due course into a domestic servant. It.was in this character that the long-lost heiress Turned up at length. The pauper baby had become a handmaid iv a family near Dublin, and must have been considerably surprised when she was informed tbat a competency of some thiitfen or fourteen thousand a year was awaiting her .disposal. In gratitude to the gallant colonel who hpd discovered her m her Cinderella disguise, she offered him half of her fortune; but with the name hi°h chivalry which had characterised his con duct throughout, the offer was declined. It will be observed that it is entirely to the exertions and determination of this generous gentleman that the young heiress owes her redemption, .'from the servants' hall to find her place as mistress of a noble mansion and a princely revenue. If virtue is its own rf^ard, then oaglit the self denying officerto be richly compensa'ed f. r his Lonourable conduct, In contract with the previous behaviour of < is deceved brother, who deserted the child, and only thDught, of inquiring whether she was alive or dead after a score of years, his course of procedursshines out consp'cuousty. It is' not stated at pres:nt by what exact means ' the missing heiress waa idtn'iiied in her kuinbe position. The convenient plea of personal markings might reasonably be supposed to fail in the majority of cas-ts, as strawberry-marks are not implanted in the left arms of many individualsof either sex, except in novels, when heirs go a-missing. It is impossible to suppose tbat ihe baby was tattooed in infancy, after the fashion of Koger Tichborne, t>< cause it was a girl, and females are not usually sub jected to such di liguieraents However we may take it for granted that the evi dence of the identity of the Dublin semit with tbe long-sought heiress has been established beyond the possibility of cavil; and the gallant colonel will have the full satisfaction of having dune a very noble actiou, and having succeeded in repairing a ruvous wrong, he has taken Tiis

to ttb educated a, beKi?*'* witl> hi «i . lite. Tims the story end- wuW ltion »» child becoming U^-SSS^Sft*^ po-«c«or of a baronial hall £,1 Mllatl! appurtenances thereunto beLt all the us hope that i tt theßcquelTe 8 ,?' 4 Ll* squire of high degreo-perbaps o l' !° d a lost heir rcsidng in th e npiohv,-? long and will th M bring theMhKef ( fe wh«^ legitimate conclusion. >° lu*es to a

TURFIANA.

•■'.:'! v IBY;CHEYAL,Jr"'^'! ' The Autumn meeting oi the A«V Hieing Club, has become Vmtti^ tory, and again the galling ti^^* pressed upon local horsa owners tfi c° Southern brethren are able to-« V*" catt'e not to be beaten byinUuK?? lP North. Meg,»j ' Masoi/ STl'** Sie^ta.tho^hableto atsnWe cfte" here with ease, is not nc&oM J$ Wd a good second-rate "by;tHe snM. at Chibichuich and OuneW" ft d the fault lie?; In tins part W' 1 d °« we have'some of the ' Rnkie-t 'J r^ blood not only in Nd.*'leaS''l? " 0| Australasia, arid'1 ytt ' it "W-K? sli "moral" tliac tlie entry of a'Sntrfi J pmentativo for otir. rfca *»» "V grat:on. of the bulk of' t«t Cltil be any doiibt on bur minds'-bnt'ii^ training is to blame., If our hors?i k wish to-tnro the good blood dFfhH T1 pqsal _ into money they .must It £ penurious m the matter of 'AftmWr'in * The Melbourne .Cup ot lK??' Australian ' couteuipo'rarv)''nWl '-i 111 beguatoatraottbeatteuiionioflia a Bptculanvc turn of mind,'ind'W f we Heard of archie baviog bei'ri jj*eir j 1000 to 30. •i»U.s.ffi«M« •]he Assyrian broke;downs o bidfyi nttl . Cumberland Stakts. that it is feaS 1 not race again.'' •'■ - •■'■«t<> >efi:. m mil It is stated that 9^MW^ik^l under the name of Mr' BiMamSnL shortly retiring from.the turf, ""■'" ni!s Mitrailleuse's victory iiv''the' JiIW.K Platowas. general M,p^. 4^Jj more so than the. tramer'French,1: .fiX been suffe. ing from infla^za'f"or aw night previously, and her" tunning on th. Saturday had damped'thi&nfiSZ™, those who, though kootfbe her tdKe? had placed their bWrJIS chance. , "■'■v'fuSl ° "Auger," in the "Australasi'^'slvsth^ Theuge, by the imported TimflfagJ ?„ been purchased to go to J\.ew Zealani' T price being £300. I undehtaitf \ ■ a Mr Little is the''pii'rcliaseVV' a, other writer states- Thauge wll be entctS tu1 the Dunedin Handicap (? Clip] ~"and in the event of his winning the purcaale-mon,, Will be increased by £100. .Theugimjfc winner of several of 'the principal motaat the race meetings throughout! tfie'Kilma. (Victoria) district. ' ;,'.-,. ; ,'.' -;jj . ,Tbe following payments' weie Madev» terday on the A.K X\ Autumn ''sm- Mison and Vallance, £320' 3a;V Caotiii! Kussell, £255 11s; Mr Bate, £229183- Mi Keith, £166 5s ; Mr JSorgroye,'^£lißo6a6d- Mr Adams, £122 6d; ( olonel Erasei ffi! Mr W. Bobbett,£6o 16s; W.'ffafc ffi' Mr A. Standish, £28 ife; Mr bollock £2? 10; Mr M, Smith, £1919*. -£1056 isii Mr Strode (says the " Presß ")';haa" sold Gitana, his late purchase.from'tiaHob Geo>go McLean, to .Mr Kirby, oLOtsso' The imr* is now located at Forliury ij charge of- Jimmy Cotton,', who,'; we/'undcr. stand, will school '"her -fat the jnmpk business, ..j .',': \]j' t ly Snider, continues to! .bb'ok.!wager» akni the Canterbury Darby.opßSi "Quite recently he laid 500 tbjSQ.eici, ii^aiim thu Becky tharp filly and the Miss Eiatfilly, Heels, by MaribyrnongrMparai'Vlio died in Australia lately,.wasjone of tbe most promising filliei on the tiifi She commenced her career by" vribiing, tbe Hawkesbury Guineas, and then the'ldarts' i'roduce Stakes at the same meeifng,Hliicli the followed up at Eabdwickbyappiopt ing the Spring and Maiden. Sitakcj. .-,- Two three-year-olds by Marquis, tie pit. petty of Sir^V. J. Clarke, aie now ing at Fiemirigtbn, From'thisi^miiM appear that the worthy baronet havrtoi sldered his decision to retiie from tbetuif. Mr Kouse, the starter at the A.J.Grace1.. irjg, fined ten jockeys £s,each. Jones, Millar, and Qo., the Sjijnty 1 eviathans, have, laid. £10?;000 ,to;fi«0. against Warwick and Grosvenor (brother to Chester), in the Melbourne !Dtrbj a>d UUP- ' '■ ■:■■■>'.. -■ -' ~ " ::! 1 The Two Thoasand,Guineas wssrrmoi the 25tb, and the icsiilt appeared-in ; tot night's issue., 'ibie winper, GaiJ/a?i is,« favourite fur the forthcoming Derby.., -Ik following was the bottiaaon tUe;."TH Thou "when tbe mail leitLoudoll '•ti to 1 aqairiat Macheath, S tol Prince; aniCiiisle hurst, 10 to 1 Galliaid and Beau Jiriimmel, 100 to G Highland Chief, 20 tol.li*|4fid4 andTyndium. f».j Cipolaia, the mare that finipbed ; aecotid to Kobert the Devil in the St.iLeger.'i&d after foaling twin colts to Doncaiterjj ■Sou'wester the winner of the rimaraCnf is a grandson,to the N. Z.f PedigreeS;o« Co.'a mare Sylvia. . ~j:r.f&t The following amounts were pai|,««ij on the Taranaki meeting :—Qaptui;su. tell. £250;, Mr Hately, £150 ; MrKsitt, £125 ; Mt Pollock, £105 ; Mr ; BuMfc, £100; Mr t hitham, £50 ;■ Mr McGfft£fii Mr Harrison, £30 ; Mr ChadwickjißajMi .Wood, £25 ; Mr Hoskins, £25 ;• Mr ; Wii, £19 ; M.r 'WillianisoD, £10. ; ~ :,-:Civ Tbe Napier Club have removed|i!;& qualification on Murtagb.. ,; , a .' The following is the prog;amm6"»i til Napier Steeplechase Meeiiog to, bejfu « June '2ii. Maiden S.teepleahase, (if S3 soys.; Ladies Bracelet; value 30?om,Mli 20 soys. in specie adde,d> .HaVkf'Jißi? Steeplechase Handicap, of 20O;sovs,! j-:rM Steeplechase, of 20"bovs.. j-.ajid Coiiptfion Steeplechase Handicap, of gOsovs, ,_ • Mr Lee, the racehoraeownerifftofisam Canterbury lately.impotted Pctef Hit «j Mountain Nymph, and it waj,tlißnai(Hiol these two that produced Misjflift the dm of that excellent horse :WelcW J»ckf Mr Lse'a name may die ouifli-tadnjslmMryi but it will alway? be presenedifttotaiiw of our Naw Zealaud.StudsSiook, «i'?; ' Mr " Horsf ord" has resumed possession« thehors'js he le^.toiMssoa,^^*™ 06 for the reason now closing, and he.nounes by adyertisemeat in the Press ; tflafew» will bo received up to.i May sth f«l«se ot them iar next eeasou.-iThe lotffle^eti', Holderaes?^ Nonpariel, Mraii} ImW*> Leodsgtan, Helena, Deceit,a«d Scalpu.— "Beacou" ..- •■■• ■•",■-•' ii"'"-!"iii,;'',"!,.. After .a visit to the Hon. J. »g a .week, or two, ago,. ,"Augur; /follows :-^" I caw there the tfew&«B»« Martini Heury, a two-year-old «"»%"?' imported English horse MusMfromfljm'i the dam of Goldsbrough ind'Sobia-"* In appearance he ls: ! a!-\roitty.'«aa',o'» worthy mother, {possessing all '»W? and quality of his halt-brotberGo»g' and it is quite upon the cards that wrw Archie, and Off Colonr may lad him? « man worth.? of tbeir steeLr,^ . ..^.j. •« VVauior "(.writes ! MrMiftwLOTfe; Sllafatf^d'olTSKoSinentwij men in Australia, left by.the-mul-iowas land during the weekji with tiieg™ wishes of all sporting mennMr wg®* is a very rich man, andaoonfs'deierwii more. He has during the IliM mW owned and run the best steeplcctoeiiw1 : south ni the linef'conspicioiissainonfr. 81" Lone Hand. .; .:■'■- -;•''";; " n v "^ 'Jhe weights for the Cambridge am to be run on May 2nd and peared during the week,; tforthe.W" best in are Hippodamia. (7*t .lOlbiJwW woman (7stslbs), Mystery- (6st .i\m?s I/octor (Gst 51bs). B jppodatnia BhoaWW». , For tbe Hurdles' I fancy Cbristmss !«■> 41bt), Catch'em (lOst lOlbs), and B»w (lOst 41bs) in the'order named.* B?S with list up, should have a big nl^. Steeplechase,, c peciaUyiLMount does m start; and for the Shorts, I,foßcy;«ef (Sst),and Victory (63t.121b5). ~ , M &. ' Colonel Fraser won £300 tr^ pecker's victory in the'Hnrdle^*; Saturday. The win was a ■mCW;P?H& one, and especially «o amongst M» fromthe Thamc,of whichplace'hfS^°' Colonel is Mayor.' : ! .' Jnn Ma One bookmaker wrote Leonora md»»» k about SO time?, and as yet has only s«|f tprone£so. •• , ■ :j'J &LL Of the favourites m the W le"S Christmas,. ! Mount, ortm^\ x Qe Chandler,a victory for thelatterffdniao"' hurt the books least.': -■ ' Wm

The regular weekly drill of tt«;**{g Company was well attended tfag, the Drill-shed, and a eouise'otwtt^ at the big guns was given by LlW*»«« Norrie. A moeting of members ff^«»• < ~ ouenty held, at which Captam WWJ ' aided. The object disonesed was W" dress uniform^ which was'consul* necesßity. The meeting was'inJ*^,. the uniform, irhicli coofd be woni^g, nary occasions, as^ some o*€>****»fo sarlly elapse before the full dress cow possibly reach Auckland.'. ;., ■. -^-v.

PHntodanaPnblfahedby the PropttoTja^i \ Bbbtt. of Symondtw^^ Wjglpn,



tAautiocfl' ■"' : ' " JAMRS DAORB MONDAY, MAY 7. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. j TO BB LEASED FOR FORTY YEARS. THE Subscribers will lease by auction, at their Rooms, Kort-atreet, on Monday. ING ALLOTMENTS, bolt.* SU<» <1 ■ vision Lot IG, Sootion 9. having rr.ml- Itres ot from 50 to 137 f cot. by 130 feot to 110 teot In flopth. Theso al!otm«nta a'oTlroatea nt tho Jonctlo.. nltho Grout. North Hoftrt and tho roars to the demand no homos tor■wworn«s| n« men, Plaria Rnd liitther Information on application . M SAMUEL COCHKANJS & SOJS, Auctioni orsi W. S. COCIIBAHK. JAS. DAfcUB MONDAY, APKIL 30. TIMIiEitT"TIMBEK! THE Subscribers will sell, atj their Itooms Fort-Btreot. on Mond»y. tho 30th InßtSnnn FKK k T kaurSi boahdb and 24,000 SCNANT! IN9, now lytnfr on ' . tho Roolimiaiton lmmeiilately V V,'j bohlnd Toll House. '■■■ SAMUEL COCaKANE & SON, . Anct!onner». , i ~~~. AT AN EARLY DATE. EX WAKVVICK, FROM LuNDON. HANDSOME OLEOGBAriIS AND ■ OIL PAINTINGS. Bomo of the best over offered in Auoklnnd. Catalogneß will be issued. ~ r GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. SOON AS LANDED. EX WARWICK. Afk CASES AND~IiALES GENERAL DRAPERY, BLANKETS, RUGS, ,' cLO'rnisG, &c, &c . Particulars iv future issue. GABRIEL LEWI?, Auctioneer.



FKIDaY, JULY 0. IS. C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed by the AUCKLAND llaubouk Hoard to flo!l by public auotlon, at tho office of th» lioarr' Cort-strott. on Fri day, me (sih cloy if Jaly, >SS3. at 11 a.m.. THK L* ASK F >X 50 YK^RS, In terms of Tne Harliour Act 1378, of tho to lowing AUtot inonta:- i ALLOTMENT NO. M, Corner of Qaee.J, Qnar, and Little Queen-Btret ts ALLOTMENT No 23, Cnatom-honso-atrett AlilOlMK-l'S Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Pllol Eta lion, NOTSh Shore. Plans draft of !o >se. and conditions or sate wUI be en view at tlio ofilces ot tha Board B. C. GREKNWUOD. B. TONK3 K. C. CARK B. D. TONK3 WEDNItSDAY, MAY 9. NEWMARKET ! NEWMARKET ! 20 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. B. TONES & CO HAVK received instructions to sell on Wednesday. May 9th, at 12 o'clock, o /i CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES, adjoining ZO the site o£ tte Railway Workshops now in course of Erection. A Raro Chance for Railway Employees nnd Others. Within Threo Mimices" "Walk ol Newmarket Railway Station. T H 4 E HAY MARKET. O ALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS © HIDKB AND TALLOW,- e&on Tueedsy, at U o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B, IWHKS. K. 0, CAKB, B. D, TOKKS PKBLIMINARY ANNOUHCEMENT, B. TO3SKS & CO, 1 \KT ILL sell by auction, in April next, THB WELIj-KNOWN PROPBRTY of the WAIKATO COAL COMPAWY (ulraitcd), at lIDNTLY, adjoining tho TA.OPIKI COAL MINKS. . The Land Is now being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RUKAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each.



At the saiijO tlino will te sold XHB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Which now Dtana on the property, Consisting of— 3 Honies containing four rooms each 1 Bocsa oontalnlntt three rooms 1 House oootalnlDg two rooms 1 Blacksmith's Sbop 1 Stable. •Terms B«ey. Plans ready Bhortly, Farther partlcularo may be had of B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. "~ MONDAY, APRIL 30, At 10.30 o'clock, TO COKTRACTOKS, BUILDERS, &C. TIMBER, WINDOWS, DOOKS, .... GALVANISED IRON, COFFEB PALACE SITE, QUEEN-ST. YVIIAKF. i '• '-Id BE SOLD BY AUCTION. B. ARTHUR HAS ten'favoured'with instructions to sell by anctioD. on Montlby next, at half. Salt 10 o'clock n,m.,ittihe Coffee Palaoe Site, meen-Btiest Wharf, s The Timber. &<■.. nscd In tho oreotlon of »he lata Wai'aggrProdncfl Storp. all in goofl cond'- Torma: Cash on the tall of the hammer; to be removed at bujera' expense within one week from day of sale. OELLE'VUE fIoDSF, TAUBANGA, NEW ZKALAND. Suites of Rooms, Bathe, Piano, Stables. Coach laavofl dally for Hot L&hes and lorraces, .CBARQKS MODITRATB, J. BOUKbL, Proorle or, .8 hn E E H * R& & X X B~T L m. QUKBN-BTKBKX, AUCKLAND ' White OlOTer, Bed Oiorer, Ainyko OWrer, Oow crass. Meadavr B'eeone, Meadow Foxtail CnMted DoKStail. Rr.po, Trefollwn Inounatmn (Sooilet Cover), lEOMAMKEIOA DIKKOT BUnjrthy, Keataoky Blnourts* (Foe FratantUl), POTaty Sax Rresctua, Lantarbnry Byoarwi, ■ Ooolotoot, Fratrtezraas, RatWU. MARLY BBSD POTATORB, in Voi&owS I— Ashlfnl KiOney, Taylor'a Kidney, Oaatw ,, v > bn*T irinkcii. I'attaraoa's Vlotorla. LATKB VABIKTIKS-Hobart, Button1* Mas Bum Bonum. Buttoo'g Flower Bail, etc ,: i Also, n*tz Barley. Garaen and Flotrer Beea, aoane, W ihaeand Boot Bait. Bran, aharpg, nbw Ztt- Und Flax Tow. daoon and Hams. PILAND AWC PKKUVUN (iUANO. ftf,, feO -pigiJfTFTA'ITXH



Auction^ MONDAY, NOON. ! DRAKE-SI BEET, PUEBMAN'S BAY I (Mcs-sis Mavtiu and Son's). CLEAKINU-OUT SALE Ul? STOCK, NEW AND SECOND-HAND ' FUItfIISIIINU UOODS, &C, &c, &c, R. Alii'HUß HAM liei'ii 'favoured with insh-uctions from Messrs H. Jlartln nud Son, wlipare removing to Dunediii, tosellhjr auoUoij, at their pretnises. Drnko-streot. tui joining Mesura J. Billington ami Son's, on JHoiulay next, at 12 o'clock noon, 'L'JIKUt STOCK of Kuvmturo. Glnss, Clima ■ and aSlhemvare. C loelcs, Sec, tho argor noil ion new. rcoenUy mipprteJ. uml Qt suiiorior mirtlity .• .■ '■ , 50 Superior hoi Itc.latuada, aosortccl 110 Superior I.ojUim,"Cl:i3s<'H »f. m't c« SI) Toilet Sets 111 suis .liijjs an'l Basins i dom Cvi s and HauMH. 40 Mb; Jnw fllocka l.ustro and olier \asOß, l ivmos, ■ rliair': Chests of Drawers. ChpfToniors, HaUMUvaro, Oriidtatands, &c; Tinware. G I Buckets. Fiincy tJoorts, S-c; ,l^iu jiculctt Bpnon. &c v Terms Cash.



Land and Estate Afirenta r\ 11 AS. \\! lbiJi AMSON, HOUSK LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. Bankers i—WrUobm 3'auk of New Zealandi RSNTQ ana INTBKW . T Oolleoted. MONKY Invsstedfor lOspltalLato on Drat-eIMS leourlitos. •witeoht J' >rqk. Bix pet caul lUowed on deposits uutti^nvesrtod. MORTHAQKS ana LOANS NeßOtlatefl,! SHARKS iiouuht or Cold to order, KBTATKB Managed tor Abscataai. ALLOTMKNTS Boufsht, and Houses Built OR the Weekly Payment System, SDMiDING AIjIjOTMBNTB VOR BALK AX SMJS VOOSI— Sootltuid-streoi, 60/ VVeßt-atrceJ, 30/ Inkennan-sKOot. 11/ Hopburn-nireet. 80/ Bond-sweat, 15/ U«<a Plaoe. 88/ Arnyle-Btwet. 15a Richmond Road, £3, Beroaford-atroe*. 90/ Coofc-Btreot. 810 Parolvnl Parade, Ul Wharf Road, 30/ • Reolamation. £8 Mouni Kden Koa«. Hi Howe-street, SO/ Kybar Pass. £8 10a Haokett-stawl. Ul Valley Road. Ms , Konbcote. 10a Brighton Road. iOI And In Tswloua ottoe* otroetai st low rates. JJannn XO LSND, insnma ot flio and nr -3b 4U U U vrards. on eood soonrltles. SDBURBaN HOTKL for Sale, about 7 miles from Auckland, on malu tboroughfsre. With several Rorca of laud adjoining. Chtaos ior brower or capitalist /^IIAPKL-STBEKT—Two Houses for Saloon \j deferred payments. Capital ohanco lor handy m»n or working carpenter. rrUVO BKICK SUOPs for sale in the Centre .1 ofthebltr. Quito Kow. Ksoellont posi tion for biißinoss. FRANKLIN ROAD—Now Oro-mcd Honao for Salo, at £150; oily water; or to Let, at 20b weekly. . • _ PABNEIiL-Bis-roomed Houuo (new) for Bile in Kutland-atroet; pleasant view of har bour. Price, £325. Kaar tomis o( payment. WSLLIN GTON-STRKK V - 9 roomed House for Salo. with 2 largo allotments, front Harden, Price £150. . i^IOUNTKY S I'OtiK for Salo. with 8 roomed \J Houbo. Stttblo. Cow-shod, Fowl-homo. Plft- Kerj-. Five aoroa in orop and orchard. Or to i.et at 253 weekly. NOBTHOOI'K— Allotments: two flno Corner Allotments for Salo, flvo minutoa walk from Ut wh»rf. £3(1 each. uOSKBiNK K9TATK,-Noarly Four Aores IX for Salo. on icaln roirt to Anokland; levtl lanti. foncad, In uraas: JJ miles from Auokland. Alto', 22 aci'o9, wntor f rontißu. HOUSK at Mount Kdon v^lth about two acrea ground, h»vln« a matr. frontage of iIT « 4 ( orohsrd, K*r(l<J".. cow-ahou, plßsty, fotvtbouso, etc Frlco. £1)75 KiiSy tor.Tis. PONSONuV.— «"lve-roomod House for Salo in OIMCLoe-stroot; wtll finished; good B&rden. Prio" lUOJ. „ i-oKn-NEWTUN-iroiir-rooiiMid House and X,/iO\) \\ orlahoo for sale, with Rood garden. DUBLIN -STUB XT, Nowton—Very oomfort nblo Houee for Ptlo (new), near Poat and Telegraph Offlcea. on duforred pi^monts. OKRBBFOKI>3TRBKI.•-^■ew and veryoon- Jj vonlent OottaßO (or Bale, noar Congreuo tional Ohnrch. On easr larma. HAMItiTON (Walkmo)—Houße and nora of ground for ealo. two minutes walk trom Bank of New ZcoUtid for £03. Lot 311. WAIKIKK.IK— Klsrhty Aoroa »t WalkieMe for £CS. Sclnndld ohance for working man. TVrORTHOOTU: — Soven roomed Homio, OUl r\ buildinßa, &.0., and SO acroß of Land for S>le. VorycUesp. Grand view of the harbour, Albo New J-i'ooaied Houso and nearly 5 aores. DK"ONPOKT, l^aie Koad — Beveral Tory ohoioo Villa Shea for Sale, having rood and eea frontaaes, s.nfl poaßoaslnpe »he flneet IandBOBPO views to b« found aronnd AnoUand. TnZfV-A- NlO3 NBW COXTAtiK In New- Xlv\) ion f ar snid, with large shed, allot- raO:,-TAGK.-Lund W for Sale a» Hi par acre. In large or small !» ( J$M B&r Sale In WilUam^tree.. fc^.oo Eesr st. Jsrusa'Church. Also, Very Comfortable Savet-roemod Houbo. bath-room, &c, price £150. EPdOM— Quutisiaao'a VU!a Rosldenoe. feyen rooms, ooaca-hons:, stabllns, &o. fiIOOO. RKMUKKi— IB 6CI6S, for Sale I otcoUonl SOU and splendid rlow BIUUHTOW HOAU, Parnell - Six-roomed Htin:-s for Kia, *lio«ment 40 x 1001 WRtar laid on. Prlos. PONSCNBy— Now S!2-«>omca House and Workshop for 3JtJe l two allotmonte I two MSS'^S'inS'Sla at WalkomlU. Par*. ? moremo, atokes'a Polni, Waliakarei. Mahn ranirf, Norsh Shore, Papf.knra, fto. Also. Bee Utt Ik Kn> Zealand BsruU and Wtddy Newn,



CHA S. WILLIAMSON, _KSTATE AGEXTL\_Y_fiCAN- Lank. ijT~ v is ■ t ii i£| JP Bt KDWAHD A B HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. 'SKNKRAL BUSINKS3 lor Sile: turnover iBIRKftNtIKAD (near Whßrl)-Now 9roomoQ HOIIB9 BUSi-i'SJ SITK-Kybar Pass. Cheap. OHKHU>GA-IIonBt» Nrooniß) £250 and sBiOO ONKHU-VHA-SmallHonaeßchoap . HKAVIKLD KDAU-Honto (81ooins). 8500 SHiFIKLU ROAU-doiiae tnd Lot, £550 CIT¥ (to LettßP)-Corner atop. £3 & wetk MOH.VT ALDKttT-llonfe (10 rooms). 2 aoreß MOUNT ALBERT—Houso (12 roorua), 9 aorea MOUNT ALHJißT—Choice Uullding Hltos ; MOUNT KOkN- Konse (7 rooms), 1 aora MOUNT EDKN-llOHse (Brooms', £550 MOUNT KI'EN-HoUBoUroomB). &U0 MOUNT KDEN—House (7 rooms), 10 aoros , MOUNT K.DHN— ahop?, Cipiialßi-natlon MOUNT EDKN—Choice Bullfllnß Sllca RIUHMOND-IIonpe? (Stoiroomi) KIOHMOND-BalldlnK Sitoß HAMILTON-Choice Aoro Lota , CITY (to Lease)-Manufaoturinp! Premises With or v/ifhoir. Bteam power. &o. GRKENcLiNH:-sacro3: fine vlow KLLicRBLIK-Cfcoioo Bnlldlng Sites KJ)EN*TEKKACK-Houae (8 rooms), large Lot FAKM3 at Hamilton) Cambridge, Pnkerlmn, Whata Whats, Kilpara. &c WANTED, Small Houses near Qneen-Btreet to Purchase or Rent . V^ILLIAM iyULLIVKR HOUBK, LAND, KBTATB. AND COMMISSION AGKNT, DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPS. PLANS. &C, COMPILBD, (COOMDBB S CnAMHEIIS. 86, QUEKK-BTBKBT, AT3OSL4ND.) W.G. begs to notify nla frlenda and the cnblio eoncraliy that he nan removed to the above premlfo?, -where he hopes, by strloi attenttcn to the requirements ot hIH clientß. to merit support. From hta luria knowledge of Ponaonby Pro nertieß. ho la in a posiltion, second to none to deal with parties bnyluft or sailing In that dis trict,



Inspection of my list respoctfnlly Invited A ready sale for Cheap Houses and Allotments VO SALTS NO CHAKQff. A long liat ot Country fropertlefl open to In. Bpeotion, ißßnranoßß offoottd ftt Lowoat Kates, Ketuember the Addrera— COOMBESs' CHAMBKKa, QUKEK-STRgET. , "HOUSE. LAND.'. AND E3TATK' AGBNTa, Bhohtlahh-strmst, Infolding Buyers ara respeotdillj Invited to Inspect oar Llot ot Proportteß. Money to Lend at Current Raton of Intoreß TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE U COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OIT COMMON AND TOILET HOAPB, • CANDLES, PEANUT, AND OTHKR LUBIUCATING OILS. Soap and Candle Worka I PAaNKH Oil Works: CusrosmouaE-BTiiKnT West. Warehooßo and OlUoba: Lowkb Aibert BTREET. Cash Parohasera ot Tai.low and -Rough Fat. Dollvory taken o.t their PameV Worlrs Vvnr*hn:i» T Nm^ SJF^ L AND PKOVIDENT X PERMANKNT BUILDING I,AND AND INVESTMENT BOC IBTY OF AUCKLAND (CoRNEit op Vulcan Lane AND QUKEN-STMKBT). ; INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Society i 3 now issuing ; INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full raio of Interest and Profit. * b PAID UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) aud par ticipating in i-urplus Profits. . DEPOSIT FePARTMEINT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months 7 Per cent, and on Deposits for G months. 6 per cent per annum. , BORKPWING DEPAKTMENT. nndbl M° B n\ et:?r/ravance3 on Approved Freehold fourthSfe" t0 the extont ot th™ uS^^tWyOffPW* or tho wholoof Oe^rTr e q&°^tc Sa nd any.furthQtpar- GBORQK yRASBR, • .-■'■ y ,\""'-:' - : Manager,



Ironmongery. . ' "j I T&SMGRRIN&CO., LIMITED, ; I • •■., i ■■•■■■ ' Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS,!' I M P 0 R T E R £!■<■ OF Every Description of H HARDWARE, ! AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, ,! EEHCING WIRE, BAKBED KENCINQ WIRE. co I j S 1.» • ' Single Barrel Gunu, Double Band Guns, ji Brcufih-Loading Guns, Kevolvurs. Spotting l'owdor (all qualitlea). ratent Chilled Shot, Feroutaion Caps, Wads, Cattridees, Caitridgo Cosea, Patent Wire Unrtriugeß for loiur ranges, Cartridge Biißf, Game E*fi», Guv Cases, Car trtfge-mek'hiß ImplemoDta, Us- Coppoi'B, Kxtracto;w, Air i ■ I'wtols, Air Guiw, T. & 8. MORKIN & CO. (LIMITED) wculd call special attention tatho abovo ex tensive and well-selected stock of Guiw and Aniiuunition. GUNS AT PRICKS TO SDIT ALL PUKCHASEKS.



Carpenters1 Tools. A large Assortment of < Mj^fflwpßHa«ik English and jSSBr J/JfcrßTpTyKl American &&f /$ ~~ Toots, ]§( jmJf., -■ ' lcd-edged Chi- W . , ... , ; sela, American uap '', -,v\"'. -•>' >„'., ~ Socket < lmeis, W\>\ 'o?felh FirmeiChuels, \V VsP&t. Gougce, Ham. \V ■ "■I>:^".'^ffl3V1>:^".'^ffl3V mere, Squnrcs, \ Bevels.Gilpin's \>, ■ - %Wfc I! race Bit?, W?;-' 1 Am erican \ ,' '\\ ~ Bruce Bits, \ ' ■_ ■' Twist lilts, ' O" ; Morse's Twist '.dira^,,, ;■ ' Drills, Hollow \ - , ~&! ".' Angers, Wheel- fe kPsjj I rights' BruzzeP, \pjp»SV .- ,/'r Lock Mortice . v, .'.','■..,''7'!','. Chisels, l'ano \>( lions, Single \.' '•'■ ''■ ;J''"" and Double \ '.*■■•, i, Planes .w^WSwra I (S m o oth 1 ne, . W'• \\- A i, l- Jack, Trying .:- 'WagJlfaES&fc Head, Ogee, - mi <KWiMs*% Qr'oovinfr, \ ''■■".■ W Pioughs)Banch \ .'",•'■] \fj;: Sarewa, llonch K&m«S3i'T'" Vice, Boring i*\Mt ' Machines, Uil l K,\ ' j Stonep, ■ Tool < W' I Kits, Floor E|«HM' Cramps, . 7\ijSfflpJT Smitli'B Potent W->:' '' Spiing Dingca, O"i'fl ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indiaponsible in every Bed-room, ELECTRIC BELLS- Electric Bella (in Sets), with Indicators ; single Electric Belli (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Offices, KEROSENE COOKING STOVUS- A largo Assortment j sizes in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family. CHEAPER, THAN GAS. Dnplox, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hail Lumps, Haul Lumps), Lantern.". LOCKS— English and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and. Hobb'n Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass dad Iron Bolts, '■ Dooe Chains, allows thk dook to rkmain open STILIj SKCURKLY FABTBNKD ENAMELLED SINKS- Einunelled Sinks; all sizes ; Enamelled Boilers, 12 t0,25 gallons j EDamellid and Copper Uoilera, 12 to 30 1 gallons 'Portable Boilers, i ., .']',].: VVasliinc^ Machines, , '■•■',' ■!* ■ Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines, GARD'S JEWELtEttV CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c. : NO POWDER REQUIRED. T.&SMOBEIN&GO. LIMITED. GENUINE! PACIFIC RUBBER PAIMT



Irontuonffurvi ■- •■<• ■■-!■' " : ( [' CHBA]? TTAKDWAKB. . OOUBi', : '.', JUL , .. ' -SJL HAVE FOR SAtßrs ROW AX'S AKUOAPXNIO UUl'S1 ALSO. MX I BUBHKS3, FOMTB, GMUKSS, Aid) W«HO Aud n tlreal Variety ol Chlmiilai, BOUUSu'a LOOK WOOD'S, AKD WlOrAil XAlll.rt AND POC'KMKttX. JOHHSaa'B OKLBMRATKD HOISSOUH OliAHIC'a UOILKIIS BAUOKI'AMH, *C. GBIVriTB'B FA'IK»T TKA AMD fIOWM POTB, STAUFKD TINNKD MBAX AMD FU DIBBXB, BASINS AMD MILS PAKB (all il<«s), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and Ovbms, Bbooms, SOKOHUKUB, Whisks, &o, Haib, Cloth, amd nau Beushm, pabk's, blacks, and lvwdos1* opaukß and diuglngi uauukn hoks. kakko. and thowkub, AUOUIU, PIiAhKS, HAMHKBS, BSAOU, TWIST AHD PATKNT MITB (all llEed, &00K9 HINDIS, KAILS, AMD BbASSVABB, 80OTT'8 Qkhuinb Whits Lbad, KAW AMD BOILVD LIHSKXD lOlk fIVK VSH OBNT, LHSOOONX 4JU)WfI4 to Oaah Pntohaten on all BUM urn oatiuK to lOi. BBd apward



/GOVERNMENT LTFE IN&URANCE. Head OiriCKi PROVINCIAL Wellington The Only Nkw Zealand Life Office, GOVERNMENT SKCURITY. MUTUAL INSUItANCK. LOWKST I'HKMIUMS. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Insuraneo of £1200 at tho premium charged olsowhero for £1000, equiviilmit to An Immediate honub ok £MO, In addition to Full Participation In Proflta, Workman's Insurance Specially provldod for In the industuulj branch. Policies Issued from £5 Ufwauds, with tar PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. Ib» PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. BPKCIXL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies ot £20 and Upwards, after Throo Years, can bo surrendered for l.'iujh, or for a Freo Policy. IdBEIUL REGULATION'S. NOTE.—Tho Govommont not only brings In gnranco within tho roach of nearly ovory man woman, and child in tho community, but pro viJea tho description of policy and mode of pay must best suited to tho requirements of each. U M. LOCKIIC COMMIBSIONBH TJEDUCXiOW IN KIKK KATIS!?, HEW ZEALAND INSURANOB COMPANY, OAPIT>Ij__....ONH MILLION BTKRLINGI FIKH RISKS taken on the most LIBERAL TKKU3. PROMPT BKTTL'HMBNTB, UNDOUBTED BKOURITYi QKO P. PISRCE, Manageri Oonvevances. fjpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES ' LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Strkbt, camdhidob Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER. .Proprietor. W. K. C. bogs to roturn his slnccro thanks to his numerous frlonds and tho public gonorally for tho liberal support ho has received since commencing business, and haa to inform thorn that, in ordor to moot tho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho ia at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to hl3 PItKMISttS. which, whon completed, will make them sqpond to nono in tho North Island. ' Tourists for tho Hot Lako Conntry supplied with Saddlo Ilorsos and Buggiea on tho shortest notice; also, experienced guldoa and carofiu Buggios and Saddlo Horses always on hiro. Orders by tologram or othorwlao punctually attondedto. Cambridge. December 22. 1832.



PJ OYAI. MAIL LINK OK COACHES. » Tho Royal Mail Coaoh (carrying passengorsj will on and aftor Ist January, 188,'t, nndi until further notice, run to tho following Time tablo :— Lcavo Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station dally at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambrldgo on arrival of Train from Auckland. Lcavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wodncu -3 days, and Fridays, slli m. Bookino Ootioes l Gwynno'B Hotol, Hamilton West j Coloman'o Hotol, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-Btrcols, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, I Cambridfte. Docembor . 1882 rsELEPHONB LINE OF KOYAL JL MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE! AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE: ---■ Lcavo Victoria Wharf, Dkvonport at 7.15 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Sohooliiouse at BA& and 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. tioavo Dkvonpokt at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Lcavo Takapuna at 11.13 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FABK KACII WAYi ONE SHILLING. g. QUICK. Proprietor.; '■■1 1 M. JE T a U L. B. BAINIiKinOE'S \KUSSEB, From union Bank-7 mlnntoa past tho hour, and 23 mlnntoa to tho hour, FromTnsi Tjirkk Immps-20 minutes to tho hour, and nvory hour. Nrairr Tiiipb fkom Toww-i-paßt B, J-poßt loi and j-papt 11, .From Union Bajjk to SnEitif BEAcn — 20 mlnutoß past 11, 20 mlnutcß cast 2, 20 minutes past 5. 7 minutes past 8, and 23 mlnntou to S From Shelly Bkaoh-8,80 a.m.. 1 to 11, Jto o j to B. ■ v* r n iFirts hmk tablb. , „;;';'! LearaAtph HUl lil a m "B.SO a m Ham i.sopm Ip.m 4,15pm Mfpm Lg&TS National Bank- Jam <10.Uam li.siiam Ulpro i.lipm Mpra 1,10 pm • Bxcepk Tneaflayi and Thnrsasjri, when itt l - from Anokland and IO.SO from Anrlom f will (co to tnd from tbe Wbsn, I



- ■ Money.'-" !■ ■ ■ i" a l '~ MONEY j;, U li IS Si D . ON irHKHUIOTiI) 'SHOUItITIKB.1 J. CHAD WICK, KAURI G'JM BIiOKEB ajxß COMMISSION 13, OUSTOMnOtfiiK-SXIiKKT, I AUCKLAND 0 H N w7~lTir"li DIE, . IjANU, COMMIBHION, AND H3TATK AQUiN'i'. MONICV LItNT /'IIOMIBBOSV NOTKS, HOUBKS, ITonmTunK, &o, Blllu Dlsoonntod Daily. Mottgttfien NpßOtlßted. niBH-STlHtia', AuOKtAW •■' ■"'!'.,';'.'&& ■■'*■?■ . \TTCTOKIAN Lo]\Fak» DISCOTJN11 mGH-S'I'KWMIT, AUCKLAND • J'OBX't'K (HTY COUNOUj OICiflOlCB). Monoy acivauo« (rom £10 to fiIOOO on PeMonal auouth}'. Dt> iloaf f ropuriy, tilinrew, &o. ' Kopnynicntn osn bo moflo In liißtalmnnts of Onk Hkilmno pick VV'kkk' for onoh I'otmi) bor ■ rowou, or In uy way *o BtiiS liorrowora. ' Uommnniontlonu Oonrtdbnttal. Pout OffFiom ApnitK.HHjJjox 80, Anotelandi » UUKJUAWD i-ii^MANBNT xi. 00-OPKftATIVK HIJJLDINU AMD XWVKBTMKNI' SOOIKTy, ~ Ovvioje 1—147, Ou»9H-siuuti*> LOANS tp-'antfcfl npou upprored seonritlea Ot B'jnnhold or LonouholiX Properties' In Hums Ot £30 to JM.OOO vrluolpnl and luterest boluit;y« pnrablo in intitalinonta . ftt too fcil?owlnß K« unaisn Hatkr for bjinymonl of eaoh *1011 borrowed!— f „ JTaTdT « «•' «• 1 rear _ _ sI) 0 US 0 0 lyeS! I " 14 T IUIIC tyeari Z - 11 B 131 0 I B'e«M I - T 1 I*7 li i lOreaw " - II ■'163 111 8 Jjnd n iho nanio proportion tor amaller or lnrßor losn». • DKPOBIITB.—The Hoolotf reoelyus Moner OB DfitioHit «t rAteß aa follows:— Kepayaolo at 7 doyanotlofl, S'oei" cent; parannnm; ropayatjle ln tt lxmonth ß ,oporoe l itw« j nmim; GBBj , SeoMUiT.



inXCHANGK ON NEW YORK AND Hi LONDON. In sums to ault. FOU BALK BY ARNOLD, MINKS, AND CO., Cornor of Cnstomhonan and Wort ntrootd. ONEY TO LEND, In largo or Hiiiall sums, at usual rates of Intoreat. CONNKLL & COOeKR. Bolloltora. Vulcan Lana. "It TONttY TO LliNO ON PERSONAL 1V.2. SKCUKITY. Persons borrowirtp: £5 rcceivo £110s Persons borrowing £10 receive £0 Persona borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borro\vin« £30 receive £15 Rcpayablo in Weokly or Monthly Instalments, Hills discounted daily. Strictoat soorooy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, Iligh-atreot (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). M" ONEY TO LEND, on Real tstate, In iraniß of £50 and upwardp, at the cur rant rates ot Interest — Apply Wm. B. Oochrane, 25 N. Z. t Insurance Hnlldlnxs, or ar.muol CoohMne anil do». Fort-mrfiHU ~\M ONEY TO LENI) on Mortgage at It L Flrat-claßa Freehold Soourltins. WM. COLKMAN, Solicitor. Corner ot Qaeen nnd Hhortland-Btreota. ALAKUE Sum of Money to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowest rato ot Interest. — C. Alckln, General Commission Agent, High utr.-et. _ _ ■£ifi AOO '10 LHND on FREEHOLD c6II»,UW SKCUUITV.-Apply WINGATE, BIUtNS, & CO., Fort-streot. /• 10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 3L) and upwards.—]•' ' ~""'" ' Co.. Short and-atrent. Cgl^S-3 i%/| uriliY TO Li i ((-a aiiu small XT.I suns, at uurrom rales ot inlui-cat. Apply to PKTKH OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-atroot. MONEY '10 LEND, at a moderate rato or Interest.—ADDly to JACKSON & KUSBKLL. d oiloltors, Fort-Btreet.



I'rOi.poctue. FKOBFECTUS OK THE ■AUCKLAKD SHIPPING COMPANY, LntlTKl', CAPITAL £150,000, In :?0,000 SlmrcS of ,C 5 Knell. Tho Capital lo lio called up us follows: .Is por share on ttii])lie;ujon, in per shuro on lUlotmont, 53 ]u>r sliaro at Intervals o( throe months, as required, uutil £3 per shine is paid up. Provisional Directors: Anderson, 11, X., Esq. Morton. 11. R, Ksq. Aickin, Graves, Ksq. Mitcheleon, X, Kaq., Barbor. 11. P., Kaq. i1.11.1t. Carr, 11. O . Esq. SleKenzlo. I). H.. Ksq. Chambers, Jno., Ksq. Mosefiold, T. T., Kaq. Ciaig, Jus.. Kaq. Nathan, A. H., Ksq, Dewitr. A., Ksq. Owen, G. W., Ksq. God tics, J. M., Ksq. Porter, A.. Ksq. Hardy, J., Ksii. Stono, C. 1., Ksq. Hultno, (ieo., Ksq. Stone, 0.8.. Ksq. Hnrper. Goo., Esq. Tonics, 11., Ksq. Hull, W. F., Ksq. Wilson, J. U, Ksq. Brokers' Association. Manacinq Director : C. B. Stono, Ksq. SISCItKTARV, I'KO TKM,: J. C. BorßOr. The object of this Company ig to provldo ton unco suitablo to tho wowing trade of tho Port of Auckland, so that tho imports and exports of our city may bo U8 much as possible carried in i.ocAi.t.Y-ow.vKD vksskis, and tho Bhipping business carriod on by a PURELY local com- Tho" rates of freights current in thia colony comnaro most favourably with thoso ruling In neighbouring colonies, and aro, as a rule, SJlllciontly remunerative to loavo a good prollt, trailing henco oither foreign or intercolonial. Tho acknowledged daily increasing commer cial importance ot Auckland la a sourco of gratification, and the shipping trade, under skilful management and with sufficient oapitiU, would meet with speedy and groat develop ment, with many parts of tho World with which wo sio at present not in absolutely direct com munication.



* Tho object of thia Company is to pro\-ido ves sels to trado in tho directions alroady opened, and others which may from timo to timo oil'or inducements. I There is ample room for a well-organised now lino botwoon Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with Now York, and with aomo of tho larger centres of Continental European trado. Of course, tho largo and inoroasing export of bulk and sawn timber will form an 0 important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, ' 'Sydnoy, Melbourne, Adelaide, &c, being al -0 ready established, could easily bo continued II with regularity, whilst the Nowcnstlo nnd Groy -5 mouth coal trades should bo also provided Tor. •• Thoro is a vast field In prospective for a good ji trade with Amoricu, Mauritius, China, Manilla, 1 Calcutta, tho Cape, Noumea, and numoroua foreign ports, with some of which, ovon at tho ? present moment, a profltablo direct trado ,1s '; being carriod on in a desultory mannor, and. a which would find support from tho now in dustries lately established hero nud in prospoo tivo establishment, ' Tho Company do not proposo to limit them selves to .running their own vosscls, but will from time to time charter vessels when to quired, in tho event of thelrjown not boing 1 JniinnJUlaln: «_,^»U^Jjlo.— uuippulj^ UIUimOSS find . who havo now fairly started a new London lino, '( possess tho nucleus of a fleet suitablo for com' 1 monolng operations, and arrangements havo • been made to tuko over their vcnaela and tho good-will o£ their Bhippin(r business for the Bum - of thirty thousand six hundred and llfty Donnds x (£3O,CiO), they taking half tho amount in Com -1 pany's shares. Their (loot, consisting of 8 vessels, with aßgreffato tonnago of 2012 ton's , should bo augmented as soon as possiblo bo - that tho business may bo oxtonded without I . delay, especially tho London and American branches. Tho services of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho staff at presont under his control, who aro experienced in this lino of 1 business, havo been scoured lo tako offlco under ■ the new Company. It is further proposed that tho working ex penses should be conducted on strictly economi cal principles, tho expense of agoncies and branches to be defrayed out of commissions On tho actuul freights earned by thoso branches. , Tho proposed capital is Bet down at £150 000 but as only a small portion is required atprosont for tho purchaso of tho existing fleet and coc tinßent expenses, further capital will not bo called up until vessels suitablo for tho London and other tradoo may oil'ur for Bale atrcasonablo prices, until which timo it is proposed to charter vessels as required to supplement tho ptcaont fleet. It is proposed to invito all Auckland business men and all who may luivo any intorest in tho trado of our port to take Shares in this local Comrmny, and to givo'tlio undertaking ovory possiblo support. The Company would, thus be in a measure solf-supportinK, and strong onough to compoto most successfully with any outsido or foreign compiiny or foreign shipping. Tho Company could then not fail to bo a crodit to our port find, a most lucrative lnvoatmont to Shareholders. Tho promoters having ovory oonfldonco in tho succeES of tho undertaking, now appeal to tho public to insuro it by subscribing freoly for Shares. LIST OF VESSELS, R Tsj? flr . Laira, Iron Barquo 192 Alcoatis, Iron Uiirquo 398 ' Stanley, Wooden LUtear.tino .. .. 351 Parnoll, Wooden Brigantino .. .. 318 Cabei'foidh, Wooden Barquo .. .. 333 Poorlces, wooden Brigantino .. ..292 Bella Mnry, Wooden Barnuo .. ... 241 Enorgy, Woodon 3-mastea Schooner .. 185 2C43 Au oxtract from tho books of Mcaars. Stona Bros. bliowb that Bovon vessels o£ tho value ot £25,000 yielded an avorngo monthly prollt ot £530, equal to £G3GO por annum, exclusive ot • ehargo for insurance on hullß. Thes6 flgnrcs servo to sliow that with a larger (loot, oxtended business, and more capital, sub. Btaritial divldonda may conildontly bo onticl piilf.d, (



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