AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

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AT the Ml ' _• . Police Court two young pirla name ■ Va ... Tarkcr, 13 years of ape, and Floi": - " i-:cr, 15 year* of age, the daughter.-1 oi an hinkeeper ol that place, havo bcou brouiiit up on a charge ot murdering the ininnt female child of the latter prisoner. The evidence disclosed an amount of cunning and barbarity tbat « happily rarely fonnd in children of their tender years. Constable Porter deposed to taking the two prisoners on January 15lh, this year, into the bush, about one hundred and twenty-five ynrda fiom Mr Parker's house. Two aboriginal women named Jinny and Lizzio were with thi m. Jinny pointed out a spot and add, " That is where picanniny sit down." On digging into the sand he found the remains of a child. Ho asked the abotiginul Jinny who put the picanniny there, She pointed to the two prisoners, and said, " Fanny and Florry put it there." The aboriginal women , also said that the child belonged to Florence Parker, and that it was a girl, lie then charged prisoners with the murder, and they made no reply. Witness pro; duced a tomahawk which he found id the kitchen of the Koyal Hotel. It had been pointed out to him by Jinny, the aboriginal; as the one with which she bad scon Floienco Parker cutting up the child, lie remembered the mouth of April, 1882. He noticed that Florence Parker was encienle. On the 22ud of that month i ho knew that tho prisoner Florence Park.-r waa laid up in bed. Immediately after that date ho saw Florence Parker, and the looked sick and unwell, nnd very thin. A man named Francis Trewcm gave corro borative evidence as to the appear ance of tho prisoner Floreuce I'arker before and subsequent to *pril 22i.d last. ! James Gallagher deposed to tb. prisoner Fanny Parker telling hiai that her sister Florrie bad had a child. Gall- ghcr asked, "Docs tho old woman know about it?" She said, "No, the old lady camo into the room after it waa born. The child began to make a noise. My sister took it by tho neck, and held it under the clothes wbilo mother was in the room," The man next asked what was done to the child, and Fanny Parker replied, "We civ its throat." Jinny, an aboriginal servant at the houso of tbe accused, said she waa prosent when prisoner, Florence Parker, was delivered of a child, lizzie, the oiber aboriginal, was present,: and Funny Parker, tbe other prisoner. The child cried wh_n it was born, and the prisoner Fanny Parker held its neck with her hand. After getting Florence a drink of water, Fanny Parker went to tho wood-heap and got a stick. Fanny Parker struck the child a blow on the back of the head with the stick, and then placed the infnut in a box in the bed room. Witness said " don't kill the picab niny,"nnd Fanny said "We don't want it." She also asked witness not to toll Mr. Forter (the constable) about killing the child. Dr. Webb gave evidence that tho accused Florence Parker had given birth to a child, and that the remains fonnd by Constable Porter were those of a child at birth, or about the ninth month. A piece of the occipital bone had been broken off at or immediotely after death. Such fracture was tho result of violence and might cause death. Tho prisoners were then committed to tako their trial at the next circuit court, RockhnmptoD, on April 17.

Scene at the Anti-Redmond Meet ing.

Describing tho disturbance at the antl- Rcdmond meeting in Sydney on 6th March, tho " Evening News " says: Long beforo 8 o'clock, tbo time fixed for the commence ment ;of the meeting, the hall and its ap proaches wero densely crowded. '•he vatious members of Parliament and gentle men connected with public life were loudly cheered on takiog their soils upon tne platform, Sir Hemy Parkes being accorded a particularly hearty recap tion. It was quito apparent from tbo commencement of tho mesting tbat a good few pcr.-ons wero present who were not in accord with tho objects of tho meeting. aU the earlier speakers were more or less interrupted, and tho mcctiug all through was a very stormy one. feomo of tho disturbers of the meeting were ejected, but never without great resistance. At ono time a battle royal took place, in which a large number of persons were engaged. Chairs, chair legs, sti.iks, and fists were freely used, and it scorned as though the meeting would have to bo adjourned. The ariiv.il of Mr Inspector Anderson and a few of hia men did no little towards restoring some thing like order, and the remaindir of the meeting was comparatively quiet On the conclusion of the meeting, a vast crowd had assembled outside the Protestant Hall, and amused themselves witb hooting and gioaii ing at the people as thoy lett tho building. Everything looked ripe for the rcsumptiou of tho previous hostilities, bnt tho piesence of a vory strong forco of police prevented what would doubtless havo been a very serious disturbance. As it was Sir Henty Parkes only got to his cab with some diffi culty, and there appeared to bo a desite on tho part of some of the crowd to maltreat him. An attack was made on the cab and some stones thrown at lt, but ultimately tbe driver was enabled to get away without injury to his faro or himeelf.

A Disloyal Justice of the Peace.

Tho following is a copy of an address to Mr J. E. Redmond, M.P., which was read and signed by Mr James Dalton, ono of the Justices of the Peace at Orange As a raogistrate of New South Wales, Mr Dalton tooK tho oath of loyalty to the Queen'aud the Government of Great Eritaiu i-(We are proud of this occasion. First ol all; we are proud of tho fact that iv our midst to night stands a truo representative of tbe people of Ireland, and the choice of that historic borough whose name will stand out for over as a beacon light to workers for Irish independence. Wo recognise In you, sir, ono of the ablest lieutenants of Ire land's illustrious' leader, Charles Stuart Pnrnoll—a member of that noble band which has won a world's admiration by its resolute resistance to tbo oppressive pro ceedings of a foreign senate; and we are gratified that a gentleman so revered by the Irish people, aud possessing brilliant talents and matchless eloquence, should havo honoured us by a visit. Wo aro pained at the unfair manner in which your mission to Australia has been dealt with by a section of the colonial Press. That Unfairness, is not, however, endorsed hv the public opinion of this country. Ouy fslo\y citizens aro not interested iv the main tenance of a cruel system Qf laud tenure in Iceland, nor do they desire the parpetua, tion of acknowledged injustice there, A us, tralians do not view with satisfaction the existence in Ireland of what is practically martial law ; they havo not given their ap proval to the packing of jarie», tbe subor nation of witnesses, or the return to those dark practices which have disgraced English rule in tho past. Aod the journalists who havo so misrepresented your objects know full welt that if the peoplo of Australia woio called on to submit to a tithe of tho injustice under which Ireland is expected to be contented and loyal, a bloody revolu tion would be tbe snre and speedy result." Mr Burns drew atlcntion to this matter in tho Legislative Assembly. He said that as the language in tbe address was by no means what a loyal citizen wonld select, ho wished to know whether the Galonjal Secretary intended. to communicate with Mr Dalton, with the view of ascertaining whether or not it was truo that he pre qented tho address, whether the aontimonts it contained were bis, and whether he in tended to rosign hia position as a magistrate. He added that if Mr Dalton adhered to the Opinions expressed in the address, the Government should request him to resign. Tbe Colonial Secretary repjiefl that his at tention had been directed to a paragraph on the subject which had appeared in the newspapers, and as n consequence ho had written to Mr Dalton to ascertain whether the statements in it were correct or not,

PONSONBY REGATTA ENTRIES.

The Ponsonby Regatta Committee met at tho Ponsonby Club Hotel last evening to receive entties for tbo various regatta com petitions, which are to take place on Mon day noxt. There were no entries for the Large Yacht Race, and a race for fishing boa's was inserted in its stead. For tho Ladies' Kace there were no entries, and it also foil through. Other entries were as follows:—

Yachts ahd Fishing Boats, 7 tons and over.-l, City of Naples (F, Williams); 2, Christina («_ Logan), ,A. ... . amateur Scullers.—l, T. Farquhar (P.R.C.); 2, Alf Jones (P.R.C.); 3, C. Hewson; 4, C. Bailey (N.S.K.C.); .5, W. Farquhar (P.R.0.): -y- ..-.-

Second Ci-ass Yachts.—l, Minx (W. Jones); 2, Jessie Logan (R. Biggs); 3, Belle (Hewson).

Fouk-OAbbd Gigs (Allcomers). — -1, Kumea (A.R.C.); 2, Fernleaf (P.R.C.) 3, North Shoro (N.S.R.C.). f

Tmrd.ci_ass Yachts.—lj Florence (A. Neil) ;2, Sybil (F. Cramond); 3, Secret (J. Cope) }4, Brothers (J. Gallagher); 5, Gem. (R. Murphy) ; 6, Lifnka (J, Clare) ; 7, Belle (Hewson and Melville).

Foor-oAked Gio-j (Junior Amateurs).— ~ Fernleaf; 2, North Shore; 3, Kumea.

Second-class Opjsn S ailing Boats.—l, Queenie (J. Gray); 2, Empress (Slattery aud Logan); 3, Gertie (O. Bailey); 4, Observer (W. Marshall); 5, . Madge (G. Mackay); 6, Lark (J. Burtoo), „ ;

Four-oahed Gigs (senior amateurs), -1, Fernleaf; 2, North Shore; 3, Kumea.

Third-class " ph;n Sailing hoats.—l, Apt (f. W. Irving); 2, Ely (0. Warman) ; 3, Ada (C. Dalton).

Four-oared Gigs (Maiden Race).—l, Fernleaf; 2, iV orth hhore ;3, Kumea,

Pon Boy Canoks —1, Chance (J. Harvey); 2, Zoe (A. Shalders); 3, Lily (J, Baker); 4, Nymph (J.,Ward).

THIRTEEtf-FBET Opew BoAts-1, Una (W. Gray); 2, Glance (C. Petley); 3, Chance (W. Filey). ;.;

DINCIIfS-1, Cart (C. Petley); 2, Eva (w. Hay); 3, Fly (W. Bailey).

Merchant Vessels and Steami'bs' Gigs.- 1, Loch <~rce (Jones); 2, Brahmin. (Sowells):3, Andre* Bus (BanBon); 4, Poder Chief (Schierloche); 5, Fleetwing (Yamull); G. Lrtterewe, (Morla,n); 7, Famenoth (Auld).

, 1 adies Sace.—No entry. Tuns.—l, Rum (A. Farquhar); 2„ Whi.-k'.y (0. Farquhar) ; 3, Brandy (0,, Petley.)

Mahried MkK's Pack.—The Ole 'at (Messrs Cnuuingliam aid Phillips); 2, Search (Messis J. B. Morpeth and G. Gapes); 3, otranger (Messrs W. Farquhar and J; Bigelow, -: ' "

Duck llu»t.—Mi S. G. Pannell (duck).

Model Yaciits—Shark (W. Brown), Alert (a. Jones), Madge (0, Petley), Fiona (F\ Stodart), Sappho (0. Bailey), May (J. a. Wajmonth), , ■_,

Post ontrlea will be reo-iived up to tbe evening of Friday, March 30tb. : ..«-,-,-

CORRESPONDENCE.

H-'N. MX BROMBY'S LECTURE.

(To the Editor.)

Sin, -In your repoit of Mr Bromby's lecture I find that Mr. J. A, Tole, who pre sided, 'justifies tbe: raking" lip 'of psist grievances by making the following quota tion:-"It offence come from the truth, then it is battel, that the offence should cone than tbat Ihe truth should be con cca'ed " '1 his statement is, no donbt, right an far as a declaration of true principle ia concerned. 'It ia always good'to advocate uprightness of conduct and to denounce dis honourable action, acd it ia well to do this though offence should come from it; bnt it would be an infamous theory to assert tbat every fact, both of the past and present, should be publicly paraded because itis true. It would be wrong to publicly parade all tbe truths connected with tbe study of medicine and surgery. Many truths of this class ought to be "concealed." It would be wrong to .publish the, former errors ot a man whose life had been re^ formed, and it is undoubtedly wrong to rake up and parade the former wrongs of tbe Irish people when the only result that can follow is the embittering of the minds of thousands against a government tbat has conferred upon every British subject such freedom as is now enjoyed nnder British' rule. Rather let us take as our motto the beautiful words of Longfellow, "Let the dead past bury its dead," than rake up firebrands from the n-hes of the past, nnd seek to set man against man in these colonies, where, up to the present, old country stiife has been discountenanced, Mr Bromby appears to have given only one side i fibs national case; he does not ap pear to have mentioned that, while Ireland was enjoying peace and independence, Pope Adrian IV, in the year 1155, sent a Pap-l Bull to aeniy li, of England, iv which he claimed to have jurisdiction over Ireland, and, by virtue of this jurisdic tion, he gave Ireland to Henry, that be might, by invading it, " extend the borders of the church," and pay him an "annual tribute of oue penny for every house." Kor does Mr Bromby appear to bave mentioned that, though Henry received this Bull, bo had no opportunity of carrying it iuto effect for seventeen years, till unfortunate divisions arose iv Ireland. He then received another bull from Pope Alexander 111. in the year 1172, confirming the bull of Adritn, and tilth, nnder Papal sanction, he invaded Ireland. The honors and tyranDy which followed are such aa every student of Irish history is well acquainted witb, and the infamous enact ments under which Ireland groaned for cen times, under Roman CUholic England, were never relaxed till England ; be came Protestant. *s to Ireland's piesent condition,,, I feel certain that no Government in existence would concede more to her than she receives from the con stitutional Government of the Onited Kingdom of Great Britain aad Ireland. One more word about raking up truth from the past. If this were allowable, we might portray tho character of the Spanish Inquisition and its fiery auto da fe, the burnings of Mary's reign, the infamy of Pope Alexander VI., and his still more infamous son (Coesar, Borgia), of Pope ; Sergius 111., bis mistress Mnzoria. and ' their infamous son, Pope John XL, of the tenth century Popes In general, and a thousand other . horrors. Mr Bromby's statements made. Bishop Luck ashamed, of, his country, but he must become doubly' ashamed of his churoh, if, on Mr Tole's principles, we raked up a very small; per centage of her former immoralities and tyrannies. This, however, like raking up Ireland's formiir grievances, could do no good. We live in an advanced age, and would not tolerate a repetition of the iniquities of Government perpetrated in the most advanced European State of tho past in either church or state, j Humanity now; speaks from (-Jo•> vernment!', as it did not speak in past ages, and we can therefore afford ta say "Let the dead pastbury Its dead/let us cultivate a Christian ami peaceful spirit, nnd treat' as enemies to the colonies any men who seek to divide our community info antagonistic actions, and lo sow amongst us seeds of disloyalty to the British Empire, from whom we bave reoeived the free govern ment we at present enjoy • a government not perfect, for no human government' can be perfect, but one under which constitut ional power i_i placed in the hands of the people to offecl. such reforms as the progress of knowledge may show to be necessary; and, though our government contains these elements of pood we most still, bear. ia mind that its human imperfections lays it open to tho factious attack's of unprincipled men, who ceek far their own purposes, to mislead the ignorant, and foster a spirit of disloyalty which would sap, as it does in nnfortunalo Ireland, all the best material 1 interests of-the people,—l am, &c., i . :;; ' pax. - j

THE ENGLISH IN SCOTLAND.

(To the Editor.)

Sin,—Wo have been treated fo a feast of tbe dark deeds oftho English in Ire. land, until some confess themselves !V«hamed of their country. Now that tbe ball is rolling, will no one as reprc. seating the "Scots wha line wi' Wallace bled," come to the front and rake up the terrible deeds of the English in Scotland! In the-atrocities of archbishop Laud; in the long catalogue of bloody deeds perpe trated by Clavorbouse and his black troop ; in tbe hundreds slain in lone hamlets ; tn the hundreds driven to the bleak moors to perish there by cold or want; and for no offence other than loyalty to conscience and the stone bluo banner; in the massacre of Glencoe; in a word, the well authenticated tales of < the ■ Covenanters, furnish; abundant materials to harrow up a people's vrrath f-'Without''turning out obscure pigeon holes or state rccordc It is true that there is a book in which a bless ing is pronounced upon tbe peace makers; a book in. which Ihe charity that covereth a multitude cf sins, is.lauded above every other grice, but we must forget its ex istence. But enough of banter. Yet this is just what the'public'have been treated to, to the diagm't of those who/wish the Empire to -l A.,_ -

Move upwards, working ont the beast, __ And let the apo and tiger die. No one wishes to justify the past, bnt there is only one interest served in raking up the doings of the. v'ape and tiger,'and that ia to kindle hate against those who are striv ing by just and: peaceable meams to redress the wiongs of Ireland. These agitators in tho British dependencies ate' largely responsible ' for tne; crimes that -s make every honest man blush. Probably silent contempt, both on the part of the press and the general public, would be the most prudent attitude to take up towards these men who will rake up tho vile>ilt of the past, Unless we are justly responsible for the deed of Cain, let his crime alone,—l am,&c,, * <|"'

W.C.O,

THE LATE HENDERSON'S MILL RACES.

(To the Editor.) Sir,—l should like to ask tfi« om _, the horse lone Hand i?lev £** ol satisfActory explanatioa re bis Z-Z ye B the Mill and at Dargaville At &•« Started for the Hurdle Face ™' *M,llhe of public money. jKStfB2&«*M the'last timo round, whehe islnn l*s® runhishurdle. V^ry sfcang afK> Ms mmpa so well ia the fore par 0 f ug race; and, worse than all, his IXl the attempts to pull Him round afe" coolly pu b up and walks actoas the con, a !' i never making an attempt to catch hfeftS again. To say the lea«t of it it look 1° 4 I suspicious, and I think bu h & demand inquiring into. The way R ran at DargavUle, beating bis field ewflffi the Hurdles, and second ia the CunT iZi for itself. He never made in the Mill Cup-m the s Wr n 1 time done at any country m cc L° f There U another maitcr I think reS looking Into. That is tbe scratch^ horses. Now, a the MUI not one lL was mentioned m any of the papers^ being scratched, although it was known W some three days before that HarfoS | not going to start at the MUI.-Yotirs, &f A Faih -Hto, I

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Ja^^i^^^^^^ tf^^_p_____r__-_a-?a.iJl»*^Ml^»»^^^^M *,^^^^^—-r— <AAcC«onfl. SATURDAY, MARCH 24. ] THE EAYMARKBT. FOR SALE, Haymarlief, on c taturoay. at eleven o'olock, 25 ÜBetnl Bluing and AWlvo Harnesß HorsOß from Wangannl ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATUKDAY, MARCH 2L THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on taturdsy noxt, at 11 o'olook, c> 25 YOUNQ HOUSES, ex Maogreuor, from Walt&ra, suitable for ajtive harness, ALFRED BUCKLAND. piOUNTRY CATTLE SALBB Papakura—Wednesday, March 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 29. THE REMUERA YARDS. CHOICE LINCOLN SHEEP. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday, March 29, 800 Young Ewoa 100 Lambs, mixed sexes. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMA RXE T. SALE OF WOOL] SHEEPSKINS HIDKB AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, . at IS o'olook. ALFRED~BUCKLANU. SATURDAY, MARCH 24, DURHAM YARDS. FjR SALE at the Junction Yards, on Saturday next i Heavy Draught from Waitara 8 ÜBoful HaineßS Huees, from Waitara 2 Farm Mares I g&MW Bridles, with Martin- W>*°- Am . _ ■ . A Toarlsfß Tray. liiag Outfit Spring Carts. Bugaies, Harness, XC Rye Grasii, Fowl Wheat, ftc, At 10 o'clock. , HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, MARCH 27, T JUNCTION YARDS, fjlOR SAIE, at the Junction Yards, on . Jl Tuesday next, 25 Prime Fat Oxen, from Matamata 10 Fat Bullocks, from Waitara . ■_ (6 Fat Oxen, from Waikato and neighbour hood 650 Fat Sheep 130 Fat Lambs HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, MARCH 24. nUKHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Saturday next, without reserve, 3 HORSES, good haoks, three Baddies and Bridlea. Tent, Saddle Bags, Bits Stir rup IroDP, (ipurs, PioketUng Reins Clothing, &C HUNTER & NOLAN. W. S. CWWit,*'. fJAS. DAOBE, CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. THE ;PINES, mHE undersigned have received instruc- J tions from Messrs Metcalfo and Hill to Bell, by publlo auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort streot, about the middle of April, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 rooda 9 perches, situate half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; thoro is a good seven-roomed, house upon tho property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.: tho whole can bo profitably subdivided into five and ten acre sections, oaoh of whioh would pos sess flrst-claes building Bites.commandlng extensivo and beautiful views. Plans Showing the position and proposed aub " division aro in conrße of preparation, and every facility will be given tor in specting the property, which is within tnroo-auarters of an hour from the Auck landßailway Station,either by road or rail. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, FRIDAY, MARCH SO, AT 11 A.M, • , Ay; BY OEDER Off TBS MORTGAGEE. ~ B, C. GREENWOOD HAS received Instructions to sell' by auotlon, on Friday. 30th Maroh. at 11 MD., at his Land Mart, 129, Queen-street, , Allotments i and s,aof sub-dlvlslon of lot 189, Parish ot Ta kapura, oontalnlng 28 : ~;- Aores of Land, pr.rHy Improved and laid , .AA ■ downlngrosj. Substantial Cottage and Outbuildings thereon eected. Land well watered., Has large frontage to sea ' ooaat, a&d is within easy dlstanoe Of ~ v Anokland by road or water, g, JONES, B. O. CABS, B. D, TONKi SATURDAY, MARCH 24. ' ITO TONS BONE MANURE, raoM QUEENSLAND MEAT PKEBKRVING COMPANY. EX LINDA WEBER. B. TONKS& CO. a AYE heen instructed to sell on Satur* day next, at II o'olook, In Lots to Suit Purchasers, THK ABOVB CARGO of this GRAND FERTILIZER; unsurpassed for renew ing old pastures or for root crops. That It may be widely distributed, owners h»e determlnrd to sell tha entire oargo for Immediate delivery Irom ship's side. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. GOOD PAYING" COUNTRY NEWS PAPER BUSINESS FOR SALE. MESSRS. PAGET & HULME HAVE received instructions from tho proprietors to sell by public auction, at their Auction Mart. Tanrangs, at noon on FRIDAY, tho SOth March (unless previously " disposed of by private troaty), Tho PLANT, BOOK-DEBTS, GOOD-WILL and BUSINTJBB ol the ''TAURANGA GUARDIAN" Newspaper, at present doing good paying business. Tho Plant ia complete For Country Newspaper and Job Priming offlco, and all material good as new. For terms and full gjjggfeg&jfti Auctioneers. Tauranga, Maroh 16,1883. . UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND , T ,- - TOILET BOAPS, io CANDLES, PEANUT. AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Canflie Workß I Pabneix OU Works i Customhodsk-strebt West. Warehouse and Offloes: Lowes Aib&bt BTBEET, Cash purchasers of tallow and Rough Fat. Delivery token at their Parnell Works Warehouse. HI O X a A LB, ■ , at Lowest Makkm rates i '"' "',, ItiMln, Pitch, and Ta* ' Xarosene, Palnt,and L.*veOil! Ohwaplon'B. Bootfe. anc atorer's Qennlu White Lead, In wood Hants Metal and N_Uli ',{. lotto Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Rope, from «1 Inch to * Inch Bstt Rope, Hemp, ana Manilla Rope; all ' jPfttest Wla«ia«i twcoai; Frills, anfllPalU mmbmsta, turn U owt to 10 lbs OStiiia torn j Inch to 1 inch, ' ,', flqaaaaaglehOMi O; H HoKENZIB, ' _Em»9Em



rrospectua. rjROS PECTUS L ob- THB WAIKATO COAL, AND SHIPPING CO., IAMI-ritD. .anitol: £80,001, In ho.ioo Shares ot &l Eaoh. 11 000 ot which have boon allotted to owners ot tho viirlons properties; ot the balanon, 18,000 Shares are now offered to tha PubUo. DIRECTOHS Hon. V. Whitaker. M.L.A., Auokland Hon. Jamcß WllllHrnnon, M.LA., Auokland Thomas Russell, Esq.. C.M.U.. Auokland W. S. Laurie, KBq„ Auckland J, Brtidley. Ktq., Hamilton Jameß Lindsay, Ksq-, Ngaruawahla Thomas Hemy Rusnoil. iccq , Auokland Captain W. Soutor, Cambridge bankkbs: Bank ot Now Zealand. SOLICITOES I Messrs Whitaker, Ruoboll, and Baddle. BKCRKTABY. PBO TBM. : H, W. Heath, Shortland-street. The Company haa'be on formod to acquire the valuable^freehold propertiesand plants of toe Waikato Coal Company. Ltaltod, and oftbo Waikato Steam Navigation and Coal Mining OompanyrLlmlted; and to f arthor develops tho , trade ot the Waikato District. [ A schedule of the proponlea taken over by thia Company ia annexed Tho.e have been L ?-reedVbe put in by the ehaiehoWerß of the | twi Companies named, for tho Bum of *«.<XO ■ the wholo of whioh they have taken in paid up ah&ra?. I There are now offered to the publlo 10JC0 Baares of 20s each, tho proceeds ot which Will n^d for the purpose of providing ospltal neod taltoroarrin<fou tho extended operations con templated by this Company, l heao shares wl 1 beopon to tender, and tho minimum price will bs par. It Is almost superfluous to describe theso pro perties so well known to tho publlo of Auck land. It may, however, bs mentioned that tho ooal mine propwty-canalstliiu of 11202 acres la nraotlcai y undeveloped, oontoqueut on tho difficulty attendant ou cor vrylng coal from the west bank of tho Wnika o River to the railway. This difficulty la ovorcomo hy übo of tbo exten lvo oarrjlng plMit cf the oloam Navigatloi Company. ; Tho sootlon of the mlno now worked *afl sur veyed In 18S0 by VV. K. Moody. Esq, late Manager of tl- o Woratah Coal Mine. Newcastle Now Bon'-h Walos, who. st xr careful boring, mado a roport to the Directors ot the\valkat.v Coal Company (limited that there were 1600 100 tons avall.b:* roal on the E0 acres thru under survey. Tho quuiliy of this, ooal is vxco - lent. Itls bellov.d that i-xtrtuivo Oipoalu. of ODal exist upon tho largo urea (apAardiuf II 0 0 aores) owmd br tho Company The Company aro now Burvoylng Into town Bhlpana Bnburbau toctions lie 150 acre" of »r._l on tho oast back of «he Waikato Btver. aoiou inc Hnntly Hallway station and the Ti.u_.iri Coal Mine, and ihey Intend to offer thosam for sale byanoiion at an early date. A falrprtoi la expected to bo realised by the'di.poaol ot tb-s 0h Theb Pn?lne r M of the'Walkato Steam Naviga tion Compony ha« boon carried on sncoeßsfully and Drofltably for a number of jo»ra; during the past few years it has Increased >ory coa- B Tim 16X00 Bharos cow offorcd to the publlo will bo sold 10 «h« highest tender. P«ymo> » for tho Shareß as fol_owa.-5« on application, 5a on allotment, Ss in threo mootiis, and 6s In six months. Kaoh instalment will oarry dividend trom date of allotment payment. ,»„„,. AppUoationß will be reoeived on and after the Uth Instant, and allotment will be made word ing to priority ot application. Warder oi tteUMoi« g(WtHfA , r|t - Secretary. Auokland, Uth February, 1833.' Insurance ' TJEDUCXIOK IN EIRE KATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ...ONUS MILLION BTBRLINBI B-IRK BISKS taken On tho most LIBERAL PROMPT 3ETTL'HMKNT& ONCOUETMD SKOORITY. GEO. P. PIERCE, Manager. f* OVERMMi_.NT LIFE INSURANCE, Head Office t PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington The Only New Zealand Life Office, government security. MUTUAL INSURANCE. ,„ TIM „ LOWEST PREMIUMS. The Ordinary Branch Offors an Insurance of £1200 at the premium charged elsowhero for _61000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of J5200, In addition to Full Participation In Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with er PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. Ta PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will oall. SPECIAL TABLES POR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Threo Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. , — Lmeral Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance within the reaoh of nearly every man woman, and child In the community, but pro viies the description of policy and mode of pay ment best suited to tho requirements of eaoh. D. M. LUCKIE Commissioner. Boots and Shoes. CW E -S T P F A H L • In Juar Opening FIFTY TRUNKS ': or .. "."' : LADIES'. GENTS'. AND CHILDRESi'3 BEST BBABONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. • ; C. WESTPFAHL, BOOTMAKER,AND, IMPORTER . Oppoalto Eaymarket. 'ST OT TI NGH A M fi. O US E ILATE CHEAP BOOT.8HOP). COBNEB OF i ; ■ MARKET ENTRANCE, QUEEN-STREET. . GrEO- H IGiQfNS, Having Bought the Lease ov tbb Above Premises, Begs to Inform the Public of Auokland and vlolnlty tha he will Qpsn on Saturday, ]\|aroh io. WITH A VEBV LARGE AND ENTIRELY NEW STOOK OB" COLONIAL. EKGUSH. & FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES. G. H. bavins had 27 Years' Ezporlonoo In tho Boot Trade in Kngland, tho Publlo may rely on securing at hia Establishment A Really Good Article. tar REPAIRS WKATLY EXECUTE" "*"* TJEMOVAL OF BUSINESS We bog respeotfally to Inform the Publlo of Auokland and surrounding dlstrlotß that we are REMOVING OUB RETAIL BUBINESB TO OUB NEW PRMIBE3, the neit shop bnt one below Mr Rattray's, Draper.'Qaeen-Btreet, where, with the increased accommodation at our command, and the eu perlor faollttles we shall possess for the efficient conduct of our boslness, wa hope to me'it an Increasing sha>e of the patronage* which has been hitherto so liberally accorded to us. In view of tho rapid advancemettof tho City Of Auokland we believe tho time ban arrived when a FIBST-OLAB3 OfllNA, GLAS3, AND EARTHENWARE KSTABLISHMENT has become necessary, whero orooda of n, BBj perior description can be obtainod without having to send to otaer places on* 011 the' Colony to purohase them. To Ejnpply this want and keep pace with the advanolng requirements of the Oity will ba our constant alm.-and we °°n fldontiy rely upon the support of the Auokiana publlo to onablo us sucocßßtully to carry out our purpose. OUR IMPORTATIONS . j beinß largo we aro enabled to purohase goods at the very lowest . baths, and our oub towers may rely upon receiving the bneflt of any ad vantage we may possess in this rospeot. We are, . i ours falthf ullly, ~ . , „ BOYLAN & TANFIELD, AnoUond, Janua .1883,



Ironmongery. ' T. &S, MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, HARDWARE AND METAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Evory Description of BRITISH & FOREIGN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, PLATE, HOOP, AND BAR IRON, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. O H H AND A Large and Varied Stock ot Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, Locks, Hingos, Nails, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Hedging, Spouting, &c, Smith and Wallstood's Cooking Stoves it Great Variety. Close Fire Ranges, Open Fire Ranges, Keroßene Cooking Etovos— Useful, Economical, and Fteo from Smoke or Smell, Butter Workers, Churns, Milk Pans, Pate, Butter Prints, Wood Batter Bowls. Register Grates, ali qualities, Fenders, Firo Irons, Coal Vases, &c. Enamelled Slsto and Marble Mantlepieces. Gas Fittings Gas FimNGS At Greatly Reduced Prices. Chandeliers—a large assortment Hall Lights, single and double pendants Brackets, Globes, &c Special attention is called to tho above line. English and American Tinware, Portablo Washatand?, Toilet Sets, Baths, Tin Cooking Utensils, AVERY'S Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scales. Just Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, Egg Frames, Pickle Framos, Biscuit Boxes, Flower Vases, Fish Knives, Butter Knives. COPPER BOIDFKS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILERS GALVANISED WIRE NETTING, T. & S. MORRIN & CO, ..LIMITED. AAJJ' INDENTSIEXECUTED ON FAVOUR ABLE TERMS, 1 "•;.:'! ■ "; ' .-■■ ':: ii'si-sii l _ cciir.t ' -.•'"■' '-'■' ''',"_, ■-f : I-" ':) ■ '.;•'.» 'i '•' 7' :a 'j ;.;[,- if", y, AA i •■ -~'- ■'. , .ioJJ i * ' -'•'".,,: " yeA



*"*"'"" K&M ''^iXyis%s\A Jr<i'ZZA.3 \__ HOORW'XSND.AWW smAHt-HUL S^t-SW^t ..--.. i . YrjMuw !..*«_; Asksssazsm j JSaabawi i—SatHmal .Hi»nie M StWsSrals^ffj l S'i-HTS and iM'JEKHHT CeuKXiU \ MONEYlnvestedfor C«.'.'?:_liiv a.".tatt-ow-'n j ieonntles. without CliAue-a. 1153 t"M obpl - 1 allowed on deposits until inv^esefli MORTGAGES and LOANS KsfioUwifa ' j SHARES Bought or si3ld w oritet;. SSSTATBa Managed tor AbsentWK ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Hmtseo Butt* oa I the Weekly Payment System, j BUU.DIKW ALLOTMENTS HOR BAr.-B ; AT i?«a tfOOTJ- , BcoUand-streot, 60/ West-street, 80/ ■ j Inttorman-Btroot, if,' Hepburn-ssrn«t 80/ 1 Sond-stroot, 14/ Llgar Place, ixt | Argylo-etroot, 16s NortoUwtrwt, W I Horosford-Btroet, 90/ Oook-sinwt. WO Perolvnl Parade, 46' Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, Cd Mount Kdonßoad, m Howoetreot. 80/ Kybor Pass, «l Haokett-stree*. Ul Valley Road, IPs Northcote, 10s Brighton Roan, till And In various othnr streets M low ratos. i* mon tO LUND, in Sums of £10 and up i-aUIiU wards, on good aecnrltlea. CHAPEL-BTUEET— Two Housoa lor Halo on doferrod payments. Capital chance tor handy man or working carpenter. riANADA-STRHKT. NKVVTOV - 7 roomed | \j Houso and bathroom lor Side, with throe 1 allotments, plantod with irult and ornamental , trooB; bab tittle..;! aud giia stove given In; a 1 groat bargain. ■ „.,_.,__-._. ' mWO BltloiC SHOlMforl'aloln tho Centre 1 1 ofthoulty. Quito Now. Excellent posi tion for bnßlncwß. .__,._., < PON SON BY.—Flve-roomod I7oub,i for Sale In , Clarcj-00-atreet; will lluiahed; good ] garden, Prion £80:1. „ „ , „ 1 ITMtANKI.IN hOAU-Novy fi-roan.-.d Houso r for Sale, at £150; olty water ;or to Lot, at _ 1) » uNEi'jL- Slx-reomod Houso (new) for Sale . io KUtland-»troot; plccnnt vlow of har bour Prico £;>'-'5. itiM) tumid of payment. W'KI,I,INGT UNSTKKK r— 9 roomed House for S»lo. with 2 lame ullotuieulH, front garden. Prion £150. riOUNTRY Si'OnJS for Sale, with 8 roomed \j Heußo, Stable. Oow-ahod, Fowl-house, Plg- Bory, Flvo acros In crop and orchard. TVTORTHOOl'k;—Allotaientn: two line Comer JM Allotments for sale, live minutes walk i from l»t wbM-r. £»ieoch. . ! ijOSBHuNK KSTATK.-Noarly Four Acres tv tor «alo on main roi>d to Auokland ; lovel lam'.fonooo. In grans; ii miles liom Auokland. Aho, 12 aero.', water frontage. HOUSE at Mount IMOII with about two acres cround, having a main frontn_ro of 117 ft.t h *d K aroe». oow-m.ed. plgbty, fowlhouio. oio 1 r.tv, £'175 BiuJl u-r.iw. » rIK , I _MCWTON-H'<.u--rtonod Hona-J and JuAOV \. orkihoo for Bale with good garden, OUBLIN-oTRtCrt f, Nekton—Very omnfort aWO lluueo tur i-alo lni-w), tear I-o_,tand Telegraph Ofllcoß. on deferred payments. IJKK -.rtKOi .! i-sTUI". IC :-.-)» and very con lA venlent Cottage for dale. o_.«r Oongrouo tioual Church, On easy terms. HAMILTON (Wulkuio)— H<jueo und aore of around for sac two mlavtos wall! (rum Bank of Now Kinlii.d lor £05. Lot 321. WAllillClClK-Klshty Aorea at Walktekle tor £66. A spinaold ohonoo to: a working man. XI uftTHOOTE — Baveu-roomed Hoaao, oot in buildiuga, sec, and CO acres ot Land fot Sale. Very ohoiP. Gra_.d view of tho harbour. Also, Now 7-rootuod Houeo aud nearly 5 aorea' DEVONPOKT, Lake Heart — boverai vet/ oholoo Villa Bites for Hulo, having road and sea frontages, and possessing «he flneßt landsoapo views to ba tound around Auokland. fnco-i NICE NEW OOTTAGM In New X/ADV ton for Bale, with large shod, allot ment 10 x 1001 very ohean. .„.„„ , . WAITEMATA RIVER FBONTAGK.-Lana for Sale at 62 por aore. In large or small blocks. Easy terms. rj _Co ft X—HOUSE for Sale in WUlliuu-street, XI6OO noar nt, Jnmea* Churoh. Also, Very Comfortablo Bovon-roomed Hoaae, bath-room, &o„ prloo £150. EPdOM— Gentleman's VUls Resldenoe. S3VS3 rooms, ooach-house, stabling, «_o. £1000. REMUERA— 18 acros, tor tlais 1 cuO'lcnt SOU and splbndld rtew BEIGHI'ON KOAD, PuraoU - Blz-roomed House tor s»le, allotment 19 x 1001 water laid on. Prloo. «CO. . "OONSONBY—Now Blx-roome-l House and Jl Workshop Inr ealo 1 two allo«onts i two frontages 1 easy terms. IPARMB also Jor Bale at Waikomlil, Par* £ mcomo. Stokes's Point, Waiiakoiel, Mahu rargi, North Shoro, Pspakori, -X*. Also, sor Urt In Ntw Ztalaaa" HeroM. aud Wodi. Wtm* CHAM. ffIIHAMSO ft, StaTiTS AOKKT Vi'i.n.va I.i^r, P. J. MOSS. IW. F. 0 SULLIVAN F. J a MOSS & V 0„ HOUSE, LAND, AND E3TATK AOENT3. fcHOHTLAHD-STKEKT, Intondlng Buyers aro reap. c(f ally Invited to Inopeot our List of Proportlts. Money to Lend at Current I'.ai-e ol Intsrodt IP O X S A L X, J? By EDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAISD AGENT. BIRKENHEAD (near WhatD—New Proomod Houto. Hath-rojm, Wash-honsa. So,; Latge Allotment; Fplondld view; £825 OBKIIUrtGA-HoußO (M roouißi £-'50 and £t(X> ONKHUNOA-SmaU Houses ohoap HKAWiHLD KOAD-IIoUEO l3iOOins),£Joo SKAITIKLI) KOAU-aooße and Lot, £550 CITY (to Leasel-Corner Bhop. £3 a week MOUNT ALHKHT-Hotuo(lorooms),2acres MOUNT ALBKKT-House (12 rooniB). 9 acres MOUNT ALHKET-Choloo Building fltos MOUNT KDKN-Houso (7 rooms), 1 aero MOUNT KOKN-Houße il rcoma1, £550 MOUNT BDEN—House (I rooms), £210 MOUNT KDKN—Houso (7 rooms), 10 aoros MOUNT KDKN—"hops, oapltal timatioa MOUNT KDKN-Choico Building Sites BIOHMOND—Houses (3 to 1 roomt) ttIOHMOND-Bnlldlng Sices HAMILTON- Choloo Aero Lola CITY (to LcnsoJ-Manufaoturlng t'remisea with or without steam power. Sec GREEN LANE-sacres; too vlow ELLKR9LIE-Houso |7 rooms). Corner Lot KI.LKUBLIK—Choice Building Sites KDKN TEKRaCK-Houbo (8 rooms), large lot FAKMd at Hamilton! Cambridge, Pukerlmu. Whata «'hata, Kaipara, Seo. WANTKD, Small Houscb near Quoen-street to • * Purohase or Kent .J-lodlCc. ENDERSON'S SUPERIOR . BAKING POWDER. IN VIC TA"BR AN D. MEDICAL HALL, A- Opposite Threo Lamps. Ponaonby, Anoldand. BKOU'S I^JKCTlON.—Hygienicj In fallible, nnd Preservative. Cnroa promptly, without additional moan*, all recent or chronic, discharges ot the urinal organs, Prioe. fa 6d por bottle. Sold In Paris by J. Ferrfl" (successor to Brou), Pharmaolan, 102, Rno Rlohelieh: in London by Wlloor and Co., 838. Oxford-stroet. W. Agent in Naw Zealand, WILLIAM C. FITZGERALD, The Pharmacy, Wellington, who will forward it to any town In the Colony on reoelpt of P. 0.0. MR GARDNER begs to inform tho Reaidonts of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Crook, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Walwora, I that having Bold hiß Pharmaoy. at 181, Qncon ' Btroot, Auokland, ho Ib in attendance during Use wholo day at NORTH SUORK PHARMACY, Dbvonpokt. ■JAMBS C A X X R, tl DIBPBNBING AITO FAMILY OHEMiSi' (Mkmbbb Phabmaoxotioai, Booi_ctv), 80BS0N-BTRBKT, cloee to WelUnHton-suest, AnomaAND. N.Z 4,1 VBR COMPLAIPIV. DR. KING'S DANDELION AND OUININK LIVER PILLS) without Mer onry). 'f hb Bebt Rkmkdt »or BiLionsstrßS Stomaob Dbraitobmiint, Flatulzkcs, Paiks bbtrwbbbt thb Bhooldebs, bad avpljtiti, Isdioestion, Aororre, Hbab-aohr, Hbabt- Btmn, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged fcrmnnj eminent Burgeons to be the eafeet and thlldosl Sills for ovary constitution.—ln Boxes at Is IW, 1 Od, and la Jd. Sold by Chemints and Medicine Vendors throughout the world, Propa>'od bj Jas. Rorke, London, Speolally vituMt PUli for residents abroad and travel-.-ra. Sold by KKHWHOKSg. PfIOSSBS & Co. " Q DLPHOLINB LOTION."—Au Ea O tsrnal Meaiia of OUHING SKIP DiaK_ASKS. Then la soorcely ou? mriiptloa but will yield "to "Bulpholino" to a few days, and commanco to fade away ovcji if it <ioonv oast om-e. Ordinary pimples, i-edncuj. o.otoho-, court, ronghnoßß, vanish aa if my magic 1 Whilst old, enduring skiu .-ilaordors. that havo pluguod »h« auflorera tor years, however do^ply cootod thoy may be, "Hnlphollno" will suixionsfnllj attack them. It destroys the ' ariinjalonlw Whioh causes thoso unsightly, lrrltsUe, painful aOeotlons, and always prodnots a clear, health? natural oondltion of the Bkln. "BulnhoUno, Lotion la oold by moat Ohomiatfl. Bottle-s, 3a Bfl Made by J. Pepper and Co.. London, gOld bIT B.KMFTHQBMB. PBQfIStSK iZ CO. BPPEK'S "QUIWINE snd IKON TONIO rooaoo and devoloyeu tho norvona anorgleß, enriohes the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and doprenßloo, furtillos tho digestive organs, Ia a specie remedy for neuralgia, ague, indigestion, (overs of evers kind, cnest affeotlons, and In >waotutg disease* aoroftUons tendencies, &o. ITio whole borne Is Breatly Invigorated by Popper's Tonio, the montal taoultlos brightened, fee oonailtntlon greatly strengthened, and.a .Mtuyc tel robust ealth certain. Bottles, 82 dospg,. -Ja,C.Lj next bim. lIS. "Bold by Ohonllsta every whero. ■ Thp name.ot J; Pepper, Bedford laboratory, London, must be on„thq lohcl-" rl'h«» la no Tonio so oertaln In effeotaa PepPCi'8 M 9 a,nln, a and Iron. His strongly reoommondofltql roal dents In India and the Colonies, and ohould always ttekept ready for use in every ease of (jvercr febrile condition, J1 • ■ ■-■■■•!• Soldbv BMIWISOBNB PBOSSinBi|!W 00. tIARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, A Prepared only by J. Pepnor; Londoa. Thia JTluld combination, extraptod bom mcdl. alnal wcu; la nowused instead of blue pill And Calomel tor tho cure ol dyspepsia, biUouttness, and' all symptoms ol; oongoßtlon of the liver, ■whioh are generally pain beneath the cnorjdors, hdad-aoho,. drowsinesfl,' no- apviellte, furred tongue, disagredahlol taste liv.the' morning, glddincaa, disturbance of tho stomach, and feel- Ing.ot general depression,., IlJpg 'jho sluggish llvos In motion, voryißllshtlyaolson the bowels, giving a boom of health, and. comfort with 21 hours*,' ,It:ls the safeßj n»adJiofeira,,,,Taxa3aoum {SfU'bdophyUln S afluldTmjide Shly.: by J. PEPPER. Bedford LabOratoiry,' London,; wnose name ls on every label. Battles,'Ss 9d and da Bd. Bold ■by all Chemlßte.llA' most, valuable and essential medlatae lor. India, Australia, tho Cape, and Colonies generally.. \ .-;■'. gold by KBMPTHOttNB. PpOSSgB ft.COl '^*f: :■ '!o"'s-:;B:--:o-';;R,: bffiE, VY '• Estate/ Land, and General ConHhla [onAßent,Bl,Queen-flt__eet,Auoklßndi;! 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I nit; . 7 &c. j AX ROD N D A J I M E. GROW 1.1-J£», FOB Af.'B. SOU T £1 G A T E'S ; iIAHURANGI HYDUAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIME, n any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc (noxt to Pt»__i3 Hogging, i 3 un rivallod for dnrabillly aiul hard-setting qualities). For tanks nnd otliei- wet work i ia a first-class material. 3, KEANE, SOLE AnttNT, CUSTOM-HCCSK- STEEET. "JUMBL. ?/wde mar* ' Tk/TAHORANGI HYDRAULIC LIME. All Mahurangi Limes Are Not Alike. Tho Warkworth Comont Co. (Limited) bog to Aform Builders, Contract ora, and tho Genoral Public, now that thoy havo got a good Btart made and thoir quarry properly oponed out, ,hoy aro most desirous that proper testa bo undo of tho different Mahurangi Llmos, and ,ho bost bo specified. Tho W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pnj ihoßers not to believo moro interested assertions is to this or that liino boing tho bost in the narket. but to put thorn to the proof, and thoy tro quito content to abiilo hy tho rcault. J. P. KIDD, Agent, S3, Qucon-strcct. Town _fard,,Customhouso-Btreot West (noxt Sims and brown's). i HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE'^pTMARK XWilsoa&C 9 AUCKLAND, N.Z. • ft HIS LIME Is a Natural uement, suit > able lor Concrete Buildings, Brickwork, IJI-_aWlngl Jl-_aWlng tiulldtogp, Titiilw. &o. It la ground th» Klneiit. and is THE BEBT LIME IN TdE MARKET. Ia roply.tqttio popular bellof that all Llmos from A. aliui-nmd are alike, we ask—" Are til quint--, rcofa, or wo lands la the aame dlalriot, alike T In Kuropo, all Hydraulki or Comont Llmea are toaied beforo ualng, and tbo boat spoolflod. Why ahould net tbo lame rule be followed horoJ Per oablo yd. Conorote Foundations ooat from _ 16s to 25s Ilrlok Foundations cost from .. 80s to 33s Conorete Bui dingo coat trom .. _tti to Va Brlok Hqlldlnga coat from „ _- 83a to Ssa I'oncrotS Buildings. 2'laetored, &o, will not oxooed 10 por oont over wood. Circular explaining ti eatmtnt sent to any ad dresa, or the fallout lnlormation given at the oflice. Lime supplied wholosalo or retail. Special terms to Dealers and Contractors taking oargoee direct. Al«oon?ale, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &0. JOHN WILSON * CO. 81. Qoean-atrset Money. O H N \V, HARDIE, LAND. COMMISSION, AND ESTATE aG_S.nT. Money Lbnt __*bo:_ii_!soby Notbb, Hoosbb, FOBNITORE, SO, Bills Discounted Daily, ■.iottgages Negotiated. HIGH-&TREK'i;rAucirLAN £10 to £1,000. \riCTOItIAN LOAN ANU DISCOUNT V AGENCY. HIGH-3TKH.KT. AUCKLAND PO9ITB CITY COUNCIL OFFIOE8). Monoy advanoe from £10 to fIIOCO on Personal Security, De da cf Property, Dhorei, &o. Repaymentß can be mnrio in Instalments of Onb Bhillino pen WKitit for eaoh Pooitd bor rowed, or In ny wrj to antt borrowers, CommuDlcatlo-'t Confidential. Post Orrios amim-s i Box no, Auckland. INDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AMD DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. All luvesting Shares Lisuod dtu-ing'tho onrrent month participato in tho Annual Division of Profits. Doposita fixed for a term of 0 months are re ceived at C per cent. Deposits fixed for a term of 12 months aro re ceived at 7 per cent.; interest payable hair yoarly, BORROWING DEPARTMENT, This Society advances, ou approved Froohold and Leasehold Property, to tho oxtont of throo fourtlis of tho valuo. Borrowora may pay oil part or tlio wholo of their Mortgngo at any timo, and after two years currency without notice or flno. Borrowors participato in Surplus Profit, FINES Not Eskokcbd in Casks ov SIOK. ness ok Want ok- Employment. Tho Reduced Scalo ot Uo-payments, and any further particulars required, may bo obtainod ot tho Society's Olllces, oorner of Queon-street and Vulcan Lano, GKORQE FRASER, Managor. * UOELAfID PSrtMAWENI jRL tX^OPERATIVR BUILDmO AND INVESTMENT BOOIBTY. Onrniß >-ur. Qosas-sxaus. LOANS granted upen approved aocuritloo ol -freehold or I_easahold Propurti^e In num ol ■330 to £5,000 principal md Interest being re payable in Instalments at tho Hollowing Ha duckd Eaves for ropaymout of eaoh ttiv. borrowadi— ~--., - ; ftepaymeata axtend- Pa _, -a-^-v Total amount Ing over l w we* repayable. c s. d. £ a, d, I year _ - SOOIMOS Syears _ 1 010 108 8 I (years - _ U 7 IU U 0 , iyean Z _ II a UI B I Byean - - li 11818 1 S^e _ _ 7 1 117 11 8 10 years . _ 8 8 18318 8 And n the earns proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSIT3.-The Boolety rocelTee Money en Deposit »t rates as foUows :-Repayablo at 7 days notioe, finer oent. per annum; reparable In six months, 8 per oent. per Ninum. JOHN BATGERi ___, BecreteiT. O~~N EY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHADWICK, Kauei Gum Broker and Commissioh AGEST, QUERN-STREKT, AUOKLAND (BIHNEY'a AUCTION ROOMS, UPSTAmB), ■iiXOHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JL LONDON, In some to suit. FOR BALK BY ARNOLD, HINKB, AND CO.. Corner of Cuatom-houai. ond Fort streeta. »/|ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or IA I a»y sum reqnlivd, on torms to suit borrowora. Interest alluv. odea monies plaoed on my hands till lnvomr.ii.-W. V. Btevens,ln. voßtlng Agoat. 187, Unrcn-itroot. MONKY '10 LX.M), in large and small itims. at current i-atea of interost. Apply to - PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-Btrect. ONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate n-te of tatereßt.-Aonlf to •_' JACK lON Sc KUSBELL. 8 ilflltora, Fort-street. ONEY TO LEND, on Real Kstato, In sums of £50 aud upwards, at the our rent ratea of Interest —Apply Wm. 8. Cochrane. 25, n. Z., Inßnranoe Hnlldinga, or Samuel CoohrAneand aon, Fort-fltreot. ONIY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrot-olnas Freehold Securities. • WM. COLEMAN, Solloltor. Corner of Queen and Shortland-Btroets. ONEY TO LKND, In large or small sums, at usual rates of interest. CONNKI.L & OODPER, Solicitors, Vuloan Lane. Coffee i Coffee i Coffee > s. c. brown, Durham-street, Auckland, flour miller and coffee & bpiob merchant, HAS ALWAVfI ON Hanu and icon BAm!- FLOUR, In saoks, loo's, and GO'S, " Blue" brand FLOUR. In saoks. 100's, and 6O'o, "Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PKPPER AND SPICES. In the matter of COFFEE, theattentlon of the Publlo Ib called to tho excellence of my brands, and a trial soUdted. The Mixtures are oompoßOd only of tho Bfot Plantation Coffee and the Best Ohloory procurable, and maybe ""•SiSiiPwtart brand), nearly pure coffee "SUv" and "Camel," medium coffees of groat strength aßd flavour i "castlo" and" Leopard," low medium and oommoa ooffeos. _ „ To lovers of really flno Coffee, I nronalir re commend tho " Eagle." but to the generalWto Medium ooffoes are found to bo most acceptable, and I say, therefore, - TRTt THB BHIP BBA»D „ TBY the ,OAMBL BBAItD , Bt/M c ProbnraUo fiom'^ all Merohants and Store keepers, loose, and In tins, 401b5,, 58H». llioa., 71bs., Blbß., llba., be., and lib. , riOFFEK' rjOEEBK |^ OWBa



• Hotels, • tfTHITE'S OACIFIO LJOTEL, RUSSELL, BA? OF ISLANDS. JTRST-CLAS3 ACCOMMODATION FOR FAMILIES AND TRAVELLERS. Good Spaoious Sample Rooms for Commercial aentlemen. Good Alcock's Billiard Table nnd American Bowling Alloy, It has all the advan tages of a private houso, tho Bar being quite jeparate from tho Houso, and oannot bo but pased In the North, G. H. WHITE, Proprietor. pTX CHANGE HOTEL (Botter known as tho Barbel Hotbi), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable oxponse In RE-EBEOTING TIIIB.HOTEL, Whioh Is Now Open to the General Public. The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by oompe tent judges to be One of the Best in Auok land; It is extra woll furnished, and contains ono of AioooK's Tables (now), at a coat of noarly 4200, with the Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho management of Mb, R. Surman, for some timo Marker nt tho North ern and Auokland Clubs. WI E3 AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught. g. TOMLINSON. Proprietor. noY AL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA. _•-.rot-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddlo Horsos and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON &LATCHMORE, ' Proprietors. Y*T ADE HOTEL, Wines and Spirits oir Bust Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers, Meals ready at all hour*. Good Stabling fob Houses. M. LENNON, Proprietor L. '"I ■ ~ Iroamorurerv. fUISAP OTARDWARE QTOUIUr, Ot, QUAEN.STRKBT Jm « J DIOK IJ, HAVE FOR SALK BOW AT B ANUCAPTNIO LAMPS AUO. SDt Bvbkxw, Posts, Qlobbb, ahd Wixao And • Great Variety of Ohlmnfaw, BODOSB'fI LOCKtrOOD'9, AHD WlOfAU's TABI.B AND POUKRTKRr. JOHMSOX'S CELEBRATED SOTHHOUF, CLARK'S BOILHItS uAUOSPANS. SCO. euif-fiTK'B Patent Tea asd Cowan Pots, Stamped Tiknkd Meat AKD Phi Dishes, Basins aw Milk Pass (all ■lses), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, asd OTOHS, BKOOMS, SCBUBBBBB, WHISKS, &U Hint, Cloth, asd NAIL BBCSM4 •ARK'S, BLACKS, AMD LYNDOH'S BPADEII AND DIGGING GARDEN HOBS, BAKES. and trowblb, Augusb, Flasks, hammers, Bbaoss, TWIBX AHD P-J.TBNI HITS (aUiIWXS. Looks Hihqeb, Nails, asd Bbasswarb, 800W8 Gkhuikb Whiti Ls ad, RAW ASD BOILED LIHSSID {Ont FIVB PER CENT. DISOOUN* Allowed lo Cash Purohaaew on alLlalca MnonnUu to 80s. ana upward ii i 1 "DEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEARINU SALE, EDWARri T, Bw ! S DWA RA) Ai KWI O, 9 CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET Q , BAST. «*, IS OFFERING rjHINA. Q.LABB & jgARTHENWABB At CHEAPER PRICES THAN EVER OFF RED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD, Thi tbadb and gbnzbal Publio Abb Invitbd to Inspect, BREAKFAST. DINNER, AND TEA SETS; WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. &c, etc,, &c, _______ EDWARD LEWIS. 5,0 0 0 X***?* Will be paid to anyone who oan prove that tho Newly-discovered Lime Juice Pympla ! Is not a Palatable and' Refreshing Drink, In vigorating the system, purltylng the blood, and making tne brain clear and -healthy. Can be used by the moat delicately-constituted. In foot it has been asoertained that by regulating tha diet and using the Lime Juice Pympla as a beverage, a new constitution' Is built up Charaoter and purity of ingredients guaran: teed, invaluable amongst children, !''.'• *; ' >Mannfaott*odsolelyby EHRBNFRTBD BROS., And Bold Wholesale and Retail by ell Wlno Md Spirit Merchanta In Now Zealand,



Bib Edward Wilmot, the physician w. when a youth, BOfareono in consumiiliim ,i?S Dr. Radcliffo, whom hehadconsSteS.'W friends no hope of blarecovery, YetHeS, the age of ninety three I upon which ft w2 ■" berdon noteß : " Thus haa been the case ws_ aome others who had many BymptomTol «£■ sumption Id youth/ Modem research in S olnehaß now provided many invaluable nSr- ■ dies for consumption, bronchial and cheat™. plaints. The-combination otHrtiopiOsDhß Linke andQu^e with thehoaifigSH {or blue (rum) Ma been the means of reliS and permanently curing such diseases. PoS H thus a peculiarly reparative nutS action, Alckln'a Syrup of Encalyntna n*v HypophOßpliiteofLlme and Quinine, _s RD K maceutlcalpreparation specially invented faro_ relief.of sufferers from chest affections. >«..*.' -TiaHew_fcahindDriiiiCom7any.^ fV



Sawing Machines. ,_raTAßlMHEb Vj'i"v''.vl ■ BY BPiOIAI jf|^ffl^ "PQlSTliraii Buy :!:V':;--;/; : ' lv0' >f . ONLY THS J A OKLEBRATKH "*yAJy •' " V. MACaiNSB. ■' Tha Stalest, Blmpleat. Best Msde, aal Hcrt Durable. The only Bowing Maohlne whioh bai---. never been beaten in competition. Bole Anenta In New Zealand! BH>KKSPEAR AND CO,, (Opposite tbe MsrkeU '"' QtJEKff-aTREET. . A W. C. I)"-*"" : - THB GREAT *,' 6; S&WINQ MAOHINE IMPOBTSE, HAB JUIIT U-BOIIIVKB .. Alarue Shipment of the Challenge Haehhu . the,worlds*.',-, ..,.•„■.-•.. """■ The White Co,'b bbwiko Mioma Tte Meet Silent The Chsapeßt •Eta Moat Rapid Tka Highest Ana The Most Simple Tbe Largest Tuti The Most Easy to Work Tha Seat Oarer Tbe Most Durable ■> Tha Simplest BraHli ■ - tka Most Elegant Ths Neatent sail* TBBADLB MAOHIHE3 from £S lik



THB BBS* SKWXHO HACHOTKS VTOJUOii Prioe cl Hand Maohikks, &i% ' Also. always as basis genuine Hlngei I ifriuter and Re m Warthelm i Standard : Howe Company's I lyi-eelajraßSWiJa :.; Qrovar and Bakart j-Jenon'o ABO Domestic I Aadoii-argGOdiDita. ffaos* 88, »D, PKE WaSK I 2a, (ID, ?BB Wis! AU DUOHIHEI. «oA_M.iraiWß.!.' Yheas Machines oan be had c( mr iswßl- X, MoLoanand Oa, Pioneer Btoro, Wbatsaji Thomas Wells, C-ambri'to; William Stettumi Onehunga i K. Wayte, Hamllhun fund ut Boylan, Gisborne i Bromn»n6ni«wTeßW« -and at ather Btacer. , uVl' ; max- Q. R EAT 'j\ S t OT, QUEEN-STRBET.'



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O ELLS V U E HO US*, "tTAOWANQA. NSW ZBAMtfA Suites of Booms. Baths. PHnO. [ leaves dally for Hot I*to* **& I«T William (Juiijj"' HOUBK. LAWD. K3TATK ASD COMMISSION AOHN^ v . na DBAUQHTBMANANDILDP^ ... MAPS.PLANa&a.COUH^ AOCKI.*ND-> ~ ~ jjj, . W.G. boss to notify f generally that he hat W"^,«Wg! 1 premire •. where he J?P«-JL ia aerit Wfi* -; the requirements of >*£s"^ lEastf _M From nls larae know^J^ttifi i Forties, he Is in a Wi»S, jb jut g 1 deal with partlei buying or Beuug.»» ~ _ "tospeoaonofmymtresoootWh'gJ,, j A ready sale for Cheap ' A ton* Ust of CJonntar ftggg^B* Bpeotlon. Insurances effcoteaajw Bemembar the Address- ... I COOMBES' CHAMBBBS. ? fj Evening CoscßSt? J. HOWDEN, SHOETOSP^/'j .And Purchasing on? ? * ,$i - NKWLY-IMPORIBD