2X0u.0 of Ropiesoatfttivofl.

FBIDAY. Petitions,

BirGEOHGK Gbeit presented a petition from the widow of tbe late Captain Symonds praying for an allowance in con tideration of tho public service of her late husband.

Mr Moss presented a petition from Mr Roskruge praying for compensation tor loss of employment in the Uivii Service.

Notices. Sir George Grry gave notice to mova that Mr Fyke's name be added to the Annexation Committee.

Mr Pbacock gave notice cf his inteo. tlon to introduce a City of Auckland Addl. tional Loon Bill. 1883. •

Sir George Grey gave notice that his name be discharged from the Public Ac counts Committee.

Bellamy's.—Mr George Creates a

Sensation,

Mr George caused a sensation by moving tbe adjournment of the House and stating tbat he had taken that course for tbe purpose of bringing under the notice cf the House an extract from a paper called the "Temperance ltccord," published at Dunedin. He brought it forward at the request of the House Committee. He read an uxtract, which alleged that mcmbarß ate and drank at Bellamy's, and forgot to pay their "little bill?," and that a vote was required to make up the deficiency. Mr George said the House Committee had requested him to give " this an edhcial contradiction, Ie was entirely false. Ever since Bellamy's had been in existence thero bad been only one deficit, and tbat was £6, an hon. member bavin, died during the recess. He hoped the House would accept this as a thorough con tradiction to a libellous statement.

Mr Pykk Beconded the motloD, saying he had himself brought tbe matterunder notice, Ithadbeen published all over tbecolony.aud he thought no denial was too slrong to sot at rest such a dastardly calumny, The business done by Bellamy's was at the rate of £5,000 per annum, and still there had only been one deficit of £6, and that of a gentleman who had died during (he re cess, which, of course, ha could not help. Children did not take knives and spoons to school with them and members could not be expected to pro' vide crockery, etc., othersriße Bellamy's was self-supporting.

Mr Macandbew said there was a great impression abroad that the liquor used at Bellamy's did not pay duty. He thought it should go abroad that this was incorrect, Mr George then withdrew his motion, which had merely been moved for the pur pose of bringing the matter before the House,

R.M, for Howick,

Mr VARBis, in asking the Minister of Justice to take steps to procure a sitting of the R.M. Court at flowick onco a month, said great inconvenience was experienced by tbe people of Howick, Tnranga, and Maeati, through there beiog no sitting of the Court at Howick.

The minister qf Justice said then had been no application lor this, and Mr Harris's qaestion vaa tbe first intimation he bad received that such a want existed, He weuld cause inquiries to he made.

Naval Training Vessels.

Mr DANIEL asked what steps had been taken to give effect to tbe recommendation contained in the report of the Naval Train; ing Vessels Committee of last session,

Mr Dick regretted that no action had been taken on the report ; firstly, because no vote had been placed on the K.tlmateslast session, and secondly because, the Govern ment bad been unable to secure renewal of tbe lease of land used for tbe purpose of Training School at Eohimarama,

TJie OneJiunga Road.

Mr Peacock on behalf of Mr Tole„gave notice to move that copies of correspondence re the dangerous state of the road between Newmarket and Onehunga be laid oa tbo. table.

Goldftelda Report,

Mr CADMAN gave notice to ask ths Minister of Mines to forward to libraries at the Thames and Coromandel copies of Com missioner Mackay's report on the Thames goldfield, IS, 19, 70?

BanJcniptcy Bill.

The House went into committee on the Bankruptcy Bill, On the previous night the Committee bad got on as far as clause CO. Tbiß clause was now passed without dl>cus9ioD. Clause 61 underwent several alterations, lhe clause provided tbat it bonkrupt must furnish a verified statement ot his assets »ud liabilities within three days alter adjudication. On Mr Conolly'a motioo, the clause was altered to provide that a statement should be furnished under three days of the filing of tho petition. Sub section !?, " Where any such statement is prepared by a person nominated by a bank rupt, costs of preparation shall not ba al lowed out of the bankrupt estate except with the approval of an ordinary resolution of creditors," was struck out by 24 to, 20, Sub-section three was, on the motion of Mr Shaw, amended by the deletion of certain words with the object of providing that any person, whether creditor or not, should bo able to inspect the statement and take ex» tracts therefrom on payment of a f*e of 2s. The clause as amended was passed.- Clause 63, relating to proxies, was amended by shaping H so as to enact that a proxy should produce a written authority signed in the presence of a J.P,, solicitor, oi partner.

The evening sitting was occupied In com* mittce on the Bankruptcy Bill. At the 10.30 adjournment the measure .had been gone thr ugh np to clause 150 without any amendment affecting the principle of tbo bill.

Mr Peacock, to whom was entrusted ths suggestions of the Aucklaid Chamber of Commerce, has been fairly suocetfls fal. . At his instance, a clause ha* been added to the _jll giving, iv tho form of a schedule, a fbrm in accordance with which bankrupts will be required te lodce their statements. He was nnsucoe_M fnl In getting a clause re the keeping of at* counts inserted, bnt will make anothe* effort when the bill is re-committed.

Tbe Bonse remained in committee on thi bill until 12.10, the bill being pa>sed np to el.uto 170, when progress was reported.and the House adjonrned till 7.30 on Monday,

Latt evening ths midwinter entertain' ment to the children of St. Stephen. Sunday-school was given in the Ponsonby Hall. There were about 200 children and adnlt* present. Mr Dennes exhibited hii limelight view* Illustrating the visit of tho Prince of Wales to lodis, as well as somo Scottish scenery and a few comic pic* turns, after which prizes were given to those children who wero successful in the late Presbytery examination, the fortunate prize-winners being Catherins- Barry, Minnie and Mary Anne Field, Bella Mao donald, Edward Field, David and Matthew Runciman. Refreshments were then dis« J trihnted to the children, and to those adults who chose to partake. At the close Mr Bairy gave his highly humorous read ing, " The Electric Telegraph," which sent all home with the feeling that tbey hod spent a most enjoyable evening. Plans are prepared for a largo dwelling I house ond shop at the corner of Franklin Road, and Napler-street, by order of the proprietor, Mr James Crombie, to be opened as a general drapery ond millinery estab lishment, and for which tenders will M Immediately called. The shop will be 18 x 20; show-room, 10 x 12 j work-room, 10 x 12; and fitting.-room, 8 x 10. xflt bnildlng will be substantially bmlt, and when completed will be an ornament to the neighbourhood,

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, JULY %



Anctione. *"" MONDAY, JULY 9, At 11 o'clock. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. R, ARTHUR aAS received instructions *»_» M* *! A. Asher, of Olty Loan Offloe." Upper Qoeen-itreot (opposite Army and Navy Hotel), to sell by auotion, on above date, An Extenslvo Assortment of Unredeemed Pledg-s, cor,DH,tlrg of Gold acd Sliver Watches, Bracelets, Diamond and other Wnw Gold Suitos, Brocchos and Ear rinK^'Gold Alberts, Silver Plate. Clpoka, Aoooiv lons, Work Boxes, ond a large quantity of Clothing, See, Sec. Seo. t_s net Star of Wednesday and Thursday, ' *^ Ith and sth). TUESDAY, 2 O'CLOCK P.M. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Under Bill of Sale. DRAIN PIPES, COAL, &C, AT AR T H "u"r ' S MART QUBEN-STRSBT. E, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, Qucon-streat on Tuesday next, at 2 o'clock p.m., under a Bill of Salo, Drain Pipes, Coal, Sec, now lying at Mr T. Caters Pottery, formerly Mr Dowden s :■ ---2140 Socket Drain Pipes, flrst-olass quality, various sizes 1550 Do do. second-class „ . , 1„ Junctions, IXlto 12 X 1?, first CIOS3 400 Surface Drains 1600 Field Pipes, Jin. 40 Traps. 23 Sinks, 13 Syphons 120 Tons Newcastle Coal. Terms: Cash immediately after solo. Intending purchasers can bo landed at tho Tottery by tho Rivorhead steamer on her way np, and return by her on the downward trip. Accommodation will bo provided. W. 8. COCHRAN. JAS. DACR> MONDAY, JULY 30. VALUABLE FREEHOLD, ALLOTMENT. 5C Feet Frontage to Albert>Btreet, 56 Feet Frontage to Chapel-street , SITUATED CLOSE TO THE DOCK, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by auction, at their Booms. Fort-Btreet on Monday, 30th July, at 12 o'olook, By Order of the Trustees in the Estate of the Late Captain Bowdon, ALLOTMENT 10, Boa IS, City of Anok land, having frontages of 50 fact to Lower Albert-atreet and 56 feet to Chapel-street, with a through depth of 213 feet (adjoining Star Hotel). Tbe above affords a rare opportunity ot ac quiring an original Freehold allotment In the heart ot tbe Oily, occupying as it does a com manding position In what 1b undoubtedly one of the pdnotpel thoroughfares: and being In olose proximity to the New RaUway Station, the book, the proposed Customhouse Site, and the Main Oatlat to the West slda of the City <ao rapidly extending), it cannot fall to become in a very lew years a very valuable property. Land Transfer Title. SAMUEL COCHRANE * SON, Auctioneers. W, 8, COCHRANE' [JAS. DAOBB THURSDAY, JULY 12, WALNUT PIANOFORTE, MAHOGANY BOOK-CASE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. At Mount Eden. THE Subscribers are instructed by n Gentlemen leaving the Colony to sell by ■notion, at bis Residence, Stokes's itoad, Mount Kden (opposite Cucksey's Store), on Thursday, 12th instant, at 11 o'clock. THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, oomprialDg — Valuable Pianoforte, in handsome walnut oase, by Beathovon; Piano Stool. Carpet Loo and Cooaslonal Tables Ross, Chairs. CheSonler, Mahogany Book oase, Chef fonier, Couob, Easy Chairs, Ploturee, Ornaments. Clock, Curtains. Linoleum, Oilcloth, Mate, Venetian Blinds. Lamps, Fenders and Irons, .ewlns: Machine. Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasws, Bedding, Cheats Drawers. Dressing Table (with Swing Glass), Marble Top Washatonds, Toilotware, Mirrors, Kltchsn UtenßUs, FUter.Tubi, &o,; Thoroughbred Gordon Setter Dog. SAMUEL COCHRANE Si SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHRANE. J [JAMBS DAOBB MONDAY, JULY IG. By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of New Zealand, IMPROVED FARM IN THE WAIKATO, THE Subscribers will sell hy auction, at their Rooma, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 18th inst, at 12 o'olock, ALLOTMENTS 251, 253, 251, 255, and 256, Pariah of Pukete, Waikato, containing 211 aores l rood and 2 perches, with a substantial DweUlng-houso and other BuUdings erected thereon. Conditions of Sale can be lnspeoted by appli cation to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHEANE. JAS. DACES NOTICE, THE SALE OF IMPROVED FARM AT TAURANGA HAB BEEN POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOB, Auctioneers, JOHN LEYDON] ' [EDWARD LBYDON. MONDAY, JULY 9, At 11 o'clock. RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. MESSRS JOHN & ED. LEYDON HAVE been favoured with Instr-ctions from Mrs O. Rae. of Karangahape Road, who la retiring from business, to seU on tho premises A LARGE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK OE STATIONERY, Novola, Historical Works, fancy Goods, Albums, Pictures, Tracings, Ko., ** Al Also, Two Sewing Machinos, and a largo quantity Ot HouseholdFarnituro and Effects, too nume rous to particularise. MONDAY, JULY 9. IN THE ESTATE OF A, J. MACKIE. BY ORDER OF MR. T, MACFFARLANE, TRUSTEE, E, & A. ISAACS HAVE been instructed to sell by auction, at 11 o'olook. on Monday next, Joly 0. on the premises lately ocoupied by A. J. Maokle, Tobacconist, Queen Btreet. • j THE COONTER. SHRLVING, GAS , FITTINGS See,, tee. Large Quantity of Cedar Boxes Chalis TablejL^--*-'"-*.. And. st 11.30 a.m., at their Stores, QneeSUSMsV THB WHOLE OF THE STOCK t- tha above Estate, consisting of Tobaooo, ™»iw Wondon and Meersohaum Pipos. Cigar SScfeSotte TutM. Matches. Fancy Goods i Vnrv Sunorlor Tobaooo Cutting Mnohlno * rid steaming Apparatus. &0,, teC, &0, " No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS. Merchants and Auctioneers. TUESDAY, JULY 10. FURNITURE I7j?CRNITURE 11 E, & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, on Tuesday next July 10, at 11 o'olook, THE BALANCE OF VALUE OF £1400 VALUE OF BNGLISH-MADE FURNITURE OU Paintings. Mirrors Bags, Mots, Mattrasses, Pillows lenders, Camoiß, Piatedware Fanoy Flower Pota Bagatelle Boards nnd Tables Coff_> Tables, Commodes Tea Se<s and clocks Towel Horses. Marble top Waahatanda Gipsy Tobloi, Drawing-room Suites Dining-room Suites Bent Wood Chairs . _„ _ Quilte', Bat Balis, Brackets, WaU Boreens Table Mats, &0.,& c No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, , Merchants and Auctioneers,



A__tion_ " MONDAY, JULY 0, AT 11 A.M. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ANI EFFECTS, AT THE RESIDENCE OF 1 CAPTAIN YATES, LviNDON-STREET, PONSONBY. THE Undersigned has roceived instrHC. tlons from Uaptaia Yates to seU at his residence, on Monday next, tre 9th Inst at 11 Hm the wbolo of his Household Furniture one KS eiAWING-KOOM SUITF. Tables. Walnul Chaira. Carpats. Pictures. Fender and Flte Irons, etc.. etc, Bedsteads. Beds and Bedding Cheats of Drawer*. Mirrois nnd Glasj. Chairs Tobies, Ploture?. oto.. etc . Kitchen Furniturf and. Utensils, Chairs Tables, Forks, SpODn etc .Garden Tools etc. etc. ctcwaroe^ _ GREENWOOD. Auctioneers. Tuesday, july 10. dress plaids, wool dress material, cashmeres, shirtings, winceys velvets, tweeds, BLANKETS, RUGS, SHEETINGS, FORFAR WATERPROOF COaTS, HOSIERY, MEN'S, BOYS', & YOUTHS' TWEED CLOTHING, FELT HATS, MOLE TROUSERS, WINDOW HOLLANDS, ike, &a, &0, TTNRESERVKD SALE OF TWENTY. SEVEN PACKAGES OF ABOVE GOODS, GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, At 11 o'clock, LADIES' KID BUTTON & ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS, MAIDS' AND CHILDKKN'S DITTO, HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS, &c„ fia, &c, EX lONIC. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to soil, at hU Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firths Mills), Lower Quoen-etroet on abovo date, at U o'clock, R7 TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS, WELL Oi ASSORTED, AND IN SPLENDID CONDITION. Terms at Sole. The Anotlonoer col's special attention to the above, bolng one of the Finest Shipments re oeived, and well suited to the season. Bt TONKS. R, 0. OABB. B, D. TONES WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. OLD HOUSE AT HOME HOTBL. FURNITURE, BAR FITTINGS, ETC. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received Instructions to sell on Wednesday, July 11th, at 11 o'clock. The Whole of the HOUSEHOLD PDRNI TURE. Bar Fittings, Kitchen Utenslla, fto., Sco, ot tbo uld lloii'o at Homa Hotel, Hobsonstreat FRIDAY, JULY 13. DURHAM YARDS. tpOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, on J? Friday, 13th July. HEAVY DRAUGHT BNTIRE, BRIGHAM YOUNG. HUNTER & NOLAN. " TUESDAY, JULY 10. JUNCTION YARDS. THOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Jd Tuesday noxt, 130 Fat Oxen, from Ilawcw, Matamata, and Waikato 700 FatShrep Dairy Cows. Store CMtlo, Fat and Stone Pigs 3 Iron Taaks (100 gallons each) HUNTER _ NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. PUKEKOHE YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their usual Monthly Sale on Wednesday next. July 11, ot STORE CATTLE. DAIRY COWS, BHBBP, HORSES, SO. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER A HOLAN. THURSDAY, JULY 12. THE REMUERA YARDS, FOR SALE, at tbe Remncra Yards, on Thursday, Jnly 12, at 11 o'clock, 160 Well - fattod Cattle, from Papakura, Woodland), To Awamuto, Cambridge, end Waikato 7CO Fat aad Store Sheep Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TMPORTANT NOTICE. THE AUCTION SALE OF HARPER'S FARM is WITHDRAWN. IT HAS BEEN SOLD PRIVATELY. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY OATTLK SALES. Walnku-Satnrday. July 7 Pokeno- Monday, Julyl Drury—Wednesday, July 18 Papakura—Wednesday, July 25, ALFRED BUCK?.._£I»; -—- - -■- prigg HAYMARKET. HAY ! STRAW I HAY 1 KEGULAR SALES each Tuesday c6m. menolng at eleven o'clock sharp. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 11 o'olook. ALFKED BUOKLAND. KBTADMSHKD IN GtAB.OW, SCOTLAND, JAMES KERR, ' GENERAL WORKING CUTLER. Wbllhslby-btr-bt East (Seoond Shop from Qaeen-street). Razors, Solesora, and Knives ground and cot, Pocket Knives re-bladed, and aU kinds ot Cntlery repaired, &o, J. K. wUI always havo on hand a First-class Btook of Household and Pocket Cutlery to salt all classes, and a capital Btook of Spectacles to suit ail Bights, Spectacles fltted with New Eyes and Sides. All Work Guaranteed.



—^^ I ' I . ■ ■ -t I Government Land Sales. TJUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DISTRICT 08" AUCKLANU. SALE OF TOWN AND RURAL LANDS. Crown Lands Oflico, Auckland, loth Juno. 1883. I hereby notify that tho Town and Rural Landß mentioned In the Sohodule hereunder will ba offarod for Salo by PnbUo Auction, at thla Offloe, ou TU-BDAY, the 17th day of July next, at tha hour of llooloos In the forenoon. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands. BCHKDULE. EAST TAUPO COUNTY. TOWN OF TAUPO. Block, Sec. Area. Upset prlco. A. R. P. £ s. d, I XIV. 7 0 18 9 0 0 11 0 18 9 0 0 13 0 12 7 17 0 XVII. 5 0 18 II 0 0 GOIS 0 0 0 7 0 1 X 1) 0 0 XXVI. 5 0 10 7 10 0 C 0 10 7 10 0 7 0 10 7 10 0 WAIPA COUNTY. IOWN of Hamilton West. Sec. Area. Upset price. A. it. P. £ s. d. SOl 0 3 10 25 10 0 Town t f Te Rork. Block. Sec. Area. Upset price. a. r. p. £ a. d. 111. 1 0 10 7 10 0 2 0 10 7 10 0 WAITEMATA COUNTY. Parish of Takapuna. Lot. Area. Ujwet prioe. A. R P. „ a. d. 125 25 2 0 25 10 0 131 11 0 0 II 0 0 2.0 21 3 0 21 16 0 207 S M 32 5 0 203 20 1 12 20 10 0 2UB 28 1 17 20 10 0 210 31 3 27 3) 0 0 211 31 1 10 31 10 0 212 26 0 39 20 5 0 211 25 3 27 20 0 0 219 2" 0 0 23 0 0 220 21 0 35 23 5 0] 221 30 0 1 30 5 0 2*2 29 .2 19 21) 15 0 223 31 1 2 31 10 0 211 11 0 4 11 5 0 225 32 3 25 33 0 0 226" 26 1 22 26 10 0 227 19 2 0 19 10 0 228 16 3 0 10 15 0 229 16 0 21 15 5 0 290 16 2 21 16 IS S Desckiiption of Lind.—These lots, which are principally covered with tltroo, aro situated at Helller. Creek, North Shore, and are aboutß miles from Siokes's Point. Homo of the emotions front Stokes's Point and Lucas's Creek Road. WAITEMATA COUNTY. Parish oit Makarau. Lot Area. Upset Prloo. A. R. F. £ B. d. 65 65 0 0 HOT 0 0 B7 63 3 0 137 10 0 70 113 0 0 113 0 0 79 65 3 0 111 10 0 81 02 0 0 121 0 0 Description or Land.-Lots 65, 67,70, broken country covered with bush, and containing; a KOod deal of kauri timber. These lots ore situ ated closo to tha Makarau Rlvar, by whloh tim ber oan be easily got out. 78 : About 20 aores bush containing a itood doal ot kauri. 81: All bush containing a good doal ot kauri. Both sections ore broken. Parish of Pahhmoremo. 151 31 1 0 31 S 0 155 10 I S3 10 10 0 Dhscriptton of Land,—ls4 and 16S ot Laeaa'a Creek, chietly open undulating land, containing 0 littlo titree) and light bush, fronting the road from Stokes's Point to Lucas's Crook, Parish of Waipareira. 118 10 0 0 20 0 0 119 15 1 8 22 19 0 Description of Land.-Cpch undulating land situated at Swanson Railway Station, MANUKAU COUNTY. Parish of Otau. Sec Area. Upset price, A. R. P. - a. d. 50 105 0 0 78 15 0 RODNEY COUNTY. Parish of Hotko. See Area. Upset prioe. A. R. P. £ S. d. 25 A 10 0 3 0 0 N. Pn. 27 86 1 22 72 7 6 28A 29 2 8 2] 6 8 Description of Land.—noavy mlxod bnah, with a biubll quantity of kanrl timber. Soil. ' light sandstone. 25a aid »oi thorn portion 27 I frontage to road and Uoteo rtvor. HOHSON COUNTY. PARISn OF KOPURA. ' Sco, Area. Upset prioe. A. It. P. £ 8. d, 11 X) 1 19 19 15 0 I Description* t f Land — Optn land near Ara tapn Sawmill Norths) n Walroa. MANGONOI COUNTY. Takahue sukvsy District. Block Sec Area Upset prioe. V. A. ir. P. £ a. d. N. pn. 3 18 130 0 6 0 Dhbcripiion t-r Land.—Port covered with tl-fcC fronting Kaiiala river. WHANGARHI COUNTY. Uanoakuihia Suave. District. Block Sec Aio-i Upset price IV. a. it. p. - a. d. i 60 0 0 CO 0 0 8 51 0 0 tl 0 0 9 18 0 0 18 0 0 Description of Land.—Undulating land, good o'ay soil. These seotlona contain a large quantity of kauri timber. WAIHEEE ISLAND. Parish of Waibskk. Sec Area. Upset price, a. it. p. -. b. d. 75 193 3 5 48 10 0 78 80 0 0 20 0 0 Description of Land.—7s; 21 acres swamp, 20 acres mixed bush; remainder, tern and titreo, broken land, 70: 16 acres fern; remainder swamp. WAIPA COUNTY. PARisn OF Pukete. Sec. Area. Upset prlco. A. ie. p. £ s. d, 87 216 1 34 123 5 0 88 212 2 31 111 7 6 136 11 1 25 22 o 0 146 89 3 8 20 0 0 169 211 1 34 122 5 0 162 Y.U 1 28 116 15 0 166 137 0 25 63 10 6 167 220 0 7 110 2 6 170 233 3 37 119 10 0 Description OF LAND.-87: Oao fourth fern land, remainder swamp, eaaUy drained. 88 Ono half fern land, remainder swamp, easily drained. 136 and 116: low, fiat, awamry land, partly covered wltn high manuka, soil good. 159: One-Sixth fern land, nmaindar Bwamp. 161; One-tenth fern land, remainder awamp, 166; Nearly all awamp. easily drained. 1671 Btie-third8 tie-third fern Und, remainder awamp, 1701 ne-slzih fern land, remainder swamp. PARISH OF HOBOTIt*. Sec Area. Upsot prioe. a.». p. _ a. d. fll 18 1 U 31 5 0 Description of Land —Abont halt fern land, remainder swamp, easily drained WAIKATO COUNTY. PARISH OF WHAN-AMiBINO. Seo. Area. Upset price. a. v. p. fl a. d. 559 31 1 10 17 5 0 360 66 3 27 33 10 0 361 51 8 8 13 0 0 Description of Land.—Bs9: y acres swamp and titreo. remalndor swoimp. 300: 10 acre* swamp and titreo, remainder swamp. 361; S aores Bwamp, remainder opon. Parish of Taufiri. Sec. Area. Upset price. a. n. P. £ a. d. 107 50 0 0 25 0 0 NOTE.—Plans of tho abovo lands may bs aoen, and further partlonlara obtained on application at »hl» offloe '-._._._. Terms of Bale - One-fourth of purchase money to be paid at timo of ssle.and the balanoo Within one month thereafter, otherwise the part of the puroh&se money paid by way of de posit aball bo forfeited, and tbo oontraot for the Bale of the land shall henocforwsrd be null and "crown grant fee to be paid on oomplstlP. 'of pnrohase. *""" PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. Crown Lands Offloe. Anokland. 16th June, 1883. 1 hereby notify that the right to dig for and remove Kauri Gum (for a period of two 3 care) irom the Blocks ot Land mentionod to the Schedule hereunder, will be offered for sale by publlo auotion, at this offloe, on TUESDAY, the 17th day of Jnly next, at the honr of eleven o clock In the forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lande, SCHEDULE. HOKIANGA COUNTY. Puhakitere Block (part of) COOO aores. MANGONUI COUNTY. Kpakaubi Block, 16C0 aores, near Horekino. N.B.—The Land Boa-d ressrves to it.solf the right to dlepoie of any portions of the above blaoks during the time specified. OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. RUBAL LANDS TO BE OPEN FOR SELEC TION. LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Crown Lands Oflico, Auckland, April 16,1883. I hereby notify that tho Rural Lands men tioned in tho sohedulo hereunder will bo open for selection at this oflico on TUESDAY, tho 17th day of Jnly noxt. D. A. TOLE, 1 Commissioner of Crown Land



Government Land Sales. SCHEDULE. WHAKATANE county. Parish of Waimana. Eec, Area. Uiisct price. A. H. I. £ s. d. 191 ISO 2 S3 ?S 1 3 182 00 3 U S3 1 3 191 60 n 0 37 10 0 20 i 19 0 L.2 86" IS a 2t>7 61 1 0 33 8 9 PAHIBIT OF W.ttOTAHr. Beo. Area. Upoot price. A. H. P. „ B. d. 150 285 0 (I 112 10 0 211 30 1 II 22 17 fi 215 19 233 37 G 3 218 63 0 0 39 15 0 218 IS 3 0 38 11 3 219 t>7 0 0 05 5 0 252 50 0 0 37 .10 0 255 IS 2 0 30 7 « 258 53 1 18 10 2 (J L'lii) 51) 210 ;iS 1 ti 262 3-1 13 10 0 2113 ! 0 30 10 13 9 285 13 3 20 LI7 111 0 207 51 327 3!) 0 0 271 19 IS 37 2 t! TAURANGA COUNTY. Parish on- Te Papa. See. Area. Unset price. A. it. I". £ a. el. 1-55 85 2 11 171 3 0 253 ISO 0 11 372 (I 0 512 US 2 0 IK 10 0 513 100 3 0 100 15 0 511 70 2 0 71) 10 I) 515 SS 0 0 SS 0 0 511! 01 0 II 111 0 0 517 120 0 0 120 0 0 Terms of Salo: (Jno fourth of purchase monLiy to bo pild nt time of application, and tho b JaiiO'3 withia ono mouth thereafter, otherwise the pßrt of tho purchase money paid by way of deposit thull bo forfo'tod. and the uontr-ct for the sale oi tho l-nu aball henceforward bo null aid vole". Crown Grant foe to bo paid on completion of purchase. Note.—Plane of the above lane's may ba scon and further particulate obtotneel on at this ollleo sn-1 at tha l.snd 'Jilloe, Tauranga. OU BLIC NOTIFICATION, Crown Lands fjffloo. Auckland, ISth Jone, 1883. I hereby notify that tho Ijmd onunioratad In thoSchcelulo herennder has been got ap.it t for Bale on ueferrocl Payments, nnJ that TUKU DAY the 17th day of July noxt, has been ap pointed ss the day on which tho Enid Land shall beoponfor application. D. A. TOLK. Cotnuiißtioner of Crown Lands, MANUKAU COUNTY. Pabi_ii oit Tcak.vu. Lot. Area. Upsot prlco, A. it. P. £ s. el, 102 07 1 0 07 5 0 J pniicatlon for the abovo land will bo rooelved at tills Ollleo. In tho event of moro than ono application being received for tbo abovo section, the right to occupy the samo will bo decided by nuctlon among tho applicants on WBDNESDAY, tho 18th of July, ISS3, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, at this Offloo. Notk.—Doposit of 1-20 th of tho prlco of the land to bo tonelcrcel with application ' I I ■ —.- I . I. 3* Public Notices, AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL FROVI DKNT SOCIKTY, I Ebtalisukd 1319. Tho Oldest Mutual Llfo Offloo la Australia. NKW ZEALAND BRANCH. Head OlUco, Ouatomhonso Quay, Wellington. Local Board of DIBRCTOBS: Tho Hon. Charles Johnson Pharazyn, AI.LU. (Chairman) Tho Hon. Sir William Kltzhorbert. K,C,M.G„ M.L.C. Illapnty Chairman) A. do H. Brandon. Xiii,, J.)'. Charles JohnHtcn, Knq.. M.11.R. 'Iho Hon. Morgan 8. Grace M.U., M.L.C. M'MOAL Officer: Dr W. G. Kemp. M.X.U.S. (England). LAST YEAR OF THB QUIXQU-NNIUM Holloas effected during tho year i_!3 will par ticipate In the Quinquennial Uivlslon of Profits, to be afloertalnsd as at tho 31st December, 1M53. Tho profit of tho current qulnquounlnm lias b-v-n reoontly accumulating at the rate of £2jO.o'Do por annum. ANNUAL DIVISION OF PROFIT. Tho profits ot the Hoolety ara to bo divided annually after tho tho Slat of Uecembor. 1353. Tho invested Fund, oxonod _ .. fil.3io.Coo Tho Annual Inoomo Is upwards of .. 550.C00 Tho Society has moro than £0,000 Policies In force atuuring upwards Of 18CDO.0CC Daring tho laßt 31 years tho Society has paid for Claims and Maturod Endowments .. .. _ .. 1.500.C00 Tne Sooloty has divided among Its members Cash Bonuses amounting to upwards ot fiOIG.OCO, yielding Bovurslonary Bonatoa ex. CoedinKTwo Millions. NKW BUSINESS. Iho now busbies of tho lam 11 vo vsnr.i has oico»do<i two inlltlonfl per »iin.,ni-a larger amount annually than has tvor bo-n trandaotrd by any othor Lifo Oflico In tho B.ltlsb Homln lons. The oost of m>magemont, lnoluulng com mlflslon, Is unusually low. boinn ouly o's pw cent, of tho total rooelpts of tho ywir. This rato of expenditure Is, on thn avorOKe. 18 p<v cent. losb than that of tho othor Australian Mutual Life Oilloea, and lena than any othor llfo assur ance Institution cither In Kcrono orAmarlo*. doing a corresponding amount of new bnalnoss UNPARALLKLKD ACCUMULATION OF FUNDS. Ten years ago tho Soclotr, whllo 69th oa tho 1 at of British oftloes la point of a*c, was SMh la rospoct of funds, It now, January, 1833, Btnnds foruth, only threo olllcoti In Groat nrltotn, estabhshed respectively in 1815, IS2J, and 18/5. bolng above It. iho accumulated rands now exooed FOUR. MILLION THKKK HUNDRED THOUSAND BOUNDS. Areuro your Llfo In the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PKOVIDENT SOCIETY and secure an ANNUAL BONUS OR DIVIDEND. A Psrvi-MB which no other Lifo Offloe In the Colony oan fcrant Its momhera. Bo careful that you aolewt >hla Soolety, and DONorlm MlHLtnby thoaimllaiity of nainoof some other Awuranco Oillco. Tho Hoo'otr oan bo onnsidoied quite as much a New Zealand as an Australia* Institution, seolng tbat all moeeys recolved in the colony are invested horn In advaioas on mortgage ot ftrstolasa freehold a?onrlties. loans to members on the Beonrlty of ihalr pollctes, Govarnment dobentares. and freehold brmah offlce pre mises: and tho Society la thui agisting in de veloping tho roßOnrooß of tho colony. The Society has ASSITS IN NKWZKALAND BHCURITIY exceeding FIVE HUNDKKD AND EIGHTY THOUrfAr-D POUNDS 1 No otber Lite Offlce in the Colony can give yon such LAKGB BONUSES ABTII* AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIKTY, and tho effect of an Annual Bonus, whloh can be taken In oasb, will bo to reduce tbo 003 tot asßuranco to tbe lowest roasinut minimum. If you ara already BUfflotontly aßsarod your self, lnanoo your frlonds to follow your example PrOßpeotuses, Forms of Proposal, and ell other Information may bo obtained on application to tho Reildent Seoretary,- Wellington; or from any of the Society _ Agent?. EDWARD W. LOWK, Resident Seoretary; ALEXANDER BAUNOKK3. Local Agont W. H. MKTOALFE, } Canvas Bln. t. a. bhitton. \ W. HOLLINGDRAKE. I **tm% Drapery, esse. MEN'S TROUSERS TO MEASURE, 13s Od, MEN'S SUITS TO MEASURE, £2 15s. Tho IMMENSE SUCCESS which baa attondod tho New Zealand Tweed Company since oponing, cnablca thorn to MEASURE AT THE ABOVE PRICES, JOSEPH MOSES, MANAGER. _^SjS!^_S_^Br ■ HCUKKIiI DOORS ABOVB "BTAR" ofFioa. i MKROHANT3 ACCOUNT BOOKS. IKBOHAKOB AND MININO RkOIBTER BOOKS Specially Btjlrd and Boond. Moslo, Magaslnos, Publio Libraries and Sunday Sohool Books well bound. BAKERS BPBOIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books He-bound. AND ANU OHOIH MUBIO BOOKH 1 RULKD'



) Tea Merchants, j Un^pproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS' bold n. KOSEBT| ISHBI&XJ r' may not bo universally known that without AdvertMlh-.'-fldcettn.. or PeMz, Mtefr SSLZobZZ^ItZ years the _a» >»£*»« KSw flffi? * Auckland. This tact Is unmlstakeable proof of the PU»ENEB3 and SUPER»« QUAU TV or h. TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English andOtaU'«»•«•«» hi the The Btend of Tea at Is. 10a." *"* W« >#«. -M. -m t -*m i.O 4n_ Is the Bert Import-ed this Be_ton. The Blond Of Tea at Zs. lUa. a Treat tQ<oonnoissettrs< Tho sternum QCAMT. of the teas sold by Robert Neal ™»"™*^lZg who havo tried them, that no Bclentiflo analysis lp necessary to proclaim tbeU gew^WW andKxcollenco. '• - '•'•''- '', . Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. inelson" MOATE DRiNKouR Nelson; Moats * 00.-s pill BipDED Tn SPECIALITY It has No Equal for True Natural Flavour, Valuo, and Strength. I PRICES ___ffil____ J 2/-,2/4,2/BBT tl 3/-, 3/4, 4/- T. _^J Mb. and 1-lb. Packota. Ml I HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. BBBBiI "PRESS," ■ "Mr. Nelson is a ProfOMlonal . Too Taster and Blender." Pj% 1 ■■■ Rk| AWARDED tJ I PL I^l I-* . COLD & SILVER MEDALS. "™ TEA MERCHANTS, Olotning Factory. CHRISTCHURCH,- DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. AQENTS-EVERYWHERE. In.■l 1 g Bg < Drapery, &c M x GREAT FIRE IN LONDON SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK. J. M. M CLACHLAN, 222, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE UNITED SERVICE, Has last returned from London, where he remained two months. In orrder to take advantage or the IMMENSE SALE OF SALVAGE STOCK Fiom tho great Wood-street Fire, Two Millions were paid by tho Inauranoa Oomponlts ta Compensation, but the Lossos far exoeed that amount. Tha Catalogues and Viuwa of Fire may be seen in Mr Mo-aohUn's window*. A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY POR COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS TO REPLENISH THEIR STOCK. * LIJT Olf HOMK Oi" THB nAUGAINa ALL NKW AND FABHIONABI_t GOOD 3, POR CASH ONLY. DRESSES fiI.OOO worth of BILKS, at 25 per oont. dlsoonnt UITOMAN BROOHK. In ail the New Shades, with plain to matoh Now Hhadcu, COLOURED OBCS SKAIN, Ss He>; regular prioe. Cn.ta BLAOK MATIN, from Sa Id to 13a Ud ; ragolM prioe, 3* 6d to 17s M _ «waj BLACK •ILKs. warranted not to out or get shiner, reduoed tram 17s fld to 11* M and 12a Bd BROCADBu'ot'tOMAN SILKB, 6a lid to 13a Sd: ttsnnl prlco. 7s Oi to 17s 8d BLAOK BATIN DX LYONS and MLACK SATIN RHAOAM»«. al tame reanotloo* 1 oase VBLVKTMNa all lhe New ahadea. 2s lid: aegnlar prloa. Is 1 cose BLACK VKLVKTKaN. IB9d tola lid; roitnlor prloo. JaOd to*M „..___,... WpioooeNKw SrtADKS, In nlaln ifoula Taloura. with Check to maioh.9d.lal*3.: reonlar prlco, is. Is Id. Is ftd. These aro sof« *«d warm looking, and vory foahlonobU 1 osso BLACK C aaHMKRS 8 (vory good), U Indies wide. Is Od to Ja 8d i worth 2, 81 to W Od 1 oaso New Shades FBKNCH OA-UMEKIB, Cream, pink, ft_. 8a 8d: worth Is Od FURBISHING— ro places Wile ond Good White CALICO. Is Ud per doson t worth 5d per yard 60 pieces Horrook'a Beat A CALICO, 3a 9d per doroo: worth W per yard 20 pieces 1 yard wlrto BUST HKSSIAN OILCLOTH. Is Id; worth, I* 6* 60 pleoosßeat A UNOUIUM, Ss lldi o*o*J prioe ta 80, B Qu«llty. S« fld; usual prion, OS. Beautlfal dsaigns NOW BRTJS-IKLS OARPiCT. Ss Sd Beßt BRU'SKL* SAILKO.IsSd , __,_.__ SO piooes Heantiful Toi'ssriiY OABPXTS. Is 11W: regular prleejta-d S balos Host BLANKRT3, 01, weighs Mb* 805s. tor 12a Bd: worth 1M Kxtra saprr 121 blankbtb. weltim Uibs, 9Ti j worth Os i also, all prion* between 20 Spindles Fl-GKRING WOOL (good (bade), M W hmd 1 usual prlco, at 8. Ono Yard Wide Imitation Welsh Flannel, U worth Is fld Wide Army Flannel, a Bpleudld Artiole, Is Hid, worth 81 Bd CLOTHING- A BPBCIAL POROHABB OF em WORTH, oouldsUng Of -100 Boys' Norfolk Tweed SUITS, 10* Od j worth lb SOO Hoys' Slnelo Braant Hao SUITS. IS* lid { worth If* 200 Youtha'ditto, 17a Bdi worth 23a 04 __ 100 pairs Men'a Tweed TROOSaKS. fcUfl; WOrtJib leo worsted 1 button Sacs. Parrots, and (folate* COATS, all at IS* fld: worth lie SO pairs Mon's Coloured MOLBB, 5s lid .worth 7* 84 100 c»lr» Kxtra Stont ditto. 7b lldj_worth Bs Sd __._... . , .. ._, 10 Waterproof Tweed MAOKINTOBH«». from a_^ta»: usnri prtofcMrto m __._ t . SO Bnporior Fawn and Bias GashmeM MAOCINTOSaSS, the BBQT MAUH. ttaxxoti from 63b to 58s. largest aire j smaller sine* at to war yrloea Men'a Blsok Cloth FROOK COATS, for Clergymen pr Pl-feißtopal Men. M* Men's l-Button WORSTKD COAT and Vest to matoh, splendid fit and quality, £<_ Boys' Knitted Knickor and Jersey BUItS MILLINERY AND MANTLES- I 1 OSBO Gent*' DOUBLK SILK UMBRWI LAS. te fld; worth Iss 1 oase Ladles' ditto, 6a Ud; wottb *.'. od I 1 case Best Kxtrs Quality KeKWool Block CRAPS, at 10 per cent discount _„_._,___,. FKATHSBS BfLoViW-S. HATS. LAO« 8, AND FaNOI GOODS. AT WONDIRFUL X V'rT*' iTIONfI 60 V»r-^Superior German and KngllsK CLOTH JAOKtTS.rednoed to *H IC* M,uA ffl 10s. Tho prlcea marked on thoso aro £210a. £8 10a, and Al. These ON Ih* NOW-M nnd Moiit Fashionable Good*, and are a Wonderful Bargain. THE WHOLE STOCK REDUCED TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE, J. M. M CLACHLAN, 222 QUEBEN-STREBT, NEXT CRUICKSHANK, MILLKR & COS. HfTRE! FIRE 11 FIRE 111 iS^PREMISES COMING DOWN Imperative Clearing-Out Sale OF READY-MADE CLOTHING And MEN'S MERCERY. j^-Ob account of the great fire next bO6R and of OUR PRiIMISES COMING DOWN, we are obliged to SACRIFICE Our Large & Well-assorted Stock of Clothing AT HOME COST I ! Remember, as wo are not able to secureLOthelfPwmlsM In Qneen-street, we are bound to CLEAR OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ANY SACRIFICE. Wc aro not going to England, but aro bound to vacate our present shop, and are bound to Cloor Every Lino in ONE MONTH. Our Stock comprise- ovory requisite in Men's, Boys', and Youths' oI our w^l' known Superior Ready-made Clothing. *™VT tth"? Sf_____^S£ m groatost regard to Durability, combined with Good Workmanship and tho Latest Style. ! NOTE THE ADDRESS:— J. LEVY, 214, Queen Street, '"'fj^"* N.8.-Established since 1869.) | (Sale commences 28rd June. ,^--_r.-.i^"*-:-,3^^^^



Medical. TT- EATING'S COUGH LOZENGEB. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of the purest artlclea. Vhiirio Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore tho incut delicate can Hike them with porfect confidence. Their beneficial elt'cct la speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by u.e moat eminent physicians. (In une nearly CO years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, anil the beneficial eilect most reliable, I atroni?ly recom mend them in oa«os of Couch anel Asthmo. You ore nt liberty to stato thie as my opinion, formed from many years' experienco. J. BRINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian .Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, Dear Sir,— Having trloel yonr Lozenges In India, I have much pleasure in testifyinn to their benelicial ell'ects in cades of Indolent Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Allections. I have prescribed them largely, with tho beat results. W. B. G——, Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges aro Bold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having thowords "Keating's Cough Lozenges' engraven on tho Government stump. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, Doth In ap pearance and taste, furnishing a most agreeable methodof administering the only certain roinedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold in* Tins dy atx Ciibml-TS. Proprietor- THOMAS KKKTING, London Export Chemist and Druggist. JH FqREAT^MFRICMsiM EDICIN IS PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used external^, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY AOHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest ' Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, • Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. I" Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. Sewinor MacHinea. DV SPECIAL ~gjsjffi|p!j& APPOINTMENT. [ESTABLISHED 1855.1 BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED /domestic \ \. MACHINES. / Tho Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durablo. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND, Tho only Sewing Machine whloh has never been boaten in competition. Sole Agents in New Zealand j BKAKKSPEAR & CO., , Qucon-Btroof,; Opposito the Markot w. a i 3 ■"«*s THB GREAT SftWIH- MACHINE IMPORTSK HAf. J-8- BBCarVStD A Itu-ie Shipment of the Challenge Maohlit* ths Worh!- Th» Whitb Cn.'s Sewing MAohih_ The Most Silent The Ohsopea* The Most Rapid The Highest Arm Ihe Most Simple The Largest Toole Tho Most Eoay to Work The Best Cover The Most Durable The Simplest Sbn-.tl* Tha Host Elegant The Neatest RtlteM TMUnr.3, Winm"«« '•»•» £E 10s. Tn Bin nwmo haohixis kvkb «_d_ Price ol HAHD BIAOBIHM, £1 10*. Also, AXWAVS OH SATO- Ben alns Singer Fruter ana Bo nn Wer___n standard Howe Oompanyl Wheeler ond WDM* Broverond Baker. Jones's ABO Domeutlo And other good mt_* moM IS, D, »B WIU I 58. 3d, hb Wm au MAOHI»M3 anASAirriran. Shew Uaehl.e. oon be hod ot mr Agont* l- S. McLean and Co., Pioneer Store, Whangars I Thomas Wells, Cambrldgo; William Blevensoe Onehunga IK. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and Bor tan, Gisborne i Brennan and Oo» Taurangß and st other places. fpHK QKBAT r\BFOI, QUEEN-STREET. Linie _sc li/TAHURANGI HYDRAULIC LIME. The WARKWORTH OBMEMT COMPANY bog to acquaint thoir numerous friends that they are now able to oxconto all ordors with despatch, tho sudden increase In their business latoly having led to many dlr-appolatmenls J. P. KIDO, 83. Qucon-Btreot. Sole Agent Town Yard i Customhouse-atreot West (next Sims and Brown's). (Ground Jjimf, ground lime, FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floor- Cellars, oto. (noxt to stono flagging..'ls un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet -work 1 is a first-class materia B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOM-HO-SE-STREET, i. I . "1 WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of lome and Vloiorla-streets, Auokland Kb,..'.. MONUMENTAL. MARBLE AND GENERAL STONEMABON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR _ CARVBB Inscriptions accurate and beautltu • Stocumonis, Tombs. Headstones, and every description ft Stono wort, at tbo lowest possible prlccH tor town and country. GEE AND POTTER, COACHBTJILDKBS Lome and Rutland-street Anokland. N.8,-Iron-bark Shafts. Spoke*. Felloes, Bine _.Qn_ ¥&..-* "n s at Hardwood, at LOWWt Market Prioes.



1 Musical. JUS. I.ANDED, A Jeoutltul Assortment of 1 BORD' No- 8 RO3BWOOD tt WALNUT I FIANOS. j Also, HARMONIUMS 1 HAIiLMONIUHB tinrpa^-OR ki) U)f ,ro imported for BWOO'nws ot wno. ootub-ea with power. Price from «U I to 60 Onineoj, with two Hows of Keys }**__ ' gont Cases, whloh will bo sold ot a* Reduouon for Cash, or on tho Dofarrod System 01 W 1 meat, AND CO.'S MUSIO SALOON. I.YOBUM BALL. Hobson .Turner, near viotorla-atreefc __ DUILDIN-S COMING DOWN. Ia oonsequonoe of tho City CounoU having sold the Buildings, J. HOW DEN Is compelled to Clear Out his Stock Of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JKAV'KLLBRY, 1 PIANCM, riHQANS, & HARMON j lUM3, Etc., Kto. I As no Reotohablo Offer will bo Refused fo C-th, ho trusts the Public will tako ttdvan tago of this, his First Bole for _t yearn, ond give him a Call at once. SFIORTLAND-STRKKT. . ' * Money. MONEY TO LEND, in large or smal i sumii, at usual rateu of lntorest. CONNBLL & COfle'SK, Solicitors, Vnloan Lame. Ti/lUNfiY Tv Lh.Nl) ON PERSONAL lyj SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £4 10s Persons borrowing £10 reoeive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 recelvo £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. BIUb discounted daily. Strictest secrooy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-Btreet (2 doora from Vulcan Lane}. Mo n c y to JL. c h d ON FREEHOLD SKOURITIBS. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gym Broker ahd Commission AGENT, 13 CUSTOMHOUSK-STREBT. AUOKLANII ' £1U to £1,000. ITICTORIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT V AGENCY. HIGH-STREBT, AUCKLAND PC.IT- CITY COUNCIL OFtfICK-). Honey advance from 610 to £1000 on Personal Sootult?, De 4s cf Property shares, fto. tteparinent- oan be mode Id Instalments of Ohb Shilling feu W-_ii for oaoh Poukd bor towsd.ortn ny way lo snlt borrower*. Commanloattons ConfldontloL PogT ______ APnaiu i Box 80. ________ _LjiXOHANGE ON NltW YORK AND Hi LONDON, In suns to salt. FOR SAL* BY ARNOLD. HlNkft AND CO- - Borasr of Cnstom-kot-w and Fort __*£!__ -Pi a nnn to lind en freehold XiIV,VVV RBODRITY.-Apply "WTNGATE. BURN 37& Ca. Fort-etreet ,«f ONEY TO LEND, on Real --.ate, 1M In sums of £50 and upwards, at Die oar rent rate* of Uteresc -Apply Wm. S. Ooohrane. _, N. Z., Insuronoe Buildings, or __moM OgatoHM and Spa, Fort-street. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flnt-oloss Freehold Securities. WM. COLE"_AN. SoUoilor. Corner of Qneen ond ________*&**_*. ONKY TO LEND, in large and snail stun at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT. Solicitor, ________*. JVfONK/ 10 LEND, st a moderate iTX rate of Interest.—Applr to JACKSON &: KUSHKLU ' toitora gart-atrgst MONEY LENT ON PROMISSuRY NOTEB. HOUSES. FURNITUKB. fto. BILL'S DISCOUNTKO DAILY. MORTGAGE 3 NE UOTUATEU, JOHN W. HARDIE, LAUD, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, HIGH-aTRKKT. AOOKLA-D. - UORLAND nsAMANJtSI «L CO-OPERATIVS BUILDINa AHD INVSBTMtfNT SOCIETY. OrrtOßl—UT, QuBBK-SSSm*. LOANS granted npon approved soenrlHa* of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In rami 01 OD to £8,000 principal and Interest Ming re parable tn Instalments at the following R» nuoitD Ravss for repayment ot eaoh AUK borrowed!— . s 6. d. a *. a. I year _ .111 10. f I lyean, _ . 1S 10 IDS t I S yean _ 11 T 118 II I lyear. _ _ II I W8 I 8 years - - 18 IH 18 I 8 -oars - - II UT U I lflyeon , - II 188 18 I And n the same proportion fur smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—Tha Sootety reoslret Montr o» Daprwlt at rates as follows I— Keeayable at 7 days notioe. 6 oar event, par aaaifin; repayable In six months, 6 per oont. per annum. JOHN RO.TGEK) ' ' ' I ,11 Business Notions. Formosa fat Morto. VIEW ZEALAND FERNB _Ll (Unmounted, or Tostefnlly Mounted in various ways), From 13 up to 130 Varieties, Fob Sale bt ERIC CRAia, PRINCES - STREET. _____B_______P^L ____________i_ 'T 8 P E A O O G X, " • OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND BYE GLASSES ef every doo-.rlption. Alt ACCtTRATB FIT GOAKARTinro. COKPOPWD MIOROBCOPBB & TXUQOOPBS, Powerful and Oheap. Aneroid Ba-ojjktwrs, 'rH-KMOHvnan, Eleotbio Bklw, lUttzries, abb - FITTINQS, Mnftteta Bteotrio Maohlnee and Medical Coils, OPERA GLASSES, CTNOOULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES. THEODOLITES, COMPASSES, SXXTABTS, Bplri Hydrometers, Soeeharometen, Sttllnoinotcrs, Ajgontometers, tec, tee- fco Asm FOR -HYLOR'ff PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS, OPPOSITE THE POST.OFPIOB, SHOBTLAND-WRKBT, .1 JT« J3o JB LAIK IX, VICTORIA-STREItT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIRKOT FROM MANDPAOTOBBBa, Has for Sale, at Low itatos- Osroentora' Tools Nails, Looks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges Reglstor'Grates, In groat Variety Marble and Enamelled Slats Mentlepleoes. Largest Stook tn Auokland Marble, Eleotro-Flate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Load, and Zlno Slate Cement, and Plaster PEOTION INVITE fcIOTICE OF REMOVAL. V* J. F. MACINTYRK AND CO. (IHB AUSTRALIAN VINKGROWERB COMPANy) beg Bir.coi ely to thank the pnbUo for the patron age they have received siooe commencing business In Auokland, and wish to make known that thoy have RkAiOVKD to more commo dious premises lh SBORTLAND BTKEET, next Winks and Hal', and opposite ths Auokland Cmb, where. In addition to the Australian Wine Boßlnoss, they will carry on the business of General Wine and spirit Merohams. In oon sequence Of J. K. Maointyre having taken his brother (Mr Alax«nder Maclntjre) into partner ship, the business will lv future bs carried on under the Btylo or firm of Maclntyrs Hrotbers and Co., and thny hope to oontinue to reoelvs the patronage hltbono bestowed, MACINTYRK BLiOiHEKH AND 00. will Import direot from the BKST DIitTILLSRS at Homo, and from FIKSI'-Ci ASS BOTTLKkb Olf MALT LIQUORS, whloh .will eneblo tbem to nnpply tho nest Brands of Wines. Spirits, Malt Liquors. &o. at mrderate prices. ■hey will also keep oa band the oelebratrd HelldonSp Watur. Ti ey partioalarly wiah to oail the attention of the publlo to the faot that the Australian Wlnos have oirrled off many gold Medals at the Bordeaux Exhibition, os also at Sydney, Melbourno. snd Adelaide, Home of them, snoh ss Port, Shlros, Claret (Nos. 1 ond,2r, and Verdel-ho. ore specially re commended for medical purposes. The pnblio may at all times rely on finding a choloe selec tion ot these nnsarnsssed Wine* la Stook. Prioe List on application,



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