CRICKET MATCHES.

(Continued from Second Page.) I

ALPHA V. SOUTH END.

The return match was played on the Doma'n last Saturday, and resulted !:) a draw, alphas went to tbe wickets first, and 4 wickets fell in rapid succession for 34. Hay and Jackson then went in, and by steady cricket car.ied the score up to 82 for 5 v,;ckets. The HniDgs eventually closed for 106. Hay, 32; Jackson, 24; Cutler, 10; aod 6 esbit 10, were the highest scorers. South l' nd went in at 5.20 p.m., and at a quarter to 6 o'clock, when the stumps were drawn, 2 wickets hadfal'en for 18 run*, and of these Howa.'d, not out, made 15. His bowling was also very good, the analysis showing 7 wickets for 30 runs. AUCKLAND SECOND ELEVEN V. PONSONBY ELEVEN. This match was commenced in the Domain on Saturday afternoon, and re sulted in a draw, with no apparent advan- I tage on either side. Although Aucltlaud put together a tall score, Ponsonby followed suit, and rau up the first half-ceatury without tbe los 3ot a wicket. The j pitoh wiiS a wretched one, and in eviry way favourable to the bafsmen. Auckland want in tir^t, and the first three wickets, including those of Beale, O'Brien, and Williams, fell for 3 runs. Chesseman and Holdship tben made a stand, and tbs latter having ran up a score of 19, was bowled by Gilcbrist. Cheeseman made 43, and Ball6o. TheotherscoreswereGreatbach 22 and Schmidt 10, The irjnings thus closed for 170. Gilchrist bowled five wickets for 52 runs. Ponsonby went to the wickets at G o'clock, Fountain end Laurie facing the bowling of Beale and Holdship. When tbe stamps were drawn, they had put together 45 runs without the loss of a wicket, Fountaia being 24, not out, and Laurie 14, not out, while seven extras had been run. It is probable that tbe match will be completed next Saturday. GOKDON V. FON-.0.<8Y FIRST ELEVEN. This match was concluded oa Saturday, and resulted in a victory for Gordon by 8 runs on the first innings. On the previous Saturday Gordon made 114, and Ponsonby had 6 wickets down for 68. The innings was plumed, and concluded Lr 106 or 8 runs behind their opponents. C. J. Owen made a splendid ttand, and iucreased hi* score of the previous week to 43 beiore he was lun cut. WBST END SECOND ELKVBN V. EXCELSIOR. This match was won by the Excel«ior team with fifteen runs to spare. West End went h first, and put together 45, Courtayne getting 10, and Sinn 13. The remaining wickets fell rapidly, aud Mills took three wickets with three successive balls. UxceUior then weut in, and scored 60, \V. Hobaon, 32, being the top scorer, Waddingham and Mi"s for Excelsior, and Verney, Baker, and Beiry for West Und, bowled very well.

THE CRICKET MATCH AT MELBOURNE.

(BY TELEGRAPH!— BEtJTKBS). MELBOURNE, January 20. Tub cricket match' between the English imil Australian teams waa returned to-day, when the former cont'nutd their innings, Read and Bate?, the unt-oura ot yesterday, again tak:ng their places at the wickets. Both players batted well, and added over 40 to the score before they were separated, Head was at lcngi.li cauaht for 75. G. B. Studd was bowled when he had made one run, and the innings then closed. The following is the foil score :— Barlow, b ... 14 Steel, c 19 Leslie, runout... 54 Tylcote; b ... 0 Uaines, b ... 32 Bates,e 55 Bligh,b 0 G.B. Studd, b... 1 W. W. Kead, c 75 Extras ... 10 Morley, not out 0 — C. T. Studd, b 14 Total 294 The Australians then went in for their first inning?, Bannerman and Murdoch being Bent to faca the Knglish bowling. The former had contributed 14 when he was bowled, and Massie then joined Mur doch. '1 hese batsmen got well set, and runs came fast. Ma»sie was, however, bowled wheo he had put together a well-played 43 (sic); none ot the other players made any st :nd against the bowling of the £ng lishmeo, Uarrett being the only one to reach, double figurel. Murdoch, how ever, remained at the wickets throughout tbe inpings, and earned oat hia bat for a splendidly played 70 (sic). The innings closed for a total of 114 (sic). The follow ing are tho individual scores ;— Banneiman, b ... 14 Bonnor, b ... 0 Muidoch, not out 70 Blackbam, b ... 5 Maskie, b ... 43 Garrett; b ... 10 floran, b 3 Palmer, c ... 7 McDonnell ... 3 Spofforth, b ... 0 Giffen, c and b ... 0 (Received January 21, 5,30 p.m.) Later. At the close of tbe day's play tho Aus tralians in their second innings had, scored ffS runs for tbe loss of one wicket. The scores were :—Murdock, b, 17 i Banner man, not out, 5 ; Blackham, not out, 6.

AQUATICS.

lI.M. echooncr Lark wi'l enter two crews for the man-o'-war gig race, The open boat Imp, arrived from Russell by_ the ulenelg on Saturday. She will be sailed by Ike Bunt. Hie Nortti Shore Rowiog Club propose to have another trial fours contest about a month hence. There is some talk of , holdiu" a select dance on Kegatca night on the flagship t order Chief. 'i he schooners Three Cheers and Transit are daily expected from the Islands to tske patt in the Champion schooner race. The 6-ton yacht Glance, the Truant, Ethel May (late Ariel) and Ely, have been harled up at Mechanics' Bay. to undergo preparation for the Kegatta. , The yacht built by Eicharda of Mechanics' Bay is not intended for com. petition against the Miux and Jessie Logan. The schooner Torea has been entered for the Wellington Kegatta, and consequently \ is not likely to take part in the Auckland Kegatta. Subscriptions towards the Auckland Be gatta .are coming in so well that it is possible several prizes vi'l be increased in value. The Wellington Fegatfa, which takes place to-day, includes thiiteen eventi; the total prize money offered for competition being £212. Th*s, of course, is in addition to cups. Mr Blootnfield's yacht Arawa will be sailed by J. BeJl, a lecommendatlon that she will have a good show in the big jaoht race. The Christina has been placed in the hands of Jackson,' the fisherman. Entries for all events at the Auckland Kegatta must be in between 8 and 10 p.m. on Thursday evening next, at the Club Room, Waitemata Hotel. The entrance fee ?s 5 per cent, on the ve'ue of first prize. Ona probable result of the Takapuna Jockey Club holding their Summer meeting on Regatta Day will be that a large num ber ot persons wil patronise Mount Vic toria and watch rhe sport .on either side with advantage. A Noith Shore lady bas called upon Mr E. E. Isi- acs snd presented him with three guineas on behalf of the.Club fund. It would therefore appear that everybody "over the water" is not opposed to the Auckland Kegatta proving a success.

ATHLETICS.

Lambecht, the Canadian athlete, recently threw a 161b shot 41 feet 4J inches. Seven members of the Auckland Bicycle, Club took a run to Cokley's Creek on Saturday afternoon. A 100-yards swimming race recently took place on tin Avon at Chri.tchureh. It was won by F. Full r. . Miller, who was recently in Auckland, is credited with having raised a 1921b dumb bell at arm's length above his head. Mettam, O'fJare, Monnock, and Cole man were running in the Domain on Satur day. The only walkist on the'track was Sammy Goodman. Mr Wallnutt, who was recently dis charged from the hospital after • eight months incarceration in that institution with a broken ankle, took the second priz* n the Champion Byciclo Uace at Chrisr cburch three j ears ago. ■

Eight Hour Demonstration Sports.

The following entries fi* the Eight Hour Demonstration spoits were received on Sa turday evening^— Boys1 Race (under 16), 120 yards handi«

cap.—«f. Millet, J. Reid, C. Eowe C Donald, W. Purdy, T. Coleman, R I!»m'« J. Newdick, E. McCreet, W. Welsh and X H. Lewis.

Putting thb sstonb; entry, 2s.—jj Si Curtain, F. Finlay and G. Finlay. ' '

MAIDEK RACtf, 120 yards j entry, 2s 6a " —Thomas Harrison, Harry Baitoß, Johri^E Bu'ler, Edward McManus, D. cir W - Harrh, H. J'onald, J. Donald, W. Box d' McCaithy, J. Kitt«, K. Hardwick, O. J^. H Lines, G. Crouch. 5

DEMONSTKATIOff HANDICAP (in throe stages).—D. Orr, H. Donald, J. Cumnu nß tg J Coleman, M. Monnock, J. Kitt^ J1 Pickeiiog, E, O'Hare, A. Warbrick,'AV > Mettam, E. Underwood. ' Throwing "the Hammee.—J. Whisker D. Curtain, P. McCarthy, F. Finlay. , ' Two Milk Walking Match.—w, l Walah, A, Hendry, J. Hendry, H./Hnck!" step, H. Goodman, D. Stewart. 200 Yards Handicap Race (memWa over 40).— G. Finlay, J. B. Mell. D, *am bie, J. Preston, P. Finlay. Obstacle Back, half-mile, over lo ft obstacles—J. Leckie, G, Clarke, J, Cum. ■■- mins, J. Cosson, W. Lightfoot, T. Rider':?,:; P. McCarthy, H. Huckstep, IS. E>ij s g" Goochnan, T. Ulliott, U. Cutler, M. BrecD* A. Warbrick, W. Mettara, H. Thomas, and ' R Whiteside.

Handicap Hurdles, over 200 yarfs.J flights of hurdles —J. Ciinimins, J, Cole man, S. McKinlny, K. Whiteside, ]J O'Hare. ' | RUNNING Long_ Jdmf.—M. Mnrphy, J, Cummins, J. Morrison, H. M. Stowel', a! Good. Bicycle Bace.—J. Filten, G, Thwaitrj C. Bot'rell, W. M. Service, K. Mevellji' : R. Service, C. Garretf, and W, Johnson, QuAETEs Mile Handicap.—J, Millet' F. Bow, D. McCarthy, J Coleman, j',. . Hendry, H. nuckstep, J. Roat, M. Mpn!' ~ nock, il. Wbiteside, J. Kitto, B. O'Hare A. Warbrick, X, Underwood, A. Harper H. Jenkins, ana W. Met am. ' One Milts Handicap Rtjnning.-j, LecKie, D. VcKinlay, S. Goodman, J ; Co<son, A. Daly, H. Huckstep, G. Culler, ', H. Jenkins, A. Harper, and M. Breen. ■ BtBRKL KACs, 100 Yari s.—T. Elliott C. Coleman, K. Whiteside, V. McCarthy1 A Warbrick, W, Green, H. KoMnson, and Ht Thomas. •■ Sack kacb, 60 VABDS.-S. McKirJa^: J. Cummins, J. Coleman, P. McCanhy '■'■■' E. M-vynord, M. Monnook, T. E'liott, E, Whiteside, and A. Warbrick. Bakeow Eace Backwaeds —William ';,; • Bichardson, J. Coleman, T. Elliot, ft Whiteside, £ . Warbrick, and Henry Thomas. . 200 YABDS HANDICAP (for married raen who have never won a race)*—J. Porter, J. Harvey, C. C'BrieD, E. McManna, J, Preston, and J. Budge. 150 Yabds Membkbs' fl Hakdicap.-. Hemy Robertsoa, Fred. Bow, S, McKiu lay, K. Wtiiteside, J. Coleman, P. Me- Carthy, E. O'Hare, A. Warbriek, and f. Underwood. kunnino Hop Step and Jdmp.-J, Morrison. H. M. Stowell, and W. Prestoa,, |

RECEPTION OF SIR WM. JERVOIS.

(BY TBIiKGKAPH.—PEESI ASSOCIATION,) i WELLINGTON, Saturday. The formal landing of the new Governor, I Sir William Francis Drummond JersoU, : took Dlace at two o'clock this aftemoonj Theaffinr wps attended with the utmost success, the demonstration on the part of the citizens being enthusiastic to a degree* The morning broke beau'ifujly cleat and pleasant, and the weather pre sented every indication of remain in); fine throughout the day. These;' indications were fully confirmed, and a north-west breeze that sprang up tended to moderate the heat of the day. as the ceremony did not commence until the afternoon there existed' no necessity to proclaim the day a public holiday, ani business was carded on as usual in the various warehouses, shops, and public institutions until about one o'clocs. After that hour crowds throngtd to the whar/, and every point of vantage was ocenpied by those' who wished to catch a glimpse of tlis future Governor of in ew Zealand. . i

At two o'clock Sir Wm, Jervois made Xii

appearance on board the Wakatipu, wiiicit was lying at the end of the wharf, and was' received with unbounded enthusiasm, tbe, band striking up the National Anthem, and' the concourse ot spectators giving vent to their feelings in a seiies of heaity cliceta, »ir William was followed from the steamH to the wharf by the Premier, and tlic mWa bers ot the Government at present in Wd-" liagton. Among those present on M" wharf to receive His Excellency were—HiaC- Worahip the Mayor, Bish.ops Hadfieldand Kedwood, S"i William Fitzherberi, Siv 6, v. Whitmore, Archdeacon Stock, tai Father Kenigan, several members of both Houses of the Legislature, the Mayors of Wanganui, Masterton, Greytown, Mid Palmerston North, and the following consuls— Mr F. A. Erull (German), Mr C. J. Toxwald (Denmark), and Mr'J, S, George (Portugal.) After a few preliminary matters htd been disposed of, Hi 3 ExceU lency ivaa presented with aa address of welcomH on behalf of the Corporation. His Exceixescy replied as folios?: Gentlemen, I thank you heavtily for your addresp, for the sentiments of loyalty, and devotion to Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen therein contained, and for tho load expressions which you have been ■ pleased to make use of with respect to myself. Oa my own part,-as also on behalf'of Lady. Jervois and family, I return you' out warmest thanks for the cordial welcome with which you have greeted us. I sincerely appreciate your assurances of sup port in promoting peace, order,' and good government. Your allusion to my preriote,* career leads me to fear that' you may ovei< rate the services which I have pei formed in other parts of Her Majesty's dominions^ and while I look bick with the utmost pies.* sate on the last five years, during which I have had the good fortune to main; tain the most cordial relations with the community over, which I bad the honour to preside 83 the representative of Ha Majesty in one of the Australian Colonies. I cannot but feel, in assuming the Gover-. norship ef this important dominion, tbat he who girdeth on his harness should noL boast himself as he tbat ■putteth off. At; the same time, gentlemen, it diallbqmy earnest desire, so far as in me lies, .iuid with due regard to my constitutional posi tion, to do all in ruy power to advanceJths. progress and prosperity of tfce peopld o! New Zealand. . V*'*ls|B When His Excellency had done speakingiV,' the crowd ■ cheered again arid* again, aa<i added three more cheers for Lady Jettoni An address was also presented on behalf of the < 'ddfellows, to which— ;„"' ;, His Excellency replied: Gent'efloisjßJ I thank you heartily for your expressions of. loyalty to Her Majesty the Queen and to. Governor, and for the kind words of c* gratulation and welcome to me on myJH pointment as her representative in Ncff Zealand. I hear with much pleasure tbat there is a flourishing branch 6f'theln«\ pendent Order of Oddfellows, AlanclrsW Unity? in these islands. Knowing, j£j t do, the philanthropic objects for whicb your order was established, I have watched with deep iuterest the rise and retnarkaDiJ, progress of the various orders in New la* land, and so long as I have the honour to be Her Majesty's representative, X trust i shall not fair to do alt in my power to promote the advancement and prosperity Ot this great colony. (Load checis.) m His Excellency the Governor was mm introduced to the members for the city,'" councillors, and others. During thi? cote« monythe Mayoress, accompanied! by net two daughters, each with aprettyboqnetoi flowers, was introduced to Lady Jeivofi The Governor was afterwards escorp down the wharf to a carriage waituu in readiness. The vehicle had atfa*« to it four greys, lidden by posttlnoßs, and attrapted a good deal of attention Ihe precession was then formtd, moved in the direction .of GovcmnM". House, headed by the local band. -M proccssipn includei the volunteers, «ir* riages (the occupant? of which, consisted or Ministers, the City Councillors, members'* the Legislative Council and Harbour ifoamj, Fire Brigade and Salvage Corp?, memf* of the Working Men's Club, Drnids, TO teatant Alliance, Bibsmiins, Temptetg

| Reehabites, Shepherds. Foresters^andOcW' fellows. The course pui-sued was througa, , i the principal streets ottbe town. Sboruy . after his arrival at GovarmcenV. | House, Sir William JervoiS was swore, m in a.9 Governor of New JflealanOj Sir Jawes Frendarga3t admiuiatering ■ W~ : oath, Mr Justice Rkh'uiond also befflo,'.. ■; present. The D Battery of Artillery fired Vx, | salute on the landing »t the Governor, ana also immediately he had been sworn m. It is estimated that fully 7,000 petaol 1; witnessed the proceedings. A s«PP. B' mentary Gazette issued to-n!ght coEt«^ Sir William Jervois's asaomption oi "v vernorship of New Zealand. ■

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Printed and Published by the Proprletor.EsS^ Bmtpt, c Symondiwtreet, at hla gfKl& Printing C'ffloe, Wyndham-street. in u"> «* TtnoeolAnokland.New Zealand. 1 Monday Janiuby 22 1882,

THE AUCKLAND EVBNUSTG BTAK. JAITOARf 22 *



Auctions. W. S, COOHRAHX] IJAHH3 DACBB TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLJO~7URNITURE. npHK Subscribers will sell on the prem- I iseu. ClarßinoowtTOOt, »twtl doora horn Kyber Pass Road, on Tuesday, 23m Jnss, at U o'clock, HODSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couchefl. Chaiis. hoo Tablp, Easy Chs'r Ploturea. Clnfcs, Carpetj, Piano Ptool, Iron BedUeartu. VVr-rtistandß, and Ware, Crockery, Kitoheu UtenßiK Also, £0 Fota Hants and Feres. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. UOCHEANJS JASi BACKS THURSDAY. JANUARY 25. BUILDING SITeTjOHN-STREBT, PONSONBY. raiHE subscribers will sell at their rtooms, I Fort-street, on Thursday, 25th inßt., at 12 O'olOOk, Allotment No. 56. Section 22, havintr a front age ol tO ttet by 110 feet doop. All level and a Rood Bnilding Site. Terms Easy. ' SMIUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. •W. S. CDGHIUNE.] IJAMKB DACFK ' THURSDAY, JAIMUAKY 25. , COMFORTABLE FAMILY REbl- DENCE. GRAFTON ROJ?D, THE Subscribers bave received inßtrnc" Moss to soil at tbelr Bcoms, Ft-'f atreet, on Thursday, 25th Instant, at 12 o'oiook. AUjOTMKNT H Soo. 18, Snburba of Auck land, coatalniap: 1 mod and 15 porches, having a t rontaße to Grafton-road cl 66 feet by a depth of 255 feet, with a large frontago to tho Domain, together with tte Large FAMILY RKSIDKNCE erected thoroon, oontalnlng 11 Rooms, umbniiaicfia. sc. cow la the onoopatlon of S. B. Bi£3. Ktq. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Wt S. COUBBANB] [JAS. DAOBB THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. B7 ORDER 07 THE HORTCIAGKB. BUILDING ALLOTMENT, PON SONBY. gj FT HE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, 1 Fort-street, on Thursday. Zsth lnetant, at 12 O'oiook, Allotment 03 of Knbdlvlnlon of Lot 21. Sec tion S, oubnrba of Auckland, having a frontage o( 33 feet to Prospect Terraoe, by 100 feet deap, with chimney now standing. Thlsita a desirable BnildinglSite, it has a Rood well of water, and is situate close to the Pon- Bonby Hall. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHK4NB JAS. OAORB TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. BY ORDEK OF THE GOVERNOES, AUCKLAND COLLEGE ADD GRAMMAR SCHOOL. BUILDINGS IN CHAPEL ■ STREET FOR REMOVAL. rpHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, L Fort-street, on Tuesday, 30th instant, at II o'clock, The Whole of tho Buildings now erected on Part Lots 11, 15, 16,17, and 18, Section 22, fronting Chapel-street, consisting of 13 Dwelling Houses 1 Shop 1 School 1 Stable To be Removed within 14 Days. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AUCtiCECHB.



TO-MOEKOW, AT NOON, VILLA SITES! VILLA SITES! VILLA SITES I DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. K. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr Edwin Binney to sell by auction, on Tuesday, 23rd instant, at his Mali, Queen-street, 8 CHOICE VILLA SITES, each having a frontage of 50ft., 5 lots having frontage to Vauxhall Road, and being opposite tho residence of J. B, Russe!l, Esq., and N. G. Brassey, Esq., commanding ma3 mflcent views of tho Gulf, Tiritiri, and tho North Head; 3 lotsfronting Victoria Road, abo commanding splendid views of the Gulf, Harbour, &c. The triangle, as a block, having a frontage to both roads, will before long command one of the beat business sites at tho North Shore. These lots, besides being all that can be desired for villa sites, are volcanic soil, and situated within 7 minutes of either wharf. ALSO, AT THE 84MB T.ME AND PLACE THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO PERTY, comprising:— TWO VBRY CHOIOtt VILLA SITES. 'With a frontage of 40 and 51 feet 9 Id. to Victoria Terrace, North Shore hav ing a magnificent view of the Golf, Tiritiri, &o. LOTS 35 and 35 bf end-division Into lots of allotments a anil 6 of section 62 of the City of Auckland. The lot 36, Hepburn-street, has a Flrat-olasa Svren-roomea House, wiih all necessary oat-homes erected thereon, nearly new, and having 33 yerra lease to ran, at an annual ground rent of £10 eaoh lot. The house Is let for "0a per week. £220 may remain, at 7 % for 5 yet:_i. LOT 8 of sub-dlvlaion of lot i, section 7, Sjmonds-atraet. 33 feet frontage by 120 feet deep, having thereon created the oommO' dtous Store and Dwelling-honae known as Hnzall'a Fruit Depot, let to a good r >nant for fi years, at 25a per week per annum, and the commodious House ot — rooms adjoin ing, with yard, garden, and all convenience?, let for 12s 6d per weetr. The shop and dwell log, and house adjoining, will be offered In one lot, the whole making a sure and safe Investment. HAMILTON (Walkato).—tots 40 and 203, town ot Hamilton Bast, containing one aore each, both being valuable allotments. Lois 438 and 148, Hamilton West, eaoh having a frontage ot 81 links to Victorla-strecV MONQONUI.-80 acrcfl of Bush Land, balng miaaiß portion of lot £8. parish of Kohu maru, county of Moogonnl. NGARUAWAHIA.—Town Lot 381, Ngarnawa tiln, J aore. FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. THE HAYMARKET. - FOB SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next. Xi HANDSOME 'BUS, CAB, and OAR. EiAGffi HORSES Upstanding and Ladles' HACKS and COBS Several Fast and Olever FHNCRRS Well-matched PAIRS DRAUGHTS Seleoted specially for the Auckland Market In the Waogann*. district, ALFRED BUCkLAND.



FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. XHE HAYMARKBT. LAND, THE PROPERY OF MR. GIL.MUUR. . SITUATE AT WHANBAKOA, COCfNTY OF RAGLAN. MB. ALFRED BUCKLAND. HAS received instructions to sell, at the Haymarket, on Ifriday, January 28, at 12 o'oloctr, -,-• First* T OT 95, containing about 306 acres, -lJ considerably improved, Bltnate on • the main road, to Aotea, ard joln * ln(? the farm occupied by Mr Har sant, at an upsot price of £109. Seoona-'WESTEBN PORTION of Allot »i menta 80 and 81, eastern half of , Allotments 37 Bnd 38, and Allot ments 47, 18. and 82, containing ii'cout 7.09 no; cp. A'l la one lot, at qq GPBet price of 10a par aero. CATSIjB SALES. Papakora—Wedhecflay, January 31. /'■ ALFRED BPCKLANP. " " TUESDAYS. THE H aTm ARKET. CS ALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS J5 HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tnseflay, ■tWo'olook, ALFRED BUCKLANJJ.



Auc.;*on , B. lONKS, E. 0, CAKK, B. V. TONES TO-MOKKOW. WHITE LEAD ! WHITE LFAD ! ENAMEL PAINTS. B. TONKS & CO. WILL Sell, on Tuesday, the 23rd imt., at 11 o'clucfc, S tons genuine Kwneh White Lend f3 orsr: Knamal Pninta Inside and Onteido, Wlilti end Coloure. Bi TOKKS, X, 0. CABB, It, D. TONES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, WAIKAKB X '.TATE, ON THK BANKS OF TIIK WAIKATO EIVEK. rpHIS BEAUTIFUL ESTATE HAS BEEN SUBDIVIDED INTO EIGHT FABMB, And will bo sold on j WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, At oue Mart, at Twelve o'CiiOcic, Nearly the entire is fenced and planted. I A considerable portion is undor cultivation, and there aro two Homesteads. Tho Railway and Road intersect the property, and it has very largo frontages to Wolkato Rivor and Lako Walkaro. Plans now ready. B, TONES & 00., Auctioneers.



B, TONKS R. C. CAER B. D. TONKB WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24. EIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION, DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. ANNIVERSARY .DAY, JANUARY 29. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on Weancs.'iy, 24th ins', at 12 o'clock, TWO PUBLICANS' BOOTHS, RIGHT for Good Teiu'.ara' Booth. Fruit Stalls, and Cards of tho Races for the Demonstra tion, In tho l OEuln Crioket Oround, on Monday, the 29th f Atnlvorjary Day). B. TONKS. R. C. CAKR. B. D. TONES THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. VILLA RESIDENCE, PONSONBY ROAD, Oppaslte Corner to All Salntb' Church. THK RESIDENCE OF THK LATE R. J. DELIAS. B. TONKS & 00., HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, on THURSDAY, the 25th Inst.. at 12 o'clock (noon) at tho Brnnswlck Mart— VILLA of KIN* KCOMS. corner of Pon- Bonby Road nnd Prospeot Terrace, near All arint»' Church, replete with every oonvenlenca: water and gas laid on, Verandah front and Bide, Wnshhousot Fowlhouso and Uathon=ea. Fenced in with Iron rail on brick foundation to Pon sonby Road. Has a frontage to the main road of 78 feet,by adopts, of lHJfettl Inohoa to Prospect Terrace. Commands a good view and is of easy acoees to Town, 'bu.js passing every quarter of an hour. Also, Allotmbnt, Prospeot Terrace, of HO feet, adjoining the above property. Intonding purchasers can view the Properly any day except Saturday. B, TONES il. O. CAF.U B. D, TONES FRIDAY, JANUARY 26. AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE LaT£ k. J. Delias, PONSONBY JKOAD (near A". Saints' Church). Handsome UPRIGHT GBAND PJANO, By Chickeeino. FIRST-CLASS VIOLIN. GUITAR, MUSIC STAND, CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR VIOLIN Ai«D PIANO. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE in Crimson, EMBKOIDKRED SILK, CaRPKTS, CHEFFONIBK, WARDhOBE, B»D. STEADS. DINNER SERVICE, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, PLATEDWAKE, SILVER, &&, - &c, &o. &c. B. TONKS & CO. |_JAVE received instructions to sell by • • auction, on the premies?, Ponaonby Koafl, on Friday, the 26th <nst., at 11 o'clock, TQK ABOVB SUBSTANTIAL AND ELE GANT FCRVITUKE, &tt Speoial attentlcn is reqaeaf-id to the Piano (by Chlokerlng), it being a magnificent insirument, j ate} to the Violin. B. TONES, B. O. OABB, B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. /»/\ ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN SHIP. Adjoining Railway Station, Fronting on New North Road. THK PROPERTY OB1 H. WALTON, BBQ. NOW SUBDIVIDED, And will be offered FOR POSITIVE SALIS ON THE ABOVK DATJb". B. TONKS & 00.



TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. FiR SALE at the Junction Yarda, on Tuesday next. THE PURE-BRED SHORTHORN BULL, SOMERSET 2ND. Also, A PURE-BRED HEREFORD BULL. Tho abovo aro pure-bred cattle, bred by Messrs Maclean & Co. For Pedigree see Stud Book. HUNTER & WOLAW. TO-MUEIIOVt. JUWCTIOH YARDi FOU SaLE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 100 Fat Oxen, f^om Hawerß, Waihato and neighbourhood too Fat Bheoo 150 Fat Lambs Dairy Cowf, Store Cattle, eto, At 1 o'clocr, HUNTEB & HOLAN. THUDSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned will hold the?r FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendon will forward entries not later than the Tuesday previous, tho 6th. HUNTER & NOLAN.



Aactioi XO-MORKOft. TUESDAY, NOON. TO BJS SOLD BY AUCTION. Under Distraint foe Kbkt. HOUSEHOLD FUUNITORE AND EFFECTS. AT ARTHUR'S MART (Furniture Depaitnient). Also, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURK. Snttes. Cans and Stoffed Chairs, Couches, Chell'iDiera, Booi Cases, Carpow, Pictures. Clock*. Cotnlco POIO3, Mahogany Toilot with Drowois and Mirror, Bldeboard, Fanoy Tables, LO9 and Fqusro Tablos, Marblo top Mahogany Waahetand, Flor Glhsbo?, Glass and Kfirtneiiwaro, Wa'nut Oheffoniar (marble toil), Platedwaro, Gf)d Kilter, Stove Banco, Oano Sofa, Meat Safe? I'erambulatow, Sowing Maohlnn, Ha^ateUs Board. Kitchen Uionslle. Booßs, Gnn (i.li), Iron and Wood Bedatoads, Cots Ilnlr. Flcolr, Kldx, and Spring Mat trasaoe, FaIU«BSOBi FenthßrH, lfloolt. Tlolot TaMes, LoohlnKGlaase3, loilot Sots, ChontD of Drawers i Washatands. See., Sco,, &o. A HAWKEtt'3 TWO WIIRIKL SPRING BARIWW. with Tray, and will carry 6owt.; taarly now: eapy ; mado (or iiony. DRAPKKY (aasortodl In Lots tt Snlt Doblots and Kamlllos, Olothtng, Boots, tfanoy Good9i Dolls, a (.)c\ lino; pianos (aow and second fcwid), Fine Model Outtor WEDNESDAY, NOON. Ex CAJIILLK, On Account of Whom it Muy Concern. R, ARI'HUR HAS received instructions to sell by pnbllo auotlon, at Ma Mart, QnooE-jtroec. on aoconut of whom it miiy oonoorn, on Wed nesday noxt, the 241h Ibb«., at noon, 172 saolcs Flonr 'Uuaoan'e) a j-aßcksFlour (Ourcane) 21 J-3uokH fln.ir (Dnnonn't) 13 asoLa I'ollurd All mure or loss (laningoa. Aleo, SO saoks Flonr ICO saoks Floor 25 eacka Oats ISS Backs Oats 152 sacks Feed Barley 8 cases Canterbury Hams and Bacon All Without the Slightest Reserve. Samples can be proofed at the Mrrt. Terras Cash. Wednesday, february 14. extension of time. stirlinqwokth. hikutaia land sals. FARMS FROM FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Will bo hold atIGRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, On WEDNESDAY, February 14, Instead of January 23, as previously announced Lithographs to bo had on application to the Auctioneers. T. W. HICKSON & CO., G.N.L.A., AUCKLAND.



TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. fTIHE A NNUAL QHEEP WiAIR WiU bo hold at THE REMUERA YARDS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY G. Kntrlea to bo previous to Thursday, February 1, ALFRED BUCKLAND. Hotels. O A C I F I C HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE PROPRIETOR. Tho above Hotel having undergone oxtonslvo and thorough ropoi/f, tho Proprietor trusts that by careful attention to tho wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair share of tho patronnco oE all. There is a good Billiard Tablo.a good Culslno, and tho very best of Spirits, Wines, r,i|f tt Ales. Preparations aro beinqr .aado for a'»;, iiv good Salt Water Bath, so suitablo for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass tho advantages offered for bathing, .as it i 3 but one succession of bays and inlets for over eighteen miles. Families can bo accommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oystors and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horses can bo had at very short notice, so as to enable Visitors to boo the Manganese Mines. Boats are always to bo obtained for Plonics Fishing Parties, &c. ■ TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travellers. T3OYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGAR-UAWAHIA. First-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms, Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATOHMORE, Proprietors. TTf ADE HOTEL. Wines and Spirits op Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meala ready at all hours. Good Stabling for Horse 3. M. LENNON, Proprietor. ■pACIFIC HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER, PROPRIETOR, Begs to announce to his frlonds and the general public, that ho has completed tho extensive Alterations on his Premises. Among the many improvements, he has intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, under the superintendence o£ a well-known Catoror. The Cuisine will bo the Best the Season can supply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OF~WINES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. (r Board and Residence 20e. per Week Itoasonablo Clmrgo3, Excellent Faro, Civility and Attontion. Good Stabling. UOT LAKE SSI HOT LAKF"?. O. HOT LAKK9 IMPORTANT NOTIOB. TODSISTB Intending to visit theso Natural Wonilotß of New Zealand oan obtain through RHiI'UKN TIOKBT3 (Including Guides, Hoat aru', Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &o.). iOßOthor with every Information, from the undersigned, who have been appointed Bolk Asents in Auokland for Mr William Kelly, Proprietor of *ca JPALACB HOTEL, Ohine muJn. First-class Actoaimoaatlsu for Vißltrrs during both Winter and Summer Mmsthfl. rivath Sitting, Smokinb, and Rn-mina Booms h i l ITTk d a. Coachea, HukbUip. and Bsftdlo Horeea for Hire Conveyances meet every Bteamor. MBTOALFK & HILL, SB. N.Z. Xxinuranoa Buildings, Jens Bid IBS Agent "VTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY .13 AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL ; £1,000,000 Head Offices, New Zealand: the triangle, christchurch. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. The undersigned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that ho has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have Srompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of !ew Zealand Produce. R. It. STEVENSON, Agont. Union Insurance Offices Quecn-etreet.



Patolio Notices. . ■ TRADE ■ yjr '■-.-rl VjX- '0 • HAHK s-" |p 0 X S A L B, 1 Forr-wheeled DO3 Oart (reirly cow) 1 Twa-whooled Dog Cart; toarly nin) 1 Lame haAv'a Phae'in Doublo-SBaton Htißgy Wan' :d to Purohnae, Doable-seated Hooded Buskv. _ Oi&, no u'.-■ (.' Si, AX » B Jjas S BS& B?, SJtrssK-tfi'usai'S, ABiWsah".. ?i.f?,, <MPOW,s=ay.s »><■, fAPSKKASe SI: \>- ~, oli.ft.Ko~j.-«tojif:£. .Srtvtttif:, i:;d r-.i.-/;,3'. i'siftß rwtfc :-.-i.'i FR'iTr.i nmoata Prtet*. H0 Uiis; i i;: 0 t'-«"i v Cfcaiaea, Toaciicc, iis. yiotao -': ;■ " ii> .w.t!. K/.«vn aaoor-7 '.icr..-.,yiVne? ni*.i2i-y !s- h ttewnct ana an.v, ifJCBafJM J)S a-resy fiaeorlpttoa In em».6 -rart^s? yoi»v,j;.a--F!ioJoa tsii Coiocra^, jfJboraa &s P&otefi, Sotajiti, ?cc., Sw., fcti, OaS-cn» «r OveElsty MonnJs, *,U Rtog | OaWsat anfl C.OiVi ?sonnt«i; AvHste'lioaßisUM, W, H ft 8. toviKK siwsra on tRBfl tbo toßßsd lisoS of She afcota coadii in She Korih intend ot Wow Xr.ileud, a« ab!a to aaoouio i-.ith<w whole sals cv setKil oriMK on the moE>t t^TOurablc Jermn, Samples of FsMrhangUics tram open stock, o; ol otiglcal lmokasus, mot on aupuss. Hon. Now ssttlera In Anofeiiuid dhould Insnoct onr stock oC PtiperliKnalnga and Flotarea bafors flttlnK up dhel* new hoinosi thejr t»(.!i flnfl Bomsi thing to trelt the maana ol btcwoo*; W. FHIX.LIFFS ft SOBT, HS a g mUE H^xas^KKßT B. VH> UnKKN-aTRKST, AUOKLAJfD OK QAJjS. isuiiviii) tlUi COROMANDKL AVD UOiUKT iUPIBK,- Whlte Clover, iUd v; j> er, Aluyke Olorer, Oow arciiit, Mcuoaw Ifeboaa, Meaflow iroxtiU. Oreatotl UokbUll, Kape, Trofollura lacjunninm (Sc«ilot OIoth), ffKOM AMICIUOA DIKKOT- TlrooShr, Stertackr Biutanns (Poa PrateofiJt), POTMW Bar Ri-eptasa, bemterbnnr Broanuu. t'ficksCoot, PrnliiegiiUß, KbUML BARL^ BKSD FOTATOEB, IB FotlOWB 1- Ashlpsf Kldnoy, Taylor's KlSney, Omcte^ liatf FiuUoa, Paltereon's Victoria. JjATICH VARIKTIKH—Hobart, BQtton'll Mag nnm Konnm, Bntton'i Flower Ball, etc ALBO, Oftta. Bat la?, Garden and Flower Bead, Coarea, yina and Eock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, riaoon and Hamn. BONBOOST awd BONKFLOUE of all Biadea, IBJJIKD AHD PKRUVIAN GUANO, ttC. fcO, SESKKTH & AITKBW. . f i s' a a c v c k 1 j OPTICIAN iJi2 a ,t;iot HPKOTAOIiKB AND SI3 BJUASHS3 o* cTe?7 flesorlpHon, «a occarate Fit aunrantosd, OOMPOUfJfI MIOKO3COPK3 AKU tSIiU 1 GOOPKH. Powfirtnl and Cheap. AHBBOID B.USOKnTKIW, THTdHMOMiIBM, Klsotiuo Bells, battkbhsb and Frmisas, Mafrr.o?o Eleetrls Machines and jMedical Colle, OPBRA aiiASBKS, BINOOT7I>AR FIBLD AND MARINK QLASSES. THSODOMTKB, COMPASSK3, SKXTAHTB, Spirit Hydromotaitt, Baecharometcn, Sallnomoters, Argontomoterss, &c, &C, See. JUWR fox TAYLOR'S PATBNT BSWINQ MAOHINKS JB KXTRAC. Imtrnmcnta and Sewing Machine! repaired, Octosim th» Poas Oviie*, shortlonfl-ntrflet. pHINA, pLASS & pARTHENWABB



EDWARD LEWIS AS DETEBMINKD TO BKLtNQUISH 818 RETAIL BUBINEBS INT CUSTOM-HOUSE STRBKT IK AIiOVH DBPABTMEHT& THB BTOOK HAS JUST BEKV TAKEN AND MM SELLING OFF COMMENCES AT ONOEL Tie TBADB and KVKRYONE Bhonld there fore avail themaolvoa of THIS GRAND Ctf A.NOK to supply themsolvoa At Prices n«.v«k Before Known in Auckland, THE STOOK 18 VKSY KXTBNBIVB, AND .. QOOO, AND WILL POSITIVELY BS CIJIAKIcn. TMa Advertisement means exactly what it states. Coffee i Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown, DUKHAM-STEBET,. AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLKR AND COFFKK & SPICK MERCHANT, Has Alwav»i on Hand and Fob Baie— FLOUR, In aaoks, luffe, and 50'a, " Blue" brand FLOUR, in saoka, IOO'O, ana LYb, " Red" b;and BRAN AND SHARPS KAW AND ROABTBD OOffFBB PaPPBR A'VD BPIOK3. In tho matter of COFFEE, the attention of tbe Public 19 called to the escollonoe of my brandfi, and a trial solloltcd. Tbe Mixturns are composed only of tho Best Plantation Cofl'oo and tho Beat Chicory pioourable, and may be characterised thua— " Eagle" (my beet brand), nearly pure ooffeo "Ship" and "Camel," medium ooffeeß ol great strerßth and flavour "Castle" and " Leopard," low medium and oommon ooffeou. To lovera of really flno Coffee, I strongly re commend the "Eagle," but to the general taste Medium ooffeeß are found to be moat acceptable, and I say, therefore, Try thb SHIP Bband Thy thb CAMKb Brand ProonraMo fiom all Merohanta and Storo koapera, loose, and in tins, dOltra., 2Slba., lllba., 7lbs., ms., ilbs., be., and lib. pOFFEK pOFffBB pOFFKE groukd"limb 1 FOR. HALF, SOUXHGATB'S MAHURANOI HTDKAU&IO QKOUMD ROOHB UMK, Id any annntisy, for Concrete, Paths, Floorr, Oellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability end hard-Belting dualities). For tanks and other wet work it la a firgt-elaaa matorlai. B, KBARE, TOLE ACfEHT, OnRTOM-HOPHg-BTBCTET. ~r~ ADIES Silk, Hatln, and Cashmere JJ Dolmans, eto, all tailor out, Beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —w. Petty, Ladleal lallor, opposite &;my and Navr Hotel



Business Notices. i (TIEE AND POTTER, Coach Builders, VJT Guy-Btroet, Auckland.-N.8.: Iron-barte Slnif ts. Spoke?, Felloes, liln'i "4 am and all binds Hardwood, at Loweßt Matket Prioflß. _ olsoTstueeTsteam cuffee MJW 5.~11.'P.-G113130 vS Bud CO., Tea. Col Toe, and Splco 3lterohnn<B, Wholesale and ■ Family Grooow. C<eu. lficowond, una Prodnoe i Uualers.-H. P. GIBUOSa find CO., Hobson- Btrsot, Auckland . §■ & Mr« s a v x v a a k. V OAB'fcBB, OOHTBACXO •» G:-.i03» Ctscsid ana nn\lveie& "am iniye sll« 0* iibovmt Nc*lce. BiOlas* Suppllefl. Also JJirewooaioolaa uaout) rfflaaanama It henjdeksON, c p « HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. S, WV N D HAM-ST REX T. WH. SKINNER & SON, RUILDERS. ' CARPENTJCRS AND JOINERS, Vuloan Lane. | AU Branches of tho Building Trade oxoontedby lSxpoiionced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Olllco Fittiugß &o. JjlDffAK IiAKTLEY, AROHIIKOT, STICIIBURy'B BUILDI^GB, QUICEN-3TREET. pTj. MOSS,] IW. P. 0 SULHVAN F. J. Mobs ft <V, HOUSI, LAND, AND E3XATK AGENTS, IiIIOBTtAND-STIIKET, IntondlnK Uoyerß aro reßpoottally Invited to Ir -eot out L.ut nt Proportles, .Vtoney ' ) Lend at Onrrent Rataß ot InterOßt. X 8 T END STORE, VICTORIES!1. WEBT. JOPN H. HUGHKB la now prepared to topply all klnda o! Grooorlos at the lowest prlc m. A TflliL iNVIifED. N.8.-Famlllea wsltea on for Ordors, and G 30U3 deliverod. Please No:9 the Address— JOUN H. HUGHES. Tea Dealer »nd Fair 'ly Grocer. Vlotorio-Btreet Weat, noxt Ked Lion Hot il. »»r AKN 0C X BROTHERS, ?Y SOAP AND CANDLW MANU FAOXUBKBS, COX'S CREEK, KIOHMOND. Offloo :-DURHAM - STRKKT, AUCKLAND. Coeh Parohiaora Of Tallow, Wool, Bheepskfia, and Bonea. TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, KTO. Tho underslsnod, having speolsl maohlnory for tho manufacture of Bolts, has supply ot all loucths In mock at cheapest r&tea; also. Rogu lntlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tabulu Field Gates, prloo £3 10a. to be had from X. and S. Morrin &. Co., Cruictohank, MUlor ft Co., and at tho Works. A. T A I T, I orne-streot Bolt and General Iron Workg.



/ mHOB, T CTARMOTt. - .•■;a» KAFAI UU2IK BROOM FAOTOBT, OosxoM-aomuutt JfitaM i Wbot, i'rrti«> ist/6 pet fioii ■ •OOKBINIJINu AND ACCOUNT O BCOK FACTOKY, VIOrORIA-STKEIT WEST. AUCKLAND, One Door above Holland & B title.. t>. CHARLES COOPEK, Lato Head ot tho " Horald" Department, Bcga to lnrorm bis Frlonds and tho Pablio In general that he has commonood Business {or himself. U. C. 1b novr proparod to exeonto Promptly, Cheaply, and in the Best £t?Ii1, all classes ot HooKMNDiNU and general Sta tlonory. I Jar aa is. Mona. ftXSv? SJJALAKD FBKNB i.N Unmoonisd, or Sasteiolly T'oanKKS In -mlami WWB. «exas is \j i> to USD via. ssits. S X I 0 U.KAI 0. fc'H'KOES-CTHEKB, ripO CONTRACTORS AND OTHEKS, WELLS BROS., Dkvonport, Aro prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Umc, Sand, Shell, Ash. Ptiriri Posts and House Blocks, Sec, &c. Contracts mado for tho de livery of Timber, &c from.tho mills to any art of Devouport District. AddrC3S: WKLMBHOa. t Uaii.org, Uovonport. teames cakbiage and dray factory. JAMES MACKIB, PBOrriBTOK, VicrorjA-ST, East, auokund, Ropalrs of overy dosor'ptlon In Wocd and Iron noat' ' cxocu.c i on Ibe bho.w«at notlc). Springs made and repaired. Atwayn en Hand—A I»tr3 qmntlty of I mips, also Ironbark Shafts and Bpcfces. '.led Gum Fol loes. and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country orders punctnally attended 4c. () T O^ B A T H to ROTB'3 PUBLIC HOT, OOLD. AND SHOWER BATJI3, VIOIOBIA • BTSIII EAST. Cbirae-ONKSHIU.INtf. OwnaUweekdays from 7 imd. to 9 P.m.. acd BUNOAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10a.m. ieo Bitn-rooms «re all privato, and bqo« "cd \.. \ every conven ience. Tnrhtaa towo i, fleet atd haitbrasnej, oombe. respirator/, so*p~ &o. Se'eot Bath rooms (orlva'i) for Ljdios eveiy day, at all hoars, with femaleottendanoo, Oneßhuilngand Sixpence. PieaEO noto tho address:—Vlotorla atraot Kast. a'roro the Groytimmd Hotel, and next tbo Uhonp Bedding and Fcrntinra Mart. Auokland. N.B.—Birbor la attendance. | AMES /^LARE, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to inform the public that he haa STARTED BUBINBBS AGAIN IN Hl3 OLD SHOP CUbTOM-HUCf E-BTRKKT WEST, and will be most happy to see his old customers, and any new ones who will favour him with their patron aj?e. All binds of Yachts and Boats balli to order on the shortest notice Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Slip on the premise*. J. CLARK, YACHT AHD BOAT BUILDER, eUSTOH-HOUSE-STBKKT WIST, VBEEMAH'S BAY. qADD L E X V C. F.~COOPER, 377 & 279, UPPKR QUEEN-STREET. Fibbx Frizh Auckland Snow, 1883. Mannfaotnrer cZ Bvery Deaorlptton ot CABRIAGK. GIG, BUG3Y; CART, AND PLOUUH HARNKS3. L&dles' and Gent*' Saddles, PaokSaddle}, Bags, Valises, Lu,(kluks, &0., &c , on hand and mado t) ordon Bridles, Wlilpa. Spurs, Bits,: Brashes, KUlman'B Kmbrooation, &o, Stscplechssa and Race SaSdlea made to order. Evening Concerts. BKLKOIIONB FhOM OPRRAS. SON 69, UUKTd, ETC,, ETC. Every Person can tiava thesn in their own Home by calling on J. HOWDEN, ShobtlAND-st., And Pacohaslng one of his NSWLY-IMPORTKD PIANOS. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCBL DELIVERY AGKNCV Despatoh Hoods and Paroels of all descriptions to overy part of tho Town and Suburb! . Cheap Bate, nnil with guaranteed regularity. The following are tho Booking Agecolesi— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker..Karangahapeßoad W, H, Young. Grocer Ponbonby Road R. Birnie. Baker : ArohHlll J. Hold, Cabinetmaker....Corner of Kyber Pass and Symondsst. S, Reid, Grocer Coiner ot Kyber Pass and Gratton Road. W. S. ColHds, Grocer Parnell a. Heldt, Cabinetmaker. NowmarKot DBLrVBRttCS :- Town i Hourly. Suburban ill a.m. and 5 p.m. No 76, Tetouhono Exchange. H(B h.O OFFICE: Natban'B Bond. Unstoin houbc- troot. qiil'SlilOU CiCHiUGA-X&Xi I'AJ»K» 3 .*» A X E B R HAS BOESAIiE; a aurabfizoS the abas-u. wit« Tap raady (or asi, £3 end cowarde. AT Dia Stbabd Wokes, V«KOaiA-eiaEß». Large aeMiSilfcj of BpcmOits, HlOelcXi Ud Down yicej aiwurß In itoofc. VestanOah iror, onrred at shortest uotioo. aicanf aclrata; 82 lieafl and Oocipo Ftpe. A Dholos oeleotion ot Ohendellen. tco,, atbli WeUcßley-Bireet shop, Onuttry ozden wm alwari teoem hli prompt attention. Siloensefl ts lay n Watss S9tE PATBKTSa OV EHI IHPHOTBS IdUD Ktoan Hnwmo,



Bewtmr Msomnea. BBTABLIBHKU 1 BY BPIOTU ,JiSfi|§gljL ASPOIN™KNTi Buy ONLY THK CBLRBRATKD \ -o saw. .ia MAOHINBS. The Kaaleßt, Simplest, Boat Made, ana Most Durable. Tte only Sewing Machine whlon has never beenlbeaten in oompotltion. Sole Aeenta In New Zealand: SHAKBSPEAR AND CO., (Opposite tho Market,! QOKKM-BTRKKT. jUIuAbV £10 to £1,000. vtictojktan loan and discount V AGBNCY. HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOBITE OITY COUNCIL OFJTXOK3). Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Do (H cf Proporty, aharap, &o. Repayments can be made in Instalments of Onh Shilling rii Wkeic for each Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to sralt borrowera. Oommnnloatlona Confidential. POBT OWriOB ADDIIKSB I BOX 00. AQOklang. MONEY TO LEND, in large and smal] turns, at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Heal * state, In sums of £50 and upward?, at the cur rent ratea ot Interest.—Apply Win. S. Coohrane, 25 N. Z., Insur&uoß Unildlngs, or Samuel Coohrana and Son, Fort-B'reet. ■ MUM BY fU LEND on Mortgage Id aoy Bum required, on terms to euli crrowere. Intereat allowed on raonlea plaood nmy hands till Invested.—W. V, Stevens, to yetting Agettt. 187, Uaeen-ttreet. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ai iNrat-olass Freehold Securities. WM. COM!MAN. Snlloltor. Corner of Qoeen and Sbortland-st;eets ONEY TO LEND, in sums of £20C and upwards, at 7 per oent. JACKSON & BUSBELL. Solloltora. ffjrt-3treet. MONEY TO LEND, in large or small Bumii, at usual rates of Interest. CONNKLI, & COOtKB. Bolloltors, Vnlo n Lon& Ironmouaerv. ftU&AZ OAKDWAKB O OUSJt fit, QUSKW-SXIiaBX J« * J D 1.0 Kir, HAVE FOB BALB BOWAX'S ASUCiAFTNIO IdAHFS Boenkrs, Fonts, Globkb, ahd Wi kk An« a Great Variety Ot Ohlmnto, BODUBB'B LOOKWOOD'd, AIW WIO7A&IS TAHLK AND POOKKTKRT. JOHNBCS'B OKLKBKATKD SOrSSOR S UtiAßK'd EOUjKKH B*OUttI"AMH, SCO, QainriTH'a Patkmt Tsa akd Oohib Pots, Btampkd Tnraan Mkat iJTO Pn DIBHKS, BAEINB AMD MILK PAMS [*11 (lies), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, amd OTINB, BKOOMS, SORDBBEiBS, WHIHUS, &C HAiit, Cloth, add FAn. Bansmtu, *AUK'S, BLACKS, AND LtBDOM'I SPADES AND DIGGING ffOiUOJ SAKDJIN HOSa, RAKKS, ANU TROWBIJ3. DISTOMuBOBBT&SrKAB.AaC JAOKSOV'S BAND. RIP. AND TBHNON BAWH. AXIS, ADRS, TOKA7. i «^"» **? n OHISXLi Auooes, PiiAiacs, hammebs, bsaoib, Swan Aim Patww Bim (aU itoert. LOOKS HIXOBS, MAHS, AND BBABSWABM, Eoorr's Gmnrnoi Whitb Uad, RAW AHD BOIIiBD LINBBKD O» WtVJt PBB OKNT. UISOODHX AilawaA 10 Oaah Poroaaeen on oU aslw amoonUiut to 3DI. and odwm.i Land and Estate Atrents FOB SALE, By BDWABD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGENI'. MODNT ALBBKT-Qentloman'a Kealdenee, 10 rooms, outbuilding*. 3'o 9 aowa; very oheap. MOUNT ALBKBT—Honae 10 rooma, ootballd- Inge, 2 acres (near station), £950. VOLOANIO LAND (at Monnt Kden)-9i aorea, 7.roomed House, so. £150 cash, at 7 per oent. MODNT ALBKRT (near Railway Btatlon) ---63 aorea votcanlo soil in Rraaa ; splendid view. MOUNT ALBERT mear etailonl-Hoaao 10 rooms, 2 aorea £7011. HOUSE OF might ROOMS, Hden Terrace, Gas stove, welt, eso. Offered oheap. MOUNT EDEN (near Station)— Seven-roomed House and Large Allotment, £500. Terms easy. MOUNT EDEN-HonsaM rooms, £210 VIEW BOAD (Mount Eden)— 7-roomed House; concrete olstern, with nearly one acre. COTTAGE and LOT-108 Xlso—£2oo. ONBHUNGA—Houae 8 rooms—£ioo. QAOIi ROAD—Housa, 1 rooms, and land; £150, ALLOTMENTS, Seafleld Road, ParneU, Rich mond Monnt Brten, etc. MOUNT KD»N, Valley Road-House of 9 large rooms, out houses, la. dp, land. Cheap. 3BAFIKLD KOAD—Gentleman's Kcsldenoe of 8 rooms, larse allotment, every convenience. LEAMINGTON ROAD - New Comfortable Houses and Land, £250 each. OlTY—Capital Shop of 6 roome, stable, &0., to lease, rent low. MOUNT ALBERT-16& acres and House. £SCO. MOUNT ALBKRT-Loaso of 62 acres and Houbob. &o.' Oheap. KLLkRSIIK—Houae. 7 rooms, end land, £130. PONSONBY—Houses of 6 and 11 roome. PAPATOITOI— Fine House and 20 aorea. FARMS at Cambridge, Pukcrlrau, &c. Bd. WAYTK. House and Land Agent. O S B" 5^ X a E~ • Kstate, Land, and General Commie glon Agent, 81, Qneen-atroet Anekland. HOD SB, LAND, AND ESTATE AGKNOy.—Central Chambers, 177, Queen -Btreet, and Bverton Cottage, Church - street, North Shore.—l ho undersigned. In oommenolng the above Business, begs to Intimate to Property Holdbtß. and the Public generally, that any Buelnc~a entrnated to him will have his per tonal and oarefol supervision) and trusts by Bfrlot promptitude and iniegrltr, to merit Bap pprt from his many known tr.enda, ALFBBD COX,



iVLectict*. ! mHK TpCLEOTIC BHARMAOY JSKLEGO (I SELECT). \ Junohon Piti & Gbex-strbkts, AUOKL4ND, Chas. JJOTOEfBR, Pharwaceufcloal Oha mist, tormorly with Mr XV t). tmiltoes, <>! .Kedhlll, Bcf land, lately Managing Assistant to Mr K. Alonin, of this city, and to Mr W. X. Wooiß, ot Na-)ier, dtairea to announce tint he has opened WUaaOOmPItwRSWDIB S . Comprising Amerioan, GernnaD, and French Preparations, lately introduced. Specially "Fine Chemloalt," and Pharmaceutical i Preparations of tried effloaoy. I TOILKT ACCKBBOBIICB. i Nureory Requteitoa. 1 Atkinson's, Warrlok Frere's, ana Gosnella i Pkrfumbs. " Lnndborg's ffusoinaUon." PHYSICIANS' CONSULTING HOOM. ! Moclloinea nrgontly required after business hours may ba obtalnod by mlng the Kleotria I 801 l attached to the front ontranco. Tho public ore cordially Invited to oall and lnapoot the Ko'.ootlo Pharroa-y, which Is floishf fl I In tho moat approved modern Btylo In handsomo 1 Now Zoaland woode. ! mUB JJ CLKCTIO pHAEMACY, Junotion Pitt and Grey-streets Aticttlan . j|Z"EPLEtI ]VJ' AL' r J]XTRACT. Tho undersigned, AS A9KNT, has just opened In KXOKLLKNT CONDITION 1;ho first Bhlpmont of the following i— KKPLKR-a EXTRACT Oif MALT, Large aDd Eimnll Sized. KEPLER S KXTRAOT OF MAI-T, W Itll rlOPn KEPLHR'S KXTRAOT OF MALT. With Hypophohphitks. KBPLKH'S KXTRAOT OF MALT. "With Pspa.'Sß KKPLKR'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Ohkmioal Food. KKPLKR'S KXTRAOT OF MALT. With liEici)1 and IboFi KBPLKR'S KXTKAOT OF MALT, With Oil and lodidb of Ibom The"Lancet' says !—"Kepler Malt Extract !fl very aood, and may be used with confidence. Seoond Keportof the Lancet" on the Kepltr Malt Kxtraot i— Kepler's Extract of Malt is cs dlatlnot an advance In thoi apontics as was the introduction of ood-liver oil. It Is one ef our best remedies for atonio dyspepsia, and Is undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wasting diseases." Agent fob Atjobxanc— GRAVES AICKIN. j-'.VBK OOMPr MMlo DX. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININKLIVER PILLS (without after oury.) Thb Best Kkhedy fob Bixiouskhbs. Btomaoh Übiumgicmknt, Flatui.ibhob, Pain? BirnTßKNr ths Shoulders, Bad Apfjbtitb, INDIGESTION, ACIDITY, HEAD-AOHB, HKABl burn, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and' dyspepsia. Aoknowledgfid by manj eminent surgeons to be the safest lind mildest pllla for overy constitution.—ln Boxes at Is ljd> 2s 3d, and ia Si. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Korka, London. Spocially raluable PUlf (or roeldenta abroad and traveller?, Sold bY KBMPTHOHNg. PBOHSEB & Co, '• OULPHOLINJE LOTIOM."—An Xx- O ternal Means Ot CURING 3XIK DISEASES. There Is scarcely any ernptloc but will'yield to "Sulphollne" In « few days, and oommonos to fade away even U It seomt past cure. Ordinary plinples, redness, blotote, sourf, roußhncßS, vnninh as If my mnglo; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagnefl tho suflerera for years, however de«p!j rooted Ihey may be, "Sulphollno" will auooossfullj attaofe them. It dontro'S the aulmaloula" Which oauseo*hnse unsightly, lrrltablo, palnfal affeotloDß, and always produces a clear, health; natural condition of the sMn. " SulphoUxis, Lotion Is sold by mont Chemists, Bottles, Se Qi Mode by J. Pepper nnd Co., Londou, Bold bj KKMPTnOENR, PIWSBBB & 00. OBPPBS'S QUININE acid IKOft JL TONIC rousea end developos tho nervoai energies, enriohes the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor e.nl depression, tnrtiilea the dißoatlva organt. Is a Bpooliio remody lot neuralgia, ague, lndteostioa, leveiß ot eroi7 ftlntl, cbost affeotlons, and in wastlns diseases, scrofnlous tondenolea, &o. The whole frame 1> greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonlo, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust Health certain. Uottlos, S2 doses, (s 6di nest slm, Us. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The name ol J. Popper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the bol, Thure la no Tonlo so certain In effect as Peppw's Qulcln* and Iron. It Is strongly resommotidudto reel dents hi India and the Colonies, and shou)£ always be kept reedy for ns9 lo ever? ossa o< f-vor or febrile condltfOD> Held by Skmcthobph. Prosbbh amp Co. TTAKAXACaWI AND PODOPHYLLIN, V Prepared only by J. Pepper, Londoiii This Flala combination, extracted from medi cinal rcots, la now need ino -iTtiil of blue pIU and calomel for tl'e ouro of di pepsla, blllousnce«, and nil symptoms of congestion (if tho ilvor, which are generally pain beneath t*i.o BbooJtier?, heiid-BOhe, drowstnua?, co appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in t'cu mornlßß, giddiness, disturbance of tbe Bfim^Dh, and feel luk'Oi general dov.'oai'or It seta l;hc sluggich Ilvor In motion, very slightly aota on tfca bowoHs, giving a sense of hoalth end, tamfort with tl hours. It is tho cafuet medioina. Taraxacum and PodophyUln i«i a fluid xn&da only by J, PBPP^IR. Bedford LabOTO'vDir, I/jiidon, whOE; nsma Is on overy label. Battles, 29 Sid and 4s 6d. Bold by ail Chemists. A most valnab'o and eaontlal medicine for Inc"a, Auiti.vlle, iht Osi)8, and djlonlea Repoia!'", Sold by Kes •»thobnb, Peossek & CO. Conveyances. T> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACH ES. ALTERATION~OF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mail Coaoh (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1383, and until furthor notice, run to the follovring Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8,30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridgo on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Bookingi Offices : Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, December 22,1882. rTIELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street, Cambridoe, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTE X, Jfroprietor. W. K. O. begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the publio generally for tho liberal support he has received sinoe commencing business, ard has to inform them that, in order to moot the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he Is ot present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS 10 his PREMISES, which, when complot'3, will make them second to none in the North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lako Country supplied with Sadilo Horses and Buggies on the shortest notico; also, experienced guides and careful drivors. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, Dccembor 22,1882. fjp 1 M E T A B LE. Job Bainbridge's 'Susses. From Union Bank—7 mlnutea past the hour, and 23 minutes to tuo hour, *r From The Three Lamps-23 minutes to the honr, and every hour. Night Trips from Town—}-pasJ 9, J-past 10, and }-paitt 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach — 20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes past 5, and 8. Fiom Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m., 1 to 11, \ to 2.1 to 5. jto9. TELEPHONK LINE- OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LiKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE:- Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport—at 7.15 oud 10.20 a.m., and 2 tmd d.20 p.m. Leave Takai'una Sceoclhoube—at 8.15 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Lcavo Devonport —at 10.40 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna— at 11,15 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. FARE BACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor. sui fii li*Jt"S XIMK XABLB. LBST6 Aroh HUI~ MS am *o.SOsm iiam 1,80 pm Ipm ' J.lSpm EfiUpm LotvTo National Bank— Bam "10.15 am Il.isnm 3,11pm MSpm J.Bpm laiQpm * Except Tnendeyfi and Thuttaaya, when the from Auckland aud 10.S0 from Aeyluo will co to and team <ti;« wii*u. COD L I N'S i'OAOH • LSAvaa Onehunga- Aucsland— 8,30 a.m. 12 noon 2.3up,m 4-30 p.a>. Saturdar Nights— ■DEDUCTION IN FIRE KATES HEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ONB MILLION SXKRLINSi FIBK RISES taken en the moat MBBBAL TERMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED BKOUHITY, BKO. P. PIERCE, Manage