CITY COUNCIL.

The Council met at G. 30 last evening. Present: His Worship the Mayor, Coun cillors Pcvore, Montaguo, Mackcclinie,

Bell, Mnsefiolci, Thompson, Waddc), Phillippa.Ducre.Boardraan, George, Steven son, Crowtbcr, and Harper. DxuiNAdE.— T. 0. wrote re account for repairing connection wan BoWen-street drainoge main. It had been broken,, probably, i through the tralhc. It appeared from the Surveyor's memo thai the charge had been made Dy the contractor, Archibald, who had repaired the damaged connection. 'The Mayor moved that the Council pay the cost pf the connection; Cr Crowther seconded. Carried. COMPLAINT.—W. t>. Garrard, late city employe complniacd that the Sanitary In spector had dismissed him wrongfully. Inspector appended memo, to effect that ho had lately dismissed tbree men, Garrard. amongst them, having no, further need of them.—'^he writer to.be informed that the 'Inspector hasTp'owpr to engage and discharge,men, FQOirATII.—C. A. Bydd'er wrote asking Council to complete footpath 'in Curran streot, urging ;w a reason that Professor Tucjier had come to reside with the writer. Surveyor reported that the footpath waiin' a good condition, and a load of scoria was all that was required. Jt was decided to ( car»yioafetno Surveyor's recommendation. ■; ** YVISST-STIiEICT, Nowton, lTr 'W. J. F. Donald complained that tha footpath iv thia street.w,«s ,in :atd;;ngerous,sta',e.;—Re ferred to Streets Cpmrnitte'e. •CoLTjEOE ROAD.'-'tf. 'iNialuingale.wrote maWng.TSimilar complaint regarding re garding this thoroughfare!l--The. Surveyor reported that there 'was no footpath Out he writer's side of the street, near hik pro perty.—kefencd to the Streets Committee. , Upper PiTTiSTR«K.T —Mrs Fihdlay:com plained that the roadway liad fallen ori her propei ty in Upper Pitt-street.—Keferred to Streets Committee." ' •" '

Main Skwkk.—Two letters were received from the Secretary of the Haibour Board, acknowledging the receipt.of Jeiters re main Bewer and Biitomart Point.—The Mayor eaid that the Council wouldsjbe: aware that residents near the out-flow bi tbe nmin sewer had complained of the nuisanoe, and.the.Boai;d bad agreed,\to per mit the.extension of the sewer, As theßoard had changed its mind and objected to the ex-. tension of the sewer, he would move tbat the petitioners bo informed that the Council are unable to coniply with their request. Some discussion ensued in the course of which it was Btatcd that the two eDgineers agreed that the end o{ ,the, sewer remain where it is, and that the offensive matter that had accumulated at the mouth be dredged away.—The Mayor said that at low ) water the silt was exposed and was Very ■offensive. At the Harbour Board meeting he had expressed' an'opinion that it a silt tasih was dug outhe 'believed the Council would pay the cost of its periodical dredg ing.— The motion' was carried, Permits. — Messrs E. Mahoncy and Son ;writte applying for a permit to remove an iron slable attached tri Messrs McArthur aud Company's premises and re-erect "ir,. The Building Surveyor reported that' the application was} in accordance With the Building Kesulatione, Granted.-An ap plication from E. Richardson'for perrhi-sion lo erect a horse post was refused. An ap plication from (i. Hulme for permission to construct a crossing was granted. , RIQht'OF-Way.—Baildon and Stiphen son'wrote stating" that they wore erecting six builaings in Elliot-street, and proposid loaving a right-of-way giving access to four of the houses.' JJ hey wished to know if the Council would offer any objecil'n.—re ferred to Streets Committee, JBRMYN-STEEET.—M. Macfarlans wrote suggesting that this street be kerbed and channelled as well ns drained. Cr Boaid nian said that some time ago it bad been decided to kerb and channel this slreet. Several councillors stated this was incorrect ;

one side of the street was to b« asphalted, but not the side on which the applicant resides.—Referred to Streets Committee. Thanks.—Major Ecclcs, A.D.C., wrote conveying thanks of His Excellency the Governor, to the Council for placing carriages at bis disposal diiiing his stay in , ucklund. liepei\oi|. '■', '. GItATTAK-STIRE.fiT.. J. Couplnrid _wr 't4 asking ihe Couricii to remove catlrfi:m landbfip in that' tlVioughfair. llie Vur vcjor KJiorted that it would' notbe'al visablo IJ to toiiih th; earih ~u.il',ss the property, owners', wi-rc "p'1:1 pared, to''ticutfii back or builii a rcaimng vy.iii. — KcL.irod; tv Streeta'Commi'tei', " '. ,'■ .. ' The CoSTij'tY Bequksts.—The.' 1, tt.er from the executor o£ iho'-liitfi" Mr Co-iley, re biquc-ta—alwnd.- piibli.-lii'd—^was read, The Mayor >aid tat ho 'diil/uot know that any action iv tho mliUei w.a necessary to-night fivth, r ili.'u arranging ri: ihe fucioral. (ie'mo/iil, ' h >tea r^iigiia liq provided for sucli councillors wish^t i atteml tho deceased's fuLnr.rofricail'y."- On tho fcuggealioii of C'r B II t"c vi ■tioa was amended that the C»h■>«*■ 1 atiend tli v funeral cllicially.—Cr Cr./vtlier st.'cd lhu llie 'children from the. I'arnell orphai.Bgu would attend the funeral. He fhjugnt ail the councillors should endeavour it) uiake tho funeral a success.-The mo ion 1 wa? carried, and it was resolved, on theinp ioa of Cr PhiUipps, that the Council attend on foot, Cr Waddell moved, ";li «t wppliea don bo made to the Govemwei t i,o lemit the legacy duty on tho" beqne; ts, and that tbe other, bodies interested be invited to co operate.!! This was carried. ~ : BLAKR-STEEE.T.-Mr tcndrum .wrote re landdip on his property.—ltefcrre-J to. Streets Comrnitteo. ■ Market.—T. Slater wrote re overflow from urinal flowing into Market —Ktfencd to Streets Committee. Skwek.—Cr Gnrrett presented a petition from residents of Upper Queen-strt et,, usk ing the Council to provide a sewer in Upper Pitt-street. — Keferred to fr't eeta Committee,. v LiMP.—Cr Crowther preiented a petition from residents of White-atteet, praying for the erection of, a lamp Ip., that street opposite the Turkish Baths,—deferred to Streets Committee, i. .. "•, . : . , , ■,■ Greenwood Stbeet.—Cr Dacre pre sented a potition from 23 residents of Greon wood-street and vicinity offering to con tribute £S5 towards cost of improvement to approachev — Keferred to Streets Com mittee. ' , ■■ !

Finance Committee's Report. —The committee recommended :—l. That a letter

beaent to Mr J. Mowbray by the Town Clerk, offering £1350 for , Mr Lally's pro perty in Grey-street, subject to the aSier approval of the Council. (Correspondence with Mr Mowbray.read.).... 2.. That with respect to the Alexandra-street contract, Mr Kelly has become insolvent, and the matter should be referred to the Legal Committee. 3. lhat subject of the memo, of the Town Clerk, in regard to payment of labourers', wages, be brought under: the notice of the, Couucil. 4. That the recommendation of the Town Clork's trierrio. re houses on sec tion 31 facing Queen and Grey-streets, be adopted—viz. : 'i'hat tenanti be a".owed to remain while the back part of the section is filled in, at tho:present rental, subject to, say, a week or a mouth's notice.—The Town Clerk stated that the committee had received a letter fiorn the Messis Mowbray, who wore acting for Mr Lally, offering to take £1350 for his allotment next the *rmy and Navy Hotel, provided the Council closed speedily. Tho adoption of the report hav ing, been moved, au amendment was pro posed, . that further, . consideration, of Clause 1 of ' the report be 'deferred tilt after tho'consideration of Councillor

Montajiue's niotiou re other sites, the

property of the <.'ouucil, available for the Town Hal], •Cr 'lhompi-on would vote against the amendment, They all knew the sites available, and it had been decided over and over' again that the Army and JNavy site was tbe best. No further time should bo lost, as they had both Jagger'3 and Lally's properties at very nearly their own prices.' The motion and ■ amendment was carried, thirteen councillors voting in its favour.^-Tho report aa amended was then adoptod. I : • : LEGAL COMMITTEE'S Report.— The com mittee ■■■ recommended—l. That two book shelves in the l.ihnuy to bo authorised. 2. That the copy of " History of Australasia," presented by Mr G. Wooding to the Public Free Library, be accepted with thanka. 3. Xhat the inemoi of Town Clark re allot ment; in Custouihoai>c : 3tieet, be irecelved

and' adopted—yiz., application to be mado to Government ior ,tho. tanie,,'. 4. That re pairs to flagstaff in the Park be authorised, and also the mttal required, 5. Iv tbe matter'of Fire Brigade out-statioat y tho committee- lecorntnended that a h6sa auJ

reel' station ba ; provided on the site adjoining "Ponsonoy Hall; -also an englue and' icel station' on the: Kyber Pass reservoir reserve. 6. It-WBS;recoitt> mended that the ' Park gfatea' be closed at' 7 p,m. :r during the wintef mouths. The;: adoption' of tl ef report ha*irg bean moved; Cr'Ttiotnpaon moved thUt tbe' con sideration «f the hvtii r clause (re closing the Parkat 7p.nir :daring; the: \yintff months) be 'deferred: ''.The amendment was lost.— Councillor Mas'efield then moved that the last'clause be amended by "8 o'click' beinj; substituted for " 1 o'clock^" — Cr Wad del said that if they kept the Park open as a thoroughfare at night they would require to light it, as some of the paths were

unsafe pfter dark. Besides, they cuuld not expect to keep the park-keeper from 8 in., the morning till 9at night,—Cr Thompson said tint the light of the Council to clore aomfi ol the patei mi".ht be questioned He suggested tha' the mover of the amend ment alter the hour to 9 o'clock.—Uthcr Councillors having spoken, Cr Maseiield applied for permission to alter the'time to 9 o'clock, but this wai oVjected to. The ameridmout was then put and lost. 'A fuither amendment, that the hour be 9 o'clock, was lost, nnd the report adopted. Streets Committee,—The report of this committee wa read. It recommended that the reqvicst of the New Zealand In surance Company ba granted; right of way to be abolished ; work to be subject to all plans being submitted by the Counc'l. (2) That 350 feet of wharf hire be authorised, ,at 2a 8d a foot, to be obtained from Mr T. 'H. Hall. (3) That the subject of re-io'-ma tion.ra New-street be deferred until the plans for Wellington-street shall have been completed. (4) That, with respect to Sarslield-street, tbe work as-authorisd h-xt been done. (5) In respect to the letter of Mr t'O'i, re the embankment in Safsfield ittea*, the committee tecommendedtliat the work be done; (6)' That the north" side of Spu-h-strcet, o)t'Euward-str<ef,be formed. (7) That the City Engineer keep a list of names of all workmen, the date of em ployment and di'charge to be recorded..— The adoption having ben moved, Ci Thompson moved; and iCr Crowther se eondotl, that consideration of.the last cjause be deferred.—Cr Wlad.dell said, thati it was evident thtre wai somethin'; behind ibis clause -the committfe-had-some—objection to the official engaging and discharging of employe^.' Quite receatly a Ttstlutiot had been pass:d to the tft'ect that the com .milters shoi'ld not deal with any mat tor not referred to them. — ("r Boaid man tt tod that' he had received a police fium ~a fieutlcmaa pained Elli< about the l Jonson.by Hall, which was not £ public hall bat a school. He thought thai tbe Council should not permit threatening letters to bs signed by junior clerks. li< understood that there were, ouly two headi of departments—the Engineer and the Towr Clerk.—Cr. Aickin said that Cr. Boardmar was wrong. Mr Ellis had been appointee an officer for a .ipecilic purpose. ■ If the Sanitary In-pectorfierv.edu notice he signec it himself, aud not the.; Town Clerk.—Cr, •Burnsstated that works authorised,some months ago which would cost £2 then would now cost £10, aiid that Mr Andersoi said he did not know how they were no done.—Cr, Waddel said as a charge hat been made ogain-t same of the ollicials Mr Anderson should be called in.—M Anderson having been summoned, explainei the delay in .some cases; the Clerk o Works had been attending more to' thi cleaniDg of the streots, but was now goini on with the works ordered.—Cr M ackechni thought it any charge '.were ruada it shoulc be made id. specific terms.—The Surveyo said he considered be had the power'" to as] tbe Clerk of Works " not to dismiss a raai without reporting to him." He had no been in the habit of interfering. Hi believed it right the Engineer should Icdo\ when more men were taken en. Generall; his instructions-were to keep down the stal as much ai possible. The, Clerk ot Wprk Jiad been busy in cleaning aud'plearing thi streets. If the Council wished that M Derrom should consult him on such matter he would not object. To put hpon the Kn ginetr thercspousibilty of dismissing and en ,gaging]would be a very greatt&x and take v; a' preat; deal of time. - After further discus Son, in i which complaint; was made'of fence in Wellington-street which: had no bcon repaired, the amendment was put a.n< lost.—Cr Montague-moved as 'a fnrtb'e amendment that the. words "Streets Cora lnitteo " in the last claut c be erased, and th word "Council" substituted, and tbat th word "fortnightly " be added tc the clause —This was carried, and the report wa amended and adopted, ; ACCOUNTS —Accounts were passed fo payment as follows :— Salaries, £386.".'13 4d'! wages, £36113s lOd ; general account? £365 63 3d; contracts, £300 Total, £1,56 14s 9d. Improvement Trust, £258 14s 6d Balances.—Borough Fund : Balance i bink, £12,339 7s 10d ; amounts to paj £1,508 14s 9d ; ba'anois Cr., £10,77013s Id fixed depo-it, £KOOO. Improyemsn Xruet : Balance: in bank, £502 8s 5d accounts to pay, £258 14a 6d ; balance Cr. £2-3 13s lid j fixtd deposit, £2,900. KhTUBN FftOM TREASURER'S DEPARI JtENT.—S'ates apd ievenue : received frot uprii sth to> Aptil 18cb, inclusive:: Kate? £277 ISsSd; City Improvement rent, £1,17 19s 6d ; Improvement Commissioners' rent £8 18s; asphalting, dog registration,' ab batoirs, &c, £425 6s Bd. ■ Total, £1,883 19 sd. • . -p-j :: ■■ ; !,: a is ..-. .1 »■ ■ Mills' LanhI,—lt1,—lt was decided to fix th< levels of Mills' Line, " ' ' ADJOURNMI!^T. —It was decided that, in consequetica of the ball to the Governoi i,ext Thursday, the next meeting of th< Council be held on Thursday fortnight. Wat iTO rks.—Mr Eirington reportc: that one of the email s-piug basins line been covered over and the second nearly so Saniary, Etc.—The report of tin Fanitarylnspeotor, Dog Registration officer &c, showed that during the fortnight bt bad issued 14 notices to abate nuisances, a tended to 31 complaints of nuisance, issuei three drivers' licenses, registered 25 dog (total number of dogs .registered 827); im pounded 20 do^s, released two, attendee Police Court in eight cases. He recom mended that depots be r appointed :i it different portions' 6f: the city for .thi temporary deposit of rnbbish. ' ■",- ': r Fiee Alabms.—The superintendent o the Fire Brigade reported that during thi fortnight five1 alarms had been receive! at the Fire Brigade station. ' . Water Works Department.—Th< assistant collector reported that the numbe: of new services laid during the fortnight wasnine at a cost of £9 18s 6d. The nionej received during the; fortnight for watei rates etc., was £6t 11s. ' ;. KATE.^-It was resolved to gire notice o the Council's intention to sttike a general rate of 9d in the £1 on all rateable property in the city. : , ' ,: ;! . Town .Halt, Sitk.—Cr. Montague moved the motion staudiog in his name, "That the City Engineer be ibitructed tc report to the next Council meeting as t< the1 available sites (the property bt the'city), suitable for a Town Hall aud Frei Libraiy." He said he thought, considerinj I all the circumstances that had arisen, th< ppsliion was somewhat altered It was a question whether the Freo Public Librnrj aud the Town Hall >liould be' under thi sameruof. The gift of :Sir George Gray, the bequest of Mr Costley the accessions to the existing Library, had opened, Uj new aspect? of the1 whole "question.'—-Crs1 Masefield and Be. 1 having' spoken, Cr. Thompson moAed an amendment, ' Tbal the previous decision of,the Council be ad heredto, andjthatMtssrsJaggerandLally'e properties be'purchosed at the price offered." —Cr. Boardman ecoonded,—Cr. Urowthei said the site was very li'tle smaller, than the site 6a which the, Christchur'ch City Council proposed building a Town Hall to cost £30,000.—After furthtr discussion, the amendment was negatived, and the motion ciirrjed.-rThe . consideration ■■.< 61: Messrs Mow bray's letter was deferred till next meeting.: ": ";[' "' '' :" .'■■' ':■ "": ''■'-''.! NOMENCLATURE OF, StBBKT■•..-- Cri BiiTua'a resolution, ".That the iCouncil go into committee to re-name the streets in the various wards, so that no two streets be named ithe. same," was amended to permit of the referencnof the matter to the Streets Committee to report, and cariied. :WATKR ACCOUN/S.-Cr.. Boardman's resolution, " That ths Town Clerk lay upon tbe table at the next meeting of the Council the half-yearly debtor and oieditpr Statement of each of the tno branches of the water accounts from their commence ment to (he 31st of' March last; the receipts from water consumers'rates to be arranged in the way they are in the last yearly report of the Town Cle'k," was withdrawn after a lengthy discussion." miscellaneous -Consideration of the Cr. a ickin's motion re a complete schtmo of drainage was deferred, Cr. Aickiu's motion ' That the mailer of. keabing and channelling Ahercrombie-street be referred to the f- treats Committee was c;ir.iep. The crae.sfc'bn. of'a crosiitigfiom the' corner'of .Urafton Hoad to the corner of Alfred street was'referred to the Streets Com mittrci: "'■ ' ' ": " ' ' /*.' ■ " V"''.,' Assistance for Enginbfr Depakt. MENT.—Cr. Mackcchuio moved," "-Teat the Engineer be= autho ised to engage the services of two surveyor.*, with etainman and two draughtsmen, fur a period of mx months,- to eniihlu him- to fix, without .fiii.thor d'-lay, t the, permaaent levels, of Grafton, Karangahapp, and (jrraf'bu Wards; .and to prepare plans of the same, aud that tenders be called for and the work let under couditi"n* :to be specih'ed by tho Engineer."— v the suggestion of Cr ( ThonipKim the lesolulion was amended so to read, "'lhat ihe Encineer engage the .necessary stall'," and was then agreed to. The Couucil rose at 11.50 p.m.

It is r. po-tud (hat Ken^ny, Captain Mi! chells Griiiid Nutional »eio of 1874, has been purchased to go to Queensland. Just belore the stat iv the All Ac;ed ■Stakes at the A.J.C. meeting (third day), Arohy's owner laid £500 to £100 on hifl colt, who, it will be remembered, won easily. .♦■'.; ; '■'■■. ','..•• ''.>\ ■■~;■,:":

TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.) " "

1114 Auiumu meeting p£ «,» . ':' Racing Club takes pi ace I.!: ■ nckl»n4'' Monday, an d I think*^ j^o* «>i ing that never before have th Ea*' b.eQ 'so favourable/ The eit • -?*« .cellent, andfrom the nuwerou, T large ; if, not very select &?*» to anticipated. Messrs pS,^J« wood, the handicapped, .S% , the conventional word of pr &%, lealy excel'ent work, the dl *#C jveiahta on the ' being m itfMvay qWfaiafe&ijk xbis connection it should be L'^i > spoilsmen that the. Cia&K**** . fortumte m haviag a sentl^ *.*( -! 8 ««tary- 'To MrKtrkwood i&N: a labour of love, : and bo puSmH'''l ; ho sans reprocha that heiev«nT^H' self the luxury ot " a ahoffifW cap which he has assisted JaS* H Excellency the Governor wi?™^ ft" • patronage, and- should -thfllK^^^ , favourable, the day will be iX f * ( :; enjoyable. The events ttfK?.****" the lint day (to-morrow) atei^SJ*'»'■■ Plato (Handicap) of IOOw^T, 6"11^ mjle 240 j arcU ; MareSfe* *" sweepstake of lOsbvs. with &&; m 187.9,-distanced fm^XW- Hanaicap, a sweepstake ofSH • 20030V5. padded;. 4condd ClfftM asd third. lOsova .from ,sS^ .§S': 2 miles ; Celling : Wofe*^. ; | tance M miles ; lad BubLST' « 806OVS, distance: 1J miCS^M: in le 5 Steeplechase, .lOOsovs^^l' Afituma Handicap, 200sovs 11 iai:S<!i Mf:Plate,lWMvvi m ik-i&^' ,1 mile. -Tb« TradesmenS^S,, " erva looks best on paper;^fifl?'' sent or tbi,, she maynpaettheToffllß! should remember.that tkis i«tE. H Tai!' ■filly's distance, abd i it iajaitko^J*ll' ihe. can .stay thd twomileiSfiW : Ea»ter Handicap,: One.ctafc*, may or may not gire■ aii.-ffl*'*'. ---;■ her owner's intentiona isittet w ?i the fally and a W'twb^HS was putting her through taificinfoS^ Irfliulng track. Th« fbllowioTZ? 1' peared mounted on Wh"ifßetandii»rf? - generally knowathathewilLnilntaiSV" I 1° the Handicap.. Onthe^S9^ n6t be at all 'surprised't6 ttsS? ' the starter in tb,eiTradespieni?^T !. Wattieinthe saddle." St lf " • hor se worth watching, an| ifX«ffi a.boil-oTer, she may do if ~A«JSffi£ ■ otber day the Handicap M to ftffi ' •. ysar-old daughter of Paiat6r-M T Z.fS ' who bore-6 S t;:lOlbs»t»i»ietbrt4-SS, ■ Jack T tt r-.(6 S t ,12tfi S ) Md-gSffll run forward. .Tne Marea rPr6j M e«ii&i f and Mr Allwill's colt andmtSr ; My faucy iS f MitraUle M6i :wffiLK" • Christmas if Bent should tod " ( I 1 horse a non-starter; I Mey lbfehj£Jv • or Woodpecker. » Th & &llI««S^ V opinion, lies between;^ac^faH'S ••'Mystery, ,and,l llke.ttpmj^fl;-? •, named, So much .haa.ibeea'Kitiuiniif - lj tjie Easter Baudicap|t%'.iilig.^3 ' :';' i ,like''< poarinK watered .a "dro^a' ■ r| to further discuss .thflj'cKancea, |lf iff :", hories mentioned in the betting uqf film) 3 1 [well, if I except The Foei^w'io, it ia fiC 5 is'suffeiiug from th^tffeete^j» wa ,j(g?; 5 . ing. Ihe. hpr»es ■ still my -fancy, and rarra^eHhim'-ie % ', ' Till WHIFFJ,ER^iI\iIVj m i j .: : . LkuNORA rer-C"sr —"' 2 j. ' Kkmlwoeth i[lH -y,^ 3. t —in the event of a wetday makiogaresenii j tipn ia favouriof.MoonstraaUridiLwi For the Publicans' Purse my Kwyisßiafi4 t j then Minerva and TimI'WMffler,; To irii ( about any of the events of the' stMiiiJ to . with '• the exception J of the" Steejteto' t would be ldoking rather too1 fat aheaClj. . the great cross-country event, J. We"n( dence that ividnnt,.despite1 Bk;weiaiiV^J ' not disgrace himself.; .fie'can io'ths]©'; I . noy, andliai'plerity of p]nck'.'"!Cii»£j: f ( ! and Christinas will prove dabgeroiut* ! •' sents, and the chances o£ the £orm«%ir | i 'ally must ro6 be weighed too ligliily,;" j The latest betting'on! tije'^astef.'M j cap is as follows': - ',<l' : '';J"',£i^!>, i ' i co 1 HRBt. Leonori ilk) " . " .. i — 1 agst.Sl6Bta.faai',"11,,■'■■"; '■.":■'!*;■■ •, ; -ifi'— l'axßtiTimWblfflsriftsnloffl li — l unit. Merlln'ilstTiiiHSfi •. ,; ;! 6 — 1 agat. Normanto (dft s — i !«Bt. Mdon (»ny '> 8 — 1 agat Libd'er Juflj ' ' ■ tf 1 »g4W Poet (off) ;; "■■■■■:= '-' '; Messrs Lyons ■ and. Blaikio hare lih offered £100 for their mari-Jof flii^'ffilli Musket. ■ !i'he youngsier is'enga'gejioriii • Wanganni Derby 6M335,::'' - ::^' The 'added -moßey offe'red'fiy-tfie'Cai&l 1 bridge Jockey Clob' for:their Xwkjti ineeiing on A3ay 2nd aid 3rdisfiSo. } [ Daphne, who won''theMJattfti: ' Ha wera Meeting is' by the ersttMl? fuj i ■ anui Cup winner, a ailßtotm,' :i!l!; 1 lam glad to notice that the ,ttwrii«i > the i'.K.C., have fallen in withto/stKßtrj '■! ion that the totalisator Bhalipa/witiifti stakes. ; .headers1 will .reoietalia Jillii '■ ', question was fully ventilated in tbiieta after the Lonehand-Yatapa seandai it it : Onehunga Hace?.' ' ; £155 added money will B« giteaKTil: 1 the Te AwamutuKaccsoa24tti;Mif.; There are over 40 noininailooi f» Hi / delaide Cup, to be .run oi'fiiejotifl . ', next month. Commotiba in tbS|f(|i( j . place with9st 71bs.! :';:;; f/vX On the Saturday/night ititir fe'lii , Sydney Cup being [ran Mf ,M. ;vJi»*i!; Melbourne, laid a series' of V»gtt'iW : Sweet William wodld'beat WilJeroo-«J to -win. ■•'■ The Melboßrnc""ip-)iiii!:| says that both the o»mr anil's sr.fu former horse deemed that a (rest Em ; had been takeu with Sweet Wflliwujl^g entailing a risk of loeimi ihencstwo j. the- horses '] Watching pnfe "apoH lfl,fe : 1 : theJastmoment■thawa^S'we«!«{l|4 l ' | : off at the. special request ,;«*. wftmr I likely U interfere with a tioe-rnn 'm ■■ . | : i Mr Piibrow, recently' ;potc£jJ«a ;W | hurdle-racer Barbai^y," '",'• t-.;,^:- 1 i Mane1 Stuart,: haU-aister'ijf/.WISg: Guy Fawkcs, wontbe Hdldtiki .BsUWJ; I and the Westland liandicj'p, „ . I Zoedone, who won iheJajSiS":?! National, waV third for, tn^»PS?i She' ■ is,- by". Mars,,' ,Mi.wnW»i last 'Frisco mail.leftjLondon ?»*.&- i outsider. 'The^oliawing-MS'thslW?1;! of this, the greatest croM-.cpn»WiW* I the world, during t^epaitMJW*/11 : it fcl*l' 1879-Liberator ... iilrs'^%?*\. 1880-Empress ~,^^^M{ 1881 -Woodbrook , -rJ}M M 18S2-Seaman ■"..■.• :'.;,,'# V. *:\- ---1883 Zo-done ...•'- :^'K ° ",, ; j. j. white ha Sl ; change, purchased■•flta^Bßa the, £600 Trotting km?[^m% Victoria. The, price pajd.wM^°»t,, ' As this season' growa :««Ev Gudarz, Mistaken, W'wggJ: well, and other cracks who.ftßWffiSi; last .Melbourne Cup.are tegi-mgW^! that Assyrian's victoryiwWjnoiJW"^; after ail/ His brilliant^wfS' past two or three months, «"S> ing from memory his P^Sfo' cellence, entitle him to anWnowW'K. tion m Australasia ii<W-«fzfiJ\ ipeedy weight^airier; J" equals anywhere. ■ At the M«a i»^ bury meeting he Corinthiau Cup with hlf owner, IW^_ in the saddle, and as this. W[.# * turns the scale at 13st, ■&*£&% small one. Just eight days JJPgLj: the A.J.C, meeting he'woa toj»j Btakes from Darebin, of^°A,^ William, and Plunger, ftola favourite at 5 to 4.-. Th'Jjlp: 40iscc S ., te astonishing, *!!??-; : weights. ■; -■"'* ' .^■fai\loi& ' Kalpara, who won the, Tnal oj|j*. thoA.J.C. meeting, andjthe^w: at Hawkesbury, is full slß^ o.™^ Hilarious. . »irnilvv'ii«a^s Writing snent Craig Miltagp the ■ Emperor P^Austna, » "^.,^ says :^-" 13oth '■ BlflU- Atipl D^ &fvio and Gnfg Mil%, ''*&s&, SOld= OUt Of. the ■■fl^Ksffifik the majority of hit «f4tME bis memory green. ■toJSZ&tW ho^e,»Foxhall; will P»»™* ta jSi»t" MiUar'splaceatMardea.fflienW1 turf tor the stud,' ~r tl!n snßSa*i S Navigator has now staitedio"^ and upon ten P^W^'fflrf rious, whea defend to a place. The horae has^won nm # in stakes-£3,240,1a5t :Sef>JZ B ,: i& mainder daring the m»* "g^ ( 'm# dale) at the !»*• il^ were Hales and; Huxley, w» v ,}^% n winner three, tunes. . .

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."..h i 1: MOW DAY, MAY 7. ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE, 47 JUAaaE ALLOTMENTS. * rim TCTWiU i ■■■ '■'■■ AEOH JdLlIiL. TOTBE LEASED fob FORTY YEARS. THE Subscribers will lease by .auction, st thotr Koonw, Fort-stroot, on Monday, May 7, at 12 o'clock, THW liKASE KOK A TKRM OS1 FORTY ™f«) *KAUd OV 17 LABG* BUILD iN& ALLOTMENTS, belcK Subdi vision Lot 10. Suction 9, having front airos or from 50 to 137 t, o\ by 130 feet to dlOleot Ui (joj.tt.li. These ftllotraentß are eltnuted nt tbe Jnnotion Oltho Grout North hobi. and tho roads to the Blsngbter House arid Toußonby, immediato-y 6ppo»ito Mr h o iii,oe.'s HotMi and from their mpxtaiiti to the brick works and other Indus trios. Cinnot fall in a Bhott lime to bo in great demand R3 homoa lor working men. Plans and fnrthor information on application 10 ' SAMUEL COOHRANB & SON, ■ r.! i j '! -,< i. b Auctioneers. ' ' : ■. (pODNa'KY.* OAI-TIiB SAX.B& Papakaiß—Wedncafiay, April 25. . • ' ALFRED BT7CKLAND. T H«B : H aTm A R X ET. DALE OF' WOOL! SHEEPSKINS J5 HIDBS AND TALLOW, eswh Tuesday, at IS o'olociT, . _.ii ALFBED BUCKLAND. •iJ--'TUESDAY, APRIL 24, ,;;;.; At 11 oclook, , riIHE subscriber has received instructions I " from Mr Stoorl, of tho Tliameß Hotel, to Bell on tho premloes, A I/ABGK QUANTITY OF Forßilnre, Bedatoada. BadD, Beddinfr, Stoolr. HandßOma Chniadlloers, Tenotian Blinds, Bar Soreen. Matting. Street Lamp, Baa Cooking Stovo. oto S»loPrempto»> as tho Hotel is to bo Re-bnllt. :: .'", Also, The whole of the Windows a-id Frames, as per inßtruotioua Irom the Contractor,



GEOKGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. B. TOHK& B. 0. OJiKB. ' B. D. TOHKP PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, :, B. TONES & CO -iXTHJi sell by auction, in April next, THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY Of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY limited), at HUNTLY, adjoining the TAUPIRI COAL MINES. The Land la now balng laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLO'I MEN TS, and RXJKAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. - At the samo tlmo will bo sold Xflß HOUSES, WiTn ALLOTMENTS Whloh now etand on tho property, Consisting of— S HouEOii cnntftlnlnß four moms oach 1 Boose containing ihroe rooms 1 House containing two lOomß 1 Blaotcemfth's Shop 1 Stable. Terms Easy. Plans rondy Bhortly. i Further particulars may be had of B, TONES & CO., Auctioneers. Insurance /GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. ■ -jr. —____ HEAD OJTICE! PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington The Only Nbw Zealand Life Offick. government security. ": ■ mutual insurance. lowest premiums. The Ordinary Branch Offora an Insurance of £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to "' AN Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in tha INDUSTRIAL BRANCH; Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with or PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. TO PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY. For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Polioles of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance ■within the reach of nearly every man woman, and child in the community, but pro viJes the description of policy and mode of pay most beet Butted to the requirements of each. 8 M. LUCK3E Commissioner T>EDUCXIOW IM.FIKB KATES. HEW ZEALAND IN SURAH Cfl COMPANY. CAPITAL-_....0NK MILLION STERLINGI KIRK BISKS taken on the most LIBERAL TERMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. BKO. P. PIERCE, Manager. '". Medical. ■V-EBTOUS DEBILITY. Dr. &.C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulneas, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death. Premature Old Age caused by over:exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul eence. Each box contains one month's treat ment. 5s a box, or Bis boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prico. ,' WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us tor six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will Bend the purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the money if the treatment doea not effect a euro. Guarantees issued only by ;■'« '-'■ J. P. KING & SONS, Chemists, : • .- Queen-street, Auckland. Hotels. Xj! XCH A N G E HOTEL (Better known as the Barrel Hotel), P A R N B L L. Tha Proprietor has gone to considerable expense In RE-ERECTING THIS HOTEL, which Is Now Open to tho General Public. The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compe tent judges to be Onk of thk Best in Auck land • it is extra well furnished, and contains one of Alcock's Tables (now), at a cost of nearly £200, with the Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, and ia under the ( management of Mr. R. Sukman, for some time Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. Hancock's Sparklingi Ales Always on DRAUGHT .jf^-Tar. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. ■ , r* E^L.L E V U E HoU SH, TAURANG&, NEW ZEALAND.' Bnltea of Booms. Baths, Piano. Stables. Coaoh leaves dully for Hot Lakes and lerraoes. Charges Modbratit. ,::.,(• :..'■; 3. BODBLL, Proprietor,



Land and .Jfflqtata Agenta W"~ OSBO XN E, © Sstato, Land, and Gonoraj Commla lun Anont. SI. Queon-ntroat. AuolUnr.a. BY KUWAIU) A S HOUSE AND ; LAND AGENT. GENKKAL BUdINKSS for Salo; turnover BIlfli°«A' OHI£AU (near Whurfl-Now 0 toomod BOSI^HSa HITH--Ivybnr Pass. Ohonp. OIiKHTINOA-IIoDB.I «-roomal £250 a«d WOO SKAIOKM) KUAH-Honeo (S.onmB).«B00 SHAFIKIjU >i()AL)-UOUBa and 1 .ot, «560 OITY (to Loftool-Corner tinop At a W)OK MOUNT AI.UKUT-Honeo(10rooms. Ssorea MOUNT ALBBKT-Hmie* (12 rooms) o laoroa MOUNT AIjHMUT-Oholoß Building Bltea MOUNT HORN- Homo (7 rooms), I.BOM MOUNT KOKN-Houao (11 rooms , £560 MOUNT KiiKN-Hr-nao (1 rooiHß , <»J0 MOUNT KDKN-ITou-o (7 rooms). 10 oores MOUNT KIIKN- hnp?, ospUM »l"} fttJ, on MOUNT KOKN-Cholcc Unlldlnß Sltoa a ß K»SoS7fln&o%i OW w?T KRSUK-Choloo Uulldlng Sltoa «i)KN TKRfIACK-nonso (8 roomn). large;tot FABMEI ftiTmmilton, Cambridge. Pnkorlmu, Whata v. hats, Kaiparn. &o. WANTBD, Small Houoea near Qneon-atreot to Pnrohase or Rnnt



William G tvuiLiyEK1 HOUBH!, TiAMO, BBTATR, AND ! COMMISSION AOKNT, DKAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPtI, PLANS. &0., COMPILHD. (COOMBKBS CIIAMUItES. PC, QUSntJ-STnBBT, Auckland.) W.G. boRB to notify his frlondn and tho nubllo canorally that ho lias removed to »ha abovo promlEOs, whero ho hopes, by strio: attontlon to tho requirements of lilh oilontu. to morit auppori. From bU larue kuowlodßO ot PonßOnby Pro uertlea. ho is in a position aeoond to none to deal with partios buying or soiling In that Qifl trlot. Inapeotlon of my list vesiootfally Invltofl. ' A ready Bale for Chea" Housoa und Allotments NO SAL.X NO CHAKQK. , Along list ot Couutry Properties open to in. apeotion. Inanranoea effoottd at Lowest Rates. Remember tho Addroßß— COOMBKb1 OHAMBKR3, QUEKN-STRBKT.



F. J. MOSS. IW. F. O SULLIVAN Fa Jo MOSS & CO., HOUSB. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SnOBTLASD-BTRKST, '.j Intonflins Buyers aro respeottolly Invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Mono; to Lend at Current Kates of intoroa ri HA S, -y^ 1 LIxAM SO N, house, land, and mnancial agent, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Bankers i~Na«on&l Bank ot New Zealandi RHNTS &nd INTKRfI T Colleotea. MONBY Invested to rV^P'tallsts on nrrt^lftM loourlties. TrrrHOUT 0' res. Sat pcs oenl ■llowckl on deposits untiiVnveßtca, MORTGAGES and LOANB Ne«oU«ted. SHARKS Bought or Bold to order. BBTATKS Manatted for Abseoteeti ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses BnUt oa the Weekly Payment System. • BUILDINB ALIiOTMBNTS *OR BAXM , XI PBS TOO* 1— !, Bootl&nd-street. 80/ West-street, 30/ Inkerman-Btreßt ( tt) Hepbnrn-streßt. 80/ Bond-street, 16/ Llgar Place, M/ Argyle-etreet, 16s Richmond Road, £3 Bereaford-Btreet, 90/ Oook-atreot. iBIO Perolval Parade, 46' Wharf Koad, 20/ Reclamation, fIS Mount Kden lload, £1 Howe-atroet, 80/ Kyber f>sa' J^?n IOB HaoSte»»-fltree», 15/ Valley Road. 10s Norlbcote. 10) Brltthtoa KoaC, 40/ And In vm-louu ottet atreaia »s tew rates.



JtA{\{\{\ TO L3ND, lnGuma oi J319 &ad up- ZSQiVvV W arflß. on scod jocuritiea. SUBURBAN HOTKL for Salt", obont 7 mllfß from Auoklond, on 1 ntn thoroughfsre, with saveral aoroa ot lunci * Jolninu. Chtaco icr brewer or oapltallot /IHAPKLrSTKKKT—T.vo Houßes for Saloon \j deferrod payments. Capital ohanoo for handy man or working carpenter. rnWO BRICK SHOl Js for f ale In tho Centre X of the Uity. Quite Kow. Eioallent posi tion for business. , , PONSONBY.— Flve-roompd Honso for Sale in Clarenoo-street; wtU flnlshed; good frden. Price C3OO. „ TKANKLIN KOAD—Now G-rocmed House for Sale, at £450; city water; or to Let, at 20a weekly. PABNEIiL-Slx-roomod House (now) for S»le in Kutiand-street; pleasant view of har bour. P/lce. £323. Kasy terms of payment. WELLINGTON-STRKE 1 — 9 roomed House for Salo. with 2 lame allotments, front garden. Price £150. riOUNTKY STOnffi for Sals, with 8-roomed Kj House, Stable. Cow-shed, Fowl-honße. Pig gery. Five acres in crop and orohard. Or to Let at 25s weakly. , ATOKTHCOTK—AIIotments: two fine Corner iM Allotments for Hale, five minntos walk from Ist wharf. £30 each. KOSKBaNK KSTATtt.-Neariy Four Acrts for Sale, on main road to Aocsiand; level land, fenced, in grass; H miles from Auckland. AUo, 22 acres, water frontuuo. HOUSK at Mount Eden with about two acres ground, having a main frontage of 417 ft.) orchard, g&raen. cow-ahed. pigsty, fowlhouee, etc Price. £(i"5. Kasy toraaa. i»nKA—NEWTON—Four-roomed House and *a(JU workahoD for sale, wltn good garden. DUBUN-STRKKT, Newton—Very comfort able Houße for Sale (new), near Post and Telegraph Offices, on doforrod piymontß. BKRa3IfyKU-sTKKK f-»ew ana very con venient Cottsge for Sale, near Congrego tlonal Church, On easy terms. HAMILTON (Waikato)—Honae and aora of ground for salo, two minntos walk from Bank of New ZoaUiid for £95. Lot 321. WAIKIEKIK-Klghty Aores at Walklokie for iics. Splendid ohanco for working man. ■WTORTHCOTK — Seven-roomed House, oul il buildings, &0., and SO acres of Land for Sals. Very ohoap. Grand view ot the harbour. AlaOi New 7-rcoaied House and nearly 5 aores. TVEVONPORT, Lako Hood — Heverai rery xJ choloe TlUa Slsoa for Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing (he flneat landscape viown to be found around Auokland. jnKn-A NICK NKW OOTTABH In Now &AOV jon tor Sa i ßi with luge S hed, allot ment 10 z 1001 vor? ohean. WAITEMATARIVKK FRONTAGE.-Lana for Salo at £2 per r.ore, in large or small blocks. Easytermß. ■ j- JIOftK—HOUBK rot Sale In Wllllam-Btree», %i&\i J near gt. Jameß' Churoh. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed.House, bath-room, &0.. price £130. EPSOM-Sentleman'a Villa Residence, eerea roonu, coaoh-houso, ctablicts, &o. £1000, RHMUBRA— in acres, for Sala 1 excellent soli 1 and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD. ParnoU - Blx-roomed Hosbb for sale, auobnsnt 40 x 1001 wfctax laid on. Prloe, £SOO. T}ONSONBT-New Blx-roomed Honse and i Workshop for sale 1 two allotment!!! two trontogea 1 easy terms. "DtjLBMB also For Sale at "Walkomlti, Pare s moremo. Btokoa'a Point, WaltakareU Mahu. rangi, North Shore, Papakpa. Sas. Ateo, ace lilt la New Zealand Herald and WtMu Ntwt,



CHAS. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, VuiCAN LAKE. Conveyances. rtpELEGKAPH LINE OF COACHBS ' LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, KIBKWOOD AND liARB STREET, CAMBIHDQE! Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTEK, iropriotor. W. K. C. begs to return hla sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for the liberal support ho has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, In order to moot the reauirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho la at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES.' which, when completed, will make them second to none in the North ißland. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country Bupplied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful drivers. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Orders by tologram. or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge. December 22,1882. "DOYAITMAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE, The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and! until furthor notice, run to tho following Time table :- Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, i.'i , m. Bookikq Offices i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton Weat; Coleman'o Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Klrk wood and Lako-strcets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, Cambridge. December .1882 ro KLEFHOMfc LI«K Ulf HOY Alt JL MAIL COACHES. ' NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE :— Leave Victoma WnAiur, Devonpokt at IAS and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Schoolhousb at 8.J5 and II **~ and 3 and £«£,*_. Leave Devonfori at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. ■ F. QUICK, Proprietor^ 7p T~M £ T A H L B. Bmhbridge's 'Busses. From Union Bank—7 mlnntoa past tho hour, and 23 minutos to tte honr. From The Three Lampb-20 minutes to tho hour, and every hour. Night Trips vkom Town—J-past 9, J-past 10i and l-past 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach —20 minutes pus* 11, 20 mlnutoß past 2, 20 mlnutea pnet S, 7 nilnntc-R past 6, and S3 minutes to 8. From UHiiLi.r Beach—B.3Cl a.m., Jto 11, Ito



Money. I TNDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT X PKRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY Off AUCKLAND (Corner of Vulcan Lane , and Qukkn-btukkt). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of lutoroat and Profit, PAID-UP SHAKES of «20 eaoh, carrytaß 7 por cent interest (payable half-yoarly) and par ticipating in Surpluß Prollts. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Intorest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 por cent; imd on Deposits for 6 months, C per cent por annum. ' ■ ' ' BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Socloty advancoa on Approvod Frcohold and Loasohold Proporty to tho extent of throo fotirths tho vuluo. liorrowors may pay off part or tho whole of - tliolr Mortxagos at auy timo. llcduood Tablo of Rates and' any furthor priT ticnlars rcnuirod may bo obtained, at tho Sooloty'B ofllces. •' , : , GKOUGK FRASER, ' . llttnagor. ,



M0: N E V T 6" i. ifi «,D ON KUKKHOLD BKUUKITIKB. . J. CHADWICK, , ,j Kauri Gum Urokku and Commission : j AGENT,' I ' 13.'CtiaTOMHOUSK-STRKkT. ,' 1 AUCKLAND" ' , | O H N W~. H A X D lE, LAND, COMMIB9ION, AND K9TATK AGtf.>T, MONJCT? LENT NOTES, HOCBEB, Bills Discounted Dally. Mortgages Negotiated. .: I hisb.strbktl AppgtAw XIU to £1,000. ATICTOKIAN LOAN AKU DISCOUNT V AQKNOY. '■ HIGH-BTBKKT, AUCKLAND : 1.1 t1 POSITK OITY COUNCIL OFffIOES). Manor sdvunoo from £10 to JJIOOO on Penoaal Socurltj, De ds cf Property, Bharoi, &c Repayments can be made In Inatalmonta of Orb Shilling vuu Wees lor eaqh Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to salt borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Orraon Abdrksb I Box BOyAncMana. a UUKLAMD fJSJKMANENT ■JZL 00-OPKKATIVK BUILDINH AND JNVHBTMKNT BOOIKTY, . . , , ; ' 0r»l081— tit, Quubk-rhrbbj^ LOANB granted upon approved soocrlUM Pi Vreehold or Leasehold Propertlea Id sunis of *3fl to £8,000 PTlnolpal and lntoroat bains re payable In Instalments iat the foUowlns R« ddoed RAiaa tot ropaymanl of - each ADO borrowedh- . ■ '<> ■ '■■ ' ■ ■' Bepayments extend-,,., WMt Total amonat "1 ' M •. d. « I. d. Irwui - I 1 010 108 I I J yean Z ~ " T 111 II 0 1 years Z _ 11 I m8 I nyean - - I! Utll I 8 -ear* - - II WII 8 IQyeart . - « I | IM IB » And n the same proportion for imullor or larger loans, DKPOBITB,—The Society raoetra* Money on rißDonlt »« rotes as followa:— Repayable at 7 dayn rotloo, Goer onnt. iuit annnm; repayable !« ds month,, 8 per °<«"j^n^ Qgßl . Baoreti/y. XCHANGE ON NEW YOKK AND LONDON, In sums to suit FOR HALK BY ABNOIiD, HINKB. AND CO.. Corner of Cußtomhonmi and Kort BtreeU. ONEY TO LKND, in large or small Mima, at iinti.il rates Ot lntoroat. CONNKL.I. & COneKR. BoltoltoTß. Vnloan Lane. UJSnY TO LUND ON FEKbONAL SKCUIUTY. Persons borrowinß £5 receive £410a Persona borrowing £10 receive 69 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persona borrowing £30 rccoivo £-15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Inatalmonts. Bills discounted daily. Strlotost secrecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, Illgh-atreot (i doora from Vulcan Lane). MONEY TO LEND, on Keal estate, in Bums of £50 and upwards, at the cur rent rates ot Interest —Apply Wm. a, Coehrane. 25. N. Z., Insiir»»oe Bnlldlogß, or tianiuol Coohrano and t-on. Fort-atroet. ONE? Tv LEND on Mortgage at Flrat-oloßa Freehold Soonrltios. WM. COLKMAN, Solloltor. Cornnr ot Qawen and ahortland-Btreßta. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowest mto o£ interest. — C. Aickin, General Commission I Agent, High street. ! 431 A 000 TO LH.ND on FHEEHOLD *iv) wu SKCURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., Fort-atrect _£• 10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 3W and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short ond-stroet. ONEY TO LEND, in large and small suing, at current rates o( interest. Apply to PKTKR OLIPHANT, _, Solicitor. Hlgh-Btroet. MONEY, 10 LEND, at a moderate rate or Interest.—Applr to JACKSON fe UUSfBLIj. 3 olloltorg. Fort-atreet. Glass and Earthenware.



TDEAD THIS A TO N.G £. FOR A GENUINK OLEAKINIi SALE, ED WA R IV TKWIQ dwa it U JLj kvv i i3i Q CUSTOM-HOUBK-3TBEBT Q ' IS OFFERING pHINi, pLA.SS & ■pARTHKNWABK AT CHEAPHR PRICES THAN KVBR OFFERED IN TBS COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLP. THE TRADB AND GINKBAIi PUBLIC Abb Invited to Inspect. BBHAKB'ABT, DINNBR, AND TEA SETS; WKDDINB AND BIRTHDAY : PRKBBNTB. . &Ci, • he, Sea. EDWARD LEWIS. I CHINA. . ' I THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ■ AeSORTMENr OF CROCKB RY,..CH I NA, M "'■ ■' AND '.' % Q v ■ ;■ 3 £ GLASSWARE, §j to < a IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, p 267, queen-stbebt (hkak market Enetbance), Established 1865. i fancy goods, i r\ LASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE, jgOYLAN & « IMFOBTBRS OF CHINA, GLASS. AND BARTHBNWARB, Bog to Intimate that olnoo removing their Betatl BnaliionH to their New Premises, they have opened o laige assortment of NX W GOODS, Including a groat variety of very oholoo Orna. montß In Dresden and other China,' figured Glass. Kolenoe, Venetian, and otherdeaorlpttona of Ware trom some ot ibe best Kngllsh and Con tinental Houses, an Inspection ot whlou they rospeottully aollolf. ' ' Havlntt aeoertained from niinr rocont visitors that an Impression exlua lv tha mlndß of flomo that Gooda o£ an Expeneive Claas Only are kept by them, thoy wish to Btato that they Import Dlreot from the Manufacturers, Karthenwjre QoaAi) and Glassworo of RVBKY DKBCRIPr TloN.and their prices are bo LOW, tha> tpey are oonvinood a vlalt to their New Shop will nattßfy the public that there 1b no Cheaper Honee In A ucWand. nor anything like Booh n Large taxi Voriod Stock to seloot t orn. Address— 174, QUKBN-3TRBBT, Two Doors Below Mr Kattruj'fl, Draper,



. - Lime &o. Q- round Lime, GROUND UME, FOE SALE, SOU lE-G A T E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ; ROCHE UME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Collars, etc. (next to Btono (inptginij, is un rivalled for durability mid linrd-settinK qualltioa). For tanks find othor wot work 1 Is a flrat-clasa raa|ortal, B, 8K E A N E, ,^o"l E AG X NT, COSTOM-nOUSK-STKKET. / TIAKK NOTICE-Tlmt notwlthatandlnß nil ttant 1h said in fnvour of othor Matja ron(?l Llmeu, thu Htoßdy bnt inpreaslnit domana from all Darts of a iiol;Und nnd Provlnoo. South and Auotrslla, in a suffleiont Runrantdo an tn tho gonnlnonn of L iUliMa.M. IHNNATSTNIC AND CO.'H HYDRAUIiIO I.tUIC. M'or WalLi, Floora and Gurden Haths it Cannot be Hubhwd out. —For olronlara and farther Information apply tit Auoiflaud Branob, Cnalom-houßO-Btropt Wtat. ; ;,, . Bowijag Machines. ; ~-. i ■KaTAULiaiIKU BY SFIIOIJ.L ■ _i^|'Sp ;^^ AI''I?OINTMS!NT Jsdy" .:- ;.".»;lA.=:;.v;V!.,.'Tr. ! .fVu-.u.:» • ..,'•'-•',ji." lw« '.MAOH^Ka. .. TJiaK«i«loat.'!Slmtiloßt. Boat Made, nnd Moat Datable. '.Tfce.pnly aewing ainohino wjuoii J>m never bsen boatou In ooiuiietltlan. Sole Aeents In New Zealand l SH^KESI'EAU AND CO., (Opuotilto tho Murkot.) , ; QUKKS-HXRKET. .



SINGKKS SaWING MaOHINKS Singer 1 Meohlnes Binder's Decisive . Machines Uliißert Decisive Machines BliiKer'b Doolsivo Machine* tiliiKtirt . Denial ye Maoliiuet) platter1' UeoUtva Mwshluoii jßiaoss'e Deolalva MmoUlnaa HlnKor'n Deoltlvo Mttohluee fflnnor'ti Deolelve Maohlnoo SlnKor1!! and ' Maohtueo aimror'B OrorwholmiUK Maohinea Stnßor'a OrerwbelmiDß Miushlooa Blnßor'a Ororwholming Maohlnw SltiKor1!! Ovorwholmlna Msohiuei Slngar"a OvorvvhulmlnH Machines Sinijor'B Orerwholmloa Maohlnet Blr.KOr'n Overwhelming M..chinoa Ulukbt's OvetwhOlmlDß Maohinee Slntcarti Vlotory for the Slnuet Machines Sinner's l V!otor;r Mschlnea BluKor'a Vlotory MHOblnw Slnisor'n Vlotory Machine* SIUKOr'B Vlotory . Moohlne* Slnnor'o Vlotory Msohlnee Slußert Vloiory Moohlnoa Sinner* Victory Maohlnef SlnKex.s . i Vlotory „> ~. MsoWnej 81n«or'ii • . Viotory Mociiinei Blnscr's Vlotory Machine* BJORor'e At Chrlatohoroh Kxhibltlou MnoUnce ntniior v Tiui HlUK't Machlnoe Hliijtot'a Ttielilngei 1 Machlnoi Blnitor'n Xho dinner , Unohlnoc HluKor's The Singei Maohlnot Blneere I'ho ainater Maohlnet Sinner a - The Binder Maohlnet Slngera . . Thu blngor. Maohlnee HlnKor"B TWO Gold Medals Machine* aiuRH/n two Gold MedaU Machine. Slnßert Two Gold Medalß Maohlnoa Mlnffer*i> Two Golrt Medals Maonlnoe Bluffer's l'wo Gold .Meilali Maohlnee 81ng«rM l'wo Gold Modals MaohlnOt Slni;ov''i Two Oold Modala Mnohlncß Blunwr'fl "touting allComiietlion. Maohlnee Slntjora fientlns all Michlnei Blmier'e lioatlng all Maohtnce SluKor'a BoaUnxall Maohlnot BUtßer'n Uontlnu all M&ohlnei Bln«or'B Beatlnit all Maohlnot Btnifor'B Oompetlton Kaohlnea BlnKer-o ' CompeUtors Maohlnee Btnaort OompoUtoro Maehlnee Blnuer/a Compolltori Maomnei Blnßet's Competitors Maohlnee Bluger1!) Boating all Competition, Maohlnee BlUKßr'g Always Kollsblo Maehinet Blekot1* -Mways hcllublo Machine* btak-er's Always Kellsble Machine* btasor'a ■ The sUnger 1b Machine! Sliisor's Tho Singer la - Maohlne* BlX'Krtr'B ThoSlnurrla Kuotanei SUhjoi's Tho riuuplcat and HtsX Machine* Blntor'a 'I'ho Hlmple^t nnil Boh» Maohlnet aintfor's Tho eimplKi and Doat Maoalnw SiDKert ' Always Iteliablo Machtnee aiiiitc'e Alwai s KoUtihlo ■ Maohlnee Slnßor's Always ltoaablo Maohlne* BltiKoi-'e The Sinner is s!aohlno* Bltoßer'a Tho Blncor Is Machine* SlDKer'a Tho ain«er 1b ' Maohlnei BlDKor'a Tho Sliißcr la Maohlnee Bintto.-a Tho Slngor la Maohlnoa Blnser'a Tbo Bliifrer la Mnohlnen Singer's Tho Su^or la 41»chlnee SUißor'a Tiio -inßor la Machine* BliiKOr'e Tho Htngor Is Machines Binned Th«Blnmr la Uneanailed Maohlnee Blnsjor'i; Onaquaiioa M»ahlne« Blßßtir-B UooQaalled , Machlnee Blßijar'e Uneqaalled Machlnee B^>Ker"B Unequalled M(*chlnoe BlnKor'B Unoynalled Maohlnm BiEKor'a Uneqnallea MnohlnM Blnnor'e Unequallod Maohinei Btngofß Uneqnallod Maohlnee BlPdort Unequalled Machine* blßHor's Unoqnailed Maohlnet Btnßor'a Unequallod la tho world. Maohinea Blpifcrt Larßoat Sale Machines BUißor's Larxest Sale Maohinos BtaKor'a largoat Bale Maoh noe Hlliiwr'e largest Saio Maohinos BUißer'a Largest 3alo Maohinea Sfiigor'n Lartteat Bftlo MaohlnM Sljißor's Laraeßt Sala Maohlnee Stnßor'a LurßCst Sale Machines Btngor'B Largest Sale .^J 110!. 1! 1101 SlbKar'tt Largest 3ale Maonlnoe Blnßor'B in tbo World. Maohinos Stauort Js Bd per WeeK , Maohlnee Sta. or'a 2» 6d per Wook Maohlnot Btnßor'fl 2a 6d per Week Maohlnoe fctaKer-e Ss 6d per Week Maohinea t-taßor'e 2a (3d per Week Maohlnee Stnger'e 2a 6d per Week Machines BtaKWB toOdDerWeak Muhlnea Kinuofs &> 6d per Week Maonlnoe Slnmer'a 2s 6d per Week Uaohlnes Bli'Kur'i "~" 1 Maohlnot Blnßer'B BBAHOH ' Machine! Blnnor'fl ' Machines BUiger'a Ml. Qneea-Btreet s Maohlnee s-lnxert 281, Quoon-atreel Maohlnee Slnaoi-'s 281. Uuoon-BtroeJ Maohlnoe ainSer's «B. Queonwitreet Maohlne* Blnsers Ml, Qaoen-street MsoMnoe BlnßePs ISI. Qneen-etreet Maahlnee Bintcer'e Ml. Qaeen-etreet Maohlnoe Blnger'n 261, Queen-streot M«ohlnea Blnser's Auckland Maohinee Binder's Auckland Maohlnoe Blnßert Anokland Maohlnee Binder's Auckland Maohinea BlDgert Aaokltvnd Maohlnes Slneor'n Auokiand I Machines Sln K ern urn Auckland. Machlnco Btußor'B Maohinee ISINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES.



w. c. d "* »-■ I'HB GKKAT ; K&WING MACHINE IMPOKTBH, HAM JUBT BKOHIVBD i; L*>«e Shipment of the Ch&llenaa Munhbia the Wml.l— JXHS WHira CO.'B BBWIKG MACHIKS, Tha Most Silent ' The Cheapest The Most Hnpld Tbe Highest Asm The Most Simple The Laotest TaDlo The Most Kasy to Work Tbo Beat Coyer The Mont Durable The Slmploat Shutslß Th» Mos* Elegant she NoaiaM r-Mtch ■ ; rasAßLa iaiAcsmsa itom £6 io», IKB UEfl'f BBWiafl KACHIHB3 «VBB IBAtB, Vtlon Oi HAND MAOHBIKB, £S 10«, AIBC, 4tW&«IJ OH H4KD- Bcnnlno Bingot Bolster jatt Ko mai Warthelm Btannnra , HowaCompwiyi Wheolto;m« Wllbob Brovernna BUtort Jones's ABO UonuMUo AndoUiergooamami i ;.. r.j ~ ,| , ' JTBOM . .-, ■ ■..-. , i . aa, d, n» fml 2Si 6d, «c Wbmi I1 j ' - AH. KAOBIHIIS eUAEAMIBBB, .... •fffisse MaehlaMi i»nb«siia(l of mr JUjtintsi- N. MoLeanandCa. Plouoer Stow, Whnn>?tir6l Ttioinas Wells, Cambridge I WUltem Bkoveno oh (jruehnn««i E. Wayte, HsmUton)" PmrDoU anfl Boylan. Glaborne | Bcenmiuj ftnfl Co., TBaranga »na at other places, mHX Q.R KAX jy*POT, QUKEN-STRKKT. COODLIN'S COACH •■T onehunga- ' AnoKlana -8.80a.m. • i . I| nOS, n 9.80 D.m t<3o P.«n. Satnraair Ntaht-



Drapery and Olothinur. | ■ ■ ...... •' .i ' .•■■:,! ,'■. SAMUEL ./YoOMBES ..AO. Being aetormlcad to olaw out the Kntire Stool , •. , ;.,/ ..•;,. , PIT. ...If : ■; .-, ,: ;;■■■.•'■. ....;:., U" «|« QoSGRAVE &, pQ.i i . h '.. '71. '~'/ "i.-'.' , '.. ■ : : '.: • - Have raado Buoh •i ~.' 11 ; , ■ FORTHKR REDUCTIONS , ■- r y ,'"■ AawUioffoot •■;.:' '. >; ,. AN IMMBDIAXK GLEAKANCB. Fob One Month .': 1 .: 1 ; - ; ... ■ This Is an opportanity vjhloh Largo Bo;f we and Btatokeepers should avail thomsolTßS of. aa the Goods in muy.deMrtmonta are marked at ONE THIRD THEIR COST PRICE.



WK GALL BI'KOIAL AITKNTION TO TH« AUTUMN AND WINTER BTOCK . 03DEI18D BT J. COSGKAVB & CO., AMD IT CONBIBTB Of SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, DKEBS MATERIALS. Also. OA 0 A SB B «" OAO X 8 ■ t ■■ ■■' ' :"" "".' ' ■ of'": .■':."■' DULMANS, JACKETS. ULSTERS, UNDBKCLOTHIfiG, &a, Among wWeh an some of the BloboM Article! era Imported to AuekUnd. Thoy wIU be Sold at Prlooa that Customers fflli effects SAVING Ot 10/ IN THE* FOR ONE MONTH, I , •. .: • :"'",..'■ ... • •' ■■<;■ '. ■. : ■■ ~ BY , Samubl Cqombbs & Co., ON THB PRBMISHB HTJtXY OCCUPIED BY J. CoSQRAVK & Co.



I« frospeotußt nnKOBV E G T U S / Jt OF THE I AUCiaAKD SHImNG COMPANY, \ . . LIM.TED, ■ CAPITAL ...•., .. ...,£150,000, In 30.000 Sharc3 of £s tfaoh. I Tho Capital to 'bY called up as follows: 5s per I Bhare on application, 5s per sharo on allotment, sa; per sharo at intervals of three months, as required, until £3 por uharo is paid up. Provisional DmKCTORS: Anderson, H. E., Esq. Morton, 11. 8., Esq. - Aiokln, Gravos, Esq. Mitcholeon, IS., M<l-< Bdrbor,H.P., Kaq. M.ILR. ' ■_' Carr, 11. O , Esq. McKenziey D. H.. Esq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. Masofleld, T. T., Esq. Crflig.Joa.. EsqJ ' : Nathan, A. H.i'Esq. Dowar, A,, Esq. Owen, G. W., Ksq., Qeddcs, J. M., Ksq. ' Porter, A., Esq. Hardy, J., Esq. Stono, O. J., Ksq. Hulino, Goo., Esq. Stono, C. 8., Esq. Harper. Geo;, Esq. Tonka, 8., Ksq. Hull, W. F,, Esq. Wjlson, J. L., Esq. j '■' ' '■ ' BnbKEns: ■ . Brokers' Association. ''I i.,,: .Manaqinci DmECTon: ~. ~-,- -f I.' " C, B. Stono, Ksq. j "' Sechktaky, i-ko tern.: : ; , ; ' ■'~.• J, C. Bprgor, ~-.'■■" , ,'■',: I J -U.l-- ■• ■ - ;_ ■ -'■ Tiik object o£ this Company 13 to provido ton ' nage suitablo to tho growing trade of the Port of Auckland, sd that tho importa and exports of our city may bo as much as possible carried in LOCAfxY-OWNiso vksski.s, and tho shipping business qurrled on by, arcr«m-V LQCUACOJii- PANT. Thff.ratoa of froiglits current in.thircolony Comparo most favourably with thoso rullnß:in neighbouring colonies, and aro, as a rule, 8 ilHciontly rcaintnarativp to loavo a good profit, trading hohcobi'thbr foi'ejsh or'lulc'rcolorilal. ■ThQacUnoWledfirod ddily linorcasiiiK oommer cliil Importance of Auckland la a souroo of Kratificft'tlon,- aid 'tho' shippinpr'-trade, undct BkilfulmnnaHemont and with sufficient capital, would inieot with Bpoorty.'ami great develop ■mont with many parts of iho.WbrJd with which Jvo arc at proaont not In abSoliitoly dlroot cota 'munlcation. ' :. " Tho objoct of this Company, is to prpyido ves eels to trade in tho directions already opened; and othera whiph, may iroui.time to titno offer inducQmonts, ' , Therd is'ainplo room for a well-oiganlscd now line between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with New-York, and with some of the larger centres of Continental European trade. Of course,' the' law and increasing oxport or bulk and sawn timber will form an Important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, ■&e.. being e-h ready established, oould oanily bo continued with regularity, whilst tho Nowcastlo and Groy^ mouth coal trades should be also provided for. Thiro is a vast flold in prospootlve for a good ttaia with Amorica, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Caloutta,1 tho Cape, Noumea; and numerous foreign ports, with some of which, oven at.tb.c present moment, a profitable diroot trade is being oarriod on in a desultory manner, and wbloii would find support from tho now'in, -diißtries lately established hero and iv prospeo tive establishment. ~,".1., Tho Conipany do not ; proposo to limit them' solves to running their own vessels, but will from time'to' tlmo chartor vessels when re quired, .in the event of their* own not being lmmediatoly available ; . :. ■ , Messrs'-Slodo, Brothers, who havo for some time carriod on a good Bhipping business, and who havo now fairly started anew London line, possess tho nucleus o£ .0 Hoot suitable for com mencing operations, and arrangements have been made to tako over their vessels and the good-will of their shipping business for tho sum of thirty thousand .six hundred and fifty pounds (£30,650), they taking half tho amount in Com' pany'a shares. Their fleet, consisting of i vessels, with aggregate tonnage 0f'2612 tons, should be augmented as Boon as possible, so that the- business may be oxtonded witboul dolay, especially the London and American Tho ser'vlcos of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho stall" at present under his control, who aro oxporloncod in this lino of business, havo been secured to take offleo undo: tho now Company. . -■■, It is furthor proposed that the working ex penses should bo conducted on strictly economi cal principles, tho expense of ■ agoncies and branches to bo defrayed out of commissions or, tho actual freight? ourncd by those branches. The proposod capital ia set down at £150,000, but »s only a small portion Is required at present for tho purchuso of tho existing fleet and cor tingent expenses, funlror capital will not bo cal'cd up until vessels euitablo for tho London and other tradeß m»y olfar for sale atreasonable lirices, until which time it is proposed to charter vessels as required to supplement tho present It is proposod to invite all Auckland business men and all who may havo any interest in tho trade of our port to tako Shares in this local Company, and to give tho undertaking ovory possible support. Tho Company would thus bu in a uioasuro self-supporting, and strong enough to compeio most successfully with any outsido or foreigu company or foreign shipping. Tho Company could then not fall to bo a oroditto our port and a moat lucrative Investment to Shareholders. The promoters having every confldenco in tho Buceoes of tho undertaking, now appeal to tho public to insure It by subsoribing freely for Shares. LIST OF VESSELS. R^er. Laira, Iron Bfirquo .. .. .. .. JB2 Alcestls, Iron Uarquo 393 Stanley, Wooden li'igantino .. .. 30l Parnell. Wooilen lirigantino .. .. 313 Caborfcldh. Woodcnßarquo .. .. 3:i3 Peerless, Wooden Riigamlno .. .. 202 Bella Mary, Wooden Barriuo .. .. 211 Knergy, wooden 3-mastcd Schooner .. ISS ■• 2812 An extract from tho books of Messrs. Siono Bros, shows that seven vessels of the vaHiu ot £25,000 yielded nn iivcrngo monthly prolk of £430, equal to £8380 per annum, exclusive of charga for insurance on hulls. Theso llguros sorvo to show that with alargcr fleet, extended business, ami nioro capital, sub stantial dividends may conlldontly bo" antici pate. ■ -..



Ironmonirerv. pHKAI- OABDWAKB DOUSS. M«, QU4BN.STRUT J. *" ' J'' D IOKBt, HAVK FORSALB-i ROW AT'S 'ANUCAPTNIO H.AMPS itso, mx BOUMKBS, FOMT3, GLOBIB, AMD WtKIO And ■ Great YarleW oi Ohlmnlw, BODOIB'B LDOSWOOD'B, AND WIPIAM TABI.B AND FOOXKTEBT. JOHMSOM'B O«LKBKAXKD SOTSBORS OLARKfI BOCfcKKS HAUOKPANB, 80. GBirriTß's PATBirr Tba akd fJof«k FOXB, STAMPBD XIHNIUI MBAX AMD PIS DISHKS, BASINS AND MIUC PAHB (ftl! ■IMI), BUOKKI'S, TOTS, PAIM, AND OVMNB, BBOOMB, BOBDBBEBS, WEISKB, Ac aAiu, Cloth, and HAIL Beubh*3, •ABK'B, BLACKS, AHD LYNDON'S fIPAUKB AND OIGGING SABDBN HOKS, KAKKS. ANU TKOWKLB. AOOOES, PIiAMSB, HAMMKKB, BBAOWS, . TWBfi! AND PiTBOT aiTH (»U BIWW. . J LOOKS HlfiOßfl, NAILS, AND BBA83WAB«, .. Saorr'a Gknuinb Wqitk Lead, BAW AHD ISOII.SU LINSBKD gOHi '■■:■.• /./-..;:, V' -~".. '-v'^r.;! |i< !OJJ,t!jl;i! jit OTVB PKR P9NT. Ul^botfJOE AiUmea to Oanlv Purotia«eH on *U Bali» •m unttna lo Sto. ana opwsrfl Learo Arch HUI- Wt*m •B.soam mm UOpm tp;m 'I 1 4.15pm Mipm, liearo National Banlc- P«m *lO.llam ' U,lilim Ufpm l.Upm l.fpm MOpm • moept Tneodan and Ihnmflan. when Uu Jrom Anoklana and 10.80 bromAßylnm fiUßOfofadttqmttuswiuKii.:.. ,