AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

A SHOCKING CHARGE,

Two women, Joanne Monichon aud Eliza beth Taylor, charged with conspiriog to procure the nb 1 tion of a young girl named CelcaiinaFlio ,at liiehmond;Jwere placed iv the dock at me Melbourne Police Court recently, charged with the offence, Mr Chomley opened the case on behalf of the prosecution, afier which the following evidence was taken : —

Celestioa Ffr.st deposed that she reside 1 with her father, Joseph Ffrost, a school teacher, at Pradrau. She first became acquainted with the accused, Mrs Moni *cho-'i, who was staying at her father's house at Cob.r, mat Lancehe'.d, ahout two years and a half ago. Mis Monichon remained lor h week an inmate of witness's home, aud nfterwatdsi left for Melbourne. Wit ness next met Mrs Mouichon aoout four mouths ago at her father's house at Prahan. Wituess's sister also lesided there, aud Mrs Monichon and hei child on that occa sion lemaiiied six weeks at the Ffrosts' home. Whilst staying there, Mis Monichon introduced a friend, a young tuan about 27 years of age, to witness, 'ie only visited her twice afterwards. A criminal intimacy took place between the young man and witness, the rtsult of whicli was that she discovered herself to be enceinte ahout the beginning of December. Mrs Monichon, at the termination of her visit to the Efiosts', went to reside at Wangaratta-street, Richmond. When wit ness di.-covered her condition she visited Mrs Monichon at her home, and having in formed her of what had happened, asked for her help. Mrs Monichon heard htr story, and promised to take her to a Mrs Taylor, who would bring on a miscarriage for her. She added, in reply to witness's queries, that the operation would be quite a simple one, and not dangerous. In reply to a question as to who Mis Taj lor was, Mis Monichon described her as being identical with a woman whom witness had seen nu'Sing Mrs Moni chon at her house when unwell. Subse quently the accused (Mrs Monichon) ad mitted having had abortion procured her s If by Mrs 'Taylor on the occasion referred to. Mrs Monichon informed witness that tho defendant Taylor was then out on bail, and that if the operation was to be per formed it must be done soon. She added that everything was arranged for the fol lowing '1 uesday, and that £10 was the sum which would be required to be paid to Mrs Taylor. Witness said she had not got the money, aod Mrs Monichon said Bhe would ask it from a friend for her as a loan, which could be repaid to Mrs Moni chon by witness as she was able. . n the Saturday following witness received an envelope containing £10 from a boy at ihe end of G rat tan-street, Prabran. Sue had never seen the boy before or since. Witness then went home, aud on the succeeding Tuesday she visited Mrs Taylor af; the address given to her by j Mrs Monichon. Witness .saw Mrs Taylor, and asked her to do something for her. Mr_ Taylor replied that she was afraid on Mrs Mo'nichon's account, as she (Mrs Monichon) was very excitable, and had brought her husband there two or three times. After some persuasion Mts Taylor consented to do what witness required on the following morning. Witness went according to ap pointment on that date, and was shown into a darkened room at the rear ef the house. Mrs Taylor placed her on the bed, and gave her a gla°s of brandy to drink, MrsTaylor then did something to witness, and she became stupid, and remem bered nothing more nntil she found herself standing on the floor. About ten minutes afterwards Mrs Taylor's daughter came iuto the room, and announced that Mrs Monichon had arrived in company with some gentleman in a cab. The door was then locked by Mrs Taylor, who passed some articles which appeared like instru ments through the window into the jard, where they were received by her daughter. Witness then heatd hsr father calling to her by name from tbe passage, and trying t) force open the doer of the room. Mrs Taylor eventually opened the door and Mr Ff.ost entered the room and dragged wit ness ou', and placed her in a cab. 'ihey then drove to the detective office, anil thenco to the City Police Court. After ar riving home witucss lost a groat quantity of blood, and felt very unwell On the Monday following she wis taken by her father to- visit Dr. Balls- Headley.—Cross examined : Witness did not speak of her pregnancy to her sister or to anyone else hut Mrs Monichon, Mrs Monichon, introduced the young man re ferred to, whose name was Wilson, to wit ness at her father's house. She never saw him but at her own home, and there only three or four times. He was the first young man with whom her name had been asso ciated. She never told any person that she had been seduced by another roan twelve months ago, The £10 referred to was given to her in the street by a boy who asked her name. She was aware that Mrs Monichon was poor, and. not likely to give £10 away. After other evidence had been heard, the further hearing of the case was adjourned.

Rabbits in Australia.

The stock inspector of New South Wales, in a report on the rabbit peat, says :—ln this Colony already, the owners of three or four stations havo spent £3000, others up to £2000, and other sums ranging from £1000 downwards, and 1 am sorry to say, with generally comparatively little permanent effect. A great many of the owners in the infested country are now keeping men employed all the year round searching for and destroying rabbits. On some stations as many as 30 hands have been employed at this work at one time, on others '25, on others 20, 15, 12, and 10, accom panied by drajs, teams, and packs of dogs. Ihe rabbits have ruined many owners in all the colonies in which they have obtained a footing, while tho amount spent in fighting the pest and loss through their destroying the pasture and crops is enormous, Ou one property alone (the Mtssrs Robertson's, of Colac), about £40,000 was laid out in clear ing it of rabbits, and putting a Btone wall three feet deep in the ground round it j and other owners, also in the Western districts of Victoria, with properties of 8000, 10,000, .15,000, 20,000, and 30,000 acres, are spending annually sums vary ing from £1000 to £3000 in merely keeping the rabbits down; while in the Wimmera district, so far as the Crown lands are con> cerned, it may bo said that the rabbits have to a large extent taken possession ot the country ; for runs that one time carried 50,000 sheep do not now keep 5000. In fact, it is stated by those whose opinion is to be 1 died upon, that the rabbit pest has already cost Victoria between £4,000,000 and £5,000,000 sterling, and it is still spreading there, and will, If not speedily cheeked, soon be all over the colony, the amount mentioned is nothing to what the I pest will ultimately cost that colony.

Extraordinary Scene in a Court. Last month in Sydney a most dastardly and ruffianly attempt to commit a criminal assault was made upon a young married woman, whose husband was away at work at the time. A desperate struggle took place, the woman screaming for help, and tbe assailant trying to stifle her cries. In this endeavour he used the most brutal violence, and the unfortunate woman was soon reduced to a state of helplessness. Sho would undoubtedly have fallen a victim to the brutal lust of the fellow had it not been for her little boy, vtho ran ont of the house and alarmed the neighbours, saying that a man "had killed his mamma." Xhey at once rushed into the house, when they found the unfortunate woman half strangled, and bearing marks on her face and her body of a most desperate straggle. The man was soon secured, and handed over to the police. He was brought up at the Mowtown Police Court charged with attempting to commit a capital offence, and a'ter the evidence of the prosecutrix and others had been given, was fully com mitted to take his trial. While the case was proceeding, an extraordinary scene took place in Court. One of the witnesses for the prosecution was in the box giving evidence, when the husband of the prose cutrix suddenly sprang up from where he was sitting, and crying aloud «'My God, I cant a* and this any longer," made a tush towards tho prisoner, and struck him a terrible blow in the face, which-felled him like a bullock. The police at once inter f red, but it was as much as they could do to separa'e the two men.. Jhe prisoners name is Elliott.

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AUCKLAND RIFLE ASSO CIATION.

Tbe annual meeting of the Auckland Eifi Association was held in the d.il_. s |.B_ ul ■' evening, Lieutenant Connelly pS^ . The report and statement of a ,,„ ID«< having been dealt with at a nw'** ' meeting, the e'ect'on of officers C,» Us ' V: ceeded with. The result was as f 0 H 0 VB P °* President, Mr J. C Firth j Vice-P fes il "* Major Morrow and Mr J, M Clark. qatß' tary, Mr J. B. Fairs; Treasurer M,o.' Pirie; Committee—Lieutenant C™ „,ot Messrs K. Cooper, White, J w lW& Buchanan and 3n>ith. It wa^ al<o aml] that the committee should revise the 1 to be considered at a special aeetin.! . *■ iortmght hence, and that the entrant t a '■"■',-" be 7s 0d for ordinary and 10s for hono, c members, subscriptions to be paw_l_iP Ist March, members joining after that 1 b°u& 2a 6d ext™. This concluded (he *

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ONEHUNGA.

The annual meeting of the abovo congrega. tion was held in the church on Wednesday' ■ evening last, Key. James Bmce ia ,h chair. Mr Dunwoodie, Elder, on behalf I the Kirk-se^sion ana Manager-court .«.„ the annual report, which was very pi, couragingj the attendance, at both Ch.rt: and Sabbath-school, being on the whni satisfactory,-Mr Stevenson, Treasurp, * submitted the annunl balance-sheet whit' along with the secretary's report SI adopted. Ihe total income amount.-!'. ■■ £281 13s 3d, showiDg an increase 011 ' ordinary Sabbath collection for the vm '" 1882 of about £30. Several improTenistif. on Church property havebeenmadeand.J for, while the debt on the ManseliasC' reduced by £60. Special votes of th___, were accorded to Mr Stevenson and thi*' choir, Mr Whyte, and the cabb.th Sctad " teachers, Mr Dunwoodie, aud all who b'Jl ; contributed to the prosperity of the con gregalion ; also to the Revs. G. B, Monro"V R. F. Macnicol, and all friends who S m plied ihe pulpit during the time Mr Bra™ '■ ■ was unable to preach. Xhe chairman an. nonnced that the gentlemen elected a. members in room of the three who retir! annual y are—Messrs Joseph Hastie, Bo!i Wallace, aud James Carr," after which tt-I meeting was concluded with sin.intr 'M the benediction. h h M?

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Tax Council met last evening at the __'_| hour. Present: His Worship the Mayon Councillors Barber, Herbert, Daviei*' Mullins, Pollard, Hood, McConneil __i Winks. A permit was granted lo Mr Tomlinnon (0■ ■ erect a temporary fence in front of his oe»* buildings, Manakau-road.-It was re_olv_dV to adhere to the original plan of the drainage near Mr Keals property, and that Messrs D. Hay and J. Boyle be appoitiW viewers to report to the Council.—Th? m spectorofNuisancesreportedthataqnautity of putrid meat was lying on the premise's«"- Mr George, butcher. The Inspector was ia. instructed to give immediate notice remove the nuisance. — Captain ilfiS| called attention to the fact .hut there were eeven cases of typhoid fever in the neis_<" bourhood of St. Stephen's Road, os. ijs which had terminated fatally,-TheMajor ? in reply to councillors, stated that the' Health Offioer was to report on Monday.- Cr Mullins remarked that j Ctpiaia, Thomas was in error to some es.. tent. A young man brought from thr Islands had died, and that was set downs. typhoid fever.—Cr Wiuks moved that tbe decision of the Council re the ofler oi lie Governors of the Auckland College to allow a toad to be made from Portlar,.. street to Alpha Road, be revoked, a.: their offer -accepted ia terms of rejoin, tion propo ed at the last meeting m A petition fiom a number of ratepayer., ia favour of the road, was read. After soma discussion the resolution was carried on the casting vote of the Mayor. Councillors Pollard and Mullins recotded their protest ■• against the decision. This was all the business.

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"Auctionsi TO-MORROW, PUKE X 0 H E YARDS, THE undersigned will hold thoir usual Monthly Salo on Wednesday noxt. of CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &C. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATDiDAY; FEBRUARY IT. WAIUKUYARDS. rHE uudersisned will hold their usual Monthly Sale of CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &C. HUNTER & NOLAN. "POSTPONEMENT OF SVLF, Tho Stock, etc., advertised For Salo oi Account of Mr Abel, is INDEFINITEL". POSTPONED. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15. THK REMUERA YARDS. B/IOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, oi .«? Thursday next, February 16, 8 Two-tooth Linooln Rams, bred by W Mtddleton 8 Two-tooth Linooln Rams, bred by Mr 8 S Two-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Messn IS Grey-facod Rams, bred by Messrs Douglai AND 800 Long-woollcd Maidon Ewes ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. TUB REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, oi Thursday noxt, lSthFeb, 160 Head Well-fatted Cattle 600 Fat Sneep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Est and Store Pigs FOR PRIVATE SALE. Oolswold and Shropshire Down Bams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. f^OUNTKY CATTLE SALES Pokono-Monday, February 19 Drury-Wednesday, February Ul Papakura—Wednesday, February 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday at It o'olook. ! ALFRED BUCKLAND. W. 8. GOCHBANB JAS, DAORI TO-MORROW, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP FITTINGS. AT GREY-SXREET. THE Subscribers have received instruc tlons from Mr T. P. Richmond to sell, oi his premises, Grey-stroet, on Wednesday, Utt inst,, at 11 o'olook, J HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting ol -Couch and six Chairs, hair covered: Ronnd Table. Kocklng Chair, Lustreß Curtains, Fenders, Matting, Oilcloth, Iron Bedsteads. Mattrassos, Mirrors, Washstands and Ware. Dressing Tables. Kitchen Utensils, Preserving Pan, Meat -ate, Sco. SHOP FITTINGS, consisting of—Counter, Glass Cases, Scales and Weights, Grooeries, Gas Fittings, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE ] UAMIB DACBB. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Avenue Road, Parnell. I_L~*T_iises, near Avenue Roa_T<betweeh"the properties of Messrs Kissling and Walker), on Thursday, 15th instant, at U o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Conches, Gilt Mirror, Curtains, Fender and Irons, Carpets, Whatnot, Dining Table, Hair-seated Couch, Dumb Walter, Linoleum, Lamps, Sewing Machine, Dinnerware, Handsome Rimu Bedstead, Bedsteads, Hair Mattrasses, Pillows, Chests Drawors, Washstands and Ware, Wardrobe, Shower Bath, Kitchen Uten sils, Clock, &c. LAWN MOWER. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, (,*■ r Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHRANE] [JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. By Order of tho Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School. THE LEASH FOE A TERM OF 40 YEARS OF ** i 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET. 10 ALLOTMENTS IN CHAPEL STREET. FOR 21 YEARS, i§ 10 ALLOTMENTS, NEW NORTH ROAD. IS rfIHE subscribers will offer for Lease by "m I Auction, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 19th February, at 12 o clook, FOB A TERM OF 40 YEARS— I -IA ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of j *v abont 28 feet eaoh to Hobson-street, all present Buildings to be removed in ; 1 twelve months from day of sale. I —IA ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of i -lv about 28 feet each to Chapel-street. All the Buildings on these lots will be sold and removed before lßt February, 1883. One-third of the valuo of Buildings at termina tion of Lease will be paid to the Lessees or their Assigns. The above are subdivisions of Lots 14,15,16, 17, and 18 of Sec. 22, City of Auokland, and are well-situated, being near to junctions of Hobson and Chapel-streets with Victoria-Btreet. FOB A TERM OF 21 TEARS— ; 1A LOTS, fronting New North Road, being i AU Sub-sections 21,25,26,27,28, 29, and part 30, 38, 39, 40, 41, and part 42. For plans and fnrthor particulars apply to ! SAMUEL COCHRANE & 80N, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, . ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. -'-.-:■ W. DOW DE N I jfB'AS received instructions to sell by jj itp auction, on tho Promises, next to Mr Logan's, boat builder, Devonport, on Thursday [next, at 11 o'olook, :j THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Table?, Chairs, Clook. Carpets, Matting. ! Chests Drawers. Bedsteads, Cooking ! Utensils, &c„ &c„ &c. I TO-MORROW. CO LEATHER. MERCHANTS, MANU- J FACTUREKS, AND OTHERS. ft' GABRIEL LEWIS I kl7 ILL sell at his Rooms, on the above I W date, at 11 o'olook, I j g CASES FRENCH and ENGLISH CALF H ! EAST INDIA KD? j jj g TRUNKS OF BOOT UPPERS , I —| OASE OF ELASriC WEBB ilj A Very superior. Terms at Sale. IXHUBSDAY, NOON. SYMONDS-feTREET. 'iano, Household Furnltnreland EiTeotß,Spring Cart. Horse, and HameßS, Balanoe of Stook Fancy Gco-s. Toys, BookF, &o. IR, ARTHUR, O'AS been favoured with instructions □L from Mr F.IH. Oayward. wholsalxitt to o South, to Bell by auction, at bis plage ot nslneßS and residence, Symonds-Btreet, owner I KBBt-Btrset, on Teubsdav next, at 12 o'clock bon. his Household Forniture and Effeota. in lano, Glass. Chita, and Earthenware, Kit ill ion Utenßils. a good Spring Cart, Horse, and U Arnesa. also the Balance of Stook of Fancy . oods, Toys, Boobs-it large number of Novell,



Auction?. 1 TO-MORROW. 1 I I .STIRLING WORTH. Btirlingworth. ITikutaia Jjand Sale. 1 BUSINESS SITES. j , ' FARMS FROM FIVE ACRES TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. 1 Rloh, Well-arassed, Alluvial Klata, Good Roads, Sohool, Hotel, Stores, &0., j v on tho Estate. I ; I _ WILL BE HffLD AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, GRAHAMS TOWN, THAMES, ON a TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH, ). At '2 p.m. « Lithographs to be had on application to the Auctioneers, T» W» HICKSON & Co., Q.N.L.A., AUCKLAND. n B, TONES, K. O. OARR. B. D. TONES 9 TO-MORROW. AT THE RESIDENCE OF R. LAIBHLEY, ESQ., PARK ROAD. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANO, CARPETS, PICTURES, &C„ &0„ &0, ; B. TONES & CO. HAS received instructions to sell by auotlon on Wednesday, the 14th Instant, at II o'olook, at tho residenco of R. Lslahloy, Esq., Park Road, THE WHOLE OF HIS VERY HANDSOME 1 AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, comprising— Drawing-room Bulla Easy Chairs Piano, Carpet fj Dining-room Suite Dining Table ,j Oheffonlor i. Book Case i, t Rlmu Bedroom Suite *, Bedstead i, Dressing Table Washstand Wardrobo Carpets Iron Bedsteads Coloured Piotnres Oil Cloth —«_., — OT3X| IXC, 5 j ON VIEW ON TUESDAY. * B - TONES B. C. CARE B. D. TONES THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, At 12 o'Clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF I TOWW SECTIONS I ] TOWN SECTI»NS 1 TOWN SECTIONS J TOWN SECTIONS f TOWK SECTIONS! XOWN SECTIONS 1 j Situated on the ■CTT EST riOAST. Between NEW PLYMOUTH AND PATE A. * t aa sections, township of strat vU FORD 9 SXOTIONSi 10WN OF MIDHUR3T A BEOTIONB, TOWN OF INGLBWOOD, * WITH TWO DWELLINGS EREC TED THEREON J A SECTIONS, TOWNSHIP OF WOOD- . * VILLE I 1 SUCTION, TOWNSHIP OF MANAIA, I 1 , "< B. TONES & CO. I HAVE received instructions to sell by - anotion, on Thursday. February IS, at 12 o'olook noon, THE ABOVE SECTIONS IN THE DIF FERENT TOWNSHIPS ON THE WEST COAST. All well situated on main road and line of railway, and well settled. . A Large Portion Without Reserve are of fered, A good opportunity for a lor.on to Invest In this rising district. Plans oan ba seen at Mart. B, TONES, E. C. OABB. B, D, TONKA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 TOWNSHIP OF A VONDALE, OWNSHIP OF AVONDALE, Immediately Opposite the AVONDaLE RAILWAY STATION, And ROSEBANK ESTATE. FOR POSITIVE SALE, *] ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, D At 12 o'clock, E Tola Township is situated in what la nn- A doubtedly the most rleing dlstrlot In the neigh- A< bourhood o! Auckland, and, with the rapid (* Settlement now going on property must.raplflly Increase In valne, {_[ Pi Communication with the City la constant by rail and'bus. The Township already possesses the advan tages of Chnrobes, Government Sohool, Post office, Hotel, &c, and the Property now offered Is situate on high ground, commanding a grand view and healthful breezes na an to Is Plans Ready. on in ab — Hi _-"■"' ar Terms Easy. ae i' - i. "_ B. TON X S & 00„ Atifttioneers,



Aaotioua B. TONES. E. C. OABR. B, D. TONES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23. /ft.ROOMED HOUSE, PANMURE 21 ACHES, PANMURE 31 ACHES, PANMURE ALL BIOH VOLCANIO SOH<. Full particulars in a few days. B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. Merchandise A© HEAT HE B, GKNK'RAL IHPOBTEB, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- _. ~ _, , _~ Conrvolslor'. Brandy in bulk [ do do one diamond, four Ola w mond, andVO ABSOolatod Vineyard Brandy in buik.'.caao flask, and half-flask. • Muller Frores' Brandy in bulk, case, flaafc andhalfllask Hennessy's Brandy In case W, and A. Gllboy's Brandy In oase ROM— Lowndes*. SO o.p„ -casks and hhds Lemon Harfs, J-oasks W. and A. Gllboy's, in easo, VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- . _ , Greenleosi Inverness, Glenlivet, Terrier Klrkor, Greer and Oc., in demijohns an. . gallon jars WHISKY (oase)- -._... - Oolilo Blend, Royal Blend. Rob Roy. Jero boam, Glon Almond. W. and A. Gllbey'f Irish and Hootch in flasks SCHNAPPS- Henke's, W. and A, Gllbey's WINES (bnlk)— Bllva and Coeta*. Anstrallan, Grenacb, am Tokay WINES (in easel— W. and A. Gllbey's (Castle brand), Porl Sherry, Clare*, Marsala, Madeira, Li, J n, o, b. and a; yd clarets, 0, 1, 3, 8, I Champagne - Roederer, Vorriei an Oamnset ALE- Bass, bottled by HaU Boars Head, bottled by Hall John Bull, bottled by John Reld Ashby's and MoEwan's " Globe" brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOUT— - Boar's Head, Hall Edmond's Plu Brand Gntness's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nenrotono, pints and quarts Gale and Friend's and Johns, Matthews and Oi Genuine White Lead and Zlno Unseed nil. Raw and Boiled, n drums Colza Oil, in drums Castor OU, In bnlk DRIED FRUITS- Ourrants, In half eased Elmo Raisins and Figs Aldan Apples (evaporated) KEKO3KNK, 130 and 160 test- Devoe's Royal Brilliant, Light of Am, Pn mmm Baf ety Prime York Ham» ana Hncon at Low Hates TOBACCO- Over the Water, la's, Naiirod Royal Stan-Jan. Long G'_ verms, H's. B's, Double Thick P Pieces OILMEN'S BTORKS- Teas. Sugar, jo, lw, No. S Paper Bim Pickles, Klpporod Herrings. Poltte Meats, and an assortment ot Genen Goods always on hand. A HEATHER, A RTHUR |_| 7*Vj"ATEAB GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MEROHANI 22, lowieb quebn - Btiu.et, Auckland (Opposite Railway Reclamation), ART) it 9, New Rroad-btrkkt, Londoii Alio Representatives In Americn, Con t< nental and Colonial Forts. GENERAL MEROHANDIB. orusmca (wohm cbab, ootncxa PKPPE3S AND BPIOSaJ dsied runiTS OANNKD FHUIT AND TMIMUH P3SSBBVBD KXATS BU9ABB BIOS, TAPIOCA. AND HACIO SJBYBALTSBV OOKriCOTIONBBY lAMB AND JEIXIBB PBXSHRVBD I-IBH 3d2SSHt vurjßutm ~ TOBACCOS OIOABB AND (JIOjkRBI-ri.P wax UATonms WBAPPINQ V.TOOB PAPBR BA6M 9WINBS ona and PAWTs HOPS t»»IENT AND PlukSXaa OaOCKKBV SILSOIf AND HAKMOWIIJM*** WINKS AND SPIRITS AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS WOO BBISISn AND FOBXION MAHOTAOTDB«BI INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES O* MERCHANDISE. Executed on advantageous Tbbhs, fOOMKU, ADfAsosiß on Kauri Gom, WOO and other Colonial and Island Produoe for ship ment to London, at which port same wil eoelre prompt attention from MrL. A. Naib •*•,*•> ARTHUR H NATHAN fiueoicsj. KROU'S INJECTION.-Hyglenic, In. fallible, and Preservative. Cures promptly, without additional means, all recent or ohronio discharges of the urinal organs. Prloe, 6s 6d per bottle. Sold In Paris by J, Ferre (snooessor to Bran), Pharmaolan, 102, Rne Rioheiien i In London by Wlloox and Co.. 333. Oxford-street W. Agent in Now Zealand, WILLIAM O. FITZGBRALD. The Pharmacy. Wellington, who will forward it to any town In the Colony on receipt ot P. 0.0. rfIHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED X THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, OHRONIO BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LUNB COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING! DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AIOKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS mmm^uf'tibtiPmfki m lmk AND QUININK. "*" These great results are owing o the combination Of NERVE AND BRAIN TONIC that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to whioh is the SPECITIO ACTION Of the Eucalyptus on the mueua mem. brants, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy seoretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who sutler should at onco make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptuß Syrup Is moderate In price, and within the roach of all who need it. It Ib a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophoe phltes.and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by Graves Aiosin, The Pharmacy, Anok land. Wholesale Agent i Tan New Zealand Drub Company rpHE IMPERIAL O CHILD AM OCHNaPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, Distilled and prepared in Sohledam, Holland from an Original Receipt, and possessing Rare Medlolnal Qualities In all DISEASES op the KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AND URINARY ORGANS. A Tonic, Diuretic, Antl-Dyspeptlo CORDIAL, by the reoommendatlon of the Leading Continental Physlolans, and Is now tOKNOWLEDGED AS THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE EEMEDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MATISM. The Trade and Consumers are oantionofl igalnst spurious imitations, the genuine only waring the signature and address of the pro irietor HENRI J. HART, MELBOURNE, d In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PRIZE at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, DR. HASSALL'S REPORT. ' Tho Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "SI, Uolborn Vladuot, 8.C., "London, Bth May. 1877. Report ot a Sample of Imperial Sohledam Schnapps, received from Mr H. J. Hart. "We have subjected a sample of the above tamed article to a very oareful ohemloal analysis nd examination. " The results of the analysis, whioh are set orth in a separate report, show that this spirit i of good strength, practically free from acidity, nd that It oontalnß but traoea of solid matter a solution, It possesses a delloate and agree ble aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr .art's Sohledam Sohnappa ia a very superior rtiole of Its olasa, is well purified, and Quito enulno. " (Signed) Abthub H. Habbam.. M.D., Author ot (Food and Its Adulterations,'fto, «' OTTO Hbhnee. F. 0.5., "Pnblio Analyst." Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR H. NATHAN,



Public WocicoM. Nt- P E A CO C X, A • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Poworful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, Electric Belps, Batteries, and __ Fittings, = Magneto Electrio Machines and Medical Coils : OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD - AND MARINE GLASSES, Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Sacchniometei., Salinomoters, Argentometers, j &c, &c, &c. Agent cor TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE TiiEKiST ■ OFFICE, SIIOUTLAND-STREET. „. OEL LE V~D E HOU BE, TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND. Suites ot Rooms, Baths, Piano, btables. Coaol loaves dally for Hot Lakoa and 'I or races. Id CBABQBS MODERATE. J. BODKLL Proprietor, rt, ' " 1 g\l l_, OdbOUA, «. « V BLAH ! ii V/ MBROHANTg, W. Phoupppi &; Soll' SS A 97, qonUI-STEBXT, AUafLAND.ITia, IMPORTBRB O.T PAPBRHANGI-Sftß, Panel Deooratloni, OLAB3—Pollßhed, Slivered, and Roaah PUBI Bnsllsh and continental Sheet, Photo «raphlo. Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, ■Oolonrs. Oil. VARNIiIHH. Brushes, Mixed Palnu, Oarun'i Antlcor. roslve and Patent SUloato Paint*, MOULDINGS-GUt, Stained, Veneered, fa 30, Picture Frame and Room Dooomtlon . Fanes* Frame* tor Cabinet and U.D.V. PIOICBM ot every dMoription in great varietj Baura-Photoa and Coloured. Album foi Photos, Scraps, ac. ftc, ax, Ont-ont or Overlay Mounts, all sties | Oabltu md CJJ.V. Monnt* i Arilita' Reanuitas, W. P. In S. as vine always on hand the lantet ■took of the above goods In the North Island s New Zealand, are able to execute either wholt n sale or retail orders on the most favonrabl term*. Sample* of Paparhangtaite from ope: ■took, or of original packages, asnt on applies I Hon. New Betuert In Anokland should uupec our Btook ot Paperhamrintw and Pictures befor fitting np their new homee; thoy will find aomt thins to trait Ihe mean* of everyone; W, PHILLIPPS a 80S, anna-Brawn. Auai-x*1' •• 2^ -IWTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCI "" J3I AND ME OANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,00 S Head Offices, New: Zealand* " THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. _ Managing Director: Geo. G. SJtead. *t Consulting Director: P. CutWJNOHAM. „ Tho undorsignod begs to inform Grain Mot * chants and others that ho has been appolntci AGENT for tho abovo Company, nnd is nov n proparod to roccivo orders—which shall hay. Srompt attention—for Guam and all kinds o [ew Zealand Produce. _, R. 11. STEVENSON. E Agent. Union Insuranco Offlco, Quoon-strcct riHINA, pLASS & JgARTHENWARI * EDWAKDLKWTS AS DETERMINED TO KELIMQUISII niS RETAIL BUSINESS IN. COSTOM-HOUSK STREET Ir Anova DEFARTMIIHTB. THE STOOK HAS JUST BEEN TAKEN AM) THE SELLING OFF OOMMENO-S AT ONOE. II r The TBADB and EVERYONE ahonld there ( fore avaU themselves of THIS GRAND CHANCE to supply themselves at ) Prides Never Barons Known P 11 in Auokland. * . i. THE STOOK 18 VERY EXTENSIVE, AND GOOD, AND WB_L POSITIVELY BE CLEARED. This Advertisement means exactly what it states i« ______ ', ? ,— . TRADE-— -yr r-_j •tr. 1- o—iuark :15— AzA tp O R SALE, I Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly nowl 1 Largo Lady's Phaeton Double-eeatoo tinggy Wanted to Purchase, Double seated Hooded Buggy. CO X . 5, • rr\ . w !z G S-P5 s*| ft 1 E-i g B M He HYDRAULIG LIME AUCKLAND! WLZ. 'I'HIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit- Si able for Conoroto Bnildings. Briokwork, Plastering Buildings, Tanks. See. It is ground the Finest, and Is THE BEST LIME IN THE MARKET. In reply to the popular belief that all Limes from Mahurangi are alike, wo aak—"Are ell quartz reefs, or are lands in the same district, alike V In Europe, all Hydraullo or Comont Limes are tested before using, and the best speolfled, Why Bhouid not the same rnle bo followed here. Per _ _.''■_ oubioyd. Concrete Foundations oost from ... 15s to 25s Briok Foundations oost from .. 80s to 33s Concrete Buildings cost from .. 23s to 25. !1 trick Buildings cost from ... _ 33s to 85s Oonorete Buildings. Plastered, &c, will not exoeed 10 per oent over wood. Clroular explaining treatment Bent to any ad dress, or tho fullest Information given at the offloe. Lime supplied wholesale or retail. Special terms to Dealers and Contractors (taking oargoos dlreot, Aluo on Fale, BKICKS, PIPES, SAND, &0, JOHN WILSON & CO. *, 81, Qneen-steM. )



Hotels. I Hot JjAKiiS. Hot Ijak«s. / IMPOIt'I'ANTNOTICE. j TOURISTS intending to visit those Natural • Wonders of Now Zealand onn obtain through I ■ RETURN TICKETS (inoluding Guides, Boat ' •i and Coach Iliro, Hotel Aecominodation, Sec), together with ovory information, from the ■ E undersigned, who have been appointed Sole Agents in Auckland for Mr. Wilham Kelly, Proprietor of the PALACE HOTEL, OHINK i MUTU. First class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Private Sitting, Smoking, and Reading s, Rooms. B I L L I AR D S, 3, Coaches, Buggies, and Saddlo Horses for Hire. Conveyances meet ovory steamer. METCALFE & HILL, G Agents, 20, N.Z. Insuranco Buildings, Auckland. OACIFIv. HuT EL, JOHN GILLANDER, Proprietor. f. Begs to announce to his friends and tho general public, that ho has completed the extonslvo Alterations on his Promises. Among tho many improvements, ho has intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, undor tho.superintendence of a well-known Caterer. The Cuisine will be the Best tlio Season can supply, ! Meals at all hours. | BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. Hoard and Resj denoe 20s. per Week Reasonable Cltnrges. 0 Excellent Faro. Civility and Attention. Good Stapling. O A C I FIG HOTEL, * RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE Proprietor. ~* Tho abovo Hotol having undergone extensive y and thorough ropaL., tho Proprietor trußta that by careful attention to tlio wanta of travellers nnd regular customers, ho will obtain a fair sharo of tho patronnco of all. Thero ia a good Billiard Tablo.a good Cuislno, 1 and the vory best of Spirits, Wineß, and Ales. Preparations aro being made for a really good Salt Water Bath, so Bultablo for all travellers to and from Sydnoy, &o. Tho Bay of Islands can not Biirpass tho advantages offered for bathing, a as it is hut ono succession of bays and inlets for over eighteen miles. Families can bo accommodated with private 3 rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fiali will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddlo Horses can be had at « vory short notice, so as to onablo Visitors to see r tho Manganese Minos. Boats are always to bo obtained for Picnics ~ Fishing Parties, &o. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travellers. »{ OuYAL MAIL HOTEL, |f ( " NGARUAWAHIA. Be Ii First-class Accommodation for Visitors and J" Commeroial Men. ti Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddlo Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Iliro, - ELLISON & LATCHMOKE, V Proprietors. V\/" ADE HOTEL. Wines and Spirits ok Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. 00 Meals ready at all hours. Good Stabling i*or Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor Business Notices. / EE AND POTTER, COACH BUILDERS, VJf Groy-streot. AuoVlnnd.—N.B.: Iron-bark Shafts, Spokos, Felloes, mno I nm and ad kinds of Hardwood, at Lowcat Market Prices. TO BRIDGE CONTKACTOKB, BUILDERS, ETO. \J Tho undorsUnod, having special maohlnery ," for the manufaotnro of Bolts, has supply of all „, lengths In stook at cheapest ratoa; also, Rogu -01 lation Verandah Po3ts. Iron Tubular Field Gates, prloo £3 10b. to be had from T. and S. Morrin & Co., Orulckshank, Miller & Co., and at the Works. A. T A I T. Lorne-Btroot Bolt and General Iron Works. / r-j.Hl.ifi ¥ OARHOT*. *- tW» KAPAI UOR» "ROOM FACTORY, ntISTOM-HOtnUI-IWi PH6OSI WBBt, r.em wt ds. dcv, X |»OOKBINuiN*« AND ACCOUNT J_> BOOK FACTORY, Viotoria-btbem West. Auckland, Ono Door abovo Holland & Butler's, CHARLES COOPEK, S Lato Road of tho " Herald" Department, Begs to Inform his Friends and the Pnblio In general that ho has oommecoed Business for imself. C. C. Is now prepared to exeonte Promptly, Cheaply, and in tho Best Stvlb, all classes of bookbinding and general Sta tionery. y"ODW AE D HARTLEY, AROHIIEOT, STIOHBURVa BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. Evening Concerts. SSIiEOIIONS FROM OPERAS, SONGS, •t DUETS, ETC., ETO. Every Person can havo these In their own Home by oalUng on J, HOWDEN, SHORTLAND'ST., And Purchasing ono of his NEWLY-IMPORTED PIANOS. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGKNOY Despatch Goods and Paroels of all descriptions to ovory part of the Town and Suburbs i Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, The following are tho Booking Agenoleet— ■ A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker» Karangahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer Pont>onby Road R, Blrnle. Bakor Aroh Hill J. Reld, Cabinetmaker....Corner ot Eybor Pass and Symondß-st, H. Reld, Grooer Cornor of Kyber Pass and I Grafton Road. W. 8. Collins. Grocer. Parnell a. Heldt, Cabinetmaker Nowmarket deliverTes:- Town t Honrly. Suburban 111 a,m. and S p.m, No. 76, Teleohone Bxohange. ' HKADOFiriOE: NATHiN's Bonn. Custom, house- treat. 1-IHB HfIifMAKKET, . IDS. QUKBN-aTREET, AUOKLAND ' ON OAL&, ARaivsD paa CiOROMANDEL An ROMAN EMPIRE,- Whlte Oiorer, Rod Clover, Alsyfce Clover, Oow crass, Mendsw Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dogstail, Rape, Trefollnm locarnatum (Scarlet Cloverl. FROM AMERICA DIRECT- Tlmothy, Kontucky Blnegrau (Poa PratennU), Poverty Bay Kyozraa, Cantorbury Ryegraw. Oocksfoot, Prairlegresß. Rattall, _ RARLY HSUU POTATOES, AB FOLLOWS I- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Finkos, Patterson's Viotoria. LATER VARIEI'DtS-Hobart, Button's Mag nnm Ronnm, Bntton'e Slower Ball, eto, ALSO, Oats, Barley, Garaen and Flower Seed, Coarse, - Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New lea i*.ud Flax. Tow, rJsoori and Hams. aONEDUHT iWD BONEFLOUR of all grades. WLABft) AMD PERUVIAN .DANO, 80., fcC ' HItSKOTH fit AITKKN. OfJKKUGAXJSI) VAHKB J BPAR S E B * HAS FOR EiALB n immbe. al the above, wit* 5 Tap ready for nca, XI and upwards, At bis Straw Woueb. Viotobu-stmh. - ot hia mm WBLLWHwnr*T«sB»w, Large aanatlileu at :svouiib_. Ridging, and . Down pipea always In stook, -j «icntnh Iron c<*!rr«ft s,t shortest notloe. I ManufaotorM »1 Lead and Compo Plpa. J i n3>oi<K> caleutioK oi Chandellen, fto.. at Ml Weltosley-sSMot shop. I - >.;>nntrn ordm:a «.*!l. blows toovhe his promipl I i Rtteation. I I • .'..ißiiuKta S* :.ti' t» '-"atsti O! S ■&* Sinm-iiv w *ra» Js>*vbovb» Lm»d y Wiion HmotmL _, IJWSS W O B K~l, j *^rORKBI Our Leading Artioios this week an i Confec tioners' Jars, Is per lb; S Glass Juga for 28 lid; Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Sd; Glass Balls for Shooting at, in quantities to suit purchasers i Garden Shades, ell sizes i Fish Globes and Gold Fish, very oheapi M. GO0lT& SONS, JTREKMAN'S BAY. j WO S B O X N E, • Estate, Land, and General Com .Is ion Agent, SI, Queen-street, Auokland,



I Land and Estate Agents V,-fJI O X S A L E, ,' J? BY EDWARD WAYTE i HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. I MOONT ALBERT-Gontlomun's Resldonoe, 10 . rooms, outbuildings, 3to 9 aoros; very ohoap. ■ MOUNT ALBERT—Uonsa 10 rooms, outbuild j i Inge, 2 acres (near station), £950. . VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-91 aoros ' 7-roomed House, &o. fiiso onnh, at 7 per cent. I MODNT ALBERT (near Railway Station)— 0J aores voloanio soil, in grass : splendid viow, '. MOUNT ALBERT (near atatlonl-House 10 rooms, 2 acres,—fi7oo. __ HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMa, Eden Terrace, . Gas Btovo, welI,fifco. Offered.cheap. ' MOUNT EDEN (near Statlonl-Beven-roomed House and Largo Allotment, £500. Terms easy. . MOUNT EDEN-Houbb-1 rooms, £210 VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)—7-roumed House; oonoreto oiatorn, with nearly ono aore. ' COTTARK and LOT—I9B x 150-C2OO. UNEHUNGA-House 8 rooma-filOO. ONKHUNUA 7-roomed House und Land, £.50. ' ALLOTMEN.S, Heafleld Road, Parnell, Rich mond Mount Krtnn. etc. MOUNT KDNN, Valley Road-House of 9 large rooms, out houses. 4ft. dp. land. Cheap. St-A-IKLD ROAD—Gontlomnn'fl Itesldonco of 8 rooms, largo allotment, every convenience. LEAMINUTON ROAD - New Comfortable Mouses and Land, £250 each, i OITY— Capital Shop ot 11 rooms, Btablo, So., to loaso, rent low. MOUNT ALBERT—I6I acres and Honse, £500. 1 MOUNT ALBERT—Loaso of 62 acres aad I Houses. &o. Choap. ELLKRSLIK—Houso. 7 rooms, and land, fllod. poNSONHY—Houses of G and It rooms. '- PAPATOITOI-Fino Houso and 20 aoroß. FARMS at Cambridge Pakerlmn, (fee. •ED. WAYTE. Houbo and Land Agont, I. riUAti, yki ijuii xAMSON, , HOUSK LAND AND FINANCIAL AHSW'Jt £ VITCOAW LAW*! AUOKtAKU. Bankers t« Nation.:i Bank of New Zealand, RENTS and INTEREST Collected. HONEY Invested for Capitalists on fli-at-olacs ' leourlties, without Charge, ms per cent allowed on deposits until invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS NegolloM. SHARES Bought or Sold to orde?. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, a A LLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Built on t 3. the Weekly Payment System. r BUILDING ALLOTMENT!. FOR SALE AS m FOOT I— '• Scotland-street, 60/ West-street, 80/ , Inkerman-Btreet, 111 Hepburn-sr*.'eet, 80/ **- Bond-street, 16/ Llgar Plaoe, 60/ a Argyle-street, 16s Norfolk-street, 40/ *" Beresford-Btreet, 90/ Cook-street. AlO ■• Peralval Parade, 16/ Wharf Road, 20/ r Reclamation, £0 Mount Eden Road, Hi Howe*reeJ, 80/ Kyber Pass, £B 0 Haokett-street, 15/ Normanby Road,« Nor ibeote, 10. Brighton Road, 10/ And In ration, other streets at low rates, 0 4tA(MM\ TO LEND, inßuma of MO onauy X<kVVV wurtß. on good Beonrltlea. FRANKLIN ROAD-Now Orojmed House for Sale, at £150 j city wat.r ; or t. Lot, at PAKNELL-Slx-roomed Houso (new) for Sslo in Kutland-street; pleasant view of har .l honr. Price. *325. Easy tirms of payment. WELLINGTON-STHKEI'- 9 roomed House for Sale, with 2 largo allotments, front ■ garden. Price £150. COUNTRY S CORE for Sale, with 8-roomed House, Stable, Cow-shod, Fowl-house, Pig gery. Flvo acres in orop nnd orohard. NORTHOOTK— Allotments: two fine Cornor Allotments for salo, live minutes walk f.om l»t wharf. £3a eaoh. i*OSEBaNK ESTATE.-Nearly FourAores . XV for Bale, on main road to Auckland; leve. land, fenced, In grass; 1. miles from Auckland Also, 22 aoroa, water frontagcCS. HOUSE at Monnt Eden with about two aores groand, havln**; a main frontage of 117 ft.; orohard, gvdon, cow-shod, pigsty, fowl-homo, eto. Prloe, £075. Easy torms. " d 1 Kfl-FOUR-ROOMED HODSK for falo In i, «IU. Newton, near tho Masonio Hall; oasy terms of payment. poKA—NEWTON—Four-roomed House and Xi&vsj workshop for salo. with good gardon. CHAPEL-BTRKET (OITYI-Two Houses for sale near Durham street, Prloe. £125, SUBURBAN STORE for Sale; house con tains six rooms and sonllery; main tho roughfare. Bplendld position for business. £050. DUBLIN-STRISKr, Nowton-Very oomfort ablo Houso for Salo (now), near Post and Telegraph Ofllcos. on duforred ptyments. BKRESKOKU-STRKKi'-New and very oon venlent Cottage for Salo, near Congrega tional Churoh, On easy tormo. HAMILTON (Walkato)-HoußO and acre of ground for sale, two minutes walk from t Bank ot Now Zealand, for £100. Lot S2l, SUNUA— Eighty Aores of Land for Sale for £65. Also. Eighty Aores at Watklekle, BCS. A splendid chance for working man. NORTHCOTK - Savon-roomed Honse, out buildings, Sec, and SO aores of Land for Sale. Veryoheap. Grand view ot the harbour. . Alsoj New 7-roomed Houso and noarly 5 aoros. T-KVONPORT, Lake Koad —Several verj " U ohoioe Villa Bites for Sale, having road 1 and sea frontages, and possessing the finest : landscape views to be found around Auckland. 1 -ffOßfl-A NICE NEW COTTAGE in New AZOV tol _ for 50.,,. w . to targe shed, allot ment 10 x 1001 very ohea o. WAITEMATA lUV Kit FRONTAGB.-Land for Sale al £2 per aore, in largo or small blocks. Easy terms. AJ.ftK-HOUSE for Bale In William-street, •w-000 near St. James' Church. Also. Very Comfortablo Seven-roomed Hou... bath-uom, &c, piioe £159. EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seven rooms, coach-house, stabling, tea. £1000. REMUERA -IB aore., tor Sole l excellent soil and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD. Parnell - Six-roomed House for sale, allotment 10 x 1001 water laid on, Prloe. £37*. ' TX)NBONBY-New Six-roomed Honse and X Workshop for sale i two allotments i two frontages i easy terms. PARNELL. - Newly -finished Blr-roomed House for sale (pleasant view i £SBO. FARMS also For Sale at Walkomltl, Pare moremo, Btokee'siPolnt, Waitakerei, Mahu rangi, North Shore, papakura, fee Also, see \ list In Mew Zealand EertOA and Weekly New., \OH AB, WILLIAMSON, SST/TK AGENT VTOtUK L«r, ' CUu-iBV UCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDDIG AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY, Onion i-ur, Quciw-btbur. LOANS granted upon approved seccrltlos ot Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums o! £20 to £8,000 principal and Interest being re- , payable in instalments at the following Rb- I dcckd Rates for repayment of eaoh £100 : borrowed i— ; Repayments eitfinfl-p.. w._v Total amount ; tog over PM week, repayable, I £ B. d. £ 9. d. I I rear _ .100 IMOO i 1 yean _ _ l 010 US I I * lyeori «. _ 11 T HI If 0 .year* _ _ US IU 0 I ■ -years _. _ SB 18818 V 8 Team _ _ T 1 11711 B i ________ - - t t 182 18 . | And n the soma proportion for smaller j or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Soolety rcoelves Money on Deposit at 6 per oent. per annum. JOHN BATGERI SeoretsiT. j ONEY T~O LEND ! ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. i J. CHADWIGK, { Kauri Gum Broker and Commission | AGENT, . QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND | (BINNEY'S AUOHON ROOMS, UPSTAIRS), . O H N Wi H A B D I E, . LAND, COMMISSION, AND l ESTATE AGENT, . . Moheb Lent on Fromibbobx Notes, Houses _ fobnititre, &0, | Bills Dlsoonnted Dally. Mortgages Negotiated, \ HIGH-STREET, AuOKLANn. £ £10 to £1,000. I VTICTOKIAN LOAN*AND DISCOUNT j. V AGENCY, | HIGH-STREET, AUOKLAND g (OPPOSITE OITY COUNCIL OFFICES). g Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal 3 Security, De da of Property, Bhare», &o. 8 — 8 Repaymenta oan be mado in Instalments of One S Shiixing- pbr Week for eaoh Pound bora rowed, or in ny way to suit borrowers. S Communications Confidential. | Post Office Address i Box 80, Anokland._ |T«XCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND B XI. LONDON, in sums to suit. 8 S FOR SALE BY ARNOLD, HINHS, AND CO.. * Corner ot Custom-house and Fort streets. MONEY TO LEND, in large and small turns, at current rates of interest. - Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solioitor, High-stroot. i MONEY TO LEND, on Keal Ustate, j in sums of £50 and upwards, at the onr rent rates of Interest —Apply Wm. S. Cochrane, 25, N. Z„ Insuranoe Buildings, or Samuel A Cochrane and Son, Fort-street. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Boourities. WM. COLEMAN, Solioitor, ti Corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. D nt MONEY TO LEND, in large or small J" sums, at usual rates of interest. Jv. CONNI-LL & COOPER, i„ BolloltorH. Vnloan Lane. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or In any sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed on my hands till invested.—W. V. Stevene.ln vesting Ageat, 187, Queen-street. i jN EW A KRIVAL °F P oo^ he ■ be fMM. Down, I STAY AND CORSET fl£ Upper Hobbon-st eet EBtabllebed 1881. thi Every Description of Stay Surgical Belts npon the latest Improvements. Shonlder Straps Made to I



ESTABLISHED BY SPECIAL ¥A V"*V APPOINTMENT, Buy ONLY THK S* ,-*-. CKLEBRATEI) \ -C) sewuno I MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne which has never baen'beaton in competition. Solo Agents In New Zealand I SHAKE'SPEAIi AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) SOKKN-BTRKKT. 'W. O. I> s sS! *s THE GREAT KitWING MACHINE IMFOR'.fy.. HAH .YISHI" UKCJSIV-ID A tmsito BhlpmeiiS 0/ tho Uhallange Hnohlw) tho World- Tiiß Whits Co,'a ekwing MAoarttft Tiia BileM. Tha Cheapest Tho Most Rapid The Highest Attn Ths Most Simple Tho Largos* TaMt* The Most Eaßy to Work The Best Cover Tho Most Durable The Simplest siiuv.n Tins Mont Klfflßan* Tha Neater Ws to* VRSADLSB BSAOHniBB froia £S ith TH* BUT 81WIKG BACHHTM HVlliE MADE, Price ot HAND MACHINES, £11 10s, Aim. ALWAYS OK HAHD- Genuine Binge. . Frlster and Ro ma: Werthetm Standard Howe Company. Wheeler and Wilson Grover and HatE.---.-s Jones's ABO Uomeßtlo And other stood ma* es noM 28,' D. PER WBKK ) 23. 6D. MB WWftK All UAOHI.-TU. aDABAMTUECi. f hsse Maohlno. can bs had of my Agent* ; tt. MoLeanandCo., Pioneer Store, Whang, re 1 Thomas Wells, Cambridge; WlUlam Stevorso6 Onehunga 1 E. W«yte, Hamilton j PiirneU anfi Boylan, Glsborne 1 Bronnan and Co.. .aurar ga• »Kd at other plaoe* mH R HBB4 X T\ 8 P >'' T, 'queen-street. Singers Sewing Machines Singers Maohlnes Singer's Deolslve Machines aingor'o Dooislve Maohlnes Blnger'a Decisive Maohinea Singer's Decisive Machlner Singer's * Dooislve Maohlnes Slnegs's Deolslve Machines Blnger'a Dechive Maohlnes Singer's Deolslve Machines Singer's and Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes Sluger'B Overwhelming Maohtn.o3 Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Ovorwholming MBohlncs BinKer'u Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohlnes alngor*B Overwhelming Maohinea Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Victory for tho Singer Machines Singer's Vlotory Maohinea Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes Singer's Vlotory Maohlnes Smger's Victory Maohlnos Singer's Vlotory Machines Singer's Vlotory Maohinea Singer's Vlotory Machined Slngor s Vlotory Maohinea Singer's Victory Maohlnee smger's Vlotory Machines Smger's At Chrlstchuroh Exhibition. Maohlnes Singer s The Singer Machines Singer's The Singer Machines Blngor*B Tho Stager Maohlne. Sluger'ti The Singer Maohlncß Singer s The Singer Maohlnes Singer v The Singer Maohinea Singers The Singer. Maohlnes Slngor's .wo Gold Medals Maohinea Singer's Two Gold Modals Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines Slngor'. Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohinea Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Singer's Beating ail Competitors Maohinea Singer's Seating all Maohinea Slnsor's Boating all Maohinea Singer's Beating all Machines Singer's Beating all Machines Singer's Beating all Maohtaoa Singer's Competitors Maohinea Singer's Competitors Maohinea Slngor'a Competitors Machines Singer's Competitors Maohlnes Singer's Competitor., Maohlnes Singer". Boating all Competition, Maohlnes Singefß Always Roliable Machines Singer's .alwajslteliable Maohlnes bingert "■ Always Roliable Machines Singer's The Singer Is Maohinea Singer's The Singer is Maohinea Singer's Tbo Blngrr is Maohlnes Stager's The simplest and Best Maohinea smger's The Simplest and Best Machines Singer's The Simplest and Best Maohlnes Singer's Always Reliable Machines Stager's Alwaj 8 Reliable Maohlnee Singer's Always Reiiab.e Machines Singer's fhe Singer la Maohlnes Singer's The Singer is Maohinea Singer. the Singer la Maohlnos Singer*- me Singer Is Maohinea Slnger*B The Singer la Maohlnes Singer's The Stager Is Maohlnes Singer's The Singer Is Maohines , Stager's Tho "inger Is Maohinea Singer's The Singer la Maohlnes ' Singer*. The Singer Is Uneanallefl Maohtafß Singer's Uneanaited Maohlnes ; Blngor*** Unequalled Maohlnes Blnger's Unequalled Maohlnes 1 Singer's Unequalled Maohlnos . Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes , Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled Machines ; Stager's Unequalled Maohinea i Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled In the World. Machines ' Singer's L&rgMi Bait, Machines < Singer's Largest sale Maohlnes 1 Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes , Bingoes Largest Sale Maohlnee Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes < Singer's Largest Sale Machines i Singer's Largest Sale Machines 1 Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes Singer's Largest Sale Maohlneß ' Singer's Largest Sale Maohinea 1 Singer's In tbe World. Maohlnes 1 Singer* m6d per Week Machine* , Stager's Zs6d per Week Maohlnee ' Singer's -2s Od per Week Maohlnes > Singer's 2b Od por Week Maohinea 1 Singer's 2s Od per Week Maohlneß Singer's 2s Od per Week Maohlnes Singer's 2s Bd 00* Week Maohlnes - Singer's 2s 6d per Week Maohlnes Singers 2s6dperWeekMaohln_t , Singer's __, Maohinea * Singer's Bkanoh: Maohlneß i Singer's „ „ Maohlnes 1 Blnger'B 201, Queen-street Machines _ Singer's Ml, Queen-street Machines ' Singer's 201. Queen-street Machines ' Singer's 201, Uueen-Btreot Maohlneß l Blnger'B Ml. Queen-Btreet Maohlnes . Singer's Ml. Qneen-street Maohlnes Slngor's Ml. Queen-Btreet MaoMnes *•* singer's 201, Queen-Btreet Machines 1 Singer's Anokland Maohlneß . Singer's Anokland Maohlnos , Singer's Anokland Maohlneß ) Singer's Anokland Maohlneß 1 ainger's Anokland Maohlnes c Blnger'B Auokland Maohinea Q Singer's Auoklanf. Maohlneß 3lnger's | Machines J SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, s a - *] * '' * - ■ , ■ 1 '... ss 0 t DEVOVAL OF BUSINESS, a We beg respeotfully to inform the Pnblio Of ° Anokland and surrounding districts that we are ■*** REMOVING OUB RETAIL BUBINES3 . TO OUR tl NEW PRMISEB, f ( he next stiop but one bolow Mr Rattray's, c* Draper/Queen-street, where, with the Increased r icoommodalion at our oammand, and the. su >erior faollitlos we Bhall possess for tha ofHolont * wnduot of our bnsiness, wo hope to merit an Ci ncroaslng share of the patronage which has t' ioen hitherto so liberally aooorded to us. h view of the rapid advancement of tho City '-1 ot Anokland wo believe the time f h»" arrived when ate FiBST-or.Ass n . C2ISA, GLASS, AND KARTHENWARK ESTABLISHMENT ias beoome neoessary, where goods of a 6n lorlor description oan be obtained without ai laving to send to other pluoes out of the Colony tc 0 pnroha»e them. To supply this want aud m :eep paca with tho advancing requirements of Ie he City will be our constant aim, and wo con- is dent'y roly unon the support of the Anokland w übllo to enable us suooosstully to carry oct rmr cc urpose, th OUR IMPORTATIONS cc eing large we aro enabled to nurohase goods at 'D 10 vanv lowest uatss. and our customers 00 lay rely upon receiving the bneilt of any ad _ antage wo may posbosb In this respect; DI We are, of J ours f aithfullly. >v BOVLAN & TANIPIEtiD, m Auckland, January, 1883, $\



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