SPORTING NOTES FROM HOME.

(JSY OT7R LONDON CORRESPONDENT.)

Victokia Club, February 9. The publication of tho weights for the great handicaps of the coming spring- has naturally done something; to wake up the dormant interest of tho great sporting fraternity, but nearly all the leviathan; racing men aye still f njoying the dunscroua delights of roulette and rouge-et-noir at Monaco, It is a singular thing that book maker.*, who of all men ought to under stand tho folly of playing a game where tbe odds are avowedly in favour of the (able, no sooner get through the toils and troubles of au exciting racing season, than off they rush to Monte Carlo, Certainly, however, it is a wiser proceeding to tempt the known dangers of the public tablesat Monaco than the unknown ones of the so-c;illed "club* " at Nice or Cannes. At the last-named re sorts "baecarit" ia the game most in vogue, and as gonga of ''Greeks" (or sharpers, as we call them iv England) almost invariably obtain the entree, the cost of au evening's amusement at oue of them becomes coiit-iderable.

Coursing captured hares iti an enclosed ground was for some time denounced on all Lauds as cruisl and unsportsmanlike. The remarkable success of tiie recent reunion at Kemp ton, Patk, and tho capital coursing witnessed them ha?, however, done much to dissipate iirst impteasions, and now the right way of shipping the hares has been ascettaincd meetings of the kind will pro bably be held here and at Gosloi th regular y. Tho Kempton affair lasted over three days, the princip.il prizes being the Great Champion stakeb for G4 dogs of all ages the winner to received £1000; Runner up £400; third md fourth £100 each; four winners of three courses £50 each ; and e'ght winners of two courses £25 each :— These btakca ara of course much richer than even tho famous Waterloo Cup, and it is needless to say' many of the best grey hounds in the country competed. The favouiite_ was a fast dog, called Alec Hulli diiy, against whom, at the draw, only 6 to 1 was oflYrod. He rau through four courses right enough, but broke down utterly in the fifth, and the (.take was eventually won by a rauk outsider named Royal yiiau, whose pi ice on the first day was CO to 1. This is usually the result of coursinc stakes, reliable performers of the class of Master. McGrath or Cooma^sie turning up, perhaps, once in adecude. Fred Archer, the famous jockey, was married last week to thu daughter of his erstwhile master and present partuer, Matthew Da weod, the trainer. There was far more interest taken in tho affair than there would have been over a Duke's marriage, and turfites of all classes*, from frinces down to stable-boys, graced the ceremony wilh their presence. I am told that the wedding gifts are simply countless. For weeks past tho crack honcman's ad mirers have been forwarding what they consider apropos souvenirs, and two large rooms in Mrs Archer's new house still overflows with unopened parcels. The career of Prod Archer is a striking proot of what may be achieved on the liugllsh turf by a steady lad who devotes himself to his profession as a jockey aud yet utters clear of its many pit-tails. Bora in 1853 at Cheltenham, Archer, (who is ttie ton of a steeple-chase rioer of tho same name), literally commenced life amoDgkt hones, and after some years schooling was apprenticed as stablo lad to Matthew Dawson. Ilis light weight and singular steadiness *oon marked him out for special work, and he rode in nearly all tho " (rial*" of the Heath Houro horses for some months). When Archer made his debut ou the race couise he wa3 at once picked out by good judges as a Using jockey. Very fow mounts, however, foil to his lot up to 1872 in iho Aututnnof which thelad'sgrand oppnrluni y came Amongst tbc entries for tho New niirket October Handicap for that year was Salvanos, a singularly powerful tbrec-yoar old. Ho was much fancied by his party, who gave the mount to a well-known light wt'ight, and their chigrin and onnoyauce may be imagined when the horse, whilst apparently winning in a canter, overcame the jockey, and bolting off the courso lest the racp. Snlvanns had done enough to show tint with sst, 71bs. he had a great chance for tho coining Ucsarewitcb, but tue gt\3at quo-lion was, who could rido the brute. Uttle Fred Archer, then an un known stable boy, had the mouiU, aud, as everyone knows, won easily. From this moment his xipward career was fissured. In 1873.he rode numerous small winners', and 1875 caw him at tho head of the list of victorious jockeys, a position which he has held ever nine.-. To chronicle all Archer's fiimous victories would occupy far too much • pace, sudico it to say he can boasc of securing the Derby on tluce occasion, Mid Uaks three times, the Loger four times. Tho Two Thousand twice, and tho One Ttiousand t*ice. lv Handicaps he seems simply invincible. The City aud Suburban Is ouo of tho most difficult races in tbe woild to win. There is always a big field, and the turn at Tattenlutn Corner alone scares Fordham and other jockeys from Hdlaß in it. Well, Archer won the Handi cap fivo timei in seven years. He has also secured the Cesarwitch twice, the Great Kirn tern Kailway Handicap twice, tho Champion Stakes throe times, the Ascot Prince of Wales Stakes twice, tho Hunt Cup twice, the Qucnn's Vase twice, the Sherwood Cup at Goodwood twice, the Yorkshire Oaks ii»c times, the York Cup three times, Doncaater Champagne Stake* four times, the Liverpool Cup tffico, the Chesterfield Stakes four times, and the Cliiurwell Stakes no less than six times. This list might be prolonged indefinitely, but tbe above will suffice.

A Hurdlo Rnce and Steeplechase meeting was held at Kempton Park on the 6th and 7th, the principal ovent being a hurdle handicap, with 500sovs. added. This was won by Lord Rosebery's Prudhomme (by Cymbal, out of Prudo) an old horso who hue, in his time, done some pretty smart things on tho ilat. On this occasion he started second favourite at 9 to 2 in a field of eight, aud won in a trot by seven lengths from Theodora, theoncelucky Theophrastus third, and tho first favourite, Titella, no where.

Theis has been a rood deal of betting on the Lincolnshire Handicap and Grand National Steeplechase this last day or two. For tho latter an Irish chaser, Tame Fox (syrs,, lUt 41bs) i 3 favourite at 10 to 1, the Duke of Hamilton's pair-Athlacca and Eau do Vie—beiDg next in demand at 100 to 9 and 100 to 8 respectively. Captain MachelTs The Scot has been backed to win " a pot" already at 100 to 6, and Mr Lindo's lot —Chancery, Titella, and Earpiess—are all more or less represented at 20 to 1. For the Lincolnshire event, Scobell, 5 years, Sst. Slbs., and Edelweiss, 6 years, 7sf. 91bs., nra as much fancied as anything, 100 to G being offered on the field. Cithers asked for now and again are H'ess Cliff, Wokiogham, and Vibration, at 20 to 1; Sulphur, at 25 to 1; and Octave, Hack ness, and Buchanan at 33 to 1. Business, however, is not as yet brisk. Both Two Thousand and Derby are going to be heavy betting1 races tbia year. Mac heath is now a good favourite for the former at 4 to 1 but Beau Brummel etill holds tho pride of place at the top of the Epsom quotations, Chislelmrst, The Prince and Ladlslas are backed for bc-ih classic races and double event beta £1000 to £8 against Princo for the Two Thousand and tho Hetty Cott for the Derby have more than once been booked.

Oxford is favourite for the 'Varsity boat raco 6 to 4 being furly laid on the dark blues.

SPORTING.

Tavanaki' Races. — Second Day,

(BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) NEW PLYMOUTH, Wednesday. Aotumn Handicap. Buzzard, 6itslbs 1 Mys-tcry, 7st .." — 2 Kormanby, 7st 61bs 3 The Poet, Latry, and £ iuhwoman, also ran. Tho Poet was favourite. The pace was mndo a clinker for the tirst half-mite by The Poet Kovmauby/aud Larry, when Buzzard went'up. On entering the straight, the race was between Mystery, Norrnanby, and Buz zard, the latter winning by a neck. There n? ra 24S in the totalisator, and 26 on the winner; dividend, £8 11s. Time, 3min3. ISI-ecs. A protest has been lodged by the rider of Normanby against the winner. COTOTY HANDICAP. Normanby § ••• * Landseer ... £ Otako "" - d No others started. Won by half a length. Time, 2mins. 664sec8. NUBSEBY HANDICAP. Lady Florence <r. 1 Ma .. «*• o Sir Julius ,° Tarn o'Santer ran off the course, osmg alt chance. Lady Florence won by a length.

Consolation.

lar/y 1 Bayard 2 Fithwoman 3 Time, 1 mm. 503ecs,

THE DUBLIN MURDERS.

History of Mr Forster's /escapes.

lot connection with MrFotaters marvellous escapes from assassination, it may be of interest to state that the right, hoa. gentle man, at all tveDts during the latter part of his tenure of the Irhh Chief Secretaryship, always carried a revolver on his person. The possession of the weapon gave a sense if confidence, but it appears that Mr Former often forgot 10 keep it loaded, and it is doubted whether in any case he would have been, sufficiently quick with the weapon to have prevented a blow from au assa-sir. In Carey's evidence he speaks of one o-.cusiuu on which "a tall youn? gentleman" w^s walking down Dame-street with Mr For s er, when tue latter was being watched by Catev himself. The "tall youus genle m.n" was probably his junkr secre tary, Mr West; or possibly the descrip lion may have been intended for Mr Jeph .son, the, senior sccietary, or Mr Forster'a eoound son, Mr Arnold Forster, who con stancy accompanied his father in Ireland. The late Chief Secretary was generally attended by one or other of these gentleman, each of whom cariied a ludaed revolvor hiin'y for use. It may be mentioned that Mr Forsttr waa so adverse of being protected that lie only allowed himself to be escoried by mouutcd constables at the time when (here was really considered to be the most danger for the persona compesing the liish Executkc—namely, when the Land League was suppressed. Towatds the end of hit term of office, and at the beginning of last year, when—according to the tvtdence of the informers—the most deadly peril sur roimded every step that he took, the mounttd protection was withdrawn, A solitary policeman, armed, used to tollow a ihort way behind the right hon. gentleman in the street, or on the opposite tide of the road ; und even this amount of guardian ship was not always afforded him. Colonel Talbot, the Chief Commissioner of ths Dublin police force, knowing Mr Foriter's dislike to even the slightest display of armed protection, was in the habit of con stantly warning Mr Forater'a son aad necretariea of his danger, and urging them :o increased vigilance, so that probably those whi) surrounded him knew more than did Mr Forater himself of the real perils of his position. The movements of the Chief Sesrctary must have been vtry ca efully noted, or the eontpiratoM would not have waited or they did at We»tl_and ruw Station till eleven or twelve at night, They mu.thave been well aware that on one or two occasions he had gone down to Kings towa by the laat train in order to sleep on bjard the mail packet for Holybead. On tUe occasion to which larey leferred, when the conspirators wire gathered to the num ber of fifteen at the ttation, and when some of them actually looked into the car riage in which Mrs and Miss FoMer were seated, the right hon, gentleman escaped being murdered by a remarkable coinci dence. He was about to depart _ for London, and iv the natural course of things would have been in the compaitment with bis wife and daughter in tne train leavin? West'ana-row Station about sight or nine at night. Fortunately for him, he had gone two hou.s previously down to Kings town to dive at the Yacht Club with Mr Jephson, his secretary, and conse quently just escaped the as-assins who a little later in the evening were in wait for him. Tula is believed to be the only time that Mr Forster dined at tho clnb in ques tion, and if he had not d< ne so on that oc casion, as Carey *aid, "he would, not be alivo to day." On various occasions Mr Forster mingled, quite unprotected, with Irish crowdi, but his safety in these ad ventures was i robably due to the fact that he took the conspirators by surprise in his movements, For iustaiice, the fact that he contemplated addressing sn Irish crowd from his hotel window at Tullamore— an oecasioa on which he waa attentively li»teoed to aud even . welomed by the peasantry—was carefully kept from the knowledge of the land La^ue in .Dublin, who would certainly have taken means to prevent Mr Forster irom making his voice heard. W hen visiting Galway, he s-uddenly drove off to a di-tint township, and at market time n.ixtd with a crowd of Irish rustics and spent a considerable time talking with tenaut-farmcrs and other*, being all the time abolutety Unprotected. That these g"iden opportunities far the assassins were not made use of may be pretty confidently ascribed to the fast ihat they did not know where Mr Forster would appear next, and were not prepared to follow him in all hia suddenly.axecuted movement*. With regard to the grand success which has attended tbe efforts of the Dublin detectives to track the' Phamix Park mur d rers, those in a position to judge ascribe a great part of it to the enrn. Nt and proved riincss of Mr Mallon for the post he occu pies as sup. riu tend en t of the detective department. Mr Jenkinson, Asiistant- U uder--ecretary for Police aud Crime, has turned his Indian experiences with the Thugs to the greatest possible service. The Irish a»sassins have been traced in somewhat the same, manner as were tbe Thug«. The plan has been to examine the persons suspected one by one, and to com pare tbeir statements, and confront any particular individual with tha evidence derived from his co-conspiratt rs. Alarmed by the extent of the knowledge possessed by the police, some one under thjs system may be relied upon to make a clean breast of all he knows. Yet this power of examining suspected persons, and compelling thtm to answer interrogatories would have been unavailable had it not been for a short clause in tbe Crimes Act ; nnd it is noticeable that this very clause was ridiculed at the time of the passing of the measure by the Irish party, and was nearly being left out of the bill altogether. This despised and insignificant proviso has probably been mainly instrumental in bringing the supposed assassins to Justice. As to Mr Brennan, whose connection with tho " Invincibles " was described by Carey, and who wju the secretary of the Land League besides, it is naeful to remember that this person was the correspondent in Dublin of the Irish World, tha American assassination organ. On the occasion of the dynamite outrage at Silford Barracks, when a little child was killed, and a woman badly injured, Mr Pamell described the occurrence in the House of Commons as a " piactical joke;" his lieutenant, writ ing io the American paper, more truly and more traukly remarked, " There are several explanations of the sulford utfair but the really patriotic one is that Fenianism did it " This is tho estimable gentleman who accompanied Mr Pamell in his American tour, and acted there as organising manager of the trip, and private secretary to the Land League leader.—London "Daily Telegraph."

FOREIGN CAPITAL.

(To the Editor.)

Sik,—You treat me very unfairly when you say the farmer I represent is a capitalist, The farmer I picture is a small settler who cultivates his land with his own family. I am not so dull as you imagine regarding i the uses of money. lam aware that we could not enjoy life without it; everything must have a money value. My idea of capital is when it is represented in goods that have been produced by the labour of man — such as houses, ships, and all kinds of mci chandize—it is not competing with labour; but when it is employed in any thing tbat God created and man has done nothing to improve, it is drawing wages at the expense of bane and sinew. In my first letter on foreign capital I stated that the Eugli.-h Land Scheming Company proposed . making a profit of £12,000,000 out of the colonists. Would this not have been capi'al—drawing .vages where no work is done. They did not pro« poso to iuiprova the land. My ideas can be summed up in a few words— i.e., ail moaey reprcseutiDg the unearned increment of the land, all nfoney representing p opetty that has asaimed a fictitious value, or a value over and above- the amount or labour or money expended on that property, is money competing with bouo and sinew. In your comments on a furmer letter you said I re garded money as a curse to the country. If you had said foreigu, or borrowed, money, I could a>.ree with you, a< foreigu capital has been' employed to create drones and lower wages. Wnen a mau briugs money with him it is converted into colonial capi tal, and welcome in every way. It is as good as if we produced it in wheat or gold. But foreign capital is a curse. I do not agree with "Man Friday" when he says the money question will be forced on the capitalists in a way they wot not of. I do not blame the capitalists for the power of money. If money in somes cases takes more than her share, we need not blame those people that happen to have a little more of this world's goods than ourselves.

I Capitaluts sometimes BuffeT^Tl^;... ' workera. My idest i. to put E a a lawful way. It is evident E? M- n wrong when it is necessary for thTin P? %■ Government to deny landowner, L t • the right of getting^ tXm^kt v*l 5 ■ hefc money because it happen to ft instead, of apples or eold.^\V , Buffering more privations ,han SS tenant To prevent,capitalfromTd*Sd «f. «' the expense .of *£* a,d .«•«, the Qovommeat- mast S5 Che land, and make lendin° P v< mortgag,, illegal, which would cm» t^l^ i demand for money. Money would be c»m pelled to afsume a shape that would S press unfairly on the workers. P ron o4 could not assume a fictitious va'ue If .t^ Government owned the la D d from the W- ' t-ie uneorn^d incr<ment would have r,lh the national deb', and we should all uarr oipate in the pn fits by living f re e.o{; S The drones created through property risi^1 " in value are a greater burden ou ff: woikers thaD paupers ia a poor hcue T fact, the drones thm created, lowei »£' and create | aupers. We borrow to cJ1' diones, white tue land we opened tin S a,'<> »illnnt pay to cultivate; farmer*«■■' not cultivating, but merely waiting; I aomethiagtr'turnup I«erfectlyu B d e f eta s the subject lam wilting on, I will 8 m ■ a couple of facts and iuvite boniradjctiin Firstly: Wages is thecrit^riou of aßatiJi : prosperity. Secondly : Wages, p ro fi, a yf; mte est must always bear the same taw tion to each other. Hence those people $,!' ; try to lower interest by introduce foteim capital, lower wagea and profits; CBa^ queDtly tney lower their ability to pay th low interest. 1 have otten wondered •shi' I we do not set a value on the sea. .-If .ij;> valued it at £5 an acre, wo shouldJi&v«hi very laige sum drawing wages-at the tv ' pense of bone and aiaew. I hope I w made myself .uoderstood, if notisham,.!, to write until I do.—l am etc, ■ March 21st 1883.

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MOKDAY, APRIL 9, at 11 o'clock. lULAKCK p OJ D ggBinUUD By order of MtT'jf- Ncumegen. Next to the Albert Hotel, Quecn-strcot. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L, H. Noumogcn to soil as above, commenc ing at 11 o'clock, Tho balance of tlio Unrcdccmod Plcdgos, Jewellery, Clothing, Tools, &c, &o. The wholo must bo positively sold as Mr Neumogen has to Bivo possession o£ tho premises early. _____ TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, April 10 and 11. EXTENSIVE UNRESKKVED SALE OF Oashmcro Lustres (Black & Gold), Blaukete, Rugs, Dark Prints, Hosiery, Men's Waterproof Coats, English and Melbourne-made Clothing, Shirts, Men's, Boys', and Youths' Felt Hats, Btacep, Ties, Leggins, Bupgy Rugs. &0., &c, &a. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Taesday and Wednesday uoxt, KQ CASES AND BALES OF ABOVK GOODS. Terrss at Sale, THURSDAY, APRIL 12. TRADE SALE OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton. Smith and Birth's Milla). Lower Quooo-street, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, 20Q TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOOPS, Terms at Sale. W, 8. OOOHEANEj UAB. DACBE TO-MORKOW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE. ff_lE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, JL Fort-stroot, on Friday, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Drawing-room Suite, in walnut and bluo figured Bilk, Carpets. Rugs, Tables, Pic tures, Chairs, Couch and Six Chairs, Mirrors, Dining Table, Cheflbniers, Easy Chair, Lamps, Sowing Machines, Fen ders, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Spring Mattrass, Bedding, Chest ot Drawers, Washstand and Ware, Kitchen Utonslls, &0. _ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctic-Bsig, W. 8. COOHBANK.] IJAHKS DAOBB MOKDAY, APRIL 9. VILLA RESIDENCE SITES, MOUAT ST. JOHN. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by public auotion, at tho Land Mnrl, Fort-street, on Monday, April 9th, at 12 o'clock. Allotments 23,23,21. and 25. KaatMsytown, Epsoni, containing 5a Or 27p, more or leas, situate at t hn foot ot Mount St. John, andimmofliate j opposite Major George's property. A good oommauding view can bo obtained from any portion ot tee property, and (or villa Sites cannot be surpassed in tho suburbs. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers W. Eh OOOHBAN- JAS, DACBB MONDAY, APRIL 9. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND COTTAGE, ONEHUNGa, THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr Geo. Flat_an (who la leav ing Hie colonj) to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Monday, April 9. at 12 o'doolr. HIS FRKKHOLD HHSIDENCK, Bltuato in Regent-street (oft Ohuroh street). One hungs, ereoted on Lot 19 ot small lots, contpintog in, Ir. it>., sub-tantially fen ced with stone wall and coping, and BnbJlvided into 3 paddocks. Planted with fralt trees in good bearing. Ont bnildlßgß compii3e eiabla. cow-house, pißßery, sheds, &o. Good well ot water. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOST, Auctioneer- VT. S. COu_x~vx,rS, JAS. DACKE. ;. CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. TEE PINES. rfiHE undersigned have received instrnc- I tions from-Messrs Metcalfe and Hill to sell, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort- Street, about the middle of April, THEEB FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, Bituate half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; there is a good soven-roomed house upon the property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.; tho whole can be profitably subdivided into five and ten acre sections, each of which would pos sess first-class building^sitcs.commanding extensive and beautiful views. Plans Bliowing tho position and proposed bud division are in course of preparation, and every facility Trill be given for in specting the property, which is within three-qnartera of an hour from the Auck land Railway Station, eithor by road or rail. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer!. |~IOUH-RY CATTLE SALES Walnku-Saturday, April 7 Pokeno-Monday, April 16 Drury—Wednesday, April 18 ■ Papakora—Wednesday, April 25. ALFRED BUCKXiAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOLy SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoa Tuesday, Bill o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B, TONES. E. O. CAEE. B. D. TONKS MONDAY, APRIL 9. GREAT SALE OF ■pIANOS! piANOSI -piANOSI BY THE BEST MAKERS. B. TONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on Monday next, A large Consignment of Pianos, in Walnut' Rosewood, and Black and Gold, by the celebrated makers— Weber Riohter Bord Simon Zeltter & Wenkleman, &C, &C, &Q, B, lONBS & CO,, Auctioneers, B. IONK3. .E. 0. CABB. B. D, TOHKS PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, B. TONKS & DO. ■\triLL sell" by auction, in April next, THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Umlted), . at HONTLY, adjoining the T-UPIRI ■ UOAL MINES. The Land Is cow being laid oft In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and KURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At the Biuoo time will be sold jH_ HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS, which now stand on the property, Consisting of a Homos containing tout rooms each 1 HOTW otratalntoK three rooraa IHOTS9 containing two rooms ■ 1 Blaokamlth'a Shop 1 Btebte. Terma Baey. Plans reafly shortlr. Fnrther particularfl may bo baa of 8, TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers,



fvnc.T.ion--. ! ■I'fi.MOKKOW, FItIDAY, -' PRIL, 6111, NOON. | FARM, TITIEANGI. FARM, MARU- :. KAU AMD WAIKiiMITI. B. C. GREEN WuOD. | is STILL oiler for rale by Auction at his ' vv Matt, 109. QiiciMtrost, on IfBIDAY next, the iol:ov;i;.«Prcicitisß:- ' \ COMPACT I.IcTLriJ HO.MK-TEAU ct Wei-; kornitt, 3 miles from Railway Station, ; , havick! frJatf sj to iitop \v<itor (tidal crook), i containi-:K IS MM ROO-1 lar.J. fully im proved ; nloniy of good fe,-d, burn Rnd (roßh Wtttoci i;0ol 0-v.ionir.d CoUaKo. Gardon, Orabard, Ro, &c. and 0..1y i« intliin from Auckland by road, bang part L ot Lot 53, WaikomUi. a!bo, Part of Lot « hud Lot 101, vvalkomili, contala iusc 11V aero? o' J.niid-G5 Korea tarns to:,cod j in a?.d la gram?, 10 bcws of \<xi>\\ : 2 aoreaof orchard, stocked wltli ful:-bosrlns fruit ! trees; now 5 roomed CotttKte, and other imnrovcm»nti); niv< fitim'.-d 3 mlloß from ; WSSSSStt BaJlwar ««lOD. £300 can re. Mjata on this farm for 2 years fit 8 jior oont, WHANGAKHI CDUNTV-Allulmonta 101 and 106 contatulie IG7 acres of good Land, situate In , iePariTof MaUDgatapa-5, WbanysrilConnty. , T iiriPiTM^ —North jiaotorn portion Lot 190, ParUh of Trkkapuns. contalniuKlOaarasotßOW .and, sltnatn uoyond l.afeo ' nkspnna. , K. O. QEEBNWUOP. J MOW DAY, APRIL 9, ! NOON. I I ONE WOODEN d-KOOMED COTTAGE, i MILL'S' L&NF. j K. O. GREENWOOD OAS received instructions from Messw Fisher and < 'o. so BeU by auotlor>, on the j premises, Mllis* i iwo, Ono Wnofle n i-io"mei!l CottfiKf. Bltuatod In ; Ml U" Lace off vvoat Qncor-atrooi. to bo removed within fonr deya of day of Balo, R. G. GREkNWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MOBEOW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Duiham Yards, To morrow, 3 Useful Homoj, fmia Ilawera 2 Heavy Draught Itoreeß 2 Farm Mares, very Rood Hacks, JiKht Harnesa. Draught Horses Spring Carts, Drays, Uarnos?, Baddlery, Povo'rty B*y Bro Grass. Fowl Wheat, &c, At 10 o'clock. HUNTER & ftOLAN. TUESDAY, APRIL 10. JUNCTION YARDS. [TIOK SaIE, at the Junction Yards, on JP. Tuesday noxt, 130 Fit Oxon, from P"nd Hills, Matamata, Waltam, nnd WaiKuto 050 Fat Sheep 100 Fat tombs Dairy Cows, Store Cattlo, Fat and Store Use. HOWTER & JNOLAN. Coacklrailders, &c Cousins* A.tkins, DKSIUNJHiS AND BUILDERS", AT ENGLISH, AMKRIOAN. AND KIIKN'JH OAVUIAGttS. ESTiliLlt-HED liCi. lnsnrance "DEDUCTAON IN FIEIS SATES, JLW _. H£W ZEALAND INSUKANCB COMPANY. OAPITAti OKU MILLION BTEKLINGI FlEii RI3S3 tafeoo oa tha taoat LIBBSXIi PROMPT 35f T T Ij'RMKN TS, UNDOUBTKJJ BKODKirST. GEO. P. PIERCE. Manager. PiOViIRNMKiNa1 LlFli I^oURANOE. V3T ■ Head Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington The Only New Zealand Life Office. government security. mutual insurance!. lowest premiums. The Ordinnry Branch Offers an Insnranco of £1200 at tho premium charged elsowhcro for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in tho INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with tar PARTICIPATION m PROFITS. "Si PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Yeara, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Freo Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In- Burance within the reach of nearly overy man woman, and child in tho community, but pro viies tho description of policy and modo of pay muvt 1)631 suited to the requirements of oacb. B M. LUCKLE Commissioneb Public notices. DELLE VUE HOUSE, TAUttANGft., NSW ZEALAND. Suites of Kooma, Balls, Piino, 3table?. Coaoh leaves dally for Hot L&bea and leriaces. CHARGES MODSBATU. J. BUUKJ-ib Proprietor, XfEW ZEALAND GRAIN~AGENCY JS AND MERCANTH.E COMPANY CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New"Zealand: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead, Consulting Director: P. Cunninqham, The undersigned bogs to Inform Grain Mer chants and others that ho has been appointed AGENT for tho above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have prompt attention—for Grain and alt. kinds of W ZEALAND PHODUO* a STSVENSON , Agent. Union Insurance Office, Queen-street Coffee i CJoffeei Coffee i S. C.~iROWN, Durham-street, Auckland, FIiOUB MILLER AND COFffEiS & SPICK . MKRCSANT, Has Aiways on Sand and FOB SAfcK FLOUR, in eaofes, luO'a, and 50*8, " Bine" brand FLOUR. In Baofea. 100'a, aad 50'a, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHAKPS KAW AND UOASI'KB COFFKB PBPPER AND SPICKS. In the matter ol COFFEE, theattenUon of the Public is called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solicited. The Mixtures are composed only of tho that Plantation Coffee nnd the Best Chicory procurable, and may be characterised thus— " Kagle" (nr.y beet brand), nuarly pure coffee "Ship" and "Camel," medium coffeea of great strength and flavour "Oastle" and " JUaopard," low medium and common coffees, ' To loveia ot roally fine Coffoe. I strongly re commend the Eagle." bnt to tho general taste Medium coffees are found to be most aocoutablo. and I say, therefore, ' TETf THE SHIP BBAKD Tey THE OAMBIi Brvnti Procurable fiom all Merchants ana Store keepers, loose, and in tins, JOlbs., 28iba,. liibß.. jlba.,'fllbß.. libs., bs., and lib. pOFFBB riOFFBB /QOFFSK



■ Merchandise .$ J © IN : (iKHSEAI! IBO 701«'3538 i AX» 'OOBSMIBSIOH 505 .BO HA HE, i 33, JuOWKB QttBEH • BTRRBT, iO?W»sii» Koilww Keolamstloiil, ( ; AHD AT 'J, NOT BROAD-OMUIST, IrfJHDOB, , Also BoprcaeDiVaMviM 5n Ameviti, Con. i ifaectal »nd Colonial Votit, GSSSK A. .t MKB CKAHBISE . OliatlsS'B fittWßl- BisiS, ucnwMuns ?-:Hk't» ASH SPI0K8! »«■■«> tenures ! rA'fPi.'TW »HUJS AITO VJWKMBSWW S-fißliT'-?.VBn KIWIW : NU9AHH I ijncß, mmwj*. awn ruao 21.KSJS.'iWSn ST.BT fIAKMHB I oornwiATi ywoMtrew SOB4OOOS i QKUWs AHB CIBiRkVWU* i W.vr. HAXOBBU ! WKiPVitiO PAPfIK* P.&PHS EA«fl ; BWIHBH ! -laUI AWS RADISH j • ! HOPB i VIAHtM AND tJUBWCMWM!? ! ip'-;«-W UH HMMTH j 4UKKXT2 .iND «AMPr.JJ ROOMU , i ffos UHnaH asm Fpaßias MAirowtrnj«a»i '' INDENTS VOX ALL OLASSKS OF i i MERCHANDISE, > fiXIOUTKI) ON AnVAKTAQBOUb TSBMB, tisß*KAr. AfiVASOUB Oil SSQEI Unßd, WOO »nrt o«h8r Un'onls! p.nd Island Produce tor «!iip meat to SiOiidaa, at which port same wfl i eoslvs p»mt'J »ttan»lon froiß MtJj. A. NaShaa '. ARTHDJi H. KATHAS< j , •D v A D THIS ATO N|o E. FQE A GENUINE CLEAItINu SALE, ED WAR T\ T KW I C UWAKJL' L 1! V 1 |9| Q OUBTOM-HOUBK-31RKBT Q IS OFFERING QHINi., Q.LAS3 & TgAUTBKNWARK AT OHKAPHR PHIOKB THAN KVKR OFKKRKU IN THK COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. THK TnADE AND GRNBBAIt PUBMO ABB INVITID TO INBPKCW. BREAKFAST, DINNSB, AND TiCA SETB; WBDDING AND BIRTHDAY &C, etc,, &C, EDWARD LKWIS. MOOKE & rriOWNSHEND, 0 0H E & 1 OWNSIIKND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS Of tho following Goods which aro OF THK FINKST QUALITY AND ARE NOW on SALE— ■ PORT 3 Sherries Madeira Cluunpasns spaukLino burquvdy jajiaioarum i Lowndes" do BUANUIK9 llonnesay'B • • • Martell'a palo and dark i Cavalier * * * In bulk and oasa Old Tom Genova JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps , WHISKEYS TKAGHER'S Qreonleaa and Colvlllo'a Uunvillo'a AUSTItALIAN WINKS Tokay Mataro Jluscat Sliinu Keisling Hockhoimor Frontißnao Ohnsselaa in pints and qnarta LIQUKUKS Curacoa Slarasoliino CLARET 3 La Koso St. Julion La Foto St. Kstepho St. Kmlieon (hanto) ALK AND STOUT Manian'a Uasa Tennant'a Guinnesa's Dublin Stout Whitbread Ix)ndon do In pints and quarts. Address! FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A. MBAT HE X, OKMERAIi IMPORTER, HAS ON HAMD AND TO ARRIVE— BRANDT- Oourvoialet'B Branfly in bnlk do do ono diAHiond, fonr dia mond, and VO Assoolatod Vtaoyard Brandy In bnlk.'ease, Ilssif, and hall-flask Mailer Ifrerwi' Brandy In balk, owe, flask, end halt nsak Hennocar'B Hmndy In cue W, and A. GUbey'g Brandy In owm RUM- Lowndea', SO 0.p., -oaakg and hbdi Lemon Hart's, i-nimka W, and A. Qllbey's, In onae, VV nnd whits WHisscy (buikv- ;: Gt9cni««i Inverness, Qlonllvet, Terrier, Klrker. Qroer and Cc, In demijohns and 2 gallon ]an WHISKY (casol— Uollio Bleed, Hoyal Blend, Rob Hoy, Joro boam, Glen Almond, vv. and A. Qlibor*! Irish and i notch in HtuiOß HOHNAPPS- Hentce's, W. and Ai SUbo;'i WIVRB (bnlkl ailvn and Gxin'a, Aaßtrallan, Grennoß, and Tokay • WINES (In osbo)— W. and A. Gllboy'i (Ciwtlo brand). Port, Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, IA, A, b, c, v. and a; vu Ularets. 0, 1, S, 3, It Champagne — Roederer< Perrler and Oaimiset AU5— Bmb, boKlofl by Hal! Hoar's Head, botclod by Hall John Hull, bottled by John lield Aahby's snd MoKv/an'a '' Globe " brand QTOI/T- Boart Hoafl, HaU • Bdmoad'o Plk Brand GnineßS'H, bottled by Blood Wolfe BparfeUcg Nourotono, pints and qaarbi Galo and Friend's and Johns, Mntthews and 00! Genuine vv'hltu Load and Zlno Llnseod Oil, Kr>w and Boiled, n drumt Colia Oil, in drama Cantor Oil. In bulk DRIKD FRUITS- Ourrontß, in halt caeca Blme JHaisina and Slga Aldnn Applsu (evaporated) EBKOBKINK, 130 and 150 test— Devoo'B Royal UrUllant. Liaht of Ako. Pre< mmm a&lsir n Prime York Tinnis and Bacon at Low Rules TOBACCO- Over the Water, VM, Nallrofl Royal Long 6's Venuß, l^'a, B'a, Donbla Thlok P Pleoss OILMKN'S STORKS- Xeaa, ttui,'cr, 10, lw, No. S Paper Bags, Ploklos, Kippered Horrlngß, Potted Meato, and an assortment of General Qooda always on hand. A BK4THES. TH 1 H&t UA R KE T 585, QOBaN-STKBET, AUCKLAND OH SAtiß, ABSITttB PBS COJtOM£.N»KJt. &(!» BOMAN 3SMPIEB,- WUlto Clever, nea OiOTei, Als/Ee Olovei', Dow sraes, TJoadaw Foaous, Moadow Foxtail.. Created DcKßtaSf, Rape. Tfefolluro - XncAroainun <i)swtnt Olo^ori, BHOM AMKKIOA DIRaCT- TlmoibT, Kentnolty Blossfrw* <Poa PrstnnßtS. Vavatif Bsjr Byesiass, umtsrbury Ryearsw. Cooiwfoqli. Prsirfosrasi, «*«« all. KAKTjY SK3D POTATOES, AB rottOITB I- AsMoaf Kldnoy, Taylofa Kidney, Gsntw. bnry Flntes. Patteraon'a Vlotorla. LATKR VAEIKriKS-Hobart, BnSion'a Miss nnm Bonnm. Sntton'a Flower EalU etc ALSO, Data. Bailer, G«raea tund Blowei Saed, Ooane, Weand Rook Salt,Brsn. Sharps,NewZaa land Klax. Tow, daoon and Hums. BONKDUST AITD BONKBLOUR Cf all grades, ISLAND urn PBRUVIAN 0U4.N0, K0» KO «"?BKETB & .AITKSJ?



Land and Estate Aeents I O S^ B O B M E,| c Hetntc, Land, nnd Genoral Gommis j lon ARont, 81, Qqeen-atceei;. Aucblaud, 57v o ii rf a.c, * c, J? BT KDWAUD WAYTS HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. r OHNWHAL nusiNKSa for Salo; tnrnovor ' fiO.'l'Oajoar BiRK.ttNHBAtJ (near Wharf)— New 9roomoa I HOU9O I Bt'Sl'HS^ BITR-Kyber Paso. Oneap. OtiKaUNGA-Houai) W rooms) £250 and £100 OWKHUN'UA—SmaII Uouous choap HffAH'fl'ljD IVIA.I)-Hoheo (8 i-oomfi). £800 girAFIWlj!) ItoAD-HoESu utid Lot, £550 i CITY (to Lcaefl-Oorner Bhop. £3 a work MOUNT Ai.WGKT— Houfo(loroomn),2aoroa ! MOUNT AljUK«.T—Uousrt (12 rooms), 1) aoroa j MOUWT AblHißT—Cholnn litilldiuu; bltoa | MOUNT KUHN- iuiciHO ITiOoms), 1 aoco . MOUNT lfli'.KS'-liouao (•iionnis1, £;")5'J MOUN r X; KN-lluiido (t rnoraß), £,U0 MOUNT KDKN—lloiu-o (7 rooms), 10 uorea MOUN V svUKN—ihopi), Oftpiial elmivtlou MOUNV KDKN—Chuici) tlulldlu« Slioa UIUHMHN I)-Hoiifo i(3 to roomo) KIOHMOND—UiiUdiUK Sltoa HAMILTON-Uholeo aoto Lotn (JITV (to Lwiae)-MunaCanturinp; Prcmlsoß With or witlious pteftiu iiowor, &o. (JHKKN LANK-fiaoroa.: lino vlnw ' KMiii HSii)ti:—l!lioloi>Bulldln(t Sites ' KIJKN TKKII.'.CIC-HuUSO (8 nioniß). IM'RO tot \ FAHM3 at Hiinilton, Cumbrldge, I'ukurlma, j Wimtn >■ I'atn, Kitpara. Sto. WANTlO),'.'mall Uouhcb nuar Quutin-street to I I'nrohasn or (lent !VVILJi IA M It Uhhl YE R HOUaiC. LAMP, RBTATB. AND UuMMISBION AUBNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AX!) ILLUMIWATOHi j MAP.'. PLANS, &C , COMWLKD. ; 1 . AUCKT.ANr.) W.O. t>',a to notify bli fvlenfla nml tho i nbllo KiincriiHy Ih-t U> liai removed to tha Bb'jvo prnmt'O', wlico ho hopep, I>J mrioi uttontton to | tho rtQiiiroim-iitß ot liin oili.nto. to merit support. Krotn Hi.) lnr,;o knowlciiKO ot I'oneonhy Pro- j pertleß. hu is In is position nroond to nono tv Uoalwlthrnrtloibusliinor bolUiie In that dls triot, I lusspootlon ot mi Hut reDfooUnlly Invltofl. : A rondy s.i!o for Clump Houaus and Allotments j NO SALS NO CHAKSST, I A!onKll9tot Country Froportlea opoa ta In. I Bpcotlon. Inanrnnooa tslloutcd at LOWtMt Katca. ltemeuibor the Artdrosß— CCOMBE6' CIIAMBKR3. QUKEN-BTRKRT. rillAS, 4ft/ ILhI AM IS O3N, ! lIOUSK, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT' Vuloan Lanic, Auckland. Itaukovd i—NftUowU "Jank at Now Zealandi KBNTB aad ifiTiSKKa'C OaUoated. MONKY Invoottd for Capltalliita on flras-claia ueonrlttes, without Ohaiwic. Bijc mi cent I kllowed on deposits actll lnvcHted, MOKTHAaKS and i.i).'-Na NesoiiMed, B'A ARKS BotiKht or Hold to or-de:', 35TATK9 MBswjnit fcr.A>nonJ«9 ---• A LLOTMKNTa Bonght, B»a Hotism BaUt on xk the Weekly Pnympui By,l6iu. BUILUINU AlfiLO'i'MMiN-XiJ uVH £3ALM as s>jj:« i'ooT i— Bootlwi'l-atreot, 80/ Woai-atreet, 50/ Iniermttn-ttrcet,«/ Ils?saru-Eirc>!t, 80/ Bond-ftreot, 15' Ij'-K.ir I'looa. 68/ ArKylo-stroot, l£s Ktchmond Rend, £3 HortMl'ord-8troo», 'Ml "loan-struci. £10 Porolval Par»Uo, «6, Wharf Ro&a, W Rooismntlon, £S Maun; r;dßii iioirt. Hi Howo-atroet, 80/ '■Cvtor i Jsa;, HJB 10a Hnokott-atroot, HI Vulloy Road, lCs Norlbcoto, 10j Hrlshtou (u.sa. ifl/ And ta twlocs o«bev esree>« <*. i?w rates. jC i Ann tO IJEND, la Sums ;)i £10 and np- JBttlH'U war rt3. en good usccrtslca. ; SURUItniN HOI'KL fnr Kblp, nlout 7 miles from Auckland, en v aln tborouKhtarc, with ! suvoral roioj <>t innd Kojolnlu«. Onanoo for I browor or o.i(i:tii'tut CJIAPKI.-sl'tiKi'T— Tsvo Jlousoa lor Ja!oon dofor.oi v-iymcnta. i'lipitul chanoo tor handy man or working carponvr. rriVVO BHI'.-K. rtliOt'u for .-a'oln tho Contro X of the .lt>'. Quito .r.'ow. Exo'-'ilvut posi tion for biißln(V'H, I}ONSOX i<Y.—Klvo-roomsd Honso for Salo In CUrei.oa-atroot; w<ll flulshtd; good K«rdon. Pr'oo *!30.i. Ijli'-aNICI.I.'< I'.OAU—Now Groomed Honuo | X for S.iio. at £150; iiiy wator ior 10 Lot. at i 2'hwoi'ilv. liAUNICi/li-S x-roomeit Hoaao(nfw) forS»'o In 'Auilaml-.irtM t: pleasant view of lmr boor. I'rlofl. £S'.'s. itn-..: temnot tuiymont, \l7KijJulNllTi.iN-Sini-iKi — ilrv-onitd. tioueo VV for Salo. wUn 2 lar^e uliotuiojiu, front Harden, i'.-iw jCl.vj. /^OUNTHY St'OnK for S.ilu. with S roomod \_/ Hl-HSO, StHtllt! COW-nhud, fOWi-IIOUUO. Pllt- X rf. l rivo ucroi Ui crop and orchard, Or to i 0ca*.233 "VrOKl'HOOV.'t—Allotments: two flno Cornor Xi Alliitraenta for B»k>, 11 vo inluuto3 walk from l*t \vbnrf. £30 each. RU3ICH*NIC ltSTA.'l'i'-I .—Nearly Four Acres for :a!'j, on n uln ro^d ca iucumud ; level lami, fonceil, in graias i\ mlka lrom Auoklana. j4lto, 'i 2 i\oro9, wntor froutw). HUVSK at. Mount Ktiou with about r*o ncraa Kround, hdvinK a main trontago of 117 ft.; orch'.rd, i,'-.n:on. cuw-.<i;e(l. p:B--ty, fowl houto, Ota Price, £-i 75 Kaay tarais. i»Oßn—SKWl'ON'—b"our-r;ioncd Hooai tir.d A^OU v. orknhon for p»1o, with srnod Rnwon, DUBUN-.-TRKi';'.-. No.vtou-Vt.. : y con>fOr« ishlo llr.iii-o fi.r Mihi (now), teui I'o.-t »ud Tolesraiih Ofllcea, on dnfoirod inymoniii, Bitl4iLai*(i:^j-.i'WtatCi"— .Now ami vc.-y con vonlOfitC-ju»s;e for S«l», near Coii«re«e tlonal Oliureh. Or easy lormu. HAMILTON (W*lfeaio)-Hiia!B nr.ti sore Of ground for salo. two minutes walkfroin Hankof NuwZ-'iilkud for £95. Lot 331. tl/AIKIKKIIC-h'^ts- •''■"-« tt Waliiaklo *V tot M, yiJ'.ncrtldohanceforwaralnsnian. NOKTHOUTK — «TOU ruumiil Hoi..*, ual bnlhil!i(<-=, *<•'., a«d S) bctos of Land for Sslo. V>i j ohanr. Gr,v.d vlaw ot tho mucnuur. Aluoi Now 7-roomctl Moufo and nearly oaerts. DKVONPOHT. Last tv^fttt — Bovtfrai voij rhcloe Vllb Slic? ta( Bald. h^ln« road and sea frontßgw, n«d poaseselnK ihe flneat lanOßoaiM) vlbwb <o bo fonad Aronnrt Aunkland. POCA-A NICK SKW OO'i-fAOS In NOW- Ww i.-;u (or Sals, wlJii Isrga nhau, flUot ment 10 x ICO I vcr; cheav. TLirAITXSIATA IUVMt FROKTAQIS,-Lanfl T»v for Bivls st fi> pe~ &oro ( in lurco or smaU blooka, Ks,ry lerma. /j, 7 £»c_HOUBK tor Sale La Wllll»ra-etreai, *<■"• ;iemt fit. Jarasw' Otanrob. Abo, Very Comfortablo Sovisu-roemod Houao, buvh-room. &0., price £150. EI'dOM— Osnlleman'D Vii'tt Hwiii'ißnod. tavbi roams. co»ct)-lious«, btsbUuK, &*>. £1000. RKMUBR^-'iSscurcv;, tcrSsisi «c«:'.«ns rt!l sad epiftniU-1 siflif BKIQH'i'OM' tiOAD, Pinsoii — dlx-rooraed Ilonaa lia -n\n, Moimcvt in x ICC; w.tei liitfOG. !'rf«.?3oO. TJONU<>NBY—.^B-iT Elr-rooraoil lionae ana. X Wr.rU>)'oo<J iorsAloi i;ynßl!o<vaftMa! Swo rruaia,ser.; caey terms. ■S'jßSi; tihe Per .-"; lenS Wr.;;-.omlii, Paro -" morctac, BtotefVß fnlni : V'ulsatereJ, M»hn raari, North Shore, Pspafcora, ko. Al«o, see list la New 2*nla*& HtralA »nd H'«ilv Kew< C H A S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, VCI.CAX LANE. Iroumonstirv, OHBA* O AKJOWAKB O OUSP. sX . it e]L & J 13 IOK 8f» SiAVE FOR BAJ.S- ■ KOWAX'S AWUOAFJTWiO &AMiS Atao, ax BPKMBBa, Fonts, Qtoßea, amb Wikso Asid a Qroaii Vfiriot? of caimrilK'. KOBG-iit'i; LOGKWOOD'B, AHO WidSAftA 7ABUE AND POOKKIBUST. JO3HSOM'fI OBLBB.«AT.?SJ> HOTS«SOKS CfcAßira BGILiiRB OAUOBPAHS. SO. GRjifßixH's Pamht Tea akb (Toweb i'OTS, BXAMPffiD TIHHKD MKAT AHD 2m Dishes, Basins ahd Mile Pahs (all dies), EBOK3STB, Tube.', Fmvj, AM» OVKiSa, J.SSOOKIB, BOJiUBBSRB, WHISES, &0, Kair, Ouiva, A3B Sail BawaHi^, •ABE'S, UIiACKS, AHD iuTNDOH'S r,?A»KK) AND DHJHJNO SAItDKW HOS3, FAKiB?;, 43SU TKOWBT4S, A.SJGPSS, PLASKB, IlAismaus, BKAOiSs1, IjOOKS HINGKII, HAItH, AHD BuACBWAKH, Soott'B Gkhukji? Whits XiBAU, KAW «BD BOILKD LI»SBSD gOl3i, IS jjvb pjsb obnt. lmrctousrs 4,Ufi*e(S to Oacih Pnioiitttoss oa nil Salt'?



Ironmongery. T.&aMOKKIN&CO., LIMITED, "Wholoaalo and Ketail HARDWAIIE MERCHANTS, I M PORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FJSKCING WIRE, BARBED FENCING WIRE. 00 / / § of ,/k I— —fW \\\U / ! W ■' ill ;i: f a a Mi 9 s| j i i -is I i Single Barrel Guns, Poublo Barrel Guna Breach-Loading Guns, Rcvolvora. Fportiog Powder (all qualities). I Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wod» ! Cattridncs, CattritlßO Casea, Patent Wlro Cartridges for long ranges, Cartridge Bags, Game Bigs, Gun Cases, Car tridgc-makiuij Implements, Ke- Cappers, Kxtructcre, Air Pistols, Air Gune. T. & S. MORKIN & CO. (Limited would call special attention to tho above ox ' tonoivo and well-selected stock of Gun | and Auimuuitiou. GUNS AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL PURCHASERS. Carpenters' Tools. A LARGE i 'i.Ai'A Assortment of } * ,!' I llnqlish aud {' . j ',"■ y~\ A mori ca n |--< '•'"■■^f|| Tools, |- '," . V\ comprising : — j . A Saws of every ■ , .A description, | »' *l Braces, Hovel- | ■■'■'' m led-edgod Clv- f '.. ;\ sels, Ainpricaa I \ Sockot rhwcls, | \ FirmciChisels, ', , . ' '-A Gouge.3, Ham- | ■ *\ Bevels.Gilpin's j ', "'')\ Brace Bit?, {:; :■ ,: tytil Amcri c:i n 1 • ~r rl.v. ,'■■ jA Twist Bits! j ' ■|g| J , A Morae's Twist ! ;,A Drills, Hollow } ! •;^.^;i|Sa Angers, Whee- [ , , ?"A ri^litV liruzzu-', }■■. »■ ■■'^./■■'v^fiSlL Lock Mortice } ■•"^^SBl Chisels, Pano -| »•.•'■'■' i' X^, lions, Siii^lu •.' ■', , ' ■■"■■.^^lffik nnd Double | ''"-.'" (' "'■'rJj'X PI a n os I -■ •, •'•'-••'"■wSbl (Smoothing, j .'jV^ffl, Jack, Trying, ■ v Vf'e'MHn Bend, Ogee, >'■'$''"'• -\"j :'r''v'i'*'§'^^ft Grooving. » ■:■:¥-,•;s' jiajft^^^M piouqhsjßcucu :.;;; ■ (§: : Mmm Screws, B.neh ; t ,' ''• ; 4 Vices lioring ' ' . ■pii^P Machines, oil j;rv.:-.t1A"-:-i-jP8P' ffl Stone?, Tool i;. 9': j.::;,I'^ J^© Kits, Floor {jj^i^^fF Cramps, M3s^^H li^B Smith's Patent JJ&^IbSbWB Spiiog Hinges. mgmm^ a ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indisponsiblc ia evory Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELL^— Electric Bells (in Sets), with Indicators ainglo Electric Bells (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Ollices, KEROSENE COOKING STOVBS— A I arge Assortment; eizoa in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cookiog for Family. CHEAPER THAN GAS KEROSENE LAMPS- A Beautiful f- ssottment; JVow Desiftng Dnplex, Tablo Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS— English and American Rira and Mortiw Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb'a and ■ Hobb'a Rim and Dead Locks, Latchos, Padlocks, Brass aud Iron Bolts, Doou Cuains, ALLOWS THS DOOB TO RKMAIN OPBN ■ BTILL HKCUKBLY V ASTKNBD ENAMELLED SINKS-' Enamelled Sinks; all bjzos ; Enamellec Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portablu Boilers, Washing Machinos, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines, GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds o'. Jowollcry, Plate, &c, NO POWDER REQUIRED. T,&S.MORBIfI&CO, LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT



89Wln» Machmea I Singer s Sowing ]M.aohikes. Singe; v itoaltißO Blaster's Oeoirtve Mn.ohinen !31»frer"B flaolnlvo Maohlneo Blnttert fleololve Mtohlnsa SlnKßfe Decisive Msohlaen Btajjf.r't Uvnloivs WaoWnes fcilneKß's Decisive ' Maeuines SiiiKor'e MooMvo Maolilaea Slnaor"!! Decisive Machines Slnger'a and ■ Maohlnea Slngor'a OTOrwhclinhiK Maohlnes Singer's Ovwwholnikiil Mnohlnes 31nger"a OY«rwholmlng Machines Singort Ovorwholralna Msohlneu 31ngort OTorwbolminir iiacMnoa Slr.Koi-'s Overwhelming Mnohlnes Blniiort cvorwhßlmimr Machines Blngor1! Ovorwholminß Maohines SlnKert Victory for too Singer Machines Slnstor'e Vlotory Machines SlfiKot'n Vlotory Maohlnea Slngec'f Victory Msioh'.nee BiDKer't Vlotory Machines Slnger'e Vlotorr Miohitieu Singer's viotoiy Maohlneß Stnp;er> Vlotory Machines Singer t Vlotoiy ilsohinos Singer's Victory Machine* Sinner's Vlatory Vsohlnes Singer's At Chrlutohuroh Uxhlbltlon iinoinnes Singer B The Singor Machines Bluster's ThnUlngcr Machlnoo Sinßefß The Blurm M&ohinos SIDKCrt . ThoOmKor MMhlnoe Singer 6 iho BlngM Machines Hlnaer b The Sinaer Wnohlnea ainßor a The afngor, Mnohlneo BinKor-o Cwo Qolfl Medals Machine* Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines. Sinßftt'B Two Gold Mudato itfaohlnai Bin^or"; Swo Gold Modal? fiUoWnw Sinijert Two Uolrt Mortals Machine? Singer's Two Gold Medals VJcohlnas Slnßor'i I'iiii Gold Medalß Afoo^tnss Slnuert Salting r.UOouipotl tors Machines SlngWß 3eatlnusll Maolilnon Slnaor'o ue&tlngall M&ohlnee HUitfor'a Boutins all Vtachlnoa Sldkok's floating all iltioiiiuos Slngort Bofttlngnll . Moohlnw Singor'e Compstltorn Maohlnoa Slnxor'b Competitors Mnohlnoa Blu-or'p Conipotltor* Maoiliioe Sinsor"!! Competitors Machine? BlnKor'o Uompettton Maohlneß SlaKort Boatlnß Ml Oompeiition. Mnotalnw 81n«or'D Always uollnblo Maonlnes Slnger/6 Alwajß Reliable liaoalnec blnger'n Alwßya Kollablo Maohlnet Singer's ThoSißgorte Menihlnes SlnBor"B 'J'ho Slngtr la Mnohlnei< Slngor'9 The nlnitt r Is Maoinuee ( Singer's The Ulmpiest ana Beat Machines Singer's The Hlmpleat and BesS Maohlntm Singer's The Simplest and Kent Machines Singer's Alwaya Roliabla EJaohinsß Sln^er'o jvl wai a Rolliflrte Maohlnes Slnsterti Alwaya Reliable Manhlnoa ainuor'n The Singer IB Mnohlnea Slnger'B The Blngor Is Maohlma Singer's The singor is jiuohlnet Sinßflr'B The Singer la Mnohlnos C'lngor Tba Blnger la Miwhlnea Hlßger'a The Singer ifl MROhlneo Binger'B Xho tiuigor la ii^ohijioj Slngor'e Tho ciuger Is Maohlnes Singer's 'J'he Slngor Is Maohlncs Slngor'f The Singer la Uneaualled Machines BinKor'p Onoiiuaiiea Muablnes ainger'f Unequalled Machines Singer's Unequalled Machines Singer's Unequalled to Machines Singer's Unequalled Machine* Blngcr'e Unequalled Mnafilnet Slngor'e Unnquallod Mnohlnee Bingor'e Unequalled Wnohluw Blngur'n Unequalled Vlaohlnos binger'a Uneqnaded Vtnohinot airiKor'e Uneqnallod In the World. \l3uhlnoe Blng^r's Largoat Salo \ißohln<)s Slngor'u Largest Sale Muohlnoa BlDgor'e Largeit Bale .Vlaohlnes alngm'n LureosiSalo - Uaotilnee Bloger'B Largest BulO Maohlneß Singer's Largest Salo Maohlnea 1 Smgor's iitu-KestHala .Woolilncs Singer's li'irgeat Sale Maohlneß Slngor'6 Jj-irgi »t Mulo machines Blngftt'a Larg; at Sale Maohlnes Blngor'u m ttie World. vluoblnes Blngoi'e 2s Od ncr Wont Maohlnea . Sin. or'a it 6d per Wook Maohlnoa Singer's 2atf<i per vvook Machine* t innur'B 3u ixil per Week Maohlnex rhiKorV 2a 6(1 pur Wook MacMaes SngerV '^GdnorWoak yiathlnes Slngor'a 2j fid per Weak Waohlaeb Binifur's 2s Oil per Week vinonines Slngnr'n 39 Gd per Wook VTaohlnes Blnger's — \laohinen Slngert BBANOHI Maohinei , r-lnu'oi'a Macbiaes ' SlDgor'g 201, Qnoon-Btronl Muuhlnos • ,■■ lngor'H XI, Quoen-stronl Maohlncs s Slngoi-'u T6l. Uuoen-etreet W:.chlncs aluKorV 331, Cluoon-street Machines Ulngor'a 26', yucjon-airect Mucl'.lhob tlngor's 381. Quoon-atreel riaohinoH Singer'n Ml. UiMon-Btroot VlnclUnos riluKOf'o 201, Quaen-stroot Mioulneo Hlimor'ii AUOklAnd Vliiohinr.p rilngor's Anokland Vlachtnee aiuKor'u Auckland >i«ohino& ;-triKo.-'u Auckland Maohlnea slnger'a Aaokland MwhUo? HlnKor'd Auoklnnd MaohlneE S'UKOi-'a Auoklan'?. Machine/1 UloKOr'd Mnohinw RINGEK'S BEWING MACHINES, KeTAOLiaiiKu ny ri>koul v.:*;;'.;?Sv affointmbmt IB>UY ONLY THK ■WAOHINKS. The KasloH, Slmplcet, Boot Made, and Moal Dnrnbla. The only rtevving Maohlne whloh has never oson bmton lit romputitlon, So'e mrnuin N»wZealand 1 BBi£»SFUK AND CO., KVticelto »hb Mcrket,) uußics.tf:rumia\ W. C, D ■"■■■■ I THS 9KKAT B&WING KAOHIWM IMPOKTEK, ' ni( rosi Bsoßvro 11 Jtarste Hhipcjoi.! ur ms OiuJlesmfO lilt >V OJ-|rt — THiR WHITK Va /■) t-ji\vi3U MAOaSKS Tho Most Silent ttie Obupcas Tho Moat ltapld Ibs Hlglias* Arm The Most Slmpta Vhs Larsqat Taola the Moat Kaay »o Win Tbr Hurt Oover The Moat Unmb'.a tin ShuplaaJ Shulil* Th« Uofi Klsiran* Ch» Neaka« flUtch i'KSADUii SSACsr.vws hrom £J lOn. tnv nasaT aawisG haobikbs BVRB MASB^ Ptlao 0! HAND MaOHIHBS, £3 10,1, Also. ALWASH OR lUHU. Oc&iilao Slnaßß Krlator and Bo mai Werthalm Standnra Hovto Oompanj's Wheeler anfl Wl'usoa Srovor and liokefa Jones's ABC UttroMtdo An 3 othar good :.;i cJic ( 5 srawas * 28, tl, J-BK WBKK I 23, 6D, *BB WBSSK' ai MAOBIKZE WCAPAVTBas?, Xbeae Maohlnes can be had of my Agonia t- N. MoLsanand Co., Pioneer Ston, Whangare 1 Thomas Welli, Oarabrldgo; WlUlamßtevensoi Onohunga 1 K. Wsyto, Hamilton 1 Parnoll an* Boylan, Qlaborne 1 Brennan and Co., Tauremmv j snd at other plaosv. QUKKN-STRKKT. r Lime &c. GrROUND JjIME, GROUND LiMB, I FOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND EOCHH LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floora Cellara, eto. (noxt to stono flagging, la un vivalled for durability and hard-setting qualltios). For tanks and other wot work i la v flnjt-olnas material. B. KEANE, SOLE AG & NT, CaSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. I r— : mAKE NOTICK-That notwltbstancliDg X all that In said In fttvour^ot other Mahu rangl Limes, the steady bat increasing demand from all parts ot Auckland and Province. South and Australia, ia a snfilclent guarantee as to the genuluoßß of PULHaM, B4NN ATYNB ANU OO.'d HYDRAULIC LIMK. For Walls, Floors and Garden Patha it Oannot be Kdbbed nnT. —For olroulara and further Information apply at ' Anokland Branch. Oualom-houao-Btruet West; ». J. MOBS, IVf, F. 0 BTJLLIVAN F. J. Moss & Co,, HOUSK, LAND, AND K3TATK AGBNTS, SHOBTLAND-BTREKT, Inteadlne Bnrerß are roapaotfnlly Invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates ol Interest



ijaeCUCc. ' '■:■■ r ■■■■;.,. : IiIVEK OOMPLAI»'Ie~~ 7rr!" IT&K. KING'S DANDKLION Aim BTO3WOH ÜBBAK6EMENT, mTOIS^Sf. BBTWZKN THK SHOOLBKRS, BaJ>-a3>S£2 ' Indisebtion, Aommr, Head-iohb^HiiS bubn. and all other symptom of (toonS liver and dyspepsia. AoknowledgedTwiS eminent surgeons to be the stieStaWt nffi pillstoreveryconstitution.—lnßoxm &ttaiS ' Ja 9d, and te M. Sold by Ohemlßtii »id MedteK i Vendors throughout lie world, .PreShS Jas. Borke. London. Specially valpaWwi " tar roeidants abroad and travellers - • Sold by Kbmpthorkb, Pbosskb a Co, «• LOTION/'-A^g:, O ternal Meana of OORDfO" btw-- DIBKASES. There Is soaroely^nj*«ms2;": but wUI yield to -anlpholtae'itoTtoffi;-1 and oomxnenoe to {ado away even If it «X paatouro. Ordinary pimpleg, redness; btotov sourf, roughness, vanish m if mymeWov»wS' old, ondurintj skin disorders, that have nH Iho sufiorera tor years, howavbr dooplrtSH they mar b«, "Sulphollne" wiU w&esH »ttack them. It destroys the MlnmtelS which O4UBOO thooa nnsightiy, Irritable. 'uataM affeoilons, and atwaya Droduooa a clom.Bw i natural condition o£ she ckliu " BnlnhoUiS* liotlon Is Bold by rnooi Ohemlßts. Bottleifefl" Made by i. Pepper and. Co H liondoa. , Sola by Kempthobwb. Paoaamt & oc. :■ BPPEB'S QUIMINK mil IRON TONIO roiwea and dorelopea'UrfMfWtftV acersfios, enriohea the blood, promotes apceti.J dlspelß Ungnor and depression, fortfflei tte i Olseatlvo organs. Is a roeaiflo remedy for nonrnlglo, ague, lndlgestloa, fevora of orta" ' Idod, chest affections, and In waettug aigcssw 'i sorotalous tendenoles, &«. ITis whol»fr«jo8!a-; ■ greatly lnvlscomted by Pepper1! Task, .«,«7, mental taoultles briahtsned, the cosßtitailoi greatly strengthened, and a retittn to rotet Eo»lth cartaln. Battlea, 32 aoass, fa M; tut «Hie, lla. Bold by Chemlßte evetywherfc^ tie name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laborstorf' liondon, must be on the laM. #ho» la ia, Tonic BO certain in effect aa PbjjjiVb QulUdj' and Iron. It Is strongly rooocimendfldlfl r»a. ''■' dents In India and ths Colonies, »nd shwild always bt) kepi ready (or tun In byst ca:o of 5 tayar or fobrila condition, : •/. Bold by Kbmpthobwb Peosssbaot Od. |J '■IAKAXACUM. ajjd PyUOPHViAIKr L Prepared only by J. Pdppm, ' loutoi., $ This* Fluid combination, extraoted from tnedl. * olnal roots, is now used instead of blue pill »c 4 ealomelfor the cure of (iyepejwla, blllonaass', 6 and all aymptoms of congestion cf to liver, ■ f' whloh are generally pals beneath the shoulder, | hoad-aohe, drowslni»B, no appoMta,. (w !' tongae. disagreeable taate in the morale,, ' gldalneaa, disturbance of tbs stomach, anil fasi.' '• ing of general depreaaion. It aete the jlnggli;' liver in motion, reri elightly.scaon the bow L giTlng a sonse of health and oomfors with a If Hours. It Ib the safeat modlolnc, Tar&iaoaHi*": n dnd Poiiophyllln !« a fluid mafia <mlj by J," : « PKPPKH, Bedford LsboreMry, Lojiiion, waoMi: i [ name Is an every la bet. BoUlga^s&i caiii is J4. m Sold by all Ohemlsia. A, most Talnabte enj ■ I esaentlal iiiedlolne for Sadls, Aaatells^lhji.v | Cape, and C!olonles eeoeraUr. ' >/ '%M | Soid by KKMPTHORJfS!. raosftßß *Wi ■ I Hotels. ~T:r ■£>.[ \ TjIXCHAN.GB H 0.3 81. (Bettor known as the Baerel Homj,"? \ : | PAENKLL , , I The Proprietor has gone to conslderaßto eijaise ! * In RE-ERECTLNO TDIS HOTEL," whlohtlaLSj i J Now Open to the General Publio. H \ The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted br cdtnje ' \ tent judgea to be One op the Best in An* j land; it is extra well furnished, and contain!® ' | one of Aloock's Tables (new), at a cost'r ■ -g of nearly £200, with the Patent.ClimaUo,.':-; 1 1 Kciutlibrium Cusliion, and ia unfler tils' ;•: management of Mr. X; SDBMiif, ■). '*>•_" !j for Borne time Marker at the NorUi- ! em and Auckland Clubs. I WI K8 AND SPIRITS OF TEE BEST : i-i QUALITY ONLY. ,; "HANCOCK'3 SPAKKH?!Q ALE 3 AOTATE OB; | j:l ; Dbauoht. , , jii g. TOMLINSON. PEOPBiEHia:,; r fa "OOYAL MAIL HOTEL I NGARUAWAHIA. , f i-Irst-olass Accommodation for Visitors sal v Commercial Men. a |5 Sample and Bagatelle Booms,' jj Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boata alwijsw fe Hire> i , |i ELLISON & LATCHMOKE, , [r PHOFRIETOR3. . .'. ~...>., t! Conveyances. '.''H^v CC 0 D LIN'S COACH O ' LBAVEB ■- > ff'p:f\& On«hnnea— AnoElsnd -8.30 a.m. Unooa 1,30 p.m i'-SO p-nj-, / Saturday Night "OOYAli MAIL LINK OF COAiifiia! ■ ALTERATIOIToFi'IMK-TABIK. The Royal Mail Coach (carrylng'lMi«^OT : wiU on and after Ist January, v'" further notioo, run to the following -Tun*, table:— ' Leave Cambridge for Hamilton JmcHonß* way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; retorato«n«;> Station to Cambridge on arrival Of Irslnmfv Auokland. '",n-lalm- Leave Hamilton for Te ArolaraTne?*";; Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 130 '».•*■" turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, wMnes;;. | days, andFridayß, til. m, .'; ;!■ Bookino Offices i ' , Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West"; oafcw:: Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises.&*; wood and Lake-streets, Campl '': V PropnolWi < Cambridge, December .1882' __^--: ■'SELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHM LIVERY AND BAIT STifIMS. „ EIBKWOOD AND LAKE BTRKBT, CaMBBUO! Waikato, New Zealact- • W. K. CAKTEK, ■ : tropnelor, W. K. C. begs to reTurThis Bincore tta^/ his numorous friends and the P*WfS for tho liberal support ho has re? B'™, ""T commencing business, and'has to ta^f.ffi.'; that, in order to meettthe requirements onw rapidly advancing dißtrict, he fti.at IP^'. BUILDING LABGB ADDITIONS tO lllS Wttßg which, when completed, will mako them HW : to none in the North Island. _ t -. aml fiißi Tourists for the Hot Lake Conn J«Ej with Saddle Horses and Bugpefonthesi^ . notice; also, experienced gulden and cw» drßuggies and Saddle Horses always on lite, Orders by telegram or otherwise pni^v Bttendedto.. „„,„«< ' , I Cambridge. December 22.1852. ; . --L —*,' , fUI fan i^fS '.'■'- iABW& * &savo AroiJ HUI- „_. "' ! WSam '«.Soam U«« uai)l- ; Leara NB«lOE«k! SnaK-'••_ '. .. j B ai r, 10.1* a m ■!"»»» y »lipn> Mipm «»» •. from Anokland aad 10.30 ww"™ ■•111 i-o->n »nd from.tii" y*l *l!——- r"FELEPHON k LIME OF KOYAJi 1 MAIL COACHES. ■ NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAFU.W. TIME TABLE.- , ~ „- Leave Viotoru Whabf,' Dkvokpobi at i. and 10.20 a,m., and 2 and i-^^eg^ $1 Leave TaKj^una Schoolhob&b at a-sa «*- B,m.,and3ands.lsp : m. Leave DsvoCTORr at 10.20 a.m.wa3.p.»f: Leave Takapuna at lUS a . FARE EACH WAY, ONB SEif*'-"-'-,