AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

(rsRRM.S. Australia.) Sydney, March 22. Thb principal event of the week has been the Copclntid episode. On Saturday night Mr Oopelai-.d, tha Minister of Mines and Railways, who ig not an Irishman, at tended the St. Patrick's banquet, at which Mr Bedmond also was present. Sir Patrick Jennings was the only office-holder present. When "The Ministry" was proposed, Mr Copeland rose (o reply, and it waß then seen he was not in a fit state, so his friends tried hard to dissuade him, but he obstin ately refused to eit down, and rambled on amidst tumultuous noise. He justified himself in refusing a free pass to Mr Red mond. His language was not the mo3t choice. Eventually he was compelled to sit down, and (the "Evening News " states) ne placed his head on the table and went to sleep with his pipe in his mouth. The '■ Herald" reported the speech fully, and that morning there was much adverse comment, and Mi' Copeland's resignation was urged. The matter was mentioned to the House by Mr Buchanan, who stigma tised the conduct of the '' Herald " managers ai "brutal, disgraceful, and malicious." A debate followed, in the course of which Mr Stunrt stated that Mr Coupland in tended to resign, but this resignation has been withheld at the instance^ of Mr Buchanan, who has gone round with a re quieition—an attempt is beiug made to coerce Ministers into retaining their col league. Public opinion, however, favours resignation. The Austral has now gone to the Fitzroy Dock to undergo overhaul preparatory to her departure for England. It is likely that Parliament will be asked to vote a sum of £10,000 for representation of the colony at Calcutt'. Mr, Redmond has left for Brisbane. A long spell of fine weather has been ex perienced.

Melbourne, March 22,

Sir Brian O'Loughlen denies Mr Gillies' statement with reference to tho condition of railway finances, and characterises them aa fallacies,

The libel action, Rev. Dr. Jacobion v. Julius Matthews, resulted in a verdict for the plaiatifF for £300. Kvidence for de fendant corroborated tho dofonca Bet up, that plaintiff, while lllling tbe tflkc of Kabbi, acted contrary to the law of ihe Jewish Church.

A serious fitc has occurred at Clisp and Swinbourne's sawmills, Jbombe - street. Less, £1,600. The appropriation of £10,000 made to meet claims of the vignerons whose vine yaids were destroyed under the Vines *ct has beon all disburaed. No further pay monts will bo made at present. Another £1000 is required to meet the ckims. The total cost of eradicating phylloxera from Victoria will be about £23,000, which w;ll bo borne in equsl proportions by New South Wales, South Australia, and Victoria. ;

The Harbour Trust request the Govern ment to introduce an Amending Bill, authorising the Trust to borrow a million pounds for the carrying out of important public works, G. R. Johnston, architect, has been awar ded £2481 by the supreme Court, on account of the Hawthorn accident.

The Creswick Mining Accident Fund amounts to £20,000. Another five thousand is required to meet all claims. Brisbane,

The Premier, when travelling between Qootchio and Margbiidge, only escaped serious accident sear Tiaro station, The train going about twenty miles an hour, swept round a bend on the long bri' ge. After going a few yards on the bridge, one j pair of wheels of the tender left tbe track j and travelled a hundred yards over the bridge, and nine hundred and fifty yaida | on the other side across the sleepers before i the train could be pulled up. Fortunately, j no damage was done. March 22. Three Frenchmen arrived in Kockhamp ton from New Caledonia. They stite tuat' thoy are free men. They subsisted f mine days on shellfish and gras*.

FIJIAN NEWS

(Pbb S.S. RotorUA.)

Sentenced to Death for Murder.

In the High Commissioner's Court on Thursday, Ist March, before tho Hon. Fielding Clarke, as Chief Judicial Commis sioner, George Lewis, alias Lewis Sinclair, was charged wi h having, on tho 20th day of August last, feloniously, wilfully, and of imilico aforethought, killed and murdered one Henry Shaw, in the Island of Sind wicb, in the Western Pacific. After a brief opening from the counsel for the prosecution, ho called the.witnos^es for the Crown, whose evidence went to show that the prisoner had left the ship Jabbcrwock, a Queensland labour vessel, on the afternoon of Sunday, 20th August last, He went away in a canoe, taking his bag with him, and was pursued shortly afterwards by one of the boats belonging to the skip, in which were a seaman named Stretton, two natives of Tanna, another man (whoso name did not transpire), and the second mate, Henry Miaw, According to tho evidence of Stretton, he bailed tbe prisoner, and asked him to return to the ship, Priaonor refused, and fired two shots from a revolver, The wit ness was endeavouring to make fast the boat to tho canoe by means ot fastening the painter of one to the outrigger of the other, when a third shot was fired and struck Shaw, who exclaimed, " Good God ; I'm shot," and fell overboard, Be was taken out of the water and conveyed to the Khoderick Dim, a vessel lying close by. Tho witness did not see by whom the shots were fired, bat identified a revolver vhich had been given up by the prisoner as one of three Colto1 which woro on board, Shaw died about thirty-two hours after the in flection of the wound, having proviousty matlo a disposition of bis effects. further evidence having been taken, prisoner was found guilty and sentenced to death,

Tho message accompanying the EstU mates of Kcvenuo and Expenditure for tho year 1883, His Excellency the Governor re marked with satisfaction that while the revenue for 1882 had been estimated at £74,000, it had probably realised ever £82,000, and the estimates for this year had boeu placed at £90,675, which it is thought will very probably be exceeded, there being strong indication that the revenue received from Customs' dues rspecially will he above the estimate. Ibo large increase in the ex port of sugar and copra are alluded to with satisfaction, and His Excellency anticipates an export of the former commodity of some 4,000 tons for the present year, and of the latter of some £300,000 worth during the same period. A most deplorable accident occurred to & child of about eleven years of ago, belong ing to Mr Heading, of the Melbourne liotel. It seems that a (juantiiy of dyna mite paps were in a building in the rear of the premise?, and, mytc unaware of the'r dangerous quality, th.c poor little girl threw ono or two wto tho kitchen fire, with the result that the tops of three fingers are com* p.'ptely destroyed, and tho hand otherwise injured, Severe Gale.—Loss of Life.

On March 241h tbo weather at Lovuka, which bad been so threatening for some days, previously that tbe cognosce^ in these matters predicted something serious, culminated in a. severe gale of a lew hours duration iv tbo course of which considerable damage was done both ashore and afloat, unfortunately accompanied with loss of life,, although during numerous severer local visitations of a like nature on former occasions loss of life has not accompanied them,

The injuries sustained by property on shore are jjeperally of a trivial character. Several native buildings were overturned j one of tbe Hospital buildings being con siderably damaged, and, sad to relate, the destruction of one of the cottages caused the death oi a half-oaste woman and her child, who yore endeavouring to escape from the falljug building,

Wreck of the Schooner lledcoat. The "Jfiji Argus" says:—^'«ews of shipwrecks come to us from Toviuni, but fortunately without loss of life. It appears the disasters took place on Saturday, the 24th February. It was blowing fresh from the north-west until about midday, when the wind increased in violence, and the baro meter fell very rapidly. This wind brought up a very heavy tea at Vunn, where the Red coat (Messr.-i Billyard's three-masted schoo ner) and two or three othor small crafts were at anchor. Open boats were rapidly pulled up and secured, but the Bedcoat and one or two others bad to trust to their anchors and chains. At about 4 p.m. two or three furious gusts of wind struck the .Redcoat, and she parted her anchor chains, and the captain run up her jibs and beached her in a little sandy bay, near Mr Moore's

copra store, The schooner did not labour veiy much, and no fears were felt about her safety, until the wind went more west, which changed her position for the worse, and brought the sea over her, She began to bamp heavily, and eventually broke her back, ishe now lies a wreck on the beach. Messrs. li. Beddoes and Sons had a small cutter at ancbor just opposite their place at Vuna, but no fears were felt about her safety until the wind went west, which brought up a sea which soon smashed her to pieces. We hear the Hedcoat i 9 in sured ; but the cutter is nob, and conse quently will bo a total loss to Messrs Beddoes and Sons."

SPORTING.

[BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

CEIRISTCHUKCH, Tuesday.

THE lUCES (CONCLUDED),

Seluno Racb, SOsovs., weight-forage, 1J miles.—Mr McLean's Gitana, 7at slbs (Butler) 1; Mr Cults' Sou'wester, 7st 41bs (Brown) 2; Mr Sted's Leos, 7st Ulbs (Wattie) 3. The Knvy filly, If So, and Supplement, slso ran. Leos broke away and went once round b.fore he could be stopped. Gitana got the best of a good start, led all the way, and won easy. Tim?, 2mins. Sljsecs.

The Flying Handicap Swkbpstakks, of 3siov9., with 50dovs. added, for three year-olds and upwards. —Mr Bate's '1 he Jilt, 3yrs, 6st 121bs, 1 ; Mr Lunn's White back, aged, (M Blbs, 2; Mr Lee's Emir Bey, 4yrs, Bsfc lib., 3. Messrs Mason and Vallance's S'c.ita (3yrs, Bst lOlba), Mr Butler's eh m Luna (aged, Bet Bibs), Mr Robinson's c Caseivellanus—Envy (3yrs, 7stl2lhs), Mr Horßford's Nonpariel (3yrs, 7st 7ibs). Won by a bare length. The Consolation Handicap was won by Jack (8t 31bn), beaticg Comet, Whiteback, and four others.

Taranaki Anniversary Races.

The following are the general entries and acceptancos lor the meeting) which takes Place oq the 3rd and 4th April : —

Maiden Plate.—Parera, Taxation, PatU-nce, Satoria, Zem-Zem, Billy-go by-em, v Icato, Landseer. Steeplechase — Orange Lightning, Twilight, Reform, Reliance. ' ■

TJ.C. DandioaP. Woodpecker, 6st 121bs; Orphan, 6-.t 121bs ; Ban, 7<<t 121bs ; Normanby, 6st 121ba; The Poet. 7«t 13^3 ; Maori, 7et 2lbs; St. Ulair, B.t 12lba ; Buz zard, 7« t (libs; Aimourer, 6st lOlbs; Bayard, 6*t 101b'.

Champagne Stakes.-Ina and Tarn O'Shanter.

Hdiu-le RACE.-Twilight, Reliance, Kefoim, anrt Woodpecker. Ladies' PufSE.—Taxation, Normanby, Mystery, lady Florence, Satoria, Buzzard, Patience, Us.yard, t. harley, Maid of Ecclea ton, Dan.

i/ERBV, —Parera, Bedecmer, Maid of Kccleston, Woodland?, Ukato, tandseer. Cousty Eandicap.—Normanby, Okato, Landseer.

PITT - STREET WESLEY AN SUNDAY-SCHOOL ANNI VERSARY.

Xiik annual. aoi>ee and public meeting in connection with this school was held last evening, Mr James Buttle In the chair. Tho tea was all that could be desired, both as to attendance and quality. The trays were provided and presided over by Mesdames Crowe, Frame, Boftrill, Tre maine, Mfsies Buddie, Graham. Grubb, I Gunson, Cra^o, and Laweon. After some ' introductory remaiks by the chairman, Mr Frank Mitchell was calkd to read the annual report, of which the following ia a synopsis: -'l.'h» officers and teachers were 43, ai compiled with 45 ia tbe previous ' your. The average attendance of teachers in the nurnint; was 11 (being the tame as the previous \ear), in the afternoon 33, as against 35. The number of scholars on the roll was 4<>o as fgnintt 430, and the average attendance 292 as against 285. Though these figures might not be deemed I untatisfactory or. the whole, yet it was felt ! tliut the visible measure ot spiritual sue ! cees which ought to have attended the efforts of tba school had not been realised. There was one death during the year- Miss Hollingdiake, a member of tbe Young Women's Bible Class. The library contains 400 volumes. Funds did not allow the number to bit) increased. The circulation of books was 3d1 per week. The Band of Hope, under Mr Caugbey, was making satisfactory prepress. Theie were 232 names on the nfi last year, and 272 this year. The attendance averaged 71 members, exclusive of patents and friends. The school hoped to have had a surplus, but as it started with a deficiency of £26 at the commencement of the year, tho actual deficiency of £2 would not be deemed unsatisfactory, The scholars had expressed a wish to have a banner, and fa cility was given to collect for the object, ■ £22 had been collected and contributed by the senior Bible Class. The school was ' about to lose tbe services of Misses Buddie and Shorland, It had lost the services, from various causes, of Mm Garty, Messrs Birch, Hooker, Rhodes, Burton, and Tanfield, who were all ex cellent workers. The receipts were as fol lows :—Anniversary, £68 13s 6d; sale of iichool-bookn, £8 19s 4d : Festival, £36 10s •7d ; collectiuus for Home Mission, £40 Is lid; total, £154 4s 64d; expenditure, , £156 10a 3Jd ; balance due to treasurer, £2 5s 9d ; library fund' (collected), £9 8s fid ; expended, £8 2s ; banner fund, £21 12s 6d ; tent fund, £6 6a 9d. Tho first speaker on. the programme was the Key. J. Kobertson, who based hja re« marks upon "The Sabbath-school in re* lation to tho Family." This gentleman has a homely and pleasant way of putting truths before bis audience. He was not sure that no good was done daring tho year, although the report expressed regret at the apparent want of results attending the labours of the school, A golden harvest often followed a season ot small promise, Be referred: to the special responsibility of teaching the children by the parents at borne. This was the ease in Jewish homes. • he Jewish parents were admonished' to tell the children of the works of God. The whole responsibility of teaching was abso lutely thrown upon the parent?, Jhe Sunday School did a vast deal, but could never do what parents could in training their own children. The address was excellent and telling upon tbe congregation. The Key. J. S. Hill (Anglican) addressed his remarks mainly to the young people. It was an earnest and useful address, full of spiritual power, and won the sympathy of tne %teners. • J

The Bcv.Mr Paraonson has a happy style of address, and in particular upon Sabbath school work. His remarks upon teaching and the proper aim of Sunday-school workers, were excellent, and if fully carried out in the comiug year, perhaps ths next year's repoit nay bo lilloa with rejoicings at the many tok«ns of spiritual good to the ohlldren.

Mr Geoige Winstone moved a vote of thanks to the ladies and tray givers, to the speakers, and Mr Lambert. Mr B. Arthur seconded, jmd it was carried by occlama. tion.

The meeting terminated with the bene diction being pronounced by .Rev. J. S. Hill.

NOTES FROM ALBERTLAND.

OUR Port Albert correspondent writei: On Monday evening Mr T. Hemus de« livered a temperance lecture In the Schoolroom, Wellsford, when 14 persona signed this usual temperance pledge. On Tuesday tbe Port Albert Band of Hope met at BrooKvalo and spent a most enjoyable afternoon After tea the party assembled in the Wesleyan Chap.l- Th; re were about 100 adults and children present. An old temperance veteran, Mr J. Grimmer, of Mahurangi, was chairman. Messrs T. Hcmus, J. Shepherd, and Pook, addressed the meeting, awl Mrs 11. Becroit and Mb.- El, Judd presided at the harmo nium. This audience,.showed their entire sympathy witu the object of the meeting, it several meetings of the Port Albert Agricultural Society, the subject of wheat growing has been oi-cussed, and the general reeling is that, considering the extremely low price of cattle, especially stoic cattle, it would bei wise on the part'of the settlera to grow wheat enough for looal consump tion, Much of ihe land iv this dis trict cannoti be surpassed fur growing wheat, Yot for years between £2,000 and £3,000 per annum is paid for flour imported into this part of the Kaipaw, With a view of encouraging the growing o f w heat fa Q iociety intend introduciug the necessary machinery for reaping and binding, and at a meeting of the socioty on Wedneiday, at Mr Bradbury's, it was resolved to offer five prizes for the best two acres of wheat Mr J. Shepherd, president, gives a half-ton of bone-dust j Mr B. M. Gubb, 100 fruit trees: Mr Becroft,, 100 trait tree?, as second and third prteeß; the aocioty gives a fourth

prize, scwf. of bone-dust'- \*a •'< ™' ''« member, W. Ward if 4 anothß mean thief at W.Worft cSJoTifiL 4- a father to send hh BO n, who !&•* Auckland, a case of fruit with nn \ *, J la about two.thirds of the c";Stb& owners have the same expCAfe ing an almost empty case. eCe"r<

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J TO-MORROW. j Pk .th b it kmu ck a yards. FOB SALE, fit tbe Kcmuera Yards, on - Thursday, Jtnrch 22, A TEAM OF BIGHT WORKING OXEN, Bo\M,> Yokes, and Dray Tlnlrv Cows, Storo Cattle XOO wW-totted Cattle from Waitara and Wai kato , , 700 Fat Sheep and Lamra ano Well bred Linrolc EweS Fat nnd Store Pigs ALFBED BUCKLANU. TO-MORKOW. THE REMUERA YARDS. CHOICE LIftOULN SHEEP. ITiOK SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, on J Thursday, Maroh 29, 800 Young Kweu 100 Lamb?, mixed ecxpr. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. THE HAYMAKKET. FOB SALE, at the Haymnrket, on Friday, Mai-eh SO, »7A DRAUQni5 HOia^KS, ox Haurakl. I" from Walrarapa The abova aro a Choice Lot of Colts aid Jfillles, with some very suporlor broken horses among them. ALFRED BUCKLAND TTJKSDAYS, THE »AYMA RXE T, SALK OF WOOL, SIiEKPSKINS HIUK3 AKD TALLOW, each Tueadey, at 12 O'clock. ALFRED AUCKLAND. SAT U i-DAY, MARCH 31. PUKEKOIJE. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from XT. John Alleu to bbII. at his farm, HilsUo. Pnfeefeoho, on Sutarday, March U, at 11 o'clock, THK WHOLE OF £13 HOKSK STOOK, IMPLKMKNTd, ANU 25 HiCAD OIT CAITLE, oa fo.lows: ---2 Heavy Uranirht Mares, in foal and foals at foot, by Blair Athol 1 Heavy Draught Maro, atlntod to Earl of Mar • I Heavy Draught Colt, rising four; thoroughly broken 1 Handsome Half Arab Colt, rising fonr: broken to Bflddle and harness 1 Medium rrauoht Colt, rlslne four 1 Kingfisher ffiUy. rising fjur • porfootly dQlflt 1 Blair Athol Billy, rifling thros I Yenrllnß Colts I Riding Pony 1 Biding Honr, rlelng three SS Cowa, forward in calf, two-year-aid Hei fers and Yearlings Deertag Reaper ami Stricft Binder WHloußhby Seed UrlU Boable-tnrrow Plonßh by Wallace Donblo-furrow Caltivator 3 Bets of Iron Harrows Handel Dlso Harrow Dray. Ha*nea«. Sido Saddlo, Chailotitter, Purlrl BcUor, Barrel Churn, Src, &o. ! And, if not previously disposed of, TH E FA R M Consisting of 160 Acres ot Rich Volcanio Soil. 100 acres carryißir a rioh sole-of ktssb, 25 ncxee under plongh, ana 25 aoroa in fonr clnmpa ot native tush, which aro divided, and give both ■bads ana shelter to sovon eaoloaorfl&i. The {arm Is fenoad ana 3ab-dlvided into nice pad. docks by four miles of nurirl post and rail, or ourlrl poßt and wire fencing. There Is a com fortable DwelilnK-hous) of flva rooms, also Dairy, Stabls. Cowhonso, &c. ALFKKD BUOKLAKD, FRIDAY, MARCH 30. At II o'Clock. VILLA EESIDENCS 4T MOUJST EDEN. P. 3f. EVANS OAS received instructions from Mr F. D B. HuKhes to soil by public auction, at ffls Land and Estate Mart, Queen street, on Friday, 30th March, 1883, at 11 o'clock, That handsome VILLA RESIDENCE, con taining six rooms, bay window, register grate, colonial oven, enpboarda: almost new, and well built. Splendid allotment, 42x132. A very deairablo place, and nloo position, situate Mary-stroet, Mount Eden, near Railway Station. Ako, That desirable, now, and well-finished VILLA of five rooms, fitted with register crates, oven, 2000-gallon concrete tank. &c, &c. Nice Garden. Allotment, 57x132, pleasantly situated—next door to the above. Also, at PTJKBKOHE WEST, Ab instructed by Mr MoMeckan, AU that choice BUILDING SITK, bsing part Lot 39, having a frontage of. about 33 feet to main road by about 160 feet deep, adjoining tho Solo Yards and new Hallway Station. D, P. EVANS, Land Mart, Queen-street. f 1 A U T " ° K'i I hereby CauJlon th« Publlo against treating ■ tor tha above Property, as I claim to be Sole . owner of same by virtue of Conveyance, regla lored 63,001. JAME3 RODLSTON. Pukekohe Wes^. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, At 11 o clock, NEW VERAHDAH COXTAGE, CLARENCE-STREET, PONSONBY. T. F. EVANS BAS received instructions from Mr Kernott to sell by pnblio anotion, at bla land and Estate Mit, Qntea-etreet, on Jfrlday, 80th Maroh, ac 11 o'oiori-, THAT VKKX dMtfORTABLK VKRAN DAH COTTAUiC. containing i rooms and scullery, fitted with reglßter grato, oven, cnpbcarfl, &0.. together with tho freehold allotment, 36 x 86. This Honae ia qnlte new and well finished, and pleasantly Bituated In Clarenoa - street, Poseouby. D. pTkVaNS, Land Mart, Queen-street. FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1883. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, on the appli cation of the First Mortgagee. COTI'AGE AND ALLOTMENT AT MOUNT EDES'. r» O BK SOLD by pnblic auction, on JL Friday, the 30>h day of Maroh. IBB3i at the Auction Mart of Mr f . Jf. Kvans, Qu»on stieat (next Bank oi AU6tr.t'anisi, AtLTHATV.xRV I>»SI{tABLX FBBK HOLD PBOPBRT V, being Lot No. 27 of the Puhdlvlsian Into Lota of Allotments No. 6, 6a. and Fart ef Allotment No. 5 of Sectiou No. 6 situate in £übnrbd Ot Auckland. Parish of Waitomata. and '"•<■ ■■■■,«■ Connty of Bden; bounded onSouih-eaat by the Moutt Kden Road 33 feet by a depth of 99 feet, tocother with all tha iJnlloiiKS treotsd thereon. V. F. EVAKS, ... Land Matt. Queen-street, W. B. OOOHBAHB.J jJAMKS DAOftK TUESDAY, APRIL 3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COW, &0., &c, &a AT THE RESIDENCE, MOUNT ST. JOHN, EP;SOM, THE subscribers have received instruc tions from F.iraiihar Macrae. Big.. who la leaving for the M>utb, M Bbll at his residence, Mount St. John, Jipnom en Tuesday, April 3rd, At 11 o'olook. The whole of his Valuable Household Fur niture, Pianoforte, &c. &o. Dairy Cow. ' Fnll particulars In Thursday's Issue. S4MUELCOCHRAKE & SON, Auctioneers. l^TcwW-W- JAS, DACRE CHOICE BUILDING SITES. J3UBUEBS OF AUCKLAND. THE PINES. rTHE undersigned have received instruc 1 tionrfrom Messrs MetcalfopndHUl to sell, by public auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort street, about the middle of April, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; there is a good seven-roomed house upon the property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, eto.: the whole can bo ■ profitably Bubdivlded into five and ton acre Becuons, each of which wonld pos sess first-class building sites.commandiiig extensive and beautiful views. Plans "■■; showing the position and proposed sub • division are in course of preparation, ,i and every facility will be given for in specting the property, which is within three-quarters of an hour from the Auck land Railway Station, either by road or rail.: SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOB, Auctioneers



Anctton. 31. ! _ ~~~~ "' ■ i !, TONKS. X- C. CARR, B, D, TONKS TO-MO'iU(>vV, i I'ARI ANMAU BL S S I'AT LAU V. I CEKAMIU AUT UNION. B. TONKS & 00. HAVE bceu instructed to sell, ou Thnraday next, at 11 o'clock, ion LOT 3 OH' i'AIUAN MAIII3L.K | SrAVUAIiX. j A Very Choioo Collootion. TO-MOKKOW. ]'./ order of the Kcgiatrnr of the Supreme Court', FREEHOLD PJ OPKKTY, CAM BIiIDGE E'ST. r?>llE snbfciiber has received instruc- I tlona f'Otu tlo Keßlatrar of tho :;ufiremo rbnrt. to noil by publio auction »t Ma Mart Qiieon-streot, on Thnrac'iiy. tho 29th flay or Jtsrob, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL TtiAT PARCKIi OH1 LAND, sltnato in tho Town oi CambrldßO Hast, or North, In iho P:-..rlah of Huutnpu, Hanks County, bslnf: Lot number 20, oCa sub dlvialon ot Ailotmouts 50 and 51. Conditions of salo ran bo seen a* the offloo of Messrs Com.oli find Uoopor, aoltoltow. Vulcan Lan °'Or W. DOWDEN, Auctionce-, Queen-street, FttIDAY, MAKC3 30, AT 11 A.M. Fy Order 01 the Registrar of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand. B. C. GBEENWOOD RAS received instructions to sell by anotion, on Friday. 30th March, nt 11 a m., at the Mart of 0. V. Kv&eb (next to Bank of Australasia), Qucon-etreot, Allotments 1 and 5, of a snb-dlvlsion of lot 189. Parish ot Tafeapana, oontal&Hg 28 Aotea of Land, partly Improved and laid down in gras?. Substantial Cottago and Ontbnlldings thorcon c eotcd. Land ; well watered. Has larao frontage to sea ' coast, nsd is within ossy dlsinnoa ol Auckland by rosd or water. j i MONDAY, APKIL 2, j UNRBDIiEMED PIEDKES. UINK2.DEEMED PLEDGES. On the Premises, next to the Albort Hotel. GABKIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L, I 11. r,omnegoa to sell, on tho premises, aa above, THE FOLLOWING UNREDKXMBD PLKUGK3: ---; 1881: No. 990. Nov. 2, BHL Watch. Chsln, and Coin. 1?82: No. 204. Maroh 16. Silver- Jlauntod Dreßßlnu Bag ; 295. March 17. OF Gold li Watoh; 648 Jane B. Q Chain: 5J7 Jn«o 11 n King; 569, June 19 G Ring; 577, Jnno 21, OFS "SYBtoh; 637. i Jnno 23 S Locfcot Brooch aud Stnds; SSB. Juno 23, Tools; 583, Jnno 2fl. OH1 Watch, Pio, and ( ! Rlbr: 609. Jnna 30, OWGG Watoh nnn Chain; ' ' 627, -inly 5, RUsr: 623. July 5 W and D Klnit; 631. Only 6, d t!haln, I'm, itnd I 1 Caso: 633, July 6. GUGold Watth and Cfiatn: 553, July 13. Cham j 058 Jub 13, aHLWatch: EGO, Jnly 15, CIook; 670. July 18, W King: 691 July 21. Sat Mstbe inatlcalinstrnQients; C 37, July 22, Broooh and j Eairlnga: 69^. July 21. Hroooh, Karrlr.sg. Stods, Locket, and i coins; 704, July 21, SHIj Watoh; 724. Jnly 27, Karrinss; 731. July 28. OSVG Watoh; 7J4, Atiir 3, OV Watch; 715, Ang 3, Field Glass; 7J7, Ang 3 M««onlo Apion land Karrlngs; 556, Auk S, Ivnlvea. Forks, and Hpoons; 761, Aw. 7, B;blo: 766. Ang 7 Blue: £09. Anjr )9. f'owinp; Maohino; 826, Anu 25,2 Rl«R8; 831. .tug 26 Silb Watoh; 85S. Sept 1, Ma»htnnttoat fot: 1025 Sept 1. I'oit; 1031, Sept 4. Blanketß; 1036, Sept G. Overcoat; 1051, Sept 11. Blankets; l€oo. >f pt 16, Shnwl; 1074 fept 21, Cnat; 1081, Kept 23, Dross nnd Remnant; 1114, Oot 7 Trousers and Vest; 1115 Oot 7,2 BUn kete an'i Quilt; 1135 Oot li Drers: 1165 Oot 19. 8 Dre'B-,1166 Oct2l, Urri>s;llßl,Oct 25,2 Pair Boots, Bhirt; ÜB3, Oot 2G, Trousers end Vest: 1192, Oot 31.1 Pair Bo.ita »nd Guarnaoy ; 1193. NoV ii Coat; 1238 Nov 20, Suit and Vest; 128?, Deo 0, Ccat and Vest. Also, A law> aflsuriraenl: of Jdwollory, Clothing, Tools, and Sundries, without reserve. W !II>Stt3DAY, APKIL 4. CITY. OF AUCKLAND. SiVEN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, SITUATE IN HEPBUKK.STiiEET. TfIREK BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, SITUATE IN LOWER UERESFOIiD-STBEET. G. W. BINNBY HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer for sale, at his Roomß, Lower Queen-street, at noon on Wednesday. April 4th next, THE LEASE FOR 33 YEARS of tho following Allotments:— JjOts 33 and 34,11 x9 by 150 feet In depth, * situate in Hepburn-street (bolow tho residence o£ Mr Thomas Macky). Lots 22 to 27: 5 Allotments below tho above, with frontages of 38ft. Cm. to Hepburn street, by a varying depth of 99 to 130 feet. These largo allotments aro well situated in a highly respeetablo and improving neighbour hood, close to tho Western Park, Government School, &c. The direction of intending purchasers Is di rected to one of the conditions of Lcmo, vu.: ONE-THIRD THE VALUE OF THE BUILD INGS ON THE GROUND AT THE EXPIRA TION OF THE LEASE IS PAYABLE TO THE HOLDER OF THE LEASE. Terms and conditions of Bale, and plan of Allotments, may bo viewed at tho Ofllce of tho Town Clerk, on and after the 11th inst., and at the Salo Rooms of tho Auctioneer on tho day of Sale. Government Land Sales. DU BLIC NOTIFICATION. WITHDRAWAL OF CAMBRIDGE EAST TOWN LOTS FROM SALE. Crown Lands Ofllce, Auckland, 21th March. 1883. I hereby notify that Lota Nos. 304, GOl, GO2, 603, 601,605, CU6, 607, COS, 609, GlO, Gil, 612, 013, Gl4, 615, 61G, of the town of Cambridgo East, advertised to be offered For Sale at this Ofllco on tho 2nd April next, have been WITHDRAWN FROM SALE. T'tLE. Commisninerof Crown Lands, Hotels. THIXCHANGE HOTEL (Better known as the Baere& Hotel), P A R N E L L. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable expense in be-eheoting THIS Hotel, which is Now Open to tho General Public. The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by eompo tent judges to be One of tiie Best in Auck land ; it is extra well f urn ished, and contains ono of Alcock'S Tables (new), at a cost of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under the management of Mr. R. Subman, for some time Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. WI BS AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. TJOYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA, ilrst-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men, Sample and bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hiro. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Proprietors. . V¥f ADiS HOTEL. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meola ready at all hours. Good Stabling for Horses, M. LENNON, Proprietor



Sawing Machines. __ SSSTABUI3HKD BY BPKCUL - ~ APPOINTMENT ONLY THK / UKLKDUATKIJ S^<& \ <^ '. MACHINES. noviir t»on boaton in oompotitlon. Bole AEonts in New Zealand! sh/kkspbab and co., (OpponlteV.io Market.) QOKKW-BTRMiKT. _____ HINQEKS SkWINQ MaOHINES. Maohlnes Blns?erf Maohinße B'.nuwr'B Oeolsivo uaohlnes Blßßert Doclßlve \ir»chinwi BlnKort «e?!BiV» Maohlnea , ISlnoßtfn U??ociTfvo Maohinoa Blnuei'fi ™d MsoWnee Blnyat'B ttnQ Mnohiuea iinSlrt Vtotow for the 31n«cr Maohlnea Blngo^u Vtotow Machines SbiKort VlsS_ Machine* SlnKor-a vlSf?T' Machines Sl»uefß VteSS r . Maohlnea Sincere YISSSrr Maohlnea Slauert Vvft2rv Maohlnea StoßWc VS£. Maohines Stoßors VvS[lrv Machine. StaKcr> victory Machine b sSerUt Chrlatoburch Kxh.bltlon Mwhtaes ainptcrs Too ainßer •i... s hlnos singer's Tii»ainß« Mi.ohtwc* PinKtr't l'he Sliuter ~iin « BtaßeM Ih"sl \u "' . v.wblnasi BlnsrtE" i-hfl-man **<*ln™ 81CWC, ■ s'«oG?' tl l ? lr, drtJ' l , uiSSSS Shiiior's two U°lli Modal* v»i«hinßs 81r,«8r-3 3eatlu« aU Mwohinea Binsort Heating all ie;nohlne« Sln^er-s Hoatl«ffall MiotlnS Biuaor'., Heating all AUohtaw 81r;iier'a Beating aU Machines Smsor's Competitors Machines Stnuor'-: Conipotltow Maohtaea SlO.ort Competitor. Machine* BtaßDi'B , , Ooinvotnon SohlEoa i Sineer" Unatlng all Competition. aßohlaee Singor-B Always ttoj.be Maohlne! SlDßefa Always Meltable Machines ■ bln KO rt Alwan italUbto MaohlnS! IK gsffifi ig-s ---iBinRWB Ttosiiwrln Maohlneß ! Singer's The smiploai ana Seal MnahinM I Blnßofa The Simplest and Bea; ££££££ Binijer'e Tbo BimploaJ »»*»»» MaohiuM Sinner's Alwaya Re able Maohineß BH.RCrt AWftjßKotabo Maohlneß Singer's Always Reliable Machines SUiKor' fhsStaßorifl Machinea SlDuer'o I'ho ainwor la MaohlDoa Staffs Hheßinwria ZohlnSa Blnuer-B ihpßlnKer la Maohlnoa BlnKar'j The Sinßor la Maohlnoa Btngcr's Tho *inßor la Mgohlneo Bto?er-3 Theßtanorls M^hlnaa Slngflr1;. Tho Slnaot la Unoanallod MMhlnas I Blnger'a Onoqnaiiea Maohlnos tiingßr"f Uneanalled Maohlues Blnaat"!! Unequalled Maohtnea SinKor'n Unequalled MaohLnos Slngor's UnoanaUed Maohlnea Bln«or Unequalled M&ohlnea Slnger'B UnoqnaUed Machines I Binger-e Uneqaalled Maoh |noa btaKer'e UnOQUailed Maoh ln(!B ! Sln K erV UnequaUod In the Woild. M(lc hiEda ' Bin«ct'a LarKoat Sale Maohlnos : HinKor'n Lar«6St Sale Machines aißßtira L»rß*tlßale Machines I Blt.Ber'B L»Koaißale Maohlnn SlnKßrt i.arK6Bt Salo Maohlmo •Slngor* LargeatSalo MnoMnta , siKgort LMKest said Maohlnos Sinner's Largest Sale vaohlnca Singer'" LargtßtSßlo Maohlnos Slai!or'» Urg. B« "ale Mnoblnoi sinKor'B mWo World. Mnohlneß Sln«et; s 2s Oil cot W«ut Maohlnoa , Sin ot's 28 6d per Week Maohlnea iSlnKer'6 2s Od per Week Maohlnea I Mngart w5?Aw vtachlnoa , Sneer's 2<j 6d per Weak Maohlnea Blngor'B 2a6dßerWMk jJaoSinos Mlneer's 2 3 6d per Waek j,*° h Ses Sln K ft;d js (3d per Week MMhlnos j SlngerV Biunob I Maobioos singed 261. Qneoa-atroet *fi^ Mn.orV Ml. Queon-fitrest Machines SmgerV 281. oneetHtmt j aoh °c? Biuger'B Ml. Queea-atreet M«ahlo«i ainSei1! *51.Qn<3on. n treot waoh net blDßer's 3«. Qneon^treet vf»inh n™ Singer1" Ml. Quson-atreet M?oh SS Slnser'e iuokland viachlnoa SIn S er;B AuoWand viachlnes Sinner's Auckland Machines Klngers Anoklanfll Maobiteii S| DK crt a nl , Machines SiDKerV A^ kJSPA^ Maohlnos SlnKer'e AuokUn*. Machines Blnger"* SINfIEK'S SEWING MAOHINKR. W s il |J *■« * 8 TH« ORBAT SOWING MACHINE IMPOKT'iit QAB JUST KFOBIVMI A Jriaire ahlpmaai o: the Challenga Machisr, the WorM- TliS '.VHIT* <V«,'B SXWINQ MACHIK?) 3!ie Most 8Uon« TheOheapefl c as Moat Rapid The Highest Arm ■The Moat Simple The Lament Tanh The Aleut Itasy to Work The Best Oorer Tho Vout Unrsblc The Blmplent Shu'.t!* The .'->~o*.t }ine?Rck The Neater t'titak -VSXAniiM MAomawi Srom £t 19* Mi* ami BifWisa haohjkkl *"bb K«tp, Fdce of HAHD HACHnsra, £3 10> AIM. AZWiVIi OH HASH Banolßa Bin«e» 2V)oi4r and iio »"»« Werthelm atondard Hows Company* Wheeler and WU««e RfOTCr euxd BftVert Jones* ABO Jlimcrtip I Anflo(<horn;oo<lifi!u!»» SB. D, PiSK WSJBK ? 28, «D. I'SJ?. WSSB S'te"3 MeahlsM oeji be had of my AgcaJ* )- N. Motjoanand Co., Pioneer SSor-s, wher-gare I Thomsa Wells, CnmbrldKO! WUliara Stevens 05 OaehnnKa 1 E. W&yte. HamUtpn 1 PjrneU ano Eoylua, Giaborne 1 Brennan and Co., Twartiosa B'.ift at nthnr alacM, mfi X i" 1 BB A T M"^ 3 PO 7, QUEEN-STREET. ■an UK iS & I S, Si. AT LOWSBX MABKET KATJtt; . Soidn, Pitch, snd Tar iteroaene,Palnt,andk-tT«OU* (rflssniplon'6, Soott'a, anw Storert aer.cisn White hen&, !a woofl KsntE Metal and NailJ ■jargo Stock oJ Canvas, various bracOr. -7tro Kopo, from ii Inch to J Inoa .io'.S Rope, Hami?. »nd Manilla Hoiks, -~h ili£"3 L^atsnt Windlass (wooa), #rl:is. ma ftih 4»f!hors, born 16 owt to 10 lbs Q'irlm. from i Jsofc to S lnohi Ualfs omi li'lßh Oil. TORT-aTRJBKT. Wau-ah il, IM'_ "XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY i^ AND ME CANTILE COMPANY LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New' Zealand: TIIK TEIANGLE, CHRISTCHUBCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham, The nndorelgned bega to Inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT (or tho atovo Company, and is now prepared to receive ordora-whfch shall hayo prompt attention-*or Grain and ALL kinds o£ W ZEALAND PBODUOK. Hi STBVBNSONi ! Agent, Union Insuranoo Offloo, Queen-street



Ironmongery." '[ ( j 1 r.&S,MORRIN&CO., ] LIMITED, HARD WAKE AND METAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Evory Description of british & foreign hardware, agricultural implements, machinery, plate, hoop, and bar iron, paints, uils, varnishes. On Hand, A Large ana Varied Stook of BoiMors1 and Furnishing Ironmongery, Locks, Hinges, Nails, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Hedging, Spouting, &c Smith nnd Wellstood's Cooking Stovos In Great Variety. Oloso Fire Ranges, Open Firo Ranges, Kerosene Cooking Stoves— Useful, Economical, and Freo from Smoke or Smell. Butter Workers, Churns, Milk Pans, Pain, Butter Prints, Wood Batter Bowls. Register Grates, all qualities, Fenders, Firo Irons, Coal Vasoe, &c. Enamelled Slato and Marble Mantlepieces. Gas Fittings Gtas iTn-TiHQS At Greatly Reduced Prices. Chandeliers—a large assortment Hall Lights, single and double pendants Brockets, Globes, &c Special attontion is called to tho above line. English and American Tiawnro, Portable Washstunds, Toilet Sets, Bath*, Tin Cooking Utensils. AVBRY'S Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scalw, J v s 1 Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffee Services, Pruets, Egft Frames, Pjcklo Framos, Biscuit ' Boxes, Flower Vases, Fish knives, Butter Knives, UOPP£R BOILERS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILERS GALVANISED WIRE RETTING. T.&S. MORBIN&CO, LIMITED. indents;executed on favour, able term?.



I'iime &ia. GRO U N D li IM E. GROUNx.- Ufllß. FOR SAIiK, SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDUAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIMB, In any quantity, for Conoroto Paths, Floors Collars, ote. (next to stone flagging. Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wot work i is a first-duns material. B. KEA NE, SOLE aSKNT, COSTOM-HOUSK'STRKKT. "JUMBO. MARK- r Ty/TAHDRANGI HYDKaULIC LIME. All Mahuranoi Lijies Ann Not Alike. Tho Wark-worth Comont Co. (Limited) beg to Inform Buildors, Contractors, and the Genera! Public, now that thoy havo got a good start mado and thoir quarry properly openod out, they nro most dosirons that proper teats bo made of tho different Maharangl Limos, ana the best bo specillod. Tho W. C. Co. (Llmltod) would only ask pur chasers not to boliovo more Interested aßsortlons as to this or that limo being tho best In tho markot, but lo put them to tho proof, and they are qulto content lo abido by tho rcstUt. J. P. KIDD. Agent, 83. (Juoen-street. Town Yard, Customhouso-stroot Wost (noxt Sims and Brown's). HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE^MARK J.WJISQSL&C? AUCKLAND, N.Z. cg^HIS LIME is o Natural uomeu., iult -5 able for Conoroto Hullrthißß, Brickwork, PliißtMi-lnu :iui:rllii(cß. Tunica. &O. Ii la Rronml the Klnnst. and Is THK BEST LIMK IN TilK MAUKKT. i In reply to tbe populm- ballet that all Umes from Muhnrniml are allied, wo ask—"Aro all quartz reefs, or are Luulu In tho mimo dlstrlot, alike r In Kurope, all Hydraniio or Coment Limes are teated beforo using, and tho boat sueolflod, why Bhould not the ismti rule be followed hero J Per oublo yd. Conoroto Foundations cost from _ ISs to 2fil I Brink Foundation! cost from .. 30) to SS§ I Conoroto Knlidings coat from .. 23d to 25a Uriels UaJliilnKH cost from .. _ S3a to Sfia conornco Hulldlngs. Plaatored. Xc, will uot exoeod 10 per cent, over wood. Circular explaining treatment sent to any ad drees, or iho fullosi Information given at tho offloo. Lime enppllod wholoialo or retail. Special terms to Dealers and Contractors taking cargoes dlreot >.hoon Falo, BHICKS, PIPES, SAMD, &O. JOHN WILSON t, CO. 81. Qunan-utm* Money.l 9 J- U a N W. H A X U lE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND KSTATK AGKN'i1, Money Lent /komihsohy Notes, nouses, FnßNiTiniK, &a Bills DißOOuntod Dally. Mortgages Negotlatedi HIOH-STRKKT. AUCKLAW £10 TO £1,000. ITICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT T AGBNCY. UIGU-STKKKT, AUCKLAND POSITK OITY COD^CIL OFJI0B8), Moiioy advanoe from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Do da cf Property, ahartu, Ho> Kepaymonta oao bo mado In Instalments Ot Onb Shiixinq fku Week for each Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Port Orrios Addkksb i Box 80. AuoklanA. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PBRMA NKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY Olf AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT DtPARTMBNT. All In vest (111? Shares issued during tho current month participato In Iho Annual Division ot Profits. Deposits fixed for a term of G months are re ceived at 0 por cent. Deposits fixed for a term of 12 months aro ro ooived at 7 per cent.: intorcat paynblo half yearly. BOKUOWING DEI'AKTMENT. This Society advances, on approved Froohold and Leasehold Property, to tho oxtent of three fourths of tho valuo. Borrowers may pay off part or the wholo of their Mortgage at any time, and after two years cumincy without notice or Horrowors participate in Surplus Profit, FINES Not Enfouckd in CASna of Siok nkss on Want 01? Employment. Tho Reduced Scab 'of Ro-paymenta, and any further particulars required, may be obtainoc at tho Society's Olllces, cornor of Quoon-streot and Vulcan Lano. GKORGK FRASEB, Manager. • U(Jivt.AJ?ii» f jenMAA £H X X^L 00-OPBKATIVf* HUILDINO AJ«D IN VKSTHKNT SOOIMTY. OW»KStti—Ul. Qua£X-BTOK*«, LOANS ui'anied upon approved soourltlM of Froehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of £20 to £8,000 prlndpAl and Interest belna t» payable in ittatabnentt at the followtna K» duobd Uatbh for repayment cf wok MOt borrowed 1— Bepaymentaeztend-p., v,-. alr Total amount Ing over i«v.«bii. Mnayanto , A B. d. A a. d. (Fear _ _ 111 }M 0 0 Jyeara . _ 1 910 108 S I' lyearc _ _ li J 1U II 0 ire&ra _ US 111 8 I 8 rear. I - SB IBS 18 I 8-ears . - 7 1 H7 II I 10 years Hi Mil I And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DKPOaiTS.—The Soolety reoetres Money aa rißcoflii nt rates as follows:—Rapayabla at 7 days notice, 6 ncr o«iit. per unnnni; mpajablo In six months, 6 por cent, per annum. JOHN iIATGH'IU Bea'BtiJT. iVfTTN EY TO LEND IYJL ON FKEKHOLD SBCORITIKB. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Buokek and Commissioh AGSNT, QUKHN-STKKKT, AUCKLAND (Bm-NEY'a Apohow Rooms, Upstaibh). BjiXCHAFGE ON NEW~IfO»K AND JDj LONDON, In Bams to suit FOR HAL.X BY ARNOLD, HINHS, AND CO., Corner of Custom-houßi and Fort streeta. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or at.y sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed on my hands till Invented,—W, V. aiovens.ln- Testing Agoat. 187. (Jncon-streat. OJNEY TO LEND, in largo and small lums, at current ratC3 of interest. Apply to PETER QLUPHANT, - Solicitor. High'Stroot. \a ONE.V 10 LEND, at a modorato M -^orint^es^AppUto^^^ Silioltora. Fort-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Keal fistato, in sums of £50 and upward*, at the oar rent rates pf Interest —Apply Wm. 8. Coohrane. Si>; N, Z., Tnsuraacs Hnlldlogs, or Hamuol Cpohranß and Son, Fort-stroet, MONEY TO LEND on~Mortgogo at First-olaes Freehold Securities. WM. COLE at AN, Solicitor. Corner of Qneen and Shortland-Btroetß. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small bnmu, at nsual ratoa of Interest CONNitiiL & COOHBB. fCUoltOn"! Vujoan Lane. WAITAKEBEI SAW-Mlluu- Wantod known that I can supply Tim ber as Choap as any producer in the province without raising tho prices when other mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timber is felled In tho winter and is more durable: the sap almost equal to tho heart of what is felled in the summer. Havo now In stook. Builders Timbers and Cablnetmakors soloctod Broad Boards, in Kauri. Rimu, and Kahikatoa. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smyth, Waitakoroi. Ist Maroh. 1883. •|1 u<i ti «, j MhK XB T L "SUf. UUf-ttH-aTlv.<t*»'.V, i.UOKLA.MD ON OALB, AKKIVED »»B OOHOMANDHIi **r ROMAN KMPntK,- White Clover, Bed Oiotor, AlsyUo Olov«, Ore BTBBB, Moadaw Feaoue, Moadow Foxtail, Created Doget&ll, Rape, TrefoUum incornatam (Udviiot Olorar>, ITKOW AMRUIOA UIBKOX- Xlmathy, Ksntuokr Blossrau d Joa PHtauKv t'overly M*y Hyegrw*. l^ntefbui* Ry«et*«i Cooksfoot, Pralrlegnse, RattalU RARIiY BEBD POTATOKB. 4B FotIOWS I- Athlenf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Oanttw boiT Flukes. Pattewon's Viotorto. LATKR VARIKTIBS-Hobart, Button's Mm aura noncm, Button's Kinwftif Ball. etc. Also, O»m, Barioy, Baraoa and. Flovtec SsctJ, Ooem, Fine and. Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New tt* . land sf las. Tow, d*oon and Hams, BONBDUST AND BONBffIiOUK of all uradns, 381-AND AKO FBBUVUK QUAWa B». t» RBBKETfI ii AITKIJ!



Merchandise Al« J± *ATH XB, O«NK .iAIi IMPORTER, KAB ON HAIID AND TO ARRlVE ßßANDY- nourvoislsi'fi Brandy In bnlk do do ono diamond, four ula> tnond. and TO Associated Vineyard Brandy in bnlk/oa8«, flask, and hiilf-flast MnUer rfreroa' Brandy la bulk, oase, fluk, and halt'flask HennefßS's nraniiy to oiybb W. and A. Olllwy'B Brandy in owe BUM— [iOwndea', 80 0.p., -oautcii and hhds Liemon Hart'u, J-caDks W. and a. GUbey's, In oase. VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- _, , Oreenleesi Inveraeca, Ulenllvet, Terrier, Kliker, Qroer and Cc, In demijohns and J gallon Jars WHISET fomol Collie Blend, Royal Blend, Bob Roy. Jero boam, Qlen Almond, w. and A. QUbey1! Irish and ilooloh In flasks BOHNAPFB- Henke's, W. iwrt A. Gilbert WINKS (bulk) ---811 va and Cotln's, Australian, Grenaoh, unfl Tokay WX^ Ba< naT"silbey(i (Castle brand). Port, Bherry, Claret, Mai-naln, Madeira, lx, A, b, o, v. andh ; vi> Olitrets, 0, 1, "i, B, 4l Obampagna — Rooilorer, Perrlor and OamußSl ALK— Hana, bottled by Hull Boar's Head, bottled by Hall ] Jobn Hnll, bottlud by John Reid I Ashby's and MoKwan'a '' Hloba " brand , Anulo-Uavark.n BTOT/T- Boar's Head, Hall Kdmond's I'tK Brand Gnlnesu'a, bottlod by Blood Wolfe . Bparkllnß Neurotone, pints and quarts Sale and Friend'n and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine White Lend and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drumi Colza OU, In drums Castor OU, In bulk DRIED FRUITS— Ourrants, In half caeca Elme Baislns and ififw Alden Apples (evaporated) KKROSBNB, 180 and 160 tost- Devoe's Royal Brilliant, I.laht of Age, Frfr mlum B«Jety Prims York Hums and Baoon at Low llatM TOBACCO— Ovor the W»l«, lira, Nallrofl Royal Standard Look S's Venus, U'B. bd, Doable Thlok F Pieces OUjMKN'S STORHS- Teas, Sugar, 10, lw. No. S Paper Ban Plokles. Klpperod HerrlnßS, Potted Meats, and sn assortment ot Honor*! Goods always on hand. ABKAT H X B . ivieaioeu EwDEKSnN'S SUPEKIOB baking powder. invicta"brand. medical halt/, Opposite Throo,Lamps, Ponaonby, Anokland R GARDNER boga to inform the Rosldonta of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Crook, Dairy Flat, Wado, and Wolwora, that having sold lila Pharmacy at 181, Quoen- Streot, Auokland, he Is In attondonoe during the wholo day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, Dbvonpoht. H/lOSQUIXUESI MOBQUITOUS! J.YX USK SHARLAND'd KO via. A Fragrant Herbal PrevoQtlve. Prloe, One Shilllne and 81zpanoe a Bottle. 3HARLANI) & CO.. oppoalte Poat-offloo. AMES O A T J£ X, DIBPBNBINO IKB FAMILY OHKMiaT (Mbubbb PHABMAoamnnAL booibtv), HOBBON-BTRKKT, olose to WoUlngtUMtrael, 4no»uN». N.Z rnHE ECLECTIC PHARMACY. Tho acme of elegant Modloal Establishments. Top ot Gbby stubst, Ooknkb ot pitt-bibbbt, CHARLES BUTCHER. 7H E qR E AT^AMBICAEMiEi^ 1 E S cfilllßiSiti PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and. Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. MICE ''""" BTiTTrr«i hi 4 r *u3HH.UIIO* T7"EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES, COUOHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of the purest articles. These Loz enges oontaln no opium nor any deleterious drug, thorcfore tho moat delicate can take thorn with porfeot confidence Their beneficial eifloot Is Bpoody and certain. This old unfailing family remedy Is daily recommended by tho most eminent physicians. (In uso nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, ' 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lorenges are excellent, and the boriofici&l effeot moat reliable, I strongly reoom mond themtn casosof Cough and Asthma. You aro at (iborty to state this as my opinion, formed from many yo'ars" oxperionoo. J. BRINQLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.9.A., L.M, 1 ' Indian Medical Sorvioo. Mr. T. KeaotQ, Tloar Sir,—Having trlod your Lozenges in India, I havo much ploasuro in testifying to their benenoial effects in cases ot Incipient Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I havo prescribed them largely, with the best results. :' W.% G *-, Apothecary, H.M.S, Keating'* Coush Lozenges aro sold by all Onomlsts, in tins of various sizos, each haviiig thcwordß"Koating>sOoughLozengei|' ongraYen on the Government stamp. ' HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, both In ap pp.ani.nco and taste, furnishing a mostagrooablo inothod of Administering the only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a por fectly safe and mild preparation, and 13 cspooi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins dy aix Ciiemists. Eropr}etor-THOMAS KEATING, London. +■ ■ Export Chomiet and |)rugglj|tV ' Keating's Powder. KKATINS'S POWDKK MKATINO'B POWDKK KKATING'9 POWDKR KILLS BUGS. FLB *8. MOTHS. BBBTLKB. Thtb Powdrr ib QniTß HiBMMBS to Animal Life, but is ucrivolled In destroying flaw, bum, oookroaohes, beettes, moths in fun, and every other speolea of lnseot, Sportg men will find this Invaluable for destroying fleas In their dogs, as alia ladles (or their pot dogh This abtlolx has Found bo Qbeat a sals , that It h»R tempted others to vend a bo culled artlolo in Imitation. The Publlo are Cautioned that the tins of the genuine powder bear the (autograph ot THOMAS KfIATINIi. KKATINO"a WORM TABLBTS KKATING'd WORM TABLBTB KItATING'3 WORM TABLUJTS KKATING'S WORM TABLBT3 A fURITLY VEOBTABLB BWXBTMBAX both In appearanoe and taste, l aralthlng $ most agreeable method of administering the only certain remedy for INTESTINAL or THKKAD M OBMB. It la a nerfootly Bate and mild preparation, and Is espeolaUr adapted for Children. Bold In Tins by all Chemists and Drag gilts. Pbofbibtobi THOMAS KKATING London. '



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