GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL.

Mr. Laishley's Address.

The pressure upon our space last evening caused by the extended account of the Citizen*' Hall and other mater, compelled u> to hold over our report of Mr Laisblty's addre;s to the pupils of the Girls' High School in presenting ceriifieutes of profi- ' ciency to the successful competitors at the recent examination.

Mr R. Laishlcy, addressing the assem. biagc of pupils, said he wus very jjratitied at having tvs oppoituuityof meeting them, especially as it ailbrdcd him a fitting occa sion not ouly to sre-eat them with tbe certiiieate of. prolickn<;y, but also to iuvitu iheir attciri.in to a few sugnts- Horn which, pmct'cally rememberid, ytoa'A h- of iuliciiely more value tv them. To ihuse wiio hud not succeeded, he would point out —and might they always remember —than the umiu reward of succei-s lay not iv ilie pnze won, but (li in the strength gained ia the coarse of the struggle »tuat was, in the hardening of tue mental tissues by the mere fact of having succeeded ; and (2) in tUe siti-f .ctiou experienced from time to time during ihe effort, in the enscioua advancement 6tep by step towards tha cherished goal. For each suc cess rendered the next easier, just as each failure, by reason of the weakening ioilueiicc of fa;lure ou the nioatal morale, rendered suce«:-.s ha d.-r to achieve thereafter, 'i hus it ha'i been witiiy said thai " Tbc most unsatisfactory thing in life is success," It might s-ouud paradoxical to say so, but it wai profoundly true. The only thins about success that wus worth having, was the tt-ugule for it, and when that was attained, the predominant feeiiu" was n question as to whether ie was worth the effort. Upon those of bis hearers who had failed, he would impress the fact that the art of mcceeding lay solely in the persistent determination to succeed, and hus to the persistently resolute success wa3 certain. Tuoy might >est assund that, as Buiwer Lytton said—"ln ihe bright lexicon ot youth, there is no such word as tail," And when iticy pondered, over his words, as he hoped th' y might, they could thiuk of that lady of France, ugly and poor, whom Louis XIV detested, but who was ditsrmtned that he should marry her. She was clever and resolute, gifted with that spirit of perseverance, iixity of purpose, which, whether its object *ns_ ihe training of a poodle or the sunjugatiou of a hero, was sure to succeed at laat, So she waited and watched, and ex necessitate, ho had to marry her. He trusted his listeners would not be dis couraged if they were not co clever as other young ladies in the school. It was those who persistently resolved to work for (he prizes that eventually gained them. They should remember that impor tant little mot'o which contained but three valuable words—"make haste -lowly." This was all he wished to say to them. Before proceeding to the business of the gathering, he would add that in recognition ol: the occasion they would be granted a. half-holiday. The pupils, «ho»e naincv appeared last evening, were then successively called upon, the certifi cate being handed to each by Mr Laishley, with a few sound and practical words of ad vice. ;-everal: of tiiose who had won certi ficates woreaosuur, and their trophies wi-ro taken charge of by Mr Heath.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A. Jl < VI'ISG of: the Board of Education was held yesterday afternoon.. Present—Me srs Laihey (Chavrma.), Dargaville, Luke, Goldie, Moss, and O'SuJ.livau, Inspector of Schools.

Minutes.—The minutes of the previous meeting were read ao.d confirmed. CAMBRIDGB.-Thr, followiug tenders were received for erecting a teacher's house for ,hia district: -f^cso and Clark, £598; Ka-terbrook ir,,,) Smith, £023 17s 6d • Smcrdtn £6 A 5 ; Wrigley and Hancock, £GSo Mr ftHnght recommended tho j i j tilo building was urgent, and had \j Con { om promised. The lowest tender waa accepttd. ' I' ij jl Simpson Enquiry,—Mr Dargaville *a5, appointed oa this committee ia the t «oco Ht Mr Moat, who has resigntd.

STANDING OnOKits.—Mr llagavillc in troduced a series ot standing orders, pre vously drafted, aii'i moved, "That these stun'Jiug orders be printed and submitted tor discussion at tho next meeting of the Board," The mover said, of course, the matter could remain in type, ia order that an.v correction that might be deemed neces sary may bo madf.—The motion was put and carried.

Deputation.— A deputation con-isting of the cbairrnm and three in mbers of the Pakuranga School Commi tee waited upon the Boaid with a view to a proper undtrstandiug of certain matters in dispute between the committee and the teacher?. —Mr Pye, the chairman, then explained that he had acted upon a resolution pissed by the committee. Mr Goldh wished to know if Mr Pye had acted in accordance with the wish of the committee.—Mr Pye produced the minute book and road the reaolutiou authorising him not to sign ihc return-, and yet to piy the pupil-teacher his salary. Mr Darga ville said if the committee had refused to pay the teacher, the Board would be respon sible nccording to contract.—Mr Pye said the teacher bad been abs. Nt one "month from his duties.—Mr Goldie said he under. stood that Mr Woodward, the teacher, was away ill.—.Mr Dargayille protested against hearing the committee further in the absenca of Mr Woodward.—The Chairman ruled that those proceedings were irregular; there was nothing really before the Board ; tho matter was already on the records.— Mr Pye then asked if they oould have two certificated teachers,-Tho Chairman having replied in the negative, the deputation withdrew.

_ Applications.—A. number of applica tions for smn.il grants were then dealt with. ARATAP<j,—plans of proposed new school building in this district were re ceived, and as this was an urgent case, it was rr, ove d ana canied, "That tenders be called for."

MauKU.— School shed required, the , committee promising to pay half tin ex pense of the building, if the Board will contribute the remaining half.—The Chair* man moved that the committee be referred to the 75th section of the Act, which pro vides that the school funds shall be first exhausted, and the Board will then be prepared to assist.—Carried. School Inspection.— Mr O'Sullivan, Inspector of schools, brought up the follow ing report, addressed to tho chairman : — Sir, —I have tho honour to report on tbo subject of inspection of schools referred ti mo, that tho appointment of an additional assistant inspector will enable all the schools in the district to be inspected as well as examined in each year. Jf this appointment be made, the proportion of in spectors to schools will be the same as in Otago. It can be easily arranged that tho inspection and examination in standards sball not be instituted oonsccutively by tho same Inspector in tho same portion of the district. Tho Board receive an allowance of £500 a-year from the Education Depart ment in aid of inspection.—l have, &c ,R. .T. Sullivan, Inspector, P.S.—ln ctago, 3 Inspectors, 150 schools ; in Canterbury, 2 lußppo'or.', 129 schools; South Canterbury, 1 Inspector (aho secretary), 35 schoila; io. Auckland, 3 Inspectors, SilO ecuoolp.' —Mr Goktie moved "That the conoid raiion of the Inspector's report be deferred uutil the next meeting."—Carried.

Distrtot High School. — A. telegram was received from the Hon. the Minist-r of Education, asking for certain informatioa respecting this school, which the Chairman was authorised t.i furnish.

Girls High School —It was decided to advertise for an assistait-misier at a salary of £250 per annum; also, that the bead master be informed that paym nt in advance, according to rule, muit be strictly adbered to.— Owing to the lateness of the hour, a number of application* were de ferred until the next meeting.

Deputation fhom howick.— A depu tation of four member* of tbe Howick School Committee waited upnn the itoird in respect of a suitable site tor the Uachrr's house. Two acres of lani had been off'errd by Mr Kicbard Wilson for £130. Mr All wright had recommended Mr Wilfon's, but one of the deputation >aid tbe pi cc which Mr O'Sullivan saw, was n the piecj inten ded by Mr Wilson for £130, but another piece, which was ill-suited for the puspofei The School Committee consdered that Fin lay's site was more eligible, but if the Board was not disposed to accept this, they would recommend an offer from Mr fttnith. On the inoiion of Mr Goldie, seconded by MrHobbs, the matter was referred back to the Inspector and Mr Allwright.

la auotber column will be fouud an ad vcr.isemont sgn.d by MrSto iart, secretary of the ymeu oE England (Thames) Gold Mining Company, ia which a ca.l of Is 3Jd per shaie ia niude. The ca'l is made to in duce sbarauoldeis to pay up the original iiharo au promised, '

MINING NEWS.

[FEOM THE COMMUtD^^]

very RMtifyißg to Bh«ehoW«S RIU »« • is to the wh.le '"deed the crushing stnfftbat is c.nuniT oßly » slopes of a roponor quality ™«* t , fT lhe the low level is beit-e cir.i iheface of taab«to>«i of cuntrvf °,d h lls' u la m gold through the sto. c for tV T\ chow» or forty feet. If ,],■„ ree{ '^.M thirty inn tons present promise it 3 ac,^ new level being driven ™ iai 'o a has shaped beiter .hxu provioC^l will very considerably iccrca t i r Sl a a b.lance of the company M,n* the "edit No 7 level -The onljc^ifeV^-ts: luDßiogwdl level is the Si<u n ? Oto """« the ?odo to about £o»r Let tuWw* ,° n «{ dig formed ou the han R ind aid? w \ soft haa «wo br. akings dj^.f&^S two here bdu there lVt sufnV g dal) « the lodo gold-bcarii; lfe|? P»« being made with a view of opend s J atß stop, a few feet back fromthefc" -lie general stuff broken out i 3 ,f '? s grade. No. G, west of No. 4 wi nze i I • (m ca-ried along the floor ,f the Nn' mediate level. Th* leader i, of .1 'ntit- s-zo, bnt for ,he last i ew d a y s Do Jo, ??' b«n »een m the breakin S 'down T \ M No. 3 and 4 stope* £, O m the mah ji? ,he couutf^is very broktn, whh m ' the quartz ff-re and there distiZted "^ <{ facs, from six ,o eight fit n,^l^ places showing a little gold ' rV,}> in more compact near the roof wli h L jr ia to hope ..hat the No. sstop e whiett ? started !n a few day., wil tkl, • U h maiQ run <f gold Stonin/hn i mto the from No. 5 rfae, M ing down, ahe leader i 8 pretty battery will put. through the picked ife" to-moirow. The General ctffiMe crushed shaped weU, gSgft"^ amalgam from 3D ton s ._JonVp S HI g^nnd.the.sonerLAaLi 1;^;' night or so ago having cut cutSlv »f it was met with. Mavne and Urtv^ , I b'x tons of stuff at the BkmiS iLh^ for the good return of 41 -Saw "?' J gold. Some trouble w^^ 111 ting the quartz down the traS? o l battery, but the necessary iffirir JJI done on representations being made to Jh Coudcl, who have been conceded thb'S of the road and have for tbo prlvileg? o f its being kept open for public traffic' keep it in thorough repair Bi MABCK.-The tnbuters have worked very hard m conneotion with thff, openiw of the exteosno block from No. jH i.termediate level, and alto in keeping Z batteiy and water races in good order altogether a big undertaking for a party rf working miners, and it is to be hoped that a corresponding amount of sucmbs yd attend their efforts. They have started to cushalorgo parcel of general stuff und about two hundred pounds of poor picked stone. The bat cry was ensaged duriDß lha week on a parcel of stuff from the Royal Uak tributes, aud will be enga°ed next on a fe.v toos from Kennedy and McDonald, Pride of Tokatea tribute. Umon Beach.—« tr,at change Umale. in» in the face of the low level. A kadij solid mineral is showing from the root to the floor, which in old limes was.an nnfail. iv!» index 10 the picsence of gold.. Very little work has been done during the week in the 80 fett level, on the br»n-li bf'tho cross rtef, owiog to the men boin{*i ro (luirert to unload the coal vessel; but,work in this quarter started again yeHcrday. AusiO!f.— '1 he contractor is making good progress in a fine cla s of coantryi-n J>ew Cokby.—'lho contractors'are in furtysix feet from the shaft. The leader in the upper level is rather smallat present, but is well mineralised, and citrica gooH iudicitioDs of gold. The battery ym started during the week on a large parcel of genial sruff from tributes of the Hai bour View.

Blackmous,— The crushing, of nWni fitty. tons resulted in the yield of 35 ounces retorted gold—not quite so good, asnex pectcd. . tot

MAT aw a i.—The work of opening np a fresh block on the main reef is being cairiedon; but as the proprietor "cincot afford to develop the claim at his own ex pense, it is probable that sufficient interest will lie disposed of to roue the fnnda re quired to thoroughly work this valuable ground. ivew Colonial,-Surface work is p-o ---cesdine as usual.

Qukes OF KnglAkd.—As the drivq is being carrl d on inipiovemcnt is notice able. I ■ ' !

Detiched Squadbon.—A. fine-looking leader has been cut on the surface, which gives good d^sh pro pects. :

ST. STEPHEN'S ORPHAN AGE.

Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of friends-and auV Bcribera to the above took place last even ing at the Orphanage Building, S. Stephen's Avenue, Paroell, His Worship the Major of Auckland presided, but;in consequence of the disagreeable wrather, there was but a smill attendance. St. Matthew's clWr was pn sent and du'iDg the course of the evening rendered several selections.—The Chairman,'in his opening remarks, congratulated the institution upon its present position, i In a case of that kind the number of inmates was not the truest measure oi prosperity. Last you there were 53 children in <k Home; this year there were 54. Ha assumed, of coarse, that there was a diinnnition of the assistance given to those in need of it. When he looked at the children he felt the fullest assurance of their excellent health, of their being well cared for, Thertt was evidently the greatest happiness among them. That such children, should Dot only be healthy and happy, but-that they should be prepared for their fntuto life was a noble object. That was wW every one who took an interest in Buch in stitutions should aim a: The other point that measured prosperity was financial. The amount carried forward from last year was £105, and carriad forward to next year is £694. There was a great field open to management of such an institution, ia con rjoctiou with Mr Costley's munificent legacy. He suggested that the landed pro perty of the estate should not be sold, bnt that it should be valued and divided amongst the Hevcral institutions and charities.^™ secretary road tho annual -report, which showed that thero arc now 54 inmates, &% against 68 at the commencement of-the see- : - *;■ sional year, the number being 37bbysand 17 girls. There have been seventeen ad missions during the year, of which 3 are on tho nominatian of. the Government, making 16 towards whose main tenance the Government contri bute. The income of the year has amounted to £1,254 0s 7d, and expenditure , to £965 6s sJ. Meuiion was made of those who haa made donations to the flome, in cluding the late Mr Costley and the late Mr Sauorbur, who, it will be remembered, bequeathed £500 to the Orphanage.'5 Tnu adoption of the report was carried on; the motion of Bishop Cowie, seconded by'Mf .F. J. Moss, M.H.K.-The Key. C.'M. Nelson moved, " That this meeting desires to express its feelings of deep gratitude tor thfi very munificent legacies left by the late Mr E. Costley, and the liberal beqnestilwt to the institution by the late Mr Joan Sauerbier." In speaking to the resolutwo,. he said that the institution would still w dependent to a considerable extent on we efforts of the lady canvassers.-Mr- *■ Larkios seconded,—Carried.— Tflc ' HOT IS. T. Dudley moved, "That thethanja of the meeting bo given to the Jwy collectors for obtaining subscriptions' ror maintaining the institution; also, to tnpse ladies who have assisted in makingdoming for tho children."—The Key. Mr Walpoie seconded.—Carried.—On the motion onne Key. MrTebbs, votes of thanks were con veyed to the honorary and other oflicerr ot the Home and to the examiners, we Rev C. M. Nelson and Mrs NelsonV »!» to the auditors, Messrs Ba'gerand i»«g ham, and to the choir of St. Matthews.r The following gentlemen were elected a Board of Management for the ensuing y<» —General Gossett, Dr. Goldsbro', Messrs Barton Ireland, G. P. Pierce, - Kawlings, and B. Walker." - Messrs Satger and Brigham were »'««'«* auditow.-Mrs Cowie then distributed the prizes to the children as follow H-""" 3 IA : Oliver Rayson, 240, 1; Frank Vjeh „ 236, 2. Class IB : George W»°°- f 167, 1; Lizzie Forshaw and J jseph Thorn s'™, 157, 2. Class II: James Curnow, IW. 1; Thomas Thompson and James "s??'. 148, 2. '.lass III: George Holland, Si, George Wallace, 92, 2; Bertie .Dyer, 90. »■ -* vote of thanks to the Chairman con cluded the meeting.

Printed and PubUahed by thci Proprfetor.HKßß ( BBBTr, of Symonds-street, at^nin >;' D" 0 Printing OfflcJ, Wradnam*trcet, in ti» ■»» ?ta« Of Auckland. New Sfoaten^ ;. '



(r.B.OOOHBANK. JWSSBAOBB 1 MONDAY, MAY 7. ( PKELIMINAKY NOTICE. H< . TO BE LEASED for ifORTY YEARS. »l n HS Subscril'Di-a will'lease by auction, ' »t, trolr ►'"■in3, Kort-streer, ori Monday, tim 7, at 12 o'cludr, " THE I.KASE KOR A TKKMOif FORTY (10) TBARJ OF 17 LAhGHI BUILD JNO AbbOTMBNTS; belrg suVdi vlslon I ot lfi BeoMon 9. having front- J!i of from 50 to 137 ftet, by 130 feet to ■110 foot in c; e.ith. Thtso allotmonTß a-n sltnivtcd at the Junction O"tt>e Gro»- North >'oai and the mics to the B«nghter llouao ard Poasonby, immediately O^PO'lte Mr HtlneVa Hotnl; and Irom their proximltj to th hrieft works and oner lnflns tries, ounnot fail In a nhort time to 1)9 in great demand an homos for working men. Plans and furthtr Information on implication *° SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHKANE. JAS- D-W^IJ MONDAY, APRIL 30. UMJiEK! TIMBEK! THE Snbscrilcra will sell, atj their Rooms. Fort-atreet, on Monday, the SOth Instant, at 11 o'clock. 0 < f\t\a FKkT KAURI BOAKDS AND 24,000 "fcSANTcIKO, now lying on tho Keolamaiion immediately behind Toll House. SAMUEL COCHBAMB & SOU. Auatloneer*. AT AN EARLY DATE. EX WARWICK, FROM LONDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS, Bomo Ot tho host ever offered In Anoiland, * Catalogues will be Issue d. GABRIEL LEWIP, Auctioneer, MONDAY, NOON. DKAKE-SIKEET, FREEMAN'o BAY (Messrs Martin and Son's). CLEARING.OUT~SALE OF STCCK, NEW AND SECOND-HAND FUJRMSfIIiSU GOODS, &c, &c, &C B. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Messrs H. Martin and Son, who arc removing to Duncdin, to sell by auction, at their premises, Drase-strcot, adjoining Messrs J. BiUington and Son's, on Monday next, at 12 O'clock noon, THEIR STOCK o£ Furniture. Glass, China and Earthenware. Clocks, &c, tho larger portion new, recently imported, ond of superior quality 50 Superior Iron Bedsteads, assorted 110 Superior Looking Glasses assorted 30 Toilet Sets, iv sets Jugs and Basins 30 dozen Cups and Saucers, 10 sets Jugs Clocks, Lnstro and other Vases, Tallies, Chairs. Chests o£ Drawers, Chcffomcrs, Plated .varo, Cruotstands, &c.; Tinware, G.I. Buckets, Fancy Goods, &c; Car penter'u Bench, &c. I'crms Cash. WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS <•»; ILL sell by auctioD, on the above Vt date, at thair Rooms, Shortland-jHeet. THE FOLLOWING^ CHOICS P.ROPER- A NEW AND PKBTTY HOaSE, oontain ing cix rootrs, all well-flnlshed. -with gratep, capboarde, Sc ; together wlih Lot 16 ot tnb uivition of AUotL'.eats 7 and !oof S-Otion 10. Suburb* of Anoklatd, having a frontage to tfte MOUNT ROiKILIi ROAD of 99£t Dy a deptaot 339 f t SUPERIOR DWELLING-HOUSE Bltnated In the GRAFTOS ROiD »nd lately In the occupation of Mr H. J. ClHlord. This well-built house contaiDS fix rooms, ccnllery, . pantiy, bath, t. 0., and is fitted with gap, gas stove, marble mwitoipiocop, tanbs, fix. COMFORTABL1? HOMKSTRAD AT WHANQARKI, beli s Lots 1 and E, Pukennl, Parish ot Mannn, containing 20 aorep. all in good grass, with 11 acrearrchard. All the land Is ploaghable nnd and well wat°red. r welling honaes ot four roons. with da'ry, cowshed, cat vet' house, Eto Situated 11 mllei from tbe town of Whan/,aii-i. oa Main Real. AtLOTMKKTNo. G Parish of Eomahorau near Newosst'e. containing 50 acres, For terms ami farther pu tlcnlars p.pp'y to the AnctloEeora. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Dhortlana-streot. MONDAY, APRIL 30. ARRIVAL OF RANG&HIA. rpIMBERi rspiMBBR! rrIMBER! Sale on Wharf, foot of Little Queen streot, at 12 o'clock. 1 Wft BOARD 3, G x 1, 9 x 1, 9 x U A/S IU j Pieces Scantling, 4x2 ana dx 3 GEOKGE SIBBIIN, a nctioneer, B. TONES E, O. CABS B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, M&Y 9. NEWMAEKET ! NEWMARKET ! 26 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. B. TONKS & CO HAVE received instructions to sell on Wednesday, May 9th, at 12 o'clock, f)(* CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES, adjoining «v the Bite of tho Railway Workshops now in course of Erection. A Bare Chance for Railway Employees and Others. Within Three Minutes' Walk of Newmarket Railway Station. ' l> J&oi/.nYS, T HIE HAYMARBBT. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDRS AND TALLOW, eaoli Tuesday, ■I IS o'clock, " ALFP.ED BUCKLAKB. B, TOHKB, B. C. CAKE. B. D. TONKS PRELIMINARY ANNOUft'CKMENT. li. TONICS & DO \AT ILL sell by auction, in April next, TUB WELL KNOWN PROPERTY of the WAIKATO COAL COJttr-AhY (utmltedl, at lIUSTtiT, adjoining .the'XAUPIRI COALMINKB, • The Land is now Mas laid OS In IOWNBHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOIMENTS, nnd RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. . ~ At the same time will be sold THB HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Which no-v stand on the property, • Consisting of— 3 -Uoutos containing four rooms oach 1 Honno cantaiulim throe rooms 1 House containlrg two rooms 1 BlaokeniUh'a Shop l.Htablo. > [Terms Ebb/. Plansready shortly. 'Farther particulars may bo bad of j B, TONKS & CO., . Auctioneers, MONDAY, APRIL 30, At 10.30o'c1ock, • TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, &C. TIMBER, WISDOWS, DOQBS, GALVANISSD IRON, ■ ~ . - AT' OOTFEE Pa LACK SITE, QUEEN-ST. WHABF. IO BK BOLDJBY AUCTION. B. ARTHTIT* XT AS been favoured wita instructions to . Jj. sell l>y auction, oa Monday next, at half. . nut 10 o'clock a.m., at tha Coffee Piiiaoe Site. Qojjea-etrest Whait, -..i The Timber, Sen., nsed In tho erbotlon of jhe lata Waitaugl Prod«i» Store, nil In iicolcondi. tlon. owelally taken down.—lisavy Beams and Jotßte. T.and B.Flooiinttaud Partil'oas.Doors, Windows, &0,, Corrupted Ga'.vaß iscd Iron, .'■" Terms: Cash on the fall of the hammer; to ba removed at buyen' exyoiwo within one week iwiatoyplßßio.



IHA S. ~p^7 l- LHi'AM SO N, OUSE LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vuloan Lane, Auckland. Bankers i-MJtfoDjil Banii of Nevf Zealanfli BBN TB an<i iW IX I*. >5 X OoUooleO. "irtilec Tjn:n<-. J? w». 8K POT C»t lowed oo rtepoaltf iir.tl.PnTsetod, MOUT»A<3i''H «!-.! I/.IANB StKOIIaWA,. «: i A i.' S ''iv.\t&! 0- ';c!d to area:'. »!,?( VVi'6 V*v.sv-n4 toi .S.'.wiMit'W.l. i f.LOTMKNTB Woutth*. ted Honßeß BniU on X the Wfi9*lr Faytneot Systcia. TJUJQIKB fcLLOTMKHTfI !"3H BAI/B *¥ PBB TOO* 1— OOtlMi-l-sreoi, 60/ Wesvetrset, 80/ a6orinn.u-> :r.:rt, iH HoDburii-suesl, 80/ :ond-street, 15' UgtT PlaS°n * ta tmyle-etrcet, Us Rlchmrnd Hcaa, £3 Ure»ford-Btrosl, 90/ iTooSc-slrooi. M 0 lowcH3troM. 80/ Kyber 08 ItdkOtt«tteM, {6i Valley Road Ks lOrTbcota, 101 Brlßhton Koafl. Ml And in TKlons otnei efreotß »l low rates. /,, nftn TO LENB, lnßum« si £1? and up -84000 wa-fle. on wood securities. SUBURBAN HOTBL for SalP, nboat 7 mllrs 3 from Auckland, on main thoroughfare, with leveral ncci of la-id a')joining. Cfeanc- lOr nu"eE^ST&--V«o Houses for Baleon U detenel pajn ents. capital chance for mndy manor work'ixi carpen'.-r, TIWO BRICK. SHOP- for -»!oln the Centro X of tha Uty. Quite ew. Kxoallent poal l7iß'A rNKbIN fcSKOAI)-Now 6ro:m?d Honse f for Sale, at £150; city water; or to Let. at PAKNEbL- B!x-roomed House (new) for Site in Kntland-stroi t; plearant view of har jonr. Price. £325. Kasv terms of payment. WKLLIN GTON-STKHE1' — 9 roomed House for Sale, with 2 large allotments, Iront mrden. Price £160. „ , nOUNTUY SiOt X for Sals, with 8 roomed L< Honso. Stable. Cow-shod, Fowi-honEe.Plg- Five acres io orop and orchard. Or to i et at 25s weekly. "VrOKt'HOOl'K—Allotments: two fine Corner 1M Allotments for aa.le, live minutes walk tiomltwhrrf. £3'ieaoh. RUSKBeNK KSTATK.-Nearly Fonr Aorea for £ala en v aln road to fcocfcland; level lanii, fenced. In grass; il miles from Auoklanu, Alto, 22 aoroa, water frontages. HOU3B at MouutJidoQ with about two acreß ground, having a umln frontage of 417 ft,; orchard, garden, oow-etod, pigsty, fowlhoute, eta Price, "iii7s. Kasy terais. T)ONSONBY.-Five-roomed House for Sale in 1 doreioe-Btraetj wtU finished; good garden. Frlon «SOJ. POKA—NEWTON— Four-roomed House and i,ZOU workshop for Bale, with good garden. DUBLIN-STRKST, Newton- Very oouifort ablo Honse for Pale (new), near Post and Telegraph Offices, oo deferred piyments. ■DKRlsaifyi-;<)-STRBKf-Kew and verycon- Jt) venient Cottsge for Sale, near Congrege- Wonal Churoh, On easy terms. TTAMILTON (Walltato)-Honso and aoro of Jj. ground for nu:e. two minntes walk from Bank of Now Zealand for £95. Lot 321. WAIEIEKIK-Highty Aoros at Waikiekie for fies. Spienaidobance Jor working man. NOETHCOTIC — Sovenroomed House, oni buildiago, &c, and SO aoreß of Land for Sils. V>ryoh9as. Grand view of the harbour. Also. New 7-rcomed Houbo and nearly 5 acres. DEVONFOK'F, Ijabf Uoaa - aevorsi ferj chotoe Villa flltM for Sale, having roai and c«R frontages, and possessing «he finest landscape views to bo found aronnd Auckland. PoCA-A NAGS NKW COTTAGB In Mew- AZOU , O n t0: gale, W un large shed, alloi nannt «0 2 100 i rsry obcao. IBTAITBSiATA RIVHB ffROKTAQK.-Lnnd W tor Sslc at m per &ore, in U-rae or smsll p?R-,-SSulTmr Sale in WHllanuWW. fe/-OD near et. Jamos1 OhnroJi. Aleo, Vory Coinfcrtnb'o Stvoti-rouniod Houeo. fcoth-room, &c. Pii.o£Jso. EPiVXi— (ioat!Biru-.n's VU!a Kesldonoo. aeren . rcoms, ocacb-sioufM, atatHoK. &a £1000. EBMUif SA—18florae, foraat>i ozteacuiaoil and sn-e&did tlow PBIHHTOS KOAD, I'sjhbU - 81x-roomea t> Hcui o fcr sais. ailssment 10 z 100 i weter laid on. Prfoe, .*3GO „ rw . POK3tSNBY— Hew K!2-rcomed trlouso and Workslio? fDrsaloi two aliolmonta i two irontases i ecajr terms. ij-'AJtcks &>bo For Sala »» WalkomlH, Pare s moramo, Stokos's Point. Waliakorel, Mann ronei, North ahoro, Papakura, tsa, Alflo, sea llrt in Wets SealawS Herald anft Wttkly Neva, CUA S. WIl LIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane. WILLIAM GuiLIVER HOUSK. T,A-ST), K3TATE. AND COMMISSION AGKNT, DKAUGHT3MAN ANO ILLUMINATOR MAPri. PLANS, &C, COMPILED. (COOMBKSS CHaMDEHS, F6, QO3E3-BTBKET, Auckland.) W.G. begs to notify Ms frlenda and the pnb'.io general.y thit ho has ramoved to «ho above preralf o*, where he hopes, by swioi attention to the requirements of hla oliante. to merit support; From hia lar^e knowledge of Ponsonby Pro perties, he Is in a poaition Beoond to none to deal with parties buying or selling In that dis trict. Inspection of my list respeotfully Invited. A ready Balo for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SALE NO CHAROK. A long list of Country Properties open to in. apeotion, inßuranoes offoottd at Lowest Rates.^ Remember tbe Add! ofb— CCOMBE3" CHAMBERS, QUSBN-STBKKT. F. J. MOSS. [W, F. OSOLLIVAS F. J. Moss & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE A6ENTB, BHOBTLAHD-BTBKRT, Intending Bnyers are respectfully Invited to Inspect our Ltd of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Intores Insurance. A U&TRALIAN MUTUAL PKOVI ±k. DaNTSOCISTT. Ketaliehsd 1319. The Oldest Mutual Life Offlco In Australia. NSW ZBALAND BRANCH. Head Office, Cuetomhou3e Quay, Wellington. Lfoil Board of Dibkctoes: The Hon. Charles Jjbnson i'harazyn, M.L.C. (Chairman) The Hon. Sir William Fllrhorbert, KCM.G., M.L.C. (Depntr Chairman) A. de B. Eracdo -.. Esq., J. v. Charles Johnston, Keg., M.H.R. lha Hon. Morgan S. Grace. M.U, M.L.O. Mkmoal Officer : Dr W. G. Komp, M.R.C.3. (Englana). LIST YSAR OF THE QUINQUENNIUM Polloi b effeoted Outing the year ISB3 will psr tlolpate in the Quicqusncial Ulv'sloa of Froßtß, to ba ascertained as at the Slet December, 1883. Tto profit of the current quinquennium ihas been recently accumulating ac the rate of £2uO 000 per annum, ANNUAL DIVISION OP PROFIT. The profits of thn Sooioty ard to be divided annually after the the 31et of December, 1883. The Invested Funds esored .. ~ £1,31)0.001) The Annual Inooms 1b upwaris of.. 850,000 Tne Society haa more than £o,ooo' Folicloa in force aesarlng upwards Of • .. .. 180CO0O0 Daring tho Uet 31 years the Society has paid for Claims and Matured Endowments .. .. _ .. 1,500,000 The Society has divided among I*3 members Cash Bonuses ainouu'ng to upwards of £91G,0f0.• TieHtns? I'.overutuniry ' Uoniuea ex ceeding TtVO MIIUODB. NKW BUSINESS. Tha newbneinoae of tholts.flve yjara baa excc3t!oa two miIUoLB per inn m—(i larger amount annuilly ttum has tver bo :n transaoird by any other LuoWHoain tho B itHi Unmin ions. 'Ihooastot m nr3«mnnt inoluolrgoom nilceion, fn Lnusaally low. bqlng oaly 95 per cent, of tbo totsl rt^alpts of the year. This rate of expenditure ff, nn thu avora<o, 18 p-ir cett, ]nH!)tli»n that of tbo other Autiiralian Mutual L'fe OfflCBP, and lon« lliftn »■ y o'hor iifo a^BDr anoe io«tltution flther in ICurO'io orAm'rlo», doing a corresponding amount of now basic ess UNPARAL'.KOD ACCUMULATION OF IfUNDd. Ten yeai3 ago the Soclot', whlla 69th on the 1 at of Brltif h oflicio la point or a?e, w«n 35'-b lo respect of fund?. It now, Junmry, 1883, elan's f.juith, only tbreo 0/11363 in Oreat .Britain, fatibl.shoi ißßpectlvely In 1315 1823, and 18.'5. betns above if. jhe accumuiAtei lunds now exceed FOUR MILLION THRKE HUNDRED THOUSAND PJUND3. A> sare your Life Jn tha AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCISTY and sc euro an ANNUAL BONUS OR DIVIDEND. A Pbivilkbe whloh no otto- Life Offloe in the Colony can grant it^membeis. Be oareful that you eelect thin Soolety, end do hot bk mislkd by the nimllai ity of name of some other Assurance Office. The Soc'ety oan be oaneldeted quite as much a New Zealand as an Australian institution, Beeing that all moneys received in the colony »re invested here in advances on mortgage of flrstolass freehold c; oorlties. lotns to members on the Becurlty of thnlr polioles, Qovmnment debentures, and freehold hr^noh offlco pre mises; and tbe Society is thni a^lauaK la de veloping the resources of :he colony. The Socisty has ASS4TS IN NEW Z'ALAND BKCURITI exceeding FIVE HUNDRED AND SIGHTY IVOUdAnD PUUNUB! No O'her Lifo Office In the Colony can give jonsuoh ' , ■ LAKQM BONUBIB . ■ AH'JII-il !il' ■■ ■ ' AUBTUALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT Sijciitry, -■ and tbe effijot o' an Annual Ponu?, wbioh can betaken In cash, will be lo raduoi the oostof assuracco to tho LOVfßac fossibcb minimum. If you are already sufficiently assured yoai.' Belt, iafluce your frlouaa toJ'oliow yourexampla Prospeotusos, Foi ms of PropoeiU, and another Information me-y ba uutulncd on applloaiion ti the Roildent aeoretiry, vVolllnntoa; or from any of tho "octat}\s Agdnt*-. EDWAHO V 7. I.OWK, Kteulent Seoretary; AL»XAMI;Ett-UA.l'NultHS. LuculA.ent: 1 ..; W.HW.HNWUAKB.) -^Sants.



3UBLIC NOTIFICATION. OBAIi LANDS TO BIROPEN FOR fcKLKO LAND DIBTRIOT OF AUOKLA-NP. Crown lands Offlco, Auohlsnd, April 16,1883, I hereby notify that the Bural Lands me*, onediniho schedule heiennder. wIU boooen ir selection at tula offloe, oa F AID AY, thß JBth [wnMt> D.A.IOLK. Oommlflßloner o£ Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. WAIKATO COUNTY. PAfcHH OV KIBIKIKIBOi. i t t. Area. Upset price. A. H. P. & B- d. on? SO 0 0 100 0 0 fm nj_6_ a'" o ItAQLAN CODNTY. Pibisu or K*R»Mr. lot. Aros. Up'ot price. j. it. p, £ 8. i>. 166A 25 0 0 25 0 0 manukau county. Paiiirii of Waiboa, Lot. Ares. Ups t prl o. A. n. P. & r. d. 48 51 2 0 lot 10 0 51 IC9 0 0 172 10 0 73 11 H 0 S3 0 0 74 27 0 0 103 0 0 75 77 0 0 231 0 0 WAITBMATA COUNTY. Pabish cf Waipabeira. Lot. Arfft. o Prl0"- A. it. p. « b. a. 118 10 0 0 20 0 0 119 In 1 8 22 19 0 123 79 0 16 98 17 0 121 11 2 33 67 1 0 125 61 2 8 81 16 6 126 151 0 0 191 15 0 127 191 2 0 239 7 6 Pabisii ok Mairktaiii. Lo'. Ares. Dpsst p;ice. a. b, p. |£ b. d, M3I.PU2 114 230 13 I 0 17 1033 0 0 257 10 0 Pjbisb of Waioneke. Lot. Ares. Upiotprloe. a. k. p. £ s. d. 22 327 10 81 17 0 PARISH OK PAKBMOKEMO. Lor. Area. Upaet prlofc J. B. P. & 8. d. 131 « 2 25 13 15 0 132 i 1 2 29 ii 15 0 131 21 2 32 21 15 0 16 17 232 11 15 0 138 18 0 0 16 0 0 J39 12 2 0 ii 10 0 111 33 '■'. 23 33 15 0 147 29 0 IV 29 5 0 118 65 3 0 55 15 0 14!) 48 2 9 « 15 0 153 5G 1 39 56 10 0 Pabibii of Mas abac. Lot, Area. Upset price A. b. P. £ 9. 0. 108 73 2 0 fli 1.1 0 112 79 2 0 S9 15 0 113 19 0 0 91 10 0 WHANGARKI COUNTY. Parish of Waikeikei. Lot. Area. Upsot price. North-East Portion 91 39 0 25 11 15 6 Pabisii of Ruarangi. Lot. Area. Upsot price. A. B. P. fi 8. d West Portion ..57 107 033 80 5 0 HOBSON COUNTY. Parish of Akapohuk. Lot. Area. Upsot Price. A. R. p. SI b. d. Gl 78 2 35 59 1 3 Parish ok Kaiwaka. Lot. Area. Upset price. A. R. P. & 8. d. South-West Portion 75 81 0 0 81 0 0 lIODNKY COUNTY. Pahish of Hoteo. Lot. Area. Upset price. A. B. P. & 8. t 81 381 0 0 95 5 0 HOKIANGA COUNTY. Manoamuka Survey District. Blcok. Seo. Area. Upset prloe. a- b. p. & b. a. VIII. 4 50 0 0 50 0 0 BAY OF ISLANDS COUNTY. Parish of Hu>p kip-kl Lot. A'<•". t'psot price. A. B. p. £ s. d. 61 19 3 ll 11 0 0 65 20 S 18 11 10 0 67 30 2 8 '3 I 3 68 31 0 0 31 0 0 f9 33 2 0 33 10 0 70 21 ■' 3) 18 11 3 Terms of Salr.—Oio-f jur h of Durohase money tote paid at the tim- of appl'diilon and the baUnoe within ono month there»tlor. rtlwrw.sa the Bart of tbe pnro*ia-<o motx y oa'd oi W»I of deposit Bball be forfet'o<l, eni tbeooniraot for the sale ot the land stia'i hence'orwar^ be null ""brown Grant foe t b< paid on cjaipleton of purchase. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. SAIiS OF TOWN AND RUBA . L \ND3. Crown Lands Offloo AuokUnd, 16ihAoii,18S3. I hereby notify that the Town and Rnr»l Lands mentioned in the Schedule he eunder will be offared for Bale br PubUo Anct 00. at the LanaOffl-e, Taur»ni»a, on FRIDAY, the IB'h flay of May next, at the hour of 11 o oiucit lo the forenooo. D . A . TO LE. Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE TAURANQA COONTY. Town ok Grbikton. Area. Upset Price. Lot. a. b. Pi t: c. a, 129 113 33 1 3 ISO 0 3 33 29 U 0 WHAKATANK COUNtY. Town of Opotiki. Area. Upset Frloe, Ssoi lot, a. r, p. £ s. d. 1 90 0 10 710 0 91 0 10 7 10 0 2 2(7 1 0 0 S3 0 0 251 1 0 0 33 0 0 352 10 0 39 0 0 253 10 0 30 0 0 251 10 0 31 0 0 261 1 U 0 30 0 0 2«9 10 0 30 0 0 291 10 0 30 0 0 297 10 0 30 0 0 312 10 0 80 0 0 310 10 0 30 0 0 311 10 0 30 0 0 WHAKATANK COUNTY. Pabisb or Waimana. Area. Uniot prlco. I.ijt. A. R. P. & B. d, Jill 50 2 28 33 1 8 192 (0 3 0 33 1 3 191 60 0 0 37 10 0 206 19 022 36 18 9 207 61 1 0 38 8 0 2£o 25 3 0 38 12 6 207 15 0 0 22 10 0 i!IH 20 857 SI 7 G ?99 20 3 24 31 7 0 800 13 0 26 19 15 0 roi 20 0 0 35 (I 0 312 17 0 0 7a 10 0 fO3 13 3 21 £0 17 0 .3(4 10 0 0 15 0 0 3j5 10 0 0 15 0 0 Description ok Land.— Lot 191: 21 acres good Dush land, broken, 5 acres good swamp land, remainder being undulating fern land. 192: 8 acres good bush land, broken, 8 acres good swamp, remainder fern, undulating. 191: 6 aces good bush laud, broken, 3 acres swamp, remainder undulating fern land. 206: 16 acres good bush land, broken, 3 acres good swamp, remainder undulating fern land.' 207: 8 acres good swamp land, remainder flat and undu lating fern land. 210: About 5 acres wed high land, remainder low lying, liable to be flooded byfreshin Tiver, 10 acres swampy; remainder heavy manuka, soil light. 297: One-half good dry land, briar and light manuka, remainder wiwl swamp. 298: Five-sixths slightly swampy heavy manuka, remainder wlwi swamp. 299: One-half slightly swampy, heavy manuka, one quarter wiwl swamp, one quarter good swamp. 300: One-fo.rtb. swamp (already drained), re mainder good swamp with a little dry land, manuka. 301: Four-fifths good swamp (from 2 to 3 feet, deep, saudy bottom), remainder good dry land with heavy manuka. 302 and 303: Good land covered with manuka (little natural grass and briers. Tidal creek through these sections. 304: Two-thirds good land covered with manuka, remainder good swamp. 805 : One-fourth good land covered with manuka, remainder good swamp. Lots 297 to 305, inclu sive, are all liable to floods, and the soil is light sandy loam. ' .-.•'. ■■ ■ I I I'Asisa of Waiotahi. 800. Area. Upaet prlco. J. n. P. £ s. d. 91 31 2 0 3UO 0 96 49 0 0 49 0 0 150 285 0 0 142 10 0 2)7 10 S 0 8 13 211 30 1 9 23 17 6 245 43 233 37 8 3 216 • 63 0 0 39 15 0 2)8 18 3 0 3.11 3 219 87 0 0 65 5 0 252 £0 0 0 37 10 0 . s 255 48 2 0 38 7 6 x? o ' 258 63 1 IS 10 2 6 , 2"0 . 50 216 39 1 3 . 262 17 3 4 13 10 0 263 64 0 30 4013 9 265 49 3 20 37 10 0 267 513 2/ 89 0 0 271 49 1 8 37 2 6 409 25 1 0 12 12 6 44* 39 0 0 14 5 0 143a 84 0 0 12 16 0 . Dbcobittion O Land.—Lot 99: 2 aowafgool swamp land, 10 gores bush, containing purlrl rats, etc, broken, 4 aorea cleared and in gra*g, being old native cultivations, H acv s sandhills. 17i acres broken fern land, soil good. 96: 3 aoretKOoaswsmu land, 2 aorea old ouitltatiora cleared. 7 acres both. 37 »o;es fern. ISO: 177 b wainp laud easily drained, 90 t ores fern 'ana. very broken; 6 aorea good trash. voDUu&log puriri, ra'a, taws, timn, efco,' ;



g 219. 252 l Baoh contain small sores of -, lOd irano land, remainder aoort open flat f nd. There is one aero of lightbush on lot 219. -* 5 contains 25 aoreß good bush land, 11 acres md open undulating land, romainder awamp. 8: 10 acres good swamp land, remainder good ien undulating land. 260: 1 acre good swamp, aorcs bush, remainder open undulating land. S: 1 acre swamp; rcmaindor open land. 263: acres swamp, remainder open land. 265: i sros swamp, remainder opon land. 267: 2b jres swamp, rcmaindor opon land. 271: 1 jros swamp, remainder opon land, very brokon. ■9: Swamp. i! 3 and 113a : Generally swamp, ith some light sandy soil, a little manuka irub. Parish ob1 Waioeka, Lot. Area. Upset price. a. n. p. & s. d. 281 17 2 0 23 la 0 Dksoription oi' Land.—Open fern country, adulating. TAURANGA COUNIY. Parish of Tis Papa. See. Ares. Upset Price. A. it. r. & s d. 1 fc 55 83 2 11 171 3 6 253 ISC 0 0 372 0 0 339 11 3 11 23 12 9 311 12 3 19 25 14 9 541 88 0 0 ' 88 0 0 512 118 2 0 118 10 0 &13 100 3 0 100 15 0 541 70 2 0 70 10 0 frlo 88 0 0 88 0 0 vi(! Cl 0 0 01 0 0 517 12G 0 0 12G 0 0 Description of Land.—Lots 1 and 55; About acres swamp, remaindor open fern land j lituated 41 miles from Tauranga, on a good cart •oad. 253: About one-third swamp, remainder >pen fern land, rather broken, situated dj miles Irom Tauranga on a good road. Swamp in joth sections drainable. 339: One aero bush, romainder fern; well watered—part broken. ill: Opon fern land, well watered, part bsoken. ill: 3 acres fern, remainder forest. 542, 513, 515, 516, 547, all forest, well watered; broken. 544: 15 acres fern, remainder forest. Tho forest in the above consists of rimu, tawa, &o. Norn—PlaDs of all thu above lands may be Been, and further partioulara obtained, on appli cation at thla offlor, at the Land Offloe, Tau ranga a Terms of Bale: Oc e-fonrth ot pnrohaae money to be paid at tima ot Bale, and the balance within one month there»f ter, otherwiee the part otthepnrohiae money paid by way ot depoalt ahall be fonelted. and tho nun'rapt for theealo of the land ehall henceforward be nuil an void. Crown Grant toe to bo paid onoompletioaof porohaaoi OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. HOEAti L4ND3 FOR SALff, ON DKFKR BED PAYMKNTS. AUCKLAND LAND DISTBIOT. Crown Lands OJllco Auckland, lGth Ap'll, 1833. I hereby notify that the lands enumerated In the Schedule hereunder have boen ej! apart for S»le on Deterred Payments, and that FRIDAY, the 18 h dsy of M»y. has been appointed aa tho dar on which the said Landa ehail be open for application. D. A. TOIiK. Commlaamcrot Crown LunSs, SCHEDULK. \\ rHAKATANE COUNTY. Parish ot1 Waiotaui. Sec. Area. Upset price. A. II 11.I 1. & 8. d. 123 109 2 10 109 15 0 Uebchii'TlOn ok Land.—About oOacres mixed, light bush; 20 acres li«ht scrub; remainder open fern land, of which 2jncre3 level; about 20 acres aubjoct to Hood. Tho bush portion is broken. Application for the abovo lands will bo re ceived at this OiHco, at tbo Land Office, Tauranga, where plans may bo inspected. In tho evont of more than one application being received for tho avovo section, tho right to occupy tho samo will bo decided by public auction on WEDNESDAY, tho 23rd day of May, 1883, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon at tho Land Oflice. Tauranga. Note.—Deposit of l-20th of tho prico of tho land to be tendered with application, OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. SALK OF TOWN AND RURAL LANDS, LAND DI3TKIOT F A'JCKLaNO. Crown Lands Offlco, Auckland, lli'.h April. ISB3. I hereby notify that tho Town and Rural Lands mentioned in the Schedule hereunder will bo offered for Sale, by PubDo Auction, at the Land Offlco, Gitborno, on FRIDAY, the 18th May nest, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands. BOHSDULB. COOK COUNTY. Town of Gisbornf. Lot. Area. Upset price. 4. it 11.l 1. & «. d. S.W.pn.55A 0 2 0 3i 0 0 PATUTAHI SURVKr DIBTIULT. Lot. Area. Upset prior. A. R. I. £ 8. d. 129 110 0 0 IVJ 0 0 Description or Land —Front portion along the Walk&kaiiki strratn, for an average widtn Of about II) cliilds, flit, partially bueb, stream forms tho bonndary. TjtßMa or BAUC-Oae-fonrth of purchase money to be paid at timo of »»tc, \ml the balance within one month thereafter, otherwise the part ot the purchwe mooar paid by way of de poatt shall be forfeited, and tbo contract for the aale of the land ahall henocforwurd be null and Crown grant feo to be paid on oomplotlon of parohase. PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DIBTKICIT OF AUCKLAND. rASTOBAti LAHD3 FuR SALE ON DBFERRED PAYJIESTS. Crown Lands Office, Auckland, April 16,1883. I hereby notify that the Lands deaorlbod In the Bohedulo hereunder will, In pureuaioe ot Becilona 76 toßslnolualve of "-The Land Act, 1877."b0 otfared for Sale by Public Auotlon, be the Land OfHoa, Qlaborn -. on FRIDAY, the 18 h May n«xt, at the hour ot lloolook In tho fore noOni D. A. TOLE, Commissioner Crown Lands. SCHEDULE, CJoOK OOONTY. PATUIAHI BDBVBY DISTBICr. Lo*. Area. Upaet prloo. a. it. r. fi s d. 8J 795 0 0 79S 0 0 DescbiptionoS'Land.—Frontaneavoraßlnga width of 15 ohaina fl»t, mostly busb, frontlnK on the WalknkarUl stream, which forma a boua ary, lemaloioir portion brokon torn and tutu with buah In the gnlllee. NOTir.-Flanß may ro Been, and further p»'tl ouiaro of the land obtained, on application at thia offloe, and at tho Land Oiiloe, ulaoorne. Public iNOtices. WAITAKEKKI SAW-Mlujii.- Wanted known that I can supply Tim-" bor as Cheap bb any produoor in the province without raising tho prices when othor mills have no logs. Having tramways, my timbor ia felled in the winter and is moro durable; tho sap almost equal to the heart of whatiafe edin the aummer. Havo now in stock. Builders Timbers and Cablnotinakors solectcd Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea. Orders ahaU havo my best attention.—John Sm*tii, W&itakereL Ist March. 1883. ' 7 — O» Jj I T T L B , CABINETMAKER, UPHOIiSTSBKR AND UNDKRTAKKR (LATE OF VICTORIABTRKBT), Informa hlu oaatomera and the general public that he has RKMOVKD to mora anltablo . and oommodlous premlaos in , HOBSON-STRSBT; Third Shop from Cook street (west side). f AMES REID AND SON tl Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of thoße about to Furnish to the Very Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FDRNITURB. i Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. James reid & son, Forniture Emporium, HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Victoria-at. /I H X A P S A L »! G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Bogs to return THANKS for the Patronage ho has Received during the last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Public, his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, 14th ApriL A good part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING PRICES. : G.C. respectfully solicits an Early Call. '. Karangahopo Road (opposite llowo-ataeet), Newton,



WTERVOUS D^EBILITY, J Dn. S. O. West's Nebve ane Bkain Treat iknt, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, 11 Hzzincss, Convulsions, Fits, No; vous Neuralgia leadache, Nervous Prostration caused by the iso of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofuineaa. Mental E Jepression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in naunity and leading to mianry, decay, anu , leath, Promaturo Old Ago caused by over-oxer- - ,ion o£ tho brain, youthful folly, or over-maul- ! ;ence. Each box contains one month's treat nent. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, sont by nail prepaid on receipt of price. , WK GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ro euro any caso. With each order received by as for six boxes, accompanied with 255, wo will 3ond tho purchaser our written gnaranteo to ro- , fund tho monoy if tho treatment doca not cllect . a euro, Guarantees issued only by I J. P. KING & SONB, j Chemists, j'l O.ucon-strcct, Auckland. i EhDK R"s"(7N'S~"sljT"EltTo"K BAKING POWDER. IN VI CTA~B RAND. MEDICAL HALL, . Opposite Three Lampa, Ponaonby, Anoklandi 7HE qREATAM|S^ANj/j|O(6»NES 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. cr.CE * i... .". -:::;;f. TT-EATING'S CMJGir~LUZBNGES. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of tho purest articles. Theso Lou cugus contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore the most delicate cun tako them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family romedy is daily recommended by tho most eminent physicians. (In use nearly CO yoara.) MKDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lano, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and tho beneficial etleot most reliable. I Ptronßly roconi niend them in ca-os of Coujili and Asthma. You aro at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. liItINGLOK, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service Mr. T. Keating, Doar Sir,— Having tried your Lozonfjos in India, I havo much pleasure In testifying to their benetlcial effects in cases of Inciulcnt Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I have prescribed them largely, with tho best results. \V. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Kcating's Cough Lozenßcs aro Bold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having tho worda " Heating's Cough Lozenges' engraven on tho Government etanip. KEATING'S WOEM TABLETS. A purely "VoßCtable Sweetmeat, Doth in bp poarance and taste, furnishing a mostngreeablo methodaf adininistermg tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a por fectly siifoand mild prtiiaration. nud is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins dy aix Chksiistß. Propriotor-THOMAS KKATING, London, Kxport Choiniet and UrugKist, (Jlass and Earthenware. "DEAD THIS AT ONCE. I<'QU A GENUINE CLEAUINIi SALE, ED WAI! f| TKWIQ ) KAST. •*} IS OITFKKING pHINJ), pLAS9 & -pABTHBNWARB AT CHKAPKR PBIOKB THAN KVfIK OFFKRKD IN TIIK COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLU. TUB TllADlt AND GSMKRAL PURLIO Abb Invitkd to Inbpkot. BKBAKVAST, DINNKB. AND TK4. SETS. WHUUINIi AND BIBTHUAY PIIK3BNT9. &c, etc, &c, EDWAKD LEWIS. I CHINA, I ipHE CUEAI'EST AND BEST AfSOUTMENT Olf CROCKBKY, CHIN A, « AND * I GLASSY A HE, § re a <* IS AT J G. BIIOWHING'S, p 267, qoeun-stbeist (neak market Eheteance). Establishid 1865. I FANCY GOODS, I /^LiSS, OBINA, AND KABTHKNWARF. BOYLAN & TANFIELD, IMPORTBBS OF CHINA, GLAB. J, AND KABTBBNWAEB, Beg to lotimata th»t s'neo Rumovino their liKTAir, BDSitiBBB to their New Premltea, they hava op ned a < arge Aeeortment of NICW GUOD3, including a Great variety of very ohoice oruamon a in Dresden and otne-r China, Figured Glass, Faience, Venetian, »cd other < oe orlptlona of Ware from aoiro of the beat Knglleh and Continental Houses, an In spection of wbioh they rcapoctf ally eolioit. Having aeoertaintd from msuy recent vial tors that an Impression eziits ia the minds of some that Gooda of »n Expensive CUbb Only are kept by them, they wi«h to state that they Import Direct from tho Manufaciurera, Karthenwure Gooda and Glassware ot K.VEKY DESCRIP TIuN, and their prices are au LOW, thar tney are convinced & visit to their fcowShop will Batlßf/ the public >hat them la no Ciieaper Hou M in Auckland, nor anything like SUCtt a Large and Varied stoclt to scloot f .old. : Andreas I— 174, QUKKN-BTRUKT, 'iwo Uoorg bcl»w Ms Buttrw'D, Ucapoiy.



t,r on by x v ljs « iJ \X ON FKBKHOLU SKOUBITIKB. J. CHADWICK, ;auki <sum Bkoker akd Commissio.w AGENT, 33 CUSTOMHOU3IC.STBKKT, AUCKLAND O H N wT H A H D I E, LANU. COM MISSION, AND IMTATKjVQIS^i.'. lonks Lbnt .■'noMißSoar No'JUM, Hooans. ITDRNITUnB, &C. tills Dlscountsd Dally. Mortgages JJegailateo. HIS H- BTB KKT. ADOKLAW . £IU to £1,000. f riCTOMAN LoZn AMD DISi'OUKI' V AGKNCY. HIGH-BTBKBT, AUCKLA.NH POSIXH OIXY COUNCIL OlfJf. IOKB). Boney ndvanoa from filO to £1000 on P <>«°na Seouclty, Da da of troporty, tsharei, *<>• repayments can bo D^dTTn InatalmnnMi « Om BHILHKB pkb Wkbk for eaoh PonN. o DOr rowed, or In ny way to suit borrower J. Communications Confidential. Pobt Omens Addrksb i Hox OT._Agojlan fl^ * V OKI- AKD j-iskMANUVI JTk. 00-OPKKATIVB BUILDINS AA I INVHBTMSNT SOCIKTT. OWIOB 1-« T. QUBB»-9TBH«*. I.OANB granted npou approyed wuErHIM Of freehold or Leasehold Propertlw* Hi suma Ol 830 to flfl.OlK) prinolpal and Intoreat bBlr.R ro payable In Instalments at the toUowin« K» duoko lUtbs for repayment of ennh «M(r i6rro#3d l— j T«tr ? ISI 9 1!M 0 0 JKS - - i I • l yean — - ** 9, 1M ~ ,j mzz - - w?s a ipyS^ ", : v aHJL- And d ihe same proportion tor K*&Uec or larger ln<si.s. DBPOSKTB.-The Booletj "oeITM^ M°««* °» n«poslt »• rates os follows >-Hepayable & 7 layß notion. 5 ver oent. per unnutn: repivynblO I. clx monto, 0 per o°ntij^!^% Bß| ___'__, _..^ aStBUJf' EXCHANGE ON NE^? YORK AND LONDON, In sums to anlt. JfOK BALK HY ARNOLD, HINKS, ANO CO., Corner of Custom-homo and Fort etreeta. ONEY TO LEND, in lar^e or small sums, at uaual ratea of Interest. CONNKLL & COOfBR, Bolldtorß. Vulcan Lane. ONJIY TO LbNO ON PEKSO«At SKCUMTY. Persons borrowing £5 receive JBI 10b Poraons borrowing £10 recoive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £00 recoivo £15 Repayable in Woekly or Monthly Instalments. Hills discounted dally. Strictest secrecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane), MONEY TO LEND, on Heal natato, In sutKß of ebd and upward?, ot the our ront rateß ot Interest — Appl? Win. S. Coohrano IS. N. Z., Ineuranoi) HulWlnga, or Bamue Coohrnno anrtjfo-i^ort-street^ |\/fI7NEY TO LEND on' Mortgage of jJJL Jfirat-olasa Freehold fleourltios. WM. COLKMAN, Solicitor. Oornur of Quiwn and ahortland-Btreflta LAKGE Sum of Money to Lend oi good Freehold Soourity, at loweat rato o intorost, — C. Aickin, General Comuiiaaloi Agent, High street. _ -P1 rt'OOft TO LRND on'FIiEEBOLI 3jL\J,\J\J\J SKC UIHTV.-Apply WINUATK, BURNS, & C 0... Fort-street J» 10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,00t -iW and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short dnd-stroet. iINEY TO LKND, in large and sinai suma, at current rates of interest. Apply to PKTKR OUPHANT, Solicitor, liigh-strcet. MONKY 10 LEND, at a modcrat rate ot lntorest.—Amily to JACK'-JN & KUSSKLL. d o.loltors, ifort-streeJ, Frospectue. PKOSPKCTUi OV TIIK |AUCKLAKD SIIIfrING COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL fiIoO.OOO, In 30,000 Sharea of £o Each. Tho Capital to bo called up as follows: 5s pc sbaro on appLication, m per share on ailotmonl 5s per aharo at intervals of three months, a required, until £3 per sharo is paid up. Provisional Directors : Anderson, 11. IS., Ksq, Morton, 11. 8., Esq. Aiokin, Graves, Ksq. Mitcheleon, X., i.Bq Barber. H. P.. Ksq. M. ll.lt. Carr, R. C , Esq. McKcnzie, D. H.. Ksq Chambers, Jno., Esq. Alosclield, T. T., Esq. Craig, Job., Ksq. Nathan, A. H., Esq. Dowar, A., Esq. Owon, G. W., Eso. Geddcs, J. M., Esq. Porter, A., Esq. Hurdy, J., Esq. Stone, C. .T., Esq. Hulme, Geo., Esq. Stono, C. 8.. Esq. Harper. Gco., Esq. Tonks, 8., Esq. Hull, \Y. F., Ksq. Wilson, J. L., Esq. Brokers : Brokers' Association. MANAGIXO DIItKCTOR : C. B. Stono, Esq. SECKKTARV, l'«O TEM.: J. C. Borger. The object of this Company is to provido tor nago snitablo to tho growing trade ot tho Poi o£ Auckland, so that tho imports and exports c our city may bo bb much as possible carried i: LOCALLY-OWNED VESSULS, and tho ellippin busicesa carried oa by a purely local coat PANY. j The rates of froightn current in this colon; comparo most favourably with those ruling 1: neighbouring co'onies, and are, as a rule aafilciently remunerative to leave a good profit trading hence either foreign or intercolonial. The acknowledged daily increasing oommei cial importance of Auckland is a source o gratification, and the shipping trade, undo Bkilful management and with sufficient capita) would meet with Bpoody and great develor mont with many parts of tho World with whlol we are at prodont not in absolutely direct com mnnicatlon. Tho object of this Company is to provido vos sols to trade in tho directions already opened and others which may from time to time olio inducements. Thoro is ample room for a well-organised nov line between Auckland and London, Liverpool and Glasgow, with New York, and with aomi of the larger contros of Continental Europeni trade. Of courso, tho largo and inoreasini export of bulk and sawn timbor will form ai Important adjunot. A trade with Tasmania Sydnoy, Melnourno, Adelaldo, &c, being al ready established, could caeily be continuei with regularity, whilst tho Newcastle and Grey mouth coal truiics should bo also provided for. Thoro Is a vast Hold in prospootivo for a gooc trade with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla Calcutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numorou foreign ports, with somo of which, evou at th< present niomont, a prolltablo diroct trado 1 being carried on in a desultory manner, am I which would find support from tho now In (luatries latoly established hero and in prosnee tlvo establishment. Tho Company do not proposo to limit thorn selves to running their own vossela, but wil from timo to time charter vessels when re quired, in tho evont of thoirlown not huini immediately available. Mcssre Stone Brothers, who havo for sony timo carried on a good shipping business, am who have now fairly started a new London line possess tho nucleus of a fleet suitable for com nionolng operations, and arrangements havi boen mado to tuko over thoir vessels and th> good-will of thoir shipping buainoss for tho sun of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pound (£30,650), thoy taking half the amount in Com pany's shares. Their "Hoot, consisting of vessels, with nggrexato tonnage of 2612 tons Bhould bo augmented as soon as possible si that the business may bo extended withou delay, especially tho London and America) branenca. , The services o£ Mr C. B. Stono, as managlni director, and tho stall' at prosont under hli control, who are oxporionoed in thi3 lino o: business, havo been socurod to tuko oiHco undo tho now Company. ~.,.„ It ia further proposed that tho working es ponses should bo conducted on strictly cconomi cal principles, tho expense of, agencies am branches to bo defrayed out of commissions oi tho actual freights oarned by those branches. The proposed capital is act down at £150,00 C but as only a small portion ia required atprogen for the purchaso of the existing fleet and cot tingent expenses, further capital will not b called up until vessels suitable for the Londo; and other trades may offer for sale atreasonabl prices, until which time it is proposod to charte vessels as required to supplement the picsen fleet. It is propojod to invite all Auckland buslncSE men and all who may havo any interest in th trade of our port to take Shares in this loco Company, and to give tho undertaking evor; possible support. Tho Company would thus b in a measure self-supporting, and strong enougl to compete most successfully with any outaid or foreign company or foreign Bhippiog. Th Company could then not fail to be a credit t our port and a most lucrative Investment t Shareholdera. The promoters having every confidence in th success of the undertaking, now appeal to th Eublio to inßure it by subscribing freely fo hares. LIST OF VESSELS. rjF^, Laira, Iron Barque .. 492 Alceatia, Iron Barque .. .. ..398 Stanley, Wooden Brigaotine .. .. 351 Parnell. Wooden Brigantino ..■ .. 348 Caberfeidh, Wooden Barquo .. .. 333 Peerless, Wooden Brigantino .. .. 292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barque .. .. 2U Energy, Wooden 3-ma3tcd Schooner .. 185 2612 An extract from tho books of Messrs. Ston Bros, shows that seven vessels of the value o £25000 yielded an average monthly profit o £&j, equal to £6360 per annum, exclusive o charge for insurance on hulls. These figures serve to show that with a large fleet, extended business, and moro capital. But stantial dividonda may confidently PO anticl



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Singers Ml. Queen-»tteo» Mp.oblnoa i- uinaor's 281. Qneen-stree* mi sohlnea o SinKer'e Ml. Qneomrtreal Maohlnos 0 SlriKor't 201, Uuoon-Bfaoot ,t»oainea 11 Hlnner'n Auolclend Maoninea 8 Blnßet's Auokland Machlnoa L" Binxot's Auoklana Machines ° Blnßer'B Anoklanrt Machlnea '• BlDgcrt Aockland Mantilcoa o Singei'i- AuoklanA Maohlnes ' Singer's Auolclasn*. Muohlnea v airiKcrV Machines « SINGER'S SEWINO MAOHIKES, t,.",. I i d a ironmongery. | " ' \ VITINGATE, J3UKNS, & pOMPY., lt GENERAL IRONMONGERS. o il ——— J Temporary premises—Fort-st., Auckland. h o ' a 0 Builders' Ironmongery 0 Cabinetmakers' ditto ' ■ Carriage Builders' ditto 0 Carpenters' Tools 0 American Hardware ' r Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Rangea Register Stoves. LOW PRICES. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. if Country Orders executed with, care and vromp j titudo. it £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. |, , r i ..'.:■ ■ <:••'' '