TURFIANA.

(BY CHKVAL.)

The owner of Miechief must have been a proud man yesterday afternoon when his mare Bailed in the winner of the great Napier Handicap, nnd in front of horses with re putations like Libeller, Louie and Luna. It wiil be remembered that, for the same event last year, Mischief ran third to Louie's first and Luna's Fecood in the good time of 3mins. 9Jaec9, Prior to that event she was regarded as a non-stayer. Forward running at the latter end of the seasorj, and the clever win of the Wellington Cup a few weeks ago, had fully established her reputa tion as an article worthy of being labelled "dangerous" in any event. It will be re membered that, after the decision of the Wellington Cnp, I recorded my belle! that she was " the best in the N apier Handicap." The chestnut mare Fayche, 5 years old, by the Auckland Stud Company's stallion, Anteros, out of Atlanta, won the two principal events at the Akaroa (Canterbury) meeting recently. She appropriated the Tai Tapu Cup and Settlers' Plate from fair fields. Another feather in the Major's cap 1 Verily the teleqiaph operators have much to aDswor for. In the Canterbury " Press " recently, the result of the County Plate at at the Poverty Bay Meeting appeared a? follows : — Tricks-all, 1; 'i'ricktbous, 2 ; Pat, 3. The correct names of the placed horse* in that event were: Lucks-all, 1; i Eticthoneus, 2; and Cat, 3. In connection I with the Selling Race at the same meeting, the names of the horses Bard and Waira rapa were metamorphosed into Bart and Warcrepa. I can just imagine the readers of the "Press" curled up in mortal agony after fruitless endeavours to unravel the awful rnystety, aud Canterbury sportsmen, after hopelessly hunting through the pages of the "Stud Book" for the unfamiliar names, shying the "dog goned1' useless volume out. of the window. Iho Hawko'a Bay Jockey Club has set an example in gallantry that may w«ll be copied by other racing clubs throughout the colony. A few days ago the Club directed that the Hailway Mam ger bo written to requesting iliat one of ivn cairiafioi should be reserved for Lidiea ilu< iag the two days of the race meeting. !•• Auckland such nn arrangement is voiy much needed, and I feel confident that this reason that so small a per centoge of tlin fair sux grace our race |meetings will be found iv the fact that no such provision is made.

' Constellation, who ran at Wanganui, v a full brother to that disappointing horse, Soukar

There was no betting to speak of at Tattersall's last night, though during yes terday afternoon the two Lone Hands wciu backed pretty freely for the Henderson events. .Nearly all the bookmakers laid a bit about it.

Sportsmen will be glad to learn that tli Australian Jockey Club, in adopting their new code of rules, have struck out tbn "relic of barbarism "—the nullifiction tf nominations by tbe death of the nominator. This rule exists at Home, but what gooil purpose itlcan serve, or ever could hai c eorved, lam at a loss to imagine. Only last week a paragraph appeared in this column enumerating a host of nominations tot the English Derby and other race?, that will bo void through the death of the nomi nator, Mr W. S. Crawford. One daydurinfj the week a local book maker laid the very liberal odds of 100 to 1 against the chances of Kntipo and Harkaway for the Henderson Cup and Hurdles.

A- gentleman lately from the South brings with him a repertoire of amusiig anecdotes anent the Dunedln Cup. Snyder, a motalUdan not unknown in Auckland, while on his way from Cliric - church to Duncdin, met a green young man from the country at yisb burton, fcf. took him under hu wing in quite a lather, y manner, and inspired so much confidence that lie prevailed upon the supposed verdant one to take £500 worth about Adamant. A week Inter, when Snydcr "parted" the coin, he fancied ho detect <i a merry twinkle in the backer's eye. But then, it might have bceu only fancy. Hlppodanmi, with only 7«tß)b3 up, w:v fanciid by many of the knowing ones here for the Napier Handicap; and she ran absolutely nowhere. Considering her fine three-year-old form, she is one of the im»t disappointing imue.i ever foaled in this part of the colony. Js this the result of cons: i. tutional defect; or is it tbe baneful reault of putting too much work on a youngster 1 Owners and breeders invariably tell yo i tbat it will not pay to keep a horse un raced till his thud year, but really when the long catalogue of promising youngsters that have been spoiled In this part of tic colony ia thrust under one's nose, it cause a doubt to rise as to the correctness of the statement.

The Ohinemuri (Thames River) races take place to-morrow. The promising colt, Laplander, firl brother to the Melboutno Cup wiuncr Assyrinn, wa3 recently lamed for life at Adelaide, by treading on a splinter in bis box

Writes " Mactindale," in " Town and Country," "Mr Alfred Josephs, the well known Victorian bookmaker, lias been re quested by the Sandhurst people to repre sent them in Parliament, but he dcclini-d tho honor". He probably thinks the 01-.t trade would pay better than law-making. At tho Tasraanian K.C. meeting, Prodi gal,' own brother to our Tasman, won the Maiden Plate, Flying Handicap, All Aged Stakes, and another event. King Quail has won between £800 and £000 |in stakes for his owner this season, already. Contractor won the 500ws, purse at the Victorian Trotting Club's meeting at Elßtcrnwtck,

Looking at it from their standpoint, the bookmakers have a just grievance against the totalisator. Said one of the fraternity to me the other day: "In the good old days lieforo this betting machine was in vented, we could lay every horse in the field the day the acceptances were out. Sow, the knowing 'ones only back the really good horaes with us, and shove a couple of quid in the totalisator on the best outsiders on the day of the race, in most cases they can get quite as good odds on a outsider as we could have afforded to lay weeks before; besides bettiog on tbe machine they get a certain start." Mr Pollock has changed the name of his hurdle racer, Parkarangaranga, to Christ mas. This is probably Decause he wants it to come before JNew Year. See it.

The weights for the Taranaki J, 0. Handicap to be tun on April 4th, appeared during the week, Welcome Jack (9st4lba) and St Clair (Sat 121bs) are crushed out of the weights, and Hippodamia's late form certainly entitles her to less weight than Bst 21bs, Poet (7st 131bs) holds Libeller (Bst) safe. The other weights appear to be a tolerably fair apportionment, with the exception perhaps, of Woodpeckei's- Cat 121ln. In my opinion the double victory of the horse ' over a per former of the calibre of Luckpeauy, at Tauranga,fully entitles him to two or three pounds more. Gildcroy (7st) has a nice weight, aud if fit and in the humour will require a lot of beating. If called upon at this early stage to pick the next best in it, I would vote for Gilderoy, vVoodpecker, Poet, Buzzard, Fame, and Irishwoman. Betting on the £nelish Derby (to ba run May 23rd) whoa the mail left London, was 10 to 1 agst lieau Bcummel (tk); 11 to 1 agst Fulmcn {tk); 100 to 7 agst Prince (tk); 100 to 6 sgat Galliard (tk); 100 to 5 agst Ladislas (tk); 100 to .3 agat Latcoon (tk). Both Beau Brummel aua Galliard are in the bands of. the famous trainer, M. Daw son. Prince was first favourite for the Two Thousand Guineas at 8 to 1.

My lancy for the Henderson Cup is Merlin; after him, Eavenshoe and Maori. At the time of writing, there are rumours that Hnrkaway has been scratched for the hurdles, If this is ao, Chandler should be in it up to his neck.

CORRESPONDENCE.

CAPITAL AND LABOUR.

"aIAN Friday" has his say about "Capital and Labour," in sappoit of " Robinson Crusoe." Like his master, however, he is deficient in the faculty -of condensation. He observes :— " Money has been exalted too much, and instead of its being to day, as it was intended originally that it should be, a convenient medium of exchange between one community and another, and a more representative of value, it has now gained such influence, over man and exercises such a control, politically and commercially, that it may now be said of It, that it has obtained the governing and controlling power over the whole world, and especially over the labour of man, which it has placed at a great disadvantage in always taking to itself an undue share of that which labour has produced, or in other and plainer words, the drones in society's busy hive, take a far larger share of the honey than falls to tbe lot of the hard working busy bees. Now.sir, sooner or later, this question has got to be faced by us, as it is one of vital interest, and of tbe greatest importance to all mankind. We ought,

therefore, not to" wink at it, or pass lightly 1 by it, for its pressing'claims upon our con sideration won't be staved off much longer, ' and if capitalists wou't face this question in , an orderly and reasonable manner, it will I probably be forced ou their attention, eie j loop, in a way they wot not of. Be6ide», if capital is now occupying o»ly its true posi- | tion, and does not receive an undue share of labour's productions, then the owners <.t it have nothing- to fear from its discussion. We never ought to consider that a man is an enemy to capital and its legitimate use because he writes against its undue and op pressive influence, when U-.ed by sel fiab, designing mea, to gain farther power, and to accomplish their end 3.' ! " Man ifriday' further complaias that we do not seem disposed to devo:e space (o the discussion of the question. He need, however, be under no appre hension that anything on the subject which is new and of practical value, will fail in finding publicity and consideration. There , is no tocial question more difficult tograt ple with, or that requites a more profound study to master. In "Man Friday's "mind there is an obvious; confusion regarding the relations subsisting between money, i.e., coin, and capital or accumulated wealth. Caa not only was " intended originally " to be merely a convenient medium of exchange—it is nothing more to-day. A man may be leviathan capitalist1, and yet not have a single gold coin lying to his credit anywhere. His capital may be in lands, in machinery, ship i, in merchandise —in a thousand things which have their equivalent in coin. We have no objection whatever, to any letter upon this or any otber subject, if it exhibits an intelligent grasp of the question at i sue, but when palpable nonsense is presented for publica tion, we must continue to exercise the tradi tional right of consigning it to the waste papcrbasnet.

MR REDMOND'S VISIT.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,- I, iv company with many others in Paruell, beg to thank you for the spirited manner iv which you have advocated the cause tf law and order in opposition to the de.-ire of a few wio g-minded individuals, who, for the sake of feathering their o<rn nit, would adtocate under a false guise, the d siutcgration of the British Empire, Now, how would the coloui-ts of New Zea land, or any otber colony, like a person to come and stir up strife amongst the Mioris, and after so doing then take refuge in England. I rather thick we should, as colonist", look to the old cnuitry, and not in vain, for some action to be taken in the matter, and why, let me ask, should sedition and t-eason be preached hire without let or hindrance, tlave the Government or local authorities no power to act in the matter, or are they figbtentd ot losing a few paltry votes. I am quite certain the action of the colonists in connection with this uninvited visitor are being closely and anxiously watched at Home, and I trust, thereiore, Mr Redmond may find here a truly loyal community, who will uive him a warm rei eption, but not the kind of warmth he may desire.—Yours, etc..

anglo-Saxos,

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—A subscriber to you paper for many years, and an advocate of your principles generally, 1 beg to say that I do not by any means approve of your sanction accorded to bishop Luck's denunciation of the Ked mond Mission to these colonies. It is true Bishop Luck has not positively denounced, under pain of censure, either priests or people sharing in tha demonstration ; but it U iiia positive wish, and expressed, that Iri -h Catholics sbpll refrain from any mani festation of sympathy with Mr Kedoiond orthecauso which he advocates. Itis strange, imiei d, ia the ex'reme, and truly painful, to all well-thinking Irishmen to find t at whilst Mr Kediuond's programme is stenuf sly advocated by era'neut ecclesias tics and men of lineal sentiments of every erred und cliss at home and nbroad,even iv this, our colony, that Bishop Luck should single hinssi-ll out as the champion of oppo sition to thn feelings, and principles of Irishmen. One and all Irishmen, I need not say, seek the regineration of their native land, by lawful, peaceful, and constitutional means, and hence I think in unison with my countrymen, that Bishop Luck has acted unwisely in usurp ing an authority foreign to his office, and that although not fulminating anathemas, his,terror-warnings wanted much prudence, more especially when dealing with his Irish subjects. Ihe message of Mr Redmond is a message of peace, by no meant) intended to disturb the social harmony which prevails in this community ; and let me add, should order be disturbed, it shall result from the undue interference of Episcopal intru sion more than from all other causes put together. Bishop Luck sees Ireland with a jaundiced eye; tetter be should not see it at all; and better still he should not ad vert to her representative or herself. Furthermore, Irish Catholics respect their clergy, and any insult to them causes pain. The expression, "inferior clergy," which makes direct allusion to them, as the secular clergy ara all Irish—the religious ' 'rder of the Bendictines being English and English born—is not; in accordance with good taste, nor at all pleasing to the Irish Catholic population ot this city. Are they inferior let me ask? The animadversions on tbe action of Bishop Luck in reference to Mr Redmond's recep tion, it is to be hoped, will serve to give him an idea of the element he bai to deal with, and of the manner in. which it is meet he should, if wise for himself, steer his course iv future.—l am, &c, A Catholic.

HOSPITAL BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

(To the fiditor.)

Sir,—l very much few the greater part of the appointments recommended by the BoarJ of Governors are more ornamental than useful. There :1s to be two female nur.-ea to each ward, whose, duty, ap parently, is to do as little as possible, be sides emburassing the modest and sensitive pirt of the patients by their continual presence ; tbe scrubbing, and I must say the work, must be done by other?. The hall porter, no doubt, will have to do all the1 cleaneing, ehiftipg, and objectionable part, while the female nurses will perhaps be compelled to give a drink now aud again to those who may require it; lam sure 1 can see nothing else f>r them to do. If the Governors would appoint one good male nurse and one assistant to each ward, they would Jind it amply suffi cient. The work would go on better, and with a great deal lees expense; they would also save house-room, which of itself would be a consideration. The Gov ernors have evidently overlooked the most important and most urgent part of the whole concern—that is, the appointment of one or more night nuroe?. It is absurd to expect one man to do anything like justice to eighty or a hundred sick people, dis tributed among so many roomp, aod on three different floor?. It is a ■well-known fact that diseise, pain, and sickness are far more intense and troublesome at night than in the daytime; theieforcl would regret fully suggest to the Governors the appoint ment of a couple more night nurses with out delay.—l am, &c, T.W.M.

ONEHUNGA POLICE COURT.

(Before Misirs Ball and Blakey, J. P.'b, ) Savage Assault.—Five youths named Filmer, Moans, JNeville, C'oldham, aud King, uged respectively from sixteen to nineteen, 'were brought up before tbe Unehung* Bench on Wednesday on the charge of assaulting and beating an-elderly man named Philip Pennell. It was alleged of these members of the " larrikin tribe " that they unmercifully beat and Kicked the old man in the street after he was knocked down, without the slightest provocation on his part.—Alfred Turner deposed to seeing fenncll endeavouring to escape from the young men by going along a Bide-street from Quicn-strc.cc) but they fol lowed him. The night was dark, and it was then about ten o'clock. When he cot up to tbe youths he found they had Pennell down on the road - some on the top of him, and others kicking at him. Pennell appeared quite stupid from the beating. He was. bleeding from the nose and face, and one of his eyes was com pletely bunged up. Miner was seized on ' the top of I'cnnclll, but Menus, .Neville, ' and Coldham ran away.—Philip Pcu- i nell deposed to being beat by the youths on Moi-d-.y night. He never gave them any provocation. ! Another witness identified, three of the de- ! iendante.— The Bench discharged King. I and imposed a fine of £1 and cotts on the ' other four youths, or one month's imprison ment.—The Magistrates said that in future larrikinism of this sort would be more severely dealt with. I OBSTRUCTING THE FOOTPATH.—J. C. Cairns was fined 10s and costs for riding his horse on the footpath of Norman's Hill, Onehunea.—Mr Cairns explained that the place was a bank of eartn which did not deserve to be called a footpath, and

I that tbTcouncTTp^Utern^jnrß, at all times abont the place to stray THKBATS.-Worthy Mills Wn V ,wlth threatening to take he m °h? r Ke« I wife, Amelia Mill,, who sworil a£ h« | was frightened to return to h' f" Bhe consequence of his threats. Boumi ° itt | keep toe peace for three m.. n th., et to Penny nvisk and "v nn Falph Grade for refusing to pavih"?ll -6d demanded for landft" B ?S*s*»«l I and nung insulting lanana-e to t\ a l mt > linger, was fined 20i and costs D, f v^ atl did not appear, but sent a letter apoSßt and explaining his conduct. MolG£li!lng

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.- YESTERDAY.

(CONCLUDiP.)

(Before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., fi M i liEFBIDED CASES,' ' >'>~M W. W. Carlaw v. D. Lindsav rti3 £2 llfc-MrJ. B. Russell for thed'eT^' -The plaintiff did not appear, ftH therefore non-suited, with 3fe 6d cost i S. am-!i. vj J/ mes *P"WB—CMm, £53j,; plamtift did not appear, and the aJ /"• did, and also dented the claim W* was therefore struck out. ' R. M. Hamilton v. Ineham siuU' claim £17 16s 4d, balance due-irl IMs appeared for the plaintiff, and Mriff ing for the defendant.-The pkS*l' leged that he had gone doSa'?^ Thames under engagement to the ilu , ant as chaintuan, ana the present claim brought to recover for wage*. Th. ,!;}*¥ ;ant denied that the plaintiff wf*' ■ engaged on wages; ht his request h» i H merely invited him to come down tn k place as living was pheapcr there than .li? where. He had been paid foranySf?' haddone.-After hearing evidence Hi.w ' Ehip t decided that plaintiff had' fift establish hia case and, therefore, non-snUjj

Henry Figg v. Fred Bannister • W £28 17s 6d lent.-Mr J. HadeitpSUirt? Mr R. G. Wood, plaintift'a agerlt T °' fendant repudiated the claim-The ** was adjourned for the product^ o f Yi ; R ader \\ Oi;ds power of attorney ™- Tho?. Slater v. Wm. Meek, claim '4 rent.-Mr A. E. Whitaker .ppiffi-g1. plaintiff, and Mr Cotter for thedeleS There was no dispute about-the & tho defendant having paid jS money into Court, bat he disputed the cost?, on the ground that/&/& tendered tne money to .the plain^ff -Evidence having been given, thY tea^i was held to be established, and tho ifeW dant was theiefore allowed hijeoata. Hsi W. Meek v. J. Slater, chira £S-Mr Cotter appeared for the plaintiff and Mi Whitaker for the defendant. ThedS was for damages in consequence of thete. moval of certain swiDga which the plaintiff had erected in the market yard, anawhil Mr blater clearod away when he lettta market place to the Circns Company-. Judgment was given for the plaintiff for £5 and costs. ■

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;Anctionsi J '-:- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 91. THE DKURY YARDS. -|noa SALE, otT Wednesday, 21st mat., 60 Well-brnd St«K". bntween two and throa ALFRED }}IJCKLAND. TfIOHSDAY, MARCH 22. TEE REUUERA YARDS. E(JR SALS, on Thursday next, 22nd March, A Draft of Woll-brad CATTLE, from Motutapn, including— 10 Steers, two to throe yeara Also, 20 YearllDgß, from Mangere 4XFKED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 22. THK RKMUKKA YARDS FOX SALE, at tho Remuera Yntds, on Thursday noxt, March 22, 160 Bead Choice Cattle, from Matamata, Walkato. Md Wuttara 700 Fat Sheop and Lomba Fat ana Store Pisa Dairy Cows, Btoi3 Cattle ALFRED BUCKLAND; THURSDAY, MARCH 29. THE REMUERA YARDS. CHOICE LINCOLN SHEEP. FOR SALE, at tho Rumuera Yards, on Thursday, March 29, SOD Young Kwea 100 Lambs, mixed Bexßß. ALFRED KUCKLAND. pOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno—Monday, March 10 Drnry-Wedneaday, March 21 Papaknra-Wednesday, March 28, ALFRED BUCKLAND. W. 8. OOOHEANK.] IJAMBB DAOBB MONDAY, MARCH 19. ALLOTMENT. ST. STKPHEN'S ESTATE, TO BE LEASED. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from tho General Trust Board, to offer for Lease, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 10th instant, at 12 o'clock. For a term of JO yours, LOT 8 of St. Stephen's Estate, 210 links by 195 links, situate between Capt. SeweU'a and Mr Hoskruges properties. Plan and conditions of leasocan be seen at tho office of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auctioneers, W. 8. OOCHEANB] [JAS. DACE*. MONDAY, MARCH 19. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. FREEHOLD PKOPERTY, BOBSON'S BAY ROAD, rf>HE Subscribers have received instruc- I tiona from tha Registrar of the Supreme Conrt to Bell b» ptibllo auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-Btreet.on Monday, the 19th Instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Allotments i, 6.0. Bnd 7, of the Sab dlvhion of Allotment 2, Section U, Suburb!, of j&nokbnd, 5£5 feot frontage to HoDßOn's Bay Read. Conditions of Sale can be aeon at tho offices of MessraConnell and Cooper, BoUcltora, Vulcan Lane, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOU, Auctioneers. W, B. OOOHBAHBJ UAS. DAOBE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. P It O PER T V, WATERLOO QUADRANT. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court to toll by pubUo auction, at the Land Mart. Fort-street, on Wednesday, the 28th inatant, at 12 o'clock, The east half of allotment 5, section 7, City Of Auckland. 57 links frontage 10 Waterloo Quadrant, with the buildings erected thereon. Conditions o( Bale can be seen at the ofßoa of Hi Peter OUphant, Solicitor. High-street, or SAMUEL COCHRANE & BOM, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, AT NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS, WILL sell by auction, on the above date, at their Rooma. Shortland-atrset. VAMKOTS?n PATTERSON-STRBHT, FRBK- MaN'S BAY, being Lota S and B of the Freeman's Bay Reclamation, and having an nnoxplrod term of 20 yeara Loaso to run, ai ■ rental of £3 10s per annum for No. S, and £11 per annum for No. 6. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. .WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on the above date, at their rooms. Bhortland-Btreat. THE BUCKLAND POST-OFtflCB BTORB Together with 21a. lr. SOp. of capital land, all fenoßd In, 2 Paddocks. 9 aores grass, half-aore orchard. 4 acres bush. To the store la attached 8 dwelling rooms, also Bakehouse and Oven 12 XlO- Thero Is v good snag business done, whioh oould be largely increased by the addition of other branches. This property offers an excellent opportunity to investors, being situated close to the pas lencer staMon In this rising district. Farther partlouiara from the Auctioneer?, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, • .■* shortland-Btioet. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, ■: ■■■'.. } , • . . AT NOON. BY ORDTSROT1 THE EXECUTORS OF THK LATE JOHN SAUERBIER, ESQ. VAIIE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction on tho above date, at thoir Rooms, Shortland-strcet, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PRINCES STRKKT comprising Two Brick Shops and DwcllinKß Ono of tho Shops has been fitted tini for a First-class Bakery, with large oven, bakehouse, flour store, &c. To this Shop there aro Icven dwelling rooms attached. The second Shop la suitable for any business, and has five dwelling rooms attached. ) The wholo Property has a Frontage to PRINCES-STREET Ofc'FOURTY-FOUR FEET by a depth of one hundred and thirty-two fcot : (45 x 132), with a twolvc-foot right-of-way from Waterloo Quadrant. From its commanding position and largo area this property must attain a great value, and the Auctioneers commend it to the special attention Of investors. T^it 11 of William Maxwell's grant, in the 1 CoSnty of MANGONUI, containing 112a 3r2p, described as rich alluvial land. Lots I to 20, Township Of BAST WHAU. WILLIAMSON'S CLEARING. Allotment 38, Suburban Section i, ParMh of H Opithokc. OKAHU. North-fiftßt portion of Allotment 86,12 acres, ' J noxt tlio Bchool Rcsorvo, CECIL-STREET, NEWTON ROAD, i • 8 iMtge Building Allotments, Nob. 51 to 58, being part of Subdivision ot AUotmont 12, Section 7, Suburbs of Auckland. | CORNER OF SKAFIKLTJ ROAD AND '•■ Being Lot 10, of Subdivision of Allotment 4, ! l Boction 3, Suburbs of Auckland. GRATTAN-STHEET, PONSONBY. Two splendid Boilding Allotments, each 132 Ceet frontage by a depth of 270 feet. Terms and fujther particular)) from the Auc i L; Uoneera. VAILK- AHD DOUGLAS, ; •*■ Land and Estate Auctioneer^ ,3hwtlaJid-BU-eet, 7



Anctionß. MOKDAY, MARCH 19. WRECK OF THE COTTER MAGIC. E. & A. ISAACS aAVE received instructions from tbc Ininranoi CompaEy i o soli by anctioo, at hair Bioro, Qiic-ju-3.r00t, on Monday next, Vlaroh 19, at 11 o'olook, Ihe Wreck of tha Cntter Jlaglo, as aha now lisa on the reef at Kaltn Kuia, near Knwan, No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, J3ATUKDAY, MARCH 31. PUKEKOHK. rrtHE undertigucd has received instruc- JL Hodb from Mr. John Allen to Bell, at his arm, Hllißlde, Pnkofeohc, on Saturday, March 1, at 11 o'clock, THK WHOLK OF HIB nOESK STOOK, IMPLKMH.NTS, AND 25 IIKAD OF CA'I'TLK, as fo.lows: ---2 Heavy Urauzht Mares, in foal and foals at foot, by Ulnlr Athol 1 Heavy Draught Aluru, Btlntod to Earl of Mar 1 Hoavy iJraught Colt, rising four; thoroughly broken 1 Handiomo Half Arab Colt, rising four; broknn toßiitldionnd harr.Osß 1 Medium Draopht Colt, rising four 1 Klnßflsher KiUy, rising fjnr; per.'ootly 1 Blair Athol Filly, rising threa i Yearling Colts 1 Riding Pony 1 RldiDg t'onr, rising threo 25 Cows, forward in calf, two-yeiurold Hei fers and Yearlings Dnerlcg Reaper and String Binder Wlllouithby Seed Drill Double-furrow Plough by Wallace Doub!o-furrow Cultivator 2 Sota of Iron Harrows Randal Disc Harrow Dray, Ha'neM, Side Saddle, Chafloutter, l'uriri Roller, Bwrel Churn, &0,, &o. And, If not previously disposed of, TUE FARM, Constating of 150 Acres of Rloh Volo.tnio Soil. 101 aeron carrying a rich sole of grass. 25 acres nnder plongn, ana 25 scras In four clumps ot nttiva bu9h, whioh nro divided, find give both Bhads ana shaiter to peven enolosoree. The farm Ih fonoßd and sib'dlvided Into nine pad dooks by four miles ot tmrlri post and ral', or purtrl vast and wlro fencirfr. Tnero la a com fortable Dwelilng-housi of .live rooms, also Dairy, Stable. Cowhouse, &c. ALFRKD BUCKLAND. MONDAY, MARCH 19. By Ordor of Thomas Macffarlane, Esq.; Trustee In B an krupt If etato of Kalph Wylde nrowno. AT TiiE MART or R. C. GREENWOOD, 120. QUKHN-3TKBKT. A LLOTMENT 106, Parish of Hunua, J^l. ooutalning 10 acres. The property ii situated between the Papabnra and Hunna Railway Stations, ami la very valuable, being only 11 miles from the Wdiroa River. ALLOTMENT 33, Sootlon 2, Villago Of Papa kora—l rood 16 perohes ALLOTMENTS 1,5. O.V.Sectlon 23; Wynyardon. Cororoandnl ALLOTMENT 8 Poo'.lon 7, Vlilbko of Papa kura—2 loads. R. C. GHKaNWOOD. Auctioneer. MONDAY, MARCH 19, At 12 o'clock. COTTAGE, rARNELL; LANDS, &c, &c. U. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his mart, 129, Quecn-strcot, on Monday, March 13, In the Estate of the lato James Boyle, 40 acres of very heavy Kauri Bush, very easy of access by road or water, situate only 1J miles from Wnlroa South River, and being Lot 12G, Pariah of Hunua. Also, in the Estate of tho late Mrs White, Vincent-street, Freehold Allotment, 71 feet 6 inches frontage, by a depth of JOO feet, togothor with tho 8-roomcd Cottago thorcon erected, situated top ot "Vincent-street, commanding a very flno view. BY ORDER O? THK MORTQAORK. Lot 39,25 feet frontage to Bath-street, Parnell, by a depth of GG feet, together with tho substan tial Cottage thereon erected. Terms: i cash, balanco very easy. Prospectus. PROSPECTUS OS1 THB WaIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING CO., LIMITED. Capital: £80.00", in SO.COO Shares of £1 Baoh. 11,000 of whioh have been allotted to owners of the various properties: of tho balinoe, 16,000 Shares are now offered to the Public, BIP.EOTOHB Hod. F. Whltaker. M.L.A.. Auckland Hon. James Wllllliunson, M.LA,, Auckland Thcrmvj Russell, Esq.. C.M.U., Auckland W. 8. Laurie, Hag., Auckland J. Bradley. Kfq.. Uamilton Jamea Lindsay, Ksq., Ngaruawahla Thomas Homy Russell, Xtq , Auokland Captain W. Sonter, Cambridge BANEEBB '. Bank of New Zealand, solicitobs : Messrs Whltakor, Russell, and Boddlo. SKCEBTiRY, PHO T«M,! H, W. Hoatb, Shortland-street. The Company boa been formed to acquire the valuable freehold properties and plants of the Watkato Coal Company. Limited, and of tho Walkato Stoam Navigation and Coal Mining Company, Limited ; and to further develope the trade of the Waikato District. Aeoheduleof the properties taken orer by this Company Is annexed. The*o have basn acneed to be put In by the shareholders ot the two Companies named, for the sum oC £U,OCO, the whole of whioh they have taken in paid up shares. There are now offered to the puhllo 16,000 saares 0! 20s each, the proceeds ot which will wed for the purpose of providing capital need ful for o&rring on tho extended operations con templated by this Company. These shares will ba open to tender, and the minimum price will ba par. It ia almost Btwerfluous to describe these pro perties, bo well known to tho public of Auck land. It may, however, be mentioned that the coal mine prop&rty—consisting ot 11202 aores la praoticaliy nndeveloped. consequent on the difficulty attendant on conveying coal iiom the west bank of the Walka'o River to the railway. This difficulty Is overcomo by use of the exten lve carrying plant of the Steam Navigation Company. The section of tho mine now worked was sur veyed In 18S0 by W. R. Moody, Kaq., late Manager ot the Waratnh Coal Mine, Newcastle, New South Wales, who. after oarefnl boring, made a report to tho Directors of the Walkato Coal Company (limitedi that there were 1500,000 tons available ooat on the SO acres then under survey. The Quality of this ooal is excel lent. It la believed that cxt.-ualve deposits of o-'al exist upon the !ar«e area (ap wards of U.OtO aores) owned by tho Company. The Oomoanysra now surveying Into town Ship ana suburban sections its 130 acres of land on the east bank ot tho Waikato River, ad join- Ing Huntly R&ilway station ami the Tauplri Coal Mine, and t h'>y 1: ■ tend to offer the Bams for sale by auction a; -is early date. A fair price la expected to be realised by the disposal ot this choice property. The business of the Walkato Steam Naviga tion Company ha* heen carried on successfully and profliably for a numbor of ]cnra; during tha past few ye&ra it has Increased xery con siderably. TheIC.COO shares now offered to the public will be sold to tha highest tender. Payment for tho shares as follows:—s> on application, 5a on allo men*, f>3 in ihtco monttis, and 6s In six months. Knch instalment will oarry dividend from date of allotment paymoit. .Applications will bo received on and after the 15th instant, and allotment will be made accord ing to priority of application, uy order ot tho Ulreoiorp. H. W. HfTATH. heoretary. Auckland, 11th February, 1833. "DEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINi* SALE, EDWART\ TBWIQ Q CUSTOM-HOUSK-STREKT Q IS OFFERING /"IHINJ, pLAS3 & -pARTBEiNWARK AT OHKAPBK PRIOEB THAN KVKR OFFERED IN THE COLONY, THE "WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The Tbadjb and general Fublio Abb Invited to Inbfeot, BBBAKFAST, DINNER, AND TKA SETS; WKDDINB AND BIRTHDAS" PRKSKNTB. &C,| «c, &c. EDWARD LEWIS,



Ironmongery. jntHHA? O AKDWAKB OOUS31. 181, QUaisN.STKBKt . J. & J D\o XI S HAVB FOR BALB ROW ATS ANUCAFXNIO KAMI'S AtflO, HI BUEHKBS, I'OHTS, GtiOBIR, AND WIBBO And n ('rest Variety Of Ohlranloi, BODOIR'3 LOOKWOOD'fI, AND WIGVAbI'S TABLK AND POOKKTKaT. JOHMBOM'S OKLKBHATBD sJOiSHQRF, OIiAIIITU UOUiKBB BAUOUPANtt, &n GBimTH'B I'ATKKT TKA AMD <30I#KU Pots, btahpsd Xinnkh Mxat amp p« dishes, basins amd milk pans (a!) •lies), Hi/okktb, Tuns, Vaus, and OVTINB, BEOOMS, SOKOBBBIta, WRISKB, &Q Hair, cwmr, and Nail Brushkj. PABK'B, BLACKS, AND LYNDOH'I Bt'AUKS AND DIQOINU UARDKN HOBS. HAKKB, AND THOWKLB. ■BHB AVQVO3, FLASKS, HAMMXEB, BBAOM, TWIHS ARD PATENT BRfl (kU llM«, Looks Hingis, Nails, and Bkasswau, Soorr'a Gknuini Wbiti Liad, BAW AMD BOILID LIHBBSD |0H riVK PBK OHNT. UISCOONS Allowed to Cash Purchaser! on all BaliM tmoanllna la 2tf«. »ofl anw»rd Land and Estate Aaenta Sn 0 X SALE, JO BY EDWARD WAYTB HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. BIRKBNHKAD (near Wharl)-New 9 roomed Hoiuo. Bath-roam. Wash-honae. &o.; Large Allotment; splendid view; £625 OHKHUNGA—House (i) roams) £260 and £100 ONKHUNG A-Smali Honses ohnap BKAtfIKLD KOaU-lloueo (8iOom«). £400 BWAFIKLU HOAO-iloußO and Lot, CSSO CITY (to Loaeel-Corner Shop. «3 a week MOUNT AltßKßT—Honse (10 room!), 2 Bores MOUNT ALBERT—Honso (12 rooms), 9 aorea MOUNT AliHKHT—Choloo Building faltoa MOUNT KDKN-HonßO (7 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT EDKN-Honso (5 rooms', «550 MOUNT KnEN-Houso(troomB), £240 MOUNT KDBN—Houeo (7 rooms). 10 aorea MOUNT BOHN—Shops, capital Blmatlon MOUNT KDKN—Choice Building Sites RICHMOND—Homos (3 to I rooms) KlOHMOND—Building Sites HAMIIiTON-Oholce Aore Lots CITY (to LeasflJ-Msnufaoturlnß Pretulsoa with or without f team power, fco. QRKEN LANE-5 acres ; flno view EIiI.KR3LIK-aou3o i 7 rooms). Corner Lot ELLKKSLlft—Choloe Building Sites BDEN TKRRACE-House (8 rooms), largo Lot FABMB at Hamilton) Cambridge, Pukorlmo. Whata '•'•'tat*. Ktlpara, So. WANTED, Small iiouaca near Queen-etroet to PnrohaßO or Kent WO S B O X N £, • Kstate, Land, and Generat Commls lon Agent. 81, Qaeen-3treet. Auckland. F. J. MOSS. [W. F. O SULLIVAN P. J. Moss & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AND ESTATE AQKNTB, SnOBTLAND-BTRBltr, Intending Buyers are roapoctfally Invited to lnapeot our List ot Properties. Money to Lend at Corront Rates of Intoront Hotels. T3OYAL MAIL UOIJiL NGARUAWAHIA. ilrat-clasa Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, PROPniBTORg. XJTT ADB HOTEL. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travollora, Meals ready at all hows. Good Stabmsd for Horses, M. LKNNON, Proprietor meaiobx HEinDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. IN VI CTA~BRAN D. MEDICAL HALL. Opposite Threo Lamps, Ponaonby, Auckland. MB GARDNBK begs to inform the Residents of Deronport, Takapnna Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Wai wera, that having sold his Pharmacy at 184, Queon street, Auckland, ho is in attendance during tho whole day at NORTH SHORK PHARMACY, DEVONrORT. A M S~~5 0 A T c H, DIBPBNBINO and FAMILY OHBMIST IMKUBER I'HAHMAOKnTinAL BOCJETY), HOHHON-STKKKT. alooo to Wolllnston-atroßt, AnogiiAtn>. N.Z mBE TMPERIAL OCHIKDAM QCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, Distilled and prepared In Bohledam, Holland from an Original Beoeipt, and poßßeoßing Bare Mediolnal Qnalltiea In all JUIdKABEH OF THK KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AHD UKINAKY OKGAJVS. A Tonio. Dlnrotlo, Antl-Dyspoptlo CORDIAL, br the recommendation ot the Leading Continental Physicians, and Is now ACKNOWLEDGED AS THE LATEST AHD MOST VALUABLE BGMEDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MATISM, The Trade and Consumers are oanUoned against spnrlOQß Imitations, the genuine only bearing the signature and address of the pro prietor HENRI J. HART, MELBOURNE. d In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PHIZK at the Mol bonrne International Exhibition, DR. HABBALL'S REPORT. ■ The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "H. Bolhorn Vlftduot, 8.C., "London, 9th Vlay. 1877, Report of a B&mple of Imperial Sohledam Bobnapps, received from Mr H. J. Hart. "We have aubiected a sample of the above named article to n. very oiroful ohomloalfinalyols and examination. "The results of the nnalyaln, which are set forth In a separate report show that this spirit Is of good strength, praotloally free from acidity, and that li contains but traces of solid matter In eolation, it possesses a delicate and agree able aroma, and a pare and mild taste. Mr Hart'a Bohlednm Schnapps la a very superior artlolo of its class, Is well purified, and quite genuine, " (Signed) Arthur H. Hassall. M.D., " Author of Food and its Adulterations,1 &a "Otto Hbbner. F. 0.8., "PabUo Analyst" Wbolesale Agent t ARTF.UR H, NATHAN,



Lime &c. \X B O U N D XA I M E. GROUND LIMS, FOR SALIC, j SOUTHG A T S' a 1 MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concroto Paths, Floors Collars, etc (noxt to stono flagging, ia un rivallod for durability and liird-sotting qualities). For tanks and ottior wet work i is a firut-clnu? material, B. KEANE, SOLE AQiSNT, CUSTOM-nOOSK-STEEKT, "JUMBU jy/TAHDRANGI HYDKaULIC LIMB.' All itAJinnANai Limes Are Not Alike. Tho Warkworth Ccmont Co. (Limited) beg to Inform Builders, Contractors, and tho General Public, now that they havo got a good start nindo and their qimrry properly openod out, thoy aro most deairoua that propor tosta bo mano of the different Mahurnngl Ijimes, and i tho boat bo spocllled. Tho W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur-! chnaors not to bollovo more interested asaortlona I na to this or that limo bclnn tho beat in tho market, but to put thorn to tho proof, and thoy are qulto contont to abldo by tho result. J. P. KIDD, Aptont, 83, Queon-Btreet. Town Yard, Ciißtomhouso-streot Avest (noxt Siirm and Brown's), HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE^TIfiARK J.WJISO3L&C? AUCKLAND N.Z. r a^HIS LIME Is a Natural Cement, suit ft. abls for Concrete UniiiiinßSi Brickwork, Pluatetlna UulldlnßP, Tanks. &O. It Is grrnnrt thn Klnnst. nnrt la THB BRBT LIMK IN TUX MAKKKT. In reply to tho popular bollef that all Llmoa from Mahnrangl aro alike, wo e,ak—"Are (11 quartz reofs, or aro lands In the eamo district, alike r In Knropo, all Hydraulic or Cement Limos aro tested beforo using, and the boot specified, Why should not tho eamo rule be followed berei Per oubio yd. Concrete Foundations coat from „ 15s to 25a Jirlok Foundations oost from .. 80s to 33a Concrete Hnildlnga cost from .. 23a to 25i Brlok Buildings oost from .. _ 833 to 353 Conoreto Bulldlngß, Plastered, &c, will not exceed 10 por onnt over wood, Circular explaining trentm* nt sent to any ad dress, or the fullest Information Riven at tno office. jJmo Bnppllod whoietalo or retail, Speolal terms to Dealers and Contractors taking cargoes direct. H'oonFale, BKICKS, PIPES, SA^D, &o, JOHN WILSON & CO. til, Queen-street Money, JOHN W. H A It D I E, LAND. COMMIBSION, AND XSTATK AGK.NT, Monet Lent Notes, Houbeh, Fobniture, tea. UUIh Discounted Daily. Mortgußos Negotiated. HIQH6TRKKT. AccKLAN £1U TO £1,000. VICTOKIAN LOAN ANU DISCOUNT AQSNOY, HIQH-STKKKT, AUCKLAND POBITK CITY COUNCIL OFJMOKB). Money advance from £10 to fIIOOO on Personal Seonrlty, Uo dii cf Property, Mh&rot, &O. Itepayments oan tn made In Instalments Of OKI BniLLiNO pbu WeuK for each Pound bor rowed, or In cy way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post OrriCE Addkrss i Hoi 90, Auokland, TNDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT JL PRUMANENT mJILDINO, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIKTV OF AUCKLAND, INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. - All Investlno; Shares issuod durlnst tho current month participate In tho Annual Division ot Profits. Deposits fixed for a term of 8 months aro re ceived at C per cent. Deposits fixed for a tern of 12 months aro ro ceivod at 7 per cent; interest payable haU yoarly. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, Thla Socloty ndvancoa, on approved Freehold and Leasehold Property, to tho extent of throo fonrths of tho valuo. Borrowers may pay oft part or the wholo of their Mort^nce at nny tlmo, and after two years currency without notice or line. Borrowers participate in SnrplM Profit, FINKS Not Exkorckd in Casm ov Sick nkss on Want of Kmfloyment. Tho Keduced Scalo of Uo-paymenh, and any further particulars required, may bo obtained at tho Socioty'a Olllces, oorncr of Queon-Btroot and Vulcan Lane. GEORGE FRASER, Managor. * UOKIiAMD fBttMANHNT X±. 00-OPKKATIVK BUILDINQ AND IK VEB'I'MKNT BOOIETX, Orriosi—l»T, Qnaw-BTBan. LOANS granted upon approved ettiorlttet ol Troehold or Leaaebold Propertlne In gum* of KO to ex,m prlnolpal and Interest bolna re payable In instalments at tho following K* ddobd Dates for repayment of each MOO borrowed i— Repayment*extend- p, , v . k Totnl amount Insorer '•""*' repayable. as. a. « ». d. I year - _ 3 0 0 104 0Q I yean . - I 010 108 8 I lyean _ _ U I mil « 6 yean - - I 9 US IS I Bears - - T 1 Will 10 years 8 1 162 18 I And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DKPOSITB.-The Bodety reoelTen Money on n«o«dt ki rates as follows -.-Repayable at 7 days notice, 6 oar cent, vet nnnnm; repayable In six months, 6 per oenl^rMguj^^ Secret* Jr. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD BKOURITIKa. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Bkoker and Commission agent, qubkn-sthekt, auckland (BINNBY*B AUCTION ROOMS, UPSTAIUB). ■EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JCJ LONDON, in Bums to suit FOR BALS BY ARNOLD, HINHS. AND CO., Corner ot Custom-house and Fort streets. «/|ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or IVfl a>y sum roqulred, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on iuonlea plaoed on my hands till invested.—W, V, Stevens.ln- Teatlna Aeoat, 187. (Jucen-atrnot. OjNEY TO LKWD, in largo and small mms. at current ratea of lntorcßt. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, vv' Solicitor, High-street. MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rato of Interest.—AopU to • JACKSON & KUS3ELL. Solloltors, Fort-stroet. MONEY TO LEND, on Real estate, in sums of £60 and upward*, at the our rent rates ot luterest —Apply Win. 3. Coohrane, H, N. Z., Insuranoa Hulldlngs, or U&muol Coohrone and Bon, yort-street. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Securities. WM, COLE MAN, Solloltor, Corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. ONEY TO LUND, in large or small Bnms. at nsunl rates of interest. CONNKLL & COOPKR, Solicitors. Vnloan Cans, 5,000 K*WA KD Will be paid to anyone who oan prove that tbe Newly-dlsoovered Ijimk Juice Pympla Is not a Palatable and Refreshing Drink, In vigorating tho Byßtera, purifying tho blood, and making tbo brain dear and bealtby. Can be nsed by the most dollcstoly-coniitltnted. In fact it has been ascertained that by regulating the diet and using the Lime Jnlce Pympla as a beverage, a new constitution Is built up Charaoter and purity ol lnaredlents guaran teed. Invaluablo amongst onlidren. Mannfaoturod eololy by EHRENFRIBD BROS., And Bold Wholesale and Retail by all Wine and Spirit Merohanta In New Zealand. n i ass vjy o R~k s. fILASS WOBEBI Out Leading Articles this week are i Ooufeo- Uonen* Jara, Is per 1b i S Glims Jugs (or 2a fld | lamp Chimneys, S for 6d; Glass Balls for Bbootlno at. In Quantities to suit pnrohasenj Garden Shades, all slios) Blah QlobM and QoU nib, Terr oheapi M, OOOK & SONS, rBKBUAN'B BAT.



Boots and Shoes. CWESTPFAEL • Is Just .'jpjuwhio FIFTY XRUJSKS CP INDIES1. GKNI9". AN" CHUAjRKN'a BBBT HKABONAHLK BC uXB INJJ BHQKB. C. WESXPFAHti, BOOTMAKER /NO IMPOBTKK Opposite Hay market, Nottingham House (LATK CHEAP BOOT SHOP), COBNER OF MARKET ENTRANCE, QUBKN-BTRHBT. G" E0- J£ IGQINS« IIAriNG BOUGHT TlllC LBABK Or TUB ABOVH PhICMISBB, Begs to inform the Pabllo of Auckland and vicinity that ho will ()pkn on Saturday, M aroh lo> wirn a very LARGK AND ENTIRELY NEW BTOOK OF COLONIAL, ENGLISH, & 7RENOH BOOTS ANW SHOES. G. 11. having bad 27 Yo&ra1 ExyerUnoa la tbe Hoot Trade In Hnßland, the Public may raly on scouring at hln KBtabllabment A KKAIXV UOOI) AUTIOI.B. tar RKPAiKa neatly exkoutbd. ■« BawlnB" Machinoe. KBTABLIBHKD by BFioiit J^lfjjQ^ israttmnmi Buy ONLY THB oklkbratkd \ maohinbb, The Easiest. Btraplest, Beat Made, anfl,Moai DurVbSThl only Sewing Machine wbleh bai never been beaten in oorapeUUon. Bola Amenta In New Zealand I SDiKKSPEAR AMD CO., (Opposite tbe MarkeU QUKKW-BTRICttT. SINGBRS SEWING MaCHINK& g&SSottUTe J-Sgjj Blngort Decisive mISSSS BlnKofß Dcoißive SftXiSS IS ■«&. |g aingeVi uooi.ivo JJ?Sm22 Singer's Decisive SjSISS KSorerwho.minT %«*s£ Singer's Overwhelming 22?S>Ji-2 Singer's Overwhelm!!* S?^S2 Slnkßrt Overwholmlna S^ShISS SlnKer'B Overwhelming Ji* 0?}?* Blnier-B overwhelming """"2 Blnaftfi Victory for the Blnaei S JSkSS BinKart Vlotory u2SmS2 Singer's Ylotory mSSmSS BU)gef« VJetory uSShtoS SlnSe:'. Victory uSShISS! Siugort Vlotory SJ!JhiS2 Stßßer> Victory SJSh SS! Singers Vlototy s{2sj£2 Stager* At Chitatohuroh BxhlblOon. JJj^iJ" Singer a Tno Binget uSftinZ 81na«r'B The Sinner wiShiES! Sinner i Tbo Bln ? cr ul£blS2 $£?. ThSKer g£ sss: tta. S Slnaar1. Two Hold MeCsl. m^mSm Blngert Two Gold M:dels JJJSSiSS. BlnSert Two Gold Modal* SSSISS! Ulnger'e Two Gold MeSato w?SiSS BlnSsrt Xwo Gold Medals SJ?*SS Blngert Two Gold Modal* JJ???}?* Blnwrt Two Golrt Medalt JJ^K?" ainaer'B Ueatlna Ml Ootn nolliow JJ?S£iS2 Blngor-i Boating aU M^hlSS BlnKOr-B Beating till mSSSS Btngerti BeaUng all uSfflS Blnger'a GompoUtow SiShISS Slnjor* Oompetltor. S?SiS2 Blnder-i CompeUtOM SJ^mTJ! ulnget'B Competlton S?SJt?2I Blnger-e Boating all Composition. 5J?h}S2 Bingar's Alwajs Kollablo SiSShiSS Blngor"* Always ltollable SJt^nM tilnger'n Always Rolliblo ui«hiM« blniert The aiDßur la «22hlSS2 Singer's Thu Slnßer la mJSkSSI Blnger-a The Slnmr la SinhiSil Slnger'B Tha aimpleai and aert S?;SSl! Blngor-a Tho Simploot and Bee! mJSmSm Blngert The Blmpleet and Beat JJ?SSJ! Singed Always Hojlabto jaShtoei Blnger'B Alwaj 8 Holiable Sinhinii BlnKßr-a Always lioliabie mS^Sm Singer's I be Blnger Is SinMnM Bjngert ThoßlngorU MtoMntS Slnger'B The Singer Is mlaMiim Blnger'B The Singer la SinhinS Blngers The 8&Eor It «JoSS 2 Blnger'B The Slngor Is IJiSht^. Blnger'B The Singer Is mJSmbSI Singer's Tiio singer Is S~S{2r! Blnger'a TheßlnßerU Jfi"&£2 Blnser-s The Blngor Is Unequalled SJSmSm Singer's nneonaiiea SinhinM Bulger's Unequalled ulnhlnS Blnger"B Unequalled SJinhinM Blnger'B UneauaUefl SKnSln« Blugot's Unoquallea «2ohSel Hlnger^e Unoqnallod S^Mn™ Slniter'a Unednalled SKnhlnM Blngort Unequalled SJShInS Bingor's Unequalled SJSmSS blDitofa Unodnmlea SjShl"^ Slngor'e Unaquallod In tho World. Mftnhlnrtfl Singer's Largest Salo \J«nhinM Slnger'a LawatSale MMhlnet Blßger'a -targealßale MMnlnoi Slogoi's Lsrsest Sale waShlnS Slngor's largest Balo MiShISSS Singer;.. Largest MaibtaS! 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Wll» Tap ready (or dm, S3 and no ward*, AX 1118 BTBAK WOHEC, VIOTOBIA-BTMUVi oi bio Shop wnr.HSMnr-fITWt. Large auaaUtiaß ot Bpouttnfc BUglnit nad 1 Down plpeialWiu (took. VBranOah Iron eurred at ahorUat neWee, Msnufaotnrei ol Lead and Oompo Pip*. A choice seleotlon ot Chandelier*, fcOn at hb Wellesley-otreet abap. Cbunwy orders will alwayi seeslva bis prompt attenUoa. UecnsGd la ley as Wttn. Ban <>*,ratr»iii ov tna mraoYia Umd vnaw Rinoiiro. TIIRKE DOOM ABOVB "BTAIt" OFFICE, MEBOHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKB, INSUIUNOB AND MISHNQ REOIBTER BOOKB Bi-jsoiitLy Ruled and Botod. Mnalo, Magaitnoß, Pnbllo Libraries and Sunday Bohool Books well bound, BAKERS BPKOIAL RULKD DAT BOOKB. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books Ke-bonnd. BAND AND OHOIR MUSIC BOOSB 1 HUIjSD,



Ironmongery. T&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, HARDWARE A»D METAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of BRITISH & FOREIGN HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, Pfc&TE, HOOP, AND BAR IROST, paints, uils, varnishes. On Hand. A Lurga and Varied atook ot Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, Looks, Hioges, Nails, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Hedging, Spouting, &c Smith and Wellstood'a Cooking Stoves in Great Variety. Close Fire Raogos, Open Fire Rangei, Kerosene Cooking Stoves— Useful, Economical, and Free from Smoke or Smell. Batter Workers, Churns, Milk Panf, Puts, Batter Prints, Woodcutter Bowk Register Gratea, all qualities, Fender*, Fire Ironi, Coal Vases, &c. XnamtUed 81at» and Marble Mantlepiecea, O a 8 Fittings Gtas s i rxiHGS At Greatly Reduced Prices, Chandeliers—• largo assortment Hall Llghta, tingle and double pendant* Brackets, Globes, &c. Special attention ii colled to the above Him. English and American Tinware, Portable Washittud*, Toilet Seta, Baths, Tin Cooking Utensils, AVBRY'S Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scale*. Just Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTROPLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffee Services, Cruets, Egg Frames, Pickle Frames, Biscuit Boxes, Flower Vases, Fisn Knives, Butter Knives. O'JPPiJR BOILERS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILER 3 GALVANISED WIRE NETTING. T.&S.MORBIN&CO-, LIMITED. INDENTS^EXECUTED ON FAVOUR ABLE TERMB.



Insurance JJEDUGXION IN HRB KATES, KSW ZEALAND INSUR&BOK COMPANY. CAPITAL ...ONE MUJJON BXBSUXBI* FIRk RISKS taken on the mm übshit. TKKM3. """■ : I'BOMPT SKTTL'EMSNTB. UNDOU.TJTKD BKOURITY. BKO. P. PIERCE, ** Manajfp.r,: QOVJSKMMkNX LlifJS IKoUKANc| Head Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGa Wellington Xhk Only New Zealand Life Offick, government security. . mutual insurance. * * lowest premiums, The Ordinary Branch Offers an InsurMM ot £1200 at the premium charged elaewtaeta ■ £1009, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of JBOO, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, Workman's Ihsdrance Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. , ' . Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with-, v ear PARTICIPATION IN PB,OMTS,SJ PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY,.'^ :=' For which a Collector will can.. ■.■"■> SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREH. Policlea of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or to s FreePolloy. , Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings bj'' « suranco within the reaoh ot nearly every nua woman, and child in the community, but pro viies the description of policy and mode of nay mont best suited to the requirements of each.: D. M. LUCKIE CoMMisaiom __ Conveyances- ; mIMET A B L E. BAINBKIDGE'S 'BUSSES, From Union Bank—7 minutes past teo how, . and 23 minutes to the hoar, From Tee Three Lamfs-23 minutes to ft! hoar, and every hoar. ■ ~ NIQHT TRIPS FROM To WN-1-PBOt 9, l-Pftßt 10 t andj-paetu. From Union Bank to Shelly Beaoh-S minutes paaUl, 20 minutes past 2, 80 minute) : DUt S. 7 mlnntes p».st 8, and S3 minutes to & - From Shelly Beaoh-8.30 a.m., Ito 11, 1 te, • I to 6. i to 9. CGODLINS OOAC'B t LKAVKB Onehunga— AuoKland -8.80 a.m. I2nooa lSop.m l«)p.m. aatarilar Night - . rpELEGKAPH LINE OF COACHBS, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street, CamebiMl Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTES/ iToprietor,:; W. K. C. hega to return his sincere thanks td his numerous friends and the pubUo goncraßf., lor the liberal support ho Ims received since commencing business, and has to inform than that, in order to meet the requirements of nil; rapidly advancing district, he is at present ■ : BUILDmO LARGE ADDITIONS to his PKBUOSa which, when completed, will make them seooM to none in the North Island. . • ' ■ \ Tourists for the Hot Lake CountryseppUM^-...; with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on the show notice; also, experienced guides and careful drivers. : :-"*'/r>":



Buggies ana Saddle Horses always on hits. -_ Orders by telegram or otherwise punctual!? | attended to. ' 1 Cambridge. December 22.1852. ■ i y. r ; ■pOYAITMAiL LINE OF COACm'. | ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers will on and after Ist January.-1853,-andi nntu.v. further notice, run to the following luua-: ; table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Janota Rail way Station dally at 8.15 a.m.; retnmlßg W'. Station to Cambridge on arrival of Traintraffl Auckland. . Leave Hamilton tor Te Aroaa on TfleOTV; Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 vm-i s^:-; turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wip* j days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Booking Offices s Qwynne'B Hotel, Hamilton West; Cotegpjff. j Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Premises,™**; wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge, W. K. CARTER, , Propriety jDambrldge, December . ISB2 ' rgELEPHONK LINE OF KOYAt I MAIL. COACHES. ■ " NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAI'OKA TIME TABLE:- ' ~ Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonpobt-" :. * 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. . .-. i i: Leave Takapcna ScnooLHOUSK-ats.w»""»i t 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p,m. , ~m SUNDAYS.-Leave DBVONPORT-at KW» a m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave TiKAPDH*-^ ■ at 11.45 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. ■ ._ - - • FARE BACH WAY, ONE SHILUNU. F. QUICK, Proprietor^; : Ui ratios nMU TABIA bears Arch HUI- „ _ 1.11 am *iWoam Uam • JJOP» Ipm 4,15pm Mfpn Leave National Bank- ' , Bam MMlam 'WffJS Ulpm iu«pm ..MP» ll.Mpm .i • Kxoapl Tuosdari and Thursdays, flw»J» I ; from Auokland nnd 10.30 from Aajinß> 1 --111 arfXn —■< trnm lh» W»l»n DO VICTORIA ■ STKEET, AUCK. OO« LAND (8 doors above Albert-a reew. j T, E. CAHTKR, „„„ WHOXWALK AKD B«TAI^ HOTUBB , Importer of MonMlnits. Gl»bs. Piotures, Bowl* and Mos'oil Instruments.. TEACHER Of the Pianoforte, Violin, Sx, For, Terms and monl»'\ n ßf M^ft« jiimanao Advertisement, page 87. and pom nw on application. TCHXB AND REFAIMH OF MoßlO*t. iNHTSOMaSTf.