OPENING OF MR. FIRTH'S NEW GRANARY.

She Banquet to Employees,

Tlia substantial concrete granary erected by Mr J. C. Firth, of the Wharf Flour Mill?, being satisfactorily completed, in Albert-street, the enterprising and gene rous, propiietor gave -an inaugural ban quet last evening to the employe's, cor. t'ac.tora, worsmen and the Press, in the .spicious upper floor of the building. The room was very tastefully decor ated for the banquet with bunting, flowers, and evergreens. Provision was made for 150 guests, and there were but few vacant places. Mr Canning, of the St. Mungo Caf6, was the caterer, and under the superintendence of Mr Castles, every thing was ordeily, and gave the utmost satisfaction. The 'members of the late Artillery tJatul, led by Bandmaattr fclunter, performed selections of music during the evening. Mr J. C. Firth presided, and was supported on his right by Mr VV. Ait'kcn and Mr J. Wilsou (one of the con tractors), and on hia left by Mr K. J. Matthews and Mr Poster (of Rtesrs Bran ston and Forster) contractors. The vice chairs at each of the long cables were filled by Mr Seering Matthews and Mr J. H, Smith, members of Mr Firth's staff. After the repast the chairman proposed the first toast of tbe evening, viz., "The Queen and Royal Family." When married couples had attained the half century of married life, they celebrated their golden wedding, The Qiuen had well nighatained \ the half century of her sovereignty over the Briti.-h Empire, and was also drawing nigh to her golden period. She had proved a good sovereign, a good wife, and a good mother. (Cheers.) The toast was accepted with much euthusiasm, the band playing tlie National anthem.

Mr Seering E. Matthewe, vice-chairman, then proposed " His Excellency the Go vernor," with remarks on His Excellency's good character and reputation. He be lieved that His Excellency would leave the colony at the close of his term of of officewith as good a reputation as he had brought into it. The toast was received in a gratifying manner, and three cheers were given for the Governor and Lady Jervois. The chairman next proposed " The Con tractors atid Workmen," coupled with the names of J. Wilson and Co. (for the con crete walla and flooring), J, Butcher (ex civating and cirtage), E J. Matthews (carpentering woik), J. Blaikie (plastering), Charles Blomfield (painting}, and Branston and Foster (plumbing).

Mr Firth referred to the excellent manner in which the work had been done in every part of the building, and also to the' relations which shmild exist between capital and labour. Mr E. J. Matthews (contractor for the carpentering work), responded, and the band played '.'For They are Jolly Good Fellows."

Mr Wilson, contractor tor tbe concete work, alto returned thanks. The remaining toasts of the evening were " The L»nd we C»me From," by the chair man, accompanied by an excellent speech ; '•Mr Firth's Health and Family," by Mr «. Wilson; "The Land We Live In," by Mr Tiemain; "The Architect—Mr Spr ing Matthews," and tbe "Press." These toasts met with due and heaity responses, accompanied by suitable airs, and, after an evening of real enjoyment and good feeling, the party broke up with three cheers for the cateier and the Band, closing at 11 o'clock with the National Anthem.

" DUMMYISM" IN OTAGO.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PKKSS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIM, April 11. The Lan% Board to-day, after receiving a reply to the questions asked of Mr if, B. Cargill, who acted as agent for the Tas manian purchasers and others, decided to decline in the meantime to issue licenses to those purchaseis regarding whom " dummyism " is suspected, and to ask the Minister of Lands for his' opinion and advice.

I The following is the reply received by the Laud Board, from Mr Cargill, to the ques tion submitted to him about the alleged dummy purchases at the recent pastoral defeired payment sales :—"Sir, I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of date sth instant, in which you re quest me to answer curtain questions in ret'erence to tbe purchSieaf certain sections of deferred payment lands in Strath Xaieri district, for which I was a bidder at the public auction on behalf of the purchaser. In reply I have to state that I have no per fODal luterest whatever, direct or indirect, in the purchase referred to. That the dis posal of a cheque of the British and New Zealand Mercantile and Agricultural Com pany (Limited), against which any deposits upon purchased sections knocked down to my bid should be charged, was simply the banking arrangements usual in such cases to j save the inconvenience of carrying money to the auction room. That my functions were confined absolutely to the simple act of bidding publicly in the room on behalf of tbe purchasers, who were then present. That immediately each lot was knocked down the purchaser went forward and completed his own transaction with the auctioneer, with out further referecce on my part, the auc tioneer thus adapting the transactions on the part of the Government. These are the simple facts, which comprise as it appears to me all it concerns xhe Board to knew in connection with my actiou, and 1 must! respectfully decline to answer auy questions on matters outside thereof. For any far ther information required 1 can only refer you to the purchasers.—l am, &c, E, it. Cakgill " , '

On the letter being read, Mr Stoat said in his opinion there was only one course open to tbe Board, and tljat was not to issue the licenses for the Strath Taieti sections. Mr CargiU's Utter threw suspicion on the whole ot the sales, for if there had been no dummyism he could have no objection to give eveiy information, He would there fore move, "That the Board decline, in the meantime, to issue licenses to the purchasers of the following sections (naming ten sections in Strath Taieri.) That the Board submit the paper and resolutions to the Hon. the Min ister of Lands for his opinion and advice. That the Chief Commissioner write to the several purchasers, stating that the Board has declined, to issue licenses to them,' and asking them, if they desire the licenses to be issued, to apply personally to the Board."

This motion was carried nem. con,

There are other sections included in the ten than those in regard to which dummy* ism is suspected, but It was explained tbat bonajide purchasers would not suffer, as they could make the necessary explanation to the Board.

CORRESPONDENCE.

" EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE! TO

WILL."

( o the Editor),

Sir,—For good or for ill,character is always and everywhere common property, and in justice to the late Mr U. S. £llis, who caunot now speak for himself, you will, I trust, permit me to cay that he would have borne the " humiliation" of which you speak in your review of the above book #ith Spartan heroism, saying : ''I deserve it and much more." Well,he kne\y how base the drink will make a man, and*that when the will is truant the slave-wife, because a slave (we respect out equals, but not our in feriors), is powerless—notwithstanding all that is said - about'the good wife makiog tbe good husband—to bind him to home and duty, even when the wife and hornet ate all he can desire. And if he, who had gone co far astray, had not yet lived down all tbe vices of an ill-, formed character, still he had lived so bravely since he started on the better course that bis memory U honoured. . Falleo, indeed, must they be who can make "sp-irt," of tbe vices of another - vices which, for the children's sake, ought to be held in execration by everyone, an they will b<s when I women succeed so well in educating tbetn- I selves as to give a pure muial tone to society. I Tbe book in question has suffered much > from the fact tbat its publisher was in London and its autUorinAuckland; someof its mott telling facts having been omitted, party from the conviction tbat its purpose would be best served by brevity, and partly to suit the couvcutic nalisiu of to-day. It only noedi deeper thought thm is usually giveu to a subject, to perceive that its title is well chosen, suggesting as lt.does that in spite of all opposition everything worthy ot achievement, is possible to will, even admitting that tbe will of the husband and tbe wife of which the book treats h laid waste, asiscleariyseen. Tbe will of the latter, though exceptionally' strong, is taciified, for the time being, to false teaching, i.e., unquestioning submission to tbe will, right or wrong, of the husband; added to which a strong will in woman ever was and still is reprobated, as Zee knew to her cost, and piactised submission accordingly. And the

will of the former, not oZ Jk-IT2** is sacrificed to his pasainn! * lea« sttoat, case, the will and CwillV UU. "Sh eoce, that the deliberated £ Ye !t **fc defiant of God and man,nfe^ 3' such in all the length and h« i^M' defiance. The man of i ,tS"?*'«B,' character is no mere ' W^-^4 stances." Even in his aba s ™ .C 1«*j: certain sooner "or later toffi? *•! " evil influences and become of wi^l^ vice to the world as to help men t^S they may grow into rtmoit^?, ftW of good or ill. Looking e,rlS be y*il and Us lesions, as one mniM,, 1 * ' have a practical value, and C ari n 7^W what is said, not ataU M to"hW f" try bo to read as to tormhrj m^H • U'l tially on an ever-widenlng field [s*?*&> turn regardless of any "shock.' I"*' prejudices. 1 know that crudfijlv,l*l^ tha earnest-heart»d no less S^ii than in Christ'sday. l he i™^ 4 date of the cive-lion, rhinoce™J" tOf «>« bones have been rtESg9^*^ Charing Cross, conld not .SenSSt'« conceivedof theLondonof thisiX lyM *o less certainly impSriSe ?uW dow to conceive what human IA ""s prove capable of when once itsßrS ' pant cave-lions, bears, & c - Ps ae,Bf»ia. ■ yielded to the rightfuuS a, 5?, l >* < wisely disciplined will. ffi IV tt« is God—and man i 8 Godlika n, • 5,^ portion to the strength of his5 eely ■» generality of men. ■ Tfc.?&ft £». its natnre and instincts Man-f most part, is so false to both th« r tte conceive of bis being ffi Ore %$ »^ nature is pure and good • try a» \wZ "*■' debase it, it will resist &?£%£« » and rob his coveted indulge^ls * mised sweets. Why wUI ni™ v it doesn't pay. WraffiTfe^ paratively early death will proveTw 1; much more to those who ite LI- a? 4 leom-women especially I,™* »*»«

THE CREDIT SYSTEM.

(To the Editor,) • Bib,—l see In your last nighftimo-1 ii signed, ■' A Victim," to whichs»! have>added_«To his ownfoil sir I think he is bs greatacowiS tor the sake of gaining custom, OmS at his own risk and pleawte- and 1' when heiinds no money fortheomfiw Z ott to VheWgistrato U sayifl ta& perron with goods on credit and findlCl made a mistake in so doing, asl di il money from him. Therefore. J'bkF fv in prison," " put him n *ZS . , Now, sir, why should \ 31 demand the Government to pat lisa*™ into prison. What bm-inessiiavetheGfl vernment in the matter at all J- Dm T, Government demand that" Victim "gw give credit to every or any one febsaW himJ. C?, rtainly n. ot- Then Qnmm ought to have nothing whatever to do» ' •' Victim's " or anyone else'a bad Mgni, If this were so there would be lessW eiyen and far fewtr petty cases in the Din trict Court withont the Government Ute at the expense of sending all the strotf i healthy, Jazy loafeis to Mount Edml the mild request of the hon. "Viclk" Further, Sir, if it were not for these tratlim "Victims" there would be hwer cacaM<' wife-desertion in the colony. Tnese "Vie. titns " will supply credit to any rewsfaHv. dreised womau, merely for tLiskmg; a» and often it is pressed upon them, antl'lbcd when they have a nice little Mil tnliaUtr the husband ia then for the first tiny" il thought of, and hunted up, pr j»>«»d #j*b I \t the bill, with an intimation fi. n b &\t \ ij a t I' once, or a summons will h jMPt huh,, Vi with. That is generally tie firsthOTltto lit the husband has of the affair; -sio is the ' p "victim" in that ease? Sir,- I would II strongly urge npon ourM.H.B.'sdmißgttj ' !| next session to 'bring in a bill "1U || any person giving credit to women wilhosi || the knowledge and consent uf their1 feij. S bands shall not be able to recover tbusant H in any court of law." Th&t is sureljr needal, S or one wouldn't see so often in ile Ml W notices of husbands not being resjjoo&fbls ■ B fortheir wive«'debts,andlatn»t!KitiroaH if greatly lessen the work in the DistriM 11 Court, and keep many families together ft that will otherwise be broken «p.-Ijß, I.

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TO. MOKKOW, By order o! the Kcrishar of the Supreme *■ Court of New2ealand, Northern Dis trict, at Auckland, on oehalf of a Mortgagee, ■ , ... THE undewigucd lias boon favoured with Ss o°f £ fl zs.-N%»rr g md atinurtanaiice? tlwroto balonKlng. Full par - Snta?B may be had. and * plan ot ihe propertj iSvrte wen. »t tho ofllce of Meswa Laishie SSY Jsokton, Queen street, Auckland, or »t th( Sfflco of the indertlgned. whero the condition of sale and def orlption and plan ot the properi; may now 6™- GKBKNWOOU , Auctioneer. Auoklanfl, Bth April, 1333. ■TO-MOKKOW. By Older of the Registrar of the Suprenn Coutt of New Zealand, Northern District, atAnckland. mHE undersigned has been favoured wit! N2Kt P»o: BLffl aS a ew Zealand. CO. CoMty.BndSelna Bouth-eastern portion of A! lotmetk* HS. with all the rights and appurton anoes thereto bolowrtaif. Fuel particulars m»: be had and a plan o£ the Pronerly may be seei a» the Offloe of Messrs Lnlshloj and Jaokspt Qaaen-slt Auckland, and alao at the Offloe of th undersigned, Que«n street. *notilana, where th Oocditlons of S&le and description and plan o the property may now be senp. Also at the same time and place, Ssotlon Nt 80. Parish of Horotul. County of Walp (formerly Walkato). 60 toes good L>nd, B. C. GKKENWOOD, Auotloneor. Auckland, stb April, 18S3. _ TO-MOKKOW, FOR SALE, CAB, HAKNESS, AND PAIR HOKSE! (complete turn out). ALFRED BUCKLANP. TO-MORROW. THIS HAYMAKKET. FOR S/JiE, at the Haymarketi on Fri day next. The woU known Race-horsea HABKAWAY and YUBA Bllilh With all their Engagements. The above Stock will positively bo sold with oat reserve. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNTKY CAXTLS SALES \J Pokeno—Monday, April 16 f Drory—Wednesday, April 18 Papakuia—Wednesday, April 25. '" ALFRED BUCKLAND. f ■ . ♦_ TO-MORROW. DURHAM fAKDS, FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, or Friday nest, 0 Useful Horaas from Wangannl and Waitart 2 Heavy Draught Horses, Tip Drays and Har ness complete 2 Piebald Ponies, Amorioan Buggy and Har ness 2 Useful Farm Mares Hacks, Mght Harness and Draught Horses Spring Carts, Draya. Harness, &c, P.B. Kye Grass. Fowl Wheat, So. At 10 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. Vi B, 00OHBANB JAB. DAOBI TO-MORROW, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-Btreet, on Friday, 13th tost,, at IS O'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of—Couches, Chairs, Mirrors, Pictures, Carpets, Tables, Fenders, Rugs, Sewing Maohlnes, Iron and Wood Bed steads, Palliasses, Mattrasses, Bedding, Chest Drawers, Dressing Tables, Wash stands and Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c, BAMOEL COCHRANB & SON, „ Auctioneer*. W. 8. COOHBAN& ~" JAMBS DAOBB MONDAY, MAY 7. ■ PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A W T ARGK A LLOTMBNTS, M--4_-_Xj*-«O1I... AIiLOTjaHMTH ABCH TTILU rch Hill, TO BE LEASED FOB FORTY YEABS. THE Sutscribera will lease by auctioD, at tbeir Booms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, May 7, atl2o'oloc»i THK LBASB FOB A TERM*D? FORTY (10) TEARB OF 47 LARGK BUILD ING ALLOTMENTS, being Bub-di vision Lot 16, Section 9, having front ages of from 50 to 137 feet, by 130 feet to 410 feet in depth. These allotments are situated at the Junction Of the.Great North Boad and the roads to the Slaughter House and Foasonby, immediately oppotite Mr Holmea's Hotel; and from their proximity to th* brick works and other indus tries, cannot fall in a short lime to be in grtat Oomand ac homes for working men. Plans and farther information on application *° SAMUEL COCHRASE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHBAHK, ' JAS, DAOBB. MONDAY, APRIL 16. CHOICE BUILDING SITES, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. THE PINES. fTiHE undersigned have received instrnc- JL tlons from Messrs Metcalfo and Hill to sell, by publio auotion, at tho Land Mart, Fort ■troet, on Monday, 16th Inst, at 12 o'clock, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; there is a good seven-roomed house upon the property; also, cowßhed, Btable, dairy, etc.: the whole can be profitably subdivided into live and ten acre sections, each of which would pos sess flrst-class building sites.commanding extensive and beautiful views. Plans showing tho position and proposed sub division are in course of preparation, and every facility will be given for in specting the property, which is within three-quarters of an hour from the Auck ' land Railway Station, either by road or rail. SAMUEL COCHftANE & SON, ■ Auctioneers, V, B. DOOHKANE,] [JAMES DAOBB • MONDAY, APRIL 16. ;■.-. : QUARTER ACRE. 1 TOWN OF TAtTRANGA. THE Subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 16th In stant, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 415, Section 2, of tho Town Of Tauranga, containing quarter-of an acre, and situated about 2 minutes' walk from the Wharf. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOB, Auctioneers. B. TONES, E. O. OABB. B. D. TOSKfI PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, B. TONES & DO \KT ILL sell by auction, in April next, THB WKMi-KNOWN PROPERTY Of tho WADXATO COAL COMPANY (Limited), , At HUNTLY, afljotoing the TAUPIHI COALMINES. ■ The Land is now being laid off in - TOWNBHIP SECTIOJSS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each, At the same time will be sold •ffHB HOUSES, 'WITH ALLOTMENTS, Which now stand on the property, Consisting of— , 8 Houses containing four rooms each 1 House containing three rooms • 1 House containing two rooms . 1 Blacksmith's Shop 1 Btable. Terms Easy, Plans'ready shortly, , Jffnrther pßrtloulara may be bad of B,'TONES & CO., /\. " Anotloneerß,



I AncT.ion«. MONDAY, APRIL 16, AT 11 A.M. EXTENSIVE SALE OF UJSEEDEKMEI PLEDBES, X, Alt T HUB HAS received instructions from Mr J Hart, o£ tho London Loan Ofllce, Vie toria-atiectj to soil, at his Mart, Queen-street on Monday, ltilh, at 11 o'clock a.m., March 10,312G, Pair Hnlf 0 ulnea Sleeve Links AllK 7 4550, Diamond Broocli and Ear-rings Set Surgical Instruments. 18S1: Aiiß. 20,1155 Gold Albort und liroocli; Aug. 20,11U3, Famil Bible: Awg. 23. .1182. WeddlnK Ring; Aug. 2i 1203, Brooch and Earrings; Sop. a, 12&5, Tw Clocks: Sept, 2, 1335, Pair Marino Glasses Sept. iO, 1378. S.O.F.G. Watch; Sept. II 1461 Ring. 1882: Aug. 18, lCtb, 2 Floor Crampi Axigust IS, .1003,1 Floor Cramp; August 19, Ml SHL Watch, Gold Albert; August 18, 4157; SHW Watch ; August 22,4ffi)8,2 Kings; Augu, 24, 4708, Pair Kavringa: August 24 l ( 2u, bll Watoh August 21,47W,511h Watoh ; Augu: 2L ilk GO*'V Watch; August 24, 1759, Gur August 31, 1769, Cornopean; Augost 31. -Ik Pluno and Sundry Tools; August 31. 4774, Studs. 3 Kings; Sent 2, 4785, King and WpdcUii RiuK • Sept 2, 4797, Albert, Locket, as miiK: Sept i, 4503, SUL Watch; Sept 315 C, Troadlo bewing Muclilno; |ept 4817 GO, FL Watca; Hipi f), 18iO, 8H watoh ; tfep' « JS2C, Umin ai d Grcooßtoni SeSt 8 4833. Dl«m«nu King; --out S, 4831. Ul mond bind: Soßt 8 1335. Ollli Watch. Ste Albort- Sept 8.1833. BUG Watoh; Sept 8,134 BHG Watch: <topt 8.1519. SHi. Watch: Sept 4850 B1K» Watoh and jJlbart ; Sept 1 S Pair Barring* j aept 11. 4857. T. Caddy 3 Sroona ; Sept 11, 48C8, SH\ Watoh i Sept 11. 4570. Hrokon Brooch an EarrlDg; Bopt 13, 4881. SUFG Watoh «ebtl3 1698, GKG Watoh.; iopt 13, 4tD9, SH Watch'- SeptlS. 1901). Diamond Ring; aept 1 J9OS, Gold Albeit; Sont 18.4911, UOTli Watot Sept 18,4925. HOKG * atch ; Sopt 20.1931, RlDf SflDt 20. 4939, Dressing C»ae; Sopt 20,4910, Hint SeSt 20 iUll. SOF.4 Watch; bept 20 494 SHH Watoh: Sovt 20, 4050, SHU Wa«ot SeDt 56 4U65, Silver Chain, Gold Alber and Klna; »cpt 25, 4869, SOlfU Watod 10pt25 <97i.Ciuot: fsopt 25 4975. BHU, Watol Sent 25 4977. BHL Watoh ; Sopt 25. 4956. Kin; Sept 27. 491)0, Broooh. 2 Rlugn; Sept 27. MS BOFL Waioh; aept 27,4389, tvlug; Sent:X7.6ol SKL Wntuh aud Albert; Sept 27, 6015 HIM 88Dt27 5016, Pair Mnrine Qiassos; Kept 2/, 5U2 HHb Watnii; topt 27, 5031. (Jhain, Lookot. Studs, and Units. OLO THING. 18S2: foot 8 3007, Cont aud Vest; Sopt 8. SCI J Shoeta and Quilt; Sett 8. 8611, S babj'SKOwni Sept 15 37i0, 2 Blankets: S'pt 15. 3786. Sn Clothoi: Sopt 15. SS22. Cloafe: Sept 15. BSS Svoreoit; sept 15, »920. irousara, Shirt, an Remnant; 50.115.39.-2 Orerooaf.Sept SO, 897 1 Fetllooats; Oou 2, 4000, Cloak and Capo; Oi 2 1011 5 Wecea LJnnn; Oot 2, 40f9. Troutors hb 2'shlrta; Oot 2, 1040. 3 Blantets: Oot 7, Jll Ureßß: 00t7,4113, Urcsa; Oot7, Jll4,Sheet, ynlli Oot 14, 4235. 2 Sheet?, Dress, Jaofees ; Oot 22,433 Blanket Coat and Sheet; Oot SO, 4190, dnndl ClOtoiDK: Oot SO, 4523, Rf>mn»nt; Oot SO, 453 Hog and S Plooos; Oot SO, isio. J'resa; Oot Si 43SV, Dress: Oot 30, 4602. Coal; «..ot 30.4604, Cos Vest and Drf S3; Oot 3J. 4652, Silk Drees: Oot Si 1665. Coat; Oot SO. 4723. Droea; Oot £0. 4721, Con and Vest; Oot 30. 4747. Shawl.shuot and Curtail Oot 39,4772, Coat aad Vest; Nov 14,4775 Coat an vobi ; Not U. 4867, 3 Remnants; Nov 14, KG Trousers nnd Yeat; Nov 14, 4863, Betnnant Not 11. 4940, Remnant; l*ov 14, 1962, Pa) Trousers; Nay 14. 4SG9, Blanket, Knur," an Shirt: Nov 14, 4975, 2 Dresses: Not 14. 51)01 pair Blankets; Not 29, 8032,3 Dreßsea; Deo i 511 V, Suit Clothes; Deo 1. {1(3 Jaoket;Deo 5159, Coat. Tableoloih; Dso *, 5197, Drees :De 16,5312, £ Sheets, 2 Tablecloths. Shawl; Deo Ii 8317, Huit Clothos:Deo 10,5333, pair trousers DOOI6 5317,3PairsTtou8erB;Deol6,6374,Blanko 2 Sheets; Deo 10,5391, Overcoat; Deo 10, 540 Overcoat; Deo 16. 5113, Dress and Bag; Deo l 5421, Dross; Doo 16,6143 Suit Clothes; Deo 2 5457, Shawl; Deo a7. 5175, Suit and Overoou Deo 27. H97. Suit Clothoa; Doo 27,5513 Coat a« Vest; Deo 27, 5535, Bundle Liiun; Doo V, 553 Kemnantp. 1883: Jbu 4,5G52. Suit. MONDAY, APEIL 16. At 11 o'clock, THB Subscriber haa received InstructioD from Mrs Haaloit to soil, at her rosldonot AUred-itreot, Albert Part, ALL HER HOUSEHOLD FUBN] TUKE, including WALNUT PIANO. LARGE SIDKBOABI DRAWINH-ROOM, DINIWQItOOM, Sita ING and BUD-ROOM FURNITURK KITCHEN UTENSILS, So.. &o. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auotloneor. ~ TUESDAY, APKIL 17, At 11 o clock, At the Premises, GKEY-STKEET (nes the Market Hotel). r fIiHE Subscriber has receh'ed instruction • from N. diMJia, Ksq,, to sell by Auotioi thoso q SHOP 3 AWD DWEL'JNQ! 1, erected b ° the late Hi R. i-oqeds In 1879. So ETANTIALLY BUILT OF GOOD MATER'AI AISO, 9 SEPARATE COTTAQS3 Of 1 room •" and 2 rooms THK BRICKS WILL BE SOLD WITH EACJ HOUSE. 13 Days from Day of Sale for Removal. GEOKGE SIBBIM, ( .Auctioneer. TUESDAY, APRIL 17. At 12 o'Clock. PTA-MTYenwE. v I 1.1. A .s.'RKTTUUROis WOOD-STREET, PONS OS B Y. D. F, EVA N S HAS received instructions from Mr J J. Odium', who it leaving the district, U sell by public auction, »t his Land Mart, Queen streot, on Tuesday, the 17th April, at 12 o'clock HIS VBRY HAHDSONB VILLA, RKBI DBNCK. pleasastlr eltu&ted in Wood street, overlooking tho olty, harbour and shippUg, This house Is almos new, faithfully built, and In splendid order contains 6 rooms, besides bath-room (with bath &o), scullery, wauh-hou«o, large work, span room, or cellar, buck verandah (all enclosed) very Bnug and comfortable. The fittings oonsiat ot Venetian blinds, rsi fittings, elegant, chandeliers, &0., &o.; togethei with the valuable Corner Allotment, about ia by 100, neourely emolosed by a substantial fence all prettily planted with fruit trees, Bhrubs. &c, Tertne Bxosptionally Easy. Also at BAY 07 ISLANDS. 40 acres Land, about 1 miles from coal mines. Also at OROSS-STBEBT, NKWTON, Splecoid Build ing Site, about 76 links x 85 lints, being lot BS. Also at SHELLY BEACH, PONBONBY. Beautiful Bite for a Villaj splendl d corner allotment, about 100 x 105, being lot i, Bubalvlslon of lot 11; all fenoed/ D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. MONDAY, AfRIL 16. DRAWIKG-ROOM SUITE, PIANO. WOOD-STREET, FONSONBY. D. F. EVANS HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. J. Odium (who is leaving the dlstrlot) to sell by public snntion, at his resi dence, Wcod-atreet (near College Koad). Pon eonby, on JVlondsy, the 16th April, at 11 o'clock, THK BALANCE OiT HIS SUPKKIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB, Consisting of— I)RAWI^fG■KOOM SOITIC (9 plooea). vary handsomo, in brooaded green elite, wal nut frames, all spring seated, in first-olaes i order, as good a% now; very handsome WalDUt Piano by Lipp and Son, almost new, and without a blemish; Music Stool, Walnnt Canterbury wltb silvered plate gas back, har.dßonw Walnut Cheffonlor with silvered niate glass front and marble top, Occasional ana Cora Table?, Oora Tray, Brussels Carpet (quite now). Wool Mats, Smoker's Tabip, handsome Mirror, Curtains. Poles) and Rings, Broeze Cloak, Vases. Fender and iflro irons. Plotores. Flgares In Piaster, beautiful : Stand of Silk, Was Fluwers In glass abade, De canters. DINING-ROOM-Very Handsome Uinaf r Ser vies, Klag»nt Uand-paluted Tea service, i Ved'y Pretty JLandfcapa View Dcsatrc Service; Tel»Boope Tablfc, 7 feet 6 inohes x 3ft. 6n. (2 extra laavos), almost new ; Cane and Horcohatr-soiited Chalra, Sideboard, Damask Curtains, Poles and Rings and Brackets, Trays. Wine GlaßSea. Hearth rug, Ink Btsnd, spittoon. Vase, Linoleum, HALL —Lino'cum, Door Mats, Glpßy Hall Table, Aneroid, Child's Hocking Horse; SO. BUD-ROOM—Handsome Double Iron Bed stead (brass mounted) and Hangings, Pal Has sob. Mattrass, Chest of Drawers, Marble top weshftaud and Ware t Cedsr Dreseleg Table, Minor, «i«s9,Kaßy Chair, Commodp, Carpet and Matting, Unrtains and Voles, Lady's Gold Watoo, Child's Cradle. 0 SECOND BED-ROOM — Double Iron Bed stead, Pdlllasses, looking Glass, Wash stand, Ware, Curtains, Dtuggott, Wall Screen, Flotureß. KITOHKN-Table, Half Dinner Service, Sun dry Lot Crookery, Glassware and Kitchen Utensils, Lamp. Steam Iron, Boiler, Chains Colonial Conob, Oilcloth, Matting, Barrow, Step Ladder, Wanhtuhs and Boards, Sauooponce, Perambulator, Del lows, Oil Drum, Paint Pots and Brushes &a, &c. &c. Aisd a LOr OF ÜBKFUL SUNDHIES. D, F. EVANS, Auctioneer, TUESDAYS. T H.E HAYMAKKET, SALE OF Wo"oL~ SHEEPSKINS •tuSSSSS AND TALLOW> "^lnsSv. k ALFRED BUCKMND,



Merchandise Aktjb.uk $_% ivta's'ham IMPORTER AND 3 OOMMISKAOW MBROHAHSP, Si, LOWKB QUBKH ■ STBHTr, AttOK&AKD (OuaoDlia Hallway Kootoniatlon), AOTJ AT 0, NKW BKOAD-aTKKffr, LOHDOH, t* Also HuprtwtsutaUvoi lv Auierlett, Con. tlnsnt.nl and Coloiiial Porti, s ; QBHfKKAi. "mTkOHANDISE 1, tuuiim's (mi» y vaie, ooirrares 3, S>BI"PKSt AND OTIOKJS 0 CIUIBD niUITS I; OANBTKD VHU» AND VBOBSiaSSfI 8, PSJKBKKVKD MI2ATB S, HUIUHB 1, BIOK, TAPIOtU. AWD BAIM 3, FI«SiIJH."fB«V lit oowrwrciONßut L lAMH ■*!«» jrHHUCiXMTB 3t PitISRBKVKI* STIBfT 1; JUWDLKB 2, I - notomix vwtnwsa a > soiuooos Ig I OIOA4SB AKJJ (JMAIUSTSuS id ■ WAX MATOBMS •1, I vte-U'l'ins pasmssb 0, RUUR Hia? * « BWINSB 0; OOJS AS» S-AISJSO HOPS n«MWWSf AMD PtAUtWI OBGOKKRX VUKOfI AND HARMONIOUS WIKBE AltK BFIBITB AUKNOT AND BAMPUt KOOMS rot BuiTißH inn FOBEia* MAsrnirAOTuaaai INDENTS FOB ALL OLABBKB 01 MERCHANDISE. EXKGUTKD OK ADVAHTAGIKOUH T«RS£B. EJBjUUL A3VANCIMH OK KaUfl «UU>, WdO nnd o»hor Colonial and Island Prodnoti tor (hip mont to London, at wbloh port same wil eoelvo ororan* attention turns MiLa. Nalhwt IRTHUH H. WATHAN MOORE & rriOWNSHEND. OORS& JLOWNSHKND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPOHTEUS Of tho following Goods whloh are OF THR FINEST QUALITY AND AKK NOW on SALE PORTS Shorrioß Madoirn • SPaSkKnG BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM LowndOß' do BRANDIES Honnessy's * » • Martoll's polo and dark Cavalior * * * in bulls and oaso Old Tom Qonova JDKZ Wolfo'a Sohnappa WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Greonless and Oolvillo'a :. Dunvillo's AUSTRALIAN WINKS Tokay ' . Mataro Muscat Shlraz Roisling Hockhclmor Frontignao Chiissoins lv plnta and QUMte LIQUEURS W^ Ciiracoa Marosohlno CLARETS La Hose St. Julion La Foto St. Kstepho St. Kmliepn (hauto) ALK AND STOUT Marrlan's Bass Tonnant's Guinncss's Dublin Stout Whltbread London do In pints and quarts. Address i FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A. MKAT H8 R, QKNBBAIi IMFOBTBB, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE— BRANDT- Courvolsler'B Brandr In bulk do do one diamond* four |IH|V mond, and TO Associated Vineyard Brandy In bullc.loasfl, flftßt, nod half-flask 'Mallor Frews' Brandy In bulk, oaao, flask, and half-flaak Heanosay'H Brandy in cue W. and A. Gilbert Brandy In oase BUM- Lowndes*. SO 0.p., -casks and hhds Lemon Hart's, J-oaßks W. and A. tJUbey'a, In case, VV and whlta WHISKY (bvSkh- Greenleoai Inverness, Glenllvel, Terrier, Klrker. Grcar and Cc, in demijohns and i gallon Jam WHISKY (paße)- Oolilo Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Koy, Jero boam, Glen Almond, w. and A, Gllbey'i Irish and Bootoh In flasks BCHNAPPB- Henke'a, W. and Ai OUberi WINKS (bulk)— Bllvs and Cosln's, Australian, Grenacb, and Tokay WINES (In case)— W. and A. Qllbey'a (Oartle brand), Fort, Sherry, Glare*, Marsala, Madeira, U, A, b, o, a. a.nd a i yd Olarota, 0, 1, S, B, < i Ohampagne — Rooderer, Ferriar and Camusat —. ALK- Bms, bottlod by Hall Boa?i Bead, botUed by HaU John Bull, bottled by John Reid Ashby'a and MoKwan's "Globe" brand Anglo-Uuvarlan BTOI/T- Boart Head, Hall Bdmond'a Pltc Brand Buineßs'fl, bottled by Blood Wolfs BparkllnaNeurotone, pints and quarts Gale and Frlend'i and Johns, Matthews And Co. Genuine White Lead and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drumt Colza Oil, En drums Castor Oil, In bulk DRIED FRUITS— Currant*. In half otutes . Klme Raisins and Figs Aldeu Apples (evaporated) KKROSKNK, 130 and ISO tost- Dovoo'i Royal Brilliant, Llsht of Ane, Pra. mlnra Safety Prlma York Hams and Baoon at Low Rate* TOBACCO- Over the Water, 17b, Nallrod Royal Stanford Long B'a Venus, Wb, S's, Double Thlok P FleOM OILMBN'S RTORB3- Teas. Sugar, to, lw, No. 8 Paper Ban. Ploklea, Kippered Herrings. Potted Meats, and an assortment ol General Goods always on hand, A HSATHIB, UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY LIMITKD). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET BOAPB, CANDLKS, PEANUT, AND OIHBR LUBRICATING OILS. Soap and Candle Works t Pabnbm, Oil Works 1 CUSTOMBOUBB-BTBEET WBSBT. Warohotißo and QfHooai Lower Aibbbt bxbset, Oaah Purchasers of Tallow and Rough Fat, Delivery taken at their ParnoU Works Warnhons THU HahMaKKBT ll». qUKKN-aTKKBT, AUCKLAND ON BALK, AnnivßD paa COROMANDKL Ami ROMAN BHPIBK, -'ffhlta Ciuver, Red Clovet, Alsy Ite OWrar, Uow* Kraaa, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dosstalt, Rupe, Trefollnm laoaroamm (Haarlo* Olotstl, mWOX AMKKIOA QlßßOX iHmothy. Kentucky Blueorau (Poa Pratenala). Wovtxir B&y Kyestttsa, Uantorbary Ryegmua, Cocbfoot, Pralriegriiss, Rstto!!, IIARLY fiKSD POTATOKB, AS FOIXOWB l- AthlGaf Klilnay, Taylor's Sidney, Oantcr burr FlaSes, Pottewon's Vlotorla, I&ATSTB VABIiSXIKS—Hobart. Sution's Mas cam itonnm, Bctton's Flqtter Ball, etc, AMO, (Data, Barlsis>, oam«n and Slower Beefl. Oo&rs*, Vina and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, itacon and Hams, SONBCUSI AMD BONKFLOOB o( nil grades, HQIiAWa ARD PSKUVIAN GUANO, JCO,, SC »«SKKTH & AITKSJI* TANNKKS. OURRIKRB, FELLMONGBRS IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, AMBBIOAN AND FOREIGN LKATHKHS, (JRINDKRY, SHOE MSKOERY, TOOLS AND ALL THE RKQUISITHS OF THE BOOT AND SHOK TRADEB. !Cao R, m. Co. (Limited) have now on hand ana to arrlvo, a splendid assortment, and flrat rate value in Colonial Sole. Kip, Calf, Split Brown and Blaok Harness Leathers, ice., &o ALSO, E'rat-ratovalue 'n Frenoh and Enolinh CaU Calf KlofPatanit Calf, Amerionn Buff Bollt, Hnamel, Hast India Kip, & 0 .. so Machine Silks. Machine Threads. Grindery Tools, and 53h00 Mercery of aU derorljl UOBO, " CASHBUYER^OF^^SKWS, WOOL, ATOHDAL B. I 22, QtSs^SIKBIJSiT!, ' TKLEPfIONE 95, WM. a HAMPSON. aecretory.



Land and Batate iigrsnts fi lIA S. W kujui AM S O "N, HOUSE, LAND, AND FIN AX!.,' I. .■":.!, AUJSNT, VULOAK LANI3, AUC!a,ASB, Stenkov^ i—Matlonftl 51a«% c? "Sir; i'oci'SJuli KBI«T3 and INTBRBST OolL'tiisfl. MONICX InvMted to« CapitelMW if.) i<M?-oia*B ■aourWeu, without Oiubuii Bjx vet cent ■Ilowed on deposits until lmenwa, MOUTOAOKS and IiOANH .N6Rotlntrt BHAIWS Moußht or Bold to mats, KIBTATKS ManaseA tax Atmnitw. a LLOTMKNT3 Honnht, and jftinsce Unlit on ia. the Woeklr Payment Syutoai, |!SOTJCj«!N« AIiIiOTMKHTH SOK BALK A* VMS BOOT I— Bootlsnrt-streot, 80/ Weat-etrcot, 80/ Inkerni»n-3troo« t Ml Honburn-B»r»a», 80/ Bond-stroot, 15/ Ll(?ar Place, W Argylo-atreDt, 15s Ktchmond Koad, :C3 Boroaford-ntraßt, 90/ Cook-ntreet. fill) Perolvfil I'nriirie. 15/ Whnrf Road, 20/ Reolnnmtlon, £11 Mount Kden ICor.d, fll Howe-Btrw«, 81!/ Kjbor I'nas. JBfi lUa HnokoW-Btrfw>t, »6/ Valley ltond, ICh Nortluiotn, 10J Brluhton Honfl, iC/ And In rarlonM oihet «twißt» Xl mw rates. JB. Aft fin TO I'<SN)D, In Sums of fM and up- SBaUUt/ WBr ds. on itood oemirttiOß. SUnURB&N HOTKL for Bale, ahout 7 milee from Annliitmd, on main t!)oroui?lifaro, with Bovoral aoio3 ut land adjolnlnt:. OAiaiica ior browar or onpita'lst (pHAPBIi-aXKICKT—Two Hon«JS for i?aleon \j dflforrod paymenta. Oajiltiil ohnnce foi handy mnn or worklno! oarpent(>r, TWO BKIOK SHOPt) ior Hnlr, In tho Contrc ol tho ulty. Quito Now. Kxoallont posi tion for huslnoL'i). PON SON uY.—lTlvo-roorand llouso for Salo In WurMioa-atroot; well llntehod; Rood Burden. Price flSOi). FKaNKIjIN KOAD—Now G-roomed House for Salo, at &150 j city water ; or to Let, at 20a wooltly. * "PARNffiWj-Slx-roomod Honso (now) for Sslo X In Kutland-utroot; ploamuit viow cf har boor. Pilco. £525. Kiw t«rma o£ puyrnoat. XITKLLIN BTUN-STUKK I' - 9 romnod House V* for Salo. with 2 largo allotments, front Harden. Prlco £150. ZIOUNTaY SW)»B ior Salo. with Sroomna \j llouso. Stttblu. Cow-shod, Fowl-honoo, Pig grry. Flvo acres in crop und orchard. Or to Lot at 25s wookly. ATOHTHCO V K—Allotments: two lino Cornor ll Allotments for Bulo, flvo mluutoa walk from Ist whurf. £30 each. ROSKBfiNK K9TATB.-Noarly Four Acres for Bale, on main road to Auoklnnd; level land, fenced. In Rrasa; li miles from Auoklana. AlflO, 32 aorou, water frontage- HOUSK »t Mount Kdon with about two acres ground, having a main frontago of 117 ft.| orohard, Kardon, ouw-uhed, plßety, fowl-homo, ota Prloo, £(176- Kftny toruw. X»oKn—NKWTON—Four-roomed Houso and W"" Workahoo for ealo, with good Kurdon, OUIILIN-STIUCKT. Nowton—Vuny cumfort ablo Hnuao for Sale (now), near I'oat nnd Toloßraph OtHcoa. on dotorred piymonis, BKl«ltSffOUI)-STltKKl'— Now and vorycon vonlent Cottnge for Bale, aoar Oonurogo tional Ohuroh. On easy terms. HAMILTON (Wttllioto)-Houao and ooro ol ground for Bale, two mlnuioe walk from Bank of Now Zealand, for £95. Lot S2l. WAIKIKKIK-Kluhty Acrca at Wmklokle for fltiS. Splendid ohanco Jot vrorWnn man, XTORTHOOTK - Boven rooraoa Wonso, cmt i.l bulldlnga. Sec, and SO acton oC Land for S»le. Veryoheap. Orsnd vlov/ of tho harbour, AlaOi New 7-rooiuod House and nearly 5 acres. DBVONPOKT, l-ake Kosa — SoTorsl vnry oholoo Villa Sites for Sale, having mud and sea frontages, mid possessing »ho finest landscape tlbwh to ba found around Aookland. POKrt-A NICK NKW UUII'ACK in Now *w« ton for Sals, with Icraa eioa, >ll^> mant 10 x 1001 very ohsaa WAITfiMATA KIVJIU FRONTAGK.-L(ina for Salo M &2 par aorot In large or small blooSs, Ksay terms, jfejar-,— HOUSK lot Sa'a In ■\Vlllir.m-Btr«e», ~^u" new Hi. Jamon" Otitiroh. Also, Vary Comfortablo Soven-rooracd Hourie, bnth-room, &0.. prloo £150. EPSOM— Oo,Bt'o«:T«'s V'Utt Rffriflsnoe, wsven raimt, ooKOh-huj.-?, uiabi'iiji, &c>. «'lOM>. RKUUaUA-« ROrM, D?r Hall! exeeUoM i;oU aid Btilonflla rlov BP-IGJITON UOAV), I»rtn»>sU - Sls-rooniefl Houia tot 6»!e, aiiutiudal WsliHj; weMI laid on. i'i-ica. «J3(io. PONSCNUY— Kow fllac-roooiv.d. Ht-xae n.ed WorlißlJOu Oflraalri tyro otiut»:o&»| JWO frontftßes i saey tttme. IfAEMS sJtu for Belo r» W«Ikomltl, P«M. x moreiuo, HKiiaw'n t'oiui, ".v'ull&karcl, Maliu langi, Norlh Hhore, I'arfknro. fto. Aiiio. Bae lilt In JVr*« ZtjUartd Rtraltl m\i\ Wf-ftWt Ntwn, C H A S. W I'L L I A M S O N, KSTATK ARKST. Vn.CAS L ; \NE. Wu s ii v ~k « c, • Hststt>, Land, dad Oaiierai Commla lon Agent, 81, (jaeon-gtroot, itnoklnnd. sii OK I A U iS, H Bs EDWAUD WAYTS HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. QKNBKAL BUSINKS3 for Sdlo; turnOVer £!O,COO a year BIItKKNHKAD (noftr Wharfl—New Broomed Houso BOSMKSa BITK-Kyhor Pubs. Cht«ap. OHKHUINGA-Huus.- iv njoma) &M and £100 ONKIIUNUA-Sntal) lions-* cheap BKAWJKLD ROAD-tlomo (3iOOiiib!, £ZCQ S^aFIKLU HOAO-rtoiiiw tnd hot, £550 CITY (to Lease)-!-onvr Binii. £3 r wo*k MOUNT ALIMCUT-Homo (10 roomsl. 'J seres MOUNT ALUKUT—limift.. (13 tooiusl. i) aoros MOUMT ALHKHr—Ohoii"- 'tnilding blt<M MOUNT KOKN- tlonae i 7 m jiiis), 1 aoro MOUNT KORN—Mousu (•> >c-ii!ifl>, ibitl MOUNT' K;ißN T-U<iUxp (' tennis), £.'lO MOUNT KDKN'—Hou.o |7 rvruns). 10 aoros MOUNT KliHN—-hoii.', o.iii nl Bltnatlou MOUNT KUKN-Choioo HiH d-ns: 81«O3 KIOHMONU—Hoaroit (S to 1 rooms) KIOHMOND-Balldlog Sin- HAMILTON-Oholco Aero 1.0 t.i CITY (to Lenso)-M«nnfapiurinf; t'romlsee With or without ("team powo"-, &a QRKKNJL!ANK-sacrofi: lino vlnm KliLKllSLlK—Ohoic* Building Sites KDKN,TKKRACK-Houasi (8 roo.na), largo Lot FAKMB at Hamlltoni Cambridge, l»akerlrau, Whata What», Kalpara tc WANTKD, Small Uonsts ne»r Cjuoen-Btreet to Purchase or Hcnt William (tuilives' HOUSK. LA«P, KarsTir. rv^n COMMISSION AORNT. UKAUGHTBMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPS, PLANS. &0., COMPILED. (COOMDKS'S CUJtMBEKS. fB. QOBKW-RTKKIT, AUOKI.ANI'.) W.Q. boRS to notify his frleudß and tho I'nb'lo generally that ho haa remored to <ljn nbavo jremlto", whoro ho hopes, bi Htrict W horequlreoientßof hiscllfnln. tn n orit niiuorf. Prom hU larao knowlodae ot fmm.r.'.y Pro perties, ho la In i» position srowcl 10 mmo 11 doal with partloj bnyloK or selling lv Ui-,t ii!o. trlot. Innpootlon of my list resreotfnily !■ viifc'. A reddy sale for Choap Houses a^d AllotniHiitS NO SALS N) OHAR(JS". A long list ot Country''roporlicß opon t'i -In. spcoUon. Inguranoesoffoowd it ijnvt.i UutPs, Komombor tho Address— OOOMBKS' CHAMiiKR^1, QUBBN-STHKKT. _ T, J. MOSS. [W, 81,B 1, 08ULUV.1N 'F. Jo MOSS & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AND KSTATK AGBNTB, Sqobtlahd-btrkst, Intending Buyers are rospootfally Invited to inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Hatoa of Intores Medical. ■pj-ERVOUS DEBILITY, Tin. S. 0. West's Nkkve and Hhaik Treat micnt, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Hoadacho, Nervous Prostration caused by tho nso of nlcohol or tobacco, Wakefu'ncss, Montal Depression, Softoning of tho Brain resulting In insanity nnd leading to misery, docay, and death, Premature Old Ago caused by over-oxer tion of tho brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul gonco. Each box contains ono month's treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 2/is, sent by mail propald on rccoipt of prieo. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any case. With oach order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, wo vrill send tho purchaser our written guarantee to re fund tho raonoy if tho treatment does not ofl'eot a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING Sc SON, Chemists, Quccn-slrect, Auoklana. jOKOU'S liVjECTlON.—Hygienic, In- O fallible,and Preservative. Oarcn promptly, ■without additional meant-, all rocont or ohronlo. dlaohargoß ot the urlnul oriinnn, Prloo, 6b (id per bottle. Bold in Porlu hy J, Jf orr<s (enooesemr to Bron). Phft'iuaoian, 102, Kuo Richelieu; lln London by Wlloox anil Co., 338, Oxford-stroot. W. Agent In Now Zealand, WILLIAM O, FITZGKRALD. The Pharmacy, Wellington, who will forward it to any town in tho Colony n receipt of P. 0.0. ; HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. IN VI CTA~B RAND. MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Throo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, A M X S GATE It, DISPENSING IHD FAMILY OHKMIST (MKUBIIR PUATOtAOBtmOAL HOOIEl'Y), HOBaON-aTBKKT, olose to WelUnKton-straeit, Auckland. N.Z r>ELLE VUE HoUsif, TAURANGii, NKW ZEALAND. Snltes of Booms, Baths, Piano. Btables. Coach leaven daily for Hot Lakes and Terraces. OHABGUS MODKHATIf. J. BODKLL, Proprietor,



Drapery and Olothioflf. i i a a r bl^othing Succeed! r t LIKE V S n.ocEsSi The Great Success attending tho Sale of J. OoSGKAVK & (Jo.B DUAPERY STOCK Haa indaood S AMU ML CoOMBES & C/ 0. TO OPKN UP A A CASKS, *" O A 8 X B , Containing the AUTUMN AND WISTBR STOCK or '■■ J. COSGKAVfi & CO., And ordered from tho Homo MaanfMturon Tho Whole Stock and Oools to Arrive being purchased undor the Bamo Favonmblo Ciroumotunoea. S« CoOMBES & (JO. Baro dotormlnod to SELL THIS SPL£ADip CONSIGN MENT OF GOODS AT ABOUT HALF THE ORDINARY PRICE. IT CONSISTS 09 ■ DBESS MATERIALS, In all the Newest Shades end Fabrics. SILKS, SATIHS, VELVETS, ftC., VELVETEENS, In all Bhadot and Qualities, Halt I'rloo, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CALICOES, KHEETINGS, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, &O, OA CASKS -*v o A a B S or MANTLES, JACKETS, DOLMANS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, Ainotf? which ore some tho Bioheat Artlolea over Imported to Anokhnd, ALL BOLD ON THK SAME TERMS, NAMRLY, *.iOT*^f IMM pjRIGJS ' k ; ' : SAMUEL nOOMBES fiO., AMUEL VOOMBES * \JO., On the Promises lately oooapled by J» CoSGRAVIS & Co ....'.■. ■:-■.. ;;'.|



Savrtr .; MacMneH. Sinqkks S;swi£i-a .Machines. Slasur.a Machines Binder's Oeoislva . Maohlnea Blnuor'B Deolsivo Machines Blnger'n .Deolslva ' Machines Sinew's DeoJaiya Maohlnss Singer* Df-ol)i7<s Msohincs Stooge's . DaclalYO Machines Binder's iJuofcive Machines Blnßor's Decisive Machines Singer's nml iifeohhiM i Ulnß-or's l)Tei"trholmlt>K Msolilnuo Singer's OvotwiKj'.tiilri? Maohlaca Sinner's Overwhelming Machine Blnger's Ororwlioluiintf Maohlnofl Singer's Gvorwhelmmu Maohlnai Blnger's Overwhelming Maohinos Blnmort Orerwhalminar Maohlnas Blngort Overwhelming Machines BlnKor'B Victory for tho Binpo? Machines Singer's Victory Maohlnes Singer's Vlotory Machines Singer's Victory Maohlnßß Singer'e Victory Msohlnoe Slngoc's Victory Maohlnoi! SlnßOr'a Victory Machines SltißOr's Victory MAohlnro aingere Viotojy Machines Slutfec'e Victory Maohln<« Sinner's Victory Machines BlnKßl'B At Christchurch Kxhibition Machtn« Singer b The Singer Machinist Singer's Xho Singer MaohineF Singer's The ainfrer Maohtnoe BlnEor'e The Singer Machines Sincere ThoSlnarar Mnohlnoe Blntjorß Tho Singer itfaohlnei o Sincere The singer. Maohlnot o Sinner's Two Golfl Medals 6isohln«! Singer's two QoM ModuSsi Maohlnoi Singfir'a Two liold Maiislj MBOhlnw Ulnger's Two Gold Madala Machln* SinKer'B Tvo Gold Medal* Machine: SlDKor'u Two QoM Medals Maohinw Singer's Two Gnlrt Medsle Machines Singer's Beating Ml OoranoiUors Maohlnot Slnger'e Seating nil Moohlnei Bliißor'a Beating all Mnohlnoi SlnKOrt Boating all Maohlnei Singer's Boating all Msohluei SlßKert Beating all Mnohinui Singor'B j Competitors Maohinei Blnger'e Co.tnwtifcora Maohlnw StuiiOr'B Compel torn Maohtnoi ainnor'n Competitors Maohlnei Singer's C'limpotltore Maohlnoi Singer's Boating all Compotltion. M&oblnm Shigor'B AlwnyßKcliablo MttOhinei Blngor'a Always li«liHble Miohlnw blnger'u Alwaya Itollbblo Maohlnoi Sinner's Tha Hlßgor la ilaohinoi Singer's The Singer is Maohlnoi Singer's Tho 81m;u'.ls Maohinei Singer's Tho *imjilnns »«\rt Beat Maohinei Blngort , Tho Simplest md Boat Maohinai Sinner's Tho Slmjiteflt and Uest Maohlnoi Blnser'B Alwiiys Ke liable) Mnohinni Blnuor'B AlwiMsKolhi'ilo Maohinei Blngor'a Alw.sys ll.oslii.ble Maohlnoi Blngoi'e rhe Blngor is Maohln* Blnger'e The Binder ia Machlnw Btngert) Xho Sinner la Maolilno! Blngort Tho Sinner is Maohlnei Blngera Xho 2instat is Mnohius; Blnsor'B Xho ainp'sv Is Msohino; Blnger'B Tho siuuor la Maohleoi Bioger'B Tho Mngor is Maohlnot blnßor'B Tho linger la Maohlnai Singer1!) The Singer la Unoqnollod Maohinai Blngert Onoiiuuiki.l Maohinei Blnger's UneuuiUea Maohini« Htnsor'B UnouucUa:£ Maohlna Singer's Unuijnallea Maohlnnf Slngor'fl Unoqnalißa Mftohlno* Blnger's Unaqnallea MaoWnoi Slngor'fl Uueauolled Maoblnoc Blngor-a Unoqnnllea Maohlnaf Bingor'o Unnqnalled Maohlno! blngor'B Unoqnadert Maohinei BlnKor'B Unoqnnlled In the World. Maohlnet Blngtr'a Dargoat Sale Mflohln<« Blngor'n Largom Sale Maohlnot BlßKcr's Largost Snlo Maolilnot Blnifor's largest Sale MachlnoE 81ngnr'» Largeat Salo Maohlnce SlDKOr'e Largoat Salo Maohlnne Stngor's liarauat Suio Mnoliinf t SlngnrV Lnrgest Sala Maohlnot Blnger'a . Lnrgost 8»le Maohines Blnger'e Largest Pale MaohlDos Blngor's m tho World. Machine* Slngar'B 2s 6a nor Woo* MaohlncE Sln.or'e 2a 6d per VVoeic Maohlnos Siagor'g 2a6di;or Week Maohinoe Blnger's "i fid per Wee* Maohlnea Htgor'n 2n 6d per Woelc Machinee S.ngor'b 2a 6d per Week Machines Binger"» 2a Od ocr Woei Maohlnee 81n«rer's 2s fld por Week Maohinoe Singer's Us (Id por Week Maohlnee Blngar'a — Maohlnoß 81nger'« BSANOHI Maohlnoß Blngftf» Maobinos Singer's 261. Qnoen-rtrea* Maohlnoa !" lnger1* W, Qneen-dtreei Maohlnea SingorV 201. Unoon-atroot Maohlnon Hingor^ 881, Qaeon-etreot Mnchinoa Ulcgoi'd 261. Qoncn-Atroot Mnchinoa Hinuor'a Ml, Queen-street vinohinea Blnger'u SSI. Qaeon-aneet viaohlnoa Siimor'e 261, Dueon-streot Miohinca Binijor's Anokland Machines Blngor'a Auckland Machlnoa Slnuor's Auckland vtiichlnaa ttinger'B Anokiand Maohlnea Singer's Anokiand Maobltoa Slngor'a AnoUland Maohinea S'nKor'a Auotlanfl! Maohlnoa Stngor'b Maohinea SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES, HSTABIjIHHKD BT BPKOUIV • • AFPOISTMBST Buy •'" ONLY THK MAOaiNEB. The Kaaiost, 'eimplost, Host Made, and Moat Durable. Tho only Sowing Maohlno which hag never bsen'beaton in competition. Bole Asnuis in ismrzeaiaua i BH>KKSPKAK AND CO., (Opposite tho Markot.) QUKKfI^iTKKKT. W. O* D " w M fl s THH QKRAT BaYING MA.OHINK IMPORTER Hiii 3:m-s Ks:oaiVßD A-Larjo Shipment of t'no taiallenge Maohlita M>o Wcria- THB WHITH <JO.'B SKWZIta MAOBtHS, The Most Silent Tho Cheapen The Most Rapia The Highest Arm Tha Most Simpls "-tta largest Table Tha Moat Kasy taWctlt The HeM OoTer Tha Moat Durable Tha Slmploat Shnttie Tha Mort Kiwiu;: The Neatest atitoSs XBIUUIiI t&AOEm-as hnta £& lOti, tBX BBST SBWraS EtAOHIHKa BVBS HADE, Files of HAHD Maohikbs, £3 10s, AlfiO. JItWASB ON JSASftt- Bauolne Singer Vrlster and Bo smg Werthelm Standard Haws Company1* Wheeler and Wlfoon Rrover and Bakex1* Jonen's ABO Domeetla And other stood mit^et *KOJS SS, D, VIB WKJRK i 2a, SD. JfBR W»BKi lit MAOHWSS GVAEAOTKaSS, Khaaa Maohlnea osu bs astf of my ARenta i- Nt MoLeanandOo., Plonoar Store, Whsngore i Thomas Wells, Cambridge j William Stovons o* Onohnnga; B. Wsyte, VXamUton | Parnell ftnfl Boylan, Olaborne I Brsnnan nnd Odi, Tssnronftn md at othsr clrcos, QUKKN-STBKKT. Hotels. TjIXOHASGE HOTEL (Bettor known m tho Barbei. Hotel), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable oxponso In RK-EREOTING THIS lIOTEL, Which 13 Now Open to tho General Public Tho BILLIARD-ROOM ia admitted by compo tont judgea to bo One of the Best in Auck land ; it is extra well furnished, and oontaina ono of AtoooK's Tables (new), at a coat of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, and ia undor tho memagemont of Mb. E. Suiiman, for some timo Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. WI KS AND SPIRITS Off TUB BKST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON, Pkopbietor. Coaohbuilders, &o. JoUSINS &A.TKIN, DKSIHNKUS AND ViUILDSItj ENGLISH. AMERICAN, FRBNOH. AND | ANX OTHBIt STYLa OF OABRIAQBS, , BeWOTJBHBD 1861'



Ironmamrarv. "'•• • 1 i JU -O I ■ ?Kt, iiU^KW.H'i'KSW !<J a 6 «J 010 «H V i ■ • ! ! SAVB FOR SAL»~ i HOW AT B AMUCAPXNIO itiAMJ S \ BffKWKKS, B'OHM, GI.OHBK, A.HU VfIKU. i Aurt a Ursa* Varies m oaitnaiss. I Kocasß's locEvrooD'ij, amd Wtask%i ) t'ABLlt AND PUOKKYKUX. * % JOBKBOH'ti OKIiEBHATKD HOTSSOKB a clauk a boujKKs bauokpahb. &c, a GBimTß'a fATBKT I'StA AKD CJOff»B» » J?OTB t STAHrBD TINKKD MEAT AND i Fh Dishes, jjashnb asm Milk Fanb («i \ ahoa), Buokkts, Tubs, Fails, asd i Ovhns, Brooms, Sokubbsss, Whisom, At I HAIB, OLOTB, ABD NAIb BBVBHKa. 3 I*ARiCS, BLACKS, AND MTtfDOfc'B I OiMUKa AND UIQaiNQ 8 Q&KUKN HOBS, KkKMB, s ANUIKOWKW >' AOOOHS, PLAHUB, HAIIMKBS, BKAOR9, ] IWlffr AND iPAXBNX BITS (all ilsel), ) EiOOKa HiHGss, Nails, and Bbasswabs, ] Soorr'g Gkhdinm Whitb Lkad, 1 KAW AMD BOIbKD LIKSSKD {Oil 1 r .i. v j ) WVK PKK OSNT. IJISOODW* i Aiiawn'i 10 Oafiit Parohasent on eU Buits i nmottnUiiK so JDa. tna ocwara 1 Lime &c. IGtkound Lime i ground iamb. ! FOR SALE, ] SOUTHBAT K'S I MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND i ROCHE LIMB, , In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors , Collars, etc. (next to stono flagging, Is un rivalled (or durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work 1 is a first-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, COSTOM-HOUSK-STHKET, rpAKK NOTICU—That notwithstanding .I all that In cnld lv favour of other Malm rnngl UmCB, tbe stoMly but inoreating domnnd from sll parts of « uck-l»nd and Province, South and Australia, ia a aufflriont gnarantne a« to the BonuinesH of PUiiHAM. BINN*TrNK AUI. I 00.'.^ HYnRAPUC i.m« sror Walls, Floors and Garden Pttthß H (Uknot bb Rbbbed < ot, —lfor clroulai-a and f nrther information apply at Auckland Branch. OosSom-hoUBO-Btraet Wvst. Draporv and Olothmar /^ akd \ /~~ dkfkrrbd \\ jpaymknt 1 l\ BYBTKM. it rriAILOKS, DRAPERS, AND -» OUTFITTEHB, HOBSON. S T R E E T, (Noarly opposito Welllngton-streot), Have a Well-assorted Stook of the BEST CLASS GOODS. AH Tweods thoroughly shrunk before boinft mado up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. Tlio Deferred Payment System has been, found to bo a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to proouro necossarleß In the easlost posaiblo way. INSPECTION INVITED. JJLSTERS. g iOTHBi XJ MnUB> J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSB, Junction of Grby & Pitt Sibbbts, Has secured the servloos of a First-class Drubs maker, Mantlr and Ulsibr Goiter from LONDON, and Is tally prepared to ex eoato Orders for Ladles' and Chil dren's ULSTBRB, JAOKBTS, DRK93ES, &0., from a large Stock of Fashionable and Useful MATERIALS. ULBTKRB made from 6a 6d oaoh Children's do., from 3s 6d; Dresses, from 10a FIT, SI'YLK. AND WORK GUARANTEED. A Lot of Child ran'a Ulsters from 2s lid up A really (rood Lady's Ulster, Newmarket Snaps at 12s Bd; Dolman Ulators in variety. Ihavotho best make of Blaok VKLVffiIEEN from la lid; coloured do., 2s lid. A Speolal line In wide-width Blaok Figured Bilks, Btittablo for Mantles, at 49 lid. J. RKNDELL, 180 AND IS2. CIHEY-STREET. . Public notices. Coffee i Uoffeei Coffee i s. c.~brown, DURIIAM-STItEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILbKR AND COFFKK & SPICK mmhohant, Has Aiways on Hand and Won BAin— FLOUK, In uaoks, 1uO"b, and 50'a, " Blue" brand FLOUR,lnsaoks, 100'b, and 50'b, "Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND KOASTKD OOFFKK PKPPKR AND SPICaB.' In the mutter of COFFEE,theattentlon of the Public Is oallcd to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solloltod, Tho Mixtures are oomposod only'of tha Beat Plantation Coflbo and the Best Chloor; procurable, and may be . characterised thus— " Kasle" (tr.y best brand), nearly pnre ooffea "Ship" and "Camel," medium ooffoes of i Kro»t strength and flavour , "Castle" ana " Leopard." low medians and , common coffees. To lovers ot rosily fine Coffee, I strongly re- i commend the " KBgla" but to the general taste ' Medium coffees are found to be most acceptable, j and I say, therefore, '. Tbx thb SHIP Brand j Titr thb CAMKL Hhind i Proonralile from all Merchants and Store- , keepers, looa», nnd in tins, 4Ulbs., 281ba. lllba.. ' 71D8., 6tbP., ilbs.. bs., and lib, J /IOFFKK pOFFKB C^OinTRS ( EDUCTXON IN FIRK KAXEif, ! ' ie NEW ZEALAND INSURANOfI ,' b , . COMPANY. J t OAPITAIi .ONE MILLION STKRLINGI t FIRU BISKS taken on the moat LIBERAL j PKOMPT SKTTL'SMKNTB, 1° UNDOUBTKD BKOURITY. ' a GKO. P, PIERCE, r ManageTt f



Oonvevances. rp 1 M £ T A ii ' LE,i' 1 13AIKBKIU(iE'S 13PSS: From Union Bank—7 minutes pssi Us tsia, fe and 23 minutes to the honr, From The Thbbb Lamps-? oml In lij hoar, and ovary honr. Night Trips from TowN-J-partft H* and 1-patt H. From Union BanktoSheily minutes past 11, 20 minutes oast 2,;» ml* past 5,7 minutes past 6, and 93 mlantoitti, -•'From Bhilly BEAOH-8.30a.m Si to 9 t j^ELEGRAPH LINB OP COACiIVd LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street,' CiUßtui Waikato, New zsuuitft J W. K. (3AKTKB, ttopW". W. K. C. bega to return his slncero te j ) his numerous friends and the puNfow™ tor the liberal support he has iwJJo Ml ' commencing business, and haa to'infdm I ■ that, in order to meet(theregnii'emai!s«i™ j rapidly advancing distrlot, ha fa Mtym L BDILDINO XJ&m ADDITIONS tO JUS fW»I which, when completed, will mnka Uiem te m to none in the North Island, „, Tourists for the Hot Lake ComrtffWPj y with Saddle Horses and Buggieaonftew™* || notice; also, experienced guides aaa asm IK Buggies and Saddle Horses always <rtij«v ■ g Orders by telegram or otherwiM paspw fa attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1882.



npELEPHONR LINE uFHQVS X MAIL COAOHK, NORTH SHORE AND LAKE MIWUS'A. TIME TABMt~: "''' Leave Viotobia Whabf, Devokwkt at MS and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.«- , „ Loavo Takafcna Schoolhodsk at &«m»u a.m,, and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. Leave Devonpobt at 10.20 a.m. *J45 fa Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a g.«S*J«SK FARE EACH WAY, ONK sniLLM. V. QUICK RopricW. T^YAITMAnririNK OS COACH** ALTKRATIofroFTIMa-TABtt The Royal Mall Coach {oatrjrta||^W§ will on and after Ist January, Iwf iSE further notice, run to the i wa\m.* mr tablo:— 'hmHii Leave Cambridge for Hamilton^SJ^S way Station dally atilfift.Jn.:»ta™H£ a Station to Cambridge on arrival of JMullniJ AS£a™ Hamilton for Te AM« Thuradaya, and Saturdays, M»Js±& turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, W» days, and Fridays, s U * nu - bookino Offices : Gwynno'a Hotel, Hamilton West^C« Hotel; Te Aroha; and at n?,?'? nli3H> wood and Lako- B treeb,C|mbr| feßi proprietor. Cambridge, December . 1832 ri codmnT^J* 011 : o LEAVKB Satard&rNfeht- j ■KTEW ZEALAND XJKAINAGrN^ JN ANDMERCANTILKCOM,A^ CAPITAL ft^* Managing Director: Ow^Si. Conaulttog Dtactor: P. CUNNi»«» . ' nntt Jffc" Tho onderslanea begs to taJW^potni-j chants and others that he ™f ™esni% no* AGENT for tt" above OomWi^aJi Wt» prepared to receive o™e™T"Jj iriEan*1 * prompt attention-forGlUlN and AW. New Zealand PKO^g-^ gTKVSi^O^ Pnlon Inanrance Offloe. \ '