NINETY-SIX HOURS IN AN OPEN BOAT.

Awful Sufforinga of a Ship ■wrecked Crew in Wiaten

WiiENEVßEanypar.lcaiariynariOttingstory of shipwr:ck, or Buffering atte.", craci lo light from home, tha survivors or cMef actors a-e introduced to Mt W. Clark Kussel1, the Jnlent d author of (he ' Wreck of the Girsvenor'; 'A! ailor'g Sweetheart,' and other Idudrcd work. Th:i gentleman h now universally adrait:cd to \he facile priiiccps in a'l matters apperta'n>!? to the sea. A practical sa:lor himself, he knows and \nd:rst?nds the mercantile marine, with knowledge which is only surpassed by the graphic realism with which h;s pen seems possessed, For some-time now, Mr Kussell has under the norn da plume of ' A Sea'nrer' be ~.u contributing to lh<j ".. in don Daily Telegraph " brief sket nesoFon . temporary incident! of ac\ l!fc Ah ut I twelve months a^o wheu ihe country was stirred by' tho heroic rescue of the crew ot tlie ' Indian Chief,' Mr Clark's account oE tlie cali'strophe and (he storm preceding it, created an immense sensation, and he lias since done f*ood servica by discovciiir; and rendering famous d'ccta of modest during aud Bui'or-l'ko chivalry which, but for his e'cscriiitivo ability intuit forever have " blu'licd unsean." We propose to occ.i sionally reproduce in the Star Mr Clark's most notable sketches. They wi'l be put in thape by our London CuiTC-pondeut, forwarded regularly by nril and printed as occasion oilers Tho nrst, a regular hair-rasing nautical yarn is ap peuded hereto : — LoneUness haa many forms. It is Selkirk, imptisoncd in an island with nothing but the wash of the sutf to break the shocking alii'nc s; it is the mountain climber miss'nß h;s way, and passing the long night amid tho tremendous silence of towering ;>ills arjd black valleys ; or it is the loneliness des cribed by Byion, that of a man solitary in crowds. But what sense of solitude can equal that felt by shipwrecked men in a small open boat, surrouoded by a univer c of watcw, with no other chance for th ir livrs than such as a prsiiog ship may brin^ ? It is not the first hour, nor yot the first day ; the agony of such a tiial lies iv tbe slow maddenmg of the mind by fruitle;s expec tation ; the deception of the white shoulders of clouds, which look like shipi ai they srem to linger a moment upon the horizon before sailing above it; (he straining of the achiug srjht against the pit'less vacant sea line ; tho Eome that dcith is close at baml, though a hundred deaths may have ben suffered befo:o tho skeleton's clutch is up in the sufferer*. No kind of anguish is more terrible, and no stories catch a tighter hold of the imagination than those which iclata it. Generations have shuddered, ana gen er^tions will yet shudder over the grand aud soul-moviog derciip'ion in "D.in Juon." The raft of the Medusa is an immortal horror. The nairativcs which are pt once tho moat ftLCiDating and de prccs'ng in the marine records ate always fioie which concera the snfferinip of human beings adtift in an open boat in the midst of a groat ocean. Our shipi are of iron ; they arc propelled through the raltn se.i by a a incsistable power farter than a gale of wind would drive them; they are o! propoi lions so colossal that a any of them could sling the " tjll schippes " of our fore fathers over their sids, and stow them on skids as they stow their boats ; and yet the some Eort ot suU'erluss are enduied how by mariners ai were experienced by them in tho days when a vrssel of tlrrty tons was reckoned big enough not only to icek the Noith-Woit Passage but.to hunt rha uq uavigatcd oceans after continents. Quite roceutly I hoard a story thit seemed litter for the lipi of an ancient mariner, like Coleiitlge's than the mouth of a seaman who hves in an age in which the Atlantic is eros-ed iv eight days, and in which the Capo of Good Hope hos boon pictty ncaily extinguished by a narrow water-way across v hundred milcj of sand. Tbe hearing of it took me b.'.olc iv ima ;inaticn tj the days of tlie ship Thorcas of Liverpool, the lady llobavt packet, tho Yankee ship Pe;?'.y,tac Frcuch E.st lnoii Comp nys Prince, aud I know not how many more old crafc nh'ch a^cs s'neo beenmo phanlom v^s^cl?, (o be Wi'ccked a.ia'n and ogp*n upon the dark aud noi cle s occins of Iradiuon.

"My name," bo«an my informant, "is Wi liam Pearco. I have used the sea for above c;ght-and-t\venty yc^r, have taH. d 'n all 1 inda ot uliipa ;n a'l aorls of capacit'c.3 - boy, ordinary seaman, sailmaker, bosuns mate ; cros. d the At'jUftc teventceu tiuy s and been ropud the world oiqht; been ship wrecked thiice ; likewise overt ord dt r'ng soveu liou s of dak ie S, and pick d up at day brer k with my head la a l'febuoy; krow pretty Digb. the best.aud the wur&t of the weather that's to ba found at sea; and am, therefore capable ot taking my oath to tlrs, that of all the bid job tt>ac ever I wai in or that ever I heard of any other sailor man beiug in, there's not Max to let the sull'eriugs us men of the Bcaooner Richard "Warbiick had to endure when the foundering of that vessel obliged us to take to t'ue boat. Ihc schooner sailed from lluncora with a cargo of oo Js for Plymouth. Sho was twenty yean old, and a trille over a hundred tons bumen. There were live of a crew, and nothing particular happened anlil we were, abreasc of the li:istol Channel, when there blew up a heavy qole of wi'id from tho east'ard, There's no c U to describe it; it was of the regular k:nd, full of wet, and raising a sea a sight t o big for a vessel of oue hundred tons pretty bijh clv ck-a-block with coal and witn twenty ye^rs of hard m.c in her hull. How ever, we scap:d through that gale and two or three more that followed fait, until one morning we were somewhere betwixt the Scilly Isles and the Cornwall coast. It was dark, thick weather, blowing and raining hord, the sea rough, bitter cold—as you may calculate it was, the month beins; January —and everything invisible that was mo>e ttnn half a mile off, The wind wai K;.st and JVo.tb, aad we wore ratchiag along under very small canvass whtm, Leiuj; turned in, ai it wai my watch beiow, a id the land o' Nod elate abo. id, I was rous d up by a loud cry on deck and a tremendoi i ciaib, I tumbled up as test as ever I could pelt, and found the schooner goiog do via and the men getting the only boat we. earned overboard, It was no time for questions. You could feel the yes el sett hug under your feet, just like standing on soft mud and sinning in it. The seas were washing over' the deck, and growing heavier as her bulwarks sank lower. There was nothing but whita water to ba teen on the starboard bow—no rocks, nothing show ing above the froth ; but 1 didn't want any one to to.l mo tuat we had run foul of the Seven Stones. There was no time to do more than launch the boat and roll into her. Dcly wa-. the last man in, and scarce had he jumped when the schooner plumped clean out of sight, goiig down like a deep tea lead, so suddenly that it took my breath away, There's no sensation worse than that a man feels when he looks for the ship he's been forced to abandon and liads her vanished under the se • 'Ihe occ.n never seems so wide a- then. Xhb whole world appears to bo made of water. Sailors are a chv.s of men liit'o to talking, at.d when they come clear of such jobs as this they say next to nothing ab-iut j it, and to people think that either they're : men without the capacity of f e!ing, or else their sullcriugs were nut equal to what might b3 supposed. Had people who taka these views b;cn ia that boat along with us, tUey'd look sharp iv altering their opinions. The suddeness ol thj dica~ter- our being one moment safe, and the next lo:sing on the sea in a sin 'It boat, with the schooner gone, nothing saved but what we stood in, not a morsel of food nor a drop of dunk, of any k;nd, the wind blowing lit to freeze the eyes out of our heads, every mother's son of us soaked to tho skin, and drifting fast away towards the Atlantic-took our senses away for a spell. We sat holdfn'' on and staring like daft men. The captain was the first, lo rally. He called out, ' A Dad job; it's a bad job, lads 1' several tinic*, and then said, ■No use letting her diivc too fast. We mustn't let her blow away into tUo ocean; and with that we lashed the two oara to the painter and ilung thun overboard. This brought her head to wind and slowed hor drift; but, for all that, every hour was cnying in fuither and further towards Ihe open sea, and away from the Scilly Isles and the Cornish coast, which were our best chance, so (hat all tho hope that was left us was being picked up by a passing vessel. Yet there conld be no worse month in the year than January for that likelihood. How long were the gales and the frost goiaetto let us last ? We wore far to the nor'ard of the iairway, ia a part of the sea that every vessel was bound to give a wide berth to. The weadicr, as I hive said, was so thick that you couldn't sea half a mile oft", and though of course it was sure to clear in lime aud opun out the horizon, bo that vessels could louk around them, tho question was v/heio should wo bo when it came on fhio?

" Unlike a good many others who have gouu ttirouf>)i such dreadful racsaes as this, our sufferings began the momeat we

tumbled into the boat. In the highest latitudes that ever I w. s ia I never felt such cold. Had the wator been fresh out clothrs would have froze into coverings of ice. The air was full of spray, and squills of sleet would come rolling up. We eat in the bji tom of the boat in a lump, to keep her steady, aid for the shelter ot one another's bodies, and those who were to windward — thit h, in the fore parf—would tbift uom time to timo, and others take their place. We bad no mast nor sail, notbing bnt I he two oars we rode to. It was a Monday, and all through tho dojliqht we sat lifting our eyes above thoKunwales and trying to pleice tho haze, for a vessel. It was blowing about ha'f a gate of wind and it kept.steady. Now arm then we'd ship a dose of water, and bale it out with our caps; but itke;t our feet soaking, and I reckon it wa. worse than being without boots at r'l. The boat did wel', and the oars were a kind of break water, and helped her. After lour in the afternoon the night drew on. We never could get used to the darkness, The day light wai bad enough, but the night nude our aufferiog maddening. The wind, when the tea was black, would take the feel of solid ice; we couldn't see one another, and that made talking a kind ot loolishnes-, and so we never spoke, which caused every oiie to feel lrmseit a lonely man upon the sea. Likewise the noije of the water would sound stronger. In the daytime I touk no notice, but at night I'd find my, elf HsteniD" to tho crying of the wicd up in the dark and the hissing that rose all over the ocean from the jreaking ot tho waves. I don't know what my mates did ; but that first night I never closed my eyes, uevcr tri; d to shut tbeui, never thought of sleep. I tvw the dawn come, but tho haze was too thick i<> let the light show on the horizon ; it was overhead ai well aa around, when the morning broke; there wins no d- rknes 1 that you'll find hanging in the west at daybreak Indeed I believe the sun was up above the sea be> fore any tight came, s« tbicfc it wa<i. / H the men were riwake, and drcidful thoj looked, rs of course 1 did One of them was named Burke. I nojicsil him at once, aud thought he was dy'ng. He laj athwartslrpt vuth bis back against th( starboard side ot tha bo»t, and there WjS t strange workiug in Irs fingeis, like thi movement of a woman's hands operrng I skein of thread. The cap'ain aaid * ifoi uod's (diets look around, lads, and see i there's anything in. sight.' The sea rat bigh, and made it dangerous lor anj of us to stand up, for fear of cap sizing the boat; so we huag over thf gunwale with our chin) on a level with it and stared into the driving smother witl all our might; but there wai nothing to be seen but the breaking seai when we were hove up, and trie water standing like wall on citner hand when we dropped into th troughs. All at once Burke ;sat up ao< began to situ; out for a drink of wa'er. Hi talked as if he believed we had it am wouldn't sivo it, which was the_ firs sign of his insanity. The Captain tried ti pacify him, spejking very kindly, and seek ing to cheer him. ' We have outlived a da; and a tight,' stid he. 'Keep up you heart, mate ; we may have a thousand-toi ship under us before it comes dark again.' But Burke kept on crying far. water, sayinj that he was dying for it, and pointing to hi throat, and then falling on all fours, bo put liia face to the salt water wushing about ii the bottom of the boat and sucked up sevora mouthfuls. Well, it seemed to do him m hurt aud he lay quiet. Soon after tlm spied somclihig knocking about in the so a few fathoms aitern, and called the skip per's attention to It. He said it was one o some kegs of butter that had been abop.rd th schooner, fo we pulled tbc oats in am dropped dowu to it and picked it up. W< broKe it open aod ate ihe butter in hsttul's, being mad with hunger; bat it was as sal as brine, and the effect of it was to uinki our thirst rasing. Tha knife we bad use( to open tbc keg lay in the bottom of thi boat; and Burke, on a sudden turning over seized hold of it, jumped up and felt upoi the captaio, He hit him one t, but the knifi didu't pierce through the thick jacket thi skipper had on, and, before he could mi*< his hand again, we dragged him down am kneeled upon him. There was no worsi pan iv nil that dreadful time than this The mairuau's face was a terrible Eight aloiott black it was ; he snapped about bin with bis tco h, and his erica and curse were things it biincs the sweat upon m; faco to talk about. Think of our situation mad witli thirst ourselves and struggling with a madman, a killing northeaster blow ing like knives through our frozei bodies, the sea leaping and roaring at omul us, and no thing between us aud the bottom bat the little old boat we were in. We were toe wojk, and in too much suffering ourselves, to remain holding the madman down, am finding him quiet we let go, and squattcc oie close to another for warmth; bu scarcely had we hauled off from the poo W etch when he jamps np and throws him self 01, erboard, * Mind !' . shouted thi skipper, ' one's enough I 1 fearing that i we all got to the side Burke had leapei from we should upset the boat. X was the nearest, and as he came up close I Icauf ( over, and got him by the hair, and draggei him into the boat. He was pretty nigl dtad, and gave us no more trouble. "Weil, sir, the night came down i second time, finding us living, but withou the looks of live men. I made sure . should never see another day break. Mi thirst was not 60 sharp as it had bean ; bui 1 don't know whether the dull throbbing ii my throat, the kind of lockjaw-feeling it my mouth, the burning in my tongue a: though it were a lump of hoc iron, was nol more torturing than when the craving was fiercer. All night long it tlew i strong wind, with now and thei a aquall of sleet and rain, anc hour after hour two of the men, Fat sons and Daly, were groaning in tho bot torn of the boat. When the light came, I looked to see who was alive, and my cyei falling on Burke, I called out, ' Dead! The captain leaned down and said, ' Yes he's gone, He's the hrat. God have merq upon us 1' and catching hold of my shoulde; he stood up to search the sea, but the hazt was as thick as it had been al the time, and he threw himsel down with his hands over his face Presently, looking ,at the body, hi said, 'We mast bmy him; but first, hvj lads, let us say a prayer for him and fo: ourselves.' We all knelt while the captaii prayed, and when he had done we lifted tbi body and let it go overboard, The madnesi that thirt-t creates broke out strong in Dalj and Parsons whoa the body was gone, anc down they dropped as Burke had, anc lapped up the salt water ia the bottom o; the boat like dogs would. The captain im plorcd them not to drink, but they nevei heeded him nor me, who likewise entreatcc them. However, no harm seemed tc come of it. Wei1, sir, there's no need foi me to describe that Wednesday nor oui third night in that open boat. Thursday morning came, making the fourth day, anc to onr joy the weather cleared, the wine shifted and moderated, and the sea wem down, w c got the oars in, rigged up one &i a mast, and two of us haviag oilskir coats on, wo joined them so as to form £ sail, made a yard of the other oar, and putting tho boat before the wind, whicb was blowing a light breeze from the southard headed, as the captain judged, for the Irish coast. All the day long wo (kept a wild look-out, as you may reckon, for any passing ship, but never ooce, not iv the furthest distance, did such an . object heave in sight. We might havti^beeu sailing in the middle oi the Pacific. Nature in us was almost numbed. We had came to such a pass that we were too taint and exhausted to feel the craving of hunger and thirst. At least I can speak for myself, and it's In that way I account for my suffering less at the end than I did at the beginning of the dreadful time we went through. It was still cold, but nothing like the bitter cold of. the gale and the heavy seas and squalls. We reckonedby the sun that the wiud hung steady, and we let the boat slip before it; that was all that could be done ; if we were to sail at all we were bound to keep the breeze over our stern, seeing there was nothing to draw but a couple of oilskins secured to the oar. But the coming on of Thursday night was like the bitterness of death itself, sir. Indeed it was. All day long we had reckonod upon sighting something before tho sun went. Every hour we had hoped, and prayed, and believed, would heave up some sort of vessel to come to our rescue; and, therefore, when it drew up black, only a few stars among the slow clouds, and we were brought face to face with another long winter's night, my heart failed me altogether; 1 felt that there was a curse upon us, and that we were doomed men, singled out to die of famine, the most cruel of deaths, because the longest. Think of ninety-six hours in an open boat, ia January, in the Chops, a north-east ga!e blowing most of the time, with nevtr a morsel of food ex cept the salt butter, and no drink but the salt water washing In trie boat? i Aud yet when tho l'riday morning came we were still alive, the captain steering, donbled up with f nintucss and the cold, his knees against his mouth, aud his head loll ing for want of strength in his neck; Daly and Parsons lying still as dead men under tbo thwarts, aud mo in the bows, too weak and broken-hearted even to cast my eyes around the sea to notice ii there was a

vessel m Bight The mornm* VißgfA ~ afternoon passed. Were we to t n tt! th9> another night J The son was wlSfe* an hour of hi, set ing wh £ J*JjNfif was leaning his breast upon th« ' wlu> Hood upright aud p i,too. His J^, full of froth, and a. he tried tn^w'W foamflcwoutof fcUlipaS'Mfe •spoke ; it was naught but a kinrl ofi^ 1" rattle ia his throat? We all fift? f^' drcction he pointed to, aid ,iWi^ sailing-vessel heading right down t ■ ® ;How we watch.d her ! a^ otZtfrj'' up, never opeakiog, and oaly m ov a.nW ,the roll and tiw ot iha " W ■ took her an hour lo approach us, and,l, l' she hove 03 a line; but her »M *• Ming us aboard, b one of U3 could «T W Nutning but the excrtement ofT**s had allowed us to stand Theinom^ line m, in the bout and we were 2i hl jwe all became as helplesa : a bob „ BS e •vescel's name fir? she wa , tbc L?' barque Urad Karlovak, commanded I' 8 ■humane*a man that I f ee l Xt ~'" 'when I. think of his kindnSa fa? poor miserable shipwrecked Cti? sailors. That's the story, sir or u?T M it as there is aay Ctt ll to ,?.* Five days and four nights ia themoSftrf January, m an open hoat, most of the «Jf UomnS heavily ! The tile's kn o^ Plymouth -its known at Eunoor^ known to Me Hoppms, the a--eiit «f I! 1 Slupwiocked Marine> S ! Soc'cty l?'^ 8 mou.h. And HI tell you someblZ its known to, sir—someone as'll «».„, every word 01 i^-and that's me," " i ; ! I ; . i I I i 1 . I I I i ; i i i I ; E i

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fAuctionaii Vi Si OOOHRAHB JAS, DAdRI . TUESDAY, MARCH 6. NEW FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, DBVON-STREKT, NKWXONt riIHE Subscribers have received instruct A. tions from tho owner, who is leaving tho Colony, to sell by public auction, at the Land jvr-M-t, Fort-atroet, on Tuesday, March 6th, at U O'clock, A NKW COTTAGS of four rooms, veran dah, &c, 400 gallon tank, in Devon-ut.. Newton (pirt of Balloy's paddock), erected on Lot No. 10, 33 feet to Devon nt.rt-et. and now in the occupation of Mr, Floldsend, B&.MUEL COCHRAKE & SON. AuctioKotri. W, 8. OOOHBAKBj UAS. DAOBK WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7. WATER ENGINE, WEIGHING MACHINE. THE Subscribers will sell, at tbeir Roomß Fort-street, on Wednesiifty, tho 7th March, at 11 o'clook. By- Order of the Trustees In tho Eefcate Of Mr. Holder: A FIRST • CLASS WATER KNGINE, Searlr newrand but little worked^ - to Els horae-power. manntaotured by 2 Mossw. Frico Bros.: Welshing Maohlno, ißaok Holder, and Grindstone. SAMUEL CO~CHRANE & SON, Auctioneer*. wTo, OOOHBANB.3 ~ (JAMK3 DAORIC MONDAY, MARCH 12. I"T Order Of tho General Church Trni t, ALLOTMENTS. MANUKAU, ST. STEPHENS. AND BRIGHTON ROADS, TO BE UIA.SED FOR 21 YEARS. THE Subscribers have received inistruc tiom to offer for leaec by public auotlon, at tha i.and Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, March J2tb, at IS o'clock. For a term o£ 21 years, for Business Pnrposcs— TOUR ALLOTMENTS, corner ot Manukau Hoad and St. George's Bay Road, having frontages to the Mannkau Road of from 83 feet to 91 feet each, For a term of 21 years, for Residence Sltoe— TfIRKE ALLOTMENTS on St. Stephons' Road. Immediately opposite tho property ot Me B. Ireland, with an average frontage of 81 feet eaoh THREB ALLOTMENTS on tbe Brighton Road (above Mr k, O. Wood's property), with an average fro 3 tage ot 55 feet t aoh. Plans and oondltlona of lease can ba noon at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. R. C. GREENWOOD, HAS been instructed by the AUCK. EAND HARBOUR BOARD to cell by auction, at the Offices of the Board, Fort-Btreet, On Friday, the SOtn March, 18S3, at noon, THE LWASK. for a Term of FIFTY YEARS, Subject to the provisions ot "Tho Harbours Aot, 1878," ot a portion of the Foreshore on the North Shore of the Auckland Harbour for the purpose of a SUGAR uimNERY. Conditions of sale, draft lease, and p'«m of fore shore will be on view at the Offices ot the Bom.'. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. CHOICE THOROUGHBRED MARES. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Hay market, on Friday, March 9. at twelve o'clook, BROWN MARE TOI, with foal at foot by Musket. Stinted to Rand wick. BAY MARE XANTIPPE, foal at foot by Cap-a-pio. Stinted to Randwick. For full pedigree see Stud Book. A.LFJSED BUCKLAND. ftOUNTRY CATTLB SALES. Waluka-Saturday, March 3 Pukekohe—Monday March 12 Pokeno-Monday, March 19 Drary—Wednesday, March 21 Papatura—Wednesday, March 23 ALFRED BUCKLAHD. SATURDAY, MARCH 10. POKENO. "MilOR SALE, at the residence of Mr. J. F MoNolsh, on Saturday, March 10, at 11 o'clook. THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOCK :- The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion BLAIR ATHOL Heavy Draught Mareß in foal to Blair Athol 3 Light Draught Marcs la foal to Blair Athol 2 Medium Draught Filllea. 2 years old 1 Yearlings by Blair Athol 2 Farm Geldings 3 S-yearoiA Medium Fraught Colts A Child's PODy and Foal A Good Rlrtlns: Haok 17 Cows, In milk and In call 18 Two year-old Helfera Aynhira Bnll Berkshire Boar and three Ho wo 2-horae Dray Hornsby Plough Two-horse Grubber and Roller Sundries 100 bushels Oats 30 bushels Wheat. A Conveyance will meet the Train at Pokeno on arrival of Auckland Train, Luncheon Provided, ALFRED BUCELAND. ' TUESDAYS, IBS HA V M ABEEI, SALE OF WOOL^ SHEEP-SKINS HIDK3 AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'clook, ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. PICTURES, CLOCKS, ETC. ETC. For the benefit of whom it may concern. Ex B,s. Gulf of Finland, G. W. BIWNEY aAS icceivecl instiuctiona to fell, at Meaurj John Rel't v jfi Cn.'a Warohouu, Qaeen-atreat. on Monday, Ma-ch 5, at eleven o'eloak, e)A FRAM'iI) IHIR'MO PICTUREa -"* C KaVf'i ii.d llo,m," 'iitaUlce tnd ltoadl'd"! -|O OIL P^JNTiNGJ, by Uutoh Ait!st3 4 MARULE CLOOKi A PAIPS BnONZK FIGURES AND 4 GROUPS h OPERA GLAP.3E3 o FI3LD GLASSSS Terms Cash. * Wednesday, april 4. city of auckland, jsbven building allotments, situate in hepburn-street. three buildito allotments, situate in lower beresford-street. g. w/binney HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer for sale, at his Booms, lower Qneen-atreet, at noon on Wednesday, April Ith next, IHB LEASE FOR 33 YEARS o£ the following Allotments:— Lots 33 and 31,11x3 by 15a feet in depth, situate in Hepburn-street (below tho residence of Mr Thomas Macky). Lots 22 to 27: 5 Allotments below the above, •with frontages of 38ft. 6in. to Hepburn street, by a varying depth ot 99 to 130 feet. These large allotments aye well situated in a faishlx. respectable and improving neighbour hoodvclose to the Western Park, Government School, &c. 1 . ~~~ The aireotion of intending purchasers is di rented to one of tho conditions of Lease, viz,: ONE-THIRD THE VALUE OF THE BUILD BIGS ON THE GROUND AT THK EXPIRA TION OF THK LTS ASE IS X'AYABLE TO THE HOLDER OF THE LEASE. Terms and conditions of sale, and plan of Allotments, may be viewed at the Ofllco of the Town Clerk, on and alter tho Uth inst., and at the Sale Booms of the Auctioneer on the day of Sale,



Auctioaa. __ B. TONKS, R. O. OABB. B. D. TONKB TUESDAY, MAFCH 6. FIJI SOG£K. FIJI SUGAK. PENAUG, HEW A, /ND A^CHOK ESTATES, B. TONKS «Ss CO \\ > ILL Sell on 1 ucsday, the 6th instant, YV at II o'ol-Tfc. 2C33 Ma's ot^te, f.-om tioab •vo estates. B. TONES. K. O. CAER. B. D. TONES TUESDAY* MAKCH 0, HiLL AND EVANS' VINEWAR MEINS' TINNED MEATS MOIR'S FLOUr. B. TONKS & CO, » »/ ILL Sell on Tuesday, the Cth instant, VV atllo'oloofr, 40 Barra's Hill nnd Xv na" V n-rar 10 f'ci Mm .v Monti — B ef, Mntron, Rtsoles, Sco., &o, GO Saoiiß Vlulr'a Fluu '. TUBBUAV, M.VhCH. «. BPEWERS' CKYSTALBI BKEWBRS' CRYSTALS! ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. B TONKS &. 00. WILL sell on Tuesd'iy, Match 6, at 11 o'clock, 253 MATS BUKWKIiS' CRYSTALS. WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 7. ON ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS. NEW ENGIAND ORGAN CO, B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Wednesday, the 7th instant, at 11 o'clock prompt, ONE NEW ENGLAND OUGAN, 17 stops, specially adapted for Chnroh or Sohool Sorviccs THIIBE DOMINION ORGAN CO/S ORGANS ONE PIANOFORTE, by Charles Cadby Withont Resorvo. Without Reserve. B, XONKS, X, O. OAUB, B, D, TONHH WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 7. Ex Sam Mendel, EXTENSIVE SALE OF TINGLISII TTtUKNITURE, XIiNGLISH £ UKNITUKEI JUST IANDED, EX ABOVE VKSSKL, Comprising Elegant Toilet and Dioss'ng Tablo Dining Tabloa Snlloa—Drawliiß and Dining Mimic Stools GIH Chimney Ulafi'ea Ovormant Ip, Girandoles Hearth Rnge, Mats &c, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, TO BOOT AND SHOE MANDFAC TURERS AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE SALE OF LADIES' AND GENTt.' BOOTS AND SHOES, French, German, and English Makes. GABRIEL LEWIS BAS received instrnctlons to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and ITlrth'B Mills), Lowor Qncou-Bireot. on the above late, at 11 o'clock. 6 Tin-'u of Lidl- 3' Kid BaUon B( ita 1 do do Glici do do 3 do Maids' K'd bw\ G'ico K'd 10 do J -.diet.' y d K'^el'o Sides 2 do Ladles'll!-h K\ a Pol'^li Boala B do I \i\e-~ O. otd Phcsa i do Cor 'C. fXid TopPxtord Shoos 5 do <? en'i'Ci'tKh-'tlo Side Boat! 10 do Lflios'l/''," •"jßoom i do L\-Jlc)' Mt ifc K'd FoDtB fi do In'uufi" Rid Bootl and Sbccs 5 do t; 9hmera tfouioßoo'i 10 dT Lallt ', Gtr!.", end Maids' Goods Terms at Sale. Tfco Anctlonesr c Ms patton'ar attention to this flp'o, bf.'n: one of tbe 1 ss lots ever offered la AaokUnd, both lor style i.nd rock?. AT AN EARLY DATE. A SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN ■*»■ ORGANS. Fmt>class Make, GAB KIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. Itime, &c. G sound Lime. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'B MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wet work i is a first-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, Cr/STOM-HOTJSE-STREET. "JUMBO. 1%/TAHURANGI HYDRAULIC LIME. Ail Mahurangi Limes Are Not Alike. The Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) beg to inform Builders, Contractors, and tho General Public, now that they have got a good start made and their quarry properly opened out, they aro most desirous that proper tests be made of the different Mahurangi Limes, and the best be specified. The W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur chasers not to believe mere interested assertions as to this or that lime being tho best in the market, but to put them to the proof, and they are quite content to abide by tho result. J. P. KIDD, Agent, 83, Queen-street. Town Yard, Customhouso-street Weßt (next Sims and Brown's). HYDRAULIC LIME TRADr^MARK AUCKLAND, N.Z. rg^HIS LIME is a Natural Uement, suit- JL abla for Concrete BuUoings* lirlokwork, Plastering Buildings, Tanks, &o. It 18 ground the Finest, and is THK BKBT LIME IN TaE MARKET. la leply to the Dopalar ballet that all Limes from MahuranKl are alike, we aak—"Are all qnartz reefs, or &re lands in the Bame district, alike?' In Kurope, all Hydraulic or Cement Limes are tested beforo ueiug, and the best specified. Why should not tho eamo rule bo followed here? Per onblo yd. Concrete Foundations cost from .. 158 to 25s Hrlok Foundations cost from .. 30a to 33s Conoroto Boildlnga cost from .. 23s to 253 Brick Buildings cost from .. 83a to 85s Conorete Buildings. Plastered, &o, will not exoeed 10 per cent over wood. Circular explaining treatment sent to any ad dress, or the fullest information given at the office. ' Lime supplied wholesale or retail. Special terms to Dealers and Contractors taking cargoes direct. Aleo on Sale, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &O, JOHN WILSON fc CO. _ 81, Qneen-Btraet VI 1 VRAU LI C LIM K. MEBBRS PULHAM, BANNATYNIS & CO., Of Mahurangi, be« to notify that tlmv are pro pared to execute orders for their HYDUAUJjIO IjIMK. either at the Kilns or at their Auoklnnrt Ijranoh, CUBtonihouao-strcot Wast, whoto all particulars mar ba obtnlntd. Ao this Lime Is now go well known In tho Market, P. B. & Co. truut that A) olilteuts. Bullderp, aud Coctraotora will Hive them a fair share o{ their support. N.B.—Uraln Pipes, Tiles, Urloks, and tian* always n Stock



Government Land Sales. _ I icSmTwiPii' "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION LMID DISTRICT 0? AOC*' NJ* SALE OF TOW.f, BUBUttP-N, ANU RURAL LANDS. Crown Lands Offloe, -, AuoklandS Febrttiuy it, 1883. I hereby notify that ifcß Towr, Bal *»--' n, and Kurnl JUiduS montl inert In \M Sonounle boreundor w'll bo off ci for f - b' I'ab'lo ,Autt f \ai f s <flle. pi AIONIMY, the 2id day t.I ap ' noxi, Mtlnr-"ur U'.oi' oo"l tv iho 10-inWn< D.A.TOLE, Commissioner o* CiOwn Lands. HOHKDUI.B, EAST TAUPO COUNTY. Town oir Taupo. 81-jok V'TI--'. .i-.in.-i I. It in; 2, Ir Jp; 3. lr ti>; -1. lr-lp; v, ir Ip; n. Ir4p; 7, lr-.lp; 8.1. ij ; 9, Lip; 10.'-ip. Wools XIV.— (oflon 4, It 8p; 5, It 8p; 8, Ir Bp;7. lr Bp;S. lr Bp;9, lr So; 10. lr8p; 11, lr 8p; IS, lr 3p: IS. J r lip; H. lr 2p. 81-cfe XTii.-S.-o i <a i. lr 8p; 5, VBp; 6 lc 8p; 7, lr8p;8, l B,>; 8, lr 8p; IU, Irbp; 11, U 8p; Vi, lr 2o; IS, lr 2p; li,'. 20. blookXX.- eoHM 1- Sp( fi. lr B,>[ 0 1 • B*>: 7. Irßpj 8. lr 8^;B, 1" 8p; IU. lr Bj>; Hi 1 sp; 12 Ir2a: 13 1 Bpj U.lttv. B.ookJ£X<H.— t.UonO. TBp; 7. li-8p; 10. 1; 8p; 11. lr Bii ;!!,»' 2|i; 13,1 • 2p; H li- in. ! beokXXV'.-S-oith 2, lr; 8, J.r. i, ! ; 5, lr; l, lr; 7. ir; U) Sip: H-,273! 12, 3->p; i 3, 3/p; 14. lr 2p; if>. l-fiu; i(S, Sty; 17, SJp. islcokXXVH— roituul, H-2p; 2 1r7p;3,1T 12': 1 trl7u;B Ir2.p; 6,lrlbp. Upset inloo £JJ ua ao o. Sl, iscads or TAura. Ufletot Prioe. Section, a, k. v. ii b. d. 1 SOD 15 0 0 2 fi 0 U 15 0 0 3 « 01 15 0 0 4 SOU 13 0 0 WAIPA COUNTY. TOWN OV KIHIKIUI, I its. 2^13.117. )>; 12 la; 11, <«; ?C, la; 17. H; 21, la It Sloi 25, la; 20, la; 27.3r1p; 23.1«: «l. I'; 31. Is: 33, la: S3. 1%; 3d, la; 37. la; 45, U: 40. la; 48, la: 3.8, la; Wi, US.p; 339, la. Up. 3t rr.'ce, A'O tn me. WAIPA COUNTY. Town op Tk Kobe. Upsot price. Section. Ai k. p. js s. d. Block i i 010 7100 5 0 10 7 10 0 waipa county. Town ok cambbidoe West. Upsot price. Lot. a. it, r. An. d. 91 10 0 SO 0 0 111 10 0 30 0 0 883 10 0 SO 0 0 •::■'•> too 30 o o 290 10 0 30 0 0 312 10 0 MOO 311 10 0 30 0 0 WAIKATO COUNTY. Town ok Camdhidqk East. Upsot Price. Lot. A. n. i. £ a. il. ;:ill 0 3 5 23 8 0 fill 0 0 13 !950 602 0 0 12 2? 0 0 1)03 0 0 10 'li 10 0 UOl 0 0 11 13 15 0 105 0 0 12 15 0 0 1-Ofi 0 0 13 16 5 0 DOT 0 0 14 17 10 0 ens o o 10 'j.i o o Mil 0 017 21 5 0 CIO O 0 17 21 5 0 fill 0 0 15 18 15 0 612 0 O 12 15 0 O (U3 I) 0 10 12 10 0 fill 0 0 10 11) 5 0 015 0 0 8 14 0 0 till) 0 0 14 24 10 0 W4HT4.TOO3UNXY. Township or tUKa.Biiu. J053.1r6p: 1,2"17 ps Mr2Ji; 17.1r; 13, lr; 2. lr; 22 1: 27,1; iU 1; 25,1; ffl. lr; 17. Ir; 38, lt;3'J, lr; :o, lr; 4?,1n 43, ir; 41. 1-; 45, lr ;<I. lr ; *T, Ir; ti\ Iv i 61. t!| 8, l.'i 03, lr; 64, lr;Ei. lr;0', It; 6), lr; 1). lr; 71, lr. Upjot ptli o, fi ;0 p t sere. SUBUIIIIS OF lUNOIIUIU. Lot 1, 1% 3. lOp ;2.7a 5r 16J ;1 41 lr Oo ;6, 2» lr Cop ; 7.Si I.'; 8. 9 jOr 39.) : 8 13i 5r 37p ; 10, la 2 • 39i>: 11 2a 2r 2Ju ; 13. ti Of 92p. Upiot p Job, £3i.eiOCia WfiiNGARt I COUNTY. Town ov amo. Uoset Price. Lit a. r. p. £ t. d. 17 0 0 E9 7 6 3 fi! 0 1 18 10 17 fi L,B 0 10 7 10 0 HOffliNGA COUNIY. Town or BoKUvat. Upset Price. Lot. A. B. P. * s. d. <J3 0 1 IB 10 10 0 Subject to £30 (o^ l-nprovemcnts. MANAKAU COUN'iY. SUBCFBS OF MXBCBR. Lot. Upsst Prif 8. i. b. p. c n. a 10 3 3 15 12 0 0 18 3 03i 9 li 0 17 3 0 12 9?5 0 j.s ,t lvi inio o 10 2 Si.2 0 0 0 2! 3 0 0 9 0 0 11 3 121 10 10 0 21 . S 0 0 800 WIIICATO COUNTY. PABISH 0* WHAKCUMiBIfO. Vpeot Prioo. Lot, A. B. P. . £>. d. 181 31 0 35 17 * 8 195 £97 0 0 I<B 12 6 19J *-2 011 111 2 B 107 2 8 026 141 2 6 200 888 2 6 Ul r ( 831 99 2 10 49 17 6 352 ' ( 3 3 0 38 17 0 3VI 70 3 5 ?5 10 0 3CI 52 1 24 : 0 10 0 3 5 191 3 0 05 17 8 ;■ 8 65 1 13 31 16 0 357 49 1 8 21 V> 0 333 11 3 0 10 17 6 DK3OBIPTION 01' t'AHD.—SCO'IOU 1811 Swamp. SCO lon 195: lGSao.ojbußti Bndawump, 122 tcroi swamp;remainder, opej. 193: 117 acre. traih and swamp, 92 antes swamp; umsiuder, m: nk». 1671123 tortJ bush iid swamp, 68 aorej sw»mp; leira'ader, mmnks. 20 i: 10 aoi' l bash and nwamp, 196 ajwa srrsmp; it- - mrinder, rnsnoks. iH: 66 aaroi buh; io msbder, opec 352 v, a 353: light bu;ti, pat ><r swamp. 351: S eoie3 open; reminder. Hjht bu-h and swamp. (55: 8 acrajopen; r.malsaer, liKhibush atidiwsmp. 358: 2J itr 3opan: re ma'ndsr, swamp. 357: i «prei bn?h, 7 tores swamp; l^mrlnder, o»eD. 353: 13 Lexoj bush, 6 ao.ej xwunp; iemal jfler, open. PABIHH OB- K^UKUIBOi. Lot. A. Bl P. « «. '\ Mi SO 0 I 100 0 0 Si A 17 3 B 35 11 6 DiSCEIPTION OP hA«O.—FIiX tfii ttf nek* nwamp, with Bud and ohy aa'itoll; accis^ible by kii ~ BAQL&N COUNTY. Pa< sh os- Ka. Amu, Lot. a. n. p. c t. a. USA 25 0 0 23 0 0 De CRiPTioif of Li' d. — Ab-u« iwo-thlrds baiii; r.mauder. to.a; muztlrbroken am. MANUKAU COUNTY. PAX:SH OF Vftl.UA, Up* -t p.-lco, Lot. t. B. p. £ f■ d. « 51 2 8 151 10 0 El 19 0 0 272 10 0 7d 14 2 0 '8 0 0 U 27 0 0 U8 0 0 75 77 0 0 '31 0 0 Description of Land.-Lot! 48. 51. and 75, mixed ton i». tather bwlcen. we'! wa' o«d. Lot 731 '1 wo-tyrda toco, t, r^mslndoc ferj. watsrod, ttJte-slbto by rosfl. L't 74: In>v t-fonrtbs forest, temilidcr foio, watered, aad atco-Jb.o by to^d. Parish of Manqatawcihi. Up.-ot prl"j, I ot. A. It. P. £ B. d. !91 tl J. 0 68 0 0 Di.BoctPiioN or I and.—Fein Ln?, Itinfrg on Groat E.nth K.j 1. WAITEIfATA COUKTY. PABISH OF "WA PAKETOA. Uvsitpr/'o, L)t. a. f. p. fir d. 115 10 2 0 15 15 0 Hi 11 018 12 4 0 1)7 10 0 0 Zl 0 0 l<g 10 0 0 2') 0 0 I' 9 15 1 8 2i 19 0 120 18 321 23 7 0 121 « 032 31 16 0 12H 79 0 16 9i 17 6 121 « 2 32 W 1 0 L-S ft 2 8 8i 16 6 126 153 0 0 I6i 15 0 127 191 2 0 259 7 6 12i 223 SO 223 15 0 Db-orifiion of Land.—lot 115 tj 121: Opoii, undnlatins Is'id. 125 : Bive ao.ei foreit, and Temalcder open. l? 01 Twenty cores fort t, remelnder open. 127: Thirty aor^i (crest, remainder open. 128: All forest. TbtM seotioc] ard Utnattd a-ound Swaaon (tall war Btatlon, Parish of Msibeiahi. UpEot prlei. Lot. f. r. r. & c. d. M. pn. 11 111 2 SO 13 1 0 47 1030 0 0 257 10 0 Description ok Land.—Opon land, covered with Horn and scrub. PABISH OF WAIONBKE. Upset prico Lot. A. K. P. £ B. d. 22 327 1 0 81 17 0 Dkscbiption of Land.—Four acres light bush, remainder covered with short-fern. Parish of pahemobemo. Upset price. Lot. a. B. p. £ s. d. 131 43 2 25 4315 0 132 41 22» 4115 0 m 53 3 34 54 0 0 131 22 232 22 15 0 133 56 0 8 £6 10 133 a 832 4715 0 137 50 2 38 50 15 0 1$ 46 0 0 IS 0 0 ™ d 2 2 0 42 10 0 Ul 33 3 28 33 15 „ 140 25 1 0 2a 5 0 147 29 0 1G 29 5 0 148 55 3 0 55 15 0 11U 48 2 9 48 15 0 150 43 1 0 43 5 0 162 25 120 25 10 0 ,153 56 1 39 56 10 0



Government Land Sales- DBaacßiPTios op LtKD. — Prlnol r:.l'y np^o undulating Isr.i, with anal gun.'ties of ti-t-oi aorab In tbo gu To". The o ssotlom c~ j Blinded lit Lno-n*C:-:ilr. Iho m-li io:d f'om ettkos Point to Lucjb"Ouek I-ukoo1:", tho l>'.:of. PAHIBIt Of MIICAiAr;. Upotp.'co. . t ■' a. r. I*. * d ("• • a hi io in bo &3 23 8 0 fDlg 0 | 102 111 0 0 Sr 6 0 jO3 If 3 0 173 0 0 in 73 20 a;is o i lit ii o a si o o la 73 2 0 ?9 1-i 0 ! $■3 J!9 0 0 0110 U 100 63 0 0 lit 0 0 IS 131 3 0 f8 1G 3 D si upnosoF'asd.—SoottonS3:Ai v h; co tv -a a good de»l of kan\ wh'ch cao e\- )y bogitott-, t'-o-j1 ;ia irvr-d m h; f m •>_ >ti Bururu^ «*d. tootfo-i COi A'l bn:h a t od ; do*' o! kwl: V'-y b.akon. So ;oa 102 on- ■ fuln about Sao" 1 ot ba >i t iJh a fow tr.-en; rema'afcr open co n'ry, cor r d w fh llffbtnrnuka; p 'be'1. SooMoi 10); Ab.u; J5 acres dubli; a f.oid d al ct Iciuvi; jnv 'Crr opin hnd; "Rit munnka: pr so'i r cot on i 103: About U«c-.n oojr-^^i'h lkhniin'-ka ' where soil ia BOOd; romal dp- llgiit n< nilcf, j fndroarß.ll. Sec'.loni 111 112, 113, and If 8; j m"edbußh; a it.lo kau i, hrokon cou»t y: rood foil. HooMoi 1G1: M'xcd ba<h; a Rood . dorl of kavrl: ralhor ivckon: abcut 20 ac ea ! rp'n-poorp 11. .Mlfv b ,s3otionsnr3Bi.u»t^l n irtioMak rim U'vor, by which tho l.ntb.c oan bi> o:tliy got o-.fi WIIANOARKI COUNTY. PAsisn on1 Waikiekib. Upsot price. Lot. a. it. 11.I 1. i! p. il. ■i(i 10J 1 8 83 8 !) 17 Ci 1 8 '-'"» 13 !) IS 63 1 '-'I 20 1 I! 50 51 '-' 0 10 17 « 51 58 3 8 hi 12 (1 W. im. u:i )'J 121 13 6 ;i S.K. pn. I'D !> 321 110 0 71 Ti 2 0 J5 0 3 03 U 0 39 15 9 0 N.K. pn. fli ."J 023 11 15 (1 S.K. pn. 101 i!S 1 2li 28 17 U Descrii'tion of L-vnd.—LotslC, 17, IS: Mixed heavy bmli, broken country, scud soil. Lots 50 51. W. porlion 03, S.K. poition 119 and 71: Mixed bush, undulating, soil good. Section 9lt. About 6 acres bush, and undulating, soil good, rcmaln'ng porlion forn, &c, undulating, koII poor. N. 15. pu. Ul: About 3 acrc3 unduluting, soil good, remainder torn, Sic, undulating, soil poor. S.K. poaiou 101: All bush, undulating, soil good, PAKI-H OF ItOA'ANOI. Upsot price. L t. i. ». P, & r. d, SW. pn, 57 '9 2)9 ilB 9 W.P-". 67 107 0 0 10 S 0 K.P». s?} „o „ llfio Dibcuptijs ov r «u.-:?.w.pcri'rn67: •*" fern, lovel, e^\ por. W. so t'ms7: 80 ao ts f r if go d soil, r malndor ffrn. K. po tl'n ■nd w. poi ion till: Undulat'nT, abjat 2 aoi s forest, In?? Iff irjnt soil. HOBSON COUNTY. P/RISH OF A'UPOH^E, Lot. A. n. P. £ s. d. 61 16 2 35 59 1 3 Di sciiii'i'ioN t r Lasd —A> rnt 25 koi =i op in fern hind, Uncut niixoi fur at; ba inco, Kahl tati S»ttmp-asctsßil'o by •itniKar tj M,n- Looui Hiver (navhab . >, Pjbi.ii of K*iWAt». I-»t. *. ». P. B t. d. S.W. PI. 73 El II 0 81 0 I) Dmo«PTios(-r LAND.-O-u-r«'t bu h: re mnlido.' o, .a fen, iMdti&tlijt; fr. iits;, i lo nadi RODNEY COUNT ST. P. RITH O* HOT£O, Upset price. Lot. a. r. p. a s. d. si r,os o o sj o o S2 tti 2 0 '.'1 2 G Dkscrutiok ok Land.-Section 81, all forest, clay soil well, watered. Section Si', M acroj bush, ruinuiuder opsn land, lIOKIANOA COUNTY, MASUAMUKA SUUVKV DIBTIUCT. Upset price. itlock Sec. a. r. I. a s.d. Vlir. 3 11) 0 0 13 0 0 I 00 0 0 Ml 0 0 Dkscriptios Of Land.—Sections 3 nnd 4, undulating agricultural hind, with Unlit Ijusli. oxcopt about 10 acres of fern and 10 acres o£ titroe fcrub in section 3, clay soil, well watered and fronting Waihou river. BAY OV ISLANDS COUNTY. Parish ok Hcai'kkapeka. Upset price. Lot. a. it. i>. .C b. v. 02 21 0 7 10 10 0 «3 22 3 5 11 10 0 til ID 3 11 10 0 Q M 20 3 18 11 10 0 Cti lU 1 0 24 3 9 67 30 2 9 23 1 3 CS :il 0 0 31 0 0 BO 39 2 0 39 10 0 70 21 230 IS 11 3 71 CO 3 0 ti« 15 0 DiBCRiPTION of I<»N•>.-■ ~ec!iotu6 i. S3, fii, and 85: open, undohlinst 'ani'. Mirst'le fir egrl outr\.J; bjII, oi-,y; sec b. by t> d tco i n C 8: alout one-.hrd flat a>,.:ontural .'a^d, OJV'icd *»th tr . , t nd tt-'.rea eo.ud, anJ aJi tlo bu h. St tlon 67: litial'y »oi t)l'I io milndo', ia->ier b okf n f. ii h 'I*. Swt on 03 and f9: about tsotMrJs flit land, go-I to.', reotloa 70: 8 bo 3 m'xed brsh ;r ■ üßlna«r, PM'Hd'. fe . laid. e;oiivQ 71: nos.-ly rU fl« a-rloaltrid" la id, of g J auVIJ. B.otl'a»6J t j7l: woll Bupplttd \\i'h vtjier, aid accdsjlblo by ri.id and by water, at rifth tide. MANUB-A.U COUNTY. PiKI;O CX WAIPIPI. Upset Prlef. K'Oi lot A. R. P. 6 P d. 1 78,79,80,aa181 19 221 19 13 0 RAGLAN C3UNIY. PARI II OF PIBOHGU. For ealo under "Tho Ws'ntj C.-jßn L^.ds E»leA«t, 1578. Uprit pjire. Lot. •». R. Pi * r. <<. 67 SO 0 3J 5H3 9 NOT -.—Plans ot tie above' vids m^y ba (o •n, and fucitxr pctllca hb obtsin.d oa applioAtUn at this otUoo. Termi of Sale.—O .o-f our ho£ porohno monoy t J 1 c pstd at tho t ma of i » o. and tho b -l-.ncj within one monrh tbt:ecUor, othc.w.si tho paTtof rhopu-jba-.Bm:ney ps dby w*y of dt port Bl'a'ltij foil toi, (nu the ooiilraot for the a.voor ihoLudeba Ihoaio'or.iarj ba null and void. CiowaCiantfejtobj p. Id oi cjnjpletlon of purchato. OUBLIO NOTIFICATION. CroT»nL3idiOflloo Auok!a iC, 27th Vebiosry, 18iS. The follow'BK pprcjla of land wl'l ba offered for le -bo for a perl-, d ot H ye \-s Uor depaunrag dv pa sony) by public auotton. at tola office, On MONDAY, (he 2nd d«y of APKIL next, at the tour ot 11 o'oto jS In tho toiaoon D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Mangonui County. West Part, Wharomaru Block, 5555 acres, Upsot prlco per annum, £0. Murimotu Block, North Cape. 1355 acres. Upsot prico per annum, £2. Waitemata County, Whanqaparaoa Point. Lot ?52, Parish of Wahvora, 100 acres. Upset price por annum, £1. N.8.-Uent to bo paid yearly in advance. Tho wholo or any portion of these lands may, at any time during tho currency of the lease, bo re sumed by the Land Board for tho purposes of occupation or Eolection. fltlflQlOtM ANIMAL MAGNETISM. — Cure o ovory Malady hithprto reputod Incurable, by means of tho Magnetic Fluid—that is to say, tho Klcctricity of the Body.—Tho undersigned has recoived tho gift of healing noither from above nor below, it boing a woll-Known inodom BCiontiflo modo of troating disease. No Charok madk. Patients visited nt their own homes if required. — AddrCßS " Magnotiser," caro of Evkninq Star office. Ploasa enclose stamp and addresß. _________^______ HEHDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. IN VI cYT~B RAND. medicalThall, Opposite Thrco Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, AMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST lIABUBBR PHA'TMJIOEOIIOAI, SOOIEITT), HORBON-3TBItJiT, oloaoto Wellington-street, Anogi.ANU. N.Z K. EATING'S IPoWDBR. KBiATINa'S POWDER MHJATINO'B POWDKK KKATING'S POWUKR KliiLS BOGS, FLK*B. MOTHS, ~...-. BB&TLKB. Ibis Powdkr ib Quite Hahmmbs to Animal Life, but is unrivalled In destroying flers, baga, cockroaches, beotlos, moths in furs, and every other species of insect. Sports men will flnd this Invaluable for deotroyinK fleas in their dogs, as also ladles lor their pot £og«. This ahtloi.k has Found bo Great a sals that It hitn tempted others to vend a so oallod artiolo In imitation. The Publio are Cautioned that the tins of the Kennlne powder boar the autograph ot THOMAS KUATINQ. KBATINGr8 WORM TABLETS KKATING'fI WORM TABLETS KKATING'S WORM TABLETS . KBATJNG'S WORM TABLETS A PUHBtY VKGETABLIB BWBKTMEAT both In appearance and taste, f urnlahlnn a most egreoable mothod ot administering the on'y csrtatn remedy tor INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It la a perfeotly Eivfa and mild preparation, and is espoolally adapted for Children. Sold In Tins bj all Chemists and Brni?- Blßtß. PnOPRIKTOR I TMOMAa KEATING LONDON. f^ EE AND POTTEK, Coach Builders, \3H Grey-street, AuotJand.—N..O, i Iron-barb Shafts Spoke', Fdiloes, Hluo r4 am and all kin s ct Hardwood. n Lowest Market Prloea



ir'UDUC JNOtlOOB! TP E A C O C X, s OPTICIAN itAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of overy description. AN Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Poworful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, '.Thermometers, Electric Biclfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Magnoto Electrlo Machines and Medical Colls, TIIEODOLITKS. COMrASSES, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometors, Sacoharomotors, Salinomotoi'B, Argentomotors, &c, &c, &c. AaENT FOR TAYLOR'S PATENT SIS WING MACHINES and EXTRAS. opposite tub post . office, SIIORTLAND-STItHHT. jIEUI! VVK 11 UUS F, TAUKANGA, NKW ZifAtiiND. Snltos of Koomp, Hatho, Piano, etablcs. Coaoh leaves dally for Hot L&koa and 'lorraces. CnABOItS MODKRATir. ■T. BOPKLIi Prorrlofr, To' o UKllJtrK OONTKAOIU^fc IIUILDKK3, ETO. Tho undorei«noi3, hiving spool&l mooh> "Pry for tho manufaatnro of linltp, has Rarply n 1 alt lontjttiß in stook ot cheapest ratPn; u'ao, ltonu latlon Vorandnh Posts. Iron Tubular Flold Gates, prloo «3 10s. to bo hart from T. and 8. Mdrrln & Co., Crulokchank, MUlor ffi Co., and a, the Work,. A>TAII , Lorno-Btreot Holt and GnnnrM Iron Workg. / ipHOBi I JTAKUUXX. <_ THiM KAPAI OOBN »K()0M FAOXORSr. •■- ouBTOM-BOuaa-sti I'ratai i VHWi .tram 11/(1 net fltn Evening Concepts. BKLKOIION3 FKOM Oi'KKAB, SONGB, . UKTd, KTO., KTO. Kvory Person can havo thesa In tholr own Homo by calling on J, BOWDEN, SIIOUTLAND-ST., And I'urolm-liiK ono of hla NKWI-I'-IMPORTED PIANOS. 0.. „ >.j ui-u va, ari i> t-> hA» ti MKKORASTSTi 88ft 97, QDEKH-a-fHus-r, Auok;,*nd, Ri,9, IMPO3TISR3 C* F AVKnHAK B r- '•• S 5, p.-^oi Oeoore^cci, tiliju-. l— liilrercfi, *n<i. iisraab. It AM Sngllilh anrt Cnnttj-ooliJ L'hwiV, PhoUJ- BrapWo, GL»ca"hadß?. WHITM LKAb. Clolonw. Oil VAKNIHHKH Sruahec Uiw.l >Vltrp (X«n'i Antkxsta t'ltiva juft Vnicai ijilicnM I'&lntii M O X) h U t N C-i a- -«ui, BJaiued, Yenewod, fo« *<;et^ua ?t.j:ip:^ia Hci«)ll)o>:rMloaa,B'»ncj JtnniM lit Cabinet fcttd O.D.V. I'lOrciyci o! c-rer? aowxlptlori !n ursal rurlol? UOSiVh—lilftCS And (.VSJOOWd. iklbccvi .'cr l'^rto-i, a^iipn, ft<v Sea., See, Ont-ont «r Drartßy Monn*.1, ri! plwmj Cahisal »r.d C.IW. i ".«i!:4t: jLtOairf iltuninites, \v. if, Ju tj. j'.»»i»u fti^'.-'-i i.-s- u»rd itin Unreal rtjei. of U;r. ~tw».: sw-'i- -"• ti:e Hciih Island ol Saw ir«a!na4, »r^ Ebb I? t'sr' cm olther whole lain or ri:s'i o.'ftorn ai <ao most farournb!! ierm& BiUH;!ec ct P\rcrhaßEinK« from op«B iioofc, or ol nrlKlnal puffet.'tt*, son! on »ppll3B. Uuc. Now Kittlota in AuckLuid ehould Inspect gar stock of PnpsrhaaC.»iai nad Matures beforo fitting up Uielr new honies t they will flnd tone ■ Ibln i ta onll Uig maarj at r,Tf rircii»« W, PHILLII'I'S & SCK, ¥ HENUKKSON, HOUSE, SIIII', SIGN, AND GENERAL iDECORATIVIC PAINTER. NO. S, \V YNDIIAM• STRK ET. S :■ -'» it X 3 X HAS XVR BAtiS ~ BOiUWH <.( llu) *lo; •». «rll> Tap ro>;ly for ns>, Si ivud unwanls, At his St<um Wcsri Viciconi/.-r.rKrmi XT 1115 ?U\CV WatT.;:»t.e3T-TOEHi!tS. Lotko au&JitiUt o> apiivttns. iiiii>rin«, *rd Usvra ilpta i^r.a In <;«>.. Verandah Ixon onrv>:<J M ilwtfcwt nolliw, Mi»nnfno»tirn.- (it !,o»d mo(X OomPO I'lro, 4 oha!ca jfflootlon ot Ohaudellsm, ftw,. ni hl» 'W'a'l.■^■^(^.«-^tr^.«l (shop, ConJi*ry otil.-i)( will flTrnrs rsowTS hl» pton:B( M>on*inn, Sou J*iisjfr«a up T'ts Isspsoraa I,»ad iuj.un i.ii •;;!*;) JUST LANDED, A Beautiful Aeaottmont of BOUD'a HO- 8 RO3BWOOD & WALNUT PIANUS. Alao. lIARMONIUMB 1 HARMONIUMS ! Surpassing all boforo imprrted for BwoetnPßß of tono. combined with powor. Prieo from £10 to 60 Guineas, with two Hows of Keys in Kle- Rant Cases, whloh will bo Bold At a Reduction for Cash, or on tho Deforced System ot Pay ment, WKBB AND CO.'S MUSIO SALOON, LYCKUM HALL, Hobson btrket, tear viotoria-Btroot. Nr /tiff TDREK DOOR? ABOVE "SrAR" OFFICE, MKRCHANTiI ACCOUNT BOOKS. INSURANCE AND MININQ KIMIKTEK BOOKS HPKOUI.IA' ItuLKU AND BOUND. fllußlo, Magazines, l-'ubllo Libraries and Sunday school Hooka well bound, BAKERS SPECIAL RULKD DAY BOOKB. lilblup, Pcayor, and Hymn Books l(o-bouud. BAND AND CHOIR MUBIO BOOKB KUL-.D. CO' pT en « g a (an Q i. —,—_—, rnHB Ha* MARKET 1 Xt, QUffiKN-HTKJMT, AUCKLAND ON OAJiS, ASMITLD VTtM COIiOMANUKL AKO KOMAN aMPIKIt,- Whho UloTor, Ued OlOTer, Alsyko OloTer, Oow- Krnsa, Meadow Feuouo, Mesdow Foztai), Orated Doßatnil, Rnpo, Trofollum ZnciU'nKlani (HoarlsS Clover), f BOM ABIJ6BIUOA aiRBOX- Xlmoihr. Kontiicfesr Blaesrai^ (Pea FratsnsUb K'OTdrky »»} ii.jw,-rMf, winterbmvy Kregrui. OftcKf.(voti VmltlegtßEß, HatlfiU. HAKLY SE«l> POTATOKB, *S ifOWOWH I- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Oanier bar? Flakes, Patterson's Victoria, rjiTKR VARIBTncS-Hobart, BnMon'a Mus nnm Bonma, auJtoa'a fflowet Ball, oto. ALSO, liak=*. Bortey. Uar(>«n nnd Slower Hosrt, Uokku, trine and Hook :ir.\t. Bran, Sharps, Now J6e«- Hand Flax. Tow, nnouu iwd Houvr. MONKDURT ijro IBUNfiB'tiOUB oi nil graded. FllfcAHD AMD L'BBnVIAN BUANO. jfc«, g Ko, &BI3SBVH .ft &WIS.WB.



money. i * l/UKLAND i-BJCiMANENT 1 A 00-OPKR&TIVB BUILDING AND NVHBTMKNX SOCIETY, i Urrnai-117, Qusßtr-BTBKs», I , LOANS grantod upon hpprovea soaarlttes ol \ Freehold or LonnohoUl Properties In auins ot ' HIV ta £3,003 prluolpnl nnd lutotooi boinft.ro parablo la instalments r.t Sho following Rh ijuoku lUteh for repnjrmoat ot oaoh AIOD borrowed, i— ttopajmenta extend- p . r WlMl , Total amount innOTei ler WMKI repayable. « 8. rt. fl K. a. t yotu „ „ S 0 0 104 0 0 S T«t.n - - 1 010 103 B S t yearn _ _ U 7 118 It 0 * years . H 8 m « 8 Ireivia - _ SO 180 IS R 8 -earn _ 7 1 14711 I 1U years - »g 182 18 ■ And n the name proportion (oi smaller or larger loans. PKPOBITB.-The Bnoioty wosfrrp Money 0» onnoslt et rMca us fullowd:—Hopuyable at 7 days notice, 5 »»i' n«nt. iiot annum; repayable Id blx months, C por cent, per annum. JOHN IiAXGKKI Boorata T. O~H~3) W^ H A X DIE, LA.NP, COM MIS* JON, AND K9TATM: AG .•; T, MONH.SLHKT tf i'UOMltbOlU KOTIW, IIOUBE?, I ffCJHNITUUIt, fiV, BMa Discounted Daily. Mortgaßo3 Negotiated. UIG U-BTIUCKT, Auckland. £10 to £1,000. VICTOttIAK LOAN and DisSCOUNX AQICNOY. lItGtI-aTBKf.T, AUCIEL 4ND POSITJS OITV OOUr.CIL OFjTICKB). Monoy advanco from £1(1 to £1000 on Peroonal Soourlty, Do (la cf i'roporty, bimruf, &o, Repayments osd bo mado In Instalments of One BniixiNa pk« Wkbk tor oaoh Pound bot rowoil, or In ny way to suit borrowors. Communications Confidential. Post Ofpiob Addhkss ! Hox SO. Auckland. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANKNT UUILUING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIKTY OF AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT AND DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. All Investlnj? Shares issued during the current month participate in tho Annual Division of Prollts. Doposits fixed for a term o£ C months aro re ceived at C por cent. Deposits fixed for a torm oC 12 months aro ro coived at 7 por cent, j interest payablo half yearly. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. This Sooioty advances, on approved Freehold nnd Loasehold Property, to tho oxtont oC threo fourths of tho vnluo. Borrowers may pay oil part or tho wholo of their Mortgapjo at any time, and after two years currency without notico or Borrowers pirticlpato in Surplus Profit. FINKS Not Enforced in Casks of Siok ness or Want Of Employment. Tho Itoduced Scalo of Bc-naymonts, ond any further particulars required, may bo obtainod at tho Society's Oilicea, coruor or Queon-stroot and Vulcan Lane. GEORGE FRASEIt, Manager, MU N K"Y T~O LJS N D ON KKKKUOLU BKOUKITIKS. J, CUADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission A CENT, QUKHN-3TKEKT. AUCKLAND (Uiknky's auction Booms, Upstairs), f EXCHANGE ON NEW YOKK AND li LONDON, in sums to suit. FOX tfALK BY ARNOLD. HINKS, AND CO., Cotnor of Custom-houa > and iTort stroets. ONKY TO LKNO on Mortgage or ary sum required, on terms to suit borrovrcrß. Intorest allowod on monioflplaofd on ray bunds till lnvastsd.—W. V, Siovons,ln- Toallutt -&«oat, 187, (Jneon-rftront. MowEY TO LISJND, in largo and small vims, at current rates of interest. Apply to I'KTICH OLIPIIANT, Solicitor, IHgh-strcot. ONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate . rito of lotoreer.—Anolfto JAOIiKON & UUSSKLL, Solicitors. Kort-.Htreot. "oNEY TO LENJD, ou Eeal estate, In shits oi *:50 and npwivrdp, at tho our ront ratib o£ tuteroa: —Apply Win. S. Cochrano, IS, N. Z., Jniur«DPß liulldluga, or aainuol Coohrioo anA jon, Fort-Btreat. M- ywBY TO IiEND on Mortgage at Flrot-clnss Froehnld Securlilos. WM, COUiWAN, Solloitor, Com ft of Qaucn and tihortlund-etroots. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small Buma, at usual rates of 'merest. CONNKI..IJ & OO'ihKK, Hollcllors. Vuloin Lane. ~ Hotels. TTIXCHANCJE HOTEL (Better known as tho Barrel Hotel), P A II N X L L. Tho Propriotor has gono to considerable oxponso in KKKUECTIXG THIS IIOTEf,, Which ia Now Open to tho General Public. Tho IJILLTARD-UOOM is admitted by compo tont judges to bo O.vk ok TUB BEST in Auck land ; it is oxtra well furnished., and contains ono ot Alcock's Tables (new), at n cost Of nearly OX), with tho Patent Climatlo Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho management of Mit. R. BURMAN, for some timo Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. wi es and spirits ov tiik best quality only. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. f. tomlinson, proprietor. JBLot Jjaicss. Mot Jjakes. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOURISTS intending to visit thoso Natura Wondors of Now Zealand can obtain through RETURN TICKETS (including Guides, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &o.), together with overy Infortiui'lnn. .from tho undorslgnod. who havo been uppuiuiud Sole Agents in Auckland for Mr. William Kelly, Propriotor of tho PALACE HOTEL, Oiiine mutu. Flrstolass Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months, Private Sitting, Smoking, and Reading Rooms. B I L LIAR D S. Coaches, BuKßics, and Saddio Horses for Hirei Conveyances moot ovory stcamor. MKTCALFK & HILL, Agents, 20, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. D A C I F I O HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE ... .- Propkietob. Tho above Hotol having undergone oxtenslvo and thorough ropai/j, tho Propriotor trusta that by careful nttoution to tho wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair sharo of tho patronago of all. Thoro is a good Uilliard Tablo.a good Culsino, and tho very best of Spirits, Wines, and Alos. Preparations aro boing mudo for a roally good Salt Water Bath, so suitrvblo for all travollors to and from Sydnoy, &o. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass tho advantages otlored for bathing, as it 1b but ono succession of bays and inleta for over oightoon milca. Families can bo aocommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oystors and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddio Horsos can ho had at very short notico, so as to enablo Visitors to see tho Manganese Minos. Boats aro always to bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c TERMS MODERATE, Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travollers, TJOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. Firat-olasß Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddio Horsos and Pleasure Boats always on Hiro. ELLISON & LATGHMOKE, Proprietors. TVT ADE HOTEL, Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meals ready at all hoicra. Good Stabling for Horses, M. LENNON, Proprietor r^ v a n o. v a n o MALDEN ISLAND GUANO. 100 Tons of this well-known Fertiliser have arrived per xfredorick BaEsil, ana Trill be sold at at Low Bate. Maiden luluud Guano has boon inno-'itOßtably proved to ba ot great valuofor Kruwißgorop', Rnd for quickly ond oflloioutly rouowing worn out or poor piuttiuoa it Is unßiirpabHtuJ. Purotianorß, nt oni'.e for dellvury ex ware house, will bu mutit Übotivlly rtotilt wiUi. nvp\y to tho Now /culm-id Loan and Morountllo Agenoy Company (Limited1, (Juuun sirea!, Auokltuid,



Monkeys Dra of Consumptiox. SaLv anrt tigera. This is a very important It*' lending lo prove that althoug£phfflU^«». immy instances distinctly lioreaitarSitlß I K 6* ii may be, and frequently isacqiircd.TTS: is tho pithology of tho eminent Tfjio* whose clinical oxperienco and ntarahni .T", i ccrtedastho highest authority, inki^*"" >the treatment for consumption Rndiffi ; complainta has become more spcoiflo mSit''' fnl. Hypophpsplilteof IlmefscoSS^fe. cod liver qU and quinine. The JJM* eucalyptus is also used with marked aW bronchial mucous membranes. Tho ooiffiii* of these remedies in Aickin'sSyrupofESjfe Aflth Hypophoßphito of Umo ana qS?2 been the undoubted means ot aifttdlrf» "* manont relief.to many sufferers. AgafffiS ' Sew Zealand I>rug Oompany.



Sawing Mactune&T~~^ KBTABJJBHED Bur OBL2BIUTKD - I X) . BKWINB I MACHINK&, . . The Kwlest. BLmploat. Boat Made, Mi M ' Durable. The only Bowing Maohlosirhlclikit i never boen beaton lo competition. i/ : Solo A iri>nt3 In New Zealand t . ' SHAKBSPBAB AND CO,, (Opposite the Market,! •: rv. QUKKtf-BTRKET. -..».. Land and Estate Agahtt FO X 8 AU I I BY EDWARD WAYTK . i HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, MOUNT AIjBKKT-Oontloman'a R«i.K-<, I §j rooms. outDnildloKß,3lo 9aorea; veryen;. § MOUNT AlißKßT—Honae 10 rodm«, mtttw ft Ingp.i! acres (near station),«. - ;: VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount K:e ; Wl Kid - 7-roomea Honso, &o. filsoouh,.ft7p«sai, 1 MOUNT ALBBRT (near B»Uw»7 ftftip; I W acres voloai>iosoli. InßrsEßi Bplendldrtu, r MUUNT ALBiSBT (near Btatlon)-HM!i H roomß, 2 aireß.—£7oo. _, . HOD3B OF KIQHX KOOM?, Mm Tta«» :. . - Oas stove, wel', (to. Offered cheap. MOUNT EDBN (near StatlOW*-SeTOl'Moß!j j ■ Houeeand Lnrße Allotment, «a». ; Tenf(!iir, | MOtJ ft T BDKN-Honse 4 rooms./Bil^y '%?■ . E YIKW EOAD (Moant Bdon)-7momB.1Hl>Be6| | oonorete cistern, with nearly one MR, COTTABK and IjUT-lIM X 150—£2% UNKHUNGA.-Honseßrooujß-aW ONKHUNOA 7-roomeil Hoaßß uulisJ, i.JC AI.LOTMENIS, Seaflold Boad^PuaelliM. g mond Mount IMen. etc. MOUNT JiDKN, Valley Road-HonesJtttasJ rooms, out houses. 4». laad. Ca645, . i SSAMKIiD KOAD—getuleman'a Reßtemol | 8 rooms, law allotment, every ooavato* | LKAUINQTON ROAD - Naff Comlonsß , Hooseß and Land, £250 each. ■ OlTy—C»pltalßhop o£ G roomn,Bteme,t<;i fc louse, rent low. ' .' pi NOUNT ALBERT—I 6} aorcsand HonaH .m MOUNT ALBUBT-Loaee of 62 aatl «J Uoußes. &c Cheap. ■ KLLHRSIIK—Houao, 7 rooms, onA ms,m, , PDNSONBY—Honees of 6 and 11 room?. PAP A'fOlTOl—Fine Houbb and SOfOWifv,, FaKMS at Csmbrldgo, Pakerlmn, &c. KD. WAYTB. House and land Aral j| "' O S B O X X i $ • KBtato, Land, and General Ckjmajls |;' lon Agent, 81, Qaeon-Btroat. Anokl&nd. [~, f7jTmoSB. [W. F u 0 MltTfJl 1: P. J. Mbss&Co, HOUSB, LAND, AND KBTATK i>rißM I SHOBTLAND-BTREBT, ' " j Intopding Bnyers are rospobt£aUjlMiW» ■ lnspsct our List ot Proportlcß. ',■.■, Money to Lend at Current Bates of liitWft , v -7DUM 1j*»« AnCSlimJ.:-;! V| || : iVinfeora t—National Bank of M«R**"'ty .'■ L; jVSWTB ana IMTKKBST^UW^^sIii fi MONsy inreatedior OapltoUatioaftß«w p locurislen, without OnAßeii; Bntsww1 sllowe4 on deuoeita until IbtwWl. : * I MORTGAGES and LOANBjggQJWrt 1 aaARKS BonKht or Sold la otd(», , ; saTATJSSMuairedtorAbaeaMfc ; ALKJTMKNTB Bought and HWWMB" ijjh. tbe WeoUr Payment Bretrai* •_(; t BOILDINB AIiIiOTMKKTB HJKIU* B • » k m rooti—. 'I, i'j BooHand-atreat, -60/ Weßl-straeUW^ Bond-street, ifi/ -WJSWSiffW And in »srloa»owor iuwrrt«»»R4 JB4UUU war o ß , on gond Jminrltlw . wl^^ In NowtoD, wUhlewlaUOttwWW; | rpwb BRIOK SHOPd for '^i^MMx S 1 of the Olty. Quito Kow. ExrfW)*' tinn for boslneae, m *»Blill ES'-' PONSONfIY.-FlveroomßdHoMßteßWj ; Olareiowitreetj weU l flalsh»...P f:: garden. PrioeflSOJ. B IJIKANKUN KOAD-NOW BKjm'J,SBKjm'J,S Jb forSale.atfilSUjoltywatetjwlow 1* >-. pI*NELI.-Blx-roomed HoW(je^| IT In Kutland-«treet; Plfl»eto{S&" i| W for Sale, with 2 large aUotnufflfi w garden. Price £460. '„ ■ .^.aJiSm'-■WSS COUNTKY sro«K tor Sdt'jmMSfc IB House, Stable. Cow-shed, WwWOW-" . pory. Flva aorea iv orop and Orota'*. • •XrOBTHOOTK-Allotmsnts: WMJK»MK JM AUotmentß for Sale, .flVß.P»»"g|j I from l»t wharf. £3<ieach. w ~. riuisil KOSKB4NK aSTATß^NesrtfWffi & torEala.onmataro&ato^!»St( l lanfl, fenced. In grass: l\ miles ftetaAw*" Alt o. 82 sores, water frpnt»g»v :.' t t «wM s-: riOUSH at Moant iMen with ■*gJ*'JJa(i! '• orohwd, gardon, oow-flh&d, P^B**^l eta Price, £575. K<w terms. , o-i nUBLIN-STRBST, NafftOß-V«T«,rf ■ Lf übie Houee for Sale (new), b^-S? : ¥■■'. Telograph Offlcea, on dotow* "l^Stfi* M Jt> Tenlent Oottsgo for 9*"* 1* , J tlanal Chnroh. On 6fiy tM*ll^ Jiffl* B L Rroundfor ease, two mlnntw^w* i Bank ot New Zea'and. for tSI. JT^s^V m HUN UA-Kighiy Aorta of W^.^Sa&fc , m- Also, Blghty Aore« AkSS* '1 tor BVS, A BDlondldohaneefof J&aSgii&^m M-ORTHCOTB - aaren-roomed s°Kkl* W IS buildings. *0., and MMfg^SajK S lie. ?eiy oheap. Grand view Mg" ia t g.- Also. New 7-roomed House anfl n«*S^jjtW pi DKVONPORT, tak» Koaa-W^jflll choice Villa Sites for S^-TJw wfffi and sea frontages, and Vf^^yu^imm X/&QV ioq (oj. gale, witli W* rr? f B&»!fcaji£SS Comfortable Seven-roomed Homa »» : Xt MdapleiidMTtew -■ n J.-^«« ■ BRIGHTON BOAD, JgMMU-^j^d House for eaie; Mlotmeniw* ,