TURFINANA.

(RY CHRVAL.)

If it is Irue, ai a private letter from Dunedin state?, that Welcome Jack bas been suffining from fever in the feet, his poor performances at Dnncdin are accounted for. With Sst 71bs, this game colt would, I en his Auckland perfoimances, have stood a big show of winning the Wanganui Cup ntxt week. For that event, however, I like nothing letter than the Foet (7s 121bs) or Armourer (Gst lOlba.) Tne CtiriitChurch people have been suc cessful in leceiving 66 nominations for the Kew Zealand Cup. The name of nearly every crack in the colony appears ia the list- Even Chatham Islands has a represen tative in the person of Island Rose, a fine mare hy Daniel O'Rourke. Her owner having swept the board at the Chatham!! for several seasons, like another Alexander, pines for fieah worlds to conquer. Island Kose is said to be an exceedingly well-grown handsome mare, showing lots of quality. She has an exceedingly nice head und neck, well placed on to a rare good shoulder, a good round middle piece, with long lengthy quarters, showing any amount ot propelling power, good legs and teet, tho looks all over n galloper. Concerning Palmbearer, the sire recently purchased in England for New Zealand, the "Field" says: "He is a muscular ho:se, very thick through, with good length, and standing on short leg*, he ought'to prove a successful sire, well chosen for the prevalent ttrains of blood in the colony." Captain Walmesley was so delighted with Poet's performance in the Auckland Cup that be presented Wattie, the jockey, with a handsome gold locket. Acceptances for the Dargaville Cup and Hurdles are due to-night. Rlr Fennelly says that he will have to bli-ter Segenhop, fo tbat there is not much chance oil the son of Muribyrnong putting lv an appeal ance for the St. Leper. Thia is to be. regretted, for had all gone well with the cole, we might have seen him at hi-. ; bist in the autumn. i It is said that Yeoman's, tho Australian i jockey, intends retiring from the saddle. j The following notable English stallions , died last year: - Brown Bread, Ad i ventutise, Strathconan, and Blair Athol. | At the sale of the late Mr F. Gretton'a , hones on January Ist, tbat grand horse i It-onomy was bought by Mr W. S. Crawfurd i for £9000. The total of the sale amounted | to £19,0123, the principal lots being afi , follows :--Isonomy, by Sterling — Isola i Bella, £9000; Preston Pans, by Prince 1 . harlie— Beatrice, £1560; Acrostic, by | Seesaw—Lady Alice Hawthorne, £1400; : Geologist, by Merling-Siberia, £1150. Mr Lyons has opened a book on the [ Sydney Gold Cup. Another English bred stallion has been purchased for the Napier district, This is a horse named Sir Benjamin imported to Sydney and purchased by Mr Williams ol Napier, tl Wanganui training notes: I hear that The oiphan has received a fresh cut near the fetlock, but not severe enough to throw her out of work. Diomedes ls training very well, and goes over the timber clean and kindly. The PaiDter - Mystery filly is improving fast, and thould make it warm at Wanganui, To-night is entry night for the Takapuna Handicap and Steeplechase.

Canterbury J.C. Spring Meeting.

[BY TELEOEAPII,—PEESS ASSOCIATION.] CHRISTCHURCH, Thursday. The following nominations were received to-nigbt for ins: New Zealand Cup (to be run in November, 1883) Handicap, of lOOOsovs, with a sweepstakes of 20sovs- added ; second horse to receive lOOsovs from the stakes; third horse to receive 50sovs from tho stakes. Distance, two miles :-«. McLean's br m Lady Emma, syrs, and b c Matanaka, 3yrs; Hon. W. Robinson's eh c Salvage, 4yrs, b c Cheviot, 3yrs, b c Vantuard, 3yrs, eh f Iris, 3yrs, b c Guides, 2yrs, b c Barnaby, 2yrs, br c Radamcs, 2yrs, eh c by Casslvalaunns—Fair flgnes, 2yrs, br f hy Cassivalaunues—Envy, 4yts ; Middle Patk Cos. be July, 3yrs; IS. Smith's b c Herculaneum, 2yrs, br h Tim Whilller, syrs, b f Rnbina, 2y rs, eh f Leos, 2y rs, b 1 Poll, 3yrs, br c Trickster, 2yrs, br c Sir Redvere, 2yrsj Proudfoot's bh Sir Modrcd, syrs; Souncsa' b f Water Nymph, 2yrs; West inacott's b c The Dauphin, 4yrs; Cutt's eh c Mataka, 4yrs, br c Sou'wester, 3yrs, b f Asparagns, 3yrs; Butler's eh c Neptune, 3jr.», b f Trinket, 3yrs, blk h Betrayer, aged; Horsfall's br h King Quail, aged; Pilbtow's be Welcome Jack, 3yrs; J. Owen's b f Fame, 3yrs ; Bate's b m Hilda, syrs, eh g The Poet, syrs, eh f Minerva, 3y», br f The Jilt, 3yrs ; Redwood's eh h Sir Goorge, 5 yrs; Uhitbam's b g Dan, aged; Martin's br g Mischief, b \rs, eh c iconata, 3 yrs ; O'Brien's br c Tas. man, 4 yrs; - Webb's b c Blue Jacket, 4 yrs, br c by Albany—Bribery 2yts; Ritchie's eh f Island Kose, 4yrs; Horeford's eh f Nonsense, 3yrs, eh g Nonpariel, eh o Murat, 3yi'«, br c Leopold, 2yrs, Leodogram, 2>rs! Pollock's blk f Hippodama, 4yrs; Lees' br c Emir Boy, 4yrs ; Cotton's eh h Adamant, 6yrs; Ivory's br Ii Lord Bur leigh, aged, b f Wanior, 3yrs; Symes' blk c Ka'o, 3yrs; Nosworthy's b f Mignon, 3yrs; Ansell's eh f Leonora, 6vrs; Mr Brabazon's b f Water Colour, "b c Maligner (late Malefactor); J. Stephen son's b g Mata, aged, b c Taiaroa. 3yrs, b c Byacinthe, 2yrs, bo Captain Webster, 3yrsj Bishop and Lemon's brc The Curate, 3yrs; Mason aud Vallance's eh c Bundoora, 4yrs, blk c Turquoise, 3yrs, c f Louie, 3yrs. • m

Sporting Notes from Home.

(By oub'-London Cokrespondent.) London, January 15. With the second week in January come the entiiesfor the Spring Handicaps and the Ascot Gold Cup, circumstances which, for a day or so, serve to arouse the sportiog fraternity from their winter torpor. We have also had two sensational sales of blood stock at Tattersalla', tho most important being the distribution of the late Mr F. Gretton's stud, amongst which was the peerless lsonomy. This horse, as your readers may remomber, had a career on the turf of a very remarkable kind. Early in the summer of 1878, Mr Gretton found he possesseclathree-year-oldgood enough towin nine derbies out of ten. Being a very rioh man, however, he naturally preferred to turn the colt into a money-making ma. chine, and so lsonomy instead, of putting Mr W. S. Crawfurd's " nose out of joint" by carrying off the "blue riband" that year, and did not make his appearance till .Newmarket Houghton Meeting. The race ho had been kept for was, of course, the Cambridgeshire Stakes, and so well was the owner's commission worked, that,' though Mr Gretton stood to win nolessthan£4o,ooo, the colt was not fancied, and started at the outside price of 40 to 1 (oil). lsonomy got home first easilyenough,carrying7stllb, and next year came cut like a giant refreshed | for his Newmarket Handicap. In this he was weighted at Bst 121bs, and started an immense favourite, but failed to concede 8 lbs to the American horse, Parole, (6yrs, Sst 4lbs,) who beat him by a head. This so enraged Mr Gretton that he proposed to run Parole at the same weights for £5000, but Pierre Lorillatd most judiciously de» dined. That he was right in doing so be came soon abundantly clear, for at Ascot lsonomy won the gold cup in a canter, and then went to York and carried the top weight of 9st 81bs first past the post for the Great Kboi: Bandicap. At Goodwood Doncaster and Brighton, lsonomy won tbe Cups of 1579 easily, and in the Cesarewitch lie would successfullyhavebeen second with the top weight of 9st 81bs but for an acci lent. As it was, tbe "horse of the cen tury," as he then began to be called, could ;ct no nearer than fourth. In ISSO, lsonomy lgain won the Gold Cup, at Ascot, and then came his champion peiformance in the 3up at Manchester. For this handicap .here were 21 runners, all first class perfor iters, and lsonomy had to carry the prodi ;ious impost of 9stl2lbs. The victory was ;houghtimposaible, but he nevertheless won iresenting The Abbot (a horse good enough o run tbird in Petronel's Two Thousand md Bobert the Devil's St. Legei), with 2st 21bs. Having won Mr Gretton more than 5120,000 in stakes and bets, and that gen lonian swore never to part with him, Death, however, put an end to the vow, and m Monday week the great horse (still an tntried sire, waa put up at Tattersall's in he presence of one of tha largest crp\yds yer assembled there. Thp bidding was i.isk, and several breeders made fair offers ; he hammer, however, foil at 9000 guineas, ho buyer being Mr W. S. Crawfurd. Next week Piince Charlie, for whom '10,000 was at one time refused, came up it sale at Ta,t(cr>alls, and, owing to some oubts as to his siring capacities, only ealised a liitle over £600 I I— Crcmorne ied the other day. Thanks to Pall Mall werving badly in the last few Btrides, he . remorne won the Derby of 1872, At the '

slud be was not asunerkf^TT s3 *21 Ran, now at Chtuffi T^T^'i^. roesse bciughis best o%ri n *Vc<l X,,,, ord died ou the Gth inst" l& d, B, «n' uneon the off, and « 'Pent a f or . horse 3in hii time i),_T a fe» m,,,,, V rinps being Di $ m £> »«t n^ iwo Thousand ul Wn,\niT h 0f «S the heroine o£ last year's o#k s hen *& ' Betting on .he fothcoiS n , brisker than it ban he,n dS .j?0"1? is ?r J ears The folio,i,,"l^ tions in to-day's paper _-ibm i _, ° :. Bet W« Folmeo 10 , 0 i a V s ft~~ Crawford's Macheatt, 10 to i MtW .S Bastings B«u B ammel, ico to T* H Lefrevw Ladislas, 100 to 7 ao S l'f] fc non's Sigmophone, 14 to ll*^ ton's The Prince. 16 to "**'*'«•«. Falmouth's Galiiard, 100 to 6 ZfXM S. Crawford's E oer*y, 20 to 1 J**' } l< V. I S. Crawford's Claifvaut 25 t«T » » ! W. S Crawford's Keir 25 t 0 ° «lr' Houldsworth'a Cornfield, 25 hi *«% Leopold de Rothscliild's Bamako "W'*

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

The regular fortnightly meeting „, ., I Waste Lands Board was held th- ,-8 I noon. Present: Dr. Campbel, ,> I chair), and Messrs W. P, Moat t . I andß. Tonkf. ' •" %. 1 Obmond.-A letter was tecriwi , the Secretary of Crown Land* }»? "»% I that lot .08, town of Orm ond fr^g■ J changed from a recreation mS^ I cemetery. fa n4'l«V :-i MANGAKINO.—On the annli_,„f ' 1 Minuter of lands a bI?S Tl °f>' I Mangakino (Hokianga) wa, tn^'t I from sale, 3 ' Wl,%u 1 Uukomandel.—lhe Chairman __< , I Coromandel County wrote i a A* 1 "» ; || the sale of lands within tho £.olS Ce'' I was agreed that the wardenfS^l' I I upsn the subject. m '«W I Huntley.-J. B. Harri 3 wrota ,1.. • I attention to the necessity of haZ, 1Wll« 1 placed at the Waikato river ■««»■ a If* I -Inferred to the Government flllll%i ■ Te Ppna.—ihe Chairman'of T„n ' Highway Board applied for.atimw J m* of 500 acres, parish of Sf rese"« i Tauranga.-It was agreed the Wi 2 1 be surveyed and reserved. "■« »aoutd f Wiiangamariso.—John UroolrPß i. 1 in reference to his previous letWwH J 311,-The secretary was direcW L *? I tbat tne matter had been SLii3 I Government, which had not yeSw fc' I IRONS AND IN DUMAHD.-Albetj __}__ renewed bis application for a lease Tf »7 I line on south side of ManuCfe $ ironsand workings He submitfedZi ? had been in New Zealand 20 yeaSi ing the whole of that perioffiJS and encouraged mininjr industries"H _ sorts; that he had spent thS--S pounds v prosecuting the search for mill 1 and minerals; and that he was the 2 I white man who authenticated the-iCS! of gold on the West Coast oli ths fi? Island, the discoverers being Maories^M. P Tonks said that when the lease ofctaiS 1 Mr Chambers was granted, it was £& stood that it was a merely expetlme'd grant, and was not .to formaneceto I That being so and[Mr Ohambeffi demonstrated that the eand was caonble J i heingremuneratively worked npintdmukA f able iron he did not see that they wm called upon to make any further Wsneinj I that by reason of the successful issue of tie I trial their ironsand deposits would now W I source of revenue. I It was announced tbat Mr Walker m _ in attendance for the purpose of urging Us 1 application in person, but the BoaiS rs, 1 fused to hear him, and declined to taiit Ik I request, , . ;.:.,;;,;' I Makbtu.—J. S. Vercoe applied io'Mr? 1 chase section 18, block 8, Maketu.—lt Ws \f agreed to offer it for sale, subject to £100 8 for improvements. .777: a I EpAKiUBL—The Chief Sorvejot « I ported upon this block situate at Maogoatl 1f and recommended that it be offered for f lease lor gumdigging puiposes; olno t 1 block of land at Kerikeri (Bay of lislandsL if -Agreedto. ' ■ I Deferred Payment Sehctions,- 1 The selections of J. M. Bidgood (Oxmond), •' Deacon (Kaipara), Weston (Tuakan), aad I Hill (Te Aroha), were declared forfeited, I Lands for Sal k.-It was decided lo 1 offer for sale certain lands applied for st I Punakitere, Kopuru, Patutahi, Bmbb, | and Taupiri. ■ |- The remainder of the business was of ray IL slight importance. >|

AUCKLAND SCRIPTUM GIFT ASSOCIATION.

This useful society will hold its ami ' ' meeting this evening in the hall of la I >; Young Men's Cnristian Association, Jl. 'J Kenderdine in the chair. The follow! > annual statement will be submitted to 11$ a ,"j meeting in evidence of the good fe ',' society has done. The statement for tk A year ending Wednesday, 28th Febna'j, i shews as follows :— * ;;|| Number ot prize books awarded to setal l| scholars, 4355; do to workshop appretrfe I. lads, 295; gifts of books to cbildici'j ■ libraries, 270; gifts to orphan' homes, J* _ pitals, cabins of coastal steamers, sji rest, &c„ 125; total distribution dating 1y year, 5075 volumes. §| The " voluntary" Scripture excreta Hi (without prize) undertaken by scholars tan fij exceeded in number those of last year-if Am about 1200, ■ • fj'M^'|l The special effort made on behalf of ||' workshop apprentice lads, in the matte winter home evening written exercises, IssZ'S j met with fair success, 115 having lespondlJ; ■/■jl diligently. i"vi 1811 A weekly visitation of some oUheciiy jl public schools has beeu lately commented i) by the Rev. J. S. Hill, with fayoaiaMi! I'l prospects. ..'. ;. Zii\4'.'i || A branch association, with a commite 1 ., of four clergymen and three laymen, ta || been established at Nelson, and gives pw j| mise of future success. . ZfA'AA 1 j Thanes.—Very special thanksarea£aia | expressed for the continued liberal; lit Messrs Wm. McArthur and Co. tathefw;;:!! deliveryof the Association's suppliesofbwki ' li' from London. The committee are alstnawi || Indebted for the following useful assistants * rendered, and for which they take tit li present opportunity of returning - theit i sincere thanks, viz., to Messrs Ctompta- j|. loup and Cooper for the Qaeen-itiMt I agency of the Association; to MrflbMlS M Mackay for convenience freely affoided oa W behalf of the apprentice lads; te MrttA. t>. Colson for deli\ery at bis shop of sdiohtf lj prizes and papers; to the Onion &B.M A the Northern S.S. Companies-for tM »; carriage free of tho Association's to* IJ parcels; and to the owners of thes.s.-MO' , | mahana for a free passage to the Ifom ■ , granted when needful to the AssofcutioM n .agent. ; -'[. !iAAy.: 1| The offer of full time services for canp ft ing on the work of the Association, and &« || the same advantageous terms as prenoW. it bas been rendered, and again accepted W , |. the committee for the year now euW<i f | upon, 1883-4. '-iyYA S j In conclusion, hearty thanks are ner«sy m tendered to all the subscribers andiwP', ft porters—city and country-of the sw«* 1: tion in the past, and the committee «?»• h dently rely on the same good help MM :F accorded In the year now commeiieuw |,' The much to be regretted entire exctoM"1 { y of Bible reading from ali public schMf ;; renders the field for operations by »» fc association a very large one, a rJD^ appeal therefore to all who may feel wfew' , | ted in the present work is now maw i ; .- _____________ ' ■''- ': 1 S

.^m^nxuJt Qmt in Us "ClinicalOMC* [- ttouson Medicine InModern Times," «i"?T,i t %» foiiOTfing pithy [aphorism:-'if: _ ottea *a* occasion to remark,.how Jf""** &;,; can estimate the reparative powra, flo^S gj MteweuMiybetodftooverdlsease-fmsu^ ||j h*PB, never more striking than io some cnw« || Mtoctions-organio strength hes nowhere wag & the li-rang circle of nutrition anafanoUon.^S;: . M lungs betas, organs readily liable to thisl^g j they require healthful Bnrrounflingl w» || Wgh nutrition. When attacked byloss of mm 1, contraoted breathing power, with a^ffl W tenacious expeotoi otion, Aickin's Syrup « *«* %ptiis,wiaEfephos^toofL_JueandQgg g; Should Be tak^n thrice daily. This vaJus»| f, Mmedy will excite a healthy vitalitT S i, promote a reparative action in the disofSJJ jl, l_, tissues, the breathing will become free,«», 1( j > cough soon cease. This course of trcaan=?f tl , ;., espociollr beaoflclai in consumption, wenw»»> | h and asthma, . -■ fv'.'|_fl

PrinteaondPubllshedbytboProprietor,HtN« ; Brett, of Symonds-street, at bis }* u rn <, Printing Office, Wyndbam-sb-eet, in tne Vince of Auokland, New Zeataui. IfIUDAV, MARCH 2,183*



?AnctiQPß. W, ft OOOHEANB JAB. DAOB* TUESDAY, MARCH 6. NEW FOUR-ROOMED COTTAC4E, DEVON-STREET, NEWTON. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from tho owner, who ls leaving tho Colony, to sell by publlo auotlon, at tho Land Mart, Fort-atrsot, on Tuesday, Maroh Bth, at 12 O'clock, A NEW COTTAGE of four rooms, veran dah, Sec, 100 gallon tank, in Devon-st.. Newton (port of Bailey's paddook), ejected on Lot No. 10, 33 feet to Devon street, and now In the occupation of Mr, Fieldscnd. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AucUoiioiii. W, 0, OOCHBAHKI IJAS. DAOBE wednesday, march 7. waterTengine, weighing machine. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms. Fort-street, on Wednesday, the 7th Maroh, at It o'clock. By Order of tho Trustees lv tho Estate of Mr. Holder: A FIRST i CLASS WATER ENGINE, nearly new, and but little worked, equal to Bix horse-power, manufactured by Messrs, Price Bros.: Weighing Machine, Saok Holder, and Grindstone. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, EL COCHRANE.] [JAMES DAOEK MONDAY, MARCH 12. By Order of tho Genoral Church Trutt. ALLOTMENTS, MANUKAU, ST7"STEPHENS, AND BRIGHTON ROADS. TO BE LEASED FOR 21 YEARS. THE Subscribers have received imtruc tiona to offer for loaEo by publlo auotlon, at the Land Mart, Fort-stroot, on Monday, March Btb, at 12 o'clock. Far a term of 21 years, for Business Furposes- FOUR ALLOTMENTS, corner ot Manukau Road and St George's Bay Road, having frontages to the Manukau Road ot from SS feet to 91 feet each, For a torm of 21 years, for Residence SH93- THREE ALLOTMENTS on St. Stephenß' Road. Immediately opposite theproperty of Mr B. Ireland, with an average frontage of 81 feet eaoh THREE ALLOTMENTS on tbo Brighton Road (above Mr K. G. Wood's property), with an average frontage of 55 feet each. Plans and conditions of lease can be scon at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, AT AN EARLY DA'IE. ASHIPMENT~oi FIRST.CLASS BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWISf Auctioneer, AT AN EARLY DATE. A SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN ORGANS. First-class Make. QAB R I E _L ~LEW IS, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, MARCH 9. CHOICE THOROUGHBRED MARES. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at tho Haymarket, on Friday, March 9, at twelve o'olook, BROWN MARE TOI, with foal at foot by Musket, Stinted to Randwick. BAY MARE XANTIPPB, foal at foot by Cap-a-pie. Stinted to Randwick. For full pedigree see Stud Book. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Waluku-Saturday, March 8 Pukekohe—Monday March 12 , Pokeno—Monday, March 19 L -- r-Wednesday, March 21 [ turn—Wednesday, March 28 I _LFRED BUCKLAND. E" .. — . _____ —. SATURDAY, MARCH 10. [ " i POKENO. I/lOR SALE, at the residence of Mr, J, ■? MoNelsh, on Saturday, March 10, at 11 e'olOßk. THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOCK :- The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion BLAIR ATHOL i Heavy Draught Mores In fcal to Blair * Athol 3 Light Draught Mares In foal to Blair Athol I 2 Medium Draught Fillies, 2 years old I I Yearlings by Blair Athol 2 Farm Geldings • ! 3 3-year-o'd Medium Draught Colts li A Child's Pony an d Foal I A Good Riding Hook ; 17 Cows, In milk and in oalf i 18 Two-year-old Heifers I Ayrshire Bull a Berkshire Boar and three Sows I 2-horse Dray I Hornsby Plough i Two-horse Grubber and Roller I Sundries ■ 100 bushels Oats • 30 bushels Wheat. I A Conveyance will meet the Train at Pokeno | on arrival of Auckland Train. I Luncheon Provided. !| ALFRED~BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, ; TH E HAYMAR XE T. C 3 ALE OF WOOL. SHEEPSKINS ,! O HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 13 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■' ■ medico-- ANIMAL MAGNETISM. —Cure o X3l every Malady hitherto reputed incurable, by means of the Magnetic Fluid—that is to say, the Electricity of the Body.—The undersigned ■ bas received the gift of healing neither from above nor helow, it being a well-known modern scientific mode of treating disease. No Chahqk made. Patients visited at their own homes if if required. — Address -"Magnetiser," care of I Evenino Stab office. Please enclose stamp and EH DER SON'S SUPERIOR, ■s*. : BAKING POWDER. IN VI CTA~B RAND. ii MEDICALHALL, •■ Opposite Thrco Lamps, Ponsonby, Anckland, TAMES O A T E R, I «| DISPENSING and FAMILY CHEMIST § (Membkb fbabmaoeuiioal Booietv), i HOBSON-BTREKT, close.to Wellington-street, 1 Anoinuiro. N.Z I riIHE XMPERIAL QCHIEDAM QCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, i Distilled and prepared In Sohledam, Holland 1 from an Original Receipt, and possessing i Rare Medicinal Qualities in aU DISEASES on- the I KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AHD URINARY I ORGAISS. I\ A Tonio, Dluretie, Antl-Dyepeptlo CORDIAL, ■: I - by the recommendation of the Leading i Continental Physicians, and ia now ACKNOWLEDGED AS TBE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY FOB GRAVEL. GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU IK M.ATISM. Tha Trade and Consumers are cautioned A aoalnst spurious imitations, the genuine only j ' tearing the signature and address of the pro- I 1! *fT HENRI J. HART, II MELBOURNE. 11 dln the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PRIZE at the Mel -1 bourne International Exhibition, 1 DR. HASBALI/8 REPORT. 1) • Tbe Analytical and Sanitary Institution, • I "Jl, Holborn Viaduct, E.G., { " London, Sth May. 1877. fi Report ot a Sample of Imperial Sohledam ■ i Sohnapps, reootved from Mr B. J. Hurt. lif "Wo have subleoted a sample ot the above- I II Bamedortiolotoaveryoarefnlohemloalanalyßls i «nd examination. "Theresults of the analysis, whioh are set ' il' leith in a separate report, show that this spirit i m j| of good strength, practically free from acidity, ' 11 and that It contains bnt traces of solid matter .Ti An solution. It possesses a delicate and agree i able aroma, and a pore tnd mild taste. Mr I" I 'Hart's Schiedam Sohnapps ls a very superior gartiole ot Its class. Is well purified, and quite , jMtauine. * . '■ "(aigned) Ahthds H. Habsam. M.D., •*' AaShor of Food audits Adniteratlons.'&o. ' "Otto Hehnbb, F. 0.8., " Public Analyßt," :|i Wholesale Agent i 4RTBUR H, NATHAUf,



'Ground Lime, ground lime, FOR SALK, SOUTH GATE' 8 > MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND J ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting t^taJities). For tanks and othor wot work i is a lirst-class material. 'B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT, ccstom-nousk-strket. "TOmbo ~ I TVTAHDRANGI HYDRAULIC LIME. 3 All Mahuranoi Lijiks Ark Not Alike. The Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) bes to ' inform Builders, Contractors, and tho General Public, now that thoy havo got a good start , made and thoir quarry properly opened out, I tliey nro most desirous that proper tests bo r made of tho diilerent Mahurangi Limes, and i, tho best bo spoclflod. The W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur chasers not to believe mere interested assertions as to this or that limo being tho best in tho market, but to put them to tho proof, and thoy ! aro quito content to abide by the result. J. P. KIDD. Agent, S3, Queen-street. Town 5 Yard, Custoniliouso-strect West (next Sims and Brown's). HYDRAULIQ LIME TRADE^MARK AUCKLANDiN.Z. ■ rsiHIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit ' .8. able for Conorsto Bnildlngs, Brickwork, '. Plitatarlng Buildings, Tanks. &o. i It Is ground tha Fine*, and is THE BEST LIME IN THE MARKET. Ia roply to the popular bollot that all Llmea from Mahurangi aro alike, wo ask—"Aro «11 quartz reefs, or aro lands In the samo district, ' alike?' > In Europe, all Hydraulic or Comont Limes are tested beforo using, and tho best specified, i why Bhonld not tbe same rule be followed herol • Per ' oubio yd, Conoreto Foundations cost from _.. 15s to 25a Brlok Foundations cost from .. 80s to Z'M Conorete Bnildlngs cost from .. 23a to 25a Brlok Buildings oost from .. _ $3a to SAa Conorete Buildings, Plastered, &c, will not exceed 10 per oent. over wood. Circular explaining treatment sont to any ad dress, or the fullest information Riven at the office, Limj supplied wholeralo or retail. Speolal ; terms :o Dealers and Contractors taking cargoes direct. Abo on F ale, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &o, JOHN WILSON & CO. 81. Qonen-9U«f.t O VVRA UL I C LIME. MESSRS PULHAM, BANNATYNE & CO., f Of Mnhurans!, bos to notify that thsy are pro. pared to exoouto orders for shelr BYDRAUIJC LIME, elthor at tho Kilns or at tholr Auokland Branch. Customhonse-streot West, where all particulars may bo obtained. As this Lime le now so well known In tha Auckland Market, P, B. & Co. trust that Architects. Builders, and Contractors will give them a fair share ot their support. N.B.—Brain Pipes, Tiles, Bricks, and • Sand always n Btock Prospectus. PROSPECTUS OV TIM WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING CO., LIMITED, Capitol: £So,oOt>, in SO,COO Shores of CI Kaoh, 14,000 of whioh have been allotted to owners ot the various properties; of the balaaon, 16,000 Shares are now offered to the Public. i DIRECTORS Hon. F. Whitaker. M.L.A., Auokland Hon. James WlUlUmson, M.irA.. Auckland Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.U., Anckland W. S. Laurie, BBq„ Auokland J. Bradley. Esq., Bamllton James Lindsay, Esq,, Ngaruawahia Thomas Henry Russell, Esq , Auckland Captain W. Souter. Cambridge BiNKEBS ; B&nk ot New Zealand. solicitohs : Messrs Whltakor, Rußsell, and Baddle. secretary, pro mm. : H, W. Hoatb, Shortland-street. Tho Company has been formod to acquire the valuable freehold propartles and plants cf tho Waikato Coal Company. Limited, and of the Waikato Steam Navlga'on and Coal Mining Company, Limited; and to farther dovelope tho trade of the Walltato District. A schedule of tho properties taken over by tMa Company Is ainoxod. The»o havo b.an e7reed to bo put in by tho shareholders of tba two Companies named, forthe sum ot £11,0(0. the whole of which they havo taken In paid up shares. There are now effared to the publlo 16.000 saares ot 2Qs each, the proceeds ot which will mod for tho purpose of providing capital need ful for earring on the extended operations con templated by this Company. These shares will ba opon to tender, and the minimum price will ba par. It ls almost suporflaons to describe these pro perties, so well known to tho pub'io of Auok land. It may, however, ba mentioned that the ooal mice property—consisting of 11202 aores— Is practically undeveloped, consequent on the difficulty attendant on conveying coal from the west bank of the Waikaio River to tbe railway. This dlffioulty Ib overcome by use of tho exten sive carrying plant of the Steam Navigation Company. The seotlon of the mine now worked was sur veyed In 1850 by W. R. Moody. Esq., late Manager of th o Waratah Coal Mine, Newcastle, New South Wales, who, after careful boring, made a report to the Directors of tho Waikato Goal Company (Limited) that there were 1.500.C00 tons available coal on the £0 acres then under survey. The quality of this ooal is excel lent. It is believed that extensive deposits of cool exist upon the large area (ap wards of 11.0.0 acres) owned by the Company. The Company are now surveying Into town ship and suburban sections its 150 acres of land on the east bank of the Waikato River, adjoin ing 'Huntly Railway atatlou and the Taupiri Coal Mine, and they intend to offer the same for salo. by auction at an early date, A fair prioe Ib expected to be realised by the disposal of this choice property. The business of the Waikato Steam Naviga tion Company has been carried on successfully and profitably for a number of joira; during the past few years it has Increased tory con siderably. The 16.C00 shares now offered to tho publlo will be Bold to the highest tender. Paj mont for the shares as follows:—ss on application, Ss on alloimenr, Ss ia three months, and Ss In blx months. Kaoh Instalment will carry dividend from date of allotment payment. Applications will be received on and after the ISth lnßtant, and allotment will bo made ao:ord- Ing to priority ot application By order oi the Ulroctorp, H. W. HSATH. Secretary, Auokland, llth February, 1833. 1 ! I ! I . I " Land and Estate Aarents flf! O X S A Xa V, J? By EDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBERT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms, outbuildings, 3'o 9 acres; very oheap. MOUNT ALBKRT—House 10 rooms, outbuild ings, 2 acres (near station), £950. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount KdO'l—9} atWB 7-roomed House, tee. £150 oash, at 1 per oent, MOUNT ALBKRT (near Railway Station)— 61 acres volcanlo sail, in grass: splendid view. MOUNT ALBERT (near stationl—House 10 ■ rooms, 2 acres.—WOO. HODSE OF KIGHT ROOMP, Hden Terrace. Gas stove, wel', See. Offered oheap. MOUNT EDEN (nGar Statlonl-Seven-rogmed House and Large Allotment, £500. Terms easy. MOUN T EDEN—House;! rooms, £210 VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-7-roomed House; conorete cistern, with nearly one acre. COTTAGE and LOT—I9B x 150—£200. ONEBUNGA—House 8 roomß—£loß. ONEHUNOA V-roomed House and Land, £250. ALLOTMENTS, Seafield Road, Parnell, Rich mond Monnt Eden. etc. MOUNT KDKN, Valley Road—House ot 9 large rooms, out-houses, la, dp, land. Cheap. SEABIELD ROAD-Gentleman's Resldenoe of 8 rooms, large allotment, every convenience, LEAMINGTON ROAD - New Comfortable Hooses and Land, £250 eaoh, CITY— Capital Shop of 6 rooms, stable, &o„ to leaee, rent low, MOUNT ALBEST-16} acres and Honse. £500. MOUNT ALBHRT-Laase of C 2 aorea and Houses, &o. Cheap. ELLKRSLIK—House, 7 rooms, and land, £150, PONSONBY—Houses of 6 and 11 room?. PAPATOITOI—Fine House and 20 aores, FARMS at Cambridge, Pukarimu, See. KD. V7AYTS, Honse ond Land Agent. W" "" OSBORNE, • Fstate, Land, and General Oommla lon Agent, 81, Queen-street, Auokland, F. J. MOSS. IW. V, O SULLIVAN Fa J a MOSS & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOBTLAND-STHEBr, Intending Bayers aro respectfully invited to Inspeot our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest, Q li_VSB YffjT OKS. S. QLASS T^ORKBI __ Our Leading Articles this week are i Confec tioners' Jam, Is per lb; 3 Gloss Jugs for 2s Bd j Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Sd; Gloss Balls for Shooting st, In quantities to suit purchasers i Garden Shades, all sluos i Fl£h Globes and Gold Fish, very ohespi M, C 0 0"k~& SONS, ' FBVBMM'S BAY.



j Public Notices, TP E A 0 0 C X, o OPTICIAN 3 HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE QLASSKS ot every description. An ' Accurate Fit Guakaktmkp. '• Compound Microscopes & Tklkscopks, I Powerful and Oheap. ANHROID BAROIinStftCIW, '.I'IIKRMOMOTKHS, 1 KI.KCTHUI BIOI.KB, IIAVI'KHIKS, ANB | Fittings, I Magneto Klootrio Maohlnes and Medical Coils, 1 OPERA CLASSICS. IUXIHHU_AU, FIELD AND MAI^NN GLASSES. ' TIIKODOT.ITKS, COMVABSW3, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydronietwa, Sneotmvomotors, tftvliiioiiiotivr-.i, Argcutomcters, See,, &c. Sec Aoknt you TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACIHNK3 nml EXTRAS. OPPOSITE TUEPCIST - OFFICE, SIIOKTr,AN_>STUUK-r. " i> EL L E V ' UTii II OUS F, TAURANGA, NEW ZICALAND, Suites of Booms, Uatho, Piano, Etahlcs. Coach loaves dally for Hot I-iikon and '1 orraccs. , Charges Modshi-Wh.. J. BOD-ILL Pro rioter, TO BKIIHxK CONTRACTOR fc BUILDERS, ETO. The undersigned, having special inaoW.nery for tho manufacture of Bolts, has sunply o t all lenßths in stock at cheapest rates; amo. Koru* latlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tabular Field _. Gates, price _B3los, to bo had from T. and 8. . Morrin it Co,, Cruickshank, Mlllor & Co., and " at the Works. r A . TAI T. Lome-street Bolt and General Iron Works. ■a t, / mHOB. I TTARHUTT. l! - SHH KAPAI OQKM d BROOM FACTORY, 1. OUSfOH-HOUSK-itt, j8 Moeii v/EBf, ; 3 Horn h/h pec dew is it o Evening Concerts. a BELECIIONS FROM OPERAS, SONG?. UEffS. ETO„ KTO, '. Every Person oan have these In their own " Home by calling on J. HOWDEN, Shortland-st., j. And Purchasing one ot hia 0 NEWLY-IMPORTED PIANOS, d II . a a 1 11^ iiihuu ». .i a o ol&8 S '. \/ MERCHANTS', d W, PUOMPF9 & Sua 8i& ;•'.', QUXKK-SffBEST, AuOUSiAKD, ii,&. 5 importers oa PAPSRHANOJSae, Psad Di-scratlant, KliJtHS—Pollfflied. Silvered, as.3 ilucjh PrAßa Snsliflli and Continental Ohtnt, Phoio- S srapiilc, aintaSharlce. WHITM LKUI), Calo-ars, Oil. VARNISH**. Brashes, Mined Paints. Canon's Antliscrl roslva and PaSenl Silicate Paint. MOULDING 8-Glit. tstnlned. Vaaaered, te t Picture Frame and Room Dscor&tionit. Fancy *' Framee for Cabinet and O.D.V. , Pitxvsim nt every deajriptlea ta meat Tsurittj iSasj&r,— Photoi and Coloured. Albums fat Photos, Scraps. See., lea,, at, Oat-out or Overlay Mounts, all dtee | Gabtntu aud O.R.V, Mount*) Ariut** RcquuMef, " W, P. aS, La vinjt alwuys an iiAnd tha Urges I rtack ot the above seeds In the North Island tt New Zealand, ere able ta execute either wholt- Bale ot retail orders on the most favourable terms. Bamples of Papai-hangings frotu open stock, ox ol orlßlnsl pacts-ssa, sont on smillca tion. New settlers In Auokland should Inspect our stook ot Faperhanstags and Ploturee below fitting up their new homes i thoy will Hud _kkt o thlnx to salt ths means ot avuyonti W, PHIiIJPPS & SON, QtmßH-HVusnsv. AnanxAO" J HBNUEKSON, a HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL z IDECORATIVE PAINTER. 0 NO. 8, W r NDII A M•STE EX T. i ijUPKRIOK UOi(RUtSAX_SU H"A!MK.>:i i3PA R X B R HAS FOR EAM! t number cf ths nbovs, t»!»» 3 Tap ready (or uss, JSS »nrt nnw_ud», 1 At his SraAisii VPobks, VioroßU-arKissrs, or fels S>op WsUi«au>__r-<ncxi>n, i Large aeaatiae* et Spoutlna. Rldstaß, acd 1 Down plpsg always In tioolc "Verandah Iron carved at shortest notice. ZSanat&ctnrer ol Lead and Oompo Pipe. A eholoe soleotlOß ot Chandeliers, fa.., *t hti ; Wallißsloy-street shop. ' Ocentry orders will always receive hi* proms* " attention. [ Usensta te mt am waiar, ! Bats x'-trasrssa ov srm Sai'aoviio Lim , Euan UtDoma. JUST LANDED. A Beautiful Assortment ot BORD'3 KO. 8 RO3EWOOD & WALNUT PIANOS. Also. HARMONIUMS 1 HARMONIUMBI SurflasSlnK »v before lmprrted for Bweotncss of tone, oomblned with power. Price from *10 to 60 Guineas, with two Rows ot Keys In Elo- Rant Caßes, whioh will te sold at a Reduction for Cash, or on the Deferred System of Pay ment, WEBB AND CO.'fl MDSIO SALOON, . I.YCKUM HALL, Houson E.TRBKT, near Victoria-street. mffF£PfSfcx<xiiNT Jm IHBEB DOOB9 ABOVE "STAR" OFFICK. MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS, INBUBANCK AND MISINQ Rl?OI8TER BOOKS ' SFsciinnv Ruled and Bookd. Music. Magazines, Publlo Libraries and Sunday school Books well bound, • BAKERS BPEOIAL RULED DAY BOOKB. ( Bibles, Prayer, and Hymn Books Re-bound, BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULfD. igWp t> < g _. THE H&< MARKET UI, QUEEN-STREET, AUOKLAND ON BALK, ABKIVBD Pisa COROMANDKIi A9TS ROMAN EMFIRB,- Whlte Clover, Rod Clover, Alsyite Olover, Cow* Brass, Meadow Fesoue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstall, Rape, Trefollum luocrnßtum (Scarlet Clover), FROM AMERICA DIRECT- Tlmothy, Kentucky Bluearana (Poa PratonsUi), _ Poverty Bay Ryecrass, Canterbury Ryearmai, Oooksfcot, Pralrlegrass, Rattail. SARLY SEED POTATOES, AS FOEIOWH I- ( Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's Vlotorla. • LATER VARIETIBS-Hobart. Sutton's Mas num Boaum, Sutton's Flower Ball, etc ai ALSO, al Oats. Barley. Garoen and Flower seed. Coarse, rflne and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zen- Pi land Flax. Tow. daoon nnd Hams. ai BONEDUST A»D BONKFLOUR Oi ol all grades. IHLAND AVt) PERUVIAN GUANO. &0.. &0, bi HESKETH & AITKHJ* m



Money. I * UO ISLAND nsBMAKKN'r Jr_A. 00-OPEBATKVK BUILDING ANU INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Oifirica I— HI, Qcnatf-BTRKirr, LOANS Brsnteftupon approved Beocrltlea or Freehold or Loasehoid Properties In mums u( 180 to IESd.OOO prlnoipel und Ititereot being re payable la instalments at tlie fallowing K»- DociED Rates tax repayment of eaoh fttOi) bowowodi— Repayments ertend- „ w , Total amount ing over <vac.c W p WA w O , ifs a. o. il d. A. I year - -200 Mfl v tl __ return - - 1 010 iliS 8 S S years _ 11 '/ US li (I (years _ 11 B Bl 0 I fiyearr. , .. SB ISO 11 9 gears - - 7 1 U7 18 9 10 years ~, - H IBj 10 I Aud n the same proportion for smaller orlnrßorlosne. DEPOSITS.—The Society receive* Money on Deposit tt rates as follows:—Repoyable at 7 days notice, 5 ncr oon*. oar annum; repayable In six monthe, 0 por oont.por annum, JOHN DiITGHHI _______?£!!___L_____- O_H0 _H N W, U A li DIE, LAND, COMMIBHION, AND , ESTATE AGKfiT, i Money Lent s /komiesohv Notes, Housiew, * fcrnlturk, &c. Bills Discounted Daily. Mottgaaos Negotiated, HIGH-STREET, Auckland. | £1U TO £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGKNCY, HIGH-STREET. AUCKL iND POBITE CITY COUNCIL OFifIOES). Money advance from £10 to ClOOfl en Personal Security, Do ds cf Property, ulmrof, &o. 1 Repayments oan bo mado In Instalments ot Onk Shilling per Wkkic Ust t.n ob Ponrrn bor rowed, or In ny way to mitt borrowers. Commnnloatlonu Confidential. Post Office Addhiwbi box9o, Anoklanfl. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OK AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT~AND DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. All Investing Shares issued during tho current month participato in tho Annual Division ot Profits. Doposita fixed for a term o£ G months nro re ceived at fi por cont. Deposits fixed for a torm of 12 months nro re ceived at 7 per cent,; interest payable half yearly. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, This Socioty advances, on approved Freehold and Leasehold Property, to tbo extent of thrce fonrths of tho value Borrowers may pay oil - part or tho wliolo of thoir Mortgiißo at any time, and af tor two years currency without notico or flno. Borrowers participato in Surplus Profit. FINES Not Enforced in Casks of Sick ness ou Want of Employment. Tho Reduced Scale of He-payments, and any further particulars required, may bo obtained at tho Society's Oillcw, corner or Quoen-street and Vulcan Lane. GEORGE FRASER, Manager, U N ft'Y T~O LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Broker and Commission agent, ; quern-street, auckland (Binnkv'B auction Rooms, Upstairb), gnXCHANOE ON~NEW YORK AND Hi LONDON, in sums to suit. FOR HALE BY ARNOLD, HINKS, AND CO,, Corner of Cnatom-honno and Fort etroots, ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or any sura required, on tonu*i to Bult borrower*. Intorest ullovvoil on oionlea placed on my hands till Invented.—W, V, atovons.ln voetlng Ageat, 187, Qnegn-ntrcot. ONEY TO LEND, in largo and small inms, at current rates of iiitoro.it. Apply to I'ETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, Ulgh-strcot, MON£Y"TO~LEND ) at a moderate rato of Interest.—Aooly to JACKSON & RUSSELL. Soiloltora. Fort-atreet. MONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, In sumß of £50 and upward?, at tho cur rent ratca ot Inti rest —Apply Wm. S. Coohrane, 'IS, N, Z„ Insurance Bnlldinßo, or H&muol Coohrsno and i. on, Fort-atroet. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrst-class Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Solicitor, Corner of Qnoon and Shortluid-utreota. ONEY TO LEND, In lar^o or small snms. at usual rotes of Interest. CONNKLL & COOPER, Solicitors, Vnlcan Lane. Ironmonsrerv. riHKAP OTARDWAE® "O OUST, SJd, qUBKN.STRIH J« & J OiOS B?, HAVE FOR SALE HOWAT'B ANUOAPTNIO It AMPS AtSO, SIS Bobnkes, fonts, Gloebb, and Wieeo Aud a Great Variety of Chlmntea. RODQEH'S LOOEWOOD'3, ASD WltlVAlt, TABLE AND POOKETERI. JOHMSOS'B CELEBRATED SCISSORP, i " '" 1 CLARK'S BOILERS SAUCEPANS, SO, GEHTITH'S PATKNT TOA AND V/Ontm t FOTB, STAMPED TINNED MKAT AND PlB DIBHK3, BASINS AND MILK PANQ (nil slics), Buokkts, Tdb3, Pails, and i OVKKS, BISOOMS, SOROBBKKS, WHI3E_3, &0. Haie, Cloth, and Naii Buußßßg, MARK'S, BLAOKS, AND LYNDON'S BPADES AND DIGGLNQ FORKS. GARDEN HOES. KAKBS, C AND TROWELS, ti „.™™ ti 0 HAND. RIP.AND TBHNON SAW « Axs3, Adzbs, Xohahawks and Cazsa&s Augurs, planes, Hahmehu, braoks s twist akd Patbni Bira (ail alisssj, SOCKS Hinges, Nailu, and BaAsswAEß, Boora's Genuine Whitb Lsa», Raw and Bois._si.-i LntsntiTJ Osa. FIVE PER OENT. DISOOUNIf I, Allowed lo Oash Purchasers on all .Salt; p imountlntt to Ma, sua tn.ww.iJ In w re tn I . ■ Ml " ■ pUANO. U A N O MALDEN ISLAND GUANO. 100 Tons of this well-known Fortlllsor have Jirrlvod por Fredorlolc Baesii, and will bo sold C it a Low Rate. . J7 Maiden Island Guano has been innontootably s proved to be of great valao for growing orop?, md for qnlokly and effielently ronewing worn >ut or poor pastures it Is unsurpassod. Purchasers, at onoo for delivery ex ware louse, will ba most liberally dealt with. Apply to tho New Zealand Loan and Heroantllo Agency Company (Llmltedf, Qneen ireoi. Auokland,



j Drapery and Clothing1. | l " j ! iflMfe Tl> E M. J, 11 R E N N A N, BANKRUPT, C AMU HI, f COOMBES & /10. Having beon duolared THE PURCHASERS Of tho abovo DRAPERY • Cj T 0 C X, Rap c k y O to c k, AT A Villi V J.ARGK QISUOUNT TjUtOM QOaT pKICIC, WII.T, OFFER. IT FOR SALE, ON SATURDAY, YTWBHUARY CM OATURUAY, JUHBRUARY, "% AT 80 QUJSEN-STRBKT. THE STOCK CONSISTS OF MEN'S, YOUTHS', AW BOYS' CLOTHING, MEN'S SHIRTS, HOSIERY, AND TIES, LADIES' DRESS MATERIALS, SILKS, CALICOS, SHEETINGS, FLANNELS. SHIRTINGS, BLANKETS, &c., &c THE ENTIRE STOCK IS OF aUPBRIOK QUALITY, As Mr llronnan waa only a few months In business, THE GOODS ARE AU, OF THE NEWEST STYLES. MOST FASIIIOSABM SHADES, AND BEST MATERIALS. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY, j EACcPIIONAL OPPORTUNITY, I As S. COOMBE3 & CO. having secured this FIRST-CLASS STOOK under such favour able circumstances, thoy will be able to SELL GOODS AT ABOUT HALF SELL GO.'Uis AT ABOUT HALF COST PRICE. COST PRICE. THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW USEFUL LINKS : -72-INOH PLAIN SHEETING, 7}dj Brennan's price, ls lid. 7MNCH HEAVY WHITE TWILL SHEBT . ING, Did; Rrcnnan's price, Is Cd. 00-INCH FINLEY'd SHEETINGS, Is 1}<1: Bronnon'a price, 23 9J, GOOD CALICOS, from 2d, Did. 3d, to 3}d; Brennsn's price, from lid to G53. LADIiiS' DRKS3 MATERIALS, 3U to 71d J usually sold ot Old to Is 9d per yard, QOILT?, BLANKETS, TOWEL 0, See., 25 per cent, loss than cost. MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND BOYS' OIOTHING, one-third less than usual prlco. EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN SHIRTS, HOSIERY, TIES, AND MENd MERCERY, In Ordbh to Clkah Odt this Fxmnbive Etock in TW 0 \\T REX S, wo Week s. wg iuvb marred the goodb in skveril. Departments at ABOUT ONE-THIRD THE COST ABOOT ONE. THIRD THE COST PRICE. PRICE. ] S. COOMBES & CC\ Call tho particular atttentlan of Hotel Proprie tors and Country Storekeepers to this Sals, as they will bo ablo to soleota goneral assortment of Good Usefal Stair, at folly 25 per cent, less than warohonse prices. SALE ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT S» Coombes & (Jo.'s, 80, QUBEN-STRBET. P,?.-We have BE-MAHKKD OUR OWN iiAHGH STOCK FULLY TWENTY-FIVE ?ER CENT. OFF our n'roady Low Prices, and n going through It .we oamo aoross many lines vhioh wo havo REDUOED equal to the Bank upt's Stoolr, so tho Public havo now an oppor unity of selecting Goods from a Stook ol oSI 0,000 WORTH OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, AT !) 8 IIOOMUES & V O.'S, 'J (86, QUEEN-SWEET,



I Ironrnongrery T. &S. MORRIN & CO, LIMITED, Hardware Merchants, a. uckland. importers of Every Desoriptlon of FURNISHING, BUILDERS', aND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MACHINERY T. & S. M. S: Co., Limited, aro prepared tt Bupply HARDWARE in all its brandies at THE LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Large Shipments now In Port, and Comlnt Forward, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GARDEK > TOOLS OF THE BEST QUALITY, I PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER LAWN MOWERS, from 10 to 18, LAWN TENNIS MARKERS. FLAVEL'S, LEAMINGTON, and other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, With or Without High-Pressure Boilers, REGISTER GRATES OF ALL QUALITIES FINE CAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL, and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH, POST HOLE BORERS, ELECTRIC BELLS, GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, HALL LAMPS, COOKING STOVES, GLOBES, Etc. "NOVELTY" AND "PEERLESS" WRINGING M CHIN. S IN THESE SIZES, BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN WASHING MACHINES. WTAII Goods carefullyi Packed. Ts & S. Morrin & Co;, LIMITED, I:



I Sawing Machines. j ,'Bingeks Skvving Machines. aiiiKor ■• Machines 1 Sinister'!) Oeotelva Maohlnea ' (..liiß-ii-.! _!)ooliil7o Mnosilnes I --.l/iitc-v'-i Hoclfltvfl Maohlnea Siti.soi'e _J_.oi.iiyv. Machines !35neort Uonlnlye Musfclncs Bliioaa'L. Decisive Maoliinae Blup;or'e isoeltivo Maohlnes ' ainijer'ii Decisive Maohlnea Singer's and MaohliKva | SitiKt't'o JverwiK-iwuß Machinal, Stager's Overwhelming Machines Sinner's Overwhelming Maohlnea ; Singer's Overwhelming Msoninea 1 Singer's Ovorwhoiminft Maohlnea SiDKCr'a Overwhelinlno; Maohin&a ainKßi"? Ovm-wholminp' Machines fiiJSKUß'fi <)vc>.rwho!min(i Maohlnes IHiißiir'n Viotory lor tho Uluaer Machlnsß SlnKor'n Viotory Maohlnes SiiiKor'a Victory Mttohlnes Hlrif-toj's Victory Machinoa Slr.K-or'i: Viotory Maohines HlriKer'e Victory Msohines Shitior's Viotory Maohlnes Singer"? Victory Maohlnes Sinner b Viotoiy Machines Sinßor'!- Viotory Machines Slngar'n Viotory Machines Singer's At Chriatohuroh Itxlilbltion. Maohluon Sin(£or r, th o sinner Machines Uli.HOt-'.. Tha Ulntjsr Machines SlnirerT. The fcJic(?or Machines ::l_. Kfir'f Tho Biu(?cr Maohiniis | fc.*>«er» XhoSlnKer Machines I Hlnaers Thoßlnsar Machines isiasrert. Tho singer. Maolilnos Slnicer's rwo Gohi Medals Machines Slnger'h Two tiol.l Models Maohines HiuiiCii-'s Two Gold Meduls Mnohinoi tilnner'i Two Gold Medals Machines Slagor't lira Gold Merlalu Meohlnos Slngor'a Two Gold Medals Machinoa Sinf.sr't Two Gold Medals Maohlnea Slniwr'ii UeaMna allOomsetltorti- Maohlnes Slnttar'a aoatlna; all Maohlnos Slnetor's ijoatltiK all ■ Machinoa SlnKßr'D ileatsnK nil Msohiues . ain.'-.-or't t!i»iiitmrt' nil Machines j t!i:i:-.or's Uijatlisß all Maohlnea SluKOrt Ciimpotltorr Maohinea SiiiKOr'i Coiiipotito-.f Machines Sia?er'e Compotltors Muchlnes ain-ier"/. C'ompetltoro Mttohlnas (.-ilnj:e_.'B Oompotltorß Machines so El)iEi>/e iJOiitln^; all Competition. Meoblnee Sinner s Always ilollnblo Machines ainger* .Always Jicllablo Maohlnsa HUiitor r- Always Hollablo Maohines Slnßors 'I'luifiitgurls Maohlnos Sln.cor'i. 'I ho BlnKir is Machines Siiißav'e Tl:o Siniseris Maohines _t Sinser's The simplest ana Heal Machines Htaßor s Tho Simplest and Boat Machines SlOKero Tho Simplest end Best Maohinea Sinner's Ahvtiyu Hollablo Machines Singes 6 Maohinea Shiitora Always ItoiiaKo Maohlnea Sinßav's « ta a )UKOr la Machines Slnusr's The Slusor Is Maohines Singert The iilnaer is Maohlnes ginger b TheSinseris Machines «,t t!lnr.6.rii TheSinßoris Maohlnes Singer (i Tho Singer is Machines Singer's Xha sibber Is Msohhies Sinners Tho winner ls Machines Stono* o Tho amgor ls Machines Slnitar'c T h« ninttor Is Unequalled Maohines Blnßer's Onequanefl Muchines Sinnert Unequalled Maobiues Btaßere Unoquttlled Maontoos Slnser * Unuqnallod Machines Singers Unequslled Maohlnes angers Unequalled Machines Sliinoro Ur.eqnalled Maohlnos Singer i. Uneqaalled Machines Sinners Unequalled Maohlnen Slnnor v Unequaded Machines Singert uncquallod in the Woild. Maohlnos 8 ngor t tornoot Saie Machines Singore LarKeae eale Machines Singer* Sals Machines dinger ij Largest Sals Machines aingor a Largest Salo Maohlnes Singer'sr. ar g gets t Sale Maohines Sln^et|s ljorgest Sale Machines B lnverts Largest Hale Maohines 8 ngar c Largest Sale Maohinea binsorc Largtst anlt Maohines Sinners i n tbo World. Machines aincort a GJ tier Weefe Much new Blngort 2s Cd per Weok Maohlnfs S nger a 2 s (id per Weslr Maohines S uxor a 2a G d p Ol . weals Maohlnos Singert .>. c ._ p er Weo!£ Maohlnes Singer s 2 a Crl por Week Machines Singer v 2 s Bd per V/eolc Waohiuos Snttars 2s Cd por Woek Machines Stagers 2s Gd por Woek Machines dinners _ ' Machines Singer's BcANCn: Machines Singer's Maohines : ,1 _i,:_u'\i 201, Qticcn-ntroet Machines Singer's 281, Queen-street Maohliiai Siaßct'a 281. Uneon-strent Machines jj Blngort 251. Qusen-Btreet Maohlnes ■' Singert 381, Queon-street Waohlnea Binder's 201, Queen-stroet Machines SUiger'e Jill, Qnnen-streel Hachi-ies Singert 2GI, Queen-Btreet Machines Hliiijtir'n Auckland Maohlnes bingert Anokland Maohlnos Slnger'a Anokland Machines aiu:;«r'B Auokland Machines rtiujfert Auckland Msohinsp SjinjiKrt tncltlftiid Machines Slogor'c Auciilan,'. Maohlnen Slnyor'n I Machines SINGEK'H SEWING MACHIWES, KSTABLIHHttU r BY SPICOUL tetf|_l|2^ AFPOINTMBNT, Buy ONLY THU • y CHLSBKATKIJ \ o •O v „,-•'' SKWINO MACHINKS. The Waslost, Simplest, Bost Made, and Mott Dnrablo. Tho only Sowing Machine which h»s never been beaten in competition, Polo Asrents in New Zealand i SHAKBSPBAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUBBN-BTBHiBX. W. O. D Bs* * s THB G-KEAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTS*!, SAfi JOE! KSOBIVICD A'toWS BUlpasent ot tha Challenge MaoMt:* 6ha Vrorld— Ihi Whits Oo,'a sewikq maokiks The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Ea pisl The Highest Arm The Meat Slmpla The Largest Taalt The Most Kasy ta PforS The Best Cover Tha Most Duritble The Simplest Shuttls Tbs Most Hlsaant The Neatoti oatob TSBAUKS MAyEISSBS ham £5 10b, IHK BES'J BSV/ING -MAOHISSS EYJtK MAiE. j iVxo o? EA."3» MAOHIME3, £3 10s. ' Ales, AawAse on aAin>. J Uennlne Sinso* 1 Frister and Eo mat ] Werihelra j Standard ( Howe Company'ii I Wheoler and Wilson Srover nnd Bakcv's j Jones's A.BO ! Dome«,Ma f, And other good makes 1 *aoM l 2s,v s j?se Wksse ! Ss, 6d. sns Wsisk' t AtiL KIOHIiJSa SOAr&SSYJSSJ-t, , Khaw- Machines eats be hud of lay Ageats :~ N.MoLtianandCo., PioneerStcro, whangarei 1 TSsomau Wells, CaTHbrldgo; William Stevens oc i Ouohimga jK. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell anfl j Boylan, Glsborno: Bioniuvs and Do., Tfiuraßse ' ( a?.rt at other ulao.-.1;. l mH R i"\ BB A T f\ 15 PO X, c a i_-v x ? J QUKKN-STRKST. 1 c c ===== — ] t Coffee i CJofpee i Cofeeki \ s. c "brown, ) DUEHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND, , FLOUK MILLWR AND COFFKM & SPICK + MERCHANT, __ HA9 Aiways on Hand and j S'or Sale- \ FLOUR, In saoks, lull's, and 50*, " Blae" brand § FLOUK,' In saoks, 100s, and 53's, "' Bc4" brand t BRAN AND SHARPS ( HAW Awl) KOASTKD OOFFKE t PKPPKR AND SPIOKS. E In the matter of COFFEE, theattentlon f of the Publlo is called td the excellence of my p brands, and a trial solioitcd, Tho Mixtures are ti oomposod only of the Best Plantation Coffee a and tho Best Chicory procurable, and may be 1 characterised thus— £ " Wattle' (my best brand), nearly pure coffee ~ "Ship" and "Camel," medium coffees ol " great streuKth and flavour 1 "Castlo" ond "Leopard," low medium and o; oommon coffees. ,„ To lovors ol roallrflne Coffoe, ißtronßlyie 7_ commend tho "Keglo," but to the general taste M Medium coffoos aro found to bo most accoptaole, e and 1 say, therefore, lj Try the SHIP Brand !\ TBY THU! CAMICL BRAHB « Prceurablo tiom all Merchants and Store- tl koopers, lcose, and in tins, 40105,, 28ibs„ nibs., 7lbs., 61b?., llbi?., bs., and lib. £ noFFEK /■•'OFjaß poFkua f< ("Teeand potter, Coachßuildeus, | _H Grey-streot, AuoWand.—N.B,: Iron-baric „, Shaft. Spoke , Felloes, Hluo 'A em and all kin s ?. of Hardwood, a Lowest Market Prloes. * C



J^ O T 1 ° 3t BBESWAXI BBESWAXI | Purohasad In any quantity lor Caon, Buyers ot Fungus and Muntz Metal. , Havlnsr purohased In Chinsisi|lne>s*£ men* ot Teas himself, 3AMBB A^SS,.a oonfldenUy reoommend them, and U™« s£,S|l his old Customers, and the Pablle[ jenerSUgS - avail thouwolves of this splendidJ>PPOrt°™[ j. and call early to buy his Superior CongoiM^ > Uij Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobonir, s^Sa Mixed Teas. Bulled to every taster SB X ou hand Japanese Ware. ,_Preserved UWj , Croolterywarei Silks. Handkerohlefe.J"""* 1' commodities too numerous to mention. Note tho Address I- „„„«i JAMKS AH KEW S CO"