THE DOUBLE MURDER IN TASMANIA.

The Inquest on the Victims.

[Per s s, Tarawera at Donedin.]

(BYTELEGRAPH-OWN CORB-BPO-DENT.)

At the inquest in connection with the Epp ing Fore.-t tragedy, the following evidence was given by Mrs Theresa Wilson : -I am the widow of the late William Wilson, who was one of the repairers on the main Hoe of railway, and resident near the line near tipping. On Tuesday, 11th inst., I saw the body of my late husband at Cambelton Hospital, in the presence of the coroner and jury. I remember last Monday night, the 9th instant. My husband, Mrs B?ram, my four ch'ldren, and I were iv our house that night. There were three boys and one girl, Mrs Boram was a lodger for the night. About half-past 8 all but Wilson" went to bed ; and he stayed to get a cup of tea. He dime to bid just before the passing of the mail train to Hobait, which passes the place at five minutes to 9. He said he was very tired with working hard that day, After we had been in bed for some time a noise was heard like gravel falling on the roof, I was just between a doze and a sound sleep Wilson was asleep. After a few minutes Mrs Boram asked if we heard the noise. Wilson awoke and replied that it must have been a rat. Mra Boram was lying on a shake down in the same room. Wilson went off to sleep again, when anolhir stone came, and Wilson said, '-Hallo, that uiuat be someone." I told him to get up aud see whete the dogs wer.', as they had not barked. He did so; lighted a candle, and haviog found the dogs had gone out, he got back to bed. Re lay a little longer, and when another stone came Wilson jumped up. 1 said, "Don't go outside;" but he drew the bolt and went out in his shirt. I heard one word—not spoken by Wilson, but I did not know who spoke it, nor what it was. I then hiaid a gunshot. Ijumpcd out of bed and went to the door and shouted "Murder! Murder!" Wilton staggered past and said, "Mydearwife,"or "My dear Theresa, lam shot." 1 saw no one outside, but a voice spoke three time?: It said : "Come tut hero Missus, or I'll put jou where he is ; I'll give you thuc times, and if you don't como out I'll set tiro to the place." I could not recognise that voice as the voice of anyoue I knew. 1 went back luio the house and closed lhe door. The voice outside said : 'Come on, Kelly, we will get sticks and set fire to the place and burn them'out." Then the windows were bioken in with stones^ which came over the beu; the person outside tri- d the door once. '1 he next I saw was the cottage on fire at both ends, and I heatd the crackling of lire. The cottage was of weatherboards. .\ othing was spoken while the fire wasbnrn ing. I was confused, and things may have been said and done that I did not know of. When the flames compelled us to go ou\ I pulled out my three boys from the bed towards the - door. I said to Mark, the eldest boy, "Go out first, they might not snoot you." 'lhe boy went, and nothing was done to him. Mrs Boram then went out dragging a bix full of clotboa, 1 re maining in-ide. a thoc was fued just ai Mrs Bui urn got outside the door. [ then rati out, as the whole house waa in flames, and tho place was as light as day from the glare. When the shot was fired Mis Boram cried out " I'm shot." I saw a man like a boy standing near the house, Mrs Boram was out on the ground, and the man was two or three yards off. He bad a gnn iuhis hand. 1 took hold of him by the shoulders, that man (indicating Sutherland) was the man. i hat was just bow he stood. That was the hat. (The witness was somewhat agitated on seeing this man.) I said, "Spare me, oh I spare m", will you, to my dear children." He fair), "Yes." I told the little girl to run to Mi 8 Karker's after thebojs. 1 then saw another man there, it wis ugden (indicating the man in Court). I bad known h m well for some time in the neighbourhood. He was c-tanding at the railway, clo.-e to tho hove When Suther land answered "Y. s.' he went over to Ogden and spoke to him. He then came luck to me and called my girl Lizzie from where she was making her way'through the gate. He said to her (pointing to Ugden), "Do yon know that' chap standing there? "She said, "yes : Jim Ogden." He again went to ogJeu and spoke to him Sutherland ran past me to. the gate after the girl. Lizzie had then started off again. He overtook Lizzie. I stood still. He said to Lizzie, " Come on ; you must go with me." He dragged her hy the shoulders towards E. ping Forest. 1 ran attcr and begged of him to let the child remain with me. The child cried and siid, "Let me go to my dear mother." Sutheiland told me to go back. I i-till followed ; and then be put the barrel of tlie gun against, my breast, saying, "I you don't go back I'll shoot you," Ogden. was goiog ot. uvinut twenty yatds ahead towards the Lffitt. I ran down the road screaming, and got on to a tuss '6k to try and hear the voice ol my child. ' I could hear her screaming, I made for Mrs Robert Barker's, a neighbour, where 1 knew there was a man. I shouted as I got to the door, and I told bim every thing. The'hou-. was still blazing. The house ia about half a mile from Mra Barker's. I asked Barker and Win, Suther wood and James Smith, whOi were there, to go to my assistance. They dress d thtroselves. Barker loaded their two guns, but the men did not go. Smith said that if they went outside the men might be under a bush, and perhaps let fly at them, i named Ogden to them, saying it was Jim Ogden. Baker also said the two meu might shoot at them if they went out, and then pulled the blind aside and looked at the blazing hut. Barker said also that his mother was not well None of the men went out. I remained there till daylight, till the mail train went by at nearly six o'clock, then I Went to Mrs Baker s, a neighbour, the owner of the next cottage to ours but on tbo roadside, and there I found Lizzie, all safe and .unharmrd. The three boys were also there. Mrs Boram was with Mrs Bowley. I remained at Mrs Baker.s with the girl. The next tbing I saw was the arrival of Constable Callaghan. Iw< _t with him along the Hoe. • While the house was burning, I saw my husband through the window; he was lying on bis hands and face outside. - I did not see him from that time until be was in the hospital.

After the Inquest—Attempt to Lynch the Prisoners.

i The reporter of the ',' Mercury ."' writes :— " ihe verdicts have been delivered with more .onfidenqe, acd met with' more general approval than tho c of the juries who had found that Wilson and Alfred flolman met thiir'deaths' by tho wilful and murderous acts of James Suther land and Jaincs Ogden.' Nevertheless, the day which sent back these two creatures to the cell to reappear in, the ■ murderer's dock did not' pass without' a manifestation of the burning anger that had been aroused among the friends and acquaintances of the victims. Throughout the day the specta tors of the proceedings at the inquest had been most oiderly, and nothing occurred to confirm tbo fears excited by the threatened, lynching of the prisoners on the day of their capture. After the second inquest, however, and as the prisoners were being removed from the Assembly roam to the car, waiting outside, an attempt was made by sdnie ot the bystanders to'get possession of them. The movement was uot a powerful one, audit did not appear that the crowd tv.n iiiti nded to kill' the prisouers right off,' although' there is no saying what might have liappehi d if they had got tha uie'n into their hands; Certainly Sutherland and Ogdoa would, hate been at least severely handled. The pulice, however, qua del them well, and hasten- d them to the car When seated ia the vehicle, Sutherland calied to the ' crowd:' "Yuu lot of curs, you'd go for a man now wbei he is bound aud helpless, bt when.l wiis loose a few days ago you'd run like b' •'— rats 1" The tuuhts and leprOa'ches uttered by ,the crov. da gainst the prison, ra elicited furious remarks fro_i tlicni. When taunted with bei:it!" the murderers of Hulmah, herlaud said he wished they would put him out of misery as quickly as he had put'the dead nVi-ii. Sbiiie in,,the thfouji ' .flid "who sbtfljie'l A If?'! and l-utlii.ri'andr was over- I he'iird to say 'th.t hd did hot do it. His defiant bearing and' profiiSe lauyua«c'^id i iiit shovy much lilteiafii.u. , There were still about him signs, ol au iuteri tion to ' t.gin 'a, cueer', ou the com; hined 'm >dcs of -'Js_oVgit_ and Ned Dick,. Turpin', .' Claud Duval, Dpn Quixote and 'the Choclow Indian,, as throughout the whole tragedy his* delight seem j1 o haVe been in the pleaVur eof killing; Like the individual the" French sometiiius talk about, who1 defined 'Eng'ish crueltyf " Com'e.'Vaid he to his friends, " come, it a a iioe day ; let's go and kill something." Ogdtri, on the other hand, has lost much'of his self-confidence, and is much more de pressed than at the beginning of his cap tivity. Although he is credited with, bting the prime mover in the ontbteak, j he seems to have kept in the background while Sutherland did' the shooting. It

laeemedI aeemed probable^lTfi!!^^s^!! would be'the firstte llla^^l 'presumption has turned™ ?*• R«th_ has unmistakeably showoThV. IM_2 After the inqnestf -Xrlank __l feath« reproached with'his gu ?bv ,h Wg b «n Ogden protested that he \2 „ ? CroH ?aymg, ''Well, if l aa c h *« »«t guilty _a -rw-agsS -•; $ « BT«| .ft *»» t;.» B._s_,™S*'wdy j___r to «»•"«. tbtt

MYSTERIOUS TRAGEDY IN OTAGO.

A Chinaman Bh6t^'\ui,

(BY TELEGRAPH-MESS ASSOO^J! DUNRDIN, _p fU2 ,,, THE following is the evidence of the1 - cipal witness in the Roxburgh murder __!' -Wah Xi, a miner of the Twelve.S Beach, deposed : I have known rW.»". Ah Chin, for fourteen or fifSfjK was not a relative, but a friend Ti about one mile distant from his cave ll^ not a mate of his. We had separ_e',)!ra!i I was his neivcstneighbour. 1 oonGer 3 r.s'rlcs at Fourteen Mile' Beach j? tbi-e mi'es distant from deceased's _Wa, was with Ah Ching on Monday l a ji W\ K Ohio came to my place about __V__fci in the morning aud told me he had lo'lv mining tools and asked me to coae'S him and make enquiry about his low-i»" went up to the range to look for then,' ffl met Mr Quaylc,who resides about thftl miles from Ah Chm'B cave. 1 sairl (_>__ to Mr Quaylc about the loss of the S but atked him how he vr_i(!r/etHni ' Went up the gully, and Ait Chin"ffi?_ duckfroma ruropeao. WewentthenE we saw the la9t witness, and asked'_£__ he was getting on. From McLaoehlfa'X went to ah Chin's cave, and arrived tffi four o clock in the afternoon.-''! W'e':lt!ll*_ the duck, cooked and ate it,: aid _„_~* * had some Chinese spirits. ,ffe ___?' gether half a Chinese basin, that ia abonti tumblerful between us. . We also had si tea. After that I felt giddy anil ;*__i'i _ bed. I left Ah Chin smoking opiaSofe bunk. We were both on the sam"e?M. our heads towards the doorof the Tm. I was nearest the door. _ Juare'-wai tfMMf1 behind my head, I fell, asleeft '_ W, awoke by a gun shooting. '■ Then i.H M scrtamed, "a gun Bhoot me," _& ___. his face bleeding. I then asked shm where the shot came from. HerepEerJ. "From the door," and then said,- SIS die." I then peeped outside the door of fj. cave, but saw no one Before I wean heard a noise, which I thought'to „'__■ footsteps of a, man. I think it wf« ahotit six o'clock when 1 awoke, lh_eir_ _ light burning in the cave. 1 went back | to the cave, and asked Ah Chin'if Wyu in danger. A_C_ittsaid.;,Ta__rsg{ die." I said, "Then Igo to Eoxbhrgh to tell your cousin arid report it to- fie police * Ah Chin said, "All right." Tlienll.ftik Chin to go to Boxburgh. 'Ah (_in „i alive when I left him. I heard a dog hark ing on the hill as I left. It waa mdonligtfj, _ c^uld not tell the distance they Were fair, me; it was a good way off. ''I reached ftj Chinese garden, Koxbargb,;abottt:'ele..a o'clock, I told Ah Chin's cousin, Rang 'Go. Lee, about ir, then went to AhHee'g place before going to the police.' 'Mlsto.W. twelve o'clock.' ThedisfaSce _afoiite_Ve_ miles irpm Ah Chin's cave fo tte poll station. I did notgo back iWsteotise. I aaw no person about Ah Chin's cave.'_rt day, I never saw him quarrel vvith aajbnV, Ah Chin lay higher on the bunk tht_ld_,: and there wasaboxatmyhead. Tktistor I account for my escape in the shotfioai the door. 1 here were no firearms in the em at the time. I had no firearms in my tan or in my possession, lee Chung left tit cave when I went into it. It was empty when I went into it 1 know, .IJn.CkB. well. I was acquainted with him Eot abut two months before! took possesion of _ cave. Lin Chua had a gun. Be'tued'b' co rabbiting witb it. He took it withhirafi- Christchurch. By the Foreman: -X.did-Bot try to stop the bleeding. We weje'.b-lpl lying one wiy, with our'heads towar_|_ door.—The verdict; as before statedfrjii " Murder against a person orpersoaar* known."

REMINISCENCES OF PALES TINE.

The Rev. Alexander ''Bii4;-Mie__- a} descriptive lecture last evening on, hfs: " rtemiuiscencc3 of Palestine," in the Brat-, ton Road Wesleyan ; Church, The .__, was occupied by Rev. Thomns. Buddk;- j Considering the weather,.[there ,wb. v 1 numerous audience. Prayer was offaedtj; j Rev. W, Oiver. Tbe choir thensi_g,tW j 14th hymn in We-dey's Hymn .Book,! I "Happy the man.!'. _£r Buddie;:inlji:. _ prefatory remarks, said, his task aajtijit; I man was a. light: one, and ,;Kij ; I easily performed. Toe - subject -,«•■ I Mr Reid's lecture.- was one .of.jite: , intereatto Christians. They had altar j of the Holy Land, and now they-fiild 4 have the pleasure of listening to a genHemaa. who had recently visited Palestine, anps would describe what he saw in . hia ,ojn | felicitous and happy manrier.:.,;!!^* who was received :yery then gave his lecture,- and._ii(# was very anxious to feel iat ihojneM, them, because a little fan jwbs expK from a lecturer on retiring{rombißtrap? or aa Rev. Mr Bullet*.onCe:S-i.t<!w. ! "You must give them something mam After some further remarks of aweMffl. j nature, the lecturer ■gave^a.laadWSW instructive account of his limdingliW*' or Jaffa, , and of; Ms.i-pilgriMgJi* the Holy City describingisfktitaW: of Simon the Tanner^ and iron)i__rt»4W blue mediterranean s'a[_ttWi-g't»»»? in the distance, , the ~,luxumi«S» beautiful orange groves,: tom*^9i twelve acres each in extent :*«* «JP not the orange season, be ; «dMt«S# groves in their seasonable heauty,s«»W : ing to the description of^r.*^ McLeod. The listeners were jlwft »»; imagination io, Jerusalem-^ imm, and surroundings; tbe plains «f'_WK speakerpassed were ininutelydefcrlJMW : plain ofSbaron,, beautifubto.apfflg: with .wild -.flowers,^ ..and -OflfiSgL. yellow corn,.was also depiete«.W»! . and mostly is under Turkißh:roM"Jr said Mr Reid, according *$*3SBgk the face of civilisation, theiTw|» either move ou or move: off.' l«J!M criptiohs of. the Holy City* lis> "W* churches, superstitions.. and!isuff*» the: degradation of a -'iMfc iffifr the community, were -grapta , mm like, .enlivened, by tiBC^MW character sketches.:: As-i-msW^w ■ readers, however, have .heard; -mm cellent lecture, which bMffiSffl reported, we need not .eatetW*-*?-; tail. A full choir was --pwjJjjKi| have seldom listened tp^^jSL ing. The anthems rendered, *eK-^ we pray Thee." " But the [ lf^M of His own,": " AndYeshall -toUgjJ Land," The whole conelodsd^Wj. thanks and the benediclion, proao»M». the Rev. Mr Waliis. ; ■ ' ' j_ ;;,j.,..;,

ALEXANDRA- STREET. CHURCH.

Tub thirty-second annlyenwWWna; andra-street Primittv^MjW* WMjJ was celebrated last evening ?%£-& gathering of the /loogreftaUon, i" j a large attendance. , Tea v^K»M ; thokadersof the.wwra^^ off very pleasantly. At e^f. m jm Mr .1. C: Firth occupied. JH^W^E a few introductory «& f?ff £_»ili* treasurer, Mr D. fioU.ie,reMiH I port,. The report commentedpnMß«|| fact that the^Rev. Mr W% t &sm \ pastor had been taught aimo t ho».^ y . in the «abbath.phool,..gnrf»«w* iatfs i scholar to the posriion of a tartar. An impiovementwas«» v t every department Church^^:: increased, and. both, the >una»y Alexandra-streetand .Upper f&fi* a largely increased attendance,-,^ ■to the special amounts fcgacy of .£IOO bequerthedby jMf and £25 paid by tbo _«*?"*££» to wall, receipts shevra •M^.tao*. Ustyear a income.. Weekly &«&#&.. w^.*SSffiS&' class monies, £37_ -lU* '?• . n-tfMSp come for all dep.*rt»?^i«l^lsltW and the exjiwdunM^l^piW a debt balance of *__, £350 had been F^,^ improvements to «h* BA b tUw»_ ffas hoped to clear.off the d# ou b anniversary. M^^Gm;'** t the Revs. W. S" ,wW Spurgeon, and hymns were sui_ . by the congregation. ; -- -''-'" -~-&

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f/. tA.aotitopP» TO-MORROW. 'EX GARONNF."~AT MELBOURNE iDIiMONBioCIirtTS^DIAMONDPINS ' DIAMOND KINGS,;SIGNEI BI.GS ...„GOLD NEyKLt'lb. hws'SKßT'SfeTsjFlNll KNIVES AND D*BSforkS G"^ Watches 1 ■-.'- &o„. &o. N'v'j.',i GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms on above date, at 11 o'clock A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE HAND SOME HOUD3. all Guaranteed. AT AN EARLY DATE, EX WARWICK, FROM LuNDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPH, AND OIL PA'NTINQS. Boroo of tho host ever ciTorcd In Anokland. Catalogues will bo Issued, GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. SOON AS LANDED. EX WARWICK. I j_{% CASES ANDBALES GENERAL DRAPERY, BLANKETS, RUGS, CLOTHING, &c„ &c. Particulars in future issue. GABRI-L LEWIS, Auctioneer,



TO-MORROW. NOON. SYMONDS-STREET. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECT.. TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION. R, ARTHUR a AS been favoured with instructions to sellhy auction, at a private roaiconcp. t Upper Bymonda-stroet, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock noon, M THE HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of General House hold Furniture ana Kffeots-Mahqgany Cheffonler, Drawing-room Snlte, Glass Case, Loo isble, and Whatnot, &o. ___4____E_L -. 35N6& FRIDAY, JUL* G. K. C. GREENAVOOD HAS been instructed by the AUCKLAND HAR-OTJB Board to Bell by publlo auotlon, at the offloe of the Board. Fort-street, on Fri day, the 6th day of July, 18S3, at 11 a.m., THE LEASE FOR 50 YEARS, in terms of The Harbour Aot. 1878, of the following Alltot mentsi— ALLOTMENT No. 61, Corner of Qaeon, Quay, and Little Queen-streets ALLOTMKNT No. 23, Cnstom-honso-Btreet ALLOTMENTS Nos. 1, 2, and 3, PUot Sta tion, North Shore. Plans, draft of loise, and conditions of sale wul be on view at tho offlcos of tho Board R, C. GREENWOOD. B, TONES R. C. CARR B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. NEWMARKET I NEWMARKET I 26 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. B. TONES & CO HAVE received instructions to sell on Wednesday, May 9th, at 12 o'clock, Ot* CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES, adjoining •*"-» the site of tho Railway Workshops now in course of Erection. A Rare Chance for Railway Employees and Others. Within Three Minutes' Walk of Newmarket Railway Station. ~~ FRIDAY, -PRIL 27. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at t',.e Durham Yards, on Friday next, 27 Haoks and Harness Horaea, overland from Napier. HUNTER A NOLAN.



il/rovni'S T H_E HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, at 13 o-look, ALFRED BDCKLANI). B. tones, r. o. case, b, d. tomes PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B. TONES & CO \A7 ILL sell by auction, in April next, THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY Of the WAIKATO COAL COM. ANY (uimlted), at HUNTLY, udjoinlng the TaUPIRI COAL MINES. The Land la now being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIOJNS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At tho samo time will be sold THE HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Whloh now etond on the property, Consisting of— 3 Homes containing Jour rooms eaoh 1 Honse containing tl- roe rooms ... pSb-Becontainingtv,-orooms ' ' 1131a__mlth's Shop l-Stable. y , Terms Easy, Flans ready shortly. Further partlonlara may be had of .v B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. W. S, COCHRANE, JAMES DACBE •"" ' MONDAY, MAY 7. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. arr Targe ,_ l t otmknts, 4tf) JLiARGE xiLLOTMBNTS, «. RHH ttill. . , ~f, iIRCH X-.ILL. Tb BE LEASED FOB FORTY YEARS, rr»HE Subscribers wilWease by auction, I •>. at their Rooms, Kert-street, on Monday, _fay 7, at 12 o'clock, THE LEASE FOR A TERM OF FORTY (10) YEARS OF 17 LAUGH! BUILD ING ALLOTMENTS, being Bub-di • vision Lot 16, Section 9. having front ages of from 50 to 137 feot, by 130 feet to 110 feet in depth. ■ These allotments are situated at the Junction Of the Great North Road and tho roads to the Slaughter House and FonEcnby, immediately Opposite Mr Holmes's Hotel; and from their proxlmltj to th» brick works and other indus tries, cannot fail in a short time to be In great demand as homes for working men. Plans and farther Information on application *° S4.MUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



OELLEVUE HUUSF, '~ :', TAUKANGA, NEW ZEALAND. Suites ot Rooms, Baths, Piano, Stables. Coach '-'■■' leaves dally for Hot Lakes and lerraces. Chaeqes Moderate. .....-.:.,;: ' •: J. BODELL, Proprietor. UNIO^OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE * COM PANY LIMITED). _L-NUFACTtrBBRs of common and . -vl; .- TOILET SOAPS, i CANDLES." PEANUT, AND OTHER mil r i _ÜBBIOATING OILS. _' Boap and Candle Works i Pabnell ' ' ' OU Works: Customhouse-street Wist. Warehouse and Offloeni Lowbb Albert ' BTHEKT. (j_lh Pnrohasers of Tallow and Hough Fat. Delivery taken at their Parnell Works Warehous



Land and niscate -vgenta n ■•» OK f'\ __..*• *». J? IIV EDWARD A B HOUSE AND .LAND AGENT. GENERAL BUBINES3 for Sale; turnover BIrTeM-iYaD (near Wharf)-New 9 roombd BUSINESS SITE— Kybor Pass. Cheap. OHEHUNGA-Houao (« rooina) 43250 and £100 ONEHUNGA-Small Housos cheap HEAB.KLD ROAD-Houbo (8 rooms), 8800 SKAFIEI.D ROAD-Hooso and Lot, -550 CITY (to Laase)-Oorncr Shop. A3 a week MOUNT ALBERT-Hause (to rooms), 2 aoreß MOUNT ALBERT-Housu (12 rooms), 9 acros MOUNT ALBKRT-Choloo Building Sites MOUNT EDEN- House t7 rooms), 1 acre MOUNT EDEN-Honse (ti rooms), .8550 MOUNT EHEN—House (I rooms), -240 MOUNT KDEN-House 17 rooniB), 10 acres MOUNT KDKN-'hops, oapital situation MOUNT EDEN—Choice Building Sites RICHMOND—Houbos (3 to 1 rooms) KIOHMOND-Building Sites HAMILTON-Cholco Acre Lots „,,-_. _i tß CITY (to Lease)- Manufacturing Premlseßwith or without steam power, tea. , GREKN7LANE-5 acres; fine view, BUiERftIAE-Cholon Building Sites r . KDEN_^ERRACK-HoUßfl (8 roomB). large Lot FARWts at Hamilton, Cambridge, Pnkorimn, Whata Whata, Kaipara, Ko. ' WANTED, Small Houbcs noar Queen-street to Pnrohase or Rent William (tulliver HOUSE. LAion, KBTATH!. AND ' COMMISSION AGENT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPS, PLANS. &0 , COMPILED. (COOMBKSS CIUMnKIIS. 80, QUHEN-BTBK-T, Auokland.) W.G. bogs to notify his Irlonds and the publlo gonerslly that bo has removed to tho above promls-o', whore ho hopep, by strlot attention to tho requirements of lilb olients. to merit support. From his larao knowlodge of Ponsonby Pro portlos. he 18 In a position seoond to none Io deal with partio3 buying or selling In that din trlot. Inspootion of my list respootfnlly lnvltod. A ready sale for Cheap Houbos ana Allotments NO SALE NO CHAHGK. A long list ot Country Properties open to In. spectlon. inßuranoes effeoted at Lowest Rates, Remember the Address— __,_ COOMBEri' CHAMBERS. QtJK-N-STKK-T. T. J. MOSS. IW. F. O SULLIVAN F. J • Moss & (a, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. SHOItTL AS D-STRK-T, Intending Buyers are rospeoifully invited to inspect our List of Proportlee. . , . __ Money to Lend at Current RatoßQf Interes ironinoDgery.



%y INGATE, J3URNS, & QOMPY., GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Tomporary promises—Fort-bt„ Auckland, Bnlldora' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage Builders' ditto Carpenters' Tools American Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Itcgistor Stoves, LOW PRICES. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders executed with care and promp titude. £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security, Insurance ri OVERNMKNT LIFE INSURANCE. Head Office i PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, WE-LINQTON The Onl. Nbw Zealand Life Office, government security. mutual insurance. lowest Premiums. The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at tho premium charged elsowhoro for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonos o. .8200, In addition to Full Participation In Profits. Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with ta- PARTICIPATION IN PROFIT& TBs PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY. Eor which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Polioy. LrsKRAL Requisitions. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance within tho roach of nearly every man woman, and child in the community, but pro vides the description of policy and modo of pay ment best suited to the requirements of each. 8 M. LUCKIE Commissionkb



Glass and Earthenware. I CHINA, ■M—.l——ll— ■ 111.W.1, I.—II. ■ I_llll_lll«. ■ THHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT O. CROCKBRY, CHINA, w > M AND H O * ■% GLASSWARE, § SP i * IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, M 267, queen-stbebt (near market Enrteance). Established 1866. fancy goods. p_AD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, sp DWA R n TKWIQ JLidwakU iinfiOi 9 custom-house-street q , EAST, "J IS OFFERING' pHINJ, pLASS ft Tfi'ARTHKNWARB AT CHEAPER PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Thb Tbadb and Genmul Pudlio Abb INVITKD TO Inbpect.



BREAKFAST, DINNKB; AND TEA'SB 18. : WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY" " pRESKNTs. ', :'.;„„ &C, etc, &C,: ■•■ i.'.l EDWARD LEWIB. / \ LASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE.'- VT .. ... . , |-S'O.YLAN &, rj£'-A:N._,;i __,_i, Illf OttTKItS OF CaiN A. GLASS. AND EARTHENWARE, m Beg tolntlmate that since removing thoir Retail Business to their New Premises, they have opened n large assortment of NEW GOODS, Including a great variety of very ohoico Orna. ments In Dresden and other China, Figured Glass. Faience, Venetian, and other descriptions of Waro from some of iho best English and Con tinental Houses, an Inspoetloa of which they respectfully solid. Having ascertained from mary recent visitors that an impression exi.ts in the minds, of some that Goods of an Expensive Clasß Only are kept by them, they wish to state that they import Dlreot from the Manufacturers, Earthenware -ooda and Glasawaro ot EVE_Y DESCRIP TION, and their nrlces are so LOW, that they aro oonvinood a visit to their IS ew Shop will satisfy the publlo that there Is no Cheaper Houbo In Auckland, nor any thing. like suon a Large and Varied Btook ta aeloot Fiom. Address— ... . 1174, QUEEN _TR.ET. yJf Two Doorß Below Mr Rattray., Draper,



Ironmongery. ..... T. &S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, , ■~;;•; , . Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of ...'.. HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FKfSCING WIRE, BARBED FENCING WIRE. 00 / / _ 00 ; ,/ /|,|lA_ 1-11 / / to V Mr \ ./ a W^\ in I o / / _ , ( ° / Q l-l :



Single Barrel Guns, Double Parrel Guns, Breach-Loading Guns, Rovolvera. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cattridge Cases, Patent Wire Cartridge, for long ranges, Cartridge Bugs, Gatuo Bags, Gun Cases, Car. tridge-making Implements, Re- Cappers, Kxtractorx, Air Pistols, Air Guns. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. {Limited. would call special attention to tbo abovo ex tensive and well-selected stock of Guns and Ammunition. guns at pricbs to suit all purchasers. Carpenters' Tools. A lahge f^f/SSKSff- Assortir, _t of _P^s\ English and jHr^ ___2___£ American *_?/ __? *• & . Tools, JH ___Jes? comprising : - JffiLgffi&.A , Saws of every BwmWih description, BWft'flvv*™ "' >' Braces, Hcvcl- WW^S^:- r:J J-;-r. led-edg.d Chi- WJT , sels, American \jjip..-'' .> ' " 'W»> , Firlue. Chisels', V' ■'" Gouges, Ham- \-i . '.:-'. mers, Squares, \, Bevels,dilpin's V American WM^''^V:. I.'!'.' 0 Brace Bits, \ . „ ' J. Twist Bits, \ Morse's Twist msllftfl Drills, Hollow WtSEßflm* Augtrs, Wheel- wlHlttS&tiV - rights'Bruzzes, to."* ~f?: , ■'' Lock Mortice wjj_ ■'_ -. - Chisels, Pane _I_i_'' '.•■ ■' lions, Single ll^Sß®-_B and Double W^^^l Planes «_sPs_f_fi„ (Smoothing, W__wS_t Jack, Trying,'- Ifwlpsltt ■ Bead, Ogee, I_|l|__.* Ploughs) Bench l||ill» ' Screws, Bench tsti"'l'" \, Vice», Boring ______• Machines, oil \3Pk;: Stones, Tool ,''.*"* Kits, Floor W*^: Cramps, tftg& Smith's Patent il Spring Hinges, |lp|



ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indispensible in every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELLS— Electric Bells (tn Sets), with Indicators j Single Electric Bella (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed>' rooms, Offices, KSROSEN.E COOKING BTOVJJS~ A Large Assortment; sizos in' Stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family. CHEAP ERVT HAN GA S. KEROSENE UMPS- A Beautiful A ssortment; New Designs; Dnplex, Table Lampß, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS— '; English and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Looks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, .: | ALLOv/B TAB .DOOR TO REMil'llpPfiN Ay afILFSECURBLYFASTBNBi)''' '~. :: ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamelled Sinks } all sizes ; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Eriamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons ; Portable Boilers; Washing Machines, Mangles, :_ ;_ Wringers, Fluting Machines. GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of - Jewellery, Plate, &c. ■ -» i NO POWDER REQUIRED. f •:;■' ,'t,"tWTT"a v! J.-.i '.',-: r't T.&SMOKBIN&COf \ LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT j



I " Medical. J ''•XT ERV O U S__£_E BILI TV. J Dn. _. C. West's Nkrvk and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headaoho, ■NorVons Prostration caused by tho use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Montal Doprossion, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and loading to misery, docay, and death, Prematura Old Ago causod by over-exer tion of tho brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul genco. Each box contains ono month's treat ment. 6s n box, or six boxes for 258, sent by mail prepaid on rocolpt of prico. AYE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any case. With each order roceivod by ub for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send tho purohasor our written guarantee to re fund tho money it the treatment dooa not ofl'cct n euro. Gtiarnnlcos issued only by J. P. KING & SONS. Chomista, Qneon-Btrcet, Auckland, " JHEqREATJ\MER_AN_rjE.ICINES fjJSfflllKj] PKICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 18C4. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc.



raitt"^™^"*"' ' "'"" ,J***i.-/» siiiLUiicti. T7"EATING'S COUCH LOZENGES. COUGHS. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of tho purest articles. Those Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious driiK, therefore tho most delicate can tako them with perfect conlldenco. Their beneficial eil'ect is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy ia daily recommended by tho moat eminent phyßicians. (In U3e nearly 00 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY, July 25.1577, 2-.', Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your lior.enires nro excellent, and tho beneficial eilect most rolinblo, I strongly recom mend them in caves of Congh and Asthma. You nro at liberty to statu this as my opinion, tormod from many years' experience. J. BRINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, Dear Sir,— Having tried your Lozongcs in India, I havo much pleasure in testifying to their beneficial effects in cues of lneiuicut Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. 1 havo proscribed them largely, with tho best results, i W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating. Cough Lozenges nro fold by all Chomists, in tins of various sizes, each having thowords"Kcatinß'sCotiKhLozenges' engraven on tho Government stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, ooth in ap pearance and taste, f urnialiing a most agreeable mothodof administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safo and mild preparation, and is cspoci ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tixs by au. Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist. HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, INV 1 CIA _RAND. MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Aucklnnd.



Oonvevancea. JrpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES LIVERY AND 15AIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lark Street, Cam_ri__s Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, j iroprietor, W. K. O. begs to return his slncoro thanks to his numerous friends and tho public goncrally 'for tho llboral support ho has received elnco; •commencing business, and has to inform them that, in ordor to mootitho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at presont BUILDING LAROK ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when complotod, will mako thorn second to nono In tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lako Conntry Bupplled with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notice; also, oxporioncod guides and careful drivers. Bugglos and Saddlo Horses always on hlro. Orders by telegram or othorwiso punctually attended to. ._____, ; Cambridge Dccomber 22,1882. •pOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATIONOF TIME-TABLE. ' Tho Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and; until furthor notico, run to tho following 'luno table :- Leavo Cambrldgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambrldgo on arrival of Train from Leavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, .'. 1 i m. Booking Offices i Gwynno'a Hotel, Hamilton West; Coloman's Hotol, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk ■ wood and Lako-stroots, Cambridge. Proprietor, Cambridge. Docombor . 1882 _; »s ELEPHONK LINE OF ROYAL 1 MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE :- Leavo Victoria Wharf, Devonport at 7.15 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. 1 Loavo Takapuna Sciiooliiouse at 8.15 and 11 a.m., and 8 and 6.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. Lbav'o DEVONTORT at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leavo Takapuna at 11.15 a m. and 5.15 p.m.- FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor. ,'jrM 1 M E TABLE, Bain bridge's . From Union Bank-7 mlnutos past the hour, and 23 mlnutos to. the honr, : From The Tukeb Lamps-20 mlnutos to the honr, and every honr. l-Vi/i Night Trips from Town—J-paet 9, j-past 10, Union Bank to Shelly Beach-20 minutes pas\ 11, 20 mlnutos niißt 2, 20 minutes nast 5, 7 mluntes p.rst. 0, and 83 mlnutos to 8 From Hiirlly Bbaou-8.80 a.m., } to 11, Ito fi _to 8 __ ______ __ : ' ■ _«" F-'i'VP'S TIME TABLE. Ls-TijAroh Hill -I.l* am •fl.DOam il a m l.»opr_ Iv ra 1.15 P m M* P ~ , ■ ■ . ; Leave Notional Ban*— jam ■'" *10.H-Ui ' ll.lJ'ani ' Utpn) l.tf'pm ! MP" ! S.BO o n>». :■ ' BxoepiT-ebaejß sort ThursflsW, Wbon Wis i .. «Rom Ana-land and 10.80 from Asj-inm ... ■ : ,i • wlll'i". tn and ?rnm *n« W»«_n ■-> T>EDUCTION IN FIRE KATES, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY.. UiPKTAL. _~. .bisraMILLION STfiiItLINGI FIRE RISKS taken oh the moat LIBERAL TICKMB. PKOMPT SETTL'BMBNTB. UNDOUBTED BBOURITY. GEO P. PIERCE, Manager!



Money, MONEY TO LEMD ON .FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J, CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker awd Commission A CUNT, • 13, CUSTOMHOUSH'-STREKT, AUCKLAND _ JOHN W, II A R D lE, LAND, COMMISSION. AND __1_..8 AG «.-._. Money Lrnt , JnoMtaßoßY Notes, Houskb, B'onNiTunn, &o. Bills Discounted Dally. Mortgages Negotiated, HI-B-STKBrc'rTAocKT.AN £10 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT AGKNCY, niGH-BTREET, AUCKLAND POBITK CITY COUNCIL OFFICES), Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal j Soourity, Do ds of Property, shares, &o. Repayments oan be made In Instalments of Own Siirr.r.iNO l-n Wkkk for eaoh Pound bor rovted, or In ny way to nult borrowers, Communications Confidential. Post Os-b-ioh Addubbb i Box 80. Anokland. a UOKLAND PisuMANENT __L CO-OPERATIVE WILDING AND, INVHSI-UCNT SOOIKTY. Orrio- i-lif, Qt7-nw-sT_R«*. LOAM. _rante_ upon approved seonrlUes Of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in snms of _M to .08.000 prlnolpal and interest being re- j payable in Instalments' at the following Rs bu<__> Ratios for repayment ot eaoh NIOO borrowed i— ■ Repayments extend- p «. •__,'_. Total amount tag over "' ****• repayable, „ B. d. - S, d. lrear _ .10 0 KM 00 J years _ _ I 010 108 B I 2 yean _ _ II 7 111 li 0 areata _ - U 8 121 8 t S yeari _ _ 8 9 188 13 t 8-eare _ _ 7 1 1171» 8 10 years 8 » 182 18 I And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DBPOBITS.-The Boolety reoelves Moner on rienoalt it rates as followa:—Ropayablo at 7 days notloo, 6 ncr cent, par annum; repayable In Blx months, G por oent. por annum. JOHN BATGEHj Becre_/V.



■ fiXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JDJ LONDON, in soma to Buit. FOR BAL_ BY ARNOLD, HINHS, AND CO., Corner Df Cnatom-honso and ITort strc-ts. ONEY TO LEND, in larfte or small . Biimn, at usual rates of Intoroßt, CONNKLL & COOFKR, Bolinltors. Vnloan Lane. ri/lONBY TO LEND ON PERSONAL JLVI SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £110s Persons borrowing £10 receive —II Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £30 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments, liills discounted daily. Strictest secrecy. ■ LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). MONEY TO LEND, on Real estate, In sums of -50 und upwardH, at the cur rent rates ot Interest.—Aooly Wm. 3. Cochrane. 25, N. _~ Inanranoa linlldln.a, or Bnrrinol Coohran.) ahd Sou, Fort-Btroat. PJWjONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at _jX Klrat-clnss Freehold tloourltlus, WM. COLKMAN, Solloltor. Corner of Qnoen and Shortiand-Btreeta. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lond on _\. Rood Freehold Security, at lowest rate of Interest. — C. Atckln, General Commission Agont, High street. __ ' -Pin OOA TO'LKND on FKEEBOLD ~ 1 \J,VJ\JV skcURITV.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS. & CO.. I Fort-street. | o 10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 I "-*_y and upwards.—F. J, Moss and Co., Short , and-streot. IVI ONEY TO LEND, in lar^e and small I _.» 1 sums, at current rates of intorcst. 1 Apply to PETER OLIPHANT. I Solicitor, High-atroot. MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of Intorcst,—Aeolr to JACKSON _ RUSSELL, S o.lottors, Fort-utreet, ' i ', _ ——-i a PROSPK C T U S Ol' TIIK ' AUCKLAND SHIP, ING COMPANY, LIMtTKD. CAPITAL £150,000, In :>O,OOO Shares of £o Each. Tho Capital to he culled up its follows: sspor ! share on application, 5a per share on allotment, I lis per share at intervals of three months, aa required, until £3 per share is paid up. PROVISION-. DIItECTOUS'. Anderson, 11. E„ Esq. Morton. H. 1)., Esq. Aickin, Graves, i<_q. Milchclson, R„ Esq., Harbor. 11. P.. Esq. M.H.H. I'.trr, R. C , Esq. Mclvcnzio, D. 11., Ksq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. Masellold, T. T„ Esq. Cialir, Jos.. Esq. Nathan, A. IL, Esq. Dowar, A., Esq. Owen, G. W., Esq. Geddos, J. it,, Eaq. Portor, A„ Esq. Hardy, J„ Esq. Stono, C. J., Ksq. Htilnio. Geo., Esq. Stono, C. 11., Esq. Harper. Geo., Esq. Tonka, fi„ Esq. Hull, AY. F„ Esq. Wilson, J. I_, r_q. BItOKKItS: Brokers' Association. Managing: Director : C. B. Stone, Eaq. SKCUETARV, I'UO tkm.: J. C. Bcrger.



The object of this Company is to provido ton nage suitable to tho crowing trado of the Port of Anckland, so that tho imports and exports of our city may bo as much as possible carried in LOCALLY-OWNED VESSELS, and tho shipping business carried on by a PURELY LOCAL COM- I'ANYf Tho rates ot freights current in this colony compare moat favourably with those ruling in neighbouring colonies, untl are, as n rule, sntliclontly romunorativo to leave a good profit, trading henco either foreign or intercolonial. The acknowledged daily Increasing commer cial Importanco of Auckland is a sourco of gratification, and tho shipping trade, undor skilful management and with sufficient, capital, would meet with speedy and grout develop ment with many parts of the World with which wo aro at preacnt not iv absolutely direct com munication. The object of this Company is to provido ves sels to trado in tho directions already opened, and others which may from time to time offer inducements. Thero is ample room for a woll-organlsed new lino between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with Now York, and with Bomo of tho largor contros of Continental European trado. Of conrse, tho - largo and increasing export of bulk and sawn timber will form an important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaido, „c„ boing al ready established, could easily bo continued with regularity, whilst tho Nowcastlo and Groy mouth coul trades should be also provided for. Thero is n vast Hold in prospective for a good trado with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Calcutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numorous foreign ports, with sonic of which, oven at tho E resent moment., a profltublo direct trade iB oing carried on in a desultory manner, and which would iind support from tho now in dustries lately established hero aud in prospec tive establishment. The Company do not propose to limit them selves to running thoir own vessels, but will from timo to time ohart.or vessels when re quired, in the event of theirj own not boing immediately available Messrs Stone Brothers, who have for some time oarrlcd on a good shipping business, and who havo now fairly Btaitod a now London lino, possess tho nucleus of a ilcot suitable for com mencing operations, and arrangements havo been mado to tako over thoir vessols and tho good-will of their shipping business for tho sura of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pounds (£30,050), they taking half tho amount in Com pany's shares. Their fleet, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggrogato tonnago of 2612 tons, should bo augmented as soon as possible, so that the business may bo oxtonded without delay, especially tho London and Amerioan branches. The services of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho staff at presont undor his control, who aro oxperionced in this lino of business, havo been secured to tako ofHoo undor the now Company, .-'_..._•_, It is further proposed that the working ox pensoß should bo conducted on strictly economi cal principles, tho oxponso of agoncios and branches to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freights earned by those branches. Tho proposed capital is set down at £150,000, but as only a small portion is required at presont for tho puroliuso of tho existing fleet and cor tingent expenses, further capital will not bo called up until vessels suitable for tho London and other trades may offur for sale atroasonablo prloes, until which tiino it is proposod to charter voßsela ub required to supplement the piosont fleet. It is proposed, to invito all Auokland business man, and all who may have any interest in tho trade of our port to tako Shares in this local Company, and to giro tho undertaking ovory possiolo support. The Company would thus be in a measure self-supporting, and strong enough to oompoto most successfully with any outside or foreign company or foreign shipping. The Company could then not fail to be a credit to our port and a most lucrative Inveßtmont to Shareholders. ;";•''' ' :_J , ___ Tho promoters having; every confidence in tho success of tho undertaking, now appeal to' tho publio to insure it by. subscribing freoly for Sharos. • '''.'.;"'•'. , ~. ,LIST OF VESSELS. , R^r. Lalra, Iron Barque . d 92 Alcestis, Iron Barque .. ..... ,398 Stanloy, Wooden Brigantino',. ... .. 351 Parnell, WoOden Brigantino ... .. 318 Caborfeidh, Wooden Barquo .. .', 333 Peerless, Wooden Brigantino - „ 292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barque .„ .„■ 2H Energy, Wooden 3-masted Schoonor ... 185 ".'.'. _i '.", ; ' '■','/. 2612 An extraot from tho books of Mosars. Stone Bros, shows that seven vessels of. tho value of £25,000 yiolded an average monthly profit of £530, equal to £G3GO por annum, exoluslvo of ohargo for inanrancoon hulls. Those figures sorvo to show that with a largor Hoot, oxtonded business, and moro capital, sub- Btamial dividends may col-ldontly ho antlcl pallid. . ,'.-;



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TBI BEST OTWI'Sd. StAGE-WE- SVBB MADE. Pries of Hand E_ao_ik_s, _S 10s, Also, ilt»i_ O- ----- Henalno Singer Ftiator and Ro mat Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and Wllaon ,«rovor and Baker. .Tonea's ABO DomestU And other good makes V-G- Sa, d, _bk Week I 2s, So. pee Wk__' au MAOHiima .UAEAHTBBD, These Maohinea can be had of my Agents i- N, MoLeanandOo., Pioneer Store, whangare I Thomas Wells, Cambridge i William Stevens on Onehunga | E. Way te, Hamilton i Parnell and Boy lan. G-borne i Brennan and Co.. Tauranga and at other places. mfli nKUT nipoi, QUEEN-STREBT. :r CIIVE (£5) POUNDS REWARD. Tho above reward will bo paid to anyone giving auoh Information as will lead to the oonvlotlon ot any unauthorised person found Posting Bills on the Star Hoardings around tbo City, and Suburbs. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND (CORNER OF Vulcan Lank and Queen-street). INVESTMENT, DEPARTMENT. This Society is now.issuing. .: . INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rato of Interest and Profit. P AID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 por dont Interest (payable half-yoarly) and par tioipating in Surplus Profits. ;;", ! DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per con t, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cent por annum. _~..., BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Society advances on Approved Froohold and Leasehold Property to the oxtont of three fonrths tho value, i 1 Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole of their Mortgagos at any time. Reduced Tablo of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtained at tho Socioty's offices. " j GEORGE ERASER, | . Manager,



aiIIiaSMIaIMIMIJIIM I ■■I--1811811111 Drapers and Clothing. SAMUEL /WOMBES g. f\<*. AMUEL \jOOMBES " \JO. Being determined to dot- out the Bo tire Stock or J. G'OSGRAV & Co., Have made auoh FURTHER REDUCTIONS AS will effect AN IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. Jf or One Month This Is aa opportnnOy whloh I_a_e Bayer and Btorekeepers sheuU avail Uiemsel yes of, _ tho Goods In many douartmonte are marked a ONB TniKD THKIR COST PRIOR WB CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION TOTB AUTUMI. AND WI_TER STOCK oaDBHaD nr J. COSGRAVK & CO., AND Jusr riPBNBa CUT VJp_N_U. IT CONdlai- OF SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, DRESS MATERIALS. ALSO, OA O A BKB <*U 0 A a B 8 or DOLMANS, JACKETS, ULSTERS, UNDBRCLOTHIJNG, &C, Amoiig which are uotne ot the Riches* Artloles ever Imported to Auokland. They will, be Sold at Prises that Ouatomers wIU effect a HAVING ot 10/ IN THE £ FOR ONE MONTH, » By Samurl Coombks & Go., ON THE PRBMIBBB LATHI,- OCCUPIED BY J. COSGRAVB & Co.