ARCHIBALD FORBES.

AS this gentleman, of whom a likenesfl appears iv the supplement, will give a course of lectures next week iv Ab^oti's Opera House, a sketch of his romantic career will be found interesting.

The famous war correspondent, who ila the son of the Key. Louis Forbes, D.D., a Presbyterian minister, after a short ■Echoo) course, studied at the Aberdeen University tor a term, but the sudden death of his father, who dropped dead in the pulpit1, imposed upon him, as one of nine children slenderly provided for, the necessity for commencing the battle of life without further preparation, Kepaiiiag to Edinburgh, tho> youngster began the .cam paign by spending all his money and arrang ; ing an elopement with a young lady who had < fired his inflammable fancy, 'Ike ofga'njziu^ 'acuity which the " King of the Specials " subsequently exhibited must at that epoch have been iindeveloped, for tho girl's father out-mancovred tho foyer, waylaid the urn a ways as they were driving off in a gig, aud gave Iho Lothario an introduction to the nearest ditoh, The susceptibility of Fort), s to the fair sex was, however, notqucuclied by this episode. Jn 1859, on attaining liis majority, a slender patrimony of £500 enne into his possession. With this capit.il ho started t.) join a cousin in Canada but on reaching Quebec found a fiesh Cidypso in tho daughter of the landlord of his hoteL Hound this (larnu Forbes fluttered till his financial »inga were singed to the eery etumps, iind with t-iyht shillings In ibis pocket he shipped for boma in a timbei-'ladcn ship. Carrjiog the future hero and his eight-drilling fortune, the ves sel could not sink, but it did its be3t, for it became waterlogged, and alter severe hard ships tho:o of the ore* who had not been washed overborn d took to the boats, unrt were rescued by a passing vessel. Un luckily, tho skipper of the rescuing vessel had a daughter, aud Foibes immediately became hor devoted admirer, so much so, indeed, that on arriviug at Liverpool he flung iv her lap his whole fortune, that is to say, his eight shillings, in tho bacchanal form of Giapes. This accomplished, Forbes sold a field glass which slill retnainud to ; hlai, and, using tho proceeds to tiavol to Londou, enlisted in the lioyal Dragoons. A.s a trooper, ho was quite as remarkable for the facility with which ha p!uogcd into scrapes as for tho dexterity with which he not out of them. One shilling uudfour|jence a day being an income altogether inade quate to the exponses of a dragoon, Forbes bethought him of tryiog whether ike pen was truly "mightier than the sword" ia a financial sense. " Household Words " and tho " Coinhtll Magazine " published a-tic!cs oy him on military topics, and ttieace torth his career began to definitely shape itself, Invalided after five years of soldier life, Forbes was speedily reotored fo health by non-military physicians, rind, be; coming a carsual writer for the "Mornitg Advertiser," manied. He is bow a widower, and two charming young ladies in London own a father who generally lives at tho other extremities of the globe, haviog enjoyed but two years of his socitty during seven. Miscellaneous journalistic work occu pied tho future war correspondent for some timo subsequent to his marriage. On the outbreak or the Franco-German war, Furbcs suggested that in view of his military knowledge, he would make a good war correspondent. The late James Grant, then editor of tho " Morning Advertiser," thought tho combhuuou of dtago«n aud journalist a strong point, and started Fob-« off on tho career iv which he was destined to biicoma famous. Thenc.forth hU adven tures uro matters withiu general knowledge. Ho received his "baptkiu of fi.ro" siniul tineously with tho lato Prince luiporul, at .Saarbruck, on August 2, 1870, F«ibes being wiih tho Prassians. It iva* his destiny, somo eight yea: a later, to l>« one uf those who stood around the remains of tho ill-starred Prince ia ZaluUnd. Of tho war correspondent's interme dia'o adventures we need only jiva a skeleton, as ho is now filling in tue outline himself on the lecture platform. lie was present at the battles of Courcellts, Viou ville, and Gravclotte, witne-sed thodLastjr of oedan, and next morning stood by when Napoleon surrendered to Bismarck. ll was tho first non-combatnnt to ride round Paris before its completo investment, I'rausforring his setvicea to tho "D*ily Nows," he represented that journal at the sicfie and surrender of Mctz, where he was wounded iv tho leg. Keturniug with Itis wdund unhealtd to Ports, ha was the fist ».m.jiHi«ii rufii) In nniar._att.nl'-nnpUnlntinil. How ho outstripped all competitors in tUo transmissiou of his despatches is a good story, but too long to toll hero : our renders must hear him relato it, Tho struggle between the Cummunists and tho Vcrs»il -I'sls was wituc-s«ed by Forbos. Ho was in the thick,of it, and was even compelled »o help in coustructing barricudes. After the restoration of pcacs in France, the institu tion aud displacement of a republic iv Spain attracted him to the Peninsula, whme he aUo had a Jittlo pleasuring with tho Citrlist msti'gouts in the Biscayau proviaces. Tho Indiiin famine next drew biro, still re preteutiug the "Daily lVew«, ;I to Hiii dobtan. Returning home, after fiufferiog from sunstroke, Forbes took another Spanish trip, this time accompanying the Alpkonist troops in pursuit of his former comrades, tho Cm-lists, Then again to India with the Prince of Wales. The disruption of Turkey had now commenced and the great war correspondent wan hurried to the scene on tho first promontory tym toras appearing in Scrria, Attacbisg him self to the Russian army, he went through tho campaigns which followed, on mere than one occasion outstripping the array staff in tue convcyenco of iuforma'iion from detached corps to the Emperor's head quarters. For personal intrepidity in rescuing Bnsslan wounded soldiers at Plejna, Forbes was decorated by the Czar with the Order of Stanislaus Cyprus and Zululand successively -were visited, as the currents of events shifted the centre of European attention hhher and thither; and since Ulundl tho war carres pondent has been taking a rest—characte ristically by travelling over the globe ai a lecturer; but should fresh troubles arise in Europe - and a general /European war is by no means improbable—it may be antieipatod that Forbes will leap off the lecture plat form, pack his portmanteau, and hurry home as quick as tho fastest mail steamer can carry him, to the great consternation of his much-travelled manager, Mr K. S. Smytho, who, however, in the most cold blooded manner, would, doubtless:, replace him with some other world-favoured man. !

TEMPERANCE MEETING AT THE CHORAL HALL.

A. meeting of persons Interested in the cause of temperanco, the United Temper ance Societies of Auckland, and under tt* c auspices of members of th« Wesleyan Con-

ference and Primitive Methodist District Meeting, was held at the Choral Hall last eveDiog. Thero was a very larga attend ance, and Dr. Kcndctriino occupied the chair. The Key. W, J. Watkin, in a short speech in which ho strongly denounced the drinking habits of lhe people, referred to the terriblo results of alcoholic indul gence — poverty, lunacy, and oiime — and characterised the sale ot liquor as the most ignoblo pursuit men coula be engaged in. The people themselves could mitigate the evil, and he asked his hearers to help to do away with the source of so much misery aud poverty. He moved the following resolution :•—" This meeting de plores the amount of po»crtyi, misery, lunacy, and crime, ~w New Zealand, as toe result of the traffic in alcoholic liquors." The mo-ion, having bean seconded by the Bey. Mr Guy, was carried.

The Key. Mr Isitt-said the influence ex erted upon the vaiious sections of tociety by temperance workers had been veiy great. Ec referred to the work done by the Church of England Temperance Society. Modical men as a body, prescribed less alcohol than they did "twenty or thirty years ago. *■ c moved, " That this meeting views with thanKfulnesa the rapid progress made by tho temperance cause, and sees iv tho success of the past an earnest of Uod's blcssiug in tho future." The 1-lev. Mr Totter, in seconding the motion, referred to the great importance of temperance work amongst the young. The Key. Mr Best s .id that 90 per cent of the insanity in the colony was caused by drink, be moved that, "That this meet ing is of opinion that the closing of public houses at an earlier hour than at present would be a blessing to the community, would improve its morals, audit mioisli crime; and 'his meeting pledges, itself to 'vote for those candidates for the Licensing Committee who aro in favour of shortening the hours of sale of liquor." The Key. A. Keid in seconding the motion urged those present to vote for can didates on the Licensing Bench who were in favour of closing public-houses at 10 p.m. This motion was also carried. Votes of thanks were accorded to the chairman, the speakers, and the choir. Daring the course of the evening, Mesdames Goodiaon and Bcttany, and Mr Warrall sang gongs, and the choir rendered musical selections.

SPORTING NEWS.

Wellington Races.

(PE* PRESS ASSOCIATION.?.

The second and concluding day's sport em braced the following raceo, terminated rince our yesterday's issue : —

HACK ItACB was won by 'Alaric. Tbete was 250 on the totnlisator, the dividend being £2 16s.

Consolation Bags was won by Hippo damia (Bst 3lbs), boating Pawa (Gat 91bs) easily by three lengths. Dividend £1 6*. Mr Dan O'Brien, the owner of Tasman, very kindly handed £10 to the secratrary, of the club tor the benefit of the mother of Baillie, who was killed yeatcrd&y.

Dunedin Training Notes.

DUJSBDIW, Friday,

Work is now beginning at Forbury Fark J for the meeting on the 2lst,- Yesterday morniDg's rain had done the trainir/g gi-buud. good, and it is now in very good going coisd tion. Most of the horses j located at tbe Furbury Park were at work tois morning, the outside of tbe cours-e b ins lUOS*' generally patronised. Waddle sent i'aiaioaard Aurora twice round at a good pace, and finishing up fast. The colt is progressing exceedingly well, and appeared to have all the best of the t-pin. The youngsters of this utiing were not out till late in tbe day. Ludy Emma and Gitana were started off to gtther slow, and alter coveriug a mile they were joined by Matanaka and went two more rounds. The pace was put on a bit duiiug the latter part of the jounn> f, and nil three appear to be in pretty fteod "nick." Adamant and Idalium bad a good spin yesterday, iv which both shaped well. Hobtte treated Coupon, the Miss King filly, to a) rattling gallop of about a mile. Sorauus had ix 101115 alow Journey in light sweaters, guing fully four times round, and for three purts of tb« way ho was accom p mied by V.olio. Sir G'iraet did a little WJrk on the tan, aidGaug Awa'had a long steady gallop.

New Plymouth Races.

NEW PLYMOUTH, Friday. Additional entries: The Light (late bt. (jiair), N<ata, Sincerity, Wilberforce. For T*r*naki Jockey Club and Autumn Han dicap : Parntll (late Totara). Steeples and Hardies : Artist, Nursery tiaidicap.

CHEISTCHCJKCH, Friday.

Nominations for the Great Autumn Han dicap, EjsUr Handicap, Flying Handicap, and Steeplechase of the p.J.C.'s autumn meeting clo*e to-imorrow night.

MINING NEWS.

(From the " Cortmandel Mail."

United. —The paity working thin ground so energetically are still carrying the winze down, and have made a grand start, driving on the new leader, with prospects that bid fair to make a .name for tbe mine before long. Kapakga.—A large number of men havu perroansnt employment now the various blocks of ground are opwicd up. The last month's return of gold was quite up to the average. BU*Z, —Work will be resumtd at th« beginning •£ the week, and as there la plenty of limber on the gr*und, there will' be no fnrihir ielty for that requisite. JusT-iN-Tlmu.—About 40Ib« of picked etouc »b a*t from Mo,'l leader, which it at present mull. In N«. 2 (south sec tion) a lit »f sloping lias been done, without any impirfant rtsutip, th«ueh the be»t re r^'ums were expected from tkis quarter. In the drive going on No. 2 past the slide there is a Blight improvement. 'I he stone shows !o"s of mineral. The battery is kept goi»g daily one shift, the stuil" from No. 1 averaging best. luNA.—Tbe work of clearing out the bottom Kvvl has been proceeding dnring the week witluut any misktp, and as the mullock i» now c eared out to the end of tbo railn formerly laid down, it ia thought tbat the face of the drive will soon be reached. A cross-cut v also beirjg carried in 10 the s inli-east to cut the leader from which gold was got when the shaft was mnk. About fifteen feet of driving is expected to cut, this leaier. Col wiAL— Work is proceeding without .anything fresh .to record. - _ Bismarck.— The tribii'ers are rising and sinking, but as a considerable amount of de»d work has betn doue'btiVe operations are fairly stated to work out the block, nothing important is looked for. .New Corbv,— ihe maaager is waiting for machiuery expected next week from iho Tham«». A tannrl has been driven througli,the spur to facilitate the 3elivery of the dirt into the creek farthest from the shaft. Men have been en^agdd removiug buildings, &c. Vmox Beach.—The country in the Tangyo winze has continued to improve, tho whole ground being of tbe best clas*. The leader, though not large, looks well. Prospecting operations are going on in various partt. The machinery is working well.

" Tiehnan's Fbeehold.—There is a fair show of this mine continuing to pay its way, with the clunco of coming on a rich deposit. Home Bulk.—The manager has suo ceeded in breaking out some good stone from tbe floor •of ao. 3. Other work is bclnc done, and there i<i a pro>pect of this well known miuc coming to the front again. EOYAL O«K.—The contractor is making progress with tha lead starttd troin the van tunnel.

'Jiki Sluicing O*.—The manager ex pects to start washing in a ftw days. South Kapajga.—Bsswell, Ford and party have decided to form a companj to work this ground, whfch lies, as its name implies, to tne south of tha celebrated K*panga mine.

Tok»tea!—The manager reports : -Wo. 7 level.—l he Mo. 2leader ha* been followed about 8 feet in te the right hand wall, the ground getting harder, and the reef not looking so well, a few colours only ha»ing beon seen in the lvt two breakings dowo. We are cutting i»to the s»me wall about 40 feet farther along tbe main level to see whether it continues in that coarse before openiug out a dtive from the present face. Winze.—The winze is down about 9 feet. Sines the »inMng was resumed the leader has become rather broken, owing to the hanging-wall, country making into the winze. The quartz is showing a lictle gold on the fo;>?.wall.s:de, but bas not been pay able for iie last three or four feet. The rise and w;.oi;e.—The rise from the No. 7 and tie winze going down from the No. 1 intermediate will hole through to-morrow, when stoping operations will commence from both sides of the pass A few dabs of gold are showing in the quartz from both faces, but wo are not taking out the whole of the leader, us the air is not over good, which makes us anxious to beak through, Tiibuteß.—Knox and McNeill have about 201bs of picked stone on hand.—John P. Hall.

MAHURANGI CO-OPERA TIVE COMPANY.

The shareholders of the Mahurangi Co operative Company held their annual meet iug in the district store, on the 22nd ult., Mr C. Phillips in the chair. Ihe report and balaace-aheet, which were of a satis factory nature, were read and adopted. The balance-sheet showed:—Amount re celved from shareholders, £580 ; number of shares, 580 j amount paid per share, £1; debts owiDg for supplies of stock in trade, £844 lls lla; unclaimed dividends, £1 6s; amount set aside from profits to meet con tingencies, £981655 d ; disposable balance tor payment of dividend, £58. Total, £1582 14s 4d. Property and assets: Freeho'd land, £20,'; freehold buildings, £140; stock in trade, £1 076 19s 3d; plant, £25; debts con sidered quito good, £297 Is 4d; in tica snrcr'a hand*, £15 8s 9d; insurance ad vance fuud, £3 ss; company's stock five shares, £5. Total, £1,582 14s 4d. The following directors were re-elected :—John Trethowen, George Moore, John Grimmer, and William Andrews. Messrs Campbell and Russell were re-elected auditors on the same teims as lust year. Votes of thanks closed the meeting, \

.Medical Practitioners W IU find that in !n wpient phthisis, chronic bronchial affections, complicated aslhmatical complaints, and in most cases wheie the breathing powers areopures f^ «"*■ constricted, with corresponding loaa of vital energy, &c. Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with fiypophosphito of Lime and tiuinine, is an effective pharamaceutical prepa rationi of great value. It has the effect of ipeedily stimulating the bronchial mucous membrane arid freeing tenacious phlegm &c thereby affording great rolief In dL-resiing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoub£ ed'f hoahng. and reparative. Upon the gent ralhealth this medicine iR pwinanentlv tonio in. PWtingaritaUhr beyond th.noSffiS the patient. The erfect upon the breathlne dowbtb fs quickly a H parent. &c result bejog fhat the

THE HEIGHT OF MOUNT COOK.

|8Y TELEdSAPH.—PBKSS ASSOCIATION

CHamCfIURCH, Friday. THffi Rev. Mr Green has replied to Doctor Hector's letter, published in May last, 0a..«-i the height of Mount Cook, in which the latter Btated a^ the result of his ca'culatleos : : that the height of the spot reached by Green's party wa3 11,962 feet, and that as the hcignt of the mountain by trigonomet. -i ricil calculations was 212,340 feet, the ex- -,', plorcr*' position must have been 357 feet i below the summit. Mr Green says thathig', own calculations d ft'ered from Doctor Hcc | tor's by about the 300 feet in question, but behindedover PrHector's figures whenthoy were rcceiv< din full to Professor Fitzgerald, I of Dublin, who arrived at a height of 12,357 ieet. Mr Green thinks the correction re quited for an aneroid barometer .may account for a few feet, but the chief dis. jcrepancy arises through vt Hector mia, counting his decimal place?.

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MONDAY, NOOUJ. ONEHUNGA. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUKE AND EFFECTS, PIANO, TOOLS, POULTRY, &C. &0. Abo. A BRAUTIFULLY ■ SITUATED FAMILY RESIDENCE, AT GREEN HILL-STKERT (the rc,i ---■ dence of the lato Captain Synicmcta). R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mia Cnptalu Symonds (who io leav ing tor the South) to tell by public auotion. at her resldonoo. Green HHI-etrees (near to Quetn street, Onehurj^a, p. ehort distance from the Scotoa Churoh). on Monday next, at 12 o'olook coon, HBR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND BFFKCTS, consisting of—Drawing-room, Din ing-room. Bed-rooma, and Kitchen Carpets, Olloioth, Glaes, China and Eaithenware, Icols, Poultrr. A GOOD PIANO, &c. Also, THE FAMILY RESIDHNGK of 13 Knoniß, together with Large Allotment on which it fltbnds. situated in Green Hill-street, a mess oonveniontand Dleasantiys;tuatedproperty. THURSDAY, NOON. PLEASANTLY SITUaTEO RESI DENCE, GRAFTON ROAD. j TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from the proprietor, who b leaving for England, to sell by auction at his Estates Land, ned Hocbo Sa'e hoonus, uueeiv street, on Thura daj next, at 13 o'clock noon, HIB NMWJUY-BUIIiT, WKLL-FINISHKD AND ARRANGED KTSIDKNCK. Of 6 rooms, fitted np with Gas Voaetian Blinds. Grato, Oron. &c, situatui in Grafton Bead, off Kj b( r Pass, hav.'az a tontaze of 10», by a depth of 120, running baok to a road. The position ii healthy, oonveniont, and pleasant, with good view. The property is well fenced, drains, tmd laid out, A aotachaa Wash-honss. Fowl-house,' So. Also, Tha adjoining Allotments ot J3 x 120 feot. Cards to view the property can bo obtained at the office ot the Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, FEBRDAK* 14. EXTENSION OF TIME. STIRLINGWORTH. HIKUTAIA LAND SALK. FARMS FROM FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Will be held atiGRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, On WEDNESDAY, February «, Instead of January 23, as previously announced Lithographs to bo had on application to the Auctioneers, T. W. HICKSON & CO., G.N.L.A., AUCKLAND. • THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. jJiIOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on X.' Thursday next, February 8, at 1 o'oloolc, ISO WelWatted Cittlo 600 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cons, Store Cattle Fat and store Pigs A Pare Berkshire Boar and Sow AtFRED BUCKLAND. QOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Pnkekohg—Monday, February 5 Pokeno—Monday, February 19 Drnry-Weaneßflay, February 21 Papakura—Wednesday, February 28 ALFRED BUOKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. " THE REMUEBA SHEEP FAIR. IrtORSiLE, at the fiemuera Sheep Fair, un Tuesday, Fob. C, 1 ROn TWO ANn FOUR-TOOTH LIN LOW OOLNKWES gQQ AGED BWES 4@o LAMBS gn TWOTOOTH LINCOLN RAM 3 ALFRED BUCKIAND. TUESDATr ■M'^R.nARY C. At 12 o'clock noon. THE REMUEPA SHEEP FAIR, T~— snoß QAI/' on Tnesday next, Fe'1 6» p DEff . F to RAMS AND KWB« from *ne Fiooks of 116 Auokland 4, grloalt^ al Company, Messrs 08< Xb^' a Middlotr* 3™- Wallace, • Wai./ 8*1 'e# G- Beddon, J, <«na W. H. Doug'as. j {< 0 i G, Maolean, Tbw Coatee, acd others, as ftrf-wa: ---,2Q() LINCOLJf AND EONG-WOOLLED / 20 EOOTHDOWN RAMS g BHROPSHIRB DOWN RAMS 24 GRBY-FACED RAMS 9nnn TWO D four tooth Lincoln ZUUO AHD LONH-WOOLLED EWES gQQ AGBD EWBS QQQ LAMB 3, MIXED SIZES ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, MARCH 30. R. C. GREENWOOD, HAS been instructed by the AUCK LAND HARBOUR BOARD to sell by auction, at the OfSoes of the Board, Fort-street, On Friday, the 30th Marcb, 1883, at noon, THE LKASB, for a Term of FIFTY YEARS, Subject to ihe provisions ot "The Harbours Act. 1876," of a ponicn of the Foreshore on the' North Shore cf the Auckland Harbour for the ' purpose of a SUGAR BKS7NERY. Conditions of sals, diaf c lease, and plan of fore shore will be on view at the Offices ot the Board. _. WEDNESDAY, FaBKOARY 12, At Noon, ■ MARINE BESIDRRC 3; SITES, 20 to 80 Acres, ISLAND OF WAIHEKE.- R, C. Greenwood will offer for sale by auction, on the above date, at his Mart, Queen-street, 280 Acres of good Land situated on the Island of Waihoki, either in one or five lots, as per plan at my office. The land is suitable for marine residences, being on the direct route of the Coromandel steamers, and is plentifully supplied with wood and water. The steamer Coromandel calls daily, landing passengers and cargo MrMclntosh, tho owner, who resides on the property, will be happy to put up intend ing purchasers for the night and show them over the property. R, C. G KEEN WOOD. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, At 12 o'clock, BY OJRDBK OF THE MORTGAGEE. B EDEL L'S; B 38 E W E X Y. New North Road. G. W. BIN N ifi V HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at bin Mtrr, Queen-street, on Tuesday, February Bib, at 12 o'olook, The BUILDING as it now stands, having a frontage of 99 feet to New North Road, and 110 feet to Violet-atreet. Teims and conditions at sale. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, SHEEP FAIR. The unde signed will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendors will forward entries not lator than the Tuesday previous, the 6th. HUNTER & HOLAN,



Auction. B. TONKS. It. 0. OAUB. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY-21. I /»A ACRES, AVONDAIiE TOWN SIIIP. Adjoining railway Station, Fronting on New North Koad, THK PROPERTY OB" H. WALTON, KSQ. NOW SUBDIVIDED, And will bo offered FOR POSITIVE SAM! ON THIS ABOVK DATE. B. TONKS & DO. B> TONKS R, C. CAKIS H. D. TONKS TUESDAY, FJSBKUARY 6, At 12 Noon. on account of ypfloh it may concern. mart! mildred. Wreck op barque mar? Mildred, 460 TONS, ASB j cargo of kauri timber, In Baulk aid Flitch. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell at their Rooms, Qutou-svreot, on Tuesday next, the lith February, at 12 o'clock1 coon, THE HULL OF.TH* B V.RQUB MARYjj_ With nil hor Haste, S^rs, Standing and Rnn ing Gear, Anchors, Cables, eto, as BDe now lies stranded at Tauhou Crpo», Xaipata Klver. And HKR CARGO OF KAURI TIMBER. Comprising1 about 315 000 feet, in Baulk and FHtoh, lying In the hod ot the said vessel, and on the bank of tho rivet. Inventory of tho Vnrcitnro of the ship, and specification of tho timber may lie seoo at the AntloEour'B Oflloe. Terms Cash. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5. TO JEWELLERS AND OTHEKS. To Close Consignments, "Without Reseive, GABKIEL LEWIS \%J ILL sell, at bia Stores, on the above TV date, at II o'clock, ONE Cask (.PITOIAL QOOD3, ac under: Gold. Silver, and Steel Soeotaolee Gold, Bllvcr, and -tool Bye aiasses Cassa and Spec. Cabinets. A Splendid Assortment, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5. TO IRONMONGERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. BARB UALVAMZttD WIKE, RIBBON WIRE (Black and Galvanized), POCKET CUTLtiRY, SCISSOBS, ELECTRO-PLATE, AND BAR IRON. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his rooms (opposite Mesara Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock. Q TONS BARB WIRE 1 CASE CUTLKRY AVD SCISSOR 3 g TONS BAR IRON, MONDAY, IfEBRUAttY 5. ASSORTED FANCY CONFECTIONERY. GABKIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to self, at hu Kooinß (opposite Thornton, Smith and firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at II o'clock. j O-fIE FANCY JBVW-KaY i CABS FANOV CONffEOTIONKRY A US TIKS **> P-4CKEIS) TTITHOUT RESEEVK. I To Close Accounts. r . S, OOOHKAHK JA3. DAdBE MONDAY, FEBKUARY 5. EOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. At Ktirangahape Road. THK subscribers wijl sell at the residence, Karaogahetpe Eond (next home but one to Grecn'u shop), on Monday, sch Fobruary, at o'oioclc, HOUaSHOHiD FURNITURS. consiatinK of Conches, Table), Chairs, Lamps, Lino leum, Oil Cloth. Matting, F«nfler, Rounl Table, B^ttcads, Uattrasres, Beddlo?, Mirrors, Waahstanda and Ware, Kitolien Uteneiln, &o. SAMUEL COCHRA.NE & SON, Ancioneers W. B. COCHBAHE] [JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. By Order of the Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School. THE liEARH FOE A TERM OF 40 YEARS 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET. 10 ALLOTMENTS IN CHAPEL STREET. FOB 21 YKAKS, 10 ALLOTMENTS, NJSW NORTH ROAD. npHE subscribers will offer for Lease by ' Auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Moniay, 19th Fobruary, at 12 o'olook, FOB A TEHM OP 40 YEARS— ■Ift ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of iv about 28 feet each to Hobson-street, all present Buildings to be removed in twelve months from day of sale. in ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of ■*■" about 28 feet each to Chapel-street. All the Buildings on these lots will be sold and removed before Ist February, 1883. One-third of tho value of Buildings at termina tion of Lease will be paid to the Lessees or their Assigns. The above are subdivisions of Lots 11,15,16, 17, and 18 of Sec. 22, City o£ Auckland, and are well-situated, being near to junctionsof Hobson and Chapel-streets with Victoria-street. FOB A TERM OP 21 VBARS -1 A LOTS, fronting Now North Road, heinE x v Sub-sectiona 2i, 25, 20, 27, 28, 29, and part 30,38, 39,10, 41, and part 12. For plans and further particulars apply to BAMUEL OOCKRANjfc & SOSi, ! Asctioscera. W. 8. COCaEAK&j "JAMES DAOBK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. j TUB FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGE ALLOTMENTS AND FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HUT7S2S. CONQUEST PLACIC, PARNELL. rip HE subscribers have received instruc a. Jioni from the Rev. B. Burrows, Aveat for the Church Missionary Society, to sell by public auction, at lha Lucd Mart, ifort-strottj on Mondßy, February 12lh, at 12 o'elook, That Valuable Block of FKKKHOLD PEO PKRTY, sitnato ia Conqnest Place, Parnell. opposite the Sr. Stojihen'a iCutat \ ana adjoining Mr Barton Ireland's, Buodivided ua followa :— Lot 1—12(5 feet frontage to Conquest Plaoa, by 181 feet doep (3 roodß 8 perehei >, with tho oomfortable Family Residence thereon, as occupied by Mr Corbatt. Lot 3—ll feat frontage to Conquest Flaoe. with D weliing hcuao thereon, now ia the occupation oc Mr D'Arcy Twine. Lot i— Tne Houee occapied by Mr Bedford, with 66 feet frontage to Cunqnest FJaoe. • Lot B—Large Allotment, IS feet frontage to Conquest Place; contains ono rood seven perches, Lot 6-Comfortßble Cottage, ooonpied by Mr Morgan, with allotment 85 ft. frontage. liOt B~large Allotmoat, ooatalnioft 2 aorea 3 roods 2a perchoe, wilh entranco from Cor quest Pis oe. N.8.-Intendtofr Parchasera are invited to in apeot the property. Flans are now ready, and can be- obtained at the offices of SAMUEL COCHKANJ. & SOK, - Anotloneetß.



I Government Land Bales. r ■ .... t i m E W ZEALAHP, SALE OF LEASBB OK SIXTY RUNS IN i Of AGO. ! Qmeral Crown Lands Office, i Wellington, 18th January, If 83. , Sixty Runs, comprising an area of 1,453,180 acres of Crown j.anda, woU grassed and I ■watcrofl. and easy ot aoooss by roads, will be offered lor Loaee by Fabllo Auction, on T"KB. DAY. tho 27th February, 1383, at Wat ion's I Long-room, Donedln. i The Runs average an area ot 21 219 noreu. 80 i Rods are under tnis average, tbe lowest being i 300ncroe>; anil 24 Huns are above tho average, the highest being 71,710 acres. The upaot rentals avorr.no nearly 2Jd an aoro, rr.Pßing from til to leas than Jd por acre. . Tho tonuro ranKoa from iivo to tweaty-oao years, j Details of.onoh Hun, and Lithograph Map?, ct'.u bo Been at any Land Offloa: and Potters, Riving fall pnrtlouUrs of tho ltunp, are exhi bited at all the Railway Stations and I'oat O.iUcoj throughout the Colony. WM, ROLLKSTON. Minister of Lamlp. N.U.—lmmoiUately ottor tbe Galoot the tibovi; Knnp, about 80.0C0 aorea will be offered l'< beo tlons of from £00 to 5,000 uornu on Pastoral De ferred Payments, at upsot price ot fit por aore. Business Notices. fi EE AND POTTEK, CoAOH Buildkrs, \Jf Groy-street, Anofcland.—N.B.: Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, blue i am arid all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Markot Prlooß, HOBSON.STKKiS V STEAM cToJ'jfii; MHjIjS.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Tea, Coffee, aud Spioe Merohanw, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, Firewood, ana Produce l)ealers.-H. P. GIBBUNB and CO,, Hobaon> straot, Auckland J~~a. ma a atrl'Ou s. a, O&RIBE, OOKtKAOTO KO ttaett Carted !ass DaUreted from iblp*t slJ* ft* Scants: flatlet Ballast Suppled. 3iB»OABTIiB ASP Hi's O* {EUCABUff CO*?- AUo H'.rcwoniJ Ingt an ononS) raerongMa HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, A.ND GENERAL [DECORATIVE PAINTEB, NO. 8, WY N DHAM-3TBBKT. H. S * IN JN E R & SUN, 'BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, VULOAN LANE. All Branches of the Building Trade oxoontod by Experienced Workmon. Shop Fronts, 011100 Fittings &o. F. J. MOSS.] ~Tw. V. O BULUVAK F. Jo MOSS & Co., HOUBB, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHORILANJ>STHEiar, Intesdlnft Bayers are reepcotfally tnylttd to Int'imot our Lint of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rntos ot Intoront. AKNOOK IiKOTHEfi S, SOAP AND C*NDL»C MANU FAOTUKERS, COX'S CREEK, KIOHMOND. Office :-DURH AM - STHEKT, AUCKLAND. Cash Parehasora of Tallow, Wool Qheepshlns, and Bones. TO BRIDGE -CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETC. Tho nnderolnned, hiving speolal maohlnery for the manufacture ot Bolts, has supply ot all lengths In Btook at cheapest rate*; also, Regu lation Verandah Posts. Iron Tubular Jrtold Gate), prloe £310s, to be bad from X, and 8. Morrin & Co., Crulokßhank. Miller ft Co., and atthework*. liOrne-ntroet Bolt and General Iron Worka. / rraoa t oakhdxs. ' sm; eaj>aj ouiui aHOOM jfAOioax, OOTtOM-HOOBB-O;, I y«jin \<w t>ae dmi B»OuKBINDINti AMD ACCOUNT D book faotohy, ViatOHiA-aTBEdT West. Auckland, Une Door above Holland & Butler's. CHARLES COOPEK, Late Head of tho " Herald" Department, Begs to Inform his Friends and the Pabllo In geueral that he has oommenoad Business for himself. C. C. Is now prepared to execute Promptly, Cheaply, and la the Best STitw, all classes of bookbinding and general Bta tlonery. > for BUI la.Moria, 5 (TaatefßUy SSoansod ia varlans wssii, '.•-Ma }.% 13 ',■ %o Hi Via s.Ki «% , c? ftiSo by I BSIO OSAXS, { Fsatoat&aaess, fgiO COxM'KACTOKS AJSD OTHEKS. WELLS BROS., DffiVONFOHT, Are prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shell, Ash, Purlrl Posts and House Blocks, &c, &o. Contracts mode for the do livery of Timber, &c, from tho mills to any art of Dovonport District Address: WELLS BROS., Carters, Dovonport. \ft/.KST END STORE, VT VICTORIA-ST. WEBT. JOHN H. HUGHRS la now prepared to impply all kinds of Qrooerles at the lowest prlooe. A Tbial Invited. | N.B.—Families -waited on for Orders, and Gooda delivered. Please Note tho Address— | JOHN H. HUGHKB, Tea Sealer and Family Qrocor. Vlotorla-stroet West, next Red Lion Hotel. rTIHAMES CAKKIAGE A«D DRAY X FACTOR!". JAMES MaCKIE, PKOrRIETOB, Viotoeia«st. East, auoeland, ; Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly ezeouied os (he shortest notice. Springs made and repaired. Alwar* on Band—A Urgs quantity of Lamps, also Ironbartc Shafts and apoltest Red Gum Fel loes, and Hobarc Town Hardwood. N.B.—Con»try otdera potctoally attended to. in o r~o b~~a; t~~i \DT to ROTH'S PUBUCLHOT, COLD, AND SUOWEK BATHS, VIOIOHIA ■ STRBItT KART. Charm-ONB BUII.LINS. Open all week days bom 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every ounven ienco, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes; oomba, respiratoir, ronps, &o. Holcot Bath rooms (private) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female atiendanoe. One Shilling and Sixpence. Please note tbe address:—Viotorla- Btreet East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Übenp Beddlap; and Farnllura Mart. Anokland. KB.—B&rhor In attendance. 1 AMES /^ LAR E, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to inform tho public that he has STAKTKD BUSINKSa AGAIN IS HIS OLD 8 HOP CU6TOM-HJUSE-STRKET WIST, and will be most happy to Bee his old oastomerp, and any new ones who will favour him with their patronage. /11 kinds of Yaohta and Boats built to order on the shortest notice. 8.-wb repaired, N.B.—A Small Slip on the premise,?, J. CLAHK, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STKEET WBST, FBKKMXM'B BAY. Evening Concerts. sklkolionß fhom ophraß, song?. DUET 3, ETC,, ETC. Every Fereon can have these in their own Homo by culling on J, HOWDEN, SHOBTLftND-ST., And Putohaßlng ono of his NEWLY- IMPORTED PIANOS. mHK AUCKLAND FORWARDING JL AND PAROBL DELIVERY AGKNCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs i Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, Tbe following are the Booking Agesoies I— A.R.Ladd, Cabinetmaker..Kftrangahapeßoad w. H. Young. Grocer Ponbouby Road R. Birnlo. Baker Aroh Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker....Corner ot Kybor Pass and Symonds-Bt. S. Reid, Grocer Cornor ot Kybor I'usa and Orafton Ko.-.rt. W.S.Collins. Grocer Parnell ! a. Holilt, Cabinetmaker KoivmarKet dblivhrTkb! ---: Town i Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and 5 p.m. No, 76, Telephono Kxchanßo. HEAD OFFICE: Nathan's Bond. Custom house- treat. sJUVKKAOis COKXiUSAXfiU 'AttJH&S SVAR X S B HAS jtob SAiiK s eambsE ot tbs above, wlti TftO reads- (or usa, gi and aowtrfig, At his Siba* Works, Vioroau-STEsras. b» tefa Shop 'Wsa.muirg-esaßxs, Large ymuilltiMi el Bpiscitug, ZWlginy, and Oowis 9i'iC«* feiways !n atooic. VzT&ttdiJa. Stan ccsrsa at Ehorteai „ ceHcei Msaofacturei! a£ JjbsC and Compu Pips. A vlii.iiM pf.lnoiioc, oi Utmudelien, fto., at hie ' WeUei;!«w-«UBs4 tkoy, KHfiinttf (uden wlli always ireowe hlg ptoaiif J AttesiHaa, S.-iw JAimsim oa xn* iKVUOvan hutn ■



Public Noticob. | OoFFiJE! CJoFFEEI CoF.FEB! s. c."brown, DUIUIAM-STKKET, AtJCBXiHD, ffLOUU MISjLHU AND OOffFKIll & BPICK MKItOHANT, Has Always oh Hand and For Saie- FLOUB, in saoke. luO's, nnd 60't, " Blue" brand FLOUR. In sacks), lOffß, and sO'o, "Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROABTKD OOFFHIE PJtPPKK AND SPICKS, in tho matter ot COFFEE, the attention o£ tho Publio la called to the excellento of my brands, and a trial colloltcri. The Mixturos are borapoßod only ol the Beet Plantation Coffee and tho Best Chloory procurable, and may be oharaoterlsad thus— v»< " Kagle'' (my host brand), nearly puro coffee "Ship" nnd "Caniol," medium ooffec-B of great strength and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard," low medium and oominon ooffrtos. To lovors ol really lino Coffoo, I strongly re enmmond tha " Kaglo," but to the general taato Alodium ooll'aoß are found to bo mout aooeptsole, and J say, thoroforo, Thy tub SHIP Brand THY TUB OAMEJLi tIIUND Proonrablo fjom ail Merchants and Htoro- Icooiiors, lpoeo, and In tins, JUlbb,, 28.b5., Ulba., flba., Bite., lib?., bs., nnd lib. fiOFFBK pOFFKK porojCß IVTISW A KKIVAL UF t iOOUs. -.* t< ~ Mas, JJown, ÜBS s VAX ANO oonauT Uppbu HonaiN-BT ket jm*'' y^^^v Kstabllstaed 1861. Joh} s '|*Bffi Kvery Description of Stay Rw «M.~wßßisl» Corsets, &o. ® Bl''*^^ffl»W Bnrßloal Bolts npon the fjffl*^ litest lmprovemonts. Shouldor straps Made to _^_ fc—-- Order, rriO MJSUC HANTS, BKJJIWKiiS, X BOTTLKRS, AND BODA-WATER MANUffAOXUKKRS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFOHD-BTKKBT, UUNISDIN (Kutabllßhod 1800). IMPORTKRB OF KNGt,IBH, FRUNOH, AND SPANISH CUT CORKS. Always oir Hand and to Ahiuve- Brewers', Bottlers', and Soda water Manufao turora' Sucdrleß, lnolading all kinds of Corks Bungs, Bhlvcw, Ties, and Splleg, ColUir Corks, Corking Maoblnes, Capsules, Tlnfol Bottling Wire, Superior Ibl-Urlh&h (Brewers')! Book, Purso, Katt India Pipe, «nd Pure Hussian and Brazilian Out: Tsormomotera, Blind and Common, All kinds ot Ginger, whole and orushed : Tottario, Aoetlo, Sulphurous, Citrlo, and Sulphurlo Aolda; Spirits ot Wine. 01 0.p.; Ehsencea (nd Kdsentlal Oils, tiodawator Ma chines ; Bottling Raokt, Patent and Common; Patent Byruplng Pumpi; Sodawater and Gin- Kerbeer Uottlna, Ordinary; Lamcnt'e, Hogben'e and Codd's Patent BotUae; Uorba, Peelv, nnd Koots of ovety description; and overy requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and Crated Wator Manufacturers' trade. AQKNTS FOB UAYWARD) TvtKH $C Co., London. Messrs. T. ft Co, Invite intending rnrohnaon of Biowors' and Kodawutor Macblnory to as nspeotloo of tholr Stook, THOMSON & CO., WFOKD-3TRBJtT, DuironiN iii, UUiUUn, aau «i hAS !; MKSaHANXS, W. pHttiura & go* aMPoaTSiU) ow I' A ? £ It il A li \i I :J C} 15.. Psncl DeoorsUouj, CJjJUIS--l.'u^'jlisit. Bslteraa, Bed Kiasis I'samb HautUish ova wcttnoßSal afceo'), ran; eraphlc, iilaa BUa J;w, WUVSZ. MJAiJ, UttiOftW, OH. VAKNIUiiStS HruiiiM, Mixed F&inb, Oanxm'ti Antl;cr, SWriTO tUIA P:\ler.t fIJI'.PStO Pclntl, WC 0 U Tj»IN Q 8r6i15, t',i;uno(l, V«neet«-1, to. Picture .^reme and E(iain.o3oor?.(!oHD,jr.incy Jf nsmsa tor OaWnM acC O,D,V. ficsursa ot orrery doeorlptltis Is tttt&s rmioty acft-a-u—PUow.i ud Cowaioi, Albamt tor Phokn. Bst&va, i'», it*,.;" x Oat-cat or Orerli? Hoants, r.n eitae j o>bue ma OT.),V, Uoontii Artisti'MeatUaittr. v 7, P. Si y. iuafUiK OIWOSII OH hx'ia fco Iwjifc. :i:i's w the abo?o u«k;>j la ths NijrUi tttind c Mow Zsaland, era nblo ta sxcouto tUher wiiolt fsle ur retail crden en iho mosit rnvoui-ib'; tormßi Samples of Pfis«hansii-ii£« fi'o» mni rtooV, or cf crlsttosj pftoißsia, iwjil tra aTsll;.« Hod. New sotuara !o AnctUaod si.iotr.ia l«api>cv our osuos ol i?ti;. ;fcsn2lai3 acd Plcsaraj Itutoei flttiog up their new homas i tho? y><U flail toais »hlns to at'it Uw measg or sver;c«h W, PHIIjMPI'S & 80S, fi 7 O X SALE 1 Foor-wheolcd Yon Uart (nearly cow) I Two-whooled Utg Cart (nourly new) 1 liaroe Lndv'r, Phaeton Uonblu-eeiitoa iIUKK.v Wanted to l-'ui'Ohas«, Doublo-neatad Hoodc< 5".??^ THK Ha*MaRKEI Wfc, QU»KK-Sl'RK«r, AUOKLANW ON BAliB, numD P»n COKOMANDKIi iKI ROMAN XMPIRJB." Whits Clotbt, Rod cnorer, Atayk« OlOYwr, Ok? KRWS, Meadow Kteouo, Meailciw Foztr<U. Created Kof^tal!, Rnpe, Tnafollam Inoamatum (So&rlet Olorer). ifllOM AMSEIOA ailijlOT* nmotbf, KentnoVy Blnograa (I'os PrntonMt Porerty Bh» Rynmuc Umtcrbiir.' RyestMf CgoKxfnol. Pralrlograas, JtesUJi. aAKLY 3!JS!D POTATOCTS, AJi FOEtOWB I- Anhleof Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bnrr Flukes, Patterson's Vlotorla. t.ATKU VAKIKXIKS— Hobart, Banm's aicj oam Hoaure, Button'j Flcvrei1 Ball, eta. ALSO, Ontt. Bailer, Uaraoa and Blower Seed, Coal-aft Kino and Book Salt, Bran, Bhnr ps, Nar/ Ze» land Flax. Xow, itooon and Bamis HONJCDU3T Aim HONEIifiiOUW o( oil grades, aaiiAN.o ahd pkruyian guano, so., kc HJSSKEWH & AITKEff, rip V X A O' O C X X • OPTICIAN Has D StOOk BPBCTAOLXE! AND SITS BIiASSSa ol ever? description! mi nocntate Fit Ooarsntaod. COMPOUND MIORO3CCPKB AND TB&B t BCOPXS, Powerfnl anfi I3hoay, AIBBOID »ASOIfGTSB!J, TriERMOMEMIKB, SUSOTBIO 8E1.L3, BATTBIUBS AHI) FI'ITIHGfi, Magcofc) Eleetrk Msohine* and >%!e(ilea! Coil*. OPHKA HIIABHKS, KIWOOOIiAK PIBIiD AKD MARINIS QL&tlßKl}. THSODOLITBS, COMPASSKS, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometcrs, 3allnomotori(, Argentoxactere, &c, &c,,&e, AaimS! »OH TAYLOR'S PATIENT SHWINB MAoniNisa a extkas, f odtramsnta and Sowing A'acMnoa xepabed, Opsosith ikh Post Oirsivs, shjirtJund-aSrsot, ■^ >^. P3 few rfl X O. v a v U \ U X GBOUBfiD~UMB, TOR BAiB, SOU'i'HSATK'S SiAHUBANGI HSTOKAUIiIO aKOUNW HOORK liIMB, Id bej* Quantity, tut uouorate, JL'atns, If 100- , Oellcrs, etc (uezt to stone flnß«lnß, la nn llvallod foi.' dnrablllty and hard-oeitine enalltleo). For tanUu and other wet work tt In a fl»t-olives material. B. KBAIV B, To~)[< B AGENT, IJDHIOia-MOUHSS-BIKKttS.



..,,., -,y I ra/gONEY 10 LBWD on Mortgage or* _b «. any sum required, on terms to suit ,; berruwow. It'tiv-■>-!■'. Kll.-Mvi.-a on suoules plaood On Uly htixius till Juv.;,3tmi,--W, V. StOVCnß,ln voatiaK iKust, IS7, Uacoa-atroat. £10 to £1,000, \ -6 riCTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT I T AGICNOY, HHGH-STItKUT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE OITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Monoy advanoo from £10 to £1000 on Peroonal Seoarity, l)o as of Property, share?, &o. Kepii'imo'-ito can bo mado In Instalments of Onk tmiixiKa van Week for oaoh Poljno bor rowed, or in ny way to ontt borrowers. ttonmua'outlo; v Confidential. Post Oiririarc Annmtss! Box DO. Auokland. R/iXCHANGB ON NEW YORK AND' JCii LONDON, in sums to suit. FOB BAIIIS BY ARNOLD, HINiiS. AWD CO., Conior u( Cuatom liouao and (Tort gtraota. __ OWEY 'JO L«JMD, iv largTand small ivmis, at ourront rates of intorcst. Apply to PETKR OLIPIIANT, Solicitor, High-stroot. TiS ONEY~'T6"TFND, ou «eal Kstate, 1 IV J. in Sao- sof #50 und iiriwarrif, at tho our- I rout iMtra of Intsrnnt — .ipnly Wm. S. Ooohraur, 2a N. %., lnsiirarou iJulldlnKa, or samuol t'oaliry.'m ami Ho 1, lfort-ntrewt. M~ OW BY TO LEND ou Mortgage at Firat-uluss Frnflinld Securities. WM. COLKUAN, Sjlloltor, Ccracr ot Queca and Bhortlnwl-fctrefltfi, TV| ONEY TO LKND, in large or small Ixs. ijiima, (It uiuujl ratoa of intoresb (JONWii-1.i.. ft CO'iflSß, noiloltorn. Vrilcm 'jflno * uu«.jja iN it v >:, sSaft aN 1 /\ CO-01-'ii'iUVf'r.Vif «U7JjI«N« AMD H'/; BIJl^-iN'PaOylST'Jf. O*B'IOK I—UTi QUK3I!T4WHirjBW. LfV-.f-'.i arwauwi u*t!i: &psirordd Kocritiw Ot VnsWjiO oV liC32;hr;',(J fi-opurtlw tv oarae ot Att to fIB.COO iwliioijmi and lntoreat being re p.ij-ftblo tn Infltolmunto at t!w tollowtnu B* ddokd KAIK3 for lepsyniflu* of 6«ah AIOO bonrowed 1— ltnp»yrnoutsoiienft- „„„ Wnnte Tot*t ainoont lngoves °" "WKI Mjiayabln. 6 a, fl, H a. d. % years „ . 10 U 108 J I I yeaw _ _ * U ♦ IU » 0 »years .. « SO 133 18 5 8 -ear« _ _ I 1 H7 IB 8 »i y-arg .. - 8 a Wt tfl t And & tho mine, proportion for smaller or larger louw, DKPO3ITS,—The B'joloty racotvoa Money 01 Utpott «t 6 B or com, PC^nnum. atqski Boaretnn>. Land and Estate AKenta i'^ U A. £. liJi* J.AMSON, HOUBB LAN» Isi) I?IWANOIAL AUHN7 Vur,OA«T ij/.r«tt ADOSLAinX Banltero t— National Bank of New Zeabtndi nv-livra sun IKYKKS3T OoUcotea, MONISY Invests for Oarifcsilsto on first-dais loonxltlos. wiTisciOT Onicaa. Sir par oert *llowec\ eu duposlts unit I Ln rented. MOKTGAOK9 aud LOANS NesoJtn'iffl, 31 IA HKS Isot'iiM or Sola Jo ardor, KSXAIIM Heniacd tor Absoalsss. 4 WiOTMHNTS Bon^hi, snil Houeeß Built on 3. tho Woefely Payment System. i.'t B"RE WOO*I— Sootlan.iß'rcoH. 00/ Wosi-Btreot, 80/ Sui£u:irittii-»trt*.;4,4S/ IiO9OIKU-aveei, 80/ Uond-fiiroet, 1W ' LlKst PluOß, 68/ Ar^yio-btreat, 158 Narfolk-uiiflOß, iOl norestord-sti-eo*. 00/ tJcok-stroc*. filO PBrolvnl P(vr»dfl, (A' Whi.rf Road, 20' itool.tmatton, ad liloiUil Mtin Koad, fit How» 1 i-60!, BiV iijbar I'atß. CO H-totcuU-utroet, iS: Kcreianby Roafl, *1 Kortlicot9,loa Brighton itoad. 10^ ■ And In various ottot airaofs at law rates. «v jj-./jr. to LftNiJ, tn8«to« nt «IO anil ny SSUVU Wilrt'i. OH l£l«(l SaC'U-itiOT. I>AUNICuJ.i— S x-;oomot Hoaiio (new) for Silo In ivulland-aireat; ploneaat vlow of hiir bOfir. Prlco. £MJ. Koo; utiiik of iisyment. \\flil.Llt* Q'roN-STUIfK1 —!) rcomed iloaeo tt for S.tlo, with 2 larßo allotment?, front B irricn. Pf 100 £tSU. /°tOLTNT»4y'Si'O«.K for Stilo. with 8-roomed V_/ Uouso, yt-ib!i>. Covv-ihoil. Fowl-house, Plg tnry. Xlv" scroi io crop aud orohard. "\rOKTHOur:t—Allotnionts: two lino Corner ii AUutracnto for Hnle, ilvo ralnntoa walk r^om In whi'-rf. £:v> oaoh. RUSKU4NIC KSTAXiC—Nosrly Fonr Aorte for Salo, on intitn road to »noliland; levul luu ', fcuced, in khh.-i: H vMea from Auokl&nd. Al 0, 93 aoroß, wntor frontiKO. SUOl'.i i»nd itOUtfiiS to Lot In Prlnco»-Btr. ct, Uror-atreot. Karnnsiliapo lsoad, Kyber P;PB, Wdmi Terwo*. "c. T," j OU3K Rt Mount Eiion with aliont two acras O. RroHod, tiavlns a-main frantaxo ot 117 ff.j 8(o bTrlco;tSMrf»"H:S:sJ1«T.r l ":"'"' '"'"'"""'"' ,Oi Kn-Fouit-ltOuAUCii JIOL'SIC for naloln •^ *■ v v Norton, near tho Huso: Jo Usll; oany tfro'SOf t>min'nt Pfif.n-HEWTON—Fcur-raoircd Hnnsa and X*£U\J i-,. 0r i;,,h 0[ , f or 8 ,, i«, with Kiwd garion. CHAP«L-^THKKr tCITVt-Two Houses for Bale near Dnriwni aircuC. I'rloo. £425. SUHI-RiIAN STOlt!3 f>r Palo; hou.o con tatr.a six rooms atul lonlUrj-; main tho roOßt:ffirr>, Bpleiulid iio»'ltloii for liualnoea. C 650. OUBL!Ki-iTU,ni:r, I-ovtoti—Vtuy ooinforv abie Hi'.iir'o for v-:ilo (vow), near Post and Tologrftj>h Olllcos. on tMerred p»ymßn>p, Bitßi'.s.f.'i' ')-u'KKK l-Kow and very oon- Toniont Cotti'Ro Jor BsU?, uoar Congrega tl.nv.il Ohurch. Ou et'ty terms. H\MIL.TON (V/.it!-ao)-nouso and aoro of tfronml fur «.-.'.0. two mlmitos walk from Bauk of iVow KcaUiul. for <2iOo. I>ot 821. HUNUa— Ki^hiy Aorea ot Ijiud for Sala fir fXS. Aid), Hlsbty Acres at Waiklokle, for acs. A oylotutkl cbauee for working man. "IWfORIHCMWE — KOToaroomed Houuo, out xi buUdliitts, ico., aud SO ooroa of Land for S*!e. VciTohoep. Grand view ot tho harbonr, A]-io ( Now 7-roo.uoii llouao and nearly 5 aorog, DKVONPOKT, ljntio «o»d-80Toral Ton oholce Villa Siiou for Bab, having road and sea lroutc.g«H, and possoiißinft the flneat landso:tpe views to ba found around Anakland. J?f»KA—A WUV'i NEW COTTAOffi lv Now X,6*)U ton for Sale, with largo Bhed, nuot meet 40 x 100: very oiiono. AITAn'SMATA liiy&H ffKOMTAOE.-liana tt (or Sals at fti per aoro, Ja larKo or aiuoll blocks, jcrsj karmsi J?9ftr:-H()UBK /or 81UB In WUllam^trßot. «^O J ReM et> James' Choroh. Also, Very Comfortable aovon-rocmod House, bath-room, &c, prioo £150. EfSVte— GeaJlomau'B vatr. Bcnldenoe, ssreo rooms, ooaoh-houso, stabling, &o. £1000. RKMUEItA-lßtorea, .tar Bate 1 OiiMjUonlooi) and Bplscdid visw BKIttUTON KOAD, P.irnaU - Blx-roon»a Hobm for sate, atloSinont 40 x 100 1 water !a£i on. Prioo, JK7S, TMJJTSONSJy— Suv Hlx-roomofl Honno and A. workihop tax e&le 1 swo aUoismenta 1 two Srontsitci) 1 tnwy Wnuw. |>AKHiSX/ts — Newiy ■ flnlahed 81x-roome(J a. House tat (Biio 1 pleasuit vlow t esm, ffABMa Mao For Bala at WaikomlM, Pare * moreiuo,B4okea'H'.l»oUit,WaltakereLMalin r&Cßl, North Shore, Papakura, Szp. Also, 009 rlßt in fo'tw Zealand BcrcM and Weekly Newt,



OH& S. WIIUi U3O J, KSTjtTB AliitSi VDt(l*w Imw». WO S B O R N E, • l'sUtf, l<and, and General Co minis lou Astnt. 81, Qutcn-street. Anokl&nd. FO X S A U E, By HOWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBKRT-Gentloman'a Roaidonoo, 10 rooms. 6utbolldli)Bi>, 3 fo 9 aoras ; very ohoap. MOUNT ALBICUT—HousB 10 rooms, ontbnUd ings, 2 acres (near station), £050. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kileu)—9l (lores,, 7-roamßd iioxxu. Ceo. £160 cash, at 7 per cent, MOVNC ALHKKT (near Railway Station)— C.5 no-res voloaulo soil, In graßS ; splendid viow. MOUNT ALBKKT (near statloni-Honae 10 rooms, 2 noreo.— £700. KOUSB OF ,'Ciaaa1 KOOMS, Kdon Terrace. Gas stove, wsll, Ac. Offurod ohoap. MOUNT EUKN (noar Station!—aoven-roomed Honaeaail Large Allotment, £500. Terms easy. MOtI '< T ICUICN-UoußO.il roomH, £210 VUCW ROAD (Mount Kdca)-7roumod Honse; eonnrotu ofstorn, with nearly ono acre. OOTIABK and LOT-I9S x 150-£2OO. ONMHUNQA—Hou;o 8 rooma-filOO. ONBIIIfNOA 7-roomoa Houbo r.nd Land, £250. AU.uTMKMS, Poailald Koad, Parcel!, Rioh uitmtj Muunt EtUn. otc. MOUNT ICDiIN, Valley Koad—Honso ot 9 large rooms, out honacs, da. dp. laaiJ. Chean. S'CAI'IEJjD i'.OAD—Bouiiomau'a Kfsldencoof 8 rooms, lnrso nlintment, evnry convenience. LKAMINQJ'OS ItOAO — Now Comfortable HoaseH nud lj»nil, £250 each. OlTsC—Oupltuiehop of 6 rooms, stable, &c., to louse, rent Inw. MOUNT A»yBEHT—IGi aores and House, £500. MOJCiT iVLBSRT —LuttEO of C 2 acres and HouaeD, &o. Cheap. KLLKHSLIw-Uouao, 7 rooms, snd land, £450. Pi>N3()KHY—Woußes of 0 and 11 roome. PAPA'l'OlTOl—lfino Koubo and 20 aores. UVUiMS at Cambridge, Pulrorlmu, &c. iiiD. WAYTB. Honeo and Land Agent. OOX'Stt, LAWD, AND ESTATE ' aGKNC V.-Contral Chambors, 177, Queon stiiißt. aud Evcrton Cottnge, OhuroU - street, North Bhoro.—i ho undoreißnod, in oomrnenclng the above Hudness, boga to intlmato to Propoily Uoldore nnritbo Public goncrnlly. that any Baoiness ontrnttod to him will have nia per tonat uusl iiaroful uu pur vision ( and trußta by strict promptiiudo »nd integrity, to merit snp liort from hiii inony kuov/n friends. AIFKEU COX. - fl I'ASB ~%RT OK X S V 7' v v i*% L-ABB ArKTORKSI \X V!J Oar LeudlsiK Anlolea this weoS aro i Ooufoo- Siiaars' Janj, la per 1b: S Glaaa Jugs tor 2a Bd j janjji Ohlmnoyo, 3 for Oft; Ulaao Balls for Shodtini? at. In qnantitles to suit purohagersi Gardenahndes, siJpizOD! Jflflh Sloboaand 6oW Flb!i, vflry ohoas'i * M. COOK & SONS, »KKKMAN'B «AY. 7m rairrs -jfiflus %'ABXS, Lnave Aroo HUI MSaai "MO a ill lieu; Udpm iltia s.lSpin Siifipm fieir.ve NbUoiibl JBnnie— 9 v J.i •HUS a m 11.15 a m S.ltyui B.ifi p in Mpm ?.3!l V IS ' BxoepJ Tufcßdf** and Xhttmfayflt when ths (rom Auciiliinil nud 10.30 from Asyltiis vßi m io tM Ixam tho Wiitu,



) Sewiaa Macntaee BY SPECIAL J^^^O^ AIPOIWIMEHr. / ONLYTHB I C" ■Q /^ SEWING MACHINES. Tha Koßleat, Blmploat, Beat Made, and Moat Durable. The only sowing Maohlne which has never beenlbeaten In competition. Solo ARenta in New Zealand i SHAKBSPISAB AND 00,, (OppOßlte the Market,) 1 QUMK^STRKKT. SIHGBKB SfiWIWG MaOHIMKS Isinprorn Machines Slngo^a Decisive .lachiues Bint?or"a Decisive vuohlnea 8ln«ofpu Deoisive vjaohiruw SlnSer'a Decisive -isohinea Blnogß'a Ueolßlvo VUohlsw< Slnffor'a Moot ivo ilaohinaa SliiSor'o Di'Olßive AiuXsinot Blnsort »nd -:noh boh ainsef a tfrerwhtalmlt* a;ioh nea BlnKor"s Overwhelming Kf.ohjaw Siup.ort Ovarwhelnilna Jj*°SlnSS f ElntrortJ OveiwholmiuS a«uhiac» • Slnaor's Ufsrwholniiua /vaohlnoi< HlnSert! Uvorwholmlns vtaohlnet. Blneac'fi Ovtifwhulmlna Mpotunag BluKor'e -OviTWholinlny VtsohlKeß Blngor'B Victory for (Ow 81nK<Dt Msohlnee SlDger-B Vlotory ■«*<>}> nc«t Slngai-'D Vlotory sJm|> bob Sln«ovfB Vlotory Waohloeß SlKgert Viotory «sohlnee ainnort Victory «noK nM Slnser'f Vlotory Maohlnes SinSert Victory Maohlne» SinSor's Viotory Maohlnes Blngor'B At Ohilstohuroh Exhibition, Maohlnet Slngor b Tne Blnnw MacWneg aiaaert The Singer 11611 BlnßOrt The sinner Maohlnes Stnßor'e The Bingt« MjßOhlnes Bingors XhoSlnßar Mtohlnoß ainuore ThoUinßM «ftoh nee Sinner r Theuinaer. Maohlnet BlnKefe two Gold Meflais ?J sohi noe Slnger't Iwo Gold Mednlji Maßhlneß Slnoer'B Two Gold Modalfl Unohlnes ! Hlnger'e Two Goia MeUnlfl ?iSaehlneß Blnuert Two Gold Aledali Maohlneß Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines Singer's Two Gold Medals MAohlDe-> Binder1* seating nUOompotltors MaoWneß Blouert loatlnff aU Slnuet'B floatlns all Machines Sinner's iJeatlng oil Sjacnlnw Blnger'B iieatlnK all Maohlnet BlnKert Boating aU MnoWnw 81nKer'B Uompotltors Maohlnee BlnKßrt Uoicpotitow Maohlne* Singer's Competitors Maohlnes Singer1!! CompeJltors Maohlnep ainnei'a Uompetltow Maohlnfß Singer1 Boating all CompoUtlon, Maoblnes Singer" Always tollable M"nef Blngort Maohlnt* blngert AiwoyaKollable Maohlnet Blngort Th 9 Singer la Maohinee Slngert 'j ho Singj la Maohlnea BlnßOt'B Tte Sln«iirlß \l6ohine« Slnuetfs The simplest aud deat Maohlneß Blnger'a The slmpiost and Beal Mftohinw Slngiar's Tho ilwjilcat and Boot Maohincs Blnßer-B Alwuya Kullabla K aoMneE [Blngert Alwajßllßllable Jjaos}nw Slngert Always HoUab o Machines Sinner's The Binder la «»oh nw Slnsor-B l'he SlnKer la »*» Singer's The 81ni?or Is Maohlneß Slngor-B xhe Hlngor la Maohlnee eLager"e Tho Singer la Machines BtnuorV xhe awgor IB Aaohinec flinger's T*ic mnger Is Maonlnet Sicßer'e xho Slngor la -VSftChlaw Slugot'E Tb« Blneer la UnoanaUed MwWnet Slnuer* Oneana..ea Maohjnef Slnnor- UnOQuaUod Maohlnes Singer's Unequalled ;iaohlnet 81ii«er's Unequalled vtaohinos Singer's Unoqnalled Maohlnet Blrgefe UnuquaUoa .Maohlnes SlnKer"B UnoqaaUcd Machines singer's Unequalled aftOWnM Singer's Un«qoaUed vlsou nes bluKer'a Unequalled WaoUnes Singer's UnequaUod In tho World. $ ll0&} neli SltiKer'sijftrKOß.aale X fto5 Deß Singer's Largost Sale TJnoblnee Slnger'u Largest Sain Waohlnee cinger;B L^rgßßt bale Kjffi* Klnnor'» Larßost Sala aoN nef Blngor-e Largest Sale aaottjnof Slnger'B Largess Sal« alachliiei 81n«er's Lirgest Sala .Maohlnet SiDgar'B Lsrgeet Sale Machine* BlnKor-u Lamcet Sale ."J s0"nef Singer's In tho World. ..-sJ^. Waomnse SlnKßi's 2s OJ P»t W«oft «aoh nw Singer's 2s 6d par Woe): M-iolilncß Hli)Kor"B 2sClporWeefe Maohlnet Slnßer-B 2s 6d per Week laohinot Blngor1* 2ifla per Week daohjues Sinner's SaGdporWook v nub net SlnKcr^t 2o 6(1 osrJV^k ddOMnni SlSaef 1? ■->l2iGdporWeek P SfFf' Olngoc'b — Machine! SinKOfa B81N0H: M»ohlnes Hlogor's Maehlne» !n«er'B 201. Qnoen-street Miohint s ■(inaei'n 241. (Jneoa-Btroot Miwhlnns aiicKfir'e 261. Unoen-Btreot Mnyhinoi SlnKer"e S6l. ijaosn-stroot Maehiui* 61n.^er'e SWI. Unoen-otiaat Vtaohlaof ■3i:iK«r'6 361. QiiHen-streel ,Vl^o-\lne» Sinßor'' 28. Qnt«u-stroe» .vi'.rhi'-.i'i ■Slitßcr'e 261, Quaonstreot Uivabick Slnsar'n Anoklfttid '*■ kohtnec ■Jhiijf-r'd Anoklenrt -.tichinci rilagor'a AnoklaniJ M^nhtncii Sinner's AnoSland t^ohlae» Slaker'i) Auoklanrt M-ioisliwi slnxor'B Anot'.anfl riinotitnut Singar's Auoltlam". Machines Slnsor'u Machines SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES. W* 0. D* * * ■» THK BRKA.T e^WraQ MAOHINS IMP.ORTSK, BAB JT'ST K.SOMIVBB Aitorviß Shipment i\S. the Ohallense Msehlne ih« World- X«s Wkith Co,'a Kiovraa MAcaisa. The Most Silent The Oheapost Tho Moat Itaptd The Highest Arm The .Moat Bluish The Largest TaoU Thn Most Kasr to Work The Beat Oojet Toe Moat Uurabla Tha Slinuleat Sliirtjli Ibe Moat Kl9g.vnt Xoo Noateat antos Tbjeaiijuj Maobii«s trom £6 ISte, nm HiS'-iT sstrma hauheshs bvsb jhabe, Prico oi Hakd MAanmu, £3 10a, Mat, alwavb oh iusra- JeaaJjie Slngm: Jftlater sad Bo tmu Werthelm Standard lowe Company's Whoeler and Wilsos Orovur »niJ HRto's lonea'a ABO Uome>it!a Aod, otber sood tnsbei raow 3a, X, S'3K WKGK ! 26. 6D, ?KK WBKK All", MAOHSAtBS aWAKAHKBSia, Siioos Mnchlass oau be hod df my Aeanta i— S, %Col.oanandCG., Plouoar Store, Whangnrs I Thomas Wells, Cambridge i William Stevens ot Osohangai K. Wayte, Hamilton ( ParnoU anC Boylan, aiaboraoi Brennasi taxi Co., Taacacoß tad at other ploom, mas bba ■» 1^ s p oil, QUKKN-STRHBT.'



"DEVOVAL OF BUSINESS. We beg respectfully to Inform the Public of AuoKland and snrrouadlng districts that wo are BEHOVING OCR KH.TA.IL BUSINESS TO OUR NEW PRMIBKB, the nest shop but due bolow Mr Eattrsj 0, Drapsr.'QaeeQ-strcoc, whore, with the increased accommodation at our caummod, and the nu perlor facilities we shall possess tor theuillclont conduct'ot our business, we hope to mo-it un Increasing »ha,o ot the patronage which has bsen hitherto so liberally accorded to as. In view of the rapid advanoemetit of tho City of Auckland we beltovo the timo ha-i arrived when a ■ FIBST-OLASS CBINA, GLAS3. AND MARTHENWAKH KBTABLI3HMKNT has bcoome necessary, whore Roods of a su perior description can be. obtained wltnout having to Bend to otaer places oat of tbe Colony to purchase thorn. To supply this want and keep paca with tho advanciDg requirements of the City will ba our constant aim, and we otm fldent'y rely UDOn the support of tho Auckland publio to onable ua successfully to carry out our purpose. OUR IMPORTATIONS being large we are enabled to pttrohase goods at thO VKKY LOWEBT KATIIS, Und OUT OUStOmarß may rely upon teaelvlog the bueflt of any ad vantage- we runy possess in this respect, We are, > ours f althfullly, BOYLAN & TANFIELP, Auckland, January, 1883. ■JPIDWARD BAKTLEY, AROHIIKOT, STIOHBURX'B BUILDINGS, "eUaEN-SIRBET.



Hotels. ..,■/;;■ ig PACIFIC HuT i"!^:^: JOHN GILLANDER, Proprietob, Begs to announce to his friend 3 and the genotal public, that he has completed the extensivo ' Alterations on his Promises. , . Among the many improvements, ho has intnv ' • diced a SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, under the superintendence o£ a well-known Caterer. The Cuisine v/iH he the Best the Season can 6upply r Meals at all hours. ' BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS :; Hancock's Sparkling Ales alwayg :: on Draught. ■ , j1 SaM BOAItD AND RESIDENCE^ 203. pOV Weolt - Reasonable Charge;. ; , Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Good Staduno. ■ : ; «>" a C 1 1? I <■> il 0 T KL| RUSSELL. BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE PbOPEIBTOS; The above Hotel having undergone extensive and thorough repai.t, the Proprietor trusts that . " I by careful attention to the wants of traveller* , I and regular customers, he Will obtain a fair ' Bhare or the patronage of all. There is a good Billiard Table.a good Cnldce, and the very best of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations are boing made for a really gooa Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can- ? not surpass the advantages offered for bathing, as it is out one succession of bays and lnleta tot ' ! over eighteen miles. i Families can be accommodated with private I rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. . Oysters and Fish will be always on hand, Good Stabling. Saddle Horses can be had at ■■ ' very short notice, bo as to enablo Visitors to sea the Manganese Mines. Boats are always to be obtained forPjcplca Fishing Parties, &o. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. I) 9YAL MAIL aOTBL, •" NGARUAWAHIA. First-elasa Accommodation for "Visitors awl Commercinl Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Pleasure Boats always oo Hire., r^Mf ELLISON # LATCHMOKB, .' Proprietors. •yy ad a Hotel.' Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. r Meals ready at all hours. Good Stabling fob Horses. . M. LENNON, Propriktoh t'itsOi<;riJt ffS AM E S C AT.! k| DISPENSING AKD FAMILY CHEMISTS IMSMBBB PHARMACEUTICAL 3OOIBI5), HOESUN-bTREKT. class to WeiacetOn-sU'l, Auckland. M.Z BBHißullitiXZi AKJii . ■ .■,.;::■■': ME t, JKAJ?.? «a U, ':' WAsrsanm&n-arßsaTr, cbab Onxzi^- rsxti ystnJas* Bstrootica st rtes& fcv fc» Oxibt t'tuleHStocal Honra-g <■■•<<. rig. Keatikg's Powdee, KEA.TrNa'3 POWOER MKA.TIK«'S t'OWUKft KIfATING'S POWOKR KILLS BUGS. MOTHS, BHKTLS3. Xhjb Powder ie Quite H*hwlbsb to AnUasl Mte, bas Is unrivalled in destroying Hats, - baits, oookroAohes, baeciea. motto in (are, and every other epeelea of inaeot, Bdohb men will find this Invaluable lor <U.Htrojir.r fleas in their dogß, as aUo Indies forihclr j pet dog?. This Abtlole his Found fo Grkat a Siti- . tbat it has tempted others to vouil a bo called article In imtt&tioo. The Pabli Cautioned that The tins of ihe renvlzt powter bear the tmtosraph. cf TIIOMiS '$ KaJiIING. KKATINW'3 WORM TABLETS KBATING'd WORM TABLKTB KKATING'S WOBM TABLETS KKATJNS'S WOBM TABLKTS A Purely Vkoktabi.b SwMrkiiMtv. both In apwrnranoo and t«.Bte, futDlßhlngi moßt agreeable method ot tOiMawmsm^ the only certain remedy for INTICSTIKit, or THKBAD WORMS. It iB a terlf>]S tato and mild preparation, and Is espooi adapted lor Children. Sold In Ting br all Chomiata aniDW*' !'t: gIStS. . . ~ ..„ ;.;,..,, J:,.,,. -»F' PnOPBIBTORt : : J THOMAS KEATING London. . ■. ;-■'-. ■• Oonveyances. it if CCODLIN'S O-OACU ' • LBiVKS Onehtrnga— AuoKland- ' B.SO ft,m. 12 noon ».3Up.m 4'«)p.tu. : |{| B»turdaT Nlßht -:: ■ ..■■--. ■■_ ■";:<; ~ |i f|n£LEPHOnk LINK OF iJiOVS I MAIL COACHE&* . T NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAEAPDXA ] TIME TABLE:- . S Leave Victoria Wharf, dbvootobt-k;--■ w.; 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. , %«;» Leave Takapuna ScHOOLHOiWH-*t Sti»» | II a.m., and3ands.lsp.m. ' " .... 3'- SUNDAYS.-Leave DbvonpOrt-v;iH f] , a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave TAUiFWi- I at 11.45 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. " >' FARE BACH WAY, ONB SHH/UN':- F. QUICK, ProprieSotj-' r?TI M E T" ABU *\ t BAINBEIDQE'S 'BUSSES. iTrorn Union Bank-7 minutoa past ttohW | snd23mlnntos to tdehonr, ~ ««•' From The Three Lajips-23 minntea to us m honr, and every hoar. ' ij, »[;i Night Trips from Toww-J-psst 9, i-osst m m and }.pa»t li. WBUA From Union Bank to Shelly .Bkaou -» s minntes past 11, 20 minutes imst 2, Mn'W"" DMt 5, 7 minutes pi>Bt 6, and 23 minuses (os, .. Krom Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m., i w»•'" . ttos.i to 9. ■ _.___—- ? : jj OYAb MAIL LINE OF COAOHiiS. < | ALTERATIONIjF TIME-TABIiK. J, The Royal Mail Coaoh (carrying P^ffJ" will on and after Ist January, 1883, ana l" 8 further notico, run to tho following W § . Leave Cambridge for Hamilton JancUos U> way StaUon daily at 8.30 a.a.; returning am | Station to Cambridge on arrival onnunl™1"?. H|HS Auokland. • Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha onTuesfj I Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30_p.m. ri turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Hi*- - L.. days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. . -•■ v Booking Offices : '.'; 8H G'svynne'a Hotel, Hamilton West ;ColemW» -, , Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises,^ 1, |;f. ]- wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. * W. K. CARTER. m « Proprietor Cambridge, December 22,1882. ____. i rr«ELEGRAPH LINE OF COACiI- BR | LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. I Kibkwood and LAint Street, Gambbiw*. Waikato, New Zealand. - I w. K. CAKTEK, noprietor. -• . : W. K. C. begs to return his sincere thw*^ ■ S his numerous friends and the PnbUo.f^ eS I for the liberal support he has received 8'"- ■ commencing business, and has to inron"i j"igy •nt that,in order to meet.thereauirementa \w » .: «,|.,j rapidly advancing district, fie is BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS tO his J^^Smi i , which, when completed, will make them , to none in the North Island. lM ™nnlivi 1 Tourists for the Hot Lake Country evPP\ J[ with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the sbu"^ , notice; blbo, experienced guides ana -hut », drivers. ,i m , t Buggies and Saddle Horsesalwayßonun;, Ir g| Orders by telegram or otherwise punoiu»« | attended to. Cambridge, Docember 22,1882.