BISHOP MORAN'S CANDI DATURE FOR THE PENIN SULA.

(BY TKIiBGRAPH—OWN COBBWBPOHDENT), DUNIDIN, this day. Bishop Mohan's candidature has given unusual interest in the 'Peninsula election.' There art rumours that Donnelly will bow retire, but they cannot be traced to any reliable source. Thsre will be a- great religious fight, as the Orangemen are mre to support Mr Larnncb, irrespective of politics. If Mr Donnelly retire*, Captain Baldwin will come forward on the indopen d«nt ticket. Bishop 11* ran in his addreas, claims to be an ultra-Radical, and a Free trader to the .backbone; is opposed to t«e alienation of landed estate; and thinks ttat the taxation of capital end industry should be avoided'1 as much as possible. On th« education question, he says Mr Xarnach wishes jj to bring' -back the old Otago system, under ,* which Catholic children were compelled to read the authorised version of the Scriptures, and, in not a few instances, to remain outsido shivering m the cold and rain, while the teacher and his Bible-reading scholars were comfortably'seated within around the fi'o provided by a generous public—Catholic and Protestant—and to this old Otago system is now superadded compulsion, not merely by the influence of the teacher and the terror of his cane, but by law-j,., Mj, Larnach, then, iß*-.the advocate of a system of education under which Catholic children, is districts where there are do Catholic schools, will be compelled to attend Bible-iending schools, and will be left to the tender 'mercies of bigots of every denomination', «ho as hitherto, will be certain of the support of their respective committees It is diffi cult to say which of those two candidates ig most unjust and tyrannical in his principles.] and policy, and most opposed to the equit able claims of Catholic and othtra who tbiak with them. Catholics and all others who sympathise with them, cannot support either, and the question arise?, What are they to dp ? Some there are who would ad« vise them to abstain from voting, or taking any part whatever, in the present contest, but there are others who think differettly, and advise the Catholics to start a candid ate who is in favoar of justice to their schools. But, there a difficulty his arisen. A candidate willing to incur the odium ■of being just to Catholics and to undergo the labour of a contest, can not, on a short notice, be found, Under these circumstances 1 offer you my,ser vices. Ido this to afford all jast men" as opportunity of giving effect to their disap probation of_ the principles and policy of Mr Donnelly and Mr Larnach on the Education question, as .a protest against the cowardice of some and the tyranny of other»." #-»':■ ■•

EXTRAORDINARY INSOL VENCY CASE.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COKKESPOKDBNT.) DUKEDIN, this day. AT tlio adjourned meeting of Meinrath'e creditors some exceedingly strong language was used. Mr Frankiph, of Bing, Harris, who occupied the chair, characterised the case as one^of the moat diaholieal inatances of fraud and robbery which had ever come under his notice. The Bank of New Zea* end other creditors wcro for declaring Meinrath bankrupt, bnt,his counsel iaid If that step were taken Mrs Mefnratn's trustees Would not refund the sum 0f,£200, received, by her from htrhusband, which, othernisa, she was willing to do. of the trustees said Meinrath had ,ftak«n away £1,700 worth oftt goods to Sydney, and had re tnrned virtuaUy with notbiffg. Eventually $he procoedlntgs were adjourned till the deed of asipnment his lapsed.

THE FROZEN MEAT TRADE.

MestraiPisher. <f <70/« (Limited) In out last evening's issue we briefly re« fened to the fact*tbat Mr Crawford, 'Messrs Jisher & Company's manager, had successfully started the refrigerating at tho company's retail establishment j)» Queon-||treet,t' Before proceeding to describe the ...machinery, we may mention that the refrigerator is the first used in New Zealand in connection with the local trade. Tho machine used in. the production of the cold air is one made under their .patent, by the BelLColeman company*.; capable of discharging 9,000 cubicieet of cold air per hour. This machine is placed in a room specially designed Jo contain it, and a gas engine used as a motive power for several maohinoa in other, branches of Messrs Fisher's busl. ness. . Adjoining the maohjne room is the refrigerating room, .which is divided into five compartments; four of which are in the reentry of the room. The first compartment into whioh the futl blast from the machine is blown? is used'for the purpose of ice m.a?? fa?tnre< , The .second compartment will be used for the Storage of ice, for sale so that It may be removed without interfer ing with the manufacturing process going on in chamber No. J. - The third ohamber is for the etornge of game and poultry, and the fourth chamber for general purposes. Round these, chambers from door to door of tho main chamber is a* large space for -the hanging of carcases which are run in from an overhead railway of simple but in. genious 'construction! (the invention of Mr Crawford, the Work's manager.) The air draught is so arranged that each chamber may be supplied with'the quantity of cold air desired, or that the surplus cold air may be drawn from each' chamber back to the machine when necessary The refiigera ting machine was put topjether andjtted in itsiplace by Mr Crawford, who desires to acknowledge the* Valuable assistance rendered him by Mr"W. F. Bell, his working engineer. In the upper floors of the same building; a meat-carrying plant is being erected, which promises to be In advance of anything of the kind in this country. When completed, we will give a detailed account of the wh Is factory,%bich must prove interesting to all Sewing Machines.—D. S, Chambers, Q5, Qneen-Btreot-ADVT. '

SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

«.— — DUNE DIN, this day, THE N£W BAHKKUPI'CY LAWS. Mr Carew pave a peculiar decision at Port Übalmers in a fraud summons case, j Tho plaintiff proved that the debtor had been owing him £15 odd for two yeais, and had been in receipt pf money ever since; but as plaintiff was unable to prove that j since the date of judgment the defendant | had been worth this sum, the Magistrate declined to make the order. A long corres pondence has ensued, tradespeople pointing out how hopeless it is to recover. The " Herald " says editorially that if the_ de cision is upheld,it is likely to inflict serious injustice on traders by encouraging dis honesty. GAS V. t ELECTKICITY. Mr Graham, the new Gas engineer, in his report to tbo City Council, protests against the use of Electricity as inferior to Gas for domestic use. CUKIOUS CASE OF SUDDEN D2ATH. At tke inquest on Mr Kodgers, late station master at Burnside, it wag proved that he was a great sufferer, from asthma, to relieve which he .took chloral occa sionally. He told bis medical attendant that his life? was a burden to him on ac^ count of his ailment, but he never gave iiny indication that he intended to commit suicide. On bunday evening he left his house with a small bottle, and sat on the grass. Shortly afterwards he called his wife, and told her to send for the neigh bours. He expired a few minutes after ward*, Tw6 letters were handed io, one of which wa< in the form of a will, appointing executors. When parting an hour before with one of his neighbours, he said to him, " You'll come to my funeral, of coune, old fellow?" And the oth«r^replied. "Ob, yts, next time wa meet." Witnesses all thought deceased was toe last man to com mit suicide. The "will" was made a couple of hours before, and getting a young lady to witness it; deceased laughingly said he wanted it " just lor fun," He was than quite sob»r and in excellent spirits. Coroner Hockens put it to the jiuy whether it was not a case of suicide, bat they found that there was no evidence to show the state of his mind at the time. U was stated that deceased had studied at home for the medical profession, CHRISTCHURCH, this day. Petitions are being signed in favour of one Licensing District being constituted for Christchurch, instead of four, as at present.

SAM FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

The Murders in Ireland. The patty of assassination have again "-"£ been at their deadly work in Ireland On the night of the 25th inst. a street off one ■ of the principal thoroughfares of Uublin : was the icene of an outrage of extraordjrt.:^; ary audacity. A body of six detective."'' ■' were engaged in the evening in •watch ing the movements of a gang ■of W1-1 pected persons. Aware that they were'"'■-*'• under surveillance these men turned down a bye street, and were followed on the on.- § po.-ite side by the police officers, Oftnraß latter three were armed 'with revolvers "!4 the remainder having only stout BtlcW'-- Having gons about seventy yards along tha' " street, the detectives were crossing to where the men where walking, when sndM' denly a shrill whistle was sounded'1 .three times,- and one of the des> : peradoes, stepping to the edge of the ■ footpath, 'fiied three shots froinj*V. revolver at .Constable Cox, the foremost '^ policeman, each one taking effect, a general melee then ensued, about a dozen *'l;! shots being exchanged between the police and their assailants, with the result that* j the man -who had hit Constable Cox W fe seriously wounded. The unfortunate' puheeman survived his injuries only a few minute?, but hii comrades succeeded in capturing another of the gang unharmed ■ and four important arrests were made tjS them the following morning. Both the'^ wan who was killed and the one arrested " on the spot—who had a whistle and two V" revolvers in his possession —were known to :" the police as dissolute ruffians of the worst : ' clasa, c . '■ :••':"(;!!, While the sensation of horror, created throughout the United Kingdom by thii; occurrence was still at its height, it >«*#• supplemented by the perpetration'of anai"*~; ther murderous outrage in the same citj^ two nights afterwards, The victim of tlug I second attack wa» a Mr Field, a juror who served on the trial of the pri! toner* convicted of murder at the f Special Commission presided over 'ay Jn% lawson. In the manner of its execution,* this outrage presents two striking po nuok'o analogy to- the Phoenix Park tragedy. UP' ; Field was within »few yards of hiaj hbuib-ljl1 at about a qaarter after six in the evening, >" when he was assailed by two men arrucj -1 with knives, who inflicted five dangeroui \l wounds upon him. Leaving him for dead, ' th?# jumped into an ordinary hack car,«it and drove away at a furious pa«e, quickly -! ouutripping two eye-witnesses of the desdfii who tijdeavoured to catch them up, ■ It i&'*i hoped that the injured'jurjman; may :-,ii ne over from his wounds, although his con. ditlonis somewhat critical. -I The Massacreby Savages in New Mexico, ALBUQUBEQUB, N. &., Decembcr%o^K News has beeri^ received of tho terrible"!1;} massacre, of , Sflparty of Americans and M«xicans by Juof Casa GraSfle, ia.^iif'tfij huahua The Indians have 'ooen v&J ''' active of late in predatory excursion, bteal> >* iig aud raiding, and the settler* fotinia^S-! party of about 20 men aad started in' 'Wirl§% suit. The party were surprised near Caia ' Grande by Ju and his band, numbering 20ft,: .;; and completely surrounded, • Ono of the party escaped through the lines and went to* < tho settlement for aid, soon returning with a band of 30 men. The Indians, however,;: j held the succoring party at bay, massacred;;. tho entire party which had been surprised, ' and then retreated towards the mountains, .•'" , WORSE THAN AT FIRST KRPOI.TKD.'/V ' Alboqtjekqob, N. M., Eccem bor 7tb.^ls A special from Chihuahua, Mexico, ntntes ■ that the recent massacre in Casa iirundV^i by Indians proves to have beeri'ta horrible^ affair. A band of Apaches, • numboring five hundred, crossed the border, descended upon the little town and begaa an indis criminate D^assucre, fully seventy-'iQve per : , saoa falling victims, Several 'girls and« w*men were carried ioff by the savages, And' |J a large quantity of .stock and other pro-i'4 pertystolsu. The houses of tho unfottunata [ Mexicans wereburnedand their dead bodies1; . stripped of their clothing and jewellery. The murdered persons were among:;inJ|J wealthiest classes." Several of the rnoa^ • prominent families were amom? the \ictimj, .' Troopif have been despatched to the '■cons, but, the Indians having a long Stutt, thewl^ capture is not predicted, *■ ', .-^SMn ' Stanley) in Africa, ■'• ty Some curious rumours are afloat as to the 4 next step to be taken by Mr Stajiley;inß order to seenre the results of-the' King oi;:." Belgium's enterprise on "the Congo. MtaJ Stanley went to Brussels about three W((:ki 'ago, and it is statedjthat as the result,of bin| l^aference there" wilh those/iwho iiUppoitV. hi* undertaking he has resolved to s" w^l Zanzibar, hire 500 Swahelis, and tako them- < to tha Cengo to retlst any attempt $£m part of M. de Brazza to appropriate the / ground through which Mr Stanley's roadij! runs. M. de Biazza's treaty Tiiili iw Congo chief has. been ratified by tho French Chamber, but shoald Stanley ro> turn to the Congo it is certain that he will ,f at all events forcibly retlst any attempt on 'i the part of the French to intrude on ffiffl territory he has acquired by purchase from' the chiefs. A' Paris paper asserts that a? French war vessel has been ordered to pro- , ccod np the Congo river. Meantime Mi Stanley is travelling in Spain on account o( his health, i « " ; Miscellaneous, The proceedings in the City of Glasgow Bank liquidation came to a termination 0n,.;,. November 21, and at a meeting in Glasgow , it was announced that, ia spite of predic' § tians to the contrary, the bank had after ..-■ all paid 20s in tho pound. The solvent1, shareholders had been called upon to usj ■ £2,750 per £100 share. 'ifllj November 20th was a notable day Mil military banquets.. The Guards, dined at the Aquarium, under the presidency of Mr. W. H. Smith, M.P., and as much us lfor 6d and a guinea were charged to visitors, to < see "the soldiers of fashion," as the Gaardi are called, at dinner. The Doko-snii-j Duchess of Connanght looked in jpt when- kj the first toait was about to be proposed,',.;| and after responding to the health of tha d- Royal Family, their Koyal Highneuei-lsE^^l the Doke having accepted an invitation to dinewltlithe Prince of Wales, thoUnka of Edinburgh, Sir Garnet Wolselcy, onii , the principal' officerb of the head-qtlrtetH itaff at \the Senior United 'Service; C|ub||| Next nigbt^a banquat of welcome wu,r|| given to the medical officers of the EgypUa^M expedition;.- - • , ; ' : ..,:^sjs At Windsor Castle, on November Her Majesty distributed the decoration!' awarded to tie officeraand Soldiers ieconllj serving in Jlgypt, Atout 370 rcprcscnta*;' tivea of the' expeditionary force were ■piflpt sent, including th» Indian Contingent Her Majesty, in a brief and gracioni':-: speech, thanked them, and expresied prld«3i in the sailors and Boldlers who hadaddod ~' fresh glories to the viotories vpn-bf;jw|l^ predecessors; The Queen then pinneapa first medal on the. coat of bir Garnet i Wolseley, and distributed the medals to aU^| the recipients present. During the pr§||n«|'g tationofthe medals the Queen etoodonß^l c»rpet presented to Her Maj:esty by. thtt«J| Duke of Connaught, who had slept npon HM in A rabi's tent on the night of the battle of Tel-el-KeWr.

THE GORBY COMPANY'S DISPUTE.

(BY TEMaBAPH;—O^Tt COKR||PONDEHT.I COKOMANDEL, this day. At the Warden's Court, before Harry Ken 4-. rick, Esq., E.M., yesterday, the appeal I against the action of the. Mining Inspector • in forfeiting the Corby ground was heariM Mr F. A. White appeared for the comvnsfQ^ and supported his claim so effectively that: the Warden exercised the discretionary, powers allowed him, imposed a non inal,, I fine o|£3o. The licensed ground on whidK! the battery is situated will be put up 'frm auction in the usual course, the batteryfl site being considered iv the occupation of "■■ the company, and the sale to be sutfject tv!; such reservation, • After the case was con« cluded,,Mr White, was complimented fflj the lawyer.like( "manner in whichjbJS CwPlij ducted the application, • : ;; ''* '""' ' *^':' ,i

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P fjp ' $$jpsii&B> NOON- J& NOJ^'Q^S^T^IEET (oll'Poosonby Road), rfb/BBHOLD^FUKMITUiti1 f /" . AND EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. X, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr W. White (who is leavingtho oolony) to sell by auction, at hisiresidcnco-NOl -tolk-street (off Pousonby Road), on lnesaay next, 16th Instant, at 12 o clock noon1, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen Furnituro and Meets, Pictures, Carpets, Oilcloth. Glass.* China, and Earthon ware Kitchen Utensils, Tools, Foultry, &o. On View on tho Morning 0! tho Sale. WEDNESDAY, JANUABY 17. AT NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, COW, POULTRY, PLANTS,. &c, «c, &c, At Mrs Rutherford's, Remuora. K. ARTHUR CJTAS been favoured with instructions O. from Mrs Rutherford to sell by anotlon at her residence, Remuera, on Wednesday, litn lnttint, at 12 o'clool; noon, Her Household Furniture aid Effaots, oonialat lna of Drawing-room, Dining-room. Bed room. Kltohen. and talry FurDiture and Bffeot?, Carpets. Pictures, ulass, China, and Karthenware. Kltohon and Dairy Utonslls, fco,, Piano, Pot Plants, &c. Cow. Poaltry, fco.. Timber1 and Firewood On View Mt the Morning ot the Sale THURSDAY, JANUaRY 18. MOON. MARIINJS fiITES, TyrORTHCOTB, r~^J'OIiTHCOTE. BUILDING SITES, Close tJ theWhatf, adjoining the TXvrt Hotel, To be sold >y auotlon, at Arthur's Mart, Quoonßtreet, on Xhusday, January 18, 1833. at 13 o'clock noon, EtavoraJ Large Beautlfolly Bltuated BUHJ> INH SITES, overlooking the harbour, city. and Bunonnflltig nelfihbonrhood, haying frontajtei to the Sreat North Bond, and to a shelly beaon. Theaa AU6tm«ata «re without exception the moat eonveoiently and pleasaatly situated 01. any at Northcote. R. ARTHUR. Salasmaa snd Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, * ; HOOK. , t i COttAQB, HEPJBURW-STREET. SHOP, SYMONDS-STBEET. . COTTAGE/ SYMONDS-STREET. B. O. GREENWOOD HAS-^oceiTed instructions to sell by trnbllo auction, at his Mart, Qneen-stroot, next Messrs Fisher aid Co., on Wednesday, nth mat., at noon, tho following Valuable Pro perty, comprising— ■LOTS S5 and 86 of sub-dlvUion' Into lots of allotments 3 and 6 of Boctlon 62 of this City , -'-,-< of Auckland. The lot 36. Hbpbnrn-atreet, has a FlMt-olass Saven-roomed House, with all necessary out-honie3 erected thereon, nearly new. and having 83 years lease to run, at an annual ground rent of £10 oanh . lot. The honse Is let for 20a per week. £320 : may remain, at 7 % for 6 years. LOT 8 of subdivision of lot'.~4> seotion 7, Symonds-atreet, 33 feet frontage hy 120 feet aeep, haviiiß thereon erected the commo dious Store and Dwelline-house known as HazeU'd Fruit Depot, let to a good tenant for 6 years, at 25a pec week per annum, and the commodious House ot — rooms ad join ing, with yard, garden, and all ocnvenlencee, let for 12s 6d per wee*. The Bhop and dwell ing, and hdnao adjoining, will be offerefl in ons lot, the whole matclng a sure and Bate investment. HAMILTON (Walkato).-I Ota iff and 203, town ot Hamilton East, containing ono acre each, both being valuable allotments. MONHONUI.-80 acres ot Bosh Land, being middle portion of lot 88, pariah ot Kohu marn, county of Mongonni. +. HO & RUAWAHIA.-TOWD Lot 881, Ngarnawa hlo,iacre. . 1 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, mHE A NNUAL QHEEf W^AIR WiU be held at THE REMUERA YARDS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Entries to ba previous to Thursday, February L # , ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY OAXTLB SALES. Tliaen'e—•■Wedaeßday, Jannery 10. ' > Pokeno—Monday, January 15. Dnuy-Wednesday, Ja«nary 17. [ Papaknra— Wednesday, January 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND. StTESUAYbi rh b a "'i .vm ap k a.»• rjALE OF WOOi. SHEEPSKINS 8 HII>B»; »nc TAMfIW, ««* iwriu. »l It ft'dOClC. . ALFRED BUOKLAWJS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. -SALEOF- ViaUABLE SAWMILL PLAMT AND LAND, SITUATE IN PELORUS SOUHD, MARLBOROUGH.' L IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF L. MILLS BRUTHE3S. I "riyTJsSSRS J. JAMES & CO,, in conjunc 1 jyi. tlon with Messrs T. Kennedy Maoaonald I and Co.. have been lnsirnoted by the Trusteea 1 ol the above Estate, to sell by pnblio auotion. at 1 3 o'olooK, on Wednesday, January 17th, 1883, 0 IN THK cPXCHANQK I-ANU AND MTSR -1 CASTILE JkUOTION ROOMS, I of Messrs T. Kennedy Mscdonald and Co., ft panama-street.lntheOttyofWelUngton. 1 All tbat piece or parcel of land, titnate at R Wet Inlet, Crall Bay, Pelorus Sound, being part ot section 78, containing 121 , acres, 1 rood, 35 retches. AH that pfeeo or parcel of land, situate at Wet Inlet, Orall Bayi Palorus Sound, being sections 180 and 181, containing 116 acres, 1 rood, 10 perches. •The land has been purchased on the deferred nument system, and can be made freehold on payment of thebalanoe of purchase monßy due ihoreon, —— _ ' TIMBER. ,';; Thera la an tmlimlted supply of amber In the hays mdjoinlng the mill, and the right to ont would be granted on as favorable terms as r heretofora. ■• '■ The mill bnUdlnga Manager's houae . v • sixteen oottsges ,' Blaokflflilth's shop All ot the above are of the mont substantial deßorlpHoD. '••''■' i THE WHOLU OF THE VALUABLE MACHIKERY, InQluaing- . 80 horse-power engine, In first-claw order and nearly new •:& 2 Cornish boilers, 15 horse-power each Bhaf Una. belting, and pnlleys complete Saw benohea. vertical frame Planing machine, 2 vortical saws 6 oh-cnlarsaws, i orossout do • 7 truoks, 2 rafting punts with booms Galvanised slings, dogs Anchors and coir lines complete 1 pontoon, 1 pond punt, orab winch Punching machine i 12 Indies wide grindstone, 1 do 1 Inches Quantity of sundries, consisting of—Sorew i iaoBS, wheelbarrows, Bboveis, grabbers, cant-hooks, crowbars, maul■ ricga, -wedges, pulleys, manilla ropes, oil feeders, bench sorewe, emery wheel, I part cask* ot oil. part cask of tar, large \ : anantlty ot blacksmiths' tools, Quantity 7 .of Iron, spirit lev els, Sco. i Tho plant la a flrat-'HaFS one. an dls In spoil going order, balng. capable ot cutting 7000 feet C otTtareis ßag€ eaßnbatanttal wharf, and every faolllty for loafijpg veesela at the mill. - t Tbe eale presefits a rare opportunity .for pe* ■ons dealrous of investing in a good saw-mlUtag hiSlnesa, as there is Bufaotent timber for many JeMrfontStoVin the bush : and the faotof the Subelng within so short a distance of Cook !I. straits by water enhances Its value, asl the ! tooUities for shipplnn the tlmbsr aro almost un . e«lulUedJ OHN jAMKS & CO,, and I i T. KBNNKDY MACDONAtD & CO,, *J I Auotioneew, Kelson, D ecombor IS, Wl,



Auction?, I ■ TO-MOKKOW. VOJS UKMUKEA YARDS. mOli SALE, at tl»u Hemuera Yards, on J? Thursday nox!. January 11, Dairy Cowg". Sioro Cattle 140 "VYelt-faited Cattle 600 Fat Snoop and Lamb 3 Fat aad Stow Piga For prlvato Bft!o, HcrDford, Uovon, and Shorthorn Bull?, ALFKJiD BUOKXAMD. FKIDAY. JANUARY 12, THE HAYMAKKET, FOR SALE, :it tlio Hnymarkot, on Friday next, 1 Oaborno Mower 11 tons Fencing Wire 11 bogs Staples J 21 dtuma llabber Palit 1 Jlso, ; 13 boxes Proaorvoo Meats 2 casea Jam ' AUfRED BUCKLAiSD. FRIDiY, JANUARY 12. XHE HAYMaRKET. FOR SAL^", nt the Hnyniarkot, on Friday next, January 12, at 12 o'olook, THE TUOnOUailimED OKOSBCOUNTUY lIORSIC, ANGLICU, by Angler i'com Marian, ALFXiED BUCuL&ND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12. THE HaYMaRKET, IIIOR SALE, at tho Haymarket, on Fri a? day next. 6 acres Hobart Potatoes. May be scon at Mr Klcluid Webster's, Kllerlie AJLJPRED BUOKLAND SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. BAIRD'S WHARF, OTAHUHU. FOR SALE; on Saturday, Janaary 13, at 11 o'clock. About 10,000 feet Beoond-oliBS Timber ALFRED BUCKLAND. « JANUARY 24, AT 12 O'CtOOK NOON. TO CAPITALISTS AMD HOTEL .KEEPERS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON. /"pHfi undersigned has received instruo-, 1 tlona from Mosara Holly Brothers, who ero dissolving partserahlp, to toll bi publio auction, on tho premises, Portion of Lot 96, Borough of Hamilton, con tulnlng halt an aoro. having a frontage ot 177 foot to Victoria-street, »nd ,123 feet to Oolllng wood-street, on which Is erected'that Well known Hotel tho Commercial, whloh for aocom raodatlon and doalgn is not to bo Burpaaeed in the North Island. The BUILDING has eighty fe«t in Vlctoria- Btreet and sixty-four .feet to Colllngwood- Btreet, and only a, (ew chains from the Hamilton Station ot tho Auckland and Thames Rallw»y, and withio one minuto'o walk of the Bank and Telegraph Station; the Police and District Court* being on the adfoinlng aeotlon, The Building was do algned and erected under ths auporintondonco of Mr Maboney, Arohiteot, Atickland,' and is pronounced by the travelling publio tn ba one ot the most oommcdlotiaßQtoli isNew Zealand. It has two Private Entrances; Dining Boom, with folding doors. 16 x 20; i Sitting Rooms, each 14 x 12; B»r, 20 x 18, handsomely fitted np; Coljar. dry in all xraathers and lofty. 20 x 18 ; Commercial and Sample Room, 15 sil; Blll'ard Room. 25 s 20. - ' ■■' ■ UPSTAIRS. - 21. B<d-room»: Bath-room. W.0., 81ttine-roow.lt x 11; Urswinn-room, 20 x 16; slao. Water Tank, containing GOO gallons DETACHHD KITCHEN, 23 x. 1318tablea20x i% 11 >tall and four loose boxes; Carriage-shed, H x 12, together with r. nqyer-fslling saoply of water. . ■ :m Vr. AIBO, The FUBNITORS of the abo o. No exoenao hnving been spared by tho Pro prletore, every artlole is of the beat. Billiard Tablo by AJcoob, with furnltnre com plete. After which THE COACHING PLANT, viz.: 1 DouWe-seated Waggon,! Double-seated Buggy. Single Buggy, 'Bus, Spring Cart, 7 horses, Doublo andslnglo Harness. The whole of the Property enclosed with a gal- N.B.—Should the purchaser of the freehold wish, tho option will ho given of taking tho Furniture and Coaching Plant at a valuation. The Auotioncer haa every confidence in re commending tho above property to parties in seach of a valuable investment, being situated In the centre township of Walkato, and on the direct route to tho great sanatorium ("The Lakes ") of tho world; it is also tho f avourito re sort of thetourist and private families, as well aa the commercial publio, TERMS i Two-thirds, of the pnrohsso money ot the freehold'con remain on mortgage, for three or five years, at 8 per cent. JOHN KHOX, Auctioneer. Ironmbnaerp. ' 1/ Dv ;. ■„■. JO .. HAVE FOR SAi-K ---• AiBO, Xi. BOBHBBS, FOHTB, rjLOBEB, AMD Wl Sir ■in 4 a QtetA Verieta 0! OhimalM.. BODOKE'S LOOme«O£i'2; «hB lABIiE AND POOKETIIBX. JOHHSOH'S OJBWSBKA'f!^ SOISBOBP ots."^ noiiiKKs aAtroaPAKS, sa. QSWBITH'B Vi.Vm'S TEA AHO fIOWSB Pots, stamped TmsmMsxt ahb » PB DISHSS, 3ASINB JMV MltS PANS (ldl< ;r alzcßti Buckets, Tvbb, I'aks, ahe Ovbhb, BKOOMa, soaouiJESts, Whisks, &O, Haib, d.eyra, akib BfAmßßsasoH. ' "ABK'B, BiiAOKS, &SO liYHDOM'3 3PADEB AND DIGCUNQ FORKS, QARDEN HOBS, U&SSB, • ■USU VROWkISi ■ * ' :- "'" ■ d , DIBTO»,fSOBBir &SPEAB, &MD JAOKBOM'B HANI?. BIP. AMD TJSHNOW BAWS, •# ... '■ ■: < , ' ■ Aiaa, AD2BB,I'OBSAEXWKS Atil) CHXSiiiB AUQOBS, PtAHKS, HAMMEKB, BEAOB8!, LOOSS HIKQSS, ISAIUS, AIW BMBSWABX, SOOTT'B aitNPIHa WHITB IiSAX), BAW AMD BoIiVSD IINSBSn CIS MVa tSR CKHT. UKIOOUHI Allawea to Oaab PEiohasacs oa nU] SOUS amoDaUss so ao?« sEfl gcwbeQ



,j.j._u.uuiii i. ml, I .wniwlilii'l'iiriTflP" Government Land S&lqs. p> ÜBL I 0 a,' Ul 11 IC ATI ON. AXJCKLi^NDiiAND DISI'RIOT. VILLAGE SETTLEMENT SKCTIONS, FOR SALB, ON IJIMKWATK PAVMBNTB. Crowu Lands Ofllco. Auoklund, December 29, 1882, I horaby notify that the Wdn enumerated in tho Soho.lulo horonndor win ho open for nwUca tlon on WKDNKSOA*. tho Slat day of Jumi nvy. 1833. n A T , lLrc CoimuMoncr of Crown Lauds. SMALL FAIIM AbiiOTMANTH, COOK COWNTJf. i BiniCRBS OF I'ATUTilll. I Section. Avon. Uiwct prioo. A. H. I. £ 8. d. ; i 10 II 3(1 301 17 0 : 5 :> 3 32 !O 10 U '! 11) 0 0 10!) 0 0 '. hi io o o iro o o •l" 5 0 0 «0 0 0 a Hi 50 o 0 51 5 0 0 50 0 0 85 i 2 10 «13 9 1 SB (1 0 0 00 0 0 39 i 3 17 18 11 3 .j(J 0 SSD 63 0 3 il 3 2 17 3G 1 3 13 7 128 71 5 n .11) S !? 1 So 5 0 60 7 I S3 ?M 2 tt s 2 4 85 SO 52 1 3 10 48 3 6 53 4 0 20 |1 5 0 51 8 2 4 85 fi 0 £5 5 2 G 55 T fl 77 12 1 20 121 2 0 78 0 3 15 38 8 9 79 13 2 10 135 12 « 80 13 137 134 18 3 Note.—Tho lande onumorated above shall bo aold for cash immediately on purohaae. The nrlcos stated In the Bohodnlo Bhall be tho prices at which tho lands BhaU ba open torapjlloattoD. No person shall bo allowed to acquire more than one section. It thnre should be more than ono application for any aootion, tho right to pur chwo tho eamo shall bo detormlnud by lot amoußst tin applicants. Applications will bo received at the land Uffloos, AuoWand, Tan ranga, and Glaborne. NOTH.-Plansof all tho abovo lands m»y be Been on application at this offloe, at tho Land Offi^esTTauraniia. and Glaborno. and at all tho principal Land Offloee ot the oolony. •pUBLIO IWRAIi LANDS ao'SIToPIIN FOR SELEC TION. L4.ND DlSIBIOi) Off AUCKLAND. Crown Lands Offloo, Anofelsnd, Oeoombor 39,1832. I horoby notify that tho Bnral Lands men tioned In tho Sohodolo horoundor will bo op on for Bolootlon on THURSDAY, tho lat day of February, 1883. " D. A. TOM!, Commissioner ol Crown Land* * I" ' SOBKDULK. ' COOK COUNTY. ; ' PATUr AHI BLOCK. , Patutahi Sukvey District. Scotlon. Area. Price. At «. I. i £ 8- d. 101 1,005 0 0 602 10 0 i 113 100 0 0 - 200 0 0 .' Hi COO 0 0 300 0 0 .«■ *■ •;:' 115 -"1,000 00- 50C10 0 - 11(1 OSS 0 0 " .'MI 0 0 119 998 0 0 ' ~■ 718 10 0 12i 3380 0 ' IG'J 0 0 123 Saa 3 0 879 7 fl ■•* ■. ■; tl»3a 390 0 0 292 10 0 BlookV- I 3SS SI I I 3 1,306' 328 W3 10 0 . V: .5 U33 2 0 46915 0 8 8 ~ 800 0 0 130 0 0 * Thesa lands are vituatod abont 15, miles from Glsborno. on tho formed main road to Walroa, and on that leading to tho Hanßaroa village Bite. Tho surface anil 1b lltfht. resting on marl. Tho country ia>a good doal broken, but with email flits on moat ot tho »ootlona. Tho vegetation oonßlßts of fern, turn, and flax, Mid * liitle grass, with patches ol mixed bußh iv the kulllos. I I WAIMATA BLOCK. WAISIATA SURVES DISTRICT. Bldcir. See. .area. Price. a. li. p. £ b. d. XX . 1 4SO 1 0 ' 430 S 0 VU. 5 6/9 2 12 609 12 8 8 314 2 0 314 10 0 ■ 10 314 0 0 314 0 0 < VIII. 12 312 0 0 234 0 0 IV. U ZCO 0 0 250 0 l> , VIJ, 17 551 0 0 848 5 0 IS 1,070 020 635 1 3 19 0(51 0 0 m 0 0 IV. W BCB 0 U 433' 0 0 21 180 0 0 3*o 0 0 WAIHAU AND WHAKAONQ^OnHA BLOCKS, Patdtahi Subvbv DiSTßicr. Blook. Ses. Arof. Price a, a. Pi fl 8 d xih. i\ iiri, o o ins io o XIV. U x^ 2} 1301 ° ° 1075 6 ° (Haugaroa hurvey District). HAsaABOA Sctbvbx DisiaioT. 1 Bloofc. Sec Area. Upset price. A.v. f. Re. d. J|} 3022 0 0 1368 6 0 X.' 20 *" 50'5>2 21 5: 60 12 8 25 :.«110 0 0 105 0 0 27 ill !■) 80 13 8 . 28 123 332 ISI 13 8 . XI. 30 - 128 0 80 111 4 3 f 82 97 0 7 109 3 0 36 • 179 033 201 13 3 38 -193 OSO 198 2 8 , 39 124 U. 20 124 12 0 XIV. 23 588 0 0 669 6 U i :, U 2JO 128 ": ■'- 260 8 3 . 25 199 0 0 149 .6 0 XV. ~ 1 Jl 1-23 -62s 1 9 1 . 32 329 tU 8 0 3 ; K6 187 5111 8 i 30 1 10 45 10 C 5 21 1 7 8118 fl ' 0 JO 310 61 i 8 ' 7 , ■ M 2 28 62 0 0 * " 9 27 OIS ■' 80 9 i XV. 11 , 10 035 21 U 6 i. 12 32 3 SB 37 2 0 13 26 3 0 S3 8 9 " 15 23 1 8 29. 3 H 10 Ul 0 31' 114 0 0; 18 28 0 3 S3 10 8 I 32 233 238 233 14 0 31 iff. 177 1 6 221 11 8 "40 812 0 0 458 0 0 ill , 478 0 8 368 10 0 42 632 0 0 26(1 0 0 'XVI. Urn .7J2 0 0 " EOl 0 0 11 139 223 . 12 3 0 15 295 283 181 10 1 ; 18 189 U v 7 US i 6 ■ ! 47 812.0 0 203 0 0 AS 5218 0 0 131 10 0 DBEOBIPTION OF LiNDS IN WAIHAD AND Whakaonsaohoa Blooks.—Theße landa are pltuatoi on the formed road from Gluborno to Walroa, tho Tlll&ge ot Tluiroto being about 21 miles BOUth-weßt bom Ulsoorne. Tho smalior sections, nnder 200 acres, are aerloultuial, tho othera agrloultural and pastot&l, consisting ot broken ranges, oovored with torn and tutu, with a little grass. Patches o£ buah cxlßt ia moat of the (gullies, the timber being mixed, but with some tnnra and rlmu. , Tho soil In light, resting on marl and sandstone. DEfCKIPTIOS OF LANDS Iff TBE WAIMATA. BtOOK.—J'heso landa aro 18 miles north of Gls borne by a formed road, Tho general nature of thij surface ia biokas, but with numerous flats BilUablo for homeßtead and agtloaltural pur vosea. Tho vcKetation la forn. tutn, and other eorub, with a good deal of grass iv plaoßa, The forest found In most of the gullies Is mixed, but with somd totara. matai, and other fenolng timbers, The soil Is generally good. /. ,WAIROA COUNT r. , j " TABAMABiMA SnHVEr DISIBICT. %j Blook Sec. Area. ' ' Q A. X 3? £ B, d,,. ■v ,■■V,'" ' T* 983 0 0 484 s 0 oi* 8 1302 0 0 081 0 0 IX. 3 1919 0 0 959 10 0 . t 20tt) 2 4. 1030 7 6 " X. 1 472 2 19" !(3B 7 6 • U 2 46' OS6 230 11 6 3 5J2 2 32 268 7 6 Dkßobipiion of LAND.-Blook V,: Sootions 7 and 8, brolcon, noil light but fair, a little bush for flrowoud. In nullloo, small flatß along tho river. Blook JX.: Seotiona 3 and i, broken, soil light, covered with high fern and tntu, woll. watored. Block X,: Sootlon 1, undulating, coll light, woll watered, covered with hlßh-forn and tutu j seotlons 2 Bed 3, undulating and flat, soil light, well watered, oovor6d with high forn, tutu, and grass. These lands are Bituate close to the road from Fraeertown to Lake Waikoro moana, and about ten miles distant from the formeri ■ . y,, y t . . Ticasis of Salb, — One-fourth of snrohase money to be paid at time of application, and the bulanco within oao month thereafter, other wise the part of the purchasa monuy paid by of deposit Bhall bo forfeited, and tha contract for the sale ot the land shall henceforward be null and. void. Grown Grant fee to be paid on oomplotioa of purchase. . '• NOTK.-Plans ot all tho above lands may bo seen on application at this office, at the Land Offices, Tauranga and Glsborne, and at all tno principal Land Offices in the Colony. THE HSLENSVXLLk TIMBER COM PANY, LIMITED.! WOKKSI HELENSVILr, . AUCKLAND OIWIOE COLONIAL BANK BUIL, NOS. Having a Railway Siding running into their Works, aro open to supply contractors and others with Sawn Timber, delivorod at any station on tho Kaipara and Walkato Railways. A Wharf with deep wator frontago to tho rlvor, the Company aro enabled to load veßaola along side tho Mill for Soutliern ports and Australia. Have Bpeoiol fiicilitiea for supplying long lengths on ehort notieo. Ail communications to bo addressed to JOHN MILNE, . Secretary Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. Tl/rK. THOMAS HOLDER, *A ITKOT, COSTOMHOTJSE-STEEBT WEST.



Ironinongferv. T&S.MORRIN&CO-, LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, A.UCKLAND. IMPOKTBKS OF Kvory Doßorlptlon 01 FURNISHING, BUILDERS', AND GENERAL IRONMONGBRY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, „ AND MACHINERY T. & 8. M. ft: Co,, limited, wo prepared to Supply HARDWARH in all Its branoheß at THE LOWEST CURRENT KATES. L&rso Sbipmonta now in Fort,.and Oomlna forwardi ENGLISH AMD AMERICAN GARDEN TOOLS OK THE BEST QUAUTY. PHUiAlM'.U'iilA AND OTHBR LAWN! 1 * M> iWIsRS, from 10 tolß. . » LAWN TENNIS MARKERB. FLATEL'S, LEAMINGTON, and other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, ' With or without Hlgh-ftcsanro Boiler*. REGISTER GRATES' OF ALL QUALITDZS PINE CAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL,-and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH, j POST HOLE BORERS. ELECTRIC BELLS, GAS CHANDELIERS, ' ".. BRACKETS, ''" ' '#* * HALL LAMPS, , % COOKING STOVES, \ \ * GLOBES, Etc. '.'NOVELTY" AND "PEERLESS" WRINGINv:* M GfIINSS- % f* X& THEEH SIZES. BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN • WASHING MAOHIN ' * WAII GoodsoareftillylPacked and T # & B» MORRIN ft; CO,,



Public jmowcos. DWa SJ) BA it ■*' ti H.T| ARCHITECT, «XSOHffi!UKX& BUBJiUEB* QOB)SJS»BTBIJ3Ti _ , .'• i ;j^sT"~l -.'--', "tto- — '"''"'Af *. 'N "" Ifl -MARK. «~s—. r .rl I.{■ OK SAL E. I Four-wheeled Dor unrt (nearly now) 1 Two-whooleil Hoik Cart (nearly new) 1 1/iirnu Jjtuly's I'hMoion DouMo-nmitoa Bukkv I Want (1 to I'urohosc, Donblo-nontoil Hooded Kum-jr t GAIN'S \* WUoloaaloftEitau *Q^ W. H. HAZARD, Gtmmskei, v Que-en Street, Auckland, Agent ror jacks pain, London, niOTEOHMIIT TO IMB ROVM. YIOHT tQUlOnOlt Oil, ou&u vk, &.nv aiiADS MKHO'HAMTR, OS & 97, Quxbb< btrksst, Aucncua mo, Sf,»,, IMPORTERS O» e.tPBB BiNIiIKSS, Panol Decoration*. ULAB'S-PllUahefl, Silvered, snd Roagh FUH UnKiinii oaa Continental Sheet, Photo graphic, Glow Shades WHITB lilt A1). Colour?. Oil. VARNIHHM Brashes. Mixed Palnta, Canon's Aniioor. rofllre and Patent Olllnnta Paint*, MOUinitrHß-Glit, ntrtiHod. Veneered, 1m Vi f iure Tnuna and Room Decorations, Fanes? Frame* tor Cabinet and G.D.V, Pinvara of every flescripttos in great variety 80BAFS—PhoSos and Oolourtd. Albums for Photos, floroee, &0., Jto.. fta,.,.,. OaSont or Orerlnr Moostt, all elieer I OaftttU Una OJO.V, Monnt»i AriHrtif Hoonkua. W. P. ft B. bavins alwan cm hand ttia luveit ttook of the above irood* In the North Hani at Hew EetOtwC, are abla to Kwonto atthtc whois* tals or retail ordon on the mout {aToattbia terms. Qample* Of Fasisrhnnglnsn firomi coot piocjr, ot of QrliHnai T>&nbi.vA«, sent od anplia* tan. No-w Rottiowln Anokland ihonld IniMot miritoob of P«porhanjrlnin aodPlotnreti berora tl»Hra np thur new Homos i they vUI and losna •hine to mlt the me*na of mnronfc W. PHILLIPPS ft SON, : QPIBC-BnilW. AUQgtAg» - . >■- CO w PS | a |,| ~, * ~ LHI H.gi ■ ■*'■ 4 ■Pit >¥ ■" OBSON-STKEE T STEAM C>FFEE . MlliLS.-i'i. P. OinBOSB and CO., Tea. Coffiio, nud Spice Merchants, wholesale and Family Grooor*. Coat, JTirowuod, ana Prodnoo Dealors.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., llobson- B&reot, Auckland nnor~B*KTDGE coniuiacyobs,' 3. BUILDERS, KTO. ¥ Tho nnderslimod, having bdoolsl maohlnery for tho manufactoro of Holts, has supply of all losßtlia In Block at ctieapoat ratpa; alao. Hesra- Intlott Vcrundoh Posts. Iron Tabular Viold Qatos, prlcn £3 IDs. to bo bad from X, and S. Morrln & Co., CrulokshanJt, MUlor & Cto., and at tho Works. &. TAt T. Lorne-atroot Holt and Genoral Iron Woria. ■fSCIHATiUai OAKKIAGB AND DKAV 1 yAOI'ORY. TAMES MACK 18, PbOPEMTOB, VIOTOSiA-STSEBX EAST, Rayaln ot avarr desorlpUan n Wood and Iron oeatlr exoouted on th» teat noUoa. Springs made ana repaired. rs on hand, alarse Quantity ot Lamps, also Ironbark Bhatti and atmltofl. Hod Gum Folloea, and Hobart £ own Hardwood. N.JJ.-Ooontrr ordera ponolnall attended to. WA. U HOOK B tiOX USUO, SOAP AND OANDIiH MANUFAOTURBRa M QOX'S CKEKK, KIOHMOHD onrun t DUBaua-srsmre, avcsimtb, ' Ouh Faronaaea ot TaUow. Wool. Sheeptktni, . and Bones, rgiO CONTK&CTOitS AND OTHERS^ W f EItLS BROS., * - " Dkyokportv t Aro proparod to snpplr at Lowest Hatos Bricks, time, Sand, Shell, Asia, Furirl Posta and House 1 Blooks, &0., &o. Contracts mado for the doJ livery of Timber, &0., from tho mills to any art of Dovqnport District. % ■ Addro9Bt', WELL3BROS., Cartcre, Dovonport. . HE AUCKLAND FORWAKDING AND PARCKIi DKLIVKRY AGBNOY , s Despatch Goods and Parcels Of all descriptions to every part of tho Town and Bnbnrbi i Cheap Ratb!. ond with (jnarantood regnl&rity. The following are the Booking Agenolee :— A. R. Ladd, Oanmetmakn^KMangahapeßoad W. H. Yonna. Grooer.. J ...,,r.-Ponionby Road R.Blrnie.Baiier.;*.,,...^ ~.,.ArohHlll J. Reid, OoblnetrribK(av,..Cornor of Kybor. Pass ond Symonda-st, a Reid, Orooor - Corner of Kybor Paaa and GrattuD Road. - \ - W.S.colUoß, Graoor,\Ai...«... ....Parnell A. Holdt, Cablnotaiolsorn...... ~.. ..Nowaarsei ' dblivkrTks:- «- Town i Hourly, suburban i U a.m. and 5 p.m. -r •' No. 76; Teleohbne Bxchange. HKAI) OJHfKJKi NATHAUfa Bonn. Custom. honßO treat , ■ ■■■ a UOKLAND SELECT KIDIBG .A. . ' SOHOOt. 1 - New Nobth Hoad, b riding made kasy and graceful, The Auckland Select Riding Bohool, tor the Study and Practice of the Art of Kijnliatiou in - all its branches, was Opened on , MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. ■ Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter at pupils are solicited to forward their names to the proprietor on or before that date. Terms, and hours of Instruction and praotioe, mar be learned on application,. ,- .■'"■» », 1 Pnptia BappUed with Homes, and appoint menta tor Bohool Lessons if required, or Hone Appointments supplied to order from first, ". OTass Samplos at the Sohool. . „ The proprietor has oompiled an Aid Boob tor the use of PuplTa and others, whioh may ha had on application. Price, Is. . BpaoiAl Arrangements for Children, ■JTEM/.K ATl'-OTANOK COB LADIES, Q.H. bas also oommenced bnsmeas as Hor«e- Xralnor. Kverv Horse1 ontrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and handled either as iiady's or Hontloman'B Chargor. ; ", G. H A Z E LL, Laik Ronsn Ridht Bana»AuT-Muoii, ahd IST OLABS KQUITATION iNSTRnOIOB. \ . U Years In H.M. Borv I\ V" i*fcr BMin'Morte, KTEW SEiLAHD FBBHB Jj9 ' Dntnonnted. or ' ■ Tostornliy Monnted in rarloiu mttn, ' TOOM IS OP SO «0 TAB WHO. p -, ■, orsalabir 8 B 1.0 OR A IS,' ' ... ■ ~. Paikcua-gcRBW. - ■ ' . r|l H B He.tM. A R KE T 1 181, QUKKN-OTRKKT, AUCKLAND OK HAMS, AKRITBU PB» OOROMANDKL An J ROMAN KMPIRK.- -, y « White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Oiover.'Cow crraas, Meadow ifoooao. Meadow FoztaU. Crestod DogstalLßapa, TrefoUmn SnoKMßtam (Scarlet Olorer),, ' i *ROIM AMBRiOA DIRKCT- Xlmptbr, Kfiuiticli? Blnograsa tPoa Pratenslfl). VtnesH Bar njestnen,- Canterbury Ryesrraei. rßTK"coS«foo(i. Pralrteßraas, RattalL. BARLY SHSD POTATOES, AS WIMWBII- AsWenf Kltoey, Tartar's Kldnef, Canter butt Floliea. I Jat4e«ion*s Victoria. li4TSR VAPJIKTIKB-Hobart; Sntton'B Mas mvxmi Satton's Flower Ball, eto, ALSO* ISIiAND Utn PBRUVUW GUANO. U0» KB. HESKETH & AITKKH. ■~;.



Bnaineßfl Notices. rriHE TMPEKIAL OCHIEDAM QCHNaPPS, A PURE AUOMATIC SPIRIT, DlatUled and prepared In Sohledam, Holland, from an Original Rooetpt, and poaaeaßlng Kara Modlolnal Qualltloa In all D138A3K3 ov inn KIDNEYS, 11LADDKR, and URINARY ORGANS. A Tonio, Diuretic Antl-Dyspeptlo CORDIAL, by the recommendation ot the Leading Continental Phyaiolana, and 1h now ACKNOWLEDGED A3 THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY FOTC GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MATISM, The Trade and Conaumera are cautioned agalnat apurioua lmltatlona, tho genuine only bearing the signature and address of tho pro prletor. HENRI Jr, HATITr* MKLBOURNK." d In tho Melbonrno Hoapltal, and awarded by tho Jnry FIRST PKIZK at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, DR. HASSALIi'B REPORT. ' The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "54, Kolborn Viadnct, K.C., "liondon, 9th May. 1877. Report ot a Samplo of Imperial Schiedam Bohnappn, reoolvod from Mr H. J. Hart. ■ "Webaveaubiuotodaßample of the above named artiolo to a very oarof ul chemical analyala and oramlnation. •' The reaulta of the analysis, whloh are act forth In a separate report, show that thla spirit la of good strength, praotloally free from acidity, and that Ie oontolna but tracoa ot Bolid matter In solution. It possesses a delloste and agree able aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr Hart'a Sohledam Bohnappa la a very superior artiolo of its olaaa, la woll purified, and Quite genuine. •" (Signed) Arthur H. Habsaix. MJO,, " Author of * Food and its Adulterations, &c " Otto Hehnbb. F. 0.8., " Public Analyet." Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR H. NATHAN. atu«■w k a n h VJT to bosh's Public Hot, Oold, and Bhoww Bath*, Victoria -street Bast. Oharjre. Ohb SBUxnra. Open oU week dan bom 7 a^e. to I p.m.. and Suhday Mobhimbb from t till 10 a.m. The Bath-roonu are all private, and supplied. with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, oombs, respirators, soapi, fee Select bath-roomi (private) (or Ladles every flay, at all hoots, with female attendance, On» Baiixma and SrzFKNOB. Please note the, address i Violorla-ttreet East, above the Grey hound Hotel, and next the aheap Beddine and Furniture Mart Auckland. N.B.—Barber In attendonoe, SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TAJIKC. J. L. KE A N Has for Sale a number ot the above, with Taps roady for nsa. price 31s, at his Bhop,'EUlott- BtrMt. Larjce uantltloa of Spoutln&jßldglng, and Down Pipes, always In Stock. Verandah Iron ourvod at tho shortest aotloe. Cointry ordera will always reeelve his prompt attention, Lead washera always on hand / ritHoa T CTARBDTT, THB KAFAI UOKCT BROOU V AOIXIRT, I OUMOM-HOCaMBt "PHoeti vrwssi From an va do* A B V L E. R V C. F. COOPER, ''* 277 & 979, UPPER QUEEN-STREET, 7IBBX PBIZB AUOKLAND SHOW, 188 X Manafaoturoc of Kvery Oesorlptlon of CARRIAGE, GIG, BUGGtY, CART, AND ji PLOUGH UARNKBS. * Ladies' and Gent*' S*ddlos, Pack Biddlos, Bogs,. Valises, Leggings, &0., &a, on hand and made to order* ' Bridles, Whips, Saurs, Bits;' nrtuaes, Klllmsn'a Bmbroo&tlon, &o. ; >' Bteeplflohsso and Race Baddies made to order. iff? *" E A O O 'C X JL« OPTICIAN Has n StOOk MPKCTACLWS AND KXH SIiABBKS, of every desorlptlon« «n nconsata Fit Qnoranteed. ' OOMPOUBTD MIOROBOOJPKB ANU TBLK . I SCOPES. Powerful and Cheap. AHibo id RieouHTXJiH, THusuaimm, KI.EOTBICI iiKLLS, JUAITBRTES AND FITTIHGS. , ' Masceto Electrls Machine* and ColJi, OPRRA GLASHEB, BFNOOOLAR FIKLD AND MAKINK GLASSES. THKODOUTKS, COMPASSKS, SEXTAMTfI, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharomotcra, Salinomotors, Argcn tome torn, &C, ctc,&t ABBNT MS TAYLOK'B PATKNT BHWING MACHINK9 & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sowing Machine*, repaired, OFPoarra ran Post Ornn. i . whoTtlmd^troet. Ja ms & auto yak, OARTKB, OONTRAOTO &O OOOdl Oartod and DeliTered from ship's Bid* O» Bhortett Notlo*. Ballast Supplied, WnwoAßTia *ir» Bay or Israinjß Ooai Alia Blrawood lent «n nncnt) ranonibla /I X O v a.v LIMB, GROUND LIME, FOR SALB. SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND . ROOHB LIMB, Id any quantltr, for Oonoreta, Paths, Floon, Csllars, etc (next to Rtone aagging, is un rivalled for durability and hwd-eottfno qnallUes). For tonka, and other Wet work It la a flrst-oliUB material. B. *KBA3SIE, SOLE AGENT, rmBTOM : Honw-BTra«H'. WUPEIUOS OOKRUQa■»•**>, ~3&.9XX *$'** " _ '■ « ?-1 BPAR X S R HAS VOBBAIdI ■ Bumbefei theabora, wit* . Tap ready for twa, a and mrwardt, At bis Bxwmu Wobkb, TiaiaßUHmunm ct ha Bhoj WnmratJnr-OTKECT. r . Large gnaaHtles of Bpoattni, Eldgtnt,. and Down pipes always In stock. * - Tenndah mm onrred at ihortert noHoeJ Manufacturer ot Lead and Oompe Pipe. A ohotot nleotlon ot Ohandelien, fco« at his Wellesley-etreet shot). „ Oonntry ordsn will always receive his prompt attention, - Maeaied ta lay o« WaMa ~ ■* Bai.Finnn o* mm Imsbotib Li ad Kria Rinorara. El VI NX MO 00NOK BX, , JSHUJOTIONB IfHOM OPKKAS. S3ONHS. DUKTB, ttOulCa - EvotyPerton oan have these In their own Hotnt bypoUlnson s 3, HOWDBN, SHOBT6AHB-BTRBM, and PoBOHAHCfa ons of bU N«v»s>-Imk»«b) ■■■-~ '■".;■'■":: ;;;p'i amob :'"' -^:" * JAM E S &Fi If A? R t E, Huvinft returned from Friendly Islands, wishes reepeotfully to inform the publio that he has STARTED BUSINRSS AGAIN IN HIS OLD SHOP, CtTBTOM-HOUBK-BTRBET WBBT, and Will be moat happy to see his old oußtomera, and any new ones who will favour him with their patronage ah kinds of Yaohta and Boats built to order on tho shortest notice. Boats repaired. N.R-A Small Slip on tho premises, i; J. OLARK. 0' YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, i -BUSTOM-HOUSE-STBEET WEST,. . !,-;"" '-. FBKRMAN'S BAY. ;--;.' FM PORT ANT AWNOPNCEMENTi Just Received, per 'Loch Awe,' a Splendid Assortment of Violins, Bows, and Pittinqb, Mblodiahb, Conokutinis, and all kinds o Musical Insieomentb, at v j ' THOS. E.,CAKTER'S, - 82, VIOTORIA-STRBET, AUCKLAND i ; (Six doors above Albertetteet). TEACHER, "*' Tnnor, and Repairer o( Plnnotorte, Cornoi, and *; . ."^ .VIOLIN/- ,; ~'■* , Tarms and Testlmoniaia on application, Tuner and Bepolrer ot all kinds of MnsioaJ ;. v lnstrumentß. - * ' „B? BPEOIAIi 'jjMWMfj^ACTOnnMKST ri BORI G E DI X ON, (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney ExMbltlon); jft ■ !ji » «MaNTJFAOTOBIIB;OF DOUBLE CRATED WATERS & CORDIALS OnbMtreetj Wellington f i ~ Abb: for his oolobratcd GINGER ALB, be had in all parts of the Colony. i WrOTICE OF REMOVAL—W, and E. JL3I Baaten beg to inform their Patrons and tho Pnblio generally that they have Removed to their New Premises in Wa&eflold-atroet. While thanking their Customers for the liberal Bupport accorded them in the past, they desire to Inform them that by the introduction of the latest appliances In the Trade, they hope to pro duce Carriages of All kinds, whloh, for Style, Durability, Finish, and Moderate Prices, ore not to be surpassed,' Note1 the address—W. and B. Baaten Coaoh-bollden Wakefleld-atreet, Auckland. *



Public Notices. .- r ; P. J. MOSS.] [\V. F. O'SUIXIVAN t«F;-j. Moss & Co., i HQUSB. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. |. ' SnOnitANDBTBBKT, IntondlnK Bayers are roepaolfdliy invited to inspect our List of Properties. , Money to Lond at Current Ratea ol Intereat. HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL j DECORATIVE" PAINTER. No. 8, Wyndham-stkket. j ta ! QIASS O X X S j Our iicarSsnß thlo wank are I Confeo tiouora' Jara, la fer lh; 3 Gltiafl Jogs for 3a Bdl Lamp Ohlmnnyg, 3 for Bd i Glas« Balls for i Shooting at, In quantities to anil purohaaora; i Garden tSLndon, all niwa s Fioli Olobtsu and Gold Fish, very ohetpi . I M. COOK & SONS, rBKHMAN'B BAY, TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Jaal Reoolved, per Looh Awo, A Splendid Assortment of VIOLINH, ROWS, and FITTINGS, MKLODIANIJ, CONCUR. UNAS, and aU klnda of MUSICAL , INBTRUMENTB, at THOS. E, CARTEK'S, 82, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six doom above Albort-iitreot). TBACHEB, Tuner, ana Repairer of Pianoforte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. Terms and Teatlmonlala on application, Tnnor and Repairer of all kinds of Mnaloal Instruments. riHINA. pLASS & TPARJPHENvVARK EDWARD LEWIS AS DETOBMIHSD TO BBUNQVIBH HtS RETAIL BUBINEBS IN CUSTOM-HOUBK BXBBSX IK ADOTB DtPAnTMEWTS. THB STOCK HAS JCST BlilKN TAKBN AND SHE S £ L L I N .G OFF OOMMENOefi AT ONCI3. Tbe TItAUK and EVERTONB should there tore avail themaelves ot THIS GRAND, / OH Aii OK to supply themselves- at Fbioks Nbvbr Bbtobb Kkowk in auckland. THE STOCK IS VERY MSTKNMVB. AND GOOD, AND WIIiL PimmVBLY UK CLBARKII. ■ This AdtcrUsommit numni oxuetty what it ataUs. • £ * Coffee i (Joffeei Coffee s. o. brown^ * DURHAM-STKEET, AtfCBXAHD, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFBB ft BPICS MERCHANT, >j& Hah always on Hand and ijt :< If OB 8 ALB— .&** FLOUR, In aaokn, luO'a, and GO'S, " Bine" brand FLOUR. Id Books, 100'B,and 63'e, "Red" brand * BRAN AND SHARPS * RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PKPPER AND SPICKS. In the'matter of COFFEE, the attention of the Publlo Is balled to tho excellence of my brands, and n trial solicited. Tho Mixtures are composed only of tho Best Plantation Coffee and the Best Chioory procurable, and may be oharaoterlsed thus— m ■ V " Eagle" (my beat brand), nearly pure coffee " Ship " and " Camel," medium oofltKa ot great Bttenprth and flavour * g "Castle" and, "Leopard,"lon median] and oommos ceffeea. To lovers of ronily fine Coffee, I strongly re oommond tho " ttagle," but to the Konaral taste Medium coffofcß are found to be moat acceptable, and I aayfJtheretore, Tbt the SHIP Bband Thy the OAMEL Braitd Procurable from all Merchant! and Store keepers, looae, and In Una, 401.ba,, 281 be,, Ulba., 7lba.. Olbs., llba,. aibs., and lib. 1 1OFFBKI rtOFFEE I /"10FFBB "DEDUCTION IN FIBB KATES! NKW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ..ONE MILLION STERLING] FIRB RISKS token on the mot* LIBERAL TERHSr PKOMPT BKTTL'BMKKTa ■" UNDOUBTED SECURITY. l* -*> &BU P. PIBRdB, -f #.■ ■ Mmakea, S«wiiur Mao&ineft >« . IHB GRKAT m SJB,WIKQ MAOHINB IMPOKTKS. UAB JUOT BECarVSD it A tart J Shlpmont of the Challengi BCoohlu -ft-the WotM- ThiJPhiti Co,'B Skwihg BUchisb The Mosit Silent * TneOheaiiort The Most Rapid. Toe Highest Am The Most Simple *! The L&rewt Tattl* i The Most Boar to Work The Besi Ooter # The Moat Durable _ : »The Simplest Hhuttl* The ICoct KleKant The Neatett flUtoh * TuADbl MAOHIHIB from £8185. ,-'[ TBM BIST i3BWma HAOHKBa KVBB HADE. Priea of HAND MAOHraaa, £8 10* AIBO, to •. A&WAxa os uaviv. >■■ - . Geuulno Slcaer t , Frlatar and Ro nmsu Werthelm f ■ -' Standard ' Havre Company^ Wheeler nndtWllsoa Qrovef and Bakert Sonm'a ABO -■ illomeaUo - : Anfl other good mattes '■;' „ ■;-■■. .'■ ■ '"Mom -~y, • • \ > 39,6D| via Wisk I 2s, 6d, pbb Wn&l , ■.' lEt MAOHunra anARimM.BB. ~ " • These Machines eon he had of mr Agents i- N, MoLeanand Co., Pioneer Store, whanpira 1 Thomas Wella, Cambridge j WliUaoi Stevens on Onehangat B. Way to, Hamilton j Panioll and Boylan. Glaborne i Brennan and Co., Taurarsa ' •nd at other place*. . " . ■ :•■ ijitL »; Q. Rvß> X J)i » P OV, .* =. QUBEN-3TRBET. • it* * St-j,, ' '.BSlApLiaHßD'lßsßi''''•'.' " ' . Buy j ONLY THB . - * OBLBBSATBIi^ 4C J<; \ A ■■'. 'P Ws^y< SBIWINO * MAOHIN-88. • The Easiest, Simplest. Beat Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohinci which has never bsenlbeaten In competition, : . . Solo Agents In New Zealand i SHAEE'SFEAR AND GO., <Oppoalto the Market,) QOBBN-STRBBT. :iiSf.' ■



Mbdicw, PRAcmiON'KKS wIU fina fliat ijlWli; oipient phthisis, ohronio brouuJiial ail"cction»i compuoated astnmajical ooinplainfa?aTiil la )»*' casea whece the breathing- powers Rro ojlfre* " iucwyptna with HypophosphiWSof l3a» anal |g yulnmo, Is an effective pharamao«uHo3sf)rej«:<ll S2?iii 0- Jt has the'?*flSct <*« ipeedlly fltmulatlngr the brondhlal- mncoßS^ thereby affordxnjc great relief in dii're«sin«|l S9?Khs. Its .action upon-lunffS^ ucs In tmilnubt- • SfJy^aHng and reparaUve. Upon the gone- . rainealth this medicine is permanently Inglftlnf i parting a vitality boyond the nornial statpith* ! patient Theeftfeot njponthe breathli.rf powers Is qulelgy apparent, - fco result being that*t,Bi|SM «<J««ref«feiperlfnceß considerable relisf, otixti wtlmafo recovery.