House of Representatives.

MONDAY,

{Continued from our second page)

j The Government and lav Mao. ' I in the House to-ilay, Sir Gfto. Grsy ' | stated that he had received the followine |' j telegram from Tawhiao : -" I nm prepared ; > to scud two of my people to Wellington, and they will carry my kixAi and me-sage with them, What do you think of it ? licply." Sir George Grey said before re laying he \vi9lrd to ascertain the wishes of Gove-nmeat with regard to the mutter, in he would not like to do anything to em barrass them iv any way. Mr Bryce said he thought It would be well if ihe.'.e per.ons cama down. It could do no harm, and might do good. At the same time he wished it to be quite under stood iv what light the Government re ('aid d Tawhiao. They looked on him an a peat tribal chtcf, and were quite wiling to ( consult him on all matters relating to his own tribe ; but they could not lecogoisc jiis £0-c.illcd authority as king, nor would they c insult him about maters relating to it rib s over wh'ch his only authority wa1? iliut which be c!aiu:ed os king. Notices of Motion. Mr F.etkik gave notice of motion for a return ihuwing the royalty received from ii" the coalfields in tLo colouy during the pass II" ec> ye .rs. Mr Fish fiavc notice to a-uc the Treasurer ' if lm will consider the advisability of catab -1 lishiug distilloiioi i<i the colouy, Major Atkinson moved that the House j,o in.ii> Committee ot .Supply. :'Jie Vremier's Business Relations. hir GBOuGB Guev moved, for the pur pose of auvstiug supply, his resolu'ion re Premier, as follows :—"That this House is of opinion that the Premier of .New Zealand should not be a director or manager of any bank or company trading in the colony, nor thould uc receive any salary, pay fees, or any remuneration whatever, for any ser , vices rendered to any such bank or coru ; pany," he being director of uflicial Bank, etc. Indoiagso, he saidiu venturing to do this he had a difficult task to fulfil. He felt he \va3 about to address himself to an audience hostile to him, and still if he neglect-d to do so it would be tegarded as a want of courage, in performing a great : public dut>. In a few years the Govern ment of rhe colony would be changed, and psople would regard it a? a fairy tale . that the interests o£ tha colony had ever been io the hands of a "fad "people. He be lieved that two or three monetaty establish ! ments, all under one dierectorato nearly, ex ercised great'influence on the Government < of the country. He was firmly convinced ; that the Government were kept in their stats by that institution, After referring I to his objection to. the Premier holdiug the ) office of S'llicicor to the Bank of New Zealand, he said : Let them compare their 1 posl'iou with that of Great Britain, If tiese three institutions-the Bank of New Zealand, i the Lorn and Mercantile Agency, and the '* Ji ew Mortgage Company -were iv England, 0 in comparison to the population their united * capital would reach £500,000,000. What an enormous influence this meant. Let A them follow into the details of what must urt necessarily take place when a great officer •% of that Company is the Premier of the They knew that the gentlemen ''■ who were kept in places by that Company "4 had appointed that gentleman a member of 4" the Upper House, for the purpose oi s jj making him Premier. This gentleman >ry was virtually Governor of the colony, m * because, put it as they might, tho Governor cv was a mere machine who signed his (Mr " Whitaker's) edicts. He had enormous aV'Ower in this House, because he had a and he had a great power in the as Jpper Chamber, because there he could we jake a majority, he could dive his hand nto the great treasury of titles iv Great r "to Jritain, and so reward those who aided rcw im. He po=se?sed the power of appointing leriffs, and through them, of the grand -j vies, and it was exceedingly dangerous N (at one man, an official of institutions, ho might wi3h to cripple an enemy that treatencd its power, should be Premier ol — b colony, and hold those powers. It was ipossible for men to rise above the psions of men and do justice in' &; case?. The Property Tax valutra' — we appointed by the same authority. If 111 took the police, the volunteers, the W.'lc Civil Service, th»yfonnd the offices nt> to supporters. He appealed to tuo.~o wl thought with hitu if there was i.by cbice of contendin.,' with the plnUsni nmsed to them, until a man rasa wl» 'wjfid lead the popple to obtain justice frt-j CIU \ to end of the colony who t.-ou!:) •ibofi. h plinv.l voting, and alt^r the cons!:i cutitn of the Legislative Council, a great > portion of the Pre^s was controlled by the OoMpa'.iy. Tliev did no! hear of ccuntie* or local bodies h^ing any control. The whole was woited by a vast centralgovcrn- J;J t menf, under tfc control of the solicitor ot the Bank of Nw Zealand. What would be thought in Kylaud if Mr Gladstone's nanie appeared aithe solicitor of one of thc«e great iustituions. and a* a decoy duck in a prospects ti another? Was It right that this geitlem.au should have power t'J say that i"&6,000 shall remain in that in stitution ov deposit, while interest was only paid on £00,000, and that at tho low rate of three?r cent. ? Thus the colony was a loser to' considerable extent. So long as m the pr**nt state of tbines continued, it would bs absolutely impossible for the Legistlll™ to be perfectly independent. — Thert would be always found some who U, couldlo' escape from the monetary ties by Wbjf 'bey were bound. He asked the If O j( to say, that while they were grateful t ;1 f. Premier for his past services rendetei or t o te country, yet they thought it wps due .^ to themselves and to the country, aiivell as for the sake of our credit <,t 10 &tue and our reputation abroad, that :jjo Premier of the colony should not j~ 0 ! j any way be dependent for monetary 7 dvantaces on great monetary corporation?, Jo whJch he was solicitor, Let the Premier from the Ministry to manage that or let him abandon those ties, -/and becomo really and in truth a Premier, '"/with nothing to fetter him. He thought New Zealand had a right to expect and to ask that. (Cheers) Mr Dakcuville seconded. Mr Rollhston rose to oppose the amendment. He thought the action of the House in the past bad been such as to show that there was little danger of those evils atidng which Sir George Grey hinted at. Sir George Grey described the Premier ai an autocrat in the colony ; but his (Mr Kolleston's) experience had not led him to the conclusion that there was any attempt on the part of the Premier to act ns an autocrat, He did not think it was right that it should be sought to be in sinuated that the majority of the mem bers of that House did not represent their constituencies at all, but that they represented monetary institutions, nor did he believe the past actions of the Ministry would justify such an insinuation. ISO ministry would long hold office under a premier who dictated over the heads of de partments what appointments were to he made. The Cabinet tva? a corporate body, aciing together and advising ths Crown, and it was a regulation that all appointments over £200 should be made by the Uabinet ; and, moreover, there was a very vigilant eye kept on the House over every appoint ment. Again, any one listening to Sir George Grey, who did not know the circum stances of the case, would imagine that the House was not aware of what was going on, and that the monetary arrangemen'S under which th? finances of the colony were managed were made to the Pre mier unknown to the Hnu:c. He pointed out that tho arrangement made with the Bauk was not made by the Premier at all. That arrangement, moreover, was term'nable at six months' notice, and it was quite competent for the Houso to review tho arrangement and terminate it, if it chose to do to. In conclusion, Mr Kolleaton said he did not think a man ought to be disfranchised from bein^ a member of the House or of the Ministry ! simply becaxise or his being connected with 1 a monetary institution. Mr Fisil supported Sir Geo. Grey's motion. He pointed out that the Govern ment bad objected to ihe Agent General occupying the position of director of a compauy, and said that if the .Native Minister were found to be dabbling in native lands, there would be grave sus picion thai lie made his public position subservient tj his private interest, and he argued that the Premier's position as solicitor to the Bauk was parallel. • Mr TURNBULL said, if it was true that fGGO.OOO luid been allowed t> remain on deposit in the Bank of New Zealand for the last ten quarters, it was a pro's piece of favouritism to the Bank and a gross piece of injustice to the colony, Mr Joyce said that the correspond* nee re the sfeam service was an instance of the 1 power of the Treasurer, it was evident ! from that correspondence that the Premier i was carrying on a correspondence with the 1 New Zealand Shipping Company at the j same time as Mr Rolleston was correspond . ing with the Shaw, Saville Company, and ] it was apparent that both Ministers were acting independently. Mr Seddon supported Sir George Grey's nntlon, end Mr BATHOATE, in supporting

it, spoke lengthily on the necessity of banking reform in the direction of banks buing compelled to k«p coin in their coflen m p^opcriiou to their liabiliiks Mr MoNTGOMEiir suggested that the resoluhon should take a wider ra«ge, p te ! venting any Minister of the Cronnii ithe colony being manager, director, or official of any hick, etc., in <he colony! When a man became a Minister, he should cease to ho director of a bank. He asked Sir Georee krey to accept his suggestioa, and place the question on higher grounds. VrDELAUTODRargued that the adoption of the course aut^ested by Mr Montgomery was unde?irable, as there was a difference of an extreme nature between the nro. positions. The Premier was chosen by the Crown, and was the source of the life of his Ministry, and wai directly responsible for all their acti; and It was extremely un. desirable that he should occupy such a position. '

Mr Burst said that it was a fact that the Premier was kept in his po3ition by a majority of the House.

Mr Buchanan (Napier), after animad verting on the fact that Ministerial sup. porters did not debate what was a fairly important subject, proceeded to show the great distinction betw en the Premier and interior Ministers. Addressing himself to the general subject, he expressed regret that the matter of banking arrangements had been referred to at all in this debate He regretted to state that the Public Account? Committee had nuver fulfilled its funciions. k. c supported Sir George Grey's motion. ihe Housa divided on the question that the House po into Committee of Supply, thoie who supported the amendment voting with the nooi-Aycs, 44 ; noes, 26. Committee of Supply. At 5.10 the House went into Committee of Supply on the Public Works Estimates. The immigration vole was consideted, and until 5.30 a dtsultoiy discussion was kept up. At the evening sitting consideration of the immigration vote of £78,706 was con. tinued, and it was passed without amend ment after two hourb' discussion. The estimates of the Public Works X-'epartment were then proceeded with. The first item, £6,060, departmental, was passed without amendment. After ths supper adjourument.the follow ins; railway votes were paised without re duction:—Kawakawa,£l 6,000; WhangareU Kamo, £5,050; Kaipara-Waikato, £7,000; Waikato-Thames, £SO,000; Wellington to N.pier, £60,000; Bunnythoipe Gorge, JKIOI j Wellington to Foxton, £3,600; Fox. ton to New Plymouth, £84,000; Nelson to Koundell, £13,0U0; Greymoutn to Nelson Creek, £29,000; Greymouth to Hokitika, £6,000; Westportto Wgakamau, £4,000. From midnight till 2 a.m. was occupied in a wrangle amongst the Canterbury mem. bers as to who was to blame for the delay iv the construction of the West Coast Bail. Way. The vote of £55,000 for a line from Uurunui to Pahau was eventually carried, Hurunui to Waitaki, £162,000; Cm tertuiy interior, main line, £11.000; Waitaki to Bluff, £241,100; Otago central. £130,000 ; Kingston to Invercaiaill. £11,000; western railways, £29,500; con. titigeat expenses, £3,000; expense Kailwaj Commisaious, £500; surveys new lines North Island, £10,000; surveys Middle ; Island, £4,000. Tne Cjrumittee reported, and the House rose at 2.25.

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Special Meeting,

A SPECIAL meeting ot the Parnell Borongh • Council was held last evening. There were [} present—His Worship the . Mayor (R,.

Walker, E ; q.), in the chair, Crs. Wink«, Clarke, Hood, Pollard, Davis?, Barber,

Mullns, and McUouucll.—'ihc object of the meeting was to consider the waterworks by-laws. The by-laws, a? printed, wera duly considered, and adopted on the motion '■ ef the Mayor. Ordinary Meeting. The foitnightly business meeting was then held, the same members being' I present,

PAYMEKT.—J. Mullally complained of » coutractor cot paying for materials to the amount of £21 10s, and appli«d that the; amount be deducted,- Tne Council decided I that it could not entertain the applit ■ cation. Compensation.-George Wilson asked , what was to lie done re his claim for con*'; II pensation, and drawing attention to a neyi I claim of £45 for loss of a valuable horsfy I which had lallen into au open drain.—lng I Council dccliued to acknowledge any rjvpon-ibility with reg Hid to this claim, Windsor Lake -J. McCalluai askel for favourable consideration of an applica> j 1 tion regarding footpath at Windsor Lar.e,. •■;• —Private right-of-way was granted to one.- I house only, the right-of-way to be five-feet' m wide, and a gate placed. ,-■ PaeN'sll Kise. —Permission wai granted j to C. Wood to cro:s the footpath on 4he line of the new str>et laid out on Parnell Kiso, to cut out a portion of the new house kaown a? Mrs Brackenbury's. Deduction.— b. McDonald applied that the deduction of £45 be reduced to £22105. I —Previous arrangement adhtred to. ~ ;J; Crossing Footpaths. ~K. Hodgson ap« plied for the written order on this subject) . —Granted. Brighton Koad.—E. Hodgson drew at« tention to the dangerous state of Brighton ■■. Koad outside the crossing at his place.— i.etter received.

Avknuk Eoad.—'iheo. Kissling drelf.. attention to tbc state of Avenue Koad op* • ■■;■■ posite his property.—The ' verseer "el Works was instructed to form the footpath ■ in same way as adjoining property. ' Streets Committee.-- R<commended-*:/ (1) JSe King's application for footpath—that f it can only be made at applicant's expense (2) Thoburn's complaint re Cheshire-street —that contractor put street in proper states and Foreman of Works form und scoria I footpath. (3) Application from Grace x» ■ right-of-way—granted, provided it be tisrf; • as a private right-of-way to oaly one house. ■ —Adopted, . Works Committee. — Recommended- j (1) That attention of the enßineers; l» : directed to the unfinished state of HuaselJ : Lane, and they be requested to instruct tb< ■ : contractor to place It in proper condition, i (2) Scarboro' Lane—that Foreman1 or 1 Works do necessary repairs. (S)'Bt>; | George's Bay Koad—that Foreman1 fl Works mike a cros:ing frontiug 'M?-;;f Comiskey'sproperty.—Adopted, ** '„'• I Cesspits—The Foreman of WorkrwiT' ; instructed to Inspect these, and report ~ jv whether they are water-tight. I,

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THE AUCKLAND ETKNWG STAR, AUGUSTJ4



ffSS^S^ 1-- „___ Ancwone.- Anctionfli _™_____^ _— — — - •WEDNESDAY, AUGUSI l&j AT 12 O ' ChQCK NO ok. At 11 o' ' '•' 'c' ——— A tAUSa I nts'Par ! on !!!) Ponaonby R o a a. Hn^ of HAMDSOMB^OnKCASEANDVALU. FO «|ST, * & UIT. _AND OIHBB T»RAWING-RO^M SUITE, BRUSSELS Will hold ano.fcr DRAWIH CARPET, &c.' MONSTER SALE OF FROIT AND FOKESTTKEES, SHRUBS, T. F. EVANS &C, 6c., *o, HAS been Instructed by the Executors „ H T, ~.b ma X 1 of the late Roy. E. N. Bree to sell by AT ARTU V n'U M A X i. mrtton at the Parsonage (All Saints'), Pon- fonbyTon Wednesday, the 15th instant, at FKOM POJSSOIN"I3Y MUKSEKY o'clooka.m.,' (Mk. W, Mason's). The balance of tho FURNITURE and the Valnablo and carefully selected Library - LARGE AND VARIED ASSOiU- Of the lato B. N. Bree, containing most J&. 01 the Standard Works of almost all the ME.U M weigr.wa in Ancient and Modern Eminent Writers. balled, AH carefaily Packed and uc l.fflSSMS'SK'^^SafJ uvered one modern d, y of .ale. W®£2^s®3?P^ WEDNESDAY AUGOST 15, Office Table, Double Iron^ Bedstead, Spring AKTHUK, ggS^^SS^jfflSS?^^ Ealesma;, &c, Aucdand. Flower Stands. Flowers and Pots, and a lot of ,te»SicSr BUb- " MONDAY^GUST 20. D. F. liVaNS, By Order of the General Tiiut Board. Auctioneer, — [= aL E L s ?Sf T VI_L\SiI™ N s TO-MORROW. SIXTY YEARS. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, GILT _ g^^^"" been iLSt mcted to MIKi.UK. |L o £f dr f or Leiso by ptb io auotlcn, at the Lsnd Mart, Fo«--.treet on Monday, 50th i st,, HOUSEE OLD _ URNITUEE. at 12 o'olook, for a torm of EO yo^ra, The following Alloiments in S. Etcphen'a THE subscribers will tell at their looms, Estate, viz. :- Fort-street, on Wednesday, 15th mat, at LO T 7, having 230 links frontato to the Avenue Ho'olock by alO links to fiaa roid, snd containing 1 SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rood 33 perches, situato n-.-ar Cap*. to^oU's nearly new, the property of a Gentleman property. leaving Auckland. cODSistins; of Walnut lot dl boldif tha ccr«icr opposito the property Draw.ng-room Suite, Gilt Mirror. Bros- 0I (j. a> Klßßlinj, 221 links frontage to tho Bels Carpets, Fenders and Irons. Tables, Avenuo lioad. }^cS%S&&S^ a LOT %XJ nbove> ICl°liak3 'rontOßO t0 Beda, Mattrasses, Bedding, Mottled avenue iw*a. ffis^t&Ute^Ktc?' 0'688 B o Condlt!onsof Oca^o en be so 9 n at the offices a_MUK_'ooo__kwK _ SON, OI SAMUEL OOGHRANK & SOS, Wi B. OOOEBANBJ JAB. DAOBB '<^sliiftl___' MONDAY, AUGUST 20. *_b»^s**«* THURSDAY. AUGUST 16. FARM AT THE KARAKA. _ CITY OF AUCKLAND. fTiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, X Fort street, on Monday, 20th instant, FOUR BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, BY OBDEE OF THB PDBLIO TEUSTEK IN THK PICTON-STKEET. ESTATE OF F. A. HUKIE, DECBASKD, ALLOTMENTS 9 and 22. FuburtM pi Wey- piyE BUILDIin a ALI OTMENTS, momh.Pavihcf Kwk- cmtßiDlsgse OBf WV v qtrd-st aores 2 roods tndlSp.rcbea, fronting the SELWx N-bl.K_tl. Mennkan Harbour, with a'l Improve menti«iere.». , O NE BUILDIKG ALLOTMENT. HMlim rn 7Tr AWB ft aOH HEPBURN AND PICTON-STKEETS BAMUEL COCiiK <US£ » BOH, (Between Picton and Hepburn streets.) Aacuoneeri. * TO-MORROW. Ag reCeived instract i ong f rora the City unaiATT aTnmr r\w r\n \T>vo\r C! Couno'l to offer by traction, at big Sale RETAIL STOCK O_ DRAPERY, E^mßi _ ower Qaeen-street, Btnnon on Tbuis- CLOTHING, AND TWEEDS. d»y, Angtst 18, THE LEASE FOR 32 YFARS GABRIEL LEWIS op WILL sell at his Booms on above date, allot Msnts 30. si. 3J, »sd 33. four Bni <u-a ntii nWnnk— • Allotments frontinß P-o'oi s'reet. 50 to 90 aixiacwLs. ftes each fiontage, with ldrs-tlcptb. A RETAIL STOCK OF DRAPKRY. _L CLOTHING, HATS, _LLOTMKNTS 28, 29, 41. 42, sud 43. five Build- BLANKSTB. HOSIERY. PRINTS, Jft^KWi, .tilSr*^ ift& ty4_ luu, ftontagea aud Jargo depth. TO-MORROW, ALLOTMENT 22, one Building; -llotmont, WRnKTrRTiW ATTOTTST IS front'n? Hepburn-otreet (olosa to jnotlon ot W_DM_bl»4K, AUUUai 10. Fioton street), 35 feet l.oata^e. with l<-r«e 1 '"■ . depth acd small frontage to t'icton street, THE DRTJRY CATTLE SALE. —— ——— Ihsee Allotments aro delightfully situated, £»/\/\ TTTi'AT> f*T? AT.T. P.T.ASRIfS commanding views of tho hsrbour snd the 200 be rrded. {' lj&bti*i ' Hauraki Golf, anrl not to ba equalled In .the fm*~r\-r WIU BO y-raea. pj o t on an( i Selwjn stwetn have jnst lately been dral'oJ, and Jo mcd to rojmaiienJ ALFRED BUC—LAND, leroW. __ The Corpi rAtlon give one-third the value of ____f^_Ww' _ the BDll(Ung on ' he Sl' cutl(i at tho expiration ot i^ ?JrJn( Terms of Sale snd Conditions ot leise may t__»>_»f___ii__i be vlowed fit the nfllco of the Town Clertr, city Council Offloß, Blgn-s»reet, on and after the FRIDAY. AUGUST 24. 28* Instant, and »t the Bale Kooms of tho _„*_■_.», n.vv(\jKi* to. Auctioneer on tho day ot and the day prior to THE HAYMARKET, <toiato> SALE OF HTisß STOCK. ALLOTMENTS will bk fcagged. • ■""—" B, TONKS.] [R. C, CABE. | fB. D, TONES FOR SALE by auction, at the Hay- AT <v N w-.ri.y D4lT_ market, on Friday, the 24th Angnst. AX Aa ___ v.^i.^. 1. THE CYDK3DALB STALLION CHAM- EX EAST LOTHIAN, FROM LOIvDON. PION, ont of.an Imported Mare; i years old. A sore foal-getter; well / -~ TTt y E . u , T ,, T , V r>, ,-wi7im rtttps tv broken and staunch In traoa and shaft, VJUPEBIUK _B^'iNlZiiiJ .-.. ll_b IN He Is a handsome horse, very aotive, KJ VBLVKT AND TAPfCHTRY.O'd Ecglish 'S£___t^£^__^_!SS_XS «**». oak «?- F*™** Btook. Drawlng-ro-m F.nltea la Tuceitry n'- d P.ttßh 2, A FIRST.OLIB3 CLYDESDALK MABE Toilet Tab'rs, Davenport, Whatnots, Masio by Prince Atkhnr, 5 years old. A fine gtoo'a. Loo Tables, Card Tabit-B. >animal, with good action; well broken fr . „„ to anaßtaunoh. Ko< __J *w< a A DRAUGHT MARE, aged; v_7 good The Anotfonees would BpecU.'iy^eA'atienilon and Btannob. t 0 t ne aD ove eala of **jff*zod and Walnut Fnr _ A WKLL-BRED BELDINB, i jrears Old, A nltnro..whJWr Will I c opened up in a few days j Flrat-olass Lads'a Hack; well-paced; and from the remarks In Consignee's letter, can 15} bands. confidently recommou-i it for qoality, style, and 9, A OBBSTNUT BKLDING. 8 yean old, 16 &_&• bands, by Satarroutof a Don Jnan mare. A good cross-country horse; carries a X TONKS & CO.. lady; broken to single and double bar- Auctioneers. ALFRED BUCKXANDi Business iMotices. riOUHTRY OATTLB BA_BB. Formossa in Morte. \J "\TEW ZSALAND FF.RNS """"*« 4in -^ (Unmonnted, or Dnay-Weflnesaay. Anguat IS Tastefully Mounted in various ways), Papakata-Wedneaday. August 29 From 12 up to 120 Variotiea, 1 Fob Sale by . ALFRED BUCKLAHD, 'eRICCRAIG, ' PRINCES-STREET. THE HAYMARKET __—_■mil 11111 ■!__-_■_, KEGtJLAR Sal_s"oF Ha? AHD j J^^^^aoo^HM BACH XDEBDAY AND FRIDAY. M&^M^^^m/i ALFRED BUCKLAND. '. ' - ' IBBKB DOOBS _BOVB "STAB" OIFIOB. a THURI3DAY, AUGUST 16. mbkohant sice ountbookb. ''.''*> '"*...-j'c.: !_ _!;_.___, Inbcpahce asd Mwwa Rbsisthbßooks THE BEMUERA YARDSi bpkoiallv homo and Bobkd. ——— Ml—io, '>' sg&Etnea, Hnb'.'o Libraries and Sunday POR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on school Hooka wen bound. iThursday next, Auguat 18. at 1 o'olook. BAKERS !<K;t;/4.1j BULB 1) DAY BOOKS. 28 OwnTtoom Blsborne Biblo* l Jr*y«. and jijmn Books iftOxen ftomNaDtor • ne-bonnd. SO Fat Steers, from Waikato BiNI) AKH CHOIR MUSIC HOOKS 200 Wethers, from Whangarel 'BULKD' SOD Wethere, ex Manapouri, from Napier __ ,i.,<u (—*) • v.my, 860 Wethers, from Watkato ■___£"*SWS. " ■■-■■<■'-■<*■ ALFRED BUCKL4ND. '^^S___^'^ ~ " " TTTF«?nAYB rwt PEACOCK, ___ -!• OPTICIAN <r -a v WAVMARKKT HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE THE HAYMAKK.JSI, (jI&sSES of every description. AN Acoitbatb Fit Guaranteed. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS,! COMPOUND Micuoscopvs & TsMSCOPES, HIDKS AND TALLOW, eaoh Tnosday, v Powerfnl aud Cheap, at 11 O'clock. ANEROID BAROMETERS, fHERMOMETBRB, KLBOTBIO BE-LFS, BATTEBIKB, AND ALFRED BUOKJLAjSD, Fittinss, w , ~ , _ „ — I^^^^^SSX^SS k "and marine glasses. MnicniV WPTFMREH: 3 THEODOLITES. COMPASSES, * SEXTANTS, MONDAY, SJiPlttM--"- 6. apW Hydrometera, Saccharometers, Sallnometers, Areentometere, PAPAKURA CATTLE FAIR. " fee fee, fco The m der__:eTw"iU hold thrf, ABKNT pm^^^^P^Cg^BEWDra |^IRST CATTLE FAIR OF IHE OPPOSITE T^i^gT. OFFIcE( *• Shobtland-btrkbt, On MONDAY Beptember 3, at the Papakura ar 1^1''^!*!!!*" -■ HONTER a NOLAffl. —(___l_i|_l^l!_i_iMiiJ = FOB KALE, at ttie Durham Yards, __f_jsL_,— -^—.wl^ every ■: uosday, at 11 o'olock, II DKSJTALLOW. WOOL, and SKINS. i^lfi^ll^^^Sl *" ' _ONT_&~*<* JBOLAK. pill "|_ " thursdayTaugust 16, ■ At 12.15 _arp, J,, !s«> J3 LAIK IE, « .v !!„„.». VICTOEIA-STEBBT. By order of tho Rgtrar oi the Supreme rapoBTEB^OF Bmtraffl^ furotbb- — __ ._ DIKBOT iTBOM MANOrAOTORI_!!-.. VAILE .& DOUGLAS H^, tot Bt j^^ Rates ■_wr TT T, opll by auction, at their Rooms, croentars* T£ GlB W ( ILaor«iadUet,ontheabovedate. sll»n_t valuable Property known as THB coe o orn r g*^, , n great Varifttf NEW LYNN HOTEL. Marbie acl Camelled Slasa Manlleclooa*. -~ This property conslsta of the Briok Hotel, !jBrKC; 4 Ksookin Auckland -tthbarand 10 roomß, Brick Stable and loft, Maru | P KieeSic- Plate, Curb, and ojhor Fender* SowharwithLotß-andW pariah of Waiko- SSvi.;i s »i *r.- u Sheet la»d, end Zino vm ooj H in_K 6 aorea and 37 perches. £££,* r; a uxent, and I'laster 1 jnmeaiatelya__.,i e ot Net? Lynn Hotel, INSPBOTIONIWVITKD. I wiu_o o ia , /Srahame'S public bonded I AFOUR-Hool_BDC3l^iOE l _tt_teain VX STORE, FORT-STRKET, m gnjßjnoMteeet, Mount h_^ t together S w lthAUotmentß3xß9. Tno commercial Pnbllo are Informed that ■ Ti > . I thin bond la now osrried on nnder tho the direo- B wnrther particulars on application to the _w-' tion of Mb Louis wwmmino, vrho haa for M, Mimoora, ■ ' Bftveral yeara been ensured in the Warehonße, ■ Boaw"1 and la Intimately acquainted with the wUhes __L_- VAttE _ ■nnTTRT.AH " »nd reaulrementa of all the customers. _■ ifaJi- 1 _ ' ' importera mar rely upon every care and B r^^*^ vAuctioneers, attontiwi bslng r •■■nto.theirlnteMßtfc r



Ironmongery. } HANDSOME TILE GRATES - SHOWN IN WINDOWS. j — . , — -- - "' "'" """" .— i f WINGATE, BURNS & CO., | WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL IROMONGER6, UUSTOMS-STKEET, AUCKLAND. a I I g MODERATE PEICES RIGIDLY ADHERED TO. g B.■ — _ B w >- ' § 5 FURNISHING IRONMONGERY FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ° FURNISHING IRONMONGERY FURNISHING IRONMONGERY £ § FURNISHING IRONMONGERY FURNISHING IRONMONGERY > FURNISHING IRONMONGERY FURNISHING IRONMONGERY § * —i I % SPECIAL CONCESSIONS TO CASH BUYERS. „ fq ' W o , ' q 8 * CARPENTERS' TOOLS OAEPKNTERS' TOOLS CARPENTERS' TOOLS CARPKNTISRS' TOOLS CARPENTERS' TOOLS CARPENTERS' TOOLS CARPENTERS' TOOLS CARPENTERS' TOOLS RANGES, REGISTER GRATES, AND COOKING STOVES. Tea Merchants. NELSON MOATE &Co. NELSON, MOATE&CO.'S ?"U_L__. m_ MCOMPABABLE pSM B___B Tea DAR j E eI.ING II has No Equal for Truo Natural Flavour, Valuo, and Strength. I _& / _^ /__ /^ Por __ IH_ ■Mi Wm Mb. and Mb. Pockela. S | I i^ll'ff HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. H__l| "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson Is a Professional (T"b I r*~~ IVI g^ Taa Taster and Blender." M L £J, J T| Ih/i AWARDED !^&' "*JSi cold & silver medals. QUEEN-SI ft EET AUCKLAND, TIT be? ffß- Next the New Zealand fJEIOT, JfOATE & {,0. clothing Factory. TEA MERSHANTSj CHRISTCHURCHy DUNEDiN, AUCKLAND, WELLINCTGN. ;__NTS-EV_nYWH_RI_ I Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEkS SOLD BX IR-OBiEi-S/r: 3tf _______ IT may not be universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing, or Pulling, ROBERT NEAL has obtained in a few years tho LARGEST Ket.-mt, Sat.es ok Teas in die Provlnco of Auckland. This fact is unmlatakcablo proof of tho PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English and Colonial cxporlcucc in the trade, and by careful selection of the best of the various growths of India and CHINA TtAG, ROBERT NEAL is able to fjivc hia Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10a. 1S '"T™° price. The Blend of Taa at 2s. 10_""'" 7r%fitc£SZn. Tho Superior Quality of tho Tras pcM by Kobtcrt Neal are so sclf-cviilont to those who havo tried them, that no sclobJi'Co analysis ia necessary to iiroelaini their Genuine Purity and Excellence. Theatre Royaf Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. Drapery, &c. WAITED. MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! PROCLAMATION, NO. 2. TO ALL IT MAY CO^CEIE-I-T. Be it Known to all Men, THAT AS WE HAVE SHORTLY TO VACATE OUR PRESENT PREMISES, WE SHALL • OFFER, FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY, PRODIGIOUS, BARGAINS In Men's, Boys', and Youths' Clothing. ALSO, SPECIAL CHEAP LINES IN GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. OWING TO THE HARD TIMES, AND TIGHTNESS OF CASH, No Reasonable Offer will be Refused. ear note the address !— JT TP 01 _!L _a"w _gf"Wfi_»'fl • J-f J_J V Xy dllSy V^ ______ - sb_.6_W 9 OPPOSITE McARTHUR'S WAREHOUSE. Horticultural. CJunsmrcn.. 20 VARIETIES OF AMERICAN POTATOES ">^v (jtunsi Cdtunsi Ijunsi I 1^- SHOOTING SEASON, 1983. 6 llSislf^ ' Sib 5D' EVI T T GVNMA X- B, H l#ptii'i 1 , iAvV^" > m> «UEKN-STRKKT. AUCKLAND, O frf^t'' '$\ 3 Offera FOX SALB, at Unusually Low Prices l < 1 ' m /Sp||§|lilll|_ Donblo Muzzlo l-i'1?"'; "; v *'■ ~;i £ (\ WsSSmr^ loading Guns _ Q \~ , - < r I a VW^ W LJ-rtla and liarvej'a Dla- H ; p j S Jj J/ fc s*^ mond Gunpowder Eh h ?-"!','xv'*'-■'■.■■'.'■.;!'•'"';.'■.;■"';'■)' r" i&ry . f X ; Ji;uu, Will.-'i _ i.auronco is ISScfgKj ';•-';; '; '■'."". 'I M Vii_"rI_*««T»i^=ao.l) Alliance .ynnpowder S "^ f^ivrvli:^"'''C'v'■'-•■ i';--" i-ii ° l|K»'SWii -:lr"/ W* !ljor'o, Parker and Co.'fl S H ; ' P |iii»«Mpß-^ Nowoastlß ChlUod Shot O &VH;,: ;:^ y!-®j W Ijt ~.'"'-.n4,--r| Hlaj'a Onrtridßoa and Car- S tes::\;'c-^'';#|M « IV ! :;/iS' Bley'/o'p^Hnd Waadteß •' k . _-„ it- :- ■'"' ;, re ;f'Wl LcadiDS JHaohlnoH, Ke-oat! -a ! . / ■; \ ci v ;t.^ n0r3,&,0. P l t "-" " ;/. "' v ' o ?: |w powdor fflßsha and Sho Ponohea O i ,- i.J S iß Game Huga and Sna Cases g ~ •-• ,lVv '.v ?ii 'ilrOn":J" <i t«l?!-0lw.%iw*i^l S 111 Oun work o( every kind done ou She _SW"Mij ' . 5 i*B Premlßßß, WorkmanshipUi)Bnrpa><B6d , I , c 3 tfc;H In tho Colony, and I'tlcua KoaaL'Tj.it)!". 4)^ j * KetabUshed 85S. . w i Oppositk thk Oixy Markkx SCORZONKRA. =s Illnßtratea Catalogue on application. New Teas. Lapstone Kidneyß, Sutton rs Flour Balls, ■ —• Breesos's Prolific, Blue Derwont Soed Potatoea T T nTTOT? TV \ fOMNV at lowoat markot rates. I 1-«UU_ I n A U'Bfl« THOMAS STB ADM AN & CO., *"* 'rlLzZ?' Queon-atroot. _ HANUHOMK VOLUME ', ia given Away with kvtcht Thbkb Pounds of LI-QUOR LIVER BEOULATINO. TTTTTTTTTTTT AICKIN'S PODOPHYLLIN PILLS, No. TT TT TT are now known from Inveroargill to Mon. ' i)IO TT O/ gonui as one of the most effective remedies for *>\ « ?! Ib, TT "/ $ lb. a SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid Digestive Func- TT tion, Biliousness, Chronic Conatipation, Flatu- TT lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperient AND TTTTTT CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. SoM inßoxea atls., and Bottles at la. 6 and w, S C LbINS, AGUNT, TT^H^P HARM AC Y. MANUKAU KOAD, PARNKLL, AUCKLAND, .. nirir.av_Tß»:KT " 'i'einifl Strlo;!y Cflth.



Ironmongery. __ J_ r.&S.MORRIN&CO., LliilXED, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND AMEKICAN HAKDWARE (OF EVERY DESCRIPTION), AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY. T. & S. MORKIN & Co. direct attention to the'r Extensive Stock of HARDWARE, Purchased fo: CASH from leading English and American Manufacturers, FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Hlghly-linishcd Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 fee 6 inches, 3 fuot 9 Inches, 4 feet, 4 feet G inches, and 5 feet. Superior Leamington Ranges, with luc lined Covings, and Bright Mountings, feet, 4-i feet, and 5 feet Leamingtons, with Solid-welded High-pressure Boiler, suit able for large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &c. L&KGE ASSORTMENT OP Smith & Wkllstood's Cooking Stoves, comprising—The Little World, Mistress (with or without I!ui!er), Mistress (open lire), Trafford, Knchantresa, iNOW Princc;g Empress, &c, &c. Coal brookdalc Ranges (all sizes), Opcu Fiie Kangea (with Oven and Boiler), Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, Kerosine Cookiug Stoves. Marble Mantelpiece?, Enamelled Slate do,, Tile-lived Register Stoves, Tile Hearths, Brass, Bronzed, Steel, and Nickel-plated Fenders and Fire irons, Fire-iron Kests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Painted Iron Lounge Baths, Galvanized Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Baths, Hand some Toilet Sets (a larpc stock), Roum and Oval Galvanized Tuhs, Wood Tubs, &c. MANGLES. Just arrived, a Shipment of Superior Mangles, all sizes, American " Putman " Table Mangles, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweepers. XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &c, flair Brushes, Clothcsßrushes, &c, Feather, Duster--, Candle Shades, Wax Tapers. 'Japcr Holders, Horn Sugar Scoops, Bone andlvoty Napkin Rings, Egg Poachers. Univcr-al and Nursery Stoves, assorted i-izc*, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cemcnr, Bird Ciiges, Breeding Cages, Parrot Cages. STEEL TRAVELLING TRVXKS. T, & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, ole Agents for Milner's Thief a ire proof Safes and Boxes.] On Hand: A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SAFJPIS AND BOXES. AISO, 1 Milner's Strong Holdfast Door and Frame, 6 tect 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. 1 Milner's First Resisting Door and Frame, each 6 feet x 2 feet 6 inches, and 0 feet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. BUILDERS'& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A largo and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of every description. WILL OPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel- Plated Drawer and Cabinet Handles, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, In great variety, Cabinet Hinges and littings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valves, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Flange Cock up to 2 inches, Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Gauge Glasses, Tallow Cups, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and ;.*ut9, and I'ipe, &C. T.&S.MORWN&CO-, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL lEONMOSGERS & SHIP CHANDLERS, 1 QOKItN to ii^GH STKEKTB, I j AUCKIjAND. HOWORTH'S PATENT REVOLVING VENTILATORS. 1



Drapery and Olothinflf. Lmpoktant Notice, jj! S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMB feS & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COUMBJJS & CO. "CIINAL AND TMPEKATIV gALE. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBKS & CO. S. COOMBtS & CO. For a Few Days Onlyi s. coombes & co. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBKS & CO. S. UOOMBKH & CO. tT PREMISES COMING DOWN TM STOCK OFFERED AT AN TMMENSE OACBIFICEJ IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS WHICH SAMUEL nOOMBES », CiO. AMUEL V-/OOMBES a \JO. Am abont to make to their Haslnom Premlaes. they are compelled 10 effect an XNTIKK CLEARANCE OP THKin IMMENSE & WELL-KNOATN STOCK, Booantly parehasod by them from Messrs. J, Cocgrave & Go., and Intend offering tho immo on ■VJONDAr TtTEXT AT AN Immense Sacrifice the entire stock WIW, I)B BOLD At LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COSTI S» CoOMBES & Co Urge upon the Public the desirability of availing them solvos of this opportunity, which can never be repe&ted, for Beou"«»!s- .'Aj nosr cwrvunw BARHAINS ever cttored, S» CoOMJIES & Co. AR« BKI.I.INQ — BLANKKTd COUNTKRPANB3 SHBKTINGS CALIOOK3 FLANNKL3, TABLKCLOTH3 LAOS CURTAINS AT LHS3 THA.K KNGLISII PRICKS. S« COOM BE S & Co. ARE NOW SHOWING— DRKSS BERQBS. OARHMBRRB. PRINTS AND SATESN3. WINCKVS, BILES AND SATINS, VKLVBTKENS, VKLVKTP, AT LESS THAN ENSLIBH PRICKS. S» CoOMBES & Co. ABB SELLING— MANTLESi DOLMANS, ULSTKRS, MILLINERY, FLOWKRH AND FEATIIffRS, 00R8KTS. LADIK81 UNDKB CLOTHING. AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICBS. S» CoOMBES & Co. ARE SELLING— GLOVES, HOBTKRY. RIBBONS. LACKS, TRIMMINGS, HABERDASHERY, TRUNKS.' AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICES. S» COOM BE S & (Jo. Invite Bpeolal attention to their C OTHINQ DEPARTMENT, Which comprises every description of MEN'S BUirS, MEN'S TROUSERS, BOYS' CLOTHING, TOP COATS AND ULSTERS. SHIRTa AND HOSIERY, COLLARS AND TIBS, WATERPROOFS AND UMBRELLAS, Whloh will be BOd AT LESS THAN ENGLIBH PRICES. NOTE THE ADDRESB OH THE PREMISES LATELY OCCU PIED BY J. COSGKAVJS & CO. S. c OOMBES & C^



ij'xmi aatf HJstato Asrsma. j pHA P. VSf liiiilAMguSi JOUSK, LAND, AN'I) FINANCIAL AGENT VIIIXAN IIANB, AUCKLAND. Eaakera:—National Biv.k of N:j\? Zealand. (SSH'i'3 and 'STKJiKST Coii«:^3. ;._ ;% .^:y .",:■ ■■...-■ill tor • ■.ii.ivti^;i ca flrsJ-Ol&aB wourl'.iati. •wi'iHuoi Cbahoso. *rv n>« cent lUo^ad on riopoaisb uuiil lnrsaeaji MOHTaAG;S3 M:d IA.'AN3 NctfOtlatea. i:!IABK3 oiiiiij).. or Brtlrt «v orrtsr. /?BTATKB MRBBK6O. fw »A'«r«*-h, ALLOMiifcNl'fl BootfM, BDfl Hnuu6B iiulii on . tbe Wsskly Psyaieni Byatam. njiLDnres A&iiO'rissKKirs roH save A* MS »pDI" I— ■iootland-atroftt, 60/ Wnc-i-aiMek, 80/ Mount Hden Road. £6 Hoptmm-sefoeJ. 80/ -iymon6>Btree\ £11 I,!«ar Plaos, 06/ iana-iiuoer 20/ Richmond Rnad, fi3 ;ier<wtord-B«r6Bt, 90/ Ayr-Btro.rt, 16/ f-'ewlval Paradt, 15/ Parnel), 50a 'iuolamation, i® s'-onqueat Place, £3 ifowa-Btreet, £5/ Vaitoy Head, 16s ;'lKOkott-sweor, «/ William struct, 803 ■Jorihcoti), 10* And in vartous otitiet' afctat* at low rates. C/innn TO liEND, In Snau of £10 and np ab^UUU wardf). o-i ?,w rl "^irlti.s. aOBSON-aTKKKT— Njv/ 'i'ur-roomc I lionet for i alo, flttoi v/!th all couveßisnco*: allotment: splonuUl position, Ureatei tjor:ion nf money rw romnh> o;i mo tijaKa. NKWTON,— Five iijoind (uiso find senl cry for sole, Nov; workshop. Allotment iOJ "Oll.n'.untert with lcrao-c i.-.:d o'hur chjiofruU trecu. Hrice.£3o». ~ ! ij..sNSuNUV.— I'ivo-i'ooinotl IXoato For Sad (new) at £259. isroiraea V!ouai anl .tablo. «e3IO. I arßo ;-ix roomod Uonso tor £101 La"G.-' aL^-'TvjBN'CS for Kale at Noril cote; ton L-ilnuua m>ui wiiarf; Bund aspect; flvocluiu- ''cr. l'rieo £31). I DKVO'rOUT.-Hins:) rind i ncrc.i Kftld* for hiil'. JbVu't ices in full h.aiin-;, g -«AI '-V FAHMTO i.-w, >SK.-32 »urtß. Dtfvq- U roamed Houto and a!l convumono-. b; vo/ suitable for market aarde'ier or nnrjory mil. Owner will talio out rsnt la milk, noultf, vegetables. Sen. . „ ■ IOS. On. WH'KKtif-Naw Houso Of 5 rojß *■* for Saie in King-street; never falling w9. Deferred payments. J OK-'n-UWJSi; aim Allotment foe i.ale-n Jt/lOU William- aitoot, near St., Junta Church; a barg&tD. L PARNKLL— BYcohold Allotment for Bale,;* feet deop, i<i a ohoica locality; Bunny asiftt and sheltered from cold wlndo, l Jrloa only t). amall deposit. I HKPBUKN-STIiSKT-New Houaa for Jfi with versnlah and bow window. ViW of havbonr. Prioe, &150. IK Kv> AND-S Tit it XT—New irour-roond Hoaae for Sale; Rood vlow oi harbo r. Kaay terms can bo arraugod. SUBUUBAN HOTEIi for Sale, oeven m;s from Auckland, on main thoroughfare, wh everal aoroD of land atijoining, Cbanoßpr brewer or ciipitallßt. PaJ'-NBuL -Six-roomed Hoaeo (r.BW) for 86 in iiutland-atreet; pleaeant view of al -bonr. Price. £325. Kaay terms of payment. vxTKIAINQTON-STaKK I'-9 roomed doo W for Sale, with 2 large allotment, fret Ljrden. Price £150. T¥OUSra f.t Monut Kden with about two acp JOL oronnd, havlnK a main frontage of 4171 orchard, earden, oow-Bhod, plgßty, fowl hoos eio Price, £675. Kasy terms. ! PON SON 3Y.—Five-roomed Honao for Saio i C)«r8LOo-stHiet{ weU flnlßhed; goo garden. Prioe £300. 6aß laid on. TTaMIIjTON (Walka!o)-Houao and aore 1 XI around for sale, two minutes walk froi Bank of New Zealand, for £95. Lot 321. \IrAiKIKKIH-BlKllt7 Acres at Walklak! W tor Oi6. aplnndid ohanoe for worklnflr mti NORTHGOTH - Sflvenroomod Houea, on bulldliiKJ, <so., and SO acres of Land B SuIC, Veryohoyj. Grand view of the horboa AIIOI Now 7-roomed Houso and nearly 5 aors iVbVONPO&'i', I^ka Koaa — Hftvarsl re: JJ ohoiod V;>iV, iiitos fur Sale, a&rtixgtoe and caa froatasac, and vosscmlm ihc l fino loridscL.'^■) vlovvi to '■.•(• found fcroiLid Auonlaoi A/jOy » 0 .,. ; a: . ;i.iia, with israe scad, alls I^^ /V^»BVaOKTAG3.-I« W " /or 3uii) i* k-S :e'' aorot in large or Brca SS'ShfSWL B ia m WUli«n.l*« J&J/U near St. JsiTiCj'aOhnroh. Also, Ye: Comfortable Soveu-roomed House, bath-rooi Villa Kesiaonce. my. ah «--■:■"!■:. :.--ie.i-h^i3iS, atebllDtf, £0. SlOlKr. O t/-,.r«V'.; '6' '■■-!■ ullniir.nat SC « 1031 w« laii 'ia. Price. £300. TMJSBONyY—N«W Bix-roomod tiouss w Jl Wortsfcop lor Bale 1 two aUoiaisnia 1«i TTiiHMS alao For Silo at Walkomiti, Pai J? moremo, Waltakerci, Mahurangi, Not shore. Pfto»knra, &c. AIBO. Bao List In A. Zealand Herald and Weekly Ifcws. CHAS, WILLIAM SO ESTATE AGENT, VULCAN LANK. SewKiw Mftßbinea. BY SPECIAL ....^^^^^r ArrolN' 1' MEI LESTABLISiIED 1855.] BUY ONLY THIS CELKBRATKD /D OMBST 1C N \ JIACIIINKS. / The ICi.Meil Simplest. Beat Made, and Mo Durable. LARGEST hHOW.ROOM IN KEW ZBALAND. Th only Sewinc; Machine which has never boi bejitou in competition, SOLK AOENTS IN NEW ZEALAND I SKAKKSPKAR & CO., Qac?n-6. ot, f.pposlto the Market. Conveyances. f? S 1 M X T A B L. ; l.AXNunmQK's 'Busses, Prom Union Rank—22 mluutospast the hot olid 23 ru'imioi 10 .-he hoar. From Tiik Thhbr Lamps-7 minutes to t hoar, ftod nvery honr. Nioiit Thips itboji Town—Hi&st 9, j-past BlFroio Union Bank to Shelly Beach - mtrmtos part 9, 7 minntos past 11, 7 mlnut iMBt 2, 7 miiiiitc" past 4. 7 minutes past 5, inlnntoa pnflt 8, and 23 mlnmei to 8. From fnBLi.Y llkaou—tt.3o a.m., ?.15 a.B 10.15 a.m. t I 10 2, i to 1. 1 to 5. O uLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABL Leave Onehuuua 1 Leave Auckland 1 8.0 a.m. ?; 45. a-m- I S 9.0 a.m. 11.0, a.m. ! 5 9.30 a.m. 1.0 p.m. / £ 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. ■ h^ 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. i 55 E 1.30 p.m. fi.op.m. W Mrf 1.0 p.m. S-2 p-m< '« Da 5.30 p.m. 7.op.mi j. H SUNDAYS I ft) S 11.80 a.m. 2.0 p.m. m « d.op.m. 6.0 p.m.- Mondayß and Mondays anil Saturdays. 6 p.m. Saturdays. 11 yft npBLEGKAPH LINK OF cj®&&& ' LIVEKY aNdIjAIT STAGES, KIRKWOOD AND liAKK STREET, (SHBEIDOB Waikato, New Zkalajo W. K. OAKffKi isprietor, W. K. C. bags to return his sM° than >^ a,*° his mimorons Mendß and tho |««q JToncrany for the Hher:=l support ha haifoivcd since commonninj? bnsiuow, and haßjlnfoira them th-it in order to moot the rooimionts Oi this raSldly udvancint; district, ■\f at present which, when oomploted, wiU«lo thorn second Ho&ftnntr, supplied with Saddle Horses and Bngto on thoshortoß notice; also, oxporionced I*6B and Oaroful driSies and Saddlo Honrtlways on hire. Orders by telegram or (*rwise punctually attended to. „ Cambridge. Decomborjlßoa. TJOYAL MAIL MS OF COACHES, altkrationl?timb-tablb. Tho Koyal Mall Owl (carrying passongMßJ will on and after lslAmmry, 1883, and until further notice, ruiß tho following Time Leave CambridgetHamilton Junction Kail way Station daily rtio a.m.; returning from Station to Civmbr»on arrival of Train from A LcavenHamiito.fc To Aroho; on Tuesdays. Thursdays, find JUrdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re tuL-ning from 'Stiii'Aui on Mondays. Wednes days, and Friday; - m. aari;ro Offices 1 „ __ nO - 3 xM ifcmilton Wests Coleman otol rio Ar* i".< af my Promises, Kirk ood uad i^ktfeoi , CRmbrWRO. W. X, CAUrbh, Proprietor, CambrtegdJ oiubor .ISS2 p T, "7^7*^ tmv TABLS. ;1~" * : SiSJ.?B A.«!h HUI VIS»B '9.51 aai »»m SJS3BM r», -m Nation*' H»n*— « 'ICWasE Jl,«!am '■', "3.45 Jim S,*pm #^aH (ijte - tt codUn'B iof!S:S: »«2£ -*« '.::: ~..},1, ]' 4.30 p.m. , , JltaVulgM- Ea turd ay night- ! . Saturday uigi.i 11 o'clock (1.30 o'oloe!: __ uooiuui. [ttogIES and Carriages for Hire atthe $ U K X ohan«^Hote. Btebles, Prinoeß^treet bohunßa. Wi KgLLY. proprietor.



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