CITY COUNCIL.M

j Ordinary Business Meetiny,

The weekly meeting of the City Council ■] waa held last evening, the change from < Thursday being made in consequence of the | holiday. There were pr sent: Councillors, Waddel (in ths chair), Stevenson, Dacre, j' Phillipp^, Divore, Crowther, Bel', Burns,: ---j Aickh, Montague, Gamut. I i THE MAY'E —Cr. Aickin apologised for I the absence of thu Mayor, who wa < unable ' to be present owm ; ; tothe illness of a iiieml in liia house. i Koyai, SAL'jtk.—Peimission was given j .to the Volunteers (represented by Colonel I Lyon) to fire a salut? of twenty-one Runs and a feu dejoie in honour of Her Majesty's biithday on Thursday.—lt was represented -that if there was any objection to tho big guns being fired from the Paric, the salute , would be made from Emily Place. I FaMi of KAKTir.—Letter from J. A. • Pond, drawing attention to a fall of earth opposite his residence in Hobaon street, oy i which the widtn of thu roadwny had been ■considerably diintniahev' —The Kurveior : joporkd tbar. the attention of the Foreman of Works bad Deeu dincted to the nutter.— 1 Agreed tbat an answer be tent accord ingly. Lamp. C. IT. < smond wrote calling j uttentiou to the want of a lamp or lamps in • Albai-street, Newtou.—Th« Surveyor ie- I ported that a lamp in the centre of this I street would be veiy usetul. The new one passed for Symmds-streer, opposite the cemetery, would not be required, as there were two there already, one of which could 1 bo moved to the other side.—Agreed that the request be complied with in accordance with tbe Surveyor's memo. Blewden's L'ontf act.—Letter received from William Biewden, submitting addi tional facts concerning his application for £100 for rebuilding woU at Waterloo Quadrant. He claimed tbat in this, as well at iv the Picton-street matter, he bad not been treated rs well rs other contrac tors. According to his statement which be now forwarded, the Kngineer had engaged to pay him the £100, and he had bis in structions in writing to proceed with the work; otherwise he would never have con seated to touch it, as he considered the wall as designed was cot sufficiently strong to resist the bonk of loose earth at the back. . The failure of the wall, he said, wui due to a defective del^n, and not to faulty constiuctioi). tie pointed out tbat Lamb's wa'l, double the tlucknr-*, came down, while bis did not, With iegard to overt me, he did not think any of the contactors rVshtd their contracts in the specfied time, and in this instance the time allowed was not sufficient owing to lhe winter weather,- 'Jhen there wire not eiiou^h cuttings to make al! the banks, and he was not permitted to obtain the deficiency f ■xmi the rllotrnent indicated 1 for the purpose. He also complaia d that another contract was »!'owed to interfere with the proves of hi* Other gi.evances wero enumerate 1, and the writer asked for a re-conside;aiion of the whole matter.— The Surveyor reportfd that tbe contract was finished in Jauuary last. Mr Biewden wa3 MX months on bw contrac'. Towards the completiou of it, he wrote to Mrßlewden 1 stating tbat hi- h-hnc- couM not bep.id until ;he wa'l wa~. rebuilt to the proper bat er. Heiffercd to leave £100 iv the handt of ihe Council for Iwilve months. If the wall (oil, ho wnS to reouild it at bis own cost; ai.d if not, the £ICO was to be hauded luck to him. Ihe Commhtie preferred t'.iat. the w ill should be made light. In consideratiou of the work he had with the wall, the lime penalty was not en forced.—lhe Surveyor was called in, and in answer to Cr.' Crowther said there had not been ruy alteration m the plans and spc/fiiidtioii'j. Mr Biewden built the wall almost plnmb, wb'lo tbe specification's provided fora better of one in eight. He gave Wiitten inntructiors that the wall i must be rebuilt before the contractor could be paid Mr Bluwden wanted £100, and he told him that he would net it if the Cunncil fouud he was entitled to it. There wai no delay to Mr Biewden by tbe other work^ which was merely sloping back in Vict<ria« s'rect.—The plans and specifications were a■•vi available for refeietice—it was aftur the wall bulged out that Biewden was asked to rebuild it.—Cr. Dacre moved, and Cr. Burns seconded, ard moved that the matter be refyucd to the Legal Committee. —Cr. Phillips pointed out that the penalty for being over the contract time had already been remitted, and the contract"! *v,-h now uski: a f. r tho amount for rebuild ing the w.UL—(Jr. Devo.e asked how i. was tnat tho work was tot right, if ii had b.en carried out under ihe supervision of tbe f Emiueor.—The Surveyor said it was not so much bid workmanship ci mi^forlune, al ' though the wa'l was slightly out of batter. The work was a'tnost light; if the embank ment had not slipped.—ln answer to Cr. Aickin, the Survoyoixaid the tine-penalty of £60 would be almo:t sufficient to cover any extra expense.—Cr. Crowther averted that Biewden s contract time had expired when the other contract was let, but the Surveyor was of the contrary opinion.—An amend ment by Cr. Aickin, that aieply be bent in accordance with the Surveyor's memo., was withdrawn, in consequence of the nature of replies to these qu ationi, - Tho motion re ferring the matter to the Legal Committee was earned.

YOKiC-SfBSBr. — Latter from John Hannon, drawing attention to the bad scute of the footpath iiiwi thoroughfare of tower York-s«.reet. It was, he said, ■il'iio t imjiii sablu i" wet weather for pedestrian ami . vehicle traffic. -The Sur veyor reported thiit the placu<w<uld b>j ex umiuco, iinii it scoria was requited it would be put on. A^ece-' that answer in accord-, ance with the Surveyor's rne.uo, be for warded. ;

Me Wood's Claim.—Mr Noah Wood wrutc with reference to the award of £9 15s mode by the Council in satisfaction of his claim. He said tbat as trade compen sation they were not satisfied with it, that being the amount of actual loss sustained by them through the cattle straying. But his claim wai twofold, and related also to the trespass and damage, done to the turf. He asked for a re-consideration of the matter.—The Inspector of Abbatoirs re commended tbat the paps in the stone wall be repaired, and £6 allowed to Mr Wood for loss of occupation.—The Chairman moved that the request be granted.—Cr, k ickin said it was strange that Mr. Wood, after putting down everything he could think of, had now made a new claim for de-: preciation of turf.—Cr. Gairatt moved that the matter be referred back to the Com mittee, and Cr. A ickin seconded.—Cr. De yore spoke in favour of this claim,: > which had not been before the Council previously, bcii;,' paid, while Cm. Montague and Crowther supported the .matter going to the Committee.—Cr. Bell suggested that the Council should send someone -out to plant tome good clover seed, and settle the matter. —The amendment, referring the question back to the Committee, was carried. ~ t ~ BsEESFOBD-STrßßT.—Letter from the Secretary of the Board of Kducatioo, asking, in connection with the path in front of Bcresford-strect school, that the ground bo cut back from the path along the school property frontage, and that pro vision be made for carrying i>way the water. - The Surveyor reported recommend ing that the present channelling.ahould bo taken up and placed on the new level; when the proposed filling is made, and that a Bhoot-di<wn slope be made to pre vent the hank from .being washed away.— The Chairman said the Board was reclaim ing a level playground for the children. nc moved that an answer in accordance with the Surveyor's memo, be sent.—Agieed to, .... , . . ,

Goke-STREKT. — Letter from Andrew Fernandez, asking that the work of kerb- ! in« and channelling Gore-street 'be-n-.t J delayed any longer. He added that the I road was almost impassible after rain, '■ while_ he had received notice from the j prop ictor of the allotment fronting his i hotel that he intends to taku legal proceed- • ings ugaiust him for draining upon his \ land, He alao Hsked that the footpath ■ outside his premises bo asphalted. The I Surveyor reported that the Gore-street i dialnage and kerbing comes on after Wellington-street, which ia now ready, Little , Queen-sticet drainage, and Wynyard-siriet works. The two latter come before it.—<;n the motion of the Chairman, n motion was passed to the ' effect that the writer be informed that the Council has already given full contidora- j tion to this matter, that it had been placed ■ on the list of works to be undertaken | shortly, and that it would be attended to in due course.,,. .: . [j

WATER —Letter read from S. B. Lusb, in reference to the supply of water to him. He said that the same concession had been allowed to others, and haviDg become a precedent, could not be lefused to him, The Town'tJlerk" reported that Mr Lush wanted a outer to supply several cottages with .water. 'Jt'he cases which he mentioned were not at all analogous,—Agreed that the application be referred to she Water Committee. . . ; • . , . Tbansfkk iOF License.- G. J. Fat)ter ' wrote a king the Council to author.se its FfnancQ. Qomcittee to fix the amount of

consideration for hi«~wiflsJC^^Saa' of fh. WaverlerHoW&^eme move the same toa suitabWr c°«<dW they would deol with theta.^' *"* &■'■' as possible.-Cr. Bell mo^d ?leni "t|, vious decision be adhewdM? U William Well,' sktinftt^ ' donations to .he Par^hS"^}? f« * About 100 Sapieuatia calnT "^e^ plaats, very sbowy iv sp^'S'^k ±£a£^£^«s field late of th e PS o^> **$*>■ - t^kswasp^edto^^^ Barker, drawing attentfi"t th * ' condiUon of thefootbrid^ittfinmS.'** Kewton iioad.—TheCitvS,7v q 0^s Wt the bridge wa, the Edtn Te.race side of the\nM» Bi* h» own convenience. There w J yfor««i( ; payers on the city side tW "nff'% [cross the brid R e toVtofe&fc " It wrs a question for tho rj.^'H authoriiics to deal. wTtiX&Wfi■ reply be scut accordingly '■'' K<:6* j Uri'jcE .QuEKs-sTßaii'"-,*';,'' eM pomttd on. th*t the Council^ mistake iv cuoectioa vrith thi^;n!ade s would be found that they wS^Il. t. alter, ai they had done, 2K PJ>?** street where there were, not il^*l » that name. -Cr Devore alludS,^1" that Queen-street, accordinc to^iS""' exteiid^i f.om the whari tn T^i jape Koad Grace-street, .£» been altered to Boatdman.BtMl ms!^ similar position. He wouia SrJ" mling of b is Wor s hip.--Th a Ch|iS% theie were other streets *wTttiiß been changed, notibly CaaS • **'»'« ; He thonglt noticeT of m S^S given t, deal with the *l Utd next mcetng.-Cr vMontZ. 'f1" 1"'! the suspensicn of the staudiiw «j ! the consideration of ihaiSK"***- Cr Crowther thbnght' tue'dWw^ residents should be consulted, in n«:Ftli| > streets ■ The whole riff &«&»• ! be brought up agam.ain^^b consideration. • v''*SSWß^or j ; Keservk Refused,-The a^:, ' for Crown Lands wrote «lrtl»:SHg i careful conaideratioo, andjaS&» requirements, it wai noWMSgng"* Government would be -justified in ™ '"" in ß to vest in the *m&Mmb lot 15, suction 17, of the city of Ztr? ; fl itu«teatt ? cor^rpf ; oK4£. | ;i Albert-streets.-The letrerwa,ffl* ■■ Legal COMMITTBB.-Tliia' SS • recommended-(1) He Fire«S I atatiou rrquirements. i:,\ CoramiKfi ' odered (in terms of, authorityST Council) from Bhand, MasoS^Sl i feet Si inch leather CfSStfeS :: items.-{2) Letter from ±CT t tution Bill. That the *«KSh structed to attend to the rwdreiMiita: 2 also have the line ot. Alju'.BSl'SS (in accordance with atraDgementi'S with Grammar fcchpolj-Tle Sf^ adopted, ( 7y f* UUKE-STEEET. — TH? Slttievor inn? i mended that a. small watefg'S i 1 yidedat ptesent in Duke-StreeCianlS the mam be laid shortly.^lt SS eventually that a setvjee pipe.iififli.toK! placed at the head of the street as ituMl ' expensive means of supply M ifa^S are carried out. and that the WaieM as soon as possible, iNSI'iCTOROP ABBATOltS.—Thelmpe,,. , tor repotted that he arrived in iotej« late last week to furnish a Hpqrivi & m repoitedthat he had inspesedi(&,Bto)W, I aud condemned three sheep. Cr. Ganatt '< ' characterised the rtportjas nnjatjgfaote}, and it was. agreed Urn ti^ mm : WM not I satisfactory, and that.iafdtiira -Mpori must be supplied more indetau and in^aj for the Council meeting, ,■:: ~ j,, j , - Watee ExTßfisiOH.-Cr. Mratagse» ferred to the expected arrival otwateiritak and suggested that in future.they should carry out the surplus from water accept to a city water extension fnnd:':; ■ Motion DEFEKKBrJ.-Ori s the riot|j)jio! Cr. Montague, the consideration/ ot (jr. Harper's motion in reference to the 'edit down of Britomart Point was defiltii i hexttneeung This conc'inded the business.' ; ,:

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TO-MOKROW. .B.i ■ IHB itAYMARKET. •?': 'TJIOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri • ; THOROUGHBBBD MiRK - LADl.blriok fllly. 3 yews by M»lta outol Ank. by the Mar«nis (imp > yantippK bay mare, BKftd, foal Rt foot by ALFKED BUCKLANP. t, .;. ... ; ~ TUESDAYS, T H»E. H A~Y"M AR X ET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDKB AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 11 tfolook. AT.TTRKT> BUOKLAND, rtOUNTRY CATTLB BALKS, . Papakura—Wednesday, May 30. I ALJfhED~BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. TO BE SOLD~BY ACCTION, eoldie. Dog Kegistrar. A number ot Useful UOG3. Sold on acconnt of whom It may concern. All nogs not sold wilt bs immediately destroyed. B. ABTHU R, Auctioneer. ~~ TO-MORKOW, At 10 o'Clock. FIRST SALE OF FRO IT TREES. W, DOWDEN .*; ILL sell by auction at the Exchange W Mart, Queen-street. To-morrow, at 10 O'clock. , - A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT FLOWBRIN& TREES AND SHRUBS. Also, At 11 o'clock. PRODUCK SALE. Potatoes, Maize, Oats Chaff, Carrots, Onions, &c. And and two Tortoises (said to be over 200 I years old). . ; ' W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, . . ""r ~~ TO-MORKOW, AT 1 O'CLOCK SHABP. , ~ APPLES 1 APP.ESI EX S.S. MANAPOUEI, FROM HOBART. m ~ .. ■ \i G. W. BINNKY WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queon-Btrcct, To-morrow (Fri day), at 1 o'clock sharp, t>A(\ OASES FRUIT, OW , , Compris."3g STONE PIPPINS BITSTONES • . .. , . • ■ STOBMEKS FHENCH CBABS PEABMAINS . . , ■. RUSSETS, &c, &c, &c. A Prime Sample. S.TOKK3, 8.0. CAKBi B.JD. TONES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13. P■& B LIMIH AR V SOTICR r IMPORTANT SALB OF CIRBEHOLD /IITY pBOPBKTY. Under Instructions from the Trustees under the Will ol the late Mr Edward Costley. mHB FREEHOLD OF THB FOLLOWING PROPERTIES t- AUCELAND CLUB. Shortland-street iDUSTOMHOUSE HOTEL, Fort street MESSRS SHERAiBROS.' PREMISES, Queen-Btreet MESSRS FISHER & CO.'S NEW BUUJ> INGS, Queen-Btreet COLE'S SHOP AND ADJOINING SHOP v .. AND, PREMISES, Queen-Btreet [ Of s *'■•''■■" • J HULME'S SHOPS AND PREMISES, Queen-street BASDOWN & CULLEN'S SHOPS AND PREMISES, Queen-Btreet RED LION HOTEL, Viotorla-Btreot IONERQAN'S SHOP AND PREMISES, Wyndham^treet • HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 18, Suction 25, Victoria-street THREE COTTAGES and Allotment 7, Sec .j ■ tton M, Viotoria-strect HOUSE and ALLOTMENT 7, SeoUonjlft Victoria-street 1 HOUSE and TWO COTTAGES On port" 21, Section 18, Hob3on-street GRAFTON ROAD-AUotmentlO, Section 18 MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL-Lots 44, 45,46.01 C 4 ;1 %.* ii. ~-■ :; • ■-' rW- ■ ! ''~" "' : ■•■-• ! S"uD particulara will be advortised In a few flays. : Meantime any information may be Bptamed of MESSRS JACKSON & RUSSELL, BoUoltors;oroi " H. TONES* O 0., Auctioneers. ■ ■•\' ,«•■■'■'- ;' 1;-': '' ' '~'"' B. TOMKB. B. O. OAEB. aD. «*» WFI)NEBOAY, MAY 30, oi AT 18 O'CLOCK. . W B. TONES & CO. ' «S7 ILL sell bT auction on Wednesday at UV"'W, ■ adjoining «n« ..Ihe La-iff Is.naw'bftci laid ofl.ln. i;ii ib vSsitv sfeCTiows ACUvt iilUitnMENTS.'and RURAITSECnOWS of f acres eachi At IKO uatoe time will be sold T HB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Which now Btona on the propwrty, ~,,,.. .-._,, OOMlSttoßOt-s ;;, „ c . MI) a 8 Howes oontalnlni? four rooas each t Honea oontalnln« three roan.B 1 House oontalnlas two rooms t Saotaimith'aSliop « :W; -' " tfei^'gW/ytonaiwai Bhorßy. ;' ai "" Further partloalara may be hod qt B, TONES & CO., Auctloueen,



| Anction-. i" ' TO-MOJBKOW, at II O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET DAY. AKTHUK'S POULTRY, PRODUCE FRUIT, ANf) GKOCKRY AUCTION { MARKET, ARTHUR'S MART. POULTin Oi.PARTMICNT. Fowls, Turk«jp, Duiks. Geeao. Pigeoae , Oanarlex, F«nc»- Wrd* Guinea Plus, >m linpc ted belt PRdIIUCK. HWIIT, AND HHOCERY DitPAU'I'MKNT. flood Canterbury Potatoes, iui-kißnd Potatoes Pumpklnß, Melons. Carrots; Caaterbnrj Sydney, and Auckland Onions; Cabbsges Herbs 60 sacks Taranahi Bran 69 Bacfeß Chaff. Oata. Barley Flonr, Oatmeal, Caiterbuty Hamrwid Baoon ■mnrlry lots of Bacon, Hams. Cceeae Batter FRUIT.-80 ca-es well assorted Hobart Apples • .Auckland Apples GROCERIES. «ro. - Tea. Coffee, Sugar. Bis oulMrLolileß. Confectionery Peel, Ba'-JiM Powflor. Vinegar, Matches, Vestas, Wnltt Lead, Oil, &o. On Account of Whom it May Concern 18 mais Whl i Crypt :1 Siwar ON SALE piuvately, AT AUCTION PRICES FURNITURE DKPA.RTMBNr. AL-je and Varied / aor" nontof Hoosehol< Furniture and Hfl",jc*\ Glass and Earthen ■ware, Hoiloware, Carpeis, Piofwee, Stoves Hewing Machine?, Mane W. S. COCIU'VNK, JAS, DACKK TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, MAY 25. PARLOUR BILLIARD TABLE, PIANO FORTE, IJRUSSBLLS CAKPET, ESCKETOIKE, HOLSEdoLD FURNI TORE. fj^Oß SALi f, by auction', at our Rooms r Fort-street, on Friday, 25ih In it., at 1 o'clock, Oottnue Planofono, Parlour BUUard Tab'i Keoretoko. Vouchee, Chairs, Picture! Tables. Cheffonler, Round Table. Rugi Mats, Carpets. Venders. Uilcloih. Lampi China l'arltan Flku.jb, Perarubu'ston Sowing Machines, iron and Wood Ilac steads, Msttraßreß, Chests Diawen M) t jm, Washatandß, Toiletware, Ward lobe. Walnut Work Tables, Inlal Table), Kit<hen Utonßlla. etc .' OH ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCEBN 3 Rolls Brußsella Cirpet-133 yards Also, A Good Vio'in and Case SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. OOOEBAHI JAS, DACRi MONDAY, MAY 23. BY OBOVB OF THE RKGISTRAS OF SUPBBHI COURT OF MEW ZEALAND, 113 ACRES, WAIPU. THE Subscriber- will sell, at the Lane Mart, Fort-atreot, on Monday, 28th Is Btant, at 12 o'clock, ■ ALLOTMENTS 195 and 231, Parish o YV'Hlpu, containisg 113 acres. Conditions of sale on application. SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON, 4.actlofio«ii. W, 8. O( IHEAKEI IJAH. DAOV) MONDAY, MAY 28. AtLOTMENTS, ELIERSLIE, KINGSLAND, CORO MANDEL. TiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms Fort-Btrcet, on Monday, 28th iuat., at i: o'clock, KLLERSLIE,—Lot 113, having frontages o 66 feet to Panmuro Road, and 196 feet v Amy-street. EINOSLAND ROAD.-A Firat class Buildlm Site, having 100 feet frontage to Queen street, only about 100 feet off main road.b; 160 feet deep. By Obder or the Trustee in the Kstati of Jameb White, Lota 31 and 32, Section 46, Township of King stone, Coromandel. No Reserve. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Ano r'onefl*s MONDAY, MAY 28. By Older of the Trustee in the Estate o Robert Eeilly Ralph. IMPROVED FARM, TAUPIRI, WAIKATO. THE subscribers have received instrnc tions from j he Tiastee of the KBtate ol B R. Ralph, to seU by public auction, at the I v Hart Fort-Btreet, on Monday, Mar 88, at 1! tfolook, AUotmonts No. 18, 21,22, and 289, Potifh o Taapiri, Bank's County, oontali 'ng SO sore, more or less. N.8.-Thla Pronerty Is situate about twi miles from Hnntley. has a oomtorf-^bla Farm honEjand Outbuildbg« on it, and la othwwist permanently 'tiproved. The Knilway paa'ei ihrongh the Pi jperty, and It has also a largi frontage to the Walkato. BAMOBL COCHBANB & 80S, j. Auctioneers. . : noii cc, rr<EE SALE of TmPR VED FARM a HAUI'APU Is POSTPONED. SAMUEL COCBRANE & SOK, inef onrers. FRIDAY, MAY 25. At 11 o'clock. ■ FOB TUE BENBFIT OF WHOM IT MAY COHCEBK. OLEOGRAPHS. OIL PAINTINGS. JOHN REID & CO. WILL sell by auction at their Stores {6, Queen street, on F^day, SSthlo&tant at 11 em., 1 O LARG»r FRAMED OLKOQRAPB6 *■" \ -Ing copies of Celabra id Paintings The Bone) moon. Borneo and Jul'.ot ! ;enc jon the Kh' c, &c. on *MAbt- Orii PAINTINBS OS" BNGLISI O.V 8 IK - hRY. Beauti:ol Woritß Of Art, b: E. Hails and Broom. WEDNEbDAYj MAY 30. PRELIMINARY NOTICE I AT ELLERSLIB HOTEL, I HOUSEHOLD Fljßi*iTUßß, FLATE, GLASS, CHINA, PICTURES ONE OF THE BKBT PIANOS IN AUCKLAND, HORSB, COW, &0,, &a,_ &o:- E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from Cap tain 3. Ellis (who Is removing t thb airawipFUl .' •'. ■ &a.t &0.,- &0.',.' Fail particulars In future laaine. :, '■::., b. &a. Isaacs, Anctioneers, T 6 • M OK X O W, -•-■-—:' at 12-Noon; j By order of the Registrar of the Suprem Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland. mHE undesigned has been favoured wit of NewZe»tod. NorthernDi "'"An that piemoi Lena situated in the Part of H»utapn, Bank's Cottnty.^oantalnli One Rood, tie the same a Httle more i Urn and bel M -southeastern,parf^ aUotmei>t4o9, In the town ot Cwnbridi Esat, with all the rl«hto and appa Itenanoes thareunto balorglna. i Toll particulars inny tia had, and a plan of tl , property mar be seen, at tha offloe of Meae: -■ Ealanloy and Jaoksori. Qneen-btrpet, Aucklan and a1 bj at the rftUo ot John Reid and C( Queen-street atonsaid. where- the oondlUona i asleof the property may now be seen.—J. ! QIISILI4AN, Auottonoor. I Auckland, 16th M»y. 1883. ; ; ,



: Sporting Requisites. ; ■■;■■ t ,. J Shooting Season, lood» ' mHI FOLLOWING KMINENT MAKS^S^ARHi RKPRKSBNTBD BY THK UNDER ' W. & C SCOTT & SON, W. W. GREENEK, I. HOLLI & SONS. \ ON YIKW AT MY STORE, <■ T*hb Finest and Largest Stock of Guns 1 EVER SHOWN IN NEW ZEALAND. 8 GUNS SPECIALLY BORKD FOR KYNOCH73~NKW "PERFECT" BRASd SHELLS, B* SPORTING APPARATUS OF KVEKY KIND. i, ~ WIT II 171 on r<TTi>jMAVwn (By Srncut Appointment to SirAktiiob) . XX. HAZARD, txUNMAKER. | GouuoN, G.C.M.G. f •• AUKNTS ALSO FOR j" | HAY, MERKICK ft CO.'S GUNPOWDHR, FOR TflK COLT'S FIKK ARMB COMPANY, AND If OR JAMKS PAIN'S FIRKWORKB FACTORY, LONDON, IgQ_QUKBN.BTRKKT, Jgg Pbiob Lists on Application. Tea Merchants. '{ TTNAPPKOACHKD IN QUALITY AND CHEAPNESS AKK THE TEAS 1 \J P.OLUBY |i ROBERT NEAL, I! THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, QUEEN & ViCTORIA-STREETS, l- AUCKLAND. !: a ' It mar not be nnivers&lly known that without Advortialnor. Tlokotlnft, or Putting, ROBBRT NKAL has obtained in n few yenw the Lnrgoßt Roisli Hales of Teas In the Province ol r, ""^o^d. K/ aAnA bUPBRIOR As the remit ol forty yein' Enßllsh and Colonial experience In the trade, and by oamful selection of the beat of the various growth* of INDIA ANU CHINA TKA9. HOdKttT NKAL Is able to give his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. Tho BLEND Of TEA at "18. 1 AD. la acknowledged to b-j UNEQHALLRD at the FRIOK. The BLKND of TEA at OS. 1 AD, la a Mixture of the Best Teas Imported this t . Season, and a Treat to Connoisseurs lhe BUPKBIOR QUALITY Of the TE»S 30LO by. ROBERT NKAL are so self avident those who have tried them, th«t no solentlflo an.-' jsia U neoeaaary to proclaim B their uenulne Porlty and ExcoUscce. THEATRE ROYAL BUILDINGS, UUBEN-STREOT. AUCKLAND.



if (jtold and Silver Mkdals FOR PURE BLENDED TEA. mr ask ' YOUR GROCER FOR IT. J HAVE NO OTHER ■ KIND. « PEELIMINAEY ■ NOTICE. Owing to the constant enquiry for our CBLE BRATED GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS in AUCKLAND we dor to inform all about to open a BRANCH at 156 QUKKN- | STREET, next to the New Zealand Clothing Factory, and trust we shall receive the support f we have been promised. We might ■tention that our PURE TEAS are Sold Wholesale and Retail by ub at our different Establishments, and by over 500 Merchants and Grocers. On asking tho support of tho Public, we must ask them to see that our NAME and PRICE Is on • every Packet Sold by Grocers (none other is > genuine). All our Teaa are Bought and Blended S by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Are supplied to cur Branches and Agents from our 1 HEAD OFFICE, Chrlstohuroh. Have been ac knowledged exceptionally Clean and perfectly PURE.. See "GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." 9 Have been awardod GOLD and SILVER Medals ■ and pronounced by the PRESS, TEA EX- I PORTS, and the PUBLIC, the best and finest 3 flavoured Teas In the Southern Hemisphere. Thousands of Families and the leading Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurants use nothing but onr GUARANTEED PURE TEA. ! ■■"■■ '■''.'■ A NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA MEEGHANTS, CHRISTCHUECH, DUNEDIN, i .WELLINGTON, NAPIEE, AND AUCKLAND. OPEN 21 st MAY. '' J^GENTS JJVERYWHERE, '• i 1 i !.##» r: X '■■:;■::- , 1 1 .... .; :- ;.: '! • '. ' aewln«r Machines BY BFKOUI 4flJktfßw AFFOIBTUSNT ilfflMßthw 3B T A 1! MH H X O 1878. BUY jy ONLY THE / \ CELEBRATED y^G* >*T ■ -O y^ MACHINES. > r yT o:;, :■, ill 'i s 0 The Eaaieat, Simplest,1 Best Made, and Moat Durable. * The only Sewing Machine whioh has never been beaten in competition. Sole agkntb"in New Zealand : - ■.••:-! SKAKBSPEAR & CO., Queen-Btreet, Opposlto the Market. ■: Ijime &c : (J R O C K. Dr JL I M E. GROUND LJiMB. 1 ... •,.■.!,;. ; FOR BALEi . 1 1. i >■' 8 O tJ T HBiiT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND '• ■ ROOHB LIME,.' ' ' " ! In any quantity;'' fbr'Conorete Paths, Floors le 'Cellars, etc (next to stone; flagging Ja un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities)., For tanks and other wet ~ ■■ work! Is a flrst-olass materia . ■■ ;h 'B, -K:E A N E,",:;BV> IE -A'a^'N T,: Ot I , ',: - : COSTOM^BbUSK-STBKBT. ■.-' '' ■ ... y. ! rjpAKB NOXIC S -That ntttwlthstandlng I s ' 3 all that la said Id favour of other Malta- B" ranglXloies, the stead/ tint ihareastngYe ninnd from all oartaof AttOklindand Croviuoe jKoith ih and Auairslia in a sufficient goarantae a.. i> ibe IK 2.r,nltM»B 0f P.'LHAM. BkNN ' or oO.M^HYIiBaULIO LIMK. »or Walls, floors of and Gwden Paths It Cannot be Rubbed Oct. to —For blroulars and farther information apply at it-:' Aucklandßranoh.Cnstooi-houao-Ftrafct vv..st. M ! Inner &,»6n, I' , « TtmuM4fum]»~Z~^- B. All Branobee of the Building Trade executed by - Ezperlenoed Workmen. ' i ShWl^^O^FUaiMWto !■ "' ' J a! !i!Byi»Wl*ni



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 05, VICTORIA-STUKST. FRVDK. Wui'Khkaij -whlli; boinfr dealroua of keeping his Hums oonbtanUy before thepubllo as a Teaman of fairly trustworthy exparienoe. takes thia opportnnity of thtinklnsr hi a numercua Cn-toino'B—mnuy of whom tie has not seen— and presents (brin hiu continued usauranco th«t alloiaf3o» puroh..:-inK his Teas, bo they hUh or lOrTpr.ocd wtU O'iKiiniio to rooolvo as hereto fore theaaibo faithful and impartial treatment I voiirt no sUuuhtor or victimising lines, but every Una advertised will be fou..d having Its true counUrpan in the Tea tendered to pur chasir—whether to ohlld, adult, or by letter. G&NUINK iKA riooa as a rtilo obtain—both rom Chlnt) and India; theRBVBBSi la theex caption, not the rale. a r*n dki 41 «r novblty than Oonulne left is a cohiikutly dkuwkd and rRijFEHLx bKHVKi) I'up of Tt . My aim for the yoara 1 have been before the Auckland pubic has been to publish whu Good Ten con- Blrtts of, so tout the oonsnmer mi«ht be my judge. Those who would that Ignorance should p. j vail consider a man foolish fur his pains, bat I have been inos j than compensated by tbe GOLDEN ol'Mosß of hundri -le of prsplo (or hundreds of miles round Auoktand. and, as In tlmated, many of my onstomers I have not Boeni I can readily admit the rtrs'-aniuty of Rlvi'-i? Gold Meda's ti Tea Gioweu for pro ducing Tea of rare exo*'lence. rains and ex pense being Incurred Id lit- prod notion, but none of this belonge to tan Pivoitet TbiMiN -''ntiy oan, but few do, constantly give good value for money. 1 sxu j out that Medals I'd. l'arlio: Teas, It put to Hid tost through the Colonies, would tarn out much like the London Bakers when Dr. Letheby was about to report on br«ad befom s Comnilttea of the House of Oommonß. Many wan>e<l ih lr nattlonltr braart reported en bnt Ih- w>i> tl cto- •»!«'. ••■h, ye prn , ~ --i -eb -1 ' -'. n — . . . ■ «. in -■■ 6 an Inionor wjh .." Jua«o nu r>^ on -a-. ■n» whon on:<T TW" In all t inrton woaiu abide by thereat. Now, l distinctlyatllrm that It any committee of any looal exhibUton In New Z<>a land, or elaowhere, have Riven Gold Modala for Packot Teoo, without dlst'nutly oonneotlng the grower therevrlth, they were fairly cauuht nap ping. Suppose some year India and China Teas are a miserable failure, what Is tbe medal worth for that year, a? from the P&oKet Tea man to tbe Consumer. TEA PRIOK OURBKNT : "VBRYKICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of some of the finest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas Imported. My aim with tola Tea Is to have something fit tor anyone's tableonanyocoaslon. PRICK, S*. PKIC POU.nD. "FAMILY MIXTUiiK," A most economlo higholaoa Family Taa. b»th the India and China being ael.otod with grrat euro no as * i s.oare fiist-orup Tea from the be<* xnown growths, well niaslpalaled leaf, rlre In tht- cv;, a-.d tborungbly and soundly oared. PRiCW. 2s. 8". PKB POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY. 11 This Tea has attained a vopc'&iitr aud wide olrculatlop, which la only onmpatab'n wiin close study rid attention to the tastes of a larxe olass of the gonera! oom munlty. PSIOh;, ia. TEH POUND. BPIiKNDIO " DARJEELINQ-FLAVOURED 3VIIXTURE," GrVlßAimro A BLEBD OF f ÜBB INDIA AND China Tbab. PBIOB, la. 80. PKit POUND. In tno Cap this Tea la a marvel ol cheapness, GUAKANTBSD POKK , OHOICB FIRST CROP BBOKKN LKA t •' PANYONG CONGOU." Price, Is. Cd, per lb, "PURE CHINA~TEA SITTINGS," With capital body and flavoi .'. Ud. per pound. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Qrlg'wl Packages, from Is. 6d. per pound. FEEDK. wiEETBHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. MOO.XX.& rfOWNSHEND, OORB fie JL OWNBHKIJD WINE AND SPIRIT MEROHANTS AND IMPORTKRS Of the following Goods whloh are OP* THE FINEST: QUAEITY AND ABB NOW on SALU PORTS Sherries Madeira " !■-■ ■': • SPA^fjNG BURGUNDY JAMAICA BUM Lowndos1 do BBANDIES Hennossy's • * * Mar toll's pale and dark Cavalier * * * in bulk and case Old Tom Geneva JDKZ ■ Wolfe's Schnapps WHISKEYS I 1 TEACHER'S Greenloss and ColvUle'B ~ Dunville'B AUSTRALIAN WINES ■ k ■'• Tokay* '' '* ~* ". ~'/',":. ',",. r,,' J ••:.•!! m M&tert'- !" • ■ Muscat Shiraz ■Roißllng , - ■*■'*" *' " ' Hookheime* ~.,,/ ' Prontignao ' ■ ■ •■ • Chassolas in pints and quarts ■ UQUBU'RS • ',[ I Curacoa - «, ' ' ;. !' i ' Maraschino CLARETS ,: '~""> -1 LaKoae'" - " • , ,Bt.JuHen' <: ■!:•' ■- ■' ,■!■>)fci'i .- ~ ,La Feto •: •■•• ,*; it n ■ .'»: '■:! ", , '~St, Kstephe , '< ■ ■;..■,', ;.■ . :..", '.■•' St. Emhoon (haute) . v. ■ .; - .' v, '. ALE AND STOUT '.■,■■■ ~ ■~. i '; Marrian's !hii.\ it.'i ■, ~. Bass • ■■ |■,-■ .■■ ,' ~ ; .n,: .-.. ~.t. , Tennont'B ~ *■:.■„ >>,;.■ ....,.., ■; ■•■■ :,•■ I "'■• Guinnesß's Dublin Stout .ell-]:! Whlfbread London do -^.vfo': ,'j.. • pints and, quarts,,,. : ' ~1 , ,|,!,,-.,,f /i W - 1 Address i FORT-STREET, ACTCKLAND.- , " f ■;,.:,' /,'.';!'.."'■:;:.;..! ■~, "'/[s:. ~',. .■ . '~ •- I :.. . ■ *' ■' •'■ ■' " !•■ ■jgj'rt'WA B;-b"i';B a'^.TLIY, teo'/l}''.'.': •'. AROHH«OT, "!: -.• i^bl] ;■ lii' ''■■■ BTICHBURS"B BUILDIIfaB, '■■'. *; Sf^ifr^QUJßN-BIRBBT, .:'•;' '■>«■«''



;.; i:• • Prospectus. ' J —— ; -a^ - ID R O 8 r EC T U Soy ' ov NSW ZEALAND IKON AND 31 EEL COMPANY (Limited). CAPITAL... „. £200,000 10,000 Shares of .Cj Each. 12,000 Sharoa to bo allotted at prosont, and the Balance when It is found necessary to Enlarge tho Works. Tho Sharos hold in Roservo will bo allotted to . tlio Sharoholdera at par, in proportion to tho number of Sharoa hold. Dikkctors: Clark,'James MoCosli, Auckland Stono, Captain Jamoe, Auckland Morrin, Tliomas, Auckland Chambers. John, Auckland Dawson, William, Wellington Holdshlp, Georgo, Auckland Keep, J. 11., Auckland Gurdner, Quy H., Now York Solicitors i Whitakor, Uussoll, and Buddie. Bankers : Bank of Now Zealand, Skouktaky pro tern. I James Macfarlano. The New Zealand Iron and Steel Com pany, Limitkd, is organised to manufaoturo Bar and Pig Iron and wire from tho iron sand deposits of tho West Coast by means of the patents ownod by Messrs John Chambers and 5. H. Gardner. 1 The practicability of those patents having been fully proved by tho works at present in operation at Onohunea, there remain but two points to be considered—viz., tho 3ost of unuiu ' racturing and tho market for tho produot, THK COST. In estimating tho comparative cost et manu facturing iron hero and in England thero aro three items to be considered, vii: labour, coal, undraw material. Tho raw material Is almost a nominal coat to us. The coal will cost no more hero than in England, for it is intended to use only gaa for " all heating purposes in tho works, which oan bo produced uy means of gas gonorators from Block or any brown cdol at a far lower cost than the same amount of neat can bo obtained from \ burning coal. Labour is then the only itom whioh will cost moro here than in England, and we havo to consider what advantage wepossoss to counterbalance this greater coat, Thoso advantages consist (Ist) in situation, by C which we save 10 per cent, on tho Homo cost j which is absorbed in commission, insurance, exchange and interest, and outward freight, us i the freight from Auckland or Onehunfja to dif ferent places in the Colony will be no more than t tho charges in England in bringing the iron r from the mills by rail i>nd oartago und shipping • oharffea in London; (2nd) in our piooess, by which wo save cost of fettling (or wrought iron ( scrapl, which in puddling from pig has to be put i into the f urnaco, and the cost or making the pig • and tho waste of tho same in puddling. This is . a most important item in our favour, and would i , bo alone sufficient to counterbalance the greater • cost of labour, for by tho patents under whioh f this Company will work tho same result is t obtained from iron sand as is obtained from ■ jiia iron, thus saving the oxponßO of making I tho pig. Tho differenco in cost hotweon pig • Iron in Kngland, suitablo for making good bar ' iron, and iron sand at Onohunga being fully 3os I per ton in our favour. I If, thon, wo tako the amount of saving which ■ wo have by our process and situation to countor balonco tho greater coat of wages in ihia j Colony,,wo havo :— • Ist -10 per cent, on tho Homo coßt—s»y £7.. 14/ • 2nd—Saving in freight 25/ i :inl— Savinsof fouling 3/ ■ !th-Saving of cost of making tho pig ..35/ • 6th—SavlngxOt manufacturers pro/its .. 7/ i Tho total cost or labour in mnnufaotaring pig . iron into linishtit bars in England •» undor 35a . j>or ton, so that If tho cost of labour hero is oven as hi'fh asliOs thoro remains a \htkc margin of prntir. It InPßtlmatcd thai. Mm total &*t»t the ; H-r «i per lon. THE MARKET. Tho production ot ohcnp iron opens so largo a field o£ industry that it is mipossiblo to estimate ' tho future of this trade. It is an undoubted fact 1 that bar iron can be mado from iron sandmore ' cheaply than from any other ore. 1 Tho supply of raw material is unlimited, and ' New Zealand should become one of the largest iron producing countries in tho world. Tho many branches of manufacture, of which ■ cheap Iron is tho prime essential, will no doubt spring into lifo now that both iron and coal may bo obtained In New Zealand, and with the supply bo will tho demand Increase. Tho amount of iron imported Into Australasia in 1882 was an follows :— Australia.Now Zealand. Tl. Tons. Tons. Bar Iron .. .. 41,500 9.250 53.750 Fencing Wiro .. 10,003 9,600 49.600 Galvanised Iron.. 37,080 8.00 45.080 Pig Iron .. .. 21,500 1,0 0 28.500 Plato Iron,. .. 9,250 1.000 10.250 Wiro Nails .. 6,750 2,750 9500 Hoop Iron.. .. 3,750 850 4,600 Sheet Iron.. .. 3.600 600 4,108 Them figures do not inclndo Tasmania or West Australia. J - ' Tho present cost of South Staffordshire iron, which is universally used in these colonies, ia £7 10s, f.O.U, London, costing delivery in New Zealand about £9 10s, which is one of the lowest prices for many years, owing to tho depression of the Iron industries in England. . ' Auckland iron at £8, f.0.b., would thus keep out tho imported iron, and lcavo a large profit to tho manufacturers. : It Is also proposed to manufacture the Iron into a few articles which aro largely used, such as fonolng standards. Huh plates, railway spikes, • &c, &c on whioh a larger profit can be made. i Fencing standards cost in the South Island about £11 per ton, and are used to the extent of over 8000 tona per annum, and in other lines large quantities oan be sold at better profits than oan be mado on bar Iron. Fenolng wiro being protected by a duty of fll per ton, and by a largo oost of importing, offers a proiUablo field of industry; and it is proposed to add this lino to the products of the Company as soon as tho abovo operations aro at work. The slog from the puddling furnaces, if it con tains a sufficiently high percentage of iron, will be smelted in on ordinary blast furnace, and run into pig iron, thus utilising all the waste products. 1 ! Sydney and Melbourne will take a large quantity of iron from üb, bs low freights are easily obtained to those colonies. | It is expected that Now Zealand iron oan be sent to England and tho United States at very profitable prices, as tho iron made bom sand in the United States by this process is found to be ot so superior a quality for making high-priced steel that tho whole of it is con sumed by that branch of industry, and the price paid would yield us a largo profit. India, Ch na, Japan, and San Francisco open I fields for exportation, whioh wo may shortly hopo to compote for, as our location is most favourable for thorn as a basis of supplies, and at certain seasons of the year freight can be had 1 at a merely rate; and a speedy enlargement of the works, as tho requirements of the trade may demand, i:t provided for in the 28,000 unallotted shares. Those shares, when allotted, will bo offered to the. stockholders at par in proportion ! to tho shares hold. •>...>...-' - This Company will take over the concessions obtained by Messrs Chambers and Gardner, consisting of 1000 acres of land, and four miles of foreßhoro on tho North Head and two miles 'of foreshore on the South Head of Mannkau Harbour, and three miles of foreshore at Taru naki, whioh will supply all the iron sand, neces sary for many years to oouie. No other place 'on tho west coast offers such facilities for oneap coal and roady transportation of the finished product as Unehunga; as, from its location we can ship from cither the East or West Coasts, and from the North Head the sand oan be put into barges at any state of tho tide or weather, without going outside the Heads, and brought to our own wharf. Theeo considerations make these concessions particularly valuable, while the loaso at Tara , naki will be available for tho manufacture of charcoal iron, as a good quality of charcoal can ,' bo obtained in that district at a reasonable price. The New Zealand Government has offered a bonus of £1,000 for tho first 200 tona of wrought •iron blooms,and an additional £1,000 for the first 200.tona of pig iron, manufactured from iron sand, .which this Company will seoure. ■ I The patents owned by Messrs Chambers and : Gardner are 30 essential to tho manufaoturo of iron by tho direct process, that it is impossible to manufacture iron from iron sand in payable quantities without them, thus scouring to the I Company a virtual monopoly. . Of the first allotment of shares, Messrs Cham bers and Gardner will receive for their New Zealand patents 3,000 shares paid-up to M, and iii future allotments of shares up to 40,000 in all. I p per cent; of such allotments paid up to £4. ' ' 9,ooosharesareatpresentoffßredtothepubllo, payable as follows:—10s on application, 10s on allotment, and 20a at intervals of 8, 6, and 9 months, tie remaining 20s at an Interval of not ' less' than three months after the last call, but it is not anticipated that it will be necessary to ;call up. more than £4 per share, • I In view of the many advantages we possess— a large and constantly growing market at our doors, and separated by so many, miles from its i present base of supplies, a practically unlimited supply of iron sand, suitable opal at a low price close at hand, and tho cheapness of our working —we have no hesitation in offering the shares "J of this Company an one of the safest and most ■ profitable investments which hag OTor beon 'before t^iejp>ibjUc,r-.,U'J(u A



E. IPOIRTIEIR <5c C 6., WHOLESALE 'AND RETaIL ': IRONMONGERS AND IKON MERCHANTS, ~, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND.' ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATED WARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Bleotro-plate and Nlokle Spoons and ForKe, Silver-plated Dessert and Fish Knives ana (Toms, In Ivory and Pearl Hnndleu. in Bets or i:mob, Silver Plated on Bent Nlofclo. Kntree Dishes in Bets. Fish Biioes and Carvers. Napkin Hinna, Ste«k Dishes Crnot Frames, lilquour Frauufl, Uu.boaaea and Engraved Trajs, Tea and Uillaa Service, Cake and Card Ba«kats, Vine Jolsiors. Nutoraokn, Celery Htaudfl, wnsarg and Creams, Tart Sorvew, Sardine Boxes, HoUle Holdorti, Hugsr Hlftera, Fruit ajioonn. Salad Knivt.B and Forks. HrUlOfcske Kulvcb, Jolly Spoonn and Ulaheg, Chlid ron'n Cups and fc'oia WHITE WIRE GOODS. SIUBWOOD'I nines we lntrodnoed the«e Goodo, they have oome Into General Uae. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. From thb t»«ST Makers. ,__s2ss2k Bitchot Braces and Ureabt Uriilß. Kublloh and Amtrioan Hand Boxwood Bales. Compaßßes, and Caliidtre, icso. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. f \# <r """~T:;";i ,fp\ 5 - If /I \ If feslii ilL..si lii It a m i»K.'u,^inw« Pott ib'eForuw with ":.n H'nst. llsdraulio Pnrohod aid BheaHnK Soiithb o l^d i?-tt!e"jlolB N«*ly »«H C oed ■.linlih.'Heir.h Anvilst .ai weljjhti.. uroriouoi wilh Vice o.momßU gwnio Blocks. Hcacth Utctee. Watar To^re Irons TarninK Littheß for Iron and Wood, Stocks and Dies fcrowlnK Maohlnes (or Ho.'.* aritt Pipoa LrlUlog Maohlnos. &o. COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. *^> 1 HB^tßi^^^^Sraß^^l^^Nßj.-i VI Mr ■jS'V r^ Q OUR LAHGE S UGK F STOVK CUMPUI&B- O " Smith and WollBtood'«. Watson, Qow and Oo."«. Amerioan Cooking Stovoa, with iateß* lmprive- Q Sentß.forCoalor\Vood.B.P.&Oo.'Bßelt^etUnß :■ M Cottans K«ge« with oven and boiler; Kanjje* y» f*i with Soveaa and holler, BQltabio toi large famlll«B and hotels. JBBSIBStfBBSSe NBWUKBIQNB 1b Tlla Howths, Tllea (or Bhopi, Bathß, Fnnltaro, led. tco. STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. I Just Landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYE BROS\, comprising fhnaphur B»on ten. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR 010, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. ■i . übnlar Lanterno, Harraoane Lantornß. Farm Lanterns. «table Ltintorns, Paekec La. tei-nu, Bull's-eye Lanterns. The Tabular I ,anter< a can be filled, lighted, imd rosnlntort wlth.iut rumovlnpt tho globe. .- i sn ■;'■• c> I; >v ■ ■'. ••■ ■■ ! WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT : RETAIL DEPARTMENT : ;. ;'';■■-■ . ':,,'j";!":.'' .'.. '. ;u ', ■''! ■ ' •*! ,'«■ woiJ ''- «-■;■ :; ' ';,■,■• "«^ HIOH-STEEBT, " : <■--■■■ ■ ."■■■.! i QaEBN'STRKBT, ';'-' ■ /i'A'.U' o'.'KvE'A.i.?. "P^'° '' ','., I';:' .BRANCH gTpBB :_,";, gKWMABKET. ' ■, h: ALL OBDEBS DELtVEBED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS, .. ,



, ' Land atid Estate 'Aptiiwiy v.j.itoßS,' iw. v, bsmma ' HOUSK, DAND, AN- itST/Tlg AflSffiitS .SHOBf ■rfn>3TKß«-V '■• '.Xi: 'lito. ill rih Buyers are reagtOtfailjr.inTljftjl < in :i»ni our List or Piopotttes. , «W v to Tig id rt Onrre^t Rate ■ ol 'fatejijt rt hA s. yy. i lviam sol HOUSE, LAND/AND FINANCIAL AGBNT j: VULOAN IxINE, AUOKLfflp,r; .j.v; Santera i-Nottonai Sank aJ New ZttJuA I tißKTaajiaiK'rßEKsrcoiiHrftfl.1 I MONBY InTertoa for Capitalist! Be itotaj I: lecmritlsMi, without CnAaca. ■ Btti* ocl el" Allowed on dewsltmaHl iPTeated, .■•.i '. ■' m MORTBAGKB had LOANB,Km#^, ,', , BHABEB Baoittt or BoM taorfia;,,, I-: ISBTATRB Manned for Abaeniwi1 ( ; I 1 IJjOTMKNTS Bonght, 42a Hocissßoia H IB A. iheWeeUrftunnaatSwem, , I KOIiJJIMB AL^OIMSNtS TOB<UU w rat root i~ 1 Scotland Btreat, 80/ 'WesHaesw t- I 1 lukennftii-eirvet. O,' liepiiutn-sim* M/- I 3ond-3t«et,«/ Lifjar Pl«os, «/•* •■■ I Aixyle-stroot, <6a Riohmtinil Ec»4, £3 , i a«j*BfoM-«t««», W ■■cbek-ffwit. <ao i; Pwoiral ?»»d«ivi«( .' P«rA6l',-«s' ' ■ I rteoismaUcu. fit MmiiiVKd^BaAll I 't'-To-Btreat. 8V ' inqu63iPlnC»,a ,' |i HROfco»t-ost»o». ' ' TWlef Bokill \s»i '■•. 1 Nonboot . 10s WlM!*m»Jt*ta»:"\. I And '■■ rwionf aitser, «■»»»»'.tt'ttiKiilw^ I in" 8D WKKKLY-Ho«seiti>j!B«W,«iM(l»ij. I 1U Eden, large garden. Ettiffjetatft b* I deferred pa;me ts. . ~•',. , ■ I ,7i.vV IB HKHIHJKN S' KSftT-NewSoffl» te*J | with vorandali and bow WIIMOW.VW J of harbour. Price, fIJSO. ■■'■'■ ffi- TKKLAND^TKKET-NewTCl*Ng« « JL Houbs for Sale j good' view •.« liom, m Kasy tarma can be arranged ' M m *5 ye»ra In NcIBOB-atreet. . Mow aattt S VallA with II desired; pleasant ybp„ , ' f SOBUBBAN hotkL tot Bal*lWltlW»:V ■ from AnokUnd, on main ttonjo«U««,*» I Beverai aorea ot land adJololM. jOUMS ff brewer or capitalist ijkiiitiiS m mwo bbior; shops toWi iom, I J. of tha Olty. Qnlta Sew.''.'W»*'»*' [ tlonforbnelaess. ~.-.iii D-ftisSti'tfiS il PAItNBLr,--six-roonle4'B«%fflMl{[iß ft, in Kutland-Btrect; pleasant;W «»■; 1 boor. Prloe, £325. Kaa» tarmJ Of IWmOJ^. | for Sale, with 2 largo aliotm»B, %»\ I pardeD. Price £4SC. • ; I -I\roBTBooTK-j»notm«EtflihfoMJ*K ( 11 AUotinentß for Bale* fIW BBSf*."" I from l»t wharf. *3<leoon.:' usSiMl'iint I' for Sale, en ir,a)n roadto AnoHWyKI 1 lano, fenced, in grass j 4|taUes troni Aoemw n Alto, 22 aores, waterfrontage,.!,,. ..i"1 l. HOUSK at Mount Eden with aboutWOffi* |; . ground, having a main frontage^ Jl'w |.. orohard, garden, oow-ened, plgstTi W'"^ Ij eto Price. W5 Baw tortpe.^ u>ft ,.^ ] ,i, f IM'KBIK OK« B BKT-NeW«(I (S I X> yonlent Cottage K» : Balfl. MMOBP** fe . Uonal Ohoroh, On easy term*. . .^.tw HAMILTON (WaUuitOl-HouieWjJrer I . gtoond for Bale, two' ispAmj'mwr t Bank of Mew Zealatd. for £95. I**%-iL*j. -» WAIKIKKIK-EightrA^jMfW" * for fi6S. Splendid ohanoe for WWJJg I buildings. «a, and ffl »^*Wtatol SMe. ve^ySheap. Grandw*Mrai«9» S Also. New 7-roomed Houeo and v&ttafi&i:- \ choleoVlUa Sites for Sale. J»™»jS «mv*o« biuitaget, and possosotes ™J^, views to ba^toMiffiS.1";? inIT3»: •»'^ou ton tor Sale, wltt toi««^ ruens 10 x 1001 very oheao. j^^iJini"jid j for ana at fflperiowtinJwsfl*«* RKii ÜBB A-lR acrw, foir.3*»l««* <7:": I House fc* ale, »i:o«mßß*tf.*W w ~■ I 'l«rt'»B. Prfos.«oo. . <i jal^oS i Wortahoi; tor sale i tsra rUlrtniMW! f1! , |, I frcavtges) ea«y terms. «,.«,»[ Pa» I ' tf AKM6 aise i^or Sale at W&UtO^jJ^J, i I f fflomnio.Stoltosi Point,WiUtrterA*1*; | , i-arul. North ahore, Papakra*- .^^jj** ■' Iv« in wow JEMfcMd .aSsdiw?.!?W^'■ I cuas, wTllia.mso* J



.g AMES B U *jSvSf;5 Goods Carted and Delivered to»m SUW "". i onShortoatNotloa.!; •6<^. h BALLAST■ S.UPFl>nj&fJ|| ■ I Kewoastle and Bay ot IslatSs <^WfW ! ■wood lent and nnouti rcaaonaP'^—^ 1 HVERREGULATim. • . : : * lOKIN'B PODOPHYLLIN tTJMfI/f »ij JX, are now known from Invere«r»UM|j^ gonnl as one of the most effoptire wmWW S SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid DlgeeWKJ,. tion, Billonsneus, Chronlo Omstipatlw, 'fifa lenoy, &o. They are a safe aperl«* • •,, CONTAIN SO MINERAL WHATEVW*. ...■*; jjj Sold In Boxes at is., and Bottles at I|-«Mr" . 28.6 d. (all sugar coated*. /„,,,, nT . t-.-SiC i AOHE PHABMAOI. QUEEN-BraEliTT.'i ,:iu| ■ __■ :;■