CORRESPONDENCE.

ANGLICAN SYMPATHY WITH CATHOLIC CLAIMS.

(To the EiJitor),

Sin,—ln a recent isiue of your paper you fnraiihcd your readers ■with the opinion of the Key. K. Colfuy, os cxprev.ed by him> self atSt. Maiy's C'lnrch, vVellini. ion. tie thuie stated that the C.tholic claims for sp:cial treatment on this education qu s tion were for the glory of God; that he would rather have a good Catholic to deal with than an Agnostic, Mateiialist, or Atheist. This sou ads very we!l to the un thinking. But, ia the first place, Mr Caffey should be prepared to prove that our public schools are producing the characters he refers to. And, secondly, that the teaching obtained in Koman Catholic schools is superior ia its results. Let us look at the result of their teaching. Therefore, under the most favourable cir cumstances, which I presume, those ob tained by the children in Home, previous to the Italian occupation, is a fair example, for at that time the Pope was the most absolute monarch in the world, ruling a people whose physical, moral, and intellectual state, was the result of accumulated centuilea of a government and institution, according to the advocates of the Papacy, the best in the world, and administered by infallible wi.dom, unei/in;; justice, spot less integrity, and unimpeachable truth. How, then, aoes it stand on the question of morality and good government? This can be;t be understood by the following striking contract :—ln London, the proportion of foundlings to births is 4 per cent ; in Borne it is 70. In En^hnd and Wales the murdira annually perpDiruted average four in each million of the population; in the Papal States i;hey arc 113, rihe security of po petty and the social order which reign in iSugland are the theme of admiration thiougbout Europe, but witnesses whose competence and honesty are alike beyond suspicion combine to tell us that in both these respects Kome is unquestionably the worst city in the civi'ised world, Dean Alford himself, writing from Kome, says " that toe present moral and religious state of lloii:.i! ia a foul blot on modern Christen dom, ar.d hardly to be paralleled even among the darkest passages in the history of our race." Strong language, undoubtedly, as he who used it was well aware, and therefore to anticipate this objection he says, "I know I am making strong as unions, but the fai:t3 themselves are stronger." I ask, it. the face of such evidence as this, are we to be told by the representatives of such a system that our schools are godless, and tbertfore unfit for their children! I sincerely trust that we shall not find any craven-hearted cowaidsiu the ranks of our legislators; but that on this great question (which is being watched wicn intense lu tci-ebt both here and in Australia) the emissaries of the Church of Borne will get such a verdict ai will for ever dispel the idea oil obtaining Government moueys to support thdr convent schools.—l am, &c, UNDENOMINATIONAL.

OUR CEMETERIES.

(To the Editor.)

SIR,—I was much pleased on looking over your report of the City Council meeting to notice that the Legal Committee recom mended that application be made to Gov ernment: for a Crown grant for a cemetery site at Waikomiti. .Now, sir, I consider th'ij is a step in the tight direction, and one which ought to have been taken long ago, and I trust that no time will now be lost in closing the present cemeteries. It is a ciy ing disgrace to allow people to be buried (as they are nearly every day) in the heart of the town. Surrounded aa the present cemeteries are by dwelling houses, it can* not certainly be conducive to the health of the inhabitants. If there is anyone suffi ciently interested, let them look at the course of the open drain running fiom the present cemeteries to Mechanics' Bay, and they will wonder that no action has been taken before. Bat, Mr Editor, it is not only at the Auck land side that matter for complaint arises. At the North Khoie, I find on visiting this favourite suburb that their cemeteries are at the Flagstaff Hill, one of tte greatest resorts of picnic parlies, &c, in holiday time, and even now almost built in by houscj. It is tngh time the people iv this locality also got a Crown grant some distance away, as it will not tend to make it very popular to find the cemeteries right in the centre of this delightful retreat. Hoping that the authorities will move without delay ia this highly important matter, and that it will not be allowed to remain in abeyance,—l am&c,

C. E. H,

Auckland, August 10,1583.

FEDERATION AND ANNEXATION OUR POSITION.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—The illegal, precipitate, plucky, atd somewhat praiseworthy action of little Queensland in collaring and graspm? New Guinea — that vast, perhaps incom prehensible island of the Booth Sea—h«s caused much thinking, talking, and writing in every part of the civilised world. Sir, good will come of it, most likely. Mow, 1 will not even advert to the published details of the affair; I only very particularly wish to allude to an incideut of it. It seems that we of the great Australasia must con federate ere we swell about annexation— this is a preliminary. Well; yes, well; but what is the condition and posi tion of New Zealand regarding the talked of confederation, and respect ing the coming necessary grand con ference about federation? I say this-at present, as now, we should appear under most disadvantageous conditions. We should appear as only one colony among the group. Victoria and Tasmania, situated just exactly like these two fine islands (only not so good as these), would, you know, be two in the large and grand bargain, Certainly, these two very large islands ought long since to have been two distinct colonies. And independent dis tinctness of topographically separate coun tries is requisite and necessary, as well for the body politic as for legiti mate, proper confederation—say, something like (uot wholly like) America, Perfect independence for any sort of society, social or political, essential to a federation, neces sary to a union, like, say, families in a legally-incorporated town. Our members are now, 1 sec, in deep peiplexity at sea, at sixes and sevens, all of them concerning centralisation aod local independency. Two colonies, sir, two Governments, of course I I Abolish counties and boards, Heaving in tact municipalities. Two Governments, sir, for these two large island countries, notlten, as Mr Moss asks.—l am, &c, W. E, Sadler.

NEW MODE OF PREPARING FUNGUS.

(To tho Editor.)

Sir,—A short time back I sent you a sam ple of prepared akeke fungus, and received hi return your good opinion. lam happy to tell you that a.l others who have tasted the same have spoken favourably. I have just sent samples to the "Argus," " Town and Country," " Lyttelton Times," and Sir George Grey. M> aical gentlemen will perhaps prescribe this as & useful con fection. The existing unwarrantable profit —2d to the gatherers, and Is 6d from the utilizers—may perhaps be altered. NOTE OF PREPARATION, If gathered after rain yon can easily divide the upper and lower leaves; if dry, soak; rain water is best; then separate the leaves, refusing the yellow dead pieces. JNow, make a syrup, and soak; when dry, soak again three times; if dried in the sun ft is by_ far best; do not diy in an oven; your thieves will be dogs, pit;.", bees, flics, &c.; in some instances you will need to sprinkle sugar while half dry, for after the division a tough skin which pro tects the jelly has to be completely covered before it has a jujube sensation between the teeth, Lemon, almond, ginger, cinna mon, &c, may be used for flavours. Some may prtfer soda in the soak. Ac'd robs the jelly and hardens the skin. When dry, press and box, taking care it does not get wet. This may be used as it is, or stewed gently for 2 hours, and afterwards ueed with fruit for pies, &c. Consumptive people and other Invalids may be tempted to use it fetuwed with grated orange peel, lemon, andapples. Iftoosweet.addadditiona fruit;otber invalids may need the addition of § rated ginger, more carbonate of soda, or rimstonu, cither of which gives an agree able combination. I am taking into consideration the advisability of feeding sick people with what is acknowledged to be very highly nutritious. I will shortly publish other modes of using this denizen of our forest home. This specie of funsi 13 found upon the lawa, pukatea, and mahoi trees, each tree giving a sligatly different flavour to its crop. '1 he mahoi is some times hidden by Its abundance. In one piece there are three qualities—the upper, the lower leaf, and the socket or stem. Strange

as it may seem, I have transplanted akefco dulrg tie late heavy fx^airfStaS ting the wood upon which It was sticWna slwajs preferring the twisted o* cuiVd portions. The samplo woi diy, why, & A shrivelled, a: it all i, at this time of tha year. Having prepared come honeduns? soil, and hwa haves, I plant-.d the nie&s oi wood, i artly covering ih c fungus'with joH, and altogether covering witd i awa , leave i. In a few days the leaves were .black and upright; and in tbree weeks, blaok, upright, and f u 'i of sap, beinc; also twice the size. 1 believe a b^d may be prepared similar to a mushroom bed, and crop t'tken of improved size and quality. Agaio, the mahoi ha small tree, and may be town or planted for shelter. When six iuchei in diameter cut a sma'l tcarf to kill one side of the tree when very vigorous, akeke wiU appear on the sap line. When nine inches in diameter cut oil' the branches, and the tree will }L covered. We may, perhaps, by cultivation soften the skin and increase the jelly property, but it is best to cut with a kn'fe , and to tave the young shoot:!.—l am &c , Te Tangata Mat ait. '.!

THE HOSPITAL SURGEON.

(To the Editor.)

, Sib,—During the time I have resided in \ Auckland,! nave taken great interest in the Provincial Hospital, and seeing the urgent nece sity under which it labours, in being unprovided with private wards for serious cases, ana for the reception of a better clam ■ of patienti who would be wPing to pay for separate accommodation, a? in the erse of she late Dr. I'itzgexald, have left in my will alll possess to be de« voted to that purpose. 1 trust you will deem this an excuse for asking the insertion of other remarks Sioce Dr MackeHar haa Ibsen connected with the institution, ontbe occasion of a seiious accident I experienced j the benefit of his great skill and attention, and am but expressing the feelings |of all those who have known his [ care when I complain of the in justice shewn to bis assiduous devo< tion to their wants. I trust that those of . the medical profession who have been eon« , I nected with him in his work will be too noble in mind to let any little differences of ; opinion prevent the puolic from reaping the advantage of his further endeavours in his present capacity, and will, to a man, stand up in the cause cf justice. If all those concerned in the management of the Hospital interests will reflect v jon the difficulties of a position where to . be firm and act conscientiously is but too certain to make enemies, they will agree with me that perfection is impossible, and that the man never will be found who can please or even give satisfaction to all Trusting my remarks will be pioduciive ol a good result,- 1 am, &c, A Geai bful Patient.

Printed »nd Published by the Proprietor. H?|S Brktt, of Symonda-street, at MS wfc Printing vfflce, Wyndham-street, in »» *«ft. vince olAnokland. New ZM&a&ai HON hay, AUCIUBT 13.1883 I

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, AUGUST 13?



"~ ""^TO-MORROW. nv ORDER OP THE PUBLIC TBUSTEH OF On the Prw he* Pti^^tteot. next the Swan /111 o'clock. THE FFFKCT3 OF THE DfcCEASSD MRS SCIIT- A WrfLL - SHIFTED STOCK rF OROCKiW/'.S, HOU-BHOi D GEORGE SIBBIN, | Auctioneer. \ ~~~ TO-MOKKOW, TUESDAY, AUGUaT 14. THE HAYMAKKET. FOR iSALE, at the Haymarket, on Tuesday next, August 11th — 10 KEGS GOOD BUTTEF. ALFRED BUCKLAND. i • ■ i FKIDAY, AUGUST 24. THE HAY MARKET. SALE OF HOK3B STOCK. FOR SALE by auction, at the Hay market, oa Friday, tho 21th AnRUSt. 1. THB CYDKSDALE BTALLION CHAM PION, out ol an Imported Maro; i toms old. A sure foal-getter; well broken and Btaunoh In traco and Bhatt. He Is a handsome hors*, very aotlve, and free from a i vioe. It is needier to comment on tne quality of Champion's btOolr. S. A FIRST.OL4S3 CLYDKBDALK MARK i by Prince Arthur, 5 year* old. A floe auimul, with gool action: well broken and staunch, 8, A DRAUGHT MARK, aged; very good and staunch. L A WKLL-BRED GELDINH, i years Old. A Flrat-olasa Lidj'a Haoic ; well-paced ; 16} hands. 5, A OBKSTINUT GELDING. 6 years old, 16 bands, by Satyr out of a Don Jnan maro. A ROOd oro=s conntry horse ; oarrlea a lady; broken to single and donbla har ness. ALFRED EUOKLANP, {COUNTRY OATTLB SALES. Drwy—^Vednoß'lay,' Aiißnst 15 Papafcma—Wednesday, August 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET REGULAR SALES OF HaY AND STRAW BAOH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. At 11 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16; ' THE REMUEBA YARDS, IJ7IOK 'SALE, at tbe Kemuera Yards, on j JJ Thursday,next, Angnst 16 at 1 o'clock, j 28 Oxen, from h inborn o 40 Oxen, from Napier SO Fat Steers, from Walkato 200 Wethers, from Whsngarel £03 Wether?, ex Manaponn, from Napier 2SO Wethers, irom Walkito Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Figs ALFRED BUCKL&ND. TUESDAYS. TBE HAYM&BEXI, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEFSKINSJ HIDHB AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, atUo/olooh ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. TCjiOK SAIE, at the Junction Yards, on JR. Tuesday next, • GO Fat Oxen* from Whakatana CO PotEallooks, from uawera S3 tf\t Cattle, from Waikato 700 Fat Sheep Dairy Cows, Store Cattla Fat and Store Pigs, &o. At 1 o'clock.' HUNTER & NOLAN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. PAPAKURA CATTLE FAIR. The nnaoralgned will bold their BUIRST CATTLE FAIR Ol? IHE U SBABON On MONDAY. Septembar 3, at tho Fapakura Yards. HUNTEB & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS, FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, BIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS, HUNTER 6 NOLAN. • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, < At 11 o'clock a.m. At AH Saints' Parsonage, Ponsonfcy Road, Handsome book-case and valtj. ABLE LIBRARY, DBAWING-ROOM BUITE, BRUSSELS CARPET, &c. r, f.lFvans HAS been instructed by the Executors of the late.Rev. E. N. Bree to sell by auction, at the Parsonage (All Batata?, Pon- MnbyVon Wednesday, the 15th instant, at O'olook a.m., The balance of the FURNITURE ana the Valuable ana carefully selected Library of the late E. N. Bree, containing most ot the Standard Works of almoßt all the Ancient and Modern Eminent Writers. Handsome Book-case with Drawers, etc.very fcioasome Inlaid CeiStre Table (by SeuffertK XzantDrawtog-room Walnut Suite, Occasional Tables, Whatnot. Paper Cabinet. Brussels Car net (very chaste, almost new), Fender and Irons, Dining-room Chairs (massive mahogany frames). Office Table, Double Iron Bedstead Spruag Mattrass, Marble-top Waahstand, Wardrobe, Chests of Drawers, Mea'cme Chest, Chinese Flower Stands. Blowers and Pota, and a lot or Sundries, Garden Tools, otoi, etc. Also, if not previously d<spo3ed of, a now and complete Mario Lantern, in perfect order; various suo> ]ccta—suitable for exemplifying lectures, D. F. EVaNS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, At 12 15 sharp. By order of tho Registrar oi the Supreme Court. VAHjE & DOOGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shorfland-stieet, on the above date, tofcethet with Lots 12 and 13 pat.sh1 of Waiko mfti, containing 0 aore3 and 37 perches. Also, Bimedlately after pale ol New Lynn Hotel, Will bo eo'd A FOUR-ROOM K,D C JITASB, Bltaated io c et. Monnt Hden. together ' with Allotment 33 x 90. Farther particulars on application to the Auc tioneera. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Bhortland-street. B. TONES.] [B. 0. CAEK.] fB. D, TONKS AT AN EARLY DATE. BX EAST LOTHIAN, FROM LONDON. QDPEBIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN © vshVtm AND TAPitdTBY. O'.d English OaMnete, Oak Dining Koom cnlte. Walnut DrawtaK ronm Saltea In Taceatry and PiOeh TOUet Tables, Davenports. Whatnots. Mnsio BtOO'^a, Loo Tables. Card Tableß, &c. 1c0.,-- Ice. Tbe Auotioneera wonld mioclaHy nail attention to tbe above eale Ot nbonlzod and Walnut Fur niture, witch will be ovonnd np in a lew daya ; and from the m marks In Consignee'^ letter, oan oonflAently recommend It for quality, Dtrls, and ■ O. TOJIKS is CO., 1 Bk . Auctioneers.



W, 8, OOOHBAH& 3AB. DAOBE TO-MORROW. NEW CALEDONIA HOTEL BUILDING FOR REMOVAL. fHIEE Subsoriben will sell on the i Premises, Now i:alfdotla Hotel, 01 mes , Oay, Uth Inst., at 11 o'clock, ITITT , TWrI , THB NKW CAL-KDONIA HOTKL BUILDING 1 (To bs removed In Fourteen Days). ALSO, COUNTER FirTINGS^URMTORB, &c. SAMUEL. COOHKAMK & SOK, Aucticneßis. JAB- OA.CK7 MONDAY, AUGUST 20. By Order of tlie General Trust Board. 1 ALLOTMENTS, S. STEPHEN'S I ESTATE, TO BE L BASED FOR I SIXTY YE.4ES. THR subscribers have been instructed to ofT-r for Loiso by p-.b io auction, at the I L»nl Mart .For" i.'cct on Monday, 20th 1 St., a5 li o'clock, for a term of 60 yesrs. i The fo'lowiag AUoiments in i. Stfcphon'a i Bitsti, v.;z.:— ■ LOT 7. havinß 220 links front!-,;, 0 to tho Avenue by 210 links t.) Bide lOid. i ml routainiDS 1 rood S3 porchi3. bUur-.o ncu; Cap", iowclla property. LOT 41 being the corner opposite thi property Of G. t?, Kleslins?, 221 links frottnga «o tho Avenue bood. LOT 40, adjo'nl'.R e.bcv", K0 liak; frontapra to Avenue Kosd. Conditions of Lnnso ora ba Boja at the offices SAMUEL COCHBANE & SOU. I THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. I CITY OF AUCKLAND. FOUK BUILDING ALLOTMENT;?, PICTUN-STKEET. FIVE BUILDING ALtOTMEiSTS, SELWYN-STHEET. ONE BUILDISNG ALLOTMENT, HEPtfURN AND PICTON-SThEETS (Between Picton and Hepburn streets.) G. W. BINNEY aAS received instructions from the Cily Contoll to offer by anotlon, at bi? Site Rooms, Lower Queen-street, at noon on Thurs day, Auk i! at 16, THE LEASE FOR 32 YEAES O* ALLOTMENTS 30.3 L, 3J, and 33, four Bui dioa Allotments fronting Pioton street, 50 to 90 feet eaoh f contage, with lar^a depth. ALLOTMENTS 23.29. 41. 42, ana 43. five Build ing Allotments {ranting Selwyn - street (adjacent tj the above), from 52 to 74 fejt frontages and large deptb. ALLOTMENT 22, one Ealldincr Allotment. fronttriK Ilep'j.irn-itreet (closo to jnotlon ot Picton strtot), 35 ftet fo'itaz-i. with lprge deuth a: d sma!1. fronts: to i-icton street. lhssa Allotments are dellahtfully s^ta^efl, 1 nomrosniittiK viowa ol the hsrbou' unrt the Haurakl Half, and not to b3 cquallei In the Ulty. Pic:oa and Seiwrn str.-of have ju9t lately been dri>.i ci, nud to mud to rermatienS levels. I Tbe Corp.ration pivo one-third the value of I the Bonding on ?no grcund at tt-o expiration or Lease. Terirsf'f Sals and Conclit'ors of Tesso may be Viewed at ihe r.fllci of the Town Clert, i;ity Council Offloa, Biga-S'rect, en and af.er the 28th instant, aid at tbe b'alo Hooms of the Auotloneer on the day ot end the day prior to the ealo. ALLOrMKNfS BK FLAGGKO. Business JSotices. Formosao In Morte, ■KTEW ZEALAND FERNS _Lt( (Unmounted, or ' f Tastefully Mcnnted in various ways), From 12 up to 120 Varieties, Eoh Sale uy ERIC O R A I O, PRINCKS-STREET. | SHEEE DOOE3 iBOVE "STAB" OSTIOB. MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS, Insurance and v imiko Reoisteb Books Sfeoiallt Kulsd and Boc«d. MUBiO, Masaztnos, Public Libraries and Sunday School Books well bound. BAKERS BPKUIAI. RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles Prayer, and Hymn Books Ko- bound. BAHDANQ CHOIR MUSIC BOOKB BULSD' TP E A O O C X, • OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND BYE GLASSES of every description. An Acoubatk Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, 1 Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Bahomkti-hs, Thermometers, Blkotrio Belfs, Batteries, and Fittings, Maaseta Eleotrio Maohines and Medical Colls, oi-K^^LASJE^mOCULA^FJELD Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Splrl Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Sallnometers, Argentometerp, fee., &a, &o OPPOSITE THE POST • OFFICE, Bhortland-sthrkt, tfe JB. Bum b, VICTC)EIA-STIiK«T, IMPORTER OF BUItDKRS' & FURNISH DIEBOI rHOM TdAvnrtOTVUXaB. Has for baio, at ixiw Kawa- Oarnenters' Tools NallB( LOOka, Hingeg Sttohen KanKfß BegiPter Gr»t«s, In great Variety S^arblo and.. Enamelled Slata Maniltpieoes, Largest Stnok in Auobland " Marble, Bleotro-Plata, Cnrb. and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Blste Cement, tnd Plaeter INSPKOTION ISVITf D. . IT* RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED VJT STORK, FORT-SIRHBT. The CommerclDl Fabllo r-o informed that this bond Is now oarrled on under tbe the dfrec tion of Mb Lotjib Flemmino. wbo has for several yeans been engaged in the Warehouse, and Is intimately acquainted with the wishes and reaulremesta ot nil the customers. Importers may rely upon evory care and attention Mm given to^elr frtggfe^,,. Q-unsmitn. Guns I Cjtunsi O-unsi SHOOTING SEASON, 1883. TO SPORTSMEN. I). EVI T T GVNMA XX E, 264, yUKSN-STRJCKT. AUCKLAND, Oppoelte the City Mariiet, Offers FOB SALE, at UaujnaUy Low Prices 1— >«»v Double Breeoh jMMmsSk<?\' loading Guns JBm£ ,' losdingGnna S M-SMBer loading Guns V&tfmW Curtis and Harvej'a Dla- JIY/ b***. monil Gnujowder jgsam'r f\ Pkou, wiiko & Laurenoe (-,' ,—-~ Ji li AlUanon Runpowdor Kl'*^Fr!*¥ Walker's, Parter and Co/fl ■ ' lt,x>~r Newcastle Chilled Shot iff' -Bra Biey's Cartridges and" Car. wR KS^ Kley a (Jops and Wadding Ek- ml Loadinu Maoblneß, Ke-cas- V" 5 cors« &o» W V powder Klaefes and Sho Ponohea M| i Game ii.ian and Oun Cases ill'i iJrQou3. fil Grin "worv* of tjviij y kind du»io on the J PiamlscH, voikn.stiuhlp Unsurpassed mE>, In the Onlcuy, -mrt frtcoa Reasonable. KBtftbliihea 859, ' O ppoailß THK 011 1 Markki



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NELSON, MOATE&Co.'s INCOMPARABLE OARJEELING BLEND. QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clotliing Factory. »



Dnapproached in Quality and Cheapness ars the TEAS BOLD B» ROBERT USTZELA-ILi. IT may 'ntt'bd universally'known that without Advertising, Ticketing, Or Puffing, ROBERT NEAL haa obtained In a low rears the Largest Retail Sales of Teas in tho Province of Auckland. This tact la unttistakeable proof of the PURENES3 and SUPERIOR QUALITY of tho TEA 3 SUPPLIED. As iho result of forty years' English and Colonial oxperionco in tho trade, and by careful.solection of the best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAB, ROBERT NEAL is able to give bis Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. 10a. 1S UNEQIi^ L T^E PRIOE . The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10a." - fnSSSSSZn. The Superior Quality of the Teas sold by Robert Neal ore so solf-evldont to those 'who have tried them, that' no scientific analysis la necessary to proclaim their Qenuino Purity and Excellence. Theatre' Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland.



New Teas. TEA. SKILL in tho art of combiriinf? tho gro ,-tha of INDIA and CIIIXA is far from common; long experience in Sorting and proper facilities for Mixing aro not always at tho command of tho dealer in Tea. Tho best Teas in tho cup aro the product op many soots. 'I wenty years' knowledge of tho trado enables tho Subscriber to placo tho very best valuo at tho service of his Cus tomers. Very much extended areas ot cultiva tion, and quicker means of transit, have . lessened considerably tho first cost of all Tons. The amount of duty is Id. per Ib. on all sorts and qualities. Tho VERY finest varieties are now sold by tho Subscriber at lower prices than over. SEVEN POUND EOXES Of Pure Indian Tea for twenty shillings. SEVEN POUND BOXES of Blended Tea (of extraordinary merit), fifteen shillings and sixpence. SIX POUND TJNS of Family Tea, eleven shillings each (cash). TWO POUND TINS of Unrivalled Tea, four shiliinKS each (cash). ROBERT" EEW, City Tea Mart, VICTORI A-STREET, LI.QUOR TEA COMPANY LONDON. A HANDSOMB VOLUMK Is Given Away with Kvbbx Three Pounds of li-QUOR TTTTTTTTTTTT TT TT TT Tr TT TT 2/6 $ a,, TT 3/ $ n> TT TT TTTTTT W. S. COLLINS, AdENT, MANUKAU ROAD, PARNKLL, AUCKLAND. Tuiids Strictly Cash. Medical. uIVBK OOMfUAIrT^ DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININB LIVER PILLS) without Mer onry). Thb Best Rkmkdt fob BiliocsheM Stomach Dkranbbmbnt, Flattjlbnok, Paini BBTWBBK THK SBOULDEKB, BAD AFFBTITI, IrrtltQSgTlOli, ACIDITY, HBAD-AOHE, HkAKT bctbn, and all other Bymptoma of disordered liver and dyspepsis. Acknowledged by many eminent snrgeona to be the safest and mildest pills for every constitution In Boxes at Is ltd, Is Bd, and it Sd. Sold by Chemiete and Medlolne Vendors throughout Hue world. Prepared by Jais. Uorke, London. Spedally vahiabls Pllli (or raaldants abroad and travellers. Sold by Kempthokmk. Pbosbkb & Co. PBPPBK'B QUININE and IKUN TONIC rouses and developes tho nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite dispels languor and depression, fortifies the ■lifjeatlva organs. la a apauiflo remedy far ueuralgia, ague, lcdlKfißMon. (avera of evera i-ind, cheat r.tfootlouß, and l:u wasttcg dtseaaen jcrotnloss tondonoies, &ci. Th 3 whole frame Is Kror.tly Invigorated by Psppar's Tonic, the niontnl faoi'.'ifea brightone:!, the constitution i.-'v.-XV) iitro!-...;thoaod, and a return to robuet aealth csi-t&in. licitleu, Hi iteih&s, is sd| next size, U«, Bcikl by Ohemis'ta everywhere. Tbe name of J. l'eppar, Badforfl Laboratory, London, must ba on ths label. There la no Tonlfl ej osrtaln In offeoi aa Pqjipar's Quinine and Iran, it in iUdaaij toooramoiidad to real dents in India &nci the Oolonius, am) should always bo kept ready for « In -ivory o«':o of tsvor or febrils oand'non, 831<3 By gRMPTHORir | JKOBB. »| .WD O . "XIAKAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, L Prepared on!; by J. Popper, London, Thin. Fluid oombtnatlcn. extracted from modi. olnal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and oalomellor the oure of dyspepsis, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, whloh are generally paia beneath the shoulders, head-aohe, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in tho moraine, gidainoQß, disturbance of the stomach, and feel- Ing of general depression. It seta the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly aots on the bowela, Riving & sanss cf hszilih &nd comfort with 21 hours. It is tiia safest medlolne. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by J, PKPPKiJ, Bedford Laboratory, London, whose namo Ik on e?ery labul. Battles, 2s Del &nd is 6d, Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medloine for India, Acetrsllfi, tin Cape, ftßfl Colonies genor^iy, Sold by Kkmfthorhb. Peosskr & co. " U[ULPHOLINB LOTION."—An Kx. O ternal Means ot OURINQ SKIN DISEASES. There Is eoarooly any eruption out will yield to "SnlDholliia" In a few days, and oommoncfl to (ado nwav oven it it neenu past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, eonrf, roughness, vanish oa it my moglo 1 whilst old, enduring e'dn disorders, that have planned the suileruio for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Sulphollne" will sacoaetfully attack them. It destroys the animalcule Whloh causes these unsightly, irritable, painful affections, and always produoiv-, a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " 3n!pho!tno," Lotion Is Bold by mo3t Chemißta. Bottles, 3* Oil Made by J. Pepper and Co,, London, Sold by KKHP7EIOBHS. PBOBBEA & CO UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CAMDLE COMPANY LIMITED). MAN FACTUKKRB OP COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT, AND OTHER LUBRICATING OILS. fcioap and Candlo Works I Pasnbix Oil Works 1 CtrsTOMnousm-BTiucKT West. i Warehouse and Offices 1 Lowbb Aibebt BTBKKT Cash Puroh&rers Of TALLOW, i UeUvery taken r.t their Pani6l Worfc-0 or Watehome,



Ironmongery- QHXAP WARDWAKS XTOUCT. Sli, QUIBN'STRIBT J« A J I) !OK * J HAVE FOR SALK~ BOHTII'u ANUC'APTNIC K.AMVS ALSO, XX TIOBMRB?, FOHTB, GLOBHB, AHS WICU An& a Greet Vwuety ot Chlmtitfi SODOSE'S LOOEWOOD'S, AXD WiflfAfcLS TABLS AND POOS'i'I'KEI. JOHHSOM'S OBLBBKITBD SOTBBOBS OL ARK'S BOIXiBRH SAUOBPAMB. tXt OBirnrH's PAtnrr Xha akd Qotim Pots, Stamped Tinhbd Miat ahd FIB DISHKS, BABINS AKD MILK PAHS (all •Ims), EnoKBTS, Tubs, Pails, add OVBHB, BBOOHS, SOBDBBBBB, WHIBKB, &Q Bjub, Cloth, add NAXb Butjbhm, BABE'S, BLACKS, AND WHBOH'B SPADB4 AND DIQGINQ SABOEN HOBS. KAKKH, ANIJ TROWKLB, Horticultural. 20 VARIBTIK3 OF AMERICAN POTATOK9 SCORZONBRA. Illustrated Catalogue on application. Lapstone Kidneys, Snttons Flour Balls, Breeses's Prolific, Blue Dorwcnt Seed Potatoes at lowest market rates. THOMAS STBADMAN & CO., Queen-street.



Ironmongery. | [ T.&S,MORIUN&CO., LIMITED, IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE (OF EVERY DESCBIPTION), 'agricultural implements and machinery. T. & S. MORRIN & Co. direct attention to their EXTENSIVE STOCK of HARDWARE, Purchased for CAsn from leading English and American Manufacturers. FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-finished Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet 6 inches, 3 feet 9 inches, 4 feet, 4 feet G inches, and 5 feet, Saperior Leamington Ranges, with Tile lined (JovinßS, and Bright Mountings, feet, 4J feet, and 5 feet Leamingtons, with Solid-welded High-pressure Boiler, suit able for large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &c. LaKGE ASSORTMENT OF Smith & whixstood's Cooking Stoves, i comprising—The Little World, Mistress (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open fire), Trafford, Knchantress, J>ew Princess Eir.piess, &c, &c. Coal brookdalc Knnges (all sizes), Open Fire Ranges (with Oven and Boiler), Colonial Ovens, Camp Ovens, Kerosine Cooking Stoves. Marble Mantelpieces, Enamelled Slate do., Tile-lined Register Stoves, Tile Hearths, Brass, Brouzed, Steel, and Niokel-plated Fenders and Fire Irons, Fire-iron Rests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Bafths, Painted Iron Lounge Baths, Galvanized Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Baths, Hand- Eome Toilet Sets (a larpe stock), Hound and Oval Galvanized Tubs, 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 Swccpeis, XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &c. Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes, &c, Feather, Busters, Candle Shades, Wax Tapers, Taper Holders, Horn Sugar Scoops, Bone and Ivory Napkin Kings, Egg Poachers. Universal and Nursery Stoves, assorted tizas, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cage?, Breeding Cages, Parrot Cages. STEKL TRAVELLING TRUNKB, T, & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, ole Agents for Milner'a Thief a Fire* proof Safes and Boxes.] On Hand: A LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF SAF/SS AND BOXES. Also, 1 Milner's Strong Holdfast Door and Frame, 6 feet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches, 1 Milner'a 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 large 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 Handle's, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, in great variety, Cabinet Hinges and Fittings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS'TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valvei, 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 M achinos for Bolts and JN uts, and Pipe, &c. T. & S. MORBIN & CO, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMONGERS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QUKKN & B*GH STBEBTB, AUCKLAND, N HOWOKTB'S PATENT DEVOLVING VENTILATORS.



\ Drapery and Clothing. Important Notice, s. coombes & co. S. COOMKKS & CO. S. COOMBES & CO. S. COUMBKS & CO. "GIINAL AND JMPERATIV (Clearance s, coombes & co, S. COOMBES & CO. S. COOMBKS & CO. S, COOMBKS & CO. For a Few Days Onlyi S. COOMBES & CO. 8. COOMBES a CO. a coombes & co, S. UOOMBKS & CO. m FREMISES COMING DOWN <U STOCK OFFERED XT AN TMMENSE (SACRIFICE I IN OONSEQUBNOB OF THB KXTKNSIVE ALTBRATION3 WHICH SAMUEL, /IOOMBBS g, fiO. AMUKL V/OOMBES ° \JO. An abnt to make to their Bnaiaea Premises, they an compelled to effsct an ENTIRE OLBARANOB Or THKIB IMMENSE & WELL-KNOWN STOCK, Beeently purchased by them from Heasra. J. Coßftrara 8s Co., and intend offering tho same on "Tt/TONDAY TCTEXT AT AN Immense Sacrifice! the en tike stock Witt KB SOU) XT LESS THAN HALF THE ORIGINAL COST! S» Coombes & Co. Urgo upon the Pabllo the doairabliny of availing themselves of thla opportunity, whloh oan never be repeated, for oeonrlng the MOST UKNUINK BARGAINS ever offered. S» Coombes & Co. ABI BBLLINO— BLAMEKTB COUNTERPANES SHEETINGS OALIOOB3 FLANNKIi3, TABLECLOTHS LAOS CURTAINS AT IiKSS THAN ENGLISH PRIOB3, 8« Coombes & Co. ABE NOW SHOWING— DIIIB3 BBRGBS. OABHMKRES, PRINTS AND SATERNd, WINOKYS, BILKS AND SATINS. VKLVBIBKNS. VELVETS. AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRIOJCS. S» Coombes & 00. ARK SELLING - MANTLES. DOLMANS, UIBTKH3, MILLINKRY, riiOWERB AND FEATHERS, OOBSKTS, liADIBS' ■DNDKRCLOTHING, AT LESS THAN KNGUSH PRIOSB. S« Coombes & Co. AEB SELLING — GLOVES. HOSIERY. RIBBONS, LACKS, TRIMMINGS, HABBRDASHBRY, TRUNKS, AT LBB3 THAN ENQUSH PRIOE& S« Coombes & 00. Invite special attention to their C OTHINQ DEPARTMENT, Whloh oomprlses every desorlptlon ot MEN'S BUira. MEN'S TROUSBR9, BOYS' CLOTHING, TOP COATS AND ULSTKR3, SHIRTB AND HO3IBRY, COLLABB AND TIBS, WATERPROOFS AND UMBRELIiAS, Whloh wIU be sold AT LESS THAN ENGLISH PRICED NOTE THB ADDRESS OB THE PREMISES LATELY OCCU' PIED BY J, COSGBAVE & CO. Q HOOMBEB & QO



Sewing Macnmes. BY BPEOUL ~^^l|i^^^^- AI' POIN™EN' r> [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY ONLY THE CJSLKBIIATEI) / T> O M E S T I c\ N. MACHINES. / The Kasiest1 Simplest, Best Made, and Moat Durable, LARGEST SHOW-KOOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Th only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition. Solk Agents in New Zealand i SKAKESPKAR & CO., Qaeen-streot, opposite the Market, W o C* DENN ES, THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE' IMPORTER, Has just roceivod a Law Shipment ot the CballonKO Machine tf thn V, odd— THE WHITE CO.'S SEWING MACHINE, The Moßt Silent Tho Choicest The "«ost Kapld The Highe. t Arm Tho Most simple The Largest Table Ths Moat Ksey to Work The B< a: Covor The Moat Durable The Mlrupiett shutlle The Most KlefADt Tho Neatest Sti'cn Tkkadlk Machines, from £5 10s. DENNES'S CHALLENGE BICYCLES AND TRICYCLKS. Plf HMi TBIOYOLK, illlf IF H% ' tnm *m ioß# BIOYOLE, 48: D., from £12100. fc^Jisßliy\ OASH ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS. 30 DAYS OASH BALK 07 SEWING MACHINES. TBKMKNDOUB REDUCTION HAND WKRTHBIM—... £3159. FRIBTKB AND ROS3MANN, from Bl ±3. FRISTBK & ROSS MANN TKEADLE MACHINE, from . £8. STANDARD TKBADLB MACHINE, £6 10a. The Great Depot, QUKEN-STKKKT. Coachbuildersi <&c. Cousins & Atkin, DEBIGNKRS AND BUIIiDBRS ENGLISH. AMKRIDAN. FRKNCH, AND ANX OTHKR BTYLK OP CARttfAGKS. KSTABLISBSD 1(61, BOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225.; PERAMBULATORS, 163.: NVALID CARF.TAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also. BICYCLES (best English make), ROCK ING HORSES &o R, AN~d¥rBON, PARRAMATTA-STREET, SYDNEY, Awarded Four Prize Medals. Conveyances. >p 1 M E T A B h is, BAINBRIDQK'S 'BUSSES. From Union Bank—23 minutes past the hour and 23 minutes to tbe hoar. From Thb Thbfk Lamps-7 minutes to the hoar, and nvery hour. Kmht Trips from Town—l-pas* 9, i-past 10. From* Union Bank to Shsxit Bkaoh —T mtnutea pw>t 9. 7 minutes pasi U, 7 minutes past 2, 7 minutes paiit 4, 7 minutes past 6, 7 minutes paßt 6, and 23 mlnuten to 8. From hhkli.y Bkaoh—&3o a.m., P. 45 a.m.. 10.45 a.ru., i to 2, J Jo 1. J to 5. a ULLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Loave Onohnnga i Leave Auckland I S.Ud.ni. ■ 9.45 a.m. E9 9.0 Zm. 11.0 a.m. 3 3 S.3oium. „ 1.0 p.m. g 5 10.0 a.m. 8.0 p.m. g *g aisp.m. 4.0 p.m. g ZB L3op.m. 6.0 p.m. g« KJ 4.0 p.m. „ 6.0 p.m. S",;, P a Ji3Op.mjs 7.op.mi C H Sundaybi & 9 11.30 a.m. ?-2Plllli « » 4.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. - Mondays and Mondays and Saturdavß. 6 p.m. Saturdays. 11 P.m. fTiELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, klrkwood and iiakb strbbt, cambrimh Waikato, New Zkaland. W. K. CAKTER, Proprietor, W K. C. begs to return Ms sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public Renerally tor the liberal support ho has receivod since commencing business, and has to inform them that in order to meet tho reauirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho ia at presont BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS tO his PRKMISKS, which, whon completed, will make them second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lako Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, oxporionced guides and oarerul Boggles and Saddlo Horaos always on hire. Orders by telegram or othorwise punctually Cambridge. December 22.1882. TJOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) •will on and after Ist January, 1883, and.jnntU further notice run to the following Tima table :— Loave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from ■^Loave 1 Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, iI ■ 8 m. Bookinh offices i Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman otol Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk ood'and Lake-streets, Cambridge VY. A.. t/AKllih, Proprietor, CambrldßO, D ombsr . 18S2 *-ai*"i"S VIMS TABU. * I.aava'AreirHUl tllam VJOsm ll»ni UOpm aEm t.UV'.ta M«P« Laura NaJlonai £anß— r.i "lO.lSftm Il.4ilam .„, UCpm I.Spm !>» p a Kxofjßi "rtttaiii-ss acfl Thurzflarfl, when th( f?Bro iS»« and 10-80 Mom AerlntD «iU no fc» and from »b« Whan WJ. KELLY'S (late C. Codlin's « COACH Leaves Or.ohu^ga- Leaves Auokland -8.30 a.m. 10.30 a,m. 1 p.m. 3-lS P-m' 2.30 p.m. I-30 P-m> Saturday night- . Saturday night -6.30 o'olook 11 O'olook BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire atthe Bxobange Hotel Siables, PrUioes^ireet. Onehunga. KBM.Y. Froprietor.



Drapery, <sci IB 1 I j/M Ljjpjffgj^^njL&'j I ill |if MEN'S TROUSERS TO MEASURE, 138 63, 7: MEN'S SUITS TO MEASURE, £2 log. Tho IMMENSE SUCCES3 which has attended New Zealand Tweed Company since opening, enables them to MEASURE AT THE ABOVE PRICES, i JOSEPH MOSES, (MANAGER Land and Estate Aarence. /has, xkt iiiLiAMsoS; HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENI'..-.? Toloan Lane, Auckland. Bankers:—National Bunk of New Zealand/ KBKTS ea-i KNTBEHST Coliedtaa. '' BK)NBT Save.-.i-:fl for UspfteHsts on flreJ-eiM jaourl".e3. wrrHoui Change. Bnc pet o»rt.; = allcweU oa dss-csita until luMatad. MORTGAGES end LOANS NeßCtlateiJ, SHARKS Botrsh: or Bold to order. . SSTATKS HasattcA for Absseieec. ALLOTMENTS Sought, ana Houses Brill OB the Weekly Parmant ~ f| SOILBIN9 ALLOTMENTS FOR SALS ax osa vocti— BooUand-street, 80/ West-street, 90/ Moan t Rden Road. £S . Hepburn-street, 80/ I. Sraonds-3treet, £11 Llg&r Placs, 56/ Bond-street, 20/ Richmond Road, £3 fti Bsreaford-street, 90/ Aye-street, 16/ Perolvttl Parade. 151 Parnell, eOs Reclamation. £8 Conquest Pince, £5 . ■" Howtmtreat. 85/ Valley Read, 16a ■. Haokett-street, 4«/ William street, 80s * NoribcoM, 10a And In tulouj other ihreeis at low r&tw. . i? 4.000 To LBND, In Susna of £10 and tW< *luuu wards, on go.idEoouritKs. .<M UOBSON-STKKKT-New Teu-rcamed HOW for salo. flttei with alt c-nveiiiences: large allotment; splendid postHon, ure&tcr portion nf money cv remain on mo tgage. ■ »TW"EWTON.-Five roomed House and scullerf^ JLI forssle. Now workahop. Allotment 40x 200,p1anted with lomocs and other chuice fruit tree. Prlce.£3oo. ■pONSONBY.-Flve-roomed House For B»B ■ XT (ne«). at £250. Hix roomed Houso and ■ stable, £340. Luge Six-roomod Hones (or £iW, ■ LAKQcc ALUiTMKN'IS For Sale at North- ■: oots; ten mlnates rrom wharf; fnnnjr asoeot; five rhulns deep. Price £30. ' ':]: DKVONPORT.— Honse and i acres garden for 8al«. Fruit treea In tull bearing. DAIrtY FARMTOLHiASH;.-32aoreB. seven roomed House and all conveniences; verg suitable tor market gardener or nonary maw/ Owner will lake ont rent la miik, poultry, vegetables. &o. 1 OS. fin. WKKKLY— New Bouse or 5 rooms 1" for Sale in King-street -, never falllcg well, Deferred payments. > ■01 r-!A-H(»USi and Allotment for Bale IB *iDU William• aireet, near St. Jitnert . , Church; a bargain. P ARM EljL—Freehold Allotment for Ss!e,2M feot deep, la a oho^oe locality; sunny asp«ol and sheltered from cold winds, frioo ouly t!M, Small deposit. HKPMUHN-STKBHT-New Housu for d»l« with verttnt ah and bow window. View of hatbonr. Price, £?59. IB XK LANU-ST ti KKT-New Fonr-rpcmM flouße (or Sale; good view of harbaar, Kasy terms can be arranged. QUBURBaN HOTBL for Bala, oevenmUMpS O bom Auokland, on main thoroughfare, with everal sores ot land adjoining, Cbaoceloi brewer or capitalist. ■pARNELL-Six-roomed House (new) for S«la ; X In Hntland-street; pleaeant view Of hsr boor. Price, £325. Easy terms of payment, : - WEULINOTON-STRKEt-BroomedfloUW for Sale, with 2 large allotments, front garden* Price £150. HOUSR at Mount Eden with abont two acres gronnd,>havlng a main frontage of 1W at orahsrd, gat..en, oow-sbed, pigety, (owlnowe, ' eto Price. £675. Kasy terms. , PONSONBY.-Fiva-roomed House tor arfete Clarecoe-etreet; well finished; gow garden. Price C3OO. Gas laid on. ' . HAMILTON (Walkatol-Hodße find MM* Rround (or Bate, two minntes walk Bon Bank of New Zealand, for £B.V Lot.SSJ./ -^ WA.KIEKIB-Elghty Adres at WalßflW tor £66. Splendid ohance tor working mM» ■KTORTHOOTB - Seven roomed HotiW, WJ i.l bnildlngs, Sus,, and SO acres of LMftJ"* Sale. Veryoheap. Braad view of the batMOft Alaot New 7-roomed House and near* 6 w™; DKVONPOKT. Lake Koad - HermM *WJ oholoa Villa Sites tor Sale, bavins "» and tea frontagoa, and posaeßsins p.f*? landsoape views to be found around AucMaao. #>&()- * NIOB NEWOOTTABK "> "ffi . I X-.50U xn tor g^ w!tn large fhed, iiw* ment <0 x 100 1 very oheac. r „, I»TAITBMATA RIVBR FBONTAOBH[<W IV tor Sale at A3 pasl acre, In larga or mw blOOkt. SagyJeraia. , ' for Sale la WlW«Ji*»* Xt^lV near 8t James's Ohoroh. AIW^W Comfortable Seven-roomed House. oatlwOß* fco.. prloe £150. . _^ji' .'■ EPSOM-aantleman's Villa Bestttenm OT« roomg, coach-houoa, oiabllßKt &">• SS* BRIGHTON ROAD, - - Havm for rala, RlJmmeni *CxKfl!W«" , laid on, Psiea, £800. _ ' «» "PCJNSONBY—New fils-rounsed Ho« »» ST Woirkahop (or «ule i «to al'ctnwnuil "» boatageg t easy tnrma. "iv pwi1 v: FARMS also For Sale at WaifcomlO, ™f ; moremo, WoltaktrcJ, Maharanel. Kg™ Shore. Paoskora. &o. Also. 533 List aw i ■ Zealand Herald and Weekly News, . C H AS. WILLIAMSON ESTATE AGENT, VULCAK thSS, BINNEY'S FRKB STORK . , . ~ ' ;. The undersigned has opened a Largo SttW P FORT-STREKT for STORAGE PURPOSES, And Is prepared to make m LIBERAL ADVANCES ON GOODS-, f^ 11KCEIVKD. G. W. BINKBY.