A GREAT ARTISTIC LIBEL CASE.

Ihe True Story of Bell Versus Lawes.

Five Thousand rounds Damages.

(From Uua Own CoitttssroNDitNT is

London.)

In social circles conversation fur the last fortnight has been principally about the swinging damages of £5000 awarded to the sculptor Bolt lor the libel about him which appeared in. " Vanity Fair " during August, 1881. At iirst eight the sum certainly seems excessive, bat 1 learn on good autho rity that not one single farthing will go into tha plaintiff's pocket. The ordinary costs of the case, amounting in all to about £20,000, will (in addition to the £5000 damages) of course be paid by Lawes, but besides these Mr Belt has to meet expenses which will move than absorb the jury's gift. I he counsel feesouthedefendant'ssidc alone amount to £5080, nnd as Bolt employed the I Attorney-General, his will probably be more. I 1 did not refer to tuis colossal libel case > whilst it whs in progress, because I felt the story would ba easier told after the verdict had been given. Various versions are naturally narrated by the opposing aides, but the true story, which contains several incidents only recently made public, will, 1 think, be found as follows :— Belt, the plaintiff, is a "self-made" mnn, having raised himself from the lower classes to hisprc3cut distinguished position without either money or inllueuce. £arly in. the young sculptor's career, his brother avtttts made a "dead set" at him. He was "much over rated," "an impo3ter," "no gentleman," "incapable of good work," and so oa. Undoubtedly his own independent behaviour was the main cause of this dislike, Had Belt respectfully worshipped the notorieties of the ardstia "ring," aad been content to sit at the feet oE Sir Frederick Leightou, Mr Millais, Mr Tnornoycrofc and others, and whilst styling them " Masters," affect to follow in their footsteps afar off, it is to ba feared these eminent academicans would have viewed his busts and statues with widely different eyes. The youth, however, allowed success to turn hia head. He imagined himself a heaven born geniu?, like Phidias, ridiculed the Mr men of the professiou ; went far too much into society, and became tha pet and protege of sundry philanderiDg noblemen, Despite these palpable faults, however, good work came from Belt's studio. Otders poured in, and they were promptly cxecutod—so promptly, in fact, that by-and-byc it was whispered Belt ac cepted more hslp from his pupils and assistants than was permissible. This rumour grew rapidly, when a discharged assistant, a Belgian, named Vertyden, declared that ho and not Belt had executed moat of the busts from his studio, and that the famous Byron statue in Hyde Park —for which Mr B«lt won the order—wes, in reality, his (Vertydcn's) work. Now, amongst Belt's most bitter and uncom promising enemies, was a young sculptor named Lawe?, the son of a millionaire manure manufacturer, and an unsuccessful compotitor for the execution of the Byron statue. This worthy (to whom money is no object) undertook to ruin and expose Belt, nnd by way or opening the ball, he enlisted " Vanity Fair " in the good work, aud, on the 20tk August, 1881, published therein a letter, branding the young fellow as a humbug or an impostor, unable to cxecuto even the simplest professional work. To this Belt (who happenedito be ill in bed at the time) made no reply, and his silence bein? taken as a coniVsaion of guilt, Lawes rcnowed the attack with increased acrimouy, daring Belt to submit his manner of woik to scrutiny, and, challenging him to clear his character (if he could) in z Court cf Law. Belt delayed sometime, rather too Idng perhaps, kforc he took action in the matter; yet, hia hesitancy was quite natural. Compared with Lawes he was a mere pauper, moreover, ajainst him were arrayed some of ttao most famous artists of the Koyal Academy. If ho fought, ha fought for reputation, honour, character, almost lifo itself, nnd it was quite n question whether lime would not justify him presently equally well. The idea of being assumed an impostor by the world at large, eventually, however, drove him to tho law, and in August last year the fatuous trial, which has excited so much dis cussion and occupied forty-three working days.couimcncod. Before tho plaintiff's case closed, the long vacation intervened und stopped tho progress of the trial; but even then it was the unanimous opinion of the bar that Belt would bo awarded damages. You sco tho defendant's contention was that the plaintiff barely understood the faintest rudiments of his art, and was quito incapablo of producing a deceut bust of any sort without assistance. Well, very early in the uction, scores of independent wit nesses and porsons whoso credibility could not bo doubted, swore to haying had their busts executed by the plaintiff not only on their own horses but in their own presence, and when neither Vertyden nor any other assistant could possibly have been within hundreds of miles. These busts were exhibited in Court, and being mostly fair likenesses, demonstrated unmistako ably that the sculptor possessed some ability, Tho tactics of the defence through out woro singularly foolish and short sighted. Had they merely allosed Bslt was a much over-rated man, who consis tently accepted from clever but poor assistants more help than was honest or right, they would not have had so much to prove. In addition, however, to the accusations of gross imposture and utter professional incapacity, several charges wholly foreign to tho issue were intro duced. Lawes, for example, declared Belt had stolon a cheque from him; in fact, everyone soon bow the hope of the defence was not no chivalrously unmask an artistic pretender for the sake and cause of art, but to destroy root nnd branch the pretensions of a. succeisful rival, smnrch his honour, and drive him for ever from the society of ladies and gentlemen,, As this unpleasant fact became more and more evident, popular sympathy on Belt's behalf was aroused. Crowds of witnesses came forward to give evidence in his favour, and the cross-ex aminers failed wholly to shake any im portant testimony. The crucial test, more over, was first suggested by tho defence. Amongst the cleverest busts exhibited in Court was one of a Mr Pagliatti, which Lawes' counsel alleged was really the work of Vertyden. Well, Mr Pagliatti offered to fit again to.Mr Belt, and, in a side room of tho Court, in the presence of policemen, officers. &c, the libelled sculptor executed another bust of the siame man. It would, I think, have been excusable, and proved nothing, if, under imch extremely trying conditions, young Belt had failed. As a matter of fact, ho succeeded signally, and produced such a striking likeness that when the new bust was exhibited in Court, Bide by side with Mr Pagliatti and tho old one, friends and enemies alike broke out into loud upplause. This, in reality, gave tho coup de grace to Mr Lawes, who, however, called tho President of the Royal Academy (Sir Frederick Deighton), Mr Millais, Mr Thor neycroft, Mr Alron Tadenia, and many more famous artists, to swear that the new and tho old busts of Mr Pagliatti could not by any possibility be by the same hand, and that tho latter was aa full of "feeling," " colour," " touo," and ollur vague beauties as Mr Belt's admired work waß "crude," " coarse," and generally objectionable. Tho testimony of these experts proved so siogu larly unanimous on every possible point as to suggest doubts about their love for the plaintiff, and more than one had reluctantly to admit that ho "felt very strongly on the question." The climax, however, did not arrive till Mr Belt's counsel began to call rebutting evidence, whou Mr Arnold Morris and Mr Malempio', both, well-known men in artistic circles, baldly came forward and swore to having seeu tielt executing and also finishing the very bust which the Acade micians so unanimously opined was the work ofanotherandamuchmoreexpeiiencedhand. Long before thejjase terminated, the defence abandoned tlhjy initial standpoint, and admitted thai Belt possessed superficial ability, though he was unable, without assistance, to "invest aßtutuo with artistic merit." JScither jad-o nor jury, however, were imploded by the change of front, and on the 43rd day of the trial the jury, after a few minutes' abseuce, found a verdict for Mr Belt; damages, £5,000. The pasts of the trial (both sides) are estimated at a total of not less than £20,000, CO that Mr lawes'a beneficent attempt "to unmask an impostor in the cause of art," will cause him, or rather the mature mil lionaire (his father), the_ trifling sum of £25,000. "Bo dug a pit for his enemy, and ho has fallen iuto it himself." Hurrah I say I, There is still a libel action on Belt's behalf against "Vanity Fair" pending, and Vertyden will perhap?, be criminally proceeded against for perjury, Such cheeis have seldom teen heard in Westminster Hall as broke out when the verdict was made known,

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HOSPITAL COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT.

The nowly-elected Hospital Committee met at the library of that institution yesterday afternoon. There ware present all the mem bers excepting Dr. Bull.

Chairman.- Mr J. M. Clark was asked to accept the position of Chairman, but declined, owing to pres3 of ottier public business, Mr Mackecbnie was then elected to the office.

Secretary. -Mr J. M, Clark said there was une application for secretary and dis penser. He thought the office of dispenser could be poifoimed by the house-surgeon. They should have a secretary who had a conveniently-situated office in town. It was not known what the secretary's duties might I).). At present he considered £50 a year should be given.—Mr Peacock thought that, the Government should be communi cated with ou the subject, and also asked for particulars as to powers of committee.— Mr J. JVJ. Ckik suggested that a secretary should be appointed subject to the ap p.'ovat of the Government.—lt was agreed to invite applications by advertisement, and inform tlie Colonial Secretary on the subject. JLm. uoldsbß'JI.—lt was agreed to leave tLe matter ot remuneration to Dr. Gold<bro" foe services rendered for consideration at, a future meeting.

Ds. MACKHMiAR'B Eepokt.—Mr J. M. Cluric said he had received a letter from Dr. Macltellur on the subject of future management of the hospital, which was as follows :—" Hospital, 24-2-83 Sir,—l have put oil writing Co juu about tho hospi tal, in cmc I migtit act too much on the spur of tbe moment, but now that I see the Government have named their members of the committee, 1 shall try to put before you as clearly and shortly as I can my ideas on one or two points on the management. I think there are but two ways of carrying on the medical work : 1. By a resident surgeon with full power*, aided by a consulting stall', whom he can call in to aid him by advice or otherwise in difficult medical case?, or in important surgical operations. 2. By a resident surgeon, acting under the directions of a visiting staff, By visiting stuff, I mean, physiciaus and surgeons ap appointed for v term of considerable length (say a yoar) and open to re-election, who shall make a regular daily visit at a .stated hour. To have medioii men acting for short terms, or to have patients admitted on the understanding that they are to select their medical men (a thing done in small cottage hospitals), will in my opinion lead only to delay, confusion, and recrimination. I was duicussing the matter with a physician in Auckland, but it seemed to me that the only arrangement that he could bring to : support this intermediate method was that it popularised the hospital, an argument that goes for nothing, as the hospital, even in its present unsatisfactory state, is dangerously overcrowded. I have an idea, however, that this method will be very popular, if not with some members of this committee, at least with, many doctors in town. Perhaps tbe reason is that it will make many of them medical and surgical Jack HorucM. From a short conversation we had some weeks ago, I think I am right in supposing that you do not agree with this view. 1 do not see how anyone who understands what the words "order" and "method" mean, could support it. Tho fir.it plan I mentioned, that of leaving the ' hospital under the charge of one person, with the power of calling in others to con ! suit with, though, perhaps, likely enough t > work well for a time, is apt, I think, to end in listless routine; and, indeed, it has been already tried in a measure in the past history of the hospital here, and has hardly j ended in what could be called complete suc cess. The second method of having a regular visiting staff is, I think, the one likely to do most good to the jatients, and must be the method eventually followed if Auckland is to become the seat of a medical school, 1 when; practical instruction U given at the ! hospital. For the present, however, tbe absence of trained and intelligent subordinates in the hospital would make the appointment of a visiting staff at oncei a mure fiasco. I ihiok that till nurses are appointed,, and other necessary improve ments set on toot, a sort of middle course mould be followed—that the staff appointed [ should be for a time a consulting oae. But when the place has been gut into such a condition of working order that the extra strain caused by visiting physicians and surgeons could be borne,, tho consulting staff should become a visiting one. At present things are in much a state of chaos that it is difficult to get orders properly carried oat when only coming from one person; when coming rrom three or four, as would be the east) were a visiting staff appointed at once, ccv. tainly gruat confusion-possibly a case of poisoning—would be the roault. 1 feel per fectly certain that in four or six months from this date the hospital could be got into I'air and safe order. By safe, I mean comparative freedom from some error iv making yip or giving medicines, I live iv daily dread of something of that kind taking plice, and were anything to happen, and a public investigation made into the circumstances, I should not like to bo held responsible for the present system. That nothing unfortunate has over happened is no argument that no thing will happen. I think that all those duties, whiqli I may term those of a iiouso steward, should be in the hands of one per* f on, and as Mr Biyce is an old and trusted servant of the hospital, surely no batter selection could be made. He would have ample time were he freed from ward duties If possible, I think a qualified person should be engaged for two or three hours daily to dispense the medicines. Perhaps the drugs>isn who supplies the hos pital could be prevailed upon to mako tome arrangement ot the kind. It Bsems to me useless to go more into detail in so short and hurried a letter like this, but possibly I have said enough to let jon know in a broad way what my opinions are. It is not for me to say they arc correct, but I hold them strongly, and they are the result of considerable experience.—l am, &c, E. D. MAOKEHAR."

Dr Mackellar was then introduced to the ■oommitteo by Mr Dando, and requested to give bis views on the present con dition of the hospital, and any suggestions re futnri) management. In roply to ques tions he stated :—At (resent the hospital is in my own hands. I have no assistance from other medical men. The hospital at presient is overcrowded. There are a number of incurable case*, and coses of old people who remain simply because they have no place to go to. There are about nine persons altogether who have nothing the mutter with them except old age. There ere not sufficient means to carry on the work in the place. The women nurses are confined to the female ward, Tho female ward has 18 patients and 3 nurses, and the male ward 85 patients under Mr Bryca and one nurse. The present system of permitting convalescent patients to act as nurses is no system at all. I consider the committee should have a matron to look after the whole place, and (as a minimum) two female nurses for each ward. They would attend (o all the men's wards with out exception. The following staff would be necessary \ — One house steward, one lady superintendent, four duly qualified nurses and four junior or assistant nurses, two sorubbers, aud a dispenser. Ido not know whether Mr Bryce could perform the duties of dispenser. A dispenser would be required to attend daily from 10 to 1, or from 9 to 12 in the morning,—Dr. Mnckel lar then withdrew,

The mjkses Refoss Ddty.—The chairman road a lettor from Dr. Mackellar in which he stated that on a recent day a boy eiijht years of age oame to the hospttal for treatment, and, owing to the crowded condition of the place, he placed him in the female ward Thereupon all the nurses said they would resign, before they would nurse a boy in the female ward. Conse quently tho lad bad to be tnrned away. He coneidered the action of the. nurses a gross breach of discipline. In fact discipline did not at present exist in the Hospital. He suggested that the female nurses should be taken at their word or forced to resign.—The letter was held over for future consideration.

TusTiMQNiAfc.—Letters were read from D:r. Philson and Dr. Gnldsbio1 bearing testimony that Mrs Bryce, the matron, had performed her duties at tho institution most satisfactorily.—Keceivcd.

The Head Nubsb. Mr Eryce was in. troduced to the committee and informed that tho committee was well aware that ho had the reputation of being a very efficient officer, and the members had no intention of overlooking his service. Mrs Bryce was also considered very efficient, and both were deßi'red to continue in per formance of their duties as hitherto Mr Bryce's position would probably be changed, but on that question and the sub jeot of remuneration the committee had nothing to say. Mr Bryce then withdrew and Dr. Gillbkk of Melbourne, was introduced. Ho gave a brief outline of the management of the Melbourne Hospital Tho Auckland Hospital he considered a very fair one. The proper allowance of space for each patieDt was about 2000 feet, and there was, he thought, only half that

space allowed to the patientTirlTs ol the Auckland Hospital To£j& Wa'd» coses ought to be out of the » ¥{of «W hospital was very much overcrowd Victorian Uovernment found thiTte; tne Melbourne ao^lnt^^C fered with the Hospital OoS»lnte'': any way. The Committee^S^H»' sible for everything. There wl™? o*' qnalified dispensers ot the Svhtee Hospital; the chief receiving '"^ of £400 a year An t 8""a'"»laiv, Hospitals had recently Ws?** « Hesairt the Auckland HosdL P? 01?% sitaated in the centre of?" tow oß'^ Committee thanked Dr Gillbee f!^ 11 ' taidanoa and a ug K estion 9 ,

Saß-COMMITIEIS.— Sub-oommiH ' appointed as follows M C* report on the best system of carS?¥; medical and surclaal duties of ii f ,BQathj: whether by a resident o^. sultrng staff, or by a visiting any other arrangement • Tha p n » vW% be the Chairman, Messrs Fi tk &f Haultain. 2. A House ComSS.l^ prepare a report oa the dm»« • '' nursing, cooking, and other hoSm^!" ments, and to submit a plan l t^> adoption: The committee to beffin^B man, Messrs Dando, Peacock, and K.n?'' ton. -

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A Tonic, Dlnretlo, Antl-Dyspoptio CORDIAL, by tha recommendation of the Loading Continental Physicians, and 13 now ACKNOWLEDGED AS THB IiATEST AND MOST VALUABLE BEMBDY FOE GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MATISM. The Trade and Consumers aro cautiono.l against spnrlons imitations, tho genuine only 1 bearing toe signature and address of the pro prletOr HENRI J. HART, MELBOURNE. il in the Melbourne Hoapltal, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PKIZtt at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, DR. FASSALV3 REPORT. • The Analytloal and Sanitary Institution, "H,HolbDrnViaduot, X.0., "London, 9th May, 1877. Report of a Sample of Imperial Schiedam Schnapps, received from Mr H, J. Hart. "We nave subieeted a sample of the above- Darned article to a very oirsf nl chemical analysts and examination. .... "Thereanltaof tha analysis, wlilah are Bet forth to a separate report, show thai tola aplrfi £l of Rood strength, praotloally free from acidity, and that ti cantsins but traoea ot solid matter In dotation, itpflaapases a deUoate and agreo able aroma, and a puso and mild taste. Mi Hurt's Sohiedarn Schnappa Ja a very superior article ot lw class, is well purlfie4, and aulta B6» (Signed) Abthus H. HASSAIX. M.D.. "pnblio Analyst." Wholesale Agent i AKTBTJ.R H, NATHAN. ' Conveyances. ■pOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTERATION~OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and! until further notice, run to the following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Hall way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Loavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondntys, Wcdnoa days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Bookino Offices : Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman'a Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk wood and Lake-strceta, Camb^j^, EK Prqprietor, Cambridge, December , H&2 _ rpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. S* LIVERY AND BAs* STABLES, Kibitwood and Laite Steeps, Cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Jfroprietor. W. K. C. begs to return his Bincere thanks to hlB numerous friends and tho public generally for tho liberal support ho has received sinco i commencing business, and has to inform thorn that, in order to moetttho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BOHDINQ LABCffi ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will make them second to none in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied With Saddle Horses and Buggios on tho shortoßt notice; also, experienced guides and careful Buaeies and Saddle Horsca always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually aSrijjgg. December 22,1882. np 1 M E TABLE. Bainbeidge's 'Busses, From Union Bank—7 minutea past the hour, and 23 mlnntes to tho honr, ... From The Three. Lamps-23 mlnntes to tbe h°NiGHT Trips from Towtf-J-past 9, J-past 10, BIFroni SUNibN Bank to Shelxy Beach — 20 mlnntes pas* 11, 20 minutes DBBt 2, 20 minutes Dgßt 6, 7 minutes Bast 8, and !3 minutes to 8. From Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m., tto 11, i W i to S. I to 9. ■ , mELEPHONK LINE OF ROYAL J. MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE:- Leavo Victoria Whaef, Devonpobt—at I 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. I Leave Takapuna Sciioolhoush—at 8.15 and , 11 a.m.,and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Leaye Dkvonport —at 10.40 i a tn. t and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna— at 11.45 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. I 'FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. 3 F- QUICK, Proprietor.



Merchandise I MOOKK &mo\VNSHEND, O OR E & 1 OWNSHK N,D, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS Of the following Goods which aro OF THK FINEST QUALITY AND ARK NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madeira Champngno SPARKLING nUROUVDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndca* do BRANDIES llonneßsy's • * • JiartoH's palo and dark Oavalie? * * • in bulk nnd caso Old Tom Genovn JDKZ ■\Yolfo':i tVlmiilU'S WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Grconlcss and Colvillo's Dunvi lie's AUSTIIALIAN WINKS Tokny Jlataro Jluscut Shimz ltolsliuc Hookhoimor Frontienao Chnssehis in pints and quarts LIQUKUItS Ouvucoa Maraschino OIjARETS La Hose St. Julie ii Lft Feto St. Kstopho St. Kmlioon (lmuto) ALE AND STOUT Jlari'lan's Tonnunt'a Gutnness's Dublin Stout Whitbread London do la pints and quarts. Address: IfORT-STIIEET, AUCKLAND. TJJEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEARING SALE, ESSiSD Lg^JS, O CUaTOM-HOUaK-STKEKT Q IS OffFKRINQ riHINJ, pLA33 & ■EVARTHENWARM! AT CHKAPBB PRICKS THAN KVKK OFKERKD IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. THB TIUDK AND QKNKBAI. PuntlO ABB INVITBD TO iNBrBOT. BRKAKKAST. DINNKR. AND TKA BETS. WKDDINO AND BJUTQDAY PRE9KNT?. &c, etc, &o. EDWARD LKWIS. iICIHUK £J jyATHAS OBNERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, I.OWKB QUKKN ■ BTBSHT, AUOKLAiro iOUDitslta Railway KsolamaUon). AHD AT 9, N K\f BBOAD'STBKXT, LONDOH, Also RupreuenSatives In Anieric*, Cou tlnantul »nd Colonlftl Port*, GBHESAI. MBROHANDIPE amtmffl s»o«jr- Bsaf, coitrzm i'EPPi-S JMU SPIOSS Bmpm rsDrra OiWITKB PKOTT ASB V«o'4TAß*a«i SaZaSRVKD MBATB gJJOABfI fart, -JU'JO'JA, AMD SABO SOKE'KCn'IOJiKET OASIDIKS 3OLOKIA r j VKOOXJOB BOBAOOOfI oiaika AHt) cnoAsenuMi ■OTAZ NATOIIBS vraAPPir.-a vavch* PI.?S.; EAQ3 amu orrjg *no paihw nova amours asid plasibs muxaaaa s-iKima Atn> aASuotnxnte WKtSUI JUIU SPIBIN AGKNOY JLKU BAUPLB BOOUB Fofc British ixn Fohbios KUnvriWDtntu INDENTS FOR ALL CLASBSS 01 MERCHANDISE, , ; JiXKCtTTSD OH AnFAHTAaSOOH TBEMB, hiatntx. Advahoks on Kauri paw, Wop and other Colonial and Island Produce (or ahtjp man* to linden, at which port Bams wU sofllYo ccompt atlantion bom Mr L. A. Nathaa ARTHUR H. KAIHAH A« TT KATH KB, OKNKKAI, IHPOKTEB, HAS ON HAHI3 AND TO ARRIVE— BRANDY— Oourvoialerti Brandy in bnllt do do one diamond, f oar &bt-1 mond, and TO , I Aao&ol^tod Vineyard Brandy In baUc'eaae, flask, and balf-flaak . - Muller Freres" Brandy In balk, OBBS. flask, and half-flask Hennessy'a Brandy In case W. and A. GUboy'a Brandy in oaaa ROMs- M^.M Lowndea', to cp.j -osaka ana hhos Ijcmon Horfs, J-caska • . I, . w. and, A. Gllßay'B, in oaae. W end whit* WHISKY ftulk) — Oreonlcaii Invernera, Glpnlive». Torrter, Klrker, Grow acd Cc., In demiJohnß and 2 gallon Jara WHUome fB< Sndrßoy»l Blend, Rob Ror. Joro boam, Glen Almond. W. and A. cfllbsy'l Irish and Bootoh in flasks SUva BmUtauii'C; Aostrallan, Grenaon, and Tokay ™&2XVwa*» <Oa. Ufl te.IL Art. Bherry, Olaret, Marsala, Madeira, la, X, u,a,b,ondb j vn Clarota, 0, 1, 3, S. it Chamacßue — Rcwleror, Perrlor and Oamueal 4.LX— Banß.bottlodbyHaU Boar's Head, bottled by Hill John Bull, bottled by John Hold Ashby's and MoKwan'a' 'Gtobo" brand AfiKlo-yrtvr.rlun arot/T— Boar's Head, Hall Bdmond's PIK Brand GntncßS's, bottled by Blood Wolfe . Sparkling Neurotono, pints and Quarts Bale and Friond's and Johns, Matthews and 00, Goculno White Load and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drums Colza Oil, in drama Castor Oil, in bulk DKIKIJ IfRUITS- Currantß, in halt oafios Elmo Kaislns snd Figs Alden Applen (evaporated) KBKOSENW, 130 and ISO toat- Uevoe's Royal Brllilanti Lltfhl of Ase. Pre mium Safety Prims York Haras and Baoon at Low Ratok IOBAOCO— Over the Water, 12*8, Nailrod Royal 8 tan Sard Lorn? 6's Venus. V.% SB, Double Thick P Pieoes OILMEN'S BTORSS- Teaa, SuKar, 10, lw, No. 8 Paper Bags, Ploklea, Kippered Herrlnga, Potted Meats, and an assortment of General Qooda always on hand. A HEATHER, CC O D LINH COACH • LEAVES OnehnDga— Auckland— 8.30 a,m. 12 noon !.S0 p,m- *«) p.m. nrdar Night — jTj i-iUJfrS XIMK TABLF. * Leare Aroh HUI LUam *9.80 am liarn iJopm Ipm USpm fiUpni Leara National Bank gam UO.Uam U,«am «."»m £{SSS MPB ' B^ m lfflaJ B fl ra»«jrt ttt will KO'to'fend from the v/lmo.



Sawiner Maclaliißß. «XBTABHBHHin -I BIT HPKOUI, ' ; ;,\- ""\y AEPO»HTM«N»'I j, ONLY THIC / i I OKLKBRATKI) / <$ \ • O ~ -" ] "O ' SEWING i MACIIINIiS. ! The Kaale»t, Slmplout, Bo;t Made. Bnd.Most Dnrnblo. Tho only sowinß Maohlno v,hion n.n ; never Been beaton In competition. j Solo Aorcnts In Now Zealand I i SHAKESP.KAK AND CO., ■. (Opposite tho Mnrkot.) UUKKN-BTRKItT : _ | ' i W. €c i):'; s": " s THK UKK.'.T SvKWrNG MACHINE I^POK',?js>v | ti'AR JDIW KKQiiSVKII j A Lai'«e Blilpiuon* ul l» OiwiianKfl McobSfin ' ' the Woria- I This "Warra Co/s iicwiKO K'AO.-nya ; 'I'ho Mos» 8ilon« Thfl OhORSOSIi I The Mon» Kopid Tno Hlftbdiii \;"ui i 'I'ho Stoat Simula Tho Jaccm.! TRCis ' Tt'.-; Mon» ICftf/jr tov/nr'. Tiia H.w: Oavsr Ti •• V.init Dnrnbie I'hft yimiilwt Sh,iM!« i tha -V.ost Sf-l«!t»nt Ths WoHtfiti fiMluU. | Ykkadlb BfitmiiHsa turn £5 10<i, i jus aßar swwraa KAoiimKa cvrti w*ck. ! Vtlea at Hahb MAOH»SBB, £2 IC« | AXaz, AtWIYH OK IUaU : aenuln* Blngos ITrlsSor and Ho m»i Wortholin SHndnrd Uo wa Oomnwiy'» Wheeler »nd Wlltcn Qrover &ijdi*-»ttir'ii Joass'a AiiO liomejt'iJ AaloMwrgooanasa BIOH I as, -~., f«a Wax 1 2s, Ed. ?sh Wbbjs' ' ALL ukotuidi^ i.L- Ai.j..;x»itr . Xhs&o Maohlues can be had ot my AKacM i— K. MoLonnand Ott, Pionflor Store, Wtuuijwe 1 Xliomßß Wells, Cambridge: William SSovann on OnehnnmuK. V/aTto. HASulltoni I'srwil nnfl lJo?l«n, Glsborns; Br««M»rs an<! 00,, TsaraHgl ( J mfi 3S! Q.KIAT jy BPO T, I "' QUKEN-3TKKKT. HAWING MaCLUNES, ! Sinaovs! Mithlniis ; HlnKwr's Übolblvo Mtuihlu.vi i s ; i:K<ir'Bi Oeolslvs Mnchlnos | Sliicor's! Deolslve MftOhlne* I Stni!or"a Ueolslve AlaohiiiM j Hlnaor'a Deotstva MftOWneS Sln3Rß"fl Doelalvo Mnohlnot Sinner's DocMvo '^nohlnoa atnuor'B Dcotelve 1.-laoWnoi Slnser'a and flnehinoa Etuaer's OTerwhutmlDtt Macmnos Slnger'a Ovecwhelmlnß Muchlnea Sliiaer'a OrerwholmlnK iila'jhlnts Slnßor'a OvorwholinWß Mccnlnaa Blnsor'B Ovorwholinlni? H»chlno» Bluffer's Overwht^mlns hiachlnoa 81., 5 ar>a ovarwhi>Unin7 ! .Msehluea Blnijort Oviinvholmlnc Mnchinea Ulnscr'a Victory for the Blnsw MnchlnM Slider's Vlotory . Mr.-nlr.PB Singer's Vlowry Maohlnea Sinßor'f Victory Uaamnea Slnuer'a Victory Maoh bm Sinaar'B Victory Machines Siiigor'i Vioiory Maohinra aiCKer1!) Vlntury Maonucs Sin«ore Victoiy MaeWnca Slncor'a Vletory 'ilsohia<«l Slnser'a Victory Msohlnta Stutjer-a At Chtlatohurch Kxhibliion. Machttes Siiißor a The ainuoi Mach nua Siui»r> Tho aiußer . Aaohlnea Sinner's The iilnßor rfacmnes aioßflr'i1 The Siastor .«(«ohjni'B Sln K (ir B XiiO SlDP=r Maohlnej binders Thoatnjrof M&cMnea SlaßiU-f ThaKlnnor. aluoh n«>» Sluaert rvro Uoifl Medab Jtitclilnoa SlnKor'J Two Hold Medals Machines Slnßfir'f Xwo Gold Medals aeeh nea Slnßor's Two UoM Modala risotijnra Slncar'e Two Gold Medal* Msoliinca Slnsor'a Two Gold Medals Mftohlnoa Slnuar'j Two Gold Modal p Maohinos 8ln8er"8 Bcalina nllUompbtlran Maohlnea Slaaei'B aoatlni? all Machines Slnser-s iioatlns all .iaoh nea SlnKer-fl iieaUns: aU Mnohlnca Singer's U«attnif all Maohlnes SlnKOrt Beatlni? all Maohinßß Sink-or'a CompeUtors Msohtms Blnser't CompoUtors S aOT, es Binder's Competitor* Maoli nes Blnsor's Competltora Maohinea Kinßßi'a Competitors Maohinos ainiier's Boatlnj? all Composition. JaoMnca Sinker's Alway3 KeUablo Mftoh nea Singer's always Hellablo jl}6o?nM blnßor'B Always Kollnblo Maohlneß Blnßor'e TheSinßeria Hiien nea SinKert Thoainßerla JJ??S!S«2 Blnßer'B ThoSlnKtrla S SiSSS Hlnster's The Simplest »na Besi v} 1?!?}?'; Slnsjer'e Tho Slmploat and Boat S 88?! M9 Blnuor'e Tho Simplest and Boat Maohlnea Singer's Always Kellabla JI?S?}S™ Binaor'e Alwajallellnblo Maoh mea Htnser's Always KollaWß SjSJjJSS StaKer'a rheSlnßer la JJSSmSS Slnßer'B The Slnifor Is wJSh S« Sinner's xho Bincar la «!5m522 ainKert The Sln«or Is S^wSS Slnßotts The Binßor la SJShiSS Blngor'B The Blncer Is Machines BUißer'f The S&Kor la S soij}?2 Blnsrer'B Tho SlnßOr la 'J?JSmSS StaKor'e Tho Singer la Maohlnea Slngor'a The Slnaor Is UnoaoaUed "»°?{n^ Blnstor's Oneanaited mSSm^ Blnger-,. UnequaUed mSSmSm Blnger-e UneQualled MSShiSSS ClnaefJ Unequallea SJSmSS Slnaer'D UnoquaUed SJJShSS! Slnger'a UnoQnalled . Maoh ne« Slnger'a Unequaliod JS*hSS2 Blnger-s UnequaUed aS?iSSS fiinßer-a Unequalled JJ1 "*1 *0" almter's Unequadod "ROh noa CJnfjor'e UnoquaUod In the World. Maohlnoa S nxer'B Largest Sale mSSwSm ainKor'B larKoat 8»le ffSShSS Blnior'o Largest Halo mSSmSS Blcsor-o Largoet Sals SJ?S£}S2J Singert Largest Sale Mfioh noa Sldkm'h Largeßt Sslo JJ"?,^?? ainSVi! Larßf at Sale 00i>'?°? ESa«ert m tio World. ;,^m^° Stoge^e 2a Od por Woo*. vSoh nc« SlnKor-a 2b Bd per Week mJShS^ BlßSieft %i Gd per Week 5i aot" "1 Singer's BsGdporWoek »'n™ BinKOr'e 2s6dparWeflk «aoh nea liln«er'B 2» Gd por Week Maoh naj Singer's 2s 3d por Wook "J?^?» SinKer'B —— Mttohlno3 SlnßOr-B aiUNOU: M^Mnon Blngor'B 2QI, Queon-Dtroet KKSfei! ainSai'a Qaoon-utroet M.soh «m BlnSor-B 3SI. Queon-stroet Mftoh nos HlnKor's 261. Uueon-Btrodl ffiS" SlnSor'i. »>U U"oe«-i>tr66t Machines smear's; 301, Qnoen^itreoll Macsilnaa o Jibe's Ml. Cluoen-stiofl* r<Uohiuofi k n'J !r*a 201. (Jueon-Btroot Maoh'.nca BinKer'a Auckland 'f*°» SiuKor'a Auckland toss!) Res Bln«or'B Auokland Maali lusa Btaßer'e Anokland ' Maoh nes Btoaer's Auckland Mich nea Snae-'e Anoklan«'. Maohlnoa Staaer-s Sflachinea SINQEK'S SEWING MACHINES. Copfeei CoFPßist Coffee i S, C. BROWN, DUKHAM-STEEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLBU AND COFITEK & BPIOK MKUCHANT, HAS AIWAYB ON BAND AND yOK BAIE FLOUB, Us uaoke, WOo, and fO'a, "n.'.ao" brand FLOUB, In Bftoku. 100'b, and 60'B, " Bed" brand BBAN AND SHARPS RAW AND BOABTKD OOtfffHK PJ4PPKK AND BPIOKS. In tho matter of COFFEE, thenttantton Of the Pabllo la oaUod to tho oxoollenoo of my brands, and a trial ooliolted. The Mlxturoa aro oompoflod only of the Beut Plentatlon Coffee and tha Beat Chioory proourftble. and mo? ha churiictorlyed thus — _ " Kaslo" (my best brand), noarly pure onffoe "Ship" and "Camel," medium ooii'eea of great strength and flavour •'Caafia" ond "Leopard," low medium and common ooffeoß. To lovera ol really fine Gofioo, I stronßly ro commend the "Kagle," bat to tbo general taßto Medium coffoea are found to bo mOBt aCCBPtabIO. «ndleaytherofore 6ipnßAND THY THE OAMKL BIUHD Pirnnrnblfl from all Merchanta and Storo- KraVlflOfl". and in Una, <mm.. 281ba,. UUm.. 71ba.,81b0..*1b?., bft.andllb. pOFFKK QOFFKB QOFMB j G BE AND POTTER, Coach BuiIiDHKS, j Grey-street, Anoiland.-N.B. i Iron-bark , Shafts. SpoUe-,Fellocß.aiUß 3amandr.llkln b of Harawood, a Lowest Market Prices.



Land n.nA Biatiste AK6UT.B | "Bit OK SALE,, W Itv ICDWARI) WAYTK i HOUSIS ANO LAND AGENT. I MOUNT AljHltKt'— Huntloman'a !:n»l<lenno, 10 1 ronniii, DiitbullrlliiHii, ~to Unorc'; vorv cheap. > MOUNT AliUltUT—r-rmwolll n:oir,H, outbuild- i inp', 'i nr.nm Inonv ut»,Joii). iiUM. ' VOLOAMO JiANJ) |/i:>.!oi«l K'ioil~9l atrOß T-ronint>rt Hoane, ft". SIM oitsh, r.t 7 por oent, , SinUNf AI/HitMT (v.urn KsUwfiy Btailon)— 03 tu'tca vnloiiiil(! Hnil, in o;nifiß ; nnlendld view. mount AiiUKit'.r_ (■■.«■.« Rtßiiom—Honao 10 lioiiaic vs1 lahirr'^.OOMl.'. :idon Terrace, OaHiitovn, w.:ll, ,to. 'illVuod nnotiv. MOUNT II'DHN (nonv Mititloiil—iiovon-roorued Houvohiirt l.nn.M Allci:". ■v.'.t,&'"'■). Torniß ousy. MOD N T KI)KN-Ilnuii,-i ■) vcidwiii, KUU ViiSVV HOA1) (ii.ousit ■Cdv.u)-1 ronmod IIOUHO : odiioroto olHtoi'ii, with c'narlv onnanrc. COTTAUB and UJ'l1 —1!W x 150-C2QO. UNimUNG A.—Jlniiiie 8 mhuju—£loJ. ONUUUNOA 7-roouiorl HoiiHO «rd Land, £250. AUiOTAllfiN'lS, tonllcM ltond, Puraoll, Uloh moi>ii Mount Kilen. tite. MOUNT lCUii'N, A ralloy itoad—Uonso of 9 largo tiioniH, oiitliouai'H. 'It, Ip, land, Clioau. SHAMKIiI) Uoa»—UouiloMMi'a Ucßldenooof 8 ronni'. lairn ftllotiucnt, every oonvonldnco, LKAMINUTON ROAD - Now Comfortuble iioubwni»l Ijkihl,«cL'sOonch, OITY-Oniili.nl Khop of li roonw, atublo, &c, to lohro, rout low. WDUNT AIBRRT—IBJ aorr-s r-nd llonsa. £500. MOUNT \LltifUT—Louao At f-2 aoreu and Jlonecs, &o. Cheap. )CliHtHSi.li! — licuao, 7 rnoir.fl, nnd land, £150. , PcNSOMiY—llouuoa oft! anil H roomsl. I PAI'ATOITOI— V Ino Houbo r.iul 20 uoros. If AUiia Xt Ct.tubildijo, I'tilrurlmu, Re Xl), WAYTrt. ItoiiKO and Lanil A'^eut^ ..... -_ —_ _ 7T o Kntace, l.an-.1, f.nd donora! Oominla louAßent. Xl, Uusiiu-Btvtiot, Aaoklund. p. j. uom, lw. v- o sult.ivan H\ »J. Moss & ( la, UOUSH", J.ANH, AND K3TATK AGKNTd, Hnnii'iT.Awn-B'i'Uicur, Iiito;:i11u!Z noyers nro roppcclfally Invltsd to lii' jiyot our Llut of l'roportleß, Alonoy to Jiiinit at Current Uatoa of Intorost. ; | Yt! .U AX, \\[ t t> >•' j. AMS ON, \ HrJOSS liANiJ A.N.O fIKANOIUiL aOSKI VoiOia !j~..!A Aui'>:i,j«u i.i&a'tors i—NatlooaJ Baai ot Kotf iSflnland. i I: "iiViU i'.-na IKTiEiroii'X1 Ovlii/at«a. ViONilY Invo.it'.n! for On?i:&l!;i*o ou il.t)i-oUu» »e'c(u-lilca. umious O.'Jiiica. ilix vta (WBl illowod on dopufllta Ofi'tl Invostod. ' MOKTaAQKS ahil I.OANt K.!i«JUttM.l ' BIIAKKU Boui:)it oi' 8-jSd tn orda:'. I B3TA'.CItH MunaapA for Abwntoas. 1 LLOTMUNTa Oonftiit. and Hoouaa Hulll ot I£L toe Weekly Pay meat Byatouii ! hUItiDINO AIitiOTIiSBNTa WOK HAW '< 19 PKJt VUOII— ' Sootlnnd-Btreet, 60/ Wint-Rtrcei, SOI i Inl£Brmsn-«iroo», U! Itoiiburr.-atroe*, 80/ aond-atrcot, 16/ liißar Hlsoe, M/ I Ar«ylo-Btroot. 16a NorfoUt-utwiet. 10/ ! HoroHforci-atrou*. 90/ O:>o>c-siroet. CIU I Perolvnl Parade. 15 Wharf Ko&(\,aO/ • Kaclnmntlon, £fl Mount Kden Koad, fit I Howe-streoi. 80/ tyber PIBB, M I H»ofcott-Btroe», 18/ Volley Koad, Vb ! Nonbcota. 10« Wrißhwn Kostt,«/ And tn v.\rion« o»r.ttr «»roe«a M low rates. £Ai;i~ii\ 'SO l-'KKU, (a Suing of 810 and up SiIWV on iiood cscaritiea, KOOMKD UOUBK for Rttle I *AOU inNowton, withluvelallotnieat. Very ' chimp. i ifiVVO BRICK SROr-'for Haloln tho Cenfao I 1 oftheuity. Quito how. ExosUent poal llon for bnalmMß. T3ONSON >J\'.—Five roenind ITonsa for Sale in Jl C'lnrMOu-otreot; will Ualßhed; gaot B»rdon. I'rinofiSOJ. riKANKIiI.N' UOAD-Now (iro:m?d Honso iJ? for Sftlo, at CISJ; cliy water ;or to Let. at i 2Ua%Vo"ltlf. ■OanNKlili-Six-roomed Hoa«) (nowl for Silo X In jintknrt-stro-t; pleasant view of har i bonr. P.-ici. >:j-'5. l ■■■■ tcruu of psymonf. VtrKi.LINWTON-STHV Xl — I)rcomod Honao »V for Hnki. with i large allotment?, front ;mrdf>n. I Jrlcp £150. COUNTRY SfOdK for Siil>. with Sroomod il.iiiao, StaM'.'. Cow-shod, Fowi-houee, Fig ! imry. Klv-> Rorot In crop aid orchard, 1 ■"vruitTllCuiv-J—AlliHiiiniitß: two fine Corner IxN Allutim-nta fur bmlo, live mlnutoa walk ■ froml-t wlitrf. Wcach. Kosku«NK kstatk.— Vosriy Four Aorta • fur "'nlo. on main ro.».n (o MoKiand ; level 1 lsni<, fpnceii, in Kra's; (} miles from Auckland, I Al-'O. 52 aero.', water (- .i;iti:<n. j I OUrf!C ;'.t .Moiii.t K-.e'i >i itri uhout two acraa ! rl Kioucd, liivhiK .■- :.i iin fr.'ntaxo of 117 ft.| D-i-li%r.', K^Mon. ciiw-'Uoi. p'f,'ty, fowl honeo, OI<! i'rico, £07;*! K-isv u-tmf. n O -n_:,K\VTOS-'rour-r')(.iied 150n53 and Js^iOU worfcrthnu forS'i'n v.Hh «ood (jurJMD. CllAl IK!,-vni!CKVl K!,-vni!CKV tLHTYI-Two Iton*oa for finlo near DnrKini Mrcct. I'rlce. £12S. nUHMN-::TH^ICr. Nowton—Very omnfort iib'.o llhikh Tor .";Jq (now), ncnr Po;t und Tulcj^nititi Uflleos. on dr.forr-jd piyraonta. | >><X" aif !l !)j--?'J'J{)"tf r—Sew and voryoon- J.) vo'.;lon:Co!t»i{i! tor Sfil». nenr Congregc t'.->i:;il I'hnrch. ()o c»?y terms, ntMI'iTON (\Vnlt;nlo)-llone») and aoro Of uroaiul for biic, two mlnutoj walk from U-.'iU of NiiW ZraNnd t:>r £95. Lot 321. HUJHJa— Klyhiy Aorcuoi l,and for Saio for £Ci ■!',!',.>, >:!;-!-.tj .'..irea at Watklefclo, f r iiii. -i rui'mjilld ■■'■an-u tor a worktnu man. NiißrUOOi'i! — e!<jven ro-'Jinod liouae, out- Iraildlßgtf, to., nniX SO (icrus of Land for S*le. Very cbot.o. Grand view of tho harbour. AloOi Now 7-roo:ued Usueo und nearly 5 acres' DKVUN'HOKT, Kalis tkwa — asvarai rory oholeo Villa SKw for Bale, having road and wa troai'i;.;;;.?, nnd Dosfossina ilia finest l>ui<]Boiira views to tt) found sround Auckland. J?.>K('.-i NICK WB'.V COrrAOS in Net* A-j«/u j en j O j s&'a, iciJii liurao Bhel, »Ua« msot 10 %X 0; verj ont'siD. \\fAi f i"M 'il ■* ta\ UK IfKONTAQK.-Lana Vy (ot BjU« »» Hi pa.' acre, In larce or amall blooliti. an-iT Jarms. £ORS-HoUßStor BtUn In WUUjim-etroel. jUJ neat 61. j&moj' Church. Also. Very Coinfortabto Sovcn-rocmed Honao. bath-room, &c, ptieo £153. fjiKKJia—Sontlimajj'B Villa ruwidence, seyeo Sli roonu, oor.ch-hoxto, ilabllns, &c fiIOOO. RXMUK«A-I3soros, to Bale I excelleni Mil aud Bpltndid ricif BKiGHTON" KOA!), TarnaU - Blx-roonied Hou"« for 6r.ie, Miotmsnt 10 x 1001 wetar laid oa. Price, *300. ■JJONSONHY-Now Ms-rocmftd House an 4 X Work-Jioo foructfl! two allotuents s Itro fror>»iixoa j oviy cii'iur. Wi.KJJS %\aa For Hnis at WaltomlU, Para -*■ raoremo. h-sokca'e i'cir.i V. ailakerel, Mahn ranjjl. North Bhota, rspakura, fco. Also, tot llr. la Ntv Ztrtand Ikrali and Wteldy Ntv>s, a a as, w r h v t a m 8o», KCTX ta AOH'.-JT VntOA" Li»r. Frospectue. 23KOSTECTUS OF TII« WiIKATO COAL AND SIUIVINQ CO., LIMITKD. Capital: £80 000, In 60.C00 Sharon ot £1 Kooh, 44,000 of whloh have boon allotted to ownera ot the various proportlea; ot tho bal&noa, 16,000 elmroe aro now oOTorsd to the Pobllo. DinKCrrona lion. V. Whltaker, M.L.A.. Anekland Hoc. Jamoa WlUlUinaon, M.LA.. Auoklsnd Thomas Iluaaell, Eaq.. C.M.U.. AuokUnd \V. S. Ij&utio, Heq., Auoliland J. Bradley, Kfq., Hamilton James Lindsay, Esq., Ngarnawahla Thorans Heniy Huasoil, Keg, Auckland Captain W. Soutor, Cambridge bankers : U»nk of Now Zealand. solicitous : Messrs Whltakor, Bnssoll, and Buddie. SKORKTAHY, I'EO SHM. : Ji, W, Heath, Bhonland-street. Tho Company has been foimod to aeqolre tho valuable fraohold propcrtlos and plants of the Watkato Coal Company, Limited, and of tho Walkato Steam ftaviitatlon and Coal Mlninir Company, Limited ; and to f urthor devolope the Irtido of iho Wnikato Dla'riot. ABohodnloof tho propertlsa taken over by thia Company Is annexed. Thote hsvo baen atn-eod to bo pnt in by the Bharehpldera ot the twoCompaiiloa named, for tho stun of fill.Ofl) tho whole of whloh th6y hiivo taten in paid up ehti'o9. There ara now offered to tho pnbllo 16.00P paarna ot 20a eaoh, tho prooeoas ot whloh. will u^ed for the parposo of providing ospital need ful for Otvrlnn on tho oxtondod operations oon tomplnted by thlo Company, 'Mieae ahorca will b) oson to tender, and tlio minimum price will us ear. It ia sl'Tioot fnnorflnoDa to deßorlbo thoso pro portion co well known »o iho pnblio of Auok lun). It may, t owiivcr, ha moutlonod that tho oooi niiii" prop irty—consisting of 11202 aorea— 13 vuootlcKl y nndevoioped. ooneoquont on tho dlllleultr attcrdnnt nn co» v^ylnß coal from the wrt Ijann of the VVnlka'o River to the railway. This dUllouhy 1b ovorcome by use of thoexten i\o csr;jins? pl&nt of tho tstonui Navigation Oompany. Tho section of tho liilr.o now worked was sur? vojoil in 18S0 hy W. 11. Moody, Eaq, lato Manßßar o£ tt-oWnritsh Coal Mine, Newcastle, Now Hoa'h Widen, who, niter careful borinit, nindo a report to iho Directors of the Walkato Coal Company (Limlwii that »here wero 1 oOD roil tons uvnilibla coal on the 80 acres then undor i urvoy. Tho quality cf this ooal la nxcpl lent Ufa bclluved thut; nxtMifivo deposits o( o'lil oxli'tujicn tho larjro area (apwards of H OLQ notoaf owned by tho company. The o'omoany tvi now aurvoyinK Into town Blitp and [suburban eoctiona Its 150 acres of land on the oait bank of tho Walkato Rlvor. adjoin. Tok ituntly Kbllwi>7 Htatlon and tho Taupirl Coll Mtuo, und they Intend to offer tho oama for Bulo by auotlon as .'.n early dste,_ A falrprJoo U exneotod to bo roalisoa by the eppoaal ot thla °% B'huS r of the Walkato Steam Naylga tion Company has been can led on auooonsf ully nul prcflmbly for a number of jonra; durint: tho past fey/ years it ha 3 inorcased Torycon sltt!to» oharos now offorej to, tho publlo will bo sold to the hlghOßt tender. Payment for tho ahsiea as foilowa:-5i on applloailon, i) 3ou allomen', 6a in three months, ond 6a In six months. Kaon Instalment will carry dividend, from date of allotment pay mput. .Applications will be reooived on and fjftpr tfcp lStta instant, and allotment will be mado aoiora lnK to crlorlty ot appllcatlOD, tfyordq.-otthoUlreotor* Seoretwy, Anoklana, 14th February, 18S3. rt U~ a N O. U A N O MALBEN ISLAND GUANO. 100 Tons of thla well-known Fertiliser niya arrived Derffroderlok Baeall, and wlUbeaofcl atMsld«illsu?nd Hu»DO has been lnconteßtably nrovod to be o£ great value for growlnf? crop*, SforQuiokly and effielently ronewlng worn out or poor poßturos It Is unsurpassed. I Puro"a«iOT, n* onre for defivory ex WOE 6. honao, will be nwat llboittlly dealt; wi«b, '■ Anniv to tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile AReroy Company (Limited, Queen- Bsree'i Auolelnnd.



I dine, &c. Gr X 0 UND L I M E. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOuTHGATU'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any qunntlty, for Concrete Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (nest to utono (lagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanlcn and other wot work i is a Jlrsl-cluss materia'. B, KEA NE, BOLE AQK NT, CtfSTOM-HOUSIC-STREET. "JUMBO. | -m/TAnURANGI HYDKaULIC LIME. All Mahuranoi Limics .Ann Not alike. Tho Warkworth Cement Co. (Limited) bog to Inform Builders, Contractors, and tho Gonoral Public, now that they havo got a good start made and their quarry properly opened out, they aro most desirous that proper teHta bo mado of tho different Mahuraiigi Limes, and the best bo spocilled. Tho W. C. Co. (Limited) would only ask pur chasers not to beliovo mere interested assertions ns to this or that limo being tho best in the markot, but to put them to tho proof, and they aro quite content to abldo by tho result. J. P. KU)D, Agent, 83, (Jueen-strcot. Town Yard, Customhouse-street West (next Sims and Brown's). HYDRAUUQ LIME AUCKLANDiMLZ. • rUIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit 5. abls tor Conoroto BullcUhkh, Brickwork, Plnatnrlne lJulldlngp, Tanks. &o. It U ground the Klnrort. and is THK BK3T LIUK IN Tail MARKET. Id reply to tho popular bullet that oil Limes /rom Mahunrngl aro alike, wo ask—"Are si) qut-rtss reofa, or art) Unda la the name district, Suite r In Knrope, all Hydraullo or Cement Llraoo are tested beforo u&lnß, and tho beat apeolflea, Whr should not iho Burno rnlo bo foilowod herol £« oubio yd. Conoroto Foundation!) cost from .. 18a to 24i Brlofc Foundations coat from ..80s to S.ln Oanoreto BolldlnKa coat from .. 2.1s to 25 Brlolc Buildings coal frqm .. _ 833 to Ss* ConorottTßuUfliDKß. Plastered, &c, Will not sxeood 10 per oent over wood. Olroalar explaining trostm»nt sent to any a^ droan, or the fallout Information Riven at the ljmo supplied wholesale or rot»l'. Spoola terms to Dealers and Contractors taking onrßom direct. •il'oonFjile, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &0. JOHN WILSON He CO. 81. Qnoao-atrart rjicJuRAULIC LIME, MBSSRS PULHAM, BANNATYNK & CO., Of. Mahnrangl, be« to notify that thuy are pre pored to 1-xeuuie orders for their HYDKAUUC LIMK, ollnor at tho Kline or at tboir AucfcUur Branch. Customhouse-btreot Woa% where all particulars m»y bo obtained. As this Limo If now so well known In the Auckland Market, P. B. & 00. uuat that Aiohltocta. Builders, and Contraoioi-8 will klvo them a fair share of, their Bupport. N.H.—Drain Pipes, Tllon, Brloka, aid Band always n Utouk Hotels. Tjl XC U A N « E HOTEL (Botter known as the Baiuiel Hotel), I I A R N X L L. Tho Proprietor has roiio to considorablo expense In kk-kkkctikg this Hotel, which Is Now Open to the General Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM Is admitted by compo tent judges to bo One of the Best in Auck land ; it is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Alcocvc's Tablks (now), at a coat of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho management of Mi:. 11. Suuman, for some time Marker at tho North ern and Auckland Clubs. ffl ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Spaukuxci Ales Always ox Draught. F. TOMLINSON. PnorniETOß. 1> A C I X I 0 HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. Q. H. WHITE ... .„ Pkoprietoh. Tho abovo Hotel having nndergono oxtonstvc and thorough ropoL'T, tho Proprietor trusts thai by careful attention to tho wants of travellers and regular customors, ho will obtain a fair aharo of tho patronago of nil. Thoro Is a good Billiard Tablo.a good Cutsino, and tho very beat of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations aro boing mado for a really good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travollors to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass the advantages ollerod for bathing, as it is but ono succession of bayß and Inlota for over eighteen miles. Families can bo accommodated with private rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horses can bo had at rory short notice, so as to onablo Visitors to boc tho Manganese Mines. Boats are always to bo obtainod for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Comraorotal Travellers. DOYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAIIIA. Flrst-olasa Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Mon. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Baddlo Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, PBOPBIBTORfI. \TjT ADE HOTEL. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meats ready at all haurß. Good Stahlixc, fob Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor lnsnrance. /GOVERNMENT LIFE IN&URANCE. Head Offiob: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington The Only nbw Zealand Life Office. government security. mutual insurance. lowest premiums. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at tho promium clmrgod olsowhoro for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate: Bonus op £200, In addition to Full Participation In Profits, Workman's Insurance SpepiaUy provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with tST PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. T£J PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For whloh a Collootor will oall. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN, Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Threo Yoars, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a free Policy, Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In- Buranco within the reach o£ nearly ovory man woman, and child in tho community, but pro vides tho description of policy and mode of pay ment best suited to tho requirements of oaon. D. M. LUCKIE Commissioner. T>EDUCXXON IN VIBE «ATES HEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, OAPIT>L ...,ONK MILLION STKRLINGi FIRM RISKS taken on tha moat LIBERAL XBEUIS. PROMPT SXTTL'BMKNTS. UNDOUBTED BKOUKITY. QKO, P. PIERCE, Manager. n LASS T¥T O R X H. Q.LASS -y^ORKSI Our Leading Artloles tills weak are t CoJifee- Honors' Jarsi Is por lb; 3 Glass Jugs (or 2s 6d j Lamp Ohlmnays, 8 for Eds Glass Balls (or Bhootlng at. In anantltloa to suit pnrohaaors: GardenShadoa,allßiros; Pinh UloVqjandGeld Flsij, ret? ohcepi M. COOK & SONS, rREIwUAH'B BAY.



IronmotKrer^T^^ 3 f QHKAF JJARDWABJ JJOUW; | Ui, QUIKN.BTEBSX , I tfAVB FOR BALB-. I BOW AT* 8 ANUCIAPTNfO Uk w I ana,** "] ' ' m bttbkkbs, Fohtb, Gmbh, Xsbwi I AM a Oral Variety of Cblmnfe, ' I 1 ■c i. . si KODCMB'a LOOKWOOD'S, AM) WlHtu, I TAHLK AND POOKKTSH7, [ JOHHSOH'B CELEBRATED SCTJJSQES, CIEdLKK'3 BOUSES SAUOEFiKS, tC Gttll-triTH'ts PATiKT TBA AKD Roria ■ Pora, Stamped Tnren) Maoist) P« Dishes, Basins akd KiurFmitii elMfl), Buckets, Tubs, Tins, m QTBNB, BISOOMS, SUBTJBBRRB, WBBKS, i llilE, CIiOTH, AND NAB&MKKi | '*"'■'■ ■' ■" ' '•'•:-:.'e'\ •A&S'S, BLACKS, AN£> HBHXHfI .jf" . bpadbh and Diaarao BAKDKN HOBS, VtLBXS, ANU TBOWBJA .'< A.UdUBB, PUU»J£B, HAMHBBssli||o tW«ST AND PATEfW SITS till k'Kt j loess Hingks, Nails, AKDBaimM|| Scorr'n Gknuin* WniTa Was, | RAW AMD BOHiBD IjIHSHDJIU ff WVK PKB OKNT. UECWIKI .Allowed to Cash Parcnsssit w*3Sis ■ unoanttos to SOs, and npKtrt \ , rriHE KIVEKSDALE MANIJMiJpII; JL IN'i CO. (LIMIHDI TANNSRa, CURRIERS, WU.VOK3I'-1..' IMPORTERS OF KNG&KH,AItt« ■ AND FOBKIBN LSATfflffiS,, BRINDHRY, BHOS MSRQBW, Pur AND ALL THB REQUEITJiS Of IBS J; BOOT AND SHOB TRADKi- ( The R.M. Co. (Limited) have nowmlu^ s to arrive, a splendid B£sortmegl,ui 1 first rate value Is Colonial Solo. Kip, Calf, Split ... Brown and Black Harness iMttm* 11 ■ Tint-rats value In Preach «ai'feM(» I Celt Kid. Patont Calf, AnMrfon Uaff Bnlit, Enamel, Kast India Ktp,Sai . Machine Silks, MaehlneVTMiWfcfflKHK • ■" Tool*, and SJioo M6«*^,4jSSlJiH CASH BUYERS OF HIDES. 8K!f!8. ffOft H ANO TALLOff. Tanaerr: ~T~"oHW"^ffl^i"ii AY O HDA hS. I 22, 0811 Hi Tekkpuonb 95. WM.B.HittW \i' Oil*, OOIi v v a,.-& » D.i B*'*ll ,fc lOBOBAMIEi : ' W.ltan SB* j If ft 97, QtnoM.Bnwn, Amaww 11* PAPHE HANBJHB<- j BtiAttS-Pcliahed. Wtmi, w*sx^ N SnsUahmaOonUneßtsiste»fc f* ■ acmphle,««»...,;, I BnwhßS, Mtied Paint* .^&,ft i toSjt and Patent SfflM*Wjffilg ■ Jl OU Ii DIN Q S-QQt> s^S^Sr}JH RotnMyrßmeaiidKoßmDwoiwK' ' SfnimßS tta OsblaM u4 »Mlfa m PmriTKta nl eraer dawttittea «#»' f scnups-Piows m 4 CKmw*- - b ■ Album* tor Photon, S°»»JsispH ' wtd CJJ.V. Monntil AttotfßM g' W. J?.&8. h»Ttoa«lwwi»tJßj^t: itla or ratati orflsn on tome, aamplM of PaPWi^^sSKpl rtoek, or of original B«wW^?KsaWJps Hon. Nbtt eosuenln AMilMO^Ssßife otxr ttack< ot PaporhawrimP SSSSBSmK Ortlßß up thslr new ham«|tt«TO" tiling to nit tha mtui oi «tmi™^.j|S| I mate aorta, Rsd Oioror, M emas, Meadow n*i"?SaSl ( 'i|Hl Croatsd Doßsteaß»»,lsS, FKOM AMSMOa'dISBOT-^H Timothy. Kentucky BlaoirfM*^* ! Dutt Fluked. Pattenon • yjfZZ&Pmk uland w.pawm*gßP^gff H HEBKETH 4 *ITRI