SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS

American Items.

Hefir Most, editor of the Socialistic paper, " Freiheit," lately published in Lon don, delivered a strong characteristic speech in Chicago on the 28th Dec. The only thing to be dono he said was to kill. The trouble in the French Revolution was, that when the people got the upper hand they stopped killing. They should have kept on. The people ia Chicago, he instated must kill; must open banks and stores and help them selves to whatever they wanted, and the bankers and capitalists must be set to work on the streets. His talk was received ! with most uproarious applause,

The Japanese Prince, Arisugawa, anived in fc'au Francisco, on January 2nd, on bis way Home, be acted in a strangely reserved manner while ia Washington, ie fusing to drive with the President, and snubbiDg General Van Buren, formerly Counsul at Tokio, in a most unmerciful manner. This is all the more strange as Arisugawa is suid to be the best educated man iv Japan, aod well posted in social and official etiquette. Prayer cure is a popular form of excite ment in the United States just now. The lattst case ia that of .Elizabeth Lambeit, of Cambridge, Mass., bedridden for many years, who arose on New Year's Day, and asserted she hud been petfectly healed by prayer. Eliza Manning Hawthorne, only sister of Nathaniel Hawthorne, died at Beverley, I Mass., January l>t, aged over ninety,

A distressing case of meat poisoning baa occuired near Creaco, lowa. August JNa.'b aud family ate heartily of pork, and the consequence is, he and bis hired girl are already dead from trichina), and his widow and three children are nearly so from the same cause.

Chinawomen, disguised as Chinook Indians, are now being passed over the American boundary from Briti.li Columbia. The traffic in human flesh ii increasing in Victoria,

A good deal of interest is felt in the forthcoming production of the " Passion Play" in New York-that ia if Major Grace will grant a license, which, at the present time, by requett of many leading citizens, he withhold?. Salmi Morse, who, according to his own account, was a resident of Melbourne in the early gold days, and built the Critaiitn Hotel in Collina-sireet,, is the principal promoter of the scheme, and Fred Lyatcr is bis active lieutenant. Two caloured woman, regularly trained by their husbands for the prize ring, bad a desperate battle in New York, Dec, 27tb, for £20 aside and the female championship. They weighed respectively 280 and 290 pounds, The fight is described to have been "bloody, brutal, and vicious." Public opinion in the cities of the Southern States is frowning down •• Uncle Tom's Cabin," especially since the intro duction of bloodhounds in the piece. At Richmond and Lynchburg, Virginia, on Dec. 27th, the performers were threatened with personal vio'ence. The wife of Joy U. Stillwell, a railroad employ^, who died at Mouat Vernow, Ohio, on New Year's Day, confessed to her husband that »he had committed four mur ders during her life time, and had nude three attempts to kill him to obtain his life insurance. Stillwell -vas naturally astouiskkd.

Mayor policy, of Salem, Masaachueiette, banned himself on New t ear's D*y. file suffered from low spirits, consequent on being charged with misconduct. A shock if eattkquske was felt in the Stats of Maine and Canada duriu« watch night services in the churches on Hew Year's eve. The shock lasted thirty seconds and caused a panic. ÜBcar Wilda sailed for England a day after Christina*. Previous to leaving Now York, he fell into the hands of "bunko steered," with whom he played till he lost £1,06*, for which be gave his cheque, and then took a cab, drove to the bank, and stopped payment. Some stir was created in Vaokton, Da kotah, over the secret marriage, on Decem bar 28th, of Dr. V. .--ebiakin Ross, a young Kussiau physician, and Sister Mary Paul, of the Sacred Heait. The lady's name in the world was Mary I{carn.

The towns and cities of the Western States show a marked lnorraae in crime and Kre.it iuefficiar.cy on the part of the police, People are robbed oh the highway in open day in Chic>igo, and in Haokuk, lowa, the citizens bad grown desperate over 38 bur glaries in four nights without an arrest. On December 31st., a snowstorm occur red in San Francisco, lasting nearly five hours. The deposit was nearly four inches on a lc»el It is the first time in the me mory of the oldest inhabitant that such an event has taken place. The receipt!! for Mrs Langtry's engage ment at Havenly's Brooklyn Theatre, for the ' week eadiog December 31st, were §16,064,50. .

Dispatches from Montreal, January 4th, mention that in 1877 a clerk named Trotter, in the employ of Kiddle und Evan?, of that city, absconded with about §50,000 belonging to the firm. Be went to the Cape of Good Hope, and there entered a firm as book-keeper. In a few years he became junior partner, and remitted the amount of his defalcation to a lawyer to pay over to his former employers. The money is now lodged in Court, pending liti gation between, the dissolved partners, and is now claimed by Trotter's fi m, he having been convicicd of forgery and sen tenced to seven yean' imprisonment. He robbed his partners and the banks at the Cape of Good Hope of $150,000.

The Pugilists.—Mace and Slade in America.

.New York, December 28. The sparring: exhibition, at date, between Joe Coburn (recentlyjf com Sing Sing) and Sullivan, causod unusual interest In sport ing circles. The " Tribune " says Coburn has proved himself a good fighter, holding hia own in a "battle "with Mace in.New Orleans in 1871. Mace has telegraphed to his backer, JKichard E, Fox, of Sew York, that he had sent him by mail a letter con taining the full terms of asrepment he 'was willing to make with Sulliyan. ' Jrlace will come to New York (he is at present in San Francisco) shouldafight between himself and Sullivan be aira*ge<}. Cobum was asked, •' What do you thiok of the coming Mace. Sullivan fight? Do you think Mace a match for Sullivan?" "No, I do not." Mace is fifty-one years old. He is too old a man to fight a young fellow like Sullivan, 1 wish Sullivan was here to tell yon what he told me. tie says he will fight Mace •r anybody else, but he won't do anything that will send him to prison. Ho cays he is tired of fighting, but will fight if crowded to the wall, Let them bring on their Aus tralian, and if he looks like a man he can be accommodated."

San Fbancisco, January 9.

Ad "Athletic testimonial" was given Jem Maoa and his " infant." Herbert Slade, the Maori, at the Metropolitan Temple— Eev. Dr. Kalloch's Baptist Church—last evening, at which were present nearly 2500 people. The receipts were over 3000 dols, Several ambitious young bruisers filled up the time till the lions of the eveoing, Mace and his protegis, appeared, and had a rat tliafr set-to, amirl great applause Slade is a splendid specimen of the physical man, 28 years of age, and stands 6' feet 2 inches in his pump, tie was intro duced as "the gentleman who is to knock out Sullivan, if ho does not get knocked out himself," Mace made his ap pearance, wearing the silver belt th*t Sayors fought Heenan for, and a gold belr, which the master of ceremonies announced was presented by friends in Australia to the wearer as ( hampion of the World. At the conclusion of the second round with Slade, Mace made a speech, in which he said he had retired from the ring, and would not go back to it again. He wished he was forty instead of fifty; but there was a saying that '" A good old 'un could always beat a bad young 'üb," and he would always be ready to set-to with gloves with Sullivan, or any of 'em. 4n response to cries for "tl'jde!" Ma.cc also made a speech for lys "boy,1' saying: ''He's a line young fellow, and you'll all like him. He never had the gloves on until about a year ago, but bas had many a good fight as a boy. He is a rare good wrestler, and is ready and willing to hava a try with any- OBC,"

New York, January 8,

Richard P. ]?■ x, a spotting editor, is re ported in an evening paper as saying, "I have forwarded railroad tickets for Mace and Slade, and I will meet them in Chicago. Sullivan will inept Maoe with bard gloves under the four minute rules. Mace and his partner arc in excellent condition, as they keep up thuirtriuaingasthtytravel. Assooa as Slade, the younj New Zealander, arrives here he will ho matched for a genuine prize fight for $2500 and the championship. The fight will take place within 100 miles of New Orleanii, Sullivan says he has no fear of meeting Mace or the giant that accompanies hum, but is willing to concede that in the match with Mace, be has a strong BCientifii* tntagonist,"

American Trade With Australia Chicago, Januarys ' : Among the prominent arrivals in the cit.v yesterday waa Charles Kohlo, tho Ameri can Consul at Sydney, Australia, Mi" Kohlo will be remembered as a gentleman * to whom so much opposition .was rnaDi ' tested at tho time of his appointment to dm Consul-Generalship at Berlin, became ' while a member of the Indiana Stats Senate, he had cast a decided vote j n favour of submitting ajn ohibitory amcnS ment to the people. He said :—" I shali visit Washington, at the request of the f Colonial Assembly of JNew South Wales v ' lay before the Department of State and Congress certain facts which may bear upon the modification of the present tariff, aid which will lead to greater commercial'inter-' course between the two countries, . The great thorn which pricko them is ourheavv duty on wool, a practically prohibitory duty. Wool is their chief export and* 1 they naturally Bay, 'All your avlicW'" := are admitted into Australia free of dulyl M and yet you are not willing to k ive a ybu'jj' country a chance, There is a staple wo,!' rased there which is not produced ia tW ■ United States, used chiefly in the maun.' i facture ot blankets, and on this they are particularly anxious to have the du.y re-: - moved, or, at least, reduced. I am cob" vinced that any slight reduction 'would tend to make them think the United Siatts willing to recognise them, and would tend'^' to greatly promote commercial relations bai; ' tween the counttie3. The balance of trade " is largely in our favour, for large quantities I of American merchandise of all description '■'■■ are imported into Australia 11 The most important matter, bowerer m is a question of subsidy for the Paciac Mail Steamship Company. This company is not ■ self-sustaining, bat has been kept np W , annual subsidies, granted by the Colonial "■ Government ot New Sou:h Walts and New Zealand. The United States has con.. . trlbuted nothing beyond an allowance for, carrying the mails and has derived a greater part of the benefit accruing, not only%',.'' mails and travel to England going this way ! but it has greatly increased commerce with f them, which ia evidenced by the fact that' before the e«tabli«hment of the line we did ' less than $100,000 a year of buinets with 1 New South Wales, and now it reaches s! $4,000,000, and it is rapidly growing " Owing to new comoiunicanta opeaed np 9 with England, every two week! IJrjgland' can be reached by that route as quickly a s , by San Francisco and JVew "Soik, and already a portion of the mail goes tLe other way. " Under these circumstances they fed they cannot continne to bear all the burdens of something from which they derive a greater part of the benefit,'and therefore they want our Government to contribute one third of the subtidy needed to keep the,', Pacific Mail steamer* afloat. I feel that!, as' a commercial representative of the United States in that region, should bring ■ this matter to the notice of our Government, I and alio to the notice of our commercial '■ classes, who do not understand the value ■ I of maintaining a business connection with B & country bow in lfa infancy." " Are the Australian Colonies cutsei ■ with the Chinese.evils!" >-\ ;\ "No. The Chinese are beginning to ,' pour in, but they are quickly nipp«d in. the bud by putting a tax ot §250 on i evety Chinaman who comes to the coiufi^li;' try.' 1 Mr Kohlo ia accompanied by J, W.:»v Batcher, formerly of San Francisco, now'fti large commission merchantof Sydney. Eiam visit is for the purpose of extending hia *•- businets relatum with tje United Siatei,:f*. and he will visit New York, boston, a«d ft other cities. [ am ;i " . T U

Condition of the Panama Canal

Particulars concerning the state of tbfli|? ' * De Lesßeppa enterprise ou tho Isthmus,';-:' '.. received from Aspenwall on December 3,i,' r are published in the N.Y. "World." It'tr,&J: nuw stated that the parties who accepters* the contact ot excavating 7,000,000 cubic Jf mains on the Pauania side of the canal'iu^. the Rio Grande section, have abandoned.\'. the work. A leading canal engineer loudlyS condemns Conoteux and Hersent for tin- '■ loading a vast quantity of ancient aod.:'1 wholly useless machinery on tt>e. Cansl Company, '1 here are thousands and thouj,^ sands of canal pant here now—old Sue? - Cana^stook— the greater part of whioh ij uot worth the transportatioa stock paid oa , it. Captain fhilps, of the Nicaragua Canal Co. passed through Aspenwall recently. He speaks with the utmost confidence of I the future of that project. Wuen tha >:' Belgian contractors aont out tlwrmcam the Isthmus of Panama, months ago. to ! put together »he old and worthJcs ex- I avators of End Horsenl for tbo Canal Company, twenty-one of tlnm t\U\ in a single week. A Canal contractor, who visited various parts of the Isthmus with your correspondent, is authority for t 'As, ;) statement."

Great Floods on the Danube and

Mhine. ■ ■ •. ..^ The Danube overflowed its banks duriog the week ending January 2nd, and fircat mischief was the consequence. *ll Iroqcat. of the quays and banks are lost. : The rac/ c:-i course m Vienna was flooded as far,as the',, Exhibition building. la fact the floods iii; Europe at the opening of the yenr.took-tlic form of a great public catastrup&e. Pesth,;; Paris, Mayence, Wiesbaden, .Desseldoif,:* Maunheiru, and many ochcr. places bate; suffered great damage.. Ten thousand'pti.,, sons were rendered houseless in district^ near Worms ; 3000 at Ludwigshafea; 2CW ■ at Mannheim; and 2000 in Worms.>iTtiSl Danube ro?e to a height of 470 centimeter?,: and the Khine 5.76 metres. Ihs railway; between Belgrade and Genera was wasted away, and dnect railway service botweea Switzerland, Fiance, and Italy interrupted., Bobberies of houses in Mayenco, ahandaiied ■ by the flood, were frequent. ■ In Pranci; the Soane inundated several villages,: Thirty-two house? fell at Longpierie. Xksj- Seine reached the level of the December, floods. The Empress of Germany tent 10,000 to the Mayence aufferms. ■ A honse-to-house collection has been. commenced throughout the Gerund empire m aid of the sufferer?. ■. .Iho Prussian Qovernment granted £25,000 iot relief, ancl the Government of' .Hts'se e»v« the some amount. Subscriptions in f russia hate reached, £175,000, Large ■ suing hWefbeen forwarded from Ent-'lami andAmeiica. ;:S

TONGA.

(From Oub Own CoEBEsroHDEST;}': |'; A New Firm. MK'SRS. McAETHUB AKD ' GOMPAi.Vi representative here has succeeded in obtain' ing a lease of one of the best sites on the beach for their new store; their" business is increasing very rapidly, in c' trade has been very brisk during the lest six months. We have no doubt this new ; firm will be an advantage to Auckland, A Sudden Death. The second daughter of the Principal of the new Government College died-wjw suddenly. She went out bathing with some t young triends and got beyond her dep'a • and was nearly drowned. She, hoviWrt*., managed to reach home, but never iecoyert<(j||| ; the shock, and died soon afterwards, Mr i Koberts has the. deep sympathy of all the •" whites here in his sad bereavement. ■ Our Jf/eio Consul.' ; As another proof that we are going (uUij|9| i we have now two consuls ; the ageut of tte j5; I Me-srs Godiffroy's firm, Mr Waldemir7p»%| Luskan, has been appointed Jmporwl iy German Vice-Consul, and has entered up^sef his duties. . ■■'-'■Ml King's New Church. ,- The King laid the foundation stone of;,-S '■■ his new church a short time ago, and thd '' carpenters are getting on with it. J°Ji|@ building is expected to he finished aboatj.; May next. Charlie Maafu. ; Some of your Fiji friends will be sorry toll hear that Charlie Maafu, son of Tul Han, | of Fiji, ia dangerously ill aud not expectta^ to recover, lie anived here a short time jM a*o from Fiji, having been sent here by the ,: *ijji Government. Jt tai not appealed:;* what were the charges against him. 'Ibtn I has been a deal of sickness lately, Dot not ■ morepsrhaps than is usual at this tims o» *;J] the year. Tongatabu, Jan. 20,1883. .

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{Auctions. TO-MORROW. THE PAPAKURA YARDS. THE undersigned will bold their Monthly Sslo. &fc Papahmvi, on Wednesday next, of DAIRY COWS. STORK Q C g ATTLB, OALVK9, At 12 q'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. ~~~~~ TO-MORROW, PAPAKURA YARDS. npHE undersigned will hold their Monthly I salo at Papakura, on Wednesday next, o£ DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLK, CALVES, YKAKLINGS, &c. At 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, SHEEP FAIR. Tho undo signed will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intondlng vondors trill forward ontrioanotlator than the Tuesday previous, tho 6th. HUNTER & SOLAN. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. imOK SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on JD Thursday next, February 8, at 1 o'olocfe, ISO Woll-fattca Cattlo 600 Fat Sheop and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and 3tora Figs A Fore Berkshire Boar and Sow ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HA V M ARE ET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, ntMo'olook. f ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno-Monday, February 19 Drury—Wednesday, February 21 Papakura-Wodnosday, February 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, At 11 o'clock. PIGTURESI PICTURES! Ex s,s. Gulf of Finland, stranded in the Red Sea. For the BenoEt of whom it may concern. Q. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions from Messrs John Rold & Co. to sell, at their Warehouse, Queen-street, on Wednesday, February 7th, at 11 o'clock, 04 LARGE FRAMED OLEOGRAPHS 72 GOTHIC FRAMED CHROMOS Being Copies ov Celebrated Works op Art. Without Reserve, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 14. EXTENSION OF TIME. STIRLING WORTH. HIKUTAIA LAND SALE. FARMS FROM FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Will bo hold atIGRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, x^^-matJifuai/^iTnvvraafj n, Instead o£ January 23, as previously announced Lithographs to bo had on application to tho „■ Auctioneers. T. W. HICKSON & CO., G.N.L.A,, AUCKLAND. W. S, COCHRABB] IJAS. DACEB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. By Order of the Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School, THE LEASH FOE A TERM OF 40 YEARS 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET. 10 ALLOTMENTS IN CHAPEL STREET. FOR 21 YKAES, 10 ALLOTMENTS, NEW NORTH ROAD. rfHE subscribers will offer for Lease by " Auctlon.at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 19th February, at 12 o clock, FOR A TERM OF 40 YBABS— I'A ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of AU about 28 feet eaoh to Eobson-street, all present Buildings to be removed in twelve months from day of sale. Ifl ALLOTMENTS, having frontages Of AU about 28 feet each to Chapel-street. All the Buildings on these lots will be sold and removed before Ist February, 1883. One-third of the value of Buildings at termina tion of Lease will be paid to the Lessees or their Assigns. Tho above are subdivisions of Lots 14,15,16, 17, and 18 of Sec. 22, City of Auckland, and are well-situated, being near to junottonsof Hobson and Chapol-streota with Victoria-street. FOR A TEEM OF 21 YBARS— 1 n LOTS, fronting New North Road, being ■•■ v sub-sections 21,25,26,27,28,29, and part 30,38,39,10,11, and part 42. For plans and further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOft, Auctioneers. W. 8/OOOHRAHE.] [JAMBS DACEB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. THE FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGE ALLOTMENTS AND FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. THE subscribers have received irustrnc. tiona from tho Rev. B. Burrows, Agent tor the Church Miaßlonary Sooiety, to sell by unbllo Motion, at »ho Land Mart, Fort-streot, on Monday, Febrnsry 12th, at 12 o'olook, That Valuable Block ot FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, situate in Conqueßt Place, ParneU. oDtioaito the Sr. Stephen's Kstate, ana adjoining Mr Barton Ireland's, subdivided as follows :— Lot 1—126 feet frontage to Conquest Plaoe, by 181 feet deep {i roods 8 peicher), with the comfortable Family Residence thereon, as occupied by Mr Corbett. Lot S-H feet frontage to Conquest Place, with Dwelling house thereon, now In the occupation of Mr D'Aroy Twine, tot i— The House occupied by Mr Bedford, with 66 feet frontage to Conquest Plaoe, T.nt fi—Larse Allotment, 45 feet frontage to 'conquest Placo; oontaina one rood Beven perches. Lot 6-Comfcrtßblß Cottagp, ocoupied by Mr Morgan, with Allotment 85 ft. frontage. lotß-Larßo Allotment, containing 2 aores 3 roods 25 perohee, with entrance from Cor quest Place. N n — Intending Purchasers are invited to In^ "' apeot the property. Planaaro now ready, and can be obtained at the offices ot SAMUEL QOCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. TO FLOUR MILLERS AND CAPI- X TALISTS. THE undersigned will offer by public auction, at their Matt, Duke-street, Cam brldge.at2o'olock, ! aii »iat VALUABLE PROPBRTY known Mla the OAMBRID&K FLOUR MH.L, with never-falling water-power, driving three palra of Btonoa; it is inthorotigli wording order, and raplete with.mooern MDltooefl. constituting it a Firßtolasa FtonrMlll. now doing a lucrative busl nms having a large native and local trade in Flour, wuh a ready sale for MUleVflTOffal; Bleo, a well-finished 7- Momed Dwelling ho DEO . with tastefa'ly laid out grounds, and about 40 aores of Sod Tracing land. FuU particulars on fficaiion to the Auotioneers, Auck land and Cambridge. CLARI^ft GANJS, Auotloneera. im.a Anotioneers confidently reoommend the •i^o Prwertj' aa Taffordtag a rare opportunity to^MonrtDKß flouriahlng boelneOßin tbebeet pstrlotolWoUfsto.



Auc'Csoni-. I B; TONKS. ». 0. CASE. E. TJ. TOMBS TO-MORROW. OPERA H.A.TS, LADIES' OAFS, HSLMETS, FELT HATS, ALMA CAPS. Ex s.s, Cbimliorazo. MEXICAN GREY CALICOS, SHEETINGS. B. TONKS & 00. | WILL sell ou Wednesday, the 7th instant, at 11 o'oloofe, o OABB3 OF HAT 3AS ABOVS, jUBt o landed, ot OnimooMz* B. TONES. It. CCARK. B. D. TOSK3 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 •a/\ ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN- SHIP. Adjoining railway Station, Fronting on New North Road, THK PKOPERTY OF H. WALTON. KSQ, NOW SUBDIVIDED, And will be offered FOR POSITIVE SALE ON THS ABOVK DATS. B. TONKS & DO. ™ VYEDnEsDaY, 21ST JJJSBKUAKY, NOON. VILLA SITES. LARGE ALLOTMENTS. GREENLANE STATION, R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mrs John Smith to offer by auotlon, on the above date, at his Mart. Queen-street. nm LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMBNTS. J3* over quarter-acre oaob, voloanlo 8011, 2 minutes' walk from Greenlano Station. »nd Samedtetely opposite the Raoeoourse.-Also, llaoreaolvoloanlo land.all In grass, together with the large and commodious Kaomg Stables thereon ereoted.-The allotments are flagsred, and plans can be Been at offlcs ot Auouonosr. B. C. GREENWOOD, THURSDAY, NOON. PLEASANTLY SITUATED . RESI DENCE, GKAFTON ROAD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured -with instructions from tbeDroprUior, who la leaving tor England, to sell by auction at his Eatat?, Land, and House Sa'e Kooms, yueen-stroet, on Tnura dsr next, at 12 o'olook noon, HIS NKWLY-BDILT, WULL-FINISHBD AND ARRANGED RWSIDBNCK of G rooms, fitted up with' Gas Vonetlan BHnfiß. Grate, Oven, &c situated In Grjfton Road, off Kjber Pass, havine a fivntaze of 10H, by a depth of la), running baok to a road, The position Is healthr, convenient, and pleasant, with good view. The prorerty Is well fenced, drained, tnd laid ont. A detached Wash-housa, Fowl-honee, So. Also, The adjoining Allotments ot S3 x 120 feet. Cards to view the property can be obtained at the orHoe of the Auctioneer, \V, S. COOHHANE ] (JAMBS DiCBE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Avenue Road, Parnell. THE subscribers will sell/on the pre mises, near Arenuo Road (between the properties of Messrs Kissling and Walker), on Bth instant, at 11 o clook, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couches, Gilt Mirror, CurtainSrFender and Irons, Carpets, Whatnot, Dining Table, Hair-seated Couch, Dumb Waiter, Linoleum, Lamps, Jj^nß 1 BedsteadT,>"Hisr Mattrasses, Pillows, Chests Drawors, Washstands and Ware, Wardrobe, Shower Bath, Kitohen Uten sils, Clock, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, 17, S. COOHBAHK JAB. DACBE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. TIREEHOLD DROfERTIES. JC EEEIIOLD .[ KOPBRTIES. MAKETU TOWNSHIP, OPOTIKI, WAIUKU, WAIWERA, OKAHU. t fiHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, B Fort-stroet, on Monday, 12th instant, at 12 o'clock, MAKETO TOWNSHIP - Allotment 55 Seotlon 2, containing 5 acres. OPOTIKI TOWNSHIP-Allotment 219, Section 1, containing 1 rood, WAIUKU-Lgts 201 nri-l 311, containing M acres, fronHng Waiukn River. WAIWKRA—MiddIe Portion Lot IG3, con tftiulng 10 acres. OKAHU—southeast Patt lot 111, contain ing 39 seres; Northwest Part HI, con taining 80 screi, fronting Mcngonul River. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. HYDRAUUG LIME J.WJISO3I&C9 AUCKLAND! N.Z. THIHIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit i_ able for Concrete BuiWingßj Brlokwork, Plastering Bnildlngp, Tanks. &o. It is ground the Finest, and Is THS BEST LTMK JN THK MARKET. In reply to the popular ballet that all Limed from MahnranKl are oHbo, -wo ask—" Are b)1 auartz reefs, or are lands in the same district, alike f In Kurope, all Hydraulic or Cement Limeß are tested before using, and the best soeclfled. Why shonld net the tamo rule bo followed here! Per . cublo yd. Concrete Foundations cost from .. 15a to 259 Brlok Foundations coat from ■.. S(te to 83s Conorete Buildings coet from .. 233 to 251 Brick Buildings cost from .. _ 833 to 353 Conorete BuiWings. Plastered, &c, will not exceed 10 per cent, over wood. Circular explaining treitm'nt sent to any art dress, or the falleßi information Riven at the office. Lime supplied wlioTeFale cr refcsl', Speoial terms to Dealers and Contractors taking oargot a direct. Al;o on Pale, BRICKS, PIPES, SATSD, &0. JOHN WILSON & CO. ? ■ 81, Quean-street mELEGRAPH LIKE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street, Cajibridge Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. W. K. C. begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meetlthe requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he ia at present BUILDrNG LARGE 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 Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. * ■ Cambridge, December 22, 1882. ■jnToYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and attor Ist January, 1883, andi until further notice, run to tho following Time table :- Leave Cambridge lor Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily; at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m, .. Booking Offices : Gwynne'S Hotel, Hamilton West ;■ Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk wood and Lako-streete, m^^, ER Proprietor, Cambridge, December 22,188A '



: Bnaineas Notices. BVOVAL OP BUSINESS, j We bog reßDßotfally to inform the Publio of Auckland ona surrounding dißlrtota that wo are REMOVING OCR RETAIL BTOINBSi S j to oun ! NEW I'KMWKS, I the mwt shop but ono bolow Mr HattrayV, ! Urnpar.'Qiteßn-Btrcot. where, with tho Increase- ; I acoommodalion at our ooinraand, and tho bu j petlor faollltiea we Bhall possqbb for thoefflolont oonduot Dt onr bnslnesß, wo hope to mo-it an , Increasing oharo of tho patronage whloh lmß t>aen hitherto bo ÜboraUy accorded to us, In view of the rapid advancement ot tho City of Auckland we believe tho time has arrived when a FIfISTOLASS 1 CHINA. GLASB. AND EARTHENWARE j K<_TAB_I3HMBNT has beoomo nnoesaarv, where Roods of a su nerlor desoi'lption oan bo obtolnorl W 'bout having to cond to ottier plsoea out or the Cc.ony to rmrohaso thorn. To suiply this want and I koep paoe with the advancing reqniromontß ot I tho OUy will ba our oonaf int aim. and we ona fldont'y roly ucon tho support of the Auokland i publlo to onablo ua successfully to oarry out our i purpoao. QuR IMPOKTATION3 I boInK largo wo arc enabled to purohaso Roods at tho vbky lowbst nATBS. and our onatomors I rosy roly upon rocolvlng tho bnoOt of nuy ail vantogo wo way pobbosb in this tospoot, j Wo aro. I xoursfatth.nl'ly. BOYLAN & TANFIELB, Anokland, January* 18:3, FT L AS~S y^ O X X S. pLASS WOBKBI onr Leading Artloleo this week are i Ooufco- Honors)' Jura, la per lb; S Glass Jugs for 2s Gil i Lamp Ohlmnoys, 3 for M j Glaat Balln for Shooting at, in Quantities to anil purchasers: Harden Shades, all atari i Flab. Globea and Gold Fish, very oheap. m, cooTi sons, i WISEMAN'S BAY. fV BE AND POTTEK, COACH BUILDERS, XJC Grey-street, AuoMand.—N.B,: Iron'bark Shafts. Spokes, Felloes, Blue 1 am and all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prioea. OBSON-STKEET STEAM COM__ MILLS.--H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Tea, Coffee, and Sploe Merohants, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal, Firewood, ana Produce Dealorß.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Hobaon atreet, AnokVind i T HEND-KSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL (DECORATIVE PAINTER, » No. 8, Wyndh am-stsest. F, J. MOSS. I IW. V. O SULLIVAN i F. J. Moss & Co., ■ HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, 3 BnOBTLAND-BTRKHT, Intending Bayers are reßpootf ally invited to lnspeot our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Cnrrent Rates ot Interest. AKNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND OANDL- MANU FACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, JJIOHMOND. OfflOß :-DUBHAM - STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers Of Tallow, Wool. Sheepßklns, and Bones. „ mo BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, X BUILDERS, ETO. !• The underslßned, hsving speolal maohlnery for the manufacture of Boltß, has supply of all lengths In Btook at oheapost rates; aleo, Roan -3 latlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tabular Field '■ Gatoa, price A3loa. to be had from T. and S. '. Mnrrln & Co., Crulokahank, Mlllor fc Co,, and J a ,the Works. ,_ TAx T< '< Lome-street Bolt and General Iron Works. / Tr1308" J g[ABJUOTT, SHB KAPAI UORlff 1 BKOOM FAOrOKS. O<JSVOK-RODBB-EI«lt Ifsleaji Webb, ~ vwm ia/a vst Am, IL»OUKBINDIN« Af)J5 ACCOUNT , 33 BOOK FACTOKY, " VioroßiA-siKEn West. Auckland, Ono Door above Holland & Butler's. CHARLES COOPEK, late Head of tho " Herald" Department, Begs to Inform his Friends and tho Public In 0 eenoral that he has commenosd Business for a himself. C. C. la now prepared to execute Promptly, Cheaply, and in tho Best Stvlb, >£ all classes ot Uookbindikh and general Hto r tlonory. ' S m mmaiii ■■ imiim '. W ifra bjp '". Alerts. '.' ITSTBW SB ALAND FBBHB i, aLI .Unajoonte*, ts l" S Xsstelully Uonntea la various wars, i wiio.« is d t* v-j vf..< vab mim. I as Ssit) by I B X I 0 OBAIQ, fj . PBIHCEB-STREE2, E T^ DWA R D BART LE V, ARCHITECT, STICHBURVB BUILDINGS, ' QUHiKN-BTREET. rIIHAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY X FACTORS". JAMES MaCKIE, Proprietor, . VIOTOKIA-ST. E.V3T, ' AUOKLAND, 5 Repairs of every dosorlptlon In Wood and Iron neatly oxocuiod on the dhortest notice. 1 SprlnßS made and repaired, ' Always on Hand—A largo Quantity of Lamps, ,i also Ironbark Shafts and spokes. Red Gnm Fol -4 loss, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to. I inj (j T~O B A T H \JC to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD. AND l" SHOWER BATHB, Viotohia - STRBBT Kabt. '; Cnar»e-ONK SHILLINQ. Open aU week days II from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.. and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and snppllod with every oonven ienoe, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brashes, oombs, respirator*, soaps, &o. Beleot Bath rooms (orlvate) for Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance One Shilling and i Sixpence. Pleaae note the adoress:—Vlotorla street Kaet, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next tbe Cheap Beddlofr and FarnUuro Mart, Auokland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. TAMES n LARE, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to Inform the publlo that ho has STARTED BUBINBBS AGAIN IN HIS OLD SHOP CtTBTOM-HOUPE-STRBHT WIIST, and will be most happy to Bee his old customers, and any new onea who will favour him with their patronage ' All kinds of Yachts and Boats built to order on tbe shortest notice. Boats repaired, N.B.—A Small Slip on the premises. J. CriARK, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, ;, GUSTOM-HOUSB-STBKKT WBST, fhkkmjln'b bay. r • I Evening Concerts. 1 SELECTIONS FHOM OPERAS, SONG 3, DUET 3, ETC., ETO, 9 —. a ' Every Person can have those In their own 3 Homo by calling on ' J. BOWDEN, ShortlaND-ST., And Purchasing ono of his a NEWLY-IMPORTED PIANOS. .1 a ______ | THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARORL DELIVERY ■ Despatch Goods and Parcels of a!l dosorlptlonß to every part of tho Town »nd Suburbs i • Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following aro the Booking ARonoles I— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker. .Knrangahapoßoad : W, H. Young, Groosr Ponkonby Road R. Birnie. Bafcer ....ArohHIU J. Reid, Cabinetmaker..,. Corner of Kybor Pbsb andSymondsst. 8, Reid, Grocer Corner of Kyber Pass and Graf ton Road. a W. S. Collins, Grooar. Parneu f a. Heldt, Cabinetmaker Newmarket I ■ DELIVERIES : a Town i Hourly, Suburban iII a.m. ana 5 p.m. t No. 76, Telenhoae Exchange. i HB4D OFFICE: Nathan's Bond. Custom i house- treet. . 1I w U)?KRIO1:5 OOBEUeA-Jcan SARK& tls ' _~..„„ Igvaa. k a k has BttK SikliS a _BMb«e cl tho »bota, wJt? 7 To» ready to? nea. &% and n»wi_d», AT HI3 BIS-l- WUHKB, V«lIOI?J-l-BT_ai--., OS W3 S!-2H> WB_6l_.-_-SBS__T. '• Large «__tH_isa c£ ti'^utLm, MHaina. i_d Dov/n pipes nl-wcya In itaok. Ye.-an__i Iron our«6d p.t shortes* noilca. Mffi-ufaoJurer of Leafl sni Oompo Plpo, >) _, tiwlcs Mluoiloa of Chandeliers, fca., a* bu n WoUosloy-saset shop, j. Cesaisy oites wU! always iscm ills jh:c_k» ftttsatfOßj t _ HoaßKifl ii i*r os wstes n SOS-W «'-*"«„ OU SHI IaPBOVBD liBAD v 51.-108 RroOIBBj ' i, "nTT r-airris ximk tau-B. i- ifl! _____ '■ LC*TO Arch HUI- S.ieam Wim Hum U!)pu Ipm USpn W6pra Leave National Banle -3 Bam •M.lßam U.i Sam " I,lipm s,«pm Mpm 0.80 pm • BxoeptTnesaayg and ThMßflari, when tht from Auokland and 10J0 from Asylnm «1U go to and from the Whan,



Public Wcraicoh. Oik, BO.'i VV », A i"I B1 ® - r>< A*> H S2i ft 8?. QvKRK.-rRK&fj iv'.vssraiOT?,, fflf.% HlL*ii!'Cl-itJ6«i*to. 6HV3KM, fill* HaUßh JrfiAßk Hsii'toii «ici Ooniiutwtal fll'.eet, Pbotty arwMt;, Gltssa Shades. WHiTH SD3SAH, Oclotnu. Oil, VABHSSii/SS Jlnusiies, Mixed Fainte, Owmhi's Anste. HWlve tuia latent HiUwia IMuto, !t2 U UIiSJSNUH—GIIS, fllainea. Vtmosreft, fa Picture Frame) and Kooin U3oor»Hi3iiß,K"»iß-p Frames loi1 OablaeS aufl n,n,Vi S?iot<tb»ks n( tnvtg aworipaoa ia Ei»aS vAttets Bo3ATß—Photoi and OoloateSi AUmraa fas Fhctra, aoi'sye, c;c, fee, fSOj Oaft.oa4 or Ovotlr-y BXtmnb, all tiiaao j Oablaet ar.Ol ÜB.T. Mounts? j Asfeso" SJsann'.tWi ; ff, i?, r a. n«4int: (Uwiya on sumti «jo largais tit sot of tha nbu?a Kisofl«i Sn ibe Nai-th Sfilmnfi OS Now Sefeianfl, »ro nblo to osoouJa sltuer whole tslo oi- tM.ill o-.'fi«.'.'ti on ilia mokii J*vaurftMi' lermiii Bsraplea n( PRpci'lifasulnHci from ojitw etcaii, or ol orlKintil imokattos, »oui on ajsplißP tloa, New uniMwa In Anotland Bhonld lujptcS one stock til l'uperhsnirtotw unfl floturee befow flttinß ny their usw bamcaj thoy will Ana ROms thlcK to nn.'ft (to meana ot sTsrronsi Wi JPHI&MpFs & BOH, _ . TRADE ?p'.; '"U ' rP-__MARK' -^s.^—-i"i fil O S BALE, 1 Foar-wtaoolod Dope Gart (nearly aow) 1 Two-wheolod Dcg Cart (noarly now) X Lame Lady's Plmoton Uonblo-ooHtoa Uußgy Wanted to Parohase, Doablo-eeated Hooded , Buggy. rip H X UakBIaKKET 1 ICf, UUSKK-aTHKIIT, AUOICIiAWU ON OAIiB, AIIBITHD FEB nOKOItIN'OKIi *in> KOMAN EMPIBK,- Whita Olorer, Ked Olorer, Alsyks Dlo van, Oow mn, Meadaw Foaono, Mesdoir VoxtalL Oroatod UoftstaU, Rape, TretoUum Inoaraatota (Bomlo* OlOTeil. IfKOM JUMKKIOA UUMOT* Timothy, Kontncky Blnesnn (Pea VntouMU BAJUjY BKKU POTATUHB, AB 90L10W8 I— ABhlesf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Oantot bury Flokea, Patterson's Vlotario. tATKK VARIKTIKS—Hobart, Button* Mil nun Bonom, Bntton'i Vlowex Ball, etc Also, OaU, Barley, Utiraau and Flowoi Heed, Uoarse, Fine and Book Bait, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, daoon and Ilnras, UONKUUtiX i«n BONKFIiOUR of all Btradca. ISLAND ARD FBKUVIAN UUANO, fto., XC, HKSKgTH & AITKKN. JA MX £ BXJX 0H B tt, OASfKB. DONTKAOTO *r Qoodi (Mrtod and DeUrered trom thlp'HfNU e» Buort«it NoUos. Ballast Mupplloo. anwoABTLi) *.m> Bay ov lav,A-jivn Ooai Aim 9lrnwood lout an a> 'unr»:cngblii Coffee i Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown, DUIUIAM-STKKET, AUCKLAND, FLOOB MILLER AND COFJfJCK & BPICK MERCHANT, Has Alwayh on Hand and For Sale— FLOUR, in enoltp, 100's, and 60's, " Bine" brand FLOUR, in saoks, lOC's, and 50's, " Ked" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROA9TRD COFFKU PKPPKIt AND BPIOKB. In tho mattor ol COFFEE, thoattontion of tho Puhllo Is called to tho oicollnnoo ol my brands, and a trial soUoltcd. Tho Mlstnros aro OOinposod only ol the IHst Plantation Coll'oa and tho Bo9t Chloory prooarublo, and may bo ohnraotorlsed thns— v"*-"j " Ka«lo" (my boat brand), nearly pure oolVoo "Ship" and "Camol," modlum ooll'ees o( Kront BtreoKth and fl-wour "Castlo" and "leopard," los^r inoillum and common coffees. To lovers ot roally line Cofl'eo, I stroncly r o oommond the " Kbrio," bat to tho (cnnornl wato Medium oolttwsfl.ro round to bo moat Hcco.ytuolu, and I say, thorotoro, Tkt tub SHIP Brand Tnx THE OAM "CL BHANII Proooralile tiom all Mi chants and Store keeper.], 10030, and In tins, 101ua.,, 2iihi., lllbti., 71ba., 6lbs.. libs., be., aad lib. jMOFFBHi rjOFFKK pOFFJJR j^EVV AIUUVAL OV~ "ROODS' tMns. .Down, arAYANiJCORSST MAKKR, UP-^KB HCIB39N-ST KBT Kstabltshod 1861. X very Dsaorlntlon of Btay Cormitu, &.o. Stu-Rlcal Bcilts npon tho latest invprovomnnts. Shoulder Ktrays Mudo to - Order, rf» c B A D O 0 X X» OPTIOIAN Has n 4 Btoofc SPKOTAOLRS AND WY3 BLtSSKS ol BTery dcsorlpUoiU rd uourats Fit Onarantssil. cojcodnd snoßoacopsa ,md tklh | BtX)PHB, Powerful and Giieap. AHBBOID ÜBOKRDa, TBHBMOMBTSBa. Kuotrio Bills, uattkrieb and FimHGS, MapcoJo Electric Machines and IMedleal Oolli, OPKRA GLABSBa BINOOUIJLK FIELD AND MARINK QLABEIES. TEXODOUTRB, COHFAB3BS, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydromotora, Saccbarometen, Sallnometeri, Argentometert, ike,, &e.,&e. AfIKTS MS TAYMR'B PATKIJT BSWTSQ MAOHINK3 ft EXTRAS, Initmmenta and Sewing Machines repaired, Oproarn ma Post Ofi'icb, fliUfttluul-ftrMt. to « ' «i Hi 02 M »sj ft ° R *** iiKUuHJL> 1,1 IMB GROUWI7>*liIMB, FOR BALB, . SOUTHGAXB'S MAHURANUI HIDBAUIiIO GROUND ICOCUiS UMB, Id aty onantlty, lor oouoreto, Paths, Floo.-t.. Cellars, etc (nozt to atone flagging, Is nn rivalled tor durability ond hard-Bettinu onallties). For tanks and oilier wbi verb It la a Crst-olasa materials B. KBASB, SOLE AGE NT, HJJIUVK.KSDALK MANQFACTUK ma co. (LiMintD), TANNKR3, CURRIERS. FMLIi'MONQKRS, IMPOftTEBB OF BNGLIS £f, AMERICAN, ANII FORKIQN LKATHBBS, OBINDF'RY. SHOB MKROBRY. TOOLS ANU ALL THK RKQUI9ITKi3 08" THK BOOT AKD SHOS TRADB3. The R.M. Co. (Limited) havo now on hand ond to arrive, a splendid assortmont, and first rate value in Colonial Sola. Klo, Calf, Split BrownTand Black Harness L.-athers, &0., &o ALSO, First-rate valuo In Frenoh and Knglish Cal( Oa™ Kid. Patent Calf, American Buff Kniit Knamel. Kaat India Kip, 8;o.. so. Maoniuo Sltke. Maohlno Threarts, Urindery. Tool", and Shoo Mercery of all desorlp tloss, OABH BUXBR^O^HJDK^SKINTa, WOOL, n-nnrjirv i I Offloo and Store: Tblephose 95. WM. B. HAMPSON. Beoretarjr '



M- 0 N E V T 6" LEND1 . on inim-Mouj bkcukitiks. ; J, GHADWICK, KAuei Gum IjHokek ahd Commission] agent, !■■ quhhic-stbeet, auckland ( (IiIKNKV'S AUCTION ROOMS, UPSTAIRS). ' "I £10 to £1,000. vt icxokian lioan and discount T AOBNOY, IUGH-BTKKBT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OffiflOKS). Monoy aflvanoo from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Do da cl Property, »hare», &o. Repayments oan ho made In Instalments ot One HnirjiKG pkh "'iskk for each Poijnd bor rowed, or In ny way to buU borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Omtiok Addhkss i Bos DO, Auofelana, H/iXCHANGE ON N«W YORK AND J.U LONDON, in sums to suit. ITOK SALHi BY I ARNOLD. HINKS, AND CO., I Cornor of Cnßtom honso and Fort streets. UWEY TO-LEND, in largo ana smaU >mug, at current rates o£ iutorest. Apply to PETKK OLIPHANT, Solicitor, lllgh-atroot. M~"ONEY TO LEND, on Real ustate, In aama ot *!50 and upward?, at the our ront rates of intoraHt —Apply Wm. S. Coohrane, 35. N. Z.i Insurance Hnildlnga, or tfDinuol Coohratiß and i?oti, Fort-Btroot. ONEY TO JUEND on Mortgage at Firat-o!as3 FreMiold Soourltieß. WM. COLIC MAN, SoliOltor. Oornor ol Quoen and Shortland-streets. ONEY TO LEND, In large or small Bums, at üßiinl rates of Interest. CONNKUj & COOPKR, Bnllnltors. Vnloan bana. OJNISY TO LKJND on Mortßiige or . any sam required, on torms lio suit borrowers. lntoroßt>allowed on monies plaood on my handa till Invented.—W. V, atevens.ln voßtlng Agoat, 187, Queon-Btreot. A UUKLAKD FKhMAMBHI j£L 00-OPBKATIVK BUILDING AMD JNVHSTHKNX SOCIETY. Ovfiob i—ll7, Qoastsr-BTKEiM, IjOANH granted upon approved nocralttoa ol Freehold or Leasehold Properties In annul ot ffifll to m.m prlnelpal and lntoroat bolna re payable In lnstalmonta at tho following Kb ouciti) ItAMta (or repayment of each MOO borrcrcred i— Etopajrmentg extend- p ._ w «u* Total wnonn' Ing over for ween. lyear «. .. a0 0 104 0 0 irean - ~ l GlO 10a II I S years Z - U 1 H« li 0 4yoKra Z ~ US m 8 I 8 year* Z Z SB ISO 18 B BTearl Z I 7 1 U7 II B IQyears , - 8 8 ma IB I And n the fame proportion lor imaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Soolely reoelvea Money on Depoßit at 5 per cent. P« «SJfj^ TOBB| Secretary. Hotelß. TpACIFIC HuTEL, JOnN GILIiANBKIt, PnOPIUETOB, Begs to announce to his friends and tho genorel public, that ho has completed tho extensive Alterations on his Promises. Among tho many improvements, ho has Intro duced n SPECIAL DINING-HOOM, under tlio superintendence of a woll-known Caterer. Tlio Cuisixe will bo tho Best tlio Season con supply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OF WINKS AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. Do.uu) akd Residence 80s. per Week ltcasonablo Charges. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attention. Goon Stadlin'o. a * a C 1 F I U HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. n, white ... .- Fuopßitfroß. Tho fibovo Hotel having undorgono extonslvo and thorough ropai.t, tho Proprietor trusts that l;y careful attention to tho wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair Bharo of tho putronniro of nil. There 13 a good lsilliard TnMo.a good Cuisine, and tho very best of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations are being niado for a rgally good Salt Water Hath, so suitable for all travellers to and frum Sydney, *:o. Tlio Hay of Islands can not surpass tlio advantages offered for bathing, aa it ia|)ut ones siicccsaion of bays and inlots for over eighteen miles. Families 0:111 bo accommodated with private rooms unil all tlio recinmto couvoniencos. Oysters and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horses can bo had at vory short notico, so aa to enable Visitors to 800 the Manganese Mines. Boats nro always to bo obtained tor Plonica Fishing Parties, &o. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. BOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. First-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddle Horses and Plensnro Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCBMORE, Pnoi'iiiETOßa. A D & ~H O T E L. Wines and Spirits ov Best BB.UJDO. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meals ready at all hours. Good STAnLrxo for Horses. M. LENNON, Proprietor Merchandiß <s A« HKAT HB B, OBNKBAIi IMPOKTEK, HAS ON HAMD AND TO ABBIVE BRANDY- Courvoialer's Bmndy In bulk do do onadiatnonfl, four dia mond, trad VO ABaoeiated Vinoyard iirandy In bulk.lo&se, flask, and half-flash: Mnllor JTreres" Brandy in built, oase, flMlCi and half-flask ilonnossy's Hrandy In oace W. and A. ttllbey's Urandy In case SUM— Lownflea 1, SO 0.p,, -08S1C3 and hhds Lemon Hart's, l-caoks W, and A. Gilhay's, In oaoo, VV nnd whlto WHISTCY (bnlkj- Gtreenleesi invarßesj, GlonUvet, Terrier, Kb-Irer, Gresr and Cd, la demijohns ana $ gallon jara WH!3KY (osse)- L'olllo Blna.i, Koyal Blend, Rob Boy, Jero beam, Glen Almond. W. and A. Gllbey'i Irish and Sootoh in Ilnakfl aOHNAPPS- Henbo's, VV. and A. ailboyti WINMS (bnlk!— Sllva and CoJ'.n'B, Au3'iralinn, Grenaoh, anfl Tofeiy m^V?aKA 0!A?G->\bef* (OsHtle brand). Port. 3ho.?ry, Ctarcf, Murenlo, Madeira, U, A, b, a, n, and a; vi> Olureta, 0, 1, 2, S, i\ Ci'.ampssua — Roodorar, Perrler and Csmnset ATjJI— Bass, bottled by Hall Bob.T'6 Heart, battled by Hall John Mull, bottled by John Reid Ashby'a and MeKwan'a " Qfobo " brand AnKlo-Mavarian BTOtjT— Koar'o Hoafl, flail Kdmoud'a Pig Bi-snd Gulnansß, bottled by Blood Wolfe BparWlap Nonrotone. plnta and qnarta dale and ffrioud'fl and Johns, Matthews and OOi Genuine V/hlte Lead and Zlno Unseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n aromg Oolza Oil, In drama Oaator Oil, In bulk DKIKD FRVTITS- Odrrantß, in half oases Sima Bclslns and Flga Aden Apples (evaporated) KKRO3SN'-r, ISO and 159 tost— Devcivp Rofßl PrilUons, Light ot Agß, Pre mium Safety Prime YorS Kasss aisd Bcoon a* how Rates TO^ter C the VTniei', J2"B, Nallroa vfffflSe U* P Ple«« ""ffiiS^Tw. NO. I MM Piokleo, Kipperad HotTlngß, Potted Meatp, and an ansortment of General Goods always on hand. A BKAIHER, «», X h T E N D STOKE, VV VICTORIA. ST. WKST. JOHN H. HUGH Its 1b now Dreoared to '»npply all kinds of Groceries at tho lowest prloee. A Tbial Invited. NB— Families waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered. Please Note the Addreaa- JOHN H. HUGHKB. Tea Dealer and Family Grocer. Vlotoria-atreet lea uu»K> Wegt) Mxt Red Ll(Jn Hotelt



Iromuougero'i » fHORA* O 4.KDWAHS ■fFOUSS'. v> 111 -O. £34, QU&KN.STKSSrap . pI. a J" O iokbv HAvK FOR BAXIB BOWAT'S ASIUCVICNiO KAMI'S Btjkhkkh, Fonts, (}r,f>6Kn, aso Wiescj Ajnfl a WveaJ Variety of. OMmnlm. KODOUE'S r ; O0KV,"OO»'« t AMU Wf«s?Af.!3 KABLB ANH POOEWtaBS1. JOHHBOH'B OKLEBKATED SCISSORS OLARK'H BUiXJGHS S&UOMPAWS, fi;a OBimTH'S PATBNT THA AHD OOIWKB POTS, STAMPED TINNKD MKAT AND PlB DIBHKS, BASINS AND MIXK PAHS (a!) ■bes), EOCKKTB, XUB3, PAILD, AMD OWNS, BBOOHS, SORUBBEM, WHISKH, &0, HAIB, CLOTH, AND NAHi BSUBHSa, PABK'B, BLACKS, AKU CTHOOH'S BPADKB AND DIGGINU FOKKH. BABDICN HOKS, X AKKB, AND TKOWKLK, DIfITOH, SOBBY & HI'EAK, AND JAOKSOX' BAND. »IP. AND TKNNOS B A.WB, AXIS, ADZIB, TOMAHAWKB AND OHISWi' AUOUBS, PRANKS, HAMMKBB, BRACKS, Tinas and i'ATBNT Sirs (all Uses), LOOKS Hingss, Hails, add Buabsv/au", Boorr's Gemuihk Whits Lead, BAW AND BOILED I.IHBJSBD Oih riVB VKU OKNT. UE3OOONS Allowed lo Caen Pnrohasew on a\\ etltr nmonnUnH in SDo. ana npward Land and Estate Asrents os 5 o ii w c, • KsUte, Land, sod Gonoral Oommis lon Agent, 81, (Jncon-Btroet. Anolr'andt ijl O U « A U E, JP Bt KUWAKD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALHKKr-Qontloman'flUoaldouco, 10 rooms. ontbnUdlnOT, 310 9 norcs ; very ohctu'. MOUNT ALBKRT—Uonso 10 rooms, o\itbnlld lngi-, 2 acres (near station), £350. VOLOANIO Ii&NU (atMonnt Kaen)-DJ Rcros, 7-roomed Honsa. &0. Cl5O oash, st 7 per ennt. MOVNX1 ALBKIKT (nuar I'Wlwoy btatlon) ---6} wms TOloanlosoil. taWM : BBloudiJ vlovv. MOUNT ALBKKT (near Btmloni—lioaao ID rooms, 2 norea—£7oo- UOUBK OF KIGHT BOOMSI, llflon Torraoo, Qua &U)vo. woli. fto. OfTorod cheap. MOUNT KDKN (noar Station I—Hovon-roomefi House and Largn Allotmor.t, £500. 'forms easy. MOUNT KDKN—Honsail rooraß, B2io VIEWUOAD (Mount Kdon)-7rouniedHonso; oonoioto olatorn, with npßrly ono aero. COTTARK and IjOT-193 x 160-fi2oo. UNBHUKOA.—Honoo 8 rooms—J3llM. ONKHUNHA 7-roomod Honso and Land, £150. aUjUTMKNTS. SoaUeld Koad, Parnall, Itfoh monrt Mount Krton. eto. MOUNT KDKN, Volley Kwvl-Hoaso of 9 large rooma. ont honsoa. ia. iv. land. Olioar. SKAvIBLD KOaD—Oomlotmm't) licsildonon of 8 rooms, large allotment, evory convenience, LKAMINUTON ROAD — Now Comfortable Houses and Land, £250 each, ClTY—Uapltal Shop of 6 toom?, etablo, &c, to lonpo, rent low. MOUNT ALBEBT-161 aorcs and House, £500. MOUNT ALBfCUT — Leaeo of t'i acres and Honses. && Cheap. ~.,.» KLLKRSIIK—Honae, 7 rooms, and land, £150. PoNßONbY—Honees of S end IV roomp. PAP ATOITOI—Fine Oouso and 20 aorea. FaKMB at Cambridge, Pukerimu, ttc. KD. WAYTK. Honae and Land Agent. 1 1 a.a. is, 4 V IJjJj *AMS ON, HOOBX liAND AND FINANOJAIi AQSH? Bankora t-Nattonal Bank of New Zealand, BBNTB and INTBRKcJ'f Oolieoted. MONKY InTMted for Capitalists on Bratolaea Moorlttea. irrtßom Chahok. Six par oent allowed on deposits nntll Inyeatad. HORTGAGUS and LOANS NeiiaMflteA. 81IAKKa Bonaht or Sold to ordeii BSTATBS ManasoA for Absen»oo», . ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses BnlW on the Weeklr Payment System. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS SOU SAUI IT PBB VOOII aooU»nd-street, 60/ West-Bteeet, 30/ Inkerman-street, HI Hepbarn-flireet, 80/ Bond-street, 15/ Llg&r Place, 60/ Argylwtrest. 163 S or£ oU:'Bt? Je«I n 40/ BerOßtord-atreet, 90/ Cook-street. £10 iSotval Parade: til Wharf Road, w Reolaination, £8 Mount Bden Road, £1 Howe-etreet, 80/ Kybor Pass, £6 Hookott-sticot, 15/ Normnnby Koad, W Nortbcotß, 10a Brighton Boad, 10/ And In Various other Itreeta At low rates. JtAmtn to i/BND, insumii 01 £10 andnp 3OWVV wards, on sood seonrltlea. PABNELTi— Slx-ioomed House (new) for Sale In Kntland-ntreit j pleasant vlow of har t onr. Ptioe. £325. Kasy terms of payment. WELUNGTON-STRKBI'-9 roomed flouao for Sale, with 2 large allotments, tront garden. Prloe £160. • . ' rfOUNTBY STORK for Sale, with 8-roomed \j House, Stable. Cow-shed, Fowl-houae. Pig aery. Five aores In orop and orchard. "VTORTHOOTB—Allotments: two fine Corner ll Allotments for Bale, flve mlnuto9 walk from lit wharf. £30 each. rjOSRBANK KSTATK.-Near)y Four Aomb JtV for Hale, on main road to Auckland; level land, fenced, in grass: ii miles from Auckland. AlfO, 22 aoroa, water frontage. SHOPa and HOUBHS to Let In Prlncos-Btrrot, Groy-street, Karangahape Boad, Kybor Pbbs, KdenTerrao*. *o. HOUSK at Mount Kdon with about two acres Kroanil, hnving a main frontage of 417 ft.] orohtrd, garden, oow-sbod/pigsty, fowl houto, ota Frloe. £675 Kaßy terms. ka—FOUR-ROi>MBO HOUSK for faleln X)LO\J Newton, near the Masonio Hall; easy terms of payment. i?oKn—NEWTON—Four-roomed Housa and i^OU WorkshOD for Rule, with good garden. /■^HAPBL-STRttET lOITY)-Two Houses for \j sale near Unrham street. Prlou. £426. SUBURBAN STOKE for Pale; homo oon talns six moms and Eoullery; main tho roughfare, splendid position for business. £650. rvUBLIN-STRBBT. Newton—Very oomfort- U able House for Salo (new), near Post and Telegraph Offices, on deforred piymente. BKRKBFOKU-STRBKI'— New and very con venient Cottage for Bale, near Congrega tional Ohnroh, On easy terms. HAMILTON (Walkato)-Honße and aore of ground for sale, two mlnntea walk from Bank of New Zealand, for £100. Lot 321, HUNUA— Eighty Aores of Land for Sale fcr £65. Also, Mighty Aorca at Walklekle, for £65. A splnndid ohance for working man. ■ftrORTHGOTK — Sovon-roomed House, out- Xi buildings, tco., and 80 aorea of Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour, Alsot New 7-roomed House and nearly 5 aores. DKVONPOItT, take Kuaa — Uovoral very oholoo ViUn Sitos fur SJaio, haviug road and sea frontages, and pocoaaslng she finest lanflHoapa views to ba found around Auckland. P f> CA-A NIOH HBW CUTTAGK in Now X>£t)\j j on ( or g E io, v/jtii !mkc shod, allot ment 40 x ife); very claa&ii. "•STAITICMATA ItlVaU MiOaTAGE.-Lona W for Sale tA S3 vss noro, in largo or omnll blooks. Kasy wraia. JtOdK— HOUSK tur Sala Sa. WUUam-Btreet. »/.O J u6ar st, Jamea" Ohuroh. Also, Very Comfortable Sovon-ronmed House, bath-room, &c, price £159. EPBOM— lianttemna'n Villa Jtosltoios, noTen roumrt, ooaok-honiia, atabllns, &c £1000. Tf> BMUKRA.—IB aores, tor Hala > excultom tail XV and splendid rlaw BKIGHIW KOAU, l Jnrn<j« - 81&-Httniea Honue for mie, allotment m x 100 1 wetei laid en. Pdoa, Mli, POfISONBY— Mew Blx-roomed House and Workshop tor Bale; two »Hotoent«; iwo fronteEsaj oaaytorwß. ■• FABhBIjIm — Newly-finished . bix-tootnea House tor sale 1 pleasant vlow j ism. IQUKMB also For Salo at Waikomltt, Para ■s moremo, Stokes's'Polnt, Waiiakorei, M&hu tansi, North Shore, Papaknra, fto. Also, see fSiU New Zealand SereOA and Wtddv New: 10 ha ».. w TITI iams on, B9TIXB AGKNI VOTOAW hm,



Sfwu:« Bfiaciunes iS&WSNS MACHINE IMPOE-?SB A.!.-ai»W SMssMmt of Vati Olisllenisa HSKotoo the WorM- - ' I'M Wecbphi Co,'e sswraa maobikb Wto MOB* Sileni Tho Olieapairt ffbe Most Rapid! The Highest Ami «ho Moat Simpla The Largest Tmblh the .Most Kaay to Woe's The Beat Coyer The Moat Durable 'i'he Simplest Hhattl* Xha Moss Kieimw Wha Nenieiit fiUtoi* '«a«A»it« MiWsaiHisfl trona £t> 10*. PHS 3383 BiBWIKQ HACHIMM «VKB BIADE, ■Me* oi HAND MACHINES, £3 11)2, AIS-J, ALVAXH OR KAMI). Oeaolne Bmati? Krister ana Bo mm Wortholm • Standard Howe Oompany"B Wheeler and Wilson I Brover and Baited Jones* ABO i niuniwtio AudotherßoodmakeD stbom ' SS, d, saa Webk ! 2a. 6d. fib Wbk' I am uMaamua hwabahmosb. i'iinea Maehlmea can be had ol mr Agenw 1- H. MtoljeanandOa, Plonoor Store, Whangare I Thomas WeU», Cambridge j William Stevens 05 Onshunga | K. Wayto. Unmllton i ParnoU and tiorlsn, Glaborne i uronnan and Co., Taiuangs wifl. at other olase*. mas rtsEAi jq bpo x, QUBKN-STRKKT. ' KBI'AIiLIaHKU BY fIPBOUI (fltlniillv AEPOINI'MENT. J3uY ONLY THK -f) SEWING MAOHINKS. The Easiest, Bimplost. Beat Made, anil Moat Durable. The only Sewing Machine which has never bßenlbeaton in competition. Sole Acronts in NewZaaland I SHAKESPBAR AND 00,, (Opposite the Market,* QUKKM-BTHBBT. Singkks Sewing Machines, SffioMUn Mjiohinea BlnKor'B Deoiinve 5} IVSKS!2 StoKer-a Uooialve Maehlnes aitiKar-a Deolslve Mnohlnes Blneßß's Dootalvp ffiftft" Slncoen jL!«oi.ivo Miiohinea SISISr-fl Deoislvo %&*£*' Slnrart and Mnohinea Siußort OTcrwholminK Ki'SSISS! Stiiuor'a Ovorwhelming sf"°SI neß BlDgcr'a Overwhelmluu Mftchlnoa Siniißr'B Overwhelming Mwohtnea SloKor'a Overwhalmins Mtiohinoa ss-it'ii'fc Oiforwhelminß Mnohiues diiiKS**") Ovcrwhelmlnv Mnohlnca aioaort Vloiory for Iho Blhkok Mncmnea einm-rt Victory JJS^mSS 81»Ror> Viotory , «J»oh nea StaSot'f Viotory Mjioh nea SlDßer'e S rictory Mt.ohnea Slnaor'f Viotory !OS, ea . Siiuwrt Victory M«.oh n«B SloKKt- Viotoiy Mfcohtoos SlnaocV Viotory Mm* tats Binger'B At Chtlstohuroh KxUtbition. Maohtaes 81nfi«r b The am K or «?H&! BS2 BlnSer1! The alegar J;* 0? c^ a S:,.m<"< , Tho singer S'.s^ = 3)n K er;> Xno81»«or Much uea ainsarß TheßtoWM Siaaoih The singer. Mnqpinea Slmrar'p I'wo Gold Medals Machines Blnsfcrt l'v/a uold Medals K"'"s 5*2 Singed iv?o Gold Meftala MsvCSlnc-o SmSofa iwo acid Menali Ms43Wcob Biaeofa Two Bold Medals MacWnoa BtaSeri Two HoM Medals M«*i;nei SIGHOtV ,v«ttinn»UCompeHtoni Msvchiasa BingWa iea'JngaU JJ« icWnea SinEßrt uofttlngaU s)"^ "2? Sing-jr'a Beatinuall vSSmES SmSert CompoUtow Stnßert Cocnpetitora Sj**K?^ dingoiV Oomsotltow Maoninm Hlngort Competitor*. *J°?H nl' B Bioßflrt Boating all Compemion, iJ" o?| nt! Slngert Alwhjs Kolt^ble *lvo# aeo Singefi, >hvaT«Heliab!o S^ 1003 htaaart Atwuya Kelliiblo 5"S nBS Bltißer"? Thßrtingeria «IM^i tMJ2 Btaßer'b Tbe «mplest and fteit Miwhinefl Blngert Tho aimpleat and Hob» Miwh nra Blnger'o Tho Himpleat find Best SPSui 11!! ainuer-B Always Reliable iJnoWnoff silnger-b Alwais Kollahle «™»" Stager's Always Keiiab c «" oij!neH Blngort rheSlngeiia «Sh?« BinKer'B The Slnsor la «J2h SS2 Blng«t> She SlDger is » SmS« Singer1!. The Singer to : S'SmSS 3ingo»' f The Singer la «JShtSS alngort The Singer la SL'SR 6! Slnßer'i The Singer is ift"^?? 8 Slnger'e Too singer Is s}"Sm e2 Sia K et't The Singer tB SJ"?^ fB Slngeri The Slnirer Is UneanaUefl JJ ll??} nrß Blngor-i- UneqaaUed JJSSr ,' 81ng«r-6 Unequalled Sf'JSh^'f Binger-r Uneqnallod SISwSSS Blngor'B UnequaUed SiSnSS! Blnger'u Unequalled SJ*Sft!! Slnger'e Unequalled JS Si}!?*! Singer-e Uneqaalled. JJ v?K ne! ainger'a Unequalled Jf" 0?}"" Blnßer-B Unequalled H1??^}?'! Slngor'B UnequaUoa in tho World. S1} 0?^ Singer's LaVge»tßale . KSSSfi StngerV LiVgeßt Sale " »SwS« MngorTu JLavgestSale «SSmS!2 Slnger-n Largest Sale SfiSwSM Singert LargoßtSale . K^?" 3inKo?'u Largest Sale g» Bingar'e - Liirgeet Sale S ll9?i neß Sinner1!) Larßest Sale SJ1"?, 11188 Slnßor's In tho World, -t^.- K'"?}"^ Blnger-a t B 64 PM Week JJ «h n" Staßar-B 2a 6d per Week 5£12m552 Siagort 2s Od per Week «SJ£S2 Slnger'a 2 B 63 per Week SfSSHJS! Singort 29 6doerWeok SKSiSS Singer's 2s 6d per Week Sr 10?}"®! ainger'a 2a Od wr Woek S tl0?} nf? aineot'B . 2o 6d per Wook Jjsichlnes Blntrer's 2a 6d per Week Jj' !?H)" Staßert Übanoh: XS'SMSS 8 8 in K er'u Much nea Bincor'B 261. Qnoen-Btceet Miiohlnf a Slnaer'e Ml. Quoen-strest MaoWnei Bliiser'fl 261. Queen-street StftOhlneß UltiKor't. 2SI. QQoen-strcot Muohtuea ainuor'a 261, Qneenstroet Vnohlnee ainser'o 2fjl- Qneon-atreet Mnahlnea Slnger'B 381. Qnpon-atreot Uaohinee Blnßor'a 261, (Jueen-Btreet Maohlnoß Slngev's Auoklanfl Maohlnes Singer's Auckland Maohines Slrißor'B Auoteland Machines sinßor'e Atiokland ?4«ohineai SloKor'B Auckland" Miiohlnon Slnger'p Auckland MiiohinM Sltiser'e .»noklanr. M»ohines Singsr'e . Msiohlnen SINGEK'S SEWING MACBINES. rnW MERCHANTS, BKBWKRS, X BOTTI.KRS, AND SODA-WATER MAN UFAOI UKUat). THOMSON & CO., OBAWFOKU-ai'ltKKT. DUNKDIW (KatabUahed 1866). IMPOHTKBB OB1 KNGLISH. PHKNOH. AND SPANISH OUT COKKS. Always on Hand and to AEnrvK— Brewers', Bottlers', and Sodawator Mfinufao turera' Sundries, inolndlng all kinda of Corks Bunga, fihlves, Tins, and Spiles, Cellar Corkp, Corking Maohlnes, CapßUloa, Tlnfol Bottling Wlro, Rurertor l8lngl»S!> (Browera1), ' Book, IPnrso. Kn .t Inrtla Pipe, end PareKusslan and Brazilian Cut: Tnermnmotera, Blind and Common, All kinda of Glrger, whole and crushed ; Tartorlc, .Aoetlo. Sulphurous, Citric, and Bnlphnrlo Aa\Ca ; Spirits o£ Wine, 61 o.p, j KMiencos and Karentlal Oils, Kodawator Ma chinos; Bottling Kiiokw, Patent and Common; Pctont Syruplng Pump?; Sodawator and Gin serbacr Hottlea, Ordinary; Lemonfa, Hogben'B and Codd'a Patent Bottles: Uerba, Peels, »nd Hoiits of ovo'y doscrlotion; and every roijnibits for tbo Brewers', Bottlers', and iErated Water Manufaotnrerfl' trudo. AGKNTS FOR HAYWAKDj TULKR & CO., IiONDOKT. Mesers. T. & Co. invite Intending Purchasers ot Brewers' mid sodawatsr Machinery to an jißpeotlon of their Stock, | THOMSON & CO., WB-ORn.STRKtT. DONKDIN 77/ H. SKINNEK & S0 N, W . BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Vuloan Lane. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Oftlco Fittings &o.



He who hath a Livbr should try Port) PHyiatv. - Podophyllin, the American mandrake or May applo. It is tho nioai reliable liver stimulant and altoratiio known within tho whole range of u'J vegetable kingdom. Conlrollcd and raoaa fled in action by tho addition « , other vegetable active principles. X™ piUs known aa Podcy'iyllin Pills, NO. A.PW pared by Aickin, Tho pimrmacr, are porfectw • Inbottlca, BUgnr coated, Is 6d and 2s 6d; i" Boxcq, Is, __