HARBOUR BOARD.

Ordinary Business Meeting. j The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held this afternoon, There were present: —Messrs C. B. Stone (ia the cba.it), Aickiu, Waddel, Harper, Boardman, lamb, Owen, Clark, McKenzie, LEASE. - George Stevens applied for lease ot an allotment at the foot of Albert-street for shipbuilding purposes. — Referred to Works and Endowment Committee. HEOLAMA.TION. — Telegram read from Hon. F. Whitaker, stating that the Board was authorised to take over Bassett's con tract.—The Mayor reported on the steps he had taken in the matter, the Premier said the delay was an oversight. Kkfreshmuht Stall.—W. A. Peterson applied for permission to place a refresh ment room for the sale of refreshments and literature on the wbarf. It would be sus pended on arms over the water.—Applica tion refused Mr lamb sngghsted that drinking fountains be erected at the new sheds. Charges for Stosagb.-The agent of the Union Steamship Company complained of extortionate charges on goods by the Manapouri stored on Queen's Birthday. He vi aa under the impression that not more than £2 per day would be charged for storage, that being the rate previously ar> ranged for goods by the Waihora. -It was stated that the schedule rate of £17 was charged.—The secretary explained that the Waihora case was a special arrangement,, Mr Henderson was aware of the schi du!e rates. —Refeired to the Tariff Comaittee for report. ASPHALTING.— Messrs Knight, Craw, and Co. wrote stating that in con sequence of continued heavy rains during the post two month?, thty had been unable to keep thiir men on the contract for asphalting the wharf, and asking for aome three montls' exiensiun of time.—The Engineer reported that in con sequence of the dirty and sodden state of the wharf planking, it would be desirable to defer coveting the timber with asphalt, for the pr< sent. —The application was granted on the motion of Mr Aickin. Pilotage of Loch Ken.-This matter had been referred to Pilot Murray to re port. His explana lon referred to the facts that the night was dark and squally ,and that he had stood towards various lights, one being that of a cutter, another the Douglas, and a third the Stelln.-Taking Captain Wil son's statement that he rounded Tiri at 5,30, nemust have passed the tchconer by six o'clock. Between five and seven o'clock was the worst part of the evening, and it was impossible to have seen a vessel unless within short distance, and then only be tween the squalls. 1 here was no neglect, as a strict lookout was kept, and the schooner was on her regular cruiiing ground.- Mr McKenzie said tbere were too much of these little miohaps. He thought if anyone was to blame it wib Captain Wilson for coming into port without a pilor. The Insurance ' Oompnnifu should have censured him.—lt ! w s agreed that tbe explanation of the pilot I is satisfactory. I another Vessel Without a Pri or,— The master of the Kansom, brigantiue, 'ie< ported that he entered the haiboir on the ra rain^ of the 27ch ult. without seeing any appearance ot a pilot. He requested the return of the pilotage fees.—Pilot Murray reported that tbe vessel was seen, the schooner kept away, and, iv addition to the regular light', two extra were shown, but the schooner kept her course and made no signal for a pilot—Agreed, oa the motion of Mr McKeozie, that the explana t;on ia satisfactory, and that no refund be made. RAILS ON KAILWAT WHAEF.—Mts»rs Frasor and Tinne wrote, pointing out that although the extension to the railway wharf had been completed for some time, no attempt had been made to lay tbe neces sary rails to enable trucks to come along side acd coal steamers.—deferred to tho Work* and Tariff Committee for report. Dredging Plamt. The Woiki Com mittee recommended than the l.yttelttm Harbour Board be requested to state pries for dredge and hopper barges iv good working order in Lyttelton at tbe end of twelve months, and also furnish full details as to working capacity and depth of wale' to which tbe dredge will work.—Recom. mendation adopted. Lighting Dbvonpoet WHARVRS.-The Commit'cc recommended—That the request to light the ;e wharves be complied with, pro vided the Devonport District Board erect: a lamp at tbe shore end of each wharf. ' Also, that the DovonportSteam Kerry Company be requested to provide a light in the waiting room, Queen-street Wharf. Agreed to. JSILT PCHT9. —The Works Committee recommended that the plans of saddle-back silt punts be approved of, and tenders called for two silt punts. Agreed to* Tariff.—The question of revision, of tariff and harbour regulations having been considered by tbe committee, they recom mended, "That the farther connderati^n of the tariff be deferred till next cornmif.ee meeting, and that the treasurer prepare a stateraont shnwiug how the proposed alter ation, will effect the revenue of the Board." The committee also recnmKtnded that tho time for reporting on the revision of tariff and harbour regulations be extended until the second mci ting In July.—Agreed to. Othmk Ma»tkrs.—The Works Com mittee also recommend* d - (1) That con sideration of rules tor new Humane Society be deferred. (2) That accommodation for truck!), etc., on wharf be provided. (3) That Northern Steamship Company pay cost of repairs to the Wellington. (4) Th.t shed C and offices he removed, as advised by tbe engineer. (5) That storage rates be advertised, and a copy of such rates be put up in each shed.—Tbe report waa adopted, tbe Collector of Cu-toms to be consulted in reference to the tite for their offices. Notice to mariners. -Various notices to mariners were read, and it was agreed that the utual publicity be glren. Water account.—Another communi cation was received from the Colonial Sec retary asking for sime explanation of such an excessive consumption, of water as 450,000 gallons for one month—the quan tity shown on the water acconnt. Last year the consumption was only 160,000 per month, and it was not shown that any more was now required. It was stated that tbe water for the cricket ground came through the Hospital meter, but this passed through a smaller meter and was deducted. Other supplies a'so came through tbe Eospiial motor.—Mr Firrh stigmatised such a state of things as i disgraceful and preposterous. They should havo a meter to themselves. The matter was referred to the House Committee. Pilot agb Changes. —Mr Stone moved, " That, with the view to making the port of Auckland as nearly a free port as pos sible, and to initiate a better system of pilotage, the following propositions be referred to the Works and Tariff Uom mittee to report upon at the next meeting of tbo Board:—(1) That the present com pulsory system of pilotage be abolished. (2) That notice of disbandment at the end of the present year be given to the present pilots. (3) That applications be again called for licensed pilots under the competitive svs'em, applications to be received from those only who hold routers' certificates, and are exempt from pilotage for this port, and who bave served as mas ters on board of square-rlgged vessels, such applications to be received up to September Ist next. (4) The pilot's cruising ground to extend northward as far as Tiritirl Island, and to the eastward of same five mites, pilots being at liberty to cmiso as far to seaward beyond Tiritiri as they may think fit or necessary." In moving this resolution, the Chairman said it was generally admitted that a change iv tbe pilot service was necessary, and the present was a favourable time lor such change. By referring the matter to tbe Works Committee, the whole matter would be thoroughly canvassed.— Mr Lamb seconded the resolution.—Mr Aickin thought a special committee should be appointed.'—The resolution was agreed to. Solicitor.—Mr Waddel drew attention to the fact that the partnership between Mes»rs Kussell and Devore bad been dis solved, and enquired who was tbe solicitor to tbe Board now.—The Chairman replied that Mr J. E. Russell was, Tabiff at. North Shoe*.—The fol lowing motion, of which notice had been given Dy Mr Lamb. wa% postponed in con sequence of the absence ot Mr Mays : "That the resolution adopted Ist May, 1833, in ref. r ence to wharfage on t*nrtb Shore wharves be rescinded, and ibat tbe < xisting tariff bi put into opera'ion on > orth Shore wharves as soon as pos«iblc." Britomakt.—Mr iamb moved, "That the Engineer be instructed to prepare plan for excavation on routb of Britomart Road for reclaiming portion of railway s'a ion."— It was pointed nut that this would simply be preliminary to fixing the levels, and the motion w.is passed neincon. Consultino ENGrNKER.—Mr McKen zi? moved, "That the Board appoint a consulting engineer for the construction of Calliope Dock, and that all plans and speci fications for said dock be tubmitted to the consulting engineer for his approval before being sent to the Governor in Council." —After some discusfl;on, the motion was . referied to'tho committee, *

dredges forthwith in deepeniK7 th° I proachesto and both ridesWe »S° 'T ' ' on the west side of the wlmrf »-**?,*• Wharf-Plakeino -Mr t%dto moved, "ThatitbeauinstmtiSo^ 0 » engineer that in future wh«i *°- "»« with timber, have the pinluTLVTh^ rr; ao sr ntnally "^^3s This concluded the bnsineas. :

AUCKLAND BUILDING SOCIETY.

■ . • ■ Eleventh Annual Meeting Shareholders, , The eleventh annual general meeting of ft Auckland Permanent Co-operative Buildh/ and Investment Society was held laatZ?. ing in the Lecture-room of the Yoon» K> Christian Association. There was S* attendance, and Colonel Hsultaih n*«Lr7 1 the chair. "^Met Anstjal KEPORT.-The annual .«*..» l; of the directors, which W'T2 by the secretary, was as foijom The report now submitted with the period in which the Kduced ? w cf re-payments adopted at last usmtiit ing has been brought into practice J*!r* accounts shew the result of ratlf^i^" than three-quarters of a year's eiSiii* of the new scalei—Bonus • In uS^f.. repott the following sentence-W? 1' •■The committee hope that the tiSEft business which may reason^blj-briJ pected will partly compensate for QtttJE. tion they propote v the per <XhU^to2? but, even if this hope is dffiimflL* V they trust that inVestL mSSSfiA^ recognise the necessity -for keS ,hJ ' society s tetas of business well *mjL .t" MDitothktlMfebcmfladto.fiXl^ the money market." ItiivMerSu? 8 likely that members will 'sJ Muam»hihs : in receiving a bonus of one mi ceSt i this year, making the total flvldMd «t ?k» rato of 9 per cent, per annum; but tWnnSi mittee can point, with nneh'Mtknwbn^r^ several indications of the stt^aJTvK new ppUcy : (1) The amount lentoa mortl gage is larger, by several thpMindE^S '" pounds, than has been lent by flu ■£■£ : in any one previous jear; (2) tbe&sMt received in rid.mption of mortgages belo™ th«ir due date is much less thin muni • (3) the present value of the wcietv-i securities (deducting investments nn/*! Rule No. 17) U £54,666 Is loF'ftatfa ■ £11,039 2a lid more than on SlrffflSJr 1882; and (4) the amount of interest *t>nr\ (£5,699 17s 5(1) is only £49 10a 2d leas thin Lut year, when the higher ratta orTeT payment prevailed. Weceipui ®MBi amount to £63,668 9*, that i» to mv £21,759 li 6d has than last yearT Tho falling off beta? in "deposits receWed," ' and " loans redeemed" in about jequl proportions. Loans: The amount lei I (on mm gige was £37,780 j almojtt th? j exact amount received as * share in* [ come during the year, the latter beina £38,072 3s. Profit and Loss accounTTX comparison with last year's account* shows ' a slight increase in entrance fees, and a slight falling off in transfer fees and fines. In the general expenses tbere is a small in. crease, owing partly to the increase of busU : nets and the cost of working; country agencies, but mainly to the printing and advertising expenses iv connection with the alterations of the rules, Ihe chid discrepancy, however, is (as was expected) ' in interest account, and ii caused by. three ■:'• circumstances:—lst.—The year*, caning* were lessened by allowing to the borrowing members, whose contracts were still cur» r<nt, the full advantage of the new tables, The amounts thus written off their debts on §1 13th June last is £1,566 5s lOd, of which M £360 4s 8d Is charged against, the In. terest account ti the past year, teJne ing the grow earnings by that amount, 2nd i The increase of the capital of latest* ing members caused a corresponding in. crease in the amount required taprovide 8 per cent interest on investing shares. Toil charge absorbed £4,567 jIGj 7d, as against £3,829 18a 6d last year,', 3rd: In the eariy . part of the year, there were large amounta U.dgeJ as fixed deposits atthe bank, and it has not been possible, until icce&tis, t06n.4 more profitable' investment tor them,. B ilance-sheot: -It will beat onca apparent to shareholders that the balance-sheet o! this date shows a much more promising prospect for the comioff year than ma shown in the accounts at Uu commencement of the year now past. Ou the 31« M March, 1882, there was £24.125 in bank and in hand; baj on 31 it March, 1883, there was only £3,810) and while, on the former date, there ws» no prospect of profitably investing ihe Jargs sum held, at the latter date there was ainli demand, not only far all regular funds, bnt also fur such extra resonrcesos could bs ob tained on d-posit, Prospects : Under theso b. circumstances the committee, with some confidence, hope to be able at the clou of the year now current to declare a larser bonus than tbey can do oa this occasion, Properties in Liquidation: The committee - consider the balance, now at credit of "Properties in Liquidation Suspense Ao> count" quite sufficient provision for an? losses likely to arise in realising forfeited ■ securities. Shares : The number, of wtr shares issued duting the past year is 3,270, - The share income as per register on 31st' ', March, 1882, is-7.323 investors' dare* producing weekly, £366 3s j =3,8501 borrowers', £299 18s 2£d; 11,013$ limt, weekly income, £666 Is 2}d. Offidem During the past year no changes have taken place through the death or resignation of any of the society's officers j and the urns members having; been nominated'toia* several offices held by them last yew, witS no additional candidates, nu ballot It n> quired. Trustees: The thaaki of ta» society are due to the trustees—Mesni J, . Roberton, B. Tonks, and J. L. WiliOß for their continued efficient discharge of their responsible duties, accouhts. . ■» The statemeats of accounts were ,sIM submitted to the meeting. : Tie rteilpii included £439 12s from fees, £lM4JMjf«a . nubacriptions on inveatora' shares, '£11,823 from borrowed shares, £7,799 from j»y« ments on redeemed ' and snrrentterea shares, £20 000 withdrawn from fixed , deposit, £3,097 received on deposit,' Tha total was £62,668 9s. The disbnrsaneiita included—Cash paid to borrowers, £38,4901 lodged on fixed deposit, £8,000 j'vnpiM depositors and interest, £3,646 13a 9d t matured shares paid off, £11,287; with* drawn before maturity, £10,221 8s Hi miscellaneous, £2,000-total, £71.287 9s Bd, or with balance In. hind, &%fffls®m. The balance in hand and at bank on In April, 1882, of £9,125 8« 8* and o>;wsr»ft on hand, 1883, of £86814s Bd, ra^SP* • deficiency between receipts and dnaorw Pbofit asd Loss Acoor/OT.-T^gPi 1882: Boons of 2 per cent oa invetrarr •hares, £754 17b 3d; bonu* of J^««* | on borrowed shares, £112 6»; *"^e**Js*7 snspmwi account, £94 16a Id j mh*V £1,171 19i 4d, 1888: General expense* £20} balance, 'smfoMi toWj,#f#2 13s 3d-Cr. 1888r BitaUfeft, 4d. 1883 : Tees and interest tceotinV £1,93013s 3d; balance, £6W 0i >_ BALANCB.SHOW,-LiabWeit ™«W ---due investing member*,'£64,674 WjZt Deposits-amount at Intotflft and w** due, £3,190 17s7djB«rrowea-l» mortgage, unpaid balances,^aMJgSL ments by borrowers, *2i*Bi9s^ii'Snn payable, £463 19») PwP^^l'S'^S Su.pense Account, «B:4*£V««!£ draft, £263 14s *Y^.Jg££& account. £606 0s 5d s Assets: Securities-pWs»ntTftlMOtlM«f £66.666 Is lOdj bon»wer£ehMS* c £1,402 1b 3d j oificefoT^terftjte.,S | 2* cash-in baak on fixed deposit, £*WI interett accrued, «6,4»! !*» feS^SSi % 1 8d: totd 1 £71 1 W5i6.M.-^««^ . of the report and *»MS by the cLimiiu in a bref. speech, teconded by Mr Lodder.wd weed . -Tie following officers fclfte eußuini? y, hi were elected witoout, epp<» | tion, no other nominations baring oeeawj ceivedj-President, colonel WWI Vice-president.Mrf.Thompson}*«"™ irS' ;f Mr J. Pott<r; committee, *■£■£~&; Cherry, W. S. Cochrane, H. t ». Oarlsid, G. Hirper, U. W. Heath J.Jamw,^ \ lodder,^. Vicke^ and J.-J^«feaS*. tors, Messrs w. Gorrie.«nd*fc. !»»«»«• rierji '■•■ >; ~. •.,_, THANKS.-Onthem<>t;oa ofMrCMr^j | a vote of thanks was passed to the fcon«»jj tiustecs — Messrs. J- Robertson, J..^» Wilson, and B. Tonks, for their nernces during the year. »*» A vote of thanks to the chairman «»• : eluded the proceedings. ~<;

Printed and PabUshcd by the Eroprieior.H^ Rrbtt, of Symonds-etreet, at his OeagU Hnnifog offloo. Wyn<Jh»m-«tttet,latMK^gC viuce of AnokUud, New Zealand. 1 Wbsnkspay, Jumk 13, l&fc ■



Aa^tioaa "~" *rnxm CLIiCKF" : i-LAMBBdkPK AND MAKINE OLSOGKAPHS (BBAtniFffW.V FKAMKD), GABRtin.EWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at Ms JSvedftte.Btllo'olook. . go C*asa CLOCKS (asfortea) R CABK.S LANDSCAPK and MAETNK O SOBNH.RX (Oleogtaphsl i XHUKSDAY, JUNE 21. ZBALAND. jBEBHOLD PItOPISRTIES, HAMILTON KAST. rnHE Snbsciibers have received instruc- T Uons from the Registrar of the Suprema Court of New Zealand, to Bell by ancUon, at {tolrlana Mart, Fort-street, on Thursday, 2lßt 1 o»tant, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENTS 26,52.118. and 132,' Town « - Hamilton Kast. containing i acroj, with the Butcher's Shop. UwelHng-houee, and ; all Buildings thereon orected, M now Scoupled W Mcbsm. Trlßtram and Lovek BAMUEL COCHKAN» A SOH, Anetioneeri. DURHAM ?ARDS. ajiOß SALE, ot the Durhtfm| Yards, U every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, ftnd SKINS. HONTfiR <» JSOLAN. B. TOKKS. B, O. CAEE, B. D. TOOTS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. IMPORTANT SALB OF MREEdOLD fiLTY -pKCPEKTY. Under Instructions from tho rartees under the Will of the late Mr Edward Costloy. B. TONES & CO, ■Tj AVB been Instructed by the Trustees Jj to 6ell. at thalr Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, June 20, at 1« o'clock noon prompt, THE FREEHOLD OF THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :- ■ Lot I^-AtrOKIiAND CLUB and POWBBY'S BHOP In Shortland-etaeeti, OUSTOM HOUSB HOTBL and TWO WOOD TENEMENTS, Fort-street being Allot, mont 5. SeoOon 3, City ol Auokland, ICO Unks to Bhortland and Fort-stroats by a depth of 283 and 278 links, now leased at a rental of £203 per annum for 17 years ™" from Ist April, 1876. lessee to keep In- j jßured for *2,000, and to reinstate all bullc'lngs If destroyed by fire, tot 2-FISHHK & CCS NKW PRKMI3HS, Qneen-street, being Lot 1 ot Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 28ft. tin. by a depth of 92ft. lOin. and Mft. 4ln.- and 91n. party-wall, leased for 40 years, from 22nd August, 1881, at a rentslfflrflrßt2oyearsoffiU6perannum, . and for*eoond 20 at a rental of em per annum, lessee to leave, at explraUon ol lease, buildings cf at least the value ol sum. lot S.-BHBRA BROS.' and UNION INSUR • ANCB tr>.'s PBRMISES, part of Allot, menj 7, of Section 17, Queen-street, 401t frontige to Qneen-street by 101 ft. to a iane, and 61ft. at reir to other pojtion of Allotment 7.leasod from lat October, 1881, for six years, at rental of £260. and irom Oetoter 1.1857, at rental of £312 to Ist of January, 1900, further agreement to lease to Messrs Shera Btob., at expiration of present lessee's term, for 21 years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. lot L-COhVa SHOV and CHEMIST'S SBOP adjoining, Queen-Btreet, part of Allot ment 17, Section U, City, 20ft. to Queen street by a depth of 81W. IOIn- leased for 21 yeara Irom April 26, 1831, a« a renta of £133 per annum, buildings and flr-1 turestobedeUvered up at end of term and kept insured for £700. ' LotS-HULME'S aWO SHOPB and PKB MIBEB. Queec-Btreet, being Allotment 8. Beotlon 32, City. 33ft. to Queon-Bttee by a depth of 82ft 61n.,leasedforl0years from May 4.1874. at «30 per annum. * tot 8.-SABKDOWN'a and CULLSN'3 SHOPB and PBEMIBEB, Queen-street, AUot ment 0. of seotion 32 City, 33ft. to Quee n street by a depth of 82ft 6in.. leased for 40 years, from May i, 1874, at a rental of £130 per annum. LOS7.-RKD LION HOTBL Wd KLEVBS fe BUILDINGS aajotolng, In Viotorla street, teins AUotmsnt 14. of Section 20, City. 107 ft. 61n. to VictorlMt-eet, and to Harding-street of 171 ft. 71n« leased for 20 years from 20th February, 1880, at a clear yearly rental of £104 per annum, subject to no deduoUons whatever. tßtg.-WNBBGAN'fISHOPANDPRBMISEB aajotoIxw KvroiHO Btab Office, Wynd , ham-Btreet. Allotments 1 and 8, of Sub division of Allotment 3, feoticn IS. City of Auckland, 25ft. Bin. to Wyndham. Btreet, by Ufift. and 25ft, 91b. to a lane adlolnlng Haymarket leased for 21 years from 18th November, 1878, at a rental of «Sl4s. without any deduction whatever, totO-PLASTEKBD HOUSB. Victoria-street, oontatoing 11 rooms, with right of way at back, being pait of Allotment 18, Sec tion 26, City Ol Anokland, 18ft 2in. to VlottJrla-street. weekly tenancy. Lrt 10.-THRHE CbITAGES; Vlo'.o:la-street, oontadntagreßpecttvelySrcoms.firooms . - and 7 roomsj Allotment 9, Section 21. ■::' Sr y of>ckland. 60ft 91n to Victoria. itreet. weekly tenancies. ta* H-DOUBtE HOUSE, Vie D l -street. ■ bolng Allotment 7. Subdivision of Allot ment 1 and others, Section 19, Victoria- Bireet. 33!t to Vlotorla-streßt, and at rear r ; S3ft toDuke-street, weekly tenancies, Yn* lt-TWO STOBIED HOUBB AND COT TAOB, cornet of HohßOn ard Moore streets, beinft the portion of Allotment T\ SeotS City of Aookland, 27f« Din to Hobeon-Btreet. weeVly tonanoles. ■ t,t „ grasTON ROAD.-AUotment 10, sec ** »wrt suburbs of Auckland, 74ft Bin to -1 £S?Srt bya depthof about2s2ft Tom ■ leased for 30 years, from Ist Janu ary *iw, at a rental of £30 per annum. ' Lessee has'optlon of purchasing at any time during the lease for £500. • m pARNELL.-AUotments U, 15. and 46, W ' oTsubdivision of allotment U. section 1, „££» of Auckland, 66ft to Mannkau Road by 102£t to Earl-street; leased for i 3 Sra.fromJulyl9,lßßo,atarentalof «1 per annum Sd^^l^TuXrf^o^ctioneers. Terms Easy. ~ r osts ft o 0., Auctioneers, ; "" MONDAY, JCNE 18. VALUAiiLi'!' BUILDWG ALLOTMEwTS, BiCHMOKD !,, ■ : .-.' KOAD (near Auckland). ri^HE tmißrapied has ri'Ctived instruc -1 tin?'* f-i nil tT air.ttnn. ill! THK ABOVR-N^MHD CONVEMKNTLY BfrnATßt) Ij.V^D. la Allotmonts 11 suit the XLitiirnniprjts of tho.t lane ana Important class SStoiwmmaMtt toown js the im &un class. II mi» -AVoriimz Men. look ont tot this sale, sod To the >''<■• llmf' tt^!Sa \g »b.3.iwdcr»iiitea •rttßSl BiiC. GKEENWODD, Auctioneer,



AnotJons. FBI DAY, 15th. JUNE, 1833. By order of the Kesris'rar of tho Supremo Court of "cw Zealand, -ottlicrn Dis trict, at * nckland, ' a^HK Undersigned has been favnuicd I with instructions to Bell, nt his mart. Queen-street, Auckland, on Friday, the 15th Juno. 18S3, at 12 o'clock noon, by order of the Registrar of the above-named Court, All that piece or parcel of land in New Zea land, conla-iniug by admeasurement bu acres, moro or less, situate in the Parish of Waiau, in the County of JBden, and being middle portion of allotment sixtv three, with all rights and apmrtenances thereto bolonging. Full particulars may bo had, and a plan of the property may bo seen, at tho office of Messrs L.iahloy and Jackson, Queen-street, Auckland, and also at tho ofllco of tho undersigned, Queen stroet aforesaid, where tho conditions ot saio may now bo seen. K. C. GiTiiUNWuOD, Auctioneer. Auckland, May, 1853. FRIDAY, 15th JON*1, ISB3, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOn. By order of tho Kegistrar of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dis trict, at Auckland. THE Undersigned has been favoured with instructions to sell, at his mart, ] Queen-street, Auckland, on Friday, the 15th I day of Juno, ISS3, at noon, by order of tho Regif -1 trar of tho * upremo Court of New Zealand, Northorn District, at Auckland, All that picco of land situated in tho Parish of Hautapu, Bank's County, containing ono rood, be tho same a little more or leas, and boing north-eivstern part 01 allotment 61, Town of Cambndgo kaßt, with all tho rights and appurtenances thereunto bolonging. Full particulars may bo had, and a plan otthe property may bo scon, nt the office of Messrs Laishloy and Jaokeon. Queon-street, Auckland and also at tho ofllco of tho undersigned, Queen street aforesaid, where the conditions of sale 01 the property may now bo scon. K. C. tiKEENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAYS. X H ;i ß B A V M A B X E T, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS,] HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, at IS o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAHJO. Medual. TtTERVOUS DEBILITY. Db. S. C. "West's Nerve and Brain Treat mknt, a guaranteed Speciflo for Hysteria Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of aloohol or tobacco, Wakofnlness, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting In Insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Age caused by ovor-exer- Hon of the brain, youthful folly, or ovor-lndul gence. Eaoh box contains one month's treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of cc. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any caso. With eaoh order received by us to- six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send tho purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the money if the treatment dooa not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by J. P. KING & SON?, Chemists, Queon-stroet, Auokland. JHEqREATJMIRIMNJ\|EDICINES PRICE HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. jgle^*—"'" B' '■■■ "**rwomuijun<n. ■f7-EATING'S COUGH LOZENGE 3. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of tho purest articles. These Loz enges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug, therefore the most delicate can take them with perfect confidence. Their boneflcial effoot Is speedy and certain.. This old unfailing family remedy is daily recommended by the most eminont physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and the beneficial efleot most reliable, I strongly recom mend them in caees of Cough and Asthma. You are at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. BRINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, _ , Dear Shy-Haying tried your .Lozenges to India, I have much pleasure in testifying to their beneficial effects in cases of Incipient Consump tion. Asthma, and Bronchial Affections. I have prescribed them largely, with the best results. W. B. G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozenges are sold by all Chemists, in tins of Various sizes, each having the words " Keating's Cough Lozenges engraven on the Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, Both In ap nearance and tasto, furnishing a most agreeable methodol administering the only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safe and mild preparation, and is espeol ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEETING, London, Export Chemist and JUrugglst. Land and Estate Agents »• J. MCSB W. K. O'SUIXIVAH F« J, Moss & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AN E3TATE AGENTS, Bnolil'LAliD-STKBET, Intending Bayers are respectfully Invited 10 inspect our List ot Properties, Money to Ijend at Gnirent Rates m Interest.' * LeßTßArehHm susare •H.soam ilam MOpm rivrr 4.26 P lfl tf.«PHJ id^vs Notional Essut- Bbo) •■J.15&12 IMS'a us iUnts -Ti.tfspm i.Spai. &xt»W laes4»?s and ThnruflayE, wiien tba tesm AqoUbuS sfd iO.SO dtooi Asyinm Mil iro'ta «b>) trnm M>* Whau r « i B■£ ' X aBL B, BAENEBIDGE'S 'BUSSKH. From Union Bane—7 minutes past the hoar, and 23 minutes to the honr, From The Three Lamps -W minutes ta tho honi'. and nvery honr, i Night Trips from Town—j-past 9, i-past 10i 1 and 4-pp.pt li. ! From Union Bank to Shelly Heach —20 minutes pbbi v, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes I past S, 7 minutes pual6, and 23 minutes to 8. l From Bhilly Bbaoh-8,10 a,m., 1 to 11, Jto I to ft



j Tea Meiohants. i 1 Unapproached in Quality aftd Cheapness are 1 the TEAS j j BOLD 117 ROBERT ' ZETE-AJLi- IT may not bo universally known that without Advertising, Ticketing or Pnffiner. ROBERT NF4L hno obtained in a few years the Largest Rrtak, Sales or Thas in the Frovineo of Auckland This fac"ls unmistakcablo proof ot the PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of 1 the TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty years' English and Colonial experience In the trade and by careful selection of tho best of the various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, ' ROBERT NEAL is able to gIVO his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. 1 The Blend of Tea at Is. l(k 1S U"ET™ pr.oe. - « m Ir% AC\i Is the Best Imported this Season. The Blend Of Tea at Is. lUd. A Treat to Connoisseurs. The Suraauoi. Quality of the Teas sold by Robert Neal arc so solf-ovident to those who have tried them, that no scientific analysis Is necessary to proclaim their Gemuno Purity and Kxoellonce. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets', Auckland.



I I t Nelson, SVloate s Co/l CELEBRATED CHALLENGE QUEEN-STREET, AUCKUND, Next the New Zealand Clottiing Factory. Lime &c Ground Limb, ground iamb, FOR SALE,; 80U1H6AT E'S MAHUBANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROOHB LIME, In any quantity, tor Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, oto. (next to Btone flagging Is un rivalled tor durability ana hard-Betting Qualities), For tanks and other wet ■work i Is a flrst-olasa materia B. KEANE, SOLE AGKNT, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. rjiAKB NOTICE—That notwithstanding JL all that In said in faTOur of other Mahu rangl Limes, (he steady but Increasing demand from all Darts of Auckland and Province, South and jlugtriUa. i Bs. sufficient cnarantee as to tho genuine^ of PDLBAM. BI.NN *f ¥NX! ANU C 0."3 HYDRAULIC LIMSf. *or Walla. Floors ai;d Gordon Paths it Cannot be Rcbukd hot, —Ifor circulars and farther information apply at Anottland Branch, Custom-houao-rtreot West. HYDRAULIC LIME TRADE^MARK J.WilscafcC* aucklandiNlz. Nono is Genuino without the Trade Mark. WE WEKE THiS FIhST IN THE *" COLONIES to grind HYDRAULIC LIMK, and to make any systematic attempt to introduce Concrete *orkwithit. Beforo doing bo, we satisfied ourselves that the Lime was suitable. Wo knew that Lime of a very differ ent character existed in the district, and that If wo did not adopt a Trado Mark to distinguish it from others, it would bo known by tho general name of Mahurangl Lime; and that If any of the rich or non-Hydraulic Lime of the district wero ÜBed where a Hydraulic Llmo only would answer, that onra would share in the general condemnation. The result has justified our anticipationa. for the popular err Is—"All Mahurangi Limes are alike. Might aa well say all fish are whales. Wo shall be glad to show anyone Who may favour onr Worts with a visit our reasons for making the abovo state- OUR PRICES abb the Same as Beforb, hut the article is worth 25 per cent, more than it was fix months ago, because it is really well ground and uniform, which means that It will cover moro surface, and that less IJmo is re quired to give as good results. The fullest Information given to parties using the Lime. 81, QUEEN STREET. May 8, 1883. Business Notices. K-m Missus TSUTENBEKG JpFS Queen -street, M'jim ttavs on Hand a jSa£ £9 -LJ- Complcto Stock of g^KM -- MADAME WEIGKL'S WKlWlKfe.r^l PAI'KR PATTERNS OF Wußg^VU DRESSES, MANTLES, 'aHSEa? a w &o. The Patterns are gSK 3 cut in ton difloront eizoa AB9& » for Ladies and Chlldron, flftjWßggL accompanied by dlrec- Mggsaaw^ tlons and Illustrations for making up. Sold at prices ranglngfrom Bd to 2s. Newest styles monthly in s Journal of Fashions. Price, 74 by post Bd\ or 6s per annum post free (payable in advance). Catalogue of Fashions, 3d; by post, Id. Orders by letters attended to on receipt of price and pontage. Solo Agents in Auckland: MISSES TEUIENBEKQ, Queen-btbebt (MoArthnr'a Buildings). r: Formosa? In Morto. XJEW ZEALAND FKUNS I_* (Unmounted, or | Tastefully Mounted in various ways), I From 12 np to 120 Varieties, | Fob Sam by ERIC CRAIG, PRINCES-STREET. illiliilP^ I -"-^w^ipp J* J3e BLAI X 1 E, VIOTOEIA-STBKKT. IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISB ING IRONMONGERY UiKßai nioM MisvwAcrttrcaaa, Has for Sale, at low Rates- Careen tors' Tools Nails* Looks. Hinges Kitchen Karros Begister Grates, In great Variety Marble and Bnamallcd Slats MaiitieplooM, Largest Stock In Auokland Marble, Eleotro-Plate, Curb, and other Fenden Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zinc Slates, Comsnt, and Plaster INSPECTION IN VITHD. rti* PEACOCK, 1« OPTICIAN HAS IN BTOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSKS of every description. An Accttbate Fit Guaranteed, Compound Microscopes & Telescopes, Powerful ana Cheap. Aneroid Barometsjib, 'jThbrmomf-tbrh, electric belfs, battbries, and Fittings, Maffaeto Kteotrfe Machines ana Medical Colls, s thfodojjtes. Compasses, Sextants, Sniri Hydrometers, Saccharometerg, SaHnometers, Arotentometers, &c, Sec, 6c OPPOSITE TuE POST.OFFICE, Shobtlanj>btbeet.



"INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE." No. 95, VICTUKIA-STBEKT. Fkvpk. WnnrciiriAU. while boltiK desirous of ksoping hU name constantly bofore the public aaaTeitman oC fairly trostworthy axporlenoo. takeß thisopportan l;y (f t.hrinkintt hie numerous Customers— many ot whom ho has not seen— 'und presents them hto oontlntind »ssnranco that all olassos purohashiK hid Tens, be they hl«h or low prtood. will ooiitlnua to rooelvo aa hereto lore the same faithful and impartial treatment I vend no slaughter or viotlnilalnß Ihes. but every line advertised will bo fouud having its true counterpart in tho Tea tendored to pur ohasur—whether to ohild, adult, or by letter. QBNUINK TBA does us a rale obtain—both rom Ohlnal and India; Uiokrvkhhk Is the ex oeotlon, not tha rule, a fah orb ri kr noyklty than Genuine Tea Is a cobhbotly niiKWim and pkopkbly bkbvbd Oup of Tea. My aim for the yeitra 1 taavo baen before tho Auckland publlo hafl been to uuhlißh «hnt Good Te» con- BletS Of, no tnat the oonsnmur ininht bo my judge. Those who would \hnt Istnoranoashonlr 1 prevail ooniidor a man fijclish for his pains, but I have been maro than compensated by the qoldkn opinions of hutdroda of people for hundreds of miloa round aiioklatid. and' sb in. tlmatcd, many nf my oostoinera I have not seen. I can readily sdtnit tha daairability of giving Bold Meda'a tv Tea Urowora for pro ducing Toa of rare excellence, patns asid ex pense heliu lnourrort in It* production, but none of this bolonßH to tUe Packet Tkusun- Many can, but few do, constantly give good valno for money. I euspoot that Medals fo■• Paoket 1 ea», If put to the lust throUßh the Uolunleß, would turn out muoii llko tha London Bakers when Dr. Letheby was about to report on b.-ttid bofoi a a Committee of the House of Commune. Many wanted thtlr patticolur bread reported on, but the wll> dootar B«Jd, "Üb, jet>, pro vided yon pay £50 to any oharltablo institution I name if at any future Jma I find you selling an inferior auiat." Judge hlj aptonlsbtn«n( wheu only two lo til London wcula Hbldo by the leßt. Now, I distinctly afllrm thnt if any committee of ai>yioo«l exhibition In Now apa land, or olßowhere, hard tlven Oold Mudal> fir Paoket Teas, without distinctly nonneotlniz the gTowei therewith, ihoy wo.-c fnirly cankhi nap ping, fcnppose som« year India and Uhina i eas are a miserable failure, what Is ti.e medal worth for th»t year, a from the Pacfcet 'In*. man to the Conatimer, TEA PRIOE OURRKNT: ""VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of sumo of tho lines:, the strongest, anil tho ilohest flavoured 1 eas Imported. My aim with this Ten Is to have t-nimlhinx ill fo: «nynno\. table on ouvoou.-islon. PRICE, Sh. Pill POUa'D. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economic high ciasu Family Tea, both the India and China bolng soluoted with great oare bo aa to secure flrßt-orop Tea from the be»t-*nown growths, woll manipulated leaf, rUelnthuCUP, acd tboroogtilr and nounrily cured. PK'Ctc. 2s. Bd. PER PDUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINAK.. This Tea has atlatocd a uopularlty and wide olroulbtloD, which U only ccmpatable with olose study and attention to tho tattos ot a large cltss of the general com munity. PHIOtf, 2a. sEX POUND. SPJaKNDID 14 DARJEELING-FLA VOURED MIXTURE," guananikid a 1 i'bk f vukk india and China Tuas, PHIOE. Is. BD. PKK POUND. In the Cup this Tea is a marvel of cheapness. GUAKANTEBD PORK CHOICE lIRBT CROP BROKEN LEA? " PANYONG CONGOU." Price, is. 6d. per lb. 'TURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With capital body and flavour. lid. per pound. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, in Original Packages, (rom Is Sd. per round. FEEDS. WHITE-HEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. Coachbuildere, &o. Cousins & A.tkin, DlfSmNKliS AND BUILDERS OF ENOUGH, AMKRMAN. FRKNOH, AND ANt OTHHK BTYLIC OF CARUIAOKB. Ebtabusbkd IBSI BOYS' VELOCIPEDES, 22e,; PERAMBULATORS, 10a,; 1 NVALJD CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole sale and Retail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also, BICYCLES (best English make), ROCK ING HORSES, &o R. ANDERSON, PARRAMATTA-STREET, SYDNEY. Awarded ffour Prize Medals m __ _________ === ________________. Mußical. TDUILDINiiS COMING DOWN. In consequent Of the Otty Connoil having Mid tbe HulldlnaP. J. HOWDEN Ib comrollcd to Clear Oat his Stock ot WATCaKB, OLOCK3. JEWELOKKY, JblANu?. OKOANS,-<S HARMON iuvia. Kid., Kto. Ab no Reasotable Offer will bo Refused for Cash, he trußta tho Publlo will take advan tage of this, his First Halo for 23 yean, and give him a Call at once. Shqrtlamd-strbkt, "sis*' JUSr HANDED, A beautiful Assortment of BORD' NO- 8 ROBKWOOD «S WALNUT PIANOS. Also, HARMONIUMS 1 HARMONIUMS Surpassing all beforo Imported for sweetneta of tone. oombUiod with power. Price from £10 toßOOnlnosi, with two Rows of Keys In Ele gant 086*6?. which will be sold at a Reduction for Caah, or on tha Deferred System of Pay ment, .■f KHB AND CO.'B MMBIO SALOON, LYOBUM HALL, ! HODflou-BTREET, near Vlotorta-street. . OELLE VUE UOUSF, TATJBANG., NKW ZSALAND. Fnltoa ot Rooms, Baths, Piano.'.:tables. Coach Leaves dally tor Hot Lftkea acd len sees. 03AB0KS MODK ],)i J. BOD i 11 Junle



Horticutural. j ■ — —. j r^E OS. ST X A 1) M a N & CO., A. 175, QUKK.N : I'!" IC«T, A.I CBtHNI), Oppoßlte 'i. l - Matrln X Co.'s. SewiQg Maemnea , BY SPECIAL -j^BM^^^ ANOINTMENT. [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED / B OMESTIcN \ MACHINES. / The Easiest, Simplest, Best Mode, and Most Durable. LARGEST fiHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. The only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition. Sole Agknts in Nkw Zealand i BKAKKSPEATt & CO., Qneen-street, Opposite the Market. Ironmongery. fUXKAfr OARDWAK* IJ OUW, »S«, UUiEN-STKBSrf fj« * tl DO XI F HAVE FOR SArJB.- RDWAT'h AKUOPTNIO LAMPS also, n BVBKKBS, VOMTS, GL.O.-8, AMD WIOO •Ad a Hroal Vss . ■ el CblmKlt* BODUKHB LOOKWOOD'S, »HD WIGMftLS VA-'IjK AND POOKBTSBI. JOHSSOH'B <JJKMEBRATBD BOTBBOBS OTjAIiK-8 BOIUCRU HA UOKPAMB. fed Obotith's .i'A.aKit Tea akd Oorrsi Pots, staffed I'nnwo Meat ahtj Pn DISHKS, BirtlHS AMD MILK PAMB (all lIlW), BUOKRTG, TOBS, PAltfl, AJTD OTJOB, BEOOMh, XOBCBBSBB, WHIfiKB, ftC ILuii, OLora, akd W Ait BBDlHie. •ARK'S, BUOKfI, AMD bTHDOK't u>aiik- t.tiv Dienme QAKDKTi HO«9, BASVP. iSV ,'ItOWKU!. \DOOBB, iliAftßft, HAHBHBB, BBAOH. Tmn add Pimra Sm (aUslset). Looks Hirobi, Naiu, ahd BnA&swAttt, Scorr's Gbmuimi Whitsi Lbab, Kit 4HD BOILID LIUBIXO (On nvn raft urnt. umooDßt OinvoA lo <}v* Poiehasars on aO «k» -m noMnt fc- <S» ton <!»•«»•• Drapery, fio. IpaYM X N * I I EiYHTKM. J TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS, HOBSON- STREET, (Nearly opposite Wellington-street), Hate a Well-assorted Stock of tub BEST CLASS GOODS. M ITweeds thoroughly shrunk before belntt made up, and fit and workmanship guaranteed. The Deferred Payment System has been found to do a groat boon, by enabling those with limited Incomes to procure necessaries In the easiest possiblo way. INSPECTION INVITED. IBEKK DOORS iDOVE "STAB" OFFIOK. MERCHANTS ACCOUNT BOOKS, IKSUBANCB AND MIHINO ItKOTBTBH BOOffB Bpkoiai.lv Bulbd and Bouhd. Mqblo, MaßßElnes, Publlo Libraries and Sunday School Books well bound, BAKERS BPECT&L KULKD DAT BOOKS. Bibles Ptayer, and Hymn Books Re-bonnd. "AND AND OHOIR MUSIC BOOKB RULKO*



Drapery and Clothing. \ | Caution to the Public. In oonfequenoe Ot many mltle&dlng AdvertlßO mou'H lately appearing In onr papers, SAMUEL /IOOMBES & PIO. AMURL VJOOMBES a \JO. la tbelr usual go ;d faith, hare lasaed the fol -1 iwlim Price 11st. We Ruaranteo eaoh Artiole given, and the price will tpeak (or Itself 1- Qood Household Calico, 32-inch wide, 2Jd per yard The Celebrated AA i Calico, 86-inch wide, 3Jd No. 2 Crewdaon'a, 4Jd per yard No. 3 Crewdson's, 30-inch wide, 6Jd per yard 72-lnch Heavy Whito Twill Sheeting, IOJd per yard All widths in Finlay'a Sheeting 60 per cut. leas than elsewhere 90-inch Doable Warp Twill Sneeting, Is 4d per yard, half-price 10-4 Fine Witney Blankets, 6a 6d; north 17s 6d Large Size Finest Quality, 21i per pair Qnllta, in all lizes, from 2s lid each Flannel, BJd per yard, will not be purchased elsewhere lua than la Colonial Flannel, Is Old Dress ' Department. 27-inch Heavy Scree, suitable for Winter Drcesos, ejdf worth 1b 27-inch Ail Wool Serge, IOJd j original price, 2a A Quantity of the most Fashionable and Newest Materials will be sold at lets thancoit Black and Coloured Velveteens, from Is 6d per yard Black and Coloured silks, 2s 6d per yard; worth 5a 6d 3 Cases of Wiiceye, s|d; worth Is per yard Millinery and Mantle department. A Lot of Black Chip Hats, fashionable abape, 6Jd each 100 Hats and Bonnets, this Sea-ouV Goo >, imported direct from Paru, will bu iold at half-price All onr Mantles, Jackets, and Inters will be sold at one-third iuhi than usual price (\OTHISG DfP»RTMEHI. 600 Pairs Mon'e Extra Strong Tweed Trim* ■ere, 6s lid; worth 10s6d 300 Men's Salts, Colonial made, 25s the suit 200 Navy Serge Suits, 21s; worth 46s 60 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coats, 10a 6d; worth 30' 200 Tweed Maclnoih ('oats, 16s fid ; wo th 60s 140 Tweed and Cloth • >verc< at*, from 16s Cd SMrto, Collar*, Ties, >'ocks, at hulf-i rice S. COOMBES & CO. Will not tell to Shopkeepers or Retailors. A a the priooa In many eases are muoh below Wholetale Price, the only pledge themselves to roppl y con- Riimers at anove UrtPrioes. NOl'K THB ADDBRS.-t- ON THE PREMIBES LATELY OC CUPIED BY *}• (JoSGRAVB & C.O. Samuel Coombbs & Co.



Ironmongery. ! T.&S.MORIIIN&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & KETAIL HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, .iGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FK CING WIHE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE, Are Now Landing, Xx George Bewley and s.s. Wettmeath, 4400 Bars Iron 320 Bundles Iron 380 Kegs Wire JNails 120 Boxes (harcoal Tin Plates, lc, lx, lxx, lxxx 110 Bundles Hoop Iron 28 Leamington Ranges 4 Casks Mcd Ochre 2 do Soft Soap 1 do Varnish 20 Barrels Stockholm Tnr 1 Case Gun Caps and Wire Carttidgts 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges 3 18*fc Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip Seed 1 Cask Galvanised Rowlocks & Rudder Irons 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, us sorted • 1 Cask Maul Rings, assorted 2 do Chipping Hoes 12 do Best Quality duck Horse Shoes 10 Cases Patent Mangles 3 Patent Washing Machines 12 Cases Neilsou's Close Fire Range* G Sienna Baths, assorted, sft 6iu and 6ft 2 Cases Water Meters 2 do Spring Balances 3 do Leamington Ranges 2 do Eleciro-plated Goods 3 Casks Cast Butt Hinges 3 do Iron Washers 36 Sets Single Electric Bells, inexpen sive 12 Sets Electric Bells, 6, 8, and 10 iadi ■ cator 15 Dozen Solid Oast Steel Spades 6 do Clay Spades and Mattock* 6 Casks Rowatt's Anucapnic Lamps 1 Case Boxwood Ruins, lft to 4ft, 4 fold 2 Cases Chest Handles, Axle PulU-ye, i &c. 3 Casks Cupper Boilers, 12 to 30 gall* 4 do Cattle and Sheep Bells 1 do Carpenters' Rip Locks 1 Case Baggy and Carriage Lamps 1 do Steel Ashpim Beading 38 Dozen Galvauised Round and O«a Tubs 3 Bales Tool Kits, assorted 6 Cases Tiu foil 1J Ton Frecch Glue 1 Cask Tailcis' Irons and Flat and Bar Weights 10 Bales Galvanised Wire Sieves at>d Kiddles 4 Cases Copper Boat Pails, Tacks, Rivet", &c. 1 Case E.P. Forks and Spoons 4 do .Register Grates, with F.P. Beads 1 Case Tih! Hearths 48 KentOratoi 1 Casjk French Hall Grates 18 Cast Iron t< oilers, 20 to 100 gallo a 338 Uamp < >yens and Covers 13 Kens Wire t:loud Nails 64 do Cut Brads 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, assorted 3ft to 6ft 32 Dszen a U-steoi Gravel Shovels 17 do Cast vSteel Digging Forks 20 Pairs Dray Axle Arms 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cases Main gay and Birch Knobs 2 do Howanu's Ventilators 48 '! h'-oe-lpgsjfd Po's 1 Oj.o Averj's Steelyards, 501b to 400) l« 2 Cuse* Avery 8 Scales 1 Cask Cut Tin'd Tacks 1 Case Butter Prints, Pats, and Wheels 2 Lathes, 6in. centre, power geared 1 Only amateur's Wood Turning Lithe complete, with fast and loose beads, cnuntor shafts, &c, socket and hand rest. This is highly finished, with polished walnut tab'e, and is certain to give s»tin faction 6 Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing taws, bits. si\v ftiv--, piano iron*, markirg gauges, plated square* paw pads, t.pokeshaves, coop >V rt-aw knives, (Sic. 1 Case B.M. Tea and Coffee Po's 3 do Bass Brooms, assorted . . 1 do Nickel-plated Dish Covetß 1 do Br^Bs and Copper Wire 6600 Feet Galvanised Pipe, iin. to 2in. B^oo do Black Pipe, Jin. to liin. 6 C-^k- t'ipe Fittings 1 < ase Emery Wheels 3 do Kcst Tinned Soft Steel Sheets, for tinsmiths' use* 80 C»b « Patent Horse Nails 23 Inr^ Galvanised Corrugated Ircn, sft to 10ft 1 Ch a tfpeir and Juckfon's Saws 3 d> .sptar and Jackson's Mill Saws 1 d i ISpuar and Jackson's Cross cut Saws 4 Cases Spear and Jackson's Cironla Haws 8(t 30 Randall's Disc Harrows, 6ft, 7ft, Oft, 10ft 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wire 2 Cases S. &J. Hoi) iw-back Saws 2 Cases One-man Saw* 2 Cases S. & J. Chisels and Gauges GAS FITTINGS. 1 O THE HE3IDSNTS OF THE NORTH SHORB— T, & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Bwpootfully iv vi ed inspection (by intend ing iiurchasrrsl of their extensive Stock of ! Ga« Fittings, comprising— 2, 3, 4, and 5 LIGHT CHAN DELI 8.R3 ; Latest and Elegant Designs in Copper Bronze, Steel Bronze, Bright Lacquer, Painted China, and Crystal. HALL LAMPS AND LANTERNS. A Choice Assortment CORK SLIDE, Pendants, 1 and 2 Lights GAS BRACKETS, Single and Double GAS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETB GAS WAKMIRG STOVES GASCOOKINu SHU' S I The above Large and Chiiip •« •■ ment lof Gas Fittings ate beinj: ode. ,a cost 'price, and :■ fiord a ra:e «•!.•»•■ ' 'V of ! securing a good ' rticle at a low figure. T.&S. MOUBIiN&CO, LIMITED, WHOLESALE & KETAIL H ABDWARE ; MERCHANTS & SHIP CHANDLERS, ; QOKBN & HIGH STtiKKTH, AUCKLAND. [genuine pacific rubbbr paint 1 ■ .