OUT DOOR SPORTS,

ALPHA V. WEST ENa S£COND BIEVKN. This match, which was won by the Alpha Clnb, was of a rather remarkable nature. Alpha went in first, and managed to put together 40, McDermott getting 12, not out, West End then went in, but the wickets fell lapidly, and the score only reached I 8„ of vhich Berry, not our, made 16, There were no less than nine duck eggs on the West End side. Goodacre bowled eight tickets for five runs. /■ LP HA.—X sbitt, b Baker, 9 ; Hay, run out, 0; Kilp.mck, c Baker, b Verney, 4; Cutler, b Baker, 0; Cranch, hit wicket, 2 ; White, b Baker, 5; subs'itute, c Beaven, b Verney, 1; Goodacre, c Beaven, b Ver ney, 2; I'erston, b Baker, 1; R. Abel, b ;Venie., 8; J. McDermott, not out, 12; fextr.B, 2: total. 46.

West End h.cond Eleven.—Sim, b Goodacre, 0; McHardy, b G icd.cre, 0; Berry, not out, 16 ; Lewis, b Gooducre, 0 ; Verney, b Goodacre, 0; Courtayne, b Goo. acre, 0; Doughty, b Goodacie, 2; Done, c Crancb, b Kilpattick, 0 ; Beaven, b Goodacre, 0; Bretou, c Nesbitt, b Good acre, 0 ; Baker, b Goodacre, 0 : total. 18

EDEN V. PONSONBY 2ND E EVEN,

This match was played on Saturday and ro.ultcdin an easy victory for the -den by 50 runs. The rcores being : Eden, 83 ; Ponsonby, 33. 'The principal scorera for the lie!en. were, AVilson, 40; Taite, 20; Laird, not out, 13; and for the Ponsonby, 8 evenson, 12.

UNIT! I) V. AUCKLUiD 2ND ELEVaN. This match was won with 21 runs to spare by the United, who scored 72 against riiickland's 51,

GOEDON V. EXCELSIOB,

This match was played on No. 3 wicket, and resulted in a most derided victoiy for Gordon by 72 runs and one wicket to fall, Exctlsioi- were all disposed of for 31 runs. Meldrum obtained 6 wickets for 12iuns, and Gould 4 lor 18 runs. The Gordon followed, and put together 103 runs for 9 wickets when time was called. Lusk (20), not out; Ansenne, 19; hykes, 17; Byburn, 15 ; plaj ing good cricket. EXCEiiSio,'.—Smith, c and b Meldrum, 2; Perkins, b Meldrum, 8 ; Craig, c Gould, b Meldrum, 3; Frost, c Kissling, b Meldrum, 0; Hobson, c uould, b Meldrum, 14; Ponley, b Meldrnm, 0; Smith, b Meldrur.., 0; Waddineham, b Me'drum, 3 ; Mills, b Gould, 0; Howard, b Gould, 0; I Burns, not out, 0; extras, I. Total, 31. ' Gordon.—G. Kissliug, b Waddingham, 7; H. Kissling, c Pooley, 2; Ansenne, b Perkins, 19,- Meldrum, c Mills 9; tiyburn, c Perkins 15; McCausland, lbw, 2; fykes, b Smith, 17 ; Gould, not out, 3; Lusk, not onr, 20; Clayton, b Perkins, 4; Kender dine, lbw, 2; extras, 3. Total, for 9 wickets, 103.

HOKTH SHORE V. OTAHUHU,

This match was played on Ihe Domain last Saturday, and resulted in favour of North Shore, who won the toss snd elected to take the field. The wicket wa. a very bumpy one, Otahuhu, in the first innings, made 48; Norman Porch contributing 16, and C. Bowden 10; Gill got 6 wicket', aud W. Lankham 4. North fchore CC. made 68 runs for 8 wickets; W. Lankham putting together 26, R. Wynyard 13, and George Wynyard 12.

ATHLETICS.

At M'a-sachusets, recently, a Mr Theo, H. Field, aided by two canes, walked two miles blindfolded ia Irsi than two hours. He wasi not directed in any way. At Boston, on December 18th, there ,was a second meeting between John S. Piince, champion of England and America, and Lewis T. Fryo, in a 10 mile bicycle race at the iirst meeting Frye was given a start, nnd, otter an exciting race, came off the winner, On this second occasion, tbe statt was even, and the men bad a fair oppor tunity to test their actual merits. Both men were in fine condition, and the riding was rapid, The race was an even one, and much enthu-i-sni was manif.s'ed on the part of the 1,000 spectators present Prince won by about a yard, in 32m. 445, beating the bent time on record by 12 1-4 seconds. Joe Cobui n, tbe Pugilist, is now fully forty, and has retired from the ring. He .ays he may put on the gloves to box or to give an exhibition, but will never fight for a wager or the like. Sullivan says: " I will fi.s-ht M_.ce if I have to, but would rather fight the younger man Hade, a? there would be more credit in it. Mace, according to bis own say, is 52 years of age. I will box Mace, and agree to _t"p him in four rounds easily. If Mr F.x, after two year 4' looking around, lies found tbe man to wbip me, 1 will fight him for $5,000 a side to accommodate him, but would ra'her have it for §10,000 a side. 11 are nothing for the title of champion of the world, which Mace claims, but I am sat'sfi.d with that of champion of Ame rica."

Elliott is in Chicago, training for his sot to with Sullivan, which it is now ex. pectctt will take place at Pittsburg, Pa. George, the English amateur champion, was beaten, on even terms, by a young a merican named Delaney at New York on December 12, The race wa. 10 miles, De laney ~ time being 56mi_s 7sees. The forthcoming set-to between Jem Mace aud Sullivan is creating considerable interest in New York, where a general opinion appears to prevafl that "Jem" will decidedly eet the woist of it. Joe Cobuirn saya he considers Mace very foolish to go into training to meet a man so much younger than himself; while Tom Kelly, the veteran pugilist of St, Louis, is reputed to have said : " 1 see by the papers tbat Mace is ou his way here. He'd better turn round and go home again. If he waa the man ho was SO years ago, Sullivan would have no walk over; but to-day I'll bet £100 to a panny that Sullivan will knock him out in less than 40 minutes; perhaps he will last that long, but, if he does, he'll be a hard sight—a very h?rd sight."

PROPOSED "BLUE RIBBON ARMY" IN WELLINGTON.

Archdeacon Stocks Opinion.

[BY TBLKQKAPH.-PRBSS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLING lON, Saturday. At a meeting of cler.y and otheis held last night to consider the best means to promote the interes's of the tern pjrar.ee cause, the 0 'inmittee recommended the formation of a Gospel Temperance Society to meet in the verious churches for conference, prayer and work, and that the members should wear a blue ribbou

Dt Kemp said one of the great objections against tbe temperance movement, as at present before the public, was the Bingl'ug out of one particular sin, and concentrating all efforts upon its extinguishment without regard to others. There were other Bins sipping the foundations of society, and which were handed from parent to child, of which temperance associations took no heed Such assocutions had also dritted into the position of political associations, trying to influence legislation, and thus departing fiomthe purely philanthropic position they should occupy. He objected to the pro posed Gospel Temperance Association as too narrow in its purposed intention, f. ns Christians, all would corpo ately and individually unite to cury toe good news iuto every household, such action in its eßcct would, among other benefits, cut away intemperance from a man or woman. What good would be done? It would be merely giving such pcson a ground for self-righteousness which might possibly prove a bar bstween him and the true Gospel. There were many who plumed themselves upon their faithfulness to temperance, and locked down with .contempt upon those who took even a single glass of intoxicating liquor, yet wete constantly guilty themselves of greater sins. In his opinion if temperance reformers were more single-minded, and worked for the Gospel good, that great work would cover all essentials, ana tern. per.tnce would follow in its wblco like a smaller boat following a large ono. The Yen. Archdeacon Stock said he had a strong objection to the proposed toctety. He did- not thiok that teetotalism was re quired by the Sorip.u cs. .* lcohol was not a uiieless thing, as those having any know ledge of chemistry were all aware. Alcohol was a product of life, not of death He explained how, if grapes were left in a mass, untouched by hum m ba^s, tl.e grapes themselves would gradually yield a pure wine. Wine, he held, waß the product of God's goodness, just as much as br^ad was. He belonged! to a f.hmch which \r scribed that he should not accept anything not warranted by Scrip ture.. Thi piohibition of the rs_ of wine found no place in Scriptural records He quoted various passages from Scripture to show tbat wine was not only used in Biblical tim-s, but also proviog that drunkd-ness wis not unknown, He spots also of hi* own experience. H« bad trie 1 three times to be a teetotaller, and three times had failed. He found tbat a glass of j beer or pure Australian wine refreshed him j

bodily and mentally, and aided hi* ■ obtaining sound sleep after tbe pcrC, m" ' of clerical duties, which left him S?'?>■ and physically prostrate. He d£ ,y therefore, agree that the temperate l,.toS' liquors was hurtful. Refening tc \_}* oE ment that those who can use it temper. A should refrain from doiog so a _ an e_, "V ' to others inclined to be temperate h s m?e ' staocedthe circumstance that Ar. !,_?■ ln' Harper, while at Hokitika, admioKg^• -" pledge to hundreds of diggers, and on S'''< them whether it would be of an. 2 's ; ' moral support to them if he ab o to.U.' I pledge, he invariably received a AAa , -i reply in the negative. In fact, they AL _ ! laughed at the idea His view" L f I were in accordance with those of tke m-^' ; meeting as to the desirability of fust. ■ 5 temperance by eveiy legitimate mean ."■"' I he desired to point out ihat he coiilj : I as a member of the Church of En.W- B?'' I with any society which insisted j.-1-1^- I qua 11011 that its members must b e tow't ß' - 1 stainers. In England the Church W i" Temperance _.s;oei-_tion with twobram4 l one compiling the temperate drinW ''-■I the other the total abstainers. The 7. m 1 the society now proposed should be aU?_* 1 that. aK'nto .J| .The Rev. Mr Redstone, Mr AY J 1 P st on, and others combatted these views ~ II supported the resolutions, which ''*'". F camed- ' li

SPORTING NEWS.

Dunedin Races — Training Sofa « (BY TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCIATION. . LUNEDIN, ftis day, [ti Goodman wrs out first on Saturday | ing with Somnus and Violin, and gave | pair a little work at a medium pace on 1 ' tan. Somnus is not going bo well t_:, - was a little >iine back, and biscdmnaniJ i.!'. looks rather line drawn. Wa_3 e {| s \ f.: Taiarca along with Gang A wa', bat did M have any other members of the iforals 11 stable companions at work. Sir qAa. i did a strong gallop in much \ m Al "~"' form, and he naa evidently taken a fay turn for tbe better. Hobba treated Com j ' and the Miss King filly to their JJ f sharp spin; both continue to BhaßeSj.ll the tilly going the best, if anytMo° 5 I Er-ma did no work of Importing M 1 Guana and Matanaka covered armleatj,.l I half together at a good pace j the mareftsl W finished another mile alone, ■ Tie oIW ! '" hoises on the ground did only slow wwkl? H

NARROW ESCAPE OF A PASSENGER TRAIN.

[BY TELEd APH.—PBHSS ASSOOUTin„i j GBEYMOD7H, Satur%,' §lj. THK afternoon train from Brunner toGisy pK consisting of about 16 coal track tWi '' passenger carriages, and a brake wl-'m M with a serious accident crossing the Ainjli 1 moto Bridge, about 3J miles from ton,-I Some of the coal was{«isgotofftbe'S(lSß| about five yards before coming te the btik I tbe engine and _i-ht coalwangonaremaiaiii I on the line, and also thepa-sengercai. 7 the back It appears that at first one of ilia coal waggons got off the rails, and aifn i; was got on the tram went back, as thus ej . a slight gradient there, It was then iij R truck, got oft The wa2go_s mtS,iiJSr jumped from sleper to _l.;eper, many cf I"1' which are cut in two, and a great m,™ !. axle-boxes and springs broken, while cj , , the west of the bridge about 90 feetoifa&fli has been stripped off the sleep.-, fm which are heaped up together, Konei] , the rails are twisted or broken. Hie'j a was stopped before the passenger citspi ,'" ' onto the bridge, A gang of men werettts set at Work to clear away the .medkWßH repair damages, while carriages _■«»], vided for the passengers for Bmnaer. i;. ■ « train to which the accident bappend-_.<, very full of passengers.

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE MINISTERIAL PICNIC AT 1 l. KAWHIA. f {to the Editor,) | Sir,—Messr. Biyce and BollestOG, ir_7 thei- sister.-, their cousins, and their i_-Bfl, steamed wi-h tremendous pomp Inii.i Kawhia tho other day to take possession it",' 40 acrts ot land which, had for'many'jw^mH; been lawfully io the hands oi cue "of" J..: I- Majesty's subjects, Thissin^niarprociti?; ing is caUed, by jour contemporary, ~>, * Herald,'' "the opening of ;KaWMa teK bour," and they have.;filled _.two or:_t®Hß columns with the most wretched twaddleo!l the proceedings. In fact, upon lookig uto|S| the two accounts, they appear to have taili dished up twice over, and then spun out la j a mako the tbiug read like a joke, Itel, bolstered-up account tel'3. v. tHat ihj y "hero of Parihaka" was alloUJ to take possession of his 40:iCj section, aud nothing more, but to j I got two sheep and some potatoes for sffl!' ' sent. Only 40 natives were present, «.{■■ \ they couldn't raise a cheer, The Mem.' two Ministers with a staff of 'snrrcyu-,' » orderlies, &c, with their wives a-i, „ daughter?, steaming Into Kawhiai_t->__ i 1 ,», lay off a township oca forty-awe _.«'l); and calling it the opening of'tha iaite:,!;;1' is laughable, and muat appear ridienipM-1,., the natives. The'harbour-h_s:'.bet_3pjßß for vessels for years, and I have been H It several times" when going to Tani_, :A.' b . and it was open years ago till the sell't et ment died out. It is all laid o-Citii,' g Admiralty charts, with the exception! Bryce's fotty-acre township.—lam, _!., . ANOLti K.wraA_iis. i', I

MILNER STEPHEN'S CURES.

(To the Editor.) Sir.—Seyeral letters ha&appmiim, . Star lately on the healing powers of J, ** Milner Stephen. Some believe; ota*. J. not; one good man thinks we show M • lieve wh_t we are told, as the Bow 1 X Catholics do. Another thinka..MroMngOj. is on the threshold ef a diswvery.wwMS' mind and matter, and they all fancy da V present excitement is something modem times. But they are,.^K* taken. S ixly-U-o years ago \ aw* f. controversy was being cftjrie",".' and similar cures were said to Mj.WfmJ effected by a Mr St. John hong ""^MET of Wight. Hundreds of poor I||9K persons were going from SoUttalP'J^ffij^ the Island daily, to the great iatengglMßC shipowners, f^r Long blew ai\ tA" _] passes over the diseased P?1^ 00*^' the crutches of the lame, and toUg&yH walk. Some of them did, »»*tJ'*7 W, extreme surprise found tbey conldgwMMh pretty well'without them.-.OlNsjgJßßlMi were no better, and resiuanSHK supports. Gteat excitement' cf''ffifflHlßJ considerable time throughout #?%uaHW«. England,, and particularly:*.'-I!SHHBa Everything, as far as I rcCo'lec?"?i|laß similar to the piesent, except thl'l believMhat Mr Long made any cw-^ c, his cures. Ultimately tholtoJlMmp and the general belief was that 'P^fr. jlpE was the result of imagination.---I | ■*

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FfiBRDAKX 1*

Printed and Published by,ttoP_ffiSJH» , Brett, of Symonds-Btreßt, w, Printing Offlce, vinco of Auokland, New Zoawn^MfflM Monday gBBBUABY v, "^lw^|f.



_____ TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. 1710R SAIE, at the Junction Yards, on JT Tuesday noxt, 120 Fat Oxen, from Hawera, Waikato, and neighbourhood 600 Fat Shcop 100 Fat Lambs Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo Sheep, Pigs, Sec At 1 o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, PUKEKOHE YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their usual Monthly Sale on Wednesday next, of CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &c. HUNTER & POLAN. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17- WAIUKU YARD?. I .HE undersigned will hold their usual Monthly Sale o£ CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &C. HUNTER __ NOLAN. B, TONES, B. O. CARR, B, D, TONKS j TO-MORROW. | LAMPWARE 1 LAMPWARE 1 LAMPWAREI B. TONKS & CO., £TAVE received instructions to sell, on XJL Tuesday, tho 13th instant, at 11 o'clock, 9 CASES LAMPWARE. comprising New Designs in Hand, Drawing-room and Hanging Lamos B. TONICS B, O. CARR B. D. TONKS to-morrow, austrian bent wood chairs. amebican"chairs. Austrian bent wood chairs, b. tonks & 00, WILL sell, on Tuesday, 13th instant, at 11 o'clook, 0 Cases Austrian Bent Wood Blaok Chairs 250 Cases Amorloan Chairs, comprising Qroolan, Washington, Wood, Spindle, Dining, Aster, Greoiam Sec. B, TONKS. R. C. CASE. B, D. TONKS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, /».ROOMED HOUSE, PANMURE 2J AORES, PANMURE 3} AOBES. PANMURE ALL Rt _ H VOLCANIC SOIL. Full particulars in a few days. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. T3OSTPONEMENT OF S _LE. The Stock, etc., advertised For Salo on Account of Mr Abol, is INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15. THE REMUERA YARDS. riR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday nest, February 15, 8 Two-tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by W. Mlddleton „ __ 8 Two tooth Lincoln Rams, bred by Mr S. T. Eeddon S Two-tooth Li.ooln Ramß, bred by Messrs Douglas IS Grey-faced Rams, bred by Messrs Douglas A-D 300 Lo_j.woo.-ed Maiden Ewes ALFRED BUCKLAND THUHSDS.Y, FEBRUARY 15, _~£■ REMUERA YARDS. STIOK SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on __J Thursday nest, 15th Feb. JfiO Head Well-fatted Cattle G( _ Fat Sheep and Lambs Dilry Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Storo Pigs FOR PRIVATE'SALF. (,'otswold and Shropshire Down Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. CATTLE SALES. Pokeno— Monday, February 19 Drury—Wednesday, February 21 Papakura—Wednesday, February 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. .' TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL_ SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. W, S„ COCHRANE.] (JAM-- DACBE. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15. HO USE HOLD "FURNITURE, Avenue Road, Parnell. THE subscribers will sell, on the pre mises, near Avenue Road (between the properties of Messrs Kissling and Walker), on Thursday, 15th instant, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couches, Gilt Mirror, Curtains, Fender and Irons. Carpets, Whatnot, Dining Table, Hair-seated Couch, Dumb Waiter, Linoleum, Lamps, Sewing Machine, Dinnerware, Handsomeßimu Bedstead, Bedßteads, Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Cheats Drawers, Waßhstands and Ware, Wardrobe, Shower Bathf Kitchen Uten sils, Clock, &o. .DAWN MOWER, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COCHRANE] IJAS, DAORB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, By Order of the Governors of the Auckland College ad Grammar School. THE LEASH F. R A TERM OF 40 YEARS OF 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON- S'IREET. 10 ALLOTMENTS IN CH-.PBL STREET. FOR 21 YEAKS, 10 ALLOTMENTS, NEVy' NORTH ROAD. rr-HE subscribers will offer for Lease by I Auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 10th February, at 12 o'clock, FOB A I_n_ I OF -10 YEARS— II n ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of JLU about 28 feet eaoh to Hobaon-street, all present Buildings to bo removed in twelve months from day of sale, -i a ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of ■LO about 28 feet each to Chapel-street. All the Buildings on those lots will be sold and removed beforo Ist Fobruary, 1883. One-third of the -value of Buildings at termina tion of Lease will bo paid to tho Lessees or their AT_fabove aro subdivisions of Lots 14,15,16, 17 and 18 of Sec. 22, City of Auckland, and aro wi3_°situated7 being near to junctions of Hobson Tad Chapel-streets with Victoria-street. FOR A TERM OF 21 YEARS ■i n LOTS, fronting New Nora Road, being 10 subjections 1,25,26, 27.28,29, and pari 30,38, 39,10, fi, and part 42.. , For plans and further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE -_ SON, Auctioneers. Wi B, COOHBANK JAS. DAORB WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SHOP FITTINGS. AT GREY-SXREET, •TIHB Subscribers have received, inatruc- I tins from Mr T. P. Riohmond to sell, on his oremt«.es, Qroy-stroet, on Wednesday, llth inst,,at It o'clook., HOUSEHOLD FURNITDRF, consisting of -Co-oh and six Chairs, hair covered; Bonne Table. Rocklne Ohalr, Lustres, t' Curtal"", Fenders, Matting, oilcloth, _: Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasse?, Mirrors, X waßhctands and Ware. DressingTab'es, ■I KltohßnCt-nßili'.Preßßrvlrg Pan, Meat ■ Safe,&o. ill '.HOP FITTINGS, oonslstlng 01-Counter, iw. Glass Cases. Scales and Weights, ||| Grooei is, Gas Fittings, So. « ifAUUEL COCHRANE & SON,



Auction?. . TO-MORROW, 1 TUESDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. j WINDSOR STO"-E7HTT-STREIT. , GENERAL GR-CERIES AND FIXTURES. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAYfi received instructions from Mr j Palmer, Grooer, Pitt-ttreet, to Bell by auotloni on Tuesday, at 11 o'clook, j THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK-IN-TRADE OF GENERAL QROOKKIHS, OILMAN STORE., FIXTURES, Sec j 6 i-ohests Tea. Sugar, 8 oisos Gutting Salmon 20 Lolllo Show Glupbos, Oonftotlonery. J ton Flour, Brooms, Jams, Candles, and General Groceries Also, Good Solid Counter. Shelving with good Nests of Drawers (about 30). 3 Pair Boales I and Wolghts, &o. | CARBINES & TAYLOR, ' Auctioneers. j WEDNESDAY, FEBUUARV 14. STIRLING WORT o TIU LING WOKT JUL JJikutaia Land Sale. FARMS FROM FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Riob, Well-grassed, Alluvial Flats, Good Roads, Sohool, Hotel, Stores, Sec, on the Estate, WILL BE HHLD AT GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TB. Lithograph- to bo had on application to the Auctioneers. T« W» HICKSON & Co., G.N.L.A., AUCKLAND. B, TONES. B, 0. CARR. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, AT THB RESIDENCE OF R. LA ISHIiBY, ESQ., PARK ROAD. HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANO, CARPETS, FICTUfIES, &o„ &c, &o. B. TONKS & CO. HAS received instructions to sell by auction en Wodnssday, the llth Instant, at 11 o'olook, at tho resldenco of R. Laishley, Esq,, Park Road, THE WHOLE OF HIS VERY HANDSOME AND ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, oomprlslng- Drawing-room Suite Easy Chairs Sttno. Carpet Dining-room Suite Dining Table Ch-lTonier Book Case Rimu Bedroom Suite Bedstead Dressing Table Washstand Wardrobe Carpets Iron Bedstead- Coloured Pictures Oil Coth &c, Sc, &c. ON VIEW ON TUESDAY. B, TONES, B. 0. CABB. B. D, TONES WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 TOWNSHIP OF A VONDALE, OWNSHIP OF AVONDALE, Immediately Opposite the AVONDALE RAILWAY STATION, * And ROSEBANK ESTATE. FOR POSITIVE SALE, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, At 12 o'clock, This Township is situated in what is un doubtedly the most thing district In tbe neigh bourhood ol AurkUu., end, with the rapid Settlement now going on. properly must rapidly Inoreesa in value. Communication with tho City fs constant by rail and'bus. Tho Township Blraady posreises the advan tages of Churches, Government Sohool, POBt oificß, Hotel, Sec, and tho Proporty now -Herod is situate on high ground, commanding a grand view and healthful bret z_s Flans Ready. Terms Easy, B, TONKS ._ C 0„ Auctioneers. ' THURSDAY, NOON. SYMONDS-STREET. Piano. Household Furnltureland Effects. Spring Cart. Horse, and Harness, Balance of Stook Fanoy Goo.b, Toys, Book., &o. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mb F.)H. Haywabd. whols about to go South, to sell by anotlon, at his plaoe of business and residence, Symonde street, corner Ot Bast-Btrßot, on TitonsD.T text, at 12 o'olook noon, his Household Furniture and Effeots, Piano, Glass, -him. ana Earthenware, Kit chen Utensils, a gcotl Spring Cari, Horse, and Harness, also the Balance of Stock of Fancy Goods, Toys, Books—a large number ot Novels, Sec ■JiXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND JCj LONDON, in sums to suit. FOR SALE BY ARNOLD, HINKS, AND CO,, ; pprner q( pgfltvni Jipupo una yjrf jftrftty,



j _VUC_lo.lt:> WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, AT NOON. villa situs, brighton road, Parnell. k, c. greenwood WILL Sell, at his Mart, on Wednes c ay, February 21, at noon, n CHOICE VILLV BID'S, eaoh having v a frontago of CO foot to Brighton Road, Parnell, and a depth o£ 132 foot. Tho nllotuionto all command fine vlows of tho harbour, Orokel, Rorauera, and Raneltoto, being within flvo minutes' walk of Parnell 'dawns nnd New market Hallway Station, and tho tramway will run oloso to tho proporty. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 21st FEBRUARY, NOON. VILLA SITES. LA.RGE ALLOTMENTS, GREENLANE STATION. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mrs John Smith to oir_r by auction, on tho above date, at hia Mart, Quoen-stroot Q/t LARGE FHKEIIOLD ALLOTMHNTS <*_k over quartor-aoro o_oh, volcanic 8011, a minutes' walk from Groonlano Station, and Immediately opoosito tho l.aoeoours..—Air?, i ■li aores of voloanlo land, oil in grass, tcgot. »r with tho largo and oommodlous Raong htehes thereon erootod.—Tho allotments aro fliggod, and rlans oan bo soen at ofllco of Auotioro _r it. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. TO SADDLERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. LADIES' AND GENTS' WHIPS. LADIES' AND GENTS' SADDLES. G A B R I E~ LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Quoon-streot, on the above date, at D o'olook noon, 2 Cases Zalr'a Whip*, assorted 8 Cases Gents' and l_adios" Saddlos. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. TO LEATHER MERCHANTS, MANU FACTURERS, AND OTHERS, GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, on the ahove date, at U o'olook. A OASES FRENCH and ENGLISH CALF BAST INDIA KIP g TRUNKS OF BOOT UPPEBS 1 CABE OF ELASTIC WEBB * Very superior. Terms at Sale, Government Land Bales. -^S3l__-_& XT E W ZEALAND, SALE OF LEaSKS OF SlX_s_ RUNS IN OTAGO. General Crown Lands Offlce. Wollington, ISth January, 1883. Sixty Runs, comprising an aroa of 1,153,180 aores of Crown Lands, well graßeod and watered, and easy of access by _oads. will bo ottered for Loaso by Publlo Auotlon, on T"EB DAY. tbo 27th Fobruary, 1833, at Watcon's Long-room, Dnnedln. The Runa average an area of 21219 aores. SO Rons ore under tnls average, tho lowest being 300 aores; and 21 runs aro abovo tho average, the highest being 71,710 aores. The npsot ron.Bls averago nearly 2Jd an aore, ranging from 51 to less than Jd por aoro. iTne tenure ranges from nve to twonty-one years. Details of eaoh Run, and Lithograph Maps, can bo Been at any Land Offloe: and Poatora, Riving full particulars of the Runs', are exhi bited at all tho Railway Stations and Poet Officos throughout the Colony. WM. I'OLLESTON, Minister ot Land?. N.B -Immediately after the Sale of t_ c above Kun_, about 80.M.0 acrasiwlll be offered in sec tions of from .00 to o.OQO aores on Pastoral De erred Payments, at nps.t price of £1 por aero. Business Notices. GEE AND POTTER, CoAOH BUILDERS, Grey-street, Auokland.-N.B. I Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes, Blue '4 om and all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, ETO. The undersigned, having Bpsolal machinery for tho manufacture of Bolt., has supply of all lengths In stook at oheapost rates; also, Regu lation Verandah Posts. Iron Tubular Field Gates, price £310s. to be bad from T. and S. Morrin Se Co., Cruickshank, Mlilor & Co,, ..nd at the Works. «. T A IT, Lome-street Bolt and General Iron Works. / rIpHOB, T ITARBUTS, •_ IHB SAP Al UOKH BROOJU FACTORY, OVBTO-f-H017fl»-_i Prleeai Ww». From 11/8 pcs oca, BOOKBINDING AND ACCOUNT BOOK FACTORY, Viotohia-stbebt West. Auckland, One Door above Holland & Butler's. CHARLES COOPER, Late Head of the " Herald" Department, Begs to inform his Friends and the Publlo In general that he has commenced Business for Imself. O. C. is now prepared to exeoute Promptly, Cheaply, and in the Best Btvm, all classes of UOOKUindinq and general Sta tionery. m TlDff ARD BARTLEY, ARCHITECT, BTIOHBUR_'S BDILDING9, QUEEN-STREET. Evening Concerts. SELEOIIONS FROM OPERAB, SONG.. DUETB, KTO„ ETO, Every Person oan have these In their own Home by calling on J, BOWDEN, SHOBTLAND-T., And Purobaßlog one of his NEW-Y-IMPORTED PIANOS. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DELIVERY AGHNCY Desuatoh Goods and Parcels of all doscrl. tlms to every part of tho Town and Suburbs i Cheap Rate, and with gnaranteod regularity, Ttio following sre the Honking Agercleai— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker..Karangahapeßoad W. H. Yonog. Grocer Fon.onby Road R. Blrnio. Baiter Aroh Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker....Corner of Kybor Pasa and Symondsst 3. Eeld, Grocer Corner of Kyber Pbbb and Orafton Koad. W. B. Collins. Grooer. Parnell A. Holdt, Cabinetmaker Nowmarftot dhl-VerTes 1- Town i Hourly. Suburban ill a.m. and 5 p.m. No. 78, Telephone ExohanßO. HEAD OFFICE: Nathan^ Bosd. Custom honiie- treat. TI H E HatfMARKET Vlt. aUEEN-STRBET, j-UOKLAWD US UALi., ASKIVKD PBB COROMANDEL AHD ROMAN KMPIRE,- Wh'.te Clover, Red Olover, Alsyke Olover, Oow grass, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail, Crested Dogstall, Rape, TrofoUnm fncnrnatiuin (Hoariet Die vert, - FROM AMERICA aJRECT- Xlmot-., i-tutuck? Bluearaia IPoa Prateub), Poverty Hay Ryegrass, _a_.-__bui_ Ryegrass, Coofcifoot, Pralrlegrass, Rattall. SARLY BE3D POTATORB, IB FOM.OWS 1- Aahleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, Patterson's viotorla, LATER VARIKnES-HobarS, Sutton's Ma« tram Bonnm, Sutton'B Flower Ball, etc. Also, Oats, Barley, Baraen ana Flovrer Been, Coar. _, Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, Now Zea land Flax. Tow, daoon and Hams. BONBDUST AITO BONEFLOUR of all grades, ISLAND AHD PERUVIAN GUANO, XC. fix, HBSKBTH _ AITKBN, JJUPEBIOR OOKRUeAAUD %'ANKK BVAR X 2 B HAS FOR BAM a number ol ths abo vs, w<«' Tap ready (or nee, ts and un wards. At bib stbam Works, viot__.ia~th_.i-ih, or his Shop WUI__HHMY-STBB__.. Large auaaUUei ot SpouUns. Ridoiuj. and Down pipes lUwayu In itopk. Verandah Iron onrved at shortest notice, Manufacturer ol Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandelier., *_~«. hit Wellßßler-rtteet simp. . Oountry orders wUI elwan weShre Ml prompt -Joeniea lo lor oa W-tat, sum i-Aiunm o» tarn twaova- Mad



j?ciblio Notices. rm pea o 0 c X, X"o OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOOK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of overy description. An Accurate Fit Guaranteed. Compound Microscopes & Tklkscopbs, Powerful and Clienp. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, Electric He_fb, Batteries, and Fittings, Magneto Electric Machines and Modlcal Colls, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, TItF.ODOLITES, COMPASSKS, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccliaromoters, Salinometm-s, Argontomoters, &c, &0„ &0. Agent for TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THEPOST.OFFICE, Sl-_nTI.A-.D_-EF.ET. r> E L L_~ V U E HIIUB F, TAURANG*. NEW ZEALAND. Suites of Rooms, Baths, Pluno. Stables. Coaoh leavoß dally for Hot Lakes and lorraoos. COAR.-S MOD_HAT_. J. BODBLL Proprietor, OIL. OD-tiua, «. « D «_A». MERCHANT).. y$ m Phh-Uppib & SOH u„ 97, Q-_mr.BTB.-rr, auokk-imd, N,£ IMPORTERS Of PAPBR H AN GIN t* S Panel Decora tlona, _i_.an-___.p_l._i.hßfl. Bllvered, and RoashF__..» jtaallsh and Continental Gheet, Photo traphlo, GlnwH-ados, WHITB LEAD, Dolour-, OU, VARNI_H__ Brußhes, Mixed Paints. Oanson'B Antlccr. Erosive and Patent SlUoate Patau. MOULDINGQ-Gllt, Btalnea, Veneered, So picture Frame and Room Decorations, _____ Frames tor Cablneii and O.D.V, picvtraw of every deeeriplilon ta great vwiiib Scnupfl—Photo* and Coloured, Albums lor Photo., i__r_ps. Sec, tec, Jeo, Dut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sixes | Cabta and 00. .V, Manntii Arfattf ReauUltef, W. P. * 13. liavlni aiwaj 1 on hand lbs tarec-i stock ot the abovo goo.. In the North Island ol New Zealand, are able to szeouta either whole ■ale or retail orders on the most favourabi. term., Samples of Papeibanglnss from owr ■took, or of original pao__i(_a, sent on ttppll.r. Hon. New satttors In Ane-land should Inspect onr stock of P.vporhan-taßra and Pictures bsfon fitting up their new h-_mca 1 they will tin. j__j■» thing to «nl. the means nf tiveryrnci W. BHILLIPPS -.S'.fc, thmismn, _n...-...>-' NEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY AND ME CANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, NewiZeat.ano: THE TRIANGLE. CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. Tho undersigned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that ho lias been appointed AGENT for tho above Company, and is now prepared to rccelvo orders—which shall havo prompt attention—for Gh am and all kinds of New Zealand Produce, „„..„„„ It. 11. STEVENSON, Agont, Union Insuranco Offlce, Queen-street hx. ' '° MARK ~s—____., If- O R SALE, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly oowl 1 Two-wheolod Dog Cart (nearly now! 1 Large Ladr's Phaeton Double-soato. _)ußi?y __ Wanted to Purohasc, Donble-Boatod Hooded Buggy. 02 «' kA W * _S M«A ti* r>«° M HCr visors HYDRAULIC LIME TRADET^IfMARK J.W_lsa__.&C 9 AUCKLAND* N.Z. S HIS LIME is a Natural Cement, suit able for Conoroto B_il_innß_ Brickwork, Pl/.stoiing Hulldlngß, Tanks, &o. „7 Ie Is ground tho Finest, and Is THE BEST LIME IN Tfc!E MARKET. , Io roplytotho popular ballef that all Limes from Mahurangl aro .like, wo ask—" Are ell quartz reofa, or are lartda ia the eamo dlalrlot, alike?' In Europe, al! Hydraulic or Coraent Limes are tosted beforo ualng. ard tho boot s.colfled, Why Bhould net the tamo rulo be followed I hero? " Per oubioyu, Conorote Foundations oost from ... 15a to 25a Brlok Foundations coat from .. -9_ to 3-3 Conoreto Bulldlnga cost from ... 23s to 25. Brlok Buildings cost from ~. .. _3a to Sss Conoreto Buildings, Plastered, &c, will not exceed 10 por cent, over wood. Circular explaining troatm. Nt sont to any ad dress, or the fullest Information given al the ! olllco. i 1 Litno supplied wholesale cr rotail, Speolal terms to Dealers and Contractors taking cargoes direct. j Jtlooni-ale, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &C. JOHN WILSON & CO. 81, Quean-street pHINA, pLAS. & I^ARTHENWARB EDWARD LEWIS AS DETfIRMINED TO KEIINQ-TSn RIB RETAIL BUSINESS IN CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET In ABOVE! Departments, THB STOCK HAS JUST BEKN TAKEN AND THK SELLING OFF OOMM-JNOXS AT ONOE. The THADB and EVERYONE Bhould there (ore avail themselves of THIS GRAND CHAKCic to supply themselves at Pin a as Nrvril Before Known IN A-OBXAND, THE STOOK IS VERY EXTENSIVE, AND GOOD, AND WILL POSITIVELY I BE CLEARED. This Advertisement means exactly what it states W- o S~~ BORNE, • Estate, Land, and General Commls ' Jpn Agent, 81, Que enirtrpet, AU^Wfludj



EXCHANGE HOTEL* (Bettor known as tho BAIUtEIi Hotel), ! P A R N E L L. The Proprietor luis gone lo considerable oxpenso in re erecting Tina Hotel, which is ( Now Open to the Goncral Public. ■The BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo tout judges to bo One ok the Best in Auck land ; it is extra well furnished, and contains one of Alcook's Tables (new), at a cost of nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under the management of Mr. R. Surman, for some time Marker at the North ern and Auckland Clubs. WINES AND SPIRITS OP THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught. F. TOMLINSON, Proprietor, JB.OT JLak.s. Mot Jjakes. IMPORTANT~NOTICE. TOURISTS intending to visit theso Natural Wondora of Now Zonlnnd can obtain through RETURN TICKETS (including Guides, Boat and Conch Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &c.), together with overy information, from tho undorsigncd, who have li.eu appointed Sole Agents in Auokland for Mr. William Kelly, Proprietor of tho PALACE HOTEL, OHINE MUTU, First class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter und Summer Months. Private Sitting, Smoking, and Reading Rooms. li I L L I ARD S. Couches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire. Conveyances meet every steamer. METCALFE & HILL, Agents, 20, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. TJACIFI- HOTEL, JOHN GILLANDER, Proprietor, Bogs to announco to his frionds and tho goneral public, that ho has complotod tho extensive Alterations on his Premisos, Among tho many Improvements, ho has Intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, undor tho superintendence of a well-known Caterer. Tho Cuisine will bo tho Best tho Season can supply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OP WINES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. Board and Residence BOs. por Weok Reasonable Chargos. Excellent Fare. Civility and Attontlon, Goon Stabling, p A C i F I - HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE Proprietor. Tho nbovo Hotel having undergone oxtonslvo and thorough repairt, tho Proprietor trusts that by careful attontlon to tho wonts of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair share of tho patronage of all. Thero is a good Billiard Tablo.a good Cuisine, and tho vory best of Spirits, Wines, and Ales, Preparations aro being mado for a really good Salt Water Unth, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, Seo. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass tho advantages oU'orcd for bathing, as it is but ono succession of bays and inlets for over eighteen miles. Families can bo accommodated with private rooms and all tho rcquisito conveniences. Oystors and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Snddlo Horses can be had at very short notico. so as to onablo Visitors to boo tho Mnngancso Mines. Boats aro always to bo obtained for Picnlcß Fishing Parties, Sec TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travellers. |_> OY A L .HAIL HOTS L, NGARUAWAHIA. First-clnss Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Mou. Samplb and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddlo Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hlro. ELLIS.S & LATCHMORE, PROPRIETORS}. VVT A D E H 0 T E L, Wines and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. Meals ready at all hours. Good Staiilino for Horses. M. LENNON. Proprietor anuiiov A UU ISLAND PERMANENT A. CO-OPERATIV-i: BUILDING AND INVESTMENT BOOIETY. CMIOB 1-1-7, QUEBH-STOUT, LOAMS granted upon approved seosrlUea ot Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums Of £30 to fl-.000 principal and Interest being re payable In Instslmontß at the following Ra duoed Katks for repayment ot eaoh 000 borrowed I— Repaymentsoztenrt- p W Ank T°'sl a™ollol Ing over ™r v>oa*- repayable. fl a, d. & b. d, l year _ -300 IU II ( I yean - _ 1 010 108 8 I »year> . - 14 T 111 II 0 < years ... HO 1-18 1 lyenn - - " » 188 18 I 8-oars - II 11711 B lOynar. - - 8 8 18218 I And n the name proportion for smaller or larger lot .is. DEPOBITS.—The Sooloty receives Money on Deposit at 5 per cent. P-jggfc^g, Seoretf.lT. ONEY T~O LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission agent, quebn-street, auokland (BIKNKY'B AUCTION ROOMS, UrSTAIRS). JOHN W. H A R D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND KSt'ATE AGENT. MONKR I.KNT ON PFOMISSORV NOTES, HOUBBS Furniture, fee. Bills Discounted D-lly. Mortgages Negotiated. HIGH-hTRk'BT. AUCKLAND. £W to £1,000. Victorian loan and Discount Al-MNCY, HfGH-.TI.H!'«T, AUCKL IND (Opposite city council of/toe.). Money advance (muu £W to -1000 on Personal Seouiisy, Do d_ cf Property, _ha_e_. Sec Repayments oar> bu mado In Instalments of One ShillinQ p-h Week for eaoh Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Oh-h-ic- addrkbs ; Bos 90, Anokland. tiNEY TO LEND, in large and small I urns, at current, rates of intorost. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. _¥EY~TO LEND, on Real estate, in sora. s of .50 and upwarfs, at the our rout rates ot interest —Apply Wm. S. Cochrane, a5 N. Z., Inßur^roa Buildings, or Samuel 16ehr»iiiD an d._io i f gort-Btreet, ONEY TO LEND" on Mortgage at Fir. t-oias3 Fret hold Securities. WM. COLE HAN, Solicitor, Cornrr of Qaecn and Shortland-Btreetß. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small enm., st nsnnl rates Of Interest. CONNELL & CO'leEß, . ollnltors. Vnloftn T-ane. ,»/ a ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or iv 9 a<-y nnin required, on terma to BUlt borrowers. Intorest allowed on monies pieced on my hands till Invsßted.-W. V, Stovens.ln vesting A goat, 187, (Juroh-btroot, ■——— —-—^ Land and Estate Afirents ait O X SAL E, t? By EDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGKNT. MOUNT ALBEKT-Oentleman'a Bostdonce, 10 rooms, outbuildings, 3 '0 9 aores i very cheap. MOUNT ALBERT—House 10 roorr.s, outbuild ings, 2 acres (near station), £960.. , VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount fiden)-91 aorea 7-roomed Houae. Seo. _El5O cash, at 7 per cent. MOUNI' ALBltliT (near Railway Statlon)- G_ aorea voloanlo soil, in graas ; splendid view, MOUNT ALBBUT (noar station)— House 10 rooms, 2 aorea.— £700 , _ HOUSE OF EIGHT BOOMS, Kdon Torrace. Gas stove, -wel', Jco. Offered cheap. MOUNT EDEN (near Statloni—Seven-roomed House and Large Allotmont, £500. Terms easy, MOU a T BDBN-House'i rooms, £210 VIEW koad (Mount Eden.-7-roumed House; concrete olstorn, with nearly onoaor.. COTTAS.E and LOT-198 x ISO-fi2oo. ONBHUNGA.-Ho_eeßrooms-._tDp, ON BHUNO A 7-roomod House and Land, £260, _U.LUTME.nS, fceafleld Boad. Parnell, Kloh mond Monnt Krt«u. etc. _ MOUNT KDKN, Valloy Head-House Of 9 large rooms. onthousi-B, 4a. lp. laud. Cheap. BI.AHIH.LD koad—(.onileman'a Residence of 8 roomn, large allotment, every convenience. LEAMINGTON ROAD - New Comfortable Houses and Land, _i 250 eaoh, OITY-Oapltal Shop of 6 rooms, stable, RO., to leaso, rent low, MOUNT ALBEftT-16i aoresand Honse, £500. MODNT ALBttRT-Leane of 62 aores and. Houses, Sec Cheap. , .... BLLKRS-IK—House, 7 rooms, and land, 8100. PONSONBY-Housea of 6 and 11 rooms. PAPATOITOI—Fine Houbo and 20 aores. FARMS at Cambridge, Pukerlmu, So. KD. WAYTK. Hone, and Lund Ageafc



Ironraop .ere. I tflllßAi. jOABDWAIU- OTOUSIT. _84, QU-HSN-STRKR- ( *J• * »l »■-' to E a si, I HAVK FOR BA-.8 ---BO WATS ANUWP'-'N-O LAMPS A__o, »_ BOSH-IM, FONTS, GLOBES, AND WIK.O And a Great Variety of OhimnUr. RODaxit'ri t.otis'woon'H, ibo wmmmi 'iVABLH AND POCHC-TKR- JpaHßOW'fi OKIiKBRATKD ..TH3WUS ULARK'J. BOtbKlta tIAOOEP* WB, Hti OBirriTß'a Patbs-_ Tea and no.s'BtJ Pots, stamped Tinned Meat anij Pn Dishes, Basins and Milk pass (all thm), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, an_ Ovens, Bbooms, Scrubbers, Whisks, -jo. Haib, Cloth, and Nail Bbushb.. "abk's, blacks, and lyndon'. BPADES AND DIGGING FORKS GARDEN HOES. RAKES, AND TROWELS, DI.TOH, SOFBY &SP-L-B, AND JACK.3*' BAND. RIP. AND TENNON SAWS. AXIS, ADZIB, TOMAHAWKS AND CHlSffi-B Avoubb, Planks, hammers, Brao-M, TWIST AKD PATBNT BITS (all Bluei), COOKS HINOKS, NAILS, AND BBABBWARB, 800TT'S GKNUINU WHIT-I LEAD, BAW AHD BOILKD LIHBH-D 0» HVK PER ORNT. DIBOOON? Allowed to Cash Purchaser, on all B.t»' amountiuH to _0_ ana no w«m Merchandise A, HBAT HE X, GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE BRANDY- Conrvolsler-s Brandr In bulk do do one diamond, (our dia mond, and VO Aflsoolated Vineyard Brandy in bulfc/oaso, flask, and hail-flask Muller If .ores' Brandy In bulk, case, llaak, and halt flask Henno-'sy'a Brandy In case W, and A. Gllbey's Brandy tn case RUM— Lowndes', SO 0.P., -casks and hhds l.emon Hart., l-casks _ VV, and a. Bilboy's, In oase, VV and white WHISKY (hulk)- „,,..„ , Oroonleoßi Inverness, Glonllvct, Terrier. Klrker. Groer and Cc, In demijohns and 1 gallon Jars WHISKY (oasel- __~__ , Oolite Blond, Royal Blond, Rob Roy, J ore boam, Glon Almond. W. and A. Gilbey'i Irish and Sootoh In flasks SOHNAPP3- Honko's, W, and A, Gllbey's WINES (bulk)— SUva and Oosln'a, Australian, Grennoh, and Tokay WINES (In oase)— W. and A, Gllbey's (Castle brand), Port, Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, la, a, n, o, v, and s; yd Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, _ j Champagne — Roodaror, Perrlor and Oamuset ALE- Baas, bottled by Hall ■ Boa?B Head, bottled by HaU John Bull, bottled by John Rold Ashby's nnd McX wanS " Globe " brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOUT— Boar's Head, HaU Edmond'B Pig Brand Gulness's, bottled by Blood Wolte Sparkling Neurotono, pints and quarts Sale and FTlond's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine White Lead and Zlno Unseed OU, Raw and BoUed, n drums Oolsa Oil, tn drums Outor OU, in bulk DRIED FRUITS- Gurrants, in halt oases Elmo Raisins and Figs Alden Apples (evaporated) KKROSBNK, ISO and ISO test- Devoe's Royal Brilliant* Light ot Age, Pre mium Safety Prime York Hams and Bacon at Low Rates TOBAOCO- Over the Water, 17s, Nailrod Royal Standard Lone S'a Venuß, li'a, B*s, Double Thlok P Pieces OILMEN'S BTORES- Teas, Sugar, 10, Iw, No. 8 Paper Bags, Pickles, Kippered Herrings, Potted Meats, and an assortment of General Goods always on hand. A HEATHER, ___oi_aj. __TVB_- UUM._AINio —— DB. KING'S DANDELION AND tIUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer eury,) Thb Bkbt R-mkdv fob Bii_.ou__.bbs Stomach Dkran____.ent, Flatuwir-b, Pains BurrwEKN thb Shoulders, Bad Appktitb, INDIQKBTIOW, AOIDITY, HEAD-AOHH, Heart burn, and all othor symptoms ot disordered , Uver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest pills tor every constitution.—ln Boxes at la lid, 2a Bd, and Is M. Sold by Chemists and Modloine Vendora throughout tho world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke, London. SpeoiaUy valuable Pills for realdonta abroad and travellers, Sold by Kkmpthornb. Prosser & Co, '• IJULPHO LINE LOTION."—An Ex- O tsrnal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. Thero Is scarcely any ernptlor, bnt will yield to " Snlpholino" tn a few days, and commence to fade away even It It seerm p&Bt oure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as If my magiot whilst Old, enduring skin dlsordorß, that have plagued the suflerors for years, howovor deeply rooted thoy may be, "Sulphollne" wUI suooosafully attack tbero. It destroys tho t animalcules Whioh causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a olear, healthy natural condition of the skin. "Sulphollne, Lotion Is sold by moßt Chemists, Bottles, 2s . d Made by J, Pepper and Co., London, Sold by Kempthqknb. Pbob_e_, fe 00. PBPPER'S QUININE »nd IRON TONIO rouses and devolopea the nervona energies, enriohes the blood, promotes ap. Jt'.to dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a Bpealflo remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevers of everj kind, chest affections, and In watting disease:, Borofulouß tendencies, &o. The whole frame Is greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonlo, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robn.t ealth oertain. Bottles, 82 doses, ia Bdi nest Blue, lis. Sold by Chemists eveiy where, Ti-o name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the label. There la no Tonlo bo oertain In effect as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It la strongly rooo mmended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use In every oase of tdver or febrile condition, Sold by Kempthoiwb ■ Pbqshbb awd Co. VAftAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLUM, Prepared only by J. Pepper, London, This Fluid combination, extracted trom modi. olnal roots, is now used instead of blue pUI and calomel for the oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver. Whioh are generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste In the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel* ig of general depression. It sets tbe sluggish Uver in motion, very slightly nots on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 21 hours. It Is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllln is a fluid made only by J, PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label. Bottles, 2s 9d and is ta, Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medio_ne for India, Australia, ths Cape, and Colonies generally, Sold bS KSMFTHORHI, PBOSSKB & CO,



Ironmongery- _ < i T. &S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Hardware Mubchants, Auckland, importers of . Every Description ol FURNISHING, BUILDERS', AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MACHINERY T. & 8. M. & Co,, limited, are prepared to Supply HARDWARE in all Its branches at THE LOWEST CURRENT KATES. Large Shipments now in Port, and Comtnir Forward, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GARDEN TOOLS OF THE BEST QUALITY. PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER LAWN MOWERS, from 10 to 18. LAWN TENNIS MARKERS. FLAVEL'S, LEAMINGTON, aud other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, With or without High-Pressure Boilers. REGISTER GRATIS OF ALL QUALITIES^ FINE CAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL, and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH. POST HOLE BORERS. \ ELECTRIC BELLS, GAS CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS, HALL LAMPS, COOKING STOVES, GLOBES, ETC. "NOVELTK" AND "PEERLESS" WRINGIN • M CaiNiS IN THEEE SIZES, BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN WASHING MACHINES. UTAH Goods carefullylPacked. ■i T. & 8. Morris & Co., LIMITED,



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