ENGINE-DRIVERS' ASSOCIA- TION.

4» I Anniversary Dinner at the Com- ,' mercial Dining Rooms. The anniversary dinner of the Auckland Engine Diivers and Firemen's Association was held last evening in Robson's (Jom- , mercial Dining Rooms. A most recherche repast was provided by the host, while the arrangement of the table was really a work of ait, the templing viands being inter spersed with pot plants, flowers, and fruit of all varieties. There was a good atten dance of members and visiiois. Mr K. Hobb?, M.H.R., presided, and was sup ported by Major Harris, M.H.R., Mr G. W. Hcslop, and Mr Coombe, resident coniueor. Mr illiott, locomotive foreman, occupied the vici-clnir. Apologies for non-atten dance were received from the Mayor, Sir Maurice O'llorkc, Mr T. Peacock, and Mr A, V. Macdonald, district manager. The amp'e r pa-t provided having leecivcd full judtie'', tue customary touts of a loyal and patlintic character were given and enthusiastically responded to, with musical iiunouis in each instance. The mu.-ical part of the p ogramtne, it may be addid, was under Hie dinctiou of the brothets Bfannkin, la proposing tho health of the | Governor, the chairman made a complt-' menta'y reference to fcir Wa Jcrvois, while the guests testified their appreciation by applause.—Major Harris, M.H.K., re plied to the toast of the House of Ropre seutativei. He felt sure that if the toast had been proposed two years ago-at the time of the ten per cent, reductions-it would have been received in dead silence. He was, however, pleased to see that a change had now come over the scene, and that they received the toa-t enthusiastically. He was also glad that the Government was able to recognise these associations as not being of defiance, but of defence,—Mr K. Hobbs, M.H.R,, alsj responded, and draw attention to what he called the impro priety of a secret circular recently issued in timidating tailway employds from speaking. to members of the Bouse of .Representatives,.! and added that more would be heard about it i at the next session of Parliament. He bore testimony to the general sobriety and trust worthiness of the railway employds in this district. He advocated the establishment of a special department by which all rail way grievances mi^lit be dealt with.—Mr Elliott, looomotiveforeman, propoied "The Engioe Drivers and Firemen's Association." He stated that the association was com menced about twslve months ago, but they had let out very little about what thtir ob jects ware. He believed that all men were entitled to take steps for their own protec tion. He con.idered tbat self-help was tbe best help, aud he saw no reason why men should not band themselves together to ren der each other assistance collectively that they could not do individually, He hoped they would not go too far, but would act with caution and judgment, meeting the railway management iv a fair and equitable manner on any question that might arise. He thought Auckland had reason to be proud of tbe workmen represented by the Association, who wete, he considered, second to none.—Mr J. Whitburn respon ded. Their desire as a society, was not to ask lor anything unreasonable either indi vidually or collectively. Their objects in banding together were to get a fair and equitable understanding with those in authority over them, and not to obtain any undue concessions, He believtd the Government would fully lecognise them in time. They were yet young as an asso i ciation, haring been an offshoot of the Dunedin society.—Mr Manning proposed, " Our Gues's," coupled with the names of Messrs Coombe and Hetlop.—Responses were made by the gentlemeu named. Tbe latter characterised the Government of the day as a capitalist government which looked upon man as a mere machine out of whom they were to get as much as they possible could. He m»de reference to the what he called tbe vlndictiveness of tbe Go vernment ia sending over to Australia to prevent the striking telegraphists from obtaining employment, and added other facts to show that this Government was not a working man's one. He was glad to see that the eociety numbered so many Intelli gent members, and that so large a propor tion had tho courage to come there that evening, In his concluding remarks, the speaker ventured the assertion that rail way guards could not write, and were not competent to keep returns.—The annual report and balance sheet were read by Mr Bracewell, the secretary. We make the following extracts : -The branch is in a very flourishing condition. The whole of the itiiff that are eligible have joined our : ranks. During the year the receipts were 1 £29 13s 4d, aud the expenditure £3 9s 4d, leaving a balance of £26 4s. We have to relate the lost of one of our old and esteemed friends iv the person of Mr J. Hargravei>, who passed away from us iv March last under painfully sudden circumstances. The amount of £24 14s was subscribed by the society for the assistance of his wife and family. The report concluded with the hope tbat the next would be more satisfac tory.—Mr Keat proposed the health of "The locomotive foreman—Mr Elliott"— In responding, Mr Elliott hoped that twelve months henco would find them as kindly disposed towards him as they were then. The other toasfs of the evening w-i-rii — " The Press," proposed by Mr Whitburn, and duly responded to ; the i istrict Manager, Mr Macdonald," pro posed by Mr Msson, and replied to by Mr Elliott, who, speaking trom nine years' ex perience, considered bim an excellent official, and one who bad often fought in the Uterests of the men, even more than tScy knew of themselves ; "Our Host," by Mr Manning ; " The Chairman of the Firemen and Drivers' Association, Mr Whitburn," by Mr Elliott. The remainder of'the evening was devoted to conviviality, songs being rendered by Messrs Stanton, Maxwell, and Eeat, Messrs Hannkin ac companying,

Albertland Anniversary.

THE 21st anniversary of the pioneers of the Albert land settlement (leaving London) was held on Tuesday, 29th May, 1883, in the Public Hall, Wharehine, Mr Withe ford presiding, It was not intended to spread tables for tea, bnt to hold a concert of vocal and instrumental music, and dis tribute refreshments at a later period of the evening. In consequence of some delay in the attendance of performers through bad weather, a call was made for a change in the arrangements, and cake, tarts, and other good things were handed round to the company, many having come long dl»t»nces and on bad roads, snd were in a condition to appreciate such considera tion. The chairman, in bis opening speech, dwelt on the' motto, " Advance Aloertland." He wished prosperity to other districts who were not designated by the term Albertlandcrs, but whose interests were identical, and with whom very friendly relations existed. He said that after the meeting two years ago a proposal was made to hold tbe 20th anniversary in Auckland for the purpose ot brioging the claims of the district into public notice, and of bring* Sing some influence to bear on the Govern ment in respect of this neglected part of tho province Such meeting did not eventuate. The settlors should be in earnest in seeking bptter communication with the city, and use every means to advance Albertland. Mr Shopherd, in appropriate, Mndly re marks, leferred to the removal by death of early settlers, and among others, mentioned Dr. Bell, Mr. Robinson, and Rev. S. Kdger. The attendance, notwithstanding unfavour able weather, was very large, and the pro gramme was successfully carried out. Mr Grodwell, to whom credit was due for getting up the concert, received merited applause on singing ' Hearts ot Oak," and was compelled to'yield to an encore by givin? " The Jolly Ola Smith." Mr Boler was also encored, whilst all who took part succeeded to the gratification of the audience. Mr Shep herd gave au interesting and appropriate speech. 1 he following was the programme : —Mr G Nicholson, Harmonium solo; Mrs Bligh, " When "her Lips ," Mr Grad well, "My old Friend John;' Mi-s Cray, "Tue Mountebank;" Mrs Grice and Mrs Hllgh (duet), " Thau Live-it in My Heart;" Me ri Nicholson and Websttr, duet, bar minium; Miss Parker, "'lhe Beggar Girl" and " m Happy Moments;'' Mr Nicholsom, song; Mr uradwell, " Hearts of Oak" and "Jolly old smith," and a recitation, "a. Woman of Mind ;"' Mr Boler, " The Quack Doctor" and " A Pirate Still j" Mr Jeffries, " Tarn o'shanter Cap."— l hanks were voted to Mr Nichol son for presiding at the harmonium, to Mr Gradvrell and all who had taken part in the concert, and to Mrs E. Msrcroft for j use of harmonium. Singing " God Save the Queea " closed the eutei tainmont, j

Mr Hoivells (whom the "Saturday Re view" styles "The most finished novelist America now possesses") is said to be writing a novel of American life In Florence, with tbe intention of making it a companion picture to " A Foregone Conclusion." '

PARNELL BOROUGH

THE Council met at 7.30 last eV eni no Present-His Worship the Mayor, Co„„ cillors Barber, Mnllin,, Davies, *,? Hood, and Pollard. nk8' CORBESPONDENOE. - Letters w ß ™ ceived f rom F. W. Stevens, asking cUf, to make good a ditch in ' b^gSg, fi led up by the drainage contractor "5* attention of the Engineer was drawn tJ*? matten-From the dust contractor" £&* ' for additional allowance of 6s in v«r* * quence of the bad state of the Z?" Granted temporarily.-From the (i.tr Mount Eden, stating that the Council » be supplied with 500 yards of road l£& » 4sperynd. Kecidved.-From Mrs o'S'-# a widow, applying for a remission ofS Several councillors stated kf T cisc was a deserving one. and ;V tte decided that the members of th» n Iwa should pay the applicant's geL^TO" privately.-From R Reals, cornS t4te damage to bis property through the Tlil" 1' works. lie asked when the wm£ lns? e be finished. The (ngfawr JSM'■■:' memo to the effect that the wni-V.PP9lu¥'-; unfinished and it wa,objeceti3 e^^ 1 oyer irom the contractor isolated Vl,1 * o£ the contract.-From J. Wiekm.^"??" the Council to give him at,ap&feß residence near the Orphanage ft "' I decided to construct a footpathi-J?,l*P residents of Selwya Terrace, jS&S fta footpath. Referred to Streets (£&&» TEAMWAY.-It was resolvedtoS* committee to meet the diStoffil Tramway Company at 2,30 p n 7 J*,** with reference to the proposed bowuS agreement. """unonsof Explosives. - Messrs Hesketh Lm Richmond forwarded draft o' J»F d regulating the conveyancs of L" ? w aod other explosives Lou Affi? -It was resolved to appoint a commW *«.iM.W£iiKas;: RATES.-It was decided to take «»^i ings for rates unpaid on the Mftlffl*

A MONSTER PRAYER MEETING.

(To the Editor.) SiR,-Allow the suggestion to appeal '<____. fore our dear Christian friend».X »£ uoited effort of all seels and denoiiniUon!' ■ in getting up a grand united monsterSJ meeting, and the mognificent rssnlts th»t would in all probability accrue to the nM in general, and the church in PartfcSfl While we rejoice v the prosperity ofou /Uon, and the conversion of precious tools br the Salvation Army, and our hearts are __&. dened to hear the streets of our city »«»! berating with divine song., ahd the lavei bidding farewell to their desroontajfi who obstinately will go to hade«. -ade«. W™ large revival meetings are strengthening As fc weak-kneed, shoving up behind theliMk. slider, and rescuing the perishing why should not el classes of Christians unite in one common object-viz., the conyersic» of the devil, aod thus assembled together, pray for his change of heart J In our class meetings I have met with many dear brothers and sisters who appear to be on most intimate terms with the Deity • thsy are powerful in prayer, they can cil on Him to bring rain, and can tell how to do many things for His own glory, and when it should be done, and how they have been buffeted about by Satan, and how they have baffled the archenemy, and overcome the lion that goeth abont seeking to devour somebody; surely It it is timo this dovourer wbs washed In I lambs blood, sprinkled or baptised, and made clean by some method or other. If we follow tbe difioe word and pray for all, why should the black gentleman be exot* ded? And then, sir, If Beelsebnb should become converted, what blessed rssolls' would flow therefrom, and the saints could nuke him a missionary and send him to the regions infernal, to releass our departed friends and relations I Glory I HaUeftijali 1 What a day of jubilleet-Yonrs, &0., PAii-yAnos,

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— m_____fg__WWWW_W_mßßß: m^=— ■ ■■- ■ factions* 'to-Sobrow, ' AT 11 A.M. 9 FURNITURE, OLD CHINA, ETC. H St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. B. O. GREisNWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr Marcer (who Is leaving Auoklabd) to f eU.AtmtJionoe. fct. Stephen's avouuc. Parnell. oTWedneaday, June 6, ai 11 a.m., ALL HIB HOUSBHOLD FURNITURE, ooMlstlng of:-Plano, Old Chlna-Bed nom, Sitting-room, Drawing-room, and Eitohen, As sll the Furelture Is New (Blaok and Gold), wrf^deto Mr Mercer's order. Mils Ui a rare opportunity to procure good and substantial things. ~~ FRIDAY, JUNE 8, At 11 o'clock. BY ORDER O? THK MORTGAGEE. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auotion en Friday, tho Bth Juno, at II ■ sun, AU that Pluos or Parcel of Land In the Parish ofOrnra. Walwera SurveyDlstrlot, contatalng T7aoresof land (moro or lose), bounded o^ uthe North by tho Okura River, en tho East by soa, SadSwito about 16miles from anokland by a SSrt road, and now in tho possession of Mr O. R, Ohohnondely Smith. tl, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. ____________ ' FRIDAY, JULY 13. B. O. GREENWOOD HAS been Instructed by the Auckland Habboub Boakd to sell by pubUo auotion, at tteoffloes ot th 3 Hoard, Fort-street, on Fri day, the 13th day ot July, at 11 a.m, THE LEASE HOR A TERM OF MI YSARB (subject to the orovlslons of "Tha Har tours Aot. 1878 •') of Portion of the Forfr shore Ot the South Side of Auckland Harbour, for the purpose of a FREMZ INQ AND EXPORT COMPANY. Plans, conditions ot sale, and draft ot lease jllh be on view at the offloes ot the Board. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. PBBLIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. AUCTION SALE, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, D. fT EVANS WILL sell by publio auction, at hla Mart, Queen-street, CHEAP BUILDLSG ALLOTMENTS, Comprising— Lets 71 and 72-Walhou (near Te Aroha) tot 192-Klhlklhl LotW-TownahlpofOpotlkl D, fT EVANS, Auctioneer. *P, TONES. B. O. OASE. B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOIBBEHOLD fUTY jpROPERTY. ' Under Instructions from tho rustees under the WIU of the late Mr Edward Cost] or. & TONES & 00. HAVE been instructed by the Trustees to sell, at their Mart, Queen-straet. on Wednesday, Juno 20. at 12 o'olook noon prompt, THB 3PREEHOLD OF THE * FOLLOWING PROPERTIES :- LOt l-AUOKLAND CLUB and POWLBY'S BHOP In Shortland-street. CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL and TWO WOOD TENEMENTS, Fort-street, being Allot ment 5, Section 3, City of Auckland, 100 links to Shortland and Fort-streets by a depth ot 283 and 279 links, now leased at a rental of £208 per annum for 17 years from Ist April, 1878, lessee to keep in sured for £2,000, ana to reinstate all buildings If destroyed by fire, Lot; 3-FISHK.U 8c CO,'S NHW PREMISES, Queen-street, being Lot 1 of Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 28ft. lin. by a depth of 92ft. lOln. and Sift. lin. and 9in. party-wall, leased for 10 years, from 22nd August, 1881, at a rental for first 20 years of £168 per annum, and for second 20 at a rental of £208 per annum, leasee to leave, at expiration of lease, buildings of at least the valne of £8,000. JJO|,J.-SHBRA BROS.' and UNION INSUR ANCE OO.'s PREMISES, part Ot Allot ment 7, of Section 17, Queen-streeti 40ft frontage to Queen-street by 101 ft. to a lane, and 61ft. at rert to other portion of Allotment 7,leased from Ist Ootober, 1881, for six years, at rental ot £280, and from Ootober 1,1887, at rental of £312 to Ist of January, 1900. further agreement to lease to Messrs Shera Bros., at expiration of present lessee's term, for 21 years, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. £0* t-COLE'fl SHOP and CHEMIST'S SHOP adjoining, Queen-street, part ot Allot ment 17, Seot'on 11, City, 20ft, to Queen- Btreet by a depth of 81ft. lOln. leased for 11 years from April 28,1831, at a rents Of £133 per annum, buildings and flx-l tuns to be delivered up at end ot term - and kept Insured for £700. Ittl-HULME'S TWO SHOPS and PRE MISES. Queen-street, being Allotment S, Saotlon 8% City. 33ft to Queen-stree tty ft depth of 82ft 6in„ leaned for iOyeara from May i. 1871. at £130 per annum. Lot 8.-EABEDOWN'S and CULLBN'S SHOPB and PREMISES, Queen-street, Allot ment S. ot section 32. Olty, 33ft. to Qneen street by a depth of 82ft Bin.. leased for 10 years, from May i, 1871, at a rental of £180 per annum. Lot7,-RED LION HOTEL and ELEVEN BUILDINGS eljolnlng, In Vlotorla. street neln? Allotment 11, of Seotion 20. City, 107 ft. Gin. td Victoria-street, and to Harding-street of 171 ft 7in„ leased for 20 years from 20th February, ] 880, at a dear yearly rental of £101 per annum, inbjeot " to no dednotions whatever. LOt 8.-LONKKGAN'B SHOP AND PREMISES adjoining Kvknikg Stab Offloe, Wynd. ham-street. Allotments 1 anil 8, of Sub division ot Allotment 3, Seotion 18, City Ot Auokland, 25ft. 6:ln. to Wyndbam street by lists, aud 25ft 9in, to a lane adtoining Haymarket leased ;!or 21 yean from 18th November. 1878, at n rental of £31 in, without any deduction, whatever. fcot A-PLASTEEBD HOUSE, Vlotoria-street, ' containing 11 rooms, with riijht Ot way at baek,being paitof Allotment 18, Seo. tion 25, City of Auckland. 18ft 21n. to Vlotoria-street, weekly tenancy. Lot 10.—THREE COTTAGES) Vitf-jrla-street, contlining respectively 5 rooms. 5 rooms, ; and 7 roomsi Allotment 9, Seotion 21, CHy of Auokland, EOft Din to Vlotoria street, weekly tenancies. Ut H.-DOUBLE HOUSE, Vlctoria-Btreet, being Allotment 7, Subdivision ot Allot ment 1 and others, Seotion 19, Viotorla- Btreet, 33ft to Vlotoria-street and at rear 83ft to Duke-street weekly tenanoles. lot U-TWOSTORIED HOUBE AND COT TAGE, corner of Hobson and Moore streets, being the portion of Allotment 21, Seotion 18, City of An ckland, 27ft Din to Hobson-Btreet weekly tenanolr b. Lot 13 GRAFTON ROAD.-Allotment 10, sec ' tion 13, snburbß of Auckland, 71ft Bin to Grafton Road, by a depth of about 252 ft lMn; leased for 30 years, from Ist Janu. ary. 1883, at a rental of £30 per annum. Lesaoo has option of purchasing at any time during the lease for £500. LotII,PARNELL.-Allotments U, 15, and 18, ot aubdlvißion of allotment 61, section 1, suburbs of Auckland, 66ft to Manukau Road by 102 ft to Earl-street; leased fo r 21 years, from July 19,1880. at a rental of •W, per annum ynrther Information ana copies of leases may te Inspected on application to Messrs Jackson and Russell, solicitors, or the Auctioneers. Terms Easy. 8, 10HK8 ft 0 0., Auctioneers,



Aucttona^ __ j XO.MOBKOW, NOON. BULBS, PLANTS^ SHRUBS, &0. j From „ I new Caledonian nursery, new plymouth, taranaki. R, ARTHUR «,«;ILL sell by auction, at his Mart, YV Queen-stf 3et, to morrow, at 12 o'olook noon, A WELL-ASSORTED LOT OF BOLB3, SHRUBS. PLANTS. TRESIS, Sec. A Super'or Selection of well-worked and j oarefnl'y grown stnif. _^ THURSDAY, JUNE 7. BY O '"Eli OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPKEME COURT. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to sell by publlo auction, at his Mart ULQOMfr street, 6a 'I hursdoy noit, Juno 7. at 18 o dock, TnfNn I and one undivided moiety or half share in Lot No. 2 of a subdivision of S&s No" 111. 112, Ml. «d laof Bnburbcu Section No. l, Parish of Pnke koho, County of Hdon Irtts 108 and 107 ot Suonrban Sootlon NO. i, Parish of Pnkokoho, Connty of Eden, tot No 13 of Suburban Soctlon No. 3, Parish Of Pusokohe, Couoty of Kdon. THURSDAY, JUNE 7. CHARLOTTE.STREET, EDEN TER. RACE (OPPOSITE KIDINO SCHOOL). W. DOWDEN, HAS received instructions to sell by auction, on Thursday next, at noon, at tho Exchange Mart, Qncon.»treet, WKLLFINISBEDd-RCOMED VERANDAH COTTA9E, at present In tho oooupatlon ot Mr Hazel. Also, 1 EIGHT-ROOUED HOU9K, in Vlotorla Avonue, off New North Road—at present oooupled by Mr MoQairy. The above Properties aro Leasehold for 19 years. TUESDAYS. T H»E HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tueadsy, at U o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAKD. DURHAM SARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Durham Yards, ovory Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HONTER & NOLAN. Lime &c Ground Li i m el ground lime. FOR SALE,? SO U T H G A TE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Conoreta Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work I is a first-class materia B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT,; CPSTOM-HOPSE-STRBgr, TABS NOTICK—That notwithstanding all that la said in favour ot other Mahu rangi Limes, tbe steady but Increasing demand from all parts of Auckland and Province, South and Australia, Is a sufßoient guarantee aa to the nnulness Of PULHAM. BANNATSNB ANO 00/8 HYDRAULIC LIMB, for Walls. Floors and Garden Paths It Oanwot be Rubbed Oct. —For circulars and further Information apply at Auokland Branch, Custom-house-?treet West; Conveyances. 7. KELLY'S (late C". Codlin's G COACH Leaves Onehunga— Leaves Auckland— 8.30 a.m, 12 noon 2,30 P.m. 130 p.m. Saturday night— Saturday night— 0,30 o'olook 11 o'clock BUGGIES and Carriages for Hire at the Exohange Hotel Stablea, Princes-street, Onehunga. W. KELLY. Proprietor. •OOLLIS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Leave Onehunga i Leave Auckland i 8.0 a.m. B.lfia.m. S 9.0 a.m. 11.0 a.m. «2 _ 9.45 a.m. 1.0 p.m. __\ S 10.30 a.m. 2.0 p.m. o w rf 12.15 p.m. 4.0 p.m. tj SSS 1.30 p.m. 60p.m. S» KoS 4.0 p.m. 8.0 p.m. r>_ pa 6.30 p.m. 7.op.mi g \__ Sundays i g a 11.30 a.m. 1.45 p.m. H X 4.0p.m, 8.0p.m, No 7 o'olook 'Bus on Monday and Saturday nights i U p.m. on Mondays and Saturdays. rjllME TABLE. ~ BAINBBIDaE'S 'BUSSEB, From Union Bank—7 minutes past tho hour, and 23 minutes to the hour, From The Three Lamps—2o minutes to the hour, and every hour. , NiSHT Trips fbom Town—l-pas* 9, i-past Mi and i-past 11. „ „ From Union Bank to Sheily Beach —20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes past 6,7 minutes past 8, and 23 minutes to 8. From shelly Beach—B,3o aon.. 1 to li, ito 8 jtOft . TELEPHONE LINE OF ROYAL MAIL COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABEB. HOETH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIMK-TABLE : WINTER MONTHS. The Lake Roaoh will, on and after Ist May, 1883. and until further notice, run to the follow ing Time-table l— Leave Post-offloe, Davenport, at 9.30 a.m. and 4.20 p.mi Leave Takapuna Sohoolhouso at 10.30 a.m. and S.lB p.m. Sundays (weather permitting), leave Post offloe at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.S0 a,m. and 5 p.m. if. J. QUICK. Proprietor. BJV 1-aiPP'S TIM* TABLB, Leave Aroh HUt fcUam <9.Soam nan. 1.10 pm Iplm 4.15 pm MS Pin LsaTO National Bank— Bam *10.« a m U.il'a ra %xt v m 8/1 p m 5,6 p ie fit IP in. iixoept Tuesdays aiid Thvzc&iza, when tht trom Auokland acd 10.80 from Asylum wIU ro'to and from tl- 1 Whan qpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kibkwgojj and Lake Street, Cahbridgb Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. W. K. C. begs to return bis sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the publlo generally for tbe liberal support he has received sinco commencing business, and has to Inform them that, In order to meet the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he ia at present BUILBINQ LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, whioh, when completed, will make them second to none in the North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and oareful drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge; December 22,1882, "OOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January. 1883, and; until further notloe, run to tbe following Tune table i— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station dally at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2,30 p.m.; re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, '.'. i * m. BOOKING! OFPIOES I Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotol, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk wood and Lake-streete Proprietor, Cambridge, December , 1882 ■ 'li" I ' TmDWARD BARTLEY, AROHIIEOT, BTIOHBURra BUILDINGS, QUSBN-STRKET, V. 3. MOSS. " [W. r. O SULLIVAN F. J. Moss & Co., HOUSE. LAND. AN ESTATE AGENTS. SHOBTLABD-BTRBET, ih^ fl«^ l^rP Mr tt,iu'toTttßa * k Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest.



Tea Merc Unapproached in Quality an BOLD !' ROSEBI \ ___________ rfthS not be universally known that without NEAU has obtained In a few years tho Largs Auokland. This fact is unmistakcablo proof of the TEAS SUPPLIED. As the result of forty ; trade, and by careful soloctlon of the best of tho ROBERT NEAU is ablo to give his Customers E j The Blend <rf Tea at Is. The Blend of Test at 2s. The .Superior. Quality of tho Teas soltJ.l who havo tried them, that no soioatiflo analysis and Exoellonco. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen i - - . - i »?-'■ Tr --T .... ■■■■■^■. i...,. NELSON MOATE & Co. DRINK OUR ; Pure §lmded fUS j It has No Equal for True Natural J Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES. 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 ?>" 3/-, 3/4, 4/- * j 1-lb. and i-lb. Packets. HALF-CHESTS, BOXES, j __________ —_—___— ——— »PRESS." I "Mr Nelson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWAKDED COLD «c SILVER MEDALS. §ELSOK, |§OATE & (Ja TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. ACENTS-EVERYWHERBk Nelson, Moate & Co.'i CELEBRATED . CHALLENGE QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Next tJie New Zealand - ClotMng Factory. ■■ 1 111 1 -w Money. MONEY TO LEND ON PEKbOaAL SECURITY. Persona borrowing £5 receive SA 10a Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Poreona borrowing £20 receive £18 Persona borrowing £50 recolvo £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalment)!. Bllla discounted dally. Strictest secrecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY. High-atroct (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). MONEY XU LUND ON VKXIHOL* SMCUKITIB3. J. CHADWICK, Kauei Gum Bbokeb ahd Comhibsboh AGENT, 13, CUBTOMHOUBH-STREBT, AUOKLAND 0 H » W~ H A R D I % LAND. COMMISSION. AND KBTATK AQSIfT. Money Lrax /bom issobt Notes, houses. FURNITURE, SCC Bills Discounted Dally. Mortgages Negotiated. hiqh-btrbet, aucklait £10 to £1,000. VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGKNOY, HIGH-STREET. AUCKLAND POSITS OITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Money advanoa from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, De da of Property, Share?, See, Repayments oan ba made In Instalments ot Oma SHILLING PBS W«JUE fOT each POUKD DOT rowed, or In ny way w anil borrower* Communications Confidential, Post Onrioa ADDiucaa i Box 90, Auokland, LARGE SUM OF MONEY to lend on Freehold Beourlty at 8 per oont, In sums of £2CO and upwards.—C. AICB.IW, Agent, Higb-street XCHANGE ON NEW ifORK AND LONDON, In sums to suit. FOR BALB BY ARNOIiD, HINTS, AND CO., Corner of Custom-house and Fort streets. MONEY TO LEND, In large or smal sumo, at usual rates of Interest, CONNKbIi & COOFBR, Solicitors. Vulcan Lane. * UOK.LAJND jfßttMAflfiNT ±___ 00-OPEKATTVa BUUJHNQ AND INVSSTMENT SOOIKTY. Ormoai-UT, Qumn-bwum* LOANS granted upon approved aecuriKas of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of £20 to £B,ooo.principal and Interest balne re payable In instalments at tho following Rjs duobd Rated for repayment of eaoh fllOO borrowed i— Repayments extend- p „ Vm ' k Total amount ing over rw wees, lapaynble, JTsTaT * •• d. 2year - - 100 lOd 1! 0 (years - - 1 010 MS 8 B 8 years " - " T US U S (years _ _ v I an « J ■ rears - 8 9 18811 8 B'mh _ _ T 1 U7 1I 9 10 yearn - 8 1 188 18 I And n the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOBSTB,—The Society rsoelTM Monmr on neoortt »t rates aa foUows:—Repayable at 7 days notloe, 6 dot cant, iw annum; repayable In six montha, 6 per oent. nor annum. jo as UA-tQiZik gemots rv MONEY TO LEND, on Real Bstato, in sums of ££0 and upwards, at the our. rent rates ot Interest—Apply Wm. S. Cochrane, 85, N. Z.) InauraDoo Buildings, or Samuel Cochrane and Son, Fort-street. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrst-olaas Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Solloltor. Corner of Queen and Bhortland-streats. -Cl (i Ortrt TO LUND on FREEHOLD 3JXV,VVV SKCURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., Fort-street MONEY TO LEND, in large and small sum at current rates of interest Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, yw Solicitor, High-street. ; ONE* 10 LEND, at a moderate I rate OF Interest-Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, loltow Fort-street.



shauts. d Cheapness are the TEAS BY -EsT ___LJ.xx.JLj-. ; Advertising, Ticketing, or Puffing, ROBERT «t Retail Salks of Teas in tho Provinco of tho PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of yoars' English and Colonial experience in tho various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAS, XTRAORDINARY VALUE. A(\, IS UNEQUALLED IUCI. AT THE PRICE. iA , Is tho Dost Imported this Season. lUu. A Treat to Connoisseurs. by Robbbi Nbali aro so soli-evident to thoso is nocoesary to proclaim thoir Gonuino Purity 1 and Victoria Streets, Auckland, j ' 1 "INDIA AND CHINA TEA 6 WAREHOUSE." No. 95, Victoria-street. Fr¥DE. Whitehead, while helog desirous ol keeping his namo constantly before the publlo as a Teiman of fairly trustworthy cxporlenoo, takes thlsopportnnlty of thanking his numerous Ou»tomers— many of whom ho has not Been— »nd pressnts thorn his continued osauranco that all olaases purchasing his loot, be they high or lowprioed. will continue to rooolvo as hereto fore the saino faithful and Imparllal treatmout. I vend no slaughter or victimising linos, but every line advertised will 60 fouDd having Its true counterpart In tho Tea tendored 10 pur ohaser-whethor to ohlld, adult, or by letter. QKNUINK T'KA does as a rule obtain—both rom Ohlnel and India; theREVHRSR Is thoox oop tion, not the rnle. ♦■ fab oris hi ait novelty thon ucnulne Toa is a cobuectlt nnmwitD and pitopifßLT SEKVKD Oup of Ton. My aim for the years I have baui boforo tho Auokland publlo haa been to publish what Good Toa con sists or, so that the consumer might bo my judge. Those who wouldthat Ignoranoo should prevail comidor a man foolish for his pains, but I have been more than compensated by tho QOLDEW OPI»IO«B Ct hUDdrMIB Of pOOpIO for hundrodsof miles round Aiioklnnd.auG'aßln. tlmatsd, many of my customers I havo not seen, I oan readily admit the desirability of giving Gold Medals to Tea Growers for pro ducing Tea ot rare excellence, pales and ex pense bolng lcourrsd In lv, product lon, but noue of this belongs to the Paant Tc<m<n Many oan, but few do, constantly give good value for money. I snspoot that Medals fo.- Packet Teas, If put to the test through tho Uolonios, would turn out muoh like the London Hakarß when Dr. Lotheby was abont to report on br»ad bofoie a Commutes of tho Ilouse of Commons. Many wanted their particular bread reported on. but the wll> doctor Bald. "Oh. yes, pro vided you pay £50 10 any charitable institution I name If at any future timo I find you selling an Inferior artlolfi." Judiie his astonishment when only two In all tiondon would abldo by the test. INotr. I distinctly atllrm that It any committee ef any looel oxhlblllon In New Zea land, or olsowhere, have given Gold Medals far Packet Teas, without distinctly connecting tho grower therewith, thsy woro fairly caufcht nap ping. Suppose soma year India and China Teas aro a miserable failure, what is the medal worth for that year, a? from the Paokot Tea man to tho Consumer TEA PRICK OURRBHTt "7ERYRICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of some of tho finest, tho strongest, and tho richest flavoured Toas Imported. My aim with this Tea Is to have something fl'. for anyone's tabloonanyoooaslon. PRICK, 3«. PKR POU*D. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most economlo higholaas Family Tea, bDth the India and China bolng selflotod with great care so as to securo flrst-orop Tea from the boit-Snown growthß, woll manipulated loaf, ripe In tho cv?, and thoroughly and soundly cured. PRlO«. 2s. 60. PER POUND. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY." This Tea has ottolnod a popularity and wide circulation, which is only oompatablo with olose study and attention to the tastes of a large class of the genoral com munity. PRICK. 2s. fER POUND. SPIjTfNDID M DARJEELIWG- FLAVOURED MIXTURE," QUAItiNTBBD A *LE»D OF VURE iNDIi AHD China Tbas PRICE. Is. Sd. PER POUND. In the Cup this Tea Is a marvel of cheapness, GUAHANTEHD PORK CHOICE MKST CROP BROKEN LEAF " PANYONG CONGOU." Prlco, Is. 6d. por lb, "PUKE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With oapital body and flavour. lid. per pound. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Original Paokages, from Is. 6d. per pound, FEEDK. WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTER, 95, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND. " Liemq ado Hiwr.nte Aweniß IThas. yy 1 iililambun HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vuloan Lane, Auckland. : ankers I—Natioaal Bank of New Zealand 3EMTB and KTTHRHST Collected. MONEY Invested for Oopltallsts on ilret-clmsi ■eourltles. without Chaqsb. Six pet oocl allowed on deposits until Invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARES Bought or Sold to orde?. SSTATBS Managed (or Absentee*. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System. BUILDING ALLOTMHNIB «)B OALB A* m XXXI— Bootland-strees, 80/ West-street. 80/ Inkerman-street, til Hepburn-streot. 80/ Bond-street. 14/ Llgor Plope. W Argyle-etreot. 16s Rlohmond Read, £3 Heroaford-atroet, 00/ Oook-stroot. fllO Perolval Parade, 16/ ParncU. Ite Roolamstlon, SB C!onqaes»Placo, *5 Howe^treei, 80/ Valley Road. 16a Hockert-sweet. «/ William street, 80s North cote, 103 ~' L And lv various ottter st»ets at low rates. J&A Ann KJ LEND, la Bumfi 01 H\Q 6nd up iwiuuv wards, un good securities. NEWTON.— Now five-roomed House for Sale, with tank, well, Sco Eaßy terms. DUBLIN-STRMET.— Now and Well-flnlshed Houeo for Salo, with workshop, wash house, co'Jhcu?e. &c, gas, &o a baigaln. nn ACRES of First-olass Land for bale, with "A water frontage, os oaey terms, PARNELL— Freehold Allotmontfor Sale, 200 feet doop. In a onoioe locality; eunny aspeot and sheiUrod from cold winds. Price only *Ttt. Small deponlt. . 1 A8 6D WKKKLY.—Hotisa for Sale at Mount x v Eden, with large garden; on deferred paj - ments. HHi'HUBNSTRHiJT— New Honaa for Halo with verancah and bow window. View of harbour. Prion, flvW. IR B L A N D-S TIUK T~New Fonr-roomed House for Salo; good view of harbour, Essy terms oan be arranged noYEAßLY—Allotment to be leased for 89 *° years In Nelson-streot, Money lent to build with if desired ; pleasant view SUBURB aN HciTKL for Salo, abont 7 mllfs from Auckland, on niailn thoroughfare, with several acres ot land adjoining. Uhasce lor brewer or oapltallßt. TWO BRIOK. SHOPS for Sale in tho Centre ot the Olty, Quite Sow. Excellent posi tion for business. PAKNELb-Sls-roomed House (now) for Sale Id ttutland-atreet; pleasant view of har bour. Price. £325. Easy terms ot payment. WELLINGTON-STKHEC —Oroomed House (or Sale, with 2 largo allotments, front garden. Price £150. NORTHOOtIt— Allotments: two flue Corner Allotments (or sale, flvo minutes walk trom Ist wharf, £30oaoh. HOUSE at Mount Edon with about two acreß ground, having a main frontage of 417 ft.) orchard, garden, cow-shod, pigsty, fowl'houxe, eto Prloe, £675. Eaßy terms, PONSONBY.— Fivo-roomed House for Salo In Olarenoo-streot; well finished; good glen, Prloo £3011. AMILTON (Walkatol-Honso and acre Ot ground for Bale, two minutes walk trom Bank ot New Zealand for £95. Lot 321. WAiEIERIE-Bighty Aorea at Walklekle for £65. Bplendid obance for working man. TW ORTHCOTB — aoven-roomtd Honße, onv JL™ buildings, &c and SO acres of Land for Siio. Very oheap. Oracd view of tho harbour. Also. New 7-roouied House and nearly 5 acres. DEVONPORT, Lake ittraffl — Several very ohoioo Villa Shßi lor Sole, having road and osa frontages, and possessing iha finest landiscssjie viaws to be tonnd wound Auoklani), J?<?Kn-A NICE NEW COTTAGE In New *-oOU too £M aal6i IMKa sh9rt _ „ Uot . mum iOxitii; vow oheaii WAi'TEMATA RIVER FRO^fAGE.-Land tor Sole at 63, per pore* In large or small blocks. Bow terms. 4? i>r _~'AQ use for Sale In William-street, jb/;u,< ceuj st. James's Churob. Also, Very Comfortable Seveu-roomed House, bath-room, &a, price £450, EPSOM— Gentleman's v Ills Koaidenoa, aovsn soome, ooooh-house, stabling, fto. £1000. T> BMUERA-18 aores, for Ssus i eaoeltonl soil JUII and splendid view BBIGHTON KOAD, Parnell - Bis-roomed Heusa for xaiu, oilotanent is 3 liSO; water lal« •«■. Prfss, tSOO. FONSONBy—New six-rocmod Houso aad ■Workshop toi aale 1 two allotments 1 two frontages . easy terms, iji-ajiOota also For Sale at W&lkomlU, Pare - moremo, Stokes's Point, WallokereL Mahu. rangl, North Shore, Papakura. fto. Also, sea list 1b New Zealand HtraUt and WeeHu News. CHA S. WIL LIAM SO N, ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane.



Insurance. ' /GOVERNMENT LIFE IN&UKAtf Oil,' Head Offio PROVINCIAL BUiLDINtIO, Wellington The Onl? New Zealand Life Office, government security. mutual insurance. lowest premiums. The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at the premium oharged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, \fy okkman's Insurance Specially provided for in tho INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. i Policies Issued kiiom H5 Upwaiws, wrrn tsr PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. ■«» PREMIUMS PAYABLE WKtCKLY, For which a Collector will call. ! SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. ! Policies of £20 and Upwards, aftor Three 1 Years, can bo Burrendorod for Cash, or for a 1 Free Policy. j Liberal Regulations. ! NOTE.—The Government not only brings In- Buranco within the roach of nearly every man woman, and ohild lv tho community, but pro viica tho description of policy and mode of pay most host Buitod to tho roquiromonts of each. V M. LUCKIE COMMISBIONBB TD> "grniCxloM IN"FIKB RATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, OAi i^L_-....ON?TMILUON BTEBLINQI yiKK RISKS tcteon on the most LIBERAL TERM , ICOMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY, SKOf P. PIERCE, Manager. \t ST A '•' hI H HE D 1876. BUY /c ONLY THE / \ / MACHINES. Tho Easiest, Simplest, Boat Made, and Most Durable. Tho only Sewing Maohlno whloh has never been beaton in competition. Solu Agents in New Zealand i BKAKESPEAR & CO., queen-street, Opposlto tho Market. W. U. D * ■ * *8' TUS Clv.vi.',? B&WING MACHINE IMPORTER, sua jnsv bbomvbd Aia-yo OWpmacS *r the Challenge WV.-hlas Out World- Thm White Oo.'s sswnio MAosias. Tas liert Slloal Th* Cheapen? Tho Hoet Rapid The Hlahost Arm The Moat Simple Tho Largest TaDle The Host Haay to Worh Tha Beat Cover Tha Most Durable The Simplest Shnttll The • '.Oiit iblseazit The N*s»:t SUtob '.:'?.VAIILB -S.A'SsmT.'J fs-oia £5 li'ts, rmasasT savriss, dA<asn!«a -.--made, V :icr j Si,Ji SiACiUiXsa, £?■ 10*. Al», UVIT? OS ?ASO« '/wiu.-ia tiijiy'i* I V i-ihi',.- and Ru tnaa '.Vorthelm I litwiiiurt Havre Oouipsjay'i '■< nooier and Wilson Srover and U»W:', 1 Jonee's ABO DomestiQ 1 And other _mo« tnsket MOM as. n, mb Wux 1 ai «p, *« ww l U£ wxouivo QUAUiscnan ShbSS Mauulnt* a—% oe am oX mi Agouui >- 3. MoLeanandCo., Plooeor Store, whangare 1 1 rncmas Wells, Cambrldg* 1 WWlam Stevena ot Onohongat K. Wayts, Hamilton 1 Parnell anf Boylan, Glsboraa 1 Breniiiin and 00.. Tauranmt and at other nL.aci _ mas ilUil jQIPOI, quekn-strket. Sinqbks Hewing Machines, Singer* Maohines Slngert Oeohdve Maohinei Blngert Decisive Maohinei Singer's Decisive Maohines Blngcr'B Uoclslve Maohines '. Singer's lMolsivt Uaohlnes Blncgs's Decisive Maohines Singer's i.xioMve Maohines Singer's Dsolslve Uaohlnes Singer's And Machines ' Singer's OTerwhdmia« Maohines Singer's Overwhelming Maohines Sir.gcr'B Overwholmlng Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohines Slngert Overwhelming Maohines Singer's Overwhelming Maohinei , Singer's Overwhelming Maohines Singer's Overwhelming Machines 1 singer's Vlotory for the Singer Maohines Singort Vlotory Maohines Singer's Victory J** 0"™1 Slngert Victory M» oW,la, Singer's Victory & 6#am Slngert Vlotory Maohines Blngert Vlotory !** ONM• Slngert Victory sJ»°t! Mi gingers Vlotory Machines Slngert Victory Machines Singer's Vlotory Maohines Slngert At Chrlstohnroh Exhibition Machines Singer b Tbe Singer Machines Slngert The Qlngtjr Machines Singers The Singer Maohines Blnger'e Tbe Singer Maohines Singers The* Singer Maohines Singers TheSlngei Maohines Singer f The Singer. Maohines Singer's rwo Gold Medals Machines Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohines Slrs-rt Tro Gold Medals Machine! ElnKur'- Two Gold Medals Maohines litr,gor'n Two Gold Medals Maohines Sinaer" Two Gold Medals MaohlnOß Singor'i. Two Geld Medalt Machines Slngert Seating all Competitors Maohlnea Bingorn aoating all Maehlnee Singer's beating all Maohlnea Singer's ijeatlng all Maoblnea Sink-art ilcatlns; all Maohlnea Slnu-rr'u Bsating aU Maohines Sinijor's Competitorf Maohlnea Singer"* CompeMtow Maohines liliijort Competitors Maohines Stanert Oompeiltors Maohines Stagei's Oomiiotliore Maohines Blngert Boßtlnij nil Competition. Machines Singort AlwnjsKollnble Machines Slngert, always Sellable f.'a.ohlnes faingor'tf Always Reliable Maohlnea Slngert Tho rfingor is Maohlnea Sinftor'o 1 ho Singer Is Maohlnea Singort The fllngf r Is Maohines Slngert The Mmpleet ana Ben Maohines Bingert Tho Simpiosl r-jid Best Maohines Blngert Tho Simplest and Best Maohines BicKOrt jilways Rullable Machines fllugurt Always Reliable Maohlnea Blni«ir"a Always Ratable Maohines Blngert I'ius SlßKcr is Maohines Singer's Tho Singer is Mnohlnss SlnKw'ii Tin- i;';;isor Ij Machines Sbigort Tho Slcgor Is Maohines Singer's The Slngor Is Maohlnea Slngisr'p Tho Singer Is Machines Bingert Tho Singer Is ■ Maohines Blnger'e Tho "lnger Is Maohines filngort The Singer Is Maohines Slngert The lllnger is Uneanulled Maohines Blngert Uneauaiiea Maohines BlßKert Unequalled Maohlnea Singort UneauaUed Machines Singort Unequalled Maohines Slngor'e Unequalled Machines Singort Unequalled Maohines Slngert- Unoqnalled Machluos Slngert Unequalled Maohlnea dinger's Unequalled Maohines Blngert Unequalled Machines stogort. Unequalled In the World. Maohines Slngert Largest Sale Machines Slngert Largest Sale Maohines Blngert Largest Sale Maohines Singer's Largest Sale Machines Blngert Largest Sale Machines Blngert Lnrgoßt Sale Machines Singer's Largest bale Maohines Slngert L'irgpst s-ale Maohines Singort Largest Sole Maohlneß Singort Laig st >alo Maohines SlEgort In t&e Mnehlnos Sliwurt 2s 65 uer Week Machines Sin ort 3d 6d per Woate Machines Singer's 2s 6d por Wee& Machines blngert 2s 6d per Week Maohines slngert 2a Od per Woetr Maohines Smgert 2s 6d por Week Machines Slngert 2s 6d per Week Maohines Slngert 2s Od per Wook \iaohlnos Slngert 2s 6d per Week Maohines Slngflrt — Maohines Slngert EfciSOU Maohines Singer's Maohines Slngert 281, Queen-sti-seS Machines (•imiert 281, Queen-street Maohines Sliigerti Ml, Queen-street Maohines Blngert 381, Queen-etroot Maohines Singer's 281, Queen-street Maehlnes blnsert Vi, Queen-street uaohlnes Eiun-r'i- 281, Quoen-street Maohines Singort 261, Queen-street Mnoaines Blngert Auckland Maohines Singer's Anokland Maohines Singer's Auokland Maohines Singer's Auokland Maohines Slngert Auokland Maohlnea Singer's Auokland Maohlnea Slngert Auckland, - Maohlnea Blngert Machines SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES.



j Ironmongery, ' lE. POETBE &c GO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. RODGERS' & LOCKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Eleotro-plato and Nlokle Spoons and Forks, Silver- slated Bessiirt and Flßh Knives and Forits, In Ivory and Pearl Handles, In Bote or (uses. Silver I'iated on Beet Nlokle, Entree Lishes In Sots. Fish Siloes and Carvers. Napkin t'.ini;«, Btook Dishes. Cruet Frames, Liqueur Frames. Embosnei and Engraved Trays, Tea and Coffee Services, Cake and Curd Baßkets, Vl'ie :cl3)ors. Celery Stands, fcugars and Creams, Tart Servers, Hardlne lloxes, Botile Holders, Sugar Sifters, Fruit B>,ioons. Balad Knives and Forks, Brldeßo»ke Knives, Jelly Spoons and lushes. Child ren's Cups and Pots WHITE WIRE GOODS. iSSBWOO»'I ■ Slnoe we Introduced thew Goods, they have oome Into Gener^Use. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. FHOM THIS B»BT MAKKKS. SK.'?jß jYjfcR_WARRANTEd. Hammers. Chisels. Gouges. Draw Knlvcw. Ci;buru Scanners. Sotow Augers, Coaoh Wrenches, Coopeib'Knlvi«, Smooth GrcorUt. ri>lng. Jack, Bead, *kowjhcabate Planes. Iron Planea, Plow Planet, viokel-plated Bit Braoes, Patent Katohot Braoes and Ilrowt Drills. English and American Band > aws. Boxwood < Knles. Compasses, and Callipers, fto.. Sea. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. ti,rkhh' I'o'lown I'jitib'e Force* with Fan Blast, Hydranllo Fnnchos and Shearing Maohines " - c an(l BotUe j lo i; B Nowly Designed BmUhu' Hearth Anvils, all weights, Anvils with vice oomtdned St>a«<i Blocks. Hearth Backs, Water Tujre Irons, Taming I.athra for Iron and Wood, Blocks anil Dies. '■ crowing Machines for Bolts ai-.fi lHpes I rilling Maohlnea. See, COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. OUR LARGE S TOOK OF STOVEB COMPRISE- O H Smith and Wellatood's. Watson. Gow and 00/s. * Amerlotn Cooking Stovoa, with latest Improve ments, for Coal or Wood. rt. P. & Co.'s Self-sot ting Cottage Ranges with oven and bailor; Ranges with 2 ovens and boiler, suitable for large families and hotels. MARBLE MANTELPIBOEB In Carved Statuary, White Vein, Sco. BNAMELLKD BLatk Ditto, In Blaok and Gold, and Other New Styles. NEW DESIGNS In Tile Hearths, Tiles for Bhops, Baths, Furniture, &01, So. 0 STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS. Just Landed, a Shipment of tho above, from TANGYE EROS'., Comprising Fonr and Eight-homo Soho Knglnos, Steam Pntipsi 6x3 x 12. do. 8 x 6 x 12, Weston Differential alooMJton to 2-ton), Joiners Clauds, iron Bonoh Sorews, Tangyo Metal for boarlogfa. Pbosphnr Bronzes. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, FOR OIL, CANDLE, AND KEROSENE. Tabular Lanterne, Hnrraoane Lanterns. Farm Lanterns, Staolo Lanterns, Packet Lanterns* BnlTo eye iantorns. Tubular Lanterns can be filled, lighted, aud regulated without removing the globe. lE. POETEB & GO WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT RETAIL DEPARTMENT: HIGH-STKBET, I QUEKN-STBEET, AUCKLAND, BRANCH STORE: NEWMARKET. ALL ORDERS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS,



Glass and Eartherrwara. fi LiSS, CHINA, AND EARTHBNWABS BOYLAN & TANF ELD, , IMPJRT3KS OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHBNWABB, Beg to intimate that since Removing theft Kktau, bosimbes to their Mew Premises, Ihoy have opened a Large Assortment ot - NtfW GOODS, including a Great variety of very choice ornaments in Dresden and other China, Figured Glass, Faience, Venetian, and other ties- ' erlptlons ot Ware trom same of the best English and Continental Honses. an ia . spection ot whloh they respectfully solicit. Having ascertained from many rooent visitor* that an impression exltts in tha minds ot soma that Goods ot an Expensive Class Only ore keot by thorn, they wish to Btate that they import Direct from tho Manuf *omrera, Barthuwin Goods and Glassware ot AYEUT DKBOEIP TItiN, and their prices are so LOW. that tasy are oonvlnoed a visit to their Heir Shop vn Batlsfy the publio that there is no Ouawr House In Auokland, nor anything like SHU Large and Varied Stock to select fiom. Address t— 174, QUEKN^TEEKT. Two Doors Below Mr Rattray's, Drapery, DIAD THIS AT ON [6% FOR A GENUINE OLBAKINO SALE, Ed wAr j\ t i'ff.r;o DWA RLf li BWI D» 9 OUBTOM-HOUBK^TBKMQ J EAST, »t IS OFFERING riHINA, pLA33 & JjiABTHBHWASI AT CHEAPER PBIOBS THANBVBB OFFERED IN THE COI.ONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLA Tec Tbidk and Gbniru Publio Abb Invitsd so Imraor, BREAK FAST. DINNER. AND TfIASHTK WEDDING AND BIBTHDAr PBBBBNTB, &c, etc., &c. EDWARD LEWIS. MOORE &mOWNSHEND, 0 ORE & JL OWNSHBND* WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS _ AND IMPORTERS Of the following Goods whloh swW™" FINEST QUALITY AND; ARK 80W.M SALE PORTS - Sherries Madeira spat^ngbubbuot* f JAMAICA RUM Lowndes" do BRANDDIS Hennessy's * * *-: '-. ______ Kartell's pale and dark .. v, Cavalier «7» la balk and oase • Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps . WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Greenless and ColvlllerH Dunville's AUSTRALIAN WINES Tokay Mataro Muscat • Shlraz Reisling Hookhelmer Frontlgnao _ . ____~ ~: Chassolaa in pints and Quarts • LIQUEURS Curacoa Maraschino . ■-■ ■ ..H CLARETS La Rose St. Julion LaFete . , St. Estepho St. Emheon (haute) ALE AND STOUT Marrian's Bass Tennanfs Guinness's Dublin Stout Whitbread London do In pints and quarts. Addrossi FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. , ■~ '.-a '