avitH possible to spot the winning horse in four ra'oes oat, of five, back them m the totalUator, and jtisi thfoWgh pnttioff the pioney on tho wrong horse in the fifth race, to be out! of pocket over the five idces, V& racing club should do all in its potfer to p-iputariete the u»c of th« totalisator, snd with all due respect to the Clnb—and I think the majority of the sporting public will agree with mo on the asser«on~tbey are not now doing it. And now tor growl i number two, viz,, the agreement existing between the club and tho totalisator man, I think it can bo safely laid down as a just jrinciple of social economics—as an im- Voitant clause in tho unwritten statutes hat govern the minor considerations of evrery-day life - that it is not in accordance with the dictates of cither justice or com mou sense, that any man or men should be permitted to make enormous personal profits out of public fport, when tlie cC'n tideration given in return for such profits is to nny extent, common property, or liable to a fair competition that would reduce those profits to more couscooable limits ; neither in it right that any semipubhc body or corporation.,- acting as trustees of the public, shoufct countenance excessive exactions from tbolf Constituents, me whole question of the tefnitf on which the Club's to'alisaior privileges are mddeavail able to the public should be considered ny the stewards. We are toll— and ai the ligures are uncontradicted it may be assumed they are correct-that during the three daya of our meeting £9500 passed through the totalisattr. Ten per cent, of that is £950-£G6S for the Itacins Club and £285 for the totalisator roan, Besides his three per cent,1, the latter has at least onemcc little perquisite, tbo.°e frsictionß of shilling*.- For tho benefit of the uninitiated, it may be hero interjected that the totalwrftor" ■dotes not pay anything under a shilling. Should the exact dividend payable to backers of the winning horse be £2 19* lid, all the elevenpencci to to the private purse of the proprietor of tbe machine. Of course sometimes the odd money ia only one p*nny or twopnncp, but the principle that " many mickles mak' a muckle " come 3in here, find tbo perquisite is well worth having. In the Steeplechase there were some 500 on Canard j suppose the dividend was £1 4s Cd—soo sixpences, 200 shillings, or £12 10* is ne'ted by the machine in one lump. I have roughly calculated that for the fifteen races of the meeting, tbo'se fractions of a shilling wotild. average £i per race four times fifteen—just £60. I think not a few men in Auckland could be found willing to work the totalisator for tbat,£6o without any percentage nt all.

Fiizhercules has broken down again. Champagne has been purchased by Mr Weston for £40.

The fee of Bend Or and Doncaster is 50 guineal? each. Patsey Butler's purchase, tha Musket - Yatterina colt for 185 guineas, was the bargain at the salo ef racehors«s at ureen Lane.

It is eetimited that the Southerners win £9 000 or £10,000 over tho wins of Welcome Jack and Canard. The Ellerslic course wonld be very much improved were the railing along the ioside of the straight boarded. Clifford and Williams hare been dis qualified (says "Hr Launcelot") until such time as the fines inflicted at the last meet ing are paid. Splendor, Mr Stead's (of Chrintcburch) two-year-old, finished second to Pastry cook and Ficd in the Cheveley Stakes at Ncwmarkef. Carmelite is first favourite for the A,J,C. Summer Oup at 10 to 1 j Nancy Lee and Tha Cockney are at 12 to 1 j Cunnamuila and Gipsy Cooper, 15 to 1. The Hon. G. McLean intends shifting his traioing establishment from Oamaiu to Dunedin, Bayon d'dr has been bought for 6,000 soys. and sent to the »tud farm of Mr VV. L. Scott, Erie, Pennsylvania. Mr Stead has registered the following racing colours in the Old Country:— Crimson, gre«n sleeves, black cap, with silver tassel.

When Canard won the steeplechase, Major Walmeslcy threw up Mb hat in honour of tho victory of the ton of Anteroa. The Major has always had a stfoflft belief in the progeny ot that siru, and the per formances ot Louie, Jfoet, and Canard shew that his confidence is not misplaced. A two-year-old filly, a close relative to Mr Wilson's-of Taranaki—tilly Sweet Home, won two Selling races at tho late Newmarket meetings. Both are by the ssmo sire, Coorulcus, tho English filly, bs ing out of Irma, granddam ot Sweet Home, Potosi, an own brother to tho great Fox hall, ran in tho Clarewell Stakes, won by ltiuteur, but from the form shown by this colt he is not likely to ever make the race hone his brother did.

A well-known sport has been accused of inducing a number of friends to back Vortex for the Auckland Cup, and then leaving them in the lurch when he found the horse was not good enough. The accusation Is utterly groundless. Vortex did several good trials, ono of them, in deed, being a second or two under the time in which Welcome Jack won the Cup. x On the Friday before the race it was well known that tbe hone had gone crooked, and all his supporters wbo had any sense laid him off where possible or backed the Southern crack straight out. Those who foolishly clung to the animal after be went wrong have themselves to blame for losing their money,

TRAGEDY AT DARTMOOR.

A Prisoner Shot Dead,

IT is probable that the Bhocking occurrence, in which a man named Murray, an inmate of Dartmoor Convict Prison, has lost his life, will cerve once more to revive the oft discussed question of associated as against isolated labour in our great receptacles of ciiminals. Tho features of the Dartmoor catastrophe are terribly simple, On Wed nesday November Bth, a gang of convicts were engaged in laisiDg sand for building purposes. Murray, one ot the men so told off to dig, refused to work. A warder named Kelly remoustrated with the refrac tory prisoner, whereupon Murray com. menced throwing sttne*, wounded the warder, and eventually overpowered him. While the two were struggling on the ground Murray attempted to snatch the officer's rifle from Ms hand. Other warders came to Kelly's assistance, and helped him to regain his feet, when he again advised the convict to go to his work. He still defiantly refused, and threw more stones; and Warder Kelly warned him that unless ho desisted, he should be compelled to fire upon him. The frantic desperado, armed with a spade, made a rush upon Kelly, saying that It was a question which of them should die, and that he was resol ved to bill him. The warder fired, and the wretched convict fell shot through the abdomen, and died five minntes afterwards. He was undergoing a sentence of five years' penal servitude, of* which be had served twe'.ve months. His previous con duct in prison is stated to have been bad. tt ow, putting aside the contin- Rcncy of this unhappy man Murray having been able to look forward to some slight remission in his term of durance by his dis charge on ticket of leave, he had at the very worst only four more years to servo, and there must be among his fellow-prisoners convicts doomed to slavery for ten, fifteen, twenty j ears, and even for life—whatever a "life " sentence may, in the computation of convict prison chronology, precisely moan. Ostensibly, then, Murray may have had no oausc for abandoning himself io utter des pair. Into the constitution of his tempera ment we cannot have any insight; we are confronted by tbe fact that Murray's acts were simply desperate. He knew that the warder would report his mutinous conduct in refusing to work and in throwing stones • and that propablyhe would be put in irons, Hogged, aud made to wear a peculiar garb of infamy. So he dogaedly pitted his own life against that of the warder; or rather, he as doggedly sacrificed his own in tlie hope of being able to murder Kelly, for he must have known that, even if he had suc ceeded in dashing out that officer's brains with the spade, the other warder and tbe two civil guards in charge of the cans would lodge the contents of their rifles in his body. Whether Murray bad any parti cular spite against Warder Kelly remains to be shewn.

.^EMCAlPkiotimoxkrs wiU find that in in I pSi ?p * A cb«3n ° broiiuhwl affections, complioated asthmatical complaints, and in moot ewes wheie the breathing powers arc oppres sed and constricted, with corresponding tel rPt"3 Wlt^ "n'OPhospUite of Lime and ymome, i= an effective phuramaceulica! prei>a ration of great value. It has the effect of epeedily stmra ating the bronchial mucous membrane andl ireemg tenncious phlegm, &c, gggSf a T.itaUfe i)e-vom'!:' ''"'""" state of the Rf? p vi Theeffeot apotnhe breath ng powers is quickly apparent, the result being That the

ATTEMPT TO MURDER JUDGE LAWSON.

jSxcitlng Struggle With the Assassin.

The Dublifl correspondent of the "Daily telegraph," irt»lnß to that ioutnal 0U Sunday.November, litf 1. says :-Thedeepest excitement has been ca^ ed in Dublin by flic news, which only becJ"™ generally « knotfn in the course of this (Svuday) alter. : : noon, that a determined effort >d been mada to assassinate. Judge LawA?n on- .;& Saturday evening. Various accounts hk've betn given of the circumstances, but eyea the mildest basbeeu sufficient to alarm and" disturb the miad of the public. The simple facts are that about live o'clock on Satut- ■';., day evening Judge Lawson, accompanied Mr bis son, left his house in Fitzwilliam* '"■[ srfuare in order to go to the King's Inna^ whfrcfie bsdan engagement to dine with' the benchers. He was attended by Con stables La-vlor and Brenoan, andtwomili. tary pensioners named M'Donnelf an^ .-.-■■' Derker. The judge walked along the north side of Memoa-square, and passing m down L'inßter-street crossed Lincoln-placa. > at the head of Nassau-stteut, the constables^ .' closely following, the other two men being' on the other side. The attention off M' Bonncll, one of the pensioners, was at tracted by a man walking in front of them; under the dhsidow of the wall which bounds Trinity College Park. Tbe man was seea to be watching every movement of Judge M Lawson with intentneaff/ whilst s.till pacing stealthily forward withoutgiviag any other, auspicious sign. At this diuatf ft was dark,. the street lamps having for some time been lit. Judge Lawson continued to walfcoa al iietly< as he passed under the bo» ---tkodoVof the Kildare-street Club the man. M gn^deflly faced round and rushed rapidly acres thfi Street in irsnt of the: judge. _ M'Donnell, who had not removed hi; eves from him for an instant, immediately dashed after the atranis, but, so quick -~ was the mtn's movement that M'Donoell ....; only laid hanrls upon him when he came close to Judge Lawson. At that instant the man had thrust his hands into a pocket of his coat and pulled out an unusually-;!., heavy revolver. A struggle, which lasted ;. ; but a few moments, folioffed, the man te. ; : siating with all his power. Before it ha* I ended DerKer had ciossed the road, and tbe twapilicemcn who were behind arrived, and he was t»ken into College-street Police station. Judfie Lawson was described an ■ beine eouiiderably alarmed for a few g momonte. He had not any suspicion until the wild-looking man and M'Donnell dashsd B before him almost simultaneously. The - judge went into Kildare-street Club far n : low minutos, and then proceeded on a cat to the King's Inns, where he dined, return- ■ ing about tea o'clock to his town residence. The revolver which was seized was of ex-> tremely hea»y make, carrying a large bullet. It had seven chambers, six of which were loaded. A number of caimdgaiv were found ia the prisoner's pocket He was brought down to College-street Y°M*-r Btmion without attracting any notice, fhe . ■ news of the attempted assassination gpteai, ; like wil-dßre throush the clubs and private ,;■ circles of Dublinand cauaaduniversal alarm, The extreme audacity of the attempt asto nished every person svho heard of it. It faasjj been ascertained that the mans name iar Patrick Delaney, tnathe lives in Cork-street, and is by occupations carpenter. He 18 a . returned convict, and was sentenced m 1869 . to five years' penal servitude for stealing « purse from a lady ia Dublin, and, whenC c iptured by a policeman, for drawing and firing a revolver at him. He is a married man, nnd has a wife and four children; bow ia slight in appearance, about sft. 6m, ltt height, and thirty-one years of age. M

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Auctions. . I W, B, COCHBANB JAa DAORHS MJNDAY, JANUARY 8. ' CHKOKOMETER 1 OHKONOMBTEK 1 rriHE Subscribers will sell, at their I Roomß, Fort-street, on Monday, 8 h lcat., at 12 o'clock, A'FIRBT.CTiAS3 OHROSOMKTBR, by with Ratiog CertiQoate, trom Cnrlsp, Lonrton. — SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, JANUAKY 8, AT 12 O'CLOCK, TO TIMBER COMPANIES, MER CHANTS, AND OTHERS. KAURI BUSH AND LOGS. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from Mr, Henry Smyth to sell by publlo auction at his Mart. Queen-street, en Monday, January 8, •t 12 o'clock, LOTS 111 AND 118, CONTAIKIMG 22 ACRES, WAIWERA DISTRICT, HEAD OF MAKARAU CREEK, estimated to contain THREE MILLION FEKT STANDING KAURI, and I6S LOGS (squared) containing 258,000 feet and on the ground, also 200 LOGS containing 300.000 feet In the creohs awaltlns froshos. Tho timber Is of superior quality. belnK well tearted, and Is very oonvenlont for loading, and tho land Is bo Bltuated that a rlftht of way must boEcourodtbroußhitto utillßo at least lirteon million feet more timber 'Tie'onglnst to the Governmo at and other private ownerr. AIBO. THK PROPERTY KNOWN AS WOOD LANDS, WAINUI, being LOT 37, and Part of LOT 38, containing iSO ACRES, with a well-built SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, OFFICE?, aid STORK; also, Gar den and Orohard, 130 acres In grass, nearly al fenced, and 20 aorea felled for burning. There is over ONK MILLION FEKT OF KAURI standing, besides a large Quantity of TOTARA, PORIRI. and other tlmbors; also, ono hundred thousand feet ot KAURI JUNK, ready for hauling out to the ORE WA Landing. A Team of 10 BULLOOK1?. BOWS. YOKES. CHAINS, and WAGGOV, and over 50 head of Cattle, including 12 Dairy Cows, may be taken at a valuation, with the Stools In tho Store 8 within a fortnight after the sale. Terms, plans, and particulars oan be obtained on application at the Auctioneer's offloe, Queen stroet. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. —SALE OF- VaLuablk sawmill pla^t and Land, SITUATE IN PELURUS SOUND, MARLBOROUGH. IN TBK ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MILLS BROTHERS. MJISSRS J. JAMES & CO., in conjunc tion with Messrs T. Kennedy Maodonald and Co.. have been Instructed by the Trustees of the above Estate, to sell by publlo anetlon. at 3 o'clock, on Wednesday, January 17th, 1883, IN THE HXCFANGK LAND AND MER CANTILE AUCTION ROOMS. Ot Messrs T, Kennedy Macdonald and Co., Panama-street, in theOlty of Welling too. All that piece or parcel of land, dtnata at Wet Inlet, Crall Bay, Petorus Sound, being part ot -section 78, containing 121 aorea, 1 rood, 39 porches. AU 'hat piece or paroelotland, situate at Wet Inlet, Crall Bay, Pelorus Sounl being sections 180 and 181, containing 118 acres, 1 rood, 10 perohes. The land haß been purchased on the deferred payment system, and can be made freehold on payment ot the balance of purchase money due thereon. TIMBER. There is an unlimited supply of timber In the bays adjoining the mill, and tho right to ont would be granted on as favorable terms as heretofore, Also, The mill buildings Manager's house ■Sixteen cottages Fittotamlth's shop Wharf, tramway, &o. All or the above are ot tho most substantial description. the 'Whom op the - VALUABLE MACHINERY, Inoluding— °30 horse-power engine, In firct class order and nearly new 2 Cornish boilers. 15 horse-power eaoh Hhnfiiwt, beltlsg, and pulleys complete Saw benohes. vertical frame Planing machine, 2 vortical sawa 6 olroular saws, i croea out do 7 truoks, 2 rafting punts with booms Galvanised slings, dogs Anchor* and coir lines complete 1 pontoon, 1 pond punt, orab winch Punching machine 12 Inches wide grindstone, 1 do i Inches wide, turning table Quantity of annarle?, ooneietlng of— Borew jao&s, wheelbarrows, shovels, grubbers, cant - hooks, crowbars, maul - rings, ; wedges, pulleys, maniila ropes, oil feeders, bench sorewe, emery wheel, part oask of oil put caste of tar, large quantity of nlacksnithß' tools, quantity of Iron, spirit levels, &c Tho plant Is n flrst-alaes one, aid la in good going order, being capable ot cutting 7000 feet of timber per diem. „•.,._. There la a good substantial wharf, and every facility for loading vessels at the mill. The eale presents a rare opportunity for per sona desirous of investing In a good saw-mlUlnk business, as there Is anfflolont timber for many years' cutting in the bush; and the fact or the mill being within so short a distance ot rook Straits by water enhances its volne. as the facilities for snipping the timbor are almost un- Bdu&Hed* JOHN JAMBS & CO., and T. KENNEDY MACJJOHAT.D & CO., Auo'loneerp. Nelson, Deoember 15,1882. IUKSWAKb THS B A V M A i; X £ T, 8 ALB OS WOOjC, SHEEPSKINS HTDKS, »na TAX&QW, B/wh lm«a*!>. »t |« o'ol«*. 4L,rKED BVOKhAVn JANUARY 24, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOO». haEL¥o^. TO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL KEEPERS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON, THE undersigned has received instruc tions Jrom Messrs Hally Brothers, who •re dl9BOlvlppt partnership, to 101 lby pnbl'c auction, on the premise*. Portion ot liOt 98. Boronah of Hamilton, con tainiog half Bn ROre- having n frontag-J of 177 feet to Vlo'orld-sirKet, «nd ,122 foot W Colling woo<T-strr.et on which Is orontsd that well known Botel the f Commercial, whloh for aoonm modntton nnd rtosißnls tot to bo surpassed in the North Island. Tho BUILDING has eighty foatin Vlctorla strcet and eisty foar feet to Colllnßwood utreet and only a few chnir.s from the Hamilton Station of the Auckland and Thames Kallw-y, and within one mlnute'a walk of tbe Bank and Telegraph Station; the Police and Dißtrict Courti being nn the adiolniog soot ion. Tho Building was de- Signed ard erected under the superintendence of Mr Mahoney, Arohlteot, Auckland, and la pronounced by the travelling publlo to be one of the most commodious Hotels inNewZea'aod, It his two Private Entrances: Mining Room, with folding doors. 16 x 20; i Sitting Rooms, each li x 12; Bar. 20 x 18, handßomely fitted up; Calter. dry in aU weathers nnd lofty. 20 x 18; Commercial and Sample Room, 15 xll; Billiard Boom, 2S x 20. UPSTAIRS. — 21 Bed-rooma : Bath-room, W.C.PlttlnK-roomi 11x14; Drawing-room, 20 x 16; Blao, Water Tank, containing 600 gaUons DEtAOHBD KITCHEN, 23 x 13: Stables. 20 x 42 11 f tall and four loose boxes: Carriage-shed, li x 12, togotaer with a nevor-falllng supply of WSter< Also. The FURNITURS of the abo o, No expense having been spared by tho Pro prietors, every article is of the best. Billiard Table by Aloock. with furniture com plete. After whloh THE COACHING PLANT, viz.: 1 Double-seated Waggon.l Double-seated Buggy, Single Buggy, 'Bus, Spring Cart, 7 horses, Double andSingleHarness. The whole of the Property enclosed with a gal vanised iron fence. N B.—Should the purchaser of Hie freehold wish, the option will be given of taking tho Furniture and Coaching Plant at a valuation. The Auctioneer has every confidence in re commending the above property to parties in geach of a valuable investment, being situated In the contro township of Waikato, ar;d on tho direct route to the great sanatorium ("The Lakes") of tho world; it is also the favourite re sort of the tourist and private families, as well as the commercial public. TERMS! Two-thirds of the purchnse money ef the freehold can remain on mortgage, for three or five years, at 8 per cent. JOHN EMOX, Auctioneer.



I Auctions I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, THE A NNUAL QHEEf |pAIR Will too hold at THE REMUERA YARDS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY C. Entries to bo previous to Thursday, Febrasry 1, ALFRED BUGKLAND. pOUNTRY CATTLK SALEF. WalukU-Saturday, January 6. Pnkokohe— Monday, Jonuary 8. I Tildan'ii— Wednesday, January 10. Pokeno-Monday, January 15. Drury—Wednesday, January 17. Papattura-Wodneaday, January 31, ALFRED BUCKLAND. E iRLY IN FSBRUAKY. TO FLOOR MILLERS AND CAPI "TALISTS. HP HE Undersigned have been favoured » with Instructions from Messrs Holly Bros subsequent on dissolution of partnership) to sell by Public Auotion, curly in February, unless previously disposed of, ALU THAT VALUABMC PROPKRTY known bb tne CanibrldKe Flour Mil), with nevorfalllDK water-no iiror, driving three pairs ot SlonoB: It 1b In thorough working order, and rep'eto with tuodein applinneeß, ooastltutitg it aFlrsf. olnsi Flour iMiil, row doing a lucrative bush'ess, having a largo ntjtlve and looal trade in Klonr, with si ready Bale for Miller's Offal. AlbOj a Well-finished S?ovon-roomed Dwelling Ilouna. with tastefully l:\fd-ont gronnda, and about 10 aoroa uf goo-1 Rr«zln« land. Full parti culars en application to the Auctioneers, Auck land and Cambridge. CLARK *ND GANE, Auctioneers. Tho Auotlonoors cocfldently rooommond the above Property na affording a rare opportunity lor sfionrlni; a flourishing business In the best Dlstriot of Walka'.o. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. EXTENSIVE UNRKHISKVED FALE OF ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, Ix Weathcrsfield, As under. Suites in light Wood, Walnut do, Ta pestry, Plush, Velvet, Repp, Border leather; assorted colours in Settecß, Cromwell, Spoon-back, Stuffed-back, Open do; Loo Tables, Work and Occa sional Tables, Black-and-Gold Chairs, Card Tables, Davenport Wbatnote, Cor ner and Square do; English Cabinets, Folding and Croquet Chairs, Mahogany and Oak Sideboards, Chellioniers, Hall Stands, Chairs, Withstands, Cheval Toilets, Full Bed-rooDi Suites in Ash and Walnut, Wardrobes, Book Cases, Gilt Mirrors, Black-and-Gold do, Toilet Glasses, Music Stools, Pillows, Horse hairs, Austrian Otiairs, &c, &c, &o, GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his «ooms on above date, commencing at 11 o'clock, A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. For Positive Sale. Spwtcsr MsicmrietJ ESTABLISHED 1555. BY BPBOUL JMli&l&k, APPOINTMENT. Buy ONLY THE OHIiKBRATKD \ ■^) /-^ S SWING MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Meet Durable. The only Sewing Maohine whloh has never bsenibeaten in competition, Pole Aeents in New Zealand i SHAKE'SPEAR AND CO,, (Opposlto tho Market,) QUJUKS-BTttKET, W. O. D* " "M 8 THK UKEAT S&WING MACHINE IMPOKTBK a«e ivp.t kkobiv'to & Ii»r«8 Shipment of tea OhsHonaa Maohlr* tho World— Th« Warrs Co.'a Hkwihq Maohikb Ths Most Silcai Tha Cfceaport The Most Rapid Tho Htebetrt Arm Tho Most Simple The LsrsresJ TaQU Tha Most Baa/ So Wort Tha Bsot Cover The Most Durable . Tha Simplest Shuttlt Tha Mart Blogwj* Wo Nentw« BUioh TSUSADMS J&ABBJSSU from £5 10*. rH* ukht ssrwrrao mach.chk» kvbu «ao Pcios al Base fiUosHase, £3 U)n. AIBZ. At«r*¥(< OS ii&nu- OeiiOlno Bin«K j ifrissef and «a am«» Wortholm ! -Sfcwrtarrt Hnwo Oompßtr/r. i Wfrnelo!1 ftnrl Wilwn aroveranrt !'.EKf.v= | Jor.::a'b AUC Owna«t!e ' i t.;'iiot-terffooa?nnko< 3"., Tfi'thOl, WSBK ( 28, 3», t'SWasti 111 MAOB'SBf SJUAKAHSnBKD, «'btß« Mooiilnes <*n be iica o£ sxt Ascnla i ri. Molioznzn&Co-, Pionet* tSSorei, WhansfMO I rhomaa Wella, Cambrldiiro; WUlinin Stevena on Onehunga i B. Wa7te, Hamilton j Parnell infl Boylan, Qisborne i Brennivn and Co,, Tanrangn and at other nlaess. rjl « 8 O X E A T T\ SPOT, QUBBN-STitUKxT F. J. MOSS.] [W. F. O'SULLIVAN. Fi-J. Moss&CJo,, HOUSB, LAND, AND KBTATB AGENTS, SnOBILASD-STKEUr, Intending Buyers are respcotf ally invited to Inspeot our List at Properties, Money to Lend at Current Kutoa of Interest. fjOT LAX X S I HO7 LAKES, O. HOT LAS«a IMPOKTANT KOTICK, TODUIBTa liitendiiig to vlall these Nature! Wonders ot Now Zealand osn obtain throngh BBTURN TIOKBTS (incladlng Guldoa, Boat and Cosoh Hire, Hotel Aooommodatlon, fee.), together with every information, from ths undersigned, who hnvo boon appointed Sols Agknts In Atioklftnd (or Mr William Kblmt, Proprietor of tho PAI.,ACS HOTISL, Ohino mania Ftot-olaM Aoootnmo'if.tli.n {or Viniccrg during both Winter and Summet RIVAIB Sll'Tlffe, SMOKIKfI, AWD EsiDIHQ koour B I h hi AKti 3. Coaohnu. J:>iiKi<i'V, mm Sftddlti Mattm tot Miiei (Jiinvßymu.'j-i meet aver/ htoiimi:*, | maxaai-ini * hill, X; N.Z. Jaaarauoo building!*, June fed, US Asset



Ironmongery. | i • j T&S.MORRIN&CO,1 LIMITED, j i Hardware Merchants, a.uckland. importers of Kvory Dosorlptlon 01 FURNI»HING, BUILDERS', aND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MACHINERY X, & S. M, & Co., Hunted, ore prepared to Supply HARDWARE In aU Its branohea at THE LOWEST CURRENT KATES. Large BhlpmOnta now In Port, and Coming Forward, I EKGLISH AND AMERICAN GARDEN TOOLS OF THE BEST QUALITY. PHILADELPHIA AND OTHER LAWN MOWERS, from 10 to 18. ■ LAWN TENNIS MARKERS. I | FLAVEL'S, LEAMINGTON, and other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, With or without High-Pressure Boilers, REGISTER GRATES OF ALL I QUALITIES FINE CAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL, and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH. POST HOLE BORERS. ELECXRIC BELLS, GAS CHANDKLIERS, BRACKETS, HALL LaMI'S, COOKING STOVES, GLOBES, ETO. "NOVELTY" AND "PEBRLESS" WKINGIN M. OdliS is IN TIIKISJE SIZES. BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN WASHING MACHIN iWAII Goods carefully, Packed and T# & 8. MORBIN & Co., LOOTED,



toercbaTi.nae. j j pHINJi, /^tliiSS & |^ARTaEN\VABB. '. KOWAKD LK\VIS 4B DKTKnMINED TO BBUNQI7IBn HIS RKTAIL- BUSINESS IN CO3TOM-UOU33 SXREKT IN AnOVK DKPAHTMBNTBi THK STOCK KAS JUST BEKN TAKKN AND THE SELLING OFF aOMMKNCmS AT ONOIC. Tho TltAOic and KVERYONE should there foro avnll themselves ot THIS GRAND CHAN are to supply themßOlvofl at i Pkioks Nkveu RBronß Known IK AOOKLAND, THK STOCK IS VKKY BXTBNSIVB, AND GOOD, ANU WILL POSITIVELY BK CLUARBD. This Advertisement means exactly what it states. A* H. KATII BR, QKMERAL IMrOKTEB, HAS QH HAND AND TO AKHIVK— Conrvotsler's L»tßt>c>- In bulk do do (ma diamond, four dia mond, and VO ASBOolatod Vuioyurd israndy In l>ui.k,icsEe, Ih'jk, and halMlttßlc Muller Froroa' Brandy iv bulk, csav, flask, and half flftf* Honnossy'B Brucdy In oano W. and A. Gilboy'B Wr.indy In cueo Lowndes", SO p.p.. -canlta and hhda Lemon Hart's, J-casko W. nnd A. oilbey'B, In oaae, VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- Qreonloosi InvcrncsP, Monllvot, Terrier, Klrkcr. Qroer and Co,, lndomijohna and t gallon Jars WHISKY (oano)— Oollio lilcnd, Koyal Blend, Rob Koy. Joro noam, Qlon Almond. W. and A. Ullfooy'ts, Irliih and iiootoh In flaßks BOHNAPPB- Henke's, W, and A, Ullboy's ■WINKS foulk)- - ailvn and Cooin'u, Australian, Qronaoh, and Tokay WINKS (In oaool— W. and A. Gllboy'a (Cnstlo brand), Port, Bhorry, Clare*, Marsala, Madeira, la, a, b, o, k, aud a; vn Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, It Cbampagno — Koodarer, Perrler and Oomiust ALK— Baoa, bottled by HaU Boar's Hoad, botUed by ÜbII John Hull, bottled by John Hold Ashby'B and MoKwan'B " Qlobo" br»n« AnKlo-Uovarlan GTOUT- Boar'a Hoad, HaU Kdmond'p Plr Brand Unlneaa's, bottled by Blood Wolte Sparkling Nourotone, pints and qnarta UnJa and (friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Oonnino White Lead and Zino Llnseod Oil, Raw and Boiled, in drums Colza Oil, In drams Castor Oil, In bulk DIUHU FRUITS- OurranU!, in half casoa Klmo Kaisina and Flk« Alden Apples (evaporated) KKKOSKNK, 130 and 160 toat- Devoe'a Koyal BrUUant, hluhi of Ags, Pro. rulum Baiety Prime York naina and Baoon at Low Ilatea TOBACCO— Over tho Water, 12"B, Nallrod Boyal Standard Long 6's Venus, li'a, 6'a, Boubio Thlofe P Ploow OILMKN'S 3TORKS- Teas. SoKRr, 10, lw. No. 5 s Papor Bags, Ploklos, Klppored Horrlnßs. I-ottod Meats, and an assortment ol General Goods always on hand. A BBAIHSK, Conveyances. r7\ 1 M E T A^ B LE. Job BAiNßiuoaE's 'Busses. From Ukion Bank—7 mlnutos paat tho hour, and 23 minutoa to t»o hoor. From The Tiuibe Lamps-23 mlnntea to tho hour, and every honr. Niout TRira kbom Town—i-paet 9, i-past loi and i-past 11. _ From Union Bank to Shku.y Beach - 20 mlnutea paal 11, 20 mlnutos post 2, 20 minutea paat 4, SO mlnu»en met 5, !0 minutes past 6. From Shbxly Bkach-1 to 1L J to i i to i. 0 5. i to 6. , CCODLIN'H UOACH # liKAVBS OnehnnKa— Anonland— 8,30 a.m. J2 noon 3.30 am i 30 p.m. Saturday Nights- HI rHIJPJt-S XIMK XABIJf. * Lwe Arch HUI -1,15 am "U.SUam 11 am 1,50 pm Ip m US P m Ml p m LeftTc National Bank- Dam '10.15 a m ll.is a ra l.lspm l,Upm Mpin g.Bopm • Itzospt TnoadayQ and Thursdays, when tb.fr trom Anokland and 10.30 from Aayiuro •»11l do in »nd from tb* tChKn mELEGKAPH LINE OF COACHHS.' LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, Kmmvoon ant> Lake Stkbet, Camhuidok, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CAKTEK, Proprietor. "W K. C. begs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends nnd tho public Ronerally for tho liberal support ho has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that in order to meet tho requirements of tins rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS tO hia PREMISES, whioh. whon oompletcd, will mako them second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country suppUod with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortost notico; also, oxporlonocd guidoa nnd caroful IHiKgies and Saddlo Horsos always on hlro. Orders by telogram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge December 22,1882. T> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, alteration!)]? timh-table. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passenptei-B) will on and attor Ist January. 1883, and until further notico, run to tho following Time table :— Lcavo CanibrldßO for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival Of Train from Lcavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Booking! Offices : Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coloman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-stroets, Cambridge W. K. CAItTEB, Proprietor. Cambridge, December 22,1882. Drapery aDd Clotninff. REVOLUTION IN MKN'S, BOYS', AND YOUXHB' CLOTHING TP.ADS. m Hi* fWOUNTAINE 1 » JT • P Having BOUGHT THE STOCK o£ J. W, Pbabsk, Earangatape Boad, Guarautoos to supply the Residents ot the Dia trlot .with Goods at QUBBN-9TRKKT PRICKS. MEN'B SUITB, from .. ..278 61 MEN'S TROUSBRSnnaVKSTB 15s - MEN'S TROUSERS .. .. 6s 6d BOYS'SUITS Ws6d VOUTHB'SUITS 17s Bd KNICKER SUITS Bs VARIETY OF HARD AND SOffX FBLT AND STRAW HATS, MKN'S MERCERY, TIKS, &C. ■FI HJT ffl O U N T A 1 N », 1 * 5." # -Xl Opposite Lnmbounio'a, Ironmonger, KAKAMCAHAPE ROAD,



I% J 0N E V TO LEND OM BRBBHOi.D SKOUMTY. Mutual svirci anl Marina Insu-*nna Company ot JS.Z. Olllosa: 3.1, Qaoun-atrcot. By ordor oi tb.o BourU. EOBKRT UOBSON, AVUKjtiAHD PERMANENT 00-OPBttATIVK: BUILDma ' AND ravns^'ii.fisNs; nooEkil^1. OifUfl'JK l~lii', QC!.;BK-tfi'£EßT s lif.?.^?TS firanvrtr^os s^iproreft aßacrltteu o* s?n::'icM '.ir t, ; -s-r.!i';W l';-'!)fi-tJpB En Bums Ol I B'*l to it;?,';Mi ;i-ivf;;-.v,l ?rd .'c-'orooi being re pavublfl h. ia-'/i'.rM;,>.',' '■*. :.",c foHo'.'Jins: R» nuo^n V.'.v'i;r fei: ii-jpcup.-y.t oJ oaoh aiOD boiv.;',c--^.i— ' _____ KejMWweutßextonfl- ■>„ w ,-..~ Tot»l amount sngn7tK " "ntlltl roparnbln. a b. v, a b. ft. X? 66? ™ -300 104 I 1 s roara .. -. io in 10a fi s 8 rosra _ .. M » US » 0 4yo«ra _ ~ v 8 isi 8 8 fiysaw _ ... 8 9 18818 tt ■•oar« I „ i i U7 15 0 ,IB r-u..i: - ■■ 3 3 XC'2 16 8 And n the num.; proportion for emaUev Of largoi" lo«np, n(CPO3S!',-1,-Th£ .'Joowr- rccelvos Money on Deposit at i ,ie v :.v,.iV,, rK.i'v.miTjni. JtiHN RATOKRi laboietiuy. £10' to £1,000. VICTOIiIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT AGWNOY, | HIGH-3TUWWI', AUCKLAND (OPPO3ITXS OIXY OOUNOIIi OMICKS). Monoy artvnnoo from £10 to £1000 on Personal Soourity, l)o do cf Property, Bharoir, &o. llopayroontß onn bo mudo in Instnlmonta ot Onk tJiiiiiMNa ran Wickic for onoh Pound bor rowed, or in ny wivj'to suit borrowers. Comniunlofttionfl Conildontlal. I'ohT Ovkiok Awm: HoxflO. Auokland. Ia^ONKY TO liKWD on Mortgage in Ift ay Buui required, on torum to suit crrowora. Into; cut i-;.u. v--w.! oa uiouloa pl&ood umy hands tin iuv-.-tit.iil.—W, V, Btovona, In vcstlnts AKuut, I;.V. Uii l ,n-i.lru..t. "a'l'O.WK^ TO 2fEKTS ovt K»os?sgtg« tE an i:-k.,, *-■■■<' .;'.■•■■-'iittaiH'tf'-"-.- V**l-7>7>7O"'TO~"i,™"}T on KKUiKHOLD f!> '■'! F> «. ;» «it'J, acvsral sums tit fil.iiix.l -.-nii ■:Wi.—/. ,i>'i!' AiikK'. Oarrloin ofilw of .; i'.k.'ji, ;v»-rJA)»'-otreet. i "sT/lj i.'W «■> '-Vii LHKI'. \k *'.tjus OJ «W ! ..Ur.-S t'jnfl ar^r.rii'", si." i'-kt eci>'.-. ! .iiiu>i..»/t. •f<'V»-»l«v- va> ONS?Y T<! JJJr'P, In l»rg« or horU ijmm, r,{. a-us> sntcs oi In^resi. S^v-^VI ;:: s:«.lOi"!iit, Golloltws. iaeaicai. "^ AM X 8 O A T EX, tl DI3PBNSING .!SJ FAMILY CHKMIST IMminKD Pn.iriMAOcnTioAii Sooikty), HOBSON-STKKWT, oloso to WelUnston-aaeot, AUORTiANP. N.Z SBXABuaans ier«i JAM E «, «EAFff Cf M». Wisciijwsi- z'SK'szz, ksm: CHJ.Taa-iWKtias asirosjaa IS»» li. EATING'S PoWDBK. ERATIXB'A POWUKH MI«j»TINT'S POWDKI-C KKATIJSQ'S POWIIKK KfILS JU/QS. flic MOTHB, iiICHTLK 0. TniH FowD'tn ib Quith Hahmi.vss to Animal Kite, bnt la unriva'.lHd In dostroylnß fluou, bum, cookroaohes, buetlos. moths In furs, and ovory olhor aacolon of Insuct. Sporta nion will find tola luvnlnnblo for defltroylDK flow in t.iicU' doso, &a altio ladloa for tnolr pot dORB. Tuis Ai'Tlct.E uts Found po Great a Salk that it h*s tomptod othora to vond n bo o.Ukd iirtlolo In Imitation. Tho Public are Cautionko Dint the Una of tho unnuine powilor hem' tho autOKraph ot XHOMaS X SATING. KWATIN«'a WORM TAISLKTS KKAil^rVd WOKM TA'IIJCTS KKA'l'lNlJ'fl WOUM TABrjWTa KKATINO'S WOKM TAHLKTd A "D2KLY VEaHTAIir.K HWBKTMKAT, both In apponranco and taato, f arnlohlng a most cßroaablo raothrd ot atlnilnlstorlnp; thuf'tiiy o.irtair: n rnody for INTESTINAL or TiIKKAI) " OI'.MS. It. la B pprfootty juft) mid mild v>*f purat-ion, and la ospeelnlly j ndii'itod tot Uhlldicn, j yold In Tina by r.U Clicmlsta and Crag t Rl3tß, Pkopiiibtor : TIIOMAs KEATING, tONDOJJ. Musical, -" ,- . • ■- ■{ ■"' ir V,?.- ..K..,.--,-.k.;;" s -.-■.. i •...ffen- -■ £.J« «i TVTOW IANDING, XX LOOU FLEET, -Ll NKW PJANOiTOHTHS, NH!W PIANCKOKTHS, Which will ba oold at a LOW PltlOK for oaeb, or on tho Doforrort Systoin. Good Hooondhand i'li.nof ot-taj from £12 upwards, nnd iiarmoniutua from £5. 8. H. WKHB & CO. LYOKUM MUS!O SALOON Hoimon-stiikkt (Near Vlotoria-atroot). N.B.—Music Tanßht, also at Tuakau, WnLkato Terms on implication. Insarauce. - GOVEIINMKNX LIFE IN&URANCE. Head Okfioe: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington. The Okly Nbw Zealand Life Office, QOVEItNMKNT SEOUIUTY. MUTUAL INSUIIANOE. LOWEST I'HEMIUMS. Tho Ordinary Brunch Ofl'era aw Insuranco o£ £1200 at tho premium charged clsowhcro for £1000, equivalent to AX IMMEDIAITS BONUS OF £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. WoUKMAN'S InSUKANCE apccially provided for in tho INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued prom £5 Upwards, with m PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. "St PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies ot £20 and Upwards), nttor Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cosh, or for a Fieo Policy. LtuEiUL Regulations. NO'l'K.—Tho Government not only brings In suranco within thu reach of nearly every nmn, woman, and child in tho community, but pro vides tho description of policy and modo of pay mout beat suited to tho requirements of oacn. D. M. LUCKIE, COMMISStONBK. Hotelu. A I) &• n O T E L, WADE. SI. LENNON, Prophietob. Wines and Spirits of Best Brands always in stock. Good Bjsds. Good Stabling for Horses. Meals at all hours. O A C 1 F I U H O T B.Lj RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. 11. WHITE ... ... PfIOPBIETOR. Tho above Hotel having undergone extensive and thorough repairs tho I YupriuLor I rusts that by careful, uttenlion lo Hits wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair slmrcoi! the p:iti';)ii:.i;;i! 111"; 111. Thoro in a good Billiard Tnblo.n good Cmsme, ana tho very neat of Spirits, "Wines, and Alea. Preparations aro being mado for v really good Salt Water Bath, bo suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass tlio advantages oftoeu for bathing, as it is bnt ono succession otbaya and inlets for over eighteen miles. , . , Families can bo accommodated with private rooms and all tho rctiiiisito conveniences. Oysters and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddlo Horses can bo had at vory short notice so as to onablo Visitors to sco tho Manganese Mines. Boats aro always to bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c. TERMS MODERATE. Comtnodioua Samplo Room for Commercial Travellers. rj aci ri « hoi ai, JOHN QHiIiAHaaiE..—~»,PKOPRIKTOB Bwk to announce to his fc'lcmda and the general nnbllo, that ho ban oomplotnd Sho cxtonsiTi altorntliw on bifs promises. Amona tho snaay iraiircVomenls, ho has injroftuooft A BPBOIAL DIMIHG-ROOMi ; Uaflr-rtka f,\;i>»>";:i'iiiv.«:.v^o c£ a wsl! twrrra 'JntosM, riS!-i "O"ifi!«i3" wiU ba ids besS ac Besnon Jft>.»2« u% til Uuatelj EiSS Brtiailsl O£ Wloes and Eplilio, Kusoucis'a Spai'Utaa A!s always nn :os»ns!h4. ijaard tMi SiMiiloaua. S& Sjt/i: woois:. 1 Ba«seiitiWa fJimw*. Kscitfeu* Sum, OiYilttj



Byt »WA & B BAKSIj B», ' &SCKims«r, ■3 57 _«_■ -exsawi im |f 0 X S A I. ; ||1 " 1 Four-wheeled Do;,' Cart (nearly now);.. BP 1 Two-whoelcd UogOiut (aearly new)-- Hgjg} 1 LarKoLadi'sPhauton ''B9 Doublo-aofuor. I sunny . _ ? X* Wtuit cl to furohtuie, Uoublc-eoatod HoqtSjSll Bugg.y .... :;|Y^ PAIN'S : ]> V Wholenale&R*tall * W. H. HAZARD, Gramakor, f\ Queen Street, Auckland, j Agent for JAKES PAIN, London, j Ol fc, OO & '■' ;-; X -:- y!O 9 & A'"s Si ■f.Mi-'jriiys?.vi.a _» PAFBBP .4- X" 6 » N G 8, Pans'. DrtOiWsHotw, Qi'Ati'o—itsishfifl. Bttwwa, snrt Hooch iplavu IJnfgllsli (tnfll Caatlnenjal Sheet, Ffeota ffiHspMo, «!Mf) State. R"Hrra IjKAJi, colours, oh, Y&nNisHns Brushes, Mixed Palate, Oarcoa'a AnHUOTi roßlva snJ P*tc«J BlUonto PrJuJs, Wf) II Ti I) IX O 3-tiUt, Mstaefl, VgnwreS, fr» Flofrire BTsTUnonnfi fISUUI s?.sooratSoß«,B'f«3ap -i'scsnE-s-i of «v«; few*»v_ ir- si^.fii Tattcfcy ROKAT-s—Ffro'os anfl Qol<n_s3i aitHHM tes ?.'>. ',•'.«■'« tif-fw, to, to. se, fiiHt-sitit or ChrMiAir Meantot »« uSsoiS; CaWter* Wfl KJ.D.Y. MCTiH--.-:; ArVW R-^-JWfM. V. iP.'sr. ffj htk»sng aWm «t fieaS Uus iMflisi-* BMW nt «vo ufcoire cot-Is ta Bio Sariih IsianiS rf Kew Sififclaia, &ra aoiti to eawrate iilihcr who!c iitifi c?" *s*ttli oi-jEir- on »b» inc»t biTOtuml'la ierau!. Sfimjl** B? I'Bpirlvs.oii'i.-iL'.-i train open rtoo!c,oio{ ori;rw-!,:-.-=vi-' i .:p t ucEi as sOTlfct- Saa. Now saWlore tsi Am, yJ ;-,t.o»!S IrapeeJ <jw Hkook ill PmvorhMisit'.ftßf* B*«Ptottireg bofc.rs OsMca ap feair sow !«>ic-.«ei, i'-iw will flisfl Bsni* «jJaa to sniS tba msu>« cl mwitomi W, PHllttim & SOH, CQ « ■ Se; W r p_| as w M WC? fl OFSON-STKEEI1 STEAM 0 FFKE MlliLS.-U. I. GllUIO.vfS and CO., Tor. ColTt-o, and Sploe MoroUiuts, Wholesale and Vniully Urocow, foul, Firewood, ana Prodnco Uealorp.-H. P. OIBUUNa and CO., Hobeon- Btrcot, Auckland rfi6" BKIDG 15 CONTKACXOKS, X BUILDKIIS, ETO. Tho undertUoca, lisvlug 8P601a.l maohlncry for tho manufactoro of Holt:', huo Bnpply of nil lunßtns In steefc et chcapont raJ<«; also, Keiu lutlon Verandnh Posl* Iron Tubular Klcld Uatos, prloo P. 3 10b. to be lm-1 from T. and 8. Morrln & Co., Crulokslmnk, Miller & Co., and at tho Worktit *. T A I T, Ixjrneotreot Holt nnd Uancral Iron Workß. r^HAMKIB OAKKIAGH AND DKAY JAMBS KTACKLe, PEODIJSSOB, VZOTORIA-STBRKT BAST, H*pj-lM ol awry dosorlviSaa n Wood aaii uoii iitwtlj e.iMUtKi on ilia eesi uollos, Spriuna made ana repalrnrl. m on hand, a larfjo Qna£">s*o{ iAiupo, also Iroabartc Bhaltt And Spoten, Ke«i Gnnt Kollo*.', and Hobcrt a'ovtu Hardwood. N.B.—Onuntr* ordora tiuoctnalt atv^adca to. \A/ A- It JW OO X iIK« XUM «», V ¥ VJAP AX I> OA.H Di » IULNUffACTUitSKO O.OX'b OKKKK, KIOHMOMXJ Of-'lD'.:i OOBHAW-RTiKBa, AUOHnfjUtßi Ossh Porcbasats of Taiiov. Wed, SbeerikUiß. and lira^a. raiO COATKACTOKS AND OTHEKS. WELLS BROS,, DEVONI'OKT, Aro prepared to supply at Lowest Ratoa Bricks, Llmo, Sand, Shell, Ash, Purlrl Posts and liouao Blocks, Sec, &c. Contraota ntado lor tho do livery of Timber, &0., from tho inilla to any art of l)Qvonport District, Address: WELLS BROS., Cartora, Dovonport. riIHE AUCKLAND FOKWAKUING JL AND PAIIOICL UKLIVUKY AQHNOY Despatch Goods ana Parcels of all deacrlptlnns to ovory port of tho Town and Suburbs En Cheap Hate, and with guaranteed regularity. Tiio following are tho Bonking Arouoluo;— A. K. Lndd, Cablnotmakojf^KarangahapeKosd W, H. Young, Qrqoer .v...Pontonby Road K. Blrnle. Bakers, , Aroh Hill J. Bold, Cablnetmakor...,Corner of Kyber Pass and Sy monds-Bt 3. Reid, Qrooor Corner of Kyber Pass and tlratttw Koad. W. a. Colllnß, Grooer.....v,.v^v«».«v..Parnell a. Heldt, Cablnotmakor...'>:t.7. Nowmarket DBLIVKRIKS :— Town i Hourly, tuburban: 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. No 70, Telenhoiio Exchange. HK4D OFFICE: Nathin'B Uokr Cuatom houfO- treot , AUCKLAND SJSLEO'i' HIDISQ 3t- BOHOOIU Mkw Worth Koad, KIUINO MAUB KASY AND QBAOUVUIh The Auckland Soloot KUUin; School, for the Study and Praotlco of tho Art ot Kauit&Uon In all lto braucbau, was Uponod on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. liiidlea and Qentlemon dcßlrinß ta outer «s pnpllH are EOlloltod to forward their names to tho proprietor on or beforo that date. Terms; and hours of Instruction And praotloe, mar be loarned on application. Pupils supplied with Horsoti, and bppolnt ments lor Hohool Le^nons if required, or Horso Appnlntsnonta supplied to order from first. Clftsa Samples at the School. The proprietor has oomplled an Aid Book tor tho use of Pupils and others, whioh may bo had on application. Price, Is. Special Arrangements for Ohlldron, Fkiiali! Attkeiianoe fob Ladies, G.I I. has also ooinmenood bunlnogs as Horso- Trnlnor. Kverv ilorse entrusted to his oharKß will bo proparly Hrokon and handled either an Ludy'a or uontlemnn'u Chttiger^ G. HAZELI, IIATK MOUQII KIDIIt aEKSBAST-MAJOB, AKB lax Class ISquii'attok Inbthuoiok, n Yaaw In H.M. Hnrv ,'j for sm la iixatm, |J ItKTBW IK ALA H D FSKHSH liS CcinacctsS, as ■ H EfSSOK 5S &.■.• S» *'& TAB BSlSffi, [';] 9S Sato 'a? i SI ft X V O B AH 5, | »-(n H X Ha.rfM. A X KE T i. jk, anisKW-sxiyraT, aitokijANQ White Oloj-er, Kod oiowr, Alsybo Dlo«r, Oav? -araßH, Mendow Fcsouo, Mesflow Foxtail. Created Dosotall. ttape, TrafoUum Siaoftrufitum <So*rloii ClOTes) s 7KOM AMBBXOA XJIRKGX-« Ilmoknr. Keaincb? BluegtMi (For Frntea9U)> PoTMky us* Bycgram, l/anderbnw Ryagrnsi, CeoKdoot, PrftSrlosrsss, BfittsU. bauii* ssku vmAixm£*a s-owuma i jJßhleaf Kiflney, Taylor's Kidney, Onnter. &ury FlnStos. Pattoreon'a Victoria, LATER VABISTIEB-Hobart, 3af,toa'i9 Mag nam Roatint, Sntton's fflowci I?s!'., etg, AlißO, O»«», asrie?. 6*Wx9B wni BW Seofl, OOWW, iflc- Bud Book Salt, Braa, Shariiß, Nsw Sua tend Wlaat.' Sflt?. rigoon and Hem», a'JNKDOb* .&Nn «OWISB'I.OOK 02 »!! trades. SS&Aflll ABU yBEOVIAN GUANO. &a. «5C HKSKKXH & AITKEH.



Businesß NoticisS. r«HO MERCHANTS, BREWERP, I BOTTLKBS, AND 80DA-WATKK MANUFACTURERS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFORD-3THKKT. DUfJKDIN (ICatitbUsliod 1366). IMPOKTER3 OF KNGLI3H. FBKKOH, AND SPANISH OUT CORKS, ALWAYS Ot? HtND ANB TO ARRIVE - Ereworo', Bottlsr»\ nnd Podawatov Mnnutno turorB1 Sundries; Including ell kinds of Oorfca Bunga, BhiTß3, I'lbb, and Spilao, Csllsr CarkP, Corking Maohiiws. Copsnlsß, Tliwol Bottling Wire, Superior Jpinglasfl (Hrowers;, Book. Purse. Kujt India Plpa. »ud Pa™"l ™''l" and B'izllla,u Cu<;; TRormmnotera. Blind r.ncl Comun.j. AH binds of Ginger, whole and crushed : Taitartc, /.cotio. fcinlphurDus. cure, juid 3ulphurlo AoWs: Spirits Ot Wlno. 61 0.p.; ■Mencea and Ksnenilnl Oils, i^oiiawatar Ma /Shines; Bottling Racks, Putant r.nft Common; fPatont Syraplng Pump"; Sodawater and Gin 'liierbeier Bottlaa, Ordinary; Lamonts, Hogben a and Codd'a Patent Bottlos; Herbs, Peel-, and Monti) o( every description; cind every requlsiO for tho Bro-wera', BottlerB", and iErntod Wfttor Manufacturers' tnirln. aqbnis fob havwahd, trlkb & co., London. Messrs. T. ft Co. Invite- Intending Purchaaers Of Biowera1 and fodawater Machinery to an iißpection of thoir Stock. THOMSON & CO., OKAWtfOKD-HTRKKT. DtWuniN. \rSi WfiiiisV. i:'s;P;io EtS, Uolfl, nud E'IOTC.-M Unth*. VUUorl*-HirM> Kii-sf. UhaiKC, Ows fl^iLMKa, Opea eU wosk dc<rg toni 7 A.m. to E »,m,, and Spsba^ Mobmuwss from S *1U 10 ».ci The BaSh-roomn ara eJJ crlratet enfl anpplie* vrlSh avcrjr oonvoaisaoa, Turkish vowole, fiote »nd holr brnshes, oomna, 'ssplreJort, snaiie, ft*. Hcileot bnth-roocu (p!•;Y^!w^S Jor La-.He? sreri dbf, ft* sH hQ«rs, with femulo sttondanoe, Onb SBILLI/ra AMD SIXPENCE. PlsaSS »ot9 th 6 BiWroM! Viatorlft-Birrc? IJaei, abors the Grey hound Hotel, aafl r.oit the cfieap B6&einx ma ffnr>!J.»nn> Mart tnnfelnnd. N.H Rcrhnr In attendance. OUPElilOli CUIUiUGAXM) TANKt;, r J. L. XX A N Haa for Sale a number of the above, with Tspa roady for nao price 31s, at hla Bhop, KUlott ntiT<it. Large uintitlea ot Spouting. rUctßtng, and Down Plpoo. always In Stock. Verandaa Iron ourvod at the shortest notic:. Country ore1 era will always receive hla prompt attention, lieud waaheia alwaya on hand /\ qpHOft T O-AKIiOTS, i I ¥HB KAPAS UOR3* BRTOM FACJ^Oay, QOSEOM-HOTJBS-SP, S»lteCS! WHSSi Stom «.a/S pen dost V C. 1?. COOPER, 277 & 270, UPPKR QUSEN-SXRESr, FinsT Pkizb Auoklawd Snow, 1882. Manufaoturer of Kvery Desdrlptlon of OARRIAGHT, QHi, HWGBY, CABT. AND plough uARNaae. Ladles' and Gon t.V Siddloa, Paok Saddle?, Bags, Vallaoa, Logginga, &c, &0., on hand and made to order: Brldloß, Whlpa, Sputb, Bits, Brnahe?, EUlman'a Kmbrooatlon, SCO. St»p'.cchnao uid Raoo Eaidle-a made to order. ■b> if E A Ci 0 C X I « OPTWJAN H«« a Mnols SPKOTAOIiKS AND KY* •■>'jA.HBK3 ot ererr deflorlpMon^ nn uOQtHt« Fit Saaractesdy HOMPOUM3) MHaHOSOOPKS AND TKLK ! gcOPEg. Powerful and Cheap, ASIROll) Hi. UOMXTUBfI, THKR MOMKU JBS, Sjjßffraiu Bells, «at tbbms and MsPKoio Electric; Machine* ami "MedlonJ CoUi, OFKKA OJjASSKS, BINOOULAK FIKIiO AND MAHINK GLASaBQ. XHKODOI-n'SS, GOMPASBBB, SKXTANTB, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharoraster*, ScHnoniotars, Argcntometera, &<:,, &c, &e>. AOiEN» »O!» TAYLOK'B PATENT BKWIJJG AIAOHINKS R KXTRAI3, :'uetnimante nnd Sewing Maehinua repaired, OPPOSITH 188 t'OBS OrrilDß. Rhorklnnd-atirnel. gTTs~s o" k k s p L .i, 3 H TO" 0R X S I CSnr Lsadlng AtHolco this wee!£ are i Oontcc llonara' Jam, In por ih: S Glass Jngci for 2s 6d i JLanip Chlraneya, 3 tor 6d i Glasn Balls for RhootlnK ot. In quantltloa to ault puroausers: !?ardou Si-.ados, sll dleoo i Flah GlolJ«S nod (3o!<J Floh, vory obenpi M. COOK & SONS, FKKKMAN'B BAT. TI U ' S~^ li U '1' U H « »■ if CAKTSH, OONTBAiOSO SIC BnsSM Oar:aS scd JJoiirorod teom *;hip'e alflt o» Sijortert NoUiW. B&llirt Supplied. iJfrwm:«Ta awk Bas' osr Isw.hdb Ooaj V^UVKKiOK OOKHUeA'A'«D WAKBLB n I 1 A X X B X HAS ifOH BAXiH A number ot the ftbore, vrtt Tnhi road?- for iuw. A3 and unvrardg, At bis Sibaii Wooes, Victorsa-stbbbh, os his Shop WBUKsidnr-STSiBBX! Lfu-RO QUOAHttM Ut Spouting, KldtrJOK, Kd Down plpoi sirrarn in tioolc. Verandah Iron oorred at shortsot coUoe. MRnnfacturei of Lead and Compo Pipe. A oholos mslootlon of Ohandellaiu, tx n at hl> Wsllesler-Btroet ahop. Onnatrr orden will blwujt: teoe!?fl hie promsrt sttenMoß. SJcoasoft So to? 88 «M HAn IfAstjiOTEs 00 sus iMPBOvnc lb^d Snaii nroa:!7o iyEW A ItKIVAL OF /'^OOU». fJM.Ks. Down, STAY ANO OORBKT UFPBR HOB9ON-ST BET Katabllahed 1801. Kvory Desorlntlou of Stay Oorsetti. &o. SnrKloal Bolta upon tho latest improvomßntp. Shoulder Btrnps Made to Order. I/I V»S »» B QOS* O8 X T*. Hi BSSKUTiOKS ITBOM OPiSKAS, BONKiS. HURTS, fco,, ftO UrerylPotiKjnoHnhATethDsoSuthairoTu Samt by OKlU&B OB 3, HOWDB.I3, BHOET6AMU.I3TBB«« t u\a «?d*.jhaihißr obis «t Hi* HtumTaciuromu) puvod JAMES iILA RE, Having returned from Friendly Teliinda, wlehoa respectfully to inform the public that he haa BTARTKU BUSINKBB AGAIN IN HlB OLD SHOP, CU6TOM-HJUPE-STRItET VVIIST, and will bo most happy to sea h!a old ouetomerp, and any now onea who will favour him with thoir patronage. * U kinds of Yachta and Boata butlt to order on the shortest notice. Boats ropnlrod, N.B.—A Small Slip on the promieop. J. CLARW. YACHT AKD BOAT BUILDER, 6USTOJI-MOUSK-STKKET WEST, Fuiciwtun'B day. rMPOKTAWX AWWOUNCBMKNT. Juat Keoelvt'd. per 'Luoh Awe," n Fplendld Assortment of vioi-ink, llowb, anh Fitmnqb, Mkiodians, Coi«CKBTtNiS. siid nil kinds o MUHIOAL iNS'imiMKN-TH, Bt THOS, E. OAItTEa'S, S3. VIOTOKIA-STEKKT, AUCKLAND (Six dooni obovo Albert-Btreet). TJSAOHEfi, Tuuor, aud Kepulrer of Pianoforte, Uornei, and VIOLIN, '£oriut, »od 'i'estlmoulalti on application. Tuuor and Kepalrur oc all kinds of Musical Inatrnincntfl. B y SPECIAL AI-POINTMENT pEORG I DIXON (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), MANUFACTURER OF DOUBLE DERATED WATERS & CORDIALS Cuba-street; Wellington Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALK, be had in all parts of the Colony. . "mTOTICK oF~REMOVA&-—W. and E. JJ4 Boston bos to inform their Patrons and the Pnbllo generally that tboy have Rsmoved to their N"W Premises in WakeOeld-atreet. While thariking thoir dastomera for the liberal support Kocorded them in the past, they desire to Inform them that by the Introduction of the l&teat appliances in the Trade, thßy hopa to pro duce C&rri»KHß of All fcinda, whioli, for Btylo, Durability, Flnlfh. and Moderate Mrlcea, are not to be aurjwßwi. Wote tUe 9dclrea;!—W. end lE, Ba&ttin Cot>ob-bnildeia Waknfleld-atreet, Auckland.



Public Notices. - —— ; rm Chbistmas & J^ewSear. ; william kattkay ': Bega to inlorm those requiring ChrißtmM.snd V Now Year Presentfl.thatbohaga ? SPLENDID STOCK OJ? nw»T>TRV SILKB '■■'"■ CLOTHING 8-UNS MANTIjWS COSTUMK3 MIbUNKItY BOAKITS MITIS :•; MSN'3 AND HOY*.' OLOTHtNG, SHIRTS AND HaTS. The Goods re o£ tho Bo^t Quality, havo been I Bought Cheap, and will bo Bold Cheap, at iifflj m \^TILLIAM J^ AT TRAY'S " CENTRAL DBAPBRY WAREHOTJSB,| 178, 180, & 182, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Tl/TR THOMAS HOLDEBr: A ITKOX, Cpstomhousk-strtkt West. - ■ ■ ■ ;- REDUCTION IN FIRE HATES," JLV _. HIIW ZEALAND INSUKANOB COMPANY. CAPITAL ...ONB MILMON STBBUNBI^ JTIKK BIBKB taken on the moot LIBBBAIi . I TKUMB. . fKOMFT e&TTli'ilMK S.. UNDOUBTED BKO ITY. 31 GHO. lERCE, ; Manager.: : _______ , . UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON ANDi:' TOILET SOAPS, CANDLBS. PEANUT, AND OTHBB | LUBRICATING OILS. m Soap and Can-lie Wcrka: Pasnbll ,"\| OH Worksi Customhoush-hibbkt West. H Warohonso and Ofllcoa: Lowbb Aibhbi BTBEET. Caah Purchasers of Tallow and Bough Fat. - Delivery tafcen at their Paraell Works ■Jli! or Warehouse. T HENiJHKSOK, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL . DECORATIVE PAINTER. , I No. 8, Wyndham-stbbbt. ': GEE AND PUTTER, Coach Buildebs,;- Groy-atreot, AuctJand.— N. 8,: Iron-bare Shafts. Spokes. Felloes, Blue "< tt m and all kinds.".; of Hardwood, at Lowest Ma > Be t Priooa. £ 1 R O v ■« v U I M K. aßooSsT"jc<iM«. /'.;, ffOK HAMS, « !> TJ T H O A T X ' S I MftKUKANUJ HJIHiAUIiIO GBOONB r; , BQCttB LiMK. In »o> quaoMiy, for Oonoreto, X'ntbe, ITloott, Oa!I»rB, sto. (uext to dhhio Uogßlng, In un>" .; 'Ivelleit tor dcrahllity nnd hard-BonlnK QOalttleitK For jsd ten und oAor vroJ wort is 1» r flre*-oln£ie inaiorini. B. KK,\ N 2; SOLK AaBKT;! OD-Jl-OM-HOUBK-tJTRKBT, St. Mungo Caf b. I CHAS,~CANJSINQ Begs respectfully to Inform his customers and friends that ha baa DOW OPENED HIS NBW PRKMI3KB ; wnn a Choice and Varied Stock op FJKENOH and ENGLISH CONFaOIIONERY.•,: And with his inoreiscd accommodation and faollitoH for carrying on hii Hnuinesahoieojs I confident of giving entire satlßfaction to hia onatorrerß In the execution of aiiy orders en ttn^tcd to hlu), C C. would aBo bear to intimate to his ens- . touiera and frioudu that he x*llt give ths Cirj Hkanch of the Huslness bis partioalur care, ana It bifl. k nnd«r the lmmadiote f npervlslon of nla Manager (Mr. John CiSTtK) io long ana favourably known to ail vii old onstomerß- « quiteoonfldent ihat he wUtßrveall his ooatomots eutliesailslnotlon. ,' i ■ _—»wp—^.,-...