THE "IRISH WOULD" COUNCILS WAR.

«B, A3 an example of the treasonable teachings of lhe "unollicial organ of tho Itish Land League,'1 as Mr Forster called it, we give tho following extracts from a letter appear ing in the " Irish World," which beats the date of February 17. It is sent by Mr P. Wi Crowe, from Peorio, Illinois, and thus advises Irishmen in this countiy :—" As 1 said before, we will have to fight. We must make war—not war on EnsjlMimen or Englishwomen, bnt war on EnglUh capital, on Knglisn palaces, on English warehouses, manufacturing establishments, on English shipping, on her dockyards and ports. JSow, the easiest way to do any thing, is the best way. Mrs O'Leary's cow did more domaneby kickingover a coul-otl lamp in a stable in Chicago thaa did tbe German army, with all its artillery, to Paris in four months or more, while they laid seige to it. Therefore I hold that coal oil,, judiciously applied, it a million times more dcstaictive tj property than the "villainous saltpetre.1 Now, for this mode of warfare, we ought to have 500 sober, brave meu; and we ought to have §500,000 for their support and maintenance lor oue year in the field—3oo of these men to occupy London, filty for Manchester, fifty ior Liverpool, fifty for Bristol, and fifty for Glasgow. Each of these soldiers on entering the respec tive battle ground to secure a room, a luroi^hed one. To that room he ought to couvey a livC'gullon can of coal-oil in his truok and a box of matches. On a stormy nigbt, on eigual from the officers com manding, 300 fires should blaze out in uiit'eieut parts of London, and, fanned by an equinoctial storm, they would make a blaze that would be the wonder of the world, Moscow and Chicago would not be a patch to ie in grandeur and magnificence. In its light we should read the chatter of our independence as a nation."

THE VICTORIAN DIVORCE CASE.

» A TALE of domestic infelicity such as was disclosed in a petition for divorce accepted by His Honor Mr Justice Higinbotuaui, in chambers, on Saturday (says tbe Melbourne "Herald"), it is seldom the disagreeable duty of a journalist to record. The pet! tion was in the suit of Purcell v, Parcel!, in which Agnes Purcell, of Bohada, seeks to be divorced trom Patrick Pnrcell, for merly of King-street, carrier, now leaiding iti Hokitiki, Ksw Zealand. The petitioner seeks uivorce on the giounds of cruelty and desertion and adultery. The petitioner is a native of Ghtjiow, and wai married at tbe Kornau Catholic Church, Richmond, in 1862. She was then only, 14 years old, but the husband represented her as IS years of age. She I« now 34 years and he 43 yeais of age. Shortly after their marriage he in the most unbluabing and cruel manner told his wife that hs had merely married her to be taken in as a partner by ber father, in the farming business; and failing to in duce her fattier to accept him as such, he commenced illtreating her. He told ber that he had been living with a woman named Cecilia Woo^s prior to their mar riage, and that the woman had two children by him, and iisis.ed on one of the illegiti mate childrcu then alire being taken care of by fcis wife. His former paramour was al.o allowed by him to come to the house to see tier chijj as often a< vhe liked. Thea the wife's miaiiry wa^ area er still. She could not be»r trie child arid the mother, and on one Sunday afternoon Purcell rated his wife with haviug calLd the child a bad name. He then strucic her and treated hi r most brutally. Mrs Purcell laa out of the huuae and went into thu honsa of a friend in Hotharn. Purcellfollowed ncr audcontiuutd abusing her. The fr.ends took Mrs Pur cell's part, aLd. b ought Purcell to Ma tenses fur tha moment, tie promised to mend, and Mr* Purcell wtnt back homo with him. Tnere was the one child, a boy, who is now 17 ytars of ajje. In 1805, Pur cell told hi« wifo that he wa< unable to make a living in Melbourne, and would go to New Z^ulaud, and when he w«s .estab lished there h« would scud for her and the child. She wa« In the meantime to go and live nith ber fatter on the farm. For 15 years she lived with her father, and thea came to West Melbourne, where she drriod ou tbe business of dressmaker, She, however, soon gave up that business and Returned to her father. Since 1565 she had no tidings from her husband, until 1881, when nhe heard that he, was living in New Zealand with a woman named Mary Shauahun, His Honor accepted the peti tion, although, he had some doubt whether the cruelty had not been condoned.

CORESPONDENCE.

THE BIG FROZEN MEAT SCHEME.

(To the Editor.) Sib,—This is indeed an'ago of wonders, Vast atiides ate being made towards da. velopmeot of trade; and r»pid strides. In^ deed, «o rapid a stride is contemplated in the mattor of tho above ecbenie that it is proposed by half a dozen gentlemen who happ.n to have dropped into office, to sacri fice the interests of nearly the whole of Auckland merchants, who hare helped to make Aucklandjwhat it is, and have put these very geuteuun in their 'places, for the purpose of insuring tea few favoured individuals a mouoooly almost unparalleled in tbeworld, The old Fast India Company's charter was nothing compared to this New Zealand monopoly. 1 hat compauy. spent a colossal amuunt of mooey iv catrying on their trade ; the present company, as I take i\ propose that wharves shall be erected at the public expense, which the company shall hold at a nominal rental. To anyone who has cared to look iuto the demands made by the'proposed company, it must bo obvious that they are to be helped to such a slice of the.Auckland trade as will give them a moat unfair ad vantage over other Auckland traders, who will suddenly awake to the fact that their business has been ttken from them, never to be regained. The Frozen Meat Company do not contemplate restricting themselTcs to tho meat trade; they mean to try to monopolize the whole import .and export trade in every line in, time; and if Auckland merchants do not look sharp after their own interests, and that without delay, theyjwill.get that monopoly and nothing en stop them. It is a pity (hat in their modesty the company did not ask for a lease of the port of Auckland. As regards the'meat trade itself, there are different opinions regarding its probable future. My impression is that Auckland will bo nowhere very shortly. Whilst;, Queensland can, even at the present moment, supply frozen meat put alongside export ship at 2Jd per lb. at a good profit, I do not ree how we can compete; be it known to all con cerned, that there are countries in the world where meat may be Lad at half that price if enterprise be brought to bear in those directions. Probably long ere the wharves are completed, and the scheme is perfected, meat will again be dowp to 5d per'lb in London, and we shall be under sold into the bargain. I am neither a merchant nor a producer myself, but simply a Looker Ok. [Our correspondent is evidently misin formed with regard to the terms on wnich the wharf to be constructed by ths Harbour Board will be used by the Freezing Com pany. The wharf will, of course, be a public wharf, and the company will pay the same dues as any other importer or exporter. The Company, we understand, have no in tention of becoming a trading company, but merely a Meat Freezing and Public Storage Company. In leasing the right to reclaim the land on the proposed site, however, the Board must take precautions azaiost the creation of any monopoly detrimental to other mercantile interests in the city, such as "Looker < n" seems to appre hend. -Ed. E.S.J

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS EXHIBITION.

(To the Editor.); SlK,—The remarks in last night's STAB by a "Lover of Art," on the Exhibition, seem to me calculated to do an injury to New Ztalaud art and aitists. I trust, therefore, you will allow mo a word In defence of both. After admitting the exhibition to be an improvement on former one?, he discourages artists by telling them that more pictures were sold at the opening io former years, and then speaks contemptuously of all their works as beitsg " photographical" and "topographical." ■. It must be admitted that last year, but last year only, there were a considerable numbtr of pictures sold on the opening day. But the sting of that remark is taken out by an analysis of the facts of the case, 1 believe the number of pictures sold was eleven; but they were hardly bought by the public. Nine of them were purchased by one gentleman — the other two by another, The same gentleman whs

Bevca were by Mr Albin Vk 8 ' gentleman exhibited. Th e V! 1»5 pictures being mere topograph*' f% th.se seven must be referredto ht ,*•** 0 Art" as -all the be™ ft L °* almost sacrilege to say a word ,„-°* &* am«t'a woik, bnt still Imw gau>stn,! be a fatal thing to New &]'>« aaiDg artists were led awavl* IISC to imitate it. away by any The remark that thepictures »,„,,,» graphical" and "TopomnS » ?k. admit that at any t&%gff£»*& of be.ngtrue to the country t wJSfc are painted. This I re4i S^ .compliment to the nrtists. H»r n lu '<» 1 abounng at. a great disadvantage have not the poetical as S ociSf t '\ countrytohelpthem^ict^'o^ rums, costumes, &c., are enS N works on art and pictures of Il^M scenery, valuable as they are \rt7 CI« help so much as they mi«ht vJ?/ do M different conditions preva lsV* «• order to establish a ihora^, ■!« paintiDg, the artists have to W, M very foundation of things, and s?■Om^ fitai importance that tbutouSg" "ft* do lnd farm and strong in the to« n accuracy with which the ,^°ST aPhieai > turea of our new and Jieautifni Clal fel arc ponrtiayed. Let them twfS** and gradually higher thines wii -S indeed they are coming, Xa£*>* tioQ shows. Look, for inst 'h3c% Wa kin's nia&nincent picture n!' at,Mt appreciated it not only for'it, if. effeota of li^ht and shade (Sew,^ light too) but for its strict ffll ZS actual folioge of the banks o fth e l^ The only two pictures for'wß^* of Art" has alind wordhaveli^l' do with New Zealand, tut ZHJpfh which are product by the tiSSl^' old country; one of them, rathS'l?' beiug an Italian scene. - . ' onwsl S i

THE ARTISTS' EXHIBITION.

(TO ME BbiTOß,)'-' '■■''■• Sm,-With your permit j^ tmue my remarks on some of th» » i ' art at the Choral Hall, TheS'V of lilies «mo D gßt the .tndi^to bary. the centre flower, a ■*tiLk*? very nicely done and ia toffi" flower.pamtiQg m the, exhibition. *£5 or lake colours are not so Well n», , The drawings in bistie or uE*f* of them, clever, bat there ,ia no Sg nary talent about them. There iS?" of wbicb it could be said^'S^ who m»de this drawing proinues ££: a, great artist.", I n maDyTfT1' studies the tints are muddy id ■ 0M ? there ia a want, of gridafimiS11' finement about them. Mr.SuS* "There is one qaaUty, and r «Ti. S? ODlyoneinwhichaufiS!! agrees-it is all delicate*SS always bad art." Mfcg Analert S! Apollo, is quite equal to-av-itafflS ! from[Canterbury. Thedr.wbgS for lace on p.per-hangtngs (fij? r,£ i they are meant for these pnrbo^) JE good, but I should like tokS'SS the designs were put together hMm. i ter or the pupil*, if by the fora^S not much merit in them, tx%nt mti«» K In the Canterbury drawi^S phng or crois-hatching ,;is°te, i)j ,T William h nat, of the old Wifef.fC, Society, made u E e of iseae,metbodi and Mr Kuskin considers W.' Hunt'to ba the beat painter of aijil life tbai net existed in ihc celebrated academic scltA of Italy, in the 15th century, of which ft. Caracci were thehe^d. Great use winui of stippliiig and cross-hatching, I ijujj like to profane the names of iSi Da fy M. Angelo, and Eaphael, by btiiigiiig'fi into a discussion aboatmbderiartptatfe but they made use of the above met&ak Art is difficult enongh as it is, and & student ought not to be in aiiy wj» stricted as to his means of mioJa gettiog a good repreeentatioa'of the tMagli wishes to represent. The backgtouSiJ tbe white lily,before-mentioatd,isa»st but well done; the background toi, White's bunch of grapes is the best tf ih two drairings. >one of uur flowerpiil!< seem to beable to paint backgrounfa'ili a sabjects, There should be a pptcialp1' given at the next exhibittoa tot ilip 1) i ilower-piec-i wiih, a 'baekgroiiiil i!n Clark has been very iudtisttions; dsta two studies of tree*. Trees shutting tip against the sky, as iheydo, ,ye fay & cult subjects 'to paint in 01!; l)l,«fc mj | white chalk on tinted pqionitMli trc mm I effective, aud easier to manage tVn 4 f Mrs Clark's pictures arc pamted wiSaas I amount of skill,' abe has'good ta«te!nd» I poetic feeling for (he btauiio'of wtsw, The fault of our joang artists, and ikjf \ friend-; is: lhat thej think ewijtißj 1 1 must be painted iv oil. There ate (v ' f small drawiuga in the Muckchie GoiA |; by Loutherbourg, in bl»ck aud wMteebftj L our artists should look ai l^Bffi P. Walsh has used this mtthirfitteto (i msndel drawing, I Bee prize. There ia also in the MacbMeM' | lection a horse's head, iiy ftari^U This la a' very spirited driming, iM'htt | what can be done witha.fcfftoucWlM i and white, Hubens made studies iaW • aud white chalk on tinted gray papa btt ! large picture of the Crucifiitioajttfjfl j so fine that no colouring could add i« to I beauty and pjwer. I'he great intewitia in this exhibition ought to aSioMw authorities to erect a proper baSßf* \ the encouragement cf art, mi W » gratification of the public taste, YoMK' i respondent (not "An Exhibitor") i » explicit enough; he should sMs W } ticulars as to' the grievanca; in*" state in what drawiaga the ru!f» mufc*1 i, gressed, and point the advantaffly'™ i vSdual competitor might have gtin»M he not followed the rules.—lan, «&, ,

THE PAYING SYSTEM.

■■■•.-. IP ■ ■ (To the Editor.) Sib,—The, question of jwyiuN^ 1 not how to best evqde down W «|jH point raised by your conesjKp|y.*}' I tlm," while to ju?.UfeMJW*B?S I all such debts is;evidentlyrMW; I "Dry.up"Knd"No Tick* a.M* | able false premises that theft 'fMS 1 got the gooda on credifcM«?l™f I paid caah for a■weefcoris&WjSS- I not hating previously vmm-f»% I storekeeper, should notle^ffig* I them. Such is the idea of W^SL I dents, who, having lived for Tfc»j I months on the supplies %-WS I by their wives,-'are nevertteJ®■" iJ^ lin«ly ignorant :o£ the feet »« account must be ruom^someWiWS they may expect some 'iij '«« M^ n^on to pay. It is wlWtWi J« tfiat the poor Innocent J"fUaV>^«» wife for net paying «****?£&■ Bhe got them, as he has donete«".g to the publican, who siinplj OT ' gives no credit because he canoot» such debts by law, »f f. J *, S practical reason being that to his drink is always ready, ««.■„ too often has to beg toi.^ empty purse, often to. »WB§p| gant appetite of a taV'BWHgJ husband, acd almost ria^'S It is men of tha «rt J™ f not to pay 'or, what they g ife who are nearly always to be vW , b District Court list, 05v^ h?Sf|fe I donbly mean alternative o K^Mit I public that they will no bs ros^ , their wives'debts. Tta *•»»•{,,* scene, and the next cxh.biUoa » HJ^ humUiated wife goes out wu "i^pt, | for the family supplies while«* «^ licangets the hnsb an d> «» f^Ji cent, fill the wife is %,», k begins to learn that he, h«i tog« t d keeper, as he has the PSHj-'fl^ «-c&, forhisresourcesarednew h)3 an over supply of hotel "««^» the class who, robbed g SI! would fain try to rob the stores . keeping them alive.— 1 ami au» |

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.

THE Synod spent almost the.« , committee considering the B'u' jj, a Church statutes and canpnS.. ji.^ othenrise, was agreed *0'

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18.1 l AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, APRIL 19.



TO-MOUKO W, FRIDAY, A PHIL 20. DUKHAM YARDS. UNDER BILL OF SALE, mHE undersigned bave received instruc- JL tloiis to bpU, at the Lurbani Yards, on m&*Y, the 20th Instant, THK HOLLOWING Wf LTi KWOWN AND VALUABLE RACEHORSES— Tha Well-know Kntlro Ake Ako Bar Trotting Bullion, 1 years old, by Ake Ake, flam Bay Judy Ferfnme. wuli foal at toot to Musket " Klsa, -with foat at foot to Anteros May Moon, with foal at loot to Woolbroker BlmpUoity, bay uiuro Titlko. with foal at foot to Hippooampus Lady Vonaton, ohf.Btnat luaro by Toi&ra Pttlmws 5-yenr-cM msio, by £ ke Abo, dam SimpUolty Aorots the Grass, 5 year o'd mure, by AXe Ako, dam Abbess Joo Bonnett, ohoatuut gelding, by Ako Ake, dam Creeping Jenny Misa Wield, bay mure Worm, groy gelding ks<Jy Sarah, baols fllly, by Aerolite, dam Elfla Uho.tuut Klily, 3 year-old, by Paolue, dam May Moon Black Wily, 3-year-old, by Klngflßher, dam Discord Bay Filly, S-yoar-o!d, b7 Pacific, dam Slm pliolty Bay Flily. 3-yoir-old, by Tom Howo, dam Maeurka Lawrenoo Daniels, bay gelding Brown Filly, by Ako Ako. dam Titlko Flower ot May, ohestnut filly, by Presto, dam May Moon The Auctioneers would call special attention to the above Unrosorved Bale. Toe perform ances of many of tha horses Is too well known to seed comment, and for raoing blood cannot be surpassed. AT NOON. HUNTER & NOLAN, TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS, v L TETIOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Y\ JR • Friday nest. V" V Tho Well-known Heavy Draught Stallion, pA SIR JDLIU3 VOSKL, ) By Imported Mi job dam Katjh Ist. HONTER cfc HOLAN. TO-MOKKOW, DUKHAM iTAKDS, FOR S aLE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. THOROUGH-BBBD MAhE "JBNNy I.INU" YBARUNS FICiLY, "JBNNY LEND.' BY FKVK SIX-MONTH OLD FOAL, BY FJSVE For Pedigree Eeo "^uatraliau Btud Eoofr," Vo!. 2. HUNTER & NOLAN, TO-MORKOW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 1 3-year-old Buy Filly, by MatohlOßß, anit able for heavy spring cart 2 Heavy Draught Horses 2 Farm Mares Hacks, Llght-hatneES and Draught Horfiss Spiing Carts, Drays, Harness, Saddlery, &o. Seocnd-hsnd Waggonette Poverty Bay Rye Graea HUNTER & NOLAN, W. B- COOHBAHKj IJA3. DAOBB TO ■ MORROW, PIANOFORTE, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, WARDEOBF. HOUSBHOD FDRNITURS, VIOLIN. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 20th Inst., at 11 o'clock, KO3KWOOD PIAHOFOBTK, Stool. Rosa ■wood Suite tn green rep, Brussels Carpet, Knp, Fenders, Walnut Work Table, Walnm Davenport. Walnut Tables, Cnrtalns, Kiwi and Kgff, Sewing ■ Maohlaes, Chairs, Piomres. Crookery, '. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Hair Mat trasses. Polli&ceeß, Chest Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Marble-lop Washstand and Dreasinu table, Mirrors. Wardrobe, Plate Glass Doors, Oilolotb, long Bath, Eitcben Utensils, &c ;';'.' At 11 o'clock prompt, Under Dißtrets for Bent. Lot Glass, Picture Framing, &c At 12 o'Clock. A Valuable Violin and Case, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, '■. Auctioneers. tf. B. OOOTBAHbT JAMBS DACB» MONDAY, MAY 7. '. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Mtf TAE6E ALT.OTMBNTB, ARCH TJILIi, bch Hill. to be leased fob forty years. mHE Subscribers will lease by auCtioD, JL At their Rooms, Fort-street, oh Monday, W3 7. at 12 tfolooki , ING ALLOTMENTS, being SuVdt ' vlßlon Lot 16. Eeotlon 9, having front aseaof fromso to 137feet,by 130 feetto HO feet In depth. these allotments are situated at the Junotlon »f too Great North Foart and the roafls to the BlanKhtar Houbo and Poneonby, Immediately ooDoslta Mr Hoinioa'a Hotrf; and from their nroiimltj to thn brick woika and olher lndas tries, cannot fall In a abort lime to be In great demand as homes for working men. Planß and further information on application *° 8 A.MUEL COCHRANE & SON, J Auctioneers. #-IOUNTKY CATTLE SALES Papakura-Wednesday, April 25. t y:-; - alkred bucklakd, 'jHJJaoj^nSTS, X H.E HAYMA RXE T. a ALE OF VWOL, SHEEPSKINS j5 HIDES AND TALLOW, e»oh Tuesday, BtWo'cloofr. ;"' ALFRED BUCKLAND. B. TONES. X, 0. OABE. B. D. TOHKS PRELIMINARY AKNOUB CEMENT. B, TONES & CO. «*TILL sell by auction, in April next, IHB WHUrKNOWN PROPBRTY ol the ■ WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Limited), | at HUNTLY, aejoining the IAUPIKI COAL MINES, Tho tiand la sow being laid OH In TOWNSHIP SECTIOMB ACR^ ALLOTMENTS, ana CRURAL SECTIOKS o£ 5 acres each, At the same time will be sold SBB.-HOSSES,' with ALLOTMENTS '" < (Which now stand on the property, ••'y " Conslßtlng of— " i Houfea containing lour rooms each l Souse oontalninu three rooms •'1 House containing two rooms " i Blankamith'a Bhop J BtoWe. Terms Bft6y« Plans ready shortly, jnutherpartlcnlara mar be bad of & CO., AnnHoneera.



„ •*-»—«*■, ~rr-7™r -~*-m™™- Hotels. |p XCH A H G S HOTEL, (Bolter known as tho Bakhel Hotel), P A It N IS L I/. ' i tlio Froprlotor hna fjono to consldorablo ospenßO In KK-F.IiECTIXQ THIS lIOTKL, wlliOU is Now Open to Hid Gonoral Public rho BILLJARD-ROOM i 3 admitted by coinpo tont judges to lio One op the Best in Auck land ; it is oxtni well furnished, and contains ono of Alcock's Tables (now), at a coat o£ nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatio Ktiuilibl'ium Cushion, and is under tho management o£ Mr. H. Suuman, for somo timo Marker at tho North orn and Auckland Clubs. WI KS AND uiri^O f THE BEST Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON. Proprietor. Land and Estate Agents O S B O X K~*"e, 0 Xstttte, Lend, »nd Gonorttl Gommla len Agent, 81, Quaon-streat. Anokland. Tin Ok ? a 1j JB, JT By KDWABD AY X HOUSE AND ILAND AGENT. (IKNKRAIi BUBINKB3 for Sftlo; turnover BIRKisnUKAD (aear Wharf)— New Oroomod House BDSI*HS3 SITK-Kybor Puss. Cheap. OHKHUnGA-Houso (S roonml £250 and WOO ONKHUNGA—SmaII Housno ohoap 31CASMKLD KOAD—Houao (8 1 ooms). £500 SKAFIKLU HOAIJ-flooso und Lot, ,0550 CITY (to Lease)-Corner Shop, £3 a week MOUNT AI.HKKT-Honso (10rooms),2 aorea MOUNT ALBKRT-Housa (12 rooms), 9 aoroa MOUNT ALHHRT-Choloo Building Sitos MOUNT KDKN- Uoubo (7 rooms), 1 aoro MOUNT EDKNT-Honse (S toome), £550 MOUNT KIiKN-House (1 rooms), £210 MOUNT KDHN—Houeo 17 rooms), 10 aoroa MOUNT KiOHN—*-hops, oapital eimatton • MOUNT KDEN-Choiee Building Sltos RIOHMON U—Hon6Oß (3 to 4 roome) KIOHMOND— Building Sites UAMIbTON-Chcilco Aoro Lota CITY (to Leaso)-M»nufttomrinß PremlflOß with. or without steam power. &o, GRKKNSLANK-sacres: flno view HLLKRSMIC-Choto* Building Sites KDEN TKKRACK-Houso (8 rooniB), large Lot FAKMS at Hamilton, Cambridge, Pukerlmu, Whata What*, K&ipara. &o. WANTED, Small Honsea near Queen-atreet to Purchase or Kent VTili.iam Gulliver 1 HOUSE. LASD, KBTATB; AND COMMISSION AGENT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, PLANS, &C, COMPILED. (coombssb clmmbkrs. 88, qukeh-stbbbt, Auckland.) W.G. beRB to notUy his friends and tho publlo generally that ha hsa removed to the above SromlßOJ, where he hopes, by strict attention to the requirements of his clients, to merit support. From hU large knowledge of Fonsonby Pro perties, he la in n position scoond to none lo deal with parties buyinft or selling In that dis trict. Inspection of my list respectfully invited. A ready ualo for Cheap Housea and Allotments NO SALK NO OHAKGB. A lone list of Country Properties open to In. speotlon. lasuranoos «ffoot*d at Lowest Bates. Remember the Add teta— OOOMBKS' CHAMBERS, QUKBN-BTBmtT. V. 3. MOSS. IW. F. O SULLIVAN F. j. Moss* Co.. HOUSK, LAND, AND K3TATK AGENTS, SHOBTLAKD-BTRKBT, Intending Buyers are respectfully invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Itatoa of Intoroa CHAS, '%M IJUjbiAMSON, HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. Bankoro i—National Honk of Now Zealand, RENTS anfl IlO'SIf" T Collociad. MONEY Invested to ■% ■ pltallnta on flrst-oliua WourtUea, withoui C* sb. Six per oeat klloired on depoalta vat. 9 ivested, MORTGAGES and LoANS NegotlftteO: SHARKS Bonsht or Bold to orde?. BSTATKS Manaced for Abssnteai. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Housea Boilii OB the WBSfely Payment System. BUILDUP} ALLOTMSNT3 FOR BALB A9 PWS SOOT I— Sootland-atreet, 80/ Weas-street, 80/ lalterman-Btrset, HI Hopburn-BWoet, 80/ Bond-stroet, 18/ Llgar Place, 68/ Arayle-Btreet, 16b Richmond Road, £3 Beresford-atreat, 801 Cook-atroat. aiO Percival Parade, «/ Wharf Road, 20/ Roolamation, fi6 Mount Kden Road, £i Howewtxeei, 80/ IKyber Pass. £8 10b Haofeott-atraet, 45/ Valley Road. IPs Norkhcota, 10a Brtghtoo Koa<s,lo/ And la variant o*'fcer ctreeta »* \ay>r rates. AAl\(\i\ SO LSND, la Hunsu 81 £10 and up- S'wUU wsrds, on sood isoourities. QCBURBAN HOTHL for Sale, about 7 miles >5 from Auckland, on main thoroughfare, with several norea ot land adjoining;. Ciuaco ior brewer or capitalist r^HAPKIrSTItKET—Two Houseß for Saloon \j deferted payments. Capital chance for handy man or working carpenter. rflWO BRICK SHOFw for Palo In tho Centra X of tho Oity. Qolta Sow. Excellent pofll tlon for bnsineß3. ■»„.'. PONSONHY.— Five-roomed Houaa for Bole in Ciaretoa-atraot; will finished; good Ksrden. Price «80fl. TPHANELJN BOAD—New Groomed House £ for Sale, at £450; city water; or to Le», at PARNELL— Six-roomed House (hew) for Silo in Kutland-street; pleasant view of har bonr. Price, £325. Easy term jof payment. WEIAIHGTON-STRSKI'-Broomed House for Sale, with 3 large allotmonte, front garden. Price £150. /"IOUNTKY SrottK for Sale, with 8-roomed \j House. Stable. Cow-shed, Fowl-house. Pig gery. Five acres in orop and orchard. Or to Let at 25s weakly, "YTORTHOOTK—Allotments: two fine Corner i.i| Allotments tor Sale, five minutes walk from l»t whsrf. £3<i each. i»OS«BaNK KSTATK.-Nesrly Four Aorea JTV for Sale, on main road to Anokland; level land,fenced. In grass; li miles from Auokland. Alto, 22 acros, water frontage. HOUSK at Mount Eden with about two aorea ground, having a main frontage of 417 f t.j orchard, garden, cow-«bod. pigsty, fowlhoueo, etc Price, £875. Kasy terms. roKft—NEWTON—Four-roomed House and **OU workshop for Bale, with good gardtn. DUBLIN -bTRKET, Newton—Very ootnfo > able Honso for Palo (now), near Pott and Telegraph Offices, on deferred ptymentu. BBRHSFOKU-STRKKr— few and veryoon veaignt Cottage for Sale, near Congrego- Uonul Church, On easy terma. HAMILTON (WaikaJo)—House and aore ot ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand, tor £95. Lot 321. ' ■«irAIKIEKIE-Bighty Aorea at WaJkteMe W for£Cs. Splnndidohance for working man. NORTHCOTH — Beven-roomed Houoe, otk. buildings, fto,, and 90 aorea ot Land for Sale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour, Alaoi New 7-roomed House and nearly 6 acres. DEVONPOHT, Loka Koofl —BBverai ten choice Villa Sites for Sale, having road and eea frontages, and possessing yho finest landscape views to be found around Anokland. joKft-A NIOK NEW COTTAGH In New- AZq\) toe ft,, sale, with large shod, allot ment 10 z 1001 very cheap. TIirAITSMATA RIVSK FROWrAGE.-Lana VY for Sale at S3 per acre. In Urge or small j^^c-HOUsTfor Bale In William-street, liiZVi) MM gt. j&mea" Ohuroh. Alao, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, TMPSOM—GflnHemaa's Villa Residence, seren JCJ rooms, coach-house, 6t*ib!inß, &o, £1000. BBMUKKA— 16 &cr3ts, to Sa'Sj dte'.lcntßOil r aad sjilocflld irtaw BRIGHTON ROAB, ParnoU - Ste-roomed Honca for sale, allotment W x 100 i water lald")n. Piles, ('WO. TjONSONuy—Wsw Sh-Tpom&i ilOTiae aad X Workchoj) tor salsi sweaWitmentij two froutauea i csbs ssjks. WiLRMS also For Bs!b «» Waftomia, Paro ■B moremo, SJokas'B Polni, Wainafcarel, Muhti. ransi:, North Show, Pnnalrnr*. fto- Also, eea list to NcviZtcOand Beruli t.->:6 Weekly Nnea. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, EBTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lane. Oonvevances. npELEGKAPfIf LINE OF COACHBS LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, klrkwood and lake street, cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. W, K. CARTER, .fropnetor. W. K. C. begs to return his sincero thanks to his numerous Mends and tho public generally for the liberal support ho has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meet tho requirements of this rapidly advancing., district, he is at present BUILDINS LARGE ADDITIONS to his PBEMISES. which, when completed, will make thorn second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied ■with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful Buggies and Saddle Horses always on hlro. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually a Cambridge. December 22,1882. raiELEPHONK LINE OF KOYAL X MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE :- Loavo Victoria Whabf, Devonpobt at 7.15 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and d.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Schoolhouse at 8.45 and 11 a.m.,and3ands.ls ffig _ Leave Devonport at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p,m. Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor.. rivi I M E^ T A B L E, JL ' ' ' " BAiNßEmaß's "Busses. From Union Bank—7 mlnutea past tho hour, and 23 minutes to tho hour, ■ y . J From The Threk Lamps—2o minutes to the hour, and every hour. Night Trips prom TowN-}-paßt 0, i-past 10/ andi-pantli. '.: From Union Bank to Shelly Beach —so minutes past 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minntea past 5,7 mlnuteaniist 0, and 23 minutes to 8. UFrom Shells' Beach—B.3o aim., ito 11, }to sJto9. .■•'



Money. INDUSTIUAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT n UIL DIN G, , fcA-ND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (COUNKH OF VULCAN BANK AND QUEUN-STBEJJT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Sooioty ig now isauing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily carrying full rate o£ Interest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES oC £20 oach, carrying 7 por cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. , Interest alloivod on Doposlts for 12 months, 7 por cent, and on Doposits for 0 months, 0 por cent por annum, BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Sooioty advanooa on Approved Frcohold and Leasehold Proporty to tho oxtont of thrco fourths tho value. Bomnvors may pay off part or tho wholo of their Mortgages at any timo. Reduced Tublo of Rates and any further par tlonlars required may bo obtained at tho Society's olllces. GEORGE FRASER, Manugor, MONEY TO LJSJND ON FHEKHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Bkokkr and Commission AGENT, 13. CUSTOMHOUSK-STRKBT, AUCKLAND 0 H N W. H A R D I E, land. commission, and k9tatk agk.nt, Money Lknt Notes, Houbkß, fcbnlturb, &o. Bills Dlßoountod Daily. Mortgages Negotiated. HIHH-BTKKKT, AuOItLAN ■ £1U to £1,000. YIOTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY, HIGH-STRKKT. AUCKLAND POSITK CITY COUNCIL OFifIOK8). Money advanoe from filO to £1000 on Personal Security, Da da ct Property. Share*, &o. Kepnymenta can be made In Instalments o( Onb Shilling pbk Wrick for each Pouhd bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. CommnnloatloDß Confidential. Post Offiob Appimaa i Box 80. Anokland. * UUKLAND rHttMANENT JE±. 00-OPKKATIVB BUILDING AND INVKBTMKNT SOCIBTY. Otmobi—ut, Qunuc-STBnni LOANS cranted upon approved Bsocrlttaa el Freehold or Leasehold Propertlea In Bums oi tisa to £0,000 principal and Interest bains re payable In Instalments at the following Rn duobd Rates (oi repayment of eaoh MOO borrowed i— Repayments extend! p.. w««k Total amount A a. d. A v. d, lyaar. - - I 0 S 1H 0 0 1 yeani _ - 1 010 108 t I I yean _ - HI UI U P lymut _ - 11 I m 8 8 t yean _ _ ! » ISO IS I 8 -ear* _ _ T 1 HT II 8 IQyaani J t 8 ( 1M 18 I And n the same proportion (or imallei or larger loan*. DKPOHSTB.—Tho Sooioty rsoalves Money on neponit #« r»tes as follows:—Repayable at 7 dayn notice. S ocr «mt. par annum; repayable In she months, 8 per cont. tier annum. JOHN BATBICRI BeoruUJT. XCHANGE ON NBW VOB.K AND LONDON, In sums to suit. FOll BALB BY ARNOLD, HINKS, AND CO.. Corner of Cuutom-housn and Kovt atroeta. ON BY TO LfiNl), in large or small tuinn. at übiuU rates of Interest. CONNKIJj & CXMieKK, yolloltors, VnloAii I.«ne. uNnY TO LIiNU OH PEKiiOSAi, SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £110s Porsons borrowing £10 rccelvo £9 Persons borrowing £20 rcceivo £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £i 5 Jlopnyable In Wcokly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictoat secrecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY. lIlKh-atroot (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). MONEY TO LEND, on Keal natnto, In sums of £50 and upward?, at the cur rent rates of Intorea;.—Apply Win. a. Coohrane. 'iS, N. Z. t in«urauoe Unlldluca, or damuol Coonr»no ami trpn, Fort-etreet. ONKY To LEND on Mortgage fit First-class Freehold Oeourlllee. W.V. COLE MAN, Solicitor. Corner of Qaoon and Bnort]nnd-Btr<SPtß, ALAKGE Hum of Mouey to Lend on . good Freehold Security, at lowest rate of Interest. — C. Aickin, General Commission . Agent, High street. -Pif)YiOrt TO LkmD on FKEEBOLD 3jW,VVV S KCURITY.-Apply WINGATK, BURNS, & CO., Fort-street. X»10,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 3w and upwards.—F. J. Mosa and Co., Short and-stroot. ONEY TO LKND, in large and small sums, at current rates of Interest. Apply to PKTER OLtPHANT, SoUcitar, Hlgh-Btreet. ONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of lntorest.-Aoplr to JACKSON & ROBSKLL. 3 Olloltorg. Fort-Btreot. Medical. ■XTEKVOUS DEBILITY. Dr. S. C. West's Nerve and Brain Tiikat- Mknt. a guaranteed Spcciflo for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Hoadacho, Norvous Prostration caused by tho use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakeful noss, Montal Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting In insanity and loading to misery, docay, and death. Premature Old Ago caused by over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-lndul genco. Each box contains one month's treat ment. ■ Ss a box, or six boxes for 25e, sont by mall prepaid on recoipt of price WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any oaso. With eaoh order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 355, we will send the purohaser our written guarantee to re fund tho money if the treatment doeo not effect a cure. Guarantees Issued only by J. P. KINO & SONS, Chemists, ' Quoon-stroct. Auckland. AMES O A T B R, DIBPBNBING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (Mekuicr Phabmaobdtioal Booikty), HOBBON-BTRBKT, oloso to WelUngton-atreet, _. ~ 4UOKT.AND. N.Z uIVKK OUAUfIiAU< 1-cr. DR. KIN G' 8 DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS) without Mer onry). Thb Best Rbmkdv vor Biuodbrrds SIOMAOH DBUANBKMKMT, FLATDLBMOX, PAIHB BBTWBBlf: THJS SHOUtDEKS, BAD APPUTITS, liTOIGEBTIOIf, ACIDITY, HBAD-AOHB, HkAßT bvuh, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Aoknowledgod by mauT eminent Burgeons to ba the safest and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at 18 ltd, 98 Bd, and is M. Bold by Chemlpitfl and Modlofno Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Korke, London. SpoolaUy tolordlp Ptui tot nwidents nbroad and traveuers; Sold fry Kmhpthobkk. Pbobskb & Co. P UPPER'S QUIHINB »nd IKON TONIC rouses and doyolopes the nervous energies, enriches tho blood, promotes appetite aispelfl languor and depression, fortifies tbo digeßtive organs. • Is a upooiflo remedy for nenrislgla, ague, indigestion, fevers of ovora kind, cheat affections, and In wasting diseassa scrofulous tendencies, &o. The whole frame fa sreatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, tho mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robuet health certain. Bottles, 82 doses, 4s 6d i next bleo, Üb. Sold by Chemists evorywhore. Tho nama of J. Popper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the label. There is no Tonio so certain In offeot as Pepper's Quinine and iron, It la Btrougly recommended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for nso in every oa?e of f syer or febrile condition. Sold by Kbmpthobnb Pbobsbb ahd Co. TIARAXACUM AND PUDOPHYI.LIN, X Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. ThJaJFlnid combination, extracted from medf. oinal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for the oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, whtoh are generally pain beneath the ahoulden, he&d-aohe, drowsinesa, no appetite, tarred tongue, disagreeable taste In the morning, glddlnesa, disturbance of the Btomaoh, and feel. Ing of general depression. It seta the sluggish liver in motion,' very slightly aots on the bowelff. j giving a sense of health and oomfort with 2i hours. It is the safest medicine. Taraxaonm and Podophyllin Is a fluid made only by J, PBPPKR. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label. Bottles, 3b fld and is Bd. Sold by all Chemists.. ■ A most valuable and essential medloine for India, Australia, ttnj Cape, and Colonies generaUy, gold bY KKMPTHOBNg. PBOSaSB &CO •• , |A)TION."-An ISx- O lernal Mean? OJ CURING SKIN DIBBASK3. Thera 1h soaroely any eraptioii but will yield to "Salpholhurln » tow daya, and oommenoe to fade' away, oven U It seams past oure, Ordinary plmpleo, rednoßS, blotohes, aouxf, ronghnesa, vanish aa limy magioi whitel- Old; enduring akin dlsorderg, that have plagued the suflerero for years, however deeply >rpoted they may bo, "Snlphollno* will Buooeesfuurr, attaok them. 'It destroy a ' the ' anlmalculas wnlohoalSheßennslgh&y, Irritable, painful affeotldna, and always produooa a dear, healthy , natnrei oonflltionof the Bkin. "Bulnhollne? Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, ft Od , Made by 3. Poppei tnd do H lioadoau Bold by KwiiPTHOima, Psoaana ft Oai



Lime &c. (Ground JLiime. GROUM> LIMB, FOR SALIC, SOUTHGA Tfi'.S MAHURANQI HYDIIAULIC GROUND ROCHB LIMB, 111 any (lunntlty, lor Ooncroto Patha, ifloora CollarH, etc. (noxt to stono flasßiiiß, la un pivallod for durability ami Imrd-Botting qualltios). For tanks and othor.wot work i la a first-class material. B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, ' COSTOM-HOUSE-STREKT, TAKB NOTICK-That notwithstanding all that in eald In divour o( other Mahu rangl Llmca, tho fita&dy but Increasing domand from »U carts of Auckland and Provinces, South and Australia, Is a sufllclont guarantee an to the genulnecs of PULHaM. UiNNATYNK AND CO.'rt HYDRAULIC I.IMII'. (for Walls, Floors and Garden Paths It Cannot bk Udiibed Out. —For olronlara and f nrthor information apply nt Auckland Branch, Cnstom-honso-Btraot Wcat, Sewlnar Machines- SBTAUHSUKD ns BPKOUt Jji^'^^jk AFPOINTMKNT Buy ONLY THK OKLKBKATKU \ MAOHINBS. The Eaaiost, ISlniploat. Best Made, and Moat Durable. Tho only Sowing Machine whloh haa cover beamboatou in competition. 80le Anenta In New Zealand f BHiKKSPEAK AND CO., (Opposite tho MarkeM UUKKN-STKKKT. Singkkb Sewing Machines, Stagers Maohlneci Binuort Decisive Maohinea Singer's Decisive Maohinea Singer1!) Doolaive Maohinet 81nger*8 Decisive Machines Hinder*!) Decisive Maohlnea Blnoga's Decisive Machined Singer's Deol>ivo Machines Blnuert Decisive Maohinea Slnger/i and Maohinea Singer's Ororwholmloit Maohinea Singer's Overwhelming Maohinea Singer's Overwhelming Maohinea Singer's Overwhelming MaohUiea Singer's Overwhelming Maohinea Slnger*B Overwhelming Maohinea Singor'fl Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwholmlng Machlnee Singer1! Vletory for the Singer Maohinea Blnger'B Vlotory Maohinea Singer's Vlotory Mnohlnea Singer's Vlotory Maohinoa Sioger'B Vlotory Maohinea 8lBKOt"3 Vlotory Machines 81nser'» Vlotory Mnohlneo Sinner1!-. Vlotory Mnclilnea Sln«er • Vlotory Machlnee Sinner's Victory t'auhlnes SlnKtr'o Victory Maohines Singer's At Ohrlstohnroh Kxhlbltlon Mnchlnei Slngor a The tjlnger Machlnoo Singer's The Singer Machlnee Singer* The Ulnger E£sohine« Blngar''! The Singer Muchlnea Singer c The Singer Mschlnea Slnu'fli1 c The Singer Maohinea Singer» Tho aingor. Moohtnet ainaor'a Two Hold Medals Maohlneii Slnßßr'e Tyro Gold Moialj Mnchlnoo BlQßcr"» Two Uo!d Medals Uachlnea Mtiitfer'« Two Gold Madala Maohluoa Slmjor't Two Gold Me<lal« Mftohlnee Sizars Two Gold Medals Maphlniw Singer'] Two Gold Modaio Mnohlnn Sinter.. ''**ilng all ConiDatltora MmWum Slnger'u iloatiiiK all Machine! Slnger'H Haattng all Mnohlnei Singer'D Beating all Machines Slngor'a lieatlng all Moohlnei Singer's Beating all Maohinee Singer's Compatltora Machine* Bulger's Uompetlton M&ohlnel Slnnor'B Competitor* Maoolnoi 81n«ar"ii Competitors Machines Singer's Competitor* Maohlnoa Blnger't. Beating all Compoiltlon, Maoblnec Singer's Alvvaya ltcllnbla Maohinei Blnger'a Always Kellable Kachinei tjlnger'c Always Uellable Maehinee Slnsor'rf Therfirigßrls Machine* Slugor'e The linger la HaohtaM Singer's Thodlngfris Machine* Siager'a Tho simpleai ana Heat Machine* Singor'a Tho Bimpleat and Rest Msohlnw Blnwar'n Tho Blmplent and Uea« MiiOhlno« Singer's Always Kallablo Maohine* Slngor'B alw.its Hellahlo Machines Singer's Always Itoilablo Maohlnoe Slnger'o The Slngur la Machlnae Singer's The Singer ia Maohinei Slngurt Tho Singor la Machlnoi Singer's The Singer In Maohlnw Singer's Tho Singor la Maohinei Sinner's The Sinner la Machinal Singer's The Singer la Maohtnee Singer's Tno linger la Machine* Singer's The Singer la Machine! Singer's The Singer Is Unequalled Machine* Singer's Uneqtuutea , MuohtnM Blngar1 !' Unoqaallod Maohinei Singer's UneauaJletl Maohlnec Singer's Unequalled Maohinej Singer's Uneqnalled Machine* Singer's Unequalled Maohine* Singer's Unequalled Maohinei Singer's Unequalled Machine* I Blnger^ Unequalled Machine* i ginger's Uneqnailed Maohinei Singer's Unoquallod In tho world. Machine* Singer's Largest Sale Machlnee Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnot Singer's Largest Bale Machine* Bin get's Largest Sale Maohlnoa Sieger's Largest Salo Maohinet Singer's Largest Salo Maohinei Singer's Largest Balo MaohineE Singer's Largest Sale Machines Slngor's Largest Sals vtachlnet Singer's Largest Sale Maohinee Slngor's in tbo World. Maohlnoc Singer's 3s 84 Per Weofc Maohinee Sin- or'n 3a Bd per Woek Maohinee Singer's 2s Gd per Week Maohine* singer's Jsßd per Week Maohinei t-lngor's 2a 6d per Week Machines SngerV JaM per Week Machlnoe Singer's in 6d cor Waak Machine* atnuHr'B 2a Sd per Week Maohlnes Singer's Sa 6d per Week Maohinee Singer's — Maohlnes Singer's BKAMOO Maohinee Blniior's MaoMnoa Slngor's 261, Qneen-streeJ Maohinoj Mnnor'e sm.Qaeen-Btroet Maohlnee Slngor's Sol. Uaoon-etreet Maohinee Singer's Kl. Queen-atreet Maohlnoa i Singer's Ml. Uneon-atreat Maohlnee ! Singer's 381. Qneen-atreel Maohlnoa Singer's SBl. Qneen4tra«i Maohinea ; Blogor'B . 261s Qnoea-Btreot M'ODlnea Singer's AukUufl Maohlnee 1 Singer's Anoltlanrt Maohinea Singer's Anokland Maohinea I Btnger'a Anoklsnd Machmea Singer's Auckland Maohinea Singer's Auckland Maohinea Singer's AoofcUntf. Maohlnoa Blngor's Maohinea SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES. W. 0. D» N w B s THB QBBAT S3.WING MAOHINE IMPORTKH, HAH JOST EICOBIVBD A laaj Shipment of the Challenge Maohtyn the World— Tax WHnni Co.'s Sawrao Maohiss, The Mont SUent The Ohoapest Thß Moat Rapid The Highest Ann The Moat Simple) Tlis Lamest Tunis The Most Kasy to Work The Seat Cotw Tho Most Durable The Simplest Shnltla Xhs Hoot Klesant Kha Neatest fitluto I'SHAOiUB ESAOHJKES has® &$ 10s, STHK BB3V BSWiaa HAOHJCHBB BVBK HiJDB, Frlea ol HAND Maohinks, £3 IO«i AIM. AKWAYB OH HAHD. i Heuulna 81ug«r Frlater ana Bo mem Werthelin Standard Howe Company"* , Wheeler snfl Wllsoa Brover and Baku'fi Jonoa'R ABO DomeatU) Aadotber Hood maicM vwm 98, D, 7KB WKBK I 28. 6D. MB W«EK! ,iit auoHißKa aviMAmaeD, Shosa MttoWfioa owbebM of my Agemtai- H, McLean and Co., Pioneer Store, Whangare 1 ThomMWella, Cambridge | William Stevena on Cnehungck i K. Wayte, Hamilton i Farnell and Swrlan, Glaborne j, Bruiuxau find Oo» Tnurnngm »b4 at other plaoss. ~ . , QUHKN-STRKBT. : ,. /?« COD LIN'S 00A OH %jte LBAVKfI M M • lOnehnnga— " AnoManfl— 8.30 s.m. 12 noon ISOnm 4VMp.m, BfltnraajNlahl-.



Drapery and Olothiiwr. 1 $ i ? , ■■■■•;• SAMUEL nOOMBES «, fiO. AMUEL VjOOMBBS a \JO, Belns determined to dear oat the SnUra Stock I or <J» OoSGRAVE & Co,, Haveraadaanob FURTHER REDOCTIONS AiwlUtfflMt an immediate clearance, Fob One Mont* Thli la »n opportoully which Large Baron arid Biowkoapera Bboald •vaß thamMlTM o*. no the floods In manj doDartmeots in marked »t ONE THIRD THEIR COST PRIOB, ! WE OAW, BPKOIAL ATTKKTION [ TO TOM j AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK I OBSKRCO Bf j J. COSGHAVE & CO., i tost rvPKNKD. { IT CONdISTd Or > BILKS, SATINS, VSLVETB, DKBBS > MATERIALS. S ALSO. I OA OAB B 8 J *U OAH X S i : : . ■ or ■ ! DOLMANS, JACKETS, ULSTBRS, ! UNDJSRXUOTHIMG, &O| | Amobb which u«Bomoctthaß*<ft«rtArtlei«i ! erat Imported to AwAUnd. ! They wIU bo Sold at Ptlom tool Outouwn wlUtffaßtaßAVlNaot 10/ IN THE iG FOR ONE MONTH, BY BAMUEL CboMBBS & Co.* ON THK PBBMISHS tiMLT OOOnPIED BY J» (JOSQRAVJS & Co. I



Prospectus. _ _ 1 PKOSPEOTUS OF TIIE AUCKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LIMITED, CAPITAL £150,000, In 30,000 Sharoa or £5 Each. Tho Capital to bo called up as follows: 5s per share on application, 5a per sharo on allotment, 5a por sharo lit intorvak of three months, as requirod, until £3 per sharo is paid up. Provisional Dirkctoks : Anderson, 11. E., Eaq. Morton. H. 8., Esq. Aiokln, Graven. Esq. Mitohelson, E., Esq., Barber, H. Py Esq. M.H.R. Carr, E. C , Esq. McKenzie, D. H.. Esq. Chambers, Jno,, Esq. Masofleld, T. T., Esq. Craig, Job., Esq. Nathan, A. H., Esq. Dowar, A., Esq. Owen, G. W., Esq. Qeddos, J. M., Esq.. Porter, A., Esq. Hardy, J., Esq. Stono, C. J., Esq. Hulme, GflOi, Ksq. Stono, C. 8., Esq. Harpor, Goo., Esq. Tonks, 8,, Esq. Hull, W. F., Esq. Wilson, J. h., Esq. Brokers : Brokers' AssGolation. Managing Director : C.B. Stono, Esq. Secretary, pro tern.: J, C. Borgor. Thb objoot of this Company is to provide ton nago sultablo to tho growing trado of the Port of Auckland, no that tho imports and exports of our city may bo as much as possible carried in locally-owned vesskls, and the shipping business oarrlod on by a purely local com pany. Tuo rates of freights current in this colony compare most favourably with thoso ruling in neighbouring oolonios, and are, as a rule, sofllolontly remunerative to leavo a good profit, trading honoe either foroign or intercolonial. Tho acknowledged daily increasing commer cial importanco of Auckland is a sourco of gratification, and tho shipping trado, undor skilful munagement and with sufllciont oapital, would meet with Bpeody and great develop ment with many parts of tho World with which wo are at proiiont not in absolutely direct com munication. Tho objeot of this Company is to provido ves bols to trade in tho directions already opened, and others which may from time to tlmo oil'cr inducements. There is ample room for a woll-organlsed now lino between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with Now York, and with aomo of the largor centres of Continental European trade. Of oourso, tho largo and increasing export of bulk and oawn timbor will form an Important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne, Adolaida, &c, boing al ready established, could easily bo continued with regularity, whilst tho Nowcastlo and Groy mouth cool trades should bo also provided for. There Is a vast Hold in prospective for a good trade with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Caloutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign porta, with Bomo of whioh, ovon at tho present moment, a profltablo dlroot trado is being carried on in a desultory mannor, and which would flnd support from tho now in dustries lately established hero and In prospec tive establishment. Tho Company do not proposo to limit them selves to running their own vessols, but will from timo to time charter vessels when re quirod, in tho event of their own not. being immediately available Messrs Stono Brothers, who have for some tlmo carried on a good shipping business, and who hava now fairly startod a new London lint, possoM the nucleus of a fleet suitable for oom monolng operations, and arrangements have been made to toko ovor their vessels and the good-will of their shipping business for the sura •f thirty thousand six hundrod and fifty pounds (£30,650), they taking half the amount in Com pany's sh&ros. Their Hoot, consisting of ! vessels, with aggregate tonnago of 2612 tons should bo augmented as soon as possible sc that tho business may be extended without delay, especially tho London and American branches. The services of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho staff at presont under his control, who aro experienced in this lino of business, havo been scoured to take oflloo undo) tho new Company. It is further proposod that tho working ox pensos should be conducted on striotly oconoml col principles, the expense of agencies anc branchos to be dofrayod out of commissions ot tho actual freight* oarnod by thoso branches. The proponed capital is set down at £150,000, but as only a small portion in required at preaonl for tho purchaso of tho existing fleot and cor tingont expenses, further capital will not be colled up until vessels sultablo for tho Londor and other trudos may offur for Bale at reasonable priors, until which timo it is nroposod to chartoi vessßlfl as required to supplement tho ptoson! floot. It is proposoi to invite all Auckland business men and all who may havo any interest in tin trade ot our port to tiiko Shares in this loca Company, and to give tho undertaking overj possible support. The Company would thus 1h In c. moasuro self-supporting, and strong enough to oompoto most successfully with any outside or foroign company or fori-ign shipping. The Company could then not fall to bo a crodit tc our port and a most lucrative Investment tc Bharoholderei. Tho promoters having every oonfldonco in the sucoeiß of tho undertaking, now appeal to the public to Insure it by subscribing frooly foi Sharon. LIST OF VESSELS. Lalra, Iron Barquo 492 Alccatls, Iron Barquo 398 Stanley, Wooden Hi igantino .. .. 351 Parnell. Wooden Krigimtino .. .. 318 Caberfoidb. Wooden Barquo .. .. 333 Peerless, Wooden Hrigantino .. .. 292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barquo .. .. 2U Euorgy, WooJen3nmstcdSchooner .. 185 2C12 An extract from tho books of Messrs. Stone Bros, shows that seven vessels of tho valuu ol £25.000 yielded un average monthly profit ol £530, eeiual to £0360 por annum, exclusivo ol charge for insurance on hulls. Thcso ilgurcs servo to show that with alargei fleet, oxttmdud business, and more capital, sub- Btantlal dividends may confidently bo antici pated. Ironmon«r«rv, rUXBAJ1 rjTAKDWARI O OUBF, *S«, QUfIEN.STKBKT J* * J I) IOS It, BAVB FOB SALE— * BO WAT'B ANUCiPTNIO LAMPS also, n Suburbs, Ports, Globbs, akd Wikio And a Qraht Variety ot ChlmnlM ftODOBB'S LOOKWOOD'B, AND WIUVACfc TABUS ANJJ POOKKTBBT. JOBUfSOH'S OKt,KBKATK» SOISBOBB OLAlurs BOILKRS SAOOBPAHB. SO. OBirrrra'B paismt tux awb Hotvib Pots, stampbd Tinnsd Mbat and Pn Dishes, Basims and Milk Pans (a) •Imb), Buokkts, Tubs, Pails, and Ovbnb, Bbooms, Scrubbers, Whisks, Sui SAIB, OtOTH, AND ft AIL BUITHHM. (•AKK'B, BLADES, AMD LTNDOH'f 6PAUKB AND inOUINU HARDKN HOK3. HAKKS. I'KOWKLB, AUQUBS, PLAbIKS, HABIMKBB, BBACttS, TWISS AND PATENT! BITS (all SA&)0, J.OOKH HINOBS, NAILS, AND BBASSVABB, SCOTT'S GBMTTIHS WHITR LOAD, KAW AND BOILBD LIMSBBD gOtft SflVB PHB OBNT. IJJtSCOi?KS Ailowea lo Clash PurohaMN on'iOl Salts am nstina to 20a. ntsfi apward «, i(i yarra xius tabob. LeayeAroh HIU- Ui»m •S.SOam Uam UOpm Ipjn Uivtn Sitfpm Leare National Bank lam *io.Uam U.U'sm {.lfinw J,Upm Upd UOpm * Bxoept Toeodar* »na Thandart, when tba " tram Auckland ana 10.S0 from Anlnm wilt go to and bom tha Whan.



Ironmongery. . T.&S.MORRIN&CO:, LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FE-NCING WIBE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. co / la 00 / / 5 CO / / -g ■4 1 % \ / mil a / i / 2 M /Ft / i A 1-4 Single Barrel Gun», Double Barrel Guns, Broach-Loading Guns, Revolvers. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patent Wire Cartridges for long ranges, Cartridge Bags. Game Bags, Gun Casts, Car> triage-making Implements, Re- Cappers, Extractor*, Aic Pistols, Air Guns. T. & S. MORKIN & CO. (Limited) would call special attention to the above ex tensive and well-selected stock of Guns and A mmunition. guns at pricks to suit all pukchasers. Carpentersl Tools. A LARGE fflL-rf^W Assortment of Vf ji--'Js\ English and jB&B^ Jv~r ~~r^~} A morioao 41/ M.\h ''■ $>: Tools, J|| /*-vf comprising:— i ff\\ - / «.\ Saws of every fiSWMfeliiKffil'l >' i " ; description, BttW iViJ^J 1 Braces, Bevel- WlwfPSli^l^^:;^^ 1 led-edg; d Chi- wSKji;[|a,^;'i ;.:-.':''4Si"@4is?S sels, American Wj . SoeKct ( hiseia, W\ 1 FitmeiChisols, V' Gouges, Ham- V. ~ | mers, Squares, V ' Bevels, Gilpiu's \v , "i > | .' Brace Hit., W^l i . Americau \v« Brace Bits, \UV 1 .If .*'''»,■■* Twist Bita, y. Morse's Twist W*,.- ' ■ Drills, Hollow «;**'m[^ ?*''"*■ ' Augers, Wheel- Bwl«J': rlKhti'Bruzze?, M'^'Kh' i Lock Mortico V)S)'«Vi' '' V'' Chisels, Pane \V> JL, ] Irons, Siuglo IBls^^*! and Double ■»l®Ci« Planes wSsSiPl^ (Smoothing, ifflWw^ll Jack, Trying, EK&Vv V"£ Boad, Vgee, Wfel"*:- Grooving, MN; J Ploughs)Bouch iSMpSI Screws, Bench MffliW'&'S Vice-, Uoring KwiiW"^ Machines, oil vISM1"! Stones, Tool \#Suir?s Kits, Floor \LJ"VV, \ Cramps, Wf«SM Smith's Pateut Spiiug Hingta H?.Jy'-:.:". ARNOTTS VBNTILATORS, Indlsponulble in ovoiy Bed-room. ELECTRIC BBLLB-* Electric Bells (in Seta), with Indicators; Single Electric Bells (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Offices. KEROSENE COOKING STOVBS- A Largo Assortment j sizes in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle ox Cooking for Family, CHEAPER THAN GA S. KBROSENB L4MPS- A Beautiful Assortment; New Designs; Dnplex, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, i Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS— English and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim aud Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts,' Door Chains, allows thk door to remain open aTILIi SKOURKIjY FA3THNKD ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamelled Sinks; all sizes ; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines. GARD's JEWEL CLOTHS— A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED, f.&SMORBIN&CO., 'i LIMITED* GENOIHB PACIFIO RTJBBBRPAIST