THE STEAMER DISASTER IN AUSTRALIA.

Desperate Strugglis For Life. TnE Australian papers by the lUngarootna contain statements made by the rescued passengers from the steamer New England, which was wrecked on Clarence Kiver bar. An account of the wreck, with mention of of the iiev. Mr Watkins'a rescue from the vessel, was published last week. A leaf from a pocket book was found ou the beach this morniug in pencil writing, which contained the tallowing woida> " Ambrose Conuell, born in bydney." By other notes in it 1 infer that he had been working at the Chatsworth mill, and is supposed to have been a passenger by the I New England, Captain Mann could not i swim, ife was married, and leaves a j widow and four children, resident in Graf | ton. Mr Wcston was a married man, with a family. Great sympathy is felt for both ' families. The captain had been upwards ioi 20 years in the trade, and was a univer sal favourite. The last 13 people, with tho j exception of the stewardess, who cumo oil" ilio wrcck,all owe their lives to being ahlc to swim. Ahorso on board swarm about the wreck until he was drowned by beins dashed against theship. A calf reached tl csliore.aod 1 was able to walk away immediauly, Two of > the crew who landed in the ship'; boas say they offered, it other boats cou d be g>)t inside at Ilnkn, to pull over tin. bar and attempt to save their comrades, lilt they could not get a bout ot volunteers, The statement of tho chief steward shows that he had a miraculous escape, JUis ail ventures are best described in his own words, He says:—We had 10 saloon passengers, and 13 steerage. We wo c almost off the dyko at 3 o'clock. There waa a heavy sea on; moro than we generally have, Wo have gone out when thero has been moro sea, but thore was more water under us on -those occasions. Xhe ship went very well, and without taki»g wator, until she struck. I had given orders to hare all the port 3 closed, and then ran up on the poop, where I remained. When she struck sho Boon stopped, and bumped very heavily. As soon as sho slewed round the sea made a clean breach ov«r her. The ladies were in their cabin and the gentlemen on tho poop, The steerage passengers also came there too, When tue boats were started to bo lowered I ran aud got the Key. Watkin, sen., out of the captain's cabin, telling him now was hie chance. With the aid. of the chici engineer, they got the three lady pas sengers and the stewardess out through the skylight, as the water was pouring into the saloon, and got them intc tho dingy before she was lowered, exc»pt tho stewardess, who was looking after a young boy. I then wont down to the s»loon in tho hope of saving something.but found everything adrift. The Bide of the ladies' cabin was swinging about, and drawcrs,set tees.^and broken furniture washing about. I found that I could not do anything, and hurried upon deck again. The two boats had left, and wore making for tho shore. One seaman named Davie had jumped over board, but missad the boat and drifted out to saa, and wo were unable to liulp him. The engineer was holding the ensign union ..down in the mizen rigging, and the stew ardess and I held a sheet up also for a time. We were looking anxiously for h»lp from inside, thinking tho pilot boat .would short ly come to our assistance, as the sea was not too rough for them to do so. Wo saw two boats como within a quarter of a milo. Captain Mann kept waving his hat continu ously calling to tho bo»ts to come on, I aid all the p assentors joined in shouting to them and waving what we could. Two steerage passengers, named Jack and Yorky, were washed off" by the eeas, They both swam for a bit, but wore soon lost sight of in the tronghs of tho eoas. A small boat with threo men—two pulling and one steering belonging to a schooner, came out and un der our lee, within 30 yards of vi. There wore then 16 of us, and eight jumped over board and swam to tho boat. All got in ex. Copt one seaman, M'Farlans, who was car ried out seawards. A life- buoy was thrown to him, but he failed to reach it, and was drowned. Iho sea was breaking over us continuously, Tho stewardess and little boy wero np on tho awning, and we took them down. Tho stewardess was placed near tho captain, and took the little boy, The ship was heeled over very much, and wo had to hang on outside as best we could. The pilot boat alitor a little went back without over coming nearer. CapUin Mann continued nil the time to call to thtm. I shifted again with the little boy, and came near to where Captain Mann was. Tho little fellow used to cry a little at times, but I cheered him up. When he saw the boats ho called out himself, " Horo are the boats, wo will.soon be saved." I saw a big wavo coining and told the littlo fellow to hold ou hard. The sen struck mo heavily and I felt I must; co, so let go cf tho boy, who clung to tho rope, and I went overboard to leeward and drifted under tho bowa out seaward. A lifebuoy was thrown to mo and I swam to it after boiuo difficulty, but in spite of ail 1 could do I gradually drifted seaward and began to loso hopo. I twice lost the buoy by h*ving it washed over my head, hue always struggled to reg&in it as my only chanca, For an hour I was drifting thus seawards, but at longth found, myself once more abreast of the ship, but about a milo to the northward, and apparently nearer the Bluff than the ship. 'Jhe tide must now have changed, as I drifted towards the shore, and at length had tho satisfaction of seeing that I was nearer tho shore than the wreck, which 1 could see when on the crest of a wave. I could not see the people on the shore until I touched the sand 1 must have boon near Btupid and blind with the spray Aa soon as I saw tho people I waved my hand, and was swept in and turned over in the rollers. \ was very weak and exhausted, and could not the second time. I was swept out, but ai I came in Messrs Wallace, J, Uriscoll, and I). McUrath ran in and caught me, and helped me ashore after being fully two hours in the water. The greatest kindness waa shown me I was stripped of my wet clothing, and a man took off his flannel and other, clothes, and gave them to me, and I was able to walk with a man on each side, and so conveyed to the houses. The following are passengers' statements: Mr C. M. D. Stuart, railway surveyor, states: I was a saloon psissenger by the steamer New England. |Mr Stuart de scribes tho heaving of the ship's boats and other mattors, as detailed by other survivors], After the chief steward waa swept off, the seas seemed to break more heavily and quickly. Mr Wcston, who was holding on, was the second man- from me, and with a life-buoy over his [shoulders, he complained that he was getting paralysed in his back, and could not hold out.much lonper. Bo looked ex hausted. I spoko to' him. seveial timrs. He had been holding on desperately by the line and the bulwarks. His strength was evidently failing him, and I learnt from what he said that he was thinking very much of his wife and children. The last I heard him say was, "My God, what will become ot my poor wife and children?" I was looking round every now and then to see if the boats wero coming, and while doing so, and holding on with one hand alone, a sea made heavier by the now rising tide swept me off, and at the same time a Chinaman, the stewardess, and the chief officer. When in the water I swam for the boat, whioh I now saw dis tant about 40 yards, I was helped in by the chief engineer, who I found had re turned with the boat's crew to endeavour to save us. The Chinaman, with the stewardess clinging to Ma leg, and then tho chief officer, were all picked out of the water. We would probably all have perished if it had not been for the timely arrival of the boat. When in the boat we found it took no water. The boat re mained a little while to try and save more by means of a life-buoy aud line- One man got on to this, but had to be cut adrift as ho could not reach tho boat. The sea seemed to be rising rapidly, and as none oi the others on tho wreck would jump into tho water the only meanis by which they could be saved, the boat was pulled for the shore, and we got in very well without shipping water. If boats had come out at first when it was evident tho ship could not get off, all would probably have been saved, for while the vessel was whole aud above water and smooth water under her lee, where people could have got in easily. At the second trip of the bo*t the vessel had got so low that the hull formed no shelter, and wa3 far more dangerous tc i approach. When the schooner's boat came ' the first trip we all expected the othei boats to follow, When they did not come, nor appear to come nearer in answer to oui continued beckoning, gave up hope, but seemed to have some faint hope all the time that we would be savM. Tho little boy behaved most plackily, and whenever he gave way at any time he cheered np at once, when told to hold on, and that the boats wo uld come at last. James Johnston, a fine powerful young fellow, says: -I was a passenger, but I have been for several years trading to this port as one ot the crew of the City of Urafton (s.). I was the last man but one who left the wreck alive. I was holding on in company with others on the fore part of

the ship. We had to lie outside on the 1 side of the vessel, as she bad a strong list ( to seaward. We held on by a line and the , bulwark*, with our faces to the sea. lam i v good Bwiuimer, and could have got away with any of the boats'; but knowing that 1 | could swim, I did not like to leave whi'e • women or boys were there, The vessel I pjited in trio about an hour afler the last trip of the schoonc-r's boat, and the stern part skewed completely round. The foie part seemed to get gradually lower in the water. The decks burst up an hour arid a half after the ship became fast. The heavy seas swept- off the second mate and myself. Ido not tnink the second mate could swim, aßd be was drowntd almost immediately.' There was a man theu on the wrecK and ttre young boy, I think the man was the captain, but as another man says its not, I won't be positive, but I thought it was the captain. He wa9 holding the little boy, and several of us had been helping him in turns. There waa [mother man ou the wreck, who, I think was the second steward, who was ap parently quite dead, but held on with a death grip. I had to help him up some time before I was washed off, but he made no answer or movement- Captain Mann often used the expression, "My God, is tbure no one coming to help us?" He did all he could to beckon the boats that were some distance away to coaie to our assist ance, and was continually reminding us to Sivo the boy. I believed all alon>; the boats would come and save us. Any ordinary boat could live iv the sea that was running, provided that she was skilfully managed. 1 swum towards the nearest shore, but waj carried fir to tha norih, I fancy 1 must hAVu beeu in the water nearly two hours. I had a hard swim, but used.to rest myself on my back, I was turned ov«r and ove.- in tlae breakers, and got ou land about a mile from the Bluff. I was able to get^out by myself; there was nobody near where I laud id, and I felt string enough to iun towards the men whom I then saw trom the south on the beach. It must hate been a quarter-past 7 when I landed. Charles Johnston states that ha w»s the man who got. on t» the life-buoy it the last trip of the schooner's boat. He dad jamped off the wreck to rench the buoy. Once he got clo- c to the boat, when a big wave struck her and drove her a long way off. They then told liim that, they w«uld have to cut him adrift, but to stick to the buoy. He then cleared the line off the buoy, and made for the ahote. He was about an hour and a-quarler in tha water, and reached the short ab»ut a mile to the northward. He was helped ashore by a number of men who.c Dimes he does not know, but <oni« were seamen of tlie New Eigland.

Th»M»a ISurke w»s a steerage patsengtr, a labouring man, a*d a light apare man. Ge states he was washed off the wrack late in tbe evening. He is certain tfcat he missed Captain Mann long before he wa» thrown lv the water, Those that were left at last with him were a man with red whiskers- pretty tall, a strong man—and Jilm Gray, Ue had noticed him for a loig time. He held the young boy till he was waihsd off. There was another lad, who appeared to bs about 16 years ef age. There was also F, Denniog He h*ld both boys on, and asked Doming to take them off, bat ke did not do so. Denning was very quiet, and said very little, and lay down at last. There was another man with a life-buoy over his shoulder, Ho appeared to be almost done, a»d not able to more. When he swept into the witer he got a bit of plankint; and held on to it, and swam as well as he oould, and landed near the northern breakwater, but could not have got ashore without assistance, A man named L*rton was the one who helped him. He was veryweak,and had to get stimulants before he came round.

The most accurate reports five 47 persons as the number who were on board the ft ew England at the time of tbo wreck. 36 are waved. The little boy mentioned iv the above report, was drowned. Hi* name wat Alexander Shaw, and was eight yetrs old (hit mother \v;w saved.) Five of the crtw were drowned. Their names are Captain Mann, the master; Frank Leseur, second officer; A. M'F.irlune, D. Cameron, or Kelly, A. Lie.; Thomas Hamilton, second steward, Among the passengers lost was Samuel Weston, Public school teacher at Cowper.

Almost tho whole of the survivors, pas sengers, and crew were brought np the river at the various points of embarkation, The chief officer and the chief steward are suffering most from exposure aid knocking about. The Revs. J. Watkins and W. J, Wat kins are none the worse, a> also the ladies who were saved, tho stewardess being the worat. Nothing was saved by anyone. The Chinatnsn loses £70 in cash and goodi, a. box, tho property of Mr M'Aulay, con* tainisig £11 and jewellery, was found this morning broken open on the beach, its valuable contents abstracted. £30 odd cash, two watches, gold guards, &c, were found on the body of Mr WestoD,

SPORTING.

Tho Oamaru Races,

(PEK PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

OAMARU, Wednesday. THB following weights for the events at the Autumn Meeting of the Onmarn Jockey Club were declared lait sight :—

OAMARtr OOP.—Sir Modred. Bst lOlba; Natalor, B.st 121bs; Ta'iman, Sst 51bs; Somnus, Bst. 31bs; Luna, 7st 131ba ; Envy Filly, 7st 91bs j Sir Garnet, 6st 61b«.

Autumn Handicap.—Sir Modred, 9st 121bs ; Tasman, Bst Gibs ; Somnus, Bst 41b«; Lu«a, Bst lib j Envy Filly, 7st 12lbs ; Iri3, 7st 81bs ; Tiolit, 6st Clbs; Marchiot esai'eil, 6st 6\b>; Sir Garnet, 6st 61bsj Neptune. 6st Gibs.

Handicap uordi* Bacb —The Agtnt, 12st 7lbs; Katerfelto, list 21bs ; Qaamby, list 21bi; Why Not, lOst 121bs; Wild Bny, lOst; Makaraka, lOst; Milo, 9st 81bs; Albion, flat 61bs; Young Slcdmere, 9it 31bs; Gang Awa, 9st; Karearea, Bst 71bs; Mati. byrnong, Bst 71bs.

GRAND LODGE 1.0. G.T.

(BY TELKQBAPH.—PEES3 ASSOCIATION, )

WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The ninth annual session Of the Grand Lodge ot 1.0. G.T., in connection with the Kight Worthy Grand Lodge of tho World, was opened to-day. The following repie* sentatives wero present:—Star of Welling ton Lodge, Brother D. Hall and Brother A. Guise; Jflope of Psrnell, Brother W. Haynes and Brother Robb; Star of New ton, Brother J. Longbottom; Flower of the Forest, Brother Scott; Hope of Waitoa, Brother John Robertson; Pioneer of Milton, Brother Moorhonse; Guiding Star, Brother Harlem; Egmont, Bister M." Sutherland, Brother S. 11 owell; Ebenezer,' Brother A. E. Miller j Victoria, Brother G. Robertson, Brother W. Webber; Olive i Branch, Brother W. Collis; Hope ol Manukai), Brothers S. Spencer and A. fiobb; Perseverance, Brother W, Haynes ; Banner of Freemen, Brother W. Moorr honso; Ko s-urrender, Brother K. Hare; Kaiori United, Brother J. J. Brandt; Ark of IT den, Brother O. 'Bailey j All-Welcome, Brother W. MoorhouBo; Band of Unity, Brother J. Higg* ; Phee? !nix, Brother Heller; Invincible, Brother W. Haynes; Try Again, Brother E. West wood; Boyal Oake, Brother T. Scott; Pakarana, Brother W. Wcllen; Mystic Tye, Brother F, McLennan; Temple of Peace, Brother W. Johnson; Star ot iThames, BrotherW. Johnson; Woodhill Pioneer, Brother Groves. The Sublime degree was gonferred upon four brothers and two sisters. It was arranged to hold a public meeting on Thursday evening.

WELLINGTON, Wednesday.

The Grand Lodge resumed its session at half-past 9 o'clock to-day, when the Cr.W.C.T. occupied the chair. The com mittee oh the Grand Lodge by-laws, brought up their report, and a discussion arose thereon. The matter of establish ment of dittiict lodges was disciwsed, but it was considered undesirable to move in that direction, as it was thought tbat the order was not yet ripo for such an organisa tion, but a resolution was passed that the executive, during the recess, should take the matter into consideration, and submit their rerort at the annual meeting,

SOUTHERN TELEGRAMS.

Electoral Corruption-Shameless Proposal.

■ DONECIN, January., The following letter appears in to-nj g {jr " Star ": —" Sir, I have jnst receired ft' enclosed letter, and think the best xasmiX can give my unknown correspondent Is »t«. yonr permission, to publish it in your4m,7 I am, &c, W. J. M. Larnach : -it 0 Wf f M. tarnacb, Esq.- Sir, I have a vote'ft tie Peninsula district, and can command twenty or thirty moie who do not infenj to vote but will if I aak them. . I'SSI intend votiDg for any of the candidate? i but will canvas on their behalf and ttoS*'' in my vote as well, provided I receive,! I small sum as remuneration for my trouble1 ' Should you not see your.way to do this, r ''■ will not vote for any. I may state, in cm ■ I elusion, tbat this is not written for ;«£''' purpose of prejudicing your electionxratta, the other way, and as to any tear oatow part from the late Act, that is nil. pjL: address, in first instance, to 'X,'..^1 office, not later than Ihursday afternoon,"'

Fatal Occurrence in the Bush.

WELLINGTON, Wednesday, A fatal accident occurred at Day's) Bay m, Monday. It appears that lieorrjo Pretty farmer, of Lower Hutt, proceeded to the Bay with :i horse and cart for the purposco! cutting some undergrowth, Ho took ifig, him a pistol and gun, ia case he should cooj upon some wiU pigs. Pieihy not retumij, that nijjlit, search was in.tituted, the result beiDg that the boise and dray were found, but no sis;n of the missing man, Ncxtto however, he was found lying onhisbaci with a bullet hole through the top of bjj head. It ii thought that in going throuri:! the bush the putol west off nccidently, t| e !"■ bullet entering the foroluad aud escafk1 at the top of the head. Frothy veas-j young man, single; and had his life [j, Bured for £200 in the Government office At the inquett a verdict of " AcbidsnfcJ death" was returned.

Reception of the New Governor.

WELLINGTON, Wednesday! j A large meeting of influential citizen f was held in the Coancil Chambers ifcjjvS afternoon for the purpose ef completing arrangements for the reception of .§j William Jervois. Two triumphal arckei well bo erected—ono ut the shore end of M j wharf and the other at the entrance oS I Government House grounds, The whoioi the Friendly Societies, Volnateera, Jjj Biifiade, and Salvage Corp« will take par! in the procession, and the school children - the masters can possibly arrange it, latfc, ereuiig there will be a torchlight procession throngu the town. A resolution expressing. tbe thanks for the excellent manneriu' which Sir James Prendergaat had fulfilled the duties of Administrator of the Gored ment were passed.

The Electric Light in New Zea land.

WELLINGTON, Wednetdsy, Th« New Zealand Elf ctric Light Witt. panyhas purcha&ed from Sir Julius Yipj the rights for the colony of the Anstralasiin' Klectric Light C«mpany (Limited), "lit first deposit has been paid, and iiifficieit •harts hay» been privately subscribed J| is >ot intended at present to offer any"shares to the public.

Tawhiao Visits Wanganui.

WANGA»UI, Wednesday,*. Tawhiao, with nearly two hundred ltoj natives, and accompanied by Topia, tit great Taupo chief, reached Upokongno, seven miles trom hero, this morning. \Thi whole party is expected in Wanganuitoci/ morrow. The natives of this district ha« made great preparations, and are rat enthusiastic. Mo preparation or receptioe has been arranged by the Europeans.

MR BRYCE AND THE KINGITES.

Tho Opening of Kaivhia,

[BY TELEGBAPH.—PBKSS iSSOCrATIf

WELLINGTON, Wednesday. Thk Hon. Mr Bryce received, a few dajs .;■ ago, a communication from Tupoiahi, b» • chief in the King. Country, in which hi . stated that he had Been Mr Bryce's letter to Wahanui. Tupotahi says that it tfsb.'*| Tawhiao who withheld hiaconsent totMl proposals embodied in the letter, In hii ■■ opioi«n tho arrangements with regatd b & ro»ds and railways and other mattera weta,| in a satuhctory position. Tupotahi further: !{ asks that fair and liberal compensation, should be given to tho natives, iis thought that people who had commit'.j crimes in tbat district should be allowed^ go at largo, aud an amnesty granted fa j; them Tawhiao should lie taken in chatga, -, ': and treated as o*e a loving cte4 'i In conclusion, the chief mentioned that tlii : nativeß are favourable to a Landi Court it. | Mokau, and to a survey of lands betweßfl Paranlnihi (White (Jliffi) and Mokau, In rtpljing to the chief, Mr Bryco raj! that hi« last wor'd3 to Tawhaio had gonotf ■ Wahanui and they had been rejected, ..,liji >, construction of roads and railways thronjit | the Maori country would b« of Immenss I benefit b»th to natives and Europeans.; As (. j! regards the refcreice to an amnesty .being' 3 granted, it was a question as to .wkethoi ■; 1 thoto who had committed ciimesivetoiiat acting properly, and if they are or aid not' likely to commit crimes lm tho future, ;Tiia : ' proposals for the surveys was a good one, and it was hoptdthat before any leigtlwnei: f; period the roads and railways vonlditt ,i| gone on with. ■ ■ Mr Brgce goes to Kaivhia, It is understood that Mr Bryco will ksw for Kawhia towards the end of the monflt, .! for tho purpose of arranging for tho bpanltg ■ , o t that port. ■ ■'■■■■■'

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"Auctionsi W. 8, OOOHKA [JA3. DAOBB TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will sell'at their Rooms, Kort-Btreet. on Frldny, Hth Instant, at 11 o'olook, GENKBAL HOUSEHOLD FUKNITyitK.- ConPiatlDg of: Couohns. Chaira. Piotures, Siwini Jlachliies, irordore, Carrots Ciockb, ttues. Iron ond Wood Bedsteada, Mat traßßeo PaUIaPCJt Boddlce. Choatdrawers, Mirrors, 'Washttinds and Ware, Kitchen Utoueila, eta, etc, SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, Auctlonoors. W, B,■UOCHKANISI. |JAS. DAI BE MONDAY, JANUARY 22. EXTENSIVE KAURI FOREST. rfHE Subscribers will sell, nt their H. Booms. Kort-street, on Monday, the 22a0 January, 1883, at 12 o'olook, By O/der cf the Hxecutor in tho Fatato of the Late James Shepherd. IQIO ACRRS LAND, situated at Paketl. In Aw A J ,jj 0 Couaty oi Bay of Islands, baing n Grown Grant to the late J&e. Shopherd, with ttc well-known Kauri Forest, Mr Jno. G. Shcpnord, of Kaeo, Whancftroa, will nhow tho boundary liuca to intendinft purchasers. No Reserve. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANK & SOW, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. DURHAM. YARDS. RilOR SALE, nt tho Durham Yards, To ,!■ morrow (ffiiday), 1 Blade Filly, by War Kaglo, out oi hoavy draught mare i Useful Horsos, from Hawora 1 Oheatnnt Cob, from WaiiKannl 2 Usoful Grey Mures, for farm work Hacks. Light Harness, and Draught Hoi s 99 Drays. Spring-carts, llamesn, Saddlery, &o. 2 Latlios' Baddleu and Bridles AT 30 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. N.B.—For Private Sale: New Sydney Drays, Barbed and amooth Fonolng Wire, Compreaeod Hay. Eo. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. J V N C T I ON YARDS, FOR SAXjE at the Junction Yards, on Taesd&y next. SO Prime Oxen, from HaworA 70 Fat Bollocks, from Walkato, AwMtn, and nelghbonrhood 800 Fat Sheep 130 JTat Lambs At 1 o'clocs. HUNTBB & NOLAN, TUEBDAY, 16TH, NOON. NORFOLK-STREET (off Ponsonby Koad). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr W. White (who is leaving the colony) to soil by auction, at his residence, Nor folk-strcot (off Ponsonby Road), on Tuesday noxt, 16th Instant, at 12 o'clock noon; HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Drawing-room, Dining-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen . Furniture and Kffoots, Pictures, Carpots, Oilcloth, Glass, China, nnd Earthen ware, Kitchen Utensils, Tools, Poultry, &o. On View on the Morning of the Sale. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. AT NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ART HUE'S MART, On Thursday, 18th, at 12 o'clock, noon. A LEXAHDRA -STREET, CORNER JA. Oif KOKEBY-STEEKT.-Thrte flouees and Two Freehold Allotments, being 61a and 6in. having a larfte frontage. There is n good well of water. This Is a good opportunity for procuring a freehold cesr to Qaoen-strcet. PONSONBY KOAD,—A Fine Building Site, having 120 feet frontage to Ponaonby Bead, commanding a fine view, situated aboul midway between Three Lamps and Tramway Station. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. AT NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANO, COW, POULTRY, PLANTS, &0., «0,, &c, At Mrs Rutherford's, Remuera, X, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mrs Rntherf ord to sell by auction at her residence. Remuera, on Wednesday, 17th Instant, at 12 o'clock noon, Her Honsehold Furniture and Efleots, oonßlst- Ing of Drawing-room, DiniDg-ropm. Bed room, Kitchen, ond Dairy Fnrnitnre and KffoctF, Carpets. Pictures, ulass, China, and Bsrthenware, Kitchen and Dairy Utenßils, So,; Piano, Pot rianta, &c, Cow, Poultry, t . &c, Timber and Firewood On View on the Morning of the Sale. ' THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. .-•;■.■ .Vi »"a NOON. MARINE SITES. TCT-ORTHCOTE. :~^'OKTHCOTE. BUILDING SITES, Close to the "Whatf, adjoining the New Hotel. ' To be sold by auction, at Arthur's Mart, Queen street, on Thursday. Jannary. 18, 188% at 12o'olook noon, Several Large Beautifully sltnatea BUILD ING SITES, overlooking the harbour, city. and SuMonnCing neighbourhood^ .having frontages tothe Great North Eoad, and to a Bhelly beaoh. These Allotments are without exception the moat conveniently and pleasantly situated of any at Northoote. R, ARTHUB. Salegmaa and Auctioneer. ' JANUARY 24, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOK.' TTTAMiLTOj^" TO CAPITALISTS AND HOTEL KEEPERS, COMMERCIAL.HOTEL, HAMILTON. THE undersigned has received instruc tions irom Measrß Hally Brothers, who MO dissolving partnership, to tell by pnblio auction, on the promises, Portion ot Lot 98, Borough of Hamilton, con t&inlns half an acre, having a frontage of 177 ■ Set to Viotorla-sureet, snd ;122 feet to ColHng- on whioh is ereoted' that well bnown Hotel the Commercial, whtoh for aoopm modatlon and design is cot to be surpassed in the North Island. Tha BUILDING has eighty test In Vlotorla-, street and eixty-four feet to Colllngwood- Street and only a few ohalnß from the Hamilton Station Of the Auokland and Thames Ballwsy, and within ono minute's walk of the Bank and Telegraph Station; She Police and Dißlilct Court" being on the adiolnlng seotion. The Building was de alßned aid ereoted udder the sunerlntendenco of Mr Mahoney, Architect, Auokland, and is . raonounced by the travelling publio to be one of themostoommodiousHotelalnNew Zealand. It has two Private Entrances :l)lnlEg Room, with folding doors, 16 x 20; i Sitting Rooms, eaoh 14 xl 2; Bar, 20 x 18, handsomely fitted up: cXr. dr> \n laU weathers and loJty. 20 x 18: Commerolal and Bample Room, 15 xli; Billiard Room, 25x20. 17P3TA183. -21 Bea-rooma: Bath-room, WC Pittlng-roomiUx H; Drawing-room, 20 xl 6 •"'alflO Water Tank, containing GOO gallons DETACHED KITCHEN, 23x 13! Stables, 20s 12 n stall and four loose boxes; Carriage-shea. 42x 12 together with a never-falling supply of water-' : Also. . . The FURNITURE Of the abo c. No expense having been spared by the Pro prietors, every article Is of the best. Billiard Table by Aloock, with furniture com plete. After which THE COACHING PLANT, viz.: lDouble-seateaWaggon.l Double-seated Buggy, Stogie Buggy, 'Bus, Spring Cart, 7 horses, Double andSingleHarness. The whole of the Property enclosed with a gal vanisea iron fence. N B —Should the purchaser of the freehold ■wish, the option wEI 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 seach of a valuable investment, being situated in the centre township of Waikato, a» d on the direct route to the great sanatorium ("The Lakes ") of the world: it Is also the favourite re .Bort of the tourist and private families, as well .as the commercial public. • ' TERMS: Two-thirds of tho purchase money ,Ol the freehold can remain on mortgage, for ■three or five years, at 8 per cent. JOHN KHOX, Auctioneer,'



Auot-ion?. j TO-MOKKOWj THE HAYMAKKET, TjiOß SAL!?, at fio Haymarket, ou X? Friday next, J»nuary 12, at 12 o'clooh; T!IETIIOUOUGIirii;K,I)(;KOSS.COUNrU\ HORSB, AKGLEH, by Angler from Marian. ALFKED 15UCKLAND. TO-MOUBOW. THE H A*Y MAKK XT. 11l OR SALE, at the Hdyuiarkct, on Sj Friday next, 1 Osborno Mower 11 tons Fencing Wire 11 kexs Staples 21 djuma Rubber Paint Ala a, 13 boxes Frosoivoii Meats 2 caso.i Jam ALFRED BUOKLAHD. TO-MOEEOW. THE HaYMaKKKT. 'gnOB SALE, at tho Hnymnrkot, on 1M- Jj day next.' G acros Hobart Pototoet. May bo soon at Mr RlouAid \\ bbßtet'j, £UorUe ALFRED BUOSX&HD. TO-KIOKKOW. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12. THE HA-YMAHKET. FOB SALE, at tho Haymarkot, on Friday nest. BAY MAKE. Byrs., ota^iaoh and quiet, ton trial GREY GKLUING, Cyrs., quiet to rldo cr drive SPIUN3 OART, with onßhiona on front and baofe Eeah SATURDAY, JANUARY 13. BAIRD'S WHARF, OTAHUHU. FOE SAIE, on Saturday, January 13, nt 11 o'olook, About 10,000 laet Socond^laaa Timber 4.LFBED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. fTIHE ANNUAL QHEEF ttjNAIR WIU bo hold at THE REMUERA YARDS, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 0. Entries to be previous to Thursday, February 1. ALFRED BUO.KLAND. nOUNTKY OATTLB SALES. \J Fokeno—Monday, January IS. Drury—Wedoesaay, Jftaaary 17. Papaknra—'Wodnesflay, January 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND, XUJSSJUAYbt BALK OF WOo'l,' SHSEPSKIHS HIDBS, nnfl S-'ALLUW, efioh Taeeday* nl lio'oln-^.' 4LITRED BUOKIAKSJ, Boots and Shoes. rf^HKAP SALE OSf £7,000 womh of £7,000 BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOES. JP O R ON E 3f O» .1 11. T. ELLISON, Having a Linos Over-Siook of Boots and Shoes, is determined to SELL OFF.THE WHOLE STOCK FOR ONE MONTH, FOR CASH, AT 25 PBR CENT. REDUCTION, To Make Boom for Lahcis shipments Shobtly to abbivb. SECURE YOUR BARGAINS.IN TIME, LADIES' KID BOOTS, 6/G LADIKS' KID BOOT?, 7/8 LA.DIK3' PRUNBLLA BOOTS, 6/S LADIES' PBUNKLLA BOOTS, 7/8 MBN'S QLOVJS KID BOOTS, W. TV Ellison, ..,-, BOOTMAKER AND IMPORTER, 71 QUKEN-BTBKKT. - jjdfciGlCu. uIVKS OOBSyiAIMTo DB, KING'S DANBELION AND QUININE UVKR PUJjS (yrithont Mer oury.) Thh Best Rbheds *ob Baioußifasß, Stomach DHRiHSEMuKT, fultviwoz, Paiot Bbtwkien thh Bhooldkhs, Bad Appetite, limisnßTioy, Aonsrrs, Heaivaohb, Hkaht bubn, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia; Aoknovrioilged by many eminent surgeons to bfl tho sofost and mlldeat pills tor every constitatJcn.—ln Boioo at la IJd, ga Dd, and 4s W. Sold b7 Chemists and Medloin« Vendors throu&Uont Sha vmrld. Prepared by Jew. Rorke, Londoa, Specially valnahSs PUlu tor residenta abroad and traveuors. Sold by KEUgTHOBSB. Prosssb & Co. •• OJULPHOLINE 1/OTION."—An Xx- O ternal Meana oJ OURINQ SKIN DISBASKB. There Is Bcf,roo!y any eruption bat will yield to "Snlphollne" In a few days, and commence to fade away even If it scorn? past onre. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohea, ectirf, rowhne'js, vamßh na II my m&glo s whilst old, endurliig! akin dlßordors, that have plagued the snflerers lor years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Sulphollne* will BUoo63sfttfly attaofe them. It destroys the anlmalouln whloh oaußea these unoliihtly, Irritable, palnfnl affections, and always produces a olear, healthy natural condition ot the oMn, "Sulphollne, Lotion Is raid by most Chemists. Bottlse, S» Hi Made by J, Pepper ssd Co- London, Sold by KBMPTHoarrai. Pbossbb fe Co, PBPPEK'S QUININE and IROH TONIO ronaes and fievolopes tho nervouß eneralos, enriches tho blood, promotes appetite, dlspeia languor end depression, fortifies the dlgffltive organe. Is a Bpeclflo remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indlgeatlon, fevers of every kind, ohest affections, and In wasting fllssneoe, scrofulous tendencies, fto. The whole frame is greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faculties briehts&ed, tho constitution crreatly strengthened, and a return to robust Health certain. Boutea, S2 dosus, 43 Rd; naxi else, lls. Bold by Chemists ovcrywhere. The narna Oi J. Pepper, Bedford laboratory, London, muat bs on tho l>el, There In no Toalo so oertala la offact as Popper's Qulatoa and Iron. Itia Btrocßly rosommonded to rosl dentg In India and the Colonies, sad should always be kept ready !os vna la ovary oissa Ol over or fabrifo oocdlHox. Hold by gBMPTHoasL\ gccriSTiß akb Co. AS.O yyjDOyfIYLUN, v Prepureii only by J. Pepper, London, This Fluid combination. extißoted from mcdl. olnal roots. Is now used laatoau ot blue pill and OBlomel for tho onre of dyopopßiij, bUloiuinesi, and &11 oymptoniß at oongccitlon cS the Hror, whloh are generally pr.in benenth She shonldorfi, head-aohe, arowolaew, no appetite, tared tongue, d'sagressbla taota in the mornlnj, Kldalasia, dlßturbuioa o£ tlio stomaoh, end feel. i Ing of general depression, IS acts the slugf?lEh i liver ie motion, my aliKhtiyootoon the fcoweto, ; giving b Bonßß of hea'% and comfort with U hour.1!. It la tho safest mortJointt, Tnrsxaonm and Podophylllis tea fluid made only by J, PKPPKB. Bedford laboratory. tiOnclon, whoas I name Is on every label. Batttes,' 3s Ski and la Sd. Sold by all Chemiatß. A moat valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, tbt Capo, and Colonies generally, Sold by Kbhpthokns. Pkossbb & Co,



Land and Estate Agents mha & w"* ll h *&m s ° JS' VtCSW IjANH AND WNANOIAIi AOJSHT Bajifcsre i-Nattonal Bant ot new Zeataufii aeouritios. without OBASiaa. Bis pat oom allowed on ileiioaliauatu Usi-eatea. MOKTGAGES ond LOANS Negotiated. BH AIVSB Bought or Sold to order, . SSTATBB Managed for Abaentaan. ALLOTMENTS BonKht, anft HODBSB Built E» the Woolsly Paymont System, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOB BALJI as wra roon- Hnntlfinfl-Btreot. 60/ Wont-Btroot, SO/ §£EK£sS£fcfi/ Hopbum-stroetSO/ 3ond-stroot, 16/ Llgar Placo, 66/ Aravle-street, IBs Norfolk-Btreot. 40/ HorartSSStnet. 80/ Oook-street. fllO Porolvsl Parade, 15/ Wharf goafl.W Hoolsmatiou. £8 Monnt Kdon Koafl. fll riowe-Dtroai, 80/ Kybor Pass, £0 Hf.okott-Bt.roai. 15/ Normanby Roafl,, Cl Nelaon-Btroot, 83/ Brighton itcad, 10/ And In twlqus other ittouta st law rnwi flinnr, to jcbnh, in bomb os ea ana up ATORTHOOT.ffi-Allotmonts: two flnp Cornel JN AUotmouts for Salo, ilvo muratos wall M TS Four Aero, it for Salo, on main rouS to Auckland; lovo I'unfl. fonco.l, In Rrass: H miles from Auoklanfl QHOPfI and HOUSKS to Let in Prlncosßtrcxt D I'rOßpoot-Btrcot, Karangahapfl 1»om1, Kybo: W&Vt'KS B&» with .bout two a or, roiOU yowtsii, a-i'.r tho ?,iiwoaic Hall: ens: tom« cf yr-ymnpt ~".,[- ...MOVTON—i'Vr.v-roor.ici! Mousa nui .:v'H'".' \ orlwi'-in for r li>. v.-it'i i : oft itai-den CUAIUii^U'UH'.KT IOITXt-TWO Houses fo Biiic nt.w iHu i....in Hi.iiijt. Pries. iCdae. SUUL'ItBAN 3TOUK for Salo; liou.io 008 taltu els rooms nn;l tonltery; main the rouslitaro, aplcncl'd pnaltlon £.>r buiilnoßß. £050. YirELLKSLK* ■ iITBKHiT - Sovon ■ roomni W House tor Sale j qnlto tow. every ooc venienco: will ba sold n great bartralc. r\UBUN-STBKKT, IMovrton-Very oomfoit iJ üblo Bonne for Rule (new), near Pott aw Tolograph Ofllcoo, on dotorrad psynionts; £1 HOUSB and Two Allot k3 ments for sole, within quarter of an hour walk o£ Qaeon-atroot. Easy torms can b B ar™KKSFOKD-STRBET—Now and very oor venient Cottage (or Bale, near Congrogi Uonal Charoh, On easy termu. prnn-SIX-KOOMKU HOUSK (nBW), Wit. &OUU pantry, lor Saloi vory convenient water Ift! a on; oaay terms. TTAMILTON (Walknto)-llou6O and noro o jO. Ground for salo, two mtnntoa walk fron Hank of Now Zealand, tor £100. Lot S2l Homllton West , HUNUA— Mighty Aoros of Land for Sala fo C 65. Also, Eighty Aores at Waiklokle tor £65. A splondld ohanoo for working man. HOETHCOTK — Sevon-roomed Honso, on) buildings, ftc, and SO aores of Land fo 3»!«. Vsryoheap. Grand view of tho harboui XSONSONBY —Ne». Six-roomed Honsa fo Jr Salo near the Is.tgo Lamps, Prioo, £301 Eaay torma of payment. T>KVONPOKT, Laka Roafl — Several vor: .sJ oholco Villa Sites for Sale, having roai and »aa frontagea, and posaonslns «lio flneo Ir.ndaoapa viowa to bo fonnd around Anokland ,0/joiU t on {oj. auig, vrttu largo ohofl, iillot meat 40 x JOO! vary cheap. 1 WAJTBMATARIV t« IfKONTAGB.-Lan; W tor Salo nt iS yes Roroi In largo or Btiisl bloobh JSnsy tarmc. £»f> ft K—HOUSK for Snla !n Wllllaai*SreJ! S/JiOii c9 ar st.,Tomes'Chnroh. "KfiHßOM—Gontlcnmn's Villc Kealflonoo, Beva: JSlj roomfl, coach-honao, HtßbUng, So, *1000. •O KMUKKA—IB acme, £or SaSo I oxoellon* aoi MX) &nfi BDlenfild rlaw ■ORIOHTON KOAI). ParnoU - Sbc-roomti A3 Hottso fcr v%le, allotmont dQ s 1001 wat« via cv. Prioe. car*. V3ONGONBY—New Sls-roomod Hoasa ea< IT Workahop for (mil s two al!otoanta I tvr Jrcßtsß* 1 owy tormßi toaknklili, - Nowi7 ■ flnlahoa Six-roomai 1 B nuaa tor saio! plossMi vJow i fiSSO, li-iaHS fXm S'or Jfolo bS Waikomltl, Pun -*1 mrjorpo, Stoteea'ciPolnJ, V/alMLteoroi, Maht •rdc!) NorJh Shore, Papainro, ftc Alaa b» Us« ia fi'«o firt-flZd nufl W'trtJ!/ Newt OEAS, WIUIAHSON KSTjI TB AGENT VOI.OAB Li«t« MONEY T~O LEWI ON ERKEHOLD SBOORITY. Matron! Fire and Marine Insurance Compao: Of N.Z. Offloea: 80, Qaotm-Btrept. By order of the Board, ROBERT DOBSON. Gonoral Manager. a UCKiAUD PEKMAHBHI jt3L UO-OPKIUTIVK BUILDING AMI INVKSTMSSNT BOCIKTY. OSSICSI-lir. QUBSX-STHXEr, LOANS srransod upon approved ssogtlMm O Frooliold or Lonuohold Propertloa In Bums o «50 to £8,006 principal ftnd Interest being m pay&bls !n lustahnentß at tho foUowlnß Rh D 0023 ISATE2 Jor rSCS7U!6Ct Of S»Ch BIU borrowsd i— KSjißyaseataesWna- p.. m ß ,v Toiti amount lea over c ""' repayable. an, 'i, & *. a, I was' ~ ..200 19S 0 D 2T9OT Z - 13" MS-« 3 Eyoal-a ~ - "I »?« » g&3 : •: H S rSS ™ ' - ' - 547 3.3 9 15 rea:B » - « S W til « irS y '-H9 kmbp proyoiftion tor sna'.le: or iurxor Imhr. DSPOSECS.—Tho Society rccoirca Slonay te Sflorfltarr, ~ £10 to £1,000! itictokian loan and discoun'i V AGIINCY. : ■ HIGH-BTRKBT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFiTICESI. Money advanoa from £10 to £1000 on Persona Soourlty, De ds cf Proporty, uttarer, &o. Repaymonta oan bo raada In Inatalmenta of Onj Shiluno pee Wkkk for each Pootro bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. POST Offiob Address i Box 90. AnoManfl. ONEY 10 LEND on Morts»nge lr any sum requirod, on terms to sni orrowers, Interest allowed on monies plaoot nmy hands till lnvoatsd,—W. V. Stovens, In vesting Ageat, 187, Qneen-rtreet. M/|C/R?'? TO .«siSl> >m Morspoga <r, Koiifiitai aa I ness sea Ehortiana-nteeetn. (*t9f\f\i~\ XO LSND on ffRBBHOLI X/55UUU SSOUKITYJ also. BOvera sums at J31.000 and J3soo,—Apply Alteon CarrioJi omoe cf William Altfcen. Bhortland-stre>ot F./BTUMKY "i'O iiSMU, In cams oi &m jj ft. sm6 opwazdn. at 1 per oeai. ,7AOK«ON & RO33SLZI, i -'cUeltora. gorUihwH, M" OHEY >:t» I:KKJ>, i» largo <ir nuns! (wmD, at wtmnX roSas oi Intereai, OTKKEW. .ft COOPKR, aaSißitos* TnIHSB tdlUO. Drapery and Clothing. KBVOLU T I O 1 IN MEN'S, BOYS1, AND YOUTHB' CLOTHING TRADE. m Ui I^OUSTAINE Having BOUGHT THE STOCK ot 'J. VI Feaube, Karangabapo Road, Guarantees to supply the Residents of tho Dli trlotjwlth Goods at QUEEN-STRKBT PRICES. MEN'S SUITS, from .. .. 276 61 MEN'S TROUSERS and VKBTS 15a MKN'a TROUSERS .. .. Csßd BOYS'SUITS.. .. HsOa- YOUTHS'SUITS .. .. .. 17s Bd KNICKER.SUITS .. .. - 53 VARIETY OF HARD AND SOFT FELT ANI STRAW HATS, MKR'S MKROKRY, TIES, &O. rip EHOUNTAINE ' Opposite JLambonrno'u, Ironmonger, KARAHOAHAPB! ROAD. **,"w~ H. SKINNEK & aOK VV . BUILDKRS, CARPENTKRS AND JOINERS. Vuloas Lane. All Bi'aaclicno£ tho Building Trade executed b ISxporienccd Workmen. Shop fronts, Office Iftttinga &o. NIuK OM-, SWAP, AND OASiVLI COMPANY (LIMITED). . MANUFACrURKKS OS COMMON AN! TOILET BOAPS, OAKDLBS, PEANUT, AND OTHER LUBKICATiNQ OILS. Soap bb^ OffnWo Wcrto: Pabnkll Oil Workc i CasTOMnouasi-aTBaBT West. Warehouse and OlUou>i: Lowkk AiUKE1 BTBBET. Oaßh Pnrohasera o£ Talmw and Roush Fai Delivery taken at their FarncU Worka or WarehoußO.



Public JMowcoa. — - .Us &BOHMSSC*, (gaiEossinßS'3 isaaMffias! D I t^. 'D . MARK^— — -***• tf! O X S A II E, „ } »__— b - 1 Four-wheolod 1)ok Curt (noarly now) n 1 Twc-wbeolod Ucg Cart (uoarly now) 1 Larao Lady's Prmeton. Uoublo-soatoa ilungy "Wantod to Purohase, Doublo-Boatod nooded BuKKi". 'PAIN'S r t V wuoloßalcaastau »^ a W. B. HAZARD, Gunmaker, » X^ue-em Stuectj Auckland, Agoiit for JAisa FAiH, London, f ' nCQ't'OUMIST T I Nft «JV6t,SHOIiT BdUtDltOH. • _ . 1 ; .■'•■TjJU.b 'J!.'/■• ov;k, ,n::<r. s.UiAt.iS f ;»*«;& ■ \ i< •' }. SKEt!,TR. r. wOj-•■■:•,;""■■ X: '^'}:!:A^" J WnSTB xiSAl] :ji".. ■.;;'.;> ':■'■:', VAItJIKSHWH i, SrUKhra. Ml-if:: ''.-.iviJ;--, C'i-^::-.'a Anticor. ■ eculTO and Fatcut yiUcsts E'tJuU. S :- KODLCIN«a-BtiS, ytuJneC, Vanearert, tot t 3 Plotrtrei!?rnmciT's4Koor.ji)jc{jiaiioan I F'«nfi,7 i 0 JTramca ton CsbtaaS endttD.Y. 3 Piositbks ot evew doeoriifitloa in gveat wwloJj ' •■ ■BosAPi?~l'r(Otos end Oslonredi J ? Albnms tor PSictett-, Uoraps, &a. &o» JKo, J Cut-out or Oyprter Mjuttte, isl! «iwa i OabiMal t i. anfl G.D.V, ?soonts; Ac4teSi' Soauta<w, , '" W. P. £i E. havicc i^;v,ya ca luwd ths l&rgetl \ h tioofe ot tha RbOTS 2«ida ia She North lalond of , Now KeKlsnd. nro ato ia csoouto atther whol* - • sals or rstAtl nnlorei ou the tnesi faTOcrabla ( . Jarrac. SswvlM fit l"s.ptT-liß.nKifl|{s trom opw» i „ uioofe, or oS oiiiitnal i'So'ißftCfi, son* on Rpplba -1 Mob, Haw sattlora I& AucxSasd Rhoulfl Insseot * '• oar Btook ot Paporhsnataga tuia Piotnrea betort J niJius up tho!r nov honing [ ihay will flyfl ncmt- „ , *hlna to soli it' mwsia of eTaryon*. ° ' w. ?EiHn>?B& now, I T Qoiagif-sa.'mgav. Apoguura I r I. » co •. « ■ ■ • M- 3f ) OBSON-STREET STEAM COFFEE f MILLS.—H. P. GIBBONS and CO,, Tea, . T Coffee, and Sploo Morchants, Wholosale and Family Grocara, CoaL Firewood, ana Hroduco Dealors,-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Hobaoo- C street, Auckland mo BRIDGE C ON'i1 it ACTORS) l . J. BUIIiOKRS, KTO. 1 The nndorsiunod, having sneblal machinery for tho mannfaoturo of Bolts, has supply of all lengths in Btoctc at cheape.it ratcw; aIBO. Kegu- j latlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tubular Field ' Gates, prlca £310a. to bo bad from T. and S. I Morrin fc Co., Oruickßhank, ailllor tc Co., and ( j at tho Works. '~ torno-atreot Uolt ar.d Gonerfll Iron Works. _ 5 fTHIIAMES CAHKIAaI~ANI) DRAY i . A. factosi". JAMES MaOKIE, PKOrniETOr:, ViOTOBtA'STi East, £ UCKt-AND, | Rosaira of o-crj- description Ia Wood snd • I Irna nofitl? csren■•■.'{' ot> ih's .'hcrtost not'oi 1. f Sprlßnsniiid" 'V/i'l roi'!i!ri>d. Always on H«nrt—A !;ri;) tuwn'ltyotliarripS, j; i also I rooter); *lv:.!'.n iv.o. •.■ro'-ro;, r.c'i UumFol i Icm?, and lloba-v'i'own MardwooJ. j N.B.—Country orders puictuaSly attended to. WABNOCKBKOTIIEES, ( SOAP .AND CANOLW SIANU FAO'XUHiiKS, OOX'S CREEK, liicnjiOND. Office I-DURHAM - STREET," AUCKLAND, j, i Cash Purchasora of Tallow, Wool. Sheepskin?, and Bones. I rgiO C.ONTRACTOKS AND OTHERS. I WELLS BROS,, Dkvonport, I , Aro proparcd to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Limo, Sand, Shell, Ash, Pnrlri Posts and Houso • Blocks, &C...&C Contracts modo for tho do- t livery of Timber, &0., from tho mills to any t i art ot Dovcnport Dlstriot. . daiOSS: WELLS BROS., I ! Cartew, Dovonport. • rffiHE AUCKJLANU FORWARDING 1 X AND PAROKb DKLIVKRY " AGKNOY I . Despatch Goods and Parcels ot all descriptions I to every part of the Town and Suburbs > 1 Cheap Ratei and with unaranteed regularity. The followina ore tho Bookluu Agenolosi— i A. R. Ladd, Cablnßtmakor«KaranKahaj)oßoad W. H. Younst, Grooer_f».«.->.Ponkonby Road t R. Birnle, Baker.. -. Arch Hill . J. Reid, Cablnotmake*....Corner of Kybor Pass ) - andHymondast. 1 S. Held, Grocor_«. ~Oorner of KyberPaßS and c GraftonKoad. W.S.CoUiDS, Grooer..%<. Parnell . - h. Holdt. Oablnotmaker..»;»,„-.™Nowmarket DKIiIVKRIKS !— Town 1 Hourly. Suburbanl 11 a.m, and 6 p.m. No. 18, ToloDhono Exchange. j HKAD OFFIOK: Nathan"B Boitd. Custom. homo- troet , A UCKL&MD SELEOT KIDIUG jSL. SCHOOL, , • Nkw nokth Road, riding madb kasy and oraokful. The Anokland Boloot Riding Sohool, for the i Study and Praotloe of the Art ot Kauitatlon in all its branches, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter aa DDDllßare eolioltod to forward their names to the proprietor on or boforo that data, Terms, « and hours of lnstruotion asd praotloe, may bo i loomed on application, r Pupils supplied with Horses, and appoint- t ments lor Sohool Lcbsobb If required, or Uoraa a '• Appolntmentß annrilled to order from first. . i 'Class Samploa at tho School. ; ■' ' i The proprietor has oompllod an Aid Book tor t tho use of Pnplls and othero, whioh may bo had 3 on application. Price, Is. _ . c Spoolal Arranßeraents for Chlldron, Female attiibdanoh fob liAdiss. W.H. has also commenced buslnoss as Home- \ Trainer, Kverv Horse entrusted to his oharge will bo properly Broken and handled oltiher tvs Lady's or Gentleman's Charger. G, HAZBIii, iiATB ROOGH RIDIH SBKaBART-MAJOB, AUD IST CLASS KIJOITATIOK iNBTRnOTOi!, lit Yean In H.M. Snrv 1 Soi en iß.ltactte, l Iwr^Vr- SBA^ABiI) 3fBRHB| \ 0 |313! UcmaaateKoi ; \ SUateloto Moobmkj to vniloiu wsySs : | srewa 13 x:s so KG tos waxs* | os s>a!a to? ! i 111 O O S A £. Qj • ■ rm hk:a a. t v«s a R kb to B- tSSt QUr«"'S>.''!;A'i!.-.'-:«-''i AOOK6AMC ; OS QMS, WS»D m CiOaOMAHii«& &K3? f, KOatAK Si£P%RX- WiiKe CauT«E, Kc'i Oiover, .n.-r/irj Qib-mv, C3OW> cjunt;, siU.i-.U-v-/ ;■'.>■ w-u -^c...::c\: l-ly.^sil, ft,---;t".i! t kVs.t iil. ;.!..v:w. 'I'rßfCllilJO ' t a.'*»i.-.»('Vir>uioiiws K3yl«>wrf. b'uoai Mz-nmoA saatsos jj SSractby, Kcatucis BkaseiSt JPoa P?atSK«. • Povßrisy Hey ts?es»a*ii lanSttboe? Ryosratii. Q&matmi, Pralriograsa, BsiWL EARK BSSD POTATONS, «1 JTOMOWB f- ABhleat Kldaoy. ToylM'a Kadney, OaritMS . bai'y YiatK'J. ■-':J.^h.vr.n:'s Tlotorla. EATffiR V,a':;iiMJ l r,-~W'<AarS, Bution's Mr,B . AnsOir' ■ t ,Vi '-■" •■ - ' " '-'B*^» t sii^cKil" . ■ ", "<-■■•, Chi»rw,W«TZt»- 6 ot all SreQca, o ' ISLAND iSO PKEOVIAN 6UANO. RC ISO. J HESKETH & AIXEBN. *



Business Notices. fiHE TMPEKIAL SCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT, latlllcd bnd prop&red In tiomednm, Holland, from an Original iiecoißt, and posaosßlna Rare Modlciual Qualities In nil DISKAaBS OF THU CIDNEYS, BLADDEK, AND URINARY OKGAWS. i Tonlo. Dlm-etlo. Antl-Dyopeptlo CORDIAL, by the recommendation ot the Loading Continental Physicians, and is now AS THE IiATKSI' AND MOST VALUABLE KKMKDY FOR 3KAVKL, GOOT, & CHRONIC RHEU MAXISM, Tho Trade and Oonßnmers are cautioned .RRlnst BBuriona lmltatlone, tho gennine only loiivlnu tho olKnuturo and addroos ot the pro irlotor HENRI J. HART, IVIBIjBOURNK. A In tho Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by tho Jury FIRST PRIZM at the Mel bourne) International Exhibition, DR. HASSALL'S REPORT. • Tho Analytical Bnd Sanitary Institution, "6.1, Holborn Vlftdnot, K.C., "London, Sth May. 1877. Hoixu'fc Of. a Sample of Imporlal Sohiedam frclinavpo, reccivcid from Mr H. J. Hart. "Woliavoßubiected a sample of tha abovo tnmed art!olo to a vor j osrefnl chemical analysis md oxaintn».tlou. "Theresults at tho anolyoio, which are Bet 'orth In a asjiara' a report, Khow that this spirit soi'tfoniJ [.t-.'.ji;".'.!, pr;ictK:-!ly itoa tromaoidlty, '.Jid tlint h ooufsvinH imt traroa ot uolld mattor n noliHlc;:. ir, , nrM.jzx a cellctito and aKi'CO tb'.o nroi'ii -.. nnd r. pm-'i nnii snlid taoto. Mr i.-.riV, I'cliiiiu.Mii \\-.,.:,.•,,, in <:. vovy Btiperlor irtlolo ol Itn c!w:. h ■.. \--:- mivlilod, and quite tonnlM, "(SlijuetV AuTiiiTi; •■?, lbuii!AM« M.D., 1 ar.it'ar ;Jt. li':iji' ''':■■• >.v Aiii'.H-.a'tiDouo, && "Otoj ■■..si.th. F. 0.5., i'u Milo Analyst," Wholesale Aitont i ARTHUR H, JSATHAN. I \ V fi U B & IV H , Uf tv tioxnt) FnlsUa KcJ, Oolfl, and ahowat ?aau, Victoria-atreal Uuit Uhurffe, Oaa )B!Hi80. Orsn all wuoS rtazn from 7 a.m, tt) S i,m,, anrt BtrtroiY Mohstikss from 6 till 10 a.m. i'hn Itath-rooms aro all nrivato, Bnd suppllsd rlth ererr ncnvenienpa, x'urklah towels, flesh ' yah half tiroHhex, oata'oa, respirators, soups, SCO. teleoJ bdOi-roomss (privfcta) for Ladlen erery Uisr. si aU hoars, with tamtilo ntteudanos, Oi»« liiuLtva a»d SisPKNora, Plfloso note the, sddroM) i VioiarU-jtruus KauJ. above the Gray loacfl HuuiJ, sna BB3t* tha cheap Bedding w>3 f ami tan Jiurt AassklauCL NJ!.—l'.ubor In attendanoo. aUPEitIOR COitRUGATED TANK.X. J. L. XX A N laa for Halo a number oC tho abovo, with Taps •cady foi1 use, price 31s, at hts shop,'Elllott itrost. Larao nantltles Ot Spouting. Ridging, md Down Plpos, always in Stock. Vorandah ion onrvod at tho shorteal uotloa. Vn ntry irdoru will always receive his promptatio~don, joad washoia always on hand / rpaoa. t ttabbutt. / 1 *}■. .o. STHR KAPAI OORft ueoom j/aoiobt; CUSfOM-HODBMBi Frioesi Wn» a From lilt pef dwJ 3ADDE IS R V C. F."OOOPER, 277 & 270. UPPER QUEKN-STREET, riHsr Fmzi Adoklakd Snow, 1883. Manufacturer ot Kvery Dosorlption ot X&RRIAGB, GI«, BUGSY, OAUT, AND PLOUGH HARNKHS. jftd'oa' and Gonts' Siddlos, Pack Saddloa, Bags, Vallsoa, LenKlnuc &c, &a, on hand and made to order) Jrldlos, Whips. Spurs, Bits; Brashes, ElUman'B Embrocation, Ko. Btcepleohsse end Race gaddlea made to ordor. r! eEAD OO X « OPTICIAN Has n OtOOk BPBOTAOLRS AND BY» ihABSSS of ererr desorlptloxu an aoonrata Fit Qnarantaed, JOMI*OnM(D MIOKOSOOPK3 AND IKW I SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap; IHQBOIE HABOMKTItBa, TBEBIIOIfInnUU, EUSOIBIO BEI.LS, BATTXBIsa AMD Frmuos, Magneto Jiilecb-is Machine* and gMedleal OoUs, 3PERA GLAJH3KS. HWOCDLAR 7IKLD AND MAE3NK GIiAB9B3. ffETF.OWOLIITK.a, COMPAS3SS, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Sr.ccharomoter», lallnomotera, Argentornotew, &c, &e.,&e, iosrre JfO3 ?ATT,'r.K'a PATENT BE WING MACJ'If :-V3 *C ivXTIIAS. [nctri'.tnsDto aw' Ss.-v^ui? ?»?3ch(naii repaired, Winviu.viuJ-^U'Mt, -____.__ ______________ Vi ' . - 1-1 R0 JOOIS C«ss.l V,tr-"i l':.-!iTa'.trt. faiim BWl)"* Klflffl 08 ShßrtastKis1 ..-:•. T?:!'.'"K» Supplied. V^n.vr-'TS j.'iv l'i.~-: '.:.? Jsi.akd3 OOAI AUa Btrawcoa lent an cr.ffr.t) rar.«on«blg |1 it O U M~~U iT IMB, QSOUJSD LIMS, TOR BALK, SOUXHGATB'S iUHUHANOI HYDRAUIiIO GROUND HOCUK LIMB, a any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, otc. (next to otono flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-Eiettlns aunMlon). For tanks and other wet work it U a firat-olass material. ?. KHAKB, SOLE AGENT, nrrsTOM-nopait-BTBBM. IjUIf.KRJ.OH COKKUUAidSD "«A«IWS 8 W A B X. »<B IAS-IfOIfBAIiH annmtoiol she ebova, w«> Tap ixwdy for use, es ad UDw&rds, At bis BisstM Wosice, VioroaiA-STBaaiß, (St hill fihOP WBMJWUIT-BIRBW. - jarso ffflJiaMMM at BpmitlDE. FJflffto*. Ud Down pipe* aiwan In itook. tTonndah Iron ourr<sd at shortest nottos, Manufootunsr ol Load and Oompo Pipe. 1 ehnlo.i wiloction ot Ohandellsn, Re at hit WeUesler-atreet shop. tenntrr crdf« m\i alwayi reoolro nil promp* ■ attention. Uoutsod to is? n Wattii )t»a PAiamran ou vna ItcPßOvaa Imab RDon Krnurßo. ra.VIHIHa OOHOKBI, SILBOXIONa FROM OPJEKAB, BONBH. DU»m fto,, ao, IvotyPcnans oaniuiTet&ossln thabovn Hami b? n»lUng on 3, HOWDEN, SHORTCAHD-BTKBK3, tad S'traavsAHnfa! oae of nil NBtrex-Utvoßno) P I AN 08 T A M,.E S. f\ L A RE, ►I \J Javina; roturned from Friondly lelanda, wlsheß 'OBpcctfniiy to Inform the publlo that he has STAKTKU BUBINKS3 AGAIN IN HIS OLD 3UOP, CosTOM-nonfE-BTRKET Whst, and will )o most liapiiy to soo his old oastomers, and any lew on oo' wbo will favour him with their latronaso. . , •Ail kinds of Yachts and Boats built to order in tho Bhcrtoat notice. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Slip on the promises. J. OLARB, STACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, eUSTOM-UOUSE-STKEKT WEST, FRBBMAN'S BAY. |*M PORT ANT AWNOaNCEMENT,' Just Received, per 'Loch Awe,' a Splendid issortment of Viohsb, Bows, and FiTTiNas, VIBLODiiRs, COKOEBTIN4B, and nil kinda o Mubioal Instruments, at THOS, E, CARTER'S, 82, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six <3oo?ap,lioveAlbort-Btreet). TEACHER, - ranar, r,nd Repairer of. Plnaotorto, Corneu, and VIOLIN, Terms and Toaiimon:a'.3 on application, Cncor and Repßlrot of r.!l kinds of Musloal iKßtmmwtn. BY firsOUli 1 ""■■ , {' APPOINTMENT P3 E O RG. E D I X O N (Awarded Prisso luodal Sydney lUxnlbltlon), MANinfACTOREK OF DOUBLW iKKATKD WATERS & CORDIAL 3 ' Cuba-iarooti Wellington lek for his calcbratod GINGKR ALE, ' be had lnaUpaYta ol!tho-Colony. OF REMOVAL--—W. and E. 13 Hcaton beu (8 sa£orm tbolr Patrons and he Publia Ki3uorally that they aava Removed n tlioJr K'nv ProinlDCS' In WaltoDold-Btreet. i-vhlle thanklna thalr (Customers for the liberal rajJßort KCoorUod them in tho past, they desire o inform them that by the Introduction of the ateet appliances in the Trade, they hope to pro luce Carriages Ot AU kinds, which, for Style, Jurability, Finish, and Moderate Prices, are lot to be surpassed, Note tha address-W. and c. Boston Ooaoh-bnildera Wakefield-etreet, luoklondi, '



Public Notices. i F. J. MOBS.] [W. «". O'SULIIVAN h\ J. Moss & Co., HOUSE, LAND, AND KBTAT2! AGKNT3. SnOBTLAND-STBEET, j Intending Buyers are respectfully Invited to inapeot our List o£ Proportlbß. Monoy to Lend, at Current Kates ot Interest. . ~j HKNVBK SON, ! HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN. AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8, WYNDII AM-STBKET. 1 _____ __ U LASS OKK s| Q.LASS -^OHKSI Oar Leasing Articles this week arei Cpnlec- Honors' Jars, Is pel' lb j 3 Glass Jusa for 2a <M 1 Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Bd; Glass Balls fot > Shooting at. In quantities to Bnjt purchasers i \ Garden Shades, aU slues i Fish Globoa and Gold Fish, very ohenpi j M. COOK & SONS, iIIEKMAN'U BAY. TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT^ Jnflt Hooeivnd, por Looli Awa. i A Splendid Assortment o( VIOLINU. BQWS, and FITTINGS, MKLODIANS, CONCKR- ! UNAS, imd all kinds ot MUSICAL INdTKUMKNTtf, at THUS. E. CARTER'S, 82, ViOTORIA-STKEKT, AUCKLAND. [ilx door.)abovo Albortßtroet). TISACIIEK, Timor, ana Ropairor ot Pluiiolorte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. Terms and Testimonials on application, Tuner and Repairer of all kinds oi Musical Inatrnmonta. /r-tHINA, pLASS & TjiARTHENWARK EDWARD LEWIS AS DETJIIIMINBD 10 113S11NQBISH 818 RETAIL BUSINESS IN OUBTOM-HOUBH STRKBT IN Above Dbfabtmbnts, THIS STOCK HAS JUST BKKN TAKEN _lO> XHB SELLING OFF 00MMEN0IS AT ONO2. The THADK and KVBRYONE should there tore avail themselves ot THIS GRAND CHAKOK to anpply ttionißoiTos at Prices Nevbk Before Known in Auckland. THE STOCK IS VERY EXTENSIVE, AND GOOD, AND WILL POSITIVELY UK CLEARED. This Advertisement mcana exactly what it states. "Jl/r R. THOMAS HOLDER, A ITKOT, CgSTOMHOUSg-STKEET WEST. npHB KIVJJKSDALK MA«OFaCTUK JL INH COMPANY (LIMITED). 11, GRKY-BTRKKT. TANNKRS. CURRIKRS. LKATHER AND GRINDERY MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. The abovo firm bare Just landed, ex various lite arrivals, BPLKNDID VALUE In French, German, and English Calf, Eld, Patent Calf, Bast Indian Calf and Kip, Battß. Klaotlo, Web, 800 l Wobblna and LlnlnßE, And a Variety of GRINDERY AN HOE MERCERY GOODS, Will aleo nave regular shipments ot above arriving from tho best Kncllnh. American, and Continental Houses. Colonial Tanned and Cnr> rlod Leathers always on hand, i The H.M. Co, (Limited) are Cash Purchaser! Ot Wool. Bklnn, Hides, and TalUow. Now Landing, ox Asterlon, exool'ent valuo In LlnfnKS. Kyelots. Heel Tips, {and anrasley Tools of nil doßoriptlons. TolophonoNo. 95. WE S. HAMMOND. Secretary. jtrEYV A RRIVAii OF f OOJJH. leh wjst§ s VAY ANIJ CORSST %jsj ffl®? UPPKB HOBSON-8T XXI Jis |||v Established 1884. fflWs tHraiL Evory Description of. Stay Jf ill Iraris uoraota, &c tH w| ijj'JSl \? Snrgloal Bolts upon the *Bi JpP"^ latest Improvements. Jr Shoulder Straps Made to Order, Bewlnir Macmnes. / W. C. D BHH" S THB GRBAT SAWING MACHINE IMPORTER, has jnar bbobiykd AH&MBe Shipment of the Challenga Machlna the World thb Whitb Go,'s srernra Maohha The Mont Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Ana The Moot simple The Lamest Tanlt The Most Sasy to Work The Best Oeret The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle The Mort Klstrant Tna Neatest BUtoh Tbiadls MAOHmra from £610*. THB BEST BlWnra HAGHIHBS XTUt HADE, Price Of HAHD MAOHIHia, £3 10ft Also, AtWAVS OH BARD. Oflnnlns Slngev Frlater ana Bo imu Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and! Wilson Braver and Baker"! Jonen's ABO AndothaißOOdmokei mow aa.GD. »b Wxnc I 28, 6d. sbe Wbkki tea, UAOHima buasuntebp. Shesa Maohlnea can be had ol my Ageata l- N» MoLoanand Co., Pioneer Store, Whangare ) Thomai Wells, Cambridge: WlAlam Stevens on Onehonga jB. Wayto, Hamiltont Parnoi) and Boylan, Glsborne t Brennun and Co., TacxauKS wd at other places. mH R nEBAI Y% BPO T, QUKEN-STRKKT. ESTABLISHED 1855. BY BPUOIAL } . y ArPOINTMENTI Buy only the1' ' •■;* j^\ CELEBRATED \ -p SWING MACHINES. TheKaaleat, Simplest, Best Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne whioh has never beenlbeaten In competition. Bole Attents In New Zealand l SHAEE|SPEAR AND CO,, (Opposite the Market,)



Slebicat, Pjuctitzo.n'Kbs will find that in in Cipien.t phthisis, chronic bronchial ail'cotioii3, complipatod asthmalical complaints, and in moat cases whe c the breathing powers are oppres sed and constricted, with corresponding 1088 of vital energy, &c. : Aiclcin'B Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hypophosphile of Lime and yuioine, is an offcclivo pharamaceutical prepa ration of great value. It hostlio effect of speedily stimulating ,the bronchial mucous membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, &c, by T ? fl°r, l3. lnK great relief in digressing SSV Bvf' vs a0 ? upon lung tissues is undoubt- S il h?S'Vi^ al"1 J .i-.cPanitivo. Upon the gene ralhealth this medicine is permanently tonic, im porting a vital.U bayond the normal state of tha patient. The effect apontho breath ng powers Is quickly apparent, Che result b e i"g !hat the SSStoK^ 88 oonsldorable■ «»". ««a



Coffee j Coffee i Coffee s. c. brown, ? Dubham-stbeet, Auckland, FLOUR MIUiBB AND COFFER & BPlfl MERCHANT, HAS AZ>WATB OK HAKD ACT Fob Saib— floor, In Bftotai, loo's, and 60$ i "Bln«" te*«l. FLOUR. In sacks, vm, and GO'S, "Bid" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND BOASTED OOFFBS; : PKPPEB AND SPIOKa In the matter of COFFEE, tHaattfflUa of the PnbUo !a called to the excellence oiaj brands, and a trial sollolted. The MixtnrwW oompoeed only of the Best Plantation Co& and the Best Chicory procurable, aßfl fflM.w characterised thus— " Basle" (my best brand), nearly pn»M& :"Sh!p n and "Camel," medium oolfees.e great sirenßth and flavour, ; ', '■;" ,;■ "Castle" and "Leopard," low meJlnmßi oommoD oofffles, •> « : To lovers of really fins Coffee, ißtrweif ri oommend the " Kogle," but to the geaetMtW! Medium ooffees are found to be most MOefMf and I say, therefore, — Try thb SHIP Brand Tby the oamkl Brand Proonrable bom all Merchants anfl-BW keepers, loose, and In tins. lOlba., 281b5,, lllto Tibs., Bibs., ilbs,, 2lbs., and lib. ■~-,_.. l|: pOFFBB! pOFFKK! pOFFBK^| • —_ _ ——-7; mHE HELENSVILLE TIMBER COS X PANY, LIMITED.. WORKS: HELENSVILL AUCKLAND OFTIOE COLONIAL BANK BUffi .S? 8 riavtag a Hallway Siding rnnntoff, inio.M Works, are open to supply tontraotors tMJ' others with Sawn Timber, delivered, at■>» station on the Kaipara and Waikato Railw A Wharf with deep water frontago to tho Bf tho Company are enabled to load vessels WSJ side tho Mill for Southern ports and Anatraiu Have special facilities for supplying w* lengths on short notice. All communications to bs addressed to ■:• >. ■ JOHN Mj^NE^j- Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. T>EDUCTION IN FIBK BAYES HEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. s ; CAPITAL. _.. ..ONE JSOttilON STBiBWNi FIRE KIBKS taken on the most UBBBAIi: TSIIM3. PROMPT SETTL'BMBNTB. UNDOUBTBD SKOURrrr, 880/ P. PIKBOB^i