COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

Branch School at Ponsonby.

A special meeting of the Board of]. Governors ct the Auckland College ar,d ' Grammar School was held yesterday after, noon, to consider the proposed branch , school at Ponsouby. There wete present: Sir G. M. O'Korke (in the chair), Col. Houltain, Messrs Fenton, Peacock, Darga ville Tyler, Bey. C. M. Nelaon. the Mayor, and Mr Mackechnie; Mr Bourne, held master, was also present —The chap man said that in company with Mr Bourne he had inspected the Ponaonby Hall and found it suitable for tha accomodation of 100 boys. The usa of the hall had been offered to the Board, by the 1 rusteea on condi ion it should be surrend ered to the Government at three months notice. Mr Stevenson wroto that the attendance at the first would proba bly be twenty-five or thirty, but should gradually itc;ease to 50.—Mr Dargaville consideied this was only a matter t.f opinion, bat ihe Chairman said if the. mini, mum were not kept up to 25, the school should be closed.-Mr Browne, in answer to Mr Fentoo, cossidered that as | a preparatory school, the branch at Ponscwby wou d be very advan tageous, inasmuch as boys were noi properly prepared for college work, — Th« Chainnau and Mr Durgaviile thought the school shauld ba self-supporting.—Mr Peacock moved a resolution, which was adopted, approving of the establishment of a sehoil at Ponsonby, provided that 2o boys between the agos of 8 and 12 years attend or offered to attend; while Col. Haultain moved "That the Board willj establish preparatory schooU in any dis trict within tho Isthmus of Auckland where a suitable building in provided, and whero a minimum attendauce of 25 boys of 12 years can be guaranteed. — Colonsi Haultain's leaolution waa carried. It was then agreed on the motion of the Chairman that an assistant masttr be ap pointed to take charge of the Ponsonby school, at a salary ot £200 per annum, and applications to be iuvited in the usual manner, returnable in a fyrtnisjht."

MM. SWALLOW'S CONCERT.

A popular concert given by Mr Martin Swallow at the Newmarket Hall last even ing wai well attended, and as a musical entertainment was a complete success. The programme included the following item :-Piano overture, "Der Freichutz," piano tolo, " Gli Ugonotti," and a solo, " Com c gentil" (with oae hand only), by Mr Swallow j duett, "La ciDarem,'Mrs- Revitt and Mr Cleave; tolo, " Toe Lsver and the Bird, Mrs *evitt; '•The Heart Bowed Down," Mr Cleave. In the s.cond j.art this gentleman contri buted a piano solo, and with Miss Harding gave a piano duet. Mr Swallow tang Jiluementhal'B beautiful soug, "My Quoiiu," and Mrs Uevitt with taste and ex pression rendered the favourite Scotch ballad, "Within a Mile of Ediabr*' Town. Kot tha least interesting item was a clarionet sol* by Mr Jackson, a yonmg but most pitfeot performer. Jilgnor AntonJli san* a baritone «ol«, and aubatquently, with Mr Swallow, sang the duet, "On de a lei.' ■

THE PRESBYTERIAN SCAN DAL IN CHRISTCHURCH.

A Minister Deposed.

(BY TEUSCIRiPH.—OWN COKRESPONDEkT.

CHRISTCHUJBCff, Tuesday. AT the Presbytery to-day, after ths Rev. C. Fraser had been cited to appear and came not, th« Jtiev. Mr Elmslie «aid it would devolve upo» him to make a biief state ment for the prosecution, The charge pre ferred against Mr Fraser originally consis ted of three parts. The last of the three they had omitted as the case went om, be cause of the difficulty of leading proof. Tho second they omitted because the proof would have besn tedious, and because tho question of trust moneys would luve to come lv other connections, and ulti mately ihey had cosfined them!bel»es to the charge of undue familiarity with all ser vant1. Here again they bad eliminated a number of items referred to by the wit nesses and otherf, and counted themselves Co the live counts contained in the libel

w*s baaed upon a jama clnmosa, which arose early in last year, and which exists to tho present hour, This was the charge wbica led to tho whole case—an evil report which proved to be too well-founded, and which was enough to destroy the use fulness of any minister of the Gospel, The charge primo, he asked the Preibytcry to notice, win not a thing of ancient date, but of the present time, and was of such a nature that, for the honour of the Church, they were bound to make an investigation, and this investigation had led him step by step to the Other count* contained in the lib*l. The charge secando, which went three years back, involved an unavoidable inference of immorality, and the charges under tertio, quarto, and quinto, were supported by the most incontestable evidence—evidence-which Mr Fnser could not rebut. But, singularly enough, it waa when this evidence was laid upon the table that. Mr Fraser had withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Presbytery. If it was ■aid that such evidence could not be re butted owing to the lapse of time, the same difficulty had to be overcome m the matter of proof, and Mr Fraser's greater k&owledge- of all the . circumstances put the advantage on his side. Mr £lmsli« coicluded by remarking that the case had been a sore calamity to the Pres byterian Church, and that nothing but a regard lor the honour of the Church and the interest of ths cause of Christ would have compelled them to go on with It. If they had bees able honourably and con sistently to maintain Mr Fraser innocent it would nave served their interest as a body, and would have been gratifying to them selves personally to have proclaimed hit innocence to the world. Nothing but dire necessity had led them to bring the present painful prosecution, The charges were then formally goae through couit by count and sustained,. and the Presbytery i then unanimously deposed Mr Fraser, and declared the charge of St. Andrew's Chnroh vacant, A deputation was appointed to meet the congregation with reference to filling the charge.

MR MILNER STEPHEN'S CURES.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Tuesday. A. controversy is going on respecting the healing powers of Mr Stephen, and the local evening paper has invited communications fr»m those who have been treated, Out of five letters sent in from persons, four stated that they did not receive any relief, while the fifth winds ts» thus :—" Be what he may, tho relief irom-suffering for a fort night, which has never been secured before, is something to be thankful for, and she has never been so well for .many, many years," Mr Stephen having mentioned that Dr. Keyworth had sent 'persons to him, has brought forth a reply from the latter, in which he states that he never sent a patient to Mr Stephen, and fur. ther that he had no intention of floing so.

A correspondent of the "Perth In quirer " writing from Victoria Plains, gives ttie following particulars of a death by lightning during A heavy thunderstorm which occurred; thereon the Ist of Decem ber :—" The wife of Mr Kichard Broad of Hound-hill*, near Berkshire Valley, was sitting in the verandah in the even ing nursing her baby." The lightning first &trnck the chimney of the house, splitting it in two, then entered, the house under the roof, where it splintered and sprung the rafters. It ifa n passed through Mrs Broad, iien.'s room, smashing every article on the' washstand, but notharmiDg the old lady in any way, although she was present, and the current passed close to her. Jt then entered Miss Bioad'a room, where consider able damage was done also, after which the lightning passed through the roof of the room wherß the deceased was sitting, in the act of sewing, having her baby on her lap and two other children dose beside her, 'Jhe baby was scorched, but not severely injured ; the other children were not touched. The lightning first struck the mother in the chest, on the stay-busk and proceeded up the left side of her head' burning her hair and part o.f her ear off, and cutting a large holq in the side of her head, finally discharging itself ia the earth, close by, where it made a large cavity. Mrs Broad was struck to the floor insen sible, whore her husband found- her it is supposed, fully twenty minutes after the occurrence. She never spoke after being struck, and cued next miroing,"

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE SALVATION ARMY.

(To the Editor.) Sic,— Kindly pive space in your jontnal fc tho enclosed extract from the " Mellon*! Harbicger."—"The Salvation ArmyfS are not satisfied with tbeir 'Indian' c™ paign. We alludt dto their invasion of aid the defeat one of their oilicers had tU'tain,, in the police and higher couits. Sim. then there has been much correspond*),-" 'n the local papers, and the Key. JMr Hnni* has written to tha "Bombay Qazettu'' justifying the action of the Katvationi.l by quoting Cbris'/s command—"q 0 „ into all the world and preach the Gospel v every crea'ure, &c.,'' to which <v Heatheo," replies tbat the rev. g en i] man has forgotten to mmtion. anoilipj text, wlure Jesii3 says-"Go not iuf, the way of tbe Gentiles, neither into ill city of the Samaritans, &c.," and then ml, ceeds to prove that the Hindoos LI Gentiles, and that, therefore, the Salvation Atniy were disobsyiog their master's ex. prt-ss command, H e mogeats, and reason! ably, that it would be more appropriate, them to apply tbeir energies to cleagsl " the fouuUia tbat the stream may f. I pure," find save the souls of Christian/ than to force taeniselves oa the Hindoos'' I —Yours, &c, ' jjj J> C, WttKEs, ' PI

SANITARY CONDITION OP EDEN TERRACE.

— (To the Editor.) Sii 7,—Would you inform mo as to wbttn Eden Tirrace district lus any Inspectdrof Nuisancei, or is it under the City Inspector, or aro we allowed to wallow ia our djj[ M j cause fever and sickness to ourselves aol neighbours ? I tbink it must be theiafo course thai we are expected to pursue £•' causa so many do it. And is theieno!■» to compel our batchers to slaughter at til slaughter-house, and not in their back ja f^ and give the offal to pigs. If we don't p [ fever here it ia not our fault, tor, (Joo.l' J knows, we try hard enough to get it-y drainage, no sanitary laws, plenty of &\\L heaps, one er two slaughterhouses, two <« ! three pig-styes, and lots of small optL. 11 pits. Hoping by you drawing public .in-. tion to our filth you will cause a ritforiji-« I remain, your*, &c, P. Mobiaett, •Edem Terrace. : ;ioM [lt La the duty of the local governta body to attend to such matter*; or ft* residents may fake the matter into theit own hands by petitioning for union with thecity.-ED. E.S.] H

A talt mine has been found in the mom, tails near Salzburg, Austria, which gifo indications of having been occupied at]i ■■ abandoucd at least two thousand yea It contains a large and confused m . timbers, which were used_ for supports, mi & a number of miners' implements! timben ara notched and sharpened, hi weie subject to an inundation, and confused heaps, Ths implements coi mainly ot wooden shovtla, axe-httdk | etc A mong the different relics then «( R J also a basket made of u« tanned raw! piece ef cloth woven of coarse wool (tit I fibtr «f which is very even aed etill v i g«od preservation), and a torch tojetlier with flax filter. It apptoj ji probaUe that the ancient salt miners yen » •vertakea by th« flooding of the mi mummified bodies havu also bew ?'.>■ covered. The find seems to have bclorgt; to the pre-Rouan tiucs, as the axe-b were evidently used for hroi?", axes, ■]..,■. ' mens of which have been found np.,ii •},< surface of the mountain, mc relics m a high order, the basket being »uperior eva , to some that were used iv early historic times. A dry dock has been begun at Seba which, it is estimated, will co the enormous sum of £4,000,000, M. Voter j j deem of St. Petersburg is the contactor, h 1 aud expects to complete it in three vein, Since the Ciimean War. when the old dry i dock wa» destroyed, a floating dock has,, bcea ia use, which now, with the increasing • size and weights of modern Bhlpyii>fc.( adequtte. The largo sum eatiraataJ'fii the work is most probably for a bas&amth a number of adjoining graving docks, »sit would be impossible to expend £4,000,W on one dry dock alone. The magmfat systems of repairiag basins and grnni'J docks in the British and French dockyaiqkj do not exceed in cost that estimated fotjjp woik at Sevastopol. Hence it is raift. than, probable that great impreveiiFntaK with tlioso of the floating war mate »: the* Russian navy. . .

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W, B. COOHBANB *Af. »Aoß* TO-MLOKKOW. EADDLERY. „ HARNESS. MDDLItEYi . ' Ex Weather? field. THE subscribers will sell, at their Booms. Fort-Btreet, on Thursday, 18th Instant, at 11 o oloolf, A BHIPMBNT OF ENGLISH SADDLERY AND HABNES3. consisting ot-Gentu' and Ladies' Baddies with all fittings complete. BRIDIiEB, BUGGY HARNESS. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Wi B. OOCHBAWEI. . IJAS- DAOBE MONDAY, JANUARY 22. BXTENSIYisIkAIIKI FOREST. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms Fort-Dtreot, on Monday, the 22ai January, 1883,' at 12 o'clook. By OidM ol tho Kxcoutor In tho Estate of the Late James Shepherd. i r>i A AOR'S LAND, Bitaated at Pnketl, In 1919 ,^ County or Bay of Islands, being a "' Crown Granttotho lato Jrp. Shepherd, withtto well-known Kauri Forest. Mr Jno. G. Shepherd, of ?<Wfc t w$ agJ?s!|* will Bhow the boundary Unes to intending purohaseis. No Reserve. For further partloulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, Auctioneers. W. S, COCHBAHKJ WAS. DAOBS MONDAY, JANUARY 22. BY ORDER OS1 THS MORTSAGRE. BRICK BUILDINGS IN LOWER UaAPEL STJJEBT. I|IHE Subscribers will sell, at their _I_ Rooms, Kort-streot, on Monday, 32nd lust.. kt 12 o'clock, That Valuable BLOCK of NKW RRIOK TWO-bTORKY BUIbDINGS, divided Into 3 Comfortable Dwelling Howes, erected on part Allotment 11, Seo. IS. City of Auckland, having a frontage to Lower Chapel-street, of 56 feet by 107 feet deep; held under lease for 21 years, from 3nly 1,1889. Suhjeot to a ground rent of £1512s a year. For farther uartioulaw, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. Vf, S, OOGHBAHB JAS. DAORS TUESDAY, JANUARY 30. BY ORDEK OF THE GOVERNOBS, AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL, BUILDINGS IN CHAPEL . STREET FOR REMOVAL. THE Subscribws will sell at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Tuesday, 30th instant, at llo'olook, Tho Whole of tho Buildings now erected on Part Lots 14, 15, 16,17, and 18, Section 22, fronting Ohapel-street, consisting of ■--■.-.■' 13 Dwelling Houses 1 Shop 1 Sohool 1 Stable To be Removed within 14 Days. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctk&efcia. TO-MORROW. " ™" THURSDAY; JANUARY 18. TO DRAPERS, GENERAL DEALERS, j , AND OrHBRS. general drapery & clothing, for absolute sale. to close, accounts. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, at his Rooms, on the above date, ac 11 o'clock, 3 A PABOKIlicoouNTa: T° aLOSK WITHOUT RESERVE. t. . — ~ . ;.-: I FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, I ■ ' At K_^S£kL l __-, -B »BMM, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF r THE SUPREME COURT, 11.- ■'■ ■,'-■ - - •■• ■• ■ ■ ■■' I . .■ —ii-» •*,.■.. . .. ■•'■ ■•• GABRIEL EEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and ' Firth's Mills), Lower Qneen-atreet, oa the above date, at U o'clock. THE FOLLOWING PBOPICRTIEB :- ALLOTMENTS, No. 24, 27, 28, and 32, Parish of Okahn, oantalning 360. ACRES of LAND, adjoining Mr Roshill's propart/. Also, PART OF ALLOTMENT 155, Pariah of ;' Takapuna, containing 8 AORKS. , , Terms and conditions at Bale. The AneUoneer ca'la jartloular attention to I this Blook of Land, being some of tke finest in the Kalpara Dlatrlot, and well worthy the atUn" II lion Ol capitalists. , -\:.^ yi . i: TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, i; ■ '■ -ATSOOITi;" ' " I VILLA SITES! VILLA SITES, I ' - VILLA SITES I DEVONPORt, NORTH SHORE. B. C. (GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr Edwin Binney to sell by auotlon, on Tuesday, 23rd instant, at his Mart, Queen-street, 8 CHOICE VILLA SITES, each having a frontage of 60ft., 6 lots having frontage to Vauxhall Road, and being opposite the residence of J. B. Russell; Esq., and N. G. Brassey, Esq., commanding mag nificent views of the Gulf, Tirltiri, and the North Head; 3 lotsfronting Victoria Road, also commanding splendid views of tho Gulf, Harbour, &o. The triangle, as a blook, having a frontage to both roads, will before lone; command one of' the beßt business sites at the North Shore. These lots, besides being all that can be desired for villa sites, arc volcanic soil, and situated i within 7 minutes of either wharf. I B. TONKS. :E. O. CAEK. B. D. TONES I THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. I Villa Residence, Ponsonby, the Residence of the late B. J. LleLias. I B. TONKS ft O 0., I XIAVB received instructions to sell, by 1~l auotlon, on THDR3DAY, the 25th inst., at 12 o'clook (noon) at the Brunswick Matt— That desirable Residence, Ponsonby HoJd (lately occupied by the late R. J. ' DbLiAs), having a frontage to Ponsonby Road ol 78 feet b? a depth of 166 feet i ' inches to Prospect Terrace, and being part of 'Allotment No. 2, Section 8, Suburbs of Anoklaad; commands a gcod view and ia of easy acceis to Town, - ' | ' • AIBO, '-...■ -.' Allotment, Prospect Terraoe, ot UO feet, . adjoining the above property. Intending purchasers oan view the Property 1 any day exoapt flaturdsy. t t TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. j . GRAHAMSTOWff. jj| T. W. HICKSON & CO., § T?EG to announce that having been in- I! J3 Btruoted by Mr Henry alliy, to offar hi FOR SALE BY AUCTION I ifi ' " -.-■■•' "■'■:' W THE WHOLE OF HIS SPIENDID if ■ l' II -pROPERTY AT DIKUTAIA, IB ' ' ■ - CONSISTING OP . ; li» ■■ • ■ ■•;• '■ '-': ■B i 000 A9RE3 MAGNIWOBNT FLAT liAND AND LOW HILL 9. i ill It Is their Intention to Hold the Bale on the t lIS . afternoon of TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd, (AT GRAHAMSTOWH. The exact hour end place Of holding the saß will be annonacsd In future advertisementr; ■ fitnoßtaphs wiu ahortlr be ont* and will beolr. | I rotated throw b the medium of this parer.



i .mini imTwmrmr*" ~ Aoowong. I TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. AT NOOM, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, A X ART H U Il'S MART, On Thursday, 18th. at 12 o'otocfc, noon. AlexakdraTstrret, corner OB1 ROKEBY-3TBEKT.-ThMe HOMW and Two Freehold AllottneDU being 8U ana 61b. having a largo frontage. Tiierela « Rood well of water. Thi« la a Rood opporttuiity for prooudDg a freehold near to Qaea=-3treet. PONSONBY ROAD.-A Fine Building Bite, having 120 foot froataw to P<>D«o°*«;s??f' commmdlng a flee view. between Three Lamps and Tramway Station. . TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. NOON. MARIINJE SITES. -pTORTHCOTE. j^ORTHCOTE. BUILDING SITES, Close to the Whaif, odjointpg the New Hotel. To be sold l>y auction, at Arthur's Mart, Qneonßtreot, ou 'jluiruday, January 18, 1883, atl2o"clookf:ooi!, Several Largo situated BUILD IN Q SITUS, overlooking tho harbour, olty. ana enrrounfing neiuhbuurhood. having frontages to the Great Norm itoad, and to a bholly boaoh. These Allotments Bro without exception the most conveniently and pleasantly tituated oi any at Northoote. R. ARTHUR. Salesman and Auctioneer., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, SHEEP FAIR. The undersigned will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHBEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendors will forward entries not later than the Tuesday previous, the 6th. HUNTER ft HOLAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. THE undersigned witt hold their Waluku Monthly Sale on Saturday, the 20th lnst., ■when they will sell CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &C. HUNTER & SOLAS. TO-MORRO>t. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALS, at tho Remuera Yards, on Thursday noxt, January 1?, 140 head Well-fatted Cattle 800 Fat abeap and l-amlis Dairy Cows. Store Cattle Fat and Store Plrs ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. fHE HAYMARKET. LAND, TtfE PBOPERY OF MR. GILMOUR. SITUATE AT WHANtrAROA, ' COUNTVT OF RAGLAN. Mb. UjFRED BUCKLATSTD, HAS received instructions to sell, at the Haymarket, on ifrlda.', January 26, at 12 o'olook, Fitit- T OX 95. containing sliont SS6 acres, ■Li ooDSlderabiy improved, sltnate on tho main toad to and join ing tho farm oooupled by Mr Har sanr, at an upsat prlco of £700. Seoond-WESTERN PORTION Oi A'lOt coouuu yy meDts g0 and Sli oaß t orn hnlf Of AJlotmenta 37 and 3?, and AUot misntr 47, iS. and 82, oontainlDK about 7(B bo> 05. £'1 la one lo*. at on upsut prlaa of 103 per acre. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, mHE A NNUAL QHEEF BfAIR Will be held at THE REMUERA YARDS, ON I , TDESDaY, FEBRUARY 6. Entries to be previous to Thursday, February 1. ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY OATTIiK SALBS. VJ | Pokeno—Monday, January 15. Drury—Wednesday, January 17. Papakura—Wednesday, January 31. :r ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL^ SHEEPSKINS, BIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. JANUARY 24, AT 12 o'CMCK NOON. HAMILTON TO CAPITALISTS ASD HOTEL- . KEEPERS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from Messrs Hally Brothers, who are dlssolvlßg partnership, to tell bj pnbl'c auctloe, on the premises, Portion of Lot 98, Boronßh of Hamilton, oon tilniog half an acre, having a frontage of 177 feet to Vlotoria-sireet, »nrt 122 feet to Oolliaß wood-Btreet, on -whioh Jb ereoted »hat well known Hotel tbo Commercial, whlou for aooom nodailon and design Is tot to be eurpaßsod In the Nortu Island. The BUILDING has eighty fe3t In Vlotorla- ! Btroat and sixty-four feet to CalUnßwood- Btreet, and only a tovr onataß from the Hamilton Station of the Auckland and Thames Railway, end within ono minute's walk of the Bank and Telegraph Station; the Police and DlMiict Courtu being on the adiolnlug section. 'I'he Baildinß wss de signed ard erected uader tha Baperintondence of Mr Maboney, Architect, Auckland, and is pronounced by tho travelling pabllo to be ono of tha most oommofliotjaHotolsinNowZaalantl. It has two Private Eutrances: Dinieg • Room, with folalng doors, 1G x 20; i Slttlug Rooms, each 11 x 12; Bar, 20 x 18, handsomely fitted up; Cellar, dry in all weathers and lofty. 20 x 18; Commercial and Bamp!o Room, 15 xll; Billiard Boom, 25 x 20. ' UPSTAIRS. —21 Bed-rooma : Bath-room. W.0., Sittlnß-ioOßii U x 14; Jjrawinß-room, 20 x 16: also. Water Tank, containing 6GO gallons DETACHHD KITCHEN, 23x 131 Stables,2os: 42,11 etall and fonr looao bosoa; Carriage-shed, 12 x 12, toaetner with a nevsr-faUlng supply of water. AIBO, TheffURNlTUBBof thoabo o. No expense having been spared by the Pro prietors, every article is of tbe bost. Billiard Table by Aloook, with furniture com plete. After which THE COACHING PLANT, viz.: 1 Double-seated WaKgon.l Double-seated Buggy, Single Buggy, 'Bus, Spring Cart, 7 horses, Double and Single Harness. The whole of tho Property enclosed with a gal vanised iron fence. ■ N.B.—Should the purchaser of the freehold wish, the option will be given of taking the Furniture and Coaching Plant at a valuation. Tho Auctioneer has every confldonce in re commending the above property to parties in seaoh, of a valuable investment, being situated In tho centre township of Waikato, and on the direct route to the great sanatorium (" Tho Lakes ") of the world: it is also the favourite re sort of the tourist and private families, as well as the commercial public. I TERMSi Two-thirds of the purchase money Of the freehold can remain on mortgage, for I three or five years, at 8 per cent. ' JOHN KNOX, Auctioneer.



Laud and Batata Agents Jj By BDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBBKT-Gontlenian'a HOBldonoe, 10 rooms outbulmlns*. 310 0 aorea ; very cheap. MOUNT ALBKRT-Uonso lOmoibb, outbmw- V?isotSa Horn&S. fflM own. at 7PM cant. MOUNT ALBKRT (near Btatioul-Houso iU HoSo^KIiruTKOOMS. Eden Terrace. nn««tii\'o wel' ire. Offered cheap. MOUNT HDffiN (now- Stationi-aeven-vomnod HouseanrtLartte Allotment.£so9. Terms easy. MOURT KDKN-House i rooms, £210 VIKW BOAD (Moint Kdont-7-roumea House; conoroto olstorn. with nearly onenere. COTTARK and LOT-198 X WO-JjKO. UNBHUNGA-llouse 8 rooms-8100. „ a a oil KOAD—House, i rootOß, and land', £150, AtEoTMBN'IS. aoaflold Koad, Peniell, Kloh- MOUnVkU rt N, Valley bW-Hodso oC 9 largo rooms, out hou*cs. 4*. iP. lana. Chew. BKAI'IISLD KOAU-aontloraan'B Kcsldenoool 8 rooms, large allotment, eypry convenience. LKAMINMON ROAD - Now Oonafortablo Hoasea and Lamt, 4250 each. .... t . OITY-Oapltal ahop ol 6 room?, stablo, So., to WOUNTAVBEftT-lßi aorcsßad Hoßsa. £500. MOUST ALBIKT-Lease of C 2 asrcß nad Houses. &c Choop. . KlitittßSi Itf-Uouse. 7 roomo, nnd land, £100. PONSON BY—Houses ol I! and It voome. PAPATOITOI—Fino Homo nud 20 ucros. KAKfllt) nt Cambridge, Pnkerlmu, Re. KD.WAYTS. Honno r"ifl Land Attflat. dPS 11 Ac. xAf l** J" lA a ON, K0033, &AW» ANU FINAKOTAIi AOKN3 YOT.OAK UiKK,- AOOKMtm. Bankers j-Natloaol Kank of Now Zealand. BHNTDaaaiNTKRKBTOoUsoJea. HONKY Invested (or Capitalists on firat-olau Beouritles. without CiiAKas. Uix por eer.t allowed on deposito until Invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS NaartHrtffl. BHAKHa Bought or Sold to order. SB3T ATBa Wwiftgofl for AbMatweSt ALLOTMKNTS Bought, and HOBMSBnUt on the Weokis* Payment System. MOTBINQ ALIiOTMSNXa SOB EALB ASFSBKMM!- BeoUand-stroet, 60/ WeBS-Btroet. 80/ Bond-Btrcet, 15/ ra ?'Vf SKSSi % Arayle-atieet. 163 fc or Jolt-street, 10/ W aSI ta^rartma ofeer stroaw at low r»wa j»Ai\nr\ TO tBND, SnSnma ol 410 suflup &4UUU WM dB, on Kood sooorltles. NOBTHOOTK-Allotments: two fine Corner Allotments for Sale, five mlnnto3 walk Mlffi ETTl BT OK.- N OBr,y Fon. AON. Jtv tor Sale, on main road to Anofeland; level ianfl, fenood. in Brass; 41 miles from Auoklan. OHOPS and HOUBBS to Let In Princes-street, D proßpoot-street, Karangahape Koad, Ivybor Sf oUßßa?Mc«lnt Kden with about two aero Jtl ground, having a main frontage of 117 It otohsrd, gsrden. oow-nhod. plgßty, fowl-home, ntn. Price £675 Kaßr terms. spi ka-FOUR-KOOMKU HOUBR tor faloln 3&1OU Nowton, near the Masonic Hall; easy t/oR^-NKWTON-Fou^^oonled Honsa and Jb/iUV vVorkshOD for sale, with good garden. CHAPEL-BTRKBT IOITYI-Two Houßea for salo near Unrbom street. Price. £J2S. SUBURBAN STORK for Sale; home oon talna Blx roomß and toulltry; main tho rouKhfare. splondia position for business. «050. TirKMiKBLKY - STBBBT — Sovon - roomed W Honso tor S*le ; anlte row, overy con venience ; will bo sold a great barealß. i vUBLIN-STRKKT. Newtan-Vejy oorofa* U nblo Honso for Sale (new), near Po»t utid TeleKraph Offlcea, on deferred payments; £10 G P K vVn ifoOMRD HOUBK and Two Allot- IO menta for Bale, •wiihin qunrtor of an hour d walk of Qtieon-Btreet. Easy torma oon bo B MriKKM:BB'ORI>STRKEr~New and very con venient CotUge for iivlo, near CongreKa tlonal Churoh, On easy bjrma. J?KAn-SIX-KOOMKD HOU3K (now), with »OUU p an try, for Sale;; very convenientj water latd on; easy terms. HAMILTON (Waikato)—House and aero of ground for sale, two mlntitos wait from Bank of New Zealand, (or CIOO. Lot 321. Hamilton West TTUNUA-Klghty Aorea of Land for Sala for H £65. Also, Kighty Acres at Wattcieklo, tor etS. A BBlradld chance for working man. NOttTHOOTK — Sovenroomod Boneo, out buildlnga, &c, and 80 ncroa of Land for Sala. Votyohosp. Gvnad view of the harbour. •DOKSONBY—Now ais-rooaiErt House for Jr ■ B&lo cost tba a'hrea Lamps, fries, £200, Kauy terms of pnymsnt. DBVOKPOUT, t»k« Kasfl — Bevwisl vsiy oholea Villa Blxta fcr Salo, havtag rosa and ue ~ , ; tr" i"1' ' 41)'j llnsM lanfisoip-J viows to ba found wouud Auaiiar-o* jpVp'x- ' "i>v/ OOTTAJUS in Sew JCuue>U t Ol , j.js gala, witli Idga ahsfl, aUat meet ifl t:. :•'■''(■ s vovr oiieajs. ■•IKTAIIiSiMASAEIV^aFROHTAGE.-I.tffla W ' for Sal* a* fl2 pc? romi to Inrga or Bmall blockJ. E»sy f.srtßßi POftK— HOUJys for Sala in Wllllam-tfrsot, 3&40>.» D, • \ ,-„»-t 3'tihniob. EF3031--i3entiosaws*a Vliir. Kaaaeaoa, saren rooms, crxveh-fcoui'S, etabllaß. fee. eIOOO. RKMO» T<'* ii>> v, £o?B»10) exooU'jßSsol! . JUKI f V^W J , m u-»_^a. TJONaONSy-Nsw Ste-rooiafia Hocso and A Workshop for sals i twa alioSnsento I two IronteEaa j easy teraw. FAHnlil/li. — Newly-finished Elx-roomefl Hcvso tor sale I plsafient view } £328. WjLW-MB k!m ffor Eab at WatkomiU, Van * BSOMmo, Btolroa'M'Glnt, Waltakerol, Mahu mast, NorSh Bhora, Fsusktiro, ft;o, Alao, mo list m IVes9 Ztaland Herald wa H r«M& A'ewi, OEAB, WUtIAHSOB, SBTIIB AQBNS VnsOAH liAaa HOCSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGKNCY.-Oentral Chambera, 177, Queen -Btreet, and Everton Cottige, Ohuroh - street, North Shore.—l ho unders'Kned. in oommenolng the abovo BuainsßJ, bogs to intimate to Properly Holder b, and the Public genornliy, that any Kußinesa entrnitod to iilm. will have hla per sonal and oarefnl supervision) and trusts by strict promptitude and integrity, to merit sup port from his many known friends. ALFJRED COX. - jJrospeCtUS. PROSPECTUS or ibb HELENSVILLB FLOUR MILL COM PANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £20,000 Is 20,000 Sharks of £1 Each, PIYA liß as follows: —Ten Shillings rer Share to ba paid during the first Twelve Months; One Shilling on application; One Shilling on allotment: Two Shillings on Ist February; Two Shillings on Ist May; Two Shillings on Ist Angus!;; Two Shillings on Ist of Beptembor, 1883. Provisional directors i Ms John Foster Mr H. P. Kavcmagh Mr James Hand Mr Isaao MoLoodi Mr D, MoOlennan Mr William Adams Mr R, A. MoLeod. With power to add to their numbor. ANKER National ank of New Zealand. Solicitors i Messrs Dlgnan and Armotroog. SBOBETARY pro ton. I Joseph Griffiths, The objects ol tbe Holonsvlllo Flour Mill Com pany (Limited) will be tho ereotlon of a Flour Mill and Grain Store, and tho Importation ot Gratn from tho South or any other part of the world where they can purchase with advan tage. ■ • . The advantages that the proposed Company would possess over all othern in tho provlaoa are patent. Vossels coming from tho South to Kalpara. Ports for tlmbor are, as a rule, froiprhtcd with Brain, and the Hoieiißvllle Timber Coin uany'a mills being now in full operation, would bo » grca f. Inducement for that olaea of vessels to run to Helensville. and would ennure oheap freights, whilst tho oonsuaiptlon'ot flour fn tho Kaibara Alone will guaranteo a Elarno trade to tae Company. JttoaiCo.i r jpHB FACT IS NOW ASSURED. J. TSU.I ISOIPIBNT 00N8UMPTIOH, ; ' CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THKOAT AND MJNQ OOMFLAIHTS, NBIIVODS AHO WASTING DlSffiAßlCa are pormanontly rollovod, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re- WnWriVPoPHO3l in.l |lrfe» of Li mm ANll QUIMMt. Theso groat rennitu saa owing o the combination ot NBHVB AND BlUm TONIO ihat lond increased sustaining powers to the Invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Eucalyptus on the mucus mem brants, whoreby the air passages ara olearod of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner, Dally ovidenco Is afforded of the per manent roaueoltating action of this remedy—bo that all who suStßr should at once make a trial ol ito eminent proper ti3S. The MuoalyptuD Syrup is moderate In prioo, and within tho roach of all who nood it. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonio alkaloido with hypophoa* nhitea.and not a secret nostrum, Kesjstored and gazetted undor " The Trades Marks Bogistratlon Act," by Gsavbs Aickin, Tha Pharmacy, Auok lanO. Wholoaale Agent ITw Nnw ?EAiAtiD Dnus Compaott •jet" o t_i c i. BKE3 WAXT BBHB WAXI Furchuaad in any quantity for Casha Buyers of Funguo and MuntzMetaL Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KB!W can coEfldently recommend thora, and trusts that all hlo old Customera, and tho Publio generally, will avail themeolvoa of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouchong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every ta«tei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Orookorywarej Silks, Handkerohlefs, and other oommodltlos too numerous to mention. Note the Address i- JAMBS AH KBW & CO,, * 231, Qoeen-etreoii



Pctblio woucob. D 1 D W A X D BAKILEY, ARCHIIHOT. "..'.. , STICHBURST'S BUILDI^G3. -' QUBSN-BTOKET. ,„_ , • *i- ""SLyMARK' — "^ ——^~" HTI O X S A h B, (P - . . 1 Four-wheoleS]JoKl'Mt(nc\arly*iow} 1 Two-wheulod Ucg Ui-rt (uoivrly new) 1 Lnrno Lady's Phuuton Doublo-sotaoa linxgy Wanted to l Juroli!iße, Doublo-Boatod HOOQUU liugsy. ; PAIN'S V wJiolc3ale&EotaU «^J • W. H." HAZARD, Ginnnukw, Quesn Street, Auckland,' Ageat for JABISS PATH, Loix&on, rrnoTEOHNitT ra »he boval v«ohy imu»o»o>i. Ol g. s OOiuv n, aa r> 53 mas fci aSBKOHAKSS. JcMPOETBKS 0» PAPBKHANEUM© 3, PaKffli BeooratJoßs, OtAHO-PfiL'sasfi, BSvtfi't.'i, aid RoaeiJ-IPSJiSH erapisla, UlasHSJiato;. wmsu lißAn, Oeloaia, OU, VAItNsaHBBI Gcosbes, Sitocil Paiute, Clamin's &atlc6r> soslva ;isil VaiscS SUJtsst^ Painti;, MOULDIKSB-RHt, Utolnffl, Vcuoai-aa,fca Vlolur* ffrarae aod i^iMiu llij&oratStui", l?suis&' irraosea JsrOablJjaS and O.W.V. Picstraasa oJ a«ery flaasi^iitlaa la £rtv.S toslsSs hctbats—Fliotaa sina Coi^asraai Albniaa Jok Pholcs, acrapa, £c. ifco,, Sroe Oat-oat or Overlay Moaate, aX ttasi OaWasS a«a cd.v, afonctnt i Axi^ts' aMcisitoe W. IP, SB Si hartaa always oa Snail (ftn iMscM stoofe ot tha Kbora soocia in (be North luJncd c! New Ee&lanil, kto nbJo sa exooats eltiits whole, sals es raiaSl ori«sr« oa tea mnci tsvoazatds isrmß. Samplsa ef FaiKitJuiiKbiGS fcoas ccsa siook, or o* orteirsl jjasfeegfiH, mat on noplitsa tlon. New Botßerfl In AunSlana o!u)clfl mspcioj our Btock ot PspEriisnalnfio aai Pltsima<s befoi^ IltUnii up their now bouioui fray v?j;; "nC! Kins> (bins ia i«ls ths inetves of eTC!psue« w, phixijpps & soh; QOTIBW-WrBBBW. APOBXAMJ3 CO M W .M B M Me e1 OBSON-STUEEt' STEAM GOFi?"KE MiIAS.-H. P. GIBHO'IS end CO., Tow, Coffee, and Bploo Morchinin, Wholeoitlo End Family Grooors, Coa), Flrovfoofl, ana Prodoce IJenlorp.-H. P. GinßO.va and CO,, Hoooon sireot, Anoklanfi /fN 0 T 0 BATH HJT to ROTH'S? PUBLIC HOT. COLD. ANU HUOWSK BATU3. ViatORIA-STUIiKT KAfe'C. Chawe—ONK SHILiUNG. Open all week das-£ fiom7 a.m. to 9 P.m.. and SUNDAY MOKN ING3 trom G tUlloo.ro. Tho Batn-rooms art nil private, and euwlied tvlth ovory oonven iouco, Turkish towo's, flesh and hair braahos. aotnbg, reapirstor.% 60*1^, Sza. eoloct Hath rooma (orlvatc) tor L^aloj every d»y, ot ul houra, with fem»loattonrtano". OnaShullng snd Auckland. N B.— Biirbsr io ottondnnco. "T A M X S ~IT LAKE, Havlnjf returned trom Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to Inform tho public that ha has BTAKTKU BUSINSSB A9AIN IN tIM OLD SUul', CofcToM-nju»K-BTRKK.T Webt, and will bo moal happy to goo his old customers, and any now onefi who will favour him with thclt patronage. All binds of Yaohtn and Boats built to order on tho shortest notices. Boats repaired, K.B.—A Small Slip on tho premiss?. J. CU&.RK:. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, eUSTOM-HOGSK-STKEET WEST, FUEBAIAM'a BAY. TO BRIDGE CONTKACTOKS, BUILDERS, KTO. The undorel^naa, havlnu epeclsl mßohlnery for the manufacture of Bolt?, has supply of all lenßthß In stock at cheapest rr.tns; alno. 1!oku latlon Verandah Poata. Iron Tubular Field Gates, price £310s, to bo hart from T. end S. Morrln X Co., Crniokshank, Mlilor a; Co., and at the Works. A. T A IT. Lorne-gtreet Bolt and General Iron Worke. THAMES CAKKIAGE ASD DRAY TAOTOttr, JAMES MaCKIB, PporRIETOK, Viotoeia-st. East, AUOICLAND, Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly exocuted on tho shortest notloo. Springs made and repaired. Always on Band—A larga quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts end bpokes ( Rod Gum Fel loes, and Hobart Town Hardwooa. N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to. AKNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND OANDLK MANU FACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, KiCHMOND. Office £-DURHAM^STRBKT, AUCKLAND. Cash Purohasora ot Tallow, Wool, Ehoopsklnp, and Bones.. rjpO COiNTRACTOKS AND OTHERS, WELLS BROS., Devokpobt, Aro prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shell, Abli, Purirl Posts and House Blocks, &c, &c. Contracts nrndo for tho de livery ot Timber, &c, from the mills to any art of Dovonport District. Address: WELLS BROS., Carters, Dovonport. rpna Auckland forwarding JL AND PARCEL DICLIVKUY AQSNOY Dospatoh Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part ot tho Town and Snburbs Cheap Ratio, and with Knaranteod rpsultirlty, Tho followhiK Bra the iiooklni? Agencies!— A, R. Ladd, Cablnatmaker..Kßrtingah»peßoßd W. H. YounK, Groooc ...Ponbonby lload R. Blrnto. Batier...,r,., ~ArohHM J, Rsld, Cablnetnoakor,,..Corner ot Kytfor Paea anil Symondu at, S. Heid, Grocer..,.,..Oonior of Kyhet I'ftss and Grafton Koud. W.B.Colllnn, Grocer... Parnoll a. Holdc, Cabinetmaker No wmarltet DHUVKRiaa :- Town i Hourly, fcuburban ill a.m. and 5 p,m, No. 78, Toleohona ExchanßO. HICAD OFFICE: NATHAN'S 130HD. Cuotom huußO troet. O Unmaansd3, OJ S!ESia£nlis' Mounted tn voilcaa wssa ■ ffSSKS U G 0 50 JE3 VAS iSWHS, iB'IO 08A IG, i rm SIS Hk H ffi A R KE T I. SPS, QPBBN-aXBKBT, ATJOKiAiTO ON fIAJtB. ABESTED r-BS OOKOftI&2?DSIi ASSB BOMAK BHPJKK,- WMte Oiovei1, Kod Clover, AlsySo Clots?, Oow stats, Meadaw F«soua, Meoflow Kostall. Croatad DosntaJl; Kaye. TrefoUum laoafKESwn (BeeirleS OJovest). FKOM AMSEIOA SIBSOf •» SlmoShy, KontncSir BlnsKrass (Poa PratensW, Parerty Bay Hyosraeß, UsnJerlbnry Ryogrsss. Oooksfoot, PraMegrata, Baitsill, gAEM SBKD POTATOBS, M ffOMO-JTS !- Ashleat Klfinß7. 'X'arlor'B Kidney, Canter; busy Slakes. PattarßOn'B Victoria. fcATEK VAKUKTSiia—Hobart, Sutson's Mag ' wnsa Bamsm, aut*Oß'« Flowe* Bull, ato, AMD, ' Data Basla?, Gusraaa and fflowos; Seed. CoarßO, rflne and Rook Salt. Brsn, Sharps, New Zen tend fflais. Tow, rteoon end Hums. BONKDUST AHD BONKffLOUR ot all srades. IBZ&m A»D PERUVIAN GUANO. tsß., &0, HBSKETH & AITKBN.



Business Notices. (P. J. MOSS.j [W. P. O'SOLLIVAN .|j\ <Jb Moss & C/O, f HOUSS, .IjAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS. SHOB'HiA.TO-STREKr, intoufUns! Buyst'B are mepeoitul'y invited to Inapoct our Liat ot I'mportits. . Money to Lena sit. Uurrdiit Krvtes ot Interest^ T UKNJJKKSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAIN'MCK, NO, S, WY N D HAM - S TKE ET. HKNDBKSON & MOIVOB, CABINKTMAKKR-1, U?HOTj3LKIiJCBi3 AMI.) UNDSCRTAKEBS, Kabanoahai'e Road (Koxt to Garrou's, Uulchoi). Msittrasßen niaflo ai.d tiomado, Couohes and Chairs muoo to onlor and old ono9 made equal to now. Kvory doscription of Cabinet work done on tlio Bhurtost noiice. WEST END S X ORE, VICTORIA-ST. WIS3T. JOHN H. HUGHICS la now proporoa to supply all kinds oi Grooorleo ac tho lowest price?. A limit. Invited. N.B.—Familloa waited on for Orders. Bnd Gooaa delivered. I'leaso Noto the Address— JOHN H. IIUGUKS, Ten Doalor and Family Grocor, VictOTla-street West, next Hid Lion Hotel. BOOKBINDING AND ACCOUNT book FAoroav. ViOToniA-BTKimi Wk&t. Auckland, Ono JJoor abovo Holland & Butler'e. CIIAKLESUOOPEK, Lato Head ol tho " Horald" Dspartmont. Boga to Inform hla Friohds and the Pubilo in Kqnornl that ho has ootnmenoed Buelnoas for llrasoir. C. 0. la now prepared to execute PROMFiLY, CnioAPf.y, aDd ia tho Best Stslb, , a'l oluscjd of UopKBiNDiNG and general St«- j tlonory, m TMPOKTANT ANiSOUNCEMENT. Jnst Received, per Looh Awe, ' A Splendid Assortment ot VIOLINS, BOWB, Rnd FITTINGS. MBMIDIANB, OONOKR. UNAS, nnd all kinds ot MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, at THUS, E. CARTE tt'S, 82, VICTOEIA-STREKT, AUCKtKJND (Sixdooisabove Albartbtreet). TiSACHEB, Tuner, ond Rosalrer of Pianoforte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. Terms and Testimonials on application, Tuner and Repairer of all kinds ot Musical Inatrumonte. / rpHOS. T O-AEHDTX, {- SB2S KJ&AS UOBJK niWQM FAOTOBTi OaSZOK-EOOSIB-Mt PfIOMI WMTi Wcnm ISM vts Sos, OADULEKY C. F.~COOPEB, 257 & 273, UPPKB QUKKN-STREKI1, First Peizk Auckland Snow, 188?. Munufaoturcr of Kvery Description of OAHKIAGK. GXU, BUG3Y, OAUT, AND PLOUUH IiAHNKdS. todies' ajid GeuW Saddloß, Paokßadd!c«, Bags, YuUsoj. Lokrlurb, Sec, &0,, on hand and made to order* Bridles, \Vhlp3, Spuw. Bits, Brnshea, Klllman'a Einhrooatlon, &o. St-.cp'.colmao end Raoo Saddles mado to ordor. fp i.' X A U O C X JL m OPHOIAN Km n Btoofe i'ipjjOXAOl;f.fßi-'AND KYB QSiAflSffiJ tti eracy itwoi'Jr'Uoni an aoacrat* lhl Oaarantaad, oOM5?oo?.'v:! ii'.Ci<>jj'yyi-i"A and tslti i SCOt'iliS, Pov,Mr£vil sr.a Cheap. ASSBOIB lU;.'.O\!RT)f«J, THERJIOjntrBHII, • ; '> 'T,yi, H.«T.'.'RIK3 AND tVcpte-o Sksti-Sc M-infciueg and JModleal Colit. £?m MiiilNß IibABSUB. XBEOI3OUT3J3, Compasses, Skxtastb, Spirit Hydsromctnrs, Ssocharometeri, MAOHIKKa & StXTKAH, Instruments and Sewing Machlnoi ropalrod, OrrotiKH ■fsa Peril Oieaiav, KhortWntt-titmet. O X O v a t» LIMB, GROuiETtIMK, FOB BAUS, SOUJEGAIB'S UAHUiUNGI HXDRAUIiIO GROUND UUOUtB IJMB. In an? an&atlt/, for Uanorotu, Paths, noon, Collars, cto. (naxt .to otono flo«KtaK, Is un sivallod tor finrablllty snd hnrd-eettlng qualities), For tanks and oiher wot work it to a flnss-olsBS materlsL B. ESASE, SOLE AGENT, i £» & X X E X has yon BJUhs ' s aamftcf s! as &tmt, vm Tap reaftj' ck ?•>'.;&, S3 and ncmtrdi. At his Bin am Worm. Viotoru-ctubbb, rat Site Shop vawtttet-nwaot Larßo (wcsiiJjs o! tSpsfnttes. KMsteft Wd Ucnvts (dpoo aiv-.-aja In atoofc. Vemaflaa Iroe eurred at ihortest aotloe, Munutaotnrer of Jjead and Oompo Pipe. A oholcj Mtafliian of Chsndellera, fcOw at Mi WeUtsßley-fiireot chop, Ooaatrjr oraasis will sslwswn tecsiTa Ma promtrt sttentiOD, (Mwaßß4 19 IS? OS WBtWh Sna Pixaanv an chh Impbovbd Lud Kdbm Rroorwg. Evening Concerts. BELKOIION3 FROM OPBRAS, SONGPJ DUBT3, MTO., KTO. Every Person can have these In theli own Homo by calling on J. HOWDEN, ShortlAND-ST., . And Purohaßlng one othls NBWH'-ntPOntBD PIANOS. 5,0 0 0 X £ vv ARD Will be paid tn anyone who can prove that the Newly-dlsoovorci IjIME JUICE PYMPLA Is not a Falatab'e andßefrra'alrg Drink, In tigoratlnK tho fcyatora, cutlfylog fho blood, and miking .too brfttn dear and healthy. Uan be Dsact by tho mostrlello&toly-eonstituted. Intact it has been use-rtaincd that by rsßUlatlnK the (Hot snd u»lu«'ihe Llmo Julco Pjnipla as a Imvcaxo, a now constitution 1b built up Character nnd stirlty of Inaredienta guaran teoiJ. Invalnablo amonKßt children. Manufactured eolely by EHUENFEIKD BROS., And Sold Wholosalo and Roiatl by all Wine unit Spirit Merchants in New Zealand. nv special ;V" : ( f,,l'i,'V,lJic<sst appointment Ft E 0 EG E D I X 0 N (AwardcaPrizo Modal Sydnoy Exhibition), Manufaotubkr ob DOUBLE JSRATKD WATERS & CORDIALS Cuba-strootj Wellington Aslc for Ws colobratod GINGER ALE, bo had in a'\ parts ot the Colony. BAa& a & IS U T U H JS tt, Vf. . OAKEHiB,- OONTHAOXO ftO Ssoiis Oastod sm& BrJl'/ceat from shlci'i edda on Shartesl Wt««cß. Itellaat SuppUsd, UHWOASiTOB Ai:rp BAS OS latABDB OOAS Also Bi2-ev?ofttUo'it&<i nnonS) renionibls "OEDUCXIUW IN FIKB KATES HEW ZEALAND INSURANCJB COMPANY. CAPITAIi- a ....Of|| MILLION STBRLINGI FIKK KIBKB taken on the most LIBBRAL TERMS. PROMPT BffiTTL'EMENTS. UMBOUBTSD SBOURITT. SSO. P. PIERCE, Manage ". a r H. SKINNER & SON, YY . BUILDERS, carpentkhs and joiners, Vuloan Lane. All Branchea of tho BuUding Trade exooutedby Experienced Workmen. Shop lixonts, Office Fittings &C



Sewms Maonraes- | BSTABLiaHSD 1855. j BY SPECIAL AFPOINTMKNTi '. Buy j ONLYTHK / I, OBLEBBATBD \ *$ ~/^ a* WINa ! MAOniNKS. TheHaslest. Slmplost, Best Made, ana Most Durable. Tha only dewing Machino which Has never beenlbeaten in competition. Solo A«>nt« lv Now Zealand I SHAKB'SPEAK AND CO., (Opposite the Market.) QUBMJS-BTBBKT. W. "C t>""" " *~*\ THK GREAT S&WINC4 MACHINE IMPOBTEK, KAB imi JSKOBIVBM A'liMits Shljimea* of. iho OfeiOionsja j»bomb« the WwW— Thb Whits oo.'a Sswraa Maohiks. The Most Bllea* '-ila Cheapest j The Moat Simula Tho J.arseat Tun's The Moa* Easy to Wot!: Tho East Cover The Moal Durable the BSinpleat Shnttle The Most KleannS She Neatest Btlteh Ybxaihue MAOHiasa from £5 IGa, ski bbst Biwraa haohimm kvbb mat c. Price ol HAND MAOHINBS, £3 10a, AIM. AIiWAVB OH HAHO- Genuine Slnuar Frlster ana Bo Bnu» Werthelm Standard Howe Company's wheoier snaiWllßoa fROM 2a,.», sbb Wbek I 23, Sd, ssr W«ks! Alt MiCHIKKti BUABIKISaa. Thesa Mftohlnes can be had 32 my Agenta s— N. MoLeanand 00., Pionoei Store, Whsnaarel ThomM WelU, Cambridge; William Etoveno on Onehnngai K. W»yte, Eakutonj Parnell ana Borlnn. Olsbomo | Kreauan and Co.. Tsuranas md b* othM pUws. mfl X Q. » »A T DBP °T| QUKBNT-STRKRTi Public Notices. A BXHUK O" -fU'ATHAB', GENERAL IMPORTER AHD COMMISSION MKSOHAHT, 32, Lowee Qt/Btts ■ stskkt, AUOKLAHD lOvpoolie Railway KaclamaUeu), Ahd at fl, New Broau'STrskt, Londos, Also Representatives la America! Con ttaoutft! *ud Colonial Forte, GUNSRAL ~Jk~ROIIAHI)ISE OHJSEK'S BtCBOn CBAB, COMERS PEFFSS AND KPIOE3 DRIED FBDITS CAtWiSB r?.UII AND VS3S!7ABSt-B8 ffossHOTsn swath BtKMKS KMSf, XjIPIOOA, 4KB B4HO S>KV3A7/«*ES 'J.- DOOTltgl'tOKltK? ■ '■■(.:. MM AM) JCIXIZB psehmstob vrasnr ~,.■ -™~~~arfflafi-~~-~~—. — troiuoooa oioaksi and OfOisa-weß WAS IJATOGE3 TTEArPiwa PAPaps PAPsa luea ... . ■-' , Oir..<3 AHD CAIRVU Kopa OSMEHY AOT XT.ABWS j OMOOKiiKY PIANOS AMD nARtbKMUMfI WINKS AITD BVUUTH AGENCY AND BAMPLK ROOM 3 ros British akd ffoHaiasi EiANUMOtuam < INDENTS FOR ALIi CLASSES Olf MERCHiiEDISE. fiZKOUTBD OU ADTAJfTAGKOOB 'a'BBHS, litBK&AJi AS7Aira«ia <sn Kaarl csbjb. Wo a Ud othei Colonial and Island Produoa for ship ment to London, at trhloh pert snma wll eoelTß prompt attention from M<: L. A. Nathaa AKXHUR H, HATH&H. rpHE TMPEKIAL QCHIEDAM QCHNAPPS, A PUKK AROMATIC BPIBIT. DtetUled and propurod In Sohlodom, Holland, from on Original Keoelpt, and possessing Baro Medicinal Qnalltlea In all DISKAaES OS1 IHB KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AHD URINARY OHGA ffX A Tonlo, mnMtto, Antl-' j ; ••-?"- rri^niAl, by the Tooommendaii^n oi uio i-n»iHng Continental Phyalotana, and la now ACKKOWUEDGED AS THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE REMEDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU MAXISM. The Trada and Consnmora are cautioned against spurious Imitations, the genuine only bearing the signatures and address ot the pro prietor HENRI J. HART, MKIiBOUKNE. d In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury FIRST PBIZB at the Mel bourne International Exhibition. DB. HASSALUS REPOET. ■ The Analytloal and Sanitary Institution, "M, Uolborn Yiaduot, 8.C., "London, 9th May. 1877. Report ot a Sample o£ Imperial Sohledam Schnapps, reoolved from Mr H. J. Hart. "We have Bnbleoted a Bsmpla at tha above* named artlole to a very oiref ol ohemloal analysis and examination. " The results or the analysis, which are set forth in a separate report, show that this spirit la ot good strength, practically tree trom aoidity, and that U contains but iraoes ot solid matter In eolation, It possensea a delicate and agree able aroma, and a pare and mild taste. Mr Hart'a Sohledam Sohnappa la a very superior artiole ot Us class, ia well purified, and' quite genuine. " (Signed) AKTHtm H. HASBAM, M.D., " Author ol' Food and its Adulteratlona,' &o. " Otto Hkhnbb. F. 0.8., " Public Analyse Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR H. NATHAN. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS O81 COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS. CANDLKS, PEANUT, AND OTHBR LUBEIOATINO OILS. Soap and Candle Works: Pakhhix Oil Works I CtJSTOMHOUSE-BTKBBT WEST. Warehouse ■ and Offloes: Lower Aibeht STREET, Cash Pnrohasera of Tallow and Rough Fat. Delivery taken at their Parnoll Works or Warehouse. -WTEW A KBIVAL OF OOODS. Mrs. Down, wfffwlFf aTAY AN£> CORBKT Wl§ Uppbb Hobson-st eet JjS lixK Established 1861. ' JWiiw >B™ KvaryDoaorlptlono£St»y MiliiS iIUIH Corsets, &c. 91911 flill? Snrßlcal Bolts upon the ■fflfflP-'^ ■ latest tmprovomuots. Jfr Shoulder straps Made to T^ Order. Q, LAS 8 W OR X S Q.LASS Our Leading Articles this week ore I Confss- Honers1 Jars, IB per lb; S Glass Jugs tor in Bd | [iomp Chimneys, 3 lor Cd i Glass Balls (or Bhootlng at. In quantlUoa to unit purohnaeraj Garden ahadee, oil etaes; Flßh Globes und Gola Itßh, Terr oheapi M, 0O0"k~& SONS, rRBEMAN'B BAT,



£10 to £1,000. VriCTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V ■ " AUHNCY. HIGH-3TREST. AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY OOUKGIL.OFJIOBS). Honey ndvonca from £10 to fl 1000 on Pereonnl Sooutity, Do dB c£ Mnperty, shares, &o. Repayments oan bo ttmdohilnstalmentsof One rowed, or in ny way to suit borrowed. Communications Confidential. Post Oimoh Addbbsb i Bos 90, A.noklani3. MONEY TO LEHD, in large and small Apply to J- golleltol . f nigh-street. M" ONBY TO LENJVon JKeal tstate, insair.Bof «50nnd upward?, attheour rant rates oMnteress -Apply; Wm. S. Ooehrane. 25 N. Z. ( Insurance UolUioija, or aamue! Coohrano and Eon. Fort-atraet. ONifiY IU LEWD on Mortgage in any onm required, cm tortus to buu nrrowoi-8. Interest allowed on monies plaoad amy hands till invested.-W. V. Stevens, to- Vbßtliw AKoat.lß7, Qaeen-&tr<>clv MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class ffroihold Socurlties. WW. COLE MAN, Silloitor. Comer ot Qaeen and Shortliind-Btreets, ONKY TO LEND, la sums of £200 SoHol 're, Fort-atroet. M" ONEY TO LEND, in large, or small m3' RtU6ONNS& nOO-&R. Solicitors, VoloantjaEQ. HotelaT "OOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. Firat-ck3S Accommodation for Visitors and Commoroial Men. I Sample and Bagatklhs Rooms. Saddlo Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMOBB, Proprietors. WADE HOTEL, WADS. M. LENNON, PROPRIETOR. Wines and Spirits o£ Best Brands always in . stock. Good Beds. Good Stabling for Horses., Meals at all hours. DACIFIC HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE PfiOPKIETOR. Tho abovo Hotol having undergone'extensive and thorough repaid, tho Proprietor trusts that bycareful attention to the wants of travellers and regular customers, ho Will obtain a fair Sh'S; o e l fe haffßXrla'ablc, ag oodC a lsine, and tho very best of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations aro being mado lor a really good Salt Water Bath, bo suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass the advantages offered for bathing:, as it ia but one succession of bays and inlets for ovor eightoen miles. . . Families can bo accommodated with private rooms and all the requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish wiU bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horses oan be had at vory short notice, so as to enable visitors to sco toßfflraSS bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &o. ■ TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travollora. ' OVS LAKSSSI HOT LAKSS. HOT I.AKE3 IMPORTANT' NOTIOB. TOTJEISTS Satefllcs to TisEt thssa Natural Wonders of Now Zesl*nd o^n obtain throcnn RHTUKN TIOKKTB (lnclndlng Guides, Boat end <3oach Hire, lintel Aocommodßtlon, Eo.). tOBBtHor ■with OYRry Information, from tha twderolffnod. who huve toon appointed 3olu AxtTLNta In Auokland for Mr William KmLif. Prourictor of the P-MjAOB HOTKt-. Ohino ni^tu, ■ ffisst-cdßSSAooommodatlon. forVisltbra aurlng ... both Winter anS Btuniaer Moatlw. ttSVATH Hif»(IKO. "sMOItINO, AND KffiATJK O Boomb i ; —~~. STtTli I A a D B, Ooaohaa, Bobklos, «nfl Hsddla Korsea tor Hh« Oqavoyscosa raeat every Steam&r. : MISTOAIiFK ft HIIJj. ■ ■i». N.Z. Inauraaoo Bulldtegs, JnneSra ISB - ABent F&G1F1O HOTEL JOHN Q3M,ANDBS., _-.«.-JKOPRIETOE Bess to aaaotmco to bis Monfla and tho eeasnl (jablio. that be has completed tho extensive alteration o» his premises. Amona the many improremontSi U8 baa istradnooa A SPECIAL DIKING-BOOM, Undat the Bapwlatonflenoa c£ a v»eK> kaowa Ostoreri IRo "OuisJnfl" will ba tea bss« tha Beawa oan supply. Meals at 81l honrs. Beai Brsuds OJ Wlnea an« Spirits. Hanooofe'a Spai'MJnK Ala always on DrangUi. Board aad Beeldonce, 20a per waolr. Seasonable Oharaw. iteonlloat Ftras. OlriUt* «nd Attentioe. GooJ BtabUna- Conveyances. r^ELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, klbkwood and lake street, cambridge, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CAKTEK, Woprietor. W. K. O. bega to return bis sinoore thanks to his numerous friends and the publio genorally for the liberal support he has received' Binoe commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meot'tho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING LAKOE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, whioh, when completed, will make them second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful drlvors. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctnallr attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1882. T> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHE& ALTBRaTIOjToFi'IME-TABLB. Tho Royal Mail Coach (carrying passongera) will on and after Ist January, 1833, and* until furthor notice, run to the following Time table:- , Leave Caiubridgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2,30 p.m.: re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. ■ . . - . Booking Offices : : Gwynno's Hotol, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotol, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-streots, Cambridge. W, X, CARTER, ' Proprietor. Canicridgo, December 22,1882. m 1 M E . TAB L E. • Jos BAiNßKroctE'iS 'Busses. From Union Bank—7 minutes past the hour, and 23 mlnntos to tb c honr, From Tun Three Lamps-S3 minutes to the hour, anfl every hour, . . Night Trips From TowKf-~1-paßt 9,1-past 10i and }<papt 11. From Union Bank''to Shelly Beach —20 minutes past H, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes past 5, and 8. From Shelly Beach—B.3o a.m., 1 to 11, 1 to 2, i to S. i to 9. mELEPHONE LINE OP KOYAL X MAIL -COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE: , Loavo Victoria Wharf, Devonpout —at 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and. 4.20 p.m. Loavo Takapuna SciiooihOcse—at 8.15 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Leave Devonport —at 10.10 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Lcavo Takapuna— at 11.15 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. V. QUICK, Proprietor. BJj'i t HlVt?# XXMK '*ABI,U, W~ a Wlll Lssto Ai'oh HIU- I,U a m "B.SO am na ru I.EO p m Ipm 1.15 p m MS p m teare NailOßßl Bonk— tad *10.U a m U.IS a m I.IS p m E. 45 p in (1,6 p m E.BA p m * Kxoept Taesdara nnd ThnteOon, when Uu bom Aucjiland anfi 10.SO from Asylum will no to and fleam tha Whau. CCODLIM'S COACH « LEA.VK3 Onehunga— AucKland— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 8,30 p.m i<Bop.m. Satnrdar Nlghto- >



3«edicai Practitioners will find that to* ft1 oipient phthisis, cbronlo bronchial ajftetioii'fp complicated asthmatical complaints, andis&jß • lit casea whexe the breathing powers are op iu 'ifc fed and constricted, with corrcspoMW 1 , loss of vital energy, &o. Aickin's Syruol fife Eucalyptus with Hypophosphito of IdaoWfift1 Quinine, la an effectivo pharamacouUcahiMJ,,, t ration of great valuo. It has tho eft! ¥ If" speedily stimulating the bronchial rmti I'1 membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm sS- flffl thereby affording great relief In disjcaSJ1 " coughs. Its action upon lung tissue? is unfaS f ■^Jtll^ 11?^ and reparative. Uwn tha »] if ralhealth this medicine is permano"ii3y toulftliil ft parting a vitaUty beyond the normal Bteto rftta 111 patient The effect upon the breathing mm) II is quickly apparent, the result being that (M,'i! wfferer experl«nces considemblo reUef, miS ultimata recovery. , W'VH Iromnonsrerv> ' -fill CHEAP JJ ABDWAKS XSOMtI r J.J. • ■ JJL |||| W, QUSEN.S'f SE ' ! ||£ • * J 1/1OKB?, ,: , I', llplj HAVB FOR BALE-■ \|| ■ ■ ■" ' '■'' W' BOW AT' 8- AKUCUPTNIO' C ft Also, mt , |1| BVtWCBS, FOMTB, QUBXS, AMD W ;• Ana a Great Variety ot Chin: BOtKHEB'S] LOOKWOOD'S, AHD WMt ! ' XABUS AND FOOKETKRT. . '!; i| JOHHBOH'a OELKBRATBD SOTSBOBJ ; t OLAREraBOUDSKS SAUCaPAFAI ;'' '■•■' < '4* qbephth's patemt tsa ahb f/o'* 81 , Pom, Stamped tinhedMsat^ 13 1. Pa Sishks, Basiks akd Mas: pass M ■,' tint), Bdoksts, Tpbs, Paim, ahc OV2NS, BEOOMS, SOBUBBKBSj WniSS',*" HAIB, OWf H, AHD l*Aa BBU3S* 1 ■ABK'S, CtAOKf!, AI^D tSTSDCH'S BFAJDBS AND DIGQINQ FOBB^ QABOKN HOES, RAKBS. ANUTKOWEES, : j niETOH,{SOKBX&SPBAE,ASD 3AM&- I HAND. RIP, AND TBNKON SAY/i AJEKS, ADZSS, SOMAHAWEB AKD oin3^ J AOQDBB, PtASKS, HAMWKSS) BEW^' Tjrisi akd Pates* Bws (all «•«"}< liOoks Hinges, NArta, asd BaAEßff'^' Hoorr'a Qkotinb Wsrrs l&*i HAW AHD BOIfcBD K.IH3BKD (-a' lIVB PBR OBaST. IfISOOO>- Allowaa lo OtudU Pnroluuan on iU'WW amoouHna to" lU< onfl qpwiiA