JUST LENIENCE.

An Allowable Crime,

The "Daily Telegraph" says: Upon William Bobei-ts, who was recently found guilty of manslaughter in shooting a collier called Edward Thomas, at Holywell, in Flintshire, Lord Coleridge has felt justified in inflicting the extremely mild sintence of one day's imprisonment. By law the penalty for manslaughter is elastic enough to include any term, from a single day to a whole life spent in prison; but it is rarely that a Judge mitigates the terrors of the law in oili-nces of this class. It may safely be said that the case which Lord Colt ridge had betore him at JVlold yesterday was one in which, if ever, a n>an might be considered to have a right to take the law into his own hands, even to the i-hcdding of the blood of n fellow-crcatnre. Thomas Thomas, bn.tbei of rdwi-rd, had been courting the wife o! vviliiim Koberts, before she marriid bim. I She had been iv service with the Thomases, j but last May she wedded Itobeits, the .stonemason, who lived in a lonely cottage on the Penybill Mountain, in Flintshire, tin tho nigbt of the 4th of November latt the two brotheis Thomas Rallied forth t) go to Bobert's cottage, and spent some hours on the road drinking at several public houses. At one of these Thomas Thomas boast ,d that he was going up to 1 Bobtrts's house, and said there would be a i row somewhere. The evidence of what | exactly happened when the men did ar i rive-at their destination was contradictory; I but the jury and the judge appeared to be ' lieve tbat au outrageous attack ou the hon our of Bobeits's wife was intended, if not carried out, and that in defendiog her pri soner shothis victim. "It was I that enticed him to be shot," the surviving brother was heard to exclaim in an agony of remorse ; aud if Thomas Thomas, the former lover of Mrs Koberts, was known lo entertain feel ings of jealousy, and induced his bother to go up to the house that night for a " a row," Vac object of the vn.it seems only too obvious. The prisoner no doubt broke the law; but, as Lord Coleridge said, he broke it "under every excuse that a man could possibly have;" for what provocation could be greater than this attempted in>ult and outrage by a discarded suitor upon a woman linked to another by the bond of a lawful marriage 1 The jury did well to reduce the crime from murder to manslaughter, and ihe judge was amply justified in giving the vigorous defender of his wife's honour a nominal sentence, con sidering that he had already spent between two aud three months in gaol while await ing ttial,

THE GREAT REPUBLIC: ITS DOMESTIC SKELETONS.

Mk Charles Bright, in the Gaiety Theatre, Sydney, delivered his lecture, "The Great Kej-üblic: Its Domestic Skeletons," There'was a fairly large at, tendance, and interest was frequently manifested in the lecturer's views and opinions of American politics and social life by the applause of his hearers, Mr Bright said that during his late sojourn in America, he naturally took every oppor tunity to make himself acquainted with those facts and phenomena of which he found himself most igno.ant. He fouud that he knew very little indeed regarding the nature of those politics which lay under the surface, con cerning which Utile or no knowledge could be gleaned from the ordinary American press. The mere surface view was per petually taken in American newspapers. When he went to America he was under the impression that the slavery question was one that bad been for ever settled by the civil war; that that gigantic struggle of four years had put an end to what was termed tho Southern difficulty, and there was no likelihood of any other differences arising between these two sections of that treat nation; that once for all the South ad been defeated, and that it accepted the dcicat; that the black brother was a freed man, and had all the rights of a free man. Hut be found that nothing could be further from the truth than that view. Slavery In the -Southern states was only nominally a thing of the past, for so' far as any equality between tbe black population and the while population in- these states was concerned lit was yet a dream of the fntuie. He gave a sketch of the position of the Northern and.Southern State 3as tbey politically stood to one another. The war after a biave struggle by the Southern States lett the Northern victorious, and in that position it had since been admitted by wise statesmen tlio one ihing tbe North should not have done it . did. lt withdrew altogether from the South, and declared there .was no disunion, but that the Southern States could pass such laws as the pleased for" their internal domestic management. But one condition waa im posed, and that was to put tbe black ser vants they had kept in ignorance, working them like beasts ot buiden, on an equality with themselves. They withdrew from the South, but before doicg so hit it such a blow as could have been given it no other way. They maddened it, and the natural consequence followed, lt would be hard for. us to understand the feeling of the South regarding slavery. It was an article bf faith with Southerners that the black should be subservient to the white, and it was held with all the bitterness of a religious dogma, Among other ways in which this It cling of rebellion was manifested against this decree, and of the adherence to the old firm-rooted belief, was the Kn Kluk Klan, a secret organisation which in Tennessee alone numbered 40.000 members, and which from at first, simple acts of terrorism, without active suppres sion or cruelty being used, in time took the form of a society at whose bidding tormenr and death waited. Dressed in grotesque garments at first, robes of white stuff, afterwards robes of blaoK material, they persecuted the unhappy negroes, and ex tended the same treatment to thote of tbe whites who dared to help and befriend the hapless freed slaves. So sure aa a negro got on in the world, purchased a little bit of! land, or owned a horse and cart, so surely wouldhereceive a mysterious visit fromsome members of the Klan, be taken to the woods, and there be whipped, with a severity surpassing that of the old slave days, or perhaps be hanged or burned. With a splondid system of organisation, with ramifications extending in all direc tions, and with adherents bound to each other in oaths of secresy and drawn from all grades ol society, the name of the Ku Kluk Klan grew to be a terror in tbe land. At last the North took action, and a law was passed making- such organisations illegal, but the States at the same time passed Acts, of indemnity, The main difference, now that the slave difficulty ia •ver between the North and South, is that between tbe Republicans and the Demo crats. The former hold staunchly that the Union is over aU; the latter maintain that ■Mate'independence is of more .importance than the Union, and must not bo encroached upon, At the last election, owing mainly to the conuptiou of the Republicans, and the poor public spirit they manifested,there had been an immense declension in their voting power, and the Democrats once once more succeeded in gaining an ascend ancy in the representative bodies. Corrupt ion in the United States infested the Go vernment and Civil Service, and had become almost a science. Concerning the Mormon question, he said- that the organisation of the Mormon Church wai as complete as that- of the- Church of Rome. Utah was in the nature of a colony which the General Government had not professed to give fu 1 liberty of government to. Its highest officials Wire appointed at Washington, and the right of veto on local government was held by the Central Government. In Salt Lake City one-third of the population belonged to the Gentile or non-believing community, and these Gentiles were for the most p&rt bitterly opposed to the Mor mons, and expressed their feeling so, and constantly fornardtd petitions to the Ceu iral Government to come and hold their own in Utah. Among the Mormons themselves there were but about 10 per cent polyga mists. Kven yet the work of the Dauites was done in ob. cure corners, and smoulder ing spurt into lull flame. Whilst there were constant cases of apostacy, yet on the other hand there weie every week trains of itnmigiants at present priocipally com posed of Scandanaviana, pouring iato Utab, and spreading thence in branches through the land. deferring to the socialistic phenomena of the States, and tbe growing sense of oppreision and resistance among the poor, ne noticed the immense fortune B held by some of the great capitalists of the States ; for instance, Jay Gould, who possessed 40 millions or 50 millions of dollars. He referred to the propagation of tbe doctaines of anarchy, and said that whilst Ind because he believed in the higher order of scientific socialism advocated by such men as Mill and Berbert Spencer, he could not bnt condemn these doctrines of anarchism, which would over throw all government, and which were now beginning to be felt in America. These

three matters upon which h_>>, ■• -~ which he termed "diSft^ he great Republic," would h* w°, etol« of • in the future a io«W&& ta&»W, be United Statei; but he ASft^ "

FOREIGN CAPITAL.

(To the Editor,) Sir,—l bave carefully read tho i A ■ ' Robinson Crusoe," andll l„,letter of that though so confident aa LTtJJv-^ ' superior judgment, I f or oVp mia *. «Wn ?| ZJ Plete y at a loss to understandL^T:**'■ aimple opinion, I hold tl,™. . lamv Whateverquarter recei£d fc^C in the eatablishiDß of wS" yedhe'e' facturies of a „ y _\_^ would l^' be a blessing to the citi _5 ' onlr land, but also to the who 7c £ '■*"& country,, and as f a *f , rn SU™a»di. g tilings lor the most C4n e d b> - I will couhoe myself to th,. «»„♦ ° '•%, , only two. There is Chipp! n f fc 11' * Oxfordshire; I have known it am^ 0" >'» 1828-a small town at th S^f^ population mostly all agricultural l,kTOh*!; working for 12s a-week. Thffl on,er^ the district had to send their '£?* ">' Oxford or other places at a dSfi? * Mr BUss brings capital and rtufai&i: «n«nufactory-it h not for m e ft whether tbe money was his own i'i I*' rowed from a foreign country V^w. inhabitants if theyV e % / 6k •**-■ they were before i MrI J Sf! 1 '?» th., meanest clodhopper would annS?,,.„ ft? V Oo to Dumfries, in Scotland »p til , °" tweed manufactory of Mr Scott »« out a capital of above _ni_rfv u, ki pounds ou the buildings and m&aild When he kindly showed me L„^ the comfo. table houses he badSf d: " work-people, I was not so nide rt„;» is if he borrowed the cash from »& it No,lonlyfcltasaliyi oaA]° do a benefactor to hia country and; m ' *n: town, jy ear iy his whol !Zt" m» France. In both tbos C J?L2 '^ doubled and trebled compared J f M?« the work-people had befor C h*¥ wide field of political econoiy *tuX a large space, I therefore give S, f 8 vitatiou as I did before, He liliS* 1, favour by calliog on me.-i^.'Jc ? M 9 James CbaicPo^.. [We gave insertion to , ■«'».*■,;-;,--. Crusoe's " last letter in full sim ß i"?„T» how Undigested andfallacionS££S* was. He mshes full tilt at one 0 f a?mil2- -difficult problems of the tg^nmm* adjustment between capibd and ff without even a i fe, ledge of his subject, Hto .mSS* to foreign capital is i most absurd f°jl . the colony were left wholly atE " ' localcapa(alist 9 ,agoodml;Va r .a( farmers would soon have to quit th?S ; try. Foreign capital has ch<«T 1 money market, and so enabled tbe lr what he had before to pay L - I twelve for. Then look wbaHheK- I capital invested in railways has done S I whole of thei settlers between KaipS Waikato. Men who were straggCfi for a> bare existence are now, thronH I opening of markets for their prodnceS ' . a position of comfort. If We m fi* j unglish capital at five per cent;, and mat, A it yield in agriculture or mainifactnrjs to •:'-'-i per.cent., the colony clearly tabs A. | Pounds a year on every hundred bwowe '_ I The theory, which " rtobinson Craw" Id i vances with so much confidence and dogma. M tiam that wages and interest alwayarisa.M^:: I fall together, is one of Henry George's falli, 11 ties. Inacouctrylike this.withgreatundew. I loped resources, cheap money means active '; I trade, abundant employment, and \k\: I wages; dear money : contracted buerafeg I discharged labourer.", and dill" trade* 1 Auckland has had some experience of Ikij | lately. An easy money market l~.'- : rapid building, the extension of'agriculture 1 and activity in commerce. When tha, 1 banks put on the screw, money rose 1 in value, but the demand for labour declined, No general rule can belaid -:.: 1 down, because local circumstances lare con. siderable influence on such matters, fr - England, where money is abundant, aw - I vival of industry, producing' a' de< ! mand for capital, naturally in. ; duces a higher rate of interest bylb || ordinary working of the laws of supply a«i demand—there industrial activity stimn. . Si lates the money market; here, cheap [ 1 money stimulates industry. There are a ? many cheap aud popular works on political j economy available now, that no one >i [ pardonable for wiiting on' lie ani" | jeet without fiist acquainting iiroell jII With the laws which, in the opidton ot I."" standard writers, govern .trade, Mt Jj.' George's book, "Progress and-Poscrty, 3 ate the latest and most novel contribulinn w R the study, may be- purchased At 111 sixpence, and everyone should rial it. fc At the same time his theories, ;ivMi4 .Eg have buen denounced as impractical!!, f dreams by such advanced thinkers tn Rf Herbert Spencer, aie apt to mislead EM §_ who aro not well-grounded in the study, aui I. who have not beard what can be said on Ik H other side.—Ed. E.S.] ¥Z.

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TO-MORROW. ' At half-past 10 o'clock. TO BE SOLD DV AUCTION, AT lW'Shgp lately occupied by Mr Pulling,- Fruiterer, next to Conpland & Fitting, Stove, and Sundries 'J^'A AAA K. ARTHUR, v> . .. '•; Auctioneer. A; "J?. . TO-MORROW. ''■'..'■' • 'TUESDAY, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FORNITURE AND EFFECTS. Removed from Three Private Houses to Mart for Convenience ol Sale, the Pro perty of Persons Leaving Auckland. SB, ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-strict iKurnlturo Department), on Tuesday noxt, at 12 o'clock noon, A large and Well-assorted lot of Ufloful HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUHE, &o„ clean and In good ordor, much of it but llttlo nisi, con listing of—Parlour, Dlnlnp Room, Bedroom, and Kltohen fnrnlturo, Kitohoa Utensil?, Glass, China, and Jfaithenware. Plotures, Sow ing Maohlnes. &o„ Carpets, yendor and Flre- Irons, Oil Cloth. Brass-top Bef-teads, Chests Drawers, Drawing-room Suits (3 pieces), Piano. Venetian Bdnds, Ico Cream Uterßil?, Dinner Service, Scales and Weights, Seo.. Seo. WEDNESDAY, NOON. KEWTON. CLEARING-OUTSALE OF STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE, &C. R. ARTHUR. HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr S. Isaacs, who is giving np tho Furniture business, to sell by auction on his promises, Karangahape Road, on Wednesday noxt, at 12 o'clock noon, THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE-16 Chests of Drawers (assorted), 7 Choffoniors, Washstands, Toilet Tables; Dining, Pembroke, Loo, and Fanoy Tables, Meat Safes, Single and Doublo Bedsteads, Bedding, Sec , , MONDAY.IAPRIL 16, AT 11 A.M. EXTENSIVE S ALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, R. ARTHUR HAS received instructions from Mr J. Hart, of the London Loan Offloe. Vio toria-street. to prepare for Bale, at his Mart, Qoeen-street, on Monday, 16tb, at 11 o'clock un,, A large assortment of Unredeemed Pledges- Watches, Jewellery. Diamond Brooches, Rings, etc, Fanoy Goods, Books, Clothing, etc., etc, Partloalara in Wednesday and Thursday's issues, " TO-MORROW. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, Apbil 10 and 11. EXTENSIVE UNRESEKVED SALE OF Oashmcre Lustres (Black & Gold), Blankets, Rugs, Dark Prints, Hosiery, Men's Waterproof Coats, English nnd Melbourne-made Clothing, Shirts, Men's, Boys', ' and Youths' Felt Hats, Binceß, Ties, Leggins, Buggy Rugs, . &o„ &c, &a. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Bell, at his rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on Tuesday and Wednesday next, KG OABES AND BALES OF ABOVE GOODS. Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 12. TRADE SALE OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'olook, ]AQ TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS. Terms at Sale. W. B, COCHIUNB JAS, DACRB TO-MORROW. OIL PAINTINGS. "~ OIL PAINTINGS. rpHE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, • Fort-street, on Tuesday, 10th Instant, at 11 o'clock, OK LARGE OIL PAINTINGS, in Handsome OO Gilt Frames. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, B, OOOHBANB] LJAS. DACBE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, NEW BOOKS 1 NEW BOOKS! EXTYTHONUS. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesdar, llth inst,, at II o'olook, A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF 650 VOLS. NKW and CHOiC« BOOKS. comprUlng- Beeton's. Alnßworth'B. Brad don'B, Cooper's Harte'a. Oo.Hi-s'ri. Davles's, Dickens's. Cis sal's, Flguter'rf. Hume's, Locke's. Lytton'*, Marrayat's. Scott's, and the Works cf all well-known Authors; a number ot Beauti fully illustrated Books, and Works of Ad ventures. Travels, Poetry, Science. Agrl culture, Biography, History, Theology, etc No Reserve. • Catalogues on application to BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioned!. W, S. COCHRANE. JAS, DACBE, ! MONDAY, APRIL 16, CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBURBS oiFTIJCKLAND. j THEPINES. j THE undersigned have received instruc- J tions from Messrs Metcalfe and Hill to < j Bell, by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort- ' Btreet, on Monday, 16th Inst., at 12 o'clock, J THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain- J ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate , liEUf-a-milo from tho Penrose Railway . Station; there is a good seven-roomed j house upon the property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.: tho whole can bo profitably subdivided into five and ten acre sections, each of which would pos sess flrst-class building sites, commanding extensive and beautiful views. Plans : showing the position and proposed sub- J division are in course of preparation, J and every facility will be given for in- , upecting the property, which is within . three-quarters of an hour from the Auck- . land Railway Station, either by road or S "rail. I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 Auctioneers, B TO-MOJBROW. \ JUNCTION YARDS. « 111 OR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Jl Tuesday next, 130 Fat Oxen, fiom Sand Hills, Matamata, * Waitara, and Waikato 650 Fat Sheep 1 100 Fat Lambs . c Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Fat and Store 0 Pigs. a HUNTER & JNOLAN. \ ' r- I FRIDAY, APRIL 13. jj THE HAYMARKET. a FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri. g day next, c The well known Racc-horsea C HABKAWAY and YUBA BILL. With all their Engagements. M The above Stook will positively be sold with out reserve. ALFRED BUCKLAND. J pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES, _. Pokeno— Monday, April 16 Drury—Wednesday, April 18 Si Papakura— Wednesday, April 25, ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAYS, r, THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOl[ SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, MUtfolocfc ___ . ALFRED BUCKLAND, i



3 Anctiion?. | ! " I MONDAY, APRIL 10, \ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, I. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &0. j' k D. If. EVANS !' HAS received instructions from Mr J. J. ; Odium to Sell, by Public Auction, at his residonco, Wood-street, Ponsonby, THE WHOLE Olf HIS SUPERIOR ; ! - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.: AU. IN FIHST-CT-ASS OHDER. j Full particulars in Fntnro Advertisement, D, F. EVANS, Auctioneer. ~ to —— FRIDAY, APRIL 13. . By order of the Registrar of the Supremo , ,V Court of Now 2cal.tud, Northern Dis-1 '' trict, at Auckland, on behalf of n| n i Mortgasce. ; id nnilE undesigned hits hcoti favoured with | n- J. instructions to tc'l, by Pnbilo Auotlon. at l n, his Mart, Quoon-atroot, Auck'and, on tho 13: li . 13, day ot Apill, 18*3. by ordor of tho Registrar ot) v- tho Supromo Court o£ Now Zojlii dat Auckland, c- All tbnt pavcol ot Land in tho Provincial Dls ts triot ot Anckland, and Coloiy of Now Zealand, o. oontatiiint; by admeasurement 80 acres, moro or ar less, situated iv ths Piirl_.li ot Mautigatauporo, County of Marsden, and boing pouth-wostoru - porliou of allotmont No. SO, with till the rlghia nnd appurtonai!co3 theretoboloußlag, Full rar ticularamay bo hud, and a pan ot iho property may bo seen, at tho oilico ot Messrs l.alahloy and Jackson, Qioen stroet, Auckltind, or et tho Offlco of tho undersigned, where l";o conditions j_t ot ealo and description and vlan ot tho properly may now be seen. It. C. GRKKNWOOD, Auctioneer. Auckland, 6th Ap.il, ISS3, is CEjS^Sc^^t iy FRIDAY, APSIL 13. ,V By Older of the Registrar of the Supremo i), Coutt of New Zealand, Northern 3; District, at Auckland, ■I' r ipHE undersigned has been favoured with ' IL atuiotlous io sell by public auotlon, at hia Mart, (Juoon-streot, ou Fri-lny. tho I3th day of ~ April, 1883. bsr Ordor of tbo Registrar ot tha Supreme Court ot Now Zeaianj, Northern Dis trlot. at Auokland— All tbat Parcol of Land In Now Zealand, con n talnlng by admeasurement _10 aoros (moro or v Icsb), situated in tbe i'arlsh of Aotea. Onoen'a County, ana being South-eastern portion of Al lotmet No. 113. with all tho rights and appurten anoes thoreto belonging. Fml psrtionlarß may bo had and a plan of tlio Properly may be seen ' at the oifloa of Messrs LalBhlo» and Jackson, Queen-st, Auckland, and also at tho Offloo of the r undersigned, Queen Btreet, Auckland, whoro tho '■ Conditions of Sale and description and plan of a- tho property moy now bo Been. • t. Also, at tho samo timo and plaoo, Seotlon No. k 60, Parish of Horotul,- County of Wnlvn (formerly Waikato), 50 acres good Land, " R. C. QRICICNWOOD, Auctioneer. B' Auokland, 6tb Ap.il, 18S3. B, 1 0NES, X, O, UAKK, B, D, TO;SK3 " PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, B. TONKS & CO VS7ILL sell by auction, in April noxt, P THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY ot tho WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Uniltodl, at HUNTLY, adjoining tho TAUPIRI h COAL MINES, Tho Laud is now fcilag laid oH In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACHE ALI.OI MENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres ench. At tho samo time will bo sold The HOUSES, witii ALLOTMENTS, „ Which now stand on tho property, ? Consisting of n 3 HouFo3 containing four rooms each 1 Honse containing three roama 1 Honso containing two rooms )• 1 Blackamlth'a Shop 1 Stable. Torms Easy, Plana roady shortly. Further particulars may bo had of _ a, TONKS & CO., i Auctioneers, j Coadabuilders, B_c. Cousins & A. t k i n, DSSIHNER'd AND BUILDERS 0 s Lskt A.:-..,, j. . \ ~y r^z: «i^ i v, iri g' ''.' ■. '. '. \^p^ I rS_ __ C-i OF 1 ENOLTSH. AMKRKUN. FRtNOH, AND ANX OTHaK STYLtS OF CAUrtIAGKS. ESTiBMSHBD ISGI, ! !'" _ I Medic al. Pure Saucvlio Acid. , 3 With Full instructions for nee in Fbuit Pbesbrvino, See., at tha ENGLISH PHARMACY, RATTRAY'S BUILDINGS, J QCKEN-aTBU-ET. j Jas. A. HAsLETTl^^Vubtof*- , TutspnoNK No. 10. HEsDEBSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER, INVICTA BRAND. , MEDIOALHALL, j t Opposite Threo Lamps, Ponsonby, A.uckla nd JAMES C A T ER, DISPENSING Ai?n FAMILY CHEMI3T (Mkmbks Phabkacedxicai, Society), . HOBSON-HTFKKT, clone to "'elltngton-ntreat, £ , AnciKLiKi). N.Z 1 " uIVSH "COMPLAIN 10. ~" DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS) without Mer- p , ouryj. Thb Uksi Remedy fob Bmiouswrsa _. Stomach Dkhjikoemknt, Flatulenob:, Pains , BBTWEEIf THE SHOULDERS, BAD APPBTWH t iNnisL-snow, Aoimrr, Head-aohd, Hbabt- f bubn, and all other symptoms of disordered r liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent Burgeons to be the safest and mildest pills for evory constitution.—ln Boxes at Is lid, 1 » Ud, and Is Si. Sold by Chemists and Modlolne Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke, liondon. SpeolaUy valuable Pilli _ for residents abroad and travellers, " Sold by KgMgTHOBNK. PiiOSSEa & Co, " CJULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex- _ S3 ternal Moana of CURING SKIN T DISEASES. There is scarcely any eruption but will yield to "Sulpholine'* in a few days, and oommenos to fade away even If It seems past ours. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohes, 0 scurf, roughnoos, vanish as If my maglo; whilst old, enduring dan disorders, that have plagued , the suflerers for yoara, howevor deeply rooted they may bo, " Sulpholine" will successfully attack tiiom. It dostroyo tho ' animalcules which causes thasa unsightly. Irritable, painful affooiions, and always produces a dear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " Suleboline," Lotion Is sold by most Chemists, Bottle?, it 9d -, Made by J. Pepper and Co., London, I Sold by K-SjagTHOßwa. Paoagßß S Co. iJISPPEK'S QUININE and IKON TONIO rouses and dovelopes the nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetlto dispels laugncr snd depression, fortifies tbe digestive organs, Is a specific remedy for -r neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of etera X kind, ohoßt ati'octlcn=, and in wattmg diseases sororulouß tendonolca, &o. The whole frame Is greatly invigorated by Popper's Tonic, tho mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, is Cd i next Btee, lis. Sold by Chemists everywhere, Tho _ name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, ( Londcn, must be on the label. There Is no v- Tonio so certain In effoot as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It Is Btroagly recommended to resi dents in India ani the Colonies, and should always be kept roady for use In every cose of fiver or febrile condition. Sold by KaistPTHOBKE Paosaaa iso 00. ■pARAXACUM AMD PODOPHYLLIN, M. Prepared only by J. Pepper, London, This Fluid combination, extraoted from medi cinal roots, Is now used instead of blue pill and o&lomol tor tho cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, aud all symptoms of oongoßtloa of the liver, whioh are generally pain beneath the shoulders, R1 head-aohe, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste In tho morning, glddlnesß, disturbance of the stomach, and fed. Ing ot general depression. It sets tbe slugglah liver in motion, very slightly aota on the bowels, giving a sense ot health and comfort with 24 hours. It Is tho safest medlolno. Taraxaoum and Poflophyllln la a fluid made only by J. PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory, London, wboss name ls on every label, Battles, 2s 9d and __s Bd. Bold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, Uu Gape, and Colonies generally. — Sold by Kbmpthobnh, Pbosssb & col * ■a— . i Hotels. D 1 TJOYAL MAIL HOTEL NGARUAWAHIA, x- .'rst-clMa Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Hi Sample and Bagatelle Rooms, Saddle Horsos and Pleasure Boats always on PC Hiro. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Hj PROPMETOH3. ■■ ' = hi F. J, MOSS, [W. IP. OSULIiIVAN W o JT« MoSS & Co,, Oa HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shobtlard-btbekt, Intending Buyers are respectfully Invltjil to 181 lnspoot our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates ol Interos



I Land and Jtiiatate Agents W": O 8 B. O' B H $ • Estate, Land, and Gonoral Commls I lon Agent. Si. On ion-street. Auckland. i "nn o R a A it is, I JD BY EDWARD WAYTE i HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. ' HBNRRAL BU3INESS for Salo; tornovor . i £10,000 a scar m^ n ._^„„* r- BIIUtKNHKAU (noar Whorf)-Now 9 roomed is Houso „ _. BDSInkS? 9ITIT—KyberPaBB. Cheap. i (IHKRUiNGA-lloiiße (8 rooma) £250 and «1W) 1 ONKUUNGA—SmnII Houeea ohoap 5, IlKAltllfLD HOAD-Uoueo (8 i-ooms). WOO SICaKIKLU lIOAU-Hoiibo and Lot, JKwll i HITY (to Loanpl-Oornor Uhop, US a weeK MOUNT AIiBKRT-Honeo (10 rooms), 2 aores MOUNT AI.UERT-House |12 rooma), 0 aores mount ALBKRT-Oholoa Building Sltoa MOUNT KDKN- lloueo (7 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT ICUKN-llouao (3 rooms , £550 MOUNT Kl'KN—Hoiiuol* rooms), £210 - MOUNT i-COKNT—House (7 rooms). 10 BOroa MOUNT -tHKN—"hops, oapital elmatlou MOUNT EDEN—ChoiOO Hlllldlng SI.OB RICHMOND—Houses (3 to 1 rooms) KICHMOVD-Bulldlng Sites HAMILTON-Choloo Acre liOts io CITY (to LeasL-J-Manufaoturlng Premises with - ', or without Rtonm powor. See. ' GREEN LANK-saoroa : flno view » I ELLWRSLIK—Choice Building Sites • EDEN TEItRACK-Houso (8 roomB), largo Lot h I FAKM3 at Ilamiltoni Cambridge, Pnkerlinu, '. Whata Whata, Kaipara, &o, ,5' WANTKD, Small Houses near Qaoon-stroet to 3 j j Purohaso or Bent b- V^ILLIAM C^ULLIVER si HOUHK. LAJID. EBTATE. AND o, COMMISSION AGENT. ■" DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. r- MAPS. PLANS. &0„ COMPILED, ty (Coombes's Chambbbb, SO, Qoken-bibebt, >y Auokland.) l ° W.G. bosrs to notify his frlonda and tho publlo ,„ gonerslly that ho has romoved to tha above y premlaon, whoro ho hopes, by strlot attention to tho rcqnlromonts of hlB ollents, to morlt support. From hia largo knowlodgo of Ponsonby Pro perties, ho is in a position second to none to ~ doal with pertloi buying or soiling In that dis trict. Inßpootlon cf my list rost'ootfully Invltod. A rc.tdy salo for Choap Houhos and Allotments NO SALE NO CHARGE. 10 A long list ot Country Proportios opon to In. speollon. Inauranoea eil'coted at Loweut Rates, Remombor tho AddroßS— ( ;h COOMBES' OHAM^BERB, IB QOREN-STBKET. of ■ i —: 3 . Merchandise i. GENERAL IMPORTER i- AHD 1 COMMISSION MERCHANT, i, 33, LOWS 3 QUSSN ■ STESKT, ° AUCKLAND f (Opposite Hallway Keclamaldon), ASD AT 9, Nsw Bboad>stbkkt, LOMDOM, 11 Alio Representatives in America, Con. tlnental and Colonial Porta, . GKNERAL MERCHANDISE OILMBH'B BTOKBB 3 SEAS, OOFirKKB peppkk and onosa ', DKIEO Fsoire OANNmn FKuir ikb viaßTiuaK v_asiiEuvKD .vans BUOIB3 v aioa, riFiooi, ihd uioo ■> BBSSAIiMU '- I OOItiTBCITIONEBT 0 ffUH 117 D JliLLlma . FSBBCSVOD *I»H '• OAUDIaa -1 oocoKiir, psoDoon SOCAOCOS oiaista anu ciiiiumwj» yrix M.ircmcfi tVUAPI'INO VArsRD J'.4_PEM BIOS ivuna 01X3 AND PiraXß KO?3 OKMBST HID VtASTHIS OKOOKBSV ; ruNon 1-..-D rail-.-.!), .load* ' WINKS IHIJ BPIRITS AGKNOY AND SAMPLE ROOMB JToss Human ijcd ffOßanow MAiTCVioxoaaiii INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES Of MERCHANDISE. Executed om advantagkouu Tbbhs, Liausit AcvisrOES ou Kauri Gum. WOO end other Colonial and lalami Produce for ship monl to London, at which port tamo wil f-eeiWo promytattantlonfrom MrL. A. Nathai ! »BTHtTR H. NATF4F A.» UKAI HE R, ' GKNERAI, IMPORTKE, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE— BRANDY ' Courvnlslcr's Brandy In bulk " do do one diamond, four dla -2 mond, and VO » AaEool_i,tod Vlneyaid liiiinily In bnlk/caae, flask, and half-flask Muller Frores' Brandy In bulk, OOSO. fiask, and half-flaali Hannefsy'a Brandy In oaie W, and A. Gllboy'a Brandy In case RUM- Lowndsa', SO cp., -casks and hhda 3 Lemon Hart's, i-oasks W. and a. Gllbey's. In oase. VV and whito - WHI3KT (bulk)- Greenloos; Inverneea, Glenllvot, Tetrlor. Kirker, Greer and Co.. In demijohns and 2 Ballon Jam WHISKY (case)— Oollle Blend, Koyal Blend, Rob Koy, Jero boam, Glen Almond. W. and A.Gllboy'i Irlah and Sootoh In flasks ' BOHNAPPS- Henke'B, W, and A, Gilbert ■- WINK 3 (bulk) - Silva acd Coaln's, Australian, Grenach. and Tokay , WINES (In caae) ---i W. and A. Gllbey's (Castle brand). Port, Sherry, Olaret, Marsala, Madeira, U, i, n. o, b, and s: yd Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 8, 11 Champaßna — Rooderer, Perrlor and Oamuset 1 Bass, bottled by HaU Boar'a Head, bottled by Hall , John Hull, bottled by John Held ABhby'a and Mol.wan's "Globe" teftnfl Analo-Bavarian . BTOUT- Knars Horn"., Hall Edmond'B Pis Brand , Gulneaa's, bottled by Blood Wolfs : Sparkling Kourotone, pints and quarts Gale and friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co, ' Genuine White Lead and Zloo Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drums ' Colza Oil. In drums ; Castor OU, in bulk [ DRIED FRUITS- " ~" ; Currants, in half oaaea Elmo Raisins and Figs . Aldon Apples (ovaporated) KEROSENE, ISO and 150 tost- Devoe's Royal Brilliant, Light of Asa. Pre mium Safety Prima York Hams and Bacon at Low Rate* TOBACCO- Over the Water, us, Nallrod Royal Standard Long B's Vonns, Wa, j's, Double Thick P Pieces OILMEN'S STORKS- Teaf), Sugar, ie, lw, No, 8 Paper Bam, Ploklep, Kippered Herrinas, Potted Moate, and an assortment of General Cooda always on hand. A- H&ATHKH. TDEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINO ' SALE, EDWARfI TEWIQ DWAIt JU JU BWI O t 9 CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET Q •< ) EAST. J, IS OFFERING £1H1N,5, Q.LAS3 Be J7ARTHENWARB AT CHEAPER PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The Tbidb and Gbnkbai, Public Abb Invited to I^Sfeot. I BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA SETS; WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY FRESKNTS. &C,, otc„ &c. _ __ I EDWARD LEWIS. THK HafIMARKET IL m. aUBEN-STREET, AUOKLAND ON BALB, Asauvsij FBB OOROMANDBL Ann mti4 ROMAN KMPIRB.-T^ *OD White Clover, Red Clovar, Aisyire Clover, Cow- Enass, Meadow Fesoue, Meadow Foxtail. Crested Dons tall, Rape, Trefollum Incarnntum (Soarlet Clover), > FROM AMERICA DIRECT- Timothy, Kontuokr Bluenrast (Poa FratentlD, POTeriy Bay Ryegrass, Canterbury Rycuraej, Coobfoot, Pralrlearass, Rattail, BARLY BEBD POTATOKS, A3 FOUOWB I- t Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Cantss- j buy Flukes, Patternon's Vlotorla. LATER VARIBTIES-Hobart, Sutton's MB! nnm Bonum, Sntton'i Flower Bali, etc, ALSO, Oats, Barley, G&raen and Flower Seed, Ooanc, Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Sst land Bias. Tow, rlnoon and Hams. n BONBDUST Aim BONBFLOUR of all Erndfig. IBLAND ASD PBRUVIAN GUANO. RO,, Ro WSSKETH & AITSSW



Ironmonerer^ ', « T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED, Wholesale and Betail HARDWARE MEROHANTS, IMPORTERS OP Every Dcscrlpliou ol HARDWARE, h AGKICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, i, FESCING WIRE, BARBED i 0 FENCING WIRE. co I j 00 / / 2 00 / / S ' lo / / .» 10 / // °" / /A to / lj\ 17/ 8 ffr^ w a i oil I M # / ° / [ / ° x J ly~A \( 0 |V A/ ™ » |l ——Thriyl • /)! 1 ,4/ ' n- M I d OO j w 1 I • Single Barrel Guns, Poublo Barrel Guns, Breach-Londiog Guns, Revolvers. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Cops, Wads, Cartridges, Caitridgo Cases, Patent Wiro Cartridges lor long ranges, Cartridge Bags, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Car tridge-making Implements, Ko- Cappors, Extractore, Air Pistols, Air Guns. T. & S. MORKIN & CO, (Limited; would call special attention to the above ox tensive and well-selected stock of Guns and Ammunition. i GUNS AT PRICES TO SUIT ALU r PURCHASERS. f Carpenters' Tools. t . . " li n I _ A LARGE X , -A Astottment of [V.*;t i", .;U * English and ["''.-'',' l American j . - t'A Toots, j • ' j I . comprising:— I. ; l Saws of every |: / I description, j'■> )■-'': A \ j. Braces, Bevel- {. J '■■ y'.lj\ lcd-edged Chi- |> .. ..._ A '■ sels, American i • ' ;'. --3 Socket Chisels, (• -.'.-;'.\:.'i '-•'•^l ' Firmer Chisels, j - ■ y\ Gouges, Ham- V_ '\ "}\ mers, Squares, { '■" J -Ac\ Bevels,Gilpin's j. ; ; '.; -'-', li Brace Bits, Jvy-;;-'v. ■■;;ii\ American f, -•?.. -.A Brace Bits, 1'.,->* |tet "\ ,- Twist Bits, l-,;-.-v ':m_4Z:\\ 1 Morse's Twist _ ; -' .M Drills, Hollow J , *''-)a . Angers, Wheel- j "-. - '-A'A rights' Bruzze.', I , \\ Lock Mortice I A '< ''A Chisels, Pano {wC'i'l ' *-' $__ Irons, Single IV* ', 'ii, ' , JA and Double \{M ,' ' ',i.--» 'pianos m®* mssm . (Smoothing, [4-V . , ! "■•yhSm Jack, Trying, l^V^^K^M ; Bead, Ogee, k JO Gr oovinp, |,i. . - •-!*?» I PlonghsJßcnch j.. ■ ' ft\* / PS*!^il Screws, Bench | l"-' v'i^^BW Vice?, Boring !, •'.- y'Z _ 'y^y Machines, Oil V'A'';y'-''.'?::}f_§g? fM Stone.", Tool |;S ■*:■-.- Z'"J/ IMS Kits, Floor {^JAJA Cramps, Smith's Patent fi^A^^^Vi Spring Hinges. |jWi^ 1» ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indlspensible in every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELLS- Electric Bells (In Sets), with Indicators ; Single Electric Bells (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bod rooms, Offices, KEROSENE COOKING STOVBS- A large Assortment; sizes ia stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family, CHEAPER THAN GAS. t KEROSENE LAMPS- A Beautiful A ssortment; .New Dosigns; Dnplox, Tablo Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS— English and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Dooe Chains, allows thk door to remain open STILL SKOURKLY FASTENED ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamelled Sinks; all sizes ; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines, GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED. T. &-S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT '



Drapery and Ol&tliiswr. JSTo'THING SuCCKED LIKE S U C C E S S» i Tho Great Success attending tbo Salo ol l J» OoSGRAVK & Co.S DRAPERY STOCK Has Induced ' Samuel Coombes & 00. TO QPEN UP A O OASES, *V O A3 X a a Containing tha AUTUMN AND WINTER STOOK o* J. COSGRAVE & CO., And ordered Irom the Home Manulaotorm, The Whole Stook and Hoods to Arrive being purchased under the sama Favomable Olrcunutanoea. Sa CoOMBKS & (Jo, Have determined to SELL THIS SPLENDID CONSIGN MENT OF GOODS AT ABOUT HALF THE ORDINARY PRICE. IT CONSISTS or DRESS MATERIALS, In all the Newest Shades and Fabrics, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, 40., VELVETEENS, In all Bhados and Qa&UUos. Halt Price, BLANKETS, FLANNELS. CALICOES, SHEETINGS, CLOTHING, HOBIERY, SHIRTS, &C. OA CASKS «y OASES OI MANTLES, JACKETS, DOLMANS, AND UNDERCLOTHING, AmoBR whioh are somo ot tha Richest Articles over Imported to Auckland. ALL BOLD ON THE SAME TERMB, NAMELY, ABOUT HALF ORDINARY PRICK,! ' BZ I SAMUEL COOMBES g, no,, '■ AMUEL \jOOMBES S \jO„ On tho Premises lately occupied by j J» Cosgrave & Co.



Bswln', '-l_3.i:,HJiinea- Singers Sswxifs Machines. Blnger.a Machines BloKort Oeolßlvs Maohlnes Blngefs Deolsive Maohlnes Blnger's Deolsi. .> Machlnoa Blngort Doolri-i Maohlnea Blnger's Deplslvo Mnohlutn Blnegas Deoisivo . Moohlneii Bingert G'ecMvo Maohlneß Bingert Deoisivo Maohines Singer's and Maohlnea. Singer's Jverwhelmlnif Maohlnea Singer's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwhelming Maohtneti Bingert Overwhelming Maohlnos Blngort overwhelming Maohlnea Bingert Overwhelming Machines Blngor'e Over-whelming Maohlnea Singert Overwhelming Maohlnes Blnaor'e Victory for tho Slcijer Mnohlnoß Blngort Viotory Maohines Singert Viotory Maohlnos Blngort Viotory Maohlnos Slngor's Victory Maehlnoa Sinner's Viotory Machines Singert Viotory M&ohlnoa Stnxort Viotory Machine* Singer b Viotory Maohlnos Bingert Viotory Waohlnos ginger's Viotory Machines Slngor s At Chtlstohuroh Kxhlbltion Maohlnes Btnger B The Btager Machtneß Singert The Singer Maohineß Bingofß The tilnger Maohlnoe Bingert The Singer Maohlnes Slngor b Tho Singer Maohlnes Singers The Singer Machines . Singer a The Singer. Maohlnos ' Blngort Two Gold Medals Maohlnea Bingert Two Gold Medals Maohinen Slngort Two Gold Medals Machine? Blngort Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Blngort Two Gold Modal* Machines Singert Two Gold Medals Maohlnos Singer's Two Gold Medals Maohlnes Singert Seating all Competitors Machines Singert Boating all Maohlnea Singert Beating all Machines Singert Beating all Machines Slngor's Boating all Maohlnes Singert Beating all Machines Slngort Competitors Maohlnos Singert Competitors Maohlnes Bln<ort Competitors MaohlneKi Bingert Competitors Machine* Blngort Competitors Maohlnos Bingert Beating nil Compotltlon. Maohlnos Blngort Always Koll&blo Maohlnos Bingert Alwaju hellable Maohlnoa bingert Always Bolioble Maohlnos Blngort Thodltigerta Machines Blngort The 3ingcr ia Maohinea Singer's The dlngtr is Moolnnei) Singert The Simplest and Beat Maohtaea Singer's The Slmploat and Beat Maohints Blngort Tho 81mplo.it and Bob* Maotifnea Singer's Alwaya Hellable Maohlnes Bingert Alwa-, b Itollahlo Maohlnes Bingert Always Koliablo Maohlnes Bingert rhe Stager la Maohlnes Stagert The Slngor Is Maohlnes Singert The Singer la Maohlnea Singert Tho Binder la Maehlnoa Singert The Singer is Maohlnea Blnger's The Singer Is Maohlnos Bingert The Singer Is Maohlnos Singert Tho «mgor Is Maohlnes Slngort The Slngor ls Maohlnea Singert The Singer ls Unoaunlled. Machines Stager's Unequalled Maohlne* Blnger's Unequalled Maohlnes Stager's Unequalled Machines Stager's Unequalled Maohlnos Singert Unequalled Maohlnea Stager's Unequalled Maohlnea Singer a Unequalled Maohlnes Stagert Unequalled Maehlnoa Bingert Unequalled Machines bingert Unequaded Maohtaea Stagert Unequalled in the World. Maohlnes Btagert Largest Sale Maohlnea Slngort Largest Sale Maohlnoa Stagert Largest Sale Maohlnoa Singer's Largost Sale Maohlnoa Singer's LorgostSale Maohtaea Slngort Largest Sale Maohines Slngort Largest Salo Maohlnes Singert Lirgostßale ' Maohlne*1 Blngort Largest solo viaohlnta Bingert Largest Sale Maohlnoß 8 ngor s in tuo World. Maohlnoa Stagert 2b 8d per Weofe Maohim b Sin. or s 2s Od per Weok Maohlnos Slngort 2a 6d per Week Maohlnea »» btagert 2b 6d por Week Maohlnos slngort 2s Od per Week Maohinea S nger's 2a 6d par Week Machines Btagert 2a Od nor Week Maohlnos Btagert 2a Od per Week MaoMnoa Singer s 2a Cd per Week Maohineß Blngara __ MaohtaoH Singers BRANCH I Maohlnea Sinuora Maoblnes Singert 201, Qneen-street Maohlnea i-lngort Ml, Queen-streot Maohlnes Singert IKfl, Uueen-street Maohlnos Btagert 281, Queen-Btreet Maohlnos Blngei a 881. Quean-Btroet Maohlnos blngort 281, Qneeo-atroet Maohlnes Stager» 281. queon-street Maohlnos Sinner's 261, yuoen-Btroot Mnohlnea Stagert Auokland Maohlnea Stager's Auokland Moohlnos Slngort Auokland vlnohlnea Singer's Auokland Maohlnoa Btagert Auokland Maohlnea Slngor a Auokland Machines Sngers Auckland. Maohlnoa Ulngors Maohlnes SINTGEK'B SEWING MACHINES. XBTABUBHBD HV BPKOIAIi AFPOINTMBNT Buy ONLY THR tZ OBLKBKATEU \ ' Q*A^ MACHINES. The Kaalost, 'Simplest, Boat Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sawing Maohlne whioh haa never bien beaten ta compotltlon. Sole Atrcntß In Now Zealand i SH_AKISPEAK AND CO,, (Opposite the Market.) QUWKiV-STRKKT. w. a i) Mau ilia BK.SAT , E.B.WING MAOHIWB IMPOKTEK, air ivuav i',j.omvaD A.Lsr>ie ShlpKir".;: oi ',!,_; laiallenge Maohtno ths Warld- Thb Whit?. Go.'c h*wino Maohiss Tha Most Bilon' The Oheapeat The Most Raplu The Higheat Ann . Tho Most Blmpln The Largest Tabls ' The Moat Rosy to Wot?. The Boat Cover The Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle The Mort Xleoaai The Neateat Ctitoh TUUDLK MACXiXitii from £5 10s, ths best nwnja maohznss kvbb hadk, Pilea of BANS Maohinbs, £S 10a, Also, 1 AIi,WAXh Oil BAND. Genuine Stage* Fristor and Bo ma» Werthelm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler and Wllaon Graver and Bakart Jones's ABO Domeitlo Andother good mokei noM 3S, D. »B WBKK i 28. 6D. PUB WBBKI ah, MAOBiHsa auAßAirasain, Vhese Maohtaea oan be had ot my Agents t- N. MoLeanandCa, Pioneer Store, Whangaro I Thomas Wells, Cambridge | William Stevens on Onehunga] K. Wayte, Hamilton j Parnell and Boylan, Gisborne i Brennan and Co., Tauranga and at other place*. mHE ri b eat nspoi, QUEKN-STREKT. * ■ " v '■""' - a Lime &c; GJ-bound Lime, GROUND LiMB. KOR SALE, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ' ROOHE LIME, ' In any quanUty, for Concrete Paths, Floors . Collars, etc. (noxt to stono Hogging, ia uu rivallod for durability and hard-sotting dualities). For tanks and othor wot work i la a llrst-oloss materia). B, X E A N E, ~SOL E AGK NT, Custom-house-street, j : i TAKE NOTICE-That notwithstanding all that is said In favour of other Mahu- 1 rangl Limes, the steady but lnoreaßlng demand 1 from all parts of Auckland and Province, South 1 and Australia, Is a sufficient guarantee aB to the genulness Of POLHAM. BANNATIfNB AND Co.'B HYDRAULIC LIME.' For Walls, Floors and Garden Paths lt Cannot mi Rubbed Out, • —For circulars and further information apply at _ Auckland Branch, Custom-house-street West. |j1 Mr Hive's XIMB TABLF, Leave Aroh HUl— . Uiam (B.ioam Ham LNpm Ip;m J.Hpm B.lipm. b Leavo National Bank— Bam "11.15 am ll.tt'am > I,Upm B._tfipm Mutu B.Bopm n • Bxoept Tuesdays and Thursdays, when tha I » from Auckland and 10.80 tram Asylum j . wui goto and (nm tha Whan, s



Ironm.jn«Brv. j t. i IS ;; fms&x i^aepwakb orousr. | ia H *.Va, qifi?KN.STK»'S'f *> ■ i sis ; « ■'"' I >n f 8 J. • J I.) '- CX* S. a : IB _ 3. A Vii FOR SALii 99 Is KOWAT 8 ANUOAPTNIO tAMIS >a H MMtt, m, _a tll/HKitRS, l'ON'i'H, GLOBUiK, ASSO Wlliau )« IB And n tire*. Vcrleti- a" O'ninuilcs )8 SB JB 3a jj KODOKa'S LOOKWOOD'b, AKO Wl«*iti__i 5* fABLN AND POOKKTKKS 3B 3H 5* «■«-_» J JOUMSOS'ii O.KLKBUATED BCIBSGKB 90 98 SB as CLARK'S BOILERB SAUCEPANS, KO, 38 BB OS —"**"'" as ■ _ UlurviTH's PATSNT Tsx AHD COVlfaiiS oa s« Pots, Stamped Tinnkd Mkat asd as H Pis Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (a! JJ thcs), Rockets, Tubs, Pails, and .a OVBHB, BItOOMK, SOBUBBERS, WHISKS, &D '■__] Haul, Cloth, and Nail Bbvsbss, us M »» "AUK'S, BLACKS, AND LTNDOH'i » B_?AUKB AND DIGGING '■» GARDEN HOES, HAKK3, aa 58 AND TROWKIA sa M 38 M .8 M AUGURS, PLAKKS, HAMMKRS, BBAOBS, " XWISH AND PATENT BITS (all llstM. m LOOKS HINGKS, NAILS, AND BsABSWAM, >s scon's Gxkuini Whiti Lbad, 38 19 HAW AHD BOILID LIHSMD {On ss sa ___, ' is 3TVK PBR OENT. DISOOUNI 39 s Allowed tc cash Purchasers on all Sal* -38 3B tmountlns to id*, ani upward 38 38 38 JS )8 i ; ■ 36 ' i 3* Draoerv and Olothmur 30 38 es sa ___^T " N ss /a cy\ m [ DEFERRED \| 28 I' P A I M B N T I " I SYSTEM. I rpAILORS, DRAP*ERS, AND * OUTFITTERS, tHOB SON-STREET, (Nearly opposite Welllngton-streot), Have a Well-assorted Stock of the BEST CLASS GOODS. AU Twcods thoroughly shrunk beforo being mado up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho Deferred Payment System has boen fonnd to bo a great boon, by enabling thoso with limited incomes to procuro ncoeSßaries in the oasiost possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. i U LSTEKS- Ulsters. XJ"™* J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSE, Junction of Grby & Pitt Streets, - Has scoured the aervloes ot a First-class Dress maker, Mantle and Ulstkr Gutter from a LONDON, and ls tally prepared to ex oouio Orders for Ladies' and Chil dren's ULSTERS, JACKETS, DRESJEt), &o, from a large Stot.lt of Faahionable and Useful MATERIALS. ULSTftKS made from 6s 6d eaoh Children's do., frcm Ss Gd; Dresses, from 10s FIT, STYLE, AND WORK GUaRANTHED. , A Lot ot Chili, ren's Ulsters from 2a lid up A really aood Lady's Ulator. Newmarket Shapi at 12s Cd; Dolman Ulsters In variety. I have tho best make of Black VELVETEEN from ls lid; Coloured do., 2s lid. A Special Line In wide-width Blaok Figured Bilks, BUltablo for Mantles, at la lid. J. RENDELL,' 1 180 AND 182, GRBY-STBEBT. Fublio notices. XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY AS AND MEROANTHiE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New'Zeaiand: the triangle, christchurch. Managing Dlroctor: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. The undersigned begs to Inform Grain Mer -1 chants and ctnors that be has been appointed AGENT for tho above Company, and is now i proparod to rooolvo ordors—which shall havo prompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of New Zealand Produce. . R. H. STEVENSON, Agent. Union Insurance Ollice, Queen-street Coffee i Coffee i Coffee j s, c. BROWN, Durham-street, Auckland, flour miller and ooffbk & spiob merchant. Has Always on Band and For Sale— FLOUR, In sacks, luO'b, and 50's., " Blue" brand FLOUR, in saoks. 100's, and iff a, "Red" brand BRAN AND BHARFS RAW AND ROASTED OOFFBB PEPPER AND SPIOES. In the matter of COFFEE, theattentlon of the Pnbilo is willed to the excellence of my brands, and a trial sollolted. The Mixtures are composed only of the Bf st Plantation Coffee and the Bost Chloory procurable, and may be Characterised thus— " Eagle" (ir.y best brand), nearly pure ooffes "Ship" and "Camel,'* medium coffees of great strength and flavour "Oastlo" and " Leopard," low medium and I common ooffees. To lovers of really fine Coffee, I strongly re- < commend tbe " Kngle," but to the general taste - Medium coffees aro found to be most acceptable. ' and I say, therefore, , Try thb SHIP Bband _ Try tbe CAMEL brand ' Procurable fiom all Merchants and Store- I keepers, loose, and In tins, 401b5., 281ba<, lliba., i Tibs., Bibs., libs., bs„andllb. _ pOFFEE /-ioFFEB OOFFBB 1 _ < ril 1 M E TABLE.] BAinhridgk's 'Busses, . From Union Bank—7 minutes past tha hour, _ and 23 minntoa to the hour, l From The Three Lamps-ZO minutes to tha ' hour, and every hour. j * Night Trips from Town—tpast 9, feast 10, ' - and J-past 11. . J From Union Bank to Sheixy Beaoh —20 c minutes past 11, 20 minutes vast 2, 20 minutes d past S, 7 minutes past 6, and 23 minutes to 8. * From Shblly Beaoh—B,3o a,m„ Jto 11, \to i 5 } to 3. l



J Conveyances. | I "ROYAL MAIL LINK OFCoA^,||| 3 ALTERATION OF MME-TABLS, I i. The Royal Mail Coach (canrißstpfaeiirt 1 0 will on and after Ist January, 183, anJijiiß; MSt t further notice, run to the following'» j 3 tablo :— | 3 Leave Cambridge for Hamilton JunetaM j _. way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning fat m ' Station to Cambridge on arrival ofMfaJKUB ' Auckland. HI: i Leave Hamilton for Te Amha ouTmSijv h 1 Thursdays, and Saturdays, at ,130-sua.,» tjm , turning from Te Aroha on Monday* W« j days, and-ETridays, vi, m. j • BoomiNa Offices : ' fife • Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton WestlCotemuli jfe' l Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Si* ft wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. Il g ; W. K. CABTBB.- "■ Vtispmy.fm, j Cambridge, Deoember .1882 ■ L | rpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHK I'l f LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES. */- I KIEKWOOD AND LAKE STEEBT, CAHSSHB ;.» , Waikato, New Zkalato, | j W. K. CASTES,. ' m _ jpiopnetor, ft- W. K. C. begs to return his otoiieratWiijj ., X ' his numerous friends and the puwwgaww- jjg : i tor tho liberal support he haß.reMJW,j™jv- (Kg. • commencing bnstaess, and has to. mt_f«m p r s that, in order to meet.tha regnlMßeMW™ ■ ■ . rapidly advancing district, he a .«;.ffi?'-; I 1 BOILDINO LARGE ADnITIONS tO MMBSBJ Hi 1 whioh, when completed, will make tnem sooodh , », to none in the North Island. __LA__t tM Tourists for the Hot Lake Ooantar«W HS , with Saddle Horses and Buggies OtttMM» \,. R| 1 notice; also, experienced guides aoniw» v 1} i drivers. ' ■ ' 'i____-v- M!c Buggies and Saddle Horses al^ffiSi* WM '. Orders by telegram or otherwise poMtMW | - ' attended to. ' 'ti Em Cambridge. December22,lW. A- .' :■__■_ 1 . CC OD L I N'iS UOACH I a hSAVBB '',•_,' Ms Onehnnga- -^Si" H 8.30 a.m. ,W II Satnnlar Nlahl - .__. I MO ORE & rp'OWSSHW} I O ORE & 1 OWNSHSI.U f. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT H AND IMPORTERS I Ot tho following Goods which **$&** W FINEST QUAUTY AND ABE WJ" «* H SALE- •"• PORTS ::-' ■',v;:. il. Sherries Madeira . ■ ■'. . JAMAICA RUM : ' '"'" ' W t Lowndes* do -11 i BRANDIES . ; Hennessy's ,*,,,„■ XZi'A 'I || Martell's pale and dark — -.■ ■>,: ;>:■ | « Cavalier * * «in bulk ana caw j Old Tom I - Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps :. mm whiskeys ;■;.'.lt TEACHER'S 1' ,' QreenlessandColvillos - ; ._>*;|jgg| Dunville's „„,„„ ._-:* !;«t AUSTRALIAN WINES Mt Tokay W_ Mataro ;:";'"-;i__Hl Muscat ":'-"-:'.;_R Shlraz ■■•::. '.iiAZsi^EE Reislinz §~ Hockhelmer ; " -IB g^&pmtsandaW, '|| LIQUEURS iZEM Curacoa J Maraschino I CLARETS II La Rose, " E'| St.Julien -■; - Bis ' La Fete ' ■ v 7y! 7: i| St. Estepbe ''. '-'.'Hi St. EtaUeon (haute) - -~,.%X .ES ALE AND STOUT ,■-.-,:-■ -;,.vl«([|i Marrian's * , ■§ Bass mi IB&wm stout Whitbread London uo . - i« >'M In pints and quarts. | Address i «wO. 15 FORT-STREET, AUCKLATO^ |