The object o£ this Company is to provide ton nage suitable to tho growing trade of the Port of Auckland, so that tho imports and exports of our city may be as much as possible carried in locally-owned vessels, and the shipping business curried on by a puiiely local com pany.

The rates of freights current in this colony comporo most favourably with those ruling in noi«hbouring co'onies, and are, as a rule, sufficiently remunerative to leave a good profit, trading honce either foreign or intercolonial. The acknowledged daily increasing commer cial importam-o of Auckland is a source o£ gratification, and the shipping trade, under skilful management and with sufficient capital, would meot with speedy and great develop ment with many parts of the World with whioh we are at prcdont not in absolutely direct com munication. The object of this Company is to provide ves sola to trade in the directions already opened, and others whioh may from time to time offer inducements. Thore is ample room for a well-organised new lino between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with New York, and with somo of tho larger centres of Continental European trade. Of course, the largo and Increasing export of bulk and sawn timber will form an important adjunct. A trade with Tasmania, Sydnoy, Melbourne, Adelaide, &c, being al ready established, could easily be continued with regularity, whilst thoNowcastlo and Grey mouth coal trades should bo also provided for. Thoro is a vast field in prospective for a good trade with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Caloutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign ports, with somo of which, even at the present moment, a profitable direct trade is being carried on in a desultory manner, and whlcii would find support from the new in dustries lately established here and In proopec tlve establishment. The Company do not propose to limit them selves to running their own vessels, but will from timo to time oharter vessels when re quired, in the event of their own not being immediately available. Messrs Stone Brothers, who have'for some time carried on a good shipping business, and who have now fairly started a new London line, possess tho nucleus of a fleet suitable for com mencing operations, and arrangements have boon made to take over their vesaels and the good-will of their shipping business for the sum of thirty thousand six nnndrod and fifty pounds (£30,650), they taking half tho amount in Com pany's sharos. Their fleet, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnage of 2642 tons, should bo augmentod as soon as possible, so that tho business may bo extended without delay, especially the London and American branches.

Tho servicos of Mr C. B. Stone, as managing dlreotor, and the staff at present under his control, who are experienced in this lino of business, have been sccurod to take office under tho now Company. It is further proponed that the working ex ponses should bo conductod on strictly economi cal principles, the exponse of agoncles and branohos to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freights earned by those branches. The proposed capital i 8 sot down at £150,000, but as only a small portion is required at present for tho purnhaso of tho existing fleet and cof tinßont expenses, further capital will not be called up until vessels suitable for the London and other trades may offar for sale atroasonablo priocs, until whioh tamo it is proposod to charier vessels as required to supplement tho present fleet. It is pvoposod to invite all Auckland business men and all who may have any interest in tho trade of our port to tako Shares in this local Company, and to give tho undertaking every possible support. The Company would thus bo in a measure self-supporting, and strong enough to compote most successfully with any outside or foreign company or foreign shipping. Tho Company could then not fail to be a credit to our port and a most lucrative investment to Shareholders. Tho promoters having every oonfldonce in tho success of tho undertaking, now appeal to tho gublio to insnro it by subscribing freely for hares.

LIST OF VESSELS. rJ^"^. Laira, Iron Barquo 492 Alccstis, Iron Barque 398 Stanloy, Wooden Brißantino .. .. 351 PornoU, Wooden Brigantino .. .. 348 Caborieldh, Wooden Barquo „ ..333 Peerless, Wooden Brliraniino .. .. 292 Holla Mary, Wooden Barquo .. ~ 244 Energy, Wooden 3-masted Sohooner .. 185

2612 An oxtrnct from tho books of Messrs. Stone Bros, shows that seven vessels of the value ot £25,000 yielded an averago monthly profit ol £530, equal to £0300 por annum, exclusive) of charge lor insurance on hulls. Theso figures serye to show that with a larger fleet, oxtended business, and more capital, sub stantial dividends may confidently bo antlci patM.

IHE LAND LEAGUE AND WISH OUTRAGES.

Mr. Forster'a Denunciation.

In tlic llouso of Commons, on 22nd Feb ruary last, Mr Forsrer nude a powerful tpaech on the connection between the I'ish Land League and recent outrage, from which we quote the prhcipal passages :—

Mr Fcrster seid—lf I bad not expected the lion, member for Cork to speak in this debate, I should have troubled the Hone earlier. I did expect that the hon member, having repard to the opiuiom of the public press -[A voice : " The English Pr sj "] - and consideiing what the charge wa , would have attempted to remove that suspicion, and that he would have done so at the first moment. [Mr Biugar: "What is the charge ?"] Wow, I wish to state that, in my opinion — and I believe that it will be the opinion of many otheis no mere disclaimer of connection with outrage will bo sufficienf. [Loud cluers ] Me have had disclaimers before ; I am told that James Carey even wrote a letter of c .indolence to Miss Burke. Co not let the hon. member suppose that J charge him with complicity with murder; but tbis Ido charge against the ton member and his friends—that he hai allowed himself to continue the leader and avowed chief of an organisation which not merely advocated, and ostensibly and openly urged the ruin <.f those who oppoeed it by •' boycottine " them, and making lifo almo.t more miser able than death—[near, hear]; but which prompted or organised outrage and incited t> murder. [Cheers.] The outcome of the agitation was murder, and the hon. member ought to have known that this would be the natural result; and it is hard to understand hjw he did not know it, aid why he did not separate him c f from it altogether and, diavow and deoiunce it. [Loud cheers.J The hon. member for Cork was tie man who, more than any other, derived ad vantage and power by the help of ,thi-< teirorism, and he is bound to show how it was that he did not find out that this terrorism was used, and he ought to tell as the steps he took to fiad it out. We know that he took none—[cheers]—and we know that he has been content to reap the advantages. [Loud cheers.] The hon, membir, I am quite sure, will make a full speech. Questions have been a kod about the furub of the land League. [Hesr, he.r.] The hon. member for Dun- Karvon wet very bold with regard to the c funds, buf nobody suspect him of being in \he counsels of tbe League, [Laughter.] I cannot conceive any snuo men connected or bound together for any purpose, bad or good, admitting the hon. member into their counsels. [Prolonged laughter.] How, sir, what I want to know is, whether the hon, member for Cork City, either before b:s airest or since his release, has found out what has been done with those funds. I have othrr questions to ask him as to what occurred before his arreat; but I wish now to draw attention to the figures with regard to the most serious ottence- that of murder—and 1 wonld astt the particular attention of the hon. member tor lpwich to them. In the three months befoie the release of the hoo, member there w<-re fivt- agrarian murders; but in the thr c Mouths subsequent to his release them were nine, without counting the murdem Lord F. Cavendish and Mr Burke as agrarian. Tho question 1 wish to ask the horj, member ts to the peiiod before his arrest is thi- : I want to know how far the hon. member in quired into the conduct of thore with whom lie w»s associated He was and is responsi ble for them, and the only g ound upon which he can esctpe responsibility is his utter ijnorance ot their conduct—a carele.s and, 1 may say, a reckless ignorance. Did tho bon. member, for instance, inquire into tbe a< tion of his trusted iriend and colleague Mr Biencan, the paid secretary of the Land Le<gue ol whichhe was president? The hon. member says he did inquire. 1 ask whether ihe facts came before him. He must recol lect that in tLe winter of 1880-1 an unfor tunate child wa • mv.' dered at Salford by an exploion of dynamiti". Reference was made to the subj< ct in the Home of Com raons, and th': boo. member being the Pi evident of tbe Land League, then ex pres ed himself thus:-"The only reason tor this panic," taid the hon. member for Cork, "was that a tin containing dynamite was exploded at Solford, aid cirenmstauoes point d to its bcin«; meant as a practical joke." What did his paid secretary, the man who had been with him in America— [Cries of "No" from Irish members] well, with him at the same time when he was in America. [Renewed cries of "No."] [Mr o\Donnel>—The well-Informed Chief Secretary.] Mr Forsier-We are now talking of what he did while he was his secretaiy. On that very day this ! practical joke was tbus spoken of, Mr Brcnnau writes to the "Irish World"—" *ll soiti of theories are afloat concerning this ex plosion, bat the t'uly loyal one is that Fenianiem did it." [Cheers.] This is what Mr Brennan, wiiting a-s 'secretary of the Land League, said to his fuends in America, in order to keep up the flow of subcriptiorip. [Cheers.] This is the im pression he gave—" Dynamite and con spiracy are succredjng; the light is begin ning to spread; give us more money." vul the hon. member not see that letter ? [Mr Parnell signified dissent,] There is another of his colleagues—Mr Sheridan. [Cheers.] I am Dot askirg what Mr Shei idan may have done lately, with respect to which there is only, after all, the stat > ment of Carey; but I am askirjg what the hon. member' mast have known he was doing before his arrest, He called him tho organiser of the Land League. Has be read Mr Sheridau's speech of August Ist, 18S0? It ia very curious if he hai not, for it was a speech produced at the trial. Mr Sneridan said— " Organise jour-elves ; join the National Land League; and by this means you will see your country what she once vs\ a fre and prosperous country." What followed 1 " If we do not get these things through our members of Parliament, I would ask you then to rln'i out your voice from the muzzles of Mmie rifles as well as from many plat forms," . [Cheers.] Did the hon. niunbei approve this? [Hear, hear.] Well, then, he did approve what led t? a great deal oi violence. Ido not myself believe he did, but he was content that the League should be thu3 orgabised and that bis power should he thus inorea*ed. This ia the charge I make upon him s that h<j was reckless of the conduct of his colleagues and was content to derive advantages from their violence instead of doin-j what I should have thought any man of ilia educa tion and position would have done—that is, to declare "This a wicked and dangerous matter, and I^will dis-vow all con. nection with it." [Loud cheera.] Here is anoth-r speech, delivered on Jane 13th :—" I want you to lift your voicei and hands to fight for the green soil of Eiin. ■ . . . • For the short time this move ment hai been on foot no leader has ever gained so much for ua"—and he might have added "for himself "—[laughter]— "as our illustrious leader, Parneli." [Cries of " Shame."] Did the hon. member for Uorkeven inquire iato the action of another of his assistants—Redpath—an intimate a!ly of the Laid League ? Bedpath spoke at the Land League convention m Dublin; he was Mr Sexron's right-hand man at a banquet where he pvtblic'y avowed his ii tentions to commit murder. I never heard any denunciation of Kedpath afterwards, Mr T. O'Couaor—Reaa the words Mr Forster—l will. "No English nobleman would ever hunt deer or buffaloes on the American plains without ths rißfc of being shot by au Irish bullet." Did the hon. mombcr keep himself in ignorance of speeobea such as that ? Cau we Ima«lne he did not know what effeot they would have ? They had two effects jthey brought money into the Land league treasary, sad thereby increased Us power; they stimulated murder and incited to outrage (Chrers.) We have heard John Devoy al luded to. He made very strong statements with regard to an exfenive system of firing cities. Hai the hon. member thought it worth while to try and find out wbat sort of agitation Devoy was conducting? He ought to have done so before he made use of it. [Sea^, hear.] It was pioved in evidence that the printing manager of the Land League printed 500J copies of Deroy'a le len for distribution. There U another friend of the hon. member —or, nt least, he was a friend of his —Patrick Ford, editor of the "Irish World.'-' Be was a powerful aud helpful friend of the hon. member for months before his incarceration. There is some quarrel now a< to how the money has b'en spent, [Liughter ] At that time ho was the main pillar of the Laod i-cßgue. Did the.hon. member find out ho* the money which came to him from week to week was got? I must take the "iiish World "as the recognised organ of the Land League? (Mr ParteU-"^ no.") For mouths the special Irish correspondent of the "Irish World" was Mr Brennan, the then pid Official secretary of the Land League. (Loud cheers.) This Is beyond dispute The signed contributions appeared weekly till bH auest. It wai not only Mr Brennan but on January 26,1881, a special cablogram was despatched to the "Iri-h World" commencing thus-" The Land League has scored a victory. The ten-to-two disagree.

"lent of the jury i^^^SSSS**. '■: an acquittal-' And !?*^ trf?^ and its readers for thl *•'Ww» ,2 tio» and substantial^,s: cause. Let them have no fi" 1»» »£r mate success" At,dthati«i lor> W Stewart Parnell» rr>h lsS)Sm SIS circulated fr.m the offi Cß n f ela»fa men (the ■ travelers) J&\ "&>4|S against the people „/ iSfi'-lp'S then, the hon member fe> nT*«£ the "Irish World." DM hJ»°?k!ll*3 the "Irish World" wasth fi n°i^'S helping him and tryTng to ob W«S an acquittal. Oa July Vist S **"§ ful agrarian outrage was 'if 80'»*(£ Mayo, in which a man'S ,f°-?Ntteit long weeks of lin g erin g rfe« On this the "Iri ß h Wori^ "Somebody M id long '*Xt ß*^ no difference amons nei^hK at jt W. been too long continued ft that they will be disooniinied^1' pisiol shot will stimulate «& B|*^ There are st.rrng times baft ;;'vi your neighbours. It »i U SO o"£M [Cheers. | i. not.that an ll» | murder? Another foul and £?estb I is committed, and this i« »? tala»J» ■ oftheLandLeaguSy^tWS perhaps-heads&para?ra n hffic,'alofe land Thief Bxecmei^fejS an article m the "Irian \vJTij.^b 2Otb, 1880, after reainKS ?4 have thought the hon/mLSt ,# aaid, " Not one pennymorel^ '«'. any society with which 1'27-^fa from such a source." fiiS'f-W'l peared in a paper circulated Wnf;*^V America, but in Ireland j-!"^^^ is an open question whether^ft']?^ agent caUed dynamite oli*«l sioned in hussia ot 'fi»f in ■ T«i^ **«ilt. itisnotofmuchconaSSvß two countries takes ■ i£tixis&*t» onward step towards dvilfajfo^ ..^ claim the merit for IreS V introductory blast Was blown i^ &t ---and in the very centre of *$*# hea^1 u«tew. But the'work& no doubt done by oneortwniiH*ll which settles both tneS 11!?* priority." [Hear, haill?** March 12tb, 1881, the "IrwW <» says:-"London,' con&JS"' of the wealthiest peoD!eiri% W^l is at the mercy of JXj i!lS&. number a quarter of a ffiillio^S^1 only 2500 regular troop"' and 10,00) men in volu n teeT M S?' the latter mere holiday soldlek tt~ note." Did the hon. mmhlTlJ A\l a note? [Hear, hean]' tS:«S* on :-" Spread tha • ligUj °S| light." No wonder,- •■sWsg& ■ and outrages when, we lave vSh?S?' energy, eloquen W ,^ndpoaaonSir ! member for Cork cohaesceDdingteam an agitation by the help'of ■%£&* 0J this, and which coul(r noAwS ' withoutthe money W hi o h^yg this ruffian print. [Cheer S .]aH come nearly to the end of th ß ZS ■

MR FISH ON THE ANTI PAUPERISM PROPOSAL.

(BY TELEGBAPH-PBESS ASSOCMIOJ,) DUNEDIN, MonJij MR H. S. Fish, M.H.R., addrrsd aari ing of citizens to-night on. secpijdary dsa. lion and national insurance. V He 'ijuh't two hours; ■ He strongly ■ opposed tte p. sent system of tecondiry" schools -ts ts' expensive, and argacd.. (hat sewiiaj education shonH be in private hah, s that schools • should be free, bnt mi? to be entered after passing i'Hj, able examination.' -Major ; ,stk&i national insurance echeme.. lie critieifed U detail, showing by.dltastwtloi hoWiM the payments would fall oanHonsduta. \ from the labourina man aniJ 'udmi h I civil servants and lawjew,:&c, ilia ;wi& ' families of, say five, vro^imlvlfei;. tributions a serious,drain, ;H4 ife.ij. i ferred to tlie caaa of a settler'whosa fimifj? worked with him, and'eo forth, liiteiiji' tion of the bad effects of'tie Bcteiie.:Hf; further contended that one;,effect of is scheme would be to wipe the friendly societiea,,jptf the face of the eaith, js lit n this colony was concerned. AtthodiUiit the meeting, Mr Stout,repHedto aißl on the secondary education question,

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.

{To the Editor.) Sia, —"Victim," under. the . initiils (f " J. 8.," Bays it is soatcdj worth'hjnUc; to answer the letter of your ■"Staj'B,. respondent re rogae3 and stofekKaa, Oh, oh! Mr Kefined "Victim.l'^ta advanced your debtors, from ibq healthy, lazy loafers to rogues, aidMs od to robTjers 1 What next? And.lnuij ■why Government should not'■eeni.tta rogues (as hs term 3 them) to prki, & same as one that robbed you.onto.tel Why, my verdant victim^becsiissywps your goods of your own free .trill in i» case, and ia the other they are tak«a tea bly from yon, against you.' t! Ain't that good enough.! He thett ujil don't seem to kuowthereisnolmprkiiffll for debt. Well, sir, I doa't ( Yw mj call a donkey by any name yon like, will a donkey all the same. .So mlittift. prisonment. You may say it's focoitoit of Court, bnt if there ju'iri& te would be no contempt, and'thetefceiMia prisonment. And, instead of it tegto over leniency of the Court ctttiliigMSJ cases of bad debts, it is the fest«to Court meddling with thaii at iIljM the storekeeper knew.' hei Hjd^'quj,.W honour of his customer ts depadip » pay his debts, he wouldn't gin'tw!'ll the extent he does now. iW- wf say j It is nonaente to say "tot WI, but, sir, that is the whole' gist at ft« affair.- If people will play. *W* they shouldn't growl X WMBz And then he says he paya{apJo»P tected in this way. ' What'wsy'.:^' from his making mistakes fa;#BPJr, to the wrong people? Absaw.Ji!^ absurd! Don't publicansW m™ taxes than you—do -they f$ w p»* tion if they give credit! Bw'3 tomers pay taxes, and if yopfffPS. wife oredit without his kbbffW'S sent, what protection haa'he 8»,?S you ? As for the wholesale »w»fc?sf call it, yon are an. aider and :a««gV by giving tho credit, and, iterofSS if not quite as bad as ,thoto.yoa«*g. of. I fiopo, Mr Victim, you FMS] and he able to sign yourself« W" do at present— tt

Prin(^imaPubllahedbrftoPWP*fbe.^ Bruit, of Bjam&Htem**, In tlm l' r vinci of Anoktond, New_eea»^;



8. XOHKS B. & OABB B. D. 'TONES TO-MORKOW. VOLCANIC LAND AT PANMI/BE. STONE VILLAjVT PANMUKB. B, TONKS"& CO. HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wednesday, April 18. at 12 o'olook, STONE VILLA AT PANMURK, with about 9 sores rloli loloanlo land; S allot ments ai'joiolng, ot 5 to S aores wel graiasd rich voioanlo l»nd, and well fenced, TO-MORROW. EXTENSIVE UNKESERVKD SALE OB1 OABHMERK LTJSTUCS (BLACK AND GOLD), BLANKETS. RUGB, DARK P3INT3. HOSIBRY, MKK'ri WATERPROOF COATS, JCNGUSH AND MKLBOURNE-MADK CLOTHING, BHIRTS, MEN' 3, BOYS'. AND YOUTHS' FKLT HATS, BBAOK3, TIES, LKGGINGS, BUGGY RUG 3, &0,, &o>, &a, GABRIEL LEWIS BAS received Instructions to sell, at hu Rooma (opposite Thornton, Smith ana •g Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above •ate. at 11 o'olook. KQ CASKS AND BATiES OF ABOVB Off GOODS. Terms at Sale. ~~ TO-MORKOW. At 1 o'clock. CHURCH-STREET, ONEHUKGA. HOUSEHOID FURNITURBI, PIaNO, &c, &c, &o. G. W. BINNEY SAS been favoured with Jnetructions from W. G. P. L'Callaghan, KBa. (who vine for Ergland), to rell by pnblio auotion, on the preml£-3. Church-street, Onehunga, on Wednesday, April 18. at one o'olook, THE WHOLE OP HIS GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Also, AMABNIFIOBNT^IANOBYTBANMANN. V. B, OOOBBANB 'AS. DAOBB TO-MORRO>Y. BOOK CASE. BOOKS. PICTURES. nnHB subscribers will sell at their Rooms,, " Fort-street, on Wednesdaj, 18th lnati. at 11 O'olook, In the Estate of tho late Alexander Wright, BOOK CASE. Mahogary Chest Draweis. EOXO3, Ploiures, &o. And 300 VOLUMES BOOKS, coralstim of- Atlas, Ar.io HxploiiUod, Namre, Fox's Book of Matters. Uelineition ol Horuan lam, Fnnoh, Bible, Cyo!opisdla, t lstor> of tho Reformation, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W.B.OOOHKANE. JAMSS DAOBB MONDAY, MAY 7. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Atj TARGE aLTOTMBNTS, 41 JjARGE iILLOTMSNTS, a roh ttill. Arch Hill. TO BE LEASED foe FORTY YEARS. THE Subscribers will lease by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, May 7, at 12 o'clock, THE LBASE FOR A TERM OF FORTY (10) YEARS OF 47 LAKGK BUILD ING ALLOTMENTS, being Sub-di vision Lot 16. Section 9. having front ages of from 50 to 137 11 ot, by 130 feet to HO feet In depth. 1 Those allotments are situated at the Jnnotion of the Great North Hoad and the roads totbe Blanghtex Hottso and i-'onsonbv, immodlatoly OPPOalte Mr Holmes's Hotel; and from their proximitr to the brick wotks and other indus tries, cannot fell In a short time-to bo in great demand aa homog for working men. Plans and farther Information on application SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APRIL 20. DURHAM YARDS. UNDER BILL OF SALE, npHE undersigned have received inatruc- JL tions to aell, at the Durham Yards, on ' Friday, the 20th Instant, *HS FOLLOW ING WKLL KNOWW AND VALUABLE RACEHORSES— The Well-know Entire Ake Ake Bay Trotting Stallion, i years old, by Ake Ake, dam Eay Judy Perfume, with foal at foot to Musket Klsa, with foal at foot to Anteros May Mooa, with foal at foot to Woolbroker Simplicity, bay mare Tltlfeo. with foal at foot to Hippocampus Lady Vanaton, obestnut mare by Toiara Pabanira. 6-year-old mare, by A ke Ake, dam simplicity Aorofa the Urase, 5-yes.rold mare, by AXe Ake, dam Abbess Joe Bennett, chestnut gelding, by Ake Ake. dam Creeping Jenny Miss Field, bay mare Worm, grey gelding Lady Earah, biack filly, by Aerolite, dam Elsa Chestnut FUly, 3yearolfl, by Pacifle, dam May Moon Black (filly, 3-year-old, by Elngfliher, dam Discord' Bay Filly. 8-year-old, by Pacific, dam Sim plicity Bay Filly. 3-ycir-oW, by Tom Howe, dam Maznrka Lawrence Danioln, bay gelding Brown Filly, by Ake Ake, dam Tltlko Flower ot May. ohestnut filly, by Presto, dam May Mop.i The Auctioneers would call speolal attention to the above Unreierved Sale. The perform ances of many of the horses Is too well known Id need comment, and for racing blocd cannot bOßarpassed. AT NOON. HUNTER & SOLAN. FRIDAY, APRIL 20. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. The Well-known Heavy Draught St-hlon, BTSJ JULIUS VOSEL, By ImporUd Mi job dam Kate ie.t. fIOHTER <S5 SOLAN. B. TONKB, E. O. OABB. B. D. TOSKB PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B, TONKS & DO, \%J ILL sell by auction, in April next, THB WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY Of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Umited), at HUNTLY, adjoining the TAUPIRI GOAL MINKS. . Tho Land Is now being laid OS In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At tho same time will be sold THB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Which now Btand on the property, Consisting ot— 8 Houses containing four rooms each 1 Honso containing three rooma 1 House containing two rooms 1 Blacksmith's Shop I Stable. _ Terms Easy, Flans reedy shortly, Further particulars may be bad oi S, TONKS & CO., ,- Auctioneer!!.



Anowon?. ! - — '■ — ' * i COUNTRY OATTLB 8 ALBS, j __-- ! Drury-Wodneadsy, April 18 j Pspafcnra—Weflnosday, April %. ALFRED BUCKLAND. i UJC.o^'.n.yS. TDK BAVMABKET, SALE OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS ! HIDWS AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuosday, at 18 o'olook. ALFRED BUOKLAND. -i Hotels. TjIXCHANGE HOTEL (Bottor known ne tho BAnRBt Hotel), P A R N IS L L. ' The Propriotor hns gone to oonaidorablo oxponso in RK-EUTCCTINO TUIS HOTEL, which la Now Open to tho General Public | Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo I tont Judges to bo Onr op Tire IJkst in Auck- | land; it Is oxtra well furnished, and contains , ono ot Alcook's Tam.es (now), nt a cost I oE nearly £200, with tho Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, and is undor tho management o£ Mr. It. Suuman, for somo tlmo Marker at tlio North orn and Auckland Clubs. WI KS AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Alks Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. Conveyances. mELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES, KnurwooD and Lake Street, Cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, froprietor. W. K. C. bogs to roLurn hla stneoro thanks to his numorous friends and tho public generally for tho liboral Bupport ho has received sinoo oommoncing business, and has to Inform them that, in order to mcetitho requirements of thia rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BUIUHNQ LARGE. ADDITIONS tO his PREMISES, which, whon completed, will mako thorn second to none in the North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Conntry supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notloo; also, oxporioncod guides and careful drivers BuKiJies and Saddlo Horsos always on hire. Orders by tologram or otherwlso punotually attended to. Cambridge. Decombor 22,1882. "DOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION~OF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers} will on and after Ist January. 18S3. andj until further notice, run to tho following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail, way Station daily at 8.15 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 Te Aroha on Mondays, wednoa days, and Fridays, 111 » m. Bookino Offices i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton Wost; Coloman's Hotol, To Aroha; and at my Premises, Klrk vrood and Lake-streots, Cambridge. W. i£. CARTER, Proprietor, Cambridge, December _. ISS2 c oITITIn • s uoacb c LEAVKB Onehnnßa— Auoaland— 8.80 a.m. J , li, noon I.SU D.tn ' •SO V-m. Satntdmr Nlaht - Public Notices, Coffee i Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown, DUKHAM-STKEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFEK & BPIOB MEROHiNT, Has Aiwats on Hand and For Saib- FLOUR, in eaoks, IOCa, and 60"s, " Blue" brand FLOUR. In eaok., 100's, and 50'b, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND BOASTED COFFEE PKPPER AND SPIOKa In tho matter of COFFEE, the attention Of the Public U called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial solicited. The Mixtures are composed only of tho Best Plantation Coffee and tha Best Chloorr piocnrublo, ana may be oharaoterlsed thus— " Kwrle" (my beat brand), nearly pure coffee "Ship" arid "Camel," medium ooifees of great Btrengtb and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard," low medium and common coifees. To lovers of really fine Coffee, I strongly re commend the " Kngle." bat to the general taste Medium coffees are found to bo most acceptable, and I say, therefore. tby this SHIP Brand Tbs the CAMBL Bramo Procurable bom all Merchants and Btoro keepers, loose, and In tins, Mbs., SSlba., Ulbs.. ribs., Elbe., libs., bs., and lib, pOFFEK pOFFKK f^OFFBH rpHB KIVJEKSDALE MAWUFaCTUK- X INS CO. (Li.mitkd) TANNERS. CURPUUI % FKLLMONQEBS IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, AMERICAN, AND FOREIGN LKATHBRB, GRINDERY, SHOE MKROBRY, TOOLB AND ALL THK RKQOTSITHS OF THB BOOT AND SHOK TRADES. The B.M. Co. (Limited) have now on hand and to arrive, a splendid assortment, and flrat rate value In Colonial Sole. Sip. Calf. Split Brown and Blaolt Harne;B Leathers, &0., &0 ALSO, First-rate value in French and Engllah Calf Calf Sid, Patent Calf, American Buff Split. Knamel, East India Kip, &0.. So. Machine Silks. Machine Threads, Grindery, Tools, and Shoe Mercery of all descrip tions, CASH BUYERS OF HIDES. BKINB, WOOL. AND TALLOW. Tannery t I Ofiloo and Btore i' AVOWDALB. I 22, GUKV. STREET. TEtEPHONK 95, WM. 8. HAMPSON, Beoretary, "VTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY i3l AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New'Zeaiand: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. The undersigned begs to Inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for tho above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which Bhall have prompt attontion—f or Grain and all kinds of NKwW^DPBODUa^ STBVENSONf Agent, Union Insurance Office, Queen-street OEL LE V U E HuUSF, TAUItANGA, NEW ZEALAND. Suites of Rooms, Ba}bs, Piano. Stables. Coach leaves dally for Hot Lakes and '.I err aces. . CBABQKS MODffUATir. J. BODKLI-i Proprietor. THB Haj Xa R KST IN, QUBEN-3TRBBT, AUOELAtTU ON fIALS, APKIVI3O PBE OOKOHANDBIi AKB ROMAN KM.PIRB.- Wbite Clover, Red Clover, Aleyie Oicts?, Oow srass, Meadow Jfeaouo, Meadow Foxtail Crested Dogstail, Rape, TrefoUuw Inoarnatnm (Soarlet Clover), FROM AMSIUCA DIItKOr- Ilmothr. Ksninciqr Blaezram (Pos s^taJensla), FOTert? Bar Ryegrasi, Uuitarbiiry Ryegrwt. OookafooVPralrloijraHa. RattaU, BABIiT BBBD POTATOKa, /8 FOIXOWS I- Aahleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Cantiw bury Flakes. Patterson's Victoria. lULTER VARIETIES— HobarJ, Button'E Mam num Ekranm, Button's Flower Bail, etc Also, Oktf. Barley, Bamen and Flower Seed, Ooarae, Vine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, Now Zea land Flax. Tow, dacon and Hams. BONBDUBT Arm BONK7LOUB o! all grades. IBEiAND Aim PERUVIAN GtUANO, SCO.. SCO RISEETH ft AITKSN



Money. ,„ ~,„. , I, ■ ■- INDUSTEIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OV AUCKLAND (COHNEU OF VULCiN LANK AND QUEUN-STRBKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Socioty is now Issuing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily carrying full rnto of Intoroat and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoli, carrying 7 Ssr cent Interest (payablo ball-yearly) and par oipatlng in Surplus Profits. , DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Intorcst allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 por cont; and on Doposltsfor 6 months, 6 per cent por annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Socioty advancos on Approved Freehold ami household Property to tho extent of threo fourths tho value Borrowers may pay off part or the wholo Of their MortKages at any tlmo. Reduced Tablo of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtainod at tho Society's ofllces. GKORGE FRASKR, * Manogor, O N E V T O LEND ON FKKBHOLD BKCURITIKB. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Buoker and Commission AGENT, 13, CUSTOMHOUSK-STREET, AUCKLAND. JOHN W, H A R D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND BSI'aTK AQSST, Money Lent /"komimsoky Notes, Uoumca, FOUNITiniB, &O, Hills Discounted Dally. Mottgagoa Negotiated. HIGH-BTRKET, AuOKLAN £1U to £1,000. ATICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT T AGKNOY. HIGH-STRKKT, AUCKLAND PO3ITK OIXY COUNCIL OFJfIOKS). Money advanoe from £10 to £1000 on Personal SoourUj, Do da ct Property, aharei, &0. Repayments can bo mado in Instalrannta of OnK Shilling) peh Wkkk for oaoh Pound bor rowed, or in ny way to anil borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Orrioa ADDHKBa i Box CO. Anoklana. * UUKLAHD JfBjKMANKNT X±. 00-OPBUATIVK BUILDING AMD INVKSTMBNT SOCIETY. uavicHi—ur. Qviam-BrawM, LOANS granted upon approved loourltlei ot Freehold or Leasehold Properties In mm Ol £20 to £9.000 prlnolpal and Interest being re payable In instalments a. tho following R« dudkd Rii'RS lor repayment of each CIOO borrowed t— Kep&ymentiiexwna4»>«>. x«««t Total amount Ing over Per woe*. « a. d. «■.&,' I roar _ _ 1 0 D IM 0 0 I rear* - - > 010 108 a I lyean - - hi in Ho i rears _ _ II J 151 fl I Byears _ _ SB in U I 8-ean - - M Mil I 10 yaarg - II 183 U I And d the same proportion for imalUw or lnraor ionna, DBPOSSTB.-Tkß Society reoelve* Monar on Deposit *t rates as follows :-Hepayable at 7 days octloe. 6 ocr cent, per annum; repayable In six months, 6 per cent. n«r annum. JOHN BATQHKt BocreUJV. VnXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND Hi LONDON. In anma to Bait. FOR HALK BY ARNOLD, HINKS. AND CO.. Corner of Custom-house and Fort streets. MONEY TO LEND, In large or email sums, at usual rates ot Interest. CONNKIA & COOPKB, Solicitors. Vuloan Lane. ONKY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 recolvo £410s Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 rocelvo £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 Rcpnyablo in Weekly or Monthly Instftlmonta. IJills discounted daily. Strictest seorooy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). ONEY TO LEND, oa Real estate, In sums of £50 and upwards, at tha cur rent rates of Interest —Apply Wm. a. Coohrano, 35, N. Z.i Insurance Handings, or Barnaul Coohrane and Son, Fort-B»reet. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage nt First-class Freehold Securities. WIT. COLEUAN. Bolioltor. Comer ot Qneen and Bhortlaad-itreets. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lond on good Freehold Security, at lowest rato ol intorest. — C. Aiokln, General Commißalon Agent. High street. -PIO 000 to lbnd on Freehold i/IU,VUV SECURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., Fort-stroot. j[510,000 TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 d& and upwards.--?. J. Moss and Co., Short and-atreet. M" OWEY TO LEND, in large and small sums, at ourront rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, SoUcitor, High-street. MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of lnterest.-Applr to JACKSON & RUSSELL. 3 olloltorg. Fort-rtroet. Ulass and Eartlienwaro. T» jsAD THIS AT O N;O E. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINU SALE, EDWARrv TBWIO D W A X XJ JJBWIOi 9CUSTOM-HOUBK-STRBBT Q , KAST. v, IS OFFERING rjHINi, Q.LAB3 & piARTHKNWABS AT CHEAPER PRIOKS THAN SVKB OFFERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The Tradb and General Pcnuo Abb Invitbd to Inbpbot. BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA BETS; WBDDINS AND BIRTHDAY PRBBBNT3. &c, ac, &c, EDWARD LEWIS. I CHINA, I 'pHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OB" CROCKERY, CHINA, « AND 3 0 CD 1 GLASSWARE, § co <j B IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, p 267, queen-stbebt (near market Enrtranoe). Established 1865. i fancy goods, i QLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE, I3OYLAN & rJ^AN]rißliD, iMtOHTBHS OF ODIN A, GLASS, AND BARTHENWARK, Beg to Intimate thatslnce removlnzthoir Fotall Business to their New Premises, they have opened a largo assortment of NEW GOODS, Inolndlng a great variety of very ohotoe Orna. mentfl In Dresden and other Oblna, Ffgnred sul& m inspMtion ot *sf& Having ascertained from nuny reeent visitors that an impression exists in the mlnda of Borne that Goods of an Expensive Class Only ore kept by them, they wish to Btato that they import Direct from the Manufaotnrera, iJartnenware Goods and Glassware of KVEKY DKBCRIP HON. and their prices are so LOW, that they aro convinced a visit to their New Shon wiu satisfy the pnblio that there Is no Cheaper House In Auckland, nor anything like suoh a Largo and Varied stook to seleot Uom, Afldroaß -174, QUSBN-STRBET. Two Doora Below Mr Rattraj'u, Draper.



Drapery and Olotiic^. SAMUEL nOOMBES A no. AMUEL VOOMBES * \JQ. Being Oateimlnel to olear out tha Bntlre Itoik tl* OoSGBAVK is CJo., Hrto madi Bnoh I FDRTHKR BSDOCTIONS A»wlU«fleot AN IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE. This ia *a opportuniir wliloh Large Buyer* and Blortfcoepen should aval themaolTO* of, aa the Qooda In many donartmenta an marked at ONE THIRD THEIR COST PRICK. WBOALLSPKOUL ATTENTION roToa AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK OHiißß«n nr J. COSGKAVU & CO., AMD . WUBT VJpitNSD. IT CONSISTS 07 SILKS, SATINS, VBLYETS, DUESB MATERIALS. ALW. on o as b a Iv OAa X 8 or DOLMANB, JACSBTS, tTLBTERS, UNDKRQLOTHUIG, tM, Anwg wWoa are aoow U ibo RUheat ArUotai •tot Imported to AnoklaaO. They will bo Bold at Ptioea thai Cnatomen wIUfITWtaBAVINGof 10/ IN THE £ FOR ONE MONTH, at Samubl Coombbs & Co., ON THK PRHM3SHB LATBLToSjuFIKDBr J # CoSQRAVK & Co.



Sawing Maoiitnea. BaTABUSHKU BY BPEOIiL , Ji|f f}|>v^. APPOINTMBNT JDUY ONLY THB GKLKBRATBU s/<$ \ MACHINES. The Kaalest, 'Blmplont, Host Made, and Mont Durable. The only Sowing Machine whloh Hub novoi' boon!boaton In oompotltlon. Sole Aoenta in Now Zealand I SH AKBSPfiAIt AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) OUKKN-STItEKT. W. 0, D M w " * 8 THB OKBAT B&WING MACHINE IMPORTER, HiF! 3VS".t ÜBCEIVaM £,;[i»i\io Bhlpraont n£ the ohallenga MkoWk* thn WorlO— Thk Warns Co.'n Sbwmto Maohisb. The Most Silent Xlw S^P"?'. The Moot Rapid &» fflfchest AJrra The Moat Slmplo 'Oiu Largest TanltJ The Moat KasytuWoiS Km Bea* Cover Tha Most Durablu 'i'lio Simplest HUuiuli . Xhe Moit Klesani Tto, Km** n»Heit . tfSMADMI MAOKIWKB SlOJ« £6 10*, IHB 1)8 " "VU4C* IBAOHtMKS «VRB BADE, ..'rlee !'f HaHD MAOHIHSS, £3 10n, Also. Worthelm Standard Howe Oompanyii i Wheoler and WilMm ©rover und Baierti I Jones's i.BO nnaimitU) I AuAothet good make! VACK SB, D, I>BX WKSK I SS. «n. PKJI WBXKI 4iL L-tUUIUCa n3M'AISI'BS». i'lioso Maolilnes oaa be na<l ol my Agsan i- H. MoLoanundOo., Plonoer Store, WhuoKftre 1 Thomas Well*, Cambridge i William Htovsns ob ttoshnn<?ai I£. Wayte. Uaxniltoni Parne!! anfl Korlan. Olsborae i Brsnow and 00.. TBOiangß itnd at othor plaoui. rains n rb at r\ h pot, QUKKN T-3TRKItT. Singbks Skwjjsg Machines BlnttM t Maohlnea Slnsßrt OeoliiTß Moohlnea Blnßer'P Doolsive Machines Slntjort Deolsive Maohinei Sinuor'i' Decisive Maohlnea BlnKor"- Deeislvs Maohtnee Blnefjs'e Pcolelro Maohlne* Hln^r'p Dooli-lva Machines Siiurnr'n Dcolsive Uachlnea Blnßeff nnd Machines Blnifor'f- Chrerwholmina Machines Slnuort Ovorwhelmlnfj Maohinea SlndorV OforwholminK Maohinos Bini?or't Ovorwholiulna Machines HlntfurV Ovurwhalminst Machines Slnirer'ti Ovorwholmlnff Maohlnoa Bliijtur'r UTorwhelmlnß Msohlnes Binßort Overwhelming Maohinea Hlngort Victory for tlio Rinuor Maohinea BlnKer'p Victory Machines Sinner1* Victory Maohlnoa Slnao.-V Victory ilaehlnoa Slnzer't Vlotoiv Maohinoa Blnaor1* Viotwv Waohlnes Slugor",, V!i;>.u.y Maohlnea Singer"? '■';": jry Maohinos Singer r. V!cto-y Mtiohlnea Blnser's Viowry WaohluM Slaser's Victory Machines SlnKnr'a At Chilatchuren exhibition Maohlnes Slngor o The ainuer Machines Binder's The !3lnnor Maohlnea Hlngßr-o The tiliu^t Maohlnoa HlneePf Thoi,mwi Maohlnes Blnsore XtKainsHi1 M«oh nes Bln^-ere ThnßlntW Maoh nea Singer* ThoHinaar. Mwh ne« Blnuert two Gold Mciiii- Maohlnea SlcuLT'e Two Gold Mod-i« Maohlnea Blnßert! Two Gold Moc!ali« Machine* aiflger1!! Two Bom AW,«ia Maohlnee Blnsert Two Gold Moiois Maohlne« Slnaßrt Two Otilrt MO'lal* Maohinßß SlnKsr'e Two «oM Medale Moohlnea Bln«or"e Seating i»"Ooiii))(jtii,:r' - Moohlutl Singers Beating; all Maohlnti Blnser's Hoatlcß all Machine! Blnser's Boatloß all Maohlcw SlnKor-a iteatlng oU Maohlnea Hlnaur'e Beating all Maohlnot BIBBOr'B OompetltOn Maohlnes Singer1! Oompetlton Maohlnes Blnjort CJompetiiors Machine* Slnuor's Compoiitoii Macnlnoa Blnnet'a Compoiiton Maohlnes Blngei'a Baatlna all Oompotliion. Maobines Singer's Always KoU»blo Machine* Singer's Always hcllablo Maohines blnger's Always Kollablo Machines Slnttert Thß Bln«uris Maohlnea Blnner'a 1 ho BiDR6r la Machines Btnger's Thoßlnutrla Maohines! Binctcr'B Tho JJluiploot ana tl&nt Maohlnea Bingert Tho Slmploßi and Rmi Msehiuoa Blnsror'e Tho Simplest and Boat Machines Blnner'B Alwaya Iteliabla Maohinea Hinnert AlwajelJoliablo Maohinea Blnjior'a Alwaye lioliablo Mnohlnea Blnger's The Binder la Maohlnea BlDßer"e The Sinußr ie Maohlnoa Binßer'e Tha Slngor Is •'!&«hlns« Blngor'! The ainftor IB Mnohlnea Slnßor-s Tho 81r,Kor la Maohlnes Blncer'a Tho SUißor ia Moohlnes Blnuor'n The Slnßor is Maohlnea Singer's Tuo MBRor is Maoh nee HinKer'u Tho Blnßor la Machines BlnRor"!. The Slnsor lo UneanaUoS Maohlnea Blnfter's Qnoqmuted Maohlnea Uliißor": Unequalled Maohlnea Blnsor".! UnequaUod Maohlnea Bluffer's Uneqnalle<l Machines Singer's Unequalled Maohlnea Blnger'B Unoqnalled Maohlnea Blnitor's Unoqnalloa Maohinea Blngor-s UnequaUod Maohlnea Sinurer's Unuqnaliod Maohinos Binder's Unoqwulod Maohlnea Slngor'n UnoquoUod in tho World. Maohlnea Singor'B Largest Sale • Maohlnea Blnnor'B Largest Sale Maohlnoa Singer's Largest Silo Maohlnea BlDgor'e Laraesi Sale Maohlnoa Slnger'tt 1 *rgest Sato Maohlnea Singer's Largest Sale Maohinos Bingor's Largest Hals Machines Singor'o Largest Bale Maohtneß Bingor'e Largest Sale Maohlnoa Stngor'a Largest Sale Machines Blnaor's In tho World. Maohlnoa Singer's 2a 6d ocr Wool; Maohlnea Slnwor'e 2a 8d per Week Maohlnoa Blngor'e 2a 6d por Week Maohlnoa blnKer1* 2b 6d por Weok Maohinos Hlogor't 2a Od per Weok Maohlnes S'ngor'e 2a 6d por Week Machlnos Blngor'B 2s 6d ocr Woolc Machines Blnuore 286 d per Week Maobinoa Singer's 2s 6d por Wook Maohlnes Blnger'n — Maohlnoa Singer's BJUNOH Maohinea Blnuor'a Maoblnes Singer's 261, Qneen-street Maohinea HnKor'h Sfll, Queen-street Machines SlngerV 261. Qneen-street Maohinoa Blngor'n 261, Qnoen-stroet Maohlnea Blnßoi'u 231, Quoen-ttreet Maohinos hlnt'iir-'B 281. Quoan-Btreet Maohlnes SlnitcrV 281. Qnnon-ntreet Maohlnoa BinttorV 261. Queen-street M*onines SlnKor'e Auckland Maohlnea Singor's Anokletnd Uaohlnoa Binder's Auokland vißOhlnea Binßer'e Auokland Maohlnoa BlnKerV Auokland Manbicea SlDeor'e Anokland Maohlnea Singer's Auokland. Maohinoa Blngor'e Maohines SINQEK'S SEWING MAOHINKR. Lime &c. G bound Lime, GROUNIJ lAMB, FOR SALE, SOUTH GATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHK LIME, In any Quantity, for Conoruto Paths, Floors Collars, oto. (noxt to stono (laagtaß, ia un rivalled for durability and linrd-settlng Qualities). For tanks tuicl other wot work lisa flrst-oliisa nmtorial, i B. KE AHB.lo'liE AGjSNT, Cdstom-housk-steeet. AKB NOTICE—TIiat notwithstanding all thotiseald In favour of other Mahu rangl Limes, tho steady but inoreaotng domand from all parts of Auoklnnd aud Provlnoo, Bouth and Australia, is a sufilciont guaranteei aato the SSnnlmiPH of PULHAM. JiiNNATYNK ANU CO.M HYI'RAOLIO LIMSS. jfor Walls, Floors and Gurdon Haths it UAtHfOE bk Bbbbkd out. -For olroulars and furtlur Information apply at Auokland Branch, CPEtcun-houao-atreet Weat. rTT 1 M ~B~~T aBLB. BAINBBIDGB'S 'BUSSE& From Union Bank-7 inlnntos past tho hour. *%f^T>lu™TSa-2Q minutea to the ""From 5 UNION BANK TO SHBIXY BEACH-20 minutospasUl, 20 mlnutoß past 2, 20 minutes past 5,7 minutea pMt B. and 23 mtantes to 8. iSKrom Bhblly Bkaou-8.80 a.m,, J toll. *to 6 J to a.



hmd. »;Wi Batste Agents . -; O S B .0 R N £,' • Estate, Lsaa, sal General Oommia on Agent. 81. Qnr-cs-aLrtiat. J.noltlaud. j R/< OB I I A Bl £.' Br EU'VAUi) WAytk > HOUSE ANT; ?":AHD AGENT. 3HNKKAIj BUiWNftb'J U.i Sale; turnover J310.000 a year BIRKknHBAD juttiis VViiMfl-New Oroomoa House mi _' ) BUSI~KS3 SITK-Uybar Pass. Cheap. OHKHUNGA-Houao (it rooms) £250 and £100 ONKHUNQA-SmnU Hnusao cheap SKAtriKLD ROAD-House (8)OomB). £500 3KA.FIBLD EOAU-iiouse and Lot, £550 CITY (to Leaßo)-Cornor Bnop, £3 a woek MOUNT ALBKRT-llonee (10 roums). 2 sores MOUNT ALBEKT-Housa (12 rooms), 3 aorea MOUNT ALHKRi'-Choloa Bnilding bites MOUNT EDKN-Houbo (7 rOonaB), 1 bovo MOUNT EDEN-House ((Jroomn1, £560 MOUNT EDEN—House (i rooma), £*10 MOUNT KDKN—Houeo (7 roomul, 10 noroa MOUNT' KUBN— Shops, oapitnl hiiniition MOUNT KDKN—Choico Bulldlni* Silos RICHMOND—IIoufiOB (S to 4 roonib) KIOHMOND-Dntldini? Sites HAMILTON-ChoioeAoreLotß CITY (to Loaso)-ManufnotmlnK I'mmisM with or without pteftin power, &o. GRKKN'JjANK-Sacroa; fino viaw KliljKKSljltt—Choluo DulliUng Sitaa KDENTEKRACIC—House (8 rooma), large Lot FAHM3 ut Henilltoni GambrldKC, Pukerimu, Wbata what*, IGiipara, So. WANT KD, Small Housss near Queen-Btrnot to Purer1 ".ao or Hent /~N H A 8,, I^'iAHSOB, HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, VULOAN liANK, AUCKLAND. Bankers i-Natlour.! Ban* of New Zealand, BBNTU i»nd XNTaiiKP'j:-OolleoteO. MONKY InToswa for OftplUOlsta on flrsti-eIMB leoorltlßS, wrrnour Oua&gjb. Six pet oenl ■Olowed on deposits until lavouted. MOHTQAGKS and LOANS NeHfllUtoO, ■ SHARKS Boußht or Bold «o ordes. KBTA.TBB Maniwßd Jcr Abeenteei. ALLOTMBNTB Boußbt, and Houses Bnllt on the Weettr Payment Brstem. BODiBIKO AttiOTMitNTB SOU BALB U1 VHR 00031- Bootlßaa-street, 60/ Westatreet, 80/ imterman-sireet, Ul Hepburn-Blreel. 80/ aond-atreet. 16/ Llßar Place. 68/ Arityle-Btreet, 16b Richmond Road, £3 Hereaford-atroet, 90/ Oooi-street. 810 Perolval Parade. Hi, Wharf Rosd,2o/ Kaolaiuatlou. Cfl Mount Kden Ko»d, £1 Hawe-atreet, 80/ Kyber Paoo, £810a Haokatt-etreot, *s; J M°Y K?? d' , 1(llj nl Nor>boote, 10a Htlishton lload, 10/ And In T&rionr oiber. streets e« low rotea, U/snAn-tO liMNU, in Sums o« £10 and up »WVKJ SUBURBAN HOTKL for Sole, about 7 mlleß from Auokland, on main thoroughfsro. with several soroa oC laud adjoining, Chan; i lor brewer or capitalist /SHAPBL-BTttJlK'r—Two Houaaa for Halo on \j dotertod puymunts. Capital ohanoe for hand? man or working carpenter. rriWO BBIOK SUOfo for ealo in tho Centre ! A of tho Olty. Quito New. Excellent posi tion for bnalnoßß. . _ , . TJONSONBY.—Wve-roomod House for Sale In X claresoe-atreet; well finished; go; frden. Price £300. ikaNKLIN KOAD—Now 6-roomed House for Salo, at £150; olty water; or to Let, at 20fi wostcly PAKNKUL-Six-roomed House (new) for S«le In Kntland-atreot; pleaßami; view of har bour. Price, £325. Kaay torma of payment. WBL.HNGTON-STKKK l' —9 roomed House for Sale, with 2 large aUotments, front sardon. Prloa £153. „ /"IOUNTHY Sl'OrtK for Sale, with 8-roomed Kj Honae, Stable. Cow-abed, Fowi-houae. Pit?- Rery. Blve aoroa in orop and orohatd. Or to J.et at 25s weekly. _ NOBTHOOTK— Allotments: two fine Corner Allotments for sale, flvo mlnntoa walk from l»t wta!»rf. flWeaoh. I»OS!CB*NK K3TATtt.-Noarly Four Aomb MX for Solo, on n aln road to Anoßiand; level land, fenced. In ginna: U miles from AuoklanQ, Also, 32 aoros, water frontane. HOUBK at Mount JMen with about two ncrea Bionnd, hcivlnß a main IrootaKß of 417 ft.s orchard, t?«r(ion. onw-Bhod, plgßty, fowlhouso, eta Price. £«5. Kasy terms. fl.iKft—NKWTON—ironr-roomed House and XoiiO\) workshop for sale, with Rood gerden. OUBLIN-STRKKT, Newton-Very oonifo. • nblo Houbo for Sale (new), near Poet and Telegraph Oflloea. on duferrod p»ymonta. XJKKitaFOKIJ-bTUKKr—New ana veryoon- D venlent Cottage for Bale, near Congrogo- Monal Cbnroh, On eaay torma. HAMILTON (Walkaio)-Honae and aoro of itroondfor ealo, tv,a mlnntei walk from Bank of New Zealand for £95. Lot 521. WAIKIKKIB-BlKhty Acres At WftUriekle tor fitift. vinionrtld cbauce for worKlng man. NORTHOOTK — aovenroomsd Houao, oav bulldlnga, tto., and 30 aoreß of Land tot B»le. Veryoheap. Grand view of the harbour, Alaoi New 7-roomod Uoufo and nearly 5 ac-rea. DBVONPOKT, Latto Koaa — Bovorai vcrj ohoioo Villa Blioa for Sale, having roai! and »ea fronU«e», and poasesalnß ih» finest landscape views to ba found aroand Aaakland. i?OKn--» NICK NEW COTTAaK to NOW- X^OU ton £~r Sain, with larfcjo utoA, allot. ment <0 x 1001 very oh«»n. KiViiK PRONTAGK.-Lana W tor Bale at B3 Per ftoroi In largo or small blocks, Kaay terms, <?(■,«(:— uoUfcJi tot &\!e In WMUra-atroet, *"iOO near St. Junwn1 Church. Also. Vory Comfortoblo Bovon-roomod House, both-rooin. &0., price £150. k'PoUM-GVonUomts'a TUla Residence, ost«b Jl!j rooKis, ooaoh-housfl, stnbUng, &c £1000. T> KMUItR I—l 6 ftomr, fOi' 8»lo I oxcellcins soil X\i UiC optoaoid Tlow BUinuTOH KOAD. Purnel! - Blx-room«d Houeo tor nalo, oilotmont 10 11001 water Iftldiia, Hrloe,«S(iO. "DONSONBy—Nnw Sis-roomed House and X Workniop to'o.-Js i two aHotments i two frontsgaa i easy k>:vm, XpAiiSAti ftbo Foi- Sale at Walkomltl, Pare ■" moremo, Btokcs'a Point, Waltakorol. Mahu. rang!, North Bhow, Papakura, fto. Alao, Bee Hit Tn JV«j Zealand Herald and WteWv Ntwt. CHA S. wTI LIAMSOK, ESTATE AGKNT, Vulcan Lane. William Ctulliver' HOUBK. LAND, K3TATB. AND COMMISSION AGKNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS. &C. COMPILBD. (Coomdkss Chambers. F6,Qukes'Hthbkt. Auckland.) W.G. boRS to notify hla frlendß and the pnbllo generally that ho has removed to the above promise, whore ho hopes, by atriot attention to tho requirements of hla clients, to merit support. From his larao knowlodßa of Ponsonby Pro- Sorties, he Is In a position second to none to onl wltb parties bnylag or soiling In that dis trict. Inepootlon of my list ronpo'otfully Invited. A ready Bale for Cheap Houses and Allotmentß NO BALK NO OHAKGK. A long list of Country I'roportios opon to In. Bpeotton. Insurances cirocted at Lowest Hatou. Bemomber the Arlrtrona— OOOMBKS' CHAMBERS. QUKBIS-BTHICItT. r. J. MOSS. [W. F. O BULUVAN F. J. Moss ft CV. HOUSS. LAND, AND ESTATK AGKNTa SnOUTLARD-STBKKT, Intending Buyers are reapeotfolly invited to lnapeot our Llat of Properties. Money to Land at Currant Rates of Interea Med>oal. JAMES G A T EX, DISPENSING im> JBTAMILY CHEMIST (MKUBKB PHARMAOHOTIOAL BOOIBIS), HOaaON-aTUKKT. oloae to Welllnaton-Btreat, AUOSLANI}. N.Z FOB WINTER GOUGES and Bronchial Irritation, npRY AICKIN'S SYRUP of EUCALYPTUS JL with Hypophosphito of Llmo and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and ChronioChost Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Kuoalyptua, with Hypophosphito of Limo and Qulnino," is most certainly alterative and curative Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Quben-STBKET. Ha.SLETT'S MITOHAM IiWANDBR ABATER IS A MOSIBEFUVBEINa V'BHFDME FOR HAND KEROHIBP OK SIOK KOOM. In Bottles at I/G, 2/6. 6/0,7/6, and 10/(1 Kaoh. ENGLISH ""ITS A R M A C V, 184, QUKKtf-STBKKT. mUB ECLECTIC PHAKMACY. Tho ocmo of ologant Medical Establishments. Top of ukey stuiskt, Corner of pht-bihhbt. CHARLES BUTCHER. ■KTERVOUS DEBILITY. Dr. S. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Norvous Neuralgia Hoadaoho, Nervous Prostration causod by the uso of alcohol or tobnceo, \yakcfulness. Mental Depression, Sof tcninpt of tho Brain resulting in insanity and loading to mi3ory, decay, and death, Promaturo Old Aro caused by ovor-oxor tlon of the brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul gonoo. Each vox conUiins ono month's treat ment. 6s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail propaid on receipt ol price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, iiccompaniod with 255, wo will send the purohasor our written guarantee to re fund the money if the treatment doos not effeot a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SONS, Chemists, Queen-street, Auokland. j-airfS TIMK TABLB, * fears Arch HUI- LlCttm "fl.ro nm Uam 140pm Ipm l.ispm f.apm Leave Natloaat Banlc -8 a m MO.U n m U.<Sb m S.Hpro ' LUpn Mum 0,10 pm • Bxoept Tnwidftyi and ThnMflays, when tin from Aookland and 10.80 from Asylum «riU so to «nd from tha Woan.



Prospectus. PROSPECTUS OF THE AUCKLAND SfUPUNG COMPANY, LIMITED, > CAPITA!.! .- £150,000, In 30,300 Shuceß of £5 Bach. i Tho Capital to lio rolled upas follows: Sspor 1 Bharo on application, 5s per share on allotment,, fls per share at intervals of threo months, as required, until £3 per share is paid up. Provisional Directors : Anderson, H. E., Esq. Morton. H. 8., Esq. Aickin, Uravos, Esq. Alitchelfou, E., Ksq., Barber, 11. P., Esq. M.It.R. Carr, It. C , Esq. MoKenzie, D. H.. Esq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. Maselield, T. T., Esq. Craig, Jos., Esq. Nathan, A. U., Esq. Dowar, A., Esq. Owen, G. VV., Esq.. Geddes, J. M., Esq. Porter, A., Esq. Hardy, J., Ksq. Stone, C. J., Ksq. Hulmo, Geo., Esq. Stone, C. 8., Ksq. Harpor, Goo., Esq. Tonks, B.,Ksq. Hull, W. F,, Esq. Wilson, J. L., Esq. Brokers : Brokers' Association. Managing Director : C. B. Stone, Esq. Secretary, pro tern.: J. C. Berger,



Ironmongery! ~,: ■ ■ ■ r•' • ■ '■' ■ finKA* O'&RBwAKB Q'OUHS. Je & tF jy lOK a¥. UAVK FOR BALB-* BOW AX'S ANUCAPTNIO LAMPS also, n BOBHKBB, FONTS, GLOBIB, AMD WiKIO And a Great Variety of Oblmnlaa. BODQKB'S LOOKWOOD'S, AND WlflfAll TABU! AND POOKKTKBT. JOHMSOIU'S OBLBBBATED SCISSORS oiiAßins hoiijEkh sauokfans. me Griffith's Patskt Xba and cjoffm Pots, stamped Tinhmd Miat akd Pn DisusSi BAsma and Miuc pass {a!! 511*5), i?UOK«TS, TOBS, PAIU, AS3S OVEK3, 3KOOMH, SOKUBBEBU, WEIBK3, &C. mm; Cloth, and haii. brushy, •ARK'S, BLACKS, AND tYHDOH'B SfAUSS AND DIGGING BAUUJW HOMI3, KAKBS, &NU TROWBta. 4CTGUBB, PASS'S, JEIAMRIKKH, BEAOSS, Tnui! ah» Pi.rany hits (»ll aliefl, IIOOKB HiKOK), Nails, axe Bbabswaes, BCOTT'K GSKUraS WHITB LBAII^ Raw iisa BorRBO kisaasr/ fan WV& FSB OBNT. UIBOOUHS ASiWriA to O«ih Paro&RMfff on fc'J B*lfß Mn aaaoß w SB*. rb-1 uosrswS ripELEPHONB LINE OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORK AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE:- Leavo Victoria Wharf, Dbvonport at 7,45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Schoolhousb at 8.15 and 11 a.m..and3and s S.IS ]SS . Si Leave Dbvonporc at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.43 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor.



ironmongery. yyiNGATE > -gUEHS,&OOMFT< GENERAL IRONMOJNGEKS Temporary premlses-FORT'er«ATIC^'' . Builders' Ironmongery • " , Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage BoUders diita Carpenters' Tools Amorican Hardware . Paints, Oils, and CoIOUW • Cooking Ranges ; ;:: ; Register Stoves. ~,.;.-. LOW P ICBS< INSPECTION OF STOCK fi^' Country Orders excontalwßn oa« and $& £10,000 to LsndTnlTeeholdSecaritf.