DUNEDIN NEWS.

ANOTHER INHUMAN PARENT.

(r.Y TKLECfRAPH—I'UKfS ASSOCIATION). BUiNEIJiN, Mpuday. Tujs "Star" to : night spates that what looks very much like another case of inhuman treatmenthas been reported to them. The allegations are that the father, a widower, who resides near Forbury1: racecourse, on going to his daily work, leaves his four year-old son locked up in a garden,; the gate and doors • beiDg securely fastened; that a scanty meal is left fur the ■ child, whole sole shelter from the, weither, if it is oa.d, is afforded by a shed, in which he has been known to lie for hours Until his father's return at seven o'clock at night; and that the child's screams have at last attracted'the notice of the neighknus, who declare that if thinsourse of treatment does not cease, they will see if the father cannot be Compelled to treat the child more humanely., r The Star adds:—"lt is to be hoped jhat there .will be ho necessity to allude'jto the mutter more point«dly than we have done." ; ' , ",.■' .'' \ " j

THE PORT CHALMERS DOCK QUESTION.

Mr Mapmdrew on the Govern- _ __',',', inept. " ' . -~>i (BY)'rjitjKOßA'PH--PEESS ASSOCIATION.) ';':,■: ,t'»i».^',''ißu.NEDwi;thi_JJayj-.'.i. A meeting of the Pore ChalmeittfDock Trust was', ■ b eld' to-day' '■ to' consider the action pf tlie. Government in proposing to lease porti.ns of what should have be. n the iru.t endowment at FprbXhal ijiurs. .'lhe , following letter.' frqn^ Mr j.',' lylacandrev. was read .":f- j{ lii^pedin, April '23. To the Secretary; Dear S r,—l tec lved jour notice ,to attend the meeting of the: Otago Djck Trusf, 'but' having r.Bigucd my. seat, of course have no right to be present, I iresnme the meeting has reference to the alleged pro posal tv lease a portion of the land included ia ibe schedule ot the.Eo.t Chalmers Dock Trust Act, of 1882. It i* difficult to recon cile such proposal, if really intended, with the plea upon which ,the trust has been practically knocked on the head, iiamely, tlint the land in question is required for rail way purpose. It is, however, only of a piece with,the whole action of the Governtheutin '.elation, 'b the Dock Trust, action whic'a manifests not only an utter want of due regard, but also the utmost iudiltVrence towards the interests of this po;t of Utago. Unfortunately, the people of Dunedip, like the Atheuiiins of old, who speot: their time in telling or hearing some new thing, seem to be more taken up With Ministerial theories on the'subject of pauperism'than, the action or inaction of Miaisters where the immediate practice is concerned Other wise there can be no doubt that a graviDg dock would, ere now, have been in course of -ohstiuction at tbis port, which would ob viate the necessity of ships being sent else where to be docked, with all the detri ments to uta^o of this necessity. I thiuk the tiuxt does well to resent the treat ment it has receivid. . My annoyance with the whole can be readily understood, when 1 say that it is my firm belief, were there a change of Government to-morrow, the in tention of the Legislature as regards the dock'would be at once cinied on. .— I am, ifec, J. Mac. nD*ew." Messrs Fish and Wilson concuned in the views expressfd by the wiiter, the last named speaker adding that weie he not a member ot the Board by virtue of his po-ition of Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce, and could not there fore very well resign, he would send in his resignation. A resolution was carried ex piessive of surpiise at tlie action of the Government, and a telegram was ordered to b. forwurdfd, urging delay until a letter could be forwarded, __, __»

THE CHARGE OF MAN SLAUGHTER.

The'treatment of a Boy, (BY TEiEGRAPH.- PRESS ASSOCIATION.) DONEDIN, Monday. IN Wain's case today Job Wain, broiher o the deceased, was under examination for th< prosecution, Ihe following were the princi pal portions of thu evidence :—The witness stated that the only occasion on which he sw his fattier kick the deceased, was when Mr Ogg brought him hdine from the Cale donian grounds. The deceased was only locked up in the Caledonian grounds between Jaumry 20 aud the following Mouday week. Witness bad no recollection of his mother beating the deceased wheu he was washing hie trousers in the t>ack yatd. He remembered Ins mother going into town on ode occasion when became home. He did not see his brother at his bedroom window. . ;He never taw bis mother beat his brother except with a light switch. Sometimes his brother Was beaten with the swi eh two or three times a week. Diceased's bands had been tied behind his back, but not very often—some times wheu his parents went out, -This was because he misbehaved himself. Mr Wain mcd so to tie them with apiece of rag.— Mr Haggitt to witness:' Did Henry always get his meals,'or'was he ever deprived of Hum by way of punishment? -Witness : He was never deprived of them to his know ledge. Henry never complained to witness of being hungry. Witness never knew him to be whipped lor saving he was hungry, or ihat he had not enough to eat. Mr Haggett (to the witness): Did you... never say -on another occasion that your father whipped h'in for saying that be had nothing to eat! Wituess: I did not. Mr Haggett :S I thought you told me just now that the only timpyour father whipped him was the day Mr Ugg brpught him home. Now, which is right? Wi'ness : Father whipped him two or thri-e linns with, a strap for saying he got . nothing to eat. John Coom (a new witness) stated ; The first time I saw deceased he was in a room in the grandstand. He stood there while I cut a bag of crass. Wheu I- left ihere he was standing in the same position as J bad se^n him all the time. He looked very dL ty and very ragged. About three weeks or a month afterwards I saw him in a roam in the grand stand standing along' side a willow j this was between six and seven o'clock :n the morning. I was selling fish, and the boy asked me to give him a full. I stopped the horse and hung a barra c )uta on a spike on the top of the gate. Once or twice before I had put fish there for the accused. When I got close to the gate I asked the boy what Le was doing there. He said that it the third day he had been there. After I had got into my cart, I saw the boy on the step of the door with the fish in his bands, fie put the fish to his mouth and he took a bite out of the back of it. It was a raw fish that I had just got out of the boat. ' I called him a dirty little devil, and drove away. Cross-examined : The boy^trould not reach the fish from the window If he helped himself to it, he must have gone through the doorway.

PA RNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The Council met at 7.30 last evening. Present: His Worship the Mayor, Crs. Mullins, Wiuks, Herbert, McConnell, Davis, Pollard, and Clarke. Corresponbencb. — Letters were re ceived from' Mrs Savage, stating that her husband would expect compcnsa'ioD,orthat the allotment be filled in, if the Council altered the levels fronting b\a property in So. beotge'sßay Road and Garfield-street. Council decliued to accept the responsi bility.—From T. Scarlett le house drainage. Referred'to Works' Committee.—From the maniger of the' Soap Works, complaining re the state of York i'ud Bath-strents. Ke fened to Conlmittce. — From'; J, Taylor re overflow of wa'W on his protieity in oladstone Ko.d. Referred. to AyotkV Committee. ' ■'"■■' i. Avbnuk KOAD, —The question of raising the wa er chan<el in this thoroughfare was riferted to tbe VVorks Committee. l'Bpi'Ass.—Mr J. Slater wrote com. plainiug uf peisobs, supposed to be Council workmen, Massing on his properly.—The foreman slut o he had authorised no work meu 10 ties f asa ou writer's property.— Le ter recfived. ~ . , Pipes.—lt decided to dinct the attention of the V u^ineer tp the fact that portious of tbe pipps are bare in Brighton and Aveuup oada, ' BJtDER-STHEET.—A. committfte was ap. poiutrd to lequest the Engineer to protect the out'all of water in Elder-street. It was al>o resolved that, if necessary, the foreman extend the pi^e beyond the c'iffa. landslip.—The attention of the Har bour Bo.mi was directed .0 landslip iv Selwyu Tt-rrace. Pktiiion. — a relitinn having been pre sented compla:niug (.f tbe dirty condition of the road, comcqetnt on the opening of the sir.os for the diainage works. Tie

Mayor stateTthitthrrS9ss^??^ Mullto sta^d thX obV^.-C, Governor, intended llte^WbS at Parnell Bise for 21J„?, ftl» prrS sent buildings euthtVS T^ X to make a road throUJl te# #!t J$ i Tina was all the business). .

ALEXANDRA-STREET ENTERTAINMENT.

An. interesting entertainnicnf J-l ,U»t night iMho ; : A lcxi n arK Sf» ■room in consectionwtk WjffiWo* JRev.W. S. Potter occa^S^ introduced the proceeding1 J, ' '' Sl|<l brief remarks, -The program^. 8; S consisted of forty'-fouriWtn, a f. gl°allJ win, •ttruck outy still. tfaßt' ai Sf,*li many left, and consequemiy/ffiS'too were not .f-iven. ■ ,\y e ~JL J- "Wtetjj,■ Anderson to limit KcitatioSf 1'I'*s h future*-- to, -twenty? 5" i d;6%it .best-Electrons, 'sich^V^ are-' sue, would :-. 7 W'k?*'> «t accordance with-the-wuheW««, '' and prevent weariness, tpicem-if 11*"* mit an enumeratioe of the van™ -Po tions of the, evening. The Wi« $m^ questionably were the/exceli»»l ■ 6s"»• i duet, " The Fairy Q aeeo » CTftfate Hamilton ; the solo by Mias 1 . '-" "Rule Britannia" (with iO fi)i«naae! Carter; " Woodland 'W&ty * Miss aid Master Jartfe" S' h Sweetheart," by ¥r/.%tak.-». Scotland," by MUa'JfrowF^JSl'.W where " (recitation), by Mrs AadTl" %' ! Wolf," by. Mr. Marson, » C t n; T'! Light Brigade" and "Wjifc , Moore,' by Master Barry, id .ft/* ! Cpstley " (original poem), by Mr Bh7t tard The recitations by the chfldfei iZ v? lt creditable. Miss Harris sang ■2 W effect, " Ihs Gipay's ,Wamm»>' f' !i' Goldiemade a presentation ol o liuiH'i. bound Icopy of "'Ca'ssell's' fn v' Family Bible "to Mrs And^fe tion of her continued services' to Miff?1' Hope,.in the name of the subset Anderson returnea tEa'Sll io a Li " ranged address. She eaii ahs.wJ!'1'; granted with the gift, ,'uf toffi? preferred the Bible',-It-h« toj™* comfort to her ifrmany lonely honi» £ the; Bible WM-mort'ftq&«?J*< Auckland families boys and gfcf 8 S ' thebetterforit.;She W a S^S religion at home. . (Cheep,! &S also presented a framed piciure'liS the Sabbath "to David A Sfc conduct and self-denial,- ori-beoak'tfa! donor, Mrs James. Mf-ABd e «to K B thanks for his son,. ThsJenttfS , was' most agreeable, contlndinWSl speech by MrWilcock^and.thsS; ■ Anthem. Miss Potter.-prei S . harmonium, and Miss Goirtaare iat ] pianoforte. . . , -~';

THE COSTLEY B&QUEST.

(To the Editor,] S'''* y°ur Vm Petmi* : Bhould like to say. a, few wori i. , respect to one who has just pass-d'T amongst us, ahd-wh'oM I 1 trust it jo» », !| brighter and happier sphere of exiifc ! His labours here, the •«6Blt: oturffcli, alts I a life of unwearied pitience and comrfc I self-denial,1 be has left for the j^b 5 our local charilies;axd public ins.tilutiOß And aa this princely giver, and nobfefe", factor bf his race, has' 'nowjiasatdljwj ' either the praise or'blame of m\iu thatyouwillperinitQieoathiß3nbj«ts!ii* space, as wedonoto/fen haveathcuc^nt! as tbis to write npoiy'hor-cnesocnkiilij i to excite the admiration of all, an! si • worthy to to followedby others ofowrt ,' capitalists, of v?hom we have plenty in eu city. That grand .old mau has lhednoa midst all these yeais, and'-we k?eonß known him until now,that, witt iJicfeyd his death, he has unlocked ill the jmt A What'had appeared to ns, in jmhlkiac't, a miserable lifa; wheii sitltlm ameltd Mt seems only, to have b'ira \\i mih utiikt ii God, as.shown uon- by {adiksu-lkiciilr;. suits—may there be be manj jnoteßuc'i he, who shall presently, do like tise,', ! this tribute to his memory, w'flrfi,ls¥ both honour and respect &i long itu '^ now that I undcrs and him, In seaipg ffe i he has lived to accomplish 1 have liid rca:t opportunities of seeing him, and emsjj ; with him, during the 1 n or tit years of his life, and I uuiifiss, m.i..;: that he wis misunderstood by uooisj b than myself. Tbave xn withtia!,' ,ttie_ hour together,., fallen out jfitl i - olanied bim, and pitied him: asdwla te once told me that he believed in lie liiii with all hie heait, I told him thai Ii: care whatpart he did believe, list her feel sure, judging him by the frails ci h life and tbeir bestowals, tbathedi with all his heart, while, I hive oniy b" doing with the intellect: I have fen ft'; talking religion, while he has becawlirj it out in his life ■ aud while I teal,. for what he has done for w, 1 f. si tin of my worse- than usi Ics ati! 'to ; life. This is without a daabt tfien-i munilicent gift that we have mtfi, fact we have hardly yet had limetacK from the surprise, and to rc&e lW extent and meaning of wßat (bbiwr> self-denying old man lias done ton'!)! ■ Mr Kditor, I want to ask my fcJlii«to"[ are we going to do uotbjtig ia.ieWS,!1; ehall far ever commituorate tbe raert^ one who has done so much' tofMisfF life fear'all the fruit, and outs «It» '■ I have a proposition to makewiw!^," how we shall thow our .gatiJw ft,' most sensible,"useful, anil Jastinj?JßiHttl I one 'which, I thinlr, if V(&,» <«f f ; upoa and carry out, v 1! "''! ; ' benefit upon tbis city, *b&s1 jUty fl!' time it will show our sensible ajfIBJIKJ of what has been done to ,f, m will be in its best and most.uWffi a lasting monument, to taemnoioif«« late Mr ,Edward' Costley; mi »»? *: we shall'ever keep him InhciKHiWif"*' brance, we and others after us, uaiwv substantial benefits. As this letWj •; long enough already, and aJ ny I"W ■'~;.' is not yet sufficiently clahpra||p|fr|j I must reserve it for a fatute BSM., tt dear air one for ever

vinoo ofAuokland, Now f^Tjij,



" XO-MORROW. JX OLIVE THUKLOW, FROM' NEW ■»:*. to saddlekTand othees n .„»» hollars. Team Collars, Gents' BUBfadS Cnippen, Bridles, Girths, &0,, &0., &o. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Roims (opposite Thornton, Smith Sinn's Milla). r^owor Qneen-atreet, on the above 1' cite, at 11 o'olook. 1 O CASKS Off THK ABOVK GOOD?. ■ ,; +■* .: ~ Terms at Sale ' 10-MORKOW. ;T0 IRONMONGERS, COACH ) f• AND oTHEkS, Ex O!ivc Thurlow— , , AXLE GREaSE. -AXLE GREASE, ■ GABRIEL LEWIS I '^iJTAS received instructions to sell, at his the above date, at 11 o'clook. 150 OA3BS OF 6 KBi: MKRICAN AXU£ In Tins, Wood Cases, and Pails, Terras at Sale. TO-MORROW. TQ BREWEFS/ BOTTLEKS, AND J . OTHEHS— . , -> . GLTJCOES. GLUCUES. BEER CORKS. BEER BORKS. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at hl» Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith .and firth's Mills), Lowor Quoen-Btreot, on the above fate, rtll o'olook. QA OABKB GLUCOKS. Very Superior <y BALKS CORKS, each 250 gross = Terms at Sale, AT AN EARLY DATE. EX WARWICK, FROM LuNDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS. Some of tho best ever offered In Auokland. Catalogues will bo Issued. GABRIEL LEWI?, . Auctioneer. tomorrow, wednesday, april 25. dairy cows, horses, ' pigs, harness, saddles, dairy utknsils, household furniture, sewing machine, clock, &c, &c,, &a. rilHiS undersigned have received instruc- J tlons from Jfr E. Hunter, who has sold his larm. to sell, at his residence, Pukokoho, on Wednesday, April 25, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, consisting of 8 Dairy Cows ' (milkine and in calf), 2 Horses, i Pigs, 2 sots Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Dairy Utensils, Housohold Furniture, Sewing Machine, Clock, &c. AT NOON. HUJSTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, APRIL 27. DURHAM ?ARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 27 Haoks and Harness Horses, overland from Nap'.er. HUNTER <& NOLAN. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL SALE. THE HAYMARKBT. DIOR SALV, at the Eaymarket, on Wed •;--E nesday. 25th of Ap.-H, ex Argvle. fiom W.aaßßnnJ, at 11 o'olook* oh HBAVY AND MKDIUM DRAUGHT •^U HOBSHS ■!■') 15 light Harness and 'Bos Honei 15 Haoks and Cobs 4 Ponies ■ BugßyPal 3 The anoye lot have been selected espeolally ! for this Auckland Market. ALFRED BUCKLAND I TO-MORROW. ' THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at tbe Hay market, on Wed- j nesday. April 25. at 11 o'olook, The following :5 joy BTKBPLKCHABE HOKBKS— Brown Gelding—Reform, 5 years old Bay Gelding-Charlie ' SrSy Marv.-1/ady Bib, i years Old ALFRED BUCKLAND, A L/fiOJ-'-CI.XSf I H»B H A~y"m ARK ET. SALE OF WOOL, \ SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, oaoh Tnesdny, at U o'oloolr. , ALFRED BUCKLANC. nODSTKY CATTLB BALKB. ' Pspaknra—Wednesday, April 35. AIiKRED BUCKLAND. B. TOSKB. fi. il. OAEB. fl. D. TONKS PRELIMINARY ANNOUACEMENT. '■■''" : ' / B. TONKS & DP .'■ SS7ILL sell by auction, in April next, STHB''WELL-KNOWN PROPKRTY of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Limited), ..^m-HUNTLY, adjoining the TAUPIRI vijCQAL MINUS. The Land la now being laid oS In TOWNSHIP SKCTIOJNS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. '"■'• ' At the same time will be sold THE HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Whloh now stand on the property, Coneißting of— 3 Honses containing four rooms each 1 House containing three rooms 1 House containing two rooms I Blacksmith's Shop ' 1 Stable. :;» •• Terms Eosyi Plans ready Bhortly. Farther partionlars may bo had of : -J Si > B. TONKS & CO.;* ~'.;; Auctioneers. W.S.COOHBANK. . JAMHS D4OBB MONDAY, MAY 7. Ci ;«! PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IaXSUtfW T AR&E *LT OTMBNTS, , ; 4:1 iJARGE iLLLOTMBNTS, A BOH TTILIi. RGH JdLILL. ' TO BE LEASED FOE FORTY YEARS. THK Subscribers will lease by auction, ■~a t their Rooms, Ifort-street, on Monday, Hay 7. at 12 o'oloolr, INO ALLOTMENTS, belrg Su^dl. ,"-}'£', 'vielnn Lot 18, Section 9. havina front. ifoTet^epso^ 7 tcOtlby » f4et* > Lio These allotments are situated at the Jnnotlon of tbs'Great North Koad and. theroa«B to the . slaughter House and Pojeonby, Immediately : lSpwßlte,Mt Holmes'a Hotel; ana bom their nroxUnlti to the brick works and other Indus tries, cannot full In a snort time to be In great flMnana as homes lor working men. , Plus and farther, information on application SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Mk Auctioneers.



Auctions. W. S. OOOHBANK JAS. DAOltt TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25. DRAPBIIY ! DKAPERY ! DRAPERY ! IN A BANKRUPT iESTATE. Without Reserve. npHE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, 1 Foit-Btreet. on Wadneßdaj,26tn lUßti, at "I'^OASKS DRA.PERY, oonBiBtln? of Drew * Stuffi), Trimmlnsr. Handkerchiefs, .CoJ lars nnd Ooffa, Giovos, Thread, Oottona, OlothtaK, Ho. 1 OABK MBN'B AND BO* 8' HATS -I White Eblrts SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. '• ■ ■ TO-MORROW. AT 11 O'CLOCK, TIMBER! TIMBEKM TIMBER!!! nir/tAA FE&T BOARDS AND SCANTLING on tho Wharf, foot of Little Queon-ptrcot, in one or moro lota. GE;O RG E S I,;BB IN, i '. .-,' Auctioneer, • #i. "A ' Medical. TO-ERVOU.S D E 8.l Llt Y. I sJ^ffal r* w I tyRAUt>. Dr. S. C. West's Nkuve and Brain Treat ment, a Guaranteed Spcciflo for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, IMs, Nervous Neuralgia Headaeho, Norvous Prostration caused by tho uso of alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulness, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in Insanity nnd leading to misory, decay, and aeath, Proraaturo Old Apro caused by over-oror tion of tho brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indnl gonoo. Each box contains ono months treat ment. 5s a box, or els boxos for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of prioo. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With oaoh order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, wo will send the purchaser our written guaranteo to ro fnnd the money If tho treatment does not offeot a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING &SON 3, ■ Chomists, Queen-street. Auckland. HENDERSON'S SUFEKIOK BAKING POWDER. I N V I c¥a~~B R A N D. ' MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Throo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, Insurance ■DEDUCTION IN FIRK RATE:. NEW ZEALAND INSURANOB COMPANY, OAPIT>t ONB MHJJON STKRLINGI '/IKK RISKS taken on the moat LIBKRAL : TKKMS. , ; PKOMPT SKTTL'H MENTB. ONDOUBTKU SKCDRITI. BKO P. PISROB. Manaator. /^OVERNMEN'J' LIF£ INaUKANCE, vJT ——— ' Head Offick: PROVINCIAIj BUILDINGS, WELLINQTOJf Thk Onl? Nkw Zealand Life Office, government security. mutual insurance. lowest premiums. Tho Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at tho premium charged elsowhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bones o» fl2oo, In addition to Full Participation In Profits, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the industrial branch. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with Of PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. "» PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Polidea of £20 and Upwards, after Throe Years, can bo surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance within the roanh of noarly every man woman, and child in the community, but pro viJeß tho description of policy and mode of pay meet best suited to the requirements of each. S M. LUCKIE COMMISSIONS!* Glass and Earthenware. I CHINA, I -pHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY, CljiN A, M i AND % i GLASSWARE, § a IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, p 267, queen-stbekt (near market Enktkanck). Established 1865. FANCY GOODS, "OEAD THIS AT ON.CE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, EDWART\ TKWIQ 9CUSTOM-HOUSK-31REBT Q , BAST. J, 18 OFFERING fMBISi, pLAB3 & TpAETBKNWABB AT OHKAPBK PRICKS THAN EVftR OFFKKED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. The Tbadk and Genebai, Public Abb Invited to Inspect, breakfast, dinner, and tka sktb, wkddinß and birthday prksknts, • &c, etc,, &c, EDWARD LEWIS. , ! ■ f\ LASS, CHINA, &EARTHENWJBE. JgOYLAN & rXiANFIKIID> IMFOBTBKS OF CHINA, dLAS3. AND KABTHBNWARB, Beg to Intimate that since removing their Retail Bnainess to tEeir New Premises, thojr have opened a large assortment of NX W. G OOD S, Inoludlng a great variety of very oholoe Orna ments In Dresden and other Oblna. Hgnred !Olsbb. Falenoe, Venetian, an 4 other desorlptlona of Ware from Borne of ihe beat Knuiteh and Con tinental Houses, an Inspection of which they respectfully solid. ■ ' ''. ;••:■•;■ Having ascertained from ra.»ny recent vlßitors that an Impression oxiits la [he minds of some that Goods of an Expensive Class Only are kept by them, they wish to state that tbey Import Direct from the Manufacturers, Karthenwuro Goods and Glassware of KVEKY DESCRIP TION, and their prices are so LOW, that tbey are convinood avUlt to their I<ewShop will satisfy the publlo that there Is so Cneaper House In Auckland, nor anythlntc like such a Large and Varied iitock t) seloot liom, Ad dress— 174, QUEKN-STRHET, 1 Two Doora below Mr Rattraj'g, Draper.



Ironmongery. " ,_ 'V..» T.&S.MORRIN&CO., ; LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail i HARDWARE MERCHANTS, ' IMPORTERS OP Every Description of >: \j . HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, , MACHINERY, :| J FKSCING WIBE, BARBED ! ; FENCING WIRE."•,,;, OO : / / i *« oo I / ! 2 oo ~... ,/,, ~,. i' /> § H Jf j v ill I> _ ai H I 8 /If / ' CO I § 00 1 Z CO , I 9 Single Barrel Guns', Double Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Guns, Revolvers. Sporting Powder (all qualities). I'atont Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patant Wiro Cartridges foe loop; rouges, Cartridge Bags, Game Bags, Gun .Casps, Car tridge-making Imploraents, lie- Cappers, JJxtractoro, Air Pistols, Air Gun*. T. & 8. MORKIN & CO. (Limitkdj would call special attention to the above ex tensive and well-sekctad stock of Guns and & mmunition. GUNS AT PRICBS TO SUIT ALL PUKCBASEKS. CARPENTEiiS* Tools, A LARGE ftLgrtlffijgjff Assortment of VHHIBphHL Knelish and j§ggr >JWII^! A meri ca n mgf W" ' '" l comprising s — jBMLJBM; £ Saws of eyory m^^^V h description, H^*&;'■s'■ W Braces, Bevel- l||||«pS f ■; ; l sels, American uHp,'--''^ , N SocketthUois, Wr- t , ' ■ .'.. ' Firmer ChL-cls, \.;: , ■ Gouge?, Ham- V j". s t ~>.;">''i^ *s'" mers, Squares, V > ■ , • Bevels.Gilpin's \. . V.. '.". ,' Brace Bit?, \ American |fe Brace Bits, ¥f.{ Twist Bits, lj» ( ,, ,; ;" Morae'a Twist Wi\r'iL_fs DriUa, Hollow W^r«l - Augers, Wheel- • ; righta' Bruzzee, f9^K^^ '"■■ Lock Mortice' vS^RI;?. :'« Chiaels, Pane y \ ■■' Irons, Singlo 'VffiN^---'' and Double Viw-5-M Planes \ ■•;■ (Smoothing, WO, ■>• i.l Jack, Trying, W*ij*> ' Bead, Ogee, iSfw.l Grooving, , \Stv<:-' ' Ploughs) Bouch » . Screws, Bench i > ' ' Vice?, Boring Mr Muchims, Oil I'Sh Stone*, Tool V.t'- . ' Kits, Floor •feL , , Cramps, \ ' '■ Smith's Patent ||£te Spring Hinges. \ ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indispensible in every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELLS- Electric Bells (in Sets), with Indicators ; single Electric Bells (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Offices, KBROSBNE COOKING STOVUS— A targe Aasortmeut; sizes in stock suit able for. Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family, \ CHEAPER THAN GA S. KKROSENE L VMPS- A Beautiful Assortment; .Now Designs; Dnplex, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns, . LOCKS— English and Aniericau Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, . Brass and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, allows thb door to remain open ,', BTltli SHOUfiiMiY FABTBNSD ; ENAMEtLED SINKS- [ Enamelled. Sinks; all sizes ; Enamelled ■' Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, 12 to SO gallons i'Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, fluting Machines. GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, PJate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED, ■ T.&SMORPIJN&CO, LIMJTEP. GENuINB PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT



Land and Eetoto Asarehts f "ijl OK f U B, JP Hv ROWABTI A X HOUSE AND .LAND AGENT. ' \ '■ GKNHRAL BUSINKSa for Salo; tarnoror ' J310.C00 a roar , BIBKWNHKAD (no&i? Wharf|~NewOtoomca ' Homo • n■ ,i •• i i ,/| : . • BUSIwHS* SITIC-Kybor PBsg. Cboap. • OHimU NQA-Housu (8 roomu) £250 a»>,d WOO ONKHUNGA-SmallHoususohoap I SKAH-ntLD ROAD-Houso (8 tooms), C6OO ■ a«ATTIKIiD HOAIJ-Honso BtiS Lot, £550 OITV (to Leanol-Oorner Shop, es a week , MOUNT ALBKRT—HorIBO (10 robmM), {lucres MOUNT ALBBRT~Hcns» (W ronins), U acroa MOUNT ALHKRT—ChoIna Building Blten i MOUNT KDKN-Honso (7 rooitiH), I RCto MOUNT HDffiN—House (stOomsVfiss(l MOUNT-KOBN-Honse (4 rooms), «210 MOUNT.KDBN—House (7 roomB);110 ftoros ' MOUNT KDBN-shopß, oapilnl BiitißtlOn MOUNT BDBN-Ohoico BaUdlnff Silos ■' ■'■ BIOHMOND—Honses (3 to 4 rooms) KIOIIMOND-Bnlldlnß Sited HAMILTON—Choice Aors Lota OITY (to lioase)-Mi'.nnfaot,uriii(< Premlao's with or without ntcam poWor; fee, GRKKN-XANK-aaoroti: flno viow BMiHUSljirc-Uholoo Bnildlng Sites ' RDKNiTICHKACK-HnußO (8 roomnt. larga Lot FAKMS nt Hamlltoni Cambridge, Pukorimn, Woata Wliatß, Kulpara,;&o. ;. ■ WANTKD, ?mall Houana ntmr Quoon-atroot to l'nrchano or i<ont VV IliL IA M C^ ULLI VB X ■: utouaic'LAfiD; itBTATJc,' Xim • I ~ ..." Ap.KNl\ ......" ;DUAUGHT6mAN AND IIiLUMINATOII.- - Ac,, MAPS, PLANS, &0,, COMPILKD. .! ■ (Coomiiks's "CnAsrnßnß; 80, Qukhk-bthbet, ■'~;:. • ;,'AOan:r,AND.) W (i 2 | W.G. boas to notify his friends and tne'.pqbHo RoneMlly that ho hns removed to tho nbovo premlpo^, whoro ho hopes, by strlol attention, to tho requirements of his ollents. to merit support. ■ From hla larKO knowlod«o ot I'onsouby Pro- i parties, ha Is lii » position acoOnd to1 none to deal with partfc» bnylnK or aolllnK In that dls trlot. . ' - •■' '■- "j i : Inepootionof my list resiiootfnlly lnvltoa. ( ' , A ready siUo for Cbnap Ilonsoo and Alitittneiltn NO BALK NO OHAH6K. A lohr list of Conntry Proportloa open,;to In. ' speotlon, Inßnranoos offeoted at Lowest Itatos, Kemombar tho Addrocs— COOMHKB' OIIAMBBU3, r. J. MOBS, .' IW. V. 6 SULLIVAN ■• 'F. J. Moss&Ca, HOUSB. LAND, AND KSTATiC AOKNTS. SUOXiTLAHD-BTItKKT, Intondlnti Buyers aro rospootf ully Invited to lnßpeot our List of Proportleu. Money to Lend at Current Kates of lntoros /^ II AS, Wf UmAMSON, HOUSK, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Bankersi-Natlonsl BanUol NawZekianfl. RHNTBandINTKKte 1 OoUeotod. HONBY Investeatoc V>,plUllota on flrat-ola&s •aouritlea. otthoct O' <iioit. Six per oent allowed on deposits utitii?nvested. MOKTGAGKB and LOANS N eirttiatea., BHARKB Houßht or Sold to order. ' ' BBTATKB ManaaoA for AtooniCM. ; ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Houßea Built on the Weekly Payment System, BiUILDIWO ALJjOTHiiNtS bOll 8.4LJ1 BooUtmd-street, (0/ Weet-streok. 30/ Inkennan-strool, M Hopburn-utroiit, 80/ Bond-street, XII LlKar Place, 68/ Argyle^treet, 15a Hlahmond Bead, £3 Berosford-Btroet, 90/ Oaok-stre«t. £1(1 Peroival Parade. 46/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation. B6 Mount Kdou Road, Hi Howe-street, 80/ Kybor Paße, 0i 10s Haokett-atroot, HI Valley Koad. Kb North cote, loj Brlshton Koiii:, 10/ And In rarloaa other mroaM itt lew rates. J?Afinfl *O ÜBSD, Inaumo ul £1" tnd up »iuuu ijrards. on Rood Boonritles. SUBUKBAN HOTKL for Pale, about 7 milts from Auckland, on main thorontfhfuro, with several acroa of land adjoining. Ohaaco!ior brewor or oipitaiißt. CHAeKL-STHHKT— TWO Ilonsos for Halo on dofnrtod paymonts. Capital chance for handy mnn or working carpenter. r¥i\Vt) HKICK SMOl'< for falo in tho Contro 1 oflhoolty. Quite Now. KscelknJ; poai tlon for bnelneae. FKANKLIN KOAU—Now Croomcd House for Sftlo, at CI50; cliy water ;or to Ijet. at 20a weekly. IXvKNICLiL-Slx-rcomed Houuo (new) for 8i!o in Kntlwid-fltroot; pleasant viow of har bonr. Price, £325. Ka»ytnrmj of payment, WKI JiINUTUN-STUHB I1 — 9 roomed Uonsa for Salo, with 2 largo allotments, front Harden. Prlco £ISO. /SOUNTUY Si'Ottß for Salo. with Brooraed V^ House, Stablo. Cow-shed, Fowl-honso. I'lr- Rery. Five aoroa in crop and orchard. Or to l et at 25s weekly. NOIITHCOTK— Allotments: two lino Corner Allotments far bale, live mlnutoa walk from lit whurf. &W each. RUSWH»NK KBTATa'.—Nearly FourAarea for Sale, on main roart to Anoklnnd ; lovel lanii, fenced, In grafs; 4i miles (rom Auoklanfl. Also, 22 aoroJ, water frontaiiu, HOU3H' ftt Monnc Kden «lth about two acres Kround, having a main frontage of 117 ft.; oretunl,Korrten, oow-sbod, pigsty, fowlhoaso, otn. Price, £fi7o, Kasy tyr:n?. PONSONiiY.— Five-roomed Houso for Salo In Oi»r<>t.oa-<>tr«6t; well flaiahad: Rood gurdea. Prion JB3OJ. i?ORA—MKWTOK—Four-rooniod Honsa and ■I/4UU workahou for salo. with KOod garden. i\UBLIN-bTKKKT. Nowton— Very Komfort- U able Houfio for fr.lo (new), near Post and Telei?r»ph Ofllcoa. on doforrod p«ymonta. BKKttaiTUHtt-ttTUliKi— New and very oon vonlont Cottage (or Sata, near Congrogo tlonal Church. On easy terms. HAMILTON (Wnlhaio)-Honae and Bore of Bround for salo. two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand for Css. Lot 321. WAIKIKKIK— Klghtj- Aoroa nt Walklekle for £C 5, Hplnnilid obanco for wcrklng man. NOKTHCOTK — Seven roomed lioaae, oui buildlnßS, Ke., and 30 aonsa ot Land for iUle. Very oheap. Grand viow of the harbour. Also. Now 7-rooraed Houso and nearly 5 acres. "PVKVONPOHT, Lake Koaa — Beroreu very 1J oholoe VUla Sites for Bale, havlna road and tea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to be fonnd around Anokland, JoKA-A NICK NKW COTTAGK In NeW- Xt£D\) | On f Or Hale, w iuj i argo B hen, allot, ment 40 x 1001 rery oheap. WAITKMJLTAMVJtK FKONTAQIC-Lana for Bale at Hi por acre, in lame or small blookn. Haar terms, JIfJftS—HOUSK lor Sale In William-street, JD-uUJ near g t< jaajeg- churoh. Also, Vory Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, &c. priuo £150. EPBOM— Qsntleman'a Villa Kecldenoe. aeren rooma, coaoh-honße, stobllnß, So, 81000. ' RSMUKKA-XO acrea, for Sale I oiceilonl »oU and splendid view i BKIUBTON KOAD, Vsinall — aix-roomed , House tit mie, aliotmnnt 40 x lofl| wcter ■ laid io. IMoe. «SOO. TJONBONHY—New Bli-roorae<S House and ] 1 Workshop for sale) two allotments I two frontages i easy terms. ■* i i FaKMB also For Bala at Walkomlti, Pare- ; moremo, atokea's Point, Waliakei el, Mahn< i ransti. North Shorfl, Pspsknra, &o. Also, ace ( list In Ntt* Zealand Herald and Weekly Nttot, CHA S. wThJj lAM SON.j ESTATE AGENT, Vclout Lane. ! ''■"■ ■ ■ ■ i Oonvevancea. ' npELEGKAPH LINJS OF COACHBS f LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, ■ klrkwood and lake street, camdridoe Waikato, Nkw Zealand. ] VV. K. CARTER , Proprietor, < W K. C. begs to return his slncoro thanks to j his munoroufl friends and tho publio Ronerally < for the liboral support ho has received sinco , commcncinß business, nnd has to inform them , that, in order to mcot'tho requirements of this , rapidly advancing district, ho Is at presont BUILDING LAKBB AUDITIONS tO his VHKMISKB. | which, when completed, will make tliem second ( to nono in tho North Island. ■ j Tourists for tho Hot Lako Country Buppliod . with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, oxporlonced guides and careful , BuKtrica and Saddlo Horsos always on hlro, i Orders by tologram or othorwiso punctually attonded to. „ . : . j Cambridge. December 22,1882. <__ j Tj"OYAI7SfAIL LINE OF COACHES, j ALTEEATION^ff TIMK-TABLB. ( Tho Royal Mail Coaoli (carrying passongfersj J will on and after Ist January, 1883, and nntll { furthor notice run to tho following Time- { tablo:— & Lcavo Cambridge for Hamilton Jpctien Rail- c way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; roturning from ( Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from i A Loavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, s Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m. re- t turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednos- c days, and Fridays, r. it i m. t BOOTCINd OFPIOBS 1 Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coloman's t Hotnl To Aroha; and at my Promisos, Kirk- t W oodWLake.stree^,Cambri<lge. Eiii Proprietor, c Cambridgo. Decombor .1882- rS'BLEPHONB LINE OF KOYAL 1 MAIL COACHES. fc NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. J TIME TABLE:- * Leavo Victokia Whabf, Dbvonpobt at 7.15 v and 10.20 a.ra., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. fl Lcavo Takapuna ScuoomousK at U5 and 11 a.m.,and3and s s.ls ffig< , „ Leave Dbvonpori; at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m.. t ,oavo Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 5.15 p.m. „ 1 FAllie BACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. , J ' . ff. QUICK, Proprietor.^ t> r"7TI M E~ T A S L E. C BAINBEIDGE'B 'BUSSES. S From Union Bank-7 minutes paßt tho hour, p nnd 23 m'mntea to the honr, . » From Thb Thrbk Lamps—2o minutes to the hour, and every hour, Night Trips fkom Town—J-pnst 9, J-past 10* and J-piitt 11. . From Union Bank to Shell* Bbaoh —20 mlnutos paa« 11, 20 minutes oast 2, 20 minutes cast 5. 7 minutes p»st 8, and 23 minutes to 8, From BHBLi/ir BKAcn—B.SO a.m., Jto 11, Jto 6 itoßj " ' |ji r a. ires timk table. ' Leave Arch Hill— Llfam •OJOam ilain l.tOpmi ; Ip ni 4.15 p m 1.4S Ptn B Leave National BanK— &; gam '10.16 a m U.«'a m | & nlvw 8g .«pm Mpm ,6. will ao to mil from the Whan. pi



..'".''... ,Monoy. ■, -... , ♦ MONEY T U h X W D 1 ON FUEMHOIiU1 BICCUKITIK9. J. CHADWIQK, Kauki Gdm Broker and Commission AGENT, ; . • !" , 111 CUSTOMHOUdW-aTKBKT, AUOI^riAND ' ~. JO ll' N W, H A R D I E, LAND. COMMIBaiON, AND ■''•' 'BSTATK AQHSiNT, Monet Lent Notks, Housna, ;; ~ Foknitubk, &c.: •; ! ; Blllfl Dlacountud Oftlly. Mortgages Negotiated, '• nmn-aTRKHi'r~AuoKT,A(/ ' £10 to £1,000. viotokian loan and discount -• AOWNOy. niOH-STKKKT, AUCKLAND PQSITK CITY OOUNOIL OFFIOK8), Monoy urtvanoe (rom CIO to fiIOOO on Poraonal SHOnritr, Do'da or Property, aharo«, &o, , Krtpiiymontn oa» bo nmde in liiDtslmonta of ONI BHiu.ipra pku 'WitKK fox-each Vound bor . rovtort, or In hy way to, suit borrowortf. 1 : •, Oomuinniontlmiß Oonfldontlal. a. t Poht Oi-fiob Apbhubb i Box !}().■ Anoßlana. _ ■1 A UUKJj AN D'■'•• I' KKMANS N'l I Jrl. if Cn-OPICKATIVB BUILUIVU ANE XN ¥ 'mi'M KNT ■aOCTBTY. ■ ; . Qritwm ffliff QoaEM-BTSBBt! '' liOAWS crantied. upon apprdved seotsrltleV ol freehold or Lo&sohold Properties In ftntof) pi 020 to 80.000 prinoipal and interest' bema M payable In inßtalmentß at the following R* dcoed itATKfI for repayment, of eaoh fllOl bnrrowodi— . ,',. ~..,' ~. Itapnjmentuextend- „„ 'irLv Total amount , ingOTer , "W!<i( Mfr repayable. M n, i; M «. 6% I rear - - 3 ft 0 104 0 0 ■ Syea«i _ „ I 010 103 t I l'yeaft' » _ U 1 HI If 0 I years _ U 8 111 I I . 8 roars I . Z t 9 183 18 B 8-SirK _ _ T 1 MTU B 10 years - II 162 IB I ■ And n the name proportion for smaller or larger loana, ; DKPbaiTS.—The Soolety Moelyas Moner Ol rtanoMt nt rates as follows:—Kopayablo at ' dayir notlco. S tier cen*. per annum; ropayabli ! in Blx months, B per oont. ner annum. JOHN BATGtBBI Baoretf Jr. EXCHANGE ON NBW YORK ANI LONDON, In sums to suit, ' „ SOU BAI.K BY ARNOLD, HINItp. AND CO./ ' Cornor of Cnßtomhonaii and Fort streatg. MONEY TO LKND, in large or siiial Bums, (it usual rutas of Interest. CONNItIiL & COWKR, Bolloltors. Valoan Lane. 1%/JONUY TO filiND ON PEKSOiNAi iVI SECURITY. Persons borrowiiiK £5 rucoivo £i 10s ■ Persona borrowiiiK mo receive £D Poraons borrowing £20 rccetvo £i 8 Persona borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalment Hilla discounted daily. Strictest socreoy.: LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PAN V, Iligh-streut (3 doors from Vulcan Lane) MONEY i'O LEND, on Keal bSiate In piirr.s of £60 and upwariU, at tho cur rent ratua ot tntnroat —ADplr Wm. 8. Coohrane !ifi, S, Z.i lnnur tnoe Buildlnen. or Bmuue Coohraiid nii'l i-'o >, Kort-Btroat. li/t'ONKY i i x-EiSD on Mortgago a itX Jflr»t-cla33 Frorhnid Seourltlrt. W tf. COLKMAN. Solloltor, Cornoc ot Qneen nnd rihornsnrt-atrante A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend ot Koral Freehold Security. at lowest rato o Interest. — O. Alckln, Oenurnl Coiuraisaioi Agent. High street. V 1 O 000 TO IjRND on"FKEEHOLI. iIU,UUU siocuniTY.-Apply WINQATE, BUItNS, & CO., Fort-atroqt. A*10,(H)0 '10 LTiNL) in Sums of £3,00( "^tl nnd npwardn.—l<\ J. Mom find Co., SUort nnd-street. X/l uhliV TO LKND, in largo nnd smal JL» I sums, at current rates of interest. Apply to PICTKH OLIPHANT, Solioltor, lllgh-stroot. MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rato of lntorOßt.—AudU tv JACKCW ft KUSBKLL. d oilcltors, Fort-streot, PROSPECTUS OK THt5 AUCKLAND SIIII'j ING COMPANY, UMiTKD. CAPITAL £1,10,1)00. In 30,000 Shares of £j Each. Tho Capital to b« culled up »a follows: fis pci shnro on application, m por share on nilotinont, 5s per nhiirc at intorvniH of tlireo months, vi roqulrod, until £3 pur shnro is paid up. Pnovisios-Ai. Dirkctorr : Anderson. 11. ft. Esq. Morton, 11, I?., Kaq. Aickin, Graves, Esq. Milehdaon, 10., ICsq., navbor, ir. P., Ksq. 3V1.11.H. i Ciirr, It. C , Ksq. JtcKeuzio, D. 11.. Ksq, Chambers, Jno., Ksq. jMiwoflold, T. T.. Kaq. I CmiX, Jos., Ksq. Nathan. A. H., Ksq. ; Dowar, A., Ksq. Owen, O. \V., Ksi). Qeddes, J. M., Ksq. l'orler, A., Kaq. Hardy, J,, Ksq. atono, C. J., Ksq. llnhuo. Goo., JCsq. Stone, O. I)., Ksq. ' Harpor. Oeo., Ksq. Tonks, U., Kaq. Hull, W, F., Ksq. Wilson, J. L.. Ksq. Dkokkus: Brokcre" Association. Alanaoi.no Diueotor : C. U, Stone, Ksq. Skcrktarv, mo tern.: J, C. Bcrger. Tub object of this Company is to provide ton nago suitable, to tho growing trade- of tho Port o£ Auckland, so that tho imports and exportsoJ our olt.y may bo as much as posaiblo carried in r.ocAixv-owNKD VK3BSLB, and tho shipping business.carried on by a pukklv i-ocai. COM PANY. Tho ratos of Irciglits current in this colony compare most favourably with those ruling in neighbouring colonies, and are. as a rule, sullipiontly remunerative to leave a good profit, trading honoo either foreign or intercolonial. The acknowledged daily increasing oomiuer clal Importance of Auckland-Is a, sourco of gratification, and the shipping trado, under skilful management and with sufficient capital, would meet with speedy and great develop mont with many parts of lho World with which wo are at proaont not In absolutely diroot com- Tho object o£ this Company la to provide ves sels to trado in tho directions already oponecj, and others which may froih tiino to time, offer inducements. There, is ample room for a woll-organised now lino.between Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with Now York, and with some of tho larger contros of Continental Kuiopean trade. Of course the largo and increasing oxport of bulk aiid sawn timber will form an important adjunct, ■ A trado with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbourne Adelaide, &c, being al ready established, could easily bo continued with regularity, whilst tho Newcastle and Groy uiouth coal tradea should bo also provided for. There is a vast Held in prospootivo for a Rood trado with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Calcutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign ports, with some of which, oven at tho S resent moment, a profitable direct trado is eing carried on in a desuUory mannor, and which would iind support from tho now in dustries lately established hero and in prospeo tivo establishment. The Company do not pvoposo to limit them selves to running their own vessels, but will from time to timo charter vessels when re quired, in tho ovent of their] own not being immediately available. Messrs Stono Brothers, who havo for somo timo carried on a good shipping businoss, ivnd who have now fairly started a now London line, POBSOS3 tho nucleus of a Hoot suitablo for com moncing operations, and arrangements havo boon made to take over thoir vessols and tho good-will of their shipping business for the sum o£ thirty thousand six hnndrod and fifty pounds (£30,650), they taking half the amount in Com pany's shares. Their Hoot, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnago of 2GJ2 tons, Bhould bo augmented as soon as possible, so that tho business may bo oxtonded without dolay, especially tlio London and American branches. The sorvioes of Mr O. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho stall' at presont undor his control, who aro oxporioncod in this lino of business, havo been secured to take ofilco undor the now Company. It is further proposod that the working ox pensos should bo conducted on strictly economi cal principles, tho expense of agenoies and branches to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freights earned by tboso branohos. "Tlie proposod capital is sot down at £150,000, but as only a small portion is requirbd at present for the purchase of tho existing fleet and ddt tinßont oxpcnsflß, further caMtal will not bo called up until yossels suitablo for the London and other trades may offer for salo atroaspuftblo prioos, until which time it i& proposod to cjjarley vessels as requirod to supploment tho present It is proposod to invite all Auokland businoss mon and all who may havo any intorost in tho trade o£ our port to take Sharos in tills local Company, and to givo tlio undertaking every possible support. Tho Company would thus be in a measure self-supporting, and strong enough to compote most successfully with any outsitio or foreign company or foreign shipping. Tho Company could thon not fail to bo a crodlt to our port and a most lucrative investment to Shareholders. , ' i, " 7.'ho promotors having ovory oonildonco in tho auccees o£ tlio undertaking, now appeal to tho publio to insuro it by subacribing freoly for Shares. LIST OF VESSELS. R^r , Laira, Iron Barque .. .. ... .. ($2 Aleestls, Iron Bai quo 398 Stanloy, Wooden Biigantlno .. .... 351 Parnoll. Woodon nrigantino .. .. U% Caberfoidh, Wooden Barquo 333 Peerless, Woodon Brlgantino „ ..292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barquo .. „ 244 Knorgy, Woodon 3-masted Sohooncr ... 185 2G42 | An extraot from tho books o£ Mesßrs. Stono Bros, shows that sovon vessels of tho valuo of C' 25,000 yielded an avorage monthly profit of i 5530, equal to £6300 por annum, exclusive of jhargo for insurance on hulls. , i These figures servo to show that with a larger loot, oxtendod business, nnd more capital, aub itantlal dividends may confidently do antici pated. ' '..-ill



. ~,».,,, Sawing Machines. I _ ™~~ ■ ■ i BBIAUIiIIJHKD 1E76. ' DUY . j/oi ONLY THE . / \ j. M CELEBKATED y^(X / *y i/ , 'MACHINES..' Tho KasiOßt, Siniplcat, Boat Made, and Most Durable The only Sewing Machino whioh has nover been beaten in cortipotitlon,. * Sor.B Agents in: New Zealand : SKAKESPEAR&.CO., • . • . ','. QUEEN-STRKET (Opposite the Market). SINGKBB SkWING MaOHINEjS. jj: StageM ;i MMWneii v. Sineor'e Oaolslve - > ■ Maohinea Binuer'a Doolsiva > ' MaohlnesJ . Singer's Uoolslvo '• ■■■■'■ ' Machine* Bluptort Deolslve . :. Machines , ainaer's Decisive Maohlnoa ~ BlnoHd'B Decisive Machines T Slhgefa DeoUive M&obln,es. D Slnftar'a • ■ Deolslve . '■~ Machines . Sinner's nnd ' Mnohlnos I BtuKer'B Overwhelming ' ' Machines Shiner's Overwhelming Maohlnes 'Binder's Overwhelming MMhlnos rf Singer's Overwhelming ' Machines il, .Slnßiit's , Overwholralnn••; Machines g. "Sinner's Overwhelming Maohines «. Slngor's Overwhelming Maohinea )0 Sinner's Overwhelming Maohinea Singer^ Vlotory for tho Singei Machines -, Singer's Mtotory , . ' Maohines \ Blager'a Victory ~..: -■■ ■. Maohinea Singer's Victory ■ Maohinon Blnget'a Victory Maehlnoa , BlnnerV Victory Machines - BUnger"B i victory , ! Maohlnoa '~ Blnger'B Victory Maohinea ...Sinners Vlotory Maohlnea Singer's .. Vlotory Machines ;,; .Slnger'a , Vlotory Maohlneß Singer's At Ohrlstchnroh Kxhtbition Machines Singer a The Binge* Machines _ Blnger'a The Singer Machines Singer's The Singer Machines Blnger'a ' Tho Singer Maehlneß m Singer a Xhe Sinner Maohlnou 7 Singer a . The Singer Maohinea i e Singers Thooln»er, Maohlnea Sinner's Two Uolfl Mednl» Machines Singer's rwo Uold Medals Machines Singer*! Two Gold Modala iViaohluei - Singer's l'wo Golrt Modals Maohinea Slnger'B Two Gold Medals Machines Slnger*« Two Holu. Mertala Machines n StnKor'i Two Gold Mortals Machines Sinner's tSeatlncr allComnotlun* Maohinea Blnger'a Seating all Machines Blngor'a Keating all '" Machines Blnger'a Beating all i .' niaohlnes Singer's Heating all Machines _. Singer's Beating all Maohinea ,|i Slngor'a Corapetltari Machines Blnger'a Oompetiton Maohinea BlnuOr'B Oompetiton Maohlaea ,) ißinner*! Compotltora Machines i Blnget'n Competitors Mnohlnes Xj Singer' Boating all Competition. Maoblnus Blnger'a Always tollable Maohinea Singer's Aiwaja ltellablo Machine* blngor'g Always Kollublo Machines Stiger's TheMlogeria Maohinea Singer's The 3lng e r Is Maohinea ,„ Slngor'a The ologt-r Is Machine* Slnaer'B The airupioai ana atai i Mauhlnea t. Singer1 Tho 31uai>lost and Boat ilaohlnea ,i Blngor'a The .Simplest and Beat Maohlnoa -'-' Slnger'a Always Kollable Machine* 0, Stngor'a AlwajsKollablo Machines tr- Blnger'B Always Uoiiablo Maohinea c, Blnger'a fhe Singer is Machines el Blnger'a The Hlnger is Maohinea Btnger'a Tho Singer Is Maohinea ri Singer's The Singer la Machines 11 Slnge/a I'heßinger la , Maohinea Blnger'B Tho Singer Is -■ Maohlnoa Blnmr'a Tho amnor la Machines £■ Slngert Tho -mgor la Maohinea m 81nuer"e The Hlnger la Maohinea D . Singer*! The Hlnaer la Unno nailed Maohines " Stager's Onoqoßnoa M&ohlnes m Singer*!) Unequalled Maohinea _ Slnger'a Unequalled Maohines D Singer's Unequalled Machines Singor'e Unequalled Maohlnoa Singer's Unnqnalled Maohinea Slnuor'a Unoqnalled Maohinea - Blnger'B Unequalled Maohines *> Blngor'a Unequalled Maohlnea ■t- blnKor'n Unnguailud Maohinea Singer's Unequallod In tho World Maohlnoa ,1 tiing. re l^irgest Sale .vtaohlnda ■" Slnger'H targeai S»le Machines Slngor'a Lsrgo.it BMo Machines Blekoi'k lArtiOHiSale Machlnon _ Slog«r'« largest Sale VtaohlnAß . Slngor's Largest Salo Msohlnoa 10 Bioger'B Laraest aala Uaohincs SlDger'x Largest Sale Maohtnua Singer* Largest m r lb >ißohlncs SlQKor'e Largest idale Maohlnoa BlnKer'u in tne World. Maohlnes SlnKot'e2sßJ pot Wcos Maohines - Stn.orV 3a 6d per Week Maohinea Slnger'ii 3s 6<l per Week Maohinea plnKOr"B ia Od por Woek Munhlnea Hnger'p 2i 6(1 per Week Mi\ohlnoa S ngarV 2» Gd per Week >Ittrhlnoß Binsor'e 2a 6d oar Waek Maohinea ■a Blmzsr'B 'io tt:l per Week MaoMnea SiiiKPrV laftl porWook Maohlnoa Stngftr's — Maohlnoa Hlng«r*n BIUNOH Maohlnoa Hnner'e Maohinea Slngor'n Mil, Qnoon-atrool Maohinea >-in«prV JBl, Oneon-atroet Maohinea Slngoi-V 261, Uueon-atmet Miichluoa HlnKorV 581. Uuuon-atroot Maohinea >. Bliig«r» 2SI. Qucon-iMroel MaxiitDOa ; blnifer's SGI. Qiioon-stroet vlaohltiea ,a Hliijj>-r'« Ml. Qnnan-alreel Mnolilnos SluworV '161, (Juoonatroot M cilnoa SlriKur'H Auotland Mnchinra HUikoi'h Inokland Maehlnoa Biimor'u Anokland '»olilnca Blngor'y Annklaml Mtohinoa ~ Blnxur'a Auoklitnd via-miiun Singer'a Anokland Maohlnog 1. Suigor's vnotlam', Vlaohlnoa BlogorV Vlaohinua SINQBK'B SKWING MAOHINK.H. W. C. 13 M* * B 8 THB OKKAT BHWINQ MACHINE IMPOKXKK, bJIB just tuioaivau) A tßfjte Shipment ot the Challenge Msohlss tho World— Tbi Whits Co,'a Sswimo Maohimb The Most Silent The Cheapest The Moat Rapid The Highest Ann >• The Most Simple The L&rgeat Taol* "' The Most Kaay to Work Tho Best Cover '( The Most Durable The almplnnt Shuttli n The Matt Kletront Xhe Neatent MtltaJi '" Tkudui MAoaraw Iraiu &> 10t f i > IHI BIST BBWINO fiUCiHIMSfI SVBB HACK, ! Ptleo of Band Maohhskh, £S 10a. Also, . ,U,w*vf OR HASfB - Etanulne Siiigot Frlster and Bo mat 1 Werthelm Htaudard - Howe Companfa Wheeler and Wllbokc r Orover and Baker's Jones's ABO DonJßHtio Andothareoodmßket ) VKOH 1 38, D. MS WEBS 1 23, SD, PIB WKSK J aix tuoßima avAKAmmat, i VheM Blaohlnes can be had of mjr Agents I -3 N. MoLoanand Co., Pioneer Store, Whangare I . Thomas Wolla, Cambridge; William Stevens on ) Onehongat'K. Wayte, Hamilton) Parnoll and Boy lan, Qlaborne i Brennan and Co,, Tanranga. ) and at other placet. I ___ ; ■ 1 mHS rißlAl TJBPOI, [ QUKRN-BTRKKT. . CIIVE (£5) POUNDS REWARD. i The above reward will be paid to anyone ' giving such information es will lead to 'the > oonriotlon of any uuauthorlsad person found t ' • ' ) Posting Bills on tho Star Hoardings aronnd i the City and Suburbs. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, . AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY 01* AUCKLAND (Corner op Vulcan Lank , AND QUKEN-STBEET/. \ INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. Thia Society in now issuing ! INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carryinpf ' full rate of In'torost aud Profit. PAID-UP ■SHARKS of J320 each, carrying 7 I per cont intereßt (payable half-yearly) and par tioipating in aurplup Projlts. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT, Intorost allowed oh Deposits for 12 months, 7 per contj and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per cont per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Sooicty advances on Approvod Freehold and Leasohold Property to the extent of tlireo- : fourths tho valuo. I Borrowers may pay off part or tho wholo o£ I thoir Mortgagos at any time. : Reduoed Tablo of Rates and any further par -1 tioulars required may bo obtained at the Socloty's offices. . GKORGK FRASKR, I Manager.



1 prapeftr and Olothingi i ■».■••* !.i ..■■' •> I i SAMUEL /WOMBfiS & po. j* ; -■ i :■.-,■ 'rnnsr'-u .'■ ■'.'•'.;■, ;;!-;, ■' Beloff aotermlnefl to clear onl the KnUre Stools : ■ ;'^|j,; jjpqßGßAYf;;&'"Co., ; Have made eoob "'!': '»"■■. li: :':,;:' ( ;^ " :i; '■r"/! '■• "^ f,,',.',, ;51 FOBtHKR REDOCTIONB ; v ■•'.' ' jVi' ■ ...,; '- ? v AN IMMEDI&'IB CLEARA.NCK. If O)R ON i M ONTd Thli is «n oppottanllf which Large Bnyw and Bioiokeepera thould arall theouelrei of, a the Goods lib many departments are marked a ONE THIRD THEIR COST PRICE. WK CALL SPKOIAL ATTBNTKtN TO MM AUTUMN AND WINTER BTOCK ,; OaSBRIO BY J. COSGRAVB&CO,, " ' iNP TUST rVPBNBa IT CONSISTS OF SILKS, SATINS, VJSLVBTB, DKEbS MATERIALS. AL3O, OA O A 8 X 8 ;.i/. *v oaai; ;;' I DULMANS, JACK BIS, ULSTERS, UNDJSRCJLOTHWG, &o, Amoi r which arci soroa of the RioheM Attlote ever Imputed to AnokUnl They will bo Bold at Prices that Customeri wUI effect b SAVING of 10/ IN THE £ FOR ONE MONTH, Samuel Coombbs & Co., | ON THE PRBMIBKB L»T« W OOOUFIBD BY j . J» COBGRAVB & Go.



■'■-' CERTAIN NEWSPATOI^' POINTED PBOVDICIAL WiW 111 .TAMBS PBKNDKKBAST, ;, Ail mintetrator of the Govwmwk j . Whorea", by the twelfth "S^1":',?'.«« Abolition of Provinces Act, Ibio ••.-Km other thlrßS. enacted "i»tilli? c?,Ki»ll eral Afsembly. and In BVW*f^tSl the Lealslatnre of an abolished ""TS!^ the said Aot, the ««w»lc*.«tw3'--1 GBZ9tte." or - (Wioolal Oovetniiimjw"^ or other similar eprMMR^ '*K^J respect to anyproylncUl district,w to moan the •• Now Zea.^odH"^-. to !P newspaper as from time to «n«™ j w pointed by the Governor for tie pnrw |tU , •erting therein notifications; ot •"'Jggii* Ing to the Govornmentof theeolwjg^^ minlßtration of the Government irw_ provincial dlßtrict. n-wilaffllV* Now. therefore, I. Jamas R«Jffi c« admiahtrator of tha Governmest oim^ t o( New Z «laßd, to pnreaaroj »ySfc^ overy power snd authority• TtstjJ'g^alflr behalf, do hereby reyofeejll ffK&fl; tofore made, sod in "en O»«'eot. aoo » i( j pointthanowspspors»P«<*fl«*auS«&»< i hereto to bo the newspapers««' ""^ari i serttng therein, dHrtofjrhejearon'^jd eltibt hundrad »nn eighty threM ««",,*« whiob. bf any Aot of Uw. r «ffi^sSs»JJ Oroiranoa ot any f^^^SSsiirSi quired to to 'n»erte4 itttte W£SSwtf»2 mem'•' Gazette" within tbe, PwW^j,, narxed opposite the name of eaoß us raEpootlvely in suofl schedule, SCHEDULE. " " 'I P^f Name of Newspaper. | utstfW , ". AUCStAND FVBNIIfS STAB*.:} £»«$ "-aranaSl Herald .. - "! B»ffiw (lw' " Dally 'felegragh .. - "ive!**. '„ '• liveoiog Mall" .. •- -Iffigbtff 1 ■• MBrlboronghKxpreS) « "! woatlw* "WwtCOMt Tlmei' •• •• qwwW' " Otsgo T)sily"Timo3 and V?ii-\ m^ ■■ness" •• - :; "j ___^—-