SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER^ 1 j>KIL 7, BtJNSET.—This Kvc I BUNKTSK—To-tur I MOON-SAGK-/ I jpiSHEBMEN. f i» bcived instruc lona, a#''" iloD«6lde Wator inrvol built and Mis. Gear, An-

CITY COUNCIL.

! The ordinary weekly meeting of the City Council was hold last evening. There were present: His Worship the Mayor (J, M. Clark, Hsq.) in the chuir, Councillor Stevenson, Boardman, Phillipps, Devoro, Crowthor, Wadde), Thompson, Aickin, Dacre, Montague, Harper, Fleminy, Bell, Burns, Gatrett, George, Ma&efi.ld; and Mackechnie. UeainAOß.—William Felton wote ob jecting to ■ the proposed main sew* r going through his property in M.irnjiou-street, between Upper Queen and Symoids- -trcetp. ho added that He would not object to it goin? iut:> the original water-course. —The Engineer reported that there win lniking in the objection, and reconim nled tha Council to adopt the course as recommin ded.—The objection was not entoitailed. Strayed Uattle.—Noah Woo,) wrote stating that the expense t) which hi< brother and binnelf Lad bean put through the straying of their cittle owing to the negligence o£ the Council's servants amounted to £915a, iudcpenilcut of the in convotiiencc to which the> bad been put. Fie suggested the remission of a quartei'a rent would be a fair compensation for damage lo turf.—Referred to the .Legal Committee. COLLINCSWOOD stbeet. — Letter from ; James lieron, stating his intention to erect a retaining wall in front ot lua property in Uolliugvvood-streot, and 'asking for the removal of a bauk of earth. —It was agreed that the work bo done as requested. Reserve. — From the Crown lands Cilice, Wellington, Btating that the Go vernment would be prepared to insert a clause ia any special powers and contracts bill that may bo introduced during the session for the purpose of vestiug the threc nnd-a half acres of the Lunatic Asylum re serve at Point Chevalier in the City Coun cil, if the Council would advertise tbe in tention of dealing with the reserve, as re quired.—Agreed to advottise as required, and prepare the necessary clause. Hepaihs.—Letter from J. C. Pelham, applying for permission to repair and make alterations to a dwelling-homo iv Alb rt street, next to Superintendent Hughes'*. — Mr lsllis pointed out that the Building i Regulations would bo iufringed by the pro posed repair?, and it was agreed that the ■ regulations bo adhered to. Dust Cart.—Letter from F. Smith and other residents of Little Queen-street, asking that the dust-cart should be sent through that thoroughfare periodically.— Referred to the Streets Committee. Contract. — From Thomas Kelly, stntiog that the Alexandra-street contract had beeu completed, and asking to ba fur nished with particulars of claims that had been sent into the Council on that account. —Referred to tbe Finance Committee. Beach Koad.—Letter from tho Harbour Board, offering to hand over to the City Council the piece of land south of Beach Road (portion of which is referted to in Mr Fenton'g letter), for the pu'posa of widen ing Beach Koad and effecting other neces.

sary improvements. —On the motion of tho Mayor, the ctt'er was accepted, and the matter was referred to the Streets Com mittee for their report. MAIN Sewer.— Letter from the Harbour Board stating that at a meeting of that body it was agreed:—" That the But accumulated at the mouth of the sewer be removed ; that the beach at the mouth of tho sower be excavated to the rock in order to retain the silt when discharged from tha sewer; the coat of tbeae works be borne by tho City Council; and that the atten tion ot the Council be drawn to the urgent necessity for taking measures to proved the scwag* of the city from bciug dis charged into the harbour,"—Hia Worship said ho would be sorry to accept any responsibility for tho silt at the pljca where the storm-water flowed out. It wsa not from tho main sewer. Regarding tho other matter, ho would ask the Harbour Uoard where tho sewago was to go. He moved that tho Council decline to accept the responsibility until it knows the character of the bank of silt referred t».

Patronaov.—Letter from Mr Wheeler, agent for Miss Juuo, asking fortho patron, ago and presence of the Mayor and Coum il lors at the performance on Monday eve; ■ in<j, The application vas approved, ontlio motion of His Worship.

London-street.—The residents of Lon- Jon-Hlrcoh, Vonsnnby, through Cr Board man, presented a pelitiou pointing out the bad state of the footpath? and cluumls, and asking that the necessary repairs be made -Received and referred to the Streets Com mittee.

JVEW-STKEBr, -A petition wa? received from the readouts of Wew-strcet, off llepburu-street, complaining of the almost impassable state of tuo thorough-fare. — Received aud rofctred t) tac Strcois Com initteo.

CONxnimmoN to Tike Brigade,—The Legal Committee reported in reference to the UticvfroinMrH. Woisp on this subject,

-11 that the Committee understand that the Council have no power to compel the com panies to contribute to the extinction of lirt-s, and therefore, at present, recommend them to accept the position,"—Recommen dation adopted, Dkaininq into Westers Park.—The Legal Committee rocoinmcnd thut as a number of properties are draining into Western Park, tho Sanitary Inspector be instructed to take necessary steps to have the same removed.—The recommendation was adopted. iJKAiNAGB op Parselli,— The Le»al Committee recommended that a reply be sent to U idon Sash and Door Company, that as the sewage from Parntll falls into A tidal creek, it will be iv the province of the Harbour Board to deal with the matter, and recommended that a notice he sent to the Parnell Borough Council, to the effect of tho Surveyors memo, viz.—The Parnell Council should be made aware that if the City Council allow them draiobge in the creek, they will have to bear their share of cost in conveying it through the culvert tn the sea when that is required to be done :— The recommendation of the committee was adopted. Legal Committee. — This committee also recommended: (1) That the librarian bo authorised to shelve the books in the best possible order; (2) that a lamp be erected at south side of gate in Victoria street East; (3) that the committee be authorised to take men no lorjger required in a lbert Park for a short time to complete work in the Western Park.—The report was adopted. sstrkeTS (Jommittke. —This Committee recommended (1) Lotter from, J. Frosser re footpath south side of Karangahapa Road. Xhat reply be sent that paths will be shortly reduced to permanent level, and that temporary repairs be made. — i2) Letter ironi J. M. Alexander, on be half of J. Lylo and petition residents of Wellington - street, re objection to work being done.—Kcieried to the Legal Committee on tho question of liability. - (3) Letter from J. Davey, re lamps in Vic toria-street and Waterloo Quadrant. That a lamp lie placed in terras of surveyor's re port, viz., about William-street, in Vic toria Quadrant,—(4) Report from W, Ewington, re streets wherein mains have not been laid. That waterworks engiueer proceed with laying mains in tl c streetsmoi tioned, where practicable and most nseded, balance beingleft till next spring. Committee suggest that all instruction should go through the " Superintendent" Engineer as to the employment of any additional labour required.—(s) Report re bu lding surveyor re public buildings : That in all cases where doors of public buildings open in wardly (instructions be given to have thesame open outwards befort next license is issued. (G) Letter from JJ. Fin'ay and others, also motion, No. 748 (i.e.), Stanley-street; that Engiueei's report be adopted, viz, that a footpath along the east side of Stanley-street, wi'h water channel out out, be made between the Strand and the Fibre Company's works at a coat of £50; also, two new lamps be erected, one at Bowliag Green, and at entrance of Domain, and one a little to the south of junct on of Alton Road. Your Committee recommend that open drain be cleaned ot stnues, &c— (7) Street Lamps: That the Engineer be instructed to havo all street lamps (the light from which is rendered useless by tho erection of verandahs and trees adjacent) eithor removed a thort distance or lowered, as may be deemed best.—Cr Boardman added verbally that the drain in Stanley street did not appear to be very offensive.— Cr Aickin remarked that *tais was very astonishing, considering the number of complaints they had received about that drain. The committee must havo visited tho spot when the drainage from the hospital was n"t comiog down in any strength— The report was adopted with the alteration of the words, "Superintend n<» Engineer " to Waterworks Engineer, STREET LEVELS AND TRAMWAYS. Montague moved, " That tenders be called for forming and metalling Syrnonds-street, from Weilesley-stre.it East to corner of Karangahape Koad." Tha mover eaid he was only following up the previous resolu tioii about forming the streets to the per manent levels. He bad consulted the Engineer on the advisability of calling tor tenders for this part of tfie work; Tho objection raised to tha work wua tte

necessary closing of this important outlet, | bat ho proposed that it should be divided i into two sections. It was not the case ' | that he was moviDg in direct opposition to i Cr Mackechnie's motion of last meeting. I This work was urgent, as so short a time would elapse before the contracts for the . tramways must bs completed. An attempt, i was made last week to shelve this work for nine or teo'inontbs, bat that was beyond all i lvasou. -'. r Burns seconded the resold i tion coneidsrinij tbe work was greatly ■ needed. They had visited the spot yea i terday, aud found it absolutely neces sary that something should bo done. Cr Phillipps ask- d if it would not first be necessary to lescind a previous rfsolutioo providing that the works should be under taken in the order in which they were authorised.—Cr Aickio pointed out that Cr Mackecknio'a resolution agreed to at the l>st meeting concluded with the • words ■'unless othtrwire orlered by tho Council." —The Mayor added that the plats and! specifications of the work had already bien approved by tbe Council. -la answer to a question,the suiveyor said the specifica tions had not teen prepared. - t-'onie farther discussion took place, when l.r Wadiiel moved as an auicndmeut, and Cr Miiekechi/ie seconded, " That the for mation of those streets bo taken in their turn."-The amendment was put aud lost, aud the motion was carried. Kerbstones. — Tenders were received for supply of kerbstones as follow: -Elias Andrews, £99 (accopted); H. Smith, £129; Drum, £109 10a.— The Engineer's estimate was £100. Lamp-posts! —Tenders for 50 lamp-posts W.-ro received: Paul and Schenck, £213 10s (accep-ed); C. Hawkeswood, £223 15s. Town uall. -a discussion on this sub ject is reported elsewhere This concluded the business-

TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.)

Weights for the principal events at the Auckland Autumn Meeting will be de clared at Mr Percival'a office to-night. There ore 29 en'ries for the Autumn Handi cap, and 21 for the Easter Handicap certainly very sparse considering the stakes to be run for, and also remembering trie fact that there are no counter attraction;. The knowing ones have been Bomewhatexercised in mind aa to Minerva, tola speedy mare having been entered for but one of the handicaps—the Autumn, Perhaps the owoer thinks he has a horse good enough for each race I

The following is a short account of the career of Darebin, the Sydney Cup winner: —V.X.C. Meeting, 1881; ran third to Koyal Maid in Ascot Vale stakes I and second to Cooreena in Nursery Handicap. Also as a two-year-old he won the Two-year-old Handicap at Ade laide, us a three-year-old hla name at ODce came into prominence by his win of the V.R.C. Derby ia the fastest time on record, the i>raud performer, Commotion, being one of the najjs who taw Ms tail on that osi usion. He also landed the Mares' Produce stakes, hut he ran nowhere in the Cap. At the V. n.C. Midsummer and Autumn Meetings his luck was out, though he succeeded in running second ia the St. .Leger, and' Yarraville Stakes. At Ade laide he easily appropriated the Birthday Cup and the St. Le^er. 'Iliis season at the V. K. C. fpiing Meeting he rau fourth for the Melbourne Cup, with 9st 9lbs up, and won the Royal FarK Stakes. Hisvietory of the Sydney Cup—canning eisjut pounds over weivht-for-aae—the other day, entitles tim to a prominent place a-Dun«j; the famous names in Australian racing annals. Minerva is now undergoing preparation for the Autumn M«eting. According to a Melbourne paptr, the settling over the V.X.C. meeting is the heaviest for years The amount that changed hands exceeded £100,000. The lhamo) R.ces p oved a complete fiasco, i yric won the big event.

A son of Five, the Waikato stallion, re> cently distinguished himself iv Australia, I refer to The Bean, who on Saturday lasi won the Kous Handicap at the A.J.C. meeting.

Loud have been the complaints and manifold the grumblings of sportsmen at at the incomplete accounts received of the Taranaki races. In the description of the Handicap, even, the names of the starters waie not fjiveu.

" Taupo " Gallagher doe 3 not intend to race any of his cittlethis seieon. They are luxuriating in the meadows at Tapu haeruru

The Hawera "Star" is responsible tor the statement that King Quail has broken dowu, and will not again sport silk this season.

At the Bale of the Middle Pai k youngsters at Chiistchurch recently, a chestnut colt, by Kiog of Clubs — Idalia, realised the top price — 625 guineas. He fell to the bid pf the lucky Mr Pilbraw. A hay filly, by th-j same sire, from Welcome Jack's dam, Miss Flat, fetched 185 guineas -just 85 guineas more than Welcome Jack was pur chased for at the same age. Leonora, the winner of the Taranaki J.C. Handicap, is by Leolinus, out of Go?sip, the dam of Canard. The owner, Captain Russell, bought her a year ago at Mr Stead's sale for 100 guineas. In Christchurch the settling over recent mpeiings ha*, says the Press, been very bad, and the bookmakers are loud iv their complaints concerning the dilatoriness of backers.

The King of the Netherlands has pro sented to the Jockey Club a cup wurth £600, to be called " Tne Orange Cup," and to b3 run for by horsei owned and bred in Great Britain aud Ireland.

Mr W. Branch has sold BcUnont to Mr Forrester tor £400, and Le Beau to Mr Smart for £300.

The Drummer, at Total (?. A.,) is reported to have burst a blood vessel in the way that Kelpie did some time ago. A ccording to the rumour, Mr Reynolds has but little hope of The Drummer's recovery. For the barebacked hurdle race at the the Cranbourn (Vie.) races recently, nine horses started. There were fewer mishaps than frequently occur during hurdle races at Flemington. On'y one rider was thrown, and one horse fell. Premier won the event.

According to the Sydney Mail, Delusion, the fine South Australian bred filly, who: ran third in the Normanby Stakes, has been sold by Mr Crozier for the long figure of 1000 guinea? to that spirited buyer, Mr A. F. Mnart, of Sydney, the owoer of War wick and Archie.

At a sale of racehorses at Flcmiagton lately, Cleolite, the winner of the 1000 ---guinca Wagga Cup, with a handsome foal at foot by Ulennmikie, and in foal to him again, realised only 55 guineas. Mermaid, with a foal by the same sire, and in foal to him again, realised only 42 j guineas. Kit Nubbles was sold for 100 guinea?.

At the sale of John Cobham's stud at Melbourne, St. Albans was purchased by Mr J. Wilson for 900 guineas'. A two-year colt by Yattendon — Mandragora, was bought by Mr Heywood for 030 guineas, and a 2-year old bay colt by Maribyrnong frorn^ Babena was purchased by Mr W. Branch, for 200 guineas. Napper Tandy, by Maribyrnopg from Cremorne, was bought by Mr Weir, for 150 guineas, and the same price was paid by Mr Heywood, for Sir Charles. Malvern, a bay colt, by Mari byrnong, from Guilder Kose, was purchased by Mr Holmee, for 130 guineas. Warwick, the winner of the Champagne Stakes at wydney on Easter Monday, is a compact powerful bay colt of average size, and was purchased at a high fijnre by Mr A. P. Smart. He is tall brother to Kich. mond, Bosworth, and Palmyra, and is by Maribyrnong The Fawn. By the way, Copra, who was second for the Cham pagne Stakoa, is a full sister to. the cele baated Navigator.

Timara Eaces.—First Day,

(BY TELEGBAPH—rKKSS ASSOCIATION.)

TIMAKU, this day. Foe tbe first day of thi? meeting the weather was delightful. The attendauc?, however, was only moderate. The total izator was well patronised in proportion to the attendance. Nearly £1800 was put through the two machine?. The highest dividend was £5 Is. The following are tho rssults: —

Sires' Pboiuce Stakes of 60sovs., wita sweep of Q-ovs. for acceptors, to go to second horse; for two-year-olds. Dis tance, 6 furlongs.

Mr Curries Sweet William (Derritt) ... 1 MrG. N. Orbell'schf Drift (Rudings)... 2 MrF. Glasion'sSpofforth(L'ank) ... 3

Mr Devon's Normaa also ran>

The starter got them away at the first attempt. Urifc cut out the irunning, and led all the way to the straight. At th 3 turn Derritt brought Sweet M< illiam to the front, and this colt and the filly left the other two, and the favourite came in an easy winner. Time, lmin. 27aoc.

,go to tho second horse l^f*l^, to ' quarters. Cl l tel|e and Utfe e . i Mb a °rSr BT~-4 --.^i lb . MrP Butler's Luna (a«ed 7,t"io.v <$' 3 once went to the front 2s* « wester second. All cam., Son1. stani close together p»3o R tT 4>fi Boa'wester inTfront lun an « f,?" I'W■:• Emma and Ta.mar, On r™ V h6n and turning I to-the ,M> B*^.." ■ brought Tasn.an up anfi 1, £«4 . straight under th e P whip ?u7 a g f d,7 U% cut out Lady Emma, a ?d b ~r th°r * the post overhauled Son'wSS? sioghnn won a hard Zl 'ft a a»d P«fc Time, 2 mm. 13atc?. , y a I! B»etlu , G«AND Stand BubdwSaob of on becond hnr^e lOsovs. ■ 80sov *v eight flights of hurdles. imiUs '°f«: ' Mr J. Dooley's Milo, 9 t 3Nh 10' n v (A. Hoskins) J ' J"&h ■■'■'■■ ML y T4 ulle. r.' sQr^^v'ioaMT: 2 Mr Sherwin's Mokarakara (0 3 7,r I": 3: over), ako started. Cana d w '^^ Messrs. Mason andValknce'sh'f v gSI ' 3yrs Bst2lbs(D. Webster) MtV Mr T. S. Dodson's b f, byCaß««i, "' 3 Miss King, 3yw, U CS^S"^ Hon.U. McLean's Lady tnfifel^ Mr. Butler's Luna ( 8 3t21b 8 ) S& 1 BEtusa Handicap R toß o f Kso " ed> Mr Hammond's Dalesman/ a »ed^""' Hoskins) ' V a la, Four others started. The'*imC » '" ,' after the race for £22. : , was B°U

R. M. COURT.-Yesterday Con cluded.

Mills v. Wright, claim «s, dimai, V : Cotter appeared for plaintiff' Mriffi! BrrH»"'. defendant, Baid the bill of parSS?"™' ]« .nfflolen*. Soeclflo datea Bh^SS h.^ u> dlven. Mr Cotter repUed. ana H J S n «« ruled, that in tola instance the «.-«T3"' ralaht ba enlflolent. Mr Coff K^'V oa«o; the parties oooaplea adjouUnu aS*!.* 8 in Morton and Cook-gueets. and «„» ■eals Mula. made a. dran thronah w a"; mtaea. but the work waii h»»i? i p * '; and plaintiff bad jU'^Mi venlanoe thereby.-Jane Mi^wMa^ttel -deposed th«! ihe pipea uiacea % %ffi WtUiiA tttrongh her pramlges wi»^2*^ that ihora ws a freqaent orerflw of Z* upon her Kronnd,and her oropa"Slfiffi? Her oats ai lpotetoea weresXPSßS the ioaa at £4 per year (four years)? gffil"3, put to ths expense of carbolio pojrtsr X away fevar.-CrM9 exsminod br Sr S^'■ and Kllen Wr ghl R ay« evldaro^-cSX " e»oh Bide havin« Bpoken. Hla WirAloSi .naMMtion bo.hot Mr Thowe MdlSSito Son!° aa9 aLotmßnt beforoll^ . Elliott'v. Burke; claim. £3,105a.~MrCottaf' appeared for plaintiff; Mr Tyler dXba ( = Thta was a clalmraado by Capt.tt;EuSftSft, defendant a carman, tor lossßUßtaineaSiS defendant error in leaving a tnrbln&DirSr attheßailwayWharfinlieuofaenSSS;- : posed that he Raye low d. fendaaV4 WMmto ' atooß Bros; aefeo^ant was in Cantaia bK employ.-Captiln Elliott gave Blmilsrertdm™! on the 15th D«oamb,r lafct, ha^Swi » turbine and iron pipe M ?E. one or two hours after," defcniui came back and said the sohoooer woildaot taia them. He told Burke to get them baekandaiat them to Stone Brothers. Burko retaraK' said the schooner had taken hlm.".KiiOirtM::: the goods were for the Thames, ha thoorfit thl; firm had sent them by one of their own vaaek ■ Stone Brothers held him responsible. Ec now claimed the amount o£ expenses in the s™ mona.-Edward George Smith also gave crt dence.—Defendant said he was ordered to tabi the things to Stone Bros.' yard at theEsflwny Wharf.—His Worship considered that defend ant had been guilty oj negligence, and give"'" judgment for plaintiff, with costs. • :!..',.

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„„ vurrßlN. j_ r- Auctioneer. MONDAY, APRIL 9, At 11 o'clock, BALANCE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. By order of Mr L. F. Neumegcu. Next to the Albert Hotel, Queen-street. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L. H. Neumcgon to soil as above, commenc ing at 11 o'clock, Tho balanco o£ tho Unredeemed Pledges, JowoUory, Clothing, Tools, &c, Sec. Tho whole must "bo positively so'diwMr Neuniogen has to give possession of tho promises early. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, AFKIL 10 and 11. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE OF Oflslimero Lustres (Black & Gold), Blankets, Rugs, Dark Prints, Hosiery, Men's Waterproof Coats, English and Melbourne-made Clothing, Shirts, Men's, Boys', and Youths' Felt Hats, Biaces, Ties, Leggins, Buggy Rugs, &C, &0 , &0. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at hia rooms (opposito Messrs Thornton, Smlt and ITlrth's Mills), Lower Quoen-Btreet, on Xaesfisyand Wednesday next, KCk CASKS AND BALES OF ABOVK GOODS. Terns at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 12. TRADE SALE OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Roomß (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Quoen-street, on tho above date, at li o'clock. jAA TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS, Terms at Sale. 9. 8. 000HBANK.] 1 JAMES DAOBB MONDAY, APRIL 9. VILLA RESIDENCE SITES, MOUJST ST. JOHN. fIIHE SnbsciiDers have received instrac- L tlons to sell by public auction, at the Land Hart, Fort-street, on Monday, April 9th, at 12 (/dock. Allotments 23,23, 21. and 25. BastMsytown, Epsom, containlnK 6a Or 27p, more or less, situate at the foot ot Mount St. John, and immediate'} opposite Alsjor Georgb's property, A good commanding view can bo obtained from any portion of tee property, and for villa sites cannot bo surpassed in tho euburte. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers Wi B. OOCHKAN3S JAB. DAOEI MONDAY, APRIL 9. FREEHOLD PROPERTY AND COTTiiGJS, ONEHUNGa, rfiHE Subscribers have received instruc- JL tions from Mr Geo. Flatman (who is leav ing the co'nny) to soil, at the land Matt. Fort ttieet. on Mondar, April 9. at 12 o'oloctr. ma FRKKHOLD RKSIDENOK, Bituate In Regent-street (off Oburoh street). One hnnßß, oreoted on Lot 19 ot small lots, containing ja. Ir. lp.. substantially fen ced with etone wall and coping, and subdivided into 3 paddocks. Planted ■with trait trees In good bearing. Ont bnildlngs comprise suable, oow-house, piKßory, aheris, So, Gcod well of water. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer*. W. S. COCHRANE. JAS. DACKE, MONDAY, APRIL 16. | CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. THE PINES. TpHE undersigned have received instrue- J tions from Messrs Jletcalfe and Hill to Bell, by pnblio auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort- Street, on Monday, lGth inst, at 12 o'clock, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate half-a-mile from the Penrose Railway Station; there is a good seven-roomed house upon the property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.: the whole can be profitably subdivided into flve and ten acre sections, each of which would pos sess flrst-clas3building sites,commanding extensive and beautiful views. PJans showing tho position and proposed sub division are in course of preparation, and every facility will bo given for in specting the property, which is within three-quarters of an hour from tho Auck land Railway Station, either by road or rail. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auctioneers. r^OUNTKY CATTLB SALES. 1 \j . Walnka-Saturday, April 7 Pokeno— Monday, April 16 Drnry—Wednesday, April 18 Papakura—Wednesday, April 25, ahtred"buckland. Tuesdays, the! haymarket. sale of wool, sheepskins HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, Mil o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND, . — MONDAY, APRIL 9. —^^ SALK OF FARM STOCK 3c FARMING IMPLEMENTS AT FLAT BOS 7. THE Undersigned has received instruc tions from Mr Tbos Hunter to sell, on his farm at Flat Bosh, on Monday, April 8, at oleveu tfolook, 813 STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS, 08 follows :— 5 Draught Horses A Two-j ear-old Colt Two Riding Horses Mare and Foal 4 Cows and Yearling Bull 120 Sheep and Lambs Donble and Single Ploughs by Wallace 3 Horse Iron Harrows Grubber (to'Ior) Champion Reaner and Mower Champion Drill Trap and Harness Plough and Cart Harness Two Drays Stock Oaten Straw Stack Wheat Straw 100 Sacks Oats Fowl Whaat and Sundries, Also, AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. "The lease ot tho Farm, containing 290 acres, tWTlsg 3 years to run. ALFRED BUCKXAND. " MONDAY, APRIL 9, NOON. OHB WOODEN 4-ROOMED COTTAGE, MILLS' LANE. B. O. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Messrs Flatter and Co. to sell by auotion, on the premises, Mili&' Lane, One Wooden l-roomed Cottage, oltuatod In Mills' Lano. off West Queen-street, to be removed within four days ol day of sale. B. C. GREENWOOD, . Auctioneer. " TUESDAY, APRIL 10~ JUNCTION YARDS. -WTIOK SaIE, at the Junction Yards, on Jp,' Tuesday next, ISO F*t Oxen, from Sand HlUs, Motamato, WattftCß, and Walkato ■ 650 Fat Sheep 1(10 Fat Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, Fat end Store PIgB. HUJNTER & NOLAN. ,



J fitncT.ton". f —— ~- I .'I- ! B, TONKB. It. C, OA3UU B, O, XOMKS MONDAY, AI'KIL 9. \ j QALE OH1 pIANOS ! OIANQSI OIANOSI^ BY THE BKST MAKBBB. B. TONES & CO. H'AVfi received instructions to sell, on Monduy next, A LARGifi CONSIGNMENT OK PIANOS, IN Walnut Rosewood, and Uluelc and Gold, by tho celebrated makers— • WEBKU , RICIItKR BORD SIMON ZifITIER &WENKLKMAN &C, &C, &O. B, TONES & 0 0,, Auctioneers. B, TONK9, It, 0. CARR. . B. 11, TONES PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, B. TONES & DO, IaTTILL sell by auction, in April noxt, THB WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY ol the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (iJmited>, at HUNTLT. a^joiniDg tho TAUPIRI COAL MINKS. The Land la now bslng laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At tho siitro time will be sold THE HOUSES, wira ALLOTMENTS, Which now Gtnmt on tho property, ContistiDg of— 3 Homos oontalnlnc four rooms sach 1 Unußii ocntninliiK ihreorojina 1 Honsa con tain ing two rooms 1 Blaokemith's bhop 1 Stable. Terms Kapy, Plsn3 ready shortly. Farther particulars may bo had of B, TONKS & 00., Auctioneers. Coachbuilders, &o. Cousins & A.T kin, D3SIQNER3 AND BUILDERS OF KNGIiTSH. AMKRtUAN, FRKVOH. AND ANS OTHKB STYLK OB1 CARRIAGES. ESWBLIPHED 1861. Insurance r^OVERNMKNT LIFE INSURANCE. Head Office! PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington Thk Okly New Zealand Life Office, government security. mutual insurance. lowest premiums. The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance of £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus of £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits. Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in tho industrial branch. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with ta- PARTICIPATION in PROFITS, -ffili PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—Tho Government not only brings In suranco within the reach of nearly every mnn woman, and child in tho community, but pro viles the description of policy and mode of pay must beat suited to the requirements of each. S M. LUCKIE Commissioner "DEDUCTION IN FIRE KATES, XV NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ..ONE MILLION BTERUNGI FIRK RIBKS taken on the moilt LIBERAL TERMS, PROMPT BHffTL'aMBNTB. UNDOUBTBD SKOURITY. GHO. P. PIERCE, Manager. Public iNotices. TVTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY 131 AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New"Zealand: THB TRIANGLE, OHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Beo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P, Cunningham. Tho undersigned beers to Inform Grain Mer chants and othera that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall have irompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of Jew Zealand Produce. r. h, stevenson, Agent. Union Insurance Ofllce, Queen-street Coffee i Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown, DUBHAM-STKEET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND CO7FEK & SPICK MERCHANT, Has AtwAYd on Band and Fob S am— FLOUR, In saolts, IUCs, and 00'a, " Bine" brand FLOUR, In Bnofts. 100's, and 60's, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPBR AND SPICES. In the matter of COFFEE,theattentton of the Pnbllo Is called to the esoellenoe of my brands, and a trial solicited. Tho Mixtures are oomposed only of the Best Plantation Coffee and the Best Chicory procnrable, ana may be characterised thus— " Ka«le" (my best brand), nearly pure ooffeo "Ship" and "Camel," medium coffees of great strength and flavour » "Castle" and "Leopard," low medium and common coffees. To lovers ol really fine Coffee, I strongly re- t mmend the "Kagie," but to the genoral taste Medium coffees are found to be moat acceptable, and I say, therefore, #» Tux thb ship Rrand ° Tey the OAMKL Hiursn woourawe bom ail Merchants ana Store. QOFFKB QOFFKK /pOFFBB



I Merchandise ,jC • i ~ "~~ : " " AIM'HUK •JO W-ATHAM JO.* J-i GiSSKBKAI. IMFOOTKE ; ASM B!0OMMI8SIOK MBBOHAHS, i S3, JU)V7SB QUEBN • STBSSI1, Aookhand ; ; (Ootbulw Railway Kootumattoa), AMD AT S, MKW BHOAD-BTWaCT, LOHDOM. AUo Koproseutntlvon In America, Ooa. ■Hnontftl and Colonial Ports, GSJSKItAi MERCHANDISE ', (JIHUMTa BTOKBi ssas, ooroaßß , VUM'Ei! AND BPIOBS CTUiiB MSinTS OAHSSD SROIT AND VaOOTABMB ffIRESUBVia) HtLXW ' I ■ KVTOARO : BIOS, TAPrOOi, AKD lUBO SBSTPAEX'SRT oomraawoNEav !KN AND /'.DTJ.IN-j I ffSSRSRYaB ffIRH SUKDIiCB I aoi.osiAE. TisosroaH '; sobaocob UVJAM iNll CWAIiHIIISS WAX MATOHEfI WJUFI'SNO VAPBTM iiVsFEiS IUOB SWSKKfI O<MMU!9 ASM) ST,AfIS2!! GSOOKIBBZ J.-fiUO.i AND UAILUOmnMB WI»«W AOT3 Bl'lWW AGffiNtiy AND OAMPLB ROOMO j Vex Msrersrt A»D Fobkibb StAHCriOroßsß? INDENTS 1?OR ALL OLASBKB Off MERCHANDISE. jI>XEOUTVD ON ADVANTAQKOUB TSBHS, unaisAt jiovAKOc;i on Kauri Wutu. Woo end oihor Colonial and Inland Produce tor ship mod to London, at which port nmg nil DoeiTß prow* ektautlonlron? MrL. A. Nnthns ARTHUR H. NATHAH. DJSAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, ED. ff AX n TKWIQ DWA It U LX W I tJ t C) CUBTOM-HOUSK-3TREET 0 13 OFFERING - £JHIN^. QLAS3 & j?ARTHKNWARH a , AT CHRAPKR PRICES THAN KVKK OFFKRED IN THK COLONY. t) THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. c The Tbadh and Ukneilai. Public h Arb Invithd to Inspect. BREAKFAST, DINNER. AND TEA SETS; WKDDIN& AND BIRTHDAY I'RKBKNTS. &c, oic, &o. EDWARD LEWIS. MOOKE & moWNSHEND, 0 0 KU & -LOWNSHEND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS Of tho following Gooda which are OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARK NOW on SALE— POUTS Sherries Madeira Charopngno SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA EUAI Lowniles' do BRANDIES Hennesay's * * * Martell'a palo and dark Cavalier * * • in bulk and case Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Greonlesa and Colvillo'a Uunvillo'a AUSTRALIAN WINKS Tokay Mataro Unseat Sliiraz RoislinK Hockhcimor Frontlgnao Chiissclna in pints nnd quarts LIQUEURS Curacoa Maraschino CLARETS La Koso St. Julion La Fcto St. Kstopho St. Kmlieon (hanto) ALE AND STOUT Marrian'fl Bass Tcnnant'a Guinness'a Dublin Stont Whithread London do In pints and quarts. Address: FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A* Heather, CiENKRAL IMPOKTKB, HAS ON HAND AND TO AKKIVE— BRANDY- Conrvolslor'B Brandy (n balk do do ono diamond, f oar dia mond, and VO Associated Vlneyaid Brandy In bnlicoue, SaslE, snd half-flask Mullor Freree' Brandy In bulk, cam, Oatk, and half-flask Hennessy'B Brandy In caeo W. and A. Gilboy'B Brandy In oase RUM- Lownflea', SO 0.p., -csska and hhdl Lemon Hart's, J-oneka W. and A. Gllboy'u, In oaao. VV and whlta WHISKY <bulk>- Qreenleeßi Invornws, Glonllvet, Terrier, Klrker, Greor and Cc, In demUohna ana 3 Kalian Jora WHlSKYjtowet— Oollla Blood, Royal Blond, Rob Roy, Jero boam, Glen Almond. W, and A. CtUbey'r Irish and Scotch in flasks SOHNAPPS- Henko'a, W. and A, GUbey'i WINKS (bnlltl- Sllva and Ourin'g, Aiuitrallen, Granaon, aofl Tokay WINKS (in cmg>— W. and A. Gllboy's (CaaUe brand), Port, Sherry, Clare*, Marsala, Madeira, la, a, c, o, b. and d; yd Clarets, 0, 1, 1, S, it Ohampdßns — Roodorori Perrler and Oamnaot AT.ll!— Bass, bottled by Hall Boar's Head, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottlod by John Koid Ashby's and MoUwan's "Qlobo" brand Anglo-Bavarian BTOOT- Boar's Head, Hall Edmond's Plr Brand Guinoisn's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nourotone, plnta and quarts Gale and Friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genalne White Load and Zioo Unseed Oil, Raw &nd Boiled, n drnmi Gole& Oil. In drnniH Castor Oil. in bulk ORIBD FRUITS- Unrrants, in half esitea JBlme r.alslne and Flrb Aldeu App!»a (avaporatad) KKKOdICNf... ISO and 15U teut- Devoe'a P.o> a! Brilliant, Light of ABB. Pre< rainm Hntoty Prims Yorit llama and Haoon at Low Rstos XOBACCO- Over tha WaSor, I3"a, Nallroa Uornl Standard Lour 6'B Venus, V'n, s's, Oou'ole Thiok P Pieoeo OILMEN'S BTORES- Teaa. Sunar, 10, iw. No. 8 Paper Bagg. Pickles, Ktpcored Horringa, Potted Moss*, and an anoortmont of Genoral Boadfl alwayo on hand. A H 2alhE B. THB HafiMARKET 1% QUJSEN-STRKKT, AUOKLAND ON BALK, AK&lvfili PBH CIOROMANDE'L AKD ROMAN BMPIRB,- Whlte Clover, Red Clover, Aluyke OlOTer, Cow. snisa, Meadow Fosoue, Meadow FoztalL Oroatert DoKDtel!, R»pe, Trofollnm laoarontum (Hoarlet OlotwJ. S'ROM AMBRIOA OIREOX- Ilmotlir. KonVnoJrp Blnssi'au (Poa PrstacHa). Poverty 3a*;ilyear4i;», Caabertrary Ryeterns*. Cookefoot. PratrioeifAw, B«ti*H. BARLY BBBD POTAI'OBB, AS ?OU,OWH I- Aebleof Kldnci-, Taylor'a Kidney, O&ntft* bnrr Flnkffl/PBitornon's Ylotorla. IiATKR VARIEIIKS-Hobart, Button's Uag i nnm Hannm, Hut«m'« glower Ball, ettt A&OO. O«W. Hurley, iieitax uiid Blown Seefl, Couma, Mine r,nil Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, Now Sea. IsnA Wlex. Tow. Jaoon aad Hams. KONEDOS11 AMD BONKrLOOK of all grade*.. . s-SI.AND ahd PRJinVHAN QUANO, ftO., ftO



UlLaad and BJstato Asretita i Wo s v b r n E, | it KutM'i, ;.iaKrt, nod General Coramls j lon Agent, 81, Queon-Btroot. Auaklnmt. K/T O X 5 A L" BJ J? BIT ICDWAUU WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. i i BSNWRAL BUSINESS for Silo; turnover e;Q,OoOaioar BIRKitwilHiAU (near WhaHl-Now oroomed HOuso BUSINKS3 SITK-KyberPass. Cheap. ' OttJCHUNGA-Houaß (0 roame) £250 and £100 ONKHUNQA-Small Houses choap . SKAWHIJ) KOAD-Honeo (81oouib), 8800 SitAfflKLl) ItOAD-UouBU aud Lot, £550 CITY (to LoaBD)-Cornor ahop. £3 a wuck MOUNT AiiKKHT—House Horoßinß),2aores J MOUNT AIiBKUT-Houßtt (12 rooms), 9 aoroa MOUNT ALUhßT—Choloa Hnilding hltoa MOUNT KDKN- Honso (7 rooms), 1 aoro MOUNT EORV-Houso (8 rooma>, £550 MOUNT I£HEN-Houßet4roomß), £210 MOUNT KDKN—Houeo (7 rooms), 10 acres MOUNT itiiKN— 'hopß, oaplcal elmatioa MOUNT KDICN-Oholce Building Silos KIOHMONJ)—Honpoa (3 to I rooms) KIOHMON 1)-Bulldlng Sites HAMILTON-Choloo acre Lota CITY (to ljeas6)-ManufaoturinK Premises with or without ptuuni power, &o. GHKKN L,ANK-sncron; flno vlflw KLTjKKBLIH.I—Oholoo Bulldlnn Sites KDMN TICIUUCIC-llouau (8 rooraB). large Lot FAKMd at biuniltom Cnmbrldge, Pukerlmu, j Whata " hat», K»lpara. &o. WANTKW, amnll Houses near Quoon-stroot to Purchase or Kent William Gulliver nOUaffi. LAND, KSTATK. AND COMMISSION AGKNT, DKAUQIITSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, I JLANS, &C, COMPILKI), (COOMIIICSB CIUMDKHB. f6. QUKICH-BTHBET, 1 AUOKLAND.) W.O. beps to notify his (rlcndn and tho nubllo Konoriiliy tint lw naa roraoved to tho abovo promif o<, whoro ho hopeß, by strlos attention to tho rt qniromrnm of hl» ollonts, to merit support. From lila lnri<o knowlcdßO of Ponnouby Pro perties, ho is in it position Bcoond to none to. doal with partlo] buyiug or sulllnu In tint dls trlot. Inspootlon of my Hat respoottnlly Invited). A ready sale for Cheap Houimn and AHotuaentß KO SALK NO OHAUQIf. A long list of Country Properties open to In. Bpeotlan. Insurances cireotcd at Lowoat Rates, Romombor tho Addioss— UOOMI3KB' CHAMBERS, quken-stkkkt. housk, land, and financial aaent' Vuluan Lank, Auckland. Bankers I—Natlouel Vruilt of Novr Zoalandi SBNTS and iHTKKKHT OoUeoteO, MONIE3T JnToated for Oapltoliata oa flrnt-olata »eoumiois. ■withotjt cua:j»bu Hix per eeiit Bllowed on dopoalts until Invested. MOUTWAGKB and LOANS Nstjotlntod, BHAKKB Hou«ht or Sold to ordo?. aSTATKB Maaseod tor Absentees, A LLGTMKNTH BonsM, ncrt Houses Built On JA. the Weekly Payment System. BUILDINO ALLOTMENTS SOU alliß At Fax rooti- Bootland-Btreo*. 60/ West-etreot, SO/ lukennan-Btreot, ii) Hoybnm-atreet, 80/ Bond-etreet, Is/ Ligar Place. 66/ Argyle-street, ifn Richmond Road, £3 Beroaford-stroot, SOI Ur.ak-utreak. ma Ferolvol Parade, Hi Wharf Koad, 20/ Koolamatlou. iM Mount Kdtm Uoa<l. a Howe-atreet. 80/ Kybor I'iwj, £8 10a Uaokott-smxu, HI Valloy Road, If 9 Kortbcote, lO.i Brighton i.or.c, 10/ And In rsrlotu athsv (txeatii at v* rates. JtAnnn TO LEND, uj Saa-.s oi filO and np 324WJV WM^R , on jjood sscnritles. SUBURBAN lIOTKL for Snip, ar,ont 7 milfS from Auckland, on n.aln thoroughfare, wllh several boioj ot lnud a<*jolnliig. Chance for bm<ver or OAplaHtt i^HAPKL-aTKKiCT—Two Houses for Saloon \j di'fur. ul puymonts. Capital chanot) (or hftndy man or working carpenur. mffO BKICK SllOH.i for falo In tho Centre 1. of ihn My. Quito ~v ow. Kxoolk'nt post tlnn for huslimsi'. 1 JON SON >)Y.—l'lvo-roomwl House for Halo in ClAntLoe-atroet; Will finished; ' good garden, t'noa tiSo,i. FItANKI.IN UOAO—Now Sroomod House fur Silo, at *:i,vj ; city water; or to Lot, at 20^ wentcly. T>AKNKuIj-Slx-roon)o.i Honec (now) for Silo JL In KniUind-itto. t; jilea^aut view of har bonr. Pfloe. fi:f'2s. Krvt; tf>rnu of payment, WBIiLIN QTON-STUHK I1 — 0 rcoiued liouee for Sale, with 2 lurge nllotumntp, front gnrdo". Price £150. /"IOUNTKY Si'OrtK for Sals, with 8-roomed \j Jiongo, Stable. Cow-ahed, FowJ-house. Plg g ry. Flvo noro.i la crop and orchard. Or to j et at 25a woukly. "vrOKVHCOl'ic—Allotments: two flno Cornor 1> Allotments tor tialo, llvo mlnntos walk {romlitwhurf. £3"oach. KoSH.II.NK hstatic.—Nearly Four Acres for on it.aln road to Auckland; level l:\nf, fenced. In grans: ii miles from Auckland. Also, fri anros, wntor froutitso. HOUSK at Mount Kdoa with about two «or«B ground, hnvliiK a mnln frontaßO of 117 ft,; orohard, K-irflon. oow-nbod. jilßnty, fowlhoaio, eta Vtlco, £<<"5 Kasy turam. ('OKA—NKWTON—Kour-roomed Houso and X>&o\J vvorkHhou for sale, scod Kunlou. jIUBLIN-.Vl'HK.'Ci', Norton—Ve:y oomfon lJ able Hiiuho for i^&le (new), ncr-r Poat and Telo/raph Olllcoa, oa doforrcd psymonta. BKlt:iSlftHtl>-dTUKKi'— i\bw ar.a verycon voalont tottage for Sale, near Ccngrego tlonal Church, On easy lermn. HAMILTON (WslSatol-Ilouaa and aoro ot ground for eato. two mlnuto3 walk from Bank of Now Zealand for £95, Lot 321. \\J AIKIKEIK-Kluhty actm at VValklekle >» for nib. SDlnnrlldchaiicofor wcrilnuni&n. NOftrHOOTit — tiovon-rooniud Houae, out btilidlna^, ftc, and SO acroa ot Laud for Salo. Very choap. Grand vlsw of the Jmrbour, Alwik New 7-rooniod. Honso and nearly saorts. DBVONPOUT, Lake iiuafl — doverai rorj oholoa Villa Sites for Solo, having road and ten frantsgee, and poEtsosalng iho flnuet landsoape vlcwn 10 bs towxA .vroiuid Anokliind. fQXft-A NICK NEW COTTAOB In New- X/40V i On IOT aaio, W (n. ] ars:o &,#, »uot. meiit 40 3 1001 vzti cheap. WAITiCMATA KIVnU FKOSTAOIC-Ijind for Sale &t £3 per r.cro, in larjo or small blocks. K.-jiy terms. -C-TKP—UOUb* tat Sale m WlDiun-etreei, *>io«' near St. Jamas' (Jlniroh. Alao, Very ComfortaWo flovoii-rocmod Houao. bath-room, &0., pil.-o £-150. EI'SOM— Gusl'eman's VH!b Ittuidonoo, aevev rconifi. cuaoh-house, alibiing, &c £10W. RKMUK.B.4— iraorM, JarHaia; asceUtut oail and splearttd riow BRienTON KOAD, PtrneU — Otx-rooaied Hunse few ar.if, Bllo'.mtrat «0 x Kfl 1 wster Utdoa. Price. *SflO PONiiONfIV— N«-w Hls-roomeJ Uouao and V/ortishoti »'3T Bnla 1 ivta al)ot'ji<;n«t two ftvutafv S I cast .Tirma. EpjUtSia siM Fa rfala at \¥sl!tomli!, Pare ■"■ morcms, Blokrs'B Potat, "VytJuvkorol, MrJin rr.iiui, North t'.hoic, Papakucd, fto. Alsu. see lilt la Nev /'salami Herald and Weekly New*. C H A S, "WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Laxe. Iron6ion«erv. CHSAt Q ARDWAIiB CTOUSP. £1 JOL S3*, QU«KN.B'SRKK'3f HAVE FOR BASIB-- KOWAT'» AWUCAPIWIO itAMfS AtSO, S3, BCT2HSB3, l?0HTfl, GtOBSH, AHD WzEBP &n& a Great Vavlaij' ot Oblmole^ Bonaan'n Lockwood's, and WidVAbb TABLK AND POOKKTSRST. JOEHSOH'n CISII.ISBRA.TKa BOTS.SOKS CfcAßK'a BOILBEa iUUOSPANH, 880. GiuffyjTH'a Paibb!-1 Xka akd Coimw* I'OtS, STAMPKB TiNHHB MEAT AND Fbs msmta, babies and Mira FAna {ali sfaao), 3UC2ETB, Tubs, Fails, amo O?Hwa, tinoojsu, Soeubbsbs, Whioes, &o, iiila, QhOTB, AKD KAIt BBUBHffii "ACK'B, UIiAOSS, AND &YHDOM'S aL'ADKn and uiaoiNa E&ARDKN HOES. FAKB3, AN).»'{.'ROWKLS% AVUVBH, Pj,AX,li:3, HAMJHSIiS, BjSAOtKp 5TW182 AKD PASSKS Btl'H (dll Blli8l8)i &ooks hihgheß, naii.s, ahd bbasßwabk, Sooit'q Gkhuihb Whits Lbab, . ffJVH PZSU CRN'S, UISCOOW3 AS?.ow(Sil to CaeU Parohsrew oa sli Ucles smoontlDst to SWi so '} spw-^d



i Ironiubnprery. "a" , T.&S.MORRIN&CO., i LIMITED, Wholosnlc and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of HARDWARE, a AGKICULTUIUL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, J.j FUKCING WIRE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. CO / m oo / a oo / / S M // / 2* I f / « in I all / 2 if ■'' m O( o ) !/ // r • ° co a oo ! • s° Single Barrel Gun?, Double Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Guns, Revolvers. SportiDg Powder (all qualities). intent Chillod Shot, Percussion Caps, Wade, Cartridges, Cattridfie Casos, Pntent Wire Cartridges for long ranges, Cartridge Bags, Game Bjgs, Gun Casrs, Car» tridge-makini! Implements, Re- Cappers, Extractor?, Air Pistols, Air Gun». T. & S. MO HKIN & CO. (LIMITEDj would cull specinl attention to the above ex tensive and well-selected stock of Gunß and Ammunition. guns at pricks to suit all pukchaseks, ' Carpenters1 Tools. A large | \'\ Assortment of .• 1 Knslish and ">;'•, \ American "•', '~ l ToOtiS, ; , T ','.':A comprising : — I i\ Saws of every I; y" description, I ~) ';*;vl Braces, Eovol- r. . V^,\ leil-edged Chi- j,i.,.,\ ''"."/'a aels, American {~■'.',; ,'■■.-.; .iAvt Socket Chisels, I-;; ~',„•;■ f.| Firmer Chisels, j '*'',' \i\ Gouge.", Ham- j -.•■'. y'\ mers, Squares, • ,\ • "V".;,\ Bevels.Gilpin'a \ '"'. ,\:A Brace Bit?, »' ''.:VX'M&M A meri ca n |, " ; v -^ V'':>::';\ Brace Bits, I ,>.f juN«vj<|lt» Morso's Twist | , I'T^ial Drills, Hollow • \|>\ Angers, Whee- jiH^Mi right*1 Jiruzzc», i'" •' \&s\ Lock Mortice ■' :,. ;'i Chisels, Piine . ; -$W!Ba lions, Sin«lu ' *W«\ nml Double I ■ " MffiA Pianos , , .^\<l\ (Smoothing, ' ~' 1 , ,'»! ii'3L 4 s. Xrc ■ ' ~Ht Grooving, ■ • • ." -kaSliffi^ Ploufihs)Bouch ?;..■•' -S.«B&PiHBHi Screws, ]! ; 't)ch I.•?"'."/;. '•;. \-fflir*fl|^lß Vice-, liorinp; J ' Vr's ji'ar'wffl^ Machines, oil | ■'■ •- 'JWsJpF W Stone?, Tool f^iXL^j^ JiW Kits, Floor f^jiiiii# _*^m3s[ C r a m p h, Smith's Patent A aM|iilPW Spring Hinges. MmUHtK^ If ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indispsnsible in every BecUroom. ELECTRIC BELLS— Electric Bells (in Sets), with Indicators ; single Electric Bells (inexpensive)), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Ollices. KBROSENE COOKING STOVBS- A largo Assortment; sizes in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family. CII EAPER THAN GAS. KEROSENE LAMPS- A Beautiful Assortment; .Now Dosifins; Dnplox, Table Lamps, Chandeliors, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS— English and American Rim and Moitiee Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and llobb's Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass aud Iron Bolts, Dook Chains, allows this door to remain opbn STILL SItCUBISLY ffABTHNBD ENAMELLED SINKS- EnameHed.Sinks; all sizes; Enamollcd Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and. Gopper Boilers, 12 to 30 • !'■ ; Portable Boilers, I ■;.Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines. • (SARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellory, Plate, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED. T.&S.MOKEIJS&CO., LIMITED. ENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAIJMT



BBWlng MaoUines. BINGKK B &WING 1 Blngei 0 M,wMans Btnitnr'f Oeolslvs WachlnnD SiJiport Koolalve jiurnSnoo flliiKcr'n Ueoledve MMidnm Slnptert iJoololve MmU»« BLoner't Uooklvi) MiChiaiyi SlnfKß'D Deolßlve MiichlQOf Slnger'e UecMve Maohlnoe Bln«>)r'8 Doolsive ttaofclnee Singer's and Maohlnm BlngeT'e Orervrhelmiuu Ylsohluea Singer's UvfltwhulcninK Machluw: Slugor'B OvKrwholmliiß Muoblneo Slngor's Overwlielniinu Maiililnoii Singer's over wholmiim Maotalnut Slnn'Jt'B Overwhelmlna il&ulilnns BlnKOr'e Ovorwholmlns Maohiuon Blnptor'e Ovorwholmlng Machines Blnaar't Victory for the Binaor Maohinet Singer's Victory Maohinon Bliißor1!! Victory Uaohlnev BlDger'i' Victory Uaohlnot Singer's Vlotory MsoMnee Slnuor'o , Victory (Unnhlnen Slngert Vlotory Maohlnot Slneer'e Victory Maohlnet Bin«ore Vlctoiy Uachlnee Slnmer'B Viotory Waohlnos Slngfr's Viotory ' Mttohlnes BlAßer'B At Chrlatohuroh Ilxliibitlon Sfaohlnte Ql^ger 3 Tiie Hinuoi Machlneo Bln!{ci''u The iilnfres li.'.ohiiioe Blngar'e The Hlnß-sJ KachlnoE Hlußfflrt The Bingor VS>iohln«« Sliißoro Xha Singer cfriohtnua Wiiijor fl The Blngei Moohlnee Slnsor b The alngor. Maohlcef Blusfor's fwo Gold Meflnla Mitohlnee BlcKor'e Two Gold Modnls Maohluu. Blngor1!! Two Gold Modalß Maohlne. Ulngsr*; Tyro Gold Medal* Maohlnot Blnuer'B Xwo Gold Medals Vlaohluot Singer's Two Gold Modal* Jlaohluot SluKOr't Two Sold MedftU Moolilne.' Blnuotft Heat Lag &UComiietlUird Maohluec Blnser't Seating all Maohlnet Sniirer'e Beating all Machine Singer's Beating all Maohinet 8lnK0r"8 ileatinu all Mnohiutf Slngor's Beating all Vlaohlncr Blutjor'u Oompetltori Mnchlnec Bliusor's Compotltora Maohinet Bln,or'B OompotltOM Mnohlnet Binder's Competitors Maohinet Slngor'a Uoinpotltorß Maohlno, Blnitar'a Beating all Competition. Machine- Slngor'a Always Kollnble Vlnohinot Slneefs Always Hollablo VlKehlner bmger'B Always Kollablo Manhlnei Hlnaort ThßrtiDßorlß Vlßohlne> Btnitort The 31ng«r la Maohlnot Blngsr'B ThoillDKtria Vlaohinet Slngor'B Tho uiinploai and Heat Maohtaei Blngor/e Tho Slmplost and Beat vtuohintr ainuor'B The Simplest and Best Msohlnet Singer's Always Kellable Maohlner BUiKsr'e Always Kollnhlo Machine* Blngor'e Always Roiiablo Machines Btngsr'B The Singer la Maohlnea Singer's The Ulngor is Maohlncß BlngAr'a The Singer la ,-iaohiniM Hingort The Shiger la Uaohlnee HliiKor'g The Singer is Maohlneb Blnger'B The Singer is vJitohtaiv Blnicer't The linger IB Ziiohlao: fllnger'B Tno is Machines amsor'e Tha Singer 1b Maohlnoe Bingor'f The Singer is Unequalled Muohiuoe Slnger'E Oneaaaikea Machine. Blngor't Dnequallod Muohinei< Slngor*B Uneqnallerl Uaohluot Blngor'e Unoqnalled Haohlnet Singer's Unequalled Maohlntx Blnger'e Uneqn&lled Mauhino. Slnger'e UneqnaUod Maoblnet BingorV Uneqaalled Machla.v binKor'B Uneqnalled Uaohlne. Mn«or« Unequalled Vtoehlnoi Blngert Uneqnallod In tho World, Miwhlnet Blnger'e Largest Sale Machine Singers Largest Sole Maohlnot fllriKur'a Largest Halo Uachlnne Ulngor'e L&rgeal Silo Machinof Slngnre Larguet Sale MaohlnfS Slnger'e LargostSalo Maohioeß Blngor'e largest aala M^hlott SlDger'a Largest Hale Maohtnup Singers Largtat Bale daohlnet Slnger'u Larg, 8 t Halo Mnohloot BlnKOr'B m t=o World. Maohlno; Slnster'a 2s 8a ocr Week Maohlnee Sln.or'B aißdperWoak Maohlno Singer's . 2s fid per Week Maoblno" clnner't ag fid per Week Maoblnot * lngerV 2s Od pur Wools MacMaof 3 ngorV v Cd por Weolt tfavhlnor Blugor'B 3d Cd our Week Vlftohlnet ainuor's 2» fld por Week Maoblnos SlnK»r'6 2u od por Woei Maohlnot Btngar'e — Machine BlngtT'n BRANCH 1 Maohlnef hlnuer'ii Maohines Blngcr'a 281. Qaoon-strcet Machine; >injjor'^ aJI, Qnoon-Btroat Maohtnuß Slngor'd 2iJl. Qnecn-atreot Maoalnce dlriK'or'n 361, yuoon-stroot Maohlcos rfliigor'n IS!. Queeu-street Manhincp ,-lnaor'a 261. Qucen-atreet rtaohluoß Slngrr'a w. <Jneon-nwoet Muchlnw SldnorV 2CI, yueen-Btreet M«otilnee BlnKer'i) Anoklanfl Maohlnen Binxoi'a Xuokland Machlno» SloKor'a Auokland blotter's Auotlund Machliiot rilni{or'« Auoklnnd Moohlce- Blngor'a Auokland Maohlnea S<ngor'a AnoklaucT. Maohlno? B'.ngor'ij Mdohim-p SINGEK'S BBWING MACHINKB. KSTABLISHSD BY SI'BOUL jV^^^Sv AFPOIRTMUNI jßuy ONLY THS OSLKBfIATKD \ MAOHINffS. Tha Raslont, Slmplost, Bone Made, and Most Durable. The only Ho win k Machine which bar never baen baaton In computltlon. Bols Aarnta In Now Zealand 1 SHvJKr-SPBAR AND CO., {Opi'onlta (be Market.) QUKtCV-HTKICKT. W. C. DB H H BB' ran okhat BJ&WIHG MACHiKE IMPORTS, Bi>: JCSI' XEOlilVBa JL lj»c ra SJilproer.s si &<j vJniUsnae ffife>nioit : tit* ■VorW— Th» Whitk '.Xi,% oevimo MAOHiaa. Tha Mr»t SUenl Tha Chsspeu? Ttio Most Kapld The Htshoat Aria The Moat Hlnipte Tiiu Largest ?&&* The Moat Sasj- to Woe J The Ba3t Ooror The Most Dwaljlc Too Slmplost Shu?l!» The Mcut Kles&nt -'ho Neateit ntitoa TbxADUI EdA;Mi»s» horn £5 10s. THS BEST BSWIKQ THAUiUWKS BTSS MADE, Mats of Hasd MAOnraES, £3 10s, lisa, AIWATP im HAHD- Benulaii Slngei Frlater and Eo mt» Werthelm Standard Howe Company*! Whoaier and Wllaoa Orovor and Baker1! Jones's ABO Dommtte And other good raaket mow sa, w, vxb Wkbk ! 3a. Gd, fib Wbxk: am KAOBinitS anAPiaiKSiß. ' Siena Maohlnuj oan be had a! mr Agenta i~ N. MoLeanandOo.. Pioneer Htoro. whangnra ! Thomaa "Wolla, CarobrldKo ; Wlillain Stevens or Ooehungai K. Way to, Hamilton; PorneU a&( Boylan, Glsborae i Broanoa unfiOo,, Throngs iwd at other place?. mH a <fi rfta. t r% s?o n, QUKKN-STRBBT. liimo &c. Gtround Lime, GROUND Ll'MB, FOR SALE, SO U T H G ATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROOHH LIME. In any quantity, for Conorete Paths, Floors Collars, etc. (next to stono flagging, is un ulvalled tor durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work i Is a flrst-olass material. B. KEANE, BOLE AGENT, CUSTOM-nOUSK-STREET, mAKE NOTIOE-That notwithstanding X all that is eald in favour of other Mahu laogl Llinea, the steady bnt inureaslng demand from all parts of Auokland and Province, Sonth and Australia, is a auffleicmt guarantee as to the genuineßS of PDIjHaM, BiNNATYNK ANIJ CO.'S HYDRAULIC LIMK. ror Walls, Floors and Garden Paths it Cannot be Rtjbbbd Out. —For olronlars and further Information apply at Auokland Branob, Custom-house-street Wtst, F. J. MOSS. IW. V. 0 SULLIVAN F. J. Mobs * Oa. HOUSB, LAND. AND K3TATH AQKNTB. BHOUTLAWD-BTKEKJ1, Intending Bayers are respeotfally Invited to napeat our Liet ot Propertlee. Money to Lend at Oarrent Rates ol Interes



Hotels. ' ,' \> I WXCHAKGE'HOTIt |j (Better known as the Babbel Hotel), ■ PA E NKLU _•'.. : .|V s" Tho Proprietor las gone to considerable eipewe;■■ |' In BE-EBECTINB THIS HOTEL, Which is - [ Now Over to the General Public I The BILLIARD-ROOM ia admitted tij ram I tent judßea to bci One op the Best is irate- '. : m land ; it is extra -well furnished, and contain i. one o£ Alcock's Tables (now), at a cost f of nearly £200, with the Patent Climstio :':V p Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tli' f; management of Mr. R. Sushis, W forsome time Marker at the Nort- . jf'. em and. Auckland Clubs. ; ,fe, WI KS AND SPIRITS OF THE W 'I,'. QUALITY ONLY. | Hancock's Sparkuno Axes Altosb oj X Draught ... ■ . . j F. TOMLINSON, Pkohuetob. M ' ROYAL MAIL HO TEL i NGARUAWAHII, |; tlrst-clasa Accommodation for Visitors Bd Jj:"' Commercial Men, , | Samplk and Baqatkixk Rooms, f Saddle Horses and Pleasure' Boats ahrej Hire. ; f'l ELLISON & LA.TCBMOKE, Pbopiuetobs. v : Conveyances. • t CCODLIN'S COACH I c LKAVKB ■■'■■; ■^f'fik:;-ill^ Onehnnga— - ■ :' : : AuoklmJ-'.': ; | 8.80 a.m. Unoon S.3op.m ISO tun. :, •■ Sattttasr Nliht - ,1 "D OVAL MAIL LINK OF COACHB3, . AXTERATION*OF TIME-TABL£ Tho Royal Mall Coach (eairylngpasseapsj j will on and after Ist January, l%Md,tim;.. B§ further notice, run to the Mown* ™* ||s table:— ■ : ' ■ if Leave Cambridge for Hamilton ftnetta|kl|v He •way Station daily at 8.15 a-m.; wtering W F : :; Station to Cambridge on arrival Ol Mia Mm jh Auckland. ■ sr:/;" ■ X; Leave Hamilton for Te ArobaoaMMW h Thursdays, and Saturdays, at WKJiS Is turning from To Aroha on Mondajs wwras- m». days, and Fridays, tli. m. |:; ; Booking Offices t i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton W^iCo!m«. Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promiseß* I ■wood and liake-streets, Cambridge. , 1, W. X, CAKTKB, |f; . Proprietor, if Cambridge. December . 1883 . || LINE OF COACHES |'. LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, || KIEKWOOD AND LAKE STRKBT, CiHBSi 1*1 fc; r ■ Waikato, New Zealand ■ th-. W. K. CAKTKK, ; A W. K. C. begs to return Us Bto«™gfJ» M his numerous friends and the P* Uo.fTK« SI for tho liberal support he hftßKoeiJwg m. commencing business, aiid has to WP&Sfaj' K\ that, in order to meet the raulremeaWt™^ ||| rapidly advancing distrtot, he to «,SS-;. W:< BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to,^J™3 \ which, when completed, will make t&emwwjTj, l.y to nono in the North Island. Tourists for the Hot Lake' CouuW« ■with Saddlo Horses aud Buggija °" fi notico; also, experienced guides mi cw» If drivers* i. jiiii^ rr; Orders by telegram or otherwise punoBWJ | attended to. „~M . ." .; P Cambridge. December 22.1852 — if, wi y>£L¥rH TIMS TAB&S ° LeaTaAfohHiU -5,160 m WID U*l" !lW* f hoars NaUonsi b»d*,- ■■■ J? Sum 'loasam "fjSS.- \h. B.Hpm M . (§ from Anoklaaa aad 10JS f ■mUI gota »nii fr""1 t!"* _I__^>-, ||i T ELEPH(S^dI K f I!° yAt I NORTH SHORE AKDLAKE TAKAPO" 4 V timetable:- c \\ Leave Victoria Whabf. D^f 81" , g FAEKBACHWAjOg^