SPORTING.

lafeupiina Races.

The Eollowioguomiuatious were receiVj Mr Porcival last evening for the TaW

Jockey Club Summer Mectiug : —

IIAKDICAP.—Mr J. Mcllroy's Nebula, Mr VV, Walters's Piscatorius and fish. woman, Mr J. By era's Golden Crown, W. Bobbett's i-ibel'er, Mr D. McKinnon's Gil deroy, Mr N. Cleary's Luckpenny, Mr W. Adams's Lara, Mr J. Barr iirown's Maori, Mr J. Lennard's Kenilworth, Mr V. Wheeler's Lone Hand and Merlin, Mr K. Maekay s Nigger, Me Luiug's Venture. Si'HKPLKCHASt.—Mr H. N. - urith'a St. .Swithin, -Mr J. Lcunard's Chaudler, Mr V. Quinlan's Cob, Mr J. Lninp's Chanticleer, Mr J. finderby's Mount, Mr R. Mackay's Harkaway, Mr T. Halstead'a Tricotrin.

[BY TKLEGBAPII. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Friday

Wi'LBsjKFuROE S Hatched,

nwiot; to the horse having met with an accident, Wilbeiforce has been scratched for all cngngeroentß at the ensuing Summer Meeting of the Wellington Racui" club.

CITY SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.

The Committee met at 7.30 last evening. Present: Messis rfchmidt (chuirmau) Camp boll, Thwaitex, and Carr.

Tub Training College.—The secre tary to the Board of Education wrote to tiie effect that tho library and ante-room wire unsu table for the additional accommoda tion required by the training College. If it ■vould inset the wishes of the Cummiitee, the Board would take for the use of the College the claBS-ioom at the buck «f ihe eastern win.', After some discutfion, it was resolve.! tbat the Committee should visit the buil'iing and ascertain what ai rangeruents were possible till Tuesday ensuing next, and hold a special meeting for the purpose of considering tho letter.— The Board having requested a copy of Mr Worthington's letter on this subject, it was decided to torward a copy.

COMMIITEK'S HXPENDITUBE. — The Secretary to the' Board of Education wrote to the effect that the Board was willing to niakc a grant to reimburse the committee for their actual outlay on repairg and im provements to the uchool buildings. In re gaW 10 the statement *f accounts, that out lay »■;« stated to bo £67 19s. A special grant of £13 17s over and above th« ordi nary allowance has already been paid to the committee, and tha balance, £54 2s, will he made payable immediately.—The chairman remarked that the grant would not cover the Committee's liabilities, and he regarded the Board's action as a breach of fait b.—lt was decided to write to the Beard expressing reziet that the Beard did not carry out the custom of previous years, and ny an additional grant supply the den'ciency.

Board Election.—Messrs D. Goldie, V. .Luwry, and D. H. McKeozie sent cir culars, accompaniad by their written con sent to be noiniiated by the cemmittee as members of the Board of Edncatioa, and intimating that nominations should be lodged bafore the 31st in»t.

This was all the businenr,

Epsom Hall Entertainment.

A New Year entertaiimeut was given Jast evening in the District Hali, Kpsom, aud very fairly attended. Th« following pi'ojrauktno was successfully reulimd by the perlormera : "I am King of the Sea," Mr 0. Taylors "One-Hone Shay" (Holmes), Mr Chambers; song, (comic, in chaiact«r), Mr T. Taylor ; sung, " Sailing," Mr Gar lnud ; dunt (vocal) "Flow on, thou Shining River," Mlsse* Bishop; sodjj, " A lies, where art Ihou?" Mr i. Yonge ; wigißal poem, "The New Year," Mr Blackznan ; "Star upon Star,'' gentleman amateur; " Westward Ho !" (encored), Mr A. Coatesj '*' The Little Farm " (comic), Mr C. Taylor; Bret HartcV'Talo of a Pony," Mr Chamber*; "A Bird iv Han.i," Mr Garland; vocal duet, " . i»t, 'tis Music Ste»ling," Mr and Mi.»s McAlpine ; " The St»ry of a .flower" (original), Mr lilacktnau; "Stirrup Cup" (encored), Mr U. Taylor; "Shells of the Oc»an" (.noored), Miss Bishop; "Maid of A'-hena." gentleman amateur ; ventrilo quism, Mr T. Taylor; Thatcher's "Parody on Captain Pan son," by Mr a. Coates, J'be whole concluded with the iVaiional Anthem. S-'overal of the produc tions were sun-j with more than average merit, especially "I'm King of the Soa," and the boautitul duet?, "Flow On,'1 ky the ittLses Bishop, " List 'tis Mu>ic Swalint;" by a youDg lady and her brother, " Sheila of the Ocean,' and several others which weie generously applaudtd. The accompaniments were ptayad by Misa Kate Donovan, with nice effect, and occa sionally with brilliancy. Mr Chambers evidenced, much appreciative talent in his able recitations fiom the work« ol two living American poets (Holmes and Brat Harte). The hall was cleared for dancing at 10.30, and this active physical exercise was kept up with keen delight until the bcraking in of the new diy. Mr Garland, an adept in the art, acted with efficiency as Master of Coremoniei, Before the dancing Mr Lawry moreil a vot« of thanks to tha ladies and gentlemen who had given their services, which was carried by acclamation.

THE NATIVE EJECIION CASE AT CAMBRIDGE.

This remarkable case, which is now oc. cupying the Resident Magistr&te's Court at Cambridge, and in which Messrs JE, B. Walker, Jno. (irice, W. H. Grace, A. B. Stubbing, and twenty-nine other Euro peans are indicted, has, finca brought for ward on the 12th December, been a subject of much interest amongst the Waikato public, particularly those engaged in native land transactions. In a w're which we published fromeur correspondent on Wed nesday last, bearing on the case, our readers will have seen that great dissatis faction was manifested by those engaged ia the case, both counsel and accused, as regards ihe machinery at the disposal of the Court there for dealing with na tive indictable cases. In the oase under notice, the charge against the accused Is one of forcible entry. Oq the 17th. Novem ber last the information charges them with having, under the leadership ot Mr E. B. Walker, forcibly entered on the Pnkeknra block, of which Mr Walker is the attorney for the lessse, and did then forcibly expel a number of natives therefrom.

In the course ot the examination of one of the witnesses, who stated she did not under stand ihe interpreter's questionr, Mr Hesketh begged the Court U support him in the suggestion he was about to make. This, he said, was the fifth day of the Court's sitling,and half of the time had been lost in first obtaining one interpreter and then another. 'J here bad heen. no less than four or live interpreters employed on the case since the commencement instead of their being an interpreter attached to the Court, who could commence ! the case aud continue to the end. The i suggestion he bad to make, inconvenient aa it was to his clients a»d counsel engaged was this: " That the Court should refuse to to on with the homing of the case until the Government provided the proper macbi : nery." To continue as they had been doing amounted to a denial of jasiice, and was j grossly uufair to both prosecution and prisonow, and would mean au enormous expense to the lutter. Therefore, if the ' machinery required for the proper hearing of native cases were not provided by the Government, he would ask the Court to refuse to proceed. He understood the ad ministration of justice io. the colony was a source of profit, and there was no reason therefore, for not providing lie proper ma chinery.-Mr Hay heie interposed that whether it was a source of proht or not the Government were bound to provide proper means for obtaining redress.- Hia Worship, referring to Mr Hesketh's invita tion to refuse to poceed, asked how long did they think he thoald hold his appoint ment it f.e did so, ab they wete doubtless aware, the only time to get the Govern ment to do anything was at election time when they wanted a vote.—Mr Hesketh trusted His Worship would not alow"1 himself to be influenced by any such consideration as that named, when- > tver the question was one of justice — The discussion resulted in the counsel en gaged in the case and the accused wiring to the Minister of Justice asking that the i necessary interpreters should be provided I without delay, that the oads of justice might be met. The following morning the Acting-Secretary for Justice telegraphed j to the Magi-urats a most unsatisfactory ' reply. ;

MINING NEWS.

£_| [PaCir THE "COEOMANDBL MAIL."]1

' Tokatea.—During the holidays the im portant work of re laying the tramway in the j main level has been carried on, it would have j been done at an earlier period but for the hin. j drance it would have been to the general work lof the mine. The last crushing of about seven j tons of stuff and some picked stone gave the good yield of 430Z5., which affords fair pro mise for the coming year's results. Dick, tributer, lodged 230ZS. in the bank. Just-in-Time.— Work was resumed on Tuesday. It is intended to have a trial crushing shortly from a strong lod< <rf(||jkias been driven on some distance, «j£ jjluch would pay well if worth half-an-oifffw B the ton, as a level could be driven to work it from the battery site. Kapanga.—This company made a good start for the new year, having struck gold in the low level on the Kapanga. main lode. Hitherto the gold produced has been obtained j entirely from Scotty's reef. If, as supposed, a. 1 good run of gold is now about to.be developed, it will very considerably increase the output of gold from the mine, as Scotty's reef is still maintaining ils good character. ! New Corbv.—The manager is getting everything into good working trim. There is every reason to believe that this mine will not be long coming to the front. I Colonial.- Work has proceeded during ! the holidays, with a very satisfactory change ' in the appearance of things, gold having shown Itself along the roof of tht last stope, in a fine« '--V looking lode. Tawa.—A parcel crushed gave 10 ounces. ] Tokatea No. 2.—The tributers, McNeill [ and party, lodged 22ozs. 16dwts. ■ lona.—The work of constructing the chamber has proceeded satisfactorily, the , guides are now being fixed, and next week the j work of clearing out the level may be expected j . to be carried on. ; Mohawk (Bigelow and party).—Vigorous I j work has been carried on during the holidays. . There is a good paddock of quarts in hand . from the big leader, and as a little gold was generally seen in breaking down, a payable , return is expected. The battery will start ; next week, when a trial lot of about 40 tons will be put through. Davidson's Claim is situated to the east ; ,of the Mohawk. In prospecting recently a I good trail of gold was picked up, which led , Davidson on to the cap of a fine leader, from which stone showing gold freely has been oh' i . tainud. Matawai.—The tw.o berdans arrived from Auckland on Wednesday, and will be fixed ', without delay, when the crushing of stufffrom , the Matawai claim will be commenced, Blackmore's.—A good find is reported, :• , but particulars are not yet to hand, ' Tiernan's, Warrior, Home Rulb, and I other mines in the vicinity are expected to start work next week. ', Union Beach.—Some fine specimens have been obtained from the winze going down oa , , the Green Harp leader, in the 80 feetlereU; T The manager reports the tangye working safe kctorily In the winze from the low level, '..J where there is a fine looking lode. United.—The party working this flag ' piece of ground have started a winze on tha leader from which the" crushed the last pares -' of stuff.

Married Womens Property Act.

m .;■ : Tha Married Woman's Property Act," : ; which came into force in England oa'j: | January Ist, is one which effects a revolu.-■ tion in the legal relations of man and wife. The third tub-section of the first section is one of the most remarkable provisions that:/ have cv er figured in the statute-book. It enacts that " every contract entered intoby ::|;: | a mmriei woman shall be deemed to be a contract entered into by her with respect 1 to and to bind her separate property, unlosa C the contrary be shown. The tradesmaa who henceforth supplies a wife with dresses or jewellery must look to the wife alone, . J uiless he can distinctly show that toe bar* | gain was made with the knowledge and I authority of her husband. The thir« ; teeath and fourteenth sections are also ; somewhat startling to persons with old< I fashioned idea?, If a woman is in debt. I 1 when she marries, she can. be made to pay !] out of any money which has been settled ; upon her, or which is her own in virtue, of ; ; the Act. Her husband, on the other hand, is only liable for her ante-nuptial dabts to ■; the extent of such property as she may have brought him. With this Act in force if j ■] | would be impossible for Celandine to.: i annoy either Lady Draco -or her 11 husband. Lady Draoo has no separate | estate against which to prefer a claim, I and her husband is free from her ante nuptial debts, because she has brought him nothing with, which to pay them; and! he is free also from her past-nuptial debt^ because the contacts are her own and only:' bind hetself. Thia is husband and wife'1 limited-and limited very much indeed; ;■ There is also a eection which will greatly {? disappoint adventurers who make it their I business to marry a singer, an actress, or an artist, and then, like Thtckera/a; f Captain Hcok«y Walker, to live on .her|;?;i -■% earnings. Any money which a woman1!; I may make by any employment,, trade, oti\ occupation, or by the exercise of anj|#| literary, artistic, or scientific skill—these are the words of the 1 ct —belongs exdiuv: sively to herself. It will be impossible next year for the husband to hang about., j the treasury of a theatre and draw his wife'i : j salary.

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TWB AUCKLAND EfSSFfEHrG STAB. JAN'OABg _6.



Auctions. ' W, a. OOCUKAKB ' 3AS. DAOKB MONDAY, JANUARY 8. CHRONOMETER ! CHRONOMETBU! THE Subscribers' willsell, at.thoir Rooms, ifdn-hi.eot, on Monday, Bih 1> fit., | At 12 o'clock, A FIB3T-Ct^33 OHRONO^KTKR, by SedlDßham, with Rating uonlilcbte, i from ChrtßP. London. j SAMUEL COCHRANK 8s SON, Auctioncora. W. 8. COCHRANKJ TJAS. DACRJ MONDAY, JANUARY 8. WATCHES! JEWELLKRYI BO^KR! CLOTHING! BOOTS! rjPHE Subscribers will sell, at their H Rooms lrort-strcet, on Monday, Sth inst., at 11 o'clock, WATCHES AND JfDWHLLERY HOOKS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, fcC, SAMUEL GOCHRAHB ft SON Auctioneers. MONDAY, JANUARY S, AT 12 O'CLOCK. TO TIMBER "COMPANIES, MER CHANTS, AND OTHERS. KAURI BDSH AND LOGS. « G. wTbINNEY HAS received instructions from Mr. Henry Smyth to sell by publlo auotlon at his Mart. Qaeen-streot. on Monday, Jannarj 8, at 12 o'clock, LOTS 111 AND 118, CONTAINING 22 ACRE 9. WAIWERA DISTRICT, HEAD OF MAKARAU CREEK, estimated to contain THREE MILLION FEET STANDING KAURI, and 158 LOGS (squared) containing 258,000 feet and on the ground, also 200 LOGS containing 300.000 feet In the creeks awaiting freshes. The timber Is of superior quality, being well tearted, and Is very convenient for loading, and the land la so situated that a right of way must be secured throtwh It to utilise at least fifteen million feet more timber be'onging to the Government and other private owners. Also, THH PROPERTY KNOWN AS WOOD LANDS, WAINUI, being LOT 37, and Part of LOT 38, containing 160 ACRES, with a well-built SIX-ROOMED HOO3B. OFFICES, and STORK; also. Gar den and Orohard, 130 acres in gross, nearly al fenoed and 20 acres felled for burning. There a OVOT ONK MILLION FEKT OF KAURI standing, besides a large quantity ot TOTARA, PURIRI, and other timbers; also, one hundred thousand feet of KAURI JUNK, ready for hauling out to the ORE WA. Landing A Team of 10 BULLOCK*?. BOWS. YOKES, CHALSS, and WAGSON, and over 69 head of Cattle, including 12 Dairy Cows, maybe taken at a valuation, with the Stock in the Store 3 within a fortnight after the sale. Terms, plans, and particulars oan be obtained on application at the Auctioneer's office, Queen euoet "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. -SALE OF valuable sawmill plant and land, situate in pelorus sound, maelborough. in the assigned estate of MILLS BROTHERS. MJiSSRS J. JAMES & CO., in conjunc tion with Messrs T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co, nave been Instructed to the Trustees in tws«& d MHR- Of Messrs T. Kennedy Macdonald and Co., Panama-street, in theOity of Wellington. All that piece or parcel of land, fituate at Wet Inlet, Crall Bay, Pelorus Sound, being pars ot section 78, containing 121 acres, 1 rood, 35 porobes. All that Piece or parcel of land, situate at Wet Inlet, Crall Bay, Pelorus Sound, being sections 180 ana 181, containing 118 acres, 1 rood, 10 perobes. The laud has been purchased on the deferred payment system, and can be made freehold on p-tjSent of tha balance of purchase money due thereon. TIMBER. There la an unlimited supply of timber in the hiwa adiolning the mill, and tha right to oat would*w granted on as favorable terms as heretofore. AIOO, The mill buildings Manager'a-houEO sixteen oottsgea Blacksmith's shop Wharf, tramway, &c . All of the above are of the most substantial description. the Whom ob1 thb VALUABLE MACHINERY, Including— 30 horse-power engine, In flratdsss order and nearly new 2 Cornish boilers. 15 hoise-power eaoh ahaf tlnsr, belting, and trolleys oompleto Saw benohea. vertical frame Planing machine, 2 vertical aaws S circular saws, i cross-cut do 7 trncteb, 2 rafting pnntg with booms Galvanised slings, dOKS Anchors and oolr lines complete 1 pontoon, 1 pond punt, cr&b winoh Punching machine 12 Inches wide grindstone, 1 do i inches wide, tnriilugti!i.ble Quantity of sundries, confuting ot—Screw jacks, wheelbarrows, sbovelß, grubbers, cant - hooks, crowbars, maul - ri^gs, trodgsa, pulleys, njaniila ropea. oil feeders, bench screw?, emery wheel, , cart cask of oil part cssk ot tar, large quantity ot blacknn.lthV tools, quantity of lion, spirit levels, &C. TheDlantlna flrst-olva one, and is In gocd going order, bainK o»pable ot cutting 7000 feet -o lTherelisl'agooanßubstantiall is I'agooa nBubstantial wharf, and every facility for loading vessels at the mill. The sale presents a rare opportunity for per aona desirous of investing In a gcod saw-mlllinp; business, as Ihere Is sufficient timber for many veara' cutting in the bush; and the fact of the i mill being within so short a Distance of Cook Htraita by water enhances its vslue, sa the facilities for shipping the timbßr are almost un equalled T. KENNEDY MACUONALD & CO., Auo'.loneerp. ; Nelson. December 15,188?. j JANUARY 24, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, j TTAMILTO JW" TO CAPIT.*LISTS AND HOTEL- { KEEPERS. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAMILTON. THE undersigned has received instruc tions lrom Messrs Hally Brothers, who are dissolving partnership, to tell br pnb'.ic auotlon, on the premises. Portion ot Lot 08, Borough of Hamilton, con ] tslning half on acre, having a frontage of 177 feetto Viotorla-street, &nd;mfaec to Coillek wood-street, on which la erooted that well bnown Hotel the Commercial, which for accom modation and design is not to bo uurpaßsecrin the North Island. The BUILDING has eighty fe':t in Victorla atreet and eixty-fonr feet to Collingwood atreet and only ■ a few ohatss from the Hamilton Station of the Auckland and Thamoi Railway, and within one minutes walk of the B*nk and Telegraph Station; the Mice and District Courts being on tho adioining seotion. The Bnlldlnsr was de- Blanßd and erected ander tha superintendence Of Mr Mtthoney, Architect, Auckland, and la pronounced by the travelling public to be one of the moat commodious Hotels In Hew Zealand, It has two Private Eatrances: THning Room, with folding dooru, 16 x 20; i Sitting Rooms, e&ch 113 12; Bar. 20 x 18, handsomely fitted up; Caller dry in all weathers end lofty. 20 x 18; Commercial and Sample Room, 15 xl 4; Billiard Boom, 2G x 20. UP3TAIRS. -21 Bed-rooms : Bath-room. W.O. sittlnff-roons; 14 x 11; Drawing-room, 20 ■x 16: also. Water Tank, containing 800 gallons DETACHED KITCHBN, 23 x 131 Stables. 20 x 42 II f tall and four loooe boxes; Carriage-shed, 42 x 12, together with a never-falling sapply of WfttOr' AISO, • The KURNITURB of the abo c. No expense having been spared by thaJPro prlotorß, every article is of the beat. r Billiard Table by Alcook, with furniture com plete. After which THE COACHINS PLANT, viz.: 1 Double-seated Waggon.l Double-seated Bnggv, Single Bugfjy, 'Bus, Spring Cart, 7 horses, Double and Single Harness. The whole o£ the Property enclosed with a gal vanised iron fence. N.B.—Should the purchaser of the freehold ■wish, the option will be given of taking tha Furniture and Coaching Plant at a valuation. The Auctioneer has every confidence in re commending the above property 5 to parties in seach of a valuable investment, being situated in the centre township of Waikato, aod on the direct route to the great sanatorium ("The Lakes ") of the world; it is also the favourite re- Bort of the tourist and private families, as well as the commercial public, ■ TERMS: Two-thirds of the purchase money of the freehold can remain on mortgage, for three or five years, at 8 per cent. JOHN ENOX, Auctioneer,



Auctions 1 ~ MONDAY, JAiNUAHY 8, ] AT 12 NuON, j PARISH OF TAURAKOA, | G, W. BIXNBY an/ILL sell by public auction at his Vf Mart, Qnean-3iraßt, on January 8, at 12 'clock, 8i) aorts, Western r onion o£ Allotment 82 10 aoros, Southern por;on of Allotment 37 77 uciv.m, Allotmont 35 Uvln« a l»r«e qaantlty of BE IVY TIMBSH Krowli-H thorcon. Terms at Snie, _______ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10. Winea, Spirits, Poor, Omulles, Vestas, T.i"K, Fresh ili'i-riii!,'-". I 'iHJei. Cream Titvtor, Tea, Twine, &c, &c, &0., &c. B. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auotion, at tholr Stores. Qmion-stroot. on Wednesday next, Jan. 10, nt 11 o clock 405 PACKAGES OF TH>: AHOVK Alan, SWAM; LOT SHIP STOttKP, It's Wontlwraflolrt, Comprising—Alo, Stout, Wino, Brandy, Gin, Whisky. B. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. B. TONKS. ft. C. OAEE, B. L). TONKS TUESDAY, JANUARY 0. 3UGaRB. SUGARS, SUGARS. «. TONKS & CO. \%T ILL sell on Tuesday, the 9th inst., TV at 11 o'cloot, Onnft MAT 9 SUG.VHS. from thePenang /i\l\J\f vgtatn Kljl. nnd-Anchor BMnrt. B, TONKS B. C. CAUB B. D. TONKS Tuesday, January d. CIGAKS. CIGARS. CIGAttS. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, the 9th inst., at 11 o'clock, 10 000 CLUB HOUSE CIGARS. B, TONKS. B. C. CAitit B. D. TONKS TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, At 11 o'clock a.m, TRADE SALE GROCEtiIHS, OH.MBN'B STORKP. LIMHJOICK CORDIAL, PIOKLS3, HKRRINQ3. BAUCS a, M IRMALADK. B, TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers. TUESDaF, JA^UAUY 9. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SAiiE at tuo Junction Yards, on Tuesday next. 20 Fat Oxen from Onn T.»°G Hi!l 20 Fat Oxen frnm Hawera, Walkato, and neighbourhood 600 Fat .'iheop 100 Fat Lambs Dairy Cows, Store C»ttle. Sheen, Hrs, So aUNTEK Hi NOi.Aiv, For Private 3ale —Fonr powerful workloß Bolloekp, W£DAESDAY, JAjNUaRY 10. PUKEKOHS MONTHLY SALE. THE usual Monthly Sale will be belli on Wcinenday next, of DAIRY COW?.' STORE OaTTJjK, &C. Horaca, Sin op, &o. At 11 o'clock. HUNTER «st SOLAN. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY G, rpHE A NNUAL QHFEf a^AIK Wiil So >-n!d at THB BEMPKIiA V A KDS, ON TDESDaY, FEBRUARY G. Kntrlea to be previous to Thuraday, Febronry 1 ALFRED BUCKLAND. f^OVSTUT OATTIB SALES, Pnkekohe—Monday, January 8. TlldenV—Wednesday, January 10. Pokeno—Monday, January 15. Drnry-Wednesday, January 17. Papafenra—Wednesday, Janoary 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND. i I'.SHSJJA Vb tag jiA'S'VAi'KSi U a'ainctt, EaRLY IN FiSBRUAKY. TO FLOUR MILuKRS AMD CAPI TALISTS. nhHE Undersigned have been favoured * With lnstmotiona from Mesers Hally Bros aubaeauent on aiaßOlutlon of partnerehiD) to sell by Publio Auotiou, early in Febraary, unleaa jirovlonaly dlspoacrt of, ALf. THAT VALUABLE PBOPBRTY known as tha Cjmbrlrt«e Flour Mil', -with never-falling water-nower, iirlvlru three pairs Of Stones; It la in thorough working order, and replete with modern applianoea, conntltuting it a Flrstolasa Flour Mill, now doing a inorattve busl>.eßß, having a lurge native and locul trade In Slour, with a ready Bale lor Miller's Offal, Also, a vvell-flnlated Seven-roomed Uwelllnp House, with tintefull.* lsfd-out groa:.iig, and about 10 acres of good Rrozinst lana. Wall parti culars on application to the Auctioneer^ Auck land and Cambridge. CLARK AND GAN.E, Auctioneers. The Auctioneers confidently raoommeEd the above Property aa afferrtini a rar« onportunttj for geonrinK a flourlahins busineja in the beat DUtrlot of Waikaio. WED.NKSDAY, J '.X'ARY 10. BXTiiNSI YE UNR "sKh V£ D »ALE OK ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, 1 x Weatliersfiehi, Aa under. Suites in Light "Woo' 3, Walnut do, Ta pestry, Plush, Velvet, Repp, Border Leather; assorted colours in Settees, Cromwell, Spoon, back, StufFcd-bnck, Open do; Loo Tables, Work and Occa sional Tables, Black-and-Gold Chairs, Card Tables, Davenport Whatnots, Cor ner and Square do; 13 n^lish Cabtneta, Folding and Croquet Chair.", Mahogany and Oak Sideboards, Cheffioniers, Hall Stands, Chairs, Washstands, Cheval Toilets, Full Bed-room Suites in Ash and Walnut, Wardrobes, Book Cases, Gilt Mirrors, Black-ond-Gold do, Toilet Glagae3, Music Stools, Pillows, Horse hairs, Austrian Cbairs, &c, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Booms on above date, commencing at 11 o'clock, A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. For Positive Sale. Sewsaa iiftaenmes, < BBTABLISHBD 1355, BY SPECIAL J|Sifilef|!\ ArpOINTMENT, Buy ONLY THK ■ OBLBBRATKD \ ~fy SSWINQ MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sewing Machine whloh haa never boenfbeaten In competition. Sole Aaenta In New Zealand t j SHAKEISPKAR AND CO,, I (Opposite the Market,) ttUBEN-STKEET.



Ironmongery. j I i T&S.MORRIN&CO, | LIMITED, I ITaRDWARE JVTftRCHANTS, A.UCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF ■ Brory Description o( FURNISHING, BUILDERS'. AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND I MACHINERY T. & 3. M, & Co., Limited, are prepared to Supply HARDWARE In all lta branohOß at THE LOWEST CURRENT KATiES. Large Bhlpmonta now In Port, and Coming Forward, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GARDEN TOOLS OF THE BEST QUALITY. | PHILADELPHIA AND OTHEK LAWN MOWERS, from 10 to 18. i IAWN TENNIS MARKERS. FLAVEL'S, LEAMINGTON, and other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, With or without High-Pressure Boilem, [ j REGISTER GRATES OF ALL QUALITIES FINE CAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL, and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH, POST HOLE BORERS. -<*- * j J ELECTRIC BELLS, I GAS CHANDELIERS, !• BRACKETS, HALL LAMPS, COOKING STOVES, GLOBES, ETO. "NOVELTY" AND "PEERLESS" WRINGIN M CHIN frs IN THEEE SIZES. BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN WASHING MACHIN iwAll Goods carefully; Packed and T. & 8. MOKRIN & CO., LIMITED, I i



Land and Satato Ajjaats j SOOti■.. Uxliii A.Uj ■i,.'..i..K'iXh Km:-. yX • .ivNriiLvi,) i—iiailouti 3a»lt it nav> aawaa-ii | BBM'JCaai'.d i;\'r;fif.wh^&-lkst)W!it. MONWY Jnvertßd for CnpliiUatn (iv rtmt-r.toio BfcCUri-Mt'-.. VSTfIiIUT '.iV.j.MV=.. ,F -.■■X 11TO« *Uo»'(!it ill: ;5-i, n-<U3 uril.U iiWMMjd. .■ MOHTii.-iGiiii -.^d '■■■>.Lift: Snistuilawil IKIABllia Boiiuht or Sold »v ordar, ;WA TICH M.-.Jitutod (m Aliwrnto-.' ; AU^SilrS"1!-: l!rrap;);l. sar. u:iO!-'m <i>i'ii on j tti.j v/oaislv l'ay'u..>n.t aystani. ! 18U1WIWW AhL U T i** !iMVB I'^-'tf :(Ai!S »« pm* ffoov i !?00ti;»i"-Sir-.<3r.,fi!)/ iVuiu-rtt-rJOI, 3(i/ ! iii-ji-rmrvn-ritrwit. >M •.<..u?!nu:i-;i?vn:.;. 80/ Sou'd-stroot, lE/ f'tRM" "1!«10. -W Av«i i--i- vtroot. lfrf :-:.-rf(:!^-^tv;viV. *w Hui\whira-si.TO«i, !!0/ ?::jcli-:.ti-«t .«H) P»rt>lviil T'nMrt!!. !a W'h,ii-: ■•.;•:,: ■()/ JiiKiliißiiitior.. i"! ?..';im. .':,. i VIDEO, id HowH4>tmat, 80/ ifcfour i-<WB.<fiß Hnok.v-.:-...u'-.<, aft/ ....>ir:iuinliy ltiart, <!l N.l!i.,w -rttrei'.l., iO' rtly.iltOD isor.it Sl|. And t>- TOTtoi-a nlf.e? it»e»MflJl9W as;:, si iflrtii !'J LSKii liißutßa of 510 aiwao- ' ,ti4oUv w ,,;.,i... ~:v .-r Ul ;tl .•n:-nriMo'<. i ROSICBAN'K V9TATll'.—Nonrly Four Acron for :>aK t:n irain rOEil to Auckland ; lovol lanii, fonco't. in sunn: Ii miles rrnm Auckland. SHOPS and I iOU-J" S vi Lot in Prlnces-atn et, l-'rniiuooi-a'iiiot. iCaviuiKulninn itoaii, Kybor I'tiHg, rtden Torrao'', ■■ c. HOUSK tir. .vlount JSilon -vir.h übont two acrao sroand, having v, mitln frontasto of 117 ft.; orchard, pardon, otiw-.iliod. Dluaty, fowl-homo, oto Prlon. .P-iir.i ■•umy ur.TQi>. ■ioS GD WiiKKLY—Flvo-ruomorl Ilonso for ■*■*-* aiilo iv Nowton, with workshop and nood cardon. No <iouo? ir required. KA—lfoUlt-Ilo'- MlCb HOUSK for ralo In M.lov Nowton, ntur tho Maaonlc lisll; uasy wm« of iiaynitint. i'OPvA—WlfiW'TON—Vour-rooirud Jlouati nud &6UU v . orUuhnw for ««ln. with H"od Karflon. CUAI-'ltl.-n'HKEr IOITX)—Two llcninos for salo near Durhimi »iro«t. Prl co. £1-5. SUHIjRisaN STOItIC fur Sum' hou-ti con tains alx nmmu and Boullurj; muiu tho ronghfars, sploiulld position for biißincss. £i)SO. WXIjLtCULICY ■ 3 rHKM.T — Sevon ■ roomed Uouao for Sain ; qulto now. ovory con vonlonco; will bo sold ii i;i'eut barKnin. DUBLiIN-STKKiti, howtou—Vmy camfort ablo Hcmiio fi<r :...Iu (now), «cur Post and . TeloKraph Oilleoa, on deferred payments; £10 dnpnßlt required. SaVKNHOOMH1!) H01731C and Two Allot me:.t» for salo, witliln qnartor of an hour'ii walk of Queon-titrcot. lt.-iay terma enn bo arranged, BKKKaKOttii-n'l'KKlCC— Now and vory con venient T/OttnKO for a>ilß, noar Congroga tlnnal Ohnroh, On easy terms. eKOn-SIX-SSOOMWJJ HOUSK (nnw), with *««" gantry, for Ha.\e; very eorsvenlont; i water laid ou: ua^y torrna. HAMILTON (Wnliatol—lTouao and aoro of uround for «alo. two minnto.i walk from Hank ol New Zoulnud, for filOO. Lot Sill, | Hamilton Woat : ttUNUA-iClghsy Acres oi Ljind for Hala for i JO. fi6i. .ilflo, H:li<hty Aores at Wallcieklc, ' torßfU. A aiilnmild uhancu lur working man, NOItTHCuTK— -*> van roomed hoimo, OUt aulldiunu, Sc.o., and £1 acres of Land for ■ ale. Vary cheat). Grourt vlow of tho httrbour. i T>OIvSUSB\' — New tflx-rooinoii tioudfl for :J. Balu uenr the Three l>ampH. j-Moe, jiu'OO, Easy ternw of payment DKVONPUk ', Lalta tto*a — Several vor> nholco '. ilia 81c< a tor Sain, haviuft roj.il and i«>.i jiii.tHiw, ...ul pu>wti£Bliut (tie Um-ist iwidHwivHi vievtd Iv bo iuiiiul nroonu AUoklaudi Very B»ar iertus, ot pav.nt.ut. |."<?£,A— A Ni<i<i N-iiW O*Jl'TAl*i'. Sa WOW | A*"**l-' son fur y.vle. wiin Ituwi uhail, allos menuUi liWi VBr* oii<«&. WAl'i.i. MA'i'Jk l.iVvK JiiO.. i AviiC—ljihJ for Sola '»« M .)■■.- aorei In uui,u ir- email blocks. iw.,j ior-.Uh. i iL'oftK,—nUllSli .ov Saio !a WliUam-jiXoeS, -•"•- iioivt' as. Jeiiiw' Churob. E^aOM— Ijenjlfjnan a Vu.Lt. 11.esiil11.10.?, mvcO k-ocnw, uuaoh-nc-.we, Jltablins, ffcii. £1000. EBMUaBi-iq tor bmci atoeilnn* colt !Uli apldildl/i flow . ORiGHTOK riOAi), I'iiaiiU -- renmefl ■ iJ fiouim ior ■**'.&, »Uoimens tiixiMli watex Unl vi, Price. «JTi. ; 4.KHv'aOKljV--.i«w al^-.i!iuuert iioiiijs anu. i >Vork«iiot. ■ui-oiub( ;wo MiUitaU'.atti ■(■ra ,S| Jail Wil i-jj. — !i«i>'a -fiulsi'.tKi JiyJ'SJUUMi Ij- tjuiiijo vu» oiarj i,, ; .iiar.k vlowj «&*, I v'jiviln iiilU -.'.u1 litUS ... V»*lkOi!lli^ Pai'B -i • Ciotm'iia. :.i.)i-ft«'»ir'«.Ml, V.fuMiiLorol, Mniia. i i-iiijdi, Noriu bhoid, i~,»i^»*nr>s. .-.-.0. albo. doa ■ •■■<■■ %y » .. i * - v -i o W, ! Drapery and Clothing. REVOLUTION j MKNU BOYS', AND YOUTHS' I CLOTHING ri',AD2. i I c r • i- H*vlna P.OUGHT THE hI'OCK of J. VT, j PEA'iR". : Raranga'apa r.Oiid, i Guarantees to snpplytho RBsldnctflOl thoDis | trio! with Good' at QDKHN-bTRSKT PRICES. I aiKfTS SUITS, frnm .. .. 273G'. i MK.S'S TIiOUSKRSand VKiT3 Isb I MSN'd TROOSKI'.S .. .. Cs Cd i BOYS'HUITS lisGd sroorns'surra Hutu KNICKKK SUITS 5s VAKISTY OF HARD AMD SOFI F3LT AND STRAW HATS. MEN'S MHKCKRY, TIS3, SC. Tt Iji FOUNTAIN F, Oppoßito Lainbonrno's, Ironmongcir, Kakanoahapk Road. Conveyances. rj\ 1 M E T A S hK, Joe bainbiuhqe'3 'Busses. From Un-ion Bank—7 mlnntes past tho hour, and 1:3 nilnuio-i to tho honr. From Tins TiniEK L.vMi>a—E3 minutes ta Oio hnnr. and every hour; Night Tnii's i-rom Town—j-psst 3, i-past 10 ( and i-pi4f>t 11. From Union Bank to Siteixy Bkacii —20 minutes paai 11, -0 mlnutca imst 2, 50 minutes past 1, iil) mlnotoH oaet 5. 20 minutes past S. Krom Suuiay BiiACli—l io 11, iSa 2 i to I, ! O 6.1 to 6. __ if f 1 r'tr i"H i'IMJS TA-Mjk'. Lesvs Arch HUI- Uiatn "0.30 am 11 am l.Tirjiii : tpm 1,15 ii m i,!iß!n tieave National Hunli— Dam "10.15 a m U.-i-i a nr ).1S p m llj p m 5.' >' /;. i 100 d ra ; • Bzcapt Tueadara and Thnraflara, wnan taa I tram Außltiamd and 10.30 from A^slnnt i »(il x.iwinnrt from tko w/han j rpELEGBAPH LINE OF COaCHKS.' ! * LIVEKY aNU KAIT STABLES, KIRKWOOn AND IjAKE STREET, CAMDRIDGIi, '■ Waikato, New Zealand. VV, K. CAUTJEK, ; iroprietor. W. K. C. bogs to return his sincere thanks (o his numerous friends nnd tlio public Renerally ! for the liberal support ho has received since j commencing business, and has to inform them I that, in order to meet the rennirementa of tlii* ! rapidly advancing district, ho is at present j BUir.DIXO r.AEOI! ADDITIONS to bis PRISMI9ES, I which, when completed, will make them second i to none in Hie North Island. I Tourists for the Hot Lakfl Country supplied with Saddle Horses and liutrgies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful ! drivers. I Buggies nnd Saddle Horses always on hiro. 1 Ordcis by telegram or otherwiso punctually attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1882. j OOYAL MAIL UNE OF OOAOHBS. ALTERATION OF TIMS-TABLE. Tho Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January. ISW. and until further notice, run to tho following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from ', Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from i Auckland. Leave Hamilton !ov To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, nnd Saturdays, at 2.;50 p.m.: re tnrning from To Aroha on Jlondays, Wednes days, and Kridaya, at 10 a.m. Booking Offices : Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Color.ian's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk- j wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W, K. CARTER, j Proprietor, j Cambridge, December 22,1562. i rpHE pOLBOSIO DHAEMACr | EKLEQO (I SELECT). j JUi\CIION PITT & GI.H2-3IKBBTS, AUCKLAND, OhA3. JJUTCaKR, Pharmaoeutfoal Ohe mlat, formerly with Mr «\ 3. blllltooa, of RedhiU, Knmand, lately MninaginK Assistant to Ms B. .alckin, of this city, ai. rt to Mr VV. K. Woods, of Naplbr, desiroa to an),o;uico that hfl haa opeucd with a complete stock of N3W RKiIEDIHS, Comprising American, Germas. and French Preparationß, late!1? intradnoed, Spcolally "Jfine Chomiuala" and Pharmaceutical Preparations of tried emuaojr, TOILMT ACOMaaOBIBS. Narsory Kequleitss. Atkinson's, Warricic PrarsV, and Qosnell'B PltßFUMiig. " Lnnaborg'a ffasciaatlon," Physiciahs' Consuming JRoom. Medicines crpraiitly rcQulred after bnsmeia hnorN mar be obtained by neiaz tho Eleotris 801 l attached to the frf nt entrance. The pubiio aro cordially luvited to call and lnupeot the Kcleotlo Pharmacy, which iaflaished in tho most approved modern stylo in handsome New Zealand wood?. rTIHE T^OIjKCMO pHARMACY, Jnnotiou Plit and Grer-atreete, Auckland,



]4/f ° :>! E V '- ° LX w D Oil SESBIinLB 3i£CUßlir. Mutual -Tira nnd itiirino liuuranoa Company of li'.iS. OilljtH: :;.', .;uo:ja-atract. Uy OSdOi' <>i tho ISOf-ri, ROBItKT nOBBON. ':.,:);;r;>l Manager. A U(JKt, 4UI O i' ■■:': KMASKNT i\. m-W'/xX ■!■■{•■' ~ «UUiOTNO AND ■,!W7-'31<f I ?.VJN".' «";Cia;Xi y. Oimo:n ;—<.;■,)', ■1,j0.-"Bi"rf-'ai"ai«Ki l LDAWI! <!'»:\Jr.:i cyrn aisprarst! Baocritlea Oi A-eehiild c- J.nr.roiiula la suuw Of .320 1;; iiS.Wd wlnnlnil iiui iiiteront baiuK re- OKyablo in lnnr.alnii'mi.* ■■& the ('illowinß Ra rttjriE,;: ;.■. "t- '-. !v.iin\:ir>... ; r»f «'nh fllilß aoßayrrinaiofiSaml-t).... , v .„>. Tntr.l amount ':;: iv. i,'.1 wyaynbln, ii :;, i A 3, ft. i/e?;;.' „ ~. 'i i) 3 iC4 0 0 2 years - .. 1 910 108 fl 1 3 rcara ™ _ U 1 118 15 0 (robra .. .. 11 3 l!l 8 J ii iroari . . i 8 1M 18 a •eara _ _ 11 U7 13 9 5C r»;s „ .. Si 3 IB'J IB I And n Sip iianirt propurLlon Jor smaller or i,iri<«i' liwuih KB"rCiij;'i': .—:h» .iocimy rncolTUß Monuy on DeVßiiit .U A jißr cone. B»>' aminm. JOHN HATGKKj anorotary. £10 to £1,000. VICTOItIAW LOAN AND DISCOUNT .1(5 'NGY. 1 tIGU-STBHIKT, \ UCKL AND (OPPOSITM CITY COUNCIL OlfiflClCa). Money nrtvanoa from fill) to filOOfl on Personal Soourity, Do da ct I'roporty, share*. &o. RBpaymonts can bo inudo in Inatalmnntn of One BuiLtiNO PKa U'iciciv for oach Pouhd bor rowud, or la ny way to ault borrowers. Corumunlmitlona Confidential. PoflT Oviricii ADDKKaa : fiox 30, Aaoteland. _ roTTc.ND <'» Mortcngc In j Lt.3 ttiy sum required, on tnrma to BUit I orrowera. Intoroßt alJowod ou kiionloa placed nmy hands till Invratort.—W". V. Stovena, In■• voßtinn Apoat, 187, (junon-atroat. v ,(jr. I'ay to TjKvp «>;? Moirgftan «f F«T.--t-.''r-.i ff-esm'fl. 'iJOiiriiiies. WV, COMiiSAIT. minim, i V»*jr\/>/% T(.) uINU on irUXUHOLO jtj 4Uvv f.KOUK»Tyj also, several gums of iHI.OOO and £30f).~Apply Alttcon Osrriofc ! ofl'.oß of Wliltmn Alt!ton, ~l JSS&TI I'O r-iSi!!I), in anniß ot flaw- ; SACVtHOW * BUUBBLL. ■".niiditnr*. VnfMitnML ~ TU LJJJTO, to largs o? uuaU i ilC"."tf.'■•..(, A OOOPiiii, walicisora, | ■■.i.,..r i.nin. JAMES O A T BR, niar;cN"iiiNa a^d ?.s.jh,y ciiEMiaT ! ■ IMEUSIKH PHAUMAOItD'CIUAL 3OOIKTY), ' nOHSUN-HTBttlf.T. olone to WelllnKton-Btroflt. Auckland. _N^Z ! ~ "•■STASi.-IT.'a:; Jmmi, a/c . ? a a j j? g as i " .:;-i:3Ecif aseixiss j ' .»■■.. j -i. .fciV-ai'lKiW. i-'iIAU ]!VEA TIN 0' S POWJD ER. i Kti»i'lKi4':: POWOKB W.^TfN'-'S WJWDKI4 i; KAT:.sn'3 !'i)wi:int KIJ.L3 HUG 3, FLW «.a, AtOTFIS, BISRTLM3. Tnia Powtj'ctj ts QaiTH HiTijjr.HßS is Animal '.Ifa, but is mirivalliMl tv doittroylnit ilosa, bUR 3, cookr-;acii>;.-,, bontles. motha in furs, mid tviirj oituv dW'.ulu.t of liiacct. Sports ; ruon will ilnd tlilj i^v.iiur.bJo for deßtroylnu ilcoß in ;i.clr iICsJ, nu alao ludioa fur tnotr pot dOR 3. Tni'l A: TICLU l!iS FOBSTD SO CIIIEAT A BALH tfip.t it hij curr.p^efi othero to vond a bo e.iiied articlo in Imltfttlon. Tho Publio aro CiOTMKBti liiat thi) tin:t of tho Konnino POWdiv year tlin ::aco«rar* of I'HOMaS it.-. i':xa. i;e.« a •■:'.'■-; v/oiim t <.-.suits I X ".vTiNT,1.-: V/;j;:M ,'A;!uKi3 ! KuJ-TiNQ'S WOXiM TABLETS I A "'nUKI.V VKfIRTAnIIB SWUKTMKAT, hiiUi iii r.ppo iranco nnd t.ißto, fnrnlßhlnu a mo-it ui;ruuablii moiluni "t a<inilnlaterln(; the rnly oin-tai.it rt nuily (or INTKsDTINAL or THUKAD iCHMfi U Is n norfootly ea;<> T.vX ml.d 'jr-'tmriilon. and laor.peoially idiiptod for Chilcton. Sola In i'iini by ali Cheuiiuts nnd iirn«- RlSt,!. PEtPRIOTOfI) XHOM.vn X HATING, i-Ol'DO-N-. Musical. /: lc ~3r-fs~4 —-;—J--"M-j Cijffc:*" ."""■," *"J*~"™f?-^"t' TfcTOW LANDING, EX LOCH FLEET, i.l NKW PIANOTORrKS, NKW PIANOFORTHS, Which will be sold at a LOW PRICK for cash, or on the Uoferrod System. Quod Hooond-hand Pianofortes from £13 upwards, and Harmoniums from £5. a H. WKSB & CO. Lynit UM MUSIC SALOON Hoßsos-hiRBUT (Neur Vloloria-atreet). K.8.-Mualo Tanßht, also at Tuakan, VValkato Tormß cv application. Insurance, jp ovebnmknt life insurance. llkad Oi-FICE! PROVIXCIAL BUILDINGS, WELtDfOTOW. Thh Only New Zbalahd Life Office. govbrnjibnt skcuuity. MUTUAL TN'SUItANCE. LOVVE3T PREMIUMS. I Thn Ordinary Branch Offers an Insnranco of £1200 at the premium charged eleowlioro for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus oir £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, WoKKMAVS JiSSURANCE Specially provided for in tlio INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Ishukd v'ro^i £5 Upwards, with IST PARTICIPATION in PROFITS. "Si PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, l?or which n Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can bo surrendered for Cush, or tor a Free Policy. Liberal regulations. I NOTE.—The Government not only brings In j sunmco within tho reiioh of nearly every mnn, ' woman, ami child In the- community, but pro : vitles tho description of policy and modo of pay ment l'Ofit .-.njteil Io the requirements of cacti. D. M. LUCK 110, Commissioner. i ,__~~~ — • L 1 Hoteia. i \M A i) . H O T IS L, y V wade. M. LENNON, PnOPMBTOH. Wines and Spirits of I'eat Brands always in ■ stock. Good Beds. Good Stabling for Horses. AloulaataUhonro. ~pr7~cT~T P I ■-.. Ii O T jK L, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G, H, WHITE Proprietor. Tlie aliovo TTotcl having undergone extensive and thorough repairs, tho Proprietor trusts that by careful attention to tho wants of travellers and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair share of tho patronage of all. ' There is a good Billiard Table.a good Cuisine, I and Uie very best of Spirits, Wine 3, and Ales. I Preparations urc being made for a really good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydney, &c. The Biiy of Islands can not surpass the advantages offered for bathing, as it is but ono succession of bays and inlets for over eighteen miles. Families can be accommodated with private rooms ami all tho requisite conveniences. : ()ysters and Fish will bo always on hand. ! Good Stablins. Saddle Horses can bo had at very short notice, so as to enable Visitors to see the Manganese Jlines. Boats aro always to be obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &c. TEEMS MODERATE. Commodious Sample Room for Commercial Travellers. O i GJ»IO HOUi JCBH effIU&ANDBH .FEOFRIKTOB Bsaj tc a'-TSoaaoJ to hJs Jrlaafla and ilia aenerai 92b!ic, Sho4 he he.n completed *i >v extenelvs ititeission on his promiaes. jji.ug aa icaajf impia^ameata, ho has JaSrcdncoti 4 SPECIAL BIHIHG-BOOM,' rfsto tho fi'ipe'lsteJiitiinos ot a well kaowa CaSsssr, '-i.is "Culeina" wiii bo ilia beat toe Smcoh can euppi7. Meala st *U honrn. H«s» Brands M Wlnea an« Ssliite, Hancock's Sparkling Ala «lw«r* on Draught, Board anfl Eesldanoe.JO^sier wfi«k. Hatsonatio Oaai-i'SA SzooUenH Saxe. Clrllijj ana Attention, Good atabUiw.



ED WA X V B«AS i. B - scares ■.sMsreK'F. %W- 'D— M A R l< ■ ——■ -*~ " §}■< O X SAL E. I Jfonr-w heeled Uog o»rt (Buorly newl 1 Two-whiKdn'l i«i« i;»»t i»wii-i»- iiuwl i Lai'Ko Lady's Phaeton iJOUblli-UUiltu:; HllUKy Want (i tv Piuohuau, Uoublo-iieatodlldudfld BuKK.y__ , .. V Wliolenaleiß Retail * <IJ W. H. HAZARD, GunmaW, Queen Sthegt, AijcklaimDi Aceut Tor JAMK3 I'AIN, Eondon, Ol Ik O(J J-1» 1/ ; K, AJWW<3 J. >.N tj MRR^HANTii, IaSPOHTTSEg 06' I?APRHS'iSSIISBS, Panel Dfrsoratlumj, RLA.^'3—irfiibhed. Hlivarod, and Voatth ?6ABB 55nKll«h and OonUaaaial Qhao*, Phoft: sraphla, SlawSiuulrs. WHJTS liKAD, Oolonr», o*l, VAKNJiCSItS ißrnflhes, Mbrad PaintW, Oawon'a Antic■&-» cOiiirß and Patent BiUmts Palnta, UOULDINGB—QUt, tllainod. VoncattA tot Wotnro ifThnja and Kosui DwxnaHoas. ¥»»<>? yvsm« toi1 OtbiJißi flail (!.P.T. fioaaaaia oi ev*ty ilfeserlpiltfc SO EtSisJ Tiai*i«w aosLiss—Phcica and Coloured! Albnr.ua tor Photos. Scraps, &0., ±c, as, Oat-ont or Overlaj Hoonta, nil slues; Cubijisi ar.d O.D.V, MotUiM: .Aritih' Heos!l!l<rj. W, P. * 8, hsrlas i^tra/i on hand tfca li\%bsl rtook of tbfl aboTB anaAs in the North Juir.jia of New Zasland, sra abln to nxoaute ntther whoi& salr. or ntoil orders on thti nsoct- raTunrs.bu term*, anmplos nf PsnarKacsliiai: from upec Rtook. or of criijJnpJ pnato&ei, aont an sppli^s »Snn. New settlors lit t.uetland should binpaol ear stock ot Pnporhan3ins] and Pictures Vio™ attlcg up their now homoa; ihsy wU! flru' soms •*ln,» to nit the means of erv^amu W, PHIIiLIPPg * SOH, Qmcnw-aTTias?. irrassA^ Mg a as" go; Ui ( I TT* rBSON-STKEE I' STEAM C FFEI If J .M IIiLS.- H. P. GUJftO 43 and CO., Tea Colffo. and riplcu MiTchamu. Whuluaale »n< Kiimlly 'if.'.coi'a, ro.-ii, Ktrowoort. ana Froduci .Utaicr...—H. P. GIBUO.V9 and CO., Hobton j street, Auckland j rpo" BItX V6B GOnYk ACTORS 1. ROILDHRa, ETO. The nndercUnud. hsving special rnnchinor; for tho manufnotnre nf lioltn, haß anpp'.y of al lonuthß in siiictc at elu-nncst raips; alHo, Ko^n latlon VfcrnnrtMh Posts. Iron TubuUr Jfioli Gaion prici) Z\ 10a. :o bo had from X. and 3 Mcir-m & • '0., (Jtuifiicahanlc, -MiiJcr Sz Co., am at tho Worku. 4. TA I T. lorno-stroot Bolt ami Gnneral Iron Works. ■^ttAMSiS t^''.«.:a^;r, A.Ni.' OKc.l .1 yACTCJKY. JASIES MACKja, TftvOVMVIOX, VIOTORtA-aTHEX'l1 EAST, ABtOCLJUnii —— * ;Upiiini of aveiTr atioriptlon a v/t«d tuit nun neatly ezeouted on tins «o»> noUue BprlnßS mada sao roDalrsd. . 7S cm n&nd a largo Quantity of Lamps, also IranbarU anaia and ijpokas. lied Gam Follooa. nail Hohnr I'own Hardwood. N.i^-Conntnr urflcrn Bnactuall attJuided to \&r a&a OG X ii KU 1 Jtt «« « TV 3OAiP AMD OASiJIi3 MANUFAOTURKRH OOX'S ORKKK, BI0HMO3J) a*intn> i uuiuiJUK-fiTxan, AoomuvK Oub Pnrankßers of T.illo-s-, Wool, Sheonikißi and Bones, rTiirCOMIUCTOKS~AND OTHERS, WELLS BROS., Dkvootort, Are prepared to supply at Lowest Ratca Bricks Lime,. Sand, Shell, Ash, Puriri Posts and Honac Blocks, &c. &c. Contwicta mado for tho do livory of Timber, &c, .from tho milla to anj act of Duvonport District. Addreeß! WELLS ERO9., Carters, Dovonport. HE AUCiaJANIT~F(TRWAR"iSING AND PaKOWL DKLIVERY AGKNOY Daspatoh Qoofla and Paroela of all doaoriptlon! to every part of the Town and Suburbs Cheap Ratb, and with Ruarantoed regularity. The following are tho Booking ARfnoles :- A. B. Ladd, CablnotmakeE.^Karangahapeßoad W. H. Young. GrOQMWv.. .^.Pontonby Road R. Blinle. Baker .._„....- Arch Hill J, Reid, Cablnetmaacor..,,Corner of Kybor Pasi ondSynaondß'St. S. Reid, Qrocor. Comoro( Kyber Paaaand Oratton KoawL W. B. Collins, Grocer,...ii... «..»..P»rnell A. Heldt, Cabinutmakor™...,•.....•..Nowmarkol DELIVKRIEB :- Town t Hourly, fc'ubnrban ill a.m. and S p.m. No 78. Teleohonn Exchange. HKAD OFFIUE: Nathan's Bonn. Coatom honea- treet. AUCKLAND SEI.KCT RIDING aonooij iSKW SfOBTH iiOAC, RIDING MAO 3 BAST AND GRACEFUL, The Auctlftcd Select Riding School, for the Study and Practice of the Art of Kgnltation Id all its branohes, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter at pupils are Bolloited to forward their names tc the proprietor on ot baforo that dato. Terms, and hours Of Instruction and practice, may be learned on application, Pupilu supplied with horseo, and appolus meata tor School liesaona U required, or Home Appointments supplied to order from itajt. Claim Samples at the Sohool. The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book tor the use of Pupils and others, whioh may be had on application. Price, Is. Special Arrangements for Children. FEMALS ATTSWDANOK FOR liADIKS, G.H. htm alao oomnieticed bnainesa aa HarGo- Trainer. Evorv Hcrao ontruatod to hin charga wil! be properly Broketi .-.do handled eUhor as Lady's or Uontleman'a Charsor, G. H A 3EL L, 1 Late Konan Kidin anBOaA»T-MAjob. ahd Ist Clash BquiTATioit Instkuotoh, 12 Vni»rn In H.M. s-nrv L™ Onsionnte^, n? >. SmatflEnlly MoasiiSfld io varloaa WKR j Sr%OW 11 US' OT US 712 3M3& 1 sr v.^fs ft 7 I SE I 0 0K A 1 Ct, I 'P HiS Ha* MARKET I ICS. QUKKW-STHKKr, AUOKLAWU ON BAiiS, isasirsca pas GOKOaUND^Jj i»a ROMAiI SMPIKK.- Whtw Oloror, Ked Cltovsr, .*.ld7*e Olorer, Caw. grans, Moadpw Jfoscaa, Meadow Foxial!, Crested Doiistail, Kaoe, TrafoUuni lacnraEtuai (Scarla? CJ'ovnf i. WUOM AMMKJOA DIBEOOI'- Timothr, Kestnckj Blnesrw* (?0R Prutomrii), Poverty east E/otfi'Sia, baniotbury EisataßO. CooKHfoot, Pratrlearsss, Bsttoll. SABLT SSBD POTATOES, AS FOLLOWS I— Ashleat Kidney, Taylor's Kidnej, Oaaist. bury S'lniiee. Patteracn's VicSoris. LATBR VAKIKnKS—Hobart, SottOß'S Msg aam Hcnnra, Saiton'a S'lo-p'O!; BM!. eJCo ALSO. Oats, Barley, Qaraeii sand Jfiovit;;' Saod, (jobfbo. Fine and Book Salt, Bran, Sharps, Nim Ze« land Flax. Tow, dooon and Hams. BONKDCBT AKD BONKBXOUK of all grades. ISLAND A9O I'KKUVIAN GUANO, &0,, XC, SESKEXH & AIXKHN.



rspo MBKOHANTs, BEEWBKS, I. BOTTTiKUS, A>iD HODA-WATBU ESANU JTAOIU EKlta. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFOKU-ETIUiK!'. UUNHDIN liilatdbllahud. ISM). JMPOftTKRS OS1 KKGLI3H. FRENCH, AND SPANISH GOT CORKS. AI.trAVS On lI*NU AMD TO ARIUVK— Brewers', Bottlers', find s'odawator Maimiao turora' SiuudrioH, including nil Muds of Curses Biiiiku, Hhiviw, Ti»H, imO. Mpllcs, Cellar ~ Gorko, Cm king Mnolitnus. capsulea, Tinfoi {tattling Wirn, Superior ißinglnsn (Hrnwrra), Book, Purse. ICaat Inrilu Flpo. nnd Paro Kntsiiui and Brazilian Out; Tfcormoinntors. Hand *ncl Commnn. Ml kinds of Ginger, wholn ami crushed : Tm tnrio, icolje. Unlplmrous, Citric, and Sulphuric Acids; Spirits ot Wine. 81 0,p.; XMnncos and JCasnmiui OIIh, sodawator Ma chines ; Bottling Raolcn. Vittunt find Common ; Pntnnt Hyrnptnu Ptimpn; Sodawater «n<l Oln gerbeer Ilottloa. Ordinary; Lamont's, Hogben 8 ■ and Codd'a Patnnt Bottlos; Herbs, Pool', and Kootw of emy description; and ovary rflcmisiui for tho Brewers", Battlers', and iKrated Water Manufactnrorn' trado. AOICNTS FOR HiYWABDi I'VLBH & CO., London. Messrs. T. &. Co. lnvito Intending Purchasers Of Srowors' and Moduwator Maohlnory to an napootion of tholr Htook. THOMSON & CO., ORAWffortl) HTRK-T, DnwoTS, _ n -a - .. M !• & «: if K'J. *<j tici'ift HeS, <Md, aadSeovbi steelia, ICsst. Charge, Ow» ; Sait'iata. \ i»;n>iU weak dajc Cram 7 a.m.. JO 5 ».ni., *u.s Skhu.is MoaiTjwca £rom 3 liU 10 £,ai Tha nalh-rooraa Oi"a 5.15 private, r.ed supplied with wsry oonYsnionna, Turkln;i tavrote. ®.zzi anri iiaic biuniien, otnnbti, 'wpfctisars, a0a.05, S:r. ijalaot b»41l-rt)Ouis (arlvtto) for Ladies arerj ' issr, at sii hour;, w'»h farude aUendunos, Ohb aaituiro add StxpicHon. Pleaoe not* »h« ad&ivo I V.ctarla-Rris* '-toS, atove ihu Sroy a^nuil Hotel, (Ufl mzt ihn ni>«an HaiaißS? «C JuraSitir* Marl. AncilaiiO. N. 3.—Barber in attnmlanas. QUPEKIOK CUIIKIJGATED TAN tie, J. L. ft E A N , Haa for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for uho. price 3iß, at his ahoy, Klllutt atrnet. Largo uaniitios of Epoutinif. litdgtng. and Down Pipes, always in Stock. Verandan Iron curved at tho shortest notioa. Country orders will alwa?a rouolvu his prompt attention. Lead waßhora alwaya on hand I J idiots i wamf, C. F. COOPER, 277 & 279, ppPKR QUKKN-STREBr, First Pnizm AnaKtAND Show, 1882. Manufacturer of itvery Description of ' OARRIAGUT, Gru, BUG3Y, CART, AND I PLOUUH UARNKSS. Ladles' and Gout-' Sudd'os, Pnok Kmldkn, Bags. Vullnna, LoKgines, &0., &n,, on band and modo to crderi Bridles, Whlpa, South, Bits, B*nsh6i, Elilman'e Kmbrocation, &a Stjepleohiae and Race Eadcllcs mado to order. .|>fEA g O C X ! » CPTCOIAN H«a :. ;<BMfc- riyHIOTAOIiMS 4t.HU XT* ??T«AB8'?r i if nv«ry •lenoriptinni *m sconrst.' O^tarantaafl. JOMi'OUSIi f£ICIiOaCCPK3 AWU TSLi i B^XiPKa, Powarfnl and Ohfiap. AHMKOtI) HiUOMKTaHQ, THBBHOMITSIBS, f,r,noTß7^ K?IW, BATT3KPI3 *Nl> I'ITT£KGH, MaffT-iiCc Eilechic Machines aai .^Sedlas Coll*. upsiu GiiAansa, aiNoouUiit Fern* AMD MAKIKK GLASSKG, r XaaODOUTVi; COWPA33B3, SSXTAMTI-. ' SplvSt i'lylroiact.'.rj, Sscohavometarß, J Baliuometata, Argoutomataw, &s, s &c, &t ° Afiwcr «■<;•! VA?UHt'ij PATENT BKWTHS *;i&nuyws:l Si BSTKAS. [itßtrum«ais and Sewing Msihineii rspsttri'i f!3POHi:.:ra Tna P -)ST Otf!flB:i «l!r,r*!-inrl-fIHW!t, X '^ Si AS 8 Y%r OB X S I. '*■'•'■ '* 1 r-c LASS t^T 0RB: S I i ___ Onr iissdlua *.rslti(o9 »iia week srai Oonfjc j'.Oaore' Jura, In per Itj : 3 Qlaas Jtins for 2s Vi ; Lamp Glifmnoya, 3 for fid; Glass Bnils fo> ; Shooting at. in auantitioa to Bait purnhrun-rj : Rarrton ahudej, nil otetiH i Siah fllobeß and Oo'i! Flisli. very nhoaiii M. COOK & SONS, FEKEMA.N'3 BAY. S % 53 B .1 B U I C B J » J ?J CARTES, OTNTHAOTO »O '• C'rrsofi one. )jt*ll7ared iscm ghlp'a «'> * ■> J zuwaAtrsL* Ani BAT os Isiusne Do" 1 Mil Sii^TiirK' mi.ii »n nnant) ;raflaonahl« i. j^j o l-'JSK IOK DOKi\U HA-XIH "') S'-*'».«.» & i< A B X 3 & has you hals * aombm et the stem w» Tap ready tor mta, *3 zuid no-wari'.c, AT BIS B'i'EAa WIJBKB, VIOTORIA-aitUiw. a* JUs Bhoß 'WatiUisi.inr-STBiBBr. , Large jcsatitls* at t3?onu&s, Rideing, a- d Down f/ive* ulfrarn la stoos, ?sraaauh irun our-rad at ahortofli aiijicu. , Maantsottirsi; of L»nd And Comno Plpa. A Oboice --elncSloE ct Chandelier;, Jfcc,. a) hb W<!llsslaT-«tts«» shop, Oanatrr ordiwa itUI nlwajn woelT* Mi ars3ij«:t j Knav Kroatwa i^TEW •; KKIVAL OP T^OOUS. EMrs. Down, STAY AND CORSBT MAKKR, UPPER HOBSON-ST KBT Katablliihed 1804. Every Dasciription of 3toy Coraata, &c. Hurglcul Bolts upon the -. I v^ latest lmprovemanta. , Shoulder straps Made to J Order. sii v f Ji | s w Q '•■ KOIU 7. OOHITS, *0,, *G Kvo'Ti'ovnoa ctsa cnvs tiiaosin tlioSt o? n ei»l&» br calUnsc as I. ;-?OWj3SH, BKC«p ?t-AH»-ia VKXSX, 1 PUSOB iTAMEH n L A R E, • Having rotnrned from Friendly Islands, wishes 1 reaped tally to inform th.;> public that ha haa STAKTKU IIUSINi.SS AG-vl.m In HIS OUJ ■ SHUP, OPhTOM-HJUfE--THKKP WS.-ST, ana will 1 ba most hajijiy to eeo his old oustomoru, and any new onea who will favour him with their p.itroniwe. £ 11 kinds of Yacht* and BoAt.B built to ordar on the ahorteat notice. Bcata repaired. J N.B.—A Small slip ou Uio promiStiJt, i J. OLARW. YACHT AKU BOAT BUILDEK, J eUSTOM-nOUSE-STEEET WEST, 1 FKBaMiK'a BAY. J"M PORT AN T A SJNO UTS CEMENT. Juat Received, per 'Looh Awe," a Splendid Assortment of Viomks. Bows, and Fitishgs, MffiLOlDiAwa, Cokobhtij^s, and all fcinda o MUattlALlNßl-RnMBNtB, at THOS, E. CAKTEa'S, 82, VIOrOBIA-BTRKBT, AUCKLAND (Six doora abOTio Albert sweot). TiiACHEB, Tuner, and Uaiiuiror o( PUaoJorta, Uarnoi, and VIOLIN, I Tarmß and Toßtiraonlals on aDiillcatlen. Toner and Hupairar ot ail kinds of Musical Instruments. BY SPECIAL ,'« ' "vJf^ APPOINTMENT iibokge d i a 0 n It (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), JIANCTACTUBEB OF DOUBLE JERATKD WATERS & CORDIALS Cnba-Btrcet, Wellington Ask for bis celebrated GINGER ALE, be had in all parts of the Colony. VrOTICti OF KEM'.'VaI>~W. and E. I JJ3 Hasten hex to tnform tfce'r Patruna and the Publi-J generally that they havr) Rmticved [to their NbW I'remises m Wakeaelo-etcebt. i While thanklnj; their Ca»t(imorfi for the liberal ! support accorded them in the past, they dexlre to inform them that by the introduction of the latest appUancea in the Trade, they hope to pro duce Cnrri-iP?a of All kinda, which, for Style. Durabilisy, Flni. h, and Moderate iricea, aro not to be Burpaesad, Note the adiiresi)— W. and B. Hnaton Coaoh-bttildera Waketlold-street, AncMand,



EIIELTIATLSM, XKUV"!:3 APPECTIOXS, liUSl bago, Neuralgia,Ohrou:.: Liver Complaints, and loss of vital function, ,\ to the influence o£ electricity—the «rcat vital stimulant. The best form is the continuous current, as generated by Pul verraacher's chain bauds and chain batteric/. They are permanent in effect, and most durable in construction. Agent for New Zealand1— i Aickin, Tho Pharmacy, Auckland. Write for ' a pamphlet and testimonials. i



Public Notices. M F. J. MOBS.] [W. P. O'SUIiIVAHj " F. J. Moss &iX ■ HOCSK, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENIB, f SHOBTLASD-STHEHr, Intending Bnyers are reßpeotfally invited to ln»p»ot onr List ot Properties. - Motu-y ro bend at Current Rates of Interest I jy/TR. THOMAS HOLDER, I A. MKCT, . . -;.;v :; CPSTOMHOITSK-STBgOT WEST. <\ EDUQIIUiN UN KIKB KATES, § SEW ZKALAND INSURANCE I COMPANY. . | CAMTAL ONK MILLION STKRLINSI PUUC RISKS taken on the moat LIBKRAL TERMS. PROMPT BKTTI/iIMK 8. UNDOUBTED HKO ITT. :■ QSO. lERCE, Manager.^ - CC OD LI Ns 00 A:^C H'ffi^i • LEAVKH ■ -■ ~'<i*:M Onohnnßn— Anoeland1 — . l: j|l 8.30 a.m. ' 12 neon < Via p.m 130 p.m. Satnrdaj Nlahta- JH E N li IS K. S 0, SI : 1 HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL "';ii * DECORATIVE! PAINTER, No. S, Wyndham-street. JP EE AND POTTER, CoACH BuiLDEE* . i V)T Grey-atreot, Auckland.—N.B.: Iron-bart ; Shafts Sooksn, Felloes, Blue '4 n«i and all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest M u>KO t l Jricen. O.KOua v L I M * 9EOCJND LIMB, . FOB SALS, ' :;:■•!; lit 8 O U T H Q A T E'S i \UHDEANQI HTDKAUIiIO GROU»»:'V KOCUK UM&, ' 'D anr quantity, tor Oosorute, Paths, FloM* i Cailara, bio. (next to stone flagging, Is 00' ■ rivalled (or dnrabUlty and hard-sattlaa W ! onalttleß). If or tanks and other woi | work It Is a flrat-elaai matarloU' ' B. K£A »E, SOLE A6 E H X,". ! ntJSTOM-HOOBJWSBKE,*., St. Mun-goCapb. • 1 chas, canning Bega reßcecttnlly to inform hla otUltomeMWli.i' t' i friends that ha has now j OPENED Hid NEW PKKMISRB I With a Choice and Varied Stock of 11 PBENOH and ENGLISH CONFKOXIONEHV. j And with his increased accommodation j andfaoliiteßforcarrjlDKonhlsßnfilneaanofoaa confident of giving entire satisfaction to WJ j customers In the execution of any orders cb j ,v; trusted to him. , 'ii< ; C.C. would also best ta Intimate to hisi ons ! tomera aad friends that Re will give the Cam . m Branch of the Buelneßs niipartloalar care, ana 1 it being undar the immedta c »npervielon of B« Manager (Mb. John CUsm,E). io long ano i| favourably knowo to aU hJV old oaatomerftj». ; .-;. m qutteconfldentthathewlU/'afJ-saUhißonßtoiMni. •.« ontlia satisfaction. ;nt*"l