MINING NEWS.

[FROM THE COROMANDEL MAIL.]

Harbour View.-The tributers are get ting payable gold. colonial.—ln Btoping gold can be seen through the general stuff, but not sufficient; of it. HOYAL OAK-Mayne's Tribute. -Ar rangements were made in the hoxinnmg ot the week for Mr O'Brien to cart a parcel o£ stall to the Tokatca battery. The con tractor is making excellent progress with the low level goin« in from the van tunnel, tie is in a distance of CO or 70 feet. The groudd is greatly improved, breaks out ireely, and will facilitate and cheapen this important work, Albion. - Owiog to the continued disa bility of the contractor to work the driving of the prospecting level has b:m delayed for the past fortnight. A freh start baa now boon made, and there ia cvt'iy appear ance of settled country comiug in. SUCCESS.—Stoping has been started tweuty or thirty feet below the spat from Wliic'i the last patch of j;old was got that paid the half-crown dividend.. The reef ooks well. SOCTH RapangA. — Sinking 11 being vigorously carried on, and some showjr bits of stone have come to hand containing coarse gold. Just-in-Time.— The new wheel expected by Wednesday's steamer did not arrive, thus further delaying operations. Backtuore's, Home Rule, and Tiernans are all breaking out Roud crushing.stuff. Golden Butterfly. — A crushing of three tons at the Emily battery has given eleven ounces. Little Nell.—A parcel of about 14 tons, crushed at Watawai, has yielded 7 ounces. Uhion BEACH.—The low level from the Tangye winze is boing carried oh as usual, with a fiu« looking leader in the face. The manager is busily engaged constructing a dam which, if successful, will act as a flood* gate to the mine, ami ktop a large poitwn of tho wuter which now renders pumping to heavy an item. He expects to reduce the consumption of coal by one-third by the xchcrne now being carded. The boiler was got from the beach to its ilte, in very smart style by Mr Climo and his stall without any further assistance. NEW COKBY. —Vho contract to drive the low level lias been taken in hand by Edwards. The work wa» started on Mon day. The level was opened out in tight ground, necessitating shorting. As soon as the level is far enough advanced the cage will bo cot to work, ,

WRECK OF THE STEAMER GLAMORGAN.

Loss of Life.

NEW YOEK, February 24.— The captain of the steamship Kepublic, from Liverpool, states thut on February I6tb, in latitude 10 de,f. 31min. north, longitude 20 deg. we«t, the steamship Glamorsaa from Liver pool was a total wieck and Had lost Capiain Court; the second officer, A. P. KobillarU : and seamen D. Williams, J. Jenard ; second s'ewad, Joha Barr.tt,: passenger, Handy ciullcn and an unknown man—stowaway, Tho Bepnblic took oil the remaining officers, crow and passengers. NttW YOBK, February 25. - The survivor* of tho lose steamer Glamorgan, who were rescued by the Kopublic, siaie that on the WcJnegduy following the departure of the Glamorgan from Liverpoola trcrueudous Bea struck her, carrying away tho bridge, sails and ventilator*. The wind storm increased for three days, when tho vessel was hove to. The next Friday the storm returned with in creased violence, smashing in the wheel house, opening up the ship fore and aft. Stopping the engine and leaving the vessel in the trough of the sea. All hands baltd with buckets, but to no purpose. For two days and nighta all hands were at the pumps or were baling desperatoly. On ,tho next Friday, at noon, a steamer was sighted, which prayed to ba the Kopublic. The caotain of the Republic lost a man whiU launching his bjats, the sea running very high. It was. several hourj btfore all »he passengers and crew were a&ved. The total number saved was fifty-three. The captain and others lost wro swept away in an awiul sea. The Glamorgan was he&vily laden, but the value ol her cargo is yet un known. Tnomai Doss, a Glamorgan stow-aw^y, supposed to be a Phceaix Park as«as«in, was released after an eximinution by a repre sentative of the British Consul.

THE PREVENTION OF PAUPERISM.

Mr Green's Panacea,

(By TBLEGEArii.—press association,

DUtfEDIN, Xhunday. •jhe Princess Theatre was crowded this evening when Mr M. W. Green, M.H.R., propounded his scheme for the removal of pauporisni. The Hon. Major Atkinson, Hon. Mr Oliver, and a number of other gentlemen were upon the platform. Mr Green devoted the opening part of his ad dress to a very lengthy criticism of Major Atkinson's scheme, which he denounced as a direct iuterfeience with the liberty of the subject. 'I hey found that two and a half millions were spent annually on drink, and the amount contributed towards the support of the sick was comparatively small, Was it not better to draw some of this contribu. tion from the drink bill ? The Colonial Treasurer would not propose such a thine;. He would not dare to do «o, for he obtaintd too much roTeuuo from the drink tr»ffic, The speaker then spoke at length upon the evils attending upon drunkenmm As politicians, then, it was their duty to see it they could not find some icheme which would enable people to obtain drink, but In moderate quantities only. He would not close all public-houses, bnt he would allow one only for erery 1,500 of the population. In country districts no two houses should be nearer than tan miles to each other, save on soparato roads leading to different localities. The licenses should l.c taken from the peraons at present holding them, and in the way of compensation it should bo oompulsoiy for the local governing body to purchase all the surplus buildings for other uses at what wai estimated a fair price. It should not, however, of course, be compulsory for the owner to sell. The Government should lend money to theso bodies at 5 per cent, to do this, and the latter would then let or sell the building «t iimir Jianretion. In this way the money would be paid back to tha Government, and the balance would be lodged in a sinking fund for the purpose of keeping open those houses required. The Corporation or local body should place a trustworthy person to take clisrge of these houses at a salury, and ho should hare do benefit or interest whatsoever in the ssle of intoxicating drinks, although he should be allowed the profit accruing from the (ale of all temperance drinks. Intoxicating liquors should ba sold nuder certain couditiom?,and out of the proceeds of the sale the Corpora tion should pay all expenses connected willi the house, appropriating a fair som for rent and £50 as a license fee. These should go to the ordinary revenue of the city, but all furti.er profits should be set apart abso lutely as a permanent fund for the support of the aged, widows and orphans, and other destitute people, and for the support of the hospitals. Deficiencies in this fund should be made up from the estates of all persons dying intestate who had no relations of a certain proximity. Having thus removed the main cause of poverty—viz, drunken ness-the povoity from other causes could be easily met by the profits arising from the drink traffic. Another cause of poverty was want of work. There were in the colony many skilled ariisans who could not get employment at their own trade, and were eDgaged in unskilled labour; and it was the constant question among the people, what shall we do with our dots ? As to farming, it wns good, but manufac tures in a country must go hand in hand with agriculture. He would advocate that the Government should for instance call for tenders for the construction of a certain number of locomotives in the North and South Islands, paying slightly more than the engines could be imported for. Firms would import the plants, and a condition should be that certain parts of the-loco motives should bo of colonial manufac ture. It should also bo subjected to certain tests, and in the same way inducement should be offered for the construction of railway carriages, &c, in the colony. By these means work would be increased, labour would be found for all of the skilled artisans, and by removing the want of work they would remove another important cause of poverty. Another por« tion of the Echemewas to enable the poarer classes to settle on the land. The conclu sion of Mr Green's epeech was received with prolonged applause, and the Hon. Major Atkinson subsequently rose to reply to the criticisms which had been directed at his proposals. -'

SPORTING NEWS.

Timaru Baces.-^Second Bay.

(BY TKLEGBAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

TIMARC7, Friday. The weather was agaia splendid, and the racing good. The attendance was larger th in on the first day.

South Cantbrbtjjjy J.C. Handicap, of 15050v3. Distance, 1 mile and a half. Mr E. Cutts' Sou'wester, 3yrs, Gst 71b

(Tirown) fa.on G. McLean's Lady Emma, syrs, Bst

]21b (Allen) ... ••• l Mr D. O'Brien's Tasman, 4yrs, 7st 71b (Derrett) 3 Mr Y. Butler's Luna (7st lllbs), and Hon. G. McLeau'ti Gitana (7st), were scratched, and only three horses faced the s'arter. Mr Meekle got the noraes away well, Tasman goiue at once to the front. Past the stand, lasman still led, Sou'wester and Lady limma at his heels, i he trio raced in this order until turning in'o the straight for home, when touVester and Laiy amma cloted on Tasman, and he gradually tell back despite the efforts of his rider. Down I the straight a grand strugglo took plaos between Sou'wester and Lady Amma, tne former eventually winning by a bare neck. Time, 2ruins. 41£socs. There were 202 subscribers at £1 on the inside totalisator. £51 beinjj on the winner, a dividend oi i.6 11«. On the outside totalisator there were 129, and 46 being on the winner, gave £2

10a. HANDICAP BUHDLE KACE ofe 60SOVS. DiS' tance, about two miles, over eight flights of hurdles. Mr P. Butler's Quamby, syro, list 7lbs

(Lvford) >•• "• Mr H. Lunn's Canard, syrs, 12at 71dj

. (Owner) ••' Mr D. O'Brien's Melbourne, aged, lOat (Coiton) 3 Mr P. Jones's Lady Perdita (syrs, lOafc 101b', Joyce) and Mr W. Stark's Barbery ((!vM. lOst 31b.', Connor) also ran. Mr Suerwin's Mokaiakara (6yrs, lOst lOlbs) and Mr J. Dooley's Milo (aged, lOit lOlbs) were scratched. Time,'4o.ins ; «recs. There were 292 on the inside totalisator-90 on the winner : dividend £2 Bs. On the outside one there were 194-61 on the winner; dividend £2 17s. \Y INTER OATe (welter handicap) of 80 boys Distance, 1 mile,

Hon.G. McLean's Gitana, 4yrs, 10ot

lllbs (Goodman) .- ■• ••• Mason and Valbnce'a Jdck, 3yrs, lOst

2lbs (Webster) ... ... ... ••• Glasson'a Marchioneas Neil, 3yrs (Der'

ritt) 6 Messrs Mason and Vallance's Siesta (llitj, Mr Cutts' Sou'wester (9st.Blbs), MrDodson a bf by Casseyalaunus—Miss King (3yrß, 9it 71b-)t and Mr G'^Boll' B Mermaid (9»t), also ran. The win was a very popular one, ai.d Goodman was treated to a pood deal ol cheering after weighing in. Tune, Imm. 48^ecs. The inside totahsator had 320 in vestors, 57 being on the winucr; dividend. £5 Is. tin tfie outside, there were 223, 29 on the winner; dividend, £6 18s.

SBUiiNa Hack Hurdlb Eacb of 20 soys, No weight under 6at 71bs.

Mr Poff's Dalesman (O'Neil) 1 Mr G. Cornelius's Thu Pony (owner) ... l Mr Wood's Lankey « Mr Pringle's Wild Bose and Mr Hammond's Our Pony also started. The inside totali sator had 235 investors; 66 being on tbo Winner-dividend, £3 4s; on the outside, 99, 15 on the winner—dividend, £5 15*. ' Consolation Handicap of 30 aovs. Mr P. Butler's Suva, 9st (Derritt) ~. 1 Messrs Masou and Yallance's Jact, Bst I2lbs (Webster) ... ■•• 2 Hlr J. Lunn's Barbary, 6»t ?lbs (Sharp) 3 Mr Glassou's Mermaid, Mr L»wson's Mar chioness NoU, and Mr" Hebb's Miss ding filly aUo started. Time, lmin. 46880?. lhere were 274 investors on the inude machine, 92 on the winner; dividend, £2 13*. On the outaide 176, 52 on the winner; dividend, £3 le.

Wanganui Derby, 1886.

WANGANUr, this day. Ihk following nominations for the Wan gunui Derby of 1886 have been received :— Meisri Lyons and Blaikie's b «r br c by Musket, dam Xol; Mr B. Crawley's eh o The Dowager, by Patriarch, dam Mari gold ; Dr i arle's b c Poni * sinorum, by Uilke, dam Equation ; Mr J. D. Pow dtell's r c *x»etim»rit, by HailstorK, uam, Discretion; Mr .J. D. PowdreU's r t Silver Cloud, by Hailstorm, dam Cle matis; Mr K. W. Moists eh f Regret, by Puriri, dam Fldso ; Mr P. Tancr«d'ach£ by TUe Premier, dam Gossip; Mr A. Sandish a b f Maraiau, by B»douia, dam Kora; Mr A. Ssaudkh's b f Lapna', by Bidonin, dam ! Ducheas ; Mr W. Wilson's b f Lang Syne, by Gladiator, d»m Ussie; Mr W. lately c be, by Patmarch, dam Flora McDonald.

SUPREME COURT.- Criminal Sessions.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

(Yesterday Concluded.) ASSAUfcT WITH INTEBT TO DO BODILY

HARM,

Pu, Timl Hamilton, Pautahi, and Nga wharau, were arraigned upon an indictnunt, charged with assaulting Aubin Ahier, at Alexandra, on the 26th March, with intent to do bodily harm. Mr Hudson Williamson (Grown Solici tor) and Mr Hesketh appeared for the proie cution, and Mr Earl in defence. The same reply. " Nothing to say," waa given by the prisoners. Mr Heoketb. opened the case for the pro secution, but said it was not a Tery seiious j charge, and would not take a long time. The four prisoners chafed the witnesa across the country, and in riding, not being a good honeman, he fell, when the pri soners caught him and ill-treated him, and might have done further injury had not two persons came to the rescue. The evi deuce was then taken, Aubln Ahier, of Alexandra, was sworn, and deposed that on the 26th ult. he was at Alexandra. He identified three of the prisoners as the persons who attacked him and tied him up. It was between Mr Finch's hotel and the bridge. He was on horseback. He was passiDg on horseback but fell. They then chased him for . a quarter of a mile, when they caught him and tied him by the hands and feet. Tbey made him «it down. Was tied with tether lines. He was then placed on his horse, and two of them walked on either side of bis horse towards Alexandra. Presently the Volunteers came up and rescued him. Me Rave them no canse for the attack. Be had resided at Alexandra for 13 years. The tying m&de him sore. He was very much frightened. He was tied for a quarter-of-au-hour. Mr Finch and Mr Lloyd afforded him relief. Mr Baker and Mr Waters.were present. James Waters, a man of colour, deposed that he was a farmer, living near Te Awamutu. Had resided there IS years. He was a member ot the Voluntef r Cavalry. On Monday, the 26th March, he and his troop rode into Alexandra. Held the posi tion of sergeant. Was stationed at the bridge. While in ambush saw some natives. He tied tho second and fourth of the pri soner*. Could not swear to the other two. Three were on one side of Ahier, and one on the other. Assisted to take them into custody. Thomas Baker, a contractor, was also present, and identified the foui prisoners as the men who had assaulted Mr Ahier. They were all on horseback. Tho troop arrested them, tied them, and took them to the barracks. '

This was the case for the prosecution. Prisoners had nothing to say to the jury. His Honor summed up, and in addressing the jury, said there was no evidence of bodily harm. Some slight pain had been afflicted to Mr Aider by the tying up, but every interference with a man's liberty1 was*, in law, an assault. The jury found a verdict guilty of a common assault. The prisoners were then removed.

Riot and Tumult.—Te Mahuki and eighteen other natives were then charged with creating a riot and tumult at Alex andra, on the 26th March, viz,, " That he (Te Mahuki) with divers other persons un lawfully and riotously gathered together to make a great noise and disturbance, to create a riot ana tumult to the terror of their Majesty's liege subjects residing in Alexandra, and the liege subjects of Her Majesty passing along the highways."— In answer to the Court, the prisoners re plied, " We have nothing to say."-Mr Hnd* son Wiiliamson and Mr Hesketh for the Crown. —Mr Earl, amicus curias'; Mr Jobn White, interpreter.—Mr Hesketh ex plained the law relating to riot, attd cited several definitions found in the authorities on the subject.— Charles Wilson Hnrsthouse gave evidence to the effect that he hoard Mahuki say he

would break the heads of Bryce, Wilkinson and Hursthouse. He aaid MriS. was a beguiling anake, and that Te Whifa and Tohu had power to Mo . trate and annihilate the EoropS' Heard prisoner shout ia front of the how " Die 1 Die 1 all of you." The apeS' caused great excitement. Captain Gat coyne, sub-inspector, deposed to arrestW the prisoners. Mr Earl informed the Court that the evidence did not shew that any violence had been used, at least, not snffl cient to establish the offence oi.which they were charged. His Honor havW summed up, the jury returned a verdict of "wot guilty." At the reojust of tbT Crown Prosecutor, the remamiog indict* menis were no; taken up. The prisoners were then asked to say why the sentences of the Court should not be paaaed un'on ihem. Te Mahuki said: "Hearken 0 interpreter, to the word I spoke in thefiret instance. There are three outside this ' Court, not here, Te Whiti, Wahanui the ■ Native Minister. Harsthouse and Waha nui are the sheep of Mr Bryce' Be correct in your interpretation. Let the Court judge tttem, let judgment be upon them. We a>e as sheep in i the bands of the shearers." The sentence of ihe Court was then passed upon the pri. son. rs. His Honor said :Te Manuki your word to me yesterday was, "lama dog, Te Whiti is my master," My word I to you this day is that the law is master of both you and Te Whiti. Te Whiti barked • only j you have tried to bite. You have beaten Mr Hursthouse and Te Haere, and some others of you assaulted Aubia Ahier. Dogs that bite the heels of travel, lers must be chastised. The jury hare found you guilty of evil to Mr Harataouae to Ahier, and to Te Haere. The law.aaya : that you must be punished, and from that punishment neither Te Whiti nor your atua (god) can save you. You, Mahuki, ; hav ß been the leader in this evil work, >Y<rtr Timi Hamilton, appear to have been the ; most active agent of Mahuki in thb ! evil work. You two must therefore be '■■'■■■" punished by being imprisoned - for : twelve months with hard labour.V Yod JNgawharau, Pu, and Pautahi, who haw also btea accive in the evil work, will We imprisonment? for nine months with hard labour. You, Tana Waikato, and the rest, you are the foolish sheep who hare followed a blind leader-the sentence o£ i the Court upon you is than each of you be imprisoned for six months with hard labour, Mr White having interpreted the sentence : to the prisoner*, Te Mahuki raised. Mr head, and in a loud voice, said, " You »& right, 0 Judge 1 Your sentence is jart. but the power of God and Te Whiti wl save me." The Court was then, adjourned until Mob. day at 10 p.m.

HENRY GEORGE ON ENGLISH POLTTICS.

New Yokk, March 7.-Henry Gco.-^. the author of " Progress and Poverty,"!©} evening said he had read with mttch in terest iaboucbere's announcement of tla Kadical programme in the politics of &»>■ laud. " The breach between the Whig mi Kadical wings," he said, " is growing widur all the time, and the whole power tti the Whig* is waning and that of theiiadt cals waxing stronger, ft o ottaor msa Imt Gladstone could have kept them togetta so long and carried oat the metroes of leform which he hat ojdbbibi in spite of' the Conservative oppcsitwo, When he dies or lets go, theic is nc lease; upon whom both factions can ttnita As Labouchere shows, the Kadicali opposed to tbe Marquis of Hartiagbm, and, on the other haiid, Chamberliin would not receive the least support bom ite Whigs, or, as they would be calta ia France the Eight Center, for Uhnnikr. lam's views are substantially idcaUi»l-#itb those expres»ed by iabouchere." : •"ihen you think the Consemtim would fiome into power in conssqrasnee pi this split in the Liberal 'ranks, .skull! ' Gladstone die ?" "I do, most assuredly, for the IFia>> being a class of large landowners ai mcv« bers of the aristocracy, matt unite with tlio Conservative* in opposition to the party which threatens their common interest?. But the Radicals will be a very powsiul opposition and one that will grow a&ton* ingly fast." •'lt has been said that Labouchere ha adopted your theories 011 the land question Is this true?" - I dtito

' • .Notentirely. He proposes, ast io, to make the occupiers the oYroere oi the soil, but I have not heard that lie means to ar rive at that end by means of the naiionali satlsation of land. In the end, however, I am confident thkt the only ptaeiicabte way'of making the farmers substantially the owners of the land will bo by ffliSslag the State the landlord," ' t i " Would not the carrying out of w i! forms suggested by Labouchere anil bla friends be indefinitely delayed by taae> cesaien of the Conservatives to power!'1 " I believe tbat the Conservatives ca neTer again obtain a long lease of pswr. The success of the Radicals may be bataea \ or delayed by accident. The teotocj a . the opinion of the middle elates in ftj' , ' land, aa elsewhere, ia democratic lli« i death of the Qaeen, bad crops,.or nw»ln dustrial depression would increase ttiatea dency. On the other hand, a woieat tea< tion would follow the a^saß^inatioa pi lw , Czar, or any similar rash act of tasted revolutionists on the Continent, tat.* auimrs well for tps Radical came a England that it has for its leadera « men as Joseph Chamberlaip, ■ wlio a»'«• presentative of the great middle cluas,^' Labouohere, . himself of 10 anstocratte family and as-ociations, bat s btigHt, t« seeing politician and a bold thinker.- »« Francisco Chronicle."

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THln AUCKLAND EVENING SftAR, APRIL j.



tAcliitjOns. MONDAY, APRIL 9, At 11 o'clock. BA&ANCK p O|^f s KBDEEMED ON By order of MrT. H- Wcumegen. Next to the Albeit Hotol, Queen-street. . g GABRiiL""*LEWIS P™ HAS received iustrnctions from Mr L. H. Noumogon to sell as above, commenc ing at 11 o'clock, ' The balance of tlio Unrodeomcd Plodgeß, JoweUory, Clothing, Tools, &c, Ko. Tho wholo must bo positively sold as Mr — N^imeSS?has?cl give possession of thepremises early. ._ • TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, Apkil 10 and 11. Bj EXTENSIVE UNRESEKVED SALE OF Oashmcre Lustres (Black & Gold), Blanket?, Burs, Dark Prints, Hosiery, Men's Waterproof Coats, linglisn W| and Melbourne-made Clothing, a» Shirts, Men's, Boys', thi and Youths' tjjj Felt Hats, co: Braces, Ties, Lcggins, Buggy Rug*, - m &a., &0., &°- po QABRSrLBWIS | HAS received instructions to sell, at ms an rc«m?(opposlto Mesars Thornton. Smith ofl M d X™ mSr pwer Queen-street, on of Sesday and W ednesdsy next. mi KO CASES AND BAL3S OF ABOVE GOODS. Torms at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 'TRADE SALE OF ENGLISH, BREACH, AND GERMAN H BOOTS AND SHOES, M & GABRIi~LEWIS g HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton. Smith and te Firth's mS™ Lower Queen-street, on the above to flate, at 11 o'clock. Ji j/)A TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS. ai — » ai Terms at Sale. Q W. B, OOCHBAKK.] IJAMESBACBS g MONDAY, APRIL 9. 6C VILLA RESIDENCE SITES, (t MOUUT ST. JOHN. THE Subscribers have received instruc _ Uons to sell by public auotlon, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, April 9th, at 13 j o'clock, Allotments 23,23,24. and 25. Bast Mnytown. Kpsom, oontalnlng 5a Of 27p, more or IeBS situate at the foot ot Mount St. John, l nndimmedlatel} oppoaltoMajor George s property. Aeood commanding view can bo obtained trom»ny portion ot tie property, and for villa Bites camnot be autpiEScd in the suburbs. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Wi 8, 000HKANV JAS. DAOBS MONDAY, APRIL 9. FREEHOLD PRUPKRTY AND COTTAGE, ON£HUNG3, THE Subscribers have reoiived instruo Uons from Mr Geoi Flataiai»(who la leav ing the colonj) to Bell, a« the Lano, Mart. Fort street, on Monday, April 8, at 12 o olchss. HIS FREKHOLD KESIDEKOB.Muate In Recent-street (off Ohuioh Btreof>. Oae hunga, oreoted on LoS 19 of sniaKioUs, oontainlng da. Ir. dp.. But* tantially Ura ced with Btor.o wall and coping, and BUbJivided into 3 paddocks. JHantM ■with fruit tries In good bearing. Out buildings comprise stable, cow-house, piggery, sheds, &o. Good well of water. SAMUEL COCBRANE & SON, Auctioneers, W, B. COOHRAMSJ UAS. DACBB ' MOHDAY, APRIL 9. 80 SHARES HAND OP FRIENDSHIP aIHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, Oth instant, at 11 o'clock. Under Warrant from R.M. Court, Thames, Casey v Nichollfl. QA BHARB3 HAND OF FRIHNDSHIP OU G.M.C. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOB, Auctioneers. V, a OOCHKANB HJAS.DACRB TUESDAY, APRIL 10. OIL PAINTINGS"-^ pAiNTiNQS f r*HK subscribers will sell at their Booms I Fort-street, on Tuesday, 10th instant, at 11 etolock, q- LARGE OH. PAINTINGS, in Handsome *JO GUt Frames. S4MUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COOHKAHE. JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, APRIL 16. CHOICE BUILDING SITES, ; - 'SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. THE~PIPfES. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Meisrs Metcalfo and HUI to BeftbypuhUo auction, at the Land Mart, Fort- Bteeet, on Monday, Kith inst., at 12 o'clock, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain *■ - liut 102 oores 2 roods 9 perches, situate half-a-iaile from the. Penrose Railway Station; thero is a good seven-roomed house upon the property; also, cowshed, •; BtB&le, dairy, etc.: the whole can bo . ■"■ rjrofltably subdivided into five and ten ■ acre sections, each of which would pos " boss flrst-clasa building Bites.commandinK extensive and beautiful views. FJane showing the position and proposed sub division are in course of preparation, and every facility will be given for in specting tho property, which is within three-quarters of an hour from the Auok . . land RaEway Station, either by road or ; - rail. SAMUEL COCHRANE S SOP, Auctioneers. T~~ MONDAY, APRIL 15. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &O. D. if. EVANS HAS received ißstructions from Mr J. J. Odium to Sell, by Public Auction, at his residence, Wood-street, PonEonby, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ALL IN FIBST-CEAS3 OBDER. Full particulars in Future Advertisement. ■ D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. •FRIDAY, APRIL 13. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day next, \ ■. The well known Raoe-hoisea HARKAWAY and YDBA BILL. With aU their Engagements. The above Btook will positively be sold with out reserve. _____ ALFRED BUCKLAND. j-IOUNTBY OATTLK BALKS \j ■ ■ Waiuku-Saturday, April 7 Pokeno-Monday. AprU 16 Drury-Wedaesday, April IS Fapakura-Wednesday, AprU %. ALB-RED BUCKLAND. ~~ TUESDAYS. 1 HE > H A~Y M A R X E T. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDKB AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 13 o'olook. , _^_ , ALFRBD BUCKLANB. ~~. TUESDAY, APRIL 10, JUNCTION YARDS. -■TtriK SAKE, at the Junction Yards, on Jp ■ .Tuesday next,.. 650 Fatßheep . ; 100 Dairy cSwk Etoro Cattle, Fa* and Store 'j^-jvMvi.-, , ;. .>'.■-•' ■.■..',■;■ --' HUBTER & JNQLAN, .



iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii«WlH——~— '—''''* * Auction?-. MONDAY, APRIL 9, HOON, )NE WOODEN 4-ROOMED COTTAGE, \ MILLS 1 LA.NB. v B. 0. GUEENWOOD OAS received instructions from Messrs Fisher and Co. to soil by auotlon, on the ( jromlseß, Mills'Lano, One Wooden l-roomod Cottose, situated In Mills' Lane- olf Woat Queen-street, toi bo removed within tour nays of day of sale, R. C. GBEcNWOOD, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. By order of tho Registrar of the Supremo y Court of Now Zealand, Northern Dis tiict, at Auckland, on fcohalf o£ a ri^HE under^ncd has been favoured with I T toß?raotu»S to eel), by Public AuoMon. at j hi? Mart Queon-Btreet, Auckland, on the 13H} d«v of Atirll 15- S3, t>y nrdor of the Keeisirar ot trlot of Auolsland, and Colooy of New Zealand. , comalninß by adtuoaemoox-nt BO aoroa. nioro or less sffioit in the Parlkli of Maungataupere, County of Mansion, and boln K Bonih-vreatorn portlou o( allotment Ni>. 89, witn all inn rl g hiß aud appurteußKCoa thereto belonging. Full nor tloulara may bo had, and a plan of tho property, - mar be Been, at the offloo of Mossra taiflhley and Jactoon, Queen stroet, Anokmnd, or at tho offlcoof tho nndortfguod, whorotho conditions of Bale and deEoriptiun nnd man of the properly may now B™- GKItB:NWOOD) Auctioneer, Anoklana, 6th Aprlij 1833. FRIDAY, APSIL 13. By Older of the Registrar of the Supreme Qjmrt of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland. t^HE undersigned hns been favoured with Btruotlons io cell by public auotion, at hla Mart, unean-acrect. on Friday, tho 13th day of Aoril IBBS. by Ordor of tho Registrar ot the Sapronie Court ot Novt Zealnn i. Northern Im tr!Slitu n i UPa kr*el rtoTL f vndln New Zealand, con taintna by admenonrement 40 acres (more or lesS eituatert in the hwishof Aotea. Qoeen'a County ana balne scuth-eaßtern porUon of Al lo°met No 11° with all the rlghta and appurten. SSSa thereto DOlonuinit. Ful particulars may bo had and a plau ot tne Property may bo aeon at tho offlco vt Meaars Lalshlo? and Jaokaon, Queac-at, Auckland, and »Ibo at the Ofiloe of the 60 Parish of Horotui. County of Waira (Cormeriy Walkato), 60 acres good L»nd. R. C. (JREISNWOOD, Auotionoor. Auckland, stb April, ISB3. B. TONK3. K. 0. CABB. B. D. TONKB PRELIMINARY AISNOUI CEMENT. B. TONKS & CO V^ILL sell by auction, in April next, THE WKLIi KHOWM PEOPBRTY o£ tho WAIKATO COAL COMfASY (Limited), at HUNTLY, adjoining the TaUPIBI COAL MINUS. Tho Ijind is now being laid off In TOWMSHIP SECTIONS ACUK ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At tho Bamo timo will bo sold THE HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS, Which now stand on the property, CDiniatina e£— 3 Homes oon«»lntus four roama saoh 1 House containing throe rojma 1 Housa containing two rooma 1 BiaokamiiU'a iifcop I Stable. Terms Busy. Plans ready Bhortly. Farther particular* may bo baa ol a. tonks « co., Auctioneers. Coachbuilders, &o. Cousins & A.tkin, DiJSISNKRS AND BUILDKKB BV6LT9H. AMKIIIOAN. FRWNUH. AND ANX OTHBCRSTYLiII OffOARdIAGKS. HSTiiit.r6HSi> IS6I. Merchandise MOOBE & moWNSHEND, OORB & JL OWNSHKND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS Of the following Goods whioh aro OP THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARE NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madeira Champagne SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowndea' do BRANDIES Hennessy'a * * • Martell's pale and dark Cavalior * * * In bulk and caao Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's>Scknapp3 WHISHEY3 TEACHER'S Greenless and Colville'a Dunville'a AUSTRALIAN WINES Tokay Mataro Muscat Sbiraz Roisling Hookhoimer Frontignao Chasselas in pints and quarts LIQUEURS Curacoa Maraschino CLARETS La Rose St. Julien La Fete St. Kstepho St. Emlieon (haute) ALE AND STOUT Marrian'a Bass Tennant'B Guinneß3's Dublin Stout Whitbread London do In pints and quarts. Address i FOKT-STKEET, AUCKLAND. A.« JdL EATH 88, GraEBAIi JMPOETEB, HAS ON HAHD AND TO ARBIVE— BBANDY- Cotirvolßiert fipjindy In bulk do do one diamond, four dl* mond, and VO Aasooiated Vineyard Brandy in bulfctiosso, flasfe. and hulf-flask Mullar Freree" Brandy In bulk, coao, flant, and half-fl&Bfc Hoano?By'a Brandy in cats W, and A. Giltoy'B iiraady In case BUM— Jjownaes", l'\) 0.p., -casks and hhds Jjomoa Hort'D, J-oaaba W. and A, Gilbey"fl, In case. W and white WHISKY (bttlk)- Greaalooai inveruow, GlsaUvet, Terrier Klrkor, Grcoi and Cc... In domllohng and Sg&Uonjara WHISKY (oase)- Collia Blena, Hojal Bioud, Rob Koy, Jer& boaru, Glen Almoca. W. aad A. Gllboy'l Wsh ar.d !:ossch in flaska SOHNAPPB- Henha'B, W, and A, Qilbey'o WINKS (bnlk)-- SHvr and Corist'e, Anatrallnn, Gtonßoh, crati Toks,7 WINES (in case)— W. ana A. Hilbey'B (Castle brand), Port Sherry, Ularet, Marsala, Madeira, la, A. b, o, b, and s; vn Olareta, 0, 1, 2, 3, i Champagne — Rooderor, Perrler aEi Csmnaat MiK— Ba»s,bottleabyHaU Boar'e Head, bottled trt Hall John Bull, bottled by John Reid - . Aflhby's and MoJtwan'a "Oloba" brand Anglo-Bavarian STOI/T— Boar's Head, HaU Kdmond's Pis Brand Qnlnesß'o, botUad by Blood Wolfe Soarklins Nenrotone, pints and quarts Gale and Frlend'a and Johns, Maithewß and 00 Genuine White Lead and Zino Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drams Colza Oil,'ln drains Castor Oil, ia boll': DRIED »RUITS- Cnrrants, In half oases Elme Baistaß and Figs Alden Apploa (evaporated) KKROSKNK;, 130 and ISO test- Dovoe'a Royal Brilliant, Light Ot Age. Pie mlum Safety Frlmo York Hama and Bacon at LOW Bsten TOBACCO-' —— Over tho Water, la's, NoilroS Royal Standard ijcng 6'a Venus, u% B'a, Double Thick P Pieoea OILMEN'S STORKS- Xeaa, Sugar, 10, Iw, No. 8 Paper Bam, Plokleß, Kippered Horrlnga, PotteS Meats, ana on assortment ol Genera! . 6oods always on hsafl, A H £Tt HE B,



ironmongery- j£DBNS, & £JOMPY., GENERAL IRONMONGERS. rcniporary promlsos-FouT-sx., Auckland. BuUdovs' Ironmongery 1 Cabinetmakers ditto pj RS CarriiißO Builders' ditto r lt . Carpenters' Tools American Hardware; " In Faints. Oils, and Colours feo £ Cooking Kangoa qua , Rcgistor Stoves. Ju k( In teati Wh LOW PRICES, hen —— Con Brl< INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. gjg O ——— 6XO 0 ountry Orders oseouted with oaro and promp. 6™ titudo. OIJ| £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. dlr! Hotels. — ni^CHANGE HOTEL Q (Bottor known as tho Barbel Hotel), P A R N B L L. 3io Proprietor has gono to considerable oxponao in KK-KRKCTINa TUIB HOTEL. Whioh is Now Oi'BN to tho General Public. :ho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo ont judges to bo Onk op tub Bust in Auck- in land; it is extra woll furnished, and contains C ono of Alcock's Tables (new), at a coat of nearly £200, with the Patent Cliniatio Equilibrium Cushion, and is undor tho management of Mb. It. Suhman, „ for some tinio Markor at tho North- °' era and Auokland Clubs. ,VI ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST — QUALITYONLY. n lancock's Sparkling Alks Always on * maw DIUDGUT tI C F. TOMLINSON. Proprietor. |° O O yTI~MA I L aOT B L an NGARUAWAHIA, A] tlrst-olasa Aooommodation for Visitors'and Coinmeroial Men, — Sample and Baqatelmb Rooms, T 3addle Horses and Pleasure Boata always on -I Hire, ELLISON & LATCHMORE, Pbopwktobb. Land and Estate Aarenta di O S B O B WE, S • Hstato, Land, and Goneral Oommiß ™ ion Agent. 81, Queon-atreot. Auckland. 0I Ri-i OB S A li E, f? Bt EDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. GiNWKAIi BUSINESS for Sale; turnover g< jURkftwHBAU (near Whartl-New Broomed g BUSt^KSS BITH-KyberP«Bß. Choap. OHKHUNGA-Houßo(BrooineU!2soand fllOO ONKHUNOA-Small Houses cheap BKAVJKLDKOAU-HouBOlS.ooms) fI&M SttAfflßLU KOAU-Hoobo and L0t.«550 {J CITY (to Lease)-Oornor Btaop. £3 a weak {> MOUNT AlißKtlT-Homo (10 rooms. 3 nores U MOUNT ALBICRT-Housa (12 rooms). 9 aoros P MOUNT Building bltea MOUNT KmtN- Houbo (7 rooms), 1 acre MOUNT EDEN-Houso (3 rooms), «550 C MOUNT KHEN-House U rooms), £210 tl MOUNT BDKN-Houio (7 room*), 10 aprea 0 MOUNT KUKN- a -hops, capital Bimatlon MOUNT EDEN—Ohoico Building Sltoa RICHMOND—Houbos (Stoiroonu) KIOH MON O-Buildlng Sites ! CITY (to LeaUa) - MinutaoturiDß Premises with y ! or without steam power, fco. J GBKEN liiNE-Sacroa; fine view f ELLHKSMir-Choloo Building Sites __,_» a fDKN TEUBACB-Houao (8 rooms)Jftrßa W« j\a.)<MS at Uamiltooj Cambridge. Pukorlmu, Whata A1 tat*. K*lpara, &O. WANTED, Small liouB«B near Queen-street to . Purchase or Kent Wiuiam Gulliver HOUSE. LAND, KBTATB. AND COMMISSION AGENT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, PLANS. &0., COMPILED. (["OOMBKSa CHaMBEHS, 86, QUBKB-BTHKBT, ACOKLASJUj "W G. boss to notify Mb friends and the pubHo KeneriUiy thit ho has removed to *bo above SremUoi. where he hopes, by strict .ttoutlon W the requirements ot his olientß.w merit enpport. Pram All Ibm 6 knowledge of Ponsonby Pro pertfes he Is In Fwrttton second to none to Seal with parties buying or selling In that dls trlot. Inepeotlon of my list reapeotfnlly Invited. A ready aalo for Cheap Houses and Allotments no balb no ohakqk. A long Ust ot Country Properties open to In. apeotlon. Insurances effooMd at Lowest Rates, Remember the Address — OOOMBE3' OHAMBKRB, QPEBW-STHEBT. ». J. MOSS. [W. 81.B 1. OBUIiIVAJf F, J, MOSS & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AND EBTATB AQKNTB, SHORTLAND-BTBEJET, Intending Bayers are respectfully Invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates ot Interes r»HAS, WILLIAMS OjN, HOUSE, LAND. AND FINANCIAL AGENT1 Vulcan Lank, Auckland. Bankers i—Hatlonta Bonk of New Zealand. S3WTS »nd INTKRKST OoUeoted. UONBY Invested for Capitalists on Orat-class ueourttioa. without OnAßtm. Six pet oent allowed on deposits until Invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiate SHARKS Bonj?ht or Bold to vAes. i&STATKS Manaaod for Abswiioes, ALLOTMBNTS Bought, and aouees Btdlt on tho Weeklr Payment ayata.nu !fiUIU)JN» AIiIiOYMHHII TOR QAIiB it sea vooii— Bootlsnd-Btreet, 60/ Wesi-stoM». 80/ Inkerman-atreot, Ul Hepburneneet, 80/ Bond-Btreek, 16/ Llgar Pltoe,«/ Anale-Btreet, 16s Richmond Road, £3 Hereatord-ntraet, 90/ Oook-iitteM, «0 Peroival Parade, i&l Wharf Ro*d.Jo/ Reclamation, £0 Mount Kdes Road, £1 Howefltrest, 80/ Kyber Paw, «8 10a Haokettnatrent, 45/ Valley Road. Us Northcote, 10s Brightom Road,«/ And in TaitoM other streets at low rates, jjiAAA TO liffiND, la Sums O( £10 and up -3S 4U U U W arde. on (rood seouritieß. SUBURBAN HOTEL for Sale, about 7 miles from Auokland, on main thoroughfare, with several aoios ot land adjoining. Chance for brewer or capitalist. /^HAPEL-STREJCT-Two Houses for Saloon \j rinfArrfld iiop«M.hH obviiu uut&uuo *or Bandy man or working carpenter. ; nnWO BKIOK SHOPa for Sale In tho Contre 1 of the Oity. Quite Kew. Exoellent posi tion for bnslneßß. . PON SON iiY.—Five-roomed House for Sale in Cl«roBoe-atroet; well finished j good garden. Price fi3oa. . _ TPHANKbIM KOAT>-New Broomed House X 1 for Sale, at £iSU; city water jor to Let, at PARNEbti-- Six-roomed House (new) for Silo in tsutland-utrect; pleasant view of har bonr. Price. fi325. Kasy terms ol payment. TSAELUNGTON-STRKE f—9roomed House W for Sale, with 2 large allotments, front garden. Prloe £160. /"IOUNTrtY SI'OHK for Sala. with 8-roomed Kj House, Stable. Cow-shed, Fowl-hoase. Pig g.ry. Five aoros ia crop and orchard. Or to jot at 25a weekly. ATORTHOOTIE—AIIotments: two flne Corner PI Allotments for Sale, flvo minutes walk from lit wharf. «Soeaoh. ijOSKBaNK KSTATK.-Nearly Four Acres Jtl. for Sale, on main road to Auckland; level land, fenced, in grass; 1J miles from Auokland. Also, 22 acres, water frontage. TTOUBK at Mount Eden with about two acres .EL ground, having a main frontage of 117 f t.j orchard, garden, cow-abed, plgaty, fowl-houso, eta Price, £575- Easy terras. j?oKn-NEWTON—B-our-roomed House and &*Q\J workshop for sale, with good garden. DUBLIN-BTRKBT, Newton—Very oomfott ablo House for Salo (new), near Poet and Telegraph Offices, on deferred payments. BKREaffORU-aTBBKr-Mew and very con venient Cottage for Bale, near Congrega tional Church, On easy terms. HAMILTON (Walkato)-House and acre of ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand, for £95. Lot 321. WAIKIKKIE-Bighty Acres at Watklekle for ACS. Splendid ohance for working man, TKTORTHGOTB — Seven-roomed House, oui- JLh buildings, Sto., and 80 sores of Land for Sals. Very cheap. Brand view of the harbour, Alsoi New7-roomed House and nearly Saores. DEVONPORT, Lake Boad-Beverai rert oholoe Villa Sites for Bale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing ihe ftnest landscape views to be found around Auokland. •F9KA-A NIOB NEW 00TTA8B In New **«" ton for Sale, with large shed, allot ment 10 z 1001 vow oheap. WAITBMATARIVKR FRONTAGK.-Lana for Sale at Hi per aoroi in large or small blookn, Easr terms. Y»o«r-HOUBK for Sale In William-street, W-au j neu gt, James' Chnroh. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, &0., price £130. EPfIOM-GenHemMTß Villa Residence, sotm rooms, ooaoh-hotißA, stabling, tco. £1000. T> BMUBRA-U aoreo, for Saio i ezceUont roll Xh and splendid view BRISHTON ROAD, ParneU — Six-roomed House few saio. allotment AOxlOOi water ißidon. Pr!oe,flSoo. XSONSONBY—Now Olz-roomed House and X Workshop for sale i tyro allotments | two frontaaes 1 easy teriOß, m&KMS alas For Sala b* WalkomiH, Para. * moremo, StoStes'B Poiat, Waitakerot Mahn. ranisi, North Shore, Fapakura, too, AJao. sea Mat 8a Nsa ZtotimA Herald and Weekly Nem, C H A S. I A M S O N, ESTATE AGENT, Volcan Lane.



Lime* &c. HYDRAULIC LIME OTlsoafcC 9 AUCKLAND N.Z. HIS LIME Is a Natural Uomcnt, suit able for Concrete BuUiiinKßi BrlollworK, tarinf? Hnildins*. Tanks. &o. __ 1b around tho Kineai-, and is THK BKBI roply to tho oopular beltel that al Lime! i Mahnrangl aro alike, wo aßk- A" "J 1 rtz roofe, or are lands In tho name dlßtrlot, ?Kurope, all HydranUo or Comont Limes are od beioro nelng. and tho boat BPeolfled. y should not tho came tulo be followed 3' oubloyd. toroto Fonndstlons ooat from _ 15a to 25a ok Foundotlonn ooat from .. ova to a»« icroto HuiidlDßfl co»t from .. 23a to 25a ok BulldlnKß coat from .. - Sit to ws onoroto BuUOlngß, Plastered. &o, will not ood 10 por oont. ovor wood. . Ironlar osplainins troatmf nt sen* to any a<i bb" or tho fulloßl information Riven al tho -^ to* supplied wholesale or rotal). Spoolal -•• ma to Dwalera and Contractors taking cargoes 301. £ >l=o on Vale, BRICKS, PIPKS, SAND, &0, JOHN WILSON SC CO. 81, Qaean-strofct {•round Lime, GROUND JLVME. FOR SALE. SOUTHGATE'3 UIURANCII HYDRAULIC GHOUND EOCUE LIMK, any quantity, for Conoroto Paths, Floors Jollara, eto. (uoxt to stono llaaKlng, is un nivallod for dunibUlty aud hard-sottlUK nualltloa). For tanks and otlior wot work 1 is a llret-olasa material. KEANE, ~SOLE AGENT, Cdstom-housk-street. NOTICS—That notwithstanding all that la Bald In fnvour of other Matro nal IJmeß. tho Btosdy but increasing domand im all parts of Auckland and Province. South d Auatr«lla. la a aufflciont guarantee a; to the nnlnosa of PULHAM. B4.NNATYNK ANU )'d HYDRAULIC LIMK. if or Walla, Floors d O»rdon fatha It Cannot iik Ruubbd Out. for olroulars and further information apply at lokland Branoh, Cu3,om-hou3o-atreet Wcßt. Medit al. 7"EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. CompoßOd of tho purest articles. These Loz igoa contain no opium nor any deleterious ■UK therefore tho moat dolicato enn tako thorn ith perfect commence. Their beneficial olfcot Bpoody and certain. This old unfailing family iiucdy ia daily rocommended by tho most uiucat pliyßicians. (In use nearly GO years.) MKDICAX TESTIMONY. July 25,1577, 22, Cold Harbour Lauo, London. Sir—Your Lomuros aro oxcollent, and tho onoilcial ell'ect moat roliable, IHtrongly rocom lond them in ca-es of Cough and Asthma. You ro at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed •om many yours' experience. J. DRINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A.. L.M. ludiim Medical Sorvlce. [r. T. Kkatiko, , Uoar Sir.-HavitiK tvlod your Loxenges In ldla I Irnvo muoli ploasuro in testifying to their cnelicial ollects In oui>ea of InoluioutConßump on AHthma, and Bronchial Affections. 1 have rescrluod them largoly. with tho beat results. W. B. Q- , Apothecary, H.M.B. ICeaUiiß'a Courli Lozoiikos aro Bold by all Jhomlsts, In tins of various sUos, eaoh having LowornVKoating'aCouKhLozongOß ongraven n tUo Oovornmcut stamp. HEATING'S vfoUU TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, both In en «Jiraneo and taato. furnishing a most agreeable uothodof udmlniatorlng the only certain remedy or Intestinal or Tlircad Worms. It is a per ectly safe and mild preparation, and ia cspccl- Jly adapted for Children. Sou) in Tins by all Chemists. Proprietor-THOMAS KEATING, London. K-cport Chcniiat and Drugsidt. Kbatinq's Powc cR. KKATING'9 POWDER bdKATINWS POWDKK KBATINQ'S POWHKR KILLS BVJGS, FLK \B. MOTHS. HKKTLKH. Tma Powdkk is Qcitb H*KMtKBB lo Animal jjK! Sulto nnnvalioa in destroying floas, tuRH. oookroaohes, beetles, moths In furs, and every other species of insect. Sports men will find this lnvalnablo for destroying fleas In their dogs, as al»a ladles for their pot dogs. raw Astlole Biß Found to Übeat a SAta that It has tempted others to vend a so called artiole In Imitation. Tho Publio are Cautioned that the tins of tho genuine powder boat the autograph of THOMAS KKATING. KKATINQ'S WORM TABLBTB KKATING'B WORM TABLETS KItATINS'S \VOKM TABLETS KBATINB'S WORM TABLBT3 A .PIIKKLY VKOBTABIJI SWKBTMBIT both in appoaranco and taste, furnlshintt a most agrooablo method of administering tho only certain remedy for INTKBTJNAL or THRKAD WORMS. It is a perfect safe and mild preparation, and 1b ospecl&lly adapted for Children. Bold In Tina br all Chemists and Drag glalo, PBOPBHCTOR ! THOMAa KEATING LONDON. 7HE qREATAM|g!MIIM™IES PRIC£ HALF A CROWN Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures 'Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. PUBK §ALIOYMO AOlD> i With Full InßtrnotlonH for use In Vhoti Pbesbbvino, &c, at tha ENGLISH PHARMACY, RATTR4.VS BUILDINGS. QUKBS-SIBEBT. Jas. A. HA«an{ uSSrf aiM!* Thltcphowb Ko. __. HEKDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDBR. INVIOTA BRAND. OppQßlte Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Anokla na JAMES CATER, mSPRNSINQ and FAMILY CHEMIST HOBSO^IrBBKT. K OlnaotO N WeIUn [| ;ton.stMot.0t. SoI?S~iwJKCTI«W.-H y gienic, In fallible, sod Preporvativo. Cure* promptly, on receipt oJ P. 0,0.



Drapery and Olothinpf. _ ~~ " $ Sim Bin Bin Bis Bio Bin Bio Sin Sic Blr Sir Sli Bh Sli Sli Sli Mi fill Bil Sli Sli Sli Si! Sli SI: 81 SI * 81 81 SI 81 81 SI Bl HI Bj Nothing ouccke d % si LIKE a s s SUCCE S §• s 8 8 S B S B B 8 B 8 g t The Great Buccens attending the Sale of £ £ IS J. CoSQItAV-: & Co.S f t DRAPERY STOCK I Has lndncoil i Samuel Coombes & Co. J to opbn up : A A 0 A 8 H B, i 4VJ OA 8 X 8 , ! Containing the AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK or J. COSGKAVE $ CO., And ordered from th« Homo Maaufaotureß, Tbe Whole Btook and SooJa to Arrive Ixlng purchased under the samo Favourable Clrcutnetanooa. S« CoOMBES & C/O. Have dttormlnod to gBl(Ji THIS SPLENDID CONSIGN MENT OF GOODS AT ABOUT HALS' TBE ORDINAKY PRICE. IT OOKBiaia OF DRESS MATERIALS, In all the Nevrwrt Shade* and Fahrice, SILKS, SATINS, VJSLVBTS, 4C, VELVETEENS, In all Bhados and Qualities, Half Prioo. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, CALICOES, SHEETINGS, CLOTHING, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, &O, OA 0 A 8 S a *v o A a B 8 or MANTLES, JACKETS, DULMANS, AKD UNDJSRCLOTHIHG, Amorg whloh aro uomo of tho Richest Articles ovor Imported to Aaoklmd, ALL SOLD ON THK BAMK TERMS, lUMILY, ABOUT HALF ORDINARY PRICE,: us SAMUEL nOOMBKS & ffO., AMUEL ijOOMBES °° \JO., On ttePremlßea lately oceuptefi by J. CoSGRAVa & Co. a- ~ ■ .



Sawing Maohlneß. [NGKRB SbWINQ MaOHINBS, »ere Maohlneß KOrt l)Ml»lT6 MftOblnOß ger'B Decisive Machines gert Doolsive Machine Sort Ueolslve Machines Sort Dooialvo Ytaohtnea lena'B Deolßlve Machines imrt Ueoitive Maohlnoa Sort ' Deolsive Machines tger't aud Maohlneß Igor's JYerwholnUns Maohlnoß igor"B Overwhelming Maohlnoa ~> Over whelming Manhinefi igerti Overwhelming Mnoblnea lKert Overwholmlnu VJaoMnes iSert Overwhelming rAaohtaee ittort Overwhelming Machines igort Overwhelming Metahlnes aKurt Victory Sor ttw Blngoi M&ohinoo ngot'B Viotory Machines agerV) Viotory aachlnee ngert Victory Maohlnea Dgoi'B Vlotory Machines oserts Viotory vjuoblnea ngert Victory Vlaohines nKer"B Viotory Waohinen nacre Viotory .viaohlne naer'o Viotory «aohlnea ngtt'e Viotory Machines nger'B At Ohrlotohnroh Exhibition Machines user b The Sinner Machines naer's The Singer staohlnea nger'B Tho ainger iSaohines ingert The Singer itaohlnea nSorB ■iheSlnuor MaohineH Inhere ' TheHinftet Maohlnea lugere The linger. Machines insets two Golfl Medal* Machines Inaar'B two Gold Meaalu Maohlnou Inaort XWO OoW ModalD Machine!* Insert 'i'wo Uold Meiialn Machines Ineert 'Iwo Gold MetfEle Meohlneß invert Two Gold Medals Maohinßa lngert Two Gold Medalt Maohlnew ln«er'i> Msohluea lnser-B Seating all Maohlneß lnuer'u Heating all Maohlnee lngert Boating all . Moohlnes inner* Coating all Maohlnei! ingor'B Beating all Maohintw itnger'e Connietltors Maohlneß ;lnger> Competitors iil&ohineo Hn'ior'a Competitors Maogjnea linker's Competitors MaoKine» UnKat'B Dompetlton Maohinoi llngert Beating all Competition, Vtaofilnes Ungor-a Always EolUblo lingert AlwiuaHeilable Miohlnw ilngoi/n Alwaya Iteliablo >taohinca Htisert The tiiogor ia .vlftobmeD Itnoort The iilngsr la Maohinos iinber'B XboiinKtrls )laobines «nger"D The simplßßi aud euxt •Saohlnoß Hnscer'a Tho dimplost aud Hossi M«oh<neß ilnser's Tho Hlmpkiot sud Best .dßOftlntw Singer's Always Kellablo Maohlnoe Hngert Always Kolitiblo Maohlnea jlngor'B Alwaya Kollable \laohlnen 3lnger-a rheßlnger la I°°H"^ Jlnger-a l'he Hlnuer ia nw 3WK«r'B She Slnßor ia MiMihinej jlngart The Slnster la Maohtaes Slnae The Singer la Maohlnes 3inseT'a The Singer )a Waohlntw ainisor'e Tho Singer la jAuohtaw ainaer'B Tuo einger la Maohlnea 31nuer"8 Tho Singer la Maohlneß Slnger't The Singer in UneauaUod Maohinea alna»r"t Oneanaiied M&ohlnes Blngefe Unoaoalled Sllo^™ Bingort Uneaualled Maohinee Bluffer's Unequalled Maohlneß Blnger'a Unequallafl H ao£! net! Hlnger'B UneQaalled Maohlneß Blnger'e Unequalled Maohlneß Blnger'f Unequalled ginger1 * Unequalled Maohmer blnKor'e Unequalled Maohlnes Blnger'e Unouualled in the World. Maohlnea Binge r's Uugest Sate itfuohlnoa HlnKor'o Largest Sale Maohlnea Hlnger'B Largeit Bale Maohlnea BlJJger'e Uiiiosi Sale Maohlnea Blnn«'<> Largest Sn'o Maohlneß Slnger'o largest Sato Maohlneß Biogor'B Larneat H»la Mr»oblnes SlDget'it Largest Hale Maohlnea BlngerV Largtat Sale .<aoh ncs aingor'B iJirgißtealo Maohlnea Blnget's in tho World. Vlaohlnea Binned 2a 61J per Weest Maohiniie Sluv or'o 23 6d per WeeS Maohlnoa Bingor'e 2a (Id per Week Mnohlnee clnner'o Sb 6rt pec Week Machine* hlngot'e 2a lid per Week Maohiaee 8 ngw'e 2s 6d per Week Machines Blnger'e 2a 6d per Woak Maohlnei ulnuer'B 2a 6d por Week Maotiinos Slnner'i} 28 Od por Woob Maohlnee ijlugdr'n "«■•» Moohlno< Blnii<j'» BRANCH I Muohtnw Maobiaet flinifor' 261. Queon-streoJ Machines ,-lnnerV i 8!, Queon-Btroot Maohlnw SlnEOf'n 301. yueen-Btreet Muohlnef BlDuerV SSI. Uueen-streel Maohlnei alngoi'a 281. Queen-ttree* iMaobinoi blDKer's 181. Oaoen-atreet Maohlnef BlngerSi Wl. Qutten-Btreel .vtaohlnof Slngor1!! 281, QUBon-Btreot M»onlnof alnuot'a Auoklaufl Maohlnai Slngor'a Auckland Maohinei Sinner's Auokland *a»chln« Hlnger'a Auckland Maohlnei binuer's Auolcland Maohlce" hlnßor'r) Auoklasd Machloci 3'nwr Anotelani?. Maohlnoi y.Dgof Maohlnei SXNGEU'B SKWING MAOHINEK. BBTABUBIIKD BY BPKOUL ; -V,' '^'iL AFPOINTMBNI Buy- ONLY THK MAOHINKB. The KMlost, -Blmploat. BeHt Made, and Mow Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne whloh hal never bneaboatou In competition. Bole A»m»« !■ Now Zealand I BHJKISPBAR AND 00., (Opposite the Market,) OUKWV-STRKKT. Uraperv and Olottunsc /> I^\ / UKFKRBKD^ \\ IpAYM X N T | |i SYSTKM. J ryiAILOIIS, DKAPEKS, ANI ft OUTFITTERS, H O B SO N-S-TBEET, (Nearly opposite VToUlngton-Btreot), lIAVH A Well-assorted Stock of Tin BEST CLASS GOODS. All Twoeda thoroughly shrank boforo belni made up, and fit and workmanahlp guarautoed Tho Vefetrcd Payment System haa beei found to bo a groat boon, by enabling thosi with limited incomes to procure necessaries v tho easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED, XT***** Clstkrs.XJ Lstjj:Kß' J. EENDELL, BKIGHTON HOUSE, Junction of Gbky & Pitt Stbekts, Ha 3 aeoured the aervloea of a Flrßtolasi Druse maker, MiNTi k and Ulstsr Chitbr from LONDON, and is fully prepared to ex eoato Ordera tor LadUß* and Chil dren's ULSTKRB, JAOKKTS,, DRBS3K3, &a , from a largo Stock of Fashionable and Useful MATERIALS. ULSTBK3 made from 6s 6d eaoh Uhlldren'a do., from Sa 6d; Dressoß, from Ida . KIT, SI'YLB, AND WORK GUARANTEED. ' A Lot of Chlldran'a Ulstora from 2a lid up A really (rood Lady'a Ulster, Newmarket Snaps at 12a 6d; Dolman Ulstora in variety. I have the beat make of Blaote VKLVSTBEN ■ from la lid; Coloured do., 2a lid, A Special Lino in wide-width Blaok Figured Bilks, suitable for Mantles, at la lid, J. RENDELL, 180 AND 182, GUEY-STKEET. mHI H/SkSfMARKKT 1 IM, QUBEH-STRKHIT, AUCKLAND OK SAKjK, ABRWBB Pisa COKOMAHDBIi AKS3 KOMAW HMPIEB,- Whlta aovet, Rud aorat, Aluyfeo Oiover, Oow- CTsuis, Meadow Fesoue, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dogsiall, Rape, Truf olium Jnoarnstan (Scailot OloverK 7ROU AHKBIOA OIRBOT- Ximothj, KontocK? Blnesnii <Foa Pnttoßßli). Fovortr Bay ByesHMß. Uantsrburf Byesrux. OoofatMt. PrairiegrMß, KiHW!. BABLT BKED POTATOES. AH VOUOWB I- Aahleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney. O&nter bury Flokoß, Patterson's Victoria. &A.TKR VAKIKTIEB-Hobart, Botton'a Mug nnm Banuro, Snttoa'ii Flower B«U, etc. Atso, Oats, laartev, Garaeu tw4 Flower Seed, Owns, jflno and Rook Salt, Bww. Bharpß, Now Sen -sind Flax. Tow, dncon and Hjms. BONKDUST AH» BONKS-LOUF. 01 «U gradeji. JSIAHD AWD PUaDVJAN QI7ANO, ICOh ttd « KSKK.TH & Jk?TKKW C' C~O~D~L I N'S UOA C H © LBAVBB Onehunga- AueKland -8,80 a.m. .M, aoon g SO p.ro *W P>m.



Conveyances. "OOYAL MAIL LINK OF COACHB ALTERATION OF TIME-lABIX The Royal Mall Coaoh (<a"3*«J««fsSl ' will on and alter Ist January, Wffi farther notice, run to the MowiM » Lei™ Cambridge for Hamilton JnMgjft W Station daily, at 8.15 a.m. v rettngg» Station to Cambridge on arrival MH*"1 ™ AISE Hamilton for ft *$\g*s& days, and Fridays, tlti m. ■ Bookingi Offices: |i , j Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton W^!gg Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Pram M**" wood and Lake-atreete, Cambridge Piopncta Cambridge. Deoember _^___L— ■- rpELEGRAPH LINE' 0? COACH® MVEBY ANITIMiTSTABt^; KIBKWOOD AND JUKB Si?":,m ' Wajkato, New ZeauhP' > W. K. CAKTEK, ttopnetw. W. K. C. begs to rrtmtt n ßSjf o £?* hl3 numerous friends and the P^S^ts for the liberal support te^^JSmatlirt commencing bußines3, and to toiaßWI,^ that, in order to mMtithereanftgßg^,)1 rapidly advancing district, M » g^jol- BUILDOTQ LARGE ADDJIIOOT to >I 3 H j ! which, when completed, mil mate «MBI "^ to none in the North Island.^ „._,..„-™pli«s- Tourists for the Hot J^^M®*, with Saddle Horses and Bua^^^eja notice; also, experienced gulden aw* "mges and Saddle Horses al^^j, Orders by telegram or ofterWtea »™* attended to. „, ,„« Cambridge. December 22,18a>'___^^>— ■' faxyjr»_«S*Ai!ta Lew Arch EIU- , JJpa !pm USpm (.UP" lasTß National BSBE- S is pro J.tspm from Auckland »*}°; l8 h ?wM? will «r*o anil trom2______--'--^ T ELEFH<a^c EHKf m^ NORTH SHORE ANDLAKK TAKiW* : TIME TABLE:- ~« Leave Vxotoria Wharfj,Wf *■ " and 10.20 a,m., and 2 and4.2o.P^ &fi 1 Leave Takapuna Scboolhoose a* a.m., and 3 Leave Devonpoepat 10.2C>^giMjS. Leave Takapuna atll.M FARE EACH ™ °^£££*« BAIKBKIDGE'S 'Br/SSSB. From UNION Bu^gf"*l '"""t^ mlnntoa pas«". mtnntw «&&*»* „