MINING NEWS.

|FHOM THE COBOMANDBIj MAIL.]

Ai mON.—The contractor has got fairly to work at lair, and is making rapid pro gress in the drivo koiag in near the Just-in- Time's southern boundary. NEW CouiiY.—The surface drive on the Cor by roif has heen cleared, and a start mad to work on the leader. The level from the shaft ii in about filty feet, 'lheie is appearance ot a change making in ths face. MaTawXi.—Ten tons of general stnft are being torwadeil to the Ma'awai batter}. i\ start lias been made to prepare for open ing up a f c.-li block of ground on the same reef from which sua\x good returns have been obtained. Home kule.— Ib thestopca little gold is still thowinu in the reef. In the low kwl the manager is busy crosscuttmg for the !' ft-haud branch of the reef. The fIQMGWAKD Uotjnp and GOLDEN Bicj/r Ere iiOinj.; to crush at ihe Emily bat tery wlien able >o get their qoaitz for warded. . . . jnew COLOMiAr,.- The manager reports j During the last fortnight I have picked up another; trail of gold 150 feet farther south than where 1 formerly workd. Am now trenching, but owing to the depth of suiface clay progress is ratuer slow. But judging from the configuration of the surroundings I should shortly prove the existeuce or otherwise <>fa payable leader. Detached squadron.—The manager reports : After three weeks more of tedious prospecting in rou.h country, and worse wcattier, "Quinion" has at last succeeded in settling down to real Beady work; hsv ini; picked up a trail of uoM, and irom his i previous good luck on seveial occasion-", I feel confident he will before very long enable me to report something woath while. QUKEN OF bBCtAND.—The drive is still being continued through the same favour able country, and although no fresh leaders have been cut, the oue in the face is im proving very much iv appearance, which 1 hope will lead to something definite before very long. SUCCisS 1. - Gold has commenced to make lin the stone coming fronting north stope. rNothing fiesh has como to hand yet from the south srope*. Bismarck. The tributers broke through with the rite ou Wednesday night. Alttile gold showed in tho t tone, though the wrong branch appears to have been rhenon from the low level, which explains so little picked stone havirg been got. A good parcel ot fair stuue his accumulated fiom the upper workings. 1 here is about 1501bs. in hand, and as soon as the paddock ot quartz is put through the battery the lurge block'now opened from the No. 7 will b- worked. Tbe tributers are having some difficulty with tbe water race, por tions of which get destroyed by every storm. ~....■ . .: TOK*TBA. — No. 7.—lhe hanging wall level in 97 fest in from imp. 4 winze, the lodo about the same thickness, viz , 3 feet, well defined, and ia good country. 8 feet of the love wus broken down yesterday with about the same show of gold as in the p t-vious breaking down; small dabs and colours conld be ae*n in tbe quanz, but not in suflicient quantity to wariant us put tiug the whole through the mill. A por tion of the Btuff has been sent to the battery, and will be crushed by itself to t, st it* value. Stopes—Durinu tne past week the s'opus havo nut looked so well. Fair general stuff has come to haad, but no picked fltune of any consequence has been obtained, oos. 5 and 6, west of No. 4 winze, h*ve broken through to ihe floor o.' No. 1. Intermediate level—The quartz up to yc.'tcid.y have sbovn gold pretty freely, but the loader at pre>ent ia mixed up with the country and looking poor. The stopea east of the winze continue in broken ground, carrying a few small veins in which colours of gold can occasionally be seen. Tho No. 3 stopo from main level is yielding payable stc c. Wo. 4 will open o«t to-morrow. No. 5 rise, 40 west of No. 4 winze, has been carried up 10 feat, Stoping will be started from it >n_ a wcst«y direction as soon as the timbering is finisued and the f hoot in. Battery—The quartz going through the batteiy is show ing up well on the plate.— John P. Hali>.

WISE'S NEW ZEALAND POST OFFICE DIRECTORY

"iTHK New Zealand Post Office Directory " is tho ambitious title under which Wue's old establisued directory for this colony has been issued this year. Not only has the title been altered, but the appearance of the work has undergone a revolution, and it now comes out in the orthodox redcovors and gold letters, which tho London Post office Directory has been mado familiar, Vast improvements have also been made in tho scope and arrangement of the work, so that in reality, as well as external appear aiico, it makes come approach to the com pleteness and thoroughness which characterise tha metropolitan directory. The first part of a very bulky volume which has been forwarded to us by Messrs Wise, Caffia, and Co., of Duncdin, is oc cupied with a list of the residents in cities and towns of ihe colony—ihe places being arranged according to ulphabetical order, and the names according to position in streets. Then follows an alphabetical list of all male adults in the c>looy, and this again is succeeded by a carefully-compiled trade and professional directory. The public and commercial department of the work is now very full, yet concise, embrac ing information regarding banking and finance, publiccornpanies, County Council?, ana Koa't Boards ; medical, legal, educational, ecclesiastical, and municipal directories, and list of local and general Government officials. We are pleased, to note the progressive improvement of this colonial work, arid to reogaiee tne spirited efforti of the proprietors to make it in every way a reliable guide for strangers aod the general and commercial public. The information is well brought down to date— better, indeed, than mtcht have be-'n looked for in a work of such magnitude. Tho volumo now issued is for 1883-84, the work appearing only every second year. Wo think the tlm» ba< fully arrived, howorer, for a yearly issue being adopted. On account of the many rapid changes wh'ch occur in business and private addresses, a work of tbis kind i« very likely to run ont of date iv the course of a single year; and we feel sure that the cnterprsc of tbe publishers in putting out an annual directory would be appreciated by the colonial public. The book is indispensable for business people, and they would not begrudge purchasing it every year for tbe sake of having more recent and u«eful informa'ion.

AUCKLAND POULTRY AS SOCIATION.

Tilt; members of the Auckland Poultry As sociation held tUeir adjourned mooting last evening in the Edco Hall. The chair was | occupied by Mr llobertson, who introduced |the business with a few encouraging re marks on the prospects and usefulness of | such an association. He regretted that so few were present: still, he Baw freth faces before him, and he believed by judicious management and the help of the press, [success would c:Ofvn their united efforts. Mr Pear-on, secretary, real the minutes of last meeting, which were adopted. The ! chairman intonned the meeting that the secretary and himself had been instructed to wait on the Mayor and Mr Morrin, ask ing them to becume President and Vice- Preddetit, but failed to see them, and the seer.tarv accordingly wrote. Mr Morrio sympntiii cd with the onjec"s of the asso ciation, but had not the time to act as President, but would give a subscrip iou. No tcply had yet been nceived from the' Mayor, Tnc sicctary a'so stated that hu had waited nn Jiidgc Kcgin, but, while thanking them for theiny t-itiorj, he had to d"cl ne accfpt:ng the position i ff< red. Mr i Rind' rson had promised to take tbe posi tion of Vice-president, and give nil the a si tame he could, and he believed Mr j Mitcbell would also tske a similar pos tion The chairman had no doubt but they would get a g' n'lcwau to fill the position if ' rc-i ---dent. " r Grey spnke ut some lengtii od his experience in Wellington and in ■ thir towns in conn ction with siuii ar soities He would recommend that they should ha- c ;i show of poultry, pigeons, &c, tarlyiu July, in s-me such place as ihc (Jhural Hall." These n Quirks uitt wi h t enersl iipprobaiiou. He ri'ltr-ed to nue pnulir3r simw in coDnccion wi'h dopf, and although this was succes ful in a pecuui^ry Ben^e l he would not n commend .-uch a c imbination ; the d'gs jelped »o furiously that the rooster.i were intimidate!. another member surg-B'cd ilat tniy should go in the Biuh Kibuon Arniy; but the chairman consid nd that such a uuioii won il givo them the ''blue." .rtfieraoiue <>i cnssiun it wa-'ai'leed, "That the first mcc i. go' the » so iution should be held on i ucsdii.v and Wednesday iv the &st week of July." Jhu cbu\> ruau.said he had procured the rule of the various socie tits, but the KydeDham rules geem6d the

tec to make such alterations a^ COmmi'' ments as they might Bte and flf am*' committee to consist of m«"» r V t'eay, Jones, fcobertson Q Q£ d«< It was fur.her resolved i 0 adont 'fel work on ' Poultry ■' p,fu n VTn^Vs' Bird.' aa standards, of the soci°.' v l chairman wid, before parting S& n %, paafc .a voto of thankg to S* * espcoully as they had beea favoure^w^' the prccuce o: two reporter™ I lih assneation, if they wished to succeed .I, 8" should patronise this power to thft^ extent, and advertise as far L thfi? m would permit. Some other lEmbe&S in a like s'rain, acd the ™VP°^ unanimously cairicd, A similar v^^ passed to the chairman, wdtlZi^ was adjourned for a fortmghf. ■'^81

GENERAL SYNOD OF THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.

Close of the Sittihg

(BY TELEGEAPH.-PRBSS ASSOCIiTIOH,) ■ ?'"'

NAPIER, Friday The Synod to-day got through ,1' number of motioaa and Bills preparatory to ' ' adjourning to-night. The usual votes ofe !; thanks were passed. There was.a lengthy $ debate on the report on home and fordgn '^ missions, which recommended speciakfforfg ! ?.; on bebaif of the Maori mission.", , ■" v'^ • lhe Rtv. Samuel Williams in aim, a ; speech, denounced the Waika'to war afi/ ■•* just, and in an interesting and rnilvi , - account declared that Wi£^?t? n (Airemu Kiogi) had saved the in^biS- 1 of Wellington and New Plymouth SS S massacre, and as his reward helaudlkS • people wore ejected from their p ai 2f r '' houses burnt, and their whole wnff''l -roods destroyed before one of theaifSmi hand. It was, he argoed thefJti, I? ■*, I o{ these war, wWch^adCditef | ce*s of the missioDaues, but lie Li, ■• that feeling was nov pas S ing- aw i v f 1 th^eauh^uism would Lpid?S e ?2 The Buhop of Aehon said thattS e «h entirely justihcd every word he'satd atrtS meeting of the Church Mis-io^J"fiSffllji^ iv England on Uuropean^^ action towarH Maous, for which he had juiftam «» demncd by the liish.p of Auckland-f^f/T Colonel Haultain quietly, remarked '&?*'* the Synod was not theproperplaoeforS dscusjioo, md he would say that Mr Wi liams had looked from one point o£ vies »l'P a subject which was capable of being Zx, "j ---fn , Poinls ot view. •?m tofS (Colonel Haulcam's) part, he dia M tl&i upon_tbe. Wa l; :atowar as unjust, totns^ 1 would not discuss the matter at thatX "! I and plaw. ~., •.;."""» '•■.■; ! t. £ l i ßiJ l t ,tOnn4bl^ DioCCßan Byno^oiji^ behalf of the General Synod, to grant accli ' oaioni by trustees for incorporation; under"' the Pill to be preteoted to Parliment next «w ! session, waj read a third time, andps»s«L ■ ;i': 5 After a breif but warm debate acommittei' = " was appointed to watch educational batten. f with a^viuw to obtain a modification of its"-. ■ presuut system, : ; 7°. \ Ihe deba'e on the deceased wife rijtcr'j rnarriayo buesiion is now on, and that will • piacticaity conclndc the sittinegVof the' * Synod. ■ . \{ y K ','•' !ViJ;- Uta. The Deceased Wiin's Sister Bill was summarily hung by the previous amU ■ , being carried after Dean. Jacob's motk had been seconded bj' ArcadeacwMilier Archde.con Govett's moiion pennittiiia temporary removal of St. John's Collec i m '■ Huckland, was carried, with an addittoo ■Ye p^opoecd by the Bishop of Melanesia it quiring a report to aext Synod from fts' ' wnstees as to the result of the chahga p : The Primate read an address to'the "' i Maori Church, which the Eev :Sumd;: 'M 1 Williams undertook to translate, ' ''i!- 1 A vote of thanks to the Primate, proposed j , by Colonel ilaultain, and reciting Gloria l!. I in Excclsi9, brgught the Synod to a close, '•// \

THE BIG FROZEN MEAT SCHEME.

I (To the Kditor.) Sl»,-I feel greatly obliged for your iuspr. ticn of my letter in your irapieesion bf!'- Thursday, and 1 am gkd to ate other per sons more directly interested in the mailer than my.-elf, summon up sufficent cosra°e ; to speak up for themselves. Yqvieiiional" footnote to my Jetter says, "Tata not well '! ' jnfornud with regard to the terms'oiSihich ' the wharf and land are applied for,' and that iL thecompaoy U cotintendedtobeotherthan a Meat Freezing and Storaga'Cdmpuny.il^^ Allow me, sir, to observe Mint ssMrJakht "j: rightly puts i% the application*!! its fin form was only intended as-a feeler, I know the intention of the promotefa is to ■ nuke tbe tTiezing Company a trading com. pany if possible. I have do objection to o'ftr to the undertaking thus far, on the contrary, I say let us foatcr: any scheme whi^h tends to tbsi ■ .•■ ; growth of the trade encouraged kj \ fair means and not favoritism', It is not fair to £ive to this Dew compsay such portion of our most valuable wate' frontage and laud, as would donbtlesito refused, to any private individaal^rfoSy corporate who may at a future time* beams V au applicant. Nor is there apy similarals v available at present, or likely to be ie: years to _ come, combining the use'{if lit railway Hoes with shipping accommodation, ai is the one now proposed to bs so readily [handed over. Probably tbe site a-d privileges ia qnesiicn offered to public competiiien, and rascul ■ ' able notice given, there would be fonoi individuals or other corporate bodfenvis. • would come forward and < ffer good term most gladly. lf^ this onique sile is to'bi'' disposed of, let if be done inanopsniai legitimate manner, cot ia the hole aad corner style now proposed. Th« Barta Board has no moral right to dad till our land and our wharves ia this loossani/ uubutiness-like manner without cot)ralli«^.': the wishes and interests of the flole jt, our citizens, who one "and all contrltafo more or less to the funds which hsro h»T» enriched the Harbour Board's cofa Dozens of our merchants have sodd ■ costly warehouses on costly sites iodilw '"■' parts of the city for the storage of goofy id I tor tbe purpose of carrying on that'tatoi, who will be working under great disuimt* ages and whose properties must suffer i deterioration of value in consequence, if Si'".'" proposed company; is allowed to hare iii challenged, possession of the moat vaiuate mercantile site Auckland pr^cssce. You morning contemporary states "ttoe is no ring or monopoly ia ftis ' matter, The company will be fcnaiciS oa a broad basis, so that everyone^ has a few pounds to invest may .come it il tbe fame terms as the largest shareholder. . This looks very nice injprint, but it i«»» '..■':,■ mooushine. Wo all know hofftiiesetlita1 are worked, or ould be worked, aod\foifJ no doubt be worked. Let the macbaati and traders of Auckland call;aL.miusraw ing, and let tbeir voices Nbo Heard km they "part with their birthright fora we* -' of porridge."— Yonrs. &c, • • ; ALOOKKB-OH.>,

THE RECOVERY OF DEBTS.

(To the Editor.) Sir, I deny "Victim's" assertion list I wish (o justify the non-payment of J»' debts. My contention has chiefly-been to - show that the Government shoiild W i intrfere between creditor and debtor; tel if it wero so,- there would be fewer D« debts, and less caßes at the District Cour, as "Victim" and others would MJWSI careful to who they gave credit, " Victiia ascribing the bad debts and the many caw t > the leniency and over-carefulness otw Jodge. bat I am *lad to see I law?"'; verted "Victim" to my wayofthmM for in last night's issue ho says: *» publican gets paid cash, for he amply. 1 wise man,1 gives no credit, becswe_b» cannot recover such debts by law. iw ' fore, if we follow "Victim's" inference obi, if bakers, batchers, storekeepers, *-■ couldn't recover their debts by !»*«* wou'dn't give credit, and would become wise men, and be paid cash like publicans, and there would be bo bad W and very few cases in the District Court. appeal to you, Mr Editor, titan**::-. gained my point The remauderdjo* letter, " Victim," don't apply, f I mm , a lover of ttrong dritk.-I om, »«•'«-'.'. Cey Up, asp -Wo H^

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Aaotjone. _ f^COOHHAHE. JAMBSDAOBB MONDAY^* 7. j PRELIMINAKY NOTICE. 47 Llrhk Allotmbnts, . ... A,KCfI. Jj-ILL. . TO BE LBASBD^OJR.IfOKTY YEARS. rr<HS Subscribers will base by auction, ■I * nt t>>elr Koonia, Fort-Btroot, on Monday, May 7, at 12 o'oloofci ING ALLOTMENTS, being eub-dl vlslon Lot 16. Seoilnn 9. havlnK front a"oa of from 50 to 137 fcoi, by 130 feot to 410 feet Jn flpptb. ! These allotments arcfsltimted at tho Junotlon 1 of tho Great North and tho roads to t<ie Htauiihter House and Foriaonby, immediately : Oflposlto Mr Hoimes'3 Hotel; and from their proximltj to tho brick woika and other lndns tries, owjnot tail In a abort time to bo In great, demand rb homos for -working men. ■ '■'' '•'■- Plans and farther Information on application ; *° SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. riOUNTRY OATTLB SALES. I Kj .. Papaknrs—Wednesday, April 25. ALKIiED~BUCKLAND. T H a E H a"y"m ARKET, SALE OF- WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDKS AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, I at 13 o'olook, I ALFRED BUCKLAHD. TUESDAY, APRIL 24, At 11 o clock. I •'I r|IHE subscriber has received instructions JL from Mr Stuart, of tho Thames Hotel, to I sell on the premises, . . .■ . , A IARGK QUANTITY OF I! Farcimro, Bed3teai3s. Baflg. BeddinK, Ftnote, Handsome Checdlleers, Venetian Blinds, Bar Soroen UTattlDg, Street Lamp, Gas Cooking StoTO. eto 3 Outalde Doaru and Frames Balo Premptory as the Hotel Is to bo Rc-bnllt. Also, Iha wholo ot tho Windows and Frame?, as per loatrnetioDß from the Contractor. •GEOKGE SIBBIK, Auctioneer. ■": I — ■■-.■ i S. TONES. B. 0. CABB, B. D, TONES S PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. , B. TONKS & CO j •*V llj^ i sell by a"ction' ia APr^ next| THE WKLLKSOWN PROPKRTY Of the | WAIKATO OOaL COMPANY (Ltmlted), I at HONTLY. n«jolnlnß the TADPIRI UOAL MIN3B. Tho Land 18 now being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS |; ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL S&CTIORB of 5 acrca each. At the eaojo tiroo will bo Bold \\ THE HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Which now btund on the property, Cottistlng of— 3 Hooeea coutalnlUK four rooms sach 1 House containing three rooms 1 Honss contalDiDg two looina *! 1 Blacksmith's Bhop |j 1 Stable. Terms Easy, Flsns ready ehortly> Further particulars may be hai ot S. TONKS & 00., Auctioneers. Insurance I /^IOVERNMSNT LIFE INSURANCE. <i HaAD Otoicei PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington i Thb ONLy New Zealand Life Office, t" BOTDKrrarn^T obouiwtv, - - > MUTUAL INSURANCE. LOWEST PREMIUMS. ■ The Ordinary Branch Offers an Insurance ot • £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus o» £200. In addition to Full Participation in Profits, T ! Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued fkomJ3s Upwasds, with ta PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS, ia PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, ' For which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. —^ I; Liberal Regulations. NOTE,—The Government not only brings In ! snrance within tho reach of nearly ovcry man woman, and child in the community, but pro Tiies the description of policy and mode of pay I; meet best Buited to the requirements of each. ! a M.IiCJCKIE Commissioner I TO EDUCTION IN FIRB KATEF, I HEW ZEALAND INSURANOB GOIVLPANY. i) OAPIT> L _ _... .ON3 MHjLION STKRLINOI FIBS RISES taken on the moat IABWUIt TKRMS. PROMPT SSTTL'KMKNTa UNDOUSSTBD SKOURITY. . ' ■ HBO. P. PIERCE, . Manager, " Glass and Bartnenware. ! v' '•• ■ | t> X A.D THIS AT ONCB, f TOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, ! 1,1 1> , Jbi O AR T\ T BW I O An U Jj KWI O, q» L t/> ■i-nOU3K-3TRKBT Q . \J - |- mm.. VN KVKK f TBE WHOLE STOCKMUSX* j - Thb Tbade and Gkkebal PulLD' Ana Invit«d to Inspect, BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND T3A SB WKDDINa AND BIRTHDAY PRKBKNTS. &c, t so,, &o, EDWARD LEWIS, I : . | /> LASS, CHINA, &EARTHENWAR; } J3°YLAN & TANFIEI'i I .;'-.:■. iMfOnTERS OF if CHINA, QLAS3, AND KARTHKNWARB, iS?i«l= <I,rDB^ tS latßtao° "■emovlng their Beta! i onninS «i ° lhdc Wew P^mlses, they hay I opened a large assortment of \ :N»W BOOD g t I s of Ware trom somoot ?h4h°Bt wni. I 8011?"1 tinental Houaes m ° InlpecUoi o? wh? 1!?^? 11' | respectfully solid. '™;t; f wWoh tbW Having Rfcfjrtiiintd from minyreceni irioif« that an lmpro^i m existu U theWnda n T » n tors tost Good, of ndtoamlTC ClassoSy areffl by them, ihej wi^h to state that; th«» vL v l Direct from tho Mn'.iifaoturer VSi Plin Goad, and Glassware of KVB^Y DB^f? 11 N.and >h.J. urlwa are so WWOautizZ are ooo^lnceo ».y W it to tho-r isowShop wiK Battafy ttie publlo ihat there ia ™o CneiiMr Hom-e in Aucklßod. nor auylhl^ Uk«Tauch a Large and Variod awefe to soleoi f onT. Addresg— 174,' QUBKN.3TRHET, ' '" ' ',' TWO Doora Below Mr Kauraj'*, Ureper,



Government Land Salea. -pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. RURAL LANDS TO B*I)PKN FOX BKLKC LAND DIBTK!CT OF AUUKLANP. Crown 1 onrtß Oflico, Auolsl&nd, April 10, 1883, I hewby notifr that tho Knrol Lands men tlonod In tho BOhedu!c herounder will bo oiien for selection at this ollloe, on I'rilUAY, tho 18th May next. O.A.IOLK. Commissioner o£ Crown Lands. BCHKDULB. WAIKATO COUNTY. I'AUIJII OF KIRIKIRHIOi. Lot. Area. Unset prloo. A. B. P. * 8. d. 392 50 0 0 100 0 0 31UA 17 3 6 35 11 li KAQLAN COCNTY. [(.[ til.) PABISH Of KABAMI7. lot. ArOB. Upsot prloo. A. R. P. *> 8. U. ICBA 25 0 0 B 0 0 MANUKAU COUNTY. Parish of waiboa. tot. Aroß. Ups«t price. a. n. p. £ p. d<u d 8 51 2 0 151 10 0 .51 109 0 0 172 10 0 I 73 11 2 0 SS 0 0 74 27 0 0 108 0 0 76 77 0 0 231 0 0 WAITKMATA COUNTY. PAIUBH OF WAIPABEIBA. .'! Lot. Aroa. Priov A. k. f. & b. a. 118 HI 0 0 20 0 0 119 15 1 R 22 19 0 • 123 79 0 16 03 17 0 , . "121 11 232 07 1 0 125 61 2 8 81 18 6 12G 151 0 0 191 15 0 127 ' 191 2 0 2»0 7 6. PABISH OF MAIRBTAHI, Lot. ■ ArOB. I7ps3t piico. A. B, P. ■ |£ 8 d. Mdl.Pt 12 1U 2 80 43 1 0 17 1030 0 0 257 10 0 PABISH OV WAIOHBKB. Lot. Aroa. Uptot price. a. p. r. 18 s. d. 22 327 10 81 17 0 PABISH (!•' PARSMORIIMO, i Lot. Area. Upsot prloe. i. B. P. £ B. d. 131 13 2 25 13 15 0 132 it 2 29 11 15 0 13t 23 2 32 22 IS 0 ISO 17 2 32 17 15 0 138 16 0 0 !fi 0 0 ISO 12 2 0 12 10 0 Ml S3 ?. 23 33 IS 0 117 29 0 18 29 5 0 US 55 3 0 55 15 0 Mil 18 2 9 13 15 0 153 50 1 39 58 10 0 Pi RISK OF MAKAHAU. Lot, Aroa. Upaot prtoo. A. H. F. £ P. i. 108 73 2 0 3ti 15 0 112 79 2 0 39 15 0 113 IK) 0 0 91 10 0 WHANGAUEI COUNTY. PABISH OF WAIKEIKEI. Lot. Aroa. Upsot price. North-East Portion 91 39 0 25 1115 6 PABISH OV KUARAKGI. Lot. Aroa. Upsot prioo. A. B. P. fl 8. O- West Portion .. 57 107 032 80 5 0 HOBSON COUNTY. Parish ok Arapohue. Lot. Area. Upsot Price. >. k. i\ £ s. d. 01 7S 2 35 59 1 3 Parish ov Kaiwaka. Lot. Aren. Upset price. A. it. P. £ b. d. South-West Portion7o SI 0 0 &1 0 0 RODNEY COUNTY. Parish of Hotko. Lot. Area. Upset prico. a. r, p. & s. d. 81 3SI 0 0 95 5 0 hokianga county. Mangamuka Survey District. BUx*. 800. Ares. Ooaet prloe. A. it. P. £ a. d. VIII. 1 50 0 0 50 0 0 BAY OF ISLANDS COUNTY. PABISH OF RUIPXKAPIKI. Lo^. Ares. Upsot price. A. B. P. £ B. d. Gt 19 3 11 10 0 0 65 HO 3 18 11 10 0 67 30 2 9 !3 1 '3 68 31 0 0 31 0 0 69 39 2 0 39 10 0 70 21 3 30 18 11 3 Terms at Sale.—One-fourth o£ ourcheie money to be paid at the time of application, and the balsnoe within ono month thereafter, otherwise deposit shall be forfeited, and tho contract for thesaloof tho land shall hencorornara be null "crown Grant fee t bs cold on completion ot pnrohase. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. SALS OF TOWN AND RURAti LANDSd Crown Lands Ofßoo. Auckland, 16ch Apiii, 1883. 1 hereby notify th»t the Town and Enrol Laoda montloned In thoSohednloheronndor will bo offared for Sale hi Public Auction, at the Land Office, Taur»n«a. on FKIDAX, the 18m day of May next, at ihe hour ot li o'clock in she forenoon. D . a. TO LB Comniissionor of Crown Lands. ECHBDULE TAURANGA COUNTY. Town ok Gbkkrton. Area. Upset Prioo. Lot. a. b. Pi £ t. d. 129 113 33 1 3 130 0 533 29 12 0 WHAKATANB COUNTY. TOWK Off OPOIIKI Ares. Upset Prloe. 91 0 10 7 1U 0 2 2W 10 0 30 0 0 251 10 0 3a 0 0 252 .10 0 30 0 0 253 10 0 30 0 0 251 10 0 30 0 0 261 10 0 SO 0 0 • 289 10 0 30 0 0 291 10 0 SO 0 0 297 10 0 30 0 0 832 10 0 30 0 0 310 ,10 0 30 0 0 311 10 0 30 0 0 WHAKATANK COUNTY. [Parish of Waimana. Area. Uptet prlco- Lot. A. R. p. f' s. d, 191 50 2 33 33 1 3 192 60 3 0 33 1 3 191 10 0 0 H7 10 0 2£G 19 022 3G 18 9 207 51 1 0 38 8 f» 210 25 3 0 38 12 0 597 13 0 0 22 10 0 S9S 20 3 i 731 7 0 2U9 20 3 21 31 7 0 300 13 0 2G 19 15 0 fOl 20 0 0 35 0 0 3H2 17 0 0 So 10 0 503 13 321 50 17 (I 3C4 10 0 0 15 0 0 335 10 0 0 15 0 0 Description ov Land. — Lot 191: 21 acres good bush land, broken, 5 acres good swamp land, remainder being undulating fern land. 192: 8 acres good bush land, Inoken, 8 acres •wod swamp, remainder fern, undulating, 191: acres booo. bush laud, broken, 3 acres swamp, 'H Kinder undulating fern land. 206: 18 acres ! B<ljush land, broken, 3 acres good Bwatnp, I lati4cr undulating fern land. 207: 8 acres I land. Map land, remainder flat and undu- I by fresUand. 210: About 5 acres KO«d high I heavy mader low lying, liable to be flooded I dry land, to, 10 acres swampy, remainder wiwl swamp, oil light. 297: One-half good heavy mannka;d light manuka, remainder I One-half sllghtly'ive-sixths slightly swampy I quarter wiwi swanrfer wiwi swamp. 299: 1300: One-fo rth swafy, heavy manuka, one- I mainder good swamp iuartcr good swamp. I manuka. 301: Four-flf thgeady di ained), re to 3 feet deep, sandy bottb\littlo dr7 lsnd,! w dry land with heavy manutwalDP, ( trom ? Good land covered with manukl2 alndor B°od grass and briers. Tidal creek: 32 and 303; S sep«ons. 301: Two-thirds good lal,"^ 01 ■ with manuka, remainder good swarL tbeßl One-fou'-th good land covered withV, n l d remainder good swamp. Lots 297 to ini^P 5: 1' & a toam. aW6IO fl**^«i wut Ife I PABISH OF WAIOTAHr. j Beo. Area. Upset price, I 91 ii B2 a' 3I 10 «• ' 217 10 3 0 81 3 2(1 30 ID 22 17 6 215 19 2 33 37 6 3 216 53 0 0 39 15 0 218 18 3 11 36 11 3 Zi9 87 0 0 .66 5 0 - 252 50 0 0 31 ,n X 255 18 2 0 SB 1 8 2?S 53 1 18 10 2 R 210 50 2 18 38 1 3 8 «os 4o nil Sf f» 3710 0 „■» 81: Hi MmSM



6 aoros high inannka swamp. 8 somb wlwl mod nat. Lota 237. 211, 245, 210. 218 219. 2521 Kaoh contain small aores of good awainp land, remainder eood opon Hat Fond. Thcro is ono aoro of 1 ghtbiiah on lot 219. 255 oODtalns 2S acres Rood bush land, 22 aores good opon undulating land, remainder swamp. 258110 acres good swamp land, romaindor good opon undulating land. 2B0:1 acreigood swamp. G acres bush, remainder open undulating land., 202: 1 aoro swamp, remainder opon land. <tw. 1 aoves swamp, remainder open land. «•*?•§ acros swamp, romaindor open land. ZW scu acres swamp, remaindor opon land. Jo}- J acres swamp, romaindor opon land, very brokon. in' •Swamp. 113 and illU: Generally swamp, with somolight , sandy soil, a Uttlo manuka sorub. Parish of Waioeka. Lot. Aron. Upset price. a it. v. £ 8. a. 2SI % 2 0 23 15 0 Description op LAND.-Opon fern country, undulating. TAURANSA COUNTY, i Parish oie Tb Papa. Hoc. Area. UpßotPrioe. a. it, v. & b , fl. 1 & 55 85 2 U 171 3 G 258 1S« 0 0 372 0 0 W 11 3 11 23 12 0 811 12 3 10 25 U 0 511 88 0 0 88 0 0 512 118 2 0 118 10 0 MS 100 3 0 100 15 0 CM 70 2 0 70 10 0 515 88 0 0 88 0 0 316 WO 0 Gl 0 0 617 ■ 120 0 0 120 0 0 Description on1 Land.—Lots 1 and 55; About noroß swamp, romaindor opon fern land; situated ii miles from Tauranga, on a good oart road. 253: About ono-thlrd swamp, romalnder opon forn land, rather broken, oltuated ij miles from Tauranga on a good road. Swamp in both sootions ilrainablo. 339: Ono aoro bush, romaindor fern; well watorod-part brokon. 311: Opon forn land, woll watered, part bsokon. ill: 3 aoroß fern, romaindor forest. 512, 513, 515, 510, 517, all foreat, well watered: broken. 511:15 aoroa forn, remainder foroßt. Tho forost in tlio abovo consists of rimu, tawa, &o. Notk.—Plans of all tha abovo lands m»y be seen, and fnrthor p&ttlonlars obtalnefl, on appli cation at this Offloe, at tho Land Oflloe, Tan raiiKn, ■ Terms of Ealo: OtofooHh of pnrjhr."B money to bo paid at tima of r-,10, and the balance within one month thoronf tor, othor wiao the part of the puroheso money cald by way ot deposit shall be fonelted, and tho comraot for tho Bale ot the land shall henoeforward bo nn'.l and Grown Grant fee to be paid on oompletloa ol pnrohauoi PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. RUB All L4ND3 FOR SALE. ON DKITKR UICD PAYMENTS. AUCKLAND LAND DISTRICT, OroWßla&th April. UN. I hereby ootlfy that tho Lands onumerat:d in tho Bohodulo horeandor have boon est apart for Silo on Deferred Paymonts, and that FRIDAY, the 18;h d»y of May. has been appointed as the day on whloh the said Lands shall I j open lot application. a. A. tolb. Commissioner ot drown Lonan, SCHEDULE. WHAKATANK COUNTY. PARisn of Waiotaiii. Sec. Aron. Upset price. a. R. v. & a. d. ■123 109 2 10 109 15 0 Description op Land.—About 50 aqros mixod light bush ;20 aores Hunt scrub; romaindor opoii forn land, of which2sacros level; abont2oacros subject to flood. Tho biwh portion la broken. Application for tho abovo lands will bo re coived at tliin Otllco, at tho Land Olllco Tauransm whoro plans may bo inspected. In tho event of more than ono applicatlor being received for tho aoovo section, tho nghi to occupy tho same will bo decided by publli anotlon on WKDNESDAY, tho 23rd day o May. ISS3, at 11 o'clook in tho forenoon at tm Land Olllco. TauraDga. NoTii-Doposit of l-20th of tho prico of thi land to be tondored with application. pUBLIC NOTIFICATION, BALK OF TOWN AND KURAti L*NDB, LAND DISTRICT Lff AUCKLAND. Crown Lands Office Auckland, 16th April. 1883. I hereby notify that tho Town and Hum Lands mentioned in tho Sohedulo horeundo: will bo offered for Sale, by Publio Auction, a ma Lena oniuo, abWiuu, w rmt>.».v, tu. 18th May next, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in th< forenoon, D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lamia. BCHKDULK. oook cxjuntt. Town ok Qißbor»». Lot. Area. Upaei piloo. i. it i>. & •. d. S,W.pn,55A 0 2 0 35 0 0 PATUTAni BURVBI DISTIUCT. Lot. Area. Upsoi prlo«. a. n. p. £ s. a. 129 !C0 0 0 150 Q 0 Desobiftion of Land —Front portion along tha W&lkakarlkl stream, tor an average width of about 10 ohUoB, fat, partially bash, stream forma the boundary. Terms of salk - Oac-fonrih of porohaae money to be paid at tmo of ssle,uid the balance within one month tbereatier, othnrwlee the part of the pnroh»«B money paid by way of de posit ohall b« forfeited, and tho oontraot for the sale of tho land shall henoef orward be null and Crown grant fee to b3 paid on oomplotlon ol purchase. TJUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LAND DIBTRIOT OF AUCKLAND. PA3TOBAL LAKDJ FuR SALE ON DBFEKRED PAYJIESTS. Crown Lands Ofllco, Auckland, April 16,1883. I hereby notify that the Lands described in the Schedule hereunder will. In pursuaooe of Sfotlous 76 toßs Idoluslvo of "The Lsnd act, 1877," bo offnred for Sole by Pnbllo AumlOD. »t the land Ofllo-, Qiaborn>. on FRIDAY. tho IB tt May next, at the hour of 11 o'olook to the fore- BCOn' D. A. TOLE, Commissioner Crown Landa. SOHKDULu;, CuOK COUNTY. PATUTAHI SURVBV DISTBIOT. Lot. Ares. Upset price. a. k. p; c b. d. 81 795 0 0 795 0 0 DzscBiPTioNOFLAND.-Frontawavoiatrlnga width of 15 chains llat. mostly busb, f rontlna on the Wftikakarltti stream, whioh forms a boun ary, remaining portion brokon Join and tutu with bush in the gallics. NoTir.-l'lwiH may bo seen, end farther pa'tl culars ot tho land obtained, on application at thla offlco, and at tho Land Offloo, Ulßborne. Public Notices, rnHB HfIsMAUKKT I >M. QUXKN-UTKKKT, IuUIU^NI ON CAUK. NDKL A*° W«Ute Olorer, Ke<l O otoi, JLlnyko OWver, Oow robs. Meadow i'onouo, Meadow Foxtail Oreeiod Uogasall, Kape, TrefoUam Incaroatnm (Howie* Olotdil, * ROM AMKKIOA UlKKOT rimoibr, Kentnokr Blni»gra« »Pob Pratanirtil, POTerty llay itjreßrant, boniorDurj KyoiiiMi. Oockifoot. PralrleKra&s. ltntiaiu SAKIiI 6KK.U VOTATUBh, *8 i- Ashloat Klftney, Taylort Kidney, Canter bury makee, Pattenon'i Vldtoria. liJITSR VARIKTIBS-Hobart, Button's M*t num Bcraum, Button'! Flower Ball, eto, ALSO, OftM, Parley, Quracn »nd Flowor Seea, Ooarau, Fine and Book Bait, Biw, Sharps, New Zen- Und Flax. Tow. daoon and Hams. BONKDUST ahd 80NKVL0UB ol all grades. TANU AMD PBKUVIAN GUANO, IK)., 6:0 KBKITH A AITKSK B EULVUE HUUBF, TAURANGAj NKW ZEALAND. Bultea of Rooms, Batbs, Piano, BtaWea. Coaoh leaves dally tor Hot Lakes and lowaoes. Charqus Modkbatit. J. UODULI;, Proprietor,



Land and Estate Agents | Wo SBo RN E, m Rotate, Land, and Gonornl Oommis ' lon Agent, 81, Queon-atcoet. Auckland. ■it O - X I jL B, jj by kdward a k HOUSE AND (LAND AGENT. ' GKMCKAL BUHINKSH for Sale; taruovor £10,000 a yoai- BIUK.«- VHRAU (near Wharll—Now Orooiued flouan BUSIES! SlTir-Kybor Pops. Ohoup. OHICHUfOA-Huuati (>t roumat £250 and J3IOO | ONHHUNUA—SmaII Houbm chwap HKAfIHLD HOAD—Hqueo (8. oomo). £500 S» aFIKLU UOAIJ-rionßO and Lot, £551) , OITV (to Jhßiwe)—Oornor ahop. 63 a week MOUNT A3.HK.KT—Honeo (10 toning). 2 acres MOUNT AliHKltT—Houb» (12 rooms). 0 aoroa . MOUNT aLIJMKT—Choioa Hnllding Sltoo MOUNT KOitN- Houae (7 rooms), 1 aoro MOUNT KDKN— Bonso (Ij iooum>, £550 i MOUNT KUKN—Jloußo(»rooniß), J32io ■ . ' MOUNT KDKN—House (7 rooma), 10 aoroa ; 1 MOUNT KDKN—-Oiopa, capital situation MOUNT KDKN-Oholeo Hnlldins Sltca - : UOHMOND—lrousoa (3 to 1 rooms) IUOHMONIt— Building Slton HAMILTON—Choice Aora Lots , CITX (to Loaso)— Monufaoturing Premtaeß with or wlthou'. ctoam power, &o, (JKEENIiA.NK-sacroa; fine view MililtttSMK—Ohoioo Building Sites CUKN^TISKHAOK-Houßo (8 rooms), large Lot TAHMS at Uamlltoni Cambridge, Pukorlmu, Whata Whata, Kalpara, &c WANTICD, Small Houaoa near Queen-atroet to Pnrohaae or Kant __ ■ Y^ ill IA II G-ULLIVER ' HOUBK. LAND, KBTATK. AND ! COMMISSION AGKNT. DBAUOHTBMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS, PLANS. &0., COMPILKD, (COOMBKSB CIIAMBKKS. PB. QUKKN-BTKBKT. I Auckland.) W.G. bORB to notify lii» frlondß and tho imbllo eonornlly that ho has removed to «he abovo Sreinlcos whore ho hopes, by slrloi attention to ho requirements o? hl» ollonta. to roorlt Bupport. from hla lawo knowlodne of Poaßonhy Pro pertleß.he la In a pooltlon aeopnd to none, to doal with partloj buyinß or aolltUß In that dia trlot. Inspoctlon of my list reacooHully Invited. A roady Bale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SaLK NO OHAKGB. i A loner Ust of Country Properties opon to In. apeotion. Insurances ott'ooted at Lowest Kotos. QUKKN-STRKBX. W. 3, MOBS. IW. V. O SUIXIVAN F. J. Moss& Co., HOUSB, LAND. AND KSTATK AGKNT3, aiIOUTLAND-BTUEBT, iDtendlng Bnyors are respeotfolly Invited to lnßpeot our List of Properties. Money to liond at Onrront Hataa of Intoraa r\ II AS. 'Jj^y ILiiiAMSON, HOUSK, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGKNT, Vulcan Lank, Auckland. Bunkers [-National Bank of New Zealand. RSSNT3 ana INTER rt T Collected. MONEY Investeatoa>pi«alUrt« on tart-oIMB I»ournl6^ WITHOUT Z' i SB. Six per o«nt mowed on deposits nntu^nTorted. MORTQAGKH and, IA)ANB Ne«o»l»»ea, BUAKK3 Boußht or Sold w orrto;, HBTATKB M»n»BOil ter Absea«Oß9. A ( JiOTMKNTB Bough*, and Hone*« BnlU CO A. Iho WeeVW Payment Systmm. BUILniNO iLIiOTMICNTS FOB *UI<B iT P»« »OOT I— Bootl!in<l-«tTee», BO' VVoB^B«•eo». 80/ inKorninu-BtTOOI, 14/ Hoplram-aireai. 80/ aoniJ-etroot, 16/ Ugur Plaoe. M' Ararlo-utreot, Ifa Klohmoud Head, £3 Bort)Bford-Btreo>. 00/ Ooott-fltreel. «U Porolvnl Piu-adf. 16/ Wharf Kood, 30- RflolMnnUon, M Mount Edan llo»(l. fll HowMtroes, 80/ Erber Haas. «fl 10a Hwilcott-atrooT, til Valloy Kosd. lra Nor»bcota, 10=1 Brldhwn IWoO. »0/ And la Tixlaui o«fcor streatt at low rates. J>A(\(\n TO MtND, in Bums at <!IO and up- JQ4UUI. on aood wourilles. SUIJUHBAN HOTEL for Sale, about 7 mills from Anoklnud, on main thoroughfare, with eovorsl aoroa of land adjoining. Chanci lOr brpwer or capitalist , /^HAPKL-BTUKKT-Two 11OUB68 for BalOOn \j deferred payments. Capital chance tor handy man or worklnn curponier. rpWO BKIOIi SHOHo Jor sale In tho Centro 1 of Uio ulty. Quite Now. Kxcollent poal tton for buslnebS. . _ _ , , 13ONaONuY.-Flve-roomed Honao for Salo In X Clarenoe-atroot; wtU flnlshed; good trurden. Prloo£3(W. . _ TTikaNKLIN kOAU—Now Broomed Houae r lor Salo. at £150; city water; or to Let, at P 2O" aKNKLL- Slx-roomod House (now) for S»lo In Kuilanei-Ktrott; pleasant view of har bonr. Price. 8335. Kaav terms of payment. WKLLInQTUN-STKHK t — 9 roomed Houae for Salo, with 3 low aUotmeaw, front gardon. Price £160. riOUNTKY SlOnK for Salo. wtth 8-roomed Kj Hnnso, Stable. Cow-ahod. Fowl-house. Pig- K^ry. nva kuiuo iv ««»i» ««^ n™h«r<*. «*»• •" j-atat2sa woekly. NOKTHCO fit—Allotments: two fine Corner AUotmonts for a«lo, flve nilnutoa walls from l«t wharf. 830 eaoh. |»OSKB»NK KSTATK.-Nearly Four Aorta IX for Salo. on main road to Auckland : level land, foneed. In grasa: H mllca from Auoaland. Al«o, S3 acroa, wator t rontaKO. HOUSK at Mount Edon with about two acroa ground, havlnK a main frontaßO of 417 ft.I orchard, ttardon. O o W . B bod. plgety, fowlhouto, eta Prloo. MIS Kaay leraia. roKn-NKWTON— B^uwropmed Houso and Xtii\)\J workshop for Bale, with Rood Rarden. DUBLIN-bTUKKT. Nowton—Very oomfori ablo House for Pale (now), near Poiit and Telegraph OlUooa, on doferrod p laments. BKBKaKOKU-bTHßKl'—^ow and very con venient Cottsge (or Salo, noar Congrego- Uonal Church. On easy tormß. HAMILTON (Waikaio)—Honso and acre ot around for Bale, two mlnntoa walk from Bank ot now Ssoal»od for C 35. Lot Ml. WAiKIKKItt-Klßhtj Aorea et Walklekla tbriSefi. Bplpnilldohanceforwor»ln«man. NORTHCOTK — Seven roomed House, oui balidinßii, &a, and SO acres of Land for S*!e. Very oheao. Grand view of the harbour. Aim.New 7-rooraed Houao and nearly sacrts. DKVONPOKT, Lato Ko»a — Beverai rory ohoico Villa Sltea for Bale, having road and oe« frontages, and poasoaafng «be finest landaoare views to be found around Anctlano. i? 9 CA-A NIOK NKW COTTAGK In New roent 10 x 1001 very oneaD. _.-._,. WAITEMATAKIVKK FKONTAGK.-Lana fj? Sale al «J per tvero, In large or small blocks. Kasy uirms. HOUSK for Bale In "WUllnm-otreel. 3&iOO neftr at, Jamea* Ohuroh. Alao, Very Comfortable Beven-roomod Houoo. baih-rooin, &c, pilce £450. TT-paoM-Gentlomaa's Villa Kesidenoo, seven Hi rooma. ooach-houae. stabling, fco. «1000. RKMUKKA-1B acrca, tor Sale | excelioni ooU and aplendld view BRIGHTON ROAD, ParneU - Blx-roonied Hour) tor oale, allotment ili 1100; water laid on. Prloo. £300. . _ T3ONBONBY-New Six-roomed Houss and X Workshop for Balei two allotments) two MK'JSVra. at Walkomitl, Fan, -P moretuo, Btoke8>s Point, Wallakerei, Mahu. rantcl. North Shore, Papaknra, fco. Albo, see Km« in Nob Zealand Herald and Wecktu Newt, CIIA S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, Vulcan Lank. ■ Oonvevances. rpKLEGKAPH LINE OF COACHES LIVERY AND 11AIT STABLES, KmiiwooD and Lakk Street, CAMUKiuaa Waikato, Nkw Zealand. W. K. CAKTEK. Proprietor, W K. C. boRB to roturn his Btnooro thanks to his nuiuoroua lriends and tho public generally for tho liberal support ho hua received ehico commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to moot tho rcqulroraonta of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at present building: lauok additions to his premises. which, when completed, will make thorn second to nono In tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lako Country supplier with Saddlo Ilorsos and Buggies on tho shortest notico; also, oxperionoed guides and careful 'burSes and Saddlo Horses always on hire Ordors by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cuinbridgo. Dccombor 23,1882. p tToyaiTmail link of coaches, ALTERATION Off TIME-TABLE* Tho Uoyal Mail Coaoh (oarrylng passongorsj wUI on and after Ist January, 1883, und until further notioe, run to tho following Tiino tablo:— Leave Cambridgo for Hamilton Junotion Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; roturning from Station to Cambridgo on arrival of Train from AKEre Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuosdaya, Thursdayfl, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: ro tuiTaing from To Aroha on Mondays, Wodnoa d'aya, and Fridays, ;! .> .m. Booking Oititioes i Gwynne's Hotol, Hamilton West j Coloman'a Hotoi; To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lake-strceta, Proprietor. nmnhrldgo. Docembor . 1882 , r^ISLEFHOJN f. LINK OF KOYAL I MAIL COACHBS. NORTH SHORB AND LAKK TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE:- Leavo Victoria Whark, Devonport at 7.15 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Sohoolhousb at 8.15 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 6.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. Leave Dbvonport at 10,20 a.m. and 3 p.m, Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 6.15 p.m. PARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. ff. QUICK. Proprlotor. jfj, 1 M B X A B L B. BAINBKIDGK'S 'BUSSES. From Union Bank-7 minntea paat tho hour, an<l23mlnutoito ttehonr, iTrom The Tiikim Lamps-20 minutes to tbo hoar, and every hour, Night Trips from Town—l-paat 9, J-pitst 10» Mffrom'Union Bank to Shelly Beach-20 mlnuto p»h< 11, 80 inluutea vast 2, 20 minntea paPt fi, 1 mlnutea p«Bt 6, and 33 mlnutea to 8. From BUJ.LLY Bkacb-8.30 a.nj,, J to 11, Ito 6 ito 3,



Money ■ MONEY TO • L JB M D. j ON FHKKUOLD SKCUKITIIIB. J, CHaDWICK, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission agent,' )3 chjstomhous' -si'"kut. Auckland ] J~~o~'ir » ~.w. ha vbi c, , LAN}}, COM,'.H-.--i.ON, ANIJ J K,<3TATK AGttßiT, MokkyLent ''homp-hokv Notes, Houshw, kobniturb, &0, 13111b Dißonuutud D.iilr. Moitgngos Negotiated. UiaU-.'.TIUCICT, AuCKr.AN- ' . £10 to £I,UO(J] VlOf OL4IA.K LOAN AND DIHCOUNX : : • 'AGKNGY, i • mOU-HTRICIST, AUCKLAND i I>OH«TW OITY 'lOr/NOHi OV*IOKIV Mariey nOvonon trow 41V) »o i!IUO0 on Personal Soonrity, De da c( Property, &hare«, &o. Kepaymonta can bo m&de In Instalments of Onh i Shilling pion Wicbk for oaob Pound bor rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowors. i Coramunloatlovß Conlldontlu-1. Post Ofi-iob adphkbs i Boa: SO. Anoltlanfl. * UIJK^AfID Jf sftMAN IS NT I x±. co-op>ohativis bujujinu and > I IHVBSTMKNT (3OOIKTY. j OXieiOH I—IS?, QUKHN-STBHHM, I LOANS granted upoa approved neourUtSH Ot I B'reeholn or l'joaaoboid f rrijiortlnß In »urn« ol . estn to flfl.OOU principal «"<* Interest Vwlnit re ! payable In lusmlmnolic a: tho Mlsnvlnst SB-1 tinoKD KateiS fo* rspnymont o! w.oh fllOO I borrovrsd I— I ■ KepiW-wonti'exi.iiia- ~„ w *«k- '-?otol nninunt ma ow 'OT co ' sfOßayftWn, < ■ fl £. lit J8 0. <i. lvta»- - ..200 lt» 0 0 I 3 rear* _ _ M T 118 IS 0 irtiMn .... - a a lai b * «y««irs _ _ 8 9 188 1R B 8 -earn ~ J 1 "7 » » JOypsrt fl 8 . HW 111 g And n Ui6 onuio pi-ouuvliOii (Ol amallet or Inrser loann, HKPOHETS.—Thu i'on!e*j rucolYnd Honor oa I I liMwifitt *« rstcs uh follows:— Kouayablo at 7 d»y»iiotloo. 6 i>f" cant. iKiranmunj ropayaßlo In Blx mouths, C lior cent, nor nnnuru. JOHNBATmfKi Beorßtii iT. g/iXCUANGE ON NEW YORK AND JGJ LONDON, In sums to suit. FOU BALK BY ABNOLM, HINKB, AND CO., Cornor of Cuutom.houao and Fort Btrootß. ONEY TO LKND, In inißo or smaJl Biunn, at asnal rntcß of lncoroat. CONNKLIi & OO<iefl!B. HolloltOi'B, Volcsn I Ann. ONKY TuThND ON PEUSUJSAL SKCUIUTY. l'oraona borrowiiiK £5 receive £110a Poraona borrowinn £10 rcooivo M Persona borrowing £20 I'ccolvo £18 Pcrsoua borrowiiiK £50 rocoivo £!5 . Kopayublo in Weekly or Monthly Instalments, i Uilig discounted daily. Btrlotest socrcoy. ' LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM [ I'ANY, Hl|th-Bti'U(it ('i doora from Vulcan Luno). I ,«f ONEY TO LEND, on Keul SHtato, I iU tn imi'i of «'6O »nrt ut>w&fdH, mihoour rt!UtrttU->oi Inioriwi —Apglf Wm. S. Uoohrane, 25 N. Z., innuriiuw Liulloltiga, or :;f.umol Conbraim anil e0... K«ir*".li?''*-J-: |\/| (IJN'BY T>; LKND on Mortgage at iVx. Klrs;<-las3 KM.th<nd rieoUfUlnß. W \t. COI.KHtS, S.jlloltor. ■ Con.' r of O/iwi! ftnrt ■ihorf>.nri.i.trp«U. ALAKC4E Sum ot Money to i^iid ou Kood freehold Socnrlty, at lowest rato of interest. — U. Aiokln, General Commission Agont, UJkli streot. i'lA 000 TO L«NI) o« FREEHOLD *IV;,WV; SKCUIUTY.-Appl>' WIXDATK, BUUNS.& CO., Fort-atrcot, AfIO.OCIO TO LKND m Sums of £3,000 > ?sid tind upwurds.— V. J. Jtosa and Co., Short i nnd-Bticot. MUMKY TO LKNI), in largo aud small sums, nt current rates of Interest. : Apply to PKTKII OLII'HANT, Solicitor, HiKh-Btreot. - IVIP NEY 10 LEND, at a moderate JJfi rnlo of Intorcst.—Atiulr to . J.VV;K iON ft l'.US uKLIj, • doilalton, tfwt-street, t ____^^___ ) i PK O S I' X G T U S Of TUB i AUCKLAM) SlllPi ING COMPANY. LIMITED. CAPITAL £150.000. i In SO.OOO Slmrcs of £5 Each. The Capital to bo called up us follows: os por ' Bburo on application, vapor slmro on uilotment, , 5a por shara at Intcrvau of thrco months, as ! reQuired, until £3 per share is paid up. Provisional Direotobs: ' Anderson, H. X., Ksq. Morton, 11. 8., Ebo. • Aickin, Graves, Esq. Mitoliclson, &, Esq.. • Barbor. 11. P., Ksq. M.H.lt. I Carr, U. C , Esq. MoKcnzio, 1). H.. Esq. Chambers, Jno., Ksq. Muaeliold, T. T.. Ksq. • Craiy?, Jos., Ksq. Nathan, A. 11., Ksq. • Dowivr, A., Ksq. Owen, Cf. W., Ksq. Ocddcs, J. M., Esq. l'ortcr, A., Esq. Hardy, J., Kan. Stone, C. J., Ksq. Hulnio. Geo., Esq. Stono, O. li., Eau. Harper. G. 0., Kaq. Tonku, «.. Kaq. i Hull, \V. F., Esq. Wilson, J. L., Esq. Huoicr.ks: Brokers' Association. Manaqino Uiukctou: C. ]). Stone, Ksq. Secketauv, i>bo 'jltj.m.: J. C. Uer K er. Tim object of this Company is to providoton rnißO suitablo to the urowing tmdo of Uiol'ort of Auckland, so that thu imports and oxportsof our city may bo as much us possible carried in lOOAIjIY-OWNKD VEBSELS, and tho shippinff business carried on by a i'L'rkly local com l'ANY. Tho rates of freights current in this colony couiparo most favourably with those ruling in neighbouring co'onies, and aro, as a rulo, Bullicionlly renmnorativo to leave n good nrollt, trading henco oitlior forciKii or intercolonial. Tho acknowledged daily increasing commer cial importance of Auckland is a souroo of gratification, and the shipping trade, under Bkilfnl management and with sufficient capital, would moot with epceriy and groat devolop inont with many parts of tho World with which wo arc at present not in absolutely diroot com munication. Tho object of this Company is to provido vca eola to trade in tho directions already opened, and others which may from time to time oUor Inducements. Tlioro is ample room for a well-organised now lino bctweon Auckland and London, Livorpool, and Glasgow, with New York, and with somo of tho larger centres of Continental Kuropoan trade. Of courso, tho lartro und increasing export of bulk and sawn timber will form an Important adjunct. A trndo with Tasmania, Sydnoy, Melbourne Adolaido, &c, being al ready established, could easily bo continued with regularity, whilst tho Newcastle and Groy mouth coal trades should Bo nlao provided for. Thoro is a vast field in prospective for a good trade with Amorica, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Calcutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign ports, with Borne of which, even at tho prosont moment, n profitable direct trade is being carried on in a desultory manner, and which would find support from tho now iu dustrics lataly established hero aud In prospco tiva cstabUshmont. Tho Company do not propose to limit thoin solvcs to runnintt their own vessels, but will from timo to timo charter vessels when re quired, in tho event of theirjown not boing immediately available Messrs Stono Brothers, who havo for somo timo carried on a good shipping business, and who have now fairly started it now London lino, posscaa tho nucleus of a ileet suitable forcqjn moncing operations, and arrangements hiwo boon made to tako over thoir vossels and tho good-will of their shipping buainosn for tho sum of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pounds (530.C50), they taking half tho amount in Com pany's shares. Their fleet, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnago of 2012 tons, should bo augmented as soon as possible so that tho business may bo oxtonded without delay, especially tho London and American branches. Tho services of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho stall' at present under his control, who aro oxporienood in this lino o£ business, have boon secured to tako olllco under tho now Company. It is further proposed that tho working ox ponses should be conducted on strictly oconomi cal principles, tho expense of agonoies and branohes to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freightß oarned by those branohos. Tho proposed capital is sot down at £150,000, but as only a small portion is inquired at preßont for tho purohuso of tho existing lleot and con tingent exponses, further capital will not bo called up until vossels suitable for tho London and other trades may oiler for salo atrcasonablo prices, until which timo it is proposod to charter vessels as required to supplemout tho present fleet. It is proposod to invite all Auckland business ' men and all who may havo any interest in tho trade of our tiort to tako Shares in this local Company, and to givo tlio undertaking every possible support. The Company would thus bo In a moasuro sulf-supporting, and strong enough ! to compeio most successfully with any outside j or foreign company or foreign shipping. The Company could then not fail to bo a credit to our port and a most luorativo investment to Shareholders. The promoters having every confidonco in tho succoes of the undertaking, now appeal to the ] public to insuro it by subscribing freely for Shares. ■ LIST OF VESSELS. R T g °s M , Laira, Iron Barquo ... J92 Alcestie, Iron Barqup .. .. .. 398. Stanley, Woodeu Biißatitino .. ~ 3al Parnell. Wooden lirigantino .. .. 318 Caborfeidh, Wooden Barquo .. ..333 Puorless, Wooden Brlgantino .. ..292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barquo .. ... 211 Energy, Wootlon 3-niastcd Schoonor ~. 185 2612 An extract from the books of Messrs. Stono 1 Bros, shows that seven vessels of tho value of 1.£25,000 yielded an average monthly profit of £530, equal to £03611 per annum, exolusivo Of ! charge for insurance ou hulls. Thi«o figures servo to show that with a larger ' fleet, extonded business, aud moro capital, sub- | stantial dividendM may coulldoutly ue antici- Pitted,



Lime &c. Gtround Lime, GROUNIj LIME, FOR SALIC, SOUTHG A T E' S MAHUKANGI H Y»H AULIC GUOUND BOCHB LIME, In nny quantity, for Conoreto Paths, Floora Collars, oto. (noxt to stono Ha^Ring, is un rivallod for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and" other wot work i ie n fixßt-olaea material. B. KEANE, SOLE AQKNT, C V STOM-HOTJSB-STREET. r^AKiS NOTIOK—Tbat notwithstanding * 'nil tlmtlneatd In favour of oih»r Mahu raugl Urn, tbo steady bat Inurou'ilng c^oniand froro nil iiarte of Auofeland end I'rovlorfl. Konth und AuwrMla, 1b a snflloient nuarante eal *■> the Konnlnens Of PULHaM. BiNNATYNK ANH CO.'fl HYDRAULIC J-lM.t ►'or Walls, lfloors and oarden Paths tt Oannox be Kubbkd (Jut. —For oironlare wd f nrthnr Information apply at Auckland Branch. Ciis'om-heuio-Btreot Wrst, Bawiner Machines. Sinqeub Bewimg Machines. nu.ttoi'1!) Jeolslve Machine! Binder's Doolslve Machines HliiKor't! Uoolßlvo Aimiliinori Biaßiif'b .loclulvo t.ii.oUinrti; Slimer1!. Uu><lulvA .vc.ohinoo Blni'-ffa'a Deoliuvo IA.-.v.hiuo',; Sliiifor'fc unaii ive Maohlnes H!i>(iiif'i. Dcciflve Mftchlnon Sinaitr'ft ' and Skoahiiinn Hiuk>:; j" "orwholmu.H Machines SliiKar'd O/orwhelrnmi? ii.iohtuoii SlnKui-a Ofurwholmlup M^ohliiob SSiiK^r'ii Ovorwlieluiiiiij Maohiiiua Slu:<'>:''b Oyorwholioinut Mr.ohliioe Stu«er"t Overwhotolnar Maohinub iilnk«r'i UTOiwin-.imirji; .^j.uhineß tU;i,n-,i''ii OvuiwliuluiliiK MikuMueti ihu('M'"i' /lotnry foi1 tint HIaKOK Kj-ohlnoa 81iiR«r'B Victory , . Machinoa Stuttor'B Victory ,Mj,chlticK Bln«o^«. Viocuiy Kr.clllnus Hinpo.-'i) VJouirj .iiljohltes Binte;'a V'lu'tory Mkahiinca Blu^ee'i) /lokocy .t'tacliiceu BtiiKOi!'B | Victory Maujjlubb Slhgetb ' Viom.y SiJiwr'3 VioUiiy SifcOhinoa Bluett's Vlutury Msubiiiea JSiuuii.r'ii At (Jhtlutahuroii nxlubiclau iilnotitacia SiamCiiXiioblUK<» iiiiwrhlaas t-iuiK^r'a Ihv islQiHit . Auclili-ub yi!. K "i'l' 'lbll.iuj.iii ./i^Otll^Ub iSluKur'L Tho tiiutfeu iSiaohiuca Hlfiuntii Jim riii ~.>r rttaohiuea fc5ln H :OV6 'J'no Slntcpv ..Suclilnes StnKßr « Iho aingor. .-.isohluoa Slauirt I'no Uola Moiiuii. Maohlnot gUiiior'i] I'wu i-ii.l.i MuiltiJn Mnohlues SiuK'tr'a i'hu iiDld Motlnla Alaohinot iUii«o.-'.. irio Uoia Mo.ir.uj ti.iififir'H X'wu Uold ,'ilcunlt >{iM}hlutß Bluucr'H Two Gold Modulo AiapliliiOa SiinivrV f«o Hold Modalß liisOhlneß Hm»o.-'o ioiiUiui aUCiimuelltnm Muahiuoß BlOßOft ktuUuK nil Uaolilntß BiiiKur'ti .■&iiiui< all Uaoblncs BtnKur'u xluaiinn all .ilncliiuoa BiiiKor'i iiuuiiiiK all .luotluts Hliiuur'j) /teailiiK all vlaohlnM Hm,,or'; Ouniuodiuta ;,tachlnoa tiin«or"r i)o nii.nltoni .Auohlnes Hln.or'ii Oi'iupntlion Mnoiilnos ttl'Htir'i i.;onii)nutoro .vlttiihlniM iliikin.'k i:(>muuiUurj ,Vuvo)iiues BUucib ilo..tliM f>ll lvOUi|)o.i.ion. .li^ofiinos BiuKor'H Al>vn>H t.olublu Linoalne* b!uu»r'n /. Iwh>ii »t<lia>]lu iiooiiln--* bluKif's Always KolUblo Maohlnoo Wirijor'n 'I'lim ■ Imihi" 1» udaohlnos Sid^uc « 'i ho la Miichinol Smuar'a I'fca Ji.kh- Is Aaoluues Hi.iki.11!. Tho .impiodi .Jim jxmi j^oijuea Hlnnei''rt I do .•>i<npl«iit olid lieat .tlnohlnaii IMiitfOj' .i I'tio jlmutufll aim Itiml ...;...I .:.:ncj Singer'!' Aiwnyrt liniinbla Slutfor'b ..Iwnn Uiillatile Maohluce Bluti'ir" Ai*»yH Koilabie ;A»ohlnea HiE«or'n ibo oinKor i» aoohinoe HlinorV l'he .-lUiKe/ in Jnchln** BioK.'r' ili«i rflu«<ir Ih jfu.oh'.niu Hintc^rV rnn dltiuor la Machines Htm:u. n I'tao HlnKor tit Machines 81iia=r'i> l'ho d»!K»r In Mnohlnos tiin^ei'i ihu eiuiHuf In Huohinca tf.n«.ir'h Tno -niKur la ildohlneo Uinuer' Tho muKor IB Machines SluuorV rhnrilnaer Is Unoaiu»llß<l Mnohlnea lttu*ai't Onequano'i Mboiiuim UlnK«r'> Untiqutiikid .Vluohlnoa alua^r'n Uuoquolloil '-laohiuot ain«er'» UiirunnlleJ M.iohineo Hiuk<»'s Unoqunlieil .'Jimhliio.' MiiiKorV. Un<>nanllo« 'rfaohinet Slu,<i>r'u Uiuiquallud MaohlßOß Hlnger'B Unequnllod .:«ohinoa HtuKurV Uneqnaiied Maohlnod bln^or'n Unoqnailod Machines HliiKer'n Unoquallod in the World. MaohUiea blnK't'B LsrKOai Salo M»olilo«u Hli)K(irV U»rKoßi S-ilu Mholillos otiiKi-r's Uirgoat Salt) Muohluea Hlik'i»'» Lnri(oa»Balo Mnotiino" SUik't'h Lar^st Sn'o Mnohlnca SlnKor'B LarifonSalo Maablncß SuKor'a LarKt-at f.nla VtnaMnrs Bli'K^rV Lirueßt dale Mashimsa BinKtrV Ii irnc a: tiale waohinca btnt!' >'i- IJ"K 8"' -aln Maohlue? Sii.koiV in to World. Manlitno.i Slni<'Ji'»2aOi nut Wtiji. Msohisita Sin or'r 2jßdeurWo«i Mnohluoa Slnnur'a 2s fid per \\ <y± Mnoblnos tlunurV 2a (!J po.' Waeli Machine* MnfjorV 'it Oa per Weak. Maohlnea S ngorV 2a 8.1 por Weok Mai-hliicß Binßor't 2a Cd ntir »' M t Machl >ca nin<c!T'B 2o6ioorWook Mso^inos Sii«it'« 2i Bd per VVoek Ma )btnee aiigr's —— MaohJnOH BiDgi*r*r> Hk*sob Mnchlnep Mimoi'r viucineß SinKcr'B'26l. Qiicm-Htr^i Mikii'-ltioß ■in.urV 281 > Quoon-Btroot Maoh!n.!B Sldkoi'c. 281. Qaocn^trcol Mi>ohlne« BluKorV 161. Uunon-atroot Maohinen Blngtirfi Jfil. Quoon-ntroot Mauhlnea MlriKor'n 301. Qnoen-atroet Maohlnea Slnwr'n SSI. C]nmn4lrn«t Maohinos BlnuorV 261, Queon-Btreet M^onlnea Hliiwer' 4uokliinrt Maohinee SlnKor'e Auokland Machlnoo Hltmor'fl Anokland BiDKer'a Anokland Machines HluKer'fl Aaoklnnfl ManMce« SinKor'» Anofeland Machines Sineor'a Aaoklao<*. Maohlnoa HlDKor" Maohlnea SINGKK'S SEWING MACBINKS. W. C. I> uHH H s run urkat S&WIMG MACHINE IMPOKTKK, BAB JUHT RSOHIVBD A li&ntfl Bhlyment o( the Challenge Mschlol the World- Thjs Whits Co.'b Sewing Maohimh, The Mo«t BUont Tho Cheapest Ths Moat Rapid Tho Highost Ana The Meet Slmplt The Largest Tbdl« Thß Moat Kaßr to Work The Beat Cover | The Most Durable The Simplest Shutllt Xhe Most Kls&snt echo Neataat nmch TRSAOU BIACHIMBS from £5 10*. t'HK nst^T S^WlffC MAOHIWKS BV»M MALE. I'riMi at HAjan Maohimkb, &% 10s, Also; *v&&*a on ultra- Uanolne flmaes I Frlaler and Ko m«t Werthelm | (Standard Howa Compan"'!! i Wheelor and Wilson Grover and Bc.kor"(i j Jones's ABO UnnisnUn I And other good makes 2s, i>. ckb Wekk 1 is. <)>.). ran Bess: Ail MAOHSMKH (HOABAItIMD. ffnot.c Maohlnoa can be had o( mjr ARosta i- N, Moi'uanandGo., Pioneer Btore, VVhonc&rs 1 Thomaa Wolla, Cambridge; WiUianiStevociuos OnehnnKß! It. Way to, Hamilton] Parncl! and liojbn, Olnborno; Hrnnnan And Co., Tauians,® find at other placet. mhb fi ra a x nsf oi, QUKKN-STKEKT. I CHINA, j JPHE CHEAPEST AND BEST AfiSOHTMBNT OB" CROCKHRY, CHIHA, s AND 3 1 f GLASSWARE, § i w a \ tt IS AT f G. BROWMIMG'S, « 267, qtoen-stbbkt (bear market Enbtrance). Established 1865. fancy goods, i (m *-liJr'i"B XIMJS TABLbJ fIL- ft — i Leare Acob HUI -s.iia in "B.Boam 11 am I.lopm Ip in 4.11) p m Ml P"i Lusre Nawuiml Btmts-- J » ii; »li).U a in H.lii'a It: 'iJfpio !•■-« pin S.iipia 1.10 pm ' Hscot>ii Tiißmlo.i- : nntS ThuiHCiasii, wi i n tht 1 from Aaokltad and 10.S0 front Anjluia wUI Ku'tQ s,u a from too Wb«u,



\ Medical. .. "XTERVOUS DEBILITY. „" i- fc ~' , -i (i v urn i Dr. S. C. Wkst's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, v guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by mo uae of alcohol or tobacco, Wakof illness. Mental Depression, Softening o£ the Brain resulting in ■ insanity and leading to misery, decay, am! death, Premature Old Arc caused by overexcr tion of tuo'brain,youthful folly, or.over-indul- Kehq'o. Each box contains ono months treat ment. £3 a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on roceipt of price. . . tVB GUARANTEE SIX BOXEB ' To euro any case. With each order received by us for" six boxoa, aconmpanied with 25b, wo will send the parchuser our writton guarantee to re • fund the money it the treatment does not effect a ouro. Guarantees issuod only by J. Pi KING & SONS, Chemists, < ■ Queen-street, Auckland. T7" EATING'S COUGH LOZENGE)?. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEG.M. Composed of tho purest articles. These Loz onges contain no opium nor any deleterious drug therefore) the most delicate can take them with perfect conliitence. Their beneficial effect ia speedy and certain. This old unfailing family I roraedy is daily recommended by the mo<t mnincnt physicians. (In use nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,1877, 22, Cold Harbour Lano, London. g}r _your Lozenges are excellent, and the boneilciat effect moat reliable, I strongly recom mend them in ca'osot Cough and Asthma. You aro at liberty to state this as my opinion, formed from many years' experience. ] J. BRINGLOB, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. Indian Medical Sorvico. Mr. T. Keating, , Dour Sir,— Having triod your Lozongea in India, I buvo much pleasure in testifyingto their bonellcial ell'ects in cases of Incipient Consump tion Astlima, and Bronchial Afl'eotions. I have proscribed them largely, with the best results. W. 15. G— ■ —, Apothecary, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozoiikos are sold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having tho words "Keating'sCough Lozenges'engraven on tho Government stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A puroly Vegetable Swoetmoat, both in ap pearance mid taste, furnishing a most agreeable mothodof administering tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It ia a por feotly safo and mild preparation and is especi ally adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by ail Chemists. Propviotor-THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist. 7H Eg REATJMEICANJiEmCIN ES PRICE 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. ironmongery. iy INGATE, j^URNS, & QOMFY., GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Tomporary premises—lTort-bt., Aucict.and. Buildors' Ironmongery Cabinotmakora' ditto Carriage Buildurß' ditto Carpontors* Tools Amorican Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Kegistor Stoves. LOW P lOSS, INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Ordors exocutod with caro and promp titude. £10,000 to Lund on Freehold Security. Hotels. mXCHAHGB HOTEL (Bettor known as tho Barrel Hotel), PAR-NELL. Tho Proprietor has gone to considerable expense in bekuectlng this HOTEt, whioh ia Now Open to tho General Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compe tont judues to bo One of the Bkst in Auok land; it is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Alcock's Taulks (new), at a cost of noarly £200, with the Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, and ia under tho management of Mr. R. Suuman, for some timo Marker at the North ern and Auckland Clubs. WI BS AND SPIRITS OF THE BKST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Alkb Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. INDUSTRIAL AW 1 I'KOVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner op Vulcan Lank AND QUEKN-STRKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carryinf? 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Profits, DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months. 6 per cent per annum. BOBUOWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to tho extent of three fourths the value. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Tablo of Rates and' any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Spoiety's offices. GEORGE FRASER, Manager,



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