TURFIANA.

I (BY CHEVAI.,) ,'

Tub probability is that New Zerland will i be represented at the great V.R.C. spring ' carnival, and tbat horses from Maoriland will compete for the Melbourne Cup. Wei-'

come Jack and Oudeis are almost certa'n to make a trip " acro-s the pond," and it is stated that Messrs / ance and Xtobinscn will place their string in charge of Mr Pilbrow. Oudeis has ceitainly been, bicktd for the next Canterbury Derby, and is supposed to have a first-class chunc;) for that event; but it is taid even this temptation will not prevent the owners sending the'r speedy youngster to Mel bourne. Oudeis is accredited with having covered half a mile.in the remarkably .quick time of 48secs. A question being fre quently asked now is "what weight would Welcome Jack get for the next Melbourne Cup." I am of the impression that his quality would ensure him receiviog an im post ot at least Bst 41b. In all probability the top Weights will be Navigator and Com* 'motion, and these equtne giants will pro bably be called on to carry 9st each. J. 1 horp has commenced the tracing . business at Poverty Bay. He recently I leased the Waeranga-a-hika stables. Mr Horsfall, wbiie in Auckland recently, spoke in no measured terms of praise of bis recent purchr•je, the yearling colt by King of Clubs, from Aglaia. The youngster cost him 100|"uineas, [and he says he will not take 300 guineas for it now. He has called it Ked Sea, because, with it, he means to swamp the Kgypthns. The fee for Angler, now the leading sultan of Bundoora Park, is 50 guineas. This half brother to King of Clubs, the Canterbury stallion, though in his twentieth year, is a sure foal-getter, Amongst the recent visitors to the old horse were Fetrea and Gasoline.

"Bit LauDcelot" says Buudoora's dam, Argosy, has now a filly foal at foot by Quarnbone, and is in foal to Tubal Uaiu, whom Sea Shell (the dam of Armourer) visited la->t season, after foaling a coJt by him, Lone Hand's dam, Berths, also h»s a colt at foot by Tubal Cairj,

Kival race committees as a rule do not ootne up to Dr. Wntts's standard of peace and harmony. Indeed, they take such a delight in "barking and biting" at one another tbat one mijj'.it almost suppose " it is their nature too." All this is the preface 10 a little compliment I am desirous of pay to the sportsmen of Poverty Bay. There are two race committees ia tbat interesting district—one holding their races at Maka raka, and the other at Waeranga-a-hika. TheMakaraka committee havicgannounced their intention of holding a meeting on May 24th, the Waeranga-a-hikait:s have kindly poatpoaedjtlieir's till the Prince of Wales' Birthday, Mext jear the order will be reversed, and so sport will not suffer. It would be well if all the clubs iv this part of the province could come t>> a somewhat similar arrangement. The added niouey to be given away at the Makaraka Meeting is £115. A telegram received from Wellington during the week conveys intelligence of the death, on the pastage from E Dglund, of the thoroughbred horse Pulmbeater. The added money of the Marton-Rangi tikei meeting, to be hald on May 17th, amounts to £135.

The " invercargill News" sates that Ca'hedral, by Totar* from Puriki, wa? sold for £5 aft t his accident at O' .uiaU|

Au old resident of Wuugauui assures me that onca apon a time, before Iraducer's stuck had made a name for their sire, tbe fee of that famous stallion was 303. It would be as many pounds now. The same authority states tbat a borse by Deidshot, sire of Mata, Lany, and Reform, at present eke* out an existence by dragging an Auckland 'bus. " To wbat base uses, etc." Wiiies '"Sir I.auucelot" :-Ray informs me that he recently had to destroy the two year-old colt by Ca«tivellaunus—Waiuui, who was at tbe commencement of the season a member of the Grip Lodge team. Eo met with an accident wnich prevented his tpuiting silk, and being turned out he one day broke his back in the paddock. It is strange that both Wainulana her brother Papapa should have turned oat such failures at ihe stitc, Both times Waiuui was pat to Tmducer the foal died, and her only foala have been the colt above-mentioned a filly by Maioro, and Zulu by Daniel ■ i'Rourke. To the best of my belief, tbe filly by Muroio never ran, and Zulu wai a rank duller when Mr Stead had him in training, though lie subsequently won_ a smiill race at Ashburton, in which, district bo is still located.

Londonnelly, the Australian jockey who came to New Zealand under engagement to Maton and Vallance, has returned to Mel bourne. Amongst his winning mounts were S c ta in the Free Handicap at the C.J.C. Autumn, and Leos in tbe Suburban Wtlter Bandic p at Liunedin. 'Ihe race for tbo Adelaide Cop takes place on Thursday next. When the last mail left i^ydney Tbe Plunder wai first favourite at 4 to 1, Guesswork stood at 6 to 1, and Topaz 8 to 1. V.X.C. Derby betting: 4to 1 against Warwick, 5 to 1 against Archie, and 8 to 1 against eff Colour, ihe New Zealand mare Manuka, by The Peer, from Waimea, was recently sold to a Tusmanian bieeder.

Mr Chudwick has declared the following weights for the Fangitikei Steeplechase, to be ruu on May 17 : — Diomedes, 114 121bs; Keform, list Sbs; Mount, list Slba; Christmas, list 21bs; Paroell, Hot 21bs; A U, lOdt 1211s ; Woodpecker, lOst lOlbs; Lady Bab, lOst Gibs; Kuta, 10st gibs; IMnideeu, lOst 41o;; Pastime, lOst 4tbs; Nukurau, ]0 3 t. £927 went through the totaliiaior at the Ashburton meeting. Lady Florence, who U by Kuottiugly, won the District Selling Handicap. Ibe mare was a rank outsider on the totalitator, a« the dividcnd,£6o 12?, show?. Coixerning the swindle which was tried on ia the Hack Selling Mace, the Lyttelton "Timea" «ays:—"On the appearance of the nominations, Dalesmtn, the Hack Eace hero of Timatu, was in stalled favourite, level money and a thade of odd? being laid on him, and as Sharp wai teen preparing to ride him, tbinos certainly looked rosy for hi* backers. A change came o'er the scene, however, I very suddenly, by Dalesman's ownet elec ting to steer him himself, though he scaled nearly 12st, and as one or two of the busy bees of the bettinu ring seemed to have plenty of money to lay against him, it was evident that' there was something very "fishy" in the aspect of affairs, the more »o when on the fall of the flag, Dalesman was almost left stand ing, his rider never making an attempt to join his opponents. King Philip led all the way, and won very easy, bat the parties behind Dalesman had reckoned with out their hosts, for the stewards held a meeting and after hearing evidence decided to disqualify Daltsman,and PofF, bis owner and rider, for ever. They rightly went a bit further too, and declared all bets on Dalesman off. The bare-faced swindle that was to have been perpetrated, bad things 11 come off," as certain parties wished them, ia sufficiently disclosed by the statement of the jockey Sharp, who informed the Stew ards that after beiug engaged by Poff to ride th« lnrse, he was requested to " pull" him. This he declined to do, and Poff thereupon declared his intention ot riding him himself, the result being tbat he has reaped a rich reward.

SPORTING.

Cambridge Races.—Second Day.

HANDIOIF HUBDLE BACK of 2030VH; 2 miles, over.S flights of hurdles 3 feet 6 inches hlgb,with a tweepstake of leov escb,amount accruing from sweep to go to second horse, llakaxt (McCoy, 1; Christmas (Taylor), 2; Miro, '3. Waioanga and Catch'em also r;u. Betting: Even on Kakau, 6 to 5 against Christmas, Publicans' Pubse Handicap of oOsova; \\ miles, with a sweepstake of Ibov eaob, amount accruing from sweep to go to second horse.—Mr Walters' ur g Larry (T. Taylor), 1; Mr J. Ban Brown's br h Maori (Wil liams), 2; ,Mr M. smith's blk f Hippo damia, 3. Merlin and Kobert the Devil also ran. Hippodamia was leading oming iuto the straight, but was passed by Larry and Maori, Larry winning by two leng hx WAiiivj-o SntarwcHASK Handicap of 'lOaovs., with a sweepstake of 2sovs. .each, amount acqruiog from sweep to go to second horse; dis'ance, about 2 miles, over fair hunting country. Jed water, 1; Harkaway, 2. Lone Hand, Smike, Fear Not, ana Kakau aim ran. Christmas and Chandler were scratched. Betting. 6to 4 against Harkaway, 3 to 1 against Fear >or, 5 to 1 against Love Hand, 7 to 1 against Hakau, Smike baulked at the first jump, and at the second a'l the horsey, with the excep tion of Jed water, refused. Farkaway threw his rider aod bolted, but being cap tured was again put on the course, Jed water, thorn'h completely blown, won be fore the North Shore ciuck could be got near him.

Waikato Plate handicap, of 20sovs; i-milp, f econd horse to r< ceive ssotb out of stake.—Victoria, 1 j flewi, 2.—These were

Mjrlln, Sat 71bs, 2, Srv fi A J -These «ere the(nlystlffi£ h bs> u3" the day's sprt to a conclusion tOuSht

THE MONARCH ENQUIRY.

(BY TELEGRAPH-PRESS ASSOCTA,^,

*X officißl enquiry into the striking o , t , Monarch oq the Po.t Chalmers bL L raenced at Dunedin yesterday bef<»»T H. Carter, B.M , and Captain^** Mr Haggitt appeared for Captain-» man, and Mr Stoot on behalftif >,' Kelly. Captain Wretman, m >%Jjs& examination, said the aumj or , -I-' 1 mated the cst of repairs at h*fe £1,500 and £2,000. Pilot Kelly Z ** dence as follows :—On the SOtii nfiw ? vil received orders from the Deputy fi"^ r master to remove the barque Monnr^v"1" the railway pier to the pwdefflij** did so, and remained on board &K'l At six o'clock next momine lv ajsllt' wards the Taiora Heads fla ßa t a fl?T d ito' balls we le up. The tug Huckv «r' v We then went down thebb e ?P' the tui alongside. WhaT?"Wull the lightship the signal 'Z, "^'"B "Wait for high water," and L P"! "P ---accordingly for 20 minuter or half »J ,iJti When nearins; Harrington r- Patoo cameotF, and I asked him W' there was any sea on the bar, and k. »^ ci there wai more of a "jobWel! than « heavy sea on. When near the h»r t a two or three rollers come in on the on the middle bank. There w«q IX Mdl in the channel. In crossing ,£ RWk the vessel strike, bhe slruck four L i .times, and three times forward/and rmbm quick aft. On -approaching thTOS •ppeared smooth, and there did not m! be mnch swell on.. She was towKw 1 reckoned there was 22ft of water ««)!' bar Bad I known there wuTaSaJl on the bar I would not 'have'ikkim ♦? vessel out. My opinion i, that tie .e/i", up very suddenly that morhln E » p|? Kelly was cross examined at wane htail after which the enquiry wa« adicdrnef .» 2 p.m. to-day. J lM w

THE SOLAR ECLIPSE.

We are indebted to Mr J, T. Steiemoii F. 5.8., for the following partlculan coj! cerning the solar eclipse of Monday next •- The total eclipse of the sun which cccdti on Monday morning, the 7th hat, hw keen looked foiward to by astronomers as the principal event of tbe present year, Anam ber of scientists, comprising reprereDtatiTM of the Englhh, * ustriab, Italian, fIS and American Astronomical Society im already selected the Caroline Inlands as th, most suitable for observing it j esDedaliv tbe total phase, which will be c.S watched. Totality lasts in the Wat instance nearly six minutet, -belli several minutes longer than thfredlm observed last year in Egypt by the Bulb, and French astronomers. Unfortunately however, in tbis case, the line of totality falls entirely on tbe ocean, exception only a few small islands. «>f the;e, Ihe Carolitt and Flint Groups lie in the zone o( loosed totality. The observers on tho present occasion will view the immenee coioatl appendices to ascertain, if po-sibli ■whether they are really lineaments of tte' solar surface, or consist of great moteoilo Btreams circulating ia space.'''Tob Zodiacal light will also claim a considerable ihare d attention, as well as the (portion of a luns'r atmosphere, traces of which the French m» tronomers obtained during thetotal eclipse last year; by- the aid of the spectroscope, A careful examination will also hare to be made in tbe regions surrounding the «p, for tbe supposed inter mercurial planet*, to whicb the anal} sis of Le Denier, the distinguished mathematician, pointed, The Franca Academy of Scieness hive also taken the opportunity ot i«nd> insr out a naturalist, who icwm. panics tbs ast>onomic&l expedition. Tbe line of totality passes on the present occasion about 500 miles to the north ot Auckland, this beiner the largest eclipse witnessed in the northern portion of Mew Zealand for many year; past, At Auckland, about tbree-fourtbs of the soiat surface will be covered, 'ihe phases given below are computed for Auckland, the mag. uitude will be slightly greater for disricti considerably to the north of this city, such as the Bay of Islands. H. M. F, Beginningo<tbeKo"pßO.. - 6 61 Sian. Middle ot tbe Kr pcs .. ..8 5 33t.0, Hnd ot the KoUpss - .. .. 9 7 2is.ro, Mp.jnltuda of tbeKollpS) (aolar dr amor it-l) 1&, v» I'h a pood opera-glass or telescope, nd the eye properly protected from the heatol tbe sun, tbe eclipse may be conveniently viewed. Sbould.thesejnot be convenlont, a piece of smoked glass must be prepared k« torehand.

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SD. »BE WBKJt OS, Kiuinaas auACAttBSD. ybran Machines on bQ h&<L ol OUT Agante :- N. Mol,eanand Co., Pioneer Store, whanßare 1 Thomas Walls, Cambridge i William Storenu oi GJehangai K. Wayte, Hamilton! Purnell an,' Borlan, Glsborne | Brennan and 00., Taurans* led at other olaoea. mHI Q.KBAT QBFOT, CfUKKN-BTRKKT. Sinqkrß Bbwing Machines Singer ► Machine* tttnger't Osolslto Maehlnei Slcßar'B Dedßira Msohlnej Slngor'B Oeulßlvs Maohinet Sinner's Decisive Mnohlnen BJDfc'er'' Doolalve Maohtni» aintOT"!" Deolelre Machlnßn SingßVil DeoMve Maohloeß Sinuer'i' Daolßlvo MBohiB«, Singer's and BAaohlnen 8lBgBr"t Orerwhelmtng Mnnhlnee Slngert Overwhelmlnß Maohtnes Slniter1) Overwhelming Maohlnoe Slnftor'p Overwhelming - Maohkioa Slnfjor". Ovurwholmlna Maohluoc ainsor'i Overwhelming Machine* Slngsr'i Overwhelmlns Machinoo Singer1! overwhelming Mauhlnei' Uiatfar1! Vlotorr for the Singer Maohlnec Slnßort Vlotory Si^ohinw Slugert Vlototy Machines Singer*! 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Besting all Machines Slnger*R Competitors Maohines Blngert Oompetlton Maohlnes Blnger'B Competitor) Maohlnea Btngefe Oompetlton Machines 'Singei'D OompeHtott Machines SlDger'B Beating all Competition. Maoblnao Singer's Always Hellablo Machines Singer'i! Always Reliable SdMhines bingor's Always Keliablo Maohlnes Bli)ff«c'? Therfingeria Maohlnoa Sinsort Tho Slngor la Maohlnes Slnger'E The glngf r 1,1 Maohlnes Singer's The Simplest and Best Machines Singert The Simplest and Best Maohlnec Sinner"? The Simplest and Best Machines Blnger'b Always Reliable Maohlnes Slngor'ti Alwai 8 Reliable Machines Slnger'B Always Reliable Maohlnee Slngert The Singer is Maohlnes Blnger'B Iheßlngerla MaoUnea Slnger'B The Singer la H*o^ 8" Singer's The Singer la Maohlnes Singers The Singer la Maohlnes Slnger'B The Singer la Machines Bluster"! The Singer la Machine* Slngert The singer Is Machines staffer"/ The Singer la Machines ilngert The Blnger la Unequalled Machines SlngerV Oneqnaikea SJSShJSSS Binger*f Onednailea SJ?SmS!2 Slngert Dnenualled Maohinea Hlcger'i UneqifltUed Maohinea Singer's Unequalled Maoh nes Stager's OneqnaUed Machines Slngert Unequalled Maohines Blngert Unequalled Waohlnos Stngert Unequalled Maohlnefl BlnfeerVj Unequaded Maohines Bingert Unequalled In the World. Maohinea Singer'e Largest Sale * ■ Maohinea Singer'? Largest Sale Uaohines Slngert Largest Sale Maohinea Stager'? Largest Sale Maohinea Singert Largest Sale Maohlnea Singer1!- Largeßt Sale Machines Singer'e Largest Sale U»oblnes Singer1 * Largest Bale Maohinea Slngert Largest Sale Machines Singert Largest Bale Machines Slnger'B ■ In the World. Machines Slngert 2s 61 per Week ■ Maohlnea Slnv art 2a 6d per Week Maohinea Singert 2b 6d per Week Maohlnna blngert 2s 6d per Week Maohineß Slngert 2a 6d per Week Maobinea S'ngert 2a 6d per Week Machines Singert 2s 6d per Week Machines dinner's 2s-6d per Week Maohines Slngert - 2a 6d per Week Maohtnes Sitigart ■— Maohlnes Slngert Bbanoh Maobines Blngert 1 Maobiaea Singer'e XI. Queen-atreet Maobines f-lnuor't 2SI. Queen-street Maohinea Singert 201. Queen-street Maohlnes SinKorV 881. Qneen-atreet Maohinea Slnger'B Ml. Queen-street Maohlnea Hlntrnr'H 201. Qnoan-etreet Mnohlnoa Swi' 881. Qneen-atreat Maohinea Slnuert 261, Qneen-Btreet Maohinea Singer's Auckland 5J^} neS Singer's Anoklanfl Maoh nea mgeA Ancklana Uaoblnoi Anokland Machlnea I Solrt Anoklanfl Maohinea itofe? Anoklanfl Maohlnes Staier'B AnoklanO. Maohinea BiSgei-f . Machinea ' SINGEB'S SSWIN(| MAOHINES,



Ground Lime, GROUND LiMK, FOR SALE,; SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIME. In any quantity, (or Conoreto Paths, Floora Collars, etc. (next to utono flagging Js un vlvallod for durability and hard-setting aualitics). For tanks and other wot work 1 Is a flrst-class materla B, EEANE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STEICKT, AKK NOTICE—That notwithstanding all that la said In favour of other Muhu rangiLimes, the Bteady but increasingdemand from all parts of Auokland nnd Province, South and Australia, la a sufficient guarantee at to tha Henulnsea of PULHAM. BINNWYNK A.NIJ CO.'S HYDRAULIC HUM. Ifor Walls. Floors and Garden Paths it Cannot tik Rubbed out. —For olrcnl&ra and farther information apply at Auckland Uranoh. Cugtom-honse-Btreet West; Medical. "XTERVOUS DEBILITY. Db. S. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specillo for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wnkofulncss, Mental Depression, Hofteniiig of tho Brain resulting in insanity anil leading to misery, decay, anil death, l'renmturo Old Ago caused by over-oxer tion o£ tho brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul genco. Each box contains ono month's treat ment. 53 a box, or six boxos for 255, sent by mail propaid on receipt of prico. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any caso. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purchaser our written guaranteo to re fund tho money if the treatment docs not ofleot a euro. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SONS, Chemists, Queon-street, Auckland. EMIfHRSoN'S SUVE XI 0 R BAKING POWDKR. IN V I CTA B RAND. MEDICAL HALL, Opposite Threo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland. Public iNOticea. XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY 13 AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 HKAD OFFICES, NKW*ZKAt.AOT): THB TRIANGLK, CHRISTOHURCH, Managing Director: Gso. G. Btbad. Consulting Directori P, Cunningham. Tho undorsienod begs to Inform Grain Mer ohanta and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, oad la now prepared to receivo ordors—which shall hare prompt attention—for Grain and All kinds of New Zealand Produck. R. H. STEVENSON, Agent. Union Insurance Ofllco, Qivon-strcot T> E N F O L D & CO. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINES FROM THE GRANGE VINEYARDS. Established 1859. ■ Red Winks, WniTE Wines.Grenaohe.Toka's, Frantionac, Muscadine, and Orange Tawney Cnoicß Rich Wine, Guaranteed 10 years old. WACHTER & CO.'ft EPERNAY ROYAL CHARTER CHAMPAGNE, In Double Magnums, Quart and Pint Bottles. Tho undorsignod has a largo stock of tho above Wines, in splendid condition, for salo at reason ablo prioos. THOMAS MACKY, Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant. Fort-street, April, lass ie EL L E V U E HOUSE, TAUKANG4, NKW ZBALANO. Bnltes of Roomo, Batha, Piano. Etablee. Uoaoh leaves dally for Hot Lakna and lertaoes. Chabouh Moderate:. m J. BOOKLL. Proprlo or rin H B . Ha. b a -\ it k. k T L in. gasKN-BTKKKr, Auckland ON SALE. AHBIVPI) FIH OOROMAN DUL tn ROHAN BMPIKE,- Wblte OlOTer, Red Olover, Aleylce Glover, Oow gMSB, Meadow Foaoue, Meadow Foxtail. Crested DoßStall, Rape, TrefoUnm Inoarnatnm (Soviet Olotml, SfKOM AJUHRIOA DIRBO2- Tlmothy, Kentneky Blnetmn CPoa Pratangi*), HARLY BBKD POTATOBB, AO FOLLOWS l~ Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter burr Flukes. Patterson's Vlotorla. LATHE VAKSKTIItH—HobarI, SutlOn'l Mil snm Bonnm, Bntton'i Flewez Ball, etc. ALSO, OaU, Barley, Qnraen and Flower Sent, ooarae, Fine and Book Bait, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flex. Tow, niaoon and Hams, BONBDUBT AHD BONKiXQUK ol all grades, ISLAND AHB FHKUVIAN UUANQ, *a. <EO WXBKSTH & AITKIiW AITAKEREI SAW-M1L,,,.— Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producer In the province without raising: the prices when other mllla have no logs. Having tramways, my timber la felled in the winter and is more durable: the sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled in the summer. Have now in stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers selected Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, and Kahikatea. Orders shall have my beet attention,—John Smith, Waitakerei. Ist March. 1883. fi H E A P S A L J£". G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Receivod during tho last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Public, his Annual Cheap Sale, begun on SATURDAY, lith April. A good part of the Stock is suitable for the Coming Season, and will be sold at CLEARING; PRICES. G.O. respectfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahape Road (opposite nowc-strcot), Newton.



urocenes. _ Ctolu and Silver Medals FOR PURE BLENDED TEAi 1 m° ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. HAVE NO OTHER j KIND. PRELIMINARY . NOTICE. Owing to tho constant onquiry for our CBIiK BRATED GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TEAS in AUCKLAND, wo bog to inform all lovers of a good PURE ARTICLE that we are about to open a BRANCH at 156, QUEEN*. STREET, noxt to tho Now Zealand Clothing Factory, and trust wo shall roceivo tho support we havo been promised. We might mention that our PURE TEAS aro Sold Wholesale and Eotail by us at our dlll'ereiit Establishments, and by over 600 Merohants and Grocors. On asking tho support of tho Public, we must aslc them to sco that our NAME and PRICE is on every Packot Sold by Grocers (none othor la Konuine). All our Teas aro Bought and Blonded by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER, Are supplied to oi;.r Branchos and Agents from our HEAD OFFICE, Christchurch. Have been ao* knowledgod oxooptionally Clean and porfoctly PURE. See " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." Havo been awarded GOLD and SILVER Medals and pronounced by the PRESS, TKA EX- PttETS, and the PUBLIC, tho best and flnoßt flavoured Toas In tho Southern Homlsphero. Thousands of Fnmiliea and tho leading Clubs, Hotels, and Rostaurants u;.o nothing but our GUARANTEED PURE TBA. NELSON, MOATE & CO., TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, NAPIEK, AND AUCKLAND, OPEN 21 8T MAY. j_GEN«T3 gVERYWIIBBE, Money. MONBY TO L KSi D ON FRBKHOLU BKODKITIEB. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker a«d Commission AGENT, 13, CUSTOMnOUSff-STREKT, AUCKLAND O~hTN wi' H A K~D~T~E, LANP. COMMISSION. AND KSTATB AGK sT. MONKS' LENT /'IruMIHKOIiY NOTES, itODSBK. FURNITURE, ftO. Bills Discounted Dully. Mnrtgngos Negotiated. niOH-BTRWKTT"AT7Cgr,AN XIU TO £1,000. VICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AQKNCY. HIGH-STKKRT, AUCKLAND POSITS CITY COUNOUi OF/IOK8(, Money aiivanoe from £10 to £1000 on Personal Soonrlty, Do ds cf I'roporty, shorn*, &o. Repayments c&ri be made In Instalments of Osi BIIILMNQ PKU WIEK for OftOh POUND DOI" rowed, or in ny way to Bull borrowers. Communications Confidential. Pott Office ADDHicaai Box 90. Anoklufl. INDUSTRIAL AN » FKOVTDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner ov VULCAN Lank AND QUEEN-BTKEET). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rnto of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrylnß 7 per cent interest (payablo lialf-yoarly) and par tieipating in Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per cent, and oa Dopositafor 8 months. 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The:Socloty advances on Approved Froohuld and Leasehold Property to the extent of threo fourths tho valuo. Borrowers may pay of? part or tho wholo of their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Tablo of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtained at th» Society's offices. GEORGE PHASER, Manager. I/iXCHANG£ UN MKW XUH.U. aND Hi LONDON, In Bams to sulk FOR HAI.K BY ARNOLD, HINKS. AND CO.. Corner of Cnßtomhonga and Bart atrerta, O 15 M O V ,A L, The Business of the AUCKLAND LOAN OiJfICK, Quoon-bt'oot, haa bjen removed to Monte De Plete, Dnrny-stroot. Alt communl- Cations or loiters for J. H. Noamoußon to bo left there. MONEY TO LEND, in large or small eunin, at nsnal rates of Interest. CONNKLL ft GOOHBB, Holloltors, Vuloan Lane. a UCKIiAMP PBKMANKNT A 00-OPBRATIVB IiUILDINO AMU INVKBTMBNT BOOIBTY. (Hnrioa I—HT, Qnaair-Bxiinni LOANS sranted upon approred MOSrittM M Freehold or Leasehold Properties In «unu of 130 to 88.000 prlnnlpal and Interest being re payable In Instalments at the following Re duced Rates for repayment of eaoh ON borrowed i— Repaymentextenb- p ._ Wm w Total amount n b, a, a t, a, Irew - .DO IN 01 lyean _ - 1 010 108 I I Irean . - U 1 111 II I (years _ _ II I Ul I I ■ rears _ _ M US U I 8-eaw - - T 1 11711 I 10 years - 8 1 183 U I And n the same proportion tor smaller or larger loans. DSPOSITS.-The Society reoolrei Money OS Deposit »* rates bb follows:—Repayable at 7 dars notice. 6 ncr cent, per annum; reparable in six months, 6 per cent, tier annum. JOHN BATGKRI BeoretoJT, ONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 roceivo £410a Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 receive £45 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest secrecy. IX3NDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doom from Vnloan Lane). MONEY TO LEND, on Keal ustate, in sums of £50 and upwards, at the our. ' rent rates of interest —Apply Win. S. Ooohrane. SIS, N. Z., Insurance Buildings, or ttanrael Coohrane and Bon, gort-atreet. ||/| ONEY TO IiEND on Mortgage at —tX Flrst-olass Freehold Securities. WM, COLKMAN, Solloltor, Corner of Qneen and Shortland-streets. A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowest rate of interest. — C. Aickin, General Commission Agent, High-street. 4?1 0 OAO TO LEND on FREEHOLD *1V/ >UUU SECURITY.-Apply WINGATB, BURNS, & CO., i Fort-street. < OIVEY TO LEND, in large and small sums, at current rates of Interest. Apply to PBTER OLEPHANT, Solicitor, Hlgh-Btreet. MONBY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of Interest—Aoolr to JACKSON & KUBBKLL. oiloltors, Fort4treet,



Drapery and Olotblmr* Important to House* HOLDBRB, IN OON3BQUBNOB OF EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN OUB NEW PREMISES, SAMUEL /WOMBSS & po. AMUEL ijOOMBES a XjO. An obliged to BAOBIHOB TOR RBMAINBBR Of J. COB OBAVB ft OOU BTOOK, We QOOTB a Few op the Psion, which WJCL M SumCHHT TO SHOW THB ENORMOUS BBDUCTIOR madh;— Tiia. HEAVY TWILL WOITB SHSBTING, 1041 pttywdt otigfrml price, U U OREWDBON'a OALIOOB, Hi par ytfd; Mid •tejd HUBROCSS'fI OALIOO3. 11l p«r 7u4{ origi nal prloe. HA HIAVy HOU3EHOLD OALIO J. tßllkWa for UnaeroloUUnjt. Hi per rud GOOD WHITB ILANNKL, gJHwrMd 101 BLANKSTB, iplandld quUtr, 0a M All oar DBEBB MATERIALS. 81K3.4t0« Will be SOU at ONK-THIKD LK33 THAN CBUAL PRIOB A )»!• Of liADIBB' WINTBB 3 AOKSTB. Is lid e«ch; worth) 8a M 300 WATERPROOF ULBTBRB.Bt 8d J Otialiial ptloe. IT Bd » MANTLHB Ul DOLMANS, thfl riohMl Goods every impoHed to AnokUnd, will be sold M HALT-PRIOR I THB WHOLK STOCK OV J^H 1 L L I N X B V INULUDIMS THH NKWKHf TBINQS IN QlfS AND gONNHTB, WIU be Bold «l Nominal Prias*, £8,000 WORTH OF -^OVIES? AND ■JOYS' fILOTHING WILL UK SOLD At 60 PBB CENT. OfF oosTPWoir, $T BEFORE PQItCHASING VISIT "»" Samuel Coombbs & Co., ON THB PBBMIBBS LIMLT OOOUPIRD B» J* COSGRAVJS & Co.



Ironmongery. - QHHAP JJARDWARI jJOUS*. Ut, QUJSKN.BXKBH* J. * J DlOKI? HAVR VOli SALB BOWAI'S ANUCAPTNIC LAMPS AISO, R BOttMKES, POHT3, GI.OBiM, AND W(K|( Anil • Groat Variety Of Ohlmnlw, BODQSB'S LOOKWOOD'B, AHD WIOIAH TABLE AND POOKBTBRT. JOHWSOa'B OKLKBRATKD SOI3BOBB CLARK'S HOILKRB a ACUKFANS, tCDi QRimiß'fl FATIHT TIA AHD QOFIM FOT9, Stamped Tinnbd Miat amd Fn DIfIHIS, BABINB AHD MILK PAKB (all ■Ims), Buckets, Tubs, Faiu, ahd otbhb, bboomß, sobubbkbs, whliskß, fto. HAUt, Cloth, and MAU Bbubhjib, rUB-'fl, BLACKS, AHD LYHDOS'I fIPADEB AND DIGGINU HARDEN EOKS. RAKKS, ANU TROWBLE, AUQUBB, PnASBB, HAMHIBS, BRAOM, IfOR -TO PATmi BITS fall IIHN. tatm Harass, nails, amd bbabbwau, Boorr'B Gbhuinb Warn Liad, BAW ABD BOILKD LIMSBBD |O» nVB FBR OBNI. UIKJOUNf Ajlomd » OMb FueluuNi on all >•>■> tm uUmi to ««• ana npw*>d Land and Estate Aarente William Gulliver HOUBB. LAND, B3TATK, AND COMMISSION AOKNT. DRAUQHTBMAN AND ILLDMIffATOR MAPfI. PLANS. &0., COMPILBD. (COOMBBBB CniMIIKBS. F6, QU*KK-BTBK»T, Auckland.) W O be«a to notify bis trlendx and the cnbUc oener»Uy th»t he has removed to »ho sbovi premiFO*, where ho hopes, by fltrloi »ttei.tlon ir tho Kqairementa of hln ollenta. to merit support. ITrom 6l» lawe knowledne of PonßOnhy Pro pertles. he la in a position st-oonrt to noneit deal with parties buying or Belllug In that dlB trlot. Inopootlon of my list respectfully Invited. A ready Bale for Chosp Houses and Allotment? NO S*LK NO OHAKOK. A long list ot Country Properties open to In. Bpeotlon. Insurances eflbottd at Lowest Katos ■ BMMmI3&B£B^ra"AMBBBa. Qdken-stbbiet. i7> O X .SALE, MJ By KDWABD WaY/E HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. QBNKRAL 8U31NK33 for Sale; turnover £10.000 a year BIHKitNHKAD (near Wharfl-Now 9 roomeo fiousa BOBMKS3 BITK-Kyber P»»B. Cheap. OHKQUNQA-House (>) rooms) £250 and £100 ONBHUVu A-Small Hooaes cheap BBA^inLD k«iaD—House (8ioome), £600 SfAKIKi." HOAII-Honse and Lot, £550 CITY (to l,u»^)-<lornerHnop. £3 a wetk MOU> >' At.HKftT—House (10rooms).2 aores MOUNT Ai.HKHT—Housn (12 rooms).9aores mod -I' >L-titKi'-Ctiolofl unlldlng bites MOUNT KiihN House (7 rooms), 1 acre mount KnKN-Honse jSroomai, £550 MO Nr k BN-Housed rooms), £240 MOUNT KDKN—House 17 rooms). 10 acres MOU^"* «liHN— <hope,oaplial eimatlon MOUNT KDKN-Oholco Building Sites RIuHMMNIi-Honees (3to4roouib) KIOH MO sD-Hnlldlng Sites H AMIbTON-Choice Acre Lota CITY (tv Least-)- M«nof*oturlpK Promises with qr witting 'tjiHui puwor, SCO. GKKK'V'Ij^NK-SBorea; flno view KLljk. KSLt k—Chnlo > Building Sites KDKN TKIUtAdC-House (8 rooms), large I-ot FAKHd at Hamilton) Cambridge, Pukerlmu Whata ■«Pr<»t«, K<Upara. &O. WANTKD, Small Houses near Queen-street to Hnrohaae or Kent F, J. MOSS. tW. F. OBUUJVAK F. J. Moss & Vo,, HOUBB, LAND, AND EBTATB AGENTS. BHOBTX-RD-BTBEBT, Intending Borers are rospeoWaUy Invited to Inspect our List of Properties. • lloney to Lend at Current Kates of Intereit, Glass and Earthenware. .TiLABS, CHINA, AND BARTHBNWARB. \JC BOYLAN & TANFIELD, IMPORTKHB OS1 CHINA, GLAS3. AND EARTBKNWAKK, B(R to l-iiroate that ainoe Hemovino their UkTAii. bdsinibs to their New Prembee, th&r have op'ned a ' arge Assortment of NKW QoODB, inoludlo. a Great variety ot very oholce ornamen's In Dresden and otnnr China; Figured Glass, Faltnoe, Venetian, und other • es orlptlons o{ Ware from some of the best Bngllth nnd Continental Horace, an ln spootlon o( wbloh they respootf oily aoliolt. Having asoertalncd from many recent visitors that an Impression exists In tha minds of uoma that Qoods of an Expensive Clsbb Only are kept by them, they wish to state that they import Direct from the Manufacturers, Karthenw«re Goods and Glassware of kVKkY DESCRIP TION, and their prints are so LOW, that wiey are eonvlnood a visit to their New Shop will latiafjr the public that there la bo Obeaper House In Auckland, nor anything like auoh a Large and Varied stock to soloot f lorn. Address!— 174, QUKBN-BTRBET, Two Doom Below Mr Rattrai's, Drapers ■READ THIS AT O NSC E. FOR A GENUINE CLEAhINu SALE, EDf AR ft TBWIQ OWAIi XJ LKW 10, Q OOBTOM.HOUBB.STREBT g ISOFFKBING r\awi, pLAsa & jtiarthenwabb AT OHBAPKB PBIOBB THAN KVKR OFFKHKI) IN XH_ COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Tev Tradk and Gbnbbal Publio Aim Invitkd to Inspect. BRBAKFAST, DINNBB, AND TBA BBTfli WKDDINH AND BIRTHDAI PRESENTS. &C, Oft, &C. EDWARD LEWIS.



Insurance. ' fi OVERNMENT LIFK INaURANGE, Hkad Oiticii PROVmOIAL BUILDrKOBti WKLLnraTos Thk Oklt "Ntw Zealand Lrra Otm GOVBBNMENT SECURITY. _ : kit MUTUAL INSURANCE... lowest pwnncWi The Ordinary Branch Offers an Iwrarsiw «l £1200 at the premium chargedelsewherata £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonus or CHV In addition to Full Participation in Pwtfc W OBKMAN'S IhSOBANCB Specially provided for In tha I INDUSTRIAL BRANCI-- Fouctcb Issued fbom £5 Upwabds, ma tr PAKTICIPATION IH PBOFim* PREMIUMS PAYABLKjraroir. Fox which a Collector will call .. , BPKCIAL TABLES FOR OHItDKi&^, PoUdeH of S3O and Upwari»/»«ern»" Yean, can be surrendered teiGufc/a**l j Free Policy. ■■ n . iy, r &$ TiTH]gpiT. REomjuaom, .. NOTB.-The Govenuneat not tt# W«P^ suranoa within the reaoh ol nearly.evw* woman, and child in tho community, outi pio vi iea the description of policy and gooaww nuts t best Bultod to the requlremenß W w* S M. LOC^K CotonsßOSn • — ' —' -» .- ■ ■ ..;?.■ •OEDUOXIOH IK FIBK KA«R ! HBW ZEALAND DI8TIBAH(J1'; company. ;, OAPIT>i—....O^SUJOS: fMjHIfiMN ttßSt RfflßßtUwngjttaniOrtUrtßAl'; FBOMPT BKTT>i»MBNTBi ■ UNDOUBTBD ■BOOBWr^;/;, , BBOP.PnffiCH^ mELEGBAPH LINE 0* COJ^» w.K.abwto«Wsssssss ; his numerous friends and f&ESSgnA sine* for the liberal snPPMiA'^^armttiJg commencing business, «£ "SSsiMiittoi thif that.in order to meettoeWgUßß™; rapidly advancing ouwra. E:h« piaaiissa BUttDINO LABQB Di'njSirJJiSthffis«*' which, when completed, wBW"^ ■:,■ to none in the North Island- nOrn Tourista for the Hot with Saddle Horses andßnaj^rj TgM notice; also, experienced guldM »a»."WI dxiVGrfl* ' J i jl■■ nfl hlf& attended to. . ,±, .mi- 1 i*^Mß, Cambridge. December V, lm- r— pHE CHEAPEBT AND B»I AfISORTMXN« <" CROCK BUY, CHI*M . . . . ~-' J AND i c . ■••■■■■■■•■;" I GLABSWABE, , *| | | <» IS AT j -| G. BROWNING'S, J 267, QOKKN-STBEBT (KKAB M^?? * ESBTBANCKJ. ESTABLISHIP U*[ I gAWOY POOPS. Jlai