CAPITAL .. -". £150,000, In 30,000 Shares of £5 Each. Tho Capital to be called up as follows: 6s per ] share on application, 5s per share on allotmont, 5s per Bharo at intervals of three months, as required, until £3 per share Is paid up. Provisional Directors : Andorson, H. E„ Esq. Morton, H. 8., Esq. Aickin, Graves, Esq. Mitcholson, E„ Esq., Barber. H. P., Esq. M.H.R. „ _ Carr, li. C, Esq.. McKenzie, D: H„ Esq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. Maseflold. T. T., Esq. Craig, Jos., Esq. Nathan, A. H., Esq. Dowisr, A., Esq. Owen, O. W., Esq. Gcddes, J. M., Bsq. Porter, A., Esq. Hardy, J.; Esq. Stono, C. J., Esq. Hulmo, Geo., Esq. Stono, C. 8., Esq. Harper, Geo,, Esq. Tonks, 8,, Esq. Hull, W. F., Esq. Wilson, J. L., Esq.

Broicers : Brokers' Association. Managing Director : C. B. Stono, Esq. Secretary, pro tern.: J.C. Berber.

Tub objoot of this Company is to provide ton nago suitablo to tho growing trade of the Port of Auokland, so that the imports and exports of our city may bo as much as possible carried in LOCALLY-OWNED VESSELS, and the Shipping business carried on by a purely local com- The' ratos of freights ourrcnt in this colony comparo most favourably with thoso ruling in neighbouring colonies, and are, as a rule, sufficiently remunerative to leave a good proflt, trading hence either foreign or intercolonial. Tho acknowledged daily inoreasing commer cial importanooof Auckland ls a Bource of gratification, and tho shipping trade, under skilful management and with sufficient capital, would moot with spoody and great develop ment with many parts of tho World with which i wo aro at prodont not in absolutely direct com munication. Tho object of this Company is to provide ves sels to trado In tho directions already opened, nnd othors whioh may from time to timo offer inducements. Thoro is ample room for a well-organised now lino between Auokland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with New York, and with some of tho largor centros of Continental European trado. Of course, the largo and inoreasing export of bulk and sawn tirubor will form an important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydnoy, Melbourne, Adelaide, &c„ being al ready established, could easily be continued with regularity, whilst thoNewcastlo and Grey mouth cool trados should bo also provided for. There is a vast Hold In prospective for a sopd tra<lo with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Caloutto, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign portß, with somo of whlob, even at the E resent moment, a profitable direct trade Is olng oarriod on in a dosultory manner, and which would Und support from tho new In dustries lately established here and In prospec tive establishment. _ The Company do not propose to limit them selves to running their own vessels, but will from timo to time charter vessels when re quired, in tho event of their own not being Immediately available. Messrs Stone Brothors, who havo for some timo carried on a good shipping business, and who havo now fairly started a new London line, possess the nucleus of a fleet suitable for com mencing operations, and arrangements have boen mado to tako over thoir vessels ond th« good-will of their shipping business for the mm of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pounds (£30,600), thoy taking half tho amount in Com pany's shares. Their fleet, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnage of 2612 tons, should bo augmented as soon aa possible, so that tho business may bo ottonded without delay, especially the London and American branches. Tho services of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing director, and tho Btaff at present under his control, who are experienced in this line of business, have been secured to take offlce under tho now Company. It Is furthor proposed tbat tho working ex penses should bo conduotod on strictly economi cal principles, the expense of agencies ana branches to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freights earned by those branches. The proposed capital ia BOt down at £150,000, but as only a small portion liuvqulrod atprasont for tho purohaso of tho existing fiact and CO' • tlngent oxpenscß, further capital will not be cnllod up until vossela suitablo for the London and otiior trades may off»r for sale atreosonablo prloes, until which timo it is proposed to charter vessels as required to supplement the present ileot. It is pro posoi to invito all Anokland business men and all who may have any interest In tho trado of our oort to tako Shares in this local Company, and to givo tlio undertaking every poßaibio support. Tho Company would thus be In a moasuro solf-supportlng, and Btrong enough to oompoto most successfully with any oulslda or foreign company or foreign Shi»plng. Tho Company could then not fall to bo a credit to our port and a most lucratlvo Investment to Sharoholdore. ■ Tho promotors having evory oonlldonco ln tho isucoow of tho undertaking, now appeal to tho publlo to Insure it by subscribing freely for Shares.

LIST OF VESSELS. R J g 0£ t 8 01 , Laira, Iron Barqno 492 Aleoatis, Iron Barque .. .. ..398 Stanley, Woodonß i igontino .. .-351 Parnell, Wooden Briguntlno .. .. 318 Caberfoidh, Wooden Barquo .. .. 333 Peorless, Wooden Brleantlno .. ..292 Bella Mary, Wooden Barquo .. ..214 Knorgy, Wooden 3-maatcd Sohooner .. 185

20-12 An extract from the books of Messrs. Stone Bos. shows that sovon vessels oi the valuo ot £25,000 yielded an average monthly profit of £530, equal to £0360 por annum, exclusive of charge for insuranco on hulls. Thoso figures servo te show that with a larger (loot, extended business, and more capital, sub stantial' dividends may confidently he antici pated.

A NATIVE DIFFICULTY ON THE WEST COAST.

A c iebespomdent of the "Wanganui Chronicle" states that Sir William Fox, West Coast Commissioner, lately visited Waitotara, accompanied by Major Parris Major Booih, Captain Wray, Mr Sicelly {Government Surveyor), and Messrs Bell and Hauiieid, the object being to endeavour to induce certain natives to give up posses sion of two sections of land of 400 acres, about two miles from the township, which had been sold many years ago to Europeans by the awarders under the Compensation Court, and which had ever since been occu pied by other natives who had squatted upon them, and refused to give them up to the lawful owners, The meeting was attended by Tapu te Waero, Epaine (Spain), two of the principal ringleaders, Taurua, Aperahama, Komena, jvgapake, and several other friendly chiefs ot the tribe, and about 100 of less note. Sir William commenced by giving an elaborate stat'ment of the ca=e, aud showed bow the title to the sections in question had become vested in Mr Henry Churton, Aramoho, a gentleman who has spent thousands ot pounds in founding a native school and at tempting to civilize and educate the natives of this and other neighbouring tribes. Tapu te Waero replied denying the right of the natives who had sold to Mr Churton. When the award of the Court to those natives was produced, ho changed his ground to various other position?, and when successively driven from theso by the facts adduced by the Commiesiomr, he boldly denitd the Queen's right to confiscate the land, and declared that he and his people would stick to it in spite of Supreme Court and everybody else. He was followed by Spain to the same effect, and after the grea'er part of the day had been spent in the discussion, Sir William said he saw it was no use to attempt to reason with them, that he would therefore make a liual report to the Governor, and leave the question to be decided by the law, as it had been on a previous occasion. We undersWnd thot, with the exception of Te Wbiti's, this is the only case ia which any natives ou this coaßt have rejected the decisions of tbo Commissioner or refused to accept tbe awards made by him. Tapu Te W»ero, Spain, and Kuritangi, the throe ringleaders in this case, have always opposed the action of the Government, and endeavoured to impede the operations of the ...and Purchase Commissioners in the dis trict. It is to hi hoped (our contemporary adds) than the Native Minister will lose no time in enforcing the law, and bringing these fellows to Uieir senses, H they are allowed to defy tke law within twenty miles of Wanganui, and ln the midst of a large body ot European settlers, it will tend v,ry much to detract (rem any credit which Mr Bryce may hope io gain by foroing bia way through the King country.

An "Old Identity" Gathering in Dunedin.

A social gathering of old settlers and their wives and families, who came to Otago in the ship Kobert Henderson, twenty-five years ago was held on tbe evening of March 22»d, at the Coffee Palace, and passed off very successfully. Although the gathering was organised on very short notice, the in vitatitn was readily accepted by settlm in i all parts of the proviuce, and out of 312 original passengers, close upon 100 were present. Mr Peter »o*eriaon, of ia*- r«nce, acted aa chairman, and Mr Peter McGregor a* vio-.-chairman. Before call ing on the list of toasts, the chairman *x pr«B-ed his satisfaction at seeing so many old acquaintances gathered together after such a lapse of time. The fact of such a gathering »hewed that tbey were all well satisfied with hating laidod in Otago twenty-five years ago. It must bo a source of pleasure to the whole of those p.'eseat that tne country had progressed so much siace the day they set their foot on shore at Pert Chalmers. The arrival of the Kobert Hen d«rson's paß-?»ngers was the first progressive ktep tbat the city of Dunedin took. By these pas«enKera were made tho fiSt cuttings ln Princes-street, and the Bwamp roads that enabled the aettleri to get to and fiora the '1 •io-i,through the bog* that then existed. It was by tuese pas»e»gers that the first strsct metal was broken, and he saw some of Mb old "stone-knappeis" be fore him now. He was not ashamed to *ck»o*kdgethathe hadlifttd a hammer in tho*e days, üßd he held that it became every man when he arrived iua newcouniry totakc whatever class of work he could get. They would rcoiember that the wages at that timo w-ic 6a per day for working on the roads For stone-breaking they got 4s per yard, and he for one, along wi<k many others now iv the room, thought they could do better at piece-work than by doing the Governmant stroke at 6« a-day. Some of them made lfo a-day, and he himself managed to make 8s a-day, althongh he was no etonebreaker. He preiumed that since that Btart" everyone had followed out what he thought best for himself. They had been scattered broadcast all over die country; and he was really aatonishtd at the distances some of those present had travelled in order to attend the gathering to night. He had »o doubt that during their sojourn In this Colony for the last twenty five years things had turned out satisfac torily to them. From what he knew of the majority of them, thay had »o cause to re gret kavieg'left the (.'ld Couatry-(Ap. plau*-c.) What he woadered at very much was that more immigrants were not being 1 inded at the present tim«. The same necessity for immigration existed at the present timo a« when the Robert Hender son made her first passage here. Hew could anyone cxpaot a n«w country to progress without population ? He was astonished that their legislators were so neglectful of their ow» Interests and of the interests of everyone who had immigrated before them. He k«w some people would say it was of no use bringing out immigrants, as it would reduce wages; but was there anyone in the room or elsewhere that could prove Mich a statement? Had such been the effect of immigration im the past 1 Wagos for labour when tkose present firtt arrived wero 6s per day ; and he would appeal to many of them, who were now employers of labour, to say what they had paid as wages for labour this year. When they first arrived a good field servant could be got for £20 a year. Could they procure one now for such wages ? No. There was ho danger whatever, if 10,000 immigrants were now landed here, that plenty of em ployment would not be found for them. What was the reason that Improvements had gone on bo slowly in Otago f Simply because settlers could not find labour, aud they were of necessity compelled to allow improvements to lie over, the improvements made in Otago up to the present were a mere drop in the ocean com pared with what had yet to be done,

THE MAORI TWINS.

Ws recently referred to the birth of two Maori female children at Ohau, who are joined together in even more wonderful fashion than were the famous "Siamese Twins." The children are on exhibition in Wellington, and we extract tho following descrip'iou of them from "The New Zea land Times" :— .

"The twins He side-l.y-sido on a couch, and show markedly the tint of the race. The right baby is stronger than the left; it is also bigger. The right one cries lustily, the left merely blinks uneasily. Thoy lie in the same plane. It the mother takes one eke must take the other. Though the junction is strong, she cannot take one up and lift.the other hanging to her sister, because tbis hurts both.- Tbe twins belong to the gentler sex; a fortunate thing, us tbey will not have to rough it so much in after life. One is bottle led ; tbe little one iv Nalui o's primitive fashion. <<n the who'o the;e littb dears aro well be haved. They look fairly well. 'I hese nut brown maids are far more interesting than the Siamese twins, and are quite as well worth viewing as the two-headed nightin gale, the two sisters shown in London a few years back. Down to the hips they are two distinct children, then the arrangement becomes mixed, From tbe top of the hips they are completely fused. Nature has , welded two into one. The Siamese twios were joined by a longisb fleshy band from isreast to breast; they had nothing in com mon. The Ohau twine are distinct ocly to he small of the back. Xhiy posse s two heads, two necks, four arms, two trunks to the smalf of the back, then the twain be come one flesh," they possess one middle and four legs.

"It is thia junction which might, and cer tainly in olden days would, havo raised the quesiion, are _i hey twios or are they one auimal? Ancient Hebrews believed that the ob sacrum was the seat of life; if tbeir theory were tiue this would be one life, for it is doubtful if tbev have more than one of rhese bonos between them. We consider them two children, but each partially unde veloped, eacb having limbs and parts of its

body peculiar to itself; and vSf**' : have a considerable portion m*Z Mthe? cannot look upon them as two d&'»» 7 perlymade little girls. Mo.t n ! tmct >l»o. know anything ol ttem sp^fel^ °yhe" «" two children. &•¥' ' differently; the more correct d&!*'.-: would be two-partlv formelift&HS 1 If babies were made by contrapV ' W- "'' quite sure tbat no e^TAer'A?** would certify that these wer ti "S formed babies. 8 two "hotly.; "0f c?f" 8. "■} tbey are babies we W' ■ means of knowing how they w™m - Tei °' four little legs. Ye fan? Th a fth^ be slow at learning to crawl in PM baoility their four little lee's w ,u 8U W tangled, and that will botbtr *h«L get et Then, too, as to their earl',» a *&" walking; bnt in this it is liil" Sat [will get on wed; for, of course it-% difficult for a baby to balance itself wW. legs as it is lor a tired, sleep, balance himself on a two-W». ,i 'fhese little children, howeve^^y: their legs, will have four limCS\ B*-»:/ steady as a fout -legged stool. "6.,w

QUHSTTON OF SEPABATIOH ■ ' " Can they be separated? Willth.^ " sever them ? We believe that thefat^ctots j Very anxious that this should bedotin "5 this is the chief reason of their visit in i, ; To the question, ' Can tbey be dlvhkft I there can be but one answer " v ' - Wanted a surgeon deft of wrist, aid,!s. ; with knife and saw, the operation weS '■' i done in a few minutes. Hut to thfl n ■ ■ tion (one of some.importatice to tl.« '"s&> themselves). 'Would they suX 7' operation?' we can most confidently* i ■ • Certainly not,' For their own 'saV«iß'5: is a great pity There are ..p«{JJ» would view such an operation with J wrath, for they believe in the Vl^ ' Whom God hath joined together Ht^'A j man put asunder.'" v B»

THEIR future. "There is one good point aboutiL. babies which entitles them ''biffi? Even, at this early age they have £ ta earn their living.. Young „? arc, in this respect these iodtuS babies are far more praisenorthv Tf many adults, if they live for La,"1 twenty years they will bo able to letiremf competence, ab they will always l?ri! together, ono house will do for both 15 therefore their rent willnot be Mskj iS" * the future in the further distance we bbS not speculate. A novelist farnisliedVifti;' vivid imagination might weave a cbaS 'A atory of making them the much beW heroines of several admirable gendito It would be a mott attractive theme ik more than one of onr most noted lady wl Ifti^ers. KIKDEED CUEIOtITISS, Monstrosities are always of inte'reßt binn V legal point of view. For instance, ioily can a monster inherit a dakedom or aiusul dom ? Suppose the Ohau twins woe mi, daughters of King Tawhiao. ,£orw3n; his crown .descend.! vhich "wofili'ißfcA-:-" • his wealth! In Kngland even a three! legged child would not be deban-ed hm inheriting. (Vide Coke on monsttni 'Monsters,'-according to. ■ tlfat-eminent medical jurat, Dr. Taylor-'monsteiiiMi k I be either acephalous (headless), dicepbsloiij (two heads with one body) or disomatioti (two bodies with one head)." St, Hilaire says if they have two heads theyinnst be counted double, but if they ha ie one head and two bodies, _only as one chili Hi founded this distinction on the Chliitiaj l fl rite of baptism, which is alwiji' f on each distinct bead. We ". 1 St. Hilaire is light. In the ljik century one half of a monster sfabbid t ' man, was tried and convicted, tut leScffon j the ground tbat the executioner could not j help killing the innocent half,-. It is a good I thing for us that, double monsters tieib ■... 1 rare, aod, moreover, tbat this peculutrityki: f not hereditary. In Paris, ia 1830, a trice. | phalous (threa-headed) monster mttat>: I and lived somo time. These cations mm* | ters are very seldom born j prebablynotow | good one in thirty million or fifty million i! birth", and tbeyveryrarelyattaiiiiiiatarity. | About four centuries ago, two SeaSsli" 1 lapses, joined together, lived to woman/ 1 hood, and so did a pan of women some Iran, drtd years ago in Sweden. A pair totiiia 1 Sardinia in 1829 consisted of two. beaii! distinct, fastened Io two' trunkr, Ivrhiti : j were fused into one; it had two legist! | two arms. Christina and Eitta lived lot | nipe months. When, we take, all, things i into consideration, we cannothe\p f tHoKi^ | that it ii well nature soiurely playssocn f freaks as these. It must be coafeatd tint | interesting as such b»biesmußtnecessir:iy I bo to their mothers, y e t they create nany j trials. Two habits are awkward to nurse, ,1 they are iucouvenient to dannle, tttj ait .1 not adapted to ordinaiy cradlse, and the/ | sit uncomfortably in an ordinary peiank- | lator. If either of the>e twins dies,tit;. 1 other will die without further notice.;- If ■ oue takes food the other still feels hntpy, '■! " It U a most common belief among all . j sorts and conditions of men that medial men may at the birth of a monster quietly put it ont of the way., People twa t» forget that a three-headed baby, ora OK> headed baby with two trunks, or a to legged, or a headless montter, though «• j pleasant to ordinary people, ars y«t tamai bsiogs. Any doctor to ucting would oi guilty of infanticide. In oonduMoa,,?* can a"s«ure tbe public th»t tho Uhaalwu aro well worth seeing; and that.thliiit chance which may not occur again it» : lifetime." _

THY AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, APRIL 10.

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TO-MORROW. MARINE Re"sTdENCE SITES, DEVONPORT, NORTH SRORE.' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's MIUs). Lower Qnoon-etrcot, on tho above date, at 12 o'clock. TSHI UNuEaMftNTIONRD SITE", Bltuoted opposHu iho lato Heeldmoe of J. B. ' Rupsell «eg, and koown ai Mr V\ olio Marftt-t, Garden, LOTS 1,2, and 7. of a cu^-dlvlslon of Lot lof Allotments, of Seotlon 2 of the FarisU of TakapnuK. County of Eden, with a fronlogo to Vv.r.haU Botd of S33J links, end Victoria Rand of 275 i links. " To gentlcnnn leqnlrlns: Villa Sites, tho abovo ground Is unsnrp ssed if nctnneqiialod, by any la the dlstriot, situated ns It ii In thooeatroof this Faßhlonahlo Marino Suburb, oumblnluß Rood soil, movnlflceiit vleWf, easy dlssorco from either wha f, and within a few nuiutos wolk of the Beaoti, ond wl'h snch advont*Ri s ns will always oommand a promior position, mo proporty Is fenced, a<.d has a quantity ot oholoo (raft and shade Imps nlontod thoioon, Terras at Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. ™ TO-MORROW. FOR POSITIVE SALE. BOOTS AND SHOES. From the Celebrated Factory of Nathan Joseph, Finsbury, london. JOHN REID & CO. \AJrII jlj seN ky PUWJC auction, at thei Si& W Stores, 26, Lower Queen stieot, on Tuee- W floy. April 17, ot 11 o'olook, •f 17 TRUNKS KID ond LEVANr BOOTS t-t AND SHOES, comprising Ladles', Girls', and Childreu's alzos. TO-MORKOW. JUNCTION YARDS. XjlOR SAI E, at tho Junction Yards, on JC Tuesday res', lOfi PAT BULLOCKS, from Sand Hills, JL/SV/ Hawora, and Waikato 700 Fat Sheep >7f) Fat Lambs Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo, Shcop, nnd Pigs HUKTER & NOLAN. " TO-MORROW. At 11 o clock. At the Premises, GREY-STREET (next the Market Hotel). THE Subscriber has received instructions from N. SiMMS, Esq., to sell by Anotlon those 3SHOP3 AHD DWELLINGS, erected by the late Mr R. i-oqeks In 1879. Son 6TANTIALLY BUILT OF GOOD MATER'AL. Also, j> SEPARATE \!OTrAG»B of 1 rooms * and 2 rooms. THE BRICKS AVILL BE SOLD AVITH KACII HOUSE. 13 Dayß from Day ot Solo for Removal. GEORGE SIBBIM, Auctioneer. XO-MUHROW. At 12 o'Clock. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDENCE. WOOD-STREET, PONS3NB V. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions from Mr J. J, Odium, who ii leaving tha district, to Bell by public anotlon, nt his I>»nd Mirt, Qno»n- Btreet, on Tuesday, iho 17th Apili, at 12 o'clock, HIS VKBY HANDSOME VILLA RKBI DBNCE, pleasantly &iiu*ted in Wood etreet, cverlookiui; the olty, ' harbour, and shipping, This honso is Blmoe: new, faithfully bnlk and In splendid order; contain* & roouin, boBiJ--.ii bath-room (wlUi'oa'h, &o), soullory, wash-toase, larße work, spats, room, or cellar, b*ck vorandah (ill enclostdi, very enog and oomfortoble The fitungß consist ot Venetian blinds, Res fitting), elegant obnndellori<, &c. Sec ; togethei with the valuable Corner Allotment, about li » by ICO, reourely ofloteed by a substantial fenoe, all prettily planted with fruit trees, shruba. &c. Terms Exceptionally TStrnt. Also at BIY OV ISLANDS. JO aores Land, abont i miles from coal mlueß. Also at CRO33-STREET. ISSWTON, Bplesdid Build log Site, about 75 links x 85 links, being lo 35. Also at HHELLY BEACH, PONSONBY. Beautiful slti for a Villa: splendid corner allotment, übon 1, 100 z 165, boing lot i, subdivision ot lot 11 all fenced, D, F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. At 12 o'clock. HANDSOME VILLA RESIDJSNCE AME GOOD CORNER ALLOTMENT, ST. MARY'S ROAD, POJVSONBY. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions from Mrs Blackmon to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart Queen-street, on Tuesday, the - 17th April, at 12 o'olook, That Handsome VILLA RESIDENCE and Valuable CORNER ALLOTMENT, beinfr lot 1-1, subdivision of lot —, sco tion 8, Bituate oorner of St. Mary's Road and Dublin-street, near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby. Honso contains a rooms and 2 rooms detached, besides wash-house, scullery, out-houses, &o. &c„ in flrst-class order, and many conveniences, The position Ib a very pleasant and desirable one, and an easy distance from town (about 2( ! minutes walk); besides the 'buses pass closo hy all hours of the day. Thia is a very desirable property, aud n capital investment. Also, as inßtructod by Mr Jenkins, That very comfortablo Vorandah COT TAGE, pleasantly situated at tho cornei of New-street, near St. Mary's Convent A and the R. C, Bishop's residence, Pon sonby, ond within 20 minutes' walk oi town. Tho house contains 1 rooms and Bcnllery, nnd space upstairs to odd more • rooms at small outlay; 2 tanks, &c. The Allotment has a frontage of 31ft to New- Bireet by 100 ft to Green-street; a nice position and good view. Always lete well. Terms very easy. Also, at Newton Road, That desirable Verandah COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, being lot 75, subdivision ot allotment 6a, section 7, Newton Road. 1 The cottage contains i rooms and seal- I lery; in a good position, and one doily ». rising in value: with a frontage to New ton Road of 37ft Bin. A good investment, D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. B, TONES. B. C. CARB. B. V, TONES TO-MORROW. s I — -OLOTH-JAOEETBr-Sli-K MILLINERY VBLVET, PLUSHES, CfciKMLLE j .. FISCRUES. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Tuesday, the 17th, at 11 -j o'olook, 1 CASES OF BROCHE CLOTH JACKETS I ! Fawn Cloth Jackets Silk Millinery Velvet, different colours Plush Chenille Fischues 1% TONES R, O. OABtt B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18. VOLCANIC LAND AT PANMOKE. STOKE VILLA AT PANMURE. B. TONKS & 00. "tJAVE been instructed to sell, on pi Wednesday, April 18, at 12 o'clock, BTOSE VILLA AT PANMURK, with about 9 acres rioh volcanic land; 3 allot monta adjoining, ot 5 to 8 aoroa well gratsed rich voloanlo land, and well fenced. B. TONES, B, C. OABB, B. D. TONES PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B. TONKS & DO VV I]Lli mU by auction, in April next, ■ THE WKLLKNOWN PROPERTY of the m WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Limited!, HI , . at HUNTLY, adjoining the TAUPIRI ; OOAL MINUS. ii . , The Lond la now being laid off in -"t TOWNSHIP SECTIONS i ACRE ALLOIMENTS, and I ' RURAL SUCTIONS of 5 acres each. _-ly At the Battle time will be sold XHt.HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS . Whioh now stand on tho property, ; ' Consisting of— 3 Hoiuros containing four rooms each 1 Houbo oontolninj. three rooms 1 House containing two rooms i! «-1 Blacksmith's Shop . m ißteUe.," ~ ..,,;• _■. ~.... t . ! Terma Easy. Pliina ready shortly. Further particulars may be had ot U B. TOWKS & CO., Ai Auctioneers,



j a got, ion?-. _ J "~ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18.' \ At 1 o'clock, i j CHURCH-STRSET, ONEHUKGA. J HOUSEHOID FURNITURE, PIaNO, j' &o„ &o„ &o. j G. W. BINNEY HAS been f.womed with instructions from W. G. P. »>'i:ollaghan, Keg. (who Is loavi.g for KDRlatid), to tell by puollo anotlon, on cho promises. Ch"roh-otreot, vnehungo, on , Wodneeday, pill IS ot one o olook, | THE WHOLE OF HIS GENERAL' HOUSI'IIO-LU KUR^ITUKK. Alto, A MAGNIFICENT PIaNO BY TKANMANN, OF HaMBUpO; W.S.COOni!AM. JAMMDAORB MONDAY, MAY 7. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. j A n T AK»K ah ' OTMttNTS, I a nrin ttilk .<! rch Hill. TO BE LEASED FOR FORTY YEARS. r jpHE Subscribers will lease by auction, I S at tholr Rooms, Fort-stroot, on .Monday, j May 7, at 12 o'clock, THE LEASE FOX A TERM OT FORTY (10) YEARt? OV 17 LAI-GUI BUILD-1 ING ALLOTMENTS, being Bub-dt vlslon l*t IG. Scoilon 9, having Iront ncos of from 50 to 137 hot, by 130 feot to 110 feet in depth. Theso allotments aro situßted at the Junotlon of tho Great North i«oan and tho roaos to We Slaughter House nnd Foaionby, Immediately ODDO.Ito Mr Holmop'a Hotel; and Irom thulr proslmltj to tho brick woika and othor Indus tries, cannot full in a short ltnie to be in Brent' demand as homos lor working men, ' Plons ond further ir.foimatlon on application t0 SiMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. il O VW T tr: V ,1 a '-.' TI- B S A LBS. \J Drury—Wednesday, April 18 Popakars—Wednesday, April 23, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKE T, UALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS © BIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, at 12 o'olook. ALFRBD BUCKLAND. Hotels. TjIXCHANGE HOTEL (Bottor known as tho Barrki. Hona), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has gone to considerable oxponso I Jn RK-KBECTIXQ TOIB HOTEL, Which is Now Open to the Gonoral Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by oompo tent judges to bo Oxe of tuk Best in Auok land ; lt Is oxtra well furnished, and contains ono of alcock's Tables mow), at o ooßt of noarly £200, with tho Putont CUmatio Equilibrium Cushion, and is nndor tho management of Mb. R. Surman, for Bomo timo Markor o.t the North ern and Auokland Clubs. WI ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUAUTY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Ales Always on Draught F. TOMLINSON, PROPRIETOR. i Pubiic Notices, '. Ooffse t CoFfke i Coffee i s, c. brown, DURIIAM-STRKET, AUCKLAND, ! KLOUU 111LLER AND COFyJa Si SPICK MKoOiiANT. Has Aiwavsi on Uah» amd . JCO« BAXB!— ' FLOUR, In saoks, IUO-*, and 60'», " Bine" brand ' FLOUR. 1» eao»w, 100'b, and 50'e, " Ked" brand BKAN AND SUaKPS mw ANP ROABTRD COFFEE PEPPER AS.U fc. MOSIB. 7 In the matter of COFFEE, theottentton of the Pnbllo ls called to rt» eiooll*ior of my brands, and a trial sollolted. Tie Mixtures are ~ oomposed only nt th* Hfst Plantation Col Toe and the Best Cklcnrj proourabU. ant may be characterised rtns— "Kaßio" (try beat brnnt!). ni-arly pure oefree \ "Ship" *nd "Camul," medium oolfe>B of . ftrett strength »«"d flnvour ' " Castlo" ana " Leopard," \otr mefllnm ond oommo* oajTees, To lovers of re»ll» fine Coffee, 1 etronßly ro oammend the " ilegle." bnt to the geoerol taste Meilinm coffees or* fouad to be moot acceptable, ond I aay, therefor*. Thy th» «JE!IP Bbawd Thy the OAMJtL !)«»»» Proouroblo from all Merchants and Store keepers, lrosn, and In tine, .Ulna., 281b&. Hlba., , 71ba.. Bibs,, libs.. U<„ and lib. T>OFIfKS /-"OFITItE THE RIVEJKSDALK MANUFACTUR ING CO. (LIMITKD) | TANNKRS. OURRIKR3. FELLMONSERB I IMPORTERS OF BNGLTSir.AMKRIOAN, API)' FORTSK.3 L.iATHJtBS, 1 SRINDRRT. »HO« MSnOERT, TOOL 3 AND ALL THE RSQUISITHS OIT THB t BOOT AND SHO* TRADES. The B. M. Co. (Limited) bave now on hand ond to arrive, -i splendid assortment, ond llrst rate value lv Colonlol Bole. Kip, Calf. Split Brown and Blaok Hsrnesß Leathers. &o„ &o ) ALSO, Flrst-ro'B valne in French end lCmjli»h Calf Calf Kid, Patent Oaif, Araerlosn Buff Bplit, Hnomel, Host lidla Alp, &0,, ao, 1 Machine Silks, Mftebliae Threads, flrlndcry, Tool., and Shoa Mercery of all deecrlp tions, ■ GABH BUYERS OF HIDES. SKINB, WOOL, ' AND TALLOW. Tannery i I Offloo nnd Store l' ! AVO«D aL E. I 23. Giifiy STREET. i Telephone 95. 1 WM. S. UAMPSON. • 3^oretary. EW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). : CAPITAL , £1,000,000 Head Offices, New*Zkaland: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. I Mannsrlng Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P. Cunningham. The nndorslprned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that ho has beon appointed AGENT for the abovo Company, and is now prepared to receivo orders—which shall have Srompt attention—for Grain and all kinds of Tew Zealand Produce. R. H. STEVENSON, Agent. Union Insurance Offloe, Queen-street j>ELLE VUK HuUSE, TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND. > Snites of Rooms, Baths, Piano, atobles. Coaoh leaves dally for Hot Lakes aud lerraoes. ChabgkS Modkbatic. J. BODBLL Proprietor. fIHB HaSMARKET fi, 12*. QUKEN-BTKKKT. AUOKLAND ON BALB, ACBITBB FB» OOROMANDIBL *»D ROMAN EMI'IRK,- Whlte Otorcr, Rod Olovor, Atoytos Oio»«r, Cow sacass, Moadow Fosoue, Meadow Festal!. Oroatea Dogstoll, Rape. TrefoUom Incaroatum (Scarlet Cloverl. FROIS AMBfiSOA aiREOS- Timothy, Kentoeky a\nmxM» iPos Pn. tentoa., Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Litnieetrary RyoKraa. Oooxcfcot, PTOlrlostre«s, Rattan. I3ARLY BBBta £»OXA'iUfiS, AS ifOLJOWt! I— Ashleo! Kldnoy, Taylor's Kldne?, Onnt«< bury Flukee, Psttosaon's Victoria. LATER VARIKTIEa-Hobar*, Sutton'3 Mug aum ShMißto., gutsnn'ni Lflawer Bali, eso. , A1.36. Oitis. Stotloy. tinrasn audi Flower- Beed, Co»r«is, Bine ond Rook Salt. Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Sliwr. Tow, «3«oon and Harm. BONEDUST ASi. UONKFLOU?, aj £U SStfeHD A*» Pffii'aVlAJl fiOANO, Sfu fed &XBKBXB & Al'l'KSJSf



Money. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT B UIL DI NG, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (OoRNEB OF VULOAN IttNH AND QUEKN-STBKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Sooloty is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying full rato of Interost and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 oaoh, carrying 7 per cent intoreßt (payablo half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Prollts. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Intorost allowod on Deposits for 12 months, 7 por cent; and on Deposits for 6 months, G por cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Socioty advances on Approved Froohold and Leasehold Proporty to tho extont of throe fourths tho valuo. Borrowors may pay oil' part or tho wholo of thoir Mortgages nt any time. Reduced Tablo of Rates and any furthor par ticulars roqulrod may bo obtained at tho Socioty'B ollloos. GEORGE FRASER, Manager, ONEY T~O LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J, CHADWICK, Kaubi Gum Broker and Commission agent, 13 oußtomhouslt-strbkt. auckland. O H N W H A R D I E, LAND. COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, MONBX LKNT i'ROMISSOBir NOTES, HOUIBB, FUBNITUKK, SCC, Bills Dlsoaunted Dolly. Mortgages Negotiated. HIGH-HTRKBT. AUOK&AS £1U to £1,000. %TICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGIi'NOY. lIIGH-STRICKT, AUCKLAND FOdITK OITY COUNCIL, OFJIOKB.. Money nilvonoo from £10 to fIIOOO on Poraonol Soourity, De ds cf Property, shore*, &o. Repayments oan bo mado In Instalments ot Onsi Shilling pbb Wkkk for eoch Pound bor rowed, or ln ny way to enlt borrowers. Communlootlona ConildentlaL Post Offioic APggggg l Box 80. Anoklond. * UUHLAND FttttMANENT £%. CO-OPEKATIVJ SUILDING AND INVESTMENT BCM3IBTY. Owhw t-UT, QuNEH-enuatii, LOAKa granted »pon approved seourlHee of Freahold or leasehold Properties In eume of fiSW to HM.OOO principal and Interest being re. payable la Instalments at the followlntt Rjs duoed lUtkh lir repayment ol eaoh *100 borrowed >— Repayment* oxtemrip.. w «»ir Total omount Ing over ror nnKt repayable, fl a. ou fl a. d, I year _ .111 104 0 P lyean - - 1 010 10S 6 I I years - - U 1 IU U B tyeori _ _ U I Ul 8 I Syeort _ _ It Ud U B 8-ears - _ T 1 Iff 11 i 10 yeora , - BI | IM 16 I AnO. » ik« nine proportion tor smaller •r tergar loans. OBPCMtf'B.—Tko BooUty rsoolvsa ticner«n '-v«ci,it o| rmtuu as follow* i—Repayable at 7 days notioo, 6 ncr ouu. t>*r annum; repayable ln six months, fl per cent. o*r annum. JOHN BATQKKI SeoreteJT. XCHANGE ON NKW YORK AND LONDON, in sums to Bolt. FOR WALK BY ARNOLD, HINkS. AND CO.. Corner of Custom-house and Fort streets. ONEY TO LEND, ln large or small enmS. at usual rates of Intorost, CONNKLL & COffc'Kß, HoUdtors, Vnloon Lane. ON*Y TO LEND ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Porsons borrowing £5 rocelvo fll 10b Porsons borrowing £10 rocolvo £9 Porsons borrowing £20 rocolvo £18 Persons borrowing £30 receive £15 Repayable ln Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted dally. Strlotest seorecy. IONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-Btreet (2 doors from Vuloan Lano). ONEY TO LEND, on Real ustato, In sown of 460 and op wnrd*. at the cur rant rates of Interest — Ap»ly Wm. 8, Oochnae. 35. N. Z„ Inanronoe BnlMlnga. or tamnol Cochrane and ao>i. Fort-atrnet. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage st Flrat-rlooo Frchold leourities. WW. COLEWAN, SoUollor. Corner of Qgftgg »** Bhortimd-rtr—to. ALAKGE Sum of Money to Lend on good Froohold Socurity, at lowest rato ot interest. — C. Aickin, Gonoral Commission Agent, High street. -Pi ft 000 TO LH.ND on FREEHOLD *IV/) WU SEOURITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO.. Fort-street. jt* 10,000 10 LEND ln Sums of £3,000 3& and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short nnd-street. Of»EY TO LRND, In large and small sums, at current ratee ot interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. MONEY TO LEND, at a moderato rate of lntereat.—Aeplr te JACKSON * AU9BHLL. 3 olloltore. Fert-etreet. i ; esssa Glass and Earthenware. DEAD THIS AT ONCE. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINu SALE, IfDWAR-TV T KWIQ Li DWA RJJ LII W I IJ, OCUSTOM-HOUBE-STREET O ) EAST. *>, IS OFFERING pHINJ. pLAB3 £ piARTHENWARK AT OHEAPEK PBIOBS THAN EVER OFFERED IN THE COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Thb Trade and. General Puhlio abk invltsd to inspect, BREAKFAST, DINNER, AND TEA BETB. WKDDIN& AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. &C, «C, &C. EDWARD LEWIS. | CHINA. I pHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENr OF CROCK BR V, CH I NA, IS g AND § £ GLASSWARE, | to A * IS AT £ G. BROWNING'S, M 267, qu een-stbest (beak market Enbtbanck). Establishkd 1866. FANOY GOODS, I ' QLASS, CHINA, & EARTHENWARE. J3OYLAN &' XAN»'ELD, iMFOaiEOfI OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, Bog to intimate thatßlnco removing thoir Betall Business to their New Premises, ther havo opened a large oesortment of NEW GOODS, .....' Inoludlng a great varioty of very oholoo Orna ments ln Dresden and othor Oblno, Kignred Glass. Fnienoe, Venetian, and otherdesorlptlons of Ware from some of the beßt English and Con tinental Houses, an Inßpeotlon of whioh they respeotfully nolle!'. * Having ascertained from mwyrecent visitors that an Impression exists In the minds of some that Goods of on Expensive Class Only ore kept br them, they wish to state that they Import Dlreot from the Manufaotarers, Earthenware Goads and Glassware of JfcVEttY DESCRIP TION, ond Iheir prices aro bo LOW, that they are convinced a visit to their New Shop will aatlßfy the publlo that there Is no Cheaper House In Auckland, nor anythlncr like such a Large and Varied Stook to seleot from. Address— 174, QUEBIN-STRHET, Two Doors Below Mr Rattray's, Dwper,



Ironmongery. T.&S.MuRRUS&CO., LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Evory Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FENCING WIRE, BARBED FENCING WIRE. » ■ / / ~ i oo / / S ' / / I / —4 / / § |/c/i 8 I 1 s j l Single Barrel Guns, Poublo Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Guns, Rovolvers. Sporting Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Porcweion Caps, Wads, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patent Wire Cartridges for long rangas, Cartridge Bags. Game B.g«, Gun Casrß, Car tridgo-makiug Implements, Ro- Cappers, Kxtractore, Air Pistols, Air Gun«. T. & 8. MOKUIN & CO. (LIMITED) would call special attention to tho abovo ex tendi vo nnd well-solscted stock of Guns and Ammunition. guns at pricks to suit all purchasers. Carpenters' Tools. A large ii^aMlSw Ataortmont oi T^?-l^~-''&, A mori ca n Mmf /&:-. •"' '.' tools, iw j»J{ >•.>,;*;: eompiisiog : - JBLfM^^mt^i Saws of every description, flj&k * "•', v^tfji'ljil't) liraeoH, level- l^KS2^il:-'*3*"f'v lcd-edged Chi- KWLi,, , J}\ \M sola, *m.ricou *Mlh»Svl^:'*>:Jflltf. Socket Clmols, IBh|^ -..- ' - FirmetChifels, wfirf v.! "A. iiMlJS'fti Gouge,, H»m- iKlp man, Squares, W '", • ' ~ ' Drills* iioiiow wal^SP^ Augers, Wheel- 'i^'e-fili- m$ rights' Ilruzzof, fflßllS£sl Mm Lock Mortice ■BlfflSV.J V3W- Chisels,' Pane TOlli&lJft** Irons, Single VwWcS! W& nnd Doublo WrafsW Strip (Smoothing, VQ9sirs«£ Jack, Tiying, W$M 9*l Grooving, MteaßS Issll Plonghs)Bench fif^_ TO Screws, Bench IIKF>i''*'/i" Vico>, Boring vfo*^j-! i- Machints, Oil . iHHI Smith's Patent \HHJffI! Spring Hinges. WfflSIP ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Inditponsibla In ovory Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELLS- Xloctrlc Balls (in Sets), with Indicators ; ainglo Kloctric Bella (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Poors, Bed rooms, Offices. KEROSENE UOOKING STOVES- A Large Aesortmont; sizoa in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family. CHEAPER THAN GAS, KEROSENE LAMPS- A Beautiful •- asortmont; Now Designs; Dnplcx, Table Lamps, Chandeliors, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS- Eoglish and American Rim and Mortice Locks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Rim and Dead . Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, DOOE CBAINS, ALLOWS THB DOOR TO REMAIN OPEN STILL SECURELY FASTENED ENAMELLED SINKS- Enainclled Sinks; all sizea; Euamollcd Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Enamelled and Copper Boilers, IS to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, Fluting Machines.. GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS— A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plato, &c. NO POWDER REQUIRED. T.&SMOKEIK&CO., LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT j I j



Sewing Machines. ESTABLISHED 11V SPECIAL igSJlili^ AFPOINTMBKT Buy ONLY THK / OELEBRATEI) V A^>A^ MACHINES. The Easiest, Slmplost. Hoßt Mode, nnd Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohine which hsß never beonlbeaten In competition. Sole Aurentß ln New Zealand 1 SH.AKKSPKAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) UUKEtf-STREET. w« a i) X *w B s THK GREAT BB.WINQ MACHINE IMPORTKK, HWi JUBSf MUOMVHD A Lame Shipment o£ tho Ohollenea Msohln* She v«jrld~ THK WHirM CO,'B SEWING MAOHIMIS, The Most Silent The Cheapest Tha Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Btnn>!e The Largest lonlß ThaMoß»Ka/!ytoWor)x The Host Coyer The Most Durnbte The Stmpieot Shuts. • Ih? Mart Want the Nmtett RUMk TKBAntB MAOHiam ham ** 10". C iivf"^-" '':7|]3| the mm sßwora MAOHraira svbjs tuts, ftltm -yi H** d MAOWMiai; £3 101, Also, ALTJAV,) r..-[ k'kilfil. Genuine Sing 3* I SWster and Ko 1001 Werthelm Standard Howe Company* Wheeler ana Wll»:>< Brovor and Hokert .tones'B ABO Daruetitlo 1 AndotUer good mosel If SOW Ss. D. fbb Wkbk i ia. 6ri. *Kb WSK* Alt MACXUVBB StMdMMtSfcW- Suom Maoninns c<u. be AAA tf mr AiS«nK I- N. MoLmnand Co., Pioneer Store, "fthingoro Thorufis Wolls. OambrVUfO I WUUam S Mvonn Oi Onehunga | E. Wayte, f.niullwiw Pw-ne.l am. lie? ten. Gisborne; Brcnnn* ond Co.. rf.u."snK» joi ul otaer placa. fiwß 8 -=> i:77l a\ EP Of QUEEN-STREET. Singers IS-swinq Machines amguri Msohlno Blnger". decisive MaohL-ie. Blnger*;- Dooißlve Maoh mi Slngert Decisive Maoh no Slni'or'i' Decisive Maohiua Bingo**- Doolnivs Machine: Slnogs'i fleolslve Machine Singer* Uflol-lvo Maohini. Bliiiror'f Deolslve Machine Singer. and J? a0!?. no' Bingor'i Jverwhalnuna Moohinoi Slnger'i OvorwhcUiiina Machine: Singert Ovtrffbolmlnij Machines Slngert . Ovorwhohidag Msojunsi Slngßrt OvarwboUnlES. ; .l«alno Siui-ort Ov«w bxJmlna iiachlnoi SlnffJr'i •'••-*> wl-nimlne '.Uohinoi HL-5-y, <»v»rwbelnilnii Moehtaoi Blutttf'l Victory for th* ..•-„.•-.• M.ichina Sbigor'i. Vlotory Machine Slugert Victory MocWmi Singe''i Victory ,A»chlw.i Stngort VJoltrv Moohfow BlnaOrt Vlei'.'-.' .'iiiijiLioi SUior' V utsrj ;; uc?" ;si Stage* V'mwi v-?«t,' a Binder.. v„:-. : .y ,^;ilni)i Siu4_cr'> v lowry i^f™ 81 Stna*t\ vi ir.y M^ji.-ti Sinner'!, At Ch'ljtoluiri:'i "R'r'il-.iou ">»■- h,.',ri Singer c Tno anwa .-tecMuei Slnger'a Tha atngo: .ta'bbei Slngert The bin,-- -x-.<ih ;:« Blosert Thoßn^" iSooWnai Slngert tin »' J-: MKlhlnei Singer r. Xfco Ww i»»bw« Singer. !■'■* '.UAiv. IftcUr.* SiJutor*; Two Gold hUAta M*ohlnei BUig*r'» Iwo field Mod\!« MaahiKW Siag'^t Two uold Mc'i'.i- UjcWj".* Hlng«V I'wo BsM ~ l»'"'i tu-ejilnu. Singoi'D Tv?o Sold '-IV .m HicAitr, Binswr*. Two Gnlft ." .-'.-.^ 4ii,,?li.'»Oi Slnww'j Two Pel.' -InrU^t iisoliiatl Sln-,rrM.ii "eotios all Co'Jinoatsci Huahlz-ai Singers Seating all .y.-ichiu, t Slnzer'ii Meeting all UoohUw Slnger'i! Beating oil itacbinm Singer's Boating all »'*ohlu9i Slngert Booting all isohlnei Smgor'e Compoiiicw Mnohlnoi Blnxert Corupo tltcrj * 'lohinei Slnior'e Oompctlton «t«*la« 8ln»or'.- CompotltOSt WWIUWI Blnger'B Coiupouuv. "ii lu'-'Oi Slngert Booting tdl Conipo-.|tla«, »»o»daei Slnger'a Always Rolublo Maoalnot Slngert Alwiiyt Reliable *UoM_mk blugei-'B Always Koliable Mochinoi Siogert ThßW^goria Jluchlnoi Sir.eer's The Sing<x ii Maohtaee Sltige-.'c Tho Snk'.-r is VMhinN Singer's Tho .^mplont ,\nd :fcwt Koahtoei Slngor*!. Tho Simplest and Beit t*«-*hluM Sinser't. The Simplest nod Ueat l*iM»bi« Singer's Always Kellnbls tAt^Aixm Bingei-'B Always Reliable iUtkLw* Singer's Always Ho'.iablo w*»»imw Singor** fhe Singer la ieAehwx SloKsr-r Theoingorla U~c*i»«t Slngart Xho Singer ia WUjUewe Slogor'i The Sinifer Is f*a<*l»<t Blngem The Singer ls M«ebl«<st Slnger-f Tho Slngor is Merttvet Bingor't The Singer Is «ooH»«: Singor't Tno dinger ls Maoki»ot Blngert Tho Slngor Is MooMbci Slnger'i- Tha .linger Ib UneanaUed Maohlnee Blnger1. Unoqno>ie4 Mookiitec Singer*!-- UnOQuoiled Mooklnei Singer's Unequalled Maohlnee Bingor'i: UneanaUed Maohlnes Singer's Uneqnalle \ Moohlnos Singer's Unequalled MaoUnei Blngor'e Unequalled Mooktnoe Singer's Uni-qnallod Moohloee Singer's Unequalled Moohlnos Singer's Dnequoiled Moohinei Slngor"a Unequallo* In the World. Mftohlnot Slngi r's Largesj Sale Machine* Singer's Largeei Solo Maohlsoa Slngsr'B Largoat Bale Moohlnoe SingerV Largest S?.lo Maohlnoa Singer's Lorgest Sr>'o Moohlnoe Singer's Largest Salo Maohlnee Singer's Largest Sole Maohlnes Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes Singer's Largest Balo woomneß Singer's Lorg?st L'nlo Maohlnes Singer's In tho World, Maohlnea Singer's 2s Bd rer vVeett Maohlnea Slnt or'a 2a Gd por Week Maohlnee Singer's 2s 6d per Weok Maohlnee fcingert 2s Gd per Week Maohlnes Mnger'i! 2s Gd por Week Maohlnea S nger's 2b Gd por Week Mochinea Binger's 2s 6d rer Weak Maohlnea Blnger'B 2b Gd per Week Maohlnoa Singer's 2s Gd per Week Maohlnea Blngert — Maohlnoa Singer's Branch Maohinoe fluKet't Maohlnee Singer's 201. Qaeen-atreet Maohlnoa MnnerV 281, Quoon-strooV > Maohlnea Slnger'a 281. Queen-stroet Maohlnee Slngert 2SI. Qneen-street Maohlnes Blngor'e 261. Queen-street Maohlnoa Blngort 2SI, Queen-street Maohlnea Singert 281. Qnoen-street Maohlnea Singer's 261, Qnoon-street Maohlnee Singer's Auckland Maohlnee Singer's Anokland Maohlnee Singert Auokland vsschlnea BlDßor'B Anokland Maohlnoa Singer's Auokland Moohicoa Slngert Auokland Maohlnea Singer's Auoklani'. Maohinoe Blngert Maohlnes SINGEK'S SEWING MAOHINKS. liime &c. 6 ii o v » d Lime, GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME. In any quantity, lor Concrete Paths, Floors Collarß, oto. (noxt to stono flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qualitlos). For tanks and other wot work 1 is a flrat-claas material. B. KE AN E, ~So"lE AGENT, CtISTOM-nOVSK-STKEET. mAICE NOTICE—That notwithstanding J. nil that la sold In favour of other Mahu rangi Limea, tho steady but Increasing demand from all parte of Auokland ond Province, South and Australia, Is a anffleieiit gnaranteo as to the gennlnoas of PULHAM, EWtNNATjrNE AND CO.'H HYDRAULIC LIME, for Walls, Floors ond Garden Paths It Cannot be Rubbed Out. —For olroulars nnd further Information apply ot Auokland Branoh. Custom-house-street Weßt. j-BTA b L E. BAINBRIDaE'S 'BUSSKS, From Union Bank—7 minutes post tho hour, ond 23 minutes to tbe how, ._._._.»: From Thb Three Lamps-20 minutes to the hour, and pvory hour. I Night Tuft's from Town—i-post 9,1-past 191 1 "From'1 Union Bank to shelly Beach -zo mlnutea past 11, 20 rulmites vast 2, 20 mlnntos past 6, 7 minutes pnst 0, and S3 minutes to 8. WKrom SHItLLX BUAOH-8.30 0.m,. i 10 U, 110 Sitglfc



Land and aetata Agentß WO S B O R N E, • Estate, Land, ond General Oommlfl I ion Agent, 81. (Jaeen-streot. inoklond HOOSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGBNCY.-Oentral Chamberß, 177, Qaeon- Btreet. ond Everton Oottige, Chnroh - street, North Shore.—'lho underlined. In oomnienolng the above Business, begs to Intimate to Property Holdets. and the Publlo generally, that any Bnßlneos entrusted to him will have his per sonal and nnrotal supervision, end trusts by strict promptitude ond integrity, to merit sup port from his many known friends, ALFRED COX. -ar, OK t A L E, P HV EDWARD WAYTE HOUSE AND -LAND AGENT. GENERAL BUSINESS for S.tlo; turnover BIRKtcwHBAD (noar Whart)~Now 3 roomed Houso BUStfKS* SITK-Kyber P«es. Cneap. OHEHUNGA-House (x roemm fitoU and £100 ONKHUNOA-Bmoll Houses cheap HKA'-fIKLD KOAD-iIOUBO <8 ■ Ol'iilP). «SOO BH AFIELD HOAO—House nnd Lot. £3511 CITY (to Lensel-Corner bhop, £11 t we< k MOUNT ALBKKT—Hon. o (10 ro m-i. 2 acres MOUNT ALBERT—Housi (12 rooms!, 9 acres MOUNT ALBKRT—OhoIoo uuilding Ditoa MOUNT EDKN-Houso (7 rooms), 1 uoro MOUNT EDEN—House (11 roomal, £550 MOI'NT E"EN—House (« rooms), &im MOUNT EDEN—Honao (7 rooms!, 10 aoros MOUNT itDEN— -Ihops, oapiial shuatlon MOUNT EDEN-Ohoico Building Sites RIUHMOND—Honeos (3 to i rooms) KICHMOND-Bullding Sites HAMILTON-Choloe Aore Lots CITY (to Loasel-Mnnnfaoturlng Premises with or without Hteiim power. See. GREEN~LiNE-6acres; lino view KLLiißSLllt—Oholo.< Building Sites EDEN TERRAOK-Hcuao (8rooms), Inrge Vol Fa>«M3 &t Hamilton, Cambridge, Pnkerlmu Whata Whuta, Kaipara, &c WANTED, Small Houses near Queon-street tc Pur oh uuo or Rent VV illiam Gulliver- HOUSK, LA«D, IC3TATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT, DIUUanTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPH, PLANS. &c. COMPILED. I. OOMUKSS CIIAMnirWB. tO, QUItKH-BTHBBT, \ Auckland.) W.O. bow to notify hU irlondn and tho public generally that ho has removed to tho nbovi premise*, whore ho bope«, by Biilol attention t( tho requtreinentoof hlu clients, to merit support From tils larjo kuowledso of Ponsonby Pro pertlos. ho Is In a position seoond to none I deal with partloj baying or selling ln thut dis trlot. Inspection of my list respeotfully Invited. A ready ealo far Cheap Houses und Allotment WO SALS NO CHARGE. A long list ot Country I'roportles opon to Tn Bpootlon. Insuranooß effooted ot Lowest Rates Rememborthe Addroiss— OOOMBES' CHAMBERS, QPKBN-BTIUCKT. F. J. MOSB, IW. ». 0 BULLIYAI F. J. Moss * Ca. HOUSE. LAND, AND EBTATB AGENTS BIIOUTLAND-BTIIEKT, i Intending Buyers are rospootf ally Invited t. inspect our List ot Properties. Money to !.enrt at Onrront Rates of Intaros l - : C oachbuilders, &c \ Cousins & A.TKIN | DKSIONKRS AND BUILDERS OIC ENGLT9H. AMKRIOaN. FRBNOH, AND | AN* OI'HKR STYLK 0/ CARttIAGKS. , EfiTAULIBIIKD IEOI » .'g-HAMES CARRIAGE A»D DRAI » J?. faotory. j JAMES MACKIE, PROrRIETOB, i Victokia-st, East, ! AUOKLAND, 1 1 Rosolrs of ovory desoription In Wood »n( • Ir ->v »oaily oxoou^d ou iho thortest notioo. ' Springs innd* and ropalred. 1 Always en Utnd— A lergo quantity of Lamps ' also Tronbark Hhafts and Bpoke*, Red GumFol 1 lo:s, and Hobart Town Hardwood. 1 N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to i _ i Med.oaL i . ! I A M V. S CATER . V DISPENSING ma r'AHIL? OIIEMIUT l :Ut;.-nu-:; Pii^j?v.\r.cunoi.t Souistv), i hOH.(t'."V-.-THl''y.'/, (Jtwn io V.'ellliMjtfm-sirwrt j fcuoKXiNn. N. 7! ! FOR WIN'J'EH COUGHS ami Bronchia. ' Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with flypophosphito of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption und Chronic Chen Affections, " Aicktn'a Syrup of Eucalyptus, witl , Hypophosphito ot Llmo and Quinine," ismos ; certainly ultcrativoaiul curative. ; Try it for Bronchitis and Astuiu. ( Address :— l THK PHARMAOY, Qubiin-BTREET. j Hablett's ! Mitch4.M Juavandbr Water ] IB a Mobt ttRrRKeniNQ PmiifOMß for Hand 1 - KswoiiiitF ok Sick Room, i In Bottles at l/B, 2/8. 5/6, 7.(1, and I 10/8 Knch. ' ENGLISH PHARM AC V, | 181, Quken-btreut. ! mHE KCLICTIC PHARMACY, i Tho aomo of elegant Medical Establishments i Top of Grey stskut, Coknkb of Pm. SIRBM i CHARLES BUTCHER. i _____ ! -ftTERVOUS DEBILITY, Dr. S. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treat 1 ment, a guaranteed Spcclflo for Hystorla, Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia 1 Headaoho, Norvons Prostration cansod by the nso of nloohol or tobacoo, Wakefulness. Mentai i Depression, Softonlng of tho Brain resulting in Insanity and loading to misory, decay, and death, Prornaturo Old Ago caused by over-exer tion of thu brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul 1 gonco. Each, box conbvins ono month's treat 1 ment. 6s a box, or six boxos for 255, sont hj 1 mall prepaid on reoolpt of prlco. | WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ITo euro any caso. With each ordor rocolvod by ns for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will Bend the purchaser onr written guarontoo to re fund the monoy if tho treatment does not effect a euro. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SON, Chemists, Queon-street, Auokland. AiIVER OUJKPLAI™ fe. DE. KISG'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS) without Mer oury). Thk Best Remedy iron BiliousnbSS Stomaok Deranoembnt, Flatoucnob, Pain? i HETWKKN THK SHOTODKSg, BAD APPKTITS", ; iNDia&BTIOR, AOIDITY. llltAß-ACHE, HBAHT nijRK, ond all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to bs the safest and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at IB lid, Sa 3d, and is Sd. Sold by Chemists and Medlolne i Vendors throughout tho world. Prepared by Jos, Rorke, London. Specially valuable Pills for resldent.n abroad and travellers. Sold by Kkmfthornk, Peosskb & 00, SPPKR'S QUININE and IRON TONIC rouses and developes the nervous onoraieis, onrlohes tho blood, promotes appetite 1 dispels languor end depression, fortifies the 1 digestive organs. Is a specific remedy for neuralgia, ague, indigeotlon, fevers of overs kind, chest affections, and In wanting diseases norofulons tendencies, &o. The whole fromo Is greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faoulttos brightened, the oonstitntion greatly etrougthoneil, and a return to robust health cert'iiii. Bottles, 32 (lobos, Ib 6dt next also. Ha. Sold by Chemists everywhere. Tho name ot .1. Popper, Bedford Laboratory, Lradon, must be on the label. There Is no Tonio so certain in effect r.e Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It is Btroagly recommended to resi dents In India ond the Colonies, and should olways bo konS ready for uw ta every caso of tsver or febrile oondlilcn. Hold by KHMPTUORNB FttMSKS Aim 00. 'TARAXACUM AND PODUPHIfLLiN, «- Proparod only by J. Pepper, London. Thia Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, ls now used instead of blue pill and oalomel for the onre of dyßpepslo, billoußnoss. ond all symptoms of oongostlon of the liver, whioh aro generally pain beneath tho shoulders, head-aoho, drowslnoss, no appetite, tarred tongue, disagreeable taste ln the morning, giddiness, dlatnrbanoo ot tho stomach, and feel ing ot genoral depression. It sets the sluggish liver In motion, vory slightly aots on the bowels, giving o Benso of health ond comfort with U hours, It is tho safest medicine. Taraxacum ond Podophyllin ls a fluid mado only by J, PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose name la on every label. B ottlus, 2b Dd ond <a Od. Sold by nil Chemists. A moat valuable and essential medlotno tor Indie, Austrtlla, the Cspe. ond Colonies generally. Sold by KSMPTHORKJi. PROS3KK &CO «• SULPHOLINE LOTION."-Aa Ex- O tornol Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. Thoro is scarcely any «ruptloa cut will yield to "Sulpholine" ln a few days, and commence to fade swr,y evon If lt seems post euro. Ordinary pimpleo. i-odness, blotoho?, Bcurf, r.'rasjhnoss. vanish as ltmy magloj whlbs old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the souorera tor years, however deeply rootofl thoy may ba, "Sulpholina" will successfully attack tneiii. It destroys tho animalonlM Whioh oausjK iii'.iKi unsightly. Irritable, painful aObotlons, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condlticn of the skin. " Sainholina, 5' Lotion le cold by most Ohemiata. Bottlen, 3s 9d Made b? J, i'spper and Co.. London. Sold by Ksmtosk. sura, Pttososs SiOa,



1 Prospectus. j T» ROSPECTUS I XT OF THE AUCKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY, I ' . , LIMITED.



Ironmoiurerv. flll&M SLjjAMWAKH OOC^. ffi«, QOSKW-STItaXI J • S Jl JLi tOK BY. «AYR FOR BAI.S -UOWAT'6 ANUOAVTNIO LAMPS ALSO, B* BUKKKKB, FOHTB, GtOBKB, AHD WlXtO And • Great Variety ot OklmalOb BODQBB'a JLOOKWOOD'S, AKD WlOl*'.l XABLK and pocebtbbt. JOHMSON'fI GJSLEBRATMD SCISSORS OLAKK'S BOILBEB HAUOKPAHB. fcO, OamrrrH'B Pathht Tea and Qonru Pots, stamped tihmbd Miat ahd Pcs Dishks, basins and Milk Pahs (id) <ixes), Buckets, Tubs, Fails, and Ovsnb, Bkooms, Sobdbbsbs, Whisks, &c, Haib, Cloth, and kail Beoshss. . pauk'B, blaokß, and lyndon's di-ADUrt AND DIGGING GABBKN HOKS, KAKKB, ,A1?1J TROWBLS! AiiKuna, Planes, Hammers, Bracks, SUTiSi mxv 5. Aistor Bins (all alßOrt, XitKixa Hingks, Nails, and Bbasswass, Scott's Qkndinb Whiti Lbad, RAW AHD BOILED LIKSIRD POrfc WVS FBtt 0 BNT. UiaOUDKZ jwiovipd co Oaoh Purchaser* an aU b«i.s B«r. unttaa ta IDs, and upward VfIELEPHONK LINE OF HOYAL JL MAIL COACHES. , NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE:- Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport at 7,46 and 10.20 a.ra., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Schoolhouse at 8,15 and 11 a,m., and 3 and 8.15 p.m. ■ SUNDAYS. Leave Db^ontort at 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuna at 11.45 a m. and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. BY QUICK, Proprietor, '



Oonvevanoes. A":^:'k. f qpELEGRAPH LINE OF COACEffi LIVEUY AND BAIT STABLE ' Kirkwood and Lake Street, Olfflßffla j Waikato, New Zealaxd. j W. K. CAKTEK, i mpiieto W. K. C. begs to return his.shiMffetititotJ, his numerous friends and the PubuogffiW tor the Überel support he haa reaflrdsm, commencing business, and has o'"WHS that, in order to meet.tho requlremenß"™ rapidly advancing district, he .la £J"K BUILDINO LARGB ADDITIONS tO M^SS -■; ■ whioh, when completed, will make then .*» | to nono in tho North Island. - , w Tourista tor the Hot I*ke CottWgg: with Saddle Horses and BngglMmft»ftgS;; .notice; also, experienced guides bmcbu1" Buggies and Saddle Homes alwaysos^ Orders by telegram or otherwise ?M#lW attended to. „. __, A.-a Cambridge. December 22,1832. ~A___ "pOYAL MAIL LINK OF COACfIK. ALTERATION OFTIMK-TABIi - The Royal Moll Coooh («wjigUPßffi will on and after Ist January,Kffi,; ■ further notice, run to the following i» Lea'^ Cambridge tor Hamilton Jffl*g way Station daily at 8.15 a.m. iregiWg Station to Cambridge ou arrivalolTrww A^£Hamilton tor Te Atohsoa^ Thursdays, and Saturdays, at "&*&s& A turning from Te Aroha on MondM* *?»?*-.■ days, and Fridays, \\ l I m. BOOKING Offices : ~ .. ■ Gwynne'B Hotel, H^Men^l^S, HoteC Te Aroha; and lit m^T'^A wood and Lake-streete, mg^Jgft, ' Proprietor. Cambridge,Deoember .IBB3_______^. /^ CODLINS UOACB °B!Mam «!*■■■ . -UDbS" ■ ,„'*»* Satutdar NU.M - : - ThsDkkoi Sopply SjM" 249 QUEBN-STBEEft ffV hanchakdlsdckan^ Have the following imong other W&»» Children's Toy Megs, S for le. . Strong Printed Cans, sameP*»-. dta , Strong Printed Cupssnd Sanoors,«» , White and Gold do. 8s dor, .„„ ' : , Pheasant Plates. 'r°m zf,^i Rntter d*det for jj A Gloss Bn«»rand Oa»mot^^^ m ]i Tumbleis. 38 64 do* : Water B0We» A strong ptlroto4rveft.l«6a — M ,' Knives and Fork*, all sto8»» QP£'g . Children's Knife. Folk "4 Spooo, °v , aandeomo J&panaed:WM ~ Strong Jeponiiei Bread_ ™"-»a A large pair ot Va'es to la 63 ■~ ~,. A Complete Tolietfle )-M^,l% 9- A A. Biantlfnl Table Toilet Set, .tito Tray Looking Glawes «»ml»Ba uctn the Larnwt 8 zeS '« "|° mSS In oval Berew-pUior.box.fto-.B* Reahy Good Sgnde",n£« iroas, to && * ;. A new lot ot charcoal Box iron* Haifand dcfotb Brnehes, ls^^ ;; Oarpentera' Hammers. J«sJ££*L™jß [ KrtiM' Toy do fld; Nnt Craofera, o* vftJSe Spring ÜbWb l;^^,,. V«* AlaoTin endless ▼*? et/:l2? Brd- &&'' LMtres. Glass Saadw.„"na ps,iS«B«. P■" CutlW. Crookery, Glassware, I<P" :.. General Fnrnishlngtonmow6l^ .- -.yp Hanohako^Cban^, Dioaor Sopplv BTOES./ . : 319, QOBKW-ST.