SPORTING NEWS.

Henderson's Mill Maces. [ The race* at Henrleraon'a Mill on Satur- i; day were succes^ul in a marked degree. The tew grand stand, capable of containing 150 persons, was complexly fiiled, many ladiea grrtcing the proceedings witti tbfcir presence. Mr W. J. Hurst acted as i judge, Mr H. IleuderLon as clerk of the < course, Mr Archibald as staster, aud Mr T. Henderson, ]UD., as clerk of the scales. The first eveut, was the Handicap H< isdle Back of 40 soys, second horse to receive 5 toys out of the stakes. Distance, 2 miles, over 8 flights ot buidles 3 feet G inches high. Mr J. ' ennard's eh g Chandler, aged, list 2lb-< (J. Lnng) I Mr J. 11. Palmer's eh g Tinman, 6yrs, 9st (late Katipo) (Clarice) 2 Lonehand (124), Native (94), Miss Walton (!)*'), und Tatters (9st 9lbs), also ran. iJetting: Even on Lone Hand, 6 to 4 agaiust Chandler, and 6 to I against Tin man. Miss Walton baulked at the first hurdle. Passing the stand for the fir»t time Chandler led slightly, followed by Lone Hand, Tatters third. At the back of the i course, Tinman assumed the second place, ' Passing the stand for the second time, Chandler still led, Tinman second" Lonehaud third, and Tatters >ome disrance in the rear, while .Native having failed to ne;o iote one of the jumps was out of ihe race. Running towards the back of the course, Lonehand struck a poit and Goodman did not persevere with him. Chandler eventually succeeded in wining by a nose from Tinman, who came up with a grand rush ia the straight. The total'za tor dividend was 27s (per 10s ticket). Maiden Plate of 25sovs; second horse to r ccive 5 ova out of the st;tk ?. 2yrs, Gst Sits ; 2vr.», Bst 4lbs ; 4yrp, 9st; syrs and upward", 9at 2lbi. For all horsia tbat have never won an advertised race ex ceeding 2(Jsov.». Distance, 1J mile, Mr J. Ealmain's b f Katipo, 3jrs, Bst (Cl rke) 1 Mr J. Ltnnard's b f i>ric, 3yr.°, Bst (Lang) 3 Mr W, Pater Eon's br g Kvening Star, ' aged, 9.t3lbs(K. McGee) 3 All Fouis(9st2lb;) Pacific (9=>t), Native (9dt 21bs), also rau. Vortex (9 t 21bs), and Fishwoiuan (9 it 21bs), were scratched, i.j-iic wa' the favouiie at 5 to 4, Katipo Gto 4. J.yricled for about a mile, when Tommy Clarke bi ought Katipo up and by excellent ridiiiw contrived to attain alengtb victory. Totalizator dividend, £1 2s. HEr>nji;s,)N's Mill Cup Handicap of lOOsovs ; second hurso to receive 2Osovs, and the third horse ssovs out of the st..keß. Distance, 2 miles. Mr W. Walter's blk f Fishwoman, 3 yrs, 7st 101bs(H Chambers) ... « 1 Mr t:. E. Uairis' eh h Moonstone, syrs, * Cst lOlds (J. Thorpe) 2 Mr J Barr Brown's bn Maori, aged,7st 12ibs (Clarke) ....' S Also ran : Lone Hand, 8--t 12lbs ; Kalo, 7«t sibs ; Katipo, 6at 71bs. Merlin, Tin man, and Kavensiine were icratcbed. Bet ting : G to 4 agst Maori j 3 to 1 agst Fist* woman ; 5 to 1 agst Lone Hand. Fishwoman made \he runtiiug. Passing the stand for the tir.st time she led, Kaiipa 2ud, and Kalo 3rd; Lonthand bcin« last. Fisbwoman etill lea at the biclc of the courte, but the field spiead, urn), on pa3-ing the stand the second time, she still led, Maori second, witb Moontfone third. The latter lost ground at the back of- the courte, while Maori got ou terms with Fishwoman, after a great effort. At the borne turn, Moonstone came again, and pasaedM.o:i, who ba 1 apparently ■hot his bolt. Irishwoman won by a dear length from Moonstone, the same distance separating the latter i'roin Maori, Ihe totabzitor dividend was 275. Although rishrtoiuan wi>s ti tome extent an out ider ths wia was very popular Selling HACK of SO.ovs. The winner to be : old by auction immediately after the race for lOOdove. Distance, 1 mi'e and a quarter. Mr Owed ICel'y's b c Cadet (£2O), 3jr.», Gst lllbs (Absolum) 1 Mr W. Bobbett'B b g Par^mena (£100), agei, 9t2lbs(R. ThsrpO 2 Mr J. Hunt's bg Yatiipa (£SO), aged, 84 91bs (Hudson) ... 3 Pacilio (Sst 21t>s), Kavenshof, and All Fours also ran. This race was regarded as a "toft thing" for Paramena, though Vatapa was also fancied. At tbe back of the course Paramena led, Yiitapi secoud, and Cadet apparent!) hopelessly in the rear. He, however, made a ru«h at the home turn passed Yatapo, and half-way up the straight was running neck and neck with Paramena Cadet just won by a nose, Yatapa, a length and a half behind l-'aramcna. Totalizator divi dend, £5 13. Railway Handicap of 3Osovs.; second horse to receive Ssovs. out of tbe stakes. Nomination, Uov., and acceptance 2aovs. to the funds Handicaps to appear directly afier the Cup, and acceptances half an hour before the race. Distance, 1 mile. Mr J. Barr Brown's b h Maoii, aged, B*t 4lbs (Clarke) 1 Mr William Robbett's b g Paremena, 7st 31b-, 6yrs (Thorpe) ' ... 2 Katipo (7st) also ran. Yatapa, Fish woman, and K.lo were scratched. Betting'; Kveu on Maori, 3 to 1 against the others. Paramena led to within a quarter of a mile from home, when Maori came up, and won easily. Katipo crushed his tider (stur gess) against a post, breaking his leg. Divi dend 28s. Consolation Handicap of 15 soys. En trance, 1 soy. Di^tanc", 1 mile. Yatapa, 7stl2Un (Hodson) ... 1 Lyric, Sst ... ... 2 Tatters, 7st 71bs 3 All Fours (Tat 7ibs) also ran, Lyric started at 6 to 4 on, and Yatapi 6 to 4 against. The latter won easily by a length. The proceedings terminated with a Maoii hurry ECtirry. . . «.

Dargaville Races.

The following entries and acceptances have been received :— Bushmen's Puksb.—Harold, Cheqnita, and Katipo, Maiden Flats.—M arqnfe, Native, Bryan o'Lynn, Lyric, and Katipo. Publicans' Purse; — Fishwoman, Moonstone, Maori, Bryan O'Lynn, Eatlpo, Harkaway, Lone Hand, Merlin, and Kalo. Maiden Hdrble.—Ellerslie, Deceiver, and Native. Native B ace,—Harold, Moonstone, Katipo, and Soukur. Cup. — Kandwiek, Lone Hand, Raven shoe, Merlin, Fish woman, Maori, Harka wav, Harold, and Kalo. Publicans' Puese.—FishwomaD, Moon stone, Bryan O'Lynn, Maori, Katipo, liarkaway, Lone Hand, Merlin, and Kalo. Jlurblbs. — Lone Hand, Harkaway, Chandler, Harty Mount, Evening Star, Chiquita, Native and Tatters. fcTKWARDS' Platk.—Merlin, Hatkaway, Ka'o, Katipo, Fishwomao, and Lyric. Gumdigoers' Pursb.—Bryan O'Lynn, Katire, uhiqnita, Nigger, Kalipo, and Deceiver. Kaipara Handicap. — Soukar, Fish woman, Moonstone, Bryan O'Lynn, Maori, Kaiipo, Harkaway, Nigger, Merlm, Lone Hand, Kalo, Harold, hand wick, and Kavenahoe, Fiah woman was scratched for all engage ments at the Dargavi'le Meeting on Satur day, at 5.30 p.m.

Canterbury Autumn Meeting.

(BY TfILEGKAPH—PRSSS ASSOCIATION.) GHRISI CHURCH, March 17. The following acceptances and general entries of the C J 0. Autumn Meeting were received to-night:— Great Autumn Handicap, 1 mile and a-half.—Sir Modred, 9st 61hs; Mischief, Bst 131bs ; Lidy Emms, Bst 91bi; Salvage, i-t 71bs; Tasma», B<st 51*3; Welcome Jack, Bst 41bs; Cheviot, Bst 21hs; Luna, 7st lOlbs; Nonpareil, 7st 21bs ; Soawcter, 7st; irip, G 1121b» ; Loos, 6s>t 7lbs ; 'I he Jilt, 6st 5 ha. Champa.onk Stake. — Oudeis, fair Agnes colt, Water Nymph, Sir Bsdeverc. fTKBPLKCHASE, 4 miles.— (lareDce, 12at lOlbs; Canard, list 71bs; Quamby, list 2lbs; Melbouroe. list; Overdraft, list Kosciusko, 10-<t 51bs. hunt Cap, 3 miles.—Battler, Terry, Michel, Sco'.t, Overdraft, Gladiator, Claret, Barbary, and Parihaka. KpsoM Weltek Handicap, 1 mile and a-half. —^mir Bey, Souwester, Comet, Blue Jacket, Minerva, Cheviot, Envy filly, Trum peter, .Nonpareil, Leos, Ghana, Jack, and Siesta. Seiling Rack, 1 mile and a quarter.— b'ouwester, If So, Knvy illy, Leos, Violin, tiitana, Jack, and iiupplejaclc. AUTUMN NUKSKKV HANDICAP, 5 fur longs.-Water Nymph, Albaay-Biibery colt, Oudeis, Fair Agnes colt, Barnaby, Sir Bedevere, and Epicure, Epicure i-> entered In the name ot Mesars Mason and Va'laoce, by whom he has be on purchased. ,

Napier Races.-Second Day.

TRADE MKVS HA^V^ second horse to receive 25 ova f Ws '> stakes ; distance, \\ mile. Un\T- lh« (Sydne^)-Para C a^ue!'8 9 ty slb[W a ]!. h; ffl« ■ Mr J. H Pollock's bile f HiDDod7s'le)' l i 7st 31b (Williams), 2 ; toffiS £4K ' Poet svrs, 7.t O.b'cMcCluXVs!^ Russell's chf teonara (3yrs 7 8 t 7U,,1 ?' Russell's br g Kiucraig (4vr 3 ' A & J. Munn's be OutapVa (lira I nl'^ start-d. A >k3hinf/race ufthe l '?V« ended-niavourof Ti.n Windierlw,, tra* TheJoetwasagooath^&S^ MrG. Bate'achf Minerva 3 %*s*,-. ducer-sweetbr.ar.-9st (vv ß ttt e T.'j ■ uddock's br r Yankep, B j K V'ioT * (Siairmomi), 2; Mr M. JJ SmhK' Kln^ask, 3y, S , 7st 101b, (\ViJiam\ o'- b,K Munn's bi! Manripo (3 )? , 7st 7lb S ) Mr W Dousias b g Jacob (2y IS , 64 Blt,l Mro K. Grant's eh t Patriarch— 5S!m ™5 * 5lbB), Mr G. E. G. Richardson' b & " (2yrs,C,t),akosUrtect. Minerva heffS aavamage from the start, winning a | length aad a-half. The totffiS,? 2 216 subcribers Dt £2, 89 bMng oTthe ncr; dividend, £4 7.. On the &» ■ 120 on the winner; dividend, £2 to" ' CONSOLATION HANDIC*!-, of' Distance one mile.-Mr G. Bate', t? Poet I; Captain Russell's Kii£y3 ; Yaakee and Kmgask also ranf ?l 3l

CRICKET MACHES.

EEPJiE^ENTATIVK TEUIV. SKCONn ' HLUYKN. " The match between the repreaen'tativ. team that recently went South, and ft. second eleven cho en to play one of th matches against the Taranaki eleven toot place on Saturday. The represebtatitM who were weakened by the a b seiic ™j Testro, Yates, and Blair, were beaten by fomteen luns 01 the result of the foJ inuioge. Isaac, Barton, Kino, Reid-ind Gill all batt d remarkably well, whili Gill wa: the most successful bowler, S8o re3 .,_. SECOND ELEVEN. . Fiest Ihnings.—King, bßujcidana W. W. Meldrum, b \V. Lankham, 3'; »ffi side, b Gill, 3; U. F. Keid, c itobinsoi V Buckland, 28 ; Wynyard, c ArneiL b Bnc'lr ■ ; land, 0; G. Lankham, c and b Barton V Dewes, c Robinson, b Batton, 3; ,I^ l I GUI, 14; Mills, bGill, 11; BindonS b Buckland, 2; Beale, not out, 0• «w 2. Total, 84. •» • "tnu, jS«COKD Inn ings.-King, b .Gil] 23- Wbiteside, not out, 0; V. F. Reid'<•" W* Lankham, b Barton, 0; Wynyard' bw' lankham, 3; G. Lankham, c Barton 1 Gill, 1 ; Pewe*. bW. Lankham, 2--Tie not out, 27; Mills, b Gill, 1; timdoßi! GUI, 3; Beale, b Arneil, 9: extra. 5 ' iVal for 8 wicketi, 71. '•* ■ Representatives,—Barton; c .Bindon b B<;ale, 27; Kobinson, b Meldrum $'• Arniel, c Wynyord, b Meldtum; 0- O'Brien, b Meldium, 0; Coxon,,c and V Beale, 5 ; Gardner, c and b Beale, 2■ W • Lankhara, c Beale, b G. Lankham:^1. Willie, hw, b Beale, 1; Gill, cßeatei Isaac, 17 ; Buckland, b Isaac. 5j Clayton not out, 3. Total, 70. • ' PONSONBY V. GRAMMAB SOHpdU . A match was played on the Domain ]u\ Baturday between the Grammar.fckol C.C. and Pons.onby Ist Eleven, and ie> salted in a victory by the school by ISma, The scores are a? follows:— ;' >i G.S.U.C.—Rees, b KdwardV: 13. ; Schmitt, b Gilchrist, 4; Meldrum c and b Gilchrist, 0; Steel, b Gilchrist, 5; : Wrigley, b Edwards, 21; Lwkjt ßaxter' b Gilchriet, 3; Fenton, b GuchrisV3ji j Ansenne, b Owen, 0; Di^nan, b GUchrist,i 4; Gorrie, c Owen, 0 Gilchrist, 1; Goul. stone, not out, 4. Total, 58. " PONSONBY (Ist ioninjs).—Owen, c Met drum, 5; Gleeson, b Meldrum, 9; Baxter,' b Meldrum, 2; Edwards, cßees,bMe|. drum, 6; Portens, b Kic, 3; Brooks, c' Schmitt, b Meldrum, 0; Fountain, b Mel. i : drum, 0; Roe, c Di'snan, b Schmitt,'s; Baxter, b Meldrum, i; Owen, bSchmitt, 3; Gilchrist, not out 5. Total, 39. :- , O.S.C.C. (2ad ioniDgO.—Meldrum;. h Gilchriat, 19; Schraitt, b GilpMst, 8; Steel, b Gilchrist, 6; Rees, not out, 5; extras, 2. Total for three wickets, 40., FIRTH'S MILT, V ALBERT FOTIHDKf. : Firth's Mill (Ist innings). -Tremain, G ; Howard, 7; Hocken, 0; Brown,-0; [&■ Curtis, 4; Bootb, 6; Coyle, 0; legge, 0; i: P. Howard, 0; Walsh, 0; H. Booth (not out), 1; bj'es", 3; leg byes, 1. Total, ■ ; 28. ' ■ ■; ■ ALBERT Fousdhv (Ist inninssHE; F. Kelly, 39; B. Loyd, 2; H. Tremaiii,^; Sraitb, Oj Wheeler, 3; DeValley, 2; G,. Cairns, 7; Beahfy, 3; J. Muir (not out), j 12 j Walker, 0; O'Connor, 2; bye-, 7; leg byes, 2; wide bait, 1. Total, 82. 1

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. Aa.ytio j B.* TONK3, B. O. CAIIK. B. D. TONKfI j TO-MORROW. BUTTER! BUTTER! CRKESE! ; CHEESE! B, TONKS & O 0,, A/ ILL sell by auction on Tuesday, at YV 11 o clock, on KEGS TARNAKI BUTTER ) g CASES PRIME ENGLISH CHEESE No Reserve, B. TONKS tt CO,, Atictioncers. B. TONKS.] [K. C CAT E.I fB. D. TONKS. TO-MORROW. LEATHER 1 LEATHER! LEATHER! KANGAKOO ! WALIABY CALF 1 r CASES AND BALES FOR SAL^ ON TUESDAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK. B. TONKS & CO. A iTr*ianeers. TO-MOEKOW. MACCA BSADS, CEYLON BEADS, FOUND BEADS, BERLIN WOOL, HANDSOME WOOL PATTERNS, FEKFUMKRY, PENCIL CASES, PRESENTATION CASES (Knife, Fork, and Spoons), ELECTRO CRUETS, BDTTERS, &0,, &c,, &o, GABRIEL LEWIS BAS received instructions to sell, at his Roomo (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's MtlW, Lower QuMn-atreet, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock. X CASE 3 BEADS (ASSOMBD) O 1 CABH WOOL AND PATrHRNS • O CASKS ELKCTRO-PX/ATE (AS ABOVE) R OABES ASSORTED PERFOMBRY AISO, Q GOLD WATCHES. TO-MORROW. CLOTHING, HOSIERY, DRAPERY, &c, &c. For Positive Unreserved Sale. rHE subscribers will sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday. 20th Instant, st II o clock, An assortment of GENERAL DRAPERY, comprising — Boys' and Men's Coats, Tweeds, Hats. Mohair, Dresa Stuff, Win coys, Women's Hose, Children's Half hose, Falls, Buttons, Trimmings, Cufft and Collars, &c. No Reserve. BAMOEf, COOURANK & SON, 1 ■ Auotiottßura. ■■ , ' W. S. Cl- U ..,,,.i.tt fJAS. DACRE. CHOICE 13UILDING SITES. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. . ■t? HE PINES. rfiHE undersigned bave received instrnc s tiosj from Messrs Motcalfe and Hill to sell, by publio auction, at the Land Mart, Fort street, about the middle of April, THEIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 0 porches, situate half-a-milo from the Penroso Railway Station; there is a good seven-roomed ii house upon the property; also, cowshed, Btable, dairy, etc.: the whole can bo i profitably subdivided into fivo and ton , i™ aero sections, each of which would pos sess first-class building sites.commanding oxtensivo and beantiful views. Plans showing tho position and proposed sub division aro in course of preparation, and every facility will bo given for in specting the property, which is within three-quarters ot an hour from tho Auck land Railway Station, either by road or rail. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. THE DKURY YARDS. i | I— I HIT M OR SALF,' on Wednesday, 21at inst., 60 Well-bred Steora, bstween two and three years old. 20 Quiet Dairy Cows 100 Calves and Yearlings ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 22. THE REMUERA YARDS. EUR SALE, on Thursday next, 22nd March, A Draft Ol Well-bred CATTLE, from Motutspu. Including— 40 Steers, two to three yeara AIBO, 20 Yearlings, from Mangere \LFI<ED BOCKLAND. THURSDAY, MARCH 22. THE REMUERA YARDS. |J(OR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on J?, Thursday nesS, Maroh 22, ISO Head Choice Cattle, from Matamatu; "Walkato, and Wsltara 700 Fat Sbeep and Lambs Fat and Etore Pigs Dairy Cow?, store Cattle ALFRED BUCKLAND, I THURSDAY, MARCH 29. THE REMUERA YARDS. - CHOICE LINCOLN SHEEP. ' IjIOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on JD -Thurad-y. March 29, SCO Young Kwea ! i .100 Lambs, mixed am ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATUKDAY, MARCH 31. PUKEKOHE. THE undersigned has received instruc tions from Mr. John Allen to sell, at bia arm, Hilißide. Fukekoto, on Saturday, Maroh 1, at 11 o'olook, I THB WHOLE OF HI3 HORSE STOCK, IMPLKMBNTB, AND 25 HKAD OH" CA'I'TLE, 83 toloWB: - 2 Heavy Draught Merea. in foal and foala at foot by Blair Alhol 1 Heavy Draught Mare, stinted to Earl Of Mar 1 Hoavy Draught Colt, rising tour; thoroughly broken 1 H&mljomo Half Arab Colt, rifling ionr; brokpn to gcddlo and harness 1 Medium Draught Colt, rlsina fonr 1 Kingfisher FlUy, rlßlnn four; perfectly quiet 1 Blatr Athol Filly, rlßing throe 1 Yearling Colts 1 BidlDft Pony 1 Rialr.g I'onr, rising three 26 Cows, forward In calf, two-yearoW Hel fora and Yearlinga I Dserlig Reaper and String Binder • wi-louf(fcby seed Drill 1 liouble-fnrrow Ploa«h by Wallaoe DoufJ-'o-furrow Culiivator 2 Set Hot Iron Harrows S^'hSSSW-? Haflaio, Chafleutter, Pnrirl Roller, Barrel Chnrn, &c, &c. : ' And, It not previously disposed ot, THE FAKM i Consisting of % 150 Acrea of Rich Voloanio Soil; 100 aores carryirK a rich sole of i?ra6o. 23 acres ; nndarSlougn. nnO 25 »or«(i in four clnmps ot if \ _"tive bS which are divided, and give both .bade ana aheiter to feven, enolosnteg. The ■ h -tirmVronoed and gib-divided into nine pad, 1 flocks by fonr miles o£ rurlrl post aod ran, or ■ '■ SnrS post and wire foDcir.g. There ia a com fortaWe nwolilnu-hous] of flvd rooms, 8180 Dairy, titable, Cowhouee, &c. "I ALFRED BUCKLAND. rtOUBTKV CATTLE SALES. J ■■■;■ \j I: \\ I pmry—Wedneßday, Maroh 21 || I pßpakniß— Weaneaday, Maroh 28, ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■"" TUESDAYS. -•':T H E H A~M ARK ET. nUBOF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS S ffIDEB AND TALLOW, Baoh TueEday, JtUtfoloolt. l; ii . . ALFBED BUOKLAKD, ■" ■



Anc.T.ione. j WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, l> AT NOON, J VAIIE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction on the above date, ' at their Rooms, Shortland-strecfc, VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PMNCJES STREKT comprising Two Brick Shops aim Dwelingl One of the Shops has been fitted up for a g First-olass Baleory. with largo oven Shop is suitable for any business, and has in o dwelling rooms attached. The whole Property has a Frontage to PRINCES-STREKTokFOURTY-FOURFEEI by a depth of one hundred and thirty-two feet «sxl32Mvith „ twelve-foot right-of-way from Waterloo Quadrant. of investors. • t m»i William Maxwell's grant, in tho Cofnty 'o°MANUONUI, containing 112a 3r 2p, deSedas rich alluvial land Lots 1 to 20, Township ot EAST WIIAU. WILLIAMSON'S* CLEARING. Allotment 33, Suburban Section I, Parish of Opahokc. OKAHU. North-east portion of Allotment BG, 42 acres, next the School Reserve. CECIL-STREET, NEWTON ROAD. 8 Largo Building Allotments, Nos. 51 to" 58, being part of Subdivision of Allotment 12, Section 7, Suburbs of Auckland. CORNER OF|KAFIRLD g ROAD AND Being Lot 10, of Subdivision of Allotment 4, Section 3, Suburbs of Auckland. GRATTAN-STREET, PONSONBY. Two splendid Building Allotments, each 132 feet frontago by a depth of 2,0 feet. Terms and further particulars from tho Auc tioneers. YAILE ASd"dOUGLAS, Land and Estato Auctioneers, ShortlaDd-streot. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, AT NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS, WILL sell by auction, on the above date, at their Rooms. Bhortland-atrßet. «».TTrAnTW nTV I.ICASKHOIiD ALLOT VAMKNTS?n PATTKHSON-SIRKKT, FRKK §VsJSiBi" bein« l*ts 5 ■«VJ* l ,I_s FraecDin's Bay Kec'araation. and having an Snelplred t«m c£ 20 ycara Lease to, rnn. at a remal of £8 Ws per nnnum for No. 5, and fill per annum for No. 0 VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land ana Estato Auctioneers, Shortland-streot. WKDNtSOAY, MAX CH 21, NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions to soil by auction, on tho above date, at their rooms. Sliortlnud-strour. THE BUCKLANU POST-OFifICK BTORK ToßOther with 21n, lr. 30p. of capital land, au feucad Id, 2 Paddocks. 9 aoren grasa, half-aero orchard, 4 bcivs bush. To tho suire 18 sttaohed 2 dwelling room", also link, house and Oven 1" xlO There Is r. goed eacg business aoue, whloli conld be laruoly ineroasad by the addition Of Ot&Hr brat>ohtn < This property c/Tcra an excol'cat opportunity to Investors, tolnu sUnatod close to tho pas eoigeratation la thin rising district. Fucthsr part'eu-'art! from tho Auctioneers. VAILE ii DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, rihortlnnd-atroot. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, At 12 o clock, FERUY HOTEL I FERRY BOTEL! NOHTHC »TE. MOKTHCOTE! By Order of the Mortgagee. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions to Bull by publio auction; at his Mart. Qoosn stroet. ou Wednesday, Maroh 21, -t 12 o'clock, ALL THAT PIECE OB" LAND SITUATHD at NORTHCOTf, containing 4 acres 30 perches (more or less), being f&vi of suDrltvWon of Al lotments SO and 31, HAKIBH of TAK*PUNA, and Allotment 1 Suburbß of WCODSIUB, with the FKKRY HUT*L ereoted oa the property, subject to tho lonso ot the Hotel for a term uramod to tho presant proprietor. Full particulars can be obtained by applying to tho Anotioneor. FKIDAY, MARCH 30. GOOD PAYING COONTKY NEWS PAPER BUSINESS FOX SALE. ME:SRS. PAGST & HULME HAVE received instructions from the proprietors to sell by publio auction, at their Auction Mart, TauraDgi, at noon on FRIDAY, tho 3'Jth March (unless previously disposed of by private treaty), The PLANT, BOOK-DEBTS, GOOD-WILL and BUSINESS of the "TAURANGA GUARDIAN" Newspaper, at present doing good paying business. Tho Plant is complete for Country Newspaper and Job Printing office, and all material good as new. For terms and full particulars apply to PAGET & HULME, Auctioneers. Tanranga, afarch 16,1533. Boots and Shoes. CWESTPFAEL • IS JUSt CPKNIKO FIFTY TRUNKS OF LADIES'. GENIS". AND CHILDREN'S BEST SEASONABLE BOOTS AND BHOKS. C. WESTPFAHL, BOOTHAKKR AND IMPORTER Opposite Haymarket. ]N" OT TI NGH A M JEL O U S E (LATK CHEAP BOOT EHOP). COEHEE OF MARKET ENTRANCE, QU3EN-3TREST. Geo. Wiggins, J B HAVIKO BOnOHT THE LKASE OP TBB Aiiovij FREMieas, Begs to Inform tho Publio of Auokland ana vloinlty that ho will QPBN ON JSaTDRDAY, ]\_[aRCH 10. WITH A VKBV LAHGK AND ENTIRELY MKW BTOOK OF COLONIAL. BMGIJ3H, & FRENCH BOOTS AND SHOES, G. H. havin« had 27 Yoars' Experienoo In the Boot Trade in England, tho Public may rely on scouring at his Establishment A REAtLY Good Article. tar REPAIRS NKATLY EXECUTED. TE* TVTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY J_M AND ME CANTILE COMPANY CAPITAL £1,000,000 ThKiSS SSTRbH. Managtog Director: Gbo. G. Stead. Consulting Director: P, Cunningham. ■ . - *. Tha unaerfllgned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for the above Company, and ia now prepared to receive orders—which shall have prompt attention—for Grain and ali. kinds of New Zealand Produce. R. H. STEVENSON, "' ' Agent, Union Insurance Office, Quean-street



Thamea Valley Railway. ! rgi Jl E T IIAMES VALL EV j 1 AUD ROTOEUARAILWAYCOMPANYLIMITKD. : TvTntieo iq horouY Riven that In nceordanco ivHh'tho lovfsCs o Rf" The District itailways Act 1877," the above-mentioned—l lie Hiiunts VaUorondKotorua Railway Company (Limited) -havo caused the middle line and direction of the Railway proposed to bo constructed under to and Act to bo sot forth on a Plan and described in ii Book of Reference, allowing the lands required to bo taken for tlio samo. and the iTmM <?£ tlio owners and occupiers o such a da so far as they can be ascertained; and copies of tlio said plan and book of reference havo been deposited at the under-mentioned rabUcplaces In the district within which tho said lt'iihvay ia intended to bo constructed, namely: Tho Post-office, Morrinsvlllo; The Resident Magistrate's Court, llannl- Tho Resident Magistrate's Court, Cam- And'at'th'o Pnblio Works Oniec, Wel lington, i Notice is also hereby Riven that tho area U is proposed to constitute- a Railway District for tho purposes of tho said Act contains iivo hundred and forty-eight thousand acres (or thereabouts) bounded aa follows, that is to say: Commencinß at tho north-wost corner of Motumaho No. 2 Block, theneo north-easterly alone tho northern and western boundary o£ tho said block and north-western boundary of tho Taukoro Block to tho I'iako river, thenco southerly along tlio western bank of the l'liiko river to its iunotion with tlio Waitakaruru stream, thenco south-westerly along tlio centro of tho said last-mentioned stream to its junction with the Topehaehao btream, thenco south easterly along tho centro of tho last-mentioned stream to tho south-east corner of the io Mutu No. 2 Block, theneo by a straight lmo bearing M 52' K. '202 chains to tho survoyod road-lino from Movrinsvillo to tho Matamata road, through tho Maungatanu Block, thenco eastorly by tho southern boundary of the said road to to the north-east corner ot Subdivision Lot 1 of Block VIII., JMuungakawa survey district, : thenco south-easterly by tho south-west bound-; ary of tho survoyed road to Matanmta from j Waihou Township to tho south-east boundary of Subdivision Lot 1 of Blook VIII., Maunga kawa Survey district, thenco easterly in a straight lino to the Waihou Rivqr, through Trig 578 thence by tho south-east sido of tlio said Waihou river to tho Wairero stream, ttaenco alone tho centro of tho said Wairero stream to tho north-east corner of Block Okauia No. 1, thenoo by a lino bearing S. 21° W, J2ti chains, thoneo by a lino bearing S. 2a 11. 130 elm ns, thenco by a lino bearing S. 10; K. 201 chalns, thenco by a lino bearing S. 2o° IS. 1&> chains, thenco by a straight lino to tho northormost corner o£ Block Whaiti-Kuranui No. 4\ (nor thern portion), thonce by the easterly boundary of tho last-mentioned block to tho south east corner of Block Whaiti-Kuranui In, thoneo south-easterly along tho contro of tlio wavwd; kantrau stream to tho north-west corner of Mock Paongaroa No i, theneo by the touth west boumiary of tho last-inentionod block to tho southeast boundary of iho samo blook, thenco eastorly by a straight lino to tho north east corner of Block ■Whaiti-Kuranui (northorn portion) 2r>, thenco by tho south-east boundaries of Blocks Whaiti-Kuranui (northern portion) 2d, i!B, 2», U, lv, and 10 respectively, and tho south-east boundary Qf Blook Whaiti-Kurauul (southern portion) 1a to tho nortij-oast pornor of tho Kokako Blook, thoneo by tho north-east boundary o£ tho Kokako Blook to tho south east boundary o£ tho said Kokuko Block, thenoo in a straight lino to tho north-east oorner of Blook Tokoroa No. 1, thoneo by tho easterly and south-easterly boundary of tho last-mon tioned block to tho southerly boundary of tho saino block, thenco by the southerly boundary of tho samo blook 1213 chains, theuco by a lino bearing S. 10' X 116 chains, thoneo by n lino burning S. S;V W. 68 chains, thenco by n lino bearing S. 13' K. to tlio north bank of tho Wai kato liivor, thenco westerly mid northorly by the said bank or tho Wulkato river to tlio south west corner of tho Waipa Block, thenco by Iho south-west boundary of tho said v tuna Bloolv to tho south-eastern cornor of tho said block, thcußO along tho eastern boundary of Blocks WaipaandllinuworaNo. 1 respectively to-tho northernmost cornor of 1 (look Alanguwhara No. 2 thenoo by a line bearing N. 20J \\". 08 chains (or tlioreabouts) to the junction of the Jlanga. Wehea stream witli tho Waitoa river, theneo along tho said Maugawehea stream to tho north-oast boundary of tlio Pukotutu li:ock, thoneo north-west by tho said boundary of tho l'ukotutu Block to tho Mungapapa stream, theueo north-westerly by a straight line to tho northernmost point of To Tapui Block, thenco in a straight lino to tho south-east cornor of Block Kiwitahi lE, thoneo by tho southerly boundary ot tho said Block Kiwitahi IE to Block Kiwitahi 2. theuco by tho southorn boundary of tho said Block Kiwitahi 2 to tho boundary between To Konehu and To Tupuhi Blocks, thenco north-west by a straight lino to the southernmost point of Block Uiwilahi 3|<, thenco by the south-west boundaries of the said Block Kiwitahi 3u and Block Kiwitahi ;to to Wg 705, thenco by tho westerly boundary ot Block 'faluiroa No. 2 to tho Kuranni Block, thenco westerly by tho south-east boundary of tho Kuranui Block to tho south-west boundary o£ the said Kuranui Block, thence by the lajt mentioned boundary to tho Waitakarurn stream, thenco north-easterly by tho last-men tioned stream to tho -westerly boundary of Block itotomnho 2, thenco by tho last-iueuliouuu i boundary to tho starting point. Notico is alao hereby given that tho said Company have transmitted, or will, before tho twentieth day of March, ISS3. transmit to tho Piako and Tauranga County Councils a notico containing, or accompanied by, tho following particulars:— (1.) A copy of tho Plan and Book of Itoferonco and an estimato of tlio cost of tlio pro posed Railway and of tho equipment thereof. (2.) A statement ot tho maximum rato of tolls and charges for tho carriage of animals, goods, merchandise, and pas sonsora proposed to bo charged on such Railway, (3.) A statoment of tho maximum ront or chargo to bo mado for the storago of goods, produce, or merchandise. (1.) A statement of tho minimum number of trains to bo run daily. (5.) A specification of tho rato it is proposed to levy in respect of tho various classes of land hcroinaftor mentioned. Notico Ja also hereby given that tho manner in which it is pronosed tho said lands in such district shall bo classified for tho purposes of tho said Act shall bo as folio wo: That portion of the said district comprising tho blocks or portion of blocks named and num bered, or named only, Taukoro, No. 2,701; 5,117 acrc9 ot tho Motamaoho No, 2, No. 3,21ti; tho Township fof MorrinsviUo; 5,061 acres ot Kuranui, No. 565; 151 acres of Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1,110 ;To Mutu No. 2, No. 1107; To Mutu, No. 1, No. 1107; -1,371 acres of To-au-o-Waikato, No. 759; 128 acres, 391 acres, and 45 acrea of Waikuku No. 1, No. 633, No. 2, No. 633, and No, 3, No. C 33 respectively; 3,251 acres of MHunga tapu, No. 1303; 71 acres of Pakarau, No. 683; I.ICI acres ot Kiwitahi No. Lv, No. 1,183; To Wiiikaukajj, No. 1,105; Kahutoponoa, No. 761; Matakirae, No. 350 ; Pakaruu, No. 518; 153 acres ,of Kirihoni, No. 1075; 30 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 767; 320 acres of Pakarau Fa, No. 7G71!; Pakarau Pa, No. 767 c; 331 acres of Pakarau 1-a, Vo. 7678; 331 acres of Pakarau Pa, No. 7G"tf; Te-paG-o-Turawaru, No. 2, No. 469; Te-pao-o- Turawaru, S 0.758; snb-divifliona 1,2,3, G,7,8,9,10, and 627 acres of sub-division 5,366 acres of sub division 12,397 acres of sub division 11, and 913 acres of sub-division i of tho Banio ulook; 6,3)0 acres of Matamata, No. 693; 90 acres of Lot No. 1, Parish of Waitoa ; 18 acres of Hungahunga No. 3, No. 3,198; G53 acres of Whaka takataka, No. 3,615; 78 acres of Taramorahi, No. 3. No. ■ 3,502; Wairanga; 210aoroa of Taramorahi No. 1, No. 3,501; 20 acres lot Aratlatia, No, 1263; Whangarau, No. 3,500 : Wharotangata, No. 413; Nativo Rcßcrvo; 7,099 acres of Turanga-o- Moana, No. 2,173 ; 1,812 acres of Mongawhero, No. 2,895 j 7,980 acres of Pukotutu No. 1, No. 891 and 802; Mangawhero No. 2. No. 4,083; I.IKO acres of Ilimnvera No. 1, No, 653; Mangawbara No. 1, No. 3,911; 519 acres of Mangawhara No.. 1b ;33 acres of Mangawhara No. 2; Okoroiro Nos. 621 and 622, eastern sub divisions numbered 1,2. S, 1, 5, and G respectively ; Okoroiro (other portions), 8001 acres: Okoroiro Western Sub division No, 1,1,137 acres, No. 2,105S acres,|No. 3,1152 acres. No, 4,1,578 acres, No. 5 and No. 6. 1,311 acres; Mangapouri, No. 1,089; Mangapourl No. 2, No. 1089; northern portion of Mongalca retu, No. 4,306, 551 acres; other portion of Man gakarotu, No, J,30(», 12,069 acres; Wakaara Tamaiii, No. 1,9 M; Opouaru, No. 4,925; Manga rautawhiri, No. 4,926, and Paknranga, No. 4,920, 8,320 acres: respectively as tha same is do lineated and bordered red on tho plan of tho said railway district dopositod in tho registered oflico ot tho Company shall bo of tho First Class, referred to in section 10 of tho said Act. That portion of tho said district comprising the blocks and portions pf blocks named and numbered, or named only, Tahuroa No. 2, No. 1 116 3 792 acres; Waikuku No. 1, J?o. 633, 636 acres • Waikuku No. 2, No. 633, 332 acres; Wat kuku No, 3, No. 633, 491 acres; Pakarau, No. 683, 729 acres r To au-o-Waikato, No. 759, 2,771 acres; Kiwitahi No, 3d No. 1,009, 010 acres: Kiwitahi No. 3n, No. 1099, 1,440 acres: Kiwitahi No l\ No. 4,188,613 acres; Kiwitahi No, IB,No, i 488,' 100 acres; Kiwitahi No. 10, No. 1,488,200 acres- part of Topaoo-Turawaru No. 756, 018 acres- Towhenua-te-Tiw'a. No. 750; Tc-pao-o- Turawaru, No. 756, sub dlyiniona 11,605 acres,— '12 187 acres.—l 3, 14; IS, 160 aorpa,—ls: 5, 125 acres,—and 4,381 acres; Block VIII,, Maunga kawa survey district, sub-division lots 4, 3, 2, 1 and 128 acres of sub-division lot 1; portion of lot No. 1 Parish of Waitoa, 450 acres; Matamata, No. 693,118 acres; Hungahunga No, 3, No. 3,198, 864 acres; Taramorahi, No. 2, 352 acres; Whak atakataka, No. 3.615, 756 acres; Hungahunp;a No 1, No, 3,496,1,280 acres; llungahunga No. 4, No. 3,199, 135 acres; Aratiatia, No. 4,266, 1,73b acres; Waiharakoko West, 30 acres; Taramo rahi No. 3, No. 3,502,8 acres; Taramorahi No. 1, N 0.3,501,10 acres; Turangao-Moana, N 0.2,4,3 13,101 acres; Pukotutu No. 1, Nos. 891 and 802. 9 610 acres; Te-pae-o-Turowaru, No. 7oG, 19J acres; Te-Tapui, No. 10SS, 525 acres ; Hmuwera No. 1, No. Goi, 210 acres; Mangawhara No. Ib, 398 aorea; Manga whara No. 2,807 aoros; Man gawhara No. 3 ; Mangawhara No. 4, 45 aores; Okoriore, Nos. 621 and 622, western sub-division; 1,988 acres—2,79l acres—3,s32 acres-4,612 acres— G. 565 aercs-and 7; Mangawhoro, No, 2,895, J,.iiu acres ; Okauia No. 1. No. 3.878, 2.580 acres; Tua raparahahaha No. 1, No. 4,086; Tuaraparahaha ha No. 2, No. 4,087; Whaiti-Kuranui No. OA, 77 acres; Rangitanuku No, 1, No. 4,313; Rangitu nuku No. 3, No. 1,313; Itangitanuku No. 2, GlO acres; Rangitanuku No. 4, No. 4,313,832 acres ; Piaka Mangaotua, 1,100 acres; Piaka Mangaoa tua, No. 2, 631 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, No. 2ic, ■western portion, 2,490 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui N 0.20, western portion,3,Bso aoros; Whaiti-Kura nuiNo.2D,3,7llacre9;Whaiti-^Cui'anuiNo.2c,eaßt- ornportion, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No, 2a, No. 2,1,113 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2k, east ern portion, 603 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. 2A, No. 1, 3,020 acres: Whaiti-Kuranui No, la, northern portion, 5,120 acres ; Whaiti-Kuranu, No IB 1,152 aores; Whaiti-Kuranui, No. la, 0(1 acres; Kokako No. 4,090, 3,137 acres; unsun veyed nativo land between Kokako and To Whetu, 1,658 acres; To Whotu, No. -1,092, 3,139 acres: Tokoroa No. 1, No. 4,917, 1,420 acrea; Pakuranga, No. 4,920, 2,912 acres ; Waotu; 7,320 acres; Pokaiwhenua Uuhihnhitaho. No. 2,961, 8 826 acres; Mangakaretu, No. 4,306, west cor ncr, 1,069 acres; respectively, as tho samo is delineated and bordered yellow on tho plan of the said railway district deposited in tho regis tered office of tho said Company, shall bo of tho Socond Class referred to in section 10 of tha said Act. That portion of the said district comprising the following blocks and portions or blocks, named and numbered, or named only, lalmroa No 2. No. 1,116,131 aores; Kiwitahi No. So, No. 1,0P9.659 acres; Kiwitahi No. 3b, 1,099,290 acres; Ki-witahiNo. U, No. 1,099,559 acres; Kiwitahi No. 2, No. 766,1,616 acrea; Kiwitahi No. Ik, No. 4,488; Kiwitahi No. Id; Kiwitahi No. If; To | pae-o-Turawaru, No. 7SO, west side, 2,600 acres Te-pae-o-Turawani, No. 706, south-east cornor



Thames Valley Uanway. \ 1,900 acres; 'J'e-Tapul, No. ■:|"1 I, acres; 5 Okauiu No. 1, No. 3.875. 1,311: .■,.■: '... :iiaNo. tl 4, COS iU'.rra; Okania No. .1, C/S aoios- Okauin No. 1. :!.UiS ncres; Okiuiia ■•■ '".',' acroH Wliaiti Kuranui No. IU 2,!(i' > ■■ i'/halti- Kuvanui No. 0, 1,481 aci !»..i--i:»i!anilkll No. 2, No. .1,313, 3GO acres ;R; ;. .>;,;] . No. d, No. J,3i;i, ITS acres: \Vhai< > \i, : ■.-:,; No. 5, ■J.OlOnerog; Whaiti-Kiirnnni So. I ~:■'■. acres; Piaka Mancnoatuu. 1,300 acre; i'i\\-i "i.'angoa- UiaNo. 3; Whuiti-Kurnnui No. 3n, i.Sliu acres; Whaill-Kurninii No. 3a, ■l,lli(i acres: Wlmiti- Kuranui No. 20, eastern jiortioii, '1,100 acres; Wliaiti Kuranui No. 2n, 256 ncrcs; Kuraiuii No. 2h, eastern portion, 4,448 acres; \V haiti-Kuranul '-'A, No. 2, fills acres; Whaiti- Kurttuul 2A. No. 1,1,062 acres ; Whaiti-Kuranul la, norlherh portion, 5,000 ncroß; Whaltl-Kura nul 10, 17G acres; WJiaiti-Kuranui In, 1,020 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui lc, 700 acres; AVliaiti- Kuriinui 1 A.southorn portion,oloacres; Kokalco, No. J.O'JO, 2,300 acres; unsurvoyed land botweon Kokako and 'I'okoroa. 7,317 acres; Tc Whetu, No. 4,0112, 359 acres; Tokoroa, No. I, No. .1,917, 15.900 acres; Pnku ant;a. No. 4,020, 1312 acres; atatanukn, No. 5,207, 18,818 acres; Waotu, No. 5,221, 20,217 acres; Hnllinitnlia-Pokaiwhomia, 2,stiU aoros; respectively, as tlio same is deline ated and bordorud bltio on tlio plan of tho said railway distriot deposited in tho reßistcrod ollleo oC the said Company shall lio of the Third Clasa referred to in section 0 o( tho Maid Act. That portion of tho said district comprising tho blocks and portions of blocks named and numbered, or named only, Wliaiti-Kuranui Ga, 128 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui No. (i 2.IKS ncrcs; A\ rhaiti-Kuranni No. 5, 4,307; Whaiti- Kuranui, No. J, r>,083 acres; Whaiti-Kuranui, 3ii, l.liM acres; Wliuiti-Jviirainii 3a, 7,136 acres ; Whaiti-Kuranui 2a, eastern portion, 0,027 acres; Whaitl-Kuranul 2ic, eastern portion, 3,B72acres; Wliaiti Kiininui 2n; Whaili-Kuranni 2a, No, 2, 350 acros: WhattiKuranui 2a, No. i, 952ncrcs; Wliaiti-ICuranui la, nortlicrn portion, 5,218 acres; Whaiti-Kuviimii in, 2.11)0 acres; Whaitl- Kuranui li^, 1,211 acres; Wludii-Kuraimi la, southern portion, 1,727 acres; Kokako No. 1,0110, l.Gil acres; unsui-voyeil native laud bo tweon Kokako and Tokoroa, 11,478 acres! Tokoroa No. 1 No. 4,917. 14 362 ncrcs ; Tokoroa No. 2 No. 4,917, 17.SJ5acres; Tc Whnkamnru- Moncaili, 15,200 acres; Marnetai, No. 1,982, 2(i.C00 aoros: rcspoclivcly, as the saino is de lineated ana bordered green on tho plan of tbo said railway distriot deposifcd In tho reyislored ollleo of tho said Company shall bo o£ the Fourth Clnss referred to in section 10 of tho said Act. Notice Is also hereby given that the maximum rate of tolls j>nil charges for the cnrriaijo of animals, goods, merchiindiso, and pa:wcnt;ors proposed to be charged on suoh Railway Bhall bo us follows :— Goods and General Merchandisk. a. d. Per ton, per mile 0 0 Minimum woight, 2 cwt. Minimum oliuiyo 10 In nddition to nbovo charges a terminal chargo will bo made, not oxecedinK, per ton 3 0 AaRICULTUKAt, PRODUOB, ORAIK, WHEAT, Dahlky, oats. For any distanco not exceeding 4 miles - per ton 2 0 For every mile nfter the first 1 miles and not exceeding 40 miloa—per ton per milo 0 2 For ovory milo after tho llrst 40 miles— por ton per milo 0 1 Minimum weight—2 tons For every loading or unloading by Cora pauy-pertou 0 (1 Hay, Ciiafk, Straw, TußNirs, Mang olds, &c. For any distanco not exceeding 5 miles— per truck 7 3 For every milo after tho first 5 miles, and not exceeding 50 miles—per truck per milo .. .. 0 7 For every mile- after tho ilrat 50 miles— por truck per milo .. .. _ ..0 6 Quantities less than a truck will bo charged as a full truck For ovciy loading or unloading dono by Company—per truck 5 0 Cariiiaoks, Carts, Wagons, &o. For any distanco not oxcacdlnpt lOinllea— pcrmito 10 For ovcry milo af tor iirst 10 lnilos—por milo 0 8 Minimum chargo 10 0 Heavy Wagons charged at doublo rates. Cattlb, Horses, Siihep. Horacs.—Ono only; for nny distanco not exceeding 10 miles S 8 Horses.—Onq only, for every milo after ilrst 10 miles—per milo 021 For each additional horse, belonging to same owner, for any distance not ex ceeding 10 miles 7 0 For each additional horse belonging to Bamo owner, for every milo alter first 10 miles-per milo 0 2 Cattle, Calves, Sheep, Goats, and Pigs, in small lots, will bo charged ns a truok load, or at the following rates:— Cattle, ono only, for any distanco not cx cccding 10 miles 7 For every milo after llrst 10 miles—per milo 0 2 For ouch additional one. belonging Io anmo owner, for any distanco not ex ouihHiik 10 milea 10 For each additlonnl one, bolonsinc to 6anic owner, for overy milo afler tot 10 miles—per milo 0 1 Calves (ono year old anil under), Sheep, Goats, or Pi^s, one only, for any dis tanco not exceeding U) miles .. .. 2 G Calves (one year old and nnder). Sheep, Gonia, or Pig 3, ono only, for overy mile after first 10 mllc3 0 1 Calves (ono year old and under). Sheap, Goals, or Pigs, for oaoh additional ono belonging to samo owner, for any dis tance not oxceeilintf 10 miles .. ~ 1 3 Calves (ono year old and undnrj. Sheep, Gouts, orPltp, for each additional ono bolonuinp; to same owner, for every milo af tor first 10 miles-per mile ..0 0] Or, if mixed consignment, ns v truck load of Cattle. All animals must be loaded ami unloaded by ownorc, who must tako entire responsibility aaid risk. Woor,, SiiEErfiicrxs, kc, Undunipod, por balo (bajo not to exceed 4ewt.), for any distance not Ciceedintf 12 miles—per balo 10 Undumpcd. per balo Ibale not to exceed Jcwt.), for every milo after the llrst twelve miles- per bale per milo ..0 1 Doublo dumped, por balo (balo not to ex ceed Scwt,), for nny distance not ex ceeding 12 mile3—per balo .. ..10 Double dumped, per balo tbalo not to ox ceed Bcwt.), for ovcry mile nftor tho first 12 miles—per bale per milo ..02 For each loading or unloading dono by Company— For undumped—por balo 0 3 For doublo dumped—per balo .. ..0 6 Timber, teb 100 Superficial Fket. Sawn timber, per 100 feet (superficial), for nny distanco not exceeding 13 miles— per 100 superficial feet 10 For every mile nfter the llrst IS miles, and not cuceoding 50 miles—per 100 super ficial foot por milo 0 01 For every milo after tho first 50 milos— per 100 superficial feet per milo ..0 0} Timber carried in sinalo wuggons; mini mum nuentity, 1,200 superlicial feel When timber is over 26 feet long, a check waggon or waggons will bo charged for Minimum charged for cnoh consignment 2 0 Australian und Tasnuiniiui timber will bo charged at rato and a half For each loading or unloading dono by Company—per 100 superficial feet ..OS Firewood, Posts, Rails, House Blocks, &o. For any distance not exceeding 7 mile— por truok 7 0 For every milo after first 7 miles, and not exceeding 2o miles—per truck .. .. 010 For every milo after first 25 miles—por truck 0 0 For each loading or unloading dono by Company—por truok 5 0 A truok load must not excocd S tons in weight Small lots, or part consignments, will bo charged as a truck load or as mer chandise, ut option of Consignor Minerals, &c, Animai, Manure, Bricks, Drain Pipes, Stone, Lime, Coal, &c, For any distanco not oxoeodinß 12 miles— per ton SO For overy mile after first 12 miles, and not excaedlng 50 miles-por ton por milo ~ _ „ .. - .. 0 2 For ovo-T mile after first 60 miles, and not exccadlng 75 mlles-por ton per tni'o 0 1 For ovory mlln af lor flrtt 75 milea-per ton por milo — 0 01 Minimum Quantity, i tots For oaoh loading or unloading dono by Company— per ton 10 Passenger Rates, First Cits', Slng!e-ror mile .. ..0 3 do do Minimnm cbai'go .. 0 6 Beoind Class, Llnglo-iormllo .. - 0 2 do do JMtilmum otargo _ 0 i First Class, Return-por milo .. _ 0 4J do do Minimum cliurgo ..0 9 Second Clawl, rotnrn-per milo _ ~0 3 do do Minimum charge .. 0 6 Notice Is also hcraby given that thsm»xltnum rant or charge ta bo m«du for the storage of eoods, produce, or merchandise, shall ba as 1 ollowb :— Storaqk. 6i par day per ton Storogo will bo charged on rU Go3dsi not removed by Consignees wl hin 12 working horra of their arrival, cxm<pt nt wa?Bla> stations, whtre 2s per v. oek will ba cbar^jod. DEiMURRACIB. A ohnrgn for Demurrage on (racks will be nndo i,s £ ,1 ovvs:-After 4 worionst bourn from f rrlval and up to 8 worSlng hours, 51 per Uncle and r.nnr 8 working hours, 10s per truck per day, or part ot a d»y. TARIFJ'. Notice U bI io hcroby given that the minimum number of trains to bo ran day shall be—Be tween Monlnsvllle n^d Putarura Junction (where it ts intsi ded the lino to Rotorua Bhall brßnoh off): Ono train each way per day. Bun days oxoßptea. lfrnm Pntaruru Junction to end of lino :As tho trafllo may demand, liauiago to bo either by horeo or looomotlvo, at tho op tion of tho Company. Andnctloa is also hereby Riven that tin rate it is propose i to lovy In i expect of tho various olasaea of land horciinbeforo mentloced shall ba— Au annual maximum rate at e!?htp^!)co per aero for every ooro of land oomprlECd and bolcg In too first das;. An annual maximum rate ol Blxponco per ecrj for every acre ot land coraprlsod and balng in the second olasa. An annual maximum rate of ihroaponce per nore for evtry noro of land oomprlaod atid boing In the third cla-a. An annual maximum rato of ono penny per a:ro for ovorr aoro of land comprised end boing in tho fourth oluss, By order ot the Board ot Dlreotora of tho said Company, JOHN BATGER, Secretory. MR GARDNER bega to inform the Residents of Dovonport, Takapuna Lucas's Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Waiwora, that having sold Ma Pharmacy at 184, Quoon streot, Auckland, he is in attendance during the whole day at NORTH SHORE PHARMACY, DEVONrORT. JAMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (Mbmdkb Pharmaceutical Society), HOBSONBTBKET, olose to WolUngton-Btrflßt, Auokland. N.z



I ami 63C. G|- It O T.T N ,j lj I M E. GROUNI; i...Vi'.',, FOlt S-VLK, SOUTH ;.i A. T E'S MAIIURANGI HYDKAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIM), In nny quantity, for Conoroto Paths, Floors Ccllaru, etc. (next to r.tono liaising, is un rivalled for durabllily uud Imi-d-settlng qualities). .For ta.n!;a imii other wet work i is a flrai claw inalorial, B. KEA NE, 8O h E AQK NT, CuSTOM-lIOUSK-fiTItEKT, "JUMEC. 6 !*■>'•'•. ,' '}¥ g i i t; l • p TMTAIIOEANGI HYDRAULIC LIMB. All ILuiubangi Limics Ark Not Alike. Tlio Warkworth Comont Co. (Ijlmitod) bog to inform Duilders, Contractors, and tho General Public, now that they havo got a good start liuido and tlioir quarry properly oponod out, they nro most deairoua that proper tests bo nmtlo of tlio diilorcnt Mahurangi Limes, and tho best bo spcaillcd. Tho W. O. Co. (I jmitcd) would only aslc pur clmsors not to believe more interested assertions na to this or that liino beinpr tho best in tho market, but to put them to tlio proof, and they are quito content to auido l)j7 tho result, J. P. ICIDD, Ap;ont, 83. () neon-street. Town Yard, Customhouso-stroet West (noxt Siina and Urown's). ' HYDRAULSC LSME TRADE'W'IMARK J.WJlsoa&C? AUCKLAim N.Z. fB'HIS LIMB Is a Juitural Ucuiont, suit. ".. ablo for Conoroto 'iniitHiiKHi Brlokworlc, Pluntorlntr ijulldinup, Tr.nkß. &o. It la Kroami tho KiroKt. an 418 THK BKBT LIMK IN THK MARKKT. In roiiiy to tho popular belief that all Limes from Manurenul are ellto, v/o ask—"Are »U quartz rcofa, oraro lands in the came distriot, aUkor In Kurouo, all Hydranllo or Comont Limes are tested beforo using, and the best suooiflod, Why nhould not the tiuno rule be followed here? Per oablo yd. Conorcto Foundation!) coat from ~ ISa to 25a Hrlolc Foundations ooat from .. 30a to 33a Cnnoroto Haildln^ coet from .. 23a to 25a Hrlck BulldlnK<( ooat from .. _ S3j to Ssa Conorote UulldlDKS. Plastorod. &c, will not esoood 10 per oont. over wood. Circular explaining treiUnif nt sent to any a<l -droi-B, or the tallest Information Riron at tho office, J.lmo snppllod who'cifalo or retail. Spoolol tornia to Doalors and Contraotors taking oargoes direct, .Sl-'O on Halo, BRICKS, PIPES, SAND, &O. JOHN WILSON ffi CO. 81. Qonen-ntraat Money. O uH W. H A X D I E, LANl1. COMMtSSION, ANU KSI'ATIt AGK.NT, Money Lknt i'noMiasoKY Notes, Houbeb, FDBNITUUB, &O, Bills Diuoountrd Hilly. Mortgages Negotiated. HIGH-STRKKT.' ADCKLAW £1U to £1,000. VICTOUIAS LOAN AND DISCOUNT AQSNCY, niGH-STUKST, AUCKLAND PO3IIS OITY UOUMOIL OFFIOBBI, Monoy nrtvaiico Trom £10 !o fiIOOO on Personal Seouiity, Uu do ct Hoperty, tshare*. &o. Koparmonts can ba nwlo In Inot.ilmßntsof Onk Shilling pku '-Vkeic for ohoU Pouhd DOr rowefl. or In ny w\v to ault borrowers. CominnnloatlocH Co.-itldentlal. IJO3T1 JO3T OrriCK APDRKSS s I?or 90, Anoklan*, TNDUBTRIAL AND PROVIDENT JL PERMANENT HL'ILDINO, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIKTV OF AUCKLAND. INVESTMENT ABD DEPOSIT DiSPAIUMKNT. All Investing Shares issued during tho curront month participate in tho Annual Division of Prollts. Deposits fixed for n term of B months aro re ceived ftt ti per cent. Deposits ilxed for a term of 12 months aro re ceived at 7 pur cout.; lulcrsst payable half yearly. BORROWING DEPARTMENT, This Society ndvaucea, on approved Froohold and Leasehold Property, to tho extent of threo fourtlis of tho vuluo. liorrowors may pay off part or the whole of their Jtortgi\KO at any time, and after two years currency without notico or lino. Uorrowcrs participate In Surplus Profit. FINKS Not Knkohckd in Casks oif Siok ness on Want op Emvi.oymknt. Tho Reduced Scale of Rc-naymonts, and any further particulars required, may bo obtained at tho Society's Oillccs, corner of Qucon-streot and Vulcan Lano. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. * UOKLAKU riiJKMAMJNT Jr*. CO-OPKUtTJVr: BUILDING AND IN'-'KB'IMKNT BOOISTY. OrVIOK I—UT, t i iiUKU-Sr Ar!B*. LOANS Krauwd upon ■iK'-tfi^ sooi'i'ltlea Of Vreobold or Irfaßoholrt t'ropcrließ in sum* of eSO to £0,000 principal and Interest being re pas»ble !n insctilwieutH :i tho tollowlnu R* duokd JlAi-ER tar rapujnianJ of enoh AIOO borrowod I— •iouiiyuiontßoxwnu-,,. ./., t Total amount Ins over le> ■ eot> repayable. -S a. d. t ». d. I rent . . HP KM 0 0 lyeart - _ 1 010 108 n c Byeari _ _ 11 7 IUU t iyeari _ - 11 1 Ul II Syeorf _ _ 8 8 IXII I 8 -dvi _ _ T 1 147 1U g 10yoars . - HI 183 18 I And n the Bame proportion for mailer or larger loam. DBPOSITS.-The Society reoelTei Money o» iieptwit Hi rateß as follows:—Repayable at 7 days notice, S nor oant. per annum; repayable In six months, 0 per cent, per annum, JOHN BATQBRI SeoretiJT. O~NirY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SKODRITIKB. J. CHADWICK, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission agent, qubhn-stkeet. Auckland (BmNKY/a AuonoN IlobMa, Upstairs), BJTXCHANGE ON KKW YORK AND Hi LONDON, In sums to suit. FOR SAbS BY ARNOLD, HINKS, AND CO., Corner ot Custom-houna and Fort streets. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage or iv. y sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed ou monies placed on my hands till iuvoated.—W. V, Btevens.ln vesting Ageat. 187, Unnen-streot. O.NEY TO LKJND, in large and small inms, at curront rates ot interest. Apply to PKTKR OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. ONttY 10 LEND, at a moderate rato or interest.—Aurl? to JACKSON & RUS?ELIj. Snslottore, Fort-stroet. ONEY TO LEND, ou Real Jtstate, in Bums of «60 and npwardc, at the onr rent rates ot interest.—Apply Wm. S. Cochrano, 25, N. Z.i Insurance linildlngs, or Samuel Coohrano and Hon, Fort-Btroot. 1%/|OISEY TO LEND on Mortgage at If JL First-olass Freehold Securities. WM. COLKWAN, Solloltor. Corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. ONEY TO LEND, in large or small turns, at usual rates of Interest. CONNWLIi & COQHKR, Kollcitorß, Vnloan Lane. "DEMOVAL OF BUSINESS Wo bOR respeotfnlly to iufdm the PnblloO( Auckland and saurrouodii'« flislrlatsthatweare REMOVING OUR BH.TAIL BUSINESS to our .NEW PKUISR9. tho »o*t shop but oto below Wr Rattray'a, Drapsr/Quepn-strt et, where, with the looreaaod aooommodn'i'n nt our c^mifia'd, and tho su perior fnoilltlea wo eball craaosa for tho efficient oonduot oc oar bnalnoES), wa hope to motitan Increasing Bhu'e ot the uatronnKa whloh boa been hlthorto na liberally soccrJfd to ns. In view of tbo rapid advanoouiaitof tho Olty ot Auokland we bollovo tho time has arrived when a FIBST-OtASS CBINA, GLASB, AND KAKTHBNWARE BdTABLISHMENT haß beoome neoessary, whsse coeds Ot a su perior deacrlptlon cau bu obtuined without having to send to ottior pl-icpa out cf the Colony to purchase them. To stiopiy this want ana keep paoa with tho advanoing requiromenta ol the City will ba our constant aim, and we con fidently rely upon the aupport ot tha Auokland publlo to onable ua guooeß^tully to carry ont onr purpose. our IMPOJRTATIONB boinK largo wo aro enabled to pnrohase goodg at the-TBBY lowbbt hatkb. and our customers may rely upon receiving the bneflt of any ad vantage we mar posaesa in this respeot. We are, ■ i ours falthfullly. BOYLAK & TANFIELD, Auckland, Janua 1883,



rvoapeo'aa. D B O i-. V■ E C T U S WAIKATO COAL AND SHIPPING CO.. M.MITHD, Capital: £80.000, la BU.CCII haras of «1 Haoh, . 14,000 of which to «a allotted to ownora of the varlonp pnnjoi'iiaa; ot tho bal&noe, 16,000 Bharoa ora now oti'ored to tha Public. DIRKOTOHS ' llod. F. Whltaker, M.L.A.. Auckland | Hod. James WlUlinmscn, M.LA,, Auokland Thomaa Russell, Keg.. C.M.U., Anokland W, 8. i.autlo, Hag., Auokland J. Bradley. Kfci,, Hamilton James Lindsay, Ksq.. Ngaruawahla Thomas Henry Bumil, Ksq , Anokland Captain W. Souter, Cambridge bankers; Bank o( Now Zealand, SOLICITOUS 1 Messta Whlkakor, Knssell, and Baddle. SECRETARY, PRO TJtM, ! H, W. Heath, Shortland-Btreet. The Company hei been foi mod to acquire tho valuable fmhold properties and plantu o£ tho Watknto Coal Company', lilmltoa, and ot tbo WMkato Steam Navigation and Coal Mining Company, Limited ; nnri to f nrthor developo tho trade ot the Watkato Disirlot. ABohoduleof the propertiaa takon oyer by , ttl i Company Is annexed. Theee have baen : c~r;sod tj bo put In by tho shareholders of the : two Companion named, for tho sum ot <H4.0i0 tho whole of which they havo takon in paid np Bhares. Thore are now offered to the pnbllo 16.000 saarcs ot 20a each, tho procvotls ot whiuh will I u*ed forthoparposoof providing capital nood- I (Ql tor currlng on the extended operations con- i teinplatod by this Company. These shares will Da open to tender, and cbe minimum prloo will Da par. It la almost superfluous to describe thcuo pro portios. bo well known to tho public of Auok lnm). It may, however, ba mentioned that the ooa! mine property—consisting ot 14 202 aores— la oraotlosl'y undeveloped, ooußoqnent on tho difficulty attendant on oon Vcying ooal from the west bank of the Waikao River to tho railway. This d'tHoulty Is overcome by use of tbo oxten lvo carrying plant of tho btoain Navlgatloa , Company. Tho section of the mine now worked was sur vejod In 18E0 by W. R. Mnody, KBq., late Manager ot tho Waratah Coal Mine, Newcastle. New South Wales, who. »f ;er oarotnl borlnic, made a report to the Dlroctora of the Walkato Ooal Company (Limited; that thore were 1600.C00 tons availiblo i oal on tho HO acres then under Burvey. The quality of thia ooal la oxool lent. It la bollovi d th»t cxtnusivo deposits ot oral exist upon th > large nivn. (tip wards of H 0.0 acres) owned by the Com,m...y. Tho Company are now surveying Into town Ship and suburban eeotton i us ISO acres of land on tho out batik ot ihu vw.llaito Klvur. adioln lng Hantly Hallway •'tatlon aril >ho Tanplrl Coal Mine, and limy lutciid tii offer ihu B»mn for ■ale byauolion at *n <-ur)y date. A fair price Is uxpootud io bo ronIl8o(i by tho oi.-pusnl ot this oholoa property. The biibinußd ot tbo Wulkato Steam Nav'ea- Uon Company has been onrrlrd on suooeeufully Bud prollisbly fur a, number of >oru; dur'nit tho pant few rears it has laoroastd Bldorab'y. The 16,(00 Bharos now offered to the pnbllo will ba Bold io tha hlghimt tender. l Ja> roe-it tor the shares as follows:—sa on application. 6n on allo.menr, fla in threo months, and 6s In six months. Kaoh Instalment will oarry dividend from date o( allotment payment. AppUosilauH will be received on and after the ISth Instant, and allot mom will bu mmlv no ord lng to priority ot aprlicaUo-, By order ut tho Duooioif. H. W. HITATH. Secretary. Auokland, Uth February, 1833. Ironmoneervi rjniAi- o akdwasi xjousr. Ist, qu*Jor.BTßJurr • * *3 UIO KB V SAVK FOR SALB BOWAT'S AWiJP>PTNIO LAUVB Uuknkbi, fonts, Globks, and Wikio And k Uwst Yft'loVj n( Chlmnlu. Bobohrvj t.ooiwooij's, ahd WiatA&i's TAHI.K AND POOKKTKRI. JOEMUOli'fl OKLSEKATBD SOfSRORP, CLARK'S BOTDKRB SAUOKFANB, fco, Qbotitb'B PAtsht Tea and Qorrn Pom, btamfsd Tinned Mbat akd Fib Disbbs, basins and' Milk Pass fall «liea), Buokbts, Tubs, pailb, amp OVBNB, BKOORIS. SOEUBUKRB, WHIBKa, itC Raik, Olotc, ahd Hail liiauaajw. r»ABK'B, BIuVOKS, ANO tYNDOS'S Bf AUKS AND MOWING BABDKN HOBS, UAKK3, AMU TUOWISLH, Avavva, Plasm, Hahmkbs, Bsaom, «lwai AXD Film Bn* (nil siren. &OOXB HIMGKfI, NAILS, AMD ÜBAfIaWABB, Boorr's Oinuisi Wmn wad, BAW AHD BOILID LIHSBIIt |OU nVK PBB OSNT. UIBOOUNX Allowed to Oaah Furohasen on til B*lh unoaaUDS to 30i. and upward Land and mutate Aurenta F, J, MOBS, IW. F, O SULLIVAN F. J. Moss & Co.. HOUSK, LAND, AND K3TATK AGENTS, BUOHTLAND-STItICKT, IntondlnK Bnyors are respaottully Invited to Inspect our List ot Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest an O X 6 A v X, U BY KDWARD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. IiIRKKNHKAI) (near Wharf)— Now 9 roomed Homo. Hath-rojm. Waah-hooss, &c; Large Allotment; splendid viow; £62S OHEHUNOA-House (s roams) £250 and £100 ONKHUNGA-Small Houses cheap BBAFIKLD KOAD-Hoheo (81 ooms). £500 3RAKIBLU BOAU-Hocsa and Lot, £550 CITY (to Loase>-Corner Bhop. £3 a week MOUNT AbBKST-Honße(lOrooma).2aorea MOUNT AL-BKRT-House (12 rooms), 3 aoroa MOUNT ALHHRT-Choioo Building Sites MOUNT KDKN-House (7 rooms), 1 sore MOUNT KDKN-Houoe (•! roomn>, £550 MOUNT KDffiN-House (t rooms), £210 MOUNT KDKN-House (7 rooms), 10 aorea MOUNT KUHN-'-ihops, capital eimatlon MOUNT EDKN-Choioe Butldlnß Silos RIOHMOND-Honooa (3 to 4 rooms) MOHMOND-Bnlldiuf? Sites HAMILTON-Ohoice Aero X.n!a CITY (to Leaael-Mnnufacturinjr Promises with or without nteam power. &o. GRBKN L4NK-Sacrop; flue View BLiLBRSLIE-House <7 rooms), Corner Lot KLLKKSLta I—Choios1 —Choios Building Sites RDEN TKRKACK-Hcuao (3 rooms), large Lot- PAKM3 at Hamiltoni Cambridge, Pnkorlmu, Woata *hata, Kolpara, &o. WANTttD, Bmall Houses near Queen-street to Purchase or Rent 5,0 0 0 X X WA RD Will be paid to anyone who can prove that tbe Nowly-dlaoovored Lime Juice Pympla la not a Palatable and Refreshing Drink, In vigorating the system, pnrliying the blood, and making tbe brain oloar and healthy. Can be uaed by the moat deltoately-oonstltnted. In t aot It has been ascertained that by regulating the diet and using the Lime Juice Pympla aa a beverage, a new constitution la built up Character and parity ot ingredients guaran teed.. Invaluable amongst children. Manufactured solely by EHRBNFUIBD BROS,, And Sold Wholesale and Retail by all Wine and Spirit Merchants In New Zealand.



I_| E«l)fißS'sN'S SUPERIOR] JO. BA XI :■, 01 PO WJOKR. 1 m v io c A "b rand. .'TujValTiall. i Opposite I.bic j^'..pa, I'oni;onbr, Auokland. , OR. !i^?°E^ELlbN ANJ> j JLJ aXJJNIKU MVER PILLa) withou* Mer- OWTj. TnH fI«3T KICKBUT Won BILIOCSSKSa J Stomach IMHUKaieiKEOT, ifLATUiEWOK, Pains , UKTWEEN riISS SKOaLHIiiKS, lii.X> APPKTW/, , ISDIOKSTIIJH, ACIMK, IIKAD-AOHH, HEAHt- . B-rjBN, Mid nil ottr-.v symtiwms o£ dlaorderea , liver nnd rty.inepßlß. Aoknowloflgorl by snanj eminent surcoona to bo the aaiont ana mllaost ptlls forovrirj' conntltutlon.-In Boxes f»t Is Utl, 2a 84, cud Ik M. Hold by Chaimata and Medlolne Vandore iln-oaghou* tha world. Prepare<l or Jas, Korke, Tjcndoa. Specially valnabls PUH for s-cHldoaft-i f.brand ned sravouors, BoW by iv atTPTHO-RNii. yKOBiiKK & CO. j " UULPH<AUNK~LOTIOH."—An 0 jomir! Moaee of (WRING SKIN UIBKABHia Tliore !a Roawolf ft«T eruptlot! 'oat will y!<))A to "oul»holl:ie"ln a tew «iaya. aad oomiuent)*j sa tedu nwai svoti It It BBiiiUr I)a?!t nari!, -.iMJuary pluiylo!!, itidr.eaa, blotoae', eonrt, rouKrnifl-.n, vMiah as If my nmßlo: wMla* Old, eudurlna r.kin dleordaTO. that havß plagriert tho sutlorors fo;.' yoara, howevor deeply i'ooteri thoy rnnj- be, "UTiluhoHno" will successfully Bttuok tham. I* dcEitroys tho ar.lmalonlra Whiuh oaEsoa thotio unsightly, Irritable, painiul nfrootlonH, anti niways uroduosa a oloar, hoiilth7 H3.tar«tf oundltloo oC. the Bkln. " ijnlphclino," Lotion !e uolti b7 monS Ohnmtots. Sottloa, 2>) 8J Msdn by J. T."r:>vrwr and Co., liondon, aoia ny ICa«n?r:ionwß, PfIOBMKa X Co. iFFiiiva (4UI«INK »nd IKON TOKIO ronsea and dovolopes th 9 nervoos enorgles. endohea the blood, promotes oppetlta fllspoU) laiigaor and depresfilou, fortllloa tbe dlgeetlvß orgßns. Is a opeolflo remedy for n?nro!g!a, ague, indlKentloa, (.evora of everd kind, ohost BfTeotione, and In wasting dlßcaeol uorofuioua tondanoios, &o. The whole frame's greatly ltivlaioratod by Peppor's Tonlo, the inant&l faoalttco brightened, the conatltntlor> grnntly strotnxttifiarj.i, nnd a return to robot t health certain. Bottles, 32 doses, is Mi next Bite, 11b. >ia\d by Chomlata tsverywhero. Tto naive of J. Poppor, Bodford. Laboratory I London, cmst be ou the label. Thore Is to Tonlo so certain In otfoot au Popper's Qulnlce and Iron. It is Btron&rly reoo mmended to roßl denta In India iuul in a Oolonlos, and shonl'i always bo kept, ready for nsa la every oaeo of li7or or folirllii condition. Solg riy KKMpTKonNB PHOariKii awp Co. ■f I.I.H.AjiA(JUM AND fUDOJeHYLLIN, 1 Propane*! only by J. Poppor, London. This Fluid oomblnutlon. «jttrnoted from modi, oln&l roots, in now uaml matead of bine pIU and oiloraolfur tho oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and Kll symptoms OH congestion of the liver, whloh are gonerally pain beneath the Bhoulden<, hs&d-aohe, drowsiness, uo appetite, rorrea tongue, dlsagreoabla taste In the morning, ulddlnosa. dlauirbanco ot the Btomaoh, and f eel- Inn of general depression. It sets tbe sluggish liver In motion, very slightly aotoon ihe bowels, giving a sonflo of health and comfort with 21 hours. It la tho safest niodlolne. Tar&x&ouin and Podophyllln is a fluid made only by J. PKPPBIt Be4ford Laboratorr. London, wnosi name is on every label. Battles, 2s 9d and is Bd, Bold by aU Chemists. A most valuable and essential medlolno tor India, .Australia, tha Gspe, and Colonies generally. Sold by Kkmpthornk. Pbossxb & UOi Hotels. l> yYAL MAIL HOTKL NGARUAWAHIA. x'rßt-olass Accommodation for Visitors and Comincrolal Men. BAMPLIt AND BAQATKLIK ROOMS. Saddle lloraos and Pleasure Boats always On Ulro. ELLISON & LATCHMOKE, PnOPBiRTORB. Tir a i> 1 H O T E L. Winks and Spirits of Best Brands. Good Accommodation for Travellers. iteala ready at all hours. Good Stabling for Horses. M. LKNNON. Propriktob T«7J3TW« IJACIFIC «_| OTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION POP. FAMILIK3 AND TRAVELLERS. Good S[uieiou3 Sumplo Rooms for Cominercitil Oeutlcmci). Good Aloock's Billiard Tablo and American BowliiiK Alley. It hus all tho advan tages ot a'private house, tho Bar being quite Beparato from the House, and cannot bo sur puaed in tho North. G. 11. WHITE, Proprietor. Tji XO H A"« UK HUT X L (Bettor known as tho Barrel Hotel), P A R N X L L. Tho Proprietor has gono to considorablo oxponso In HK-KRECTINO TIIIB HOTEL, Wllioh Is Now Opkn to tho General Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compo tont judges to bo One of ran Best in Auok land ; it Is extra well furnished, and oontains ono ot Alcock's Tables (new), at a cost of nearly *200, with tho Patent Climatio Equilibrium Cushion, nnd is under the managomont of Mb. R. Surman, for some timo Mnrkor at tho North ern and Auokland Clubs. \VI KS AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Sparkling Altcs always on Draught. F. TOMLINSON, Proprietor. Bewlngr Machines. ESTABLISHED BY SPKOUL \JJsfigslJiSj* APPOINTMENT. Buy ONLY THK MAOIUNKB. TheKaalest, Simplest. Best Made, and Most DnraWerThe only Sewing Maohlne whloh bat never been>btatoa In oompetltlon. Bole Agents In New Zealand 1 SH^KESPEAR AND CO., (Opposite tho Market,) UUBUN-3TRKKT. w. a' j>*" " BS THS BKKAT SB.WIK6 MAOHINB II^PORTKIi. Hiß IVtCX SKOSIVBn A Larue Shipment of ;li« OhaHenW Machine she World— Tas Whitb On.'s sbwino Maohisb The Mo»t Stlant The Oheaposi Ths Most Kapift The EiKiioat Aim The Most Simple i'hs Lsrcsat Taßlt The Most Kany to Worb The Boat Caver The Most DnrabJa The aimplest Shuwn Xae Moat )51«s*«t lbs ifestsrt sitltoi T&SADIiS MauMiiSßM Inaaa £& 10s. TUB neat KK^-.'-wn u&xmmizs stbb have, Prlca v? b'ASO MAGHINEB, £3 10a, Also, .«,WftJTfi OFT UIKTX Beanlnc Blcga: b'riater and lia mat Werthelm Standard Howe Oompaay'a Wheeler sad Wilson Brover and Bbjcm's Jones'e ABO Oomoatio Ana oJhor good makei vaoH 23, d, run Wrsk 1 2s, 6d, pjbb Wise' M M4OH!HaS OUAPAtraWBO. Theae Haohinei) cMxtx had of mr Amtnia 1- N. MoLeanscdOo., Pioneer Store, Whangare 1 Fhomivs Wolln, Cambiidno; WUllam Stevens on Onehungat IE- Warte, Hamilton; Parnell and Boy Inn, GlDbosno i Brennan and Co.. Tauranai •nd at other plsoe*. IpflK (|BEAT INKPOT, QUBBN-STKICICT.



Mokkets Die of Consumption. SodoEinS; I and tigers. This is a very important filet a | tending to prove that although phthisis'is to many instances'distinctly hereditary, neyertto-1 j lesß it may bo, and frequently is acquired. Sudr j; is the pathology of the eminent DtOravo,! whose clinical experience and literature aresfr1 f cepted as the highest authority. In late timca i the treatment for consumption and bronchial .1 complaints has become more specific and hope ful. Hypophosphite of lime is combined jnii; cod liver oil and quinine. The wondcrftl eucalyptus is also used with marked i-ff»t in bronchial mucous membranes. Tho combitlalioa i ■ of these remedies in Aickin'sSyrup of Eucaljptoi ] with Hypophosphite of i.imo and Quinins Id! i been the undoubted means ot affording jet-, ! manent relief to many sufferers. Agents—ll)B. ; New Zealand Drug Company. _ ,'..; ARTHMK O . JLJL & JLi ..,~ . GENERAL IMPORTER AMD :. COMMISSION MEKOHASI,' S3, LOWKB QUKKN • STBBJffI, AUCKLAND (Opposite Railway neetemsUoai, .' , AHD AT 9, NSW BbOAD-STBBIH, LOHDOSi AIM Bepreieniativea to Am»riw, Cm tlnental »nii Colonial Fort!, : ; GKHBBAL MKROHAHDISH oirjanrr's btosh^ BBAS, OOSFBSa rnPFBS AND BPIOES ■ ■ " DBIBD *BOT3B ._ i CANKED ffROTT 4NB VaUSXtiUMj . ! VBBSVBVBD MBATS ■•' H'f, !';■■■ [| BDOABB WOB. TAfKOOA, AKD 81S0 , ; 'J aaVSALTEBS ■ . ■ . oomrisonoHßßS JAWS AKID JELMfcS PBBBBRVBD riEO '.I ■■ COLONIAt PKODUOE ■" '"r ' ~ tOBACOOS CISABB AND mSABRIiB 'I '■WAX MATCHKS ■:■;■..■;■.>■;■; VTBAPPINO PiPlija FAPBB BAOS if ' ' SWINB9 . -■.■■..'; :';ii'i. i OILS AMD PAEMIfI : SOPS ' ". ■ ,:-:■ 'S:,:''v o<C>Ot2«l Al.'O VtAßi'aS ■ ' ;; OBOOKHSY . • \ . ' ?!AWO3 AND nAKMOIHDKa WJKB3 AHD HFIBTTS '■ , ,;" AHKMJY AKD BAMPLK EOOBB Vox Bbisish asto Fouwas matowjot*ll' INDENTS FOR~TII CLASBBS 01 MEHCHaNDISB. ' • 3xjiootvid os axivahtaqsoub tiewi tiiavEAE ADVAWOB3 On £*#'^JnS Bad other Colonial and Island Vto^u»m^i men! to liOndon, at Trhloh. port -Wsjiff:.1 eoei»i> oromntattanHonfrow Mrlk*"*™" 4.RTHOB H. HA.'i'EAB t CoPFBE! OoFFEE! CoFFBBI S. C. BROWN, Durham-street, Auckland, ._■ FLOUR MILLBR AND COFFH« 6 9™*. MERCHANT, , HAS AIWAYB ON HAND AHD . KoeSaib- ;,:: ] FLOUR. In aaoke, 100's, a«d 60I *," Bln^^j FLOUR. In Sftokg. 100's, and sO«, "Kea T BRAN AND SHARPS ', RAW AND KOABTKD OOFFBB PKPPER AND BPIOKB. ... In the matter of COOT^V**^ of the Public la called to the excellence ot w brands. »nd a trial nollolted. Tho Ml'cW!T oomposei only of the B»Bt PUatsHfln u»£, and the Best Chloory procurable,>>ft "" T . characterlßfd thns— . i_ ««« noffe* • " Kagle' (my best brand), nearly P«|^ B3 '• Ship" and " Camel." medium conew great atreiißth ana flsvour..,^ "OasUe" and " Leopard," low ineoHuu i-r oommoa ooffeea, . xatnatiS^" . To lovers of really fine Coffee, "S&w commend ihe "Ksgle." J? I'°1'° *SSept»W«. Medium coffees are found to be mosl kow and I Bar, therefore, ■ : TST THB SHIP BBAND TBY THE CAMBI. BBA»» gww , Proourable bom all Merohanta wa_ fa, keepers, loose, and in tins, 101 M.. 2a».»^ 71bB.,dibs..«bs.. bB.,BPdIIb. pOFFKK pOFFKK