CORRESPONDENCE.

WHARF ACCOMMODATION.

(To the Editor.) , •IB,—la the report of tho Harbour Board proceeding:! of yesterday, the agent of the Union Steamship Co. complains of the Tnrawera not i>elng~"able to discharge cargo from the aftci "hatch owing to the position of the shed on the wharf, Ihia de fect in the building is palpable to any one lookinsjat tte steamers, lying alongside the wharf. With ve-se)s on an even keel, the i space allowed between th° shed and edge lof the wharf is not sufficient for the swinging ot a derrick, and when vessels have a list towards the whart (which happens in nine cases ouc of ten), goods being discharged will in all probability be landed on the building, causing at lease considerable inconvenience. That a mu take has beon made, is evident, and not inadvertently, as attention was drawn in the public piiotsto the advisability of having the sheds built in the centre of jhe tee, leaving room at either side for tbe discharge of cargo. It scuds a pity that someone with practical knowledge ah mid not have been consulted before the designs were drcided upon and carried into effect.— I I am, etc , Common Sejh.b.

A PLEA FCR OUR GIRLS.

(To the Editor.) Sir, — A great deal has been said and written lately about girls who will not be c ntfiit to marry a poor man, or a trades man, but must tor.ooth many a man of in depeadent mean?, a clerk, or something "genteel." On the whole, the poor girls have been huving a rattier, bad time of ic. Like every other snbject, this one has two Bides, and, instead of wondering at the fastidiousneps cf the girls in question, I beg to express the most unqualified amaze ment that any girls can be found with courage enougb t'> face life with some ot these tradesmen. Listen to their conversa tion as they pass jou in the ttreet; observe their antics; note the tone of e.ca voice ; then usk yourself if e.ir] girl with s praia of refinement in her composition could exist in the «ane atmosphere with such coarseness, without enduriug agonies. "l" seems to form the staple subject of conver sation, and in speaking of females, who should claim respect from all civilised beings, their remarks are disgustingly coarse. It seems to me people begin at the wrong end when they blame the girl', who are naturally inclined to be refined, and until men lise a step nearer the level of girls, things must remain very much as cney aio. — I am, &c , CHAMPION. »

DR. MAUNSILL AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.

Another letter is to band on thin subject from " A Roman Catholic," tor which we are unable to find space. With the follow ing sentiments no fault can be found, and covy may fittingly close the correspond? em . o :_" With all ie*pect for JJr. Maun sell as a gentleman and a Cnristian, let ma be peimitted to suggest that It is moat unfair to impute to the whole people the reeling* or the sentiments of any tingle man. The Komua Caih lie* have been repeatedly held responsible for the un authorised aud unsinctiuoed acts aod lan guage of individuals. Every ardent ex pression, every word that overflow* with gall, every phrase uttered fn tne sudden, ness o! unpremeditated emotion, are coo verted into charges againtt the whole body of Roman Catholics 1d- precate the notion that auv.swind.i«g transaction* carried on by a few individual members of the ttoinan Catholic Church, even w.th >h« sanction and approval of >he Bishop of the diocese, should be held to represent the uct-t of the whole Roman Catholic body. I will sup pose tbat tome two or three dozen indivi duals of the ei-tablisbed Church of England arc gu lty of tbe came transactions as Dr. Mnunttll has imputed to up. Would it not'be wholly unjust to hold t>e whole body of" the Church of Kngland responsible for their defalcationt?"

THE PROGRESS OF WOMEN.

Writing in reply to "A Wonun" in a recent issue, " A Young Adam " says : — It U a thousand pities that this poor human spirit, if human it he, with its smouldering animosities, its unutterable groaningg, and agonising bat futile gaspings after vocal expression of Its pent-up feel ingt, did cot recei>e a more loving moral traiuiiig, and a more simple English educa tion, that it might have been able to un. burden itielf in lucid language, iutelligible to ordinary "taenj and especially to poor, down-trodden, enslaved, man-degraded women. 1 fear we have bere a melancholy example and warning of the poisonous ami part.icious ''fruits of philosophy," as pro pounded and promulgated by tne apostles of the new life, Bradlau«h and Hesaut. Ugly principles " Have all unaexed her; though a female still, No more a woman. By an alchemr Foarful and strange, her crystul love hath changed K'cn to this blaok precipitate of hate, And all hor nature become hateful."

FOREIGN CAPITAL.

"Kobinson Crusoa " returns to the attack In a long letter, with the object of " making himself understood "on this subj-ct. We fear oar correspondent will not succeed in his object until he first clearly understands ttio subjrct himEplf, and we nave no apace (or lengthy effusions containing tr*Dspareoi fallacies In nearly every line, For instance, "Crusoe" refurnishes up the exploded notion that a count>y cannot br prosperous while its import* exceeds it* ex poit i — the truth bein<; the ver> reverse, as the excess of tbe value of im ports shows either great purchasing power, or great commercial profits In tbe process of excnaaginß products. We quote a portion of the letter:—" Property fetching fabulous1 prices in Queen-street is not a sinn of colonial prosperity. It is the tigo.that all tbe peoplo have to rush to one spot to get a living-compete with each other to raise property, and create drooei to be main tained at tho cost of tha colony. Once acknowledge this unearned increment belongs to the people, and the effect 1b oentraliitd by all participation, in, the profits. Kvecjone of us would then ba in terested in creating new industries with the tariff, thereby causing manufacturing towns to spring up, nod doing God's will by com» pelting the people to live in the country that grows their food and clothes, and save all the necessary expense of sending orerything fourteen thousand miles to maintain people that should be living here. At present tbe Queen-street property-holders are interested iv making Queen-street the colony, a system that will make the colony Ireland,*'

OTAHUHU ROAD BOARD.

Annual Mectiny of Uatepayers, tub inhabitant} of Utahuhu have been for some time, disappointed at the non-fulfil ment ot Wiggins's storm prophecy, and a few still advisedly predicted the tail-end- of the great storm would fall on Otahubu at the ratepayer*' meeting, if it did not do so before. Yesterday evening a large number of ratepayers attended at the Public Hall, Mr Bowden in the chair. The bal ance-sheet for the year' tias read and adopted. The chairman said the valuation rolt was now upon the table, and he found that his and other ratepayers' names did not appear upon it. Be would ask Mr Gordon, the (district assessor, bow that was.—Mr UoriLn replied that no person's name had a right to be upon the roll unless they held pro perty, orhai: a tenantcy for at least 6 months, ttev. Mr Gould a»ked wba were responsible for the errors on the roll,—Mr Gordon said if any errors appeared they were depart* mental; but lie doubted If any such eirors were there at all,—Mr Swinger s-aid he would like to know what Mr Gordon, as the a seswr, wrote to his department in refer ence to certain properties. —Mr Gordon raid it was gross impertinence on the part of Mr Stringer to ask such a question.—Mr Hogau said Mr Stringer had no more right to know What the assessor said in bis communica tions to the Government than he (Mr S.rii.ger) had to ask the Postmaster what was in the letter be had just posted to a friend.—(Hear, hear.)-.tor. Wills asked the chairman if he would tell the ratepayer*) what steps he had taken to tind out. the true balance of last year's account. —The chairman said a com mittee was formed for that purpose, and the report of the committee was as follows: " That your committee ore unable to arrive at any conclusion from Mr S ringer's books, from the manner in which they have been kept, but Irom the secretary's books and accounts we find Mr Wills indebted to the Board in the sum of "three shiliogs and ninopence," which has since been paid.— Mr Wills said perhaps some ot the ratepayers were not aware that he had sued the Board for £2 16s 3d, part salary due, and also tbat he had sued Mr Stringer for £3, money belonging to the ratepayers. In Mr Stringer's case he was nonsuited, for the Botrd was answerable, and not an officer of the Board, bat in the case Wills v. Board he had been moat snamefu'ly treated, for the Board met

icularg and vouchers riZS'f, 01 '* for stationery, & c Bii^i, these were askedjfor ce,tl m V° pie ' of ■ Board wrthheld them Mr stStffi o*'he0*'he to Mr «rown that he had lost &ll,fZ mii> S any rate they were kept o ut ofS ? .'' r e& Mr t r^^*p (still in hi* postssion).-Mj&' for Mr S t rin«er had ÜbM, Z ed& had th-sevoucheisat home, and be had^u hi* drawn them from the oth r* fnr. lßl<- AQd what was that purpose t»^^ p?« ---another-fhear, hear) -S? &{*" Sf bear in mi.d that neither a mgV.lr acter, teputation, or life could he safe frS such a man. A mon' »hc^ repudikL^S own Mgnatu c one day and ackno»Si ' JK the next, is not the »L fafbe SS"SS the treasurership of a board ,rllh cheera.)-Mr Surges raid M^fe* I all vouchers given to him ' * it was untruthful tosav ha hiH^V'1? 11 Wills gtid Mr Starges was a tiSH^ tru.hful person, buf S ,,me «mftß^ lighted to walk just on the Xc Jf V df" instead of pluneiDj; ri^ht intn «. l tall> of it CertLl{th°e .^SU^Jgta him, but after, those .e'atiDg to bjb &!3 ? been removed or destrojed and IT*™ shamtful or unmanly course had nev«?!!s heard of at a Board meetm K $&£&& chairman anoouncei that the eleotL « ne W ■nembm won]? take ,placa ia^ due notice to appear it. the.Stab, nrif' meeting then broke up-likeW»g«W,l h! prophecy, "talk and noth'iri);.moie?' f!^ ■ : ~

ST. JAMES'S MUTUAL IM. PROVEMENT ASSOCIA TION

~ •—— ■" m Ths usual'weekly meeting ; of igt. JaajJaV Discussion > Class was held « n MonT night io the lecture hall of the Yonn 7 Men's Christian Association, Tiera Wa i* good attendance of members » o d fifS!? Mr A. S. Reid delivered an jifi£ essay on "The Theatre-Before wd fie hind the Scenee." He preface! Jib^m with a short sketch of the drama-from ib origin in Greece down to the t>re«eai a» and alluded to the struggles; it hii'| a fl« • engage in, and the opposition It has'haa^ overcome in England. Afnone tfce attebir* to extinguish dramatic art'ln EbglgirFrE cited an Act parted during the aMehdinK of the Puritans prohibiting the perfdrtS of |»my», and fimne every penbn jklirti being pfeaant at the entertainment,'M, essayist gave a graphjc descritition of® ordinary theatre audience in his disctoffi ot the first portion ot the-snbjetf, mi asserted that ihe theatre was a great moril agent, that it sluied with the pulnit tha duty of coriveyiog to the peopli the Whit tioni of following the prindpleßofvirtM&d avoiding those or vice. He considered that no one could witn»»s plavg such &> "Jo" withoutbeingbeoefitef), IwumSi the second portion of his subject, Mr Kcid stated people generally had very tnmm» • ideas a< to what took place behind tha scenes. Occasionally there might be some small liberties taken which would not be allowed in a drawiug.ioom, but most of iha stories circulated as to what took plau in side the curtain weie fabricationi, Be aa. mitted that as a class theatrlcal jpr6faji sionals were not cbaracteiisfed by 'blgli morality, but there was no reason why ai* actor or actress could nofrWlora virtuotu life, and tbe possibility of this had been proved by many illastnons;e!taniple!ij'%r R. S, Skeen followed with an eaay on ••The Turf," Hor*e-raciDg, he sddjvFM an ancient pastime. There were .chariot' *aces in the Olympic game*,-and 1* del. cription of such a ontesth'io bfrJonnltf the Iliad, Fiotn Greece, the sport wu.im ported into tiome, and England in her turn owed to Some the initiation of what unoir the great national pastime. It wis not, ' however, till some centuries later, that the sport iv its present form was inaugahted, but as eaily as John's reign, the nobill j were in ihe habit of indulging ia piisan coiteets. In 1512, tbe first public race took place, and from > that time to this horse-racing has ■ steadily increased" in public favour. It "<•W4i>- encouraged by the Todora and Smarts, it "■' languished daring the Commonwealth, only to be reinvigorated by tbe. accestion of iha I'merry monarch." William 111. patronisedi the turf, and Queen Anne's racehorses com peted in many contests. Mow the highpstj noblest, and best in the British, nation, patronite the racecourse and encourage tbo sport. The only justification for horse. racing was tbe desirability of improving ILO breed of bone*, yvithout this institution' it was probable do improvement woatdtate place. The turf depended for, its nttta' tenanceon the owners of herses, the book, makerc, and the public. Betting especially was essential to the continued exiitrott of .the sport, for otherwise owners could not be recouped for their outlay in breeding ana training. Mr Skeen 'condemned the use of tbe totalisator as calculated to dis. courage betiiog, and he also disapproved ol handicapping as tendine to enconnsi ownern ot horses to keep their meritadarlc, and thui deceiving the public The totalis. f a tor apd the handicap,'ha contended, weit ■ |o a certain extent demoralising th^ tnrl, Doth essayists were CimpUmtnted'onibilf, productions, but the concluHons.at ttijca they arrived met with considciabla oppO'l tlnu, Next Monday eteuinj; a donate will take pl<ce on the question—'! W,as■tt«i>»si vasionof by Great piltj^n *_Vwl«., tion of International Law? Affirmative,Mr Napier; negative, Mr B. G. Soth Smith. : . i

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praperv and Olothinff. Important to House- HOLDERS. IN CONBKQUENCB 07 EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS IN OUR NEW PREMISES, SAMUEL HOOMBES & HO. AMUEL HOOMBES w \JO. An obliged to ■SAORIFIOK THK RKMAINKKR OF J. COB QBAVB ft 00*8. STOCK. WE QOOTK A FEW OF THE PBICBS, WHICH Wllili BE SUFFICIKHT TO SHOW THE # Enobmovs Reduction MADE:— 721 n. HEAVY TWILL WBITB SHKHITING, lOii per yard; original prloe. la Sd OREWDSSN'S oAHooß.lidi per yard; sold at Bid dORROOKS'S CALICOS, 834 pax raid; origi nal prloe, (id HEAVY HOUSEHOLD CALICJ. editable tor Underolothlng, 2Jd per yard GOOD WBITS FLANNBL, Bid per yard 101 BLANKETS, splendid quality, 8s 6d All Our DRB33 MATERIALS. BIK3, &c, will ba Sold at ONE-THIRD liBSS THAN CSUAL PRICK A bale Ol LADIES' WINTER JAOESTS, 6a lid oaoh; worth 183 Bd 300 WATERPROOF UL9TERB,Ba 8d i original price, 178 6d SO MANTLHS and DOLMANS, the rlohoat QOOda every Imported to Anokltnd, will be sold at HALF-PRICK . THE WHOLE STOCK OF jy/[ I L L I N E X V INCLUDING THB.NBWKST THINGS IN TTATS AND gOHKKTB, Will be Sold at Nominal Prloes. £8,000 . .WORTH OF "\rOUTHS1 AND saawiß' '"'if • ijOYSI .-..,. ~-. , pLOTHING WILL BB S9LD AT CO PER OKNT. OFF COST PRIOF. m BEFORE PanCHASING VISIT "» ,: -; H.; /■ ■• : O '■>■'•". I.i ■ raJ Samuel Coombes & Co.1, ON THB PRBMISBH LAIILZ OOOUPOED BZ J. COSGRAVJS & Co.



>Aau.CiOU6^ j ' ~ TO-MORROWi J NOON. tobesoi.d'S'auctioh. . niTAGK of Eour Rooms, with a ingMo'srs tncrniHiiiLj To.be.Hcmoredwlthlnone week from Day of Terms Cash on tin; fall of the Hammer._ JAS. DACKE TO-MORROW. ROSEWUOiTprANOF.ORTfi. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FOR SALE, at our Kooms, Fort.street, onTncsday, Ith mot, at 11 o'clock. larfl Cntlery. Plutisd Waio, Iron md Minors. Wushstaucs, TolietWare, liit chon Uteu3llf. 50... SAIdUKL COi'H'KANE & SON, , Anetlo&etii. W.B.COCHRANK. JAMHBDAOBS MONDAY, MAY 7. PRBLIMInaHy NOTICE. m<m f AROK 'a LTOTMKNTB, 4t« XJAKO.K ALLOTMBNTS, ARCH TTILIi. RCH XIIL,L. TO BE LEASED fok FORTY YEARS. THE Subscribers will lease by auctioD, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, May 7, at 12 o'clock, - THK liKASB FOX A TERM OB1 FOBTY (10) YEAR 9 OB" 47 LAhGS BUILD INO ALLOTMENTS, belrg Bub-dl- Tislon Lot 16, Seovlon D. having front ages of from 50 to 137 tea!, "ay 130 feet to UOfeetlnfleptb^^ 1 heso allotments tv-o oTtustad at the Janotloo of the Great North i^oaa and tho roads to the Blanghter Honae and Ponaonby, Immediately opposite Mr Holmes's Hotel; and from their proxlmltj to lha brlok works and other Indus tries, cannot fall in a short time to be In great demand as homoa for working men, Plans and farther information on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO.MORROW. DURHAM YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, To morrow (Friday). The THOROUGHBRED MARE SIM PLICITY 3 Draught Horses, Drays, Harness, &c, 2 Farm Marea 1 First class Riding Mare, carries a lady 2 Hacks, very quiet Hacks, Light-harness and Draught Horses Drays, Spring Carts, llarnes3, Sadiles, &c. Poverty Bay Rye Grass A White Water Waggon, complete, with pole, fee. At 11 o clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, MAY 8. JUNCTIOS YARDS. "W3IOR SALE, at the Junction Yardfl, on JC Tuesday next, 120 Fat Bullocks, from Hawera and Waikato 700 Fat Sheep 60 Fat Lambs ' Dairy Cows, Store Cattio, &c. At 1 o'clock. HDNTER <£ WOLAN. AT AN EARLY DATE, EX WARWICK, FROM LuNDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AND OIL PAINTINGS. Boms Ot the best ever offered in AuoUand, . Catalogues will be Issued. GABftISL LEWIS, Auctioneer. "~T~- TUESDAYS. T HaE fiAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS niDKB AND TALLOW, each Tuesday, attto'oloolr, ALFRED BUCKLANP. B, TONKB K. 0. CABB B, D. TONKB WEDNiiSDAY, MAY 9. NEWMARKET 1 NEWMARKET ! 26 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. B. TONK.S & CO HAVE received instructions to sell on Wednesday, May Oth, at 12 o'clock, Of* CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES, adjoining ■*O the Bite o£ the Railway Workshops now In conrso o£ Erection. ' .' A Rare Chance for Railway Employees and Others. Within Thrio Minutes' Walk ol Newmarket Railway Station. m B. TOHKii it.. U. CABB. B. D. TONXB PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B. TONKS & DO. ICTILL sell by auctioD, In April next, <PHB WBLIrKNOWN PROPERTY of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Limited), at HUMTLY, afljolning the TAUPIRI COAL MINES, . ;, ■ ■ ■ '"_ ■ * •-, j- The Land 2a now being laid OS In TOWNSHIP SECTIOWS ACRE AMiOTMENTS^ana : RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At the same time will be sold The HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS - Whloh now stand on the property, Conniatlnß ot— 3 Homes oontslnlse four rooms aaoh. 1 Honae ooptalnins?. ihrea rooms 1 House containing two rooms I Blacksmith's Shop , , , ... .f'Btabto- £^» a __ ,Termß Easy. Pl»m ready shortly. ■■' > , t Fnrtlaer partlouiara maybe had ot ■■ S. TONES » CO., Anctloneera. Glass and Earthenware. f^hkSS, OBlNi, AND BARTHKNWARK. BOYLAN & TANFIELD, IMFORTKBB OF i CHINA, GLASSI, AND " KARiBBNWARB, rnur tor Intimatß that B'nce Removing their Bubimbb to their New Premises. Sibt have op? ndd a ' arge Assortment ol NBW GUODB, Inoludlng a Great variety of very choice ornamen s In Dresden and otner.Ohiua, Figured Gloss, Falfnoe, Venetian, and other ■ eE orlptlons of Ware.from Borne of tba best JCnglleh 'and Contlnetjtal Houses, an In- Bpectlonof which they respectfolly aollolt. Having ascertained from mjoyrecent ylßltore * I imnrMßlon exists in the minds of some MO. S° n f hS mibUo that there Is no Cheaper Address 174 QUEEN-BTRBET, Two poors Below Mr BattrM'o, Draper* ~l ~~ CHINA, I nnHE CHEAPEST AND BEST ■>''":*' ' ■ ASSOBTMEI II OV 0 X O; O X B R V, • CHI N A, g '; : AND g | • GLASSW-SI.RE, | . S ■• is a:: 'J G. BROWNING'S, § 267| qoeen-^bekt (sear mabket •Eheteancb). EstAblishbd 1865, fancy goods, i



Sporting Requisites. ' Shooting Seasow, lootl* j mHB FOLLOWING SMIMKtiI MAKBRSf *RU BKPRfSBNTKD BY TH3 UNDEIK- | W, & C. SCOTT & £ON, W. W. GUEENIii:, 1. HOtLIS & SONS. ___^^^_ ■* ' .-■• ■ • " ' I ON VlfeW AT 11Y S On. j The Finest and Largest Stock of Q-uns! ever shown in new zeala.kd. i gun 6 specially bokbd for kynocii"nkw "pkbfkot" brass shkll.b, by ] V. W, GRHENKR AND HOLLI3 & SONS. ' SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND. WTT XT r,.™™ r*TTkTivTAiri?n i ßv Special Appointmrnt to Sin Arthur 1 . XI. Hazard, (jtUNMAker. \ aoiwox, g.c.m.g. ; j AGENTS ALSO FOR HAY, MKRBICK & CXVS GUNPOWDHR. FOR TflK COLT' 3 FIRK ARMS COMPANY, AND JfOR JAMES PAIN'S FIRKWOKKSI FACTORY, LONDON. Igg_QUBBN-3TRKBT, J^UCKLAND. Prior Lists on Application.



Land and Estate Agenta VTili-iam Gulliver HOUSK. LAND, K3TATB. AND COMMISSION AQKNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR, MAPS, PLANS, SO., COMPILED. (COOMBES'S CHiMBKKS. 86, QOSEK-BTMBT. AUCKLAND.) W.G. begs to notHy his friends ana the pnbHo generally thst he has removed to the "Dove Srimlsw. wnere he hopeß. by e«rlo« attention to the requirements of hla clients, to merit support. From hla large knowledge of Ponaonby Prp pertlos.he Is In a position second to none to deal with partioa bnylnft or selling In that dia trloC Inspection of mr list resEOOtfully lnvltefl. A ready sale for Cheap Efonues aad Allotments NO SALE NO OHARGB. A long list of Country Properties open to In. speotlon. Inaur&noes efleoMd at Lowoat Rates. QUSEN-STRKKT. Tj^ ok S A L B, I? Bit EDWAKD W a YIK HOUSE AND ILAND AGENT. GBNKBAL BUSINESS for Sale; turnover BIRKknHBAD (near WharfJ-New 9 roomed BUSI« UKS3 SITH-Kybar Pass. Cheap. OHKHUNGA-House (8 rooms) £250 and £100 ONKHUNBA—SmaII Houßeschaap BKATTIKLD ROAD—House (8 looms), MCO SWAFIKU) HOAU-aouso and Lot, £550 CITY (to L6ase)-Oornsr atop. £3 a weak MOUNT ALHKUT—Home (10 rooms). 2 sores MOUNT ALBERT—Hours (12 rooms), 9 aoros MOUNT aLUKßT—Choloft Building Kites MOUNT KOttN- House (7 rooms), 1 aore MOUNT EDEN-HOQBB (6 rooms\ £550 MOUNT KfiKN— House << rooms), £U0 » MOUNT KDKN—House (7 ronma), 10 aoros MOUNT KDKN— *hopp, oipiial Blraation MOUNT KDKN-Choice Bulldlnf? Sites BIuHMOND—Honsos (Sto*rooms) KICHMOND— Building Sites HAMILTON-Cholco Acre Lota CITY (to Lease)— M»nnfaotnring Premises with or without Pteam power, SEo, GBKKNSjANK-6ocro^ : flno view ELLttUSLIK-Choloa Building Sitea KDKN TKBRACK-Housa (8 rooms), large Lot FAKMB at Hamilton) Cambridge, Pakorlmu ; Whsta whatn, Kaipara So, WANTKD, Small Houses near Queen-street to- PnrohaHe or Kent ___ F. J. MOSS, IW. F. O SULLIVAN F f J. Moss & Co,, HOUSS, LAND, AND KBTATK AGENTS, BHOBTLAND-BTREKT, Intending Bnyers are reapootfully Invited to Inspect our Llßt of Properties. Money to Lend at Onrrort Ratus of Interest. HOUSE, LAND, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vuloan Lane, Auckland. lisnkery l— VMur*-1, 'isah of New Zealand, EBNTS ana INTERS 'i Collected. MONET Invested lot lOapltallsta on flnrt-olata WourlMes. tsrrBOUT if S'.en. Bix per cent allowed on deposits nntL^nrested, MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Boueht or Sold to order. ■STATUS Managed (or Abaeotaa*. AUX)TMKNTB Bought, and Housea Built OB tha Weekly Payment System, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOB BALB a« fbi rooti- Bootlsna-street, 80/ WesMtreet, SO/ Infcerman-Btreel, Ul Hepburn-street. 80/ aond-street, 14/ Llgar Plape. M/ Araylo-street, 16fl Kichmnnd Road, £3 Beresford-street, 90/ OoOk-atreet 810 Perdval t>an!«, Ul Wharf Road, SO/ BeclamaHon. m Mount Kden Road. 24 HWstreet, 80/ Krber Paw.« 10s Haokett-fltreet, Ul Valley Road. 10s Nortbcots, 10s Brighton Kpad. W And In tuUtoi other (treats at lev ratoa, £,Ui(\f\ 10 USND, InßnnM 01 filO and up- J64UUU waids. on Rood securities. QOBURBAN HOTKL for Bale, about 7 miles i 3 fiom Auckland, on main thoroughfare, w,lth several aoruj of land adjoining, Ohcneo /or brewer or capitalist ' i~iHAPKii-BTKKKT—Two Houses for Bale on \j deferred payments. Capital ohanoe for handy man or working carpenter. rrWO BRICK. SHOPa for fale In the Centre X of the olty. Quite New. Excellent posi tion for bnsineaa, ' FRANKLJtf ROAD—New 6roimpd House for S*le, at &lfiO; city water sor to Let. at 2flß weekly. . PAKNEtiL-Slx-roomed House (new) forStle In Kutland-Btreet; pleasant view of har bonr. Price. £135. Kasr terms of payment. WKbLINSTON-STRKKr-9reomed House for Sale, with 2 lanre aUotmenW, front garden. Price £160. /COUNTRY SIOHB for Sale, with 8-roomed \j House, Stable. Cow-shed, ITowl-houge, Pig gery. Five acre* In crop and orchard. Or to Let at 25s weekly.- ■ _ ATORTHOOTK—AUotmentai two flno Corner 1> AUotmenta for Sale, fire minutes walk from l«t wharf. £3neaoh. KOSKBaNK KSTATB.-N«arly Four Aor« for Sale, on main road to Aaokland; level land, fenced, In gTass; 1J miles from Auckland. Aliorffl acres, water frontage. ~ : HOU3R at Mount Bden with about two BOteß . ground; having a main frontage of 417 ft. j orchard, garden, oow-sned, pigsty, fowlhonse, etc Price, £675. Kssy terms. : • ■ "DONBONBY.—Five-roomed Homwfor Bale in X ciareßce-streot ,*,, well.. finished; good garden. Prloßfl3oo. -' ' jfoKn—HEWTON—Four-womea Honse ana A,4U\J workshop for Bale, with good garden. DUBLIN-3TRKBiT, Newton—Very oomfort oble House for Sale (new), near Poet and Telegraph Offloes, on ■deferred piymenta. B«KaBKOKD-3TRJfH; r—Now and veryoon vonieat (tottsge for 8.»1(.., near CongregO tlonal Ohuroh, On easy terms. HAMILTON (Walkato)—Honsa and aore Of ground for sale, two minutes walktrom Bank of Now Zealand, for £05. Lot 331. i L WAIKIEKIK-Eigbty Aoros at WaikieMe for fM. Hslfln.-lid c'uance for working man. TtTORTHCbTK - Bevenroomed. jHoune. put- Xf Ijuildrnpia, itc, and SO actes, of Land for SMe. Very che»D.- Grand view1 of the harboui1. Also; New 7-roomed House and nearly 5 aores. DKVONPOKT, La^6 Koaa — Several vorj choloe yilter Sites too Solo,: having road and tee. frohtiges. end posacß9icg ihe finest landßC' pc views to be found around Auckland. #nen-A NIOK *JEW OOTXAOK In New- XApV to jj tat Sale, with large shed, allot' ment 10 x 100) very ohe&D. WAITBMATA RiVER FROKTAaK.-Lanfl far S&le at 61 pa? aorfli In large or small blocks* K&S7 t^irins* .CoAK-^HOUiIB lor Sale to .WUUam-street, *~Oo:'.ne(4r at. JaiiSßS" Church. Also, Very Comfortable Soven-roomed House, bath-room,. &C pi'loe £450.: ■■ . ■ XPFtsOJ&TGentiem&n'u VUI» Resldenoe. seten S:Ji woraa, ooaah-housa, atnbliug, &o. £1000. RBM 11 KB A—l 6 acres, for Baia j excellent soil acd Hpletulid tfatr " BRISHTON ROAD, ParneU - Slx-roomefl House for sala,- aUotmen'l 10 x 100 1 water laid on. Price, £300. ■ - "DONSONBY—New Sl3-room6d House anfi i WorKshoo for salej two allotments) two frontages j eaej terms. . ! |?AKMS n!ao For Sale f.» WalkomlU, Paifr •^ moremo, Stoked'a Point, Waltakerel, M*ho. rangl, North«3hore, Papataira, ■ ftc Alao. see Uli in mv Zealand Herald »nfl V/uUu Nem, OHA S. WILLIA MS ON, ESTATE AGENT, Vuloan Lane. •', ' . ■ ' ' ■■ ...:. ■; - Sawing Machines. BTBPBOIAL <Co&Mft(Knl AFPOINTMBHT KS I▲ B 111 S H.K D 1870., ONLY THE [•'■ / \ CELEBRATED /. / V IP , \) / MACHINES. Tiio Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. ' Tho onlr Sewing Machine which haa never been beaten in competition, . Sole agents in New Zealand : SKAKESPEAR & CO., queen-street (Opposite tho Market).



lame &c Gkound Limb, ground lime. FOR SALB, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHffi LIME, In any quantity, for Concroto Paths, Floors Collars, otc. (noxt to stone nagglng^la un r-lvallod for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work i is a llrst-olass matorla B. KE A NE, ~S^"l E AQ& NT, CaSTOM-nOUSE-STREET. AKB NOTICK-That notwithstanding all that is Bald In favour of other Mahu rangl Limes, the steady but inoreaalng domand from all carts of Auckland and Province, South and Auair»]la, la a sufiloleut guarantee a? «n.-the Kennlnota of PULHAM, Jl tNNi'ITNHI-A,NU 00/8 HYDRAULIC huh;. Kor Walls. Floors and Guden Paths It Oankot be Rcbbed Out. —For circulars and f urthnr information apply at Auottland Branch, Cuatom-houae-atreet West; ~Public iNOticea. 'PHK HasbeKKßT I X*. UUUKK-STaKKT. AUCKLAND ON OALS. jMAiTHi rrra OOi'.UiiAriDßL AMD ROM AM KMPISE,- Whlto CIOT6T, RcA C.oror, &lsy*e Olover, Cow Brass, Mneitan Fenoue, MeaJovr PoztalL Oreatoil Uoebull, (tape, Trefollum Inctrnstnro (HniU'lft* OUlveri, BUOK .4.MSF.ICA OJ3IBOT— tlmothf, Knctncicy tflueorat* i: joa Prateniiiy. Povwty Bay Kyegross, Lsnteriinty ityearMl. Oookxfoot. Prslrlserasa, Kattatl. BAKL7 BBKD POTATOBB, ab FOLLOWS I— Aahlcsf Kldaer, Tuylort Kidney, Canter bury Kiniau. i'atserain'o Victoria. LATKK VAKIKTIKB—HobarJ, Burton's M»» t.wn lisnnm, Sajton'i VIOT-rer Hail, etc. ALSO, Data, Barlav", Qaraen and ffiowei Heefl, Ooar»«, Fine and Kook Salt, lira;., Oharps, New *e»- Lund Flax. Ton1, t'awsoa Knd Ham?. BONSDUaX ahu BUKKFLOUK ot all siadsi, ISLAND AXD FBBUVIAN auANO. tta. ftO anSKETH 4~AITKJIS WAITAKEREI SAW-Mlliii.- Wantod known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising tho pricos when other mills havo no logs. Having tramways, my timber is foiled in the winter and Is nioro durable: tno snp almost equal to tho hoart of what is foiled In tho summer. Have now in stock. Builders Timbers and Cabinotmakera nclooted Broad Boards, in Kauri, Rimu, und Kahlkatea. Orders shall havo my beat attention.—Jons Smith. Waitakerel. Ist March. 1883. 7t H JS A P S A L B. G. COUTTS, Draper, Edinburgh Houbo, Nowton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronagoho has Received during tho last Three Years, and now Intimates to his Friends and the Publio. his Annual Choap Salo, begun on SATURDAY, "a wkS part of the Stock Is BUitable for the Comim? Soason, and wUI bo sold at CLKAIUNG PRICES. G.C. respootfully solicits an Early Call. Karangahapo Road (opposite Howo-stwot), Nowton. Medu al. -KTEKVOUS DEBILITY. DR. S. C. West's Nkhve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Spaclflo for Hystoria, Dizziness, Conviilslonß, Fits, Norvous Neuralgia . Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by tho ; uso of alcohol or tobacco, Wakof ulncss, Montal Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and loading to misory, decay, and death. Premature Old Ago caused by overoxor tlon of tho brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul eencb. Each box contains one months treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, Bont by mail prepaid on receipt of price, WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any caso. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 2Sa, we will send tho purchaser our wrltton guaranteo to ro f und tho money If tho treatment does not ofloot a euro. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SONS, Chemists, ■ ji Queen-atreet. Auckland. H' EHDBRSON'S SU PEKIOK BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND, MEDICAL HALL, ■ Opposite Three Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, AjlVitK OUMVijAS." lc. DX. KING'S DANDELION AND aUININK LIVKR. PIU.B) without Mer oary). Thb Bhst Rejirdy roK Biliousness 81OMA0H DHUAWOKMEdT, FLATOLKNaB, PAINS Bbtwtuw this SHOtrtnrHa, Had Apprtiot, Itreioasnosr, AororrY, Hbad-aohb, Hkabt bpbr1. an* all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia, ioltnowledgod br many emmtmt surgeons to be the safest and mildest pUI» tor every constitution.—ln Boxes at IB' IM, 39 9d, and 4a 6d. Sold by Chemists and Medlpfne Venders throughout the world. Prepared by Jas, Borko, London. Specially valnable Plllt for r-fli.donii! abvoad end travellers, Sold by KKMgTHOBWK, PkOBSKB & OQi PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIO rouses and developes the nervons enorglos, enriches the blood, promotoa appetite dlspou languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a speolflo remndy for neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of evers Mnd, ohest affeotlonß, and in wostlnii aiseaiieo gorofuloua tondenoies, &o, Tho whole frame Is Brootly Invigorated by Popper"!! Tonlp, the mental faculties brightened, tha constitution Krofttly Ktrnnßtbencd. and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, S2 doses, tsMl neit siro, Us. Bold by Chemists everywhere, Tha name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the label. There Is no Toolo ao certain in effort as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It la strongly reoommonded to resi dents In Indls and the Colonies, and nhould always be kept ready for use In every case of fwer or febrile condition, ' ... , " ' f aolfl by KKMPTKQHNB PHOaBBB AWP CO. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, L Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted from mcdl. etiml roots. Is now used mntoad of blue pill and oalomel for the oure of dyspepsia, bUlousneos, and hU oymptome of congestion of the liver. head-acne, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, dlsngreouble taste .In the raomlna, giddiness, disturbance of the Btomach, and feel* Ing of general depression. It seta tbe glugglßh Uver in motion, very slightly aots on the bowels. giving a sense of health and comfort with 11 hours. It 1b tho safest mediome. Taraxacum &nd Podophyllln In a fluid made only by J, PJSPPKR. Bedford LaborawiT. London, whow name) is on every label. Bottles, 2b 9d and 4s Bd. Sold by all'Chomistß. A most valuable, and essential medicine (or India, Australia; th» Oape, and Colonies generally. Sold hv KBMPTHOBKK. PBOBBBB & CO. '• QULPHOLINE LOTION."—An Ex. O tornal Means of CURING! BKIN DISEASES. There la scarcely any eruption nut will yield to "Sulphollne" In a tew days, and oommenoe to fade away even U It seenu past oure." Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohoo, scurf, roughness, vanish aa if my magio | whilst old, endnrlng skin disorders, that have plagued me suflerera for years, however deeply rootoa they may be, "Sulphollne" will Buooeßarally attack them. It destroy* the animalcules which causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a dear, healthy natural condition of the Bkln. " SulphoUneT* Lotion Is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, Us& Made by J. Pepper and Co., London. aolfi by Kemfthobnb, Pbobqbs ft Co. tain



wocMieß. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. HAVE NO OTHER KIND. PBELIMIJSJARY NOTICE. Owing to tha constant enquiry for our CBLE» BRATEO GOLD MEDAL PURK BLENDED TEAS in AUCKLAND, wo bog to inform all lovers of a good PURK ARTIOLB that we are about to open a BRANCH at 156. QUEEN STREET, noxt to the New Zealand Clothing Factory, and trust wo shall recolvo the support we have been promised. We might mention that our PURE TKAS aro Sold Wholesale and Rotatl by us at our different Establishments, and by over 500 Merchants and Grocors. On asking tlio support o£ tuo Publlo, we must asfi thoin to see that our NAME and PRICE ia on every Packet Sold by Grocora (none other Is i genuine). All our Toas aro Bought and Blended by a PROFESSIONAL TEA TASTER. Aro supplied to cur Branches and Agents from our HEAD OFFICE, Christchurch. Have boon ao" knowlcdgod exceptionally Clean and porfectly PURE. Sco " GOVERNMENT ANALYSIS." Havo boon awarded GOLD and SILVER Medals and pronounced by the PRESS, TEA EX- PiIUTS, and the PUBLIC, the best and finest flavoured Toas in the Southern Hemisphere. Thousands of Families and. tho leading Clubs, Hotels, ami Restaurants uso nothing but our BUARANTEED PURE TEA. NELSON, MOAT & CO., TEA MEECHANTS, CHRISTCHUECH, DUNEDIN, WELLINGTON, NAPIER, AND AUCKLAND. OPEN 21 st MAY. JJVEItYWHEIUC. Money. MO NB \ T U L X N D ON FHKKHOLD BKOUKITIBB. J. CBADWICK. Kauri Gum Broker a»d Commissiom agent, 13. customhoußk-3trkkt. Auckland ' JOHN W. U A X D I E, LAND. COMMIBHIQN, ANU KSTATK AG)CaT. MOSBT L«HT ifllOMI8SOB« NOTES, HOnBU. FUBNITUSB. &O, Bills Dlßoonnted n*Hy. Moitgages Negotiated, HIQB-aTRKKT. AnOKLAK £11) to £1,000. VICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGICNOY. HIGH-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND POSITS OITY COUNCIL OftUOBS), Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Pomona! Seooritr. Ue di cf trapenr, share*, &.c Repayments oas be made In InstalmanH of Ona Shilling pick week for oach Pound bor rowed, or In ny war to suit borrower* Communications Confidential. Post Ojtiob Addhrss i hot 90. Auckland* _ tnpuStrial and provident X PKRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT aOOIKTY CUT AUCKLAND (Corner ov Vulcan Lank AND QUKKN-STKKKT). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, -This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily carrying full rntc of Interest and Profit. ■PAID;UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payablo half-yotirly) and par ttclpatlng In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. 'Interest allow oil on Deposits for 12 months, 7 ppr oent, and on Uopojita fur 0 months, 6 per cent per annum. | 'BORROWING DEPARTMKNT, 'Tho Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three f onrths tho value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho whole of their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtained at the Society's oiHoob. 6KORQB FRABER, > Manager. 1/iXCHANGK UN NJtW ifOKK AND Jty LONDON, In sums to salt ; '.'. -FOR BALH BY 1 ARNOLD, HINKS. AND CO.. : Corner of Custom-house and Yon Btreatß. P B, M O V A, I* Tho Business of the AUCKLAND LOAM OVFIOK, Qaoen-Bt'oat, fcas. been removed la Monte Do Plete, Darby-street. All communi cations or letters i for Ji H, NoumoUßen to bo lejttthere. ... .-■■■ . ONEY TO LENDi In large or small Bums, nt ufmai rates ol interest I CONNKLL&OOOVKR, "'" aollolto™. Vuloan Lane. * UUKIjAfIU risKMAKKST X±. OOOPKHAIIVK . BUILDING AMI INVBBTMKNT BOOIKTT. ■■ O»»l0«l-1«T, Quimw-HTKM», LOANS ernniort upon approved lesonritlei et Freehold or Leatehold ProperUee in turn* of 00 to £8.000 principal and Interest being re. payable in UMtaimenM at the followlna R» duoed I Kath for repayment of , Moh AN borrowed l— . KepaymonM exttna- „.. WlM)r Total amount ""~ T"iT&. « ». d. ' I rear - . II 1 ICMOO lyeart _ Z 1 010 108 I I IreaH I - 14 T 111 II 0 H rears — _ 8 » UB U • 10 years . - II 1W U I • And n the same proportion tot •malle* or larger loans. ■ DKPOSITa,-The Soolety receives Money M DBpoeit at rates as follows :-Kepayable at 7 days notice, S ncr oent. per annum; repayable ta six months, 6 per oent Wjrannnm^^^ Seoreteff. MONEY TO LEND ON PERSONAI. SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive JM 10a Porsons borrowing £10 recolvo «9 Porsons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £50 rccoive £4S Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments, mils discounted dally. Btriotest seoreoy. „ I^NDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (1 doors from Vulcan Lane). ONEY TO LEND, on Keal nutate, in aums of £50 and upwards, at the our rent ratea of Interest —Apply Wm. S. Ooohrane, 25, N. Z.i Insnranoe Buildings, or Hamuel Cpbhrane and Bon. Fort-street. ; M" ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Securities. WM, COLE MAN, Solloltor. Corner of Queen and Snortiand-streete, ~h LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on J\. good Freehold Security, at lowest rate ot interest. - C. Aiokin, General Commission Agent, High-street. ; TO LBND on FREEHOLD 3iIU,VUV SHCURITY.-Apply WINGATB, BURNS, & CO., Fort-streefc ONEY TO LEND, in large and small sums, at current rates ol Interest Apply* "gsagflfciv ONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of toterest.-ADPIr to JACKaOII * RUSSELL. aoiioltore, Forbfltreet,



Ironmongery. ? _—,—.—»^ . —— ■ ■ ->■— ————— \ E. POETBE &c CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL « IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, I QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. ! RODGERS' & LOGKWOOD'S CELEBRATED TABLE CUTLERY. Bets. Flsnßiioeß and Oarvert, Napkin Kings. Steak Dlshw. CrueJ Frame*, Liqueur Frames. Ea>boa»oi and Kugrated Trays, Tea and (Jcltae Servioes. Carni and C»rd Ba-k«ts. Vine eclairs. Nntoraok«, Otlury ataodP. sugara and Creams, Turt Serv.rs, Sardine Boxe». PotUe Holderß, Sugar Blfterß, Frnlt Spoons. SflUd Kntvts end Forks, Brideso»ke Knives, Jell; Spoons and Dishes, Chlld ren'u Caps and Bets WHITE WIRE GOODS, "ffl««»welntrodn«(dlheioGoodß,theyhaveoOß>elntoQ«et»lUßO. _ ■ ENGLISH AND AMERICAN TOOLS. From thi tiisi Makehb. . iiu-^ Rochet Braces andßreast Drius, E<ulish and American Hand j-aws. Boxwood Bales. Compasses, and Callipers, XC &o. BLACKSMITHS' AND MINING TOOLS. iiyarauioa oomolned. Swaae Blocki. Hearth Backs, Water Tujre Irons. Tnrntn« Lathea for Iron and Wood. Blocks and Dlos. .-crowing Maoblncs for HoltH and Pipes L rilling Maohlnos. tc.o. COOKING STOVES AND RANGES. O OUR LARGE SIOCK OF STOVES COMPRISE- O Smith an'i Wellitood'a, Watson. Gow and Co.'*, Araerlo»n Oookln* BtovOJ, with la«e«t Improve- Q • menu, for (3oal or Wood. H. P. & Oo.'s 8olts«ttlo«[ X PVI Cotiag» ltiin«e« with oven and holler; Hanctoi v^ W with a ovean and boiler, saleable for large lamtllei ■ and hotel*. uttinu |fANTBLPIHGIS In Carved Btatuarr. 'White Vein, toJ. RJaMBGLKD BLVT* Ditto, la Blaok and Gold, and Other Sew Style*. HBW UraONS in TUslleuthj, TUei for Bhopi, Battiß, Fniiltare, ftOk XC. STEAM ENGINES AND STEAM PUMPS, • ' " i - ■: " , - __^^^^. ■ "* '■ i■ -"'J * ' I Just landed, a Shipment of the above, from TANGYB, 8809., comprising four and KtahMiOne Boho Knglr.es, Sfewn Pumps. 6 x 3 x U. do, 8 x 5 x 12, Wwtpn DltrerontUt "^Blocktt-tonS 2-ton). JoUer.' Clampß. Iron Bench Boraws. Tangje Metal for toatlßßi, Phosphor BtooEss. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH LANTERNS, F6R OIL, CaNDLE, AND KEROSENE. Tubular Lautornp, Hurraoane Lid tarns Farm Lanterns, Stable Lanterns, Paoket iamtcrus, ■ ■ Bull's eye Lanterns. Tbe Tubular Lanterta can be filled, lightid, and regnlated without removing Uie Rlobc. B. POETBE & CO., WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT : RETAIL DEPARTMENT : HMH-SIKBRT, QOEBN-SIRBBT, AUCKL A N D. BRANCH STORK t NEWMAEKET. AIL ORDERS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SVBUBBS.



DKAD'tHIS A T loiWkti FOR A GENUINE CLEAttINU SALE, v-,d< m -ess* id Lrtja 9OUSTOM-HOC8»OT«K1W Q . ':' '' ..,!.„ ~ BAST, •; v;d '#»"■* f| ;■ | IaOFFBRtNa 'p.j^Jd^ /"IHINA. pLAB3 ft TrARTRBNffAiIB AT OHBAPJBB PRICKS TBAN BVBB OFFKRKDIN THK OOUJNY. THE WHOM■S^PSRBjSI"^ '* Tea Tbarb Aim ABB INVITJHJ K> BfSKOT. • - ■ '.';'.,'; . ■ O 'ai/"'.|[! V.» uijisMfl.JS w] BBBAKFABT. niNNB?. *»P W&^TW ■ WKDDINOAND.piBTPnAt i!•.*•' PBKSKNTB. , .-..■; at te<# Oonveyanceß. '^; rpELEFHONB LI»& OF rROFAL 1 MAIL COAOfl»&:.J" >■>.«»'■'- ALTKEATIOS "OFiW'^lJfi* , MOETH SHOEK AKD .ftAKMASHWHi. TIMK-TABLK : WHfTBB «OHXM The Lake co»eh will, on »»* "JatTfiSS*"'l i 1888Lwd until further n etloa.rimtoa«l»w*' l] 4.Mpmi La»veT»topanaaohoollioM»«f«*»*., offloe «t 10.20 a.m. and 3 p.m.: .I*»ye.™»»w" ~i m it ir'-jV?!,;-^1 BAnrKßnKtfs . ';,,■ ~,.;»• From Umow BAHK-rmWaterptoftl»*^,' und 23 m<nutei to tue hour, , , _'~" ta hh ' From Thb Thhkib Lamm-20 iu1bi!»«««/V» hour, and every hoar. .oiniutlJi From Union Bank to Bb^^V**®LjZ pastß, 7mlnuteipast6,»»d S mS°ittJL I*'" From BBitt» Bjeaoh-8.30 a.m« * «»»f, ; [I 6 itoJL iiiliJ-— i|^ fii iVrs. inut xabw. a luwto AX* HlU luim •fl.nam uam !*»■ -. tjim iUpm Mlpffl ' »am •MJltm lU*™ Uipn Jgpm Mf" ;■ j • Swept ToMflan and tram Auckland and 10JO frOTl A01™" will co to aad from tv w»—•