EUROPEAN NEWS.

•- -J— ♦ We have received files of London papers to tho 2nd March per the Orient Company's ' Bteamer Potosi,from which the following extracts are taken:— . • I ! Ireland. A parcel containing 6ozs dynamite, with fuse attached, addressed to 'Kail.SpeuC.r,' has beeu dropped into (he Ballydehob I'.ost ollici". The address was written iv a lar«o band:—"_(Hi Her Majesty's Service. To the Bight Don. Earl Spencer, Dublin Castle." " The parcel bore no postage stamp, end to this omission the postmaster pro- J bably owo i hia life, as, had it been stamped, j ho,.would certainly have impressed .the official die in the usual way, and tho.stroke must. have caused aU explosion. In the contro of iho package was a portion of a j fuse with a percussion cap on the top. , Dynaniilo was placed ro support thexeutr.ul j fuse, aud a farther coil of fuse was bound j round the dynamite, the outer coveiicg being of calico,.ou wheh the label bearing the 'address, wal jpasted..' The postmaster,. recognising the nature of the contents pi the ! parcel, communicated with the, police imtiie- j diately, but there is very little likelihood of tracking the culprit, aa before'he wa* aware ot what.- the package cuusisted, tho,post- ■ master .'destroyed tho label and outer cover ing by throwing it into the fire. • Carc-y and all thu jiiisoiicrs are kept under.the strictest surveillance, and are not allowed to" communicate with each other, or, in fact, with any'person. Even their wives or other nearest relatives arc not per mitted to fee them unless in the presence of a warder, With, respect to Mrs Byrue, it should be'remembered that Carey distinctly stated in his evidenco that he did not know the name of tha' woman who biought tho arms,to him, hut vva3. afterwards told that it 'was Mrs Byrne. There is nut the slightest reason to suppose that he meant to to deceive the police, and the value of his information in. not impaired by this|mistake. ! With reference .to the disclosures made by the approver Carey during hi-i exn'miiia tion of Kilmainhom. the "Irish World" h < published mi outrageous leading article, which contains ihe following seiiteuce wholly printed iv iialics :—*• Wc desiie to see England struck by, a more telliug blow than any contemplated by tlie man who were iho actors in tho Phcenix Park tragedy." In another pat it says :— " When the eeutoiice of Judge Lynch was executed in Phoenix Park there rwss no such universal approval by lii.h raon the world over as there will be when English skies are reddened by fires kiudled for the purpose of tenchitig the English Go vernment that, injustice to Irclaud mcins clangor to England," After va^ue hints as to terrible, pot-ibilities in etore, it proceeds : " We.know the vulnerable part of England. Wc feel certain, if that is exposed to attack, the days of English oppression iv Ireland are numbered." • A coirespondnnfc of the,".Times"states that recently an assault, took place in a public-house on the Maanitrasua Crown witness which originated through . ome ob servations made by a young IrisL«American named Mulrow, who is a near relative of Myles. Joyce, ouo of the men executed for Maatntrasoa murders, It seenn that ono of the Joyces struck Mulrow with a loaded whip, inflicting a severe wound ou his head. A general fight thui. eu.juod, aud the police interfered with drawn swords. They werj, hbw't-ver, soon disarmed, and the weapons were freely used upon tbo police and the Joyces. Mulrow is dangerously wounded, anil in under arrest in his father's house, beiug in an unfit state to be brought up fur trial. Anthony Joyc>, one of the Cro*n witne-ses. is seriously wounded, having received a sword thrust in the face, aoue of the police are seriously wounded, but some of, the combatants were badly beaten.

Mr Parnell's Reply to Mr Forster.

In tho House of Commons on the 23-d February, a largo number of members w»ro present to hoar Mr Pamell's reply to the speech ol Mr Forstcr on the previous even ing. After a long aud severe personal attack upon Mr Forstcr, in which he spoke of him as a man who might bu called an in former,- Mr Parnoll declared that, with re gard to his supposed connection with Sheridan, he charged Mr Forsu-r, not only with suggesting au utituUii, but wi'.h sup pressing the fact that in Mr O'-ihea's nitei view with him the names not only of {Sheridan, but of Davi.t, ltedpatb, Boy;on, und ttgaii were mentioned, [here Mt Forstcr interpotod, and said tliey never aad been -mentioned ■to him, and Mr O'Shea retorted, •' i'heyhvero i_ueutioueil."J As to tho use of the funds ot the Land League, there w-js no doubt that cheques h.id beeu sent by the strsteutation fund to ihe families of suspects. Mr Parnell next made sonic acrimonious reflections ou Mr Forstcr, and advised the Government t-> tako Ijini b.tck as better fitted to administer the Crimes .Act up to tho hilt than his successor. The "Homo News" observes:—" On Friday, February £3, an unusual throng of members and distinguished visitors, in cluding the Prince and Princess of Wales, were present in tho House to hear Mr Par nell on his defence. But hs almost ostentatiously omitted to reply to Mr Forster's accusations. Ho was, lie declared, indifferent to English public opinion, und he only cared for the approval of those for whose good he worked—the Irish them selves. He took some notice of Mr Forst-r's specific allegations with respect to his con nection with tho American Land League organ, the ' ( Irish World,' but he failed, or rather did not seriously attempt, to cle;\r himself of the imputed responsibility. Tho only point on which be showed any dexterity was in dealing with Mr Forstor's tnunt that he had lost iniluetico iv Ireland since the Kilmaluham Treaty. This fact Mr Parnell did not not, deny, but he attributed it to the operation of the Crimes Act, which ho had foretold would lea»o no place for the 'constitutional agitation' in Irish politics between the Government on the one hand aud the secrot societies on the other." ' - On Monday, February 26, Mr Parnell again appeared before the House as the mover of an amendment to the address con demning the administration of the Crimes Act by Earl Spencer and Mr Trevelyan. Originally, the resolution contained the positive assertion that the policy of the Irish Executive had resulted in " the hang ing of innocent persons;" and although this accusation was afterwards qualified, the essential extravagauce of its terms re mained. It embodied ectioii3 charges against the Irish Judges which Mr Parnell did not even attempt to justify, aud which were amply refuted by several speakers oa both sides of the House, He succeeded in establishing a slight grievance in relation to tho Curfew clause, and he showed that the Crown in selecting tho juries had exer cised a wise discretion In partially ex cluding Boman Catholics, But his failure to impugn the conduct of the Irish Ex ecutive was more disastrously signal than his failure to rebut Mr Forster's cbarpec, and ouly induced 15 of the Home Kule members to follow him into the lobby. The evident result of these events has has been scriondy to diminish the authority and pro3<i>e of Mr Parnell iv Ireland, Tho debat s in Parliament have proved bim to be without a case ; the discussion males it doubtful whether he can be sjid to have a following. The ovorwhclmiiiiT defeat cf his candidate for the cmiuty of Dublin was the first practical evidence of his waning in fluence in his own. country Seven years ago, when Mr Parne'l himself, then an un known man, contested the county ou tho same principle 5, he was only defeated by a majority o! SOO; his nominee is now beaten by more than 1000. The difficulties of his position have become so acute that speculation is busying itself with tbo course ho proposes to adopt iv order to ex tricate himself from them. It is suggeited that he meditates au early retirement from political life,

France.

Tho "Official Gazette" of February 25 publishes decrees placing the Due d'Aumale, tho Due de Chartres, and the Due d'.ilentjon on tho retired list by rctrait d'cmploi. These' decrees aro preceded by a report signed by General Thibaudin, the Minister of War, which demands the adop tion of the measure, on the ground that public opioion has' become alive to the in convenience caused by. the presence in the army of officers belonging to former reign ing families, inasmuch as the great princi ples of military subordination and common discipline might be found to be weakened by the,presence at the head of the troops of men whose birth.gives them an exceptional position,

France.

Tho decree expelling the princes from the army was communicated to the Due d° Chartres on February 25, just as b°. was going to bed. General Comat, °! ""ef of the staff, was instructed to infmin him that the general bad returned from Paris at mid night, and desired to see him. The Due de Chartres put on his uniform and proceeded to General Comal, who appeared rather embarrassed when he stated that General I Thibaudin had given orders for his imme diate departure from Kouen. The Due de Chartres observed that nothing authorised bim to quit his regiment unless ho received

a.fritten order. . This General Cornat had. got ready, Tho prince arrived early the next morning at the cavalry barracks to give the.order to the officer on duty. "! 1 After receiving the decree, the Due de Chartres issued the fallowing order of the day: — ''pincers, sub-officers, brigaaiers, and chasseurs,—.During live years we have worked together we had but two aims—to prepare fur Prance devo'.od and well-trained soldier's,.arid to maintain the 12th Kegiment bi Cha,Becui'B at the height of its old lepu'a tiou acquired on the battle-fields. I never hud the honour of leading you in battle, It wi'l be regretted all my life, t was at .your side at Solferino, and with the army of the Loire. I will he there, again next time. Meauwbilc obey my successor. Prove by your zeal, your devo'iou, by an absolute j obcdii nee to the laws of the countiy and to military regulations, that the lemons I have ! taught you were inspired by nothing else but honour and the love if our country,"

A. Loyal Silver Wedding.

■ The Berlin Court bas just been the 3'-.et>e of a splondid pageant. The silver wedding of tho Crown Prince and Princess cf Ger many, • the festivities arranged for which were, iv consequence of the death of tbe Kaiser's i only; brother, 'postponed for a liioutb, was celebrated on Wednesday, February 28, upon a very brilliant scale. Ali tlie members of the House of llohen zollera came to the German capital to. do honour to the hero and heroine of the occa sion. The Court, of England was repre sented by the Fii'icc of Wales. 'Ihe Dake and Duchess of Edinburgh had come from Si. Petersburg, nor is theie a single European Government which filled to send a special repre^eniative. '1 lie rejoicings opened with the general riception. A state baequet was followed by a procession, tho gtand dukes, princes, and other Koyal or illustrious per sonages taking p^i't iv which wore the most magnificent costumes of the C^urt of Fred erick 111. The procession was itself uthered in by. au English quadrille in which the Crowu Prince of Ausiria had as his partner Lady Ainpthil). The whole seme recalled the splendours of the mecliicval German Court, and constituted,;.in the opinion, of tlios-i who witnessed it, the most superb spectacle of the ceutuiy.

Dynamite Explosion in Belgium.

An explosion of dynamite occurred oa February 23 at a village in the neighbour ho id'of '.lUfsels, in ciinfcqufince of which two men, one of whom was mortaliy jw< unded, have heen arrested. From their hreliminsry cxaminotion before the Juge d'Jnstiuction, it has bseo ancertaiued that their names are Cy voet and Metayer, both of whoro wero recently sentenced for taking part in _ the.:-. Socialist -disturbances at i Montceau-ies-Mines. Both the pruoners bslong to a Committee of Anarchist*. On being fust questioned as to the cause of the expl sion, tmy stated that they were about to make a trial of some new substance for pyro.ech.nic displays, a portion of which ac ci'leutally explodtd io ihe pocket ot one of ihcni. The police have seized a large num ber of documents showing the existence of a conspiracy affecting Belgium ahd several other European States, aod telegrams in cy pher have Keen rent to Vienna,Paris,Beilin, and bt. Petersburg. Several arrests are expected to be nude in Kru-sel», and three houses iv tho city are closely watched by the police. 'Ihe «re»ter part of the lettcw und documents seize! by the p dice iv coa n*cii..ii wiili the exil ision are ia the Bus sian and Italian laugmig*, and have refer ence to a vast international plot orgaui.ed ■hy Anarchist*. Later a-:co>inia itate thit i-Metayor tia< disd of the injuries he then rrcei'd. His companion, Cy voet, will, it ■is believed, hi shortly handed over to she lTiiich authorities, hi* extradition having been domauded. Another arrest—lhat of a m*n Mimed Siambochi—lia< betn made in connection with this plo .

Continental Socialism.

The Madiid correspondent of the "MauJard" writes on Match l:-"The Socialist agitation iv Andalusia has a-inuncd a very serious aspec;, iho arrest of the chief of the Jerez Anarchists has led lo the discovery of as- ciety called the ' Band of tlie Mack Hsud.' It comprised 49,010 Socialists of all lauks, fiom peasants und operatives io »hopkeepers, larmeiß, and small landowners. The organisation was divided imo 190 district federations and 600 local sections. In many villages and small towns almost evory householder was a KocLJist. In the investigation they have marie, the Judges have discovered that tha tsuprciue inspiration and iv 5 tiuctious, with a code of organisation and rules, have come j from an Anarchist named Ceter, in Geneva, I aud tho coiresp-mdeuce which has been | seized confirms the confession of the ring j leaders, that the society wai iv active com ; muuication with the international and otoer revolutionary groups abroad and in the prin cipal towns ot Spain. Letters, thieatening Judges, have been received from Madiid, Barcelona, and other places, to which ac complices have been traced. The docu ments and proclamations seized are headed with the wordu " Association of Working Men, Section of Agriculture" ; or '* Section of the labourers," and so oi. Ouo document congratulates the leaders on the fact that the Spanish Federation was the largest and best orgaui-ed hy the International in Europe. The t jul or the accused will be delayed by the disco<ery of the widespread character ol the secret societies, The magutrates as well as tho police are embarrassed by the number of prisuersand the revelations lead ing '.daily io further arrests in places far apart, The prisons at Jerez, Arco,«, and BCa'liz are so crowded that the authorities have decided to scud minor offenders to I>* eville. Telegrams irom tbe seat of the agitation describe the population as much excited by the daily sight of the arrival of Urge detachments of prisoners, brought in, mostly from lural districts, by gendarmes and cavalry escorts, ln the gaols of Jerez alone there aro 380 prisoners, and in those of ,*rces 250. To-uiiiht arrests bare been made at Madrid, Barcelona., and other town*, in consequence of the information . given by several Anarchist agitators. Arms and dynamite bave also been f eized to-day in * ndalusia. The suspects arrested to-day belona to the middle class.' The secret s cicties aro reported to have prepatod a genoral strike ol the peasantry, to tako place at the open ing of the aping season, which begins early iv Andalusia, This would aggiavate the situation by i-ndmgcrirg the crops. The terror of the landlords and the insolence of the agricultural labourers are increasing,"

Miscellaneous.

Tho Prince of Wales has been created a general in the Prussian army, and the Emperor has presented him with a sword fiom the Ui henzollem Museum. The Me sageries Maritimes Company have just couifleted another new steamer intended for the / ustral'au' trade. She is named the Sydney, and her gross tonaage is 400S ton.°, and her nominal hors»-powcr 600. On ber trial trip from Marseilles to Spezzia, she attained a speed of 15 '20 knots. She was built in the company's dockyard, and she will leave that port for Australia via Mauritius on the 15th inst, ' •Mr Atthur Hodgson, one of the " pioneer " squatters of Queensland, but for many yeais resident in England at i-Wrat ford-ou-Avon, has been selected as the Con servative candidate for Fiome at the next general election. An application having been made in the Court of Q'.icon's Bench for leave to file a ciiraiual,' information against Mr E. Yates, the proprietor of the " World" newspaper, for libel, the case came ou for argument on March 1, The libel complained of was 1 contained in a paragraph which it was now admitted contained au,untrue statement reflecting seriously oa the 'conduct of the I"ari of i.ondsdale. It was urgrd iv exte nuati a tbat at the time of the publication the proprietor ot the ." W.rld". did not know to whom Ihe paragraph referred, and that steps had fince heen takeu to remedy any mischief which might have been done. Their Lordships, however, made tho rule absolute for acriroiiial infoimation. Says a coircspondent of '-St James's Guzettn :—" I cau endoi" c the view taken by ' Gerontes'cf the comectibn be:ween 'Home Uu'eandthc Caholic Church,' for I have a letter from a Jesuit recior, date I January 31, 1574 (during the Reucral election) advising » ci'ndirl >t- ti t'y fur a seat in licland by going in for the following platform . ' Home Lul-, Catholic educa tion, amnesty (ot the Fuu'tui prisoners), 1 think you may faiily commit yourself to.' " The German newepap rs blai«o Mr Par nell for not having openly noudcmned the Phoenix Park murders, and say that his omission to do so y[l be reguded as au ch couragement w Criminal agitators The fate-of California'has brought an ac'Lui against the'Ceuttal Pacific Hallway, claiming damages io ihe exientof 2,000 000 dollars,-on tbo ground that ihe couip'iny have ignored the.provisions of.the c.mtract by which f hey received a d from; the State during the construction cf a line. The "Monitcur do Homo,'' commnntine on the discnsiiod in the English Parliament on Irish affair-, says : -•' Iho Irish people must now p-.rceivo how true it is that a straightforward aud Christian policy is always the best. Pevolutionis's who ran sack and murder are Ireland's worst foe*. Ihe Pope, the bishops, aud the clergy, who

entreat the.lush to usa'TrZ'^SSS 1 nothing but loyal arm* friends, and do more taCC?« beat 1 cipation This appears cLrl^^an I every day. We^ike^^»*^ ' Gladstone will find the mea ? Ltlut ** I the cause of Ireland Ctyn N partisans of • Mb. One,' Md Jl i* »c 1 all to expiate the crini Bof al" % < I sectanaus," a ,ew m'Eeral| a 1

THE ANGLICAN CHURCH SYNOD.

I I NAPIEE, Xue^da^ I j T"E Synod Ms aft «noon passed » n Js^ I lof motions cf a formal character ',?' > 1 hop of Melanesia tabled a motionre«»lJ ßv the Archbishop of Canterbury to 2 1 expression of opinion from the a ? i communion of all paits of the , WotI J B y> I tbe manner in which missionaries 2 1 1 deal with po.ygamists in bapfi^J 1 and m questions of divorce. AfterVh 1 the motion wa3 withdrawn. , ■ Tho Synod unanimously adopted » . I solution expressive of regret at tfi« A iv' if Sir William Martin, fS^< j Pcv. Mr Tanner, Archdeacon WuLH I others who have gone to their lon ' £H- I since the last Synod. Mauy speS^ 1 ferred in the warmest terms to S tt" acqniremcuis of Sir WJHi am vtZS,®* his services to the Church. ■ """iMtt It The Select Committee apDointorl'*; ;': ■ 1 sider the question of pensions to thalhl presented a report, the chief mmL^P • I tions of which were :-_i. Tbatitis^ T'' 1 to establish a general pension funSf 5 I ecclesiastical province of New Zt.tUr.A-} * That all accrued funds of diocesan J' -2" t fund* be left to the credit of S» I that the increase ot such funds tlirmii T I 1 limtedtothe interest on the S * 1 special donations. 3. That every m^i M should give one offertory y eat lv (VT 1 M fund.. 4. Tnat clergymen pavl.,!f? il fee, to the fund, but ?f^suchfeYs&? ' 1 less than £6 iv e.ch parish, the'dS* 0 ■ to be mado good by the diocese' 's S I?' each clergyman pay £4 per annam'tetfc ff fund. 6. That on the retirement 6 r -H r P ot any clergyman ho or his teynsenlag *J be paid on an actuarial hjsk ' -*i TVt.i < h laity-be invited to-contritoiic;" * ■ P'.'R : p The committee appointed to;ooife; R the [cost of Incorporation Bill, 2* It duced into Parliament last session w7™ P-' mended that £57 17s 7 d, u^S fa balance of tbe levy made on the dfocS I expenses of the last Synod, be appropS £ I to th»t purpose, tho balance of £173 |vS: H made up by a levy on tbediocesesiniw I* following proportions i-Dunedin, £5 Anckland Waiapo, £30; the other diocS' W? £21 each. Both these reports are iikelyl h canie long and warm debate?, < 'I'hc Synod finally gave Its consent fo fa ' s«le and exchange of the varioua'trßstnih ( perties in Auckland as asked for, I The six o'clock adjournment tatmw; li tbe debate on the proposal to Shift a' F* John's College, Auckland, nearer town,» I ' that »tudents could attend the lectanaoi' l the University College Professor?.! "r ft

EMARKS ON THE SOCIETY ARTS' EXHIBITION.

(To the Editor.) [ KiE, —The Exhibition, lam gtad fo bear W$ bas been a success, and taken, as a 'whole ft an improvement on fonm-r years, It at! jj pear j tbat only one pictae was soldoatfi t opening d»y. The Art Union may tin 'I. boen the came of this; it was not so ta Ii former years; the best pictures were 'tlitit M bought up on the opening day, anj not f! allowed to go into tue Ait Union. Oat artists have to consider whether the public : A ac not tired of seeing so nuny views of ■ Kangitoto and the Auckland harbour, tie , Boiling Springs, Waitakeret Falls, Milfoil f1; Sound, and other photographical views. i J. Greater variety is wanted, The jublie i would like to see a few portraits and "if ;■ '. tores witb figures, such as the one in tie'; Ijl Mu*eum-the schoolchildren anKtHeit !| mistress. This is not high art, but people! . t understand aud like ir. Uur landscape ' If painters shonld give us soniefMngltMrj'; |j§ j thau mere- topographical views ;['Mi j|§ [should he movement and life iv their fi.. |_f|| tures, beautiful atratigt-ments of linea aid 'f <' eff, cis of light aud shade. With lie es- , ccption of Mr Watkms, very hw of on f i ariists aim at any of the_e quAta," Tis KJ| public apprfciato Mr WaUcms' pietm oi A " Kaily Morning," the beauty of vIM ia 'ifl, caused by the gradatious of tones ai liar- 1 1 monv of colours. Thelinesalsoinsoaiepailr contribute to make this a rtnkiqg and I ] agreeable, and, in some respects, kjtifol 1 picture. Inoiherre.-peoisMr WaUdnslaji ;§§; himself open to tho same reuiarks wift f l Mr Kuskiu made ou Mr Whistler, audio. §!',, which criticism an action was biMJl_t"| ||f The results were, MrHu«kinliadlijj)!.yo___ : farihing damage--, and Mr Whistler id to |] go through the Baukruptcy Couit, Tta '.ji critics have been raiher, - roiigh on Jfr ■■ ||j:t Keeaing,butif a young man tries to ride ati " j||| racing pace before he cau rideataifal^hu; '; |i ; is pretty sure to come to gfitf, As loiigMSt' \ ||:; Keesins? chooses to follow theprieeiplooiti i |i| carpenter's T square instead of Hogarth's f[ liae of beauty—a serpent and pyramid- ; j, ([ am alluding to the light m . ol _ "Patience), he must expect no'mflff f from the critics Mr Keesing isydaiigßd.', '" no<d not be discouraged. Etty's pioteei ' , were not recened by the JR.A.B. atfiKij nor would the HoiHe of Commons teat yj. Disraeli's fL<?t speech. If Mr: Eeesitg. could escape from the injudicious piseoi hit f deeds and get good instructs, to { might be a chance of his becowin| to » artist. Mr Gibb does not this year« up to our expectation. We are tired of ft> same muddy purple tones, and tin bbi ,i j opaque badly-drawn rocks—hiswto mi ft' water are scarcely a compensation Ai^-' |I|| ! name appears amougjt our worMag Bttt" | 5 - hers. Mr Gilford's water-colour "diMm,' n of an Interior of a church in Florence, p wm a, sketch on the Thahiea ni« feu Oxford, are the best ia the' ni*.:.- |||E There is a considerable improvementkW h work on the ladies' tables. Amoagif™ f| most prominent of our lady artisH a« BB r' Clark, the Misses Homes, Miss Blest®?, Miss Ansley, Miss White, Mfo> Usjbh. , Miss Hiding*, and Miss Ruswli a3 I Kussell has several oil paintings,iß'F1 . pears to be thinking too much e£w-* ' master would have painted the scsmb*™ y her. There is a Birket-Foster li** , her picture?, and a want of origiasl!' * ft good artist looks at Nature wltb hu»» i", eyej, and not through tts * [ of another. The paintihe on BJ- P Bleazird's table is particularly fi* ,' '; A large picture executed as well aa m [i, but with more foice and colour, W»■;.■-, jig place Miss Bleazard quite In tfofomjtSr^ Hl' of our Auckland artists. Sum U«• »•], Home's competition drawing. In YmA_l f m deserves notice. There ia men' n m |l study. Parts of it are gracefully : §j ancl nicely drawn, but the defective »«» fjli of the stem spoils the design. Oar W te , ariists use too much white ia their COT |j ings of white flower?. Tliey mfj> | think that because a thing is white » B be paiuted white. Mr ZutyJAZ 11 " Elements of Drawing,"says:. S Z:', i \ white an object may be, thwe^.W-j;.'.; 1 ' small point cf it whiter than the §; p must therefore have a slight tone**" a over everything in your piot^^flii1 '.J l| !■ ext-eme lights " The wicg of the «W. | Correcgio* picture in the X^Xfflffi. ■ is focused to two little &!?/.s&s ■ the top of it; the points of l« a J , white flower io the wreath round tbeg of the dancing chila-fauD, w » fi] Bacchus and Ariadne/exemplify" 19 |i thiug.-Yours, &c„ ALorEKOFABI . April loth, 18S3.

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T0 MO BKO W, ! At 11 o clock. APPLIES AND PEAKS I APPLES AND PEARS I G, w7I3INNEY WTLL sell hy public auction, at bis Mar*, qnoeu-stroat, to-monow (Thuts dsy), at 11 o'clock, Iqe OASES Off FRUIT from HOBART, lav Couipriulng— piTARMAIN-l UIriSfONKS ~; , GOLDEN HARVFTS WELbCly'l'ON I'lPflNS .. ; s &«., &C. W. S. OOOHKANE, JAMKS DAOKIS MONDAY, MAY 7. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Art T ARDU i_ I/'OTMifNTS, ,4t4 _Liauui£ Allotments, iiitCH Hill. TO BE LEASED fok FORTY YEARS. ripHE Subscriber will Irase by auction, ■> at tneir Rooms, Fort-strcot, ou Monday, May 7, at 12 o'cloni.-, THE LMASE FOR A TERM OF FORTY (10) YEARS OF 17 LAFGH BUILD ING ALLOTMENTS, being Subdi vision lot 10. aeoiinn 9, having Irnnt : uto9 of from 50 to 137 It 05, by 130 teet to HO feet In dopth. Theso ollotment3 aro slttvtod at the Jtinotlon of tbe Great North Head aod tl-o rears to t>o Sl&nghtor Honiie and Fomonb;-, immediately onoo.lte Mr Holn.oa'a Hotel: and from their proximity to thf br'ok woika and olhor indns trles, oannot fall in a stint time to ba lv great; demand bo homes ror working men, Plans and further information on application ta SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, A\ .' - 7-7 , FRIDAY, APRIL 20, DURHAM YARDS. UNDER BILL OF SALE, THE undersigned have received instruc tions tn a-11, at tho Durham Yards, on Friday, the 20th instant, THS FO&LOWISG WiiLL KNOWN AND VALUABLE RACEHOESES- The Well-know Entire Ako Ake Bay Trottlnpr Stallion, i yeni-3 old, by Ake Ake, dam Bay Judy Perfume, with fonl nt foot to MuBKBt Hlso, with lon', st iv.ot to Anteros May Mco-i, with foal at loot to Woolbroker Simplicity, bsymnre Tltlko. 'With foal at foot to Hippocampus Lady Vnnnto3, cbi stunt nmre by Tninra Pahanira 5-year-old maro, by _4ko Ake, dam Simplicity Aorofs the G_-BS3, oyaarold msro, by AKo Ake, dam Abbess Joe Bonnfitt, chestnut gilding, by Ake Ako, dam Oreepm-T Jenny Miaa Mold, by.' mara Worm, grey gelding Lady Sarah., biick filly, by Aerolite, d»m Blsa Chostuut FWy, 3 year-old, by Faclfle, dam May Mcon Black Filly, 3-,vcar-old, by Kingfisher, dam Difcord Bay FlUy, S-reor-iid, by Pr.oiflo, dam Sim plicity Bay Filly. 2-yoir-eld, by Tom Eowo, dam Mazurka Lawrence Daniel, bay sliding Brown Filly, by Ako Ake. dr.m Titlko Flower of May, chestnut Ally, by Presto, dam May Moon Tho Auctioneers v?ould ca 1 ppoolal attention to the above Unserved Hale Tho torform aucea of miny of thu horses is t)o well known ti need eoninent, nnd for rncing blood cannot bo surpassed. AT NOON. HUNTER & MUiAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 20. DURHAM YARDS. IflOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on ! Fr!df.y nest, Tho Well-knowa Heavy Draught Stallion, EIR JULIUS VOSKL, By Imported Major dam Kate Ist. HOHTER & SOLAN. fIOUHTEY CATTLE SALES. Drury—Wednesday, April 13 Papakniß—Wednesday, April 25. ALFRED BUCKLAND. .■XUJQ*JJL/J_l*W| T H.E HAYMARKET. YALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS © HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tueßfoy, at ID o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B. IONKS, B. C. OAEB. B. D. TONES PRELIMINARY ANNOUK CEMENT, B. TONKS & CO.. V»7 ILL sell by auction, in April next, ihe Well-known property ot the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Limited), at-HUNTLY, adjoining the TAUPIRI COAL MINaS. The Land is now b-jlng laid oa In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each, ': At the same time will be sold TBE HOUSES, WITH ALLOTMENTS Which now Etanfl on the property, Consisting of— S Houeen containing four rooms each 1 House containing three rooma 1 House containing two rooms 1 Blacksmith's Bbop 1 Stable. Termß Easy. Finns ready Bhortly. Further particulars may be had ol B. TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers. ~ Land and Batate Agents WO ' S B O R W E, • Estate, land, snd General Commis It-n Agent, 81, Queen-stroet. Auckland. gji Ok i ik L E, JC. BY EDWARD Wil y T E HOUSE AND JLAND AGENT. GUNKRAL BUSINESS for Sale; turnover £ O.COOa jea>- BIRKiiwHEAU (near Wharl)-New 9 roomed Honan BUSIES* BlTir—Kybelr Pass. Wienp. tIHEHUNGA-llonae ft rooms! £250 and £100 ONKHUNQA-Small lloubub cheap SKAWLD ROAD—Houto (8rooms), £.'OO SK/iffIELD BOAD-aopao and Lot, £550 CITY (to Lease)—Cornar fclfeop. £3 a week MOUNT ALRKllT—lloii.eo (iv r00m9_,2 acres MOUNT ALBERT—Mouse 112 rooms), 0 aores MOUNT -ALHtfßT—Choice Building Bites MOUNT KDKN- House 17 rooms), 1 acre MOUNT EDEN—House (ii rontne', £550 MOUNT EdEN-UfiUse (! rooms), £210 MOUNT EDEN—Hou»o 17 roomB), 10 acres MOUNT ki.HN—^hopn, onpifal fliustion MOUNT EDEN—Choice BnllrtlnK Slles BluHMOND—Houfes (3 to 1 rooms) KIOHMOND-Bnilding Sites HAMIIiTON-Cholco Acre Lots CITY (to Lease)— MBnafaoturlng Premises with or without nteam power. &o. GRKK^'LANE-aucrea : fine view '■• • KLLHRS^IS-Choica Building Sites KDKN TKBItACK-Hcuße (8 roams), large lot FaRMS at Hamilton. Cambridge, Pukerimn, Whata «'haf.(!, Kilpnra. See. WANTKD, Small Houses near Queen-street to Pnrchose or Hor.t V^IL^IA-M IJ-ULLIVER' HOUSE. LAND, ESTATE. AND COMMISSION AGENT,- DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. 'MAPS. PLANS, S-a, COMPILED, ' (•"OOMBBS'B CHAMBItRS, F6, QtJEES-SXBSET, : AOOELANP.) W.G. hep B to nott'y his friends »nS tho pnb'io (tenernly th»t ho baa removed to iho above premUe<, tv here be hopen, by strio^ attention to the requirements of hia clients, to merit support. From hH large knowledge of PonßOnhy Pro- Serties. he is in a poultion second to none tv eal with partioi buying or soiling In that dis triot. Inspection of my list respectfully Invited. A ready sale fer Cheap Houses and Allotments rO SALE NO CHARGE. A long list ot Country Properties open to In- Bpeotlon. Inßurances effected at Lowest Rates. Remember the Address— COOM3E&' CHAMBERS, W, J, MOSS. [W. ff. O SULLIVAN F« J. Moss & Co., HOUSE. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHO'fiSWflD-STBBKT, Intending Buyers r«j reapeotfuby Invited to j tameot our List ot Properties, ; ~ Money to Lend nt Ourreat Kates ot Interos i



Lime &c. J I ' j HYDRAULIC LIME ! AUCKLAND. N.Z. \ mHIS LIME is a Natural cement, suit- JL able for Conorete Butliiingßi BriolcworK, Pbsterlns: Wntldlnßß, Tanks, Sec It in Rround tho Ulnoot. end is IIIE DU.SI LIME IN TBE MARKET. ~.... „,, Ilm „ 0 In reply to tbo popular belief that a" Limes from Mahurangi aro nHfcp, wo aek-"Are all quarts reefs, or are lauds lv tho booio distrlot. B|in°Enroue, all Hydraulic or Cement Limesi nro tested before uslog. and tho boat BPCOlflcd, why BhoSd not the name rule bo followed hMo! oubioyd, Concrete Foundations cost from ... Isa to 25a Hrlclc Foundation? cost irom .. 80s to Wa Conoreto Building! cost from .. 23j to 2.H llrlnk BnlldlnKS cent fiOii'i .. ... oos to MS conoreft mVUdlons. I'lajterod, &o. Will not oxoood 11) cor een*. over wood. Clroular ovpi.';l.-.in« t o-.tmrnt aont to any wl -droos, or tho fullest information Riven at tho ofllco. , _~,__.,, Lime supplied wholesale or retail, broolal terms to Dealers and Conttaotois tnkini? oarsoes dtreot. , ,■-. 1- o on !■ alo, BIiICKS, PIPES. SAND, &o, JOHN WILSON sr, CO. 81, Quow-street Gr B- 0 TJ N D Ij I M E. GROUND LIME. FOR SALE, SOUTHG A T X' S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Conoroto Paths, Floors Collars, oto. (next to stono Hanging, is un rivalled for durability aud hard-sotting Qualities). If or tanks and other wot work i is a iirst-olass material, B, KEA NE, SOLE ABl_M T, Custom-house-street. npAKE NOTICE—-That notwithstanding jl all that Is said iv favour ot other Mahu raußi Limca, tha steady but increasing domand from all uarts of Auckland and Province, South and Auetrtlio, ls a sufficient guaranteo na to tho OTi.uTnoss of PULHAM. BANNMTNK AND CO '3 HYDRAULIC LIIIU. Kor WaUs, Floors and Garden Paths it Cannot dk Rubbed Out. —For olrculars and further Information apply at Auokland Hranch. Cus'.oiu-houso-Btreot West; ~ Hotels. TjIXCHAHGK HOTEL (Better known as tho Barrel Hotel), PARNELL. Tho Proprietor has sono to considorablo oxponso in RE-ERECTING THIS HOTEL, which is Now Open to the General Public. Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compe tont judges to bo One of the Best in Auck land ; it is extra well furnished, and oon tains ono o( Alcock's Tables mew), nt a cost of nearly £.'OO, with tho Patent Climatic Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho management of MR. R. Sukman, for some timo Marker ft the North ern and Auckland Clubs. WI ES AND SPIRITS OF THE BEST QUALITY ONLY. Hancock's Si-aukling Ales Always on Draught P. 'i'OMLINSON, Proprietor. Fabiic Notices, Coffee I Coffee i Coffee i , S, C. BROWN, DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND, BLOUK MILLER AND COFFEE & BPICK MERCHANT, HA3 AIWAV!., OK f'AN3 AHD I'O.'i HAIK— FLOUBj In tsaekp, IvOV, and 50:, " Bluo" brand FLOUR.InsaobA lOC's, ".ndso's, "Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER ASD SPICKS. In the matter o£ COFFEE, thoatteuUon ot tbe Publlo l« called to the excellence ot my brands, anil a trial solicited. The Mixtures aro composed only of thu Best Pisutatlon ColTeo aad the Pe-t Chleory procurable, and may bo oharactcrlstd thus— "Kaglo' (c j best brand), nearly piiro coffee "Ship" end "Camel," mrrilutti coifoco of groat Btrength n*d flavour "Castle" an-l " leopard," low medium and commoa coffees. To lovers Of really fiuo Coffee, I stronßly re oommond the " Fugle," but to she sonerol tasto Medium coffees aro found to be meet acceptable, and I say, therefore, TKY THS SHIP H3AND Try t«i; C-ASi'tL Hhafo Procurable fiom sil Merchants &nd Store keepers, loose, and Iv tins, iDlija,, SSlba, lilbs., 7ibs., Bibs., libs., be,, und lib. pOFFEK (pOFFBE /-tOFFKM rgIHE RIVKKSDALE ManUFaCXUK- A JNO CO. (LlMlTitD). TANNKR9, CURRIEBS, FKLLMONGKRS IMPOETKR3 Oi" KNGL.SH, AMISRIOAN, AND FOREIGN LttATHKRS, ORINDERT, PROS MERCERY, TOOLS AHD ALL THE RKQUIBITKS Oif THE BOOT AMD SliOS TRADES. Tho R. M. Of. (Limited) havo now on hand and to orrlvo, a splendid assortment, and flrat raco valuo ln Colonial Sole. Kip, Calf, Split Brown and Black Hernees Leathers, Sec, &o ALSO, First-rate valuo in French end K-nßllih Calf Calf Kid, Patent Caif, American Enff Split, Enamel, Bast India Eip, &c, &o. Machine Silks, Machine Threads, Grindery, Took', and Shoo Moroory of all descrip tions, CASH BUYERS OF HIDES. BKIN3, WOOL. AND TALLOW. Tannory: I Offlco and Ptore!' AY 0 a DAh E. I 22, GKKtf STREET. Telephone 85, WM. H. HAMPSON, Secretary. i " ATEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY AS AND MERCANTILE COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New'Zbaland: THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Director: Geo. G. Stead. Consultiug Director: P. Cunningham, . : .1 Tho undersigned begs to inform Grain Mer chants and others that he lias been appointed AGENT for tho abovo Company, and is now prepared to receive orders—which shall havo prompt attention-for Gkain and all kinds of New Zealand Pboduce. R. H. STEVENSON, Agont, Union Insurance Offlco, Quccn-strcot O~EL LE VUE HuUSI, a ?;"->;. 0 Spa TAURANG&, NEW ZEALAND, Suites of Rooms, Baths, Pinno, Stables. Coaoh leaves dally for Hot I_.i_.koa md 1 erraoea. CETAHfIKS P^ODiTBATH-, J. BODKLL Prosrlotor. rpHHE Ha. if MAX KIT . L JBS. QUBEK-HTRBKT, AUOKLAND OH'£IAIiS,AIUtrrfiO ffSSK OOKOMANDSIi AHB ROMAS KMPIBH!,- WSJSe ClO'i-oi', I'ftd VCivy, Auytro tjlvw, Ocwi KTBiis, Mcr.d.Tß' >?esoat-. 'vo-iOoTf t'oxteii, Cjsatoa fci-iit'dti, Uyy s;ro'jUnsa fcoiwastum (Scarlot Oiovert, W.OK _4.KKJS.WA' DIRSO*- - TlmoSb?, Kenjißpfef HtaeKrasa (Pon Pistaarisli FOTacty Bay Rjmj.hcs, osaiorburif Rysswsss. Om&ztmi, m-i&mm, SattsU. m&nm: sbbo . , b ?om_ow3i— Ashleal Klflcay, Taylor's Kidney, Oaatssi bury BUnJtee. Pe-ttowon's victoria, liASKK VABIBTIBB-Bobart, Button's Mm nam Boaum, BuJtoa's !flet*« HaU. ci& *3,s . ~ •. , -..(. .i'tj t <ff_ rfr.,_ ft I, . r, ?»ad Flax. 7... , - ,-_-,- -.i-A.,.:. " ■• ■" ,i X ■ ' «• M . _Sa*i#.B»-0 ass I'SStWVWA tjfUAMO. Sat,, no \ Pt^.S aU'SH ...A tti.T.KBB "



Money. ' TNDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT JL PERMANENT BUILDING LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF Auckland (Corner of Vulcan Lane AND Qu EEN-STKISET). INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT, This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying lull rato ot Interest, nnd Profit. . PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 ■per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par ticipating in Surplus Prollts, DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. lntorost allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 per cont, and on Doposltsfor li months, C por cent por annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tho Society advances ou Approved Froohold and Leasehold l'roporty to tho oxtcnt of threo fourths tlio valuo. Borrowors may pay oil' part or tho wholo of thoir Mortgages at any timo. Redueod Tablo of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtained at tho Society's olllces. GKOROK FRASER, Managor, ONEY T~O LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. J. CHAD WICK, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission I AGENT, 1 13. CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET, AUOKLANP, JOHN W~ H~A R D lE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGKINT, Monks' Lent xnoMiHsonv Notes, Houses. FOItNITUKK, &o, Bills DlßOOiinted Dally. Mortgogoa Negotiated. UIGn-aTREETTAuOKLAN £1U to £1,000. vriCIOKIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT V AGKNCY, HIGH-STRKKT, AUCKLAND POSITE OITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Moiioy advanoe from fllO to £1000 on Poreonal Scourlty, Do ds of Property, bhares, &o. Kepaynionts can be mado ln Instalments of One BaiijciNQ pk« Week for oaoh Pound bor rowed, or in ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Owics. Adiwksb i Vox DO. Auokland. * UCKLAND nsnMANENT jmL 00-operativk building and investment ho'ojot, Onrunt i—UT, Qossw-raawßS. LOANS granted upon approved (securities ol Freehold or LorsolioM Properties ln smns of _SSO to iJB.OOO principal and lntorost being re payable in Instalments at the following Re duoed Ratbs for repayment of eaoh AIOD borrowed 1— Repayment* e.-vtend-L,. w „, t Total amount Ins oven ' et **>*' reparable. .tls.fi, it a, a, i>**r - . ni m a n 3 yeani _. _ 1 01(1 108 c X 3 yean- _ _ 11 T 113 li 0 i! years _ 11 8 IS! 8 S Sfoaxu _ 11 8 -M 18 0 8 -earn _ _ 7 1 147 18 0 10 years 8 8 ICU 18 8 And n the ar.ii.is proportion for mealier or larger la-urn, DKPOfIiV.-1 Tbe MoclntT iv coltf-s Wouev re j'atranii n\ juteii as fallows:— Kouayablo at 7 daysrotloo, 6 Per o»>i;. wr rumnio; repayable in sis mouths, C per oent. vr annum, JOHN BATGHRI • StioxotJJV. SjiXCHANGE ON NUW YORK AND JOj LONDON. In sums to suit, VOH HALS BY ARNOLD, HINUS, AND CO., Corner of Custom-homm and Fort streets. TyiONEY.TO LKND, in largo or small JJeJL Hums, at usnal l-atoa of Interest. CONNMJ.b Se COWER, yollcltors, Vnloiu Lnue. "Ri/i7i)NKY TO LEND ON PEKSONAL Ira SECURITY. Persons borrowing £5 receive £1 10s Pcrsou3 borrowing £10 receive £1) Persons borrowing £20 receive £18 Persons borrowing £oO receive £15 Repayable in Wookly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest secrecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, High-street (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). ONEY~TO LEND, on Real fcstatc, In sums of *50 and upward-1, at tho cur rent rates of Interest —Addlt Win. S. Cochrane, SS N, Z., Inrorfinco Bniliilngß, or Bumnel Coohrane anil ggn. Fort-Rrrryt. \/S ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at JjjL Firet-olass Freehold rfoourltles. WAT. COLEMAN, Solicitor. Corner of Queen ar.<l .shortln.ml-atrt.etß, A LARGE Sum of Mouey to Lend on good Freehold Security, at lowest rate ot intorest. — C. Aickin, Gcucral Commlflaion Agent, High streot. 4-' 10 000 TO LKND rib FREEHOLD 3iIU,UUU SECORITY.-Apply WINGATE, BURNS, & CO., ■ Fort-street. JOIO.OOO TO LEND in Sums of £3,000 gSW and upwards.—F. J. Moss and Co., Short and-stroet. MONEY TO LEND, in large and small sums, at current rates of intorest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. ONEY 'IO LEND, nt a modorato rate Of Interest.—Anulr to JACKSON & RUBSELL 3 oilnltora. Fort-street, Glass and Earthenware. "OEAD THIS AT O N,C E. FOR A GENUINE CLEAKINIi SALE, X,i D W A R T\ T X W I Q Ali DWA XJJ JU KWI D, O CUSTOM-HOU3E-3TREBT Q <J) EAST, J, IS OFFERING pHINA, pLAS3 & -pARTHENVVARB AT OHKAPKR PRICES THAN EVER OFFERED IN THK COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. THE TKADB AND GURKHA!, PUSLIO ARIJ INVITKD TO INBI'KCT. BREAKFAST, DINNKR, AND TEA SETS; WEDDING! AND BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. &C„ ISC, &c, EDWARD LEWIS. CHINA, ttm^s^sssseusi^sEass^ THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF CIIOCK Eli V, CIIIN A, a AND § r GLASSWAIIU, * DO « » is AT £> G. BROWNING'S, p 267, quekn-sthekt (sear market EnetEanob). Establishkd 1865, i fancy goods, i r>, LASS, CHINA, &EAKTHENW4KE. J3 OYL A N & rJJ ANFI EL D , IMFORTBIIS Off CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE, Beg to Intimate that since removing thoir Eot<atl Boslness lo their Now Protnlsos, thoy havo opened a large assortment of NEW GOODS, Inolnding a gr?at vaciety of vory oholco Ornn ments ln Dresden and othor China, Kigm-ed Glass, Faience, Venetian, and otherdcsorlptlons of Waro from somo of ihe best English and Con tinental Houses, an Inspection of whioh thoy respectfully eollci'. •"! Having ascertained from nuny recent visitors that an lmproselon exi'ita in ttth mlnda of somo that Goods of an Expensive Clbbb Only aro kept by them, they wish to Rtato that they Import Direct from tho Manufaoturera, Karthenw*ra Goods and Glnsawaro of RVEKY DESCRIP TION, and their prices aro so LOW, that thoy nro convinced a visit to tho'r Now Shop will Katlßfy tho publio that theni la no Cneaso!" Houpo ln a. uckland, nor snylhlns: liko such a Largo nnd Varied Stook to select f .'Om. Address— 174, QUEKN-3TRHET, Two Doors Below Mr Rattrsj's, Draper,



ironmongery. WJ IN GATE, j* URNS, & £JOMPY., GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Temporary promlsos-Eom'-ST., Auckland, Builders' Ironmongery Cabinetmakers' ditto Carriage Builders' ditto Carpenters' Tools American Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking Ranges Register Stoves. LOW P ICES. INSPECTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders bxooutod with caro and promp.' titudo. £10,000 to Lend on Freehold Security. i' Hawing MaoQinoH KBTAHIJHIIKD BY BI'KUUL , y, ' AI? POWTMKNT Buy ONLY THH OKLBBRATED MACIIINKS. Tbe Kaslest, 'Simplest. Host Mode, and Most Durable. Tho only Sowing Maohlne whioh has never bseniboaton In competition. Solo Ai. cr_ ts !n Now Zealand i BH.4KKSPEAR AND CO., (Opposito tbe Market,) QUKKV-STR'KKT. BINGBRS BOWING M.AOHINES, SlnKer_i> Machines Blnger'! Decisive U achlnea M-niwi-'o Deoisivo Machines iiingert Decisive Maehlnoa Slaxor'k Doolblvo Macliinea iBl.-ge?'*- Deolsiva Msohineii nlneae's Deoisivo Machine* Singer's iieoicivo Machines ab'.g-.!-'-! Decisive ttnehinas Singer's and Maohisos inker's llTorwhelmtiiit ivwohinos Blnger'B Overwhelming Maohlnos Si'-.i-iPi-'r Ovemho'.mlns Maohlnoa Singert Overwhelming Maohlnea Htngor't Overwhelming Mbo'Huu' apigor'l! Overwhelming Msct-.ir.v Stager's Overwhelming Michices Singer's Overwhelming M_»<_h_Lueg HbWor'fi Victor? for the Slnaer MscbJnoa aicger'ii Victory, Maohlnea Slußor'i' Victory Maohinea Singed Victory Maehlnoa SlngOi't Vlclory Machlnou SiiiiiOc'u Viotory Mnoliluas SUisier'i Victory 'ianhinos Sinter'" Victory Edftohlnes. Singer s Vlcto.y Maohlnea Slngex';! Victory Machlaci Slnt,"«r'•, Victory Msohlnes Sms--i:'n At Chtlstohuroh inhibition Maohinra Singer c The ainwr Mnchlnos Singer'e Tbe Singer .'.teohluea Singer's The Singer (Jfeohlnea Blugert Tho Blngor Maohlnea Singers IheSluser Maohlnoa Cln;;arß Tne Singer '.laohlnea Slngor* Thoalugof, '.UoMroi Slngort i'wo Gold Medals Machines Sldgi'rt Jwo Oold Medals MachbiO-i Slngor'B Two Hold Medals Machine* Stu.;er'*_ Two Gold Mo.-lels Vcculu'j.' Sinner's Two Wold Moiiala Machines Singer's Two Gold Modals Maphlnoa Singer'e Two Gold Module Msohinea S'ncßr'fi 'Sealing sll Competitors Mnchhits Stn£t»rs leatlngall Maohlnes Slnear'o iietning all Machines Singcr'o Healing oil ..fwjhhioe Blnger'-. Heating al! MaobUiem Slngor'B Be.ittag all Maohinea Smi,-er'[i Competitors Machines Singsr*» Co-upetltora .-M'-oalnea Binder's Compotltorii .'_! ;i__..li_e_i BUii'or'f Competitors Maohlnos! Slngtsi'B L'cm_;.etitor_. Mivelilnc-, Singa;*!! Beating all Compoi'.loa, '.l.toMiion Pti'K.-r's Always lloli-iblo '''scliiut'l Eing'./i Alwaj'i liellaUlo >•. \chiHo-i blr.k'cr'e Always Reliable .liaeklnej Singer's Tlio Bit. gar is Machines Slngpr's Tho Jlngtr Is Maohlnes Singer";. The Slng-r Is Mfolunej Bitgt-.-'a The simplest nr.a _3o*s Ms-ohiuea Singer's Tho Simplest and Bess Mochlnea Singer's Tho 9lmpleet ond l_oas Maohlnos Btngort Always Reliable Maohlnea Blhgsr'a -ilwara Reliablo Maohlnea Btngor'a Always Reliable Mnohinos Slngor'B The Singer Is Machines Singer's The Singer ia Maohlnea Singer's l'he Singer ls Maohlnea SUiger'a The Sinner Is Machines Slngei'B The Slnser la Maohlnea Singer-! Tho Singer la Maohlnea Singer's Tho Singer la Maohlnea Blnger'B Tno singer la Maohlnes Singer's Tho Slngor ia Maohlnea Bingert. The niiißcr la UueauaUed ■■ chines Blnger"." Unequajietl rdnahhioj Singerl * UneqnaJlcd Maohlnoa Binder's Dnoqaalled Maohlnoo Sin::.'T't Unequalled Ms.chli-.es Singer's UnoQuallod Maohlnea StnKor'a Unequalled liaonluea Singer's Ucequalled Maohlnea Singer's Unequalled Maohlnea hlnger'a Unequalled "•■l.-iohlnes blnaer's Unequadcd M-.^hinej Slngor'a Unequallod in tho World, .vi.-.ehiuea ylag ; r'a t-aigest Salo Maohlnea Singer's Laruost Salo Maohlnoa Slngor'B Largest Hale Machines Singer's Liroest Sale Maehlnoa Singer's largest Sn'o Maohlnßa Slngor'a Largest Salo Maohlnoa Singer's Largest Sale Maohines Singer's Largest dale Maohlnos Singer's Largest Sale Machines Singer's Large-s* fale Maohlnes Slngor'B In tbo World. Maohlnoa Singer's 2s 6d nor Weak Machines Sin or'a 2s 6d per Week Maohlnos Singer's 2a Od per YVeek Maohlnos Blngor'B 2a Gd por Week Maehlnoa f lngert 2a 6d per Weak Maohinea Sngor'a 28 Od por Week Machines Blnger's 2a 6d nsr Week Maohlnos Mincer's 2a Od por Woek Maohlnos Singer's 2s 6d per Woek Maohlnoa SlogsT'o "— Maohlnoa Singer's BRANCH Maohlnes Pinter's Maohinea Singer's 201, Queon-street Maohlnoa Hnaer't Ml, Qnoen-atreet Maohlnes Slngor's 281- Quean-etrcet Maohlnoa Hlnger'n 281. Qneon-atreel Maohlnes Singei's 281. Quoen-atreet Maehlnes Blngor'a 281. Quoen-street Maohlnos Slngtr's 281. Queon-street Maehlnoa SlugorV 201, Queen-Btreet Maohlnes Blnger'B iuoklnnd Maohinea Bingor's Auokland Maohlnoa Singer's Auokland vir.ohlnea Blflßcr's Auokland Machines Hlnger'u Auokland Maohlnos Singor't- Auokland Maohines S nger'a AuoklauC. Machines Blngor'el Maohines SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, THS GiKEAT B&WIMQ M.AOHIKK IMPORTKVi, niP jobs nno-jivnii A I*r: jo Shipment of the Challenge Mschise the WorW— I'm Whitb Co.'a Sswing Maohihu-. The Most Sllont Tho Cheapest The Moat Rapid; The Highest Arm The .'-foot Simple Tho Larseat Tunis Ths Moai Kaay to Work The Hsst Cover 5i. hs Ken* Durable - Tlio Sinu-lorf C'uusiia Sh'« ?"e;"\ ! The MP^fsat BWtoh 9'IiJSADM BfiAOHIKB? ff-0W €S JC'J: ; AA-^ TOR BEB'I SBWIHC3 MAORIHK3 HVKB BADB. aico Oi HAHO MAOHIHKS, £& Kite, AIOQ, AIiTMS OH HAim- Beic'oluo Binges I Frlstor and Ko ansa Warthelin j Standard Kr.'vo Company's 1 Wheeler »nd Wilson Pjniver and Ert.er'a i JOnoa's ABO ' Dementia iAuaoihesaood makes sraoH 2s, s, ifBK Weie I ; 2a, So, ma Wnssj AA' am nuoHrawa ®m,mmms>, sauna Maohlnes esa lie had oJ my AKsnts i m. RaolioanondOa, Pioneer Store, Whangwo i •Sly was Wells, Cambridge i William Stevenson Itoeisunso 1 B. Woyte, Hamilton i Parnoll and Boylan, Sisborne ? Brea»isa sail Oo„ Totraam i mil sd Giber phssw. m a c #1. k"Fa v '|J ipo», QUSKN-STRKKT.



Medical. 1 ' A UtfERVOUS DEBILITY.! Dr. S. C. West's Nkkvr and Brain Treat ment, 11 guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, ; Dizziness, Convulsions, Fils, Nervous Neuralgia Uoadaclio, Nervous Prostration caused by-tho use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and leading to misery, decay, and death, Prematura Old Ago caused by overexer tion of tho brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gouco. Each hox contains one month's treat ment. 5a a box, or six boxoa for 255, oont by mail prepaid on receipt of prico. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any ease. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 253, wo will send the purchaser our written guarantoo to re fund tho money if llto treatment docs not eilcot a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING & SONS, Chemists, O.ucon-strect, Auckland. KEA TING'S P OWDEE, KKATINITS POWI3KR MWATING'S POWDKK KEATING'S raWiJltii KILLS BOGS, FliHI iS, MOTHS, OKKTLWB. Tuis I'owmcn IS Qtii'iT, Hahmuibs In Animal lAla. bus Is unrivalled tn destroying fleas, bugs, cookriwiolioe, bectlos, moths lv furs, and every o.her STjeolr.s of Insect. Hports ■ men will find thin luvuln^Wo Tor destroying 110-s.fi ln tholr duiiß. eu also ladloa fur tholr pot dogs. This Antlous iilh Emonii to Uukat A SAM that lt lius compi-d r.tliors to vend a so o.-dlod srilolo In ImltMlun. "-'lio Publlo are OAimuNKi) tbeic the fin. of tho genuine powder near tho ttiitOTU'fih Ot THOMAS KKATING. KKATINC'S WORM "PAHI_RTB KHUTI'W.-l WORM T'A:«liimi KillATlNU'3 WORM Y.visl.-i: id KitATINU'S WORM T.AHf/tTS A S'UK'jXY Vh-OKTAUtS Bweiitmkat both lv apuouranco nnd tftoto, f urnlßbing a most Bgrocatile method M aamlnlßtortng the only oortttln remody for INTESTINAL or TIIRKAD WORMH. It la a perfectly eate and mild preparation, and Is especially adapted for Children. Bold ln Tina by all Chomiatu and Drug gists. PKOFBIKTOR I THOMAS KEATING LONDON. "IT"EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUOHS, "TSTUMA, BRONOHITIS, ACCUMULATION OE PHLEGM. Composed of tlio purest articles. Thoso Loe onges ooiitain no opium nor any dcleterioilß drug, ihercforo the most doliei'-lo can take them Willi perfect conllduncu. Their benolloial ult'oct is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family roiuedy is daily recommended by tho most eminent physicians. (In use nearly CO years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 23,1877, ___!, Cold Harbour Lane. London. Sir,—Your 1.-.n-nifi.-t urn excel'i.tit, and Iho bencUcitil cll'eut mos-t reliable. 1 .-*t run'-, ly recom mend :h< m in ca-eaof Cmisli and Aatlima. You are nt liberty to stiitothhasiiiy uplulou, lonned from many years' experience. J. DHINGLOE, M.R.0.1-.5., L.S.A.. L.M. Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Kkatixg, Dear Sir,—llavliiß tried your Lozenges in India. 1 have much pleasure in testifying to their beneduiiil ollVcta in cases of Inci.-ientConsump tion, Aathma, und llr.moliial All'ections. I havo prescribed ilieni largely, with the best results. W. 1). G , Apothecary, H.M.S. Kealiiis's Coii'h I,o;:ot:«es urn sold by id! Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each having the words "KcatiiiK'aCourihl-iOJSOUKOs' cugcareu on the Qovormnont stamp. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A purely A'ciMnblo Sweetmeat, both in np po.irr.iu-o and t;vr te, fui-iihiliiiig a most ngreeablo method of iiiliiiiniHieiinw' the only certain remedy for lntvutiniil or Tliread Worms. It Is a per fectly side and mild pivpnrnliun. and is especi ally adapted for Children, SOU) IN TIN'S UV AIX CIICMISTS. Proprietor THOMAS KKATING, London, Export Chomiat and Dru^giat. PRICE HALT A CROWN i k - * _* > * *■' if I : AAzy, ' A---y l yf^ySA \ Established in Australia in 1864. ; A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. h:-A , ' . A : yJ TAMKSO A T E R, <V> DISPENSING J.ND FAMILY OHKMI3S (MBMHKK PHAItMAOKt/THIAT. UQaiBTY), i__OB3I)N.BT_RKKT, olwo *f> WolUnuSon-utrofll, \vrKt,A>m. N.Z Insurance ipl OVKKNMENX LIFE INSURANCE. \3C ■ Huad Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, Wellington The Onlit New Zealand Life Office. govkbnmknt secukity. MUTUAL INSUKANCB. LOWEST PREMIUMS. Tho Ordlmu-y lirr.nch Odbra an Insuranoo o£ £1200 at tho premium charged elaowhoro for £10(1(1. fMluxvalont to AN IMMEDUTK IIONUB OF £200, In addition to Full Participation in Proflte, Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in tho INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with tS" PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. TSI. PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, For -which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and Upwards, after Xhroo Years, can bo surrendered for Cosh, or for a Eroo Policy. — l Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—Tho Government not only brings In suranco within tho roach of nearly, evory man woman, and child In tho community, but pro viiofl tho description of policy and modo of pay nißVt best suited to tho requirements of each. J) M. LOCKIE Commissionek "rtEDUC'I'IOW m FIBS KATES, ' 2!ffiW ZEALAND INBUKAHOB COMPAHY, OAPW^t--.»..ONRMIL'!L ! ION BTSRLINGI FHSW RISES tafeoia on tbe mesi ÜBKKAEi i'nam.v t sk*t tm mkmts. UNDOUBI'KD BHiCHBITY. I GEO. P. PIERCE, Monaseri



I - . , Prospectus. y ■■ . j PR O S P EC T U S , ■ | s OF TUB . ;''•'*. I AUCKLAND SHIPPING COMPANY, I j . . ' , , LIMITED, j : CAPITAL £150,000, ■ In 30,000 Shares of £5 Eaob. r \:'e,\ *■• , Tho Capital.to be .called up aa follows: 5s por Bhtiro on application, os por share on allotment, 6a per shuf-o at Intervals of three months, as required, until £3 per share is paid up. Provisional Directors : Andorson. It. E„ Esq, Morton. 11. B„ Esq. , Aiekin, Qraveß, Esq. Mitclielfion, E„ Ksq., • Hurbor, 11, P., Esq. M.H.R. Carr, It, C , Ksq. McKenzie D. H„ Ksq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. -Masefield, T. T.; Esq. Craig, J0;.., lOsq. Nathan, A. U., Esq. Dowar, A., Ksq. Owen, G. \V., .Esq. Geddes, J. M„ Ksq. Porter; A., Esq. Hardy, J„ Esq. Stone, C. J„ Ksq. Ultimo, Geo., Esq. Stone, C. 15., Esq. Harper, Geo., Esq. Tonks, li,, Esq. Hull, W. If., Esq. Wilson, J. It., Esq. Bn'oKEiij): ~ -~ Brokers' Association... Managing Director : , 0. B.Stone, Esq, .■ t t'. '■• Secretaby, i>ro tern,: ,/. J, C, Borgor. The objoct of this Company is to provide ton nage suitablo to tlio growing trade of the Port of Auckland, so that tho imports and exports of our city may bo as luuoh as possible curried in LOOALLY-OWNIiD VESSELS, mill tllO Shipping , business carried on hy a purely local com pany. The ratos of freights current in this oolony compare most favourably with thoso ruling iv neighbouring colonies, and nro, us n rule, Balllcieiitly remunerative to leave a gcod profit, trailing hence either foreign or intercolonial. Tlio acknowledged daily increasing commer cial importance of Auckland is a source of ! gratification, and tho shipping trado, under skilful management and with sufficient capital, would meot with speedy und groat, develop ment with many parts of tlio World with which wo arc at present not in absolutely direct com munication. Tlio object of this Company is to provido ves sels to trado in tho direotions already opened, and others whioh may from timo to timo offer inducements. Thoro is amplo room for a well-organised now lino botwoon Auckland and London, Liverpool, and Glasgow, with New York, and with somo of tlio larger cent roe of Continental European trade Of course, tlio largo and increasing export of bulk and sawn tinibor will form an important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydnoy, Melbourne, Adelaide, &c., being al ready established, could easily bo continued With regularity, wlulst tho Newcastle and Groy uiouth coal trades should bo also provided for. There is a vast Held in prospootivo for a good trado with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Calcutta, tho Capo, Noumea, and numerous foreign ports, with somo of whioh, oven at tho present moment, a proiltablo direct trade is being carriod on in a desultory manner, and whleli would find support from tho now in dustries lately established lioro and in prospoo tivo establishment. Tho Company do not proposo to limit them selves to running their own vessels, but will from timo to timo chnrlor vcssols when re quired, iv tho event of their own'not being immediately availablo. ■ Messrs Stono Brothers, who havo for. eomo timo carried on a good shipping bnsinoss, and who have now fairly started anew London line, possess tho wuUous of a fioot suitablo for com mencing 01-Ojpuous, and arrangements havo boon mado to take over thoir vessels and the good-will of thoir shipping business for the sum of thirty thousand blx hundred and fifty pounds (£30,G00), tlioy taking half tho amount in Com pany's Bharo3. Their Hoot, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnngo of 2012 tons, should bo augmented aa soon as possible, so that tho business may bo oxtoiided without doluy, especially tho London and American branches. Tlio service* of Mr C. B. Stono, as managing tlireotor, and Uio stuff ut present under his control, who are experienced in this lino of business, have been secured to tako oilico under tlie now Company. It Is further proposed that tlio working ex penses should bo conducted on strictly economi cal principles, tho cxponso of agencies and branches to bo defrayed out of commissions on tho actual freight* earned by those branches. Tho proposed capital is sot down at £150,000, but mi only a small portion ia required at present for.tho purchase of tlio oxisling fleofrand con tingent expenses, further capital will not bo cubed up until vessels mutable for tho London and other trades may offer for salo ut reasonable prices, until which time it is proposed to charter vessels us required to supplement the present Hoot. lt is proposo* to invito all Auckland business men and all who may havo any interest in tho trado of our i,ort to tako Shares in this local Company, and to givo tlio undertaking ovory possible support. The Company would thus bo in a measure self-supporting, mid strong enough to compoto most successfully with any outsido or foreign company or foreign shipping. Tho Company could then not fail to bo a oredit to our port and a most lucrative Invostmout to Shareholders. The promoters having every confidence in tho succei-s of tlio undortnlung, now appeal to the public to insure it by subscribing frcoly for Shares, LIST OK VESSELS. J^ Laira, Iron Barquo -Ifl2 Aleostin, IroulUiquo KDS Stanley, Wooden Ib'lgiiuliiio .. .. 361 Parneu. Wooden Itrlgiuitino .. .. 31.3 Cnberfoidh, Wooden H.-irquo .. .. 33:1 I'col-less, Wooden Brigantino .. .. 21)2 Holla iMary, Wooden Barque .. .. 214 Energy, Wooilcn 3-masted Schooner .. ISo 2312 An extract from Iho books of Messrs. Siono Bros, shows that seven vessels of tho valuo of £25,000 jicldcd mi average monthly profit of £."130, equal to £0360 per annum, exclusive of chargo for insurance on hulls. Thoso figures serve to show that with alargor licet, extended business, and moro capital, sub stantial dividends may confidently bo antici pated. Conveyances. 1> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, \i ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mall Conch (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 18S3, aiuU uutil further notice, run to tbo following Timo tablo :— Leave Cambrldgo for Hamilton Junction Rail way -Station daily nt 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leavo Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuosdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, ill., in. Booking Offices : Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West; Colomnn's Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lako-etrcets, Cambridge. W. K. CASTER, • Proprietor, Cambridge, December . 18S3 rtpELKGRAPH LINE OF COACHUS LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street, Cambiudcib Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, W. K. C. bogs to return his slncoro thanks to his numorous frioiidß and tho publlo generally for tho liberal support ho has received sinco commencing business, and has to inform thorn that, in ordor to moot-.tho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho ia at present BUILDING LAKGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will mako them second to nono in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddlo Uorsos and Buggies on tho shortoßt notico; also, oxperioncod guldos and oaroful drivers. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hiro. Orders by tolegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge Dccombor 22,1852. rtfIELEPHONR LIME OF KOYAL A MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIME TABLE :- Leavo Victoria Wharf, Devonport at 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leavo Takapuna Schooluoube at 8,15 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.1S p.m. SUNDAYS. Loavo Devonportat 10.20am.and3 p.m. Leavo Takapuna at 11.15 a m. ancl 5.15 p.m. PARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING. V. QUICK, Proprietor.



fIERTAIN NEWSPAPERS AP. \J POINTED 'PROVINCIAL GAZETTES. JAMES PRBNDKRGAST; Adinlnldtr&tor of tho Government. ... > Whorea?, by tho twelfth Beotlon of "Tho Abolition of >Jrovinoen Aot, 1875," lt lv, among other things, enacted that, in Aots of tho Gen eral Assembly, and In ovcry Aot or Ordlnanco of the Legislature of an abolished Provinoo under the said' Aot, tho expression " Provincial G&zatto," or •' Provincial Government Cnzetto," or othor Biinila;- oxprofslona, ahould, with reßpaot to any provincial distriot, be deemed to mean tho " Now Zealand Gazastp," or euoh nowßpaporas from timo to time may be ap pointed by tho Governor for tho pnrpooo of in serting therein notifications of any kind relat ing to the Government of the colony, or tVe ad ministration of the Government within any , provincial dlatiiot. Now, therefore. I, James Prendergast, tho administrator o£ tho Government of tha oolony ot Now Zealand, lv pursuance aud exqrolso of overy power nnrl authority vested In mo ln that behalf, do hereby rovoke all appointments here tofore made, and In lieu thei-oof do hereby an point tho newspapers sveclUod. In tho schedule hereto to bo the nowspupors for tho purpose of inserting tneroln, during iho year ono thousand eight hundred and eighty three,all notifications whioh, by a.iy Aot ot tho lionoral Aeaembly or Ornlnauoo ot any Provincial Counoll, are re quired to ho Inserted in the Provincial Govern mens" Gazette" within tho Provincial District nan od opposite tho name of oaoh newspaper reepootlvcly In suou schedule . | SCHEDULE. Name of Newmiapor. 1 "-Auckland.KybnihgStar".. Auokland. "Taranaki Herald".. „ „ Taranaki. " Dally Tolegranh" .. .. .. Wawko'aßay. " Kvenlng Mail" .. .. - Nelson. " Marlborough Kxpresa" ... .. Marlborough " West Coast Timeß" .. .. Westland. "Press"- _- Canterbury. "Otago naily Timea and Wit ness" ... Otago. i A3 witneaa tho hand of his Kxoellenoy the Administrator n£ tho Governmont, thia tenth day of January, ono thousand i eight hundred and eighty-three. . J THOMAS OIOK.



MO 11 AUSO_LUTIS SA^ GRAND VILLA SITES. Hkaltiiy Aspect. BMf :'; :1 1 AU those splendid Freehold VUWW j1 next tho rcsidenco of Judge li^^gM*^ |§ Bay Road, Parnoll, te^£^__Vtom*gls: I 65ft by-200;'t deep, with aBP^gX SB -, slope. The position is f^Sarpsssei »,. g I cannot be beaten, with a■ wjjgg the * H fact, these are, without excepu^ ri^.M* I Choico Villa, Sites in tissa r»ff n P»fe| , 1 ari6tocrAtt?s°hurb; and Iho teneu^ffitfy..l t playoanis interest in this ai^tic«p| £s&&,,; g1 into suoh largo 11 Which lie offers such except'oW "R^ i viz.. one quarter cash; balanCOCan W» -.._,. || (0) por cent. , ..fflnonf ' 1 Hans and all particulars at offlo^ a | 770J 2^^'nUQ^i- ; w rxtem xii* *** f MSata »S.Soam "»g gp-.m *.15pm Wf" Leave KaKona'Bsuß- 0 | Bum «10.li_tm "Spin j *'i<yiu uopm ,„ twWß il_l | ■ s»epl TuMflsw ena S^ggJ_S»