SUPREME COURT.

(YESTBBDAY CONCLUDED.)

Civil Sittings

CASE,

(Before Hi 3 Honor Mr Justice Gillie.) (JHOSBIE V, LYHCII. — TUB £1000 BILL

We continue our repo:i of tli's c^e George Schwartz Filing, niaurger of the Bpak of JNew Zealaid, doprsecl that the plaintiff had been ior somo time in the servico o£ the B;-nk. He bad beaid of the dispute about the bill-on the 24ih of May, he thought—and he saw Crojbie about it seve.al times, Me Giblin, the ac countant, boing present. Giblin was now in Tasmania. Witness told Crosbie that it had been reported to him that he had been endeavouring to negotiate a bill which was stated to be forged, and asked for on ex planatiou concerning it. Ho replied that it was not a forgery, and that it had been given to him for money he had lent Lynch. Witrieas asked him hows he had come to lend money, and he said that it had been to enable Lyncli to put up hotels at Dargaville. Witness asuecl him where he had got tho money, an! he said that he had brought it with him from home—£l,loo he thought was the sum. Witness further asked in what sbape ho had brought out the money, and he said in sovereigns which he had "kept in Ms house. Witness remarked that it was an cxtraordinaiy thin" for a man in his position to do, inasmuch a* he ran the chance of being robbed, besides being sub jected to great inconvenience, and he stated his belief that it could hardly be true. Crosbie replied that he had adopted this course in order that nouc should know of his allairs. In answer to further question?, Crosbie said fbc money had been given in four payments and that he did not kmvr ■whether they could bo traced through tl.e Maugawhare bank account, as he did net know what Lynch had done with the money. His (tho witness's) impression was that tho money had been pjid in sovereigns. In consequence of this and subsequent interviews he telegraphed to his agent at JJargaville, and Crusbie was sus pended until the matter was cleared up. J. Tonson Garlick, a member of the firm of Garlick and Cranwell, deposed that in December 18S1, Croabie came to their furniture warehouse and requested credit to the amount of £50, which was assented to. He took goods, however, to the value of £94, whereupon witness sent for him and asked for a promis sory note for three months. Crosbie declined, saying that it would injure law position at the Bank. Witness taxed him with obtaining the goods on something like false pietences, and asked what were the best terms he would make. Finally, he would pay £10 down and agreed to pay £5 per month for three months, and 10 per cent, after that, sayirig that he expected to be able to pay in full at the end of that time, aa there would be money due him. He paid £5 for tho three months, and then witness, hearing of the disputed promissory note, pressed for immediate payment. He agreed to send back'the furniture and other goods that were in the house, get Ing back his £25, but eventually induced wit ness to wait, as he expected the note wou'd be paid when it fell clue. Tint was the position of all'airs between them at present. Edward Swauston Hill, hotelkeepir, deposed that he was formerly in business in Auckland, and that he returned on the 24th nit. In May last he was licensee ot the Victoria Hotel. He remembered seeing plaintiff and defendant in his hotel one afternoon in May last. He was a^ked by one of them for a sheet of paper, and not being able to find h's portfolio, he gave thorn a loose sheet of paper that he fund in one of his books, asking if it would dj. CrosbiCj ho believed, said " Yeß," Uhoy then went into the Commercial Kootn, at the side of the bar, sat down at a table, and did somo wrlfng. Attcr wardi they came to the bar, when Lynch said "It is usual for a man, when he receives monoy, to shout," He also told me that ho had sold out of his h.-.tol to great advantage, and witness cornpli rncn cd him upon his foitunc in doiup so well for a young publican. They had drinks, and went away. Crosbie came back, and giving him a sheet of paper, said " Look herr." I read it, and saw that it was a promise to pay £1,000 three man ths afterdate. I remarked "Is that your way of doing business ? I would not take such a paper unless it were in a proper form and proporly stamped." Crosbie rfplied " Oh, wo have done business to tho tune of thousands, and we understand each other. The paper produced was the piece he supplied him with and that Crosbie ex hibitcd, but it was not then stamped. Several days afterwards Croabio sent a lad to search for somo nieces of paper near tho private bar, but witness told him it was useless looking there as, Ilia place was washed up every morning. Ho told the In d to look in the dust bin, but he did not know if it had been emptied at tbaftime. Ho had been seven years in the hotel, and he was accustomed to have the hotel washed np every morning beforo 7 o'clock and the dust bin emptied twice a week. Cresbie saw him lha same afternoon, and told him he believed the ysuug man had foucd some of the papers he wanted. To Mr Cooper:' I remember making a statement to a Mr Hugh Campbell, but I do not recollect saying in it that I did not remember whether the note shown me by Crosbie was stamped. It was not stamped. George Dunnet, agent, depased that ho knew Crosbie. He remembered seeing him on the 16th of May, while going home in the Ponsanby 'bus. Ho asked witness if he could discount a bill for £1000 for him, and witness replied that he thought so, if it were a good one. On the following day, Crosbie called upon hira and gave him the bill produced. Witness asked why it was on plain paper, and Cro3 bic said because he could not get any other, Crosbie asked if tho stamps were regular, and witness said he thought so. Witness was unable to discount the bill, and when it arrived at maturity, he sued upon it, but bad subsequently, withdrawn the action, the costs being paid by Mr Craig. William Pearson, barman, deposed that in the month of May last, he was employed by Mr Hill, of the Victoria Hotel, as night porter and barman. It was his duty to raise the large mats in the hall and bar, and shake them for the other servants. The dust bin was emptied by a man who called on purpose Hugh Campbell, articled nlerk, was called by Mr Cooper, and swore to a state ment that he had taken down from Mr Hill, in which that gentleman stated he did not remember whether the note shown him by Crosbie wai or was not stamped. Mr Heskcth then began his address to tho juiy, but after pioceeding some length, His Honour interrupted him by calling at tention to the bill which formed the sub ject of the action, stating that ho observed something in it upon which he should like the opinion of experts. . [Messrs Richardson, copperplate eDgraver, a.nd J. D. Schmidt, lithographer, wore accordingly seat for,] Mr, Schmidt examined by the Court: Just look at the figures on these two stamps, "16/5/82" Compare them with tho 16th May, 1882.—Witness : They are very similar. . Mr T. Richard-on gave similar evidence. His Honor : Now c impare the figures 13/81 with • the figures in th's letter (Lynch's letter). Mr Scnnvdt: This is very unlike. Mr T, TSicbardson corroborated the last witness, His Honor : I could not help remarking how very similar were the figures on the bill to the handwriting in the body of the bill, and how very unlike they are to the figures in Mr, Lynch's letter. Mr Cooper: after this evidence of the expert?, and as our caso rested greatly upon the evidence of the skilled witnesses, I shall elect to be nonsuited without going to the jury. The jury were discharged forthwith. Mr Hesketh applied that tho bill might bo impounded, His Honor : Let the bill be impounded. This concluded the sitting.

Correspondence.

THE LATE YACHT RACE.

|To the Editor.)

Slit, —A a some of your readers lost money ou the Rita, they will naturally blame me for tbe mistake made. With your per mission I beg to offer an explanation. '1 he yachts were working up to Judge's Bay mark boat (first round), the hitaon weather quarter of Arawa. I was intending to make a board towards south shore, when the owner of the yacbt tojd me the next mark boat win off Kauri P6int. Wot doubling the owner, 1 eased the sheets, set tbe jib topsail, and kept her away for Kauri Poiur. We run oft about fifteen minutes, whentlie owner discovered he had made a mistake—a mistake that spoiled auy chance I had of taking the lead on the fi.st round, I do not profess to be a yachtsman, but am determined not to be blamed for mistakes I never made, hence this explanation.—l am, &c,

ALBERT SANDFOBD. Rakino, January 30.

A PAWNBROKER IN COURT.

(To the Editor.)

fclß,- As the report in your paper of the cac against me in the Police Court on t'uesduy is likely to do me an injury in my business, I beg that you will correct it. In the first place, I made no apology whatever, as I did not admit the oftenca. Sergeant White did not consent to withdraw the case, as he had nothiDg to do with if, and never opened his mouth while case was on ; and on my explaining the case to His Worship he di missed it (complainant not putting ia an appearance), and allowed me ten . shillings expenses for losa of time. I caa refer you to either the R.M., the Clerk, or Sergeant White, for the jruth of this i mating you will insert this, I remain, yours respectfully, B. H. Keasing. Auckland, February 1,1883.

THE AWARDS IN THE OBSTACLE RACE.

(To the Kditov.)

Siß,-Ib?lieveif it is plainly shown you that a vile piece of trickery (not to say swindle) has been practised on any man, you will expose it in your columns. I en tered for tbe Obstacle Bace en Monday last in the Ilomuin Cricket Ground at the Demonstration Sperts, ran the race, won it, and was acknowledged not only by tbe spectators preaeat as having done to, and cheered loudly, but likewise declared the victor of the first piize by two of tbe judgee. On Wednesday evening I attended at tbe Working Men's Club by invitation, to pu matters in train fo- settling night. Judge my amazement ou being told that I was not wanted there. I was defeated by White side, wlio wore blue and yillow trunks (my truuks were black.) Now, sir, lam well aware it is inconvenient for an out sider and a iaew arrival to beat the Cham-' pion, but beat him 1 did, and claimed the prize, abd there is manliness enough in the spectators of the race to produce over whelming proof of it. I shall take up no more of your space than to say that a cer tain magnate of the club had the audacity to offer me the fifth prize in that race. Of course my only answer was " first prize or none." —I am, etc., Thomas Ridek.

ALLEGED NEGLECT OF A FAMILY.

(To the Editor.)

f-iR, — In your impression of Tuesday un der the Police Couit heading, Chailes Mens (my Bon) is reported to have been brought up charged with neglecting to obey an ordwof the Court to contribute towaids the sup port of bis wife an 4 children. I ' most emphatically dtcure that there was no negluct of so doing, for whilst he was away I regularly paid the money for him, and can shew by my books that I have paid into Court for the children over £100, and Charles Mens's arrest at Napier, and being dragged to Aucklaud, was a cruel and un just act, and has quite rained him—in dependent of three of the children being old enough to get their own living. My son, when he left his wife, which was solely on account of her unchaste conduct, ana dangerously violent temper, left quite £100 wotth of value In her hands—goods, tools,- and plants,— whatever Mr Barstow, for reasons of bis own, may say to the contraiy f My son's whereabouts was always known t» ins wife. I most emphatically deny that directly pr indirectly did I ever induce my son to 'leave hts wife, Mr Barstow's state ment to th<! contraiy notwithstanding. He lefr his wife solely for the reasons above stated. The details are far too painful to bi entertd into—bnt, from my soul do.I believe, hud my son remained with hw wife he would have been murdered. —lain., &c, Catherine -Pinto Bacon. West-street, Kewton, January 31st, 1883:

EVENING CLASSES.

(To the Editor.)

Sin, —It is a matter of regret' that the evening classes in connection with our Col cge and Grammar School are Hot more numerousl;/ attended, which I feel satisfied they would be were the advantages they offer more fully known, for it seems scarcely credible when, for a very small fee (15s a term) and an hourly attendance two nights a week, a knowledge of French, Latin, mathematics, or any of the other subj rets taken up may be acquired with the'assist ance of a first-class master, that many are not found gladly availing themselves of the facilities offered. Surely there are many in our midst to whom these classes ■would be of incalculable benefit —pupils and assis tant teachers, and others. How many young ladies there must be desirous of ac quiring that accomplissenienl favori; a Knowledge of the French language, A most favourable opportunity is afforded them by these classes, which are already attended by the sex. Then; again, the many young fellows in our mercantile, banking, and other businesses cannot be aware of the facilities held out to them of improving their arithmetic, or entering oh a' course of mathematics, or embracing any of the other no less useful subjects of the course. As the new term is just com mencing, the subjects are being taken up at the beginning, so that no one need be' deterred from entering by the fear of the studies being too far advanced for him or her, as the case may be. I ipeak as an at tendant, and one who has derived consid erable benefit from the classes, and who hopes to see them better attended this year thaa heretofore. —Yours, &c,

Student.

NEW ZEALAND AND THE SUEZ MAIL.

(To the Editor).

SIE, —While all the world's busy making communications as e;wy and rapid as pos sible, and taking advantage of every prac ticable means for conveyance, particularly of mails, our postal authorities seem inca pable of discovering the slightest improve ments.

. We pny about the highest poetago rates of any settled part of t!iu globe, but Ido not intend to say a word about this, aa the costs are high too. Now we have the 'Frisco mail, and a splendid mail service it if, no doubt, But is the Suez mail service to be done away with altogether, or practically killed, for this reason ? One should almost think so, seeing hew it is artanged, as far as New Zealand is concerned.

Why, may I ask, do we not get the Suez mail for this northerly part of New Zea land, via Sydney, which would be1 the nutural route now the railway connects Melbourne and Sydney ? Why, also, does not the allpowerful Union S.tf. Company have a steamer run every week between here and N.S. W. instead of every fortnight only? If they think it would not. pay,. 1 could they not drop the competition boat leaving together with the Pacific mail for New South Wales and start a week after. Thus we would have the service 3, times a month without the Union. S.S. Company incurring any extra expenses at all. I hope, with a good many, t that the manager and directors of the UVS.S. Com panyiwill find tbeir way to establish a weekly Eervice between here and Australia as they did down South. We have the very be3t opportunity of getting also the Brindisi mail very quick, but oar postal authorities have been blind to it up to now.

as an illustration, I beg to gire you, the following dates :—A letter despatched from London, 30th November, reached Auckland via 'Frisco an the 9tb January las-t; I got l.ttors posted that day, ria Uriudisi, the 30th . January only. These letters reached Melbourne on the 9th or 10th J.anumy. By sending them on the Sydcey—and even missing a steamer there for a fortnight—these letters would have anived here the 24th January by th« 3.9. Manapouri, and I would have had time to send an! answer Home by the homeward mail on the 30th January.. And in anothi if few days <;ne naxt 'Frisco mail U already in. I wish the Postmaster-General would

I look into this, which, to the commercinl 1 J public of Auckland Province, is of veiv* i ; great importance indeed, giving usa'moat ' ' a fortnightly mail service if propeily CO n ' I ducted.—l am, etc., " < RAMqiTOTTV ' .

TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.)

Although outsiders' victories were the IS irder of ffce day at the race meeting h c u fi »n the 29 h Januai y, the books did not d 0 B rerywell. At the TakapuDa meeting it.' if Vis not good enough to lay the favour^;*; ■ Libeller, to any great extent—indeed, only i me-metallician seems to have made a dead iet against Mr Bobbett's horse. I refer to' : ll Weatou, wbo h credited with h av w ' scooped £150. The stewards of the Henderson's Ml] TmfCub have issued a very liberalp, Q . giamine for their annual meeting on }jt ,",, Patiick'a Day. The Hendeteon Cup j'.1' R worth £100, and the following events &« jffl al-.o sec down :—Selling Race of £30 ; j^ way. Handicap, £30; Maiden Plate, £25! Hurdle Kace, £40; Consolation, £15' ' Mominationa for the big even'.s close on Mm February 23rd, ,! Mr Pearson is a good winner over Coin, I motion's victory, for besides the valuable I stakes attached to the race lie touched the P ring to tbe tune of £6,000, '1 he public al«o f backed Commotion freely, and alioeeihst I the metallicians have been tolerably haul '' hit over the race. The Champion staW I winner has proved a remunerative-purchase Iff to the Squire of Kilmany Park, who b» IPS netted about £30,000 iv stakes and b.-ts tince he became the horse's owner liit March, for £1,100. i Mr Walton, the obnoxious "plunraf* H has returned to America some £40 000 *' poorer than when he lanaed at Liveipooj W ' seven weeks ago, Fortune which jffi year overwhelmed him with favours,haj: lately dealt him a succession 01 i'{ W , f blows. jV1 It is a fact that l"oxhall is for sale, fljjV I price is 7,000 guineas (not dollars, as tele, ! 1 graphed). American sportsmen are va-y f ' desirous of seeing the horsa ret'nra"to'hij ]- native land. s - 1 £1000 passed through the totalisntor at I tbe Takapuoa meeting, § The imported stallion, Tim Whilllef J better known as "English 'Jim," diedoa I New Year's Day in the tweDty-third year I of bis age. Among Tim's victories were i&! tbe Chester Cup, Ascot Gold Vase, tc'i \ wood Cup, and Doncaster Cup, H e p imported to Victoria by Mr J. MofFaU, aid I among the innumerable good horses j ■<< :,, ,' liim were the winners of the Melbourne Cop B in Bfiseis and Daniwell. Mr M.Btyant I owned him for the last four years. " ■ "J Kavanaka managed to secme the te ]>',' Year's Gift with 9st up at the Adelaids' 1 Racing Club Meeting on New Year's D,. {*_ j He came home two lengths in front if jß|f£ i maid 6*t, and Brigand 7st 51ba. F«ed.J Archer, tbe noted Eogliah jockcr I ■ was married at Christmastide to Miua Daw ' son, daughter of John Dawson, the wetr. t known trainer. Archer, it is said, is worth I ■ between £60,000 and £70,000, invested for j him by Lord Falmouth in solid securities.? |4:; Lord Marcus Beresford intends ttSiablishi n ing a racing stable in America. H- 1 - ' already shipped a first insta'raent of fout 1 three-year-old colt?, viz,, Paragon by HtrV || mit out of Loena by Lord Lyon j ZtbgiH g by Pellegrino out of Miss Lizzie by Oxford; '• Ulundi Beresfoid by Van a mbnrgh ifSEiB Soulargement by Ethus ; a»d Berwick bj .-• Hi Tebthorpe out of Bi-lladrum by Cbauticleer. ??> Noue of these animal* so far have distil, f. guUhed themselves by their tutf jeisoni. ances. Amulet who won the Selling KaceaUte I Wellington Kacea yesterday, was .quite % cently purchased by Mr Keith, of ,¥«• ' ganui, tor £250. * ">| All the local metallicians had bad bS I on the Wellington Cup, and Mtahiefi victors will give them but a trifle. ' ' i a» At the Adelaide Steeplechase, Ductm I fell and broke her shoulderbladej she ess I afterwards shot. Her rider was uninjured 11 Kenilworth appears to be the best thin; "~ in the big event at tbe Onehnnga me'eti(i|w| . Mr a; F. Smart (says the "Bulletin*)* one of the pluckiest sportsmen on the N,¥, |'. : Wales turf. His: latent spec is the pojAWjE of Archie, tbe winner of the Normffl^B Stakes, for 1850 guineas. It wi 1 here. M, n>embered that Mr Smart gave £l» f guineas for Warwick at Mr Town's safe of M yearlings. Archie ia a magnificent cult ffi with splendid breeding, HeiaiyßapMiSH out of Eugenic, - ' lffl| Taranahi Races. ' ' jj NEW PLYMOUrH, tUs'day, i 1 . For Taranaki races the following noiriir..i. tions have been received:—, _ ■ TARANiKi Jockey uujbH»kdicaf.- \ Libeller, Buzzard, Constellation, Arniouief,' {J • Leonora, Landseer, The Governnr, Gilderay, fcj Welcome Jack, Orphan, Gentle Annie, Dan, Hippodamia, Hipporißa, Larry, < Okato, The Poet, Woodpecker, Fishwo man, Heretaunega, Otupaka, Han 11 Lara, Maori, ]Normanhy, Fame, Hineinni, ' , Sweet Home, Satiria, St. Clair, Bayard, '-' Last Chance. SrK«piiitqffAS*.— Beform, light, Clarence, New Year, Christmas (lati " Parikarangaranga), Oranje,."; Lightaiog, Seliance, Ituabaue, and Himali>a. HANDICAP HcBDLES —Iteform, Lady, Twilight, Clarence, New Year, Cbrtata! ; (late Parikarangaranga), Keliance, W«mi< . pecker, Herataunga, and Himalaya, I ' Autums Handicap.—Libeller, BnuiiS, Constellation, Armourer, Leonata, Tots Governor, Gilderoy, Welcome Jack/ Orphsi, D»n, Hippodamia, Hipporina, Lany, fj Okato, Mystery, The Poet, > Woodigl Fishwoman, Otupapa, Lara, Mans,Ef tnanby, Fame, Hinemoa, Satoria, St, Clai' ( " Bgmont. Bayard, and Last Chance. , Oouhty Handicap. - Landsear, (to Mystery, The Goveroor, Normanhy,'m . Satoria. |l k NuasßiY Handicap.—Bt 'Glair, to I Julius, Ina, Tarn o'Slianter, Pympla, M< ■: fore, and Leoncssa. -,

TPB AgOjJ^ g.

Printed anß Pnblished by the Proprtfl|»l'^ r J 1 Brett, 0 . Symonds-street, at us SJBlf™ PrinMnfffffloe, Wyndham-streeJ. m tM r ■ ■ Ttooeof Auoldand, New Zealand. . ' Friday FicnßuAßy hVSSf



'Auctionß> . , THURSDAY, NOON. PLEASANTLY "siTUATEI) RESI DENCE, GRAFTON iiOAD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from tho proprietor, who ii leaving; for Bngland, to sell by auction at his Estate, Land, and Honeo Sals Kooms, (jnoon-struet, on Thurs day next, at 12 o'olook nocn, HIS NKWLY-BUILT, WKLL-PINISHtCD AND ARRANGED RKBIDKNCK. of 0 rooms, fitted up with Gas Vonotlan Bllsds. Grate, Oren. &c, situated in Graf ton Road, off Kjb»r Pass, httvinu a f r.-ntn^o Of 40ft, by a depth of 120, runnlnp baok to a road. The position is healthy, oonvonlent, and ploasant. with RC3d view. Tho property is well fencod, drained, and laid Lit, A detaohott Wash-honsi, Fowl-honae, Ko. Also, The adjoining Allotments ot 33 x 120 feot. Cards to view Pie property can bo obtained at the office of tho Anctioneor, MONDAY, NOOK. ONEHUNGA. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFEdS, PIANO, TOOLS, POULTRY, &C. &C. AICO. A BEAUTIFULLY • SITUATED FAMII-Y RKSiDENCE, I AT GREEN HILL-STREB.T (tho roil-. denco of tho late Captain Symouds). R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions; from Mrs Captain Symonfla (who Is leav ing for tho Soutb) to fell by publlo auotion. at her residence. Green Hlli-stroet (neat to Queen street, Onehnnga, a ehort distance from the Scotch Church), on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HRR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EPFKCTS, consisting of—Drawlng-roomi Dhi lnK-room. Bed-rooms, and Kitchen Carpets, Ollolotfa, Glass, China and Karthonwaro, Tool?, Poultry. A GOQD PIANO, &o. Also, THK FAMILY RESIDENCE of 13 Rooms, together with large Allotment on which it stands, situated in Green Hi'l-strcst, a most oonyeniont and ploasantly-Bltnated property. WiSDNESDAY, FEBRDAKV 14. EXTENSION OF TIME. STIRLINGWORTH. HIKUTAIA LAND SALE. KARMS FROM FIVE TO SIX HUNDRED ACRES. Will bo hold atIGRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, On WEDNESDAY, February 14, Instoad of January 23, as previously announced Lithographs to bo had on application to the Auctioneers. T. W. HICKSON & CO., G.N.L.A., AUCKLAND. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. KEMUERA YARDS. 1/IOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on JD Thursday next, Febroary 8, at 1 O'olook, 150 We"-fattei C&ttle 6CO Fat Sheep nd Lnmts Da'ry Cows. S">vo Oat*'.o Fat and store Figs A Pr?o Berkshire Bfir and Sow ALFRED BUCKLAND. |^lOUKTKY CATTLE SALKB. Waiuku— Saturday, FebmtTy S Pnkekohe—Monday, Vebiuarr 5 Pokano-Mondiy, Febaary 19 Drury-Wodnesflay, Febrnsry 21 Papakura-Wednesday, February 28 ALFRED BUCKLAMD. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. THE REMUEFA SHBEP FAIR. IJJORSALE, at the Remuera Sheep Fair, * DiiTuosJay, Feb. 8, isnn two and'four-tooth lin -IOUU oolN EWES gQQ AGED EWKS 400 iAMBS gQ TWO TOOTH UNOOLN WAM3 / ALFRED BUCKLIND. ..^i- TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, At 12 o'clock noon, * THE REMUERA SHEEP FAIR, "|jTOR SALE, on Tuesday next, Feb. 6, PURE-BRED R&MS AND EWES, from the Flooki of tho Auokland Agricultural Company, Meesra Jos, May, B. Mlddleton, Jas. Wallaoo. Wm. Kerr, 8. G, Seddon, 3. and W. H. Douglas. B. and G, Maclean, Tho?. Coatoa, and others, as follows :— OHO LINCOLN AND LONG-WOOLLED u« BAMS 2Q SOUTHDOWN RAMS . g SHROPSHIRE DOWN RAMS 24 6RBTT-FACED RAMS 2000 11 gQQ AGBD BWES OQQ LAMBS, MIXKD SIZES ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS THE EAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tueßday, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLANO. W. 8. OOCBBASB.J 'iJAMKa DAOBK MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. THE FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGE ALLOTMENTS AND FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the B.ov. B. Burrows, A»eat for the Church MlßSionary Boolety, to sell by publlo auction, at the Land Mart. Fort-Btreot, on Mondsy, February 12 h, at 12 oolook, That Valuable Block of FRBKHOLD PRO PERTY. Bltuate in Conquest Place, Parnell. opposite the St. Stephen's Katat*. ana adjoining Mrßarton Ireland's, subdivided as follows :- Lot I—l2o feot frontage to Conquest PlacK by 181 feet deep (» roods 8 perchet), wiih the comfortablo Family Resldance tberooo, bb occtipled by Mr Corbett, Lot 3-ii feet frontage to Conqnert Place, with Dwelling housetheroon. now inthd occupation ot Mr D'Aroy Twine. Lot i—The House ooonpied by Mr Bedford, with 66 foet frontage to Conquest Place, Lot B—Large Allotment, li feet frontaße to Conquest Place; contains one rood seven porches. tot a-Comfortable Cottage, ocoupled by Mr Morgan, with Allotment 85 ff. frontage. lotS-large Allotment, coatalnloß 2 acres 8 roods 25 perohe?, with enfranoe from Cor quest Place. N B^lntendinj? Porchasera are invited to in spaot the property. Plans are now ready, and can be obtained at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auotloneeni. Vt, 8, OOOHBAKH ' 113. DAOEB MONDA/, FEBRUARY 5. HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURE. * At Karangahape Road. THIS subscribers will sell at the residence, Karangahape Boad (next house but one to Green's shop), on Monday, sth February, at 11 o'olook, HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURK. consisting of Couohes, Tubios, Chairs, Lamps, liluo - ' leum, OH Sloth. Matting, Fender, Round Table, BndeteadEi, Matuasses, Bedding, Mirrors, Withstands and Ware, Kitchen Utensils, So. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, \ :x



Auottons. i , ! ™ — •f » B, TONES, R. C CARB. B. D, TOMES ' £ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21. , t I /»A ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN-1 j SIIIP. 1 ADJOINING RAILWAY STATION, FKONTING j | ON New North Road. , j THB PKOPERTY OB1 U. WALTON, ICSQ, NOW SUBDIVI»EI>, And \»ill be offered FOR POSmVK SALE ON THK AITOVK DA'fJf. B. TONKS & DO. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, At 12 o'clock, BY OKDEP. OF TJli! MOKTaAGEE. BED E L L'S B X EWEKY, Kcw North Road, G. W. "bT~N NJS V HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at his Mart, Quoon-streot, on Tuesday, Fobrnary Gih. at 12 o'olook, Tho BUlfjlilKG as it now stands, having a frontau:o of 99 fept to New North Koad, and 110 feot to Violet-street. I Terms and conditions at ssle. | _ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, SHEEP FAIR. Tho undo signed -wiU hold tholr FIRST ANNUAL SHBEP FAIR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intending vendors will forward entries not lator than tho Tuesday previous, the 3th. HUNTER & NOLAN. Prospectus. FROSPEOTUS or tub HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM PANY (LIMITED), CAPITAL .- _ - £20,000 IN 20,000 Shakes of £1 EACH, PAY A LB AS FOLLOWS: —Ton Shillings pot Share to be paid during t»io first Twelve Months; One Shilling on application; One Shilling on allotment; Two Shillings on Ist February; Two Shillings on lsi May; Two ShlUlngp on Ist August: Two Shillings on latofSeptombor, ISU Provisional directors : Mr John Foster Mr B. P, Kavanagh Mr James Hand Mr Isaao MoLood Mr D. MoOlennan Mr William Adams Mr R. A. McLeOd. With powor to add to tholr numbor. ANKER National ank of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Dignan and Armstrong. Sbobetasy pro tern, i Joseph Gilfflths. The objects of tho HoJouavillo Flour Mill Com pany (Limited) will ba the erection of a Flour Mill and Grain Storo. and tho Importation of Grain from tho South or &ny other part of tho world where they can purchase with advan tage. Tbe advantages that the proposed Company would possess ovor all others In the provinoa are patent. Vessels owning from the South to Ealpara Ports for Umber are, r.a a rulo.l freighted with gr&ln, and the Heiensville Timber Com pany's mills being now in fall operation, would be a great inducement for thai class of vessels to run to Helenßville, and would ensure cheap freights, whilst tho consumption of flour in the Kaiparn Alone will guarantee a large trado to he Company. Bewlri- Maemosa. KSTABLIBHBD BY SPECIAL JfeiJwKlfK APPOINTMENT, Buy' ONLY THK .^ ---—^ -C) SEWING MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most; Durable. Tea only Sewing Maohlne whioh has never baenlbeaten in competition. Sole Agents In New Zealan d I SHAKE'SPEAK AND CO., (Opooslte the Market,) QOKKK-STRKKT. % Conveyances. CCODLIN'S UOA C H • LBAVK3 . M Onehonßa— AuoKiand— 8,80 a.m. 12 noon 8,80 P.m 4\30 p.m. Satntg->y Night rg^ELEPHOJSls vLINE OF KOYAL I MAIL COACHES. J NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE :- Leave Victoria Wharf, Dbvonport—at 7.45 and 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuna Schoolhousk—at 8.45 and 11 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Leave Devonport —at 10.40 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave Takafuna— at 11.45 a.m., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHHjLING. F. QUICK, Proprietor. rp 1 M E^ T^ A B L£, BAINBIUDGK'B 'BCSSES. From Union Bank—7 minutes past the hour, and 23 minutes to tee hoar, From The Three Lamps-23 minutes to tho hour, and every hour. Night Trips from TowN-5-past 9, i-past 10, and J-pant 11. < From Union Bank to Shelly Beach — 20 mlnntes past 11, 20 minutes ras« 2, 20 minntos past 5, 7 minutes pist G, and 23 minutes to 8. From Shelly Beaoh—B.3o a.m., i to 11, i to . 1t05.i «o 9. TDOYAu MAIL LINE OF COACHKS. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will on and after Ist January, 1883, and) until further notlco,- run to tho following Time table :- Leave Cambridge) for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. Booking Offices : Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premiacs, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridgo. , W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, December 22,1882. rS^ELEGRAPH LltfE OF_ COA.CHHS. LIVERY AND JBAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Like Street, Cambridge, Waikato, New Zealand. W. It. CARTER, Proprietor. W. K. C. begs to return hla sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for tho liberal support he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meetithe requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PREMISES. which, when completed, will make them second to none in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddle Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful drivers. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Ordera by telegram' or, othorwiso punctually attended to. „„ Cambridge, December 22, 1882. ap Fa. Xif *"S ■XJMK XABI 9, * Leave Aioh HUI~ &lia.m «».80om llnm MDpm Ipm 1.15pm I MSptn Loara National Bunfe- < Sam *10.Uatn 11.43 am IKpm B.t6pm Mpm MDpm ■ BzospS TnoaSayo end Thursdays, when tha from Auctlanfl and 40.30 from Asylnm «U1 so to and from the Whan. §m E W C^ I N G X? of every description put dp by oontraot Nobody can do it cheaper or better than Sam White. Paling Ifenoea, post and rail j Win and Picket Fences of every sort. Prices on application, All kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed where required. Fences Painted. Posts, Balls, Palings, Shinglw, House Blocfcs, &o» tor salo at yards. SAM, WHITR, Fenoer, EtotM9tr<,et(neox BritomaitHgtei



Business Noticeß. HBE AND POTTER, Coach Builders, a Ur Grey-street, AuoWand.-N.8,: Iron-barn Shafts, Spokes, Kolloes, Blue 1 nm and all hinds il Hardwood, at Lowest Market friooa. | ÜBSON-STRUIST STEAM "CiUWBJE MILLS.-H. P. TTBBON3 and CO., Tea, f Coffee, and Sploo Mo: .hama, Wholesale and atraot, Auckland HA IB « B U X O U X Xi I -r HENUISBSON, , HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL J (DECORATIVE PAINTER, , NO. 8, WY N D II AM■ST EXE T. *ar H. SKINNEK & SON, YT . BUILDERS, CARPKNTKItS AND JOINERS, Vulcan Lane, All Branohes of tlio Building Trado oxooutedby Experienced Workmon. Shop lfionts, Olllco Fittings &o. ■WDWAIID li AKTL EV, AROHIIKCT, S'^IOHBUKK'a BDILDIKO3, QUKBN-STBKET. fTj, MOSS.] IW. F. O SULLIVAN F* J. MOSS & CO., HOUSB, LAND, AND E3TATK AGENTS, SnORXLASD-STEEHT, Intending Bnyora aro rospeotfully Invited to Inspect our List of Properties. • Money to bond at Current Katoa of Intoroat. «», X S T END SToli E, W VICTORIAST. WEST. JOHN H. HUGHttS la now prepared to Supply all kinds of Grooorloa at the lowest prices. A Tbial Invited. N.8,-FamlUoß waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered. Please Note the Address— JOHN H. HUGHES. Tea Doaler and Family Graoer. Vlotoria-stroet xea uu» Weß) , pext Kfla Urn Hotol A X NOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND OANOLK MANU FACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. OfflOO ".-DURHAM - STREET. AUCKLAND. ' Cash Parohasora of Tallow, Wool, Sheepskins, and Bonos. 0 BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, KTO. Tho undersigned, having speolal maohlnery for the manufacture of Bolts, has snpply of all lengths In stock at oheapeat rates; also, Regu lation Verandah Posts. Iron Tabular JJleld Gates, prloe C3loa. to be had from T. and 8. Morrin & Co., Orulokshank, Miilor ft Co., and at the Works. A$ TA, Ti Lorno-stroot Bolt and Genoral Iron Works. / trmoa t tjakboti. /I <J. Jo. 't- SHK KAPAI OORM HKOOM FACTORY, OtresoKnouan^sf. Prioeai wißss, From im P6* ocai ■ »OOKBINDIN<* AND ACCOUNT Jt> BOOK FACI'OBY, VIOrOIUA-STBEitT WEBT. AUCKLAND, One Door above Holland & Butler's, CHAKLES COOLER, late Head of the " Herald" Department. Bcgi to inrorm hla Friends and tho Pubtlo in RPDoral that he has ootmnouoeii Buoinoaa foe hlmseir. 0.0. Is now preparod to exeouto Promptly, Cheaply, and in tho Best st^lk, all classes of Bookbinding and goneral Sia tionory. Sox m ia-Mano, WfSW 2KALAMD FKBH3 O UuQlQlUltad, Of Kaaisluliy Monntad in various warts. PBOM 53 iv V SO ITO TAB KXIBS, to Sale b7 18 10 OBA IS, PnuJoatHiTiuißS. r jpO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. WELLS BROS,, DEVOOTOIIT, Are prepared to snpply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Limo, Sand, Shell, Ash, Furlri Posts and House- Blocks, Sets., &v. Contracts made, for the de livery of Timber, &c, from tho mills to any art of Devonporfc niot*iot. Address: WELLS BROS., ' Cartors, Dovonport. THAMES CARRIAGE AHD DRAY FACTORY. JAMES MaCKIE, PROPRIETOR, VICTORIA-ST. EAST, AUCKLAND, Repairs of evory description In Wood and lion neatly executed on the shortest notloe. SprlnßS made and repaired. Always on Hand-A large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbarfc Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Fol low, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country ordera punctually attended to. OTOB A T H to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD. AND SHOWKR BATHG, Vioiohia-BTRMT Kart. Charse—ONK SHIL.LIN3. Open all week days frotn7 s.m. to 9 P.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 10 a.m. The Batn-rooms are all private, and supplici with every conven ience, TnrKtsh toweltr flesh and hair brnehea, oombs, reenlratory, EO»ps, &o. Belcot Bath rooms (private) for Ladiea every day, at all hours, with female atiendinoo, Ono Shilling and Sixpence, Pleaeo note the address:—Tloiorla etreet East, above tbe Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedd'ng and Foralturo Mart, Auckland, N.B.—Barber in attendance. TAMES r^LARE, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to inform the publlo that he has STARTED BUBINKBS AGAIN IN Hla «LD BBOP GURTOM-HDUfiE-BTRBBT WKST, and will bo moat happy to Bee his old customers, and any new ones who will favour him with their patronafto. All kinds of Yaohta and Boats built to order on the shortest notloe. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Slip on tbe premises. J. OLARF, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, eUSTOM-HOtrSE-STBBKT WBST, frkbman's bay. QADULER V C. F. COOPER, 277 & 279, Ut"PKR QUKKN-BTRHET, First Prizb Auckland Snow, 1882, Manufacturer of Kvery Description of CARRIAGE, GIB. BUG9Y, CART. AND PLOOaH HARNESS. Ladles' and Gents' Saddles, Pack Saddles, Bags, Valises, Leggings, &c., &0.. on hand and . made to orderi Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Bits,1 Brushes, Elllman's Embrocation, So, Btscpiechcao and Race taiillea inado to order. Evening Concerts. BKLKOIIONB FhOM OPitRAS, SONG?, DUST 3, KTO., BTO. Every Pcrtion can have these In their own Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, ShortlAND-st., And Puroliaßlng one of hla KEWLX-IMTPORTED PIANOS. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DELIVERY AGKNOY Despatoh Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of tho Town and Suburbs i Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agonolns:— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker..KarangahapeKoad W, H. Youuz, Grooer Ponbonby Road R. Blrnie, Baiter Aroh Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker....Corner of Eybor Pass andSymondsßt. S. Held, Grocer Corner of Kyber Pasa and Graf ton Koad. W, 8, CoUlds, Grooer Parnell a. Heldt, Cabinetmaker ~..... , No wmareot DELIVERIKSI- Town i Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and S p.m. No. 78, Teleohonn Exchange, HIC AD OFFICE! NATHAN'S BOND, Custom houso- treat. UUFSBIOK QOBKUG£.XBD 'JTABJIiH (3 ' W' A--B «-;«:.B HAS bob BMJS b iinmbes ot fiha b!»ts, wJiv Tap ready (or nsa, fa and nmrards, At bib Bib ah Woekh, VicxoßU-sißffins, 0> bis Bnoj) Watiaaiiinr-aTßagg! liarga aouUUsa oi Spontias, Bldzinff, tea Down pipe* uw&yß la itoolc. YeMaOaii Iroa ocrrea at Ehaitest isotioe, Mannf acJuroi Gf Lead and Oompo Pipe. A ohodcj Releotloa of dbandoUoco, fan,, »t hla Wellealey-fltree* shop. Oonntrr orfleni wui alwan woblvo bU prompt ■ttentlOßi uoeuta itin n w*tti. son Pttmn ra ihi nmoTn mad vmm Bnxumh



Pahhc lso'Kcp». DoFFEE I VOMEE ! CoJfFBK 1 S. C. BROWN, DURIIAM-STKEUT, AUCKLAND, CLOUR MILLER AND COHUTiiIK & SPIOE MERCHANT, Hab Always on Hand and Fob Sai,k— TLCUR, in saoke, Wife, and 60'fl, " Blue" brand ?LOUK. inßftokn. 103' ii, andßO'a, "Red" brft-..d BRAN AND SHARPS KAW AND ROABTKU OOITFHK PitPPKK AND SPICES. In the matter of COFFEE, theattontioii Of tho Publio la called to the oxcollonoo of my brands, and a trial uolloltod. Tho Mixtures are oompo3od only of the Best Pl&iatatlon Coffee and tho Boat Chicory proourablo, find may bo oharaoterlsod thus— i«*aifi " Eaf?lfi" (my best brand), nearly pure ooff; i "Ship" and "Camel," medium coffees of grout ntronßth and flnvonr •' Castlo" and " Jjeopard," low medium and common ooffuns. To lovers of really lluo Coffoo, ißtronßlyLa oommond the " Kngle," bnt to the Koneral tußto Medium coflVjos are found to bo mosl aoceptablo, and I say, therefore, Try this SHIP SiHAND Tny this CAMBIi iihand ProcuraWo fiom nil Morolionta and Storo tcoopors, \coao, and in tins, 40)0a., asiba,, lliba, 71bs-, Bibs., -illifl., bs., and. lib, / IOFFEK riOFtfKE rtOFFJffiE >*TEW a RKIVAL OF~TTOuTTs. dl^^^^n KS- -UOWN, S TAY ANO CORBKT 1H» Uppkr Hobson-st bet y&l^^L Kstabllshod 1861. y!W|®^^^\ KvorynoeicrlptionofStfly Kg flOplilrJv Snrttloal Bolts upon tho latent lmprovomtintn. Shoulder Rtrnps Made to Order, filO MKRC HANTS, BREWERS'. JL BOTTIIKKB, AND BODA-WATKR MANUffAOIUUKWS. THOMSON & CO., CBAWFOHD-SI'KKKT. DUNKDIN (Established 188G). IMPOBTERB OF KNGLISH, VRKNOB, AND BPANIBH OUT COKKS. Always on Hand and to Akrivk- Breworß', Bottlers', and Soda wator Mrvnnfao turers' Sundries, lnoludluK all kinds of Corks Buurs, Bhlves, Ties, and Spiles, Collar Corks, Corking Maohinos. Capsules, Tlnfol Boitllng Wire, Snuorior lelnijlass (Brewers' Book. Purse. Kast India Pipe, end Pure BußSlan and Brazilian Cut; Thermomoters, Blind nni Common. All kinds ot Ginger, whole and orushed : Tattarlo, Aoetlo. Bulphnrous, Cllrlo, and Sulphuric Acids: Spirits or Wine, 61 0.p.; KHsenoen and Essential Oils, eodawater Ma chines ; Bottling Hacks. Pi tent and Common; Patent Syruplng Pumpn; Bodawater aud Gln gerbfler Hottloa. Ordinary j Lamont's, Hogben'a and Codd's Patent Bottles; Herbs, Peolw, and Roots Ot ovoiy description; and every requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and Crated Water Manufacturers' trade. AGENTS FOB HAVWABD; TVtEB & CO.. LONDOK, Messrs. T. & Co. Invite intending Purchasers Of Brewers' and Sodawater Machinery to an nspootlon of their H took. THOMSON & CO., WFORD-STRKffiT. DUNKDIN Oi v, uuiiuu k\. .-i.ssx> ai ass HKHOUANT3, W. PKaaaPW & -Sor' 85*97, QtrasH-aruswiP, AucacriiarD, S.fi, irssraai'itKß on v &. c n p. n aw a x w sb, I Jtai4l DasraraHtmr, ULArJcJ— I'.'dUahod. <ji!towA, ««il Kuagh ViiWl BaaUet sod UutUneiital Sheet, Ptiols- CTKpMC, UIOF«SBiH)dM WUITB tiSAXi, CfJaura, Oil. VABMiIIJISfI UroEhM, Bilxafi l J*in(o. Uainaa'n Antlsori . rublTß and Ptttam Blllonta falnto, MOOIiUJKGa—QUJ. stainaa, Venoeratfa* PJntui« Framßonfi JCmio lk,oert.\lar.t,s?A<iop JTioinaJ for Oabiaet and ttD.T. Picwusiafi («' OTary CMoi-iptlau la ssssat VArteSj Sosaps—Phoioa and ColoareS< Ailmmi for I'iiutoc, Button, tea., fes,, fco. Oat-oat w Owtlaj Mooiite, ivll sires I OiMKflt und O.D.V, Mountil AtiiuW Bwiuuim, W. P. X S, tSTiai always la hecifl tho lujjit: Itook of the above bosKU in tiia North lalivna af New Zealand, aro able to exaoata either whole lala Oi' retail aiders on the moet favourable terma, Bamplea of Papcurhcuzinsra frcm optn stock, or ot original paotuffen, was on e:i;,lL-i.- Uoa. New ssSHsrs In Auckland should Uiipeot ooritook of Paporhansines andPioturea bafcre QtUns up thalr new Uomw 1 thsy will find loma thins to fiuit tbe ratmzm at ati-vnuti W, i>HI£LIPFB a BOH, *^_ '* • MAR K. J° H\ .~?J £p 6 X SALE, 1 Four-wheoled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheolod Dcg Cart (noarly new) 1 Laroo Lady's Phaeton Donble-soaton Buggy Wanted to Puiohase, Dotihlo-soated Hooded _ Buggy. THE HaxMaRKET Xi, QUSKN-SXRKH'T, AUOKLANH ON HAIi», ABSrvao v*n OOROMANDBL asb ROMAN BMPIRK,- White Clover, Red Clover, Alsyke Olorer, oow- KMbs, Meadsw Vccicue. Meadow ifoxtsil. Crested Dogstall, Rapci, Trofollum IncArnnram (Hc&riok Clorsr), WKOM AMKUIOA IOIHKOT-- Timoihr, Ksntuoky Bluetzn^ <Pob Pratuasli). Poverty Boy Ryesrasf, oanterlmry Kywrosi. Ooobfoot, PrahrinKnm. R«»ta!i BAIiLY m'Si) POTATOKI3, A3 irocr.O'.t'S I— Aihleaf Kldnoy, Taylor's Kidney, Canter burr Flukes, Patterson's Vlotoria. LATER VARIBTIBS—Hobart, Sution'a H»8 nnm Bontfm, Satton'v Flower Ball, eU; Also, Oats, 13arley, Garaan and Flower Seed. Ooiree, Finn and Rook Salt, Bran. Sharps, New Zea land 3'lnx. Tow, rJacon and Hams. BONKDUST AHD BONKVLOUB Of all srad». IBLAND akd PSKUTIAN GUANO, fta, &C, | HKSKF.TH & AITKSJ9. 1— v i-BAOOCK • OPTH7IAI<r Has n moot SPKOTAOLHS AVJV BVB GLABSK3 of every description tan ace or aJo Fit Goarantwd, OOMPOUHD MIOROSCOFKa ANU TIBLH I SOOPKS, Powerful und Choati* Alfabo id MAUOMKTKBa, Tuanuovw.tmw. Kleotkio Bells, battjebibs and Fittinos, Aly.fjccio Electric Machine* and ,)Modieal Coilt, OPRBJL GLABBES, BINOOULA^ JTiSH) AND MABINK GLASSES. TH2ODOMTB8 t COMPASSES, SKXTAOTS, Spirit Hydrometon, Saccharometert, Salinomotcre, Argentomoterß, See,, &0., Sue, ABMNS mm TAYLOR'S PATKNT BKWINQ MACHINKa & JBSTKASi Xnitrumants and Sewing Machine* ropabed, Ovroawrj '.ma Post Oraieß, HlintHnnfl-fltrnat, £Q o S a g a JzjOg fli gli j* o v « v him. b QROUHD LIMEE, TOB BALIS, SOUIHQAIB'g ffIUHURANGI HTDBAUIiIC GROUND KOOHB MMB, «n ac 7 quantity, tor Utmoraze, Paths, B'loO", 1 Cellars, eto. (next to stono flagging, Is un< rivalled for durability and hbi-d-settlng oußUtieal. For tanks nnd other wet worts it (• o flist-olaai material. B, KB A WE, SOLE AGENT, OnaioM-Housa-fiTkEttit, 1



MONIiY ro LEWD ou Mortgage or \ uuy oam required, on terms to suit ,' mov/crs. litturost Allowed on moulos plac.d j amy himda till invoatwl.-W. V. Stevens.ln. cntUiK Ago*;, IS7, (Jntnai-atteot. I £10 to £1,000., " \ triGIOIUAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGENCY. HIGII-BTKKWT. AUCKLAND (OFPOSrCK CITY COUNCIL OFifICKB). Honoy advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal Saourlty.De Aa cf i'roperty, bh&roe, &o. .{epwinentH can bo made in Instalments of One Siulmng pick Wkbc "or eaqh Pouhd bor rowed, oi' In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential, Pom Oiwicis adduichb i Box 90. Auckland. , iTiXCUANGE ON NBW VOKK AND JG_ LONDON, In sums to Bult. KOJi SALIC BY ARNOLD, RINKS, AND CO.. Cotnor of Cnatam houan and Fort streets. _ OMEY'tO LKND, in largo and small timia, at current ratos of intorost. Apply to PETER OMPHANT, Solicitor, lligh-Bti'OOt. ONEY~ 71'O LtiNl), on Keal estate, in snuiß of £50 und upwardF, at the cur rent rates ot lutoroat — A.DPU Win. S. Coohrano, S3, N. Z., Jimir&noo linlldlnsa, or Haniuel Coahr^so nnii^qniFtir^stroot. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at First-class Freehold Seourlttes. WW. COUCWAN. Sjlloltor, Dornor of Qaoen and Shortland-Btreeta, ONBY TO LUND, in large or small B um,. *t «^™^^^ BR# j-'ollnltors. Vnlom Ciane. UUsvlia JS 1> ViSItMAIN JSNT 00-OHKU&TXVK BUILDING AND iSrvHSTMKNT HOOJKTT. CWffiom I—lt7, Qbk:hn-bm«bit. LOJIN3 Eranl«,d upon approved seonrhtes Ol Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of B'ili to ftft.ooo prbiclpal nnd lntornut bfilne ro pnynbla In lnstslmentß at the following Kn ddobd Katks for repayment o( each MOO borrowed i— Rspftyraonte Extend- p., w««v To'ttl Mnonnt fl r. a, * n. d, lyew _ „ U 0 0 104' 0 0 2 yean _ . 1 010 108 fl I JyoiS II U T IUII 0 i ymr« _ „ US 131 B I iron - - SB IM}B » -ear. _ _ T 1 147 If B 10 years - - I I 16310 * And n the Bams proportion for gmaller or larger loans, DEPOSITS.—The Society rooolyes Money on Oeroßit «t 4 per oont. v*,™™^,^ Seoretary. iVjLUIHOd!. lj AM X S C A T KR. tt DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIBT (Mb«BKB PIIIUMAOItDTiaAt. HOOIKTY), HOBSUN-bTRHKT, done to WelUnston-atreel. Auoklant), N.Z sfWA-iiianßD ix»> Ml! t : ft KA9F OB » . Pk'ntef! SsftwftUOß c? Tsath !» iht 0«14i I'tu'CialOnaL Hours—B a._i. il P |>V KUYAL JL.KITJEK3 PATJJNT. Sold Medel. Paris, 18781 Special Award, Philadelphia, 1870; Uold Medßi, Sydne". 18S0;Oold Modal, llru&sols, 1C10; Gold ' Mertsi, Molbourns, 1881. Just Landbd OANTItKLL fc COOHU-NIPS CELEBRATSD SKATED WATERS. MONT3KKUAT LIMKJUIOK OHAMPAQNK, A llonUh-Klvluk Non-alooholio UoreraKß. at Hotnia and Clnbn ; Od per hottie. AROMATIO OINRKU ATjK I Tho Original Uelfust Oiiigur Alo, bo Jnatly colobratod at tiotola and Olaon; yd per bottle, Tlirao i!CKAT:;D W.n'iaa, aro the same Qoallty us oontractoci for and now Buppllod to Tha Canard B.S. Do.; tho Montreal S.S. Co. tiio Inmi'.n 8.8. Oo.i Uooauio S.S. Oo.| ho National S.S. Co.] the Paolflo 3.3. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Klnsaton snd Uolyhoad, X.M.. CO. WiIOLB-lAI.K AQKWt, aicicin, tali PUAKMiOY, Kiercaanaise. A« B. JK A T H B B, aSNKRAIi IMFOBTEB, HAS OK HASD AND TO ARRIVK BBANDY- Uourvoißlor'a Brnndj- in bulk do do one diamond, four dia mond, and VO Aosooiatcd Vineyard Brandy In bulk/ease, llrjstr, and half-flaak Mullor Frores" Brandy In bulb, oaso, fiask, and fculMlaak Honnciay'fl Hrandy In Ctsa W, ana A. Ollboy'a Brandy In oaM RUM /jownSos', S(l 0.p., -coakg and hhda Lemon Uart'a, J-cankn Wi and a, oUboy'a. in oaso, VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- Grecnloea! Invornem, GlonliTet, Terrier, Klrker, Groer and Oc», lndomljohna and 3 gallon Jara WHISKY (oase) --001110 lilund. Koyal Blend, Rob Roy. Jero boam, Glen Almond. W. and A, Ullboy'i Irlßh and Bootoh in flosfca _SOHNAPPB -v Uonko'B, W. and A. Oilboy.'a WINKS <bul»- S'.lvft and Ooaln'a, AusiraUon, Grennoh, and Tokay WINKS (in oaao)- W. und A. Gllbey's (Cattle brand). Port, Sherry, Ol&ret, Marsala, Madeira. U, A, D, o, B, and 8; yd Olarets, 0, 1, J, 3, 4 j Clinmpaene — Kotidoror. Perrier and Uamußel AIiK- Bass. bottled by Hall Hoar's Head, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottlod by John Held Ashby'B and MoKwan'a "Globe" brand Anglo-Havarian aTODT— Roar'B Head, Hall Kdmond's Pint Brand Gntnesa's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Neurotone, pints and quarts Galo and Frlcnd'a and Johna, Matthews and do. Genuine Whlto Lead und Zlno Llnsooti Oil, Raw and liotlod, n drums Oolza OU, in drntna Castor Oil, iv bulk DEIKD FRUITS- Onrranw, In half cines Rime Baislns and Fl|,;n Alden Applna (evaporated) KKKOSKNK, 130 and 150 toat- Devoo'S Hoyal KrUUimt, L!_h« Ot Age, Pr« miam Safety Prime York Hams and Baoon at Low Kato» 'JCOBAOCO- Over the Water, la's, Nnllrod Koyi»l BEan<?r»ril LonK 6'a . Venus, li'a, fl's, Doable Thiok F Ploooa OILMRN'3 SiTOaaS— Ta»a, 3tis?«r, 10, Iw, No, a Paper Bagl, Pickles, Klpporcd Herrings, ■ Potted Moats', aud an asaortmont of Ganoral Quad alwaya ou hand, A. H E A T HE R. Land and Estate Asrents ajir o S Bo R » E, TC • Kstvto, Land, and U0n0.,1 Commis ion Agent, 81, Qnten-Dtreot. Aaokland. ail O X S A U V, I? BY KOWAHD WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBKRT-Gontloman'a Residence, 10 rooms. outbniidHiKH. 3 "0 9 aoros ; very ohoan. MOUNT ALBKRT—Houeo 10 rooms, outbuild- Inge, 2 acres (tionr station), £950. VOLCANIC IiAND (at Mount Edea)-9J aorea, 7-roomed Houee, So. £150 cash, at 7 per cent, MOUNS ALBUHT (near Railway Station)- GJ neren volcanic soil, in Rrasa ; BPlendld view. MOUNT ALBKRT (near station)-Honfle 10 rooms, 2 aoret!.— £7(10. HOUSK OF KIGHT ROOMS, Eden Torraoo. Qes stove, well, £o, Offored cheap. MOUNT KDKN (noar Station)—aeven-roomed Honee and Large Allotment. £500. Terms easy. MOUNT KDKN—House:* rooms, 8210 VIKW ROAD (Mount Kdon)-7-roomed House 5 oonoreto olßtorn, with nearly one aore, GOTTA QK and LOT-198 x 150—£200. UNKHUNGA.—House 8 rooma-8100. ONKHONOA 7-roomod Honse and Land, £JSO. ALIiOTMKNIS, S6afleld Road, Parnell, Rioh mond Mount ICrtsn. otc MOUNT KD'tfJ, Valley Road—Honse of 9 large rooiiiH. out houses, la. ip. land. Cheap. StCAKIffiLD KOAD—Qeniloman'a Kesldenoeof 8 rooma. larßu allotment, evnry convenience, LHIAMINSTON ROAD — Now Comfortable Houses and Land, £250 each, ClTY—Onpltal ahop of 6 rooms, stable, &ft, to leneo. rent low. MOUNT ALBKRT—I6I aoreaand House. £500. MOUNT ALBERT —Leaeo of 62 acres and Houses, &o. Chonp. KLLttES^ltt—House. 7 rooms, and land, fiioO. PONSONBY-Houaes ot 6 and 11 rooms, PAPATOITOI-Flne House and 20 aores. FARMS at Cambridge, Pukerlmu, &c. KD. WAYTB!, V House and Land Agenk. ODSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AG«NCy.-Central Chambers, 177, Qneen street, and Kverton Cottage, Churoh - Btreet, North Shore.—i ho underalsnod, in commencing the above Bneincsß, begs to intimate to Properly Holde.s. and tho Public generally, that any Business entrusted to him •wlUhave his per? tonal ana naretul aupervialon, and trusts by Bttlot promptitude and integrity, to merit bud port from hla many known friends, ALFKED COX,



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c« «' tho healing art Ims over com it w oP?t> th(\f 8- ecm Di the mlost «»«ons, henec t whs the obvious policy of the Druids to study the properties of plants. O£ their p.ogreas wo have no record but we do know that the famous mistletoes, or "herd all," was considered a certain remedy in mum <!isonscs, an antidoto to poiS"U, and a pvcvcntiUvs of infection. Sea-sir. Eng land nt that time did not posses.3 uinongstita flora any monitors of the eucalyptus orlilue gun) family. In nil likcUhp'd if sno had.thi wonder ful foyer dcstioyme, lung healing, health Riving tree,would have saved many thousands of lives, in New Zi'alaud nnd Aus ralia its virtues are un doubted.andfov I ho relief of b onchfal affection's, lung complaint.', r.stlmiafcul breathing, chronic SSfft?" v Ai c-Viu'« - r a!it' l- y ot Eucalyptus, ivith Hyponiiosvh.io of Liino and Quiuiai JuS awvedan unexampled remedy. Nervous Affections, Ltjm bago, Neuralgia.ChronicLiver Complaints, and loss of vital function, yield to tho influence of electricity—the great vital stimulant. The best form is the continuous current, as generated by Eulvermacher's chain bands and chain battering. They are permanent in effect, and moat durable in construction. Agent for New Zealand:— Aickin, The Pharmacy, Auckland, Write for a pamphlet and testimonials, ,



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