CITY COUNCIL.

,-.■'; .•> ~ ..-\ I. I.i The Council mot at G. 30 last evening. Present- i Crs Waddel (in the chair), Harper, Mase- ] field, Crowther, Aickln, Boms, Garratt, Bell, ' Fleming, Montague, Thompson, Dovore, t Fhillipps, Dacre, Stevenson, and Maokechnie. j Correspondence.—letters were received: From the Town Clerk of Wellington, asking whether the Municipal Corporation Act, 1881 had been brought into operation in Auckland, and suggesting the consideration ofthe question whether, if the Government subsidy was with drawn, the Government lands should pay rates. Received. — From G. 0. Griffiths, asking for a few loads of scoria for Dundonald-mreet.—Re ferred to Surveyor with power to act.—From J. Witkina, drawing attention to the state of the watercourse in front of his property corner of Wellington and trait-streets. Surveyor ap pended memo, to effect that matter would be attended to as soon as possible. Answer, in ac cordance to be soni»—From J. Baker re the state of pathway inLawrie-atreet. This matter had been already attended to.—From C. Barker, re newing his application regarding the Suffolk street bridge, which he asserted was much used by city ratepayers. Council adhered to previous decision.—From J. Hancock and Co. re Town Hall site, referring the Council to their solicitors. Or Thompson understood at last meeting it had been decided to purchase the properties, and there was nothing for the Finance Committee to do but close with Hancock and Co.'a offer. The Town Clerk said that the letter from Hancock and Co. was virtually an acceptance of the Council's offer. It was decided to instruct the oity solicitor to carry out the instructions of the Council.—From J. Burtt, complaining of neglect on the part of the night-soil contractor. The Sanitary Inspector appended a memo to the effect that on receiving the complaint from Mr Burtt he had given instructions to the contractor to remove tha night-toil. The Inspector wished to know what steps he was to take in event of the contractor ignoring his instructions, It was decided to forward the complaint, to the con tractor for explanation. — From C.. Rowo, re repairs to Kmmett - street. Referred to Streets Committee.—From R. Carlile, stating that the recent rains had flooded the footpath in Prospect Place. He threatened to take proceedings. Latter received.—From J. Key and Sons, quoting prices of duplicate part of waterworks plant. Received. — From J. Brabazon,complaining of the impassable State of Morton-Btreet oft CooK-street. Referred to the Surveyor with power to act,—From J. Close, 1 calling attention to the bad state of St. Mary's Hand. The Surveyor appended memo, that all • scoria roads were in a bad condition through the continuous rains. Tho attention of the Foreman of Works had been directed to St. Mary's Road 1 Answer in accordance to bo gent.—From S Herbert, stating that he had detected a lad a the abattoirs maliciously slashing carcases, and asking for the reward of £10 offered by the Council for such information. . Referred to Inspector Woolfleld with inatrustions to make I enquiries with the view of securing a convic tion.—From J. Baber, applying, on behalf of Mr Ryan, for permission to lay out a right-of-way off Hepburn-street. Referred to Streets Com mittee.—From H. Smith, re bad state of ■ Wellington • street footpath from: Sheridan street to Franklin Koad.—Memo from surveyor to effect that matter was being attended to.— From the Beoretary of the Harbour Board cover ing resolution of Board declaring to permit rub bmh to be deposited into Freeman's Bay.l Re oelved.—From the N.Z. Timber Co., stating that they had received an injuhbtion from the Local Board of Health calling on them to cease burn* ing bricks at Clarence-street, Ponaonby. This would be a serious loss to them, as they had a ' quantity of ''green" bricks on the premises. The writer enclosed a letter from a number of . residents in Clarence-street and vicinity, agree* lag to tho Company continuing operations until the green bricus at present on the ground ara burnt and the clay on the ground worked up. The Company wore willing to close the works .in four months from date.—From E. Mahoney and Sou, pn behalf of MoArthur and Co, re flow !of surf ace water in Elliott-street. The Surveyor supposed that a grating would be necessary. Or Montagus moved that the matter be referred ' baok to the Surveyor for a definite reply and not supposition. Cr Crowther wished he could get ' £600 for supposing. He seoonded the motion. Carried —From G. 8. Reston (gaoler), stating that he had received in structions to request the Counoil to stop their employees breaking metal on the gaol reserve. Engineer was instructed to report on the matter, and consideration deferred pending the receipt of hia report, . ■ . Streets committee Retort. — The com mittee reoommended:—l. That the i Engineer order a load of scoria to be laid in Stuart-street. 2. That three loads of scoria be laid in Wood street. S. That a reply to Mr J. Sparrow's r letter be sent In accordance with the Engineer's report-viz, that "the work of repairing the I breach in the bank at Mr.Sparrows Is now in progress, and care will be taken to prevent any further annoyance." 4, That a reply'be sent to ■ Mr D. H, McKenzie, to the effect that the drainage in question would cost 4100. and the (Jouuou request tj bo Informed what he will contribute (v the same. 6. .Thai, In respeot of • toe letter from Messrs Thorntjn, J-mltn, and Finh, and a. Heather, the drainage be done as Boon as money U available, and tost Messrs Thornton ana, others be asked what they are willing to contribute towards toe oobs of kerb ing and ahannellUu, which tba Engineer scs.ua Will be£s(l. 6. lhat in reuard to me memo, of tne Town CUi k re meters. 6a a month, ba ohm-god lor hire and u«e .7. That In reaped to themema. of the Town Clerk re labour men, the Baitm be referred u> the Counoli. 8. that lv respect of the letters from 111. Ball, T. JemJn*. and others in Argyleßtieet. toe footpath oe irluuntsd ana soorja laid down, 9. 'J'n&t the lootpath be formed and gravelled in rfew sttßMt. 10. That la regard to tike mem'), of Mr Jfirrtnirtou re latne, a lathe be ooltuned, 11, That in regard to memo, of Town ulerK re troughs, that the City Kngineer report on'tha ■ inosi suitable cites tor the name. 13. lhat tn regard io the letter of H. Baiter ana James A. Tola (Upper (Jueanatreet allotments), the committee cannot recommend the Council to > tafeo any aatiun or admit any liability, the earth having been sloped back with, it in presumed, the oonaent of the owners.— la ihe »bjcnoo oX Or Boardman, chairman of iiui Committee, Cr Montague moved the adop -1 tlon of the report.—Or aarper seconded.—Or Uarratt movea that a notice be sent to Mr salter. requesting him to placo hi* house in a site condition. The Surveyor stated that ) something would'reqnlre to be done at once to i the house. The amendment not boingseconded, , lapsed.—Or Thompson drew attention to the ' fact that a memo from the Town Oierk had J gone direct to the Committee. He objeotea to t this. All communications ttom officials should . go to the Council first—Cr Bell objected to the unrooted oharge of 6a per month on builders. BuUders were already heavily taxed. —Cr r Masefleld objected to lue noommendatlon of tneOommltieere the lathe, ue knew Bome -1 tiling of maohinery, and knew that It would ; lead to Sham neetting a, drilling machine and other maohl nory, and then Dower to work. It, Tbt onus flttiogi necessary could be made ' more oheanly by the brass f oonderi than by the Uouncli.-It was decided to lofer Clausei S, 11. and 18 back to the council.—Or Bell moved that no oharge be made to builders for the wa of meters. Cr OiOwther seconded. Carrled.-Ttis report ot too uommlttee, as amended was adopted, i . . . , . ' I liiGAL COMMtitub's Bepobt.—The oonmiit tea reoommended that a quitter's rent, 67 Ida In addition to previous awft: d, be remitted to Mr N, Wood, insatisfaoiion ot tU claim for damage to • paddook. The adoption of toe report having been moved, Or Urowther moved a, an amendment that halt the quarter's rent be. remitted. Cr .Bell'1 asoondeo. The i amendment was carried, but a further amendment that £6 10a b« paid was moved and cwiied, and the report was i amende dj ao oordlngly andadopted. . Ovbbdbait. — Th» Interim report ot-the t fflnauoa CommiUßO re overdraft was ie»di . Tout oommittee are unable to (report do- I finitely on thin subject, not being yet in . poKeoaion ot full information. After con* , atdering the matter, the Mayor wOted upon .. iour banker and stated the probable wqui»e meats of the Council daring the currency or tha existing oontmet with the bank, and asked U .he would advance ths amount required. The reply was that the bank would adntnoe as re quired over and above the fIIO.OOO provided for in^m^f^e^^^ ne»S{lo U}n! SSS* &P3&VH* 'SBB£ see whetber any arrangement could be made for the qorrent year without Wading tha Council beyond the 21et ot May next, the Mayor waited on the manager of the Bank of New Zealana.aisk lng if his bank would advance the amount re , qulrad by the qounoil.duiing tne currency of too agreement with tho National Bank, and In excess oi tha 410.Q00 provided (or Jn that agrea mont-The reply was that the bam. would favourably consider the question} but one oon ,, the acootrattroiriMay3lst,ißßMorateim.°«ud on conditions now to be apeolfled, to enable your - committee to moke a definite report, Letters » were written ou tho 26th to tho mansgewot the . two banks bef are mentioned, requeuing in writ. ing tho terms ana conditions on whloh the men tioned advances would ba made. inolndJna advances required for the ye»r ending 3ist • Maroh. 1885. in the event of a Loan Bill not {. .being passed before the setslon ot 1881, No 1 answer has yet been received to.these letters. further than that the manager of the National Bank acknowledged receipt and stated that he would have to consult with hißhead offlaa J in Now Zealand. Wheathereplloairo^i™^ . your oommittee will report without delay! 1 The report having been read, Cr Orowtlver. who , bad signed it, said Ibe had not pnrtously seen the report, and knew nothing about it.-in tho ' dlsouseion that ensued, it traußDired that before consulting the other members of toe Committee the Mayor bad bad several interviews with too manager of tbe National Bank, and the dcro- UaUonahad fallen through. ▲ meeting ot tbe uommlttee was then Held, and it was taoltlr agteedthat the Mayor should continue neso tiatlons with the banka.—Several OonnelUors expressed an opinion tbat tbe Oommittee should have been consulted before any- I thing was done.-lt was decided to postpone consideration of the report for a fortnight .levels.—Or Devore assec it tne piana of the levels ot Poiwonby Bosd were ready—The Surveyor said that the lerste had been taken. but ihe plans were not teady. The levels of Collegeihosd,»s weU as i?onr»by Roao.nad been taken, lv Orufion she roads had all been , je-surveypd, and the plans would all be ready h inatortnight. Several streets in Karangajaain bad also been taken. , «»«wv üblay in OABRmra our of workb.- Questions were asked hy several oonnotl'ors regardlne tho delay in oanylDg out of works prtensd.-The Snrveyor atawd that there bad been a difflqully In Rotting drays. 138 CoßTiav BiquiSTY-ThU foUowtog" memo, from the Mayor was readi-Beina obilnod to leave to-day for Wellington on lm i port But basiness, I have the honour to inform i the Council thai tbe exeoutors nnder tha Will of • the late .X, Uostler invited me to attend (on I Monday, 23tb Instant), a meeting of representa tives of the various trusts benefltttag nnder : snob, will; Said notice was reosived after tha last mooting ot Council, bat tae meeting was postponed on account ot the absenoeof one ot tho executors. I cow suggest that the Council appoint a delesate or small committee to represent the Couootl (Btee Library) ai the meeting whoa reoalled, and that for their guid ance the Counoii chonld express tome opinion »b to the proposed realisation by auction of the freehold properties. JMy opinion, after con* llderablfl thought, Is that the mortgages should be called In or said, and the proceeds, with all Objeots named—tbat ail irtehold property be vested nnder one trust, one trustee to tie an* pointed to represent each ot the nceolai trusts • and that the properties be < retained, and the proceeds divided at statnd interval*. On the nioiion of Or JJevore, It was decided to appoint era Harper and Mafjoflold with the Ctmlrmarl to act In themattee a« Buggestid by the Major. Dwoty MAsoa--Itwas AecMad. to appoint Cr Waddel Deputy Mayorin toe absence of tha Mayor. JS^^r^i^JbUßH aßked tod leoel^ed permission ■to withdraw for tbe pretest his NOMjwoLiTDnE of STBEBra — cr Wadde moved the motion standing in his name to the effect that the previous reßoTutton oftheOounoil re nomenclature of .streets be roaSd!

nurSeSS iffiaii^ftta f mgthedeolslonsonbft^mffiSr.o^!?B™*- I wEoseconded themouli^Sdn?^^^ I a reparationoathe part of Mr^SS???'*« I haa initiated too naming of streeff^? 811 wh»» I cUlors.-After aonffiSSSRSS ffifiS?' 111' 1 the motion was carried—Cr BBirtKMoulors. I that a committee be appointed towSm*lo!?* I nomenolatureots^eCn^oXSSSfe'tte I slst of a member from each wardL-rS2S *5 °°n« - I This conolndod the baXeaaT^ "B^ ~ I

MAIL NEWS.

BENIJ2NCED XQ DJS^Ij; lwo of tlte JPhicenix jPark% spiraturs JPleaa Guilfc*?n> DUBLIN, May 2. -Patrick Del ana , i \ Thomas Caffrey, two more of thn"^ charged withparticipation in the jSj Cavendish and Barke, were anKfV* trial this morning. They created*?!^ tioQ Inthe conrt-room by pleading „»?£?* ■ the char,es against them, and boS"l^ sentenced to be hanged on tho &>*■%?ss* Before Caffrey had pleaded mdKW informed that the CroV«,^V^* the mitigation of the. sinteuw 9i7°S*'^ which would be passed upon Tim 9* **& When Delaney ,was f ,call»wiVik~ 'f- -"■ " : guilty. Hesaidf-'l^SSteffll* at first foolishly, not JfflajfiHHgS' I was forced from my, ■»»?J.W.W- w; park. We had to otey «£S«k-the Society, or take the conkqS^tf «» gotinto the park I couWnot«3 *L3 Tn I the murders committed, butTtoffi lf'*l*w them. Themuiderrwert'coffliifttMlST 111 * B^y and Timothy Kel.y.SWvS? iog guil* was again folftfflSffi* in open, Conn but *jMSffigfr. On being asked wltSltar •,j le * h J"» thing to say why^ehtence- shbull/L? £ passed upon him, Caffery replied^ v«li» have got to say, standing off th*l««:feß«rt2 grave? is that I did■ going to happen until tea■■.nJb(tit*4iLSls the murders' were committed/™!^!! boand n to go to the park under^,^ The sentence of Delankv wtu «i L ~! be commuted to life «SiJ!l*«» Joseph Haalon, who Is wiitine trfei *.. finalljrbeen accepted as an apSr • « will xionfirm the evidence oftßjni^ gainst thirteen ptiaotaaf .iv«EBB Gaol, charged with conspiracy toSS^ Gladstone Defeated, NEW York, JKay i-^ r cable jpadi from London of May 3rd any. ( One Jtl, nut notable eyents Jn theVanuMgtf constitutional history oecttrrsd iffit when the Butish Premier was-2 1?, thts HotUe «>« ioij en which the Ministry l«t 1U $£ when the House ol"Coinmonsi' by a vote 3 292 to 289, refuted the Affirmation* Bill * second reading, it has long been feared by friends of the Liberal MlttSt^Kfi that the Bradlaugh case would, ia thi end came the downfall of Gladstone. W«h t hii fear before it, the Government dodged tha matter from 1880 until this year.'ifMS kept entirely out of the last Queen's speeSf Theßradlangh affair was a muddlfS the beamning to the end, and for affina reflected discredit on everybody wncenisa The result shows that he miscalculated.hU strength, and the outcome may bo of a far. ' reaching character. * ■A morning paper says: Thie Affirmation S'v'S 8 ?een defeated by a coa'Jtionrdf tab high Tories, who are all Church of JKntfaia men, with the radical Uon-Coriformiste ' These temporary- allies dissolved partner, ship the instant they attained their-object. and can no more be combined for' adnunb. tration purposes than oil and water can be . I mixed. Of the results that would foUow, the resignation of Mr Gladstone, and the entrance of a Tory Minister, it is yet too early to .peak, gpv far as the ftrsVoMei; tion and the foreign policy of the Empirev v are concerned, tha/: charges would be of the most sweeping character. Subsequent developments will be awaited' with the. greateat 'interest, not only in Bnslasd and her dependencies; bill; in .t&MJnifeid' States and upon the continent of Enrone. The "Daily News" says: By ih« Mas. / tion of the bill the forces of bl|otry ana in» tolerance have triumphed.., , Fifty Irish members voted agaioEt the bill. The "Times "say«.• It is to betegrettei that the prudent and conclusive rotation offered in the Affirmation Bill was not to> ported by a maiont7 ot the House. '

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BBB»B^S«SBSB^BP^^^BSJBJHBJP^pjfIp^* p-*- ••'* TU^DAY, JtJ«E 5, *^ft^ At 12%'clookinoon. COTTAGES and'fkBBHOLD ALLOT MENTS, PONSoaßir. D. f.IeTaNS . I~IAS received instructions from the Tl Martaassa to sell by public auotion (sub* &tto Se SSSI Mbrwagei athis I*»d.Man Saeenntroet, onTuesnay. the fith June, 1883, at 2 o'clock noon, . . . . . - , AM,' THAT PIKOE OB PARCEL of LAND la tte Provincial Dlrtrlot of AuokUnd, being Lou Nos. 55 and 66, of a Subdivision into I ota of AU?ta°nteTNos.« and 17 of Section 8. Suburbs of AuokUnd, County of Eden, having a troat •mot66feet to Green street, by 100 leet deep ; •otrethor with the 2 Cott»«ea ereoted thereon, and all the appurtc nuices thereto Delosging. This Property Is pleasantly situated in Green- Street, near the Bishop's residence, and olose to St. Mary's Convent. Ponsonby: about twenty minutes' f rom the City Poßt-offloe. D. F. "eT"a NS, Auctioneer. ... TUESDAY, JU»E:6, AT HOOK. RESIDENCE AHD NINE ACRES VOLCABICLAND AT MOUNT EDE«. D. F. EVANS ff AS received instructions to sell by 1 auction at his Laad Mart; Qaeen-atreat, en Tuesday, the sth June, at 12 o'olook, A COMFORTABLE AND WKLL BUILT VILLA BBSIDKNOB, sevtn rooms, bo lit abont three years, and sundry outbuildings; Stablo. Baßsy-housßi Cowshed. Plgstye, and NDJH ACRKS YAWTABLB VOLCANIC Surrounded aad subdivided by substantial •tone wall*. The Land is mostly planted with ornamental trees, garden, &c., and at a small outlay could be made a very pretty and valu able rMidenoe. pleasantly situated on the Epsom Road, between Mount Boiklll and Mount Kden Boadfl, situate about 3} miles from town; fare by "bos, la and 61. This is the very place for any ana wishing to secure a Comfortable I and Healthy Residence on Voloanlo Land. iwfTevans, Auctioneer. MONDAY, JUNE 4. GOLDMINING SHAKES. B. C. GREENWOOD XTAS received instructions to sell the XX following Shares, at his ' Mart, on Monday next, at U o'oloofc, viz,, OALBDONIANS, LONDON. DART. New Union Beaoh, New Corny, Queen of Bagland, Tteraao, Werabiko, waitokl, lonaa, Queen ot Beauty, and Southern Onus. B. O, GREENWOOD, ■ Auctioneer. B. TONES, R, C. CARB, ' B. n, XOHKS ' WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20. ; v; IMPORTANT SALS OF JOIHEEHOLD pITY X>KOPEKTY, Under lnstruotiona from the Trusteea under the Will of the late Mr Edward Costtey. B. TONES & CO, . ,• SAVE jbeen instracted by the Trusteea to. sell, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday, Jane 20, at v o'clock noon prompt, THE FREEHOLD OF THE .■FOLLOWING PBOPERTIES : tot 1.-AUCKLAND CLUB and POWtET'S .' <l SHOP in Bhottland-street, HOSTOM HODSS HOTSL and TWO WOOD ~ ..TENEMENTS, Fort-atreot. being AUot. ment fi, Section 3, City ot Auokland, 100 links to Shortland and Fort-Btroßta by a depth ot 263 and 579 links, now leased at f ■ ~, a rantal of £203 per annum for 17 years from Ist April, 1876, lessee to keep in .:■! surad for 82,000, and to .reinstate all buildings If drgtroyeu by firs, Lot. 2-KIoH»Il & CO.'S t(KW PKKMI3HB, Qaeen-atreet, being Lot 1 of Subdivision I of Allotment 1, Section 17, Queen-street, 28ft. tin. by a depth of 92tb INo. and SiU. lln. and Bin. psrty-wall. leased tor IB jeaiß, from 22nd August. 1881, at a ' rental for first 20 lean of AU6 per annum, and for second 20 as o rental of 6203 per annum, lessee to leave, at expiration ot lorae, buildings of at least the value of a,m Lot, 8,-SHBRA BBOS.' and VtUOX IN3OR ANOK CO.'s PRKMISES, part ot Allot ment 7. of Section 17; Quoen-stroet, 10It> frontoge to Queen-Btroet by 101 ft. to a : : lane, ana BUt. at rear to other poitttm of Allotment 7,leasedfrom Ist October, 1881, . ■ lor Six fears, at rental of fiSBO, and (rom . October 1,1837. at rental 01fi312 to Ist of ■ January, 1900. farther agreement to lease to Meisra Shew Bros., a* nptraUon ot present lessee's term, for 21 yean, at a rental to be fixed by arbitration. ■ lot (U-coiiE's shop nd ceßMiara shop adjoining, Queon-etroet, part of Allot ment 17, Section li, City, 20ft. to Queen , street by a deptkof BUt. lOln.. leased for ' 11 rears from April 2fi, 18SL at a rente . Of AIS per annum, buildings ani fix^ ' turos to be dellverofi np at end Of term and kept Insured for £700. i: UH fc-HDLME'S IWO SHOPS and PBK MIBKB, Queen-Bfereet, being AUotment t, Seotion 33, City. SStVtoJtoeeß^tree by 6 depth of 82tt. 61n., leased for iO years from May 4.1874. at «130 per annum. Lot a-KASJEDowN's and oouunra shops and paBMIBKS,. Queen-street, Allot i ment B. of seotion 32. City, 33ft. to Queen. street by a depth of 82ft. Bin., leased for M ; ; yeais, from Mar i, 1871, at a rental Of JJlSoperannnm. <--■-" :'..". r':'-'■'•'.' Lot 7.-BMI) LION HOTBL and KLBVBN BUIIiDINQS e^johi'ag, in Vlotorla. - street, being AUotmect 14, of Section m, ' City, 107 ft Sin. to Victoria-street, and to Hardinft-street of mft. 71d,, leased Tor :" yearß from 20th February, 1880, at a dear yearly rental of £101 per annum, subject to no tfednotions whatever, Lot 6>-liONBR« AN"fl SHOP AND PHBMISHS ftfljolnliaa KVBNiNa gTAßOffloe, Wynd ,!i ihain-rti.'eet, Allotmenta 1 and 8, o£ Sub" dlvtelon of AUotment 8, Seotion 16, City '" ol AUcKland, 24ft. Ota»--to- Wmdham . street, by 115 ft. and SSfk. 91a. to a lane adjoining Baymarkut. lesssdfor 21 years from 18th November. 1878, at a rental of £31 is, without any deduction whatever. Lot 8..-FLABTERBD HOU9B. Viotario-street, containing 11 rooms, with right of way at baok, being psrt of Allotment 18, S«o- Uon IS, City o( Anokland, 48ft. 21n, to .'I viotorla-Btreet, weskJy tenanoy. jjfi I (^TBBil»' j COWAOßßj|iVi^OTi*street l : , 'containingWss'pctivc•ylsroottis.l4r.6om> > ' and 7 nomsi Allotment 9, Sootlon 21, City of Auckland, fiOlt Oin to1 Viworla atreet; tre^l^nXMles; •'■ - ■<"■ Lot u.-BO»B'ißf;BOUßßiv'V4otoria'SlMet > belnn Allotment Tj Subdivision of Allot •f mentianat»thers,*epHon;l9, VleWria ! .-stneti-as^to yieto>ia-fltrael, ; and at rear to D^s^^ w*ekb> ; tenancies^ Lot 11-TWO-STOBIBD HOUSE AND COT-: ■ TAiBBi COtner of Hobson and Moore .streets..being the portion of Allotment. 81, Ssotion 18, City of AaoMand, 27« 9Jn to Hpbson-stecat, weekly tenanoicß.. . •! UA l* GkABTON-EOAD^AUotoeniTlO, sec. Son 13, suburbs of AucMand, 7tf{ Bhv to rirstton Road, by a depth of about 262 ft -: 101b- leasedforSO yearsrfroml«t Janu. ary. 188J, atarontal of £30 per annum. Lessee has;option of purchasing at any time during tha lease for £500. • LotIfcPARNELL.-Allotments 44, 45, and 48, of subdivision of allotment 64, section I, suburbs of Auckland, 66ft to Manukau BoadbylOMtto Barl-street; leased for 121 years, from July 19,1880, atarentalo 1' .41 per annum. Further Information and/coptes^^of leases may betaspwtedon appUoaUon to Messrs Jackson SlbusboU, solloftors, or the Auctioneers. ■ Terms Easy. B, lOSKB ft O Oh i Auctioneers, ■.- ■ ' ■ ::.-. .-■■■, - . '-■■..■•-



-gj g, OOCHBANB) ■ ' V LAB. DAOBB , MONDAY, JUNE 4. SUITE, PIOTURES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &0. rtiHESuiscribers w'll sell, by order!of -8 the Trnetos In the Estate ot K. KmtlatOD, on the premises. Anxkaoa-streot, on Monday, ith Juno, at 11 o'clock, \ -: /• "]] V HOUSEHOLD FtJBNITORK. conaisting Of Snite in Red Bob.;Pictar«».,Cajp«ts. Cheffonniero, fables.' Onrtaiiiß. Chain. Books. Tnw, Otramento, Wh»tno>. ' lion Bedsteads. JBttttriises.^ Mlrinre, . Washstands. Toiletware.Venetianßdna, "OUoloth, MatUng. Commode,. Kltohen Ranga (nearly new), Bitohen Utensll», Tools.fco., BAMUEL COOHRANK & SON, t Auctioneers. DUKHAM STARDS. ; FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, , HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINS. HUNTER <* ROIiAN. I Prospeotuß. PROSPECTUS , , , . OF TIIE ■.; ,-,• '; . APPLBi FARM CuMPANY (LIMITKD). CAPITAIi-£IO.OOO, in 20,000 SHARKS O? TEN a SHUiINQSEAOH •■ " (of which, for .the present,. 15,000 only will be iSßuod), the baJanco to be offered to Share-" holders at paf .before being oltored to , ■'!■■■■■ . ■■ '■■ publlo). ' "' 28 Cv PAYABLE ON a PPLICATION, &Od ON ALLOTMENT, THE BALANCE m CALLS ! •NOT EXCEEDING Is EACH, AT IN- ' TEBVAig OS NOT LESS THAN ■■■"•.' SIX MONTHS- >ntw FBOVISIONAL DIBKCIORB : i,. v , ,i :. ■ J. C. Caibns, Mangero James Mason, Parnell J Fairbitbk, Otahuhu E. Liffiatt, Otahuhu T. Pkacook, M.H.8., T. W. Hiokson, Anok Anokland' 7 land Q. S. Jakins, Auckland ... I Bankisrs: P J •>;; Coionial Bank or New Zealand. Solicitors: . . mebsbs c'onnetl and cooper. ■ ; ":l Secrotary, pro tern : J, T. Melville. OBJECTS. „ The operations of this Company will consist of the Growing of Apples on an -extensive' scale, with the object not only ot supplying the local market, bat also of exporting oholoe varieties of dessert fruit to England and America, and it mar be, other countries north of the line. Owing to the difference of seasons In the two hemis pheres, the Company would be in a position to offer the fruit consumers bl these coun tries fresh apples at a) time of the year, when their local supply would be almost exhausted. ■ ./'*LAND.' ".2-.. :,; ; , j- • Tha land to be taken over by tho Company consists of 226 acres, on the east bank of the Tamakl River, being lots 43, and part ot lots 43 and 40, Parish of Fakuranea; first-class agricul tural land, fenced, drained, and well cultivated. Prico, £25 an aero. •> ' ■ I Thotormaotpaymoritoraexceptlonallyfavour able to the Company—namely, £650 deposit, the balance to remain at 7 par cent, per annam for a term of five years, when, if the Company is not in a position to pay it off out of the proms, After payment of dividends averaging 10 per cent, per annum to shareholders on paid-up capital, the rate of interest will be reduced to 5 per cent, per annum, and remain at that until tho Company can bo pay It. TREKS, o ■• ' i " ** These were selected and secured early in the season, and are the piok of the local nurseries— being as flne an assortment as could be procured under the most favourable condition)!. The price will average abont 9d each. Ages ranging from one to five years: principally two years old. Over fifty thousand secured for this sea son's planting. The cost to the Company of the Orchard, when fully planted at 10 feet apart (500 trees per acre), will amount to 2s 2d 'per troe, including land and all other expenses.* Allowing £6 5a per oorofos culture, interest, and expenses tha first year, will bring the oost up to Ss 5d per tree. , EKTOENS. \ The second year after planting, a bonus of £i per aore under " The Forest Trees Planting Encouragement Act." t together with an average of 3d worth of fruit per tree.l will cover the year's expenses at the rate of £7 2s 6d_per acre, and pay a dividend of 9 per cent. The third year an average of 6d worth of fruit par tree will provide for £8 6s 8d per acre expenses, and a dividend of 18 per cent. The fourth year an average of Is worth of fruit cer tree wiU pro vide lor expenses at the liberal rate'of 21510s per acre, and allow a. dividend of 25 per cent. Tho fifth year an average ot 2s worth of fruit per tree will cover expenses at the rate of £18 153 per acre, provide for thobalanco of the pur chase money of the land (£5,009), besides pay ment of a dividend oMB per cent. • Every pennyworth of fruit por tree over and above expenditure will yield a profit of 6 per cent on paid-up capital. Supposing, then, from this period forward £25.per acre (oneshilling per tree) is allowed for expenses, every addi . tional shilling's -worth of fruit ser treofwill give a profit of 72 (seventy-two) per cent on'paid-up capital. Approximately, each share will entitle the holder to the produce or profits from five trees, after deducting proportionate expenses for culture and care.: , I DISPOSAL OF,P,KODUCE. As the possibility of disposing of such quanti ties of fruit as an orchard ol this size would produce has been Questioned, it may be as well to draw attention to the rapidly increasing faci lities for sending not only meat; but fresh frnlt, to tho London; tod■• Continental"markets,' and also tot the fact that within 10 days of being gathered In our. autumn, onr^ apples may bo placed on the Co vent Garden fruit stalls in the Kngliflrt Sprint?* Packed in cool cham bers adjacent to the frozen meat compartments in tho direct steamota. the frnlt will keep much fresher than if stored for the same length ot time in New Zealand Anyone acquainted with London markets need not be informed ot tho ready dale And high prices obtiUnablofor any. thing in the shape of fresh, fruit out of the ordinary English season. Tea Callfomlan market alto Is one not to be despised; A popu lation aeonstomed to. «nnmining appjgg largely during ten months, of tho year, must prove ifoooV customers during tho otner two. whon their own supply runs out and ours oomes In, The opening of the Panama Canal is also ex pected to take placo In about five or six years, by which time this Company, should be in a position to forward by it largo quantitiss of Suit. Its openinp; will bring, practically, to our doors,' an unlimited market for Auck land-grown fruit, not only in London, but in all the large cities Of the Baatorti States of America and tho Continent of Europe. No apprehension need therefore be felt as regards a market for our produce, nor from competition In supplying that market. It most be bocno in mind aim that, as regards our local market, as tha supply increases so "does the consuming population, and that in proportion aa prices are lowered consumption increases. And that apart from all other means, of disposing of the produce, the manufacture of elder In itself would prove a most profitable mode ot utilising It. There Is every reason to anticipate that this undertaking will prove so highly profitable to its shareholders that it will become the nucleus ot one of the largest and most important indus tries yet developed in Auckland. ■ Furthor particulars may be had and Share list Inspected at tho Office of the Company. , J. T, MELVILLE, Sen, pro torn i Offices: Over Goodson's London Arcade, < Queen-street * The system of dose planting and thorough cultivation intended to be adopted by the Com pany has been proved by actual experience highly conducive to early and heavy bearing, and consequently the realisation of quick and profitable returns. The following statement will show the difibrenoe in first cost per tree under the system of planting, as compared with that ordinarily adopted, 500 TBEES PEK ACRE 10 FEET APABT QUINCUNX ORDER. £ g. a. Land—22G aores, at £25 per aero .. 5,650 0 0 Twes-100.000. at £37108 per 1000 .. 3,760 0 0 Ploughing and Subsolling, at 30s Der acre ©DO aores) .. -. *.. 300 0 0 Manuring, at Sowt per acre, 8a Id por cwt .. .. ..■'-' .. .V 41613 i Planting, at 8s id per 100 -v. .. 11613 i ShelterTreesandsunuryexpenßes.. 300 0 0 £10,833 6 8 A B.d. 100,000 Trees, at 2a2d per tree. a 10.833 8 8 £10,833 6 8 50 TREES PER ACRE, SO'FEET APART AS ORDINARnTT PLANTED. A ad' Land—226 acres, at £25 per aore. .. 5,650 0 0 Trees-10,000, at £37 IDs per 1000 .. 875 0 0 Ploughing and SubsoiUng, 200 acres at 30a per acre.. .. ...... 300 0 0 Manuring, at fiewt per acre, at 8s Id perowt .. .. ... ~ .. 41G13 i Planting, at 8s Id per 100 .. .. 1113 i ShelterTrecaand sundry expenses.. 800 10 0 .» ' J87.083 6;8 :: . OA. ' ttt ■■■'.■.■'., ..jj na. 10,000 Trees, at Us 2d per tree v A M vm 6_B: -'■■ 11, ■ ■■• ■ .;■ *■' *l!"jjJ7g g g If the comparative results fw several years are estimated, making a proportionate allow ance for expenses per aore, and allowing for the Bame yield of frnlt per tree, it will be found that while the one will have more than paid its original cost In profit in leas than live years, and ba paying dividends of cent, per oent, tho other will, at 7 or 8 years.have coat -about 209 per tree, and be doing little more than pay 10 per cent, on outlay. t Clause i of the Regulations unedr tho above named Act reads thus:—"4, The trees maybe of any description, and the number planted must be at the rate of not less than five hundred, per acre." • .." ■; .. .};-j t The allowance made in this estimate of an. average of 3d worth of fruit per.tree, the second year-6d the third;ls the fourth, and 2s the fifth,' is considered absurdly low -by many praotioal growers, and it may be as weU ,to mention that while these quantities are used in this estimate, there Is every reason tp believe that they will prove far below actual results, aad that the returns will warrant payment of dividends even greater than is hereto calcu lated upon-for instance, if the returns exoeed any of the above-named averages .by twopence worth of fruit pe^tree. it would be equivalent to an additional iwelve per cent dividend, Nothing at all is allowed in this .estimate for the Increased value ot the land and stock (only the aotual returns In fruit being- taken into account), but the profit from this source alone would be very considerable, arid there is no extravaganoo In the assumption that in five years time from the commencement, the capital value of each tree, with the ground it occupied, would stand at not less than five shillings, representing a profit of more than 22s Bd por share, exclusive of profits from Bale of trnit,



7 ; ShootingoSbasowi 1 1S83* r -. j rriia FOLLOWINB EMINENT MAKXRB AR« BJWRKB4NTBD BY THE UNDBR- X ';• ..- '• PIOKiiD, . ... ...... ~.' .■, ': w. &c. scjoxt & eojst, w.'w. greener,'i. hquj & sons. > ,'i ~. ■ri ,»• .«;.-.■ •' ,■■"o 131 !.■■„.' ,{'■ ..'" ' ' Ji" -j ' I^L ' , SJSpfIBSJSJSJBSJIfIBSJ BbBBB^BBmRBBBBSSSBSSBhIBBbk* ■ *'' BBSSBBi^^^ ' -! ON VIRW AT MY STORK, •,..-,- > Tfek^iN&ST ANDvIjABGBST StObK OF QuNS; JBVKR "BPOWN IN WEW" ZEALAND. | <"** BKWIAiLt BBABB S™£W. BY ( | SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVERY KIND. . j Wv H. HAZABD/^UMMiKEB. {» S^q^ A^g^^faß.A«muß|, AGBNTB ALBO FOR i HA¥. MBRRIOK * CO.^ QUNPOWDBB, FOX THE JOLT'S WRB ARMS COMPANY, AND' «JR J,£0IB» ("Afil^^nUlßWOßKa FACTORY. LONDON. , n i.ii '•■'■{ \i--o. t '"} "' ■ ' ■ , ' ' i •<:!.!.-.■..;.,» t.;, ■ -;, ,;,;;' •;,v, V.^ l^Q^*^*™ 10™4 AVTO^ 1?* 166 Paioa Lists on Application. . ■ \. , .■, •■_■ ~i „■;.,■; ,;;,;, i;; ,. ~,,;■ titeft Merchants. ' Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness are the TEAS TTmay not bo universally known that without Advertising. Tieiotins, or Puffing, ROBERT X NEAL has obtained in a fow years the Laboebt Retail Sales of Teas in tho Province ot Auckland. Thla faot Is unmistakenblo proof of tho PURENEB3 and SUPERIOR QUALITY of tho TEAB, SUPPLIED. Aa the j-oault ,of forty years' English and Colonial osporlonoo in tho trade, and by careful aelootlon of tliu best of tho various growths at INDIA and OHINA TEA 9, ROBERT NEAL is able to give his Customer* EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. Theßlendof Tea at is. 10a. B uw«"« ,„,„. T&^BiefldOJTealt 2sMoi. I . ■•! jjiai ■,■ KOI 99 Ml ':J" ' ' .'• • iama^OTSMOB QuAtm? of tho-T*ia sold by Robbb* Nkal aro so self-evident to thoaa srflS Have tried them, that no sclqntltto aaalrejs la. nocoaaary to proclaim then Gonttlua*ujUj and Rxeellenea. '.i^W . . { ~ji ■v. Theatre Royal Building^ Queen and Victoria Streets,' Auckland.



I: _,-; DRINK OUR . .;. ' , It has No Equal for True Natural 1 Flavour, Value, and Strength. ' ( 1-lb. and i-Jb. Packets. • HALP.CHESTS, BOXES. "PRESS." "Mr i Nelson is a Professional Toa Taster and Blander." . AWARDED! / , COLD «t SILVER MEDALS. ACENTS-E VERY WHERE. ;{; • ■■■■'■■ /y' '•";' . ' ' N ELSO^ FVIO ATE S Co.'t j CELEBRATED CHALLENGE /n "' 'ASklx^ ' i "ij^Lssl'•'''■ •■'■'■' Or iV ff ijatjg^ssi ft. QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, I Next tJie New Zealand GlotMng Factory. Sowing Maohlnes- v bt bpeoul MKKmBSk. *"'"'s"<Kai It 8T A Hli IHH XI) 1870' 'BUT ~ ■ ~'. ~W -;/ r , >^;/4! ---pNMT THB • >v\ j CSI&BRATHD, /d^ y^ V / MAOHINBB. The Baßiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Machine which has never . been beaten in competition. Bolk Aoknts m Ne^ Zealand: SKAKKSPBAR^Cp.. Queen-street, Opposite tho Market - ~,. Medical 'irjigmMoiJsr^D^B b I4MP*W Db. a.WwKßVff^iciiviBliin)''B"KAmTßil!ilrt inajT, a guaranteed Speciflo for Hysteria' Disdness, Convolskms, Sits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by the nse of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefnlness, Mental doflthi Proniiifciiro Olrt AffO Oftnsocl by ovoxvoxoiv don of the brain, youthful folly, or over-Indul jtenoe. Kaoh bor contains one month's treat ment. 6s a bos, or sbc boxes for 25a, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of pride. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXH3 To onre any case. With each order received by us forsix boxes, accompanied with 25s,weiwifi fund tho money it the treatment dooanoteffoot a oureT^Guarantees Issued only by J. P. KINO » SONS, ■ Chemist*, I Queen-street,Anokland.. .; ;



■:. -,-i.;j(i'utJ !■ ■■' ■ ■ ,!■■■ ■■ • > s "INDIA AND CHINA TEA ! I WAREHOUSE." !ii Jifa9s, YIOTqKIA^aTRBKT. '~ I Ku»»a. WimEHCAD, while being deilrouiot keepinghis »»«n» oonstansiy before thepnbllo v a Te«m«n of fairly trustworthy experience, ' takes this opportunity of thaolrinii hla namerotu Ou»tometß—manT ot whom bo hunot Been— «nd presents thtm hla ooDtiancd aseoranoe th« alt clauses purobMloe his Tom, be they high or low priced, will continue to rooelvo as hereto tore ihe same faithful and Impartial treatment I vend no slaughter or vlotlmlglnß Una*, bni ovwy line advertised will be found having lta true counterpart In the Tea tendered to pur chaser—whethor to ohlid, adult, or by letter, CJKNUINK TKA does as a.rale obtain—both torn Chlnal and India; toe B&VIBS1 1> tho ei oentlon, not the rale, -a. »ah SBbatbb novblty. than genuine Tea Is a oorkiotxy hkcwcd and bropsblt bbbvbd uap of Tea. My aim for the yearn I nftve been > before tho Auckland pnbUo h*a been to nnbllsh whst Good Tea eon* alsta ot, 10 ttiat ths oonnnmer mlnht be mr judge. Those who woold lhat lgnoranoeshould rorall ooulder a man toolleh tor hla palno. but havo loeen more then oompeniated br the qoldbm opisionb «£ hundtoda ot people tor hondreda of miles round Auckland- and; as In timated, many of my onstomera 1 have not seen. 1 can readily admit the desirability ot giving Odd Medals to Tea Growers for pro oolna Tea of rare excellence, pains and ex pensebeing incurred in lta prod notion, but none of thia oelonge to tba Faoset Tb^m.n Many can, bat few do, constantly Rive good value tor mosey. I inapoot tbM Uedala to - I'aoket 'i>ai, It pnl to the teat thrOtwh tho Uoldntea. wonld torn ont muoh Uke the London Bakers when ))r. Letheby war about to report on bread before a Committee of the House of Commont. Mbjoj wanted their pattloulsr bread reporfsd an."but &c wto, .doctor imlfl. "Ob, yes. pro vided you pay <550 to any oharltablo looMlntlon I name It at any future time I find yon aelUog an inferior ■rittfle."' Jo4ste Wi aatoa'thment when only two In all lioadan wauia abide by the teat. Mow, I dlaUnotly afflrm th;» It any committee of aarlooal eihtblUon In New Zea land, or elaewhen, nave given Gold tfedala for Haaket Teas, without dlstlnotly oonneoUna the growei therewith, »hey were.fairly oauaht nap ping. Buopoae aouie yaw; India and Oaina Teaa are a mtaerablß faUure, what la the medal worth for that your, a> from »be Packet Tea man to tta C3oMum«, ■ ;... '■■'•;, TKA. PRICK OURRKNT !- MVKRY RICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination of Wine of the flneat, the t ateoogeat, and the rtoheat flavoured Toaa ' imported. My aim with tots Tea la .• I ■ to have aoniethin* fl« tor an/ono"* table on any oooaalon, PBIOB, - 38. I'.tK POUND. I in n * j ''FAMILY MIXTUBB," ; A moat economto high claaa Family Tea, both the India and Chlaa belntf 'jeleotad with Dora the wHt-inowngrowtna, well ..; i maalpulatod leaf, ripe In tho onp, ....<■ and thorougbly end eoundly ■■'■ cured.' PRIOB. 2b. bd. ■I, ~ \ PKB PODND. . • \i "TEA EXTRAOKDINARY." TbU Tea baa attained a popularity and wld« otroulatloD. whloh It only oompatable wltn I i cloee atßoy and. attentloo to ihe lartoa of a leme elaaa of the> oeneral oow nmhllF^ PRICK aa! PKR^ i "DARJEELING-FLAVOURED ; :•.-••"■--■'■"•inapciwu^ 11..'. lv' I VtvtMumma a »lshd or wtm lirou *m> i ;. v ■ Oami Tun,' «. • PBIOB. la Bd. PKli FOUND. In Uw OOP this Tea la a marvel oj cbeapMee. j ■■''' ■ QUAKANTBBD PORB _■:'• OHOIOB HRBT CROP BEOKKN UtAf •• PANYONG COHGQU.'* Prlo«,lß.9!J.porlb. v I «'Pi(jRE CHINA TEA SEFTrNGB," I -With capital body, and flavour. , Ui, perponna, ,' ,'. G BNtr1! N E ftCBl A N TB A fi, In Original Paokagee, from la. 6d. per pound, FEEDK. fi WHITBHEAB, > - TEA IMPORTER, : '95, VICTOKIA-STREKT, ■' AUOKtiAND. ' j_ ...... ; ; ..-i".'■",.- ; tdme &o . ■ '-;.,., fob.balb,:, .:.:';:::''!:'.!' i 3 0 XJTHG ATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRA 1)1,1 GROUND . -; ROOHB LIME, In eny luantlty,'for Ajfcmerete, Patns, Floors' i OeUare, etc. (noit to stone nagglng'jto on- - rlvaUea for durabUlty and hard-sotting ' qualities). For tanka and other wet work! la a flrst-olasa materia ' ... ■4 ~ K,E AMS'SII 11 la'^JS. & T,, ..,. „ ..CpSTOM-HOUSg-ayRgBT, . -,■ ,; X riptAKK NOTICB-That notwlthstandlntf ■ • 1 all that l» said In favour of other Mahu. ranjrt Limes, the ateadr bnt lnereaalnß demand from all parts ot Auckland and Province, Bonth and Aus tr»il&. Is a anffldlenrgnarantee as tn the gennlneßa oTPOLHAMt BANNATINK AND OO.'a HYimAUIiIO LIMK. Jfor Walla. JTloon 'and Garden Patha i« cannot bb Rcbbbd oot. Anokland Branch, OuHtom-houao-ptreot w«[t " Hotela. /S MAu LE M 6ii T HOT BL, V 00BHBB0F JttOf OStTJCU QOKBN WAKBFltfta AND RUTLAND Superior Aocommodatlba for Families and Commercial Travellers. -- PKIVATit BUITKS. .^ ( Aloook'B Beet BiUi&rd Tablea. ' | - • /.;'.',.. [\ NIHHTPORTKR. . r , , ..,"' HARKY BBNEETT, Pkopeibtob, < Ute Froridoro New Zealand and Union Com ■. ~ pany%Bteamew. H*3!sll^Si liUWotoh OAur. rsOM unu i ~



Caution to the, -_E*tlß_ia I '~1., .'" ■ ,'• -■ ■ .', ~„■■', .. I:> :' .•"..-■ . . _ ~ . ... i" ' In OMSeViaiße^ Of manymUl.-illng Admttw ■- menm lately appearing in ou *ap«n, " .:.- b ■ (■■■ .1. ' ■ . ■ SAMUEL nOOMBBB «, no. AMUKL V/OOMBEB ® \JO. Io their uiual good faith, nave Issued the tot lowing Price List Wo guarantee e_sh Artlole given, and thoprloewttl ipeaktorltasUt- Good Household _»llco, 32-inoh widl, Sid per yard , v The Celebrated AA t Calioo, 38.inch vMt, '.:.,::Bjdv ,/■.,' ..■:•. :" Ho. 2 Ciniwdww'a, 4_d per y#rd No. 3 Crewdsoa's, 86-lnch wide, fild pw :.V:;''. .„.;.' 7Wnch Heavy White Twill 8h«tio«, 10_4 per yard : ' AH widUia In FicUy'saheotl_|»pa«nl. Urn than elsewhere 90-{nch Double Warp TwlU Bhe#__i;, Is 4d _ per yard, half-price 1W Fine Witosy BlaalaiH fti 6d^ *otU> , 17s fid Large Slm Finest Qoaliiy, 81s per p*ir qullto,inaUaiiM,lioi_2slM«a«ii L FlanneLSidper ywd, wiU B ot pa ponbased eU-where le« than Is 0 Colo_talFlawisl,lsOid ~\ ■. ■ '■ ■■■• Dress Departmbjit. 27-lach Heavy Sax_t, suitable for Wiater Dresses, 6,4* worth la 27-Inch All Wool B«r_e, lOJdj wlglnal I I price, 2. A QuanUty of tha most Fashiemblo wad Newest Materials wUI be KM »l U* ' thancott " Black and Coloured Velvet Mis, fron. Is fld per yard Black and Coloured bilks, Si 6d per yard) worth 6s 6d S Ca&ea of Wincey*, Sid; worth Is par yard ■ Millinery ako Mantlb dkpartmert. A Lot of Black Chip Hata, |MM*T-Mt •hapß,6ideoe_ 100 Hata and Bonnet*, this Stum's Goods, ; imported direct from VuU, win bt sold i atkall^iioa All our Mantle* Jacket*, aed Ulstert will b« sold at one-thlrd torn tiaa Hani { prtoo ;--.'.■. . 1;; fV; [I I CIOTHIHO X/BPABTM-Wir. p«l'^ <r "' '~ ■•,:.;' ~' :.■,,- ^i-iol 8»P»»rs Men! Bztra Strong Tw^dlnn j swb,•«• lid; worth IdsSd . 300 Men's Buite, Colonial muU, SBa t_e nit 300 Navy Serge BuH», Sis j worthtJa 50 Diagonal Tweed Waterproof Coati, 10a a» Tweed Madntosh Cc*_, 16a 9i 1 worth |- ■BOt-" 1« Twsod and Cloth Overcoats, torn 16s ;: IT64 ri : i Shirts, Collars, Ties, Socks, _t_a_-piioe I ... — -- • „ ■ 8. COOMBES & CO. WIU uoi seu to Bhopkwrpam or RrtOtaw. As the prlola in many esses «ra r-nob below Wholew-p Prloe. Umo_iyrJ»dß« I I - ; 1 thems-reatanpp!roga> "' mmain' at aDore • I;. ■'■■ ■■ '■'■'Urttilip, ' ; '." ■ ( \'*si>"-■". '.■.';!>"^T"^.''-'■''•-".■''' •.■... ' NOTHTHBADDBJ-*- OS THE PBEMIBE3 LATELY '00* '''H fjs» CopGBAVB «s Co/ i Samuel Coombks & Co,



I'ti^.L.^U'.. .i'-i •'-'-' .' ■'":" ■*- •'■■ fr, pi Lisa DHIWA. AND EABTHBNWABB BOYLAIM & TANF. ELD, IMFOBTKKB OF CHINA, QIiABS, ANO ,i ,! BAEXHKNWARK, B*te;tei JaUmate that, sinoo Rkmoviko thtlr HwriiL iiußiifSßS to their New Prernhea, KJBW GUODB, inclndlng.i* Great : A \ I. a .ti^tyjotveryoJwlMprnamenw .. ' In Uroaden and ouwi pivina. trignred Glass. Faience, - ' Venetian, »nd oUiw cb» , ; , cripuona oX Ware from , •ome at the best Bngush and Oontmeotai HoDses. an ln- BpeoMpnpt wtalohttaex '■ Havlna ascertained from mmy recent visitors that in impression exists la the minds Of soms that Hoods of an Kxpenaive Olsbs Only are kept by them, they wish to state that they Import Bireot from the. Manufacturers, Karthenwure loads and Glassware at hvkkT BKBDRIP fIUM, and their prtoes are BO LOW, that tney are oonvincod a visit to their Now Shop will satisfy the pnblio that then is no Oneaper Houßa in Auckland, nor anything like snoh a Large and Varied atook to seleot t torn. ■ ): . ! Addressi— ( ■..■■' ,',,'. 174, QDKKN-BTRBKT, ' ' Two Uoors Below Mr listtrtj'a. Drapery. •| x A :ohina, rpHE CHEAPEST AND BKBT .]■■ ■ ':' ABaORTMBNT OF ■'•'.• " ~ OROCKERY, CHINA, M ■:■ . , •■■■•: •■ E . ~ ,<;„.] r.AND . •. : S D ■" '" B 3 GLABBWARE, g G, BROWNING'B, p ' 267, QrjEKN-STBKBT (HEABMABKEI . Xhbtbasoi), Established 1885. \\ ,' ' ..'.., JAMOY GOOPa, .; ; JPKAD THIS AT O N O B. FOR A GENUISOK CLEAWNu ' BALK, < ED WAR r* T. "WIQ ~,, ,0., O^fTOMrHOgBIMTHBiT fy IBOFFBRINQ riHIKi. QhAm * JgARTHKNWAIM At GHBAPIB PRIOIB THAN BVKB OFFKBBD m THH COLONY. THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE SOLD.' ■-fMTbadi and OunauL Pubuo Am iKvrrsn to iManor, .. . BRSAKFXBT. DINNKU, AND TKA BBTfl, WBDDING AND BIRTHOAX • FBSBKNTa, »c, ac, see, EDWARD LKWIS. Money. T%/f ONBY TO LEND ON PERSONAL ! Penens borrowing «S reoetye AUOs j Persons borrowing £10 receive SO Persons borrowing 0» receive «1B ! Persons borrowing «W receive jMS Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. BuTs discounted duly. Striotest secrecy. [ LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT iOOM PANT, High-street (8 doors from VnloanLane). 'ik/f ONKY XU L B « J) IVX ON FRKKHObD 3KOORITIKB. V J. CHADWICK, KAtJEI GtJM BEOKEK AMD COMMISSIOH AGENT, 18, OUSTOMHOUSE-3TBEKT, AUCKLAND O H N W. H A R D I E, LAND, COMMISSION. AND WUunct Lmra /bomirsost Notes, Hooaw, FUBNITUBK, ftCk ' Bills UißOOnnted Dally. MortsMtes NegoUated. mQH-STRKBT. Atjotxaw XIO to £1,000. TriOTORIAHf LOAN AHD DISCOUNT V - AOBNOT. HISH«rBSIT, AUCKLAND pobitb orre council ownoxsh ■ Mwed.ortn ny way to salt borrowe™. Oommn*lt»tlom Ooafld«mB»l. PanOmtm AmWiteH, AneMmd. V LARGE SUM OF MONEY to lend Agent, BUD-streit. . iUIXOHANGE ON NKW YOHK AND JCU LONDON, la «aaut to talt i FOR BALK BX W«O»»V TO LBND, to Jarg* or smat 1* UukbAMO rsuMANIST £&. OOOPBRATITM BUILDINO AsTD nfVKBrUMNV BOCIBTT. ' o<rrHß"-UTI H°M»«"W' ' ■ ■- '• IB4»-«Mte-flriB«ip«i tad IntsteH >«libi» WUttU to Uurulnuu.* at »a foUowtoi Rs» romHins for rewmfit of aaeh «0» awaymwlstrtsna-lp^ Waafc Total amonnt gfc fc « ». a. ; 1 war . - 111 1M I ■ imn - - i-• v in i i ± years - -r-lluj; ; Fj« 1 i : flrsS . - ii ibul And k ilie same proportion tot swaUef oc Unrer loans. DWOBmUlba Bpolaw MMtn JMomt « Owosrt at rates as foUowi :-K«pvr»bie at 7 Asyiaotloe. 6 vtet own. Dor nnnnir.; repsraDle to A numtk 6 per cenl^wwmun^^ ' T'i ; ..' Beerats-JT. rifONBY TO LEND, on Heal iKslate, i>X tasnmsofMOana npw»rd(«, «*thß ottr rant rate* of Interest -Apply Wm. 8. Ooohnuie. ». N.Z., Insnranoe MnUaings. •» wasioi Ccehrana and Bon. gorHtreot. \M ONEX TO LEND on. Mortgage at Corner ot Qneen and atior-apd-sireetSi Jpi A 000 TO LUND onFREEBOLD SiiU,WU BEOURITY.--Ajpply WING ATM, BURNS, A; CO., MONEY TO LUND, in large and small Sum at current rated of interest. • Apply to PBTffiß OLIPHANT, • I^^:• .■: .'.: •-'' Sjolloll!tor-J'^1''l!>twefc ' T|*QNE^ TO .LEND, at aTmoderate . . ~■',.»[ ,'.■■: '. •. . toMors V-rMtraei: I~«DUBTRIAL AN v PKOVIUENT PKRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Oohnkr or Vdloan Lanb j AND QUEBN-STKEET). :- i INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. t Th-Sooletylsnowlßflning . . • . , INVESTING SHARES, ordinarily carrying fall rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par HolpaUnglnßurplusProflte, ~ . ... ■~ DJ-FOaiT DEPARTMENT. 1 tenst ajiowed on Deposits for U months, 7 per cent 1 and on Oepoafts for fl.months, 8 per 0 nt per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Soolety advances on Approved Freehold Bad Leasehoul Property to the extent of three* fourths the valne. ■ .Borrowers may par off part or the wholeo their Mortgages at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par lonian required may pa obtained at the Society's offloea. ' . GKORQB FHABBR, Manager. Land and Etatate Aarento t< t, MOM. [w. V. OSOTUVAir j J* J, Moss & Co., HOUBi, LAND, AN KBTATB AGKNTS. OBU—IU—BD__—I, fatwfilni Bnyeri are reepecttnUy lnvltM to ' IUMr •» Loofl at Current Kates Oj Intarwtt



ironmongery. '!,; LIMITED, ..-. .■ ■ 'li| WttOLESAtE & KETAIL HABDWASE .... MBRCHABTS, ;".'I MPOR TE R S OP Every Description of ! : HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS) MACHINERY, FBMCINCi WIRE, BARBED FENCING WIRE, Abe Now Landing, ' - Hx George Bowley and s.B, We*tmaath, 4400 Bars Iron 820 Bundles lion 380 Kegs Wire Mails 120 Boxes Charcoal Tin Plates, 10, It, lxx, lxxx 110 Bundlas Hoop Iron ,28 .Leamingtonßanges 4 Casks Red Ochre , .', 2 do Soft Soap ; 1, do Varnish SO Barrels Stockholm Tar ; , 1 Case Gun Caps and Wire Cartridges 1 do Breach-loading Cartridges ; 3 18ft Broadcast Sowing Machines, with extra box for Mangold and Turnip a , i,: Seed 1 Cask Gahaniaed Kowlocks & Budder Irons •,.:.' i 2 Cases Strong Galvanised Tee Hinges , 1 do Steel Splitting Wedges, m i , sorted . • 1 Cask Maul Rings, assorted , 2 do Chipping Hoes <>;i 12 do Best Quality jdack Horse Shoes -10 Oases Patent Mangles , < B 3 Patent Washing Machines . 18 Cases «eilson's Close Fire Banges 6 Sienna Baths, assorted, Sft 6in and : . eft 2 Cases Water Meters ~,: 2 do Spring Balances ' ■ ' 5 '.. do Leamington Range* 2 do Eleotro-plated Goods ■ ~ S Casks Cast Butt Hingen 3 do Iron.Washeis ' ■ "J 30 Bets Single Electric BelUi inexpw '; ~. - I sive >i > ■'■ '■• . "•'■'' '' ' j 12 Bets JKlectrlc Bells, 6, 8, and 10 Indf . cator .■ •■ i! ■ ."■'■•■,. ' ' 16 Dozen Solid Oast Steel Spades 6 do Clay Spadea ond Mattock* ' . 6 Casks Ho watt's Anncapnic Lamps ■ 1 Gate Boxwood Rules, lft to 4ft, 4 ' fold ■ " ■ ■■■ •■ 2 Cases Chest Handles, Axle Pulleys, <seg» ■ - «*■■• ■•--■■• *■• - S Casks Cupper Boilers, 12 to SO galls 4 do Cattle and Sheep Bells : 1 do Carpenters' Rim Looks 1 Case Buggy and Carriage Lamps 1 'do Steel ABhpan Boadiug - 33 Dozen Galvanised Round and Ova Tabs 3 Bales Tool Kits, assorted 5 Cases Tinfoil ' ' 114 Ton French Glue ' 1 Cask Tailors' Irons and Flat and Bar Weights 10. Bales Galvanised Wire Sieves and '~.■■ Middies.,.;' ~,',.. , , ...• ... 4 Cases Copper Boat • flails, Tacks, ■ ••■ Rivet*, &o. '.';'■' 1 Case E, P. Forks and Spoons 4 do Register Grate?, with N.P. Beads I 1 Case Tile Hearths 48 Kent Grates . 1 Cask French Ball Grates ! 18 Cast Iron Boilers, 20 to 100 gallous 838 Camp Ovens and Covets IS Kegs Wire Cloud Nails • 64 do Cot Brads i 7 Double-cylinder Garden Rollers 15 Pig Troughs, wsorted 3ft to, 6ft 32 Damn All-steel Gravel Bhovels 17 do Cast Steel Digging Forks 20 Pairs Dray Axle Anus 1 Cask Tuck's Packing 2 Cases Mahogany and Birch Knobs 2 do Howorth's Ventilators 48 Three-legged Pots ■ 1 Ca-c Avery'a Steelyards, 501b to 4001b 2 Cases Avery's Scales 1 Cask Cat Tin'd Tacks ' 1 Case Butter Printu, Pats, and Wheels 3 Lathes, 6in. centre, power geared 1 Only Amatonr'sWood Turning Lithe complete, with fast and loose heads, counter shifts, &c, socket and hand rest. This Is highly finished, with polished walnut table, and is certain to give Sitis faction , C Cases Carpenters' Tools, containing saws, bits,' saw sew,, plane Irons, marking gauges, plated1 squares, •aw pads, spokeshaw, coopers' draw knives, #& . •:.. 1 Case B.M. Tea and Coffee Pots 3 do Bass Brooms, assorted 1 do Nickel-plated Dish Covers 1 do Brass and Copper Wire 6500 Feet Galvanised Pipe, Jin. to 210, 8200 do Black Pipe, Jin. to liio. 6 Casks Hpe Fittings • .1- Case Emery Wheels 3 do Best Xinued Soft Steel Sheets, , for tinsmiths' use ' 80 Cases Patent Hone Nails S3 Tons Galvanised Corrugated Iron, ; •• v.'sfttp'ioft ■ '.'; ;,■."..'.■.; : . 1 Cu-e Spear and Jackson's Saws 3 do Spear and Jackson's Mill Saws ■ 1 do Spoar and Jackson'a Crosa-cul ! 4 Cases Spoar and Jackson's Circnla : ' '''"Saws .'', '' ' '. ' ; .'."oft BO Disc Harrows, 6ft, 7ft, ■ ■\:.r9tt,;ioft.. i j igwj .• i ■»** 10 Tons Barbed Fence Wire ,', ', 2 Cases 8. & J, H6llowiback Maws 'f e , 2 Cases One-man Saws • ■ ba ■■ bo 8 Gaaea 8, & J. Chisels and Gauges GAS FITTINGS. To ran Besidbnts op the Nohtb ' _' SHOBi— ;'; ... ;; ,.:'<' r / limited, Respectfully invital inspection (by Intend ing purchasers) of the'r extensive Stock oi Gas' Fittings., comprising— 2, 3, 4, and 5 LIGHT CHANDELIERS! . Latest and Elegant Designs in Copper Bronze, Steel Bronze, Bright lacquer, Painted China, and Crystal. BALL LAMPS AND LANTERNS. S A, Choice Assortment™ CORK SLIDE, Pendants, 1 and 2 Lights GAS BRACKETS, Single and Double ! GAS GLOBES, PATENT GAS JETS 7 GAS WATBMraG STOVES GAS COOKING STOVES The ftbovo Large and Choice Assortment of Gas Fittings are being offered, at cost price, and1 afford a raro opportunity of securing a good Article at a LOW house. <j T.^SMORBIN&CO., LIMITED, WHOLESALE & RETAIL HARDWARE MBECHANTS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QUKBN & BIUH BTBHBTB. . AUCKLAND. GKNUINB PACDJIO RUBBER PAINT



MOORE & moWNSHEINJV 0 0 R E & X OWNSH KHI, -■ WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. % AND IMPORTERS Of the tollowlne Goods whiob. are OF THK fi*s FINEST QUALITY AND, ABB NOW/2, i BALK— ' ■ L !' ■ FORTS f ' ■ Sherrleß ■ - ' ',». ;r.i :. ■ Madeira - - .:;, ifi* > 1 , Champagne • ■ i -• , iiffflS Lowndoa" do i v : ■", -'-'''BRANDIES ■ ■ . ••■■ v • ■ ■ ' •■ Henneßsy'a •** '■■ ■■■".■:;-i: v.-y •■,'■■■■■,■. MaTtelTa gale ana dark ■ TEACHER'S ; -:■ : , :':■'; •• ■ : •' 'toeaileteaiiia CoItUIb 1* :'" . ■• ■.■."CußviUrt ■: • ' "" ■■"''<■ AUSTRALIAN WINKS i '~ Tckoy •' '-' . ' .'"■ •>■■> •-;■' ' Matoro ■ Muscat Shiraz ' ' ." •'';'■ '' Chaagdaß ta pints and QU»rta ■''".'■" Curaooa .' ■ - ' i ' Ifaraißohliiii ' 'OliAß^^ Laßoso : UFtoa ..:., :jr .^«taiiTß. , v _ - ;., ; ,; Tennanrt , , , • ' ' . . WhitbroadLondmiao . In pints and quarto. : Addiwai ~j .' .-. ,:':,. .-■-::. ;-. * V FQRT^BTREET, ; Coffee i Coffee t Qqffbbi a, c. brown, DUKHAM-STEBET, AUOKLATOi FLODB lUIiLBB AND FFBK SBfIOB ; ' MKROHANT, I Has Always ok Sum asb Fob Shjc— , ■ , ; i FLOUR, In saofcß, lUTs, and BO'S," Bine" tatai LOUR, In aaokß, OS's, and 60's, " Had" ban! BRAN AND SHARPS ~■' RAW AND HOABTED OOFFBI PKFFBR AND BPIOKS, , - v . in the mutter of COFFEE, thaittttUM otthePnbUoia called to lie exoaUeaen'flJfiw,"'J.;' br»aaß.a,naatrl«lßOUo«ed. Xhelllz^9|i» oompoeed only of the Bißi Plantatfon OtB» andtho Best Chtoorr proonnbls. and mwto Otantotettaedtttuh- "■.ij_ «nvbeatbnujd».ittari; prnpiWE "Ship* and "Carnal." medium ooffiw of BtMtßtrangthajidfiaTOar . "QaflJ- and^£eoi«rd,-U)wm»dlom»a _^ oomnion ooffees. "1 ,-u^-.1 To lovers ox reaJlrfine OoflMb IlMMvi*' eomme&dthe "Kajps,** battoihogw«n[M<f Medium eoflßaes atfitonnd to iwmortMOwW* andlßwr.thßretoM* . TBY SHI SHIP BUHS TBT THB GAMBL BEAM) / ■„,„.. ProoutaDla bom all MerobMli »? »«•• keepere, loose, and la Uns, Wlttk. ««»..""»• Tibs., eibe,, iiiiL bSHiuidllb. ;,; rjW'KB noinß -fIOWM rpELEPHONE LUBr OF "jiTOYAL X MAIL COAOHBS. AtTKHATION OF TIMB-TABEK. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAFOMU < TIMK.TABW: ymmaMoxm&»•■■•'-■'■•■■ Jtoe Lake Ooaoh wUL on.an4,att»la|lggj7 >? BSS, and until futthor notice, run to tbefallow ing Tlma-tablo:- , -.- Leave Pogteffloe, Devonport,»t9.Boi.ia.wia 4.30 p^ii Leave Takapnna Bchoolnonae at lttSß | a.m. ana 6.15 p.m. , , _. 'M Jandsyi (westher permitting). laavs Pon offloaatlo.3oa.m.and3p.m. Leave Tak»pw» atILSO a,m. and S p.m. :■),>. ---*. 3. QUICK, Proprietor. "Ui rxivra nxs tabi* a Lsave Ana HO—' . ■ Uiam •MOam ■ umd "' "'^m Ip,m i.Upm Mfpn •.> . Leave National Ban*- " ' lam . noaiam ) lUiHa •-] Ulpb wipm ; Mpm 1 VBpm ; 9 ■xowlTnesdan and Xhnria«T», wtaj ft! trom AnokJand and 10JS from Atrium «m go tsiad mm tke wmm.