SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

Lmtg Florence Dixie's Account o/ the Attack. London, March 18. A correspondent liad an interview with Lady Dixie at her residence. He found Lady Florence in tiie road surrounded by gentlemen, with whom sbe was c in verting. Her Ladyship's animated op p-araiice and manner showed do traces of the severe ordeal which she had gone through, Lady! Florence gave ihe corr^ . pondeut the following accuuot of tie assault : — "I re'urned from Ireland six .weeks ago and cains here for the purpose of retirement a&d quiet, as I haA'e a great deal of work to do, though at thin period of the year I ir.. variably stay at our seat in Ijeice.-teishiru. On Saturday afternoon at 4.45 o'clock, I sauntered into the plantation which adjoins 1 The Fisbericp,' with my St. Bernard dop, and had just reached a gate opening into the Windsor i oad when my attention was attracted to a soldier and a woman passing by. While looking after them, and inen t.illy remarking the line physique of the man, I was addressed by what ap peared 'to be two tall women, dressed in long cloaks of dark stuff, ana weaiing veils, who asked me to tell them the time. I replied that I had no watch on me, and turned back again into the plantation. I was about crossing the stile when I noticed the women had followed me. This roused my suspicion, as the ground wus private, so I faced round to meet them. I had scarcely done so when cue seized me by the throat and struck me violently on the head and threw me on the giound. I called loudly for help, wheu they piuhed clay into my mouth. I then saw by their clean-shaven chins that they W re men io duguise, "While prostrate, I saw the other man raise a Knife and aim a savage blow at my right Ireast. 'ihe knife struck the steel ribs of my corset und glanced off. With out uttering a word, he again made a eta*1! which I caugbt in my left hand. I remen> ber seeing him raise his hand to strike an other blow, which I received on my right hind. I also remember hearing a no:se of a cart in the road, and seeing my dog fly at the men. Then I swooned. I came to ray senses half au hour afterwards, and found myself lying iv the same spot where I fell. I got op and walked back to the hou«e and tod my husband and my brother of the terrible outrage." The "Stars's' London cablegram says of tie irtuck on Lady Dixie :—I conversed for a few mirjutes to-day on the subject with a leading Irish member of Parlia ment, who said: " Unless the real offenders are caught, T presume It will bo impossible to convince a majority of Englishmen that every Land Leaghcr would not be glad to hear of Lady Ljxie's death, because she persistently questioned Patiick Egan's honesty and fired into various manager* and newspapers ammuni tion prepared for by Kichmtnd Piggott, Still, the reported outrage is remarkable in many respect. If the men desired to mur der Lady Dixie, they might easily baye done so when sac faintei, and if »he were unable to make an outcry, the dog ougbt to have done so. There are many mysterioiu features in the affair, and it it quite possible that the attack was planned ; by those who are trying to bring the League I into disfavour. For my part, I canntt i odeve that uuy Irishman, deserving the name, would try to injure Lady_ Dixie. Her mother is an out-aud-out aaiiunnlmt. and that fact atone, apart from the regard due to the gentler sex, wpu'd guard the daughter of the Dowager Marchioness of Cju'coa&buiy from intuit or violence," The Western Pacific Committee For a few moments, on March 16, the at tention of tin; House was taken up wiih the affairs o{ (he Western Pacific. Mr A. Pease wished to know what was the nature and scope' of the inquiry into the affairs of the Western Pacific which was about to be undertaken by Sir Arthur Gordon, Bear-Admiral Sir A. Hoskins, and Rear-Admiral Wilson; w&en and where the Commission would hold its sittings ; aud what would be its mode of procedure. la reply, Mr Ashley said it was aot a Commission, but a Departmental Committee, which wa» about to;meet. They at present meet in Sir Alexander Hoskins' office. The larg_e experience of affairs io the Western Pacific possessed by it- members rendered ir un necessary that any detailed instructions should be conveyed to them, but the nature and scope of the inquiry could best be gathered from the wojds of a letter ad dressed !>y the Secretary of State .to. Sir Arthur Gord'oa on March ), in which the Committee were requested to institute "a thorough inquiry into the practical work rnc ot the vv esteru Pacific Ordeis in Coun cil, iind the liiiiure of the measures requisite to secure the attainment of the objects for which tho?e Orders in Council were issued, and to effect the suppression of evils wniii',l mill exist in connection with the labour traffic" Mr M. line Junt has been elected a Fel.ow of the Koyal Colonial Institute. Pauper Emigration. in At a meeting under the auspices of the Charity Organisation Society, held in Lon don on March 19tu r a resolution was passed appointing a deputation to wait upon Sir Charles Dilkn, President of the Local Gov ernment Board, with a view of representing to him the desirableness of enabling tfc o guardians,to send destitute and pauper children to Canada, and a speci.l commit tee of the Charity Organisa'ion Society was olio appointed to collate and publish Information upon the subject of emigration. The meeting wa? given to understand (by the oilotiiiil rep'.csentatives piesent that the colonies did not want, aud would uot en courage, the emigration of habitual paupers. i v i •■•••' On March 20th Mr DeLlale Hay, author of " Brighter Britain," read a paper at the room of the Socioiy of Arts on ''Social and ComimrcUl Aspects of Now Zealand.'' In tile corn-He of his remarks he said it was piofitabie now to theftewZealandcultivator to send his produce, to Great.Britain, in spite of present disadvantages. But when transit across Panama wasrendered feasible, the! cost of placing wheat, on the London market should be lessened from the Is 8d per bushel, at which it stood at present, aud the prolits of the grower would be, coa sequontly greater,- To his mind, however, the; New Zealand of die future would baa country exporting ber own manufactured, goods rather than her-raw produce, \ :...,:,::■- ■; ~ ,«» ■- ■'

THE DYNAMITE OUTRAGES.

„'"' BiiuvuSGHiM, Apriij. < > A man 'known as Flaherty, now under police surveillance as a auspicious charac ter, las oponly expressed sympathy with \Vnitchcacl, and in in consequence of these expressions an nngry -Ino'b' to-day attack<d his residence, smashing the windows and doots. Flahprty fled .to the police-station. for protection..' About; a Brain, of dynamite, found among -Waitehoad's stock, was ex ploded to-dayiin experiment. 'Jhe/repbrt was dctiteniug. :.. f ,;..,',,'. ..',.'...". Thef Mayor, of Birmingham,' fearing an effort, to effect the release of' Wbitehead, has asked for and obtained troops to assist; in guarding the gabliu whiehheiscouiiued, Kouewt d threats hare been made to des troy the Mancboator Town Hall by means o| explosive?;'. The"~»u!thorfsjpa,, ju codec quenco have t .km gr^at precaution to prct: vent the.destruction of the building. ■■ ■' A i large number of Finian documents Wure o,t ijaltoid uud forwarded to Sic, William. Haroourt, Honie-SecretaTy.' The papers include letters fiotn a niembtr of Parliament, ~ ' ,-"■./ •.';,. "; : It U expected that arrests of greater im portance ihm those'already made3 will 'Boon btieffedied. A- pnr'ion of iihe, nitro gljci-riiio known to have [been made in the Birmingham factory haa hi then o been u>i 'tj-aced. i It; is the'refofe i suItmise.dr that the consignment from Liverpool originated in, Birmiughain. Ttso magisterial investiga tion will show that the persons arrested ia LoudoD, Liverpool,' Birmingham, and Cork are all members of the rame organisation, i and have been supported by funds regularly received from America.1. lt"ll3%Tep">r)ljed that a''tylati'"pjE jbpih houses of Parliament w« found on oue of the prisoners.! O'DontivmV Kossct' qii(l the Q%it-> [ '.', - " . rages. '.'.'■ ■ ■ ■• ■ ',] Atnonc; tbo doonments found on Feather' stone, the American, ( -who tyas arrested with O'^erjiny,',,; ,wers lettera from d'Donovan'Kossa, giving elaborate orders with rcuard to. the mode of using explo siyep, similar to. thoso.'found in'a box car riod by Dennis Daasy, a't^Bted in Liverpool last week. : - ' . The "New York Sun !l ot April 7 *ay» : - O'J)onpvan Kossa was asked yesterday what he k' ew of the dynamite agitation, ia England. Ht said : " You oau tell tbe English Government and English people that we propose to:Birike'at rher unttl she gives ttp ■Ireland;" 'Here JRo^sji became excited, and standing up said iv a loud and decisive tone : "Yesjtche shall give her up, She niu«t give her, Tip.'yi*' Are ybfl con-' cerned. in these plp^a f'rr"The tinie for peaceable agitation has passed. It accom plishes nothing. The lush people are beginning to see that, bi^t it iff hard to get them <i,ttt (!)£. their. old ruts." Boasa would say nothing more about dynamite, g

Michael Davitt on Dynamite Policy.

Dublin, April 4. -Michael fcarftK, written a vigorous letter to the v n 8S Ireland Society of Glasgow, in ll1 uj« say*:-"The dynannt e opohei S M 6 " have the effect ot exasperating,!./^'* democracy. It woaM be far better £, fiS and wait another twenty , C ars thl ? k , into the' hands oHl,eMen » giving rein to de-pau and revenge " y . Ihe Theory of the London Poli Cc I The polica entertain no djubt that'Wliit head, Norman, Gallagher, wZn^l | are all directly concerned b * plot ova great scale, probably alrnin ß ,? simuetaneous explosions in varioaa D ar?. ? London, They b.lieve that these S? 1 have baffled the conspiracy for the moment1 Ihe press discusses the matter with cml ness and good sense. No human hZ doubts that the plot was Irish-American ß the direct connection of nearly evervnti ncr with America being clearly iS The quantity and character of the . plosives which have been gatheied in th»' heart of London were appalling : Th was enoogh in all to have killed thousand, of people and to have shattered a vkSt at of buildings and how it wai all coUeettrt , and handled without, accident is almost in conceivable. The cio*-n authorities »t Woolwich, who txamiaed 200 wei»ht «f nitroglycerine, brought them by thedolln. shuddered to think it had bceni &. in a jolting cab through the croJS streets of London. The belief ;a2 the police is that the explosii at Westminster was designed tole i* practical demonstration to the members n? the conspiracy of the ease and safetv\n themselvts with which they could atf: They are cotvinced that the intention w»a to blo«r np a large numbtr ofj pnblic •tructures tnnaltaneous'.y at night and tn procure, at all hazards, an explosion abont some pait of Windsor Castle, where tha Queen is at present living. It j, t, timated that it was designed to'rejch aa" nearly as possible to some.ot the incmbft, of the Government. "

Mrs. Carlyle's Accusations.

Nkw Yobk, March 31st. -A ''TribuneI.'l L°£r°?S Sa ble : ~M, rs C^yfc'* letters, published to-day, provoke a fresh outburst in the "Times ' of bitter haired towardi Carljle, the writer accusing him of indiffer ence, neglect, extreme self-ißdultencvaniY mean parsimony to her, and akorf aronsini his wife's jealousy by a protracted flirtation' ■ with Lady Asbeburton. The article sum, mavises the relations of husband and wifa■■ in the remark that "Carlyle appreciated her within the nu asure of a moat miserable nature." The review is apparently" aa, effort to neutralise the kindlier general feel. Ing toward Carlyle which.sprang from the Emerson correspondence. .

Changing the Uniform of the Army.

London, April 2. -Thes decirion to change the uniform of the army from the time-honoured scarlet to Confederate guy wblcu is regarded aa a move in keeping with the practical spirit of modern \var< ■ making, staggered the recruiting sergeants who. fearing that in the absence of scarlet, their occupation, which had already received a severe blow wheu the "Queen'sshillin?," and such indescribable devices for indncisg men to pocket it as getting them ajronk. were discontinued, and entering the army' became as matter-of-fact a piece of business as joining the police, wquld ba utterly i ruined, and for ever. It has, however, been decided to keep scsrlet in garrison towns in order to lure the rustics, but to we'aV Con federate gray whenever the soldiers, are „ : sent out upoa active service. Tbe change, which will begin eood, is another blow of the reforming pickaxe in the structure oi the old British srmy, atd By no 'rieanV' ihe least important of the alterations'1 begun by Card well and ■ pressed on* by 'Mi :i Ghildera. . '•:

INDIAN ATROCITIES.

Murders in Arizona by the Apaches.;, >, j j- Liite telegrams from Arizona and Sonora st»to that the lodiaa situation is pruwmu serious, the young bocks.being very restgj,; less, md showing evidence of an early out-" ' break. On March 27 Ihe band raiding South-eastern Arizona-was drawing near tbe Reservation and decreasing'in number* daily. Aa fur as heard from, twenty-one■'• people had been murdered and bnried ra<« the last seven days, A dvices from Sonora put the depredating band there down at not less than 150, who are being diivento^j the Arizona border by Mexican troops. H»A the Mexican- troops pursue tncim, across the border they will likely" be fotced ; ioto,- Kicbraond, back of where the renecsdea,, now are, and receiving reinforcements,,';» A telegram from Tombstone, A.T., dated■•'.' March 27th, states :--" Vistetday Captain "' Charles Yount; arrived from Swis«helm«," &nd reported a "fight between tfvTAp&chi'g and himself and Frank Ltslie, alioi '".Buckskin Frank," on, Sunday laßt. The Indians tiled to burn, them out, but not ~„-, succeeding, attempted'to shell tlierh'out,'' Young is positive that teveralwerekilled^ i but the Indians killed were either burieqot .i carried.away.: Young heard a number of? ---shots in Sulphur Springs Valley, and thinks the ranches were attacked..' The , country for miles is burnt over... Ins ret• ported that the Indians numbered l; 000.-"; colonel Forsythe has been"ordered'.'dift,' with four companies of the Fourth Cavaliy. The Mexicans have & large body of troops in Chihuahua and Spnorato act in'ctm; ', junction with the United States troops aid commence a vigorous campaign." •' '- A JUDOS AND HIS WIFE MOiIDBREO. {Telegrams from lordsbury oh March 29th ' give particulars of the murder by,', .^fija- Apachea of Judge H. C. MeComas, of ?iilYM!«»! City. Mrs McComas was also murdered, ■-: but the boy, aged six years, ia id the haMjj^ of tho savages; Judge McComa? was iittj- . two years of Age, and was a inun of most ster- ■ ' ling worth, known and respected all'oy|r,,J the country, and was a lawyet .of profouh^^ learning. Mrs McComas was shot through;-"; the head, and the body was lying by tfc» side of the buckboard, stripped nailed. The ' Judge wad found about two hundred yiait ! WiitLjol his wife, shot in font dif&reaf"^ ;■ places, and aho stripped naked. Frofessw; James and Charles Tliorndyke;, iepojrmiiln killed by Apachea on the Sonora Kiverjfip" arrived at Tombstone on the. 97th.'' T*«nJ, state that the reported'massacre bjr Inau^it^ was only too true, not lets than twenty ■' persons having fallen' victims to the.-ninii.o^, demons Ttdriariß: Nothitter jbut/'tiniSpij! i Warning saved them from a like 'Ms.^s!m> wl confirm the. death of George.WoedwimMal^, a Mexican near Ojo de As;u(i. , ! TWBI^T,? MSN MASBACBUP. ' i. despatch ;from ' TPbiiiSitSirfe^Atl^SMiVV* terFitory, on 4-PU' 6, states that wetMiri^T cad Consul is in receipt ofinforii»tfoii }tM.Jr»s, 20 'person*, including 5 ■ American^'.Nitrtii'.-ii murdered by Apaches, teri milesfionjUws,.,, .• Sonora, yesterday. A despatch-from'<TtiC'; ■ jbi*, last night, to Mr X, joyee,"cp4in^h'ofV' iag the rangers, states that 200?ap»IBM&- <'; dians, armed and equipped, ure. ready /w ; : move with him on short notice. TneTspaj,;,_,, gos are skilful 'trailers, g<ji)d. figjiUtJ. snfl-itss hereditary foes of the Apaches. Ind'aW. attacked tbe ranrih o£ Doi Juan iM»'j' ( ,,, tear the San Pedro Cuatom-hpuse^antt,,.^ 'ran, qff-a large amount of stock;,on{WeO'i^i nesday. In retreating to Carionea they_en« » countered a detachment of Governor PM- ' q«era's troops, which they defeated witn*^ lots of six meo, : ;'"''i ; ' OTHEB OUTEAfc^S. „' Bf «*■*• General Parks arrived at Bichmqßdj;l|ef,a,g Mexico, on Mar,ch27th, and;ep«# ffl»»* « the'lndians attacked Swing's station,«'«?",", j miles .south of York's, and killed 4»«* BB{.. i.;t A. ijian was billed near Stbm's ppi lf?«B?i*! Mexico, on. March' 26., by two : '■ AftW*'^"^ order to prevent bis giving iDforai{rtro^* rf( , a the direction in which thtey; w?»'7g||?f!«:* JA Richmond special"' ot.i ■tytpUiP&tfJ, s»yp : TO t^J^ians atfeckca.tlwjfW^I*] Palmer and Kmeriok, about' tea miiww'yi of York's ranch, at three o'dojekj^HaY' .Jack Haynes afid^^ranßer^wereTuUea, and John... Kmerick is mis<iuig./. $qP)S!Bi pqsed to¥ave been killed., ,'lha other men in. the camp escaped to York's ranch. in« military telegraph line hasbeen ab»ndpiiW',. rE T A large nandof Indians Br^sbcrotcaiajn^j » mountains north and west of Yftrk's'.^Tne ~, people complain of the inactivifiLPf >TOi*f. trodps. Ooe journal say.s :-" Wh«» JZ?wii have asked for. protection from the niWKi^ oushordes which infesttheTerritMry.the^'i #ii vernme.ot has nJt'np.'a city of r£fug&w#j*'^ midet,in whichisfeeds, fattens.and protecw^■.. from bum ihe savaged of the land—(ttw;^.. of refuge from whish the mariiudij'j{'ui"pj^:'j^ dererUn thefleldare lecruitej, atreng'Wß™ ;. ;;■ and bupplied with arms, umiaunitKtß. -, ■■~ clothins and rations. Yfs, mote—they at«. enlißted in a military trainiug aqftoo'i ; taught the arts of war and use I°. t:*!S'^;.';:' missiles of death. 1 hus fattened, e^iiippea , and instructed, they go forthtroV'.ws, reservation, join bands with thew blooO' •tblnty allies in the field, and defy thesun^,,. ; ; Government which fed them,; and langn to scorn tbe soldiery, who they know will aol^ molest them." . ,v

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, Qonvevancfls. • rfrELEl >HONE lltvE OF ROYAL T£ *U MAIL COACQFIB. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABIiE. I NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TISIB-TABLK : WINTKK JIONTDS Tho Lake Ooaoh will, cm andufttic let May. 1883. and nttil further noiico, irun to tho follow lr£elvTPoßtf Aie*. Dpvo^rort, at 9.30 a.m. and 1.20 p.m; Leave TaWapuna Sohoolbousa at 10.33 a'Sunday3' (wo-tnor rermittlnK). leave Post omce m 10.2J a in, and 3 p.m. Leave Takapuoa .111.80 ».m.«,d 6 p.m.^ Qm^ PrO p t , etO r. ra^ELi!.GtlAi JH LlwiS Ul<" COAp4KbV LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Strket, CAMBRIMa W—T°W NT ZOAKT DER, Proprietor. W K. C. begs to return his Blncere thanks to commencing businoss, and has to inform them Country suppUed with Saddle Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, experienced guides and oaroful BnSries and Saddle Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or otherwise punctually 8 Cambridge Decembor 22,1882. ■JTOYAL MAIL LINE OV COACHES. ALTEKATIOIFoF TIME-TABLE.



Tho Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) ■will on and after Ist January, 1883, andj until further notice, run to tho following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daiiy at 8.15 a.m.; roturning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. ' __ Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and FrlAays, lUt m. Booking Offices! (Jwynne'a Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk woodandLako-streefc, C^g*^ •Proprietor. Cambridge, December . 1882 . 7p 1M JS 'i' ABI. E. BAIKBRIDGK'B 'BUSSBS. From Union Bank-7 minutes past the hour, and 23 minutes to the hour, From The Three Lamps-JO minutes to the hour, and every honr. ■ Night Tkeps from TowN-1-past B, l-past Wi and 4-pait 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Bhaoh —20 mlnntes pact 11, 20 minutes past 2, 20 minutes past 5,7 minutes past 8, and 23 minutes to 8. From EHKLL-? Bkaoh—B.Bo a.m., ito 11, Ito S itoJL |ji r*i.YrX XIMJB TABLK. * Lears Arch HIU- Lllam 'S.soam llam lJOpm Ipm USpm fcUpm Leave National Bank— iim *10.U a m ll.Mla m 5.16 v m l.a p m M P m e.Wpm ■ Bxoept Tuesdars and Thunlan. when tha from Auckland and 10.50 from Ajrlun will eotn an* tmtn th» Wbu, _ Ironmongwrr'



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|^aBA> OAKDWARB CTOUBF. 1>«. QU2BN-BTRSBT J* A J DICKII HAVB FOR SALB— ROWAT'S ANUOAVTNIO Ib&UPS ÜBO.B BOBMKBS, Voteta, Globkb, ahd Wisio And s Breat Variety ol OnlmnlM. BODGBB'S LOCEWOOD'S, AND WiafAt* XABLB AND POCKBTBBY. JOHKSOa'B OBLKBRATBD SOISBORB DIiAKirS BOILEIia BAUOBPANB. XC. Griffith's Pat kbit Tba ahd Coma Pots, Stamped Tinnxd Meat ahd Pn DISHK3, BASINS AND MILK PASS (»JU sizes), BUOK3TB, Tubs, Pails, ahd OTINB, BBOOHS, SOBUBBIBB, WHISKS, ftO, Haib, Cloth, ahd Rail Beubhm, pass's, blacks, ahd lthdoh'i BFADIW ANU UIQGHNQ SABDBN HOBS, BAKES,! I AMU XROWKLC,



fAT AN EARLY DATE. EX WARWICK, FROM LuNDON. HANDSOME OLEOGRAPHS AMD OJJi PAINTINGS, Borne of the best ever offered in Auckland. Catalogues will be issued. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, a TONK3 E. 0. CAEB B. D. TOKKS WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. NEWMARKET 1 NEWMARKET I 26 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, B. TONES & CO HAVE received instructions to sell on Wednesday, May 9th, at 12 o'clock, f){* CHOICE RESIDENCE! SITES, adjoining ■"« thesitoof the Railway Workshops now In course ol Erection.' ! A Rare Chance for Railway Employees and , Others. ~..*. I Within Thieo Minutes' Walk of Newmarket Railway Station. TUESDAYS. T HJE B A~Y~M ARK ET, iii^ujii I — -— ■ "-W. SAI.E OF "WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDKS AND TALLOW, eewjh Tneadsy, WUtfolodr. _ ALFRED BUOKLANP. B, TONES. K. O, OAKB. B. D. TOHKB PRELIMINARY AKNOUS CEMENT. B. TONKS & DO. \XJ ILL sell by* auction, in April next, THK WKLL-KNOWN PROPERTY ol the COAL COMPANY (Limited), at HUNTLY, sdjoining the TADPIRI COAL MINKS,



The Land fs now being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At the same time will be sold XHB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS Which now stand on the property, Concißtlng ol— 3 Houses containing four rooms sach 1 House oontainlng three roams 1 House oontatnlnj? two roorna II 11 1 Bteokemlth'sShop ; • I lStebW.' ' Tl ;. ~ ■.-:! ■■; m■■ tTorma Kssy, Plans ready shortly. — Farther paitlotJars may be had of B. TONES ffi,CO. J; , jV . i ■■■:•■•■ ■■■'■ 'Acctloneerifc .;' '[ Insurance. I^OVERNiIEiIT LIFE INSURANCE. HbjW OWi/at" yROvSJCIkI.' BUILDINGS, WELLINGTpff .. Thb Only New Zealand Life Omen, °°™W^ Si»iKCE. ; - V %geA ,-o™r» . LOWEST PREMIUMS.. ———, ~.-... . ' ■ i) * The Ordinary Brcnch'lOftirs an Insurance of £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for JslQOOi^gnivalent to <■ '•' .'; An Immhldiatb Bonus ojc. £200, In addition to Full Participation in Profits, -rirKatXISJ'I <'^r:' ;i r '" ' ':'' '"'" Vr OBKMLAH'S INSURANCE Specially provided for in the INPUS|T»IAL BRANCH.' POHCIBS ISSHBa) FROM £5 UFWABDS, WITH IT PAKTICIPATION IN PIVOFITS. TS EREJSIUMS PAYABLE, WEEKLY,, * "'Sot which a CpUedtor will call;'.'. '" T SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILpRE^. Policies of «20 and Upwards, aft«! Three Yeaffl, can be • surrendered for Cash, or for a NOTE*—The Governijientnot only brings Jn ■nrMSe within the roaoh of neatly every man wmnatt todTchild in the communityy.but pro w iS'ffianesbription of nolJoy^nd^Bade of pay Ties! SS»t>pifed to tbe ; Tflquirementß of each. ')£t : erni'a>-M. LUCKIE OdJiiMlSsiOflßß aisW'aajAiiAwitf iissußAjfpß KIHK Ri^liß tofeoiiTO thomoat ÜBBKAL i IE X Mo*- PKOMPT BB,TTLBMaNTS.,'.:,:no^ .6 " ONDOUBTSD BEOURITay •• ' '6EO' P. PIERCE, ( ," ManaMr.



APQPBfI, PLAKg3, HAMMERS, BBAOM, j Twist akd Paten* Bits (*U HmM. Looks Hihobs, Nails, amd beasswam, 1 ; SOOIT'B GEHUIHI WHITB LIAD, HAW AXD BOILXD liIHBIID JOU t,»;; ft auii . '.'if,. >~ « • - I . ! JnVK PBH OBNT. DISCOUNT . , j / jjiowsa 10 cash PnrohaMn on *a salts II »m natlßß to ID*. «nfl uDw«a Publio x^oticea. ill H is Haiiai-. KKBT 1 W. OUBKH-STKKKr, AUCKLAND UW BALE. AS3ITCS PBS OOKOMANDBL UI KOM-4N KMI'IRE.- White Clorer.Ked Oioror, Alsyke (Morer, Oow grass. Meadow Fescue, Mealow FoxtalL Crested Dogstall, Rape, Trofolinro Lnoarnatum (8oarle» Olorer). ... '; ; , TKOMAMEIUOA UIRKOXr .■; j tlmotoy. Kentnoky Bluesraws (Fob Pratenifc). POTorif Knr Ryestaw. Umlertninr Kyssriw. Oodarfoot. Pnlrlesniß. iUtua HAKLY BBSD POTATOBB, An S"oixowß J- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, OaatM bnry Flntw, Pstienon'i Victoria, LATER VAEIKUKS-Hobart, SuMon'a M»f bwh Bonum, Sutton'i Flower Ball, etc : ■ '. , ' ...ALSO. , ■'~,■• O»ls, Barley, Qanuui and Flower Beea, Ooane, Vine and Rook.Salt, Bran, Bharpa, New Cea* land Tlaz. Tow. daoon and Ham*. aONKDObT txa BONBHAUB of all gradeg. ISLAND AHB PBBUVIAM QOANO, ICC, KO H JSKKTH '* AITKXV WAITAKEREI SAW-Mlij^— Wanted known that I can supply Tim ber as Cheap as any producer in the province without raising the prices when other mills have no logs, Having tramways, my timber is felled in the winter and is more durable ;;the sap almost equal to the heart of what is felled in j the summer. Have now in stock. Builders' Timbers and Cabinetmakers selected Broad Boards, in Kauri, Kimu.andKahikatea. Orders shall have my best attention.—John Smxth, Waitakerel, Ist March. 1883 ---| AMES REID AND SON Bee to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to,the Jsry Favourable Prices of ALL K.IND3 OF FORNITURE. ' Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply aU work Cheaper than any other house in town. JAMES REID & SOW, Fubnitork Emporium, , HOBSON-STREET (2nd Shop from Victoria-Bt nHKAP S A L B. G. COUTTS t Draper, Edinburgh House, Newton, Begs to return THANKS for the Patronage he has Received during the laat Three Years, and now Intimates to Mb Friends and the Publio, his Annual Cheap :Salu, begun on SATURDAY, Mtn April. : ' fi A good part of the Stook is suitable for the- ComtaK Season, and will be noli at OLKARING PKICEjB* ;, .-.- ' ..- *-. '■,'■ . .' '! t:--j-.. <v : ■.., 6.C. respectfully solicits an Early Call* ■■<;. Earangahape Good (opposite Howe-Btceet), Newijon.;-r ~ f



1 .aamfff"? .: -:-.yj t f rpHE CHEAPEST AND BEST .„ ..-: ■ ASBORTMKNr.OF ■■ •:' >:i ;,''.' C-- "and . »«^ b; is g | .'", i GLASSY ABB, LJ ■ | a •"•'■' '■"■: '■ is 'at " ft :. G. ::;B BO W.H IN G '8, p Z67,.ftOEBN-STBBBT (SBAB MARKET EHKTK AHOB). ESTABIJSnED 1865. ■ |'* v' FANoy^aooDs, - - I



Ironmongery. T&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, . .Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OP ' Every Description ol HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FEHCING WIRE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. 00 / / ® OO / / ' co 1 s 00 I ' P> Single Barrel Gun*, Double Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Gum, Revolver*. Sporting Powder (all qualities).



Land and Estate Agents William Gulliver HOUBK. LAND. KBTATK. AND COMMISSION AOKNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS. &C, COMPILED. (COOKDKS S CHAMBBBS. fO. QultKH-BTBSKT, Auckland.) W.G. bsßs to notify his frlenda and the public generally th»t he has removed to tho above premises, whore he hopes, by strict attention to ;ho reoulioinenta of hta clients, to merit support. From his large knowledKO of Ponsonby Pro perties he la in a position seoond to none to deal with partloa baying or Belling In that dls trlot. Inßpeotlon oil my list resjieotfully Invited. A ready Bale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SALK NO CHAKGK. A long list ot Country Proportlos open to In. spectlon. Insurances effooted at Lowest Hates. Remember the Address— COOMBKB' CHAMBKRB, QUUKN-STRBKT. in Ok S A L E, I? BY EDWARD WAYIB HOUSE AND ,LAND AGENT. GKNKBAL BUSINESS (or Sole: turnover £10 COO a year BIRKKNHEAD (near Wharf)— New 9 roomed HOUBS BOSIivHS3 BlTF—Kybor PaBB. Cheap. OHEHUNGA-Uousett rooms) £25Oand £100 ONKHUNQA-Small Housea cheap BBAFIKLD ROAD—House (Siooms), £500 SttAFIELD HOAU-Uoose bod Lot, £550 CITY (to Lease)-Corner Shop, £3 a, week MOUNT AlißKKT—Home (10rooms),2 aorea MOUNT ALBKKT—House (12 rooms). 9 aoreg MOUNT aLKKRT—Ohotoa Hiatlding bites MOUNT KDkN- House (7 rooms), 1 acre MOUNT KDBNT-bouse (8 rooms*, £550 MOUNT KDEN—House (4 rooms), £210 MOUNT KDKN—Houro (7 rooms), 10 aores MOUNT KUHN—-^hurn, capital situation MOUNT EDKN—Choice Huildlng Sites HIUHMON V— llooses (8 to 1 roc-ins) KIOHMOND-Bulldlng SU«fl HAMILTON-Choice Aero Lots j CITY (to Lease)- Manufacturing Promises with or without iteam power, sc, GRBEN«ajANK-6aoren: flno view KLLKRStLIK-CboioH Building Sites KDEN TKURACK—Houbo (8 roomßl, large Lot FakM3 at Hamilton) Cambridge, Pukerlmn, Wham whata, K»ipara, So. WANTKD, email Houses near Queen-street to Purohase or Kent . r, J. MOSS. IW. I". O SULLIVAN E l. J. Moss & Co., HOUSB, LAND, AND EBTATK AGENTS, HnOHTLAMT) -BTBKKT, Intendlns BnyeS-B are respeotfnlly invited to inapoot our List ot Proportice. Money to Land »t Oorrer.t Ratea of Tnterett. frospectUß-



Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wada, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patent Wire Cartridges for long.ranges, Cartridge Eagu, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Car fridge-making Implements, Re- Cappers, Kxtractore, Air Pistols, Air Guns. T. & 8. MORKIN & CO. (LIMITED) would call special attention to the above ex tensive and well-selected stock of Guns and Ammunition, guns at pricks to ..suit all purchasers, Carpenters' Tools. A LARGE rhrt^Jlßy Assortment of TO|jll|Pß£S£i Saws of every »*JJHBJHHkK..-'}'~-" ■' sels, American HMj £f ( _. v Firmer Chisels, \t<i»' r mers. Squares, Vjj *\^«r^ Bevels, Gilpin's \ ~'•^ -> Brace Bit?, WH^?^^' Brace fits, pffi^Vjfei^Sijji** Twist Bite, V; * -!*'• ' Morse's Twiat V , Drills, Hollow Wi-'i^^li " £§"S l§iil Chisels, Pane TfiffiSmtV " and 'Double i JnX 00TryinK. WH^^l Ploughs) Bench W^ffipji Screws, Bench UHHB' Vices Boring fps?-lpj Smith's Patent- '" ";! Spring Hingeo, jX ; . • '■ ' ■ . ■: ■ ;■■-;£;!■■ 1 '' ' :* ■■: ii ,ha i A 0T TS VENT 11A TOR 8. ' • ludispensibla In every Bed-room.



Electric Bells (in Sets), with Indicators ; ' Single Blecirlc Belli (inexpensive), sultabla for Hall Doors, Bed ' saWfl ■)< jromns,"'Offices.' ■■',■' ' .'.' I fslA '' "Tso«wo ■,> '■'■■ iii ,b«9iiwldWw ißßoSEHE^6btikf!ftj: A targe Assortment j sizes in Htock suit* able for Boiling a Kettle or Cooking for Family, La ■Kd - '■' '3 A HO 7. ■ OHEAPEE.TH $ ~N ,G A S. '-;,; -.isBRbsEiSRLAMPs^..-.-'' 1 ) . 1"- : A Beautiful A Baoitnpont; jS^/Doblriuii Dnplox, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brockets, Hall Lamps, band I ~; ■,'-.'.. Lamps, Lanterns. ' ' • __ f£i\.ii -■■<.«• '\\ a'AK' KlJOll'l KJ RMSO'W 'I-1 ■/.■TiV.l'! English and' Ametican Rim and Mortice Socks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb's Kirn and Dead io \ci tlocks, Latchesi Padlocks, '' r ■'/. Brass and Iron Bolts, , :,,,', '■: '•;■ ■'■,:'. Chains, ',-,',. ■', : allows thk rook to remain opbn |i , aTILIi BKGUKKLY FABTENKD "i!" ' '"f" ~ mOtfilii ■ - | .'"BNAMBLiiBD'SINi^i- Enamelled Sinti j1 'all sizes ;' Enamellod Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons;' Enamelled ] ; and Copper Boilers, 12 to SO ~ ~ v ,: ' Porrabfe Boilers,, ■'■)., Wa^tkg (Machines,. . C-. ''■"'u'm> ■" ' '- .i.ni . Manales, ■; .nr • .■■■«■•>>■■■ i ] : Vringere, f lttfißg MachiriSß.; ;,;' ", •'■ • tun iwiO'tH ol >• 'Viaiiaoii < ■'■-■ p i ~'" U ■ 1 •;'■ ..i. -..■-■.: ffff-W i.-f) «J ■■■'■/■ -'■' GARD'9 JEWELLERY CLOXILS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of I . ' p.:-- :JewelleiyrPlatai;I««j,"""-*--""""""^j ;, NO POWDER SEifjUIRBD. M, ■. LIMITED, QENOINE PAOIFIO RUBBER PA IST



FKOSPK C T U S OF TUB iAUCKLAND SHIPUNG COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL J3150.000, In 30,000 Shores of £5 Each. Tho Capital to bo called up as follows: 5a por Bhare on application, 6s per sharo on ailotmont, Sa per Bhare at intervals of threo months, as required, until £3 per uHii.ro is paid up. PROVISipNAL DIRECTORS: Anderson, H. E., Esq. Morton, H. 8., Esq. Alckin, Graves, Esq. Mitcholson, X., Ksq., Barber, H. R, Ksq. M.H.K. Carr, B. C , Esq. McKcnzio, D. 11.. Esq. Chambers, Jno., Esq. Maaeflold, T. T.. Esq. Craig, Jos.. Esq. Nathan, A. H., Esq. Dewar, A., Eeq. Owen, Q. W., Esq. Geddcs, J. M., Esq. Porter, A,, Esq. Hardy, J., Esq. Stone, O. J., j£sq. Holme, Geo., Esq. Stone, C. 8., Esq. Harper. Geo., Esq. Tonka, 8.. Esq. Holt W. V,, Esq.. Wilson, J. L., Kua. Brokkrs: Brokers' Association. MAN'AUIN'O DIBECTOB : C. 11. Stone, Esq. 'SECRETARY, PRO TEM,: t j I J. C. Borger. The object of this Company is to provido ton nage suitable to tho growing trade of tho Port of Auckland, so that tho imports and exports of our oily may be as much as possible carried in locally-owned VKSSBCB, and tho shipping bußinoss carried on by a tuuely local com- The" rates of freights current in this colony comparo moat favourably with, those ruling in neighbouring oolonios, and are, as a rulo, sofllclently remunerative to leave a good profit, trading henoe either foreign or Intercolonial. Tho acknowledged daily increasing commor olal importance' of Auckland is a source of gratification, and tbo shipping trade, under BkUful management and with sufficient oapltal, would meet with speedy and great develop ment with many parts of tho World with whloh wo" ore at present not in absolutely direct com munication. L :j > j tf M f ] The object of this Company Is to provido ves sels to trade in tho directions already opened, and others which may from time to time offer Inducements. '■ There is ample room for a well-organised now line between Auckland and London, Liverpool,. And Glasgow, wltJTNew York, and with some of the larger centres of Continental European trado. Of course, the largo and increasing export of bulk and sawn timber will form an, important adjunct. A trado with Tasmania, Sydney, Melbonrno, Adelaide, &0., being al ready established, could easily be continued with regularity, whilst tho Newcastle and Grey mouth coal trades should bo also provided for. There is a vast field In prospective for a good traße with America, Mauritius, China, Manilla, Calcutta, tho Cape, Noumea, and numerous foreign ports, with spmo of which, even at tho E resent moment, a profitable direct trade is eibff carried on in a. desultory- mannor, and which would find support from tho new in dustries lately established hero and in prospeo tiva establishment. . ' ■ ; ' '*-'-' The-.Company do not propose to limit them selves to running thoir own vessels, but will •from time to timo charter vessels when re quired, in the event of theirlown not boing immediately available. Messrs Stone Brothers; Who have fop Bomo> time carried on a good shipping business, find who have now fairly started a now London lino, ipossess the nuo.le.us of a fleet suitable for com mencing operations, and arrangements have been made to take over thoir vessels and the good-will of their shipping business for i the sum of thirty thousand six hundred and fifty pounds £30,660), the? taking half the amount in Com pany's shares. Thoir fleet, consisting of 8 vessels, with aggregate tonnage of 2612 tons, should be augmented as' soon as possiblo, so thai the business may bo extended without delay, especially tho London and American The services of Mr G. B. Stone, as managing director, and the staff at presont under his» control, who are experienced in this line qfjj business, have been aebnrcd to tako office under the new Company, x ■■.-. ■-■•'■ •:;'J - v It as further proposed that the working ex penses should be conducted on strictly economi cal principles, the expense1 of, .agencies and branches to be defrayod out of commissions on tho actual freights earned by those branches. . The proposed capital is eet down at £150,000, but as only a small portion is required at present for the purchase of tho oxieting fleet and cot angent expenses, further capital will not be called up until vessels suitable for the London and other trades may offer fo?' Bale at reasonable priccs,.until which time It la proposed to charter vessels as required to supplement tho present Sfcis'p'ropose* to invijeall Auckland buslhesa n and all who may have any Interest in the trade of our port to take Shares 4n this local iCompfißr," and to give the undertaking every UODslbW support.'' The .Company would thus be n1 a measure Mf-supportlng, and strong enough to compete most successfully with any TOtsido •or foreign company or foreign shipping. The Company could then not fail:to be a credit to our port and a most lucrative investment to Shareholders,.,,.. .. •;,,./ . . yi ■■ ' The promoters having every confidence in the success of the undertaking, now appeal to the public to insure it by subscribing freely for ■Shares."", ■'"■"'// ■'■,-;' i;< .'. ' >



< ■ ■ • ; --iaST■oV-VTEaSELS. '; B^ter, - Laira.lron Barque ... .. .. .. 192 ' Alcestis, Iron Barque -..- .. ..398' Stanley, Wooden Brigantino .. ■' .. 351 • Parnoll, Wooden Brigantino •-..■■.. 348 .^tGaterfeidh, Wooden Barque £.. .. 333 '.' Peerless, Wooden Brlgantlne •' ~ .. • 232 ' ■ Bella Mary, Wooden Barque -.. »y 244 - Kuergy, Wooden 3-mMtect Schooner s. -185 ; ').-'• .J-vti. 'ja ; !.' 26ii An extraot from the books of Messrs. Stone- Bros, shows that.seven vessels of tho value of £25,000 yielded an average monthly profit of £530, equal to £6360 per annum, exclusive p£ ohargaior Irisarance on hulla. ' . . ; These figures serve to show that with a larger fleet, extended business, and more capital, Bub- Btanttal dividonds may fconfldently T>o flnticl- ' "fid. -■•• ~■ -



Sporting Requisitos. '.«-...-- PHOOTING ©KASOJV, iOOO. THffi FOLLOWINH BMINKST MAKBHSARSJ RB3PRYSKNTJSD BY THIS UNDER SIGNU D. W. & C. SCOTT & zON, W. W. JGEEEiSEH, I, HULL'S & SONS, ON VlhW AT JIT S OT. . The Finest and Jjargest Stock of Guns ever shown in new zealand. GUNS SPECIALLY BORKD FOR KYNCCai'NKW "l'Kl-FROl" BRASS SHKLLS, BY W. y?. GRHKMKR AND HOLLI9 $ SONS. SPORTING APPARATUS OF EVEUY KIND. Wrr tf.,' . r<tTKTTvrATn?T> (By Special ArrowraiKNT to Sib Arthur) . XI. xIAZARD, IjrUNMAKER, { Gordon, G.C.M.G. t AGENTS ALSO FOR HAY, MBRRICK fc CO.'S GUNFOWDHR, FOR TilK COLT'S FIRM AHM3 COMPANY, AND FOR JAMKB PAIN'S FIRKWORKS FACTORY, LONDON. Ig/»_QUKKN-9TRKKTi J^UOKLAND. Price Lists on Application.



Mediral. TtTERVOUS DEBILITY. Db. S. C. West's Nkbvb and Bhatn Tbkat mknt, a guaranteed Specific for Hyetorla, Dizziness, Convulsiona, Fits, Norvous Nourulgla Headaolie, Norvous Prostration cnusod by tho uso of alcohol or tobacco, Wakof ulncsa, Montal Doprqssion, Softening of tho Brain resulting in insanity and loading to misery, decay, and doatn, Promaturo Old Aro caused by ovor-oxor tion of the brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul genco, Kach box contains ono month's treat ment. 5s a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any caso. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send tho purchaser our written guarantee to re fund tho money if the treatment does not effect a euro. Guarantees issued only by J. P, KING & SONS, Chemists, Quoon-strcet, Auckland. EmDERSoN'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MEDfcAL^ALL, Opposite Threo Lamps, Ponsonby, Auckland, JH EqREATjftMjßII(!AN MEDICINES I phYcl half a crown Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gum 3, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils. Cures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. fiagpgjgi "mick "'""*"' ' '"■■"'two aniLimet.



T7"EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES. COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, ACCUMULATION OF PHLEGM. Composed of Jho purest articles. Those Loe onfjes contain no opium nor any deleterious druK, therefore the most delicate can tako thorn with perfect confidence. Their boneficlal effect Is speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy Is daily recommended by the moat eminent physician?. (In use nearly 60 yean.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 25,18J7. 22, Cold Harbour Lane, London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and tho bonetlcial effect most Tollable, I strpngly rooom mond them in cases of Cough and. AstEma. ypu arc at liberty to stuto this as my Opinion, formed from many years' experience. J. BRINGLOE, M.R.C.L.S., L.S.A., L.M. .. ff - -Indian Medical Service. Mr. T. Keating, i Dear Sir,— Having tried your Lozongea In India, I havo much pleasure in testifyini? to their benclicial effects in cases of Inololont Consump tion, ABthnm, and Bronchial Affections. I havo prescribed thorn largely, with tho best results. W. B. G—k—, Apothecary, H.M.S. Keatlng's Cough Lozenges are sold by all Chomiets, in tins of various sizes, eaoh having tho n'ords " Keating's Cough Lozongeß' engraven on tho Government Btamp. KEATING'S 'WORM TABLETS! ( A purely Vogotablo Sweetmeat, Doth in Bt> poivranco and tasto, furnishinß a most agroeablo method of adminißtoring tho only certain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a per fectly safo and mild preparation and la ospeol ally adapted for Children. SoLtiur Tins by aix Chemists. '■ Proprietor- THOMAS KEATING, London, Export Chemist and Druggist. mHE TM P E KIA L O OHIBDAM QCHNAPPS, ?l ' A'^pift! f KOMATJO SPIRIT,. . ,". i Distilled and prepared In Sohledam, Holland from an Original Receipt, and possessing Karo Mediolnal Qunlitlos In all UISKAHMS or inn .KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AHD URINARY, OKGAWS. ' A Tonlo, Dlurotlo, Antl-Dyßpeptlo CORDIAL, by the recommendation of the Leading ', Continental Physlolans. and la now AOENOWIiKDQBD L'ATiIST AMD MOST VALTJAIiM BKMISDY FOK'..; , . GKAVEL, GOUT, & CIIRO^IC BHEIT MAilSBi. The Trade' and .ConfmmaM.are.oattHoned against euurloiw Imitations, the Konulna only bearing tho Biffnntore and uddrsea of. the pro- P*>tOr HENKI J.jiU^RT, MKLBOUKNB. ", M ..,,. d in the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jnry FIRST PRIZK at tho McV . bourne International Kxhlbiilon, , *.i i• ' ' DB. HABSALLS BBJPQBT. , ' / * Tho Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "61, Holborn yiaduot, X.C.. f :, ; ' "London. Dth vtay. 1877. Report ot a Sample of Imperial Boniedam . Pohnappe, roooivo i from Mr H. J. Hart. "■Vrehavedabieotedaßemple of,the abpvo named article to a very oirefnl oliemioal analyoli and examination. ■■ ■ . "Theresults of toe analysto, whloh »M M; forth In a separate report, show that two spirit la of Rood Btrenßth, pL-aotloally fM3 from acidity, and that li contains ,sut traces of solid matter In aoSntion. It poassßses a doliooJe and Mfree -able aroma, and o-pnre and mild taste. Mr, Hart'o Sohledam Eohnapps.iß o very superior artlcla of ita olasa, la well purified, and qmte Eenolns. "(SlSned) 1™ wi Wtaair.r- M.n., "Ansnorot Food and Its Adulteration s,1 &o. * ; " Otro Hbbnbb. JT.0.8., ; ' " Pat Ho Analyst." Wholesale Agent !■ ; .. •■' ARTBUB H, NATHAH,1



Money. MONBY TO LK«O ON KKKKHODJ BKCUIUTIKS. J. CHADWICK, Katjei Gum Brokek akd Commission AGENT, 13 CUSTOMHOUSHi-STRBET, AUCKLAND JOHN W. ti X X D I E, LANP, COMMISSION, AND KBTATK AQiCNT. Monk? Lbnt Notes, Hodbes, VUBNITtrBE, &O, Bllla Discounted D»lly. Mortgages Negotiated. HIBH-BTRBBT. AUQitLAW £lUto £1,000. \7'IOTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGBNOY. 1 HIQH-BTRICKT, AUCKLAND POSITS OITY COUNCIL OVfilOKB), ' Money advanos from AW to fIIOOO on Personal i Beourlty, De da of troperty, uharei, &o. ! Repayments <M> be made In Instalments ot One I BBILLINS PKB WKKK for 6aoh POORD 001- I rowed, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Ofkior Addkkss i Box 90, Auokl»nflj_ TIfDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT L PBRMANPiNT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIMTY OF AUCKLAND (CORNER OF VULCAN LANE AND QUEBN-STBKKT), •



Bawlng Machinea. BY BI'BOIAI. SS^^^fe," 1' 015'™*1"1 BBIAai. 1£ Ha D 1876, buy ;>$ ONLY THE / \ CELEBRATED /<£» y^ ■A+/ /^ MACHINES. / I Who Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Machine -which has never been beaten in competition. . Sole Agents in New Zealand : i SKAKESPEAR & CO., QUKKN-STREET (Oorjosito the Market). w.. a ».'.■■?..? KS , THK UREAT iiJiWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS ,'DW «JROBIV*D A tome Shipment of the Challenge MaohJnsj Bid World— Xhs Whits Uo.'a Sawina Maohihh. The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Moat Simple The Largest TaDle Th* Moot Kasy to Work The Best Corer | The Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle ! The Mart Kleeaat The Neatect ntitah TBiADitis KAOHnira horn £8 10a.



INVESTMENT DEPAKTMENT. This Society is now issuing INVESTING SHARKS, ordinarily carrying full rate of Interest and Profit. PAID-UP SHARES of £20 eaoh, carrying 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) and par tlclpatlng in Surplus Profits. DKPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, 7 pec cunt, and on Deposits for 0 months, 6 per cent per annum. BORROWING DEPARTMENT. Tlio Society advances on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourths tho value Borrowers may pay off part or the whole of their MortxaKcs at any time. Reduced Table of Rates and any further par ticulars required may bo obtainod at the Sooioty's ofllces. GKOnGE FItASKR, Manager. XCHANGE ON JSfiW jfUKK AND LONDON, In sums to suit. FOR SALK BT ARNOLD, HINHS. AND CO.. Corner ot Cnstom-honsn and Fort streets. lO ONEY TO LEND, in large or-small JH •--".•'^ONN^L&^O^BR. BolloHoru. Vuloan Lane. • UUKIiAMI) £%.' OXMJPKUATIVB BUIbDINQ .4WD INVhBI'MKNT BOOIHTY. Omoa i-HT. QoMtf-mwan. liDANB oranted upon upprored aeootitlM ol Vnnhold or Leasehold PropertlM in lunii 01 MSB to «.000 prlndpal »nd lntereet betas re pornbla lo lnstalmenU at the following; R» D0O»d BiTiia tor reparment of atolt UN borrowed I— ( Rnparmenttoxionn-p-r week Total amount — « g. d. c i. d, ire»r _ .100 lot o I linan - - l 010 ids I I lljeari _ _ H J HI U 0 nan I - US 111 1 I (I real* _ . IB US II 3 8-2S II T I WII 9 ifITMCT - B » lta U I ,4nd n the sama proportion for imaller or lartter loam.



DIEPOSITS.—Tha Boolo it rooetTß« Manor OB Denjell at rates as follows:—Repayable at 7 dayv notion, 6 \mt onnt. p«r annum; repayable In tlx moith". 6 par oent. oor annum. JOHN BATGBB) Sacretl -T. ON BY TO LENO ON PERSONAL SECURITY. Persons borrovrinß £5 recoivo £1 10s Persons borrowing £10 receive £9 Persons borrowing £20 rocolvo £!8 Persons borrowing £50 receive £15 Repayable in Weekly or Monthly Instalments. Bills discounted daily. Strictest seorecy. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COM PANY, lligh-Btroot (2 doors from Vulcan Lane). ONEY TO LEND, on Keal ustate, I.VJL In sums of £50 and npwnrilK, at the our rent ratea of Intereat — Auplr Wm. S. Coohrane. SS, W. Z.i Insuranos m:lliHni;3, or bamnel Cochrane and Son. Fort-Btreat. MONEY To LEND on Mortgage at Plrat-class KriH'hnul Seourities. WM. COLEVtAN. Solicitor, Corner of Qneen and Shortland-Btrente, A LARGE Sum of Money to Lend on J\. good Freehold Soourity, at lowest rata of Interest. — C. Aiolcin, General Commission Agent, High street. ■£tn AOrt TO LBND on FREEHOLD *1V JUW SECORITY.-Apply WINGATK, BURNS, & CO., Fort-street. MONEY TO LttND. in large Hnd small suma, at ourront rates of Intorost. Apply to PKTKR OLIPHANT, Solicitor. High-street. MONBY '10 LEND, at a moderate rate ot iatereßt.— Adpl' to JACKSON & RUBBELL, 3 ottoltora, Fort-street. Lime &c



xhi Bin Biwnxa haohxsu itib made, Pries of BAUD MAOHOua, & loi, ▲ISO. AXWAn OH BAHD- ' WSSSST™ BfflJf * "" IJomeiSo Anflothergooflraakei raw Sa, d, rat Win I 2s, 6d. m» Wmkki ALL MAOaiMK! <JOAJUHTBWS. Tbeae Maohtaea can be had of my Agenta l~ r; MoLeananoOa. Pioneer Stow, Whangare I Thomivs Welln, Carabria«o; WUUam Stevens o; Onehnngai B. Wayto. Hamiltpai ParneU aafl nor lan, Glaborne |Brennan and 00., Taoranat and at other plooei. mfll Q.RB AT jy*2oT, UUKKN-BTRKKT.



Gtkottnd .Lime. ground lamk. FOH HAIjK, SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIO GROUND UOCJIB LIME, In itny quantity, for Conoroto Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (next to stono flagging is un rivalled (or durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work 1 is a Qrst-oloss maloria B. KE AN E, SOLE AGS NT, OOSTOM-UOUSt-STEKET, TAKK NOTICK-That notwithntandlPß all that !b said In f*vonr of oiher Maha rsnfrl Limes, the ate&dr bat Increasing do round from all parts of Auckland and Province, Honth and AuetralU, Is a sufficient gnarantfie a<i W the gwmlneW O( PUIjHAM, BINNATYNK AND 00,'BHYORA.ULIO LIMK. for Walls. Vloon and Garden Whs It oannot bib Rwibkd Hut. —For olrcnlara and farther information applr at Auckland Branch. Custom-honse-strflet West. Coachbmlders, &o. OOUS IN 8 & At T X I N,, DSBIHNKUB AND BUILDSRB OF .. ENGLISH, AMRRHIAN, FRWOH, AND. AN« OIHUBeTYLftOFOAntHAGKB. KsTtnuangp 1861 ' , , TJOYS1 VELOCIPEDES, 225.; 15 PERAMBULATORS, 163.; ....',.,' INVALID CARRIAGES, , all kinds (Whole* saloand Retail); i 'BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES1; Also/BICYCLKS (bcst'liDgliab. make), ROCK ING HORSES, &0. ■- |' b. andTkson, PARRAMAT'fA STREET,' SYDNEY. : Awarded Four Piize Medals.., hames carriage and dray ; Factory. /•'■. ;' "\''"- \ -JAMBS MaCKIE, PROpr'tetoe,, , : <,; o "■•' Vioxobia-sx. East, ■ | lii:iv !'> eh -AUCKLAND. ; ; T ;" ,'.; Repairs' of every deaoriptlon In Wood and lion neatly ekeonted on the shortest notice. ' * aprln«a made and repairtd. , Always on Hand—A Urge quantity ot Lamps, also Iron bark' Shafts and Hpokos, Kod Gum Fel loos, and Hobart Town Hardwood. 1 N.B.—Country orrtura pnriotually attended to. OE h L-fl V V ;,.K Ho US F, TAUBANG4. NBW ZBALAND. -' Snltea of Koomß. Batba. Piano; BtobltF. Ooaoh IMTBB dally for Hot lAfcen and Uertaoes. OHARpITs MODKRitr, , <



SINOKKB SkWINQ MaOHINKS SUmer.e , Maohlnea Singer'B Decisive MMbinei {Halter's Decisive Machines BinKor'i. Ueolßive Machine* Blntrur's Ueolßive Mrvohlnsa HlngsrV Decisive Maohlnos Blnegs'B Deolsive Maohlne* BlngeVß Decirlve Maohlnee Singer'e Deolsive Machine* Blnoert hi and Jl*°K DM Hlngor'u OTerwhelminu Machine! Sinner's Overwhelmlntt Maohlneß Singer1!) OTerwhelmlna' MMhineg Singer's Overwhelming Moonlnes Sln«er'e Jverwhelmlna Maohlne« Slngort Overwholmlnff Maohlnee SlnKSr'B ' Ovnrwhnlminu Mnobinea Sir.ifor'a OverwhelmlDß Machinea Bliujoj'ii TlotoryfortheaimiM Mfcohineg Slngar1!! Viotory . Machines Sinsurt Viotory ' Mschlnos Btnj?or> Viotory Maohlnoß StcKe-'e Viotory Mneliinea Slnte.-'c Viowry Msohlnoß Singer"). Vlocory V^&ohinoe Slnßer"-. Viotory tfaohlnes Slnaera Viotory Msohlnes Singers Victory vsaohinea 3ios;trr ' . Victory Maohloea. Slu?cr'!i At CUrlatohnrch Jtxhtbition MsuMnes' Slnifer s Tne ato«or fWachlnea Slnger'a Tho lilnget f."«hla<js Stn^ur's The Singer Machines Sliisort The Sinner Mr.ohluoa Singara XfauSlnuar Maohlnea SlnifM 6 The Singer M&clilnes Stager • Tho olnuer. Msohlnos Slnuror'u fwo Hold Mewlab Maohlnog SiuKsr"!! Two Gold Medala Maohlnea Stager's Two Gold Medals , 'vtaohinei i3toKar''> Two Gold Medals Maaainea Slussr'B Two Gold Medal! M&ohlneo Sinner's Two Gold Modal! Maohlnns Singer') Two Gold Medals Machines SinKsr'e Latins nil Comuotliorf Machine! SlUKera Beatlni! all Maobinet Slfiicer'B Ue&tlng all Machine! BiDKor'H BoaUDgall Machine! SlDger'a aunting all Maohlnes Staffer1! Hasting: all MaohlttM Singer'B CompoHiton Maohlne! Binder's CompeUton Machines Slnser-B CompeUtori Mf°J! neß Bln«ert Competltoii Machine* BlnKßt'n OompeHtOM Machine! Singer's Beating all Competition. Madhinei Singer'B Always Kellable Maoblset Singer's Always Kellable , JJ"*} 118* blcKer'B Always Reliable Maohines Blnger"B The Singer 1b Jl*o^ 118" Blnger"B The Singer to Maohlnei Bingert Theßln«*ris Maohine! Singer's The simplest ana Beat Maohlnee Slnßer'B The Simplest and Best Maohlnes Sinner* The Simplest and Best Machine* (Singer's Always Reliable Maohlnea. SldKefn jjlWfiTsKollnhlo Maohlnee Singer'B Always Kollable Maohlnes Blnger'a The 81mter v Maohlnes fflnttert The Stager I* Maohtas* Blngei's The Singer is Maohtaes Stager's ThoSingorls Machine! ainuor'B The SlDßer Is Maohlne! Sinner1.! The Blnger Is Machine* Blnger'B The Singer IB Maohtaea Stager's . Tbo linger .11 Machines Singer's ' Tho Singer il Maohlneß Stager1 * The Singer la Unequalled Maohtaea Singer's Onequaiiea v • Maohtaea BtaiNft Uneanalled I ■ Maahlnea atagefe Unequalled Machines Singer*! ' Unequalled Machines Singer's Unequalled ~■ ■ Miwhlnea Stager's UnoquaUed. I hi , ¥a<JhlnßS SlngSrt Unequalled S'^B 88 Wngelf! Unfonallea Waohlries Bloger-B Unequalled Maablnw blniier's Unequiuled Maohlnea Bingei*B Dnequalled In the World. Maohtaes Singer's Largest Safer ; . ai -i JJ<W>njnt» Singer's Largest Sale Mnohines Blngtr's Largest Sale Machines Stager's Largest Sale ) Uaohlnes Singer's Largest Sale ' MaohtDes Singer's Largest Sale - » Maohlnes Singer's Largest 8al« ■ .' Maohines Singer's Largest Sale Maohlnes Blnger*s Largest Hale Machines Slurhi-'s Largest Pale- Maohlnes Sinner's in tbe World. Manhtoes Slnoer's 2a 6d per Week Maohlnes Sin ere 3s Bd per Week " ' > ' Maohlhes Sluger'B Sa 6d per Week ' Maohlnes sinner's Js6d per Week' M»ohln«g UngerV 8e 6d per Week Maohlaes S'nger't 2s 6d per Weok Maohlnes Slngor's . 9u 6d uor Weak Maobinea Htnwur'B 2a 8d per Week Machines Slnßflr'B , to 6d per Week Marines BUk't'b ' -— Maohlnea- Bingftr'h BBANOH I Machine! Plnuur'n . ' Maobines Singer's 201, Queen-street Machines .-InuorV 281, Queen-atwHsi Maohlnes Slngo/x 261. Queen-fitreet , Mnolilnes Slnger'e 281. yueen-atroet Maohices Blngere 181. Queen-street MnoMnea SlDKer'B 381. Qneen-street viaohlnes ainßiT's Ml, Qa«en-street Maohlnes aintior't. ' 2Cl,.Quoon-Btreot M- onlnas Sinßer'e 4.00k1an4 '' !■.'.'. Mabhineg Slnget's Auckland 'i>l!i <• ' Mauhlnos Singer's Auckland vinohlnes Blnßer's Auokland Machines Blnger'a Auckland Maohtcea Singer's • Auokland Maohlnes Singer's J Ano'klan^.' Maohlnos BlDßer'i ~.. Maohlnus SINGIBB'S, SEWING M]A£&Uf Nss! ',



■"•>'.-['•'■ ' .. Ironmbngeryi .>•■■"< t ■ iy IN6ATE, JgURNS, &/IJOMPY,, '[ GENERAL IRONMONGERS. Temporary promiaos—PoET-ST.; "Auckland. i •"Bn}Wors'frohmongcry , .. ! Cabinctniakers' ditfei, Carriage Buffdfrrs'' ditto . ,'..' . ': ' Carppntors'Tools ~ . ■ .. ' ■ American Hardworo ." , ._• "' . Paints, Oils, aiid Colours ■ , , Cooking Ranges ; :; Hegistor Bto.veS. ;.■,:,, ;■ : . ; , LOW ! PRICE S. ■; ! i£l. .".-'•".■- .", : :'. j.a ' .'' ■'•■■■ ■■ , . IJJSPBOTION OF STftC,k. IN^TEO. ■r- i odl .TfAU - '*' ' "'■ '"' !'" ,' Conntrr Orders executed with care and prbmp-' 1 1 E'lOtuui ■--'"Uttlde., 'j ' ! £ 10,000 to Lend on Freehold Sccwiiy...'',"