Bank Meetings.

Apropos <A 6ome recent remarks on the proposed introduction of the mongoose into Hew Zealand, we quote tho following from the "Daily flews: "The proposition to send one or several cargoes of mongoose or moDgeese to Australia and New Zealand to abate tbc plague of rabbits, has provoked a mongoosiau or mangu-sic controversy, not only as to the spelling oE the animal's name and its plnra), but as to its invulnerability from snake bite, The latter question was settled by bir Joseph Tayrer and other experimentalista, several years ago, so decisively, that its revival only serves to display the tenacious vitality of a good story. The account of the mongoose after being wounded during a,, contest with a cobra, going away into the woods and eat ing of a certain herb which acted as an antidote to the snake poison, is one of those venerable travellers 'cales which,if it is not, ought to be among the collection of incredi bilities garnered up by that worthy leech, knight aud chronicler, Sir John Maunde vile, ltecent commentators like Colonel Yule or Marco Polo have shown that the wo«l of the salamander, which resists lire is nothing else than that curious fibrous mineral aabesto?, and have this partially vindicated the truthfulness of mediaeval wanderers who were not so precise as Herodotus in distinguishing between what they saw and what was told them ; but the mongoose story has been shown to be absurd, Tho little animal undoubtedly kills the cobra by virtue of its superior activity, and if bitten,'' dies of snuke polsoning, like any other cicituro. Part of its good qualities will thus be sacrificed in New Zealand. Not so, however, in Auatralia, where there are veuomous snakes enough and to fcp.irc. Doubtless the uion goose will slay many rabbits, but con siderablo numbers must be imported to make the slightest impres.-ion on the myruds of these animals with which certain parts of Australia are teeming. At the same time, the farmers who cany out this rash scheme muit ba prepared 10 give up keepiug poultry, for tho mongoose greatly prefer* fowls and eggs to the tougher, if more garaey, rabbit and ihe wily and dangerous tcrpenr. The situation appears to us to resemble very closely that of tho French gentleman wtio killed oil" his wild I oars became they ate his truflh.*, whereat tho vipers increased so rapidly on his domain that his people were afraid to seek for tho trullles, men and dogs beinc both too frequently bitten. Then he turned down wild boars again, who went on easing vipers and trnftles as before. It was a terrible dilemma to be placed in, and irri tating to an epicure, for if he raised wild boars he could not grow truilles to wash their heads withaL In tho United States hogs clear the woods of rattle (makes effectually, grow fat on them, the acarns and beechmast, and prime mesa pork la tho result, But ia Australia and Mew Zealand the choice oflered appears to be too many rabbits and plenty of poultry, or none of either if the mongoose be called in,"

Prevention of Cattle Diseases, " Among tha topics," says a writer in the '•Colonies and India," " which have been suggested for discussion at the fortbeorniug Medical Congress in connection with the Amsterdam Exhibition, few are of more irn portanco thau the question of diseases among horse?, cattle, and sheep, and the best means of combating them. An auimal quarantine is open to all the objectious which can be urged against the detention of ships coming from ports that have been de clared to be unhealthy. The slaughter of infected beast?, nxnin, i s often a doubtful policy, and the general question ot treat ment of diseased and unhealthy animals ie one of great perplexity. A discussion of the means adopted in different Colonies to prnvont the spread of disease, and of the dilt'erent forms of disease in varying condi tions of climates etc., could cot fail to be of practical value.

A special general meeting of the share holder in the Union Bank of Auatialia (limited) was held on the 29th of January, at the oHices, Uauk Building, Lothbnry. Mr W. Fanning presidiug. The report stated that, after trau»feri ing £50,000 to the reserve fund", there was a balance of £141,257 available for division. Of this the dividend and bonus recommended would absorb £120,000, leaving £21,257 to be carried forward. The balance-sheet showed that tho total liabiities of the bank on Jie 31st August last were £12,116,601; the item of deposits figuring for £7,541,£45, and that of bills payable, and other lia bilities (including reserves -held against doubtful debts), standing at £1,681,707. The priucipal assets consisted of specie on hand and cash balances, £1,277,420; Uo vcrument sccuridrs, £620,940; and bills discounted, bills receivable, loans and other securities at London ofhee, £1,427,470; and bills discounted, bills receivable, ai.d other securities at tho brsnebes, £5,292,453. The Chairman, iv moving the adoption of tho report, romiuded them that when the shareholders met in August 1881, and Feb ruary 1882 tho directors could declare quly the distribution so long maintained of 14 per cent. No bonus was declared on either occasion, and advices from the colonies in formed them that tha causes of their loss of profits would last for a considerable time, In less than a year, however, matters had so quickly righted themselves that last August they were enabled to declare a dividend and bonus equal to 16 per cent., and to add £1?,000 to the reserve fund?, while on the present occasion they were enabled to recommend a similar distribu tion, and to add £50,008 to the reserve funds. Thus, in the past 12 months they had not only revorted in their former divi dend, but had also added £63,000 to their reserves. The wisdom of the policy of strengthening their rcseives bad been placed bef jre tho shareholders at previous meetings. Tho necessity of also in creasing the capital was forcing itself on tho attention of the directors of most of tho colonial bank?. Everything at the present moment looked, and promised to remain prosperous, but a change would come, and unless they provided for it, they might havo cause for regret. The additions mada to their reserves increased the market value of their shares, and strengthened the confidence of the public in the bink. Be referred to the inorease in the revenues and the populations of the colonies in the past ten years, and afterwards stated that, whethor they looked at the financial pros perity of the various Australian coveru meats, or the prosperous condition of their communities, they had every reason to feel confident in the stability of the colonies, and therefore in the stability of the bank. Ho concluded by alluding to a few items in tho balance-sheet, Mr J. S. Hill seconded tho motion, which was carried after the disposal of an amendment to inc. ease the dividend, Tho election as directors of (Mr W. O. Gilchrist-ot the firm of Messrs Gilehrfet, Watt and Co., of Sydney—and of Mr C. Parbury, of the firm of Messrs Parbury, Lamb, and Co., of Brisbane, was confirmed, these gentlemen having boeu provisionally ap pointed directors in the places of Mr 1!, Campbell and Mr K. Hutb, who had re signed through ill-health. A resolution was uftqrwarda passed increasing the re muneration of the directors from £3,600 to £5,000 per year

The 59th ordinary general meeting of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank was held at the oflicep, Combill, on the S29th of Jauua>y. Mr F. A. Hankey presided, and, in moving the adoption of the report aud tho payment of a dividend of 9 peijcunt per annum, stated that although lit might seem on easy matter to declare d!h increased dividend when tho report of the profit and loss was before them, he could a'saro them that many points1 had to bo looked into. They had, however, carefully and thoroughly examined the statement, and had corno to the conclusion that the time had arrived when, looking at the best interests of the bank, they could afford to pay 8a increased dividend. In theyear ended July last they placed £10,000 to the reserve fund, and the similar amount they now proposed to transfer to that fund would rajeo it to £140,000. As circumstances per mitted, it was the desire of the hoard to Increase the reserve fund t till further. As their business increased they must meet tho convenience of their customers, and give them increased accommodation. They were now erecting a hanking house at Adelaide, and they had recently purchased a site—which they were assured could not be surpassed in the city—for a new banking house at Melbourne. Of course, when that was paid for there would be an increase in the premises account; but looking at tbat account as a whole, they had reason to know that the real value of their premises far ex ceeded the figure at which they stood in the books of the bank. Trade had not been active in the Australian colonies in the half year under consideration, but altogether they had done fairly well. They believed that the affairs of the bank were in a , thoroughly sound and healthy condition, and thejr were quite ready to meet any of the ordinary demands made on them. Mr James Rae having seconded the motion, a shareholder enquired if the reserve fund was invested in any specific security. The chairman stated tbat tho question raised a

very foremost point ia banKingi; circles. The reserve fund of this bank was not in. | vested la any specific security, but was used in their business. Tue report was then unanimously adopted, and resolutions were afterwards 'parsed re-electiDg the re tiring directors and auditors. As a sign of the popularity ot the last New ZeaHud loan in London, I may Bay that the "Cty Waiter*' Provident and I'eusi n Society" have invested £1382103 in New Zealand 4 per cent, stock. Ihii' sum purchasing £1400 stock, producing 4 I per cent, per annum. JSew Zealand Loan and Mer cantile Agency. The annual meeting of the shareholders iii the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Ag ncy was held at the offices, Queen Victoria-street.--sir idward Stafford, K.C.M.G,, pr. sided, and said that the com pany was still pursuiog its steady course the accounts were presented ia a form familiar to all the old shareholders, arid therefore needed little remaiks from him. The company continued prosperous, bod was able, out of laiily-earned profits, to continue the payment of a 15 per cenv dividend, and at the sains time to make a substantial addition to the reserve fund. Ever since the second year of the company's inception its operations had been so successfully con ducted that, with the exception of one single year, the board had been eoabled to iay trio same rate of dividend, with good additions yearly to the reserve tuod, which now amounted to the very respectable figure of £210,000. Ho was happy to say that the depression at one time existing in the colonies had entirely disappeared, and colonists were pursuing their wonted vocations with per shtent, if not to say unusual, activity. The progress of ttie northern island was perhaps one oE the incut healthy signs. Many new settlements had been made there, and the land wus rapidly being par celled ouf, enclosed, and fenced, and a large amount o.E capital was being attracted there. Ax a matter of course, the success of this company was most intimately bound up and connected with the pros perity and progress of the colony, and the latter he was happy to say continued to be an insrea ing quantity, as was evidenced from the returns of imports and exports recently published. He thought tbat the iact that the company continued to tnjoy tbe unliiuind coniidonco of its clients was abundantly proved by the Let that though for many yecrs this company had tbe largest consignments of wool for sale, yet that, too, wus an ever-growing quantity, despite tbe great competition which existed, as an instance, he might mention that in the year 18S1 the company had consigned to it 85,510 bales of wool, whereas last year—despite the competion to which he had alluded—the quantity had increased to 98,734 hale. In times past the sheep and cattle farmers found considerable difficulty ia disposing o;[ their surplus stock at any thing like remunerative trees, and there fore the board watched with considerable interest the development of the refrigerating process of preserving meat and bringing it over to this count' y. This company was therefore doing all ia its power to assist those companies, because the arrival of 5,000 sheep under tbat process in this couutiy, which were sold at remunerative priefs, proved the feasibility of the process, and that a large trade might shortly spring up in that direction, which would be alike advantageous to the con sumer here and to the producer on tbe other side. A telegram received only two days ago from their manager in IN c\v Zea land f aid that the pastoral season had been tbe beat known for many years past, tbe agricultural prospects were good. Ihe harvest iv .New Zealand was mo*t abundant, and there was a fair average trade doing of a sound chaiaoter, and money was in good demand, lie concluded by moving the adoption of the repart and accounts.—Mr Emanuel Boutcher, a director, briefly seconded the motion, and the chairman, replying to questions, said that accoiding to tbe latest returns available there were about 13,00(1,1)00 sheep, and the number was cotstantEy increasing, so tbere was every prospect of aa ever-increaiing wool clip, and with the refrigerating process there would lie an outlet ior the surplus stock which would yield a remunerative profit.—The report was adopted and the dividend declared. National Mortgage and Agencii

of Neiv Zealand. The general meeting of the shareholders in the National Mortgage and Agency Company of .Sew Zealand (Limited) was held on the 2ad of l"eb:ua>y at the iffices,- Lombaid-iitrcet, under the presidency of Mr Henry Riveisdule Grenfell. — The chairman, in moving tl.o adoption of tho re port and account?, vent through the various items in the balance-sheet, and said that, taking an a whole, the expenses were heavier than formerly, consequent upon two new branches having been established, one at Melbourne, from which especially the board anticipated good returns, as it would put them in a position to deal with the wool-growers, and obtain, he hoped, large aud profitable consignments for eale in. the markets in this country. The profits, be was sorry to say, showed a falling oil of upwards of £10,000, they having been £72,000 in the previous year, as compared with £62,000 odd for iha period under review. The cause of the diminution was the difference between the value of money here and in the colony, tut taking all things into consideration, the net profit earned was not so bad, amounting as it did to 14J per cent, on the capital em ployed, out of which the board proposed giving the t-huteholders a dividend of 10 per ctnt. and to carry the balance to new account. The whole of the reserve fund was invested iv Government securities. Some shareholders might think that the reserve fund might be more profitably em ployed by investing it in securities yielding a higher rate: of interest, but, personally, he had a prejudice—it might be an old-fashioned one, but still it was a preju dice—and that was in favour of investing the reserve fund in Government securities instead of employing it in the ordinnfy business transactions of the company, There was this advantage always—namely, that they were most readily convertible when any unforeseen emergency arose. '-■ The report was adopted and the dividend declared.

A CAPTAIN COMMITIED FOR TRIAL.

(BY TELKGKAPH.—PBESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLINGTON, Wednesday. William Foeman, foimerly captain of tho schooner Julius Vogel, and latterly second mate of tho Government steamer Stella, wag t lis afternoon committed for trial on two charges, one of forgery and the other of embezzlement. The embezz'ernentis alleged to have taken place in his rendering of ac counts to Mr Compton, the owner of the Julius Vogel, and the forgery by attaching another person's name to a receipt to whom Foreman stated ha had paid the money, whereas he had not.

POISONING CASE IN OTAGO.

[BY TELKGRAPII—rRBSS ASSOCIATION ] DDNODIN, Wednesday. The following are particulars of the poison ing case at Kaitangata :—Miss McCoimicfc was staying there with her brother-in-law, Dr. Percy. She intended leavirjg for her home in Southland on Friday, 23rd instant, and on Thursday evening a few friends wore invited to meet her. Whilst dancing, refreshments were handed in, and Miss McCormick took a tart, and no sooner did she take one mouthful than sho cried out "I am poisoned," and ran ta the doctor. Ho appl'cd the necessary remedies, nnd Miss McCormick quite recovered. The doctor thinlis she swallowed none of the poison, which be conclu es wa3 caustic soda or corrosive sub'iraatj. Nothing can be learnt as l:o how tho poison got into the tart, am) the matter is vow in the hands of the police. The tar:s were home manu facture.

THE FROZEN MEAT COMPANY.

i CHKISTGHUKCH, March 28. , \N their annual icporr, tbo Froz-n Meat Company say: The total cost to date of lands, building, machinery, and plan as par balance-sheet annexed, Is £14,792 19s Id. Your directors are pleased to be able to report that they hsvc succeeded iv making arrangement!! on favourable terms for the carriage of five cirgoea of frozen meat to London by the New Zealand Shipping Company's steamer, the shipments to be despatched from Lyttclton every alternate mouth from the present time till the end of; January, 1884. As provision has been made for the cool storage, and preparation for tho export of cheese and butter, it is hoped that the shareholders willavail themselves of the opportunity thus afforded for secering a regular and profit able outlet for thei'Jproduce io the Jingljsh market.

SPORTING NEWS.

Autunm Meeting.

[RKUTKE'S CABUS.]

SYDNEY WediiooV THE second da/, racing took place to f" The following we le ihe results : _. ; The Sydnky Cop, a handing ■ stakes of 20aov s :- 4b "fe^ added; second horse-to «oel-50Vs and third, SOsovs. from ff§L? > winner of any handicap race |ttaT,The caster and Flying Handica™ L™ 4 Doa' the value of 100? m ffiKP 46*1 t{ of the weights to carry ZS" 01! any such race of the value of Im,! 0' 71bs extra; of any such race hf it -!'■' of 500SOVS. 10;b» extra Thl-6^llß to carry wcigbtfor-age if J^:L 188J below that weight. ' Two S SPPS nomination?. s§ ■■.»> Hf- E K. Cox's brhDarebiM vt ;r:3 Mr VV. Branch's b c Mistaken 3v« v ' I D«nte-Q.K.D., 7st 61bs ' I IMr W. Kelso's b gWilleroo & C? ! Zetland-Bosebud, Bst 21bs ?*' by i^bfSK^^gj^; 3 .%ll;^t7i DbT'slsrhSwcetA^ ; M a g S,^ K4£ erts' achg-M^S 0 M7^Bl J bs Mo^lister;s b ■J**; 3yre" ° , Captain Kos:is hi h Lord Lisear' fivr'i" ° ' 7stßlbs s l!°Wi u l J- Leek' s bo •Cohtoun," 3yrj" ° 7at 41b3 '.. *r*i- ■ Mr S. W. Knight's b c'kd Valoww ° I 3yr,., TstSlbs. (includ,n ß 7lb 3 p3 „ MrW. Branch's bo Little Jack, 3yr& 7st ■ ' "3lß>> MrE. Chippendale, jun.VchhLcflii«' " var, 4yrf>., 6st 121bs „ :« MLt Jsibf Ken2ie'!. br g &ns^ ° This wai a splendid race, and was weliL tested throughout, Darebin only winS thefiaishby balf.a-length hm M& ! Time, 3mins. 33i 3 ecf. Mistaken a& leroo were equal favourites. The Maiden Stakes, a sweepstakes of siovs. each, with lSOioys. added *t maiden horses at the tima of eatran^i Becond horse, 20sovs. from the pn4i mile and a quarter. M2ySc S tOßt orne' B b ° M°UBleK , H6ibs Jl Whites kf Kaipara' **"* ** Mrf o £ i(lCock>sb' c' Wallangra," 2 yn, 2 Cst slbs (<> ■.„,-. i,.-. ,y. The Sibe's Produce ST4KEs.^AsweHi B£. ke? vl loaovs eacbl 3"• with42Osova added by the owner of sires mbsciilto. to the atake. For two-year-olds. Colii 8»t lOlbs ; fillies, Bst Slbs; no aUawaiS to gelding--. The second horse 10 sad the thud 5 per cent on the gross smomt of the prize to be deducted thereform. The owner of the sire of the winner to receive a piece of plate, value 20spvs to be deducted from the stake. Distance 7 furlongs. 153 Dominations. '. ! Mr 4. F. Smart's b c Warwick, by 1 Maribyrnong-The Fawn .. i ■ Mr W. Branch's b c Oil Colour, by Ijor Cole—The Gem... ... ~. , ; , j 1 Bon. James White bl or bf c Alec-? 1 foyle, by Maribyrnong—The Alpaca, 3

Sale of Blood Stock ;

[BY TELi GRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCiAIIOII,]

CHRISTCHU KCH, .Wednesday;; The highest price at tha Middle Park | sale of yearlings to-day was brought by ' a chestnut colt by King of Clubs, mil of Idalia, dam of Betrayer, Sir Modred, and Cheviot, who fell to Mr Pilbrwr-fqc 625 guineas. Thirteen colts, and fillies wera sold, realising 2,070 guineas. >

THE ALLEGED DUMMYISM.

(BY TELEGRAPH,—PitESS ASSOCIAT/OH;)

DTJSEDIN, "Wednesasy, The Land Board to-day received a fnl! repoit from the auctioneer concerning the recent sale.of deferredpsj- ," ment pastoral land*. The auctioneer gins particulars as to tbe buyer oE eachsectios, who did the bidding, and' whose cheqif ; was received as deposit. la legirdtooi! purchaser named Philip YouDg^tarma, Clarence Plains, Tasmania, Mr"1; Martin added: "In reply to the iisual;<ptslk put by Mr Harlow, salesman, as ijo'fflSlil address and occupation, the embarraisneii j and apparent ignorance of tho pimfce | attrsced my attention. I thereto pii the following questions to him : -*.How long I have you been here';' 'When M -jm . I arrive?1 'Bate you ever seen prbeajs,,! the country ;' The answers were: 'I»:■'•'■ J rived a'few days ago, have not.preitt! I country ;' and he could only give licte I Town as his address." 'J'he Land IcMJail hold a special meeting to-mono if t»» til aider the report. • ~ j

The Mongoose in JSeiv Zealand.

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ANJ|ouNOJSMBNTi . « Si L«-J- a tor, o f C monthß arc re IMPORTANT AnNOUNCBMEHT, DALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS I gjggfc "uittefvo M^hjiiM "ffifitfSSditoatormof mnontha are ro- (U^ O «,r * A y% ** *• ALFKEDITUCKLA^. GBEAT SALE 0F iSnSBSE- Sfl 3 BOKUOWING DEPARTMENT. BUIK^HK AD (near Wh M ,,- N «,v 9roomed Saturday 'u&ak. P IANt' S! P IANOS! P IANOSIJS g»3 riMSSS^ffaffa^ guSfflU&r', 5 «,. B oaa SATU.DA^MAKCHSI. JT X | g \crw^ = Mj Jjurtt.^^^^hoS'SSo1 IK^jg OU^s-aA-H0n.«r00m5,,,50 .nd «100 PUKEKOHIT. ,j Y THE BEST MAKERS. |M fe^X mSSISS |nd after two years currency witUt notice or SKffli, _ mHEnndcnigneTir, received instruc- ; S^^ry for tho^i^,, «£*£- fe^^Sffi"^-^ fc SaMCIL CoOMBiS&Ca X tlowa from Mr. John Allon to sell, at hia S n K 6r-s Vlotory Msohmea «m 80RWm oi "mimvwst" MOUNT AbIiKHT-Honee (10r00m3),2 noroa StTt'«^ Bke!lOh0' °n —M-> B. TONES ft CO. | M V«y «|- ASM«SS »«»» _ p(JttCHASED »,"«ffliSis.SrS^ OSSiS^ X- fJAVK'M.dndI-tawSoMtoril.rt K° « y SSSSa utih^|ie a o,Uce 3 %ornero: yQuoeu. B trcet MOUNT KHkN-Hohbo r = X«ro HAVE POKCHASED ci'lTLK' os to low"- H. Nt an oarly 6«tc- , Sinner v V v ?torv Machlnea and VUICIUI ljlln0' nvnnn ™ ™ A c irn MOUNT KIUCN-Houao (I rooiua). £210 XHoarbT^^Btmtod toiler A NUaß"^ OT '"»«™ cs" g*-; V» & juggs U S^» 1M 1 Hea^ra^t Colt. riri,. four; — gSgEES «?'"' KXWbltlOn JJ-gg-- i^HS^S^oK. BUUiDMa sfe^r&Ko.B iHandZrii^AVTbColt.r^gfonr: Tlmo B nd further V «tl.o>ar. la fatare . ggg* £— OmnMlT, Qun«~a C!TY PMmhMWlth » -'. " broknntoßEdaicandhnrteiß advurtlecment. Elugor':- -1 h°°"St^ni. Machines Tr ,... a „,.„*»« -™. .„..„.,- «^nr:«M of QHEKN LANK-Sttcnw; flno view I ■ TnqritAV« *■ ITo 1 Medlnra Diausht Colt, rislnit four Slazur? ahS-,?i n HBi?L,, Msohinoa »ifl*,^ 3n?rJ^hSS? P?odo«1& l£ ran? o KLLitHSLnt-CholoaßulldlnK Sites «*• \^OSGKAV£ & V"i XKln^sher Mr.««-. pg, ££3 SSSHSSSS BiT^S^«fe Blte£Sl jgiJM^'" 0"" H.AKY A^NOU.CEMENT, |£ WSfSi, HF SJ^ I^—" & W^»SKW,^«o *• •—*--— "~ » » 1 Rtdlnsc Pony * BlnKor'a iwouoici-uouoio Maohinea "" "* Purchase or Kent u.i.nirimni>rrn nuiPHtV iNn 'SBBsr-w-ira^l ;ffrill !^gr—___: o-iw^r- ""*"= Wliloushby aecd Drill VY sinsefs 3a(iHnit<iUOom»o«U)Pi Maonlnea «b. d. «b. d, HODjS• \j*^/^D J AnouSa. nUHcut Doable-inrrow Ploußh by Wallace THKWKLL KNOWN WIOPKRTY of tho Singor-B Seating aU MaolJnea I rear - _XOO IMOO VOtOIM *^»»_ *doju.ahij. lMmD> SS^SaSTSSJw^oi-tt-ttar. fflffi ailoißtoßlliewmuß "SSStf-i SgSSS S^S : : l\l S>s S nm^iin^wMi . „ 1O 8 tknshillihgs 10 s Pnrlrl Rollor. Barrel Churn, So., &o. Slnuor'a Competitors Msohlnea 8-ears _ - 7 1 I<7 11 B MONK Yln treated for OapltaltoJa on flnt-eIMI CAnd II not previously dltposod of, Tho Land la now b.Mng laid off In Binaar's tompotitow Maohlnos 10 yearn _ 8 I 16a 18 I nonritioa, without Ohakob. Buc pel mbl ' TB Con 3lß tlUf ltM TOWNSHIP SECTIONS gSSSS SSSSSS" n the «o» proportion for B m B ll« to tti Ponad.«O^taU Cd PriOW Cr«feL JSMM ACREALLOIMEST^nd g-gg BoatlllKsll Co^T «%%™ dkpositb.-tCbll^^. Mone,• SSSffl^ffiSMSfi f^Jin^ «n?« ?. font *rtnmlllt HUIIAL SUCTIONS of 5 acres each. Slngort AwaysKoabo MMhlnos neooait »t r»tes aa followa :-Hopayable at 7 w docks by fonr miles of rurlrlpoat and rail, or which now ctand oj tho property, ginKer"^ Tboaimjtris SjShtaw « r v M t, aUILDINS ALLOT MKKI'B FOR HAW mirlri post and wire fencing. Tftore Is a com- ConebiinK of- HlnSer'a Tho uiiupleß» aua 3oat w?2SS!2 li/f ONEY TO LEND i.» pmiikioti fcrtobla Dwelllnit-honaj of flya rooma, alao Hoaio^oonUlninß four rooms <mch staaer-B Tho Slmploet and Best IVI ON FHKKUOLO BKCUIUa'IKB. Bootlsnd-streat. 60/ Weet-Btroet. SO/ Dalrr. Stable. Cowhouse, fee. * HSSSuSSalalSthrSatOjmß* 0 Krt XhoSimploßt and Bert SSSSSS J. CHADWICK, Jf^"*,"^ 1' W f^SmSS!Sf W ~~ —~" 1 Hnnonrnntafninc tnn rnoma ninjftrV Always Rellttblo iT.nMnla w»«»»^ n »%/• 1 3ond-fltroot, 16/ lilgdr rlaoo, 60/ ALFRED BUCKLAWD. ISKhiS |ng *|w». KoUaMe S Kaum Gum Broker and Commission A«»1 «g«^[" w gJSSSSS?«o' W TtH Btook U w w«U taowa - =■ " '^^ -£-,«-, || tSSS ? ,, ill , B ,r.??r|S_s* i=iEr ssf"'" —'«-•."»»»«-* TOLA EESIDraOB « MOMT '"'^SS7S£"" |g ""IS?,. -" jE^SaSK,^ 8 ** "«»»«..-^SSaft- «m ' ,4^1 rt!™_ cor!: -—. S*.rtor'p Tlio MDRor 13 M^hlnea FO« HALK BY £>Ar\f\r\ "0 LSNU. In fJuuu 0! JSIO and up D { " f,Vi"i MrP MONDAY APUIL 2. fe^' Th-fflnoer fe« Corno <-^cTliS^^^ MBf BBOTO OAS received instructions from Mr F. TT . IT - >o _ L - T , vrt7ri T; „,,.„,, Siosor-i. Unequiukßa Maohlnoa of i-osiom nonao ana »»n w- , . J5 from Am , kUndiOn ILaln thorougbtare.wliß ■J B. Hughes to sell by public auction, nt UWlvtiDJiiiAlliU 1 i-iibtjllte. Blnger"; Uooqualled Maohinea rajnONKY fO LKND on Movtcace or Boveral aoio) of Inud ai'Jolnlns:. Chanoo tor tfeSMSß^mr* °n UMt.DE.MEU PLEDGES, ggg "ffflgS^ JgSg- M », Sgr »« SSS^« =g^u, W & Ba>oon T«k»fffl^ On the P^s.,^l;^ Albert Hoio,. gg «^d ~ SB&g^S^S^B"l^ N°RTH """V' EfLlXafet^tVi HASreth^fnsl.cHonsfromMrL.!^ v "g^ &£&3 * "^^fflfe S^t&^oom.diroußßtorßaleln »- »»WOUtt b. Ml*, to tr, to M * Eden, near liaihvay Station. OH. Kenmegen to Bell, on tho premises, i BlnprV Unoqunllod In the World. M(loh i Ct)a _^_ Solicitor. Hi K h- 3 u-oot. 1 ClarcLoo-atmot; w.U finlahed; goofl • v, Also' , „« -^ MaboVol imm m , nmmu , n biSw" ifK alto wSJwSS rJUONKYIO LEND, at a moderate itOAD-Now G-roomcd House LAKGB AND USEFUL STOCK, That desiraWe. new, and weU-toishod aHB FOLLOWING UNREDKUMKD sio^r's torge*! S»l ? MncS iji rate of lutorc-Bt.-Aoolr to 1< for S»lo. at filsu: city water; or toLot.at ~ . VILL Aof fiverooms .fitted withregister PLKUUtS:- Bird's L»ruoa« Salo Wao n.s JAOKUON & KOS->KLL. 20a wookly. grates, oven, SOOO-RaUon concrete tank, 1331 : v O . 990. Nov. 2. SHI, Watch. Chilu, and Sluß»r'» largest 3»io Macblota Soltoltora. Kort-stroot. TjAHNKtiL-Blx-roomod Hoauo (new) tor S(Jo Bot &c, &c. Aico (farden. Allotment, c , 158J: No. 291, Muroh 18 SlivorMountefi j Slnger'a L»rgo3t Sa!o ViacMneß ■' anVKv 'in r l.'\iT>~7^r'Kpnl aHtnto A Id Knllnnd-stroet; pleasant view of ha* -57x132. pleasantly situated-next door to D°^in K Bag; 295 itarrh 17, OK UoidL Watch ;.singer's 1-arxeut sola Maab nea |VS °^ hY i9.,n a„' «»J. .t th« nw boor. Price. £.T.'s. KabV teinu of payment, thoabove. 515 Jnne9. QOha-'n; K7 Juto U » Ring; 669. ' SlnK«r'e Lnrgest Sale «ach ncs M H> «"cib o( aud optml!-. rt the om- xirKt-LINOTuN-SmttKl'-Broomed House Also' at Juno 19 Gllin K : 577. June 21.0 VS WatoE 587. ! Singer's Lartfßt Uala jfiS «utw ft 7 aOr^nA^«7^?ulldlL» or^amnel " for Sala. wHh 2 larso RllotmeaW, tront Q r««««oBo *. f<n PUKEKOHE AVEST, June 23 S Lnckot. Bro- -oh and Stafls; 553. Juuo Singe*'.. Larg,B«fae v Hchino" NAm^?«nn ivrtßtrMt ° B»"lon. Prlco £150. .„,,„.. . Sft V/OOMBBB & \jO. *oi no *nir>t(.rthvMrMcAreckan 23, Tools: 5P5. Jnno 20. of v atob, Pin. and alncer-B latco World. Machines __s_l?__9___i2Hs_L /^tOUNTuY SlOrtK for Sala. with Broomed *"w ~^ As instructed by Mr McMeckan, huir; liO9. J.me 30. ukGG w a toh unn Chains sinnei'a 2a 8d oar Weok MaShlS" I%*ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Vv Uoubb. Stable. Cow-Bhed. Fowl-houso, Pig- AU that choice BUILDING SITi, being 027, j n iy 5. R1..K1 C2S. July 5 Wand D hios; ' Sln.or'B 23 6dperWoost Maohlnoa WS «.Llw,»»wh BnrnrltlM l""-y. Kivn »eros ia crop and orohard. part Lot 39, haying a frontage pi about fe July 6,3 "hah", and PCafo ; 632. JWyU j SlnKor's 2 a fWporWosk Maob noo IYJL KiWU°w?r mi Kml^ SjUoltor TVroIITHCOriC-Allotinontß: two Una Corner Bare detennlsed 10 3^ toolS^«Sa.^Sffy?r fifi^feSftfffifegSaj mUj£. co^.^a^^gho^^trc.u, N m AU r en,B^r cif Me. «vo rnlauto, wal. HatfWstaaon^ Sa«sW^ |«^ Jufy'^!'^o^an^j |« fcftW«^ »I| TW ONEY TO LENB In .arßcot Sm dl K^^^J'^J^^K^^ OiJJAR THE WHOLK D.F.EVANS. Earrings; 693. July 21. Hroooh. Karrln 8 8. Studs. Blngor'a , 2* 6d por Week JSet M wn"».« o,™'"Jf."'^^!,, land, fenced. In Rrau: JJ milts from Auokland. Land Mart, Queen-street. ft*^ ffiijft , l« JaGdperWoe, „ , "»££&£ «Sa about two aor,. C» tt t I O K. Watoh: 7J4. Aur 3. OP Watch; 745, Aug' Singtr's BbANOBI iiaotiMß . JJ- K'onnd, havlntt a main frontage of 117 f».| A v 3, KieW Glass; 717, Aur 3. Maconio Apron : slaioi'a .Maohinea I orchard, Kardon. cow-ahod, pigsty, fowl-houto, - __„_.- — v n .i^ .h w^hH/, n<»»inot trnatlnff and Harrlngs: 155. Au*f 6, Knives. Forkß. Slrger'B 261. Queen-Stront Maohlnes MfirphflTlrtlSß etc Prloo. £>''"5 Kasr terms. ASH l/fOHTHi IhorebyCauilon thaPublioaKalßst treating B poons:76l, Aup. 7. Bible: 766, Aog Maor1, SSI, Quoen-otroot w»oh nea iviercnnnamtt p Of r n _NK\VTON-!rout-roomod House anfl 1 I HB IVI ONTH. tor tba above B ttmporty. ae^l claim tobo 01;^ 19. V C wlti X Mainloo; Sln ß e.'. 3CI. Uuoen-atreeJ jiach SS2 ' ~^ •£J5° Workshop foraale, with good garten. V/ « « XYXUI?ItI, « Ownerof same by virtue of Couvejanoe,rtbis & 6 An £ 2 - 2 HI>iRS;Sa. Aug 2G SUL Watch; I Hlugor'g afil. Unr.en-aSroet Maoh °M " |\UBLIN-aT«KH:r. Nowtoa-Vory ooojlo* f terefl63.Col. „„,«,-„„ 853. Sspt!, Mathtm.tlßaU'et; 1025 Boptl, Cos!; Blnuei's S6l, Queon-etrcot "vmohiriea -- ab!o Honso tor Bale (now), near Po»tm4 A_.b«O_ Hlookamnnntatooy_ «UOil*.U»7 JAME3 F.OOLSTON. icsi, ?ep«4. Ulnnite's ; in;s, Sept 6. Overcont; hinßofs 861. Qnoan-atroot ;™»°g J™ * S-Se-atwrW Toloßraph Offlcea. on daforred p»ymenta. AM MU» BWOIt amOMM 10 OTBI «U.W* W»r PukekohoWesS 1051 g e ptll<BHrl«t?;lCOll. ■"'pUC,Shawl; IC7I. Singer1* «'• «o«on-Btroet Vl"°»?? i\. 9 JDL E A T H E B, o KUM ;SFOHU-STKKKr-Now and very oon- ___«»• , sept 21. CoatTicsi. sopt 23i Dres^naKemnant;! Blnßor",, 281, Quoon-Btreet "* S;» -t» vontont Cotugo for Sole, near Oongraao- tan auutwd the Qooda la stuur CMea To AIfIKROW 1114. Oot7 Trouaor« nnd Vest; 1115 Oot 7.2 Bl^u- Slnsot'e Auckland Ytnchlnoa OXNEIIAIi IMPORTKB, Uonal Chnroh, On easy term*. aVii i«,J' SetsßnflQul't: 1135 Oct!4 Dretß:llJs Oot 19. a Sinßer'a Auokland WBchtnee TTAMILTON (Waikalo)-House and aors ot At 11 0 dock. Dre;s; 1166 OotZl,iir»i;B;Hßl.oot2s,3PMr Boots, sinser;.! Auckland Machinal HAS ON HARD AND TO ARRIVE- -tlitround for sale, two' minutes walk from ;ONK.THXRD THEIR COST FfilCß. Shirt; 1183, Cct 26, Tronssra and Vest: 1192; Singer's Auotland Maohkoa H»nkof Now Zealand for£9o. L0t331. * NEW VERANDAH COIJAGB fSSR 'SI jfig Bl^S T YoT ßle , a Brandy In bal* WffIS&StCS CLAKENCK-STIIEET, PONSONBY. Bggrt ■ AuoUan,. Oonr^e. a Brandy N OHXH i^B^a«3 « raSi g-gg^^g; P.P.EVANS - ltt^^Ka_&V^SJrr 1118- SINGEK'S SEWING MACHINES. *^"«XS3fi£^ *»»*"»• S&. SSdSS SUSfr'SSSS CIAS received instructions from Mr , m , . muu"ki£& »££dT In bulk. case, flaak. D K\° n ? P v'Sk st?v? f^'sii'l'hlrtSJr S3 fijSfS^i^'SJSL^E^^ Government LanrS^T- w p g. B,„ > S Ha^^Sr in ca^o ffi^SSiSSaSS ■ Md^A^^^V OBT ABLKV ERi K- — Z^T. W° ".andA.OUbey, Brandy taMM ggj^J-^^j-^-g D»H noTTAUJC. oontalnißg 4 roDms - SMVISG MAOHINE IMPOB'TISK, Lown,W, SO p.p.. -CMka and hhfla man*«xllW irory char.. li* BtOck U WcU aasoried. •aooauUU Ot and toallery. fitted with reglßtrr grate, - r "^Srt^g'SUaVwsSif ' HAS jpbt rrosivbd Lemon Hart's, 1-caskß »»rAITKMATARI"VKKFBONTAQK.—L_O fffivSSSSSS^S?ir^ Wlttß" pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. A Ur UB Bhipmcn^ # o OhaUan M M.ohla, A^Uboy's. In oaBO. VV and whit. W^or^le^a^ PW acre, la Urw or __f MRN>Bi YODTHS . AND B0 «. . Thig Honea ia qnlto new and we'l flnlßhßd, IT TES WHI~! Co.'B BKVTIHO MAOHIK3, Sreonleosi Invornass, Glonlivet, Torrler, oocc-UOUBK for SaJo !n WUlUun-itaßet. ■ndpleasanHy eitaated la Claienca - street, WITHDRAWAL OF CAMBRIDGE EAST Tb6 Most BUant '<"!>« OheapesJ Klrkor.GrooraadOc.lndoniUohnßana »^°O near 8t Jamea* Ohurob. Also. Very Foanonby. TOWN LOTS FROM SALE. The Mo" Hapld Tho Hl B host Arm S K aUonjara Comfortablo Soven-rocmod House, bath-room. nrrvrmsn '• . — Thn Most Slmcle Too Larjfost Tads wrrTßirv imuwl— &0., priiio £150. D. F. EVANS, Crown Lands Office, T he Most Easy to Work The Best Core? WOom c C, Koyal Blond. Rob Eoy. Joro- X/^ M7u^f h a n "fL» T«%?2 M*S?o^iMo!*' TnnA Mnrt Ouecn-Btreet Auckland, 2ith March. 18S3. T h 4 ?<£oat Durable The SlmpleaSiShtttili - w beam. Glen Almond. W. and A. Utiboy'l JCi ro^s, opaoh-hOUB«, BUbllnK, «« |1 «J l «»r |1 I ' Land Mart, (Jneen street. hereby notify that LoU Nos. 301,001,002,003, Xha W»i KIK-t Mm K«t«rt iltlh* Irish and Kootoh In fl«a_ RK^d wlenlud'^w' ' «ceUool<an b> Gnat VtrWf. TO-MOBKdW, 601,605, CUG, CO7, 60S, 609, UlO, 611, 612, Cl 3, 6U,C15. BOHNAPPS- "oRIQHTON?KOAD, ParneU - Blz-roOUeA FRIDAY MAHCH 30 1883. ? le- ot »he £PI» °| ? B"l lKi? s?,S aßtl SCBIADW MAOKIMBB feosu £5 lOi. Henke's, W. and A, GMbeyi B House for sale, a\lo»monl W x 1001 wtttl FKIDAY MARCH 30 1883. '^pSl^S^, AustraUan Orenao* _ fl aix-roomM Hon.. _, »**» MA^OIAU,, BILKS. ! * Jly Order of the Registrar o£ the Supreme SALE. • [L -;, . BUTflßud_Oo«ln s. Australian, Grenaoh, ana l^wo^hop (orea i o , » WO aUomientaj two Sn°o f fS'Sort^ 0 !IPPII' _^ C——-tC-°^S- 'I l. ' W&Sa* W«TW, » brand,. Port. 9?ESShA^SSSStISt ««™* CAUCOEB.«™«« ~,1 , n , ,.^ __i! ! '"■■'",. ■^3'»T%'""l Shorry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, U, A, caKHI, North ahore, Parakura, feo. Also, Km COTTAGE M AO? D NTAB LiET MT AT V-^PKKsTn^ BUF.BIOB 13 " ' S^S" P« u^, stt ,^_^_d^^ ■* H EWDnA^ypOWDER ilW^i^ "?H^l arir OHA H. WIUUMBOH, rr O BE SOLD by public auction, on - 0- BAKIN«PO\VDKR. BHiV #M|s| 141 ALB_i, botUed by Hall sbtxth AQiWT V.irn. B La,.. X Friday, tho 301h day of March. 1883. at the INVICTABEAND. !i 111 i h.^ii (WwiM Soar's Head, boltlod by Hell =- ■ V ..,; aHIRT3, HOSIERY, Anotlon Mart ot Mr ». «". Kvans.Qaeenstiost —. —. imHllßWfi ITff Sl( /'•! '►" '" I** ) John Hull,bottlodbr John Kola (next Bank ot Australasia), MEDICAL HALL, IHjl f W I; ''| fr^'slSySfiipi *r^il Aflhby'o and MoKwan'B "QlOba" brand Hotels. ALL THAT vfRY DESIRABLE FRKE- Oppoaito Thrco Lamps. Poasonhy, Auckland Hffi I§ f lIhII fj^U Andlo-Bavarlan , I »r»T»«l> nwn»T7PrJYTRfNO Sa! Mount Kam^adMf«t by a whole day at NORTH |= JL^Mi # ,tf% SpatkUng Nonrotone, plnta and quarta depth ofS9(^t together withall the Dsvokpobt. ~ /\ - - '-/^_W^. Bale and ifrlend'a and Johns. Matthews ana 00. Tho Proprietor has gono to considerable OXponsO Baliaißprasreotcd thereon. v A„ v _ (J A X _X, ?g^J SK^^nVßoUod^n drnm. In bk-krectino this Hotkl, wWOh la «l DISPENSING Aim FAMILY- CHEMIST f^*.,.^^- p -.^.li cS^Oll I'■ dro^iS Now Open to tho General PubUo. D. F. EVANS, IMBMBER PaAHMAOSDTinAt SOOtRTX), , - • . V4W.V .-f^J^ OaDtOrOil ill bpS ~ —— Tflml Mart Ouecn-strcet HOBaON-aTKKiCT, olosoto WelUugura-Bireet. "^■^JiSg^^r**- mSSBW^ uaiwt ju, m uh_ - - Tho BILLIARD-ROOM is admitted by compa g -ana marr. w.aem suue . Anogr.AND. «.Z —-S^ggSS?- FKUITS- tont jud K o 3 to bo One ok thk Best In Ancle _ _ ~w,,™.wt» 1 tTAMKBTIAnBit _IVBK OOMf- ASP Xtr, J__ _„'? SBWISO KACHIMttS _VSR HAf B. ** currants. In half oaees ' land; It is oxtra well furnished, and contains V. 9. OOOHBANK.] IJAMKS DAOBB _ R KIHQ , s DANDELION AND . Stao itaiains and Fl™s ono of Alcock's Tables (new), at a cost « * TUESDAY, APRIL 3. J_/ QUINIKK LIVER PILLS) without Mer- Ptlfa ol HAUD M_OHD3_3. £8 10a, Alden Apples (evaporated) of nearly £200, with tho Patent Cllmatlo ouryt. l'n_ Hkst Uuhkdy fob KiLiODBHKBa *"*" jy^ KBKOSISNK, 130 and 160 tost- Knuillbrium Cushion, and is under tho 84&B OOMMBNORS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SlO_Ao_ Ukiukoi-BNT, J-latumkok, Faikb _tw_«ft« HAKB- Dovoe's Boyal BrUltant. Uaht of Abb. Fm. management ol MB. B; Surman. bm»w»»«.«i- HOUSEHOLD^ «« fffiP 4 »"" P_-AM___ and Bacon a. Low Hate. **$£*££*££%£?*■ x* xm bubs, acd cII other symptoma of disordoroa U^f^gj,^ Whtote snfi WIIMK orn and Auj:Mand Clubß< W &0" &0> &Cl nxf»^e^jm^.^'^^^^«j^Sn^^^uft SS xobacx^o-^^ w„ „ „ wi es and spTilis of the best MOUNT ST. JOHN, EPSOM. &K_^u^ WSSJS? "g^SSf1" „. _. rm Wn_ I 28. «d. r«a W«««. mi y*™'"^'J mlsUTWC"PleoM Hancock'9 SiumaiNa AI KB Always on MONDAY, 19TB MAHCBi rTHE sukcribers have received instrnc- tot mioout, i»i«««-»na MveiSoM. _i«nsu_nw, I<^tfS^ i_^ l_& Nalr_^"iSa F . TOMLiNFoI^norRiKTOR. nNTßiropmsMn™? The whole ot hla Valuahlo Household Fur- nia v A ga;g Th ore la soarooiy any arupfloa Botlsh, Gicbomc i Bresuian end Co., Tnvwacßft nlture, Pianororte, &c. &c. bat "will yloM to " SrJpholias" In a tew daya, and at ofoM BlaoM. ' , .»«..# m , t . M ... - SS g^ K^.q M OO BK & mo VTNSHKHP. Sad J%™ aud m^o^Kw ays on OBGRAViS & ** RiMUEL COCHRASE & SON, Shesufloiers for ysars. howoror deeply rooted .. j:i._l— , ~ IVI OOBK&J.OWNSHKND sa^lo Horsos autt _oara .uways ua ° «,, b h«..._,0 they may be, "SulphoUno" wIU Bucceßafally Tiime &C. Auctioneers. k / h • ~ dsstrcv3 t_e <an_nalonl_ _______^ WINH AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS — : — whichostißeothasos-sSshtlj, -irritaWfl. cslsftl Twn MPmmm ELLISON & LATCHMORB, * w B Cot«.» u ~-. JAS. DACEE. Rffootlona,and alwaya Broducoo a oloa?, hoalth* -»- AND IMIUKI-Kb Propriktors. "CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SWiSS 'S& UIIO UN D Jj IM B. Q| !U«'M'-^,^^ which aro oyHE ~T_ CIIOI° »--■ ll_toW.F«^«^l_-». rßm] -- ~„ Fffl^P QUAUI_ AND ARM NOW on mM pAC Ii.IC C| OTEL, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. So ig lgg _ aKm 7^ P _o M __ & oa. GROUND_LVMB, SALE PP r W L J-L ■■■ TBE~TINES BJiBI'JPgK'S QUieUBTH and IKON FOR SALE, Madeira RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. __-._ iai.--"., j_ TOljl»'OMOaaad_sveto»«BthanorTOt!B SOUTHGATE'S Chaiupagno CfAMUEL nOOMBJES , fid, ~ . , , , snorgios, Biifluhcs the'i.-'oiiiJ, pircmotos Bppotlto •, TJTT i7 T >«-N7r!T nvnn < ttt in nnnTTMn SPABKLINO BURGUNDY —. I mfiMHK'J ™ 1 )O ?-: -~. r ««E undersfened liavo received instruc- aisvela iansuor and dopi-essica, fcitiflne tbo MAIIUKANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND JAMAICA RUM KJAMUBIi VOUiUBISa V«» Jtlona from Messrs Mctcalfe and Hill to oUseitiye or«Ba3. Io a spooifio reaiody for ROCIIKLIME, Lowmlcs1 do FIIIST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION FOR Bell by pabUo auction, at the Land Mart, Fort- £ tMel R la. aKW, talissaftUoa. feverß of e^ora m any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors BHANDIEB ISlllbJ. LLAbb &mmxlvu*.i v * Btrect about tho middle of April, Cellars etc. (next to stono flagging is im- Hennossy's '* • WAMTTTIi'q AND TRAVELLERS. ■-•'■" THWTR FREEHOLD PROPJSRTY, contain- Borolnlous te«dfc»ciM, &o. rha,whr^ fcamojs rivallod for durability and haFd-settlng . Martoll'a pnlo and dark FAMILIES AND lUAV____«B. mi 102 acres 2 roods 9 perches, situate Kreatly iaviwratod by ?f>W< g ? n ot>i °> lt ; ho qualitice). For tanlcs and other wot Cavalier **" in bulk and caao . }Jaffi?^ B^TjDKZ »^P^SHSS^^ KEANE, T^LE AG« K T, Hk_r P3 Good Spacious Sample Roomß for Commoro.al S^b^ISb_^lodltaur_^i?ton «rUi&'S STh»t/o CUSTOM-HOUSB-STREET. XEAOHBRB . , Gentlemen. GoodAlcook'sßilliardTaWo nnd _ass__ffi«ss _?__£_« -* r-- ■ d ,^», | __ -- • -'»7«« -«- spoctlnß tho property, which is within . \\> . . ';-.ia!. _ Shiraz Bcporato from tho Houao, and cannot 1)0 Bur thrco-quartors of an hour from tho Auck- Sold by K-MPTHOftNH Paosswn AHB CO. O JottSKij' h Beisllna land ltoilwaysution, either by road or -jr, AKA XACUM AMD WDOPHYLLIW, bj S KtiSaT pased in tho North. Ml_il__.'o_i_ikHF>_n- _L___rabS__ol?_f_Js^ ' Chasso,asiu P intsanaQUart ß G. H. WHITE. , BAMUKLCOOHBAN_ & BO K , gg^U^j*. «*- JJAHDBAHGIJHYDIUTILIO LIME. "S^ • TUESDAY, APRIL 3. KSSffIS» ~- ma.obih. v™ Auk Not ____ CLARET^ Boots and Shoes' i inNCTio^YARna B_s_f_4SoS_ri ß ffta* PC^^ _fca F r n Boots and Shoes, y.<i JUSCTIOJS YARDS. RldSlnwia, dlnlurbanco of tho stomach, and feal^ Inform Bulldors, Contractors, and tho General s t Katopho ' J ■"' JTi WKSTPFAHL fog ot general depreasloc. It eotfl tbc! sluggish Public, now that they havo gpt a good start It Kinlfeon tttanto) Iy« la Jmt Opkniwo -_TIOK SAIE. at the Junction Yards on "Terlnmotlon, very nliKhtlyaotaon thobowW, mado and their quarry properly opened out, ALK AND STOUT ,nm « ra TfiiOK baiJii, wine jtraciion xatas, on Ivlng oj '^ | th oro most desirous that proper tests bo Mayan's FIFTY XRUKKB X 5 luefloay next, E OUM( v the moa!olnai Tnrnzl!lonn , ma do Of tho difforcnt Maburangi Limes, and tE - ny V ■ 85g__5S_. Ig__^slSf.t. F&f_i?_a^^^_^. Ba_3o? X ftT_fw^ML&_ted) would only aslc pur- |eVan^ LADIKB'. GENTB-. AND OHILDSBN-a BEST Fat Cattle, from Wal_ate and neighbour- name to on every label. BaiS, 2? Ud a_ate Bd! chiwors not to bdlovo moro lntercste Jußsortlons wwthr nft d LondSn do OKABON ABLK BOOTS AND BBOKB. jj yoOFata.fromHaweraan.Waikato tSSTjS&±.'S& _ZS?S. %2%£i£S 2nJSSffis_S. q< w J s^FAHfc «.»_«_& ___ O^.andCo.oaiae^^, BOOTMAKER 4ND IMP^RTKR ' J HUMXEB & KOLAS', Sold by KEMPfHOMS, PEOSaK« & COl Yard, Customhouso-streot Weßt (next Sima o«a f. RT-STREET, AUCKLAND, Opposite Jliiymßrket. '



mHB HaxMAKKEI 1 U», QOKEN-STRKET, ADOK-iitß ON 8-ILB, Askiv-D pnv. OOROMiOTK-UJ ' ROMAN BMPIBB,- ■ „_ WWta OIOT-r, Bod Cioror, Alsy.B domOw stftfls, Mendaw Fenmie, Meadow Foot - Oreated Dogßt&U, Hape, TrefoUoß - luoarnatmn (a.wrlot OloteA ' VBOM AMKEIOA OIEBOf- TtmoUiy. Kentnofer KaeCTMi Cm Pntaal* ttttr Flnkes, Pn«ter_on'e Vlotor-- . LATKE VAKIKnKS-Hobsrt. Snjhirt ttl Bum Boanm, Bntton'i Flower Bill, «n. . ALSO, ' of all B»«6ft ,: IBUAND AJTS FBBUTUK QUANO.WI f RRBSBTH ft-AIXRIi 1



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