SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

Mr Justice O'Brien on Irish \ Crime. i The openiDg of the Dublin Winter ] Assizes and Special Commission, under the i Crimea Act, by the Lord Mayor of Dublin i ami Judgo O'lJiien took place in a crowded court.' The Qu en's Commission was nd-1 drotsed to Her Majcs'y's ijudges and the i '■ iruHty and well-beloved Charles Dawsoß, ■ HP.,1 and was read while »U in' Court was s>- ending. For the fir=t ; time since i >i imprisonment for con- j tempt, Mr O-;y, High Sheriff o- the city, wbs \t* v tin tiis official capacity. I Tlie curious spectacle o£ her Majesty's j judge being supported by two such Nationalists as Lord Mayor Dawfeon and | Mr Gray was much commented on. The three most important trials were those of three"men for n urdering the lailiffo* Huddy by tyinj; them iv a s^c* a id turowmg them into a lake, of the two men charged with the a^assination of Conttabie Cox, and of the man Delany chaigea'with the attempt to murder of Judge lawson. Judge (i'li^en regretted, in charging the uraiid°Jury, that be had to present to I thaw to sonoutt a view of the responsi bility of their' dutiej. Ihe police re turns from the different counties' of Ireland were very signifbant of the unhappy state of the country, iudicating a state of things which must be necessaiily fatal to the hap piness and prosperity of the country. There was a large decrease in the cases of threat ening letter-writing, but he was not at all sure ho was right in drawing any favour able conclusion from this, tur it might be that menace had been exchanged for deed, anil he noticed thit all the more serious offences found a place in the calendar. On the whole, however, perraps they were justified in admitting some impiovement, and they might ad mit a greater disposition existing to facilitate the law and afford information jegarding the pirpetratorsef crime. Having referred to the" attempt on Judge Lawsori, j his lordkhlp proceeded to say that since then i otter offences of the greatest and most serious nature had occurred in Dublin ci y. Crimes had been commit:ed of the most startling and appalling nature. In one of the ca-:es an officer of the law, a fine young man, advancing boldly to the performance of hi* duty, was shot down in the public street. In another instance a re spectable citizen of the capital, who had performed t c duty of a juror at the last commission, had his life openly assailed in the street in the most d oaifn manner, and that lite was still in the balance. Deeds of this kind in a civilised community indi cated a situation of extreme gravity, and one that required all the force and strength of the law, all the vigilance of th« authori ties, and all the combination of well disposed and lawrabiding citizens to cope with it. Meanwhile, this dephrable state of things waa telling plainly and visibly upon the fortunes of Dublin. It was too fatally evident that decay was silently and steadily invading every interest that bore j upon the prosperity of the city ; trade.lan guished, if it was' not entirely extinct; houses, he might almost say streets, were deserted; ev«ry person who could carry his fortunes elsewhere was flying from the ' city as fcjm a place infected by the plaguo; 1 and destitution was settling down ttsadily and surely upon the humblei classes of the population—upon all those who de pended, upon employment for tfieir daily bread. Whatever remained of hope for the future and of improvement rested entirely and alone upon the due and firm execuicn of the law—upon all those called upon to take any part in the administratitn of the law doing their duty—j iclding to no paision 1 —doing their doty faithfully and firmly, | but doing it with justice withal, and with i a justice more exact aid more strict in i order thai they should Eot be ltd away into ' extremes by the abhorrence and indignation \ (xcited by atrocious crimes, i The grand jury tben retired to consider 1 the bills.

Oscar Wilde Swindled.

The New York ' Sun " has the following : —"The bunco 'joints,' which are the head-qu»rters of the confidence operators, closed with mysterious unanimity through out the cjty on Vt comber "Htti, a d all the games with which the operators were wont to swindle tbeir victims were stopped uutil Wednesday. The CuaarJer Bjil:ma started for Europe with Oscar Wilde as a passenger on that morning at 7 o'clock, and by 9, when tbe Englishman had passed Sandy Hook, the bunco dice thiowiag and otner devices were going on as usual. The cnus* of this sudden cassation of vcty pioiitub'e business was an auvanture of Mr Wilde with one of the mist success ful of the bu co stems in the metropolis. James Mitchell, nlias Selleck, alias " Hungry Joe," and two confederates, who all loft the city within a few hours after meeting Mr Wild*;. They thought he might pet them ar.Ccted.

Mr Wilde's experience with the bunco men was exceptional. The story as told by bunco men themselves is that Mr Wilde was met on the morning of December 14 as he was walking in Madison square by a vtry well drctaod and affab'e Englishman. At least the stranger appeared to be an Englishman, for " Hungry Joe," who had been laying plans with his confederates for over a fortnight o catch the lover of the beautiful in art, had made use of bis cleverest disguise and assumed the English accent and drawl to perfection. The stranger stopped and gazed earnestly at Mr Wilde a few moment*, and then, as if h's doubts were set at rest, held out his hand with frank cordiality and t aid:

11 Why. Mr Wide, how do you do! You have hardly changed a particle since I saw you ia my fa her's office some months ago." Mr Wilde did not recognise the affable stranger. This wa? what was expected, however, and Hungry Joe, with perfect good nature, continued : " I see you do not recognise me. lam Tony Drexol, son of Mr Drexel, of Drexel, Morgan and Co.; don't you recollect ?"

be mentioned some circumstances con nected with Mr Wilde's visit to the bank iug-bousc, incidents that he had got hold of only by weeks of patient investigation. They were recalled with such accuracy, and tbe whole prcqeedfug was so evidently in good faith that Mr Wilde was disarmed of suspicion, and, returning the grip of Hungry Joe's hand, exclaimed with somo vigour :— " I'm really glad to see you, sir. I am happy to meat an honest man in America." Passing over this unexpected compliment to his calling, Hungry Joe talked en pleasantly and. tkil vi'ly. Ihey walked on down Broadway, chatting, until, when the proper tnoa ent came,Hunj;ry Joe produced I the usual bait in the bunco game. "I have a lottery ticket here," said he, " which ha 3 drawn a prize, and if you'll come with me to the office I'll just get it cashed. It's right in the neighbour hood."

By this time Hungry Joe had got Mr Wilde to Flfteemh-ttreet, near Third Avenue, where two confederates were wait ing in apiiva'e apaitment that had been engaged a long time before and fitted np expensively to represent a lottery office. Wfion the two entered, they found two men behind the counter engsged in sort ing tickets, acd manipulating a roll of bank bills and loose silver, of which commodities there appeared to be a good deal in the drawer. Hungry Joe walked up to the counter and presented his lottery ticket. The confed erate} umde a mock examination of their books ap it to verify the number, and then counted out the money and paid it over to Hungry Joe. Then the latter explained to Mr Wilde, who became deeply interested, teat there was an opportunity for any one to make a largc[amount of money by invest ing in a similar lottery ticket. The lisk wan so very small, be said, that Mr Wilde had practically every chance in his favor. Mr Wilde corsmtcd to try his fortune. The men beh'nd tha counter produced the large envelope with w'.lch bunco Is played. In the enve ope were placed a large number of ticlcrts with black numbers on them. These i h the custom to slip into the envelope in tbe i r s-nee of the " guy "or grrcnl'orn, who is allowed to pick out a nnmb;r. Mr Wille's new-found friend bought a chance and picked ou' a winning number, and then Mr Wilde did tbe same thing, his fiieid volunteering ti advance the money iu.-t to show him "how very easy it is to wio, yoa know." Then Mr Wilde was 'n'iuced io play on his ownrcs ponsibili'y, Hungry Jo<- playing " capper" and prompling him. The man behind the couDter picted out a card that was number 135, and accidentally bmtthe edge a little. "See tliak," wh;f prei Hungry Joe. "He has bent (hit crd Wuica it and pick it out when you fake your choice and you'll win sure."

The man behind the counter, of course haying tent the card in order to deceive Mr Wilde, maraged to straighten it again and bend the text number, 133, which he put into the envflrpj with apparent careless ness Mr Wilde saw it and thought it was 135. Bat the card had been deftly "flashed' 1 upon Mm, and he was greatly amazed to find, on picking it out, that he had the wrong number.

The man behind the counter, however appeared to te uneasy and exclaimed. «««« graciou?, you came mighty close to it sir It was the \ety next uumber to it " ' ! Mr Wilde paid the bis and consented fn play several time. He paid in ch eqn ™ each lime until he had been "caupht^ il $2.7t0. s or By this time ho began to be convinced that he had f alien into the hands of,BWindW' and, without «Miins; to pick up his {„,. " ;iaed overcoat, which he had thrown add* on tue counter, he made a dash for til street. The bunco men did not dare to in t»rrept him, for fear that he wonld raise an outcry and bring the police ar:d other' occupants of the build n?, who do not an pear to have been privy to the bnnco' swindle, to his assistance. Ho ran to thS corner as swifilv as his feet could cany Mm'j and, jumpiog into a cab, shouted to tin dii»er t> gn to tbe Madison Sqnare Bank: ■ as fast as his hcrses c u'd travel. The driver divined that somelhinc ntf usual had happened, whipped up his horses, and in ten minutes brought them^ to a stop in front of the bank, MrWiM* 1 sprang out and, hurrying into the buildi™ erie J, with evident emotion, to the cashirr • I " Stop payment ou three cheques tW» "b.'ar my signature. I hare just been swindled into signing them." - :';i The cashier promied to comply with his request, and JWr Wilde re-enttred his can and drove to the Thirtieth street station • where he a^ked (o sea Captain Williams' After being introduced to the Captain W Sergeant We>tervelt, Mr Wilde asked fora private interview, and. Captain Williams admitted him to his private room. Whetr '• the door had been closed Mr Wilde --with! charming frankness faid-:— '• I've ju^t been making bii ass of myself" ! * "You dou't say so," said the Captain' • 'How?" \ ' M Wilde explained. He gave a descrin, '-' tion of the person calling liaiself DtescV ' and when a picture of Hungry Joe was, - shown to him rec.gnifed it at one?. Two. of Mr Wilde's cheques were sent by mail to' i j Captain Williims on tho following Mcm»-' d-y. This last affurded Mr Wilde great i relief, as he was afraid some iunoccnt person would lose money on the cheques, ■ '

ST. ANDREW'S ANNUAL MEETING.

»_— The annual meetiDg of members of • thij i congregation of St. Andrew's Presbyterian ': Chnrcb, was held in the church at 7.3Q o'clock last evening, the fcev, A, CairictVV- ' presided. The attendance was very email, After devotional exercises, the minutes of (ha | | list annualmeetint; were readandconflime^ Mr Fraser, secretary to the church, read tba annual report of the Committee of manege* uicnt, which stated that the improvementsl to the chuich would be somewhat ia cxcota of tho amount estimated at the annual meetirg, but from the liberal ■supporfijfi ali eady received and the efforts being put:*?'* forth to raise funds by means oi a bazaar, the managers' court had every ' confidence that the congregation wopilj/i | asxist them ia raising lha necessary funds, Ihe atattmsnt of annual revenue att^exfiH^ psnditure wa« as follows:— I I Abstract of Revenue and Expenditure ■ for the year, ISS2 : - Cr.: Seat rents; £18Ip?i 10s 9d; collections, £402 15a 6dj rent "ofc&'i school building, £30; balance, £53 18s: total, £668 4s 3d. Dr. : Balance due irbffilf 1861, £15 15s lid; paid Bey. A, CamckMH account stipead, £450; p&id James SimpSt Church officer, £45; paid W. .CulpaE^*':H organist, £40; paid W. Culpan, for bloftedpf;, £6; paid repairs to organ, £4 10a; paiMl|| city rates, £12 ss; paid Presl>ytcry.|s|pl penses, £6 10s; p»id sundry repairs"(<^s| t j| buildings, £27 7s Id; sundries, £24 fiiraif miscellaneouj charges, £36 11s 3d: totateI.fj £6654«3d. [,v The report having been adopted, a':Vpffi|n| of thanks was accorded to tho Uabbatl^Si I school teachers and to the Choir. f* I Mr Bell mtde the following statement] concerning the fund for the erection of .oi^%| tower and other chuich improvements -i \ £904 had been collected from all sources m " wards the building operations. 51ieteiaS|W been paid to the contractor, £1650; tothe^j architect, £50; to Mr Henderson, thV«||J ' I signer, £20. A sum ii £1700 had bec^B paid altogether This left a debit balan'pSJ , of £802 32s 9d. There was an arraugemeilw| with the bank which enabled the payments to be made, The work- fnxi^M B'• ladies' bazaar for this object was progr^ 9 ' ing prosperonsly. The follbwmg genttemHi H' weie elected managers : - Measra Oanipb||^H|; Ha?lett, J; J\eid, U. W. Heath, J. Winij.t'l Mowbray, McLeod, A. Winks, M.igSuik^St D. B. McKetzie, J. McQuarry, and Jf^-J Dennisson. .'',■':■.,,-■;• '■.-S|ij| A. vote of tbanks was accoried to M; > -:.\'A ■.; Bell for his exeitions in raisuig |I B\itoipS#,lj|f; tions for the building Improvemeuts, 'Ilia j meeting terminated with thtf pronunciation ( I of the benediction. - (

PONSONBY ROWING CLUB.

A SPECIAL general meeting *oi .mßmtaSli ■■'■' was held at the Ponsonby Club Hotel last | evening. Mr Miller occapied the chair, / '!. Election of Captain.-a letter to, , |f, read from Captain W. I'arquhar, resigning I his position of captain, which, lie stated,^' 1 business duties would not permit him la | . attend to. He expressed thanks for M confidence reposed in him during his %R| of effioe.—Mr A. H. Jones proposed mi Cap'.ain Farquhar be requested to re-ion*'1 1;: V:: aider the matter, but it was expkinui that he had definitely deciitadl 1 , to adhere to the resignation,—The m)ff» ~ i tion was tlureupen accepted.—A coani« \-jL: ''.' mousTote of thanks was accorded to Uip< , - t tain Farquhar for past services.—Mr J.B, . Morpeth was elected to the vacant olSrt, v ■ He .'aid he would have much pleasaieia. ; ; doing all he could for tho Ciub. Kohing Matches.-The SecretaryM;,,|i| a minute ot the list oidioary meetin; ■<■■• pointing a committee of threa to coffi with the other clubs in order to arrange i series of rowing matches. , Tho -■■•■'.' I Shore and Auckland Clubs bad Inn written to, but had not yet responded. Ha had heard that the Auckland club intemM to challenge the Ponssaby. clab tv fen/t | and junior amateur contests, 'but lad to [ * official intimation of the fact. Tjo •' dm"; tion of an amateur " was then diS«tK»'s . but as usual no decision was arrived at. ', , Fonsonby KigattA.—The peslioti of introducing more rowing races than mi j l at the Vonsonby Kegatta (the committsi ni 11 - that institution having asked for tug* t tions) was next considered. The oau^M« sugnested there should hs a f maidepW for oarsmen who have never »*' petcd in public (of any m and it was also suggested tW | maiden junior and senior races be added w , the programme ('maiden "to ba-uato* ; stood as those who have never won » t-' J •, In addition to the ordinary "senior sbc ■ junior" races.—it was agreed to oij»« ', these recommendatioDS to the Keg»- <■ Club at the firat meeting, , • |! Bulks.—lt was agreed to revise then™ »; * and have copie3 printed on cauvas, w*'l jj • posted in the shed, , . ; Jiki^^H PiJESENTATIO^S, — Medals -wera f ■ sented by Mr \r. Dignan. to thewiM«« ' crew iv the recent trial fours compete*'' The crew were:—Valentine, strbka^flSSHM 3; Stanford, 2; Garret, bow; C.F«g?!Bffl coxswain,—After a few aPPf°P rl' a'?.'Sf§if the chairman called upon Mr vjrr-' Dignan, the donor, to present. the meow In a few brief remarks Mr Dignan.|ti^W ■ that there were gentlemen in tjw.-WPSsaBI district holding good positions, uffiiKs|f| it was Incumbent to support the CluDj •'J come forward with frequent and soiisim piizcs-andthatit did not redpW,tM|gM credit of these gentlemen whe?-?SH allowed an outsider, and a» junior, :«?JSS|B them an example. Until'this Club was in a very sorry plight, v" ?;,' If as regards the number-■of its roemwfi X and general condition, it compared »"£,»>« ably with many of tho best in fBM The attendance at the late contest«« [fSßm vellous, and the fact of a body « pm members being regularly in attenaant. the-occasion of the rowinj ol ownw.| proved the oorrec.neas of ihe assettiou. gift must cot be valued on aWffWMB1 intrioao worth, but because it nw g j won in a friendly race, as a recognised club. The meddsbemgprese" - a vote of thanks was passed to,M1 uv"v The members of the winnio? crow men h " 6 , sented their coacb, Mr G. JB. 1 medal and letter of thanks for his <^mt endeavours on their behalf. ■ • r"'?^. M quite unaware to Mr Smith, ana ne ■■ n ably replied. A vote of thanks w ■ , chairmam concluded the meeting.

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TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET, FOR SAL?, at the Haymarket, on Vcli&r, Kobruaty 9, BXTRi-HKAVr DRAUGHT FILLY, 3 years old, by Ample, thoroughly broken, trial Riven. ALFRED BUCKLAND, QOUNTRY CATTLE SALES, Potcono-Monday, February 1!) Drury-Wednesday. February 21 J^J^Xura—Wodneßfloy, February 28 ALFRED BUCKLAND. I a ~ TUESDAYS. THE E AY MARKET. SALE OF WOOL!! SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, caoh Tuesany, at 13 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. DURH A*~M YAR DS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on . Friday noxt, 1 Heavy-Draught Marc, with foal at foot 2 Draught Geldings 2 Medium Draught Farm MarcS 2 Useful Hacks Hacks, Light-harness and Draught Herso Drays, Sprint; Carts, Harness, Saddlery &0., So, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.M. HUNTER & KOLAF. Fob Private Sale : Now Sydnoy Drays, Fencing Wire, Sc. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. JUNCTION YARDS. . IjiOß SaIE, at the Junction Yards, on Xl Tuesday noxt, 120 Fat Ox-en, from Hawora, Waikato, and neighbourhood 600 Fat Sheop 100 Fat Lambs ■ Dairy Cows, Storo Cattlo Sheop, Pigs, &O. At 1 o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, Vf. 3. OOOHBANEj I JAMES DAORK. THURSDAY,^ FEBRUARY 15. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Avenue Road, Parnell, THE subscribers will sell, on the pro mises, near Avenue Road (between the properties of Messrs Kissling and Walker), on Thursday, 15th instant, at 11 o'clook, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couches, Gilt Mirror, Curtains, Fender and Irons, Carpets, Whatnot, Dining Tablo, Hair-seated Couch, Dumb Walter, Linoleum, Lamps, Sewing Machine, Dinnerware, Handsome liim'u Bedstead, Bedsteads, Hair Mattrasses, Pillows, Chests Drawors, Washstands and Ware, Wardrobe, Shower Bath, Kitchen Uten sils, Clock, &o. LAWN MOWER. « SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, Wi S. OOCHRANE JAS. DAOBE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. T7REEHOLD 7~'-nROjeERTIBS. Jj BEEHOLD JTrOPBRTIES. MAK.ETU TOWNSHIP, OPOTIKI, WAIUKU, WAIWERA, OKA.HU. I r iIHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, - J Fort-street, on Monday, 12th instant, at 12 o'clock. MAKETSJ TOWNSHIP - Allotment 55 Section 2. containing fi acres. OPOTIKI TOWNSHIP-Allotment 219, Section 1, containing 1 rood, WAIUKU-Lots 201 ana 311, containing 9i acres, fronting Wa'ukn River, WAIWHRA—MiddIe Portion Lot 163, con tainlEK m acres. g OKAHU-Southoast Pat! Lot 111, contain. Ing 39 acres; Northwest Part 111, con taining 80 seres, fronting Mongonut River. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. B. COCHRANE] MAS. DACBB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19. By Order of the Governors of tho Auckland College and Grammar School THE LEASH FOE A TEEM OF 40 YEARS OB *• 10 ALLOTMENTS IN HOBSON STREET. 10 ALLOTMENTS IN CHAPEL STREET. FOE 21 YEAES, 10 ALLOTMENTS, NEW NORTH ROAD. rff>HE subscribers will offer for Lease by " Anotion, at tholr Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 19th February, at 12 o clock, FOB A TERM OP 40 YEARS— 1A ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of ■*■" about 28 feet each to Hobson-Btreet. all present Buildings to be removed in twelve months from day of sale. lft ALLOTMENTS, having frontages of •*•" about 28 feet each to Chapel-Btreet. All tho Buildings on these lots will be sold and removed before Ist February, 1883. One-third of the value of Bulldinca at termina tion of Lease will bo paid to the Lessees or their The above aro subdivisions of Lots 14,15,16, 17, and 18.of Sec. 22, City of Auckland, and are well-situated, being near to junctionsof Hobson and Ohapel-streets with Victoria-street. FOB A TEHM OF 21 .YEARS— 1 n LOTS, fronting New North Road, being AU Sub-sections 24,25,26, 27,28,29, and part -. . . SO, 38, 39,40, il, and part 42. For plans and further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. V. 8. COCIIEAMS, 1 [JAMES DACBB MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. THE FREEHOLD OF SIX LARGE ALLOTMENTS AND FOUR COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSES. CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. THE subscribers have received instrnc tlons from the Rev, B. Burrows, Agent for the Churoh Missionary Society, to sell by public anotion, at the Land Mart. Fort-street, on Monday, Febrntry 12ih, at 12 o'clock. That Valuable Blook of FREEHOLD PRO PBRTY, situate in Congueßt Place, Parnell. ODPoaite the St. Stephen's Bstate, and adjoining Mr Barton Ireland's, subdivided as follows :— Lot 1—126 feet frontage to Conquest Placs, . by ISI feet deep (2 roods 8 perches), with tbe comfortable Family Roeidonoo thereon, as occupied by Mr Corbett. Lot 3—4* feet frontage to Conquest Plaoe, with D weuing-henoe thereon, now In the occupation ot Mr D'Aroy Twine. Tjotl—The House occupied by Mr Bedford, with 60 feet frontage to Conquest Place. Lot 6-^Largo Allotment, 45 feet froataßo to Conquest Place; contains one rood seven perches. tot 6-Comfortable Cottage, oooupled by Mr Morgan, with Allotment 85 ft. frontage. HA 8-laree Allotment, containing 2 acrea ■ 3 rooda 25 perohe?, with entrance from Corquest Place. k B -Intending Purchasers are invitea to In- M.b. «"<= B p e ot the property. Plans are now ready, and can be obtained at m °SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. TO FLOUR MILLERS, CAPITALISTS. . *" AND OTHERS. , THE undersigned will. offer by public auction, at their Mart, Duke-street, Cam hrlflßP. 0° Monday, February 12, at half past 2 o-clocfcp.ro., AU that VALUABLE PROPERTY known ■ M the CAMBRIDGK FLOUB MILL, ■: with nevor-faiUng water-power, driving threeca'ra of stores; it la inthorongh worhing order, and replete with modern ' itWlanceß, constituting it a Flrst-plass Flour Mill, now doing a lucratlve'bnsl ■• ness having a large native and local trade in Flour, with a ready sale for Miller's Offal; alro, a weil-fintohed 7 ■ roomed Dwolllnis house, with tastefully in.id out grounds, and about 40 sores of - . Sod graW land. Full particular on anplicatlnn to the Auotloneers, Auok ■ • land and Cambridge. CLARK & GANJS, »" , Auotloneera. on.* itMttmßta cimcaently recommend the .^S ■SSSSffS affOTdto^arMOODportunlty ,



junctions. TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. TO PAINTERS, IKONMOKGERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. 0 ÜBBER OAINT ! It i RUBBER IOAINT ! X Without Reserve. To Close accounts. Is Lots to Suit Purchasers. GABRIEL LEWIS eAS received instructions to sell at his . Rociub (oppositg Thornton. Smith and Firth's MUIb), Lower Quoon-etroot, on iho aoove date, at XI o'oloclt noon, a. 504 GALLONS RUBBER PAINT. AS UNDKK: ---54 gftllonß BroJiM Qroon, In Kallon Una SB Homatito .. •• SB , Ohooolnto ■■ •• 30 Vohot Biack .. •• IB , Dnrk Load ■■ .i 21 " Outeido White ■• .. , G 2 » SzVGroon.iai-BaUontlnß 42 i> Hematlt'j ■• » 30 „ Chocoiato ii >• G , Yelvot Black ~ >• 8 ,; Eark Lead ■• » 12 „ Weggon Yellow ,• » 11 I! S&e lAVhlte.ia1ia> R all.tln ß 21 Insldo White .. >• is ~ Homatito >• >• 21 „ WOKROn TollOW >. " 30 „ L'ght Blue ■■ >> 18 „ Chooolato ii •• 12 Straw Colours ~ » 6 „ French Gray ~ •• 6 „ Stono Colour „ .• 6 „ D»rk Kod .. ■• 6 „ Fire Froof .. >• G „ Bronza Gioon „ » 6 „ ' Waßgon Red .. ■■ TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9. FILTERS. FILTERS. FILTERS. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at^iiifl Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Filth's Mills), Lower Quoen-stroet, on the aDovo Sate, at H o'oioofe. lOaak Slaote and Brownßlow'a Filters - Assorted size?. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, NOON, TWO WOODEN HOUSES, MILL'S lANE. R. 0. GREENWOOD HAVE received instructions fr«m Messrs Flßher and Co. to sell by anotlon, at bis Mart, Quoon-streot, on Monday next, TWO -WOODBN COTTAGES Bltu&Jjed In Mill's Lane, oil West Qneon-street. To be removed within ten days from dsy 01 Bale. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 21ST FEBRUARY, NOON. VILLA SITES. LARGE ALLOTMENTS. GREENLANE STATION. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mrs John Smith to offer by auction, on the above date, at hla Mart, Queen-street O/t LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMRNTS. (*4fc over quartor-aoro each, voloanlo 8011, 2 minutes' walk from Greonlane Station, and immediately opposite the Racecourse.—Alao, ii acres ot voloanlo lasd, »11 in grass, togetbor with the large and commodious Racing Scabies theraon ereoted.—The al'otments are flsgi? and plans can be seen at offlca ol Auctioneered, if. C. GREENWOOD, B, TONKS. B, 0. CARB, B. D, TONKB WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21 /»/\ ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN SHIP. Adjoining Railway Station, Fronting on New NqKTH Road. THK PROPERTY OB1 H. WALTON, 'ESQ. NOW SUBDIVIDE!?, And will be offered FOR POSITIVK SALE ON THK ABOVE DATB. B. TONKS & DO. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14. STIRLINGWORTH. HIKUTaIA LAND SALE. FARMS FROM FIVE ACRES TO SIX HUNDRED. Will be held at GRAHAMSTOWN, THAMES, On WEDNESDAY, February U. Lithographs to bo had on application to tho Auctioneers. Terms Easy. T. W. HICKSON & CO., G.N.L.A., AUCKLAND. MONEY TO LEND on frbkholu securities. j. chadwick, Kauri Gum Broker and Commission AGENT, QUBUN-9TRKKT, AUOKLAND* (BINNEV'S AtTOTION ROOMB, UPSTAIIia). JOHN W. H A R D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, ANU KSTATK AGBnT, Moneb Lest on Pbomibsoby Notes, Houbes fobnitukb, &o. Bills Discounted JDMIy. Mortgogoa Negotiated. HIGB-STREETi Auckland. £W to £1,000. "~ Xf ICTOKIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT V AGENCY, HTGH-BTRKJDT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFiTIOffiS). Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, De fla ct Jfroparty, bharer, &o. Repayments oao bo mada In Instalments ot One Shilling pbk Wres for each Pound bor rowed, or in ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post OJFiog ADDBKS3 I Boz 90, Auckland. ■ nXCHANGE ON IS'EW YORK AND Sli LONDON, In sums to suit. FOR SAM BY ARNOLD, HINKS. AND CO., Corner oC Cnatom honao end Fort Btroets. _ OBEY TO LBND, in large and small iums, at current rates ol interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. «fl ONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, jJtJL In sums of £50 and upward?, at the our. rent ratea ot lnteregt — Apply Wm. S. Caohrane, 'ii, N. Z.t Tnßuracco Buildings, or Uamnel CoDbrane and Son, Fort-fltroet. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrst-olass Freehold Securities. ■ WM. COLE MAN, Solicitor. Corner ot Queen and Shortland-streets, ONEY TO LEND, in large or small Bums, at usual rates of interest CONNKLL & COnpBR, Bollcitors. Vnloan Lane. OJNJfiY fO LEiND on Mortgage or any mm reauired. on terms to suit borrowero. Istarest allowed on monies placed on my hands till Invested.—W. V. Steveng.ln vestlnK AReat, 187, (jneen-street. ; ITVcKIjAJSD FKItIVIAKENT A. 00-OPKRATr^S BUILDING AND iNVf STMBNT EODKM. OWIO2I-UT, QDSSS-BTSBKTr LOANS eraated upas approved BaocrSKes ol BreellOld or LoMOhoIS Properties In snma Ol <B0 to «8,000 prlnclpßi End Interest being re rajable inlnstaliiißnta at tho toUowlna: Ka- DUOED.BAixa tor repayment ot escn fIIOO borrowed i— . Beuajmento extend- Pa . Wook Total amounJ a n. a, • & B. A, I rear - .300 lIMOO irean _ - low i.m n 5 Byeara _ _ 14 I US 16 0 frean - - US 121 6 I nrean -. _ 8 0 ISO 18 B 8-rean - - I 1 wIB B 10 years - - 8 8 WIB g 1 Asa n the B»me proportion for smaller ' or larger loans, I DEPOSITS,—Tha Sodety recelrei Money on ; D6po ß lta«s Pe roen».per jS gn nfeAToH!Ki



j Bußinese Notices. j-OEVOVAL OP BUSINESS. Wo beg respeotfully to Inform the Public Of Auottlana ana Bnrrounding diatrlotn that we aro ; REMOVING OUB RH.TAIL BUSINESS 1 TO OUR j NEW PRMIBES, ! tho no*t shop but ono below Mr Kftttrayfc Drnpor.'Qucen-Btreet, whore, with tho iuoreased acfionnnodalion ut our oomniaxid, and the su perior faollltlos wo shall pOBSOsa tor theofflclent oonduot ot out bnslnosß, we hop 3to mo<lt an Increasing eha:o oC tho patronage whloh hao baon hitherto ao liberally aocoried to ob. In view of the rapid advanoomoiitof tho City i of Auckland wo bellovo tho time j has arrived when a ' FIBST-OLASS CfllNi, GLASS. AND EARTHENWARE ESTABLISHMENT hna become necesaary, where goods of a su perior description oan bo obtalnod without having to Bond to otiier plaoea out ot tho Colony to pnrohaso them. To supply thta want and T koop pace with tho advancing requirements of I tho Olty will be our oonstant aim, and wo oon ' lldont'y rely unon the support ot tho Auckland ■ publio to onablo us BuccoDsfully to oarry ont our I purp°Bo' OUR IMPORTATIONS boicK largo wo aro onablcd to duioliibg goods at I tho vkby IIOWKBT batiis, and our ouatomora , I may roly upon rooolvlng tho bnoflt of any ad ] vantage wo may pobbosb In this rospoot. We aro, , Soura falthfullly. BOYLAN & TANFIELD, Auokland, January; 1883. , qTITaTT" y& ok k. s. pLASB TJST 0R X 8 I XX »» Out Leading Articles this week are i Coufeo- Honors" Jars, Is por lb: 8 Glaas Juga for Ite Bd t Lamp Ohimneya, 3 tor Bd s Glbbs Balla for Shooting at. In auautltioa to suit purchasers! Garden Bhadeß, nil Blzea I Flan Globes and Oola Flab, very oheapi M, C 0 0"k~& SONS, gREEMAK'a BAY. f*\ EE AND POTTEB, CoAcn Duildkus, \JT Groy-streot, Auckland.—N.B,: Iron-bars Shafts, Spokoß, Felloes, Bluo 1 am and all kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prlooa. T" H X « V iS X S 0 N, HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL (DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYNDn AM-STKKET. P. J. MOSS.1 [W. P. O SULLIVAN F. J. Moss & Co., HOUSE. LAND, AND E3TATB AGENTS, SBOBTLAHD-STRESr, Intendinit Buyers are respeoUally invited to Inspect our List of Properties. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interoßt. AKliOCit BKOTUJSKS, SOAP AND OANDLU MANU FAOTUBKRS, COX'S CREEK, KICHMOKD. Offloß I-DURHAM • STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Parohasen ot Tallow, Wool BheepsklDEr, and Bones. mH B HaxMaKKBT L SM. QDSSH-STRKKT, AUCKLAND ON OALS. ABBITBD PCS OOROMANOKIi AMD ROMAN KMPIRK,- Whlte Clover, Red Clover. Alsyke Oiover, Cow -BTBSB. Meadow Ueaoue. Meadow Foxtull, Orestod Doustail. Rape, Trofollum IncunHinm (SeatUt Clovat). WHOM AMERICA DIRBCX- XlmoShy, Kenmcky Blnoei*© (Poa FrstantUh Par&Tif Bar Kyaaraai, Uanimtrary RTesrasi, Oocbtoot. PmlrlegraaD, KaSiai.'. BARtiT SKBD POTATOKB. ifl FOLttiWH I- Ashluaf Kldnor, Taylor's Kidney. Canm burr Flukes. Pattereon'a Victoria. LATER VARIETIES—Hobart, Bnikon'B Mac num Bonum, Button'! mower Bull, etc, ALSO, Oatt. Barley, Oarnon and Flownr Beta., o<mwb«, Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Bharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, *)AOOn and Hama. HONBDUS'i1 AND BONKFLOUB of all gradev. ISLAND AHD PKROVIAK RUANO, ftO., Sec. ■ BBSKBTH & AITKgy. TO BRIDGE CONTRACXOKS, BUILDERSi ETO. The underalained. having speolal maohlnery for the mannfactnre of Bolte, has anpply of all lengths in stock at cheapest rates; also. Regu lation Verandah Posts. Iron Tubular Field Gates, price £310s. to be had from X. and S. Morrin & Co., Crulofcnhank, MUlor & Co., and at the Works. 4§ TA, T§ Lorne-atreot Bolt and General Iron Works. / 'fiKO!?. T tXARimST. / & O . iLi <_ IHH KAPAI OOEH BROOM FAOTOB7, ISoaioM-uonßis-Si, fr'rioeai WKMi Vrom 11/fl pel dot• |»OOKBINDINW AND ACCOUNT X> BOOK FAOTOKY. VIOTORIA-STBBUT WKBT. AUCKLAND, One Door above Holland & Butle t'e. CHARLES COOPEK, Late Head of the " Herald" Department, Bcga to Inform his Friends and the Publio In general that ho haa commenced Business for Imself. C. C. la now prepared to exeouto Promptly, Cheaply, and in the Best Sttlb, all olasses at bookbinding and general Sta tionery. n T^DWARD HARTLEY, AROHIIHOT. BTIOHBURX'S BUILDINGS, QUBBN-STRKET, CipHAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY JAMES MACKIB, PROrRIKTOK, Victokia-st. East, adoelano. ' Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron noatly exeouied on the shortest notice. Sprlngß made and repaired. | Always on Hand~A larga quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and bpokes, Red Gum Fol -1089, and Hobart Town Hardwood. N.B.—Country orders punctually attended to. O T O ~B A" f H to ROTH'S PUBLIO HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHB, Viotobia - stbiujt East. Oharge-ONa SHILLIN9. Open aU week dayti from 7 B.m. to 0 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 8 till 10 a.m. The Batn-rooms aro all private, and suppllod with every oonven lenco, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brnshe», oombs, reaplrator?, ooapa, &o. Beleot Bath rooms (private) tor Ladles every dap;, at all hours, with female attendance. One Shilling and Sixpence. Please note the address:—Victoria. Btreet Bast, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Farnliurs Mart, Anokland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. A M £ S {^ L A R E, KJ Having returned from Friendly ißlands, wishes respectfully to inform the publio that he has STARTED BUBINKS3 AGAIN IN HIB OLD SHOP Ct76TOM-HOUI>E-BTRBRT WHBT, and will be most happy to boo his old oußtomcrs, and any I new onea who will favour him with their Pail kinds ot Yaohts ami Boats built to order on the shortest notice. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Slip on the premises. J. CkARB. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, SUSTOM-HOUSE-STBEKT WEST, FBBBMAH'S BAY. ' Evening Concerts. SBLKCIIONS FROM OPBRA9, SONGH, DUBT3, ETC., BTO. Every Person can have these in their own Home by calling on J, HOWDEN, ShortlAND-st., And Pucohaslng one of hla NKWLY-IMPORTED PIANOS. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBL DELIVERY AGHNCY Deßpatoh Goods and Parcels of nil doscrlptkns to every part of the Town and Suburbs i Cheap Rate* and with guaranteed regularity, The following are the Booking Agencies :— A. R. Ladd, Cabinetmaker. .Knrangahapeßoad v/. H. Young, Grocer Ponkonby Road R. Blmle. Baker Arch Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker....Corner of Kyber Pass andSymondS'St. S. Reid, Grocer. Corner of Kyber Paßa and Grafton Rond. W.S.Colllna, Grooer. ..Parnell; a. Holdt, Cablnotmnkor .Newmarket DELIVERIES :- Town i Hourly, guburbani 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. No. 78, Telephone Exchange, HSAD OFFICE: Nathan's Bond. Custom hoiieO- treet. ,'.; •' A X X 1 S HAS i!'OK B&&3& B Hombsr 02 tha abOTO, w.tt Tap rcsdr (or use, £3 and mrvrardv, At hb Hibam Wonse, VsoioßU-eTKJras, 91 bis Shop YPracMfHKisMimrare. Large aoanUSSaa ot Bpcutiu'd, Biasiusfi Bed Ddwd pfeaa always in BSctok, j ■vesanflnh Iron traxved at «hors<isli ae'Ae*, Manufactnrei cf Lead anfl Oompa Piss, A eboloa Eelaoiioa ot Chandeliers, ft%, ai his WoUealeiyHßtwet shop. Country orOen will alwan noeiva his prompt Kttentioaa Hoeawa 18 I«r ob Wntw. Hiitß t>Afnxna as ibi Impbovu lißad



Public HcKtcots. nELLE V U E Ifu~USE, TAUItANG <. NEW Zlf ALAND. Suites of Rooniß, Baths, Piano, Stables. Coaoh leaves dally for Hot LMtes and aerraoos. Ciunass Moderate1. J. BOPICLL Proprietor, Oil,. (JUtwtJ jr.. ■!•■■ i» W ( S *• AS S W o Philmpfji &; Bm m ft 87, QuMK-BwasßT, AqoskUiHl}, X & IMPORXS6KB 09 f AtSBHAHBIHBB, Panel Decorations, OLAH'3-Pollatoa. Silvered, Bad Rooali l?b*Bh Snallah and Continental Shea*. Plioie- Braphle, Glass Shades, WHITK LBAD, Oolom-i, OIL VABHfflnSKi. Brushes. Mixed Paints. Oaiaon'o Antle«. Msl-ioand Patsat EUlsata PatoU. BOULUINSS-atlS, Utalned. Vonesrofl, fa Picture STrcnue and Room Decoratttinß, Ftnw srraoiws tor Cabinet sad O.D.V. Pjobcbsw oi every dworlpUcu In siaai 7a:i*fc BOSAVii—i-'hotos anil Ocloiu.'efli Albums tor Photoo. Sorasw, too., *0,, fi% Oat-out or Owi'ter Monnto, all utaes | Oafclttv nafl O.D.Y, Moanta j Utitate* tteauuWw, W. Pt * Hi having always ca howl 0)9 bUK&i ltB0koIthonba70BO0d» In tUo North Xstand cf New Softland, ara ohla to exoouia tlihtit whole ■ale or retail orders on tho mosli toTonrable lema. Bamplea ol PftpsrhacKlnaK from opcr> siook. sr of oriKlßal psotageo, senil oa nmilba lion. Now Bstflew In Anokland should Inspect onr Btook of Paporhsnalnaß and Plotnras baton fltklna up thalr naw homes i tliar will flufl tmrne tblDB to wit the meaiw ol evenronfii W, PHILUPPS & SCIH, *^S7 !d_M*BK ' -St—.»*l B1 0 X 8 A L E. 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly cow) 1 Two-wheeled Dcg Cart (noarly new) 1 Large Lady's Phaeton Donblo-Boatod UnKgy Wanted to Parohaae, Doablonsoatod Hooded BuKOT; aOBSON^STKEET STEAM C>FFJSK MILLB.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Tea. Cofreo, and Sploo Merolmnts, VPholcsale and Family Urooora. Cos I. Firewood, ana Produco Denlers.-H. P. GIBBONS and CO., Hobaon i Btreet, Anohlanfl •« r H. S X INN E X & SON, V? • BUILDERS, cahpkntbr3 and joiners, Vulcan Lane. All Branched ol tho Building Trado oxooutod by Kxporioncod Workmen. Shop Fronts. Ofllco Fittlnga &o. Ooffeei Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown,, DUKIIAM-STJRKET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MIMjKR AND COFFKK & BPICK MKttOHANT, Has Always on Hand and For saib- FLOUIt, In aaolc». IuOV, and 60s. " Hluo" brand FLOUR, In Baokfl, 100'e, and 5O"0, " Itcd" brand BBAN AND BIIARPS RAW AND ROASTKD COFFICK PKPPKU AND SPIOK6I. In Uie matter of COFFEE, thoattonHon Of the Public la called to tho oxcollenoo ot my brands, and a trial solicited. Tho Mixtures aro composed only of the Best Plantation Cofiiie and tho 80-it Chloory procurable, and may be oharaoterlßed thus— ••—•> " ICagle" (my beet brand), nearly puro coffee "Ship" and "Camol," medium cotfeea of (treat strenßth and flavour "Caatle" and "Leopard," low modium and oomtuoa oof Tees. To lovers of really fine Ccffoo, I Btroiißly r o oommond the "Kagle," but to itho geneial taßto Medium coffeea are found to bo most acceptable, and I Bay, therefore, Thy the SHIP Huand Try thk CAMKL HBiwn Procarablo tiom all Merchsints and Store keepers, loose, and In tins, liitoa,, 231b5,, lllba., 71bs., 61bs.. libs., be., and lib. || pOFFBK pOFFKK pOFFBK \\, H 8 T END SXO XE. W VICTOIUASr. WE3T. JOHN H. HUGIIKS Is now proparod to flnpply all kinds of Groceries at tho lowest prices. A TBIAL INYITISD, N.B.—Families waited on for Orders, and Qoods dellvoreil. Pleaao Noto tho Addrcaa— JOHN H. HUGHES, Tea Doalor and Family Grocar. Viotoria-Btroot West, next Ited Lion Hotel. ! I^TEW ' KSIVAL OF /^OOIHS. i Mrs. Down, '^iifiPfP aTAY ANfl coßanr 'vV't'^Sr*' UPPEH ROBa^N-ST EJtr y*^'^BSt Kstftbltahod 1861. 1 EvoryDoaorlotlonotStay H.WBtS^^SSP Surgical Bolts upon tho latest Improvomento, Shoulder atrapa Mado to ■°~ -**-^"-*>- *~ ,-w» F S & n O 0 X J. c CPnOIAN Has n £<BOk SPKOTAOiiKS AHD BTB OLASSEB ol BTery dcßcrlplilom an Eoeuraia ' Fit Buarantecid, 00MPOOHD MIOROSOOFKB AND THI* I SOOPBB, Powertul and Cheap. A anno i a baboubtkbs. THBBMOMnrni, SLBoraio Bblls, battxbiks and Fittings, Muffr.oto Eleotxio Machinon and ?Medle»' OoU», OPBBA ERSgbJFSSB£ ™m Thhodolitus, CompAssks, Skxtanth, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometen, SaUnometnr*, Argentometera, &«„ &c,, tie, AMvmt tow TAYLOR'S PJLTKNX HEWING MAOHINKS «B BXTKAS. loKtrnmenta and Sewing Machine! repaired, OVPOBITB THH S'OSI OPWOa fll«lrtl*nd'Btrnat, (^^^ n|i to d raTHFKIVEKSDALE MAHUFaCTUJK -1 ING CO. (Limitbd). TANNKKB. OURIUKR3. FKLLMONGKRS, IMPORTBRS OF BNGLia H, AMERICAN. AND FORBIGN LIIATHKHS, GRINOIHRy. !SHOa MKROKRT, TOOLS AND ALL THE REQUISITES OF THB BOOT AND SHOS TBADE3. Tho R,M. Co. (Limited) have now on hand and to arrive, a splendid assortment, and first rate value in Colonial Pole. Kin, Call, Split Brown and Blaofe Harnosn Leathers, &c So ALSO, Flrat-rate value in Fronoh and JtngHph Calf Calf Kid, Patent Calf, American Bnff Bollt Knamcl, J'-aat ludia Kip, &0., SO. MacWno Silks. Maohiro Threads urlnaery. Toole, and Shoo Mercery ot all descrip tions, __ _ CASH BUXER^OF^IDE^SKINS, WOOL, TRnnervi I Offloo and Store: A V OND AL B. I 22, GftKX STBBBT. TBtEPHONffi 95. WM. S, HAMPSON.



Hotels. I JBLqt Xjakes. Hot Jjakes. IMPORTANT NOTICE. TOUKISTS intending to visit those Natural Wonder* of Xciv Keul.'ind can obtain through i BK'L'UHN TICKETS (including Guides, Hoat < and Coucli Hire, Hotel Accommodation, &o.), togothqr witli every information, from tho undersigned, who have been appointed Sole Agents in Auckland for Mr. Wilmam Kklly, Proprietor of the PALACIfi HOTEL, OuiNE MUTU. First class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Private Sitting, Smoking, and Readiwq 15.00M3. B I L l"Y~A~K D S. Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horso3 for Hire. Conveyances meet every steamer. METCALFE & HILL, AGENTS, 20, N.Z. Insuranco Buildings, Auckland. PACIFIC HOTEL, . JOHN GILLANDEIt, Pkopbietoh, Begs to announce to his friends and tho general public, that ho has completed tho cxtonsivo Alterations on his Promises. I Among tho many Improvements, ho has intro duced a SPECIAL DINING-nOOM, under tha superintendence o£ a well-known Caterer. Tho Cuisine will bo tho Best the Season can supply. Meals at all hours. BEST BRANDS OF WINES AND SPIRITS. Hancock's Sparkling Ales always on Draught. BOAUl) AND REBIDEKOR.... 208. por Week Reasonable Charges. Exoollont Faro. Civility and Attention. Good Staiilinci. p, a 0 I F I 0 H 0 T JS L, i*" UUSSELL, BAY.Off ISLANDS. G. 11. WHITE PfiOPRIETOR. Tho abovo Hotol having undergone extonalvo and thorough repair?, tlio Proprietor trusts that by careful attontlon to tho wants of travellers and regular customers, ho Will obtain a fair Bharo of tho patronnao of all. There is a Rood Billiard Tnblo.a good Cnisino, and tho very best of Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations are being made for a really good Bait Water Bath, so suitable for all travellers to and from Sydnoy, &c. Tho Bay of Islands can not surpass tho advantages oll'erod for bathing, as it is but ono sucoesalou of bays and inlots for ovor oightoen miles. Families can bo accommodated with prlvata rooms and all tho requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will bo always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddlo Horses can bo had at very short notice, bo as to onablo Visitors to eoe tho Manganese Mines. Boats aro always to bo obtained for Picnics Fishing Parties, &o. TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room for Commercial Travellers. . . . BOYAL MAIL HOTEL, NGARUAWAHIA. First-class Accommodation for Visitors and Commercial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Rooms. Saddlo Horses and Pleasure Boats always on Hire. ELLISON & LATCHMOKB, Proprietors. WADEE 0 T E L, Wises and Spirits of Best Bha.yds. Good Accommodation for TrftVollcrß, Meals ready at all hours. Good Stabling foii Hohsks. m. LKNNON, Proprietor uJVJSiI UOMPiiAlNl'a f^K. KING'S DANDELION AND L> aoDJiNa LiVBH pills (without mm eary.) Ths Best Ksmebv fob BiLiODBHEaa BTOUAOII Uro.MSr.x'jn'.NT, FLATULENCE, PAINS BKTWKKJt ,THK SJIIIUI.BKKB, BAD APFKTITB, iNDiaEßv.'sirr, fli-imri, '.ririß-AonK, Heart both, Rwl uli olfter iiyur.itoma of disordered Urar and dyapevsla. Aoknowlodged by many eminont surßCOna to ba the Bafont and mildest pills for evory constitution.—ln Boies at Is lid, 2a Bd, end Is M. Bold by Ohomluts and Medicine Vendors throughout tho world. Prepared bj J«a, Korlte, London, Specially Valuable PIU* for re&identa abroad nod vravellora. gold by Kkmitbobmb, Pkosbkb & Co. "UULFHOLINK LOTION."—An Kx. O tsmal Mpuid nf CURING BKIN DJiHKASKH. There is aearcoly any eruption bnt will yiold to "BolphcJir.o" In a few days. Rod ooniffianoo to fsda <way eiion If It Booms paal ouro. Ordinary pimjjloo, redness, blotohos, soorf, ron*l\ness. vamiih m It my uiagloj whllsl old, endurliiK Bldn dlpontisw. that have uloguea the uuflerera tor yeuw. howovor deeply rootflfl Uioy m/iy bo, ".Snlpholino* will Baoeeestally attaote tiieui, I* Actroys tho <anlmaloal» whloh o»ußca these nnsishtly, Irritable, pulnfal Bffoollonß, nnd always prodnoos a clear, healthy natural eoniUMon ol *he skin. " Snlphollne, Lotion is r.old by mos* Ciiemiats. Battles, J» Sfl Mede br J. i'apror and Co., London, gold b? gKMgmaomm. PHoaaeK ft On. FBITEK'S (^UIiNINK and IKON TONIO ron«O3 and dovolopes tho norvous enorgloa, enriches tha blood, promotes uppetlto dlai'els lsnsuor and dopreaaion, tortillas the digestive orgrms. la a spoolflo remedy for i\eurolat». f.Kiio, Indigestion, (overs of overa klad, cheat affoctlono, uud !n wasting diseass* aorotuioaa tondenoiea, &c The whole fauna fo greatly invlaorntad by Pappor*a Tonic, the montai faoulUos brinhtnned, tho constllQtion Brestly BtrenKtheuod, end a rotnrn to robmt Eoalth certain. liottlaß, 83 dOßes, in Bdl next bljlo. 119, Sold by Chemists everywhere. Tro nurjio of J. Pepper, Bedford laboratory, London, must bo on tea labeL There Is no Tonio so ccTteln la effoot as Fcpport Quinine and Iron. It In Btronsly reeo minoadea to res! donta In India and tha tolonlea, and should always bo kept ready for usw In every oaso of £ svor or febrile condition, Kolfl by gCin?TUORHtB.PBOaBB» AWD 00. XTAKAXAGUM ANb PODOFHYLLIJJ, T I^roparoa only by J. Popper, London, Thlfl Fluid combination, extracted from mcdl- Olnßl roots, 1b now used matood of blue pill ano oalomei for the oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms ol congestion of the liver. •which aro genorally pain beneath the shouldew, hoart-noho, drowolness, no appetite, furred tongne, dloogrccablo taste in tha mornlco;, Biddlness, disturbance of the stomach, and isal fag of Ronoral depression. It Beta the sluggish liver In motion, very slightly acta on the bowels. giving a sense of health and comfort with 3d hours. It is tho safest medicine. Taraxacum and Fodophyllln la a fluid made only by J. PKPPKR. Bedford Laboratory, London, wnoe* name is on every label. Bottles, Is Bd and Is Sd, Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential modtotno for India. Australia, ths Caps, end Colonies generally. Sold by KEMPTHOBNB. FBOSSBB &C 0 Conveyances. ripKLEPHONB LINE OF ROYAL JL MAIL COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA TIME TABLE :- Leavo Victoria Whabf, Devonport —at 7.45 nnd 10.20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leavo Takaj'una Scitoolhouse—at 8.15 and 11 n.m.Land 3 and 5,15 p.m. SUNDAYS. — Learo Devonpobt —at 10.10 a m., and 2 and i.W p.m. Leavo TAKAPUN4 ---q 111.15 a.m., and 3 nnd 5.15 p.m. FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHELLING. _^ F. QUICIC, Proprietor. r|{ 1 M X T A B L B, Baineeidgb's 'Busses. From Union Bank—7 minutoa past tho hour, and 23 minntoa to tho honr, From The Tiihek Lamps-23 minutes to tho hour, and evory hour. Nmht Trips from TowN-J-past 9, }-past loi nnd J-paf 111. From Union bank to Shelly Beach — 20 minutcn pna; 11, 20 minutes oast 2, 20 minutes Daet 5, 7 mlnutoß cast B, and S3 mlnutos to 8. From SnisLLY Beach—B,3o a.m., i to 11, 1 to j to 5. i to 9. ■__ npELEGKAPH LINE OP COACHES, ' LIVEKY ANDIJAIT STABLES, Kirkwood and Lake Street, CAMBKiDaB Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, tropriotor. W. K. C. begg to return his slneoro thanks to his numorous friends nnd tho public generally for tho liboral support he has received sinco commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meotltho requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BUIIiDINO LARGE ADDITIONS tO MS PREMISES, which, when completed, will make thoin second to nono in tho North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lako Country supplied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on tho shortest notice: also, experienced guidos and coroful drivors. Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Ordors by telegram or otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge, December 22,1883, EOYAL MAIL LINE Ol? COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. Tho Royal Mail Coach (oarryinp: passengers) will on and after Ist Jamiary, 1883, andi until further notice run to tho following Time tablo :- Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Irani from Lcdvo Hamilton for To Aroha onTuo3days, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 P-m.j re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. BOOKING OVFIOES ! Gwynno'B Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman'a Hotol, To Aroha; and at my Premises, KirK wood and Lako-9tNoto,OambrW^ E^ Proprietor, 1 Cambridge. Docomber 22,1682



Laud, and Estate Aarents OH£& \'Hf i*i i IAMSON, HCU3H IdLNO AMD KNANOIAiU ASSENT VOTOAH SjAKM. AOTJSXAHJJi Hankers t—National Bank ol New Zenl&nfli HONEY, iavestud Cor Capit&liata on firsi-ftlw! b BSCIUI-ltloS. VITHOOT OSUKOK. fcSIX PM OW t ailowofi ou fiepoaltc autll Invested. MORTGAGKS aad LOAN 3 Nesotlßfc-fl, UHAItEB Bousrhii or Bold ta ardor. KSIATKB Msnacjod for Absentee*. ALLOTMENTS Bought, ftud Honoea Built on iiiio Wookly rm-inout SyKtora. BUILDING ALJJO'i'KKNM 808 BALH. as psa troosi— Scotland-street, 60/ Woat-Btreofc, 30/ Inkennan-stroot,«/ Hopbura-swopt. 80/ Bond-street. 15/ Llgar Plaoo, 60/ Argylo-ntroot, lGa Norfolk-Biroet. 43/ Berosford-streat, 00/ Cook-strpot. 810 Peroival Parade. IS! Wharf Itoad, 20/ Reclamation, fifi Mount! Kden Road, t& HowMtreot. 80/ Kyber Pass. £6 Haokett-BtrooJ, 45/ Normanby Road, «1 Nortbcote, 103 Brlshton Hoad. 10/ And in ymlom ottiet etrcat* st tow ratea. H,i(\f\ft 10 r.HN», la Sams erf SIB nnans. aJiUUU v?a?dß, on Koad wicurltleM. PAUNELIi— SJx-roomed Houso (now) for Sale in Kmland-atreot; ploasant view of hat i.onr. Prloo. £325. Kaay terms of payment. VXTBLLINOTON-STHICB! t— 9 roomed Houso W tor Sale, with 2 largo allotinonti?, tront nurdon. Prlco£lso. TiOUNTKY Si'ORK for Sale, with 8-roomed IV^ House, Stable. Cow-shod, Fowl-house, Pig nary. Flvb acro.t In orop and orohard. NOBTHOOTK— Allotments: two flno Coruo;1 Allotments for Bale, five minutes walk from l«t wharf. £3«oaoh. ■ jUBUBaNK: K3TATK.-Noarly FourAorea JLV for £nlo, on main road to Auckland; level lanfl, fonood, in grass: ih miles from Auckland. AUo, 22 aoroa, wator frontngo. SHOPS and HOUGHS to Lot In Prlncoe-fltr. ot, Groy-atrcot. Karanßahapo Koad, Kyber Paaa, Kden Xorraos-, « o. TTOUSK at Mount Kdon with about two Reran tL ground, h»vinß a main frontasa ot 417 ft.; orohnrd,gorrfon, oow-ahed, plßSty, fowlhoaso, eto Prloo. £675. Kasy tormß. KA-KOUItEOiiMKU HOOSK for taloin 3Oluu Newton, near tlw Mauouio Hall; oaey ?oKrt—NBWTON—Fonr-roomod Houaa and X/Jt\i\3 worknhop tm snle. with good garden. /^HAPKIi-31'KBKT (OITYI-a'wo Honaos for V* Bala noar Durham street, Ptloo. J3I2S, SUBURBAN STOVUS for Baie;houso con tains six rooms and eoullery; main tho rouahf are. splondid position tor business, 8650. I IUBLIN-aTKBICT, Newton—Very oomfort- U ablo Houbo for Salo (now), near Post and Telegraph Offlces. on deferred ptymonta. ■OKKKBIfOKL'-aTRBaT-New and very oon- J3 venlent Cottsga for Salo, near CongreKt tloaal Chnroh, On oany terms. HAMILTON (WttUcmo)—Honso and aoro o oround for aalo, two minutes walk from Bank ot Mew Zealand.) for £100. Lot 321 ttUNUA— Klßhty Aorea of Ijnnd for Salo for H m. Also, Eighty Aores at Walkleliie, (or £66. A splendid oh unco for working man. ATORTHOOTW-Bavenroomed Houeo, ont- J^l buildings, ftd and SO aorea of Land for Sale, Very cheap. Brand view of the harbour, Alboi Now 7-roomed House and nearly 5 aoroa. T\KVONPOK'I'. Lake Koafl - Heverai Tery U oho'.oo Villa Bltea tor Bale, having road and tea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland. Mtn-A NIOB NEW OOXTAOK In New iiiOU to,, {or sale, with largo shed, aUot W tor Bale at A3 per aorei In large or small biookj. Basy termßi If ock-HOUSK for Bale In WUllam-street, X/ZUO oeal st. James' Chnroh. Also, Very Comfortable Sovon-roonied Houbo; bath-room, Sec. prioo £150, EPSOM— Gentleman's VUia Residence, esvoa rooms. oo&oh-honBe, stabling, &o. £1000. RBMUKU A—id aoroe, tor Bale i excellent noil and splaudld \iew BRIHHTON KOAD, Parnoll - Sir-roomed Honce for sals, Allotment W x 1001 water laid on, Prloe, «275. PONSONBY— New BU-.roomea Honae and Workshop tor sole i tyro allotments s two frontsKofl; easy terms. PARNBLL, ~ Newly -flnlshftd Bls-roomefl Hoose for Bale I pleasant viaw t A.IBO. WARMB also For Bale at WnlkomiM, Pars s moromo, Stoken'CPolnt. %'/a!ti-j£crol, Mahn raßKl, North tihoro, Papaknra, &o. Also, sea St Tn Nets Zealand Herald and WttMu Iftwi, OHAB. WIZiIiIAMSOF, KBTiTB AOWNT VwtOAB litar. WoTTTTTe, • Votito, Land, and Qoneral Commls lon Agent, 81, Qnoen-stroot. Anoliland. nil ' O ~K S A U X, H BY KDWARU WAYI'K HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALUKKT-Gontloman'a Roaldonco, 10 roomn. outbulldlnifs, 3 to 0 aorcs ; very cheap. MOUNT ALBKRT—Houso 10 rooma. ontbulld- Ing?, 2 acroa (nonr Btatlon), i! 050. VOLOANXO LAND (at Mount Kdon)-9} aore?, 7-ioomcd Houso. &o. £150 oaah, at 7 per cant, MOUNT ALBKKT (near Kallway Station)— C! aorcs voloanlosoil. In kmeb : splendid view. MOUNT ALBERT (noar stationj-Houfle 10 rooms, 2 aorea.—£7oo. HOUBK Olf KIQUT KOOM3, Kden Toiroco. Gas Btovo, woli, &o. OH'ored oheap. MOUNT KDKN (noar Station)—Seven-roomod Houso and Largo Allotment, CSOO. Torms easy. MOUcT BDKN—Houso'J rooms. J3210 VIKW HOAD (Mount Hdon)-7 roomod House i oonoroto olstorn, with nearly ono aore. COTTAOK and LOT-193 x 150—£200. ONKHUNGA—House 8 rooms—£lol. ONKIIUNOA 7-roomod Houfo and Land, £260. AXLOTMKNIS, Kosflold Itoad, Farnell, liloh monft Mount lCrten. otc. MOUNT KDKN, Valley Road-llonso of 9 largo rooms, out housea. la. 4p. land. Cheap. BKAfIKLD KOAU—aentloman'a Residence of 8 rooms, largo allntmont, evory convonlonoa. LKAMIN6TON ROAD — Nuw Oomfortabla Uoouofl and Lnnd. t2iO oach. OlTX—Capital Khop of 6 roomp, Btablo, &c, to loaso. ront low. MOUNT ALBISRT-IGJ acres and lIonBO. £500. MOUNT ALJ3KUT — Leaeo ot 62 noree and llouecn. &o. Choap. KLLKHSLIK—Houeo, 7 rooms, and land, £150. PONSONBY—Houses ot 0 and 11 roomf. PAPATOITOI—KIne House and 20 aoro?. CARMS] at Cambridge, Pukurlimi, &p. Kn. WAYTB, 1 tonne and Land Agent. Merchandise A» H. BATa EP, OSNKHAIi IMrOR'J'KK, HAS ON HAND AND TO AKRIVE BRANDY- Oourvolßlor'B Brandy In balk do da one diamond, four dia mond, oud vo Associated Vineyard Brandy In bulfe,!oMo, iiiiak, and haif-ilnsk Mnller Vrorea' Brandy In bulk, csso, llttßlt, and half-flssk Henneesy'B Brandy In oaie W, and A. OUbey'a Brandy In oaso Lowndes", SO 0,p., -casks and blids Lemon Hart's, i-oaaka W. and a, OUbey's, In oaoo, VV and whlto WHIBKY (bolW- Qreenloea) Inverness, Qlonllvot, Tarrlor, Klrkev1, Qroei- and Cc,. in domljobna and a gallon Jara WHISKY(oase)— Oollle Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Jero boam, Glon Almond. W. and A. Qllbey'i Irish and Bootoh In flasks SCHNAPPS- Honko'a, W, and Ai ailboy'u WINES (bulk)- BUva and Cosln's, Australian, Grenaob, and Tokay WINES (In oase)— Wi and A, Gilboy'n (Castle brand), Port, Bherry, Olaret, Marsala, Madeira. IA, A, n, o,b, and a; vu Olarota, 0, 1, 2, S, if Champagne — Kooderer, .Verrler and Oamnset ALR- Bass, bottled by Hall Boars Head, bottled by Hall John Bull, bottled by John Reid Ashby's and MoKwms'b " Glotao" brand AcslQ-Bnvw'W BTOXJT— Koai-'s Head, Hail Kdmond'a Pig Brand Gnlnoss's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nenrotone, pints and qnarta Gale and Friend's and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine Whlto Lead and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, n drums Colza OU. In druma . Castoi Oil. In bulls DKIBIJ FRUIT - Onrrants, In half ontioa Klrao Balslno and Figs Aldon Apples (evaporated) KKKOSKNSC, 130 and 150 tost— Devoe'a Royal Brllllanti Light ot Ag«. Pre mium Bstoty Prime York Hems nnd Baoon «t how Katss XOBAOCO- Over the Water, 12*0, Nallrofl Royal Standard Long o's Venus, 14's, sb, DonWo Thlok P Pieow OILMEN'S STORKS- . Teas, BBHsr, 10, iw, No. 3 Papor Bags. Plokloa, Kippered Herrings, Potted Meat?, and nn assortment of General Goods always on hand, A HEATHER, t W ROYAI. iETTJEKS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris, 1878 j Speolal Award, Philadelphia. 1870; Gold Modal, Sydney. 1880: Gold Medal, Brnssoln, 1880; Gold Medal. Melbonnic, 1881, ,}V»T I.ANDBB OANTRKLTj ft aOOHRANE'S CELEBRATED /EHATED WATKKS. MONTSERKAT LIMKJUIOffi CHAMPA6NF, A Health-giving Non-aloobollo Bovorage, at Hotels and Clubs; Eld per bott!e a AROMATIC GUNGKK ALB i The Origlns.l Belfast Glnßor Ala, ao justly oelebratod at Hotola BP.ri Clubs: Bd per botsle, 'Ihese iS!n iTKD Watbrs are t.ho san&o quality ac oontraotod tor and now supplied to The Cunard S.S. Oo.; the Montreal B.S. Co, the Inmon S.Q. Co.j Oosanlo S.P, Co.) he National S.S. Co.; fcho Paoifto S.S. Co. - r Anchor, S.S. Co, Kingston and Holyhead, ' R.M., CO. WHOLOSALBI ASBMS. AIOKIN, snß PHiARMACY.



Sewina Maonmea. j j BSTABIiISHBD 'j BY BI'EOIAt, ArrOINTMKNTi Jijsusr i' OKMBHA.TJCII /-""Co \ ' V) BKWIMCI J MAOHINHS. Tha Easiest, Slmploet, Best Mode, and Moot Durable. Tho only Sewing Machine which has novor bsonlboatun in competition. 8010 Acrontß In New Zealand: SHAKE'S PEAK, AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) (JUJtKN-aTBKKT. W V IfiKß ** s TBB SBKAIT S&WING MACHIKIS IMFOUXHK HAB JUS? BROKIVHtI Ato■ w SiiSpmoas ot ike OiiaHeasra Slachlo* tho VS'wM— Kra Whits Co.'a HswitfS Mauhis* 'fee aiort BUauS Hie Cheapest TUB Most Sapid The Highest As-ffi Tho Moal Simple 'i'iia toKOit Tanif? 2hs Moat Kouy to Woe* Tho Boat Coves ri'ho SSoat Ournbla 'X'ha Simplest Shun.* S'ho Mrat KiaaauS 2ho Noatesl; SdlSels I'ggADXS MAOBonsisa Emm £8 1Q», BHK BKSX aSWIKQ MAOHISSB SVBB HUU.K. Frica (rf HAMB MAOHIHRB, £S 10s. AIBO. aiWAYB OH HAWD. Btcuiao iiicasß Ifrlater and Rj> !»»• Wettheliit Standard Howe Oompaay's Wheeler snd WUsct aroverisniJ Buier"! Jonea's ABO ■ ■ftommi't; Anaoiherßoaamt&tf; VBOH SB.'.a, WP- V7KKK I 28. 6D. PSK WBS*; j Aii- -uonnisa auAtURXBUt!. ! 'i'iioau Maomiu,: can be liftd oi my Agw.-.t ;- N. MolieanandOa, Pioneer Store, Whanßajc I Thomas Wella, Cambrldae! William Stevens n» OaehongaiK. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnoll asfi Boyl&n, Olßbornn 1 Breanan iwd Co., T»oi»y-x« sad at ether placs^t mH B AKS&I T\ IS P.O f, QUKKN-STKKKT. BINQKBB SfiWINQ MACHINES. Blnpfor b Mncblnoii Slnccor'a Oeolslve Machluna Blnpcar'a Deolelva Uaohlncß Slngor'a Uoolslve Machine* Sin(for'B Uoolßive Maohtnea Blntter't) Decisive Maohines Slauga'a Uooleivo Maohincs Blngsrti Unoliivo Maohlnua Singer's Deolsivo JAsohinea Bln;toi'B and Maohlr.es Singer'a Overwhelming Machines Stngor'o Oveiwhelinlna , Maohlnea Blngor*H OvDrwholralnK Maohineß SinKer'B Overwhelming Machines Slni?er"e Overwhclmlna Machines Shijror's Uvorwhelmins Maohinoj tjln(?3r'c Overwhßlmlne Maohlnpg Blnger'B Overwhelminß MRohir.ts Bißßdr'H Victory for tho Bluster Mr.ohlnea Siiigor'e Vlotory Mtvchtet-g Siu!?or'B Vlotory MooMncs SiEKor"6 Victory MnoJilcea SiiiKor'a Vlotory " Maohiaea Singer. Vlotory Mschtet a 13ini?ert victory JJaohinrs Sliigor'b Viotoiy MMblnce Sinßa!n Viotoiy Maobinc? Sliiisor'o Victory Msehlnn. Singer's Vlotory Maobiuta BlDKer's At Chtlstohuroh Uxhibltlon Maohluer Slngor s 'I'ne HiUKer Machint b Singer'fi Tho aingor Maohlnca Slnsora The ainger Maohlnoo BkfiOT's The Singer Maohlnes Sinßor b The Blnßor Moohlaes Biniiors TheSlnaer MROhlrifta SlEgßi'k Thoblnger. Maotilnoa SliistGt'o Two Gold MedaLi Maobintjsi aiugor'a Iwo Gold Moaab Maehlr.oa Hlngiw's Two Hold Meilala Maohlnee Blnger"i i'wo Gold Meflala aseohlnoa Singor'a Two Gold Medali Machlcoa S!ni(er"a Two Gold Medals Maohinos HlaKe.-'» Two Gold Meda)B Miohlroj S!nsor"D Boattoß all Competitors Mwjlunt-a Slr.KOr'a Beating all Machiuim Slncor'a tieaelng all AJsohinea Slnsnr'fl uoatinsall (URclJir.63 Slußor'fl Uaating aU Maoktaea Slnßor'o Beating all Maohln»« Slnuar'a Oompstltora Maomnoa Slat-wr'a Compotltora Mewjainos a'uaor'a Competitors Machines liinftor'n Competlton Maobinw Slbkm'e Compotltort Maohlnna SlßH'Jf'B Eoatlnß ell Competition. Maohiuua ainKot's Alwsyo Kollable MaoUlEuß Slnaer'B Always Reliable Moohlnea idnaar'a Always Koliablo -Maohinaß BliißOt'B The Singer ia iinohlnca Slaijer'e 'J ho Singtr la Maohtofß Slcßev'a The BiuKf r is Maohlnea Sinßßi-'s The aituplsat and Bast Maoliiß.es Blngt-r'a Tlio Simplest and BesJ Maoklcei BinKer'fl The Simplest and Bob* MaohUus Sinner's Alwnya Reliable Maohinea Slnger'n Alwava Rellablo MaobJneß Sinssr's Always Reliable HRohinea Blnser'e rb'o B!agor v Maohlnos Btaß6r;s iha singer Is MaoWnea BIDRC-r'a ihO SIDRCr 18 Sf* 0!?!*" 58 SinserV riie Singer Is Maohlcas Sln«Bfß xho i3lngor la Maohlnoa SinserV The aaiger Is Machteos mm's Tho SlnKor is JJsohlnea Bingßr"B Tne tflngor la Maohines SiiißOt'c 'IhoSinger 1b MsoMisos Sln«s)tV The Elnsar la Uneannlled Mromuos SliiKer"!. Onoawu.eti Sf 80??"* 3 Blngeff UueauaUed Maohinei Blnstbr'o UneaoaUea Maohlßig Slngar'e Uneqnallad JJ 50S} mB Bingor's Uneguollefl Machines Singer'B Unequalled Maohlni a Singer'a Unequalled Maohima Singer's Uneanalled Machines Singor's Unconalled Machines ain K or;s Unoquaded JJachtoes Singer's UnoquaUod In the World. JJ1"1^ 8 Slngor b tiargeat Balo Maohinea SlDgcr;B Lai-gest Bale m*o^ 8" SlngerV jLargeatSale S"0^ 1116* tingev'f Largeat Sale Maownw Elnger'E Largest Sato 5J B0?} nea SlngeVf- largest Sala JiaohlDes Eia.;er't . idirgeßk 8»Ie Maohlnes Blnsor'u Largeat Sala Maohinea Bingor'e Largest Sale Maohlnes Singei> Lareest Sale Sfßo^^ sinserV i n the World. Maohlnea Hlngefd i B 61 vet Wee* Maohlnea ouiKor"a 2b 6fl per Week Machines Siasert 2a Cd per Week Maohlnes Slngor'u 2a Cd per Week Maohlnes Slngec'n 2a Gd per Week Machines Siu&er's . ■ 2a Od por Week Machines aiagetV 2s 6d per Weak Maohlnes StaKer's 2s Cd per Week JJaohlnea Slngert 2s 6d por Week 3J RohJ ne* SlngerV JZ: Machines Singort Brasoh: Mllo^ll6B Ulnger h Maohlnea Singer's 2GI. Queen-street Machlm s Slnget's 261, Qaeon-atroet Msohlsna Singer's 381. Quesn-atreat Maohlnea Blnger'B 301, Queen-ctreet Maohlnea Singer's 281, Queen-fitreot M'aohlnoa Slngsr'a SSI. Qneon-atreet Machlnea Sinser'a Ml. Qneen-atreot fdaoSJnos alr.KEi-'n 2GI, Queon-otreot Maohlrei Slngoc'a Auokland ssaohinrja Singer'a Anakland Maohlnes ainfi'or"o Auckland Maohlnea Slnger'B AnoltlanS Maohlntg aingefti Auckland Ma>. hlnp.^ Sinßer'o Mapnlnes Slngor'e Anolilw 1. Machines Slnitor'a M&ohineei SINGJSK'S SSWIN(3 MACHINES, HYDRAULIC LIME AUCKLANDi N.Z. LIME is a Natural Dement, suit ft. abl« for Conorote Builrtlnga ( Brickwork, Pwßt'ij-lng Building?, Tanks. &o. In rooiy to the popular ballet that all Limes from Mahuranj?! aro alike, we ask—"Are all ciuattz reefs, or are Unda in the came district, ailltc i" In icutono, all HydrauUo or Cement Limes ara testetl buforo using, ard the beat specified, why should nbt tho tunic rnla be followed hero? Per cubio yd. Concrete Foundations coat from .. 15a to 25a Hrlck Foundations cost from .. 3Dj Co X,3 Conorfite Bnildlngfl cost Irom .. 2M to 253 Brick Bnildlnga cost from .. „ 33j to ?5s Concrete Buildings, Plastered, &c, will rot exceed 10 per oent. over wooff. Circular explaining treatment cent to anyn'! dresa, or. the fulle&t Information Riven at tho office. Lime supplied wholesale or retail, Spoolal terms to Dealers and Con tractors taking cargoes direct. Also on Kale, BRICKS, PIPES, SAIiID, &o. JOHNiWHiSONftCO.1 81, Queon-Btreot



He who hath a Liyp shotid - ; Phyixw. - Podophylhn. ■■*°~-X m mandrake or May apple. «-» J»jeratJ*] i . reliable liver stimulant and »' , ,),d known within tho wboler ranga^ -jg vegetable kinßdom. Controlled a™ tpHHE fled in action by tiio Wi". tH pills known as Po^rUm parod by Aiokin, Theftiannaor, mtg & , « Inbottlos, sugar coated, Is Bd ana -»