CABLE NEWS.

[PER S.S. WAIHOKA, AT TUB BLUFF.]

3'IIE COLONIES AND ANNEXATION. ! ME üßOUKftii, July 24. j J'lii; Pacific Islands movement is b coining | scmplicitcd in con^ queuce of tho atirude | of South Australia "n rotation to the proposal ] for tin- annexation of »he New Neoridc. A i fow days ago Mi Mur.-ay Srritb telegraphed I lo Mr Service that the statement of the J Agents-General, compiled by Sir F, Dil'on \ Bell, ps fiu gejttd by Lord Uerby, had been j prepared, uut that tlie South Austialian iigent-tJeneral hud suddenly withdrawn f'om the movement as regards Hands other thau New Guinea. Mr Smith desired that South Austr:lia should bj vrged to rejoin tlie concert, Mr Service followed this ad vies, and telegraph d to the Ctiiet Secret -ry of South Austia'ia hU surprise at that Uovi-rumenl'd action, Mr Bray replic i that the uoverument are quite wiiTng tv urge the annexation of i\ew Guinea, and had wired to the British Government in favour of the annexation'of the Pacific Islands, but after ihs statement of the Imperial authoritiei that taore was an understanding between Franco and England leganling these islands, they were sjaisiied it would be better to allow the (juesiiou of annexation to rest for tho present, in answer to Mr Service's telegram, asking Mr Bray not to destroy the grand effect of Australian uuanimity.tbe reply wa1, "Can't con-entto urge Home Government in icference to Kew Hebrides r.fter statement in relcicncc t) agreement between Jinjjlaiid and France." Another telegiam from Mr Service to Mr iiray was to the tfl'cct that the former had ju>t learnt , that the treaty respecting the Hebrides was ! old and obtelete, and that France had an ! nexed some of the islands since it was made. | be thought ie would be a mistake, in the I absence of the real facts, fur the colonies to hold tueir hands, He hoped South Australia would see its way to lustiuct its •■geut ueutral to cun.pleta the concert. To th-s uo leply hm b.en leceived and Mr Service ha» telegrapued to M' Murray Smith Bince, s'atiug what bad been dune, and requesting him tv iuform Lord Darby of the reason why Louh Austral a had withdrawn, in order that the eli'ect of the secession might be minimised. LO-NDOJST, Jnly 18. Mr Murray Smith, the Agent-General for Victoria, has a letter in tue "Tim:.j" this morning which deiends the attitude assumed by the co;ouits in relation to annexation, and auaweis the objeciiuns which have been raised against the policy. QUEEaSLAND AND THE SECOND aUEZ CA/nAL. In the Houte of Commons yesterday, Mr Evelyn Ashley announced that the Queensland Government had forwarded a telegram stating that the terms of the' agreement entered into between the impend authorities aud M. de Le^seps in connection with the construction of a second Suez caual bad caused great dis satisfaction in that cjlouy, Mr stated that he had replied to the Agent- Generai for Queensland, to the effect viiat he considered the action of tnat colony pre cipitate, Parliament not having sanctioned the agreement referred to. Mr Watney, uiembir for Suney Ka.t, suid as soon as ttie propo cd agreemenc had b^en laid before ParDameut, it was the duty of Mr Gladstone to tranßUiit the details to the colonies. a number of leading capitalists ia France have expressed their wiiliogn:is to eub scribe iUe uum of £8,0C3,C00 towards the construction of the piopotd sccord Suez caual in the event of M. de Lesseps failing to obrain satisfactory terms from England. iHB KRiSNCH UUXKAGHS IN MADAGASCAR. It is rumoured that in cons:quence of the action taken by Admiral Pierre ia proptsing to expel the British Consul at Tamatave, and detaining I he captain and officers ot the Jfciritish man-of-war Dryad, the Jfiench Government luve decided to recall him from the command of the French ilaet in thoLe waters. The gunboat Stanley has been ordered to Mauritius as i.oon aa possible in con.equencd of difSciltie. aiincg between ngiaud end Franc*.

THE LONDON PKiSSOK COLONIAL

BOKKOWING,

The "Standard" this morning has an article upon the attitude of the London money market towards the colonies, aud expresses the opinion that notwithstanding ilie success which has attended the r cent loans of the various colonies, .English capitalists aie not prepared to invest raucli more money in colonial sacuiities, and lhat tlie borrowing powers of the colonies hive for the prt'.OQt reached their limit so far as the London market is concerned.

GENERAL ITBMS. The skip Collinjrove, bound from Lon don to Adelaide, which took fiie yesterday when going down tuc Thames, sustained serious damage. None of the pn engera were injured, though the utmost excitement prevailed. The French troop 3 which recently anived at Saigon, in Lower Cochin China, have been de patched to Tonquin to reiuforce the soldiers there. •

Arrangements are being made for the despatch of English cricketers to Australia. The team will consist entirely of profes sional playeis, aud n expected to Jeave London for trie Antipodes shortly. The steamer Daphne, which sank while being launch; d in the river Clyde, on the 3rd of July, was successful floored yeiter day. One hundred aud twenty-four bodies were recovered.

Mr Bradlaugh is applying for an injunc tion to restrain the Bouse of Commons from preventing his taking the oath required of new members.

Prince Bismarck and Count Ka'uoky, the Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs, will attend the interview which haa b;en a^ ranged to take place between the Emperors of these countries at Gi'itien in Austria.

A commercial treaty has been established between Germany and Spain,

HAVELOCK BAND OF HOPE.

Tin; first anniversary of the Sir Henry Havclock Band of Hope was held last evening in the Alexaudva-strcet school* room, Rev. W. S. Potter in fhe chair. Owing to the length of the programme, Mr Potter postponed his address, and ca'led upon Mr Alexander Weir (secretaiy) to read the report, which wai unanimously adopted. The report was well written, and showed that the Band was progressing satisfactorily. The number of members good on the roll was 107, and the average attendance very fair. In October la^t tne Band affiliated with the Union, and one of the?r members, Master Trenwith, had won the first prize for music. Much of their success was due to the untiring exertions of Mr and Mrs Anderson and several friends. A number of fon^s, pianoforte selection?, and readings were then given in succession, miss Potter presiding at the harmonium, and Mi<s Bettany accompany. lug on the pianoforte. The programme wp3 excellent in oil it' details, Doing entirely free from any sentiment likely to .offend the most fastidious taite. The Union award—a beautifully-bound volume —wrs presented to Alfred Trenwith, and " Silver Songs of Home (the gift of Mr A. Anderson) to Mies Bettany on her first public appearance j>.i a pianiste. The ladies who contributed songs and recita tions were Mesdames Anderson, Bettany, and Willows, and Misses Aley, Battensby, Bettany, Croll, troude, Hanis, and others; a'so Messrs Adams, Caiter, Kowe, Turley, and other friends. Among the more notice^ able items were " The Village Queen," "The Children and the Drin :," "Dead in the Street," "Ye Banks arid Braes o'Bonnie Doon," "Let Each One Learn to Know Himcc'f," "The Recital of the Blind Beggar " (by Miss Janice), "Maiy of Argyle," "<?sk Mamma," and "Tie Palace of tfcc Kins," with chorus. An al, tractive paver, " our Boys," r'.so met with a favourable reception. A most gratiying entertainment closed with the JL/oxology,

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

The usual foitnightly meeting was held last evening, Cr Walker, Mayor, in the cbair.

Waterworks. ly-laws for regulation of the water supply weie adopted, and or ('errd to be published.

Legal -Letters fiom Me:srs Hesketh and B'cbmond, siviug advice re Slator's claim and BracewfU'a case, were read.— Kefeired to the Pirance Coirruittee with power to act. COKKESrONDEHCK,—(I) William Hoilg. eon drew attention to state of road leading into Falcon-slreet. Consideration deferred, — (2) B. McDonald asVed permission to put a crossing over footpath in Gibraltar Crescent. Referred to Streets Committee. —(3; C, J. Kin? wrote asking for im provements to footpath in front of his

property In Hobson Bay Road P» ferrcd to Streets Committee.-(i) Tn>,n Kirby asked that his depo-it (£ oi 2 Cleveland.Htre.t be refunded." Granted ~ (5) A. Macguire wrote, requiting direction as to deposit of earth from Manukau S ; A«rced that surplus earth be t^ken iX 'corner of Falcon-Street.-(6) Ger.il.i n, ! applied for a lO.t. lisht-ofVay t ?Vrcfe j oil' .Brighton Kosd, Refeucd to S 2 I UommHtee._(7) The Acting Under Sco : tary forwarded a circular, statin" that th j Hove of Kepresentstives have called far . return of expense! of last HcensiJ, I elections, end rcqu sting County Council! Ito supply n ces: iry lr formation. Aor« o j i that the requisite la compli- d with Streets COMMIT™.-Th!s Committee rrconjm:nded-(l.) Ke applicitionforlaim, in St. George's Bay KoVd and C S C? that the mattsr be deferred for e-timatJ If cost. (2.) App'xationrefootp th'aAvr street; that it be rep-.red from Manuk at i Koad to Mr L^onaid's house. (3 \ y ? path Gibraltar Cr--cent j that the footmtt be repair d from Mr Clarke's honso to ?h» end house. (4.) C -spit in Gibraltar Crc cent; attcniion of Enc'neer nhoi>M v" directed to it. (5.) Kcp ira to Kail Wa ? street; that the Foreman of Worl<j t bra instructed to effect rep i rs /« Pilvate r "ht-of-way arijo'n-ng Mow'brart house ?n St. George's Bay ; that appli Mnr be requested to place private gate at the entrance. (7) Ke Mclnto-h's complajnt is drr: 'iage of wa er acro-s prcnii:e:; that ar raiiKemcn-1 for iemedying the nuiraoce had been made. (S) Application ftom Mr Gilbert to continu;; foolpath from Mr Fowler's house ti Mr Gill it's, and for level to be ; fixed; that. Coimnitte found part of the . roadway been icmovsd without an. , tin rity for the purpose of forming the path. j way, and consequently no action had Yen , takeo.—The report wai adopted.

Parn*li, tAißjiciNS.-Mr J. Hender.' son wrote slating that he had been Eubject to great anuoyauce from larrikics, and giving names ot offenders.— Agrted ih«t the letter be rewarded ti Serg. Jackson, UVERDBAFT.—Current accounts were pa sed, and it was agreed that the Financa Committee be authoris d to secure a jieces. sary overdraft to meet payment until rates come in.

finance Committee.—The Committee recommended re He3keth and Richmond's account of £85, (1) that two small items be referred back; (2) re application from Soap and Candle Works, that the anm of £2 be paid to the Company without ore. judlce.—Adopted. Gibraltar Crescent. — The Overseer of Works reported that Mr Gilbert had m. moved earth from roadway in Gibraltar Crescent, contrary to directions from the Council. Mr Gilbert who was present, Baid that if he bad done wroDg be would put It right again —Crs regretted that the Council had b en set at defiance in this matter, and it was suggested that Mr Gilbert should lie prosecu'ed. After further discussion the subject was dropped. •mghtsoil Removal.—Tenders wer« received from Mfssra Andrew McEwen. John Mullally, J, B. McDonald, and 8, Stockley. McDonald's tender was accepted for one year. On the motion of the chair, man, it was agreed that the charge for use of the nightsoil cart be 7s 6d per week. Sanitary Inspector.—The Inspector reported that slaughter-houses in.the bo'ough were kept pa s^.bly clean, and that he had given the Grammar School Board nottce to connect with the draina3e system all the hove property within a moatbi He had given Mr Fogie and Mr &, A; Wood orders to abate drainage nuisances,— The report was adopted.

THOUGHT-HEADING.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,— On reading in Saturday's Supple, i MBNT "The Thought-reading Swindle,"and Mr Bishop, tue American conjuror, asking the audience in U. James's Ball to support him in demanding from Mr Labuuchere the payment of £1,000 (laughter) reminds me of the word* of Count Fathom, " who v>aß now convinced that the tons of men preyed on one another, and such was the end and condition of their being." On reference to your file there was published in July 4, 1879, the doings of an American gentle wan (?l who waited upon the Secretary of the Glasgow Infirmary and represented himself as a young gentleman of New York, son ot an eminent lawyer, and godson of Wa hington Irving, who, prompted by a sense of dnly, was travelling the wo;id, and devoting his time and energies to the expo.ure of the delusion called Spiritua'ism—that oily being known to be largely infected with that malady, tie was the doctor who could open the eyci of the infrcted onea that tbey might find their way into the folds from -wlunce they had strayed. This philanthropic expeser got up a public entertainment in aid of tho iunds of the Glasgow Western Infirmary, and the largest hall in that city was crowded to exce s for two nights. The proc;eds amounted to £776. Mr W. J. Bishop only deducted £623 for expenses 1 handing tha Infirmary £153 for their share. If this per« forming ifcturer ever gets a modicum ot £1,000 from Mr L".biuchere, we will quota Hudibras, and conclude " That the pLiuura is as great in being cheated as to cheat."-" Yours, <sic,

J. C. Wilkes.

THE LARRIKINS, THE POLICE, AND PRIESTLEY.

do the Editor.)

Sir, —I am no particular friend ol 1 Priestley's, but in reference to the way in which he nas been treated by some of out i authoiities, I think it is high time come* thins; was said on the subject. We need only refer to last Wednesday uight'a proceeding?, when about one hundred of the OnehongalarrikiDS were allowed toat*' tack the poor, unfortunate man and usS him mo;t shamefully. Had they even felt inclined to have taken his life, they H might have done so, for there was not a policeman en the ground to have jre* vented them. I was an eye-witness to V j the whole affair, and I may state that I have been all over the known world, and I in no part that I have been in yet would • they allow a man to be treated as poor 1j Priestley was treated on that occasion, And respectable citizens who came in nuin- 9 j bers to hear Priestley's revelations were treated almost in the same manner, We call atten'ion to this state of affairs, and. | we venture to say that it i« not only a H thorough disgrace to our police, but to out colony also, to think tnat such things . | are allowed. It was said that Set* I geant Greene, the policeman of One* hunga, was very Ml on the occasion, but such only helps to make the thing look blacker for him, for if such was really,-; the case, why did he (Greene) not: j telegraph into Auckland for one or two., policemen ? for he must have known that I it was necessary to have had one or two there on that occasion ; and lam quite aura - that our honourable Inspector Mr lnoinsoE would have immediately granted the te<. j quest, Xitit r.s it is, it only shows further , proof of the injustice that has been shown j to poor Priestley through all his sorrow.J-i I If Mr Priestley has anything to say as W* j gards injustice inflicted on him or oa others I daring his confinement, he is athbortyto rtoso—our law does not forbid him, butonthe '

other hand, it protects him; therefore, w«, J say he or any one eke may lecture if they wish to do so. It may be said that the ..• poor, unfortunate man is only trying to tell j what wes unlawfully inflicted on him, and ' at the same time to make his way to a new . j and distant land. So we exprer.s a hope that our officials will take measures to prevent any such thing taking place in tha future, not for Priestley's sake alone, buS >■■] for the fake of many others who are being continually annoyed by larrikins,—l ami ; etc., ' Justice,

-r,,' : Printed »nd Published by the Proprietor. ffl«g! ■■' Bbbtt, of Bymonds-Btreet, *' Mb <?«*"• Printing office, Wyndlmm-eireet, in mow. vIBOO of Auckland, New Zealand, W TUESDAY, JBW SX, ÜB3,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, JULY 31

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' TO M O UROW. At 12 o'clock noon. AT ARTHUR'S MAR T ; FROM PONSONBY NUPSHRY (MR W. MASON'S). A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT M"NT OF WELL-GKOWN T«EK3 Will Bili.kd. A'l Carefully Packed r nd De".vored Ono Month from Bay ot Sale, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, At 12 o'clock noon, R. ARTHUR, Salesman, &c. Auckland. TO-MO R R O W. WEDNESDAY, AUGUSI' 1. At 11 o'clock. RETAIL STOCK OF DRAPERY, • MILLINEKY, HOSIKRY, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS, HAS rpcelvcd instructioßs to sell, at hi; Rooms on the above datj, at 11 o'clock, ARKiJVIL STOCK of NEW DRAPERY HOSIKRY. MILLINERY. DRESS MATERIAL, HABERDASHERY CLOTHING, &C., &C. TO-MORROW. PAPAKURA YARDS. THE unilcr.»if!n' d will hold their usual MONTHLY SALE oC CATTLK, SHKKP. HORSES, &C,, On Wednesday next. QUNTSR & NOLAK WANTKU - About 10 D URY COWS, to o&lve In Ootober, "~ FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, HOON. DURHAM YARDS. TO BE LEASED, OA ACRES OF LaND AT EPSOM, /W/W fora t3rm of tnrco yerrs. for grazing purpC3es. This paddock is seoorely fenced, is lnjgood grass, and has a frontage to tho main road. It compU.ea LDt3 No. 36 and 37, Section 10. and adjoins Mr Cleghorj's property. Is suit able for a butcher or dairyman. HUNTS*. & NOLAN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. DURHAM YARDS. HORSES, BUGGIES, BROUGHAMS, 'BUSBES, HARNESS, &C, &0., &C. THE undenigned have received instruc tion a from Mr George C:ok, ft sell, at tho Durham iarde, on 1 id • nrx, at 10.30 sharp, THS WHOIBi O? THE LIVK AND DEAD STOCK, NOW W USK AT HI3 LIVKRY fc-TABLKS. consl.ttng of— 8 Hor3:?, 1 Brougham 1 Double-seatJd «ng,jy 2 Single-seated Boggles 1 Cab, 1 'Bus Hsrncts.sadr" 3and Bri<"es Whips, Carriage LamrJ,So. The s»'9 Is Impera''ve on ace 'Unt of eipiia (lon of leas'), i.'very Stable ki ;pers and othe j will have an opporturity ' j putcia j.araly j b met with. At 10.30 sharp. HUNTER & JNOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. jj^Oß SALE, at the Durham Yards, JL 1 every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER <fe WOLAN. W, 8, OOOHHANSJ [JAS. DACBB MONDAY, AUGUST 6. At 12 o'clock, By older of the Mortgaged fIOTJSJts AND SHOP, PUKEKOHE, ITiHB Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, J- Fort-street, on Monday, 6th August, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 3, subdivision lot 67, section 1. Pukekoho West, 60 feet frontage by 181 feet deep, situated near tha Railway Station, with DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP erected thereon, now occupied by Mr Patrick White.. SAMUEL, COCiiKANE & SON, Ancticaeen. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1883. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOOH. By order of the Transferee of Mortgagee, npHE undersigned has been favoured with I. Instructions to sell by pnblio auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on Friday, the 10th day of August, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, being part of a block of land called Whaka nokncko, situate at Queen's County, Coromandel, containing one acre (moro or less), with all tho r;ght3 and appur tenances thereto belonging, being the property of Mr Edgar Douglas White. Conditions of sale and a plan of the property may now be seen at the office of, and full Infor mation may be obta'ned from the nndoraigned, or fro mllesara Laishley and Jackson, eolicitors, AuckKwC tf. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Auckland, July, 1883. Laibhle*1 & Jackson, Solicitors, Auckland. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3,1883. BY OEDEK OF THB BEGISTBAR OP THB SUPREME COURT OF MEW ZEALAND, NOETHEBN DISTRICT, AT AUCKLAND. THE undersigned has been favoured with lnßtrnotlona to all. at his Mart, Quoon-atrtot, Auckland, on FUday, 3rd August, Bt 12 o'olook neon, by Order ol the f.eglatrar ol •ho above-named Court, ALL THAT PIBCB OR PARCEL OF L4NU In the PABI3H ot TUAKAU. County ol Eilen. containing by admeasurement flfty one acres (moro or less), being Parts of Allot ments threa and five of tho s&id Parish', with all the tights and appurtenanoes thereto belonging. Foil particulars may bo had, and a plan ol the property may be seen, at the office of Messrs Ijalsbley and Jeckson. Quean-street. Anok!ard; and also at tbe office of tht undersigned, whore the conditions ot Bale may be Been, Dated 26th July, 1883. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, THE REMUERA YARDS, FOR- SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, Augast 2, at 1 o'olock. Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat Cattle, from Matamata, Cambridge, Awltu, and Waltara Fat and Store Sheep and Piga Wanted to Purchase, A TEAM OF WORKING OXEN. ALI'KEO BUCELABD. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. XUE HAYMARKET. lilOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Frl J? next. August 3, ex MacGreftor, from tht Waltara, O/l BUPEBIOB MKDIUM »nd HKAVX 24 DU JDBAUGHT HORSES. The above are First-class Stook, ana may bt wen at my paddock »t onehunga. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B TOMKS.] [R. C, CABK.] [V, D, TOKKE AT AN EARLY DATE. BS BAJBT LOTHIAN. FROM LONDON. SUPERIOR EBONIZED SUITES IN VBLVBT AND TAPaSTRY. Old English Oantoets, Oak Dining Boom Enlte. Walnut DrawtaKroom Bultes in Tape3try and Pmsh Toilet Tables, Davenports, Vhatnots, Moblo Btadta. too TaWes, Card Tables, a ico. co,, tto. The Auctioneer -woulfl tccolally c nil attention to the above Bale at Knonlzod and Walnut Vox nltnre. whloh will be openea up In a tew days • and from the TemMkß In Consignee's latter, oan oonflaently recommend It tor quality, Btylo, and finish, Ife S, TONES & CO., Bi . Auctioneers,



:i- ■ ■■■ ou .. \ THURSDAY, AUGUST 2. SHIPS SrOKES. SHIPS STOKES. Ex Fast Lotiij vn, PRESERVED POTATOES, RICF, SALT, SPLIT PE£S, FLO UK, Till" \CLE, VINEGAR, MSA.T. BEER, OLD TOM WHISKY, BRANDY, SHERKY, And. On Account of Whom it Hay Concern, 2 HIIDS. MARIAN'S AL", AISP, 5 TONS OATMEAL 15 CASES GOLDEN SKRUP. And nWK. PACKAGES SEI-F-FITIING 010 CANDLES VESTAS, TrEiCLK, RKD HKRKINO.3 CANARY AtSD-HEMP SKKD NUT 3, TW !K RDM, ALE, I TOUT, B. NDY WHI-KY, GKN&7.4, L. RT (SBC,, &C, t SO, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, TUESDAYS. IHi! HAYMAKKKT. S\le of wool, sheepskins: HIIMC3 AND TAULOW, BMh Tuesday, at 13 o'aiock, AWf&KD BDOKI &.SIJ, THK HA-i MARKET T>EGULAK SALES OF lIaY AND LV straw KACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 11 o'clock, ALFRED 1511 ('X LAND. Nurserymen- THK PLANTING MS& THK PLANTING SEASON. &9Pf SEASON. WILLIAM MASON, PONSONBY NUKSKKIKB. In consoquoico of retiring from business, w'll oiler tue whole of his mnuulflcu-1 stock at very low prices. A GKNUINIi) CLKAHI:sS OUT. TUE LAS! SISjSON AT TilK I'ONSONBY NUR=KKIE4. INSPECTION INVITKD. AU Fruit and oihir workeii Truss true to name, being worksd from Inrite ttancUrd Fruit bearing Troea Rro-wiuu on the place, uud COußiailnK cf the Lament nud Cholceßt Collection of FRUIT TRKKS. SHKLTKR AND ORNA MKNTAL T.HKhS aNU SHKUBS. FLOWKRING PLANTH. HK-B I, ROUTS, &0. MO Varieties of the Very Rest AFPIiKS, Worked on Norchirn Spy and Majetin Stock. oars. Moms, Peichea, Arricota, Figs. Grapeai Nectarines, i.oqnats, Uuavas, Qalnoes, Medlars, Cnrrann, booßeborrlev, \ uratißes, Lemons, &c, &o. Oaks, Abli. Oriental Piano, and Poplar, suitable for street planting. CAMEtLiAB from Is uiiwards; Azallas from par dozen. Hedge Plants at lowest rrices—Qulok, African Box-thorn, Obareo, Kinviunns, iilgustrum ('hlnonßia and Vulgan). ROSES (150 •, arieties), all worfeecl. »nd of the very choicest cjilection, to ba sold nt 4a per dozen, or 25s per hundred. WILLIAM MASJN. mHE PLAJNTING SEASON, ISS3. JAMES MASON, PARNKLL NUKSERIICS. AUCKLAND. Begs to Inform Intending Planters that he has now ready for the sl;is<,h tuo LiKGlCal' and CHOICKIT ASSOK'IMKNT of aHKbThßand FORKS! TI.KKB, OHNAM-CNTAL A'''J FLOWKRINH hH«UBB, Jto., &o , ha hai ever offered to the Public, oonaistiug of— HHKLIER AND FORK6T TkEKS, PIMOB, &C. Fruit Trsks—Apples, on bllKhM-roof stooko. 190 varieties; Peara, JO varieties ; Plum*. 60 Vt.rletla3; PeaohO3, E0 varlotled; AprloiHs, Oherrles, Figa, Niclarinea, Grai.es, Loqnats, Guavas, ' Currents, Gooseberries, Straw berries, &0,. &o. Upwards of 10,000 Oiut-tjkh, 22 varieties, In oln'Mm; ell ihe tost and neweat varlotloa iut'ortuoed njr Chas. Moore, Kaq., from Spain. Lemons, Citron, and Shaddock Ornamental and Flowering Shrubs, Stovo and Greonhonsn Plants Forna ned Uecoiatlv? riant;! Reddlr.K and Floworing »'lams Hedge Quloke African Sox Thorn, SloeaKnus Olearla Prlve% to. Bulbs and Tuberoses-rooted Plants; Roses, 175 varieties; Carnations and Plcoiees, 60 varle.ias; fco,, &.C. So. Herbs loots, and Hortlcu''nral Requisites &c Garden and !/;o .vor S^eds. Orchards and Gentlemen's Gardens laid out and attended to by Praotiiwl Gardoners. Descriptive Catalogues on applloatlon, J. M. bega to nill attention to hla splendid Btock Ot ACACIA IJKOURRBNS (the true Black Wattle) ho hasnowon hand, naruborlng many tLouoands. II WjII thrive in almost any kind of boU, »ud wPI prove good lnve:<tmert and should ba planted expensively. It is eatl mated that upwards of £25.000 Is annually cent out of this colony for lim pmchaso of Its bark for tannlnK uurposos. Cataloguea can be had of G. n. T«ver>, Queen street ; and on npplioatloa at the Parnell Nur series. Business .Notices. REMOVAL. J. F. MACINTYRK AND CO. (THK AUSTRALIAN VINEGKOWiftta COMPANY) beg Bl'-iceiely to thank the public for the patron age they live receive'l 9itce commenolnz bualnesa In Auck'and, r.i.d wish to make known that they hiva RumovkD to more commo dious premises in BSORTLAND BTKKKT. next Winks and Hal', ard oppoa\e the Auckland Club, where, la addition to the Australian Wine Business, t")ey will carry on the baeincß] of General Wine ti<i spirit Merchants. Inoon- Bequenoe o' J. F. IJachitvre having taken his brother (Mr Alox-nfier Msclntjre) Into psrtner ahip, the business will in future In ourled on unoer the Btjloor firm of Ma nintyre Brothers and Co., and they noon to oontlnue to receive the patronnee hither-o beatowed, MACINTYRE BROTHKK3 AND CO. will Import direct from thn BKST DIBTILLKRS at Home, snd from FIRSr-OuASS BOTTLEKH OF MALT LIQUORS, whloh will enable them to supply the i;cat Brands of Wines Spirits, Malt Llqnora, Sec . at moderate prici-a. They will also keep on band >he celebratid Helldon Spa Water. Tiey particularly wish to call the attention of the publio to the fact that the class rf Australian Wines they ko«p have ourled off many gold Medals tit the Bordeaux Exhibition, as also at Sydney, Melbourne. c<jd Adolaldn. Some of the a. such *a Pori, Sherry, Claret (Noa. 1 and 21, and Verdellho.aro specially recommended for medical purposes. The publio may at all times rely on finding a ohoioe selec tion of these nnsnrpasned Wines ia Stock. PrlcoLlflton application. jyrEW t>o;ndbd gTOKJ&a, LOWBR ALBERT-3TUEEX. J.O.FIRTH deßlte3 tD • itimatj to rmpotters. | Merchants, and the PnbUo generallyi that h's ! Large and Capacious Concrete premises . ' Lower .-3tr6?, ooialßt'.ng ot lour fUtJ, I Cipable o: Btorlnß 5,000 tons ol merchand'sa ARK NOW OPaN for the re. Apt of Goods. Thobacament floors ara espejla'ly adapted for tho keeping of wines, spirl' i, faults, and oil men's atores, &o. The promise are fitted up with a powerful hyuraulio lift, and aupp ed with every possible conve ecoe for the con duct andaeapatoh of bus' .cjs. Tho Store will be under the management of Mr Jambb Kdmiston, as Roafled Warehouse kr;p3rt wh'ch t*ie propielDr believes wiU be a guarantee that all buslne.rj will be truasactctl to the entire satlnfnctlo:. of the mercantile pubUc. Lowe« Current Ratea. a 0 MRm Proprietor. Anoklacd, Juno 11. 1883 /^RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED VJT STORE, FOKT-SrHBEI. The Commeroisl Pnblio are Informed that this bond Is now c rried on under the the dlreo tlon of Mb Louis I'lemming, who has for several yeara boen engaged in the Warehouse, and Is Intimately acquainted with the wishes and requirements or nil tho en burners. Importers may rely upon every oare and attention being given to their 1 iterests. WM. S. GKAHAMK. ISTo MORE DAMP HOUSES. rpERRA >"(OTTA. -T ERRA nOTTA. 1 ERRA~V>OTTA. 1 ERRA~"V>OTTA. No more damp houses need bs built i£ peoplo will use my Imperishable Red or Buff Terra- Cotta, Pressed Faclns Bricks, or, better etill my White Enamelled or Glazod Facing Brick, which rain or moiaturo Cannot affect. I can supply the Enamelled Brick in various colours, aa might be required. It ia now well known that Terra-Cotta cannot bo surpassed, or yot equalled, by any other known building material. Samples may t)Q eeen at the Pottery, or will be forwarded on application to any person requiring tho same. G. B O V D , KEWTON POTTERY, TEE BAKINU~tOWD~MU parexcellancc "is""" "*" AIOKIN'S CRATED BAKIXG POWDER. " Tho Most Economical," "YleUs moro Yeast Gpi." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alum. In tlnß at Is Bd and 2a 6d, Special Prlco wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Qubsn-BXBKBT,



j Tea Moi I r\ b Mum a rf^ 35 * >p^k hk 8 I IVI \d? m » i • wsbbb & Co. DRINK OUR pURE JIENDBD fEA 11 has No Equal for Truo Natural Flavour, Value, and Strength. PRICES 2/-, 2/4, 2/8 ST 3/-, 3/4, 4/- - 1-lb. and J-ib. Packets. HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson is a Professional Tea Taster and Blonder." AWARDED COLD&SILVER MEDALS. pLSON. ffOATE & (Jo. TEA KISERCHAHTS, CHRISTCKURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. VGENYS-EVEfiYWHEfiE.



chants. Nelson, SVloate & Co/s SPECIALITY BLEND. QUEEN-STREET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clc-tiiing Factory. I



Unapproached in Quality and Cheapness aie the TEAS BOLD US ROBERT 2TE.AXi. IT may not bo universally known that without Advertising, Tickotinpf, or Puffins, ROBERT NEAL has obtained In « few years tho Larokst Retail Sales ok Tkas In tlio Province of Auoklond. This tact ia unmistakcablo proof of tho PURENESS and SUPERIOR QUALITY of the TEAS SUPPLIEO. A3 tho result of forty years' Kngllsh and Colonial cxpcrlenco in tho trade, and by caroful solootlon of tho bost of tho various growths of INDIA and CHINA TEAB, ROBERT NEAL ia nblo to Bivo his Customers EXTRAORDINARY VALUE. The Blend of Tea at Is. Ida. 1S "TB^Ki pr, Q e. The Blend of Tea at 2s. 10±" * 7i£?£££Z*. The Superior Quautv of tho Teas sold by RonERT Neal aro so solf-ovidont to thoso who havo trlod them, that no scientific analysis la necessary to proclaim their Gonuino Purity and Excellence. Theatre Royal Buildings, Queen and Victoria Streets, Auckland. I~_" '- ' __1_~" v ■ : ' " - Drapery, *&c. FIRE • R^fTi FR'P '* ( fSf^PREMISES COMING DOWN Imperative Clearing-Out Sale OF READY-MADE CLOTHING And MEN'S MERCERY. ggp*On account of the great fire next dock ami of OUR PREMISES COMING DOWN, we are obliged to SACRIFICE Our Large & Well-assorted Stock of Clothing AT HOME COST ! Remember, as wo aro not ablo to secure othor Promises in Qiioen-strcot, wo aro bound to CLEAR OUT OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT ANY SACRIFICE. Wo aro not Koing '° England, but aro bound to vacate our present shop, and aro bound to Clear Every Line in ONE MONTH. Our Stock comprises every requisite in Men's, Boys', and Youths' °* our wo'^ known Superior RcildV-ninde Clptllillg. Every Article hna been polcctcd with tho greatest regard to Durability, combined with Good Workmanship and tho Latest Stylo. NOTE THE ADDRESS:— JS E?W 91 A< QllPPtt SfrPPt Far '"Z „ L&WI] L% HUeeil QHCLI, Buildings. N.B.—Established since I860.) | (Sale commences 23rd dune.



Qunsmitn. GrUNSI y-UNSI QuNSI SHOOTING SEASON, ISB3, 10 SPORT3MKN. D. EVI T T GTJNMA XX E, 3M. UUHKN-ETRSKT. AUCKLAND, Opposite tvio City Market, Offera FOR dALB, at Unusually Ijow Pjloesi— jggSsiSHb. Double Breeoh- J^V^---Wi Double Muzzle sds? r~'7#&22gX lOH.i'nijGnnß t\^ Jip'SlfflP^ loading Gunß \\h'-' 'tT Curtis and Hirvej'B Dia- Jx\yj -' - fe*"^ mond Qnnpowfle: gp?~y ~ 1 \ Plaon, Wliks & Laurence fl^^SoJ*»'L!»i».l Alliance eropov7der WT'lsH F*i waikor' s' pßrkOTandco>'t jl ISl^r™ * Newcastle Ch'.tloa Shot lfer<sHl^ Kloy's Cartridges and Car- Wk Ws\"A\ trlduo Caef i Kit Wr*** Klej b Caps and Wadding KE p(l Lonhin^ Machinoj, Ko-oap- Mm Jwl pers. tea. Bi * Powder Flasks and Shot Pouohee ? ! Game usgi and Gun Cases hi Air Gaiß. Elf Gun work of every kind done on thi Hit Premlßt3, Workraonßhlp Unenrpaißed A'i' In the Colony, and Prioes Re&Bonable Isfc Kstabllahed BfiT. Oppobitk thb City Markkt. Insurance. t>EDU O'i'iUff W trihiL KATE?, BKW ZEALAND IfIBUitANOB COMPANY. CAPITAL I)N« MILLION STBRLINU FI 51 &ii>lit ■ -tea the uiuM I IijBKAL TT.r.-A:. PUOMP) 61. !' r iftMBNTa. OKOOD»*St' BKOOR'.TI, > K<y P. PIKRCK Manager. / 10VKRN 'wFNT I ABB. IMoU n- CiVi. Head Ofitic PROVLNCIAL BU. .'IXG . Wellington The Onlit Nbw Zealand Lip; (>mCB, GOVKENMKNT SECURITY. MUTUAL INSURANCE. LOWKST PRKMIUM3, The Ordinary Branch Offora nn Inuuranco ol £1200 at the premium charged elsewhere for £1000, equivalent to An Immediate Bonds of £HOO, In addition to Full Participation in Profltei Workman's Insurance Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, wrr". IX PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. "B» PRKMIUMS PAYABLE WKBKLY, For which a Collector will call. SPKCIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies ot £20 and Upwards, attor Three Years, can be surrendered for Cash, or for a Free Policy. Liberal Regulations. NOTE.—The Government not only brings In surance within the reach of noarly every man woman, and child In tho community, but pro vtlea tho description of policy and mode of pay maot beat suited to the requirements of each. V M. liUCKIE Commissioner liimel &C Gtbound Lime, ground iamb, FOR SALE.3 SOUTHGAT E'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULI GROUND ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors Cellars, etc. (roxt to stono flagging is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting dualities). For tanks and othor wet work i Is a flrst-olass matoria B, KE A N E, ~S~O~L E AGB NT, CUSTOM-HOUSK-STKKBT.



New Tona. "INDIA AND CHINA TEA I WAREHOUSE," No. 95, VlCTuhlA-avKKKT. 1«A PRI< < rUKKKNTI ""VERYKICH DEEP UROWN TEA," A r iin'jlnatloii of hoiiih nf tho IlmMt, the at ..uncut, curt tbo richest fl-iv-ourert Teas Imported. My aim with ttilß Ten is to havo Bomotti'nn fl for nnyono'fl 1 table on anj oor -Mon. I'BICK. OS. PjCK POU.tD. "FAMILY MIXTURE," A most pconomlo blgh class FRtnlly Tea, both the India and China tolnu *oluoted with groat care bo mi to seonroflrst-orop Tea from the bet-known Rrowtliß. well manipulated leaf, ripe In tha cap, and tharouKhly and soundly cared. PRICK, 2?. 6 Dt PSB POUND "TEA EXTRAORDINARY," This Ton has attained a popularity and I7lda olronlktloii, which Is only oompatable with close Htudf and attention to the tastos of a large olaas of the Roaeral com munity. PHICK, 2»» PKB POUNR sPLKNDm " DARJEEHNG. FLAVOURED MIXTUKE," (JuAKANTKaU A HtB«D CF eOHK INDIA AND CniNA T«AS. PRICK, JB. gl). PICK PODND. In the Onp this Tea Is a rrarvol of, oheapneso. GUAKANTEHD PDBB OHOICK KIRHT CROP BKOKKN LKAF 11 PANYONG CONGOU." Prloe, JS. gD.porlb. " PURE CHINA TEA SIFTINGS," With oapllal bcly and flavour. J4.U. PKR POUND. GENUINE INDIAN TEAS, In Orlßlnal PaokaKes, from la. (id. per pound. FEEDK* WHITEHEAD, TEA IMPORTEB, 95, VICTOKIA.-STKEJKT, AUCKLAND. ; TEA. i SKILL in the art oE combining the growths of INDIA and CHINA i 3 far from common; long experience in Sorting and propel' facilities for Mixing aro not always fit tho command of tho , dea'er in Tea. The beat Teas in tho i cup are tha i'uoduct op many sokts. i wonty years' knowledge of tho trado enables tho Sub3cribor to place the very best value at tho service ot liln Cus tomors. Very inaoh oxtended areas of cultiva tion, and quicker means of ttansit, havo lossoncd considerably tho lii'Bt coat of nil Tons. Tho amount of duty is Id. per l\ on all sorts and qualities. The vkky i finest varieties aro now sold by tbo Subscriber at lower prices than ever. SEVEN POUND BOXES o£ Puro Indian Tea for twenty shillings. SEVEN POUND BOXES pf Blondea Tea (of extraordinary merit), fifteen shillings and sixponco. SIX POUND TINS of Family Tea, eleven shillings each (cash), TWO POUND TINS of Unrivallod Tea, four shillings each (cash). ROBERT" REW, City Tea Makt, VIOTOEU-STBKET.



Ironmongery. i T.&S.MOIUUiS&CO., LI^IIED, j IMPOKTKKS OF ENGLISH aUd AMEKICAM HAKDWAKE (OF EVKRY DESCHIPTION), AGKIOULTUKft.L IMPLEMENTS and MACUINEUY, T. & S. MOii UIM & Co. direct attention to the'v Extensive (Stock of HARDWARE, Purc"'aLOil for Cash from loading English anil American Manufacturers. I FURNISHING IRON MONGERY. Highly-finished Leamington Ranges. Sizes in stock—3 feet, 3 feet 3 inches, 3 feet C inches, 3 feet 'J inches, -1 feet, 4 feet G indies, and 5 feat. Superior Leamington RangOfl, with Tile lined Uoviuus, .and ISrigut Mountings, feet, 4.1, feet, unit 5 feot Leamingtons, with Solid-welded Hiyh-proasure Boiler, suit able for large families, hotels, and dining-rooms, &c. LaKGE ASSORTMENT OV Smith & Wkllstood's Cohking Stoves, comprising—The Little World, Mistress (with or without Boiler), Mistress (open fire), Trafford, Enchantress, new Princess li in press, &c., &c, Coal brookdale Knnses (all sizes), Open Fire Kanges(with Dven and Boiler), Colonial Ovens, C'unp Ovens, Kcosiue Cooking Stoves. Marble Mantelpiece?, Enamelled Slate do., Tile-lined Register Stoves, Tile Hearths, Brass, Bronzed, Steel, and Nickel-plated Fenders and Kire Irons, Fire-iron Rests, &c. Enamelled Iron Lounge Baths, Painted Iron Lounge Batha, Galvanized Iron Baths, Hip and Shower Baths, Hand some Toilet Sets (a larpc stock), Round and Oval Gulvanized Tubs, Wood . Tubs, &c. MANGLES. Just arrived, :i Shipment of Superior Mangles, all fizes. American " Potman " T'lble Mangles, Universal and Eureka Clothes Wring ing Machines, Champion Carpet Sweopcia. XYLONITE DRESSING COMBS, In "Coraline," "Salmon," &C. flair Brashes, C'otliesßrushes. &c,Feather, Dusters, Cindie Shades, Wax Tapers, 'Japer lioldurs, Horn Sugar Scoops, lione and Ivory Napkin Kings, Epg Poachers. Universal and .Nursery Stoves, assorted sizes, Twisted Wire Sponge Baskets, Champagne and Sodawater Taps, Derby Cement, Bird Cage.", Breeding Cages, Parrot CJa-jcs. STEIiL TKaVKLLING TRUHKS, T. & S. MORRIN & CO., LIMITJJD, ole Agents for Milner's Thief a Fire proof Safes and Boxes, 1 On Hand: A LAKGK ASSORTMENT OF SAFJJS AND BOXES. Also, 1 Milnor's Strong Holdfast Door and Framo, 6 feet 6 inches x 2 feet 6 inches. 1 Milner's First Resisting Door and Frame, each 6 feet x 2 feet G incbea, and 6 feet 6 Inches x 2 feet G inches, BUILDERS& CABINET MAKERS' HARD WARE. A large and varied stock of Builders, and Cabinetmakers' Hardware, English and American, of every description, WILL UPEN IN A FEW DAYS, A choice assortment of Gilt and Nickel* Plated Drawer and Cabinet Handles, Gilt and N.P. Escutcheons, In great variety, Cabinet Hinges and Fittings. ENGINEERS' & BLACK SMITHS'TOOLS AND FITTINGS. Steam and Water Cocks, Wheeltop-Valves, Oral Top Gland Cocks, Water Gauge Cocks, Mango Cock up to 2 inches, Steam Whistles, Pressure and Vacuum Ganges, Gauge Glasses Tallow Cups, Ratchet Braces, Drilling Machines, Screwing Machines for Bolts and ftuts, and Pipe, &c. T. & S- MORBIN & CO limited, WHOLESALE & RETAIL IRONMO&GitUS & SHIP CHANDLERS, QUbHN & B'GH STUBBTS, AUCKLAND, HOWORTH'S PATENT REVOLVING I VENTILATORS,



Horticultural. ) 30 VARIETIES ov >«MEIUCAN POTATOES, [ §%■;; ;. ■■' If-1 SCOK/.U.-. K\IA. Illustrated O;i.liiloi,'un »n application. Lapatono ICidneys, -SuttonH Flour Balls, Breeaes'sProUlic, Ulvio Derwent Saed Potatoes at lowest market ral .s. THOMAS E/TKA OMAN & CO., 175, (iueon-slreot, Coachbuildors, &c. Cousins & 4tkin, DKSKJNKI'S AND KUILUBKS OF ENHLIH. AMKKI.aN, FIIKNCH, AND ANI OTHttli STVI.iS OIT CARKIAO^S. KSTABLISHED 18" BO VS1 V E L'O CI FED ES, 225. j PKRAMBULATOKS, 165.; NVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Whole salo and Rotail); BABY SLEEPING CARRIAGES; Also, BICYCLKS (best Englich jaake), ROCK ING HORSK3 &a k. aniTersow, parramatta-etrekt.sydnky, Awarded Four Prizo Medals. Business Notices. •fi P E A V O X, I „ OPTICIAN HAS IN STOCK SPKCTACLRS AND EYE GLASS KS of every description. AN AconitATK Fit GUARANTEISDi Compound Microscope.'; & Tklescopes, Poworful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, 'riranMOMETEHS, JCLKCTUIO IIKI.FS. BATTEMK3, AND FITTINOB, Maß»ioto R'.cctrlo Muchtnoa and Medical Colls. OPEHA OLASSKH, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MAIUNIC GLASSES, Thsodolitks, compasses, Sextants, Bpiri Hydrometors, Paccharomotorß, Ballnomctcra, Argentoinotore, &c. &0., &o AOBatT FOR .."V-YLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE TiTii POST.OFFICE, SHOKIIiASD-fITIMSBTi J. B« BLAI XI E, VICTORIA-S'l .IKKT, IMPORTKH ( iT RVlnliKUiV a b'URNJSH IN.' IRONMON^KIHT UlßErr from Manm;tj.oti'keb*. H.-.ii lor Halt, *t Li»v «*»»•- OarDsnT )r>i To :1a Nails, Lookß, Hinitss Kttohoi. Kr.ncre LarßontStnotlr. Auokl-i'.d Marhlo. Klc'nro-I'latn. Curb v.<l ./.f.sr Fenders GnlvaniK"' Iron. Shep> !.e.('., ■vml siar 8l»to Oinonl, Mid I'lnstsr r'urrio-' ■ vitk IHKICIC DOORS ADOVB "fITAH" OrFIOB. MKROUANTO ACCOUNT BOOKB. iNBUBiNCB AND MHIIMB RBOIRTEB BOOKS BrKCIALTA' UULBD AND BOCWD. MUBIO. Manartnes, Public Libraries and Snndaj MUBio, "'""^nQj^'Bookg we il bound. BAKKRS BPKOIAL RULKD DAT BOOK?. Bibles Prayer, ard Hymn Boola Ke-bound. AND AND OHOIR MUSIC BOOKD Formosso in Morto. XTEW ZEALAND FERNS J3I (Unmounted, or Taßtotully Monntod in various ways). From 12 up to 120 Varloties, j' Fon Sale hy EKIC CKAI6, PRINCKa-STRKKT. rpHE KIVEKSDALE MABUPACTUK j WJ ' "O, ILIMITitDi TANNKRB, OUBBIKR». Kti.I.I.MONWKKS IMPOKTKHS OB1 KNGLISI!. AMERICAN, AND FORKION L wArHKKS, GBINDKRY, HH^K MKROKBY, TOOLS AND ALL THK HICQUISITiiS OS' TBB BOOT AND SHOK TRADEB. Xho B. M. Co. (LlmitoiJ) have now on hand and to arrive, a Bplnndld assortment, and fl-at rato valno In " Colonlnl Solo. Kip, Calf, KpHt ■Brown and lilnrk Unrness Leathorp, So., &0 ALSO, Flrst-rato value In Fronoh and Kiißllih Call Calf Kid, Patent Calf, Amerloan Huff Split, Knamel, Kast India Kip, &0., &o. Maohlne SllUn, Maohlno Threads, 'irlnflery, Tools, and Shn« Mercery of nil donorip tlons, CASH BUYERS OF lIIDK9. SKIN 3, WOOL. avSTd^^ c. 1 a.^^WSr. SiOrnJar CoFFEK! CWFEItI C^OFFEBI .>. O. isKOWK, DUUHAM-STRKKT, AUCKLANDi FLOU); MH.LKK AND VV'i R ."PICK MRKCHANT, Has AtwiY.- ON Hano and k"O8 i ALE FLOUR, In siiokn, liii'ii, *ndso'ti, "lilue"brand LOUR. Insao'c 009, vi 4 s'J's, " .i>t" brand j BRAN AHl> SHARPS | RAW AND ROAfITKD COFFKK ! PKPPEH ANL) 3PIQBS. In tho matter of COFFEE, theattentlon the Public Is oallod to the excellence of my brands, and a trial BOllolted. The Mixtures are oomposed only of the Best Plantation Coflfeo and the Beet Chloory procurable, and may be characterised thus— , " Kaglo" (n:y beat braniii, ccnrl: pare outfea "Ship" find "Canio1.," medium coffees of groat strength and flavour "Castle" and " Laopurci," low mefilnm and oommon ooifees. To lovers of rosily flco CofToo, I strongly re oommend the "Kaglo," but v thosouoral taeta Medium coll'uoa are fonnd to bo most aooeptable, ' aad I say, therefore, TRY THK SHIP BIiAND TRY THK CAMHL i3Rr.!i) Proouratlo tiom all Merohantu and Store keepers, loose, and in tins, Mr. <„ 281ba,, Hlbs., 71ba., Olhf., libs., ha., and lib. > pOVFBS rtOFFKB f\O»VSS \



urapery, etc ] MEN'S TROUSERS TO MEASURE, 13a Cd. • MKN'S SUITS TO MKASURK, C 2 15s. 1 1 Tho IMMENSE BUCCKS3 which has attended ■ tho I i New Zealand Twkkii Company .: since opening, enables them to J MKASURK AT TUIC AHOVK PRICKS. | JOSEPH MOSEK, MANAGER __Sew<ji/ Vt'U'-n;yjQßi BI SPECUL '^^^^fe^V APPOINTMENT. [ESTABLISHED 1855.] BUY, ONLY THE CKLKBRATKD j /domestic) \ MACHINES. / The Easioei" Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. JAKGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Th only Sewing Machine which has never been beaten in competition. Sole Aoknts in New Zkaland i SKAKKSPKAU S: CO., Quoen-s CO , opposite *ie Markot, Giasa and Earthenware. X X C THIN A, GLASS, .AND J EARTHKNWAEK. JJOYLAN AND fJIANWKt' D' Dihect Importers Of Every Deaorlrtlon of CHINA, GLASS, AND KARTBKNWAKB. 174, Qukkn strrkt, a few doors belOW Auckland t<avingß Hsnk (opposite D. ■ by-atrc3t). y;;K LAUGK.iT. UaKAfsST, AND tfa, BEST ASSORTMENT T£S NSW ZEALAND. NKW GOODS, . From Bomo of tho fciat EnKlißh, French. Gorman, and A TF'.-C n Manu'aotorles, conttint'y arrlvlnp;. N.B.—Wholesale awi Retail, X X I CHINA. | rPHI CHEAPES'J' BEST ASSORTMENT OF 2 CROCKERY, CHINA, AND 3 GLASSWARE, X O IS AT G. BIiOWNI NG' S, a H 267, QUEEN-STREET (NEAK MAEUST ENTRAKCE). Estab^slicd ISCS. "1 FANCY GOODS. j Conveyances nft 1 M X T A B L X, BAINJBEIDUK'S 'BUSSM, From Union Bank—22 minutes past the hour *nd 23 mlnntoa to the honr. Krom The Thhek Lamps-7 mlnnlea to tho hoar, and evory hoar. Night Tim's from Town—J-past B, }-paat u> and J-iif.ci It. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach - 7 mlnutos rnict 9. 7 mlnuteo past 11, 7 mlnnto past t, 1 minute' past 4, 7 mlimtes past 6. 7 minutes pah' 6, and '23 minutes to 8. From MDMii.v Bbach—4.3o a.m., P.is a.m. 10 15 » m,. t <n 2, t tn 1 t to 5 •Ti ■ lir rs! Hi iff 1 I'AHk . J* i,ORTfI Arch IIUI -1,1! a m • J.fC am Had) IJK S) a Ipm «.W p.m S,<s p i/i Le *« National Back— m "ij.ia & m ll.Mla m in Miiim l.ipm M 9 p m Kxospl Tnes ls>« anfi Thursdays, trfcen ibt from Auckland »ni 10,80 Irom Asylum will so to r ..l from th* Whan J. KELLY'S (late C. Codlin1. • coaOH Leaves OnohnoKi— Leaves Auckland— 8.30 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 10.30 tt.ro, H. 15 P.m. 1 ii.m. 3.i5p.m. 2.80 p.m, 4.30 p.m. Saturday night— Batnrday night— 8.30 o'olook U o'clock BUGGIES and Carriaßes for Hire at the Kxohange Hotel Stables, t'rlncos-Btrort, Onchunra. W. KELLY. Proprietor. 0 uLUS'S WEEKLY TIME-TABLE. Loavo Onohunga i Leave Auokland I - 8.0 a.m. 9.15 a.m. g 9.0 a.m. ll.Cla.m. g 3 9.30 a.m, 1.0 p.m. 2 ? 10.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. O wo 12.15 p.m. J.Op.m. £ fc» 1.30 p.m. 5.0p.m, i-« H £ 1.0 p.m. 6.0 p.m. • M P" S.'.il) p.m. 7.0 p.m. S H SUNUAYS! w i 11.30 a.m. 2.0 p.m. s *• 4.0 p.m. G.op.m. Mondnys nnd Mondays and Satu£davs« L G d^ii^; Saturdixva.J^ p.m. 'ra'ELiSFUONJS il^E OF KOYaL 1 MAIL COACUK3. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE, NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIMK-TAISLK : WINTER MONTHS, The Lake coaoh will, on and after Ist May, 1833, and until further notice, run to the follow ing Time table I- Leiivo Post-cfflce, Dovonport, at 9.30 am. and 4.20 p.uii Leave Takapuna aohoolhouao at 10.30 a.m. and 6.16 p m. Sundays (leather permitting), loavn Foit ollloo at 10.23 am. and 3 p.m. Leave Takapnna at 11,30 a.,m. and S p.m, y. J. QUICK. Proprietor ripELEGKAPH LINK OV COACHES. LIVEKY AND BAIT STABLES, Kibkwood and Lake Street, Cambridge Waikato, New Zealand. VV. K. CAKTEK, iroprletor, W. K. C. bogs to return his sincere thanks to his numerous friends and the publio generally for the liboral support ho has received since commencing business, and has to inform thorn that, in order to meet the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, he is at present BUILDING LARGE ADDITIONS to his PRKMISES, which, whon completed, will make them second to nono in the North Island. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied with Saddlo Horses and Huggios on the siiortest notico; also, experienced guides aud curoful drivers. Buggies and Saddlu lloraoa always on hiro. Orders by telegram ov otherwise punctually attended to. Cambridge. Decemt 5r 22,1352. ¥IOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTKRATION~OF TIMK-TABLB. Tho Royal Mall Coach (carrying passengers) ■will on and after Ist January, 1883. and until furthor notico, run to the following Time table :- Leavo Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auokland. . l Loave Hamilton for Te Arolia on Tuosdays, | Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2,30 p.m.: re- I turning from Te Aioha on Mondays, Wodneß days, and Fridays, ;. i m. Booking Offices i Gwynno's Hotel, Hamilton West: Coleman' Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Klrfe wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CAKTER, Proprietor! Cambridge, December • 1882



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