WIGGINS' TRIUMPH

A Destructic Storm on the

Atlantic.

Wiggins, the weather prophet, scored a lucky hit in his prediction of a great storni oi the 10th March (though the storm proved a very ordinary one after all), Kot withstandiog his former failure, the greatest interest was manifested bs the 12th of March approached and the papers noted every change in the barometer ra the ap pointed day approached. The excitement that prevailed is chronicled ia the following '.•rams:— 'TAWA, March B.—Great excitement ':: 'jn created in the Uttiwa district by

i lucling snowstorm which set in yes- | ■■.: kif and continues to-day, i everal , iurmers in the countiy districts have de- f serted their homes and are seeking shelter f in the woods, where they are building snow- ] houses They fully believe in Wiggins' j prediction, The railways leaving ihe ci,ty j are blocked up with snow. Iv convtrsu- f tion with Wiggins to-day he staled that ( this storm was caused by one of the planets moving iuto position to take part in the great storm on the 9th and 11th o£ March. This planet's force crowed Wes era Europe, and the Eastern half of America and was really au arm of the great storm. The March storm proper will begin on the 9th in the Eastern Hemisphere and will reach here on the 11th. He thinks there must have been terrific storms in England yesterday and to-day. For the remainder of the week there will be severe frosts. He said, ia conclu-.ion, that in all his letters, both to the Minister of Marine and to the Lords of the Admiralty, he advised that all vessels should be in safe harbours not later March stl>, for he feared the minor storms tbat always preceded a great one. The storm is the decisive battle-ground between himself on the one hand and General Hazen, Corporal Mall, Vennor, and meteorological scientists on the other, and lie is willing to stake his reputation that it will be on time and piove the biggest blow ever known. Many maritime shippers, acting on his ad vice, have ordered their vessels to remain in port until after the 12th inst. '} Women Driven Insane. As the time approaches for the promised Rtorm the interest becomes moie intense. Many timid persons have been prostrated with"nervousness The telegraph reports that several women have become insane through fear in the United States. The excitement has visibly affected Wigsins and seriously interfered with bis appetite. He regrets that the storm is coming and almost wi?hes now tbat he had not predicted it In the' interest of science, however, he felt it was a duty he owed to his fellow-creatures. Ue promises, early next week, to publish to the world the theory ou which he based his prognostication*. The weather this even ing is somewhat milder, the wind having subsided. Wiggins regards this as the calm before the storm. The Aurora Borealis. Halifax, March 8. - The Northern lights are bright to-night. Wiggins ntated yes terday that they would precede his Rtorm. A local weather prophet, while predicting twenty-four hours of the piesent fine weather, says he would not be surprised at a blow on Friday night, with the new moon and high tides, tome wharf proprietors! ftaring a fulfillment of Wi^gins's prediction, have notified the owners of goods that they , will, not he responsible for their safety during the ensuina week. The property in the stores on some wharves is being re moved to the upper stories. Owing to the refusal of American fishermen to_ go on the Banks again until after the promised storm, a fresh-fish famine has been caused, Boston and New York orders having been received for as large a supply for those markets as is possible. t» The Storni.

The breaking of the storm is recorded in the telegrams of the 10th as follows : — Halifax, March 10.—During the morn, ing the sky was overcast, with a light south-west wind and mild temperature. A few minutes after 1 o'clock the storm signal was up. at the Citadel station, and people began to prepare for a storm. Steamers and sailing vessels in the docks were secured to the wharves with extra hawsers i and merchandise was removed to higher and safer quarters. No remarkable change occurred during the following two horns, but about 4 p.m, the wind quickened, a light rain and hail commenced to fall, and the clouds overhead grew more ominously dark. Half on hour later the wind had increased doubly in strength, and the rain and hall were falling quite heavily. Duriog the follow ing two hours this state of affairs con« tinued, the breeze increasing to a gale, and howling overhead. Fear began to b*. come greater among wharf-owners and pro prietors of property on the water line, and great excitement prevailed.' At 7 o'clock the ferry steamers to Dartmouth ceased tbeir trips, the last one occupying four times the usual time, and being made with great diffi culty. From that hour until 9 o'clock tie gale blew with great fury, causing vessels in docks to strain their fastings and almost tear from them and driye*'into tho harbour. Only one, however, is reported to have broken, her moorings—the schooner Four Brothers, lying at Market-street Wharf. The vessel broke her bowsprit, and teariug some planking from the wharf, was only after great difficulty again secured. Flooded Wliarves. The tide rose during the blow, and was the highest known here since the Saxby gale. At 8 o'clock it was nearly on a level with, the wharves and at 9 o'clock, when it was highest, the sea washed over many barrels of flour, meal and other mer chandise ia exposed places«nd swept them away, but no serious damage resulted. Between 8 and 9 o'clock, wbea the storm was at its height, the barometer, which la the morning registered 30.40 and at 2 p.m. 30.10 stood 29.33 and was yet falling rapidly. The wind was then blowing at the rate of 37 miles an hour and apparently gaining in velocity. About 9 o'clock, however, it suddenly calmed down and property owners and the people began to feel more confident...

St. John (N. 8.), March 10—10.30 p.m. It, is raining and blowing hard. But few people are on the streets. Many of the stores closed early, all email vessels have been hauled into slips aud put into addi tional fastenings. On the bay the gale ia vory stiff, : Specials to the Associated Press from all paits of the Northwest report light snow and winds at many points, but no very severe storms; in JN or them Minnesota high winds and threatening snow. At lsli« penning, Mich., it is snowing and drifting badly. At Marquette it is blowing a cale tad snow drifting badly; weather In Dakota clear. A Rival of Wigginsi Kansas City, March 10.-In a private letter received in this city Tice,; a St. Louis weather prophet, ridicules Wiggins' claims as a forecaster of the weather. Tic* states that his own almanac predicts a severe storm between the 10th and/ 14th of March, but he apprehends no general disaster. B J5

THE BRITISH KING.

FfiOM an article in the Chrutchurc i "Press" on this steamer, we make the fol lowing extracts, as conflicting statements are made as to the nature of her accommo dation for passengers :—"Her great length (425 ft) and size entitle her to' claim being itis largest mercantile vessel that has ever entered this port, or any pott in this coun try, and her actual (teaming time (forty, eight days) between Plymouth and.New Zealand entitles her to the honor of haviug made the fastest passage batween Great Britain and the antipodes. And vet shs is not what her charterers—for she is but a charter of the SVew Zealand Shipping Com pany—havo laid themselves out to provide for the commerce in this direct service, , She Is large, but they are building ships j larger; she is fast, but they are building ' ships faster; and she is a plainly-furnished I ' t hip for passeDger carrying, aud they are I pr<:pariug ships palatLl for passen* gers. In one thin?, however,' the pioneer ship will not suffer in tLe comparison with any other afloat, and that ia quality. A better ship is cot p> sable; ani the name of Harland nnd Wolff, of Belfast, is the gua'autee. feiemeu's Martin steel throughout ia a class of ship yet un surpassed. In point of passenger accom modation, a feature to which the public chiefly look, and which is of Eome impor tance to tbat section of foitunate colonist » who contemplate a tix weeks' maritime re sidence on iron floor, and, within steel walls, the British King's saloon has its ad vantages and deficiencies. The saloon and state rooms are jiut in the place where passengers want them-right in the centre of the ship, where the motion of the vessel is the least seneationa), and the noise of the machinery and pro peller vibration the least startling. But hers is not enough of it, though that

deficiency will lie .consideraa „ J perhaps, and Q sourco *f ?* »<» Mitifoat -ravelbyker. ln&ffi^SE is in rosewood and " bird 1 c *> *»■»«* upholsteriDg in Morocco le X r ? P>tb is one of Btoadwood's pianosi'\ta<l lh *re air of ease and comfcrtS^L^.wd X mente Bat the terms" " n » «Pa* now," "extravagantly g ta Sp! l'loxn. tuons," and bo on, a3 applied tn'tt " "%■ of Rt^amers the Union Comp^f^ passengers familiar with, woufel^ There is a deßcieucy of 'the ''el >l l&^ that aenae, but the state-ioomf 11' "'» and light and cheerfol t! r*latge amoking-ioom.below which faSS?,"1"-* warm weather, and like aala. a fh% rooms, is heated by hot-air riS5$S weather. There are also Zi Pgtf ,«W andipr the stronger sex Th» f.'^fe fitted with fi^d^arble w i»«.^ there n an jiofidlipg eupply 0 £ &^ j water and of cold. jMth the libri?.^ for oq board their, ships, sum*N by the help of a freezing ro'o^ "M fresh supplies, a voyage ia (he h^lk is temptmg, and tlie twentv.fi»e „ % saloon passengers who have" booked & (occupying.the whole of the S "«' modation) should be pleased wifi*' section. There is grand Li^ space on board, and with thoS 1*! ties of ■an experienced comm° « homeward run should b 3 pkSet',^ said she will probably haveS^^ second-class passengers, and ft.,» ■"'? intends to fit up Rood - roomy wftj these. There is no lack of avails hs f« in the after part of the shin • £J e? ac« whole of the 'tween decks were a-'6* for carrying steerage passenger 7^ as many as 1,100 were carriea from n*ll town to Philadelphia ia her on vt, Q>< last year. ym % of

WRECK OF THE STEAMER

69 Persons Sroivn^-'r

THE steamer Navarre, bound froiaCoD* hagen to Leitb,. foundered darfa am yesterday. There were 81 PWom JJ' emigrants on board, only lCoi^Kai t saved. The survivors o£ the.^^J vane give the following account of tlis]». of the steamer :-Tuesday, tthe'if two j," dred miles from Christiana, 'the %i " was struck by a heavy sea, which CII L' the cargo to shift, and on Wednesday til forehold was tilled. Soon after 4&4 smack approached the Sayarre'ra^!! men took the boat and boarded- fii™ The smack /sailed around the, |2? Bteamer, but having no boat was S render assistance, the emigrants JL time clinging to the rigging antfte^ washine over them la a.shortMinr other smack .arrived, and fifteen, of tv Naoarre's men endeavoured to'reach heii! another boat, but it was swiunped aid I were drowned. A steamer arrived oalti, time to rescue six personai Btrngglineih i&, water while the Navarre was fquiaetW Manhill, one of the passengers m'k three-quarters of an honr was clbglno to, piece of timber, states that the^huK pumps wera. found to,be usele??.: ,i{n board baled the vessel L as; npuoh as tta i could. The captain seemed stdpefied! ft | was hurt oa Tuesday,/and from thettiiß the vessel sank drank to keep up his »*» He says there were only five coik jactstt on board. Mannill says a large teat jfiii tne sailors took away without attEmptk to rescue anyone, woula have held thfit? persons more than were in it. Thete.»(i! tweaty-five persons on board 'the; Kavane when she sank who made no effort toEate themselvos. Mannill charges fhq caplaia with cowardice, and says many more migll have been saved. ■ - ' ,

The Sudden Death of Edward Graham McMinn, Esq, late M.H.R.

INQUEST ON THB BOD?, AN inquest was held at the residence oijli ; deceased at Harapipf, on Saturday,; wtei ' Thomas Gresbam, Esq;, lolicitor (the 4 trict coroner), and ajury of "twelve of E neighbouring settlers, of^omMtiiii Henry Thompson was elected foreman; From the evidence of Albeit Cf.JCsjjilFEl] \ the farm servant of deceased.it'appaarsdtial the deceased retired to restonltareidaijtt i ing about half-past ten, after puWntgofi hearty supper. The witni>-s awoke Eft during the night, and heard thj clock rfo one. At this time he herird-MrWcSffii , suoriug. Witness went into MrMcMb'i room at 7 o'clock on Friday moririiis tial ( him to breakfast. On touchinghijahefotaj J that he was dead. Witness at bncenilo;] a neighbour, Mr Sherret. The1 deraastj, i before retiring to rest,-had toMlm|a| that he felt very tired, and wanted iffi j night's rest, Alexander Stephen Sherre^ : farmer, re- j siding at Harapipi, deposed: .Tire L^ 'j witness came to my houie, -which ia'tilt* 1 mile distant, at about half-pastHJgßSti 1 Friday morning. He informed me tbiiiif:] McMinn was*dead. I cams owr tofe house, and found deceased as described Df last witnes?. • The deceased was thearat■ j natural position, as if asleep, " ..', James iSindon, of Alexandra,'blacksiiii, deposed: The deceased was at ray thotii Alexandra on .Wednesday evening lisfjt 8 o'clock. He complained of f«)i'Dg:j!i j pressed and sleepy. He (aid lieMdlsa j .up late on the previous night. He ib ■ said that he should not ride on lits faj going home that night for feafie::.; rail asleep and get crushed. Deceased,W; no complaint except of a gc»eral ttepretsica of spirits'. William Blunden; of Te Afimnta, M.8., L.R.C.S.I. (Dublin), ieiiwed: I have examined the body of tba'tews , this day ; I find no marks -of iujnrjf^ji; >l I have no"ieason to*■.tpndndfrinaput'; deceased came to his deata^ by noleai?,«f , otlierwise than from natural; caKMrsra causes being some internal lesion^prowWj of the brain. •■■ ; , ' In reply to a question put by tliStorma to the toreman, the jury;■ express^m opinion that they would retanrs waict without requiring a postmotJein'rasmina-: tion to be performed. V ' „ Verdict: "Death front natural rouses. ,

THE BRADLAUGH DEMONSTRA TION.

(To the Editor.) : Sib,—lt would be a cnriousaiwJyto.Jus* tigate how veiy different : ; a(!<!oimtMl, the same event get into-tlienewipp®- The "Jlerald," of yesterday,,»'? item of the BradlaughdemonsiMtmMP: •'When Mr Bradlangh airbed■.«•*»■, greeted with wild enthusiasm.•>:M f<K item on the same date sayis, "BboMM arrival was unexpected, sna^a*"* greeted with much enthusiasm.:.;.,«> "not" is expungedfromyouritemW** ■will be the s»me, us in-the " HeraW.£ probably the "not" should not M *..«?;, there. Yon give the date of the demwjf*;. as the 18tti of February, tbe:'!H«W £ the 15th, vet you both refer to.onMffift.: stration. You both give the numtaotw demonstration as 7000, thoughmWJ »;■ formed by cablegram some weeta,»g» l °' number was 30,q00. The ■' Eventoi! b» dard " of February 15 gives the ■WW*?. "at least 30,000," the. "Vdj .«'«. "at least 50COO." You.know theipro«^ " When doctors differ," &C, w^K i altered to " When new»papers difler, v» ■ i shall decide." ■~ , p o(nrrl!a : I send yon a copy of Jsational W™» i 'in which you may read aocoimfc »^ demonstration copied from *c ~S; ing StandarJ,1' "Scotsman,".-,,«». s Chronicle," «PaU Mall 9^ m W " Daily News." andateoojamouiMJ' "Times" and other leadingjonrtfb v Bradlaugh's contest.—Yours, «c» ■ , April 3rd. A. CAMPBSIi

[Our account was l^l. S"-eT*rat<*' : American Press Assowation. oe-1. . printed by the San Francisco jonrnSH/ "not" & contained in the »"%»: printed, bat as the item was te'WT. might not have beeir contamea [«, . original copy^—Ed. JS.S.j __!„—-•

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TO-MORROW,' cri'Y OF AUCKLAND. SSUTION 3, QWY ENDOWMENTS NINK LARG11". AND VALUABLE BUILDIKG QITES, UILUING kSITKS. Situated in SHORTL AND, Q SEEN and FORT-STKEETS, AND IN THE BEST BUSINESS PAEI OF THE CITY, Between tho POlsT-OFFICE, Shortland- Btrcol, and the CUSTOM-lUUSE, Fort-street, #: TO BE LEASED FOR FIFTY YEAI«. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the CITY COnNOH' to offer for ealo by nnoUon, at noon, on Wo*ncs«ay, the Ith day nt Anrl. 1883, nt bis SnleKoama. Lower Queen- Btteet; tho I^ASK FOX BUT* YKAKS ot the above Property, unoauallod within any City In this Colony. Thoso valuable Btto3 havo been divided Into 9 Largo Allotmoatß for lhreo storay brlok bnlld- Inga, to bo erected tteroon •within twelve months from tho commencement of tho Loase on the Ist o£ August next. The Auotioneor oonsldora Ik nnneoeasary to enloglso thla valuable Property, it being so well known. Ground Plan and Uniform Plan of Front, with conditions and torms ot Sain and Lease, may bo viewed at tho Offlco of tho Town Clerk, Council Chambers, Hißhstraot, on nnd nftor the 24th ol February, and at the AEotloneer's Saie Rooms. Lower Queon-streot, on the day of Salo, and tho day prior thereto. TO-MOKKOW, FIVE LABQK BLOCKS BKICK BUILDINGS, IN QU&bN, SHORTLAND, AND FORT STREETS. FOR RKMOVAL. G. W. BINN JS V ' TZTAS received instructions from the City .I! Oonnoll to coll by auction, at hla Salo Booms, Lower Queen-atreet, at Noon on Wed neaday, April itb, FOR REMOVAL, FIVK LARGK BLOCKS OF BRICK BUILDINGS, Situated as above, now In tho occupation ol , various tensi U, tcom Ssrgood and Co.'3 premises In Snortland-aroet, alaoß Qaeen-Btrest to S. Cochrano and Son's sale-rooms, Fort-stre>t (both JnolUßlve). to be removed withla six weeks from r tho 2nd day of August next. Terms and oonditions of rale may bs viewed at the office of tho Town Clerk. Council Chambers, Hlßh-strt3fi dating offloe hours, and at theauotlcn saleroom on tho say of sale. TO-MOKKOW, CITY OF AUCKLAND, SEVEN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, SITUATE IN HEPBUKN-STREBT, THREE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, SITUATE IN tOWEB UEKESFORD-STREET. G. W. BINNKY HAS received instructions from tha City Council to ofl'er for sale, at his Rooms, Lower Queen-streot, at noon on Wednesday, Aprilith next, THE LEASE FOR 33 YEARS of tho following Allotments:— Lots 33 and 31,11 x9 by 150 feet in depth, — situate in Hepburn-street (below tho ! residence, of Mr Thomas Macky). Lots 22 to 27: 5 Allotments below the above, !( , -with frontages of 38ft. 6m. to Hepburn street, by a varying depth of 99 to 130 feet. These large allotments are well situated in a i* hiehly respectable and improving neighbour hood, close to tho Western Park, Government School, &C. 0 The direction of intending purchasers is dl i ranted to one of the conditions of Lease, viz.: ONE-THIRDTTHE VALUE OF THK BUILD INGS ON THK GROUND AT THE EXPIRA TION OF THE LEASE IS PAYABLE TO THE !} HOLDER OF THE LEASE. i Terms and conditions of sale, and plan of Allotments, may be viewed at the Office of tho Town Clerk, on and after the 11th inst., and at the Sale Kooms of the Auctioneer on the day of i I | Bale. C | | " TO-MOKKOW. t; t| ■ , PAPAKUKA YARDS. fTIHE undersigned will hold their usual X Monthly ga!e ot OATTLF, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, &0. At 12 o'Clock. j EUNTES &H O L A,N. TO-MORKOwr. THE PAPAktRA YARDS. r EiHE undersigned have received instruc |i X tlons to sell, on Wednesday next, 1 OBNTRK- BOARD XACHT, 1J tonßj with sails, gear, &o. 115-FCOt JPUNT. The abjva can be seen at Faptknra landing. I: HUNTER <Ss KOLAN. il MONDAY, APRIL 9. if * »AIRY COWS, STORE CATTLK, ,;| .. BULIS, [! PLOUGH HOHSB3. HACKB, PONIKB, i il EBAPBR AND BINDER, MOWING- MACHINES, HARKOWS, ii I. . PLOUGHS, SCARiFIEH, I fi SPKING CART. HARNESS. ■ gIDB SADDLE, GESI'S SADDLE, &O. I I ! REGISTER GRATA I LKAMtNGTON KANGffi, ■ if, BAIBY UTBSSILS, TIiMIBERi I POSIS AND RAIL 3, IKON TRODGHB, Sec.,' Sea.. &c. 1 i:; " • .; ri^HK undersigned have received Instruct I 1 i tlons from W. Styak, Kf q. (wno has sold HI Mb farm), to tell, at bis law residenoe, at tho 'l J 111 Bast Tamabi, on Monflar, April 9, 20 DAIRY COWS, milking and in oalf 10' Calves ; 111 90 Yearlings 1 two-year-old Su 1 1 Pure-bred Bull itl ,! M 1 Plough Horse I" I 2 Good HaekH. 2 Ponlea H: 1 Beaper and Binder. Mowing Machine, Harrow, Plough, Scarifier, Dray, Spring I Cart, HErneau, Hide Sa.sr.le. Ssfldlory, ii i &o.; Register Grato and Leamington Itaug© Dr.try tjtonoils, a Lot of doconfl hand Tlmbor and Window Saahes, Pests ijl !| and Baila i . 10 Iron Troughs f| • Luncheon Provided. i if 'I'- ——— I i|l !• ." At 12 oclock, I I HUW£jE-R & HOIiA-g. __ THURSDAY, APBIL 5, !*! IHE -B-BMUKBA YARDS. FOR SALB, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday, April 6, Dairy Cows, Store Cattle I ii | IW Choloo lotted Cattte 700 Fat Bheep and Lambs jfat and Store Ptea. ft ■' ' AIFBED BUqBXAND. - ||| __ „ ii il *^OUHTRY CATTIiB SALES, I ■— [I I * Waluku— Saturday, April 7 Pokeno-Monday, April 16 I I ' Drnr y_Wedneaday, Apr!Uß 3 j i Pftpaktuß-Weanesday. April 25. ALFRED BUCKLAHD. |s "" TUESDAYS. ' j . T H,B HAYMARKET. II I rtALB OF WOOZ SHEEPSKINS S ffIDKS AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, ItU o'clock. W ■)! ' ' - AURSD BUCKLAWD.



Aootions. W, B, 000H1UWK] PAS, PAORK TO-MORLiOW. VKTEBIH AEY IS STRUMENTS, DiiUGS, BOOKS, &a TrJE subsotibers will soil, at the Mutt, Fort-Street, on "VVcdncsilay, ith instant, at 11 o'clock, THK FOIiLOWING VETBRIKABY IN STUUMKNT^, i)UUC(S,&o.,bythoboDt London makers:—.Bnifia Clyatcr Syringe. ' Farrier Case, Ciwlriitinu Utiso, Box cC Knives, Dog (;iyat«r SyrinßO, Castrating Clams (with Sliilesl, Docking Jlnchmo nnd Tail Iron, Pair Bullock- Holders, Uopner mid Iron Hull KiiißS. Forceps, Sols Klcams, HooC-cuttorand KarPunch, Foal Hooks (with ropes), FicUil Adjuster, CuU I'robang. Bcton Needles, Trncho toiic Tube and Compass, j!ras-< (Jiuttor Syriiiße, Scissors, GniirdedSotonNeedle, ISistuary Ciiehue, \\ rood Clan, Case o£ Norvliiß Instruments. Clyster Pipes, Forceps Vamelis, Mavlile Slub 3 Boxea Druqaand Holllea . !3et ot SUuks (complete), for slinßiuK 2 Sets oC Tlffowing Tacklo, ono each for liorso nud cow t Also, 100 VOLUMES HOOKS, comprising English and Lutin Diotioimry, History ot tho Griondiata, Salliist, History ol Franco, Liddon'a Lscturca, Himic'a Essays, Mon ' talgni'V. Kfr';iyf;. Classical Dictionary, Koch, Thierry, Carriole, Plutarch's 1 jives, History ot (iormnny. Gibbon's Komo, tho Koran, Homer, Xcnophon's Works, &c, &c, &c, SAMUEL OOOHKANB & SON, Auotloncetß. ff, S, COCHUANE. i IJAMKB DAORS .MONDAY, APKIL 9, VILLA KESIDBNCE SITES, MOUKT ST. JOHN, FF»HB Subscribers have received instrnc- I tlona to sell by pubilo auction, at tho Lanrt Mart, ifort-atreot, on Monday, April 9th, at J2 o'cloote, AUotmnnts 22, 23, 21. and 2j. EnstMaytown, Kpaom, courKinlnp; 5a Or 270, moro or leas, sltuato nl t hn Joot ot Mount St. John, sndimmauhto j oppoaltoMajorGcorgb'a proporty, A good oomranadioß view can to obtained from nny pinion of tno iiropeit.-', and for vlliu Bltea'ciinuot bi> sursi^sjd In ilio Euburlie. SAMUBI- COCHEANE & SOJV, Anoslonoora. W, S. OOCniUINS JAS, DACBB MONDAY, APEIL 9. FREEHOLD PKOPFETY AND OOITaGH, ONEUUNGa, THE Subscribers havo received insttuc tlons from Mr Geo. JTlatman (who la liv ing tho colons) to aell, at tbo Land Matt, Fort sweet, on Monday, April 3. at 12 o'oloctr. HI3 FKKKHOLD KHSIDKNOK, altuato In Regent-street (off Churoh streot), Oao hungß, orected on Lot 19 fit small lots, oontoinlnpc In, lr. lp., sub^tant^aUy fen ced with mono null and coping, and snbJivlded Into 3 paddocks, turned with fruit tmea in good bearing. Ont buildings cotnpiiao Etablo, oow-housp, Pi^BOry, shoe's, &o. Good well of. Vfnter, SAMUEL CDCHKAiVE & SOH, Anctioneari. W. S. (Xx;i..,,uiiJ. JAS. DAOKE. CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBUEBS OF AUCKLAND. THiTINES, TBIHE undersigned have received instruc- H tions from Messrs Mclealfo and Hill to sell, by publio auction, at tho Laud Wart, Fort streot, about tho middle o£ April, THEIII FRKKIIOLD PKOPKRTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods !) porches, situato half-a-milo from tho Penrose Haihvay Station; there js a Rood seven-roomed houso upon tho property; also, cowshed, stable, dairy, etc.; tho whole can bo profitably subdivided into iivo and ten aero sections, each of which would pos sess first-class building sites.commanding oxtensivo and beautiful views. Plans showing tho position and proposed sub division aro in courso o£ preparation, and every facility will bo Riven for in specting tho property, which is within three-quarters of an horn- from tho Auck land llailway Statiou, either by road or rail. SAMUEL COGHKANJS & SON, Auctioneers, B, TONKS X, C, CABB B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, APBIL 5. HANDSOME OVERMANTLES, GIRANDOLFS, In Black and Golcl, Ne\v aud Chaste Deigns. DRESSING GLASS 28, ' &c, Sec Balance of Shipment ex Ciownthorpc. . B. TONES & CO. WILL Sell on Thursday, the sth inst., at 11 o'oiork, The'baletcs of ehlpmontof. bluokand gold Overnaantlf, G.i'andolcj.cow and h»nd- Borne deilsua. Dre33iog G!esa6? t So,, &c. Now oq Vlow. TO.MO RUOW, WEDNESDAY, NOON. GROCERIES*. GUOCEKIES. Balance cf Stock TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT AKT U U K'S MART, • ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, At VI o'Closk noon, THE Balance of General Grocery Stock, thelotgor portlcn froah and rco! KO:ds, conslstlnKot General Uiocarlea. Oilmen's£tores, fIJViBIODS, &O, AIBO, To clear crsisniunits, E0 tins iFSirierl Con j feotlonery, 10 tlau rJei6o>i and Donedln Biacnitf. B, TONKS. E. O. CAEIt. B. D. TONES THURSDAY, APRIL 5. TRADE SALE OF BKUSHWARE, COIR MATS, WOOL SLIPS. EX SAM MKNCEI-. S. TONKS & 00, WILL sell on Thursday, the sth inst,, at 11 o'olook. SEVEN CASHS BRUSHWARE, BlacklflK Brnshea. Sho > Brushes, Kbsli Tools, Broom Heada, &c. Wool Mat 3, Coir -Vlata Wool Sllpp, Door Mats &0,, Kft, &o, 3, TONKS, E. C. C'Altn. B. X), TONKS MONDAY, AP«IL 9. GREAT SALE OF PIANOS! OIANOSI ■OIANOSJ BY THE BEST MAKERS. B. TONKS & CO. MAVE received instrnctionß to sell, on Monday r.exc, A larßoCoiriraffiorttbf Pianos, in Wi/lnut KosewsnM. &!ui BL-.ck aud Gold, by the celubrstod rciiktrß— Weher Blohtpx Bsrd S:aon Zolttcr 3c V/onlslomsn, Use, &c, &o B, TONES & O 0,, Auctioneers, B. TONKS. K. O. OAKB. B. D. TOHKB PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B. TONKS & DO tt^ILL sell by auction, in April nexf, I THB WBS.I. KNOWS PROPKBTY o£ tha WAIKATO COAL COMfANY {Mmited), at nUKTIiY, a^joinlEg the TAUPIM COAL MINES. Tho Land la now being laid off In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOIMENTS, and BUBAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each. At tho samo timo'will bo sola The HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS, ■Whloh now etand on the property, Contisting of— 3 HoufD3 contalnlup; four rooma oach 1 Honee oontaintnf; three ro >ma 1 Houb9 containing two rooms " 1 BlnokßHiith'u Hhop 1 Stable. Torms Kjuy. Plana reafiy Bhortly. ffarthor paiftlculara may be baa ol B. TONKS & CO., •Auctioneers.



Auctions. FRIDAY, aPEIL 6th, NOON, FARM, TITIRANGI. FARM, MAHU KAU AND WAIKoMIXI. K. C. (UIKENWuOD. \n] ILL offer for palo by Auction at his *" Mart. 123. Qaeon-Htroet, on FitfOAY I ! next, tho loUowldr Properties :— i COMPACT lilCTlilt HOMBBTBAO nt Wat i koinltl) D mf'ofl from Railway Station, faaviog front ".flo to tltop Witor(tldftloroeh), containiuff ■& aora3 KOOd laid, fully im- I I proved; plonty of Ecoort food, bußh and | I rrfh wfliori kooU (Iroomod Cottage, • Uci'don, Orohsid. Sr.c, &c, and Oiily in miles (ram Auckland by road, bolnK parfof ! Lot 53. Watkomltf. *>Bi, ! Pare of Lot 4S find J.ot mi, Wnlkomiti, contain- In); 117 awes ot Lund— Co aoreo bolus: lor.oort Jr: nnd lv gra-a; JOuorns of huoh; 2aorea of I orchard, stacked v.'itli full-boariuc: fruit I trees; now sroomrd Cottage, r.rui other imin-ovenmntß: uwl hituatod 3 mllos from WKlltoiiiltl Hallway Htimon. £300 run ro main on this firm for 2 yoaru nt 8 por cent. ' WHA.NOAHICI COUNTY-AUotmontl 101 and 106 containing 107 aoros of Rood Land, situate In I thoPnrlsttof Mauiigatapcro, WhaiiKiirolCounty. i T.UCAPUNA—Noith l;?9tornportion Lot ISO, . Vtnhli of 'Isk'ipunn, contnlnln^JOa J.uof ROUI ! l<ind, altuato beyond Lake 'iakspuua. U. O, GREENWOOD, 1 Bowing- Machineßi K3XABMBHIED BY SrBOIJLL ■• ■ _/v AFPOIKTMKNT I , Jj>UY ONLY TUB & CKIiKBRATKI) <f- \ MAOHINKS. Tha ICaslost, 'Simplest, Hoat Made, and Mcs» Durable. Tho only Sowing Maohlne wldoh noa never boonlbeaton In competition. Sola Aeonta In Now Zealand t SH > X KSl' EA 11 AND CO., (Onpoalto tho Market,) (JUHMM-HTUKKT. SINGBKS (SOWING MaOHIHKS, ginger i> Maohlnefl Stii'aor'B Dsolelvo MaohtnpS MinKc-rt Doolslva JTaoninos r.lßßer'e flooislve rvtßohlnoi SluKor'c Decisive Machines BSngur'a Doolalvs Maahines Blno<n'e Deoistvo Maohtaw SlnKor's Dnoltivo Machines Billow's Daolslvo Knohines Slniijr'o oud Machines Sinssor'B Orerwhelrai>'» Machines 810801*0 Overwhelming Machines Wngar'o Ovorwholminff Mnohlnon Sinner's Overwhelming Machines Singer's Overwhelming Machines SleiKsr's Ovorwholmlns Kaohlnaa BluKart Ovarwhelnilna Machines Slagar't) Ovorwholmlng Machines Blneor'B Victory for tho Straw Machined Slujjor'D Victory Maohlnas S^Rort Victory Maohlnefi Singer^ Vlotory Machlnas Staffer's Viotory iVinolilnos SUiKOt'a Viosory Msohines Sln.ort Vlotorr Machine Sinjtor'e Victory Machines Slncers Victory Machines SlHfit.r'o Viotory Miohinoi filußfr'.' Viotory VCBOhlneo ainfrer'o At Ohrlstolmroh Kxhtbltlon Mnohlnao Sliißer 3 The aiuKc iinchtnoe SL.vcr'a Tho Hlngoif M».chlnea B'af.cr'a Tho Mlngav Maohlnea Singer* Tnoamser Maohlnoa Singer o Tftebtngor Kaohlnou Sliisarß Thnainstar >:aohluoa Btnaarfl Thoalnßor. Maohlnon : Hi,v^,,rt I'wo Gott'i tlociftU JVlMhinon fiKi..'1. I'vto Gold MiHinh Machlaoo Bl&gor's Xvro (lc!;l Medals MaohlttM oiagi J. i'lvo Gold Mortal ~;.-.c*Unwi Slnror'a Two (io!d Mo'rtfctr Maohlniss Sln':ißt-s i'wo Uo!d Martali Madhlnoa Slncof'i Vwo <3old Medals M^hluesi ! Slu ■■ Vt i'oitlnaaH^oniDatlloni Maohlnoa ' Slajar-s Seating ell Maohln«i i SluiA'i-'a lie.iting all Mnohtnca tSlagart JtJoatinKoll Maohlnea Stages'j ikiitinK all ilaohlnod Siageria Baatiusi r.ll Mijchinta Slnaet'i- Competltoro M*chlnes 'Slntut's Coinpo:itow .Vt.ioiilnra 81n.er'd Competitors Maoiilnoa Hln.e/f Competitors M*ohUißU Blnset'e Compotltors Meonlnag ! Slnn,v.v'j Boatinst r.ll ConipotUlon. Maohlmw Blnsut'.i AHvajß UolUblo Mfwnlnos (jingo.'1 * /ilwajal-iellablo Mnohln&i i:\cb-t':i Always Roliablo Machines BiEKur'.i The Sir gar ia Machines Slngaro '1 ho ain«jr la iluohinea Ssogor'a . I'to c'iiwr is Machmco BtaKef's Tho Simples! and Best Maontoeß Ulu^of'i" 1 lio ilaipleat aud Bset Mionuie* 'Uji.-.W Tho ilmploat and Beat MacilnM SiiiKOi'u Always Kollable Msohlasa >ji-:j : : Sn jslwir.'BKollaftlo Machines BSugsr's Aiwuya Koilablo MwMuea Binsei-'s fha Slngot la i-ischlnoa Bini-er's Tho eianor In Mnoh na Slngor"e The Singer la Mnonltwa 3!:'iKvr'r Th3SiEr;ori3 Kachlaeß Biagoi's 'Cho Singer Is Maohloea BittaSTß • Tho Binßor is MMhluon Blnwr'B Tho Sinsor la Maohlnea Stager's Tho Mnger 18 Mschlnss Blngefa 'i'lio Elnsor la MaoMuca Blngov'p Tho Slnator Ifl Uoaaualled -Mauhlnao Blncert Onoqnaikßa Machines BtngerV; Unoqasllsa Mach nea Binsar's OnoQuallei Moohlnca ainaert Uneanallod filsohlnea Blngor'o UneansUßd Machlcss Hluger'a UnoQnalleil u«<>onice« Blnßer'B Ucoacallad t.?aohlnea Blngor'e Unequalled Machlnea Mnger's Unequalled Maohlnai blngar'a UnoqnaUed M&ohlnos Slngor'e Uncqnnllod In tho World. Mm* noa Sing.-r'a Largest Salo Mnohlnea HlDKor'g LarßoaiSalo Maohinea Slrg-r'B tiargoßt Sulo Mnchlnce aiDgoi'o LarKO3tS»la Mnohinoa Slnssr's largcatSa^o Moohlnea Slngor's Lurßoat 3alQ Maohlnea Singer's ta.r«eot Salo ' Maohlncs Singer's Largest Sale Maohines Singor'B Largest Halo v'achlnea SlnKor's LargcSkSale Maohines Singer's In tbo World! Machlnoi Slnqer's 2s 6fl pel WeaS Machlnea Sin cr'e 3a Cil per Wook Mnohlno.i Sinster's % 0(1 per SV cafe Mnohlnea binder's 2a Od por Weoi MaohlneH J-lngor's 2s 6d por Weak Maohiaeß S-ngsr'a 2s Oft per Week Machtnoa Singer's 2a 8d per Week Moohltio Blnger'a 2a 6d por Wook MaoMnea Slnsor'b 2a Gd per Wook Mnohlnea Hlng-r'H -— Maohlnos Singf-r'a SJmincu i Maohlnea Slnuot'o MacMnea Slnger'«2ol. Qnooa-atraa* Mao'ilnoa > Inzer's 261, Queen-atreet Maohlnea Singer's Hoi. Qneen-strcek Maohinea Singer's 301, Qnoen-streot Machloea Kliiuoi'd 361. Qnosn-nweat Machlnoa s-lnKor'a 261. Qnoen-p.treot vtaohirea Singer's 'Ml. Qneen-^treet Maohlnoa Singer's 261, Queen-Btreet M-oiinoa SlnKer'a Aaoklaad . Maohlnra Slngot'a Anofcland Mnchlnea Siogor'a! AncSland Slider's Ancliland Maohines Slrißer'a Anckianfl Macnlooa Singor'i) Auotlanfl MBChlnca SinKtir'ai Auoitlani'. Machlnoa Singer's Maohlneß SINOEK'S SEWING MACHINE. TBB mtSA'S JBvVING- MACHIN3S IMPORTSK. uak .'i7sr avoumm & Tjil-'O Siiipimsiit; Dt fco Oh/fHanaa MsoMas Us« WikW— £aa White Co.1.? iiswraa Maosihjj, Tho Bins'! Slient The Oiieapcat Tfey Maci Sapid The Hleheat Asia Tco -Meat SJinpliS The Laraaat Tsnia Tho Moat Saay to VfotV. The Host Oorer Tav Moai llnrabJe Shu fJinnilewt SliuiSle iha ?rcei KtosMt 'flia Neatass RtUdi •vsiEAai.2 Haohiwe!) mv& £5 10s, iEa BBSS BSVragfl SM.OaXNKS KYSS UA.HV, i'iltLO bl HAKB MACH'ISBS, £3 105. Aiao, UkWiXS OH BAJTIJ. Ewwlne BSasos ■ Frliiitsr aufl Ko via* Wesihato Hi&^dord llcttc Oomvisny'J WhealOT aa<! WBficai Ctiovar and Bi&sa'ts Henuisfa ABO J3itt!i««Uc AadoJlsarKOOfitnaheir tmau 2s. », j'tst WEJSsrt- ■ 3<t, au. net w«bki *<& MAOKSWSBa «UdtAW3£», SSiBEa Huoiil<ii9a oau Sc Uafl o! in? Agsato i- Vi. HoLaaaaudco., Picoeer ataj, Whonfjaro i Tbomas Wolln, Cambrldae i Wiuin-m Stoveuia on Oushnngra | E. Wayta, Hamilton i ParufJl (UJfl Bsjlaa, Glaborne i Hrenaan end Oc., TsuKacßß QUBKN-STBKET. F, J. MOSSt IW. F. O SULLIVAN F."J. Moss * Ca, HOUSH, LAND, AND B3TATH! AGENTS, Shobtlahd-btbeht, InteadiQK linyora are rospeotf ally invited to Inspect our Llßt of Propertleß. • . . Money to liend at Onrrent Rates ot Interest WU S B U X Di E, o HBtato, Land, and Qonoral Oommls lon Aiuiit, 81, Qacon-iitroot, Anoklecd,



I • Merchandise MOOHE & moWNSHEND, QOUH& JL OWNS II END WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS O£ tho following Goods whloh aro OF THE FINEST QUALITY AND AUK NOW on SAljlli— X JOUTS Sherries Madeira . Cliampagno SPAUKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA BUM Lowndcs' do BRANDIES Honncßsy's * • * Martell's pnlo and dark Cavalior * * * in bulk and case Old Tom GonovaJDKZ Wolfe's Sohnappg WHISKEYS TBAOHKR'S Greonleas and Colvlllo's Dunvillo's AUS'I'KALL/VN \\^NKB Tokay Mataro Muscat Shiraz Kolsllns Hookholmor Frontißnao LIQUEURS 9 taPintSandqUMtS Cumcoa Waraschino OIiARETS La lloao St. Julion La Foto St. Kstopho St. Emlloon (hauto) ALK AND STOUT Marrlan'a linss Tonnant's Kuinnoas's Dublin Stout Whltbread London do In pints and quarts. Address: , FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Ac .H. KAVH EB, aSNKRAL IMrORTKK, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE— BKANDY- Oourvoislor'a Brnndy !n bulk do da one diamond, (our dia mond, and VO Associated Vineyard Urnndy In bulk,(oSM, fiosfc, and hnlf-fliink Mullor Jfrores' Brandy In bulk, oaao, flask, and hslt-il&nl; Ilennofisy's Brandy In case Wi and A. GUbsy's Brandy In case RUM- IjOwuflcs1, SO 0.p., -casks and hhds Lemon Hail's, j-onaka W. and A. GUboy'e. In case, VV and whltfl WHISKY <bulk>- Greecleosi InvoruciJi, GlenUvat, Terrier, Klrkor, Groor and Cc,, In demijohns and litikllonjarg WHIBKY (p»so)— i Uolllo Blond, Koyal Blend, Rob Hoy, Jero boam, Glen Almond. W. and A. Qlibey'i Irish And hootch In Oasks SOHNAPPS- Uonke'a. W. and A, SUbey'i WINKS (balftl iiilva and Oosld's, AustrallflJi, Grennch, and Tokay WINKS (lucase)- W. ond A. Gllboy's (OnaUe brand). Port, Shotry, Cl«ro», Marsala, Madeira. U. a, n, o, it, and » ; vn (Jloreta, 0, 1, J, 8, 1: Charapa«ca — Ilocdoror, Verrier and Csmaßot ALTS- H.i«a. bottled by Hall Hoar's lload. bottled by Halt John Bull, bottled by John Kold Aaliby'B and .Voiiwc.n'u "Globe" brood .in«<lo-^»varian QTOVjT iMim-'ti IIR.-td, Hall Kdnjond'a I jlk lirind Gninoau'B. botUbd by Blood Wolfs Sparkling Nsnrotono, plnta and quarts G&lo tad LMond's and Johns, Matthews and 00, Gennlna White I«nd and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Bailed, n drnmi Oolka Oil, In dra.-ns Osator UU, In bnlk DRISD FRUITS- Unrranta. in half oasca Ktmo Ualolna and Fins Alden Applem (ovacaratsd) KKHOSKNh:, i.To B nd 150 tost— Dovoe> Royal Hrllllant, Llghi of Age, Pre« tnlnnv tinSetj FrlQia York flatus and Bacon at Loir iimn TOIiACCO- Ovor the Wnter, lTa, Nnllrod lloyal atautfart Long; C'b Vanos, We, 6'n, Double Thick I 1 Pieoei OttiMKN'3 STORKS— Tom, Hurhj-. 10, iw, No. S Paper Bagv, Pteklra, ICICDurod Horrlnuu, Potted Mist", Mid au sasortmont of General Goods r.lvy =.y3 on hand, AB.»AT H B B , Money. JOHN W. H A X D I E. LAND. COMMISSION. AND k9tate agkat, Monkv Lent /romissoby Notbß, Housks, KnENITHRIC, &C, lulls Discounted Daily. Mortgages Negotiated, mOR-BTRKKT?APOgI,AW " XIU to £1,000. VICTOItIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGftXCY. HIGH-STKKKT, AUCKLiND PO3ITK CITY COUNOUj OFFIOKS), Money advance from £10 to £1000 on Personal Seoority, De da cf Vrcporty, Bharej, &.O. Uopn;inenta can bo made In Instalments of One Shilling fkh Wkkk for eaoh Pound bor rovrod, or In ny way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. PO9T Onrioß Addrkbs i Box 90. Ancklani. * UUKJUAMO I'BkMANENI X±. OO^PKKATIVK BUIIiOING AND IN V.HBTMICN'C SOOIKTY. Otwim i—l 47. Qgkbn-btbnh. LOANd & run tod npon on proved seonilUM Of Treehold or Leaaohold Properties In stuns of 820 to £3,000 principal and Interest being re payable In Instalments at the following R* duoki) Hatkii tor repayment o( eaoh MOO borrowod i— Koj)iUTnontaeTtOJid-p«- <.e««v- Totalomoont Sag over m Woßlt' repayable, A 8. fl. « S. A. Sysar - -SOO IN D 0 3 years - 1 010 10! I 1 S year; _ _ U 1 111 U 0 iyoiira _ 11 8 1!1 B I ayt.vti _ .. SB 189 IS B 8-cars _ _ II 11711 0 lOynara HI 1M IB I Aiul n (he same proportion tor imallot or Ini'BOi.1 loans. DKPOSITS,—Tha Society receives Money on 'lniKvifc »t rates as follows:—Repayable at 7 days notice,, 6 nor sent, par annum; repayable In six months, G per cont.por annum. JOHN MATQKItj BocraUn. TT~N EY TO L*END ON ffKKKHOLD BKOURITIKB. J. CHADWICK, Kauki Gum Broker and Commission agent, quern-street, auckland (Bimjicy'9 auomom Rooms. Upstairs). R/tXOHANGE"dN NEW YORK AND £h LONDON. In sama to suit FOR SAIjIS.BY ARNOLD, HINKS. AND CO., Comer at Cnotom-honao and Fort atreotg. WNISY fO LKJND on Mortgage or any cum required, on terms to suit borrowora. Interost allowed on monies plaoed on my hands till Invested.—W, V, Stevens.ln vostinK Aseat, 187, Quean-street. UJNEY TO LKJND, in large and small iums, at curront rates of interest. Apply to PKTffiR OLtPHANT, Solicitor, Hlgli-stroot. _ MONEY 10 LEND, at a moderate rate of intorent.— Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solloltorfl. Fort-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Keal Jistate, in sums of £50 and upwards, at the cur rent rates of Interest —Apply Wm. S. OooUrane, 115, N. Z., inuuranoo linlldings, or Humuol Coohrana and Son, Fort-street. ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrpt-nlass Freehold Securities. WflJ. COLE MAN, Solloltor, Corner of Qnoen and Shortland-atreete. MONEY TO LEND, In large or small Bums, at usual rates of Interest. CONNKLL & COOPER, Solloltors, Ynloan Lone, W AND E. BASTE N, * FINE CARRIAGE AND WAKEFIELD-ST,, AUCKLAND,



Ironmonprery. j —-, j i \ T.&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED,. HARDWARE AKD METAL MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OF Every Description of ! BRITISH & FOREIGN HARDWARE, I AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, i machinery, plate, hoop, and bar iroh, paints, oils, varnishes. On Hand, A Large and Varied Stook ot Builders' and Furnishing Ironmongery, Locks, Hinges, Nails, Galvanised Corrugated Iron, Hedging, Spouting, &c Smith and Wcllstood's Cooking Stoves In Great Variety, Close Fire Ranges, Open Fire Range*, Kerosene Cooking Stoves- Useful, Economical, and Free from Smoke or Smell, Butter Workers, Churns, Milk Pans, Pat», Buttor Prints, Wood Buttor Bowls, Register Grates, all qualities, Fenders, Fire Irons, Coal Vases, &c Enamelled Slate and Marble MunUupiocos. Gas Fittings GrAS IfITTINGS At Greatly Reduced Prices. Chandeliers—a largo assortment Hall Lights, single and double pendant* Brackets, Globes, &c Special attention is called to the above line. English and American Tinware, Portable Waslwtauds, Toilet Sets, Baths, Tin Cooking Utensils, AVERTS Platform and Counter Scales FAIRBANKS Union and Platform Scale*, Just Opened, A Beautiful Assortment of ELECTRO-PLATED WARE IN Tea and Coffoe Services, Cruets, Egg Frames, Fickle Frames, Biscuit Boxes, Flower Vases, Fish Knives, Butter Knives. UOPP.SK BOILERS, 12 to 30 gallons PORTABLE BOILERS GALVANISED WIRE NETTING. T.&SMQRBIN&CO., LIMITED. indents:executed on favour. . ABLE TERMS,



Drqptry wad Qfottda*. II^IPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Samuil Coombbs ft Co. BATE FOKCHASBD THi BNTIRH STOCK AND BUBIHESa or J. Oosgravx & Co. At a DUootnt th»l will onabta thtm to BEXIi i thli OHIiSBBATKO UKAPBRY AND OLOTHINU BTOOK XQ 8 TBN BHILLIHGB XO U «v Pound, or One-h*U Oml Priool ntt fltoak UlO w«U koowi v THB LAB6BOT, THB OHEAMUBT, *» BEST SKLBCTBO ni tan • BOBTH ISLAND. ffctfUwMUteutiautotorM dtaoribo *l LABQK AND USBFDL STOCK, ■os S* CoOMBES & (Jo. Hat • determined to QbBAR THB WHOLB m ON X Tl if ONT H, N ft IVI O H T H, A»< mUh Stock aaumata to evu rfSWW, fhey lun« Marina U>« Qooda Is muur omm ONH-THIHD THBffi COST PHICK, 1U Btook U mil UMOtod. •afiooMWa U MBN'S, YOUTHS', AMD BOX8 1 CLOTHING ladnatVutttr. DUES* MATERIALS, SILKS, 8HIBTIN&S, GAUOOBS, BHEBTINGS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHIKTtf, HOSIERY, LADIBS' UNDfiKCLOTHIItO, MILLINERY, AC. . HALB OOMMHNOBfI ON Monday, ioth makoh, on 'f uk premises lately ocodwbd by J* CoSGRAVK & Co. SAMUBL nOOMBES & fiO. AMUEL L/00MBB8 * \jO.



Ironruonfffirv. (pnmax -fTf abdwakb ttctotjsf. «ss, v3to«a.N.ssasßa . * 4 1J lOK *¥. 3AVK FOR BAIJS BOWAT'S ANTJOVTSIO SCAM AMO. Eli BOHMKRB, FONTS, GtOBXH, AMD WIRSC And ft tireas Variety of Ohlms.Jm, BODOSB'S LOOKWOOB'B, AND WIUSAII XABLK AND POOKKTKKy JonmsoH's OKLKMtATKv> SOIBBORB OLAKICiJ BOUiKRS SAUCEPANS, fcO. PATIHT TBA AHD Qonm FOTS, STAMPED TINNED MIAT AHD Pra Dishes, Basins and Milk PAHB (»! sizes), Buckets, I'cbs, Pails, ahd OVKMB, BEOOM3, SOBUBBBiBS, WHISKS, &0, HAlft, Cloth, ahd Kail Bkushsa "AEK'3. BLACKS, AHD LTNDOK'S tH'AUMu AND MGQXNQ VAKDKN HO .-13. ! AKH3, A.NU TBOWKJA KVQVBa, PlxASttß, HAMMBPJB, BBAOBSj tmsi IKD PATSIKi BITS (all •!««* I.OOKS Hingjkh, Nails, and Bkasbwabj* Score's Oihuini Whitb liHAd, BAW AHD BOILHD LIHSHKD gOl* FXVK PSB CENT. UIBOOUN* . Allowed lo Oaon Purchaser! on all Qmlv wnaanUnu tp Stt«. and upward Land and Batata Aflrents r«HAS, HOUSE, LAND. AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vulcan Lane, Auckland. Bankers' i-Natlonsl Bank of New Zealand, , ttSNTB rtttfi JiNTKKBJST Collected. MONEY Invojtud (or Capitalists on flwt-clail geouriuos. without Ohakok. Six pcx oem allowed on doposltg until Invested. MORTGAGES ond LOANa NagoUatel, BOARKS Sf ought or Sold to ordes a KBXAXBS Honasod for .Abaentest AUXWMKNTS Bought, and Honaes Bnlll 01 the Weekly Payment System. HUILDINI* AIiIJOTMEKfTB FOR SALJ ASPKBfOOXI- Bootlnna-Btroet. 60/ Weamtreot. 80/ Interniftu-Btreß«, Ul Hepburn-street, 80/ Bond-Btrcet. 16/ Llfrar Plaoe, 68/ Argyle^troet. 15b Richmond Koaa, £3 BeSaford-Btreel, 1W Oook-etxest. «0 Potolval Parade, It! Wharf Road, 30/ Reclamation, fia Mount Kden Rn*a. Ci Howe-stroet, 81)/ Kyber Paas, B8 10s Haokett-stroet, 16/ Valtey Koad, Ms Nortbeote. 101 Brighton Roid. si'/ And In wlow otfier osreew «t low rates. fli nnft TO liENU, In Bubib o< BW and up- JOWUV war< i ß . on good aecnrltles. SUBURBAN HOTBL tor Bale, abont 7 mllft from Anoklond, on main thoroughfare, wl<t BovonU aotO3 nt land adjoining. Chance foi Brflwor or oapltaHet r^HAPBU-aTKKBiT—Two Houses for Saleoi \j defortol paymonts. Capital ohanoo foi hanfly man or worfclnt? carpenter. TWO BRICK SHOFafor !<alein the Centre oCtheOltr. Quite Now. Bzoellent. post tlon tor bosluoßß. PON SON uY.—FITO-roomed Honflß for Sale v Claretoa-Btreetj Will finished: good garden. Prioe C30I). ' VrirtANKLIN KOAD-New Groomed House i? for Sale, at fi4so; oliy wster; or to Let, ai P" ARNKtili-Six-roomed Houae (new) for Salt la Kntland-atreet; pleasant view of bar bonr. Prioe. £315. Kasy terms of payment. WKIiLINGTON-STRKKC —9 roomed Hous« for Sale, with 2 large allotment?, front Harden. Price £450. . /"IOUNTRY Si'Ottß for Sale, with 8-roomod \j House, Stable. Cow-shed, Fowi-honae. Plg- X ry. Five aoroa in crop and orchard. Or tc jet at 25s weekly. •VTORTHOOTK—Allotments: two fine Cornei ll AUotmenta for Sale, five mlnutea walh from l-tt wharf. £3<i cnob. LfOSKBaNK R9TATK,— Nearly FourAorte XV for tfnle. on main road to inoteland; level iand, fenced, In grass; i\ miles from Auckland, Aleo, 22 aores, water frontage. HOUSK at Mount Kden with about two aorcE prronnd, h»vln(j a main frontage of 417 ft.: orohard, naraen, cow-shed, pigety, fowl-house, eta Prioe, £675. Kasy terms. j»OKn—NKWTON—Fonr-toomed House and Xi&Q\) Workahoo for sale, with «nod garden. DUBLIN-STRKKT, Newton—Very comfort able Houae for Sale (new), near Post and Tolezraph Offices, on doferrsd piymonts. BKKttSFOKU-BTKKKT —Mow Bud verr oon venlent Cottage Tor Bale, nearCongreße- Uonal Ohnroh. On easy terms. HAMILTON (Walkato)—House and aore oi ground for sale, two mlnutea walk Irom Bank of New Zealand for £95. Lot 321, -tirAIKIBKIE-Blßhty Aores at WaikleUe W for ens, Bolondidohanco for working man, NORTHOOTK i» Seven-roomed House, out bolldlnes, KO., and SO acres of Land tot Hale, Very oneap. Grand view of the harbour. Alao. New 7-roomed Uonae and nearly 5 aores. DKVONPORT, Lake Koad —BeTeral rer» oholoe Villa Sites for Salo, having roaa and tea frontages, and possessing the fluent landßoape views to be found around Auckland. fORA-A NICK NKW COTTAGE In New- JLuuQV ton f or sale, with large shed, allot ment 40 z 100 1 very cheap. YV tor Sale at SA per aorei In large or small blookSi £aar terma> XtoftK—HOOSB for Sale In WOllam-atrest, &*OD bbm St. Jamea' Ohnroh. Also, Very Comfortable Seven-roomed House, bath-room, &0., prioe £450. ■'r EPSOM— Gentleman's Villa Residence, seren roome ( ooaoh-houßO, BtabUng, &o. £1000. RKMOKRA— IB aorea, tor Sals 1 excellent noil > and splendid view BRIGHTON KOAD, FarneU — Stx-roomed Honse for i»ie, allotment tfxlOOi water laid on. Price, *SOO. TJONBONBY—New Six-roomed House and X Workshop tor sale 1 two allotments 1 two frontages 1 easy terms. UAiSMS also For Bale at WnlkomHt, Far« ---s moremo, Stokes's Point, Waliakerei, Maim ranel, North Shore, Fapakura, fix. Also, see llil )b N&a Zealand Herald and Wttklv New*. OH AS. "\vTli LIAM SO N, ESTATE AGENT. Vulcan Lane. ill O iC ti A ii E, JP - By HOWARD WAYTffi HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. OBNKRAL BUSINESS for Sd'o; turnover £.O,QUO a year BlK!Cii,!>HH;au (near Wharl)—New 9roomed House BOSI-KS3 BlTK—KyberPass. Cheap. OHEHU sGA-Houao U rooms) &M and £100 ONKHUNOA—SmaII Honseg cliuap SKAKiKLD UkaD-Houbc (8>oomB). fiGOO SWaWBLU KOAU-aotißß and Lot, *550 CITY (to Laaset-Corner ishop, £3 a wotk MOUNT ALBKKT-Honee (10 rooms), 2 ncrOß MOUNT ALBERT—Houau (12 roomB), 9 aorea MOUNT ALBMRT-Choioo auildlng Bites MOUNT KUKN- Honse (7 rooms), 1 aero MOUNT EUEN-Uooße (6 rooms', £550 MOUNT KHEN-House (i rooms), £210 MOUNT KDKN-Hoiue (7 rooms). 10 aores MOUNT KUEN—Shops, oupiial eimation MOUNT EDEN-.Choice Bulldlni? Silos RIUHMONU—Udtieea (3 to i roome) KIOHMOND-Buildlng SUOB HAMILTON-Oholco Aora Lots OI'I V (to Loose)— Manufacturing Premises with or without fteam power. &o. GREEN LANE-socrei; fine view EU^KRabia-Choico Building Sites KUEN TERRACffi-Houae (8 rooms), largo tot FAKM3 at Hamlitsni Cambridge, Pukerlmu, Wtaata « tata, ICaiparu. &o. WANTED, Small Houses near Queen-street to Fnrohase or Rent VV^illiam Gulliver HOUSK. LAND, E9TATB. AND COMMISSION AGBNT. DRAUGHTSMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAP?. PLANS. &C, COMPILED. (coombeß 8 chambsbs. fc, uukks-stl'kbt, Auckland.) W.G. bops to notify his friends and the pnb'lo generally thit he has removed to the above promi£O3, where he hopes, by striol attention to the requirements of hla clients, to merit support. From his I»r*e knowledge of Fonßonby Pro perties, he Is in a position second to none to deal with parties buying or selling In that dis trict. Inspection of my list respectfully invites. A ready Bale for Cheap Houses and Allotments NO SALE NO UHAKQSr. A !ong list of Country Propertied open to In. Bpeotlon, Ineuranoes effeoted at Lowest Kates, Remember the Addrees— -OCOMBEd' CHAMBER?, QUKBS-B1'1(B&T.



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