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NOBT.EEN WAIEOA Y. AUCKLAND li United. i 1 Tbi' natch w?.s pla ed on Saturday!' r--uUing in a draw to 'all appe. ranee la | fnvour of tie Cnited. Mumford won the > i 3 s and sent m W. Dufaur and Gleeson to \ face the bowlVgof Cout^and St< llwoipy. Dufaur w.h speedily di posr 1 'i, ma t,. MacCjrmiek jo'ned Glcesoj, t*ie score being increased to De rly 50 when tne -tier retired tor a well played ?0. Ya f followed and rrai pga'n cime freely unt'l MacCormiok wa- very baly run ou% hiving mide 34 in good style, wclud'tig two fne hits for 5 each. A. MacCormick came next, pnother stynd resa tiDg, Yfctes bein-» at leDgth caught for 32, Mao ormick obtaining a steady played 29. Mumtord played a f re inniDgs of 28, and Testro ca xied his bat for a patient 20. The innings ended for 183, StaUwoiiby doing the best bowling for Wfiroa. Cout -md Colteck were the £rst to appear for the bustmen, that, former obtaining tan in foi'T hit? and then" beiDg bowled. Colbeck scored twen!y-six by Pne cricket, and Hardy, who succeeded, played a pretty innings for 21, JDickson, obtained twenty-eight in a very short t me, making a number of W», hi*s in h's score. Da>hwood (16) and "Woodhead (14) both i played well for their runs, while Stall- worlhy (10, not out) and McVay (8, uot out), the two last men, kept their wickets up pluckily, and savid their side from de feat, the score standing at 140 for 9 wickets when t;me was called. L. Meldium, the grammar school colt, bowled very well for the United, and his younger brother dis posed of Blair with a regular tummer.. Altogether the Wairoa men played exceed inly well, and are, without doubt, one of the best country teams ever seen in Auck land, besides beine, witbont txceptioD, tbo very best of "j«'ly good fellows" Sub joined h the fall score and analysis :— Auckland Umtvd. Gleeson, b Blair _ .. 20 W. Dotaur, o Bardy, ij Stall worthy _ _ I C. Meoorir iik, ran out .. _ .. ... •* Vatei a MaVetga, bWoodhesd - .. 3* A, Macormioic.oandb WojS'ierl - •• ?9 T< '-o.notout .... .. ..■ .. 20 Mnm«ord, o Ha'("",bSti wortiy - ... 28 P. Dnf .or cCouKS .. .. » J Mr Ta9 b8 'iwortby 0 w.M- -ruw oStjH.r.uj,b Woe It ad.. 0 BaoYe.bS: w y .. - - .. J Extras .. ~ - .- .. -_M Total.. _ - _ .. - ..183 ' m. I I ■ B tf I P ' Stallworthy .. .. 83 fO 3 * Coutts 90 Sa i 1 Hard? 65 n 1 0 Blair 10 10 0 I Woodheai .. .. I*s 66 « 8 NORTHERN WAIBOA.-lSr. INNISG3, c o^b, bL. Meld .mi »„ ...... ..10 Oolbeeir. oW. Meld u-n.b L B^'dnm .. f6 Hard? blj Meld jii .. .. L .. 21 B) •,'-, bW. Meldrnm « _ .. ..1 WouLheae1. bV. Mo/drum II Diotteson. bP. Dofar' ~ .. ■ _ .. '$ Harvey, bP. Di far? _ „ _ .. 1 Da: Uwood, b L. Meldrum.. 18 M»th( VCD, bP. Dcf r _ .. -. -. S S ill worthy, not out™ - .10 McVay, not oat _ .. - ■ .. ..8 Exttee ~ .. .. 8 i Tota 1- .. . *lto BOWLING ANALYSIS. A* 1 I 3 11 I ruf*nr .. .. -B5 M 0 3 D. Meldrnm *. ~1 :' 47 8 a Mac -i^os .. .. y< 11 J 0 W. Melt ruin ~ 10 3tf 1 1 AUCKIAND V. NORTH SHORE. This match, which was commenced on the afterooon of the 6th, was continued last Saturday afterooon, and resulted in favour of North Shore on the first innings. When the game was resumed on Saturday, North Shore went in for tne second muiogs, Slinn and the Wyjya-ds all got into double figures, end the score rose to 90 before the last wicket fell. Leader obtained 3 wickets for 11 runs, Robin.on 2 for 10; Buckland '1 for 31; Be.-le, 2 for 33. Auckland then went in, aid Burton again succumbed to W. Lankham a>'ter getting 2 runs. . Coxon ran into double fignres1, and when the stumps were drawn O'Brien war still ba'« ting with 27 rtms to bis credit. Auckland had thus five wickets down for 63 runs, and required 33 mns, wi h five wickels sti 1 to fall. North Shore C.C.-First innings: Woods, o Loader, b Beale, 5; Wella, b Beale, 1; Swac son, sfc Cameron, b wood. 9: S'ras, b Bei'e, 5; R. Wynyard. run out, 2; W. Lankliam, c Wood, b Beale, 9; Gill, b Beale. 2; G. Lankham, o and b Wood. 8; G. Wj ayard, low, b Wood, 5; Bur gess, b Wood, 2; Sibb'n, not out, 1: extras, 6; total, 65. Second inuiiss: Woods, b Beale, 1; We is, not our, 2; Slinn, b Leader, 10: Sims, b Beale, 0; R. Wynyard, b Leader, S9; W. Lank ham b Buckland. 3; George, b Leader, 9; G. Lankham, b BucHand, 7; G. Wynyard, st Camorra.b RobiDßOn, 11: Burgess, thrown out Coxon, 9; Johnstone, b Robinson, 5; extras, 3; total, 90. Auckl>nd CO.—Fiist Innings: Barton, b W. Lanl-ham, 1; Wood, b W. Linkham, 21; Reid, b W. Lankham, 0; O'Brien, st Wynyard, b W. Lsnkharn, 0; Ripley, run out, 0; Robinson, b Gill, 9; Cameron, bW. Lankham, 0: Leader, b W. Lankham, 9; Dewes, b G. Lankham, 0} Cox, not out, 1; Beale. b W. Lankham, 0: ex» tras. 9: total, 53. Second Innings; Barton, b W. Lankham, 2; Buckland, bG. Lankham, 7; O'Brien, not out, 27; Robinson, ran out, 7; Cameron, bW. Lankham, 0; Coxan, run oq, 11; Reid, Ripley, Le der, Dewes, and Beale, to bat; extras, 6; total for 5 wickets, 63. FONSONBY T. GOBDOH. : An inter eating match between the P»n sonby First Eleven, Captained by C. S. O wen, and the Gordon Clubs was play ed on the Domain last Saturday, but time did not permit of it being finished, and it con sequetitly adds another to the Hat of nn satiffa3toiy conclusions known as' draws. Gordon went in at 2,80, and Owen's first ball took G. Kissling's wichet, while An senne was dispatched by the same bowler after making 7. Williams and Bybutn ihcnmnde a good stand, and got 16 eacb, the former being ca eight by Cranch off Done's bowline, and the latter caught and bowl'd by Edwards. McCausland also played- a . splendid irniogs for 36, being eventua"y dispatched by a good ball from Done, bykes 0, and H. KissUng, not out, 17, were the only other scorers. The innings cloajd for 114, Owen, Edwards, and Done having got three wickets each. Ponsonby then went in, and the first bill from Williams took Dane's wicket. Edwards wo run oat in attempt* ing the first single, so that two wickets were down far do runs. Bay pot together 8 before being bowlf d by Williams, while C. J. Owen, who partnered him, played through the innings for a good score of Id, and eventually carried bis bat. C. Abel was bowled, after getting 13, while C. ti. Owen, by free hitting, pnt together 15, and was then caught by Wayte. When the stumps were drawn, Fonsonby bad six. wickets down for 53, and 57 runs required to win, with only four wickets to fa'l, so that the draw was in Gordon's favour. Williams took five wickels fti Gordon. West End 2nd Eleven v. Ponsohby Second eleven. This match was played in the Domain on Saturday, and resulted in a draw in favour of Ponsonby. West End, wh» were strengthened by the assistance of King and Reid, went in first, and managed to run the score up to 102, 91 of the-e 1 eing made for the loss of five wickets. King succumbed to B, Owen's bowling after making 4, but Reid put together 25 before being thrown out from long field by f'orteous, Sims was bowled for .18, and Waters caught after making 18, while Lewis pnt together 14. Gilchrist got five wicke's and E. Owen four. Ponsonby then went in and when the stamps were drawn,had made 67 runs for the loss of four wicket*. Ihey had s'x wickets to fell, and only 35 iuca to get to tie their opponent!. The highest scorers' for Ponsonby were Thwaites, leg before wioket, 15 j Porteons, not out, 16: W. J. Gcddis, caught Baker, 14; and E. Owen, not out, 12. -Fountain was splen didly caught at the wickets aad at the same time stumped by King after mak;n<» 6. For We A End, Keid, S. Baker, and Courtayne were the bowlers. Baker got two wickets, and Keid one. Soutb End v. Auckland Second Eluvbn. ■Jhc Onehunga team scored a very easy victory over the Auckland second eleven on Saturday last, beating them by 46 urns. South End went in first, and pat together 75 rans, no less than 17 befnz obtained from extras. Leahy who was caught and bowled by Greatbacb.made 16, and Beaver who was also caught by Great bach off Cheesem&n's bowling, contributed 21. Cheeseman got four wickets, Holdth'p two, aDd Greatbach two. Auck'and then went in, but only managed to put together 29, Holdthip scoring 12 of these. Thomas, Moginie, Hall, Cuttle, and O'Kei'ly all made duck egga. Leahy took *ght wicketi, and Sutherland two. Alpha v. Nobth Shobe. This match was to have been played on the Domain ground last Saturday, bnt although the Alphas mustered in force, there was no appearance of their opponents, who broke faith with them. It is worthy «f notice that this is not by any mean* the first occasion on which Nor»h Shore Club hi v been fornd wanting, and if they desire (i avoid the acquisition of aye y rnenvlablo refutation they will do well to come up to

scratch in the future. It is rather rouble a rival club to get their team on the S only to find no one to meet them I I leaving them nothing to do but go horn, discouraged. 8 m* EXCELSIOE V. AVOKDaLK. This match was played on the Domain • ground lirt Saturday, and resulted i» victjry for the Excelsior by 40 tuna 1 , f thne wickets. Avondale went in arst »»5 only managed to put together 17 m, James Archibald scoring 11, Excel." then went in, and had made 57 run* fora ' Io8«i of seven wickets when time w&imii-? E. Mills 16 and Sm'th, not oat,lo wS; highest scorei. Waddiogham, whobowW remarkably well, took *evea o£ the AVn da c wickets. " m' United 2_.j v. Stakdab?, A run of ill-luck would appepr to h» set in se, '>«t the Ui ited Second Ewl They played the Standard Cluboa sS day last, aud f n fa's occasion were beat by 33 rana on the result of the first inninf. United only succeeded jn puttin->to2efti" 30 runs, and of the- c & Harvie contribS 8. Standard got 63, Dean, who luidS andWilfon, 11, bait d remaikably «': The most succe-sfal bowl'ag was that ai' McPhenon for (he United, and Sm'Hifc ■"' the Standard. n fot, Connolly's v. Baildon & Stspbet son's Employees. ■ | Ac.icketmatih between the emnlovc» of the bu"ding firms of Mr W. <}. Connl! andMesri Baildoo and Steuhensoa toot place on the Domi in giound Ibit Katutfc and resulted iv a rather easy \ ictoty f ot £ latter. Connolly's men wcat in first t,n& were a ll disposed of for 65, D. Berry,'^ made 28, beh« the tip scorer. Veraeyaiil ! Downs both bowled well for the viciotr ' Ba'ldon and Stephensoa's workmen {ol' i l«wed, and the Ht wicket did not falluitti the score had reached 90, Vcrney makiaj, fiae stand for 45. Jn their second insugl Connolly's employees made 25, bunging '■£ total of their two innings ta £ ). CaELTON V. CAXTOIT.i This match wa3 played in the Dohsm cricket ground oa Saturday afternoon, and was wonveiy easily by the Carlton (lats''---i Grafton) with an ianiogs a\d 30 ranj fo ■pare. Carlton went in first, and male v leng stind against the bowling of M«iil and Denize. A. While (not out) 10 P D. Clayton, 12, C. Z. Clayton, 12,'asi Roberts 11 were the highest scorea Uaxton then went iv, but the bowlic of the Claytons was too much for: them., % I the first innings, they got 17, and weu S therefore compelled to follow on, iw \ were rather more fortunate in the secoad ! innings, getting 29 on an aggregate of ft Brame, who made 9, was the top c:oiet, ALEXANDRA. V. "HERALD," Thii match was won by the "Ife|i3p' team, with 7 wickets and 9 rnns to mm Alexandra made 52 in their first inning and 15 in their second: totrl, 67.- Bed* 20, was the top scorer. " Eeraldi"; fin{ 1 innings, 42; second innings, 3 -wicketi': down for 34 : total, 76. For the " Herald," Goodman, 13; Cox, 13; and Brace, 12 were the best scores. B. Goodman, via bowled remarkably well for his eide, sut> ceeded in accomplishing tho hat trick, : Newmabket v. Alma C.C. * This match resulted j<i an. easy victory for the latter by one injingg and 86 run For the »ewn?arket: A. Cos^on (21) W Hall (15); for Alma: Hill (29), Browaatj Otway (25) each, were the principal ecorm, VICTOEIA. V. NOITH SHOEE OUHIOiS This match was won by Kotth Shore with 14 runs to spare on the result of ftj'; first inningi, Victoria made 50, of ■wbicb Berry contributed 15, while North ■Short ran up a total of 64; Potter, not oaf ranking 18, and 17 resnlting from"extrs^g

THE NATIVE EJECTMENT CASE AT CAMBRIDGE.

Interesting Proceedlng&j&R From what we cm gather t Tie native cj/i. ment cisc which h;s to: some consfdcraMo' time past been before the Rejideat U^S trate's Court at C. mbiidge is Tkely to Is, the s«urce of more Htijation, and H.if^H of a somewhat more serious Datme tbais was origms'ly intended when (he nroswiij lion was fi st entered upou. -Jl somewhat amn-inj! inddent occatiil ia Uourt during the heating of the case on Thursday last, and one' which vwll give oar Auckland readersaa idea of what native ( testimony, -when pro.' }erly analysed, really is, A wltnei* formerly beating the name of Hori Karria^ but at present known ai Hori Puao, waste.' called by Mr Hesketb, solicitor forJTP defence,' for the purpose of showing || instead of the lessees of the PukAtua block being in arrears with their rent,'«' he (Hori) had previously utob, they had actually overpaid fit witness. On entering the bos the' witness was asked to sign His name in, a piece of paper, -which he did. Haw. then a iked if he had ever gone by the mw of Hori Karaka since 1877, in which yea?;' he had previously stated to the Goait, In had received his laEt rent. He emphatic?l^ denied having gone by that namaor having aver signed that name since-that lime. 'j>e next question was if he had not received ient> in 1881, althoughiu his previous exam he had etatjd he had not rsat since 1877. To this he replied that ho had applied for rent la 1881, but'jdid not get it A cheque was then shown the witness iM ; Febiuary 3rd, 1881. la teply to the am' tion, had he ever seen this-cheque beftue, he came forth with a very emphatic ism. The cheque was in favour of Horf Karakai and was -endorsed wit ttrt name. He wavtlen asked to look at the endorsement, and see whether ||§jj his signature. On examining, the 'back si, tho cheque the witness became'ntiel? dumbfounded, havlag been broughHaaii face with his own signature. The psitjf '•"■■ tion then began to uickle dowa Ms raw able countenance as he scanned tbcfsi signature, and the more conucting -paper upon which it appeared. His W% waimth increased with the watui of the situation j and with « occasional sigh he wiped the rolling i» spiration ffem his forehead wlth'tlis »I sei <riceable coat sleeve. After the lapse rf many minutes, without given answer, te proceeded to take off his coat, the wamfl of the tituat'on apparently increasing, asl * succeeded ia getting out one arm, conto1 plating the signature on the cheque mfW> wlrle. Again, he applied himself 1j & task of recognition, scanning Sit cheque from every possible staas; point. At last, to tite great amnsemai of the court, he took the other arm out of the coat, and laid the article on the be:* No answer being forthcoming he lfaa astoi to look at the signature on the butt of w' cheque, and see if he could -lecßguisi!." -without co Much hesitation;. Hci bewilderment of the witness increassa. After a very long and interesting pauss w finally admitted that both signatures W» his, and ihey were written by hisown bjoa. This admission showed not- only bad »."■ received rent in 1881, but- that y*j had likewise nsed the naaio a Clarke in that year.-The Besides Magistrate said he had compared ths etf natures written on the Court table tbatday with the signatures on the cheque, » they not resembling each other, lie <H| come to the conclusion that the sjfcDKll*.1. on the cheque were not wiitien'.ljy the witness, notwithsianding his own m mission. : Mr Hei;keth expressed his tonishment that after a witness bao'W" mitted his own signature, that tbat:2p| nature had been written with his ovfnWH - and having made the admission W'th o cj£* seiousne s that he was contTodictinstS former testimony, that His Worship atouu should say he had concluded it was not B» signature. Again, Mr Hesketh contefldw there was» great similarity between WW aignatures, but the admisiios w itself, in his mind, required no corrpw*,^ tion. It has now transpired ia evideaw that of the eleven ot the defendant* *» were discharged on Wednesday last to™ of them were not near tho scene rf *D| alleged occurrence at the time »'»t«ti*™; the evidence of Thursday went to -im* . thatothera of the defendants not jet <^' charged were also absent from the P» M 1 the time of the alleged expulsion, aPW the Dative witnesses swore posituw g their identity. It is the intention of tW»p who have been wrongfully charged *«••. directly after the case is over to lay >'' ' mation against the native witnesses P perjury.

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Auotionsi TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, I6TH, NOON. NORFOLK-STREET (off Ponsonby Koad). to be sold by auction, r, artlur HAS heen favoured with instructions from Mr W. White (who is leavlngthe tosell by auotion, at his residenoe, Nor- SoKS (off Ponsonby Road), on Tuesday nSrtfwth instant, at 12 oVook nooni HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of Drawlnnr-room, Dining-room, Bed-room, and uJtohen Furniture and Effects, Picturf 3, Carnets, OUcloth, Glass, China, and Eartnen ware, Kitchen Utensils, Tools, Poulti/) &c. On View on the Morning of tho Sale. W, S. OOOHEANE.J [JAMBS DACSK WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. YACHT. YACHT. mHE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, A Fort-strcef, on Wednesday, 17th Instant, at 11 o'olooic. The WeU-known Yaoht HATTIK MAY. balf-deckid, about S tori, with new eallß. pitr-lron b^'^st. anohor, and all reolng gear oomplete. Will be at Wateifmen's steps on Morning of Sale. SAMUEL COCHRANK & SON, Auctioneers. k w. B. oochbankl Was. daope MONDAY, JANUARY 22. EXTEJHSIVJS KAURI FORIST. THE Subscribers will se 1!, at their Rooms. Fort-Btreot, on Monday, the Snd January, 1883, at 12 o'olort. By Order cf the Kseoutor in the Estate of tho late James Shepherd. IQI Q ACRHS LAND, situated at Pakett, In JLVIo xno County of Bay of Islands, being a Grown Grant tc the late Jag. Shepherd, with the wall-known Kauri Forest. Mr Jno. G. Shepherd, of Kaoo. Whansaroa. will show the uoundary lines to intending purchasers. No Reserve. FOC frather parUou'ara apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, auctioneer*. Wi B COOBBABKj UtA DAOTB MONDAY, JANUARY 23. BY ORDER OS1 THB MORTfIAOfiE. BRICK BUILDIMGS IN LOWER CuAPEL STREET. rfIHE Subscribers will sell, at their X Booms, Fort-street, on Monday. 32nd inst., atUo'olook. That Valuable BLOCK of NEW BRICK TWO-STORKY BUn*DINHB. divided into 3 Comfortable Dwelling Houses, ercoted on pr t Allotment 11, Sco. 18, City of Auokland, having a frontage to Lower Chapei-.j'-Tst, of 56 test by 117 feet deep; held under lease for 21 yeara. from Inly 1,1830. Subject to a ground rent of £1612s a yeer. Far farther nartton'-tu, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. TO FURNITURE WARJBHOUBKMEW, IRONMONGERS, AND OTHER". Ex Weathersfield, PATENT MATS, COIR DIAMOND MATS, SLIP BORDERED MATS. COIR MATTING. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions jtp sell, at his rooms Opposite Messrs Tftornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at 11 o'clook. ok BALBS OF ABOVE, well-assorted, °•* from the Oriental Fibre Company. Also. o CASES PLAIN TRAY LOOKING ■" GLASSES. TO-MORROW. TO IRONMONGEES AND OTHERS. - ■ AMERICAN A^isT AMERICAN AXES FISHING AND CHALK LINES ! GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, at his Rooms, on the above dato, at 11 o'clock, •in CASKS AMERICAN AXE 3, assorted XU Bj zea 2OABBS FISHINQ & CHALK LINKS', Cotton. 29 to 100 feat (& very supeilor artiole) WEDNHSDAY, JANUARY 1% TO DKAPSRS, GENERAL DEALERS, AND OTHERS. *Artp GBNERAL DRAPERY & CLOTHING. V FOR ABSOLUTE SaLB. / TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell, at his Booms, on tht afore date, at 11 o'olook, A FARCKIi OF ABOVE, TO OLOSH ACCOUNTS. WITHOUT BBBBBVg. FSIDAY, JAHUARY W, ■ At IS o'clock, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAK OP THE SUPREME COURT. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS rocoivod Instructions to sell, at hits Booms (opposite Thornton, Braitk Bid PirUrt Mills), Lower Qoeen-stroet, on the above date, at U o'clook. THE FOLLOWING PBOPJSRTD3B :— ALLOTMENTS, NO. 24, 27, 28, and 32, Parish of Okahu. otntalning 363 AORB9 of LAND, adjoining Mr RosßiU's prcpsrty. Also, PART OF ALLOTMENT 185, Parish of Takapnna, containing 8 ACRES. Terms and conditions at sale. The Anotloneer calls partioulsr attention to this Bloofe of Land, being some of the flneit In the Eaipara District, and well worthy the atten tion of capitalists. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. THE REMUERA YARDS. iTSOR SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on X? Thursday next, January IS, HO head Well-fatted Cattle 600 Fat Sheep andlambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs ALFRED BUCKXAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, |l ■ mHE A NNUAL QHEEF uIAIR Will be held at THB REMUERA YARDP, ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6. Entries to be previous to Thursday, February 1, : j - ■ ! ALFRED BUCKLAND. I . ■;,-■ : iLaai riOUKTKY OATTLB BALKS. |HV -■-"'•':, ': ■■ ' •■■:.■.■■•- R Pokeno-Moadar, January IS. . . !r| |H Dmir-wedr.eW-ny, January W. i: papaknra-Wedneadar, JannatyX. lift ALFRED BUCKLAND. j



AnoMon-i. I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17. HOON. COTTAGE, HEPBUJRN-STREET. SHOP, SYMONDS-STREET. COTTAGE, SYMONDS-STREET. R. O. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sellby pnbllo unotion, at his Mart. Qneen-atooot, next Messrs Fbher a 1 r'o.. on Wednesday. 17th inst., at noon, the fo'lowlna ValaaDW ru perty. oomprltlog- LOTS 35 and 36 tf Bubdivltion into lots Of eliotaent^ 5 urn. 6 of et-don SJ of the City •of sucklnnil. The lot 36. Hopbnm-ttroet. has a Fn.-olnss S - /on-roomort House, with all neeosspry oat-hoi'oi oreot d »oer-^on. noßtfy now. «n'l 1-svi-g S3 y r IJJKI to rar.atan rmno" nr.-mr; r it r'. £10 eaoh lot. übe huusols.hf for :3i per weoK. £220 may remain, at 7 % for 5 yoars. LOT 8 of snb-dlvinion of lot i, motion 7, Symondß-Strfot, 8S feet f..intago by 120 feot rteoti v'-.'{ thsKcn ercctod tho commo dious Sloto and Dwell' -s-honto known as Hazell'a Fi-uit nc-pJt, lei to a Rood tenant for 6 years, nt 25* psr week per annum, and the oommodiom Hoase of — rooms adjoin ing w'thyr-d.g?rl ir, aada ' oonveniencos, lot for 12b G« per wieir. The shop nd dwo 1- IbV and houso afj.iulag. will bo offeroa In one lot, the who'o malcicg a sure and saw investment. HAMILTON (Wfl (liatol.—T o*B 40 nnd 203, town of HrmiltonK:iat oObtdnlngonoaorooaoli, both being valaablo a'lotmontg. MONQONUI.-80 aorca of Bnsh Land, being middle poivion ol lot fS. parish of Kohu mam, oonnty of Mon3onui. NG*RUAWAHIA.-Towii Lot 381. Ngaruawa bia,iaore. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. SHEEP FAIR. Tho undersigned will hold their FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Intend'ic vends: j will forward entries not later than the Tuesday previous, the 6th. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. THE undersigned will hold their Waiuku Monthly Salo on Saturday, the 20th inst., when they will sell CATTLE, SHEEP, HORSES, &C. HUNTER & NOLAN. TQ.MOKKOW, JUNCTION YARDS. FuR BAI-E ay the Junction Yards, on Tuosday next 60 Prime Oxen, from Haweri 70 Fat Bnllootcß, from Waikato, Awhltu. and celghbourhood KO Fat Sheep 130 Vat Larnba At 1 o'clock. UOg IX X <Ss SOLAS. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. GRAHAMSTOWN. T. W. HICKSON & CO., BEG to announce that having been in- Btraoted bi Mr Hknby Aixby, to offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION TnE WHOLE OF 818 BPLENWD ■pROPERT? AT O IKUTAIA, OONSISTIIfO f>F 4,000 AJR33 MAGNI?ICSNT FLAT LAND AND LOW HILL*1. It Is their intention to IK a the Pale On the afterroon of TUESDAY, JANUARY 23rd, AT GRAHAMSTOW.ff. The exact hrurrndplioe of holding tho sale Will be announced in fatrra advert* b'menir\ lilthograp'i!' w"l ehrrt".'r \ > out, nnd whl he oir ou'ated throus:6 the medium of tuts p-»ro . .-. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES AND TALLOW, each Tuasday, at 12 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLANL*. Government Land Bales. SALE OF PASTORAL LEASES OP GKOWN LANDS. FBKUMIHABT NOTICE. General Crown Lands uffloo. Welll Jgton, 20th faeptembor, 1883. One million seven hundred and fifty t house id aores of Crown Lands will shortly be open for Pastoral Lease In the Provincial District of Otego, New Zealand. This oonntry ia at present heli under lesse in forty-six runs until the Ist March, 188 i. and will again be oflered In ran? suitable to tho Data c Of the country: DUt no eeaee will be ailowea to take up more than wJU oarry .wenty thousand sheep or four thousand head of cuttle. The leases will be f t»r a term of years to be hereafter determinea: bnt in no caao will any lease be for a perltd exceeding twenty-one years. Compensation for improvement up to three years' rental will be allowed at the end of the lease. In order to givo new pastoral lessees time to make arrangements, the licenses will, in terms of the Land Acts, be sold by publio snotion, at the Land Office, Dunedln, in the latter end of February. 1883, twelve montus before possession is to be given. One year's rent will be payable in advanoe on the license at the time of sate. The country has been ocoupled for nnwa rds of twenty years. It is well grassed, well watered, sound, and healthy. Dlatsnoo from port by good roads and rail ways part of tholway, from thirty to one hun dred and fltty miles. Maps and further particulars will bo 'obtain able shortly at the Land Offices of New Zealand, and at places in the Australian Colonies to be named In future ndvortiaemonta. WM. ROLLHSTOtf Minister of lands. Drapery and Clotning. REVOLUTION w MBN'S. BOYS', AND YOUTHS' OIiOTHKra TBADB. m |^1 &*OUNTAINE Having BOUGHT THE STOCK of J. W. Fearse, Earangabape Bond, Qnarantees to snpply fto Residents of the Dls triotjwith Qoods at QUBBN-BTRBBT PRIOES MBN'S SUITS, from .. ... 27a 61 MEN'S TROUSBRB and VESTS 153 MBN'3 TROUSKKS .. .. 6s6d BOYS'SUITS Us 6a YOUTHS'SUITS 17s Bd KNIOKKR SUITS .. .. «. 6a VARIETY OF HARD ASD SOFT FELT AND STRAW HATS, MBN'S MHHCKttY. TIBS, S.O. Opposite LambDurnoV, Ironmonger, Kab&ngahapb Road, t4tew y4 rrival of goods. §Jllrs. Down, STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPKn HOB3ON-ST BBT Xntablished 1881. f Every Description of Stf y Corsets, &o. Sargloal Belts upon the latest Improvements. Shoulder straps Made to Order. '■■■ 4M « * BUTO a* l |*l OAP^KH. Cii'VTHAOIO fcO Bonu Onrwn »mo usurered troiu «hlp j rvui «• ... aiiorwi* Notli; Ballast Supplied. fl SWOABILB IBS I I OI tBUXTDH UOAS AIM 3 Ira wood (oo» on nnoaU'^awnibla



Prospectus. EW r/EALAMD Zi DEDIGREE gTOOK QOMPANY (LIMITED). TO BE INCOHS'OBATED UNDEH "TnE COM EANIKS ACT, 1882." CAPITAL £200,000 In iW.OOO Shares of £5 eaohi 5s on application, 68 on allotment, 10a every two months until £2 per Share is paid up; further calls as required, at intervals of not less than threo months, and not to excoed 5s per Bharo. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: HON. JAMES WILLIAMSON, M.O.A THOMAS UUSSELTj. Esq., C.M.G. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Esq. EVKHY McIiKAN, Ksq. JAMES BAILEY Ksq,, C.B. WILLIAM STKKLjI'!, Esq. JAMES MoCOBS CLARK, Esq. JOSIAH OLIF'ICN FIRTH, Esq. • THOMAS MORRIN, Esq. P. COMISKEV.Esq. DAVID NOLAN, Esn. JOSEPH L. WILSON, Esq. BANKERS: THE DANK OF NEW ZEAIiAND. SOLICITORS: MESSRS JACKSON AND RUSSELL. SECRETARY (pko TEM). JOSEPH BENNETT, Esq. Tho objects of tho Now Zealand Podlgroo Stook Company (Limited) aro tho brooding and rearing of Pure Cuttle, Clydesdale Horses and Shoop, ana disposing of samo hj palo or other wiso in Now Zealand, tho Australian Colonies, San Francisco, andolflowhoro. In ordor to carry out theso objoots it is pro posed :— 1. To purchaso from tho Auokland Agri cultural Company(Liniitod)tho following Proper tios now used by thorn for stook-breoding pur poses, viz., (a) Cranston, Waikato, 8,863 acres, <b) Tamaki, No. 1 Form, Tho Chase, and Butly Manor, 752 ".ores, (o) Tamaki. Groenhill, 140 acres, tosotlior with their celebrated Pnre-brod Short horn and Hereford Herd. Clydesdale Horses, Lincoln and Leicester Shoop. 2 To pnrchaso from Messrs T. and 3. Morrln tlioir Scud Farm at Moadowbank, Rcmuow, consisting of 249 aores 2 roods 5 perohos, and the Leasehold Eatato of 91 aoro adjotains, to- KOther with thoir valuablo Podlgroo Shorthorn Herd. To farmers and dealers In cattle it Is wqll known that Puro-brod Stook aro moro easily fattened, come to maturity oar Her, produce better beof, and roaliso higher prioes than the ordinary olass of stook. This fact, whioh is so Bianifloanl to breeders and doalors in cattle, has of late years induced a constant and aotive demand for pure-bred stook in England, America, and tho Australian Colonies. In view of this domand for puro-brcd cattle, and the laree and increasing area of land, whioh is annually taken up for grazing purposes all over Now Zealand, and tho vast quantity ot caale required to stook tho samo, the Directors sco at onoe a ready market at good prioes for tkqli stock, and they boliovo tho Company will be ablo to pay early and continuous dividends from their ordinary operations in tho sale of stook, without relying upon any profit from tho in creased valuo of landod property, which lahoro after referred to. The Directors confidently anticipate that the Frozon Moat Trade cannot fail to open a praoti colly unlimited markot for Now Zealand booi and mutton, and will give to stook-grazinq interests in Now Zealand an impetus whiol: must ultimately tend to tho &reat advantage ol Tho°wfflo'of tho Pedigree Horde before mentioned, tho Clydosdalo Horses and Shcoj aro woll-known, and consist of first-class im ported stock (judiciously selected by tho besl judges, without rogard to cost) and theii oroKony. Whorevor exhibited thoy havo re celved the highest prizos. Tho celebrated Shorthorn Bull" Duko of Nowoastlc," tho pro poity of the Auokland Agricultural Company, was'awarded First and Champion Pnzo at the Intercolonial Exhibition at Sydney for tho best bull of any breod, for which tho whole of the Australasian Colonies competed with imported and Colonial bulls. This bull and many of his progeny are among the herds proposed to be tmrohasod. Tho Horotords aro deserving oi speoial mention. Five hundred and forty-flvc in number, they form tho large&t herd of pure Herefords in tho world—thoir progeny hove always mot a ready and remunerative sale. Tho land proposed to bo purchased by the Company for carrying on thoir operations con sists of well-seleotcd and Bill cab) o stations, where tho breeding of pure cattlo ha 3 for manj years paso been successfully contlrccfd. Those properties havJ also been selecteu wnh a v*p\v to thoir iuturo ineroaso ie value, and from tbis sourco alono t he Lireoiors anticinato tho Com panyw.ll derive considerable proilt, Elevon hundred and forty acres of tho lane acquired aro so near .01 -c City o*. Auckland as to entitle them cow io o clas-iei. as Suburbar Land?, and they mus- speedily advanco m value with tho rapid uevelopmenc o£ tho city. Tho value of tho Freehold, Leasehold, anc Stock has been fixed by Messrs Alfred Buck land and Wm. Aitken at. the sum of d 161,30! isGd. Tho Directors, af tor tho valuation was fixed, inducod tho vendors to mako tho important concession of leaving ono-hnlt of tho purchase monoy socorod opon tho property at five pel cent. Being thoroughly satisfled w^th_ the prospects of the undertaking, ihe vendors nave reserved to themselves nearly one-half of tm shares in the Company npon equal terms witt the shares now offored to tho public. Further particulars on application to the Solicitors of the Company, or to JOSEPH BENNETT, Hon. Sec, 16, Queen-streot. £10 to £1,000. \TICTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT V AGKKCY, HIGH-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE OIfY COUNCIL OFJICEB), Money advanoo from £10 to £1000 on Persona: Security, De da of r ropoity, sharei, &o. Repayments obd be made in Instalments of One Shuxinb pbb Wbek for eaoh Pouhd bor rowed) or In ny Tray to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Office Address i Box 90, Auckland. MONEY TO LEND, in large ond small i urns, at current rates of interest. Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street, MONEY TO LEND, on Keal Bs'ate, in sums of CfiO and upward', at tho our iont rates of interest.—Applr Wm. H. Ooohrace, 25, N. Z.i Insnranno Buildings, or tiamnei Coohrane and Bon, Fort-atreet. M ONES' TO LEND on Mortgage In any asm required, on terms to bdII orrowera. Interest allowed on monies pltr. 3 nmy hands till Invested.—W. V, Btovenß, In vagting Ageat, 187, (Jneen-atreet. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at 1 ask olass Fraehold Securities. WM. COLKVSAN, Solicitor. Corner of Queen and Shortiand-atreeta, MONH.Y TO LEND, in Bums ol £200 and upward, at 7 per of nt. JACKSON & RUSSELL, So tcl' -f Fort-Bti X ONEY TO LBND, in large or smaU buma, at uaur i,it- iof Intel jat. connk: h & co r <-bb, Lolliltors, Vnlr n Lan~ JiWnfin TO LEND ON FKKBHOLE 3&4UV/U SBCURITY; ft' ', severr' sums of «!,> I and «5t (. — Apply /'.TFIN OABRIOK, office of William Aiikon, Short land-street. Conveyances. rpELEGKAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVEBY AND BAM STABLES, Kibkwood and Lake Street, Cambbidqe, Waikato, New Zealand. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor, W. K. C. bega to roturn his Bincoro thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for the liberal support he has received since commencing business, and has to inform them that, in order to meet the requirements of this rapidly advancing district, ho is at present BUILDING LABGB ADDITIONS to his PREMISES, which, when completed, will make them second to none in the North Islar 1. Tourists for tho Hot Lake Country supplied •with Saddle Horses and L'uggies on tho shortest notice; also, experienced guides and careful drivers. <'. ■ Buggies and Saddlo Horses always on hire. Orders by telegram or o<horwlso punctually attended to, ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Cambridge, December 22,1882, "OOYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES, ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coaoh (carrying passengers) will on and aftor Ist January, 1883, andl until further notice, ran to tho following Time table :- Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junotion Rail way Station daily at 8.30 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival oi Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and-Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.: re turning from Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, at 10 a.m. ' Booking Offices : Gwynne'a Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman's Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Premises, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. X, CAKTEB, Proprietor, Cambridge, December 22,1882. |JT flirts XIMK TABLE. L9BTB Arch Hill -8.112 a ta *B.eu am Urn I.SO p m Bpm 1.16 pm «.«pm Leave National Bunt— Dam no.lSr'm ll.iiam US p m 5.45 p :n 5.6 p m 6.80 pm * Bzospt Taaaflayfl ana ThnrefJajre, when tsa from Auobland and 10,80 from Asylum will m> to and tsom Uu Whan. IMEJOICE PYMPLA! UMEJUIOB PYHPLA! LOLJCJUIOS PYMPLA I Mannf aetnred by '~ _ EHRBNFRiaD BROS-



| Public Notmois. ! TCIDWARD BARTLEY, ABCHIXEOT, BTICHBURy'B BUILDINGS, QUSSN-aTRKET. „ g K~^ ' o.uAR X " "m»2— —M.i |j. 0 X , S ALE, 1 Four-wheeled Vox Oart (n--rly aew) 1 Two-wheoiwl IV.g C- t (naar)y 00-w> i Largo Ladf'B Piiasion Uoaolc-aeiwoi. »uxgy Wbucoc to Patchsisc, Uauble-aoatedHooded Buggy. PAIN'S Wholesale a Ritall W. H. HAZARD, Gonraaker, .Queen Street, Auckland, Agont for JAMEis FAIN, tondon, rrßOTcaHmiT ro the novti. taoht iquhoiioii. 0i1.., OOIiUUK, ADO «.ti.4f'S UERCHANTSo X & 97, O,I)'E;"S3.E?rHKIIT, AWOKE..4 Til), W,f i, SKPOKTERS tW pipehna ncs ha s, Panel JBeooratloei, aiiAHS—i. allahed. Silvered, and Koagh Push JKnßllah and ConUneniiil Sheet, Photo irraphlo, Glomi Bhadea, WHITH IiKAB, Ccloaw, Oil VAENISHISB Brushw, Mixed P»lnta. Uirwia'a £ntloor< roslrc and Patsst Htliaafa Points, HOUIiDINGB~GUt. Qtalnefi, Vtmeored, fH Pioture Fnune and Room Deoorittliuii,7anev Frames tor Cabinet and G.D.V, Fioittbos ot awry Aesoriptloo In great variety BoßAFß—Photn* ana Oc'oared, Albnriu fox Pha'cs, '.'c»w, tee.. Sea,, ho, OaKsut or Overlay Mnnnta, all slues i Cablast ul o.u.v, uaonta i AviiUts' ItootiUltee, W- ir'.Saß. h2Tlnc always on hand Use larsast ■took ot the above ttoodii in the North Island of New Zealand, are able to eseonte either whole, •alo or retail ordure on the moot farourabln terms, Samples of Paporhanshms from open ■tool:, or of cnsinftl paok&ass. Bent on rppllsa tlon. New BetUen In AneaUnd should inspeoS out (took ot Fsperhnngtopi uidPloturea befove fitting up their new homti t they win Qnd sopl v thins to wit the aiestas of orcryona, W. PHILIJPPB & 8O»i 03 of OBSON-STREET STEAM Cf'FFEE . Mll-LS.-H. P. GlllHO.Na and CO., Tea. Coffee and Hploo Merchanm, Wholesaio nnd family Urooers, Co'i, l<*irowooo. ana Produce Dealere.-H. P. G.lBbuNU and CO., Ilobson sireer, Auoklnnd ' 1 mo BRIDGE CONTRACTORS. A. BUIIiOKRS, KTO. The unders'-ned. h/vvinpt ppeclal maohlnery for tho jaanufaoturo o( bolw, has sappy of Bil lengthß In aiocic at cheapest rato«; also, He u lation Veranrtch Posta. Iron Tubular Kn.ld Gams, price £3 10a. to bo had (rum ':. ano d. Morrin & Co., Cruiokshank, MUIor ft Co., f .d at the Works. A. T A I T. Lome-street Bolt and General Iron Works. THAMES CARRIAGE AKD DRAY FaCTuKV. James mackib, propriktor, Victoria-et. East, Avostittro, Ropalra of evfry Ceioilptlon In Wood and Iron costly executed uu the ahocr;it noiioe. SprlneiS miid i nnd ijpsir.nl. Always on Hnnd—A )i:go quantity of Lamps, also lronbcirK bhsfts and spokes. Red Hum Foi lori.andHobarfl'own Hardwood. N.B.—Country oidorß punctually af'jnded to. »&r AKNOCK BROTHERS, VT SOAP AND CANDLX MANU FACTUHKBS, COX'S CREEK, KICBMOND. Ofßoe :-DURHAM AUCKLAND. Cash Porchnrora ot Tallow, Wool, Bhespskfig, asd Bones. r jiO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. WELLS BROS., Devonport, Aro propared to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks, Lime, Sana, Shell, Asu, Purlri Posts and House Blocka, &c., &c. Contracts made for tho de livery of Timber, &0., from tho mills to any art of Dovonport District. Ad oas: WELLS BROS., Carters, .Dovonport. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBL DELIVERY AGKNCI Despatch Goods and Parcel] of all dooorlptiona to every par> o( the Town and Suburb? . Cheap Rate and wilh -jnaranteed regularity. The following are tne Booking Agencies i— A. R. Ladd, Ciblnei.TQ&ker..Karangahapeßoad W, H "fonng. Glrooor_™ ..Ponhonby Road R. Blrnle 8»Ker.._.„..: _.. J Area HUI J. Reid, Cabinetmaker,.,. Corner of Eyber PaBS and Symonds-st. 8. Reid, Grocer„..,-Corner of Kyber Pass and Qrafton Road. W. 8. Collins, Grocer. ParneU a. Heldt, Cabinetmaker , Newmarket DEUVKRIBB !- Town i Hourly. Suburban ill o.m. and S p.m, No. 79, Telephone Exchange. HKAD OFlfiuE: Nathan's Bond. Custom. house- treet a UCKLAJXD SELECT KIDIDG A. SCHOOL. New koeth Road, riding madk bast and graceful, The Auckland Seleot Riding School, for the Study and Praotloe of the Art of Exultation in all its branobes, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen deßlrlng to enter as pupils are Bollolted to forward their names to the proprietor on or before that date. Terms; and hours of instruction and praotloe, may be learned on application, luplla supplied with Horses, and appoint ments for Bohool Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first. Clues Samples at tho Sohool. The proprietor has compiled an &ld Book tor the ueo of Pupils and others, which may be had on application. Price, la. Bpeoial Arrangements for Children. tfKMAM! AfTBNDANOJS COB LADIIca, e.i.J. ha? also commenced business as Horse- Iraluer. Every Horse entrusted to his charge will be properly Broken rind handled either as , Lady's or Oontleman'a Chareer. G. HA Z E L L, Late Rough Ridir Sbrsbaot-Majob, and Ist Class Equitation Instructor, VI Yoart In H.M, Hnrv j For Bte IniMorte. g L$ Unmonnteo, oz || 3aate£niiy ISoanted ta Tarunu ■maw, I .- EwoxlJcpcolKiVAnamHf. |j sr Bale to? II • ' ■ PaniOES-sTflßoa. || rH B Ha? 5] ft R KE T tfi. MUKKS-SXHU-MX, AUCKLAND ON UASJII, ABRITBD PBS COKOMANDKIi XBD ROMAN EMPIBE,- Whlte OlOTer, Red Clover, Alsyke OlOTer, Oov> erasa. Meadow Jfeaano, Meadow Foxtail, Created Dogstall, Rape, Trefollnm ■ Jjicarnatum (Soariot Clover), 3"KOM AMERICA DIRBOX-» Tlmoihy, Kentaokr Blaeeran (Pea I't&ten&n), POTerty Bar Ryeaeara, Uanterbury Ryegrsgi. Ocofcltoot, Pralrleitrasß, Battalk BARLY BBBD FCTATois, X<i FOUOWBI- Aahloaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Cante^ bury Flakea, Patterson's Victoria. tiATSR VARIBUKS—Hobart, Button's Hag nnm Bcmum, tatton's Flower Ball, etc AISO, Oata, Barlo?, Gar&en and Flower Seed, Coarse, Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax, Tow, daoon and Hams. BONKDUBT and BONKFLOUK of all grader. ISLAND ajtd PKRUVIAN GUANO, EC, BC HKSKETH & AITKHH.



Busineae Notices. F. J. MO..S,] [V.*. P. O'SULtrvAN If« Je MOSS & C 70., HOUSE, LAND, AND E3TATE AGENTS, RnORTIASDSTRHBT, Intending Uay^.a are rwjpaotfally invited to It isot our List o; Properties. Money to Lend at Current Bates of Interest. rpHE RIVEKSDALE MAHUFaOTUK. .«. INS CO. (LIMITSD), I'ANNOBS, OUKRIBB3, FBLLUONGERB, IMPOitTHi'.3 Off KNGL'.S 3, AMERICAN. AND FORRIGN LKATHKRB, GRIHDKRY, fcHOffi MKKOBKY, TOOLS AND ALL THK REQUISITHS OV THK BOOT AND SHOK TRADES. Tho R. M. Co. (Limit >d) have now on hand and to arrlvo, a aplendld r sortmont, and flrßt rate value in Colonial Soin. Kip, Calf, Split Brown and Blaote Hnrness Leathers, &0., &o. ALSO, Fimt-ra-u vuiuo in Franoh and Ku«liiih Calf Calf Ktil, Patent Ca'.f, Ameiloan Buff Hulit, JCmunel, It ifit India Hip, &0., so. ' Machiie alike, Maohiuo Threads. Grindery, Tools, and Shoa Moroory oi all desorlp tions, CASH BUYKRB OF HIDES. BKINB,. WOOh, &Ni> TALLOW. Tannory: I Ofilooand Stores A V O W D A L E. I 22, GtiKX - BTRKKT. [TEticpnoNß 05. WAI. S, HAMPSON, fc aooretary. T HEN-UKKWON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINSGER. Na 8, WYND9AM-BTBKBT. TMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMEMT. Just Rooolved, par JJoob. Awt, A Splondid Assortment of VIOLINH. BOWB, and FITTINGS, MKLODIANB, CONOKR. JINAS, and all kinds of MUSICAL , INSTRUMENTa, at I THOS. E. CARTER'S, 82, VICTORIA-SCREE'S1, AVCKMtiXD (31x doors above Albett-atreet). > TtSACHEB, Tuner, and Repairer of Planolonte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. Terms and Teetlmonlala on application. Tuner and Repairer of all kinds ot Musical ."natramonta. TAMES pLA RE, Having returned from Friendly Inloi.r.-i, w'^hos roapoocfaliy to inform tbo public tihiss he bxi BTARTKU BUSINKSS AGAIN IN HIB OLD SHUP, CuoTOM-nousE-3TKBKT Wbbt, and will be most bappv to see me old oastomerc, and any new onsa who will t avout him with tholr patronage. All kinds of Yachts and Boats built to order on the shortest cotlce. Boats repaired. N.B.—A Small Sup on tho premises, J. CLARK. YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, ffOSTOM-HOUSE-STRKKT WKST, FREEMAN'S OAT. GO TO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, C OLD, AND BHOWKR BATII3, VIt.OBIA-SiiWIT BA.J. Cigrjrf-ONK SHII ' .N 3. O- >na)lwMkdaya f-om7 r,m. to 9 p.w,, rid aaNDAY MORN INGS fiotn 6 tl". 10 n.ra. Tho T n-rooma »ra r 1 rtiVAtp, and tir i".( 1 viiib. eveiy oonvon lonco. Tr-fe sh tow •i, flesh .d !i< • braahes, combs, leioirato-■, i". Ps, & foieot Bath rooms (orlvato) for L. .'63 every day, at a" hour.- with femiloattendtnr \ Cjefihf ingrnd Slxnnn. Pic. a:—Viowi;* stroot Eait. atove the Greyhound Hotel, tnd next tbo Cheap Redding and Fa_.ilio. j Mart, Anoklnd. N.B.—B»rbar In attendance. /rfiHOS, T TTARHUTI. 733: KAFAI YOBS BROOK FAOI'ORT. OtTBVOtf-HOUUMBf, mcom \W co( ilou V C. F, COUPER, 277 X 273, UPPKP. QUKKN-BTRKKT. Fiest Pnize Auckland Snow, 188 L Manufacturer of Every CeßOripHon of OjSRRI'GW, GIO. SUG9Y. CART. AND PLOUUH iiARNiCSS. Ladles' and Gcnti" Ssddlcs, PaotSaddlo", Bags, Valises, Legging!!, &c, &0., on hand and made to ordorj Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Bits,' Brushes, Klllman's Kmbrooatlon, £o, Steepler'iubo iind Race Baddies made to order. ffi f S A O O C X J. a OPTICIAN Has n Btook BPBOTAOLKB AND KXB 6LAPBKS ot ererjr deaoriptlont an aoonrata Fit Buaranteed. COMPOUKD MIOKOBGXJPHB AND TBIiB I BOOPRS, Powerful and Cheap. ARanoiD UAKOMiTxaa, thkbkoubtswu), Slbotbio Bulls, jsattiriks and lITTINOS. Magneto Electrl* Machincj and jMedleal Colli. OPBRA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIKLD AND MARINK GLASSES. TUKODOUTKfI, COMPAESHS, SKKTAITM, Spirit Hydrometer*, Saceharometen, Salinometeii, Argentometera, &c, &a.,&«. AOnnr rOB TAYLOR'S PATENT BBWINS MACHINES 8: EXTRAS, Inrtrumenta end Sewing Machine* repaired Oproem inn Post Omca, Hhartlnad-^twiet. rfißOunv Ii I M JS. (3ROUHD""LIMB, FOR SALB, SOUTHOATE'S HAHURANGI HYDRAUIiIO GROUND ROCHE LIMB. In any quantity, tor Conorete, Paths, Floon, Cellars, eta. (next to atone flagging, la uc rivalled for durability and hard-setting Qualities). For tanks and other wet work It la a.flnrt-olasi material. B, KBA »E, SOLE AGENT, nnSTOM-nOP8»-gTBB«T. UUPEHIOJts COKKUOaaBO V&HIU 8 J? A R X U X HAS 70BBALB B UUmiMCi Kiß aUOTC, Wtt* Tap readr (or use, 21 and nDwards, AT BIS STSAM WC3KT, VIOTOBIA-STiUDH, an Die Shsii T jsjicsiHU'-Bianiw, Large caMSiacj 02 Spanan^, HJaataß, and Down plv-J al./ayfllß rtoofc Var/ttflsb iron or ..re?, at rJifcrtssrt noUoe* Maaulaotnrci oi Lead and Oompo Fipo. 4 oiioJco Kites* ja of. CXuuidollerr, (ton at hit WeUeslqr-street shop, Ojiwitri- titile-a ~ ..U always noeiranla prompt attention, rJcansed to la? o* Wsttef, Sub I'&ixrnzß off ibb Impkovhb liuv kqcp RiDflmo. EvEMUG CoNCEKTR BKLECIIONS b'hOM OPERAS, SONGS! DUBT3, ETC, BTO. Evory Pcreon can havo ''jesa In their own Home by call'ng on J, KOWDEN, SHOBTL4NDST., And Pa(Otai" "j ono of his NEW iY-IMPOETED PIANOS, rMPOitiAisr Just Rooelved, per ' Loch Awe,' a Splendid Assortment of Violins. £ows, and vlttinob, Melddii 8, C )NOEr.TiN. r ; and all klnaa 0 Musical ; Nf.ri: due sis, at THOS. E. CARTER'S, 82, VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six doors above Albert-street). TEACHER, Toner, and Eopalror of Pianoforte, Cornoi, and VIOLIN, Terms and Testimonials on application, Tuner and Repairer ot all kinds of Musical Instruments. by special JsTO§i|§§2& APvovsmtinn! pEORGE DIXON (AwardedPrlze Medal Sydney Exhibition), » MANUFAOTUBKB OF • DOUBLE MB ATJSD WATERS & CORDIALS Cuba-street) Wellington Ask tor his celebrated GINGER ALE, be had .lnalljaitß 0.1 tho Colony. fkTOTICK OF REMOVAIt—YT. and E. AS Basten bog to inform tbelr Patrors and the Publio generally that they have Removed to their Now Premises in WakeOold-street. While thanking •heir Customers for the liberal support aocorded them iv the past, they desire to Inform them that by the introduction of the litest appliancn in the Trade, they hope to pro duce Carriages Oi All binds, which, for Style, Durability, Finish, and Moderate Prises, are not to be suipassed, Note thd address—W". and E. Baaten Coaob-bulldera Wokeflold-atroo*. Anoklattd,,'



Sewlnar Maomnee ESTABLISHED 1856. BY BPKOIAL jE&fflfy^fc, APPOINTMKNTI Buy ONLY THB s" <) SKWING MAOHINKS. The Easiest, Simplest, Beat Made, and Most Dnrable. The only Bewing Machine whloh haa never beenlbaaten in competition. Eole A«ents In New Zoaland i SHAKE'SPBAR AND CO., (Opposite tho Market,) . QUBKN-STRKBT. - Bfl ■■%■ H9 X S THB GREAT 3JS.WING MACHINE IMPOBTEK ; HAH JUB'J BKOMVMD j AlLartfS Bhlpawiiti of tho CkaUenM M&jMtse Thb Whitb Co,'a Sswiho Maohisk The Mort Silent The Cheapest The Most Hapld The Highest Arm The Moat Simple Tho inmost Table ; The Most Basyto Work Tho Best Coyer The Most Dnrablo Tha Simplest Shuttle . TheMMtKlSant The Neatest SUtoh j TBKADLB MAOHIHia bom £6 10*. ; vem sum sMwtsa maobxhm kvme made, i>TI(M Oi BAUD MAOBISKS, £3 10fc Also, ALWAYS. O» HAJTK- Genuine Btn*w Frister and BO BBU Ho^Ctopanr:* W^S«?SBd|WIIeOB Broverand BakeVl Jones's ABO EDomatSo "™~" AuaothMKOOd makes fIOM aa.tiDi heb Wbkk i 2a. 6d, pee Wbkki All KAOHIHBS OUAKAETBHB, Thews Machines can be had <rf mr Agents i- M. MoLeanand Co,, Ploncsr Store, Whasßure I Thomas Wells, Cambridge t William Stevens on OndraneaiE7\Vwte, Hamilton i Parnell anfl Boylsn, eißbonie < BrecMC and Co., Taur&nxs ud at other places. mHS rjKBiT JQ BPO T, QUKEN-STRKKT. Hotels. T> OT AL MAI L HOTEL, NGABUAWAHIA. yiret-clusa AocommodaMon for Vlsltow and Commorcial Men. Sample and Bagatelle Hoomb. Baddlo Horses and Floasmo Boats always on Hlro. ELLISON & LATCHMORE, PnorBiETOM. WA D & HOTEL, WADE. 11. LENNON, Proprietor. Wines and Spirits of Beat Brands always in stock. Good Beds. Good Stabling for Horses. Meals at all hours. •O a C 1 F I 0 HOTEL, RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS. G. H. WHITE Pbopkietob. Tho abovo Hotel having nndorgone extensive and thorough repair*, tho Piopriotoi irusts that by oareful attention to tho wants of travollors and regular customers, ho will obtain a fair sharo of tho patronage of all. Thoro is a prood Billiard Tablo,a good Cuisine, and tho very best o( Spirits, Wines, and Ales. Preparations aro being made ior a roally good Salt Water Bath, so suitable for all travollors to and from Sydnoy, &o. The Bay of Islands can not, surpass tho advantages offered for bathing, as it is but ono succession oJbays and inleta for over oighteen miles. ... ... _, * Families can to accommodated with private rooms and all tlio requisite conveniences. Oysters and Fish will be always on hand. Good Stabling. Saddle Horses can bo had at very short notice so as to enable Visitors to soo the Mangancso Minos. " Boots aro always to bo obtained tor Pionios Fishing Parties, &c TERMS MODERATE. Commodious Samplo Room (or Commercial Travellers. Hoi jUAitisai not laujss, HOTLAKBS IMPORTANT 30TO0K TOURISTS Intending to Tislt these Natural Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain through EKTUKN TICKETS (including Guldea, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, *«.>, together with every information, from the undersigned, who have been appointed Sow ABBOTS in Auckland for Mr William Kelly, Proprietor oi the PALAOK HOTKU Ohine mutn, Tint-clan Accommodation for Visitors (luring both Winter and Summor Months. bivatb Brarmsi, bmobiko,, and kmadiro Rooms B I L LIAR II 8, Ooaehes. Bngglee, and Saddle Horses for Him Conveyances meet every Steamer. MKTOAfjPK as BIUJ, SB. K.Z, Insurance Building*. June Irfl US Asent |_J AOIIT I V HOTEL, JOHN a—iLAITOKK... .PROPRIETOR Bega to announoa to his friends and the general BubUo, that he haji oomploted the extensive alteration on hu premises. Among the many lmprOTementa, ho hai A SPECIAL DINING-ROOU, Orrtur the Rupexintsndenoe of a well' known Caterer. The " Cuisine" will be the boat tha Stun oan sapoly, iSe&it at all hoore. Beet Brands ot Wines and Spirit*. Hancook'ft Bparkline Ala dwwi on Draught, Board anfl Residence, 70s pa,c week Geaaonable Ohnnrea. Kxoellent Tare. OlTilttr •nrt Attention. SooA StabUnv. \ RTBUM O TkT ATEAS, JL\. O.* a* aKWHRAL IMPORTTS.K AMD OGMMISSIOS KEKCHABT, S3, liOWEB IIUKWS • BTRKST, AUOKIiAND (OpposliM Railvrar Keobunatlon), ADD AT 4, MKW BBOAD-BTBEBT, LomDOKi Abo Repn»entativo» In America, Con tinental ajid Colonial Port*, GSNESAL MEROHAHDIS' OILIiBN'B BXOBB3 fBAH, OOVrBBB VHI'PBB AND BFIOKI DWBD FRUITS OANNHD VBUIT -iND VWOHTAESBF »aKBBKVMn MKATP) «O«AB8 . mas, SAfioOA, Ana iim, OOKTBCriOKEBV JAMS AHD J2LLISS PBEBEBVEC KSE tunosM OOXANIAt; PSODDO3 fOBAOOOB ' OISABB AKU OIBAWWRSSS WAX KATOnaa PAPKS BASS BWUIWi OrXS AH» PAC3VB BOH OBionra asp fTjAbsbs OSOOKEBV PIANOS AND HABHOKIUKS WINES AMI) BPIBITB AQBNOX AND BAHFLB BOOMB rOB BBISIBB Aim FOSBT9R HARITFAOTOaKB» INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE, fiXSOT/TKD OH AD7ANTAQBOUB TKBM9, LnnAK AnvAKOis on Kauri Gam. Woo ■nd other Oolonlal and Island Proanoe tat thlp ment to london, at whloh port same wu eoelTß prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nattin ABTHUB H, HAIHAH,



uIVBB OOMVi UNlo TT&K. EINO- I>«.]TDELION AWD JJ1 SHJINiS XLI VEr. PILLS fwithout iiSer oury.) 'Ihe vest i;ri:s;i!V son Bimousnks BTOUAOH l)KI-',«RItMn.VT, tfLATUMBNOE, PA-fB BETWEEN TEN-3HOITI.OKSW, BA» APPBTITH, isDiaESMow, Aoim-ea, Ueaikachb, HflAor bcbn, and al! oi'«er symptoms of disordered Uver und dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safes* and mildes! pills for every conßHtutlon.-In Boxes at la lw, in M, and 4s M. Sold by Chomtitß and Medicine Vondora thronj?liout the world. Prepared by Jaa. Kotke, London. Speoially valuable PiU* for residents Abroad and iraveiluri. BoiO bY KsMPTHOKNB. & Co. _ " OIULPHOLINE LOTION."—Aa Bs> O ternnl Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There is scarcely any ernp lob but will yield to "Sulpuollne" in » tew days, and oominenoa to fade sway oven If .t a • jm# jpast oure. Ordinary pimplaa, redness, blownes sonrf, ronßhneia, vanish ss If my magic j while, old, enduring skin dlnorfiero, that have plßSueo Jhe DUfloroiii for yoare, however deapiy rootea they may bo. "SulphoUco" will suoor sfallj attack them.' U destroye the cnlma'oalft which caneee these oußightly, Irritable, painful affeotiona, and alw&ya produces a clear, healthy natural sonditlon of the ultln, " Snluhoilno," Lotion In upld by most Chemists. Bottiw, 9* 9< Made br J, Pepper and 00., Ijondon, Sold by iCisucimiKHK, Paoas.; fc On. ttPPMt'S QUININE and IRON TONIC rouses and develo. •„. mo nervous enorgloß, tnrlohßß fcbe blood, piu; ■iteo appoßto, dispels iaugnar aud depression "ortlSe* the (1 native organ*. la a spßoitr- :emed7 Joi nenralßlft, ague, indlKOstlon, fey. fb oi everj bind, cheataOfeotlone,and lnwe.t):-:? aiseafiss, mroralonß tendenoleß, &o. Tile wh-Hs franae If greatly Invisrorotod by Popper'n i'onl&, tht mental (aoultloo brlKhtdned, the ocnß.lt..tiioz> groatly atrongtb-jned, and n return to robual health oertalu. iioSfcioß, 82 dosoß, la Edj aexi BiBO Ho. Sold by ChemJflta everywhere. The uttrne ot J. Pepper, Bedford Ijaboratory London, must be on tbo Ix)L There Is no Tonlo bo certain In effect ss Pepper's Unlnlnt and Iron. It In ntrongly recommended 10 real dants In India and She Colonies, md *houlfl always be kept ready tor ns« In everr Cift* of trer or (ebri'e oondltlon. " aolf br Khmpthornf- Pboebi i a»d Oo XTABAXACUM AND FODOJffIiXIJN, V, Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid oomblnadoc- extracted wm inedl olnal roots, ie now need ÜBtead of blue pIU and calomel for the oure of dyspepßia, blllouanese, : and aU symptom', o. congestion of the liver. i whloh are generally pi.n Deneath the shoulderr. hoad-aohe, drowamee3, no appatlte, furred ! tonene, disagreeable (ante in (he mornlns, ! giddiness, disturbance ot the Btomach, and feel i Big of general depression. It seta ths sluggleh I liver In motion, very Bligrfcly nets on the bowels, 1 sivlne a sense of honltl' and comfort with Si ! noun. It la the isafest medioine, Taraxaonm I and Podophyllin tq i fluid made only by J, PKPPKK. Bedford Idibora. ary. London, whose name Is on every label. Bottles, 2b Sd and ta M. ' Bold by all Ohoraiats. A most valuable onfl ; essential mediolnu for India, Anstroßa, th» . Gape, and Gotonioti Koneiall>'< : Sold by Kkmpthobkk, Peossbe & CO. \ TZ'EPi.EB Tl/fALT TpXTRAOT ! The nnderrignod. AS AOENT, has just opened I In BXCULIiKNT CONDITION the Orat 1 shlcmenC of the followiue 1— i KKPJ.KK'S KXTKAOT OB1 MALP, ; Larf ;e and Small Blzes, KEPLER S EXTRACT OF MAI-T, i With Hors ' KBPLBB'S KXTRAOT OF MALT, With HTFOPHOBFH3TKB. KKPLEK'S EXTKAOT OF MALT, With Pkpskjb KKPLKB'd BXTBAGT OF MALT, With Chemical Food. ' KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, I With Beuv and Ikob, I KKPLKR'S BXTHAOT OF MALT, Wirb. Oil « rul lodise or Irodi The "Lancet 1 uaysi—"Kenler Malt Eztraot i ifl very eood.and maybe need with confi'*enco." Booond Kejiortof tue L.acei"oatheKe;>.'tr Malt Kxtraot i-Keulor's Kxtr&ofcof Mali )•» j>b 1 distinct an advance in therapou'lra <>i was the Introd'id'.lon o' cod-livec oil It In one nf i our best n'moJio* for atonio dyupepoie. and is j undouotedif useful in oonaumptfon and othor wasting disaaaeß." Apknt rnn Atjobxano— GRAVES AICKItf. i j?|iHE TMPEBIAL QCHIttDAM | QCHNAPPS, j . A PURE AROMATIC SPIKIT, Distilled and prepared in Schiedam. Holland, from m Orlulnal Kooeipt aut possessing Un.ro Medlolaci! Uuaiicieß in all DISEAbjSfa OB1 THB t KIDNBYS, BLA.DIJKR, AKD URIRAUY Of.GAK^. A Tonic, Diuretic. Anti-Dy. rpntle CORDIAL, br ido recoinmendaoua ot tne Cominonca: Phiulctans, ai'u jr. aow ACKNOWLEDGED <it> THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE KEMKDY /OK 6P VVEL, GUUT, vi CHEONIC RHEU MATISM. The Trade antf Conanmeri are onrtlOßed »Kainij siurlouC' iimiatlous ibe jennioe on>y ' arinit f., t e 6»it!iKnu.'e and uddrets ot the pro pcfawr KSNBI J. l£Aßi\ MELBOURNE. i< In thu Melboarna Hospital, and aw -dod by the Jnry FlKa P PRIZK it the Mel butirna fnietnsiional Exhibition. »X- HABBALI/3 HKPORT. • I'ha Anslj-iictti jtiti Sanitary Inactio^on, "6i. nolbatn Viadnoi, X.<-., " London, 9'o lM»". 1877, Ksport of a Sample ot Imperial f jb'.editn Hchnappt, raceiveft from Mr U. J. Bart. "Wohavoß'ibiooißO.asßiui)?e oi the above nrtaod articJo to a vary c*rtZoi ohomloal anaiyßii and ezacnlnavlon. "Theteoaltt of fan analysis*, which aro sot ?or6h in xaararaso report, nowihai tills orirli Is r.! f,aoc stien^iu jractloaliy tree from acidity, r-\<i mstn contains bui crsooi o aolU. maiver inaolQtloLl, U (joasoaaoa & rteUoato agrre ab'.o aroma and s para and mild taste. Mr Hit. s ocniedam Hohnapps h r. very srperlor artlo.e of us oiaas, la wen purified, ana Quite gonu<ne. " (Signed! ABrntiH H. Habrall. M.D.. " Author of' Vooc. and u». Adu>cerations,' tea, •• Oito Hkhnkb. F. 0.5., •■ Pnbho Analynt.'' Wholesale Aitent i AKTHUK H. NATHAN. Fnblio Notices. . raiO MERCHANTS, BRBWKRP J BOTTLERS, AND CODA-WATER MANUFACTURERS THOMSON & CO., CRAWFORD-BTHBKT, DUNEDIN (Established 1866). IMPOETKKB OF KNGLISH. FRKNOH. AND BPANISH ODT CORKS. Alwavb OR Hand ahd to Arrive— Brewers'. Bottlers', and Poc<iwater Mannfao turers' Bnndtioil, inoluding all kinds of C jrks Bungs. Shlvos, Ties, ana Spiles, Cellar Corks, Corking M :ohmea, ('apaules, Tlnfol Bonlin<i Wire. Superior ninglass (Brewers'), Book. Purse. Rate India Pipe, and Pare Russian and BraziUan Cnt - Thermometer Blind and Common, All kit as of Ginger, whole ard cashed ; Taitario. Acevlc. Sunhnrous. LLr.'C, and SclpUurlo Aoida: Spirits o Wine. 61 o p.; Hjaenoes md Ejaen.ial Oils, iodawater M, . nhlnea; Bottling Racks, Patent and Common; Patent Syrupln? Fumift; Sodawaisr undGin gerbeer Bottles Ordinary; Lnmont'p, Hogben's and Codd's Patent Bottles; Herbs, Peel , and Roots o' evety doaorlptlon: nad every n qulbifo for the Brewers', BctloiB", and JSrated Water Manuf actorera' trade. AOENTB FOB IUYWADD, TytEß & CO.. London. Messrs. T. ft Co. Invite Intending Pnroh&se'.i oi Brewers' and t^odawater Maohlnery to an napeotlots of their Stook. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFORD-STREST, Dunicdin. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDIE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT, AND OIHKR LUBRICATING OILS. / Soap and Cam'le Wcrfes: Pabnbll Oil Works: CusTOMHoosK-STBEE'r West. Warebonsa aai Ofßoonj Loweb Aibkht STREET. » Caßh Purchasers of Tallow and Rough Fat, Delivery takea &.; their Parne'il Worka or Warehouse. T>EDUCTION IN PIRK SAXES SEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL ....ONE MILUON STKRLINGi FIKIS RISKS token on tbo most LIBERAL TERMS. PSOMPT SETTL'BMSNT& UNDOUBTED BECURITY. SHO. P. PIERCE, Manage - O lass ok k s QIiASS Our L^idtng Anioles thla week us t Oonfeo ttouers' Jarß) Is per lb; 3 Giufia Jagß (or 2a 154 j Lamp Chimneys, 3 for 6d j Glass Balls for Shooting at, in quantitloß to Bult purchasers i Garden Shades, all oieos; ITiah Globea and Qold Fish, very cheapi M. COOK & SONS, KTIBBMAH'S BAY. TIT H. S X INNER & HON. W . BUILDERS, ' CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Vulcan Lane. All Branches of the Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Offlce Fittings &c.



The foUowing item from a West* paper is a torse account of the b«!g'.Sl ,. boom of the season: " a Now Vow s." has made $150,000 by an oil transaction A can of it blew her aunt np. •