LETTER FROM WAHANUI.

m , Tns following letter, by Wahanui, has been sent to Mr Sherrin with a request for its publication in the Auckland Press :— "Te Waonui-a-tane, Aperira, 1883. X itoDiotuneil Etc aonei! Titiro katoa

mail No te manu aute c rere atu na, kite kawe atu i enei mahi c rua, he Minita he lloia; he akiaki ta tetehi, he rai tangata ta tetetu, tene etc iwi he aha ra ta koutou ? he akiaki mai i enei c rua kin raru ai te tangata raua kote whenua toete kuku, ne '! Ka pai to mahi etc Pa raihe ne ? E nga floa kati, c tau ki raru, walho ra kia taka te ahuru, a ka taka ano Tera pea koutou c mea rnai he mea wha ka aro kau naku enei mamae tanga kao, rere ; i kite lte poa ote kawa he kake ana ite hai retanga ota hara. No konei abau i mea atu ai, kaati koa, hangu paitia tatou ki» piri ai kite piringa pono, haunga nga piriuga raweke ma kouei talou karan«a ai, c boa, c hua, tena koe, tena koe, nga hua tuiiei ote mahi pai. Eiuaenei he ruumati he ahu, he hotoke, nga hua ote raumati he aha, he aha, c mau ana tona tangata ko uruao, koti no toko tenei t<na tukunga ibo, newhareri tora tanga'a ko Takurua ua hupeDui teua c koro ma ko tewheo 0 enei hei tohunga ma I koutou ? Ko Uruao ranoi ? Ko takurua ranei ? Kite tohu koutou ita koutou c tohu ai, me tuku mai c koutou kia au ite Waonui-a-Tane kia karangatio ai koutou c apa c pa. -Pi a kotu tora tenei 0 aku marama i mahara ai toku wairua kia wbiti te ra i toua koko uri tanga, kite rore c mahia paitia, tena te mahi c Takurua hupe nui. tie whare ri, he whare ri. E hoa ma kel potatu te Mahi Kawanatanga, otiia kia marama te whaka haeri kei koru, c ai tate ki tapu.—Heoti ano na to kouto hoa hei kona ra. [TRANSLATION.]

Te Waonui-a-Tane, April 5, 1883.-Oh, people of th's Island ! Oh, people of this world 1 All of you look this way. Behold a kite (made of aule bark) flies towards you, bearing you these two things—the Govern ment for one, and the lawyers for another. The first goads, and the latter devours men. Now, I ask the public what is yours ? Is it bucking these two up so Ujat evil should happen to men, t-t the lana, and also to the wmld? You have done a grand thing, Mrßrycoj have yon not? Ob, my trierds, cease, cease 1 Settle yourself down, and let us have time so that our minds may be settled, and it will be seltled. Perhaps you will think that these grievances are all imaginings of mine ? No; because I saw the Bmoke of bitternt-ss rising as the evils went forth, therefore i say to you, Cease, try and conduct u> in a proper way, bo that we may be bound together, not by a t eacherous bond, but by a bond of faith. By doins; this we shall be able to say to each other, Friend, friend, greetings to you, greetings to you, as these are the fruits of good works. Take summer and winter for example. The fruits of summer are numprous, and particularly you have sweet and pleasant weather; but in winter, when you see the skies overcast, you wilt s>yit in going to be stormy weather; for in wiuter the weather U cold and stormy. Now, I ask you elders, which of these will you choce ? Will it be the sweet and pi, a*ant weather of summer, or the cold and stormy weaiher of winter ? When you have chosen, let me know at the Waonui-a- Tane, so that we may be able to call you, . ba, Father. Now, 1 have b;en three months .considering within me, so that the sun may Bhine torih from its obtcurity; but, if we do not conduct things in a proper way, the winter weather will set io ; it will be stormy wea'her—stormy. Oh, my friends, do not be too hasty in your work of government; but be judicious in yonr man agement, lest we fail, for such is the sacred word.—That is all from your friend,— Farewell.

THE WRECK OF THE WILD DEER.

The Rev. A. Whitley's Ex-

periences.

(Feom ode London'Coeeespondkst.)

Ik response to a request of " Your special's," the Key. Alex. Whitley, Pre by terian miaister at Cloughey.has kindly for warded a description of what he saw and hoard in connection with the wreck of the utago emigrant ship, Wild Deer. Much of of his statement is na'imtlly only a repeti tion ot what we already know, bat the fol. lowing will he read wiih interest :—"Xhe passengers say the shock occasioned by the vessel's striking was temfic, and enough to appal even the most courageous and self* lios t cssed. The good Bhip ret le d right over, creaking and groaning as if in pain, and her beam seemed broken through. Jn the cabin, where males and females where con* fined, a panic-stricken, listening silence prevailed, broken only by an occasional shriek, or hysterical fit, or by an exclama tion of honor aa the yells of the scuffling sailors above were made ont and comprehended. Whole families clang together, sister holding sister, and brother grasping brother, The single women were the most t'Oubleeome. The matron in charge says she was nearly torn to pieces >y them, but retained enough presence of mind to start praying and the singing of hymns. The doctor (everyone declares) deserves immense credit. He went down amongst the emigrant", and by talking cheerily and making light of the danger, did more than anyone to restore confi dence and proper feeling. Passengers have published statements to the ettecfc that special coolness and conrage were noticeable, but the accounts of those I talked to did not give any such impression. At first, not only the emigrants, but some of the crew, lost their heads entirely, and it was only as time went on .common sense returned. The tituation, in deed, w«3 most serious. Eight long dreary, and apparently never-ending hours on an utterly wrecked vessel many miles irora the main land. The night dark as pitch, an icy gale of wind whistling through the torn tigging, a tempestuous sea washing over the deck and making the poor broken hull tremble like an aspen, and a desperate uncertainty as to whether our distress signals had been made out and understood. ' I thought the light of day would never come,' said the mother of a family to me; 'the first hours were the worst. Wo expected each moment to be our last; and when the mainmast fell and went over the side with an awful scrunch ing noise, I gathered the little ones in my arms, and saying to my hvsbmd (who held me tightly with one hand, and some of the children with the other), • It's all over, Tom, good-bye,1 closed my eyes. But it was very far from being all over then. A dreary interminable time had to follow, during which we listened anxiously for every sound, hoping against hope. JSven when the little coastguard boat appeared, and lay tossing under our stern amidst foaming breakers in the dim light of dawn, she looked so small *o far off that many thought the ship safer. However, some screaming girls were safely hoisted over the side into her, and then our turn came. Very thankful I felt as the men pulled ashore. The boat was dangerously crow ded, water constantly washed into her, and the wiod cut through our thin, wetclothing ' like a knife' (as the saying is) but some how I felt there was no longer cause for fear, and when the good, kind Irish folk met us on the beach with genial words of welcome, and generous) offers of hospitality, I cried for pure happiness.' All the pas?engera were not as devoutly gruttful for their rescue as this one. Mo sooner had life been put out of danger, than loss of property was remembered, and more tbau one might have been heard bewailing that as they had lost their all, they might as well have died. Tbank goodness these ingrates were few, and more sensible folks rebuked them stcruly. espe cially when later on soms of the luggage canoe ashoro quite safely. The kindness ami hospitality of the good folks at Cloughey has been already dwelt upon, but no mention seems to have been made of the thanksgiving service in the Presbjterian Coapel. This was conducted by the supplier of the foregoipg informa tion (the Eev. ». Wb.ir.ley) who preached a powerful apropos sermon fiom the text " If any man sin let him remember we have an advocate with the Father, Jesus Christ, the righteous." f-o intense was the feeling shown by the rtsciud passengers on this occasion that those present will never for get it, Mr V/hitley says. Your special correspondent, in. addition to applying to the foiesoing passengers and to the Rev. Mr Whitley for particulars of the Wild Deer disaster, wrote to the owners, Messrs P. Henderson and Co., and. to Capt. Kerr, asking for a brief statement of the causes which led to it. This was curtly declined, a circumstance which naturally leads to the supposition that the oilioial in vestigation will reveal either astounding carelessness or incapacity.

ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NEWS.

The transactions of the' Bank of PnM , < are enormou?. In the course of five BvTd8 v T d the paid notes amount to 77 74"; am?' number and they fill 13,400 boxes *V ?' if placed side by side, would rcach't^J one-thirdmiles. If the notesflW' m a pile they would reach to a heS 1 five and two-third mile-, or if ioinart. V ofl end they >vould form a'ribbon 12 & I'° rather less than that of Hyde Park ■& ■ weigh over ninety and two-third tin, ,11 their original value was over £1,7 50 000 ffi ': ■ ihe greatest rogues might bo'iwil: to find *ome comfort iv Se - gSS ; ■ and lotricaw of such a store of old pS Of course they are most systematically ! ranged, and any note of the 77,0000011 V may bo pounced upon with WuC - celenty and precision. At the end «iT 1 years these old notes ire thrown intf 8 i; furnace specially coustructcd for (h» 1, pose and burned. It is a curious hk X ever, that so firm in texture ts the Dnn 11 a R euuioe liank of England Dote ,1° burning alonb can hardly destroy it' S?'| authorities have in a little glazed frame »i! remams of a note which was in tW n f fire of Chicago. Though completely cliw.l and black, th) pap«-BUU how/toX and the piloting of the note is B airj ITi' • sufficiently legible to establish itsgeal ness ana to wan ant its beint; cashed '"'■

A wedding was interrupted at Shinto last month, by the arrest of iheerbonS'' his "bestman." The bridegroom ImS ' '■ Wild, schoolmaster, and William' 2" Buoker, knifemaker, w?re on thcit w, church to meet the bride, when a detert!^ apprehended them, and, deaf to all nS" ings to permit the marriage to coma offrW the officer took the pair to the central no? station, where they were charged witnVi) ing a hearth-rog and two pairs of boots Tii '• ride, Mrs Fisher, a widow who haj 1 1 „ tune of over £10,000, was greatly affect. 1 at her lover's arrest, and remained hysteriMi for some time. Next morning the t« pria ners appeared for trial in their weddfo Nuiiß, looking considerably the.worse fn° being locked up during the night TW both pleaded guilty to the charges, hit urged in mitigation that they hadbeenon a spree, superinduced through thi> ■ 1 ».,j — fortune of Edwia Wild having M acquaintance of the rich widow and thif his prospects had. completely tnrned til heads of the two friends. 'J here was ra money motive in the theft, as both priaonen had friends in good positions. The maoii trate fined them £10 each and costs' lit not yet known what penalty the'Vido* ' will impose on the foolish schoolmaster, A Polish member of the Kelcharaih Herr Kamiusky, has placed himselHuj ■ very equivocal position. On the sth of U month he brought a suit againat Baron Schwarz to recover 625,820 flurins, for j» vices rendered to the latter by obtaining M him a railroad contract. The matt«r\ii brought before the Polish Club iaViemu, • composed of members of Parliament, M the following resolution has been passed 01 thesubject: "Afterconsidetingthecontctti of the statement of claim brought by Hm Karnittiky against Baron schwarz for tt» • payment of 625,820 florins, the Polish CkJ decides that some of the transaction]! cited inAhe statement of claim, and the assert ofj Herr Katninsky contained therein a al*m the compiling aDd presentation of'fc s^id statement of claim by Hen Wolski, are ' very derogatory to the position of a mtm. ber \)i the Polish Club, and arei-'calcolatci to detract from the dignity of the reprejct. ' tatives of the province." There has pul. ably been no such case ofb;azen cortuption : in either the National Congress briny1 • Legislature in *he country, and it is soim ' satisfaction to notice that the legslativa bodies of the New World do not contain all the rascals. New Year's calling has been gotten rid of in Trieste, and a custom machmorj ■ reasonable and far less burdessome to been substituted. Subscription lists' W> opened at all the clubs, commercial rooM, and principal cafds, and it i 3 understood - : that every person sigaicg liij same, and paying the sum of two florins, will, by a ■ convenient fiction, be deemed: to \ave p fulfilled the troublesome duties ot calling, ;.: The lists are published gratis by tW kca! papers, and the total sura collected ii^m ; to the poor. Last New Year the fond :t amounted to nearly 1500 dollars. The lists, 5 as published, arc .scrutinised very closdy, j: particularly by the ladies, and woe to iis man whose name does not appear On its list. It shows that be does not a\k frequent society at all, or that lie does idS care to comply with its obligations, 01 ilist he has not the requisite 87 cento, nr i; jilf that for some reason he prefers to make tii calls personally. Whatever tberaaonfer : failing to have his name published, lie undergoes a severe cross-examination, J Fencing has been adopted by the ltdht ! in Paris as a fashionable exercise, snitti ;i use of the foil is now general among lie. .1 belle 3of Patisiaa society. The ptintiti t fencing masters all count a certain nania of lair pupils who devote themsehei to tie i healthful exercise with considerable en%, For ladies, perhaps, even more than men, . the good effects of fencing will be tad ', very great. The sedentary and highly ener vating life of French women leads to ill j sorts of nervons disorders, andfencipgisttt ~ best means in the world, with. ridfflg,jft counteract the bad effects of late hours ail i fashionable dissipation. It would not be ! amiss for American ladies to adopt ftlijjsi | French fashion. . .■'-'_.

?SSo of Anoffini New Zeatoi,- WBDNBSOAV. APBIL Hi «S* ■'■. •:..;.

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TO- MO UK OW, ' THURSDAY, NOUN, JEWEILEUY. w"ATcill^l A E rEKY' SADDScV(G0 AoS A HE> BALANcToIi1 STOCK. K. AUTIIUR HAS received instructions to Sell, by auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday noxt, nt 12 o'clook noon, THE BALANCE OF RKTAIIi STOCK (re moved to Mart for Convenience of Salo), Con slatinir ot Jowollcry, Ladies' Colonial bow Brooches and Earring (set in diamonds pearls ««S rnbioa) Plated Jewellery, Gold and Silver WatoSo ?cioek 3 , Opera Glasses, Flowers under &\nm shades. Combs, Brushes, Scissors, Cut fi.Dwntes, Show Cases, Drapery, Clothing, Saddlery. &C, &C,i &C. "~ to-moiuiow. tkad"e sale OF ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOODS. Terms at Sale, W, B. COOHBANK JA3. PAOJIB TO-MORROW. BLOCKINQ MACHINE, NAILS. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-streot, on Thursday, 12th instant, at 11 o'olock, by order o£ tho Trustee In tho estato of —. Higgs- Very Powerful Harmonium, by Aloxandro, 0 stops and swell, in beautifully-carved oakcaso In tho Estato of -. Kattens- S Bootmakers' Sowing Machines Blocking Machine Leather, &c. In tho Estato ot -. Poole -7 kega Nalla In the Estato of R. Bayloy- Trunk and Contents SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. _^_____ W. 3. COCHRANE, JAS, DAOBB. MONDAY, APRIL 16. , CHOICE BUILDING SITES. SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND, IHE PINES. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Messrs Metcalfe and Hill to Ball by public auction, at tho Land Mart, Fort streot, on Monday, lßtli inst., at 12 o'clock, THKIR FREEHOLD PROPERTY, contain ing 102 acres 2 roods 0 porches, situate half:a-milo from the Ponroso Railway Station; thero is a good sovon-roomed house upon tho property; also, cowshed, Btable, dairy, etc.; tho whole can bo profitably subdivided into ftvo and ten aero sections, each of which would pos sess first-class buildinpfsitcs.comnianding oxtensivo and beautiful viows. Plans showing tho position and proposed sub division aro in course of preparation, and every facility will bo given for in specting tho property, which is within three-quarters of an hour from the Auck land Railway Station, either by road or rail. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. OOOHBAHS.I [JAMES DAOBB MONDAY, APRIL 16. QUARTER ACBE. TOWN OP TAURANGA. THE Subscribers will sell, at the Land Mart, Fort-streot, on Monday, 16th in atant, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 115, Section 2, of the Town of Tauranga, containing quarter-of an acre, and situated about 2 minutes' ■milk from tho Wharf. *» SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. IONKS. B. C. OABB. B, D, TONES PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. B. TONKS & DO ■tXI ILL sell by auction, In April next, THE WELL-KNOWN PROPERTY of the WAIKATO COAL COMPANY (Mmited), at HDNTLY, adjoining the TaUPIBI COAL MINKS. Tho Land la now bolng laid oil In TOWNSHIP SECTIONS ACRE ALLOTMENTS, and RURAL SECTIONS of 5 acres each, At the same time will be sold XHB HOUSES, with ALLOTMENTS, Which now stand on the property, Consisting of— 3 Homes containing four rooms each 1 Honee containinu throe roams 1 House containing two rooms 1 Blaokamith'a Shop 1 Btable. Terms Easy, Flans ready shortly. Further particulars may be had of B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers, ERIDAY, APRIL 13. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dis trict, at Auckland, on behalf of a Mortgagee. ffIHK undersigned has been favoured with I Instructions to Bell, by Pnblio Auotlon, at hla Mart, Queen-street, Auckland, on the 13th flay Of Aprll t 1883, by order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court of New Zealar d at Auckland, All that parcel of Land tn the Provlnotal Dls blot Of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, containing by admeasurement 80 acres, more or ten, situated In the Parish of Maucgatanpere, County of Marsden. aod be'sK south-western portion of allotment No. 89, with all the rights and appurtenances thereto belonging. Fnll par- Uonlaramay be had, and a plan of ihe property mar be seen, at the office ot Messrs Laishley and JackiOD, Queen street, Auckland, or at the office of the undersigned, where!'io conditions .-"' of Bale and description and nfan of the properly may now GRMHWOODi ABC t lon e 3 r. Auckland, 6th Ap.il, 1833. FRIDAY, APSIL. 13. By Older of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern ■■: District, at Auckland. riIHE undersigned has been favoured with JL strnotlons to sell by Dubllo unction, at bis Hart Queen-street, on Friday, the 13th day of AdtUL 1883. by Order of the Registrar ot the Supreme Court ot New Zealand, Northern Sis- All that Parcel of Land in New Zealand, con taining by admeasurement 10 acres (more or loss), situated in the Parish of Aotea. Quean's County, and belna South-eastern portion of Al lotmet No. 113. with all the rights and appurten ■noes thereto belonging. Fu.l partloulara may be had and a plan of the Procerly may be seen at the Office of Moasrs Laishler and Jpcfeson, Onoen-st, Auckland, and also at the Offlde of toe undersigned, Queen stiset, Auckland, where the Conditions of Sale and description and plan of , the property may now be teav. Also at the same tlmo and place, Section No. 80/Pftrish of Horotul. County of Walsa Sonnerly Walkato), 60 acres good Lund. B. C. GRKKNWOOD, Auctioneer. Auckland, 6tb Apiil, 1883. FRIDAY, APRIL 13. THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day next. The well known Race-horsea HARKAWAY ana YUBA BILL, With all their Engagements. The above Stook will positively be sold with out reserve. I ALFRED BUCELAND, |"tOXJ»TKY CAXTLB SALES. ! Polceno— Monday, April 16 Drury—Wednesday, April IS Pnpakura—Wednesday, April 26, ALFRED BUCELABD, ~ TUESDAYS, ~~ X H»B H ATM AKKET, SALE OF "WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES AND TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, HU o'clock. __ Alfred buckland, .



ATKiYlon-'. ~ MONDAY, APRIL IG. I it 11 o'clock. "triKii; Subscriber hos i-cceivcil instructions 1 from Mi J Ha-iloit. to bo'l, at liar icsidcuce, Altfcd-Jtrcon /ilbeit Pars, ALL HER HOUSEHOLD FUKNL TUEE. including WALNUT PJAVO, IjAROT BIDKBOARD ( DBAWINGHOOM, BININO-KOOM. SITT ING and BSD-ROOM FUKNHUIUB KITCHEN UTJCNSILB.jfca,. So, GEOKGB SIBBIN, tnotlnnoor TUESDAY, APKIL 17, At 11 o clock. At the Pwm»KB I "GK*Y-BTB«T (nest the Ma-ket Hotel). ItAHTiLIX nUIM W GOOD MATER'At. AIPO. O BBPABATK COTI'AGK3 Ot 4 rooms £ Bud 2 rooms THE BBICKS WIH. BE SOLD WITH EACH nouss. 13 Days from Day ot Halo for Romovo'. GEOttGE SIBBHN, Auctioneer. MONDAY, APRIL 16". DKAWISG-KOOM SUITE, PIANO. WOOD-STKEET, PONSONBY. HSTTDnftMB 4^. ,„ from Mr J. J. Odium (who is leaving th( dlstrlot) to nil by jmb'io auction, at his real donee, Wrod-atroot (norv Collcrj Koad). Pon eonby, on MonCjy, tho lClli April,at 11 o'cloot THK BALANCS OF I'IS SUPKMOK HOUSKHOLD FUKNiTUBB, Consisting of— DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (9 pleooa), vorj handsome, i*i brocideil g.aon silk, wal nut frames, ell spiinu seated, In flrat-cilnti: order. B3 good as now; very handsome Walnut Piano by Lipp and Son, almoal new, and without o blemish: Muslo Stool, Walnnt Canterbury with silvered Plata gas f»ok, haadßoma Wulnut Uheffjnior with sliveiad claU glass front and ruarb.'o too. Oocniiomil and Cora Tables, Cora Tray, BrtHSoH Carpet (quite nowl. Wool M»t3. Sraokei'a lab'p, handsomo Mirror, Ourtalua. Poloa and Rln^s, Bron:co Clock, Vases Fondor aud Kiio irons. Pictures. Figures in Hlastor, boautl..1! Stend of Bilk, Wax Flowcra In kHss Bhade, De canters. DINING-ROOM— 'JVlcscopo Table, 7ft. Cld. x 3ft. Cm. (2 oxtra Icave3), altooat now; Cano and Hortohn(r-ae»tsd Chuire, Sldeb^urd, Dsmaak Guriaieß, J*olcs und Wngß and Brackots, Traya. Wine G!ubE39. Hearih rnß, Ink Stand, spittoon, Vaeo, Linoleum, &c. HALL —Llao'onm, Door Mat?, Qldb7 Hall Table, Aneroid, So. BKD-ROOJt-Uandsomo Donbla Iron Bod stoad (br«BS mmntaol and llaDglngß, Pal lla«Bes, Mattras9, Cbcwt of Drawers, Warble top Waßl)>tand and Wi?to, Cedar Dreealoß Tabie, Minor, wi»B9,K»By Cbalr, ComniOfie, Caruot. and Matting, Uuttnlr.B and Polee, lady's Quid Watotf, Child's Cradle. SKCOND BKD-ROOM - Double Iron liod ateid, P. U'asses, i-ookins G'ass,-' W»ih- Btßnd, Wara, Curtt us, Dnißgott, Wall Screen, Hotusw. KirudKN-Table, lIoK Dinner Sonic?, Bnn diy Lit Crockery, Glasowaio and Kitchen Utensils, 1 anni. Etaarsi Iron, Holler, Chair.«, Urlonlal Couch, Oilcloth, Mnttlnp, Barrow, St»p laildor, Wanhiubs nna Boards. Sauceoancs', Porambnlator, bel lows, Oil Drum, Palm Pon and Bruthoa Sco., &c. &o. And a LOT OF ÜBK*'Uli SUNDKIHS. D. F. EVAN S, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, APRIL 17. At 12 o'Clock, HANDSOME VILLA BESIDENCE. WOOD-STREET, PONSONBV. D. IT, EVANS HAS received instructions from Mr J. J. O-llum, who is loavlDg the dlsttlot, to sell by publicunction, r-t his Locd Mart, Qaoen streot, on Tue3day, the 17th April, at 12 o'olootr, HIS VKBY TIANDLONE VILL4. RffiSI DKNCB, plßasai.tly tluiated in Wood atroet, cverlookinK thn olty, harbour, and shlppli sf. i'hla houßa la almoßt new, fatthlulty bniU. and In &p!endld order; contains 6 roomu, bosldcs bath-room (with bah, &o) t Boullury, waßh-houae, lHt«e worlr, BPR.ro room, or cellar, bsote verandab (ill onoloatdf, very Bnni? »nd comfortablo 'ice fittlngn oonalst ot Venetian blind?, K»a flttlnga, elegsnt chandeliorß, &c. &o.; together with the valuable Corner Ailotmsnt. "bout 120 by lUO, Recurely enclosed by a substantial fonoe, all prettily planted with fruit tree?, shrubs. &c. Terms Bxoeptlonally Easy. A!s J at BiY OF I3LAKD3. 40 acres Land, about 7 railoj from coal minus. Also at CRO33-STRHET, NKWTOW, Btle'did Build ing Site, about 75 linka x S5 liuka, being lot 35. A!::o at BHELIIY BBACB", PONSONBY. Beautiful site fora Villa, splendid 00. nor a''otment, abont 100 x 165, being lot i, subdivision oC lot 11; allfercsd, D. F. EVANS, Axictioneer. Ijime &c. HYDRAULIG LIME AUCKLANDi M.Z. TfiHIS LIME la a Natural Cement, suit- X able for Conoroto Buiiaingst Brickwork, Plaatoilng Baildlnß?, Tanks, &o. It is ground the iflneat. and la THK BEST LIMB IN THK MARKET, In reply to the popular belle! that all Limes from Mahnronisl are nltfee. wo aak—"Are «U quartz reefs, or are lands in the earns district, allker In Europe', all Hydranllo or Cement Limea are tested before uelng, and the beet sneclflocl, Why should not the earao rulo be followed here? Per oublo yd. Conorete Founilatlons coat from ™ 15a to 25a Brlok Foundations coat from .. 30j to 33s Concrete Hnlldlnga coct from .. 23a to 259 Brick Buildings cost from .. _ £3a to 35s Conoroto Buildings. I Jia?tored, &c, will not exceed 10 per cont. over wood. Circular explaining treatment aent to any ad dress, or the fulled) lnfoin>atlon Rivon at the Office. Lime supplied wholesale or retrli. Special terms to Dealers end Contractors taking cargoes direct; Al'oon falo, BKICKS, PIPES, SAND, &C. JOHN WII SUN & CO. 81,.QBBP>-»tratt Gr k o v n o .Lime, GROUNI) LIME. FOR SALE, , SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND i ROCHE LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete Paths, Floors ] Cellars, etc. (next to stono flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-sotting qualities). For tanks and other wot work i is a first-class matorial. B, KEANE, SOLE AGUSNT, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STKEET. TAKE NOTICE—That notwithstanding all that is said In favour of other Mahu rangi Llmea, the steady but increasing demand from all narta of Auckland and Province, South and Australia, la a sufficient guarantoe aa to the genulne?s of PDLHAM. BAMNATXNB ANU CO.'S HYDRAULIC MMC. For Walls, Floors i and Garden Paths it Cannot be Rubbed Out, —For circulars and further information apply at Auokland Branch, Custom-house-Btraet West. "OOYAL MAIL LINK OF COACHES, ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. The Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengors) will on and after Ist January, 1883,. and:I until further notice, run to tho following Time table :— Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Hall way Station daily at 8.15 a.m.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from A Leaven Hamilton for To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 2.30 p.m.; re turning from To Aroha on Mondays, Wednes days, and Fridays, ill. m. Booking Offices i Gwynne's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman'a Hotel, Te Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirk wood and Lake-streets, Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, - Proprietor, Cambridge, December , 1832 CO OD L I N'S COACH » LKAVKU Onehunga— AuoKiana— 8,30 a.m. 12 noon 51.80 P.m fflOp.m, gatarOwr Night -



Land and Estate Agenta _sBO R M c a IfstntP, ha»6, and General Commlfi lon Aeont. HI. Qnaojt-Btroot. AnoKiana. Bi O H i A li X, B3 3DWABD WAYTK IJOUSE AND LAND AGENT. r OBNKWAIi HUSINK33 lor Sale; tnrnovot BffiiffilSAD (noor Wharfl-New Uroomoa BOBWKS3 HITK-Kyber Pass. Cheap. OHKHUNGA-Honso (fl rooms) #250 and filOO ONKHUNOA-BmnU Houses cheap SWAimci.l) IIOAU-.101.80 and Lot, «050 PITY (to Lomwl-Oomer fclbop, B3 a wees MOUNT Al.mCK'l'-Honiio(lo rooms.2soroß MOUNT AI.HitHT-Housa (12 rooms), 9 aoroa MOUNT ALHHRT-Choloe Building Sltoa MOUNT TCDKN- Houso (7 rooms), 1 aore I MOUNT MDKN--HOUBO Bioomrt,«sso i MOUNT KiiffiN-Houaoflrooins, «aO MOUNT KDKN-Vionoo (7 rooms). 10 aorea MOUNT Kl>^^9hOP9, capital situation MOUNT KDlSN—Choleo BulldlnK Sltoa 1 muUMONIJ-nonnoa (8 to 4 rowim) HlflHMONl)—itulldtiiK Sltoa HAMILTON—Choice Acre Lots CITY (to Lcnsel-MonnfaoturiDß Prflinlßßß With ! or without etoain power. &o. GRKKN'iiANK-Sncroa: flno view I KLLK,K9LIH,'-OholOß Building Siteß KIJKN TKUUACK-Houso (8 rooms), largo Lot I FAHM3 at Hamilton! Cambridge, Pukerlmu, ! Whata. Wliato, Kalpara. &o, WANTBI), Small Koubob near Queen-street co | I'urohttao or Kant William Gulliver' IIOUBK, LAND, KBTATB. AND COMMISSION AGKNT. DBAUQIITBMAN AND ILLUMINATOR. MAPS. PLANS. SO.. COMPILED. (COOMBISSS OHAMMHB. SO, QOBEN-BTBK»T, Auckland.) W & bo»B to notify his frlonda and the pnblio Konerally that ho haa removed to tho above promlßOJ, whoro he hopes, by atriol attention to tho rcqnlronicntß of his cllenta. to merit support. From Ms lorco knowlod«e o£ Ponsonby Pro porti»a,ho la In a poßltion Bfopnd to none to doal with purtloa buytoK or salUng in that die trlot. ' A ready aalo /or Choap Housoa ana Allotmenia ! NO a ILK NO CHAKOK. A loiik Hat o£ Country Proportloa opon to In. i Bpootiou. lnsuranoes elleotcd at Lowest Kates. Remombor tho Addioss— COOMBKS" OHAMBKRB, QUHieT-BTRHET. • ■ F, J. MOSS. IW, V. 0 SUtUVAK I F. J. Moss & Co., HOUSB. LAND, AND ESTATE AGENTS, BIIOUTLAND-BTKEUX1, Intending Bayers are respooHoily Invited to inspeot our Llut of Proportiee. Money to Lend at Current Kates of Interea Merchandise A KXHUK H. jyATH*^ C4KNERAL IMPOKXEB AND OOMMISSIOM MEKOHANX, 32, Lower Quesh • stkbbt, Auckland (Opposite HnIhTST Keolamatlool, AMD AT 9, HXW UIIOAD-BTRKKT, JU)NDOK, AliO Koprneutatlvos In America, Con. tluimtsl »nd Colonial Porte, GKNKKAi MERCHANDISE oitmn'a nYowa BBAH, VOVVKK6 JfaPI'KS AND RPIOII duikd Bwjrra OAWNKD ffHUW AND VSWaTASSSStI JXKHSIIiVaD MKAIB (SWOAK3 Wax, riPIOOA, A«D HA»O B.iiVUt.TEKV nO!fITItCTIONKa« J.I I.';': AT11) JSLtntli Sii.var<var> shdu aAxuii«a DaLUKSAI. FUODDOa soaiccoa oiSAUfi .ami wojjariTßß WAX KATCUSS ■WKAVPINB FAFRS.I FAFITB BABB iinm otis Aim PAuns HOPfl Ok:JKHV AVD S"tABIS3 OSOOEKBV PIANO 3 AKD HABKOtnmtB WIKXS AHD BI'IHIXS A6SKOT AND SAMPLE ROOMS I,'OB BSITIRB A«D FOHICIBB MAHOFACWDBaKI INDENTS FOR ALL OLASSSB Of MEKCHaNDISE. fiXKOUTBn OH ADVANTAGBOOB TSRMB, lilssisAt on Kauri Sum, Woe nart otha; Cclo:i(al and Island Produoo tor ship men* So Lor.inn, at whloh port same wll eoolTa vr'imni »t;antloo troa> UrL. A. NMhus *wfrnß ». watbjif Mookk & rrt o w N s HE N D, 0 ORE & JL OWN3HEND WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS AND IMPOKTBHS Of tho following Goods which are OP THE FINEST QUALITY AND ARK NOW on SALE PORTS Sherries Madeira Champagne SPARKLING BURGUNDY JAMAICA RUM Lowmles' do BRANDIKS Honnessy'a * • * Martell's pale and dark Cavallor * ► • in bulk and case Old Tom Geneva JDKZ Wolfe's Schnapps WHISKEYS TEACHER'S Grcenlcss and Colvillo's Dunvillo'a AUSTRALIAN WINE 3 Tokay Mataro Muscat Shlraz Rcialinp; Hookhoimai Frontij?nao Chasselas in pints and quarts LIQUKUKS Curacoa Mnraaohlno CLARETS La Hoso St. Julion La Koto . St. fCatopho St. Emlieon (hauto) ALK AND STOUT Marrian'a Bass Tonnant'a . Guinnoss's Dublin Stout Whitbroad London do In pinta and quarts. Addrosß: FORT-STREET, AUCKLAND. A« JA fl ATH 88, GKNKRAIi IMPOSTS,!!, HAB ON HA«D AND TO ARRIVE— BRANDY- Courvolslortl Brandy In balk do do one diamond, four dia mond, and VO Associated Vineyard Brandy In bulk/e&ae, finals, and half-flaalt Mullar t'rewa' Brandy In bulk, oase, OMk, and hfilMlnak - Henne°sy'a [irnridy In oane W. niiU A. viilhoy's Brandy In OBBfl RUM- Lowndea', SO 0,p., -oaaks and hhda Lemon Hact'a, j-oasko W. and A. miboy'e. In oase. VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- GreoiUeoai Invirneiui, Glonllvet, Terrier. Klrker, Greer and Cc,, In doiuljohns and 2Kalion]arfl WHISKY (oasol- Oollie Hland, uoynl Blend, Rob Roy, Jero boam, Bion Almond, w. and A. Qilboy'i Irish ,-md tiookoh in flasks BOHNAPP3- Honko'a, W. and At ailboya WINB3 fbulkl- Silva and Cosln'e, Australian, Qrenaoh, ana Tokay WINKS (In case)— W. and A. Gilboy'fl (Castle brand), Port, Shorty, Olnrot, Marsala, Madeira, la, A, v, o, v, and b ; vn Clarots, 0, 1, SI, 8, i i Chnmpasno — Kooderer, Porrlor and Oamnsel AT.lt— Bass, bottled by HaU Boar's llend, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottled by John Reid Aahby'a and Mottwan's "Globe" brund Anßlo-ftavarlan BTOI/T- Jioar's Head, Hall Hdmond'a Pis! Brand Gulnoaa'a, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nenrotone, pinta and quarts Gale and Frlend'a and Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine White Load and Zlno Linseed Oil, Raw and Bolted, n drnmi Colza OH, In drums Castor Oil, In hulk DKIKD FRUITS— Currants, in half oases Klmo F-alalns and Figs Aldcn Apples (ovapor&ted) KKHO3KNK, 130 and 150 test- Uevoe'a Royal Virilllant, Light of Age, Prt mlnm Safety Pi'lmti York llama and Bacon at Low Raiet XOBAOOO- Over the Water, m, Nalhua Royal HtanilKril Long 6'a Venus, l/.'s, Co, Double Thick P Pleon OILMEN'S BTORBS- Taa». Bußar, 10, lvr, No. S Paper Bam Pieklos, Kippered Herrings. Potted Moats, and r.n assortment nt General Goods always on band. A BBATHBB ifHirrS XIMK TABLF, ~ Lsate Aroh HUI- I,Unm a9,losm Uam UCpm I p;m i.U p m Mi p m L66TO National Bank— Sam "IMS a m 11,15'a m X,Upm . Mipm Mpm BJOpm • Bzoept a'neaflcsya and Thusdarf, when th» bom Auckland aud 10.50 from Asyltun will goto and from the Wban.



Ironmongery. T.&S.MOBHIN&CO., , LIMITED, Wholesale and Retail HARDWARE MEROUANTS, IMPORT E R S OF Every Description of HARDWARE, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY, FENCING WIRE, BAKBED FENCING WIRE. « / /a! 2/ / § / o X' to" // I /l 1/^—-V. I 1/ »Iri W // / o / / V/ 71 co i a 00 2 00 ?> I Single Barrel Gun?, Double Barrel Guns, Breach-Loading Gune, Revolvers. | Sportiug Powder (all qualities). Patent Chilled Shot, Percussion Caps, Wad*, Cartridges, Cartridge Cases, Patent Wlro Cartridges for loug ranges, Cartridge Bagf, Game Bj{*!>, Gun Casos, Car tridge-nifikiiit: Implements, Re- Cuppers, Bxtrnctow, Air Pistols, Air Guns, T. & S. MORKIN & CO. (LIMITED) would call special attention to the above cx totißivo and well-selected stock of Guns and A rumunition. GUNS AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL purchasers. Carpenters1 Tools. A large \:y^jA Assortment of j">•>'-'vA Enalish and |.',' i .''"\'\ American j ' ■'."iiib'S Tools, V■■".■>'^\ comprising:— | ' ■ " ';'\ Saws of every |>, . . .'.Ji doacription, pl,?;'. -: \ Braces, Bevel- ( •.V '•;, :\ lcd-edged Chi-- {'~,!. .. U sels, American !;v-; /■.,•■;■; "^\ SocKet Chit els, ) ';■' , \:'.<~':\ Firmer Chisels, { ; 'A Gouges, Hani- !'■•:"*■ .^"'A ruerj, Squares, \i\/ ■ ' c - •■ -'"'"n Bevels,Gilpin's '-■] -'~,■';. '... ..-;rA Brace Bits, ■{•■',%;■*':> »-''v''\ American -/•'-- t:,W''^V "'t-'l\ Braco Bits, >«.*^-|fjafls'''''**« Twist Bits, "; ;■"•DWiT '>>'..\ Morse's Twist ili'Ji-.SF^'A.V'^ Drills, Hollow '.'•. >Jf ■ : ., ('H Angers, Wheel- '■ , ' . ,\ rights' Bruzze.-, -j- • ' >'"'& Lock Mortlco .y^'*''''!v-''\ l , ".'"■■'''•'•'■'''4 Chisels, Fane y;P>%\"' "; <'\yx.\ Irons, Siugla ;• -lv- I '"'.■*•'*va and Double <■ t\ Pianos ,">^*> v- "•.:.••,,::;f;::,.r ; ft\ (Smoothtng, ,;,' V" • \ v sja Jnck, Trying, W^frr^'+^mKi Bead, Ogee, .. ' :■ : ls\ Ploughs)Bonch ';K!&i*"(sa^EaSm Screws, Beech ; ; \Z>>:SxB&^MMjM Vice.«, Boring ; &i.v\. vWw Machines, uil , * : \. W*«b/ }¥ Stones Tool ,g '. ■ '// il» Kits, Floor \^J^s( Cram ps, \^mMMW» Smith's Patent jffiiSliPlWli Spring Hinges. W ARNOTT'S VENTILATORS, Indispenßiblo in every Bed-room. ELECTRIC BELLS— Electric Bells (ia Sets), with Indicators ; ■ ainglo Klcctrlc Bolls (inexpensive), suitable for Hall Doors, Bed rooms, Oiliccs. KEIROSENE COOKING STOVES- A Large Assortment; sizes in stock suit able for Boiling a Kettlo or Cooking for Family. CHEAPER THAN GAS, KEROSENE L4MPS- A Beautiful A ssortment; JNew Desißns; Dnplcx, Table Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Hall Lamps, Hand Lamps, Lanterns. LOCKS- English aud American Rim and Mortice Looks and Latches, Padlocks, Chubb's and Hobb'a Rim and Dead Locks, Latches, Padlocks, Brass and Iron Bolts, Door Chains, allows th« door to remain open tiTlhh SKOURKLY FASTHNKI) ENAMELLED SINKS- Enamelled Sinks; all sizes ; Enamelled Boilers, 12 to 25 gallons; Euamolled and Copper Boilers, 12 to 30 gallons; Portable Boilers, Washing Machines, Mangles, Wringers, I'lutiDg Machines. GARD'S JEWEL CLOTHS- A ready means of Cleaning all kinds of Jewellery, Plate, &o, NO POWDER REQUIRED. T.&S.MORBIN&CO., LIMITED. GENUINE PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT



Mod aal. 7HEqREAT|MEp(iNJHIICIHES prTc! half a "crown Established in Australia in 1864. A MEDICINE to be taken in ternally, and used externally, for all NERVOUS DISEASES and INFLAMMATORY ACHES and PAINS, composed of the choicest Aromatic Herbs, Healing Gums, Balsams, and Vegetable Oils, (lures Rheumatism, Sci atica, Gout, Neuralgia, Cholera, Spasms, Headache, Coughs and Colds, etc. I^euvous ITkls il it y", Dh. &. 0. West's Nkbuvk and Brain Trim MKNT, v Kuiinintccil Specific for Hysteria Dizziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by tin use of iilcoliol or tobacco, Wiikcfijlncss. Menta Depression, .Soften in;,'of tho Brain resulting ii insuniiv and leading to misery, dectiy, am death, Wenmture Old A«u caused by over-Oxer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-lndul Konco. Kaeh box contains one month a treat ment. 5s n box, or six boxoa (or 253, sent bj mail prepaid on receipt of prico. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To euro any case. With each order received bj us for six boxes, accompanied with 259, wo wu send tbo purchaser our written guarantee to> re fund the money if (lie treatment does not cflec a cure. Guarantees issued only by J, P. KING & SON, Chemists, Queen-street, Auckland. J£eating's Powder KKATINO'S I'OWDKR MKATIN<»'S I'OWDKIt KHATING'S POWOIUi KILLS HOGS. rut &s. MOTHB, HKRTLKB. Tnia Powder ta Quits Hakmlkbs to Anlm»: Llfo, bui la unrivalled tti destroying flow, bntra, cocitroanlioß, booties, moths In fun and ovary other erooien of lnsoot. Sports men will find thh Invaluable for destroyins (leas in tboir dons, an also lndloa for (bob pot dogf. Tnia avtlclk niH lfoosm fo Qiieat a Sals that it ban tomptu.i others to vond aim* c.ilti'd nrtlclo Ii Imitation. Tho I'ubllo art Cautioned that ti.o tins of tho Rennlne uowilor bear iho sn^csrsph Ot THOMaE Kl'-aTIXQ. KKATIN«'a WORM TABtKTS KKATIMO'd WORM TA'U.KTS KKATINU'd WOHM TA»Ii«TB KKATJNU'B WOHM TABJjSCTa A I'UIlirLY VaaiTAßtß BWUKTMKAT hoth In apposranoo >»nd nato, furnlßhlna t moat »«roer.ulo in«thr-<l of ftrtrnlnißtorinfl tho only wrUht r. nudy for INTKSI'INAI or THHiCAI) «0K«?, It Is a porfootlj euro and mild vr. uarstkm, and la ospoolallj adutitod for Ghlhlron. Sold in Tina by all Chemists ftnfl Unu slats. _ PKOPiuinoa i THOMAS KEATING LONDON. XT EATING'S qDtGE~LOZBNGES, COUGHS, ASTHMA, BRONOHITIS, ACCUMULATION* OV PHLEQM. Composed of tho purest articles. Theso Lou enges contain no opium nor any dolotorioiu drus, therefore tho moat dclicato can take them witn perfect conlHlence. Their benoflcial effect Is speedy and certain. This old unfailing famllj remedy is daily recomnwnded by tho mwt eminont phyßicians. (En nao nearly 60 years.) MEDICAL TESTIMONY. July 23,1877. 22, Cold Harbour Liino. London. Sir,—Your Lozenges are excellent, and the boiicllcial effect moat reliable. I strongly rooonv mend them in ca-es of Oou^h and Asthma. You nro at liberty to state this as my opinion, Jormod from many years' experience. J. BIUNGLOE, M.R.C.L.S.. L.S.A.. L.M. ludian .Medical Sorvico. ]\fr. T. KKATINO, IJear Sir,—Having trial your Lozonßoa In India, I have much plensuro in testifying to thcti bonelicial efl'ects in cases nt lnciuicnt Consump tion, Asthma, and Bronchial Allcotions. 1 hare prescribed them largely, with tho best results. W. IJ. G-^ , Ayolhccury, H.M.S. Keating's Cough Lozodrcs aro aold by all Chemists, in tins of various sizes, each baring tho words " ICeatins's Cough Lomurob' engraven on tho Government stamp. KEATING'S TABLETS. A purely Vegetable Sweotmeat, both in ap pearance and taste, furnishing a moatngrooablo mothod of administering tho only cortain remedy for Intestinal or Thread Worms. It is a por fectly safe nnd mild preparation, and la cspooi ally adapted for Children. Sold in* Tins n\- aix Chemists. Proprietor-TIIO M AS KEATING, London, Export ChemUt and Druggist. pKOU'S IrvjECTION.-Hygtcnic, In- S > fallible and I'rosorvativo. Curoa promptly, without udoltloni.l moaap, oil recent or ohronio, discharges ot tho utlnn! orKuno, Prloe, 6s 6d per botlle. Sold In Paris by J. Ferro (snooessot to Bron), Pharmcclan, 102, Kuo Rlohelien; In London by Wiloox anri. Co.. 33ft. nxford-stroat. W. Agent In Now »3?nnd, WILLIAM O. FiTZGKKiLD, Tho Phwr.ncy, Welllnston, who will forward 1» to any town In the Colony 1" receipt qf.P.0.0. Puke ]§AIiTOYIiIO With Full Instructions tor neo In Fbuit Pheskhvins, &c., at the ENGLISH PHARMACY, HATTIUY'S BUILDINB3. QUKKN-BIREET. Tia A TTauttttt /Lioontlate In Phar- JAS. I\. 11ASLK11-[ niacy, Dublin. T»IiBPfIONB NO. 10. HENDERSON'S SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER. INVICTA BRAND. MISDICAL HALL, Opposito Thrco Lamps, Ponsouby, Auokland A M X S CATER, DI3PKNMNG AND ITAMr^T CHEMIST (MBHBMB PHARMAOKUTIOAt 800IBTT), HOB'3ONS.TI?H;h;t. oloaata WelUnaton-Btrael, Anou^ANii. N.Z lronmopgory. %Y INGATE> "R ÜBNF>& Q0M pY 'i GENERAL IRONMONGERS, Temporary promisos—Fobt-st., Auckland, Builders' Ironmongery Cabinetuiakors' ditto CarriaßO Builders' ditto Carpentors' Tools Amorican Hardware Paints, Oils, and Colours Cooking ltangos Kcgister Stoves. LOW PKICES. IKSPEOTION OF STOCK INVITED. Country Orders executed with caro ana promp titude. £10,000 to Loncl on Freehold Security.



Sqwle.j Macfcinea- BINQBRS SaVviHQ .M.AOHIHE3. Blnger.s chines fclluizer'B Oeolslvo Maohines fcilnprnr's Deoißlve oalnoo I Bingor'e Deolshs OhlnM Slnaor's Ueol'ilvo Machine* Blnsert Daolßlva jrfjiohinon IMnegß'a Decisive Maohinciß Blngor's I»noit ivo Machines Singer's Doolaiva Machines Blußßt't ("ill . Machines Hlngor's Jrerwhelt/ihitf Machines Blngor'a Overwhelming Maohlnes Blnger'B OTorvrholnUiiK Maohmos Blurbi's OvwwholuilnE Mftohlnoa Bingort Overwhelming Maohlnen Slnger'B Oyerwholmlnu Maohmos Blngort OrMwholmlna; Maohlnea Blnger'l) Ov.uwholinlnK Mafllilnou Olneer'e Victory for the Sltigor Machines Singer's Vlotory Mnohines Singer's Vlotory Maohinen Slßger'B Vlotory Msohlnoe Slngof'a Victory Mnohlnoa Singer's Vlotory Maonlmsß Slnger'n Victor?- Maohlnoo Slngor'n Vlotory Maofolnoß SliiKOr ci Viotory Msohlnou i Sinner's Viotory ifiohlnei aiUKcr'n Viutory Maohlneß Staget'B At Chrlatohuroh K::hlbitlou Maohtnoß Singer D The Blnger Machines Singer's The Singer Machines | Singers The blnwr . MBohinea BlnKor'e The Sinßftt Mrolildob aineurs XhoSlnKar Msohlnes Slager B Tho Blngat Maohlnea Slnßdr b Tho alnger, MaoUlnes Slngort rwo Golfl Medals Machines BlnKer" Two Gold Medals Maohices Blnuer'B Two Gold Modala Maolalnoa ylnKor's Two Gold Modalß Maohlnoii Singer's Two Gold Moduli Machines Singer* Two Gold Modala Maohlnos Singer's Two Gold Medals Machines Sinner's Seating all OomDotitora Nlftohlueß Binder's 3entlnßaU Maohinsa Slnger'B Boating all Maohlnoa aingor Beating all Maohlnea Singer's Beating all Maohlneg Slngut'B Boating all Machines Singer's Competltora Maohlnes Singer's Competitor* Maohlnes Blnjor'B Compatltor* Maohlneg Slnser'g (JonipetltoM Maohlneo Blngei's Competitors Machines Singer's Boating all Competition, Maoblnos ta'arj) Aloruno iioii-w. MimhlniM ingen Alwuve Sellable Maonlneg blnger'a Always Reliable Maohlnes Singer's Tim Singer la Maohlnes Slnger'e Tho Slngtr la Maohtnea Singer's Tho Slniter la Maohuies Singer's The Kimpleo: ana Beat Maohlnei Blnger*B The 31mvl03t and Beat Machine! Blager's Tho 8iiuplo8« sud Boat Maohinei BUiger'a Always Kulluhla Maohlnee Singer's alwatb rcoliubio Maohiuei Blngor's Always IColiublo Maohlnei Blnget's the Slngor is Maohlntx Singer's Tho Blmror Is Machine! Singer's Tho Singer id Machine Singer's The Slnrror Is Maohlnei Hinge Tho Singer is Maohlnei Blnger'a Tho Slorqi: la Maohlnei BlngerVi The aui«or Is Mnohlna Singer's Tho winger la Maohinei Blngor'B Tho 81ngor Ib Maohinei Blsger'n The Singer la Uneanalled Maohinei Singer's Onegoaikod " Machine* Blnge^s Unoqnr.lloa MftOhlnci Singer's Unequalled Maohlnei Singer's Unequalled Maohlnra Blnger'B Uneqaalled Maohlnp. Slnger'B UneQuslled Machine, Slngor'a Unoqn3lled Maohlnoi Blngor'B Unequalled Maohlno BlQKur'B Unnqaallod Maohine blnsor't) Unoqnailed Maohtne Singer'B Onoqualled in th 6 World. Maohlaei Bingur'e Largost Sale Mnohlnd HinK'or'B Largest Sale Maohlno Blnger'e Largoit Sals Machine BlDKcr'» LsrgoHt Solo Machinoi Slngnr's Largest Balo Maotainvi Singer 1!! Largest Sale Meoalno, Slngor's LaritflSt Hala Mnohlnt SluKer'ri liirguut Stila Maohine, Blnger'n Largest Hulo yiuohtnc Singer's Large sk Pale Maohlnoi Blceor'u in t«o World. Maohlno Slngcr'i) ig Od per Wee*. Maohlnt; Sin. or* 2g Od par Week Maohlno Blnger'e ilgtld per Woeic Maohlno s-lntter'a 2n (id per VVoefc Maohine. MnßorV sisOd per Week MaoKinoi SngerV 2s 6d per Week Machine: BingorV. HafidrerWiMik Maohine Hlntfor'a 2a fid per Week Maohlno Singer's 2a Gd per Wook Maohtnei Blnger'a —. Maohlnoi Singer's BHAHCBI Maohinei Hliiuoi'h Macbinei Siiißor'a 261, Qaeen-atroet Maohinoi t-lnger'n 281, Qaoen-atroet Maohlnei Slngoi-'n 261. Q3oen-atreet Mnohinei Hlnger'a 2tl, Qaoon-atroot Maohinoi Slugoi'o 381. Qaoeii-atreet Maahlnoi sjiiiKiir'n Ml, (jaoen-Btreol Mnohinoi Singer's Ml. Qnnen-Btreet Maohinoi aliik-or'n 201, Uuoen-streot JUohlnoi Blngor'e AQOkland Maohinei 81ngor's Auoklaud Machluoi Hiaxur's Auckland Mnohinoi Singer's Anokland Maohinei bliißor'H Auckland Monhlnoi Singer's Auoklanil Machine! Singer's Anolclaui}, Machine; BlDgor'B Maohinei STNGEH'S SEWING MACHINES. BBTABLISIIKD HV SPECIAL <K*^^V^k AFTOINTMKNI Buy "■"'■"' ' ONLY THR OKLKBRATKO s^%s \ MACHINES. Tha Saalest, Slmplost, Heat Made, and Moat Durable. The only Hewing Maohine which hat never been'boaton in ooinpotltlon. Polo Acrentfi In New Zealand i SB^KKSPEAR AND CO., (Opooslte the Market,) QUKKtf-STRKKT. W7~u o ■-■••« THIt GRKAT SEWING MAOBINK IMPOKTSR; «i:i Jim1 KEOBIVBO A LtAta Bhlpmri'V of tha Ohallenge Mtwhlna «hn \fo*ia— Thb Whitb Cn,'s Skwijto Maohimh. The Moit Silent Ths Cheapest The Most Rapl« The Highest Arm Toe Most BirapU 'Hie Largeat TnDle Tho Mojl Easy to Work The Hoat Carer The Most Durable Tiio Simplest Shnttll The Mort Klegant Tho Naatsit vitlkob I'vtKxrii.H MAOHISTBR boat £$ UK IHH BEST BBWIMQ HAOBCHU ITIB HADE, Prica ot Hand Maokinks, £3 10m, Also, AtW.4?fl" tm HAKD. Oonnlna Blcgat I Ifrlater ana Bo mat Werthelm Bt&ndard Howe Company1! I Wheeler »nd Wilaon aroverand BtieVß I Jones's ABO Dameatio I Anrtoth«rßood raakei iwtM as, d. rut Wbkx l 3s, 6d. ran Wrxki till WAOHIMSa (tUAKARTSDB, Bn«S8 BJboMbiss e»n be lisa of my Agents i- N. MoLenoandOa, Floueer Store, Whangaro I Thomas Wella, Cambridge t William Stevens ob Onehnngiii K. Wsyte, Hsmiltonj ParneU anfl Hotlbu. Giaborne i Brennim and Co., Tanrangn va& at other plaoec, mflK Q. B B A T jyXVQJ, QUKKN-STRBKT. Hotels. •nXCHASGK HOTEL (Hotter known aa tho Bakbbx Hotei), P A B N E L L. TLo Proprietor haa gone to consldorablo exponso in RB-EBECTiNq this llotkl, whloh Ja Now Open to tho Gonoral Publlo. Tho BILLIAKD-ROOM is namittea by compe tont judges to bo One ov the Best in Auok land; it is extra well furnished, and contains ono of Aloock'B Tables (now), at a cost of nearly £200, with tho Patent Cllmatlo Equilibrium Cushion, and is under tho managomont of Mn. It. Surman, for somo time Markor at the North ern and Auckland Clubs. wi b3 THK BBST Hancock's Sparkling ales Always on Dbauqut F. TOMLINSON, Proprikxob. Coaohbuilders, &c. Cousins & A.tkin, DSBISNKRS AND BUILDER 3 ENOUGH. AMWRTOAN. FRKNOH, AND ANX OrHKR STYLS OF CARBIAGKB. , ESTABLISHSD 1861'



IronsE-ona-en/. | i J # & J I) ICKB V, HAViS FOR BALB SOWAXS AKUCAVXNIO ICAMFS BOKHKEB, FOOTS, <3fcOBK9, AlfD WIKBO And B Ui-osii Vp.rlbii- 0( OhlmnlM KODGMB'B tOOKWOOD'S, AHD WIGWAM SABLE ANN POOKKTSBX. JOKKBOH'B OKLKBKATKD BOTSBORS XJLAKii'B ISOII.KK3 HAUOKPANB. tta. BBIFfIXH'a PATKHT TKA AHD OOPWB rOTS, STAMPED XINNKD MIAT AND Fa Dishes, Basins and Milk Faks (»ll iims), Buckets, Tubs, Fails, a»d OVKNB, Brooms, Sukubbkus, Whiseb, fto, Haxk, Cloth, and Nail Brubhm. "are's, blades, and ltndok'i aPADKS AND DIGGING BAKUHK HOBS, KAKHB. ANU TROWELS, AUGURS, I'S.ASUB, HAMMKBB, BHAOW, XWISX AWD PAIICNT HIM (all BlceM, Looks Hnsaaa, Nails, and Beabswabi Boon's Gkhuinx Wuitm Ijcad, BAW AHD BOILBD LIHSIID IO» fIVB PBK CENT. UIBCODN2 Allowed io Onah Parohaien on *U B«i« smoooHna to Ida, id i pw«fl Drapery and OlothinflT X^* AND / DKITKBBKD \\ IpAYMKNT |l II STBTKM. it rriAILORS, DRAPERS, AND -■■ OUTFITTERS, H O B SO N-STKEET, (Nearly opposite Wellington-stroot), HAVE A WELL-ASSOUTED STOCK OF THE BEST CLASS OOODS. All Tweoils thoroiiffhly shrunk before being nindo up, and lit and workmanship guaranteed. Tho Deferred Payment System has boon found to 1)0 a great boon, by onabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in tho easiest possible way. INSPECTION INVITED. ; JJLSTERS. [J LSTERS .XJ I'STEBS' iJ. RENDELL, BKIOnTON HOUSE, Junction or Qbby & Pitt Streets, , H«s seoored tho sorvloos of a Firat-olasi Drbbb imkkb. Makti.k and Ulstbb CtriTER tram LONDON, and Is folly mrepared to ex eoato Orders tor Ladles' and Chil dren's ULSTKRB, JAOKBTS, DRESSES, SO., trora a large Stootc of Fashionable asd Uaofal MATKRIAL9. *' UL3T3RB made from GaSdeaeh Ohildren'B do., from 8b 6d; Dresaes, from 10a SIT, SrXLK, AND WORK BOaRaST/lED, A Lot of Chllrtrs&'a Uietara from 2s lid np A really irood Lady's Ulster. Newmarket St»ap9 at 12s 3d; Dolman Ulators In rarletr. Ihavethobe«tmafee~of Black VBLVBTBEN from Is lid: coloured do., 2s lid. A Special line In wlae-wldth Black Figured Hllkß, aaltable far Mantles, at Is lid. J, RENDKLT;, 180 and 182, GKBT-STiIBKT. Public wotices. XTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY J3 AND MKROANTILR COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £1,000,000 Head Offices, New'Zbalands THE TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH. Managing Dlrootor: Oeo. G. Stead. Conjuuting Dlrootor: P, Cunningham. The nndorslened bogs to Inform Grain Mer chants and others that he has been appointed AGENT for tho above Compan/, and is now prepared to reoeivo orders—which shall have prompt attention—for Grain and am. kinds of NwSealand Producer STEVENgON> Agent. Union Insurance Office, Qnoon-street Coffee i Coffee i Coffee i s. c. brown, DURIIAM-STEKET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND GOtf FEK fc SPICK MKKOHANT. Has Aiwavb on Band and For Saie— FLOUR, In sacks, lUO's, and 60"s, " Blae" brand FLOUR, In sacks. 100's, and 60's, " Red" brand BRAN AND SHARPS RAW AND KOASTKD OOFFBB PKPPEK AND SPIOEB. In the matter of COFFEE, the attention of the Pnbllo is oallcd to the excelionoe of my brandß, and a trial solloltcd. The Mixtures are composed only of ths Ofst Plantation Coffee anil tha Beat Chicory proenrablo. and may bo characterised thus— " Kagle" (ir.y best brand), nearly pure onffee "Shtp" and "Camel." medium coffees of (Trent strength and flavour "Castle" and "Leopard," low medium and common oolfaes. To lovers of really fine Coffee, I strongly re commend the "Kagle," bnt to tho general tasta Medium coffees are found to be most acceptable, and I say, therefore, i Thy tub SHIP Bband Try thb CAiMKL Uhakd ( Proonrable from all Merchants and Store- : keepers, loose, and In tins, lOlbs., 281b&, lllbu., Tibs., filbe., 41bs., bs., and lib. /IOFFEK pOFFEE /^OFFBK 1 M E T *A B L a JL Bainbridoes 'Busses. From Union Bank—7 minatea past tho hour, ■ and 23 m'nutos to the hour, > From TnE Tiip.ee Lamfs-ZO mlnutos to the hour, and every hour. j Nioht Trips from Town—J-past 8.1-past 10, and J-p»st 11. From Union Bank to Shelly Beach —20 minutes past 11, 20 minutes cast 2, 20 minutes pact 6,7 minutes past 6, and 33 minutes to 8. «From SB2LLY BEAUtI-8.305.tr., J toll, ito 5 IWB.



Insurance | /^< OVERNMtiNT LIFK lKftUKiW' |jt ; • :! S|4i ' Head Officki PROVINCIAL BUffiDM Wellington : - Thk Only New Zealand Life Offiffl GOVERNMENT SECURITY. MUTUAL INSURANCE LOWEST PRHSflfflS. The Ordinary Branch Offers an :Imj}*> <J £1200 at the premium charged elsewtero [« «1000, equivalent to AN IMMEDIATE BONUS OF (BOH In addition to Full Participation la From Workman's "IksukaJlCl Specially provided to in the • INDUSTRIAL BRANCH^ Policies Issued from £5 Upwabds, wna O- PARTICIPATION in PK(MT&« PRBMIUM3 PAYABLK jmKLY, For which a Collector will »H.;^t ( SPECIAL TABLES FOR ram? ( %^ Policies of £20 and Upwards, Years, can bo surrondored for Casli.Mtß» FreePolioy. „ J ; Liberal, Regulation , NOTE.-Tho Govornmont not oaly-**^"; enrancs within tho reach ol nearly STOCK, woman, and child in the commmiitji,')»g viles the description of poliqy and {Ww'Wr' • m«vt belt BUited to the requirementsoies^ B M. LUCB3E CoJlWSBiOSffi f>EDUOnofl Ut FIKKIS* NEW ZEALAND mSURAHCS COMPANY, OAPIT>T J __....ONBIinLIJON 818^' FIKli RISKS tafcon on tha fflOSl UBIB*» TKKM3. PROMPT SKTTL'aMBKTB. UNDOUBTBD BKOOBIW. aKO.P.PIEg^ Oonvevancea^_____ - ITtELEGRAPH LESE OF COACBB LIVEKY ANfTSTIT STABLB^ ! KIBKWOOD AND LAKE SWEET, CAMBBBW Waikato, New Zealand. ~: _ , W. K. CAKTEE, - W. K. C. bogs to «t™^" "SS «S 1 his numerous friends and tho P°J"( isj (to* ~ for the Überal snpport ho has' «g^M.( commencing business, and hMt.°,'lJntsbrt!li?' that, in order to meot-the requiremejo',,, rapidly advancing district, ha w * ifosA-y BUILDHJQ LAKQK ADDITIONS w.™!i,^sS»«l--'' which, when completed, mU maKe wu» . to none in the North Island. ropPS(S;: Tourists for the Hot Lake C^SKfe with Saddle Horses and Buggif»^n*&«l notice; also, experienced guides ana w t* and Saddle Horses g*sssM Orders by telegram or otherwlßO P"" , attended to. M ,«» Cambridge. December 22, t rriELEPHOHK LINE OF J50 yA" X MAIL COACHBa NORTH SHORE AND LAKE 3'AKAPt»- A' TIMETABLE:- , 6 Leave Victoria Wharf, »f at; and 10.20 a.m., and 2 andtfO. p.m- _ wa U Leave Takapuna Sohoolhousb at &w a.m. ( and3andais^ g ;. Leave Dkvonportat 10.20akandS^a H