HARBOUR BOARD.

The for lightly meeting of tho Board was held y< :terday afternoon.. Tliere were j.rcsoni --Messrs Stone (Chairman), Lamb, Owen, uacre, Aickin, Nathan, McKenzie, nndMcv..

Resignation..—R. Walker wrote resign ing his ; isition as member of the Board, as ho was nablc to attend the regular meet ing of the Board.—Resignation accepted with re; _t.

Boat shed.—M. Murchie applied for permission to erect a boat-shed on the strand opposite his residence near North Head.—Application granted, subject to the approval of the Harbour Master.

Pilot.—Messrs Burgess, Tilly, and Clay ton reported that they had examined Mr Fox, recently appointed pilot, and were of ojiinion tliat his practical experience of tho navigation of the port was not sufficient to warrant them in recommending him for the appointment. They further reported that Captain Cooper had passed a fair average examination, and they considered him eligible for the appointment.—The Chairman reported that Mr Cooper had been appointed to tho staff.—lt was decided to invite applications for the vacant position as pilot. Tolls.—Messrs Russell and Campbell re ported that the Board had tho right to charge and collect tolls on the North Shore Wharf, but the power to sell the right had been omitted. — Tho solicitors were in structed to prcparo form of loaso. Emily Place.—Joseph Banks, Secretary of the Frozen Meat Comjiany, wrote forwarding a list of the claims for com pensation. Tho total was £9,600, of which tho Board was liable for £3,200. The Frozen Meat Company further wrote stating its decision to accept Mr Macguiro's tender.—lt was pointed out that while this tender was tho lowest for tho work re quired by the Frozen Meat Company, it imposed higher terms for the Board's share of the work.—Mr McKenzie objected to tho Board's contract being jumbled up with the Company's. Ho assorted that this Com pany had obtained further concessions than any other company in tho colony, and thought it the duty of the Board to make the best terms in the interests of the public, and not to allow themselves to be fleeced.— Messrs Nathan and Lamb spoke in favour of confirming the Company's decision, whilo tho Secretary said the Board's section was tho cheapest of the lot.—The matter was deferred until the plans had been brought from Boylan and Lundon's for reference.—Tho action of the Frozen Meat Company in accepting Mr Macguire's tender was subsequently confirmed, subject to the approval of the Engineer.

Dock Engineer. —Mr W. Erringtoh wrote accepting this position. At his own request he was authorised to cause the dock excavation to bo pumped out by hiring a plant or by contract. Employment. —J. Williams, who had been injured in the service of the Board, applied for light employment. — The Engineer reported adversely.—The En gineer ytas instructed to give Williams employment whenever opportunity offered. Piles Contract. — Messrs Macklow Brothers applied for extension of time.— Deferred until tho contract is completed.

Leave or Absence.—W. J. McDonnell, dock fireman, applied for leave of absence for four months on urgent private business. (I ranted.

Permanent Ways. — Permission was granted to Messrs Sims and Brown to lay down permanent ways on the usual con ditions.

Mechanics' Bay Channel.—The Works Committee recommended that the ob struction at the entrance to Mechanics' Bay be removed, and that the Engineer consult with Mr Murdoch, Secretary to the Union Saw, Moulding, Sash and Door Company, and report to the Committee as to the channel in Mechanics' Bay.—Agreed to.

Hobson-street WnARF. — Tho Works Committee recommended that the Hobson street Wharf bo widened 50 feet, and the western face be protected with timber work as shown on sketch plan marked A. submitted by the Engineer.—Agreed to.— Tho cost was stated to be £2,800.

Ocean Steamers Wharf.—The Works Committee recommended that the con sideration of matters in connection vith the erection of an ocean steamers wharf be deferred until the Engineer has re ported as to comparative cost of iron and totara piles.—Agreed to. Remissions. —The inward pilotage on the Linda Weber was remitted, and it was agreed that only Bingle charges be made for the day of docking of the Wenona.—Agreed to.

Railway.—Somo* discussion took place in reference to the -notification of the Go vernment to take additional land for rail way station,—Terms of compensation were referred to the Finance Committeo.

Eastern Tee. — Tenders for docking were received as follows:— Wells and Gardiner, £695 j Alexander Sutherland, £595. The Engineer's estimate was only £450, and it was agreed that fresh tenders bo invited.

Salary.—Mr Mays moved, " That one years salary bo paid to Mr W. H. Burgess in recognition of his 27 years' service as pilot in tho port of Auckland."—After some discussion the motion was referred to the Finance Committee.

Whakf Charges, &c—lt was agreed on tho motion of Mr Mays, That the Treasurer bo instructed to prepare and lay before the next meeting a return shewing the amount paid by each of the following companies during the year 1883 for office accommoda tion, l-'censes, rent of sheds or wharves, port charges, Harbour-master's fees, berthage, fender clues, and all other payments except poods -wharfage—viz., theT>evonport Ferry Company, the Northcoto Ferry Company, Messrs Fraserand Tinne, and the Northern Steamship Company. This concluded the business,

THE LATE FIRE IN STREET.

The inquiry into the cirnmstanccs of t! o recent fire at the drapery establishment of Mr Wall, before Dr. Philson, Coroner, was continued until 5 o'clock yesterday after noon— Mr Jonathan Tonson Garlick, fore man. The following evidence, in addition to that which appeared in our last issue, was taken:— Mr Wall's evidence continued : When he took over Cullen's stock it was valued at about £3,500. Ho could not state the exact sum ; believed the fittings were extra. He kept up tho stock subsequently ; it was in sured. Cullen's policies wore transferred to him. He increased the insurances after taking the business. The back window of the shop was boarded up; the back door was kept locked, and was locked when he left the shop. The goods in the show-room were much damaged by the fire, but not totally destroyed. He did not minutely examine the remnants. The stock in the show-room consisted of children's and women's clothing, millinery, feathers, and a general assortmentof goods. Could not givea correct estimates of their value. His creditors were not pressing him for money. Ho wa? in debt in thesamo way as every busi nessman is in debt. Bills were coming due. [Mr Wall considered that he was not justi fied in answering every question touchigg his business position to the police to be made public, but he was quite prepared to satisfy tho representatives of insurance companies. He might say, however, that no one over had occasion to call a second time for an account.] Examination con tinual ; As a rule ho did not give credit. His books would show tho average re ceipts about £400 a month. (Mr Brassey. sent for the books.) Had no bad stock. The stock was all saleable.

To tho Coroner ; Knew nothing of the ' origin of the fire. To Mr Hesketh : Had not been in busi ness before in Auckland. Had a business some years ago in Christchurch. Had a. partner (Mr Clark) then. Be knew Cother then. He was in business there. Engaged Cother in July, ISB3, at 12 10s a week. Gave him £3 for the first three months. Could not say why he reduced his wage to 50s. Had known Wall four years. Had no business dealings with him before July. Cother said it was worth going for. Could not say what induced him to go South. Understood it was a lawsuit. Did not keep a particular wages book ; paid weekly. Believed he entered the wages in the ledger in a lump sum. Could not speak positively; the book would show. It might have been in the casli book. He was "Wall and Company." Had no partner. Gave £2,200 for Cullen's stock. The value was much more. He paid tho a_.ount. Mackie, Logan advanced £1,100; he paid, them back. His sister (Mrs Upton) did not help him. Had paid £Soi> for other goods to Mackie, Logan, besides paying the £1,100. Paid out of his takings over the counter. Took stock about three weeks, before the fire. He did not thoroughly understand book-keeping. Found on taking stock that he had made headway; trade was always good there. Several bills fell due on the 3rd March, and he met them. He was informed that tho salvage realised £600.

To Mr Brassoy: Had no book in his, possession showing the amount of stock at; the time of the fire. Messrs Cother and! Gorrie assisted in making up statement of claim. Mr Gorrie had kept his books. The original stock sheets in his possession, were bought of Cullen. Mr Gorrie made: up the books on the night of the fire.; When he had finished, he was smoking near, the street door; the shutters were up; the shop door was open; intends starting in business again in Auckland. A full and complete statement of his loss is being made up; have no suspicion of any person in connection with the file.

To a juryman : Kept a tin box of matches in the desk, but tho matohes did not cause the fire, as the desk was not destroyed.. To Mr Garlick : Could not account for the density of smoke.

To Mr Hesketh: He bought the wasta, book at Mears's ; had rot seen any portion of it since.

William Easdown, baker, deposed that hot was awakened on the morning of the 4th instant, at 2.30, by tho ringing of the fire- ,■ bells ; ho got up and found that Mr Wall's shop was on fire ; saw flames coming out ot, the show-room ; was insured for £450..'-. *

Robert Salmon, butcher,. Wakefield-; street, heard yjfjhe alarm, and ■wad. speedily at ; i£St \ fire; did not smell kerosene; ren.*>,u what assistance he could. Could ,^lve no account as to the origin of the fire. i Charles Marks, draper, of Ponsonby, was an assistant to Mr Wall. He left the shop at 6 p.m. Had not been told not to give, information to the polico. Had gone over, the Stock with Mr Bhaldcrs, but could give no idea of the value of the gootjs destroyed..^ He should estimate the stock at the time of ■■ stock-taking at £4,000. Ho did not state his opinion to Mr Wall, ...:..,,. \4

The foreman expressed a desire, on tho part of the jury, that Mr Cother should ,bo examined, as he was employed at tho shop at the time of the fire. Mr Cother, how ever, was at Christchurch,and MrShalders, another important witness, was at tho Thames.

Tho inquiry was then adjourned until tho 2nd of April.

The "Otago Daily Times" is glad io hear that "the Premier is coming to Dun- g edin to lecture on Federation," as the sub- '•. ject is little understood, and it would be a pity if it should miscarry in the Housefor want of a little trouble in explaining. Our contemporary (one of the few New Zealaud journals that believe in Federation) con- , eludes thus:—"But since the Premier ■■"■■:' is going to let the light of his countenance shine upon Otago, we' { trust he is not going to spend the whole of his eloquence upon Federation and: : the Western Pacific question. We have - a lively remembrance of the manner in which wo were treated to the sweets of political philosophy last re-i cess, vhen wo were yearning for the I bread and meat of practical polities.: . There arc several questions which the ■ people of Otago oro particularly anxious" to talk to the Premier about. Even:; if/ they approve of his Federation Bill, we ! ; trust that they will not allow the Z merit which belongs to the Govern-- .'. ment in that matter to be held sufficient excuse for their faults in all' other directions. We should be erlad to hear the Premier upon Decentralisation ad well us upon Federation, and to hear some ■ . explanation of the ties tinition oi the loan money."

Printed and FaMlshed by the Proprietor" I; ,/ HRNRY BRETT, of Symonds-street, at bis- J / General Printing Office, Wyndham-street »I _ the Province of Auckland, New Zealand. : l_\ Wednesday, March 19, 1881. ' %i

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1 motions ALFKKI> Bi€HLA_.l». Slon.y. :<>• r-■ _..?■;. _, :,, Dms_a_id Eashidi./ "" " " *"»™6Hgery. Photographic. ff; ■ Ancnoll!* , . — a. . ....■■■ ~v'-- _.'. - -- , i- H OTOGRAPHIC •-^-t^.v.i Itas dacrk FRIDAY, MARCH 21. "ft/jTONEY TO LEND, on Real Estate, fa ! w. S. COCHRANE] [JA_. DACRK _» IVi snma of fiiO and npwards, at the current „-„,„„„.7^ SUPPLIED B\ WSlf A H BROOMHALL &CO TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET, rge^ot interest-ApplyWm.8.docKrane.Forti LOUIS is a well- gM J TH & Q A UGHEY, .X* , T. &S. MORRIN & CO. W pHoSSloi Z CLOCKS, POTTERY, BOOTS. ™R SALE, at the Haymarkct on Friday T^fONEY TO LEND, in large or sn_.U fclfm^fp^fection.'if DRAPE RS & SILK MERCERS.^^Wv^ ITTMITFDI W IMPORTERS, JH next lTi. o'^™ Extract from Myra's wisarjSJM«niija. wj-avaxw^^^ y^^»- (LIMITED), t» ifl, SHORTLAND-STREET TP4T.PV rnntlQ OONNELL & COOPER, Journal. UPPER QUEEN-STREET and_xZ»<V^ V* _^ II AUCKLAND. FANCI GOODS. 19 HORSES, from Wavcrley Solicitors. Vulcan Lane. . »"- - , „J_Z „.„_.__, /.-<_,>-/ T-Dr.xriV/rr.-M'r' Tj'TJQ W a T 7%7 -__. , ~ -, .Heavy Draughts; any trials it /rnNFV TO LEND in sums of £25 ' ' NBW MABKBT» \> IKONMO-NGJiiRb Have just Received a Largo and Varied Stock fURftWfIMISTEE, " Hnavv Draughts: unbroken [t/qOJNI.- _U L.&SSU, in sums oi B_p .*^ -^i ?^^r 0 t Cameras, also many Photographic Novelties CHKOfIOBM-- sSSlnii^mußh-i.-iiyS-l IVI and upwards atcurrentgrates of interest. GUARANTEED. >* _^< AND quite new to Now Zealand. Chcny Fabric, for , rpHE Subscribe^i!! Sell, at their 7 Good upstanding Hacks; broken to ha, Applyto to^g^g^ .o_^^'V >>^ teeTSe^pMlfe.? ««& ■V tla%^& eCn-Streot,onT W* 1 Pony; thoroughly qniet to ride or drive -m^qNEY TO LEND, on Freehold from Is .id. B'"*'8 '"*' O^T IN BLACK lEONMEECHAN TS, m& '^«eS,X __2^^^^^£&=^ o^ _§^P^^&A____ *™™**™^^^ AT^OWEST^CES. IMPORTERS OF *« %flfc Cricket Bats,>_-0. _. . in the Au_dand markets for some time. a_cki.uiu. — -— -, _S^s-*\\ ** t— pvi?PV V ART! STAMPED. auruno. - rorfEßY.consiTting of Bread Pans, BMina, 1%/TONEY TO LEND, at cun-ent rates of CS^ _y^^ EVERY YARD biA_irj.il. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN , ■■ Jars, Bottles, Filters, Milk Dishes, Jugs, ALFRED BUCKLAND. -"-*- lnterest.-Laishley and Jackson, Queen- ytjt \> / GUARANTEED. 23 Assorted New Clocks __._ " — ~ — . A /\/\/k TO LEND at Current _/_T _X'oTHER AUTUMN and 1 ; " Hardware, Farm Implement-, Corsetnial.cr. Chronometer T7IOR SALE, on Friday, March 21, 1884, -ijMlMßflft Rateslof Interest on Free- _fO<_\ ywi\™ nm^ MATFRIALS The "LOUIS" bears a • 100 pairs Boots _, X? 20 Superior Horses from Waverley, in- C* <V }V VV Ka.es of Interest on wee- V"T>iV> _X^ WINTER DRESS MATMUAIib Bin gularly bright and glossy AWn , TPQ TWYWTf hiui 1 bale Night Caps (300). eluding Heavy Draughts, Light Harness Horses, w F nSTTTTTVAN ShortlSd-strcct V^kvV^/^ IN IMMENSE VARIETY. pile, has tho effect of. a AN» .-tfgagjw TVf • * — and extra good Hacks.-Alfred Buckland. _™■ E. OSULLIVAN. fanortland-strctt /(V VoiC mD „ mn vuiur Lyons velvet, and it carries __fl_____fi!sl__ _-Vk „u3t received a SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, — _ I\yTONEY TO LEND, at a moderate ' V/O1 FOR GOOD VALUR , but little weight. Machinery B^W&Kfi Itav mawriaL in Auctioneer, cattle sales M of J>_ EY gMITH & C AUGHEY Macmno y. %W IwrSBI — \J Solicitors, Fort-street, -1- Jm g WHy RFTTS &c &c W. s. cochbakk.l - _JA3. DACB-. ?ISura-wttoe^y? Atoc'h S8 T\TONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage,'.? ' "" M_L Upon the latest-'improve- TO-MORROW, --apaKuia iieanisiaj.i JJJ. Firat-classFreehold Securities. / Ironmongery. CAWA/TITT "R'PnTTT^TTTTS dm Sik . "T. -„-rt„ ™, _ ALFRED BUCKLAND. W'^^S^^iilk^ ~ ~V7^ .. _^ "^T "^^ SAWMILL KM. U Ibll Jhb £M , I|k Coun^ o^^ctu- IRON TRUNKS, BUCKETS, *C. _ -MyTONEY LENT ON FBOISSf Iflf lllf| ATV 01111110 0 flfl r—l || ®1 All P arcels_sent post free. VWTTSH TINWAP.E TUESDAYS, IVi NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, to. llSfl BRBB b§\ g §. _< I1 Lf 111 \, jfl 111 rr> (SJiZ O ~ 111 ' \W^ ■ MRS DOWN, ENGLIbM iIN\VA_.J_. lII* lili_ D j[i | fi^ BR IlOi H■ V fV/ II I I t? I - J HH Stay and Corset-maker" , ~ —_ „ . . .. THE HAYMARKET. BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY Vf lifjlllri _\ I fi_J |_J |_ 1 1 \_J %_jL UUil __t - P**? Z _T_ ' Upper Hobson-street. mHE Subscribers will Sell by Auction, mli' rix.iJiiii\i^i. MORTGAOES NEGOTIATED. ■» liaH^.-flB H ___H WWI-HV V^ ,W 'V^ ■ ■ t j&ppc tixwamkconsistingof Bnokoj* Water J?g A Tfflff - S™V' Uss, C^i-K Ao«k_, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL " Ml« S Ironmongery. Z fcffil^^lSS^ — HIGH-STREET, AQOK___n, b 1^ T — Z Spito^ns,Tea Pots, C_al Scuttles,S.np ALFRED BUCKLAND- TmXCHANGE ON NEW YORK AND L) " 3^^ Lj - ..-_ - s_____s__S_S___ Tureens, Coffee Pots, Castors, Lanterns, ___i LONDON; in sunn to suit. n g«^ «_a- __ H F_ _■ _^^. Ik B _^*^ W~~ W~ "^ i^^ T. -"vH»g|S e« t, v y.'_ r j^ESf_ST Iron Waahstands, Baths, Iron Trunks, I i^*H >f\ _V I M. Ml _r\ 8V 1 f 1 I g J C." V <^^Bt P 8*8"""*"^^ .. —J. &C, &C„ &C. XTIOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal terms, FOR SALE BY jL_J? l{ I fl\ _%/_! IS\|| «. H &—C >^ rh , CQ flS^S^'^ Z Jt? the Estate of Wm. McLangWin, Esq., ARNOLD. HINKS, & CO., H|l I. _fl\i 14_ r_V_/3^l %___J 1 Hi VI J-Z-ZZI h> Ha^sfZ./iT^f^lM Djimm rnPOTiOT. onw containing about 3.000 acres, in lots of 10 acres Corner of Custom-house and Fort-streets. GIB. v*___r 8 _B I B « _____m 0 m MaaT J^ '*s^a^^- __, * /' ' 'I'§B SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, a nd upwards, as may be agreed upon. This - _--.-..--■ .td^htot nn " O ■ " _> mWi' Z<i<f Z_!_Sf|| AucUoneers. property is near the Papatoitoi Station; has AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO- JJ _J_p_J ? ' ■< fg • _ •■; -ma ■ —— beon in grass for about .0 years; is well ____ OPERATIVE BUILDINQ & INVEST- -H _Bs-:: tjl _*SU._-aUi6 "' w-I COCHEANK.I rjAMFSDACKB. adapted for agriculture, and.is in good heart MKNT SOCIETY. nTTQTnMQ QHTTQ TT.TTnn Q ~*j^^m - g^ Z-^lt w. _. COOHBABB.J , n _l" ' for cropping as weUaa hearing good grass at UU O X UIVID DlJttl-i-il, w -J_l^Bß v tegS§i_^a^^^S| THURSDAY, APRIL 3. the present time. Terms: One-third Cash 0-TIC_ tW. Qu__W-BTB__3_ - _To_i^ei_B &®||_____?B__S__^_S_ balance can remain at 6 per cent.—Apply t> £/} J Z r- IrSpiS I^^Sl^.sS_i_l • THE KETCH_AGNES MARTIN. Wm. McLaughlin, Es^or^ ,^ g_^ %^T2SSI\ AUCKLAND. SB H JKJsgBglL THE CUTTER FAWN. SALE, a Choice Farm, fenced, and in %*X^FAm^V&£> x t^^P^^^Zl . gross, equally near the Kihikihi and To Awa- ratbb for repayment of each ftlOQ borrowed:— \ J2 "^Xmh r^ >*a*or ' TaLttg^AAW _a_f^fe_SlSS-5--g lg-gar->"* "ff^g 7, FIIRWKHINR IRONMONHFRY I « g d «- S3 T»• blai.i* Aprd. at 110 clock, tially fenced; fronting the Maoris'road leadin: . . . ___""* i I UIIIM 10 MI 111 U I IIUI . IVIUIM U LII I »-< -3 *^ -P i' 2 tl • VIOTOBIA-STBMrr, By Order of tho Executors in the Estate of to Waikato Heads. v-, HI IN t 1 S « O «^_^^_W _. IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FURNISH the late Antonio Martin, AT FRED"iuCKLAND Jyearsl Z 10 10 103 B * RlllinFß.Q' Dh W • S _J ING IRONMONGERY THE KETCH AGNE3 MARTDi .411 tons ALFRED BUCKLAND. .^ors 11315 0 DUILUtHO UU. P M |_ S Dnutcrr raoM MAKurAOTURB-l. register, about 2. years old, with all her . . __ti sai__lß_ m f-l *^ £__ _3_HS? l*t! §• M THBB-fejg-^.g-aagJSs A"c»°"s- jg = : h isss CARPENTERS' TOOLS kg § «p S r t™**>«-**-* ---aU her Anchors, Chains, Sails, Gear, -— 10 years -. ;; " 3„, __! i_ a Unlll UII ILIIU I\J\JL.\J ! O W l-H Carpenters' Tools fio"'*o- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2G. And In the same proportion for smaller 0/1/11.11110 IDi.M > Wcfi JjMyp Q Nails. Locks, Hinges The above well-known vessels are well found, ,^7m T at rrr<T mm D__ 3OS_TS.--he'^ocieWre-elves Money os HUUr mU IKUN / Pi W 02 *. Z_|f_. |j> Kitchen Ranges and In good order, sails are almost new; they FOR SALE BY AUCTION AT HELENS u^^tt - Repayable at 7 days' noUoe, S per iivviiiim inwn w w uh Register Grates. In great Variety are always nrofltably employed, and wUI be VILLE, cent per annum; repayablo In 6 months, 6 per nnnrillA miT W« J^^a L Marble and enamelled Slste ManUlpleoe* absolutely sold without reserve. ALLOTMENTS, FARMS, &0. cent, per annum. Kllllr Ml. FF IH^ 3*** m Largest Stock In Auckland JOHN BATGER. Secretary. IIUUI IIIU I LLI I _m <t ■% _= ' _W .» ,< u-.0-,,--!..- m.h .-_ nthnr F.nilers For further particulars, apply to R r PRTi'FNWnon ' 1 2 °2 3#N:r > Marble, Electroplate. Curb and other Fenders SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, _ K. U OBJUJIWOUU XNDUSTRIAL'T,'NirTSeVfSENT DADIDnM iPI r Qalvanl_od Iron. Sheet Lead, and Zlno Auctioneers. XT AS received instructions to sell by X PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND DAll IllUll I W H Z^fc- <5 SUte, Coment, and Plaster - JtL aucUon, on the above date. In tho Town INVESTMENT 80CIETX OF AUOK- """ "lw" 1 Q HH "*__^smm rr> ~ a -~-™.__i i,i= mm.. Hall,Helensville, LAND. rrklAlkin lllinr O Pm -«^Efe ■ - INSPECTION INVITED w. s. cochbane] |JAS. DACBJ BTOST.CLAS3 ALLOTMENTS, of from 1 FFNCNfiWRF « "V-Z. /-> MONDAY, MARCH 24. to 3 acres each. Also, 8 Farm Sections, of from ___,_,_,,. , n ,, wr ™ M^lM ,-,-,-a I LIIUIIIU HIIIL £h , .^^i- O '""' 40 to 60 acres each. LIBERAL ADVANCES pud* 0B apprOVM y_\ 'J____gj h_ pif«mPKirp at fimmTOfii The Land offered for sale Is Bituatcd on the Freehold or LeM?hold liberties tor Periods — ________r,-_: —~—. =■ >. ,-^^^^ Xt RESIDENCE AT ONEHUNGA, West Bank of the Kaipara River, being within not exceeding TEN YEARS. S-t-IX _ÜBBIH ; — — j^ ■<! ~jg_%_\ O five minutes'walk from tho Railway Station, only required. Tea nlerc.ian.S j _3gga>:,, rrj THE Subscribers wiU seU by auction at andclose to the Helensville Floui'and Sawmills. SCALE OF REPAYMENT REDUCED. —— ' !5 JjSf'i- r. TT XT e__t^t_n'c& n-Btreet- °n M°nda7, a^^.^^ot^^^toSlew FINES NOT ENFORED In eu-. of Sieknea. UNSURPASSED IN GENUINE PURITY, W 3fa A (jHEAP M ARDWARII JtIOUSE, 21th insOant, at Uo clock, Zealand, being also well-watered and timbered, or Want of Employment. UI-OUKrAOOtU lIN UtINUHXL. rwi\ii i, jbrnSffij O That well-buUt and comfortableißesidraice The Property is cut up into suitable sections, BORROWERS SHARE IN PROFITS. TTMrtATT *TT wn TAT ATTATTTV AT TTTIt" Pl-TPI? *J \ C_ 234, Qukkn-strkkt, AuoKLAND. situate at Onohunga, and known asUio "Home, both for farming and building lots, and is r.p- " „" v" mmr *nvAVri_ UNEOUALLED IN UUAJulll At 1 tlJi 1 ltlUJl/, <^ J- It contains 10 large rooms, stables and outhouses, „ronched from Hefenßvillo by tho new Soring PART OR WHOLE OF THE AJ.VANOT vu_ivuua_iu_i_. _.-■■ H.^ , Z) H_ &c.;hasagran|rtew;'busesnassallday. Tie H32_^^^_Sn^r_wsffSS K4T™ ff B4 r?AP^ n^V^ORTION ARE THE TEAS SOLD BY J^ <_-_■: ~ grounflsarewollplaiited.contalnaboutl. acres, Babylon Bridge INTEREST CEASES ON THE FORT-UN *" _~_ <. r/1 and have a large frontage to Symonds-street Tho Land boing offered (or salo by auction at REPAID. t_>lT\ O C DTT XI IT A i <4 ►__ T L T T^ T ~«-r,-rr C_rds to view and other information on appli- Helensville is a good guarantee of its capabilities. Further particulars maybe obtained on appli- HtlQ CP* I IMuMLi U jtm'Z r* t) • CS O • A/ICKEY cation to TERMS: cation at theSoclety'si offices, corner of Qukkn. «_-_*■■«_»■_■- » ■ » _> r.^.. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, One-third Cash on the fall of the hammer; bal. street and Vulcan Lane. , __J , 1' I "*h ha VK for SALIC— - B-cnu^ WMasMA w. »wi» . anco ta one month. Any person purohaslna up GEORGE ERASER, Manager. 1a » ... „_.,, In fl_. "DQr BOUad W \^H CO HAVE FOB SA-B- Aucttoneers. to the amount of £100 or more can pay one-third ■-- wn.Tr.rn. Tn .. avt. 1S Ott Por pOUnC *J Ott .pu. i)uu_iu q ia^ilil V ,J _._. .___,„ .„„-,„,„/, V «mr»u iash; balance in three years, at 8 per cent. T ONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND ,_ IQa ' _ * 0 _ B( s 23 0a PO- pOU-ld, W _____! ROW ATT'S ANUCAPNIC LAMPS, B.'tosks.]' [B.C.CAKB.] [B. D. TONKS. For further particulars and Lithographic JU DISCOUNT BANK. £ ««,S 2_ 10d BOr BOUad TO-MORROW. Plar PPr GREENWOOD, 50, SHORTLANSiiiEET, A.ou^n, 2* *" *- »«URSSS !B5 *"" *" „ „ attmn Auctioneer, Anckland; icL^rni A. Clark fc Sons' Wamhouotlj -t_tttt-r.TXT/-io, from 0 inches to»leot EXTRA BURNERS, FONTS, GLOBES, 1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, Or, CAPT. JAS, A. MACMAHON. To Pa, THEATRE EOYAL BUILDINGS, Pit Saws, 0 feet to 9 feet LINOLEUM, MIRRORS, RBtU Babylon. Helensville. LOANS ARE ADVANfcED FROM 111-JAAiVU ivvJ.au , r»»«wM»«™» AND WICK.S, '^-^M^^&^ttv^ OIJB ' FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1884, at noon. £10 TO £1,000. QH__LW.i-AKJ__- 1. Vortical Saws, from 5 feot to 10 feet ZSTOVE, COPPER BOILER. Upon personaLfreehold, and leasehold seenrlto. — T ~ , A , „ And a Groat Vailoty ol TUPunVEU FARMS WAIKATO repayable byWeekly, Monthly, or Qnartar^ , *c, n gt-m- p •>, .>•-.. Cross-out Saws, from 4 feet to 10 foot, inoludlng ?at ME RESIDENCE 0P THE LATE MBS BDMIS- IMP ROVE DI! ARMS, WAlliAlU. gP^e-^VLoweicnrrent^atau ** ' |\\| t 1 0{ . fVj Peg Tooth, Drag TOOUI, Lightning Tooth. &c. CHIMNEYS, ,ov B_K_sjoa_. s -_REET pabneli, CITY PROPERTY, LORNE-STREET. Advances made on Furniture wlthoiit removal, |\ L—O '" ■■;■' -' ... ..0., bebe_.o_ ±^ E et j PAB___L. Loanb gS,^^-^^,,^,,™. ! ' " "^ Dlsston's American Cross-cut Saws "™™ "r?^,, 1* BII^D^C^Tm^R^RATES. &« A-f C' OneManSaws. RODQERS'S. LOCKWOOD'S. _= WIGFALL^ TTAVE received instructions to Sell, To- ,_■_■» i x) _ S Bn«)»D«POBiTO-'D__D_. Rspa____r IVI 1 i #="% ■ I -. -,-. M n--*minirßov JtL morrow, at 11 o'clock. RC GREENWOOD "jWoaffi™" ' TABLE & POCKET CUTLERY. ' T^.i??iSi^% D__^_-^'»ta,??^ TTAS been 'instructed tosell fe at Mb iJieo-untinloaUons and Interviews JwMstrioUy .3 f^ mT.rnnr. T »riF_ ' Tahh.N !£___, C^_e_f gCou^h.s A__J XL Auction Mart. 129, Queen street, on the oonfldentlal. _..___ £__ 00. TIMBER JACKS. S_i?_. m_^t^%SS@_CtoS^* 12__^_^__^Wo_.itt!mil_.ifi_A-,i-3_ BANK OF ENOLAND NOTES CHANOED. ' •-* " - -.rt. __ _T rtll 2 JOHNSON'S CELEBRATED SCISSORS. ■B-fiSSiiJttSS^^ Nelson, Moate & Co.-c »<!»*» «.a-ti-iMakers. n_._-.__-. an.vii.n flino-id T«vm T._.H_rf«nr_o contaimßg »i» acres, Bituateci in tne JrAKiaj-i -' Sni_"' ■ -'- sfli*—" —•"* "r__~ ,Z,.: v SHiIfSSaS S F!&^^«®SSlt / -^CELEBRATED FUEE I|LEKBEZ fU CLARK'S BOILERS, SAUCEPANS, *0.. ' ™?p_r'^r_sw_£ B fl tt^^WMh______^S_l Also. LOTS 31,32.83. 81.85, .3, and 96. TOWN /l»tl_.BI-AltU 4 i? SSS&Sg^ j^rafSS^^Sn^ yiOTORIA LOAN AND I.ISCOUNT ... fi V^- «ta. - £^- - f —. NORTH BRITISH GRIFFITH'S PATENT TEA AND . &c- *__ &0- W___sf__Sdle Part of Allotment 11. Eastern AGENQV OH/HL_L,C.I >1 US EL V««u*. ••« PTTT_T_I?I_ -RITT Tl Ntt COFFEE POTS. ' — Part of Allotment 11. Eastern Part of Allotment ' ' . * . _ . . . —■ J\UX>J_>J_iXV J_»__i__lAXll«-. I B. TONKiI B. C. CABB [b. D. XOOTS. 12, Wertern part>ot, Allotmentll, containing HIGH-STREF^ji .AUCKLAND, : J •■■-••- J^BUUfLS ',_._.,. ....-J „. m all 163 acres, PARISH OF AHIPARA. ■;. i .. -•, . . Genuine North British Rubber Bolting. TUESDAY^ARCH 20. OrPOSIT * *>» «~~ oiumbbb_. ! ' jM*. gM oLpA ?' H f_" S.^L^^ STAMPED TINNED MEAT AND PIE TRADE SALE S»^^ffiS_^£sT^ ! Z ' ffW I ''__■"•'= ' ' ' * ' 101n°hC9' DISHES, BASINS AND MILK PANS, i ■ •. . OF Thorogood, iErated Water Manufacturer). „ ! _ -■ H JEIIP j H&tM * / / / MTrN-q ANH YnTTTHS' PTOTHING MONEY ADVANCED IN SUMS OF ___Z W_tP' ./ _f__i UJ _J / *H\ A A L ** All Sizes, MEN S AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. pln PIAAA ™ Af' f H _Z 0/" t O/ T", *T/ * TP.TUPW RFT.TTNP suits, _ _^ : _ £10 to £1000 O £?i £w $MM _-_ ' * _____.- _i_- LEATHEH J3JSI_IIINU. buckets, tubs, pails, and ovens, r AWPfiTA A-Nm v'tttthi SHIRTS TO-MORROW. _3 t'-- JrrL,. I fiLHoL n «■■».»»<>-•*••••»»>*»•. -Mt.uLLAl^,HATOrro^^ l' -»», ON <_X*-_■___' T S^S HAT,I?.CHT.STS BOXES Kn«Ush Standard Leather BolUng.Single and BROOMS, SCRUBBERS, WHISKS, . ni >~- J ~i__i_i!___ PERSONAL SECURITY. DEEDH v. mt?h.:--_W 9 I J__a.___r-U__.__i3 lis. OUA_a. Double Blsos from 2 inches to 8 Inches ' B. TONKS & CO. PHOTO, FRAMES, __. frZ &_■_■ I :: B_H_ ' ' " *C WILL sell, on Tuestlay, the 25th Inst., BOOKS, PIPES, COMBS, PROPERTY, BOND WARRANTS, £-.. _flfl T. _» „,_ _,'"•"»»; American Leather Beltin.. BRnaH EB atllo'clock, PERFUMERY, . SHARES, So. ( V'% I Z Z'* «Bf. M.lw. !■ . Prot...l._i-* HAIR, CLOTH, & NAIL BRUSHES. 18 CASES OF THE ABOVE GOODa just &_&_.'&_ f i :" '_■.'" ' Tmi Tastar and Blea_«r." I landed, and suitable for the Autumn and '* _____ _— *'• mo^bhd ■_m__h_o xi AWAXDKD Wlntertrade. GABRIEL LEWIS _. ._ t" I"H I/\ rAI Hfelill VPR MPDtLI BuUock Yokes. Bullock Bows. BnUock Chains, PA R K ES'S, BLACK'S, AND LYNDON'S KBPAYioraTS CAN be made N weekly OB ■___■ JUJriC_L__ COLD &81 L.VER Wl EDA LI. Maul Rings and Wedges. American "■..-_- Jl A TXpLLseU, at his Rooms, on above date, o»hbb instalments to suit bobbowebs. "^ »»__- 82? _!_. Axes, Squaring Axes, SPADES AND DIGGING FORKS. a™__™««_ : — QUEEK-STREET AUCKLAND, |-_a», fOAIB * (Jo. — _ B. TONKS.] lß.o.oA___.] |b. p. TONKS. Without Reserve. COMMUNICATIONS CONFIDENTAL, Next the NeW Zealand TEA MEROr.Af.TS, GARDEN HOES, RAKES, 4 TROWELS. friday l march2B. to mok^o^ postax.a^^s- box«, Clothing Factory. CHRISTCHURCH, TINSMITHS' TOOLS. TAKAPUNA RACES I NO»*- _-osr___ ADDRBas. box 90. DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND DISSTON, SORBY, AND SPEAR AND .■■»*;____^£2__£S__ ■'':**_■&■'■. __S IS!SIS_-__ -™~ __!___■ «ok S o N .h« d , E ip,_» B TO_TkS t CO R U A R A N G I ! _«EMTB-EVEHYWHERa_ OF TINSMITHS'TOOLS, comprlsin K - TENNON SAWS. !W™ SeUat^»^ emhi;Btenti »-»** o^mobt-aoei, ' «"^"u [ w , wh(ln> _ CoachbaUders, & c= r "TaST-S?" "* B<,Uarinß » THE GATES — ____tT_-___^! ■ I MIIIIWI lllS__.^_«-_HS______--r^ Burring Machines, Wiring Machines AXES, ADZES, TOMAHAWKS AND RICFRKSHMENT BOOTHS R.ARTHUR. TT\ XT' V I T T, j -ÜB-B mtm\!W IKW-I l-BLI Swaging Maohines, Foldera rIJ - T „_,_ F_mT WAUq ' TTAS received instructions to sell, by -Lf# - A ___. nmiMAir™ mm. v _-._-k._- _-« B__RlA Vf____l___>_f _r3VI Paenlnsr Down Machines. Circle Cutters CHIbJ-LH, AUl_J_i«J, _-J__JNJua, I-KUU ai-J^Lb &l^_ 1p^uctio^at. h^ E.taAe'l^ndand __*_^Sk_i 251 fill finr II mmr%mtM^m—^4rm AnvUs. Hatchet Stokes, &c, &c, &o„ HAMMERS, BRACES. TWIST TnUSnAV MABfIIT 9^ ISS_ House Sale Room, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, ______HHB_\ r, ' '• 1I I lIV L If ___>_. ■ i^«U____P__^Tl^rV_^_____r_l __■ n_____aj_i\o, _i._v_u, a. ,i_u* TUESDAY, MARCH 25, 1884, on Thursday. 20th Inst, at 12 o'clock noon, __^__S___B > QCEEN" STREE*» '1- I I I-\ T KDnC' AKn PATFKT BITS At 12o'clock. AFARMATRUARANai,byorderofth* !o_lHP PBi A.CKtAND ULUQL UIIUU. ____-MS_M-PffW--B--X-lM AND PATENT BITS, Mortgagee, containing 878 acres, more or less, X MmmT ,n- _„-.„«, n» vr ,«'V ■• W W _-■ ■_»■■*#*#■ I Kjfflß_^L_ll B_l TiTiM/mTiTri A__ SIZES, .. COUNTRYLANDSI COUNTRY LANDS) Nm. 2,6.11, li northern \_U__Sl_ Opposite the City Market). P^__9?f__El______S9f%ViSV PUNCHING D FTvANS ffiaSßtX: JXSlr\ *--^>*». ] CDDilTer , EJBl^fC__OT!3 MimTTXTT ,, LOCKS,HINGENAILS, & BRASSWARE, W ILL seU at kis Land Mart, Queen-st., _^^^__^__^^ th Intending B^7rs should In, | CELEBRATED K^WW|fß^ffl MACHINES. SCOTT'S GENUINE WHITE LEAD, iO¥DAY, MARCH 24. ~ flj_W_ttJ!&^ ESHm^^lflS!] 0«b W, varioUß Bizeß> wlth to 4 RAW. BOILED, * LINSEED OIL. County, 50acres. WSSsMm the best value in Auckland. ,' ■"■ A I h __l .XI I W lsl — ■ ■ D Mo> , GREERTON-Lot 259, TownofGreerton, Parish At the Residence of Mr. Herrineshaw, 'slSilj® Every gun thoroughly examin- t XXXxJJX VAIV ft XI fTTIHAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY of To Paua, 1 acre. Munrmvn MS 'ml cd and guaranteed beforo deli- | FAOTORY „,„- r>-.T> nt.nnit vi i« MANGAWAI-Southern portion ot Lot 61, JWangare. mm Tery# B J J- JfA^iunx PIVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT >*"' Mangawai.MarsdenCounty.6oacres. _..._,-_■ /m/.«t~"^3^7„ llhw Hammerless Guns, with Slemen's ____________ ____. ~,,_- ...or.™ » „„.-..-- __- MARERETU-South portion BotSB. and north DAIRY COWS, SPRING CART AND Isi Pa'_nt Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge; __HHIHU mffk JAMES MACKIE, Propbietob, r^OT_PTTrj ATFT. Tl-O^ allowed to cash p.kciiaskb_ portion of Lot 57, Parish of Marerttu, Whan- tt , RmisC! ~,„,„„,-, rVf _, „ -„," - Pi Silver. Patent Anti-recoilßuttFlatesZ ■{■■ X■ #m VICTORIA-STREET EAST. AUCKLAND V^I_»IIXVU U__.l__jJ_/ UVUII p^k Z^^^^ AliMI «& IMPLEMENTS, bl mibrt Bull Dog and Irish Consta- ; JH MhJOL Repairs of every description in Wood and ,-,„-.„« ,r i nrxTXTnct On all Sales amounting to 20s and upwards. TWO STACKS HAY, I ™ -H-fl-ftm rgafl^^.^gtaMnotice. CURVING MACHINES. OPOTIKI-LotNc,.l2B, of Section No. 2, Town . &0., &a, &o. Jpl Patent "Perfect "Reloading MetaUic ' IC|l mHand-AWquvitity of Lamps, . of OpotUti, I acre. _,'__«_.. . _____ *11l Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Eley's ■■. I «Ibo Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum _ - -_- t-, TT^\TfAU-LotNo.23o.Towrahlp,of Tuakan.l m ™ „ nAl „; mo 7T ' jil Revolver Ammunition and Metalllo , _~*_ I >gfb, __soes and HobS Town Hafdw^d. F jßr T TV Tn■- Hi V .."^V-.,,.,.-, Z oi Tii ~ . T.T uad, erslgned have rece.ved instruc- Cartridge Cases; Newcastle Chilled ■ ■ fl^ J JH| N B Icountry Orders pnnctuaUy attended to tl • <X ?i« IJICKBY r ...iaro.riEMO(ne_r._Uvei-ieiad)-Lqtol3 to ,JL tlotul fronv IVIr Herrinfrghaw (who is Shot; Curtiss and Harvey and PigonWilk's and ; Kg IM _\ . «-a--^° untrj " _ r,«..riTirT_Trt - 6S linclnplvo),^pf Section 5, of Subdlvimpn of leaving tho district) to sej''at his Farm, Laurence's Gunpowder; Eley's Wadding and ' 63 BS Sg_ «" /COUSINS AND AT KIN. SCKEWINIt _■?! OUEEN-STRKET. ~ Allotment No. 75, Paremoremo, and Ulangaro, on Monday next, a' ono _'olock. Cartridge Cases! Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches, ffl I Mj I y pn a rii mm TIERS oviviniinvr «i. uu__n ouv_ .». ~ '•v.vit4Hß (inclusive), of Section 7, of Sub- 10 Dairy Cows m_V ,„, Zr Game Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Gun ; . ffl I \__W_, KrTT „™. Z.Zaiiikrtst^ktb. .r.rnTivnr, Ui-^i.u of original Allotment No.. 75. Parish i Stacks Hnv ' U -lnß and ln cnU Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles and ! M I WV Elliott and Albkrt-stbektb, MACHINES. of Paremoremo, County of Eden, situate near SnrSur Car' «-^ BeUs, Saloon Rifles, Air Caneß, Breech-loading i _W . HI E_l Have in Stock- uxaviiiiiuu. WAißAff^Wnrth^rt-nrtlnn nf T^,t !.„ ~„ Saddlea- d d B'i,iil Implements. Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fire- n_,, IL M I H ■ n a .|K Double and Single-seated Buggies. Hooded __ I^SfS"wS^^whSSSSS mlSi,* 110, workß' iCF D. _■___■ I 1-Jgf rGP ID. Hustons, Vis-a-vis, Waggonettes. Dog Best Engllsh-made Screwing Machines. Sizes Optician. &C. parish of Wairau. Whangarel, CO aori_■ PlOugO.^jfi.™ REPAIRS, including Browning and Re- _3__-_-l T~s? Carts, Second-hand Phatons to Scrow-From J Inch to 1 inch, and from , 1 Tho above propertu^oTnpriße small Farms, ***■ JgK ~...,. stoekin^jecially attended to. and satisfaction I and Buggies. J Inch to U inch. Bush Lands, and country Village and Town 1 «*_* TTATT'T'T Als0 ' /" '"\ T-rT^tnit.^omakf^S .^'Z -. -^ Vlll, G unmakbb & Impobtbb, :o, , n , Many Thousands Seasoned Finished Spokes, th. _ IM -A_ _&MB_h k . t Household Furmure. 251, Q.een street, Auckland. StafldS Pre-eminent Best Stock in Auckland. _4__g_gS /^^_fc_ to D. _■. EVANS. Auctioneer. &c, Ac^ Ac. iIIIIIiuim. RTTrT'TI?>s! RfTpniPC __ffl |H> \_Sl %W ' " luncheon provided. = For 'Matchless Purity, Strength and '^Bm\W BU(jr^mh- -KUUlxiJi&. W . THURSDAY, MARCH 27. n lln ..'„ ° #___'• Rilf.nTF.C! kJ ! HUNTER & NOLAN. Hydraulic Lime. Pungency. /rCl^^ IHb---J BL'GtlxlJifc.. WELL ?A'&K !• | _ — : M /YwA /\3r^HrTl\ Slngle-seatod Side-spring Buggies ril PEAOOOK, - WELL PARK! WELL. ?A# : K |. | . J. IV, 0 TT HCI? DDAC hM C^Hr) Single-seated End-spring Buggies J-. OPTICIAN, !;z fffij^ 4S_^^SS__ I N*.\tSoATo „ CLOSE BROS., YiW^m WW® sZo- M «oJ^J* IN Gl iSofet c7y AdSu^ DKYK RICHMOND,. w,,v,^ A ,,,,^.,.^l _*N _-^j_ jt Doublo-scatcd Hooded Buggios, Side and End an Acouiiate Fit Guaranteed. ■■■ NEAR SU.UPY IffltLS, WEDNESDAY APRIL 1G _, HYDRAULIC LIMEfe 0*116611 Street. T.OYS' VELOCIPEDES, 225; **** Z COMPOUND MIOROSOOPBB fc TELE- I'\ mix,™ tZ~~^^Z WEDNEbDAY, AIRIL lb. « . | N& **~-/,-/__* M_i WJ. V/V/ U« J3 perambulators, 16s: Concord Single-seated Buggies SCOPES, . A CHANCE WORKINiB Vj^jt g TRADE W MARK I INVALID CARRIAGES, all kinds (Wholes-Is concord Double-seated Buggies Powerful and Cheap. milE imd o r S i_ne"d"h__-_o„t_<«_ ANNUAL SALE OE BLOOD STOCK |" F\ __ g -BABY bIkkhing^CARRIAGES: ' Sociable Hooded Buggiea B_SI' IB_™? ff M a oM i^f M< S.S ljraOTafttt^ _ TWllohTl'^r 0 S rorSalc. **»• BlCyClfS^^iJ« o make>' *OOK- Waa.on.and Waggonettes Elkstrio BEL^jB^rEWEs. and . Au. : .iohrMart, 129. Queen.street.__i. itbls, g «j(, WlioUll CX. 1- 7- § ', . _I_Z MUburn Farm Waggons MagnooUo Eleotrio Machines and Medical Colls . i'JIK BALANCE OF UNSO' fll Zt^,,:* ■„ „T• •_ , _, ,■ _ r B .'. .>.'.•„' . \, n ' ~'' -_■ ' ■&. R ANDERSON. oX>KRA i (iL^'.??g'Tsi.NsrCu:rjAR> Vlim ' I ■W«"'^^/»g- H4?.5i fill I AUCKLAND, N.Z. I i!fo_l___P* PA^d%lolf^^,' NWY' THEODO^S^gAfSgIiPASSES. £3S€3^#»® Wxtuo^Rbsebvk. " J 2H.1 November, 1883. 1 JSL^m^M —Couv^iic., BPEC^ S^Fic.^-Ki,™ 011' 8 Mffio i' W W; f»«*. *V ,!„_ UußoMAll^' HP 1111 undersigned havo received instruc- G_ n tl_menn-wfWo uacd your Lime for C^ism7 -. "' ~_d_T mELEORAPH LINE OF COACHES. „The Balance of Stock ot thc 3B excellent ► mentS,.tt|i>l l adfWm.V -*- Uons from %c Auckland Stud Company B ev_?alSSrnraes ?inc.u_i_^ Co_?reteSea WaS X " Hand and Troadlo Machines will bo sold at 26 ' '•' J» Auctioneer. , co^tmctton A Bu^an^ 7^lS\ C3S& IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS T. &B,M. & CO. direct attention to their J2J cent discount. Nearly 600 in use In Auck- K> G;. ea»T A E KWOOD Wednesday, the 10th April, without reserve, with same. \ oura truly, The Auckland Tim _\- _t__fejL r^2^!!!?!^! AND OTHERS. extensive stock of Bu__io 9 &r which _r P h_ln_ '""'- .■■■ZtiTStnr • iIJI' JNVVUUJJ- YEARLING COLT by Musket out of Per- b_b Company, Limited.-W. C. Daldy, Jun., I^^l^-'T ft J^Pt a""-Sr e«enslve stock of Buggios, &.c.,whlch are being „ DDn ™ n .~l flm „ T_tUßSili- > _y. MARCH _7 fnme Seorotary. I I |x/\ / W. K. Carter begs to announco that on and offered at very low prices. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, ■* 'a+ Tinny, Yearling Filly by Musket out of AU Steel — \ jr I \ 1 \ / I \_f after TUESDAY, 29th January, 1881, ho will SHonTiJiND-eTUKBT. _v. noon. Yearling Filly by Musket out of Dundee PLEASE APPLY FOR CIRCULARS EX- X / \S \J \ _X Kun a Coach through to tho Hot Lakes, Ohlne- Special attention is called to the Milbum , - , ' '.■■■." YeafAillybyCadeganoutofTltanla- PLAININGJTREATMENT. , VO-^ ■ jffSffl^o^EmYS MftJSS: HoUow A_ie Waggons, which are superior to ' r: STONE QU.ARRIES. ¥SS_S Bolt _y Sar^picTuVo'f^fdea Ate^^^^r^o^*^^ T^OR. SALE, at Victoria Stables, 2o r 3 «tn™tog torn the Ijtos on anything in the market. . UCKLAND HOSPITAL. '■....' <"«^°- Yearling Colt by Lo-linus out of Petroleuse g«« Museum, which have been over 20 years J. Firstclasa Light V^aggonqttos for 1 horse; w s V n „i 0 F_.es, £115s; or Return Tickots, avaU- ±3- -j STONE OnARRTFC! Yearling Colt by LeoHnus out of Miss Laura "*" ______ they are in very good ordor-being nearly new. able f orono wee k after date of issue, £3. COMMITTEE: P_ ' OAUJNI- l_UAK_vl_.a. Yearling Filly by Antoros out of Lady Mary .„„,_„„.„ .T. _,„ • Also' Good Second-hand Buggies, single or u\„ PassonKorß to be Booked at tho Office ■ Trm-mm- Ari>mv™m. 1 2-year-old Colt by Musket out of Queen Mab All the Malmrangl Llmer are not alike, and double-seated at Low Pricea.-W. Crowtheb h _f'' 1-™ lv uu J3UU-ou l v umM3 . KLKCTra). w -,ArvS Iffiii. ~ 2.yt_r.oldColtbyMu ßketoutofßangi8 ketoutofßangi ' none 0, Wilson's is genuine without tho Trade b<ggg Saddle Horses wlthiacperteneea rp & g MORRIN&nO XafS'S' IVciS.'!,,, :- MdSB QUARRIES, TAXAPUNA. 2-year-old Filly by Musket out of fiundee Mark. . drivers, to order on tho shortest notice. Orders *• «* "• «I V/XiJXIXN OC V.U. Thomas Peacock, Esq., A.thur BuU. Ew! Q > !& Carrie!;.lSSffit S^«fete»^a -iftfit RQn yD . Lt M B HAZARD'S "SIGNAL" GLASS. deata (Ll mited,, e.iSochnie, e sq . 3-year-old Filly by Kingfisher out of Medea f^ ROUND LIMB. j^ yj.,...^ —m, WT —/vS —npvnwpnßT (Chairman) Also, several Mares. Itt ___» @_n T>ni_ri?iD'c<TTT TfIUME - TABLE 0_ DEVONPORI _mnru_AT- ««n nr-.tr ttnuAWPATHOITr HmnnT ™nw OROUND LIMB ILIM ' B INOOU_fA_IS •■■ AND LAKE COACHES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AppUcations for admission by persons suffer i ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL ENDOW- Particulars in future advertisement. _H___S__ll___ »!«OGUIiA_IS tag rrom diseases and reqniring medical treat fv.-. MENT. FOR SALE' Hra__?M___ m-n-r -,^««-.-,-, ALTERATION FOR FEBRUARY. IrOnmOnSOrS & S_UTlO}_an&lorS, montwiUbe received at the Hospital on any r ' HUNTER & NOLAN. SOUTHGATB 8 E_-H-S__B_-i TELESCOPES *.u_i__.w*i_;_i- uu wi_._-w_.__iu,_«._, flay between the hours of 9a.m. an_ 10 a.m. I-"' : • . . ■ . , MAHURANGIHYDRAID-IO GROUND _l__HllM__9 London made to . L eavo Victoria Wharf, Devonport, at 10.20 /.ttpwtj QTRTiIFT JiTSiiifl c. n. tt ompreenpy, patlonta R.C. GREENWOOD DURHAM YARD^ In any quanUty^fM.S PaU* «»»' JHM ■ "'^ I^LSpSJffiSU-SE at 11.15__*, QUEEN-STREET. SliH^i-^C W ILL Sen by Auction at his Mart, gALB .7^' D _ rhaln YRr „s "^eaVk^bV^SS^l^- ?Hh JRSSSL So^l.^^Sevonport at 10,5 a.m. and X^^^^^^SmW, AW l^Queen^eet.onabovedate. F OR ev^ely^n^ockT . ' IKIW^ 3pm Leave Lake School-house 11.30 a.m. to&°f a o»nT^_^_iy received., H The LEASE, for the term of SEVEN HIDES TALLOW, WOOL and SKINS. work tt Is a-Wfrola-S material. ■"•*_____*' anuop.m. MllJr J5 O IJjJJJIiJtIO anymemfierof the Committee andby the under. ■ XBARB, of the STONE QUARRIES, '^^^rT^rJ.^ MUM, SOLE AOBNf, W. H. HAZAED, Gunmaker and OptioTa_V FARE EACH WAY, ONE SHILLING.; hPATWPfI H. N. OARLAND, Secretary, I , TAEAPUNA. HUNTER & NOLAN, OUSTOMB-STRBST : I J 166 QUEEI. STREET, AUCKIAKD. F. 3. QUICK. Proprietor l-»_S__J_lJrO, Wmdham-stroet.



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(To the Editor of Evening Star.) I Dear Sir,—l wish to add my testimony to the efficacy of the great German remedy, St Jacob's Oil. Your columns have contained, from time to time, expressions of gratitude from parsons of known respectability, and having satisfied my self of the genuineness of the cures effbotod, I obtained a bottle, scarcely hoping it would suc ceed in relieving me. For the past seven months I have Buffered severely from a pain ful attack of sciatica, whioh, In spite of the moat able treatment on the part of my medi cal adviser, continued to hold its own in my system. Mr sloop at last began to be affeo ted, and my whole system very much reduoed, The most careful treatment failed to givome relief, and I then applied nearly every advertised remedy. The ssiatica was principally located in my left thigh, and the pain at times was most excruciating. In spite of the most thorough applications, and the great est care and attention on my part, 1 ob tained no appreciable relief, and at last, as a forlorn hope, I determined to apply St. Jacobs Oil, and from that time the pain began to diminish. My sleep soon returned, and each application afforded me relief. At first I re garded the cessation from pain as only a temporary one, scarcely daring to hope that the cure was complete; but I have gratofnlly to acknowledge that I am now free from pain—in fact, a man again. I must confess that I tried the Oil in abao luto despair. I had had no sleep for three or four nights nrovlously. and my system was very low. The success, however, is complete, and I again tender my grateful acknowledgments to the proprietors of the Oil, and shall ever contlnuo to recommend it to every sufferer who comes within range of my influence. What medical skill failed to do St. Jacob's Oil effected, and 1 regard it as the greatest boon of the age. I am, dear Sir, Yours faithfully. JOHN LIB. Ashbourne, Mndgee, November 12,1883. THE PAIN ENTIRELY LEFT. " Clarence Cottage, " Thomas-street, Balmain, " 21st August, 1883. •.'Publishers Evenino Stab, "Dear Sire,—Abont a fortnight ago I had a severe attack of rhuematism in my back, which gave me no end of pain and trouble. I used St, Jacob's Oil, and in one or two applications the pain entirely left. Since then I have had occa sion to uso the Oil on a badly-sprained wrist, and its effect was simply magical. My wife has used it for neuralgia in the head, with equally satisfactory results. I consider St, Jacob's Oil a valuable preparation, and shall not only uso it In my own house, but shall rooom mend my friends to do so. "Yours truly, "W. p. Booth." IT CONQUERS PAIN. IT CONQUERS PAIN. IT CONQUERS P_ON.



Tauranga folks by all indications are very indignant at the way in which they are served by tho Northern Steamship Com pany. Tho "Times" and "Telegraph," which onmost matters are atdaggers drawn are at one in condemning the present steam boat service. The former paper says :— " That there is a good reason for the s.s. Wellington, not coming hero last trip from Auckland as advertised,wo are supposed to accept without question, but we are not dis posed to do so. We do question very much the conduct of tho Northern Steamship Com pany in thus treating the people of Tauranga. Ostensibly tho steamer is go.io to coal, and the tides don't suit, and the rest of it. We say unhesitatingly it is a direct insult to the inhabitants, and an injustice to the local agent, who, with every desire to do every thing for the good of this place, is handi capped by the atrocious management of the Company at head-quarters. The Northern Cempany are deserving of no support from the people of Tauranga, and the principle of throwing a bono to a dog will inevitably bring its reward." *



Blcdical. A R R I V A L OF , \ Signor Otto Huh. . ■ THE CELEBRATED '? SWISS MEDICAL CLAIRVOYANT, From CmusT-Himcn. .. '' '; ST. MUNGO CHAMBERS. SIGNOR HUG may be consulted from MON- • day, February _, at his Rooms, Queen-street, opposite the Bank of Now Zealand,'and few - doors from Shortland-street. All kinds of Diseases treated. Herbal t»ms- .„■':; dies only used. . XTBRVOUB DEBILITI. Dr. K. O. West's Nerve and Brain Tmut* uknt, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Digs- , ness, Convulsions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia. f Headache, Nervous Prostration caused by ths use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting Jin, Insanity, and leading to misery, decay, and death. Premature Old Age caused by over-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or over-indul gence. Each box contains one month's treat ment. Ss a box, or six boxes for 255, sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOX^ , _ To cure any oase. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 25a. we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to re- I fund the money If the treatment does not effect j a cure. Guarantees Issued only by J. P. KING AND SONS, .Chemists, I Queen-street Auckland. X W I L X I N! S, I CONSULTING SURGEON, I Is at his Surgery for GENERAL PRACTICE: f Mornings—lo nntil 12 o'clock Evening—7.3o until 8.30. J Afternoons (8 to 1) more cspecinlly for EYE, EAR. and THROAT DISEASES. I'M CONSULTING ROOMS: / "orner Queen-street and West Quecn-strcc*, f ; j opposite South Briliih Insuruneo Buildings, | : . Auckland.