NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

List of Additional Exhibits.

Thanks to the energy displayed by Mr J. B. Gilfillan, the local Secretary, and tbe additional facilities afforded by the exten sion of timo, a considerable number of addi tional applications have been received for Bpace at the New Zealand Industrial Exhi bition. A list of upwards of 60 applicants was published by us recently, and we now supplement those by the following addi tional list of intending exhibitors :— General Branch. —H. Rafton, per ambulators; P. Teutenborg, art needle work ; W. Petty, soap powder, paste black ing ; A. Grothe, plana of an improved slip way for ships; A Grothe, coal tar, oils, varnish, and dyes; J. C. Firth, Matamata apiary, honey, and artificial comb founda tion ; C. R. C. Smith, peerless gloss, hair dye, and ink; Wallace and Hotham, Otahuhu, Triumph hoe; George Boyd, sanitary terra cotta ware-, ornamental pottery, Ac. (large exhibit) j A. Reishek, 2 cases of New Zealand birds ; H. Hayrand Co., honey and beeswax; J. Bycroft and Co., biscuits, fancy and plain, about 80 tins; Tuttleand Co., photograpbß, a large exhibit requiring 150 feet of space; Murray and Spencer, rubber stamps, self-inking stamps, &c. ; George Praser (late Fraser and Tinne), marine compound engine, Triumph ti-treo and scrub cutter, one _ valueless horizontal steam winch, hydraulic mining jet and log jack; Red Cross Company, Eden Terrace, sauces, curry powder, &c.; H. H. Smith, stoves; Winks and Hall, bedroom suite ; W. H. T. Partington, photographs; Masefield and Sons, Helens ville, canned mullet, smoked mullet, smoked schnapper, canned peaches, plums, pears and apples ; Miss Kate Ridings, 6 paintings of native flowers; A. R. Goodacre, riding and gardening gloves; R. H. Bartlett, photographs ; D. Fullerton, 6 ancient Maori staffs; B.N. Young, calves' feet jellies ; G. Hetfield, leather portmanteaus and Gladstone bags ; MiBS Stuart, photo graphs painted in wator colourand drawings in crayon; J. W. Hiokson, totalisator; W. A. Murray, wiro strajner) E. Mitchel sou, M.H.8., kauri gum; Warkworth Cement Company, cement. Entries for this branch close to day. Home Industry Branch. — Annie E, Wallaco, fringe for bracket; F.; Moore, woollen socks ; Laura Close, crewel work ; E. M. Fordham, Littlo Omaha, crochet countorpano; Emily Fordham, woolwork fonder-stool; Alico Bridgman, cloth bracket and crewel work ; J. Baybut, 1 table-top ; J. Stephens, 1 box ; J. Smith, specimens of turnery; T. E. Bright, 1 carved wall brackot; A. J. Bishop, picture-frame; G. C. Garlick, cabinet mado from New Zealand woods. Also exhibits from the following pupils of the Girls' High School:—G. Faulder.B. Faulder.S.Henton, L. Bastard, B. Gitj;os, A. S. Dickey, H. Bastard, C. Firth, Alico Binney, C. Fraser, M. Tebbe, E. Tebbs, B. Kirkwood, A. Jakins, J. Wrigley, A. B. Hill, A. G. Bridley, L. L. Potter, M. G. Mitchell, G. Thompson, A. H. Dixon, E, B. BiU. E. R. Armstrong, J. C. Troskow, J. Burnett, M. Frost, E. A, S. Hill, A. Browning, C. Barry, H. Bobb, Mildred Purchas, E. Ben nett, B. Pioken, A. Montague, M. Lewis, D. Dudley, and Ethel Schmitt. Wellesley street School: Jeanio Maxwell, chomise ; Minnie Lampra, 2 bead baskets; Annie Jack, crewel cushion; Mary Brinsden, alum basket;. G. H. Wright, antimacassar; F. Goldwater, full set of clothes; E. Thompson, macramd laco; Rhoda Bach, watch pockets; C. Elliott, a child*s dress; E. Ivil, fancy cushion; Ada Crosp, 1 pair socks and stockings ; Margaret Sneddon, point and Honiton lace apron; Education Board, school furniture.

THE RELIGIONS CRAZE AMONG THE MAORIS.

Prophecy of the Last Day.

Visit to tho Prophetess.

(Df TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Kawakawa, this day. Within a mile of tho Post-offico, at the fertile settlement of Kaikohe, and down the slope of a gully through which a small brook wends its silent course, is situated tho head-quarters of this movement/; Till recently tbo prophetess and her father,were tho only tenants of this gully, but* since it was revealed to the prophetess that it is the spot destined for Christ's first;appear anco at His socond advent, she got a piece of ground about 100 yards square enclosed by hollow walls coverod in like ordinary whares with niknu. Those walls she calls' the " secret boundary " which divides _ie rest of the earth from the holy spot; within them. They aro of uniform dimensions all through, and wide enough for the longest Maori to stretch himself at full j length, leaving room for his canine followers to noßtlo at his feet. It will be seen, then, that this sacred boundary is the resting place of the pilgrims that flock daily to the square. Walking along these erections, and peeping through crevices at prostrate forms of men and women rolled in blankets and lolling about lazily on their lairs of fern on the soft, damp ground, the question forces itself irresistibly: on the' mind: " What has civilisation or Christianity done for the Maori ?" In the centre of this square the prophetess has erected a hut for hersolf, which Bhe hold in readiness for tho Divine reception on the 28th inst. Never since Jonah pro nounced the doom of Nineveh did prophet speak more plainly and definitely than Maria Pangarci. She said that the Divine Visitor would appear in the, middle of the. enclosure on Saturday last, that the present order of things, would bo reversed ;tho sun Would rise in the west and set in the cast; the white races of the world would become black, and' the slaves of the coloured races would turn white, Christ not appearing on Saturday, was to como yesterday. Her Visit to Kawakawa. i , The " inspired " woman is about 26 years of age, and her attire is quite up to tho mark of a fairly well-to-do European, con sisting of a dress and skirt, of blue merino trimmed with black velvet, over which waa thrown a red woollen shawl; hat of black straw, surmounted with appropriate whit feathers ; collar and cuffs, while neat elastic boots made up the rest., Her complexion is very dark, cheeks fleshy, mouth protrusive, Grecian nose, robust in build, and height sft. 2in. prophetess, with i female friends, all alighted, the former shaking hands with all Europeans who happened to be about, Marsh. Brown was in the centre of the crowd, and got a division made, the prophetess and all the natives being on one side, and the Eutopeans on the other. '• The. prophetess said she only came to Kawakawa to show herself to the Europeans,- and assure them there was nothing to be afraid of.' God made ..the'Maoris .as well as the pakehas, and she loved thorn all alike. She had come .to toll -them' the world was coming to end, and that the time .was short. It was wrong to sajf .they.; had guns out at Kaikohe, as there wore none. All the guns they had were " spades "to make *' copper Maoris" with. - ■ 4 !.-.•.., Marsh Brown then said tho Maoris had a gathering at Kaikohe. -The Maeri woman (prophetess) had told the'natives, a great many things, and if they did noii come to pass, there was no harm done. They wished to be lot alone, especially as they were doing no harm, and intended none towards the Europeans. ..'!■■ The prophetess distributed freely' pea cocks' feathers ac signs of loyalty, love,, and. peace to Europeans and Maoris alike. She invited the former to. \' taste" from brie gallon of brandy and one gallon of ginger ale she had purchased for-them.: Very little of either was consumed on tbe spot, but Bhe was thanked nevertheless. After three hearty cheers the gathering dispersed, the natives proceeding on their journey back to Kaikohe. . Food is runningiout/so I that their will soon be a " break." 5|

Ten years ago, a man nomed W. Odium who was entitled to a grant of land fer military service in the Waikato, made ap plication to the late Sir Donald McLean for a farm Section in. the Thames district. Sir Donald told Odium to look about for a piece of Government land and Bqiiat on it, and that subsequently he would cause a ■ Crown grant to be issued. In accordance with this recommendation, Odium selected 200 acres on the Onetai block, near Hikutaia, Thames. River, arid spent £700 cash on. improve ments.' Owing tei the 'death of Sir Donald McLean, , Odium was unable to get his Crown grant issued, and the unfortunate man, after his years-of labour,, stands: a chance Of losing everything. A number of the leading citizens of tho Thames have taken up Mr Odium's claim, and aro petitioning the Waste Lands Board to put up the land for sale, giving the quasi owner a fair, valuation for improvements'. "The case;seems to be a hard one,, and deserves the consideration of t-eßbard. * I

VOLUNTEER ENCAMPMENT AT PAPATOITOI.

Preliminary Arrangements.

The Easter encampment of Volunteers promises to be of a satisfactory character. Excellent arrangements have beon made, and the men being willing and anxious to take part, there should be a good muster. It is desirable, under these circumstances, that employers should make a special effort to spare those of their workmen who may be desirous of going to camp. Good Friday and Easter Monday being holidays, it is only required that the intervening Saturday should be granted thero as a special concession, and under the existing state of affairs it is most necessary that our Volunteers should be kept up to a proper state of efficiency. On Good Friday morning tho Auckland garrison will parade at the Drill-shed, march to the Railway Station, accompanied by the Garrison Band, and leave by a special train at 9,15 a.m. for camp at Papatoitoi, which will be reached about 10 10 a.m. A epecial train ia also to leave Te Awamutu on Good Fri day, at 6.45 a.m., with the Te Awamutu Cavalry. On the way, this train will stop at Pukekoho at 10.30, taking up the Waiuku Cavalry. Leave Papakura at 11.25 with the Wairoa Rifles, and arrive at the camp about noon. Tho encampment at Papatoitoi will be in a paddock owned by Mr McLaughlin, which ia in every respect suitable. On arrival there, the men will be employed in pitching tents, etc. In the evening thero will be company and corps parades, picketa to be mounted as usual, Saturday morning will be dovoted to Italian drill and attack fprmation, and the afternoon to outpost duty. On Sunday, divine service will be held at 11 a.m. Mon day will be a field day, and inspection by Reviewing Officer, while the afternoon will be occupied in striking tents and a return to quarters. Every comfort has been provided for the men, including plenty of fresh straw and forage. Mr Robson has made arrangements for messing the men, and also for the officers' mess. A canteen will be ou the ground. It is hoped that Colonel Lyons will be Reviewing Officer, but nothing is yet positive on that point, and Captain Woolfield, of the Auck land Militia, will act as galloper to Major Shepherd, the officer commanding the dis trict. Estimated roughly, there should be between 400 and 500 men in camp, and they will includo the Waiuku Cavalry, Te Awamutu Cavalry, Auckland Naval Artil lery, Devonport Naval Artillery, A Bat tory of the New Zealand Artillory Volun teers, Victoria Rifles, Auckland City Guards, Hobson Rifles, and Wairoa Rifles. The Volunteers are to return on Easter Monday. The Auckland garrisonleavePapa toitoi by special train at 8 p.m., and will pro bably arrive in town about an hour later. Tho Wairoa Rifles will return by a train leaving Auckland at 0 p.m. on^ Easter Monday, and passing Papatoitoi about 7 p.m. Tho Te Awamutu and Wai uku Cavalry will leave camp by a train which takes its departure from Auck land at 11.30 a.m. on Tuesday morning, and which.will be stopped specially to take them on board. These aro the .present arrangements, and with other circum stances favourable the encampment shcuM pass over satisfactorily.

The Waiuku Cavalry.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

The first half-yearly drill of the Waiuku Cavalry troop commenced on Tuesday, and the men were kept hard -at work until Thursday evening, when they were dis missed. Major Shepherd was inspecting officer. Mr .Carley, Cavalry instructor, was also present, and has certainly done his best to make the men efficient. Before the troop was dismissed, Major Shepherd compli mented the men on the clean state of their arms, with the exception of two carbines. All the arms, revolvers, swords and carbines were first-class. The general appointments wero also closely overhauled, and Sergeant- Major Manning was ordered to inflict a fine on one of the troopers for having rusty stirrups. The Rev. C. C. Frith was unani mously elected Honorary Chaplin to the troop, The Major then explained matters relative to the Easter encampment. As the troop was the garrison troop, ho hoped to see 60 of them present. The names wero taken down, and some 40 _ pro mised to go ; others could not give _ decided answer for two or three days. Their comrades in Auckland may, I think, rely upon seeing 40 if not 50. It is unfortunato that the half-yearly drills and the encampment come so closo together, otherwise the troop would have gone to a man. There were 60 men present each day, leaving three absent.

HARBOUR BOARD.

At yesterday's meeting of the Harbour Board the following business was disposed of:- Frozkn MeatCo.'s Lease.—The following letter from the Frozen Meat Company came up for consideration:—'/ March 13, 1885. The Secretary Harbour Board. Sir, —Re- ferring to former negotiations and difficul ties that havo arisen in connection therewith [viz., Harbour Board leases], I have the honour to state that the Company is desir ous that some definite arrangement satis factory to the respective Boards should be ariived at, and I have to submit for consideration the following points in which the Company will be pre pared to concur: (1) That the restric tions against sub-letting D be relaxed so Boon as the reclamation thereof be com pleted, (2) That the Company be released at once from the restrictions against sub letting C in consideration of a ground rent of £350 per annum. (3) That the Company surrender A.—l have, _c, A. Bull, Chair man. Ais the outside portion of the Com pany's lease, C haß a frontage of about 500 feet to the Railway Wharf, and T> is a five acre piece adjoining C on the eastern: Bide.— The Chairman moved, and Captain McKeri zie seconded, that the request be refused.— Mr J. M. Clark moved, as an amendment, and Mr Mackechnie seconded, that the request be acceded to.—Mr Niccpl sup ported tbe original motion. He pointed out that the Company had obtained large concessions on the understanding that their operations would give an impulse both to the commerce of the port and the agricultural interests of the country! and on the express assurance that this part of the reclamation from which they now sought to be relieved would tend to provide a wet dock for the city. In consideration of theso reasons the public had been shut out from bidding against them, and they had been started with large and valuable concessions. Ho suggested, however, that as the Com pany were in evident want of money, the Board should, make them a loan and taka up the position of mortgagee.—Mr McKenzie was-opposed to any tinkering with the present lease, and preferred rather to take over tho reclamation, paying tli9 . Company for what they had done. —Mr Mays tried to compromise matters with the following amendment, but it was rejected, viz.:—"That this Board, while declining on legal grounds to make the concessions asked for by the Company, are nevertheless prepared to consider any proposal of a financial character which will enable the Company to fulfil the original conditions of their lease.'—Several other members having spoken,,the motion adhering to the original terms of the lease was carried, Works and Tariffs Committee.—This Committee recommended:—(l) That the Union Co.'s application for refund of pilot age paid on the s.s. Suva bo not granted ; (2) that Mr Evinson's "plan of night signals be referred to the Harbour-master for report; , (3) that no further concessions be made on account of the s.s. Triumph, and that the usual harbour dues be levied ; (4) that the' s.s. Huia be engaged as a steam tug at the rate of £l 2 per month, and that all the silt dredged bo discharged in Freeman's Bay until further notice ; (5) that gas be laid on to the storage sheds. The consideration of the matters of tees off Quay-street and landing stages at Northcote and Birkenhead Wharves have been deferred pending filing, of reports by the Engineer. The report was amended by the substitution'of the Black Diamond, a more powerful tHg, in stead of the Huia, and it was agreed that provision be made for the retention of the silt deposited in Freeman's Bay. TEN_ERs.—The following tenders were received for iron shutters for new offices:— Chas. Hiwkeswood, £174; Geo. Leahy, £159 ;. Holroyd and Co. (informal); a. Fairweather, £112 10s; Geo. Fraser, £120. The Engineer', estimate was £72. Fair weather's tender was. accepted. For sails for pilot schooner:—Williams and Co., £48 16s 3d; Thos.; Boyd, £45 8s; C. Rey nolds and Co., £49. The latter tenders were referred to the Harbour-master, the Chairman to accept on his report. Appointments.— It was decided to invite applications for , the position of night watchman, the hours to be from 9 p.m. to G a.m., and the limit of age to bo 50 years. Applications were received from A. H. Ydutnan, M McMurdo, W. M. McCormick, and P. V. O'Brien for tho position of cadet in: the office, vice; E,: P. Gpldsbro' (re-; signed), McCormiok received th.c appoint-: >mo_v

Swinging FaciuW^tP^B^ providing facilities at DranW T^ i swinetng of vessels for Sh^/H. . passes was referred to-Cw^*--*' mlttee. £3MUtte-e&_&^BJ' FURNITURE CoNIRAcT XT* Taylor's application for'a„_„^ I his contract «*ne'for S vp p iyj ])^Otl^ ture was deferred for S^-4 j the contract is comple^*fr <-»« : assigned for the indulgent 'M >* the recent fire m Mesa, WiSh*-* : furniture factory. ■■!?$••• Brjft : Valuators.-Mr Alfred^' . ' appointed as assessor in _ei^f ft. H " , t_e latter gentlemen .bavin" » Harbour Bill.-It was^, 611 ---the Finance and Le gal &___*i^ tho advisability of draftiße'S, 01* troduced at next session ofp_S, «h ---to report to next meeting of tt_*? ffl'W I EsoiN_Eß.-It was alio"aSStt l- ' plications shall be invited 'frv?W»!' Wellington, ClaistchurcbrD^^^H ' ney, and Melbourne for \h^_lS>M ' of Engineer to the Board fiES Se ttle rate of £000 per annni a^^W ! to be returnable on Tuesday, i*t J?^' noon.—A proposal by Mr Ma_ *'■'''■ ! the salary £1,000 per g,|i J* tived, ''■'-■"■= .™-* ft ;

Obnoxious By laws in Parnell.

- (To tho Editor.) in Mr John Savage, of Manukai"_■__ _ attention to an attempt to smuegktlS*l I certain obnoxious by-lays in thX^W :! Parnell without /in£ tC£^« warning by ample public nofiflcaK"j ; is required by the MuniciSfi,!? i tions Act. He directs la-ayl. j the ratepayers to theWS,** by-laws como ..up .'fdi. -'feffi--"M at a meeting" on the msfe and that some of thett'ar. vervLiS*l' ■? especially the first part tf'rfjgjft to building and repairing ''TgSW 1 writes, " would be very' haniinoMS * '-( ratepayers as well as^Sfe tend to hinder tht- landloriflSH* ; small repairs to their dwellings, _22i ■■ of tho Council being rc^uir^bS 1 repairs could be done, asweUkifeC I ten shillings to five shUUngsSSff : paid. The city hascertaii-Iya^Ef' ;ii law, but not only ratepayete.-iK*'''■ . Councillors, havo felt it Spffiffi* J ence. When a petition was _b____,ai: I Parnelltojointhecitytthe^SSl m my possession), which t_f W? Barton Ireland was,very'aj^og"to:*.' I mote, the majority of :t.a' Pamell X' > payers refused to sign oa aocomjt 0 [ C ' arbitrary by-laws: I ho'-M:^ Borough Council will coasWtfilgWC 3 well, asitismpreeasytom^aWtij. I to repeal one.'' .'•-;-• ;

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Printed and P^'K^J&X&J&'M n_-,.-T rm-_r. of.s^S^^Siiiß Genera) Printing o®^™__Ztf&. ■" ■ steeets. In the Pwvlnw,^ jSfl-FS _\ WEDNESDAY, A**-"*' .-AUJfI



Auction* TO-MORROW. HORSEHAIR SUITES, LEATHER SUITES, TAPESTRY SUITES, &c, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS Has beon instructed to sell on Thursday, April 2, 7 SUITES IN HORSEHAIR, LEATHER. AND TAPESTRY. Sc. &c, &c. All well-made and finished. TOMORROW. MEADOW BANK, ONEHUNGA, THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1885, At Noon. R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions from Mr James Moran to Ball by auction, at his Mart, Vulcan Lone, on tho above date,_ THE WHOLE OF THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY known as MEADOW BANK, and cut up into THIRTY-TWO VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS. Of from } of ax Acrk to 5} Acres each, And having extensive frontaoks to oood roads, and connected by wator with the manu kau harbour, and situated opposite tho front gato of tho Hon. J, Williamson's': Estate, Pah, Onk-unga. Tho Land la of tho richest description of vol canic soil; situation unsurpassed, besides hav ing _rand vlows, and being well watered. The property is surveyed and flagged, and will be offered to tho publio on the following terms:—£lo deposit on each lot. with tho excep tion of lots 1 2, and 3, on which 15 po. oent. do posit will bo roquired, balanco at 7 po J cont. for three years; or 5 per cent, discount for cosh. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. AVONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK. \ • '•".',. '.' ...... AVONDALE; PARK* AVONDALE PARK FIRST WEEK IN APRIL. FIRST WEEK IN APRIL. R. 0. GREENWOOD Has been favoured with instruotlons,from Mr : John Bollard to Cut Up and offer for Sale early In April next, THE WHOLE OP HIS \ ERY'VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE. AVONDALE PARK, i AVONDALE PARK. I No time will be lost in having the Survey . completed and Plans issued to the Public, The Estate will be cut up and known as the RIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. RIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. The Property of Mr JOHN BOLLARD, situ ated as it is with LARGE, DEEP-WATER FRONTAGE *" TO THBi .; AVONDALE RIVER AND I MAIN ROADS, j Is so well known for Its Excellence of .Soil and Near Proximity to Station, Church. Post-office, etc., that it needs no further comment. For years past thore has boon a want of from TWO TO FIVE-ACRE FARM OR COTTAGE SECTIONS j •within a radius of 6 miles of Auckland. The LAND OFFERED at the PRESENT SALE not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, but combines with many other advantages a Rich ness of Soil for MARKET- GARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that is seldom met with. The proof of the above oan be seen In the Well-stocked Stackyards, eto., now on the -'arm. THE TERMS WILL BE MADE TO SUIT ALL CLASSES, j •••'-':>:.'•'' /■ VIZ.: j 5 nor Cent. Discount for Cash: £10 to £20 per Allotment, or an Acre, Deposit; AND .' j Persons with small means desirous of Building a Cottage, etc., con leave the whole of _tf Jtnd purchase on the property at 7 per oBu;, Be annum. ! R. C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. • - TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, ..'■< AT HE_ b"uRN-STREET, ~'r'.■'.'. . i"- :6t_.Houso from the top. ; .■.;:!«-:<: W.;ANd"jTr! vailb:■- \ Havo received instructions from the Pro prietor, who is leaving the Colony] to sell theentire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE! AND EFFECTS of a well-furnished house 1 Piano; cost 80 guineas; . 1 Mistress Range, &c. ~ . I W. AND J. R. VAILE ? 'Auctioneers. , _______ I - - :i ■■ ; THURSDAY, APRIL 9, ;, ~ ■ ,■-■• .i • At Noon. . ,:-,: | PARK mL_rBIRKENHE_D, NORTHCOTE. J <' 'To be sold by auction, 'j ';" TILLAv HOMESTEAD AND ORCHARD ; ...-. .' SITES, :" "•; [ ■ -CULTIVATED AND NATURAL feUSH i-Vth--- HEALTH, BEAUTY,:: AND . ."-' % ,::?■■■ -■■ ■ V - - GRANDEUR. '=V■'.,"' \ , ' R. ARTHUR "'.. Has been favoured with instructions to jselL by pnblio auction, at his Estato, Land, onfl House • Bale-rooms .--Arthur, Marti«. on ! Thursday, ,' April 9; _t twelve o'clock, noon. . . J THAT MOST FAVOURABLY j SITU AT_D ESTATE having frontages to the Breat North Road and a Government Road, situated immediately opposite the celebrated Gardens, Orchards, and Homesteads ofi Mr A. ■Wilson and Mr W. Thompson, and adjoining that of Mr John Stanley, sub-divided into 30 fine Bites, commanding a viow whloh, to* extent, variety, beauty, and grandour, is rarely to be •surpassed. Within on easy distance of Wharf, Bchool, Church, &c. A large portion has been ploughed and cultivated, and is laid down in grass. A portion is still a very pretty | natural bush. *■_■*'-__ 1 '.i 1 ■ Terms: Very easy. , ■ ! , IJthographio Plana will be. ready in a few days. THURSDAY, APRIL 9. I ;/:..[' • IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS |IEN. • NEW NORTH ROAD. I BEST BUSINESS POSITION,: iIDEN j- T-r - ;- ■■■■■ -■ .terracba- ''l ' j ,/j ---\]- J \,:Y:':: j.^r.:rAnp,BRSON „ j ■■■■■<$* ?■ i Havlna been Instructed by Mr J. W. Heath, will . . sell by public auction, aa above, at Mercantile -:, ."Sale Rooms,.:. . .... .•!-■■ ,-": THAT SPLENDID FREEHOLD, having frontage of 30 feettoNejv North Road, by a depth of 100 feet, on which is erected ■ StWO-BTORY BLOCK OF SHOPS, suitable I ■■■!•. tor any' Business; They consist of two large ' Shops and Dwellings of five, and six rooms ggO tespectively. r-.!i '. j '■ Will heoffered _ejp arately, or in Mock. . .' Also, as instructed by.the owner, Mr Bailey. •'■"' - All that FREEHOLD; situated to) Grange : Head, Mount Eden, being Lota 5 and* Section in,i,, b, containing 11 aores or thereabouts, end ('•■■■•' having IS2 »eet frontago by about 888 feet, -'r '-whereon is erected a 7-roomed HOUSE, well £' '', _tt^wl_ieonvonioncesrgood-Bkedrcemß,eto, .":, A_».aafeiaj-netedby tho owner,'-MrStlUweli, i"*'.- • All t_ab" Centially Rituated !_REfeHO_D, having 28 feet frontage to the Mahukau Road,' Parnell, by a.depth of 100 feet, whereon are -rooted four substantiaU*r*built 2-storey seiaU . fletaohed. eOTEAGKS. all well let and return ,-—... Jng good-percentage n*^-t<_t*r---aoh._Btx rooms , . and- lean-to, verandah., Mtr laidon,__tpro perty is well drained. i



THE HAYMARKET, TN CONSEQUENCE OF HOLIDAYS, THEBB WILL NOT BE A SALE OP HOESES OR FODDER THIS WEEK. ALFRED BUCKLAND TO-MORROW, At 1 O'Clook. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Salo, Thursday noxt, April 2, at 1 o'olook, AAA HEAD CHOICE FAT ,-JUU CATTLE 700 Fat Shoop and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Piga ALFRED BUCKLAND, /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Waiuku-Saturday, April 4 Pukokoho—Monday, April 0 Pokono-Monday, April 13 Drury-Wednesday, April 15 Papakura—Wednoaday, April 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAYS. UHB HAYMARKET. SALE OP WOOL, BHEEPSKINB, HIDKS, TALLOW, HAY. and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TOMORROW. In consequenco of Friday and Saturday being Eastor Holidays, mr Regular Wcokly Sales will bo hold at Salo Room, Karangahape road, To-morrow (Thursday), April 2, at 2 p.m., HAY, CHAFF, OATS, FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Choffbnicr. Chest Drawers. Wood Bedsteads, Cane and Wood Seat Chairs. Sprinj? and Flax Mattresscß, Kitchen Utensils, 5 boxes Soap, Sundries, Fowls, Duoks, &c. Also, Twocds, Overcoats, Boys' Suits, &o. ROBERT BRADLEY, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, At Elevon o'clock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. FOWL WHEAT. FOWL WHEAT. GEORGE SIBBIN Has received instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, To-morrow (Thursday), at eleven o'clock sharp, 1 /\/\ SACKS FOAVL WHEAT. GEORG-TTIBBIN, Auctioneer, __________ THURSDAY, APRIL 2. A 11 o'Clook. MAIZE! MAIZE! BACON AND HAMSI WITHOUT RESERVE. GEORGE SIBBIN Will soil by auction To-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'olook— K-i SACKS MAIZE. OJL 15 Sides Bacon 20 Hams Without Reserve. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. CAMPBELLVILLE, GLENBURN, PONSONBY. VILLA. SITES, WATER FRONTAGE. VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE. VILLA SITES, GLENBURN. I AM now instructed by the owner to Subdivide and Sell at once the under-noted Sections, which without doubt are the choicest sites in the Ponsonby district, some ot which have a frontage to the Auokland Harbour, and so those lots I beg to draw special attention. aB they aro the only lots now in the vicinity, having a valuablo frontage to the Auckland Harbour. The aspect is (mostly) northorly, with grandeur of view unsurpassed. In fact, they comprise the pick of the Ponsonby dlstriot. City water mains now being laid past each proporty. EMMETT-STREET — Lots 132 feet by 110 feet, situate directly in front of residence of Jas. Daore, Esq. Grand position, magnificent view. HAMILTON ROAD AND FRONTING THE WAITEMATA HARBOUR-120 feet by 446 feet, also fronting Sarslleld-street, 120 feet; Hamilton Road frontage, 333 feet This grand Section is the only lot now obtainable with water frontage to Auckland Harbour. GLENBURN, Fronting Ring Terrace and Hackett street—ll6 x 200 feet. Most charm ing Sootion; supero view of Auckland Har bour and shipping. • • All the above are within 25 minutes' oaßy walk of Queen-street; and now for salo as a whole, or in lota. ; D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. DURHAM YARDS SALE* AS THE USUAL SALE DAY will be Good Friday, NEXT SALE will he held on FRIDAY, APRIL 10. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, ■ every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. hunter"T~nolan. j ■VTEW ZEALAND GRAIN AGENCY IS AND MERCANTILE COMPANY, LIMITED, CHRISTCHURCH. SHEEP FARM. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FOR BALE THAT WELL-KNOWN FREEHOLD FARM AT MITCHAM, NEAR ABHBURTON, CANTERBURY. Lately occupied by Mr J. T. Brown, andconsißt • ing of 4308 acres. '•;>:.• This Property is situated within one mile and a quarter from Mitcham Railway Station and five miles from Ashburton, to both of which thero are stood roods. The whole is well-fenced and sub-divided into convoniontly-sized pad docks with gorse fences well grown and care iully attended to. 1 THE BUILDINGS Conaistof— 8 Good Dwolllng-housea . i ' 1 Men's House > '.. : 1 Wool Shed, with large sheep-yards, lately built on an improved design 2 Large Stables 1 Store - ; , 1 Chaff-house, with chaff-cutter and horse power attached 2 Large Concrete-Water Tanks ,", ,'['-.,' &0., .. &C, -i &0. ; .-. i _i fact, everything requisite for working the Property to advantage, * Without an outlay in this direction. The Estate has been hitherto worked as a Sheep and Grain Farm combined, but all along with the view of having it laid down in grass ultimately for sheep, so that It is all in good heart, and no portion overcropped, although OVER 30 BUSHELS OF WHEAT PER ACRE Have been grown. | It originally formed partof the Rokeby Run, the qnalitr of the soil of which is well-known to be peculiarly suitable for the growth of grass and turnips, as an inspection of that now grow ing on tho properly will show. H worked entirely aa a sheep run, it is con • ' ndently estimated that the property will readily carry '■'■■";'! ■■ vTO,OOO sheep. ■". FOtJR CONSTANTLY RUNNING STREAMS Flow through the Proporty, And are so arranged that each portion is thoroughly watered. ,1 j It is now laid down as follows:—. 2279 APBKSGrasßand,^oy.er''v' i ~ . g4 o ACRES Grass and Clover and Turnips 'l^gg ACRES Stubble '. j 4308 acres, v.- /•-;'''.-'j",,:.'" . .. MR WM' BROWN, in charge, win show any i_tbnding purchasers over tho property,' - For terms or further particulars apply to -; • ;*HE N. 2. GRAIN AGENCY AND MER ■ •' OANTHiE COMPANY (LltfrjED), ~^--'-U;,,._,..,__r_*__urc_, ',



-JII.OOO. £11,000. THREE DRAPERY STOCKS AMOUNTING TO ABOVE ELEVEN THOUSAND POUNDS. Our / GIGANTIC SALE / OF I THREE LARGE DRAPERY STOCK*?/ q'* / WILL COMMISNCE ON / *^^ / FRIDAY NEXT, THE 13th INSTANT. / U / ~~ ■h / The premises now in the occupation I I of Mr. R. B. Shalders will be AT / I ONCE CLOSED, and his WELL- / M / KNOWN CHOICE STOCK / & f j H will, in conjunction with that /£~ & I of Mr. J. G. Bkown, of Par- /(J $ / W uell, be MARKED DOWN / fij ff / V Fabulously Low Prices / ff / The SALE can onl y/ i - / A_" ft / continue for a VERY' to clear. / HP A / / M H / SHORT TIME, and /r\ * I (_/ -2? / Goods will be sold at the i tf) 9 /same WONDERFULLY fejPM / n /LOW PRICES that we have S /GQ % /been Selling COSGRAVE'S /Oj / BANKRUPT STOCK. /MO/ o In J The REMAINDER I#7 lof COSGRAVE'S STOCK wilt, where / __7 /possible, be marked LOWER STILL / v /■ /il / ° / ffj / Those /CO / wll°liave feeen to us SAY tnat theyhave / /NEVER BOUGHT SUCH BARGAINS / as at /SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO. o SALE COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 13,1885. ■ ■■ o ■ 3 L_4JE_GKE STOCKS I 3 GOOD STOCKS! 3 CHEAP STOCKS! (Worth over Eleven Thousand Pounds) of DRAPERY are now being SLAUGHTERED at SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO. -£11,000. £11.000. TO O II USUI, 111 9. Pfl • IX Wi 111 will 1111 V - VfVi LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, .fed Importers of Machinery, &c, &c. Indents executed for every description of Hard ware on most favourable terms. T. '&. S. M & Co., Ld. have now in Stock, 33 ___ 35T 3D SJ--W S. Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS FOE HAND POWER. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER, , DRILLING MACHINES. DRILLING MACHINES. BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. \ BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. PIPE SCREWING MACHINES. PIPE SCREWING MACHINES. • ; ; ■ TINSMITH'S TOOLS. SQUARING SHEARS. , SQUARING SHEARS. CIRCLE CUTTERS ROLLERS. ROLLERS. SWAGING & PANING DOWN MACHINES. FOLDERS. FOLDERS. i ! , • BEADING & BURRING MACHINES. ' , \ > ■-•' : ' GROOVING MACHINES. ""' j ,i i ■ ■' WIRING MACHINES... HAND SWAGES. ANVILS. V, " HATCHET STARES, PUNCHES, STOVES, &c. FURNipiNG IRONMONGERS, J QITBBIsr 6TEBBT. -MATEURiFRET CUTTING MACHINES. 8 PATTERNS.



GREAT OPENING SALE OF _4I_STD WIISTTEiI, DRAPERY & CLOTHING. JAMEB QILMOUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured tho Premises latoly occupied by Mr. J. G. BROWN, in PAENELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DRAPERY.* CLOTHING And having purchased it on very advantageous terms, is dotorminod to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. J.G. hopes, by strict attontion to business, to merit the favour of Mr Brown's Customers aud tho Public generally.



TOHN OUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address t I Telephone Exchange, " Eagle," Anoltlana. I No. 68. The Advertiser desires apeolal attention to his Celebrated Brands oi! BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Since their introduction the greatly increased demand for them substantially proves their excellence, and confirms the high esteem which the Publio have justly accorded them. The following d_tfc_£_:. :^__s all bear his Trade Murk cm the labels, and are packed in lib and Jib paokota, also In 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHEBS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands, i BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Brand. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, since their introduction, have been accorded by the publlo the re ception tboir excollonce deserves, nnd only require a trial to be more universally usod. Attention is requested to tho following analytical report:— "Laboratory, nobßon-strcot, Auckland, June IS. 1881.—I have sampled the Baking Powdor In tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, nnd have analysed tho same, _d find tho constituents pure and well-propor tioned. The result proves this article to be superior to any either imported or colonially prepared that has beon submitted to me, and I oan, thorefore, confidently rccontaiend It to the publlo.-(Slgncd) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst," Eaoh tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The BTOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly boing replenished by Importations from European, Amerloim, ana Australian Markets. JUST RECEIVED, EX 8.8. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues on Application. To those about to commonce business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage ot being in a position to offer tho Colebrated and Popular Brands oi Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to securo other special Induce ment* which I am prepared to offer, JOHN -OUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, OUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. JB. BLAIKIH, • "VIOTOBIA-STBRBT, IMPORTER OP BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct fbom Manufacturers, Has for Sale, at Low Rates- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Looks, IHngoi Kltohon Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety . Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpieces Largest Stock in Auckland Marblo, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fonder! Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. A T THE CHEAP CLEARING SALE BOOTS AND BHOE3 AT 1 NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE are: f Men's Elastic Sides at 7s Bd\ . . ) Men's Shoes at 5s 6d I ,' Ladies' Fancy Shoosfrom Is I CHEAPEST Ladies' Satin Shoes I . wn Best Fancy Shoeß, cheap " [ * Button Boots from 5b Gd 1 BEST. Kid Elastio Side Boots, I - 6s6d / ■ In order to realise on our large stock previous to contemplated removal into new premises, we will sell all kinds of Boots and Shoes at any price to clear. Call on Saturday at the NEWTON BOOT WAREHOUSE, Karangahape Road. T. P BOSSES. jSllf Eton **fe«n_/-/^^-**s____ _?______=?*!■.. 3^~____f



CUNGER SEWING MACHINES. Bale* In 1882 603,292 Machines. „ 1881 661,036 ~ _nohj!As___42,2s3. m THREE OUT OT -VERY FOUR MA CHINES BOLD IN THE WORLD ARE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OT THREE HUNDRKB FIRST PRIZES lit AND A, CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD ft TWO SILVER MEDAL* Te be obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Qh_t: _9 261, Quutr-sT-i-Z, Adok_utb, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHEB IMITATIONS. SUU.BK RIWING MACHINE*. IX E v J x x gunmaker, 264) Qdekn-htkeet, Auo_i_n_ (Opposite tho City Market). ESTABLISHED 1858. Intending* Butkim nt__ should inspeot tbo ___Sj_lW Lakq, Stock of Brooch and Muzzio - loading *"4|____ffl_____. Guns on hund. Thoy —Vffin . will see the best value in wK«/tf Auckland. Every Gun tho- _<^@S«%nßk roughly examined and guaran- f_J__|^MTa teed beforo delivery. I /^*_S™( IB Hammerless Guns, with 81e- V JS.*__S l| men's Patent Steel Barrels, 12 >~^Bgg|l H and 20 guago: Silver's Patent Antl- _,_*__ recoil Butt Plntos; Webloy'o Bull THaif Dog and Irish Constabulary Revol- Eras vers, also his Now Patent Self-ex- ~_\ trading Revolver; Kynooh's Patent jlfl " Porfoot" Reloading Metalllo Cart- »W ridge Casos and Crimpers: Eley's Re-1 volver Ammunition and Motallio Cartridge I Cases: Nowoastle Chilled Shot; Curtisa B1 and Harvoy and Plgon Wllk's and Lau-1| rence's Gunpowder: Eley's Wadding and s_ Cartridge Casos; Powdor Flasks, Shot H ' Pouches, Game Bags, Gun Casos, Cartridge *"■" Bolts. Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, For rot Musr-los ond Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Broech-looding Implements, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Fireworks. REPAIRS, including Browning and Re stocking, Specially attended to, and satisfaction guaranteed. _ D. EVITT, Gunmakkr AND Importkb, 251, QHKKN-BTRKKT, ATKJ_LAND. TTEATING'S TpOWDER, KEATING- POWDER KEATING, POWDKR HEATING'S POWDER E-LLB BUG 3 FLEAS MOTHS BEETLES. Tnta Powder is Quito Harmless to Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, bugs, cockroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and every othor species of insect Sportsmen will find this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also lacli—s for their pot dogs. This Artioi-b has Found so Great a Saw that it has tomptcd others to vend a so-called article in imitation. Tho Public aro Cautioned that tho tins of tho genuine powder boar tbe autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS '"■ KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A Purely Vegetable Sweetmeat,' both in apponranoo and taste, furnishing a most agree able mothod of administering the only cer tain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a porfeotly safe and mild pre tarution. and 1b especially adapted for Children, old in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists.* Proprietor: THOMAS KEATING, London TEAy Unrivalled /0/\ /07 ou turn i M llm/r^A I /&)/ ABOUNDINB j /o7 , /Jy/ Strenglh / AND TNGHQUAUTY. "D M. HEIGHTON AND CO., REAL ESTATE, HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS,! i AND SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES, &0., ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE. Address: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, Queen street, Auckland. N.Z. "| _OJ_-'H__4KES~ 50113533. SADDLE A J HORSES, aud ail. kinds 01 BFRIN3 I V___OL_c_ tHroo. £-$T__M., asa Bjtfl, it " is* ■•«*«•



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