REMENYI INTERVIEWED BY A "STAR " REPORTER.

m , Tho Violinist's Views on Art nnd Artists. 1

Bis Eulogy on Now Zealand. In viow of tho groat eminonoo of Edouard Romenyi as a musician, his litorary tastep, wide experionce of mon and things, and his intenso lovo of art, to say nothing of the intorost evoked in the public mind by his violinistic performances, a reporter from this ollico sought and obtained an interview with him the other day. The meeting was arranged by Mr Frank Weston (tho business manager), and our representative, on pre senting himself at the Star Hotel, was recoived with great affability. It was" the breathing time of day " with Rem(Snyi, and ho wasindulging tho dolcefar nieule with a post-prandial cigarotto. Leading the way at onco to his room, he opened up a general conversation, in which ho took his part with great vivacity and displayed a remarkably good ncquaintanco with the English tongue. The Colonies, In answer to a question as to the im pressions produced on his mind by his tour of tho colonios, ho said :—Of course, my impressions aro personal, and I can toll you them perfectly if briefly. Anyone who is and lias beon received with exceeding kindnoss, as I have been, naturally forms most favourable idoas of tho colonies. Any one who is not so woll received, it is needless to say, will be likely to entertain contrary opinions. lam philo sopher enough, however, oven if not woll recoived, to find out that these colonies have a tremendous future, and as for New Zealand, it is certainly one of the most wonderful countries I ever saw. As to its climato, it is A Perfect Paradise, Fit for Gods to Live In. That is my impression. It may seem extravagant, but I have no intention of metaphorically regaling you with "toffy." I have the courage of my opinions, and if I thought differently I should not hesitate to say so. I cannot say that I was unpre pared to see well laid-out towns and civi lised people, for I read a good deal about the colonies before I reached them. In fact, I never go anywhere without first informing myself, by means of books, so that I may not be quite ignorant of the places at which I am going, and not be wearing an eternally astonished face. So far as the towns of New Zealand are concerned, there are three of them which have especially struck me. I mean Dunedin, Christchurch, and Auck land. The Harbours of Wellington and Auok land. Wellington has its own individuality; its harbour is certainly one of the most beautiful I havo seen. Auckland, however, has nothing to complain of, either, in that respect. The beauty of Wellington Har bour is overpowering, and that of Auckland is charming beyond measure. Awe is the feeling with which one is filled in view ing the harbour of the more Southern city, but in gazing upon the harbour of Auck land, one is entranced with delight. It has a groat resemblance to some Grecian scenery which I saw near the lonian Isles on my return home from Egypt .some years ago. Musical Taste. Reporter: In which of these colonial towns does musical taste appear to be most highly developed 1 Mr. Rem^nyi: That is a very heavy ques tion. It is like asking one in love which girl he would like beat, The artist is just like the lover. If you are truthful and passionate, you are believed and loved; and if you are not, you are neither believed nor lo vod. You must be truthful and passionate and convinced of your mission, and if you are all that, the people—not only here but everywhere—will understand you. The first step in nature is simplicity, but in art it is the last and highest step. When the public hear a great orator or see a grand painting it is tho simplicity in the man's eloquence or In tho painter's work which never fails to command the popular appre ciation. I do not consider that there is an Auckland, a Wellington, a Mel bourne, or a Parisian public. There is the one public all over the world, and that one public understands what is bad, what is middling, and what is good. Reporter t Surely there aro gradations of perceptive and appreciative power for what is good in art. Mr Remdnyi: Certainly there are, but these are mere shades. All over the world I have had the experience of which I speak, and I have never in my wholo life stooped to playing pieces of other people's suggest ing. Anything I play is entirely and im peratively laid down for me by my own musical knowledge. If lam convinced of the righteousness of a piece, the public will be convinced of it too. Reporter: But some nations have keener musical sensibilities than others? Mr Kem^nyi : Most certainly; but that is due to their respective national music. Outside the range of their distinc tive music the public in all places is the same. You may ask me, " Would a Papuan audience be just the same as a Parisian one, or a Melbourno one, or an Auckland one ?" To that I should answer " Certainly not;" but lam sure that in my own way—considering thoir low grade of civilisation—l could adapt my music to their taste without degrading mysolf in my art in the slightest degree. Superiority of the Germans In Musio. Reporter: Which nation, in your opinion, lias shown the keenest perception and ap preciation of high-class music 1 Mrßcmdnyi: Tho Germans,undoubtedly. They are the most learned and cult .red of all people in so far as music is concernod. They have also produced the greatest com posers. Thero are other nations which can also boast of their constellations of fine tone poets — the Italians, French and others. As to the English, thoy were in the Eliza bethan age nearly as perfect in music as were the Italians at that time, but they have lost their grip since thon, and with the exception of Purcell, who was a very great genius of a later period, they cannot lay claim to any great composei ','. World-wide renown. A Musical and Art Koviva in Englandl There is, however, I am happy to say, a tremendous evolution going on now in England, and its young composers are coming wonderfully to the front. There is, for instance, Mr Mackenzie, whose orchestral works and oratorios and operas have already beon produced all over Europe. 1 regret that I cannot speak much of Mackenzie personally, as I have only read ono of his operas, and that, too, rather superficially ; but I saw enough in it to give me the impression that its composer is a man who has an individuality, and who can assert a title to the distinction of being a true tone poet. As to his other works, my ideas concerning tbem have been gained from the musical journals of various European countries, and they one and all praise him up to the skies. The single fact that in Germany today his works are produced at all the philharmonic concerts is the best proof of his genius, for the Germans are not very liberal in producing at their philharmonic concerts tho musical works which emanate from other nations, unless they are really of very high value. They aro especially distrustful of English com posers. I could tell you the names of eight or ten other young English composers who give the greatest promise for the future. Sir Arthur Sullivan. As for Sullivan, I regret, for tho sake of art, that he has been too happy and too for tunate. His good music was composed eight or nine years ago. It did not take well, however, and he then threw himself head foremost into comic opera. Since then he has been at the head ot that movement. Itis a very nice kind of. music, but that is all. Depend upon it, it won't last. His ballads are good specimens of English lyrical music, but they are not at all deep. Kuskin's Share in the Revival. In general, there is a great revival going on just now in England in art matters, and I must say that the tendency of things is in a good direction, I suppose the move ment is largely due to the genial initia tive of Ruskin, the great sestbete. His in fluence is fortunately overwhelming in all branches of art in England, and reaches so far beyond it that it is felt, in a greater or lesser degree, in all other ceun trios. That will prove to you what one man great of knowledge and true ot conviction can accomplish. Ido not know, however, if the time of those detestable chromds — at which all true artists thunder—is past. If not, I hope the day of their extinction is near at hand. The Music and Musicians of Hungary. Roporter: In ignoring you own country's contributions to the music of the world, havo you not undervalued them ? Mr Romenyi.- Not in the least, Noscc te ipso is a good old Latin saying. I am perfectly well aware what is due to my beloved Hungary. lam pleased as a musician to know that we have perhaps the richest mine in excellent poc-ular music, and —much more astonishing — that in spite of railways and telegraphs, the number of our national melodies grows every day. each fresh addition to the,

store seeming to'bo morSS*s^ predecessor. Who iho generally do irt figHH grow m Hungary «wl pS* \%_f: meadow. Perhaps som. .fl°*«S «" down from Heaven At > U« them,andldonou a »a^ with such a quantity of them *■ *e« Reporter : Are not a 1 r™,, * leading executive musickV^or., Hungarians ? musl<*m tfj %*k Mr Rem&iyi: Well In «, i havonoucodtobe^;^^ bo fow in number, but IZ ' 1 all over the worW^^f Hungary ,s quite p^ "»$».. recent times we have At ■ T».T efficiency in music thronA"^ speak to tho world, b„S branches of art. Let m B L%i« «S illustration of this fact. The . Munkacsy, who would bei ffWfc glory to any country, and nromi *% him 1 can tell you. ;P 7ad*9Bi} (To be Cont.nued.j7A

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II II Auction*- MONDAY, NOON. DEVONSHIRE VILLA, NELSON STREET. PIANO. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Jockman to sell by auction at his Boarding houso. Devonshire Villa, Nelson-street on Monday next at 12 o clock, noon— THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, coneisting of Dining room, Parlour, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture and effects, a uaeful Piano, "Tho Weekly News" bound for IS7O to 1871, Chairs. Tables, Carpets, Oiloloth, Venetian Blinds, Gas Store Range. Dresser, Hall Clock, Hall Stand. Irtn and Wood Bedsteads. Bedding, Glasß, Earthen ware Platcdwaro, Kitolten Utensils, &c. On view o» the morning of the Solo. "OEMUERA. T3EMUERA. T>EMUERA. "yiLLA QITES, ■yiLLA QITBS, ■yiLLA qiTES FOR THE MILLION. VICTORIA AVENUE. VICTORIA AVENUE. VICTORIA AVENUE. PORTLAND ROAD. PORTLAND ROAD. PORTLAND ROAD. ARJ?EY ROAD. ARNBY ROAD. ARNBY ROAR. IIROWN-3TRBBT. BROWN-STRBBT. BROWN-STREET. OVBR AAA LARGE & WB&L-SITUATED ALLOTMINTB, IN AM. PARTS OF THB FASHIONABLE Dl .TRTCT OF HKMUBRA. Being the whole of Iho Land owned by THE ST. HELIBR'S AND RBMUERA LAND COMPANY. Six.surreyors are on the ground, and as soon KB the survey is completed, and lithographic plans made, the PROPERTY WILL BE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC ON MOST FAVOUKABLK TJtRMS. Parsons wishing for Land or Allotments in the Roatnara District within a quarter of an hour Of Auokland, wiU do well to WAIT FOR THIS SALE, as the Auctioneer's instructions ARE TO SELL. VIDE THE LAST REMUERA BALE-ALL BOLD. AND NO BOGUS BIDS. "Shese Allotments require no fulsome puff to recommend them, as thoy recommend them Mires, extending as they do ftorn the residence Of J, McCosh Clark, Esq., on the main road, Kemucra, te that of Thos. Motrin, Esq., on the hsadh. IN CONCLUSION, don't be led away by BKSAIL PUFF, bnt wait for tho WHOLE SALE, and compart notes. THE BALE WILL BB EARLY EN MARCH, T_> ri /.EBBNWOOD Aitctioneer. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, At Noon. riITT -pROPERTY, pITY T>ROMIRTY, r»HT T>ROPETY. QTOMN-STREET. • ALL FREEHOLD. All, FREEHOLD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1886, Moon. FOR Sale, by Auction, by the under signed, on ate above date, 100 FEW FRONTAGE TO QUEBN-BTREET, by 159 f set 11 inches deep, and with ltL feet 5 inches Frontage to a right-of-way; ajd adjoining Messrs McArthur's Boot Flte.ory. Allotments flagged. Also. FIVE LMTS, having in all 118 Fleet Frontage to Queen-street by a depth of 80 feet taringfrontage to Lawry-atreet. situated imuMßately above the Girls' High School. Also, TWO LOTS OF 33 FEET EACH, frontage to 1 Lawry-stsaot, by a depth ot 80 feet; adjoining the above lots. This is a splendid and about the only oppor tunity to secure a large blook of City Property. Speculators and others look out R. C. G REE NWO OD, Auctioneer, Also, by order of the Trustees in the j Mac»efedy Estate, — CITY PROPERTY 1 CITY PROPERTY ! GREYIiTREET ! GREY'STREET! GREY-STREET I FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, being part of Allotment 50, Seo. 28, City ot Auckland, hav ing frontage of 38 feet to Grey-street, by a , depth of 2»ft Din.; with the BUILDINGS i thereon erected. S Terns easy, R. C. GREENWOOD, 11 Auctioneer. TUESDAY, MARCH 10. I HUNTER & NOLAN WILI. HOLD THBIB \\T HBKLY SALE ■ THB NEWMARKET YARDB, • junction ol Groat South and Onehunga Roods, - FAT AND BTORB STOCK, DAIRY COWS, *%, SHEEP. AND PIGS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11. " DURHAM YARDS. ' SPECIAL UNRESERVED HORSB * SALE. j .',' . Bk Obeti an» Hamkah Mokaf. § 7T.HE undersigned will sell at the Durham - ". JL Yards on Wednesday. 11th Maroh, at 11 M o'olook. J _(___ SPLENDID HORSES Bj- *-- uiU IUU Consisting of if HORSES suitable for 'Bus, Express, Cab, I ' Housed, Carriage, Pairs, and Tramway, Ij - Firot-clas-i Hacks and Batchers' Cobs. in Selected In the Wanganui district with great HK; v im by Messrs Morton and Chodwiek specially si lot tfae Auokland Market. j I HUNTBR . NOLAN, Auctioneer. M BURHAM YARDS. ■ *WOR BBJJB, at tfio Durham Yards, I / Ci^A^MGG'mtiAir. mt 11 o'clock,! Wbf":''' "HALLOW, WOOL, and BK3NB



SATURDAY, MARCH 14. Tho Undersigned has rocelved instructions from Mr R. J. Middloton to sell on his farm, Pnpa kura Valley, tho undermentioned :— AAA LINCOLN EWES, &\j "r 2.4. and 6 tooth 100 Lincoln Lambs 30 Head Steers and Cows 2 Brood Mares by Princo Arthur 1 Draught Geldiug, 7 years old 1 Draught Filly, rising I years, by Elgin (Urst prize-taker) 1 Filly, rising 3 years, by Lord Derby 1 Yearling Colt by Lord Derby 2 Yoariings by Kingllshcr 1 First-class Heavy Spring Cart Horso 1 Firat-claßs Farm Maro 3 Unbroken Light-harness Horses, 3 years old 1 Unbroken Light-harness Horaos, rising ■I years 2 Aged Marea, Also, An American Waagon A Now Cortland Waggon 1 Doublo seated Buggy Set Now Spring Curt 1 larnoss Saddles nnd Bridles 2 sticks Oaten Hay 2 Woight-oarryiug Haoka & c. &c. &c. Solo ta commence at 1 o'clock sharp. Luncheon provided. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL. SHEEPSKINS, Hides, tallow, hay, and straw, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND, OR PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL T«RMS. IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS! Farm Lota from 20 aoroe and upwards, near Pukekohe Station ; from £1 10s to filO an aoro. Farm, Lot 180, Awitu, containing 123 aoresj ■oouroly fenced; Is noar other homesteads, and "ood land ; £2 an aore. ~.,.,,_,,., A first-class Farm, half-way botwoon Klhlkihl and Te Awamutu, containing sua aorea, with oholoe apple orohard. Avallablo and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 aore.B. at prtoes varying with 1m- Drovemoma from fil to «7 an acre. pruYouiw v jjjunaflS BUCKLAND. W. 8. GOOHRANE] [3AS. DACBE MONDAY, MARCH 9. DWELLING-HOUSE, HELENSVILLE. THH Subscribers will Sell at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, Maroh 9, at 12 o'clock, by order of tho Mortgagee, ALLOTMONT 9, Block 5, Te Horo. Helens, vtllo, 75 links frontego by 150 links deep, with Dwelling House oreoted thereon. Land Transfer Title. BAMUHL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOOHBAIHS] .AS. T> APHE MONDAY, MARCH 9. COTTAGES, HELENSVILLE. npflE Subscribers will sell by auction fit X tfceir Rooms, Queen-strest, on Monday, 9th instant, at twelve o'clock, By Order of the Administrator of tho Estate of Wm. Douglas, Dooeased, LOTS 4 i ND 5, of tho Subdivision of Lot 1, Te Horo Blook, Helensville, with Oio new Cottages arepted thereon, each oontaining four rooms, always well let, and situated close to the Rail war Station. BAMUEL COCHRANE . SON, Auctioneers. W. 8, BOOHBANE] [JAg, DACBE MONDAY, MARCH 9. 60TTAGES VERMONT • STREET, PONSONBY. 3^HB Subscribers wIU Sell, at their . Rooms, Queen street,! on Monday, 9th t„ at 12 o'clock, TWO COMFORTABLE COTTAGES, con taining 6 Rooms each, well finished throughout fitted with Ranges, Grates, eto.; city water laid on; allotments fenced and drained, and having a front age of 10 foot eaoh to Vormont-etreet, Kmsouby. Will bo sold separately, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8, COCHRANE] JAS, DACBE MONDAY, MARCH 9. 136 ACRES, TAKAPUNA. THE Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queon-Btreet on Monday, the Oth March, at 12 o'clock, By Order of the Executor In the Batato of Dn. Ford, Deooased, ALLOTMENT 118, PARISH OF TAKA PUNA, containing 70 acros and 20 perches. ALLOTMENT 119, Pariah of Tnkapuna, containing OS acres 2 roods and 1 perches. The above aro woll situated, not far from Lako Takapuna, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer, W. S, COCHB^NB] [JAMES DAOBH MONDAY, MARCH 9, At 11 o'clock. BATHS, DOORS, SASHES, BOILER AND FITTINGS, TIMBER. The Subs<_f Ibors will sell, at tho Corn Broom Store, Cabtoms-Btreot West fncor tho Dock), on Monday, March 9, at 11 o'clock, LARGE BOILER AND FITTINGS, 2,500 Brioks, 6 Long Baths (nearly new)-. Glass and Panel Doors, Sashes, Wood Parti tions, Gas Fittings and Pipe, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, MARCH 10. TRADE SALE OF SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES (MEN'S, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S), LARGE ASSORTMENT. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, W£t TRUNKS OF ABOVE GOOD&J • v. for the coming season. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, MARCH 10. Ex Donio. BRENCH CALF I FRENCH CALF! CALF KID I CALF KID! GABRIEL LEWIS Has rsceircd instructions to sell, on abovo date at 11 o'olook, 4 QASES FRENCH CALF LBATHBJt J CA_tf CALF KID LEATHER &c, Sec, &c, Terms at Sale. TW" O T I C E. I, EDWARD LISTEeTgreHN. Sheriff of the District of Aucklamd, hereby give notice that, under a Writ of Salo duly issued out of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dis trict, at Auokland aforesaid, wherein Peter OUpnant of Auckland, Solicitor, is Plaintiff, and Arama Kasuka Haututu, of Otamatea, aboriginal native chief, is Defendant I will cause to be sold all that pioce or parcel •f land in the Provincial District of Auokland, oontaining by admeasurement 5,700 acres, situate at Otamatea, in tho Kaipara District, County of Marsden, being portion of the Blook called and known by the namo of " Kaitora No. 2," and numbored 291 v. The Sale will tako placo on the 26th day of March, 1885, at the hour of 11 o'clock a.m., at the Sale Room of Messrs Tonks and Co., unless the amount of writ and expenses ace paid on or before that time. The solicitor for the oxecution Creditor is Peter Oliphant Dated at Auckland this Ith day of Maroh, 1885, EDWARD L. GREEN, Sheriff. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE JJI HORSKB, and all kinds of SPRING VEmCttjßS. Hired, Bono**, end Sold, at QROWTHER'a VICTOEJ. STABLES Wei-



MONDAY, MARCH 23. IMPORTANT SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., &c. MONTAGUE PY M WILL Soil, by Public Auotion, at WAIN'S HOTEL, DUNEDIN, on March tho 23rd, 1883. absolutely without reserve In consequence of Expiration of Lenso and tho retirement of Mr Nixon from tlio Hotel, tho wholo very SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND STOCK-IN-TRADE OF WAIN'S HOTEL, DUNEDIN, Comprising furnishing of: 70 BED ROOMS 10 SITTING -ROOMS, and including 2 ALLCOCK'S BEST BILLIARD TABLES 5 PIANOS. Largo Mirrors, Pictures, Electro Plated Ware, Naiiery, Crystal, nnd sundries appertain ing to tho buainoss of a llrst-clasa Hotel. No Reserve ijit m v*_\ I HOBSOS-SXBEBT j| \k nm sJJ CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENt TAILORS, DRAPERS. MILLINERS. MANTLE AND HABIT-MAKERS, HOBSON-3TBKSB. We respectfully in rite attention to our Largi 3took of NOVELTIES for the presont Season. Our Groat Variety and Choice of the Bee Fabrics, with tho Skill and Talent wo now em ploy, and tho groat success of our efforts to pro moo Snporlor Comments, Perfeot in Fit, and Unexcelled in Cut and Style, gives ua over} oonfldenco in reßpeotfully soliciting the favoui Of a visit All Tweeds thoroughly shrunk beforo being made np, and Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. Tho Do'errsd Payment System has beea ound to bb a groat boon, by enabling thoss itlth limited Incomos to procure neoeußarleS il he easiest possible way, ALL GOODS ARM MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Cash Customers rooolve B per cent Discount one shilling in the pound sterling) onaUparoeli (20s and upwards. fNSPBOTION INVITED, I. 4Mcm* >Aaa una doob T> U R C II A S E YOUR Ironmongery. nedstcads. Spring Mattraeees, Paillasses, Fondors, Firoirons, Ranges, Register Grates, linoleum, Paporhanglngs, Brushwaro, Door Mats, Mirrors, Garden Tools, &o„ Sua., AT DIRECT IMPORTERS' PRICES, Ar LETTS, WOODWARD AND CO.'S, IRONMONGERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS, UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. TP E A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN. MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, SnOBTLAND-BTRKKT. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Bpoctacles and Eye-glasses of ovory kind an accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glasses of superior quality Teloscopeß, Binocular Flold Glassos and Microscopea, powerful and ohcap Thoodolitea, Mining Compasses, Drainage Levels Abney Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships' Logs Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometers Eloocrlo Bolls, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic nnd Galvanic Medical Machines Maglo Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magniflors Storcoscopc-o and Slides, Graphoscopos Steam Guagou unci Tubing, Salinomotera Amateur Photographic Cameras JUST RECEIVED-Self -registering Aneroid Barometers IN3TBUHIU.I3 0» EVERY KIKD EEFAIEBD, OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICK. BUTCHER AND CO., FORT-BT. AND QUEEK 8T WHARF, STEVEDORES, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. WOOIi STORED AHD DUMPED FOR SHIPMENT. BALLAST SUPPLIED, AY OF ISLANDS WAGGON AND CARRIAGE CO. (LIMITED), 83. QUKKN-BTREET. This Company having opened an Auokland Agency, aro now prepared to tako orders from the trade and the public for all kinds of Waggon and Carriage Material at manufacturers' prices. Farmor'iSpring Waggonß, with soot and brake, now on hand; also. Hubs, Wheels, &o. Ordore solicited by the Agont ..__« GUY TRENCHARD, [A CARD.] Ty/TR W. F. BUCKLAND , Has commenced praotloo in Auokland as a BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR In Chambe No. S, Durham-st East (opposite T. and 8. Morrln and Co.'s side entrance). "ri A L L E D BACK, JJEWMARKET JJOTBL, NEWMARKET. GEORGE H. EASTON Begs to notify to his old Friends and Customers and tho General Publio that ho has resumed the Proprietorship of tho above well-known and select Suburban Hotel, and that tho business will bo conducted under his personal super vision, and on tho samo lines which caused his former regime to bo so satisfactory, popular, and Biicoosaf ul, and trusts they will again favour him with their kind patronage. SCORIA ASH. SCORIA ASH TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. I am propnrcd to supply (or del Ivor) from Three Kings Scoria Pit in any quantity, Coarse, Medium, and Screened, In Auokland Suburbs and Onehunga. Orders can be loft nt the Warkworth Ccmont Company's Office, 83, Queen-street, or the undersigned. Onehunga. Jan. 9 '*« Wm. BRIERI-"- *%S&r H' H OF PURE COD LIVEE OIL And llypopkosphites of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK. Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree, More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for siclcly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES -OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR ATOEMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, In fact, nil diseases where thero is an inflammation of tho Throat and Lungs, a WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWER, nothing in the ' world equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed nnd endorsed by the beet physicians in th 6 various countries of the world, who will attest these facts. For sale by all Chemists. H 0M A S MACH IN, BRICKLAYER AND BUILDER. COLLINGWOOD-STREBT. Quantities prepared for tho Trade and reliable estimates given. Furnace work dono in all branches. Stoves, Coppers, and Kitchen Rangas set and guaranteed Communications ov cost seconded to. IVORINE FOR PAINTING ON in the following colours :—Buff, Pink, Blue Ureen,|Salmon, Lavender,. White, Seo., in sheets of 20 x 15, 2s each; Triangle Shape, assorted colours, from 2d each; Oval Palette Shape, as §rted colours, from 2d each; Square Palette .ape, assorted colours, from S each, — J. lech, Picture Framer, Shortland-street,.



ECONOMY IN DRESS. TN compliance with the ex i^_mm _^_„ m^mmmmm^_mm _ mmmm _ pressed wishes of a william rattraysleT number of his Lady Patrons cash WILLIAM RATTRAY has re- Lows by bid'debu, as wdi.« opened his DRESSMAKING 00100 and olorioal oxponsoß, aro ___.-«_.«__.-_ i xi SAVED by selling for cash, and large DEPARTMENT 1111061' tll6 coneossions in prico* GAINED in tho Homo Markets by buying for msh. management of Madame Le This Baying cnabloß WILLIAM . , rattkay to sen at wholesale Dez, a lady or recognized PRICES FOR PROMPT NET CASH ; . , „,»,-- that is, his oi.sto.nors can purchase ability in 1161' art, WttOSG 0110 yard or twenty of any material , „.:il V>« at tho eiune rate as a trader pays VaSt OXpeMenCe Will De f.eiitlropieceo at a Wholesale Ware- broUght t 0 1^ 111 glvlllg — — the highest satisfaction to his patrons. JPP WILLIAM / / W\JT R A T T P A V'Q /'mm / mmj^ NEW cash system/** / I " s'""'" \IH Ladies will bo /«* / enabled to get //L / ° thorouglily /® I which / f-2S^ia wn ii Rffnri /„ / will ben irafli^^^^l^^ well fitted / i^, / RiKSB in Cm- § TOk ofM'' Mir r ife§§ himoc; /«»? / at Prices /Jlf \/' * v-ll ™*> /© / as''ccaUy "* PAP :-Wk _ /*, / I™* -I'™ i,:t!^^^69i / _>/ 00"t'',9t<Klw"h /^ / had to pay under / the old Credit system. AUTUMN DRESS MATERIALS. 12 Cases of Novelties, ex s.s. "Doric," now open. ALL MARKED AT WHOLESALE PRICES FOR PROMPT NET CASH. William Rattray, DIRECT IMPORTER OF FAMILY DRAPERY, 178, 180, 183, QUEEN STT-tEET. SHALDERS SON, BROWN & CO,, QUEEN STREET. THE §ALE OF JOHN COSGRAVE & CO.'S d BANKRUPT STOCK „ 0 HAS NOW COMMENCES. R « — & f\ In CQinmencing this our U p FIRST SALE, v U we beg to state to the public that we are ta n . NOT pq ffl going to continue in a condition of f) J7 OHRONIC SELLING-OFF, fj but that the Sale must be l_j ® SHORT AND SHARP, 7j TO * UJ and, to effect this, prices will be /"N fij W WONDERFULLY REDUCED, A f* as all the -lj J BANKRUPT STOCK MUST BE SOLD J & befttfo Autumn Shipments are opened. H _ ■■§ 02 H Heads of Families, Country Settlers and Storekeepers would find it to their advantage to lay in a stock: of deapbry at the Immense Sale now being held at SHALDEBS SON, BROWN & CO., 204 AND 206 QUEEN STREET.



TMPORTANT TpUBLIC "ftXOTieE. OPENING OF THE CASTLE ASTLE DRAPERY BAPEBY HOUSE. OU S E, JUNCTION OF QUEEN AND GREY STREETS. Wo bog rospootfully to Inform our Oustomorn and tho Publio that wo have REMOVED FROM HOBSON-STREET TO OUR SPLENDID NEW PREMISES, JUST COMPLETED, AT THE JUNCTION OF QUEEN AND GREY STREETS. OUR STOCK CONSISTS OF ALL THE NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON IK I DRESS GOODS, MILLINERY, NEW STYLE JACKETS, MANTLES, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, &c, &c, &c 1 IN THB BOYS' AND MEN'S CLOTHING AND MERCERY, MOSTLY ALL GEELONG AND NEW ZEA LAND CLOTHING, ! MADE TO OUR ORDER, i WE HAVE ! ta- SOME RARE VALUES. "Hi ALSO, j SEVERAL JOB LINES > IN • MEN'S STYLISH SAC COATS, 10s 6d j and 12s Gd 1 TROUSERS TO MATCH, nt 5s lid ■ DRESS SHIRTS, 2s o\d \ WORKING SHIRTS. Is lOd ! A SPLENDID LOT OF THE NEWEST STYLE AND COLOURINGS IN ' MEN'S FASHIONABLE SAC ; SUITS, 27s 6d and 32s 6d (worth double), tf»f»AA WORTH OF SAMPLES. : WORTH OF SAMPLES, £g0() IV THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Wo have a Full Stock of BLANKETS, FLAN NELS. &0., and HOUSEHOLD and HOTEL • RKQUISITKS,, which wo will soil at LOW PRICKS to turn into monoy quickly. , HOSIER IT. HABERDASHERY, GLOVES. LACKS. TIES, SCARFS, and CHILDREN'S HOSIERY in Great Variety. Our House Is i noted for keeping tho most Splendid LACES abtalnable. THE SILK AND DRESS DEPARTMENT. Wo havo some Beautiful Goods In BLACK md CLOURED BROCHES and. BROGUE VKLVKTS up to 23s per yard, also PLAIN nnd FANCY SILKS and SATIN \ Our BLACK SILKS this season are very good value. Also, "a Choico Selection ot BLACK and COLOURED VELVETEENS, both Plain and Broohe, suitablo*for Iho season. Tho Varloty in DRESS GOODS is also very large. MILLINERY AND UNDERCLOTHING DEPARTMENT. In this Department Lndios will find a Great Varloty of NOVELTIES to chooso from, and all ORDERS for MILLINERY and UNDER CLOTHING to be made up will have MRS UKIUIAN'S personal supervision. Wo do a largtrtrado id" order in this Department. SPECIAL.—We have bought all the Samples (amounting to £100) of MBSSRS BUTTER WORTH BROS.. Dunedin (who aro relinquish ing tbo Auckland trade), at disoounts varying from 25 to 50 por cent, off Wholesale Prices, and wo shall GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT, by offoring thoso Goods at FAR LESS THAN WAREHOUSE PRICES. THE DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT. TO OUR LADY CUSTOMERS. Wo aro now in full working order, having Spacious Work-rooms oapablo of holding 7o hands, and we have also nico Waiting-room and Fitting-rooms, whero Customers dan look ovor tho Fashions without sitting in the Shop. In faot, our NEW SHOP is a model of comfort and oaso, with plenty of light for" selecting Goods. MISS DEMPSEY will attend to the wants in this Department, and give style and fit as usual, for there is noj a more competent hand in tho colonies; our sucoeiis in the abovelle- Bartmont having provedfthis to be a faot. All rders can now be turned out onVho shortest notice. tar An Orders can now bb Turned Out on thk Shortest Notice, jei Oar object being to do a Large Trade, we will not go in for Big Prices. If the Public only give us a call wo can, and will, givo them stuff at THEIR OWN PRICE, for we do not mean to let a Customer out if Price be the objeot. Tho Premises being our own, and having only a small ground rent to pay, the business being conduoted by ourselves, we will SELL CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE TRADE, | NOTE.-MR J, BEEHAN and MISS J. DKMPdEY having joined in the business, the name and Btyle of the Arm will be, from the Ist March, W. * J. B EEHAN * C°- THE GREAT DRESSMAKING AND FASHION ESTABLISHMENT, MILLINERS, CLOTHIERS, GENERAL DRAPERS, _ AND SILK "MERCERS, Who will pay all liabilities and receive all Accounts due to WM. BEEHAN, formerly — of H—-*"-«"«Kr.. -ffi



0. H. O SMONDI LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, 118, QUISEN-BTBEKT (Adjoining B. Tonka and Oo.'sl. TELEPHONE No.__.lß. BANKERS: NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. MORTGAGES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED RENTS AND INTERESTS COLLECTED MONEY INVESTED ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, WITAOUT CHARGK KHTATIW MANAGED FOR ABSENTEES VALUATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS UNDERTAKEN NATIVE LAND AFFAIRS SPECIALLY UNDERSTOOD IlotaticH to Let and Properties for Sale PLAOUSD ON MY LlH'l'H FItHIO OF OIIAUQIC EVlcuv Dkhouii'tion of landkd Phomcuty Bought on Sold to Ohdkie Lauoic SIIMH to Lknd on Fibst-olabb Skouuitv Aukntfoh National Firic and maiunb In hultanch company 111' new zealand, and the New Zealand Accident Insurance COMI'ANV, QUI pitOPKRTIE S. STORKS.—Several largo ones In commanding positions: ovory Information on application. ALLOTM EN T. SI IORTI •ASH D-STREET-Large fronts gu and very deep; flplondid bUßlnoss site, Sites of this description (double front ago) are very hard to obtain anywhere close to Uueen-Hlroot Tliln site should at onco con, niand tlio attention of pursnns requiring a prand po-Mtlon t'D near Iho Posl-ofllco. PONSONBY,—To any person requiring an In vestment for .1-750 1 cmconllilontly recommond twoprotty Bovcii-ruoiiied Villus, built on free hold allotinoi'tii, bringing in ti largo and per manent return for the outlay, no woll as having a good prospective valr NEWTON, SYMO*nu-"TV."C.' SIDE-Very Oomforttitil.. F'***- o.\ . i Houso (Just tho sort of houso U. _. . 11 much inquiry for at present), oloso to Queen-street; gas and water | large allotment I nice viow, and shoap: £750, IJI O J^ET. A VERY PLEASANTLY-SITUATED SEX ROOMED HOUSE, cxcluslvo of bath-room, waßli-hoiujo, and convenient outbuildings; an excellent garden surrounds tho houso, tlio vlows from which aro extensive and pleasing; oommodiouH stnl.lo und buggy-houso. lis convenience to town .nukes this property a most desirable ono. Terms: 30s a wcok ; a purchasing clause may be obtulncd. Also, SEVERAL COMFORTABLE AND PLEA SANTLY-SITUATED HOUSES nt low rents to good tenant _ SUBURBAN pROPERT KB. MOUNT EDEN.-A Corner Allotment, with 110 ft frontage to Stewart-street nnd 110 ft to Normanby Road, with a very comfortable limine erected thereon, for salo on easy terms. Prico. £1150. The land alone worth tho monoy. CllO.-VKHY COMFORTABLE i-ROOMED COTTAGE, aoßvontont dlstanoo from townj Mount Edon district; evory convonlenoo. nnd n!oo allotment: easy tonus of paymont MOUNT ROSKILL.—In this favoured locality 1 havo sovoral very oomfortablo and woll-bullt Houses—threo 4-roomed, six 5-roomed, two 6 rodnicd—besides sevorol others for ualo on really good tonus. To any person desirous of purchasing a houso in a fast-rising suburb, this information should bo valuablo. The faro by 'bus is only 3d. Full particulars will bo given on nppllcatlon. MOUNT ALBERT.— A roullv comfortable homo for industrious man; nlco houso and two large Boctions, all pluntcd. Prico, £200, on deferred payments, or terms to suit. ONEHUNGA.-Ono ot tho host Family Resi dences in Uie district for solo; woll situated. Prioe low. SMALL FARM, 15 ncrcs. tho piok of tho Papa knru District; plenty of water. Only £5 per acre. G ladstsT"k E BTATE. 108 PEP FOOT AND UPWARD&-All the Unsold Portions of that most conveniently situated proporty known as tho Gladstone Estate, This Estate, situated so close to town, and from any portion of which tho views nro unsurpassed, Is now Subdivided into Large Allotments. ThOBO allotments aro not 33 x 09, but havo largo fronteEos and still larger depth. Tho prices aro such that almost any person may obtain their own freehold at a nominal cost Should terms bo any Inducement, the owner Is prepared to accent a third cash, the balanoo to remain for 3 or 6 years at 0 per cent por annum. The inducements which this pro p«rty offers to any portions reaulring a nice Residence Site or a Splendid Investment are manifold. Fancy boing able to purchase a Grand Allotmont close to town for 10s por foot. Soil Bomt-voloanlo, viowa unrivalled; within 5 minutes' walk of a railway Btatlon, trains to pans In tho Immediate vicinity, 'buses constantly; church and school convonlont; gnu and water mains within 100 feet ot the pro perty: po.itofllcoandtolophono within o little Cutanea; no clwiriiig required. Plans and every Information mar bo obtained at the ■-..n-.n nt Urn nnrinrAionw w. l.~"m itchell LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Coomjies's Arcade, Queen-street. Bankers—National Bank of New Zealand. Tclcphono Exchange. No. 109. Rents and Interest Collected in town and country. Money Invested for Capitalists on first-class securities without charge. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Partnerships arrow, .ti. Estates r.l.in_.|_- ■_ for Absentees and othors. Tenants KUarnnteod to landlords. Houses To Lot and Properties For Salo or Lrn.io placed on my Hooka Free of Charge In»ur.in«us ctl'ectcd at Lowest Rates, and Confidential Agencies undertaken. BUILDING ALLOTMBNTS FOR SALE. CITY—A Grand Freehold, situate in Customs- Street West near the junction of Vlctorlast A-double frontage; an excellent site for fao tory. Only £?.... and easy terms. CHEAP ALLOTMENTS. Sussex street, noar to Upper Pitt-street, £3 per foot. COMMERCIAL ROAD-3_t x 100. VICTORIA AVENUE-Grand Cornor, also Good Allotments. £3 per foot KINGSLAND-Choap Allotmont. only £3S. MOUNT EDEN, main road—Good Business Stand, £1. VIEW ROAD—JS) per foot VICTORIA AVENUE, Mount Eden-, xoellont Villa Sito. £3. MARINE PARADE, Ponsonby-£3 por foot KING-STREET—3Oa por foot iLLOTMBNT-Nclson-stroot 41 x 105, £8 per foot WHIjLINGTON-ST.-Allotmcnt, £S por foot PONSONBY ROAD— til per foot. KINGSLAND, main road—Allotmont £3 per foot. MOUNT ROSKILL-AUotment on main road, very ohcup, lit 555. KARANGAIIAPE R'OAD-A Grand Sito for Business, £50 por foot PUOSPKCT-STIIEET-328 Od por foot WELLESLEY-STREET. near to Hobson-stroot —A grand invostinont, 18 foot frontage with Buildings ; £30 per font GENTLEMAN'S VILLA-Dollghtfullysltuatod, near Railway Station; throo miles from town. Tho grounds aro tastefully laid out. and comprise nearly Two Aores Of Choice VolcnntoLnud. Prico, £1,100. SUBURBAN VILLA, with ovor Thro.o Aores- A grand north cast aspect, woll sheltered. With fow exceptions, this Ib a Proporty not to bo equalled for situation, and It has tho ad rantago of a splondid crook of beautiful olear water, puro as crystal, and roomy enough for bathing facilitioß; £100 cash, tho balance as agreed. WOOD-STREK ~ Ponsonby-First-olass rosi deuce; a good cornor sito with unintoruptod viow of tho harbour. Ono of she beet proper ties in tho district Prico, £900, with easy terms. PONSONBY ROAD-An exceptionally Grand Cornor Site. £20 por foot WOOD-STREET, Ponsonby - Choice Villa Residence largo rooms, and vory lofty ; con crete walks, and splondid marine viow. flß6o, with easy terms. BIRKENHEAD-!!} Acres, at £50 por aero. £50 cash. Balance on easy terms. RAGLAN, Govornmont Township —A Good Section. Very cheap. CHEAP COTTAGES FOR WORKING MEN. Stanloy-stroot .. £300 Oommoroial RoadJ£2Bo Honio-stroot .. £250 Kingsland.. .. £140 Kingsland.. .. £250 Sussex-street .. £350 Vory easy terms for either of tho abovo, on do forred payment system,can bo arranged. HEPBURN-STREET (City) - Freehold Rosi- Grounds, with ovory convenionco 2for a family. £50 cash; tlio balance as agreed, SARANGAHAPE ROAD-Ono of tho fore most properties in this rapidly advancing thoroughfare near the residence of Dr. Richardson, having a frontage of 88 feet, with very comfortablo residonco of 0 rooms. Prico, £1,450. BERESFORD-STREET-City Freehold With Dwolling-hoiißo of T rooms. Only £000. NEW LYNN—Vory choap Cottages. Easy terms. NEW LYNN, noar Railway Station—lo acres woll-sholtored land, just tho thing for a working man; good for Markot Gurdon and Orchard. Prico. £12 per acre. LUCAS'S CREEK-500 Acres Valuablo Timber Land, containing over 500,000 feet of Kauri, suitablo as baulk timber, which can be easily fot out A large quantity availablo for hinglcs, Palings. Posts, &c. Tho Blook con tains at least 400,000 feet of Rickors, valuablo for small spars, which can he easily got into Auckland harbour within two days, uosidea which thoro arc fully 10,000 tons of Firowood. Thoro is monoy in this property, and it is dirt choap to a man who understands how to work it. IMPROVED FARM—I7S Acres; good Houeo and Out-buildings; 10 acres foncod and ploughed; 2 aores Orchard in full bearing, within half a milo of Railway Station. £5 per acre. MANUREWA.—ISO Acres, tho best part of the block known as Hunter's Bush, with somo valuablo purlrl and a running stream of fresh water. £'J por acre. KYBER PASS.—Good Shop and Residence. Cheap. FARM, MAHURANGI.—SS2 Aores, with 100 Acres in Grass, and good Dwelling of 10 Rooms. To bo Leased, on easy termß, W. L. MITCHELL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, COOMBES'S ARCADE, QUEEN-STREET mO TRAVELLERS. PRESENTS FOR HOME Very handsome Inlaid Table Tops, Cabinets, and Walking Sticks, made from the pick of New Zealand's beautiful woods, at very reason able pricos. Carefully packed for Bhipment W. NORRIE, Top of Shortland-street. DICHMOND HO U S |E, PONSONBY ROAD. AUCKLAND, TV. COCHRAN, Sen., FAMILY BUTCHER. j " BUCHU PAIBA. "-Quick, complete cmt, nil -uinojdnj 1 Kidney, Bladder And Urluary DlMues. At Drags, t*. j -rStitr, ' imfir, KeffiDthoou Fraur __r ____._. AsunU, Auckland. £



--STHJGH ON CORNS."-<Ailr**6 m- Coras."1 iiuick relief* complete renmiW^WM T AND TRANSFERfOTPI Notice is hereby given thatMMffl hereinafter described will bebroagßH provisions of "The Landllanfflf W unleso caveat in tho nicanunH. ttjnj bidding tho samo on or before MJH April next!— . ■ | JOHN COMRIE-Ldt No.'8«?«H of allotment No. 8. ol fert___\ Suburbs of Auckand. IndCOTfgi Bros. Diagrams may be Inspectedat MM Bated this 20th day of r*\mmlMS Lands Registry Office, Anckau:. THKO. KISffIJJM District todMjg SALE OF T. B. ROBSOIfB 70-inch White Twill SaoeUm* at Rendell's Brighton House, ttP«jj| ■VT Z. INDUSTRIAL EMS-S I J3I • m. ■> TO EXHIBITOBB, Have your SHOW 'GAS*,! Made in Weiawcitok, and are rWtoC* ago, freight, s», E. B. HAUGHTjCirajj EXHIBITION SHOW CASS** johnsiok-stbb?, Wellinotos, Estimates and Plana __i. TMT C. YAXLEY, M.|« VKTERINARy SUBGKO.*' To the Australian Muttjj4^*««j Society (Limited). . PITT^STRKET, Near St. Jamert^B rp or R I?JJF*.jM Having secured the Belmo^^B murl. the undersigned is aWgsgP in any quantity. Orders J°rflgM attended to. _. a shaManp. oppgifeS CIALB OF T. BrraW® 0 Tapestry Carpets. hiMd^lg Brighton Houso^topofOWf£S»^' W" o' R ■ AU oMldresisuffer tifflSH Apothecaries' K*\_WVW*£%£Jfc mooTHACHrcim.- £** 1 ReUof-ODONTJJipIG^SM B-. a SHARLAND. onnos|w \sgZ_\ D R arbors 7^M AND BTKKL «s'fi?S medicine of theduy. „«fflßfl nlal Agent F. 0. aßMi^o.VK^^" RELIEF from Conch %&&* sharland'P cWi|; Prioe, 2s 6d and Is &.-*• «* """^ j^jKg th postroffloß^__„ —■—wim^B JKj gont PreparaOOT rtßgJ^H every article^/ a ,f$ xf*&&>**> the public. Prioe. Is W A D»« . Ape&eoarlee E& __. rr ---- i -^« cS^n^ttohranß'aAuatloaJM^^ pHEAPEST~JIO^: ON "*~M GRAND VIEW. .^ntf **"^||j Apply at once. O. Customers behMs™^||«M of Hop Beer, &o„ mUinfMw jot Store. Franklin Hoa^ — %M_mi J> JOSEPH MArMMBI Koskill must be J^^'&^ijK and expenses paid on »W*. v |M|H be sold to <__*^V__\M