THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1885,

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D. F. Evan s, KSTATffi, HOUSE. AND LAND AGKNT, AUCTIONEER, &o. mo CAPIXALISTt; AJSO OTHE!' 0 s^Rsr-orxass intistmbnt in this CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Doublo Shop, Storo room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brink on (rtnno foundation, in flrat,-climn position, and well adapted for tjolieilor's Chambers, being situated In Shortland-street, near thoso linndsoino aniJ oxtoiiHivK now premiaes iueounio of eonnl.rue- Mon for the Kvknino Si'AH ; and also near the Post-office, hunks, and thoso magnificent, now block of buildings (the Arcade) now about to bo erected for tho Now Zealand Insnranco Com pany. This is a real first class investment, and well worthy tho attontion of capitalists, i is, with out doubt, tho most raluablo and safest invest ment now in tho Market, with undeniable pros peotlvo value, socond to nono in Auckland. _ ARTHUR-STREET, OIF Franklin Uoad-New Villa Residence; verandah and balcony j gas and water; gas stove, &"c.; benntiful view. Price. £700. 12i« AtiBKUT ROAD, Dovonport-Hnnd?omo VillP, C r.ioms, qr.ito new. and well llnisheit. Larj;u allo.mont, SO x 15', voloauio. About 13 ruinutja from wliarf. ' [> •' ALBERT R'JAD (Uevonport)-lfand"omc Now Villa, I) rooms, well finished; allotment .fl by 150 ; onn w.itor tank ; gas oan b-i hud on if required; anont 12 minutnV walk trprn Iho lievonpoi'l Whuvf; lioubc is just being flnishod; prico. £1 10 cash. W& AUCKLAND—VaIuabIe itusinow Sito for >:.\U\ situnto in Shortland-street, corner of Julls Lane, and immediately between tho vre miaos of Messrs A. Clark and Sons and Bj-croftand Co. Tf.rma easy. AVON DALK-Koiiß-^, 5 rot ms. and t acres lan.'. Tho house is woil flnish'-dsnit fitted with nil oonventences-cupboards.pholves, &c. liwt rato land /or fruit grower. Near Miss James's: about 23 mirutoj from btntion T.irms £50 cash, balance aa agreed. 11>J BAYFIKLD. PONSONBY-Nico Now Ilou'O of 4 rooms, ecullery. nice position, frcohold allotmont; only £250. , _('*?» BELLWOOD, Mount Roskill Road—Comfort able Verandah llottago of 1 rooms; large allotmont. 60 x 132. Prfro, only £110. (1385) CHURCH-STIWET- Villa Rosidonce of S rooms, fitted with cupboards, dresser register grato, oven, &o.: good well and tank, woll-stocked gardon. Prico. £3SO. (729) CBUMiIER ROAD-Villa of 7 rooms: wish hoiiao, copper, city water and gas. kitchen range; finished in flrstoltisa style; good view £480. 1325 CLAUKNCK- STREET. PONSONBY -Nice Verandah Cottage of 4 rooms and scullery; allotment. 40 x 87: £270. mrr CLEVELAND ROAD, PARNELL-Firstclaas Family Residence of 9 rooms; wash-houao. eas and water; grand view; large allotment, grounds nicely laid out. £1,200. (1234) DBURY-Farm of 1,400 auros, partly Improved: Cottage and outbuildings.good land, well watered. Owner would subdivide. Price, £310 per aero. Near tho K.iraka. (USD KLDON-STREET, PARN'ELL - Comfoi tIDe Verandah Cottogo of 7 rooms, stable, work shop, So. in first-class oider; kltchon range, drpsaer, well, pump, ace near the beach; price, £150. U/9 EPSOM-61 acres of First-class Volcanio Laud, fronts main rood ; grand position. 0332) EAST TAMAKI—Nice Little Farm of 51 acres; good grass; plenty of water j valuable busk! good alluvial soil; £350. 01W) KPSOM—Gentleman's Residence and Grounds, This is tho property of a Gentleman wnc has spared neither time nor money, not only lv beautifying tho Grounds, but in furnish^ ing the House with every possible com fort and convenience Stables and necessary out-bulldings, &0., &o. Cards to view from the undersigned. . m uu»> FLAT BUSH-A good Farm of 90 acres, with all usual out-buildings, oven; about 13 mUef from Auokland Must bo sold. 1033 FERNLEIGH-STREKT-3 Verandah Cottagce of 3. 1, and 5 rooms respectively. In good order. City water laid In. Price, forahe three, £560. A good investment (1102) FRANKLIN ROAD-Two Good Villa Resi denoes, ahnost new-one of 6 rooms and the other of 5; gas and water. Allotments ii x iao each; magnlfloent viow of hajSour, GR AFTONIR sOAD^Handsome Villa of 7 rooms, v'raodah and balcony ; grand view; house almcst now ;_ city water; copper in wash- GEORGE ANi)t{YLE STREETS (comer■ of)- Very supmior House, beauatully finished off in cedar and ornamental woods. To, be GIBRALTAR ac K Eas<fENT (ParnelD-A^ry Handaome Villa Residence, possessing six fin" rooms; gas and water throughout; wEshhoune and every convenience; free ho'd alktment, 36 x 100: well drained and Slanted this property is pleasantly situated, commanding a most extensive viow of Uie -iRWT,oA^fD n-SITREBT, Freoman's Bay—Comfort iJble Cottage of 4 rooms, freehold allotment epv\ <«'») HUNUA-170 acres Bush Land, situated about 6 miles from station; good stream of water, Prico, only £1 per acre. (l-^'» HAMILTON - Splendid Little Farm of 40( a^res mostly subdivided into paddocks situate near the township; good road, splen did house, nno posiUon. trice, only £1000 KINGSLAND (2nd Avenne)-House of 1 room! and workshop ; A.lotmcnt 40 x 112. Pnco LAKB°ROAD. NORTHCOTE-26 acres of Lone (flrat-oiasßland). onlya short distance UTARAKTAI—I4O acres of Bush (kauri ant M Mack birchJ. containing about 409.000 feo kauri. 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 ton>lo. bark. Stock and plant at valuation, £700- MA^UREWA-ISO acreß Good Mixed Lane M (volcanio and loam), near Mr Martin's MOUNT-BoiSrSonnt Ro*ill Road^Ve'r: M Comfortable Verandah Villa of 6 rooms wash-house. &c, &c; volcanic aUctmcn n" (TCo*£l°? \liou) NKWTON'ROAD-Good investment; two ver NKS Houses; gas and city water in each jioth in first-class order and in splendi. position, close to Karangahape Itoad NO RTHCOTE%?on h?h Pc Potat-MaJiSc^ N°view of harbSur: an Allotment, 132 x 135 nniv £"75 • a bargain. u«>U NORTH tTuuRB-Sevoral Marino Residonce and Allotments. Residences ranging fror, £185 and upwards. Allotments from £2 pc NORFOLK STREET, Pcnsinby-Vcry Com paVtlmd we'l finished Villa of fi rooms fath-aosm.*;r., fitted with every conveni enco; gas. cui-boardß. copper batl', vene U-n. &c, &c;frontstwostreets, and aitnat 1 eaa PonEonby R'ad, (ns» hwwhuNGA iHUIBDro')-About 17acres magni oNfifentLild; adjoins Pah Estate. Bcautifu ONE^NENUI. Ararimu (about 28 from Auok "land and 3 miles from railway station) sSendld Farm of 787 acres, well watered Sfand piece bush: good homestead, emndrj Sutbulldings, stock-yards, &c.; Byroad VKT^BJOA^OooA House of 7 rooms, pleas P Syritaated isplendid view; l^allot PIA To t'Upp^?!Thames-Magniflce»t Block o acres Flrst-claBS Land. First class family residence, men's cottogeß, am Sunferousout-buUdings, orchard, to^ otTiTTCTCOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot PUS witoHouse of i rooms,Shop,stab c gfTllu. Prloe.£«s. Can be sold on terms onxrqONßY KOAD-Comfortable Vila of I -™« *r -c., all in good order: ncai residenofo! M?l)evore; allotment 34 g 100 mmnimY ROAD. — Good Villa Residence view and close to tho water. AUotment, ElC^MO^b^RoVD^Ssomo VUla of 5 MCr?omsr&c; kttchen range, copper, fec^fco. nnCKY hNOOK^aood House of 6 rooms" ana vfrandah ; allotment 40 x 120; quite new; £160. (1-3') wANfttRiRI-Compact Little Farm of 200 mostly in grass; pleasantly situated Sn bank of tie Watkato, near tho station^ «VT.n;.BTREET--Pretty Verandah Villa of 6 RY^msf&o.; allotment 66 x 120; a very aYM^teEiT-Handsome TO. Tl S™oms and out buildings, pleasantly situated inSvmnnrt-'-atreot.jti.t above residence ol Sir B1 Whiwker. The houee is in firflt-class order, and replete with every convenience, such as city wafer, bath, gas. &o, 758 L. aHTCRIDAN-STREET-Comfortable Houso, fi 8 nonr gas and water laid, &c, &c.; allol ment 34 x 101: about 12 minutes from Qneen avtTTMI Vn'st'rEET (near Throe Larapß, Pon- SH^nbyK-Vwy pretty Verandah Cottage of I rooms and soSllery la flrst-cl»ss order and ST °MARY?S ROAD, PONSONBY- Splendid ST'coiSct site; near Three Lamps; 50 x 120 TKNNyioN-STRKET (Surrey Hills)-A well hnllt Houso of 6 largo roomB; every con venience. Allotment 40 x 132. Price, £555. TAMAKI EAST-Snug Farm of 120 acres; Boodland and residence of 7 rooms and Ssual outbuildings. TUAKAU-' ■orovod Farm of 111 acres, good House, a.a out-buildings; orchard: all 15 sms] part croj ped. Very comfortable and Sesiiable place. £1.100. _ - TAURAROA-80 acres of mixed bush Land tor £40. llm> VALLEY ROAD, Mount .Eden-Grand Build tag Allotments, splendid view, from 30s per foot Terms. liis VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-Now Villa Residence of 5 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria soil, and good position. Only £320. ttWt) VTCRMONT-STREET—Commodious and com tortable Villa Residence of flvo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city water and every con venience ; good allotment. Very cheap. WATPU—Grand Farm of 260 {acres—tho very bast in the district; good house and out buildings ;to be sold very cheap. (1146) WOLF-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice ViUa Residence,^ rooms large workshop, &c &O £420. (1242) •WYKDHAM-STREBT, just at corner of Albort street; grand site; fine allotment, with old cottages now standing. D, V. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND BSTATB AGENT, AUCTIONEER, tea. 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W, L. M^ CHELL LAND AND ESTATE! AGENT, COOUBES's AKOADE, QtTF.EN-STP.IiKT. BANKERS—National Hank of Now Zealand. Telephone ICxchungo. No. 199. lioius »ud iutevesi OuUeeteu iv U)\\u aiiu country. Money Invested fcr Capitalists on flrst-elßss securities without charge Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. Partnerships arranged. Estates Managed for Absontoos and othors. Tenants guaranteed to landlords. Houses To Let and Properties For Sale or Lease placed on my Books Freo of Charge Innurancen oflooted at Lowest Rates, and Conlidontittl Agencies undertaken. IUJILDINU ALLOTMENTS KOU MALIC. CITY—A Grand Freehold, situate in CustoniH strcot Wost. near tho junction of Viotoriast, A doublo frontage: au oxcollent sito for fac tory. Only £750, and easy terms. CHKAP ALLOTMENTS, Sussex-street, noar to Upjflr Pitt-street, £3 per foot. VICTORIA AVENUK—Grand Corner, also Good Allotments. £3 per foot. KINGSLA NI)-Cho:ip Allotment, only £35. MOUNT KDKN, main road-Good Business Stand, £7. VIKU" ROAD— ta lior foot. VICTORIA AVKNUK, Mount Eden—Exccllont Villa 81tO. £3. MARINE PAKADK. Ponaonby—£3 por foot. KINU-STHKK'I'-L';.3 por foot. ALliOTMlCNT—Noleon-strcot. 22 x 105, £8 per foot. \VKiiLI\O".'ON-ST.—Allotment. £3 por foot. PONSONBY ROAD-fiU per foot. KINQSLAND, main road—Allotment, £3 por foot. MOUNT ROSKlLL—Allotment on main road. very oh'oap, at Ka. ICAttANGAHAPK ROAD-A Grand Slto for liusinoss, £jO pur foot. PIMWPKOT-STRKtfT, Mount ROBldll-32a 6d por foot. HOUSES FOR SALE. No £210—Homo street, I rooms, Bcullory, otc. 555 •Ci'tUl— Onnnnereiiil ltunci, 4 vooms. scul., etc. siiSo £?00—Stanley-st., 5 rooms each (2 Co'ttaKoa) NHi £,'!oo—Mary-strect.s rooms, scullery, etc. 827 £340—Vie. Park. N.S., A rooms, grand view 582 £350—Commercial RO:id, 6 rooms, scul., otc. SGBI SS">o— .vlount Albert, 7 rooms, well, etc. SjC £350—Suaaox-strcot, -1 rooniß, soulleiy, etc 551 £380—Proapoct-atreet, 0 rooms, outhouse 518 £HK)— Mary-streot. 5 rooms. Bcullory, otc. 627 £125—Prospect-3t.,ti rooms, batli, outhouses 500 . £450—Mt. Roskiil, Grooms, all conveniences 577 £500— IVft. Rcskill, 6 rooms, all conveniences 578 £s'.'o-Vic Avenue, 0 rooms, scullory, etc. 552 £520—W'ynyard Road, it rooms, bath. oto. 620 £sGo—Forntcigh st.. (2 Cottuges), 5 rma caoh 533 £600—Day-street, 7 rooms, gas, water 509 £'i2;—Mt. Kuen Kd., 7 rma.,allconvonionces 529 £C:!o—Kilon Vale Rd., 6 rooms, ooncroto tank 522 £050 -Wynyiird Road, 9 rooms, bathroom £700—Wyuyard Koad, 1 rooms, washhoueo 528 NOUTUCOTE—A Grand Biuiacss Salo, 00 by 17', in tho main road near to the wharf, offered at an exceptionally low price to eil'ect nn immortia 0 dwnoaa1. CLOSK TO TH.X OlTY—Large 3 storied House, containing 7 rooms, kitchen, bath-room, waah houso, workshop. The roomß are largo and ofty and the houno is thoroughly wollfininhod thron<;honnt. Price, iSGOu. 590 MAN UitKWA—Tea minutes' walk from tho 1 railway station: i'oo acres, with ten-roomed Houho, stable, piggeries and outhouses. 20 acres pnrlrl and mixed bush, GO aorcß in grasa, 1 and a running stream through tho property. £7 per acre. 002 , AN IMPROVED FARM with i mile river frontago, 71 acres rich looso loamy clay, ; 40 acres of which are undor cultivation; re ! inaindor mixed bush. Price, £330. 613 £325—Eighty acres, known as Green Hill. Oruawharb Block; 40 acros in grass; all 1 fanced withbarbod wires. 007 ■ NGARUAWAHIJ A handy little Farm, with 1J miles frontage to tho Waikßto River; 247 aores; partly fenced, and laid down in grass. • v Good home, orchard, dairy, ttablo. £3 10s ncr ' acre. 605 A STORE ON A M AIN ROAD, doing an tx -1 tensive Grocery, Drapery, and Ironmongery I Business; large double-fronted Shop, with 10-roomed Dwelling, and over an Aero of 1 Land; three chains rrontago to tho rood. For i Freehold. £150. Stock at valuation. 1 MOUNT ALBERT — A well-finished 6-Rooraed Residence, bay window, verandah, kitchen, bath, fitted with every convenience, including 1 electric bella; grounds, 1 Acre in extent, tastefully laid our.; stable (2 stall), coach-house, cowshod, &c Price, £7io 589 SUBURBAN VlLLA—Seven Rooms, withovor three Acres of ground planted in fruit trees, 1 and well laid-out garden; a grand north-east aspect, with a good boundary; creek of beautifully oloar water. Cash, £100 to £230; balance, 8 per oent. 651 CORNER ALLOTMENT. Wood-Btreot.-ICo x 1 100, with Buildings thereon, consisting of shop and dwelling of 5 rooms; also, 6-Roomod House. The vendor wishing to effect immo diate sale, offers this at the exceedingly low : prico of £775. 657 ! A GRAND PROPERTY unequalled for situa tion, consisting of eight acros of rich soil, with large House with spacious, 1 ofty, halls and en i tertalning rooms, ball-room, conservatories, rockeries, tenni3 lawn, and gardonß. Price £1,000. 537 TO FRUIT-GROWERS. MARKKT - GaR DKNER^.AND OTHERS—W. L. MITCHELL t has several sections from ono to twenty acres , in various localities, close to town, sultablo for such pnruoaos, Bnd is in a position to give j the most leliable information. " Chas. "Williamson, \ HOUSE. LAND. & COMMISSION AGENT, HIQH-ST., NKAB ftUOItTLAND-KT. I _—_ 1 TELEPHONE NUMKER-184. RiSNTH *ud INTKBKST Collected, 1 £STATRS Managed for Absentoes. t UOUSKS TO LET and PROPERTIES FOR f SALE placed upon my Lista Freo of Charge. . BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALK 1 AT FES TOOT I— ■ EUcrslle, £2 Kpsom Road, £3 Newmarket, 60s Hepburn-stroot. 80b V Randolph-street Llgar Place. 80s '• West-street, 42s Emmett-atreet, 82a 6d ' Boreaford-ntroet. 70s Conouest Place. £8 Howo-stroet, 100a Brown-street, 70s f Shelly Beaca Ro»d. fis Customhouee-streot >■ Northcoto. 10s and £5 Fort-street (loose), 60a 1 Ireland-street Fitzroy-stre^t, 60s - And In various other streets at low rates. HanKors: Nuaonel Hank of New Zealand ' MONEY Invested for Capitalists on First •< olasaSecraritios without ohahoe. Six percent allowed on deposits until invested. 8 MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. a BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES Bought r ALLOTMENTS Bought ar,d Housob Bnilt on the Weekly Payment System. Plans and '• speclQcations prepared at lowest rates. 1. &uxti TO LKND. In Sums of «10 and upwards ;- on good securities. ■■ DEVONt'ORT—Shop, Dwelling, and Largß 8 Corner Allotment for Sale, olose to first wharf; splendid opening for grocer or speculator. Easy ■ terms can be arranged. 1 £500-FINE NEW VILLA RESIDENCE for Sale, off Kyber Pass Road, fitted with Leuming - ton range, gas, water, and all conveniences. LKASKHOLD COTTAGE AND STABLE for • Sale, in Freeman's Kay; 32 years to run, 1 KLLKRSLIE GARDENS—Fine Allobnent of 1 la lr lp for Salo, planted with trees, at tno low price of £165. A bargain. i- ONE ACRE OF LAND for Sale, at Belmont, '<• with three road frontages. New 7-roomod HOUSE For Sale in Arawa-pt, f £500; also very convenient House Duke-Bb, with - range, gas, wash-house, &c, £400. 1 *m—New House, in Devon-street, Newton, for Sale; a bargain at the price, LICHFTELD-STRKET.— Six-roomed House '* for Sale: detaohed wash house and large Shod; , gas and water; well drained. Price, £110. Close to Tramway. > PARNELL-To Let for 12 months, House, . stable, and 4 J acres grass Land, at 20s weekly ; also, other Houses, t EPSOM ROAD—Six Aores of Land for Stile r and S-roomed House, wash-house, stable, , garden, orchard; volcanic Boil; price, £830. THREE ACRES of excellent Land for Sale on the lake Rood. Fenced, cultivated, and 5 planted with shelter troea; sea and road front r age. A decided bargain. ; CHOICE FARM at To Kopuru for Salo; 110 acres; new 4-roomed House, 5-wire fences, ox , cellont loamy soil. Only £150. j NEW FIVE-ROOMK,!) HOUSE for Sale in , Brown-sti eet. £320; Five-rooniod House and f four rooms, Oobden-stroet, with 9-stall stable, t £850; gas and city water. FOUK-ROOMkD HOUSE For Sale in King strootr, £220; Keppell-Btroot, £200. General ' Store. Mount Mori. £800. £325.-FIV«;-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale at Rocky Nook; well-finished, large allotment. NORFOLK-STREKT.-Shop and Five-roomed ; House for SsJe for £575; corner allotment. MOUNT EDBN.—Six-roomed House for Sale , In View Road: large allotmont.£36o. 1 RUSSELL-STREET. - Fino large roomy House for Snlo. thoroughly well-finished: £490. PITT-S'fRKBT, - Splendid Corner Site for Shops and Dwellings, to be Leased for 100 years, less or more; 72 feet frontage by 93. lla 6d WEEKLY.-New Five-roomed House . For Sale in Howe-street: small doposlt PRATT-STRBKT. — Well-fluiahed Cottage , (new), for Sale for £310: olty water. £280-FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE For Bale in Bond-street; will be sold on easyterms. RUSSELL-STREET. — Five-roomed Houee , for Sale for £225. near Great North Road. I MOUNT EDEN - Faithfully-built Family • Residence of 8 rooms with 7 fire-places; do -1 tached wash-house, S.OOOgall. oonorete tank ■ back entrance for buggy. £(175, very oheap. ; SURREY HILLS ESTATE-7-roomed House (new) For Sale; vory convenient; £500. Also. Five-roomed House, excellently built and fin ished ; £375. Four-roomod Houso, £300. IGNG3LAND—SeveraI Houses Il'or Salo vory cbonp. from £140 npwarda. ; RICHMOND ROAD.-Protty Cottage (Now) For Sale, with all conveniences: £220 ■ cas laid on. Also, new House for £270. £101.—New Four-roomod HOUSE For Sale in centre of city (leasehold). £50 deposit; balance on deferred payments. £280.—Now Four-roomed HOUBE For Sale In Howa-streot(freehold). £50deposit; termo. PRETTY VILLA RESIDENCE for Hale in Llisooln-stroei;; gas, city water, range. £360 FRANKLIN ROAD.-8-roomed Houoo and Allotment For Sale. A bargain. £190—Comfortable HOUSE For Sale in Sussex- Btreefc. Nowtoa Road. Small deposit only £S \ EARLY—AUotineatu to be Leasod in Howa cad Beresford streets for thirty-three Years. Money lent to build with if desired. SPRING-STREET, Frooraan's Bay-8-roomod HOUS9 For Sale, well finished: citywater, and all other conveniences. Price. £400. NEL3ON-STREET-2 Brick Soml-dotaohed VUla Residences For Sole, with large allotment and fine view. Chance for speculator. FARMS also For Sale at Waikomlti, Paremo remo. Waitakerei, Mahurangl, North Shore. OHAB. WILLIAMSON. ASTATIC J, GHENT HTGH-STRKKT. "- At LOWEST Market Rates i Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Rerosene, Paint, and Olive Oila Champion'B, Scott's, and Storer'a Qennlni White Lead, in wood Mnntz Metal and Nails Large Stook of Canvas, various brandi Wire Rope, from 11 inch to J inoh Bolt Rope. Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Fall! £fora from 18 owt to 10 lbs. L>Waa, from 1 inch to 1 Inoh. Ook» and Fish OU, ft I. MOKBNZIE MM.**** fc^.



ADAM BBDE'3 CONSULTATION ON TILE GItEAT SORTUEIUN SXJELCPLECUASK, Bun at Auckland on Junk C, lSS'i. 2.C00 MEMBERS AT 103 EACH. Steeplechase. O.\an Pkizks. First Horao .. £.100 ? Prizes at £25 .. £50 Second Horao .. 100 10 Prizes at 10.. 10fl Third Horeo .. SO 30 Prizes at 6.. 150 Starters .. .. 1001 Non-ntiirtcru .. 150 • 'I'oliil .. ..£3OO Total .. ..£7OOI In tho event of more Mian ",oiio 'J'iokota being applied fur, tlto l'ri;:oH will bo increased pro rata. Ailam Bedo would particularly draw Biih scrlbora' attention to the fart, that all his Con- Bultationa are drawn In tho presence of tho Pross and a (Jommittoo of Subscribe™. Also, that arrnniicmcitlx are now complete for a scries of Consultations throughout the year. Any Subscriber drawing a prize will lie allowed, if ho no desires it. to invest in liny future list any mini not exceeding £\ without remitting any fnrthor caali, thia amount, to bo deduoted from prizo money. JCarly application for shares should be made by letter only, enclosing two stamps, with exuhangn on c.licnucs, or by money ordor. bank noti'H. or drafts. Registered Inttcra or telegrams will not on any tiecount bo re ceived. If bank notna aru Bont, pleaßO use two onvelopes, ono soalcd and placed inside tlio other. P.O ordors preferred when procurable. It will greatly oxpodito business if an addroßßfld onvolopo Is onclosod with ovplication. Address— ADAM JRIODK, Caroof 11. N. Abbott, BOX No. 2. POBt-011100, AUCKLAND. £30001 ADA MANTUA. I £3000 ANNUAL CONSULTATION ON TnE PROVINCIAL HANDICAP. QUEEN'S BIHTHUAY MEETING, To bo run at the Fokruhy lUcecourbb, Dunkdin, on tho 23rd May, 1835. Will Cloao on tho 21at May, 18S5. 6000—Members at 10s Each.—CoOo Horse. 112 Cash Awards. First £600 2at £100.. ..£'2oo Second .. .. 300 4at 50 .. .. 200 Third .. .. 2UU Bat «.. .. HM Starters (divided, 10 ut 20 .. .. 2(4) about £40 oaoh) SCO 20 at 10 .. ..200 Non starters (dlv., 20 «t 8 .. _ 160 about JBIG each) 300 48 at 6.. .. 210 £1(500 £1400 Each ticket has oiulit diances, and con obtain a prize in each of iho eight drawings. Plouso Bend P.O. Orders when convenient, and two etanvpß for reply and result. Country cheques must have Is exchango added. Should this Consultation oxooed 6000 Imom bors. all priziw will be divided pro rata. READ THIS—My Consultation on the Dun odin Cup oloaed with 8311 subaorlbers. Tho firat prize of £896 net went to v -well-known nmsk-.mu In Dunedin; the second prize of £118 act. went to an omploye in a browury nt Invor cargill; tlie third prize of 4221 net. wont to a woll-ltnown caruonter in Dunedin. Tho names and addresses of the gcnUonien who formed tho committee, with tho names and ad dresses of tho principal prize takora, havo been furnished toall the leading newspapers through out Now Zealand. Investors can obtain names and addresses of tho throe principal winners, also names and addrospes of the committee, and can also inHpect Adi'a books at nil times. N.B.—As usual, tho principal winners, also names and addresses of the uontlomon who form iho committee, will bo forwarded to all the leading newspapers throughout Now Zealand. Address- ADA JKNTUA. Caro of Lyons and Hart, Box 351, Poat-olllco, Dunodln. mO ADA'S S ÜBSORIBEB2T, CAUTION. This is to Inform Ada's iiumuroUß friend.* mod subscribers that sho has discovered that a person has started a Consultation under tho misleading norn de plume ot "ADA Man-tau," and uu she considers that this was assumed for the purpose of misleading the public. BUttVwgß lo state that the only kkal, and ijsoitimatb " ADA MANTUA " is oare of LYONS & HART, Rox 351. P. 0.. DIiNKDIN. TT AWKE'S BAY RACES. JACOB EAITUFUL S CONSULTATION Will closo 28th Aphil next. 105—3,000 Members at—los. HAWKE'S BAY HEETIXS, To bo run on Ist May next. £1,5C0 ON THE MAY DAY HANDICAP. Each Ticket has Six Chances. May-Day Handicap. Cash Prizes. Istliorso .. ..£3OO lat£lOO .. _ £IC< 2ndHorso.. .. 150 2at lOil .. .. 10J SrdHoreu .. .. 75 10 at 20 .. ..201 Others, div. .. 200 Iff at 10 .. .. 150 15 at .. .. 225 £725 £775 Each ticket has six chances. Ono Uokot can win first prize In raco event and five separate cash awards, in all £485. Drawing under the supervision of town and country shareholders and representatives of the press. Country ohequos must have Is added for ex: ohango. P.O. Ordors preferred. Two stamc* (or reply and result. Apply JACOB FAITHFUL, Care of N. Jacobs, Bo* 7 Post-ottleo. NAiw.n. FIDELITY " COMPANY'S ANNUAL PROGRAMME ON THE PROVINCIAL HANDICAP, To be run at Dunedin on the 23rd May, 1883. 3,000 Programmes aro now published at 10s each. Please remit stamps for reply and result. First Horse ..£4OO N.Z. BONDS. Second Horae .. 200 1 Bond at £100 .. £100 Third Horao .. 100 2 „ at SO .. 100 Others (divided).. 200 10 „ at 20 .. 200 10 „ at 10 .. 100 20 „ at 6 „ 100 Total .. ..£9OO l3Bonda Total.. £800 REMITTANCES ARK TO BE SENT AS FOLLOWS: 1. Cheques, P.O. Orders, or Bonk Notes. 2. Make crossed cheques, with Is added for exchange, payable either to a No., or simply to bearer a* printed, but not to any particular porson. If cheques or bajk drafts are payable either to a particular porson or to order they will be returned to tho sender. 3. Post office Ordor& may ha sent, but they must bo mado ptiyablo to Fidolity Company only, and not to any particular porson. 4. Registered lotters or telegrams cannot bo ropllod to. Address only ap below: FIDELITY COMPANY, Caro of Alfred A. Cameron's Box 251, Post-oliico, Dnnedln. EACH 10s VOUCHER HAS SIX CHANOKS. THE GLOBE CONSULTATION COM PANY'S PROGRAMME ON BIRTHDAY HANDICAP, DUNEDIN, AND N.Z. GRAND STEEPLECHASE, CHRISTCHURCH. To bo Run on 25th May, 1885. 6,000 Shares at 10s Each, 3,000. Firßt Prizo Birthday Handicap, £600. Prize N.Z. Grand National Handicap, £100. ABOUT 100 PRIZES. The above Company, in presenting their 2nd Programme, would call special attention to the address of the parties entruated with tho corro spondonce. Having boon ontrusted by tho Canterbury Jockey and other Clubs with tho solo management and control of their totalisa tors, which have given universal satisfaction to the public, will be a sufficient guarantee as to the genmnoness and auceesßful working of the Consultation. *3T Spocial advantages aro offered to Investors in The Globe Consultation Company" by reason of tho tickets being printed in such a manner as to enable the purchaser of a whole ticket to dls- Pobo of a half sharo. and as oaob half of the ticket is numbered, tho money will be paid to holders of same on presentation. Letters to enclose two 2d stamps for reply and result. Mono? ordors accepted. Cheques marked correct with In exchange added outside of Canterbury. Ten per cent, deducted from all prize moneys. Programmes, with nomina tions aud full particulars, sent post free on application. Address: CLOBE CONSULTATION CO., P.O. Box 287. Caro HOBBS and GOODWIN, Hobbs'a Buildings, Cathedral Square, ___^^ Christchurch. "A NEMO'S CONSULTATION -CS-0 ON THE TAKAPUNA BIRTHDAY CUP AND STEEPLECHASE la now opev. To he Run May the 21th, 1885. 2000 MEMBERS at |Js. Birthday Cup. Steeplechase. First Horso .. £100 First Horse .. £100 Second Horse .. 50 Second Horse .. 50 Third Horse .. 25 Third Horse .. 25 Othew (div.)' .. 75 Others (div.) .. 75 Total £iio Total £250 Two separata Drawings, and each Ticket has rwo Chances. To be drawn in presence of a Committee of Subscribers and representatives af the Press. Post-offlce Orders only will be re ceived. Letters containing two stamps for re ply and result. A NEMO, Care of F, Tpmllnson, Barrel Hotel, Panja.ll, :



Scwliik Kliicliincs. QINGEU SB"WINQ MACHINES, Sales in ISS2 603,202 Machine*. „ !KSI 501,030 ,i Inprka'K 45,256, TO.THRKK OUT OS1 RVRRY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN 'NIK WOULD APK SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF TIIKKK HUNDRED FIRST I'KIZES 1 ! ! AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at per 2/6 wkkk pkr 2/6 week Only at 261, Qoeek-strekt, Auckland, BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTItER IMITATIONS. SINGER SEWING MACHINES. JB. B L A I X I E, o VICTORIA-BTUKKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDKRS1 & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIRKCT FltOM MANUKACTI7IIKRB, Has for Salo, at Lovr Rates- Carpenters' Tools Nails. Ijocks, Hinges Kitchen Ranges RoKi9ter Grates, In great Variety ! Jlurble and enamelled Slnte Mantelpieces liiirKest Stock in Auckland Marble, Klectroplute, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, anil Zlno Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. D. E V I T T GUNMAKER. 254, QUEKN-STKEKT, ACCKLAND (Opposite tho City Markot). KBTAIII.ISIIED 1859. .Intending Puyers /•»»,. eh ould inspect tho JraSHstev hi iRQK Stock of Breech THjKtKat and Muzzle loadinu; "■^BSbS9*>^ Qi uns on hund. They * Will SOI) tho IIKHT VAI.CE in KSSwC/T A uokland. Kvory Gun iho- vWKljfflßS i m luahly oxfitnined unii guarun- f "ilainmerlcss Guns, with Sio- \f. MmX I •mbn'd Patent Strol Hurrnls. .2 V--^pJaH|j and 20 RimKC : Silver's Patent Anti- fgwSßf recoil Hutt Plates: Wehloy's Hull *jßg i Dovt and Irish (Aiusliilmlury Revol- |jf J Ter's. alHd his New Patent Selt-ux- X } •'"perfoot" Relo I'.'iW .Mi'tullic Curt- #j '] ridgu CH3UB und Urimvors; Kloy'.i lto- J volvorAiumuuitionand .\ieliilllc CartrldKO l; Casoß; Nowcattlo Chilluil rihot; Curtisa } , and Harvey and I'inon Wilk'a and Lav- t renco's Gunpowder; Kloy's Wadding and j Cartridgo Cases; Powder Flasks, Shot , > Pouched, Gimio I!uK». Gun Casc-9, CnrtrliiKO "~ Bells. Gun Oil. Tow for Gun Cloiiniug, For ret Muzzles and Hulls, Saloon liilles. Air Canoß, Brocoh-loading Implementß, Fishing Tacklo. Cutlory. Fireworks. iIKPAIRS. including Browning and Ro stocking, specially nttondod to, and satisfaction guaranteed. D. EVTTT, GtJNJIAKKR AKD IMPORTKR, 251, QUEBN-STHK£T, AUCKLAND. JOHN "DUCHANAN. WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE M#£CHANT, CtTSTOMSSTREET, AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: I Tolophono Exchange, " Eagle," A uokland. I Na 65. Tlie Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA. AND CHINA TEAS. Sinco their introduction tho greatly increased demand for them substantially proves their excellence, and confirms tbo high esteem which tho Fublic have justly accorded them. The> following distinctive brands all bear his Tr ado Mnrk on the labels, and are packed in ]Qb and 41b packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 4(»lb tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD ' COUNTESS DUCIO.SS PRINCESS EtMPRESS Brands. BLENDED* PUKE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Brand. SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AKD YEAST POWDERS. These Powdors, since their introduction, have been accorded by tho public the re ception their excellence doserves, and only require a trial to bo more universnlly used. Attention ia requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobßon-stroet, Auokland, Juno 13,1884.—1 have sampled, tho Hnkini? Powder in le bulk, propwed by Mr John Buchanan, Mar chant, Auckland, and have unalyaod tho surnr, and find tho constituents, pure and well-propor : tioned. The result proves this artielo to be superior to »ny either imported or colonially prepared that has been submitted to me. and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst." Bach tin beers his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCK of GENERAL GROCKRY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by Importations from European, American, and Australian Markets. JUST BECEIVEb, EX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer tbo Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to secure other special induce ments which I am prepared to offer, TO H N T> U O H A N A N, 1 WHOLESALE GROCER. CUSTOMS-SriSBBT, AUCKLAND, FOR IMMEDIATE SAjJi, 100 scree good Totara Bush, lot 66. Waitafearel Hast. Selected many years ago on account of Its superior quality. A very low pH be will be taken. No. B,9Been-pteee*.



HELBON, MOATE&COo's CELEBRATED CHALLENGE i DRINK NELSON, BIOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENIH2D TEAS. Hundreds ivro trylnK to copy, and many aro advertlslns Common Mixtures a« Blonded Tea to mislead the public. For Government Analysis sco Ciroulare. ii!™'I.!' i^^^^s~L'^iyiS ASK FOR NELSON, MO ATE & 110.'S NATURAL FLAVOUKEO TEAS. Tlioy have been awarded GOLD AND SILVER NEDALS FOR pmtXTY. BTBENGTH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESS: - "All the Teas or this firm are Bought ,nd Blended by Mr. NELSON a Pw* resslonol Taster and Blonder of Repute. NELSON, MOATE & Cc.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: iITCKLAM>, DVNEDIN, CHRIST €HSiJU:iI, WELLINGTON, 158. QUEEN-ST.. AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. TEAy Unrivalled /ty/ is /o7 O U R/V / M a I /y2/ abounding /o7 - Ary Strength / AND 4iIGH QUALITY. aTBBDMAN'B BOOTHINQ POWDERS CHILDREN CUTTING TKKTH. CAUTION tO FUBOIUSXSB. Tht r&lne of thli Trell-known Family Medloiut om been lamely tested In all parts of the world, and by all grade* of society, for upwards of nrrr ykahh. lbs wull-oamed extensive sale ha* induced spumous imitations, some of WhlOh in OUTWARD APPKARANOK BO cloßßlj1 resemble the orlgtool as to have deceived many purchasers. The proprietor, therefore, feels' it ail* to the publlo to klvo a spoolol cautloD •gal.nut the use of Mdcli iniltntlor.s. Piiri^iiisera are theroforo requested earofnlly to obtmrvo the four following dlatlnQtlve char acteristuis. without whioh none are genuine :— Ist—ln every jiise the words John Stkkd man, CincMisT, ftAtwoiiTji, .Surhky, are en graved >;n c)io Qovernmont Stamp aflbced to each puckuL 2nd—Kttoh Single Powder has directions for the dewu and the words John Steedman, Cbemist, wa! worth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—Tho uumeiSteoduian Is always spelt with twoKK's. . . ' 4th—Tho manufacture is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold In Packets by nil Chemists and Medicine Vendors, at Is Ijd to 2a (Hi each. Agents: Kkmftiiobkk, Puosbkh and Co., Auokland, Wallini^on. f'»ua«t/4inrch, Mi* Oaneilln. pAPBRHANOINGB, W, PHILLEPPS & SON HAVU RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALS 18S-P A 0 X A G B 8-185 00HTAIK1NO 56,000 ROLLS OJT PAPEBHANGINGS, 00NSI8TINO OIT NKW PATTERNS Far Drawing, Dining. Bed-rooms, Hall and BUlrcase, suitable (or tho Mansion or Cottage. •. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS, _ „ AND)aBBT VALUE EVER OFFERED IV PAPERHANGINGS. 918—PACKAGES—916 80BIMS AND HESSIANS PLATE ANO BHSKT eLASB, WHITE T&AD, OttS, TURPS, VARNISHES. AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIES. W, PHILLIPPB 4 SON, 86 AND 07. QI7KI!N-«TRKEO. fH/TRS DOWN has JLtX just received a Select Assortment of STAY MATERIAL, in every variety and colour. STAYS, CORSETS, Upon the latest improve- Country orders punctu ally attended to, All parcels Bent post free. MRS DOWN, Stay and Corset-maker* Upper Hobaon-street. "TJHLHBADS, Memorandums, Account _D aed Invoioe Forms, engraved on oopper ■plate, Uthograpl)e4 or Printed U> type at toe



LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, &o. 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, 18-A-IsriD S-A-"W"S- Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER. DRILLING MACHINES. miiLL]]OLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. P!PE SCREWING MACHINES.^ GUNS. GUNS. GUNS. AMMUNITION. SHOOTING SEASON, 1885. T. & S. MORRIN & CO. (L m) HAVE IN STOCK A SuaKSSEfiK.ACH.LOADIKG GUNS, ' B{CELB^SIZSTovf* l% REDUCED PRICES. REVOLVERS. REVOLVERS. BEST BRANDS OF SPORTINO I'OWDERS, PATENT CIIIU.ED SHOT, CARTIUDUKS A"ND CARTRIDGE OASES (Porcussion Caps), CAKTIUDOE LOADING IMPLEMENTS, KECAITEIiS, >to. UAMB ANI> CARTKIDCE BAUS, i'OWDMK FLASKX SHOT I'OUCUES, Li»t»«t Improvements Valuable AppUonoos. Ten Y«m« I Quarontae. Patent Automatic Wlntf.sr. Fntoat Dvop-RoUorfl. fflrHßffJPsn \P»tfln«liOoee-Wlndlnßf-Whe.l. PatontThreadßolosaor. Ww. %V wirtSU Vh«»m Uaohlnon >wpt In Re»«lr* for three yoara FSBD OJT Vb. VH is*. «* imwttfttrt O»t»U*ue« *nd BemplM of W»rJt Sr*i IflAf^yiSSlT® y ""the weftheiw sewing machine agincy. MAunINL«/ Wa j BEALE, 170, qukkn-stbket^ Emu n nut m am m .«*. mm Tho Proprietor. JAMES SMITH,bogs to in- Wlfir mW V n 9 Warn «&£? tlmato that ho will bo happy to moot all his old 9U4H HI II la" M |i P| Friends, and now ones too. at his woll known Iran SB H %I P liv'l hostolry. Junction Hotkl, whore none but am S E3B HB BW M EM Swl Bret-dnss brands of liquors aro supplied, aaf Bli whh fij' ea & w Tho bust appointed Quoit and Hklttlo Grounfl OF PURE GOD LIVEE OIL Vjjr^ And Ifypophospliilos of Liiuo and Soda. YY • J-J E V S, . .TT^T. — . .... - BOOK BINDER. PAPER RULER, ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK ACCOUNT BOOK m^actuber. Possessing tho combined virtues of thwm doors above " btib" omcK, these two valuable remedies in their fullest „«■„. . nn<%r>wm nnmrn degree. More easily digested and assimi- MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKB. lated thnn in the crude form, and insurance and Mmwo Reoistbr Books especially desirable for sickly, specially Rutmo and bound. wastlno children and persons with , Magaz i neß , Public Libraries, and Snn fenblo digestive power, nnd as m ' day School Books weU bound. A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES Blbleß, Prayer and Hymn Book* •OF CHI LI) It EN, , Re-bound. A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, BAND AND OHOIR MUSIO BOOKS A REMEDY FOR ANEMIA AND GEN- ■ ERAL DEBILITY, A d X> A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, -cL« AND \x, X RIC B. AND TJJROAT AFFECTIONS, knginkkrs, boilkrmakers. In fact, nil diseases where there is an IROIJANU BRASS FOU.NDBRS. inflammation of tho Throat nn.l Lungs, a AND OKNERAL MACHINISTS. "WASTING OP THE FLKKIT, r.:i,l a THAMES, WANT of NKIiVE I'OWKH, nothing in the Have for sale the following Maohtaeryjl. world oqnnlw this ])nl.vtr.blrt EnmlMon. j Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 1^ it m jiri senbecl and ciulomi-d by tba l Horizontal Kngino, double cylinder, t^x, best ]ilrvr;;cii'.iiM.in thn vnrious conntiieaof diameter, 24iu. atroko tho wor'U, who will aitw I those fucta. } Horizontal ICnginp. lOin. by 18hi. stroke XV... t ..i > l.v -11 fi, nv>; .i« 1 Launch Kngino, IJln. by sin. stroke ioi bale lo all Chemists. t Multituhular Boilor. 17ft. long by sftMlametw I Coruish Boiler, 20ft. long by eft. diamowr 1 Cornish Boilor, 18ft. long by sft, diameter 1 Corniah Boiler, 17ft long by itt 6in. diameter 1 Corniah Boilor, 15ft. loug by sft diameter THE UNION STEAM SAW MOTTr.T). * Corniah Boiler, 15ft long by ift 6in. diametv ING SASH A NT) nnmf oriMPA n v l Vertical Boiler, Field taboa, 7ft x 3ft 4in.; no« ijnu, bASH, AND DOOR COMPANY A 9^ ntltir °' «oeond-hand Quarta-wugkinj DK/LKK IN * TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, AND r Katlniates supplied tor aUolassesof Englneeriß* TUKNERY, Work.-Makers of Sawmill and Quarto- . Supplies from Bush Mills by direct delivery at orashlng Maohlnery, Turbine Wheels any Public Wharf in Auckland:- Hydraulio Maohlnorr, Timber Jaoki, BUILDING MATERIAL IN EVERY and Patent Safety Catches fox FORM, including MOULDINGS. Warehouse and other U® Owner of tho Tairua Saw-mills, UegM WHIGH PRODUCT THE BEST JOINERS' : — ™rinthemarket. eHARtE3 HESKEm] [AtEx< AiTKEN _ H BSKETIrANDA ITKE N AND JOINERS. ■*-*?, a™ ttlnA to Inform their Customers and A Specially Selected Stock of of ulcir lasf veni-i^i^f '"V'n, 8 Bold the whole JOINERS' TIMBER Soft a iSStJJffSrOflto?nn°BSSg%Ss?bgS From the Tairau Mill, thoroughly seasoned and donMnrt upr'-'i-M s?™?"'"''- AomjlKl-/,rom Lon roady for working up, is always kept in .» ~'n (w Vil„ '~*,'„ f„„ ' """ ba? Francisco, Stock at na^unuci.an cunont seasui... growth, conaiatiiiK MECHANICS' BAY YARD. WHITE CLOVER (Trefolium renons) In lota to suit customers' requirements. 1 <Tret()lium preteiis) MECHANICS' BIT-TIMBER YARD M|KSSf *». AND FACTORY. ?^J £ SWg w^T incarn^»' TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, LUCKRNK (MedieagoKviv" TURNJSHY. KRKTWORK. A/iI% LFA 'ModicagoCliillana) And GKNIORAL J(JINKIIY Xf??^, I'"^ <^h!eum Prat.uiis) The Company continues to supply In lots to Bull MEADOW rnymw "-yiosm-us eristalus) purchasers material aa above. Pretenßiß' Stocks In alldepartmentsarelarfte.well-assorted, PRAimW DOW &RASs <l'«a nemoraliM and thoronpchly Beuiiono.l. and nnnA »J« i^ v£ mnß Schrcederi) Favourable.uo^^wiU^e given to thoae PrlceLl ß t 9 andallinfo^a-tiononappllcatlonto I™* HEAD OFFICE. Mechanics' Bay. turnips GHkis® TOP ABERDEEN J 0 B-~O T S. DKS?O^I^ D Gffi E BTONJ WfflTK Special inducements to buyers of Timber suit SWISDK TURNIPS^ rURNIPS able for Out-buildings. ' ThoT . birkenhead-InFnorthcote. The Compunv's Branch Yard in this distriotln E %ld^l Bonedust and Flour, MinwaUnd oonnec^ion witt thebualnoss of Messrs Flowellyn P^ravlan teSl £R tato Bnd Otass^lannrei &b Be^K Wd»^^^^



■V^TT OMAN'S -jp RIE ND. ■ MRS DR. STUART'S ■piAMOUS IJIKJIALK J|IQTKDIK3. The following Extracts from Tfistlmonlala -will he read with interest:— Srmondß-street, Ancfc'and, Feoruarv 7.1885.— Brß.—l wish Mrs Dr. Smart's Remedies a great auccees. I havo not found anything to do me the good that they have. 1 wan very weak and unwell, but by taking two bottles of this Tonio I am now well and strong again. I consider the medicine very useful for young women. — ParneuTAucklaud, February 3, 1885.—Sir — I can uladly speak for Mrs Dr. Stuart's Pills; th«y have done me the greatot possible Rood. ■ They are Indeed tho fomiiTe's friend, as provions to using them I surarod greatly from hcadaohe, lanKOur, &c. but now on.ioy iho bctitot lualth, —Yours sincerely. JaneKvans. . Ponnonby. Aucklßiid, Fobruary 11,1885.-3IR, ; 1 had almost deepairal of gotUnft my atrenuth 5 back again, when I purchased a bottle of the j Tonic and a box of each of tho Pills, and words I cannot express my gratitude for the good they havo done nui.-Gratcfully, Ai.ick B—. Mount. Kden. March 9. 1585.-Sir.-I have used varioiiH dmgs. such as Pennyroyal, Iliera Plora. mid t-tocl, but liavo not found anytlnnß r.o POTtnin and convenient aR Mm Dr. Stimrts Pills wlllfli 1 run highly recommnnd to all fo males Tlmy aro wmuierful in preventing head ache- ami other painful troubleu.—Yours, &c, KI.IZAIICTH . THK T ADIES' TONIC) 3s and 4i Bd per \i A f DOttln. Thin excellent Tonio enrlchCß and purifies tho blood, improves the upputitu. rcutor^s colour, tone, and vitality, thereby removing headache, debility, nervousness, weakness, and the de pression? from which so many females suffer. T HE L ADIKS' (CALENDAR (^OR^) "DILLS I 2b 6d and ft Gd per X j box. These Pills are justly esteemed for their great value in preventing discomfort, suffering, and inconvenience, and for periodical use are the moot reliablo and rrompt medicine ever brought .0 woman's aid. rpHK T ADIKS' A PERIKNT pH^LS, Is 6d per box. For the relief and proventative of headache, billiousneas, giddiness, constipation, liver com plaints, indigestion, pains in the chest, back, and sides, &c. ROM WHOLESALE AND EETAIL AGENTS FOB AUCKLAND, N.Z.— MR S. GILfcKRT, I Next Lennox's, Stationer, MR T, A. CRAWFORD,) njj-wtON. CHKMIBT, 1 To bo had of all respectable Chemists ana Druggists. I^TINGiWGH LOZENGES. COUGHS. COUGHS. COUGHS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. ASTHMA. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. BROVCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. BRONCHITIS. CERTAIN AND SAFE REMEDY. HOARPKN'fi^S. HOARSWNKS-. HOABSENEPS. Composed of the purest artich-b. These Lozenges contain no opium nor any dnieterious drug, therefore the most delicate can tat 0 them with perfect confidence. Their beneficial effect IE speedy and certain. This old unfailing family remedy la daily recommended by the most emi nent Phytlcians. (In use nearly GO years). Sold by all Chemists, In tins, each having the words, '• Kbatino's Cough Lozenges," ongravon on the Government stamp. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. HEATING'S WORM TABLETS. A PDRELY VEGETABLE SWEKTMHAT, both In ap Dearance and tastn, furnishing amostagreeable method of administering the only certairi remedy for INTESTINAL or /THRBAE WORMS. It is a perfoctly safo and mild pre naration, and is especially adapted for Children, Sold in tins by all Druggists. T. R. PB ° °'T ERI OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrißtohurch, Is now on a vißit to Auckland, for a Bhort time only, and maybe Consulted 01 all Diseases of tho Eye. and for tho proper ad lus-tmcnt of SpocUclaa. With regard to th< Ditioiip»" of tho Eyo, there may be considered two distinct kinds of treatment, viz., the Medical und the Optical; tho Medical to the Physician, tho Optical to tho Oculist Optician. Kntire^j two-thirds of tho diseases are due to optical defect*. Blindness, Squint Kyej. Headaches, Neuralgia of thoFaco and Tpmt'les. Deaf ness,and Inflammation of tho Eyes are frcque*tly caused by optical defects, and aio Prevented and Cured, without oi-krations, by properly adapted Spectacles, mado to correct tho defective por tion of tho eye. There ere over 500,000 variou! combinations of Spectacles required to correct thpso defects—impossible to be kept in stook bj nny Optioion, even In London, therefore, must bo ground expressly to moot eaob Individual OIJSO. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award Krantcd for tho manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and oylmdri cal form required, at the International Kzhibi tion. N.Z . viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal T.R.P. has for many yenrs made an especial study of tho optical means necessary to remedy the defects ot tho astigmatic or weak-sinbtefl eyoo. and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relieve even the otherwiso hopelest 0&50 B. No Charge for Consultation, Address:— THREE DOOEB Ws>3§. THEATRE ROYAI; Q.OVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE, Hjeuj Office: PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS Wellington. *HB ONLY NEW ZEALAND 1,171 OrriCi, GOVERNMENT SECURITY, MUTUAL INSURANCE, LOWEST PREMIUMS Tke Ordinary Branch oitV.rs an Insurance oi £1,200 at the premium charged elao where for £1,000, equivalent to AIT IMMEDIATE BONUB OF £200 In addition to Full Participation in Profit*. WORKMAN'S INSURANCE Specially provided for in the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Policies Issued from £5 Upwards, with t*. PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS. Ml PREMIUMS PAYABLE WEEKLY, Kor which a Collector will call. SPECIAL TABLES FOR CHILDREN. Policies of £20 and upwards, after Throe Yenrs, can be surrendered tor Cash, or for a Free Policy. — LIBERAL REGULATIONS, NOTE.—The Government not only bring* Insui ancs within the reach of nearly every man, womiin, und child in tho community, but pro vides tho description of policy and mode of pay ment best BuiUii to the requirements of each. D. M. J.UC/Ctß. Coiamiaaloner. TTOUSE AND GENERAL DKCORATIVK ESTABLISHMENT. 13, WYNDHAM-STREET. 15, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. Henderson, in thanking hla numerous clients and the publlo generally for their past liberal favours, has much pleasure in informing them that he haß Removed to more Extcneive Premises (two doors above old shop), whore he trusts to merit a continuance of their patronapo. J. HENDERSON, WYNDHAM-STREET. 15. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LUCK ASSUKANCK SOCIETY (LIMITKO). AUCKLAND OJTJ-JCEB 1 1331, QUBKN-BTIIEET. DntKC/rop.a I Auckland.—J. M. Shora (Chnlrman), S. Thornn George, F. J. V.wx M.H R. Dunkdin—E. J. Sponro (C!i«.tnnan) W. 3. M. ijHrnach, C.M.0.. Jt.H.R ; lion. Uuorxz J^o- Lean, M.L.C. ; Hon. liobcrt >Vtout, Premier. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL has added to el! he jrdinufv forma of A-nnranco SKVKR.A.L )ISTiNCriVK FEATUHICB, and Is the ouij Colonial Lifa Omco which ii.suos TONTINE INVEBTMENT POLICIKS. Tho "Absolute" and "ModifleC" Tontine Polioies of tho Colonial Mutual secure advan t&gua not offered by any Foreign Company. Colonial Mutual Policies are INCONTEST ABLE FROM DATK OF ISSUE, being en tlroly free from obnoxious conditions an to travelling, residence, occupation, mode of life, irmaaner of death. H. S. H. LYALL. Secretary for NnwZulana. TTVEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, wellsljros., OARTBR3 AND EXPRESSMEN. BRICKS. LIME. "SAND, SCOKTA ASH, POSTS, RAILS, PALINGS, SANl o!ary pipes, «0., io. N.8.-FENCING DONE AT LOWKST RATES. ESTIMATES GIVEN. YAJU) OPPOSITE DBVONPOBT UAW*



UNION OIL, BOAP, AKDci^T" COMPAMYJU^B,.,O^!* • MANUFACTURERS (» STBAIUMB CANDLEB '"' COMMOK AND TOILET SOAPS :/ ; LUBRICATING _AN^ OTHER Ofa WnTHK«-ST. ANN'S BRIDOff mw : ; i WAitKHGUSH. AND OmCEa!?^^.' ~ <T*oa PurobauraofTalin, CORN BROOMS,B^ HUD«|KAPAI|iaRK. j^OTICB TO TH^g SUPPORT THK fISSno COMMUJn^ Through thoir Association, the : 69, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND mMhavealwayflforSaleontheirShuehrtl tcconnt: U4™«imh °ATCV/ V CHEEB?W -■ POTATOES ZQ%m' w- QARRSTO.^,.^ ■ i QUEEN'S HEAD~io^i?. UPPER QUKEN-STREET Bt i~e above Hotel laving undeE, r Important internal alteratLsttoK ®** tor.GKORGE DE^IS((S r f° n. e n ?.jnW*. the Walkato S.S. Co.), hop^btejS* management, to make the Hotel SKKfis : In the city for the comfortZ? aSSffllfl;': of travellers and boarders. The bH» i for 'buses and trams to all parts ol ffiSlS' been refurnished throughout? wdttXS havo been carefully aelcoted, and mm iff best will be supplied. . «»™. oana.ngtait ; QBQRBE imm^tf: rpO THE INHABITANTS OF»(liil lpo?HE«^ffig9 ; MICHAEL CORCORAK (Late of the Greyhound, Th&mw. ani'-wliil' l titan Hotels, Qayn-stast, and SfcHafffi: i Hotel, Coromanda'), begs to annoniSeffl has taken the I FLAGSTAFF HOTEL, NORTH BHORB 1 2nd vXC raerlt tho pattoDaM « «agf I First-class Accommodation for^Ji. 1 Baths, &o. The Hotel is close to thsSSsl1 ■ that visitors have the advantage ofSJffiJ I AFirat-claßsßUlii l rdTable,Sa le|^W & experienced marker. "^ I MICHAEL CORCORAN^;i I FLAGBTAFF HOTEL. NORTH, BHOEJ H f\ U I 0 K'S 8 TABtii I V* ALBERT-STREET. **> I MR F. QUICK begs to retonUifti^ I fhanks for the Liberal Patrmumr iffl ■ I while oarrylng on the Busina? tomZ "Quick's Livery and Bait Stabla-Sit ■ SEPv^An 1"I.^ )J ot MESSRS JABB8KB: I NAN & CO., the ftenUemen totfkou'UlS", ■ rollnqulehed the same, will be accorded SimSi I In an equally liboral manner. Patronjaßi H apon being treated otvllly End faMy.brWiiS. I uessors, under whose propriet&fjr nttudiin I the hostelry will becomo the favotUJtatfiSfc i H land. ' ' ' ay^ ' X J. J. DIGNANI JT. FOtm iP,«SW» I MESSRS JAMES DIGNAS jRftWS I purohased Mr F.Qulck's Buetaea, hope tSttri Bl the patronage bo Keueromlj- beBUwMnU B late and popular predecessor. For Hlri-En. I aom Cabs, Open and Close Carrl»?M, "BtSSS j B every description, Wesrgonotta, Braiirw H Omnlbußca. Ladles' and Gentleman B*Mi ll Horses, Private Carriages with liver/, HaS. 1 and Mourning Coaches. Orders brPatWi . Hi irraph. or Telephone (No. 1M) reoetoanM I ittontlon. The Btablea provids tummSS I kooommodatlon for Homes, to. SlgHtu^). M »noo. Charsna moderate. H| TIOREIGN -STA.IfPI B -*• LARGEST STOCK IN THE COLOm, I Stamp Collectors Bhbtild wiitefo*Prit«iistß ■ paKoa gratis) to Wilcox, Smith,spo, jottigi X Stamp Dealers, P.O. Box 17, Duhde B Kxqhungea made, especially old issues vi Eft hiEher values New Zealand.- :':,O-.;! R" Aeents wanted everywhera to,SdloiCbtt" ft' „ mission. . ' ■;;' i ft-" DTAND Saws, Kip Sawg, Tmca Sm : M ii Butchers' Saws, jßnoi1 Saws, Groewnt Mj Kaws, and everyolSfflifndofSnr ' :|H SHARPENED, , „IV '. W HAMMERED,1 ASO-'.. '.-' : R< KEPAffiED, ■ WILLIAM~WALREB ( ■, B At Cruickshank, Miller's, ot aiaitewWll K= PonßOnby. »' OOYAL MAIL UNB OKr^pOApHia B ALTERATION OF TQIE-lABI^, \ . B the Royal Mall Coach (canrlMJw»B«j - H will, on and after 6th October, 1883, ™_mB H further notice, run to the (ollowlss. To* Hn T\P.LE!— 'i, L L.mve Cambritlge lorHamlHon ImcßmM X way Station daily at iM a.m,; retotngM H Station to Cambridge on MriraljlJWi-OT , ■ Auckland. ~ , Hs Leave Hamilton for Te Arelu W,»»WI - R; Wednesdays, and Fridays on arriTUOlma BR. ilrom Auoki&nd; returning fromTo.WMl«:: Bj Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SaturnOTHJ»* H catching the 2o'clock TratootHw|mn» B| tloQ for Auckland. t | MR Booking Oftick i . ■ I Sipynno'a Hotol, Hamilton WMtIOW«J.« Hotel roAroha;andatmyPremiso,KttWW. B| Cambrld«:a.Ootober 1883, . H- Paascntfers Booked at H. H. HayiWOli ■ Eagh Htreot Anokland. ' ■■:'hl ■■ riIELEGRAfH LINE OF COACHES, I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOtJßlßii ' M AND OTHEBS, » W. K. Carter begsto aimoHni»t^iK'g:!B| after TUESDAY, 29th Januw, M,W™ H Run a Coach through to the Hot MwjPS* H mutu (conveyingPassenCTraajnaKirwMj na ;n X Cambridge on TUHSDAYS tt4gE» ■ DAYS, at 7 a.m., returning fromtteUW". B| VVEDNItSDAYS and FRroAYS, B??**^ H Single Fares, £115s; or RetnrnW* IT1» X btu r|Slsadd,eH W^«f«J' ■ drivers, to order on the shortMt n«" B| by Toll-gram or Letter prompdy «W«M«», g|;. Cambridge. Jwuary 23. «& ~ , ih i ■ Pwsongera Booked at aH.HßTr.inaW1 » High-street, Auokland.^^^^^__^__ HA -VTORTHERN OMNIBnrCOMWS H JM (LIMITED). 1| GREAT NORTH imfAUCKMNDifI l| TIME TABLE. ,an1 M Loavo National Bank. WHffi' :'Wi 7.30 am. 8««A X 9.0 a.m. . ' lii.i.m. H 10.15 a.m. ,r«Sir^'B 1.0 p.m. "gja. ■§ 1.45 p.m. ? OaS ' K^ 2.15 p.m. fflff I EH 5.3 p.m. I'gjp. H Saturdnv Vtehta only. £W»«%^!": B 8.30 p.m. in«B.!4. BS' 10,0 p.m. >Lw* B An Onmibus willnm.ftorn«J™Jb|li* M Asylum to Auckland at M 5 Vksswil& HI and from Auckland (National ww , ; «Wj 1.15 and 530 p.m. . : f mrA ■■irbwW'S »1 Auc^VSraniU^gß Bank) to Avondalo at 6.50 P-"l',.™™; AjSP'i ■§ only-Avondalo to Auckland, ouni.i v to Avondalo 9.30 p.m. __^, HP t Will not ninonja^nrday*__ i j^j|i H 1X» COACHES. HI LEAVE ON^HUN^-M^^ife B 8,8.30. 9. 9.45.10.30. \^f"£WM&& f ■! 1 'in n m Sundays'—"..iv a.u»*i Wfr : < to and from B OAINBUIDGB-sjIMS TA!^ I Won, UKiosßAW^Bjj^Jgglßl*'. B a°Ni r G.rT Tbips KKOSI:TowHjgiKB&- fl J-past 1", and J-past 11. Fcom. I s'fVl!Un.o N Bank ™S«Sfe«g I SPSg I nasi 11. Si raimitca to."-,', 7minoW«si ■/ ; minutoa post I » "'iimtes to 0, w» , ,^ Supr.v Br^Mj^? B 10.30 a.m.. I.SO p.m., J.A)P ""V^-g; I ss sis^ I t.keafortholoU-App!^^^^ H ■ TJiOKIMMBDIATBijgaojjg H 8 wAsndAwn'-N* ~ |^^