THE NATIVE MINISTER AND THE WAIKATO TRIBES.

Speeches at the Whatiwaitlhoo Mooting.

KmiKiHl, February 5. ilos'. Mr BallanCE met tho natives again this morning. The conversation turned principally on tho railway and land for the .same. Thoy asked him how much land !io required for tho line, and said that tho lino should not run through Uio bush country, which they con nidercd v.-ould injure its value, and that, as many of the natives concerned in tho land were not present to epeak for thomselvos, they should have this month to look the matter over, and finally arrange everything. Mr Ballnnce made a lengthy speeoh doal ingindetail with the various matters brought up. Tho engineers required r strip of land a chain wide right through the country, nnd in somo places whoro cuttings woro required two claims ; for some of tho stations live acres, and for by stations 10 acres. Tho v.iliie of tho land would bo roforred to arbi tration, and tho natives wonld ha paid in full for ovory aero of land that would bo taken. Tho Engineer's maintained that tho lino must go through

die bush country, and their opinion must ! o doferred to. If ovory objection such as this wore listened to tho lino would bo like- a Fcrpont, Tho lino would onlj' add

in L tho value of tho bush, nnd ns bush land was more valuable, so would +1)0 owners got more Compensation.

■■ !o ur.dorstood that everything was now finally settled. On furthor representations being made, ho agreed that tho calling for f ondora for tho work should bo deterred for t'irco weeks, to give tho natives an oppor tunity ot arranging matters among them selves. The lino would bo hat in small con tracts so that tho natives might tender for the work, and tints rocoivo a furthor ad vantage from tho oxpondituro of tho money. Alexandra, February 8. Hon. Mr Ballanco met Tawhiao at Whatiwhatihoe to-day, when about 800 woro prosent. After the ueual greetings w(rj oxvhttngod, Tawhiao said ho agreed to ihe railway going through on condition that ho was allowed tho man agoment of native affairs generally within ;'ho Kins: country. Ho was the person With whom oil authority lay so far as tho grant ing of permission was concerned. Heasltod that tlio Government should bo careful in itoaling with matters in connection with Kawhin. Ho wanted to know what reply \\\o Government had sent him in answer to the great Maori potition. Ho asked tho Ciovernment to understand that ho desired to be consultod on all matters connected with tho Maori rnco.

IMajor Te Whboro asked that the Maoris bo allowed to govern themselves. He thought the Europeans and Maoris should net indopendently.'with the Queen as the common head. Every act passed by Par liament concerning the native people should fir-st bo submitted to the native people, and then laid before Parliament in the form •-upgested by them.

Kb Noakau referred to the fact that Sn the native courts there were sometimes three or four judges to a session. This waa not fair ; tho number should bo equal. He also thought that there should bo equal representation in Parliament. He asked that though Government might bo allowed tlio management of the railway itself, Tawhiao and the natives should have the management of tho country on either side of tho line.

Pat.via te Tom asked for the use of the Hincmoa to convey Maoriea from all parts of the island to Kawhia to attend a big native mooting at Whatiwhatihoe on 12th M&rch.

Mr Ballanck replied that there could bo only one Government tn Now Zealand for Europeans and Maories; that in that iJovornment tha natives were represented and no distinction made between the races ; there was only one law for | both. By the appointment of native committees the Governmant wore giving the natives the munai^mcnt Of their own affairs. In all laws connected with the native race, he would Say the natives were fully consulted before they were brought boforo Parliamont. He would see in future that in the Land Courts there would only be one judge for one as sessor, "Ho agreed with Te Ngakau that the Maori representation should be increaaol in Parliament. Ho had ad vocated s<uch an increase. In res pect to the Hinemoa, he would con suit tho Government on the matter, and give them an answer in a few days. Res pecting the petition, and Tawbiao'a mission to England, Mr Ballanco Baid Lord Derby would not speak a word against ihe Government of the icolony. He recognises as fully as any man in tho colony that the Parliament and Go vernment of this colony are supreme within tho colony. Lord Derby never told Tawhiao anything contrary to that, though other people may have said so for their ov,ii eclfish ends. Lord Derby knows that the Queen through her Governor nud Parliament Acts in this colony just the same as she does at Home. The Queen is here as well aa at Home. The law officers of tho Crown wore sending .■i reply to the petition. The ques tion that has been raised in England as to the treaty of Waitangi having been curcfully considered by them. The treaty of Waitangi did not provide that two Governments should be set up in New 'L aland. In that treaty the natives bound themselves to accept the lawa of the Queen, in exchange for which she guaranteed to them their lives and property and liberty. No foreign power would bo allowed to interfere in the internal affairs of the colony.

Mr Ballance, before leaving, invited Tawhiao and To Wheoro to Wellington Hoxt session to talk over matters concerning the nativa race.

to dethrone the king, and dispute the powor of tho chiefs. From an interview I had with Swemon, tho governor of tho island of Upolu, and a numbor of other chiefs, they said tlioy intend to go to Auckland in tho schooner Fleetwing with Mr J. Lundon to see tho Governor of New Zealand. Whether they will carry out that intention oV hot £ am not in a position tc sfty, but thoro is somo likelihood of their going to Auckland, The Fleeting will leavo hero for Auckland in about 14 or lfi days from the '20th of ■V.r.tiary. At the date of writing, it \vr.3 believed in Apia thut tho Germens intended to take similar steps fee fue above at Tongn, the object bpit!g to intimidate the native? and pave the way for annexation to Germany. Tho effoct at Samoa, however, will bo to drive them to seek British protection, and it was expected that tho nativo Parliament and King would sign a petition to tho Government of New Eoalund praying for annexation t" tMa colony." Wellington, February 0. It is rumoured in political circles that «s an outoomo of tho recent Anglo-tienniin negstiatioua on tho siilijeodof UUnoxationin tho Western I'acMlc, England would bo willing nnd is n littlo anxious that Germany should give up her vwstctf tntel'tvts. in iS'ow Guinea, and take iho enpromney at Samon. Some of the Australian colonies, no doubt, would gladly accede to such an arrange ment : but others, among which New Zealand is of course included, looking upon Now Guinea ;is a white elephant Compared with uthor groupc, are olrowily inclined to resont any such arrangement. Communica tions aW passing between tho several Govornmonts on tho subject, nnd it is Hkoly thoy will combino to formally protest against such an agreoment being ontored into. Tho New Zoaland Government have already takon action in this direction, and through tho Agent-General havo ontored a protest against ftny stops boing takon in the direction indicated.

ANNEXATION OF SAMOA.

German Flag Hoisted at Apia,

Deputation of Chiefs to New Zealaid. By the arrival of the moil steamer City rf Sydney we are placed in possession of fuller and later details of what ha* been transpir ing in Samoa. From our own correspon dent's letter dated 26th January, and other sources, we obtain the following narrative of events:—The German man-o'-war Alba tross has beon lying at Apia, on tho island of Upolu, and under its approval and pro tection tho German flag was, on the 23rd January, hoisted there by the Consul, Dr. Stiibel. At the same time he issued the tollowing Proclamation. "Be it known unto all Samoans that for a long time past the Government of King Malietoa has done that which produces bad feeling and disrespect U wards the Gorman Government, and has repeatedly broken tho agreement between the German and Samoan Governments. On this account I have thought fit to take steps for the protection of tho persons and property of Germans, and consider it proper to take possession of f/aamauj the town and district of Apia, in which are Malinuu and the harbour of Apia, and to hold them as by tho authority of the Government of Malietoa and the German Government, in proof of which the flag of the Emperor of Germany has been hoisted at Malinuu; and to declare that tho Gorman Government only has at this time authority in the places before men tioned. Samoans, I state distinctly to you that only the land called the Elede Sa (neutral territory) has been taken possession of, and that no other part of Samoa has boon taken possession of; and it is well for you to know thttt what has been done has not been done in unkindness to Samoa. The German Government is desirous that tho Samoan Government should be strong, and continue friendly towards tho German Government. After the present difficulties hivo been removed, the land at present taken possession ot will be given up again (tata laina). I request you not to be anxious, but to put confidence in the German Go vernment, and in me, in which case Samoa will piwper. (signed) Dr. Stubei,, German Consul-General.

23rd January, 1685." 'k he proclamation is made in the Samoan language only, and tho above is a transla tion giving the substantial purport of tha extraordinary document. It is considered at Apia that the German Consul has violated tho rules of the municipality, and tho Eng lish and American consuls at once is sued tho following protest, and had it po3ted all over the town I— " Wo, tho Consuls of the United States and Great Britain, do hereby make known that we will insist upon the rights of the Convention being observed, and deprecate force being used. (Signed) T. Canishjs, United States Consul. W. Chukchward, Consul for Great Britain." Our correspondent snys: "From these proceedings thoro is likely to be v lively time at the meeting on Friday of tho municipality, and tho end will bo that tho Germans will withdraw the German consul from the municipality. The Germans hire are doing all in their power

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CHA S. W ILUAMBON, HOU3K, LAND. & FINANCIAL AGKNT, HIGH-ST., NBAK aiIOKTLAND-BTk rji\'i<r."Oi: yul'OOSl fte.r.k of isnvr Zetlani. ''wCLEPIIONE NUSinKK-HH. KFNTo .uid INTEREST CoUw.wd. MONUi" Invested for Copitulibta on Flrel clH" : :iecii7ltiiawithoutcharoh. Sixperoont1 allowed i;:i.'. ror.its ,1 nt.il invested. MOHTOAGta ""■! 10A\T3 W.mliatafl. HlilLn'.NO .-SUOIKTY SHARKS Nought, XKTATKrt M-inswd for Absontcra. HOUSES TO L!?r and I'ROPKUTIKS FOR KALE placed njiim my Urns Froo of Charge ALLOTMENTS nought and Houses Kufltnn tbo Weokly Payment Spiitom, Pinna and specifications prepared nt lowest rntoa. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS tfOB 8.4XJ8 Kllcrslie, «3 „ Etl3ofa Itond, Hi NowniuvtVCt, cub liopburn-ntroot. 80s Rnmiolph-airoet Ligar Plane. 80b West-street, 129 Kmmott-stroot. C2s Bd Boresford-stroot. 700 Conouoat Place. Bfl Howe-street, 1008 William-siriwt. SOs Shelly Beuen Kourt. £5 Cnntolmionne-street Northooto. 10s t'ud Hi Fort-street (Iobm). 600 O'Co""ri"-strG6t, tiOa Fit/.roy-ot root, OCa And la varlooß othur etreota at Imv rates, «4UKI TO LKi'iiJ. li: SliVu at P.VJ (Wl DPWMfiB On VTOOd QOCUrltiln. .f-.ViJ. -New llMisin, in Dcvon-st-eet, Nowtou, for ,s:i!o ; n litiiyniii lit the price. 1/H'UFIKUi SI'KKKT.—Six-roomed Houso (or Sulo : dotaehed wash house and largo Slied ; (jus imd wilier: wo.l dinned. Price, £110. Close to Tr.unwiiy. .U.I: 0. Six rouined llouio. nour IViuwnhy lt:ill| for Sitlo ; urn-den HIM wUH fro.lt tVecs ; lari;o allotment-. - '''.11(!?T: AI'KKS of rvrcllent Lund for Salo on tho lake Kond. Fenced, oultivnted, and jiliiiHi-U with Blicltuv trees; sea mid road front- HKfl. A decided bargain. 't.'HOICK FARM tit 'I'o ICopuru for Snlo; U acred; now 1 roomed House. S-wlro fences, ex collonl loamy soil. Only WIN). NK\V lm'K-KAOMlU).l!pUSKf.grSiilbinO* ford-aUvot, !i!iX*; S« Htiufr1, Hi'Owii-atreot, SSla; FiV»-roon>fcfl Ilbuao ilnd four rooms, Cobden-slreot, With U-BUill sUiblo, £850; gas and city wiUer. FOUR-ROOMKD HOUSK For Salo In Klng- Btrect, £220; KoppxU-ntroot, £-00. General Store. Mount Edon. £800. «:K5.-FIVK-nOOJIKU HOUSK for Halo nt Kooky Nook; woll-tlnishod, lamp ollbtmbnt. NOUITOLK-3TKIJRT.— Shop and Fivti-rbbmed Houao (or Salo for £675; cbrnbr allotment; MOUNT EDKN.-Six-roomcd IlousoJor Salo In View Koad : larco allotmont.£Sso. nUSSKLL-STUJJKT. - Fino large roomy Houao for Salo. thoroughly well-flnlehod: £580. PITT-3TKKKT. — Splendid Corner Bite for Shopß and Dwolllngs, to bo Leased for 100 ronra. leaa or more; 72 feet frontage by 08 11s 6d WEEKLY.—Now Ftvo-roomod Uouso For Sulo in Howo-stroot; small deposit. PP.ATT-STRKKT. — Woll-Ilnished Cottago (now), for Sine for £310: city water. «2SO—FIVK-UOOMKD HOUSK For Sale In Bond-street; will !>o Bold on easy terms. RUSSKI.L-PTKKKT. — Five-roomed Houbo for Sale for £225. r.eur Great North Koad, MOUNT KDKN" — Fttithfully-Smllt Family KcnUiinoe ot S rooms with 7 Tro-places; de tnehed waah-honso, S.OOQrtdll. conoreto Umk; bnck .■ntTanee for buW- «J7S. very clump. SUItUWY HILLS KSTA'I'IO—T-roomodllouso (now) For Pale; very convenient; £500. Also, Fivo-roomed Hous.o. oxcellmitly built and lin iVJied ■ £375. Fo\ir-rootr.od Houao. £»X>. ' KINGSLAND—SovoniI Houses For Sale very Oheaii. from GUO upwards. GEOBSE-STRKKT. — Klght-roomed House (New) For Salo, with larpu allotmont; £100 ; portion of motuiy Can remnln on mortgago. IUOttMONK ROAD.— l*rotty Cottafc-o (Now) For Salo, with all conveniences; £220; gag laid on. Also, new llouso for £270. £IH-New Four-roomod HOUSK For Salo In oentxu of city (leasehold). CoO deposit; bulanuo "im^Jaw iSur-roomed HOUSE For Sale In Howo-Btrcetitreohold). flMdepofllt; terms. Sma-KXCELLKNT FAMILY IUC3IUKNCK Of 7 rooms; bath-room, coal-shed, gas and city waU-r s&a stove; Bereaford-stroot! a barealn . FIVE ACRES O*1 JfiXCKiiLKNT i.AJNL> lor Salo. near Wostorn Springs: four mfloa from Auckland ; admirably suited for villa residence, or small urnrkot eorouu i water or land oarrlago, PRETTY VIULA RKSIDKNCK for Salo lv Unooln-street; gaß. city water, range. FRANKIJN KOAD.—6-roomod House and Allotment For Sale. A haraaln. £190—Comfortable HOUSE For Sale In Sussex- Btreot. Nowton Koad. Small deposit only. £S YKARJjY—Allotments to bo Loosed In Howe and Bornsford Btxeots for thirty-threo Years. Money lont to build wltli if desired. SPRING-BTR&ST, Freeman's Bay—6-roomed House For Sale, well flnUhed; citywator, and all other conveniences. Price. £100. NKLSON-STRKKT — 3 Brick Soml-dotaohed Villa ReHidonces For Sale, with largo allotment and lino view. Chance for stioculator. NORTH SHORE.—New 4-roomod House with large shrvi. £300; also, soveral other Houses. PON.wNB'i — New Hlx-roomed House and Workshop For Sole; two allotments; two frontages. Easy terms. £160 —HOUSE and Allotment For Sale In WUUam-atreet. uoar St. Jamfiß'B Churoh. NORTHCOTK — Sevon-roomed Houbo. out buildings, &c, and 30 Acres of I*ind. For Salo; Very Cheap. Grand view of the harbour. DEVONPORT, Lake Road — Sevoral very choice Villa Sites For Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland. FARMS also For Sale at. Walkomlti, Parpmo romo, Wainikerei, Maharangl, North Shore, PapnWa. &c. .Also, bbo Ltat in " New Zealand Herald "and" Weekly Nows." ~.„-„ OHAB. ff H L I A M S O N, KSTATK AOSNT mOH-PTRKKT. W. L. M ITCHELL LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, COOMI!KS'S AKOADE, QUKEN-STKEET, Bankkrb—National Bank of Now Zealand. Telophono Kxchango, No. 199. Ronts and Interest Collected in town and Money Invested for Capitalists on first-class securities without charge. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Partnerships arranged. Estates Managed for Absentees and others. Tenants guaranteed to landlords Houses To Let and Properties For Salo or Lease paced on my Books Free of Charge. Insurances effected at Lowest Rates, and Confidential Agencies undertaken. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. CITY—A Grand Freehold, situate in Cuutoins- Btreet West, near tho junction of Victom-nt. A double frontage; an excellent site for fao tory. Ouly £750, and easy terms. CHEAP ALLOTMENTS. Sussex street, noar to Upper Pitt-street, £3 per foot. COMMERCIAL ROAD-33 x 100. VICTORIA AY EN UK-Grand Cornor, also Good Allotments. £3 per foot. KINGSLAND—Choap Allotment, only £35. MOUNT EDEN, main road—Good Business Stand, £7. VIEW ROAD— f.3 per foot VICTORIA AVKNUK, Mount Eden—Excellent Villa Site £3. MARINE PaKADR, Ponsonby—£3 por foot. KING-STREKT— Site por foot. ALLOTMENT—Nolsonstreot, it x 105, £8 por WKLLTNGTON-ST.—Allotment, £8 per foot PONSONBY KOAn-fill por foot. KINGSLAND, main road—Allotment, £3 per ! foot. MOUNT ROSKlLL—Allotment on main road, very cheap, at Ms. KARANGAHAPK ROAD-A Grand Site for Business. £50 por foot. PKOSI'ECT-iSTKEET-32s Od per foot WEULSSLBY-BTRKET, noar to Hobson-strect —A grand investment, 18 foot frontage, with Buildings: £30 por foot. GENTLEMAN'S VILLA-Dolluhtfullyijltnatcd, near Railway Station; three miles from town. Tho grounds aro tastefully laid opt, and comprise nearly Two Acres of Choice Volcanic Land. Prieo, £I.IOC. SUBURBAN VILLA, with ovor Throe Acres— A grand north oast aspeot, well ahaltored. With few exceptions, tliia is a Property not to be equalled for sitnutiun, and it hna tho ad vantaeo of a splendid creek of beautiful cloar water, piiro as crystal, and roomy onough for bathing facilities; £100 caah, tho balanoo as agreed. WOOU-STItE'iOT, Ponaonby—First-olass resi denco; a good oornor Bito with uniutorupted viow of tno harbour. Ono of nho bust propor tiea in tho district. Price, £!MO, with ousy terms. PONHONBY ROAD—An exceptionally Grand Corner Hi to. i!2O por foot. WOOD-STRICKT. Ponboaby - Choice Villa Itosidonco, largo roome, and very lofty; con crcto walks, and splendid marine viow. £850, with onny torms. BIRKaNHEAU-2J Acres, at £50 por aero. iJM cash, tialnnco on easy torma. BAGLAN, Government Townahlp—A Good Section. Very cheap. CHEAP COTTAGkI FOR WORKING MEN. Stunloy-stroet .. £300 Commercial Road;£Ml Home-street .. £360 Klngsland.. .. £140 Kingsland.. .. £250 Sußß"x-strect .. £350 Very easy terms for either of tho abovo, on do ferrod payment system,can bo arranged. HEPBURN-STREET (Uity) — Freehold Resi ~donco and Grounds, with every convenience 3or a family. £50 cash; the balance as agreed. KARANGAHAPE KOAD—One of the fore most properties in this rapidly advancing thoroughfare, near tho residence at Dr. Richardson, having a frontage of 38 feet, with very comfortable residence of 9 rooms. Price, £1,150. BKKESFOKD-STREET-City Freehold with Dwelling-house of 7 roomß. Only £600. NEW LYNN—Very cheap Cottages. Easy terms. NEW LYNN, near Railway Station-10 acres well-sheltered land, just the thing for a working man; good for Market Garden and Orch*d. Price. £12 per acre. LUCAS'S CREEK-500 Acres Valuable Timber Land, containing over 500,000 feet o£ Kauri, suitable as baulk timber, which can bo easily got out. A largo quantity available for Shingles, Palings. Posts, ftc. Tho Block con tains at least 400,000 feet of. Rickers. valuable for small spars, which can be easily got into Auckland harbour within two days, besides which there are fully 10,000 tonß of Firewood. There is money in this property, and it is dirt cheap to a man who understands how to work it. IMPROVED FARM—I7S Acrc3; good Houbo and Out-buildings; JO acres fenced and ploughed; 2 acres Orchard in fall bearing, within half a milo of Railway Station. £5 per acre. MANUREWA.—ISO Acres, tho best part of tho block known as Huntor's Bush, with some valuable puriri and a running stream of fresh water. £6 per acre. KYBER PASS.—Good Shop and Residence. Cheap. FARM; MAHURANGI.-352 Acres, with 100 Acres in Grass, and good Dwelling of 10 Rooms. To bo Leased, on easy terms. W. L. MITCHELL, LAND AND KBTATE AGENT, COOMBKS'S ARCADE, QUEEN-STRF-KT FOR POSITIVE SALE, a nice little Farm of 40 acres, part in grass, all fenced and an eight-roomed House upon it; 3 miloa from Railway Station, and 11 miles from town; also, a good Farm at Whangarei, 320 acres, nearly all fenced in, part in good grass, and part bush, good Cottage, Outbuildings and Orchard; the sheep and cattle can either be taken a:; valuation or otherwiso; a low price will be taken for the lot.—Apply to John Soppet, Housa and Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. "BTIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butchering JL' Business, doing a good cash trade, in tho centro cf the city; a low price will be taken,— Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, No, B, Oaeon-Btreo*'



D. F. Evan b, ESTATE, HOUSK. ANP liAttD AGKNT, AUcsroNsim, &c mo CAPITALISTS" AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOR BALK. ARTHUR-STREET, off Franklin Boad-Now Vila UesMcnoe ; verundah and balcony; Rft3 und water: kub stove, &o,; beautiful view. Price, £700. 1200 ALISKRT AVKKUK. Mt. Kdon-VlUu Hcsl dencoof 7 rooms; register grates, ranso in kitchen. Allotment 51 x 210: buck of Allot ment lii's frontage to Bydouuuui Hand. I'rico, £t>so. 1301 AYON'DALK-Splendtd pioce of lovol Land in KTOS3 (10 acres), £85 per aciis only. Terms. (962) AUCKLAND—VaIuabIe Bnsinesa Site for sule, situate in Shortland-street, corner of Mills Lane, and immediately between the pre mises of Messrs A. Ol»fk and Sons and Byoroftand Co. Tcrhlaeasy. BAYFIELD. PONSONBY-Nlco Now Homo Of room», scullery, nice position, freehold allotment; only £->50. (1133) BELLWOOD, Mount Roskill Road—Comfort able Verandah Cottage of 4 rooms; lnrge allotmont, 50 x 132. Prico, only £HO. (1385) CHURCH-STREET-Villa Reoidonoo of S rooms, fitted with cupboards, drosaer register grato, oven, &o.; good well and tank, vrell-stocked gardon. Prioe.£3So. (729) CRUMMEft ROAD—Villa of 7 rooniB: wash house, copper, city water and gas, kitchen range; finished in first clas3 stylo; good viow. £480. 1325 CLARENCE - STREET. PONSONBY - Nico Verindah Cottnge of 1 rooms and Bcullcry; allotment, 40 x 87; fI27J. CLEVELAND ROAD, PARNKLL-First-class Family Residence of 9 rooms; wash-house, gas and water; grand vlaw; largo allotment, grounds nicely laid out. «1,200. (1231) DRURY—Farm of 1,100 acres, paftlj- improved: Cottago and out-buildings. Rood land, well watered. Owner Would subdivide. Price, £310 per acre. Near the Karako. (1381) EPSOM-6J acres of First-olass Volcanic Land, fronts main road; grand position. (1382) EAST TAMAKI—Nico Little Farm of 54 aoreaj good grass; plenty of water; valuable bust; good alluvial soil; £350. HIM) EPSOM—Gentleman's Residenco and Grounds. This is the property of a Gentleman who has spared neither timo nor monoy, not only In beautifying the Grounds, but in furnish ing the Houso with every possible com fort and convenience. Stables and neoessary out-buildings, &0., &o. Cards to view from the undersigned. (1H8) FLAT BUSH—A good Farm of 90 aoroa, with a'l usual out-buildings oven: about 18 miles from Auckland. Must be sold. 1033 FERNLEIGH-3TREET-3 Verandah Cottages of 3, 4, and 5 rooms respectively. In good order. City water lnid in. Price, for the three, £560. A good investment. (1102) FRANKLIN ROAD—Two Good Villa Resi dences, almost new—one of 6 rooms and the othor of 5; gas and water. Allotments 33 x 180 each; maKniflcont view of harbour. Price, only £1.400. (IOCS) GEORGE AND RYLE STREETS (corner of)- Vory superior House, beautifully linished off in cedar and ornamental woods. To be sold at once; a bargain. 1403 GLADSTONE—Grand Allotment about 70 x 332. Price, 27s 6d por foot. (1209) GLENBURN, PONSONBY-Throe magnificent Sites for Marine Villa Residences. Price for the three, £650. Superb view of Queen street Wharf, North Shore and Harbour. (1085) HUNUA—I7O acros Bush Land, situated about 6 miles from station ; good Btrcain of wator. Prico, only £1 per acre. (1227) HAMILTON - Splendid Little Farm of 400 acres, mostly subdivided into paddocks, situate near tho township; good road, splen did house, fine position. Price, only £2.n00. (1399 KCNG-STRHET. close K> Three Lamps—Two Splendid Building Sites; each lot hus front age of 33 feet. 1288 LINCOLN-STKEBT-House of 4 rooms, with overy convenience. Good position: allot mont 33x100. Prioe, £250. (1118) LAKE ROAD, NORTH COTE—2B acres of Land (first-class land), only a short distance from the Wharf; very choap. 1407 MARAETAI—I4O acres of Bush (kauri and black birch), containing about 408,000 feet kauri. 1,000,000 feet birch, and 700 tons of bark. Stock and plant at valuation. £750— part cosh. MANUREWA—ISO acros Good Mixed Land (volcanic and loam), near Mr Martin's Prico. £6 por acre. (1100) NEWTON ROAD—Good investment; two very nlco Houses; gas and city wator In each. Both in first-class order and in splendid position, close to Karangahape Road. Grand position for shop. (1284) NORTHCOTB, right on the Point-Magnificent viow of harbour; an Allotment, 132 x 132, Only £300 ; a bargain. 0291) NORTH S.HORE—Several Marino Residences nnd Allotments. Residences ranging from £186 and upwards. Allotments from £2 per foot. ONEHUNGA (Htllnbro1)-About 17 acros magni ficent Land; adjoins Pah Estate. Beautiful views. ONKONENUI. Ararimu (about 28 from Auck land and 3 miles from railway station)— Splendid Farm of 787 acros. wall watered, grand pioce bnoh : good homcßtcad. sundry out-buildings, stock-yards, &o.; good road, near station. (1301) PONSONBY ROAD, cloao to tho Three Lamps —First-class Business Site, unequalled in tho district. 1312 PARK ROAD—Good House of 7 rooms, pleas antly situated; splendid viow; largo allot ment. Price £650. (1121) PIAKO, Upper Tbamos—MagniflceDt Block of about 2,000 acres First-class Land. First olass family residence, men's cottages, and numerous out-buildings, orchard, &c. (HIS) PUKEKOHE—Good Freehold Corner Allot ment, with House of i rooms, Shop, stable, and out-honso. (HOI) POMPALLIER TERRACE—Very pretty Cot tage. In splendid order ;very nico garden, allotment. 50 x 100. Price, £350. (1267) PARNELL (Brighton Road)— Now House of 8 rooms and workshop, stove, register grate; verandah side and front: allotment, 50 x 340. Price, £J25. Can bo sold on terms. 1198 PONSONBY—Splendid Villa SHo in Curran-st. Well Bituated, grand view. (1131) PONSONBY ROAD. - Good Villa Residence, close to the Franklin Road; quite now; gas and water: allotment 56 x 100. Price, £1.000. PERCIVAL PARADK-Good Brick House of 6 rooms: fireplace in every room; goid view, and close to the water. Allotment, 44 x 100; Price, only £320. 717 RlCTiiviONu KOAU — Handsome Villa of 7 rooms. &c; kitchen range, copper, &c, &c. (freehold). £500. (1233) ROCKY NOOK—Good Honsn of B rooms and vorandah ; allotment 40 x 120; quite new; £180. (l'-'3S) RANGIRIRI — Compact Littlo Farm of 200 acrea, mostly in grass; pleasantly situated on bank of tho Waikato, near the station. (1390) RYLE-STREET—Pretty Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, &c.; allotment 66 x 120; a very desirablo residence. (103S) ST. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBY-Splendid corner site; near Three Lamps; 50 x 120; only £3iO (USJ. TAMAKI EAST—Snug Farm of 120 acres: good land and residence of 7 rooms and usual outbuildings. TUAKAU—lmproved Farm of 111 acreß, good Houso, and out-buildini?B; orchard; all in grass; part croi ped. Vory comfortable and desirable place. £1,100. TAURAROA—BO acres of ■mixed bush Land for «40. (1178) VALLKY ROAD, Mount, Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, Bplendid view, from 30s per foot. Terms. 1318 VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New Villa Rosidenco of 6 rooms, and outbuild ings; scoria Boil, and good position. Only £320. (1097) VERMONT-STREET—Commodious and com fortable Villa Residence of fivo rooms, wash house, cellar, &c: city water and every con venience ; good allotment. Very cheap. WAlPU—Grand Farm of 260 (acres—the very best in the district; good house and out buildings ;to be sold very cheap. (1146) WO) JT-STREET, off Hepburn street — Nice Villa Residences rooms largo workshop, &c.,&0. £420, (12J2) D. F. EVANS, HOU3E, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. LAND MAKT-QUEEN-STEEET, NJXj BANK Of j AMISALASUi '



BAMUEIi VAILE,] [JOHN DOUGLAS. Vaile & Douglas (Latb Sahukii Vaile), HOUSE, LAND. AND KSTATK AGENTS, LAND AND KSTATK A UOTKJN JCKRB, RICAL KSTATK VALUaTOUS, BROKERS UNDHK TIV3 LAND TRANSFffiB A O T. HHORTLAND STREET (Next the Post Offiok). BANKKRSi Bans: of New aocin Wales, Seonloo our ndvortisomont ln "N.Z. Herald nnd " Wookly Notts.") MORTGAGES BOUGHT. Jomfortnblo COTTAGE of 4 rooms and larifo room underneath,' water 1-iiil on; olosc to ThrCo Lamps) nllotlnent iB x 10>l. Prico, £300, and vei'y easy terms of payment oould bo arranged.—Vuilo & Douglas, llouso and KaUita AKdiit*. SliortJatul-stroot 13JW JOTTACE of G rooms in a (rood situation neiU to town ; ntlotment :M x 1U0; planted with fruit trees, till In tall iK'iirimf. Prico. iBK-O.- Viiiio Jc Uouglus, Huuao and Limd Aaontfl, Shortlimd-strcct. UOO Nico Httlo FARM of 3J acres within 13 Ulllos of Auckland, on main road, oloaoito cluircii nnd Buliool im<l nitlway HUition j till fenced; lmlf in !<rati:i and Imlf in crop; now jlo'tso of I '■(•('luv'. Priea, «(».—Vaile and lloui'lnu, Limil nmi Katiilo AguuW. Sliortlaud stroot (noxt Uio Post-oltlce). WOli HOTElj.—Splendid Family Hotel, contain ing M rooniß, ii.ll now and well-built of brick and voinontcd front. togoUior wfth lai'Ko publlo hv.ll, and every convcuiuueo, situamd in n thriving towimhip, close to railway, 4t0.. Btnblo in oonncutlon with hotel, mid tlio wholo dolnir tv KWd .trttdo.—Prico and terms on appli cjlticjh to vaiio tc Douglufl, lioUuo and Estate A(!ont9. Shortland-etroot. 1373 SPLENDID BUSINESS ALLOTMENT on tho Ponsonby Hoad, in commanding poal tion, and of good slzo. Prloo low. Terms easy.—Vailo aiSl Douglas, Land and Estate ARonts. ShorUand-strnet. BUILDING AtiLOTMENTS, NEWTON, G lots oaoh, 2 of tliem having frontaees of 60 feot by a dopth of 110 foot, and tho otJiorß front agos of 10 foot by ganio depth. Prico low, and terms easy, as may be arranßcd.—Vallo and Douglas. Land and Estate Agenta, next tho Post-otllco, Shortland-street 1372 SMALL FARM of 14 acres, very suitable for a working man; all In cultivation; rich land; House of 3 rooms and kitchen, stable, &c. Prico, £200. 1380 CHEAP LITTLE HOMESTEAD, 14 acres, ICant Tiimakl; all ln grass and crop. Cottage of I" rooms and small one of 2 rooms. £2tSO. PARTLY IMPROVED FARM of 132 aores, all fonood; 45 aoros ln grass. Splondld position for fruit farm ; deop water fcoutaeo ; oloao to town. i£ per acre. l.'KiS £300 — GOOD LITTLE WATERSIDE ifAKM of 112aoro«, with larK'o run adjolninx; 25 to I! 0 aores in cultivation; splendid iJaco fur fruit growing. Terms easy. — Vallo and Douglas, ljiin'd and KsUite Agota, Sliortland- Btroot: initHedlnto possession. ViS6 £2'JO—COTTAGE of 4 rooinn, with allot uvfint SS x iiSft, neat garJea, mid close to tho truio-liuea.—Vallo and Douglas, House and Land Amenta. Shortliuid-atroot. 1332 £300—Vory Convenient COTTAGE of 4 rooms and soullery, allotment 83 x 80ft. within quarter of an hour's walk from Queoti-streot. —Vailo and Douglas, House. Land and Kstiito Ajfonts. next P. 0.. Shortland-etn»t. ISW £050—HOUSE of 5 roomi anc Kitoheii, gas and water laid oa, &o.; workshup W x 11, Allotment, with trontago of 83 feet to Upper Union-etroot, and frontage to Nelson-etrsot of 34 foot—Vaile nnd Douglas. Land and Katata Agfinta. Shortlandßtreot. LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, 66 x 117 foot, together with dwelling-house, Btablos, &c, conveniently situated, within 7 minutes' walk of PostKiflloo, and suitable elthor for private residence Bites, or for busi ness purposes; price moderate. Terms easy. —Vailo and Douglas, Lund and House Agonte, Shortland-atroet. 1334 £630—NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms, with out house, tankß, &c., and allotment GO X IBS, volcanlo soil! convenient situation. — Vaile and Douglas. Houso and Land Agent Short land-streot. U7l £600—Capital Woterside FARM, of 90 aorea, about half rich alluvial fiat, SO acres ln grass. Houso of i rooms, dairy, sheds, &O.— Vallo and Douglas, Land Agents, Shortland- 1227 VERY CONVENIENTLY SITUATED HOUSE of 5 rooms, wuter nnd uou laid on, wash-houßO, &c ; 5 minutes' walk from Qnoon siroou Price, £500.—Vnlle nnd Hoiifflaß.HnußO, Land, and Estate Agents, Shortland-stroet. £3SO.—NEW HOUSE of 6 rooms, verandah back and front, wash-hniw : nil drainod: gas and wator: allotment, 30ft x 182 ft; good situa tion, close to tram-lines.—Vaile and Douglas, Houso. ljin*, and KsUto Agents, noxt to the . General Poat-ofllno. Shortland Btreot, 1112 FOR BALK, At LOWEST Market Rates I- Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Korosono. Paint, and Ollvo Oila Chamulon's. Scott's, and Btoror's Qoanlni White Lead, in wood Mums Metal ond Nails Larno Stock of Canvas, various brand! Wlra Ilopo, from )J lnoh to J inoh Bolt Hope, Hemp, and Manilla Hops, all Patent WlndlaßS (wood). Frills, and PaUl Anchors, from IB owt. to 10 lbs, ijliaiuu, from i inoh to 1 Inch. Coin* anil Fish Oil. P. H. MoK EN Z I WL. AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK Foe 1885. This Standard Book, whlea Is Now Rkadv contains 20$ paKOd of closely-printed matter ro lating to the Colony of New Zealand, and fur nifihing the very latest statiatloal. ofUoial, and descriptive account of ita roflourccs, ita trade, aerlculturc, railways, tolcgraphs, official ser vices, its lavs, forests, land refutations, Indus tries, mines, &c, &o, Tho Book also includes two Diaries—one for tho record of memoranda for every day of the year, and the other for tho entry of household expenses. A Ready Rockonor for housewives and doalers will also be found a useful feature. The description of tho Provincial District of Auckland covers fifty closolj-printcd pages. I'hnro aro also attached Llits of Crown Lands open /or settlement in tho Province The R< Riatcrot Auckland Shipping, Customs Tariff, Stamp Duties, Trains. Coach and Steam Tablo1?. Cab and Watermen's Fares, an* Direc tories havo ull been correotod to the latest dajo, Mid will bo found lnvaluablo In evdiy mop chant's olllco. Tho Farm and Gardon Calrndars famish th« farmer and horticulturist with dlreotlOßs to every month's operations. Thn Tide. Sunriso, and other Tables ar« calm* fated with tho grcatost possible care. All the matter In tho Book is ontlrolr new, anfl rarious imoortftnt improvementa liavo boon In troduced to make the Hook more wldoly tuoful. pniOE—ONE SHILLING. Bold by all bookscllors. H. BRETT, SHOIITLAND STREET. PUBLISHER. QUICK'S STABLE S, ALBKRT-STRKET. aiR V. QUICK begs to return his Sincere fhanks for the Liberal Patronago rccoivod whCo narryinß on tho Bueinouo known aa "Quick's Llvory nnd Bait Stables," Albort street, and trusts that MKBSRS JAMES DIG KAN & CO., tho eenttamon to whom he has relinquifihcd the mirao, will bo accorded Support In an equully liberal manner. Patrons can roly upon being treated civilly *nd fairly by Wi eruc oessors, under whose proprietary he feels cure the hostelry will become the favourite of Anok tend. J. J. DIGNAN] IT. FOLKYI fP. LUNDON MESSRS JAME3 DIGNAN & CO. havinß purchased Mr F.Quick's Business, hope to merit the patronage bo generously bestowed on tholr late and popular predecessor. For Hire—Han- Bom Cabs, Opon and Close Carriages, Buggies of every description, Waggonettes, Breaks and Omnibusoa, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses, Privnw) Carriages with Livery, Hearses and Mourning Coaches. Orders by Post, Tele graph, or Telephone (No. 124) rocolve oarefnl attention. Tho Stables provlds unsurpassed accommodation for Horses, fco. Night attend ance. Charges moderate. mELEGRAPH LINE Off COACHES, IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. W. K. Carter bees to announce that on and after TUESDAY, 29th January, 1881, he will Run a Couch through to tho Hot Lakes, Ohlne mutn (conveying Passengers and Parcels), leav ing Cambridge on TUESDAYS and THURS DAYS, at 7 a.m., returning from the Lakes on WK-DNKSDAYS and FRIDAYS, at 7 a.m. Single Faros, £1 lfa; or Return Tickets, avail able (or one week after date of issuo, £3. All Passengers to lie Booked at the Office before leaving Buggies and Saddle Horses, with experienced drivers, to ordor on tho shortest notice Orders by Telegram or Letter promptly attended to. Cambridge Jwiuary 23. JH&t. Passengers Booked at H. H. Hayr and Co's, High"Btreet. Auckland. \TORTHERN OMNIBUS COMPANi XI (LIMITED). TIMK TABLE. On and after MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 22, 1881. Auckland to Mt. Albert Avondale to Mt. Albert and Avondale. and Auckland. Leave Union Bank. Leave Avondale, 7. 0 a.m. 8. 0 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 9. 0 a.m. 12.15 a.m. 11.30 a.m. •2.15 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 4.15 p.m. j3. 5 p.m. £.15 p.m. 5.30 p.m, SATURDAYS. 7. 0 a.m. 8. 0 a.m. •10.15 a.m. 9. 0 a.m. 1.10 p.m. til. 0 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3.1J p.m. 4.55 p.m. 11. 0 p.m; 5.30 p.m. AUCKLAND TO NEW LYNN. Leave Union Bank. Leave New Lynn. 12.15 p.m. 8.45 a.m. 5.15 p.m. 2. 0 p.m. *; SATURDAYS. 'V 2.30 p.m. ' 8.45 a.m. It 0 p.m. 5,15 p.m. • For Mount Albert only. t From Mount Albert only.



LIMITED, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, &c. 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, Combined Band and Circular Saws for Hand or Power, complete with Saws. BAND SAWS FOR lIAND POWER. BAND SAWS FOR HAND POWER. DRILLING MACHINES. PRILLING MAC 11 INE& IJOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES. BOLT & NUT SCREWING MACHINES, pipe mamsa wmm^ mmnm MACHINES TINSIVHTH'S TOOLS. SQUARING SHEARS. SQtJARING SHEARS. CIRCLE CU'ITERS DOWN MACHINES, FOLDERS. FOLDERS. BEADING & BURRING MACHINES. . GROOVING MACHINES. WIRING MACHINES. JIAN HATUHE X STAKES, 'PUNCHES, STOVES, &c T. & S. MOEEIN & CO., LIMITED. FURNISHING IRONMONGERS, QUEEIST STBEET. AMATEUR FRET CUTTING MACHINES, 8 PATTERNS, "THE WOMBEIFUIj / Latost Improvement*. V*lo&bl« Appltancao. T»n Y««n' ( Oaamnte*. P*t«nt Autom*tlo Winder. P»t»ns Drop-BoU«r«. nriAfftßm \P»«m«Ij006»-WlniUng»Wl»e«l Pnont Thread »els»o«r. War- StWllwb Wlm Iluhlcii kept In Ro»lr» for three yoar. FEKB Of Vk VI ••« v /oß^gojj, iunatuntsa Catalogue md SiunpUe orWor*ft»» 91 APUIRirS J """"the webtheim sewing kacejm aoikcy. fflAbfflratfc/ Wj j BEALE, 170, qukkn-btrkbt^^ 17'BA.TINQ'S pOWDBE, chaiu.es hksketu.] Lalex-. aitkbw. TcFATING'S POWDFR TX ESKE TII AND AIT XE N kkating'? pownKH ■£*- nro B'nd to Huh' Cuntomeni and KEATING'! PO WDKH lhe Ptlbllc K«'>oriilly that having Bold 3io whole ABATING KUA&BVOa of tholr Urn ? ettr'8 Stßck °f Cover*. etA, they FIE A3 aro ln a ixw't'on to Oll'ur on Entiroly Now Btoek MOTH 3 arriving per direct steamer Aonmgl, from Lpn- BkKTLKS. don' an* P** Mn" st<><"nor from Baa Fraßoisoo, Tmfl Powmr IB Owns Harmless to Afll- "jader. all current scason'e growth, oonstatlnn S^S^MtebSto SotWfSw'SSd' WHITK CLOVER fTrcfollnra ro«*s) DaKiii COCKPOaouOB, D9CUO3, motufl m lure, iwiu tjwta rtT.TkVwtT?*YTvJ#AUw.« OTWe&or modes o< tnseet Sportsmen will atJ?v™ r?&/£n ? nSEJ?? kILm i ttattt hM tonmted otfcora to vend a so-oalled 7!s{& I,k f <*^?«*i^£# ta?' ISrttolß In lmltoflra. ThePublle areOautionkd WBSPSF HaSai 1 > that the tins of the fironolno_powder boar the Su£!™ Bp3UlaDa) KBA?IStHS WRMTABLKTd CRESTED DOGSTAIL (CynosnroS Srlrturasl KKATmTmolVoiS¥ TABLETS Sg^^^^Sl (AJo^onroy protSSej KEATING'a WORM TABLKTS ISSfy??f» A nmv nnTiSt m*** m—W.A A PURKur VBWSTAnLE SwKBrMBAT, both in pn ATWTif m 52.7. 25£S? (£ oaßemwaHß>/ appearance and taoto, furnishing a raoat agree. fSA}M f, ii? mnß Sotroedorl) able method of administering tho only om-taln IVTTiiTA)" Mll . ~™.»^. % cemody for INTKSTINAL or THR3CAB KAT.-TAIL gporpbolußelongfttns) W^BfiS. Ills o porfootly ante and mild pre- SA^SASI fPJ^PJ! 1, V,T° m «mPorvIro«B) paratton, and ig especially adapted for Children. Sn i, m » 'a n^j'iVl ™£ ot? L nm , 6oldln*n»byallChomlstßandDniKgisto. PW™.«J QIIKKIf TOP ABBRWWN Proprietor, faoMAH KttATINO. DK ™«|' l |l« s GRBY A and G Price '^fr^"**^ EW^NKEM. BOILItRMAKKRa. 0 B> MSufact^dty^tucttM^o^! IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERB, pany, Sydney Bonodnst and F?6«r, Mineralnl AND GBNKRAL MAtJHINISTS. Uono fnosphatcs, Potato and Grass Manures. th *m v a Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and other ifiAMKH, Artificial Manures; Oats, Maizo, Barter. Beanß, I HorUontal Engine, double oy^a4or, lMa. «-> ANGKS. RANGES. RANUJSfr. diameter, 21tn. stroke t\. 1 Horizontal Engine. lOln. by 181 n. stroke M-m' • 1 Launch Enffine, 4Jln. by 6in.stroko m ATKINSON 1 Multltubnlar Bollor, 17ft. long by 6ft dlametei x • A 1 liiw &u jn , 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft. long by 6ft. dlamotar ENERGETIC FOUNDRY, CuniBTCHTOCn, } K2S} 8? SSn' er' }$fr Jo n£K r m•«1 laniCm.t« "as arrived, and commenood a 1 Cornish Boilor, 17ft long by <ft, oin. diameter t>t>«xt^ti Divnu nmipi?n avti I Cornlflh BoUer, ISft loug by«ft dmmetor BRANCH RANGE, COPI ER, AND 1 Cornish Boiler, lfift. long by Ift Oin. diameter FURNACE FACTORY lI t9SS^^^WoSS^iSSi In AUCKLAND, VICTORIA-STREET, naar Puin*. . Old Red Lion Hotel. BrttaatesTOppHed for all classes of Kngtaeorto* It iB by t)l0 ro quoßt of so many of hie old Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quart* frionds that lie has dono so. and ho hopes they, ernshing Machinery. Tnrblne Wheel.. Co' Bydranlio Maohlnery, Timber Jacks, lonllll Qvena. an his Pvinipes will be sold so re and Patent Safety Catches for markahly Clieap that, every poor man <wn gel "^W are tlm most ni'ononiical in rho colonies. Iloldoi of Eighteen Oenillcates and One Silver Cup Como und tee for youreelvos. RP. HOLLIS'S LINE OF Prico, from S.l Ins to £20 and upwards • COACHES, '■ A man kept on purpose for Repairs. a.i^KS^W^Ml 11?^*: R^BKIDGE-S TIME TABLE 6m° P'?und^»-a. 6m^2 SS3M& m LEAVE AUCKLAND-Sreyhound Hotel- nn^™ m IHE TimKE Lami>s-7 minutes to the 9, 8.45, 10.30,11 a.m., 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45, 3.15. i, 4.30, ki "ht Tutps vumr Tnww 1 „»,.* n l o Sffl-f^BSilSr Greenwood^ Corner. 8s; g«»^Xufe'spTsJ To, SmC^fo'if?Staute to and trom Brown-street, Bpsom, ss. pa3t 1U 23 minutes to 12, 7 minutes past 12,7 E. P. HOLJjIS Proprietor. minuteß past i, '43 minntes to 3,7 minutes past 3, — _ — __ . 23 m\nutes to 1,7 minutes past i, 23 minutes to 5, ROYAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES 163 past 5> 23 minutoßlo fll and » mlnntM Fkom SnEr.Lir Beach—B.3o a.m., 8.45 a.m., ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. 10.30 a.m., 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m., and ul p.m. The Royal Mall Coaoh (carrying passongerp! _ ~ A n v.wr v m - will, on and after 6th October ISB3, and until T> LAIJ. AND J! AWtft fT further notioe, run to the following Timb- JT ._„ __.„,-„ _„_ tablk:— ARE SELLING OFF Leave Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at 0.!5 a.m.; returning from thbib Station to Cambridge on ar-ival of Train from Auckland. Kaon arrival or ir g TO CK OF BOYS' & YOUTHS'SUITS, Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Monday* Wednesdays, and Fridays on arrival of Train &Cii & Cl( Ol> crom Auckland; returning from To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday*], ut 7 ft.to. at COST PRICE. '.aitohlng the 3 o'clock Train at Hamutem Jiuic ilon tor Auckland. Bookins Ofpicks i KARANGAHAPE ROAD: Gwyoao's Hotel, Hamilton Went; polemans wjw, ( Hotel TaAroha; andatmyProHiiaos,Kirkwood rind LoKe-streota, OambriQeo. . • Cambridifv*. OotoW <i?g3. TEB ' ""^ & To Make Boom Fob Their Inobbasino iJ >! B?2? 8[l?' 8. 809$ e(1 J (lt H' H' ***** Md °°'" 1 OBDHB XBADB. Kigh-atreet, Auoldaaa, k"w™ *»**"»•



JOHN -OUCHANAN. WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. Tel.X^l du ro&.| TolOPhOn^ The Advertisor dosires special attention to his Colobratod Brands of IBLEJS'DED INDIA ANI> CHINA TEAS. Since thoir introduction tho greatly increasod doraond for thorn substantially proves their oxcellonoe, and confirms tho high esteem which tho Public havo justly accorded thorn. Tho following distinctive brands all bear his Trado Mark on tho labels, and are packed in lib and Jib packets, also in 61b, 101b, and 401b tins, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS BBAND3. BLENDED PIKE INDIAN TEAS. ZEMINDAR Brand. BPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, sinco thoir introduction, have been accorded by tho publio the re ception their excellonco deserves, and only require a trial to bo more universally used. Attention is requested to the following analytical roport :— "Laboratory, Hobson-fitreot. Auckland, Jubb 18,1881.-I havo sampled tho 13akini? Powder 1b tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mar chant, Aur.kland, and havo analyseTl the sanif, and find the constituents pure and well-propor Uoned. The result proves this article to bo Buperior to any oithor irnportod or colonially preparod that has beon submitted to me. and I Win, theroforo, confldonUy recommend ie to tno publlo.-(Sl«n(Kl) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst." Eaoh tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. The STOCIC of GENERAL GROCERY an* Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splondid Assort ment, whioh is cooßtanUy bsing replenished by Importation! from Koropean, American, ana Australian Markets. JUST RECEITW3, EX 8.8. BUCEPHALUS, from Calcutta, Tia Melbourne, 300 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues on application. To thaee about to commence business, attention is drawn to tho great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etOt wd to wcuro other special »d»ce iceata whioh I am prepared to offer. JOHN T>UOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, CUSTOMS-STREET, 'AUCKLAND. JB. B L A I X I E, • VICTORU-BTRBBT, IMPORTER OP BUILDERS' S-. FURNISH' INO IRONMONGERY Direct from Manufacturers, Has for Sale, at Low Rates— Carpcntore" Tools Nails, Locks, Iliacos Kitchen Ranges Reglator Grates, In groat Variety Marbla and otinmollcd Slate Mantelpieces Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Coment, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. D# E V I T T GUNMAKER, 254, QUEEN-STRBBT, AtTCKLAND (Opposite tho City Market). Established 1859. Intending Buyers fflßjto^ should Inspect the JsflPtefc. Large Stock of Breech TSH|!sfsS>v and Jluzzlo-londinK ««B|CT^. Guns on hand. They "^BSwJB? > will soo tho iikst value in I^ sf Auckland. Kvery Gun tho- jK^Wx roTißhly examined and guaran- ( IJcffiW tecrt bofore (iellrory. I =s«Sj;|liM'Ti ill XlinnuiorlcßS G-uns. with Sic- V MsaK'! SS mon'a Patent Steel Barrels. 12 V-</Tfflß|s|lflJ and M g»aKft; Silver's Patent AntL fcSfiiiiHj rocoil Butt Flatos; AVobloy's Bull iHsSSt Dor and Irish ConstAbulary Rovol- nMI rers. also his New Patent Belr-sx- s|B| tractlng Revolver: Kynoeh's Patent JiMl "Porfect"Roloadlne Mctalllo Cart- Wlfll ridgo Cases and Crlmpors: Eloy's Ro-Bul yolver Ammunition and Metallic Cartridge I'll Casos; Newcastle Chilled Shot; Curtiss |i| and Harr-cy and Pigon Wilk's and l«ti-jfl renco's Gunpowder: Eloy's Wadding and IJII Cartridge Cases: Powder Flasks, Shot lilt* Pouchen, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Cartridge Bella. Gun Oil. Tow for Gun Cleaning. For rot Mur.zlos and Bells, Saloon Rifles. Air Canes, Breooh-loadlntf Implements, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Kiroworks. REPAIRS, including Browning and Re stocking, specially attendod to, and satistaotiOD guaranteed. ____ D. BVITT, GrjNMAKKB and Imfoethr, _ an, Qubbw-sthest, Apcklasd. "DILL pOSTINfI THROUGHOUT AUCKLAND AND SUBURBS. At the "STAR" OFFICE arrangements can be made tor the speedy Printing and Posting of Bills throughout tho whole City and Suburbs, Including Onehunga, Otahuhu, Maugere, Dovonport, Northcote. and up tho Walkato, at HOST beabonabt.e cnAHOEa Bills Posted by the week, month, or year, or at per 100. Those persons having Bills to Post will please forward them to tho Publishing Offlco, where they will recoive prompt attention. QALVATION ARMY. AUCKLAND PRISON GATE BRIGADE AND NIGHT REFUGE. Buperintendant .. .. John Castlks Inspector of Home .. ..W. F. Boyn7on Treasurer .. „ _ C. B. Stonb Secretary W. H. LB9NARD Cattain-in-Chaebe .. .. ROBT. LITTLE. THE HOME In connection with tho above Institution being Now Open, Brigade Captain Little will be _ glad to receive DONATIONS OF GROCERIES OR PRO VISIONS OF ANY KIND, and also ot ANY OLD CLOTHES, at THE BARRACKS, From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily, The Treasurer, Mr C. B. Stone, would remind the Publio that this Institution cannot be car ried on successfully without Funds. He wiH therefore be most happy to receive Subscrip tions at his offlco, Queen-street, at any time. r\EVONPORT, NORTH BdORB, WELLS BROS., CARTERS AND EXPRESSMEN. N.8.-FENCING DONE AT LOWEST KATES. ESTIMATES GIVEN; YARD OPPOBITiHivONPORT FAT.T,,



Sewing Machines. giNGER BEWTNQ MACHINES. Sales in 1882 603,292 Machines. „ JBBI 561,036 i, Increase 42,258. ta,TirilKE OUT OF EVKRY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN THE WOULD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THUMB HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES 1! ! AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD &. TWO SILVER MEDALS. To bo obtained at PBB 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Quebn-stbeet, Acokulud, BKWARE O^GERMA^AND OTHER SINGER SEWING MACHINES. Corsctmakcr. MRS DOWN has. Just rocolTed a •ffiSgS&gSirjZS!! Solcot Assortment of fiMMMS? STAY MATEIUAL. ta every varioty uud colonr. WtW STAYB, OOBSKTB, Wif BELTS, Sm.. &0.. /fist fifA^ Upon the latest Improve- JmtHl 11% Country orders punotn- Si(ll'M Whim ally attonded to, m® mm Kra Ejft All paroelß sent post rre«. X JSB&J' MRS DOWN, gr StAy and Corsetrinflkei'* Upper Hobeon-Btfoet. T. bL^P 80 * Ta R> OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstohuroh, Is now on a visit to Auckland, for a short time only, find may bo Consulted oti all Diseases of tho Eye, and for the proper ad justmont of Spectacle. With regard to the Diseases of the Eye. thoro may be considered two distinct kinds of treatment, tlz., tho Medium and the Optical; the Medical to the PhysicUn the Optical to tho Oculist Optician. Kntiro y two-thirds of the diseases aro due to optical defects. Blindness. Squint Kye*. Headachei. NeuraljrlaoftheFnceandTemples.Deafness.uud Inflammation of the Eyesarefrequently caused by opticaldefcots, and aio Prevented and Cured, without operations, by properly adapt-) -Bpoctacles, made to correct the defertlre por tlon of tho eye. There are over 500,0'J0 rarlou, combinations of Spectacles required to correct those defects—impossible to be kept in etock by any Optiolan, even In London, therefore, nin«< bo ground oxpresalj to meet each indlridnal T. R. PROCTER received tho highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectartlee in ovorr combination of spherical and oyllndri cal form required, at tho International Pxhtbi- Uon, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and GoM JJodal. T.R.P. has for many years mado ati Mipodal study of the ODtical means necessary to remody the defects of tho astigmatic or vcak-sighted eyoe, and this experience, combined wi* fen* appllanoes for manufacturing, enabioi him fre (jucntly to relieve even tho otherwise hopeless No Ohargo for Consultation. Address :— THIIKK DOORS FROM THEATRE KOTAL VICTORIA-STREET. TEA/ Unrivalled /fy'/ 13 /o7 ou bM/ / /&)/ ABOUNDING Ay - /r// Strength / AND 4IIGH QUALITY. QTKSDMAN'S SOOTHING POWDERS CHILDREN DOTTING TKBTH. OAunoß so ptmoHASERs. The Talno of thla well-known Family Kedldne has been l&rgely tested. In an pirti of the world, and by all grades of society, (or upwards or rim TEABS. Its well-oamod extensiv* gale has lndttoed spttbioub imitations, some of WhiOh in OUTWARD AFPEARANO SO closely resemble tha original as to have deceived nmny nurchaeers. The proprietor, therefore, fools It dvo to tho publio to give a special oautlos isa^nst the übo of suah imitations. Purchasors aro therefore roqifMtod carofnlly to observe tho four following distinctive char kotoristics, without which none aro genuine :— Ist—ln evory :«bo tho words JonN Stebd- MAN, CHEMIST, ;■» AI.WORTH, gURUBY, are en (travod on the Government Stomp affixed to each packet. 2nd—Eaoh Single Powder has directions for the dose, and the words John Steedman, Chomist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—Tho name Steodmaa is always epelt with two KICs. 4th—Tho manufacture Is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all CbemisU and Medicine Vendors, at Is lid to 2s Bd eaoh. Ageuta: Kempthohne, Puosbeb and Co., Auckland, Wellington, and DnnetUn. pAPER HANOINGB. W. PHILLIPPB & SON BAVJI RKCEIVKD. EX LATB ARRIVALB 186—P AOK. A G E S—lßs CONTAINING 58,070 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGB, consistins or NEW PATTBRN3 Wot Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms. Hal] and Btairoaee, iultahle for the Mansion or Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DBSIGNB, AND BEST VAIiUK EVBR OFFKRKD IN PAPfiiRHANGINUS. W6-PACKAGES-916 SCRIMS AND HHSSIANB PLATS AND BHBBT GLASS, -vTHITB TSIAD OILS, TURPS, VARNISHES, AMD ALL TRADE SUNDRIKS. W, FHILLIPPS k SON, 65 axd 97. QnuN-HTBiiin. W^ Lets, BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, THREE DOORS ABOVE " BTAB " OFJ-ICB, MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Insurance and Mikino Register Books Specially Ruled and Bound. Music, Magazines, Publio Libraries, and Son day School Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books 80-bound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RUUTD FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Viotoria- Btroet West, two Honses and Shop with double frontage, will be sold a bargain; terms easy.—Apply to John Soppett, House ass Load Asant. No. 8, Qseen-atriicr ■



THE "\/rELBOUENa-I\SSM^ AND QLOTHING riOMPANY, DIRECT IMPORX B s t QUEEN-STREET, : w Having completed thoir &rrangeme»ta,tal^ SELLING ALL CLABSSS 09 NEW | AND - ". 1,. FASHIONABLE GOo^ WHOLESALE PRICES^ ■■''. W The followlnu QUOTATIONS wUl»rv« tt I,; guido to the Entire Stock:— • iff i- BUTTON FRENCH KID GLOVES, Is 11d, bkodub '«"'■ PEICB .„ ... Illffi INDIAN MUSLIN, ix Piw-^.,JB Blue, Od yaks, eeqdue pbici j'fH TBKSE GOODS ARE VSRV FABHIONABI* ' H FOR DRESSES. . JKj ALL-WOOL NUNS' CLOTH, Niw (■ Shades, 114 d, kkoulab i-mos .„ \ Mm A GRAND LINE OF ZEPHH -HB PKINTS, 2|b, MacLAapEioi..;-jlfflß HORROCKS'S LONG CLOTH, ai^H 9U DOZEN, RHGULAB PRICE -:I'JHjB 8 yards LONG CURTAINS, at 7$ *H iID TAIE, KEGCLAR PRICE .„ Jj i'H WHITE SHEETINGS, 2 tabm H WIDE, OJl) YARD, MQULU : !Bi price ••'••■ij'B MEN'S NELSON TWEED TROU-' M SERS, 7S IID, BSGULAB PRICB,., 11 | El MEN'S SCOTCH TWEED SUITS, i: fa 355, REGULAR PRICE ... „; (ji Hj BOYS' KNICKER SUITS, 4s 11b, JK SEOCIiAB PRICE '■' Mbl BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHnmiijH EXTRAORDINARY LOW - B PRICES. fo; THESE ARE FACTS. WB INVITK YOU TO TKBTPOB/ YOURBELVES. ] THE MELBOURNE DEiPEII AND CLOTHING COMPANY M Wish It to be Distinctly Undented ihilß* H do not SELL LOW CLASS GOODS R H BUBBISH. Each Artlole Is Gun, I anteod of STERLING WORTH ffi XVT OMAN'S TOR'l|tf|| WOMAN'S FRLEJIE . - TTOMAN'S TjH/Wl ■|| MRS DR. STUAKR W FAMOUS BT FAMOUS . m FEMALE T)BMSD«IH EM ALE IiEMBDWiW CURE ! H HEADACHE, NERVOUSNESS, HfflK ■ PAINS IN THK BACK. rUiSßfe MB WKAKNESF. IRREOUIiAHITYi 14g;HW UOR. AN)) THK nXI JR(CSSIOXBfW,aB{ LIAR TO FEMALE EXPKBIKStfi . tffl MRS DR STUAs||l Has for years devoted) especial ritenflaijiP'Bl disordera common to her sex, andlnwrSW HB dies Indies have the groatest boon eitt W,M dueod to public notlco. Manyyeore Mr3?'M| in the largoat foraalo practice in thomeuWJ HI comprising every age, temperament.>■?!£■% plaint, has afforded emple »pvmammK^M moat thorough ttial of the MedlclnetWnWOß be of tbluo. and the Remedies noWUOMW.™ to the ladies of Auckland have won UuWPJOB esteem, and praises from lnnuinßnWMJß^H and i nuutitera restored to Btrsngtn.repwWlM and all the blessings of sound heauk ■■■;. {SK mrs drTltuabts-I ladies' tonio, 1 Sa arb is to Pra Both* 'iVHj Tnto Is essentially a Femsl; T«I*^1;» tafns the elements requisite for ,tt«JWR5aa oonstUntton of weman. WhMem.otjgj™ (here nmy bo In tho legion o( «!■ trnme imposed npon a, too-RcneroUJ "ffiU* fl«n(r pnWle for tho stronger.«»»• !?aJB-Hi proTctl themselves to bo utterly wPj.^j (omalo nro. For lo<s of nppeUW. OTWJ Wt spirits, palpitation of the hoart.' nffl»""[ OB exercise or work, this Tonic is tij "* B mildest, and moßt ngroeable airsngtbflw" 1 §X brought before suffering women. , W MRS DRTsTUARI'S ■ LADIES' CALENDM PILLS, , | is sd and is «d Pro Box. ", H Tka Tftlne of those PIIH for 'V^W§KBi cooßot weU bo over estimated; ".jSEffiHI prompt and certain in their action. TBffFj H rent sufforinK. discomfort, and anaeffi S:O| Irnly the Females' Friend. I MRS DR'TTUAR'PS ■ LADIES' APERJENW pills, !: m 18 6d Per Box. j» X fnlly explained in circulars S^ 81~... EH Medicines) they should be obtained. . , hh All who have nsed theMpme^lM^fflJ-K the kindliness and regularity otJg!.a3S.Hi sickness. In many cases of paene^^Oß md loss of appetite of months dur*"^,* MB tho gravest fears of consumption, wj^il B& moot the Pills and Tonic b"JSfciMk bloom of health, strength, and f°lt attention of W[£fS&| publio and private instituUonß, SJJStB*Hi liners, dressmakers, shop-Ktrls. dom ■ j£;HB rants, factory girls, and all eng«eo^iriJtiHfl tary occupations or clo'.ely oon.;^ a H .8 called to the unequalled Tonioanaw ~HI rtrtues of these famous Bempdiei_'. H b e °ad°vV»^ # Prepared <?^%s&W., . M At the Laboratobv, New Pass Bt London, EnolaND. ; Kg 501.8 WHOLESALE AND BKIAtt AG«"* H AUCKLAND, ».«•-' i -i. " ". E - MR S. GILBEKT, X (Next to Lennox's, Stationer/, .i < r K QUEEN-STBEETi ■. B;!' MR T. A. CRAWFORD, C^f« NEWTON. WOMAN'S FRIE^-J: OU3 HEALTH. §1 MRS DR. STOAB1» | FAMOUS ! : B; FEMALE TOI^I