NEW CALEDONIA.

A Ship In a Hurrlc__e.-Moro Fronoh Convicts.

Noumea, March 24. The harbour is looking very gay and lively just now, crowded with shipping. Con spicuous above all is tho huge three-decker Loire, then two French corvettes and H.M.S. Undine," also a small French gun boat. There are no lesß than ten Britis"

vessels, one man-of-war schooner, one square rigged ship, one steamer, five barques, a brig, and a schooner; and the Cint ra is expected every mm ute to a'Jd to tho number. H.M.S. Undine arrived last Satur day, 8 days only from Sydney, and two hours afterward a square-rigged British ship en tered tho harbour. Blio was evidently in distress, the main-topmast broken short oft', tho foro and mizen topmasts awry, yards pointing in every direction, and strips of Bail hanging about them. . Upon inquiry sho proved to bo the Tobique.of St. John's, New Brunswick, bound from Cardiff to Yokohama with 2,200 tons of coal, for tho Mc3Ea.geries Company. She en countered tho full force of a hurri cane on the 12th instant, about 112 miles to the north of New Caledonia. Tho galo struck her at inii-day, before the barometer gave tho slightest indication. Tho captain (Sloan) had bent a new main sail only four hours previously, and he said it went like a silk thread. The vessel was on her beam ends, with the hatches under water, for twelve hours, and had Bft of water in her hold. Cap tain Sloan aays ho saved the vessel by hanging overboard several bags filled with oakum, saturated with oil. The effect was magical on tho huge breakers. Four of the sailors were injured by the main deck capstan, which was torn off, and took charge of tho deck. One man has been sent to the hoepital. Thcro ia at least £1,200 worth of damage to be repaired before she can leave the harbour. The Loire has just brought the 54th convoy of convicts to tho colony. They are classified as follows:—44 murder, 10 attempted murder, 15 in decent assault, 1 wounding, C wounds having occasioned death, 1 poisoning,. 6 forgery, G coiners, 1 fratricide, 22 voluntary homicide, (j attempted homicide, 15 arson, G parricide, 1 refusing to march against enemy (in Tonciuin), lo's theft, 11 criminal /issau'lt and murder, 2 attempted criminal assault. Altogether, 319. This raiees the numbers of the transportation to 7,630 con victs at hard labour, and 2,700 ticket-of- Icavo men.

AMERICAN EVANGELISTS AT NORFOLK ISLAND.

An Unfortunate Schism la a Quiet

Community.

Mb John Adams, writing to us from Nor folk Island on March 21, says : Dear Sir,- As the work of the people styling them selves American evangelists has of late been made the subject of much discussion amongst us, will you kindly permit me a apace in your valuable columns to say a few words concerning their work here, and the result of their labours in this hitherto peaceful and united community. The party bearing tho above-men ioneJ imposing title arrived heic in June of last year under the leadership nominally of it Mr Pholps, but in reality, as we soon found out to the sorrow of some of our number, under that of his good wife. Before I proceed any further let mo state that Phelps, some four or five years pre vious to this, spent two or three montbß here, and during that time was a regular attendant at the services of the Anglican Church, and I believe on one or two occa sions received tho Holy Communion at the hands of the ministers of that church, and that, too, at his own urgent request. That good, great good, was the result of hid stay bore ut. that time is a fact which will uot and cannot bo disputed ; and when he loft hero ho earnestly exhorted tte people to bo united, iind on no account to secede from tho Anglican Communion. 1 mention this nioroly to show the inconsist ency of the man, and to show that the things which ho so assiduously ondoavourcd to inculcate at tho timo of his first visit here he now Epared no pains and has put forth all tho energies of his mind and body to demolish, and has succeeded in accomplishing his purpose to such an ex tent as will cause his name to be re membered hero for years to como as the man who cowed discord and strife among parents and children, brothors and sisters, iriondo and neighbours who have for years past lived togethor united in tho bonds of Christian lovo. When those peoplo at first commenced to hold their prayer meetings here they were very careful not to say one word that would offend even'the most indifferent worshipper in tho Anglican Church ; but little by little they began to instil the deadly venom of schism in the minds of the people, saying at fiist, very carefully, that the Word of Uod has for ages been misinterpreted. Then they attempted to show that the texts of Scripture used at the commencement of the church services are inappropriate; then some of the sentences in the General Confession were considered; then tho Litany came in for a fair sharo of abuse; then the sublime and beautiful collects were at tacked, and finally it all culminated in de nouncing the cup and tho wine used in the administration of tho Holy Communion as tho cup and the drink of devils. Thib last drovo from them many who at tho first re ceived them v ith open arms, and made them to be held in detestation by a large majority of the inhabitants of tho island. Had these peoplo continued in the course which they adopted at the commencement of their career, most undoubtedly good would have been the result of their labours here; but as ie now stunds.l think I have tho warrant for the Word of God to justify me iv eaying that their work in this community has produced greater evils and has done more barm to the cause of true religion among us than the unrestricted sale of intoxicating liquors could do. I maintain that their work among us is productive of evil—unmitigated evil— for I think all Christians will admit that the two gieat objects of the Gospel are to glorify God and io promote mutual edification among men ; but it is now cer tain that we can do neither - neither give to God the glory due to His holy name, nor yet edify one another ; and why ? because, haciue split into rival factions, words and conversations which at one time woulddelight us all are now carefully hushed up when brought into contact by our respective duties. Painfully conscious are we made aware of this fact, especially when \ye moot together for the public worship oi God, when the seats of those who havo for years worshipped with us ure found empty, and the voices, which, from our earliest years, have ascended together in prayer and praise to tho throne of the Almighty are now beard in strivings about things and questions on matters ot religion, which, to an earuesfrUhristiau, is of no importance whatever.

The text of Scripture which these people have brought forwardanore than any other in support of their separation from tho Church is that of the the 17v. of 6ch. 2 Cor.

Anyone, even a person of the most ordin ary capacity, may see at a glance that thi3 passage is quoted without considering the context, for from the two verses before this it is obvious that thia vorse cannot bo reasonably applied to the breach of commis sion with fellow Christians.

If they require text* to justify their separation, they must look for some of a quality and a ecopo very different from thin.

Surely, if tho treo which these so-called evangelists have planted is a. good tree, the fruit is evil, and He who spake as never, man spake has told us that such a thing could never be. Then, consequently, the tree must be evil. " For where envy and strife is, there is confusion and every evil work."—l am, etc.,

John Adams,

The late poisoning cases make the follow ing quite apropos :-Old lady (to chemist): "Are you quite sure this is carbonate of soda—not arsenic !" Chemist: " Quite, ma'am; try it, and judge for yourself."

A fashion paper says:—" The new under skirt pretends to be full when it really is not." In this respect it differs somewhat from a man. The latter pretends not to be full when he really is.

Now published, April number of "New Zealand Farmer, Bee and Poultry Journal.' This is a very attractive number, well illus trated, and contains, among many others, ar' ticlea on Retail Prices in Relation to Wholesale Values—The Sugar-Boot Induatry-The Value of Agricultural Experiments—New Products— Funning and Gardening Operations for April, for Northern and Southern Districts The Plough, and Ploughing—Management of Pigs— Breeding of Ayrshire Cattle-Merino Stud Rams (illustrated)-Agricultural and Pastoral MattorsinOtaKO-Mtmaijement of Dairy Stock The V.R.C. licibyaud Melbourne Cup Winners (illustrated)-Turning Lawns (iilustratedl-a Lumber ol articles on Jfruitgrowiiut (beauti fully illustrated), etc., etc.—Poultry and Apiarian mattem—Homo and Household Pages, usoluding Tales and numerous articles of do ; Biesttc and general interest.

ACCIDENT.

AMK KmO of t h 9diMoton Company wa ß held y<is^ teS, P°™ -inquiring iZj^p » .Wone ß ,ey ßtKct , ,&*«** character of the rails V f th« fc most probable that some Wfi had tempered w ith^»£*M*2 In order to try th«-> re »r. U wasrasolved tihowtTf ?**£? late this afternoon ai^°Hh6S that for the future 'I, 8 *Si coming down wfiLf^'W ductor shall rt_ft««, the driver S o 88 totaYe^,* brake m case of need rf 1*!)! manipulates the righTL,T^6 $ will alfo be inserted in T^o^^ prevent them beine km! -S^fcj&i rainy days :_ftfiW»£*ss boxes, while the roadmen ll to sweep well, and H?» te| »«_ when they are wt ?n **« should have tho effect^ of!? -ft** reenrrence of such an«»•! ev^i Saturday night. ™ C<%.J»Z|

Professor and Mrs. Baldwin

PBOJKuoBBDd Hnßaldwin _*._ exponents of the occult and mwl; 11 are now delighting krgo audic^' South, may bo shortly in Auckland. They 6eein fe J* prmceps in • all feate 'ot „. .. J1 mesmerism and cTairvoyanw Vft® papers-devote columns to ■ _i2B?tf performances, andfromoneS|| given with great partieiil4riLSi« following passage^i-.'.'Sil now put into a meswHc.fflf:' an hour or thereabouts S^ in answering questio «Ljto been thought or written wT • any way intimated to hen " In every instance but one whWili ' tioner rosa he admitted uSil* correct, of course the matter1'1 were within his knowleaj.Slil# ception the error was & mb'ssl*' the date of the Sfe gentlemen admitted-- that ffi* ■ tions alluded to a war Si* and to these the reply »«tht, not break out tfi' tk * iStaTL? this year. A gentleman riffijEj had asked m writing, but hS™ paper, how many TOrHn ftffi answer waspeOpeoplß-and^ answer to the effect that ■■Mftl would be taken ill, but thaiSfia win a bowling match, broffiilfis lodgment from a proMineMSi|' church Bowling ClubJ* ■ x,sm; Other answersrefenedtoqiaiSKi. ledged to have been Beit«s? number of weU-kno<roi<.£_sJi|e clergyman—who adinittaj^igy the replies. The thongbtm^ffio lowed by an exhibition Mystery.'" ' ■

CORRESPONDENCE.

Sir,—lt ia not a .little surprising bums, boasted 19th century b«_2&'y that there are certain i^JrVM^it m world who still uphold 80#|lt^Si. ous and iniquitous sy6tem(i!Mj_)_ilM Although the-tar uloTna'j-^Kni verdict of fdo-dest— whiiih^tij^ffil^'; that tho deceived comniitod t_».-j__t_ while in his / mb lierim-fW-MSffc: so returned afi oxcee3io'f;lyAiii*Jli)dß porly so, I tHuL, It hM b^ea sbtift philosophical -write'c I h t'tt n_ntii <i introduction of the lav^!|/wwKi( simply to have Eat_fK^t^i«_J body of the victim. \Y_]j[nßilji_g be had by carting• Mftoilii^fflt_ti clay, at tho dead hatirj<)/s_i4S(SiJijr cross-roads, and enic&j^Mijt— " mummery " laid du^n to tea siiii But it is interesUng toJKjjfitilfi the obsolete verdicf it tiiS-inrf^tos* roads business ie a tinsifJifer-ttus'i being apparently Batisjg|fflß§_flo} body at midnight inJsfcttejiifllws, consecrated ground.; Ji^ffipmslk body of tho unfortuDSM—J-McStiw^ feel the eting the intuflig&t. jutybanfe flictod on it. But the emd «iB <$? answer that such verdicttj^SjigJW* prevent people from g<%'^i,l'" idea is altogether illogical'"-IjootlM^ act of self'deßtructiof|||TO^KJ itself of a deranged mindT-^OTig''' if the sapient iorymrojSaSsSlS and true "—still. ;_WB| was in the full pobseflßionolJii«gW|!« he committed the net, I *ill *» ™" course, Buppoßing'.the •c'^'|!.W!?j to go and do likewi6or/®§#|W* inform me that they OT mi ?«**« enough to do bo yot.-lam,ctft, Poneonby, 20th April, I®.

Auckland Woollen Factory.

(TothoEte-'l; :';'.'. Sic,—l have noticed llicon|(i J*J** that a woollen factorj|ffl H started in Auckland, and i* *_ said to be obtainable by.ay*|§W^ of hold by half a down- "'■j generally pick up .all tbn.gf S. Auckland. Now, Mr Mi'f^S ing man, and,live at tio ; oatetjt«!™l' Arch Hill, .and cannot leavebjwb^ to the Secretary's <>Ax» ow «'. , shares, and suh" c ni) WREJi as the man of means, (U? llf *iui» be told I am too late :™*rW*J# [ underetand th it U« *™fijy Company have no i.i«t3 fif'Si«Jii* fore presume that the.} nW'S".a plain of can be easily JWffi^ faithfully, Ml* "

rt£B ACC&ULNII K?«NI»G B'l^lt, WJiJDNKSDAY, APRIL 22, IBBt.

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Auctions . TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock noon. CLEARING-OUT SALE GROCERIES, &c CITY MARKET. R. ARTHUR Ha? received Instructions from Messrs Hart and Co to sell by auction, at their late etoro. City Market (in constquraeo- of their romoyal to new store), on Thursday noxt, at 12 o'clock noon, THE BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK, co;.stating of-Jnni3, Sauces. Picklos, Con fccilonory. Plain *nd Fanoy Uiscuitß, Saddlery Fancy Goods, Poriumery, Glassware. Terms Cash, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, At Noon. "BART LEY." SECOND DIVISION. SUPERIOR BUILDING SITE CLOSE TO WHARF, SANDY BEACH, MARINE VILLA AND BUSINESS SITUS, EXTENSIVE BEAUTIFUL VIEWS. R. ARTHUR . Has been favoured with instructions to soil by publio auction, nt his K.tatc, I4ind. and Honso Solo Hoonis. Arthur's Mart, Qucen stroct, on Thursday. 30th, at 12 o clock, «T>ARTLEY," NORTHCOTK. _D Tho second division ol this splendidly Bituatod oßtato on the main thoroughfare, with a gontle slouo to a beautiful sandy boach: woil laid out in line building sites and roads of COtt. in width, which havo boon formed, giving com munication to the beach from tho Great North Itoad. Good houses aro now being built on the nartion sold. Kino vlow of city, harbour, Suburbs, &o. Well elioltorert: within fivo minutes walk of Northooto Wharf.. Health, ploaauro. nrollt. Tillo lands transfor. Torma eaßy. Lithographic plans. MONDAY, MAY 4, 11 o'Clock a.m. CITY LEASEHOLD, SMITH-STREET, HEPBURN-STREET. R. ARTHUR Has bniin favoured with instructions from the Truate-s of tho late Mr Henry Ncalo to sell by public auction at his Estate Land, and Houso Sato Room. Arthur's Mart, Queen streot. on Monday, May ith.at It o'clock 0.m., A WELL-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE of six rooms, touethrr with tho interest In iho unoxpired portion of the lease of the. Allotment ou which it la erected, situated in Bnilt.h-BtroH, off Hepburn-street., near the Western Park—a pleasant, healthy, convenient position. JBSJSa^ TO-MORROW, At Twelve o'Clock nooa. LEVEL VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. UNRESERVED SALE.' J. R. RANDERSON Will soil by publio auction, as abovo, without the slightest reserve, 9 SPLENDID VOLCANIC ALLtJT ME NTS. con traily situated in the charming' Mount E'len Suburb, all being level and com manding extensive views; choice sites for villas or cottages. The lerins will be within the reach of all, viz., 10 percent, cash, balance at 7 percent, for three or five years. Also, instructed by Mr A, Hanson,— .COMFORTABLE NEWLY-ERECTED HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, pantry, and waah honse underneath with copp«r boiler, &c ; on large allotment, 60 x 200 ; with or without the allotment adjoining; completely fenced; buggy entrance ; splendid view from back and front; volcanic soil: situate in Victoria Avenue, Mount Eden, near Viow Road. Also. . LOT 9. Clark stroot, off Mount Roskill Road —LARGE VOLCANIC ALLOTMENT, 63 X 152, fenced on wo Bides with stono walls. ' FRED. C. RICHARDSON] [THOS. W. JACKSON TO-MORROW, PARNELL! PARNELL! PARNELL! MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have been favoured by Mr Walter Stubblngs with instructions to sell, ut public auction, on the above date, at Dowdgn'b Mart, Queen- Htrcot, Auckland, at 12 o'clock noon, mHE FREEHOLD HOU3E AND X GROUNDS, situate corner of RUSSELL BTREKT AND BCARBURO* TERRACE, PARNELL 05 minutes from Poat-ofllco and Queen-street). Tho HOUSE contains eight commodious rooms, with out-buildiogs ; gas laid on, good woll and 2 tanks, well drained. Tho double - frontage comprises ICO toot to Rusoell-streot ant 160 feet to Scarboro' Terrace. The Grounds con tain a splendid orchard, woll-kept vegetable tcarden, and tastefully laidout flowor garden and lawn. The property, which has most com manding views of (lie wholo of tho harbour and sbippiu?. will bo offered in ONK LOT. If not sold, will bo offered in TWO LOTS, viz.! LOT I—lOD feet frontage to Russell-street, with House, and 75 feet frontage to Scar boro' Terrace, forming a voiy valuable cor ner allotment. LOT 2—75 feet to Scarboro' Terraoe, with 100 feet depth, comprising tho whole of tho orchard and part of vegetable garden. There is a LEASEHOLD of 11 feet frontage to Manukau Road, 100 feet deep, 20 years unex pirod, which can be had at option of purohaser at £25 per annum. Any further particulars that may be desired can; be obtained on application to the Auc tioneers. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, 81, Qucen-streot, Auckland. The Whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS will be sold ac an early date, of which dua public notice will be given. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, at Noon, ONEHUNGA. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and SCULLERY AND GOOD ALLOTMENT, SITUATE HILL-STREET, ONEHUNGA. Messrs RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have been favoured with instructions from Mrs U. Moore to sell by public auction, at Dowden's Mart. Queen-street, on Thursday, April 23, at 12 o'clock, SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, scullery, verandah; water laid in. Allot ment, having 27 feet frontage to Hill-street, 60 feet deep, being Lot 6, Subdivision of Allotment . i, Section 22, Village of Onohunga. No Reserve. Terms and Conditions at Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. TO-MORROW. NEW-STREET, PONSONBY, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instruction to cell by public auction, at Dowden's Mart, on Thursday, 23rd Api'll, at Noon, 4 ROOMED COTTAGE AND SKIL LION, in good repair, New-street, Pon sonby, and now in the occupation of Mrs Knight, being Allotment No. 32, ot iho Sub division of Allotments No. 11 and 17, of Section 8, of the Buburbs of Auckland, Parish of Watte mati, and County of Edon, having a frontage of 33 feet to New-street, depth 100 feet. The pro perty is within 15 minutes' walk of Poßt-ofllco. Further particulars and cards to view from RICHARDSON AND JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. TO-MORROW. At 12 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD "FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Top of Grafton Road. G.. w7bINNEY Has received instructions from Mr John Cos grave (who is leaving Anokland) to sell by publio auction, on tho premises, Grafton Road, on Thursday, April 23, at 12 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, " CONSISTING OK Dining-room and Drawing-room Suites Mirrors, Carpets Pictures, Iron Bedsteads Mattresses, Linen Washatands, Drawers Wardrobe, Kitchen Utensils &0., &0., &o. Also, A Splendid Piano, in first-class order. On view on morning of sale. TO-MORROW. TRADE SALE OF 600 pVKA GB s WHISKY. BRANDY, KUM, OLD TOM, &o.i &c, &o. ' Also, 13 CASES CIGARS, each 10,000. Terms at Solo. GABRIEL LEWIS, ; . Auctioneer.



TO-MORROW. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Sale on Thursday. April 23. at 1 o'olock, KA GROWN STEERS Ov 15 Pure bred Lincoln Ewes Of good quality Dairy Cows, Storo Catt'.o 200 Head well fatted Cattle TOO Fat SheoD and Lambs Fat and Storo Piga, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. THE HAYMARKET. For Salo. on Friday ne^t, at 12 o'clock, THE WELL-KNOWN STEEPLE CHASER SUNRAY, With his engagements. Also. THE WELL-KNOWN RACING MARE MYSTERY, With nor engagements. a handsome cab and harness, Without Roservo. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, APRIL 24. THE HAYMARKET. Tho undersigned has received Instructions from Mr John Rood, ot tho Auckland Parcels De livory Company, to sell, on Friday noxt, without reserve, mHE FOLLOWING— JL 0 Good Useful Horaoa, accustomed to ftll kinds of woric 2 Two-horae Spring Vans 2 Slnglo-horeo Spring Carts 7 Seta Harness 2 Sets Loading Harness ALFRED BUCKLAND, ( Auctioneer. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. KJ Papakura—Wednesday, April 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUH3DAYB. OTE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, SHBEPSKINB, HIDES, TALLOW, HAT, sna BTBAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 13 o'clock. ALJRBD BUOKLAND. 111 U U P~~H IVA'i'iU bALK tJ ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lots from 80 aores and upwards, neat Pnkekohe Station; from ffl 10s to £10 an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acres I •eourely fonced: Is near other homesteeds, and "oodland; £2au-acrp. „. A flrat-clasß Farm, half-way bot ween Klhlklhl »nd Te Awamntu, containing 680 aoros, with oholoe apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 aorea, at urioes varying wnh lm proTemenfa from ffl poKI|AND , W, 3. COOHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, APRIL 27. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, VICTORIA ROAD, DEVONPORT, Three minutes' walk from Vlotoria Wharf. The subscribers have received Instructions from H. de B. Deveroux, Esq., to sell bj publio auction, at their Land Mart, 183, Queen-Bt, on Monday, 27th instant, at twelve o'clock, HIS FAMILY RESIDENCE, AT DEVONPORT, situated at tho corner ot Victoria Road and a private road (ISO ft x 325 ft), and commanding an almost unequalled panoramic viow of Auck land City and Suburbs. Tho house has lately been re-papered and painted, and put iato thorough repair; it contains dining and eltiing rooms, three bedrooms, kitchen, droeslnß-room. and bathroom with wator laid on, BervanU' room and pantry, 6-foot verandah; out-build ings comprise wash-house. &o.; splendid woll of water, with force pump; (ras in every room. The ground (over an Bore) is securely fenced with puriri posts and Hobart raits, &c. Cards to view can bo obtained at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. -Vf O T I C E. RIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP, AVONDALE. FOR BALE BY AUCTION ON 291H INST Persons desirous of viewing the property wll' be supplied with 'Bus Tickets (Northern Omni bus Co.) Free, on application at tho office of R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Vulcan Lane. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, Noon. pHESTERFIELD ! riHESTERFIELD MOUNT EDEN ! R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions to offer for solo at hit Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the above date, ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE known as CHESTERFIELD, MOUNT EDEN, And situated on the Mount Roekill Road, con- Bisting of 78 largo Allotments, having frontages to the Epsom and Mount Albert Roads, Eldon Road. Brixton Hood, Dunbar Road, and Mount RosklU Road. Tho.Lots are all level and in good positions. 'Buses pass every half-hour, carrying pas sengers to Anokland for 6d. Lithographic Plans will be ready on and after the 15th April, and the Allotments flagged and pegged. TERMS: £10 deposit on each lot up to £'.00, and £20 deposit on eaoh lot of £100 and over; 10 per cent, in 3 months; balance may remain at 8 per cent, for 3 years. Or, J cash, and balance at 8 per cent, for 3 years: S per cent, discount allowed for balance in cash. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, April 29, Noon. AVONDALE PARK? VONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK. VONDALE PARK. R. O. GREENWOOD Has been favoured with instructions from Mr John Boli.au>> to Cut Up and offer for Sale on Wednesday, 2!)t.h lust., at noon, THE WHOLE OF HIS A ERY VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, which will be sold nnder the title of the TDIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. XVIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. Particular attention of Intending purchasers is called to the sole of this Estate. It is cut up into 68 choice sections of from J an acre to 5 acres each, and is situated within * j miles ot the city, and has been farmed by the present owner (who is acknowledged to be one of our most skilled agriculturists) for more than 20 years. It is well known that large quantities of Farm produce of superior quality have been grown on the land during that time, which is sufficient guarantee as to the fertility of the soil, the quantity of splendid wheat, oaten hay, meadow hay, potatoes, and other produce now to be seen on the farm is well worth in spection. Go, Bee, and judge for yourselves. This Property has LARGE DEEP-WATER FRONTAQB to ins AyONDALffi RIVER AND MAIN ROADS. For years past there has been a want of from TWO TO FIVE ACRE FARM OR COTTAGE SECTIONS within a radius of i to 5 miles of Auckland. The LAND OFFERED at tho PRESENT SALE not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, but comblnos with many other advantages a Rich ness of BoU for MARK ET GARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that is seldom met with. THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EASY TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Viz.: 6 per Cent, Discount for Cash: £10 to £20 per Allotment, or an Aoro, Deposit; AND Persons with small means desirous of Building a Cottage, etc., can leave the whole of the land purchase on the property at 7 per cent, per snnmn. Lithographic Plans to be had on application to the Auctioneer. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SAT,!, a t the Durham Yards, ever) ' i>L-3day, at 11 o'clock, HIDES. T.uAOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTBR ft NOLAN Tt/jTUSIC, Portraits, Landscapes, etc., -LvJL Uthograshed in Miniature and Colours at the Bias Offlce,



W, 8, OOOHRANE.] [JA3. DACBE. MONDAY, APRIL 27. 1,840 ACRES TA"UPIRI, MANGAPIKO, WHANGAMARINO, AND NGAROTO. . UNDER ThITraTING ACT. Tha Hiibacriborßhavorccolvod ins'runtions frtra Ttte^"t tortho Publio Trustee to boU.by arctic* at their rooms. Quoon-stroot, on Mon day. 27th April, at twolvo o'olock, mHE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD PRO- X PKUTIKS, sold undor the Hating Act, for nonpayment of rates :— PARISH OF TAUPIRI. Lot 65, containing 50 acres (ex iept that portion taken for ltnilway purposes), fronting tho Walkato Rlvor. ■ Lot 291, containing 50 acres. Lotß 37. 33. 3ft nnd 40, containing 200 'ores (oxcent that portion takea /or Railway purposes), having a largu f.ontago to the WAikaro Rlvbr. Lota 5f13,301. 307, and 303, containing 200 aorcs. liOt 302, containing SO acres. Lot 22", containing 50 aorca. Lot ISO, containing 50 aoref. Lot 17U, containing 50 acres. Lot 2911. containiog 50 acres. lK)ta 205 and 288, containing 110 ncros. PARISH OF MANGAPIKO. Lot 103, containing 50 acres, with large front age to Mangapiko ttiver. PARISH OB" NGAROTO. Lot 55, containing 50 acres, PARISH OF WUANGAMARINO. Lot 3, containing 50 acres. Lot 285, containing 20 acres fronting tho Wai- Lot 70 anil 71, containing CO acros. Lot 133, containing 50 acroa. Lot 11. containing 50 acres. Lot 3!). cont lining 50 acros. Lot 102, contairii'K 51 acres. Lot 53. contain1/ w0 ' aoica. Lot 129, coiilaini:ii:lnl:«!roß. Lot 91, contuinu.K s''.l'-roe. Lot 117. containingS' acres. Lot 110, aontaininK 60 uorus. Lot CO, containing 50 uiir.-s. Lot 19, containing 50 arias. PARISH OK MANUAPIKO. Lot 15, containing uO acres, fronting tbe Ma °^ot SM^ontalnlng 50 acres, fronting tho Ma "^S 104 confining 50 acres fronting tho Mb* Dgapiko River. Lot 281, containing 50 acri>3. SAMUEL COCHBANE AND SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APKIL 24. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. TROPERTY, VILLAGE OF WEY MOUTH (NEAR MANUMtWA STATION). JOHN REID and CO. Havo received instructions from tho Mortgagee to sell by publio auction at tho Mart, Queen street, on Friday, Sith instant, at 120 clock. ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, situatod in the Parish of Karaka, County of Kdcn.and being Allotment 17 of tho Village of Woynioulb, containing 2 roods and 16 perches, with tho Build ings thereon erected, the property cf James Williamson. Conditions of sale and other particulars of the Auctioneers. FRIDAY, APRIL 24;' DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned have received instructions to sell, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, April 24, at 11 o'clock. TH E WELL-KNOWN STEEPLE CHASER " JULIA ANN." " Julia Ann " is a Splendid Jumper, and any one requiring a really First-class Hunter would do wen to avail themßclres of this opportunity. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. LINGER BEW.NG MACHINE!!. Bales In 18S2 603.202 Machine*. „ 3881 561,036 „ 1n0rba5k.......42,258. ♦* is* "s <> *"" A /v^V «. THREW OUT OF EVERY FOUR MA> CHINKS SOLD IN THE WORLD APE SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF THHKK HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES I! 1 AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261. Quebn-strbkt, Auckland, bbwakic of german and other IMJTATION& SINGER SEWING MACHINES. meE "N.Z. FARMER" for the ourrent JL month contains beautifully oxecuted en gravings of MALUA, Winner of tbo Melbourne Cup, 1881, AND RUFUS, Winner of tho V.R.C. Derby, 1884. On Sale at all Booksellers', and at the Stab Office. Price 1b per single copy. 10s por annnui. DILL DO st ING THROUGHOUT AUCKLAND AND. SUBURBS. At the "STAR" OFFICE arrangements Can be made tor the speedy Printing and Posting of Bills throughout the wholo City and Suburbs including Onohungs, Otahuhu, Mangere, Uevonport, Nortlicote, and up tho Waikuto, at most rkasonaule charges. Bills Posted by the week, month, or year, or at por 100. Those persons having Bills to Post will ploaso forward them to the Publishing Office, where they will receive prompt attention. Ti X HEIGHTON AND CO., REAL ESTATE, HOUBE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS, AND SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES, &C. ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE. Addkk S: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEBS STREET. AUCKLAND. N.Z. ji/r ii hitchbn's Has groat pleasure in informing am nurnorous Patients and the Publio of Auckland that, to suit their convenience, his BLOOD RESTORER DEPOT, HIS WELL-KNOWN VAPOUR AND MEDICAL BATHS, AND CONSULTING ROOM Will in futuro hai in those Central Premises mown as SlatorTOiiildings, nearly opposite the Star Hotel, Albert-street. N. 8.: The Dispensary is in charge of an eminent French Chemist of the highest attain ments, whose great experience and skill In Herbal Treatment enables him to deal effectively with every variety of Sickness which is in the power of man to cure. A Visit of any one suffering Indisposition is Is respectfully requested The ateadUy-increasing eale of Blood Restorer proves its great worth, atd the almost daily cures effected ore attested by testimonials in klr Kitchens' hands, some of which will be pub lished, and sre of a surprising character. TTPPER SYMONDS-STRBET TO THE RESIDENTS~OB' AUCKLAND. LETTS, WOODWARD AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND HOUSK FURNISHERS. JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF PAPERHANGINGS, LINOLEUMS, LAMPS. x MATS, FENDERS, &&> &c, &C OOMFABE OT7B PRICES.



QNE E B X OF THE ECLIPSE SALE AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Has passed, during which limo a largo amount of Goods have boon sold to tho great sati9fac tiou of all purchasers. 14 DAYS' SALE Kouiain, during which tiino £1500 WORTH OF VALUABLE STOCK IS OFFERED FOR £750. IT IS A FACT, And wo IlilS-it dillloult lo convince our Mends, lliat an ARTICLE IN THK VICTORIA-STUKKT WINDOWS, at tho Door, or on tho Salo Stalls in tho Arcade, PRICED AT 20 s- MAY UK PURCnASKD FOII JQB, AND 80 ON, AT HALF THE MAKKED PRICE. We pledge ourselves to tho truth of the state ment, and URGE OUR CUBTOMBRS TO AVAII THEMBELVK3 OF THIB ADVANTAGE DUIUNU THK ECLIPSE SALE AT GOODSON'S, JOHN OUCHANAN WHOLEBAIfI GROCBU, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICI MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUC** *ND. Tdegraph Addreni I Telephone Exehaut*. " Kagio," Anoklasd. I No. 61 The Advortlsor deaires ipeciai attentloi to hli Celebrated Brandt of lILENDEI INDIA AND €11 'NA TEAS. Sinci their introduction the greatly Incroaioc demand (or thorn substantially proven thoil excellence, and confirm! the high tsteen which the Fablio hart Justly accord* them. The following dlatfc»±£c.-r*»tli al b«ar hfo Tiad* Murk on the labels, aad an packed in lib and Jib paoketa, also in 61k, 101b, and iOlb tint, vl* i— BLENDED INDIA AND OHINJ TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTKBS DUCHESS PRINCKSfi EMPRESS Bbands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEA!. VICEROY 2EKINDAK BPREADEAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Thoae Powders, since thoir introduction, bare been acoorded by the publio the re ception their excellence deserves, and only require a trial to be more Univeraally used. Attention li requested ts the following analytical report :— "Laboratory, Hobson-itreet, Auckland, June 13,1884.—1 have sampled the Baking Powder 1b the bulk, prepared by Mr John Buonanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and have analyaed the same, and find the constituents pure and well-propor tioned. The result proves this article to be superior to any either Imported or oolonlally prepared that nai been submitted to me, and! can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst," - Each tin bears Ms Registered Trad* Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally, Tfee STOCK ol GKNBRAL GHOOKRY and Oilmen* Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which Is constantly being replenished bj importations from • European, American, ana Australian Markets. JUST RSOMVBD, XX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from Calontta, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL, GITALOSUEI ON APPLICATION. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas* Baking and Yeast Powdcri, etCtt and to secure other special iaduoa ments which I am prepared to affer, JOHN "OUOHANAN, WHOLISALE GROCBR, OUBTOMB-STREET, AUCKLAND, X IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE J_i HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING ■VEHTOLEB, Hired. Bought, and Sold, at CROWTHICR'3 VICTORIA STABLES. Wel lealey-atreet. . TNSCRIPTIONB on Gold, Silver, and JL Plate engraved at the Stab Office. '



LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! OF Shalders, Son, Brown, & Co:s Sale of Drapery, SAIM CLOSING APEIL 18. Notwithstanding the Groat Success of our Gigantic Sale of Drapery, etc., we can only continue the Sale for ONE WEEK LONGEE, owing to the approach of the Winter Season and the ARRIVAL of our NEW WINTER GOODS toy the S.S. "RUAPEHU" and S.S. "COPTIC." DON'T FORGET THE LAST WEEK OF SHALDERS, SON, BROWN, AND CO.'S GREAT SALE! 204 & 206, QUEEN STREET, GREAT OPEMG'SALE OF AUTUMN A.NJ3 WINTER DRAPERY & CLOTHING. JAMES GIUVIGUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured the Premises lately occupied by Mr. J. G. BROWN, in PAENELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK 6F DEAPEEY& CLOTHING And having purchased it on vory advantageous terms, is determined to SELL AT PRICEB THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. J.G. hopos, by strict attention to business, to merit the favour of Mr Brown's Customors and the Public generally.



T B. BLAIKIB, If • VioromABTM»T, OtPOBTKII 07 BUILDERS' ft FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIBXCT FBOM MANVrAOTOKUtI, Has for Sale, at Low Batet- Carpentors' Tools Nails, Looks, Hinget Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In great Variety Marble and enamelled Blate Mantelpleen Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galranired Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zln« Blate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. rp T> T>ROOTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstohnrch, la now on a visit to Auckland, for a short time only, and maybe Consulted on all Diseases of the Eye, and for the proper ad justment of Spoctaclss. With regard to the Diseases of the Eye, there may be considered two dlstinot kinds of treatment, viz., the Medical and the Optical; the Medical to the Physician, the Optical to the Oculist Optician. Kntire'y two-thirds of the diseases are due to optical defects. Blindness, Squint Eyes. Headaches, Neuralgia of the Face and Temples.Heafnesn.and Inflammation of the Eyes are frequently caused by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, without operations, by properly adapted Spectacles, made to correct the defective por tion of the eye. There are over 500,000 various combinations of Spectacles required to correc' these defects—impossible to be Kept in stock bj any Optician, even in London, therefore, must I bo .ground expressly to meet each individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for the manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at the International Kxhibi rton, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal, T.R.P. has for many years made an especial study of the optical means necessary to remedy | the defects of the astlgmallo or weak-sighted { eyes, and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relieve even the otherwise hopeless C&BOftj No Charge for Consultation, AddreßS :— THBSB DOCKS TEOII THEATRE KOXA& VICTORIA-STREET.



TP B A 0 0 0 X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAOTIOAIi INSTRUMENT MAKKR, SIIOKTLAND-BrHEET, ALWAYS IN STOCK ejiantnolps and Kyn-Rlassoa of ovary kind wj nccurnte fit guaranteed Opera Glasses or superior qnaJlty Teleaeopoß, Binocular Field Olnesos »nfl Mlornpoopcs,,povrortul and cheap Theodolttoa, Mining Compasses, Drainage A finer Loveln, Priamatlo Oompaasoß Drawing Instrument*), Sonloe, Parallel Union Ships'.liOga PratAtitn, Compares, Blnnaolo Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometer! Eloocrlo Bolls, Battorlos, andiFittlngs Magnetic and Galvanlo.Modloul.Maob.lnea Jtas;to|LaHturno and BUdea, Hand MasniSon Btcroonoopes and.Slldes, Oraphosoopes St-oain Onogos and Tubing,.Sailnoraeten Amateur Fnotographlo Cameras JUST BKCKIVKD-SeU-roglrtorlnß AnoroU Bacometert INSSBDMUMfI 0* IVKBT KIKD HKPAIKID, oppohitk thb osT-oimoa BAY 0? ISLANDS WAGGON AND CARRIAGE CO. (LIMITBD), 83. QUKBN-6TMBET. This Company having opened an Auckland Agenoy, aro now prepared to take, orders from tho trade and the public tor all kinds of Waggon and Carriage Material at manufaotnrera' prloea. Farmer'BSpring Waggons, \rtth seat and brake, now on band ; also, Hubs, Wheelo, &o. Orders solicited by the Agent, BUY TRBNCHABP. Tj;U NOTION HOTEL, " NKWMARKBT. The Proprietor, JAMES SMITH, begs to In timate that he will be happy to meet all his old friends, and new ones too, at his well known hostelry, JauoTiON Hotel, where none but first-class brands of liquors are supplied. The best appointed Quoit and Skittle Ground In Auckland. A. and G, Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery :— 1 Portable Engine, by Homsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Engiue, double cylinder, lOia, diameter. 21in. stroke 1 Horizontal .Engine, lOin. by 18in. stroke 1 Launch Engine, J}in. by 51n. stroke I Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft. long by 6ft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft, long by sft. diameter 1 Corniah Boiler, 17ft long by 4ft 6in. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, loft, long by sft diameter 1 Corniah Boiler, 15fU long by 4ft. 6in. diameter I Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7f t x 3ft. 4in.; now A quantity of second-hand Quarts-crushing Plant. Estimates supplied for all classes of Engineering Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz orushlng Machinery, Turbine Wheels, Hydraulio Machinery, Timber Jacks, i and Patent Safety Catches for i Wuehouse aad other Lift ' ' Cages,



I Wtonay -i*££.i\i\i\ TO _BNJH usumsof from %VVVV fiSO upwardß.-Ajjply Win. B. Coohrane, Coc-rone's Auction Man, 188, Queen- Etroot. _______ MONEY TO LEKD on good Security, trom etSO and upwards, at seven per conk-Apply to J. A, Beale, Solicitor, Meroan tlle Chambers. T6/TONEY BO LEND, on Mortgage, oJ _¥_. B-rot-olaas Freehold Separltles, W. COLBMAN, gouoltor, ■ National Insurance Bnlldtagß. MONEY LEN.T ON PROMISSORY NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, &O, BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. MORTGAGES NKSOTXATKD, JOHN W. HARDIB, XjiSD, COMMISSION, AND KSTATtt ABBOT, HIGH-STHERT, Atjckl/KD. MONEY TO LEND, in suma of £26 and upwards, at onrrcnt rates of Intercut Apply to PETKB OLIPHANT, Solicitor, Itigh-Btrest. MONEY TO I_WD« at a moderate rate cf lutotest.—Apply to JACKSON & KUBS3i!I_, Solicitors, ShortUmi-street. MONEY TO LBND, to large ax umaU reras, at nsn&l rat?a at !jstflr««. CONKKLIi & COOISR, gtolioltorg. Vajc-n l&gfe MONEY TO LEKD oi current rates of Intoroal.—Lalflhley and Jaoksnr., Queen itTßOt. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Socnrltlcs.—A. Buchanan, SoHoltor, St. Mungo Chainbera (apposite Bank ot Now Zealand). T^OTICE OB1 KKM OVAL. «HH VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY iuv« REMOVED TO OFFICES NEXT DOOR TO MB P. OLIPHANT, Solioiiob, HIQH-STREET. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY. HIGH-BTKKJCT, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING Offsroa, £5 to £1,000. This Company grants Loan* os PERSONAL BIOUBIIY, ON rRBEHOLii AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY, fIRBT AND BECOND MORTGAGES, Si on any available soourity, ropayable in WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, or In any way to mitt the Borrower, Loans on Furniture withont removal; also on all kinds of Merchandise, Loans may be repaid at the rate of Sixpence pc: week In the Pound. Bills Dieoounted at Current Rate*. Bonk ot England Notes and Australian Bank Notc-a Bought, All oommunloatlona otrlotly cor.flden tI&L LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT 00., HIQH-STRH-T (Nrora to Atkim'b Pbiktims Onriott. ONDON MORTGAGE,'LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STREET, Auckland (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' Warehouse), And Littlo Coilins-Btrcct, Melbourne. LOANS AUK ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold security, repayahlo by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowest Current Hates. Advances marto on Furniture withont removal, and all clauses of Morchar.disc LOANSOItANT-D Ul'ON LIFEPOMCIES, LEGACIES, AND INTKKEHTB UNDER W11.1,8. RILLS DISCOUNTED AT CUKUKNT RATK.S. Loans ui-on Dkposit of Deeds. Kwayment by Kaby Instalmknts. FOKMS GRATIS. All conimunicntionß uml interviews hold strictly confidential. HANK OK E.NOFiAUI) NOTKB CIIANOKJ), L "INDUSTRIAL ANT) PROVIDENT I'KItMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND (NVKSTMHNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. Cornor of Queen-street and Vulcan Lano. INVESTMENT DKPARTMENT. Thia Society is now Issuing: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate ot interest ivnd profit. Paid-up Inverting Bhuros of £20 onch. carry- Ing 7 nor cent, interost (payable half-yearly) and participating in prollts, DEPOSIT DKPAHTMKNT. Intorost allowed on deposits: 6 months B per cont. S months 6 per cpr.t, BORROWING DEPARTMKNT. Tho Rocioty advance on Aiiprovcd Freehold md Leasehold Proporty to tho oxtont of three tourths of tho value. Borrowers may pay off part or tho wholo of 'heir mortgages at any time. Reduoid Table of Raton and any further parti mlars required may bo obtained at the Society's llllccs. GEORGE FRABKR, Manager. 4 UCKLAKD PERMANENT CO A. OPKR^VTIVK BUILDINO & INVEBT iKNT BOOIBTY, Office : 117, Qu_EM-BT]_n LOANS Rj'antoJ npon approved sccuritlos of ''rooho'.d or Leasehold Properties in sums of BO to £6,000. principal and Interest bolng repay •ble in Instalments at the following Keducm latks for repayment of each filOO borrowed i— tepaymontaoitond- Pa , w b ITotal Amount Ing ovor Par Woekl Repayable." d a. A. ( 11, lraar - .IN 104 0 0 !yo»ro - _ I 010 103 fl g 8 years _ li J 113 IS 0 iyoaro _ _ 11 8 131 a B 9 years _ • _ SB 188 18 B S years _ I 1 XT IS B 10 yoara „ - 6 8 163 IB 8 And In the game proportion tor smaller or larger loans, OKPOSITB.—Tho Society rooolrea Money on )oposlt :—Repayable at 7 days' notice, S per ;ant por annum i repayabla In fl mont-n, S por 'oui. per annum. inns BATHKR Hnoretair. "\^aitemata~c6al and fire stlWTu dckE» top of union- PAUL PURCHASE, in tendering his sinoore and heartfelt thanks to the WAITBMATA MINSTRELS and tho publio generally, who so freely ree ponded to the call of assistance on his behalf, begs to intimate that he is prepared to exeoute orders for the delivery of COAL and FIRE WOOD at tho shortest notice, from ono shilling's worth to one hundred tons, at current market prices. D. E v x * T CtUNMAKBB, 364, Queen-street, Auckland (Opposite the City Market). Established 1859. Intending Boxers «« fc __ should inspeot the J|^_w LARQKSTOGKofBreoob ce S i ß3ailß!v and Muzzle - loadin? w§3g|§§t?k, Guns on hand. They '^^HK^SS will bob the bksi vaiaik in Auckland. Every .Gun (ho- _|l_issS_lL roughly examined andguarau- S^§wM®ffl teed boforo delivery. f/^^S^MW Hammerlosa Guns, with Sio \f M»i m men's Patent Steel Barrela, 12 N_^^l' ffl and 20 guage: SUvcr's Patent gigEyßJ reooil Butt Plates; Wobley'B h.-.i Dog and Irish Constabulary Rovol- I^SI yors, also his New Patent SeU^x- *_»! |™« Hng Revolver: Kynooh's Patent __H Perfeot"Reloading Metallic Cart- WSst ridga Cases and Crimpers; Elej's Re-KI volver Ammunition and Metallio Cartrldp'd Hi Caaes; Nowcaatlo Chilled Shot; CurtissiH and Harvey and Pigon Wilk's and Lav- 81l renoo b Gunpowder; Bley's W&dding and ?^l Cartridge Cases; Powder Flunks, Shoi M, Pouohes, Game Bags, Gud Cftseu Ca-tH'lff? *■• Belts Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cl''k Ouk F« r . t&f^f^l^ ?^ Saloon Rifl,'" 'air Cane. &t!Fi dre^or^ pfementß' "^ Tao"e, REPAIRS, Including Browning and Rs S_S&5P fltaU ' *____ to> ~d SsatSfaoHo_ D. EVITT, GrjNMAKBB _h d I MPO r«b, 3U. QPEEM-gTBgET. AUCKLAND. fn°^v,SALE> a reaUy g°od D^ry Farm s^-_B_?_a_ F°S™LplTßAl^7ln-ViotoS.



Item iTomjs^^^pl ' t jeleattaT* *jf^^P I MESsiffl M. liKy? sasgSSß ail or a few aFP'i^^KW*™^ had previously tried »f?2_rjS3ri«U»«!*! effect to raUaTingW^ Auokland, iatb pacomber, 18*' (Thlii testimony w^j»fflßp» Wonderftal^ fflcßfy ? Gympio, Qn*«rtMb^B9 Sir.-lam only^o^'s™J«iSii A. li, B. ifi » brother W ??«-jsf:'",' Dion Bouoloatilt. _j_^ Antojnry.ofFggt^pg Sydney. Novanibor»i|2^sjM Ii years ana I T^S^^mjm more eevere- tow' ryjt«BßSj ing on rour f4V n °V wltH»i!B[J9 it to bo onoot*emo»S^^l« Yours faithfully. (IJMK There is nothing that «{^J« out of a young man «W :j,*lt« about a-year.as to ™™^pmsm whore there is a girl f P