PARIHAKA NATIVES AGAIN GIVING TROUBLE.

(ET TEURGIMrn —PBTWS ASSOCIATION.)

Hawf.ka, this doy. The Opunake correspondent of the " Star" wires that the settlers in the Parihaka dis trict are becoming uneasy on account of the present proceedings of the natives. From a cottage owned by Mr Plimmer and erected upon deferred-payment sections, the natives removed the windows and doors, and have also taken down and removed to Parihaka the pah building owned by a farmer named Mcßeynolds, and formerly üßed as a billiard room and canteen at Parihaka camp. The reason given for this action is said to be on account of the credit to natives being stopped.

CORRESPONDENCE

The New Master of Melbourne Mint.

(To the Editor),

Sir,— Yeur London correspondent, in his Anglo-colonial notes, writes of Mr Ander son, who has just been appointed the Master of the Melbourne Mint, in these words: "He is a very strict Scotch Presbyterian, and strongly opposed to sports of every kind." ]Sow, from my personal knowledge of the character of George Andorson, your correspondent, does him wrong in the assertion that he is opposed to sports of every kind. Ho was for many years the Colonel commanding the 4th Lanark Rifles, and I can testify a more enthusiastic soldier could not be found in the west of Scotland. He was mainly instrumental in creating what is known as i the West of Scotland Kill 3 Association, ani association only second to that of' Wimbledon. Be ia a man of splendid' physique, and an ardent admirer of sport in its manly sense. It is true that he ruined the calling of that despicable claasi who bawl out the odds on a racecourse, i and, by his Betting Act, many, book makers, to pursue their avocation, had to leave Engfand. I think the colonies would be much benefited by a sportsman of the qualities of George Anderson,—lam,; &c, Petkb Oliphant.

The Recent Encampment at Papatoitol.

(To tbe Editor.)

Sik, —Much has been written and more said about tbe excellence of the arrangements at the above camp. It was, of course, only a " trial trip," and will doubtless be the forerunner of annual encampments at or near Auckland. It is only by past mistakes that we can hope to achieve perfection, and I hope I may therefore be forgiven in v«nJ turing to point out certain errors of manJ ogement more or less grave. 1. As to Tent Accommodation.—The Wai kato Cavalry were officially notified, under date 26th March, 1885, " Tents will be pro vided on the ground." Now, it will perhaps be scarcely credited, but the fact neverthe less remainp, that had this troop failed to bring from To Awamutu a few old tents which they had borrowed from the A.C. Barracks, the troopers would have had the privilege of sleeping either in the open air or under the hospitable shelter of Mr Me- Laughlin's pine trees. 2. The Site of the Review.—The ground where the review took place consisted of a most damnable (no other word will do) col: lection of scoria, and was consequently whully_ unfit for tho purpose of cavalry evolutions.

3, The accommodation at the officers' mess was capable of vory great improve, ment, while no arrangement whatever was made for a non-coramiesioned officers' mese.

4. An attempt was made, in defiance of all military precedent, to obligo the two cavalry troopß to furnish sontries, etc., in the same manner as infantry. This piece of " blundering officialism" was, however, promptly put a stop to by one of the Cavalry officers. Aa to Commissariat — a matter of no email importance to our citizen soldiers. Tho fallowing suggestion may possibly be worthy of the consideration of those who fancy they constitute "the powers that be," viz,: That eaah troop or company should have its own tents, cooks, and cook ing utetißllH; many advantages would re sult from such a provision. As in the event of a portion of tbe force being detached for the purpose of manoeuvring, they would be ablo to act independently. In conclusion, too much cannot be said in praise of Mr McLaughlin's vory hospitable conduct towards those in camp.—Yours, &0., T.G. April 22,1885.

Volunteer Kai Kai.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—lt ia only right that the publio should know how tho volunteers fared at the faster encampment as regards food. The caterer was paid lOd per meal for " evory " meal supplied during the four days in camp. Instead of supplying good food (as he could easily have done at the price), he supplied food not fit for a cannibal to eat. It is not neeeesan to go into detail of what was the bill of fore. But I will take Sunday's dinner as a criterion of the rest, viz, plum pudding, half cooked s beef, half cooked, with a nice covering of cinders; bread at least three (Jays old ( no butter; i and some kind of wash they called tea (there was a good supply of this, such as il : was). Of course, the publio must not think that this was the officers' fare. Not much ! 'They looked out they had fowl, ham, 1 &c.; and it was well cooked, too. ,Of course, it did not matter about us—we were only Volunteers. Some people will say, " Oh,you might put up with a little at an affair of that sort." I say certainly, if there was any occasion for it, but there ; was no occasion for it. - Yours, fa, VicxoEU Rifles..

An Ambulance Corps.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —Not that war between England and Russia seems to be inevitable, 1 beg to suggest that an Ambulance Corps be formed las quickly as possible in connection with the volunteer movements now on foot. No doubt many of the members of the medical profession would only be too glad to render all possible assistance. Classes could be formed and lectures and practical instruction given one or two nights weekly. This is not only a most important branch of the military service, but would also be found very useful in every-day life, as members would be qualified to give valuable aid in cases of accident. Hoping this matter will bo advocated by a more able pen than mine, I am, &0., Ambulance.

The Grammar School Corps.

(To the Editor.)

Sik,—l am informed thattheproposedGram mar School Corps intend making sft sin their standard height. Would it not be better to have a standard of strength, as some of the five feet fellows aro much better men boys) than some of their cornstalks. I con sider that any old cadet, no matter what his size be, has a perfect right to join. The corps is not for show, and a few inches either way can't matter.—Yours, &c, Volt/steer.

Colonial Assistance to Britain.

To the Editor: Sir, — Now that the emulation existing in these colonies by New South Wales raising a contingent to assist Great Britain has somewhat abated, I would beg to point out that she is not the first colony to have that honour, as during the Crimean War Canada raised a regiment, called the 100 th, for foreign service, two of the officers being schoolmasters of myself. There is is this difference, however, that New Soutb Wales bears all the expense of the contingent, whilst the other wag merged into, and remains to this day a portion of, the Bntjsh Army. All honour to both colonies.—Yours truly, George Haepeb. Auckland, April 25, 1885.

council Tenders for Auctioneering.

(To the Editor.) Si'E,—There are now some 21 auctioneers in Auckland, and the City Council have lately requested the services of one for the ensuing year. There is a by-law to tho effect that all work amounting to £20 shall bo tendered for. The Town Clerk has sent round circulars to some of the auctioneers asking them to tender for same, leaving the others out entirely, and not giving them a chance to tender at all. We all pay the same license to the Council, there fore we should have tha game consideration for all oity work.—Yours, &c, O wi.-b A. Stevbh'.

AUCKLAND POLO CLUB RACE.

The race meeting under th«» • Auckland Polo Cl nb took I^'o^ on Saturday afternoon, ■*££**&. enjoyable. The epe ctaU)t6 'Z^)H- ' about 500, were mosttyS^ ; who took an active p art TJ °f *°* ing, consequently if Ltj\ M* the proceeding. paeß o g ?ss , to,,£?i,. pleasantly. All *o f * <**' S genuinely contested with L**® :Ci the Pony Flat RaeJ'^fegQ this event were that the W^^'S receive the stakes; but rSjP°^:*»¥ competitors all rla_n?ifrWMS two of them-Messrs lnckk n ?ol^^? son - evidently forgeS towards the spectator!, o^uW^^ii up two or three yards from post and refused to go 0 ™W&^»: at once decided that it 3.^' and ordered it to be tni^ "° M?> but the same anticT bdS B °T .«S dulged in by teveial of ffflJßgV race was declared off Thn A^Will chaw of £15 was the «bfe»*P afternoon, and it ottraSST 4 ««*' attention. The good « P f a. went to the posted £j ":j& ' contest, the winner turned J"^' outsider in the ahaZ^i *P v fa > Moon's Oyster, who rewaVL h X ers on the totalisator with ,f .""rW :. Umbrella Race created Sf „„%•»! and it fell to Mr F. O'Rofkf »5| • Spark, tho totelisator dividL (^ *« Mr A. Wallis's Brutu 9 wS \ b«gg£-Bf. Hurdle Race, beating fou^^S demßace was appropriated \Z AY Donnelly's team Dear LittleßuttZ **■< Tamaki Lass; the Open HnrSS^*- Mr W. E. Stephen's ByjeT^M'" oattn Race to Mr E P ZlS# Little Buttercup. ' Donn^! t^'

THE REV. A.R. FITCHETT OF DUNEDIN.

We are in receipt of a litU© parapj,^ ' cently published io ChrutjhojJli^jK " Sacerdotal Pretensions; or ritd_Mp Priest of 1885, answered by Fjtc!i ." Pastor of 1875," Its issue ffai forth by the recent utterances oitS A, It. Fitchett, foimorly a tylflp minister, but now 'ncumbento'fSt,p^ Episcopal Church, Dunediui>isr§»i gentleman, in a recent ordinatiJri ' three young deacons, two oJiiSSS: formerly been Wesleytod S "What distinguished olergrnsW f^ other men was the feet th«t iS hftd received special atimorittvf2?j_: handa of God to teach His WonJitJlJiS* the people. Other menmay.bstfSSi as a clorgyman, as holy as he, »M iS bettor educated, but there wwftCT ence, that he had been Bolettnly««tiS

and called to the duties of itK^Jlijffi pastor." He said further "thateS^ffi^^ gregations in Dunedin appofaj- I sflJß'El ministry, and the denominatioiHMlr.^ back a few generations, so tbtjt^^' appointed ministry ware ov«-'aSi:' called by God, oughtfwjßH^ to be attested by wondera,T#M*( miraclea? Ue would J * word against Dissenters, m msn? »m good, puxe-minded, but disdrderlyjl^ tians." The writer of the ■pwirfik ilji arranges together a series of arfiiii by Mr Fitchett when he vvas editor rfjk '• New Zealand Wesleyan," in 1^ l makes tha rev. gentleman HteM%Sj|if \ own words, and their digestion*!*! §) very troublesome indeed,- TllfjJiJftV

of the pamphlet winds up Ms nth la the following words:-" It [< i~. possible to erpreßß the feelings ifitfcViS Mr Fitchett's earlier and latei<ffciM£ will be compared by MiW^H

Shall it be with pity;fW;t&i£fflH H clouded and the once bold, MiffifflH m in the narrow meslios o^^HM Eg bigotry? Shall it bowithconMffl M insincerity of utterance* ®'«v 9H ggj bo brief a spaco 1 Or shall it bo^iju. i ment at the strange perveraity'/lr!deli'flb persuade itself into a' r®l'';l)^ifJßttiti| which suits the purpoßO and tpe pah of promotiun? As the'fimßH RSI charitable, although periitp^Hl Hi flattering, construction, h «iaj t mpd x that the perusal of these toe! Bhh |^H on Mr Fitchett's bebalf'tiMW HR hH and prayerful pity."

THE AbOKLAMJ^ EVENING STAR, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1885.

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OOOHBAJTR] ,/"»■ V*™ 9 T O-M O R B O W. FANCY GOODS? BOOKS, PORT MANTEAU, TURNER'S LATHE, POLISHING MACHINE,CARPENTER'S BENCH. The Subscribers will sell hy auction, at their Rooms. Qnoon-streel, on Tuesday, April 28th, atllo'olock, -MANCY GOODS, BOOKS, TOOLS, JD Glassware, Concertinas, large Leather Portmanteau, Sec, &c., &c AISO, Turner's Lathe, with iron crank Knfttnccr's Lathe, on stand Foliwhliiß Maohlno Ciiiptmter's Hcnoh Baker's Trough. SAMUEL COCHRANE ami SON, Auctioneers. TOM ORRO W, NOON. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, VULCAN LANE. R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions to sell on TUESDAY NEXT, at noOD, m H E MAGNIFICENT BILLIARD TABLE, uv THURSTON, in cool order, together with Cues, Balls, Rnckn, Gas Chandeliers, Souls, and Othor Fittin(jß cor.-, geto. as at present in iiao at tho Occidontm otel, Vulcan Lane. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctiouoor THURSDAY, APRIL 30, Noon. <3 ° Q Q s s « § I I s s g W H H hcj hcj taj 3« g § S .. b ... S „ S S s s s S fa fn to IB | | H W W W H sd a n oo o o MOUNT EDEN ! R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions to offer for sale at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, ou the above date, ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE known aa CHESTERFIELD, MOUNT EDEN, And situated on the Mount Rosklll Koad, con sisting of 78 largo Allotments, having frontages to tho Epsom and Mount Albert Roads. Bldon Road. Brixton Road, Dunbar Road, and Mount Koskitl Road. The Lots are all level and in good positions. 'Bases pass every half-hour, carrying pas sengers to Auokland for 6d. TERMS: £10 deposit on each lot up to £100. and £20 deposit on each lot of £100 and over; 10 per cent, in 3 months; balance may remain .at 8 per cent, for 3 years. Or, } cash, and balance at 8 per cent, for 8 yoars; 5 per cent, discount allowed for balance in. cash. Anyone wlahingtosee the property can obtain Plans and bo furnished with 'Bus Tiokets Free on apprioatlon at tho Auctioneer's Offlco. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, April 29, Noon. S[& 4 VONDALE PARK. i\.VONDALE PARK. A VONDALE PARK. i\.VONDALE PARK. .R. C. GREENWOOD ! Has been favoured with instructions from Mr Jobs Bollard to Cut Up and offer for Solo on Wednesday, 29th inst., at noon, THE WHOLE OF HIS A ERY VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN ESTATE. which will bo sold under the title of the X) IVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. XVIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. Particular attention of intending purchasers U colled to tho snlo of this Estate. It Is cut up into 68 choice oeotlons of from J an acre to S acres each, and is situated within 4 i miles ot the oity, and has boon farmed by tho present owner (who is acknowledged to be ono of our rnoßt skilled agrioulturistß) for more than 20 years. It Is well-known that large quantities „ of Farm produce ot superior quality havo been grown on tho 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 prcxluco now to be seen on the form is well worth In speotlon. Go, see, and judge for yoursol vos. Thlfl Property has LARGB DEEP-WATER FRONTAGE TO THB AVONDALK RIVER AND MAIN ROADS. For years past there has been a want of from T WO TO FIVE ACRE FARM OR COTTAGE - within a radius of Ito 5 mileß of Auckland. The LAND OFFERED at the PRESENT BALE not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, but combines with many other advantages a Rioh nesa of Soil for MARKET GARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that la seldom met with. THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EASY TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Vl&i 6 per Cent Discount for Cash! £10 to teiO por Allotment, or an Acre, Deposit; AND Persona with email means desirous of Building a Cottage, etc., can leave the whole of the land purchase on the property at 7 per cent, per linum. lithographic Plans to be had on application <j the Auctioneer. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'olock noon. IMPORTANT~TO PERSONS FURNISHING. . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EF FECTS, PIANOS, PLATEDWARE, GLABS, CHINA, AND EARTHEN . . WARE. Removed to the Mart for convenience of Sate ftom the Suburban Residence Messrs Hulm and J. Jones, whop-' , •.^^" — •■.if-a ' v B. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions from thi Sove-mentioncd nontlemon to Bell by pubb, SnnHon at his Mart, Queon-street (Arthur; Martin Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, mHEIR HOUSEHOLD FORNITURI I AND EFFECTS, 3 Superior Pianos, bu iil»i« Sfled Drawine-room Suites in Rep am swfTolletSet9. Toilet Set of Drawers wit SS Htea t hDChXBc^ dot ' ®8i IS«v smws ffeeoaholetand two Lat'ge Glass Ca ß es, Che. •S^ no dr?h^Ter o«a aa do« this larg «S^ D 7rto? assortment of furniture, and tfi SSnfort ol^buyers, the sale will be conducted 1 StoSottGoodß and Earthenware Department o n frh'rfl flnor. ■ ""MONDAY, MAY 4, 11 o'Clock a.m. OTTY LEASEHOLD^ SMITH-STREEI HEPBURN-STKEET. R. ARTHUR teolMondar. May «h atU,^lock w, A WELL-BUILT DWELLING-HOUS) of six rooms, together with the intere, ■JteS^»S3SES». JSUS V&£±- DORgAM-YARDS; 17IOR SALE, at the.-Durham twdi pom, tMum, wooin, va BKOta.



/COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. \J Papolcnra-Wednesday. April 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TOHBDAYE VHB HAYMARKSt, CjALB O]? WOOL? SHBBP3KIN3, 0 HIDES. TALLOW, HAY, and BTKAW, »Mh TUESDAY, at vi o'olook. ALffRBD~BUCKLAND. TfTo~R P KIVAIK SALE * ONU B lu 3,?«SiES 9 f X)TBTO farm Lots from SO aoros and upwards, near Pukokohe Station; from fi7loa tofilO an> aore. Farm, Lot 130, Awltu, containing IS3 aores I •eouroly fenced; is near other homesteads, and •r^^F^Llf-waybetweonmhllriW and Te Awamutu, containing 688 acres, with Farm*, ranging: from 1 600 to 10,000 ooroa, at prioes varying with Uu provemenk from a «f],!ss*s VoKllAlw , TO-MORROW. EX TAINUI. -CTRENCH Q ALF JjEATHER, rvRBSSINQ TDLACKING rnHREADS, GABRIEL LEWIS Has rcceivod instruct ions to soil, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, -| £\ CALES PRIME FRENCH CALF n CASKS BLACKING DRESSING THREADS Assorted Weights. Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. WAREHOUSE FITTINGS, TABLES, DESKS, &a, &.C, At tbe Storoa of Mr R. Fry, Fort-street. G. LEWIS Will Sell ou ilia promises, as abore, mHE WHOLE OF THE WAREHOUSE X BTJ.TI.NQ3. No Reaervo. __, TO-MOKROW. At 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENT AT ELLERSLIB. EDWARD LEYDON Has been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, on the above data, at Mart next British Hotel, A LLOTMENT, No. 73, 60 x 160; J\. ROBERT - STREET. KLLEKSLIE, CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION. Tho above is splendidly situated, command! ag an unrivallod view of the surrounding country, and will be sold without reserve. R. C. CABR.] [D. B. TONKS TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'Clock. EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, CUSHIONS, AND FOOTSTOOLS. TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. B. TONES & CO. Will sell, on Tuesday, April 28, at 11 o'clock. Q CASES EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, A CUSHIONS, AND FOOTSTOOLS. Some are Beaded. WEDNESDAY, 29th APRIL, At 12 o'clock, OTAHUHU RACING CLUB. GATES, BOOTHS, GRAND STAND, SADDLING PADDOCK, CARDS. B. TONKS & CO. Are instructed by tho Committee of tho Ota huhu Racing Club to Sell, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'olook, THE GATES, GRAND STAND BOOTH, TEMPERANCE BOOTH, GRAND STAND, SADDLING PADDOCK, CARDS For the Otahuhu Racing Clab's Autumn Moot ing, to be held on Saturday next, May 2nd. B. 0. OAReTJ [b, P. TONKB THURSDAY, APRIL 30. TO ARTISTS, CONNOISSEURS, AND OTHERS. BEAUTIFUL WORKS OP ART.. EXQUISITE FRENCH TERRA COTTA. SPLENDID GOLD WARE VASES, MARBLE WARE VASES, STYRIAN WARE, POTS, SHELLS 40., &o. BUSTS, FIGURES, DOGS, STAGS, ANIMAIS, &c. The undersigned will sell by pnbUo suction, without reserve, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, A SHIPMENT OF THE MOST BEAU TIFUL WORKS OF ART AND VERTU EVER IMPORTED. The various articles are now on view at the Auction Rooms, Queen-stroet, where inspection Is invited. The shipment Is ot a novel and unlqua char acter, and the Koods are imported direct from the beet French and German Houses. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneer?, B. C. CAKIt] [b; p. TONES FRIDAY, MAY 1, At 12 o'clock,. SALE OF AMERICAN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROAD WAGGONS, FARM WAGGONS, STAGE HARNESS. B. TONKS & CO. Will sell on Friday, the Ist May next, at 13 ' o'olook, 9 CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. "" CHAPEL, AND WAGG^*" vVHITE -10 BETS BUGGY ANP ' jri a B. C. OABR] , dTAGE HARNESS. ~~ [B. D. TONKS , jiDNESDAY, MAY 6, At Noon. i mHE BEAUTIFULLY - SITUATED j RESIDENCE AND GROUNDB OF THE LATE S. KEMPTHORNE, ESQ, PARNELL, 0 Tho Houso is well situated in the centre of 0 large area of ground, ornamentally p.anted, an 8 commands a good view. Further particulars and plan in a few days. it | B. TONKS & CO., g Auctioneer. I. U, C. CARK.] [B. D. TONKS I- AT AN EARLY DATE. »•. TRADE SALE ir OF j WINES AND SPIRITS, )f ALES, STOUTS, AND CIGARS. 3h B. TONKS & CO. 3 d ' Will sell at an early date, r, mHE"ABOVE WINES AND SPIRITS " L a list of which can be seen at our office. h !t B. TONKS & CO., j* Auctioneers.) n R. c. CABB.] [B. D. TONKS n AT AN EARLY DATE, AMERICAN ORGANS. AMERICAN ORGANS. AN ENTIRELY NEW SHIPMENT OF AMERICAN ORGANS wUI be Offerei for sale at an early dale. * B. TONKS & CO., j). . Auctioneers. J- TO-MORROW. " at HUNTER & NOLAN ie D "WILL HOtD THKIB ft vrr EBKLY SAL] AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, I, Junction of urcat South and Onehunga Road; OF FAT AND STORE STOOK, DAIR: POWS, SIBBP, ANP PJGS.



! TO-MORROW, At H o'Olock. CLEARING-OUT SALE of a DEALER. J. K. RANDERSON Will sell, at the Mercantile Sale-room* (next Bank ot New Zealand), FURNHURE, DRAPERY, HARNESS Umbrellas. VAgan. Fancy Trays E P Spoons, Confectioners' Lolly Jan Soalea and \Vclguta, Kitchen Tables SCO., &C., KO. AISO, As instructed by Mr Porter, BALANCE OF GOODS, as untler- First-claas American Organ Standard Sowing Maohlno, In llrnt-rate order Child's (.'rib, Galvanized Iron Tubs Colonial Couch &0.. &C, &O. SATURDAY, MAY 2. AT THE RESIDENCE OF MR JAMES DYKES, M ANGERS. Tito nndoreitfncil havo roeeivod instructions to sell, at the rcsldonco of Mr .liunoa Dyltoe, Mmigan1, on Saturday, May 2, 7D AI R V COWS 5 tons Meadow Hay 20 tons Manglo 1 ton Carrots 1 Sot Cart and Plough Horn 698 i Pigs &0,, &0., &a, SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 12.15 sharp. SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS PREMISES. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. GRAND CHANGS. MONEY IN IT. SAFE INVESTMENT. MESSRS OSWALD A. STEVEN & CO. Will Bell by public auotiou, at Dowdon's Mart, Qneeu-strcet. ALL THAT SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY, now In the occupation of MraSayers, as a Qonoral Store, having a front ago of 40 feet to Mount Kden Road, by a depth o? 203 foot, consistinK of doublo-fronted Shop, with Fixturoß. Countore, Shelving, Oasallera, Jots, Partitions: Dining-room, Drawins-room, 0 Hcd-rooms. Flaih-rooms, Kitchen, Scullory, &c, Stables, Washhouso, and outbuildings, Also, BIX-ROOMKD COITAGK, now occupied by weekly tenant. The buildings are quite new. and being bo centrally situated, shows'itself to be a very safe Investment. Terms and conditions at sals. BAY OF ISLANDS WAGGON AND CARRIAGE CO. (LIMITED), 83. Qbekn-btukkt. This Company having opened on Auckland AKonoy. are now prepared to take orders bom the trade and the pnblio (or all kinds of Waggon and Carriage Material at manufacturera' prices. Farmer'sSprlng Waggons, with scat and brake, now on hand ; also, Hubs, Wheels, Sea. Ordore W UoltedbytheAK ß nt, GOYTßKNoHAitß THE "N.Z. FARMER" for the current month contains beautifully executed on giavlngi of MALUA, Winner of tho Melbourno Cup, 188J, AND RUFUS, Winner of tho V.R.C. Dorby, 1884 V On Sale at all Booksellore'.and at the. Star Office. Price Is por single copy. 10a per annum. T> 41. HEIGHTON AND (Xfc, RKAL EBTATE, HOUSE. LAND, AND COMMISSION A9KNTB, AND SERVANTS" EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES, &a, ENTERED FOR BALE FKKE OF CHARGK. AODBE B: 101 CANADA BUILDINGS, QnsrgN stkkkt, Aocicland. N.Z. "VTEW ZEALAND FARMER, filE", J.I AND POULTRY JOURNAL. Tho April Number is now published. A list Of contents is given In another column. Subscription for tho whole year, January to Decomber: 10a prepaid. Subscription for 9 months, April to Docomber: 8b propald. JCU NOTION HOTEL, " NKWMARKET. The Proprietor. JAMK3 SMITIT, begß to In. Umato that he will be happy to meet all his old friends, and now ones too, at his well known hostelry. Junction Hotel, whoro none bat Qrst-class brands of liquors are supplied. The best appointed Quoit and skittle Ground In Auckland. m wo Trr c b k s OF TUB ECLIPSE SALE AT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Has passed, during which tlmo a largo amount ot Goods have boon sold to the great satlsf ac tion of all purchasers. 7 DAYS' SALE Remain, during which tlmo £1500 WORTH OF VALUABLB STOCK IS OFFERED FOR £750. i IT IS A FACT, 1 And wo find it difficult to convince our friends, that an ARTICLE IN THE VICTORIA-STREET WINDOWS, at the Door, or on the Bale Stalls In the Arcade, PRICED AT 20 3> MAY BE PURCHASED FOR \QB, ', AND SO ON, AT HALF THE MAKKED PRICE. t, We pledge ourselves to the truth ot the state ment, and I URGES OUR CUSTOMERS TO AVAII d THEMSELVES OF THIS ADVANTAGE DURING THE ECLIPSE SALE AT I GOODSON'S.



LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! OF Shalders, Son, Brown, & Co:s Sale of Drapery, SALE CLOSING APEIL 18. • «♦■»»-• Notwithstanding the Great Success of our Gigantic Sale of Drapery, etc., we can only continue the Sale for , ONE WEEK LONGER, owing to the approach of the Winter Season and the ARRIVAL of our NEW WINTER GOODS by 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. ~^h m ~wo»ri>ttftjr xnT / Xattwt ImprownMsto. Valuable AppllatHO* l'«r. T«*r» ( auoraat** PaUnt AH»om»Mo Wlndw. P»t»ui X>c»v »oU«r» Stf»«ofl»?»a«i \?»t«DiiliOO««.WU«lin(f-Wn»«I. P«.t«nt Thread HsUaeor. Woe i. T.V .5* V JtsajvttMp. JUamnMd O»tSkl««au aa* s)ain»>U» of Worfctr** SMPUISiST® ) oWl*'th» wbbthbiw bbwino machine aoskcy. ifibninr^ w j^ beale, 170, wmK*num kLm 984, QuKBH-smum, AooKUtiirD "f^^ (Opposite tho CMy Market).' _. pHAOOOI SBTAtOMBCV 1SI». . J_ # OPTICIAN, »»*..*!»_ *~,«„" \ MATHKMAnOAL AND NADTIOAIi •toffid o*^ J^^ \ "^"WriIUMBNT MAKKB. liinoa Stock offireeoh 'Bflßflfck. ' BnoßTLAm>«nuan'. and Muzisle - leading «NHBS9BbkAw s ~" Gum on hiicd. Tisr * ALWAYS IN BTOOK wIII bos tha BKsr vaxub in WURIAarn Bpeotaole* and Eya-glaasoe of overj kino »■ Auckland. Kvery Qun tho- >4w^JbHV Boonratefltgraarantood roughly exanrtlne&andgmuran- / VH^^HT Op 6» Glasaoa or snperior quality teedbo/oro dull very. I/^vlmhDw Tolesoopos, Blnooular Field Glasaea as Hammeileaa G'oib.-with Ble-V^ JBUHB Mtorosoopeß, powortnl and chosp men's Patent SteelßaiTels, 12 VyRH ■ ThoodoUtoa, Mining Compasses, Draloar and 20 kubko : Silver's Pat oat Antl- OTfgflJWi havoln reooll Butt rlatoa; Wobloyfg Bull 'Nh Abney Levels, PrlamaUo Oompuaea Dow and Irian Constabulury Jlevol- I^kU Ptawlng Instromeata, Soaloe, Parallol Ruler vtn. also his Now Patent Bolt-ex- itSO Bhlps'lioss tractlog Rerolver i Kynooh'fi E'atent JflH Bextants, CompsaßOS, Blnuaolo " Forfoot" Bfllotding M6UIUo» Cart- HI Baromotors, Ttormomotors, Hydromoton ridge Oases and Crimpers;, Kloy's Be- ■ Eleocrlo Bella, Batterioa, and Fittings vo\ vor Ammunition and Mnullio GartrHge H Magnetlo ana Galvanlo JUedloal Machines Casei: NewoasUe Chilled Sho)t; OurtisaM Magto Lanterns and Slides, Hand MagnUsr* and Harvey and Plgon WVilk'w and Lan-IM atereoeoopei and Slldoe, Graphoßoopo» renoe's Quupowder; Kloy's" Warldlna and'lH fltoam GTiagee and Tubing, Sallnomotert Cartridfe Oases; Powder Flasks, ShobUv AmatonrPnotographloCameras SSSfSI^^S^^SSS^- WBT^^^D-Belf-r^terlng Anaroi- Cutlery, Fireworks. * " RKPAIRS, Including Bvowtlny and Be- OPPOHITW THW OST-OJrriom stocking, epeolaUy atMndad tot •no Mtiateotlon ■ '— guaranteed. i D. BVITT, GONMAMB itXO IMPOBMB, OHABLIB HHBKOTH.J [AUK. AITX«1I. SU, Qvom-BTseuß, Jltokhwd. TTBSKBTH and AITKBK _ , II are glad to Inform their'onstomeM anc ■ 1,-,,,.,,..—, « tho publio generally that having Bold tha whole f I 1 § :^^ A. Ot tfielrlaat rear's stook o! Clovers, etc., thei I H i /\. Ore In a position to offer an entirely Now Stoot 1 k "'" 1 # m j arriTlng per diraot steamer Aorangi, from Loo 1 B j f "^ / don, and por Afail Stoamor from San Franolsoo JL ° *• ' Ju*m% / as undor, all ourront aoason'g growth, oon»i*t .. / WHTTB CLOVER (Trafolinm repens) ■■ / BED CXiOVKlljTrfltoliumptetens) Xjk * ALSYKK CljOVKß'frrefoUnai hybridal T 7!.- *~'~. ~ 17* J frjTi* COWGKASS (Tretolinm perenne) I JffIWDfIJIPCL /VIJJ SCARLET OLOVKRfTrofeUumlnoaniatmn. \J Mf ifUWlrbXsW AJV/ TRKFOlLJModioagosupnlina) f^\ / liUOßßNHModlcagoßatlva) TO // 1/ ALFALFA Medloa* Ohillana) 10 / VX/ TIMOTHY mUetunTPratanU) /. A% J ■ CRKBTKO DOGSTAHj (Cynoennw ertetajna| CV TX ' T~^ //hi/ MEADOW FOXTAIL lAlopemirnß pretenßl*! I II l-f /A/7/ BHEKP3 FESOUE'^aSioaoTina) / LJ • Jn./'^y/ WOOD MEADOW >4->SS (Poa nemonkUflJ A« // PRAIRIK <Bromu» w&Kßderi) , //rS / DOOB GRASS I /A/// -A. RAT-TAlLfflporobolnßolongatuß) / w* ttX RYK-GRASS (Soloum perreuo semperrirena! / . _ / f / COCKSFOOT (Daotyllß glomerata) 1 i(\ A /T Pjd pu&ps a oskB^ TOP AnBHMO I iWj//&/ i m DlisSoffiTa wmTß -*-/ J"V V/^// BWEDE TURNIPS. / /tjTi / IRnilNniNß They are also Agents (or the Bonednst at / /*SJ/ HwUnUIBU manufactured by the Auckland Manure Com />^~X pany, Sydnoy Boneduet and Flonr, Mineral and ff\ / Bone Fnoßphates, Potato and Grass Manures, // if Qf Peruvian Guano, Nitrate ol Soda, and other / \S/ Artificial Manures; Oats, Maize, Barley, Beans. A / Peas ;Coarse, Fine, and Rock. Salt, Cowa, am) // // f^ . .f Unseed Coke: New Zealand Flax and Tow, etc irr/ Strength ■—— Cyl £>$$$& •qgXtAKI MOUQgJgMI / Xs® i9}BW[,i pus 'jTOnreo '9^«I8 / a ii i ■ ITII «SZVTO'pwi»e«is'nwipwnjßAt»B 'UIOL! \\ ilfl I IIV M»Pn»aMmoP'i«'ciJno'aniidoj?Oßia'eiqjßn ft I U I! UUft L I I I I , pmppmv«lV)o»B»«»«iwi „„ 1 • • v« ii y wii»i Htojdpiirtw »1«IS psnaurano pus oiqioj! ——~ — ' ' t\*V»A »«»»» "I 'sojwD w»«P*H A AND Gr PRI C B «BBnß^[ mnwrsi f AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, —««;«a M»H« 'ot»s *>J «H JHAJIES, tvsraaioTXQNrre rohji xobhi(l Have (or Bale the following Machinery!- iHHONOKNOHI ONI 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. -HfllNanJ » .GHHOTIAS &O aSIHOdWI 1 Hori^ri a d oU ble cyUnder. IMb. 'xanraLS-TraoaoiA •(* r H Sntkl"^Wne.loln. by Uin. stroke *■ Z 2 I T 1 fl '3 X 1 Launch Knglne, 441 n. by sin. stroke ■ ■ ... 1 Multitubular Boiler. 17ft. long by 6ft. diameter ►" ■ ■ •?,-. 1 Cornish Boilor, 20ft. long by Bft diameter ,ihmi.'*^'"'_i-— f^ 1 Cornbli Boiler! loft long by 4ft. 6in. diameter ll^^^^^^^i'^li 1 Vertical Boiler, Fiold tubes, 7ft. x 3ft. iin.; new '''B9ESB9BEi»£alal^r«il A quantity of second-hand QuarU-orushing 9^^^^^^^W^M EstlmatcssupplledforanolasßosofKnglnoerlDß ' rWW|fijM|ff!lllWMM f Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz- . ,ffImaIHHMBJMBM|^J orushing Machinery, Turbine Wheels, BBBMIIiBiMwHHI Hydranlio Machinery, Timber Jacks, ! BMfegWrtMKjjMMffgßßß and Patent Safety Catchw for se^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ , .■,* ■ . " _^^^^^^^ MM^,MM^^^^^^^^^^^^^^MMsaasj



MELBON, MOATE&Co/a CELEBRATED j GHALLENBE 1; f / TELA.- DRINK NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S CELEBRATED. PURE BLENDED TEAS. , Hundreds are trying to copy, and many are advertising Common Mixture* a» Blended Tea to mislead the public. For Government Analysis Bee Circular*. ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'B NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS Thoy nave been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, STRENGTH, and VALXHt EXTRACT FROM PRESS : "ah the Teas of this flrm are Bought NELSON, MOATE & Co.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES - AUCKLAND, DITNEDIN, CHRIST CIIURCO, WELLINGTON, 156, QUEEN-ST., AUCKLAND AGENTS EVERYWHERE JOHN OUCHANA* WHOLEBALB GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPIC* MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUOtf.^ND. The AdYortleor deilres ip«oJnl attention M bli Colobrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CJI'NA TEAS. Sine, their introduction the greatly inoreaser lemand for them subitantially provos thel> «cellonco, and confirmi the high •ateon which tho Public have jultly accordtd Aem. The following diatfc.-^*1"" a! Lear hii Trad* Murk on the labels, and ar. packed in lib. and Jib ps.ok.oti, also In 61b 101b, and 401b tint, vie i— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. 30USEH0LD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Bbanki, OLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLB BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS Those Powders, since their introduction, hare been accorded by the publio the re ception their excellence deserves, and only •aqulre a trial to be more universally used, attention is requested te the following analytical report:— •'Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland* June 13,188J.—1 havo sampled the Baking Powder in he bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mor '.hunt, Au klaml, and have aualynod the same, nul find the constituents puro arid woll-propor ,loi>od. The result proves this article to be mporior to any cither imported or oolonially prepared that has been submitted to me, and 1 can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the publio.—(Signed) J. A. POND, Colonial Analyst" Eaob. tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grqcera and Storekeepers Generally, The STOOK of GENERAL GROCBRY and Oilmen's stores comprlaes a Splendid Assort ment, which Is constantly being replenished by importation!) from European, American, an) Australian Market*. JUST RECEIVED, XX S.S. BUCEPHALUS, from CaloutU, via Melbourne, 200 DRUMS BULK CASTOR OIL. Catalogues on Application. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great advantage of being in a position to offer the Celebrated and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc, and to secure other special lsduM ments which I am prepared to offer, JOHN T> UOHA HA N, WHOLESALE GROCHR, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. ILLUSTRATED and Plain Business and Address Cards Engraved on Plate and Printed at the Star Office. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE Jj HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHJOLEB, Hwedj_feught, ana 801 d,..** CROWTHKiI'B VUJtORI* PTAB^BS. Wef.



KSeaay. „„___ J*id*AAA TO LINDi n mtnn of from Sfe'O' VVtP fifiO upwards.—Apply Win. B, CcwJiranu, Coobiane's Auction Mart, 130. Queen street. ' MONEY TO LBIND on good Security, from OK) and upwards, at seven per cent.—Appl7 to J. A. Beale, Solicitor, Mercan tllß Chanißera. HONEY TO LEND, on Mortage, of Flrot-oiaaa irroehold Beptirltioa. W. CUIiSMAN, Solicitor, National Ins-ranee Boildtngg. OHiliY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTE 3, HOUSES, FURN-TTJBB, 00, BILLB DISCOUNTKD DAILY. MOBTGAGKS NEGOTIATED, JOHN W. HARDIE, [•AHD, OOMJfcIBBION, AND K3TATH ABBOT, HIGH-STRBET. Auckland. MONEY TO JLEND, in sums of £26 and up wards,at ourrent rates of interest Apply to pfcTKR OLIPHANT. BoUoltor, Hlgh-Btreet. MONBY TO LHND, at a moderate rate of Interest.—Apply to JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solloltorß. Shortlaiid-Etraet, MONii- TO JL,iiWi>, to issrgs or lauli «fun*. at tu-.inl rates o! iatoreet, UONNHM. * 0001-CR eoUottorc. Voloau Uafc MONET TO LEND at ourrent ratoa of Interest.—Lalahley and Jackcon, Queen. ■treat ' MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Securities.—A. Buchanan, Solioltoc, flt. Mango Chambers (opposite Bank of New Zealand). THTOIICB OS" REMOVAL. fHB VICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY HAVI REMOVED TO OFFICES NEXT DOOR TO MR P. OLIPHANT, Bomoibob, HIGH-STREET. EONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, HIGH-STRBET, NEXT TO ATKINS PRINTING COTICB, £6 to £1,000. Thla Company grants Loansoa PERSONAL SECURITY, fIUBEHOLU AND LEASEHOLD SECURITY, FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES or on any available security, repayable la WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INBTALMKNTS, or In any way to aolt the Borrower, loans on Furniture without removal; aluo o- all kinds of Merchandise. Loans may bo repaid at the rate of Sixpence pe> week In the Pound, BUla Discounted at Current Rates, Bank of England Notes and AuitraUan Bank Note- Bought, All oominuulcttOono strioUy confidential. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT 00., H.GH-STRE-.T (Next to Atktw'b Pkinttwo omo_>. ONDON MORTGAGE "LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. 50, SHORTLAND-STRBET, Auc-XAND (Opposite A. Clauk & Sons' Warbhous-), £10 TO £1,000. Upon poreonul, freehold, ana leasehold security, repayable by Weokly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowcat Curront Kates. Advanced made on Furniture without removal, and all classes of Merchandise. LOANB HEANTKD PPON liIPB POLICIES, LKQ AODtB, BILLS I^COTNTK SU 8AT NCURHENT RATES. Loan- upon Deposit of Deeds. Uepaym-HT by kaßy instalments, FORMS GRATIS. VU communications and Interviews hold strict!) confidential. Bank oy England Notsß Chakokp. ; TNDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT I PBRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND [NVKSTMKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Socioty Ib now toning: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying roll rate of Interest and profit Paid-up Investing Sharoe of £20 each, carry ing 7 por cent, interest (payable half-yearly) and Intoreet allowed on deposits I 8 months - 6 per cent, 3 months a por oeut, BORROWING DEPARTMENT. The Booiotv advance on Approved Freehold and Loosehold Property to the extent of three Fourths of the value. Borrowers may pay off part or'the whole oi their mortffagen at any time. Roduod Table of Rates and any further parti onlorfl required may be obtained at the Sooloty>> Offlooe. qkorgk FRASER. Manairer. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO i_L OPERATTVB BUILDING & INVEST ÜBNT 80OEBT Vi OmCBI UT. QUBEN-BTMEST LOANB granted npoa approved secnriUos ol ifroohold or Loasrhoia Properties in sums ol too to £6,000. principal and Interest being repay ible In Instalments at the following K_dcc_ jtATga for repayment of each <SIOO borrowea i— Rephymentsezteiul^p.. m^ Mtfal A-apnn' Ing over Fer wea* Repayable. —————-—-— TTT «a. d. I year - ...00 104 0 0 I yean - .10 10 10868 Syean _ - U I UJIJ 0 lyeara _ 11 8 lit 6 I I) years . - 8 0 188 18 B . Byeam _ _■ T 1 UT 18 B IQyeara - - 8 9 188 lit 8 And In the same proportion lor smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS.—The Society reoeivee Money or Deposit i-Repayable at 7 days' noUoe, 6 pet tent, per annum | repayable In 8 months, 8 pel BATOKB, feetrtK.. SCOTT'S OF FDBE COD LIVER OIL And Hypopliosphites of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILS. Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crude form, and especially desirable for sickly, wasting children and persona with feeblo digestive power, and as A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION, A REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES ■OF CHILDREN, A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AN2GMIA AND GEN ERAL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, Id fact, all diseases where there is an Inflammation of tho Thront and Lungs, a WASTING OP THE FLESH, and a WANT of NERVE POWEB, nothing in the world equals this palatable Emulsion. It is prescribed and endorsed by th,e best physicians in the various countries of the world, who will attest these facts. Far sale by all Chemists. To R. P R ° 0 T D R, OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstohuroh, is now on a visit to Auckland '?,' a short "me o-lj. and may he. Consulted on aUDlseasosi of the Eyo.and fu, the proper ad luatment of Speotaclas. With rc«iid to the Diseases of the Eye, there may be considered two diatinot kinds of treatment, viz., tho Medioai andtheOptioal; tha Medical fe the PhysloUn the Optical to the Oculist Optician. Entire"J two-thirds of the diseases aro due to optical defects. Blindness, Squint Eye-. Headaches Neuralgia of theFaceandTeratV s ! 'oifnm.ana Inflammation of the Eyasarefivquuanyc'Misbd by opUoaldeteots, and ate Prevonlod -aw c'urod WITHOUT OPERATIONS, by properly adaDtot' Speotaoles, made to oorrect ths flefeciive pot tlon of the eye. Thors we over SOO.OW varfou combination* pt Spectedes required to correc' these defeots-impoßsiblo to bo kept In ttook bj any Opticianjevon in London, thevafo*e, must be ground expressly to meet each individual case. - T> ?i PROp™R received the highest award granted for the manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Kxhihi- Won, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal T/^ P- A?" 'ormany years made an especial the defects of the astigmatic or weak-siahtofl ere* and ttds experience, oombinod with the appliances for manufacturing, enables WS trt to relieve even the otherwise hopeless No Charge for Consultation. Address :— IHBBB DOOR? FBOJITHKATBB ROTMr



At the Public Hall, Avondale, Mr Sea man, as Returning Officer, received on. Saturday the nomination of the retiring ; members, Messrs John Bollard, RiohanL Bell JJooth t and Francis Gittos, to fill tW vacancies in the Avondale Boad Board, and $Wl«w4 tjsose gent^men to 1» n-otatri.



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