TONGA.

(FIIOM A CORUESrON.ENT.)

Nukualofa, April 9, ISSS.

When the Aurora c.imo in she remained

only a few hours, so that there was no time I to write you a long lettor, but I now give you a fow more particulars of tho state of things. Prince Tubou Malohi'a Death and Burial. Tho Princo died on tho 11th of last month. The Premier was sitting talking to him, when suddenly he dropped his head on his breast, rolled over on his side, and expired. Mr Buckland, Jits medical attendant, states that he died of heart diseneo. Ho was conveyed by tho Govern ment Kchooner Sandfly on tho 14th ult. to Uiha, where tho burial ground of tho Royal Family ia situated. The Kandlly ar rived thero on tho next dny. The corpse was taken on shore to the lioubo of mourning, awaiting tho arrival of His Majesty King George. The funeral took placo on the 20th ultimo, and certainly was the grandest spectacle ever witnessed in Tonga. His Majesty left his temporary residence, preceded by the nativo band playing the Dead March, and followed by his aide-de-camp, body-guard, tho Prince's brother, cousins, and a detachment of tho nativo militia, and proceeded to tho sacred malac. The avenue to the cemetery is lined on both sides by a row of young casuarina trees, and was covered from tho beach to tho cemetery by nativo cloth. The militia was on guard on both sides. Thousands of people sat on either side of this avenue—tho King and Royal Family and chiefs on the north sido, and the Rev. J. B. Watkin, native ministers, and Europeans on tho south side. The catafalque on which the coffin was placed was covered with very expensive fine native mats, and on the coflin were placed the Prince's uniform, helmet, aword, and decor ations. (I may add that ho was a Knight of ono o f tho German Orders.) The service was conducted by the Rev. J. B. Watkin, aesistcd by native ministers, tho Rev. S. W. Baker giving the funeral elation. The eoflin was then taken to tho sacred ceme tery by a detachment of militia, preceded by two Government officials carrying the Prince's sword, helmet, uniform, etc., after which tho military salute was fired over his grave The ships in harbour, numbering some eight native vessels and a German schooner, had their flags half-mast high, ] together with some 70 nativo boats. Tho Wosloyan Free Church. With regard to this secession, it is making rapid strikes ; wholo towns have come over. In Vavau there is not a single person re maining to tho New South Wales Confer ence, and in Haapai very few — perhaps about ono hundred. In Tongatabu the majority are with the Fn <■■ Church, Great irritation ha.^ been caused by Mr Moulton printing and distribut ing circulars calculated to create dis turbance, and sedition. The Tonga Government have drawn the attention of the British Consul to tho tame, and has informed him, it will hold Mr Moulton responsible for tho consequences of the circulation of such. Shipping. Tho Mailo arrived from Auckland on the 7th inst., after a passage of nine days. Tho Loch Loo is still in tho group; she was at Haapai in the beginning of the month, Tho Sandfly leaves this week for Auck land. (Fkom Another Cokresi'okdent.) Natives Joining tho Catholic Missions. Vavau, April 3. No doubt you will have received news by Aurora, from Tonga, of tho harsh and un natural treatment the nativo adherents of tho Wesleyan Church received at the funeral of tho King's grandson. I hear from Tonga that a considerable number thcro have joined tho French Catliolic Mission ; thoy are afraid of remaining in their old faith, and they are determined no to join tho New- Church, and, I may add, they know that any arbitrary meaFure.3 brought to bear upon that mission would immediately bring about French interference and protection. England has been publicly described as a grasping country, and the people have boon urged to got rid of overy thing connected with England. Tho crusado against tho Wosloyans and everything olso supposed to bo British is now taking a very sorious shape. Foster day tho King had a gathering of all tho people in Vavau. They were requested to proparo to accompany him to Tonga to bo present at the opening of his now church. All were com minded to take with them weapons of some kind, guns, axos, large knives, &c, any thing in the shape of a weapon they might be ablo to collect. I would rather not make any commont upon this, but prefer waiting to sco what tho meaning of this command may bo. One thing lam quite suroof, it cannot bo intended to .suppress a rebellion. No Tonga chief, in my opinion, would bo foolish enough to think of one. Immediately after tho funeral ceremonies of tho Prince wee over, Mr Baker dcs patched a Email Gorman vessel to Samoa. Tho natives say a chief went to establish the now faith" amongst a few Wesloyan Tongans their. Most Europeans think the object was to let his Gorman friends know as speedily aa possible the course events wore taking hero. I have just heard that a very"high chief has said she was sent for arms. Prevalent Depression. Amidst the warring of tho elements—a great storm presently raging—though happily not yet, nor likely to be at this time of the year, of hurricane force, do 1 sit down to indite this letter, in order that I may keep you "in touch" as to various matters in thoso Islands. What with the death of tho Crown Prince, tho per seditions in the religious world, and the utter stagnation of trade, conjoined with tho long-continued wet weather, wo are in a groat state of depression, and this feeling of dejection has not been mitigated by the war news brought to our shores by the Mailo yesterday. Tho Death of the Crown Prince. By the Aurora, which sailed last Sunday week, you were doubtless advised as to the death of Tubou Malohi, Crown Princr of Tonga, son of tho lato Tevita Uga, who died, as you will romembor, a few years back in Auckland, and grandson of the present King George. Wellington Gu Tubou Malohi was a younc man ; he died in his thirty-first year of great promise, of good education, polished manners, and most kindly feelings. He did credit—and bid fair to do credit—to the teaching and training of his solo instructor, the Rev. J. E. Moulton, Principal of Tubou College, and present Chairman of the Wesleyan Church in Tonga. Tho Prince was a good musician ; ho was almost equally at home with overy instrument, and took great pleasure in the instruction of his own private "brass band." He had a fine voice, improved b\ cultivation, and did much in bringing his people on in tho matter of singing. With out doubt of all Tongans, ho spoke the best English, and even was fairly acquainted with the niceties and tho idiomatic peculiarities of our language I noted this most particularly a week or so before his death, when in reply to somo remark of mine with ro?poct to tho weather, he answered " Oh, I do not think it will last long; it is merely a passing shower." Ho was remarkably handy with too!;--, and, liko ,i true Prince, ho was not ashamed to use thorn, or to show his young men how to handle thorn, and but lately had been engaged in tho erection of a no« residence for himself, now left uncom pleted. In mathematical lore he was not deficiont, and I have often feon him puzzle gome of our smartest carpenters and boat - builders with his questions and problems. When last in his company in Haabai, at a boat-builder's, the conversation tending in that direction, Wellington took up an awl, stuck it three times into tho bench—tho punctures being very much out of a straight line —and called upon any present to find tho contre of a circle such that its circumference should pass through the wholo of the three points. He had to give the solution of the problem himself. The prince wbb a good shot, could row, ride, or drive, and could swim and dive like a fish—the Princo and myself having ventured together into the cave celebrated by Mariner in Vavau, " under the deep blue sea," and concerning which moro particulars may bo obtained from Byron's poem, "Tho Island." Persecution of the Wcaloyan Church. By the Aurora, you will also doubtless have learnt the terrible persecution the Wosleyan Church is undergoing. The cruelties towards many of the poor, inoffen sive members of that" Church will hardly btain credence, and these cruelties are per petrated simply because the con sciences of these people will not allow them to leave tho Church of their fathors to join tho sham of a church set up by Messrs Baker and Watkins. These gentlemen say, and would have tho natives bcliovo,that tho two churches are the same, and that, therofore, as it is tho King's will, tlioyinusfcdosei'ttho Wosloytnand comeover tothoFreeChurch—asitisin mockery called When substance and shadqw, light and dark ness become convortiblo terms, then, and.

-.? torn from their husbands, chilJ° Wetl a »a OW bedridden women are drag^f "% houses and illosed until thevo °mth«l over lo the ne W ChH^g***.; all the peoplrj vrere called out andft? &*» leya,,, commanded to sit inth'o n ,» h? W« the tun, the Free Church iS^ place, n the Hhado ThereThfcS wore kept from early morn till W -^"tt . afto.-r.aon. The chief of th?tom,^ 81,** with then, was taken away thaTth °hei|l not bo encouraged by hisp^^'ifo that they would have to rive h \ i?* number of GO or 70 they atonj toft» afterwards came into the il Mli here in Nukualofa, to report Z?* 11** tho Rev. Mr Moulton. These^? 1* assertions at random on my Bar? £.* bore out by affidavits ffi w M» tlio gentleman representing the 31 Consul here but unfortunately 5 h» power Within the last'Cft* I have seen dozens of such documents .1! in one of them it 13 stated that thep£ D ft Vavau and flaabai have instructional themselves and provide themselves .5' ammunition, in order thftf they mJL b pared to come on with the Kins at a of May and put down any SftTJ \\esleyan Church that may rem an 1 « Mr Baker gays that he is not tZS for all that m doing or T a' 8 has been done; but I should .hint ' that th » vho putß th «l tJJ. match to the combustible is answenffiE tho conflagration and its conamm, ™! , Mrß.,^S»callodupontoprtts* i these inhuman proceedings, refuses JS 1 shelters himself under theuL?* j that his functions are administrate ; at.d not judicial. It is to be hoped tH« . British power may speedily stepintopiJ

Prtaled ana Publishes by .^fj^ifs. . General FriutiDK Offloe, SWSSSK •"* Btreota, la the ProrUW o* AM*18!1^; .;||

iflE AUCKLAND BVBNING Sl-±R, MONDAY, APKIL 20, 188».



Auction' TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. WATCHES WATCHES. JEWELLERY. JEWELLERY. DIAMOND GOODS. DIAMOND GOODS THE WHOLE OF A LARGE STOCK OF GENUINE GOODS TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST, 11, ARTHUR Haa received instructions to Sell, at his Mart, on Tuosday noxt, A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK of Gold and Silver Lover Watches Genuine Diamond Jcwsllory Solid Gold Jowellery of ovpry description Bterling Silver Jewellery, latest designs Greonstono Jowollcry, etc. Sundries, etc. Every Artlolo Guaranteed. All Watches Warranted. Tho Stock boing of a Jowollor who intends leaving Auckland, those dcßirous of purchasing Bcnnine Bargains will do well to bo present, as tie whole stock must be cleared. Goods on view for inspection early morning ef salo, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, NOON. «< BBLL VU E EST A" T E," MOUNT EDEN. VOLCANIC SOIL, HEALTH, PLEASURE, CONVENIENCE, BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. R. ARTHUR Bm neon favoured with instructions from Mrs Williamson to sell by publlo auction, at his ■Estate, Land, and House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart. Queon-street, on Wednesday, 22nd, at 12 o'clock noon, HER VERY FINE PROPERTY, known as "BKLLVUE ESTATE," ■ltuated on tho Mount Eden Road, adjoining the property of W. 8. Laurie, Esq., and opposite tho Episcopal Church Proporty, surrounded by ■nporior residences, having frontages to Mount Eden Road, The Esplanade, and Williamson's Hoad, all of whloh are GO feet wide, containing about 9 acres of Volcanio Soil. Subdivided into Fttrty-two Suporior Building Sites, commanding • flno and extensive view. The position is healthful, beautiful, and con venient, but a short dißtanco from the oentro of the city. Two lines of 'Buses run past it at short intervals. There are in the immooiato neighbourhood the Episcopal, Methodist, and Independent Churob.es. and tho JPublio Bchool. A large portion of tho proporty has been under cultivation, and is planted with Fruit and Orna mental Trees. All desirous of procuring Homo otead Sites on Puro Volcanic Soil (so highly re commended by all medical men) are invited to inspect this Property, and not allow Buch a favourable opportunity to pass. , Lithographic Plans can be obtained at the Office of tho Auctionoor. Torms very easy. WEDNESDAY, 2 o'Clock p.m. FRANKLIN ROAD. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, CANARIES, &c. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with instructions from Mr Cobley, who has commenced business as Draper, Grocer, &c., at Newton, and intends residing on the premises, to sell by public auc tion, at hlu private residence. Franklin Road, near Volllngton-Btreet, on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock t'.m., APOETION OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KFiCECTi:~-.fjarge Handsome Mirror. Hand aoioe Drawing room Table, Drawing-room Suite, Carpet, Glass Shade and Fruit, Coral, Green Bilk Curtains. Cornice Poles, Cheffonler. Pictures. Ornaments. Gra'e, Glass. China, and Earthenware, Cutlery, Reading Lamp. Linoleum, Easy Chair, Commode, Toilet Table, Looking-glass, Hall Table and Chair, Umbrella Btand. Knife Cleaner, Dish Covers, Firewood, Canaries and Cages. On View on the Morning of the Sale. TOMORROW, At 11 O'clock. DRAPERY ! DRAPERY ! MILLINERY ! OSWALD A. STEVEN & CO. Instructed by Mrs T. B. Smith, will 801 lby auction, nt her establishment, comer Kyber Pass, Road and Seafiold View Road, ALL THAT FIRST-CLASS STOCK, Comprising— Woven and Cotton Droaa Materials, Child ren's Clothing. Ulsters, Hats, Jackets, - Shirts and Shirtine. Hosiery, Blankets. Laces. Feathers. Flowers, Silks. Satins. - Boots, &c.; a splondld lino of Children's Costumes 'Window Frames, Gasaliers, &c W. 8, OOOHRANEI [JAMES DAOBB TOMORROW. FANCY GOODS, BOOKS, BOOTS AND SHOES, EMPTY CASES. 1 Tho Subscribers will sell by auction, at their rooms. Queon-street, on Tuesday, April 21, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, Books, Violins, Toolp, Boota and Shoes, Counter Scales, Jewel- I lery, Cups and Saucers, Curtains, Painkiller, Empty Cases, <fco., &0.. &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & Son, Auctioneers. W. 8. oooheanb] [Jas. dacbb • 'WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22nd. "WARDROBE, MARBLE TOP WASH STANDS, CARPETS, COUCHES, CHIFFONIERS, FEATHER BEDS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At tho Residence, Wellesloy-street West. The Bubßcrlbers have received instruction from Mr Richard Thompson, who is leavini the Colony, to fell by Auction, ac his resi dence, Wellesley-street West (near Hobson 1 street), on Wednesday, April 22nd, at 1 o'clock, t-. XTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist f*|' ing of Parlour Table, Couches. Chiffonier t Sun Blinds, Cartain Poles, Carpets, Fenders and • Irons. Ornaments, Devotional Chair, Wardrobe i Marble Top Washstand, Chest Drawers, Com- I nodes, Mirrors, Iron Bedsteads, Feather Bed Hair Mattrass, Blankets, Pillows, Quilts. Table Covers, House Linen, Dining Table, Oilcloth Umbrella Stand, Lamps, China, Crockery, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Moat Safe, Soraper, Car : penters and Garden Tools, &c. &c, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE and SON, Auctioneers. TOMORROW. WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. GABRIEL LEWIS , •'-' ■ - lyui gei^ on above date, at 11 o'clock, f?f\ WOVE WIRE MATTRASSES. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. |.j _____ Ex Tainui and Ruapchu. winterThipment OF BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ex above steamers. '. GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, at his Booms, on abovo date, at 11 o'clock, £»O PACKAGES OB MEN'S, ffO LADIEB" MAIDS', AND CHILD BKNy BOOTB AND SHOKS-Special Sizes to suit Also, BOOT UPPERS-a Prime Lot. Terras at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. TRADE SALE OF 600 pVKA GB s WHISKY, BRANDY. KUM. OLD TOM, I &0., &c, &o. :i Also, 13 CASES CIGARS, each 10,000. Terms at Sale. I GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. 1 HUNTER & NOLAN I WILL HOLD THEIR fcTT EEKLY SALE THE NEWMARKET YARDS, nnction of Great South and Onchunga Roads, _T AND BT^^M^ "^ »



THURSDAY, APRIL 23. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Salo on Thursday, April 23, at 1 o'clock, J? A GROWN STEERS Ovr 15 Pure bred Lincoln Ewca of good quality Dairy C'owa, Storo Cattlo 200 Head well fatted Cattlo 700 Fat Bhi"oD and Lambs Fat and Storo Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND, f^OUNTHV UATi'LU HAliHia. Papakura—Wcdnosday, April 29 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. »HH HAYMARKBT, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINB, fiIOICS, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 13 o'olook. ALFRED BUOKLANP. Til OK fKlVAl'l! BALB Jj ON LIBERAL TKUMS, IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS I Farm Lots from JO aores and upwards, near Pukokoho Station; from 61 10s to ClO an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 133 aores j •eonroly (oncod; la near other homesteads, and •ood land; £3 an aorc A ftrst-olass Farm, half-way between Klhlklhl and Te Awomutu, containing 583 aoros, with oholoe apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,500 to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with Im provements from Al to 61 an aore. ALFRED BUOKLAND. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22. NOW ON VIEW. £1250 ™ruK £1250 VALUBI ' EARLY ENGLISH WHATNOTS, CABI NETS, BRACKETS, TABLES, AND CHEFFONIERS; RICH DRAWING-ROOM SUITES MASSIVE DINING-ROOM SUITES HANDSOME SIDEBOARDS HAT STANDS AND WRITING TABLES .ESTHETIC TABLES, BRACKETS, AND CHAIRS CHASTE INLAID TABLES HAND-PAINTED MIRRORS BEDROOM SUITES, MIRRORS DRESSING TABLES and WASHSTANDS COMMODES, OCCASIONAL, CARD, AND GIPSY TABLES MUSIC STOOLS, PIANOS, MATS RUGS, FLOCK, FIBRE, PICTURES BRONZES, MARBLE CLOCKS DESSERT SERVICES, PLATEDWARE FLOWER POTS, FLOWER STANDS &c, &c, &c. E. & A. ISAACS Will Bell THE ABOVE BY AUCTION at their Mart, Queon-street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 22, At Eleven o'Clock. FRED. C. RICHARDSON] [TIIOS. W. JACKSON THURSDAY, APRIL 23. PARNELL! PARNELL! PARNELLI MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKBON Have been favoured by Mr Walter Stubbing! with instructions to sell, at publio auction, on the abovo date, at Dowdkn's Mart, Queen street, Auckland, at 12 o'clock noon, THE FREEHOLD HOU.3E AND GROUNDS, situate corner of RUSSELL STREET AND SCARBURO' TERRACKL PARNELL (15 minutes from Post-offloo and Queen-street). The HOU3E contains eight commodious rooms, with out-buildiogs ; gas laid on, good well and 2 tanks, well drained. The double frontage comprises ICO feet to Russell-street and 150 feet to Scarboro' Terrace. The Grounds con tain a splendid orchard, well-kept vegetable garden, and tastefully laidout flower garden and lawn. The property, which has most com manding views of the whole of the harbour and shipping, will be offered in ONK LOT. If not sold, will be offered in TWO _OT3, viz.: LOT I—loo foot frontage to Russell-street, with House, and 75 foot frontage to Scar boro' Torrace, forming a very valuable cor ner allotment. LOT 2—75 feet to Scarboro' Torraco, with 100 feet depth, comprising the whole of the orchard and part of vegetable garden. There is a LEASEHOLD of U feet frontago to Manukau Road, 100 feot deep. 20 years nnex pired, which can be had at option of purchaser at £25 per annum. Any further particulars that may be desired can; bo obtained on application to the Auc tioneers. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, 81, Queon-streot, Auckland. The Wholo of the HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS will be sold at an early date, of which due public notice will be given, 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 H. Moore to sell by publlo 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 frontago to Hill-street, GO feet deep, befntr Lot 6, Subdivision of Allotment 1, Section 22, Village of Onehunga. No Reserve. Tcrma and Conditions at Sale. RICHARDSON & JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. THURSDAY, APRIL 23. NEW-STREET, PONSONBY. BY ORDER OF THE MORTOAOEE. MESSRS RICHARDSON & JACKSON Have received instruction to soil by public auction, at Dowden's Mart, on Thursday, 23rd April, at Noon, 4 -ROOMED COTTAGE AND SKIL LION, In good repair, Now-stroct, Pon- Bonby, and now in the occupation of Mrs Knight, being Allotment No. 32, of the Sub division of Allotments No. 14 and 17, of Section 8, of the Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Walte mats, and County of Eden, having a frontage of 32 feet to New-street, depth 100 feet. Tho pro porty is within 15 minutes' walk of Post-offlce. Further particulars and cards to view from RICHARDSON AND JACKSON, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-Btrest. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, At 11 o'clock. TO GENERAL STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES CLARK, OF TE AROHA, A BANKRUPT. G. W. BINNEY llos received instructions from the Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, to sell by public auotlon at his Mart, Corn Exchange. Fort , street, on Wednesday, April 22, at eleven o'clock, THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK, Comprising— GENERAL DRAPERY GROCERIES IRONMONGERY CROCKERY &c, r &0., &o. Removed from Te Aroha for convenience of sale. Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, APRIL 23, At 12 o'clock. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Top of Grafton Road. G. W. BINNEY Has received instructions from Mr John Cos grave (who is leaving Auokland) to sell by public auction, on the premises, Grafton Road, on Thursday, April 23, at 12 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CONSISTINO OF Dining-room and Drawinß-room Suites Mirrors, Carpets Pictures, Iron Bedsteads Mattrasses, Linen WaßliPtands, Drawers Ward i •-i c, Kitchen Utensils ac, , &c, &c. Also, A Splendid Piano, in first-class order. ■ On view on morning of sale, ,



B. 0. OARB.I [B. D. (PONKS. T 0 - Al 0 11 R 0 W, POLO CLUB "RACE MEETING. GATES, BOOTHS, CARDS. B. TONKS AND CO. Aro instructed to sell, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock, THE GATES, BOOTHS, and CARDS for tho Auckland Polo Club Raoo Mooting, to bo hold at Ellonslie on Saturday, April 25. THURSDAY^ APRIL 2,1, 1885, At Twelvo o'Clock noon. LEVEL VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. UNRESERVED SALE. J. R. RANDERSON Will 801 lby public auction, ns above, without thu slightest rosorvo. 9 SPLENDID VOLCANIC ALLOT MENTS?, centrally situated in thocharming Jlount Eden Suburb, all bring lovol ami com manding oxtonsivo views; choice Bites for villas or cottages. Tlio terras will bo within the roach of all, viz., 10 percent, cash, balanco at 7 porcont, for throo or tlvo yonrs. Also, Instructed by Mr A. Hanson,— COMFORTABLE NEWLY-ERECTED lIOUBK, containing (i rooms, pantry, and wash honso underneath with copp»r boiler. &c. j on largo allotment, 50 x 200 ; with or without tho allotment adjoining; completely fonccd ; bußgy entranco ; splendid view from back and front; volcanio soil: situato in Victoria Avonuo, Mount Kdon, near Viow Road. ___ WEDNJ SHAY, April I!!), Noon. A VONDALE PARK. i\. VONDALE PARK. i VONDALE PARK. J\. YON DALE PARK. R. C. GREENWOOD Haa boon favoured with Instructions from Mr John Bollard to Cut Up and olfor for Salo on Wednesday, 29th lnst., at noon, THE WHOLE OF HIS \ ERY VALU ABLE AND WELL-KNOWN KSTATK. whloh will bo sold undor tho titlo of tho TJIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. XVIVERSDALE TOWNSHIP. Particular attontion of intending purchasers is called to tho salo of this Kstnto. It is out up into 68 choice socttons of from J an aero to 3 acres each, and ia situated within 4j miles or tho city, and haa been farmed by tho present owner (who is acknowledged to boono of our most skilled auriculturista) for more than 20 years. It is well known Unit largo quantities of Farm produoo of superior quality have boon (frown on tho land during that time, whloh Is sufttciont guarantee an to tho fertility of tho soiL Iho quantity of Bplondid wheat, oaten hay, meadow hay, potatoes, and othor prclucc now to bo econ on tho farm Is well worth in spection. Go, see, and judge for yourselvos. This Property haa LARGE DKKP-WATKK FRONTAGE TO THE AVONDALK RIVEB AND MAIN KOADS. For years past there has been a want of from TWO TO FIVE ACHE FARM OR COTTAGE SECTIONS within a radius of 1 to 5 miles of Auckland. Tho LAND OFFERED at tho I'RKSENT BALK not only SUPPLIES THIS WANT, hut combines with many other advantages a Kich nops of Soil for MARKKT WARDEN and FARM PURPOSES that is seldom met with. THE TERMS WILL HE MADE EASY TO SUIT ALL CLASSES. Viz.: 5 per Cent. Discount for Cash; £10 to £20 per AUotraont, or an Acre. Doposlt; AND Persons with small means desirous of Building a Cottage, etc., can leave tho whole of tho land purehaao on tho property at 7 per cent, per annum. Lithographic. Plans to bo had on application to tho Auctioneer. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, Noon. i^HESTERFIELD ! i~IHESTERFIELD | MOUNT EDEN! R. C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions to oiler for Bale at bis Mart, Vulcan Lano, on tho abovo date, ALL THAT VALUABLE ESTATE known as CHESTERFIELD, MOUNT EDEN, And situatod on tho Mount Rosklll Hoad. con sisting of 78 largo Allotments, having frontages to the Rpsom and Mount Albert Roads, Kldon Road, Brixton Road, Dunbar Road, and Mount Kosklll Road. Tho'Lots aroalllovel and in good positions. 'Busos pass overy half-hour, carrying piiß songors to Auokland for fid. Llthographio Plans will bo ready on and after tho 15th April, and tho Allotments flagged and pegged. TERMS: £10 doposlt on oach lot up to £'00. and £20 deposit on each lot of .CluO and ovor; 10 per cent, in 3 months; balanco may remain at 8 por cent, for 3 yenrp. Or, J ciujh, nnd balance at 8 percent, for ;! years; fl percent, discount allowed for balanco in cash. It. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, DURHAM YARDS. POR SALE, at the Durham Yards, evory Tuosday, at II o'clock, HIDES. TALLOW, WOOL, and BKINB. HUNTER A NOLAN. T> M. HEIGHTON AND CO., HEAL ESTATE. HOUSK, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. AND SERVANTS' EXCHANGE AGENCY PROPERTIES. &0.. ENTERED FOR SALE FREE OF CHARGE. Addrb b: 1M CANADA BUILDINGS, QUKKN BTBEKT. AUCKLAND. N.Z. T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE JLI HORDES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLES. Hired. Bought, and Sold, at CROWTHER'S VICTORIA STABLES, Wol lealey-Btroot. T»]R proctbr. OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Christohuroh, is now on a visit to Auckland, tor a short time only, and maybe Consulted on all Diseases of the Eye, and for the proper ad ustment of Spectaolas. With regard to the Jlseases of the Eye, there may be considered two distinot kinds of treatment, viz., the Medical and the Optical; the Medical to the Phyßician, he Optical to the Oculist Optician. Entirely two-thirds of tho diseases are due to optical efeots. Blindness, Squint Eyes. Heodaohes. feuralgia of the Face andTemDles.Deafness.and nflammation of the Eyes are frequently caused by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, without operations, hy properly adapted pectacles, made to correct the defective por tion of tho eye. There are over 500,000 varfouß combinations of Spectacles required to correc' these defeots—impossible to be kept in stock bj any Optician, even in London, therefore, must be ground expressly to meet each individual case. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for tho manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at the International Exhibi on, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold MedaL T.R.P, has for many years made an especial udy of tho optical means necessary to remedy tho defects of tho astigmatic or woak-tiiuhted eyeßj and this experience, combined with the appliances for manufacturing, enables him fre "ur.-nly to relieve even tho otherwise hopeless c&Bes* No Charge for Consultation. Address :— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAI/ VICTORIA-STREET.



Q N B yy E E X OF THE ECLIPSE SALE AT GOODSON'3 LONDON ARCADE Has passed, during which timo nlaigo amount of Goods luvvo beon sold to tho groat Batiafao tion of all purchasers. 14 DAYS' SALE llomnln, during which tlmo £1500 WORTH OF VALUABLE STOCK IS OFFERED FOR £750. IT IS A FACT, And wo llnd it dlllloult to convinco our friends, that an ARTICLE IN THK VICTOIUASTUKKT WINDOWS, at tho Door, or on tho Salo Stalls In tho Arcade, PRICED AT 20 S> STAY BK PURCHASED FOR JQS. AND SO ON, AT HALF THE MAKKED PRICE. Wo plodgo oursolvcs to tho truth of thostato moiit, and URGE OUIt CU3TOMBRS TO AVAIL THKMSELVKS OK THIS ADVANTAGE DURING THK ECLIPSE SALE AT (IOODSON'S. TOHN pUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFEE, & SPICE MERCHANT, CUSTOMS-STREET, AXJC^.4r. *ND. Telegraph AddreM t I Telephone Bzehnnn. " Bkgle," Anokland. I No. 64 The AdTertbor deiirea ip«o!al attention to hi. Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHfNA TEAS. Since their introduction the groatly Increaiod demand for them substantially proves their excellence, and confirm* the high esteem which the Public have juttly accorded them. The following distfc*^*- "r*^ds all bear hii Trade Murk on the labels, and ar packed in lib and Jib packets, also In 61b, 101b, and 401b tlm, viz :— BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Bbanss. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS. VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD-EAGLE BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. These Powders, since their introduction, have been accordod by tho public the re ception their excellence deserves, and only require a trial to be more universally used. Attention is requested to the following analytical report:— "Laboratory, Hobson-street, Auckland, Juno 13,1884.—1 have sampled the Baking Powder in tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mor ohant, Auokland, and have analysed the same, and find the constituents pure and woll-propor tloned. The result proves this article to be superior to anr either Imported or colonlally prepared that hai been submitted to mo, and I can, therefore, confidently recommend it to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analftt." Kaoh tin bears his Registered Trade Mark. Sold by Grocers and Storekeepers Generally. the STOCK of GKNBRAL GROCKRY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splemllrt Assort ment, which Is constantly being replenished by importations from European, Amerioan, and Australian Market*. JUST RECRIVBD, EX S.S. BUCKPHALU3, from Caloutta, 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 JPowdera, etc., and to secure other special induct menti which I am prepared to effer. JOHN "OUOHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCHB, OUSTOMS-BTREET, AUCKLAND. TTPPER SYMONDS-STREET, TO THE RESIDKNTS~OF AUCKLAND. ! LETTS, WOODWARD AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND HOUSE JTURNISHBRS. JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF PAPERHANGINGS, LINOLKUMS, LAMPS, MATS, FENDKRS, &c. &b,, &c. COMPAKE ODR PKICES,



LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! LAST WEEK! OF Shalders, Son, Brown, & Co:s SALE CLOSING APEIL 18. Notwithstanding the Groat Success of our Gigantic Sale of Drapery, etc., we can only continue the Sale for ONE WEEK LOJSTGEE, 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." QON'T FORGET THE LAST WEEK OF SHALDERS, SON, BROWN, AND CO.'S GREAT SALE I I M. Im #11 NW B 1 I—i imam v 204 & 206, QUEEN STREET. GmfoYEMNGSALE OF A.TJTUM3ST AJSTD WINTER DRAPERY & CLOTHING. JASVIES GILAAOUR, (OF COROMANDEL) Having Secured tho Promises latoly occupied by Mr, J. G. BIvOWN, in TAIINELL, HAS NOW OPENED WITH AN ENTIRELY NEW AND WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OF DEAPEKY& CLOTHING And having purchased it on very advantageous terms, is determined to SELL AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE BEATEN IN AUCKLAND. — • Tf»3«S»tTT J.G. hopes, by strict attention to businosß, to morit the favour of Mr Brown's Customers and tho Public generally. THE WOMBEBFUIT .' LBtaat Improvements. ValnftS!.* Appllnacr.l3. Tan Years' I »a»rnutoo. Patunt AntomnMo WinsJor. Patent. Drop-Bollard. »rVUl&if» \ Patent Loose-WimSlnK-Wlieel. Pawnt Thread Relaswsor. Wer &L Wvliwb V'helm Moobino* kept In Bopoirn for throe y<wo FR3IIB 0? • «»» yOHABOB. Illansftted Oatolosues <t,n& Sample* of Wer& froe M APIHSJC1® ] fN"ra~THE WERTHEIM SEWING MACHIKE AGENCY. W. J. dMiALiSU, liV, QUEKN-BTRKKT, VUCKLAND. 'P555552?1'" ' SCOTT'S »I%MI w ™ cod liver on. An(l Hypophospliites of Lime and Soda. jH»s§l|i^Bpfc; ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILE. Possessing the combined virtues of JB. BLAIKIB these two valuable remedies in their fullest • Victoria-street, ' degree. More easily digested and asßimi- IMPOBTEB OF BUILDERS1 & FURNISH- lttted *hIX in^ th/ S r, udo / orm>. ? nd mo ironmonofrv especially desirable for sickly, ing ironmongery wasting children and persons with Direct fbom Manufacturers, feeble digestive power, and as Has for Sale, at Low Rates- A REMEDY FOB CONSUMPTION, Carpenters' Tools J, REMEDY FOR WASTING DISEASES Nails, Locks, Hingoi -OF CHILDREN, Kitchen Ranges A REMEDY FOR SCROFULA, Register Grates, In great Variety A REMEDY FOR ANEMIA AND GEN- Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelpleew ERAL DEBILITY, Largsst Stock in Auokland REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenaen AND THROAT AFFECTIONS, Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino In fact, all diseases where there is an Slate, Cement, and Plaster i Inflammation of the Throat and Lun"s, a I WASTING OF THE FLESH, and a INSPECTION iNVITED. I WANT of NEBVE POWEE, nothing in the l world equals this palatable Emulsion. FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm . Ifc >? prescribed and endorsed by the 160 acres good land, well-fenoed, good best physicians m the various oountnesof grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round, tho world, who will attest these faota. comfortable dwelling-house, and numerous out- jp or Ba l e by all Chemists buildings; all In good arder; J-nill i from rail way station, 16 miles from town, and will be — — sold cheap.—Apply to John Boppet. Land Agent. TTIOK IMMEDIATE SALE, in Victoria- 8. Qneon-ntre JU street West, two Houses and Shop with ■ —— —i double frontage, will be sold a bargain; tenna [TIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butchering easr.-Ajiply to John Sopjpett. House ana Land \J Business, doing a good cash trade, In the An-wnt. No. 8. Qnean-atree nentro o£ the olty; a low prloe will he takon.— -rwar-PTPTrnxrct nn ri«i,j an_«Z -_j jsas*" *-*Na-8- rssK?AgSoSS"'and



| QINGER "~ SEWTNG MACHINES, SiiloslDlS32 603,252 Maohlnefc „ 1881 561,030 „ 1NCE8A58. r .,.^2,256. X , i ii \ R) 7 ta, THREE OUT OF F.VKRY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN TUB WORLD APE SINGER'S. v UPWARDS OF THl'tKB HUNDRED ' FIRST PRIZES 1 ! ! AND AT CIIRISTCHURCII KXniBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To bo obtained at PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, Queen-street, Auckland, beware of german and otiieb imitations. SINGER SEWING MACHINES, DT? V I T T GUNMAKEH, 254, QCF.KN-HTKEM, AUCKLAND (Opposite tho City Murkat). KSTABUBHKD 1559. Intending Boybrs /*»»». ihould inspoct the SiPwfy-^. Laiwe Stock of Drecch and Mii/.zlo-lontlinn ™*&i&%"'>.£S~A*. Guns on bund. Thoy « will oeo the m;sr valuk in iii'/>'i:f^-/f Auckland. Kvory Gun Iho- yrM*i'A \VW*?fr roußlily ozamincd and guurun- f wjsi' ', I,■ tood before dolivory. I I' llanmiorlesa Guns, with Sic- \l tf\ii: I|j monV Patent Steel Burrels, 12 N >—' gftigi §! and 20 Kim«o ; Silver's Patent Anti- &SSWs? recoil liutt Plates; Wobloy'a Bull Do« and Irish Conati'.bulary Kovol- ffSfH vers. also his Now Patent Eelf«nx- ES? trnctlnK Rovolvcr; Kynoch's Patent 'im "Perfect" Holoa'liDß Mrttilllc Cart- Iffi» riflgo Caaos imd Orimterß: Kloy'a Ro- !''j volvor Ammunltloa and .Metallic Cartridge \ Caseo; Nowoaptlo Chilled abot; Curtiea Hi and Harvey and I'ifcon Wllk'a and Lav- 0 ronoo's Gunpowder; Kloy'a Wadding and J?{ Cartridge Casos; Powder Flaslna. Shot ji > Pouches, Game lingn, Gun Caoeß, Cartridge *" Bolts. Gun Oil. Tow for Gun Cleaning, For rot Muzzles and Bolla, Saloon Rifles, Air Canos, Breech-loading Implements, Flßhing Taoklo, Cutlery, Fireworks. RKPAIRS, including Browning and Re stocking, specially atlonded to, and Batiafaotioo guarantood. D. EVITT, GONMAKKB AND IMPOEIIB, 551. QUKK.V-ETMKT, AUOKLAND. TKAy Unrivalled /ty'/ is /o7 O U R/V / fa/ A WSh/ TEA I /&}/ ABOUWDIHO /o7 - 7jl y/ //j/ Strength 0/ / AND 4IGH QUALITY. TP H A O O O X, • OPTICIAN, MATHBMATIOAL AND NAUTICAL INBTIIUMKNT MAKKIt, SHOnTLAHD-STUBgT. AIiWAi"B IN STOCK- Speotaolos and Kyo-glassea of ovory kind sn necunito lit (yuarantood Oporu Glaiviee ol imiiorior quality To'.oscopef), lilnoculac ladd Glasncs and Mlcrosoopcß.'iJoworfiil and chtvip Thcodolltnfi, MininK Corapasßon, Drainage Levcla Ahupy I.i<vo!b, HrlejaaOfl Coinpassov Jlrawlti!; Inßtriimer.t1", Scalns, Parallel ItnJori S.''.!vo' liOvcn t'uxtanta, Compasai-j, Blnnnola Biiromotnrs, Thoruiouietnni, Hydrometers Ki.iocrio Bellß Hattorioa. and Fittings MiiKr-etlo and Galvanic Medical Machines M:«'ln lionlorna and Slides, Hand MaKiilflerg SlorooßCflpca nnd Slides, GrftpUoueopoa SUjani Guai?efl and Tubing, Sallnomotora Amateur Photograph^ Cameras JUST RKCKIVKD-SoU-roglatortnK AneroW • Barometera ISBCnUMIN9B OI BVBBY KIND BBPAIRID, :oppositb the oar^iinnoa. jVTOTICB TO THE PUBXIC. SUPPORT THE FARMING COMMUNITY Through their Association, the /fir a $\ 68, QUKEN-STRSET, AUCKLAND, WTioliavo always for Sale on their Shareholders account: OATS CHEESE CHAFF BUTTER HAY KGGS POTATOES FRUIT. W. GARRKTT. Manaaer. A. and Gr. Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERB, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Hayo for sale the following Machinery :— I Portablo Enßino, by Horr.sby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Kiißtao, double cylindor, Win. diatnuter. 21in. stroko 1 Horizontal Engine. lOin. by ISin. stroko 1 Launch Engine, Iji". by oin. stroke . Multitubular Boiler, 17ft. lons by sft. diametor . Cornish Eoilor, 20ft, long by lift, diameter ; Cornish lioilcr, ISft. long by oft. diameter , Cornish Boiler. 17ft. long by Ift, 6in. diameter , Cornish Boiler, loft, long by sft. diameter . Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by ift. Gin. diameter 1 Vertical Boiler, Field tubes, 7ft.x3lt.4in.; now A quantity of second-hand Quartz-crushing Plant. Estimates supplied for all claasesof Engineering Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz orushing Maohinory, Turbino Wheels, Hydraulic Machinery, Ti ni her Jacks, and Patont Safety C.i<Hea for Warehouse and oUuci Ult Cages. QUICK'S STABLES. \& ALBKRT-STUECT. ' fh JL PV QHJ CKT^ gs !° ro!llrn hla Sincere Thanks for the Liberal Pnfn.tmL'o r".vlv o d "n U? £ ai7tog on tho BiiHlneiia known as Quick's Livory Rnd Bait •-lahicß," Albert te"*'™,'' *it MKS^lirf JAMK3 DIG- N^-N & CO., tho Rentlanv-r, n, whom he has relinquished the name, will he ~..-.-,>rrtcd Support In an equally Üboral mrnxup-. Pai™.,can?ely upon being treated civilly and fairly by hia suo purchased Mr F.Quick's BuslnosaVhopo to ?S?S Jie patronage bo generously bestowed on their lato and popular predecessor. For Hire—Han som Cabs, Opeu and Close Carriages. Buggies of "very, description, Waprgonottosi Broata and Oinnibnaeß. Ladles" and Gentlemen™ Saddlo nones, Privsw Carriages with Livory, Her met *nd Mourning Coaohos. Ordero by Poat Tele Braph. or Telephone (No. 12i) rocoivo oareluj attention. Tho Stablos provlda unsurpa-vTed aoooinmodr.tlon for Horsoo, &o. Nii"hlTatWud Uioa. (jiiai sen inr<i«ri»!;a. l/TUSIC, Portraits, Landscapes, etcTj ittoSmX^ ta MJalata«>^Colour a



A Trustworthy Report ' Bt. Jaoob3 Oil's the Thlng-They. Bweu Moser3 Smith and Hoitß. Protiriw/w. .m "Star" and "Weekly Stfr," iffitooW writing to the Sydney agents, Ba y -ffl"*; voluntarily informed by Mr F. Q, Maam C leading chomiut, that St. Jacob's Oilhasanefi demand lv that district, and many peODlt SSI using it, absolutely Bwearbyit" Similarm™? reach ns from all quarters, and there lflnoH! about it St. Jacobs Oil is fnx and away thekfi rcmody £or Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GontiiiS nil muscular pains, the world has ever tartm Two gold medals, and thousands of teßUmonE' from every land and In every tongueaSSS provo it. , Trip.f An Editor's Experience, ' Palmer Qoldflelfla, . !,' Messrs Elliott Bros. , Dear Sire,—l have need St. JacolH OH ia Lumbago with the moat perfect aueoeu, tmlffl substantial relief after three application. TK also happy to say it exerted equally hitirViS suits upon Chronic Gout, to which I have ten subject for manj years. Having pereoniHru perionced tbo benefits of St. Jacoto OlTlcu confidently recommend it, and ainoii»itw miners here who have used it atmyimtfeiilff it is regarded as a valuable specific for Miajbl all sorts, to which miners, as a class, an mm. Uarly liabla-Yours truly, r?. WEHRE CROIZHUR, v ■' Editor "Palmer Chrofide.' INVALUABLE. -' ,?i INVALUABLE. I. ',:. INVALUABLE. ', f; On the Koldflelds and in mining cam™ d evory kind, £t. Jacobs OU is canonised v , sovereign balm for tho severe and painMmilt lies consequent upon prolonged exjonire li variable temperatures—dampness, ooWj, tc, Miners, heed. Wholesale Depot for AnoklanO- , i M. LEVY & CO., Queen-street, AccKUinn ' -! PAIN VAJMHTISHBD. Hamburg Tea Vlctorloni.: Strongly Kecommonded. v Karan .rahapo Road. Newton. Auckland, NovsmfterSl, 1881 Mfssi's IW. Lkvv & Co. — Ooßttemen. • having been advised to try HamburgTafot 9iUou«ncs3 and Indigestion, I did eo,aiM/oinxl nost beneficial results, and wouldMMmmoirf, ,my person suffering from above complaints to . iive it »■ trial.—Yours faithfully, , it.surra HAMBURG TEA," :- HAMBURGTBA .. . ' KAMBURQTEi; ,; , HAMBUKGm-'. HA.MJiUKGHA „ * Gratifying Besulte. Pitt-street, FebfiuurlC'lEM. 4ESSP.K Elliott Bkos., >>."'.,;, Dear Sirs,—l have pleasure in rooommeiv'iino! . Cmil Kreso's Hamburg Tea II»1W .uttering from indigestion. I urn a mJMIi ,nd wits cured of indigestion ol Wfva- Mj standing, and have Beenttmeißumtw j.,80 with equally gratifying itttlluj.'.Klj>«»• loubtedly tie best family mediant,.! ww jver taken. I remain, dear sirs, > Youra faithfully, ARTHUR JOHN HANNAH. SOLD BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOKE KHKPEKS IN NEW ZEALAND.1 PRICE: ONE SHILLING & THBEEPEHCB. M. LEVY AND CO., AUCKLAND. 1 WAITEMATA COAL ™_Mj- WOOD YARD, TOP OF^NIOH STREET, AUCKLAND. PAUL PURCHASE,;. ■ in tendering his sincere and heartfelt UjanUlJ the WAITEMATA MINBIBEM , and the public generally, who •«P-fa|lfcS pondod to tho call of assistance on M» bw* begs to intimate that ho to PWaWtttSSß.'. orders for the delivery of COAL WOOD at the shortest notice, from mtg.; worth to ono hundred tons, at current mat prices. -—— TONCTIOK HOTBV *J NEWMARKET. The Proprietor, JAMBS SMITE!*SS 'Jmato that he will be happy to »'{=■-■ Mends, and new onea Mo. at &« «"£■s-• hostelry. Junction Hotel, where now »»' flist-clans brands of liquors "VSffirGronnJ The beat appointed Quoit and UJaWe «p™" In Auckland^ ' L_£— OHAKLK3 HESKKTH.J [ißß._*'£f* OTESKBTH and AITK'2» O. are glad to Inform their cu^™n«™> tho publio generally that having sold th»W» of their last year's stock of Clovers. O^Mv: sre In a position to offer an entirely W,p& irrivinc per direct steamer Aorangl, from we-. aon, and per Mail Steamer from San mnojm;; as under, all current season a growtfc oooi»r "wHITE CLOVER (Trofollnm repenß) RED CLOVER (Trefolium protens).. ALSYKE CLOVER (Trefouum hyDWW ; COWBUASS (Trefolinm perenne) J^J® SCARLET CLOVER (TrefoliumUlOMM*"" TREFOIL (MedieaßOßUpulina) LUCERNE (Medicago satiya) - " ALFALFA (Medicago Chilians) ' -..;•■; ORKSTED DOG^AllflCyiiosnrMeigJ, j MEADOW FOXTAIL (AlopecurttS p»W»W SHKKPS FESOUE'(Festncaovinal jm > WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poa nemortfl PRAIRIE (Bromus Schroederi) ' f»« DOOB GRASS , .--I A KAT-TAIL (Sporobolns clengatus) , KYK-GUASS (Solcum perrcnosoaipemw".,, betovSllkk gkey stone, wbui STONK. irndfil-OBBTUUNIPS, • . ■- SWfCDJS XUKNIPS. Thoy cro also A Rents for tho Bonrf»*«. vianufaclured by tho Aucklsnfl m^?Kbl .way, .Sydney Bone-luat and Blow Mineral^ , Honn Pnosphatcs. Potato w>l Grass MM™. Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of S>ogj«,ffftSi; ArtificialMannrns; Oat*. Maze,^&!r£l : I'eao ;Coarse. Fine, and I^ok Salt, CoWk S: Uaseed Cakn: NewUeulandßTaxsnof^l"" FORIMMEDIATITSALE, Nice Little Farm s^S' aubdivldad into 7 or 8 paddocks, wfffi&'U oipally thorn fences ; a 6-roomecl ffl"^ Shode, &c., foi 12 co^YS, and a .yJ^S'JSS*: of f reah water, capable of drlvtogvgL^ tM tul machinery ; also has a lar| oif%S<W» harbour. Only 11 m lea from Q«« " m Wharf, and will be sold <^%-£g£ , c .'.Land Agnnt N Tn- tjiOR~IMMEDIATE SAW, K. Jb Rood Totara Bush, lot 56. W**"l^ ?• Solcpted many years ago "n.^°S«t«i«». superior quality. A very low \™sSt&& : -Apply to John Soppet.Houss anttl«>o No. 8. Qnaßn-stroflt _ FOB POSITIVE BALE, Farm of 40 acros, part in #**,•?» inilei, I and an eight-roomed Honeo upon » , . from Railway Station and 11 miles "^ J& . also, a pood Farm at Whanw^f^^ nearly all fenced in, RM»» n §?2iISaI*SW bush, good Cottage, putbuilduißB ana t tho sheep and cattle can e'Jer^ "^fl t«: ij valuation or otherwise: a lowJK^-fflni* ; iken for tho lot.-Applr to Johß.°5 peH . . and 1 And Agent. No. i O-^^^Z-r^k : JLLUSTHATBD and Plain Bnew**1 , ; i AddreoD Cards Kugraved on fi»», ~s . Printodatlhe-HTAKOmcfl. —"iXSii iTTLHEADS, Memorandums, 15 and Invoice Forms engraved M^ w plate, Lithographed or Printed iam»^. I VOOK PLATES, Stoncil P% O^S I 9 Monograms, etc., Engraved mv *■ ~«r; Offloo • -_ -:=::^~~7Zi,-:--'