WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

R_--__3__TA_XV_ SIMS-OW.

I This Conference opened at tan n.m. .e.ter jday, the Roy. R. S. B.nn leading in j prayer. After the calling of tho roll, the : seoretary road tlio rocord of yesterday, ■ which was approved, ■ Foreign Missions.-Tbo Rev. A. Reid's 1 resolutions on this subject provoked a I lengthened discussion. Messrs Ri-b worth, Morley, Berry, and others were afraid that I Mr Reid's proposal would give rise to ool lisiori between the Home and Foreign i Missions. Mr Eeid consented to re-cast his resolation., which wero finally carried iv ! the following form:-"This Conference having heard tho report of the oir -1 cuit contribution to tho Foreign Mission ' Fund is painfully convinced that-as a Church wo fail to manifest that practical interest in tho world's evangelisation which tho importance of this enterprise demands, uud resolve (lHhat in connection with the annual sermons preached and the annual public meeting hold in the interests of the foreign missions, greater care bo taken to bring the claims of the causo clearly and forcibly hofoie our congregations; (2) that tho monthly missionary prayer-meeting bo revived in all our ohurohes, and that all our peoplo be earnestly invited to become con tributors to tho Foreign Mission Fund.. Missionary PKPPTA-ioN.-Th- following recommendation from tbo Canterbury dis trict was agreed to by tho Confercnoo :- "That tho Board of Musions in Sydney be rcriue.-ted to send a missionary deputation lo visit New Zealand and attend the mis sionary meetings." To.gan Affairs. -Tho Rev. the ex l.esidont introduced tho resolutions of which he hud given norico. Ho moved the first resolution, as follows :-" The Con forance deplores tho presont unhappy divisions which havo rent tho Motho diet Cnurch of tho Friendly Islands-, and trusts that measures may bo speedily i devised for the restoration of tho unity of tho Church in that district." This was ctir lied unanimously. Ho then proposed tho seoond resolution, " VVi.i a view to the attainment of tins desirable end, the Con fere. c. recommends tho Mhsionaiy Corn mil tee and the New floutii Wales ar,d Queensland Conferences to nuke ovorturix , io the Free Cnurch of i'ongu for the holdiog . of a friendly conference, composed of repie ganturives of that chuieb, and of tho said Committeo and Conference, for ihepurpiso ! of (ii.cu_.ing tho'terms and conditions of f organic uniun botween the Wesleyan Church and tho Free Church of Tonga ; tho pro posed united church to bo constituted an annual Conference for the Friendly Hands of t);_ Australasian Wesleyan Methodist Church."— Aftc. diejjueeion tjse motion was curried on divi-lon. HOME Missions.—Mr F. L. Prime, as General Treasurer, waa culled to the plat form of iliu Conforei.cc, amidst applause, i and presented hie balance-sheet of income uud Jt.p.ndilui. for the past yoar. The in come comprued fieo pjntribptions as follows .-Auckland District, ;C.70 17s Od ; Wanganui, -115 lis; Wellington, i2OO 13= 2d ; Neiuou, flip lis 4d ; Canterbury, £55{l ' jls 3d; Otago, £1.2 5o _d ; spsrpial dona tion by Key. Mr aud Mrs Mor.ey, £2o j legacy by tbe late Mr W. ilammet, o( i.li_poi, £21.. 9s 7dj income dom con nexiouahpr. porlies, £;! H 3s 3d j Interest on itive*t_ont_, £i!).; s-Io of Maori servio books, .-7 10s; total income, £2.B_> 4s "J. The two circuits of Durham stiett (Christ church) and Masterton weie leported as tho iniicipd defaulting ciicuits iv reg-id to this fund. A matter in dispute with the Kaiapii circuit of £12 was considered, and it was deeded that tha £12 be , psid to the Home Mission _und. Mr Hogg thought tho Conference ought to ejjpiees its gratitude 'to God that, not withstanding tho severo commercial de pression prevailing in tho colony, the amount ol inccmo estimated a year ago •Jjiad b-.en realised. Tiio total expenditure T K --*l-i-fi_;l 10j ."d- The amount included , I, i missions, the English li.mo Mi_i_lr^__*__* "ml circuit's,-the S-udinuviao mis ._Tph_» ",DSe'< tulla' i.,V_ ,i.d furnishing; _ P"Tt^ . f f £™°, towards th. r-uh.ii.g of si !on^?*~9_. miscellineous p *ii6r>s_s. '__- i.;.. ■■'. .ce-sheet !,"is itctivtd a.d adopted. A special repoit ii„. furni.j.'.d tV the-Ceutral Home Mission Comuiiitt. ujmn too English circuits and Home Miction stations, showing tbe aniuiii.t of grants extending over a period of from five to cloven j ours, with a recommendation upon each _ ie_. The rpport was received ai.d discu-sed until the hour for adjourn m- nt arrived. F..iendi,y Greetistos. —Invitations had been givtu by ILo Conference Committee lo various ministers in the city of different denoi_in_tious to meet the Conference at dinner. This waa responded to by the Revs. D. YV. Runcimaa. R. F. Macnic.l, T. Adams, T. Spurgeon, J. S. llill, A. Car ricß', antl T. Rray, Letters of apology Were received from Bishop Cuwie, Archdeacon Dudley, Dr. Kidd, and Rev. C V. orboy., After dinner had been served, tho Presi dent (Key. \\ . C. Oliver) announced to ihe members of the Conference they had with the-—i several mil istors of other Churches, whom tlu.y rtoio delighted to see Of these the Revs. R F. Macnicol, J. S. Hill, A. J. Smith, and T. Spurocon attended as a deputation from tiio Auckland .Ministers' As.-otiation. The Key A. J. Smith, in iho courso of his address, referred lo tlio articles «hioii recently ap p.a'ed in tiio " Methedist Times '' vi.h rcirard to tho proposed union of the vj.sloyan and Meth.idiot New Connection Churches in ti;o old pounfry. Abo articiis had also appeared in tho "Primitive Methedist Quarterly," re- Ojromending and urging organic union among the various _eoiions"of the Metho dist Jaini.y. Wherever Methodism existed thero was a longing for unity, but wo had learned not to press this matter unduly until all parties wero 'prepared for it. He congratulated the Wed yin Church on tho increase G.d had provided them will during the past year, and prayed that their prosperity might abound. He re garded Methodism ap ono of the greatest moral and ielif_ijus forces iv the world, and if it was true lo its traditions and principle _nd lu.thfuily followed out its missior, it would have a grand und glorious future The mission of Meti odi-m waa to spread Scrip tural holiness through tha land. Roy. li. F. Macnicol said ho felt quito a fathor among his Methcdiet brc-tluen. It was now many years tir.co he received a welcome in Auckland from his fiiond tho Key. A. lit hi. He also rtmsinbered with grateful _ifecli.ii tho noblo mar tyred VVhitoly, and the departed fathers Hobbs, Budd'e, Bullcr, and others He had no doubt if his bre'.hren around him were true to their prestige and traditions, tjioy would be an increasing power fer good in tho community, tie was glad to notice the <._tci initiation shoirn by tjiu Conference to raise the educational standard cf their students for the ministiy. Rev. J. S Bill, representing tho Anglican Churches of tho oity, said he was especially pleased to be presont, although ru unworthy re presentative, all the more as psreonally ho owed a groat deal to Methodism It was in a Methodist cottage prayer tnee'ing he lirst learned to speak publicly for his Mas tar. It was also in a Methedist Covenant or Consecration servico that ho received lasting spiri'ual good. Hia earnest desire for Methodism was, as expressed in Mr Berrj's i rdination ehaige the other night, that there might be a 'reversion to tho original typo" Tho Rev T. Spurgeon said he was gu teful he had the opportunity of being at a diet of the C mferei co. Tney a!: kuiw theio v; _io points or dilTaieace, real and important, between tnem But thero wore points of agreement of far higher iuipoi'iaiio?. He was glad to bear tostim: ny te iho true unity in pray or which was manifest here and in the meetings of their Auckland Ministers' Association. 5. r Crump, as I'resident of the Association, said one Church soweth and another reupeth. Our interest, cannot bo separ ated. They aro one. Every truly de voted minister is an incalculable gain, not simply to his own denomination, but, to the wholo Church and to human ty. Wo no'o, gentlemen, the m.vemants and fortunes of your Churches. <, our joys and mccessea ai . ours, your sorrows are ours too Our work is one : tho eood of man and the glory of our common Saviour and Lord. -We do not feel inclined to say wo are of l'aul,_ or of Apollos, or of Cep.h.s. Tho inheritance is common to al). We uso the liteiuturo of your Churches. We icj..i<.: with you in your saintly hero.a of missionary toil, und we cherish in our h arts tlio names of Euch men as McChoyne, and Angel Jamos, and Charles H. Spurgeon.' _>ur diffeiences aio not inrigniflcaot, hut they aro no bar to brotherly kindness and charity. Wo aie ono in our heart, woik, Mid aim. Mr Moxham, of Wellington, said a few words of greeting on behalf of the laymen of the Conference A hymn was then sung, and the Rev. J. Berry led in prayer. Afternoon. Conference resumed its session after dinner in the assembly room, when ihe Home Mission Comuuttee. recommenda tions_ on the estimates of income und ex penditure were considered seriatim. ( Bequest.—The Ex-.resident and Mr Thomas Buddie reported that a legacy of £3,000 had been bequeathed to the New Zealand Churph by the late Thomas Ema-

ley, Esq., Yorkshire, England, with no ~ conditions attached, and that the same had ''■'■"■ be».n paid. It now remained for the ___.;.<& .ferenca to direct hoy/ tho money iihould ba appropriated. The Committee reeom- '• 9 mended that one half tho amount, viz \ £1,500, bo apportioned to the" loan.i; 'fund, and tho £1,500 bo vested in . trustees for tha benefit, of tha Theological I Institution. Confeienceunanimously agreed to this allocation. Thanks were returned "• to Mr John Edson for his painstaking and i valuable services in successfully negotta ting, when in England, for the payment of the sum of the sum of £8,000 bequeathed also to the executors under the will." * - Home Mission Fund.—Mr Prime, as 1 general treasurer of tbe fund, urged that the ministers and office-bearers of the Church should take a deeper interest in the I Homo Mission Fund, and bring its claims I beforo tbo peoplo. Ho also desired to see a more successful annual meeting, to be held at the sessions of Conforenco, and in their principal church. Ministeiual Stipends —A recommenda- I tion from tho Otago District Meeting was next considered, asking that a minimum stipend for ministers ba fixed. After con sideration, it was agreed " That, with a ' view to the raising of ministerial stipends to iho minimum of £200 por annum for married mon, and £120 for probationers,' that the Conference appoint a committeo to obtain information re. the working of supple, mcutary funds in other churchesand in other colonies, and to report to the Conference of 18S3 ; tho Homo Mission Executive Com mittee to be the committee." Also at' lurther recommendation f _m Wellington District, " That tho ministers of our • Scandinavian Churchoß be enjoined to have collections made at tho Sunday services for I the support of the mission, and to present to tho District Meeting a statement of all moneys received, both collections and sub scriptions." Votes of Thanks.—lt was further pro. tl| posed, " That the thanks of the Conference ba presented to tho Rev. A. Reid, and F: U . rimo, Esq, for thoir services ,as general and financial secretaries, apd :, alsj as tieaMirors of Iho fund for tho past . year, and that tlioy bo reappointed." Seve ral members oi the Conference bore grateful j testimony to the valuable tor.ices of Mr I Prime as general treusurer, and tho resolu-

tion wug carried with much enthusiasm. It was spontaneously aod unanimously agrap'd in an informal manner, that an oil painting of Mr Prime should bo presented to him'its : a slight recognition ol his services. At the ri quest of the President, tho Key. R. Bavin reudily agreed to receive contributions from the members of the Conference towards tho above object. On tbe motion of the [ Secretary, it was aho agreed, " That tbg thanks of the Conference be presented to tho Executive Committee for then; services during tho past year, and thai j .(.ho following gentleman be the Executive - .Com_.ii tec for 188/, viz : The general ar.d financial. secretaries, tho ministers of tha ' Auckland and Manukau circuits, with Messrs Edson, Hobbs, Griffith, J. L. Wil son, E. A Hou, T. Ruddle, VV. Thome, J ' Dittos, ,T. Wiseman, T. McMaster, J. Buttle, ,1 Prober., It. Arthur, F. A. White, Q. A. ■ Buttle, and P. H. Mason. In adopting the f balance-sheet the Conference expresses Us gratification at .he spirit of liberality muni, fesled by tho churches in the increased ! contribution to this important fund. Con-1

ferencorccommends tocverycircultanxlliary ' to this fund tho system oi appointing a sufficient number of collectors, to whom collecting books shall bo supplied, and who shall wait on subscribers weekly or monthly, to receive their contributions. Also that a system of juvenile collections be established, and that the mini-tors uf circuits watch the interests of this fund, particulatiy in the Sabbath schools."

At the meeting in tho 6vonlDg the Rev. VV. MorJoy delivered a le-cturo on "The Doctrinal and Ecclesiastical ' position (j( the Wesleyan Methpdist Church in the colony."

Colonial Bank of New Zealand.

Half-Yearly Meeting.

(BY _El_-_RAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.) . ■',■■■ I --. _.__ —-.{".Vi'ill.*, WcrTneaJayi" I ', Lt tha ha'.yonrly genoi_i meeting of tjiQlpffJ! Bharoboldura in the Colonial Bank'-of-K_^' ■■*-■■ gaalund this afternoon, tho Hon. G. McLean • :'-'■ (uhaiiinatijjprcsided The following report .. wa? read : "Toe direotors beg to submit to the proprietors tho accompanying balance- Is sheet and statement of accounts for the ' „.'■. ball-year ended 3ifct December last. The ■. net profits for tho half-year, after deduct ing ssstercs- paid and accrued on fixed S deposits, rebating bills under dis- || count, and charging all expenses, of . p management, rent, etc , and duly providing for bad and doubtful debts, amount to £17,16. 14. lid; to this haa to be added

balanco from last half-year, £5,419 12s3d; and there must be deducted tax ou note circulation and proporty tax, £1,943 ; leav ing available £20,042 7a 2d, which the :v directors recomipend to be applic,} as fql'- ::;; iowe; —To re._rv_ fund (which .ill then stand at £47,000),. £1,000; payment ot. .B dividend at tha rato cl 7 per cent, perSll annum on tho paid-up capital, £14.01. ;';;.*|-lfl balance to be carried forward, £5,642 7s _d. Upon confirmation by tho pro- f .;]| prietors of tbo foregoing appropriations, tbe 9 dividend will bo payable at the head office -4 on and after the 27th instant, and at the: Mm branches ou receipt of tha warrants. John ~'im Tuomas Wiight, _tq ,is tbe director who <_w_\ retires from tlio Board at this meeting, in. ':'.'■ accordance with clause 42 of the deed ol :.3I settlement • and, being on the eveofdepai- ture for filial .. d, he does hot offor h_it_elf r for iotlcctiuu, Tbe Hon. Richard Olivet. \'fM is tho nnly candidate for the vacant "S seat. Both of trie auditors retire from, ;i : fi;|il office at the present meeting ; one only, |JI Keith Ram.ay. Esq, is eligible for re- : . election, ar.d offers h mself accordingly. A. intimated b.v tho Chairman at ths last half-' Vf; yearly meeting, it ia in contemplation to alter tho bank's half-yearly balance dates '1 from th. 31st December and 30th June to m the last days of lebruary and August, and .'ifl tho directors will at thia meeting submit for |&

approval of tho shareholders res.lulions necessary to effect this change. Should isSe ouch resolutions be passed, tbpy will rep p: quire to t.e confirmed at the half-yearly .-:'*_& general meeling, which will be hold in July p. nest, and of which due notice shall be :.

given." Tho Chairman, in moving tbe adoption of H the report, congratulated thj shareholders "pi on the bal.nce-sheet. All bids debts had m boen fully provided tor, white they had also added considerably to their reserve fund. ._::• Compared with la-t ytar, the bank ■'■■$. had made very steady piogress. The ma deposits were increased by £147,000, while they had allowed their ad vances to go up by i £50.000, which was a fair proportion. At;.;'; good deal of tulK had gone on about the -v< bank's "restriction," but they were not.:.' restricting their customers at all; they were . paly taking care not to overstep the bounds p, pf prudence, and by not lending more thajj 11 the customer was justified in getting a 4' 1 vanced. People wero not buying ' so much now for speculative purposes Si as they used to, aud there was, there-, 11 fore, net so much money lying idle. 'Had '-p the feeling bo.n ihat this country, with its .gj vast resources, couid not pull through, then . ' God pity ihe other o.donies. If people looked-is' into things, thty would find that they Were;: i| hot so bad as thty were made out. Wool 'P was fetching a lair price now, and their v ; othor produce found good markets. Itwa. Mt; a matter for congratulation that the rate of interest on deposits had bieu reduced fromH 0 to 5 per oent , and this 5 p.r cent/ meart. t-t _ ie;y fair rate, and the ouicjme would _e'-to>; i hut the bank would not b. fl.oSod witji ■„;j those vast sums of money lor which thejf did not cure, as ihey only had tha use of■■'■'§ them for a limited time, tjo'thojight <$*&■ in these tiiius the borrower should riceivlil-,;| a ooucessiou. By the changes in thff dates of I the bank balances, tho officeis of'"tjl_ ■' ■• bank would not bo _opt at wo-k day an 3 9 night at the end of the year, just when all I other pejple wtro having their holidays; 1 beside.-, the alteration would more easily H balance the affairs of tho bank. But the* :; wou'd have ihe wool business iv one half- I yoar, and ihe grain bu.-iuess in tho other.' Mr Wales see ;>,ded the motion," saying ,'J the sbaiehoh _ib ciud taiily join iv the >. . Blititfaction exjiretted by ibe Chuirm.B at _J the stiadj pngre_ madeby theinsihutio-.' m He said that it was only b_ cnicfiii managel ■ ;!;;! ment. l hat so good a divideuo bad been paid. Of courso ito bai.k was practically only'in ffl its infancy, and cviild not as yet bo expected §■ to pay as 'urge dividends as older estab'- 1 ii_it-.i__tuui_.ns. On the motion of the Chairman, seconded. ; by Mr 11, Mi chtil, the Hon. K-. Ullivej - was elected a director, in place of Mr J _', ? Wright. IkrsK 11 Ramsay and X Smith wero elected auditors. ' Tha motion, "That it is advisable that || the dates of the bank's -balances; vi be changed . from the 30t_. day of June aud tho 31st day oi December in eacfi' Pk and every j ear, as now fixed by the deed of ?g settlement, to the last day of February I and the first day of August in each and t| every yeir," was canied. Also o vote of . thaubs to the directors and officers for their".;;;;! careful and ...l.us managemonf of t_9t-5l bank's affairs.

Printed and I'ubiisned by the PropriMO*, ;' .1 Henry Brett, of Syniondsstreel, at m_f______\ Ueneral Printing Office, bhortland and _ort ''%%£_ rtregte, to the Provinoe of Auokland, New 1 J'HUBSDAV, 3MHVAS. 11, 1887,

""tliE "AUeKLANIf Etl_M-NU STAIl;: TttUM.DAY, JANUARY 27, _887.



Auctio_s. T O - M O X X O \Y. DURHAM YARDS, - 6 ROOMED HOUSE AK'l ALLOTMENT IN ( .MILTON GORE ROAD. Tha undnrp.isned have received instructions from _■!_. William E ll'-jnuo to toll at the Durham Yards, on .rldaj. the 28,1 i January, HIS WELL SITUATED ALLOTMENT at Nowmart., having a frontal.- ot 35 feet to Carlton Uoio Koart, with a deplli of 109 fact., on whicli In erect-jd a aabst.ontially built eixro. mod house. HUNTER _ NOLAN, Auctioneer.. ' T O - M O R R O vV, At 11 n'cliicl; HOUSEHOLD PDK.NITURE AND EFFECTS. D. F. EVANS Haß been instructed to Roll (it hi. Mart. Quoon 6tro_. on Friday, 28th in3t„ at 11 o'olock, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNl- TORK.conslstinK.it—Hindoo .10 Occasional Sultoin French I'aprstry,lnlaid A_!nulTab]iv, Wardrobe.. Cheffonier, Half To.-ti i- Brass Mounted Iron Bed.lciid SiiiKloundl.)oublo Lou Bedstcals, Wa.-listmuls and Toilet Tables. 011100 Tables. Coit-ho3, lil'tsy < :h_li-i .M'-ac Safes, Dinintir and Kitchen Tab'.oi, Sprinn Mattraseea, Doabla and Hinal-j I'al iassos. Pillows, Glius Fountiits. Oroi'lto y..(_!nß_war_, (Ihairs, Tabid Covors, l-onkiiiM Glaus. ■■', a;.d tundry lot of Hiiibehtld KcquisUcs._ TO-MORROW (Fr.li'AY), 10 30 a.m. JONES'S AUCTION MART, _15, () teoii-streot. F. J. JONES na. received instrntttiotis to Sell on Friday, nt 10 30 a.m., HANDSOME SUITES FURNITURE, Pi.nnn by Carl !_;;e unil Slemwein. Lidles' and Cl.-tiita' Eii-y Cliairs. Dii-aslona! Chulr., Vcr'iiilnh Lo'.iii|,-"h, fold ins. I'lniir.. Oval and Koiind Tables Parlour Fender sin! Klro Iron-, Iron and Wo.id itelsuiaTH. H-ilr. iriock, and Sprim; Maitr.i. s, a. /Vii .triar. anil B.W. Ch-iii'fi. Cii-isat.i ..ml tVoii l Chair.. Wanhstands. Hr.i si...- iV.lc.-. «.-ls Wire. \'.V. Hearth ItiiKS. P.n ui-.-,-. ft- ;cl:e.-y. ICin-.U.-.n Utensils. Steii L.dllois, 1.-d Enn-n. ,-ic . etc Als.i. a TiirnlnK I.atlio. (I ft O.G. Spnulluu, Lar^u Hitmlottrt lli-c, ujc^ o__ T O - M O li R 0 VV, At Niton. BY ORDER OF THE SECOND MORTGAGEE. PROPERTY IN DEVONPORT. JOHN REID AND 00. Have received Instructions from tha second Mortgagee to sell by p.ii'lic au-;_o i t.l thoir Store, 26, Queen str_.it, oa I-'.-id ,y, t iio 2Sth day of January instant, at i_ o'clock noon, ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND bt ins Lot i 7, S. and 9 of tho sub division of Allolinc t '_t cf Section 2 of tho P_r_h of Ta.i-p'ir.ii. wdli tli-- bnililin.-a ilimvoa erected. Will ua so„i • i.bj t t.'oalltstmo. t„-n;._ registered as No. ~ts,lVi to seou.o tho sum of £'00 and iaterest. Also, all that plc:e nf Land b .n^ Ij ,ts 2.0, and 7 of tin subdivi.-ioa ot tho fo.tthern .onion ot Allotment 20a ot Sectioj 2 of the s>i'l Parish, with the buildioji3 th.r_on. Will bo sold sub ject to Ilrst mortgage registered as No. 78 530 to Becuro tho sum if J23JO and interest. Conditions of Silo and tuHliyr p_rticulars on application to tho Auc ioii>.-or_. R, ARTHUR] [J. F. DUDDLK MONDAY, 12 o'Clock Noon. GRAFTON ROAD (NKaH CHORiL H.tLI.). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. ARTHUR „ BUDDLE Have bsen favoured with instr_:tioti3 from Mrs Geo. Bark, who is removing, :o sell by public auction, at, "n r t c.sitl tuo. No. 1, Grafton Koad, n.-ar tha Choral Hill, ou .Monday nox:, at 12 o'clock noon, HER HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND . I'li'.-.U IS c.usistin. of Dioiog room,. I _rlour, B-jdi-Ojin and ICitcht-n Keqnt sites, in good odj: aat! oomliliori - .Tabio., Chairs. > onders, Firo Irons, Oilcloth, Carp-t^, Curtains. Cheffo. i r, Ir.in and Wood Bedsteaos. Spring and oiher iMattrassi., B-iidiai Ch-.st-i of Drawers, Lookin.-- .lassts. relet Tables, Matting, Gas Stovo. Cojkiug Utonsils, Tubs, Tools. &o. Piano (quita no«) by Har_e. On \ 7iew on the morning of tbo Day of Sale. W. S, OOOHI-INB] [JAMES DAOKB FRIDAY, JANUARY 28. BOOKCASES, MANTEL MIRRORS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, WALNUT PIANOFORTE 3," WARDROBES, PORTABLE BOILERS, MAiN'GLES, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. The Subscribers wi 1 Fill by Auction, at_h__" Rooms, Queen-streot, on _Ti_ay .__._. 'iSth in stunt, at il o'clock, T.Tons__:oLi> FURNITURE,' ~c , ■ I consisting of Walnut Piano, by Kosenor, Piano by Bord (near.y now, .M-.ntol .Viirrors, Drawing-room Suit;.-, Urn i.-.,'s Caruct, Tapes-ry Carpets. Fendets a- d 1.-on?. i.'.oartlirugs. W'^td robes, Iroa and VVno.-i U.ds otics. Pal ia^sc. Mattra-.es, F.ath'M'Piiloivinr.l Bolster. Bod dl_g.W_slutantls_.nl U'liro, Dro ~-in.r- I'ab es. Mirror*. Austrian i'li lits. i'or_mbul_tors. Pic tures, Rocking flit;r_ Hound and trilusre Tables. Meat Safei, Matting, Uilelo'.h, .Lino leum, Glassivaro. Wo^d aid Oane-s^ated tlbairs, Portable Boiler, Mjnglej, i\itoh.'u Utoa.ili., &o. SAMUEL COi HRANE & SON, Auctioi.eoi-s. -W. S. COCIIRANKJ. [JA3. DACRE. MONDAY, JANUARY 31, 1887, At Noon. , DAY-STREET, NEAR BSRESFORD • STREET. HANDSOME PIANO, NEW AND : SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. The Property of a Gentleman Loaving Auckland. j The subscribers aro instructed to Bcllbyauclion, on the premises, D_y-3tro-t. near Ber-sford street, st noon, oa rdnnd.:', the 3tst in-.t, THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSE 13OLD FURNITURE AND EFFECT., com prising— tlandsoino Piano tin »V:ilnut case), Dfawioa-rcotn 3dito o>. 9 Pieces. Brussol's Car pets, Fender and Irons Tables and Chiir., Oil Paintings. Dinuig-voom Suite an_ Table, Ornaments, Iron Bodsteads, Soring ,\_attra-s;s and Palllasse3, Tory Haulsom; Mottled Kauri Wardrobe. Cutlery, Gi__wac_, Kitchou H'urn. tureand Utensils. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. C.CHRIS.] [JA. DACRE MONDAY, JANUARY 31. -VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. BUILDING SITES, PONSONBY ROAD, AT KABANGAHAPj. KOAD JUNCTION. Tha subsoribers will soil by auction, at their Koims. Qtiean-strost, oa Monday, 3US i„st, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENTS 4 AND '5, SURREY HILLS KSrATS, having a f outage of 7(i foot to FODSjnby ttoad by 152 foot, deep, situated nsst the Auckland Branch Saviags Bank and tha Bi ik ot :-■ sty Ziala .d site. Tho land is perfoct',. iotvl ard beiig within a very short distanc. from too Juoetion of tho Karanga hape and Poasonbi Road-, cmn it fail to greatly, improvo in value every year. SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, ! Auctioneers. """TUESDAY, "FEBKUABY 8, I SS7. At Twelve O'Clock. BY ORDER OF THE RKGISTRAIi' OF THB , SUPREME COURT, VALUABLE FREEHOLD HOUSE, : CARPENTER'S SHOP AND ALLOT MENT, HAVING A FtiONTAGE CF 5. . F.ET TO ARTHUR-i'REKT, OVEHUNGA. . i be sold by auction, by Messrs Kindcrsonand Co.,onTu sluy, thoS'Jiday of F.hruarr, 18S7, j at twelve o'clock noon, at the Mart of J. Mc- L-odand Cj .in Q cm-street, Auokland, by j, Order of ti.e It-gisir_r of the Sup-erne! ourt. j, ALL THAT parcel of land being lot bo^2. of a su"d,vision of alio nt-.tsnum- n bers 24.0. 8, inrl 10 of section numb.r 1!) cf the r_ Town of Oaoh-ong ~ns the s-.m >is now in the .. oscupitlon of Mr G_ ge Coldham Cjndiii ins if salo i:a i bo ... it the ofTioi- of W. Wast-in.ys. Solicitn.-. Ai.ckl.ud ami a: One hunga; and fiirtlui' partict'lus can be hi J of i ¥ tho auctioneer?, j '* RANDERSON & CO, Queon-street;, JS __ Auckland. "o vmmms 1 jmniam .?__T I? w £rOK Pfir. ATH. aA.I_S 0S 9vr as a _oos»-_i__ AT ,_?!__/ON -_fO_B. Tl £-_ Q£_i_et_a__l ftavo oa tide et t_ei_ _seft_L jhieen s_fe->i a largo $-____l 7 oi EnjdiitJi a_s C___ll-m_dß.Ftt_3_fe, torialntlng t_-S lmfr- Rftee, Tsble-'i of mil tlcds. An_tri,_ Boniwct:. e_i AD-tlcan Ciislra. WalauS Urawins-roiua finltss, Dlninsr-ron;;, Vnites In znahjftaay A£_s I o _ (axUtcr, Carpet.. ..irrorti, i>icing Tables, slid., I k-"trri«. Choi-jn(e_. t .-biuret. _S_._u;f_ny Eos,..- ] Busts, Sni Stands, b-.nJt-im.- nrA Sit;., .n I tare of al! deacrlptlins. PIiATBDWAHK.— A lait{» sseKonsEnai. a_s __ ledgns •»..! a-ttome, at la*, thaa Bn_i.'._. ecst, CO M__v(Jl__t_ 3*tp-t Tureivstrso-' .^*'_B6ii^ Tula ua* Ooita^e JiU;;sles, eta,, eto. i_o_uai oooynAim & _ %%, &_.*__*_.,



1.. 0. DARK. I !>• 0, TOKKS, i TUB-DAY, FEB'OJ .*__ 1, Al 11 o'Clock. ANNUAL EXTENcIV.. SALE OF __RST-f!LAS3 ENULISH AND AM ERIC AN FORM ITU RE, OVERMAN I'KLS AND BEDROOM SUITES. Ex Rakaia, from London. B. TONKS te GO. Have Received in .ructions to sell, on Tuesday, February Ist. at 11 o'clock. ---(J CASES FIRST-CLASS #>_fl. FURNITURE Drtiwiiiii-i-miin .--nit,:. iii_iii_-i',ioiii .lium J.inin_ Tallies 1111,-ii-.__ Toilets lvn IVllleb Uiell-tiim- Music Stools Whatnots (_bU_'.H Commodes Cofl'.-o Tab'.os 1 Inventions J. -ilinc't -i-iir-i Jl'ii-hlu Ton \V«. -ntmulH Onc-iaional T_lil.n . WillllUt 'J .'I l-11111. tltlrf I-.lnok and ;.,oldOverniantr.l. 1\ liiliu__i>y Itres^iuit Ulatscs ftc. _0, _c. The Goetlsnre all of the best description em bracing ninny nmv imd choirm de-i^ns. mid wo have i.v.ry t-iiiiflii.n. i in invitin . ttn, in.iection of .ill ilu-owistiinit to iiii-cli.is. r.nlly llrst-class furniture &]',,, p\^t^l\ COR N BFiO 0 M WORKS, S T A N I.i V -ST - E E T, KKtlll »N«»' HAY. MORRISON'S Patent JDisinfectantlTluid No Hosplt__hould bo without It, : I/ \;_v-1)3111; Y'p-": p: " -,•'■ ■■■''• ■•■/) j /§__: MAKOTACTUUKI J lIM.V BY Till. PATKN'TEE, JOHN MO.iKISON. ! PAGET-STRRET, AUCK-AND. j Oflice ot th. Snuii: i-y In-pe.*or, Auckland. Koremb r _. IS"6 To Ir J. lin Morrison. Pa.et -;.- ■'. ,'• u.-ic an.-; : :--ir.. 1 lii-.v te.to 1 I yriir 1..l ii 1 .i.-! tic it-it »-■■=••__ In levcral I ollT-.ro.t wiy?, ami h-..va found it. ia all In tunes, tit he „ pott-crful and continuing j tttr i:.eii'i.'-'_ n.; ti hi-1. Im.-o b.'.-ii used by 1 •■' ... '.■„?• |.-,uld I.i void of odour. It w.-l imvo an iu-;v;ui nte 0v..,- th st- ', tiufiottint. which ttlve f.illi a sm.ll, s n li boi.i. nn oh jKction. I. man* in-taucc*. io ihtd. _-»_a'. iho. As a pttvi/iir ond desirouer ot noxious smells, I _oi_e..:i'li-i.-.;> rreoiiin., nd thr- using of jour rate nt. I >:.-i. f .ill. n: Fi -i : ' f-1 ely." and in c_-.t ---i-lusion. ■ j _ut.fi'i. .--.i-. in. ■( ih inks for Ilia boon j. v have flaero within tno roach of suiToring hum nity.-I urn, jours lospecttully, Qkcrge Roi.DlK, .unitary Inspector, Clly ol Auckland. VV. C. DENNES, IMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS," ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. IT AND MACHINES. HOME SHUTTLE £3 10 _ PEEIII.K-. WHIT.: .. 4 0 0 Kill. Tl-;u &1. ,-,--. -t _y (with cover) S 5 0 i''S^. l.i. Vls VERTICAL FEED ..550 , Ji.JAIESTIC _ _ 0 ' WERTHELM .; HO 0 ( TBEADtE MACHINES. i WHITE (without oov, .1 610 0 " \VIIITE (witli cover and lean -.. Z7lO 0 n bt..1.',!!'.,-. I ['. ' [V,-;: i . ,r, GlO 0 1 NEW" DAVIS VElli'lCAL FEED '.'. 117 g W. C. DENSE 3, Queen- Street. %.:" '-:.**' 'PP '■: f %$ ' h^ • :■ -■'■', r. {:-.■•; n fe_ is, -5':.;..s ap .J, *1 Ss i"-:g >v. i, .'.:-, -~.;,» ■-.-:•},• ~ -,t ] .->■_s ~S m &-PP W !_!_! -U'»: .:. vi# iii'i. (IF FiP 000 ilfSa OIL A_d Hj;.".it''h.-joiite. c? j.'sm pnA ALMOST &s PALAT_.BLE a_ MILS, _':; .11-,-' :r---i ibr. virt-'^_ c-5 ' ihes.lv. ■;;. ti_bl-i!-t;:-:.j...inf.hf.i- inllesl degrcs. At .._ oa.-.ii^ c'i^u '.;.!'i und vrfjai. lated £h_E in i'h'i crc_.o font), mid eoprcialUj deiinxb' . /or" ttichly, waatht.j _.--t','?.i-... __ti_ poisoiisi <i_u f «lie digestive power. ?._tl u_ A fiE_.E\>_ -OH CO.SSIiS.rTiO.I, I ARE.-Es . F'.H; > .i>-i'i;<(. i _..£4SES OF (!.__.._> .-r 4 , A _F'_'?'•-' F&S .-ti K.fiT'. 'T-A Ac: -:' -v .;c*j a:vv,>:... ..r.<_ ;.ek. In feci ':i! .is. ift . wh-iff thort ii Mt En!" •■: ■ :-•- -^ ._• T>.--._ . I Luf.jrs,. / W._.-.'; t:-;;- - ■■' ":"'. :;':.,- -:;. ■•ud a SAi I'of'M-. -.'! •' : |-.. ~ .-■■-..; ir. In* 'It i. . . ...:!-■..; nt..", :.- '..v .'Vib-f Ifcfi bo.»i :■ :- t---.-;-'!-_.o. .■'.;;■;.•"- ■•■■■■" r [IMPORTANT J^OTICE. GBNUIVE CLEARING-OUT SALE OP ~ DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. 1 THOMAS VABNOM, n rctui'nlna thanks for the Ilborol patronagt ■o-tov.-iid on hint for lhe__.tt_x years, beds to r.iorm his numtroua Jfatrons and Friend, that c intends GIVING UP BUSINESS, t'ben a G OD3 will bs coM considerably t.LOW COST PRICS to -flint a tpeedlj iieavur.ee ■ t his Well-at tiorted t lock o. DRAP_*,RY AND _;:_!___!___". la would call Special . t*cntion. to the fact that _, ie Greater i'at t cf tlt t Gr.cd. aro __ IMPORTED DIRECT ro_ the Bctt Hor.io Mri-Ikls. and haa every inlid...f.-'.i In siiy ins Hint the LADIES OF AUCKLAND 'ti be i luilying their own intera.ts in securing GREAT BARGAINS lat will bo offered. V"! NEW SPRING GOODS, \RGAINS IN EVERYTHING THOMAS VAI-NOM, RNitR OF QUERN AND WAKEFIELIi ST.! IE ST.. SALE NOW ON. '



I BY THE EXECUTORS OF QUEE-. STREET, AUCKLAND. And OWEN STREET, THAMES. In connection with the above the Executors have decided to hold a __EAL.SBSTO SALE TO CLEAR OUT STOCKS. ' The reputation of the late Mr T. Short as a Direct Importer is so well known that it is only necessary to announce that the whole of the extensive stocks consisting of Jraptnj, Clothing, Jijosierg ETC., MILLINERY and HABERDASHERY, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, MERCERY, Etc., i ; Will be sold at jn-ieen that must command A SPEEDY CLEARANCE The new shipment, in Clothing, just to hand, of tlio latest stylos, will bo cleaved at a Croat Saci'ifioo. THE SALE COMMENCES ON FRIDAY, JAN. 28, 1887 i i Tli3 Auckland and Thames Shops will be closed on Thursday, January 27, t< finish marking down,



IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE. OPENING OF THK NEW OUTFITTING AND TAILORING EST A BL TSHMEN T, TICTOHIi. _%_3CA»__., oo:e_£t:e_x_ oxf _jT_r:E__3__sr sa .TORT _3_?s_ _■&_ ...__ v-..4__!4.-._r J ___T_j Has the pleasure to announce the opening of th* _bo<_ preaii-ei with -. N»;r__ I fV " •elected Sti-.-ti .I /l.fW'S, YOUTHS', d sOYS1 READY-MADE CLOTHING. SHIRTS, HATS, COLLARS, TIEB, PORTMANTKAUS, TRAVFU/IN(* BAGO, RUGS. Ao. ,-_ C s_*—^ — —■ — A splendid assortment of New Zealand Clothinp;, made from Mosgiel, Oamaru, Kaiapoi and Roslyn Tweec' to suit the most fastidious; also. English and Scotch Clothing in great variety. Boys' Knicker Suits, a specialty, sizes f_m 0 to IQ ; Boys' and Youths' Trouser Suits, the best selector, in the Colony. A splendid assortment of Men's Working Shirts, Flannel Unders, Paris, Hats, Macintoshes, Oil Clothing, &c, st prices that wili defy competition. Our Stock of Gent's Mercery is the prettiest in the colony, comprising—Gent's Umbrella!., Marino, Cashmere, and Lambs woo! Hosiery ; Fashionable Collars and Ties. White. Regatta, and Crimean Shirts, Josephine and Dent's Coloured, White, and Biac'x Kid Gloves, Driving Gloves, Portmanteaus, Brief Bags, and every requisite for the i ravelling Public. •H_.i___.-_e_ P15.. i-_..,3_8_-_. I have to announce that this Department is under the Management of an efficient West End Cutter, and Gentlemen can select lrom the Largest Stock 3f Tweeds and Coatings in the City. TROUSERS to Measure, from 13s. SUITS to Measure, from 60s. Fha above Large and Well-assorted Stock \i entirely NEW, and has been boughh well in a depressed market from the leading manufacturers and importers on the most favorable terms. All Q.ods Marked In. Plain Figures. YV. a, ALI .KM. „m will be always to keep faith with the publio, and business will bo conducted en the ffiQit l-_iti__-t« and itralghtforward principle!. An Ins. action r.sp .ctfclly Invited. W. G. ALLEN, TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, AND GLOVER, No. 2, VICTORIA ARCADE, CO_H_R 0_ QUE_5_ AND TORT BTEHHTS. AND AROADH.



TANGYES, LIMITED, 119, BATHURST-ST., SYDNEY, ■CEEP THE LARGEST STOCK IN AUSTRALIA OF ALL KINDS OF ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, AND LIFTING MACHINERY, \nd respectfully request intending Buyers to forward particulars of their requirements before ordering. TANGYES, LIMITED, 119, BATHURST-ST., SYDNEY.



BOOTS! BOOTS! BOOTS! BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. EVANS AND SCHOFIELD, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, [ANUPACTURBES OF ALL KINDS AND VARIETIES OF BOOTS, ' AND WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE | BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE COLONY. a iATS, BONNETS, AND MILLINERY, FOR STYLE, QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS, . MRS T. EVANS, . OF NEWTON, EXCELSALL. INSPECT THK WINDOW AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.



THE PEOPLE'S HATTER. J. W. SHACKELFORD HAS OPENED A BRANCH ESTABLIS HMENT IN PURCHAS'S' BUiLDINOS. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, WITH A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OP •HATS AND GENTLEMEN'S MERCERY. JUi-T OPi-NKD, EX AORANGI, CONSIti..SI_.-T Ol' SVP&RKOtt iW_TE_MLS FOR HIAKI..G SILK AND FELT HITS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED. CUSTOMERS"SILK HATS VEI.URED FREE OF CHARGE. J. W. SHACKELFORD, 210, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE McARTHUI-S WAREHOUSE, AND PURCHAS'S BUILDINGS. KARANGAHAPE ROAD GEORGE FOWLDS 80 VICTORIA STREET, Desivea to return thanks to tlio Public of Auckland for tlio support hitherto accortleil ln'tn, and begs ta assure his customers, and the public generally that FIRST-CLASS VALUE will continue to be the order of the day itt EXCELSIOR HOUSE, G. F. has ono or two seasons' lines to clear at*very low prices— STRAW HATS, Is and Is 6d. LAWN TENNIS HATS, 2s lid. (Sold elsewhere at 4s Gd) MEN'S "WORKING SHIRTS, Is Bd, 2s 3d, 2s 6d The Best Assorted Stock of TIES and SCARFS in Auckland. CONSUMPTION CURABLE! "MR G. T, CONGREVE ON CONSUMPTION AND ITS SUCCESSFUL TKEATMENT. Showing that direful dUooN to be curable in all ita B t_ K es , with ob»em_onß oa ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS, EfC. From inn " Christian 11-Kald," March 31, 1888. MR O. T. CONOKBVBB TUBAJMKNT OI■ CONSUMPTION _NU OTHER « Continues to be made a great ble_i<_ to .utterora. far and wide, in every part of tha ktaß2_b_ world and we onreelve. owe him a debt of Rratitudo Not Io»_ ibHrM ptacrf a young lady under his c_,e, who bas recovered her health, and wo need only point totb. cases (Mr Jougrove ia publishing on. ever week), many of which had been given up M PM'*Tb here .on be no doubt that foi- Consumption and other Chest Complaint., M-Con _rovo is a spocioli.t of the first order, and stand, .nrivallod. Certainly there has l..en no . I herdiscovcry in medical science from which the consumptive patient may gather so much I l' ii Tho OKK Ho ND ____ A_n TnißTr-THHEE oasbs which are recorded in Mr Cbiigreve'• book aro a moat convincing tostimony ; but what have boon lomr a ir t! .vol are tho caie. of euro which have boon published for several veor. !»">* .'v _io weekly journals (our owe Included), one ovory week." (The...aer v relerrod to the " ChnstUn World, " (___ tian Aire," " Chriftiim ill; l_," _0., _c.). ..... _, The »"" .. u-i'r -ougrevo, of Coombe Ixxlgo, Peckhain, London), has been urgently entreated to mak» his treotmont known in all the Br__h Colonies. Tha prlca of th* Book ia- BIXPESCB, OK f._Vß_P__C_, POST FKEB. Pcbmsukd b. UPTON AND CO., AUCKLAND, And may be ordered throueh any Bookselia_ FURNITURE SALE. C. C. BROWN, FALLON'S BUILDINGS, COOK. AND HOBSON STREETS, Is now holding a Salo of First-class FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERS at greatly Roduced Pricos. Thoso about to Furnish would do woll to call and inspect the same. C. C. B. still continues to MAKE UP to Order aU Descriptions of SUITES and GENERAL UPHOLSTERY, In First-class Stylo ond at Reoeonablo Prices. ~ ALL UPHOLStTrTwORK GUARANTEED. TRY KIRKPATRIOK'S JANUARy io, NEW SEASON'S JAM. AND UNTII. FURTHER NOTICE. A. LESUEUR SPECIAL NOTICE. will submit for sale the balance of his summer stock Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam AT DISCOUNTS RANGING FROM . . , w , , .. . . is made from Nelson-grown fruit, and is .WO PBR CENT ( O boiled within a fow hours aftor the fruit UNDER USUAL PRICES, has been gathered. It thus retains most PRIOR TO THE HALF-YEARLY of the natural flavour of the fresh fruit. STOCK-TAKING , .- „ , T Kirkpatrick s New Season's Jam A. L., is tho most'delicious preserve in the In returning Thanks to his Patrons and the _,_,_.,_ Public uenerally lor their very Liberal Support maraeo. during this Present Soason, would remind that he wid continue at all times to Do not bo persuaded to buy cheap and GIVE THE VERY BEST VALUE , nfer j or bra „ d _ q{ . .._...„. . f That oan be secured in the Colonies, and as it Is only by doing a old stock which must be sold at any CASH BUSINESS •_.,,— > _ That he is enabled to SELL CHEAP, ho !s P"o6' but »8k for . New CHARGING FIVE PER CENT. ON ALL S__o__ Jam, and see that you get it. ACCOUNTS NOT, PAID WITHIN SEVEN DAYS, His Terms being, as heretofore. ™c best U alu,ava the CA«W"' prompt cash on or before delivery. Kirkpatrick's New Season's Jam THE PRICK FOR MAKING A STY- Is the best. LISH DRESS IS 12s 6d ONLY. The Public will do well to lnspeot this bona flde G A U T I O _C CLEARANCE SALE, As they cannot form any adequate Idea of the None ii genuint unleu our name _ value offered from quotations. damped on each tin and has our registered SomoastoundinirlyCheapLinesinTßlMMED Iradt mark, "Lord Nelson," on the label. and UNTKIMMED MILLINERY, acd in all the Departments genuine reductions have been mado. BON MARCHE, S' *___*____ & CO., QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, , Manp.aotub.bs, Nelsok, N.Z. I'IIREK DOORS FROM WELLESLEY- i STREET EAST. ■ l^l^^c f-fERBAL piSPENSARY. rji i ITV^V a b l c, .. —-- WELLS BROS.' 'BUSES, Try Ellis's Sars^pariJla, devonport to takapuna. hurst ?he Great Purlflor of tho Blood MHRB, AND LAKE BKACH, Diarrhoea, and Dysentery Mixture, L£ , aveß vlotorla Wharfat-7.50a.m.,950a.m., !IbGd a Bottlk. 12 50 p.m . 2.50 p.m., 150 p.m, Sundays—lo a.m. Horn n-n r. ond 230 p,>L UOIIi ouxe, Loaves Talraouna: 8.40 a.m., 10.10 a.m., 1.40 la A Bottlh. p.ni., 3.40 p m., 540 p.m. Sundays-11 a.m, ond £___• Trpveller's Friend~ 6-°p-m- A _-•• Tontir* of Sea sleluias a, Socolll Trips can be arrarged. 8s A Rot ilk. . I _!>■ OIHTMENT, BYE OINTMENT, *« OFFIC E: VICTORIA WHARF. i • "•""kffi-^uafl. Twawa? M°* Qeneral Cartero' Rec_ivi_g and For -ar _ng I lOIf 8 U LTAT 1. N IR _ _ Agents. _t«__Oß__ fr«n ell parts »a_ be «oe_. Wag. on for Furniture Rei_oval. "_-. -g-. COAL, COKE, AND FIREWOOD DEALERS Professor W. x_lli_. general cartbrs. __ Hi U. P_» fWBf-iyBMI. TSUKPSIOIfIt, DBYOHPORT BUBB^IU, '



__o_.ey . MONEY 20 LEND nt curreoS rates _-_._rest.-11. L -KfciLE-, «U__-_.__ MONEY TO LEND' W» '«**«*» «l o_ rreiH rotna. _____»» ARCH. SUIOHArtf£. *» '^ -s ., Qr...- «. ti'Pi^-=''-'_.:.i?__._°--^^-~ tors, Queen-street —. r£___ *_t____n___ _ *5 E_»_r__^r rf «ro« __r(TNEV TO LEND in large and small M sumsn.oaflroWta- g«_f_i_iK_»_ atermof yoara.—Apjty taHuiiJ w te__J_Si__Ss^__4___3_^ MONEY TO LEND, on Fir_.-ol__ WFMutlD_i r'o-MFl K LD. S ollclt_. 108, Vlotorla Arcade, Queun-strnat. M__l__r_-TBND, ia targe ov *aw» •^rt^S__-?iBBSS&fc gpjJgltgiS V"lc-n _.__'__ tOToN¥Y~-'0 _LE_jb, at n ____._■ M »to_ta-^.-A i pg u v_ ? . Solicitor,, Biiortland-.trM m/TON-Y TO LEND, on Mortgage, ci ___. _______ ."rneholil Sounrltlas. _____lAM .OILMAN. 30H.01, National Insurance BnlMtMS*,... fii. l__oo. -WW* lT_f ONE _"__"_ T "ON PROMISSORY _S_L NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, __ BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY MORTGAGES NEGOTIATES. JOHN W. HARDIB, LirtD, Commission, and Estats Ao»KB, ___HIBIIjSTMKT^AnaiLAND ! f~~ NnnSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND «ry_-T-_ENT SOCIETY Olf AUCE_AND. 80-LB OF REPAYMENT REDUCED. Z_l~ _ 'f'otul Antonnt Bepaymentsextend- Per Woek Repayable for Ingover _______ -100. ___-,- g_T_ fl «• „ _.____- r 000 »" 8 . .__« " ' U M 9 I i To?gg" 3 ... I twiß_l_ _d_thor Periods to suit Borrowers. *__ ■««» vw_wr«__ MBNTS BORROWERS SHARK IN PROFITS. PART OR WHOLE OF THE ADVANCE uiv n. RH-PAID AT ANY TIME. INTEREST CEASES ON THE PORTION RJEPjUa DEPOSITS. The Society receives _cpo.».- as un£ej !— months _ _ ... 8, percent. months _ - -- 6J per oent. Special arrangement for longer periods. Corner ot UUEKN BTH-BT and VULCAN LANE, AUOKLAND. JOHN BANCROFT, Js_anagor._ m_B ECONOMIC BUILDING AND 8 U.V_.-I'._KNl' _OCi_TY A!_ BAN: -- DEPOSIT. Temporary (wicrb: „. VULCAN ___._, QUEEN-..., AUCKLAMi Ad T-noes made upon th« upprotred securities . sf Freehold and Leasehold PrcpertieJJinder the (ollowinij scale ef repeymcaU, Including prm olnal nad Intarast I— . Weekly repay- Leant _^__8 mouts titutl- _ffl2fl. of -lot. Ins over *. d. « »• «• fe_ i_ ii 7 years - 7 J 7 11 Syoam IS 0 7 1 )i'i>») }3 0 0 1 .Il yaora 13 0 SlO nofeoeMr wwefve. njo_»r «a dopsjit « Bruit* 'y-g^-gHoa _ 6 par oa_4. 8 month! >__- 5, Per Moi -1. months _ - P6r oeD*- Offi<_ ho_rs _ toY; Sat_S^.l_WU? noon _ikJ 6 to 8 p.m. (publio holb. »y« •_uiiptail)r-~_,_ irurther lo formation can b. obtained from *■ ARTHUR B-DD_T_KY. .acretary. 4 UL't-LAKD' rSKMAfIENT UO ia OPKRATIVE BUILDING _ INVEST 5.-NT S-ICIgTY. OrtriC—i li 7, QoBEKf-fiT_-^.. LOANS grants* owon approvf- sscurltiss ol jrrcahold or Lee. _hold Prop"rllet In siinie c, £St>U&S.DGB. prlii_i"-i -nnd It.. .-». i _:-;,: •-.-;-•/" ablo Iv Instalments at tbo foil', ■■in. liedoci_e Ratjes for ropaymont of each 411110 borrowed t— Repa__ent.is__nd^ ~ p ~~ ~^PZZ fTovii Amount Ingovsr. por vveel£- Repayable. lyear - _ -0 0' 101 oO' a years _ _ I 0 10 108 8 8 Jyoars _ _ U 7 113 IS 0 .ycare - U 8 131 6 _ 6je__ I - » ? 188 18 8 8 years _ 7 1 M 7 13 8 ID years - .. 0 3 108 16 3 And in the name proportion for smaller or larger leans. DKPOSIT3.-Tho Scolot. r< oolves money on depo_t:-l'or 6 mo^lj;?, el per cestt. Repayable at 7 days notice. 6. per ofinU.gr R B__i_ tar»_. r^UEENSLAND MORTGAGE, LOAt. DISCOUNT BAN KINO COMPANY, Daibtbtkebt (off Quoen-street), Auckland, HEAD OFFICE 1 Brijbino. teeasi-Jt A-e^l*'"', Sydr.oy »_.i M*lb_ur_s. MONEY tdrar.ood from £8 and upwards to »ny amonnt required, to suit the borrower, upon PHIUONAI.. PKKEIIOLD, LEASKIiOLD, or toy TANGIBLE SECL'HITY, : epayublt- In any «-_y o.s mnv bo arranged, sillier WKKKLY, MONTH, y. or QUAHIERLV lastabneoti, *t lowest tr.tr.-; nt ratt'S. ADVANCES n_.de on _ UP.NITURK n-ltho-t :_r_>T,-.i; also en all kinds of MEROHA N'MISR n.li ri'. _ BOND WARRANTS, ott. SILLS DIS'JOUN I HD at currsnt ra .». tati rTte'Tt ar.d r.onttnunlcatioas -till bit h«! ---iflcti/ 2S)lfld»!.ti_. o-rteiß HfiCTtai Prnjr. 18 till 8 o__-_ iiANR Or -N-LAND MOTi'S OBA.iaHi- L ONDON MORTOAGS, LOAN ANI DISCOUNT BANK. M, .HORTLANU -Si ft :.lt 1, AUOKLANI' (Oppoaltfl A. Clurk aurl iinnti' :Varehour.n'. And UStls Ciol!ir._-5k.. Heibcnr.j. LOANS are ADVASOFP from £10 to £5.0U0 i/p-i1) F_so"al. Frn.h<:id, .:i'i i^tttr-hoid -_i_:i:; Repayable l-j Wwkiy, Mcnihtj.-, o.' Q,.i,-.it^:-!7 I-tit.-.lrßtr.'A at Lowest Carrrnt Kite., A-T-ncns nitt.l. or, Fnrnltur« wlthitij minora}. and all o__es erf Mfrohar.dlso, Loans gruntad upo-a Lit,! i. :.iioi-.-_. L-.gcelac, »n_ interests nudor Wills. _!____ Dl_-OU_T__t AT C_T____HT KATES. Loans upon Deposit of Dao-3. litiii^yment '_» _any InstalmonVa. Ponni Sraldß, All commnn!i_»t_on3 a&& late*- vie wi held itrlotly oonfia.aMal, fU iC>' /.-AiM.il. .1. __.<_. it, _~ LOAN. 1•< AND DI-CO !-"i lIA.N"r, JlllllJ -S'I'BKKI iNoxl tc At_in'B Printing Offioe), GRANTS LOAJSt. OS £5 TO £1,000, ot. PERSONAL -KCURITY. . KKKHOLD AND LSASKIIOLD SKOURITY, ON FIRST AND SECOND . .ORTGAGB on ck ..NY AVAILABLE SECURITY, KKPAYA!ILK IK WKKKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, Or iv _ ny way to suit the Borrower. Loans on Furaituro without removal, also en all kinds of Merchandise. boans may be repaid at the rate ot Slxnflnoe pet week in the Pound. Bill* Discounted at Current Rat**, Bank of England Notes and Australian Bank Noten Bought. All communications strictly confidential. prJJW ZEALAND MORTGAGH, LOAN ! AND DISCOUNT BANK, HIGH-STREET (hex- to Atkins Pai_m_ra Oi. ica.l ""! —— i /^HAMPTALOUP & i^OOPER. ! NEW VOLUMES OF BOUND SERIALS. AMATEUR WORK BOY'S OWN ANNUAL BO PKBP CASSHIIL'S MAGAZINE CIIAMBKKS'S JOURNAL CHATTERBOX CHILD'S COMPANION CHILD'S OWN MAHAZINB CHILDREN'S FRIEND KNGLISII ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE i EVERY BOY'S ANNUAL FAMILY H ..K_LD GOOD WORDS ' GIRLS OWN ANNUAL I HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE LEISURE HOUR LITTLE FOLKS ' PRIZE QUIVER ( SUNDAY AT HOME SUNDAY MAGAZINE ' STATESMAN'S YKAR BOOK ' WHITAKKR'S ALMANAC 1 YOUNG ENGLAND. j , BOOKSELLERS & STATIONERS, ' 78, Queen stbbet, Auokland. oCOSKRIE & so_Cengineers, < OHAPiIL-STREET, ! ] Have on Salo several Portable Engines from ; 1 _to 20 h.p.; Alarlae Launoh Kngineo.from 2 h.p. I and upwards; several In progress. High and ! 1 Low pressure; Land Engines and Boilois made > on tho premises up to 100 h.p.; Hydraulic Lifts, ' from 1 to 3 tons; Saw-mill Maohineryj.Wlnd- j tag and Pumping Machinery, Alao, Latlnohos , tta*.. e_ for, made pomplete, any speed. >