THE REPRESENTATION BILL.

{BY T-.L_SGI.APg.—SPECIAL REPORTER.)

."'.,'' 'Wellington, this day. My prediction that the Representation Bill WQi^. be the first i?rder of the day for yes terday ?iter)cioop was yerified. This order $n question was reached soon after 3 o'clock, fxnd tlje animated appearance of tho House showed t,hab the interest of members in the .billh^d nobabated, The. rumoured arrange' jneijt.betjveen the Premier and Major Abkin" son was made the subject of a question by Mr -fSe.ddp;), but very little respecting the inten tion ,of the Government was disclosed. Major Atkinson took .occasion to state in explana tion tha,t what had been done in the matter pf arranging a compromise had been dono .aa V private member, in his capa city as leader pf the Opposition. Mr Sed ,don made a strong protest against the pro posal tp redu'CQ tlio concession of twenty per ceijt, which had boen given to country members, and openly declared that he was josing faj,th in the Premier,

Amalgamation of City Con sfitucncies Negatived,

Discussion 911 the b£ll iv committee-was resumed at the clauses amalgamating city coyistituencies in Auokland, Wellington, ehristehur^h, and Dunedin. The principle of amalgai_?.ation was attacked by Mr Pea- CQtjk, -?|h. -$jd nob think such a proposal -|.^:i|dl.Orpbie?tion.ablcifibwereadoptedwith a m.odiiied'fQrra of tjie Har.e system. Failing this lie ijjoyed to Strike out the clause, and his a«ian ( ..me_it was supported by Messrs '„hds7)ps3.h', Fulton, Trimble, Roes, Taylor, Samusj a.'.f! Bussejl, while the amalga mation wr. •> bcated by the 1 Vernier, Or. Newnian.ir ".; Dnvgaville, Bracken, Pyke, F- H, Fraser and Fisher. Thero was very •little jbhat was new jn the argument on .either side, Mr Fiiltpn gave it to bo tiiidcrstopd fc'iat he would support the pro-: posa} jf jt applied. t,o tho provincial; idistriots .or to a whple island. Colonel who feared tlie amalgamation would jiiake elections jnore expensive, ro jnemfipretl an instance of an election in {which £)0.600 was spent pn one side, and a Voice suggested - bribery," but the Colonel did nob reply. Mr Taylor took the oppor-j tunity to get in a puff for his pet Syden ham, which would, he declared, have a larger" population fiv.e years henco. ithanChi'ir.tc-hu)ch. Jfr Pyke favoured the xmialgaDiation of'country as well as town, electorate,';,' and declared that the singfe electon,-te '.system had been a lamentable) .:failji.ii_. The Hq'uso were; however, not of the s&n?. opinion, and "the proposal to amalgamate the city constituencies was rejected' % 47 to 33. WsHngj_n 'members were nnnni .pioii; respecting the desirability of amalga jnation, and Mii Fisher sought to have tho principle'-ippligd to the city of \.Vellington. Ho said tlie feeling "tp a man among tho eloefcorgr was that this {should be done. The 'prejpi.fjr oipreajjed p, h'ppe that this would, 'be. "jejphe. because lr. would move that; .the j\riiipiplo be ' Applied to Dunedin, .the i;epr^s6ntatives: pf' which city wero .ymamjflop?.' i\lr Dai-gayillpl too, promised .that jf .the Wellington electorates, wero ■anial^ftinated lip' would move that tho '(Auckland be included, because two out of ~'ihree Cj.ty -Timbers were in favour of tho f "changc, "' Tho yoi.ces were taken, and 'allowed e,,docided opposition to Mr fisher's 'piotjoji, .asjl tb.at rn^ttej,' dropped, '^Concession to Mining Districts. The .ds-aseg making a concession tp inihhjg .districts by .enabling the commis- Mon iv a margin of 750 to take |nto Gpn'sicteratlon the proportion which tho (male &4 .-t? be;jr--tfHl. entire population, >as ff,ttac;kcd by Colonel Trimble. Mr JSec-eLo.h m/J-dc.a.detorniincd stand on behalf 'hi tl>e ;;?inew;» ar^l pleaded with tho jt-TousQ ix')tl.o t-ake .away this concession. te w.os .successful ij) his appeal, the clause .'ing passed 011 division by 40 to 32, Mr however, abate \\p opposi- tactics, xv\ ich, it is said, are aroused fe/'iS? '&&. %lb '110l 10 ' J' li ' '* passed, wjU $&*•& £m jciTey-Jt ,of cutting up Mr Sodf-Oft's pleo|,^Me find adding one-half to i\j.t\ Be\-^." f .7-i.v|- the- other half to Mr (.1 ui.nncss'si,, 'j^.iving My Section, so far as his occupation ;i_p.ifvr;>cyl, very 91.uf.J1 in -Othello's posj. .Verms of t}w Compromise.

-Jit jjojy became necessary for tho Hotise to jjjfj ,?3-d .clause -3 in order that a new fgauf3 .embodying {lie arrangement arrived p beWecn tjie Premier and .Major Atkinson pjipuld J?p. proposed, in "its place. The cil'ect of t;l;e ppmprpmise was' precisely as I y.'ired to yjfo—vis,, 15 per cent, actual, apd JS'per gent, pbijiinal _ri favour of country districts, g jrnargiji of la o, and the numbor of mem ftsh hfed at Bs.' "The" Premier suggested thai, the bill shppld be .^committed at 7.:i0 jfpr'tl^p'infrodiJPtioii pf this clause. Deter fijj.r_.e4 opposition wag ,'ofl'ercd by Mr Seddon w4ojw.ug.lt to ljaye the bill postponed till ■Ff jrjay)' "piifl j).e was" supported by Messrs Lgifs'tniji and Hatch in talking the pro- PQJhI out till the hal'l'-pa.'.t five acljourn :'~~' " ' " ' Another G.©ycri_ins.iit ShHiHe.

T]i{s astonishment .of members was very grt^b' '.whfi.n the 'Premier announced at 7.30 p.m. that lie had agreed to fix $l\6 i_iimb(Si' pi members in the new piaiise .b 91, leave tho Houep to ■yeduCs % jf they' pleased; This aroused "#l6 bnp6sit)pn ,01 Mr Ha^tcfywho said that affcer'sjicli' in.c.onsisieiicy he would oppose tin.biir; 'in any form." Mr Turn bull also Jtqbk iii? rrsmfsv severely to task, and said jbli^b jjEiie's? tnjsy adhered to their decision to W_ke'fch<? 'number of meiiiborsTl, they irojM'M waJv'ip'g themselves' contemptible Jn' '{lie '.eies pf'fcfie polony.' Mr Sapuipl, syljiSSij-dist-ipt '}§ also bke.y to be wiped orit £y $■- #H> at|a«kod 'jbhe measure, aiid ..^b}is|abotli' tbe 1 leader of the Opposition ' aiufbhc;. .ovf^nmenjr for extravagant admin f,.tr'a%ri. v "'-"'""' "Sl.ne%a|Hng In Committee Sfcppq-g/a&nc: 'trijCtics v/ere rpsorted iq %yi\iii the np?,-/ clause was road in committee. -Kles'7kr 17;.du7-]'i'.'nd Hurtithtiicc took a prora •j.ne.n7paiiV in'tips opposition, aud efideay pvjced'ix- have prbgr&s;reported. Tbe Pre. pSv'§fyt!cdphhp the Audi,tor-General cpuld ills nJAtfon t lio . ?rpper by Tax Commissioner's pai^Waf-. substituted. A pipposal \n epsyiw •'$ $.<) -deputy Surveyor-General Vas 'neg^ived. $$ Mpss ,o__crpd oppost ,'fcipi'i W'"tbis cVl^ ■• Wd sai,U he would 'sis t-Eb" bill thrown out than rjse'e"'dorarpmsnt flfgepr? appointed J,o the poawT." .Jfcmbpa of Parliament wprp dis ku^Jified '£avsms£.pii thp Bo;ard, but 3. pro posal'to d'i_q7?._ify past members also was jpega^yptf/i • U^'Vp&pi^isp was again fdiscusss d,' nnd t-ho question being put direct 'to ftjaj-or f "heisaid ag agreement Hya. arrived afc beyond ono that the claiiso (.hou).! lip :IVseomiuitt>4 tP<-,; MCptwidoratipn Of thp Hope. "■'".' ■""'.- '"':'. " Climber qt Members. i It yason the Clause fixing the number Of mem .eis' at _1 'tbat the greater part of the pyeiijpg tyas opririt. : Sir Julius Vogel ,-gave dlprflssi^p'tp; his-sentimeirts during .the dise-j'ssiony and"declared': hipiself' in favoui'pf Bi''memWi's bfeoau'ste 'ho-'tWodght li would bp tp decrease-the mini^ ber, '< ffl t~H<sf did eb apA mfidp-' the quota Wgef}/ tl. "refefilt'. wpullj lie- 'tor leave' a large' portion' of th r e colony unrepresented, Sir oeoi'ge'!j3re'y also gtive;e3fpl.essi6nltp liis jvie^-i|ja^ery'-forcible''language.•<He 'con- Bidfjr^'the'lr'rpn-fer'.i proposal to make thp muinber-' pf merntets 815 amean prqiositibni Jaml . tyVprl&y m fv^jpiiipn. :'''H(_'hDpea'7i would kg tidl|e/red 'te^tlufc '^yottlpl-rathpv ybtclor? 01' "fchail "fifi. '-'Mi- ilbbbs''- -■ OISp *'made': -i,-' capital fe'pecch-,' and,''^^ied~,rtl»W*''rremief • that h he dropued the Representation jiill.- fch_) ..llj;-i...;fy.'_.-../_■ /,i.j/i-i'33i,.i..ti.17 -..is.j*ft.-i

House and country would compel him to carry it through. A vote was eventually taken, and resulted, amidst some excite* ment, in 39 votes being recorded on either side. The division list, which should prove interesting.is as follows :-Ayes, 39 : Ballance, Bevan, Conolly, Dargaville, Fitz herbert, Fraser (F. H~), Guinnees, Hirst, Ivess, Jones, Joyce, Lake, Lance, Levestam, Locke, Macarthur, Mackenzie (M. J. S.),' McMillan, Menteath, Moat, Montgomery, O'Callaghan, Peacock, Pratt, Pyke, Reid, Richardson(E.), Rplleston, Samuel, Seddon, Smith, Stout, T^ipua, Thompson (T), Trimble, Vogel_ Walker, Wilson, Noes, 39--AJ.lwright, Atkinson, Barron, Beetham, Bracken,' Bruce, Bruce, Bucha nan, Buckland (J. C), Buckland (W. F.), Cadman, Cowan, Duncan, Fergus, Fraser (W.), Fulton, Carriek, Grey, Hatoh, Hislop, Hobbs, Hursthouse, Larnach, Mills, Mit chelson, Moss, Monk, Newman, Ormond, Richardson (G. F.), Ross, Russell, Steward (W.- J.), Sutter, Taylor, Thomson, (J. W.), Tole, Turnbull, Whyte. Pairs -For 91: Gore, Rees, Grace, Kerr. Ao-ainst: J. Mackenzie, Wakefield, Pear son, Fisher. • " ' Immediately the number was fixed at 91 stonewalling disappeared.

Percentages aud Marjriu. The country members sought to increase the percentage in their favour, but woro nob successful. Mr G, F. Richardson proposed 20 per cenb. insbcad of 18, bub bhe House rejecbed bhe proposal by 43 to 33.' Mr Hursbhouse moved that tho margin be 1,000 instead of 750, bub this was nega tived by 47 to 29. The obher clauses wero passed wibhoub'division. Mr Scobie McKemdo succeeded in insert ing a new clause providing that when Com missioners intended to alter boundaries they must advertise the proposed new boundaries in tho "Gazette," and objection shall be received and heard. The Premier stated, in reply to Mr Whyto, that, members of the Board wpuld be nominated in the House after tho bill had passed. The bill waa then reported to tlie House in an amended form. The Financial ©c!»ate.

Before the £louse rose in the jporning tho Premier said tho House might take the financial debate on tho Customs Tariff Bill on Friday. He WQuJd, however, mako a statement on that day. He would not promise to disposo of tlie Representation Bill on Thursday, as ib was a privabe members' day. Major Atkin son offered to movo to give Wednesd iy, one of private mombois'days, tothoGovermnent, but the Premier said ho would state their intentions on next day.

An attempt was made to get, a promise from the (.ovenimeiit to from Friday bill Thursday of next ty-cok, bub none was given,

WAIKATO NOTES.

(nv TUr-ECUAfU - OWN OOIIRESrONUENT.)

HAMIWOK, this day. The inexpediency pf dolaying the appoint ment of tho surgeon and pflioials of Waikatp Hospital so long was painfully apparent yesterday, when a patiejifc from To Awa- ( mnjcu arrived, nnd hnd rq'jbg'ppp.f. a board ing house. Tho friends pf the patient strongly resented thia, and t!)P Chairman and siii'goon decided tp moyo him to tho Hospital , building, and enga^o a special nurse, which will jj)yfl.\'b cpns-iderable expense and muchipponyenj euce. All this might have been avoided l? only tho staff appointments had been mada boforo tho Ist of May. Tho Nativo Land Cpurfc at Alexandra l^as adjourned for a .ft-w days, in order to.aUovy tho Judge and Assessor to visit the larids'in dispute at Aoten. The natfvos seem greatly pleased with the manner iif.vh'iel. Judgo' Mair is conducting tho.cn.3o. Croat indignation is expressed by the various local bodies at tho action of the provincial auditor in disallow ing money paid to tbo representative on the old Auckland Hospital Hoard, One of tho Raglan |3p,ard,hns passed a resolution condemning the auditor. Tho amolmts paid to members of Licensing Committees aro also disallowed. Members havo oX'\ pressed a determination not to sit on piks'i committees in future. ■ The whole tlifiig seems very.absurd. A petition is being got ijp to call a moot ing of burgesses to dctorpiine tho site of thp ntiplic buildings, it is _p{(. to bo very ill - advised just now, when thtj povernment aro quftb disposed, to throw the bi|tf}ncs.s up ultogother.

POLITICAL RHYMES.

LETTERS TO THE HOUBE.--NO. 4.

" Nqw, William John, my dear, get up— I tl'pnk I've call'il you twjcely ! , The chijdr.cn must bo dre£s'j.|, my Jove 5 Be stirp you do it nicely. For I am pff to Wellington, Attondiug woman's duties s Be sure you till the bottles up, And feed the Ijttlc beauties I

And, love, John's got the whoofiir.g coug|i, And Jane has got tliQ.neasles, But my poor brain is aching so About the stoats and weasols, They say v?p shall Jjbvq lot3pf fun About the littlo rabbits, .Slow, William John, be surp and spe ' ypu wash the baby's habifcs.

Give Mary Jane uiagnesia, lpve ; And Tom some Mjitor oil, Andiyhpn you ma.fi the porridge, Bo sjirp tho grosffe must boil. Yet, ph. dear me ! | often think . A woman's lifo h dreary ; And yet I know yoji pnyy mo— ' ]^,ow, dp you notj'jny dearie? "Well," meekly, humbly Bill replied, .'.' We all lpvc womap's beauty— Thp hatipfl wants more grains to wor|j, Sq, Jore, fp) to your diity; Fop. man w^'s Jfi.adc to str(it and swear, And tantalise phe ladips ! But '?o.w sh.p'dp;.?; the bl.flpming lot, Aijtl man—-liiti.yt mind b<ibie3 !" W, R, WiiLS,

OUR GOLDFIELDS.

(IJV TKLBfift.^'lf. - $yNCO._r.I.SrONPENT.

Thames, this day.

C4MBIU4,— Qperotipp^ wore reatpned to day. A drive lias been started frpm the W.zo sunk npar thp Moanatairj bflpndary at ISfp. 3 level, for'tjic pu^pPßo of epimoct ing witli tKe vvin_:c spiik pn the No, 1 cross- Ibudoi:' from No. 2' level.. This \vill also prove tho; main lode, whiqji should pc mob with in this fbotwal|. It' Will bo remem bered tfydt. two liaul-i pf 401bs. and 50ibs. of specimens i-spcctiv'e}y wayo pbtaincd y/hen driving bh this lotle'-afc NdJ'g level, so'that the worlc 'now uhdertakcp !;will prp'<'c >yhotlier ihcgold descends, I ', . - TRENTok.'^-Tbo sctitheril crosscut put in frpm No. 4lovdl of bli^Cambriii i-iitip'-'reachdtf jLliis Compariy.s bouHdary i^oniq days agji; but' it was impossible to .'jb-itiii^p it by pieans of the ■Jbck-bprer owingv to the water being put off." Work.^ibwevpr, has noMr been started. The country isa nice 'sandstone^witli quartz Veins: through ;]t.,'"'7! -- ■'*' '''O ;; ,ii7 ,)i ' „-;

' Gpwei. CEowN.-^-This Company!.).mine, basPs. had winding cn^h.o are"t&_e. dis. iip'sufl [of jjiy public tjuider'bfi the jjffrh'jnst. '' ' ' '* ; <_|)noM/y_.pEi J) this day. Earn Hi_.__ C_um \T\lii' district), —• Crushed I. kmo. voiding 2Qqz 3d\Vt'- •• ' ■(..UirM. _-', '.tf •"-»'■■ | f .<._"". *tfV« ... (J yi --'

OUR FIJI LETTER.

[Feoji Oct. Own Correspondent.]

Sdva, May 12.

Trade and Customs Keturns.

Qur trade and Customs returns for 1886have_ just appeared, and the perusal thereof is anything bub pleasant, reading. Total foreign trade, which in 1883 stood at £8337659, fell off last year to £514,125. The year boforo ib was £627,780. Imports were £208,935, or less by over £85,000 than thoso of bhe preceding year, while they did' not touch one-half of those for 1884 and 1883. Exports were £261,822, or nearly £00,000 less than those for the pro ceding year. The falling off of imports is partly accounted for by the cessation of bhe sugar machinery import. Bub in the two principal ibems of nabive trade, drapery and hardware, bhere is a deficib of £16,000 as conbrasbed with the previous year,' which in ibs burn fell off by £25,000. In short, the import for 'S6 was considerably less tpftp half that for 1883. Sic itur ad aslra, which in this con nection may bo rendered, " Thus we go kibe high." Of bhe gross total of the ex ports, sugar represents £187,456 j copra (produced- in Fiji), £33,193; and fruit, £23,059, All the other products exported amounted in valuo to £19,115, Jn 1880, seven items among these latter (ex cluding* those named) reached a value of £55,000, So much for the magnificent 'achievements of Messrs Qordon, Thur ston, Dos Vqoux and Co.

The Sugair Output. This nmpuntocl to IIJIG tons for 1880, as {-gainst; 10,586' tons for 1885, and 572 tons for 1884, Bub with , the first, a« with bho qbhers, it has; to. be borno in mind that the return_t (iro made up to December, whj|? tbe export of the season's yield goes on till March and April. However, as aspnafih so gains abqne end what ib loses ab blip other, ib makes little difference. Ib will make mo_»t iii the lasb season's yield, which, I beliove, will go oyer 15,000 tons. Odds a«d End , Ib has rained all through tha }asb month, lipb heavily, bub almost continuously, and tljere is an impression abroad bhab ib is never going tp clear up. If ib clpes np,b sob aoont it soon, the nexb season's sugar yield T»vill bo a small ono. The Chtef if usbico is going home cm leave. Tho Attqpioy-Oencral will bo Acting C{>ief- Justice, and Mr F. P. Winter, Acting Attornojr:Oonoral. Hitf Hopor leaves by tho Arawata to-day. Four or ftvo of the civil servants whose sei'vices have been dta liensecl wit!} jp consequei)co of the recent re ductions, are fellow-passongeia with him, so that ypii will recoivo quite an influx of disbinguislipd visitors from Fiji by this boat* A jubilee tweeting was held pn the 26th ulb., when ib jyas resolved to forward a con gratulatory address, to Hor Majesty, and to gtarb a ml^fi iption to raisa a monebarv contribution 'to the • Imperial Insti tute. . Thi§ latter movement is nob in pnblio favour. As a local memorial tho lighthppse on tho Solo Reef is tq be called fhe "Jubilee Lighthouse." Mon aro now engaged preparing tho 1 foundations for tho structure, and the iron towor is on tlio way JVom Biiglancl in the brief Gazelle,

Tlio *iiß. Arawata arrived pn Saturday at 5 p.m., and was quarantined till Monday morning. Tlio s.s. Southern Croga arrived on Sunday morning and went pn to Levuka on Wednesday morning. ■ Tho Revs. Myers, Ha,_, dio,pnd Hagenauer, from Victoria, aro here on business oon eerping_-thjo resignation of tho Roy. Mr Rennison as pastor of tho Presbyterian Church. His resignation ha* boen nccoptetl at a congregational meeting, but vory general regret is felt at Ida approaching departure, A disease has appeared among the cano on the Rewn, aud is ut preseni a subject) of investigation. The seekers for gold in tho interior pf Vili Lp\'H havo returned to town after throe months of almosb incessant rain in the hills. Thoy have not been successful, though .gold, mlvcr, and platinum havo boen found in small quanti ties. They are of Opinion that a diamond drill would give hotter results. Mr Ifollis, tho prospector from New Zealand, returns by tho Arawata to-day. Tlie wreck of tho Nightingalo sold fop i's at auetioji pn Saturday.

Wo aro threatened with another circus. Tlio lestinvaded us from Auckland. This quo makon New Caledonia its point (Tappni. The natives udll pawn everything they possess to go, apd tnere won't bo a shilling to bo seen for three months after its depar ture. Thero shppld bo a special clauso insortod into tlio trading litany of Fiji t'From Cordonian fod», Thurstonian_ philanthropy, and wandoring circuses— Good Lord deliver U3." *

, Tharo is a growing disposition to revive .the agitation for political corjnection \yßh New Zealand. Thuya is no hope Iqj: tho coloiiy under tho i)resen^ *y_(tor,} qf adminir-bi-iition. •

ALTERNATIVE TELEGRAPH LINE.

(nv T-.U-OHAnr.-pw.. __..fpp.Tl_.n,)

Wbuincton, this afternoon. In* view of the fieqijent interruptions »n telegraphic communications with tho North, Mr Hamlin iy urging tho Government to open up «h alternative lino' either, byii connecting \rire betWefchlftiwhia and Wrjite C-lifls, or by running ty light temporary line along the route of tnq North Island MAin Trunk Railway, leavjng tho heavy material required foivfl. permaponfc lino to be ejected on the completion of £ho railway. He will nssk a cmctftiop from \,\)d Govorpment qp tho siibioo't. ;j.-,

SPECIAL SETTLEMENTS.

[BY TKI.EOHAI'H.-OWN coni^:si-oNDEWT.]

Wkllinotqs, this day. The Hon. Mbßai_t>ance ia pputinulng iu_s efforts in tho establishmcnb of • village sottlomont.s. H% tolls me thftt tli<. Opvern ment are just completing, tha purchase of two blocks of the ricfiest agricultural land in the colony. Thoy aro situated at the baso of Ruapphu.and pne of them cqntains 17,000 acres. Mr Ballance proposes t.q utilise -them bptli foy village settlq-pents, fqr which they are ominently suitable.

ELECTRIC LIGHTING OF CITY.

proy this subject thp Tovtjn Clerk repeive;d the following telegrams yesterday: -i'Reef ton.Jlay 16,i§57.-P. A.i Jlijlips ) Esq.,Tow^ Clerk, Auckl4n}l.-—Shall- bp much oPcupied! here for a long time with my Reeftpri Com pany.' AshorSf'b & Op. will'parry biit yotp: ligVitipg, und'ov arraftgem^pfc, witW me iis' agchtl'— WA£TEa Pnisci-.'" * Reefton,' May'lo, \m. - ?. ''.'Ai-'.Philip^ Em-I Town Clerl-^'iAucklivVd.—\"Vill' undertake lighting of Queen-str^'pfc' by live ii'ri. lamp,;' of2,fl#cand|^-powef'''«icli' and «de street by ton' incarictoscent' |amp§ fpil one! month for f i(M)'"; wf^s'ovCTKfcad.' 3 I-: aPA''s«.dlng full paHiculvvJ||'"by'rs#, .If Accepted,swill" cbmrnimie -wj_ afd'hes. ;l All tM''plant li-'reHd'y in''^ . llingVpti.' Thi?| offpr' rp rliains'-iopeh far. one'-'foEtnight froi.'{Jay';: Up, if atii.ppte^r, I shall'imt'Undertake UghtTJ iWg: 6f 'WangciiniiExhibition, Hrefuspd, I siWIL-FjPGAii'AsspSrfei'!- < f ,i'^-'f) k lUiAi • iil-i-.,.. .1;^! ..i/H. .

Wi'''W^i^'Mi^^"^^^^^^^^ MAY ia 1887'

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Medical, jy-RS J)'r: 'gTUART'S the only Safe and GES.UJK. FEMALE MEDICINES Advertised. FFMALE "PILLS, 2s 6d, Pronounced a boon. . FEMALE LIVER and ANTIBILIOUS PILLS,' : 7 -.- , h?6d. ' prevent many troubles peculiar to the Sex. , Good for all ages, A grand Safeguard and v Corrective. Sola everywhere. DRUG COMPANY, Agents. V} R. HENLEY'S DISCOVERY. 'Tho constituent parts are daily vjscd by the loading physicians of Europe and' America in their practice, who recognise in celery tho boat nervine known. Tho extract of beef is most nutritive and invigorating, whilo tho irorrls a tqiilp tor tho blood und food for tho braig. To bo obt^lped from all chemists. S H A R L A N D & CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS. Conveyances. ran i "m c t a b l c 8 DAVIES BROS.1 'BpSSES HE YON PORT TO TAKABUNA. HURST MERK, LAIvJS BEACH, AND ' SCHOULHOUSB. Telephone: Dkvoni'okt Bubeau. Leaves 'viotobia Wiiauk, Ukvonpobt.— P. 20 a.m., 10.20 a.m., 12.15 p.m., 2 p.m., 4.20 p.m. Sundays—lo i>.m., 11 am.. 225 p.m., 3 fun. Return Fares, la Cd; Weekly Ticket*at Reduced Rates. a. ' Leavhs Takapuna. — 0.5 a.m.. 11.18 a.m„ 1.35 p.m., 3 p.m., 5,1p p.m. Sunday*—ll a.m., U a.m., 4 p.m., 6 p.m. Special Trips can be ar ranged at Post Otlloe, Devonport. Ladis-s* and Gent's SADDLE HOJWES, BUGGIKS, BREAKS, { .WAgGONETTES, ! and conveyances of every description at shortest not lee. Exprosses meet ovory boat to receive and foi - ward luggage of all descriptions. 'Tjjjr e"^l l sb r o" a; CQNVEyANCES QN HIRE. Ollico s Victoria Wharf. Goneral Carters, Receiving and Forwarding Agonts. Waggon for Furni>\jro RomdVftl. Coal, Coke, and FirowooiS Dealers, General Cftrtors, &C. _ .Telephone ; Pevoxtort Bpreap. T> AtTdßif § O N' S " 'BUSES JT START From Victoria-street 10 _vlo_int Roskill —8, 8.45, D,45 (via Stonoylmrst), 10.30,11.15 (via Stoney hurst), 12, I (via Stonoyhurst), 1.45, 2.30 (via Stoneyhurst). 3.15. 4. 4.30 (via Stoneylnirst), 5 (via ritoneyhursi), 5.15,3..% (via Stonoyhtirsi), 6,10 (via Stoneyhurst), 0.5, 7 (via Stoneyhurst), 8.30, 10 (via Stoneyhurst), Saturday -12.30, 1.15.2,8, li, 11. From Mouut Roskill—7 (via Stonoyhurst), 7.20, »(Via Stonoylmrst), 8.25, H.4s(viaStoneyhurst), 0.30, 10,30 (via Stonoyhurst), 1i.15, 12.15 (via atoneyhiirst), 1, 1.10 (via S.ouoj'hurst), 2.30, 3.15 (viaStonoyhurst), 4.4.15 (viaStoneyhurst), 5.30 (vlu Stonoylmrst), 0.15,7, D.13. Saturday— 1.15, 2, 0.30, 5.45. From Queon-strect (opposite Wyndhara-atrcet) lo Mount Kdou-8, 8.30, 9, !».30, 10.15, 11, 11.30, 12.30, J. 15 (oinittod on Saturday). 2, 2.45.3.45, 4.15,4.30,5,5.7 (omitted on Saturday), 5.3), 6.5. 9, 10. Saturday—l, 1.30, 7, 8.15, 3, 10, after opera. From Mount Eden—7.3o, S, 8.30, 8.45, 9.0.30.10.15, 11, 11.30, 12.15, 1.15, 2. 2.45, 3.:<0, 4, f.ii, 4, 5.30, 5.45, 7. 9.30. Snttmliy—t!, 8, 9, 9.30. From Union Bank'tp .Mount Albert and Av0n t1a10—_>.t5,10.15,12.15,2 (on^medon Saturday), 3 (otnittoa on Saturdayl, 1.15 (omitted on Saturday). 5.15, C.15 (omittpd on Saturday); 8 (Mount Albert qiily), 10.15 (omitted on Satur flay). Saturday-1.15, 2.80,'3.4\ 9,10, U. From Avondalo und Mount Albert—7,B, 9,10.15, 11.30, 1.30, 3, 4, 5,30. U (Mount Albert only). Saturday—2.3o,s.o.3o. From National Bartk to New Lynn—3o.3o (from Avondalo only), 1.30, 5.30. SaUiHlay-1r0,3Q. Sundays, weatbOc permitting—lo.4s, 0. ' ' From Now Lynn --8.15, 12.15 (from Avondale only), 3. ] i) (omitted 011 Saturday). t Saturday— 5.30. Sundays, weather pormittliig—o a.m., 4.30. Special 'Buses put on should Bufflcicptlnduco moutottbr, ' " .* g ' 11 ;' j' 11 ji' WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS Is the 'most pblpbratcd Tonic and stimulant of this or any age. Bo certain that you obtain WoLKK'-j.' r' . . [ '; T^ffERE" "can ;wi ges V* MASEFIELD BROTHERS' STARBR^^D MULLIfIT(BLOK L4Bi_z_3)l Ab their FRUfT DEP.qT. KARiVNGAHAPE ROAD, Where you can filso get their ' tinned Fityrr, JA% BEEI. HQNEY, And ajl the otijer lircparbtioDS jnanufacturbd T>OQT A^p gHOE' TRADE/ ' A fiPODOPE^IHG"FOR SMALL CAPITALIST. |n consc<iucnco of my many nmsical ongagfi ments,l nave decided to relinquish the business in Viotoria Arcade, and invito tondpi's for stopk, fixtures, dtp., up to Satui-pay, 20th inst. Full particulars on appliea.ibn. None b,i! E priaolpals: "<le_j,lt with. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted,' 11 A. P. ]\ UNTEfi, Victoria Arcade. ~\jy ANT E. p KNQ WN. - We have j \ist opejoed out t^n IMMENSE SH_.PJjra.NT oe WINTER GOOD^ " eo.mjyilslngoverythlngNewandcijblcoin ' JUB^EE T^EKPS, ' Specially ft our**qcder iban't lie got anywhQWt elso in Auol-ljsnd). - r ' JUBILEE Wo^^T__3 JUBILEE SpiTINflS I ' JUBILEE OVERCOATINGS J gBILEE' TROt)'^ERINqg The demand for afcoyo goods has exceeded our most saßEfume oineetatioft3.' ' ' " puStoraer§ i\ .11 kindly bock their di'defs early > : nnd prev'prt't disa^ppintme?i't.' "''; .'•? NO ADHNOfIN PRICE. SPKCJAp LINE 0P MGSGIEL (for a'fow r . wo^ks only); to measure, 3ospprqUlt.; v Everyone can afford to bo Well-dressed for Her 1'■ .'!.; !-• M(sasty's Juljjlee. "Sli. 'W.I. ji - FIT, STYLE, AND WORKMANSHIP, ! ' ;;■;- .«' GU^RANT^ED. <V' .tli 1 i .-'.- "Vpri, Vipi, Vici." "7 y .—_._i_..v; She Largijst Tailoring Concern in New Zealand. .1 ,1.:. l>.l' '- "I'-l-r -'■)'.'' I \'l"V '3I r 1 4PPK^4N . PLOTHING PfiftJEAW r- '"•'5 (G'.'M'oßß'lpK), ''.' S.' ; ..:T MERpHANT'TAILOIfe. IMPORT-ERS, MANUm-OTURERS. ' MILITARY^Und Vii ' i»4TAYAIi qONTR^CTORS,T pM CdMMEBe^tWETi'AUCE£4»D. :' I ■;:; L,tylW.rwr!i'.'.v'i3ltii..i.i, 'iV'vi.i__;ri(Ufi 1



Business Motif es. _ WOLFE'S SCHNA-PfS is a great re-' • li. f in rii'ematisn., inSpitely superior to brandy or whiskey. .— SUITS to cirder from 50s. with an extra i pair of Trousers for notbmg.-J. H. paiton, Tailor. '. ' ' '■ , ____ J EDDING CARDS.-Latest. Jityl^f the Star Lithographic Works, short land-street, Auckland. • ... ' —— GET One of my 403 Overcoats, They r are very taking with the fair sex.-J. «•, Daltoq, Tailor, Vict-ma-stroet Ea3t. __; ■ FJSHER &. 0 0., WHOLESALE SHIPPING AND .■■;•, FAMILY 0 B U T C H E R a . ESTADLISHI-D 1884. ! . By Special Appointment to His KxceUencv.jm governor, Sir W. F. Jervois: His Sir James Ferguson ; and H.R;% tOjB JJUKO Of Edinburgh; also, Kosba. Butchers to the J°QUEEN-3TREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Families waited on in Town or Suburbs. ■POULTRY ot all kinds DRESSED to ORDER. Dealers in Game , _ ■ Home-cured Hams and Bacon ■ Cornod Beef in Large Quantity.. Imports of Sausage Casings^^^ Supp]ied : . N.8.-Calves' Rennets. 52L Customers Supplied . »tulce- ; ( WAR NOCK BROTHERS, [Established 1862b ' _ : SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, COX'S CREEK, AUCKLAND, Manufacturers of the Celebrated E|tract,oj Soap. Disinfectant Powder, First Prisjo Yellow Blue Mottled, Double Crown, Economic, and . Household, Carbolic, and other Medicinal and Toilet Soaps, ma,do from the purest of Tallows, Omccs-DURHAM-STI.EET, Auckland.. , N.B. - Cash Purchasers o£ 'laliow, VVool, Sheepskins, and Bones. _____ JC. PELHAM, Ladder, Step, and 9 Barrow Maker, Carpenter, Joiner, and Shop and Ofllco Fitter, Albert-street, near tbe Firoboll. Every description of Ladders. Step 3. Barrows, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chests, and Clothes Horses, in Stock. Baltic Pino Poles, from 22 to 55 feet long, suit able for Boat Spars and Flag Poles, on sale. N.8.-r-Ladders,' Steps. Barrows, Screw Jacks, and Floor Cram pa on Hire. __: Ti/TILK BREAD. MILK BREAD. TILLS FARM-HOUSE MILK AND '" HOME-MADE BREAD Can now bo obtained at THE BURLINGTON RESTAURANT, VICTORIA ARCADE, Andat his Shop, Eden Torracc, or at the Bakery, Udy's Farm, Mount Eden: also, at Cueksey's Store, Mount Edon. ' Orders by pQ3t promptly attended to. mpBACCO. TOBACCO!! -*- TOBACCO!!! 50 Boxes of Genuine Cameron's Long 7's to Pound, at ss. 2d. per lb. for Cash, weigh ' guaranteed, at FREDK. WHITEHEAD'S, 95. VICTORIA-STREET, P* AT ERSON AND Q O., ' CHAIN MERCHANTS. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses, Brakes, Cabs,-and Saddle Horses for Hire at lowest rates. Special arrangements mado with Eveningand Picnic Parties. Stores ond Sables:—Lome-street, Mt, Roskill, and Avonnale. Auckland, K.'/i. ESTAni.ISI.ED 1859.] GEE & POTTER, CUACHBUTLDERS, LORNE ani> RUTLAND Streets.' Coaches. CArriaeefi, Waggonettes, Buggies, Pony Carriages, Curt*. Draya, aud every de scription ol Vehicles kept in stock, or built to order. Tho trado supplied. N.U.—Traps lont to customers whilst repairs aro being executed. J. J. SWINNERTON, WOOD TURNER, WY^D-TAM-STREET. Established ISCii. A reduction of 25 per cent, on all common work.; Billiard Balls Exchanged. Special caro given to Ito-turning and Staining.; Pool Pius, Marble.., and Chalk Pockets, always on hand. nnO TRAVELLERS AND TOURISTS, JL PRESENTS FOR HOME. . Very beautiful Inlaid Table-tops, Cabinets, Fancy Boxe3, etc., all made from the pick ot N.Z. rich Native .Timbers. Other Collections carefully paclted and shipped for Home. W. NORRIE, Cabinet won keb, In New Zealand Timbers only, TOP OF SHORTLAND r STREET. Qi ACK S. SACK S. SACK S. We aro Buyers or Good Second-hand Grain Sack STONE BROS. OACKSI SACKS! SACKS! The Undersigned is a Cash Buyer of Qood Second hand Grain Sacks. . QEO. y. JAKINS, Customs-street. C.QALS, COKE, CHARCOAL, FIRE / ' WOOD. v Best Rata, Titrec, and Puriri Firewood ; .also, ; flrst-class Taupin, Newcastle, and Kamo Coal, at Lowest Price for Cash, i urnitme carefully Removed, and Goods delivered to all parts of the city and suburbs, at Lowest. Rates.—Note the Address: C. 'Pll__.lt. opp&site the Pousonby Reservoir, and corner o£ Newton andKaranga hnpoßoads. ' ." ' '" ' ' _ . ' E+l VV I N J ONE S (Lato E. and A. Jones), '' ' - Housk, Furnishing, and Obnebal I'I^MQNSSU. '7 "- Ponwmby Road and pQmpaUier Terrace, . Auckland,'*?;}.. PA' * ' Agent for the Phoentx'Flrc. Office. Advertisement Agent foe Auo.u.an.)' KVtrtrtNQ ' 8t.._..'; ' " '■-" ' ' "J Post Office Savings Bank, Money Order Offlce, ___Tclograph Station, l.loph'ono Buaeau. '; 7Q. in? y. v hi% E r GROUND FOR SALE: ' S Q IJ T HO A T ]3*§ : MAHURANGIHYDRAULIC GROUND . r ROME LIME, .:.*",*. In any quantity, toxi Concrete Paths, Floor. Cellars, &c, (next to s.6n'e -flagking is un ' .rivalled for', durability and hard-sotting quuli.es). For' tanks and othor;wetP • , wp^k it U § tlrst-pli^Ej .listeria,-.' sA.. . ft OAlir^S?!]! AGENT '' T ' VCUSTOMS-S'IREET.''" \ S * Jf_ "W W ___9r ' . ?/• ~ - " RUSSELL'S COFFEE PALACE AND' 7 .;.. ''' $ LUNCHEON' ROQSIS, - . ,^?X| E^NK pF NEW ZBAI-ANO, r " : ( Ppijo§it£| .^fpkii^ ' tW'^Ciicmisb. r Best Cdp qf Coffee - - -2d Best Culi W Ti_A -' .1 _ .31. BESy ClJi, <)F GOCQA - i, A 3cj p()LD' j},;_g if pc 9ir MQDERATE PRICES, TO. SPIT *'£W 'TtMES. ' -..'»- '-■»■ nt" . i i ii i; j.j'-U Ji';-i -. ■' 'W.'""""'L I .""''. ---' ABpOK&mtH. S_»4PER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFA.CTUR.i__R, :,' 1 :AA\ WVNf>arA!_..__Tlt_--!avV ' X. jvfi* .'..' ' M^ROHANTsT-ACCQUNT BOOKS,; I rinßftraiHJ6.sria:Minii:gKop^stejftßQOks_-;"ne,cially 1!' ' ' "'- ::a Ruled and i.purtd, ••'" ; 'li> ,i--r \ Music, Mapazint'!., Public Libraries, and Sunday -v ',_^' School Bobks Well-Bound. 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7 Public Notices. ~ZZ~^ w A li 5 E- R -1 . wishes to notify that he has on hand, for ** * a few days only, a lirco and varied assortment or Pa/cV FOWLS AND DUCKS, * *~ including , _ , Tirrht and Dark Brahmas. Plymouth Rocks, LISi Houdans. Cochin Chinas, Came, whito . ■™ andblnck isluscovy Ducks, Etc., Etc. J, WALKER, Nos. 4, 5, and 6, - ■-;; A'AA. ... City ifarket. - a. S X F O R KOEFOED'S TO M A T O ■ "S A U G E, TTOLROYD AND LONGBOTTQM,; JUL GENERAL WOOD TURNERS. Albert-street. Auckland, opposite V.M.C.A- Ropms. Bandsaw Cuttings. Carvings, Architraves, and Fretwork dono at Lowest Kates Table, Chair, and Sofa Legs, Bed Posts, Drawer Stumps, eto . always in stock. BILLIARD BALLS RE-TURNED ■'•'--■'-' AND STAINED. ■ A Trial is Respectfully Solicited. ' '■■'■■' -[A card.] -r%r E. THO MA S < I'wenty-four years with H. M. Customs), CUSTOMS, SHIPPING, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. BROKER, ACCOUNTANT, and PUBLIC AUDITOR. Offices: Firth's Buildings, 75, Queen-street, Auckland. . . -jm ' CO S T E R JO c (LATE OF QUEEN-STREET), TOBACCONIST, lib., KARANGAHAPE ROAD (next Garrett, Butcher). Finest Brands of Cigars, Tobaccos and Cigarottc3, Sundries, etc. CUT TOBACCOS A SPECIALTY. Every description of Pipes Mounted and Repaired to order. /.HOICE TUARANAKI BUTTER. REGULAR SUPPLIES COMING FORWARP ' AVEEKLY. Apply , '. JOHN BUCHANAN. JUBILEE ILLUMINATIONS ' MAD-. BY F. P O R S T E. R,...._■' (Late Branston and Forsl er), Albebt-strket, ane> Mills Lane, r 1: ' ,'l'elephono 118. ' , COPPERSMITH, PLUMBER, ' BRASS; FOUNDER, GASFITTEI . AND - - HYDPvAULIC ENGINEER. Etimatcß Given for nil Branches of tho Trade. Stcunfuhd Vaccuuin Gauges Tested and • . Adjusted, BRASS OAST DAILY AT LOWEST RATES. No.Cbar_fß 2.£adef<?p ysc of Patterns on hand. - F, F. boing personally a Practical Tradesman can Guarantee Good vy^orkmanship, QLEDH I L L' S .JBBATEJ) WATER AND CORDIAL FACTORY, , .a I VICTORIA-STREET EAST j (Late Saaulaxd's). . .: ' -'.- . -'•. '' $ --'.-:' 'r \ ._ .. . ■■-. ...'■'■. A..■ - ....... A —-—. riHAMPTALOUP AND COOPER'S • MECHANICAL WORKS, &c. —-r^~ S. d.' Axon, W., T!'e Mechanics' Friend, Re- ', colpts, Stc. .. .. .... -.. 5 0 Bale. M. P., Stone Working Machinery ..10 0 Calvert's Mechanical Alniunac, 5 years .. 3 6 j Campin, 1.. Details of Machinery, for Fit- * I ting Shop, &c. .. .. .; 4 0 Hand-Turning in .Wood, Ivoiy. Shell. &c 1 0 j Colycr, F.. Management pf Steam Boilers and Engines.: ; ..'•• .. ..2'6 Dcmpsey & Olnrk, TheLocomotivp Engine 4 0 Edwards. E., Practical Steam Engineers' Guide (Amorican) .. • ..--.-. 110 Forney, M. N., Catechism of the Locomo '•: tive (American) .. .1' 'v.. 12 0 Greenwood, T„ Turners' and Fitters' v Handbook' .. .. ..'..19 Hobson, A;; Amateur Mechanics' Practical Handbook .. .. .... 3 Q Reynolds, M., The .Model Locomotive En gineer :."'.. ..'-•.." 5 6 Locomotive Engine Driving .v ... ~ 5 . .Engine Driving Life .. .. ..2 6 Rose, J.. Completp Practical Machinist, . (American).. .. " . ..li 0 Smith. C. A., Steam Making or Boiler Practice(Ajiierican) • .. .. 10 0 Spon, E.. Sinkint; and Boring Wells ..12 0 Tcmpleton &, . Hutton, Workshop Com . fpanion • ' .. '■ ■■ .. ....:. ... 3 0 Engineers' and Machinists' Practical As-!...'!. ! sistant '- .. .. .. .."30 /Trubner's Amateur Meohanic's Workshop, 5 0 YoimgMechanic (or Boys) ' ..'7 0 Wansbrdhgh, \V„ Tho Portable Engine, TCohstrucU6n and ManagenVent' ~'.'. i 0 Watson. E., Manual of Hand' Lathe ' (American)• .. ' ';'.■"• .;■■'■ j. 7 0 -'CH^ ~" OUsJGER SEWING " MACHINES. Sales in 1884......306,292; Machine* Sides irvlSSl .5^2,036 Machine& ' ~.,, '' jpcrcaso...... 42.256 Machinpij.' ~, \ . , O .4^2qi,.QyEEN:ST., AUp.l?LAN]_> . SE^OF E. EVY FOURrMA : I CHINES SOLD -m THK WORLD ARE » :;,-;:; ~!''" ' ;/Singers.' j! Vy -'[Fpl ;UP t >VARp§ OF 'THREE HUND.R,ED -'''■'-' ''":'FIR^T;PRI^ES f ■"-'' :A' r\ il-,' '.-,.) . -iNP, AS? --..-' .7 :CHR|S^CHURCH iLxm__|l|lON, ~ TWp GpL{) l& Twb SILVER ■ ~ TO tSB bBTAfNpR AT Rff s 3/6 W'£%-'--' 1' ' PEI. ";^/Q- WEEK 7BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER ... :.'SINQ|R SE SVim !MAQHIMES. '-.-..-.; 7""*' . :..i;"7:V' iM !':' !f'" ' tf '- y<U"i -- THE..' Best Siffe fctr Hpinq frio n dg {3 ! J:Bret«!s'Aucliland Almanac,"CQritUihing-t % Piotorial Representation' of Queen-street. De 36i'ipt\Qn qf the Fro. ncial District,. New Guide to'Hp. Lake, IkcA&o, •!? !-'■•_ A-,'a[ A± it -.i;■ .: I IVi U.i. _,r.&<:i4fcjj &t.j ■ ' -'..i-- .-'-, :.A-,' ' i



Money, • * i ONEy TO ifcr4-^ 1- MQNEYToISiri^r^ 1 sums,uponfirs_.fi ! .-«i#^. w _.« _P repayable ci t hc_ \eetlfe a « Bec , g! 1 a term ot years;.-ApnlvV4,Ti- el?PttafiM ■ an! G, MercantiTeCl{aiE n,fe &'«I ■ -of New Zealau.l) r QaSi^pil| 1 lurrentrte7,'7 P|:f|^QjT: I ARCH BU'CI^ANAv' ft)l . * g MONEY To'LP4p^l?^l,l -4.T4- ,Freph Q ld s CC Hsff*~^M..ife B \\ M. RKAU I^QWIELT.V,. 1 IQS, Victprij} Arcg^ue^jgpHk | ifi/fONEy toTenF^T^^'i1 4-VJM- rate of in teresi. - AppWd .; Wi&- ■ -^Ei^EiL^raJ I l|/|"ONEy TQ LIS .!VoH^wir^_B Natiou^f^suhfigi^l | M hold scciintv.-Devqre 3,4 WM$ M Queen street. . .«!!(&» ■; win, S, Cochrane, Cochrano's ..SsHtfcM -185. Queen-street. 7 . T]" , ; -fc/rQ .SY .ent SlfioSl JLVJL notes, houses, jefAgl RILLS DISCOUiVfEn D.iTl-u MO UT G AGM Ye If QTAWI JOHN W. Ik Land, Commission', ani. -Estat* _„_. W 'IIIGH-STkEET^Augg^^'^ QUEENSLAND^T^i^j:; 1 • DISCQUNT BANKIffQ £Ql{R\vjv |, J Darby-street (off,Q_}o eß . s tre^), Am m- HEAD OFFICE, BrJ_,b«M> fc Acencies : Auckland, Sydney, Wf li&^H MONEY advanced from _35 4nd qouHj any. amount required, to suit thpborM*«KW_i PERSONAL, FREEHOLD LEAsMgi. any TANGIBLE SECURE, i^S| way as may be' arr_.ngi._l, ei_hc£"W£iS MONTHLY, or. QUARTERLY 'iMfiM lowest current.rates. ' ''*•'!■' -*^S|| ADVANCES made on EURNIT.URB*. Removal; also, oi^ all kinds of MERdM-g including i-U.N D WARP-ANT;., &c, '*l BILLS DISCOUNTED _}t purrqnt; i^ta ' Interviews and con^-nui^catio-is willkto strictly coiilidcutial. " y * "3^. pri?iq3 Hours : F.rcmlOt{U^o'qlo;7 __ . . __ —_^ BANK OE EKGI.AND -NOT_.3Cj.A!.Q£&"' J QNDON MORTGAGE,J.(Urte 50, SHORTLANU -'STREET,' iuCKLp. (C|ppqsiie A. Clark an£ Sql^^-^ja: And J_,itlte Oqllius-st., Melbouriic,._'.■ LOAWS fire advakced. from:£lQlq&(tf Upon" ' ' ,v_rSf Personal, j Freehold, ana':U_casßbo!d:te_.' RepEjyablo by"" ' -•" Weekly, Monthly, of; Qqm^erly -InaiuMi^H - _^t Lowest G-H.rentH6.c_, Advances made on, Furniture wiud'dtnp^H and. al 1 clas?es <i_ M_trqlijin.iise,:"'' Egi Loan? granted upon Lifo Pollc,tCT,"J™|sit_lßl Interests under WiK>.'.-v_! wK Bills Discounted AT,Ct7_jn|_.s_Ei|-_,, H Loan 3 upon Depoaitbf Reeds.- ItenafiSat.fa.W ■'■ •':.■ Easy lijitfilrnents, V. 'IB Terras Gratis, Alf co_ninuiilcat)dii_|MfpH yievvi held strictly. pqotid(j)tia!('l]| B AIiTII U R '.Ql^ife LAND AND. MONETARY !&_.% M 24, saoß'-PLAND, sriijsf M (Three doors pastST_|(__lt^. ,:r' n g| lam prepared to value-land fnAmW< HI tho' Country for intending p\sr.pteser_at Ml, B reasonable terms. AU land sQld l>ypjiA_ Hf land 1 charge . per cent, comqisaita, / X lam- prepared to negotiate-Mqr|_faga ii) tf. «| trom i.2d to £_s,oqqT ."7;:^..' H 'Havingat command a largo, imofmonejla E| make aclvaivpi;s on Life B Havinpf Agents' in all' part's of AHstralii#i« m Englijijd, I can 'make Advant^.timrajß 7n sum. Item .tot! to £15,003, 11* TN DUSTRIAL AND PROVIDIKI J. IMCHMANENT BUII-DINQO^I INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUUgffl SCA^E pE REPAYBIENT REDU^ "~ * . ~7~~~" "~ — ~ :" -,- [Total'jiS'flßs' Repayhientjjestend- Per'•'W<.e|W&lll. H * . in£ fIV .' 7 £ICOv .1 -«C "?r -7-- '-" _--S. d ~*-_.-i»^ ,. ■r..l.year'^7^„ vr'2-o .q.ri r.i«. J; . years.. ;. 0 117 «? .S yeani .. I. 010 Q »:■«■' 7yeare .. .'. 07 If . . IQycarq ::, ". 'i) S 3 j.Elt '■*" ■ ; Anfl otheVperTodsto siiit.BorMftfe. The Board has power in-wjf.SIStvKM? •Want; pf. Eiuuloyaiept U) kwffMjl M MtCNTS," ' '. 5 ' .BOim'OWERS SHARE IN' BR(WW.,-. PART OR WBOLF/OFJ|iKM& .WAY BE -REPAID. -AT-,^Ajb^ INTEREST . CEASES ON TB||ffli REPAID. ' .: ■' .-":: '" ' ' ~..,r _ !,| A mhmher who has obtained an fffiSjj lihertj iq'soll-'hisprbpeijy ataj^tTOJ^ his proper^ siib^Kt m'-t*p,|««pM '' ■' Society. ' '."_-■ j-wiiifuS Corri6r Ot QUEKN:STREET.ffi?tf Jf|^. ' ■/..'."' -4.ANE,AUCICH-Nilr: A^a JOHNI^CRO^ T' ujc k f; a .no; J^i^lS ■_A- di _ tVATivE .BoiiiUiga Imm MENT SOCIIiTY. '':■: .^:;7'..7;7,'/ Freehold or l.oawhoUl' ftoflil £l'o to'£(>,Coo. prim-.ipal^nd intorcs KMS able in i"?'tal.ne.»!s arttp fo|Mf§P Ratei? (or repay ment pf ca^.-f ?. ißsß»fe .;.-_..• 1? T- . .- . '. J-L-^rfffrtriCf.) ip! Repaymentsextcnd- -;. , t^Vvab!' ' jiigovcf , Pf V.Wepfe Jfg3-r( rrrr—- —- —r~_ ~2..-(i-.-- «■+ |j 'II .3t ■: - l-gi A -rrg.Je.flr3 U., ... ~J_ Q.M „ ;4j|Sl{,.j-r 3 years..: .. 0M A KU 'ji : 4.yours .;.. :. 0 11-8 fa|j . ?0 yearg .. -. 9. M^^f^A* m Andin;hpsaincPiOp<n7mbr? n' sl' | I .lA: .'■'.''. ' or-liri^urwa"-' —"*r y^ *| ! -'DEPOSITS-l*e Sppiiify f^Pll&tH 1 doposit :-Fn- (1 mohth^'Oj'pcrC '"t, g^H N- UNDDTSCOU^TB-r^ ■ 1 3. ' •*■ ■■ - HiG-t-STIIEK.. n ~A) I !:-«^i^^ sif 111 4 NT^_S'wßMfe'Pi i wfis_f^sf .iff';; 1 ■Btl.nL^:ouqte&u^l% | V'- -W-1 "'*-■ '-> (W ,™ a Bank will ruum'pH^; , r, i-„ I ingraiosiit interest. -... Ar 'n.gejSi 6 months - " ..;;. «' I ; .... . 3 months «,•-..;'; r ' -irrh*(l_!.,;'l"M3l I 1 *W f_f#JsW§illf' I 'p-t.^wW'B^' I