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Auctions. CATTLE SALES. WAruKtr—SATURDA V, January 3 PuKisiiOHK—MONDAY, Januarys ' ,■, J)HUuy— VV.KI >.-. 1 ■:,-• i) aY, January *?1 Papakuka—WEDNESDAY, Janniry 28: ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATUEDAY, JANUARY 3.- T 11 E II A V M A R X E T. B^IOR SALE, on Saturday, January 3, a1 ■i 11 o'clock, Tho well-krown Horses, GILLIE CALLUM and TRKGEAGLE. Also, A Pair of Groys, two and three years' old, medium draught, and a good match, Ex 'Coomcrang,' from Waitara. ALFRED AUCKLAND. SATURDAY,- JANUARY 3. THE H A V M A It X E T. npilE undersigned has rccoived in iliP" SL (ions from Mr l^obort Ray to auction, on Saturday mext, January.3, Tho vrcll-known Racehorse TEMPLKTON and MARir 1" 1^' Also, Tho Stceplechaso Homo LC X nAND* 1 ho breeding of tho"abo~vef T^Waov performances are too well-^ w» *° 5? 1 cd t ? e^ description, ami Will bo old wlth all tneu engagements. ALFRED fJCKLAND. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. THE HAYMA RXE T. FOR unreserved sale, on Saturday, January 3, at 12 o'clock, The Chesnut Marc, LADY ELIZABETH, i years, by Teranga, dam Ladybird. En gaged in tho Cambridge Cap, Publicans Pursa. Waikato Handicap, Waikato Publicans' Purso, Hawke's Hay Cup and Handicap, and Papakuro. Handicap. Chesnut Filly LADY GEHTRUDF, 3 years, by Papapa. dam Ladybird. Engaged in the Cambrideo Maiden Plate, Cup and Publicans' Purse, Papakura Handicap, Wcikato Maiden Pl:ite. Waikato Pub licans' Purse, Hawko's Bay Cup and Handicap. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,j,. — ; ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. THE HAYMA RKE T. 17\ OR SALE, on Saturday, January 3, ' witli all their engagements, Tho following HORSES, tho proporty of Mr- Jdclvor:— •''•'■ GRKY MOMUS, aged, Hurdle and Steeple chaser, by Traducer, dam Patrician. ' BALMORAL, late Parthenopeus, 5 years old. by Traducer, dam Atalanta. hn ■ • gaged'.n the Napier Cup, Napier Handi cap, Waikato Publican:,' Purso, Wanga ;dul Cap, Wanganul btakes, and Flymg Handicap. ■„..,■ AISO,, . '■;'■■ ■■:;':,. RAT A, bay gelding, 5 years, by Opawa, dam : • Maggie Lauder. (SeeN.Z. Stud Book.) And INTRODUCTION, bay filly, 3 years, by S^ , Walter, dam Titania. (3ee N.Z. Stud. ', , Book.) ALFRED BUCKLAND. ,: ."T THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. THE REMUEBA YARDS. ■ TJIOR SALE, on Thursday, January 8, fl} at 1 o'clook, Dairy Cows, Store Cattle ' v i" a , ~'■..■',..',. 120 Well-fatted Cattle i . :, 500 (Tat Sheep and Lamo3 , ; Fat and btore Pigs. '.V ALFRED BUCB:LANb. ' ". . "WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 7,. 1880. THE HAYMARKET WOOL .SALE. riTEDNESDAY, Js«Quary 7,188Q, at 12 o'clock, for about ! . ,: ~ 300 BALE S. V HIHH i '<" . ... | ,'.'!!-'ii/-..! " . .' ..:;;f!, |v"/.' ,'l ...■/.,,. Alfred buckland. ■ - saturday, jakuary 3. ; , the halFmarket. ' '' : OOR SALE, on Saturday, January 3, |1 at 11 o'clock, ' A Pair of Groys, two-aid thro years' old. . i, !J; .L -i, A "SSi'cSA, and a gopd matcii. Ex • Comerang,' from Wqitaio. nnnrrmi .si ALF reD~BUCKLAND. I" ■) i ■■ : :—'. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15,. At 11 6'Clock. DESIRABLE PROPiRTY IN THE i PIIOVINCE OF_AUCKLAND. • TH E HAY MARK ET. ' |71OK SALE, at the Haymarket, on Thursday,Uttnuaryls,atll oVJoolci'eonßequent 1 ~', , oponi)issoiutionofi Partnerahipy: Dl . ~ : THAT VALUABLE FRKEHOLD , KNOWN A3. "T E I H U," .-i !. Eaipara, containing by. admoaßutdmont 1,420 acres, situated on. the loft bank of the Otamatea i I^iVer, having deep water frontage fio that ships , ;c o£6oo tons burthen can lip witMr^.biscuit throw' of-tbe shore. The quaiity of' thejlflnilis'godd,.. . ■■):■..■ '■': '::■ being chiefly black soil on Jimeatone. "i.'/i/ !■■>; ■ TH^'.'imprpvemen^'corlßist of a good ten ,ii .'ii l i;.TOi>taedX)Wßlling-houße,'Baraand.Outbnildings.i- mi. :: ,The property■ is almost entirely;fenced, lajcon- , ~ jaiderabk) portipn is, in Enelidh1 grasßianAifiye '' convenlenfc"pa:ddoclts'llJi!P'9''been laid off ,ar|d niJ T :-.Beeurely'fertc«s>;;. ,),;!';.. j '': - ' !CommTmicdtS6^ I w.ith. Aucklandt-byßtßam^tia :;■. bi-weekl?;,and.the ppQject^a lrn^ot'raiilw^yffl'l the North mnst pass within a/fßW.<mlle,9.iniil-juIC " '"Adjofaingthe ffstate'U•o''gpdd'^d' i 'of,' ( abol ut ( . . : 42,000 acres which ■ coaJJi', be eaßfiTy leased from' «-'•'. the natives on advantageotifl terms. .■■.-.,!.),.. JFor frjiitlter. partibulars, apply' to <: . ■ •'< '•'...'■[' , LKWKS RY@,, ,„. g • '■■■'••.■!' Te Ihu, Otftmatea.;,,lßr,: : ] ■V;'V:!i,: "■ ,'ALFRED BUCKLANDi ■<;■' ',/;: !: November^, Iffli.' ■•■' '■■■- •• •',' '^'?l .",-."•. • rpHE GSBORNEBEAPER^'BiNPj^.I ONE OF; THE BEST MAOHINKS JMPORTEDj 0 ' AND LB.AST';LIABLE TQ.GET 'OUT'OF! Bl , ' EEPAtB. ON SALE AT THE HAYMARKET. ALEKED BUCKLAND, • WBDKESDAYr;JANVARYi"7;;" ' . IPAPAKURA MPNTHLY.1 CAIT3LE : S ALE. : • : h ; >?GIOR SALEj.at the FapaTcura Yards, on ■Hi '■: -Wednesday next, January 7, about ■H ,:• " t<ul Mixed-Store Cattle, Fat Cattle, Dairy ;•-«, She«p! Horsoa. &c, i^KK 'r;sAt:'2"W o'clock. ,i



■"■ '■ . Auctions. SATURDAY, JANUARY 3. : DURHAM YART)S~HORSE SAW gjlOß SALE,' at the Dnrham Yards, > S- Saturday. Japuary 3, Ex ' Comerang,' from Waitara, :{xtra Heavy Draught Horse, good trial g' ■ 'i Kidirg and Hight Harness Mares A.lho, ..rses, - Unbroken Colts, I Medium DrauKb/acks, (Jood Riding Haclt from AVaikoUrajs, Light Hari.ess and Draught Ho' &c. AT 11 O'CLOCK. HTJBTER' & NO" ' ! FBEDAY, JA^ HY 8> i | 1 AT 11 O' PREMIER GOLD "^Na COMPANY. IMPORT' 1' SALB ■blacksmitJ^' ls' &c' &c- T , . igned has received instinc-! rjIHE untj o n ty public auctio"n, on the : ft. tions ,y's mine, Coromandel, on Friday, above Comic n o'clock a.m., , Bth J'inua' olp at t]]o Movable TCOLg and Tho/ECTS, consisting of a Largo and ,mp!ote Sotof Blacksmiths' and Mining ools, Trucks. Tanks, Belts, Coals, tjuicksilver, S:c, &c. d. b. McDonald. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, JANTJABY G. PAKISH OF WAIKOMITI, COUNTY OF EDEN. G. W. BIN NE V HAS received instructions from the Mortgagee to se 1 by public auction, on Tuesday. Jancary 6, at Exchange Sale Rooms, Durhams-stract, at 11 o'clc ck sharp. Forty and a-Half acres Land in the Parish of Waikomiti. County of Kden, bounded on the North by ihe Whau Creek, on the last by a lino of. Gl7 link s,on the South by lino directine tho said Allotments 15CG links, and on th<.> West by the Whau Creek, together with all Buildings there on. For further particulars apply to G. W. BINNEY, Auctioneer, Durham-street. Musical. AUCKLAND IVT U S I C WAREHOUSE, 74, QUE3 N- S T BEET, (A. ICADY, Manager), IMPORTERS OF PIANOFORTES, AMERICAN . ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, And all varieties of Musical Instruments, HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST-SELECTED STOCK OF MUSIC to be found in Auckland, which is supplemented every mail by Novelties selected by onr London agent. BRASS. REKO, WIND, AND f-TRING INSTRUMENTS A Largo Supply of SUPERIOR VIOLIN STRINGS just to hand. mHE WILCOX & WHITE /^ABINET /"\RGANS. CHURCH ORGANS 1 DRAWING-ROOM ORGANS! COTTAGE ORGANS! Tho Wiloox and Whito Organs havo been pronounced tho BUST by tho most Eminent Musicians in all parts of the world. Nothing that ingenuity con doviso, labour accomplish, or capital procure.has been omitted by tho makers in the devclopmentand perfection of tho Cabinet Organ. For Country People Cabinet Oreansaro more generally useful than pianos for tho follow ing reasons:— They never get out of tune, and rarely out of repair; should one of the roods bo broken, it can bo replaced by post; on account o" their sustained tone they makes moro beauti ful accompaniment to the voice; owing to the variety of thoir stops, they are capable of extraordinary powor of expression and the most thrilling effects; they are MUCH CHKAPKR than pianos; they are much easier to learn ; a little skill with them produces tho pleasantest effect, whereasittakesyearstoacquiroproflcieney on the piano: they are unequalled for Beauty of Finish, Richness and Volume of Tono, and Unique. n$ Artistic Design. Illustrated Catalogues on application. SOLE AGENCY FOR AUCKLAND ! THE AUCKLAND MUSIC WARKHOUSE . , .' . ■ li, Queen-street. Publications. "ORETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK FOB 1 8 8 0, Uußtrated with Portraits of His Excellency the Governor of New Zealand and of Auckland Public Man. The aim of this work is to describe in an interesting manner the vast resources, the climate, and tho scenery of the Auckland Pro vincial District; its mountains.!, harbours, rivers, and lakes: its torests and its plains.; its culti vated and warip lands; and to show foreign capitalists tha': our genial clime, rich lands, mineral prodnots. and intelligent, po-ahead people offer inducements to intending investors or settlers superior to those ot any other part of the world. jOther Colonial Handbooks have invariably misrepresented this naturally rich and beautiful Province, while the pages of the above work are devoted eniirely to setting forth Auckland s capabilities and its many superior advantages. In addition to which, the fullest.information is afforded of all political, social, and religious matters of Provincial or Colonial importance. As each year tho contents are re-wittcn, and the statistical information brought up to the latest date, the annual rglume becomes a valuable work of reference, worthy o£ a pe; mancnt place in every colonist's library. As thia valuable publication is designed solely tofurther tne prosperity of Auckland, the price charged is merely nominal. Its ncrease of circulation has been 3,000 extra copies since the 1877 volume was iSßued. Last year's entire issue was sold completely out in six weeks.,,. ~ ■. ~ > As the BookAoa now become a work of daily reference in, tho homo of every settler through out the province, and is in use in all public offices throughout the colony, *nd in many leading places abroad, it may with confidence be described as the best permanent medium of advertising offered to b siness men. The work will bo issu d at the old price— „ ONE SHILLING. ".'•:>..■. ,;,,.;-. Insurance. fiOLONIAL INSURANCE CO.'S VL/ Policy-holders are informed that in event of Removal oi: Goods and Chattels to Escape Conflagration tho Company Contributes towards tha Expense ot such Kemoval and tfce Salvage remains the,UNDISPUTED PROPKRTY of the Insured. 1 The 'General Conditions of the Company's Policies are Most .Liberal and the Kates of Premium'Modkkate.- Kach Riskiß considered accoiding tp Ms merits. v Fire or Marine Insurances can be effected' with this Company on any Insnrable Interest. Policies are issued'forthwith and' Claims met with promptitude. ' •-, ■ ; ~ .■, ■. ■,■/;;",■;;;;„;,, ;!I .jAa, ) B v GRAHAM; ,}„■., •, ■ ■•in i .I:!-' ":'."',-■•'■■ >■'■'■ \m Btanoh Manager. Next Post Office. Shdrtland-street. 'WEW'" tkjth AND XNfati,BANoifi .:J^|.' 7V(Hi- 11 c/COMPANY.■ „,,.., ~ ■' VUI/ i .itJ ii-j it J-'.'t ' /. ' '■fgSSteiii iila &«££«»'*•!' 'i' "iSS thia Company ft t Lowest Pat^s. „; ;..;•„', TTiiilHlusurod'fOr tho Voyaae Cr-Time1. 'Me*i ■T^Moiai;. ';in^ur!ance : - -coidPAii.^ [p^n^^.^.:,.;..^.:;.,;;;.-..^,.,^!)?^. '**"; ;■'■ a^oelan^^'ra'-nch, ::■':;•;•• QUEBN-STREKT, next to thB1 Colonial olbooVltm .: 'FIHE DEPARTMENT.! i .-i '■ i .' ', InsuraiK.43 granted on D.wellipg-ucuses, Stores, Shops. Buildings in whioh trade is carried on. Merchandise, and 'deads of every description. . MAEINK DEPAETfiiEJ«rT..i', !, r '• ■ Hulls 61 Ships or Stoamei's.'Motchandijie pf all .kinds, Specie and Wool to United, Kingdom, at Lowest Cukkent Rates. : ■ T' ' ~l,' • ■ . ■, R. H. STEVENSON,"' Manager. BO iCT-T H 'BRITISH INSUKANCE ■', . ujj j»j /COMPANY, j '■»''■■■<•■' ■ - ■<>'■ • ■-■. ■•:;■• "CAPITAL,'£I,OOiO,OO(). '" : ;' ■ BniHingsof ewcy descrJptibu 4ad Contents . Ir;»ar€d. . . ; Wool from, fiipep's Back or Shipping Post;to Louddn. . %. ' Veaselfl, Froightv -(fold, Grain, Gurv>, and Cargoes generally-In9>e(i to and fiom, London, the Coloniee, imarite-, Cblna, Mftliritius, the Island^, &c, :• i- ';...'• J " '.-■ ■■' ■■ • Lowest C-prBPNT lUtes. ; HeadcOfflce, Auckland. "'• ■••■■' A. -BOAPDMAN, 0 £ Manager.



——-^.mpier's Advertisement. _ ' --&STMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, ~ i / 2d and 3d; Riding Whips, 6d ; Large ! i-a Grand Aecordians, 30a; Handsome Brass jamcntcd. 20-keyed Concertina". Is "d, 7s and . E a, real beauties; LargoTclephones in Boxes, 9d; ladles" Hamburg Costnnu;s, 2s Cd : Intnuta ■ Vdk Bonnets and Hats, 2s and 1i 6d; Cards of Useful Tools for men, women and children, oa-, Wool Lambs.Gd; Noah's Arto,Gi; Shell Money Boxes, 1m; tuch nice Albums, with picture in front, la; Superior ditto, Is Gd to 3s; Children's Pretty Muks, (idand 'id: another lot of l'landsomn Fljwer Glasses, 'J l each ; Klack and other Coloured Lustre, Ud, Boy's Satohc.ls, Is; Ladled' and Gents' Bags, la and l?Gd; Children's Woorl Sjia-ies, 3d ■ nd Gd: Harmonioans, ii to lOd; Trumpets, 2d to 9d; Solid BalK Gd each; One-hose Kxpross, Is; Watches, 6ii; Striking ditto, 9d; Oliina Dolls, 3d, Gd, Is. and 2s; Wax ditto, with hair, Is; Chinese Dolls, 13 61; Boxes Toys, 6d; Pearl Necklets, Jd; ;-hell Mroochea, Gdandls; Ladies'and Gents' White Handker chief., 2d to Is; handsome Wall Mottos, 9d each; Bag Purses, with chain, la; large gilveroo Loskets. 2s; Finger Rings, Gi; an enormous stock of Silvered Brooches, Earrings, Sols, and Solitaires, very cheap; Men's Studs, 61 to la Gd; Black Satin, 3s the yard; White Gros Grained Silk, 5s (usual price, 10s); Silvered Hair Sprays, 2s - Ladies' Good Elastic Side Boots. 4s Gil; superior ditto, 5s Gd; Ladies' Prunella dit'o, with or without toe-caps, 5s Gd; Children's Shoes, Noe. i to 13, 13 9d to 2a Gd; Ladies' Glove Kid ditto, Gs; Children's Leather Boots, Is and 2s; Men's superior ditto, 6s; About 270 grosj Ladies' and Men's Superior I Stand-up Collars, 2d the box; lot ot Men's Un -1 bleached Socks, did : Ludiei' Ho?e, 5d to 3s Gd: Children's ditto, cheap; Men's Puk gaicjs, Cd. 3d, nnd Is; Very Superior Black and White Silk lace .Mits, Is Gd ; Lovely Snowflaka Spotted Net, Is 6d tlie yard; Coloured Dress Muslin, 3Jd the yard; Inser.ioa Embroidery, }d and Id tlic yard; the White Tulle at Gd is going •i'ast; nearly 400 dozen yards Crape Trimming, lld to 3d the yard ; Book Music for Piano. Violin, sc OJ each, Y/orth Is Gd. Tell your husbands to come and see the Drab Felt Hats at 2s Gd; lien's Large-rimmed Straw I'lats, Is; Ladies' i-tmw Hats. Gd to 2s; Boys' ditto. Is; Men's Tweed Trousers, 53 6d ; Galloon Trimming, 3d; Ladies' White Lace Scarfs. Gd and Is.—W. H. Dampier. ND IA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE. " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea," 3s per lb. "Family Mixture,"2s Gd ditto " Tea h xtraordinary," 2s ditto " Rrokenanrf Siftings" (flavoury) Is 8d ditto " Congou Fdnning3" (tine), Is Gd aitto Assam Co.'s Sinoft Pekoe Tea Cho:ce Uarjeolincr Souchong Strong and piuigcnt Indian Farmings Currants, from l^d per lb. Pudding Raisins, from 5d ditto New Bates, from 55d ditto New Prunes, from Gd ditto Patras Currants and Kleme Raising Potted Pheasant, 9d per tin Potted Partridge, 9d ditto Shrimp Paste, 9d ditto Potted longue and Beef, 9d ditto Salmon, from 9d por tin ChoiooFre3hHerrings,9dditto Just Landed, ex Mail-steamer: Choicest Chicago Breakfast Bacon Ditto ditto Sugar-Cured Hams BdSt in the market. Come and see them F. WHITEHEAD, Tea Dealer, Victoria-strebt, Tobacconist, Quken-stkeet. N B.—New Pins and Balls in the Bowling Saloon. Uueco-street. Capital exercise for young gents in sedentary occupations. No Betting allowed on the Game." 0 BUTCHEKS, SETTLERS, FAR. MERS. AND OTHERS. The TJncleriaigned are Cosh Purohaaara of Hides, Sheepskins, Wool, Tallow.Beoswax, &c, &o. at highest market rates. In any Quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt and Im mediate caah remittances returned at aatiaffto torr rates. IRELAND BROS., TANNERS AND LiEATHHK MANTIS'ACTURKH9, Auckland. RE L A JNr D Hli O T HKKS, WOOL MERCHANTS, TANNKE.S AUD I/KATHKR MANTJFACmjBKBB Importeri3 ol Saddlers' and tfootmokeia. Machinery, English and Foreign leather, Saddlery, Saddlers' Ironmongery, Boot Uppers. Grindery, Mill Bo'tlng, Snotlon and Delivery Kobo, &c. Warehousoa: Vulcan Lane and Hlgh-«tract. Works: Panmure, Auckland. Constituents'>ordera promptly and .'carofnil executed [Established A.D. 1861.] nnHE CITY OF AUCKLAND JL DTEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT. RICHMOND AND WELLESLEY-STREET EAST, W. E D G A R, Proprietor. Whilo thanking the public for their patronago during thnpust sixteen years, W.'Kdoau would beg to inform tliem that he has now on hand a Complete Stook of the Very Best and Fastost Dyws, and that with hia appliances, in which ho has adopted evory modern improvement, ho can turn out his work of a quality not to be excollod. W.B. has just received a LargetStock of the Ncwoat Dyes for the most fashionable colours in Shawls, Opera Cloaks, Babies' Dresses, &c, &c. Silk and Satin Dresjes Cleaned or Dyed and Well-finished. Ostrioh Feathora Cleaned or Dyed any shadeand woll Cured. Gentlemen's Clothing Cleaned, Dyed and Renewed in Color at short notice. Hats, Feathers, Sheopskins Cured, Cleaned or Dyed. S3T Orders left at the City Establishment. Wcllopley-strcet Kast, will meet with prompt attention. Ladies and gentlemen waited upon by lenving their addresi. personally or by post. O TO BATH to Roth's Publlo Hot, Cold, and Shower Bathe, Victoria - street East. Charge, ONE SHILLING. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 1(1 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and aupl plied with every convenience, Turkish towels, lesh and hair broahes, combs, respirators, soap, &o Seleot bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance, One 3hillinq. Pleaso note the address:—Victoria street East, abote the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Auckland Time. i*J4SI\ <t Alls £4. ' ~~~ £4. J» Ho W D E N, SHQR'I'LAND-STREET. Saddlery. SADDLERY AND TTARNESS. JnL DUTY OF.F MOUNTINGSI W. S. JONES Continues to manufacture every variety of the above in daily increasing quantities, and by tne aid of the latest improved labour-saving appli ances, combined .-.ith. the largo demand, is enabled to produce them at <ar thk low est possible cost. Bin Dbay and SpbinQ.CartHarness; Single and Double Buggy, CARitiAGte, Waggon, and : Plough Harness, mounted with Iron, Brass, Solid White Metal, Manganese, or Hated on .German Silver.' Also, riding and Pack Saddles of the latest patterns; Bruil'ks, &c, in Btook, or : ■ liiftdo to order on the shortest novice. Our own make Strong Stock Saddles in every quality, cheap and very durable, alw.ajs on and. Silver on Solid German Silver Mounted Lined Point Riding. Bridles, with Steel,Bits,4rpm •:■ Ws,'each.- '•','•■• ■. ~ , iGootfRACta'SADDLW .(wlthmounta weight 41b. ' '. from, 53 153. each, complete. '. i ':!','; ißxt'ra'iaWona: lined .Point Bridles, from 9s each. .«ii ... n to j,i ' ■PbßTiiiAjjTEAUjc, Valises. Coubirb and , Bags, ■.op'ct oy?n. make, In! great ■ 'irazuity, . '~ . ' . ... ~'.'," f-'; !. Try tbo undersigned for Ghe^p BOLID NICKEL i , 811/VKK.Biw and Stierdps; ' ■, •, • tiiiwk ''/S.jjHijS[ 6j N c '': s;''"'', ■;;•■■;:,.■;', QtJEEId-STREET. •.. ,i, WQjJTH SHORE A^D WADK i.iNK! •:;;', .'; tiO¥Jy^U^aOAVn«Si -: !i ,7 ; '<■h !_'.',-"!' '■' Tturs'YfiiW' -ix> • I Leave the Flagstaff Hotel, Nortti Shore, ever/ , MONDAY, WEDMCg DAY, and FRIDAY on arrival of tho U a.m, boat frpm. Auckland, calling at the Lake, Luoas Creek r 'ttDd Dairy Leove aWade Hotel «very TUESDAY,' THURS,' DAY, and SATURDAY, at 0 a.m., for the JJorthShore. r-^' ■ > ;■ ' ;• FOR HlßE—Bncgies of every description, - Waggonettes, bFeakaand Coaches, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses,. Sp"eclal Con veyances on hire for picnic parties to the LtiUo and all parts o£ the Norta, with or withopt .drivers., ( .v, V^f v,^ G»^L^ ~ , . /Proprietor. ; fTi'i TB£ UNEMPLOYED! IN AUCK. ■ LANDa Both M&loo nud Females in reqtisst. AlMi. 'M^rled^Cquples without encumbrcuoe «3T The above -will fiad BuitabJo-^nd lacrativfii (■mployment by applyuig fo ' •' ' " \ ;"' ■•■ ' " '!" ■>.: : l ANN BO3BRTSON, ' ■ {Servants' Homo and Hegtstryi. ~ Corner Heripj^p^fi; ft'i^ia-streetß, Ttturarangft



Railway Notices. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. OHRISTMi S AND NEW YKAR HOLIDAYS. CHEAP FAKES. Single Tickets, any St^iion to any Station, issued £rom Saturday, Decenrber 20. 1879, to iwuiiuii', January 3; ISSO, will be available for return any day until MONDAY, January 5, inclusive, with ihe followitag exceptions only. On Fuiday, Uecember 2(i, Thursday and Fuiday, tho Ist and 2nd January. 1880, Fares from Auckland, Newmarket, Kemuera, Penrose, and Onehunga to Itacecnurse or Kllerslie, will be Ono Shilling eactp, single or return, irrespec tive of class, available oru,y on day of issue. From Auckland, Newmarket, and Onehunga, Return Tickets available for rail and admittance to course will be issued. Prico, Three Shillings each. JANUARY 1 and 2, The following Ordinary Trains only will rue « SOUTH. Auckland to Oliaupo, 7.0 a.m. Auckland to Onchuni<n, 7.0 a.m., 9.5 a.m., and 11.15 p.m. NORTH. Mercer to Auckland, 6.25 n.ro. Ohaupo to Auckland, 1.15 p.m. Ono'innga to Auckland, 7.15 a.m., 8.25 a.m., and 7.15 p.m. Tlie Train leaving Onoliunga at G. 45 p.m. to Penrose, meeting Main Lino Train, and Penrose at 7 p.m. to Onehunga,will run as usual. For all other trains see Special Time-table. SPECIAL TRAINS. Between 10 a.m. and 5.10 p.m. Special Trains will leave Auckland every 20 minutes for Ellers lie, calling at Newmarket. Itemuera, and Knee course ; and between 10.45 a.m. and C.15 p.m. will leave lUlerslie for Auckland every 20 minute", calling at Racecourse, Remueraand Newmarket. From Onehunga, every hour, for ?enrosO and Kllqrslie, between 10.20 a.m. and 20 p.m.; returning every hour between Bame times. All Ordinary Trains, if required, will stop at Racecourse and Green Lnue, but Special Trains WILL NOT STOP at Greeu Lane. LAST TRAINS FROM RACECOURSE. At 5.30 p m., for Stations between Penrose and Ohaupo At 5.50 p.m., for Onehunga At 6.20 p.m., for Remuara, Newmarket and Auckland, Tho following Special Trains will run from Ohaupo to Auckland and back :— NORTH. Ohaupo, dep... .. C 15 a.m. Hamilton, 6 10 „ Hamilton Jim.. „ .. .. GSO „ Ngaruawahia, „ ■ • • • 7 25 „ Hnntley, , 8 10 „ Mercer, arr. .. .. !) 25 „ dep !) 51 „ Pokono, „ .. .. 10 2 „ Tuakan. „ .. .. 10 25 „ Pukekohc, „ .. . - 10 50 „ Drury, , 11 2(5 „ Papakura, „ .. .. 11 30 „ Papatoitoi, „ .. .. 12 2p.m. Otalmhu, „ .. .. 12 10 „ Penrose, „ .. .. 12 20 „ Ellcrslie, „ .. .. 12 25 „ Kaceeourso, „ 12 l! 0 „ Kemuera, „ .. .. 12 33 „ Newmarket, ~ .. .. 12 60 „ Auckland, arr... .. 10,, rt3T Note.—Tho Train leaving Ohaupo at 8.10 n.m is suspended. ' SOUTH. Auckland, dep... .. 5 0 p.m. Newmarket, „ .. .. 510 „ Remuora, „ .. .. > r> 25 „ Racecourse, „ .. .. 5 :to „ Ellorslio, „ .. .. sx< „ PcnroHc, „ .. .. 6 10 ~ Otiihuhu, „ .. .. -\ 62 „ Papatoiloi, „ .. .. 0 0,, Manurowa, ~ .. .. 022 „ Papakura .. <> ■« ~ Drury, „ .. .. 7 :i „ Pukokoho, „ .. •- ' S3 ~ Tuakau, „ .. .. 7 f>2 „ I'okeno, „ .. .. 812 „ Mercer, '„ .. .. Sfl „ Rungii'irl. ~ .. •• ol\ ~ Huntloy, „ .. •• !' :>:> ■• Nganiawahiu ~ .. •• ]0 '-■' •• HiimiUonJun.,,, .. ■• lv :i'"' „ Hamilton, 11 10 „ Ohaupo, air. .. .. 11 '5 n S3T Note.—Tho Train leaving Auckland nt •1.15 p.m. is suspended. Goods Ofllcos will bo open until 9.15 a.m. on Boxing Day and tho Ist and 2nd of January for tho delivery of fresh lisii, fruit, etc.; but no goods will bo received to be forwarded on tlioso days, nor delivered after tho hour mentioned. A. V, MACIIONALI). General Manager. TTAirAK A .. RAIL \VAY. CHRISTMAS & NEW YKAR HOLIDAYS. Slnglo Tickets (any station to nny Station) issuod from Saturday. Dccombor 20. IS7II, to Saturday, January S, lrfSO, will be available for Return any day until Monday, January 5, inclusive. On Christmas Day NO Trainß will run. A. V. MACDONALD, Goncral Managor. Hotels. H I-S T L E HOT E L, QUEKN-STRKET. SPLKNDID BARS~AND, SITTING-ROOMS. THE UPSTAIRS BAR AND B I L L J A R D ■ R O O M UNEQUAIiLKD IN THE COLONIES. ' ' J. iiITT LE, PROPRIETOR. THISTLE HOTEL, QUBBN-STRKKT, AUCKLAND. SELECT BILLTARD SALOON, containing ono of Bennett's Prize Tables, the fastest and best table in New Zoaland; and Alcook's Kxhl bition Table that took first prize at tho Ureat Exhibition of "1862, the hnndsomest table in the Colonies. The rooms are lofty and well lighted, and the marking most carefully attended to. RINCE ALFRED 11OTKL, QUKEN STREET, ONEHUNGA. John Ghogan begs to inform the inhabitants of Onehunga and surrounding districts that ne has assumed the Proprietorship of tho nbovo well-known House, and t'tists that by keeping nothing but the beat of Brands In Wini-R una Spirits, combined with civility and cleanliness, to merit a fair share of their support. Whitson'a Sparkling Alo always on draught; Wood Hods and Meals always attainable. HAMLEYS AUCKLAND HOTEL, EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION TRAVELLERS, WITH LARGE SAMPLE ROOM. BEST RESTAURANT IN iOWN. Breakfast, 8 to 10 Dinner, 1 Luncheon, 12 to 12.30 and Tea, sto 7. WINKS AND SPIRITS OF BEST BRANDS Private cntrance-Quccn-strcotto High-strcot. Largo Billiard-room with every comfort. SV I V A N . has assumed the Proprietorship of the Swan Hotel, and made considerable improve ments. Tho house hus been thoroughly reno vated, and tho business of tho houso will in future bo conducted in first-class style- H.V. having completed arrangement for tho Choicest Liquors procurable, bega to inform private Families, Clubs, hociotios, Picmo Parties, and others that Orders for Assortca Hampera ot Wines, Spirits, Champagno. Ales, etc., are care fully mado up and forwprcled to any address:- Note rnu address: S. VIVAN, Swan Hotel. Mechanics' Bay. ___^_ Coffee Merchants T3ROWN, BARRETT & CO.'S AUCEI.AND ~ BTEAM COFFEE jVND SPICEIMILL3. n' r!nn, > i ::,■..- V.r. !'•■■'-'■■ '"^ COFFEES. . . " „ M IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KKOWN THAT GOOD COFFEE is the best Btimnlatlag V.i Jin Beverone/both for Winter und , ; .. r,.. ~ Summer. To obtain whatyou really want, ask for onr Best Brands, the EXCKLBIOR or STANDARD, which have sustained thoir good names over Ten Years, and have, very much increased in demand—a sure proof q their ;being oonsumed ao4 appreciated in all households throughout and even tita ot qur prpvinco. : . »■*. Wholesale only nt our AllUa and Agents (9. Retail at all Qrooory Eatauilshtnotits In Town and Country. .|"fi ■ : idmW !!i.H » Oar beat sao HxcfWorßrand,eroaiilabol| qualities. MoO Staddord „ red' \ >EverTpk«e S^'g Uon „ pink' „ I withour Bn ' signature, S5 '.Mi ' ..•-.■■: '-/ i ■'' ■ «o° - \ Uiu lowest „ pnoo' i, [ qualities, .8 SS IGVowd i, yollow „ f without our ||| 7 Blffnature. Oar PEPPERS and SPICR^,we guarantee of Best Quality, and I'roo of adulteration. . BROWN, BARRETT & CO.ffi Blllott-streot, July, 13th, 1879. ; ■piNAFOEE LANCERS,. PINAFORE QUADRILLES! PINAFORE GALOPS! On Sale at Eady's, Auckland Music WAEEHOUSB, QtrEfi^-STREKT. 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Land and Estate Agents. Estate agent and Valttatok, QUKKN-STHKKT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LKNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST - CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VKSTKD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OK OTHER SHARKS. No Charge to Lender or Investor. FOR SALE, a Bargain, a Farm of. 479 acres. ! There arc £00 acres in grass. There i« a good Family Residence of ton rooms, also neccs- ; sary outbuildings. This tirst-class property is ! only four miles from the To Awamutu railway stni ion. Price, £8 10s per acre. Terms, £1000 cash: balarioa cau remain on tho property.— j J. M. Lennox. Hstato Agent. Auckland. i ID EMUKItA.— Family Residence, with lsacreß JtV of freehold. Price, £850.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Asent. • ....... . ,„ h■] a r\ —Cottage and Freehold Allotment, 33 iiW. x go, i n Kyber Pass Road. Price, £110 cash.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. CITY _a few minutes' walk from the Union ißank, a most desirable Bix-roomed Cottage, with freehold allotment. Price, £100.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. MHO DAIRYMEN and Others.-One of tho X finest Dairy Farms near the city. Ihe land is subdivided into six paddocks and laid down in thfe richest English grasses, is well watered, and .has a cottage erected upon it. Lhis nrst claas Farm U admirably adapted for young stocJ' or dairy purposes. Price, £1,100; £uOO cash, and the balanco can remain upon the property.-J. 11. Lennox, Kstate Agent. T?OR SALE, twelve miles from tho city, a ]C first class Farm of 120 acres, with water frontage; all subdivided and laid down in English grasses. Price, £1.800 -J. M. Lennox. »> ALLOTMENTS in John-street, Ponsonby. 0 Price £10 tho three. -J. M.I ennox. T INCOLN-STKEIIiT (Ponsonby) — 7-roomed ij Residence, with largo freehold allotment. Price, £210.— J. M. Lennox, rw OR'l'll SHOKB.-7-roorned Residence, near JIS the Beach ,with fine freehold allotment. Price, £315.— J. M. Lennox; Estate Agent, Auck n-i'f.—W Acres of Land in a good district.— /aONQUeIt PLAGE, PARNELL-A Four- Vy roomed Cottage and Freehold Allotment m this rising district. Price, £150.— J. M. Lennox, Kstate agent, Auckland. <P«W*<U.—A Desimblo Residence in Con %OV»V quest Place, Pavnell, with.freehold allotment.—J. M. Lennox, Batata agent. . «, O FARMERS' and Others.—One of the 0 Choicest Farms in the f-rovince. There nrfl 217 acres within 8 miles of she city ; quality of land cannot bo excelled: largo nino-roomed residence.—J. M. Lennox, Ifstato Agent. MANGARK.— A First-class little Farm of 20 Awn; all fenced, and Cottago erected thereon. Price, £750. -J. M. Lennox, mo FARMERS.—A choice Farm of 91 Acres, X 70 acrca of which are in good grouses and fenc.d sheep proof ; th« Cottage is neatly built; the land is all good and well watered; only H miles from a Railway .Station. Price, £80j.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 1 EAH'IKLI) VIICW.—A 5-roomcd Vorandah O Cottagf. in Ihia favourite loculity, with large freehold allotment. Tho cottage is in beautiful order.—J.»M. Lennox, KMnto Agent. NULSON-STRKKT.— A compact and comfort able 5-roomed uoaidunco, a few tninntoa walk from the Union Hunk. Colonial Oven in tho kitchen; fowl-houso and woodshed de tachod; allotment freehold. I'rice £350.— J. M. TnNCKNT-STRtf F/r (City).—Neut Cottage and V Freehold Allotment . Price. £250.— J. M. TWK SALM (a Bargain).—A first-class farm JJ of 250 acres in tho Waikato. with Houao, Orchard, &o. Prico: £t>so.—J. M. Lennox, Estate xlonVv—SHve-roomod Cottago, In Pagot-streo>, g^^iOV witli argo freehold allotment.—Price, £250.-. T. M. Lennox, ifnuitu uncut. MOUNT KDi'.'N.—ls Acres, purtly in grass, with small IJoubo. Prico, JJJOO.-J. M. Lciino::, Kutnto .Went. (jqaa—Slx-roomoil (Jottago and freehold allot ,b<AW mon*; in I'c.rnell.~J. M. Lennox. i.-iAUM of Hls acres, s(i miloH South of Aucb- X land, nliout 0 miles from tho rallway orchurd, garilon, and about 100 ticros in grass. Price, £5 per acre.-J. M. Lonuox. ~.,,.. (•■> - i\ -KiKht-roomod Ucsldonco, well llnlshod .to.HI mv ] (jtt,, ( \ vii) with ovory convonionco, including a good well of water, freohold allot ment :i:s x 100.-J. M. Lennox, Estate agont. ~i r/\—Fiiiir-rt'omeil Cottago and froohold iIJU iillo'mcnt in Pnrnoll, Terms easy.—J. M. Lennox, ii'stalo agent £1 I e—l'HUl< 1.. Cottages, with largo froohold ftaiO ullotmont and good Will, situated in ho huavt.of the city. Lot. for 27a ]>or wook. Price, £115. A llrst-elais investu'.eiit.-J.M.J.on nox, Kstato iiKmit. ' /.-, q. ,—Tlr.-ee-rooinpd HOURS and freehold 3Ji.OV uiintiuent in Aloxu!idni-Btroot. Price, £130.—-T. M. Lennox, Karate agent. j.o-i r-rUMM(i!)['iUB 7-roomcd Residence 3JO XO j,, the heart of tho city ; largo froohold I'llotment.—J. M. Lennox, Kstute agent IjIHANKLYN ROAD—A beautiful Villa Ke t uiduncu, v. ith freehold allotment, having a frontugo of 132 foot to Frar.klyn Road. Prico, £tioO, Whs laid on, and ovory convenience—J. M. Lonnox, ttslate agent. BiiOWN-STRKUT, I'oiißonby—Lot ICI. Price £:;").—.T. M. Lonnox. WAICKKIKLD-STKKICT.— A Shop adjoining Mr. llobbs'B, with froohold allotment. Prico, £330.— J. M. Ijonnox, Kstate agent. tit Kor llouaes, barms, and Allotments, sco my long ailvurtisuniont in ' Wenkly Herald." ¥ INCUJ-N-STKrET, IONHONBY.-A XJ subitantial, wcU-fiirnished Cottago, of throo rooms and large scullery, with water laid on; Freehold Allotment, pleasantly situated. Prioo. £100 i J. M. LENNOX, ESTATK AGENT. AUCKLAHD. T> C. G RE E N W OO D, HOUSE, hAmJ, and KBTA*TK AGKNT, CUKNKK OJi' SIIOHTLANU-STBKBA nn/\ ACRHS of Rich Bush Land, perfpetly OQ\J level, and only two miles from railway station by a perfectly luvol road, being portion of Tauuaki Block. Tliis huid is equal to any North of Auckland, and Is covered with very valuable timber. Prlro £2 S3 an acre. I »>£W ACICK3 of Rich Mixed Bush T-and in J AS} tho Walroa South; Joins improved farms, and li<-n well to tho sun; six nines from Manurowa Railway Station by Hood road. Land FOB BALB, one i-roomed Cottago and two 2-roomcd Cottngca. Stable .vc.; good well and largo frrohold nllotmont, oil Upper Quocn utroet. Very suitable ttr an oxpressman or onbman. Will bo soltl for cuali, £2;0. 17*UR SALiC. <i cjon.fpriabls 1-roomed. Cottage; 1 lariro freoliolrt ftllotmont, good garden, well, fowl-liouso. &c, &c: is sltußUd near tho Kdon Vino Hotel. Price, <JllO. FOR SALH". Uioomwl House and overquurter of an aero freehold land, boing v corner iillntmont. having frontages to Urgent street and Kden ltoad ; KOOi stable, gardei:, well, Sec, Kc. Prico. .4300. FOR SALIC. 6-roomed Cottngo in Pfc Goorffos \i'y Koid, PiTiioll: largo freehold allot meot! next Mr Keols's property. Price. £300. I.IOR SALK, two 1 roomed Cottages in VVol lesley-»trc:t West, opposite Salo-strcct; iillotm-nt N'i. 13, 5! feot frontaga by 100 feet deep; bocli let to good tenants. Price, £350. I^OR rtAI.K. a Very Superior Gentleman s 1 Uesncnco at tho Lake. North Shoro; house large and corrmodioiif, grounds tastefully laid out, l.md best in tho district, viow uosur ra-scd. Prico for tho louse, with 112 acres of rioh land, £2000 ; terms very eney. FOX H/vLK. a Vi-ry Cliolco Farm, situatod n-ar Lako Takapuna. containing 120 acres good land; 50 acres drained, (50 acres fenced: good l.otißß and bulldingß. This farm is well situated, and capable of being mado a very sunorior homestoad. Price, £700. WjUli BOOMED COTTAG.C and Sonlery, JC toccthor with largo freohold allotment, good well and^ garden, situatod in Lower Hep rtffn'AOßl ln C°EdrnburKh-Btreet, Nowton; C largo oorner freehold allotment; good TOrdcn%eU, &c. Houso in Uiorough order. -ITiLLAItKSIDKNCB-A Soven-roomod Houro V In SpriDß-fltreot, Ponsonby ; large froohold allotmont; good viow; Bltuation goad. Price XTILLA RHSIDENCE, suitable for a gontlo- V man with a family; six or seven acres of good land attached; good viow; situatod at ■tt'iILa'rKSIDKNOE at Monnt Albert; largo V and commodious grounds, well laid out naddocks, subdivided land, pood viow, unsur passed ; outbuilding* all that can bo dosired; large orchard and gardon; suitamo for a gentle man with a family. SKVICRAL good Allotments, Gundry-street, Newton; £25 per allotment. ALSO— Two Allotments, Exotor-street, New ton; £20 an allotment. . ALSO- A small Block of I.and, containing six allotments, botto/n of Gundry-street. Otter ■wanted. FAKM— 120 acres Qood Land, all fonced, and CO acrea in Brass, 8 acres bush, now four roomed Cottage, good Gardon, Orchard, &c; closo to railway station, about 20 miles from Auckland by llrst-class roads. Prico £7,00. FARM— 80 acres Land, 25 miles from Auck ' land by water or road, all improved, in grass or cultivation; several small clumps of bush on tho land; baundod by a stream; good five-roomed House, largo (Jardon, Orchard, &o. Steamer and coach go three times a week withiu half a milo of tho farm. Prico £350. SUPERIOR FARM-2GO acres Good Land on tho Auckland and Drury railway line; station on tho land ; 100 acres in grass, 20 acres bush, part in cultivation: surrounded by hrlvini? settlers; comfortao'o Cottage (six rooms), Stockyard, Barn, Sheds, &0., &o. Prio- £2,200. TTILLAGE OF" WAIUKU-190 acres of very T rich Land for salo in tho Village of Waiuku, being Lot No. 12. Will bo sold a groat bargain. g.vMALL FARM—9 acres, on tho Mount Rps iv3 kill Road, with good four-roomed cottalta. Only £150. " JS it A ACKE3 Land, partly improved; about^s Ort acres nowly laid down in grass; nearly atoj fenced. 1 argo'i-roomod Housn, shods, garden!! &c; water flontago to creek. Only 20 minutes' walk from Manurewa station. Price, £275. IJAPAICURA VALLKY—A Farm of 120 acres; 80 acres fenced and in grass, the remainder boinj: bush; also, J-roomod Houso, garden, orchard, Sec, &o. This is admirably suited for a dairy or cattle-roaring farm, being very good laud and about 7 miles lroin tho 'Manurowa station. Hrlco, £180. WAIROA SOUTH.-U0 aorea Land in ths 'Parish of Taupo; creek frontago; 20 acres in grass, 30 acres aluvial, remainder good bush. Price, 90s per aero. G -ROOMED HOUSE fronting Sale-Btreet, Free man's Bay, on allotment 36 feet frontage to Sale street by about 76 feet deon. House in splendid repair; good well, &o Price, £190. A LSO, Four-roomed House, Cook-street West; .PL good well. &c. Prico, £160. ■ ' • ■• I: |i/j f\ ACRKS Rioli Buah I'tind, fflnpodaud XriVJP stipdiyided i^itp poddocjes;' good House, Shofls, Outbuildings, Orchard, &q., &p. /5/"\ ACRES, unimproved, adjoining thoabovo; V>\J all surroundorl by tho v\ aipa rivor. OMAIjL FARM—IB acrea vory rich Volcanip O I^and Bub-dlvldefJ intq paddook.s, plenty water, good roads, small four-roomed cottage. Prico £050. _ , , FAT^M 80 acres Land olose to railway, situated in the Wftitakerej, joins Kusaoll'a farm. Prico 20s an nore, TTNIMPROVED FARM—IOO acres Land closo U to township, Mahurangi; main road through the land. Price lod an aore. W AN TED, Purchasers of property to call and sco list of farms, houses, &o. Corner of Shorlland and Queen streets. TlfANTifiD to Buy. Coltage property. EJales by auction of Household Furniture, &o. . , &0., undertaken by It. C, GKEEN.WOOD, AUCTIONEER, &O. Office; Corner BkorUand aad Qaeea Streets, '■ -' . " ' ' , ; ii



Land anfcHlstate Agents. CHAS. TtILLIAMSON, vl I HOUSE. LANDjINO ESTATE AGENT, 3, Vulcan'^ne, Auckland. KKNTS and INTHSKST Collected. MONKY Invested? Capitalists on flrst-class securities, ■without Cakgis. Seven per cent. \ allowed on deposits nil invested. MORTGAGES and'.OANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bought ojlold to order. ESTATES ManagedW Absentees. BUILDINa ALLOUKNTB FOR SALE, at pkßoot:— Home-street, 12/ ■ take-street. 28/ West-street, 21/ Knell Rise, £4 , View Kond, 30/ \dwin-street, 21/ < Richmond Hoad, 25/ i)ig-street, 20/ Grattan-street, 12/ (jorge-street, £1 Sussex-street, 20/ Tctoria-street, £10 Randolph-street, 10/ Bber Pasa. 80/ Wyndham-Btreet.iglOlO/GHfton Hood, 70/ William-street, 60/ B<eßfor<l-street, 50/ Short-street, £9 N«on-street, 40/ Napier-street, 20/ Brfand-street, 40/ Curran-street, 25/ Ujjn-street, 20/ Franklin Road, GO/ Da-Btreet, 50/ Waitemata-street, 40/ Vis-street, 10/ Ireland-street, 30/ ShcV Beach Road, 30/ Dublin-street, 30/ W« Newton. 25/ Pitt-street, 45/ Livepool-street, 40/ Ansrlesea-stroet, 30/ Poninby ltoad, 25/ Hackett-strert, 25/ Prossct-street, 15/ Conquest Place, 30/ Norfik-street, 25/ Also, in various other strtts at low rates. 4?Oaaa TO LEND, in SOS of £5 and up- SHAVVV war a s , on g 00( i ntjrity 4?kk CASH, balances by •fflkly payments.— 3^'O.j n ow House in Nolan-street for sale; bay window ; water laid on ; nc view, T\RURY._22S acres Land fosale, half a mllo J-J from Drury; well wafted; good soil, partly cleared, and sown witlmlxed grasseß. &i 4s per acre. , PAR— Lease of Grocery Storeor sale; central *UJ position in tbo city ; sbroomed Dwell ing-house attached; low rental. -P 9AH—Eight-roomed Hou& off Nowton 3j&V\) KoaQi £ 01 . sa i e . veraiah back and front. Easy terms. TTOIELS in town and eoutry for sale. n i c A—New House in Ponsonbfor sale; four 3JLO\J . roomgi two allotments, jirden, &c. .pOKA—Now Hotvie for sale in?cwton; five S/ZjU'7 rooms. Abo, two adj)ining allot ments, if desired. /"\UEEN-STKEET.—Fine Businsa Premises V£ for sale. / TUNDRY'S PADOOCIC—New louso of five vX rooms, scullery, and workaop for sale. Garden, fine view, fee. On very oar terms. pokn—Six-roomed House in Kirangahapo 3JiiO\) i^oad for sale. Large alltmout; gas and water laid on. GRAin'ON HOAD. — Comfortafe Family Residence for sale. Large gaden. FOR SALIC OH LKASE, one olthe finest Hotelain tlio Wuikato, coniaininiSOrooms; splendid billiard-room, ilrst-claas fctalinff, &c. Also, Town tind Country Hotels on rast advan tageous torirs. HOUBKS TO liKT in town and suiurbs, six rooms each. norm-Seven-roomed House in Nowon Road iLOZiv for Halo; every convenience ;iao view. J?l cr\ Five-roomed House, Nowton,brßalo; *IOU good allotment. -Seven-roomed House fa Sale: • water laid on and well, garden, &c Small d.'posit and weekly paymouts taken. .(•'•>aa—Five-roomed House for salo brick), o&tjUV w |thin ton minutes ot the Union Bunk ; gas laid on. BUKiHTON, PARNKLL.—Now Six-Bomed House for sale; can bo made Into nine. Sea-frontage; flno viow; neiirly 1 acre. Also, several acres of ij»nd adjoining for s.ile. N.i a c— t<ivo-rooinecl Uouao (or Sale inilow -3ja%.0 t oni -with outhouses; two allouonta plonted. Good viow. KKMUKRA.— Sixteen Acres Land forlale; fino viow of Kaceoaurse. Kasy termi pa oc— Four-roomc.d House and nearly lour JJAiao acro s of land for sale in J/onsoiby; all fenced and in gra3a. Terms can be arranled. Xf A Kf\— Largo now Houso for salo on lon- Sj'iOKJ gontiy ltoad, with Throo Allotmaits 100 x 101. Splendid viow. TO MARKKT GAItDKNKRS.-Small Ftrm to let, with soven-iooiuod House, I miles from Auckland, on Great Nortn Hoad, and Sbo pos esses water frontage; orchard and liuje T>ANMURE.-FINE FARM of 102 acres fir X Salo 5 all in gnias; volcanic soil. Sovei roomed House, Stables, CowshcJs, &o. Thj boat Dairy Funn in tho province. I jy-inK— FOUR-UOOMKD HOUSW, near tto 3JXUO TurkiHh Baths, Quoon-Btreet, for salt pqca—Now Suvon-roumed Houso for sale it ,t/O3\' Pamoll. Corner .Vllolmont. Hoautiful viow. Alio, Five-roomed House at £330. A LBKRT PAKK.-Hovcral lxjasohoid Allot ■**• ments for Salo, with flno views of Domain and harbour. Also three Villa Residences. C'I'OKKS'S POINT—Small Farms for Sale, nn •^ improvod and partly improved, on easy terms. TfARMa also For Sa'.o at Hunua, Mount Kden, -P Walkomiti, Klchniond, Kdinokorlki, Man- Kere, Hftrcmorcmo.Knat 'l'ainakl.Htokes'i) Point, Waitakorei, Henderson's Creek, Papatoitoi, Remuora, Cambridge, Little and Big Omaha, Karloi, Ktverhead, Morningsido, JWahurangi, Wainui, Oamaru, Ararimu, C'oromandel, Mer cury Bay, Oknihu, North Shore, Owhiwha, Kazorbuck, Papakura, &c. Also, sco list in Now Zealand Uirald and Weekly Newt. CHAS. WILLIAMSON, j ESTATE AGENT. Vulcan Lank. A S H T O N A N V SON, * HOUSE, liAND, & BSTATK I 8, Nsw Zealand Insurance Boildinos, QUKKN-BTBKBT, AUCKLAND. WONKY TO LEND ON FIRST-CLASS SECtmiTY. TROPEUTIES VALUED. ESTATES MANAGKD FOIt ABSENTEES. KENTS AND DKUTS COLLECTED. FOX SALE, ELLKRSLIK.—A Six-roomert Cottage, with 6 bores of land; a comfo: table homo. Easy tanns. An established Bakery Business, with pre mises, Including largo Freehold Allotment. 132 foot frofttage by I (0 itr t dron; Uakchouso, Flvc ri'omed Cottngo, Stable, Ouihouso, &<:. Also, Now Cart and llorsc. Wmitofmoro capital Is tho only reason for tho owner wishing to sell. A bargain. i A Commodious, substantially built Brick 1 Wurohouso of two storeys, erected upon a Free hold Allotment, having a frontage of about 28 foot to Durbiim-Hlrcet, very centrally ululated, admirably adapted for dry goods business. j 100 Acros of First-class Land at To Awamutu, partly fenced, good roud, und well wutored. ' A Flrst-ruto Ftirm or 120 acres, with long; deep-water frontage and good landing, plenty of fresh water, and all good ploughablo land. A Cottage, with 1 acros, tit. Stephoa's Hoad, Purnell. Tho unexpircd turm of leaso for salo. A Valuable Freehold City lJ rop«rty, having frontages to AlborUstreetandKlUott-strcot,wUh Buildings erected thereon;' no vot-f ailing well of I water. A gco't invo»tment. I PONSO^fBY.-A Comfortable Sovon-roomed I Houbo. with Harden. HTOKKS1 POINT.—Farm of M acres, with good bush. • ! WAIU X U.- A Farm of 280 aores. with Good j Owolllng-houso and outbuildings; lend under I cultivation. ! KPSOM.—A Commodious Family Residence of ten rooms, with all conveniences-; large garden, fro. HKPBUKN-STRKKT.-A First-rate Building Allotment, 90 feot frontage well and sub stantially fenced, und planted with trees. Splendid alto for a hou.se. NKW NORTH RO a D.—A Ten-roomed Houso, •with stable, cow-shede, garden, and evory con venience, with 5 ucrea of land. DEVONPOHT, NORTH SHORK.-A nowly erocted Soven-roomod Houbo, with Freehold Allotment, near tho wharf. STOKKS' POINT.—O acres Good Land, with wood and water. North-oast aspect, suitable for a market garden or orchard. Price, £60. NKWTON ROAD.—Four-roomed Cottage with good well. GRaFTON ROAD.—Comfortable six-roomed Verandah Cottage, with large allotment and good well STOKKS' POINT - Building Sitos in this favourite locality, suitable for privato residences or business premises, situated opposito tho hotel and Donby'B store. Easy terms at low price. FOR LEASE, At Mount Hobson, Magnificent Villa Sites, with splendid viow and frontago to n»ain road, within live minutes' walk ot railway station. Tho situation of this property cannot bo sur passed in tho province. TO BE LET :— MOUNT Si\ JOHN.-A Family Residence of 13 rooms, with Dairy, &c, and. two acros of land in grass. DURHAM-STRKET-That contrally situated Store lately in tho occupation of Meswrs. Sar good, Son ie Co. Liberal terms to a good tenant ALBKJKT-STRKET — Largo Allotment fo Lease, Lu'KO Store, Queen-street, next Woltomnta Hatch H. ASHTON & SON, House, Land, and Estate Agents, 8. Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. Sewing Machines- W. C. DENNES THE GREAT IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW GROVBR AND BAKER'S DOMESTIC HAND MACHINE, same as tub AflovE, JJ4lOs. All Kinds of Sewing Machines on Time Payments. 2s. 6d. Per Week! 2s. 6d. Per Week! 2s. 6d. Per Week «T ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED TSk meE Q-11^ "f|WOT, (JUEEN STREET.



Drapery riLßAlXNG QUr gALE OF 3RESS kATERKALS, SILKS, DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. EL ;A t k i n s FINDS IT animperativp nccosaity to hold a 3HEAP. GENUINE, CLEAMNG-OUT CASH SALE OF HI3 STOCK OF D rapbry and Clothing. A verj largo over stock (upwards of four -housand pounds worth) of DRESS MATERIALS BJ.ACK AND COLOURED SILKS IRISH POPLINS, Etc., Will bo ottered at a REDUCTION OF 20 TO 50 PER CENT. Upwards of four thousand pounds worth of CLOTHING TWEEDS SHIRTS AND OUTFITTING, AT A DEDUCTION OF 15 to 25 PER CENT. MANCHESTER GOODS, 10 to 15 Pttß CKNT. REDUCTION. FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY, Etc., AT RUDUCKD PRICKS. ' Tiio object of this Sale is to clear out a very largo surplus Slock of DRESS MATERIALS, but to make It a Genuine Cheap Sale. LARGE REDUCTIONS will bo made in all DEPARTMENTS. H. A~ X J N s' JMPORTANT j^OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. MONSTER SALS OF CLOTHING HOSIERY HATS CAPS SHIRTS TIES COLLARS TWEEDS AT COOMBES'S CITY CLOTHING MART, 02, QU EEN-STREKT. SAMUEL COOMBES, HavinKrcturncdfromtheSouthandhavingclosod all hia branch establishments and removed the fetocka to Auckland, ulao having bought tho Clothing Stocks (for cash) Of Mr Ogilvio, ot Taranaki, and Mr Saundereon, of W anganui, will oiler tlio mmo to tho public at such prices as will ensuro a SPEEDY CLEARANCE. ThwoiCombincd Stocksconaistolevery variety of men's, youth's, and boys' CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING. HOSIERY, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, ~TJES, COLLARS, TWIBDB, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, CARPET BAGS TRAVELLING UAOB, PORTMANTEAUX. VALIBICS, ETC., ETC,, ETC. In addition to these Combined Stock?, Samuel Coombcs will includ'i all the NKW GOODS just openci up, ar.d which uro tST THE FINEST LOT OF GOODS "fi* Kvor opened up in this city. This is tot. like most of tho milling going on ja now amongst tho drapers, but A GENUINE CASH SALE. COME AND SATISFY YOURSKLF. COME EARLY AND SKCUUK THE BARGAINS. O.SALE NOW GOING ON"» AT COOMB ESS CiTy Clothing JVJart, 92, QUEEN-STREET, 92, 13 ETIKINQ FROM BUSINESS. T. S H O X T. CLEARING SALE OF CLOTHING DRAPERY j AND MILLINERS The STOCK is ono of tho Largest in Auckland, and! a vory iargo proportion of iit quito NEW, having boon Imported by T. S.'.thte Season. Particular attontion is called to thu JM.IILLINKRY OkPARTMIENIT. The STOCK being (Unusually Large and tho STYLUS the NKWKST. HTI Q H O X T, QUEEN STREET. Venetian' Blinds. A UCKLAND VENETIAN BLDdi X3L . FACTORY. VENETIAN BLINDS I VENETIAN BLINDS! Made of tho best Californian Pine, guaranteed not to warp or twi»t. Our J3linds all imported Blinds, Wood or Iron. Wo naTO a very largo stock of well-seasoned fine jim bor: also a Largo Stock of VBNKTIA.N BLINDS on hand, assorted sizes. Wiro Giuze Blinds made to order, and forwarde t( all ptrta ot the Co) wuy at the shortest notice. A. & X^USB^. \ (Late 1/. Horton Busby), I VENETIAN BLIND JIAKERS ANDSWKB . WORKERS JJ^ QUICK'S TIM 15 SJBIjE . • ""Ro?: AUOKIiAJJ.a) AT^D WHA^, ~" JDeav?? A ackland i Leaves Wfla i; "iSuoon 8130 a.ni ! }"'■'"■ 50.n0. Spja.M i Saturday—Leaves Auckland, 2 p.i| 4»4 Sptuxday—Leaves Wl\s,n 88.3(J]Qjaji »U jj i , 9 >'



Ironmongery* &c- I w'l T~ rp k a'p S FLIES CAUGHT BY THE MIILIOJT. l|»i|p/fl|! ■" ■ __; ___^2g^.£ r u >i j -"s::~. •• ■ No Hou*e, Restaurant, HoteL^or SlioJ should be without several of these useful articles. NOW LANDING,, EX 'AMEMA HOS.S,' FROM IfEW YOEK, 30 CASKS OJF THE ABOVK. B, PoRTEII & Co., IRONMONGERS ANP IROJT MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STREErS, j AUCKLAND. M A N G h E Pi AN ASSORTMENT OF WELL-KNOWN MAKES, IN STOCK 4ND TO iI^RBIVB. E. PORTER & CO., IRONMONGERS ASD IRON MERCHANTS QUEEN AND HIGH-SrREETS, AUCKLAND. ■ ■ ! ■ ■ mil \ ME X I CHABN mOO LS. A LARGE VARIETY 'OPjAMERICAN^ TOOLS, NOW LANDING, Ex 'Amelia Ross,' feom New Yoßfc E. PORTER AND CO., IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND. i ■ i 11 riAEDEN, T> OLL E B . • I AND Lawn ~MI o w EiRS., : SEVERAL SIZES of ROI.LERS Also, Now Landing, ax ' Amsiia Ross * A shipmest of i ■ AMERICAN LAtfTN MOWERS E. poßTEv&jpo. ironmongbls A^jifhi " • I ■ i | ! MBSaANT'S, I ■QFEEN, : STREEp HlGfefeEßT^ j AUJftiANJ). I'; i



• ' . • urapery. 0 . 'X^-'t 18T9,, 'X**T CIEERI'UL SEWS FOR ALL. I THE COMPWMENTri OF- THE SKASOM XTOTrVITHSTANDING the deficit in tijf i^l i rtvenue'ot the oolony and rpHB VlffEiW ', fjPAPJFF, I still sell mfGOODS CHffAl'Kll than ovc: This I can accomplish because I always pu chase ftr ca«h. and so aecnro a very largo c',i count of 113 tul prices. FOR ,bIAS DAT, . ' ») , NEW YEAR'S DAY if; . ABD THB i , HOLIDAY SEASON IHAVt »ow ouettpd my choice Selectioi and feelconfldent in them mcoticg your an proval. rht shipments consist of J ; SUITjSBLE SUMJIKRCIiOTHING FOX SUITJpIK SUMJIKR CLOTHING FOR SUITifcLE SUMJIKH CLOTHING FOR ! (01 EVERY MAtERIAL ,AND STXLB). Q»CIAL TO TtTOTHERS. DON'l: fail ! to inspect my JUVKNILI CI4THING. .You will .be delimited, am by callitj on me you will save yourself time trouble ad money. u1 j ilfiiwJ^Si*^ jiij it *'8 a Gtiide to those who are comparatively £%- BBPakins SrttAN'GKRS in Auckland, I navo suocenclecl in gettint; my PRKMISKS PHOTO GRAPHED so lliat they^can; steer direct tot the-, EAVOpKITE OLI) EMPORIUM, ; where they wllUlways be welcome. I must in form all that mj STOCK conslsta always oftho NKWKST: ►ari MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, and isimported direct by myeclf, not picked vlx> dowi Sonth,J>r is it any part of a bankrupt" stock which has been lying on th shelves for yeas. i LTHOUGHroy Goods arp of such a high A.' «i«»b the ' Prices are Vert ' Mufcn Lower than ' any o'HEa House in Town. OQ PER ciNT. SAVED AT LKAST gQ : 1 . le.BurrNgjrs'Ei'MK. ZZ2 SUCH a peicehtag.- ouKiit to secure me a lartre share of Patronage, and enable tho work ing men esjeciaHy to mrct the New Tarifl Cliargns witiout further denial on their parl.s MY MOTTC-CIVILITY AKD I,OW PIUOKa The utinoP courtesy shown to all. I make no distinction, or in my till "One man's money ie as good us pother." : AFITTJKG-KOOil attached to the Shop, and ai Garments' altered f cca of charge /-10UNTBY Orders cire'fully attended to (Sa \y Advertisement in " Weekly News.") ji'i ,i KNOT REMOVED. IS" THUi, O.i;D AdDBJiSS— ■' vnli'E V Y. iffUi iFjli; I ■~-.(ia<.il toUjststA "TS ORDER that 1 our-friends shall 1 wKiiH DBBJSKpJfpr'the" coming Holidays, H.ll made heavy RKDUOTIONS in every Una, 1 will bo seen boloWt ■,(.''■: ;' ." d ail'-li^'il . ~.!:... ■■:>.■ -.:.i &B. ~ ; d } iKlinod I Black CtothGalatea?.. ■li. ■.. •• «1* BißOkCtothTro«sei»i. t''itt.> .. .. 013 Black Cloth Vests .-. ;i' •• ..0 6 HandßOmoTweißTrousors'andVost3.. 1 1 BlueGlotltGalatoss... ai 1 Tflacicioth'pßgcta.,;."'^'; •• ..15 Bhw'cioib.iPageti,,'/..,)^ i,'' I',! •• -.15 AlpacaCfeata1;.:-.1^..;'^.,, ••. •• ° G • •Shirts' 1 'J.!. i: ttil***i. ':'-'•!- •• '•■ ° 1 Boys'Saitsfrcra:...--..,.!!: a 7 ' Straw Hats' !;»'"«tVlTirfl " "° 1 ■ f.4.l «IX , :-,.y j:;.,j a a /j«:UI adT ■ ; iiH'^^iL^rP-'af MAR' • - -<♦> ■ ■ ~ Touiisrf^o the motTaki ' 1 wonld do; .iy.a •t, cqmm-anlcate witn • ~ ii.y;BE x- andVra.it stable , BBVOHPOK* KOAB,TArJHANGA, Who can always provide Oonveyances of ev< description. .LadW and. Gentlemen s Sad Horses, Pack Horses; also, Experienced^Dnv and Gniaoa at an hour's notice. Charttesm I reasonable, 'ftilegxams. promptly attonaett V Note the address I-j , : ; '■ . _ JjWTT . . , From Whaa worn -a.Tiokle s;fsMl 8 a.m. U a,m. M','1 ;■ 2.30 pan».