THE AUCKLAND ETENING STAR. NOVEMBER 30.

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"^ Auctions. B, XONKfI. K. a CAKK. B. D, TONKS TO-MORROW. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOKS. B. TONKS~& CO. VVrILL sell on Thursday, the Ist TT Instant, at H o'clock, * 5 CASES NEW BOOKS, comprising:- Novels, Works of Travel, Poetry, B. IONKB. E. 0. OABB. R D. TONKS TO-MORROW. OIL PAINT iFgS, IN ELEGANT FRAMES, BY ARTISTS OF RENOWN. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Ihura day, the Ist December, at 11 o'clook, OHOIOK OIL PAINTINGS, In the best Gilt Trainee, comprising "Checkmate, ~ "Befleotor." "Within and Without,; "A Breakdown," "On the Lynn, "BalnboroughCaßtle,"Dogs, Landscapes, On View, ana Catalognea oan bo had. TO-MORROW, Ex Orient steamer, transhipped per Union j jj/f j Campany'B steamer. TRADE SALE OF Jg CABE3 FRENCH LASTIKG BOOT 3 qn TRUNKS LADIBS 1, MAIDB', AND «»" OHHiDRKN'3 KID BOOTS. ■; ■.-.. Terms at Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THB' REMFERA YARDS, Undke Biljj'OP -Sale..,'. FOR MALE, on Thursday next, Decem bor, 1, at 1 o'clock, a Hock oC 850 Ewes and Lambs: the greater part o; the Kwea are young sheep.. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri da sext, Deoomber 2, at 11 o'olook, 2 Grand Heavy Draught Colts, 1 years Old, Theao Colts are unbroken, Immensely power fa), and a splondld match, and are tesll] superior animals. Bred In the w alkato. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. 'T k E HAY MA RKBi T, SALE OX WOOL~ SHEEPSK3NB, HIDES, and TALLOW, each Tuesday,'*! ISo'oloofc: ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. , ■ ?'■ ' pokeno. clearing-out sale. MR. T. B. HICKS, having leased his Farm, has given Instructions to the undersigned to sell on the Premises, on Tuesday, December 13, at ten o'olook, 16 srood Dairy Cows ■ - • IS one and two-year-old Heifers and Steen 13 Calvea . I ■ * 2 Bulls V 8 Draught Mares and Horsea . ■. .. a ilarea, Foals at foot J! Colts and FlUiea by Blair Athol ■ 1 Farm Implements ... ■■-,'< ; . . And ..:-:■ Household Furniture. •,,,,': ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BREE PEDIGRBE »TXJD STOCK. nriHE undersigned has received instruc. tlons from the Auckland Agricultural Comp&nj (late Maclean and Co.) to sell, at Fenraee, with out MBeryei 6ni Wednesday, January 25th, 1882 at noon, the following Pure-hred Pedigree Btook: ---liQ Bhmrilng Lincoln Rama 5(1 Bhoarling Leicester Rams 2M ShearUng Llncohi Ewes 250 Shearling Leicester Ewes And, at the same time, will be offered, 30 Furo-bred Hertford Pedigree Cowa and I, Heifers. With reference to the above Stock, Messri Maclean and Co.'a Flcok has, for upwards oi thirty years, hod an established reputation foi purity ot breed, they having started with and used Imported males ana females selected froir the very best flocks In England, and this remart equally applies to the Heroforde. The Herefords are first-class animals, bred from tho most fashionable strains proourablo in England, and aio only offered for sale in con sequence of continued applications from gentle men desirous to add some of these celebrated females to their herds. Catalogues to be had from the Auctioneer. 1 ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. ri AT T L E pi A I R. LAdT 70S THIS SEASON. Will to Hold at X X M U X It A, ON WEDNEBDA7, DEO. 1L Entries for Catalogue not later than Thursday, ' ' ' DeoemberS. BUCKLAND. |\OUNTRY CATTLE SALES. WAitrtrtf— Saturday, December 3 Fvkx&ohk— Monday, December S RBMUKBA-Wodneaday (Cattle Fair), Dec. U PoKano-Monday, Daoembar 19 DRt'BX—Wednesday, December 21 Papakdba—Wednesday, December 28, ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. JT^OR SALE BY AUCTION, " ■? on Wednesday, l«h Deoomber, at 2 ©•oldok, In ran Pxmuo Halt,, Cambridge, THE TOWNSHIPS OB1 OXFORD AND ST. KILDA, and SUBURBAN FARMS adlaoent to Oxford. The Township of Oxford is situated about 20 mllca above Cambridge and on tho dlroot road to Kotorua, and within about five hours' ride of the Lakes. The proposed Thames Valley and Rotorua Railway pasMS through this township. There is already a good hotel at Oxford, affording; flratclaßS accommodation, and a ooaoh to con neotlbn with the same runs twioe a-week to Cambridge, carrying tho mail. The Suburban Farms will be offered in lots containing from five to one hundred and fifty aores, all first-class land. Oxford, situated as above, and in tho midst of an immense area of the beat of land, will, in the course of a very short time, be an important and flourishing township. 8t; Kilda is Immediately adjoining, and forms part of Cambridge Kast, pleasantly situated, and woll adapted for villas and flrat-ola^s real denoes. It will be sol din sections of ono quarter of an aero and upwards. Flanß of the above croportles are in the course Of preparation, and will bo ready in about ton flaySj Terms liberal Conditions at sale. J, S. EUCKLAND, Anotloneer.



Auctions. TO-MORROW, MOON. |ELLIRSLIE GARDENS. LANDS AT ELLERSLIE, ALBERT LAND, GKAHAMSTOWN, &a ALBERT HALL,7ff"qUEB».STREKT. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions frem Robert Graham, Esq., who is disposing of the whole of his valuable freehold lands and property abont Auckland, to soil by Motion, on Thursday, December 1, at 12 o'clock noon, at the Albert Hall, off Qnen-atreot, the following Properties :- WAIUKU—IBG aerea 1 rood 11 perches flat agricultural land, adjoining the village of Waiuku, being lot 12, parish of Waiuku. PANMURK-Lot No. 72, containing 32 perohes, near tho Panmure Bridge, fronting the Tamaki Kiver. KIiIiBR3LIK-Lots 67, 68. 69, 70,7!, 75.16,30, x 31. at Kllerslie. haying a frontage to Robert-street, Lots 51, 52, S3 acd 51, having frontage to Bella-street. tots 111, 115, 116, 117. 118. 119,120.121, ma, 122, 123. 124, having frontage to Amy street and Russell Crescent. Lots 108.109,110, 111 and 112. having frontage to Panmure Road. These are some of the choicest building allotments In the vicinity of Auckland. This comprises all the unsold allotments in the filloralle Township. The well-known Farm at Te Puro. near Grahamatown, containing abont 80 acres of choice land, having frontage to the sea coast, mostly improved, fenced and In gra a. Cottage, &c at present let to good tenant. Three Farms at Mangawhara. Walkato, near Messrs McLean &Co.'a farm, Palroa, adjoining Messrs Morrin and Hume's farm; ncceseiblo by good roads. This is without exception some of the finest land in the Waikato; partly Improved i Grass, good Orchard, Garden, &c, &c. Lot No. 491. with Cottage, having a frontage to Abraham-street, Grahamstown. ALBEIITLAND-il allotments, situated in tho Parish of Oruawharo. being Lota 2,3, and 1 ot Section No. 1, a subdivision late Sections of Lots and part of allotment 170, and Lots 0.11,12,19. 21, 22. 23. and 21, of Section Mo, 2 of said subdivision. Lots 1,2,3,9,10/19.21,22.23, and 21, of Sec^ t tlon 8 of said subdivision, and Lota 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, and 19, of Section i of said sub division. BLLEUSLirc GARDENS—Tho well-known and ohoicoly laid out grounds known aa the Klleralio Garden?, and containing about 28} acres of rich voloinlc laud. The Gardens are in good orier, and In every way adaptable for pleasure grounds, no money having been spared in tho erection and making Sumrner housos, Urand-staiida.Racecourees.Foun tains. Grottos, Orohards, Flower-beds, Paths, &c, &c (at a cost to the owner of over ton thousand ponnds sterling). The ■ whole of the Gardens will be offered in ' ono line, thereby affording a rare chance to capitalists, as. apart from the use of the Gardens as pleasure grounds, the whole of tho boundary of the property can be cnt up and sold for building plots AWlTU—Kastern portion Lot 62, Pariih of Awitu, containing 120 acres good land. TITIBANGI—IB Acres of Land, fenced and in grass; S-roomed Cottago, frontage to sea, sice sandy bay, well sheltered; land well watered; good view, good flshlDg grounds, sea bathing &a, &o. An i opportunity seldomto be met with to floouro a marine sum mer residence site. Terms: £60 In Building Society, at 7s Sd per week; balance cash. Easy terms can be made. R. O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. THE DURHAM YAED& rnHE SECOND WOOI SALE OF THE SEASON Will be held on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1881. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. , THE D U RHAM YARDS. FOR SALF, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, December 2, 55 Unbroken Colts, principally Hacks and Light Harness Horses, from Hawera. 10.30 A.M. HUN TEE & NOLAN. , DURHAM YARDS. rnHE SECOND WOOL SALE OF THE X SKASONiwIII bo hold on TH ÜBS DAY, Ist December, 1881, AT 2 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. Friday, december 2. d.urhalm yards. FOR SALE, at tho Durham Yards, on Friday next, 2nd Deoember, i GRKY MARK, 5 years, perfectly staunch and quiet, suitable for carriage or buggy can be recommended. i HUNTER & NOLAN. W. S. COCIUIAMEJ LJAS. DACEB TO-MORROW. PIANOFORTE, drawing-room sums, walnut CARD TABLE, WARDROBE1,. i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from A. Bheath, Esq., to sell at his residence (at top at. George's Bay Road), Par noll, on Thursday. Ist December, at 11 o'clock, The Whole of hla HOUSEHOLD FURNI . TURK, consisting of Pianoforte in wal nut case, Music Stool, Walnut Drawing room Suite, Spring-seated Couch, two ' • Easy Chairs, and six Chairs, in damask ; Walnut Centre Table, Walnnt Card Table, Pictures, Carpets, Mats, Clock and Shade, Walnut Whatnot, Easy Chairs, Fenders and Irons, Brackets, Vases, Ornaments, Curtains and Poles, Venetian Blinds, Coal Scuttles, Oilcloth, Hull Table, Umbrella Stand, Busta, Tray and Stand, Filters, Telescope Dining Table, Oheffonier, Glassware. Dinner ware, Cutlery, six Hair-seated Chairs, Lamps, Crockery, Flower Stand, Cages, Iron Bedsteads, Spring and Hair Mat tresses, Cheats Drawers, Cedar Ward " robe, Plate Glass Doors, Waahstands, Toiletware. Baths. Linen Basket, Couch, Mirrors, Kitchen Utensils. Mangle, Tubs, Safe, Tables, Chairs, Barrow, Tools, &o. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COCHKAM3.] [JAMES SACKS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. EOUSBHOLD TfURNITURE. rpHE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-streot, on Friday, the 2nd Instant, at Hlo'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of—Couches, Chairs, Pictures, Tables, Clocks, Sewing Machines, Fen ders, Carpets, Mirrors, Blinds, Oilcloth, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Bedding, Chests Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Gas Stove, etc. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE. JAS. DACUK MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. VILLA RESIDENCE AND BOILDING ALLOTMENTS AT MOUNT EDEN. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, Sth Deo,, at 12 o clock, A Well-built and Comfortable VILLA KESIDENCK, situate at Mount Eden, and known as "atonyhurst." It con tains rovon good rooms, well finished throughout, and commands an extensive view; also, stable, &c.; the allotment has a frontage of 661eet,and is 330 feet in depth. Also, Several Valuable BUILDING ALLOT MENTS, haviDg frontages to View Road ot 60 fact by 120 feet in depth. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COOHRANE, ]JAS. DACRE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. BY ORDEK OF THE MORTGAGES, 13 ACRES LAND AT REMUERa, rfiHE subscribers will sell at tneir rooms, X Fort-street, on Monday, sth December, ar, 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENTS G, 10, and 11, Section 14, Romnera, containing 13 acres 1 rood 2 perches, having a large frontage to Hob eon's Bay Koud. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, ' Auctioneers.



Auctions. TO-MORROW, KUUN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Arthur's Mart (Furniture Department), HOUSEHOLD FUKNITURK AND BFFKOTa for Drawlr(?-room. Dining room, Parlour, Bedroom and Kitchen— Suites, Carpet*. Oilcloth Mahogany Bedsteads, Iron Bed steads, Mattrasses, Horsehair Mattrasseß, Palliasses. Pictures. Marblo Washstani and others. Glass and Earthenware, pic tures. Glass Butters and Sugars, Wine , glasses, 80 New Clocks (various), Time pieces, Toys, Fancy Goods, Books, Boots, a case of assorted Dolls, Watches, Drapery, Clothing, Large ilagio Lantern and Slides, &c. SCO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, SCHOOL ENDOWMENT. TO BE LEASED FOR SEVEN YKAKS, rfIHE subscriber has received instructions I to liciun, by auction, at his Land Mart, on Friday, December 0, at 12 o'clock, nal ACRKS First-CLiss GRAZING *°g LAND, near One Tree Hill, now oooupied by Mr Brlerley, at on annual rent of £61. G. S I B B I N, Auctioneer. B, TONKS. R, C. OAKR, 1!. D, TONES AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND WHIPa B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers, j On aaie. rp O it SALE, ; 60 cases UASTOK OIL, In,bulk : 100 drams UNSEED OIL, boilodla diraw 10 casks .. •• 6 casks COLZA OIL 30 drums „ ■, 30 drama TURPS. ! ' "W. B. LAURIE, 7, Wyndham-gtreet. f|l H E LJ AVMAKKET, 105, QUEEN-ssTREET. ON BALE AND TO ARRIVE White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oata Heavy Feod Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beana' 'A'hito and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seod Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Maize (wholo and crushed) Cocoonut and Unseed Oilcake Pressed Meadcw and Oaten Hay On ton and Wheaten Chair, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine, and Rook Salt Boned tut of all (trades Guano— Peruvian, Hnoa, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &c New Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooanut Fibre A new importation of flrst-clags Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Rating Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, &0., from the celebrated nursery of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket HESKJBTH & AITKEN. F' OTATOKSI rOIAIOKSI POTATOES The undersigned have in stock i— Prime Waikato Tabus Potatoes Prime Cantkkbuhy do HOBARTOWS "itCMD DO Flukes abulkab1 Kidneys Taylor's Kidneys Jackson's Kidneys, &c, &c, &o. They are also prepared to supply. In any Quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE^ FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GRKKN OROPB. the use of which has produced such remarkable results as to need no oomment. Also, all kinds of Bonedust and Guano, In any Quantity. W J. HURST & CO., 101, QrjKSH.STRBET. XT UL t BROTHER P, HAVB NOW LANDING, 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, ANT. HAVK FOX SALS— AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STBKL JfKNCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWTf MOWKR6 , OORNSAOKa GRINDSTONES, OIL 9TONBS, &c, &c, &o. Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Bootoh HULL BROTHERB, Auotloneen, Wine and Spirit Merohaats Queen-street Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water Free and Bonded Stnrea Alben-Btreot. Zf XUN X » « C~O. agents for Sydnby Papek Mills, Have always In stock a Large Supply of PAPER, oomprisinß White, PrinUnir, and Tea Paper. Grey and Brown Wrapping, and an prepared to Indent any sizes, qualities, or cokmn re quired. These Papers an now largely naed ben, and are acknowledged to; be superior to Unoat Urn ported. Cavalier Frere's Genuine Fronoh Biand^s American Carriages American Harness. To Arbitb Farm and Express Wagons American Fireproof Safes, &c, Bm. B. TONKB & CO. pOALI COAL! OOALI WfIAU WHAU GOAL MINES. WHANGARBL OEFIOK- Wo. 8, LOWER QUEteN-STREET, W. BLOA NE, AOKHT. ' rrndertauerß lESTABUBHKD 1860, OENRY P. HAYWAKE Ll Ufholstkbkb,. Matt ebb Maebb, Aim Tmm Undertaker, GEES" STREE T AUCKLAND Mattresses Re-made. Furniture Ro-Btuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Groy-atreet. Medical BOTANIC DISPENSARY. 163, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland. MESSRS. NEIE & CLIFFORD, Medical Herbalists, of George-street A [Ebtablishm) 1876.] i Bog respectfully to announce to their friends and the publio generally that they have now Opened a Branch Establishment in Auckland, next the new premises now being ereoted for Mr Wiseman, Saddler, where they will carry on their business on the same prin ciple aa in Dnnedin, where It has commended itself to thousands ot families throughout Otago. OUB WORLD-RENOWNED BLOOD PUEIFIER,' "Balm of Gilead," COUGH AND SOOTHING SYRUPS, Together with our far-famed DANDELION PILLB AND COFFEE, i Can now be had at the above address. .Our Dispensary. op«n daily from 8 0,111. till 8 p.m., Sundays excepted. Consultation I res, also by letter. /CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. : S. GILBERT, DIBPKNSING AND FAMILY CHBMIBTI 223, Q U E E H - S T R B X T, (Next to this Albert Hotel). Prescription and Family Receipts carefully prepared and dispensed. Jubt Landed— A Large Stock ot Perfmnery, Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Mediolnes, Drugs and > Chemicals, etc, etc Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatoh, and at lowest rates. Communications by letter will receive imme diate attention. S. GILBERT, QUKKN-3TKEKT. MEDICAL ilAliL, PONHONBY, Nkab thb Thkbk Lamps. J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST, Drugs and Chemicals of best quality. Homoeo pathic Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. Ploaso and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Rimmell'a Perfumery, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Turkey and Honey comb Sponges, Feeding Bottles of every description TtTO TICK OF REM O V Ah. MR OTTO KOHL, M.8.P.. bega to announce to tho public that he has Removed to mord con venient and centrally situated premises—the residence known as Devonshire House, Hobson- Btreot. This will be more convenient for his patients. Consultation free;. Hours: From It)'



band and Estate Agents. | T> pi | i Anna WOOD, * LAND AND ESTATK AGENT, QUKKN-BTItKKT. FOR SALE, a Gentleman's Residence of nine rooms, all well finished, s talulluK in its own groundß of abont 3 acres of rich volcanln soil, Choicely laid oat In paddocks. Ridden, orchard, ftvenuo, walks, &c.; magnificent view, mala road frontage, good well, stable, coach honw, and all necessary outbuildings. Close to railway station, and passed three tlmea dally by trains. Price, £1400. Terms easy. MOUNT ALBEttT-lfor Salo. 2 acres of Rich Volcanic Soil, fenced, in graes, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; good View. Price, «325. EP3OM— For Bale, near Auckland, a Gentle man's Residenco, containing 11 rooms, also I aorea land, orchard, garden, cou"U-houso, stable, and out-buildings. FOX IMMKDIATK SALE-Stokes Point- Lot 12, containing abont 23 aores of rich alluvial soil, good aspect, plenty of fencing j timber and firewood, stream through the land: splendid piece of land for garden or orchard purposes, Price, £15 an aoro. Terms, £200 at 8% balance cash. 1/<OR IMMKDIATK SALK-25 miles from r Auoklaud, on the Great South Road, a very superior Farm of 190 acres, mostly all improved, i subdivided into ten paddocks, and laid down in I grass or in cultivation; valuable orchard Rood. Nine-roomed Family House, slx-stallcd stable, cowshed, storehouse, etc oto; threo miles from railway station, on the main road. Price, £1850 Terms oan be made.-R. C. Greenwood.. TTOR SALK-Farm at Babylon, HelonsviUo. X oontaidlng 288 aores First-class Land (ad iolns Captain MoMahon's farm), now7-roomod House and outbuildings, orchard, garden. 2 aores potatoes, part laid down in grass. Price of land, £1118 a 6Jd yearly for 10 yoars, two pay monta having been made. Price of improve ments, consisting of crops, house, atook, etc, etc £550.— R. O. Greenwood. FOR BALK—2OO Auras of Kauri Hush Land being lot ICO, and N.W. part of lot Nil, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Bash and Door Company's property; atream through the land. Price low. Has? terms.—R. C. Greenwood. THK other Farm consists of 80 acres good land, fully improved, 10 acres bush land, well watorod; Now broomed House, &o Price, £100. FOX saLK—Sevon-roomcd Cottage, Bltuated at the VV'hau, main road frontage; good orchard, &c; i of an aore of land, good well, &c. Price, £280. (82) TCOR SALK—Lot 87, Parish of Mongonnul, oo X talning forty aores of very choice1, and Price, £50, worth £100. Also, South-western portion of lot 70, containing 33 acres of very &ood land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lots H, 15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one acre each. Prico for lot, £35. The above lot of lands are a capital investment, and easy terms can bo made-say £25 cash, balance by Instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALK—S miles from Auckland, Bto 20 A ores of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway Btation; mutable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to koop a horse and live oat of town, tho aspcot being to the North-East, and view good; locality, Mount Albert, end tho land adjoining boinn all taken up and valued at four times the prico asked for this land, viz., £12109 an acre, payable on the deferred payment system, or as agreed. R. C. GKEEHWOOD, UOTIONEER AND ESTATK AGKNT, QUKBN-BTBBET J. M.~L X * * 6~* HSTATK AQKNT AND VALUATUB, QUBKN-STREBT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LKNT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES. OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OR OTHER SHARKS. NO CUJJIOK TO IiENOEB OB INVEBTOH. X>ioK (a bargain)-4-roomod I?on3O In tho *ii.OV Commercial Road, with froehold allot mont, 33 x 100. Prico, £135.— J. M. Lennox. 153 U rr ARANRAHAPK ROAD-0-roomed Cottage XV and large freehold allotment, Price. £160, —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. 157 L n i of\-COTTAGB, In Ponsonbr. Torms : S/J.UV £ijo cash; balance can remain upon the property.—J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent. 155 L no n rj-TO INVKSTORB :3 Houses with free *ouu hold aUotment, 166 x 133. Terms can bo arranged,—J. M, Lennox, Estate Agont. 155 L f)ONBONBx*-5-roomed House with freehold X allotment, 31 x 99,1 near the three lamps. Price, £320.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agont, 151 L OBMUKHi-Villa Resldenoo and 6J acres of XV garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Price, £1,000.— J. M, Lennox. I6OL FARM of 30 acres of good Land, 19 miles from tho city, with 7-roomed bouse, stabling, coaoh-house, piggery, fowl-house, etc. Tho land is all In grass and crop. Price £SIX), PAPAKURA (a Bargaln)-Farm of 69 norus, with small Honse, and 20 aores In grass. This beautiful little homestead is ot.ly 21 miles from town and 1 milo from a railway station, 2 miles from a church and school. Price, £310.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont. CSL ALLOIMBNT-A lino allotment 60 ■* 120, fronting Quarry Koad, back of Kyber Pass Road. Price, ill 2s fid per foot.—J. M. Lennox. U7L J?qA—HOUSIC and Allotment In Pornoll.—J. *"" M. Ltinnox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT - Allotment In the Suburbs, near the Famuli Grammar School, 10 x 200. Can be had in one or more lots, Mn, £2 5s per foot, A most beautiful view or4ne harbour.—J. M. Lennox. 89L jT'OK &ALK, In tbo heart of tho city, a Beautl L ful 10-roomed Rosldenoo, with water and gus laid on. This residenca.is most healthfully situated, and Is only a fow minutes walk from Qucon-atrout,—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. ISOIi rpo SPECULATORS. — For Sale, 100 acres X fronting a main road, only two miles from the heart of the city. This Is a rare opportunity fora capitalist to purchase a property which must necessarily rise rapidly In value. Price, £8000; £3000 cash, ana the balanco can remain upon the property at 6 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. I3BL FOR SALE (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acres at Pukekohe West, unimproved, being part of Lot 18. This fine property is mixed bush and fern, and well watered. Must bo sold. Prico, £360; £200 of which can remain upon the pro perty at a very low rate of interest.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. I3fil. -Pi QO —A Bargain—Cottage, Mount Eden, 3 *iou apartments, freehold allotment 33 x 100. Price, £130; £65 oaib, balance can remain on the property,—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. 131 L A FIRST-CLASS FARM of 123 acres In 'West Pukekohe. with good Honse. cow-Bhods, dairy, &c. The farm la all in grass, and Is only one mile from the railway station,—J. M. Lon nox, Estate Agent, Auokland. i26L FOR SALK, a large 10-roomcd Residence In the most flourishing farming district in the province, with 200 acres, mostly fenced and In grass. Price, £1,100.— J. M. Lennox. 123 L > VILLA RBSIDENCE.-A Charming Villa, commanding a magnificent view of tho harbour; about 5 acres of pasture and shrubbery. Price. £1000. —J. M. Lennox, Jtstatu Agent, Auokland. 150 li T7UVE-ROOMKD VERANDAH COTTAUK.- X Commanding a view of the harbour; free hold allotment. £54 cash, balance of £250 oan remain upon the property at 7 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. 120 L rpo FARMERS.-For Sale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Little Form of 100 acres in one of the best farming districts In the Waikato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelllng-boußO upon it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owing to the owner leaving tho distriot. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance oan remain upon the property. 12L. Mr For Houses, Jarms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M, LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. P. J. M OBS & C° LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHORTLAND-3TREKT. FOR SALE—II 2 aores finest land, with abundant water, and good three-roomed House. The land Is bush, with 20 acres felled, and excellent feed on all the land throughout the year. Few miles from railway station; price only £280.— F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland street. TjtOß SALE—22I acres of good Land in the J? Pukekohe District, 30 acres of bush; the whole well watered, and aear a Railway Station, —F. J. Mobs. 281 FOR BALE—I2O aores of fine Land, mostly fenced; part in grass, part bnsh; 15 miles from Auckland; to be sold cheap on easy terms. —F. J. Mess & Co., Shortlund-itreot. TTiOR SALE—Ten-roomed House conveniently X situated at Parnell; also, four-roomed Cot tage and large allotment for £250.— F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-street, . 323 JJiOR SALE—A valuable and compact Farm J? of 155 aores, within 12 miles from Auckland, and 3 from a railway station. Land of finest quality in flrsk-i'ate condition, warm, and well situated, with abundance of water. House, and all requisite farm buildings.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. 221 FOR BALK—IOO A ores atMangare, in whole or in part. Very fine land and a rare oppor tunity. In that well known district.—F.J.Mocs & Co, thortland-street. . 178 ipOR SALK —100 Aored, with beautiful eoa L beach and sea view, only five miles from City .-IT. J. Mobs & Co. 271 FOR SALE—Farm of 265 aores, a large part in grass and crop, remainder fine land in fern, with small part in bush. This farm is beautifully situated near Tauranga, ana has a good 8-roomed dwelling House and out buildings. To be sold cheap and on easy terms, the present owner being anxious to sell,—F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-street 366 FOR SALK—A large comfortable Dwelling house of Brooms, inßamuera, with splendid view and every convenience, Terms easy.— F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. la FOR SALE—A comfortable Honse of 9 rooms, with 1 acre of garden and orchard; a few minutes only from Post-office. Terras easy.— P. J. Moss & Co., Bhortland-street. 31 [TOR SALK—IO Acres, with deep-water front- L age, one mile from railway station.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. 371 FOX SALK—Houso of 6 rooms, with 6 acres, at Onehnnga.—F. J, Moss & Co., Shortland street. 311 FOR SALK—Section at the foot of Hobson's . Bay Road; cheap, and on easy terms.— F. J. Moss & Co. 373 1/IONEY TO LEND, In sums ot £20 and up- JjX wards, on freehold security, at current rate of Interest. The interest and principal re payable on same terms as those of the Building Societies, or on such other terms as may be arrani<ed to suit the convenience of borrowers. —F. J. Mobb & Co., Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street FOR aALE—B7S Acres very fine Land, with easy access by water, and only a few miles from" a railway station,-F. J. Moss & Co,, Land and Estate A gente. 206 FOR SALE—We have for sale a considerable number of Houses and Building Allotments, Farms, and other properties, improved and un improved, of which we nball be glad to give full particulars on application,—F, J, Moss & Co., Shortland-street. FOR BALK — 80 Aores, with comfortable Dwelling • house and Farm Buildings, boantifully situated, near Lake Takapuna.—lf. J. Mosb and Co., Shortland-street. HI FOR SALK—Bnilding Allotments, Brighton road (Parnell), near tht City Park (Pon sonby), and other localities in town and suburbs. —F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-atreer. T7IOR SALK—A very ftno farm of 550 Acres, c. X few miles from Tanronga,on the main rond to Iho Hot Lakes ; 200 acres in grais, remainder op™ fern land. There is a comfortable residenco of 12 rooms, and tue furra builditga are all in goad order and complete. The land is very superior and well watered. Terms easy,—F. J. 4 Mobs & Co., Shortland-stieet, 187



| Land and Estate Agents. JL>. F. E. v A * 8> HOUSES, LAND, INSURANCE AND ESTATE AUBNT. Next "Herald" Office, Quean-Btreet. FOX SALK, ALL that magniflcient Corner Allotment, Franklin Hoad and England-street, about Bl x 101, planted with ornamental trees, &p. This Is, without exception, tho beßt site in the vioinity-both at prosent for a villa residenoe, and prospeotively as a grand business site, WELLINGTON-STREET—Buslnesa Premises, leasehold. For Sale (cheap). OKA TO, New Plymouth—For Sale, or exohange tor propcriy in or Dear Auckland, 81 Aoreft 1 60 of whioh are improved, and the remain ing 21 Btanding bush; 15 miles from town; fenced and subdivided, 3-roomed house, well, nice orchard, stock-yard, etc ; telegraph lino dose by [ lj-miles from tho i»ea; at foot of Monnt Kgmout. Prico £300; £200 can Btand at 10 per cent, 320 POMPALLIKH TERRACE, Ponsonby-A Verandah Cottage of 8 rooms and allotment, SO x 100; nice garden Id splendid order. Price £300. 331 DUBLIN-STKEKT, Ponsonby-Vore nloo gable end Verandah Cottage; nicely furnished, bow window, 5 rooms (large), protty flower garden In trout; allotmont 33 z about 100. Price £320. 330 SHKKHAN-STRKET, near Ponsonby Hall- N 100 Cottage, four rooms, &c, verandah In front, porch at back; good position; £230. Also, tho allotment at roar of same, with frontage to King-street of 3d feet, at 35s per foot. 300 PARNELL-A Comfortable Family Residence consisting of Drawing-room (30 xls), Dining room (30 x 15), Parlour, Five Bed-rooms, Kitchen, &c.; wash-houeo copper, water laid on, gas and other comforts and conveniences. UPPER QUKEN-STRKKT-House, four rooms, wash-houeo, uirl skillion attached, all in good order; nioo garden, Two Allotments; desirable position. 287 PONSONBY—Wood street, now and splendidly finished Houso of Ton Apartments; gas and flttiogs complete; largo Corner Allot ment thoroughly drained and planted, £800. PONSONBV—Commodious Rosidenoe, consist ing of UrawinK-room (18 x 10), Dining-room (2o x 12), Parlour, Four Bed-roomß, Kitohen, Bath-room, &c , ftc,; gas laid on and other comforts; splendid view; largo Allotment all planted and drained; vory desirable. 271 PONSONBY—A good Investment, consisting of large Corner Allotment, on which stand Three Houses, for £800; 270—fall particulars from D. K. Evans. , , ANGLESEA-STRKET-Houue (In good order), Bix Rooms, stable, wash-houso, wood-shod, good well, largo Corner Allotment (about 132 x 118) fenced and fully stocked with fruit trees, flowers (very choice); splendid view of city and harbour; £550. 2611 NEWTON-STKHET—A very nice and protty Cottage of 5 rooms; allotment about 33 x 150; splennid llitlo garden, good well, &C Must bo sold. Price only £120. 339 . MOUNT ALBERT-House. Blx Rooms, stablo and outhouses, Four Aores rich voloanio land, sub-dlvluod by hedges and walls, corner lot, and within throe minutes walk of railway station. M PONSONBY—Houso, Seven Kooms, Pantry, Store-room, stable, &c, standing on high ground surrounded by some lino old forest trees, commanding a splendid view: large orchard and paddooks, in centre of which Is a never-falling surface spring of water; al together übout Five Acres; 61—full par ticulars from I). K. Kvans. Besides numerous other Properties large and small, full particulars of which can be had on application to I). F. Evans. Farms and Uosn try land from 7s lid per acre upwards. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS BPRING-STREKI', Ponsonby-at 20s and BJs per foot. BPHINO-STREKT, Alma Placo-at37s porfoot, IKELAND-STHKKT-at37s6d per foot. PONSONBY TERRACK-at 60s per foot; Wood-stroot, 12s f>d per foot. KINd-STRKLT-at 35a per foot, And various other Lots Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land ft Khtvtb Aoknt, 139, QUEEN-STREET noxt Herald Offloe. Qrooenea, &c. T>AUOH I T3ACOW ! DACON 1 Two Tons Pitimb Bacon to bo sold at 8d perlb Giikkn Pitak, 2(1 per lb Best Jams, 7d per lb. Bring your own Jars Cocoa and Milk, Is cor tiu Homey, 7}d per tin Dates, 6d; Prunes, 5d And remember to oak for Hkwin'h Nonpareil (Joffkkh, the best In town, roastod and ground on tho promises. F. HEWIN & BKOTHEB, Corrsx Roasters, Fancy Gkoceckk, and Provision Factors, ' Tho opposite corner of United rforvico Hotel, QUtIN-S T B g X T. TU Oi'lCK 61? KJ£MU VA JU Jab. A. Pknnalxiokn wishes to Inform his frienda, cnatomors, and tho mineral publio that ho has Removed to tho promises lately occupied by Mr Cuckaoy. Wakcfleld-nreot. J.A.P., In thanking hiß customers fot Iholr previous Bap port, liopos for a continuance of their patronage, as it will bo his endeavour to offer them the best quality at lowest prices. VTOTICK! NOTiuEM INOTIC.E IM HOLLAND~&~FOKTZER, In thanking tho generbl public for the vory liberal support they have received for the past seven yenra, would take this opportunity to In form them that bolug Direct Importers of several leading lines, they are in a position to Bay. Without »ny boast whatevor, they can supply PKODUUK AND GKN KRAL GROCERIES at Prices second to nooo in Auckland. • PRICE LIST:- Box Teas from 15s Gd per box; a splendid lino of oar own mixing at 20s per 121ba Company No. 1 Suttar. 20s per bog A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, id per lb Full Weight Sperm Candles, Od per lb English Sauco from 6Jd per bottle We have a nice line of Fancy Toa Caddies, con taining one pound of Qood Tea, at a vory low figure Coffee, roosted and ground dally, at prices from Is to Is 8d per lb. We would oali spoolal attention to our Turkey Brand at Is 6d per lb Flour, Oats, Bran,. Sharps, and Maize at Mill prices. Favours by Poet or Wire will reooivo our most strlot care and attention, and wll be delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts of town and Buburbs. N.0.-Noto tho Address- HOLLAND & FORTZEK, WHOLESALE! AND RETAIL GROCERS yuEKN-siBKKT, Adckland ,■ and at OOROMANDBL. Liberal Discount allowed for Cash. "ft/I U U D V AND nO M FAMILY GROCERS, QUEEN-STEBET, ONEnraoA. Families regularly waited on, and goods promptly delivered. DUX LU .NOTICE. WTLLIAM JAME3 WATT 3. the well-known Grocer of Onehanga, has a Constant Supply of Homb cured Bacon and Ham always on hand, i Agent for the Kvenino Star. Mr Watt respeotfnlly Invites further patronage. \AT r a JK X a R " • FAMILY GROOBK, HOBSON-BTBBET. First-olass Valua in Teas and General Or ooorlea. Prime dairies of Fresh Butter Dally. Families regularly waited npon, and goods promptly delivered. Sewing Machines. W. C. DEN NE s THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A Lar.to Shipment of the Challenge Machine ot the World— Ths White Co.'s Sewing Machine, The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largest TaDle The Most Easy to Work The Best Cover The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle The Most Elegant The Neatest Stitch Treadle Machines, from £5 10s. THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE. Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, ALWAYS ON HAND, Henuine Singer Fritter and Roseman Wertheim Standard _„ Howe Company's W heeler and Wilson Srover and Baker's Jones's ABC Domestic' And other good makos FROM 23, 6d. peb Week l 2s, 6d. per Week I ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. These Machines can be had of my Agents :— tf. McLean and Co., Pioneer Store, Whangarel; Chomaa Wells, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Jnehuuga; K. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and 3oylan, Qlsborne; Bronnan and Co., Taurasxa uid at other places. T1 H E riKEAT TT\ EPO T| PUHEN-STUBKX



Drapery and Olotblnsr. TGI rpOMLIN SON'S DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT IN PARNELL WILL BK CLOSED OS! THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, FurthK.- particulars in To-morrow'a paper. /IENUINE CLEARING OUT BALK! PBIO.It 10 lU-nUItDIKOI THK WHOLE STOCK ox* MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING IMDBB OOBTI Wo have a very large Stock JUVENILE "^CLOTHING, Whioh will be BOLD Unpbboebkntbdly Low. Parents should not miss this op portunity, ao the sale Is a genuine one. CLOTHING large enough for the Biggest Man in New Zealand. WHOLESALE BOYBRS LIBBHAIiT Dealt with fob Oabbl Only. Phillipsl Mart, QUEEN-STREET. TMTRS. TVOWHI BTAr ffi£ OHSBT Upper Hobso'n-st., Established 1864. Every Description of Stays, Corsets. &c Surgical Belts, upon the Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Orders Puno tnally Attended To. S. E. H UGHES ' J' DNIOB > House, Land, Estatb, and Financial aoknt and valubb, Vulcan Lane (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-class Seourlty Mortgages and Loans negotiated Rents and Interest oolloctod. Insurances effected Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Bale, from £300 to ffIJOO Building Allotments in Suburbs, from 810 each Country Land, from 3s per acre Wanted, Allotments at Stokes* Folnt,Mount ' Eden, Whnu, and Remuera Persons wishing to acquire property ore In- . vlted to Inspect mv Lists #iv TO BATH VJT to Roth's Fublio Het, Cold, and Shower * Baths, Victoria-street Host. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. fhe Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brashes, combs, respirators, soaps, &o. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladlos every day, at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling. Please note the address i Viotoria- Btreet Bast, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auokland rpKEEMAW'H BAY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Have on hand at their Mills and Store, No Lower Queen-street:— Tine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed Also, c Bran, Sharps, Fig Meal a Maize, Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Craofeofl B and whole All excellent quality, at vory low rates.



Froapeotus. rpHAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). NOMINAL CAPITAL £400,000, In 400,000 Shares of £ 1 each. Provisional Directors: Hon. James Williamson, Chairman. J. L. Campbeel, M.D. F. D. Rich, Esq. Wm. Crush Daldy, Esq. E, F. Roche, Esq. J. McCosh Clabk, Esq. Thos. Peacock, Esq. ROBERT GBAHAM, ESQ. E. B. WALKER, ESQ. Jameb Dilworth, Esq. Wm. Aitkin, Esq. , georoe holdship, eßq. kga hubuhttbu Joseph Howard, Esq. Petera Pdkuattta John Wilson, Esq. Henere Pukuatua Thos. Mobrlv, Esq. Rotohiko llaupapa Wm.lnneb Taylor, Esq. W. Mahii Te Ranqi- C. J. Stone, Esq. kaheke A.W.F.Halcombb,Esq. Abekateba Te F. D. Fenton, Esq. Weba Ebu Paimoi Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors s Messhs. Jackson & Ruasßtii, Forfc-etreet, Auckland, Engineer .< itAß t Stewart, Esq., M. Inst, 0.E., Late District Engineer, Interim Secretary: JAB; BTEWAKT, ESQi, C,E; tho proposed railway will be about seventy tour miles in length, and commences at a point on the Hamilton-Thames Hallway, near the town ol Morrinsville. From this point it runs southward through tho centre of the Rreat valley of the Upper Thames, by a very easy routo, for a distance ol thirty-five miles; it tJhen mounts to the wooded plateau which divides the Upper Thames and Tauranga districts; from this It descends, by an easy route, to la terminus at the Town of Ohlnemutu, making a further distance o£ thirty-nine miles. This com pletes an unbroken chain of railway communi cation between the City of Auckland and the Hot Lake Dißtrlot, which Is the central point of attraction for tourists to New Zealand. The oosc of the lino has been estimated—after exploration—by James Btewart, Esq., late Dis trict Kngineor, to be «2,000 per mile for the first section of 35 miles; ofthe remainder, 21 miles will cost £3.000 per mile, and the remaining 15 milos, about £1500 per mile) making a total cost for construction (of the olassof the Government railways, and exclusive of rolling stock) of £209,500. The cost of buildings and rolling stock Is estimated at £38.000, making a total cost of £217,500. It is proposed to construot tho Railway In two soctlonB; the flret Bection of 88 miles under the provisions of " The District Railways Aoi, 1877, by whioh. on approval by the Government, the Colonial revenue is security for Interest on tho oost of construction and equipment not ex coedlnu 2 per cent,, and the neighbouring lands (rated In proportion to tho benefits derivable from tho construction of the line) are liable for lntorcst cot exceeding a further 5 per cent, thus giving a certain lntorcst of 7 per oent on the investment, even if the line Itself only pajs working expanses. Tho majority of the land holders abutting on this seotion nave expressed their willingness that their properties Bhall be brought under the operation of "The Dletricc Railways Act, and the Amendment Act, 1878. For the construction of the second section, passing, as it doee, mainly through tative lands, whioh it is not possible to bring under "Ihe District Railways Acts," it is proposed to work. If possible, under " Tho Railways Construction and Land Act. 1831.'' By this Aot the Colonial Government is empowered to contract with a Company for the construction of this Hallway, among others, and to grant such lands bb art) available as an endowment. In this case only 28,000 aores are available, Bituated in the Fatetere country. This would not be a sufficient endow ment, without rating powers, to warrant the construction of thla ssction of tho Hue. but the native proprietors have, in addition, agreed to give a considerable area of land to the Com pany. It is also proposed that the Company should acquire, by purchase, a further portion of native lands adjaoent to the line, whioh may be expected to be largely increased In value by its construction; and, with this view, the capi tal of the Company has been fixed at a Bum sufficient to include such purchases. By this means, It is hoped the construction of the second Boctlou may be undertaken almost simultane ously with the first Tho prospects of Immediate ana very con siderable traffic on the line are as good, or better, than can be shown en any new lino in New Zealand. The rapid strides made during the last few years in the Upper Thames and Waikato districts, show that the country has a power of production and of supporting a large population la proportion to its area—equal to almost any other part of the colony. The pro jected railway line will open up an area of from 1,500,000 to 2,000.000 of acres of available land, a largo portion ready for immediate occu pation, but at present wholly unoccupied, owing partly to the want of moans of communication, and pattly to the foot that a portion of this ter ritory has but recently been acquired from the native ownera. The settlement of this extensive won must necessarily, for som» yean to come, orofcte a very large import traffic and year by year, as settlement progresses, the export traffic of grain, stock, and other produce must also in orease to very large dimensions- But, inde pendently of the ordinary sources of supply towards a railway traffic which agricultural and pastoral settlement or the country affords, there are special reasons which j ustif y the expectation of an unusually rapid development of a varied, extensive, and paying business on this line. It is now generally known that the purchasers of the lands known as the Patetere District are taking active stops towards the Immediate colo nizutiou. by comparatively small holders, of the whole of the lands they have acquired., or are acquiring, through the agency of a powerful com pany In England. Tho Importations consequent on tho Introduction of a large population cannot fail to be very considerable daring the first years of their settlement. Again, the line in its course to Ohlnemutn, tops a valuable forest of magnifi cent Itlmber, from whioh-as soon as the line is completed so iar — tho whole oC the Upper Thames and Waikato districts will undoubtedly draw their supplies of timber for housebuild ing, fencing, and fuel; and last, bat oortainly not least, the large and ever increasing stream Of tourists visiting Now Zealand irom all parts of the world, attracted by the wonders of Ohlnemntu and Rotomahana, will certainly prefer to use this line of railway, whioh will convey them easily In one short day from the city of Auckland to the Hot Springs, by an easy and mo it interesting route, thus giving to the line the exceptional advantage of a large passenger trafflo at once, quite irrespective of the ordinary passenger traffic of the county. It may also bo pointed out that for a distance of fully forty miles the proposed lino most, at a , future and not very distant date, form part of the main line connecting Auckland with Napier and Wellington, through the interior of the island. Regarding the trafflo which1 may be expected, a comparison may be made with the existing lines in Auokland. Seeing that on these lines there are many miles of unproductive country, and that the valleys of the Piaka, Waitoa and Thames are largely settled and stocked (and by the time the line is open may be expected to be fully so), looking also to the sohemo for the set tlement ofthe Pfttetero country, the Provisional Directors think the comparison a fair one. Tho latest returns of the Katpara-Te Awamutu rail way show a net revenue of £193 per mile per annum. This would give on the flr«t section of thirty-eight miles, a net revenue of £7,331, or 71 per cent, on £100.000. Estimating the revenue for the five years working at only one-half that of tho Kalpara-WatkatoUne, S3 pec cent will be obtained, leaving only 3J per cent, to be made np by the District Rate and Government con tribution, or a little over ?l per cent and under 1 per oent respectively. For these reasons, and (or others too numer ous to mention, the Provisional Directors feel fully justified in recommending the under taking to the Public as a work of national as well as local Importance. As an Investment of capital, it will be directly remunerative, and they confidently expect the hearty support of the people of Auck land, both town and country, in a work whioh cannot fail, immediately on its completion, to add, as no one undertaking has added before, to the population, production, and the import and export trade of the whole Provincial District. Tho Nominal Capital of the Company is pro posed to be fixed at £100,000, in 400,1100 Shares of £1 each. The first issue of Shares to be 200,000, on which it Is not Intended to call up more than 10s per Share, and it is anticipated that 5s per Sham will suffice as paid-up capital, for the first suction of the Railway, because it is proposed to exercise the borrowing powers conferred by the Aota, On the prosecution of the second section, it will be a question whether to issue more Sha'rpo, or make further calls on those already issued. Tho payments on the first issne to be Is on application, and the balance by Calls of is each, at intervals of not loss than two months. Applications for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Shortland-street, or through author ised agents. 70,000 Pharos havo already bean taken by 32 subscribers, in amounts not less than 1,000. As it is anticipated that the whole of the Shares will ba rapidly taken up, early application will be neceeßary. Priority of application will be a factor in the allotment of Shares by the Direc tory. No application will be received for less than 20 Shares. The following Gentlemen are AGENTS authorised to rocoivo applications for Shares, vis.:- Joseph Newman, Auckland Alex. Saunuers, „ Chas. Alexsnder, „ Samuel Vlckers, „ J. Friar Clarke, „ Robert Stater, „ John Mowbray, „ Robert Horn?, „ J. B. Morpech, „ J. M. Lennox, „ Wm. Flood, „ J. Wickens, „ F, G. Ewington, „ Kennedy Hill, Hamilton THE Mail Coacii leaves JJevonport ior Walwora Hot Springs (calling at Luoaß's Creek, Dairy Flat, and Wade) every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 9.30 a.m.; and re turns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, arriving at Devonport at 2.30 p.m. JW O X i v ii. The following BLOCKS of LAND in tho County of Mangonu ara open under the Home tead Act:— No. 1-KAIAKA BLOCK, Paris of Kalaka County of Mangonui, 3,600 Acres. This Land is situated in the Victoria Valley. No. 2-PATIKI BLOCK. County of Man gonui, 1,900 Aores. This Land Is also in the Victoria Valley. Both these Blocks of Land are wel worth the attention of intending settlors No. 3-OTENGI BLOCK, Parish of Taipa sot far from the Township of Mangonui, 100 Acres. No. 4-TAKU BLOCK, near Koto, Wan garo Appllotitlona for any of these Lands must ba nade to the Chairman of the Mangonul County Council at Mangonui, with whom Plans of tho aid Blocks have been lodged for publio tspection. ROBT. M. HOUSTON Chairman Mangonni County Council,



Prospectus. ■pROSPECTTJS, FISHER AND COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, £50,000, IN 50,000 SHARES OF TWENTY.SHILLINBS EACH. It Is proposed to Call up 5s on application, Ss on allotment, and the balance ia Calls of 5s on three month's notice. Provisional Dlreotors: Messrs Wm. Aitkbn James B ailky „ Joseph Banks Thomas Chin» p. comlßkby d. b. cbt3iokbhank John JTh<hbr David Nathan, and Jab. Wallace. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors: WnITAKEK, RUSSBI, & BUBDLK. Brokers: A. Saundbrb and Cbables Albxahdkb. Managing Dlreotor ot the Tannery and Fellmonttery: Joseph Banks. Managing Director of Purveying Department: John Fishes. This Company proposes to purchase the business of Messrs Fisher and Co., of Auck land, and to oarry on the wholesale and retail HuteherlDg, Meat Freezing and Preserv* ing trade, together with Fellmongery, Tanning* and other branches of the business which may be found expedient, and it is conndent'y ex pected that with increased capital and im proved appliances, the present profitable busi ness can be very mnch further developed. TwJ months since orders were sent home for a Bell-Obleman Freezing Maohlne, capable of freezing 125 tonß measurement, and manufactur ing two tons Of ice daily. It & manifest that in , a warm climate, such an ours, this process wiu enable the Company to carry on operations with economy and sneoess, as with a properly fltted ud chilling chamber/ there Will be ao neowstty to feed a heavy stock of cattle, sheep, and poultry, as the Bupply can be regulated exactly fty the requirements of the trade} the meat being only chilled, not frozen, wiU keep folly forty-eight hourß longer than meat killed under the most favourable conditions. It will also offer great facilities for storing butter, game, and other perishable goods; and enable the North of New Zealand to compete suooeßsriffly with any other part of the colonies iv the manufacture of bacon, curing hams, and pro duction of preserved meats. Tanhert aito FELLMOwaERY.—The latter has been carried on by Messrs Fleher & Co. during the last twelve months, and with a view of extending the business to tanning and wool scouring, a dam was ereoted, capable of holding half-a-million gallons of water, and a 1-inch pipe laid a dlßtance of 1,300 feet, to the first building ereoted on the site; and Mr Aickin, C.X,, has surveyed and mads plans for a dam to hold threo million gallons of water. The supply of water is admitted by experts to be practically unlimited, and good judges, who have inspected the Otahuhn property, agree that gTeat foresight and judgment have been shewn in laying out tho works for a large and increasing bnslness. Mr Thomas Russell has very kindly sent out a complete plan and specification for a Model Tannery and If ellmongery. using tramways every appliance of the most modern construction. This will be of immense advantage to the proposed Company, enabling them to make a large ont mrn of a very superior article and having the benefit of the very latest scientific improve ments in its manufacture. Arrangements have been made with the Go vernment to have a station on the site of the works, thus enabling the Company to carry on a large shipping and carrying business, with every facility and despatch. It is also proposed to utilise all refuse in the manufacture of a superior manure. These works have been in operation six months, and the article produced has given the greatest satisfaction. : , Mr William Aitlren and a Committee, mleo ted from the Provisional Directors, have in spected all the freehold properties of Messrs Fi-her and Co., and have arranged the valua tions on a most satisfactory basis. The live stock, carts, and general stock-in- Trade will be valued by Mr Jag. Wallace and Mr Kobt Hall, and the business taken over on the Ist d»y of January, 18S2. Messrs Kisher and 00. accept 25,000 paid-up shares in the company, In full payment for all the freehold properties, furniture, &o. It is proposed that Mr Fisher should act as Managing Dlreotor of the meat-purveying department, and Mr Banks of the tannery and f ellmongery, &o. Intending subscribers ehonld send in their ap plications at once to Messrs A. Saunders and Charles Alexander, Brokers for the Company, as already there are many applications tor shares. The share|a»t will close lon Wednesday, the Tth December. N Ooachbniidera. &c. - [ESTABLISHED ISM.I COACH FAC2ORY, ELLIOT-STREET, AUCKLAND. Whilst respectfully offering hissincere thanks to the numerous Patrons of the Firm for their kind forbearance and consideration during the ill Dees of bis late Partner, Charles At kin begs to inform them that he 1b again at tho head of the Manufacturing and Hepairlng Department, where all orders with which he may be favoured will be under his personal supervision. With increased superior appliances and first-class artisans. Customers may rely upon their com mands being executed promptly in a durable and finished style. COUSINS ft Ai KIN. noteiu. rPHE MAKUKATJ HOTEL, Onehnnga, 1 Proprietor, Thomas Rloe.—Special accom modation for Travellers from the various settle ments adjoining. Suites of Rooms by special arrangement tor private families. Mr Kioe .having had the pleasure of succeeding Mr J. A, Whiteon, of the firm ot Mesnw R. Wnitaon ana Sons, Brewers, Auckland, and Mr Thomas Cod lin, Onehunga, in this extensive and well appointed establishment, respeottuUy solicits the patronage of the surrounding public and visitors from Auckland, Hot and Cold Baths. A fine brew of Whitson's Sparkling Aloe.oouplod with tbe choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. ■ A speolal Billiard-room, with one of Thuwton'p Best Tablet. Excellent Stapling. I ITI C L'k XX. BXA XP, . • formerly of the City Club [lately of tbe Terminus Hotel, Holenaville), having bought the Freehold of the Whanoabei Hotel from Mr Caffier, begs to inform visitors that no efibrt will be spared to afford saUstaottoc Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire. PAKK HOTEL, Wklleslet Street East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel Kyber Pass Road Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts ot the beet brands only Billiards, &a fflrst-olass accommodation for Families and Boarders. Good Btabllng. Water laid on. tpLAGSTAFK HOT EL, r NORTH SHORE. W. H. PEARCE (Late Of the Commercial Hotel, Hamilton, and Royal Mall, Auckland), Having taken the above Hotel, will be glad to see lils old friends. ED E N VINJS HOTEL, EDEN TERRACB. 8. E V 1 N SON, Having agreed to sell oat his Interest in the above Hotel on the 31st December, 1831, and to clear out the large stock of Wines, Spirits, &o. ( has made a further reduction In the below advertised prices. Parties wishing to purchase would moke a great saving by calling. Per bottle Martell s and Henneesy's Brandy, egcal to a. d. Case Brandy .. .. i, - ..6 0 Greenless and Colville's Cambelton Whirky (strong) - - . < I Danville's Whiaky.. .. _ .' .. I 8 Rum, 3s; Old Jamaica (Droof), in; small.. 2 0 Cousen's Sherry, best, js; email _ _S 0 Sandiman's Best Port, to ; small _ _ 8 0 amontillado sherry, ss; small _ . I ( Old Tawny Port, ss; small .. _ _2 8 English Gingor Wine .. .. .. -30 In Cask (Genuine Brandi)i Hennessy's Brandy .... _ .. _6 0 Schiedam Schnapps, is 6d; small .. _ 8 8 Geneva, JDKZ, ss, Is6d; email _ .I 0 Old Tom „ - .. .. _ « * 0 DunviUe's Whisky.. ~ .. „ -I 8 Scotch Whisky, Lome, Islay, and Bon Ao cord • •■ 1 8 Townsend'a Sarsaparilla 5 0 English Ale and Porter (best brands), 1/4 to 1 6 Flask Brandy, large. 3s; small, Is 6d and.. 1 9 Bplendid Port and Sherry Wine, per doz... 62 0 All Spirits sold by the Gallon (over-proof) same aa from Bonded Store.' Terms: Strictly Cash (no exceptions). SAMUEL BVINSON. Proprietor. THE WAIKATO HOTEL, HAMUiTON EAST. W GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR TRAVBLLKRS. SAMPLE ROOMS, AND'LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. F. 6 A~U~D I N, Proprietor. ■ JALACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, IT OHINEMUTU, ROTORUA, Firßt-olass accommodation for Tourists, Trave lore, and Visitors during both winter and summer months. Private Sitting Rooms. Smoking and Reading Rooms. Billiards. Goaohes, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire Conveyances will meet every Steamer. Important Notice.--Touriate can make ar rangements with Capt. M.T. Clayton (Insurance Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (i'auranga), or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohlnemntu), for through trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all et osßteras, at FIXED BATES. Trip from Auckland to the Hot, Lakes and baok, on the above principle for Ten Guineas KELLY, PKOPBTETOR. mo GKAZIJSBS. NORTHKRN HOTBL PADDOCKS, Great North Road. Wanted, at once, 10,000 Horses to graze and masticate the luxurious grasses, and drink of a pretty winding meandering stream which flows through the whole of the vastand well-sheltered estate. A great chance, for enterprising stook owners, ROLL UP!!! B. R. OURNfOW, Proprietor Great Northern Hotel, the oldest established house on the road where the choloeat brands of Wines and Spirits' coupled with the best brews of Ale, are on sale, *



atonev. -■-. ,- ;A ~_. •; ■ ■ ■ >I '■'.'-'■ VTICTOKI AN LOAN AMD DIB COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STBKEX, AUCKLAND The [above Agency haTing Opened a Branoh In Auckland la prepared to Advance Sums of Money, frotr £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security Deeds of Property, Shores n Public Conipaoieß! and other Seonritles at current rate*. BIU» Discounted Daily. Renewalsieffeoted, TW'a To acoommodata Borrowers Loan of (asy> £10 * Mar be repaid In Instalments of lfeimt weak £20 May be repaid In Instalments of 20a per wee).'. Or by any other mutual agreement AH oommtmioatlons, either personally or by letter, Btrlotly confidential. Address-^ •HIGH ■BTBIII, Next Auckland Hotel). Box 90. Poafcomoa. * UCKLaSU FEKMANJSHT A. 00-OPKBATrVK BUILDINS ADD INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Omou :-93, Qdbkh-btbbkt LOANS granted upon approved Becnrltloi of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In eunia ol £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable in instalments, at the following rate* tor every £100 borrowed:— ■■■■". Repayments extend- p Total amount ing over rerwuKK. Be»rS&T ', s. d. c «." ; I years _ ... 12 6 130 0 0 8 years- _ _ 9 2 113 0 3 8 year* _ _ _ 7 6 156 7 »(J v 10 years „ ~ .. 8 3 163 !>8 8 . tar Further particulars may be obtalaMl g£ application at the Society's Office. ~ ■"• JOiiN 13ATGBK, • Secretary. , - jy/TONEif, TO htMU, on approved K. K. TYLEB, ' Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. ' MONEY TO LEND, in large or amaU Bums, at oaual rates 31 interest, TCONNBLL St. OOOPBkT^ Solicitors, ' Vulcan Lana. ■„• • .- MONKY TO LEND, in sums ot £201) and upwards, at 7 per cent JACKBON ft KUBBKLL, • ' BoHeltors, fort-street. ; jPSftOf) TO LEND in Smns of £600 ■.•*WWV and upward*.-*. King, Short land-street ' . . ,i It|ONK? TO LEfID on Mortgftga ot FireKOaas Freehold Seoorlties. ■ ' WM. COLKMAK, Soiioitoi; ner ot Queen and Bhortland-streete. . Boots and Shoes' \ ■' n jTs » **- Ey^* I \RAw NBAR £ 3^g|n^^^ Tremendous Bar- T/sß§Sß|Sl*sTk\ People's Boot and T^llSfiftlpiE Shoemaker, of Vie g^i£^^' toria-£ireet,hasnow Tr^^gff^ a fine Stock ot Boot* sltee, at Lowet City Prices." ' Blub Boot. Blue Boot look out , " C. BROOKK' S Fm| B"*? Bft°T (ADVSRTI S X M B N 7 In a rtw Path Saddlery. ■'; 'yjif S. J O WBS VT • Has jurt landed ex /BrnOuM 'Ashmore, 'Haldone,' •Avon*,' 'OoronUla,' •Oxford," and S.B. 'Norfolk,-a LargevAß-. sortment ot Seasonable Goodb, oomprlstof Horse Covers, good durable articles lined ana shaped, from Us; Waterproof Lota Cover* Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines j Bugs), Glk. and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddle* (CO. Just Arrived, per 'Bermlone,' my Sewna Shipment ot Tanner 6 Prost's Celebrated NBW Patent On, MOLLISC O E I U M, for Harneßß, Carriaije Tops, and Aprons, &g», very economical, and superior to N oatsfoot Oil, because it is perfectly waterproof, readily pene^ trates the leather, effectually prevents cracking, - does not evaporate or dry oat of the leather. > : will not oome off after application, and harness may be polished with compo immediately after ward. . . ,-.,,(! . i', -. .„,, : v ,-. ' WATERPROOF RIDING APRON&1 Our own make, best quality, and latest Improved shape. ' ■* ■■■-■■; W.B J. naa always a large general stock, com HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, ' Racing, Steeplechase, .and Hunting Stock Sad! * dies, ana Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer and Winter Horseelothlng, Valises, Portman. teanx, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste foe Saddles and Harness Compos, Oils. &c ,j ..,, BLLIMANB EMBROCATION, JUST ARIUVKD, A large stook Of latest improved extra tronsi PACK E ADDLBS always on hand, from (Ms. Five per oent. Dlsooont allowed tor Cash, W. ■ 8. -,lT~~b." 1 ! H^-.HvrS, S QUKKN-STBBET. ADOKLANB. ! . XiewTeaa. . T jf V O U W A|N X * xmror * ::.-■;<■> J REALLY jGOOD TEA TKY THK ««TAEPING MIXTURE,?* Packed in U>. and lib. Paoketa.l : -.; IH THE CHINA TEA GARDEN& • " I have analysed an Original Paoßet of the TAKPINO MIXTUBa, anil I certify ftat i*g composed of Pure Uncoloured Teas, exA admir ably flavoured with a delicate and harmleas Boenting, which renders It very palatable. I oan recommend itCaaibeinK aLwholeaome and refreshing diet. "RUM Theodob StaiSbb, •Analytical Chemist, "Qaeenslaitd. Agoat tor the Taeping Mixture I M CHAB. MAJOR, - m WHOLESALE AND. SHIPPING QBOOEB r^nnamttWa. D EVICT, Qunmnter, 'M, Qneen< • street, Auckland, opposite the Marks* house. Established, BW.-Alwaysin Stook*M to arrive by direot importation from Bnglann made to advertisers own order.-^OhokeboW ; Breeoh-loadlng Guns, Doable and Single Muralfr -, loaders, Bieeoh-loadtag Eevolvers, Breeoh-wa* -<js Ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bam, Gnn Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Ponohes, and erttTi:M article neoessary to oomplete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands I in Sporting Powders are imported direot frota ■* the makers by the advertiser, wboj'Ogg'BS guarantee thslr good quality. Cartridges for the Enfleid, Snidor and Terry Rifles, HetaWa Cartridge Cages, Chilled Snot and other spad; alities always on hand. Country dealert liberally dealt with. Buns lte^toobed. Browned, eta an c every other kind ot Firearm RepauM ,' at reasonable piioes . Notioe.-Junt to hand;* - ; lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokeboreßweoh' .f loading anna obeap. The larfteet stook In Auckland to ohoose from. Also, is stoofc • arge assortment ot Fireworks; of tte beet uatitv. Fishine Tackle Jji" E. PHIPJfS1 TIME TABLH. Leave Arch HUI: Leave National Bank > i i B.IS o.m. 9 fi»m. q "9.30 a.m. •10.15a.rn. \ ■ ll*a.m. U.is a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 3 p.m. 3,45 pjm. 3.4S p.m. 6.5 p.m. 6.45 p.m. 6.30 p.m. •Kxoept luesdays and Thursdays, wheatM M from Auckland, and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whan