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THE AUCKLAND ETEWIKO STAR DECEMBER 13.



Aoctiona- JTWIOKKU vf, THE CATTLE yAIK. ||(OR SALE, at Benntna, oo Wednesday, I>ec«»'aber 11, «t noon, Kfkn VIEAD STORE CATTLE, cOTHftstla/, of— gA rOUK-VSAPrOLD 3TSIRS JQQ TWO TO THEEE-ySAK-OLD 3TEiERB JSQ YKAIJLINQ3 100 cowa AND umwm3 Tho Parc-bred Ball 3th Duke of Athola The Pure-bred Cow Diana' 3 Brnn3Trick 1 Pure-bred rielfors ( 7 Rrade Shorthorn Cows and Calvea 2 Yevftax Balla, b7 Mr Truat 3 Bull, out Of choice Dairy Ctow3 A Hereford Bull Boon Shorthorn Bull ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. UNRESERVED SALE OF PURE-BRED SHOKIHORN CAtTLE. rriHE undersigned fawe received inatmct- X tlona from Meoars Flaher & Co.. to sell, wilihont reeervss, as Kemnara, on V/ednaxiay, December It, Tho lojsiortcd SHOnrreoajr BtrLL, BTH DUSK O? ATHOU Boon, calved Aagta*. 13"3- Duke of Athol hr Dafee of Lancajter, 313 Daka of Laocastei b7 Lmka ot EranawloSt, Tho Imported 3HOBTHOBW COW, DIANA'S BRUNSWICK, WWte, Got by Vlctort BranaTricSc, by IMkl) of Brnnawlck, 23,337. TWO HRIFHR CAIiVKB, bom tha aboro ilro and dim. 7 Well-bred Shorthorn Cows S Helfoni by 9th DaAe ot Ath 1 Calves and a i yearllDii Ball, also b? Duka Atcol. Both tha 9th Dnke of Athol aad Diana's Bronswick are nhapely well-ifroTra »nim»l«, and descended on the dam side from Matilda, ba parted from England to Australia, and founder ot that famous tribe of shorthorns. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. RATTLE pi AIR, I, A.5,1 FOR THIS BKA3QK. WIU be held at X X M U X P. A, ON WTCJ>NK3DAr, DEC li. JEiitriee for Catalogue not Later than Thonday, Decembers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. JTiOUNTRY CATTLE SALBS. Rsmwera—Wednesday (Cattle Fair), Dec li Fokzno—Monday, December 13 Dbcby—Wednesday, December 31 Pasaxvba— Wednesday, December 23, ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thunday next, 15th instant, JO Vat Cattle, from Waltara 30 Fat Steers, from Y/cinkn i» Otahuhn Fatted 600 Fat Sheep aad Lambs Dairy Cons, fitora Cattle ALFRED BUCKLAND, FRIDAY, DECEMBEK 16. THE HAY MARKET. * WANGANUI HOESES. QA FIRST-CLASS HORSED, ex Mac Of/ gregOT, oonaiitinft of active medium draught, light-harness Horses and Hacks. Also, 0 Handsome Ponies, by Cupid. ALFRED~~BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. MOUNT ALBERT. fITHE undersigned hag received iostrnc- JL tiona from Mr Kdward Allen (who has sold the greater coition of hta property for villa Bites) to sell by anction, on Saturday, December 17, at 12 o'clock noon, aa follows :— 2 Good Dairy Co wa 1 quiet well-bred iinll 3 btaunch Brood Mares, stinted to Matchless 1 three-year-old Colt, by Matchless 2 tv/o-ycar-fjlrl Fillies 2 Yearling Colts, by Matchless 1 Yearling Filly 2 Sows with pigs 2 Qood Tip Drays, with hay frames, complete 1 Field Roller 1 Hooded Phaeton, suitable for an Invalid 1 Spring Cart and Harness I Cheese Press, Curd MlUacrt Yata Iron Harrows, Harness, llay Forks'and Sondrle*. N.B.—Train leaves Auckland at 11 o'clock (or Mount Albert, returning immediately alter the sale, atSl.2op.n). ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMA RKE J. SALE OJf WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, UlOKti, and TALLOW, each Tuesday.fat Wo-olook.; ALFKEI) BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTANT SALE OF I'URE-BRED PEDIGRbK oTUD STOCK. riIHE undersigned baa received instruc tions from thu Auckland Agricultural Company (tote Maclean And Co.) to noli, at Penrose, with out reserve on Wednesday, January 25th, 1882, at noon, tho following i'uro-bred Pedigree Stock :- Ijo Shearling Lincoln Kama SO Shearling Leicester Kami 250 Shearling Lincoln Bwes m Shearling Leicester Kwoa And, at the same time, will be offered, 30 Pore-bred HeretoroT Pedigree Cows and HeUers, W.ttk reference to the above Block, Messrs Maclean and Co/a Flock has, for upwards of thirty years, had an established reputation (or parity of breed, they having started with and nsed Imparted males and females selected from tha very best flocks in England, and this remark equally applies to the Hereford*. The Uerefords are orst-clais animals, bred from the moat fashionable strains procurable In England, and are only offered for sale In con sequence of continued applications from gentle men desirous to add some of these celebrated females to their herds. Catalogued to bo had from the Auctioneer, 4LJWED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, AT 12 o'clock Noon, SCHOOL ENDOWMENT. V> nU MiAfIKD FOP. SEVEN YKAE3, MW* iwimrtim Jioh received instructions 11. i# ifi\tx, to MwUon, nt til« Land Mart, on Wi ■ ;':";■■*■ m*. >M> 'iVw hiu, now



Auctions. TO-MORROW, At 12.30 o'clock, northern hotel yards. LAMBKHT AND CO. WILL sell by auction, on Wednesuy neit, as I*3o, at tie Nwr&era Hotel Yards, Horam, Cattle. Vsp. and all otter Gccda con signed 50 thorn for sale. Also, The Standing and now-srow'ji? Crop, at 1 acrea ot flcjc-clasa Oat,?, which can either be remered as once, or allowed to ripen. ~~ TO-MURKOW. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE, FOR SALE, on Wednesday next, a large number of Dairy Co wa acre Cattle, Calves, Yearlings tc. 4c Sec. Horses, Sheep, aad Pi^i At 11 o clock. MUSTEK & 30LAK, MONDAY, DHCSMSER 19. WOOL SALE. mHE Third Wool Safe of the Sseroa L will be held at Durham Yar<t* on ilonday Next, at 2 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, THE DUE MAH YARD S, HORSE FAIB. nnHE Undersigned will hold the'i uaoal Bocae Fair on Friday, Itecember 33, at the Durh«m YsrSs. Intending "Vendors will please 3end entries aa bqoo aa posaiols, HUNTER k NOLAN. T O • M O R "R O W. RETAIL STOCK OP MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUPERIOR CLOTHING, White and ottrer Shirts, only recently landed; General Drapery and Haberdashery, &C, Sec, &C GABRIEL LEWIS HAS receiver! fsatractiona to sell, at h!.» sr?rs, en tha abore date, at 11 o'clock, A PAKCKL OF ABOVE GOODS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15. LADIES' HOUSS BOOTS, LASTING BOOTS, KID BOOTS AND SHOES, GIRLS' AND MAIDS' BOOTS AND SHOES. QA TRUNKS OF ABOVE, O" Ju3t Latded. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, PRELIMINARY ADVEhTISEMENT. EL.LEKSLIE ESTATE. POSTPONED BALF, TN coaaeqnence of the Nomination Day, the Sate of Ellenlie Property was Postponed nntil SATURDAY, the 7th of January, 1883, -when it wIU take place on the Grounds, EUenlle Gardens, in the afternoon, immediately after the arriral of the 2 p.m. Train from Auckland, B. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. W. 8. COCHRASB. JA3. DACSE MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. BT, STEPHENS ESTATE, PAKNELL. VILLA SITES, TO BE LEASED FOR 60 YEARS. rpHE subscribers hare teceiTed inatruc -1 tloM from the General Trust Board to offer for Ijtaaa by public anction. at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 19th instant, at 12 o'clock. For a term of CO Years, Lota N'o3. 12, 13, atd Oi, of St. Stephen's School Eatate, Parnelt, harlng frontages to two roads, and being well situate lor view, tea. CondlUona of Sale at the ofSces of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AncticMtti. V. a. COCHEANE JAB. DACKK MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. By Older of the Mortgagee, ALLOTMENT, rBEEMAN'S BAY. 20 ACREe, PAPAKURA. TBE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-atreet, on Monday, the 19th Instant, at 12 o'clock, yRKEMAS'3 BAY—Lot 5 of subdlvlrion lotA I and 5, p.ectlon 41. haying a frontage of 27 feet to Vernon-street. PAPAKURA-I.ot 1. of subdirisfcm tot S6, containing about 20 acres. BdMTJEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONES P.. C. CARE B. D. TOKK3 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, At Twelve o'Clock. AUCKLAND "rAOING CLUB SUMMER MEETING AT ELLERSLIE, ON December 26, and January 2 and 3,1883. a. tonks <» co, HAVE received instructions [to sell by auction, on Friday, the 16th Instant, at II o'clock, GRAND - STAND BAH, BOOTHS, Good Templar Booth, Cards, Stabling, &a, for the races on tho above dates. B, TONES. It. C, CABB. B, D. TOMKS FRIDAY, DEOJSMBER 16, At 12 o Clock. TAKAPUNA RACES, To be held at Devonport on DECEMBER 27, ENTRANCE GATKS, BOOTHS, AND CARD 3. B. TONKS & CO,, Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Agents, Messrs Upton and Co,, to sell, by auction, at an early date, of which dne notice will be given, The WORKS OF ART recently offered to the public through the medium of tbe Now Zealand Art Union. The Pictures and Articles of Vertu are at pre sent on view at Mr HaUids.y's, Shortland-etreet, B, TORK3, B, C, CABB, B. D, TOOTS AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS. AND WHIPS. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. AT AN EARLY DATE. Paddle Steamer CITY OP CORK, Screw Steamer EINA, Twin-screw Steamers LILY and GEMINI. Also, Tbe Paddle Steamer ANNIE MILBANK. E, & A. ISAACS HAVE received instrnctiona to sell, by auction, at an early date, Tho above WKLMCNOWK BTKAMBRB, the property of the Kaipara Steamship Company. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, ■— -'.' . ■-.



Auctions, SALE OF PASTORAL LEASES OF; CROWS LANDS, j ( PBEIIMIJTiEY «VT.»c£. P««>>'ra* CFMfti Lan<?s Office, V»"el!inston, 7th November, 1381. fHEEK MILLION" AC.E3 of Crown Linda Trill shortly be open FOR 3ALK AND LBA3E In the Provincial Dk;r!c<; of Oosgoi N"e?r Zea land. This cocq:p7 !.i at present held llnder leaae in large nras satil t^e lit March. 1233. Ttem r:o3, after agricultural blocks, town «h!p& plantation-, and othar reserves h*re *eeo taicea, will ba jrnWlvided ij>«o iieaj of about two or thrca t&oosaad acres and upwards, according to zte aatarß cf tbe country, and will !jo cScSed for !eaa^ or (or sala on saatoral deferred-pajmesta, la terma of "•The Land Act, 1377." and "The Land Aoi Amen, drain; Act, 1373." The asricalt-'.ral blscka will be forthwith aarve-Ted. an7! Wili ther be offered for selection sn imnmtiiite and deferred payment?. A^saa exceeding 5,000 acres will cc let aa nna for ten rears, from the Ist March. ! JS?, with pre-emptive ri^ht over 329 aer<:j forhomaatead. Areaa under S-QCi a";n;a will be generally for sale o» aja.cn lit-ierred pajmenta. ?n orfet ro gve new raasoralleaaeea tima to tniise arran?eienta, ttu licet** l will, l.i terms of the Land Actaba sold by psMio auction-, at thaLand Otßre, Daneiiin, in tha Ictfr end of Febr.Tj.lr7, H22, twelve mca:t3 bOre r,os session Uto be jriven. Or.a reir'j rent will be payable in advance en tia license at the time of safe. Tfea Jaatoral deferred-payment section; Trill he offered for sale by nobLio auction probably in November or December, ISB; possession on the lit March. 133. Terma: A deposit oJ one rhiriii"- of the prlca of the land on ptlKfiAae, tha balance in half yearly jftft»oat3 ajcEeoding over fifteen years. PeaW«a;a within twelve months is compuiaory, *,a<i rnait conttnne for rive year?. Balance of Instalments may be tail as end of ten years, (a which case Crown grant L»anea. Th-: connsrr 1»J ta» occupied f.cr -pwarda of twenty years. It ta TO3II (traaaed, well watered, aocn.i, »jrf healthy. lrtat*n<?a 'rom port by gaad roa'3, acd rail *twa tar: of me way, from 30 to 1 j<) miles. Maps and further particulars will be obtain i able as the L-jnd Offices of New Zealand early in December nei:, and an places tn tea Ar.atra> lian Colonies to be named in fntaro ndTerti'e mentß. .r a tabla blocla of land will also be surveyed Immediately in tha Provincial District of Can terbury, for sale on pastoral deferred payment, Red trill be offered for sale about March, 1333. Wit EOLLESTOJT, Minister of Lands. Prospectus. ST. HELIEB3 LAND," BUILDING, AND IKVE3TMKNT COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL .. £50,800. In 10.0 CO Shares of £i each !:>} payable on application, 10a on allotment-, and the balance aa itiuind, Ontzciroßa: Williaa Alfiao, Esq. Thoa. Lindesay, Kao. J, Bensstt, Sta. Thoa. Morrin, Ktq. C4ptain J. L. Clark E. Mltchalson, Esq. J. Oifford, Esq. Dr. Purchaa Soucitor : William Coleman, Hag. 9ICRETABY I T, W. Hicksoo. B4XXBBBI Tha Natlsnal Bank of Xew Zealand. Bsokices.: T, W. Hlciaon and Anthorijed Agenta. Few claaaea of inTeatmenta can be named which hare, aa a rule, prored :o larsely and certainly remanerstlve aa the pnrcLua, in wholsaalo blocka, of anba-ban lands, and their atb-diTiiion and aale in lections fnited to the requirements o! the general public. Lands pnrcba&id within tha last tea or fifteen yearj, at from £10 to £30 an acre, in the neighbourhood of Ponaonby, Moant Eden. Ecaom, Remaera, and North Shore, are now realising from £200 to £700 and £300 an acre. Even at Onehansa !ae7en mllea from town), qnite recently, land for vlila gltea h»j chacKed hand 3at £200 to £300 an acre. The St. Heliera Company haa been fortunate in securing the fee simple of an eatate within twenty minutes' journey of town, and possessing unriralled natural advantaf^« for the formation of an exceptionally attractive seaside suborb, and this on terms whi :h will enable the Company to offer cottage, viila, and coir, try r»aid ence s: ten at prices aad on term* tcAicA tcul defy competi tion, and trill, at the same time, tteare to Shareholder! an immediatt, certain, and highly satisfactory reiunu The estate consists of tha three properties, recently belonging to tha Auckland Stud Com pany, Messrs Glfford and Kvan?, and Meaara Gollan, containtag some 551 acres (and Including the whole o! the late General Taylor's " Olon Orchard" property), sltcate at the entrance of the Waitemata Harbour, to which it has an extensive frontage, as well as to roads In the vicinity of SL John's College. To many the place 1* familiar. To describe and do justice to Us manifold beauties within the limits of a prospectus, even if desirable, would scarcely be practicable. Suffice it to «ay that experienced travellers have gone ho far aa to declare that its scensry aorpMses any thin they have ever seen in other parts of tha world, and to predict for the undertaking a fmare of nnrivalled prosperity. It is within such easy reach of town that anyone deairinj? to satisfy himself of tha truth of the assertion cm have no dUßgnity in doing go, to which end every facility win be ifiven by the Directors or Secretary. The distance by road can bo covered with ease in a trap In forty-fivo minutes from town. Tha route la by hewmarket, Remuera, and at, John's College, The Directors have entered energetically Into the work of opening the placv op without loss of time, and. to this end. have made arrangement* for the erection of a pier, at which larva steamers may land passengers in comfort and r.ifo'y. Ihey hare also In contemplation the purchase of a first-class patsenser steamer, to run regularly between the pier and Uueen street wharf, a trip which (being under i miles) may be aono in from 20 to 30 minutes. Steps have alio been taken for opening up a new and more direct road through Orakei, which will considerably lessen the distance by road. The survey of the estate la being vteorou'ly pushed on, necessary reserves be leu made for recreation and other public purposes, including an esplanade along th» whole length of tbe water frontage. A portion of the native bush, several acres in extent, will be carefully pre served, and roads and sections will be laid off in such a w*y as to give easy access throughout all parts of the property and to the many beautiful sites its rerdare-clad slopes afford. The Company has been formed under very favourable auspices, a large number of shares having been already taken up, the Company registered, and tbe purchase of tie properly completed. The Articles of Association, together with maps and photographs of the estate, are open for Inspection at the Registered Office of the Company, Great Northern Land Agency Rooms. Applications for Shares can be made to the Secretary or to any member of the Auckland Brokers' Association. DKOBPKCTUS 07 THE WEBTPORT COAL COMPAKY, LIMITED, NEW ZEALAND. (To be Registered under tbe "Joint Stock Com panies Act, I860.') Capitji, £100,000: In 80,000 Shores of £5 each. Of which 30,000 Shares will be taken by the pre sent owners as part payment (or tha properties. 25,000 Shares are now offered In New Zealand, and 23,000 Bhares In Victoria—which ■vriU be payable aa folio wi, viz.: Si on application; 5s on allotment; balance at intervals of not less than three months, and in amounts not exceed in;! 10a per Share. It is not anticipated that more than £2 10a per share will require to bo called up. The present owners take their Shares paid up to £2 10s each, and will be liable with other Shareholders for tha remaining £210s per Share. Provisional CinxcroßS: Dtnutmx: A, J. Burna, Ksq,, Manufacturer John Davio, Kaq. (MaoLandreg, Hepburn & Co. Robert Billies, Kaq. (Gillies & Street) Allan Holmes. Etq., Solicitor George jEcnlm, Kaq. (Cargill, Gibbs & Co.) W. J. SrTßarnach, Ksq., 0.M.0., President Chamber of Commerce John McGregor, E«q., Civil Engineer Robert Peterson, Esq. (Paterson & MoLeod) Kvan Prosaer, Ksq. (Kempthorne.Prosßar&Co. Melbourne : Tho Hod. James Balfour, M.UC. C. J. Ham, K>q., Mayor-Klect Kobert Harper, Keg. (R. Harper & Co.) The Hon. K.Largton, Temple Court Thomas Loader, Etq,, Chairman Melbourne Harbour Trust John Mcllwraith, Esq., City Councillor James Ormond, Ksq., (James Service & Co.) George Robertson, ttaq., Publisher and Importer R. Murray Smith, Ksq., M.L.A. J. H. White, Esq., Shipping Agent Bankers : The Bank of New Zealand, Dunedin and Melbourne Solicitors : Allan Holmes, iCsq., Dunedin Messrs Malleaon, England and Stewart, Melbourne G2NEBAL MAXAOIK AND BECIIKTAK? : W. Hay Dickson Brokers: Messrs Lyell and Gowan., Melbourne Messrs Clark and Co.. Melbourne Messrs Gillies, Street and Hlslop, Dunedin, New Zealand. This company haa been formfd for the pur pose of acquiring and wurklng upon an ex tended basis, the well-known coal mining pro §erty at Westnort, New Zealand, now owned y the Weatport Colliery Company, Limited. That property consists of leases, covering areas of over 1000 acres, all coal-bear ing, held direct from the Government for a term of 99 years, with mine!l, railways, and other works thereon. In active operation, and Is one of the most magnificent properties in any of the Australian colonies, whsther as regards the quality of the coal, the oxtent and thickness of the seams, the economy of working, or the facilities for output and shipment. Prospectus, containing the fullest particulars and any further information, my be obtained on application to the local agents, Mr Chas. Alex ander and Alexander Saunders, to whom ap plications for shares should be made. /"IKOUNU LIME. GROUND LI&LE. XOR SALE SOUTHGATE'S Mahtjeahgi Hydraulic Gbound Roohe Lime, In an; quantity, (or Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stono nagging, Is unrivalled (or durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It Is a flrat-clase mater B. KEAWE, SOLE AGENT, CUSTOMHOU&E-STKBET. * . ■ • . * .liifa.



Mccucal. j *7 FEW OS" THE WONDEKFDL A. CORES BY pBOffESSOR fi C3SCOTT. - l-rcCi'sOr liusneott, South Town Belt. Dear air,—l have been troubled with nervona debility tor the paac eisrns years, brought on aa you have explained in the "Canterbury Times," by tha Lndiacretlc»* ot tailj yoaih. I n&*re %t"--'- scorta at poaacla 2rat with one aid tfcen wi;h aiothec, tat never r»ct;ived any ponrticenv, t«ae^lt. 3omo iaid than I had h-;a.rt ilsoiie. oiiiera that I vr?a So2a"mprive, bet when I wrota to yon KeSs the Kaitata 70a eiplai-.ed my aymptom.i9o exactly that I wa3 induced to come to town at once.tnoC«hyoTi tpldmardeotliii eai me equal ly aa w»U t? ctc^pins; andattendinsi to my work aa Iz losing time by coming to town. I was unfit for wore, so decided to coma to town for a speli, &3 I could neither cat nor sleep* My niind wandered; I had a d«<rire to fca a?ra? Iro3 com pany, and Fet wits alcno ay own company was hanlul to me. I waa troubled with the moat Uideoua dreanxs, and waa in that low, nervous atata wHlca mada me aometimea feel aa If death would be a happy release. My head a-.he-i. my heart palpitate.! violently, ! v/;c!i start almost at my own thtutarr. Jly min4, in fact, was not nwovrn. I saw you on my arrival in town, whec yoa were In Maocheatec-at.-eet, and you then told me that It would taka three months at the very ie^ss to e"ecs a Perfect carL''A"4 tha' * meat comply exactly with yew !=itr>Kona: if cot, yoa woaW n"t gri^racSeo a cure. lam now hanp" to *O7 th 2 x did as yoa told me to the Te-vreaniatin* my hours and hahtu, and. that now after the lap*> of fifteen weeks, my memory ia restored, my aiaht haa become stroniic aetain my mind haa ceaaed to wander. can onjoy company. *rA, In short, i£lcb.?.rd a. fclraaelf mjaln. I ifc.ocl'l not so 'o tho irouble 01! deacrit ic^jQDlaa'e'y ".ysnserinffi, bat chat I know r£ 3*3 nany yoang men who axe living secluded lives, whoee 3U-ffericga ara precisely wh3t my own were before I carno to yoa, and who. although la health, woald bo really amiable and estimable persons, ara looked aeon ai <?!oamy. morose, and unsociable men simply because of that phase of tee disease trhlch 1 ti^a named, a haired for coratßnr. II tUu atanld be read by «ayef tho<?a paraoaa, sufli-rinst &a 1 did, and ihe7 ara icdaced to apply to yoa for relief, I will guarantee that they "ill say after a few wefka that thej never laid cat a more proitablo aum of money th*n when they came to fTofeSfor Oawcotc—lklievo mi?, yours faithfully, Klchard Djbsin. P.a. - I retnrn to ray work to-morrow, and I kno» my friends will te a^rrjeat'ly oatoniated at my pre sent appearance, Tlctoda-atreet, Chriitchurch. Jaa. JO. 1380, To Profea«OT Goascott, Hoath Town Belt. Dear Sir.—When I app led to yoa I had been suffering with the dropsy for thi* last four yeara. Before I left Wellington I had been under three <1 lileren* doctors, bnt never received any benaflt from them. I waa advised to coma to Christchurch for a chanfra of climate, out finding there vrsa no chac^ for tM bscter, I ira adviMd to be tapped by C:3 doclora, who told me that was the saly hope there waa for me. 1 haws always heard it aaid thai when anyone la tapped there is no cure ; bat 1 am happy to say that when I aopliad !o you, you said you could care ma in six weeks, providing that I went by your instruc tions; alao, when yoa showed u^ the different aaaortmor.ta »nd the quantity that yoa ha vs. my husband made up his mind at once and being a believer In herbs and tha many hopeless cwea they have cured in tee part of Lancashire that I came fiom, I know that I couid not do any better than coma under yoor treatment, I feel It my duty to pnblicly ackr-owlodsj*) the great benefit that I have derived from yoar treatment. -I am. voars ever grateful. Sarak Petch. To Professor Gnsscott. aonth Town Belt. Sir, —I think It my duty to silve yon ray testimonial In respect of. tha curative treatment of yoar Herbal TonJc. I have been stiflertcs from liver complaint for several years ; In fact I was so bad that I waa cot able to attend to rcy business. My face waa aa yellow aa gold. I could r.o: cat —net 9»fQcient for a child. • When I did, 1; fay tnahardsabatancola my stomach. I waa con tinually riftlnjr wind and ({aa. always consti pated, palpitation of the heart, with a continu ally burning pain. I had co.d chills running down my back. I could not »leep on my led side. It nquita unnecessary to t»>U yoa tha: I have tried several thlu(?3 in the chemiata' shop*, but I found i: waa only mor.ey thrown away ; but hearing of so many who mve be«n under your trf atmeat, and all of them .speasinif so highly of jou, I chough: It better to give you a trial, and I am happy to siy th.v after two moniha of yoar treatment I a:n a now man* I now ea'. heartily a*:d everythiLs; aj<re*a with me. Witn many thanki", lam yo'dra rcspect fuliy. William Jeniln3, Anuagh-atreet. Feb ruary 1331. To Profes<BOrGasacott, South Town Rolt. Dear Sir,—Permit me to tender my trrateful acknow ledgments to jou for the benefit I have received from your herbal treatment. Although I have been noder the care of several doctor \ I never received any benefit from them, but got weaker both in bolr nnd mind dally, so much to that I was almost vro:n to a skeleton ; bnt hearing of the wonderful curea you had made, I made up my mind that I would come and consult you. When I catr.'- to you. you explained all my symptoms so minutely that I was perfectly satisfied to pi.ire myrelf nnd<r ynnr treatment. You told m« mat yoa wcnl-S uialso a perfect cure of mo for five tounos. for whicnlßave yoa a cheque 'or the amount. At that time everything that I ato went soiir on my stomach, and was constantly rifting wind and iraa. I had a continual palpitation, and vloier.: paina under the left br.c.'t, pains between (no i-houWer bladea. I had nlwajs cold chllla. -.:o:d hands and feet, ar.d felt as if someone wta pouring cold wat-T down my back. I am happy now to inform joa that 1 am freo from all m>" former coniplalni?. I can now eat well an.i t.eep well, and I shall always be happ7 to recommend anyone «ul!ertn« from the same. Ifcheva me to be, yours ever grateful, Mrs Birm.:. Koiapol Island, KaUpoi, November 13th. 183 L To Professor fintwott, pouth Town Belt Christchnrch : Dear tir,—l havo long been wiahlnn to give you a it=si!,imonlsl for the suc ceosfal way in which you treated me. I havo been under several doctor* In thb town, and I never received any relief until I applied to you. and in four daya I found relief, thanks to your herbal treatment. I lived with Dr Campbell aa farm manager for ono rear and six months In the district of New Brighton. Chrl'tchurch. I waa had ofT&n'l on for four years; but when I came to yon it wag a very difflcttlt job for me to get In and out of the cart, my wife having to asslat me. I hive been a great martyr, but, thanks to Providence, in two months yon re stored mo to perfect hrnlth. Witnessed by George Newton, who was staying at my house. Believe me to be your., > ver grateful, Robert Wildsmlth. Crescent-rumi, Knightatown, De cember 22, ISO. ProfeeaorOu.-'acott. Chrtotchutch, Sir,—l hare great pleasure In adding my to^tirnuny to the efficacy of your tonic for curing flta. Afy wife was for two yeara subject to that distressing complaint, but after using your tonic for the fpaoe of two months, I am happy to Bay she haa found herself thoroughly cured. Bhe haa not had an attack for sit months. She also suffered much from spasms of the stomach,and I am happy to say the medicine baa been benefi cial in curing that also, which givea mo great confidence In your herbal treatment. I shall recommend your tonic aa superior to anything my wife has tried before, 1 ho cure that you hare performed la a blesalng to her and I, and fhe'famlly. Believe me to be yours erer grate tul, Thomas Coleman. Pott Lyttelton. Professor Gusacott, 3outh Town Belt. Sir,—l am nanny to present to you tape-worm 87ft. long. When I came to you, you told me you could cure me In 43 hours, but I waa rather doubtful, but hearing you wero rather hasty, I dared not tell you I counted your ability to cure me in snch a short time, having been treated by many of the homoeopathic, allopathic, but none ever effected a cure. Yon told me that you would charge me £1 for a cure, which I waa most happy to comply with your wlshce on those conditions; aUo you tola me you would refund my money back again if you did not do so in the presence of Mrs Gray and Mrs Adams, bnt I am happy to cay that I prefer presenting you with the monster In preference of the money. I have shown this te many of my lady friends in this neighbourhood.—l remain, youra truly, lira Kliza Thornton, Victoria street. To Professor Onsacott. Sir,—Having been troubled with asthma for the last seven years, on several occasions I have been propped up in nod, and many times I had to gel op and walk to get a breath of air, and bad become so bad that I was not able to attend to my business; in fact, I bad become a burden to myself and the people with whom I waa stopping. When I rame to yon, you told me all my symptoms, which gave me confidence to place myself undor your treatment, and being a believer in herb?, and seeing tho large assortment in your estab lishment, and also the references from other sufferers the same aa myself, in looking back to the time of my suffering so long and spending °o much money without receiving any benefit ! from the treatment until I applied to you. I re main, youra ever thankful, Donald Smith, Great King-street, Dunedin, May 30th. To Professor Guescott, South Town Belt. Sir. —I have been troubled with neuralgia for this laat twelve months, and Buffered the moat ex cruciating pain. I have tried everything that is advertised in the newspapers, besides medical aid. I was told that it originated from decayed teeth; that I knew to be wrong, (or my teeth are perfectly sound. When I cime to you, you told mo that yoa would cure me, and "hat you would sell me a bott'3 for xix shillings, and that yon would guarantee a perfect cure, and I am nappy to inform yoa that two applications ful filled your guarantee,—l am, yours ever truly, •Mies M, Davidson, Colombo-street. October 7th,1880. Profeeaor Gusscott would Impress on thos who may do him the honour to consult him; that the utmost secrecy can be relied upon more over from long experience, and a careful study of the human system, he can decide almo st at a glance the diagnosis of the case, thereby reliev ing the patient of a great deal of nervoosnesa and hesitation. Professor Gusscott Invites the confidence of either Bex suffering from functional derange ment Bperm&torrhcaa exhausting dreams, tec. Profeesor Gnsscott haa made nervous debility and loss of power his special study, from what ever cause arising. Be would earnestly impress upon those who do suffer to seek immediate advice and counsel, if they desire- " an old age, sereneand bright." Let no false delicacy deter Buffering victims from removing the cause of this blight to manhood. Tho strictest confidenoe mar be relied upon, CONSULTATION OEATI3. Can be consulted by letter. Public Inspection invited to the large assort ment of BRITISH and AMKIIICAN UEKBd Note the Address— Professor Gtusscott, Next Door to Messrs Wlnka and Hall Establishment. Shoetlahd-steeet, Auckland, Hours'! From!) am,to 8 p.ra. XT U h L BBUIHJSBS, HAVE NOW LANDING. 1,21)0 PACKAGES, GROCERIES A-To/offiMEN'S STORES, ANIr HAVE FOR BALK— AMERICAN RANGKB AND BTOVBB BARBKD STKKL FENCING WIP.E DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWKK& OOItNSACKS, QKIND3TOJJ23, OIL STONES, fee &c, &c, Iganla for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch Whiititay, HULL BROTHERS, Aactionijcn*, >Vlno and tiplrit iiercJiastß Quoer.-strest Kauri Gum Stores, lito water Free ana isotdoo Stove* Aibot wtr wi,



Merchandise. rriHE HOME SHUTTLE AMEBICAS J- LOCK-STITCH SRWIJNG MACHINE, THE BEST AND MOST HLASTLT W<Jf^*ti FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE I> THS Wrwtrer Bffl&i8» to Pyics. Ftiuder 4atria. Bobbins CU Can, Oil Sere* Driver FiveNeeil«- Gauge. Table Ctanp and directfioafar me. AUseOTrely packed in aftron* C"it e irfU hem. fell,' bindTcbrd, braid, Beam, tuck, raffle hemstitch, and gather, and sew on and zither at the same time, and will work equally weli:on Silk, Ltean, Woollen, and Cotton GoOda, with aUS Cotton, o; Ctttfin Tiu<=ad. No. 1-HAND MACHINS, Reduced to «, N.B.—This fa also adapted for uae on talbeg and Treadle, which we will aupply &« m» ttan<v Pf ei^sas* Acieilcafl Li«nifaotna No 3 — UACHIN B for Treadle use only, having ' the very great advantage of being set level with the table, complete, with el« ---gant Ornamental Iron Stand, with haad aoma polished top, coinpiete, reduced to £6 Be. No. J—MACHINTS. wiih poliahed covers aa abova, to lock and protect machine, re dnced to £7 7s. Where the genuine "HOME" SHUTTLE MAC iINKS arts not procurable we will send then _Lreot to purchasers 00 receipt of remit tanc reference, JJ YE R V q" ENU IN E HOME-SHUTTLE S E W I X 0 MACHINE IS STAMPED M. M ° 3 3 fc C a SOLE-AOKKTB, a V D N X V, N. 8. W. m~ BEWARE OF GERMAN AND BIRM INGHAM ISHTATION3. TB SOLS IMPOKTEB9I L. D. N ATnAN & C Oi AUCKLAND. \\T C. DESNES'S IMPOETAiNT .NOTICE. 1 Having pnrch&sed of L. D. Nathan & Co. their Kntira Stock of HOMffi SHUTTLK SKW ING HACHINEii, I am prepared 10 offer, at Orculy Kedace't Prices, both HiND asd TfiEADLE iIACIIi-Vea. GREAT MACHINE DEPOT, QUKEN'-STUKKT. t la h «13 ftfl tppk Hi £»1 jLji HEX /I IFT 81 The Proprictoni of Wows'S Ahomatio Schikdam .-fCit-VAFW, to Induct' tho deatrucUon and prevent the Improper os«i of :h<>ir wrappers sad labeln, and Shos further protect the PubUo ag&lnet fiaac and deception, ha-ro enclosed In the wrappers 0 under the label nn the quart bottle* siooe lr October. 1373, mid continue u> tf trXBT 1)AI' ACKINB ThrooKhoat Year THKKK i£l OKUKRB, Wh'ch arß d rawn npon tho nndersigned, and wll be cashed by their Agents, To secure thews Glfta tho Puhllo mnrt ba careful to ask for. and accept nothing bat the GIHUDrS UDOLPHO WOLHt'S SCHHAPPB, With our nama upon tne top Lab AGENTS 1 L, D. NATHAN 4 CO., AUCKLAND Q A D B E X S. We have NOW OPKNING, Kx ' Zealandla, 20 CASES GENTS' AUSTRALIAN SHAPE SADDLES, MADE BT OSE 07 THE BEST EHGLIiH MAKERS TO OUR ORDER, Also. BRIDLES, WHIPS, SPURS, GIRTHS, AND OTHER SADDLERS' GOODS. ON VIEW ON OUR TOP FLOOR. QOUTH AUSTRALIAN WINEB, FROM PKNFORD'S CKLKBRATBD GKANGK VINEYARD. Our Stock consists of — Tokay—White Wlco *\ Muscadisb—White Wins I Pkduo Ximen-es—Whito Wina Gbbnachk—Red Wino I To bo had in Mataho—Red Wino J- either Riibli.no—White Wina Case or Balk Madiera—White Wine Cokstantia—Red Wino I Fbomtioitac—Rod Wino ) A large portion of these are Sevkh and Eight Yeah Old Wihks, Bereral lines being in our Cellars since 1878. • DISyUIT, DUBOUCHK & CO.'S CELEBRATED PALE BRANDY, We have always on hand the aDora Cele brated Brandy, ra bolk, cases, on star, four star (very old, mild), fiaakj, half flasks, quarter flasks, crystal rrela decanters. andS-Gallon Crystal Vats. L. D. NATHAN & CO., IMPORTEBS. ASK B O R REID BROS. DOG'S HEAD BOTTLED BEER. THIS FAMOUS BOTTLED BKEE IS 0N- ErVALLED IN THE WOEU), The ALB, being brewed by BABB & Co.. from the celebrated Bnrton-on-Trent establißh ment, and only purchased by Messrs. Reid Bros, when In a matured state, and fit (or Bottling for any Climate. The STOUT comes from the equally famous Dublin Brewery of the AIESBBa. Gcinwess, whose name for Quality stands unquestioned. On irach a foundation Mewra. REID 8R03,, being expert Bottlers, have prodnced an article only to bo appreciated when tried. Unsparing attempts are being made to confoTind the general public by the adoption of a similar trade mark, and to prevent thfe ia the object ofithla advertisement. L. D. NATHAN & CO., BOLE ONSiGNEES OF EAD BROS', DUG>: HEAD BKEK SOLK IMPORTERS L, D. N A itH^AJN ft 00,



Land and Estate Agents. riHAS, vrr ix, Cl. ama OH, fiOUSK LAUt) AITD FINANCIAL AGENT; Vcxcas Lams, A«joa.«jn», , RBNTB and INTHRKST Collected. J*fB!MK to rased for Capitalists on flrat-class (ecnntieu, tHtt'ottt' {Jtuigra. Stx per cent jilowed on deposits unitl li+***<?*i MORTGAGES and LOANS Ne««JiSCd, SHAKES Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BTHIiOmG ALLOTMKNTB FOR SALjfi « pas roc* i— iimmatS-atreet, tai Norfolk-street, So/ Angteaea-street, 315/ Harbour Terrace, lw Wallaaley-street.lOO' Duke-atreet, 28/ Eereaford-atreet, 30/ Cook-Street. £3 aod 9W FarClTal Faiade. IS/ Kdwln-siroOt. 31/ Rofceby-street, 40/ Grafton Road, 70/ Reclamation, 110/ Arthnr-etreet, (Or Howe-trtreet, £07 Vine-Street. 10/ HackeM-atreet. (0/ Kyber Pasa. 56/ Curran "treet, 20/ Brl Raton Rood, 37/ Richmond Road, 12,6 Commercial Road, 3/ Also, In various other streets, as low rates. Xf mnn TO LEND, in Sums of £10 and ao- SciUUU wards, on sood aecuritiea MATAKOHE -Excellent yarn for Sale, with comfortable hoineaceac!, outhouaea, ftc.; alluvial flat: creek on boundary: amail portion baah; good cattle run adjoining. MOUNT KUKN*—Small House for Sale and freehold allotment on main road, fronting the Charch, cheap; alao. foar-roomed House near Railway Bridge, £Us:ani two-roomed ; Ko-M.», fllSfl. Kasy term 3 can be arranged. -PinO-FCUI'.-f.OOMEU HOC'dK for Sale In *»xvv the City. Small depoei: and weekly payments taken: ako, Houa-J at £123. GRAFTON HOaD—Very House for Sale: iuit built, aaa and water, command- Ina fine tkw; a birscain. ■pON-ONHY-New Ki^ht-roomed Howe for JL Sale opposite Preabycrian Church, two front&zea. al oinir"nt II i 'J». PONSONBTC— Three-roomed Hou.=e In Brown street for sale for £3-5 on ea.-y terms, oqq--HOLT3K (or sale in William-street. 3*"O<J rear rit. James'Chn.-ch. 1 LLOTM.-.NTd Isoustu. and Houses Built, on A. the Weesb Pijmenr System. I'l ih-ihree-roonie': Cott;K« off the Great ~-L' il-' >orth Road for aaie. Small depoait and week y payments. EPiOM-GeDtienian'3 Vilia R«sidenc«, seven rooms, coach-houae, atabllEif, &c. £700 ! alao two additional acres can b« purchased, it desired, of the finest volcanic aoiL ITPfKR QJKK.N-4iT!-.Kx:T—Two Allotments J to be leaded for a :erra of 30 jcara, at the low weeily rental of is fid each; very suitable for Shopa or Cottages. LAND to be ' ).e«sed 2 mlle3 from Dovonport Wharf, on mo*t advantaueoia terms. (?l qs—THKEK-ROOMKII HOU3K for Sale *l ° J In Newton, rear King's Aima Hotel; level allotment. Easy terms. nqgn-ME.V HOUSW for Sa!a In Newton, 5 *"i«u rooms, on Building Hocioty'a terms. ~Vi"£ WirAEKE r-Kew Hiz-roomed Hoaso for 11 Sale; bay wicdo^r, store-room, fowl honao, nardcn. £100. REMUEK 1G acres, for Sato; excellent soil and splendid view. BRIGHTON* ROAD, Parnall — Hii-roosred Hou.»o for tain, allotment 10 x 100; water laid on. IjHck.1 jHck. £375. •ItWO BRIIK bHOP3 FOR SALK-Central 1 position, near Post-ofßco. A considerablo portion of the moner can rennln on mortgage. IJAPAKURA-SOacrea of Excellent L&na for I sal>; at 70s per acre. GENERAL STORK in Suburbs—Lease for sale. Doinjc excellent basineas. Satisfactory reasora given for leading: also. Bootiiaker'3 Bustneeß for sale, with lease of premises: also. Lease with Bita.-es, of two Shops and Dwelling hoa-!e in ; favoar-iblo terms. EOTKL. for sals or lease In Taranakl; flrat clasa position for bnalnesa. (nrt-VKRV Comrortable New House for &6o<i 8 al(>, flee view, twenty minatea walk from Poat-oSce riiO !JCT—A Room suitable for manufacturing 1 pnrpoeeß, near the Market. PONdONWY— New SU-roomcd House and Woricshop for sale; two allotments; two frontages; easy tarms. _pc)o{\—?ery convenient honse In Dnblln-et. 3JuO\> jJewton, for sale: w»iihbca9«. garden nnq.-v—New Five-rcomed House fir aala In X*£.zu Honsonby. frontage to twoatreete. "\T7"ELLINGTON-SThKKT. — I'retty Cottage TT far sala, near St. Jamea'a Charch; gaa and water laid on : garden, &c PAKNJCLL. — Newly-finished filx-roomed Houao for a»le: pleasant view: £380. FAliMa also JTor Sale at Wolkomltl, Komo koriki, Parcmoremo, Stokes's Point, WaJ. takerel, Remnera, Big md Uttla Omaha. Eaxioi, Riverhead. Xlornicgaide, .Mahurangl. Walnul, Coromandel, North Shore, Papokura, &c Also, see llac in .V no Zealand Btraii and Wuktt Koct. CHAS. WULIAMBON, KSTiTS AGENT VoLOiS hxsn House, Land, Estate, and Fikahclu AGENT A?D VaL'JEE, Vctxja.v Lank (next Occidental Hotel). Money lUTWted on Kirat-claea Becority Mort/»s'cs acd Loans negotiated Uenta and Interest cotlcctod. Inanrancei! effected Valuation* of I'.e:jl nnd Personal Batate .Several Villa iit-iaences for dale, from £300tc £1,200 Building Allotmentaln Subarba, from £10eacfc Country Land, (rom 5i per ttcro Wantei, Allormentj m Htoke«*a Point.Vcunt ."Cili-.n, Whau, and Kcmneni . Persons wishing to acquire property are In vited to in i'siLi my Li-M iji g. avvijno xo v, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, Ho. 81, Queen-street. BUILDING SITKS, Now North Road An ALI/)TMENT in Sheridan-atreel COUNTRY LAND for Sain 10 acres Volcanic Land. £325 Now House of 5 rooms, in Beresford-sfcreGt. Unrivalled Building Sites at Aliendale, Monn! Albert. The land Is some of the beat In th« country; it is within four milea of town ; basi railway station within 100 yards of it; com mantis a good view; can be sold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to roll purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can bo made with persona wishing; tc Inspect the property. Largo House and Allotment, Newton Road, £450. Comfortable Keaidenco It. Hardlnae-etreot (city), £500. Eyber Pasa Road-New Cottage, £130. Two Shops, Eden Terrace, £600. Deairable Residence In Upper Pltt-Btreot, rooms, £3Sb SUBURBAN RESIDENCE— For Sale.atMounl Eden, near the Public School and 'Boa ter minus, 5 acres of Good Volcanic Land, laid out in garden and paddocks, having thereon a ten-roomed Itouro, stable, coach-nouse, &c Price, €1200. Land close to it has been sold recently at about £100 per acre. ilo:;Ev to Lend. F. 6. EWINGTON "naerxafcere Established 1800. HENRY P. HAYWAKI Upholbtehek, Matt ess Maker, axu Tvtn Undektakek, Gl'. KY STREET AUCKLAND Mattresses Ro-made. Furnltaro Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Grey-street. Boots and Shoes L>OOTS ! U OOTS !! "OOOTB V.l ! H. SAWKINB Begs to inform his friends and tho public generally that he has commenced In his old line ot business with an ENTIRELY NKW AND WEHV3ELHOTEE STOCK, And hopes ty strict attention to business, and moderate charges to merit a fair share of their patronage and support. Wholesale and Retail. BJOTS AND SHOES MADE TO OBDBB. Repairs Neatly Executed. Please note the address— THE BED BOOT WAREHOUSE, 63, Victoria-street. i< ■s.j'&Si^^yj^ -L'Lease Expiring I Tremendous Bar t&ye*B^»y-J^S?^*Johnston, the T^^^^H^^^V> People's Boot and ■-i^SfflßNKpsfe^^, Shoemaker, of Vlc «SjH^y^ißa^i>* toria-Etreet,haanow *S^^Sgag*» aflneStockofßoota -tf^*^**^* and Shoes In all sizes, at Lowet City Prices. Venetian Blinaa. TKADE MARK. THE AUCKLAND OAB VENETIAN BLIND FAOTORy. KsTAnr-IBHED 186t.! CJEU AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN XV BLINDS ; wholesale and Bet ail. Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Blinds are Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported iron blinds. A. AND A, BUSBY Late M. Horton Busby), fucTiOAT.ißusu Makkh3& Wikk-Workers Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Hqnnre, iltcklsnd N.Z. B fLOVVMANS TIME-TABLE. 0 , , Mllll> Leave Oneu'inga: Leave Auckland it a.m. D.JO a.m. 12 noon 1 p.m. apoolal Uoaoh as v.t agxaemrot,



Saddlery. ___ — 11 11 VST ANTED INSPECTION. ETerybody ehould see tha Splendid Value in ' SADDLERY AND HARNESS, , SOLID MICKEL-SILVEE BITS, ETC., SCFPLIED BY W. S. JOJfES "VYHOLE3ALE MANTJrACTTJEJSB, QtJIBSr-STBIZT. All the Latest Improvements, Ncrslliea, and Moanting3 to hand per Hermione. aid to arrive per Loch Urr, Wellington, Gcd Anazi. Ktot description of Harsibs, Rack, Stiefle- CHABS, Stock, Pack, asd Ladies asd Gents' Saddles on hand or made to onler, in beet style. b7 .First-claaa Workmen. DUBABILITY 13 TUB TEST OF CHEAPNESS, W. ST~JUNES, WHOLES »LS MA.NfFA TCEEK, QCEEN-t-TRKET. nottsia. pOSONBY / ILUJ3 TTOTEL, COKITEH Off COLLEGE-STREET AND PO.NSONBY EOAD j Thla House, the only Hotel In the wide district of Ponsonby, Richmond- and Dedwood, la situated at the Jnnction of several roads, and faces the threefold Municipal Lampa. Omnibusea pass to and fiom the City every quarter hour, thus allowing gentlemen to select . their own time for inhaling the fresh breeze and invigorating their system by a short sojourn in that healthy and beautiful spot. * There are both private and public bars, and public and private aitting-rooma provided with every convenience. THE BILLIARD-ROOM 13 fna mart commodious, best lighted, and best ventilated in the Province of Auckland, :-nd contains one of Thoraton'a best tables, with every other requisite. A good Quoit Ground has been recently made and lovers of this Rood oM (fame will have ample opportunity of indulging in tha favourite , paj* urne. A special brew of Seccoinbe'a Ale always.on draught. W. STANFORD, Pbopriktob. rr\ER MANUKATJ HOTEL, Onehnnga, I Proprietor, Thomas P.ice.—Special accom modationior Travellers from the various settle- ' ments adjoining. Suites of Kooma by irpeclal ; arrangement for private families. Mr r.ice having had the pleasure of succeeding Mr J. A. WhluoD, of the finn of Meson R. Whitaon and Song, Brewers, Auckland, and Mr Thomas Cod lin. Onehunga. in this extensive and well appointed establishment, respectfully solicits I the patronage of the surrounding public ana visitors from Auckland. Hot and Cold Baths. ! A fine brew of Whitson's Sparkling Ales.coupled with tr.e choicest brands of Wines and Spirifs. A special Billiard-room, with one of Thorstotfi Beat Table*. Excellent Stabling. 131 Ul'a X 4 B 14* *'i * ♦ formerly of the City Club* [lately of the Terminus Hotel. Holenavilie), having bought the Freehold of the Wbax«ieii Horn, from Mr earlier, begs to inform visitors that no enbrt will be spared to afford satiafactioc. Horsea and Pleasure Boats on Hire. mO TOUKIIiTS~AND~OfIEKS. WAIWEBA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS, NKAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amonast other speci alities— Hall Saloon, Drawing. Dining, and Kooma en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths: Lawn terraces, Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Krui'.s in Season; Billiards, Boating, shooting, et°" LAKE HOC3E, ROTORCA, Systematized In (he same admirable principle ' as the far-fa« Bed Woiwera Hotel, offers i's Patrons similar Internal advantages ana attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and ' wonder spota are beyond compare and of world-wide turn-*, requiring no comment. 1 IUAGSTAFr 1 HOTEL, t JD NORTH SHORE. W. H. PEARCE (Late of the Commercial lion!, Hamilton, and Royal Mail Auckland), ' Having taken the above Hotel, will be glad to see his old friends. 'm HE WalKald HOTEL, JL HAMILTON EAST. tr GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOE TRAVELLttRS. SAMPLE ROOMS, t AND LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. ' p. G A U D I N, " pBQPXIBTop. ' UALACfi HOTEL, HOT LAKES, ■ A OHINKSIUTU, ROTOBUA. First-class accommodation for Touriata, Trave ■ lore, and Visitors during both winter and gummer months. Private Sitting Kooms. ' Smoking and Reading Rooms. B 1 U li B D B, Coaches, Buggies, and Saddle Horses for Hire Conveyances will meet every Steamer, ' Impobtant None*.—Tourista can make ar : rsngementa with Capt. M. T. Clayton (Insurance 1 Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tauranga), 1 or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohinemutu), for through : trips to the Lakes, Including boat and coach 1 hire, hotel accommodation, and all et effiteras, at rtXKD BATB&. Trip from Auckland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle for Tes Guineas { "^WILLIAM KELLY. Pbopeibtoe. Ifp O GKAZIERS, NORTHKRN HOTEL PADDOCKS, (Jreat North Road. Wanted, «t once, 10,000 Howes to graze and ■ masticate the lazurioos grasses, and drink of a pretty winding meandering stream which flows . through the whole of tha vaitand well-sheltered estate, A great chance tor enterprising stock oWDenl' ROLL Will B, R. OURNOW, Proprietor Great Northern Hotel, the oldest established house on the road where the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits coupled with the best brows of Ale, are on sale. OUUBXOIVdB DBVITT, GunmaJror, 244. Queen. • street, Auckland, opposite, the Market ) boose. Established, m-Always In Stock and to arrive by direct importation from England i made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore 1 Breech-loading Guns, Double and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieech-loadlng Revolvers, Breech-load lng Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bam, Gnu Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary 13 complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands In Sporting Powders are imported direot from the makers by the advertiser, who can guarantee thslr good quality. Cartridges tor the Enfleid, Bnlder and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other spool , alitles always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt rich. Guns Re-stocked, Browned. • eto. an d every other kind of Firearm Repaired • at reasonable pi Ices . Notice.—Just to hand, a t lot of good serviceable C. K. Chokebore Breech i loading Guns cheap. The largest stock in 1 Auckland to choose from. Also, in stock, a arge assortment of Fireworks, of the best nalltv. Viahlns Tackle ■_^—. —— insurances. SUN KIRE OFFICE, LONDON Established 1710. Insurances affected upon almost every des cription of Property at the Current Rates of Pre miums. Total sum insured, 1879, £262,492,461. Claims arranged by the Local Agent and paid with promptitude and liberality. G. W. BINNKY, Agent, Queen-street. IVfEW ZKALANLi INSUBAJMDjS i.l COMPANY. Capitol.. _ £1,000,000 Reinsurance and Reserve Funds - £130,000 ÜBKBAL CONDITIONS. MODKRATE BATES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. GKORGK P. PIEROK Manager. /"^IANTERBITKY BACON and HAMS, VV Peak and Johnson's Jam, Kolller's Marma lade, Cutting Balmon, Swiaa Mile, Quarter Bar dines, Teas. Sugars, Chocolate and Cocoa, American Ilroomn, Uandied Peel, Currants (in ciuhh), and General Grocery Goods always in stock at Cli'is. Bui ton & Co.'s. No. 3, Queen- Btrcot. New and Old Potatoes for Halo cheap; also Buyers of Choice New Potatoes, either Kidney or from Hntmrt Town Seod; 1,000 Cocoa nutt at very lowfprioe.



Business Noticee. [ A N P O R OS FBUIT AND PROViaiON STORK. Yieroßii-aTKMET (corner oi Albert-street). S 3 For a, Few Daya Only, 10,000 ISLAITD ORANGES, Is. FEB BOZ. rnSFslw zjsaland ximbek COMPANY (LIMITBD) Beg to Inform their nnmeroos Cosicsun tha they have purchased the Business hitherto con ducted by Messrs. Jagger and Parker, and that, Is accordance with this arrangement, Mr, Jagzex will be the Manager for the Company in Anckland, who wffl receive and execute all OrtoSl C A. HARRIS, Chalrm&zu Auckland, September, 1881. WE beg to give notice to our Customers th« we have incorporated onr Business witi the New Zealand limber Co. (Limited). JAQQER & PARKEB. Anckland, September, IS3L THE NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED) c now prepared to supply Timber of any ength and size at the |*^° A £ GKRj Manager. Auckla id. September 138 L T MERICAN PORTRAIT ROOMS, 13, A Grey-atreet, AuckJand.-Hartnar re-opened the above Gallery, the Proprietor ia prepared to takfl Firat class Portraits *nd deliver tnem in a few' mlnates. 23 Gems for 2s. Equally good Pictures taken in dull weather as in aunstune. Prices: 3 do/. Gems, 2,6; 1 doz Double Ueml/i ldoz Sunbeams, tl; half-doz Sunbeams, i/; 1 doi Carte^e-Vigitea, ns half-doi ditto. SI; Single Cabinet Pictures, 21; 2 ditto, SI; Large Pictures for framing. 5/ and 10/ each; Children unrier five yeara of age, 1/ extra.—Note address JOHN bQW. 13. Grey-street. riIHOKNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Have »ob Sale " Crown Brand" Flour, in eacks, 10/a and Sffa "T.5.F.." "Cantab" ~ .» ■• » Sharps Bran Fowl Wheat. Whabf Itoi, Auckland 27th October ISSI. Jformoeffl in Morte. VTEW ZEALAND FEKNS, J3i Unmounted, or Taatefnliy Mounted in various ways, twit 111P TO 120 YAK ETKS, or Sale by EKIC CRAIG, PBtVCKS-OTKErr. PULMAN'S PHOTO itOOMS, JL ''BOBIUtNTWTSZKTi Tourista sn( Visitors are Invited to Inspect Pulman's Vle*3 of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Scenery, &c. The greatest variety of I Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHY IS ALL ITS BRANCHES. 77 xuN K. a a c~O. AGESTB FOE SYDNIT PaPKB MILLB, Have always in stock a Large Supply Of P A P E B, comprising 'WTilta, Printing, aid Toa Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re lied. hese Papers are now largely used here, and acknowledged cej be superior to Imoet 3m- Bl Cavalier Frere's Genuine Freaoh Brand « American Carriages American Barnes?. To Asmt« Fsim and Exoresa Wagons Amtrican Firanroof Safea. £:c Sx. B. TONK.S & CC. LlOit SALii AMU 1U AKKIVE At west Mabket Rates (Wbolzsalx) t Mimas Oats Danish land Tartarian Oats Milling Wheat Adelaide, Anckland, Christehorch Oamarn, and Timarn Wheats Meek':, MeG ill's, and Somerrille Broe. OauneaL TO ARRIVE, Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedin I 1,000 Backs Prime Black Oats for See*. D. H.. McKENZIE. Fort and Gore rtreeta. Jane 8.1881. riTO BUTCiIISKS, SETTIiISKS X FABMKR3, AND OTHKBS, The nndersigned are Cash Pcbchaskhs of HIDES, SHKKPSKJJiS, WOOL. TALLOW, BEESWAX, &c, tc., at Highest Market Rates' in any quantity. Consignors direct will have prompt and im mediate cash remittances returned at satisfac tory rates. IRELAND BROS., TiNSEB AND LEATHER MAStrTACTCRESa, •»7CKti3r» nmVjBNING CONCEKTS. aKLECTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONQ3, DUETS, ice, &C Kvery Person can have the'sa In their ow Home by /*A]\\r\^ on J. HOWDEN, Shobtlahd-stedt, and PcßCHAsraa one of bis Newxt-Ikfobxed piAN oa ■JiUKSITURiS WAREHOUSE E. COTTEK, CASiyKTMIKETR, UPHOLSTKBEB, UNDSBTAKEB, Bagatelle Tables made to order. Billiard Cues always on hand. VICTORIA-STREET WEST (corner of Nelson street), AUCKLAND. All orders promptly attended to. Charges moderate. DIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet nnds and Half-pounds in Fora Qualities. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE. ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They are' distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour— resulting from a scientific) admixture of the vary finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence of these Teas Is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exists for them in Victoria, and wherever they hare been introduced. Agent fob Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-home street. IJEWTON FANCY BAZAAK. WANTED KNOWN- That A. A. Stephen-son is now selllna! all Wnds of Ladies' Fancy Work, Wools (Berlin), Berlin Fingering, Shetland, Crewel, Ice Wool, &c; Silks in all Shades, Coaies, Cushions. Smoking Caps, made and unmade, Tracings, &c Lessons given In all kinds of Fancy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladles' Bags and Kits, Work Baskets, Work •Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Wilting Desks, Blotting Bheets, Scrap Books, and a Large Assortment of Glassware, Pictures, Tors, &c. Also, iust opene67a Tery Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Scraps, and Oleographs. Pictures, &c Come and see the Beautiful Assortment of Christmas Cards j net landed from London. An early inspection in vited, Also. Stationery of all descriptions. All orders punctually attended to. A. -A. S T EPH ENS ON, Kaeakgahapb Road, Nbwtor. X> UR H. BONisDUST. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Boned ust of their own manu facture, guaranteed free from any adulteration, £8 10s per ton, sacks or bags Included, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Store, No. Lower Queen-street. Bones bought in any qnantltleß. ; mO TRAVELLERS, &0. PBBRKtrrs »ob Home,—Very Handsome Cnr oeity Cabinets, Inlaid Table Tops, and Walking Sticks, made of rich and beautiful New Zealand I Woods; also, Polished Specimens of Woods in small box, and Brass-bound Chests of Drawers In picked Mottled Kauri. All at very reason able prioea. WILLIAM NORRIK, Worker of Native Woods, top of Bhortland-atreet IpCEN TERRACiS ruot; OFFICE. F. M. MORLEY, TEA DEALER AND FAMILY QBOOBB, EOEtr Tkbbaox Families waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of the Town and Snbnrbs. (SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J, L. KEAN (Late AiFHD Smart), Has for Bale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at bis Shop, Klliott-street. Large quantities of Spouting! Ridging, and Down Pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on band. 'ANTED K. NOW Nj THAT H P, GIBBONS & CO. DELIVER THK BKST SAWN WOOD AT 12S PEK TOH. H. P Q- IBBONa * Q°« OBOOWB 4KD I'EOVISION MEEUHAKia, • HOSSOH-flXßltKti



moaev* yiCTOKIAK LOAN AND DIB. COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The 'store Agency having Opened a H?anefr In Auckland Is precared to Advance Soma in Money, froir £10 to SUM, on Personal Secnriw Deeda of Property, Shares n Public CompanW and other Securities at current rateu. RIHj Discounted Daily. Renewalsiefleeted, To accommodate Borrowers Loan o£(aay) .£lO May be repaid In lnssalmenta of I6n per wwft £20 Mar be repaid in instalments cf;2ob pet weefe. Or by aw other mutuai agreement ' An communications, either personally ai by tetter, BSictly confidential Address- HIGH-STRKKT, Keit Accklaad Hotel). Box 90. PasUMe*. -PJ.OOO l 0 LEND on good Freehold leenrttw Sriuuu in one of more smca; moderate fa. terest.-S. B. Hughes, j'3v Land Agens, V mean. Lane. lyiGNisY TO LEND 6S Mortgagee* Fir»t-ciaaa Freehold Securities. wm. coleman" MKbs Corner of Queen and ghortlsnd-streetg, MONEr TO USMD, on approrwP security. B. K. TYLKB, Solicitor, Vulcan raa&, MONEY TO L£M), in large orjmin nuns, at usual rates of Interest, CONNKLL fc COOPKkT^ Solicitors, • _____ Vulcan lam. OKKY TO LKNJL), in «oms oi _3» and upwards, at T per cent. JACKSON & RUSSKLL, aoHcitorg, Fort-naw, > j^treet "t^-^«* Medicaj. fiOJNSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS, V Skin Disease ol any description, : Padjs lh this Joints, Rheumatism, ULCERATED LEGS, ARMS, FACE, THBO AT, ' OE AST PAET OF THE BODY; Or any Disease, do matter bnm what came,» I how longstanding, or what otberremediea * have failed, H. W. COOPER, Eyjiosds-street, Will Guarantee to Core the most obstinate cam by this Newly-invcn cd Treatment of ad miniaterine the Medicine through the sii a instead o( the stomach. N.B. As there is 80 much qnackery adver ti »ed, and many people hare been disappoln-.ed, , H. vv.n , to t rove the efficacy of the Bath and his experience, will be pleased to undertake any case without money until the patient* am . siUsfied themselves. No Conciliation Fees. . ■'■'■'-I fTIHE MUST PERFECT NON- X ALCOHOLIC BEVKRAGK. VIN-OANTE Taken with meala it Etimolates the appetite and assists digestion. It wmtninn. in the most a-similabls forms, those Hypophospuites which* are so valuable for their iy v-igoka-tikg, tonic, and bestobative properiica, combfaed with "BOX. , ■ \ s Vnr baste — Sparkling, grateful, delidom, exhilarating. Vin-saste—The teveras-e FIB ncELLXHCE for Balls, Pic-Nics, Banquets, etc - ■ ■/■ . Vin-bante—Most valuable to ConvaJeseentt ■ ar.d Invalids. Vix-sAsra—To Tourists and TraveDas a mart refreshing and invigorating boversgs. Sola Manufacturers— • ■•.; The Vin-saste A T ox- alcoholic Bevke- AGK COMPANY (LIMITED), LIYESPOOU At the Internstionl Food Exhibition, held la London. October, ISSO, the OKZ.T Prize Medal for Aerated Beverages was awarded to '¥!■•• Santa." " . i;,:.v. A F'-W SELECTED TXBTtMO!tIAI& - Report by H. C. Babtlbtt, Esq.. Ph. 0). . F.C.B.—"lhave examined with great rare the son-alcholio beverage of Mo-sra I Morgan, Kempster, & Co.. known as 'Tin-Saute. it is admirably prepared as a table tonic, and contains Hypophospbitea in the most soluble form, including iron, to as to be well adapted for general nse, and I , thoroughly appreciate the dittetic excellence tm.e.% thla advance in the chemistry of the »abject. I particularly notice the absence of an unpleasant I,' astringent reaction as an after-taste from the : Iran, which is objectionable in beverages foe habitual table use, both as regain flavour and as being medicinal in common uao. A voiding ihi» obvious defect in som« of tbe tame OIaWOC beverages, the Yin Same may be recommaoded aa a pieasant, refreahing and gently »rimml«Miig beverage, whdh well replaces eflervescentwinai | in many cases." Livorpool P. oyal Infirmary, School of Medictno, 6thNor n lSol Dear Sir,—l have no hesitation in laying that your "Yin Sante" is the best beverage of its Class which I-havo yet seen — Soars, J. CiMPBEri Brown 1). Ba, f.C.S., &c. and City Analyst Uxbridge House, Carnarvon. September 17. ISO. :< Gflntlemen,— Sour Yin Sante ia very agree- H able to the taste, and containing ihe tonka • named in assimilable forms, it cannot bnt be «i welcome beverage to the constantly Increasing number of persons that hare for ever lost faiilt in all kinds of intoxicating drinks as common ■ beverages. Hoping it will be a boon to tha m pnblio, and a successful enterprise far your selves, I am, gentlemen, yours faithfully, . ,'j il. Uatics, L.R.C.P.K. Kxam., £«. SOLD BY KOBEKT NEAL, QUSBIf. STKEET. ' ' ...; #1 O X 1) U 11 A JS GO. TfiK IIAISST AND BIST BLOOD AND LIVEIi ALTKIINATIVK, A Speclßo in all Skin Diseases. Bead the Circular and Analysis round every Bottle. To be procured everywhere. , \j ■ ;■'". "■ S. GILBERT, DIBPKN3INQ ASD FAMILY CHKSUST 223, QOEEN-STKKKT, (Next to thk Albkbt Hotsi). •* FreeoriDtion and Family Recoipta carefnlly prepared and dispensed. Just Landed- '..' . 1 1 A Luge Btock of Perfumery, Fancynoaps Proprietary Medioinca, Urugß and Chemicals, etc etc. Country Storekeepers and Settlers' prderj executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest rates. ' iHii: Communications by letter will receive tame "ToilßlEl, i ' OPKKS-STREET. . _ | EDIOAL HALL, JUONBOHBY, 1 Nbab the Tubbk Lamps. J. G. HKNDERSON, PHABMAOEUTICAL CHEMIST AND ; SUKGKON UKNi'WX. Drags and Chomlcals of best quality. HomoßO- "i pathio, Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. ■ Pleeseand Lubia'B, Atkinaon'm and BimmeilH M Perfumery. . ; V '---M Hair and Tooth Broshm, Turkey and Honsy comb Sponges. Feeding Bottles of every description ÜBL 1 C N O Tl'Cl' Thoßuslnefis of P. F. Mabtinbon, Chemist of Earangahapa Road, Newton, will lit foture M be carried on under the title of "The Golden I Mortar," the management being undertaken by T. P. MORGAN, late of the City of Hereford England. ; ' ■? " I ■VTOTICiSOir KEMOVAi HUDSON (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Begs to inform his friends and customers thai | he has RBMOYBD bis Business W NKW AND OOMMODIOUa PBBMSSSB | et the comor of VIOTORIA fc HOBBON-STEgKra. _ Tp E. PUIPJfS1 TIME TABM& Leave Aroh HiurHeave NaUonal au*!"? B.IS a.m. 9 a.m. > . •3.30 n.m. MO.IS a.m. | II 8.D3. 1L45 ajn. t - ; 1.30 p.m. 2.15 p.ra. 3 p.m. 3.15 p.m. . ft 3.45 p.m. 5.5 p.m. . fi.4sp.rn. 6.80 p.m. ... •Except lueadaya and Thursdays.wheßM"! >;;| from Auckland, and 10.30 from AKrlam will go to and from the Whan /.ji ; v;4 TVfEW 'BUS FOE MOUNT ALBKR* 51 i3l AND WHAU. From Anckland— Pi cm Whaa~ ' ■ iliW&' 11.300ni 8 am 1.30 pm 330pm On Saturdays as follows:— < LSO pm Sam 10.30 pm 6 pm ' : W. POTTKR. Proprietor.^ 4