Printed and publishes bj' tho Proprietor, Henry Bkktt, gf Bymonda-etreet;' at lia General Steam Printing Office ■WyntUiftßi-i Btreet, in the Province of Auckland, New Ze'i* ' • lHBd ( ;■■■ ■■" "•••'• ■ '■'■ ' '' ', ""

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Aiictioas. '•^ TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. JUNC TI 0 N V A k:'l)' S. OOE SALE, at the Juneiion Yards/ oil £}■■■'■'■■ '■ Tuesday nest, 100 Fat Cnttla 600 Pat Sheep Veal Calveg .... Dairy Cows. Ptoro Cattle ('ulres. Yearlings. Kc. ' . Fat and Store Piprfl At 1 O'clocK. HUNTEB & KOLAN. " TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. THE JUNCTION YARDS. "IjlOR SALE, on Tuesday next, from the J2 Estate of J. C. Firth, Kaq., Mata Mata. 32 PRIME FAT BULLOCKS, root and grain fed. hunter & nolan. Monday, September 5. ~,,„.,. cattle v air. I 1 A JP. A X XJ R A . V A X D S. THE iirst Cattle Fair of the Season will bo held at tho Papakura Yards, on Mou fl«y. September 5, when a very LARGE NUMBER ol CATJL'LK; will ba olforod, 'f- ,;; 'At Twelve o'Ciosk, " , : 'HUN TE B. & : N.. 0 LAN.'. P.S,— Intending vendors, will pleaao send Sotico not later than Wednesday, August 31st. SATURDAY, AUGUST 27. At Blockhouse Hill, Oachunga. BIX-ROOMEjj HOUSE. FREEHOLD . ALLOTMENT, COWS, PIGS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr William Bisiet to sell at his residence, Blockhouao Hill, Onehunga,_ His FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, pleasantly situated, containing; about haif-an-acre „ of rich volcanic soil, on which is erected a substantial Six-roomed House, with outbuildings. Also. Dairy Cows, PiKB, «« Household Furniture, uonsisting of ;-,-.; ir Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads, Cooking ,;-#rUtenßUs, &o. " ( ; • At 2 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. C -vr; uiNHEY] [edwin binney ; TIJESpAY, AUGUST 23. 260 ACRES LAND, TAKAPUNA, COUNTY EDEN. G. W. BINNEY & CO. - TTTAVJS received ins'tnictions from the * .11 owner, who is leaving New Zealand, to Bell at their Mart, on Tuesday, 23rd instant, at Ho'iilodk," : ; Sections 200, 201, 202, containing 260 acre?, more or less, situated in tho County of Kden, and only flvo or sis miles from the North Shore Wharf. Title Good. "\:■.';>■". 'h< 'Terms'at Sale;' ■ ,'.' 1.; O, W. BISEEYJ [EDWIN BINJSfEY ■WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. !&3aV. t '.'ir.::- TRADE SALE r .OCj "piCKAGES pLASSWABK. % itw G...W. BINNEY & CO. WILL sell; by, auction, at their Mart, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, ■'■:', I 25 Packages GLASSWARE. c»mprising— Bngraved, Cut,1 Plain Tumblers, Wines, 1 Sodas, Butters, and Sugars. '-' ■■"';" ■'""■■' Vr.'fli o'clock. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24..... : THE" PAPAKURA YARDS. "li^Oß SALE, at the Papakura Yards, JP on Wednesday next, 10 Quiet Cows and Heif era 13 Calves 9 18 months Steor3 . 3.2 Steers, 3 to i years old In addition to the usaalmarket. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. THE.KE.MUEKA YARDS, IriIRST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE ! SEASON ON- Wednesday, September 14. ■ Entries rpanked previous to September 7. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25. THE KEMUEKA YARDS. STORK CATTLE. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, 25th instant, at 1 o'clock, a mixed mob of about K<lflpfifti3s WELL-BRED- CATTLE, the, greater portion Steera. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Pafakuba— Wednesday, August 31. ALFRED BUCKLAND. l\V. 3, COCHRANE.] LJAS. .OACKE. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. BfG[ OK SJ~ B O O KS!, : THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort Street, on Tuesday, 23rd inst., at 11 o'clock. ... .: - A VALUABLE LIBRARY Of about 500 FIH3T-CL=iSS BOOKS, consisting of Shako3poaro Illustrated, Byron, Mooro, Wordsworth. Burns, Voyage of the 'Sunbeam,' Houaeot Austria, Bncyclp prodia, Travels. Sala's . Works, Sir Waltor Scott's Works (23 vols). Illustra ted History Of KDgland- (19 vols) Taeso, the Works of Garrick, Maeaulay, Irvinjf, • T Mosheira, Sterne. Goldsmith, Homer, and Hook, Russell's Europe, Koman His tory (11 toIs), Cricket Scores, Sporting Magszint), DeCamoron, English "Nation (D vole), tho Works of Lamartine, Locke, and' Warburton, Marryat's' Novalß 115 T "vols), Lord- Lytton's Works (2i vols), •* ' Travels (13 vols), Dickens' Works, Gardening, Waterloo (5 vols), Milton, '■■':'■';■ Chaucer,. Plato. Paley's Works, Invasion of the Crimea, Tho Rnssian _,i Kmpire, Handy Andy, Life or Walpole, 1 V .. "Koacoe's Works, City ot l ondonj^ayard, V.:.-;> Napoleon: 111. lUnsttatod, \oltaire, Derry, Lives of. the Poets, Kssayß, • ''■ Scientific Works. &c,,,&c. , .Catalogues on application. Hjft Tho abovo is ono of'tho best libraries wo have Bvor oilerecl lor sale. Most of these books are pplendid editions, full-bound, and in flrat-rato condition. - ' ' SAMDEL COCHRANfi & SON, Auctioneers, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24. At 11 o'clock. PA EN EL L ~"N~U" RS E RIE S. c -»,: -•:, CLEARINcx-OUT SALE.' .: TREES, PLAIN Ts", SHRUBS, &c, &c. ~ .R. C. GREENWOOD TTAS' received instruction from Mr ii James Mason to sell by auction, at tho Paraell .Nurseries, on Wednesday, 24th instant, at 11 a.m., -■'.!. , , r - A LARGE QUANTITY OF CHOICE TKESS PLANTS. SURUB3.&C Consisting of -4000 Pines, Cypresses, etc., etc. 7,500 Ornamental Trees and Flowering Shrnbs, • 5 000 Floriate' Flowera, Bulbs.etc., etc. 1,000 Climbing Plants, etc. ;.j ~, , 1,000 Fruit Trees of every description 10i000 Forest Trees;.etc., eto.j /-. : , J ,'[';.", 10,000: lleoge Plants, etc., etc , •, _ _ , <;■ ',":"•-■" '~ '• Also,, ' i.bOO to i2,fldd branpa and Lemon Trees, well •. • tti'aft'idaridsit-sorted . ,: ' dOO to 800 Olives, Vines, etc.. etc. Besides a very Siiporior lot ot Jflowermß and border Plants, etc, etc. The auctioneer will attend to any orders to ]ony up, to day ol sale. Particular attention ig called to tho fine collec tion ol Fruit Trees, which are all guaranteed, thoroughly worlted and true to name, especially to tbe slock of 1,000 to 2,000 <Aange» and Uemons and also to 100 to 800 Oliver, Vines, etc., etc • also to a largo variety o£ choice Fiowqrinnßhruba and Plants. " •'" •"• "■ ■ The above willbo sold in'lots to suit pur chasers, and delivered free of charge, or packed for shipment, cost price only being charged for cases, crates, etc. • R. C. GREENWOOD, ' ' >! ■ Auctioneer;'-' ■■"j '•■ B ... r■.-m -■ • *Lhnch'epii"fcovid6a.



'■\?{t '-.-'■■.■ Auctions.* .. ».■. :■,. -_■ ~~ MONDAY, AUGUST 22. l> ?,' KEbE EM X D VLEDG ES ! UN'KEDEKMED PLKDGESI G. L Ef'l S WILL sell on Monday next, at II o'clock, by order of i\Sr N^ura.egen, of tho Auckland Loan Ollico, and Monte do Piete, Darby-street, UNREDEEMED PLKDGKS, As per Bvesing Star of April 17 and 18. GABK IE L LEWIS, . Auotieneei\ ___^ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25. EX 'KAKAIA,1 I'ilOM LONLOX. LADIES', MaIDS,' AND CHILDREN'S STKAW HAIS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, LUSffRE. TULLE, HOISEIiY, HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIKTING, &C, &c., &C. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at big Store, on &o aboro date, at Eleven o'clock. ■I A CASKS OF ABOVJS NKW GOODS, * v BUitablo for the coming aaaaon. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. TO TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND . . UPHOLSTERERS. To Close; Consignments, E, & A. ISAACS WILL soil by auction, at their nev Stores, lower Queon-streot, on Tuesday 23rd inst., at 11 o'clock, 15 PACKAGICS, Comprising,—Trouserings White and Coloorod Wannel, Tailors Twist. Threads, Cottons, Buttons, Hats Blankets, Ticking, Felt Squares, Carpet Curtains, &c, &., &O. E. & A. ISAACS, • Morehants afcd AuctioncGrs. JciJttlDAY, AUGUST 26. AT S"IB B I N'S ; MART. Quesn-street, Axickland. 1: ■ AT NOON. In accordance with tho provision of " The Education Eoservo Act, IS//," it is hereby notiiled that the following Lnnris vested in the School Commissioners for iho Auckland Provincial District under flio said Act, will be offered for Leaso by public auction, at the auction mart of Mr (ieorge Srbbin, Qußen etreet, Auckland, on Friday, tne 2Btk of August, 18S1, at noon, . ■ For a term of F»rty-tw« Vcais, \ LLOTMENTS 1 and 2, of Subdivisioa jriL of Lot 22, Section 21 (Freeman's Bay) City of Auckland. For a term of Twenty-one Years. Allotments 2. 3, 5, 7, and S, of Subdivision of Lots 36 and 3r, Socton 2, Devoaport, Parish ef Takapuna. By order of the Commissioners. ■•■• •'■•'■■ H. N. SARL4ND, Jaly23. Seoretary, GEORGE SffBBIN. Auctioneer. B. TONKS & UU. WILL in fwtiire kold Regular Salesof Landedj:Property. everyj MONDAY 12 o clock. h Ttlefi dosirous of dispofing of Kosses, Farms or l^andeci Property oc any description) wilt pleaso. if possible, furnish particulars not/later than Thursday in each week. B. TONES & C®. Undertakers. r Established. 18G8. ■ ; O" BN X V P. HAYWA RE I Ol UPIIOI.STERE3, f; Matt bbs Makkh, aM Fpneral r i Umdertakek, iQP.KV STREET, AUCKLAND.: ! Mattresses He-made. | Furnituro Re-stuiTod and Repaired at the j ■ Owner's Rf sidence, or at the Work- i i shop, Grey-street. H'oteiti. MASONIC 'HOTEL, COKOMANDEL. W. A. WATERMAN (Late of Queen-street) Begs to inform the travellinc comnranity Of Auckland and surrounding districts that he hes •purchased the above Hotel, and ha 3 thoroughly renovated it throughout. It is the best and largest Family Hotel on the diggings. It is furnished equal to and surpassed by none ot the Auckland Hotels. The Bedrooms (single and double). Private Sittißg-rooms, Family rooms, and Dinisg-room, are aH that couifi be desired. Tho scenery from the balcony is not to bo surpassed. Sample and Commercial Kooms. . Beat Brands of Wines and Sptrits only kept, Largest Room in Coromandel for Concerts, Balls, Political Meetings, and any other Knter tainments. W. A. WATERMAN, Proprietor. KIN G'S ARMS HOTEL, Upper Pitt-stbsbt, JOHN LYNCH, Phophiktok. J.L. respectfully informs his friends and tha public that ho has become the proprietor of the above Hotel, and will always keep on hand Winea and Spirits of the best brands. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on tap. GooA accommo dation for Boarders. PAUKH O T E L Welleseet Stkeet Eas^] auckland. ', : : . C, A. MARTIN (Late o( Captain Cook Hotel. Kybor Pass Road). Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stouts ot the best brands only; Billiards, &c. First-class accommodation for Families End Boarders. Good Stabligg. Water laid on. MA SON I C H OIE li. K. WHITAKER. RTI C L A X li 6 X A if JT, -SO « formerly of tho City Club llately of the Terminus Hotel, Holonsville), having bought the Freehold of tho Whangarki Hotei, from Mr Caffler, begs to inform visitors that noi effort will be spared to afford satisf ac4oc. HorsesiandlPleasure Boats on Hire. f|Vp>S. T\OWN STAY. AND CORSET .UrrER Hobson-st. KSTABLKHKD 1864. Kvory Description of Stays, Corsets, &c. Surgical Belts, upon She Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Ordoss Punc tually Attonded To. COALS! COALS!! COALS!!! NEWCASTLE, . AND OTHER BEST CLASS COALS; And also FIREWOOD, FOR SALE, at LOWEST RATES. *\ A. TWINAME. Coal Yards: FOHT-STRBET. uonvevances. "OUDDELL'S EXPKESS runs between JLAi Marstlen Point (Whangaroi Heads), Rua kato, and Waipu, each way, m connection with s.s. Argylo, starting from the Point immediately on arrival of Bteamer from Auckland and. Whangarei.' Fare, 33 Gd. Saddls Horses for hiro and sale. Meals ready £t Knakakaon arrival of express. Agent at "Waipu, M. McGregor, vt-here flrst clasa accommodation can bo hr.d. . S. W. RUDDKL-L. ■ ; .:,.:] Rnakak's. Waipn. AiSßlilD'trK'S PUJSISUNBVT 'BUSS TIME TAB'LK :- Leave Union Bonk, via G-rcy-stxeet, 7 minutes paat every hour, from 8.7 a.m. ts» C.7 p.m : via Victoria street, 7 minutes past the half hour. Fare, Gd, or one ticket. Niairr 'Bpb-9.30 and 10.30 P.m. Fare, lg. __ E7~i rHIFPS' TlSJfi TABLE, Leave Arch Hill: Leave National Bank: 8.15 a.m. 'J a.m. ♦U. 30 a.m. , *10.15 a.m. 31 a.m. • 11.J5 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 3 p.m. 3.15 p.m. ::..:.• ; 3.15 p.m. 5.5 p.m. 6.15 p.m. C 30 p.m. "Except 'luesdays and Thursdays*when the 9 from Auckland, and 10.30 from Awlam will go to and from the Whan. | fLWVKAKS TIME-TABLE. Leave Onen^wga: Leave Auckland Sa,m. 9.15 a.m. .. i-12 noon ■ ■ ' j '4 p.m. v- ■-.: ■ Vy'As^ciitf Coacli aa per agreoment.|||



Land an A Estate Agents I , (Pi HA S. ~\%T 1 h L I A M SON, JIOI3BB LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT, Vcm.sk liAriS, Auckland.' KTCNTS and INTEREST Collfiotea. MONKY Invested for Capitalists on flrst-olaea Eeourities, without Citabge. Ste ptt ctiit allowed on doposita until Unvested. MOKTGAGK3 and LOANS ISOCTtiatefl. SHAKKO Rquaht or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees, BUILDING ALLOT HUNTS FOR SAKE AT PKB FOOT!— College Road, SV Franklin Road, 75/ \Vcllesler-3trcot,loo/ Duke-street, 23/ Borcsford-atreot, 80/ Cook-atroot. <59 and 90/ King-street, 1-5/ Kdwin-street, 21/ Porcival Parade. 36/ Victoria-atrcot. £10 Rokeby-streat, 10/ Grafton Road,s7,6 Custom-house-Bt. Arthur-street, 60/ William-street, CO/ Vlno-atrcot, 10/ Irelasd-stroot, 38/ Kybor Pass, CD/ 1-tcclamatlon, SQ/ Norfolk-street. 35' fiowo-gtreot, 00' Brighton Koad, 87/ Haol»ott-street,3s/ Stokes' Point, 5/ .. Wynd'ham-street, £13 Richmond Koad, 10/ Also, in vartots other atreeta &t low rates. ■pAOOf) TO LEND; to Sums of filO andup */*w j wards, on Koßd securities V INCEST - STKEET — New Four-roomed House for Bale, off Vincent stfeet, on very ! easy terms. i 4?9KA—New House, weH finished, for sale in r-'wtJU Norfolk-street; resistor grate, colonial 1 91 i\— Five-roomed House, stable, nnd worfc -J ■*•v shop, for salo; large allotment* garden. ' TSAPAICURA—SO acres of IMoiront band for JL salo. in ono or more blocka, at. 70a por acre, ri KNERAL STORE in Suburbs-Lease for VJT Sato. ■ Doin« excellent business, faatis ■ factory reasons given for leasing. 1 aS C« WKKKliV—House »n<l Largo Allot -- J nvent for sale near tho Eden Vine Hotel. ?| P« r(3ufe- S T«EE T - Five-roomed U House and Large Allotment nest Mr Belcher's Store for aalo at 21s weekly. £40 deposit required. , , . ' li OTHL for sale or leaao In Taranaki; first , 111 clas3 position for buoinass. 4 NGLKSBA-BTBKST—l'ino new 7-rdomed i /'* House just built; gas and water laid on; } can be purchased on weekly payment eystem; . no do\)onrt requlrod. ? tT'YHKtt t'ASS—HOU3O and corner allotment s XV for salo. Prieo. £250. Kasy terms. rjo-i p-—FINK NKW UOUSK for saloinNel £/s>lo Bon-€traet; five rooms; vorandnh on two Bides. Kasy terms n i qm—HOUtißi and two allotments for salo. 3jlq\J j n Newton. Knsy terms. r?i pn— HOUSE and Stable, with two allot- X/IOV nionta, for salo near Boyd'a works, North Koad.. KSsy terms. PonS-VURt Comrortablo Now Houso for X/Co,! B ale, lino view, twc«ty minutes walk Jrom Post-oflice. EPdOM-Gent!eman'B Villa Rcsidenco, eeven roomß, coach-houso, stabling. &o. £690. i j?oi a—Five-roomed House and six allotments ■ *«-lv for sale. Portion of tho money can i remain on mortgage. I fine- Three-roomed Cottago for salo, in Pon i *■*'J sonby, on easy terms. i rpO 7jBT—A Room suitable for manufacturing ■ X purposes, near the Market. , GINGMK BEICK Manufactory to let, 15a weuWr. PONSONBT— New Six-roomed Houso and Workshop for sale; two allotments; two ■ frontages1; easy terms. nnon-Very conyonlent house in Dublln-st., 3j£O\J Nowton, for sale; washicuse, garden -f? 1 A t\— Howe and good srardsn for sale Rear 3JI &V jvlnuut Kdea Railway Station (terms). UPPKR QUEKN-STKICIST — Kino Corner Allotment to lease for term of years r»OQA—New Five-roomed Houso for sale In cW.£.; U pongonby. Frontage to two streets. n(\nf\—issTf jrive-roomod House for sale in X>£O\J King-street; ltee garden. Also addi tional aHotment if desired. WBLLIXGTON-Sf KEKT. —Pretty Cottage for salo, near St. Jamcs"B OHurch; gas and water land oa; garden, &c. PARNaiX. — Newly - finished Six-roomod House for (die; pleasant view; £380. Also on« at £310 i? | OK—Eous-rooroed HOUSE for salo.iuthe 3JIAO oltyj on oa& y tgrmj. ONE TKEre HlLL.—Seven-roomed House for sale; with acre of ground fully planted. <"\KA.—Six-roomed Houso and Four-Stalled XtAJU stable for Sale, in Jfast-atreet. Newton Pi AA—HOUSE for salo near Mount Eden JJIW RarhyxyiStation; also, ono at £200. A LLOTMKN.TS BojKht and HOUSES Built ii. on tho Weekly Re-payment System. PQ/\A_Bix-eooined Honse, a(i fintthed, for JvOuU ea i e i n LJncola-Btreot: largeaflotment. T>UKKKOHE EAST.— Vice Farm of 1W aoreß X tor Saio. noar Railway-station. Comfortable homestead ; little bush; £110s per acre. /~1 liE V-SI'REET—Six-rooir.ed Houso (new) for vT sale. Largo allotment. Also, two shops, detached workshop. &c, on very easy torms. tjHOPS in (Jneen-ataeet, Urey-sweet, Freoman'a O Buy, and tSreat North Kon.d, foe tale. MOUNT Els-KN—Liirge New Houso, fitted Tfiah every o*»fei:ience (two acrea of land), tor sale. Fiao viow. TPARMS ateo For Salo at Hunua, Mount Eden -E Rieamond, Komokoriki, Ma»- Kere, Paremorcmo, Stokes's Point, Waitakeroi, Henderson's Creek, Remiesa, Cambridge. BiR mi Little Omaha, Karioi, Kiverhead. Msrn ingsido, Aiahuraspl. Wainni, Omaru, Ararimu, Ooromandel, Ukaihu, N^rth Shore, Owhiwha, Papakura. &c. Ako, soe liss in H :i» Zealand mrcAi &nd JPeekh V«w«. G H A S. WILLIAMSON, K3TATE AGENT. Vuloan LANK •D 1 G. E TV 1 IS li T O N, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, NO. 81, QUEEN-STEEET. £25, balanno in 3 years—Allotments at Mount Kden, GG x 178. A bargain. 1 New House of 5 rooms, in Beresford-streot. ! Unrivalled Building Slte3 at Allcndale, Mount i Albert. The land ie somo o£ the best in tho cotmtry; it is within four miles of town; baa a i railway Etation within 100 yards of it; com i mands a good view; can bo sold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to suit purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can .be made with porsons wisainc to inspect the property. ' 10 Acres. Mount Smart, £250. Largo House and Allotment, Nowton Road, Com fortablo Residonco in Hardinge-stroet (city), £500. Kyber Pass Hoad-New Cottapto, £189. Two Shep3, Ed-en Terrace, £600. Desirable Residence in Upper Pitt-Btreet, rooms, £350 City Property—A Large Alkitment in Wakenem street with frositago to Lome-street, having , thereon two largo houses, £700. Torms: £100 down, and balance in four or flvo years. SUBURBAN RKSIUENOK—F»r Salo, at Mount j Kiien, near tho Public School and 'Bus tor minus, 5 acres of Good Volcanic Land, laid out in garden and paddocks, having thereon a ten-roomed House, stable, ooanh-house, &n. Price, £1203. Land clo»o to it has boon sold recently at about £400 per acre. Slowey to Lend. F. G. BWINGTON. K<H ■ j'N Ra'-jEW WOOD, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, QUHEN-STEEET. MB AWAMUTU.-A Bplenald Farm of 173 X acres of first-class land (30 aores in bush), the rest in eußiTation; two prw.ty lakes on tho •property; 9 roomed Housa, well furnished, &c. ■1-Btalled R*able, coaob-house, baKgy-house, and otbrc out-br.iWings; larKO and well Btookod orchard, &c, &c. This affords a splendid .opportufaity to anyone wishing to acquire a really comfortable homestead. FOR SALK-200 Aor()8 of Kanri Bush Land, boing^ lot 165, and N.W. part of Jot 161. Parish of Okaiu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company's property; stream through tho laad. Price low,. Kasy'terms.—K. C. Greenwood. ' "jr^INGSIiANO ROAD, Mount .fflbert-For XV immediata sale, a Market Garden, con sisting of 3 aores of rich volcanic soil, fenced and subdivided, together with3-roomod Cottago thereon erected. Price. £330. (72) IVOR SALE—Two Choico Farms at Papa- P toitoi—ono of 78 aores of good rich land, siAdividei into 5 paddocks, all in cultivation; large Orchard, o-ropmed Howe, 6-stalled Stable, &c.; frontage to Great South Road. Price, £1.00.0. (81) rriHK other Farm consists of 89 acres good X land, fully improved, 10 acres bush land, ■well watered; New 1-roomed House, &o Pries, £100. FOR f-ALK— Sevßn-roo-mcd Cottage, situated at tha Whan, main roart. fnontage; good orchard, &c: 1 oi an aero of land, goad well, £.c. Erico. £280. (82) FOX SALE—Let. 71 and part o.t Lot 72. Parish of TVaiparcira, conrainjnf! 3S) Acres of Hood l^and, ekiso to Waitatce-rci Kailway Station. Pries, SS9. Tpcms: £20 cask balanco biy inatal mnuts. (Land adioininK £3 an acre).—R. C. Gr.eonwood. l^iOß S A.LX—Lot 37, Parish of MonKonnui, co Jt? taining fjirty ncrea of very choico land Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-westcra portion of lot 7S, containing 33 acras of very good lan^, joins improved lands. Prise, £50. Also, Lots Id, 15, and 35 of tho town ef Mangra pai, enntaining onoacruoach. Price for lot, £35. The above lot ot lands are a capital investment, and easy terms oan be made—say £25 cash, balance fey instalments.—R. C. Greenwood. ¥?UK aALiIt—2SU Acres or Land, consistent? of X . about- 70 acros of flrat-class alluvial flats, &c., 189 acres of second-class pioughable fern mid tt-treo land, and remaindor mostly plougb able but rather poor quality land (though suit able for sheop); all well watered by running streams, and situated about 12 miles from Auckland on the east coast of the harbour, ha?ing fine pea frontage, with bold cllffa and nice smdy bays, good flshinc: grounds. Land on both ai'dea taken up and settled upon- Price, 30s an acre. To-ma very easy—flay £50 cash, balance by monthly instalments, or £300 may remain for a. tarm at low interest.—R. C. Green wood. FOR SALE—3 miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 .Acres of Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to sood roads; 10 minutes walk from railway Etation; suitable for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of town, the aspect being to tho Nortb-East. and view good; locality, Mount Albert, tmd the land adioininc: beini; all taken up and valued at four times tho price asked for thia land, vin.. £12 H)b an aore, payable on the deferred payment Byetenu, or aa agreod. R. C. 6B JEEHW;OOD, AUCreiOWJEK.It AND ESTATE AGENT, QUEKN-STKISEZ? WAIKATO T AND A GENCY, S A i& . CAMBRIDGE. H. E. COTTON & COi , HAyis fob Sale— LAND IN WAIKATO, In Blocks of from 1000 T0 20,000 AORES- Also, . ' Several Choice Farms. Gensral Agents and Auctioneers. Consignments of Prodace, Merohandiae. Sec, have ow best attention, antl Sales pmwptlj iit turneil. ... , Gonioa »J! ow Land List sent ou RPP.UoaHw ■



Land, and Estate Agents. •« ISlo fiJ Estate Agent aud Vamjatob, QUEIIM-BTIUCEI, AUCKLAND! MONEY LENT ODT FOR CAPITALISTS ON WBST-dIiAS3 BEOURITIKS, OR IN VKSTKD IN BANK, INSURANCE, OK OTHER SHARKS. No Charge to Lendkr ok Investor, VIIiLA. RETOENCE.-A Charming Villa, commanding a maKniilcont view of tho harbour; about 'J acres o£ pasture andehrubbery. Price. £1000. —J, K. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auckland. FIVJt-ROOMKD VKRANDAH COTTAGK.- Commanilinj; a viow of tho haibsmr ; free hold allotment. £50 cash, balance of .4250, can rerilain Upon tho proporty at 7 per cent.—J. M. LOnnoi, Kstata Agent, Auckland. V>ERKSFOKD-3TKKET - A Beautiful..SiX- X> rdomod Residenco in the City; with jVntor and gas laid on; allotment, freohold. Prlco, £110.— J. M. Lanuox, Betato Apten t. PARNKbL— Two Houses, with larßO froohold allotment, commanding a good view of tho harbour. Price, £300. Terms can bo arranged. -J. M.-Lonno;x, Kstato Agent, Auckland. n\O FARMERS—A Groat Bargain—A GpOtt A Farm in ono of tho boftt tarininK districts in tho province. The hind is good, all sub divided, and In grass. Thero Is a six roomed Dwolling-houiie, and tho necessary outbuildings. This farm is otfured a great bargain, as tho ownor has loft tho ditstriot.—J. M. Lennox. SUBUKBAN IUCSIDKNOIC—For Immediate bale, a SiuburbaJl Residonco containing 6 The land hns fronmgoa to' othor streets. There in stabling, cow-shod, &o, also an orchard. Price. &175.— J. M. Lennox. a liKXANDKA-STRKKT-Allotmont 80x140, t\ froniiiiK two streots. with two Houses built thereon. Price, £100. Term bearrancod. —J. M. Lonnox. Ks.:ato Aconl. Auckland. mo FARMWKS—Firat-olasaFttrm of 21C acres, A. nil subdivided into convenient paddocks somo in graaa, others under cultivation j good orchard, 6-roomed Houso, and all conveniont ootbuiMtnsa. Price, J3IDOO.—J. M, Lennox. . SOBUKHAK AI.LOTIV.KNT — Ono ot tho Choicest Allotmonts in the Suburbs, noar the Parnell Grammar School, 10 x 250. Can be had in ono or more lots. Price, £2 5s per foot. A moat beautiful viow ot tho harbour.—J. M. Lonnox, Kstate Aeent, Auckland. 89L. rpo FARMHIRS.-A raro opportunity of pur- JL chasing ono of tho finest farms in tho pro vinco at a low prico. This is a really flrst-olass farm of 308 acres, mostly fenced aud in grasa, a few minutes walk from a church and railway station. 'l(hi3 flno proporty ia situatod In the heart of ono of tho most prosperous townshipa in tho Waikuto, and hao a commodious Houso of eight apnrtmonts erected upon it. Price, £2500.— J. M. Lennox, Estato A front, Auckland. 52L. ig \O FARMERS—For Palo a Farm of 137 acres 1 at Rama Rama, with good S-roomcd roai denco, dairy, etc. Tho farm is subdivided and mostly in good Hnglish grasses.—J. M. Lonnox, Kstato A goat. Auckland. rriT FARMERS—A compact I'omestead. com- X prising 37 acros of first-class land, all Bub divided. and in grass, with commodious resi denco. This flno proporty is only 4J miles from a railway station,—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Auckland. '»>O FARMERS.—A good littlo Farm of 50 I acres, ;10 acres fonced and in grass, with Dwolling-houso. This property is near to a rail way station and public school. Prico, £150.— J. M. Lennox. Kstato Agent. 81L. A BEAUTIFUL Five - roomed Cottage in Upper Pitt-streot, nowly built and taato fully finished. A most dooirablo homo for any person wishing to live near the city. Price £300. Torma I can arrange to suit tho purchaser, either by wcokly payments or otherwiso —J. M. Lennox. KBtato Agent, Auokland. 7CL. rpo FARMERS. For Sale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Littlo Farm of 100 acres in ono ot tho best farming districts in tho Waikato. The farm is all foncod, and has a dwelling-bouse upon it: in grass. Is oil'orod at a vory low price, owing to tho owner leaving tho district. Price, £100; £15<) cash, balance can remain upon the property. 121... FOR S-. L HI—A Bargain-Suburban Villa con taining: coven rooms, with. 35 acres ot volcanio land. All foncofl and subdivided into nlno paddocks. In addition to the House, there aro Bheds, stables, dairy, &o. This flno property is only fivo minutes' walk from the railway station. I'rico, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, R'stato Agent, Auckland. 71L. FOR SALE, a Farm of % acres-70 acroa ot which aro laid down in English (brasses only 1J miles from a railway utation. Prico, £100. —J. M. Lonnox. Kstate Agent, Auckland. 071^ TO FARMKRS-A Bargain. — Farm ot 181 acres in East Pukokoho : all fenced ; BUb divided, and about 50 acroa in grase. Tho land is part bush, ia well watored, hivsa cottago upon it, and ia only twenty minutes' walk from the railway station.—J. M. Lennox, mo FARMERS.—Forfialo. a First-claps Farm A. of 202 aores on the Kast Tamaki; all in grasß, woll watered. Prico,£7 por aero.—J, M. Lonnox, Estato Agont. 34L. rpO FARMEUS-A Fariro.in.-A Farm of 107 J- acres In East Pukekoho, about 50 acres in grass; a 5-roomc.d llouso and every convoni ence. Prlco, £190.—Torms can bo arranged.— J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agont, Auckland. 146 K. ffl O FARMERS nnd Others.—One of the -1. Choicest Farms in the Provinco. Thoroare 217 acres within 8 miles of the city : quality of land cannot bo excelled: largo nine-roomed residence. —J. M. I/jnnox, Estate Agont. 73K. GST For Houses, h arms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate agent. Auckland. TEJE UKJBAT NORTH3KN LAND AGENCY. Queen-street, Auckland, N.Z. pcrtles of Kvory Description For Salo. Catalogues Post Frue to Any Address. Houso, Building, Mortgage. Insurance and Sur vey Ai:oncy, Mor.ey to Lond at Lowest Cur rent Rates on Good Securities, Properties brought under Land Transfer Act, and Translera Effected. T. W, HICKSON, PKOPKIETOR [Lato Inspector in, and holding; high toattmo nluls from Survey Department.] Acthosiijkd Surveyor, and Land Broker ~ :3ed Undor tho Land Transfer Act). Venetian Bimas. TBADK MARK. THE 'AUCKLAND iiAr3 VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. Established 1801. BED AMERICAN PINK VEJNfiTIAN ■ BLINDS (Wholesale and Retail. Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the Shortest Notice on romlttanco of order, v Our Blinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than the lmp»r.tod iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY (Late M. Horton Busby), baotioal Blind Makhrs & Wibk-Workkhb Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Markot Sana Auckland N.Z. Oil and Colour Mercnants. -\rfiW ir'AFK KH. A N GIN GS i.^l »OR 1880. lijirge and Small Buyers of Papornanglnga w do well to Inspect HOLLAND & BUi'LER'S PAPSRHANaiNQS, OIL, COLOUR, & GLASS I Wakbhousk, 28 & 30. VICTORIA-STRKKT, AUCKLAND Where may bo. inspected one of the • largest and beßt-seleotod Stooka of Paperhaugings in New Zealand, . From id. por pleco to tho most costly. BILT IS STAINED PICTURE-B-RAM MOULDING In Groat Varloty. PIOTUKK-FUAMINO IN ALT, ITS HIIANOHBI'., At lowest poiisiblo rntos;. Oils, Colours, Glbbb. Varniuhcß, JlruuhMaro Scrim. Glass Shades, Wax Flower . '■- • MatorialS &c., &c. H&O LLA N D & BUTLER, Hit, AND Ot*A.SS MeKCHANTS. FAPEKKANGINGS, WHITE LEAD, &C. W. PHILLIPPkS & SON ' ' Ace Now Landing, ex Loch Dee, 450 packages PAPER HANGINGS SCRIMS aud HESSIANS, OILS, WHITE LEAD, ZINCaWHITK.EPATENT PAINT, COLOURS, &C, in Wood [and Iron Silvered, Polisiibd and Rouan Plate, Ohkamkntal, Photo, and Common Window GLASS, VARNISHES ' BRUSHES, AND TRADE SUNDRIES, VV . 1 HILLIPPS CC OON. S5& 07. QUJKKN-HTRJffiET. gjIIIVKST Cured VV'aterrord Cut Uacon 6 (Prize-taker at Melbourne Exhibition) Now Oatmeal, 2d per lb ; Cornflour, 6d per lb Nestls's Milk Food for Infants, 2s por tin Mother Siesel's Curative Byrup, 2slldperbottlo Yorkshire Relish, 7id per bottle Superior Potted Beef aud Brawn My stock o£ Cigars and Smokers' Hcqiuiaitea generally being far too largo, I havo docided to clear a quantity at a shado over cost Walking Sticks from 3d naoli First nnd second quality Meerschaum Gooda very low A vory cheap !ino in Cameron's Tortoisholl Tobacco, to reduce stock (quality tho best) 90,000 Gigura and CigarettO3 ; much of. this stock mua! bo cleared If .E.-Tho Finest Cul Tobaccos in the City. KRSDK. WHITKHEAD, . General Importer,. j 3SB»RI OASHi . Ds., l Tictorift-Stroot '



Land and Mstate Agency. THE Q.EEAT JfORTHEEN THE CORNER OF QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, AUCKLAND. ■DEVISED Tj IST' 4OHEH. WS*MOT, rillt'l!. HEMAIIKH. 10Ll 1 Epnoni £300 Good six-rooinod llouso and llnrkot Gardon 08 3 Henderson 180 New five-roomed House and Orchard, close to station S3 5} Whan 50 I'lvo minutos walk from Station, choice Building Situ SB,i 5J Onolmnga 050 Good six-rooraod Housb, concroto tank, otu. 00 7J Walkomiti — Sec. 237; no reasonable offer refused ll)r ■10 Waikomiti — Soo. 232; no reasonable offer refused 1* 10 Pukokoho — Oood Land, all In grass, running stream, near station 89 10 . Mangaro 400 Kioll Volcanic Land, j-railo from Bridge 10 Pukekolie 400 Closo to Kailwny Station, Schools, and business centra 65 10 rukekoho 150 Eieli Gmss Land, substantially fenced, and wull watorod ' 31 10 Pukokoho OO ■In Good Grass; 2 miles from station and schools 25A' 11 Pukokoho 420 Capitally situated, closo to station and business centra .67 13 Onc-troo Hill 1250 Conifortnblo Residence, Orchard and Paddocks . . .' 87 ,11 Onohungft 000 Good Littlo Dairy I'arra; foiu?-roomed Cottago CO 20 Fukokolie . 250 Cottage; 12 acron grass, woll of water, etc. -^ 20 "VValkomitl — Socs. 214,15,10,17; no reasonable offer refusod lfll' 20 Waikomiti — Seo. 218, near Mr. Arcliibald's; reasonable offer accepted 101? fll . Wliaingatta — Sec! 17, Taraitl Creek; no reasonable offorrofuaod 10»t 28 Onolmnga 2,850 Gontloman's Family Kesidence, 10 rooms; beautiful proporty ~ _ I7A 24 Glen Orchard 3,000 Beautiful proporty; twentyroomod family llosidence, soasido 3S 30 Fukekolio 300 Now llouso; rich land ; a good and cheap litto farm ... • 37 31 Fukekoho 280 10 acres Grass, 15 Valuable Bush; partly foncod S5 32 ritkokolio 290 All in Grass; Rich Laml; populous neighbourhood 30 31 Fukckoho 000 i'lno Littlo l'arm; wcll-Bnialiod six-roomed Houso, near station Ho 38 Pukokoho 420 Four-roomoU llouso ; nearly all in Grass; tUroo milos from station IDo S7 Lucas' Creek 37 Half bush, half torn; woll watered ■ 71« 37i Pnpako CO Heavllj tiniborod with kauri, soo. 77 17ic 40 Bombay CSB Very Superior Little Property, good orchard, rich land 21b 40 Oruawharo — Seotion 09, unimprovod, any fair prieo acoopted 101, 40 Whangarel 16 W.13. Section 185, Mawrotu Parisli, unimprovod 05 43 Pukeatim do Lot 221, used as criokot ground, good lovol land 7U 41 Tauranga 3,000 Tauranga Suburbs, flno family Kcsidonco, ka. 10E .45 Mount Albort , , 2,025 Would cut up well for Building purwosos, cheap .' 13f 50 Kirikirhw 100 Nearly nil Plougkablc, Section 87, 3 miles from Hamilton 70 50 Ngaruawahla 300 Goo(l Littlo Dairy Farm, near a good market 14 60 Opotiki K.C. 120 Two-thirds easily drained, rich swamp, balance forn—Waiotahl 23b 55 Pukekoho ' 275 Unimproved, surrounded by good farms ' 20l> 56 Pukekoho 300 Four-roomed Cottago, and numerous othor improTCments 32 57 Fukekoho 1,020 Closo to Hallway Station, very rich land 13a CO Pnkokoho 700 Well watored and grassed, and valuablo improvements 34 CO Waikomiti 180 Good aspect for Fruit-growing, near Railway Station 18a 72 Pukekoho 321 Te Punl, partially improved, first-class land, adjacont to school 12F SO Okalm CO One-half tea-troo, one half kahikatca, a bargain 49 88 Pukokoha 2,000 With numerous valuablo Building*, and other ImproTomonta , ■ 13u ,8i Buckland 370 Adjoining seroral good farms, unimproved 20A 88 Lucas Creek 4t Partially Improved, water frontago, a bargain 81' 100 Waitakerol 100 All ploughablo flat land, light bush, boundod by stream lSu 100 EastTamakl 2,000 Eich volc»nie land, In contro of flourishing district 100 101 Pukekoho COO Cottngo and Outbuildings; half grass, balance bush and forn 41 105 Matakana '■■ COO Houso, Stock, implements, and Boat included, cheap 20D 109 Hokiangn, 103 WiJma Itivor, good Stano (Juarry; volcanio land 78 113 Pukekoho 1,350 Two milos from Station, rich land, Houso, Orchard, Sio. ' 10b 114 East Tamaki 570 Partly improved, near Flat Bush, good land • • • 10a 120 WaiukuEast 250 With leasehold of gooil Run, cheap proporty, «asy torms 76 120 Hellyer's Creek 000 Not far from Quoon-strcot Wharf, cheap proporty 20A 120 WaitakcreiEaat - West part Lot 05, Anawata-road, no fair offer refused Wj 127 Sfatakana 100 Lots OS and 72, mixed bush, good land, well waterod 27 130 Lucni Crook COO Fivo-ioomed House, Dairy, Ac, easy distance from Stokos' Point 51 130 Pukcatua 180 Partly improved, cheap property, and tog district . 24 143 rukekoho 350 Unimproved, partly fenced, good land 43 150 Pukokoho IBM Tory Suporior Farm on tho hill, good II juse, Ac. 15u 150 Opotiki, E.G. &*>o Watotalil, Sections 118,116,117, woll watorod, good land 28a 150 To Awa'mutu 750 Clioico Sections in tho best part of tho Waikato .75 161 Pukokoho 2,000 Aiimittedly ono of tho finest Properties In this rich District 15a 150 Taupirl ?(W Good grazing land, closo to Mines, good run adjginlng ' 18a 153 l'ukokolio 1,000 Noarly all in grass, good Houso, 4c, Stock, Ac, at valuation 18u 160 Jlangapai — N.E., Lot 115, Bo fair offor refused ! •, ' , ".. 15a 100 Whatawiiata 210 Horses, Implements, Ac, includod, a raro bargain 30 162 l'ukekoho 1,540 A Fine Farm many years in cultivation, Orchard, So. 33 ISO Pukokoho i,bM Adjacent to .Hallway Station, Schools, Stores, 4a 12D 180 Oruawharo 135 One-third good Totara Bush, good Itun adjacont, choap • 19d 181 Mahurangl 2"iO Near tho Heads of this beautiful Harbour, partly improvetl 21a 199 Tltirangi 800 Splendid Orchard in full bearing, oranges, apples, pears 10a 200 Mauku 400 Adjoins Small Farm Sottlomont, partly foncod 140 200 Katikati SOO 1\ miles from Lan ing-placo, good house and othor improvements 4G 200 Waihoko Island 700 Tartly grassed and fonced, Good Houso, Manganeso mino 22 202 Pakuranga — Tile drained llouso and Out-biiriaings, closo to school, post ofilco 50 207 Mangawai ' 100 Sections 22 and 30, I Bush, partly volcanic, jood farm ■ 13a 214 TcPuui ' 1,700 Slx-roomod flouso half-fencci, and. othonviso hnproved 45 234 Buckland 1,120 Partly-fenced, well waterod. Good Mill Site 3 10b 2,0 Dairy Flat — fioct s 200, 201,202; no fair offer rcfusod 18b 200 Te Aral 35 Sections 25, 20, 29 ; formerly proporty of Closo Brothers ISp 300 Waipipi 1,000 Good Grazing Laud, easily grassed,' partly improved . 12a SOB TeAwamutu 2,600 Eight-roomed Houso, closo to Towuship and Railway Sfation 42' 314 Wharehlno 050 All Fonced. Houso and other improvoments. Good and cheap- 77 333 Pukokoho 2,850 Ten-roomed Houso. llich Land, splendid farm 15f S3t Pukekoho 2,000 JJow ten-roomed Uouso nnd Cottago. Fino farm, in good Order CO SSO Opotild 875 Waiotahi, numorous improvements. Good nm adjoining 280 370 rapatoitol 3,000 Eight-roomoa llouso.' Fino Pariri Bush on land 40 400 Mauku 800 Unimprovod, Land of medium quality 188 42S Manurowa 2,000 Tlnimprovcd. Land lovol. Near Railway Station 12a 402 Raglan 1,845 Partly improved. Takes grass readily., Fino run 19u 500 Lucas Creek 375 Houso and other hnproTßmonts. Good laud 03 710 Waikato 7,000 One of tho best graJlng Farms in tho wholo of Waikato 19 750 Waikato 1,500 Unimprovod Land of Good Quality, near Station 17e 1000 Ohora Harbour - Any reasonable offer accepted 1.63 1070' Miranda C,OOO Fine Run aud Splendid Coal mino; Plant completo . 23u 11S0 Pukekoho 2,400 Partly improved; adjoins good run . 140 1200 Pukckoho 3,000 100 acres Ploughed and In Grass, and other Improvomont3 1-lB 1110 Tukokoho 1760 30 acres Grass, flno Crook Boundary; Railway adjacent 14A ISOO n'.ooo Splendid Estate; carries 000 lioad Cattlo; 500 acres Bush . 07 3000 6,000 Partly improved; good investment . ■ r ; , ; /., 14 8B0(W ■ 12,000 Sheep and Cattlo Run, noar Hawko's Bay • ■: 79 SHEEP RUNS. " ■ • - 12 000 Hawkos'Bay 30,000 Oaa-third leasoboU, 15,000 Shoop, Rcsidonco, Wool-shod, Orchard, 1. r ' i etc , j "" ' ■.'..''', . . ' .' "2 20,000 Hawkos-Bay - LoasoJ1 r °^ 0 1AZle S£lofdoO Slati0n Pknt com Plot«'haU lnlorMt- 9U 27 0«9 Hawkcs' Bay 40,000 Two-thirds Leasehold, 20,000 Sheep, House,Woolsheds, ofc., completo 03 BUILDING SITES AND TOWN LOTS. '] ' I ; Glon Grove, Otahuhu SUtion-ViUa sites, £45 an acre and.upwards .; ~ ■ ~:'. so Glen Orchard-Villa sites, commanding splendid viows, tCO an : acro .:.:'. 3S PonsonbrChirenco- 3 treet-Sectionsß2andS3,£3oeach.^7bySOfoot 02' I'onsonby, near Uall-4 sections, at 80s per foot . ..... Mr, Qmon-atreet-330 feet, at £20a foot; anltoWe sites forjillna -.1 : ... :...■- i3 O Albort-stroot-Fino site for warohous oor storo-ncar wharf. ,; , .-,-. (■..'., Un West Que^reot-SmaU section, anitablo for shop or atcre •., ».'■ ,;.;■. W : Wcllington-stroet-4 cholco sections for villa sites .•.. 1:i ..;'. ..'.■.; 14<1 Williamstroet-^3 good building lots ■■ < 41- Jlonburn-stroet—Section with llve-roomod cottago ~,..,„ ;, ,' '■-. i 14k Eden street and Crcsoont, opposite Sntvoy Offlco-Splondid Villa iKb -■■• ■ WA ■ Mount?St.^°jX E^om-road, and Clydo-stroet-Nica site fof villa rosldenco' Mn East Whau-83 sections, £33, a choap lot ' ' V. . ' ' 100 Otahuhu-Soction by bridgo, no fntr ofTor rofUßed .-..:.. . . 10d ripXra-Lot 64,-Section 2 Lot 59, Lot 24, no fair offer re used I BE •■■ • CoromandTl^^Kingston-Lots 7to 44, George, Albert,; and William strcols-- .■ . ioa Cornmandci B e llevillo-Lat 7, Section 1, 320 feet frontage offers received , v i 6o . Raßlan-Town Lots S, 9, and 11, Section 13, East and Point streets ; . ' i 6lI .■ ' Mahurangi-Lot 22, half-aero ... }& Port Albert-Lots 1 and 33, near Landing ,:.:■:. .. 16K Manganai—Lot 33, Grant and Victoria streots ~_,,,-■ ICj Nran awahia-Lots 4 and 20, for salo.no reasonable offer declined ~;..,,■., 160 Otahuhu-Lareo House and Section, £200, Good Shop .. .., ... 17d Rivorhcad-Lots 45, 46, 47, and 53, Victoria and Alexandra atroots, £18 ~, V : igr; Manranui-Lots 55, 00, and 143, any reasonable oifer token 13d Mount A bor^-Soveral choice Building Sites noar Railway Sta ion ' -82 Kvlwr Piss-Good Now Ei B ht-roomod Houso, Quo viow, closo to St. Sepulchre S 03 Two FouMOomcd. Cottages in centre of Onohunga-£IBO and £160: . • ... . 90b Ellerslic—Building Siteß, noar Station—£6o an nero . :; ,■i ■„ . 91 Wlmu—Toivn Sections, noar Hotel—£ls each . .: . ■ SSu ■ : Building Sites, £10 an aero, ilvo minuteß from Whau station .. . SSa Ngaruawahia-!-Two Sections adjoining RomaH Catholic Chapol-£SO each • ..if. ul Loaaehold of 3 acres, noar the Domain Cricket Ground, for salo; splendid uruldtng sites; long torm, unexpircd ; two good houses on tho sronml, S6 ■ ■ Lucratlvo Business in rising country town for sale or lease, on easy terms . S4 Good Country Business, close to Railway Station in rising township, large population In ..,..', . | neighbourhood . . . , .' , v ■ 89 , . , :; ., ... ~. '~. •*■;</, , TO .BE LET., ■ :,:' :' "".7 . Gentleman's Ten-roomed Rcsidonce, with from three to twenty acres of rich land, beautifully laid out grounds, with or without purchasing clauso • .... '..;.; . ■ 17a ■■ ■'■'.- ■ Productive land at East Tamaki, 100 acres, with Cottage . ~. . . 10a Small Farm of 60 acres, hy Railway Station, PUkakoho ~,:.; i 60 . . Small Dairy Farm at Onehunga, 14 acres . ~.,,... 60 Markot Gardeh.Xand at Onchunga in small lots : ~••;. ; ■17b ' MONEY TO LEND at lowost rates, on good securities, town and country. ■ ■■ . , WONF.Y INVESTED on best procurable securities for lenders; regular payment of intorcst guaranteed if rcauircd. 6 per cent, allowed on small deposits not exceeding .£IOO. . . This asenoy having innumorablo inquiries for Houses to Let, it is intended to open at an early dato, c CENTRAL REGISTER OF HOUSES TO LET. GENEK AJCi PLAN. —Owners of Houses can havo full particulars of their properties entered in the Registot bonk (free of cliargo if sent in boforo tho 31st August.) Each proporty will receive an indox number, which will bo sufficient for future reference. When a registered houso is likely to becoinb vacant, tho ownor lias only to send.word to have Kegistored House No. so-and-so, .placed on the Opon List, where it will remain open to the inspection of tho public, in a conspicuous plaeo, until it is let, when tho ownor by sending word, can have it retired to the closed list, until such time as it may again become vacant. :" :.' .' , ■ lIOUSE-1) UNTERS .will save timo and money by •consulting tho Houso Register, where they will find particulars of evory description of property open for lease, and will on payment of a small foe, receive names and addresses of owners, or agents authorised to deal with tho properties thoy think most likely to suit, them. - The Register will bo open for inspoction on and after the Ist September. ■ fin "\\T TTICKSON, Proprietor. ■ ' ' ' (LATE INSPECTOR IN THE SURVEY DEPARTMENT.) AUTHORIZED SURVEYOR, assisted only by competent surveyors, trained in tho systoin of chock by Triangulation. ■"' ' ■ ARBITRATOR, undertaking tho thorough investigation of Boundary disputes, and settlement or adjust ment of samo on the ground. ' AUCTIONEER, undertaking tho salo of Houso Property and Landed Estates of every desription. LAND BROKER —Licensed under tho Land Transfer Act—undertaking tho preparation of Transfers' Leases, Mortgages, and applications to bring land under tho Act, at lowest possiblo remunerative charges' NoTK.--Itis a noteworthy fact that now arrivals from tho South and the other Colonios, in which the Land Transfor (or real property) Act has been generally adopted, and in uso for a considerable time past, as a rulo insist upon having their titles to land thoy may purchase, registered under the Act, and do not care to deal with proporty not under it. This branch of tho business is rapidly increasing, affording proof that tho public is beginning to appreciate the advantages that the Act confers, not only in rolloving them to a large extent from tho oiponsivo luxury of interviewing their lawyers on every occasion of buying or soiling land, but in giving them secure titles, with a Government gufirantco. To the wealthy, it may bo a matter of small moment, but to tho poor, and especially small property holders, tho general adoption of the system will provo of incalculable valuo, Tho oxponso in tho first place of registering property under the Act deters many, but they will find that it must bo dono sooner or- later, and tho sooner tho better, for the longer it is left tho more difficult it becomes. It does not mean necessarily cash out of pocket, for the Government very considerately allow tho fees to remain unpaid, if. desired, as a chargo against the land, without interest, until such timo as it is convenient for tho owner to pay, or until he sells it. The following citract from the last annual report of the Survoyor-General to Parliament is not without interest: "From dofects in some of the original surveys and tho moagrcness of the'r records, tho satisfactory rc-dotermination of boundaries often proves a most tedious matter both to tho surveyor, and the department. Tho survey of tho piece Of land to be doalt with is in each caso but a small part ot tho work The survey of surrounding lands becomes necessary, to unravel tho tangle of uncertainty, and ascertain tho relative and actual position of propertios. 1 . . Tho duty of check must bo thoroughly done, it cannot bo slurred over, for the Government guarantee every title under ihc^and Transfer Ac:, and it. U only a question oj time until the whole landed properly of the country will have to come under this system." , UPWARDS of 100 NEWSPAPERS, from all quarters of tho Provinco, New Zealand, the Australian Colonios, Europe, and America, for free reference mHE nEEAT -rVTORTHERNJ^AND AGENC*> QUEEN-STRBEI AUCKLAND, N.Z.



i■; ;;j .:,',':' , MOIIeV- •••■■_; MONKY TO LEND, in suras of £200 and. UDwardH. at 7 por cent. . ~ & RUSSTCLL, Solicitors, Fort-street. CiJAAA TO LEND in Suras of £500 $Zs\>\jyjyj an dupwards:-F. Ring, Short land-atroet. ; . ~\m ONiiY TO LEND on Mortgage ot First-olaaa Freehold Secnril^^^ Solioitor. nor of Quean and Shortland-stroetß. MONEY TO LiSND, on approved Boourity. K> TYL]CR( Solicitor. Vulcan lano. jjjjj-- - o a k " >r. Money to Lend on Mortgacio ot Froohold SocuritiOß.-tlboreo Frasor, Publio Accountant, lnvoaticß and Katato Anont, W. S. Grahame's Hond, Fort-atroot, and. No. C, South British Insurance BulldlnßO, cornor of Queonand Short and-atreot ONEY TO LENJLJ, In large or small Solicitors, ~:.. Vulcan Lano. ONI) ON LOAN Ol'JflC E, UNDBIt TIiKATHB ROYAL, .. . VIOTQKIA-STPvKET. J. HAP.T is propared to ollur advantages to porsons in want o£ accommodation. . MONBY ADVANCKD FROM £5 TO £500 ON PEKSONAtj fKCUWTY. For instance— Porsona borrowing; £5 receive £1 10s. cash. „■ £10 ■ „ *!) £20 „ £18 Hepayablo by 10 instalments of 2s. in tho & por week. Money advanced on civery description of Goods. All transactions entertained, and, Money ad vanced without delay, if soeurity. tnprovud of. ■ ~...-; Promissory Notes discounted at groatly reduced rutes of interest. yIC'i'OIUAN LOAN AJND Via. i ' COUNI AGENCY. ' HIGH STIiKEX, AUCKLAND, Tho above Agency having Opened a Branch in Auckland is prepared to Advanco Sums of Money, fron: £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds ot Property, Shares in Publio Lompanies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Kcnowals effected. To accommodate Borrowers, Loan of (say) : £io May bo repaid in instalments o 10s per week £20 May bo rcpai in instalments of 10a per week. Or by any other mutual agreement All communications, either personally or by letter, strictly confidential. Address—. HI G H -S TRB E T, (Next Auckland Hotel), or Box 00, Post-office ■ ■ ■ Umbrella Maker. "VTEAXLYj 'QUICKLY, CHEAPLY JJi . (My Mono.) ■ ■ V'" r '<! -i J ■ tr'a ■■ ; ' ■■ ■■ ~; - ,"' , «® &2T For particulars apply to ..., C. B. THOHWK, • I^ractical Cutlor and UmbroUa.Manulactnror, Grkv-stukkt. , ' Bad'diery. .„ ' ": W~~s! ~\) ON i S * lTa3 Jiist landed ox ' Arona,' 'Coro nilla,' 'Orfonl,' and s.n. 'Norfolk, a Large Assortment of Seasonable Gi oi;s, compiisinj; Horso Covers, good durublo articles lined one shaped, from 15s ; 'Waterproof ' Loin Covers Aprona Horse Clothinc. 'Uippinsr Machines Buggj Gig, andCarriagoLampa; Race Saddles &c. . '•, More to arrive per' Ba Icione' and' A shmore STRONG DURA'I?LK jfSTOCK SADDLES Our ownlniako, complete with Mounts, from '; £3 ■'.:■■ '■■'. ss. ~ od I^MAKEBfI: .r;:...::;:.: WATERPROOF ' RIDING AVRONS Our own make, best quality, and latest. . 1 ' : • ■ improved shape. ' ' ' ; W.SJ. baa always a large general stooK, com prißinß! HARNESS OF ALL'KINDS,.. Raoing, Steoplochase, and Hunting Saddles, and Bridles. - Stable Requisites, Summei and Wintor Horseolothing, Valises, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste tot Saddlos and Harness, Compos, Oils, fco. KLLIMANIS EMBROCATION, JUSI ..., ' ', ARRIVED. .„' . . ;, ' A large atook of latest improved extra ' tront PACE'S ADI3LES always on hand. From 60S, Five por cont, Discount allowed for Caßh, W. S. J O N E' S, QUIWN-STRKET, AUCKLAND. ■ ''■'•- ■ ■'■''- • ' DEVITT, ©namalißr, :'JM t Queen. o Btreec, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, 85J.—Always in Stock and to arrive by dlreot importation from Kneland made to advertiser own order,—Chokebon Breech-loadine; Gnnß. Doable and Single Muzzle loaders, Bieeoh-loading Revolvers, Breeoh-load- Ing Rook and Rabbit Riflos, Game Ba«s, Gui Oasesi'Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches', and everj ! ortiole>necessary tolcomplete tho outfit of o aportsman. ; An aasortment of every descriptor. Of Revolver Cartridges, and all fha best Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direot fron ■the. makers by ■ tho. advertiser, who car guarantee thslr good qual(ty. Cartridges for ths Knfleid, Snider and Terry Rifles. .Metallic Cartridge Caßesi' Chilled Shot and other Bpeoi alitlea always:; on hand. Country • dealerr j dealt ,vi th. Guns Re-Btookod, Browned etc., an c every other kind of ITirearm Repairec "at reasonable piices . Notice.—Just' to hand, t lot of good serviceable C. Vi Chokebore Breeo loading Guns qbeap. The largest stock ir Auckland to ohooso from. Also, In stock, £ arge assortment of Fireworks,: of the besl ; uiiHtv. iridhinor Tackle , ■;-: :' ' y ~\kr ' ii"; a'"w;' g :'"'.'a [ft E'.:;i If You Like a : Good Cup of 'Tea, ' .: . you shqulp 'go to h. a. mckean for vouk tea . ' lib eiyes.universal Batisfaotion. ! best Canterbury bacon, '; i Old per lb. by the Side, Fon Cash. ; ts" Agent for tho Auckland Evening Stai w h a;; m « a it E i, ~ No ono should ho without, now they can buys good Ulster fo.r 17s Gd. at ,H. A. McKKAN'S liADlEs'Jackkts from 17a Cdto £3 3s; CniLD ren's UL6IKBB from Ss Gd, H. A. MoKEAN'S For Cash.' ' • i. . ; , YKT H A W G A & E I, YOU SHOULD GO TO ,H. A. M c X EA N FOX Horrock's Lons Cloth, Eld to lid Grey J.onjr Cloth, 4d to S)d: Grey Twill Bheotiniir, 2 ydß wide. Is 2d to ls^Sd W6!sh Flannels, from Is to Is 9d ■ Kaiapoi Flannels, Is 6d to 2s 3d Large aiiety of Shirtings, 7Jd to lOd Laco Window Curtains Short Window Curtains, in great variety Splendid Blimksts. from' 12a (kl ■ Quilts, Coloured, from 4a . . • • . . Toilet Covers, from IOJd. . . .:: • FOE CASH. AUCKLAND PRICKS AT H. A. HcKKAN'S FOX CASH. .... (Agent for the "Observer WH~ A N G A R S I, | . % . , , ~ GO TO H. A. McKBAN'S IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRESS. French Cashmere, Is Od to Is Gd per yard Satin Cloth, Is 4d to 2a Col. Diagonal Cloth, from lOd per yard Blach Lustorß, from la Fancy Gambronn, from Cd Winceys, from s}d . Plain and Embossed Velveteens, from as lid SPLENDID VAXUE FOR GASH. Agcat lor the Aucklancl'Musie Warehouse



■0 ' . On Sale.'.."- ' % ■:,'[',^ POT A TO E S. - : ■ ••; 50 tona PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES, ON SALE, To Arrive, per Seablrd. : ... ;■'•'■ ,:■■ O T. H. H ALL 'C« LOWER QUEKN.BTREET.. 12th August, 1 81. ET V X KiS «' ,C O. AGENTS FOR SYDNEY PArKR MILLS, Have always in stock a LLarge Supply of PAPER,. ' comprialntc Whito, Printinpr, and Tea Paper, Grey arid Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re quired. ••.'•.■ . ' ■• . These Papers are now largely used here, ana are acknowledged to bo superior to iinost tim ported. Cavalier Frfiro'o Genuine Fronoh Brandies American Carriages American Harness. : To awrivk ■ Farm and Kxpress Wagons . ..... ;. American Fireproof Safes,f&c.,'£co. J5. TONKS & CO. ; :Jp O X, S A L E, '50 casosTCASTOR OIL.Sin bulK ' 100Sdrums2LINSESD2OIL,SboiiBdEand raw 10 casks „.... ■~,'■;. 6 casks COLZAJOIL •■ '■ v ' 20 drums „ ~ ; ; 20 Srums.TURPS. W. S. L A~I) FB:i"E, ! . , 7,., Wyndham-street. •_____. 0A LI C O A.L 1 VVA L 1 i '■ 1 ■_ ■•:. ■:-.' • ■;•-: . ' ' WHATJ WHAU. 00AL MINES, WHANGAREI. . '"■:■•■ OEFIGB • :. • NO. 8, LOWER QUBEtf-STitEET. W. S L O A NE,' AGENT.' ' , " iT> U Xii BONJSD.USX JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Are supplying Fine Bonedust of their own niann I facture, guaranteed free from any adulteration , £3 10s per ton, sacks or bags included, at the ■ Mills,. Freeman's \ Bay, or their, Store, No. 8 liower Queen-strqet. ' B.onesbouKhtjtn any,quantities. .October2s, t&SO , . XJ U L L H X O THE R S , HAVE NOW LANDING, : 1;200 PACKAGES, Conßistih^' , GKOCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, . ; AND HAVK FOR SALK— AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STKKL FENCING WIRE j DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACKS. GRINDSTONES, OIL > STONES, &C. &C..&0. Agents lor J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch , Whiskey. ; ,_■ ■-~ '* : HtILL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merohanta Quoen-street Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water ' - ■ Free and Bonded Swag A lbert-ctreet. : •|JIKKKMAN'S HA.V SOAPj WURKS. RAUNDERS & GILBERD; : : SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTtTKEKS, Victoria-street, Auckland. • - S. & G. having enlarged their .Factory to double its former size, and made costly addi tions to the plant, are now in a position to com pete with any factories £n- Now Zealand or iNew South WalesJ Tho yearly increase of their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera- I tiona unavoidable, is the best guarantee Of the superior character of their goods. ■ :'.-• •' .. A Trial is respectfully solicited. mH E ~o AYmAR XE T, ■ ;;: ' : 105,. Queen ."street. ■ ' 1 ON SALE AND TO ARRIVK S ■White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oats ■ .. ... .Heavy.Feed, Oate (whole and crushed) . . Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beans White and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed , Wheat. ■ , ■ : New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and - -'. '■ . crushed) , : Cocoanut and Linseed Cllcake ' Prosßed Mendc*" and Oaten Hay , Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps ■ Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine,1 and Rocfc Salt ■ *'■ ! Bonelust of all jjrades , Guano—Peruvian, Huon, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &o. , New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre 1 A new importation of first-class Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions , Seod and Knting Potatoes . : . ' Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering ' Shrubs, &c, from the celebrated nursery • of Mr. C.S. McDonald, Newmarket. ' HESKBTH & AITkEN. I New Teas ; . •XT E W g EA S ON m E AS, 1~, : ' '■-.'< '■'■■•. , 3 ■ ■ ~ ■ ,', r, , >: ' ■; ' J :;-'; ■':; . \.; '"' -V'" '" ' / \ ''',;' t'] \ ' FIRST ARRIVAL. : '■ ,•!:!'. ■■ : .; '• ■ .:'.': •■• ...r ■ ■•■ . ■ -.■• ::o ' 3 PEK|S.S. BOWEN, DIBKCT FEOM FOOOHOW. 1 JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOM HOUSE-STREET, h . ':,,-; .■■ ' •■■':'■■,". '——■: 1 .■.:...",;.V,i: . LIQUOKING SAMPLES QN APPLICATION. I,F V O U W AN T A CUP OF REALLY GOOD TEA TKY THE |: "TAEPING MIXTURE," JPaoked In lib. and ia. Packets, • IN THE CHINA TEA GARDENS. V * "~ " "fill •::;*'■ "Ihave analysed an OriEinal Pncknt- n tha TAKPING MJXTUHHi, and I cerufy that itS composed of Pure Uncoloured Teas, and admir ably flavoured with a delicate and harmless scentuife', which renders it very palatable. I can recommend it, as being a| wholesome and refreshing diet. ::■'.'• "Kabl Theodob Staigbb, 'Analytical Chemist, ■ " Queensland, Agent for tho Taoping Mixture t CHAS. MAJOR, WHOX(BSALH..AND gEOPPINei GROCEK



' ■■■■"■ .-■■■> •'jiiedidai.l '.■■■■■'■"'' MEDICATED ■YTAPOUR "OATHS V ' -M J CONSTITUTIONAL SYPHILIS AND SKIN ERUPTIONS Wear out the patience o£ the doctors1 and sufferers asd exhaust their therapeutics more than any other disease thai flesh is heir to, because medicine cannot be administered through the stomach in sufficient quantities Strong enough to eradicate the disease without seriously endan^orlng the constitution of the unhappy recipient, consequently he or she ia obliged to suffor for months and sometimes year?, and often in the end the disease is BtUl running riot or lurking about thuir bodies. While their general health ia impaired taking ooxiou3 drugs inwardly. "M . FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS.: H. W. COOPER, '•'..; ,'<-.„■(, MEDICATED VAPOUR BATHS, ... Symond-street ' ■■■;'■■ (Near top of Wakcfield-strcet), Will Guarantco tolCuro the most inveterate form of Disease and Remove all Eruptions from the". Throat, Face, or ;any Part of the Body, no mattor from what cause or what length of time affected, or what other methods of treat, mont have failed, by, the : MEWCATKD Vapoob Batii, recently invented by Dr. Parker. Consult. ing Sureoon to the Queen's Hospital, Binning. ham, Kngland, where 15,000 sufferers have' already been successfully cured. , ,;,.; ! Any odo suffering^ rom Bad Logs, Skin disease' ot any description,ur rheumatism, should call or write fur medical and private testimonials. ~j-. iT N.B.—As there is so much quackery adveiv fcised, and many people have boen disappointed;- H.W.C., to prove trie eflloiaey of the tJa.th ; aJi4. his experience will be pleased to undertake any, cass without money until the patients are satisfied themselves. ' .'""'/ ■'■'■■ No Consultation Fees. '•!' / ' ■: ■ . . (!) ;'•:••;, The first Medicated Bath in the Colonies was iitted up in March last. A voluntary Testi monial from a nentleman well-known is .below; 1 aad ''' Auckland, Isth July; 1801.' ! I Mr H. W. Cooper, Symond-street, :. - -~• Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in bearing testimouy to the groat curative powers of tho Medicated Vapour Bath estab lished by you in this City. For the1 past five years I have been suffering froml a moßt virulent disease entirely confined to the, face, called Lupus Kxeders, or Nolli-ime-tan-' gore, which, so far as'f ian learn, completely baffles the medical facu to cure. Their efforts are generally directed towards. arrestinßthe progress of the disease by cauterising the ulcers. This treatment I underwent for many months, till I could stand it no Ibbger, The dieeafle Itself is at all times extremely painful and irritating, bat the remedy was worse, and was wearing ma away fast;, besides, it only healed one spot to force it out •on another. Still the disease was there, and clung. tenaciously to the .chin, and spread through,my whiskers, along tooth V aw bones, under niy chin, to the throat. ~lt was at this Btage I commenced taking your baths; I have now had fourteen. The ulcers are almo3t completely healed, and the aiaoase to a great extent arrested. My qenoral health' is very much improved Bince I placed myself under your treatment, aod cramp in my feet and legs, which ,1 suffered intensely from at night, are now ailments of the past. J look forward with strong hope that by continuing these baths for some time longer the dißeaao will get thoroughly eradicated. . I strongly, advice anyone suffering from ulcerations of any kind, no mattor how long-standing, to consult you and try your baths, aa I feel satisfied they will get aurereliefi . ■• : •;.,., j.-.i;: ~ :... : Z remain; dear sir, • '■■< <,■ . . . ,; .: • . -Yours very gratefully^ ;,,.-;; .'-.•• , ,i. ; . ..-.■: CLELAND.DICSSON,.- LUNG DISEASE, IN CIPIENT COB^ SUMPTION. BRONCHIAL AFFEO TIONS, ASTHMA.WHOOPING COUGH;; And kindred' Complaints affecting the Chest ■the Mucous Membranes of the Throat, ' > >> and Respiratory Organs, are ..-:..■;:: :: StrCCESSB-DIXY COMBATED AND CURED BZ , AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPIUS . -WITH I ■'.■'■■•■ '"■ 1 HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME «■! ! AHD QUININE. •.-\ -i »« . The eminently satisfactory results of tin's cbni bination of Bronchial • Stimulants,' Tissue R6 paratives, Nerve and."Blood Tonics; added'to'.* Special Cough Calmative with J:ebrifugo action pfairily'show that at least wehave arrivedmuch nearer to the solution of the question, la Con sumption Curable?" ■ ■ ■■ ■'• ' !r; ''••■■> '<■'■'•'■ Dr. Milner Fothergill (Practitioners'.Hand Book, page 178):—" What iB of much more im portance to us here is the question of what are the circumstances which affecttubercle; which keep it away or: encourage its advance's, or which arrest its progrots when established, and stay it ravages. The hopeless pathology of Laennec and Oarswll had nothing but a grave as the -future o£ those who were smitten with tuborcie. TTow wc;know.that recovery from conditions actually tuberculous, or .tending,to tubercle; is.very common." ': ;" The wonderful eflVct of Aickin'a Eyrup o£ Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphatea of I.lme aad Quinine, in the treatment of Pulmonary, and ; Bronchltic Complaints, verifies Dr MoCall Anderson's statement (page 180, Clinical Lectures—Galloping Consumption); '• That such then, are the kind of of cases which should ho brougtit under tho notice of those who, in these idays of scepticism, are inclined to sneer'at the efficacy of druea." .■:■-...:.>■ ■ ' .:- .. •;. ••• | The Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hyppphos- • phites of Lime and Quinine, is not a Pus- TKNTibt'S nostrum, but a simple Pharma ceutical preparation, combining valuable agents that are.chemically and physiologically COMPATIBLE, and much . recommended- by eminent modern phyeicians'as beinp; specifically adapted for the diseases indicated in thie notice. Before confidently recommending this- remedy to thO3e afflicted wirJiChost Complaints, tho proprietor has an abundant proof of itfe efficacy. Constantly recurring evidehce is afforded of the great relief to sufferers, many of whom tender voluntary testimony. ■■■ ' ■ -~,■ ■<. ■• ; ■•:''.; ■ ,"■»•.•■ Address j ~,"■■ ■ THE PHARMACY. '" ', '' " . ■' QUEEN-STREET,'AUCKLAND. Wholesale A Rents: The New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland, Wellington, Christohurch andUunedin. . ; ." ''..'•. '." BEGIBTBKKD TKADJL MAIiK—A PVHAMID. ( BALDN ESS, IS / e.UiBABLB '". ' BY USHJB J o ; a !i} |iij I UAKRQWS PYRAMID, HAIK; : „■ ..PRODUCER... ; . . : ;;,'; 1 This Great Scientific Discovery, H.ScbttßarrowS WONDEOUS PYRAMID HAIKi-fj '. ... ~ . PKODUCKR: :,:■;•.,,,,,!.•; Is a purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of tho ' Hair on Bald Heads. ~.,.,. ;. 1b also Ruaranteed to produce, the most Luxuriant Whiskkks and Mouetachois,' To Soften; and Beautify the Haif,'-^ i TO kbadicatb DANDncFF. and . ;,■ with a single application,-. .; .... , To Arkkst the Falling Okf ,of ibk Haib In tie mpsfc obstinato. cases of Febrile;', "■■ Disease, Debility,and the many other • oauses so fatal to the Growth and L jeauty of Nature's Gjlatest}•■ '■-:•■■' " -~. :.- ■ .. : Ornamentj» ;-. ". .7 ■Price, in bottles (one month's us !..'.„ is."* Price, in bottles (two months' nee) „ ' .■? ■ 7aV fid ■~ To be had of all Chemists throukhout thß'.' ■ :■■ . '. ulQolonies,, _••,.. -, ;,-;;-,- , •; AGK'NTS in ■ Auckland :-AiCKiN, Cherbiet, Queen-street: J;Edson. Ohemist Queeti-BUi? ~.,.; ~, Flour Mills. : ■;v':;;i T ; tl! TmKEEJMLAJ('S BAY" "STEAM."AND ■•' , FLOUR mills. ;: ' ' ■■"'.';' ■ •. JAMES SQPPET AND COc '; • Have ,on hand at their miiib and Store, No. . . Lower Queen-street:— *'! ' ' ;; Fine Flour aad Household (quality gttarante'ed, ' ■'■'■',■- : AISO, -■:■■'- ■,, |) . fl Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal ,''"', Mai2 81 l toats, [Wheat,: and- Earley,1 '^raoited : ■'■ ••' ' ■ and Whole" ':'' I,,'"''-.'i " "All excellent quality, at very low. rates. 'Wit y .1- i, ouk :vM il lr We, tho nniiersigned, at the close of ourflnt '■ year's experience in our Now Mills, beX to return thanks to our numerous customers for the support hitherto afforded us. . i Our new; Machinery, imported at Rreat coat from England and America, enableß us to manu facture "NEW PROCESS FLOUR," a Flour that has worked an entire revolution in. Ameri can Milliripr, and ia attracting: deserved attontldn throußhout Great Britain, and which we nOW presont to our customers as KXTttA SUPBB FINffi 3ILK-DKKS3KD FLOUR.' ANCHOR §§ BKAND; and we beg to inform them a'so.that 1 this is tho only brand of Fleur that we intendto manufacture from this date. ..:■..'. ..: ■■' :-.H > We place tliia Flour fearlessly in competition with any Iflour in tha Colony as a first-ciasa Family and JBakera'Flour, •, ■:!]/■ Those who. have hitherto not, patronise! ns m wo respectfully request will ask for Bycroft'B Flour. ■ - ' •■■■.-. .. ~ ■•■::■. "S, ,' Our Prices from this day. are as under:—, > Kxtra Superfine Silk-dressed Anchor .Brand ■ (per ton of 2,0001ba). ~.-,■;' • -.> Sacks .. i.£l2 0-0 , 100's .. :. :„ ..• ... 12 ID 0' ■ BO's .. ..■.. : -.. .. 13 0: OV 25's.''.. ~-...- ..;;......- 13 7..6 j m Adelaide Flour kept in stock. :.;■:• ■■• . .-• : ■. .., J.BYCRQFT:&CO, . City Mills, July 19.1881. • ■ ~ .'...•• [Established 1860.] ■ • ■-■''■ WA IT JB MAT A FLOUR'MII-I.S, . PKICKS -OURBHiNT ( Wholes alb); . ' Subject to alteration without notice. .• SACKB. ICO'S. 60^8. ; ■'•■ '' ': &:b. d. ■ -S-si'd; 'B-B.]i, Fino Flour, per ton 12 10 0 13 o^o 13 10; 0 • J. L. Flour, per ton 11 10 0 12 0 0 13 10 0 A. Flour, per ton 11 10 0 — : ',— „ Silk Dressed .; 10 10 0 11 0 0 11 19s « Wheat Meal ..12 10 0 .13: 0 0 13 10"O Sharpp. per ton .. 6 0 0 ; ~—' Bra'n.perton .. 6.0 0 —~].'"; Tho abovo prices include saoKs and pagß*., Sacks and bags cot returnable. _'„'.., • Cabin BißcuUs, £18 per. ton; cases, 2s )6d;eaoh» Also, alargeassortment of Fancy BiBCUitB.. ' Price List on application. , ..,',:. ,-,-,, ' TKRM3: CASH. ' ' Office : 35, Queen-street, Auckland, July 11th, 1881. ;_•■•• ' -„_■ ' JOHNXAMB^_ rpiIOKNTON, SMITH, AJNIJ BIRTH'S -fl. PKICKS CUKRENT (WBOLKSALK)i i Subject tb alteration without notice., ' Sacks. ■ 100's. (nt. Crown Brand Flour £ s. d. £ b. d. « ,»• *• perton .. .- ~ 1210 013 0 0 1310; 0 T.S.&F. Canteiburr , ' ,„ n Flonr.perton .. 11 10 0 12 0/0 '1210 " Cantab iflour, per „ . ton .. .. .... 0 0 0.0 0, 0:10.0. 0 Sharps, per ton ..COO .. ' .. .•> . Bran.perton .. ~ C 0 0 .. '". ••,.. Fowl Wheat .. ~ Ss. 6d. per buohel.'. ' Tho above prlcos facludo sacks and bagF ;?&C£S undbuKa not retoroabta: ;, ■ "' Tkkms: Cash. , , Ailr-blanrl .Ttilu ISM, ISJI. ' ■ '