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Auctions. 5 —: —' ; np H E PENR OS E SALE. A BPKCIAI. TRAIN will leave the Auck land Station at 11 o'clock TO-MORROW (Thurs day), returning from Penrose at 5 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday, November 10, at 1 o'olook, previous to the Ct-tle Bale, TWO COMBINED REAPING AND MOW ING MACHINES, in perteot order. ALFRED BUCKLAND. 3T.0-MORROW. THE REMUERA YARDS, THOR SALE, on Thnwday, November 10, ffi at 1 o'olook, 140 head -Well-fatted Cattle COO Fat Sheep and Lambs ■ Dairy Cowo. Store Cattle Fat and Store Figs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. THE HAYMARKET WOOL SALE, GIIRST FOB THIS SEASON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH, J AND EACH FORTNIGHT AFTiSRWAKDS,' Woolpaofcs for Bale, laeaoh. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW, oaoh Tuesday.Tat 12 O'olook.; ALFRED BUCKLAND. . FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IHE HAYMARKET. POX SALE, at the Hay market, on Frk day next at 12 o'clock, Tha PURE • BRBD SHORTHORN BULL ADMIRAL. Admiral, light roan, im ported from England by Mr Benn. of Melbourne. Sire, Karl of Warwick, 23.521, dam Poplin, by Royal Butterfly, 2WJO7. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. TE E H AIM ARK ET. ipOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri- JD dny. November 11. at 11 o'clock. 19 Unbroken Colts and Fillies, from Walukn. ALFRED BUCKLAND. • - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. •THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day next, November 11, at 12 o'clock, One of the Neatest Private Carriages hi Auckland, sot Double Harness „ ; English-built Dog-cart, set Harness ALFRED BUCKLAND. W, S. COCHRANE.] LJA3. DAOEB TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WATER TANKS. At the Residence, St. George's Bay Road, •;..> Parnell. 1 npHE subscribers have received instrac ' X, Uonß to Bell, in the House at the bottom of St. George's Bay Read, next Dr. Home's, on Thursday, 10th instant, at 11 o'olook, The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, oom ; ■ prising Couoh, Carpet, Cane-seated Chair* Rooking Chair. Curtain Pole, ■ Fender, &0., Tables, Rngs, Curtains, '. 'rr- MatHnir. Clook. Mangle, stove, Boiler ; and Furnace, Crookery, Kitchen Uten • ails, Chests Draweirs, Mirrors, Wash -. stand and Ware, Bedroom Furniture, 2 Water Tankß, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ..']■.■ Auctioneers. 'if, S, COOBKANEJ , .„. ' [JAS. DACES MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THJB LEASE FOR 68 YEARS OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, PARNELL. THE LEASE FOR 5 YEARS OF 14 ACRES AT BEMUERA, THE LEASE FOR 21 YEARS OF ALLOT MENTS AT GREAT NORTH ROaD. By Order Of the Board of Governors of the - Auckland Collage and Grammar School. .rJTIHE BUbscnbejjrs will offer ror Lease by ;JL- auction, at theh? Rooms, Fort-street,on Monday, 28th November, at 12 o'olook, For a term of 66 Tears, from lat July, 1882, PARNELL—Lots' 1, 2, and 3 of subdivision lot 9, section 85, containing 1 rood 3 perchea, on Whioh is erected the KXOHANGE HOTEL. ■! 'j i For a term of 5 Tears, EBMUKRA-Lots 18 and 19. section i, contais ing li acres 1 rood 27 perches. , > • For a term of 21 years. HEW NORTH ROAD-Lots 12,13, U. 15. part W, 2*.; Z8,27, 28,29, part 30, 37,38, 39.40. 41, and part 42. , For further particulars,: apply to! IP SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ;> ' :' Auctioneers. :, ; TO-MORROW. ~ " MEN'S BLUE & BLACK DIAGONAL ■ ■ i :^'jr i ...^ : .,-y coats, Tweed Worsted Coats and Vests Only, M«n'», Boysf and Youths' Tweed Trousers ■,;_;, ,and Vests, Silk DustiCoats, Alpaca Sacs and Dusters, rl lJ'Drill and Holland Sacs, ; ; Cb,ttoi» Tweed Coats and Trousers, Pnngaree, Drill, & Printed Mole Trousers, ' , '. ■ Boya' 'and Youths' Clothing, ! The Very! Best Imported Men's Oxford, Dressed and Undressed Shirts, Hftvard . Shirts, Wool Shirting, Linen Collars, Merino Shirts, Hosiery, White Sheetings, Slate Linen, ,; . ■: : : Blatfk Crape, - s - Underclothing, Stays, Toilet Covers, ■ &&,; &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Store, on the above date, at U ' c*oi6oK',"';"' " ;.-' ■• '. ■ A(\ PACKAGES OF THE ABOVB NKW 4" GOODS, just landed ex P. ana O. ■ \ steamers, Orient Line, and Stra -1 ■..-.- oathro. ;; . The AuoUoneer would call attention to this Parcel of Goods espeoially, the Clothing being m^to special order, sizes, and fittings. Terms at Sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IN A FEW DAYS. « ALV, AG B STO CXI -J? t \ i . SALVAGE STOCK I •From the Late Fire at Messrs. Linabmy ana Co.'s. GABRIEL LEWIS, * Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. m S A D~E SAL E ' ' :. . ' v il. ' ,OF '''>... ITKUNKS MEW SEASONABLE ' BOOTS.AND SHOES, So ones Landed ex Steaoatino. : GABRD3L LEWIS, Auctioneer, a



Auctions. - TO-MORROW. TO BUYERS, OWNERS. AND BREEDERS Off SHORTHORNS. NOTICE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF Shorthorn Cattle Evek Held in New Zealand, MESSRS. H. MATSON & CO., as Agents for tho various Owners below mentioned, have reoelved instructions TO OFFER BY AUCTION, AT THEIR ANNUAL SHOW SALE, TO HE HELD AT TATTERSALL'S, CHRISTCHUKCH, ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER lira NEXT (Show Week), 1 PfcO HEAD 0F PURE-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE, Representing draf ts'from the Best Herds, both In New Zealand and Victoria. Particulars as under :— On aocount Messra Robertson Bros., owners of the celebrated Colac Herd, Victoria, THREE BULLS. "Sixth Duke of Colao," by 22nd Duke of Derri mutt " Seventh Duke of Alvie," by 22nd Duke of Der rimutt "Ninth Duke ot Alvie," by Oxford Flower Duke TEN FEMALES. "Fourteenth Duchess ot Dorrlmutt," by Earl of Geneva "Fourth Countess ot Rookingham," by Oxford Cherry Duke "Thirty-third Duchesa of Derrimutt," by Ox ford's Dnke of Cambridge 2nd 1 "Rose of Wyndham," by 22nd Duke of Derri mutt "Eighth Countess of Alvie," by Oxford Cherry Duke "Eleventh CountO33 ot Colao," by 22nd Dnke of Derrimutt " Coax 24th," by Oxford Cherry Duke NoTK. — This herd has now been in existence over thirty years, and has gradually risen in Dublin eatlmatlon. The exhibits at the various shows throughout Victoria have been marked with grat success, whilst at the annual sales the highest averages have been obtained of any in the Southern hemisphere. On account Jamas Renwiok, Esq., Evandale, Kyneton, Viotoria Stnd Bull-" Oxford's Wild Byes," by Duke of Oxford 31st " Ladybird," roan heifer by Prince Fredrlok 3rd '" Rose of Evandale," yearling heifer, by Prlnoe Frodriok 3rd These cattle have all been prize takers in Viotoria, LiONGBEACH HeRD. On account Jno. Grigs, Esq., Longbeaoh, Canterbury. TWENTY.THREE BULLS, " Knightly"s Honor," imported from England, by 6th Duke of Oneida " Don Carlos," bred by R. MoDougall, Bsq, Vic toria, by Field Marshall Booth, a largo prize-taker " Faction," by Esau, dam' Fiction, by Holipso, (First prize-taker at Tlmaru, and second at Chriotchurch). "Hero," by Esau, dam Belle, by Oliver Crom well. (Second prize-taker in Chrlstohuroh Show in 1879). YEARLING BULLS. "Marquis,"by Mandarin 10, dam Duohesa by Eolipso "Janus," by Don Carlos, bred bj (J. Gould, Esq. " Anteros," Dy Moa, dam Gertrude, by Esau " Apollo," by Moa. dam Larkspur, by Esau "Aster," by Don Carlos, dam Hakea by Rioh ard Booth " Arena." by Don Carlos, dam Kiby. Duohoss 2nd, by Riby Knight " Archimedes," by Don Carlos, dam Grace 6th, by Byron . "Alpheus," by Moa, dam Pauline 2nd, by Hay Bros'bull " Alcon," by Moa, dam Eugene, by Esau "Areas," by Don Carlos, dam Snowdrift, by Plutus " Apis," by Moa, dam Peone, by Esau " Amnaon," by Moa, dam Ophelia, by Esau " Amjhion," by Moa, dam Lilia, by The Duko '• Acheron, by Moa, dam by Mandarin lat. "Agan,"byMoa, dam Clarion 2nd, by Esau " Acmon." by Moa, dam Lavinia, by Ksau •' Achilles, by Moa, dam Stately, by Knizhtley's Honor "Adonis," by Riby Emperor, dam Colao, by Oxford Cherry Duke " Albion," by Moa, dam Juliet, by Esau With reference to the above draft from the Longboach herd, the Auctioneers invite an In spection of the lame, feeling assured that they only require to be seen to be appreciated. They possess plenty of growth, are beautiful colours, full of quality, grand handlers, and like all the others, are brought into the market for un-* reserved sale. On account of the New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Limited TWELVE BULLS. ' Bred on the Clyvedale Estate, Ota?o.. " High Priest," by Hercules (imp), dam Jenny Lina, by Montroso (31873) " Jeweller,' by Herculas (imD), dam Necklace, by Mayor of Windsor 131897) "Diamond," (imp), by Hercnles, dam Necklace, by Mayor of Windsor (31897) "Alderman," by Hercules (imp), dam Fairy Elf, by Royal Magnate (32398) "Vice-President," by Hercules (imp), dam Flower of Am, by Mayor of Windtor (31897) "Hero," by Hercules (imp), dam Dahlia, by Good Templar "Holywell," by Hercules (imp), dam Station Stud Cow ••Humboldt," by Hercules (imp), dam Station Stud Cow "Hymen," by Heroules (imp), dam Station Stud Cow "Teetotaller," by Good Templar, dam Luoy, be Prince of the Butterflies " Tarn o'Shanter," by Good Templar.damStatlon Stud Coir "Tempest.' by Good Templar, dam Station Stud Cow Of the sires above mentioned, Heroules was bred by Mr Aylmer, West Durham Abbey, Norfolk, hia sire, High Sheriff, bred by Mr Booth, being by Oommander-in-Chief. Gooi Templar is by Mayor of Windsor (31897), and after beine purohasedin England, before leav ing for this country, Rained second and third places, being beaten only by the Royal Soolety's bulls. On account of John Deans, Esq., Hiccarton. , THREE BULLS. : " Leo." bred by R. MoDougall, Esq., of Arundel, Victoria, Is by Major Booth (26790), dam Louise, by Field Marshall Booth " Prince Charming," by Leo, dam Queen of May, by Eclipse "Brilliant,''by I*o, dam Queen of Antumn, by President On account of H. Pannett, Ksq.. Springston. SIX BULLS. "Baron Broughton," bred by R. MaDougall. ' Esq., of Arundel, Victoria, is by King Tom, dam Bronghton, by Field Marshall Booth Red and White Ball, by Jaokdaw (imp), dam by Plutds Roan Bull, by Leo, dam by Jackdaw (imp) Roan and White Bull, by Leo, dam by Plntus Light Roan Bull, by Royal Prince, dam by Count ot Oxford Red and White Bull, by Royal Prince, dam by Jackdaw (imp) On account of O. T. Dudley, Esq., Irwell Park. EIGHT BULLS. " Conrad," bred by W. J. G. Bluett, Esq., by Victor.dam Dairymaid's Countess, by Count of Oxford " Roan Prince," by Earl of Irwell, dam Ariel 11,, by Marquis of Normanby " Comet," by Invincible 1,, dam Countess 2nd, by Monitor ■ •■ " Prince Viotor," by Viotor.dam Lottie Gwynne, "Ajex," by Invincible Ist, dam Minerva, by Monitor "Dandy," by Wizard, dam Daphne, by Monitor "Soothsayer, by Wizard, dam Butterouj, by Magistrate "Prince Leopold," by Springfield Duke, dam Lily 4th, by Victer TWELVE COWS AND HEIFEKS. "Minerva," by Monitor.dam Maid of Athens,by Comet " Lily Gwynne," by Royal Gwynne, dam Parian hy Comet " Lily 4th," by Victor, dam Lily. 2na, by Stentor, " Darlington's Matchless," by 2nd Earl of Dar rington, dam Fairy, by Monitor "Countess 3rd," by Young President, dam Countess 2nd, by Monitor ■ " Countess 4th," by Marquij of Normanby, dam Countess 2nd, by Monitor "Beauty," by 2nd Earl of Darlington, dam Lily Gwynne, by Royal Gwynne " Beauty III." by Invincible, dam Beauty, by 2nd Karl of Darlington- • • "Lady Gwynne, by Marquis o£ Normanby, dam Lily Gwynne, by Royal Gwynne Three-year-old Heifers, by Invincible Account of J. A. Williams, Esq., Halswell. Yearling Bull Tenant Bight, by Marrowfat, dam Cleopatra Two-year-old Bull, by Marrowfat Account Messrs Hay Bros., Annandale, Pigeon Bay. FOUR BULLS. "Tobias," by ■LordlClyde/dam Formosa 4th, by King of tho Butterflies 27th " King Lear," by Lord Clyde, dam Annie Deans, by Count Laurie "Proßpero," by Lord Clyde, dam Bridal Flower, by Butterfly 'Ferdinand." by Lord Lovel, dam Spring Flower, by "Sfoung Paul Account Ei Mitchell, Esq. • Merlin," dark roan bull, by King of the Batter fllos, dam Fairy, by Homantio On account of George Grey Russell, Esq., Otipua, Timaru, '.;< SEVEN BULLS. ' Earl of Beaconefleld," by Leo.dam Phillis 19th, >Marqnte ßoflSallsb 3ury," by Hastings (imp), dam Little Nell, by Father Christmas 'Baron Hastings," by Hastings (imp), dam Phillis 18th, by Royal Tudor 'Durham," by Hastings (imp), dam Rosa Of Provence, by Good Templar ' Bronghton," by Hastings, uam Phillis 20th " Endymion," by Hastings, dam May Queen, by Good Templar 'Buckingham,"by Hastings, dam Crazy Kate,. by Father Cbiißtmaß •* -



Auotions. Account W. Upton Slaok, Esq., Woodside, Geraldine. "Terrling Bull," by Captain Marryatt, -dam Tulip, by Lord Harry, oto. The Auctioneers feel tbat to make a long com ment on the separate merits of the various herds enumerated, would be as tedious a superfluity on their part as it ia unnecessary. To those who take any interest in breeding, or becoming the owners of shorthorn cattle, the abbreviated pedigrees given above, together •with the names of tha different ownors, will snffloe to prove that an opportunity ia afforded ot securing a. ohoioe from the beat and most fashionable shorthorn blood to be found this side of the Line. Catalogues with eztendod pedigrees and full particulars are now ready, and may be obtained on application, ana arrangements will also be made for viewing the cattle a few days prior to the Bale. H. MATSON AND CO., Auctioneers. IMPORTANT TO ISHORTHORN BREEDERS AND OTHERS. We have also received instructions from J. F. KITCHING, ESQ., To Sell, ia conjunction with MESSRS R, W, WILKIN & Co., AT m A T T E R S A L L' S, THE SAME DAY* The w the FAMOUS MOA FLAT HERD, Comprising— 11 BULLS AND 41 COWS AND HEIFERS, As under: — " King IMbr," oalved August 30th, 1877, brod by owner, by Riby Knight (imp.), dam April Flower 3rd, by Koyal Butterfly 6th (18757) "Royal Riby,* roan, oalved AugUßt 6th, 1878 (1878-7), bred by owner, by Riby Knight (imp), dam Queen of Butterflies by Royal Butterfly Cth (18757) Alvie's "Flower Iluko" 2nd, roan, calved May 22nd, 1879. bred by Samuel Gardiner, Esq., Victoria, by Duke of Alvio, dam Duoheea ol Brunawiok, by Dnke of Brunswlok Um p.) (25937) ■llr" " Jessamine Knight," roan, calved January Cth, 1880, bred by owner, by Riby Knight (imp.), dam Killerby'a Jessamine, by Prinoa Kit lerby (imp.) " Knight of Dorrlmutt." white, calved January 6th. 1880. bred by owner, by Riby Knight (imp.), dam Koi« of Dorrimutt, by Ijord Raglan (1321) " Royal Knight,l' roan, oalved Ootober U th, 18M, bred by owner, by King Riby, dun Cameua by Royal Butterfly 231h "Favonias," roan, oalved 30th November, 1880, bred by owner.br King Riby, dam Farewell 3rd, by Princo Killerby "Forester," white, calvod Ist Novembor, 1880, bred by owner, by Third Heir ltoan Duchess, dam Formosa 4th. by King of Butterflies " Red Duke," rod, oalved 30th November, 1880, bred by owner, by Alvio Flower Duke, dam Lady Rookinghiun, by Rookingham "Duke of Riby 3rd," red and white, oalved 28th November, 1878, bred by owner, by Riby Knight (imp), dam Sweetbriar, by Prince Frederick "Aylosbury Knight" (Imp), bred by W. Low, Esq., Aylosbury Manor, Lincolnshire, Eng land, by Knight of tho Shire, dam Flower Alpine, by Lord Napier (26685). &o. thel^males Comprise: " Riby Countess," " Riby Jessamine Ist," " Riby Duohoss *tb," and sis two-year-old Heifers, by Riby Knight "Formosa" and "White Jessamlno," by Royal Butterfly 27th " Jessamine 21th," by Royal Butterfly fith "Christmas Rose," by Royal Butteroup (lth "Farewell lit" and " Chriatmas Rose 2nd," by Royal Butterfly 28th " Roan Jessamine " and " Formosa lth," by King of the Butterflies " Taierl Fiower," by Taleri " Killerby'g Jeasamine " and •' Farewell 3rd," by Prinoe Killerby "Eummerton 2nd," three-year-old heifer, by Duke of Alvie "Lady Kockingham," " Roekingham Flower," " Formosa sth," and " Rooklngham'a Rose," by Rockinaham 3 TWO-YEAR-OLD HEIFERS, by Aylesbury Knight 13 HEIFERS, varying in age from 11 to 12 months old; twelve by Third Htlr Roan Duohoss and one by Alvie's Flower Duke In drawing the attention of Shorthorn Breeders to the above bona fide Sale, the auctioneers feel confident that the name of Mr Kitohing as owner, and the high class character of the animals before-mentioned, oannot fail to recommend the stock to intending buyers. A glance at the pedigree will suffice to show that taeir breeding is undeniable, and we trust that those interested in stud stook will not allow any engagement to prevent their attendance at the Auction, when they will have an opportunity of securing PURE BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE, Unsurpassed for beauty and exoellence in tho Southern Hemisphere. Note.—Our instructions are absolutely to SELL every lot Without reserve SALE— FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IITH, 1881, AT TATTERSALL'S, CireiSTCIIURCH. Catalogues, with full pedigrees and partlou lars, on application to the auctioneers, from whom orders may be obtained to view tho cattle any day prior to sale. H. MATSON & CO., . Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. IMPORTANT PUBLIC SALE OF fURE-BRED STOCK During tha week of the Metropolitan Show in November. MESSRS. H. MATSON & CO. have received instructions from William Boag, Koq., of Burnside, Fendalton,and Selwyn, to hold a Special Clearing salb Doring the Show Week, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, > AT THE HOMESTEAD YARDS, BUBHSiDE, FENDALTON, OF SOME CHOICE SELECTIONS FROM HIS Pure-bred CLTDKSDALE BTUD, oom prising Pure Clydesdale Stallions,* Pure Clydesdale Mares and Fillies, Pure Clydes dale Qeldlnga His Pure bred SHORT-HORN HERD, com prising Bulls, Oows, and Heifers His Pure-bred LMOKSTKR FLOCK, com prising Pure-bred Rams His Pure bred BERKSHIRH PIGS and a oholco seleotlOH of FAT CATTLE, MILOH COWS, SPRINGERS. SCO. FAT SHEEP. The high-class character of Mr William Boag's stock ia too well known and appreciated to re quire comment, and the agents' instructions, as usual, are imperatively to sell every lot without any reservation to the highest bidder. In no instance will an animal once in the ring be allowed to pass out unsold. , ' Catalogues in Preparation. H. MATSON & CO., Agents and Auctioneers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. DURHAM YARDS. I/tOR SAL!, at the Durham Yards, on D Friday next, llth inst, 5 First-cliißß Medium Draught Horses, from Qlsborne 1 6-year-old Medium Draught Mare; good in any harness 2 Medium Draught Colts 1 Very Nice Haok Hacks. Light Harness, and Draught Horaea, &c. . . AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. H U N T E R & NOLAN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. WOOL SALE. DURHAM YARDS. FORTNIGHTLY SERIES OF WOOL SALES. THE undersigned will hold tno FIRST WOOL BALE OF THE SEASON, at the Durham Wool Mart, on Thursday, the 17th November next, at 2 o'olook. HUNTER & NOLAN. ; B, TONES. IS. O. CABR, B. D. TONKS AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, ' AND WHIPS. • — i I B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers, " ON ARRIVAL. .; POTATOES!POTATOES!POTATOES 1 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION FROM SHIP'S SIDE. Ex 'Saxon,' from Lyttelton. R. ARTHUR J \\r ILL Sell by auction, on arrival, on the TV Queen-street Wharf, at ship's side,-ex c Saxon,' from Lyttelton, 004 BACKS POTATOES. l prime sample, all picked ana well bagged. - In lota to suit purchasers. J J Terms; Cash on the fail of the liamiaor, \ n



Auctions | W. S, COOHRANE.] {JAS. DACRE. PBLDAY, NOVEMBER 11. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, WARD* KOBK, SEWING MACHINES, OAS STOVES, PUMP, &C, &0., &a. THE Subscribers will sell, at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday, the 11th instant, at 11 o'clock) HOUSEHOLD FURNITURffi, Halt Tester Iron Bedstead, Soring Mattress, Couoh nnd Chairs, Choffbnler, Chest Drawers, Wardrobe, Cooking Stoves, Gas Stoves, Venetian Blinds, Meat Safefl, Tables, Chairs, Iron Cot, Occasional Tables, Pictures, Whatnot, Candelabra, Pumps, Wringer, &0.. &c; 2 Singor's Sewing Maobines, American Trunk and Cloth ing, Verandah Sun Blinds. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ________ HOUSEHOLD tf URN ITU RE, Dublin House, Wyndham-stroot. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions from Mrs Kavanagh, to sell at her residence, Dublin House. Wyndhain-stroet, to-morrow (Thursday) at 11 o'clook. Bedsteads and Bedding Forms Large Dining-room Tablo Cupboard Earthenware &o. &o. &o. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. At 11 o'Clook. HOTEL, COROMANDEL, COTTAGES, HOBSON-STRKET, COTTAGES, MARMION-STREET, COUNTRY LANDS, ALLOTMENTS, &0., ■ &c, &o. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auotlon, on Monday, tho 11th instant, at 11 a.m., at his Mart, Queen and ShorHand- Streets, The undermentionsd property, via., COROMANDEL—The building known as tho Metropolitan Hotsl. lower Township. Corom&ndol, together with tho freehold allotment on which it stands, having 31 feet frontiigo to the Kapanga Road. For an hotel or storo thi site is tho best in Coromandel; tho house contains 12 rooms, and has been recently painted andpaporod throughout. For further particulars apply to the auotlonoor. MARMION-STRHET.—Two Four-roomed Cot tages situated in Marmion-street. offUppcr Queen-Btreet, togethor with thoir rospoc tlve (reoho'd allotmonts on which they stand. Both let to good tenants, WELLINGTON PLACE—Three Cottagos. in Wellington Place, corner ot Hobson-strcot and Wellington-street, at the back ot Dixon's Bakery, two bolng built of briok and one of wood, lined, and papered, to gether with the largo freehold allotment, having about 74 feet frontage, good woll of water, yn d well fonood and drained. Cot tages always let to good tononts at weekly rental of 19s. PARNKLL OR REMUERA—Lot No. 2 of a Bub division of allotment No. 2, of seotion No. 14, of the suburbs of Auokland, pariah of Waitemnta, having a frontage Of 431 links to Hobson's Bay Road. OMARU— Western portion of allotmont ISS. parish of Uraaru, containing CD acros of rich bush land. WAIKOHITI-Lot 291, parish of Waikomitl. containing 40 acres of fair land, having frontage %o the Manukau Harbour; con tains about two acres of buth, has a varied and oxtensive viow, and is the making of a comfortablo homestead or seaside resi dence DUtanca, only ono and a-half hour's ride from town. MANUAPAI-33 aores of land, adjoining lin prored farms, being south-western part of lot 79, psiriih of Mangapai. WAIKOMITI STATION—2I aores 2i perches land, being lots 168 and 174, parish of Wai komitl, County Waitemata, oloso to rail way station. WHAU—Lot) 31 and 35 of section one. of tho ■subdivision Into lots and sections of part oC allotment 13. of tho parish of Titlrangi, having a frontage of 181 feet to Great North Road and 204 feet to a sido road, and just beyond the Whau Hotol, on the main North Road. VHiLAGMS OF MANGAPAI—Lot 35, oontaln ing ono aoro frontage to Grant and Victoria streets; lots 11 and 15, containing 2 acres 11 perches, being corner lots and having frontage to Morgdon and Grant- Btreetß. WAIROA SOUTH-120 aores of rioh bush land, surrounded by highly Improved farms, easy of access, and bolng lot 56. western part of lot 55 and oastcrn part of lot 57, parish of Wairoa, contains plenty of fen cing timber and firewood, land well watered, &o. AWITU—I2O acres of rich land, being part of " eastern portion of lot 62, parish of Awitn, Good terms can bo mado for any of tho above properties. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Medical. I UNG DISEASE, INCIPIENT CON JU SUMPTION, BRONCHIAL AFJEC TIONS, ASTHMA, WHOOPING COUGH. And kindred Complaints affeoting the Chost the Mucous Mombranoß of the Throat, and Respiratory Organs, are SUCOKSSFCLLT COMBATED AND CURED BY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES OF LIME AND QUININE. The eminently s&tiaf aotory results of this com blnation of Bronchial Stimulants, Tissue Re paratives, Nerve and Blood Tonics, added to a Special Cough Calmative withjfebrifngo action plainly show vhat at least we havo arrived much nearer to the solution of the question, "Is Con sumption Curable I" Dr. Milner Fothergill (Practitioners' Hand Book, page 178):—" what Is of much moro im porlance to us here is the question of what are the circumstances which affect tubercle; which keep it away or encourage its advances, or which arrest its progress when established, and stay it ravages. The hopeless pathology of Laenneo and Carswell had nothing but a grave as tho future of those who were smitten with tubercle. Now we know that recovery from conditions actually tuberculous, or .tending to tuberole, is very common." The wondorful effect of Alckln's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphates of Liino and Quinine, in the treatment of Pulmonary and Bronohitio Complaints, verifies Dr McCai Anderson's statement (page 180, Clinical Leotures—Galloping Consumption): "That suoh then, are the kind of ol! oases whloh should )0 brought under the notice of those who, In these days of scepticism, are inollned to ameer at the efficacy ot drugs." Tho Byrup of Enoalyptus, with Hypopuos phltos ot Lime and Quinine, is not a Prk tkntious nostrum, but a simple Pharma ceutical preparatiom, combining valuable agents that are chemically and physiologically compatible, aid union recommonded by eminent modem physicians as being specifically adapted for the diseases Indicated in this notice. Before confidently recommending thin remedy to those afflicted with.Cheat ■ Complaints, the proprietor has on abundant proof ot itt efllcaoy. Constantly reourring evidence is afforded of the great relief to sufferers, many of whom tender voluntary testimony. Address THE PHARMACY, QUREN-STKEKT, AUCKLAND. Wholesale Agents: The New Zealand Drug Company, Auckland, Wellington, Christohuroh andDunedin Medical" hall, ponsonby, Nbab the Thbhic Lamps. J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST. Drugs and Chemloals of best quality. Homoeo pathic Patent, and Proprietary Medicinoß. 1 Plesso and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Rimmell's Perfumery. Hair and Tooth Brushes, Turkey and Honey comb Spongos. Feeding Bottles of every description RKQISTKUKD TRADB MARK—A I'YRAMID, BALDNESS IS CURABLE UK USING barrows Pyramid hair producer. This Great Solentiflo Discovery, H.Scott Barrow WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER Isla purely Natural Vegetable Restorer of the Hair nut Bald Heads. is also guaranteed to produce the moat Luxuriant Whibkkks and Moustaohoib, To Soften and Beautify the Hair, TO ERADICATE DANDRUFF, find with a Elngle application, To Arrest the fallino Om of thk Haik In the most obstinate cases of Febrile Disease, Debility, and the many other onuses so fatal to the Growth and. beauty of Nature's G> -atoatl Ornament ?* Prloo, in bottles (ono month's'us II _ _ as. Price, in bottles (two months' use) - .. 7a.364 To be had of all Chemists throughout the [Colonies. AGENTS in Auckland:—Aiokin. Chemist, Queen-street: J. Edson. Chemist Queen-st. r^HEMIST AND DRUGGIST. \J S. GILBERT, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHKMIST 223, qxtebn-stbkbt, (Next to the Albert Hotel). Prescription and Family Receipts carefully prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— ' A Large Stock of Perfumery. Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc., eto. Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatoh, and at lowest rates. Communications by 'letter will receive imme diate attention. S. GILBERT, OrjEKN-STEEET. RP. HALLIS will ran a 'Bus from o Auokland to Onehunga every Week-day Night at 11 p.m., commencing on Wednesday light, ..." . 4



JLand and Estate Aerents. F. J. M oas " C 6' LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND-STHEET. MONEY TO LEND, at cUtfent rates, In sums of £50 and upwards; FOR SALE I £150—New Houso of 8 roomsi near the Cirioke Ground £600—Houso of 8 rooms, and 1 acre of garden afia orchard, at Onehunga ■ H" *670—House of 7 rooms, at Ponsonby, gas and Wator laid oh £600—House of S rooms, at Ponsonby, sett front ago 7 £360—A double house, 10 rooms, one half let at £25 per annum £880—In Eden Croflcent-2 Houses, one let for 15s per week; one with 10 rooms, bath-room and every convenience; frontage, 68 x 100 £1,000-Houso of 9 rooms, with bath room, at Brighton, I acre of land 327. £150-Houso of o'rooma, at Parnell 328 £I,2oo—House of 11 rooms on Borraok HIU 120 feet frontage to Brighton Road — 80s por foot • 170 300 feet frontago, at North Shore—2ss por foot 260 6noresfltßomuora; choloo building slto—£6oo 201 £275 eaoh, Two Cottages near tho Throe Lamps PonßOnby £760—House of 7 rooms, and 1 aero iplantod, Mount; Eden aores at Remuora; good building Bito—£loo per aore 211 uoroß, and G-rooinod' Houso, at Onehunga— £650, 5 aores at Ponsonby, all planted and fonftod— £050 220 Building Site in Parnoll, 12ift x 200 ft 253 21 aores at Mount Edon, frontago. to three roads-£6OO ' 806 £400-20 Aoros on tho Monnt Roskill Road dOO Foot frontage to Ponsonby Road 317 Severn! Allotmonts noar City Park, each 20ft x 80ft 81 20 Choico Building Sites, near a soa beaob, fine viow, with frontagos to suit purohasars- From 30s por foot 31 Aoros and Rood House, 2 miles from, tho North Shore, fine vlew-£!200 Ml £150—Houso of 6 rooms, at Newton 130 COUNTRY PROPERTIES. UNIMPItOVKD. PlakO—6ooo acres of fine land In this woll-known district, to bo sold cheap Piako—2ooo acres noar tho line of railway now being constructed at £2 per aero 76 Walau Parish—9oo aores, adjoining Jos. Clarke's farm- 45s per aore Raglan County, near Lako Wangapo. and ad joining Mr Sinclair's proporty-4500 acres of fine land, at 30s por aero IMPROVED Mangoro—loo acres of Good Land, all in grass, Tho whole or part for salo 178 Waikato—A ohoico little Farm of 150 aores, with 0-roomod Houso and 3 acres of orchard, stockyard and outhousos-£8 por acre 000 Acres of fine Land, 12 miles from Tanranga, with 12-roomed House and Outbuildings 187 100 Aoros, nil In grass, with good now 8-roomed House, i miles, from Auckland, on the South Road—£2s per aero 2 60 Aorcs of the best Volcanic Land, adjoining tho One-Tree Hill Farm, suitable for build ing sites Aoros of good Land, with 7-roomed Houso, stablo, cow-shed, fowl-house and plggorles, 12 miles from Auckland. Tho grounds are tastefully laid out and planted with orna mental trocs; 200 fruit trees In full bearing; also, a workman's Cottage of 5 rooms 385 In addition tho nbovo, wo havo a largo number of farms in tho beat parts of Waikato and othor districts, vuryiug in extent from 150 to 1200 acres, and of whioli we shall bo glad to giro full par ticulars on application. F. J. MO3S & CO.. Land and Kstatb agents, Shortluud-Btroct. ivs I ifi n n o x Estate Agent and Valuator, QUEKN-6TKKET, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST - CLASB SECURITIES, OR IN VESTED IN BANK. INSURANCE, OK OTHER SHARKS. NO CHABQB TO LEMDKB OK INVEHTOK. FOR SALE, In tho heart of tho olt/, a Bouutl ful 10-roomod Rosidenca, with wator and naa laid on. This beautiful residenco is most healthfully siluatcd, and Is only a few minutes walk from (juecn-stroot.—J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agent, Anckland. rflO SPECULATORS. — For Salo, 100 aoros X fronting a mala road, only two miles from tho heart of tho city. This is a rare opportunity for a. capitalist to pnrchaso a property whloh must nocoßßarily rise rapidly In valuo. Price, £8000: £3000 cash, and the balance can remain upon the property at 6 por cent.—J. M. Lennox, Kst.ato Agent, Auckland. FOR SALE (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acres at Pukekohe West, unimproved, being part of Lot IS. This fine property is mixed bush and fern, and well watered. Must be sold. Price, £380; £200 ot which oan remain upon tho pro perty at a vory low rate ot interost.—J. M. Lennox, KHtato Agent, Auckland. KIRIKIRIROA, Waikato—Farm Of 50 aoros, unsurpassed in this rising district. Price, £100; £20 cosh, balanco can remain at 6 per cent —J. M. Lonnox, EBtato Agent. ni oft— A Bargain—Cottage, Monnt Edon, 3 3JIOVJ apartments, freehold allotment 33 x 100. Price, £130; £05 cash, balanoo can romain on the proporty.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. REMUKRA-5 acres, known as Mr Wren's old nursory, at the foot of tho now school honse, with nil buildings thereon erected. Price, £1150.— J. M. Lennox, IJstato Agent. AFIR3T-CL AS3 n RM ot 123 acres in West Pukokohe. with good Houso, cow-shods, dairy, &o. Tho farm is all in grass, and is only one mile from ttio ruihvttj Million.—J. M, Len nox, Kstato AKont, Auckland. EDEN TKItnACK (» bargain) — Shop and Dwolling-houso. with another House be hind; large freehold allotment Price, £450; £50 cosh, balanco can bo paid on Building Society principles.—J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent, Auckland. PARNELL— Two Houses and large freehold allotment; good view of harbour. Price, £310.— J. M. Lennox, Estato Agent. FOR SALK, a largo 10-roomed Residence in tho most flourishing forming district in tho province, with 200 acres, mostly fenced and in grass. Prlco, £1,100.— J. M. Lonnox. I?OR IMMEDIATE SALE, a good substantial 1 1-roomed Houso near the city, with wash house : gas and water laid on. Moo, £330.— J. M. Lennox, KBtato Agent. VILLA RESIDENCE.—A Charming Villa, commanding a mapnifloont view of tho harbour; about 5 acres of pasturonndßhtubbery. Price, £1000. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auokland. "CUVE-ROOMED VKRANDAH COTTAGE.- J? Commanding a viow of the harbour; free hold allotment. £50 cash, balance of £250 can remain upon tho property at 7 per cont—J. M. Lonnox. Estate Agent, Auokland. . BERESFORD-STKRET — A Beautiful' Six roomed Rosldonco in the City, with water and gas laid on; allotmont, freehold. Prlco, £410.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT — One of tho Choicest' Allotments in the Suburbs, near the ParneU Grammar School, 10 x 200. Can bo had in ono or more lots. Price, £2 5s per foot. A moot beautiful view ot the harbour.—J. M. Lennox. Kstate Agent, Auckland. 89L. mo FARMERS.-For Sale, a bargain, a Fine X Compact Little Farm of 100 aores in one of tho best farming diitrlots in tho Waikato. The farm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-houso upon it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owing to the owner leaving the distrlot. Price, £400; £150 cash, balance oan romain npon the property. 12L. aw por Houses, Harms, and Allotments, so my long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. AvcKtjmm. LAND AND ESTATE AQBNT, Queen-street. TTiOR SALK—Marine Residbnob, Pomsonbt. J. A 7-roomed Residence in London-street, Ponsonbr, together with large freehold allot ment laid out into kitchen and flower gardens, orchard (well stocked with fruit-bearing trees), good spring of water, large frontage to the tea. with stops to beach, suitable for boating, bath ing, &c.; houno in thorough repair, and very convenient, affording a rare chance to anyone wishing for a comfortablo residence with water frontage. Price low, and terms easy. EPSOM— For Salo, near Auckland, a Gentle man's ResidoDce, containing 11 rooms, aleo i acres land, orchard, gardon, coach-house, stable, and out-buildings. f?OK IMMEDIATE SALK-Stokes' Polnt- X Lot 12. containing about 22 acres of rioh alluvial soil, good aspect, plenty of fencing timber and flrowood, stream through the land; splendid piece of land for garden or orchard purposes. Pries, £15 an aore. Terms, £200 at 8% balanco cash. j>OR IMMKDIATE SALTf—2S miles from JC Auokland, on the Great South Road, a very superior Farm of 190 aores, mostly all improved, subdivided into ten paddocks, and laid down in grass or in cultivation; valuable orchard; good Nine-roomod Family House, six-stallod stable, cowshed, storehouse, etc, eto; three miles from railway station, on the main road. Price, £1850. Terms can be mnde,—R. O. Greenwood. FOR SALK—Farm at Babylon, HelensvlUe, containing 298 acres First-class Land (ad joins Captain MoMahon's farm), new 7-roomed House and outbuildings, orchard, garden, 2 aores potatoes, part laid down In grass. Price of land, £U 18a GJd yearly for 10 years, two pay ments having been made. Price of improve ments, consisting of crops, house, Btook, eto, etop 6550.— R. C. Greenwood. FOR SALE-200 Aores of Kauri Bush Land being lot 165, and N.W. part of lot 164, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immediately adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company s property; stream through the land. Price low. Easy terms.—R. O. Greenwood. THK other Farm consists of 80 aorcs good land, fully improved, 10 aores bush land, well watered; New i-roomed House, &o Price, £100. ITiOR SALE—Seven-roomed Cottage, situated JL at the Whau, main road frontage; good jrohardi &c; Jot an aore of land, good well, fco. Price. £280. . 182) FOR SALE—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnui, oo taining forty aoros of very choicol and Price, £50, worth £100. Also, South-western jortlon of lot 79, containing 33 aores of very tool land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. ixso, Lots 11,15, and 35 of the town of Manga )ai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35. Che above Jot of lands are a capital investment, md easy terms can be made—say £25 cash, >alance by instalments.—R. C. Grooßwood. FOR SALE—S miles from Auokland, 5 to 20 Acres of Good Land (Unimproved) j well vatered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk rom railway station; suitable for anyone widh ng for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse .nd live out ot town, tho aspect being to tho forth-East, and view good; locality, Mount Übert, ond tho land adioining being all taken ip and valued at four times the prico asked for his land, viz,, £1210s an acre, payable on the oferrod payment Bystom, or as agreed, R. C. GkIInWOOD, AUOHONJSKR AND KSTATK AQENI1, UUEIM-HTICISKI'



Land and Batata Agents. JLJ. F. E v As' *s ' HOUSE, LAND, INBURANCE AND ESTATE AGENT, Temporary Offlco: Next "Herald" Qaeon-etroot, FOR SALE, PONBONBY TERRACE, near AU Saints' Par sonage—Nice Now verandah Cottage, five rooms, &0., two tanks, good corner allot ment 50 x 100; good view. Price, £320, of whloh £200 can stand at 7 per cent. 304 SHKHHAN^STREBT, near Ponsonby Hall- N ice Cottage, four rooms, &c, verandah In front, porch at back; good position; £230. Also, the allotment at rear of same, tvlih , frontage to King-stroot of 30 feet, at Sss per 1 foot. , 300 PARNELL—A Comfortablo Family Residence, consisting of Drawing-room (80x15), Dining room (30 x 15), Parlour, Fivo Bed-rooms, Kltohen, &o.; wash-house copper, water laid on, gaa and other comforts and conveniences. UPPER QUEKN-STREET—House, fourrooms, wash-houee, and ekilllon attaohod, all In Rood order; nice garden, Two Allotments; . desirable position. 287 FONSONBY—Wood-street, now and splendidly finished House of Ton Apartments; gas arid fittings oomploto; large Corner Allot ment thoroughly drained and planted; £360. PONSONBY— Commodious Rosidonoo, consist-1 ing of Drawing-room (18 x 16), Dining-room (25 x 12), Parlour, Four Bed-rooms, Kitohon, Bath-room, &0,, &o.; gas laid on and othor comforts; splendid view; large Allotmont all planted and drained; vory desirable. 274 PONSONBY—A good investment, consisting of large Corner Allotmont, on whioh stand Throe Houses, for £800; 276-fall particulars from D. V. Evans. PONSONBY—A good investment Throe Allot ments, on whloh stand Two Houses, £650! 28 M-full particulars from D. F. Evans. PO NSONBY-Aspleudid and compact little House, flttod up with gas, Venetian blinds and every oonvonlenoo; situated on main road; full particulars on application price, £GOO. 281 PONSONBY—Cottage of Five Rooms stable ooach-houso. well, garden, &o. ; £300. 260 ANGLESEA-3TRKET—Houso (in good order), Six Rooms, stable, wash-house, wood-shod, good well, larxo Corner Allotmont (about 132 x 118) fonood and fully stocked with fruit trees, (lowers (very choice); splendid vlnw of oity and harbour; £550, 269 LINCOLN-STREET, PONSONBY — House Sovon Rooms, Pantry, Bath-room, stable and outhouses, nloa gardon fully stocked with choice fruit troes and shrubs; £950. 189 PARNKLL, near Solwyn Terraoe—Nice Cot tage, four rooms, in good ordor; also, on Game allotment, Cottage of two rooms, &o. In goad position. Price for the lot, £250. 274 MOUNT ALBERT-Houbo, Six Rooms, stable and outhouses. Four Aoros rich volcanic land, sub-dlvldod by hedges and walls, corner lot, and within throe minutes walk of .railway station. 51 PONSONBY—Houso, Seven Roomß, Pantry, Store-room, stable. &c, standing on high ground'surrounded by some fine old forest trees, commanding a splendid viow: largo orchard and paddocks, in centre of which Is a novor-failinc surface spring of wator; al together dbont Fivo Aores; 61—full par ticulars from 1). F. Kvans. Besides numerous other Proprietors large and small, full particulars of which can be had on application to D. F. Evans. Farms and Coun try land from 7s Cd per aore upwards. See list in "Herald Weokly News "and other lots. Full Information given on application to the undersigned. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS In various parts, suoh as at— PONSONBY—Large Corner Lot, over 2 acres high position, for £350. KLLERSLUS-Splondid Lots, fenced and planted. GEORGic-STREET (near Wood-Btrcet)-14n ; Willlam-Btreet, SOa, SPRING-3TRKKI—2Sb; Prospoot-streot and Shoehan-street, 20i per foot. ANGLESE 1-STREET — Bplondld Allotment, fenced and planted with choice fruit trees, very de»irable, DOs per foot. COMMERCIAL ROAD, Great North Hoad- Allotmonts at £10 each WELLINGTON-STKKKT—For Salo, tho lease and good-will of two Shops and Dwellings; In jQrßt-olass position, D. F. EVANS, House, Land & Kstitb Agent, 139. QUEEN-STREET next Herald Office. ■ ii Sewing Machines. W. C. DEN NE s THE GREAT SfcWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A Larjo Shipment of tho Challenge Machine of tho World- The White Co.'s Sewing Machine, The Mot Silont Tho Cheapest The Most Rapid Tho Hlghost Arm The Most Simple Tho Largest TaDle The Most Easy to Work Tho Best Cover Tho Most Durablo The Simplest Shuttle The Most Elegant Tho Neatest Stltoh Treadle Machines, from £510s. THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVER MADE. ' Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, ALWAYS ON HAND, Genuine Singer Friater and Rossman Wertheim Standard Howe Company's Wheeler nnd Wilson Grovor and Baker's Joneß's ABO ' Domostio Andother good makes FROM 2s. 6d.' per Week I 2s-, 6v>. per Week 1 ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. These Maohlnos can be had of my Agents :— N. MoLean and Co., Pionoor Store, Whangaroi; Thomas Wolls, Cambridge; William Stevenson, Onohunga; K. Wayto, Hamilton; ParneU and Boylan, Gisborno; BrennanandOo., Tauranga and at other places. rnHB riKEAT T\ EPO T, OUBBN^STREKT Groceries, &o. T>ACON J "OACON 1 * OACON J Two Tons Prime Bacon to bo sold at 8d perlb Green Peas, 2d per lb Best Jams, 7d per lb. Bring your own jars Coooa and Mile, Is per tin Honey, 7Jd per tin Dates, Cd; Prunes, 5d And remember to ask for Hkwin's Nonpareil Coffees, the best in town, roasted and ground on the premises. F. HEWIN & BROTHER, Coffee Roastkrs, Fancy Grocers, and Provision Factors, The opposite corner of United Service Hotel, Q V B B N-B TBIIT, ' WP A R X E R • FAMILY GROCER, HOBSON-STSBBT, First-class Value in Teas and General Groceries. Prime dairies of Fresh Butter Daily. Families regularly waited upon, and goods I promptly delivered. 111 UUD¥ AUD f) °'< FAMILY GROOE ES, Queen-street, onehunga. Familieß regularly waited on, and goods promptly delivered. VTOTICEI NOTIUETI JNOTICJS !! I HOILAND~&~i'ORTZER, In thanking the Rdner&l publio for the very liberal support they have received for the past seven yoars, would take this opportunity to in form them that being Direct Importers of several leading lines, they are in a position to say, without any boast whatever, they can supply PRODUCE AND GENJCRAL GROCERIES at Prices second to none in Auckland. . PRICE LIST:- i Box Teas from 15s fid per box; a splendid lino of our own mixing at 20s per I2lba Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, 4d per lb Full Weight Sperm Candles, 9d per lb ■ English Sauoo from GJd per bottle We have a nice line of Fancy Tea Caddies, con taining one pound of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and eround daily, at prices from Is to Is 8d per lb. We would call Bpeoial attention to our Turkey Brand at Is 6d per lb flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Maize at Mill prices. Favours by Post or Wire will reoelvo our nost striot care and attention, and will be lolly ored free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all ports of town and suburbs. N.8.-Note the Aadress- HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS QuEBN-siRKBT, Auckland; and at COHOMANDKL. Liberal Discount allowed for Cash. O 118 Ii I V JM O X I Q 2S. WILLIAM JAMK3 WATTS, tho woll-known Jrocer oJ OnohunKa, has a Constant Bupply of loans cored Bacon and Ham alwaya on hand, ignnt for tho Kvenino Si'Au. Mr Watt oupuoUully Inrites farther patrgnago, ,



Merchandise. J3, pOJJXEK &C° WHOLESALE AND BETAIIi EONMOWGBBS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS AUCKLAND. IMPORTERS OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, STEAM ENGINES, Sic, &0. Respectfully iiy»to all Persons BtriLßlHG* or Jwho may contemplate Building, to inspect thoir .Stock of BUILDING MATBKIALri Ojmpkisino :— KEGISXER STOVES, MARBLE MANTLEPIECKS, • COLONIAL OVENS, MINTON'S TILE HEARTHS, ELECTRIC BELLS, BATHS, CLOSE FIRE RANGES, From 3fllto 51 Inch,! with Skirtings or Covings ■ I Plates, Forks. &c. ■ ILJ j Jjlr^ ii^|S|||i |U w _ "* ' ->'''LJS C ;O L O N I A h OVEMf, AX Grba hx KffiDUOEP Pbioks, Ashes Pans and Tllo Hearths Marble Mantelpieces, in various colours: these will be aold oheap Coal Vases and Purdonians, with loose linings FENDERS, with electro-plated steel mount ings; made expressly tor this climate Firo Irons and Coal Box Tongs, &o. Eclipse and Duplex Kerosene Lamps and Chandeliers One Large Glass Chandelier' for Candles or Kerosene Door Mats and Brushware Umbrella Stands and Marble Tops Tables India Rubber Door Mats Knife Cleaning Machines, 3 to S knoea Boot Cleaning Ma -nines Door Sorau ■ s, with pans^orlbars Axnerloan Washing Machines THE LADY HELP KNIFE CLEANING MACHINE. MANGLES, WASHING, & WRINGING ■ MACHINES. North British Comcany'a Indlorubber Belting ana Sheet Rubber, Bar Iron, Steel, Black ; and Galvanized Sheet Iron, Iron and Copper Tubing, Boiler and Ship Plate, Gum Spear Steel, Mining ,-and Contrao tor'B Keauialtoa. &0.. &o OILDERS' IRONMONGERY Of aU kinds. Every Requisite for House Building, in cluding Kloctrio Bells (these are o( very superior quality), Picture Rods, Tile Hearths, -High Pressure Range Boiler^ Cast Iron and Enamelled Sinks Lavatory Basins, W. Closets, Enamelled Oast Iron Baths, &0., &c. Revolving. Ventilators tor Schools, Churohea &0.. So. . can Tinsmiths Tools JJf DOBTEL & no, HARDWARE IMPORTERS, AUCKLAND. Retail Business;— 102, QUEEN-STREET. WHOLESALE ANJ> IRON YARD :— HIBH-STRICET, AUCKLAND All Goodsj Carefully Packed and fobwabded with despatch,



i On Baie. Ip o a a a" 1, ej 60 cases CASTOR OIL. in bxUt 100 drums LINSEED OIL, bo3ed a diraw 10 oaaks „ .. 6 oasics COLZA OIL 20 drums „ „ 20 drums TURPS. W. S. LAURIE, 7, Wyndhani-street. OTA T O iSK I fOXATOJBSI POTATOES The undersigned have in stock I— Peimk waikato Table Potatoes pbimb cantbrbory do Hobartown Seed do Flukes aßhleaf kidnbyß Taylor's Kidnets . Jackson's Kidnets, &0., &c, So. the use of which has produced suoh remarkable results as to need no comment, _ Also, all kinds of BOneduSt and Guano, in any quantity. W J. HURST & C.0., 101, QUKEN.STBEET. vVI H E RJj AYMARKET, tIOS, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIYH White Tartarian Oats Black Tartarian Oata Heavy ffoed Oats (whole and crushed) Seed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetrhes FjeM Poas and Heana "Vhi'to and Kefl Tissoan and Purple Straw Seed WhG&t New Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake Pressed Meadcw and Oaten Hay Oaten and Wheaton Chaff, Bran and Sharps Linseed, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt Bonednst of all grades »•'.'« Guano—Peruvian, Hnon, and Long Island Grass and Clover Seeds Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swede, White Globe, &o. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new importation of ftrat-cl&ss Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Hating Potatoes Ornamental. Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, &c, from the celebrated nursery of Mr, C. S. MoDonald, Newmarket, HESJiETH & AITKEN. OUPEEIOR CORKUtJATiSD tanks.' S. PARKER HAS FOE SAIjK a number of tae above, with Tapjready for ueo, &l and upwards, - AtcHis Stk»m Wobks, Viotokia-stbb?:t, Or hiS Shop WELUtBLbJY-STBBET. Large quantities of Spoutinfc, Bldcring, and Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notice. Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, &c, at bis Wellesley-street shop. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed to lay on Water, Sole Patkntbe of the Imphovbd Lead Bdoe Ridging. i■» x o jx k. a « co. ±>. Agents for Sydhky Paper Mills, Hare always in stock a Large Supply of P A P E R, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared to indent any Bizss, qualities, or colours re quired. These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to, be superior to Imost (im ported. Cavalier Frero's Genuine Frenoh Brandl"* American Carriagoa American Harness. To Arrxvk Farm and Express Wagons American Fireproof Safes, &C &C. R. TONKS & CO. nO ALI COALI (J UA L 1 WHAU "WHAU GOAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OEFICS • (No. 8, LOWEK QUEisN-STKEET, W. SLOANE, AGKNT. CfrunsnutOfi, DEVITT, GnnmajtHr, 244, Qneen. 9 street, Auckland, opposite the Market i house. Established, 850.-Always in 3took and .to arrive by direot importation from England made to advertisers own order, —Chokebore Breeoh-loading Guns, Double and Single Muezlo loaders, Bieech-loadlng Revolvers, Breeoh-load. ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Gun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article necessary t» 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 thsir good quality. Cartridges for the Enfleld, Snider and. Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other speci alities always on "hand. Country dealers liberally dealt (rich. Guns Re-stooked, Browned, etc.; an cevery other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices . Notice.— Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech loading Guns cheap. The largest stock in Auckland to ohoose from. Also, in stock, a arge assortment of Fireworks of the beet ualltv. Fishine Tackle X>Y SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, W. H. HAZARD, ■ . aUNMAKBR, Importer of Fibeabms, Ammunition, and Sportikg Requisites, 168 QOEKN-STKEET, -A UOKLAND. Agent for Day, Merricks andCo.'s Gunpowder Mills, Roslln, Edinburgh; and for W. and C. Soott and Sons, London, Has on Hand a Large and Well-asiorted Stook of Arms, including HaMMKULESS and, OHOKKBO BE GUNS, by Scott, Webley, Greener, Hoilis, Bland, and. other well-known makers. SINGLE AND POOBLE-PIN AND CENTRAL FIRE BREECH-LOADING AND MUZZLE-LOADING SUNS, Snider Rifles and Carbines, Henry and Martini- Henry Rifles, Saloon Rifles, Revolvers, and Plßtols. SPORTING POWDERS-Hay, Merrioks and Co.'s, Curtis and Harvey's. Pigon's, Wilk» ant Laurence's, Newcastle Chilled Shot, Eley's Cartridge Cases, Caps, Wads, RIfU and Revolver Ammunition, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, &o. .' Eyes foe Bird Siott-ing. FIREWORKS, by James Pain, of London GALLERy,UO yards long, for Testing * Guns, on|the Premises. ; Saddlery. WS. J O JS X S • Has Juat landed ex 'Hermlone, 'Ashmore, 'Haloione,* ' Avona,' ' Coronilla,' 'Oxford,' and 8.8. 'Norfolk,, a Large As sortment of Seasonable Gooes, comprising Horse Covers, good durable articles lined anc shaped, from 15s ; Waterproof Loin Covers. Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines Buggj, Gig, and Carriage Lamps; Race Saddles &o. Just Arrived, per 'Hermlone,' my Second Shipment of Vauner & Prest's Celebrated New Patent Oil, MOLLISC O R I U M, for Harness, Carriage Tops, and Aprons, &0., yery economical, and superior to Neatsfoot Oil. because it is perfectly wftterproof, readily pene trates the leather, effectually prevents cracking does not evaporate or dry ont of the leather Will not come otf after application, and harness may be polished with compo immediately after ward. - • • WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS, Our own make, best quality, and latest improved shape, prising'' toB alwoys B large zßD' 6l*i "took, com HARNESS OF ALL KINDS. ) Racing, Steepleohase, and Hunting Stook Sad dl(?> s S?£r.. Bri£ leß" stable Requisites, Bummer and Winter Horseolothing, Valises, Portman teaujt, Courier Bags, Waterproof Paste tor Saddles and Harness Compos, 011b, &o. ELUMAN S EMBROCATION. JUST ARRIVED. A large stook of latest improved extra trone PACK gADDLES alwayson hand. From GOb, Five per cent. Discount.'allowed for Cash, W ( 8. J O » B a QUKKN-STRKKT. AOOKLAND. Wmw STAr r °, orskt ■^® Uppep. llobson-st., lm< WsL ' Established 1881. JflM W®V Every Description of MaS ' KMlm o Stays, Corsets. &c - i MB Still Surgical Belts, upon the i BS-lsn raUM Latest Improvements. ' ffiL*^ Shoulder Straps Made to Country Ordera PnnO' f w«XJy Attended Xo,



TTndertaKera Established 1860. ' HESRY P. HAY W A RD UPHOLSTERER, ] ' Matt kss Maker, and Funh ' ' SS i UKDKKTAKER, , ; v:'i. QBSt STHKKT AUCKLAND I / Mattresses Re-made. Furniture Re-Btnffed and Kepaired at the ; Owner'B*Hesidonee, or at the Work- ' I ftl Bhop, Grey-street. Coachbuuders, &c. [ffiSTABLISHED 186 i.] : COACH FACTORY BLLIOTSTREBT, Auckland, ' Whilst.respecif ully offering his sincere thank* ft to the numerous Patrons of the Firm for their . kind, forbearance and consideration durinethn illness ol his late Partner, Charles AtklabSt. to inform them that he is again at theheado? * > the Manufacturing and Hop airing Department whore all orders with which he may be favoured i '■ will bB under his personal supervision, with !"' increased superior appliances and. nratfllam . ''•■ artisans. Customers may roly upon their com. ■ ;" mands being executed promptly in a dnratoi and finished Btyle. COUSINS &; AT KIN.^ - 'ft ■ , § Boots and Shoes Blue J3oot. Jljlue JSoor I' LOOK OUT I foe - . . . : • f ■ Q t Bbookb-3 fwi J}i,m Qom .:; ■■. Is ADVERTIS B3M SNI | j In a Few VAxe. \ HewTeaa .. ■ y V y o v yr ajn x', ' A CUP OF REALLY GOOD TEA TRY THK "TAEPING. MIXTURE," Paoked In lib. and Jib. Packets, IN THE CHINA TEA GARDENS, :■ "I have analysed an Original Paoket 0 the TAKPING MiXTUEB, and I certify that itM oomposed of Pure Uncolonred Teas, and admir ably flavoured with a delicate and harmless aoenting, which renders it very palatable. I can recommend Itjaa, being a!,wholesomeanO | refreshing diet. "Kael Thkodor Stakoeb, '~',: ' 'Analytical Chemist . ' ■ , ' ■ "Queensland, Agent for thoToopinK Mixture i ;. CHAS. MAJOR, WHOLKSAI.K AND SHIPPING GROCER Venetian BUnaa TRADE MARK. THE AUCKLAND WAS VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY. - . JISTABLisnEI) 1884. 13 EB AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN H X*j BLINDS (Wholesale and Kbtah- Blinds sent to all parts of the Colony on the ,-; Shortest Notice on remittance of ordor. Our Blinds are Lighter and Cheaper than tat Imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BUSBY . iLate M. Hortou Busby), FAOtioaWßlind Makers & Wirk-WobksbS M Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Sauare. auokland N.Z. ..* 'j jj4) ■■'■•• • '- 'money. ';'■ ' -"i'^v. -S& MONEY TO iOSND, on approved seourity. '.""• "." K. X, TYLER, -■' Solicitor. Ynlcan Lane, :j; MONEY TO LEND, In.large or small " sums, at asnal rates of interest, ■'■&$& CONNELL & COOPER, '.-".- ,■:■-.'. : Solicitors, ..■'■•' .Ynloan Lane. Af <?'4Artrt TO LEND in Sums of £500 ii: *UVVV/ and upwards.-F. Ring, Bhort-M land-gtreet . MONEY TO LEND, in sums ot £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. JACKSON & RUSSKLL, , ■ solicitors, Fort-street. ) -jyrONKY TO LEND on Mortgage ot ' ■ First-olasß Freehold Seonrities. ' , . WM. COLBSMAN, • . Solicitor, ncr ot Queen and Shortland-ißtreets. iCTOKiAJs JaJIR ajud dis"« COUNI AGENCY. . HIGH STEEET, AUCKLAND: L ■■'■■'.■■ '■■:■ ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■■ "■ ' • ;""■- The (above Asenoy having Opened a Branch in Anokland is prepared to Advance Samot . ( Money, fronc «10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, I Deeds of Property, Shares n PubUoCompaMMi wb and other Securitios at current rates. : x>"» X Discounted Daily. Renewalsjeffected. To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (sari ' £10 May be repaid in inatalments ot lOslpsr weoS £ £20 ' '" May bo repaid in instalments of li2os per weofc i. Or by any other mutual agreement All commnnicationß, cither personallj 0 > by letter, striotly confldontial. AadreßS-J , HIGH-STRBBT, (Next Auckland Hotel). Box 90. Post-offlca insurances. ' ' "~ " r ! " " !'! SUN FIEE OFFICE, LONDON Established 1710. . , Insurances afTeoted upon almost eteif,^* cription of Property at the Current Rates of Ft> miums. Total sum insured, 1879. £262,i92,*0ij Claims arranged by the Local Agent and?»» ■' ■ .', with promptitude and liberality. . t G. W. BINNEX Agenfc^ . ; Qneen-Bggg_ • "\T EW ZKALAfVD INSUKAHWS | XI COMPANY. • ' Capital.. „ _ _ _ -tOM^ Reinsurance and. Reserve Funda - «iw,w ' j ÜBEEAL CONDITIONS. MODKKATB EATB4 •;| PROMPTSETTLKMBNTS. lUNDOUBTKD SECURITY. N.Z. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. "H , GEOBGK P. MERCK Manager^