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» THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. NOVEMBER 3.



__uo.iona. _________ ,:""-" TO-MORROW. ■ IHE HAYMA RXE T. ' MjlOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri- J? "flay, November 4, 4 Heavy Draught Fillies 2 Heavy Draught f^olta By Matohlessand Wellington. The above are flrst-olass quality and of ."un usual si_o and strength^^ ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. ■■ ■> THE HAYMABKET WOOL SALE, ■jIIRST FOR THIS SEASON, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, AND JSAOH FORTNIGHT AFTERWARDS, Woolpaoks for sale, la eaoh. _. I '.■':;. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday, at HI o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. D U R H AM V ARDS. IplOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on 1 Friday next, 4th inst, 1 6-year-old Heavy Spring-oart Horse, pro perty of Mr Faice 1 Heavy Draught Horse 3 Haoks, from Taranakl 1 4-year-old Light Harness Horse 2 Unbroken Fillies Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horses At 10.30 O'CLOCK. HUNTER "&NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7. JUNOT IO N YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards on Monday next, 7th Instant,. 85 Prune Fat Oxen, from Gisborne 120 Fat _heep, from Gißborne 20 Heavy Bullocks, from Awhltu 30 Fat Cattle, from Waikato 100 Fat Sheep and Lambs. At 10 o'clock, HUNTER & N O L AN. ALTERATION IN DAY OF S£LE. T.HE JU N CTIO N YARDS, r consequence of the Agricultural Show being held on Tuesday, the Bth of Novem ber, we will hold our JUNCTION SALE on MONDAY, the 7th. HUNTER & NOLAN. \ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17. WOOL SALE. DURHAM YARDS. FORTNIGHTLY SERIES OF WOOL SALES. t THB undersigned wiR hold tne FIRST WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON, at the Durham Wool Mart, on Thursday, tne 17th November next, at 2 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5. ALTERATION IN DATE OF PUKE KOHE MONTHLY SALE. IN consequence of the Agricultural Asso ciation ahow being held on our Pukekohe Sale day, we will hold our usual monthly Bale on the S-turday previous, November 6, when A LARGE NUMBER OF CATTLE will be yarded, oonsisiing of— Dairy Cows, Store Cattle, &c. Horses, Sheep, and Pigs. At 11 o'Clock. nUNTER~"_T NOLAN. -<2__Hra£-_> ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7- By Older of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, at 12 o'clock noon, on Monday 7th November ALLOTMENT No. 117. of Seotion No. 16, Suburbs of Auckland, containing 9acres . 3 roods and 30 perches, situate at Remuera, with the Butcher's shop . ■:_,■•■ and Dwelling-house thereon, formerly occupied by Albert Smith, and now in the occupation of William Adcock; subject to a first mortgage. Terms as per Conditions of Sale, at the offices of Messrs Connell and Cooper, i? olici tors, Vulcan Lane; and at the Mart on the day of sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NEXT WEEK- Hp R A D E SA L E OF 40 PACKAGES OF SUMMER .: CLOTHING. Particulars in future Issue. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. .mRADE S A ii E OF 48 TRUNKS NEW SEASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES. Soon as Landed ex Stracathro. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. B. TONES. E. O. CASE. 15. D. TON-C ---AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND WHIPS. , B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. _a^_?r CITY OF AUCKLAND, , ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. ALLOTMENT, CORNER OF RUTLAND-, STREET AND LORNE-STREET. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions from the City Counoil to offer for sale by auction, at his Sale-rooms, Queen-Btreet, at noon on Mon day, November 28th, The LEASE for about 60 years of the LARGE ALLOTMENT OF LAND situated at the Corner of Rutland and Lome-streets, . . .li having frontage of 75 feet to each street. Terms of sale, conditions of lease, and plan ot allotment, may be viewed ten days prior to tho "' salo at the offloe: of the Town Olerk, City Counoil Chambers, High-street, and at the Auctioneer's Sale Rooms en the day of Bale. S P KIN Gli AND Fa I R ~ ' .-v' ' AT THE ' GREAT NORTHERN LAND AGENCY ROOMS, 1 to - FRIDAY, _TH NOVEMBER, 1 _ When some hundreds of thousands of pound ] . worth'ot City, Suburban, and Country Property will be offered for Bale. ■-.■':.'■■■ ' .'/. ■kfl«-_.Age-tew__tea^ t ■i^:,': '"c°mitry DIEWo-r'.'.jitjk 't- . > H I. W. HICKSON, MANAG-lP''



Auctions. W, 8, COCHBANB.] .JAS. DACBE ' TO-MORKOW. household"- 1 urniture, PIANOFORTE, YACHTING PICTURES, OIL PAINTING. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-treet, on Friday, 4th Instant,at 11 o'clock, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. conSs-ng of Pianoforte, rosewood case: Couohes, Chairs, Wardrobe, Couch and elk Chairs, Whatnots, Fanoy Tables. Carved Brackets, Hat Haokß; Oil Paint ing, "Moonlight," in handsome gilt frame; Yachting Piotures, being■ repre sentations of celebrated Hnglish Yaqhts; Photographs, sea subjeots; OUeratn. Carpet, Tables, Fenders, Iron and Wood Bedßteads, Spring and other Mattresses, Palliasses, Bedding, Cheats Drawers, Mirrors, Woshstands and Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Stoves, Tubs, Dresser, See. Also, Ice Chest, Tobaeoo Cutter, Sewing Maohlnes, Office Desks, &o. In tho Kstato of William 8011, deceased: Confeottonery Machines, Furniture, Cloth ing, &0. SAMUEL-COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHKANEJ [JAS. DACH j MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THE LEASE FOR 66 YEARS OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, PARNELL. THE LEASE FOR 5 YEARS OF 14 ACRES AT REMUEKA, THE LEASEFOR2I YEARS OF ALLOT. MENTS AT GKEAT NORTH ROAD. By Order ot the Board of Governors of the Auokland College and Grammar Sohool. THE subscribers will offer ror Lease by auction, at their Rooms, Fort-streot, on Monday, 28th November, at 12 o'olook, For a term of 66 Years, from Ist July, 1882. PARNELL--Lots 1. 2, and 3 ot subdivision lot 9. Beotlon 95, containing 1 rood 3 Peroheß. on i whloh is erected the EXCHANGE HOTEL. For a term of 5 Years, RKMUKRA-Lots 18 and 19, seotion 4, contain ing 11 acres 1 rood 27 perches. For a term of 21 years. NEW NORTH ROAD-lA)tsl2. IS, IA lS,part 16, 2i, 26, 27, 28,29, part 39,37, 38, 39, 40. 41. and part 12. For further particulars, npply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCIIRASE.] I.JAMES DACBB. IMONDAY, NOVEMBER 7. BUILDING SITES, PARNELL. THE Subscribers have received ioßtruo' ttons to sell, at their Rooms. Fort-street, on Monday, 7th November, at 12 o'olook o.f BUILDING SITES, situate Close to St. Stephen's Road, Parnell, commanding extensive views ot the harbour and surrounding country, and containing about i acre each. The attention of persons intending to build la specially directed to thia Sale, as the allotments are unusually large, healthily situated, and easy of aoceas. Terms liberal. Terms and particulars on application. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1881. CHRISTCHUROH. IMPORTANT SALE OF SHORTHORN CATTLE, At Tattkbsaij-'s. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. HAVE received instructions from Messrs John Grigg, Hay Bros., J. F. Kitohon.T. A. Psnnett, C. T. Dudley, J. Williams, New Zealand and Australian Land Company, Robert son Bros. (Colao), James Rennlck (Kyneton, Victoria), and others, to sell as above, about' 1 OO HEAD OF THE CHOICEST SHORT- J-^O fIORNS IN THE COLONIES. Owners, breeders, and buyers of pure stock, are requested to be lv attendance early on the morning of the sale, and the vendors agents have pleasure in stating that purchasers will have an opportunity of selecting pure shorthorn cattle of undoubted pedigree, unsurpassed for beamy and excellence in the world- Catalogues may be bad on application to H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1881. IMPORTANT SALE OF Purs-bred Clydesdale Stallions. Mares. Fil lies, and Geldings Pure-bred Shorthorn Bulls, Cows, and Heilera - Pure-bred Leicester Rams . Pure-bred Berkshire Pipe, Fat Cattle, Fat Sheep, Milch Cows, and Young Stock On account of William Boag, Esq., at the Home stead Yardß, Bumside. ffendalton, Christ ohurch, on Monday, 11th Nov., 1881. Catalogues Now Ready. H. MATSON & C 0„ Agents and Auctioneers. JU- O T 1 V E, The following BLOCKS of LAND In the County of Mangonn are open under the Homestead Act:— No. I—KAIAKA BLOOST, Paris of Kalaka County of Mangonui, 3,601) Aoocs. This Land is situated in tho Victoria Valley. No. 2-PATIKI P_OOR\ County of Man gonui, 1,900 Aores. Thia Land 1b also In the Victoria Valley. Both these Blocks of Land are well worth the attention of Intending settlera No. 3—OTENGI BLOCK, Pariah of Taipa not far from the Township of Mangonui, 100 Acres. No. 4—TAKU BLOCK, near Kalo, Wan garo , Applications for any of these Lands must be made to the Chairman ot the Mangonui County Counoil, at Mangonui, with whom Plana of the said Blooks have been lodged for publio nspeotlOD. ROBT. M. HOUSTON Chair an Mangonui County Counol i i Merchandise. ITIOK SALE AJN-i -O ARRIVE At Lowest Market Rates (Wholesale) : Milling Oats Danish and Tartarian Oats Milling Wheat Adelaide, Auckland, Christchureh Oamaru, and Timaru Wheats Meek's, McGlil's, and Somerville Bros. Oatmeal. TO ARRIVE, Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Dunedin t 1,000 Sacks Prime Black Oats for Seed. D. H. MCKENZIE. Fort and C6re streets. June 8.1881. ARTHUR CI T^TATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, Loivek Queen - street, Auckland (Opposite Railway Reclamation), And at 9, New Bkoad-street, London. ; Also Representatives in America, Con- j tinental and Colonial Porta, GENERAL MERCHANDISE OILMHN'S STORKS ' TEAS, COFFEES FEFFEB AND SPICES D'&IED B-OITS CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES PRESERVED MEATS ' SUGARS RICE, TAPIOCA, AND SAGO DRYSALTERY CONFECTIONERY JAMS AND JELLIES ' PRESERVED FISH I CANDLBS COLONIAL PRODUCE -TOBACCOS CIGARS AND OIGARETTEB WAX MATOHKS WRAPPING PAFEBS PAPER BAGS TWINES PATENT MEDICINES AMERICAN GOODS . ' . RESIN AND TUBFS KEROSENE " OILS AND PAINTS 1 HOPS CEMENT AND PLASTER CROCKERY PIANOS AND HABMONIUMS i WINES AND BPEMTS -, AGENCY AND SAMPLE ROOMS !"OB BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFAOTUBBBS. NDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE.. r j Executed on Advantageous Teems. __; / :., I Liberal Advances on Kauri Gum, Wool, I nd other Colonial and Island Produce for ship- ( sent:.to London, at whloh port Bame will eceive prompt attention from Mr LA. Nathan. J ARTHUR H. NATHAN. J -



FAIB- Great Northern Laud Agency Rooms, AUCKLAND. On Friday, November 4, 11 a.m. AUCTION LOTS. Alexandra East-Section 139A, near new line of road to Kawhla.-147A Awitu—l3B Acres. Section 67, unimproved Land.—l46B ~-,.. ___-S-lW town allotment 167, with 131 feet 4 inches frontage to street. Awitu.'cSyManukau-Tho Native Reserve known as Pnkekohi, containing 480 acres: partly surface sown with grass, clumps of bush, puriri, &c, about 70 to 80 acres. Balance open land; loamy soil; watered by streams and springs. Good grazing land.—l 80.....B 0..... ~ ,„. ~„ ' Allendale, Stokes Point—3 Lots, part of lot 49, subdivision of lot 64.—147H Archill, Bond-street-Lot -, 33 x KM) feet, with 4-roomed cottage and good well-138A Russell-street—Lot —, 33 xlO feet, with 4-roomed cottage and good well—l3B- Russell-street—Lot -, 33 x 100 feet, wi?h 4-cottage and good well.—l3BC. Balmaine. North Shore—Lots 26 to 35, and 45 to 50 part of section 147 l Coromandel—Town lot 3, of Section 42, abutting on Graham's Quay, Wynyardtown. ---43 Coromandel—Lots 43 and 44, township of Coromandel, containining 2a. 3r. 49p.—43 Drury, Runciman Town—3 Town Sections, Nos. 16, 17, 18.—147 D Drury—3 lots, containing la. Or. 37p., being lots 5 and 6, Parish of Opahcke, and part of section 6, Village of Drury .... „ _„ _.» _ Drury—Lot 9of Section 7, Parish of Opaheke, 100 links frontago to Great South Road, containing lr. 25p. . ~ . , ' _ . Hokkinga—lo9 Acres. This is a very valuable property, having a deep-water frontage admitting vessels of 600 tons to Waima River, where vessels cam come in and load at all seasons with every safoty. The property is bounded at the hack by the Waitukupahau stream. There is a splendid stone quarry close to the landing place. Nature of the soil; Volcanic. Distant from Hokianga about Hoteo, County Marsden—Lot 38, bounded on the north-east by the Kawhiu River, and contains 63 acres of good hush land.—3o_ Hoteo, County Marsden—Lot 13 and part Lot 16. Containing 140 acres valuable timber, close to Mahurangi.—3oA _..,-«,, ■~ ■ , Kaipara—6o Acres, south-east portion of Section 28, Parish of Kaipara, near Kaiwaka township.—l46a ... . -, Kawa Kawa, Bay of Islands—Lota 74, 75, 76, in Vogol-street, having a frontage of 61 links by a depth of 195. Lot 74 is under the Land Transfer Act. Lota 127 and 138, having frontage—lot 127 to Bo wen-street of 75 links, by 225 depth : lot 138 has a frontage to Grey-street of 75 links, hy 225 depth. Both 127 aud 138 are under Land Transfer Act.—los . Lucas Creek—l3o Acres, part of section 26 and 37, Parish oi Takapuna, well im proved farm, known as Mr. Parker's; good orchard of 1J acres, comfortable s roomed house with all necessary outbuildings, 2 horses, plough, harrows, chafl cutter, &c. included.—sl Mahurangi Heads, Mr. Bell's Farm—lßl Acres. Good 1 acre orchard; 21 acres laid down in grass, wire-fenced with puriri posts and top rail; 3 acres ploughed and fenced, about 50 chains of fencing. Balance of 181 acres puriri bush, and titree. Good dray road, and only half-a-mile from tho creek whore steamers run bi-weekly.—2la ■ ..,,,,,,- Mangakaramea—Part of Allotment No. 15, unimproved land, and containing 40 acres. —147b Mangapai—l6o Acres unimproved land, north-east part of lot 116—,15h Mongonui, Parish of Mangateniwha— Section 54, comprising CO Aores good agricultural land.—l46E . ,- » , Mongonui, Parish Waitarau—The eastern portion of Section 4, 100 Acres Unimproved Land.—l46A , M Mongonui 80 Acres, has been all cultivated. Buildings consist of a four-roomed house. N.E. part of Seotion 25, Pariah of Kaiaka—l46C Mongonui—South-east portion Lot 64, Parish of Mangatetc, containing 80 acres unim proved land—9Bb Mongonui.—39 Acres, being Lot 95 Parish Mangatete.—l7oo Mongonui—looo Acres, bounded on north-est by the Ohoru harbour, and on tho south by Muiata river, adjoins the property of the Messrs. Subritzky.—l6N Ngaruawhia, Parish of Horitu—Lots 334 and 347, admeasurement each J-acre. The above lots are well and centrally situated, adjoining the Catholic Church.—9l New Lynne—l2 Town Lots, subdivision of lota 29, 28, 93, 80, 81, 82, and 84, good building sites.—l47F Opotiki—Sections 115, 116, and 117, Waiotahi, containing 150 acres of first-class land, with a quantity of valuable puriri and manuka timber. Section .153, on tho Waioatahi Stream, The above lots are especially valuable, having been selected by the Surveyor who cut up the land as being tlie most valuable on the whole block.—2BA Omawharo —40 Acres, north-east part of Lot 69,—16 L Owhiwa, County of Marsden—6o Acres, being south-east part of Lot 206.—170 D Pitt-street—Handsome Brick Residence, built on the latest scientific principles, slate roof, supplying large underground cistern, connected with the kitchen by pump. Sink and drain complete. The front is ornamental cement work, as are also verandah, floor, and entrance steps. There are four rooms besides the kitchen, also wash-house shed fitted with boiler. Yard floor, as well as kitchen and wash-house floors, are of cement concrete.—l2o Ponsonby—Corner of Dublin and New-streets. Leasehold property, 9 years to run. Good 7-rOomed house on corner allotment, 100 x 100 feet, close to St. Mary s Convent, having a magnificent view. The houso is a two-storied ono with a a balcony.—l3l , , , Pirongia-50 Acres, Lot 277, Parish of Pirongia, a corner section, first-class land.—l97B Pokeno—Lots Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6of section 10. Lot» Nos. 15,16,17 of section oe 147 c Pokeno Town Lots—Lots 30 to 34 of Section F, and Lots 56 to 60 of Section E Pokeno—Town Lots as follows: — Section 34, Lots 5 and 6, each 33 x 66 feet Cambridge-street Section 29, Lot 1, corner allotment, adioining Government village reservo Section 18, Lots 1 to 11, frontago to Village Road Section 22, Lots 7, 8, and 9, frontage to Market-street Section 20, Lot 7, 33 feot frontage to Market Square, hy 99 feet to Market* street Sections, Lots 1 t022, together having a frontage of 811 feet to William street, the corner Lot 22 having 141 feet frontage to Pokeno street Section 11, Lots 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, and 9, three first-named lota fronting Great South Road Section 8, Lots 16, 17,18, 25, 26, and 27, close to Great South Road Puhol—North-west portion of allotment 100—40 acres „ South-east „ „ 102—40 „ „ Allotment 108—40 acres—l46F Pukekohe, Mr. Maunders Farm—l4s Acres of really rioh land, thoroughly fenced and divided into nine paddocks; 99 acres are well grassod, oarrying sheep and cattle; 32 acres have been stumped aud ploughed for .ropping; 10 acres aro under crops; 4 acres of beautiful natural bush for shelter purposes. Buildings consist of substantial Residence of 8 rooms, built with first-class timber, in good repair, large outbuildings, cow-sheds, stables, cart-sheds, tool-house, and all con veniences for a good farmer. Title under Land Transfer Act.—lo9 Pukekohe—34 Acres, being Lots 64 and 65 of section 2, togothor with new 6-roomed Cottage, (insured for £150). 20 acres in grass; two acres planted in fruit trees of all sorts; balanoe of 34 acres heavily timbered with valuable timber, well watered all the year round. Land level and possessing ono great advantage of being blight proof.—lo6 Pukekohe—s Acres, Section 1, Lot 5, 1_ acre of good orchard, in full bearing, balance all cultivoted and well fenced; bounded at back by fresh water creek. On the land a four-roomed cottage, with dairy Pukekohe—l43 acres, being lot 3of subdivision 30, partly fonced j quality of the land good—43 Pukekohe—2o acres partially improved jon the main road from Pukekohe to Drury. All in grass, Boundary fences erected, with plenty of good fencing material on the ground Pukete County, Waikato—so Acros Lot 114, unimproved land, all plougliable, sur rounded by small farms, situated about half way between Hamilton and Whata whata,—l72 Puhoi—Bo Acres of Unimproved Land, Section 108.—146F Puni —72_ acres, section 1, lot 7, 15 acres in new grass, balance fern and bush land. Some valuable timber. First-class land, well watered. Distance from Puke kohe railway station, 3_ miles; from school, 1J mile.—l2k. Queen-street —Cominoelious brick residence now in course of construction for Mr, Hoffman, with the land adjoining to Queen-street of 330 feet, Title nnder Land Transfer Act. Raglan—South-west portion of Lot 102. Contains 40 aores unimproved land—33 Raglan—Town Lot No. 4 of Section 14, having good sea frontage—34 Raglan—Town Lots Nos.T and 2, of section 16, containing 2r. 37p., at the corner of Green and West-streets, having good harbour frontage.—l2l A Raglan—Section 9, containing 42a, Sr, 2p., having a frontage to Opituru harbour, and containing very valuable lime stone—l2lb Raglan-106 acres at Karioi, being Lot 5, near the harbour. Land undulating, unim proved. Title under Land Transfer Act*—l2lc Riverhead —Town Allotments Nos. 21, 22, 23, 24. Each of these allotments have a frontage to the Main Road of 66 feet by a depth of 132 feet. Lots Nos. 21 and 24 are corner allotments, having frontages to Alexandra and Victoria-streets respectively.—ll Riverhead—Part of sections 18 and 19, and part of 36—147e, Ruapuke, County Raglan—492 Acres, Property of Messrs. Duncan and McGavin. The land is of excellent quality, divided into several paddocks, and having about . two acres of an orchard on it planted with picked trees from Mason's gardens. Partly cultivated. House of 7 rooms on the farm; also all necessary out buildings.— 198 Rama Rama—County Manukau, Lot 87, adjoining the property of Messrs. Hamilton Bros., and containing 168 acres unimproved open land. —178 Symonds-street—Ten-roomed House, known as " Stamford House," large frontage to Symonds-street, about 54 feet, now let for £65 per annum—l 62 Stokes' Point, near sulphur works—Beach frontage ; 10 10t5.—1470 Stokes' Point, Parish of Takapuna—43 Acres, Section 152; some good kauri trees and other timber. Terms: One-third cash, balance current rate of interest for three years.—l46D . . , rakapuna—2sa. lr. lip., part of Lot 22, seotion 1. Beautifully situated, having an ocean and good road frontage; six acres planted in fruit trees. Three miles from North Shore Wharf. Subject to ten years' lease at £45, with right of purchase, first five years at £1,000, second five, £1,200 Tauhoa, County Marsden —100 Acres, part of Lot 8. Very superior land, mostly open fern and ti-tree, balance bush. Fronts the new main road from Albertland and the North to Helensville. " Taupiri—Lot 238, Fifty acres unimproved land, fronting Matahuru River lauraroa—4o acres, being middle portion of lot 91, Parish of Tauraroa.—42a rauraroa, County of Marsden—Bo acres, being S.W. portion of allotment No. 9, and •N.E. portion of allotment No, 10; all unimp-oved land, part heavy bush—l 69 rauraroa, County of Marsden—6o acres, being S.E. portion of allotment 37—170 D. Warkworth—Eleven-roomed House, almost new; built for an accommodation house, with J acre of land, situated about 50 yards from the Wharf.—lß3 Waiau—4oo Acres, Lots 48 and 49. Unimproved, good ploughable land ;50 acres of it are a very rich swamp easily drained. Distance from Pukekohe railway station only 7 miles—lße SVhau East—33 Town Lots, section76—l6c fV-ikare—County of Marsden—Bo acres, lot 78; unimproved land.—l7oA, Vaitakeri East—loo Acres, being part of Lot 68, adjoining the Native reserve known as the Piha reserve, now leased by Dr. Stockwell. The above 100 acres have a frontage to the Main Road. Nature of soil: Partly volcanic—9B fVaitakerei East—l 26 acres. West portion of lot 95, on the Arawata river—l3t. iVhatawhata —160 Acres; 60 acres are fenced and divided into three paddocks; 20 acres in good grass, the balance unimproved; property of Mr. Manson.—39 Dhe undermentioned Properties are now under survey, preparatory, to being offered at the Second Fair, to be held on November 18 :— _ount Albert—4s acres, in Ito 5 acre lots; near Railway Station forth Shore -20 acres, m building lots, property of R. M. Stark, Esq. ttahuhu—l2o acres, in lots from .to 10 acres, adjoining Railway Station, property . of J. Fairburn, Esq. ' _ mehunga- 22 acres in lots of from 1 to 6 acres, with Residence 'hames Valley—2,ooo acres of Mr, Alley's well-known farm in 200 acre lots



FOB SALE PRIVATELY. Fullest Particulars at Enquiry Counter. HOUSES AND SHOPS. Bond-street, Newton-4-roomed Cottage.-29 ___._.»' i j • »«■ Cambridge—A first-class opening in tho business centre of the interior is placed m Mr. Hickson's hands for sale or lease. To anyone having tho necessary capital and business ability, this is a sterling chance of acquiring an established business on favourable terms . . ' • , ~, Drake-street-Block of Three Houses; in good repair; always well let. £650.-145 Glen Grove, near Otahuhu Railway Station—Comfortable and well-finished 4-roomed Cottage. £200.-136 „ _,__.. . . ___ ~ , , «„„ Good Country Business, close to railway station in a rising township; large population in neighbourhood.—B9B Hepburn-street—s-roomed Cottage and Section.—Hir. In cue of the Principal Thoroughfares—The Lease of a Drapery Business, good 6-roomed Dwelling-house and Two Shops. Satisfactory reasons for leaving.—lo4 Kyber Pas3—Large New 8-roomed House, near St. Scpulclirc's—93b Liverpool-street—Capital 6-roomed House, three minutes' walk from Market House; Allotment planted with fruit trees. £50 cash; balance, £270, at 7 per cent.—l4o Mount Eden, close to Hall—Comfortable 2-storey House, nearly new, wcll-iimsned. WiU be sold on easy terms. Price, only £350.—135 Mount Eden—s-roomed Cottage, with Large Allotment and good garden. £300.^- Onchunga, centre of town—Two Good 4-roomed Cottages. £150 and £160.-90 Otahuhu, in main street—lo-roomed House and 3 allotments. Price £350—74A Parnell—7-roomed House in Manukau Road. £350.—163b Symonds-street—lo-roomed House; large frontage; good view.—l 62 Stokes Point—House of 9 rooms, with Largo Shop well fitted up, also stable for b horses. £500.-127 . , „, ,-„. , . Store and DweUtog-houso at Rangiriri. Post Oflico connected with Store, Stock at valuation.—ls3b CITY, SUBURBAN, AND TOWNSHIP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. Albert-street—Fine Site for Warehouse or Store near Wharf.—l4e Archill—Two Allotments, on which, by paying small deposit, a House may be built for purchaser on very favourable terms.—l 37 '.___, Campbellvillc, Ponsonby—Viow unsurpassed, large allotment with deep water frontage.; £400.-122 Coromandel (Kingston)— Lots 7to 44, George, Albert, and William streets.—l6G Coromandel (Belleville)— Lot 7, Section 1; 320 feet frontage—l 6 „„..,., Eden Terrace—Desirable Building Site. Lot 13, Section 2. Frontago 33 feet; depth, 100 feet. Good value.—l 49 ... „.„ .. Eden-street and Crescent adjoining—Splendid Villa site.—l6A Ellcrslie—Building Sites hear Station. £60 an acre.—9l Glen Grove (Otahuhu Railway Station)-Bcautiful Building Sites. From £50 to £100 Kyber Pass, near Domain Cricket-ground—Valuable Leasehold for sale.--86 Mount Albert—Several choico Building Sites, close to Railway Station.—B2 Mangonui—Lots 55, 60, and' 143. Any reasonable offer taken.—l3D Mahurangi—Lot 122. Half an Acre.—l6l Mangapai—Lot 33, Grant and Victoria-streets.— 16j Mount St. John, Epsom Road and Clyde-street.—Nice Sito for Villa Residence.—l6B Newmarket.—Somo choice Sections; nicely planted.—l 23 Ngaruawaliia—Lots 4 and 26 for Sale. No reasonable offer refused.—l6o North Road, Paremoremo—Lots 21, 22, 23, 24. £3 each.— 98c Otahuhu—Section by Bridge. No fair oiler refused.—l6d Papakura—Lot 64, seotion 2; Lots 59 and 24. An oiler wanted.—l6E , Port Albert—Lots 1 and 38, near Landing-place.—l6k Pukekohe—Two or three choice Allotments in Station-street.—B9b Ponsonby, near Hall—Four Sections at 30s. a foot; rapidly rising in value.—l4L Riverhead—Lots 45, 46, 47, and 53, Victoria and Alexandra-streets. £18.—181 Ra«lan (Town)— Lots 8, 9, aud 11, Section 13, East and Point-streets.—l6h ST. HELIER'S BAY (GLEN ORCIIARD)-A COMPANY IS BEING FORMED to open up this beautiful spot, which cannot fail to become the favourite Suburb of Auckland | twenty-live minutes from Queen-street Wharf by steamer, forty minutes' drive. Sandy beach; sunny slopes; magnificent views; scenery unsurpassed; rich soil; abundant water supply.—3B Stokes Point, near New Wharf—Three sections. £20 each: a bargain.—94 Taranaki—Section 12, 810ck.4, Midhurst East. Price £12—163A Whau, close to Railway Station—Good Building Site. £10 an acre.—Bß West Queen-street—Small Section suitable for Store or workshop.—l4F Wellington-street—Four choice Sections for Villa Sites. Ten minutes walk from Queen-street. —14G Wellington-street—Three good Building Lots in good position.—4l Whau—Town Sections near Hotel. Only £15 each.—Bßb SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, FARMS, AND OTHER RURAL LANDS. ACRES. DISTRICT. PRICB, , REMARKS. FOL. 2 Mount Eden £450 Comfortable cottage, orchard, cow-shed 103 2J Onehunga Well suited for rearing poultry; good orchard; small 5-roomed Cottage 1668 4 Onehunga 400 Good building sites. Pig-proof fences. Would make a first-class garden or orchard, and js now used as a market garden. Splendid chance for an enterprising man 133 5 Onehunga Good orchard in full bearing, about 1\ acres cropped; also 8-roomed house, five minutes' walk from Te Papapa Station 166A 54 Onehunga 650 Good 6-roomed house. Concrete tank, etc. 90A 5_ Whau 50 Five minutes walk from station. Choice build ing site 88A 6 Onehunga 800 Adjoining Hunston, late the property of Captain Symonds 17a 6} Papakura 250 Homestead and outbuildings. First-class land. Only half a mile from railway station 132a 7 Waikomiti Lot 221. £3 per acre ,'•'■'-, 171 74 Waikomiti Section 237. No reasonable offer refused 16F 75 Otahuhu 250 With good 6-roomed cottage, close to Tamaki River 74b 9 Pukekohe 360 In centre of township, fronting main street 54 10 Waikomiti Section 232. No reasonable offer refused 16P 10 Pukekohe Good land. All in grass. Running stream, Near railway station 19 10 Mangare 400 Rich volcanic land. Half mile from bridge 50 10 Pukekohe 400 Close to railway station, schools, etc. 55 10 Pukekohe 150 Rich grass land. Substantially fenced, and well watered 31 10 Pukekohe 90 In good grass. Two miles from station and schools ' Sis 11 Pukekohe 420 Capitally situated. Close to station and busi ness centre 57 13 One-tree Hill 1,250 Comfortable residence, orchard, and paddocks 87 15 Onehunga 600 Comfortable cottage. First-class land 111A 17 Waiuku East 150 Lot 89. Fourteen acres of valuable puriri 119b 17_ Hillsborough, Onehunga 175 Good situation for an orchard 177 20 Waikomiti Sections 214, 215, 216, 217. No reasonable offer refused 16f 20 Waikomiti Section 218, near Mr. Archibald's. Reasonable offer accepted 16F 20 Pukekohe 250 Small cottage, partly grassed, 8 acres reserved in bush, close to station and school 25A 21 Whangaroa Section 17, Paraiti Creek. No reasonable offer refused 16M 24 Pokeno 250 5-roomed verandah house, stabling, dairy, good water frontage 165 30 Waipipi 170 Good investment. Farm in good order j sub divided into several paddocks. Lot of im provements. Very cheap 139 31 Pukekohe 280 Sixteen acres grass, 15 acres valuablo bush, Partly fenced " 35 32 Pukekohe 290 All in grass. Richland. Populous neighbourhood 36 34 Pnkekohe 600 Fine little farm. Well-finished Sbc-roomed house. Near station 14d • 36 Papatoitoi Good 8-roomed house, etc., all in grass, fenced and subdivided in 8 paddocks 167 36 Pukekohe 420 Four-roomed house. Nearly all in grass. Three miles from railway station 15c 37 Elliott's Creek 37 Half bush, half fern. Well watered '718 37i Pupuko 50 Heavily timbered with kauri. Section 77 64 40 Bombay 550 Very superior little property. Good orchard. Richland 21b 40 Whangarei 45 North-east section 185, Mareretu Parish. Un improved 65 40 Waiwera 40 Lot 214 and northern portion of 213. Half bush; balanco open land. Unimproved 144b 43 Pukeatua 40 Lot 221. Used as a cricket ground. Good level land 71A 44 Tauranga 2,000 Tauranga Suburbs. Fine family residence, etc. 19e 45 Mount Albert 2,025 Would cut up well for building purposes.. Cheap 13f 60 I_hikiriroa 100 Nearly all ploughable. Section 87. Three miles from Hamilton 70 50 Ngaruawaliia 300 Good little dairy farm, near a good market 44 50 Opotiki, E. Coast 120 Two-thirds easily-drained rich swamp 28b 50 Te Awamutu 1,000 In tho centre of tho township; the greater part of it suitable for building sites 130 50 Rangariri Comfortable house, 6 rooms, all fenced and sub divided, mostly grassed 1568 60 Whatawhata Lot 70, Parish of liaramu, rich, alluvial flat land, with 13 chains of good river frontage 160 65 Pukekohe 275 Unimproved. Surrounded by good farms 26b 66 Pukekohe 280 Four-roomed cottage aud numerous other im provements 32 67 Pukekohe 1,026 Close to railway station. Very rich land 13A 60 Waikomiti 180 Good aspect for fruit growing. Near railway station 18A 62_ Puni \ 780 Close to township. First-class soil. Greatest part in good grass 119 c 69 Kaurawhero 70 Unimproved land to be sold very cheap, owner leaving the Colony 134 80 Okah- 60 One-half tea-tree, one-half kahikatea. A bargain 49 80 Pukekohe 2,000 With numerous valuable buildings and other ~ improvements 13_ 80 Titirangi 200 Western portion Section 27. 20 acres very heavy timber 107 84 Buckland 370 Adjoining severalgood farms. Unimproved 26A 88 Lucas Creek 44 Partially improved. Water frontage. A bargain 81 91 Puni 730 Sixty-five acres in good grass. Well watered by creek. Land first-class 108 100 Waitakerei 150 All ploughable flat land. Light bush. Bounded by stream 13H 100 East Tamaki 2,000 Rich volcanic land. In centre of flourishing district 100 101 Pukekohe 600 Cottage and outbuildings. Half grass; balance bush and fern . 41 105 Matakana 600 House, stock, improvements, and boat included. Cheap 20b 113 Pukekohe 1,356 Two miles from station. Rich land. House, orchard, etc. 15D 114 East Tamaki 570 Partly improved. Near Flat Bush. Good land 10A 120 Waiuku East 250 With leasehold of good run. Cheap property; easy terms 76 120 Hellyer's Creek 600 Not far from Queen-street Wharf. Cheap pro perty 20A 127 Matakana West 100 Lots 68 aud 72, mixed bush,.good land, well watered 27 130 Lucas' Creek 600 Five-roomed house, dairy, &c, Easy distance from Stokes Point 51 139 Pukeatua 180 Partly improved cheap property, and rising district 24 143 Whangamarino Six-roomed house, outhouses, cowshed, etc. 156A 150 Pukekohe 1,800 Very superior farm on the hill, good house 15e 150 Opotiki, E.C. ' 350 Waiotahi, 116, 117. Well watered good land 28A 150 Te Awamutu 750 Choice Sections in the best part of the Waikato 75 150 Taupiri 800 Good grazing land, close to mines, good run adjoining 18g 151 Pukekohe 1,700 Admittedly the best farm in the district 110 ?' 153 Pukekohe 1,000 Nearly all in grass, good "house, &c. Stock, &c, at valuation 18h 154 Pukekohe 920 Good land, well-watered and fenced. Cheap^J 69 162 Pukekohe 1,540 A fine farm, many years in cultivation, orchard; &c. 33 173 Punui, Co. Waipa 1730 Well improved good orchard, excellent house of . 1 9 rooms, besides numerous other outbuildings 173 180 Pukekohe] 2,550 Adjacent to railway station, schools, stores, &c, 12d 180 Oruawharo 135 One-third good totara bush, good run adjacent. Cheap 19d 199 Titirangi £00 Splendid orchard in full bearing, apples and pears 19A 200 Mauku 400 Adjoins small farm settlement partly fenced 130 ' 200 Katikati 800 One-and-a-half miles from landing-place, good ' house and other improvements 46 i 200 Wairangi Small garden and orchard, watered by good creek "'. ■ 153A .■"...'■■.■■ :'.■'■. i .



ACRES. DISTRICT. PRICE. , REMARKS. -"OL. 200 Wairangi 1,000 Almost all grassed, cropped, good 5-roomed house, &c. 154 200 Wailieko Island 700 Partly grassed and fenced, good house, manganese mine 228 200 Makareto, H.B, ' 700 Close lo Lambertford; splendid land 113b 200 Gisborne 3,000 Seven-roomed house, magnificent orchard, with 1,600 sheep H4A 200 Waikato 1200 Owner's interest in 200 acres, about half-a-mile . from Te Rore bridge 168 ' 202 Pakuranga 1,414 Tile-drained farm, house, out-buildings, &c, close to school and post-office. 59 203 Bombay 1,015 100 acres in grass and crop, good 4-roomcd cottage and necessary out-buildings, (splen did soil 148 207 Awhitu 310 Splendid grazing land, small cottage, one acre orchard, &c. , 126 214 Mauku 1,700 Six-roomed house, half-fenced and otherwise improved . 45 224 Buckland 1,120 Partly fenced, well watered, good mill sites 108 236 Mangawai 400 Well situated and comfortable house of 7 rooms, 1 acre orchard 52 240 Omaru, Co. Hobson 240 Almost all bush, watered by creek 185 245 Kario, Co. Rutland 368 About 200 acres bush; balance fern. Easy terms 175 248 Makctu 2,232 The farm is in good order, mostly all in grass, good position; first-class land 129 280 Katikati 1,120 Aoout 90 acres cultivated, within a few miles of the latest gold find at Te Aroha 159 300 Churchill 1,200 .Nice little farm on the banks of the Waikato 152 300 Rangiriri 1,350 About 80 acres good grass, 10 acres cropped potatoes and oats 155 300 Waipipi 1,000 Good grazing land, in good grass and fenced 12A 308 Te Awamutu 2,500 Eight-roomed house. Close to township and railway station 42 314 Wliareliinc 650 All fenced. House and other improvements. Good and cheap 77 320 Helensvillc 1,000 Plough, harrows, scarifier, boat, &c, included 157 333 Pukekohe 2,850 Ten-roomed house. Richland. First-class farm IoF 350' Opotiki 875 Waiotahi. Numerous improvements. Adjoins, good ruu • 28c 353 Papakura 1,000 Nearly all fenced; plenty of good rough feed; well watered by streams. Stock may be taken at valuation. Good chance 1328 376 Papatoitoi 2,500 Eight-roomed house. Fine puriri bush on land 40 400 Churchill 1,800 Comfortable dwelling-house, &c, farm well improved 151 428 Manurcwa 2,000 Unimproved. Land level. Near railway station 12a 500 Lucas Creek 395 House and other improvements. Good land 63 500 Clifton, Taranaki 4000 10 acres bush, rest all grassed; good 6-roomcd house 181 520 Tauranga 5,000 Deep water frontage to Wairoa river. Home stead beautifully situated, and entirely sur rounded by ornamental trees _ 114b 600 Otumatahi 750 Good investment to man with small capital 113A 710 Waikato 7,000 One of the best grazing farms in' the wholo of Waikato 19 750 Waikato 1,500 Unimproved land of good quality, near station 17 ---770 Waiuku East 2,700 Very good property indeed, with charming scenery 158 794 Wliakakirau 2,200 Soil first-class, with limestone bottom. 30 acres under crop. Four-roomed house, and all necessary out-buildings 143 1180 Pukekohe 2,400 Partly improved. Adjoins good ran 140 1200 Pukekohe 3,600 100 acres ploughed and in grass; also, other im provements" 14b 1300 Tamahcr. 11,700 Magnificent estate on the banks of the Waikato River 150 1410 Pukekohe 1,760 30 acres grass; fine creek boundary. Railway adjacent 14A 1800 Wairoa 14,000 Splendid estate; carries 600 head of cattle, 500 acres bush • 67 3000 Pukekohe 6,000 Partly improved; good investment 14 SHEEP RUNS. 481 Poupara, H.B. 9,620 Admittedly one of llie finest farms in the dis trict; wintering 2200 sheep and 50 head of cattle, besides several horses 118b 623 Hawkes'Bay 3,115 All under cultivation. Eight miles of wire fencing, forming seven paddocks, all well watered. Stock, 700 cross-bred sheep. Com fortable house, stable, &c., and 4-acre orchard 117 632 Poverty Bay 12,000 Buildings valued at £1000; other improvements cost over £1000. Stock, 3000 sheep, Sec, included 112 1000 Patangata,H,B, 8,000 First-class agricultural land, with long river frontage. Stock, 1800 sheep, 20 head of cattle, and 8 horses 118A. 1,330 Hawkes'Bay 2,500 Woolshed, yards, dwelling-house 115 2,700 Thames Valley 9,450 Fenced, drained, and otherwise improved. Stock at valuation 96 4,311 Hawke's Bay 8,000 With 3100 sheep, woolshed, dwelling-house, &c;, in complete working order 95A 4,400 Hawke's Bay 40,000 Rich alluvial land, all fenced and in English grasses, with 15,000 cross-bred, long-woolled sheep included; close to railway station 101A 6,000 Hawke's Bay 8,000 With 3,000 sheep, easy terms 95b 6,750 Hawke's Bay 30,400 Old established freehold run, with 6,800 sheep, 50 head of cattle and horses, with large quantity of agricultural machinery and Im plements, fenced, subdivided, and in good grass, &c, &c, 100A 7,200 Wairoa 9,000 Nearly all freehold, considerably improved; land of good quality; 1,000 sheep and 50 head of cattle 998 9,400 Bay of Islands 7,500 One of the most beautiful properties in the colony; unsurpassed for climate, scenery, and situation. Large family residence, plantation, orchard. Steamers constantly calling 99A 12,000 Hawke's Bay 30,000 One-third leasehold, 15,000 sheep; residence, woolshed, orchard, &c 92 15,000 Bay of Plenty 1,000 For good-will of lease, two stores doing largo native trade; stock at valuation. 50,000 acres adjoining may be leased at low rental 97A 20,000 Hawke's Bay 10,000 Leasehold, 11,000 sheep, station plant complete, or half-interest,. £5,000 91A' 21,430 Hr.wkes' Bay 10,000 Leasehold. . 10,000 sheep, 40 cattle, 4 horses, large house, woolshed, garden, orchard, &c, 200 acres freehold 1018 27,000 Hawkes'Bay 40,000 Two-thirds leasehold. 20,000 sheep, house, woolshed, <&c,, complete 93A 83,618 Hawkes' Bay 210,000 75,018 acres freehold, half laid down in grass; 200 miles fencing; 65 paddocks, all well watered ; 80,000 sheep, 850 cattle, 70 horses, included. Easy terms 100b.



medical. _IVER COMPLAINTS. DR, KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer oury.) The Best Remedy for Biliousnkbs Stomach Dbra-qement, Flatulence, Pains Between the Shoulders, Bad appetite, Indigestion, Acidity, Head-ache, Heart burn, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to be the safest and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is IJd, 2s 9d, and Is Gd. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by Jas. Rorke, London. Specially valuable Pills for residents abroad and travellers. Sold by K-MPTHORNE, Prosser & Co. " CJULPHOLINE LOTION.*'—An Ex- K_> ternal Means of CURING SKIN DISEABK-. There Is scarcely any eruption but will yield to "Snlphollne" In a few daya, and commence to fade away even if it seems past oure. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohea, sonrf, roughno'B. vanish as if my magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the sufferers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, " aulphollne" will successfully attack them. It destroys the animalcules Whioh causes these unsightly, irritable, painful affeotlons, and always prodnces a olear, healthy natural condition of the skin. " Sulpholine,' Lotion is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2a 9d Made by J. Pepper and Co., London. Bold by Kkmpthornb. Prqbseb&jCo. PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIO routes and developes the nervous energies, onrlohes the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a gpeoiflo remedy for neuralgia, ague, indigestion, fevers of every kind, ohest affeotlons, and in wasting diseases, Borofulous tendencies, &o. The whole frame is greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonio, the mental faonlties brightened, the constitution freatly strengthened, and a return to robust ealth certain. Bottles, 32 doses, 4s 6d; next size, lis. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the label. There is no Tonic so oertain In ofi'ect as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It Is strongly recommended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use in every, case of fever or febrile condition. Sold;hy g-MPTHQRNE. Prosser and Co. TARAXACUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, Prepared only by J. Pepper. _ondon. This Fluid combination, extracted from modi oinal roots, is now used instead of blue pill and calomel for the oure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all Bymptoms of congestion of the liver, whioh are generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-aohe, drowßtness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and feel ing of general depression. It sets the sluggish liver In motion, very slightly aots on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 21 hours. It is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid made only by J. PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory. London, whose name is on every label. Battles, 2s 9d and is 6d. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essential mediolne for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally. Sold by Kempthornb, Prosser & Co NOTICE Ott REMOVAL HUDSON (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, Begs to Inform his friends and oustomers that he has REMOVED bis Business to , MEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES at the oorner of VICTORIA & HOBBON-STREETS. pHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. 1 S. GILBERT, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHBMI-Ti 223, Queen-street, , (Next to thb? Albert Hotel). ?resorlption and Family Receipts carefully - prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— _ Large Stock of Perfumery, Fanoy Soaps, Proprietary Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc, eto. Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders _ ixecuted with care and dlspatob, and at lowest Communications by letter will receive Imma. liate attention, _~__,,__■ _ S. GILB ER T, OU-EN--TKK-T, i



Medical. THE MOST PERFECT NON ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE. YIN-S A N T _ (REGISTERED) Taken with meals it stimulates tho appetite and assists digestion. It contains, in the most aßsimilable forms, those Hypophosphites whloh are bo valuable for their invigorating, tonic, and restorative properties, combined with iron. Yin sante — Sparkling, grateful, delicious, exhilarating. Vin-sante—The beverage par excellence for Balls, Pic-Nics, Banquets, oto. Vin-sante—Most valuable to Convalescents and Invalids. Vin-sante—To Tourists and Travellers a most refreshing and invigorating beverage. Sole Manufacturers— The Vin-sante Non-alcoholic Bever age Company (Limited), Liverpool. At the _lternatlonl Food Exhibition, held in London, Ootober, 1880, the only Prize Medal for Aerated Beverages was awarded to ' Vln- Sante." A FEW SELECTED TESTIMONIALS. Report by H. C. Bartlett. Esq., Ph. D. F.C.S.—" I have examined with great oare the non-alcholio beverage of Messrs Morgan, Kernpater, Se Co., known as ' Vin-SanteV It' is admirably prepared as a table tonio, and contains Hypophosphites in the most soluble form, inoluding iron, bo as to be well adapted tor general use. and I thoroughly appreciate the dietetic excellence of this advanoe in the chemistry of the subject. I particularly notice the absence of an unpleasant astringent reaction as an after-taste from the iron, whioh is objectionable in beverages for habitual table use, both as regars flavour and as being medicinal in oommon use. Avoiding this obvious defect iv some of tbe same class of beverages, the Yin Sant- may be recommended asa pieasant, refreshing and gently stimulating beverage, whoih well replaces effervescent wines in.many cases." Liverpool Royal Infirmary, • School of Medicine, 6th Nov., 1880. Dear Sir,—l have no hesitation in saying that your "Yin Sante" Is the best beverage of Its olass whioh I have yet seen.—Sours, J. Campbell Brown, D. So., V.0.5., &c, and City Analyst. Uxbridge House, Carnarvon, Septem-er 17. 1880. Gentlemen,—Your Yin Sante is very agree able to the taste, and containing the tonics named in assimilable forme, it cannot but be a welcome beverage to the constantly increasing number of persons that have for ever lost faith in all kinds of intoxicating drinks as common beverages. Hoping it will baa boon to the publio, and a successful enterprise for your selves, I am, gentlemen, yours fait—fully, _T. Davies, L.R.C.P.E. Exam., See. SOLD BY ROBERT NEAL, QUEEN STREET. REGISTERS TRADE MARK—A PYRAMID. BALDNESS IS CURABLE BY ÜBINO BARROWS PYRAMID HAIR . PRODUCER. H__ Great Solentiflo Discovery, H.Soott Barrow WONDROUS PYRAMID HAIR PRODUCER [s'aTpurely Natural Vegetable Restorer of the Hair on Bald Heads. Is also guaranteed to produce the most Luxuriant Whiskers and Moustaohois, To Soften and Beautify the Hair, TO ERADICATE DANDRUFF, and with a single application, FO ARREST TBE FAX-IN _ OFF OF THE HATB In the most obstinate oases of Febrile Disease, Debility, and the many other causes so fatal to the Growth and -teauty of Nature's Gi -ateatl Ornament r- Price, In bottles (one month--. i"_ " _ is, Price, in bottles (two months' use) - „ 7s.'6d To be had of all Chemists throughout the AGENTS In Auckland :~Aio_in. Chemist, lueen-street; J. Edson, Chemist Queen-st. IVfEDICAL HALLv PONIsONBY, LvJL Near the Three Lamps. J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST. Irags and Chemicals of best quality. Homoso. pathlo. Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. 'ieeseand Lupins, Atkinson's, and Rimmell's Perfumery, [air ana Tooth Brushes, Turkey and Honey - ' _'. _ oomb Sponges. * Feeding Bottles of every desoripHon



■■■•..: Goa-hbui-ders, &c. , 1 —_ : -__—-_—___________', [ESTABLISH--' 1864.1 COACH FA C T-0 RY. ELLIOT-STREET, AUC-LANO. WhllßtSrespectrully offering hia sincere thanks to the numerous Patrons of the Finn for their kind forbearance aud consideration during the illness of hla late Partner, Charles Atkin begs to Inform them that he is again at the head of ' the Manufacturing and H epairing Department, whore all orders with which he may be favoured will be under his personal supervision. With ' increased superior appliances and -rat-ohms artisans. Customers may rely upon their com- - mands being executed promptly in a dnrabia and finished style. COUSINS & AIKIN, ■__; ' '. Boots and Shoes ' ' -, i :>: tjoots! boots i boots! publkTnotice. Having Bold to Mr S. Coombes, New Zealand Clothing Company, a Lease of my PrenuW ' the wholo ot my Large Stock of Boots and Shoes Must bo SOLD at ANY SACRIFICE, as I must' give up possession at the end of November next. ; This is a Uenuino Sale—no puff—as any Block:; left will be Sold by Public Auction. N.B.—No credit will he given during the sale" except to my wholesale customers, it being my ' intention to devote the whole of my time to thia : branoh of the trade only (Mill-owners, Store- '• keepers, and Shippingl. All Accounts owing by me aro reqested to be sent in, and all outstanding debts due to me must he promptly paid within two months ol the above date. Note the Address— W. BUOWNHILL, ' „, 156, QPE-N-gTRK-T. . ; jßltje jßoot. -Blue Boot ■ . LOOK OUT • . FOB . ' ■ '..■' *" ' '.' " C. BRooE:a's flu _BLUK B°OT ". ' i [ADVERTISEMENT In a Few Days. - money■ " MONEx- xo LEBil), oi approved, seourity. B. X, TYLKR, Solicitor, Vuloan Lane. MONEY TO __«_», In large.or small :-Y emus, at usual rates ot interest CONNBLL & COOPER, Solicitors, Vulcan Lana, - ■ Jp'-ifMlf. TO LEND in Sums of £SUO 3JUVOV an _upwards.-F. Ring,Short land-Btreet. ' -j_ MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. ■ JACKSON & RUSSELL, . v SoUcltors, Fort-Btreet. 1%/TCNEY TO LEND on Mortgage ol Firsti-asa Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, SoUdtor. ner of Queen and Shortland-atreets. LONDON LOAN OVEI 08, Under Tebatr- Royal, victoria-street. ' J. HART Is prepared to offor advantagßS.to persons In want of accommodation. MONEY ADVANCED FROM £5 tc_«soo ON PERSONAL SECURITY. For Instance— Persona borrowing ~5 reoelve £4 10s. cash. : „ ~ &0 » iS •• „ ' £20 „ £18 „ • Repayable by 10 Instalment- of 2s. to tho & per ■' week. Money advanced on every description of Goods, All transactions entertained, and Money ad- , ivanoed without delay, if security approved of. , Promissory Notes discounted at greatly reduced . rates of Interest. : '■■" ( :'; AUOKhan- .JSk-A-'-HI"; CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AND •■ INVESTMENT SOCIETY. OrriOß:—93, Qoekk-btrebt ' j LOANS granted upon approved securities' Of '■; _ Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £8,000, principal -and interest being re> -.--:■ payable in instalments, at the following rates . for every £100 borrowed:— : ■ " '■'• ■ Repayments extend-p.. w __„ Total amount , - tag over rawraac. Repayable. ■•> s. d. £ a. i years- .. _■ 12 6 130 0 . Byears™ _ _ .9 2 M 39. 2. Byears- _-- ■ 7 3 168 78 * __-.■_. ---10 years.. - .. 6 3 162 IB 3 . tr Further particulars may be obtained on y application at tne Society's Ofllce. JOHN BATB-ER, . Secretary VICTORIANY ICTORIAN LOAN AND DIS COUNI AGENCY, }i. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND ! The [above Agency having Opened a Branch In Auckland is prepared to Advance Sums of -S;i Money, from £10 to -1,000, on Personal Seourity, Deeds of Property, Shares n Public Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills, Discounted Daily. Renewalsleffecte-. ... To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) £10 Maybe repaid In Instalments of lOslporwoek , !.£2O • ; May be repaid in instalments of f;2oa per week. ' ; Or by any other mutual agreement All communications, either personally' or by letter, strictly confidential. 'Addreß-^i HIGH-STREET, (Next Auckland Hotel). . Box 90. Post-offloe. Hotels. •pONSONBY riLUB TTOTEL •■ CORNER OB ;'■'■', COLLEGE-STREET AND PONSONBY ROAD > This House, the only Hotel in the wide district of Ponsonby, Richmond, and Dedwood, is situated at the junction of several roads, and faces the threefold Municipal Lamps. Omnibuses pass to and from the. City-every . quarter hour, thus allowing gentlemen to aeleot their own time for inhaling the fresh breezeaud invigorating their system by a shore sojourn in that healthy and beautiful spot. •- iSHYfe There are both private and publio bars, .and public and private Bltting-rooms provided with every convenience. THE BILLIARD-ROOM Is the most commodious, best lighted, and best ventilated In tha Province of Auckland, nnd r contains one of Thurston's best tables, with every other requisite. A good Quoit Ground has been recently made and lovers of this good old game will have ample opportunity of indulging In the favourite pastime. Aspeoial brew of Seocombe's Ale alwavß.on draught. W. STANFORD, PROPRIETOR. __ rfIHE MANUKAU HOTEL, Onehunga, JL Proprietor, Thomas Rice.—Special accom modation for Travellers from the various settle ments adjoining. Suites of Rooms hy special '' arrangement for private families. Mr Rice \ bavins had the pleasure of. succeed!-g Mr J. A, Whitson, of the.flrm of Messrs R. Whitson and Sons, Brewers, Auokland, and Mr Thomas Cod lln, Onehunga, In this extensive and well appointed establishment, resneotfully soUdts the patronage of the surrounding public and: visitors from Auckland. Hot and Cold Baths. A fine hrew of Whltson's Sparkling Ales.coupled >. . ; With the ohoioest brands of Wines and Spirits. A special Billiard-room, with one of Thurßton'9 Best Tables. Excellent Stabling:.. ' FTI O Gr_tAZl.J--.R-* NORTHERN HOTEL PADDOCKS, ' Great North Road. r Wanted, at onoe, 10,000 Horses to graze and masticate the luxurious grasses, and drink of a pretty winding meandering stream which flows throogh the whole of the vaatand well-sheltered estate. A great chance for enterprising stock owners. ROLL UP 111 B. R. CURNOW, Proprietor Great Northern : Hotel, the oldest established honse on the road where the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits coupled with the best brews of Ale, are on sale. , ; Flagstaff hotel, NORTH SHORE. W. H. PEARCE (Late of the Commercial Hotsl, Hamilton, and Royal Mail, Auckland), Having taken the above Hotel, will be glad to see his old friends. ARKHO T E L, We-Lesley Street East, auckland. C. A. MARTIN (Late of Captain Cook Hotel, Kyber Pass Hoad Wines, Spirits, Ales and Brents of tho best brands only Billiard-, See. First-class, accommodation for Families and " Boarders. Good Stabling. Water laid on. __ IT. ChA JB H BXA P E JL' • formerly of the City Club [lately ot the Terminus Hotel, HolensviUe), having bought the Freehold of the Whangarb_ Hotbx from . Mr Cafller, begs to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satisfaction. Horses and Pleasure Boats on Hire.