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"~ AtlCLlOnB W. S. COCHRANK. JAS. DACRE MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. VILLA RESIDENCE AND BUILDING ALLOTMENTS AT MOUNT EDEN. niHE Subscriber- will sell, at their JL Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 6th Dec, at 120 clock, A Woll-built and Comfortablo VU'^*- UI-SIDKNCIC, oituato at Mount Kdon, and known aa "..tonyhurst. It con tains .oven good rooms, well flniahed throughout, and commands an ewenuve viow; also stablo. &o.: the allotment haa a f rontago of liCfeet.and is 330 fcot in depth. Also, Bovoral Valuable BUILDING .^v-E' MKNTS having frontages to View Road of CO feet by HO foot in depth. For further partioulara apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE. L™S' DACKE MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. BY ORDER OF TUB MORTGAGES, 13 ACRES LAND AT REMUERA. THE subscribers will soil at tueir rooms, Fort-otroot, ou Monday, sth December, at 12 o'clook, ALLOTMENTS C, 10, and 11, Section 11, Remuera, containing 13 acres 1 rood _ porches, having a largo frontage to Hob- Bon's Bay Road. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S, COCHRANE 1 .JAS. DACRE MONDAY, DECBMBEK 12. m the intestate estate of john Jury Williams. By Order of tho Public Trustee of New Zealand. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, ONE HUNGA. THE Subscribers have rcc.h'cd instruc tions to coll by publio auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, tho 12th instant, at 12 o'clock. Allotments 18, 20 and 22 ot tho Village of Onehunga, la 3r Bp, with tho Dwelling' houso ot flvo room', thereon, Allotmont 8 Section 32, Village of Onehunga, Oa lr Op, with tho Dwelling-houso ot eix rooma and Four-stall Stablo, &o„ thereon. Allotmont 18 Section 17, Villsgo of Onehonga, containing one rood, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. UNRESERVED SALE OF PURE-BRED SHORTHORN CATTLE. THE undersigned have received instruct tions from Messrs Fisher & Co,, to eel], without reservo, at Remuera, on Wednesday, Decomborll, Tho Importod SHORTHORN Bull, Bth DUKE OF ATHOL. Roan, oalved August, 1878. Duko of Athol by Duko of L .ncaator, 312 Duko of Lancaster by Duke of Brunswiok, 25,937. The Imported Shorthorn Cow, DIANA'S BRUNSWICK. White, Got by Vlotor'a Brunswick, by Duko of Brunswick, 25,937. TWO HBIFiIR CALVES, from tho abovo sire nnd dam. 7 Well-bred Shorthorn Cows 5 Heifer a by 9th Duke of Athol 1 Calves and a Yearling Bull, also by Duke Of Athol. Both tho 9th Duko of Athol and Diana's BrunßWick are Bhapely well-grown anima'a, and descended on tho dam side from Matilda, Im ported from England to Australia, and founder of that famous tribe of shorthorns. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. THE REMUERA YARDS, 1/IOE SALE, on Thursday next, Decern- JD borß, at 1 o'clock, 40 Fat Steers, fiom Waitara 80 Auokland Fatted Cattle 600 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HA V M ARRET, SALE OF WOOIT SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, and TALLOW, each Tuesday/at 13 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. POKENO, CLE A RING-OUT SALE. MR, T. B. HICKS, having leased his Farm, has givon instructions to the undersigned to soil on tho Promises, on Tuesday, Dooember 13, at ton o'clock, 16 good Dairy Cows 13 ono and two-year-old Heiferß and Steers 13 Calves 2 Bulls 3 Draught Horses 2 Mares, Foala at foot 3 Colts and Fillies by Blair Athol Farm Implements And Household Furniture. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED PEDIGREE »TUD STOCK. mHE undersigned has received instruc. tiona from tho Auokland Agricultural Company (late Maolean nnd Co.) to sell, at Fonroso, with out reserve, on Wednesday, January 25th, 1882, at noon, tho following Puro-brod Pedigree Stock : -1.0 Bhearling Lincoln Hams 50 Bhearling Leicester Rama 250 ShearllDg Lincoln Ewes 25. Shearling Leicester Ewea And, at the Bamo timo, will ba offered, 30 Puro-brod Hereford Podigroe Cows and Heifera. With reference to tho abovo Stock, Mesars Maclean and Co.'s Flo .k has, for upwards cf thirty yeare, had an established reputation for purity of breed, they having started with and ÜBod Imparted males and females solectsd from the very bsst flocks ln England, nnd this remark equally applies to tho Herefords, Tho Herefords aro first-class animals, bred from tbe moat fashionable strains procurable in England, and are only offered for sale in con sequence of continued applications from gentle men desirous to add somo of theso celebrated females to tholr herds. Catalogues to bo had from the Auctioneer. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ~ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. Wattle jp air. LA dT FOR THIS SEASON. Will be held at BEMUERA, ON WEDNK3DAY*. DEC. If. Entries lor Catalogue not later than Thursday, Decembers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. I'^OUMTKYJCATTLK s'aLBS, Wai tutu-Saturday, December 3 PUKEKOHB-Monday, S locerabor 5 Bbmo ou-woaneaday (tfcjtlo Fair), Doc. 11 Po-tKNo-Monday. December 19 UHUBT-Wodnesday. December 21 PtfAggßA-Wedno_d»y, December 28, , ALFRED BUCKLAND, *



Auctions. B. TONKS. B. C. CAIiK. B. D. TONKS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 5. BOOKS. BOOKS. BOOK S. B. TON X i & CO. wjll seU byauctio" .at ~hcir.i,^n-'.h W Queen-street. on Monday tho sth Docomhor, at 11 o'olock, c CASE*! NKW BOOKS, comprising: ---5 Novels. Worka of Travel, Pootry, |Hla torical, &a . PRELIMINARY NOTICF. 13, TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Agents. Messrs Upton and Co., to toll, tar auction, at an early dato, ot which due notico will bo givon, The WORKS OF ART recently offered to tho public throuzh the medium of tho New Zealand Art Union. The Pictures and Articles ot Vertu are at pre sent on viow at Mr Halliday'B, Shortland-Btreot. B. TONES. It- C. CABH. '. D. TONKS AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND WHIPS. 15. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9. SCHOOL ENDOWMENT. TO HE LEASED FOB SEVEN YEARS, rJIHE subscriber has received instruction; JL io Lease, by auction, at his Land Mart, or Friday. Decembers), at 12 o'clock, i)/'l ACRES First-cuss GRAZING •"''_>" UND. near One Tree 11111, now occupied by Mr Brierloy, at an annual rent of £61. G. S I B B I N, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. THE D U RII A M YARDS. HORSE FAIR. npH- Undersigned will hold their usual Horse Fair on Friday, Docombor 23, at tho Durham Yards. Intending Vondors will pleafo send entries aa soon as possihK HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, At 11 o'clock a.m, TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFF, PIPES, &C, &C., Sc. WALLER'S TOBACCONIST SHOP, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the National Bank of New Zea land. R. 0. GREENWOOD |_| AS received instructions from the JLX Trustoes in the Kstate of tho lato G. Waller, Tobacooniat, to sell by auction on Wed nesday next, the 7th Instant, at 11 a.m., on tbe premiaea, Queen-etreet, known as Waller's, Tobacconist, THE WHOLE OF THE STOOK, BOTH IN SHOP AND BOND, Comprising— Largo quantity of Tobacco (cut and pug), best brands Snperior Cigars, In largo & small quantities Meerschaum, Wood, and Clay Pipf s Snuff. Cigarettes, etc., etc. Walkinß-atickß, Pocket Cntlory, etc. , Platform and Counter Scalea, eto. Powerful Tobacco Cutting Machino (original cost, about £1001 Glass Show Cases, Counters, Fixtures Sc, Sc, &c. No Reserve. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. AT AN EARLY DATE. Paddle Steamer CITY OF COBK, Screw Steamer ETNA, Twin-screw Steamers LILY and GEMINI. E. & A. ISAACS, HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at an early date, Tho above WELL-KNOWN STEAMERS, the property of the Kaipara Steamship Company. E. & A. ISAACS Merchants and Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Wednesday, Uth Decomber, at S o'clock, In thk Public Hall, Cambridge, the townships of oxford and st, KiLDA, and SUBURBAN FARMS adjacent to Oxfo.d. Tho Township of Oxford is Bituated about 20 miles above Cambridge and on tho direct road to Rotorua, and within about five hours' ride oi the Lakes. The proposed Thames Vallty and Rotorua Railway pas.ea through thia township, Thero is already a good hotel at Oxford, affording first-class accommodation, and a coach in con nection with the aamo runs twice a-week to Cambridge, carrying tbe mail. The Suburban Farms will bo offered in lots containing from flvo to one hundred and fifty acres, all first-class land. Oxford, Bituated as above, and in the midst of an immense area of tho best of land, will, in the course of a very shoit time, bo an important and nourishing township. St. Kllda is immediately adjoining, and forms part of Cambridge Kast, pleasantly Bituated, and well adapted for villas and flrst-class resi dences. It will bo sold in sections of ono quarter of an aero and upwards. Plans of tho abovo properties aro in the coureo of preparation, and will be ready in about ten days. Terms liberal. Conditions at sale j; S. BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. On bale. |ji o tt SALE, 60 cases CASTOR OIL. Inlbulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiledHa dlraw 10 casks „ 6 casks COLZA OIL 20 drums „ „ 20 drums TURPS. W, 8. LAURIE, 7, Wyndham-street. m fl E O AY MARKET, JL XI 105, QUEEN-STREET. ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE White Tartarian Oata Blaok Tartarian Oata Heavy Feed Oata (wholo and crußhed) Boed and Feed Barley (Feed) Vetches, Field Peas and Beanß Whito and Red Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat Now Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and crushed) Cocoanut and Linsoed Oilcake Preßsod Meadcw and Oaten Hay Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and eharps Llnaood, Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarao, Fine, and Rock Salt Bonedust of all grades Guano-Peruvian, Huon, and Long Island * Grass and Clover Soedo Turnip—Purple Top, Green Top, Champion i Swede, Whlto Globe, Seo. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A now importation of llnit-claas Bulbs, Garden and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Mating Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrubs, tec, from the celebrated nursery of Mr. C. S. McDonald, Newmarket. HESKETH & AITKEN. OTA-TOES! POTATOES! POTATOES The undersigned have in stock i— Pbimb Waikato Table Potatoes Prime Canterbi. by do Hobabtown Seed do Flukes _ Abhleaf Kidnkys Taylob'3 Kidneys Jackson's Sheets, &c„ Sec, &o. ThnvimaleoDropared ti supply, in any quan- Hrv their oelebratod MIXTURE FOR HOOT CR6PS M "MIXTURE FOR GREEN CROPS, tho use of which has produced such remarkable results as tn nood no comment. „,.„„„ Also, all kinds of Bonoduat and Guano, In any quantity. \y J. HURST & C; 0„ , 101, QUEEN-STREET.



JUranery. TTNEESERVED CASH SALE OB GENERAL DRAPERY. W- T 0 M L I NS 0 N DRAPER, PARNELL, Whilst thanking his numerous Customers fo; tholr hearty support during tho tlmo he has been ln business, announcoß to tho gonoral publio ho has docldod to RETIRE fhom THE DRAPERY BUSINESS AND INTENDS CLEARING OUT THE WHOLE STOCK AT AND UNDER COST PRICE. THE STUCK IS ALL NEW ANI WELL-ASSORTED, So Purchaeors can rely on gottlng PBRFECI GOODS AT THEIR OWN PRICES. Tto LEASE, GOOD-WILL, and FIXTURES of tho SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE FOU DISPOSAL, and is acknowledged to be th< Best Boti.vusa Position in Pabneli. No Hoods will be Booked from this dato. F. TOMLINSON, DBA EX, PABKELL, f*_S§-¥?_»Ks*s STAY AND CORSET W|{|V MAKER, Upper Hobson-st , Wlf-H Established 1861. J:9 Ink Evory Description ol ''bJlbßmi Stays, Coraote, So. _> ml ■ lis n Surgical Belts, upon th« »- §fV ulal m Latest Improvements. '•Hi ifi . ffltifl W Shoulder Straps Mado tc Nfl__ I HP Order. Jr Country Orders Punctually _^* tually Attended To. Groceries, &c. T> ACON IT> ACON I D ACON Two Tons Prime Bacon to bo sold at ti per lb Green Peas, 2d per lb Best Jams, 7d por lb. Bring your own jan Cocoa and Milk, Is per tin Honey, 7Jd per tin Dates, 6d; Prunes, 5d And remember to aak for Hewin's Nonpareii ' Coffees, the best in town, roasted and ground on the premises, F. HEWIN & BROTHER, Coffee Roasters, Fancy Grocerb, and Provision Faotorb, The opposite corner of United Service Hotel, QUBBN-BTBBBT. ATOTICE OF REMUVAU Jab. A. Pennallioen wishes to Inform his friends, customers, and the general publio that he ha_ Removed to tbe premises lately occupied by Mr Cuoksey, Wakefield-street J.A.P., In thanking his customers foi their previous sup port, hopes tor a continuance of their patronage, as It will be his endeavour to offer them tho boat quality at lowest prjoea. VTIiTICBI NOTICE 11 NOTICE 111 HOLLANdITfORTZEB, In thanking the general publio tor the very liberal support they havo received for tho past seven years, would take this opportunity to in form them that being Direct Importers of several leading lines, they are in a position to Bay, without any boast whatever, thoy can supply PRODUCK AND GENERAL GKOOKRIB3 at Prices second to none ln Auokland. PRICE LIST!- Box Teas from 16s 6d per box; a Bplendid line of our own mixing at 30b per 121bs Company No. 1 Sugar, 20b per bag A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, Id per lb Full Weight Sperm Candles, 9d per lb English Banco from 6Jd per bottlo We have a nice line of Fanoy Tea Caddies, con. toining one pound of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and ground daily, at prices from la to Is 8d per lb. We would call special attention to our Turkey Brand at Is fid per lb Flour. Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Maine at Mill prices. Favours by Post or Wire will reoelve our most striot care and attention, and will be delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts of town and suburbs. N.8.-Note the Address- HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS Queen-sireet, Aockland; and at Coromandel. Liberal Discount allowed for Cash. 11 U O D V AND rj 0., FAMILY GROCERS, QUEEN-STEEKT, ONEHUNGA. Families regularly waitod on, and goods promptly delivered. r> U B L I \j JM O T I C E. WILLIAM JAMES WATT 3. the well-known Grocer of Onehunga, has a Constant Supply of Home cored Bacon and Ham always on hand. Agent for the Evening Star. Mr Watt respectfully invites further patronage. ly O T 1 V E. The following BLOCKS of LAND In the County of Mangonu aro open under the Homo tead Act :— No. I-KAIAKA BLOCK, Paris of Kaiaka County of Mangonuf, 3,800 Aores. This Land is situated in tha Viotoria Volley. No. 2-PATIKI BLOCK. County of Mon gonui, 1,800 Acrea. This Land Is also in j the Victoria Valley. Both these Blocks of Land are wef worth the attention of Intending settlers No. 3-OTBNGI BLOCK. Parish of Taipa not far from the Township of Mangonul 100 Acres. No. 1-TAKU BLOCK, near Kaio, Wan garo » Applications for any of these Lands must be mad o to the Chairman of the Mangonul County Council, at Mangonul, with whom Plans of the said Blocks have been lodged for publio nspootion. BOBT. M. HOUSTON Chairman ;v ungonul County Counoil. '



Land and Kstate Agents. J. Ma h *»»» * Ustate Aoknt anp Valviatou, QUEEN-eTH WT, AUUKIiAWD. MONEY LENT OUT FOR CAPITALISTS ON FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES, OR IN VKSTICD IN BANK. INSURANCE, OH OTHER SHARKS. No Pearqe to Lender p». I*t¥kSTO«, i>iqr; (a bargain)-4-ioomod Honso in tho dwi-ov Commorclalßoad, with freehold allof; ---irftnt, 33 x 100. Prico, «13>*i.—J. M, lionno.:. Jill, KARANGAK APIT, ROAD-6-roomcd Cottage . and larßo freehold allotmont, I'iico. £IUO. —J. M. Lunr.oX. Kstate Agent. IG7L r>iqn-COrrAGE. In Ponsonby. Torms: ,«->_.u .' £jo cash; balance ran 1-cmaln upon tho proporty.-J. M, LBlm- :, Estuto Agont. 1155b .P«On~*TGINVICSTORB :3 Housos with froe *oyu hold allotment, 158 x 133. Tormo can Da arranged.—J. M, Lennox, EBtato AKont. PONSONB Y-S-roomccl Houso With freohold allotmont, 3.t x 09,' near the threo lamps. Prico, £320.-J. M, Lennox, Kstato Agont. RKKUKRA— Villa KosldonCO and 6J acros of garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Prico, -31.000.— J. M. Lennox. „ „ iwL I?ARM of 30 acres of ROod Land. 19 miles from tho c!ty, with 7-roomod houao, stabling, coach-houco. piggery, fowl-house, etc, Tho land Ia all ln grasa and crop. Prioo £000, 3-IAPAICURA (a Bargain)-Farm of 09acroa, with Bmull Houso, and 20 acroa tn graaa. Thia bountiful littlo homestead in only 21 miloa from town nnd 1 milo from a railway station, 2 miloa from a church and school. Prico, £310.— J, M. Lonnox, Katato Agont. 05L ALLOTMKNT-A lino allotment 50 x 120, fronting Quarry Road, baok of Kyber Puss Road. Prico, Hi 2s ud per foot.—J. M. Lonnox, H7L jCOfV—HOUSE and Allotmont ln Parnell.—J, *J" M. Lonnox, Kstato Agolit, Auckland. SUBURBAN ALLOTMENT — Allotmont in tho Suburbs, noar tho Parnoll Grammar School, 10 x 200. Can bo had In ono or more lota. Price, £2 5a por foot. A most boautitul viow ot tho harbour.—J. M. Lonnox, 89L ITiOR SALK, in tho heart ot tho city, a Ileautl . ful 10-roomod Kosidonoe, with wator and qua laid on. Thia roaidonoo.is niOßt healthfully situated, and ia only a fow mlnutoa walk from tjucon-stroet.—J, M. Lennox, Kstato Agont. 130 L rpo SPECULATORS. - For Salo, 100 acres A fronting a main road, only two milca from tho heart of iho oity. Thia ia a rare opportunity for a capitalist to purchase a proporty whioh must necessarily riao rapidly In value. Prioo, £8000 J £3000 cosh, and tho balance can remain upon tho property at 0 por cont.—J, M. Lennox, Kstato Agont, Auokland. 13SL IT'OR a.iLK (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acrea at . Fukokoho Weat, unimproved, boing pari of Lot 18. Thia lino property la niixod bush and fern, and well watered. Must bo sold. Prioo, £3lit>; £200 Ol which oan remain upon tho pro- Eorty at a vory low rato ot inturoat.-J. Al, onnox, Kstato Agont, Auckland. 130 L -PIQA— A Bargain—Cottago. Mount Kaon, 3 jjlOKt apartments, freohold allotmont 33 x 100. Prioo. £130; £05 cash, balance can remain ou tho proporty,—J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agont. 13.L » FIRST-CLASS FARM of 123 aores In Woat J\ Pukokoho, with good Houao, cow-sheds, dairy, &c. Tho farm ia all in grass, and la oulj ono milo from tha railway aiatlon.—J. M. Len nox, Kstato Agont, Auokland. I2BL IT'OR SALK, a large 10-rooined Residence In . the moßt flourishing farming dl .trict in the provlnoo, with 200 acres. moßtly fenced and in grass. Price, £1,100.—J, M. Lonnox. 123 L VILLA RKaiDKNOK.-A Charming Villa, commanding a magniflcunt view of the harbour; about 6 aores of pasturo nnd shrubbory, Prioo, £1000.— J. M. Lennox, Kstato Agont. Auckland. 150 L ITUVK-KOOMKU VKRANDAII COTTAGK. . Commanding a viow of tho harbour; free hold allotmont. £50 cash, balance of £250 can remain upon tho proporty at 7 per cent.—J. M, Lonnox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. 120 L rpo FARMERS.- For Salo, a bargain, a Fine -JL Compact Littlo Farm of 100 noroa in ono of tbo best farming districts In tho Waikato. The farniia all fenced, and has a dwelling-bouse unon it; in gruss. Ia oHered at a vory low Prico, owing to tho owner leaving tho distriot. 'rice, £100; £130 cash, balance can remain upon tho proporty. 12 L. 40* For Housos, Harms, and Allotments, eec my long advertisement in ' Weekly Horald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Aqkht. Auckland. r> jp TT a ai-a wood, land and kstatk agent, Queen-street. IT'OR SALE, a Gentleman's Rcsidenco of nine . rooma, all woll llniahed, standing in ita own grounds of about 3 acres of rich volcanio soil, choicoly laid out in paddocks, garden. 6rchard, ovonuo, walkß, &c.; magnificent viow, main road frontugo, good woll, amble, coach houso, and all ncces.ary outbuildinga, co«o to railway station, and passed threo tlnioa daily by trains. Prico, £UOO. Termß easy. MOUNT ALHEt-T-For Salo, 2 acres ot Rich Volcanic Soil, fenced, in grass, and planted with fruit and ornamental treoß, close to main road and railway Btation; good viow. Pricu, £325. IpPi.OAI— For Salo, near Auckland, a Gontlo Ii man's Roaldonco, containing 11 rooms, nlsc 1 acroa land, orchard, garden, coach-hou.o, stablo, and outbuildings. IJ.OK IMMKDIATK SALK—Stokos' Polnt . l*t 12, containing about 2- acres ot ricl: I alluvial Boil, good aspect, plenty of fencing timber and ilrowood, atroani through tho land splendid pieco of land for garden or orchnrc purposea. Prioo, £15 on aero, Terms, £200 at 8^ balanco caah. I/OR IMMEDIATE SALK—2S miloa frora A 1 Auckland, on tho Groat South Hoad. a vorj superior Farm of 190 sores, mo fitly all improved, subdivided Into ien pa .docks, and laid down in grass or in cultivation; valuable orchard good. Nino-roomed Family Houso, Bix-atallod stable, cowshed, sturohouao. oto. otc; threo miles from railway statioD, ou tho main road. Price, £IBSC Torms can bo made. —R. C. Groonwood., FOX siAl.it—Farm at Habylon, llolonsvillo, containing 298 acres First-class Land (ad loins Captain MoMnhon'n farm), new 7-roomed Houso and outbuildinga, orohard, garden. S sores potatoes, part laid down in grac8. Price of land, £11 18s CJd yearly for 11) years, two pay monta having been made. Prico ot Improvo monts, consisting of crops, house, stock, etc, eto £550.—R, C. Greenwood. FOX BALK—2OO Acrus of Kauri Bush Land being lot 165, and N.W. part of lot 161, Parish of Okahu, Hobson County, immcdiotely adjoining the Union Sash and Door Company c proporty ; stream through tho land. Prico low. Kaay terms.—R. C. Greenwood. THK othor Farm consists of 80 acres good land, fully improvod, 10 acros bush land, well watered; Now 1-roomod Houso, &o Price, £100. _ ,___.. FOR WALK-Seven-roomed Cottage, situated at the Whau, main road frontage; good orohard, Sec; i of an aoro of land, good woll, tec Prico, £280. (82) FOR SALK—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnul, co talning forty acres of vory choico. nnd Prico, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion of lot 79, containing 33 acres of vory good land, joins improved lands, Prico, £50. Also, Lota 11,15, and 35 of tho town of Manga pai, containing ono aero each. Prico for lot, £35. The above lot of lanrls aro a capital invi-Btmont, and eaßy torms can be made-say £25 caeh, balanco by instalments.—it. C. Groonwood. IT'OR SALK—S miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 . Acres of Good Land (Unimproved); woll watered; clone to good roads; 10 minutes walk from railway station; suitablo for anyone wish ing for small dairy farm, and to keep a horse and live out of town, the aspect being to the North-Kast, and view good: locality. Mount Albert, and tho landadioining boing all taken up and valued at four times the prioo asked for this land, viz.. £1210a an aoro, payable on the doferred payment syttom, or as agreed. R. C. GREENWOOD, UOTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, QUKKN-STRKKT LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND-STREET. ITIOR SALK—II2 acros finest land, with . abundant wator, and good three-roomed Houso. Tho land is bush, with 20 aores felled, aud excellent feed on air tho land throughout the year. Few miles from railway station; price only £280.— F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland street. FOR SALE—22I acres of good land in tho Pnkokoho District, 30acres of bush; tho wholo woll watorod, and near a Hallway Station. —F. J. MO3S. 281 ITIOR SALE-120 acres of lino Land, mostly fenced; part in grass, part bash; 15 miloa frora Auckland; to bo sold choap on easy terms. —F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-btroot. FOR SALE—Ton-roomed House convonlontly situated at Parnoll; also, four-roomed Cot tago and iargo allotment for £250.— F. J. Moss and Co., Shortland-street. 328 FOR BALK—A valuable and compaot Farm of 155 acrea, within 12 miloß from Auckland, and 3 from a railway Btation. Land of finest quality in flrst-rato condition, warm, and wo'l situated, with abundance of water, Houso, and all requisite farm buildings.—F. J. Mojs & Co, Shortland-Btroot. 221 FOR SALK—IOO Acroa at Mangare, in wholo or in part. Very flno land and a rare oppor tunity, in that well known district—F.J.Mo»s& Co, thortland-street. 178 FOR SALE — 100 Aores, with beautiful sea beach and sea view, only flvo niiiea Iron, City.—F. J. Moss & Co- 271 FOR S Farm of 265 acres, 0 largo part in grasa and crop, remainder fine land in fern, with small part in bush. Thiß farm ia beautifully situated near Tauranga, aud has a good 8-roomed dwelling Houso and out buildings. TO be sold oheap and on eapy terms, tho present owner being anxious to soil,—F. J. Mobb and Co.. Shortland-Btreet. 3GO FOR SALE—A large comfortable Dwelling house ot 8 rooms, in Remuera,, with splendid view and overy convenience, Terms easy.— F. J. Mobs Se Co.. Shortland-atroet. la FOR SALK—A comfortable Houso of 9 rooma, with 1 aero of garden and O'Chard; a fow minutes only from Poat-offlce. Torres easy. - F. J. Moss & Co., .'hortlond-streot. 31 IT'OR SALK—IO Acres, with deep-water front . age, ono mile from railway station.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortlandstreot. 371 ITiOK SALK—Houso of 6 rooms, with 6 acres, . at Onohu nga,~-F. J. Moes & Co,, Shortland streot. "11 FOR SALK—Section at tho foot ot Hobaon's Bay Koad; cheap, and ou enay terms—F. J. Moss & Co. , , „ ' 373 MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £20 and up wards, on freohold security, at current rate of interest. Tho interest and principal ro payablo on same terma es those of tho Building Sooieties, or on such other torms as may bo arranged to suit the convenience of borrowers. —F.J. Moss & Co., Land and Estate Agents, ehortland-Btreet FOR SALE-875 Acres very fine Land, with easy access by water, and only a few miles 1 from a railway station.—F. J. Moss & Co,, Land and Estate Agents. 206 1?OR SALE—We nave for eale a considerable . number of Houses and Building Allotments, Farms, and other properties, improved and un improved, of which we shall bo glad to give full particulars on application.—F, J. Moss & Co., Bhortland-Btreet. ~__,. ~ FOR SALK — 30 Acres, with comfortable Dwelling - house and Farm Buildings, beautifully situated, near Lake Takapuna.—F. J. Moss and Co.. Shnrtland-strcot. 11l ITIOR SALE— Building Allotments, Brlghton -1 road (Parnol), noar tho City Park (Pon sonby) and other localities in town and sub.irba. —F, J.'Moss and Co., Shortland-street. ITiOR SALE—A vory lino farm of SJO Acres, a fnw miles from Tourango.on the main road to the Hot Lakes ; 200 acrea in grata, remainder onen f>-rn land. Thereisaooonforlableresidence of 1. rooms, and the farm buildings aro all in irood order nnd complete. Tho land 13 very superior and woll watered. Terms easy,-F. 3. r Moss Si Co., Shortland-street. l»7 -



Land and Estate Agents. Dm Fa E V " " 8* HOUSE, LAND, INSURANCE AND ESTATE AOENT, Noxt "Horald" OHlco, duoon-stroot. fulTsTle, ALL that magniflolent.Corner Allotment, Franklin Hoad and England-streot, about 91 x 101, planted with oriiamontal toes. fto. | This is without oXcCptlon, tho cost alto in th(< MDlnity—both at presont for a villa tosldonco, nud prospectively as a grand business slto, WELLINGTON •STREET—BUBIn .99 Prfimlucs, leasoholdj Felt I3alS (cheap) OKATO, Now Plymouth—For Salo, or exchange [or proporty in or near Auc .land, 81 Acros, CO of whioh are improved, and tho remain ing 21 Btanding bush; 15 mllos from town t I fenced nnd Btibilivldod, 0-roomod houso, woll, nice orchard; atock-yard. oto ; telegraph lino olono.by; H-iluics ft-oih Iho sea.! at foot of Mount Eginont, Prico £300; £2.0 can BtandatlOporront, 320 POMPALLIKK TKItRACE, PonSonby-A Vorandnh Cottago of 5 rooms and allotmont, 50 x 100; nico garden in splondid order, Prico £300. 331 UUBLIN-STttICKT, Ponsonby—Voronicogable ond Verandah Cottago; nicoly furnished, how window, 5 rooma (large), protty Uowor garden in front; allotmoat 33 x about 100. Prioo £320. 831! SUES I lAN-STREET, near Ponsonby Hall- Nico Cottago, four rooma, &c„ verandah ln front, poitJh at back; good position ; £230. Alao, tho allotmont ut roar of samo, with f rontago to King-stroot of 30 foot, at 35s por foot. . 300 PARNELL—A Comfortablo Family Rosldonce, consisting of Drawing-room (30x15), Dining room (30 x 15), Parlour, Five Rod-rooms, Kltohou, &c.; wash-houso copper, water laid on, gas aud other comforts and convenionoos. UPPER QUEKN-STRICKT—HOUBO, fourrooms, wash-houso, and cklllion attached, all in good order; nioo garden, Two Allotments j desirable position. 237 PONSONBY—Wood street, now and splondidly ilniahed Houso of Ton Apartments; gas and fittings comploto; largo Cornor Allot ment thoroughly drained and planted. £860. PONSONBY—Commodious Residence, consist ingof Drawing-room (18x 10), Dining-room (25 x 12), Parlour, Four liod-rooms, Kitchen, Bathroom, _to. *c.; gas laid on and other comforts; splondid view; largo Allotment all planted and drained; vory dosirablo. 271 PONSONBY—A. good Investment, consisting of largo Corner Allotmont, on which stand Threo Houses, for £800; _?0-full particulars from v. H". Evans. ANGLKSBA-STRHJKT—Houso (In good order), Six Rooma. stablo. wash-houso, wood-shod, grod woll. largo Coruor Allotmont (about 133 x 118) fenced and foil, stooked with fruit trees, Howora (vory ohoioo); splondid viow of oity nnd harbour; £550. 209 NEWTON-STRKET—A very nioo and protly Cottage of 5 rooms; allotment about 33 x 150: iiplcii'iid littlo garden, good woll, Sec Must bo Bold. Pr co only £1-0. . 330 MOUNT ALJII.I tf - Houso, Six Rooms, stablo and outhouses, Four Aoros rich volcanio land, bu ..divided by hedgos and walls, corner lot, and within throo nilnuteß walk of railway Btation. 61 PONSONBY—House, Seven Rooms, Pantry, Storo-room, stablo. &o„ standing on high ground surrounded by sonio lino old forest trees, commanding a Bplendid viow: largo orchard nnd puddooks, in contro of whioh la a novor-faillng surfaco spring of water; al together about Flvo Acros; 61—full par ticulars from D. V, Evans. Besides numerous othor Properties largo and small, full partionlars of which can be had on application to 1). X, Evans. Farma nnd Coun try land from 7a Cd por aoro upwards. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS -BPRING-STHEKT, Ponsouby-at 20a ond 25s por foot. SPhINGSTREKT, Alma Placo-at 37a por foot. IKELAND-STRKKr-at.l7stfd per foot. PONSONBY TERRAOK-at 50s per foot; Wood-btrcot, Vis Od por foot. KING-STRELT—at 35s per foot, And various othor Lots. Full particulars on application to D.-*". EVANS, House, Land & Kstitk Aoent, 139. QUEEN-STREET noxt Horald Ollico. . Howinar Maoiimea W. C. DKN NE s THE OKKAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, lIAB,JUST lIKCKIVXD A Lar ;o Shipment of tho Challongo Machlno ol tho World— The White co.s Sewing machine, Tho Mo»t Silont Tho Ohoapoat Tno Most Rapid The Highest Arm Tho Most Simple Tho Largest Taolo Tho Moat Easy to Work Tho Host Cover Tho Moat Durable Tho Simplest Hhuttlo Tlio Most Elegant Tho Notttest fc'tltch Treadle Machines, from i"5 10a. THE BEST SE WIN CJ MACHINES EVER MADE. Price of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also, ALWAYS ON HANI), Gonuino Singer Frißtor and Rossman Wertheim Standard Howe Company's VV hoolor and Wilson Grovor and linker's JonOß's ABO Domoßtio Andothorgoodmakos FROM 2s. 6d. tee Week 1 2s. 6d. teb Week I ALL MACHINES GUARANTEED. Theao Machines can bo bad of my Agents :— N. Mol.ean and Co , Pioneer More, Whangarei; Thomas Wolls, Cambridgo; William Stovonson, Onehunga; 1.. Wayto, Hamilton; Parnell and Boylan, Glaborno; Brennan and Co., Tauranga and at other places. mH E /UUT T\ EPO T, OUEEN-STRKKT Medical. #1 O N D U R A N G O, Tun; Latest and Best BLOOD AND LIVER ALTERNATIVE, A Spociilo ln oil Skin Diseases. Road tho Circular and Analysis round every Bottlo. To bo prooured ovory where. UTA NI C DISPENSARY. 103, QUBEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. MESSRS. N__lL~& CLIFFORD, Medical Hekb alists.of Gko_.o._-stb.eet Dunedin [Kstahmbhed 1875.] Bog respectfully to announce to their friends and the publio generally that thoy have now Opened a Branch Establishment In Auckland, noxt tho new promises now being erected for Mr Wiseman, taddlor, where they will csrry on their business on tho same prin ciple as in Dunedin, whore it haa commended Itself to thousands of families throughout Otago. OUK WORLD RENOWNED BLDOD PUBIFIEK, ' Balm of Gilead," COUGH AND SOOTHING SYRUPS, Together with our far-famed DANDELION PILLS AND COFFEE, Can now bo had at tho abovo address, Our Dispensary open daily from 9 a,m, till 8 p.m., Sundays oxcopted. Consultation froe, also by letter. pHEMIST AND DKUGGIST. S. GILBERT, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST! 223, Q U E E N - S T X E X T, (Next to tdk Albert Hotel). Prescription and Family Rocoipts oarefully prepared and dispensed, Jost Landkd- A Large Stook of Perfuniory, Fancy Soapa, Proprietary Medicines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc,, eto. Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with core and dispatoh, and at lowest rates. Communications by letter will receive imme diate attention. S. GILBERT, 0 UEEN-STBEET. MEDICAL HALL, PONaONBY, ' Near tub Thrkk Lamps. J. G. HENDERSON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST AND SURGEON DENTIST. Drugs and Chemicals of best quality. Homoso. pathio. Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. Pießse and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Rimmoll a Perfumery. , _ Hair and Tooth Brushos, Turkey and Honey comb Spongea. Feeding Bottles of every description TW-OTICE OF REMOV AI, MR OTTO KOHL, M.8.P.. begs to announce to the public that he has Roinoved to mora con venient and centrally situated promises-tho residence known as Devonshire House, Hobson streot Thia will ba more convenient for hia pationts. Consultation free Hours: From 10 i to 12 noon, and 3 to I evening. . I



Merchandise. _ Jj] t pOKTEK & QO„ WHOLESALE ANU RETAIL IRONMO NGERS m IRON MERCHANTS uufefcii ANb iMuil stMebts AUCKLAND, pLIBSI J? M KB! ]^LIBBf f y £ *"v '<y I 1 Ilr*1 :.|^.» A» 4 j'*""A l No House. Hotel, Restaurant, oi sdop, should be without these Traps, WIRE DISH COVERS BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUBAGI MACHINES KNIFB-CLEAMNG MACHINES IRON BEDSTEADS AND COTS. E. PORTER & CO. Wish particularly to draw attention to thel Stook of (Q-ARDKN X--,1^01131 ™8' Comprising the CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10, 12, li, and 10 Inch, boing kept In stock. AMERICAN LAWN SPRINKLERS With Nickel-plated Arms. English Verge oe Border Cuttebs, p JL 3 M . Jft*fefc_l_^)Jr £ ° €>w^lf • 5 13 1 ° t=> \y I 3 111 S | I | 5i I I i I * m ' \ f it) OS ii :■ r_ | J , j* | THKSE THROW A CONTINUOUS STREAM. India Rubber and Cotton Hoso. Hose Reel- Jets, Spreaders, Unions, &o„ Sec, GARDEN SYRINGE 3. NETS, for Protecting Fruit from Birds Earthenwaro Fern Stands, Mignonette Boxes &a, &c. Pruning Shears, Flewer Gathering and Vini Boinors Hand Seed Drills, Soythos, Hooks, Hay and Digging Forks, Stool Rakes and Weeders &c, Seo.. tea. BEST SHE FFIKLD KLKCTRO-PLATEI GOODS, from Jas. Dixon's, Atkln Bros', and otbor flrst-claaa makors, Joseph Rodgers and Sons' and Lockwood Bros' Celebrated Table and Pocket Cutlery. RIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES, Those Maohinos possess tho advantage ovei all others by being fitted with a pressure cham ber, whiob is chargod with brine before insert, ng the needlo into the meat, thcroby preventinp the introduction of air. Meat safely corned ln the hottest weather. CastJron Fountains and Vases. white wirk moss baskets. Bpongb baßkets, cruets, tea-pot STANDS, &o. O Simnwoou'B EGG BOILERS. GALVANIZBD IRON FRAME NETTING. I "pi T>ORTEK He riO„ WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, HIGH-STREET, Auokland, This Department is Entirely Wholesale. STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. Large Supplies constantly on hand of BUILDERS' IRONMONGERY, Mining Re quisites, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Saws kept in stook up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zino Fenoing Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvils, Vicea, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumps, Centrifugal Pumps, Blast Fans, Hydraulic Jacks, Punch ing Machines, &c, &c, ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FORWARDED WITH DESPATCH.



Froßpecl.ua. m riiHAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED)! NOMINAL CAI-'J^AI7.., ... £400,000, In 400,000 Shares Of Al ettcli, Provisional Directors: ■ JJon. James Williamson, Chairman. J. L. CAMPiiEKh, M.D. F> D. Rich, Esq. Wm,Crush Daldy,Esq. E. s>. Iloo.tlB; ESQ. j. MoCoflii Clabk, esq. ™S s&^ker 'ifa HOBKrtT GHAHAI*. ESQ. E. ». y^J" Jiv q^ SQ' i iiSpi. dh/wohiu Esq, Wm. Aitkin, esq. joskph h6waWj, fa? BBSSl&?ragßi loiiv Wilson- Esq. lilnh. ii 2 J/vwuKtvp, Wm.lnnksTayloh,Esq. W. Maiiii ie it.vr.ai (J; J. STONE, Esq. , ,-™S„. tj. X.W.».H--fiCOMBB ) ES» ABEKATKBA H V. D. FEfrttrSi ns:.; Wbra ERU PAIMOI ]. ankers: Bank of New Zealand. Solicitors: Misfits, Jackson & RussmAj Forfc-strectj AttcklHiid; . Engineer: JAS; STEWART, ESQ.-,- M. INST. C.E., Late District Engineer. Interim Secretary: .tas, StewarT,- Esq., C.E, Tho proposed railway will fee stout seventy four miles in length, and commences at a point on the Hamilton-Tharaos Railway,. near tho town of Morrlnsville. From thia pomiit-runs Bouthward through tho centrei ot the.great valley of the Upper Thames, by a very easy route, for a distance of thirty-live ml «.; ft i thou mounts to tho wooded plateau whicn o««J™ tho Upper Thameß and Tauranga districts. trom tula It tSowendß, hy an easy route, to l» terminus at the Town of Ohinemutu, making; a further distance of thlrt.y-nlno In les. This oom plotosan unbrokou chain of railwaj-commuui cation between the City of Auckland and the Hot Lake District, which la tho central point ol attraction for tourlata tb Now Zoaland. Tbo cost of tho lino haa boon estlmated-af to r oxp!oratlon-by James Stewart, EstJ.,- l*te Dis trict Knglncor, to bo £2.000 per milofor the tint section of 35 miles; of tho remainder, 2. miles will cost £3,000 per milo, and tho romainiiiß IC miles, about £15 ;0 per milo; making a total cost for construction (of tho claßa of tho Government railways, and exolusivo of rolling stock) ol £209 500. Tho cost of buildings and rolling stock la estimated at £38,000, makiug a total Coat ol £217 500. It ia proposed to conatrnot tho Railway in two , Boctloiis; tho flrat section of 38 mllea under the provisions of "Tho I.iatrlct Railways Act, 1877, hy which, on approval by tho Government. tho Colonial revenue la security for interest or the coßt of construction and equipment not ex ceedlng2porcont., nnd the neighbouring lcndt (rated in proportion to the benefits derivable from the construction of tho line) are liable foi interest not exceeding a further 6 por cont, thus giving a certain interest of 7 por cont on the 1 Investment, ovon If tho lino itsolt only pan working expenses. The majority of the land holdors abutting on this section nave expressed their willingness that their proporties shall be brought under tho operation of " The Diatrici Railways Act, and tho Amendment Act, 1878. For tbe construction of tho second section, pas. ing, as it does, mainly through nativo lands, whioh it ia not possible to bring under "Th( Dlßtrict Railways Acts," it is proposed to work, if possiblo, under "The Railways Construction and Land Act. 1831.'' By this Act the Oolonia „ Uovornmont ia empowered to contract with o r Company for tho construction of thia Railway among others, aud to grant such lands as art available as an endowment. In thia case 0015 28 000 ucros are available, Bituated in tho Pateton country. Thia would not bo a sufficient endow ment, without rating powers, to warrant the conatructlon of this section of the lino, but th( nativo proprietors have, in addition, agreod tc givo a considerable aroa of land to tho Com pany. It la also proposed that tho Companj should acquire, by purchaso. a farther portloi of native lands ndjacent to tho lino, which may bo expected to bo largely inorcased in valuo bj its construction ; and, with thia viow, the cap! tat of tho Company haa been llxed at a buk sufficient to includo such purchases. By this • uieanß, It is hoped the construction of tho Bcconc section may be undertaken almost simultanc oualy with tbo first. Tho prospects of immodlato and very oon Bidorablo traffic on tho lino aro as good, 01 better, than can bo Bhown on any new linoir New Zoaland. Tho rapid strldoa mado durinf tho last fow years in tho Uppor Thamea one Waikato districts, show that the country has £ power ot production and of supporting a large population ln proportion to its area—equal tc almoat any othor part of tho colony. The pro Jected railway lino will open up an area ol from 1,500,000 to 2,000,000 of acres Ot available land, a largo portion ready for immediate occu pation. but at preßent -wholly unoccuolod. owlnf partly to tho want of moans of communication and partly to tho fact that a portion of this tor rltory has but recently been acquired from the nativo owners. Tho settlement of this extenßlvc area must necossarlly, for some years to oome, orc&tc a very lar-go import traffic, and year hj year, nB BC.tlcmont progresses, the export truffle of grain, Btook, and other produce must aleo in orcaßo to vory largo dimensions. But, inde pendently of tho ordinary eources of supplj towarda a railway traffic wbich agricultural and pastoral settlement ot tho country affords, then are special reasons which justify tho expectatior of an unusually rapid development of a varied extensive, Bnd paying buslneaa on thia lino. II ia now generally known tbat tbe purchasers ol tho lands known as tha Patotero District arc taking actlvo stops towardwbe immediate colO' nlzation, by comparatively small holders, of the wholo of the lands they have acquired, or arc acquiring, through the agoncy of a powerful com pany in Hngl»nd. Tho importations consequenl on tho introduction of a large population cannol fall to bo very considerable during tho first- yean of their settlement. Again, tho line in Its couiw to Ohinemutu, tups a valuable forest of magnifl cent |timber, from which—aa soon as the line ii oomplotod so far —tho whole of the Uppei Thames and Waikato dißtrlcta will undoubtedly draw their supplies of timber for house build ing, fencing, ar,d fuel; and last, but csrtainl; not least, tbo largo and evor inoroasing strean of tourists visiting Now Zealand Irom all parts of the world, attracted by the wonders o Ohinemutu and Rotomahana, will certalnl] prefer to übo this lino of railway, which wll convey them easily ln ono short day from thi oity ot Auckland to tho Hot Springs, by an eaaj nnd moat interesting routo, thus giving to thi > line tbo oxcoptional advantage of a largt passengor trafflo at once, Quito irrespective 0: the ordinary passenger traffic of the country. It may also be pointed out that for| a distance ot fully forty mhos the proposed line must, at 1 future and not vory distant date, form part ol , the main line connecting Auckland with Napior and Wellington, through the interior ol s tho island. Regarding tho trafflo which may be expected a comparison may be made with the existing linos in Auckland. Seeing that on these hnei thero aro many miloa of unproductive country and that tho valleys of the Plaka, Waitoa ond I Thames aro largoly aettlod and stocked land bj , the time tho lino is open may bo expected to bf fully so), looking also to the Bohcme for tho Bot tlement of the Patotero country, the Proviaioua I)lreotors think the comparison a fair one. Thi lateM returnaof tho Kaipara-Te Awamutu roil way Bhow a not revenue ot £193 per mile pel annum. Thia would give on the ffint Boctlon 0 thirty-eight miles, a not revenue of £7,331, or 1{ por cent, ou £100,000. Estimating the revenue for tho flvo yoars' working at only one-half thai of tho Kaipara-Waikato line, 33 per cent, will hi obtained, leaving only 31 per cent, to be niadi up by the District Rate and oovernment con tribution, or a little over ,2J per cont and undei 1 per cent rospoctively. For these reasons, ond for others too numet ous to mention, the Provisional Directors foe! fully juatifled in recommending tho under taking to tho Public 03 a work 01 national oa well aa local Importance Aa an inveatment of capital, it will be dlreotiy remunerative, and thoy conildentlj . expect tho heat ty Bupport of the people of Auok land, both town and country, in a work whiol cannot foil, immediately on its completion, te add, as no one undertaking has added before, tc the population, production, and the import and oxport trade of tho wholo Provincial District. Tho Nominal Capital of the Company is pro posed to bo fixed at £100,000. in 100,000 Shares oi £1 each. Tho first issue ot Shares to be 200,000, on which it la not intendod to call up more thai ' 10a por Sharo, and it Is anticipated that 5s poi ■ Sharo will sufiico as paid-up oapltal, for tho flrsl suction of tbo Railway, becaueo it ie proposed tc exorcise tho borrowing poworß conferred by the > Acts. On tho prosecution of the second section it will bo a question whethor to isauo more Sharee, or make further calli on thoße alreadj Issued, Tho payments on tho first issno to bo li on application, and tho balance by Calls of li each, at Intervals of not less than two months. Applications for Shares to bo made to the ; Secretary, Shortland-Btreet, or through author isod agents, s. 70,000 Shares havo already beon taken by 3! subscribers, in amounts not less than 1,000. At it Is anticipated that tho whole of the Share: will bo rapidly taken up, early application wil be nocossary. Priority of application will be a factor in the allotment of Shores by the Direo< tory. No application will be rocolved for less than 20 Shares. Tho following Gentlemen are AGENTS authorised to receive applications for Shares, viz. :— Joseph Newman, Auckland Alox. Saunders, „ Chas. Alexander, „ Samuel Vlckors, „ J. Friar Clorko, „ Kobert Frater, „ John Mowbray, „ Kobort Home, „ J. B. Morpeth, „ J. M. Lonnox, „ Wm. Flood, „ J. Wickona, „ F, G. KWinston, „ Kennedy Hill. Hamilton /^HKAP TIMBER. THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. ABK NOW PEKPAEED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, INCLUD IN<_ Sashes, Doons, Mouldings, Turnkey, Carving, and Fbetwork, AT 188 Vkr^y Lowest rates. Union Sash and Door Company Branch Offiob custom-house-steekt, au gkland. 7". O X O 5 A x ii \JT to Roth's Pnbllo Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Viotoria-Btreet Mast. Chargo, Onbs Shilling, Open all weok days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Moknings from 6 till 10 a.m. Tho Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towols, fleßh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps. Sec Select bath-rooma (private! for Ladies eveiy day, at all houre, with female attendance, Onk Shilling. Ploaaa note tho addresa: Victoria street East, abovo the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Choap Bedding and Furalttu.-o.Mart Anckland.



Prospectus, ST. HELIERS LAND, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL .. £50,800 In 10,000 Shares of £5 each, 10s payable on application, :0s on allotmont, and tho balance aa required. Dibkctorb: William Aitkon, Esq. I Thos. Lindeaay, Ksa. j, Bennett, Ksfl. . I Thos. Morrin. Esq. Captain J. L. ClarK i E. Mitcholson, Hsq. J. Gifford, Esq. I Dr. Purcbae Solicitor : William Coleman, Esq. 8 KCRKTAny i i. W. 3Ht iokstti. Bankers : Tho National Bank of New Zealand. Brokres 1 T. W. Hickst* and Anthorlaed Agents. Fow olasses of investments can be named which havo, as a rule, proved so largely and certainly romunoratlvo aa tho purchase. In V. hotesale blocks, of suburban lands, and their sub-di. Ision and sale in sections suited to the requirements of the general public. Lands purcbasad within the last ten or fifteen yeara, at from #10 to £20 an acre, in the neighbourhood of Ponsonby, Mount Eaon. Epsottl,- Remuora, and North Shore, are now realising from £200 to £700 and £SOO an acre. Kvoii at Onehunga (sevnn miles from town), quite recently, lend for vila sites bos changed hands at £200 to £'M an note. The St. Hellers Company hns been fortunate in scouring tho foe simple of nn estate within twenty minutes'journey of town, andpo^sosaing unrivalled natural advantages for the foi matim) of an exceptionally attractive seaside suburb, and this on terras which will enable the Companj to offer cottage, villa, and country residence site; at prices and on terras which Kill defy compclv tion, (MA will, dt the same time, secure U Shareholders on immediate, certain, arte highly satisfactory return, Tho estate consists of the three properties iec-intlr belonging to tho Auckland Stud Com pany, Messrs Gifford and l_vani>, and Messr- Gollan, containing some 651 aores (and Includioi the whole of tho lato General Taylor's Oloi Orchard" proporty), situate at the entrance o tho Waitemata Harbour, to which it has ai oxtsnnivo frontage, us well as to roada in thi vicinity of &%. John's College. To many tho iJlacS is familiar. To descrlb nnd do justice to its manifold beauties withii tho limits of a prospectus, even If desirable woCld scarcely ba practicable. Suffice it to so; that experienced travellers have gone so far a to declare that its scenery surpasses any thin thoy havo over seen in other parts pf the wortf and to predict for tho undertaking a futur of unrivalled proaperitr. It to vriWa roe easy reach of town that anyone desiring t gatiify himself of the truth of the aasortio c*n havo no difficulty in doing so. to which en ovory facility will be given by tho Directors c slcfetary- Tho distant* byroad can he oov«re with easo in a trap in fi_rty Aye minutes fro town. Tho route is by X etV.market, Remuen and St. John's College, Tho Directors have entered OT«jr™2*K_JJ! the work of opening the place np triWn«™"J"J time, and. to this end, have made MtauMOMi for tho erection of a pier, at which *«* steamoru may land passengers In comfort, an safety. 1 bey bavo ulbo in contemplation ." purchase of a first-class paesenger steamer, i run regularly between the pier and Uueer street Wharf, a trip whioh (being under 1 miles) may bo aonc in from 20 to 30 minutee Stops havo also been taken for opening up a neT ond more direct rood through Orakei, whic] will considerably lessen the distance by road. Tho survey of the estate is being vigorou»l: pushed on, necessary reserves being mode to recreotior. and other public nurposes, includini on esplanade along tho whole length of th water frontage A portion of the native bush several ocres in extent, will be carefully pre served, and roads and sections will bo laid ol in such a wny as to give easy access throughou all parts of the property and to tho man; bsnuti-ul Bites its verdure-clad slopes afford. Tho Company has been formed under ver; favourable außploes. a large number of share having beon alroadv taken up, the Compsn; registered, and tho purchase of the propert; completed. The Articles of Association, together witl maps and photographs of the estato. are opoi for inspection at the Registered Offlco of th Companj', Groat Northern Land Agency Roonu Applications for Shares can be made to th Secretary or to any member of tbe Aucklam Brokerß' Association. "PROSPECTUS FISHER AND COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, £50.000. IN 50,000 SHARES Ol T A ENTY SHILLINGS EACH. It is proposed to Call up 6s on application, 5s Ol allotment, and tho balance in Calls of 5s on three month's notice. Provisional Directors: Messrs Wm. Aitkrn Jambs Bailey „ Jot,, pii Banks Thomas Ciiing „ P. Comiskey D. B. CuricKsnANn „ JOHN Ki-hkii David Nathan, and Jas. Wallace. Bunkcis: Hank of New Zealand. Solicitors: VYIHTAKSri, RUSSBL, & BOBKLT. Brokers I A. Saundsrs and Charles Alexander. Managing Director of tho Tannery and Fellmon eery: JosEi'a Banks. Managing Director of Purveying Department: John Fibhbb. This Company proposes to pnrohaße the i business of Messrs Fisher and Co., of Auok i land, and to carry on the wholesale and retai . ButcheriDg, Meat Freezing ond Preserv I ing trade, together with FeUmongeiy, Tanning , and other branches of the business which ma: bo found expedient, and it is confident'y ex . pocted that with increased capital and in ■ proved appliances, the present profitab'e busi i ness can bo vory much further developed. i Two month* since ordors were sent home f •": fa Bell-Coleman Freezing Machine, oipable o freezing 126 tons measurement, and manufactar I ing two tons of ice daily. It is manifest that ii i a warm climate, such as oars, this process wil ' enable tho Company to carry on operations witl i economy and success, as with a properly fitted i no chilling chamber, there will be _>o nececsit] '■ to feed a heavy stook ot cattle, sheep, ant Soultry, as the eupply oan be regulated exacth y the requirements of the trade; tho mea ', being only chilled, not frozen, will keep full] 1 forty-eight hours longer than meat killed unde: the most favourable conditions. It will alsi 1 offer great facilities for storing butter, game and other perishable goods; and enable thi North of New Zealand to compete succetßf ull: , with any other part of tho Colonies in thi ' manufacture of bacon, curing hams, and pre ' ductlon of preserved meats. Tannery and Fellmonoery.—The latter ha ' been carried on by Messrs Fisher & Co. durini , the last twelve months, and with a view o . extending the business to tanning and wool [ scouring, a dam was erected, capable of holdin: i half-a-miUion gallons ot water, and a 1-inoh pip . laid a distance of 1,300 feet, to the first buildini • erected on tbe sits; and Mr Aickin, C.E., ha ' surveyed and mado plans for a dam to holi '■ three million gallons of water. The supply o i water is admitted by experts to be practical! - unlimited, and good judges, who have inspects , tbo Otahuhu property, agree that great foresigh > and judgment have been shewn in laying on . the works for a large and increasing business. ' Mr Thomas Rnssell hes very kindly sent ou a complete plan and specification for a Mode , Tannery and Vellmongery, using tramways ever \ appliance of the most modern construction. Thi , will be of immense advantage to tho proposei ' Company, enabling them to mako a largo out ' turn of a very superior article and having th i benefit of the very latest solentifio improve - ments in its manufacture. Arrangements have been made with tbe Gt i vernment to have a station on the site of th i worKs, thus enabling the Company to carry o i a large shipping and carrying business, wit L every facility and despatch. It is also proposed to utilise all rolueo in th . manufacture of a superior manure. Thee < works bavo beon in oporation six months, ani tbe article produced has given the greatei | satisfaction, Mr William Altken and a Committee, selet ' tod from tho Provisional Director., have it , spected all the freehold properties ot Messr , Fisher and Co., and have arranged the value tions on a most satisfactory basis. J The live stock, carts, and general stock-ii ,' Trado will bo valued by Mr Jas. Wallace and W , Robt Hall, and the business taken ovor on th , let dty of January, 1882. Messrs Higher and Co. accept 26,000 pald-u shares in the company, ln full pay ment for all th i freehold properties, furniture, &c It is propose ■ that Mr Fisher should act as ManaglngDireoto ot tbe meat-purveying department, and M > Banks of the tannery and fellmosgery, &o. i Intending subscribers ehould send in their ai i plications at once to Messrs A. Saunders an 1 Charles Alexander, Brokers for the Companj , as already there are many applications fo shares. The share list will closo on Wednesday, th 7th December.' I ' 'Tndert.air era I Established iB6O. DTENRY P. HAY WARD i-fi. Upholsterer, Matt ess Maker, and Funs Undertaker, GRET 3TREE T AUOKLAND Mattresses Re-made. Furniture Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Groy-Btreet. Eootß and Shoes jfS^Nj*^ T\RAW NEAR '3fe|lJi's=9!iS_BK^ toria-Etreot.'hasno-w %Pptfg§g|§*» a fine Stook of Boot! sizes, at Lo wot City Prices. Blue Boot, Blue Boot look OUT »OB C. B ROOKE' 3 Ffj| B*'Ue Bwi 'ADVERTISEMENT In a Few dais,



money. -', yiCTORIAN LOAN AND DIS COUN'I AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The ;above Agency having Opened a Branolr in Anckland is prepared to Advance Bums 01 Money, from £10 to £1,000, on Personal Socurity, I. «Eds of Proporty, Shares n Public Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Renowalßieffeoted. To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) £10 Maybe repaid ln instalments ol Ita per week £20 May bs repaid in instalments of 20s per week. Of b? eny other mutual agreement All communications, either personally or by lotter, strictly confidential. Address— HIGH-S T R X E T, Next Anckland Hotel). Box 90, Poat-olUco. * U O'KLAND PfiKMANKNT A- CO-OPKRATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. OlTIOB:—93, QOBBN-OTEBKT LOANS granted npon approved securities off Freehold or Leasehold Properties m Bums ot £20 to £6,000, principal and interest being re payable ln instalments, at the following rater for overy £100 borrowed:— —_ __„_. I Repayments oxtend-p„ w -._-. Total amowalP ing over For WKBK' Repayable, B. d. £ fl. 1 years _ .. _ 12 6 130 0 0 Byears- _ _ 9 2 143 9 3 .*£# 8 years _ _ _. 7 6 156 7 « , A 10 years 8 3 162 18 8 or Further particulars may be obtained-on , application at the Sooiety's Oliice. J JOHN BATGER. j Seoretary. f IVfCNEr iv iiEiSD, on approved 1 JJ JL seourity. > K. K. TYLER, Solicitor. Vulcan lane. I ra/i ONEY TO LEND, ln large or small JjML stuns, at isnol rates of interest, f OONNELL & COOPER, , Solicitors, j Vulcan Lane. I iTfONEY TO LEND, in sums of £200 l ItJ- and upwards, at 7 per cent j JACKSON & RUSSELL, i Solicitors, Fort-Btreet. . V^f-fift TO LEND in Sums of £500 I &O\J\JKJ and upwards.-F. Ring, Bhort- § i land-street. f ,| * TV/I CNJfcY TO LEND on Mortgage ot | 0 First-dase Freehold Securities. if rm"'OUHD WM. COLEMAN, a SoUoltor. M a I ncr of Queen and Shortland-streets. Ql_ , — ■ 0 r_.oi.ei a. SI 1 -Tji DEN YIN is H U TEL, . hy_i EDEN TERRACE. i S. E V 1 N SON, ,r _■ . -.greed to sell out his interest in the r Having. \ y on the 3lßt December, 1881, and to r above HoU . ] arK6 BW ok of Wines, Spirits, So., : clear out th.. reduction in the below 3 has made a . , # parties wishing to purohase i" ' advertised piic*. at Bav i D g by oahlDg. . would make a giv " Per bottle [ MarteU ß andHenn^^ BBrandy' c.,lßalto^V ' 6 r (strong) _ „ „I. ''■'■'■' i Dunville's Whisky.. .. Ib: Bmall.. 2 0 ' Rum, 33; Old Jamaica (Drool), ' i « , Cousen'6Sherry, best,lb; small ~ "jg Sondimnn's Boat Port, Is; small ~ ~_\ a i Amontillado sherry, 6s; small » "26 , Old Tawny Port, ss; email .. .-' _an '. ~* , English Ginger Wine .. .. ■■ In Case (Genuine Brands): , ( g ■ 1 Hennessy's Brandy .. - .. .-»V .6 't: i Schiedam Schnapps, Is bd; email .. - * n Geneva, JDKZ,M,IB 6d; small _ „ 3 . . OidTom .. - -• •• -— * » Dunville's Whisky.. .- •• .•• ,- * ° Scotch Whisky, Lome, Way, ond Bon Ac cord .. .. "IS • Townseud's Sarsaparilla .. .■; ~.,-•» 2 English Ale and Porter (best brands), 1M to 1 6 Flask Brandy, large. 3s; Bmall, Is fidand.. 1 9 .;;, Bplendid Port and Sherry Vl iS», per dcz. „62 0 . AH Spirits cold by the GallCJ. (over-proot> « same aa iram Bonded Store. Terms: Strictly Cash (no exceptions). SAMUEL EVINSON. Proprietor,. . 3 1 rjTHE MAN UKAU HOTEL, Onehunga, 1 Proprietor, Thomas Rioe.—Special acoom* modation for Travellers from the various settJej ments adjoining. Suites of Rooms by special arrangement for private families. Mr Rico having had the pleasure of succeeding Mr J. A. Wbitßon, of tho firm of Messrs R, Whiteon and Sons, Brewers, Auokland, nnd Mr Thomas Cod lin, Onehunga, in thiß extensive and weU _ appointed establishment, respectfully BOllOltß tho patronage of tho surrounding publio and visitors from Auckland, Hot and Cold Bam A fino brew of Wtutson'a Sparkling Aloa,oouplea with the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. A speolol Billiard-room, with one ot Thurston 8 Best Tablet. Exoeilent Stabling. 1 Fc ilk jk-^ oxA rr, • formerly of tho City Club (lately of tho Terminna Hotel, Holonsvillo), having bought the Freehold of the Whangabki Horn, from Mr Coffler, begs to Inform visitors that no effort Will be spared to afford satisfaction. Hones and Pleasure Boats on Hire, 3 ryiO TOURISTS AND OTHERS. 1 ! ! WAIWERA HOTKL, HOT SPRINGS, NEAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly v ' . appointed throughout with every modern luxury •;., and comfort, comprising amonust other spec*- j alities—Pall Saloon, Drawing, Dininrt, and ', Rooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal ana - other Baths: Lawn terraces, Archery, Cricket, ' and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Fruits ia Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, . 6tC" LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, '. Systematized in the same admirable principle as the far-famed Walwera Hotel offers its - '■ Patrons Bimllar internal advantages enaattrao . tions, while the surrounding Scenery and '■ wonder spots are beyond compare and of . world-wide tarn». requiring no comment. :■_ i JjyL AGSTAFF HOTEL, j JD NOR*H SHORE. i W. H. PEARCE - (Late ot the Commercial Hotsl, Hamilton, and Royal Mail, Auokland), i Having taken the above Hotel, will be glad to ' see hia old friends. T' WH WAIKATO HOTEL, HAMILTON EAST. ' mV GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR [ TRAVELLERS. I SAMPLE ROOMS, I AND LIVKRY AND BAIT STABLES. t F. G A U D IN, PkOI'KIKTOB. I LJALACE HOTEL, HOT L&KEB, r JL OHINEMUTU. ROTORUA. ■ First-class accommodation for Tourists,' Trave " lore, and Visitors during both wlntei' and J summer months. Private Sitting Rooms. Smoking and Reading Rooms. ; .';. Billiard 6. j Coaohoß, Buggies, and Saddlo Horses for HIM i Conveyances will meet every Steamer. Important Notice.—Tourists can make ar. 3 rangeraents with Capt.M.T. Clayton (Inenranoe 3 Buildings, Auckland), Mr J. Kolly (Tauranga), I or Mr Wm. Kelly (Ohinemutu), tor through t trips to tho Lakes, including boat and ooach hire, hotel accommodation, ond all etoesterns, - at FIXKD BATES. ■ _ , , , , --f Trip from Anckland to tho Hot Lakes and i baok, on the above prinoiplo forTm UO.H-U8 - ONLY. WILLIAM KEILY, PKOPKIgTOB. , . nnTo G--K- A Z I E X S. ;.;| NORTHERN HOTEL PADDOOKB, s Gbkat nobth Road. . 1 Wanted, at onoe, 10,000 Horses to graze and t masUoate the luxurious grasses, and Mink ola a ■ pretty winding meandering stream whioh flows J toroughthe wholeof thevaatandwelUheltOred ; . eßtate. A great chance tor enterprisingewci. 1 OWn6W- ROLLUPtiI r b. H. OURNOW, Proprietor Great Northern Hotel, the oldest established house on the rosd , where the choicest brands of Wines tM-3 ____ coupled with the best brews ot Ale, are on sale. , Saddlery. ___J. 'if! 8. J O N E 8 : VV • Has Just landed ex 'Hermtono,, 'Ashmcro, 'Halclone,' ' Avona,' 'Coronil* 'Oxford,' and S.B. 'Norfolk, a Large As sortment of Skasonahlb Goons, oomprlslnK Horse Covers, good durable oitlcJei| lined art shaped, from 15s | Waterproof Lola Covms, Aprons Horse Clothing, CUpping M«*lnWI;M Buggs,, Gig, and Carriage Lamps i Raoo SattOiM 11 Jubl; Arrived, per «Hermlone," my SeoOn4 » Shipment of Vauner & Preßfs Celebrated Niw Patient Oil, MOLLISC O R I V M, tor Harness. Carriago Tops, and Aprwu, J^mSa very eoonofflioaL and superior to Noatsioot uu. BU because it Is perfectly waterproof, readily.pMj;^ trates the leather, effectually prevents «aOHWf J|H| does not evaporate or dry out of thelaaioMj^a^ will not oome oil after application, and harness may be polished with compo Immediately after WATERPROOF RIDING APKONS j Our own moke, best quality, and latest improved shape. W.B_], has alwayß a large general stoofc Btyr.Wm prising HARNESS OFALLKINDa Racing, Steepleohose, and Hnntlng Stock W.^ dies, and Bridles, Stablo Requiaites, Sumtnw I and AVinter Horseolothlng, Valises, £?*_ m%l I teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Past* ___m Saddles and Harness Compos, Oils, tee, KLLIMAN B EMBROCATION, JWf.S| ARRIVED. A large stook ot latest Improved extra trojJJ PACE. SADDLES olwoys on hand. FromWh Five per Oi .nt. Discount allowed lor Cash W. 8. JON B 'M QUKEN-STRKKT. AUOB-ttANR'«