Mr Pennefoather had by this time been made aware of the good fortune in store for him, and he had sent in his resignation or tho curacy. , . ~ . " 1 think they are very hnppy m their new prospects," wrote Lancelot. "The way they received the oiler was characteristic of both. Having an appointment with Mariablcs, I rode round by way of the Hermitage, They had just dined, and the things were still on the table. He was standing before the lire, looking gauDt and care-worn, with something in his hand which I am sure was a bill. The baby was sprawling about on an old shawl spread upon the lloor. Mrs Pennefoather was scribbling away at that little davenport by the window —doing, what do you suppose ? Writing a sermon from dictation I She said she often did so 'to spare Derwcnt's eyes.' Her own, poor little woman I looked as if they wanted rest at least as much as his. indeed I think she had been crying. I stated my busincssas briefly, and in a3 matter-of-fact a style, as possible. ' They will be a rough lot of parishioners,11 said ; 'and it will be a hoiribly dull hole for any parson to pitch his tent in ; but the living in at your service Mr Peonefeathcr. if you care to accept it.' He listened with his eyes fixed on the floor, and continued silent when I had done speaking. I saw the colour rush up into Mrs Pcnnetcathcr's face. She looked at him, and clasped her hands nervously. Inconceivable as it seemed, I saw at once that she was afraid he would decline. Finding ho did not answer, I spoke again, "i here will, at all events, be no lack of work on the moor,' I said ; ' and I know you are not alraid of work, MrPcnnefeatber.' Then he spoke. ' It is a gicat work,' he said ; but it will demand a special |gift of persuasion I question if I am worthy of the mission. To this I replied that I knew no one so worthy ; and then, taking his acceptance for granted, 1 went on to spcakabout the dark folk, and the trouble 1 feared they would give him. 'The living,' I said, 'will be worth JCfiOO a year, besides thirteen acres of globe. But you know what poor stulf the Hind is up there ; too much like the people, I fear—more prone to tares than wheat. 1 The tares must be looted up and cast into the fire!' he said with energy. Then, drop ping his voice, be added, at if to himself :— 1 But if a blessing goes with the good seed,' it, will grow—it will grow.' I vow to Heaven, Winifred, I looked at the man with envy- Lifted iv one moment out ol grinding poverty into comparatives allluence, lie yet thought neither of money, nor house, nor land ; tut only of the task to be done, and the souls to be saved ! But his words, al iillcvcnts, showed tbat heaccentcd the duty : and that wa» enough. Mrs Pcunefeather, meanwhile, had taken her baby iv her arms, and was kissing it and crying over it, quite q\:ictly, bj- the window. As for myself, 1 li»d a lump in my throat that almost cuok«d mo. However I blurted out some thing about being in a awful hurry and glad it was settled j and tlicul just squeezed his hand, ami—bolted ! I luvo seen a good dea! df liitit since then, for we have many thitigf to] talk over and arrange ; and the more 1 si!e of him, the better I like him. A more earnest, simple-minded, lovcablo fellow uevcr breathed." 11 will be gathered from the foregoing extracts that Lancelot was busy enough ii: these days ; and that if his work waa heavy and his worries were many, heat all evenlf enjoyed the exquisite happiness of making others liappy.

CHAPIEII LIH.

WHKItK WAS 'TO.NIO MORKTTI ? Blood! Tlic boy belonging to (lie Tiattoiiii, whc cnmo cvcrv morning to cleau and sweep up, anil old Anita, who at this season of the ycui was ,-tt her post aa soon as it was full day light, were first to give the alarm. Then came Maria theserving-maid, and Giusieppe the conic, quickly fallowed by tiio l»nd-lord and his family. And then scnrnnling out of tlioir bed», flinyiug open their windows, screaming nhriil questions to those below, the lodgers, in various stapes i/f undress, came Bcurrying down, almost tumbling over each other, and crowding to the gate way. Blood ! Wliorc blood ? How shed ? When, and by whom ? What bad happtucd uudei that dark1 firch in the dead of night, when the dwellers in the Onteiia del Cappello were asleep in their beds 2 Questions which all naked and none seemed able to answer ! If murder had been done, it had been done so swiftly and silently, that not a sound, not a cry, had jarred upon the stillness of the night, Stefano ]ieni, waking to the shrill clamour did as the rest—ran to the window ; saw that something unusual had happened ; Hunt: on his clothe*, and hurried down. "What is it all about? What is the matter." he asked, first of one, then oi another. '; Murder is the matter !'' "There has been an assassination uudci (ho archway 1" "There's blood on the stones !" " Blood that's not yet dry !' He pushed his way through the crowd, and there, in truth, just midway of the gateway, lay an om'nous crim«on poo: connected by a trail with another and s smaller pool close against the street-kerb, " 'Tia blood, sure enough," said the wheel' wright; " but 1 don't see why it needmear murder. 1 bled as much from the noK oue hot day last summer." There wnsan outcry of dissent. Amurdci it was, and a murder it should be ! They wort not going to lie defrauded of their tmgedj in that way. Darting forward with a sudden cry, on< of the womeo stooped, snatched something from between the stones, and held it on bigl for all to see. "Dio! see here, neighbour Stefano Was your bleeding brought on by such i thing as this!" It was a broken knife-blade about tw( inches and a half in length, and three quaiters of an inch in breadth. The wheelwright looked grave, as well h< might; and the babble of tongues, checket for one second, broke out shriller than before, "It looks as if it might have been sis iuchts long before it was snapped acioss,' said the landlord, turning it this way anc that. "Itis a dagger—it cuts both ways 1' cried the woman who had picked it up, Stefeno Beui put on his glasses, "It is not a dagger," he said It isf knife-blade, newly-ground to a doubl< edge." " Ground for the purpose I" said th( landlord, solemnly shaking his head. And then again the woman shrieked thai it was a murder—an assassination—c randetta ! " But there is no blood on It," eaidStefanc Ueni, drily. It was true. There was no blood on it— not a smear ; not a speck ! The thing seemed almost incredible. Here was the broken weapon of tho assassin yonder, the blood of the victim. How, then, could the blade be unstained ? '' Che ! che ! che 1" said the wheelwright, contemptuously. "Murders are not cony mitted in this way ; and murdered met don't generally walk away, to save folk the trouble of burying them ! A drunken scuffle, a broken knife, a cut finger, may be —and there's your murder !" The landlord put on his judicial air. " There's more blood here than ever came ot a cut finger,'1 he said. " But can't you do better than to stand staring and guess ing? AVhcreisthe handle and the rest oi the blade ? Find that, and we should per haps get a clue to the mystery. .But there 1 It's no good attempting to search, unless you all clear out of the gateway 5 Stand back, Monna Teresa—stand back, (luisopge ! By your leave, dame Gianettaj Come into the courtyard, good friends, or go out into the street, as you like best 1 Now, 'Lina Pezzi, since your eyes are bo sharp, try if you can find the handle I" Thus encouraged, the woman who had picked up the piece of broken blade went to and fro, peering between the stones, scraping over the rubbish drifts in the corners, and examining the contents of the street-gutter outside; but for all her searching, neither she nor any one else could find the other half of the weapon. " If I lent you my spectacles, 'Lina Pezzi, maybe you'd discover tho corpse," said Stefano Beni. Poor as tho joko was, it raited a laugh, and changed the temper of the crowd. " Murder or no murder, I won't waste my time any longer," said the cobbler shuffling off to his stall. " JVor I miDe," echoed Basilo, the joiner. I've a cofliu to finish before breakfast, and my customer wont wait," " And before I can earn a soldo to-day, I must take my mare round to the black smith's, to be shod," growled Paolo, the vctturino. Then the land-lord bade his lad fetch saw dust to soak up the blood, and a mop and a bucket of water, to cleaaso out the gate way ; and presently the men dropped off one by one to their work ; and old Anita lit her brazier and spread her chestnuts to roast; and only Monna Teresa, Dame Gianotta, Brigitia, and some others of the more in veterate gossips, lingered and wondered and chattered, till the last ciimson stain was washed away. Sleeping at the back of the house sleeping soundly, too, after lying awake and weeping half the night-La Uiulietta heard nothing of the clamour that roused her uncle in his bcd-chamber overlooking the courtyard, lint she woke with a start, nevertheless, conscious that she had slept

I too late, that she had dreamed troubld dreams; that something was wroDß though what that something was, she could not at first remember. a Then it all Hashed back upon her memory Ho waH gone ! Gone to share the perils of those wlio go down to the eca in ghinu This was why her dreams hud been all If wreck and <lis;istcr ! Tin's was why 6 i woke with that dead weight at her heatt l ° But she must not begin the day with tears and terrors. She must get up quickly ami light a little lire of sticks and pine-cones for Uncle Stefauo has a big cup of hot boiled milk every morning before lie goes off to lib workshop in th e Piazza Bra ; and that cup o f milk and a dry crust are ah the food he iaices till midday, when he comes home to dinner. So La Gulietta made haste with her Simula toilet, and ran to knock at her uncle's door as she went by. " Uncle Stefano !" But he was neither in his bedroom, nor in the outer room, nor in the balcony. U e j,.? got nj) without being called, au'd gone out without waiting for breakfast. l Was lie so early then—or was she so late' The clock pointed to a quarter-past seven' tielo ! m late '! How could she have slerrf to such an hour ? And the little uncle rather than awaken her, had Rone away fasting ! She would run down at once to the Trattoria, and learn whether he had taken a cup ot coffee before starting, if UQt she must boil his milk, wthout a moment's delay, and take it in a stone bottle to th? Piazza Bra ! Opening the outer door, however, s |j Q fouod licnelf face to face with Mount Brigita. a " Ecco, my child !" said the clog-maker's wife : "I was just coming to you with a message from your Uncle Jleiii. li ß j a gone to work ; and will get a bit and sup at Douda's Cafo in the Lconaua, as ho goes along/ " o'li, Monna Brigita, I am so vexed I cannot think how I casic to sleep so late !' "Late or early, my child, you have nothing to be vexed about," said Monna Brigita,. "Ho only did not care to take the time or (rouble to come up all these ■ stairs again." " Had he gone down, then, for any thing ?" " Gone down !—why— don't\oukuow V i " Don't I know what ?" i "Oh the Blessed Saints ! Such a scene : as we've had, and you to have heard and , seen nothing ! Nay, then, ' cava' Giulietta , I must come in for a minute, and tell you all , about it !" " ; So Mouua lirigita came iv and sat herself ; down; and, with such embellishments and , exaggerations as herimaginatioussuggeated i told the whole marvellous story from begin, i rung to cud. Meanwhile, La Giulietta, i listening with parted lips and frightened t eyes, grew paler and paler as the narrative • went on. I " Your uncle may scoifas he pleases,' i paid Monna Brigita, when flic had talked I heiself out of breath ; "but 1 maintain, that | a black deed of some sort was done last '. night under our gateway ; and if it wasn't i .nurder, it was something veiy like it! ' ' You should have seen the blood ! Two big pools ; and the stones al! splashed betweenj j a» if the poor wounded wretch had tried to i get away, and was stabbed a second time ! ' But there ! I declare you're as white as a i ghest, child !" ; White, indeed ! She might well look white ; ior her thought." Hew at once to her lovu1, and her very soul turned sick with horror. Not vainly had she felt that vaguo presentiment of evil wheu they parted. Not vainly had she welted her pillow with tears, and sobbed herscll|to sleep! |Theu that sound , that L'eaarenoticed onceor twice,when they were talking on the balcony—that sound, as ■of some one lurking and listening below ! Uue naire rose to her lips ; but she dared not utter it—one ques tion ; but she dared not a*k it. Where was Touia Moretti ? Wheu Monna Brigita wts gom-, she dragged herself to the window, tremblingly, heavily, as one drags along in dreams; and there—although it was now nearly eight ■ o'clock—there in its accustomed coruerstood . Moietti's vettuia. The other men had cleaned their carriages, put their horses to, and diiven away long since. The women had filled thcircaiis, and ■ gone about their household duties. Maria, the serving-maid, was running to and fro i with hot dishes between the kitchen and the Tiaitoria. The landloid and a country : carter were busy loading a cairclta with empty wine-bancls. The children weic , whooping and racing about the yard ; the ; cocks and hens were scratching over the rubbiih heaps ; the daily life of the place was going on just ss though no dread unknown thing happened but a few hours before. The only unusual featuio in tWs familiar scene—(unusual, that is to snv, i& bo late an hour of the day) was !Tonio ; Moretti's vettura. The yard was gencral'y cltnr by half past six ; at latest, by seven ; aud Tonio, - as a rule, was one of the lirst up and about. But there alood the vettura with closed b!inds and empty shaits, all splashed and muddy from yesterday's driving; and yonder, through the open doorway, she : could hear the uneasy stamping and 1 whinuyiDg of his horse?, waiting for their l morning feed, and wondering why their master neglected them. Where was 'Tonio Moretti? i In after years, Guilietta Beni could never i recall that day's agony and suspense without a shudder, fcomehow or another, by force r of habit, as it were, and half unconsciously, : she went through her ordinary household ' duties ; but to sit down calmly to embroider when these were done, was impossible ! ) She could only walk restlessly to and fro, ; listening, watching, wringing her hands, i When Stefauo Bcni came homeat midday, she met him on the threshold. 1 " Uncle," she said, "my Ccsare is dead or i dying. That was his blood ; and ' 'Tonio Moretti is his murderer. ' ) Her checks were white ; her hands were • like lire jhervoicesoundedhardandEtranpe, Startled and alarmed, the wheelwright ! strove in vain to calm her. I '• It is of no use," she said. "There . stands'Tonio's vettura. It has slood there r. all the morning. His horses are starving in ' the stable—there is uo one to feed them. I He is afraid to come near the place. His hands are red—he dares not show them I ' The brand of Cain is on his brow." " But I tell you it is all folly !" remon strated the wheelwright. i " Lina Pezzi picked up the dagger!" ' , J "Lina Pezzi picked up a bit of broken bhcle with no blood on it. Now, in the name » of reason, my little girl " " Heason !" she cried, holding her head t wildly with, both hands. i " Don't talk to me of reason! Find out the truth for me, or I shall go mad 1" | ) Then Stefano Beni, being fairly at his wits' end, promised to do what he could—to 1 - go round to "I'onio Moretti's lodging ;• to make enquiriy at the police-bercau and at > both the hospitals ; to do anything, every. ---• thing, if she would only try to be patient , So the poor child promised patience, and kissed him with a look that scut him down i stairs with the tears in his eyes ; and when • he was gone, she went to her room, and i poured out her heart in prayer and petition • to " Our Lady of Sorrow." i When ho came back some three hours i later, the vettura was uo longer in the yard. ■ ;| Ernesto Moretti, 'Tonio's cousin, who lived down by the Poita Canossa, bad beenround ; meanwhile, paid an indemnity of a week's rent, and fetohed the carriage and both ; horses away. '■ " We were the best friends iv the world !" ■ said the landlord, in astonishment. " I've • stabled his boasls for two years ; he has had his dinner at our Trattoria pretty nearly ' every day ; and we have never had a word of difference. I cannot understand it. But ecco ! it is the way of the world !" " Ay, neighbour," echoed Stefano Beni" "it is the way of the world !" But ho chuckled softly to himself as he went up the stairs. The door opened before he reached his own landing. She had been listening for his footfall; but now that he had come, she could not speak. " Cheer up, my litile girl !" he said, coming quickly in, and shutting the door behind him. " Cheer up ! all is well—it is 'Touio who is in trouble—it was 'Tonio's blood that was spilt, and not our Sujnor Capitano's ! The poor brute is in bed, and a surgtou attending him. I saw his land lady. He tells her he met with an acci dent last nfght; but he seems to bare been drubbed within an inch of his life. His face and head [she says, are one mass of bruises-three or four of his front teeth knocked out—and his eyes swollen up as big as a couple of oranges. He won't be able to see much les^ to get up—for a week .«; or more, the miserable devil !" "You are sure that this is true?" she asked breathlessly. " Sure—positive ; for after I had seen the landlady, I went ou and saw the doctor. Now, are you satisfied ?" " I—l don't know," she faltered. "It* do not get a letter to-morrow morning, little uncle, you must take mo to Venice. | But when morning came, the dear, | welcome letter came with it. Ccsare Donato was safe, aud well, and very busy ; and expecting to weigh anchor for Trieste in a couple ot days. I (To be continued on Wednesday,)

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Auotions. ly o ? I ok The SALE of BREWERY at Gisborno ia POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, tho 9th inst,, lit 13 o'clock, B. TONKS & CO., Auctionoors. I?, TONICS.] [U. C. CAKR. MONDAY, MARCH 14. SPUING VALLEY FAIiM, WAIUKD. I'AKM AT MAUNGATUIiOTO. I). TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Monday, the 14th instant, at 12 o'clock, FARM at Waiuku, known bb Spring Valley Farm, containinß 219 acres rich volcanio land, well watered; near to tho Town ship, nnd adjoins a splendid run. ALLOTMENT No. 28, Parish of VVairau, Maungaturoto, containing IGS acres (lrst rlasa land, between tlio Bryndcrwon Kstato and Mr Fraser's Farm. B, TONKS.] |R- C. CARK. MONDAY, MARCH 14. [THREE L.4KGE ALLOTMENTS, KYBER PASS ROAD. TWO ALLOTMENTS, QUARRY ROAD. B. TON iv S & CO. WILL sell on Monday, the 14th inst., at 12 o'clock, Tho abovo wellsitnatod Allotments, in fa rising district. Volcanio soil, with good view d. tonk£ n. c. oark. TUESDAY, MARCH S. BAKEUS' FLOUR ! RAKERS' FLOUR I B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, the Sth instant, at 11 o'clock, on TONS OF BAKKRS'.FLOUR, a roally ■"" Rood sample. Samples can bo had at Mart. To Close Accounts ;— 100 Sacks OATS. B, TONKS.] [R. C. CAKE. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. ► fiRADE SALE of Fiji Sugars, Gro- X cories, Oilman's Stores, &c.,'|Whiting, Apples, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneers. B, TONKS.] [B. C CARE. ON OR ABOUT TUESDAY, MARCH 22, TOWNSHIP OF HENDERSON' FARM SECTIONS. BUSINESS SITES. RESIDENT SITES. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been intimated by Hon. T. Henderson to sell at 12 o'clook noon of Tuesday, March 22, THE ABOVE. Investors, Farmera, and others, desirous of securing a comfortable homestead, within a ehort distance of tho City, ara earnestly re quested to visit the abovo. Tho Railroad Station is on tho property. The land ia gontly undulating, well watered by two never-failing streams. Tho soil is rioh and fertile, as evinced by the hsautiful homestead and gardens of Mr. A. Beetham. Within a short distanco strong ndicationa of coal have been discovered, and at no distant data Henderson will rank as one of our most thriving Suburban TownshiDS. TUESDAY, MARCH S. FOR POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Btore, on abovo date, at 11 o'clock— 1 case Mole Trousera 1 case Boys' and Youthß' Overcoats i cases Cloth Caps 1 case Haberdashery Aleo, 10 ends Bliss Tweeds. W. S. COCHEANB.] [JAMES DACRE. MONDAY, MARCH 7. DWELLING-HOUSE, To be Removed in Fourteen Days. THE subscribers will sell at their rooms, Fortstreet, on Monday, 7th instant, at 12 o'clock— A LARGE DWELLING-HOUSK. in tjood order, eitnato bottom of York-Btreet, Parnell. To be removed in fourteen days. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRAXE] |JAS. DACRK MONDAY, MAKCH 7. HOUSE!? — BOND, KUSSELL, AND CHEAPSIDE - STREETS, NEWTOWN, THE subscribers have received instruc tions from the owner, who is leaving tho colony, to sell at their rooms. Fort street, on Monday, 7th March, at 12 o'clook— Allotments 152, 153, 151, and 155, having a frontage of 132 feet to Bond-street and 105 feet to Cheapside-street, laid out and planted with trees and flowers, well situated, and having a good view, with the comfortable Cottage of five rooms erected thereon Allotment 121, having a frontage of 33 feet to Russell-street, with five-roomed Cot tage erected thereon Allotment 77, with a frontage of 33 feet Ituesoll-strcct, and having a Cottage of five rooms erected thereon. For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. "~ MONDAY, MARCH 7. THE PUKEKOHE YARDS. FOR SALE, on Monday next, at the Pukekoho Yard?, A Three-year-old DRAUGHT COLT, by Major An active Horse, used in the plough and heavy-spring Cart ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, MARCH 8. JUNCTION YARDS. FNOR SALE, at Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, at 1 o'clock, 50 Prime Fat Bullocks, from Hr.wera 40 Fat Cattle from Waikatoand neighbour hood 100 Fat Sheep, Fat Lambs Tairy Cows, Storo Cattle, Veal Calves Fat Pigs HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY MARCH 0. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE. THE usual Monthly Pale will be held at tho Pnkekohe Sale Yards, on Wednesday next, when A Lartro Number o£ Store Cattle will be yarded, consisting of— Dairy Cowp, Storo Cattlo Calves, Yearlings, &c. Horses, Sheep, and Pigs. At 11 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. MOIsDAY, MARCH 7, At 11 o'Cloek. IMPORTANT SALE OF TOWNSHIP. rrtflK undersigned have been instructed 1 Vr <h<2 Kew Zealand Land Corporation (I.tai<A&t V) olfer by public auction, at their J"«iis Jiwixit. \l>-. Htrand, Taoranga, on Monday, ttit'rii K&.".b, l'/il, at 11 o'clock a.m., S 1 E W A Ii T STOW N, <js -ran '/'£ X'XJKZ BLOCK, Hay 'ji Pmcbty Diktbict. Stewuciavowu its ustoa'ii&y situated in tho <x>uux: of ci-ifc ,»sio*ur, on Ih'i main road U» the Laky IAHHi'.-i, sjscl wjibfn 12 iiiiica vt the mi>k\iy risiug ""own mxi i'oit of 6'l'au rangtt. The 'I'd Poke ll\w, Iwiii it* j/jtiUon end the BUperiW'iiiiuliv v< ilt bob, ol'Jt ftt'Jb'.on f> h<> ooine ouu of u,t nival f.'juri.-;i'M,;/ oi*'.Ji'.-ta in the North XhUhhl, a&o w.'V Iww fi»« centre <jf » very large na-.u of lnajtuiliwout country now bi;in« nagotiuuA ii>i and wkicii will t-jx locg te open ior settlement. It it iMitUiinpla'.ud ehon'y to oyrmy;! btewail« -t')Wli wi'M t!J9 W«t rf 'JV.urf.UKu by. v tU-.tun ii&mway. , , . , Plariii vf -lie Township iuay Us obitvam <>n ap piioutioi; to Mr K. /..nhur, AuoWtweW tuid l^.ud Ap{i;rit, Ouu;i.-wocrf mCtoimz of Sale: O-M-tMrc* casli: balance in owe and two }'vmk ftt eight pc-jp cvdlcm per MUOIU, TUKNKK & WWW, Auvtioaeere, (J|



Government Notices. pUBLIC NOT IF lUA TI ON. SALE OF RURAL LANDS. Crown Lands Ofllcc, Auckland, February 11,1S81. I|hereby notiry that tho Rural Limda icon lioned in thoSchrdtilo heffUnder will bo ollered for sale by Public Auction, at this ofllco, on WEDNESDAY, tho lCth day of March next, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. r>. a. tout, Commisaionor o£ Cii>Wn LHndf> BOHKDULB. KAOLAN COUNTY. rAEISH OF WKONGIA. Lot, Area. Upsot PIICo, A. H. r. & s d 20 }■ 118 0 0 111 15 0 » 50 0 0 37 10 0 \l\ »y o o 7i 5 o 100 37 2 0 28 2 6 103 51 10 SS 8 » 105 21 0 a 18 3 II 108 49 0 0 36 15 0 121 31) 0 0 29 G 0 128 ]• 113 0 0 81 15 0 331) 135 ■) 136 y 150 0 0 112 10 0 137 J 138 \ \fA 207 1 0 155 8 9 111) 113 i l{H 200 0 0 150 0 0 ug) 117) ljf,J- 174 3 0 HI 1 3 H9a) 168 15 0 0 33 15 0 171 60 0 0 37 10 0 }p! 100 ofl 75 0 0 }™j I«J 12 7o 7 0 IS2) 188 > 113 0 10 SS 13 0 202 J r^J- 3? 213 n6 3 2Q5 i'O 3 CS 3S 5 0 211) 212 } 150 0 0 112 10 0 220) jjjjj j- 72 330 51 15 0 239) 210 } 115 2 0 10'J 2 6 21l) 215 31 3 0 23 1G 3 252 51 0 0 3S 6 0 250 50 0 0 37 10 0 261 5U 3 v 37 17 0 2SI) .^J- 183 10 111 3 0 285) 288) 259 } 123 3 0 02 10 3 290 ) 200) 302 V 117 0 0 87 15 0 303) Description of Land.—Thcso Isnda are situated on tho left bank of tho Waipa, and most of them aro easily accessible by rjads formed already or oasily formed. The general character is undulating, opon fern, or bush lands ; tho soil bsing very fair, in some casea rich. Cay of Islands County. Russell survey district. (Pipiroa Bay.) A, n. p. £, s d Block, Section. Aroa. Upset price. V. 1 20 315 21 0 0 2 and 3 39 0 0 3D 0 0 Description of Land.—Section I, undulating land, about 12 acres covered With ti-tree, the soil being ot a better quality thin the remaining portion of section, winch is poor fotn land; four acres near tho creek fit tor agriculture; watered and acceasiblo by road and river. Sections 2 arid 3, land undulating, about D acres covered with mixed bush, containing some serviceable puriri, tho remainder high ti-tree, fern, and scrub; ground rather broken towards tho head of the gully; watered and accoasiblo by road. Note.—Plans may be seen, and further par ttculars of tbo Land obtained on application at this office. Terms of Sale;—Ono fourth of mirehase-money to be paid at time of sac, nnd the balanoo within one month thereafter, otherwifetha part of the purchase money paid by way of deposit shall be forfeited, and the contract for tho sale of tho land Bhall henceforth bo null and void. Crown Grant feo to be paid on completion of purchas -pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. SALE OF EUKAL LANDS UNDER " THE AVAIKATO CROWN LANDS SALE ACT, 1878." Land District of Auckland. Crown Lands Ofilce, Auckland, February 11,1831. I hereby notify that tho Rural Lands men' tioned in the Schedulo hereunder will bo offered for sale by public auction, at tbla office, on WKDNKBDAY, the 16th day of March noxt, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. Raglan County. PARISH OF PIKONCIA. Lot, Area. Upset Price. a. i). p. £ s d 22 50 0 0 37 10 0 30 19 3 37 37 10 0 35 19 3 20 37 10 0 37 JO 1 10 37 2 G 19 id 1 21 37 2 6 51 50 1 5 37 17 6 55 51 233 38 16 3 57 50 0 30 37 13 9 107 50 1 27 37 17 G 109 50 0 6 37 13 3 133 40 1 8 31 17 6 191 19 1 1G 37 2 C 203 IS 3 9 36 15 0 l<s\ 98 1 0 72 3 9 East ptn. 210 19 118 37 2 C Baßtn.pt, 213) „ „ 215 V 00 339 C8 5 0 211) Central pt. 213). 33 221 25 G 3 West ',', 210) „ 213 } 18 0 13 13 13 0 215 I |JJ} 90 033 72 3 3 2J-1 50 0 0 37 10 0 UJj j- 99 2 0 74 12 6 |Jj- 06 336 72 15 0 fs[ 101 238 76 6 3 263 19 2 3 37 6 3 269) m\ 110 2 0 105 7 G 272) Description of Lands.—These lands aro situ ated on tho left bank of tho Waipa, and most of them aro easily accessible by roads formed already or eaßily formei. Their general charac ter is undulating, open fern or bush lands, the soil being very fair, in some casej rich. Note.—Plans may bo seen, and further particulars of the land obtained en application at tbis oillco. Terms of Sale.—One fourth of purchase-money to be paid at time of sale, and the balance with in one month thereafter.otherwiee the part of tho purchaee money paid by way of deposit shall be forfeited, and the contract for tho sale of the land shall henceforward bs null and void. Crown Grant feo to bo paid on completion of purchase. •pUBLIC NOTIFICATION. SALE OF VILLAGE LANDS. Crown Lards Office, Auckland, February 5,1881. I hereby notify that the Village Lands men tioned in the Schedule heronnder will be offered for eaie by auction, at the Survey Office at Tauranga, on WHDNKSDAY, the 9th day of March next, at tha hour of 12 o'clock Noon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lane's. SCHEDULE, TAUEANGA COUNTY. Atuaroa Village. Te Poke Block. Block I, Section I—l rood and 2 perches ; 2 3, i, 5, 6, 7, B—l rood each; 9-32 perches ; 10-1 rood and 15 perches: 11—2 roods, 21 perches. Block 11, Section I—l rood and 1 perch; 2, 3, 1— 1 rood each. Block 111, Sections 1, 2-1 rood and 2 perches each; i, 5, 6, 7—l rood each; 8-33 perches; 9-1 rood and 7 perches; 10,11,12,13, 11-1 rood each. Block V, Sections 1-23 per ches; 2—l rood and 32perches; 3—l rood and 2 perches. Block VI, Sections 1-1 rood and 2 perches: 2—l rood and 1 perch; 3—27 porches; I—l rood and 31 perches. Block VII, Sections I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12,13,11,15,16-1 rood each. Block VIII, Sections 1, 2, 3,1, 5, G, 7. 8.!), 11, 12,13, 11. 15. 16-1 rood each. Block XI, Sections 1—35 perrhea ;2, 3, 4,— 1 rood each :5— 1 rood and2perches; (i—l rood and 3 porches: 7-lrco.land2wrches; 8. 9, 10, 11, 12-1 rood Bach. Block XXXI, Sections 1, 2, 3, i, 5, 6, 7, 8, '), 10, 11, 12, 13, 11, 15, 16-1 rood each. Flock XXXII, Section 3—31 perches ; 1, 5, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10, 11. 12. 13, H—l rood each. Block XXXIX, -;<i(jtloriH I, 2, 3,1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,11,12, 13, )5, l«-l rood each. Biook XL, Sections 1, 2, 3,1,5, i, 7, 8, 9,19,11,12,13,11,15,16-1 rood each. Upset price, £30 an acre. Notk.—Wans may ho coon, and further par- Icularg of the Land obtained, on application at lr:s iAM'x ; anc at the Hurvoy Oilice, Tauranga. Terms of Sale ;-One-fourth of purchase-money o be paid at time of «a!o, and the balance wi hin ue month thereafter, otherwise the part of tho uroWse money wild liy way of deposit fihall a forfeited, and tho contract for tho ealo of tho nil simU Ijo henceforward bo null and void, Vnwu Grant f«o to ho I alii ou completion of trchaw.



Dampier'e Wonderful Rareame, WONDERFUL NEW YEAH BAlt> GAINS.-Most of tho following Won derful Hai-Knins nro in Iho Window : Grand Lot of Ladies ■;, 3, and I button, WM'o and Colour.)'.!, Josephine Kid Oloves (50 (Ion.), 2a | I.islo Thread do. Od i Gents' VVlilto do, ls| Girla do, Id; llojrn' Hummer CnlW, Is; Mcns Holland Coato. -Is Od1, Alpaca lMißt iYiUp, 0s: IjndiDo' p.iul Gills Straw Hats, Od to la (id ; lioya1 liens'and Jioyu' Hlnck or Drab Sofi, Fell Hills, 2o; bfovrUartido,Xi — Hand somo I'letur. " (fmtUWit, 3d and Id ; Hand- Bomo do (mitr inu'd), Id. Come and look ivt lliom; Meo 1 ot ol 1-oVnly ttossamor, 1 Itturcii* Cutout?, li ror id; Urand L'H <<t Cliiltlrelit Boots. 10 to 13, *s IW pel.1 pair; Onlnd Lot oi Childron'a KM HOoto, 7to 1), 33 Cd; l!) to 13,1; 6d; Infanta' Boats and Sliooh, la and Is fiti: L-ftriiot)' Gorman Priibollft flqb> (Bowl*.), TS: Livdioa Knpliah It Lit Hitfta, 4a bii to 7a; Udief ■AucMntiH. Mitcio ICid Hoots, 8s:Nlb«l.ot ol Mena' Auckland Mode V luatio Bido Kid Hoots, 0 to 10, Da; lloudsomo Tobuoco Stands, In ouoh l*tti3'iiiK Unrds, !)d tho pnbk;'lho FnsMonnbli OrnamuutoA ltlaok Fans, la lid; Uojb' llll* Collar?, size, 111, M thD box t Men's StUntl Up do, 2d box; Nlco Lot of Suninitir Multoti, 3d ami Od t WldoSiiuH Hlbbon, Od tbo yd; Olrtpcr, 10.1 thn yd; Ladles' Hiuk C'dllara, 21 tho box: llandsomo Puggrees, nearly 3 yds long, !M Mora Black SiUin.ltalJd tho yd ; ltlaok Vulvotocn. 2a fid; lllnok Bracelet*, 3d the pair: tho Fashion ablo Black Snnko Bracolot lOd tho pair; —————nloo lot of good Blilbll Velvet, from 3d ; Mon'sSummorSoJc, 3d ; LiUlkn Wblto lloso, 3)d; Girls' Superior do, C.I; Itit <,l othor kinds, cuoap; LoiUl Pbnr'llsi ed Ilio iW Memo. Hookß, 2 for 111, or Od tlVn Mi \ Frilling 2d to Set: Markiure Ihk, tid tho botilo ; Hint' Lining, Id tho yd; Broad Knivoa, Is: Chlldronu' otronK, irood alzo, pretty, VVnU-rlnß Pots, !M ; 2 blado I'ainpa Knives. Ud; Holland I'lnuforoH Is ; 51) yd rcnla ot Coloured Bilk. 2(t; CraiK Trimming, la tho box of 30 yds; Cnipo prtllow Cd oncb ; lnrKO pnekcti? IWr I ilia, Id; Silporio: SuonKCB, liko lbs last, II) tho pl<>oo ; Men's Slilrti 18, 2<i, 2-3 Od j UoyB1 do, diirorcnt sizes, 2a; Watered Marine, la thn yd Merino, different coknrs. la lid tho yd ; ShlrUni •11; Putfßoxea with Hull's, Cii,!)u, and 1h; nlci lot of Tabio Oilcloth, Is tho yd ; Men's Studp, Hi tliOßCt; Mnrktiiglnk, 6<t thobot'.b; Ulilhh liii Bottloa with Metul lttl-i, Cd ; Boot Lhcoh, 3d po do». ( lot of Silvered Hrooohos, Is ; Ladii's' t-.il Yvrcd Sotfl, 2a fiii; SilveredlCarriugs, Od ; FinKe Kings, 2d and lid; Silvered Ncckluta, 0 t and is Largo Silvered Looketp, 2a; llnndtonio fork porows, Is; Kleotro Plated Forks, la; Spoon* 2d to la; Knivoa and Forks ((food size). Od pair Barry's Celebrated frlcopli'erous, la 2tl tin bottlo; nlco lot of Boot Trunks. 4h and fls Dressing Combs,3d and (id: Siiottod Not To falls', (id tlio yd; Infanta' Bibs, (id; Silvorod Perambulators, Od; Toy Whips, 111 Velociuedes -il * - Work-boxes', lilted with Looking Ulk«b. Sols-ore Kc. 2b; Tea Gil; largo griiiid China do, L'h Trumpets, 2.1 to lid ; Punch with Oymlml*, In Children* Mates, 2 I; Mon's Walking MiokH, 1: 0.1; l!oya- do, Sid : nice lot of Scout, tid tho bottlo Piping Cord, IS knota for (id ; Shirt ilultons, 12doz for 3d; Superior I'oarl do 3d tho dO7. • an immonso quantiiy ot Stay Hunks 2dand Id thopiilr; •■— - llookn and Kyen. fid tho dox Cards handsomp Motal Dress Holders 2d eacli ; tin Now Fashion Girdles, lid each ; Illiickund Uroj Thread, 3d tho reel; Infant's Feeding llottlcx. Ilil t'reah lot, ilnir Bruaho?, 1b ; fresh lot Nai Brtielio.', ltirgi', oval, and fquaro, id [and (ii Tooth Brushes Id; Shoo Ilrußhes,3a ilio nol of 3; ladies' end girls' Thimbles, Id em;li Brown Windsor Soiu\ 7 ealicn fot' la : Ulycoruu Bars, 7d tho b».r; Blind Tassels, 2d ; largo hand somo Ink B »ttle». Is; ladloV and (jlrls' Uin brullas,3.i; lnrgfl slieetsof Pins, 3d ; Indies hand BOinii Silk t-'carvea, Is 81; Moiley's lCnltt.ini; Cotton, oto 11, Is Od tho lb; Book Muslin.fid :- Steel Knitting Pins, I for 2d; pretty Kg« Cups,!) for Is ; splendid lot ot Spectacles, la the pair, worth 2a tid; Slate lVnella, Id tho doa, or (id tha box of 100; Hair Nets, Id each t Sarcouct, lsM yd ; Peerless UloE3, shines boots without bmnliuH, Od tho bottlo; a wonderful bargain in nicoly bound books, including Nolaon's Arithmetics, 1b ; —BreadTrays,fid; Brass Uulciniorp, (tho children can play tunes on them). Is each ; ————— —handsome Cut Glass Hottles Scent, Is 61; otlmr kinds, (id; handsome Soi'lpturo and othor Motloea, that hang up, stand up and lay down, Id each: Mounted Picture Cros.es, 2d each; Framed Pictures, 1b tlio pair; iiltick Lustre, Sd ; toll tho shoemakers I am Bulling ladies' Boot Mocks at (id tho pair; a few Tomahawks left. Is each; ladies' Stays, 2a tho pair; lot of superior fashionable Stays, slightly aoiled, U; irrdnd lot of ladies' Satin Soarvoß, Is Od : Whito Tucked Skirting fur Petticoats, la tho yd: men's handsome Braces, Is ; little boy»' do, Gd : Towols, 2d and 2}d ; Honeycomb do, (id ; Tur kish do. Is; Sal in Tubular Trimming. Id tho yd; Note Paper, 2d and3dquiro; Knvelopcs 25 foi 2d ; Toilot Mats. Is tho sot, (3; Ladies'and Grnt3' Hiding Whips, Od; Fingering Wool, 3a the heart of 13 hanks; other colours. 3d tho hank; black and white Berlin Wool, 3d tho dozen skelna ; all other colours, Id tho dozen ; Childron'a Picture bandkorchiof«, 2ii; L'ldic.V do, 3d to Od ; Gent's do, 61 and Is; piano Brown Holland, In: Turkey Twill: Is 3d tbo yard.-W. H. DAML'IhH, No. 1. UnDar Uueen-streof ADVANCE NEW ZEALAND. Those who buy from A. McLkod's Wlioleaulo nad Retail Cash Storo, and Spring Lathe Mat trass Factory, City Mart, 123, Queon-atroct, Auck land, oppodlto Ti ftnd 8. Mtirrln, Ironmongers, assist taoinsolvbi and beuolit New Zealand. Ail articles ticketed in plain figures, and dclivorcd to any part of the city fr^o of charge. Country orders promptly attended \o. Open every week day from S a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p.m. to enable tho public, to icspector pur chase anything they reaulro. PRICE LISTt- SPRIMG LATUkMATTRKSSKS (for doublo beds), Ift Gin wide, 2ja : lft, 22.< (id; 3ft Gin, 20s ; 3ft, 17a lid: 2ft (iiD, 15a ; 2ft, 12iti i (all guaranteed for 2 years); Cocoanut Fibro Mnttresw, to suit the Spring Lath AUttresaes, lft Gin wido, 30a; lft. 27s fid; 3(t 6in. 254; 3 feet, 22» Bd; 2ft On, 20s; 2ft, 173 61. GRATKrt-FullKPKiaterGratpa Unaran tcad), from 2ns to 22* 6d; Parlo.nr Gratea, lOi Cd to 12a 3d ; Kitch'n Grates, lit Oil to Ida : Kitchen Hanueß, from (V'b to 90s; Colonial Ovons, from IS3 to 2tia ; Tomb Hulls, 10a to '-'3a tid tho aection ; Sasli Weights, 10s Cd por cwt; Largo Uoiiere, l;'s ed to Ma; Iron Saucepan.*, •.'» Od to tja 9.1 ; Frying I'ans, 2s to 2s yd; Ualvnnized Iron Wash tubs. 3s Gd to 9s; Galvanizci Buolcota, Is 8d to 2a Cd; Slop Pails. 3a Cd to 3s Cd ; Large Baths, 25a to 32s Cd : Bullock and Trace Chains. M por 1b ; Iron Kitchen Sink?, 20s; Chimney Cowls, 20s to 2:!j Cd; Cheoao Passes, 100s; Iron Lasts, Id p"r lb; Common and Patent Blocks, from Ins Bd to 35s 6d tho sot (stropped); Patent Clothes Horsea 69 each. TIN W AltK ot all descriptions on hand, at tho lowest prices. Please call and examine for yourselves. PAINT—AII shades, already mixed and ready for uee, from 8s to 9i a gallon ; Ked Oxido of Iron Paint, 3 shados, for priming or outside painting, at Id per lb ; Oak, Carriage, and Kurniture Varnisib, 10s per gallon; Paint Oil, 3s 3d to is 3d per gallon. Saucoa of all descrip tions on hand cheap. HKUSIIWAItK-of all desvriptionp, too numerous to mention, at tho lowest prices. BELLOWS-Hand Mellow*, 2j to Is; Blight Ca: Butchers', Cs ; Painters'. 0s; litackpmiths', 7s G1 to 130s ; Fancy Bellows, "s to 9s. tOAP—first Prize, Parnell Hoao, 5d to la (i 1 rer bar: Scented Soap, 2d to I! i per c»ke. BISCUITS-Plain and Fancy Biscuits at thi lowest prices ; Soda Water, Lemonade, and all kinds of C.Tdiala on band at equally I.owPrieo?. lIITCHKN'd CELEURVfKU UliOOli UK STORKK. cheaper than any place in town. ROPK—ClothoH Lines, and ropo of all descrip tions. PATH NT STICKING PL ABTEH.done up in tin boxes. Blue, for wa'hinsr, at 101 por lb. PO'ITKRY, of all dfscriptions. including Vasts, Bread-pans, Washing Bow's, lUia.'ic Seats. Surface 'I iles, nnri 'l'ilcs ot every kind. JJA°ICI£T\VAHB,of all descriptions.very choao. Churns and Wooden Tubs, g'eat quantities to choojo Trom. FUiiNITURiI;, tho BKST a-d CHEAPKBT i-i town. BARROWS. Toy and Navvy Barrows, on hand, very ch°ap. All kinds of Boots on hnnd to choose from. Plcaso call and see our Pomradour Snoea. very cheap, os we are tho only party in town selling them. aaddiery, WS. ,f O N E S • Having Jnst landed ex 'Fernglen,' Loch Doon,' and ' Scottish Lassie' a largeasaoifc' mentof all kinds of HARNESS MOUNTINGb he is now prepared to execute- all orders for Carriage, Buggy, Single or Pair Horae, Gig or Dog Cart, Single or Tandem Harness. STRONG DURABLE STOCK SADDLES, Our own make, complete with Mounts, from £3 ss, Od. Always on hand, a Labsk Stock of CAB. SPRING CAlir, .DRAY AND FARM HARNKS W.9.J. has always a large general stock, com prising Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Baddies and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Summer md Winter Horseclothing, Valises, Portman ;eaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Pasto for fuddles and Harness, Compos, Oils, &o. FLY NETS IN GRBAT VARIETY. JLLIMANS EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED. A large stock of latest improved oxtra strong PACK SADDLES always on hand. From 60e. Firo per cent. Discount allowed for Cash, (7, 8, JONES, OTKEN STKKKT. AUCKLAND. E COLE'S SULPHUR HAIK RE STORKB Vill completely restoro in a few days Groy or 'rematurely LiKtit Hair to its Original Colour. lloss, and Beau.v, withont the slightest chance f injury. Eccle'a Hair Restorer is one of the est offered for sale. It effects its objects satis ictorily In a few days, producing a perfectly atural colour, thoroughly cleanses the head rom Scurf and Dandruff, and causes the growth f new hair, and preventing it Irom falling off, old in bottles, 2a 6d each. Prepared and Bold 7 M. KcclfS, Dispensing Cnemist. Hewin's luildings, Welleßley-atrcet, and Bold by all espectable Hairdressers pELEGEAPH LIKE OF COACHES. Hamilton to te aroha. W. X, Cahter's COACHES will ruu Daily to le Goldflelds. Booking Office: Gwyano'a Hotel, Hamilton, W. X, OARTBB,



Guusmittts. ~„...-.., ~j. D v It AN D, ■I- *-4"i* r>i 1-O • GUNMAKKH, , h'}! ' ' -i'l W. VV. Gukbnkk's Agent, HAsS _-- W QUKKN'STUKKT, AuciclanU, I |».'r^' I KoxtAlbortHolol. ' fel;if GUNS AT GUST PRICE, i e¥ HyIV.W. Greener. Scott Ktchan'3. ■tyJr lUMMKRLEBSANDOTHRIIQCOT, 1 \ CIIOKICMOHK, til: ; i^r^r_3 A few good 'jlki.kscopk?. !W. H. H A '<■A nDI f IJUNMAKEK, 105, QIIHKN-KTUKKT, AUCKLAND, ! Agont for \V r. and O. Scott and .-oil's Uunß, 1 IlOffl to annouueo tho arrival of a t>plondid ulnp c " ihontof. G.t"ionov<& Ul'tntts I hamMkiiless and cilokEiiol;]!: 1 ; GUNa, ■ togothor with extensive shipments from W. . and C, Scott & Sons, Isnao llollia & .uona, P. : Wobloy & Son, and other milkers. 3 Ilamuiorl(<Hß linns .. .. .*JIS to .-fiyn D'liibfcllreoeii-loUdora .. Jlr. lo J:i« r single ililto £5 1o ill a Doublo iMuxzlc-loaderß £2 lint to .CIO Single ditto .tl KM to .05 Snider Carbines £3 10s 10 £ ri J Mailini-Hcnry liillcn .. .. £!)to£lo a Saloon ' Illea .. .. Ml Is to£:)sn I lfawbivnra fll to/5 j{ ! Air Blinß, sliootiiik' blt'l or chdl, f.l Kb ~' IhttKCT Slill'MicNTH 01 i-POIITINO Pnwiil'lt, [. Shot, Caps, Wailn, CartrldKcf", ("naos, ltlllnnnd i- Revolver Aiuiuunltiou, ssliot Concentrators, tk.c. ■ Dun CII3OB, Cartriilgeand Ulllllc Itngn, Carl ■'■ Idgo '. I'u'ts.Qnn C'lvi-rn, Itccappviv, Tiininvnm, I'ow j; 1 dor Flaaks, Shot Pouches, &c, Kyod for Ulrfl '• 1 Btulllng. 3 ! KiuiCAHMfi PunonASicn, orKxchangoil, • I Repairs promptly and elllciently done. v «T W.11.11. drawn, special allentlon to his . Shooting OALLitIIY, to yakuslonu, where Urn • ! anno may ho IsbUul by Intouilliia iiurchaauiH. J . Oi:en for Hill J and Piatul Piaotice daily. DUVUT, Uunmnkur, Mi, (jucon j otreot, Auokmnrt, onpOßttn tho Market s' ; hoiißi>. KutnlillMhod, 851.—AlwfiyBln Stock and ; toanivo by dlroot Importation from ICnulund - niiulo to adverllsorH own ordor,—Chokaboro , llreocli-loai'ii «tliinn, DoiihloaiidHingluiMiii-./.lc , loiidern, lliouch-loadliiK Ke.yolvcru, Hreech-loud - Ing Ki'ok ftlid Kabbit Itlliw, (Junto llas«, (tun ,- UasPß, I'owdor Flasks, Shot Pouches, and ovory ) articlo nccciiiiury to complete) tho outllt Of a ,' HiJoitMhuin. An aHßortmout of ovory dcßorlptlon ; of Revolver Cartridges, and all the bent llranda 1 i In Kporting l'owdort) aro imported direct from ; tho makoni liy tho udvorttsor, who can t : guarantoo thoir Rood uuiility. Cartrldgen for tho : I ICnllold, ; nidor cml Torry UIIIOB. Metalllo ) CartriUKo Casts, Chilled Sliot and othersjiool - all lion always on Ilund. Country dealoifl - liberally dca.t aUIi . Ouim Hn-Bloekoil, Uniwnod. I etc, and every othor kind of Firearm Repaired ; at reasonable pi :oen. Notice.-.hint lo hiind, a - lot of good iiervlceabla C. K. Chokoboro Urcocli ; loading Guna cheap. Tho lament Btoek In i Auckland to ohoo-e. from. Also, in Block, a I argo a-uortmeiit nt liieu-orks of tho boit 1 ualitv. Kishinu'l i« ; Medical. : OHOFESSOH JAMEx (Into of NYcUhir ' a. ton), after yoara of rcsonrcli, lit which ! Nature's lepodtory w«a ransacked, at length < dlnoovorcd tlio Medical properties of Herbs : which wcro used by our foielAthera when drug-i I and mineral poisons wcro unknown, nnd which ■ now aro daily trampled under foot us useless ; weeds by ihcao ignorant of their virtues. At- I tcution is pointed to wine of tho Marvellous ' Cures which have been ellVclod by tho Professor ; since his arrival in Wellington. ■ TICBTIAIONLILS : 17th l'cbiunry, ISSI. To Professor Jiuiicb, WaliiTicld-alri-.ct, Auekl.vnd. Dear tii',—You aekudine toglvon lestMnonia! If your trcatiiiiiit klmuld prove eilucth c, and 1 have much pleasure i" doing so. I waaaull'or iiigfiom ilieiiiiii.ti.ui (..wellod knee) foracven years, and you gave mo some inudicino uud advice, which has resulted in my beiiiK' entirely free f.om any .sign of tlui miUoring wliii h before was my ihronloßtnto, mid I should Btiongly re- Domiiicn'l all pni'soiiasimilarly iifllloUid to placo the 11131 ii its ill your lmiiiU.- Vuntn fuitlifully, MAHY Jank HUNTi VVaktileld-alreot, Auoliland, I, Dr. VV. P. Patikksov, certify that ihoubovo testimonial ia correct. To Pr.ifcswr James, No 5, Hrook-stiect. 01U November, 1880. Okah Sib,—Having beon a sutlcror with the liver complaint for years. I was inducud by a neighbour to Coillo to you, I am tliankfiil to say your medicine Ima dono mo nloru gowl than all the doctor.i 1 have been with. lam now quite well. I ehall certainly recommend you to all my friends. I aw, yours respectfully KLIZ.WIUTII SIIiNK, Urook-strcet, Wellington, To PrOtoiEOi' JamelJ, Nfi,s, Brooh-stroet, Wellington. Silt.—l am happy tj intorm you that my log, which h»B been bad for iho last eight yours, is perfectly cured. I was Ilrst treated for 11 white swulling, but when 1 came to you you told 1110 it was scurvy, nnd also explainod now iho&o things occur, which 1 found to bo so, and then poulti cing ir, nnd tiding ron.ciliea which were <|iiilo contrary lo tho complaint. I w»a told twolvo niomlla ago (hut my leX would l-.avo to b>; nmpu tated, but knowing gentlemen that you have treated who wcro equally as had 113 I have brim through their udvlco I oamo to you. '1 hero aro many who object to their names in tlio news papers who told iiic ao, but I think it my duly to make, it known lo those who aro troubled, that thoy may known wiiuro to apply .'or relief. 1 have got fat and strong einco 1 have been under your treatment. lam happy to say that I have 30t Iho full use of my log, am freo from pain and soreness, and üblo to attend my business regularly. 1 am, yours ovor grateful, W. Cr.imc, ThoTerrao, Wellington, lith Nov. Thoao troubled with ASTHMA consult Pro fessor James. Those that aro troubled witn DHOPaY con sult Professor James. Those troubled with INDIOICSTION consult ProfcH^or J.mieg. 'I hose troubled with GOUT or LIVKK COM PLAINT consult Professor JaniCH. Those troubled with UUAVEIj consult Pro csaor James. Those troubled with BLIND or BLKKDINO PILKd consult Tho Professor. Thoso troubled with NKUKALGIA. consult The Profca'Or. ThoM troubled With TOOTHACIIK consult Tho Prof. 6sor. Thoso troubled with SCIATICA consul Pro JOINT.-',PONTRACTEn CORDS or MUSOIjIW, LAMIC or WK.AK HaCKS con- Bult 'i'ho Professor. Tlioho troubled with LUMHAGO or 11I1KU MATHM consult The Pro'cssor. Chronic cases of ASTHMA and Such Like pronounced I.NOUHUr.H by So-called Modlcal aion, thoso are thu cases Tlio Professor wishes to treat on. NKRVOUS DKBILI! V or INDISCRKTION O^ Karly Youth consult Tho Profcs;or. Ladies troubled with HAU I.KGS, BAD nRKASTd, and all Otlior Complaints consult Tho Profo?sor, A it his Treatment ais s oii c ii y a AMERICAN II E It B S I Which can bo Inspected on tho Promlsos- T> R O I"1 E S S O R TAMES J!a now BE CONSULTED At hi j Residence WAKEFIELD STREET, T7ILr?CTRICITY, THE KESTOKKK OF JQj IMPAIItEO VITAL KNKItGY. Tho medical faculty have pronounced strorgl in favour of Pulvcrmacher's Bands as a power ful medical agent. Tho following aro Bolcctod from a mass of professional testimony :— W. PANICKY, M.D., "Ernest Stobbing, aged 10 years, eoi of a rcspoctsblo tradeaman. I was called to pco him, ound him far advanced as a Paralytic, very ndittinct utterance obliquity of vision, slight rawing of tho mouth, inability to feed or dress lmself, and in attempting to walk when assisted ragged 0110 foo\ On Sunday. July 30, 1871, first applied the Chain-Battery to spine, and all medicines were discontinued, and the galvanic current administered; fur the first mouth he rapidly improved. The times of operating wcro every oilier day, and now nearly'a week with out an application. Ho Is 11-nv nblo to walk up and down or hills alone, and rcgard&d as tho wonder o( the village." EDWD. Ii.S.3HhU).\IAV,.M.D..M.A.. Oxon. " Will you kindly oend a (.bain Band that can be worn round tho loinß for Lumbago, &c. I have good accoun's of your Volta-Klcctric Chains from nil quarters. Should yon caro to make use cf my ntmo you aro qulto welcome to do so." A Rent for New Zealand : GRAVKS AICKIN, Tics Pharmacy. Auckland, A Tiuje Story.—A pale, thin, and nnxioug looking man went into a druggist's Bhop in Queen-street, and told the chemist the story cf his troubles. Ho was a sufferer from a chronic cho3t complaint, which inflicted him with many sleepless nights, owing to tho incessant cough. His chest felt tightand constructed in breathing, and the tenacious phlegm was a continual Bourco of annoyance and irritation. Ho feared lie was consumptive, and that there was not much to bo done, as ho had tried everything:how ever, as a last resource ho would try Aickix's Syhuil ok Hucalyptus, with Hyi'ofhos piiitks of Lime and Quinink. Having pro cured a bottle, tho chemltt advised him to show it to his medical man. as it was not a quack remedy, but puroly a pharmccFutical prepara tion of great value. In addition, ho Bliould adhere to small doses of pure cod liver oil, which could bo taken at thn same time ns tho eucalyptus and Hypophosphites. A fortnight passed, and the eamopalo, delicate-looking man returned to the shop in (Juoon-Btrcot, and asked for his friend tho chemist. Theinvalid then re counted, with a bright eye and hopeful face, tho efiV'cts of tho wonderlul medicine. "I soon found tho worrying phlegm become more liquid, and expectoration wasquito free, conse qui-nt'y 1 was roliovod from the dreadful co-iKh. 1 feel so thankful I can now sleep at nights. During tho day I feel a mountain lifted o(l'my chest, and I can cat heartily nnd relish my food, which I could never do before,'' Do you think ie possible this improvement would have taken placo in ordinary courso without tho medicine?— "Certainly not," tho in valid replied, "I had Buffered too long for that; however, I shall take two bottlosi more, and report to you further." About a fortnight sinuo tho eamo person called upon tho chemist, lie was no longer palo nor careworn ; a tinge of healthy rod had returned to the palo features of llienow con valescent patient. He had mercy to say, "I hnvo called to toll you that I consider your medicine (the Kucalyptus with Ilypophospliitcs) has saved my life. I feel 1 am getting bott.tr rapidly, and I should tell you that although [ have had remedies prescribed for mo m .-ydney, Melbourne, Hid othor places, nothing relieved mo' until I got your mediclno. I tuaidc you very much and will make its value known to every one affected aa I was. I shall iiotp tho addrssa- TJie Pharmacy,' Queen-street, . [Advt.l



I Land and EBtate .agents. \\f a. mkvuA hv B, TT • KSTATK & GKNK3IAL COMMISSION AQKNT, No. 29, Insurance Buildings. Tho advertiser, having lmd 17 years' ox pcrlonce, and beinj; intimately acquainted with all properties now in 1113 hnndii for Dale, can mlvinp iiitundinjJt S'lttlorn in thuir choice ot land. 1 'All ■'•','■'' "'i >''" t<> f.'lOi) ncT.'in, on hand. Full particulars on upjilinuion. several Kood ln vi'BtmontH for Ciipititlisia. Conimlaaicua cl ovory dosoriptlon oxeoutod £or OcuntrvSettlcn at low niton. C{ 11 AS. "^' ILLIAMSON, HOUSK, liAltj) AN'J F'NANf lAL AQICNT, VUlcan Lank, aiicslawdi iUCNTS and INTRIIKST Collontod. MONKY Invoked for Capitalists on flrst-olasa rtocurition, without Chaiwic Hix por cont dllowttl m (I'jpo'iita until invostod. AIOKTUAtIIC3 and LOANS MoKOtlatOd, BIIAIUCS lioußht or Sold to order, KSTATK.3 Manured for Abaontocf, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS ITOK SALIC, AT PKR FOOT 1— Horenford-slroet, (!0/ Duko-stroot, 23/ Alhert-Btriiot (city) 80/ Claremout-utroct, 50/ Vlow Itpad, y-l Cook-Htreet. ,-C'J Porclval Parado, "5/ Kdwln-rtreit, 21/ Uokdby-utroet, JO./ Vlctoria-strcot, f;10 Wyndham-atroot, f.lolo'Oraftou ltoad.fia/ Willlam-atroot, fiOl Nolson-Btrcct, 10/ KiißHoll-atroot, 7/ Vlnii-stroot, 10/ Franklin Hoad, 00/ Hlu.lly Heucli Road, 30/ Itcclamation, 7(1/ Kyhor l-'ao.i, 00/ O.;>n<iuiwt Placo, :!:">/ Norfolk-Btreot. 33/ HBCkctt-ntrect, 13/ Ilonin-ntrect. W Also, In various othor otreota at low fatos, ■P9nnn T0 LKND, InSunia of £10 anilup 3J&VVV wnpflg, on ~„„,! BO oiirlt!oa (?1 !JH—N"tv ''"'"ir-ro inii'd lloiiho for milo lieur *'')» iKlnii Vino Itutcl. Kaßy torms. UI'PHH OIMCKN-STUUItT— lrlno Cornor Allotment to Vv.uu on vry lUviintaxcous toimH. ni uk—Kour-KOinofl IIoii«o for Bftlo nonr jjlaU |>yn:o.iby Kuivd. Weekly pi.ynieuts tnkon. i.' |.) ■*.■ New Four ii oni' <1 lluubo, near Karan ~J--1' kiili.i|u> iload, f'TSili' uu easy teuiiH I^AHM at i.diik' Huv, noar tlio Laito j uudor cultivation (ohcup) n,i 1 A—Now Koui'-i (joined (,'ott i(,'«, oil' Pon- X/ai.\J aouby Himd for Halo i nco uanlen. ltaHj- term?. 17R—Hix-rooinod liojuu (new) for inilo, olt JiJ-/l> Nmi.i, Uimil. A ljawani. H'inn view. ANdLIMICA-STKICIcT. -- Now Five-romneil VonuiilahCulliik-o; twiiliir|{uiMirnn-iilliit iliontDj pliintfil with I'ruil ami oriimucutul Urea. To tic Bold cheap. Owner leavlllir, .i'9i)i) New Klvc-ronmod Hoiibo for Balo In Jv'-J.'" I'oiiHonby. jcronlHKO iv iwoiilrceti'.'., I/OU HALIt, Slock, I.DUHH of Proinlacu, anrl 1 (iondwill of a Chumiol'M Huainosa, in excel lent jJOHilion. f'Oi;ii—Now Klvc-roomod lloiiho for nnln in A/OOM KiiiK-Hlroot; lino Hiudun, Almi addi tional alldlinont. ifdc'ireJ. M KW.MAKIvKI1. llouid and 1 laliliiiß, with J^l linvtiallolniDiit, lor nalii (lilH'tip). ■liriCLljlMfroN-Hl'Kllii/r. -PiTtly Co'Jhko >t for Balo, nenr m. J.uncb'a Ch'ircli; kiih nndwnlei'laidoiii ({»rdi'n, &o. J>AKNKIJi. -- Nowly-ilnlßJu'd BU-roomcd llniisi) for nalo; plraiiimt view ; t'MH). AIIIO 011a at iC'ilO. i'l^Ti -Foiir-roonipd 11OUSK for atilc, in tho ** l-J° city, on cany trni". I'l Hfl-Kour-n uil lioUtihi for Balo off CoI .LI.UU !,.,,„ ltnil .,. lt ,,i,| ilu , t . lc , ONK TItKK UllJi.-B()v«ii-rooinocl llouao for Halo; with iioro of Kruuml fully planted, I'l Kfi.—Klvo-roomod llouuufor Halo in now -t-l ••'•■' ton ; lai'K') Kardon ; fowl-houao, &c, .P7r, ('ASH. -Kor sitlo a Now Hlx-rtmmud ■^i <> llouuo in Pousjudy - owucrlottvluK. Price £'J». j'9l-T.. New iiousn rorKnle nt Mount Kdon ''--"•' llvii rooms; largo ullolmciit fenced, (P.I'W can remain. IJAI'AKUKA.- Allolirieiila 1 and 2, oppoxito Hunter and Kolau'H Halo Yaid:i. for nal«. t'Onn.—Slx-roomcd lloimo nnd Four-Htullod *uvu Hiabln for tA&h, in K'ast street, Nowton -P 1 fIM-llOUHH: for tmlo near -Mount. Kden <^ lvu Railway Station: nlso, one at £200. ALLOTMKNTH [)ou«ht and HOUSKS JJuilt ontt'.e Weekly Itii-jmymont Sj'Btom. J?QQr>—Net* mid Well lliii.-hcd .Scvuii-rooiiiod *OOW HuUSK for .«■•!<> In Nowton i larno corner allotment; detached workshop, wash house, fowl lio-ibp, excellent Kanlen. i'liirn VILLA ICKHIDKNUK for h'nle, nt Js I\JO\J ]\i l)mit Albert, ]iO'iiC3:jiiiK ono of tho lincsit vlowa In tlio district. I'.>j;m-New inveioDiucil IIOI'SK In Fcrn --uv' li'Uh-utrect for sale; Riirden, \-c. •(' I ."Wi—N<•'»*•■ iKi'.'SK, four rooinu, in Kinacll- X/l')V Btrrct, fofaahi. GItAKTuN l-.0A1),-iIJ Acres In Krnaa to let (with llotiie) (11 leii^tl. Low rental. l'Qfri— Now t-ix-roomed Houho for t'nle, in *-'■>'•' Ponsonby, with two allutmcnts. Splendid vlow of harbour. i'oru\ -^ix-roomud Houpo, all ilnii'lu'd, for XO-!V p.,],, )„ |,| n ,oln-btrei:t;lnrK.iallotniiint. !.'•} 1 A- New Houflo In Urown-mreot tor Balo, A'l' LW near Pooaonby Komi ; two tanks / i()I,I. YMF, HO \l)-<'oinmpiiioiH Kainlly Keai- Vy deuce for Sale ; 1 ios mid vs nter laid on. "I >UKKK'(JHIC KAB I'.-i'ino Kiirm of 107 acres Jt for .Salo, nenr Kallwiiy-Btatlon. Comfortable homestead ; llttlo Imihli ; £i 10a per ncro. VJICAFIKLD KOA1). — Comfortablo ColUrcs O (new), for yule, on easy tnnna. / 1 UKY-STKICKT—Six-roomed llouao (now) for ' V_T pale. lAtgo allotment. Also, two s^hops, detached worknliop Jtc, oil very 1 iisy torma. i^liul'ri in Qnccn-Btrcot, tllKh-Bireet, Koran -0 Kahupn Kim<!, anil Freeman's liny, foi- i-ale. MOUNT KUKN-LarßO New llousi", lltted with ovory conyenienco (two acres of land), lor sale, Kino view. FARMS aloo Kcr Halo at Hunun. Mount Kdor, Wulkomltl, Kichtnoiid, Ivomokorikl, Man- Stero, Purcmoromn, blokes's Point, VVaiiakoici, Hendorsou'i! (Jroek, Kemnera, Cambridif*. Wk' md LitUo Onmhft, Karioi, liivcrliead. Morn liiKaido. Mahurantri, Walnut, Uinaru. Anuiimi, Coronmrulel, Okulliti, North Oolihvho, Papakura, &o. Also, sco lint, In An" Zealand ihrnS'i and »'«« i Neva. C II A S. WILLIAM S O N, KBT7.TK AOKNT. Vhloan L.vNir. ?3TATK AOT.JiT AND VAi-TIATOBi QUBBN-BTBBKT, AUOiCLA^U, MONKY LKNT OUT KOK CAPITALISTS ON MUST - CLASS BKCUUITIBS, OU IS YK3TKI) IN BANK. INSURANCE, Oil OTHKIt SIIAUKS. NO CIIAUOB TO LICNOKIt Oil INVKETOR. rpo FAUMKHS.—A raro opportunity of pur- X chasiiiK one of thn llnest I'm mi in the pro vince at a low price. Thin 13 11 really flrat-cl»S8 farm of iiO.S acres, mistly fenced abd in i!r«', a few minutes walk from a church uud railway station. TIII9 tlno property ii Hltuatud in the henrt of one o( tho most prosperous townshipd in the Waiknto, and Inn a commodious House of einht aparttnonts eroded upon it. Price, £2310.— J. M. Lennox, Estate AKont, Auckland. S2U ■j O FA KM Ml -'.--A pond little Farm of 50 ' acres. 10 acres fenced and In KMSS. with DweiliiiK-house. This property ia nenr to a rail way tuition and public school. Price, £IjU. —J. JI, Lennox. KsUto Auent. SIL. 1/Olt sALKia liargai I)— Two lJ\vcllliif?-iioiises with largo orchard. Price. JJiVjO.-J. iVf. 1 riinox-. ICfctalo Agi-nt, Auckianrl. Su'li. KOTKI..— Country Hotel on the main South Koad, with II nnvs of freehold. Price, £700.—J, M, Lennox, Kslato Ancnr, Auckland. 85U £.)9-.-A Pargnln—A Kive-roomed (.'ottiißC ~"J' J with lurfco fechold allotment, in tlio city. Price £2.'j. S!.~j caah, balance can remiiiu on the property.—J. .M. Lennox, Kstuto A h -eut, Auckland. OIL. A UKAUTIKUL Now Five-roomed Cottaptoln Lower Pitt-StW'Ot, newly built and la»te fully llnlslied. A moat d-flrablo home for any poison wishing to live near tho city. Piico £300. Terms I can urraiiKO to suit tho purchaser, cither by weekly paymema or otherwise —J. M. Lennox. Kstuto Audit, Auckland. 7GI/. Ill) FAKJIKRH. Kor Sale, a bar(?ain. a Fino . Compact Ijlttlo Farm of 100 acres in ono ot the beaifarminß districts in tho Waikato. Tho farm is all fenced, and baa a dwelling-bouso v on it: in grass. In ollered at a vory low price, owiiiK io tho owner leavinK tho district. Price, £100; £150 cash, balance can remain upon thy property. 12L. OUBUKHAN HHSIDKNCE and 2 aorcs of O rich volcanic land, all planted with fruit and ornamental trees. This tine little homc ste.ad.hasa four-roomed' coUago upon it, and ia only flvo miles from tho city. Price, £150, Terms can bo nrranifocl,—J. M. Lennox, Kstato A(?ont, Auckland. 7'JL. J^Olt h.MjH; (a bart'a n)-A Vine Now Double Windowed Ktoro in tho rising euburb known as Kdon Terraco, with tix-roomod cotlare behind, all in first-class rennir; freehold allotmont, 33 x 120, Price, £150 j £50 cash, lialance can icirainon tho property. Thin is a firHt-class Investment.—J. M. Lsnnox, Kstate Ajrnnt, Auckland. I,iOK S Ll'.'—A Bargain -Suburban Villi con laininjj (even room?, with 35 acres ot yo'canlc land, AH fenced and subdivided into nine paddocks. In addition to tho House, thri are sheds, studies, dairy, &c. This lino properly :'s only live minutes' walk from tho railway station. Frico, £2,000.— J. M. Lennox, Kfilato Agent. Auckland. 71L. 1?Olt SALE, a Farm of 90 acres-70 acroa of which are laid down in Knglieh UraaßOß— only 13 miles from a railway station. Price, £100. —J. M. I ennox, KBtato iinont, Auckland. O7D. Ij^'VHM of 125 acres, at Hunua, about ono milo from tho Hunua Ilailway Station. Prico, £750.— J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agent, Auckland. CSL. rpo FAItMICIia, for immediate siile, n Good JL Farm, of 107 acres, all under cultivation or in ffraso, with a LBrfto and Coinmodioua Family Kesidenco erected thereon. 'I lie farm is only 15 miles from tho city, by a good iVlcAdamised road. Prico, £l,2tiO.—J. Al. Lennox, K9tato AKont, Auckland. GIL. COTTAGK, with halt a nero of freehold, in Papakura. Price, £70.— J. M. Lonnox, Kstato Agent, Auckland. rr.O FAItMRUS-A Unrßain.— Form of 101 JL ncrcs in Kast Pukekoho. Sub-divided, and about HO acres in Rra ci>. Tho land is part bush, is well watered, has a cottage upon it, and is only twenty minutes' walk from tho railway st'Uion.—J. M. Lennox, mo FAUMKHS.—For sale, a Fitvtclass Farm JL of W?, acres on thn Kast Tamaki; all in grass, well watered. Price,£7 por acre.—J. M. Lennox, ; Kstato Agent. 31L. J? itl X—A liarcain-COTTAGK In Cook-ptreet, 3JHO -with trcehold allotmont. Price, £175— 1 £50 cash, balance run remain upon tho property, —J. M. Lonnox, Estato Agent. eUIiUItBAN KKSr.DKNCE.-A most bcauti O ful hito of acres, about 8 miles from tho city. Tho viow is good and tho land in ilrst clasa. This lino little proporty is well suited to any gentleman nialiinp; to occuny his lolsuro hnurs prolitably. l-'rieo, £750.-J. M, Lennox Kstato Acnnt.Aucltlnnd. JIL. 'jiO FA KJIHItS-For tale, v First class Farm J. of ISO anroa, 1!) milca from tho city, with cifjht-roonied house, four stall etablo, and ovcry convenience Pric, £1810. HL. AFIKST-CLASS IJ'AItM ot 150 acres, twelve miles from tho city by a good macadamlacd road. The land id nil fenced, and laid down in the best KnK'ish bi-b<c 3 . There, ia a Rood houso and every convenience, 'i'ho land is all first class.—J. M. Lennox, Kstate Agent. SDK. mo FAUMKKS—A Uargain.— A Ivarm of 107 J. acres in Kast Pukekoho, about 50 acres in grass; a a-roomed Houoo and every conveni ence Price. £190.-Terms can bo arraiiKed.-- J. Mi Lennox, Itutato Agent, Auckland. IIOK. PUKKKOHIC WEST.—Fnrm of 200 Aores, adjoining Uuckland and Shepherd's j good lund. Price, 50s per aero,—J. M. Lennox. II7IC if O FAHJMKKB end Othors.—Uno of tlio S- Choicest Farms in tho province. 'I'Jioroaro 217 acres within S lnllea c£ tho city : quality of land cannot bo excelled: largo nino-rooined reaidence—J. M. lytnnoi, J'-'atato Agent. 73K. HB' For Houses, .Karma, and Allotments, see my lous advertisemeut in ' Wookly Uorald." J M, LENNOX, Estate agent. Auckland



Land and Estate Agents \ Jobki'h Hank,/ 16, X, Ulahk Fort-streot. ) { Cambridge j LAND AND COMMISSION AGKNTS, Fort-stroot, Auckland, and Duko- Bl.rcot, CainbridKo. nLARK AND nANE From thoir lonu resiilenco in Waiknto, their D'.oroiiKh knovvlodßO of tho various Soils com prised in tho Auckland Provincial District, and tlioir practical accqnalntiinco with Agriculture, aro In possession of facia that enable thorn to yiro tho most roliablo information to Purchasers of Land; or, those Booking Sato Securities £or IllvCdtiu<into(Cnpitn.l. VO II BAL X, 800 acrof, House and Huildlngs, partly in «ra33. and GO acres turnips. WO acres, Jlou-o and Shcda, IGO acres in grass, ox««lle(tt qunlHy. (H'2 acres, Unimproved, Rood tliatriot. 1300 acres, improved, gnod Dwelling, Out houeeß, &c, orcliard and plantations. ISO acres reclaimed Bwainp, fenced and Bnb dlvidod. OlOaeroF, In gniß3, good buildings, near rail way. ■Kit neres! pood cultivated fnrm, largo out bnildtiiftH, mid conifortublo House. Other Properties fur Mule, small or largo ; full particulars from tho advertisers. jboot.B ana csnoes. T O OK OUT yon Tnre BLUE BOOT, C. 11 ROOK X S In solliiiK tho wliolo of hi 3 KtocUlof Splendid It O O T 3 AND SHOES (ICngllsh and Colonial) AT COST TKICIC, FOX ONE MONTH, A few linen of Women's Kid Elastic Sides, Sizoafiand li, itlllalf tneir Coat. Tlio Lai-Kout Block In Auckland lo Helcct rom CALL KAKLY. C. ]$ It OOKli S, Uluk Hoot, Oi.po.iilii (iailiok & Cninwoll'a. Oottee jKercVianra j-^ii o wrr, LA-.marx & co.'H AUCKLAHD BTKAM OJITFKK ANIJ SI'ICl" MILLS.I COFFEP]S. II IS NOT SUFFICIENTLY KNOWN THAT OOODCOFFICIt hi tlio lioiit utlmulatlna Hovonmo l>otli far Wiumr and Bumnior. To obtain wliat yon rouliy waul, n»k for out Boat llrandn, tho KX(JKIJ»IO!Ior3TANUAUU, whkTh hnvo BUfitalnixl t)i<;lr Rood namoa over Ton Year.i, and have very much 'noroanod in demand—a nuro proof o llmlr liolnu conr,umed and appreciated In all hoimuhoUlxi thruuKhoul and oven out of our province. (4. Wholouulo only at O'ir.Mllia nnd AKcntß M. Kotnil at all t'lroocry KHtKbliuli'iutnta In wn and CoiintrT- gm * % Our boo! ' S3 So Kxefl Brand,/n-nnlaiol I qualltloa. ( Scj -itju.cnrd , red i-K/.:r> P k k o yE! Lion I'l'lSt „ I with our rftt2 '.BlKnaturfJ sfl o"2 \ OUI IOWOB Anohot pneo „ [ qualities, s *-•- Crown ~ yollow „ ( wuiiout oir o-.'E ; BlKnatnrei fm\ PKPPEHS and SPICKS wo KUKrantco o I!ujl QuilHy, ar.d free of adn'to.-ialan. mtow'N, jiAitui-:rT& co Klllott-Htivet. July 13th, 1870. Electric Beil?. T^ILECTRIC p X L L S (FOX DWELLING HOUSES) EL 10 O T H I C 1) KLL S I L HI U T 11 I C DKJi LS ! T, PKACOCIC ban ust rccclvo 1 a shipment of tho above, which cun bo thoroughly recom mended to ilouaoholdora on tlio fullowinß ground!". They aro moderate In cost; com- Diunlcalton can readily bo made with any or all of the I-30M13 ill tho IiOUBO. Kliiklo Htrokcs of a telegraphic character can be ma'ic, or tho bell bo ruiiK continuously at will. No dangerous acidd aro used with tbo battery, nnd it involves no trouble. One can bo Been on operation, and prices obtainod by tipplTinn to T. PEACOCK, Optician, SIIOUTLAND-STUKET Venetian BlmaH. THE AUCKLAND uaS VENETIAN BLIND FACTO KY. EsT.\ni.isiiFD ISGI. TRADE MARK, KED AMEKICAN VINE VENETIAN BLINDS (WnOLICBAUS AND RETAIL.) Blinds sent to all parts of tho Colony on tho Shortest Notlco on remittanco of order. Our Ulinds aro Lighter and Cheaper than tho Imported ron blinds, A. AND A. BUSBY (Lato M. llorton Busby), Practical Blind Makkhs&Wihk-Workers Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Squaro Auckland N.Z. THE AUCKLAND /ERATED WATER COMPANY, OHNEItOir WkLLKSLSY AND AT.nKRT-KTREIIT . Manager: Mil. Geo. Ulkdhill, WHOLESALE ONLY, Tho nbovo Company, in commencing business, beg to iiitimato that it is thoir intention to Manu facture a First-olaes Articlo at tho lowebt ros mhlk trick, Bnd being In po'scssion of Appli ances which no othor firm in tho trado possess, they can, with confldonco defy competition, as tho following prices will prove : — I'ricos from and after Fobruary I,IBSI. £ B. d. Ico (in largo quantities, per agreement), porlb 0 0 3 Aerated Watcrp, Lcmunado, Sodawater, Ginger-ale, Ginger Beer, liaspberry ade, Tonic Water, at per dozen ..013 Lomon Cordial, Peppermint do., Clovo do., Itaspborry 00., at per dozen .. 013 0 GingorWino, per dozen 110 Ginger Wino (in bulk), por gallon .. 0 10 (! Quinine Wino, per dozen .. .. /..ZOO Lime-juico Cordial, per dozen .. .. 016 0 Saraaparilla, rer dozen 1 10 0 Stoußhton Hitters, per dozen .. ..140 Orango Bitter?, per dozon 1 16 0 Twenty por cent, discount will In allowed off tho above prices for cash, or if the acoount in paid on or boforo tho 15th day of each month. If accounts arfl not paid before that date, tho full amount will bo charged. Country customers will bo supplied at tho abovo prlcos, but all packing caaca and bottles will bo charged for, and a reasonable allowanoo will bo rnado for cases when returned, accord- Ing to thoir condition. Bottles and stoppers when returned will bo allowed for at market prices, Particular caro will bo taken in packing goods. Customers aro particularly requested lo advieo the roturn of empty bottles, by post cardjor othor wiso, as casea frequently disappear in amos mysterious manner from tho Auckland wharf. All bottles not returned will bo charged for at market urlcna ]ML v s- j) o. w n STAY AND CORSET MAKER, UPPKH nOHSON-STUKffi.T. KSTABLiennD IBGJ. Kvkry DKScitirnoN of Stay Cokskts, &o. J tiimcicAL Belts, upon ■ma Latest iMTKOTKMiCNTB. SjlOULUItli aiHAI'S MAUK TO OBLKU. tSTConntvy Ordora Punctually Attended To



Merchandise. | (J. W. o^r^~C" 0' QtJEKN-STREKT WHAHF, lIAVK ON SALE (EX RECENT ARRIVALS) : A LARGE STOCK OK rpEAS, gITGARS, Q.KOCERIEB, AND QILMEN'S gTORKS, Compriaing— FINK TKAS, in half-chests and boxoß Victoria and Sydney Compamoa faUU &.KH Mauritius and Fiji ditto CANDLKS-Bclmont, Do Roubaix, &c, 6.0. Stnrcli, Uluo, Soap, Soap Powders, &c. Currants, Figß. Barcolona Nuts, &o. Klomo, Museatell, and Sultana KAIbINS Jams, Cundied Peel. Marmalade JeNics Brown & Poison's and Urown'a CORNIn.OUK CONFECTIONERY, Jujubes, Van Houton's, Taylor'p, and Fryß COCOA and CHOCOLATE NoavouFood, Maizina Salad and Unstor Oil, Hair Oil, &o. Pickles, Sauces, Curries, Capers, &o. Blocking, Hlaoklead, Vestas „„_,„.___-, KICK, SAGO, TAPIOCA, ARROWROOT Salmon, liobator, Sardines, Cod-lUh, Ling, «c. Butter, Cliceso HAMJ and HACON Washing and Carb. Soda Tartarie, Aci:l, Oroam of Tartar Paper, Paper Hags, Confootlonor'a Bags AMERICAN CANNED FRUITd, &o. &C, &C &C, G. W. OWEN & CO., QUKKN STRKKT WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : 300 Bucks Monk's Crown Brand FLOUR 600 Wilson, Harmwny & Co. a FLOUR NX) „ It. Anderson's KLOUK fi<>o „ Auckland Urouml FLOUR 100 „ Wood's " Star " FLOU It BO tons ~ Make, &c, in Small Bags 800 sucks HEAVY OATS MO „ TARTARIAN SICKI) OATS (KID „ JIRAN and SHAM'S KM) „ FOWLS' WHKAT 800 bags Wenlcrn and Wcatalls KINK nnd COAIISHS SALT 200 cases ICKROSINK OIL fIM ualesUroy,Hln«, Pink,and Hrown I'APKII Mid PAPKH BAOS G. W. OWEN & Co., QUI2KBN STREET WHARF, HAVE ON SALE : SO cases Primo CANTERBURY CHKKSE ISO owl. Prlino HAMS and HAOON 10 tonuC'ANTlCiUllJlty POTATOES. Fanov Goods. pDABLES TT'ELSEY & r\O,, Q U X E N-S T It E X T, DIItHCT IMI'OBTKBS OF FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS! FANCY GOODS I OP KVEIIY KIND. ALIIUMS, PUItSES. HAGS, FANS Ukm'h, Cut!) Casks, CIOAIi CiSKP, &C. nickdi.k Casks, Companions, &o. Com us, Brubiiks, Toilet Hacks POCKICT KNIVK», ?CI8SO)IH. IUZOIIB DUTIKIt AND BlllCAI) KNIVHfI Cahvkd Ihrn'KJt and Hheaii Plaitkhb VA3K3, OKNAMICNTS Fr.owicii Ktandh, Hitttkuh, Howies, Disiibb GOARAKTKKD BUST KMCCThO -PLATE OOOD3 -- FOUICH, CPOONB, (HUETS, IiUTTUHH, HI'UAKS, U'KA AKD CoFFJCK BBTB, &(.:., &C. AfillllKUKV'H liItITANNIA MKTAL TjCAI'OTB CLOCKS and ANEROID HAROiMETKRS (Guaranteed) Foi.uiNd I,'iiaihh, Pictures, &c. SELTZOGENBS Ciucicht Croquet, Lawn Tknnis Law.-* Howlp, and otlior Our-DooitGAMns CRIHHAGK HOARDS DuAunms, Ckbss, Domikoks BAGATKLLK BOARDS And other Indoou Gamkb WOUIC IIOXKH, l)KBIv8 UItICSHING CABK3 Htationkky Hacks, llulkhb, Jtc. DOLLS AM) TOYS of Kvory Kind TOCJKTIIKH WITH A HOST OF OTIIEII GOODS ! Storkkeepers Supplied. Their GOODS being all Puhciiaskd for HASH (by their Mr H. R. Kolsoy, ot London) DIRKCT from tho Knclish and Continental Manufacturers, 0. K. & Co. aro enabled to offer ALL GOODS AT LOWKST PHICB3. ironmongery. XVX L AJT E aKRIJALS A Lahgh Assortment of tho Undermentioned GOODS will bo oflcred during tho Present Month •It TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT, FOX CASH ONLY FOX CASH ONLY For Cask only Por Cash Only For Cash Only For Cash Only For Ca h Only TEN PER CENT. DISCOUNT. ■ Kodger's, Lockwood's, and WIGFALL'S IVORY BQNF, AND HORN HANDLED TABLB, DBSSKUT ENIVfiS and CARVERS. John Boubd & ISons klkctro-pl atkd & n.s. spoon s, FORKS, nnd BUTTKBIKINIVK3. p.BAshderky & Sons B.M. TEA POTS and ELECTRO PLATED CRUETS. J. & J. B ICKEY 230, QUEEN-STRJSET, 230,