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m " AMCtions. *'SJUrPBDAY, DECEMBEE 10, TIIPOBTANT HOTIC* The Bwaartei IWe, cooiKqusiJii tm tto Klee; llobb, will bo held en Sato&ar, Bscember 10. at Hi* saa&i bos.-. AXFBED B¥CKI.AHP. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10. TH E H aTm ARK ET. FOR SALE, at tbe Haymatket, oa Bafc day, Beeember W, at II cfdecK M fioosi Homes bom WjOK^^^S^mffi BMry and Msdiam IWaoght Ocoa VMOg Altows-year-oSd CoSt by Papaya, fi"o AUSUseI. ALFRED BPCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. UMBEBIBYED BAI.EOF PUP»I-BB£D SHOBIHORM CAiTLE. mHE tiijteikiied hare received initrnet- X Mow btmMimtH f Wxer & Co.. tosalL JWmtmetre. at Bejnusra, en Wednetday. DMHQIierU. Tie Impacted znoitreott:; Bull, 9m DVKK 01" ATHOL, Baas, calred August, IS3. Wke dl Athol Mr Dokoot Lancagar. 312 Daks of Laocatter bjVtHco of BnmiwtoJt, turn. TIM Imported Shobthoe."* Cow, DIANA'S BRUNSWICK, White, Qt>i by Tlotor'a Brunswick, l»y Dnka of Sntsswlck, 25,&7. TWO HBTFIE CALVKS, from the above lire ami d&EO# 7 W«lt*red gtatrthora CJowi sHeir«nby9!hDaJ£9 0f Ath 1 Oalvcs and a Yeartlpg 8011, a?JO by Duto AthoL Both tho IKb Dafcc of Atho! cad Diana's BruMWicit ate*hap«!y weU-irrownanlinajs, and detoended on the dam side from Matilda, im ported from England U> Australia, and foondei of that dunooa tribe ot ahorthorss. ALFRED BUCKLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. THE BEUUEBA YARDS, TUIOR HALE, on Thnriday next, Decei* JD berg, atlrfclook, m 7at Htoftw, from Waitara SO Auckland Fatted Cattle 000 rat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattto 7at and Store Kg* ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. XH B HAYMA BXX T. SAStR OF WOOL, SHEEM3KIKB. HHJB3, and TALLOW, each Tnesdar.fat Uo'oJoolr.: . ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. POKENO. ,OtBARING-OUT SALE. MB. "L B. HICKS, having Jeiued hia Farm, has Riven Instructbami to the undoralznedto »eU on tha Premisea, on Tneaday, Deoember 13, at ten o'clock, 1 goTand^w^ldHeiierßandßte*™ 13 Calves 1 ' ' % Balla I S Draught Marwi aad Horsea 2 Hares. Foals at foot 3 Colts aad FJllteitby Blair Athol Farm Imptementi And '' Household Tnrnitme. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTABT SALE OF FUEE-BRED PEDIGRtiB &TUD STOCK, mHE andeniigned baa received instroc Ig is from Qm Auckland AgtUxdUanl Compmtr flats Misctean and Co.) to selt, at Fenrose, wlth aatamne, m Wednesday, January »h, tSB, at noon, tha following Fore-bred Pedigree ttoek:- IA Sbmtllng Lincoln Kama ■ 60 Bhearllng I/si&cstor Eanw 230 BhexurlißK Lincoln Ewea . 250 Bheatllsg Leicester Swes Aad. at tha Mine time, will be offered, 30 Fore-bred Hereford Pedigree Cows and Heifers. Wtth Mfewnco to the above Stock, Mean* Maclean and Co/s Floslc has, for upwards of thirty y«aw, had an'established reputation for parity of breed, they having started Witt and used Imported males and females selected from too TOT bent flocks In England, and this remark equally applies to tbe Hereford?. The Hereforda are tet-clare animals, brefl from the most fashionable strains procurable in England, tnd aro only offered for sate In con- Mqnence of continued appllcattonafcoai gentle men desirona to add some of theso celebrated females to tholr hordtt. Catalognoa to be had from the Auctioneer, ALFRED BUCKLAND. WIDHESDAY, DECEMBER 14. rt AII L I f AIK i,A«JT FOR THIS SKABON, Will be held at X X M U X X A, ON WKDNKaDAJT, T3W. U, Bntrle* for t'atal'Jguo not later than Thnnday, December 8. • ALFRED BUCKLAND, i I'tOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. BJJMOMA-Wodnosd ay (Cattle Fait), Deo. 14 Foxraro— Monday, December 10 Mi»umr— WeflneacUty, December 21 FiriKCWA— Wednesday, December 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. B, ft/SKB. B. C, CAKK. B, D.TOHKB WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7. TBA-DB SALE 07 WJUTB AND YELLOW SUGARS, New Valencia*, ex Rohilla, Dried Ginger, Conlectkweiy, Jujubes, Lfqnorice, Vinegar, Ginger, Kerosene j Cawawaya, Canary, Linseed, And Hemp Seed; Tapioca, Bardine», B. & B, Plaid, and 250'», Swies Milk, Salmon, Burge«s'» Blae; Pearl Barley, &C.! &C &f}' tt. TONKS& CO. TI TILL sell on Werfnoßday, December . W 7th, at 11 o'clock, THE ABOVE SBASONABLK GOODS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Agents, Messrs Upton and Co., to Bell, by suction, at an early date, ot which due notice will be given, Th* WOBKB OV ABT recently offered to ''~ ti* paWio through the medium of the • I»'«w Zealand Art Union. j 'rtup jt^iimf t,t, i) j, , i.; '~i! of Vertu are at pre ■StHtfWSH. m$ m m y*J)M»y'*, Bhortland-gtreet. ■I^«.j^ja. 1., «, «A»K, .^ d, MSIBB



Auctions. wT&~OOCHBASB.I UAMESDACM TO-MUKKOW. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! rt\BZ iralwcribers will «IJ, at feirßooms, JL Fort-rtreet, oa Tnastoy, to fe* fejsai.t, at 11 o'clock, A WBLL-SKLECTSD LIBRARY of &} YObS, ths property ol A. Eh^ta, Zz'i., con*tiiW of Ciuißlwrt DlcuoEarx, Haadbooa cf tL ■ • '■'-'■ Pneth cal itsstzzkit. Horae IXxztj? (Slayhsw/, (J;t;o by Kc-atf, di«o by SsMne, Crafe's Dittio.-jsrj-, ilf-lala and Science fPepveii. Ttla^rapiiis JcrarasJ. FramsetiM of scisEoefrjßdiH Cbemi'Uy) b7 Using, P.-ietfcil Ttle- KiaD'hy, itohemaiif.a (Voangt. lbs ffieecictut, gctetHSc >*'orts. Sesbiu'e t&nd SortejiEg, C'hambsrt's En&ycj> paidia, ID volj; Tnwsactio-a of Uja >tw &»:aßd Imatota America lffioj«ras«<s), Cariyle's WorkJ; ChambeMfii WorJw. Loniinn News, Anjtralaaiaa, Maiic,. Cooper'aUfa.ffictc Also, AT 12.30 O'CLOCK, A Number of MEDICAL V/OBK3. coc gigticg cf Practical fiar^sry, Flora SMitea, HoioanPfayeiclogr> Plate*, Cbe mfitry, Quala'a Axawm J, fie, BAMUEL COCERANB & SON, Auctioneers, W. S, CtXTHEAJJE] IJAS. DACES MONDAY, DECEMBER 12. 5 TEE LTTESTA7I! ESTATE OF JofiS Jitey Williams. By Order of the Public Trustee ol New Zealand. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, ONE HOSGA. nPIHE Subscribers have revived instruo I ti 7w to tell by public auction, at the Land Mart, i*ort-«reet, on Monday, lbs 12".h faisiaot, Mlio'ckcic, Allo-.menU 13, 20 aad 22 of the ViEaze of Oaehnnga,la3r Sp, wiili tbe DwelliJiK* hooae of flre toom'i thereon. Allotment 8 Bectton 32. Village of Otehnn^a, 0* Ir Op, wt-.u tha iftreUiojt-lwiuo et bue rocims acd JB"our-atali Stable, &c, thereon. AltotroentlSSection IT, VUiaftaof Oaehsnga, containing one rood. SAMUEL COCHKANB & SON, Auctioneer*. W. 8. COCEKAHB. JAS. DACEE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBBK 7. JAPANESE CUBIO3! JAPANKBE CURIOS 1 THE Subscribers wiU nell, at their Roorna, ForMtreet, on Wednesday, ith lnit&i>t,atllodocic. A Well-selected Coßjignment of 3 CASES JAPANE3E CURIOS, consisting of-liacqttered Trays and Boxes, Turtle?, Workboira. Btrawbore3, Facu, Parv Mia, Card lieceivera. Glove and Hand kerchief Boxes, Doll?, Cabinets, Towtr bozer, Klgores, Lreasinx Caee, DcaSra, Eggs, IniaiS Boxes, Chains, Tilcta, Paper Knives, Daggers, Scratch, BacJa, Caddies. Cigar Ca.«3, BowU, CupJ, Paper Jfapilcs, Pictnrw, etc. The abova wflt "ha cold without any retem, and aro well suited ior Cbxiitmag acd New Year Pre>eota. SAMUEL COCHSANE & SOX, Aacticxiiii. W, 8. C3OCHEASK. . [JTAS. DACEE THUESDAX, DHCEMBEK 8. HALF-SHAEE CUTTER MAKx ANN. FP.EEHOLD PEOPEKTIES MONGANUI, WAIHOU, WYNYAKDTOM. riIHE Bubscribera will sell at toeir rooms, X Fort-street, on Thamiay, 3th December, BtUCfclOCfc, By order of the Executors In the Btstito of the late William Kean- Ono half-Bharo of the we I-known Cutter Alary Ann. about 23 tons register, well found. In good order, and profitably employed Waihon-Lot 13. containing 10 acrca Moagoaui Township—Lot 32,175 ft x 250 ft Morth Wynyardton—Lot L SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctionenra. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, At H o'clock sura, TOBACCO, CIGAES, SNUFF, PIPES, &ft, &G, &O. WALLEK'S TOBACCONIST SHOP, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite the National Bank of New Zea land. 3. C. GREENWOOD MAS received instructions from tbe Trustees in the Estate of the late O, Waller, Tobacconist, to sail by auction on Wed nesday next, the 7th Instant, at 11 a.m..onthe premises, Queen-street, known aa waller's, Tobacconist, THK WHOLE OB" THK STOCK, BOTH IN SHOP AND BOND, Comprialng— Largo quantity of Tobacco (cat and plug). Best brands Bnperior Cigars, in large & small quantities Meerschaum, Wood, and Clay Pipes Snuff, Cigarettes, eta, etc. WaiklngHrtlclte. Pocket Cutlery, etc. Platform and Counter Scales, eta Powerful Tobacco Cuttiog Machine (original cost, aboat £100) Glass Show Cases, Counters, Fixtures &C, &0., &O. No Reserve. R. C. G REE NWOOD,' Auctioneer. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, AT 2.30 P.M. 6J ACBES VOLCANIC kANP, BIX ROOMED COTTAGE, GRAPK HOUSEB, COWS, HORSES, FURNI TURE, Sec,, &C, &c 1( Mount Albert. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Tnidteae In tha Kstate of the late J. Brathwaite. of Mount Albert, to sell by auction, on Baturday, the 10th December, on the pre mises, Mount Albert, at 2.30 o'clock, The WHOLE of FARMING STOCK- Household Furniture and Kffacta, Land. Houses. &0., comprifsinK all that compact little Uome stead of aboat ftjneres rich volcanic soil, eitoated with main road frontage, in the best position in Mount Albert; very suitable for VMaltcoidenro sites. Land subdivided into paddocks by itona walls and well planted, - Good grass paddocks, largo market garden, splendid fruit bearing Orohard. Two largo glasa vineries, well stocked with fall bearing vines. Never falliDg supply of water. House consists of six room?, con veniently and well built, and all necessary ont buUdlsgg. Stock consists of Good Dairy Cows, Calves, Bus., Staunch Baggy or Spring-cart Horse, Hpring-cart and Harness, Geese, howls, Ducks, fee* Sec, Dairy Utonoila. Wheelbarrow, Tools, Garden Tools, &c, &c. Useful House hold Furniture and Kffecta, Beds and Bedding, Crockery, CoosinK Utensils, &c, &c. Terms for Furniture, Stock, &c., Cash. Terms for House and Grounds, 25 per cent. Cash, balance 3 to 10 years at 8 per cent. E. C. GReInWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBErIi tpOK SALE BY AUCTIuN, JC on Wednesday, Hth December, at 2 o'clock, In the Pubmc Hall, Camuhidok, TEK TOWNSHIPS OB1 OXFORD AND ST, KILDA, aad SUBURBAN FARMS adjacent to Oxford. The Township of Oxford ia situated about 2tf miles above Cambridge and on the direct road to Rotorua, and within about five hours' ride of the Lakes. The proposed Thames Valley and Rotoiua Railway passes through this township. There is already a good hotel at Oxford, affording first-class accommodation, and a coach in con nection with the same runs twice a-week to Cambridge, carrying the mail. The Suburban Farms will be offered In lots containing from five to one hundred and fifty acres, all first-class land. Oxford, situated as above, And In the midst of an Immense area of the best of land, will, in the coarse of a very short time, be an important and flourishing township. St. Kilda is immediately adjoining, and forms part of Cambridge East, pleasantly situated, and well adapted for villas and nrat-claes resi dences. 11 will be Boid in sections of one quarter of an acre and upwards. Plans of the above properties are in the course Of preparation, and will be ready in about ten flays. Terms liberal. Conditions at Bale, J. S. BUCKLAND, ; ; Auctioneer. * TW-QT'ICB.-SELLING OFDM 13 OKKAT RHDUOTION IN DRAPERY WOfl TlIiiEK WISKKS OSLY. Pfitmmri to Removing to Now Promises ammHAtog, Como and Bee t! Nufij!i-tt:e ad/tit:* ; j. HJCAPB, ' . www .s.y(jip : w)«irwt,



Auctions. " TO-MOKEOW. THE JUNCHOS YABDS. Til OK SALE, at th* Junction Yards on J1 . 7 radar teact, S3 Prime Pat Okd, ex WallaW, from Wan -53 P?nia Fat Sclocka, ez Macgregor, bom £5 CJrtM Cas'>. ffora Pehialraia Eacdhilla r*-Y; p.-,::, • fV. V.V.!i*rJ, from Wanganal •SCO P-ir^e Eat Westers, ex Te Asm, from 2M I'rl;a»Fat We-hera, ex Mafgregor, bom UO Pilais fa: Sheap, from Waifcato jr.*) Fa! Lam*:* -;■"; Ewe-s atd Lambs Hairy Caw?, store Cartls Fa* aid 3:ore Figs AT 1 O'CLOCK. fiUSTEB & NOLAN, WED.\ESLUY, DECEMBER 7. PAPAKUKA MONTHLY SALE, rpHE usual Monthly Sale will be held on X Wednesday zzxi, wben A Large Number of Cattle will be yarded, OOP ilsiiag of— Dairy Cows, Store Cattle f Jalvw, Yeariicjcs, &c Horeis, Sheep, and Piss, At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. AT AN EAEI.Y DATE* Faddle Etesiscr CITY OF COB.X, Screw Steamer EISA, Twin-screw SUanera LILY and GEMINL Also, The Paddle Steamer ANME MILBaKK. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE rcce'ued instructions to fell, bj auction, at an early date. The atOTO WKLL-KSOWN 8f KA&BRS, the property ot too KsJpara Steamship E. & A. ISAACS, Merchant and Auctioneers, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, at 12 o'clock Nook. SCHOOL ENDOWMENT. TO BE LEASED FOB SEVBS TKABS, rf IHE »alacribcr has received instructions L to Lease, by auction, at hli Land Mart, on Monday. December 12, at 12 o'clock, oc! ACRKS FiKST-CLiBS GRAZING LAND, near One Tree BUI, ton occupied by Mr Btterler, at an EtC-isl rent ol «HL G. S I B B I N, Anciioneer. Vy AIMATE PLAINS, Crown Lands Office, Patea, 16th November, 1881. Fattier Bale of I 0,0» acres of RURAL LAND for Cash, at public auction, and on Deferred Payments on application. BUBAL mm LANB IN THE KAOFOKOSCI, HGAEKE, HAWEKA, ASD WAIMATB BT7B YKY DISTRICTS. RESIDESCB KOT COJIPtrMCRY, 1! Sections laboat 2,500 ftcreej of Land in Use above Districts will be open for application on DKPKRKKD PAYMENTS on Monday, 19th December, at Patea and Hawera, and.72 Sections (about 7,500 acres) on Bile by pub io auction, for CASH, at Hawera, on THUK3DAY, the Slnd December. Tbo Sections in Blocks XIV. and XV.. Kao pokon'ti, abut on tba continuous reeerTe (HtKO'in the A'ana'a and Aurora Roods; In Block XII. Kauookonni. and BloofclX.,Ngaere, wot of the Waingongoro Stream and Kltharo Railway Station. The bosh Is mainly light timber, soft woods, and a few rata. Land i« wc'l watered. This Sections la Block 111.. Waimato, are about two miles inland of the Town of Jlanaia, aboat b»lf being open sraaa lands, tno remainder light bosh with clear \x*. Tbe Sections Block 1,, Hawera, adjotu the railway-lino ni New Plymouth to Hawera, ani nr-i about two miiea iroui tba N'oimaobj Station. Land level aad piuti»lly cleared. (.'onteatei applications for any of the Deferred' payment Hec;iot» will be decided on the 220 d December ot Hawera. Fall pan icuiars may be obtained and plans In enacted at any Land office in the Colony. C. A. WHA.Y. Commissioner of Crown Lands. •"indertafcere Established 1800. QJSKY P. HA V W A XI LJ. UPHOLBTBBCB. Matt ess Makes, akii Ifva* UWDETtTAKEH, QEBST STUBS T AUCKLAND Mattreasea Re-made. Fnrnittire Ke-otnfTed and Kepalrod at the Owner's lipsldence, or at the Work shop, Qrey-etreet. Drapery and Clothing. LADIES! Wo have the LARGEST ANB MOST FASHIONABLB STOCK of BOYS' AND YOUTHS', CLOTHING In the Phovincb, We have to dispoao of tbo whole, prior to re-bnitding, and will do so Un dee Cost i Phillipsl Mart, QtfEEN-STKBET. ■^TEUMEYEK'S pIANOS. To arrive, by Loch Urr (ndw due), Splendidly yiniahed Iron-framed, Tricord, Double Over strung, Check Repeater Action, 7 octaves. Mr Webb haa had the above made to Mb Order, with Brasa Taninsj PJate, &c, the flnsst and beat ever imported. Abo, a number of Bord's beautiful 35 guinea Pianos, by same ship. The above.and many other»,also Harmoniums, may bo bad at a discount for Cash, or on hire at an agreed Monthly Pay, the money thus said to be a fund for the purnhasß of any Instrument. N.B.—Pianos tuned by the year, 21a: or to order. Also repaired at half the usual charge, WEBB'S MUSIC SALOON, J WEIiESLEY-STBEEr, AUOBtAND,



I Frostiecttiß. I 1 ritHAiIES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (LDHTED*. NOMINAL CAPITAL £400,000, In -00,000 Stare, of £1 each, Prorislonal Director.: Hox. James Williamson, Ctwmaa, J. L. C.-WFBRS&, M.D-. IF. D, Rrcjr. Js«h Wm.Chv-:? D/'.:;v. %*A. ; K. -'. R.>-.;ie,E_q. j. McCosi? t':-ahk. hsq, ! Tno-s. Peacock, Esq. ROSKit Uiuilu., ES4. E. B. WjtLKXE, Esuj. James Dtlwosth. Ks<j. V»'m. Aitbis, Svt, Gecjece HoLDsinp. Esq. Nr»A HtT.nirßC Josipn Howard, asj. Pitteba PrsriTCA JOR.S Wtf-BOS, Em, HK-fEKE PCKCATCA THo». Mobeix, Esq. KoiomEO JUltapa WM.Cma Tat lor, Eaj. W. 31 .Aim Ts R_oro.- C. ,T. Stoxel Esq. h-ikekb A-W.F.Hjj:com_e,Es9. Abekatbba Te F. D. Festo^, Es<i. WBBA EBG P-J.-.01 Bankers: Bask of New _?S-_iAiro. Solicitors: Mks3b.?. Jacksos & Russell, Fort-street, Auckland. Engineer \ Jas, SthwabTj Esq., M. I'sst. 0.E., Late District Engineer. Interim Secretary: Ja». Stewabt, Esq,-. C.E. Thfl jrcpos&d railway will be about ieTenty _oS,r mil-s in lemrth. and commence- at a point On the Hamilton-rhamea Kailwsy. rear the town of Jlorrtn-Tilie. Froia thi. point It run* lODthiirard ihroogh the centxe of ths great Taliey of the Upper Thames, by a veryeaiy roite, for a dis'-u.co -f thirtj-Qve __l!e»; it then mo_u!a to the woOded plateaa wcich divides the Ccp-r Tbunea and. Tanranga di-tricts: trom this "t datce.d!, by an easy ro-te, so lis termlnusat the Town of Ohinemntu, maismg a fartber fibtance of thirty-nine miles. This com p!et«3 an un-roien chain of ratiwsy comtnu&i cation hetwem tbe City of Auckland and the Hot L-Se Hislric!, which la the centra] point o( aUractioa for tonrim to Km £.*l«n_. Tbe cost of tbe lin. baa been e*tin.ated-a'ter e-T3iorsnion— by James Stewart, Kki., tai« Dis trict Knitineer, to be £I.IXO per mile for the first lection of 35 miles; of the remiinder. 21 mites wiil ceet £3,WJO per mile, and tho reniaininfi 15 mile-, about £15.0 per mite; rnaklEs: a total cost tor construction iof the class of tte Gorerament railway., aad eiclusire of rolling stock) cf £-03.500. Tteco_tof baUdijigt acdrolUs^s'-Ck fa eslimatcd at *3?.0W. making a to_al cost of -217.K0, It is propoa-d to coostnict tbe Railway in two tec-Urn.; tbe first section of 3S miles nnfler tbo prorii-OM of "The District Railwaya Ac, ISTT." by which, on approral by the GovernmeDt, tbe Coiocial revenno Li seciinty for lntere.t on the co-t of construction and cqaipment not ex' ceedtnx.percent., and the neifthbourlnit;!an<i_ (rated in proportion to the benefits deriTaWe from tho con.uc.tien of the line) are liable (or Inteteet c.t eiceeding a further S per cent, tbn. frivinK a isertata Interest of 7 per c;ntonthe laTeatruent, even if ths line iticlf only psya wor.ing expesees. The majority ot the land holders abutting on this section have cipre-scd their wUlinfrne-s that their propertiea ehai! be brought under the operation of " The District K&ilwaya Act, and th« Amendmant Act, ISIS.' For the construction of tbe etcond section. pax-.lng. as it does, mainly throngh r.atlve land,', which It li rot possible uo bring under "The District liaiiway. Acte," It ia proposed to work, if possible, under '"The Railwars Construction and Land Act, 18SL* By thi. Act the Colonial Government is empowered to contract with a Company for the const: .ct'on of this Hallway, among others, and to .rant irocb lands as are avaimbte as an endowment, Jn this ca.se orsly 28,000 acres are available,nita&ted in the Pateter. country. This would not be a sufficient endow ment, without ratinii powere, to warrant the construction of this section of the line, bat the native proprietors hare, in addition, nffreed t_ give a coD-iderable ar;_ of land to the Com piny. It Is also propoted that the Companj -herald acquire, by purchas., a further portion of native lands adjacent to tbe line, which ma; be expected to be largely increased In value bj IM construction; and, with this view, the capi tal of the Company haa been axed at a sun s-fHcie-t to include such parchases. By thb mean., it is hoped the cons traction of the second section may be undertaken almost .Ltnbltanc ottsly with tbe first The proepocta of Immed'ato and very con glderabie waillc on tho line are as good, 01 better, than can be shown on any new lino in New Zealand Trio rapid strides made during the last few years in the Upper Thames and Waikato districts, show that the country has a power of production and of supporting a large population In proportion to Its area—equal t. almost any other part of the colony. The pro jected railway Ifnn will open np an area ol from 1,500,000 to 2.000.000 of acres of available land, a large portion ready for immediate occu pation, but at present wholly unoccusled. owing partly to the want of means of communication, and pa'tly to tbs fact that a portion of this ter ritory has but recently been acquired from the native owner.. The settlement of this extenaivc area mast necessarily, for aomi years to come, create a very larjro import traffic, and year by year, as .cUiem.nt progress-., tho export traffic of grain, stock, and otber produce must also in crease to very large 'linien-ionis. Bat, Inde pendently of tho ordinary sources of supply towards a railway traffic which agricultural and pastoral settlement o< the country affordfl. there are special n-asons which justi/y tha expectation Of an unusually rapid development of a varied, extensive, tnd paying business on this line. It to now generally known that tbe purchasers of the lands known as rha Patetere District are taking active step, toward, the Immediate colo nization, by comparatively small holders, of tbe whole of the lands "they have acquired, or are acqulrlnir. through the agency of a powerful com pany In KnKland. Tfce importations consequent on tqe Introduction of a large population cannot fail to be very considerable during the llrat years of their settlement. Again, the line in Its course to Ohinemutn. taps a valuable forest of magnifi cent [timber, from which—aa soon as the line is completed so far—tha whole of tbe Upper Thames aad Waikato dJ-tricts will ondonbtedli draw their supplies of timber for house build- Ing, fencing, and fnel; and last, bat c.rtainl? not least, tbe Urge and ever increasing stream ot tourists visiting Now Zealand from all parta of the world, attracted by tho wonders ol Ohinemuta and Kotomahana, will certainly prefer to use this line of railway, which -will convey them easily ie one short day from the city ot Auckland Uktho Hot Springs, by an .ass and moil Interesting route, thaa giving to the line the exceptional advantage of a large passenger -raffle at once, quite irrespective ol the ordinary passenger tralllo of the country. It may also be pointed out that for) a distance of fully forty.milei the propoied lino munt, at a future and not very distant date, form part ol the main line connecting Auckland with Kapler and Wellington, through the interior of the. island. Regarding the traffic which may be expected, a comparison may be made with the existing lines in Auckland. Seeing that on these lines there are many miles of unproductive country, and that tbe valleys of the Plaka, Waitoa and Thames are largely settled and stocked land bj the time the line is open may be expected to be fully go), looking also to the scheme for the set tlement of the Patetere country, the Provisional Directors think the comparison a fair one. The latest returns of the Kalpara-Te Awamutu rail way show a net revenue of £193 per mile pei annum. Thla would give on the first section ol thirty-eight miles, a net revenue of £7,33., or H per cent, on £100,000. Estimating tho revenue for the five years' working at only one-half thai of the Knlnara-Waikato line, 3. per cent, will be obtained, leaving only 3. per cent to be made op by the District Bate and Uovemment con tribution, or a little over .2} per cent and undei 1 per cent respectively. For these reasona, and for other, too nuraer ous to mention, the Provisional Directors feel fully justified in recommending tho under taking to the Public -a a work of national aa well as local Importance, As an investment of capital, it -will be directly remunerative, and they confidently expect the hearty support of the people ot Auck land, both town and country, in a work which cannot fail, Immediately on its completion, W add, as no one undertaking has added before, to the population, production, and the Import and export trade of the whole Provtacial District. The Nominal Capital of" the Company ia pro posed to be fixed at £100,000, in 400,1100 Shares of Bl each. Tho first issue of Shares to be 200,000, on which it is not intended to call up more than !0s per Hhare. and it Is anticipated that 5a per Share will suffice as paid-up capital, for tbe first section of the Railway, became it is proposed to ezerd-e the borrowing powers conferred by the Acts. On the prosecution of the second section, it will be a question whether to issue more Share., or make further calls on those already Issued. The payments on the first iwe to be Is on application, and the balance by Calls of la each, at intervals of not less than two months. Applications for Shares to be made to the Secretary, Shortland-street, or through author ised agents. If 70,000 Shares have already been taken by 32 subscribers, in amounts not less than 1,000. As it is anticipated that the whole of the Shares will be rapidly taken up, early application will be necessary. Priority of application will be a factor in the allotment of Shares by tho Direc tory. No application will be received for lees ttan 20 Shares. The following Gentlemen are AGENTS authorised to receive applications for Shares, vl*,:- Jos-ph Newman, Auckland Alex. Saturn era, „ Chas. Alexander, „ Samuel Tickers, ~ J, Friar Clarke, „ Kobert Frater. „ John Mowbray, „ Kobert Home, „ J. B, Morpeth, „ 3. M. Lennox. „ Win. Flood, „ J. Wickens, „ F. G, Kwington, „ Kennedy Hill, Hamilton AT O X IV iS. The following BLOCKS of LAND in the County of Mangonu are open under the Home tead Acts- No. 1-KAIAKA BLOCK, Paris of Kalaka County of Manfconuf, 3,500 Acre.. This ■Land is situated in the Victoria Valley. No. 2-PATIKI BIiOCK. County of Man gonni, 1,900 Acres, This Land is also in the Victoria Valley. Both these Blocks of Land are wel worth the attention of Intending settlers No. 3-OTJ-NGI BLOCK, Pariah of Taipa not far from the Township of Manuonui 100 Acres. No. i-TAKU BLOCK, near Kaio, Wan garo Applications for any of theco Lands must be mado to the Chairman Of. tho Mangonnl County Counoili at Mangonui, with whom Plans of tho _aid Blocks have beon lodged for public nspectioii. EOBT. M. HOUSTON Chairraaa Mangonui County Cgsccili



JUond and Estate Aeents. J. Ah hE * N-° * SaTATK AainrT ash VAtffAioß, QC-cm^Tasin, _ii>cxb_-t_>i MO>"_fr LKNT ODT FOB CAPITAtBTS OS FU^2rf II JBS3S»_BS** OP. OTHKR SHARtia HO CHABSJ! TO LESB--S OS I.TVEBTOS. r.\n- 1% birgafc-l-*--!X3"ei Ho__a ia the ZiLoO somm.:e_i: Ko-■'.. rr'Ah bethfM altot rre^t, 33 x l«t Price, «1J5.-J. 31. L«nn«. TT^AEASO AH. &.PZ P.OAI)- ti-roomed Cottage JtV &l- "■ - :■-'■'■ s.'.:o:_".eEt, Price, £4K'. —-J. M. Lecrv;i, Estate Agent. 15"U n-, £>A-COtTAGK. In PonjODby. Terms: _t»iOi' £5,3 ca=i2; bilanse can remaixi cjjob tte pr-_*rt_7—J- M. Lennox, Estate Age-it. Iss_< jC9 C\(\—lo INVESTORS : 3 Hotaca wllh tree- SfcOUU boi aUotmeEir, ijs x 133. Terms can i» arrsxgw..—J. M. Lennox, Eatato Agent, 155 L PONSOSBT— o-roomed Souse'vith freehoM ellolcccs:, c-1 1 i"J, near tie ttirte lamps. Price, eHi.-'J. 31 Lennox, Estate Agent. 15SL REMC2-lA~Yi_& P.esl-?e_ca and 5* acre- of e_r_ea. ehrubberj. acl pMture. Price, ! £1.000.— J. M. Lencor. ' 15OL : FARM of 30 seres of good, Len<3.l3 mta from j the city, with i-rooa-.sd tot-se. stabling, [ coach-hosjie. plgs^ry. *jwl-ho_s-?, etc. Tte land is »1! in (rr&_s and crop. Price CSX, PaPAKUIIA (a Dargefn)—Farm of 6Dscrss, ■with iEoall House, and 20 acre-3 in grass, .his beaatifnl liitie homestead U otly 21 niiiea from town and 1 taCe ttcm a railw-y station, 2 miles from a eh-rch and Ectool. Price, £3!0.— - J, if. Lennox, Easase A^eat. SL A LLOIMKNT-A flee ailotment £0 x 120. ft. frontinK Q-arry hoid. buck of Kyber Psas " Pvoai Prix, £2 2s Cd per toot,—J. J!. Lennox. H'h Aqa-HOCSE and Allotment in Parnell—J. *'<JXJ M. Lennox. Xitata Agent, Ancklatid. SUBURBAN ALLOT_^ENt — AUotmeEt in the --harte, near the Paraeli Gramtnar School. i>) 1 2V). Cam bo had in one or more , loa. Price, bl is per foot. A most beautiful vie-*? ot«_,_ harbour.—J, SL Lennox. 83L FOX .-Abi-, in the beart or tte city, a Bcau'.i foliO-roomed Kerideeci, wish, water scd ; jris laid on. Thij icii-etice is taoet beaithful;y situated, and is only a few n.inutes wals rrom , yueen*t.-ect.—J. JL I_.nnOx, Kstata Agen;. • 139b Tv BPKCCLATORS. - For S__e, 1« acres fiOQtinK b jnain rood, only two miles from ', the heart of ibeeitj. This ia a r*ro opporttiniiy fora cspicalUs to pcurcba-o a property which • iriMt neoMaarily ri*o rapidly La valae. Price, ■ £stXX); £-00<Jcaah, aua the baJaaco can remain : v i-on th« property at 8 per cent,—J. H. Lennox. i fcV.-T<a Ascnt. Ancklatd. I.SL 1 TJ*OR SaLK (a bargain)— Farm of 173 acreaat ,JL foie-ohe West, tmirnproved. being part . 0' Lot Vi, This fine property is mixed buaa aad ' fern, and well watered, ilust fee Bold. Price, ; kjS) ; £S0 0! which caa remain upon the pro- Krty at a very low rate of interest.—J. M. innox. Kstaw Asent, Auckland. 13SL 1 pion-A BftrgaiD—Collage. __o_,nt Keen, 3 . SilOU apartment-, freehold ftUotmerit 33 x ' 100. l*ric«, £130; £85 cs'fa, baianc-j csv remain , on the property.—J. M. Lennox,-Estate Agent, 1 13iL ■ 4 KIH-tT-CLASa KAKII of 123 acres in AVeit 1 A. Pokettobe. with good Uouae, cow-shels, j dairf. So* Th. farm in all ia gnsa, and la on!? ■ o-omila fram tho railway isation.—J. M. Ijbq s nox. Estate Aftc-nt, Auckland. I-6L s TTiOK SALE, a lareo Ift-roomed Ife-idencein iJ. the mcit flouri_Eing farming district in the • province, with .00 acres. mo«tiy fenced and in 1 grass. Price. £I.tW —J. M. Lennox. 123 L 1 yILLA KKSIDENCE.-A Clurminß Villa, ; T coainjandtng a nuuroiScent view of tho ' harbour: abouts acnas of p«t_reandelirabbery. Price. CICOO. —J. J-. Lenaox, Katate Aftant, , AQCkknd. IiOL ) T^IVB-KOOMKU VKRANOAH COTTAUK. , X Comrnandicj? 0 view of tte harbour; free -1 hold allotment. £59 cash, balance of *230 cm I remain upon the pr.-F«rty a: 7 p«r cent,—J. M. 1 l>;nnoy, K-tai. -i>r-'% Auckland. ISOL , rpo FAK.MER^. For Sale, a bßrsnln, a Fine I JL Compact Little Karm of 100 acres In one of ■ the beat farming dlttri'-ia in tho \Vaikato. The j farm la alt fenced, and baa a dwelling-bouse ■ ucon it: in gran. Is oifered at a vary low ) price, ov. Ing to the owner leant* the district. 1 *'ria». £100; £15. caab, biiiauoa can remain upon ) the property. IIL. m For Hoosea, Jf arena, ami Allotment-, sea » toy long advertisement in ' Weekly Herald." ; J -M. LENNOX, ES7ATB AOKNT. ACCKLAUD. IR. 0. « *" T° ° 1 LAND AND KSTATK AGENT, QOSBX-SIIiEST. • TrOR SALE, a Ge&tletnan'D Keaidenee of nine 1 JL rooms, ail well flni-hed. etandlnst in its own • groandaof about 3 acrea ot rich volcanio _oiJ, I choicely laid out in paddock., garden, orchard, 1 avenue, walks, &.c. ; magninVoßt Tiew, main 1 road frontage, good wall, stable, coach house, 1 andallneccstary oiitbuildinKS, c^ose to railway . _;ation, and DaKed three time- daily by trains, [ Price, £t 100." Terms easy. j \TOtJ NT ALBK StT - Kor Sale, 2 acres of Rich . i>JL Volcanic-toll, feneod. In (rrass, and planted ; with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main , road and railway station; Rood view. Price, . etX. i |7P30.M-For Hale, near Auckland, a Gentle -1 JL iDia'j lUeMeiicc, contaiiilnit II rooms, olio , 1 acres land, orchard, g-rdon, coach-hOMO, - .table, and out-bulliiings. ! CHJK IMMtLUIAIK1 BALK—Stokes* Point— .JL Ijol VI, containing about 2_ acres of rich . a luvi'sl soil, goot] aspect, plenty of .enclrg ■ timber and tiro wood, stream through the land; [ dpiecdid piece of lon- 'or warden or orchard i purpose*. Pries, £15 an acre. Term., £300 at 1 5 1 fiaianco cosh. Ij'yit IMMKDIATK SALK—23 miles from ; X Aucfcland, on LhoGreatSoath Road, avery ; superior Farm of 190 ueres, mostly ail Improved, 1 subdivided Into icn poidoclcs, and laid down in . (tra«B or In cultivation; valuable orchard noo-. 1 Nine-roomed -family House, sii-staUed utabie, 1 cowshed, Btorebou»«. etc, etc; three miles from . railway station, on the main road. Price, £l_£o ; Terms con bo made.—R. C. Greenwood., - FOH CALK—Farm at Babylon, HetonsriUe, containing 283 acres Kirst-claes I-and (ad -1 loins Captain McMahon's farm), new 7-ruomed • House and outbuildings, orchard, garden. 2 1 acres potatoes, cart laid down In Knv>s. Price ■of land, £1118. <Hd yearly for 10 years, two pajr ■ menu having b-en made. Price of improve ■ ments, conai.iting of crops, h jubo, stock, etc, eto r £060.-R, C. Greenwood. 1 TPOK BALB—2OO Acrea of Kauri Bush Land 1 i? being lot Kb. and N.W. part cf lot 161. ! Pariah of Okoha, Uobeon County, immediately ■ adjoining the Union Hash and Door Company a I property ; stream through the land. Price low, s Kasy terms.—!-, C. Greenwood. ' rpHK other Farm consists of 80 acrea (food i JL land, fully improved, JO acres bush land, > well watered; New l-roomsd Bouse, &o [ Price. £100. FOR BALE-Seven-roomed Cottage, situated at the Whan, main roa-t Irontage; good ' orchard, tec; i of an acre of land, good well, tc. Price, £280. (821 , ITOK SALK—Lot 37, Pariah of Mongoonnl, 00 ■ £ talning forty acres of very choice, and Price, £50, worth £100. Also. South-western portion of lot 79, containing 33 acrea of very • good land, joins improved lands. Price, £50. t Also, Lota 11,15, and 35 of tho town of Manpra -1 pal, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35, • The above lot of lands are a capital investment, ' and easy terms can bo made—say £25 cash, • balance by instalment!!.—X. V. Greenwood. > TTIOK SALE—S miles from Auckland, 5 to 20 • J. Acrea of Good Land (Unimproved); well 1 watered; close to good roads; 10 minutes walk ! from railway station; auitablo for anyone wish • ing for email dairy farm, and to keep a horse " and live out of town, the aspect being; to the ' North-Kast, end view good; locality, Mount r Albert, and tho land adjoining being all taken > np and valued at four times the price asked for ■ this land, viz., £1210s an acre, payable on the > deferred payment system, or as agreed. • R. C. GREENWOOD, I UOT-ONKKR AND ESTATE AGENT, Odeen-stbeet :F. J- M 6SS & C°- I LAND AND FSTATE AGENTS, ! BHORTLAND-3TRKKT. FOR BAI-E-112?aor-- finest land, with abundant water, and good .three-roomed 1 House, The land is bush, with 20 acres foiled, 1 and excellent feed on all the land throughout L the year. Few miles from railway station; price only £280.— F. J. Mosa and Co., Shortland street. ! tPOB SALK—22f acres of good Land in the £ Pnkekohe District, 30acres cf bush; the I wholo well watered, andnear a hallway Station. ; -IT. J.MO-0. 281 FOR SALE—I2O acres of fine Land, mostly fenced; part in grass, part bush; 15 miles ', from Auckland; to be sold cheap on easy terms. —F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-ttreet. FOB BALK—Ten-roomed House conveniently situated at Parnell; also, four-roomed Cot , tage and large allotment for £250.— F. J, Mobs and Co., Shortland-street, 323 ITiOR SALE—A valuable and compact Farm JC of 155 acres, within 12miles.ram Auckland, 1 and 3 from a railway station. Land of finest ■ quality in first-rate condition, warm, and well- Bituated, with abundance of water. House, 1 and all requisite farm buildings.—F. j. Moss & ; Co., Saortlana.-.trcet. 221 FOR BALK—IOO Acres at Manearo, in whole or In part. Very fino land and a rare oppor tunity, in that well known district.—F, J.Moss & ' Co, t^hortland-Btreet. 178 ra BALK —100 Acres, with beautiful sea beach and eea view, only flvo miles from City.—lT. J. Moss & Co. 271 FOX S^LK—Farm of 265 acres, a largo part in grass and crop, remainder fine land in , fern, with small part in bash. This farm Is beautifully Bltuated near Tauranga, and h_B a good .-roomed dwelling House and out buildings. To be sold cheap anl on easy terms, the present owner being anxious to Bolt—F. J, Moss and Co., Shortland-street. .'K-fl FOR SALK—A large comfortable Dwelling house of 8 rooms, In Kemuera, with splendid view and every convenience. Terms easy.— F. J. Moss & Co.. ahortl-nd-straet, .a jjiOß 8 ALE—A comfortablo House of 9 rooms, -I? with. 1 acre of garden and orchard; a few minutes only from Post-office, Terms easy.— F. J. Mobs & Co., t'hortland-street. 31 FOR SALK-.O Acrea, with deep-water frost age, one mile from railway station.—F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-street. 371 J7OR SALK—House of 0 room., with 0 acrea, J? at Onehunga,—F. J. Mobs & Co., Shortland- Btreet, 311 FOX SALK—Section at the foot of Hobson'g Bay Koad; cheap, and on easy terms.—F. J. Moes Ss Co. 373 MONKY TO LEND, in sums of £20 and up wards, on freehold security, at current rate of interest. The interest and principal re payable on same terms as those of the Building Societies, or on ssuch other terms as may be 1 arranged, to suit the oon venienco of borrowers. -F. J. Moss & Co., Land and Estate Agents, Ehortland-Btreet ■ IjWR MALE—B7S Acres very fine Land, with 1 X easy access by water, and only a fcsw miles from a railway station.—F. J. Moss & Co,, Land find Estate Agents. 206 FOR BALE—We have for sale a considerable number of Houses and Buildinz Allotments, Farms, and other properties, improved and un improved, of which we shall bo glad to give full particulars on application,— F, j, ilosa & Co., Shortland-etreot. FOX SALK — 30 Acres, with comfortiiblo Dwelling - housa and Farm Buildings, beautifully situated, near Lake T.kapona.—F. J. Mosa and Co., Bhortland-street. 11l FOX SALK—Building Allotments, Brighton road (Parneli), near the City Park (Pon _onby),und other loc-iitiea in townßndsuburbs. —F, J. Mesa and Co , Hhortland-street. IJIOK SALK—A very flno farm of 530 Acres, a . few miles from Tuuranga,on the main road to the Hut Lake. ; .00 acres In grass, remainder oo'n f-m land. Tbero ia a comfortable residence of 12 loumu, and t_e farm buildings are all in good order and complete. The land is very superior and well watered. Terms easy,— V. •!. Mo.i Ss Oo.i S_t.rtlftud--t.uefi , IST



Laud and Estate Agents. j U. F. E v A a s> BOO3E, LA*rt>, rSiUBAXCB ASD RSTATE A'j-ENT, Next "Herald" OSes, QseaxMtKeti FOH S4LB, Ail tfact toagnilident Corner Allotment, Franklin Koad atd Enstlaod-etoeet, about 91 z 101, tlanted irstfa ornamental trees, _cc lulz is, wit hats t eicepiion, tfcs beat cite in the Tici.ity—bo:h at present for a vtila reeidenca, and pra_pec-tre~r as a grand basin-a- site, WELLINGTON■StBKET-Biiine-sa PrtmUea, testefeold For Sale (cht-apj OKATO, New Pljioonlh—For Sa!e, or eschax,?. for proper y in or rear A_c;lir.d. _l Acres. ©ofwcicli are iiapror- ; d. a-;_..i :~.e remain iim.l -tacdics bosii: !-5 rrvli* from town; fecssd and ..nbriivided, S-rj-smea hoa?e, •neii, r.ic-3 orcaarf, bUxtyard. etc ;wiegT_r_i lice etea by; lj-miiea from the sea: at foot Of Mo-Xt Es'fj.or:-, Price -SOOJ (S2SO can, Kand at 10 perfect. 353 POMPALLIEK TEBRACB. Ponsonby - A Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms and aJo'.naeEt, 50 i ICO; nic. garden in splendid orTer. Pric« _Bta 331 OUBLIK-STKEKT, Pocsoaoy—Vcre nice gable end Verandah Coitage; cicely femished, bow witdow, 5 rooms (large), pretty flower aurden in trout; allotment 33 z about 100. Price SXSi. 336 SHKK£LJ_\--STKEET, near PoEgonby HaJl- Nice Cotsas?©, four roon_3, &_., veraadahln front, porch at back; good position; £230. Abo, the allotment at rear of same, with frontage to Ki_sj-.treet oi 3G feet, at 3as per foot. 3X) PARN'KLL-A Comfortable Family Residence, coosistinij of Drawing-room 0) x lii, Dining room (30 s _5), Parlour, Five Bud-rooms, Kiteben, _cc.; wash-hoime copper, water laid 0.7, «_3 and other ccicforta and conceiiiflnce?, OPPBP. QCESN-3TREST-Hoti«e, four rooms, w_ah-hoa?c, and ■slillon attached, all in Brood order; nice garden. Two Allotment); desirable position. 257 PONSO* BY— Wood aireet, new and splendidly finished House of Ten Apartment.; gas and ficdißS complete; lar^e Corner Allot ment thoroughly dratoed and pJantad. £S3O. PONSiONßV—Contmodioa* lieti-enee, co_sist ingof l>rawinit-room 118 z IS). DiniEK-roam £24112t. Parloar, Ponr Bert-rooms, Kitchen. Bath-room, _tc, ' c.; ifaa laid on and other comforts; splendid view: large Allotment ail planted and drained; very ceairable. 2T* PONsONBY— \ kco-1 Investment, consistins;of l&rgt! Corner Allotment, on which gland Three Housm. fir MSSQ; 276—fail particniars from I), f. Evans. ANGLESEA-STRK-KT-Hoase fln good order). Six Booms, stable, wtah-hoate, woodnshed, good well. Riri:e Corner Allotment (about 132 I US) fenced and (ally stocked with fruit tree1!, flowers (very choice); splendid vlow of city and harbour ; £500. 259 SBWTON-STP.hKT—A very nice and pretty Cottage of 5 rtotns: allot ment -.boat 33 x ISO: solenoid ,';■;; ;■ garden. Rood well, &c Must boaotd. Pr:cs only £120. 333 MOUNT ALBEKT- House. Fix Raoma, stable and ontbotu■■■■_, Four Acres rich volcanic land, snb-divlded by hedges and -walla, corner lot. and vriihin thfee minut«a wait of railway station. 54 POJt'SONBV— Ho-M. Seven Booms, Pantry, Etore-room, stable. &c, gtandiag on high ground a-rrounded by some line old forest trees, oommandlDg a splendid view; largo orchard and patldocke, in centro of which is a never-fallinar surface spring of water; al together about Five Acres; 61—fall par ticulars from D. F. Kvane, Besides nnmercraß other Properties Large and small, fall particulars of which can be had on ap_licatto!i to D. K. Kvans. Farms and Uonn try land from 7s 6d per acre upwards, BUILDING ALLOTMENTB -BPRLVG-STREKT, Ponsonby-at 208 and 25s per foot. SPKINK .' •, _ tnaPlaco-atrspcrfoot. IHELAND-- ! Bl I I -n'.378 61 p»rfoot. POSBOSBY TBBRAC'K—at &D. per foot; Wood-itreet, 1-b *>i ptr foot, KING-STBELT-at 3Ss per foot, And various other Lots. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, 9 House, Land & Ksiiti Aoestt. 133. QUEEN'-STRKBT next Herald Office. S. E. H UGHES> .J™ io^ House, Land, Estate, akd FiNAScrAL AGENT AHD VaLUEE, Vdicak Lake (next Occidental Hotel), Money Invested on First-class Security Mortgages and Liaise negotiated Kcnts and Interest collected. Insurances effected Valuations of Real end Persona! Satate Sevtrai Villa Ke-l.cncc. for iaie, from£3oo to «,200 BaildinK Allotmeota in Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 5i per aero Wanted, Allotments at duke.'. Point,Mcont Eden, Whoa, and Kemuera Perfona wishiosf to acquire property aro in vited to inspc_ t mv Lisa Sowlair Machines. |W. C. D ENNBB » THE GKKAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, lIAS JUST UKCSIVED A Lax.to Shipment of the Challenge Machine Of tho Wortd— Thk Whitk Co.'s Sewing MachiiiE. The Mo«t Hitent 1 he Cheapest Too Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Moet Simple Tho Laraeat Taole Tha Moet Easy to Work Tho Best Cover The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttle Tho Most Megant The Neatest Stitch T_leadle Machines, from £510& . THE BEST SEWISG MACHINES EVES H.-DE. Prif:. of Hand Machines, £3 10s. Also. ALWAYS OS HAND, Genuine- Blr-r.-i Fri-ter and Rossman Wertheim Standard Howo Company's Wheeler and.Wilson Grover and -taker's Jones's ABO Domestic Andother good makea FEOM 58. 6d. pes Wbek 1 2s. 6d. pee Wsek 1 JJJj MACHINES GUAIUNTKED. These Machines can bo had of my Agents 5— N. MoLean andCa, Pioneer Store, Wbangarei; Thomas Weils, Cambrldgo; "William Stevenson, Onehunifa; K. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and Boylan, Giaborno; Brennan and Co., Tauranga and at other places. mSE riKEAT "nEPOT, OUKEN-STRKKT Venetian tsimoa. TRADK MAJIK, THE AUCKLAND IMS VENETIAN BLINIJ PACJTOUY, tKwAnrJHifßn 180-.' DEC AMEKIOAN WNK VEftETIAM X\> JIWNUH ;Wl(OW:fiAI,I« A»D HUTAtU lilindii sent to all »arw of tho Colony on the Shortoat Notlnfl on iwilitaticfl of order. Our Ullridd urn LlKliter and Choapei than the Importod Iron bllndJa. A. AND A, BUSBY I*to M. Horton Bnsby), BAOTIOAt)Bl/!NI> MAKKBB & WIBB-WOBKKBS Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Martrct Hqnnre. innkland N.Z. Boots and Bboea _ _rs • rr* T^RAW nkari OiJv^S^fimrf^. JL/L-BseKxplrlnKl 3^>^ilßl %rtO Tremendous Bar. *^%.W.Lr\2S!CJJjoHWBTON, the V>~ xmi «".—«**\V People's Boot and ;\ JBfe. rz&',J: Shoemaher, of Vio rMJ^ ffl6&a£e£!*d toria-etroet, has now 2^y ■ - ;.t w 4>S*. a flno Stock o£ Hoots I*^^ and Shoes in all sizes, at Lowet City Prices. Blue Boot. JBlue Boot look out FOIS C. BROOKK'3 fM B ljUB B°k)t (A D V'K RTISKMKNT IS 4 FKW DAWi



Medical. ~~ LITER COMPLAINTS. DB, KING'S DANUELION AKD QULNTXB LTtTER PILLS <*«■«*»•*■ CUTT.) THE BEST KraiTOT FOB BlgOC»nB» STO3-J.CH IISRASSHStWIT, FI.ATDUt.SCK, PaX«. BEIGES T-LS SnOCXDSBS, BaD AfHXnE. 5Ss. Md s-1! other symptom, of diwidered iver and drspepsic- Acknowledged by many em__ent stirgeo-i to be Use satot and tniltet ; pills for every con-titntion.--ln Boxes at Is Ud, NSd and is fid. __;d or Chemist-and Medicine V_£i_r.ihrS-_-bo-.t the world. Jae. Rorke, London, -pecu-Uy valuable rtus far r_aide_i_ abtoad and uaveUem Sold by KfMFTKOEKE, PEOSSEB S Co, ULPHOLINS LOTIO-i."—An Ex ternal Means of CURING SKIS OISEA3K3. Th»re is searce'r any eruption bat wiil yield to ".-nlpho'.ine* in a few days, and commence to fa<;e away even if it teems pass cure, Oriisary pimples, redne-a, blotches, scarf, roswhnc-a, vanish __• it my magic; whilst o!d, e-duiin? akin dlsordtr.. that hare plagued the sufferer, for rears, however deeply rooted they may be, "dulpholin." wiil successfully attack them. It -e-trora the a__maleul« which causea these T-t.'igh:;y, irritable, painful affections and always jwoinces a cl.ar, bealtnj natural condition of the skia. " sulphotine, Lo:ion i_ sold by mo", chemists. Bottles, Sj 8d Made by 1. Pepper and Co., London, SoldbyKt-jnrnoaxE. Pkosseb _. Co. TJEPPEK'S QUININE aad IKON I TONIC rouse.? and developer the nervooa energies, enrichf a the blood, promotes appetite, dlapeU languor and depression, fort-Sea tee digestive organ". Is a epeci-e remedy for neoxaJgia, ague, in.ijre-ticra, fevers of every kind, chest affection?, and in wasting dis_a--a. scrofolou- tendencies, &c The whole frame is greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health cert-Is. Bot'lea, 32 doses, A3 6d; next size, lla. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The mime of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory. London, mast be on the label. There i» .™ Tooic so certain in effect us Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It la strongly recommended to resi dents in India and the Colonies, and snonld always be kept ready for t_ae ia every case of fever or febrile condition. sold by Kkmpthorxe. Pacsaeß ajtd Co. rn.\KAXACUM axd PODOPHYU.IN, L Prepared only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted from meal cinal roots, ia now used jutead of bine pill and calomel for the care of djspepsia, biliousness, and all tymptoms of cong-eetion of the liver, •which are generally pain beneath the should era, heM-ache. drowsine-a. no appetite, tarred tongue, di__*ree*bie ta>M in the mornin-r, Kiddineas, disturbance ot the stomach, and feel ing of general depression. It sets the sluggish Uver in motion, very slightly acta on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with -4 tours. It is the safest medicine. Taraxacum and Podophytlin is a fluid made only by J. PKPPBK. Bedford Laboratory. london. whose name ia on every label. B jrtlee, 2* 9d and Is 6d, Sold by all Ch« mists. A most valuable and essential medicine for India, Australia, the Cape, and Colonies generally. Sold by Kemfthoene, Peosseb & Co Ct ONDUBANGO, J t» _ The Latest akd Best BLOOD AXD LITER AJ-TKP-NAT-V-t, A Specific In all Skin Diseases. Read the Circular and Analysis round every Bottle. To be procured everywhere. jpHEMIST AA'U irKUGGIST. 8. GILBERT, dispensing and family chbmi3t; 223, Queen-street, (Next to thb albert Hotbx). Prescription and Family Keceipta carefully prepared and dispensed. Jest Landed— A Large Stock of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Mcd Seines, Drugs and Chemicals, etc., etc Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest rates. Communications by latter will receive imme diate attention. S, GILBERT, ODEKS-STEEET. \M EDICAIi HALL,fON&ONBY, I.TX Nkak thb Thbib Lamps, J. G. HENDERSON, PHAKWACKUTICAL CHEMIST AND SUKUKON DENTIST. Drugs and Chemicals of best <jnality. Homoeo pathic, Patens, and Proprietary Medicines. Please and Lubin's, Atkinson's, and Kimmell's Perfumery. Hair and Tooth Bntshen. Turkey aa& Honey comb Sponges. Feeding Bottles of every description T> ÜBh I C NOTI CE. The Business of P. F. Makti.vbos, Chemist of Karangahspe Road, Newton, will in future be carried on under the title of "The Golden Mortar," the management being undertaken by T. P. MOBGAK. late of the City of Hereford Kngland. T^-OTIUxs O c KKMO VA L HUDSON {LATE EtLL AHD HCDSOS), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Begs to inform his friends and ctutomen that he baa KKMOVBD bis Buaineaa to NKW AND COMMODIOUS PRKMIBKB at the corner ot VICTORIA & HOBBON-STBJBKT&. dnnsmitos. D3VITT, GunmaKßi, 244, Queen. • street, Auckland, opposite the Market - house, Bstablished, 85J.-Always in Stock and to arrive by direct Importation from Kngland made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore Breech-loading Onus, Doable and Singlet Muzzle loaders, Hieech-loadlng Revolvers, Breech-load ing Rook and Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, Bun Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouohes, and every article necessary 19 complete the outfit of a sportsman. An assortment of every description of Revolver Cartridges, and all the best Brands in Sporting Powders are imported direct from the makers by the advertiser, who con guarantee th3li good quality. Cartridges for the Rnfleld, Snider and Terry Rifles. Metaluo Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and other sped-, alitles always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt *ich. Guns Re-stocked, Browned, etc. an c every other kind of Firearm Repaired at reasonable prices . Notice.—Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech loading Guns cheap. The lamest stock in Auckland to choose from. Also, In stock, a arge assortment of Fireworks, of the best uatitv. Fishins Tackle SA/fRS. T|OWN STAY AND CORSET J MAKER, TJPPEB lIOBSON-ST., Established 1861. Every Description of Stays, Corsets, tea. . Surgical Belts, upon the Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Order. Country Orders Punc tually Attended To. POTATOES! POTATOES I POTATOES The undersigned have in stock l— Prime waikato Table Potatoes pbimb cantbrbtjbtt do Hobartown Seed do FlukkS ASOLEAF KIDfTKYS Tayloe's Kidneys Jackson's Kidneys, &&, &0., &o. They aro also prepared to suoDly, In any qnan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTOKE FOB GRBKN CROPB. the use of which has produced saoh remarkablo results as to need no comment. Also, all kinds of Bonodaat and Guano, in any Quantity, W J. HURST & CO., 101, QrjEKft.STBBKT. fT O ~T 6" ~H A^ T 1 VT to Roth'b Publlo Het, Cold, and Shower Bathß, Vlotoria-gtreot East. Charge, Okb Shillikq. Open all week days from 7 a,m. to 6 p.m., and Stskdat Moknikob from 6 till 10 a,m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels,, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, fco. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every 'day, at all hours, with female attendance, One ', Shilling. Please note the address: viotoria streot East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and ; next the Cheap Bedding and Furnitnre Mart ■ Auckland 1 l» xoK X a « co. Agkhts fob Sydhet Papkb Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprlaini? White, I^rintinit, and Tea Paper. Grey and Brown wrapping, and are prepared to indent any sizes, qualities, or colours re quired. , ' These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to bo superior to Imoat (Im ported. Cavalier Frero's Genuine French Brand:«_ American Carriages American Harness. To AURrvB Farm and Express Wagons



Merchandise* ! E. P Ols'rEX & C o' WHOLESALE AND BKTAII* IBOKMO NGKBS AHD IRON MERCHANTS QUBBN AND HIGH STREETS ACCKLAOT, pLIKS! FLIES! FtlJtSt No House. Hotel, Ekstaubaht, ob Shop, should be without these teaps, WIBK DI3H COVKBfI BUTCHERS' ana FAMILY SAUBABJS MACHINKB KNIFK-CLKAAING MACHINKB IBON BBDSTEAD3 AND COTS. X POETEfi & CO. i Wiah particularly to d»w attention to theli ; Stock of Q-ARDEN J^ttQCISITES. Comprising the CELEBBATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWEBS, 10, IS, Ji, and 16 inch, being kept In tfocfc. AMERICAN LAWN SPRINKLERS, With Mcfcel-platod Arms. EKGLISH VeEOK OB BOKDEB CtTCTIBS. I I " " 1 | | 3 » g ; _ C XHISK TBEOW A CONTIHCOUS STBJEAIt India Bobber and Cotton Hose. Hose Keels, Jets, Spreaders, Unions, fee, &c GARDEN SYKINBB3. NETS, for Protecting Fruit from Birito Earthenware Fern Stands, Mignonette Boxes, &c, be. Pruning Shears, Flower Gatheriag aad Tloa Scissors Hand Seed Drills. Soythea. Hooks, Hiy and Dlgjdng Forks, Steel Rakes aad Weeders &C, &0..& C. BEST SHEFFIELD KLECTBO-PIiATBJD GOODS, front Jas. Dixotfa, Atkin Bros"., and other ant-class makers. Joseph Rodgers and Sons' and lookvood Bros*. CELEBBATED TABLE AND POCKET CUTLBBT. EIDER'S MEAT CUBING MACHINES, These Machines possess the advantage over all others by being fitted with a pressure clum ber, which is charged with bbiss before insert ng the needle Into the meat, thereby preTentiag; the introduction of air. Meat saf elj- corned In the hottest weather. Cast-Ibon Fouhtaiks and Vasks. white wire moss baskets, Bpongb baßketß, cbuetß, tea-pot STANDS, &c. Sia&vooD'B KGO BOILERS. • GALVANIZED IRON FRAME NETTING. "El "OOBTEK & (^ 0., WEOLESALE IBOBMONGEB, HIGH-STREET,'Acoeukd. This Dkpabtmbkt is Ehtibblt WHOtKSAtK, STOKEaSEPEBS BUPPIJED AT LOWE3T CURBBNT RATKS. Large Supplies constantly on hand of BUILDKRB' IRONMONGKRY, Mining Be (juisites, Saw Mill Requirements Vertical Saws kept in stock up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plato and Sheet Iron Corrunatcd and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zinc i Venting Wire, Barbed Fencing Wire Anvilß, Vices, Forges, Bellows Steam Engines, Steam Pumps. Centrifugal Pnmus, Blast Fans, Hydraulic Jacks, Punch- ALL GOODS CABEFULLY PACKED! AND lOBWAKDED WITH DESPATCH, ■



mcmey. . , ."' ' * :.' ITCKLaHD PBBMASEIT CO-OPBRATIVK BUILDETG AX® INVESTMENT SOCIETY. Ojboi:-S3, Qobmhiui LOANS graded upon approved seearaies et 1 freehold or Leasehold Properties ia mam of EG to 05,000, principal and Intent* tag ». tayable in tesialmena, at the icSkmtag aim ' or every £100 borrowed:— _^_^.: ". ■ iTit TTiTT". '.. • years. - - .'Hi l» » | \fSsz . - »« w»i Brears— — ~ ' ": *■* I • '■'■.;*: IQyeara '8 8! IB lit t__ ■', ' *ar Further particulars may be obtained oc applied a.the Society Ottg^^ yiCTORIAN LOAK AMD MB. COTTNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAKI? . ; ■ .. . The (above Agency bavins: Opened a Bnaejr in Auckland la prepared to Advance Stunt at . Money, troir £19 to £1,1*3. cm Personal Stxwttf Deeda of Property, Shares nPablicCoaipKuet, . end other Seoorittea a! current ratea, R% DUotnnted Daily. Renewaiajeifected, To accommodate Boxrowexs Loan of tosy) £10 May be repaid 1b Instalments of ttfjier week £20 Mar be repaid In Instalments of! 20s pet mat, Or by any other mutual agreement ". - odnimiiiliCßJuOns» ctthoT pcsTßOßLflLthr fcf: by letter, strictly confidential. AMxtm- ' HIOE-gTBKET, Kelt Auckland HoteH. Rot 88. PwKtißaa. • -PhiflO )O LKND °n vOodFreebod neoaßy, *uw lit any ram; moderate interest —a. X, mighes, Jixq,* Land Ajeent, Ynicsfi Line* • •;, ONE* Xv uSIXjI on appiOTti ■ securiiy, . ■ sal ;! S. X, TTIX&, ' : ! r j • |B'K SoUcitcr, Tntean Uaeu MON2Y TO LiSUf ju, us Uwge m nwll Runs, at 'asoal rates at inMnMt. CONXJOiL ft COOPKK, ■ ■ VtOmalMßß. " ■ ■'■ ONKY TO LEND, in muas ot £300 •ad upwards, at 7 per cent * JACKSON & BUSSEIi, ' SOitoUcgß. FtgHttßWt ; ■IiSOOO To LEND inSnnnolfSW 3*l>VS\S\/ andnpiraHlß.-F. Bir^Hiwt. land-street. jIAOIfEY TO LEND on Jlortgage at Flrst-claae Freehold Beoarlttoß. WM- COLBMAK, car ot Qoaen and ShOTtland-rtraeta. Honeua. D B N VI MB HOTEL, EDEN TKRBACg. * S. E YIN SON, Having agreed to tell out his interest fa tte ", abore Hotel od the 31st December, ISBL anStV clear oat the large nock of Wines. Spiafa, fta, has made a farther reduction In the below advertised prices. Parties wishing to putchaw would make a great saving by calling. PerboMe Martell s and Henneeßj^s SEundjv ecu&l to &> <L Case Brandy .. .. - - _ 60 OreenleesandColTllle'iCaiikiwltsnWbhkr (strong) .. ~ <-".. _ - _I 8 Dud Title's Whisky.. .. _ _ . I I Rnm, 3a; Old Jamaica tatxrfMa; emaU_ 1 0 : Oousen'e Sherry, best, Is; email » .it Sandiraan'a Best Port, is; emaU „ .! ( &.montlil&do sherry, ss; small _ _i 6 Old Tawny Port, Se; small .. - _1 S English Ginger Wine - .... -10 In Cask (Genuine Brandsll Hennewy's Brandy .. _ .. -80 ;■ ■ Schiedam Schnapps. 4a 6d; small .. . 3 f Geneva, JDKZ, as, Ib 8d; emaU _ _3 B Old Tom _ _ _ .. - -i | Dnnville'sWhiskr.. _ .. .. -i • Scotch Whiaky, Lome, Mar.anaßonie cord .. -.. .. ■ — .. - *"-■ Townaend'B Sareamrillai .. .. ~5 • English Ale and Porter (best brands). VI to 1 « Flaskßrandy, large. 3s; email. Is 6d and.. 19 Bplendid Port and Sherry Wine, per doit- 8 « All Spirits sold by the Gallon (ovet-mKW*} same as tram Bonded Store. Terms: Strictly Cash (no exceptions). SAMTTKL gYINSOK. PtoprietWV rpHS MAR UKAU HOTEL, Oaeinngs, 1 Proprietor, Thomas Rice.—Special msoooj modatton for TraTeUers from the variota settle- ' ments adjoining. Sttitee of Booms by special ■ arrangement tor private families. Mi Ska ebtldb: had the pleasure of succeeding Mr Jr. A. . Whiieon, of the firm of Hesers K. Wnftßanand Sons, Brewers, Auckland, and Mr Tbomaa Oea lin, Onehnnga, in this extensive and weu appointed establishment, respecttnllr solicits : the patronßge of the surtoundine public ana visitors from Auckland, Hot and Cold Baths, : A fine brew of WMtaoß'sSparUiiiffAle«,eoapMt with the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. > A special Billiard-room; with one of Thorstonli , Best Tablet. gxgeUent Btaaling. {ji c i.' 'sT'iT'*. o"xa fr, '• formerly of the City Club Batel7 ottbe Tennima Hotel, Helensvffle), having 'bonght the Freehold ol the Wbaxoibh Hotm. bom Mr Camer, begs to tntorm visitors that DO effiß* will be spared to afford satiwfnctloa;. ; Horses aad Pleasure Boats on Hire. mcTTOUKISTS AND OTHERS. WAIWEBA HOTEL, HOT BPBINGS, NSAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newljr appointed throoghont with every mortww luxniy and comfort, comprising nmrmgßt other ipect alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dining, and Kooms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Baths; Lawn terraces. Archery, Cricket, and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Frnita in Season; Billiards, Boating, Shooting, etc ! LAKE HOOBE, BOTOROA. Syßtematized in the same admirable principlß as tite far-fsMed Waiwera Hotel, ofier* iM Patrons similar internal advantages ana atttao tions, while the surrounding Scenery and , wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide r»m». requiring no comment, FLAGBTAFJT HO Th,, £ h~ HORTH SHORE, W. H. "PEABCE } (Late ot the Commercial flotsL Hamtitmi, and ' Royal ilaU, Auckland,', Having taken the above Hotel,, will be glad to see his old friends. KB WAIKATO HOXJSIL, HAMILTON BAST. W GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOR . TRAYELItKBS. SAMPLE BOGMS, AND XJVKBT AND BAIT EffABLKS. | ¥. 6A ¥ BIN, Pbophebtob. PALACE HOTEL, HOT &&KES, OHINKMOTU, EOTOEUA. Kret-olaffii aoMmmodatlwi for Toartett, twm !lers, and Visitors daring both winter and summer months. Private Sitting Bootna, Smoking and Beading Booms, Billiard B.- Goaohes, Boggles, and Saddle Horses for Hire ConToyftnces will meet every Steamer, iHFOBTAirr Nonoi.—Tourists can makfl *r rangements with Cast, M. T. Clayton (lasaranco Buildlngß, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly {Tauwnga), or Mr Wo, Kelly (Ohlnemutn), tor through trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all etomttraa, at FIXED BATKB. Trip from Auckland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle t or tats Goirkab OSLY. ;■ . ~ , ■■••■-.: WILLIAM KELLY, PEOPBigrOB. mo 6 X A Z I KB fl. KORTHKRN HOTSL PADDOCKS, Ghkat Kobtk Road. ; Wanted, at onoe, 10.000 Hones to mm aoA. masticate the luxurious grasses; and drink of a pretty winding meandering stream which Bow} through the whole of the vast and well-eheltareft estate. A great chance toe enterprising stock OWnOT> ROLLUPUI a R. CURNOW, Proprietor Groat Northern Hotel, the oldest established house on the rocd where the choicest brands of Wines and Spirits coupled with the best brews of Ate, axe onauo. ' Saddlery. WSJ. J O X JS 8 ■ • Has Jnst landed ex •Hermione, •Ashmore, 'Halcione,' 'Avona,' 'CoronUla,' 'Oxford.' and s.s. 'Norfolk, a Large As sortment of Seasonable Goofis, oomprlsin| Horse Covers, good durable articles lined and shaped, from 15s; Waterproof Loin Ooven, Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines | Bnggj.GiaaMCanaagelfimpsTßaceSßOdiMi Just Arrived, per 'Hermione,' my Second Shipment of Tanner & Frost's Celebrated H*W ■ " Fatxht Oil, MOLLISCOEITJ M, for Harness, Carriage Tops, and Aprons, tee.. very economical, and superior to NeatetootOil, beoanse it Is perfeoto waterproof, readily paw trates the leather, effectually prevents cracking, does not evaporate or dry out ot the leather, will not come oft after application, and harness may be polished, with oompo immediate!? after ward. . ■.. ■ . . . ■ WATERPROOF RIDING APROHB Onr own make, best quality, and latest improved shape. Wj^J. teas always a large general atoofceom HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Stock; Sad ' dies, and Bridles, Stable Kequisites, Boamer and Winter Horseolothlng, Valisee, Portman teaux, Courier Bags, Waterproof Bwte foe Baddies and Harness Compos, Oila, tea. BIiXiIMANS HMBROCATIOH. JOBX ■ ARMTSD. Alarge itook of latest improved extra trout PACK fi ADOLKS always on hand. Jfrom flOa> Five per cant. Discount allowed for Casn W. 8. J O JT B 8, QUSKN-STBBST, ADCKIiAKD.