MR THWAITES AT THE TEM PERANCE HALL.

These was a large attendance of electors at tile Temperance Halllast evening, bat the meet W eonld hardly bo termed orderly. Mr R»iton took : 'ho chair by reg acat amidet general cbafi; aim along to " cradles,"" sparrow traps," and It w*»' then evident that a great many petsona had oolr attended lor "the fan of the thing," as wehMnt it termed. The platform was occupied by SI ral members of the Working Men's PbluWt Assooiauon, constituting Mr Thwaltes- cobnut In introduchiK the candidate (Mr Thwsitau the chairman took occasion to expatiate at umL loDgth on the benefits to be derived from •»«?*? ing inens' candidates if elected to the hJSS" and went on to, treat upon general matton 1 A slight murmuring aroao belore ho was £2 for aavaneed, however, and ihe murmurH gradually increased to an uproar, duriiur whM he was called upon to "dry up." " lettbewneS Thwaites," etc Tho speaker however •» pressed a determination not to be bullied w eventually gave way and called won Mi Thwaitos. who accordinaly-came forward nrS caused temporary quietness. He expressed hi. vlewa in very few words, treating anon thi various topicfl in rotation. The members an. pointed for the Looal Industries Conimtoon in' nis opinion, were the worst that possiMy emiiS be neoured, and they did but liirle good™^ objected to the Breach BaUwajs Bill, W tw public property became mongaged a eeennS time to guarantee interest for the bcßßflt " land sharks." The plurality of vote* wttaSJ he would always be opposed to, believW that each man should have one vote and not as Z now the case, perhaps half a dozen. Wiihreamw §H to the education Byatem he would bo unwuiw to have the present aot altered and would ran: port it bath free, compulsory, and seoulur^ nfk thing, however, required looking to. viz. thii tho teoohera in the South Island wem baSL I paid than theße in tho North, wnile they jKoli I 30 treated uniformly. Speaking of tho Udmt 8 House, he expressed nimsei! as sttuMir opposed to any one person being pnt tlißreto " receive a salary tor life. Whether they wera of use as legislators or not, tko House should mot : be made an asylum for the incapableandcaadv friends of thosa in power. *W It -was with no little difficulty that Mr Thwaitesenundatedhisviews thuafar, Fenoni were oontinuallyrising from among theanuiaiun ma&ing interruptions. Cries of ••piatfoMsl2. variably followed, and general nproar ensnrf Some larrikins caused considerable amusemant from the outside of the building by trentinsrtho audienco to a species ol ventmog.nißin, ■wherein was introduced the names ot epeakers and much impertinent matter. However, this was but c. savour of things to come. The Chairman requested any persons desiring to ask' questions to step forward, but, for a time, no one seemed inclined. JCvery few momenta a cry was got on for "Oarrard" ond "Mrs Uarrsrd.""ut Z hippy couple were said to be elsewhere, Aim great laughter and cheering, an eleotor stepped forward and questioned Mr Thwaites b/tto native diffloulty, to which he -replied that peeing that toe Government had ohoa pat their hand to thei lilosgn, they atonld not tarn toack. At the came time ha oon aiderea the Maoris should be tangrit law and order, after the same manner v tho'.whito man. He would not keep the natives in gaol, but would have them tried, as ho expected! to see a friend in the hall (who had juat made an on- * seemly interruption) treated some day. In reply to other questions, the candidate stated thai he would not go to Parliament to make a living, bat would endeavour to advocate tho rixhtaof Auckland, always studying New Zea land as a whole and this province in particular. 1 Ha would uphold the present education system ' by every means in bis power; would make a uniform rate of pay for all civil Bervante in both the North and South lalands.and Would not sc cepta position louder (Government, uateas Khe post of Premier was placed at his dUpojaL (Great laughter). Falling to coouro Jneiioe tct M the North he would support separation,bat con sidered each a step should not be in ken hastily, m He agreed with the present mode of elecUugthe l Governor for the colony, and would endeavour to have the Legislative Council elactive and open to tbe voice of the working clwsc*. Votes of ''confidence," "no conlldence," and " thanks," wore next moved by different pensots und were pnt to the meeting by the rfinfi^^w, butlusnch a manner tbat it wua a matter ol great difficulty to determine which was oarrlwl. Mr Kaf ton declared a majority fur the raotioa I o["confl4ence."for which Mr Thwattes SUy returned thanks. A vote of thanks to the chair man terminated tho proceedings". >>'>"') 4,

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE RISE IN THE PRICE OF TIMBER.

(To the Editor.) v ! / , dm.—There his been of late a oanßtademble '. o n tory about the riao In the price o( timber, arid B (c has boenenid it will stop the progress of build- 1 log operations. Now, it is well known that taw- I mlillDß during tha paat few yean has beon in a . I mott depressed condition, that mill owners M»4 ■ othirs engagedm tho business have beencutting ■■ down their loreata without any profits, and with 1 inch experience maoy of the mill owners and I others engaged in logging hare restricted tbfc^r oparationa of falling ana delivering to the itreams for driving, and as a sequence, there la a want of logs to uupply tho immense cutttofe 9 poirer of the mills. As well the Australian Colonies are only now becoming fully alive to I tbe value of our kauri timber.and their markets being bo bare, our timber in Sydney la com manding double the price It was ro&llsingim oar own market a short time ago. Tnis arises I from the timber values having risen not only in tbe Baltic and North American ports, but also in Oregon and Pugot Bound, where the price baa gone np from twenty-fire to thirty-five per cant, they having passed throaßh * timo of de pression In that industry like ourselves. From statistics it is shown tbat in the ftcc of an increasing demand, there - are Increasing diilieoiti'B to keep the mark obi supplied, and the resDlt mast bo a firmer and bettor value for the future. Now, let me show that limber at its present price is only at its ordinary value, and—as it is risen 2s. per 100. or £1 per 1,000 feet - how little It a ffecte an ordinary buildlwr. A cottage taking 12,000 feot.br a villa residence of 25,pC0,f cot in the former casa it makes £12, and in tu6 Utter, £ii difference to the proprietor. The contrast will be found In wild tendering.of many of tho builders who will vary In their value of an oral nary building as much as £150 to £200, while the lncreiued price of building material will not ex ceed£3o. 5 here is no doubt that the building, trade has alifce boon depressed with the timber, and that contractors have not boon paid for their labour in some instances, say nothing for the capital expended. Bat the demand for home property, the increased value of real estate, the improved and improving architec tural designs constantly replacing thote old buildings that a few years agowero thought to be all that Auokluid required, but are fast giving way to the improving taste and increase lag wealth of Auckland city.—l am, etc., On a Who Knows. ' <

THEODORE BROWN'S SWEEP.

(To the Editor.) ' Bib,— Although this letter mar read Domothlnß like stale noire when it appears in your oolnmns, 1 cannot help joining in the dissatisfaction oz prewed by other shareholders at the Terr unfair —if not dishonest—war in which Mr T. Brown's drawing for the Melbourne Cap took place. It is rather surprising when Mr IVs previous "performance" was bo well known in Auckland that he found bo many ready to make another trUL As an " Innocent Abroad," I took sonio tickets in Mr B.'b recent consultation on tho Melbourne, Cap, bat it was a first one, and it will certainly be the last, although the tickets may be procured at half-price. As Brown baa not thought fit to advertise winning numbers in your Tory widely circulated papor, I shall feel obliged if you would kindly inform mo whether the enclosed numbers drew ( prizesUnot that I expect anything, bat the knowledge will set (Jonbtß at rest. * WiiaKatito. [Mr Brown'g sweep was ohiaflr Bnbjcrlbed for in the South. Neither oi the numbers enclosed by our correspondent appeared on the advertised list of prize winners.,—KD. X.8.1 o-i . '

GOOD TEMPLARS V. MR. DARGA VILLE.

(TO the Editor.). ' Sib, —In your yesterday's issue, ■ "Good Tomplar," in rather intemperate langorge; en quires what claim .Hi Darsavule has on tlie support of that body. I don't suppose ha (Mr Darg&vile) alleges any claim, bat lot me say why I think he really has as good a right to ex pect that support as any other candidate. In the township of Dargaville-the whole of which belongs to Mr J, M. Dargavilla and his family— an two large hotels—no similarly situated town o( same i>ize, etc., in the colony, is without two or more licensed houses. Some few yean back, and before any police were stationed on tho Wairoa River, one of these hotels was bei»s conducted in an improper planner by tha lessee, who persistently disregarded tbe remonstrances that were made to him on the enbjeot, br Mr Dargavillo and others. In this sate of things, Mr Dargavilie determined that the license should; it possible, be taken away. Jie th on r,t considerable trouble and expense had a petition prepared and largely signed throughout' the district, requesting the Licensing Commiseioners to refuse a renewal. He paid MrHeeketh (of Hesketh ana Richmond a large fee to go to Kaipara and oppose the license/which, however, the Commissioners granted, warning tho applicant that his license would surely be refused next time, unless the house was differently conducted In trio interval. Thin warning had the desired effect, and both tho hotels in DargaviUe are now as well con ducted and aflord as great convenience to the travelling public as any in tho province,. What I want to point out here is tbli: That Mr Darga villo. at the time I write of, was willing to sacrifice his property and lose some £3(0 per annum in the interests of eobriety and tem perance. Could any " Good Templar " expect more? I think, nevertheless, that Good Temp lar is right In objecting to being dictated to about his vote, For myself, I shall voto for Mr Dargaville, because I believe that tor useful ness and public: spirit none of his opponents can touch him.—l am, &Jo,, ~' • i TKUrsriUNCB.

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AtiotionSr ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. Jt*NCT I 0 N YARDS. THOK SALB, at the Junction Yards, on JJ. ■ ' '■■> Tuesday next, ■ ■ SO B"»t Bullocks, ex ' Macgregor,' from Wai •"' tarn ■■ ' ' 25 Fat Bullocks, from Walplpa S3 Prlmo Fat Cattle, from Watiata ana ■ neighbourhood 600 Fat Sheep and Lambs. At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. THE DURHAM YARDS. FOR BALE, at tho Durham Yardß, on Friday, December 3, 65 Unbroken Oolts, principally Hacks and Light Harness Horses, torn Hawera. 10.30 A.M. II U N T|E R & Noh AN. *~ KH AM YARDS. rnHE SECOND WOOL SALE OF THE X BKASON;wiII bo hold ori IHUBSDAY, Ist December, 1831, AT 2 O'CLOCK, , HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yardß, on Friday next, 2nd Deoember, Bx Macgrcgor, K> Unbroken Colts, principally Hacks and - ■ Light Harness Hones, from Wanganul. AT 10.30 O'CLOCK. H U N T E R & N O L AN. TUESDAY, NOVMBEER 29. mHE NEXT HAYMARKET WOOL SALE Will be hold on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. , ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THEHAYM A R X E T. SALE O* WPOIT SHEEPSKINS, HIDK9, and TALLOW", each Taeßday.'at Uo'olook. ; ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. THE PAPAKURA YARDS. - DMDEB BILL 07 SALT. FOR SALE, at the Papakura Yaxda, on Wednesday next, November 30, 15 Ohdoe Dairy Cowb, in milk 12 Yearlings 10 Calrea SBnllS (Hro Plough, Harrows, Woolpress Saddle, Bridles, and Harness ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. THB REMUERA YARDS. Vspvft Bill of Salb. FOR MALE, on Thursday next Decem ber, 1, at 1 o'clock, a flock of BfiO Kwob and Lambs: the greater put of the Bwes are young sheep. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. -THE H A/TH ARK ET. TTIOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri- JD. day next, December 2, at 11 o'clock, 2 Brand Heavy Draught Colts, i yean old. Those Oolts are unbroken, immensely power ful, and a splendid match, and are really superior animals. Bred in the Walkato. ALFRED~ISUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13. POKENO. CLEARING'OUT SALE. MB, T. B. HICKS, having leased his Form, has gtyen instructions tq the undersigned to sell on the Premises, on Tuesday, December IS, at ten o'olook, Wtrooi Dairy Cows 13 one and two-year-old Helfors and flteqra 13 OalTes IBoUs w S Draught Mares and Horses 2 Mares. Foals at fool 3 Colts and Fillies by Blair Athol Farm Implements And Household Faniltnre. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED PEDIGREE »TUD STOCK. npHE undersignod has received instruc- Uons front the Auoklana Agricultural Company (late Maoloan and Co.) to sell, at Penrose, wlth ootreserre, on Wednesday, January 88th. 1882, it noon, the foUowlnn Pnre-taed Pedigree ■; nJtooki- , ' 9 uo Shearling LtEcoln Kama 50 Shearling Leloester Bama 350 Shearling Lincoln Ewes 350 Bhearllng Leicester Kwob And, at the same time, wlllba offered, 1 30 Pore-teed Horoford Pedigree Cowa sna ■ :$' ■' nelfers. : 1 With reference to the abor« Stook, Messrs Maclean andCc's Blook has, for upwards of I thirty years, had an established reputation for purity of breed, they having started with and used Impartedmales andfemales seleotedfrom I the vecbest flooks in England, and this remark i equally applies to the Herefords. "The Herefords are flnit-olaas animals, bred iwnn the most f ashionablo strains procnrable in England, and are only offered for sale In oon wauenca of eontinoed applications from gentle men desirous to add some of these celebrated females to their herds. Catalogues to be had from the Auctioneer. ALFRED BUOKLAND. WEDNESDAY^, DECEMBER 14. fi ATT h E CIAI B. hABT FOR THIS SEASON, Will ho hold at B E M U X R A, ON WEDNJCBDAY, DKO. li I 1 Entries for Catalogue not later than Thursday, Deoember 8. j : ~ ALFRED BUCKLAND. i [■'■ : p I^OUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pa^akdha— 'Weflnesdoy, Novesaber SO ; WAiottn-Satarday, December 3 Pukekouk—Monday, December S KttMCEiu— Wednesday (Cattle Ifalr), Deo, 14 . VoKZMo-Monday, December 19 UWWT—Weaneidiiy, December 21 PA» *K.u«A-WeiliMi6d»y, Dwombor 28. AUFKEO BUCKiAHD, ,



Auctiona. MONDAY, NOVEMBEK 2& UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 1 UNREDEEMED PLEDGES!! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr L. H. Neurnegen to sell, on Ms premises, noxt to the Albert Hotel, on Monday, &&]*<£•' Unredeemed Hedges, ns pledged at his office, Queen-street, and the Monto de Piete. Sco EvENiNa Stab of November 23rd and 24th. . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, At 11 o'clock. CLEARING-OUT SALE OJf BOOTS AND SHOES, Opposite the Theatre Royal, Queen stroet. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr Brownhill, who is retiring from business, ' to sell tho Balanco of his Stock of BOOTS and 3HOK9. Without Reserve. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. GENERAL DKAPKRY 1 GENERAL DRAPERY! CLOTHIJSU! CLOTHINGI STRAW GOODS! STRAW GOODS! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Etoro, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, A PARCEL OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &C, &O. THURSDAY, DECEMBER I. Ex Orient steamer, transhipped per Union Campanj's steamer, TRADE SALE OF IK CASES FRENCH LABTIING BOOT 3 QA TBUNKB LADIES', MAIDS', AND *>" CHILDREN'S KID BOOTS. Terms at Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, W, S. COCHRANBJ [JAS. DACR3 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THE LEASE FOR 66 YEARS OF THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, PARNELL. THE LEASE FOR 5 YEARS OF 14 ACRES AT REMUEKA, THE LEASE FOR 21 YEARS OF ALLOT MENTS AT GREAT NORTH ROAD. By Order of the Board of Governors of the Auckland College and Grammar School. THE subsoribejs will offer ror Lease by auction, at their Booms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, 28th November, at 12 o'clock, For a term of 68 Years, from Ist July, 1883, PARNELL—Lots 1,3, and 3of subdivision lot 9, Beotlon 85, containing 1 «od 3 perches, on which la erected the KXCHANGB HOTEL. For a term of 5 Years, RBMUSRA-Lots 13 and 19. section 4, contain ing U acres 1 rood 27 perches. For a term of 21 years. NBW NORTH ROAD-Lots 13, 13, 14. IS. part 16, 25, 28, 27, 28,29, part 30, 37, 38, 39,10. 41, and part 43. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COOHBANK JAS. DACRB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES NEWTON, PONSONBY, OTAHUHO, MANUREWA, WHANGAREI, BALMAIN. rriHE Subscribers have received inatruc- X Uons from Mr Wm. Flint, to sell, at their Rooms, Fort-etreot, on Tuesday, the 29th Inat,. at 12 o'clock, NKWTON-Allotment 32. subdivision lot 5 A, having frontages of 33 feet to Blake-street and 33 feet to Newton-etreet, with Cot tage of S rooms erected thereon, PONSONBY—Lot 97, sub lots 31 and 42. section 8. having a frontage of 66 feet to Norfolk street and 63 feet to Cameron-ttredt, by 103 feet deep. OTAHUHU-Lot 11. sub lot 38, Manurewa Farms, containing 2 acres 3 roods 35 porches, Bituato opposite the Scotch Church MANURKWA-Lot 152, containing 13 acres, fenced and In grass. WHAN&ARKI-Lot 170, Parish of Parahail, containing 163 acres, Bituato near Kamo Coal Fields. BALMAIN (North 8horo)-Lot 3 of sub lot IS3, containing 36 acres. Terms and Conditions of Sale at the Offices of Meßsrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors for Vendor, and &t tho Mart on day of Sals, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8, COOHBAHE] LJAfI. DACBK THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1. PIAHOfORTE, DBA WING-ROOM SUITB, WALNUT CARD TABLE, WABDROBI, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from A. Sheath, Esq., to sell at his residence (at top St. George's Bay Road), Par nell, on Thursday, Ist December, at 11 o'clock, The "Whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURIS, consisting of Pianoforte In wal nut case, Mublo Stool, Walnut Drawing room Suite, Spring-seated Conch, two Easy Chairs, and Blx Chairs. In d&mssk; Walnut Centre Table, Walnut Card Table, Pictures. Carpets, Mats, Clock and Shade, Walnut Whatnot, Easy Chairs, Fenders and Irons, Brackets, Vases, Ornaments, Curtains and Poles, Venetian Blinds, Coal Scuttles, Otloloth, Hall Table, Umbrella Stand, Baste, Tray and Stand, Filters, Telescope Dining Table, Cheftonler, Glare ware. Dinner ware, Cutlery, six Hair-seated Chairs, Lamps, Crockery. Flower Stand, Cages, Iron Bedsteads', Spring and Hair Mat tresses. Chests Drawers, Cedar Ward robe, Plate Glass Doors. Washrtands, Toiletware, Baths, Linen Basket, Couch, Mirrors, Kitchen Utensils, Mangle, Tubs, Bate, Tables, Chairs, Barrow, Tools, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. On Account oi Whom it May Concern, 28 CASES CURRANTS, Ex Antaies, Also, 305 PACKAGES, comprising 250 and Plaid Vestas, Sardines, Hemp, Canary, and Rape Seeds; Lobsters, Carriage and Self-fitting Candles; baking Powder, Cream of Tartar, Ginger, Clothes Pegs, Wash-board?, Paper Bags, Twine, &c, &c, &c, E. & A. ISAACS WILL sell by auction at their Stores, Queen-Btreet, on Tuesday next, Novem ber 29, at 11 o'clock, 353 PACKAGES OF THE ABOVE. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1881, "".""■■ "Af 12 o'Clook Noon. On Account of Former Purchaser Whom it msy Concern. 115 CASES CURRANTS, Ex g.s. Afghan, from London, transhipped at Sydney Into the Hero. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by auction on Monday, the 28th lust., at 12 o'clock n°°n> 115 CASES CURKANT3, Ex Steamships as above, and on Account of «.' Former Purchaser whom it may Concern. B. TONKS. R. O. CAKE. B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, DECEMBER I. OIL PAINTINGS, IN ELEGANT FRAMES, BY ARTISTS OF RENOWN. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Thurs day, the Ist Deoamber, at 11 o'clock, CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS, In the beet Gilt Frames, comprising " Checkmate," " Reflector," " Within and Without," "A Breakdown," "On the Lynn," ' "BainboroughCastlo,"Dogß, Landscapes, 1 &c, &c., &o. On View, and Catalogues can be had. B, TONKS, E. C. CABK. B. D, TONES AT AN EARLY DATE. SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, AND WHIPS. ■\j) B. TONKS & CO., » ■ Auctioneers, '



Auotiona. piiy OF AUCKLAND. SEVEN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, PaTTI SON- STREET, Freeman's Bay. W. DOWDEIi HAS received instructions from tho City Council to cell by auction on Monday, tlio 28th Instant, at noon, at his Sale Rooms, Queen-street, The LKAHK tor abont 22 years of SKVEN CUOICK BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, with a frontage of SO feet each to I'atti soa-straot, Freeninn'a Bay. Those allot wants are well situated la a rapidly Improving neighbourhood, with a frontage to the harbour In the new atreot across Freeman's Bay to Fonsonby. Term? and Conditions of Sale, and Plaun of Allotmenta. may be viewed ten (10) dayß prior to the Sale at the Office of the Town Clerk, City Council Chambers. Hlghßtreet. and on the day o( sale at the Auctioneer's Salo-room, Queen street. CITY OF AUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28. ALLOTMENT, CORNER or RUTLAND STREET AND LORNE-STREET. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions from the City Council to offor tor sale by auction, at hin Sale-rooms, Qneen-Btreet. at noon on Mon day, November 23th, The LEASB for about BO years of the jjjARGK ALLOTMENT OF LAND altuatedal the Corner of Rntland and Lorno-streets, having frontage of 75 feet to each street. Terms of sale, conditions of leaße, and plan of allotment, may be vlowed ton days prior to the iale at the office of the Town Clerk, City Counoll Chambers. High street, and at tho Auctioneer's Sale Rooms on the day of sale. MONDAY, tfOYEMBER 28. W. DOV/DEN WILL sell by auction, at tho Exchange Mart, Queen-street, on Monday next, 28th tost, at noon, immediately after sale of proporty for City Counoll. Allotment No. 25, Pariah of Aotoo, Qtioen'o County, containing 78 acres. Title: Crown Grant WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. EPSOM HOUBE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS, SCHOOL REQUISITES, &C. AT MRS. LEWIS'S. B. ARTHUR HAB been favoured •with instructions from Mrs Lewis (who has to resign her Scholastics Establishment on aocount of injury received at tho late omnibus accident) to sell, by public auction, at her Establishment, known as Epsom Home, on the Onehunga tioad, on Wed nesday next, 30th lnßtant, at 11 o'clock a.in., HKR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND KFITKCT3: Parlour and Dining-room Furniture, 3 Pianos, Pictures. Ornaments. Curtains, Blinds, Glass and Earthenware, Plated ware, Cut lery, Sewing Maohlne, Pot Plants Bohool-room Furniture, Maps, Books, fee. Bedroom Furniture, &c, a number of Single Bedateadafand a quantity of good Bedding Kltoben Furniture, Cooking Utensils, Tuba and Buckets, Tools, &c On view on the morning of tho day of eal* G, W. BISNBT] [EDWIN BISSKT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 11 o'Clock. TRADE SALE I I TRADE SALE J I Ex B.S. • Sorata.' ICASE S. Mordan & Co.'s Celebrated Gold, Silver, and Ivory Pencils, Gold Pens, Charms, Chatelaines, Fancy Stationery, and Christmas Novelties i CASE Christmas Cords i CASE Oleographs, Relleb, and Chromos 1 CA3E American Gold Pencils, Toothplokt, 1 Charms, and Lockets. N.R—The auctioneers begs to inform the Trade that the consignment ex 'Sorata' la a direct one from 8. Monirni and Co., of London, aod Just landed hen per f.s. ' Hero,' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, NOON. ESLLERsLIE GARDENS. LANDS AT ELLERSLIE, ALBERT LAND, GRAHAMSTOWN, &c ALBERT HALL, OFF QUEEN-STREET. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Robert Graham, Esq., who Is disposing of the whole of hla valuable freehold lands and property abont Auckland, to Bell by auction, on Thursday. December 1. at U o'clock noon, at the Albert Hall off Quen-etreet, the following Properties:— WAIUKU-186 aoree 1 rood 11 perches flat agricultural land, adjoiniig the village of Waiaka, being lot 12, parish of Waloku. PANMUIUS-Lot No, 72, containing 32 perohes, near the Panmure Bridge, fronting the TnmaJu River. BLLERSLIE-Lots 67, 68, 69, 70,72, 75, 70.80, x SI, at Kllerslla, having a frontage to Robert-street Lota 51, 53, 63 and H, baring frontage to Bella-ttroet. Lota Hi, 116, 116, 117. 118, 119.120,121.131a, 123, 123. 1». having frontage to Aray atreet and Russell Orescent. Lota 104109.110, 111 and 112. having frontage to Panmnre Road. These are some of the choicest building allotmeata In the vicinity of A nokland. This comprises all the unsold allotmeata in the iCllcrelio Township. The well-known Karm at Te Pura, near Grahamitoiro, containing about SO acres of choice land, having frontage to the sea ooast, mostly Improved, fenced and In grass. Cottage, &0., at pros«nt let to good tenant. Three Farms at Mantrawhara, Walkato, near Messrs McLean & Co.'s farm, Palroa, adjoining Messrs Morrln and Hume's farm; accessible by good roads. This Is without exception some of the finest land in the Walkato; partly improved; Grass, good Orchard, Garden, &a, &c Lot No. 4M. with Cottage, having a frontage to Abraham-street, Grahamßtown. ALHRRTLaND-44 allotments, situated in the Parish of Oruawharo. being Lota 2,3, and i of Section No. 1, a subdivision into Sections of Lots and part of allotment 179, and Lots 9,11.12,19.21, 22, 23. and U, of Section No. 3 of said subdivision. Lots 1,2,3,9,10.19,21,22.23, and 21, of Sec tion 3 of said subdivision, and Lots 1, 2, 3, 7, 9, and 10, of Section i of said sub division. ELLERSLIB GARDENS-The well-known and choicely laid out grounds known as the KUeralie Gardens, and containing about 29} acres of rich volosnio land. The Gardens are in good order, and in every way adaptable for pleasure grounds, so mocey having been spared in the erection and making Summer houses, Grand-staidß,Racecounes,Foun tains. Grottos, Orchards, Flower-beds, Paths, &c, &c. (at a cost to the owner of I over ten thousand pounds sterling). The whole of the Gardens will be offered In one line, thereby affording a rare chance to capitalists, as, apart from the use of the Gardens as pleasure grounds, the whole of the boundary of the property can be cut up and Bold for building plots Easy terms can be made. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. T> ARGAINS I—LadicH.bear in mind that I. J> Williams has opened up another lot of Fresh Goods, which he Intends to sell cheap. Tho best and cheapest lot of Ladles' Under-; clothing in Auckland; the best assortment of Real and Imitation Maltese Lace: a nice lot of Laco and Silk Ties.. Neck Krlllinga; a nice assortment of Gilt and Black Brooches and Bar rings oheap. Ladies from the country would do well to bny their goodsat Wllliams's Cheapest Houbo in Town, foot o£ Grey-atreet, four doora above Market Entrance. Open till 9 o'olocK p.m. HE AUCKLAND SALT WATfitt BATHS, BREAKWATER, Are now open for Bathing. The following rates Will be oharged >— Single Bath .. SdlQaarterlyT'kt 12s 04 Monthly Ticket.. 5i Odl Half-yearly do £1 0s Od Yearly Ticket .. .. 1 lOa Od, A Towel will be provided Free of Charge. T. HJLDITCH. N.B.—One Cedar Boat, 25 feet long; also, other Seoond-hand Boats fob bam. Boats Let on Hire. fOSEFfI GEARY, *} GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT, Franklin Koad, Begs to inform his friends, customers and the general public that he has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Church, with a choice and carefully selected Stock of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Sec, and trusts, by strict attention to business and selling at town prices, to merit a share of public patronage. Families waited upon for orders, and gooda promptly delivered. . rriO BUTCHEKS, SETTLERS, X FARMERS. AND OTHER& The nnderstened are Cash Pubohasers of HIDES. BBEKPSR.INS. WOOL. TALLOW, bkkswax. &c, &c, at H:«heat Market Ratea in any quantity-. Consignors direct ■will have prompt and Im mediate cuali romittancea returned at satisfac tory ratoa. . IRELAND BROS., T *ssni Aim Leather MAimMOTOSXSS. i



OlotMnar. 50 PEIE CENT- 50 BAVKD. ANNOUNCKMKNT KXTRAOR INARY. BK-TIT-IF-U-OAN, JUST UNPACKED Ex 'Kakala and other;lato arrlrals, A SPLENDID SHIPMENT or spring and summer Juvenile Clothing (Youths' and Both1 Sizes), JUVENILE DEPARTMENT mado tpcciolly for this market by tho moat competent Tailors in the Weit Knd of London : from tho beat Bhnmk matorlala. WILL BB SOU) AT 50 PER CBMT LESS TILVN CAN BS BOBGUT ELSSWHERB. WORTH KNOWING. The MONSTER OLOTHttG COMPANY'S ESTABLISHMBNT at 210, Queen-street, is the only *laob In Auckland where JUVEN'ILK CLOTHING la made a spboial fbatubi ot trade, M E N'S CLOTHING TUtIR, MEN'S SUIT 3, from jgS and npworde, BOYB* and YOUTHS" CAPS, at JQU BOYS' WORSTID COATINGS This la a Urn whioh we aro OTontooked with They are tit for either best or morning. Wll be sold at any price. Note the Addwes*- Monster Clothing Company, OJ[^. QUEEN-STREET, OppOßlta Me Arthur's Buildinga. J LEVY Manaokb. pENUINB CLEARISG OUT SALEI Pbiob to Uk-buii.dinq! THB WHOLB STOCK or MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS', AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING V N D E E GOIII We have a very large Stock JUVENILE °*(JLOTHING, Whioh will be SOLD Unfbmsedbntbdly Low. Parents should not mIBB this op portunity, as the sale Is a genuine one. I CLOTHINQ largo enoagh for the Biggest Man in New Zealand. Wholesale Bcyebs Lrn shall y DftALT WITH FOB CAfilT OKI.T. Phillipsl JMart, QUEEN-STREET. money. MONEY lv LJSHU, on approved Beourity. K. K. TYLER, Solloltor, Vnlcan Lane. MONEY TO LKHD, In large or small nuni, at nanal rates of interest, OONNKLL ft OOOPEK, Solicitors, Vn] can Lane. MONEY TO LEND, In sums pt £200 and upwards, at 7 per cent. JAOEBON & RUSSELL, Solicitors, Fort-street. JpQflCirh TO LEND in Sams of £606 XiOKJyJVJ Bnd upwards.-F. Ring, Short land-rtreet li/|ONJsV XO L*^ND on Mortgage ot First-class Freehold Seonri ties. WM. COLKMAN, BoUoltor, ncr of Queen and Bhortlond-streets. Y^ICTOKIAN LOAN AND DIS COUNI AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND The {above Agency having Opened a Branch In Auckland Is prepared to Advanco Sums of Money, iron: £10 to £1,000, on Personal Security, Deeds of Property, Shares n Public Companies, and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Renowalsleffected. To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (say) £10 May be repaid In instalments of les'per week £20 May be repaid in instalments of t3oa per weetr. Or by any other mutual agreement All commnnioatlonu, either personally by letter, Btriotly confidential. Address— . HIGH-STItBBT, Next Auckland. Hotel). Bos 90, Poflt-oSoe



Boots and Shoes _ I * i £^&M&£f*rV~ JL/LosßOKxplrinKl Tremonaous Bar- <4%t Wj^t^L/T >»»D3 ' - William &2i \VP«H u\ AY Johnston, the V " <fm -■ M^ people's Boot and , vifflKfi^K , Shocnialser, o£ Vio .*^*B^&^3»S toria-etreot.hasnow •^r~ Cm?* 5-*- n lino Stock of Boota *^3 VS<iJ^' and Shoes In aU eizes, atliowet City Pricos. Blub Boot. Blue Boot LOOK OUT FOR Q JJUOOKK'3 fffl JSLUK B°:°t ADVKRTISEMKNT In a F«w Dixs. __ Medical. MX. AND MADAME SOUI'HKRBY, Medical Herbalists (and no Professors), oall tho attention ot our numerous readers to the olllcacy of our llerbal Komedloa ns olds to naturo In restoring tho eyatoni that may havo beoomo cnfooblud by diseaao, to a normal ana ■vigorous condition of health. Not only is tho vogotablo kingdom designed to rend or außtenanoo to tho humau bjin«, in yioldlnp; nntritlvo principles Buitablo for his food; bnt is also endowed with thousands of raro modlcal properties, whioh carefully oxtraotcd, concen tratod, and Bkilfully combined, aro in their offoota Invigorating, oxhllaratinc, purifying, and Me-restorinK; being, in fact, tho only eafo and oertain antidotos vouchsafed by Provldonoo for all tho Ilia of li;o that man is heir to. Theso faota will bo fully proved to any one, who will give my remedies a fair trial. Hours of oon sultatlon from 10 to 3. Address—3. Houthorby, Hobson-atreot, near Victoria-st. Also. Private Hospital for Gentlemen. No Cure no Pay. UE MOST PERFECT NON. alcoholic bkvekage. Vin-Santk (iwqistkrkd) Takon with meals it stimulates tho appetlto and assists digest.on. It contains, in tho most afßlmllftblo forma, those Hrpophoiiphitea which aro so valuablo for their invigorating, tonic, and itEBTOUATiYK proportics, combined, with Yin batjtk — Sparkling, grateful, delicious, exhilarating. Vis-bant k—Tho bovornsro pak kxoeixkhoe for Halls, Plc-Nlca. Banqnota. etc. ViN-a«.NTE—Most valuable to Convaleaoent3 and Invalids. ViN-SANrE—ToTourlstii and Travollera a most rofroahlcg and Invigorating boveraijo. Goto Manufacturers— Tub Vin-sante A'o.n-alcohouo Beybb« aqk company (limited), liverpool. At tho Internattonl Food Exhibition, hold In London, Oc'.yinr, ISSO, the ONLY Prlzo Modal forAemttd Ilov<<:atr«.-3 was awarded to ' Yln- Santo." a v.w siti.uoriu) TKaTiM:ir«'ULS. Keport by II U. Bahtlkit, Ksq.. PH. D. K.C.S.—"lnavo oxiunlned with great can Che non-alchoiio boveratco of Mo.ars Morgan, Konipator, & Co.. known aa 'Yir.-Sanl6. It Is admirably prepared as a table tonic, and contains Kypophoaphitoa In the most soluble form, including Iron, bo as to bo woU adapted for Kcneral ueo, and I thorouKhly appreciate the dietetic excellence of thin advanco In tho chooiistry of tho kubject. I particularly notica tho üb3enco of an unpleasant astringent reaction aa an altcr-tasto from tho iron, vrhioh ia ohjcctlonnblo in bovernKes for habitual t&blo use, both aa rcßara flavour and as being incdielual In common use.Avoiding this obvious defect in eomo ot U.o same olass of boverngos, tho Yin Santo may bo recommended as a pleasant, Mrcsliini; and gently etimulating bovorag»,whcih well replaces oflorvescent wlnea Inimany cases." Liverpool Royal Infirmary, School of ModiclEO, 6th Nov.. 1880. Dear 81r,—I havo no hesitation in laying that yonr "Yin Santo" La tho best bevorago of Its class which I have yot seen.—Jfours, J. CiMPIiKLL KROWW I). So., »c.US., &c, and City Analyst Uxbrldxo Houto, Carnarvon, ttoplember 17,1880. Geotlemon,—Yonr Via Santo U veiy agree able to tho uute. and containing the tonloa named Id assimilablo forma, it cannot bat be a welcome bovtrago to tho constantly Increasing number of ptrsons that havo for ovar last faith in all kinds of Intoxicating brinks as common coverages. Hoping It will baa boon to the public and a successful enterprise for your selves, I am, gentlemen, yours faithfully, i£ Daviis, L.K.C.P.K. Kiam., So. SOLD BY ROBERT NEAL, QUSEtf. S'i'KKKT. pi INSTITUTION Ali SYPHILIS, \J Kiel:.- UiSKAtK of any description, Tains in rate Joists, Rheumatism, ULCEEATKU LEGS, ASMS, FACE, TniiOAT, OU ANY PAST OF THE 1IODY; Or any lJieon^p, no mater from what canso. Or howlongstnudin;-,or what othor remedies navo failed, H. W. COOPER, SVMOMjaHTHKKT, Will Guarantee to Cure tho most obstinate cose by this Newly-inven'od Treatment of ad ministering tho Medicine through tho skin Instead of the stomach. N.8.-AS thero la bo much quackery adver tised, and many people have boon disappointed, H.W.0., to proro tho efllcaoy of tho Bath and his oxporienoo, will bo pleased toundertako any casn without money until the patlonta are satisfied themselves. No Consultation Feea. 184} Queen-str;eet. Auckland, (Next Nbw Zealand House). THE KfIGLISH PHARMACY AND DISPENSING ESTABLISHMENT. W QARDNKR, Member of tho Phormacoutloa Society ot Great Britain, PHAHMACEimCAt CHEHI3T, DisFBNsrNO Dbpaktmunt.—Prescriptions are propsrod with care, accuracy, and the scrupu lous nicoty which characterises modern flnt- Class dlsponslng. Dietetic Preparations for Invalids and Infanta. Toilet Ronuißitoa, Porfnmery, &o, Si'kciai. Mr.muiHKH for Childrbk, Uomoatlo Appliances, and srtlolcs required by Mothers (or the Nursory. MEDICAL ATTENDANCB DAILY. Medicines nrgently required after baslness hours may bo had by eending to Mr Gardners Private Residence, VVkllkslky-stkbht Eisr near the Grammar Sohool). rtHBMIST ANJU DRUGGIST. S. GILBERT, DISPENSING AND FAMILY OHKMISTI 223, Q U E X N ■ S T X X E T, (Nest to thb Albebt Hotbx). Prescription and Family Receipts carefully prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— A Large Stock ot Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Medicines, Drags and Chemicals, etc, etc. Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest rates. Communications by letter will receive Imme diate attention. S. GILBERT, OUEEN-STREET. MEDICAL- HALL, PONSONBY, Near ths Three Lamps. J. G. HENDERSON, PHABMACKUTIOAL CHEMIST AND SUKGKON DKNTIBT. Drags and Chemicals (if best quality. Homoeo pathic, Patent, and Proprietary Medicines. Fleese and Lubin's, Atkineon's, and Kimmell's Perfumery, Hair and Tooth Brnshos, Turkoy and lionoy comb Sponges. Feeding Bottles of every description OTANIC DISPENSARY! IC3, QUEKN-STRKBT, AUCKLAND. MESSRS. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Herbalists, of George-street Dunedin [Established 1875.] Boz respectfully to announco to their frionds and tho public generally that they havo now OPENMD A BEAROn ESTABUSHMENT In Auckland, next the new premises now being erected for Mr Wiseman, Saddler, where they '. will carry on their business on tho same prin ciple as in Dunedin, where it has commended itself to thousands of families throughout Otago. OUK WOBLD-BENOWNBD BLOOD PUKIFIBK, "Balm of Gilead." COUGH AND SOOTHING 3YHUPS, Together with oar far-famed DANDELION PILLS ANDCOFFKK, Can now be had at the above address. Ciroulsrs setting forth a list of our stock of Herbal Medicines, their uses, &c, will be issued In a few days. -fcTO TICK OF REM 0 V AI. MR OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., begs to announce to tho public that ho has Removed to more con venient and centrally sitnated premises-the residence known as Devonshire Houbo, Hobaon- Btreet. This will bo more convenient for his patients. Consultation frco. Hours: From 10 to 12 noon, and IS to 1 evening. Knives Ke-bluded] Saws Sharpened, HENRY XEADBEAIEK (from Sheffield). PRACTICAL GKINDKR AND CUTLKK. WAKEFIELD-STREKT. SoIfSON, Surgical Instruments, and Carpenter's Tools put in thorough order, EASOBB HOI.LOW GSOOHD.



•pONSONBY riLUB TTOTEL, CORNER OF COLLEGE-STREET AND PONSONBY ROAD This House, the only Hotel In tho wide district of Poiißonby, Riohrnond. and Dedwood, is Fltnatadat the junction o£ eoveral roads, and {aces tho threefold Municipal Lamps. Omnibuses pass to and fiom the City every quarter hour, thus allowing gentlemen to aolect their own time (or Inhaling the fresh breeze and invigorating their system by a Bhort sojourn in that healthy and bountiful upot. There are both private and public bars, and public and private sitting-rooms provided with evory convenience. THE BILLIARD.ROOM Is the most oommodious, best lighted, and best ventilated In tho Provinoo o£ Auckland, und oontains one ot Thurstou'a beat tables, with ever? other requisite. A good Quoit Ground has been recently mado and lovers ot this good old game ■will nave ample opportunity of indulging In the favourite pastime. A epeoial brow of Socoombo's Ale olways;on draught. W. STANFORD, PBOPRIETOR. Flsher^s^occid'ental hotel AND TATTERBALLU The vast alterations and Improvements in tho Establishment having been completed, Friends and Visitors to Auckland are invited to visit TUB PIC TURK GALLERY I THE CURIOSITIES! TUB AQUARIUM I 1 TUB ENGLISH, FRENCH, & AMERICAN I BILLIARD TABLES! THE THREE MONSTROSITIES! THE THREB BARS! THK THRKK LIVING WONDERS! Tho Proprietor, ALBKRT FISHER. IiILAGSTAFI? HOT XL, Jj NORTH SHORE. W. H. PKARCE (Lato of the Commercial Hotel, Hamilton, and Royal Mail, Auokland). Ilttvinu takon tho übovo Hotel, will bo Rlad to boo his old friends. A It X H~ O T E L, WBiißsiiKr Street East, AUCKLAND. 0. A. MARTIN (Late ot Captala Cook Hotel, Kyber Pass Road Wines, Spirits, Ales and Stoute of the best brundd only Billiards, &C. First-class acoommo'latlon for Families and Hoarders, Good Stabling. Water laid on. lm v l a bi a x A tr X, JD • formorly of the City Olub llately of the Terminus Hotel, Holonavilla), having bought tho Freehold of the Whanoarki Hotel from Mr Cafller. bo«B to Inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford satiataoUoc Horace and Pleasure Boats on Hire.. HE 'WAI XA T O UOifJS L, HAMILTON EAST. tST GOOD ACCOMMODATION TOR TRAVELLERS, SAMPLK ROOMS, AND LIVKRY AND BAIT STABLES. F. G I"u~D IN, PnoniißToß. rjpHß MAHUKAU HOTEL, Onehunga, J Proprietor, Thomas Rice.—Special aocom modaUon for Travellers from tho various settle ments adjoining, Suites of Rooms by spoclal arrangement for private families. Mr Rice having had the pleasure of succeeding Mr J. A. Whitaon, of the firm of Uestn R. Whlteon and Sons, Brewers, Auckland, and Mr Thomas Cod lin, Onehunga, in this extensive and well appointed establishment, respectfully solicit* tho patronage of the surrounding publio and visitors from Auckland. Hot and Cold Baths. A fine hrow of Whltson'B Sparkling .b.les,coupled With tfco choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. A special BlUiard-room, with one ef Thurston's Best Tableß. Excellent Stabling. rjpTo gT'r a z i js r a NORTHERN HOTEL PADDOOK.B, GRKAT k'OHTU ROAD. Wanted, at once, 10,000 Horses to graze and masticate the luxurious gras>o, and drink of a pretty winding meandering Btroam which flows through tho whole of the vmtand well-sheltered estate. A groat chance for enterprising Block owners. ROLL UP!II a R. OURVOW, Proprietor Great Northern Hotel, tho oldest established honse on the rosd where the choicest brands of Wlnos and Spirits coupled with tho best brews of Ale, are on wile. Tndert liters Established 1860, BENRY P. HAYWART UI'HOLSTEREH, Matt ess Makkh, and Frwa Undkbtakkb, GREY STREE T AOCKLANU Mattrosaea Re-made. Fornltore Ro-etuffod s>nd Repaired at tho Owner's Residence, or at the Work shop, Groy-streot. on Baie. rpHE OAYMAKKET, 105, QUEEN-bTKEET. ON BALE AND TO ARRIVE White Tartarian Oata Black Tartarian Oata Heavy Feed Oata (whole and crushed) Beed and Food Barley (Feed) Vetohee, Field Peas and Beans' White and Rod Tuscan and Purple Straw Seed Wheat New Zealand and Sydney Make (whole cud crushed) Cocoanut and Llnsood Oilcake Pressed Meadcw and Oaten Hay Oaten and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps linseed. Hemp, and Canary Seed Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt Boned tut of all grades Guano—Peruvian, Htion, and Long Island Grass and Clovor Seeds Turnip— Purple Top, Green Top, Champion Swedo, White Globe, fco. New Zealand Flax and Tow, Cocoanut Fibre A new Importation of first-class Bulbs, Garden and Flowor Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Hating Potatoes Ornamental, Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering; Shrnbs, &c, from the celebrated nursery of Mr. O. S. McDonald, Newmarket. HESKETH & AITKEN. OTATOJSS! JfOIATOESI POTATOES The undersigned have In stock i— Prime Waieato Table Potatoes Pkimk Canterbury do Hobabtown Seed do Flukes ASBLEAF KIDNKYB TAYLOR'S KrDNETS Jaokbon's Kidnkyh, &c, &c., Sec. They are also propared to supply, in any quan tity, thoir oelebratod MIXTURE FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GREEN CROPS, the use of which has produced sueb remarkable results as to need no comment. Also, all kinds of Bonedast and Guano, in any quantity. W J. HURST & CO., 101, QUEKN.STKEKT. |p O X SALE, 60 cases CASTOR OIL, In: bulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiledla d|raw 10 casks „ „ 6 casks COLZA OIL 20 drams „ „ 20 arums TURPS. W. S. LA U RI E, 7, Wyndbatn-street. JOT U.LL BKOTHERP, HAVK NOW LANDING. 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, ANE HAVE FOE SAUD AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STEKL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWBRS 00RN8ACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &c &c, Sk, Agents (or J. Orals & Son's Celebrated Scotch Whiskey. HDLL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, .vino and Spirit Merchants Qnoen-stroot Kauri Gum Stores. Bre water Free and Bonded Stnrea Albert-street. 7» xom k a « G~d. Agents fob Sydney Papkb Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper. Grey and Brown Wrapping, and arc prepared to indent any Bizee, qualities, or oolours re quired. These Papers are now largely used here, and are acknowledged to. bo superior to Imost jim ported. Cavalier Frere's Genuine Frenoh Brand ■ w American Carriages American Harness, To Arrive Farm and Rzprees Wagons American Fireproof Safes, &«., Ko. B.g TONKS & CO. ' jri OA L! COAL! UUALI WHATJ WHAU GOAL MINES, WHANGAREI. OEFICK • Mo.LS, LOWER QUEkN-STEEKT, V 7, 8 LOA NE, AaEST,



Groceries, &c. "VTOTICB OF KBUOUk Jab. A. Pennalliqbn wishes to Inform his friends, oustomers. and the general publio that he has Removed to the premises lately ocoupiea by Mr Oucksey, Wakeflold-atreet. J.A.P., In thanking his customers fot their previous bup port, hopes for a oontinnanoe of their patronage, 5.9 it will bo hia endeavour to offer them the boat qnality at loweßt prices. Itotick 1 notice 11 jnoticis !11 hollandlTfoktzeb, In thanking the general pnblio for the very liberal support they have received for the past saven years, wonld take this opportunity to in form them that being fllroot Importers of several leading lines, they are in a position to Bay, withont any boaat whatever, they oan supply PKODUOE AND GBNKRAL GROCERIES at Prices second to none In AuoWand. PRICK LISTI- Box Teaa from 15s 6d per box; a splendid line of our own mixing at 20s per 121ba Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, Id per lb Fall Weight Sperm Candles, 9d per lb Knglish Sauce from Old per bottle We have a nice line of Fanoy Tea Caddies, con taining one pound of Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and ground daily, at prices Irom Is to 1b 8d per lb. We wonld call special attention to cur Turkey Brand at la Bd per Flour, Oats, Bran, Sharps, ana Matea at Mill prices. Favours by Post or Wlro will rooolve our most Btrlot caro and attention, and wmi be demoted free of charge to Boat or Ball, and all parts of town and suburbs. N.8.-Noto the Addross- HOLLAND & FORTZEK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROOKRS QUEKN-BIBKKT, AUCKLAND t Mid at COBOMANDBIi. Liberal Discount allowod for Cash. WT~V v D~V AND Q 0., FAMILY GKOCEKS, QUEEN-STBEKT, ONEHHNQA. Familios regularly waited on, and goods promptly delivered. OUhhIvJS O T I C E. WILLIAM JAME9WATT3, the well-known Grocor ot OnohuiiKa, has a Constant Bupply of Home cubed Bacon and Ham always on hand. Agent for the Kvenino Stab, Mr Watt respectfully invites further patronage. ; Wjf A It X X B, • FAMILY GROOKR, HoBSON-snatET. First-oiass Valuo In Teas and General Groceries* Prime dairies of Fresh Butter Dally. Families regularly waited upon, and goods promptly delivered. Ooachbnuderß, &c. [KBTAIU.IBHBS JSOJ.I COACH FACTORY, KLUOi'-STREET, AUCKLAND. Whiliit-.ro ipectf ully offering hia sincere thanks to the numerous Patrons of the Firm for their kind forbearance aud consideration during the illness of hia late Partner, Charles Atkin begs to Inform them that he it again at the head of the Manufacturing and impairing Department, where all orders with which be may be favoured will b > under hia personal supervision. With lnoroased superior appliances and ilrat-class artisans. Customers may rely npon their com mands being executed promptly In a durable and finished style. COU3INS & Al KIN. Land and Estate Agenta S. E. H UGHES' J™ 10* House, Land, Estate, and Financial agent and Valuer, Vuf-CAN Lane (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-class Security Mortgages and Loans negotiated Rents and Interest collected. Insurances effected Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to £1.200 Building Allotments in Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 5a per aore Wanted, Allotments at £ token's Point.Mcunt Eden, Whan, and Knmuora Persons wishing to acquire property are In vited to inspect my Lists ft H AS. 117" Ih hi AMUO N, UOVBK LAND AND FINANCIAL AGKNT, Vulcan Lake, Auckland. RKNT3 and INTKREST Collected. MONKY Invented for Capitalists on flrstolasß Becuritiea, without Cuakgk. Six per osst allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, SHARKS Bought or Sold to order. ESTATES Managed for Absentees. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR BALK AT FEU FOOTI— Knimett-Btroct, 30/ Norfolk-street, 35/ Anglesca-Btroet, 35/ Harbour Terrace, 15/ Wellosley-strcet.lOO' Duke-street, 28/ Boresford-fitreot, 80/ Cook-street. £9 and 90/ Percival Parade, 10/ Edwin-street. 21/ Rokeby-street, 40/ Graf ton Road, 70/ Reclamation, 100/ Arthur-street, 00/ Howe-strcot, 60/ Vine-street, 10/ Haokettetreet. 10/ Kyber Paso, 55/ Curran-atroet, 30/ Brighton Koad, 37/ Richmond Koad, 12/8 Commercial Road, 8/ Also, In various other street* at low rates. -P/lfinn TO LEND, in Sums ol aiO andup- SZ&VVV wards, on good securities. \f OUNT BUKN-SmaU House for Bale and ItJL freahold allotment on main road, fronting the Church, cheap. n-i AA-FOUR-ROOMED HOUBK tot Sale In Xi±\J\J the City. Small deposit and weekly payments taken: also, House at £125. /"IRAFTON ROAD—Very Superior House for VT Sale; just built, gas and water, command ing fine view: a bargain. TJONsonbY-now Eight-roomed House for X Sale opposite Presbyterian Churob, two frontages, allotment U x 200. PONSONBY— Throe-roomed House in Brown street for sale for £95, on caty terms. 4?9Qc-HOUBB for Sale in William-street, *^»a near 8t James" Churoh. A LLOTMKNTS Bought, and Houses Built, on A. the Weekly Payment Bystem. pi Cotttge off the Great Jji.'tv if Ortn ( Or gaie, gn^ii deposit and weekly payments. HOWB-STRBET— Fivo-roomed Honse and stable for sale near Karangahape Road; large allotmont, and very beautiful garden; on easy terms. IPPSOM—Gontloman'B Villa Residence, seven xv rooms, co&oh-house,' stabling, &r, £700: also two addiUonal acres can be purchased, U desired, of the finest yolcanlo soil. TTPPER QUKKN-STKKKT-TWO Allotments U to bo leased for a term of 80 years, at the low weekly rental of In fid each; very suitable (or Shops or Cottages. LAND to be Lcesed 2 miles from Devonport Wharf, on moat advantageoas terms. /?-i or-THREE-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale Xiioj m Newton,near King's Arms Hotel; level allotment. Kasy terms. /jooa_nbw HOUBK for Sale in Newton,^ *iaa\J rooms, on Building Society's terms. ■\TEWMARKBT—New Slx-roomw House for jM Sale; bay window, store-room, fowl house, garden. £100. Rem'ukr a—l 6 aores, for Sale; excellent soil and splendid view. BRIGHTON ROAD. ParneU — Six-roomed House for sale, allotmont 40 x 100; water laid on. Price. £275. ■|IWO BRICK BHOP3 FOR SALE-Central 1 position, near Post-office. A considerable portion of the money can remain on mortgage. PAPAKUR A-80 acres of Excellent Land for sale at 70s per acre. ri ENER AL STORE in Suburbs-Lease for sale. VT Doing excellent business. Satisfactory reasons given for leaving; also, Hootmaker'B Business for sale, with lease of premises; also, Lease, with fixtures, of two Shops and D wolling houßo in Symonds-street; favourable terms. HOTEL for sale or lease In Taranakl; flrst olass position for business. -Pi CO—HOUSK and two allotments for sale. *IOU i n Newton. Easy terms. pork—VERY Comfortable New House for sjtioo 6a i Oi fl no view, twenty minutes walk from Post-offlco rjio LET—A Room suitable for manufacturing X purposes, near the Market. PONSONBY-New Six-roomed Honse and Workshop for sale; two allotments; two frontages: easy terms. j?9qr)—very convenient house in Dnblln-et, 3jao\> Newton, for sale; washhouse, garden ■P 9 Q(\— New Five-roomed House for sale in *"si'u Ponsonby. Frontage to two streets. WELLINGTON-STKBET. - Pretty Cottage for gale, near St. James's Churoh; gas and water laid on: garden, &o. PAHNJCLL. - Newly-flnishod Six-roomed Houso for salo; pleasant view; £380. I?ARMS also For Sale at Waikoiuitl, Komo -11 korlki, Paremoremo, Stokes's Point, Wai takerel, Remnora, Big %ni Little Omaha. Karioi, Riverhead, Morningside, Mohnrangi, Wainul, Coromandel, North Shore, Papakura, &c. Also, sco list in JVjw Zealand Herald and Wtekly Knot. chas, wTlliamson, ESTATE AGKNT. Vuioas Lanb I^7 g! KWIJNOTON, HOUSE, LAND, & ESTATE AGENT, NO. 81, QUEEN-STKEKT. BUILDDfO BITES, New North Road An ALLOTMENT in Sheridan-street COUNTRY LAND for Sale 10 acres Volcanio Land, £325 Now House of 6 rooms, in Bereslord-Btreet Unrivalled Building Sites at Allendale, Mount Albert, The land is some of the best In the country; it is within four miles of town; has a railway station within 100 yards of it; com mands a good view; can be sold on remark ably easy terms, and in parcels to salt purchasers. Plans at my office. Arrange ments can be made with persons wishing to Inspect the property. Large House and Allotment, Newton Road, fibQ Comfortable Residence in Hardinge-Btreet (city), £500. Kybor Pass rtoad- New Cottage, £190. Two Shops, Eden Terrace, £COO. Desirable Reßidenco In Tipper Pitt-street, rooms, £330 SUBU KBAN RE3II)KNCK-For Sale, at Mount Kdon. neur the Public School and 'Bus ter minus, 5 acres of Good Volcanio Land, laid out lv garden and paddocks, having theroon a ton-roomed House, stable, coach-house, &c Price £1200. Land close to it has been Bold recently at about £100 per acre. Money to Lend. F, G, EWINGTON



________ __ \\r & j o*T"i a TT • Hag Just landed ex 'Hennlone, •Ashmore, 'Halcione,' ' Avona,' 'Coronllla,' 'Oxford,' and e.g. 'Norfolk, a 'Large As sortment ot Seabonablk Goods, comprising Bone Covem, good durable articles lined and shaped, from 15s; Waterproof Loin Covers, Aprons Horse Clothing, Clipping Machines j Bugio > Gig, *nd Carriage Lamps; Race Saadlea &o. Just Arrived, per 'Bermlone,' my Second Shipment of Vauner & Prest'a Celebrated Nkw Patent On* MOLLISCOKIUM, for Harness, Carriage Tops, and Aprons, &&, very economical, and superior to Neatefoct Oil, because it la perfectly waterproof, readily pene trates the leather, effectually prevents cracking, does not evaporate or dry oat of the leather, will not oorao oft after application, and harness may be pollened with compo immediately after ward. WATERPiROOF RIDING APRONS, Our own make, best quality, and latest Improved shape. W.S J. nail always a large general stock, com prising HARNESS OF ALL KINDS, I Racing, Steeplechase, and Hunting Stook Sad dies, and Bridles, Stable Requisites, Bummer and Winter Horseclothlng, Valises, Portman teaux, courier Bags, Waterproof Paste for Saddles and Harness Compos, Oils. So. KLLIMANH EMBROCATION, JUST ARRIVED, A large sfcwk of latest Improved extra tronu PACK S AD_LKB always on hand. From Ms. Five per <sent. Discount allowed for Cash, w. a jo « b s, UUKItN-HTRKKT. AUCKLAND, Venetian tmnaa, TBADK MARK. milE AUCKLAND UAB VENETIAN JL BLIND FACTORY. •ESTABLISHED 1881.' DEC AMERICAN PISE VEHETIAN JtV BLINDS (Wholesale and Kktaiu Blinds sent; to all parts ot the Oolonr on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order, Our Bllndß are Lighter and Cheaper than the Imported Iron blinds, A. AND A. BUSBY iLate M. Horton Busby), HXOrIOaMIiLIN!) MAKERS & WrBE-WOB__RS Corner of Cook and Grey Streets, Market Square. iiickland N.Z. aunsmitGa. DEVITT, OunmaKtr, _M Queen t street, Auckland, opposite the Market house. Established, BSJ.—Always In Stock and to arrive by direct Importation from England made to advertisers own order,—Chokebore treech-loadinif Guns, Doable and Single Mazda loaders, Bieeoti-loadlng Kovolvere, Hreeoh-load ing Rook and. Rabbit Rifles, Game Bags, God Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, and every article neoesmiry t> oomplete the outfit ot n sportsman. An assortment ot every description of Revolver Outridges, and all the best Brandt In Sporting Powders are imported direct from taa makers by the advertiser, who oa_ guarantee thsir good quality. Cartridges for the Knfleld, Snidur and Terry Rifles. Metallic Cartridge Casss, Chilled Shot and other speck atities alwayii oa hand. Country dealers liberally dealt tfth. Guns Re-ntooked, Browned, etc an c every other kind of Firearm Uepaired at reasonable prices . Notioe.- Just to hand, a lot ot good serviceable C. V. Chokebore Hreech loading Guns cheap. The largest stock In Auckland to chooM from. Also, In stock, c args assortment of Fireworks, of the beet nalitT. Fishing T«ckle Merchandise. ARTHUR XT JkXATHAN GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, Lower Queen - stekkt, Auckland (Oppoel te Railway Reclamation), AND AT 9, NEW BItOAD-STEKET, LONDON. Also Representatives in America, Con* tincntal and Colonial Ports, GENERAL MERCHANDISE OILMI.V'J BTOBB3 TEAS, 00KFKE3 PKPPEB AND BPICKB SKIED BHUITH OANNKD FRUIT AND TKORABLEa FBESSBIia) MEATS BCQARS ' BICE, TAPIOCA. AND SAOOi ERTSALTBHY CO.NFKOIIONEBY JAMB AND JELMM FBKSEBVXD fUH OAKDI.IS COLONIAL FSODTJOa TOBACCOS CIGARS AND OKJABBTTKS WAX MATCHIS WBAFFIIta PiPKBS PAPER BAGS IWISFS PATENT MKDIOINE3 AMSRICAN GOODS REBIK Aim TUIU-S KEBOBKNK OILS AND PAINTS BOPS OMCKNT AND FLABTEB CBOCKKEY PIAKOS AND HABUONinifS WINES AND SPIRITS AGENCY AND BAMPLK ROOMS Fob Bbitisb and Forkiqh MAmrFACTUBiRB. INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. i EXKOOTED ON ADVANTAGKOOS TXBHS. LrBSBAL ADTAROEa on Kauri Gam, Wool, and other Colonial and Island Produoe for ship ment to London, at which port save will receive prompt attention from Mr L. A. Nathan, ARTHUR «H. NATHAN. riIHORNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X IHAVH rOS BALK " Crown Brand" Floor, In saokg, ISO's and 60's "T.5.F.," „ I "OMitab" Sharps Bran Fowl Wheat, Whabv Mill, Auckland 27th October 1881. EpREEMAN'B BAY STEAM AND flock mills. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Havo on hand at their Mills and Store, N < Lower Queen-street:— Fine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed Also, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal Malre, Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Cracked and whole All excellent quality, at very low rates. |fIUK KALK AHD XO AKIUVJK j At Lowest Market Rates (Wholkbale) t Milling Oa ta Danlsh'and Tartarian Oats Milling Wheat Adelaide, Auckland, Christohuroh Oamara, and Timara Wheats Mock's, MoGUl's, and ScmerriUe Bros. OatmeaL TO ARRIVE, Per ' Roderick Dhu,' from Danedln I 1,000 Backs Prime Black Oats for Seed. D. H. MoKENZIE. Fort and Gore streets. June 8.1881. 7^ O~ ¥ O BATH VT to Roth's Pnbllo Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street Kaat. Charge, Ohs BniLLiHG. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Mokmnqh from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every conrenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, fee. Select bath-rooms (private) (or Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Oku BniixiKG. Please note the address: Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Budding and Furniture Mart Annkland I THE Mail CoEtch leaves Uevonport ior Waiwera Hot Springs (oalllng at LnouK Creek, Dairy Flat, and Wade) every Monday Wednesday, and Friday, at 9.30 a-m.; and re tarns every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday arriving at Devonport at 2.80 p.m. QMNIBUS TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. NKW TIMB TABLE. A 'BUB will leave Viotorla Wharf, Devon port, Daily tor the School House, Takapun Lske, at 8 a.m., 10,30 a.m., 2.80 p.m.,and i.3 0 p.m.;returningfromrtheLakelUaily [at at B._ a.m,, 11.15 a.m., 3.15 p.m., and 5.15 p.m. Sunday-).—Leaveii tor the Lake at 8.15 am,. It a.m., 2.30 p.m., and 1.30 p.m.; returning from the Lake at 'J a.m., 11.15 n.ia., 3.15 p.m., and 5.15 p.m. Return Ticket. 2a (Id; Single Fare, Is 6d. Parcels and Luggage conveyed at moderate Saddle Horses, Boggles. &c., for Hire. OLIVER MAYS, (Late Qnick's), Livery Stables, Poßfroffloe, Uevonport, *



COKE. !" Q 0 X B. THB AUCKLAND QA3 COM PANY (UMITBD)' Will Deliver this veiy eoono- mloal fael In quantifies to suit > > householders, at the foUowlng w a rates for places within one mile Q < of the Works; longer dlatancea inproporadn — * '.t £" s. a. Per sack, Sbnahels ....16 Ssaoks . _ .. _ .. ;«. 8 3 10 saoki, or J ton .. „ .. 11 6 SOeaokß, orlton .. ... .. 22 0 (Men may be left at tbo Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS.