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iwwiw— — mmmrmrram- ___Ul Anctiooa. '■' ~~ '" TO-M'.*RKOW. LADIES' HOUSK BOOTS, LASTING BOOTS, KID BO:>T3 A_fD SUoES, GIRLS' AND MAIDS' BOOTS AND SHOES. Oil TRUNKS OP ABOVE, O" - Jn.it- Landed. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. ~T O - M OKKO W. Tfl X REMU XR A VAR DS. 1/tOR «AT,?:, on Thnrsday next, 15tb JD Jattsst, 4fl F»t Cuttle, from Waltsra 30 Fat ateer.*. from Walok -50 Otahnhn i"atted m Fat Sheep and Wmbs <iafry Cows. Store Cattla ALKRED iiUCKLAND. ""FRIDAY, DECEMBEK 16. THE II AYMAR XE T. WANGANUI HORSES. HFIRST-CLASS HORSES, ex Mac ercgor, conaiatiag ot active medium t, lignt-harncsa iloraea and Hacka. Al3o, 6 Hanflsome Penfes, by Cttsid. ALFRED~iuCKLANL». SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17. MOUNT ALBERT. rjlilE undersigned haa received inatruc- JL tiona from Mr Kriward Allen (who has sold the greater portion of his property for 'villa aiseak to sell by auction, on Saturday, December 17, at 12 o'clock noon, aa follows :— 3 Good Dairy Cows I quiet wall-bred Bull 3 fctauneh Brood Mares, stinted to MatchUas 1 three-year-old Colt, by Matchlf a* 2 two-year-old iflllies 2 Yearling Colts, by Matchleu 1 Yearling ffUly „ 2 Sowa with piga 2 Soc4 Tip DTaya, with hay frames, complete 1 Field Boiler 1 Hooded Phaeton, aultable for an Invalid 1 Spring Cart and Harness 1 Cheese Press, Curd Mill and Vata 1 Aver/a Wel«hin» Mach'ie. nearly new 25tons well- '/red Meadow Hay, sacurely s*Tck€ 1 i i brtj Iron Harrows, Hay Forks, Harness, tnd Sandriej Also. Standing Ct">p of Alov.'-i^ Grazs on five • acrf ■of ilch vol«".nic (iT, ti b 9 cnt and t moved by Ist Jaor-u/. Iron Harrows, ijaruesa. Hay Forks and Sandrfex. N.B.—Train leaves Anckland at 11 o'clock for Mount Albert, returning Immediately after tho sale, at 2.20 p.m. ALFKED AUCKLAND. i'UESDAYa THE HAYiIAK XE T. SALE Of WOOL, SHEEI^SEONS, UIDE3, and TALLOW, each Tnasday.lat 12o*oloo_.; __ ALFRED BUCKLAND. |",OUNTRY CATTLE SALBS, Pojbeso—Monday, December 19 Mbbwy-Wednesday, December 21 Papikoba—Wednesday, December 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25. IMPORTANT SALE OF PURE-BRED PEDIGREE »TUD STOCK. rpUE undersigned haa received instruc tions from the AncWand Agricultural Comj»_y flato Maclean and Co.) to sell, at Penrose, with out reserve, on Wednesday, January 25th, 1882, at noon, tho following Pnie-lwe- Pedigree Stockt- IjO Shearling Lincoln Rams SO Shearling Leicester Kami ' 230 •Shcarltaf: Lincoln Ewea 250 Kh'sarUnft Leicester Ewes And, at the same time, will he offered, SO Pore-bred Hereford Pedigree Cowb and Heifers. With reference to tho above Stock, Mean* Maclean and Co.'s BToek has, for upwards of thirty yean, had tin established reputation for purity ot breed, iliey "having started with and used Imported malea and females selected from tho very best flocks in England, and thla remark eq_a_y applies to the Horefords. The Herefords are first-class animals, bred ' from the most fashionable strains procurable In England, end aro only offered for sale In con sequetce of continued applications from gentle men desirous to add some of these celebrated femaUMto their herds. Catalogues to be had from tha Auctioneer. ♦LPiiED BUCKLAND «, 0. COCBBAH-, [JAS, DAOBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, - COTTAGE, CONQUEST PLACE, PARNELL. FOR POSITIVE SA'/E. rinHßSubscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-street, on Monday, December 19, at 12o'clC3k, ' - A Corofoi?abl«and We!'.-bullt Cott-jte> ol for- rating with two-rr omed Shed attaohed, erected on an ellotment having »tfimtege of 33 feet ta First Avenue, Conciuest Place, Fame?!. SAMTJEL COCHRANE & SON, .: Auctioneers. " " 'v.% OOCHEAH-. »** DAOBE MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. ST, STEPHEN'S ESTATE, PAKNELL, VILLA SITES, TO BE LEASED FOR 60 YEARS. rmtn? <m\v>t-r\h&ta have received instruC' T^o_s faoS tna General Trost Boagto Bffiwfor-eftsa by publio auction, at the l«nd 'ft^WfrstreeC On Monday, IMb Instant, at Mtfcloo-, , . •_ "J ' * 'For a term of w Years, rnta Nnti 42 43. and 43A, of St. Stephen's . fS^JS_T& tawS«S!SC ■ ._.■ ,■; vlew^&a, _ ~. ~■ . ConuUlont of Sale at the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Aucticaesiii. VT. B, COCHBANE "AS. DACRB , MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. * . ' By Order of the Mortgagee, 'Allotment, freeman's bay. 20 acres, papakura. rriHE Bubscribers will sell, at their Rooms, T Fortstreet, o_ Monday, the 19th Instant, **' WRBBMA'N'S BAY-tot 5, of suhdlvlslon -toteltndS, section 11, having a frontage of 27 f eot to Vornon-street PAPAKURA-Lot 1, of subaivlsion lot SB, containing about 20 acres. - ■* mffISZL COCHRANE & SON, Anctioneera, *"~MOSDAY, DECEMBER 19. WO O L- SALE. THK Third Wool Sale ol the Season via bo held at Vxtth&ra Yarfla, on Monday Next.atZo'clocle. BPNTBB & NOLABT, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23. THE .DUBMAM YARDS, HORSE FAIR. mHE Unddtsigned will hold their usual Horse Fair on Friday, December 23, at the Durham Yards. • r < i Intending Vendors1 wIU please send entries aa Boon aa poaslDla. . ■■ HTJNfr,EB,&; NOLAN, ■ %<Ws%s.'" Bi C. CABII. *' n, D. TONKS &T AW KARLYDATE, ,'ifijAws fo/,®Am£mm t __B__B .



Auctio.nft B. TOKK3 B. C. CAKB »■ »• TOSKS FKIDAY, DECEMBER 16, At Twelve o'Clocfc. CK^K.I&S GAT LDE ELLEKSLIK, OS December 26, and January 2 and 3,1382. X, TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions! to sell by auction, on Friday, the 16th Instant, at I' IOOEAND-STAKD BAB, BOOTHS, Good Templar Booth, Cards, Stabling, &C. lor the races on the above dates. B, rOSK3. R- C CAER. B. D. IONKS FRIDAY, DECEMBER lfi, At 12 o Clock. T A X A P U~N A RACES, To be held at Dayonport on DECEMBER 27. ENTRANCE GAT/.S, BOOTHS, AND CaRO3. B. TONKS S CO., Auctioneers. PRELIJIINAPwY NOTICE, E. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from the Agents, Messrs Upton and Co,, to sell, by auction, at an early (late, ol which due notice will be given. The WORKS OP ART recently offered to the pnblie tbron?h tha medium ol the New Zealand Art Union. The Pictures and Articles of Vertn are atpre- Bent on view at Mr Halliday'a, Shortland-street. —— SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, At 12.30 O'CLOCK. Northern hotel yards, LAMBERT AND CO. WILL sell by auction, on Saturday next, at 12,30, at tho Northern Hotel Yarda, Horses, Cattle, Pigs, and ell other Bcois con signed to them for sac. Also, Tho Standing and now-growing p10? ol 2 acrea of firat-clasa Oata, which can either be removed at once, or allowed to ripen. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, NOON. Comer of Shortland and Qaeen-streetfl. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Mortgagee to call by auction, on the above date, at hla Mart, comer of ShorUand street, A Parcel of land at Waimaakn, containing six acres two rooda and twenty-One and a-half perches more or le _, and being portion Of Wal ttoukon No. 2, having t roomie to the Kalpara River, and aojolnlnz the Waimoukn Station, Kalpara Railway Line. Also, Lot 120 acres of Rich Land, being part Of Eastern portion oi I ot 62, Parish of Awitn. Also, Okobtj—Kauri Bnah Land, being allotments 163, and N.W. portion of Lot lfcl, containing 200 acrea of kauri and mixed bush land; atfeam thiongh the property; tee land almost adjoins the property of tho Union Sash and Boor Com pany. Also, Wauu—Lot 52, Pariah ol Walau, Coonty Mannkan, containing 3oS acres of fair land, well watered. Also, Win-, Waikato—Lota T2 and 73, Parish of Horotn, containing IF 0 acrea of good land on the new road from Ngaruawahia and Whatawhata; land good, level, and well watered Terms at Sale. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESD&Y, DECEMBER 20, BTEAM2R ANNE MILBANK. IS. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instrnctioua to sell by auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Tuesday text, December 20. at 11 o'clock. THK BTBAMER ANNK MI_BANK. The Auctioneers beg to call the attention of Intending purchasers to tha above well-known Teasel. Mho haa recently teen thoroughly over hauled at a very large cxpence. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. AUCKLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY, IN LIQUIDATION. Office Fitting?, Iron Safe, Iron BlockSj Weighing Machine, Office Table, Chronometer, Irou Chair, Propeller, Large Double FlaDge, Connecting CooL-s, Tracks, Old Brass, and Jron Filter, &c, &c, &c. E. & 'a. ISAACS Tj AYE received instrnctions to Bell by D pub'lc anctlon, at tbeir Btorei, Queen street, on Tuesday nci;, 1,.h instant, at 11 o'clock, A QUANTITY OF THB A^OVB:. No Reserve. E. &• A. IS A A CIS Merchants and Auctioneers. - TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. UNCLAIMED GOODS. a 1 CASK (Canfjnts untnown). . E. & A. ISAACS HAVE rrceived insfrnctiona from Mr Lodder. to t '11 by public auction (il not cl£lme_ by Decom bar 20). at their Stores, Queon-atrt A, on Tuesday next, Uecem lar 20, at 11 o'clock, THE. A B O V B, E. & A. , ISAAC S, Merchants and Auctioneers. AT AN EARLY DATE. Paddle Steamer CITY OF CORK, Screw Steamer KIN A, Twin .crew Steamers LILY and GEMINI, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received Instructions to sell, by anctlon, at an early date, • The above WBLL-KNOWN STKAMBRS, the property oi tho Kaipara Steamship Company. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, /"I ,B O U N V L I M E, GRfJUSTD LIME. FOX BAL SOUTHGATg • S MAHUEANGI HYDBAUMC GEODND KOOHE Lemk, In any quantity, for Concrete. Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone Magging, is nnrlvalled for durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work It is a flrst-OlaBS mater B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, ■;■■•,. CPSTOMHOUSK-STRKKT. _ __ , r x — - jr The following BLOCKS of LAND In th County of ManKonu are open Innderl the Homo tend Act :— No, l-KAIAEA BLOCK, Paris of Kaiaka County of IMangonni, B.SOO Acres. This Land la situated In the Victoria Valley. No, 2-PATIKI BIiOCK, County of Man gonni, 1,900 Acres. This Land la also in tho Victoria Valley.,': Both these Blooka ot Land are wel worth the attention of intending settlers No. 3-OTBNGI BLOCK, parish ot Talna not far from the Township ot Kangonnl 100 Acres. No. f-TAKU 13L0CK, nest Kalo, Wan V,;' s*lo ",' ;...' '. Applications for any of there Lands must ba made to the Chairman of the: fangonvi Connty Council, at Mangon_L -with whom Plans of the said Blocks have been lodged for public nSpeotlon, ~, , ' ' >. -; . ROBT. M. HOUSTON , , Chairman Mansonnl County Konnoil. ■:_ »..; :■■: ■ .-« •■''_, '■-''■; : . j-; .■: ■ •■•; y.ti. ' ;



"T WANT 3"IT PPIIED! BOTANIC DISPENSARY, 163, QOBBrf-STREST. MESSRS. KEIL & CLIFFORD, JIIEOICAI.HKP.BAI.IST3, OS C.EOP.GS-STESET, DT/JfEDIM, [KSTABUSTiirD 187JJ Have Opened a Kf.i?rcn Disp^vsAnYln Anck land, at the abova adtftesa. naxt to Mr wise man's new preasisee, wheio THB PEOVIjS'3 MKDKJIN'E. i Choice and WeU-seleO-ii Stock of British and American Hetha (Uthertr, una jmlnablei in Auck land) caa now be had at prices within the reach stall. Among our well-know.-, and far-famed reme dies one BLOOD PURIe'TEEi deserves special mention, being nnequalled bj anything hitherto known by that name; aUo, THE BALM OB1 GILEAD, for Colda. Bronchitis, and Asthma; together with Tonlo and Nervine, Liver Tonic, Worm Tonic, Cotcposition iJowder, Spice and Stomach Bitters Dandelion Coffee, Dandolon Pills, and a great variety of specialties cf sterling merit Dispensary open dally from 9 a.ni. till 8 p.m. Conanltutiona, either personal or y letter, Fl'.i-K I.P CHiROE. r^HEMIST ANIJ DKUGGIST. 8. GILBERT, DISPKN3INO AND i'AMILY CHKMIaT 223, QUKEN-STEKBT, (NE3CT TO THZ ALBEBT HOTBL). Prescription and Family Receipts carefully prepared and disponsed. JC3T Lajttjed— A Large Stock of Perfumery, Kancy Soaps Proprie^ry Aredlcinea, Umgs and Chemicals, etc, etc Cotmtrv storekeepers and Settlers' orders eSwUh Sre md dbpatch, and at lowest raComma»icatlon3 by letter will receive lmme iW"tT' OILBOI, OUBEN-STREET. pUBLI _C N OTIC E. "THE GOLDEN" MORTAR" (Late P. F. Martinson's), Opposite Pitt-street, Kar;ngahape Road Newton, will in f atnre be carried on under tha management of T. P. MORGAN, from Hereford, England. Sweet Sustenance. The superior nourishing nrooertiea of malted food, aa recommended by tho great Lieblg, la one of those facts that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article ' FRKSHLY PRKPARED with great care, according to the recipe of Baron Llebig, from the best malted barley and wheat The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on thia food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that fieah-formlng and bone-making elements •xist largely in thla delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a FKK3H AND RELIABLE article at a moderate coat must add con siderably to the largo sate thia excellent food ha 3 already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See dfrtctions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/8 per Can'ster. Manufae'-ared at "The Ppakmacy,' QUEEN-BiaEKT. ACCKtAND. Uoachbuiidera, &c. Carriages i Carriages i If yon reouire Style, Durability, and Lightness combined in a Carriage, at the most reasonable prices in Auckland, go to W. & E. BASTEN, DURHAM-STREET WBST, ATJCKIAHD. Painting, Trimming, and Repairs In all their Branches. XVL WORK OFAKASTgED. [KaTABLtSHBD WH.I COACH FACTORY, ELLIOT-STREET, Aucitxand. Whilst .respectfully offering hia sincere thanks to the numerous Patrons of the Firm for theii kind forbearance and consideration during the illness of his late Partner, Charles At kin beat to inform them that he is again at the head ol tho Manufacturing and Repairing Department where all orders with which ho may bo favoured will bo under hla personal supervision. With Increased superior appliances and first-class artisans. Customers may rely npon their com mands being executed promptly In a durable and finished style. COUSINS & AT KIN. Se-winsr Machines. W. C. DEN NE s THE GREAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, ( HAS JOBT KEGXrVKD A Lar,:a Shipment of tho Challenge Machine ol the World— The White Co.'s Skwiko Machine. The Mo?t Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Ann . The Most Simple The Largest Tnnle The Most Easy to Work Tho Best Cover The Most Durable ' The Simplest Shuttle The Most Elegant The Neatest Stitch Tbkadle Machines, from £5 10a. THE BEST SEWING MACHINES EVEE MADE. Price of Hand Machines, £3 108. AIBO, ALWAVB ON HAKD, Qennlne Singer I Frisrter and ROBBman Werthelm Standard Hqwo Company's I .Wheeler and Wilson Grover and Baker's I Jones's ABO Domeetio I And othor good makes fbom ■ 2a, 6d, peb Week I 2s. 6d. per Week 1 ILL MACHINES GUARANTEED, These Maohlnes can be had of my Agents :— N. McLean and Co., Pioneer Store, Whangarel; Thomas Wells, Cambridge; William Stevenson. Onehnnga; E. Wayte, Harr!'.ton; Parnen and Boylan, Giabdrne; Brennan and Co., Tauranga and at other places, mHE riEEAT TTVEPOT, OOEEN-STBKKI^ ftKICKETI f( KIC X 2 T LAWN TENNJS ( LAWN TENNIS I The undersigned have Jnat received bpm England, per s.a. Rotomahana, Cbickkt bats, Balls, Stumps, Lkg Guards, Gauntlets, net's, Ceicket Rules, Ceicketeks 1 Guides, Scoring Books, Tennis Nets, Poles, Rackets, Balls, Tennis Rules, E. PORTER & CO., TJBEN AND HISH-STRBBTS, Apcrt-AKP. ' . $jy/ps." t\own btav and corbet Upper Hobsoh-st., KaTABHHHKD 186 J. Every Description Q stoya, Coraßtft&o. Surgical Belts, npon the ' Latest Improvements. Shoulder Straps Made to Country Orders Puno* tnaiiy Attended To,



froaßectna. I rfIHAMES VALLEY AND ROTORUA RAILWAY COMPANY (UGVIIT-D). HO&HNAL CAPITAL £400,000, In 400,000 Shares of £1 each. Provisional Directors: "Eos. Jame3 Williamson, Chairman. J. L. Campbeet,, M.D. F. I>. Rich, Esq. WM.CP.C3HDaIJ>Y,E3(). E. F. ROCHK, ESQ. J. McCosn Cuek, Esq. Thos. Peacock, Esq. Robert Graham, Esq. E. B. Walkeb, Esq. James Dtlwobth, Esq. Vf», Aitkut, Esq. Georse Ho_D9H_>, Esq. Noa HuRtrHCBtJ Joseph Howard, Esq. Petera Ptjkpatxja John "Wilson-, Esq. Hejfere PtrKTATUA Thos. Morris, Esq. Rotohiko Haupapa WjUjutes T avme, Esq. \V. Mahii Te R_s gi- C, J. Stojte, Esq. kab-Ee A. W. F.HaI.COMBT3,ESQ. ABEKATKRA IE F. D. Fentcw, Esq. "W e*a Ehc Paimoi Bankers: Bank.'of New Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs. Jackson & Russell, Fort-street, Auckland. Engineer: Jas Stewart, Esq., M. Ihst. 0.E., Late District Engineer. Interim Secretary: Jas. Stewart, Esq., C.E. The proposed railway will be abont seventy four miles in length, and commences at a point on the Hamilton-Thames Kail way. r, ear the own of Morrtnsvfflo. IProra this point it runs sontaward through the centre o( the great valley of the Upjser Thames, by a very easy rente for a distance of thlrt?-ilre miles; it then mounts to the wooded plateau wnlch divides tho Upper Thames _aa Tanranga districts; rom thi* It deacer.da. by an eaay route, to tea terminus at the Town of Ohlnematu. m-binst a urther distance of thirty-nine miles. IMs com pletes an unbroken chain of raliway commani cation between the City of Auckland and the Hot Late District, which to tho central point o£ attraction for tourists to Now Zealand. The coat of the line has baen eatiraated-after exploratton-by James Stewart, Kaq., late Dis trict Knsrioeer, to be £2.000 per mile for the first section of 33 miloa; of the remainder, 21 miles will cost £3,000 per mile, and tho remaining lo miles, abont filoCO per mile; making a total cost for construction <o( the claaa of the Government railways, and exclusive o{ rolling stock) of £209 SOO. The coat of buildlng3 and rolling stock la estimated at £38,000, making a total coat of £■'17 500 It is MOiosed to construct the Railway In two sections; the first section of 38 miles under the provisions of "Tho District Rallwajs acUS<7, >y which, on approval by tho UOTernment, the Colonial revenue la security for interest on the coat of construction and equipment not ex ceeding 2 pee cent., and the neighbouring lands rated in proportion to the benefits derivable 'rom tho construction of the lino) are liable for interest cot exceeding a further 5 per cent, thU3 civinz a certain interest of 7 per cent on tho nvestment, even if the line itself only pass working oxpenaea. The majority of tho land holders abnttlng on this section have expressed their willingness that their properties shall be brought under tho operation of "The District Railways Act. and tho Amendment Act. 1873. For the construction of the second section, passing, as It docs, mainly through i-alivel-Ddr, which It la not possible to bring under "Ihe District Railways Acts," it is proposed to work, it possible, under "The RaUwavs Construction and Land Act. 1831." By tbia Act tha Colonial Government la empowered to contract with a Company for tho construction of this Railway among others, and to grant such lands as are available as an endowment. In this casa only 23 000 acrea aro available, situated in the Vatetero country. This would not be a sufflclont endow ment, wltiout rating power*, to warrant the construction of this section of tho line, but the native proprietors have, in addition, agreed to give a considerable area of land to the Com pany. It la also proposed that tho Company should acquire, by purchase, a further portion of native lands adjacent to tho line, which may be expected to bo largely increased In valuo by its construction; and, with this view, the capi tal of tho Company haa been used at a snm sufficient to include such purchases. By this means, it la hoped the construction of tho second section may be undertaken almost aimaltane onaly with the first. The prospects of Immediate and Tory con siderablo trafflo on tho lino are as good, or better, than can ba shown on any new lino in New Zealand. The rapid strides made during tho last few years In the Upper Thames and Walkato nistrlcl», show that the country has a power of production and of supporting a largo population in proportion to Ita area—equal to almost any othor part of tho colony. The pro jected railway linn will open up an area of from 1,500,0«> ti 2.000 «X> of acres of available land, a large p.>rtioii -; ndr for Irome iittto Occu pation, but at present who!!; ■Inoccucied, owing partly to the want of means Of communication, and partly to the fact that a tortUn of this ter ritory haa but recently been acquired from tho native ownr r*. The settlement of ihls extensive area must necessarily, for som* joare to come, crcato a very larjja import traffic, und year by year, assettlement progresses, the t-xnort trafllo of grain, stock, »nd other produce most also In crease to very largo dimcnslona. Hat, inde pendently of the ordinary sources of supply towards a railway traffic which agricnltural and pastoral settlement or the country affords, there are special reasons which justify the expectation of an unusually rapid development.of a varied, extensive, end paying business on this line. It la now genemlly known that the purchasers of the lands known a-i the t_tetero District are taking active atepa towariis ihe Immediate colo nization, by comparatively small holders, of the whole of the lands they have acquired, or are acq ulrinu. through the agency of a do werful com pany in Kngluul. The Importatlonaconsequent on the introiinctlon of a large population cannot fall lo be verj-coDsiderabii; during the first years of their settlement. Afc-sin, tho line in ita course to Ohlnemntii, taps a valuable forest of magnifl centnlmber. from which—as soon aa the lino is completed «o fur—the whole of tho Upper Thames and Waikato districts will undoubtedly draw their Mutinies of timber for house build ing, fencing, iv d fuel; fli d lost, but certainly not least, Urn l.irgo and i-v.jp increasing stream of tourists vi.-itii>K New Zealand Irom all parts of tht Tsorlt, attraoit'i by the wonders of OhSoerantn a d Kntonmhuna, will certainly prefer to u-m-. thin line of railway, vhioh will convey them i axil} [» o<;e jlm-titoy from the city of Auckland to the Hot rprluga, by an easy and mo.it interesting routo, thus giving to the line tho exceptional advantage of a Jorge passenger trafflo at once, quite irrespective of tho ordinary passenger traulc of the country. It may also be pointed out that forj a distance of fully forty milea the proposed line must, at a future and not very distant dato, form part of tho main lino connecting Auckland with Napier and Wellington, through the Interior of the island. Kegarding the traffic which may to expected' a comparison may ba made with tho existing lines in Auckland. Seeing that on these lines there aro many miles of unproductive country, and that the valleys of the Plaka, Wai toa and Thames aro largely settled and stocked (and by tho time the lino la open may be expected to be folly so), looking also to the scheme /or the set tlement of tho Pntetere country, the Provisional Directors think tho comparison a fair ono. The latest returns of the Kaipara-To Awamntu rail way show a net revenue of £193 per mllo per annum. Thla would glvo on the first section of thirtyreight miles, a- net revenue of £7,331, or 7i per cent, on £100,000. Estimating, the revenue for the five years' working at only one-half that of tho Kalpara-Waikato line, 33 per cent Will be obtained, leaving only 3} per cent, to bo made up by tho District Rate and Government con tribution, or a little over 2} per cent, and under I per cent respectively. For these reasons, and for others too numer oaa to mention, the r'rovlsional Directors feel fully justified in recqmmendfEg the under taking to tho Public as a work of national as well as local importance, As an investment fit capital, it will bo directly remunerative, and they confidently expect the hearty support of the people of Auck land, both town and country, in a work which cannot fail, immediately on its completion, to add, as no one undertaking has added before, to the population, production, and the import apd export trade of tho whole Provincial District. Tho Nominal Capital of the Company, is pro posed to be fixed ut £100,000, in 100,1)00 Shares of £1 each. The first issue of Shares to be 200,000, on wh)ch It Is net intended to call up more than 103 par Sharp, and it Is anticipated that 5s per Share will suffice as pftlrt-up capital, for the first section of tho fif ilway, because it is proposed to exercise the borrowing powors conferred by the Acts. On the prosecution of the second section, it will be a question whether to issue more Shares, or make further calls on those already iflsx;ed. Tho payments on the first iss-'o to be Is on application, and tho balapce by Calls of la each, at Intervals of not less than two months. Applications for Shares to be made to tho Secretary, Shortland street, or through author ised agenta. 78,000 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 ba rapidly taken up, early application will be neceesary. Priority of application will be a factor in the allotment of Shares by the Direc tory. No application will be repelved for less ttan 20 Shares. " Tho following Gentlemen are AGENTS authorised to receive applications for shares, viz.:—' ' Joseph Nev/jnnn, Auckland Alex. Sannucro, „' Chaa. Alexander, „ Samuel Viokers, „ J. Friar Clarke, „ Kobert Frater. „ John Mowbray, „ . Kobert Home, „ J. B. Morpoih, „ ■■■.•—'■■ JT. M, Lennox, „ Win, Flood, „ J. Wickeng, „ . F. p. Kwington, „ ' Kennedy Hill, Hamilton Venetian Bllnoa» TItADB MAEK. THE AUCKLAND UAfi VENETIAN BUND FACTORY. - ' KbtamJshko 1864,' EBB AMERICAN PINE VENETIAN ' BLINDS (VVHOLKKAtu! AKii TL?r>,lT t , Blinds sent to all parts of the Colour on the Shortest Notice on remittance of order. Our Bllnas are Lighter end Cheaper than the Imported iron blinds. A. AND A. BtfSBY iLata M. Horton Bushy), : BACTIOAr/dtoND MAKKiS & WIB&WORKEBS Corner, of Cook and Grey Streets, , Market Banare. aaofcland N.Z. - ■ .«



Merchandi9& E. POUTEK & C°-> WHOLESALE.ANB ETCTAHi IROK4IO X G S R 8 AHD IBON BIEKCHANT3 (JUKKN AND HIGH STRKETB AUCKLAND, JTlkksi Pliess JPlikbi v"" -^' '.'—.'.-Z'^ll ■^ff'^. No House. Hotel, Rkstatjbant, ob Shop, should be without these Traps. wire di3h covers BUTCHERS' and FAMILY SAUSAOE MACHINES KNIFRIuLKA.NiSO MACHINES IBOX BBDJTBADS AND COTS. E. PORTER & CO. Wlan particularly to draw attention to theil Stock of Qarden Requisites. Comprising ths CELEBRATED PHILADELPHIA AND CANADIAN LAWN MOWERS, 10,12, U, and 16 Inch, being kept In stock. AMERICAN LAWN SPRINKLKRS, With Nickel-plated Arms. Enolish Veroe or Bordkb Cuttehs, s asm i 3" ill 1 <■ • g 2 i § g l! ■ a THKSK THEOW A CONTINUOUS STREAM. India Robber and Cotton Hoso. Hose Reels, Jeta, Spreaders, Unions, &c., jcc. GARDEN^YRIKQEa. NET 3, for Protecting Fruit from Birds Earthenware Fern Stands, Mignonotto Boxob, &c, tea. Prnning Sheara, Flower Uathorlng'ond Tim Scissors Hand Seed Drills. Scythes. Hooks, Har and Digging Forks, Steel Rakes and Woedors &C, &C, &O. BBST BHEFFIKLD KLECTRO-PLATBD GOODS, from Jas. Dlxon's, Atkin Bros., and other first-class makers. Joseph Rodgora and Sons' and Lock wood Bros". Celbbbated Table and Pgoket • CpTLESy, EIDER'S MEAT CURING MACHINES, These Machines possess the advantage over all others by being fitted with a pressure chain? ber, which Is charged with music before insert ng the needle into the moat, thereby preventing (he introduction of air, iWeat safely corned In the hottest weather. Cast-Iron Fountains and Vases. white wtrk m 093 ba3kktb, sponge baskets, cruets, tka-pot STANDS, &C SIIEBWOOD'S KGG BOILERB. GALVANIZItD IRON FRAME NETTING. E« P ORTEE * C* °" WHOLESALE IRONMONGER, » HIGH-BTRKKT, Aup^Np, This Department is Entibbly Wholebalb. storekeepers supplied at lowest PURRBN? RATES. Large Supplies constantly on hand of BUILDERB' IRONMONOKRY, Mining Rp qcisltea, Saw Mill Requirementa Vertical Saws kept In stock up to 10 feet Bar Iron, Steel, Plate and Sheet Iron Corrugated and Plain Galvanized Iron, Zlno tfencinK Wire, Bajbed Fencinft Wire Anvils, Vicpa, Votgia, Bellovvu' Steam Knginea, Steam Pumps. Centrifugal Pumps, Blast Fans, Hydraulic jacks, Punch ing Machines, &c,. &n. , ' • ALL GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED AND FOX WARPED WITH D.ESPATOH,



. Land and Estate Agenta. b. F. E v A "■ s> HOUSE, LAND, INSURANCE ANB ESTATE AUENT, Next "Herald" Office, Quean-street. FOR SALE, AT.T that magcifldent Corner Allotment, Franklin Road ar.d England-street, about 91 x 101, planted with ornamental trees, &c. This la, without exception, the beat site In the vicinity—both at present for a Tilla residence, and proapectively &a a grand business Bite, WELLINGTON-STRKKT—Business Premises, leasehold, For Sale (cheap). OK ATO, New Plymouth—For Sale, or exchange tor property in or near Auckland, 81 Acrea, 60 oi which aro improved, and tha remain- Ins; 21 standing bush: 15 mi lea from town; fenced and anbdivided, 3-roomed house, well, nlcß orchard, stock-yard, etc.; telegraph line dose by; U-miles from the sea; at foot ot Mount Egmont, Price £300; £200 can stand at 10 per cent. 320 POMPALLIKK TERRACE, Ponsonby —A Verandah Cottage of 5 rooms and allotment, 50 x ICO; nice garden in eplendid order. Price £300. 331 DUBLIN-STREET, Ponson by—Tere nice gable end Verandah Cottage; nicely furnished,, bow window, 5 rooma (large), pretty flower garden In front; allotment 33 x about 100. Price £320. 336 SHKKHAN-3TRKET, near Pocaonby Hail- Nice Cottage, four rooms, &c, verandah In front, porch at back; good position; £230. Also, the allotment at rear of same, with frontage to King-street of 36 feet, at 35a per foot. 3CO PARNELL— A Comfortable Family Residence, consisting of Drawing-room J3O x 15), Dining room (30 x la), Parlour, Fire Bed-rooms, Kitchen, &c.; waah-houao copper, water laid on, gas and other comforta and convenience*. UPPER QUEKN-STRKBT-House. four rooms, wash-house, and ekillion attached, all in Kcod order; nice garden. Two Allotments; desirable position. 237 PONSONBY—Wood street, new and splendidly finished House ot Ten Apartments; gaa and fittings complete; large Corner Allot ment thoroughly drained and planted. £860. PONSO.SB¥—Commo<lioQ3 Residence, consist ing o( Drawing-room (18 x 16), Dining-room (23 x 12), Parlour, Four Bed-rooms, Kitchen, Bath-room, &c. & c.; gaa laid on and other comforta; splendid view; large Allotment all planted and drained; very desirable. 271 PONaON'BY—A. good investment, consisting of large Corner Allotment, on which stand Three Houses, for £200; 276—f0il particulars from D. If. Evans. ANGLKSEA-STRKKT-Houae (in good order). Six Rooms, stable, waah-houae, wood-shed, good well, larze Corner Allotment (about 123 x 118) fenced and fnlly stocked with fruit treea, flowers (very choice); splendid vi«w of city and harbour: £550. . 2£9 NEWTON-STRKET—A very nice and pretty Cottage of S rooms; allotment about 33 x 150: splendid little garden, good well. ice. Must be sold. Price only £120. 333 MOUNT ALBERT- House, Six Rooma, Btable and outhouses. Four Acrea rich volcanic land, sub-divided by hedges and walla, corner lot, and within three minutes walk of railway station. 51 PONBONBY—House. Seven Rooms, Pantry. Store-room, stable. &c, standing on high ground surrounded by some fine old forest trees, cam man ding a splendid view; large orehird and paidoeks, In centre of which is a never-failing surface spring of water; al together about Five Acres; 61—full par ticulars from DF. Kvans.. . Besides numerous other Properties large and small, fuU particulars of which can be had on application to D. F. Kvana. Farms and Coun try land from 7s 6d per acre upwards. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS— BPRING-STREET, Ponsonby-at 2Wand 25s per foot. BPRING-STREBT, Alma Place-at 37a per foot. IRELAND-STRKKT-at37s6d per foot. PONBONBT TKRKACK —at 503 per foot; Wood-street, 42s 6d per foot. KINfl-3TRELT-at 35s per foot, And varloos other Lota. Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, House, Land & Kstvtk Aqeht, 139, QUESN-3TREET next Herald Office. F. J. M oss & C° LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHORTLAND-STRKET. T7IOR SALE—A New House of 8 rooms at JP Remuera, wiaii laM of lan€; price £750. —K. J. M 033 & Co., £hortland-etrf 3t. FOX SAIjK—S? acre iot V6ry fine Land, with honso, near Kumoa Re'lway Station. Easy teimi—F. J. Mora fc Co. mo LEV, a House and Shop, best situation in JL Newmarket, £1 per weed. - Apply to F. J. Mosa & Co., Shortlanfl-Btrcet. FOR SALK-112 acres finest land, with abundant water, and good three-roomed House. The land is busb, with 20 acres failed, and excellent feed on all the land throughout tha year. Few tclles from railway station; price only £234.— F. J. Most and Co., Shortl&nd streer. T7OR a ALE—224 acres of good land in the I? Pukckoho District, 30 acres c( bash; the whole well watered, and near a Railway Station. —F. J. Moss. 2SI FOR SAJjB—I2O acrea of fine Land, mostly fenced; pare in grass, part bush; 15 miles ' from Auckland : to bo sold cheap on easy terms. —F. J. Mosa & Co., Shortland-aireet. I TPOK BalK—Ttin-roomed House conveniently !J? situated at Parnell; ulso. fonr-roomed Cot tage and largo allotment 300 feet frontage for £3000.— F. J. Moss vi.d Co., 3hortln.nd-3UT.ee 3:8 FOR SALK—A valuable and compact Farm of 155 acrea, within 12 miles from Auckland, and 3 from a railway station. Land of finest quality In flrat rat-> condition, worm, and well situated, with abundance of water. House, and all requisite farm buildings.— V. J.MO3S & Co.. Shortland-Btreet. 221 FOR HALE—ifiO Acrm atMangaro, in whole orin part. Very flco land and a rare oppor tunity, in that weli known district,—F.J.Mo»b &. Co. c hortland-atrcet. 178 FOU 3 *LX—farm of 265, acres, a largo part in grass and crop, remainder fine land in fern, with Email pan in ba.ih. ThU farm is beautifully situated near Tauranaa, and ho a good 8-roomed dwelling House and out buildings. To be eo'd cheap nnrt on easy terms, the present owner being anxious to EeiL—F. J. Mous and Co.. Shortland-sitreet. 366 T?OR SALE—A largo comfortable Dwelling- X house of 8 rooms, in Re.muera, with splendid view and every convenience. Terms easy.— F. J. Mom & Co.. ahortland-street. is. IpOK SALE—A comfortable House of 9 rooms, X? with 1 acre of garden and orchard ;-i few minutes, only from Poa>oiQce. Terms eajy.— V. J Mobs & Co., sihortland-etrcot. 31 T7OR SALK—4O Acrea, with deep-water front- J. ago, one mile from railway station; £2 per iiora.—F. J. Moss & Co.. Shortland-street. 371 ttiok SALK—House of 6 rooms, with 8 acres, JC at Onehungu.—F. J. Moss fc Co., Shortland etreet 311 MONEY TO LEND, In stuns of £20 and up wards, on freehold security', at current rate ot interest. The interest and principal re payable on same terms as those of the Building Societies, or on such other terms as may be arranged to suit the convenience of borrowers. —F. J. Moss & Co., Land and Estate Agents, fihortland street FOR i"ALE—B7S Acres very fine land, with easy access by water, and only a few miles from a railway station.—F. J. Alohb & Co,, Land and Estate Agents. 206 T7U)R SaLE—Wq have for sale a considerable X number of Houses and Building Allotments, Farms, and other properties, improved and un improved, of which wo ufaall be glad to give full particulars on application.— V, J. Moss & Co., tihortland-Btreet. . FOR SALK — 30 Acres, with comfortable Dwelling • housa and Farm Buildings, beautifully situated, near Lake Talraptma.— V. J. Mobs'and Co., Khortiaud-atreet. HI FOR SALK—Building Allotments, Brighton road (Parneli), near the City Park (Pon aonby), and other local! ties in town and üburbs. —F, J. Moss and Co., Shortland-street. FOR SALK—A very fine farm of 530 Acres, a few miles from Tauranga,nn the main road to the Hot Lakes ; 200 acres in grass, remainder open fern land. There Is a comfortable residence of 12 rooms, and -tbo farm buildings are all in gqoil order and complete, Tho land ia very superior and well watered. Terms easy,—F. J Alois & Co., Shortland-streot. 18 ft.- C. G K"affOo^ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. QUEHN'-STREKT, FOR SALK, a Gentleman's Hesldeneo ci nine rooms, all well finished, standing in Its own grounds of about 3 acres of rich volcann soil, ohoicely laid out in paddocks, garden, orchard, avenue, walks, &c.; magnificent view, main road frontage, good well, stable, coach honae, and all necessary outbuildings, close to railway station, and passed three times daily by trains. Price, £UOO. Terms easy. MOUNT ALBEKT-For Sole, 2 acres of Rich Volcanic Soil, fenced, in grass, and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, close to main road and railway station; good view Price. £325. EPSOM— For Sale, near AncKland, a G ontle man'a Residence, containing 14 rooms, also 4 acrea land, orchard, garden, coach-house, stable, and out-buildings. frOR IMMKDIATK SALK-Stokes' Point- X I Lot 12, containing about 22 acres of rich alluvial soil, good aspect, plenty of fencing timber and firewood,'stream through the land; splendid piece ot land for garden or orchard purposes. Pripe, an aero. Terms, ,6200 at 3X balance cash. ■ frOR IMMEDIATE BALK— 35 miles from JL . Auckland, on the Great South Road, a very superior Farm of ISO acres, mostly all improved, subdivided Into ten paddocks, and laid down In grusß orin cultivation; valuable orchard good, Nino-roomed Family House, six-Stalled stable, oowshed, storehouse, ©to, eto; three miles from railway statian, on the main road. Price, £1850 Terms con be made,—R, C. Greenwood.. TjiOft SALK—Farm at Babylon, Heleniwill?, A 1 containing 298 acres Klrstplasa I«oa~<au loins Captain McM&JiQjVa -arm); new 7-roomed Hpnjje ana oatbuUdlnga, orchard, garden, 2 aorea potatoes, part laid down In grass. Price Ot land, £1118s 6J<l yearly for 10 years, two pay ments having been made. Price of improve ments, consisting of crops, house, stock, eio, eto £550.— R. O. Greenwood, •■".•'• T ' T7OR SALK—2OO Acres ofKouri Bush Land o _, t 01??,,10^65^ ond Ni-vfTpart of lot 134. Pariah of Okahu, Hobson County, Immediately adjoining the' Union Sash and Door Company^ property; stream through the land. Price low. Kaay toma.—R. O. Greenwood. rpHE other Farm conßlatS' of 80 acres good JL land, fully improved, 10 acres bush land, well watered; New i-roomed House, &o Price, £400. 1?OR BALE—Seven-roomed Cottage, cltnatsd J? at the Whan, main read frontage • good orchard, &o.; 3 of an acre of laud, good welL &c/"Price,'£2Bo. • ' (82) FOR SALK—Lot 37, Parish of Mongonnui, co tain ing forty acrea of very choice, and Price, £50, worth £100. Also. Bonth-waatern portion of lot 79, containing S3 acres of very good laad, joina improved lands. Price, £50. Also, Lots li, 15, and 35 of the town of Manga pai, containing one acre each. Price for lot, £35, The above lot of lands are a capital Investment and easy terms can be made—say £«(> oaeh, balance by instalments.—R, O- Greenwood. • TfOR SALK-jj milta from Auckland, 6to 20 JL Aoraß oil Good Land (Unimproved); well watered; close to good roods; 10 minutea walk from railway station; ouitayo for anyone wish ing foreman dairy farm, and to keep a horse B>id live out of town, the aspect being to the North-East, and view good; locality, Mount Albert, and the land adiolnlag being all taken up and valued at four tlmos the price asked for this land, viz., £12103- an acre, payable on ,tha deferred payment system, or as agreed, «. G. G B BEN f?O D, UOTIOWBRB^Ajip BBTATB AGENT.



band and Estate Agents. J. M. LE* N° * KSTATI AGHJTT AHD VAMJATOB, QUKSS-STHS.T.T, AITCiiUND. MONBTT UnSTT OOT FOB CAPITAT.THTB OJJ S-lEST - CLA3S SECURITIES, OK IK VESTED IN BANK. IN3URANCS, OK OTHER SHARES. Ho CHiEas to Lehbeb on Invzstoh. piqK (a bargain)—l-rootned Hoaaa In the 3ZLOt} commercial Road, with freehold allot ment, 33 x 100. Price, £133.— J. M. Lennox. 153 L KARANOAHAPE ROAD-6-roomed Cottage and large freehold allotment, Price. £483. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. IStlj ipi fIA-COTTAQE, In Ponsonby. Terms: 5/J.OU £3Q cag^. balance C zi remain upon the property.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. -PSnn—TO INVESTORS : 3 Houses with free • »OUU hold allotment, 156 s 133. Terms can be arranged.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. PONSONBr-5-roomed Bouse with freehold allotment, 34 x 99,1 near the three lamps. Price, em,— J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent. 154 L . , KEMUKRA- Villa Residence and 5* acres of garden, Ehrubbery. and pasture. Price, £1,000.-./. M. Lennox. 150 Li FARM of 30 acres of good Land, 19 miles from the city, with 7-roomed house, stabling, coach-honse, piggery, fowl-house, etc. The land is all In grass and crop. Price £500, TJAPAKURA (a Bargain)— Farm of bO acres, X with small House, and 20 acres in grass. 1 his beautiful little homestead la otly2lmilea from town and 1 mile from a railway station, J miles from a church andscncol. Price, £340.-- J. M. Lennox. Estate Axent. 6oLi A LLOIMKNT-A fine allotment £0 x 120, ii. fronting Quarry Koad, back of Kyber Pesa F.oad. Price, £2 2s 6d per f oot.—J. M. Lennox. n'nfi-HOUSE and Allotment In ParnelL—J. yyj M. Lannox, Estate Agent, Auckland. SUBURBAN AIiLOTi'.ENX — Allotment in the Suburbs, near the Parnell Grammar School, 10 x 200. Can be had In one or more lota. Price, £2 ob per foot. A moat beautiful view ot the harbour.—J. 1L Lennox. SSL FOX SALIi, in the heart ot the city, a Beauti ful 10-roomed Residence, with water and «as laid on. This residence is most healthfully situated, and la only a few minutes walk from Qaeen-street.—J. M Lennox, Estate Agent. 139 L TU'J "ECULATORS. — For Sale, 100 acres fronting a main road, only two miles from the heart ot the city. This is a rare opportunity fora capitalist to parchase a property which moat necessarily rise rapidly In value. Price, £3000; £3000 cash, ana the balance can remain upon the property as 6 per cent.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. 138 L FOR SaLK (a bargain)— Farm of 175 acres at Pukekohe West, unimproved, being part ot Lot 18. This fine property is mixed buaa and fern, and well watered. Must be sold. Price, £3oO; £2CO ot which can remain upon the pro perty at a very low rate of interest.—J. If. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. • 138 L n-i on—A Bargain—Cottage, Mount Eden, 3 3iiou apartments, freehold allotment 33 x 100. Price, £130; £65 cash, balance can remain on the property.—J. M. Lennox,;Estate Agent. AFIR3T-CLASS FARM ot 123 acres In "West Pnkekobe. with good House, cow-sheds, dairy, &c. The farm is all in grass, and Is only one mile from the railway station.—J. M. l^n nox. Estate Agent, Auckland. |126 L TPOR SALK, a large 10-roomed Residence In JC the most flourishing farming district in the province, with 200 acres, mostly fenced and in grass. Price, £i.iOO.—J. il. Lennox. 123ti i/ILLA REdIDENCE.—A Charming Villa, V commanding a magnificent view of the harbour! about 5 acres of pasture and shrubbery. Price, £1000. 1C Lennox Kstat nt, Auckland T7UVE-HOOMED VERANDAH COTTAUh..— J? Commanding a view of the harbour; free hold allotment. £50 cash, balance of £250 can remain upon the property at 7 per cent—J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. 120 L mo FARMER3.-For Sale, a bargain, a Fine JL Compact Little Farm of 100 acres in one of the beat farming districts in the Waikato. The fatm is all fenced, and has a dwelling-house upon it; in grass. Is offered at a very low price, owing to the owner leaving the district. Price, £400; £150 cash, balance can remain upon the property. 12L. «T For Houses, Barms, and Allotments, see my long advertisement In ' Weekly Herald." J M. LENNOX, Estate Agent. Auckland. S. E. H UGHES> J vmo *' House, Land, Estate, and Financial agent ASD Values, VtrtcAX Lants (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 Hale, from £300 to £1.200 a Building Allotments in Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 5s per acre Wanted. Allotments at Stokes's Polnt.Mcunt Eden, Whan, and Remuera Persons wishing to acquire property are in vited to inspect in v Lists •"'naerxalcers Established 1860. HENRY P. HAYWA ET ' Upiiolstzrkk, Matt ess Mask?, anb From ?■ USDERTAKETt, GRBY STRRB T AUCKLAND I Matt.-c3.eH Re-made. Furniture Re-stuffed and Repaired at the Owner's Residence, or at the Work- " shop. Grey-street. I iaoieie. rpHK MA-vUKAU HOTEL, Ouehunga, » Proprietor, Tboma's Ric«.—Special accom modation for Travellers from the various settle ments adjoining. Suites of Rooms by special arrangement for private families. Mr Rice having had the pleasure of succeeding Mr J. A. Whitson, of the firm of Mesare R. Whltson and Sons, Brewers, Auckland, and Mr Thomas Cod lin, Onehunga, in this extensive and well appointed establishment, respectfully solicits the patronage of -the surrounding public and visitors from Auckland. Hot and Cold Baths. a fine brew of Whltson's Sparkling Ales.coupled with toe choicest brands of Wines and Spirits. A special Billiard-room, with one of Thiiraton'i BestTablog. Excellent Stabling. . IJI G l/kit X a. taV r, J} <•- formerly of the City Club (lately of the Terminus Hotel. Holensvillo), having bought the Freehold ot the Whaksabki Hotel from Mr Caffler, begß to inform visitors that no effort will be spared to afford sotiafaoUoc Horses and Ploacnre Boata oa Hire, 131 LAGS TA FF HOT EL, ? NORTH SHORK. W. H. PEARCE (Late of tho Commercial Hotsl, Hamilton, tnl Royal Mail. Auckland), ? Having taken tho above Hotel, will be glad to see bis old friends. Eden vi h k hotel, EDKN TKRRACK, a..c v i n so n, Having agreed to. sell out his interest ]n the above Hotel on the 31st December, 1881, and to clear out the large stock of Wines, Spirit;, &c, has made a further reduction 'in the below advertised.prices. Parties wishing to purchase would "make a great saving by caning. > Per bottle Martell s and Hennessy'a Brandy, egsal to 8. d. Case Brandy .. . -... _ _ „ 6 0 Greenloss and Colvi)lo'fl C'nmbolton Wfalrky (strong) .. „_ _ — . ( | Dunville'sWhisky,. ~_'„_ 4 8 Rum, 3s; Old Jamaica (m-oof), is; small „ 3 0 Cousen's Sherry, best, is ; small _ _ 2 0 Sandiman's Best Port, Is; small _ _ 2 0 4.montlllado Sherry, as; small _ _ 2 6 Old Tawny Port, se; small .. .. _ 2 6 English Ginger Wine „ • .... _ 3 0 In Cask (Genulno Brands}: Hennessy's Brandy „ _ ~ *_ 8 0 Schiedam Schnapps, is 6d; small „ _ S 8 Geneva, JDKZ, £a, Is 6d; smaU _ _ 3 0 Old Tom .. _ _ .. _ „ 10 Dunvllle's Whisky _ * 6 Sootch Whisky, Lome, Islay, and Bon Ac ■ cord .. .. .. .. .. „ I 6 Townsend's Sarsaparilla .. .. ..5 0 English Ale and Porter (best brands), 1/4 to 1 6 Flask Brandy, large, 3s; small. Is 6dasd.. 1 9 Splendid Port and sherry Wice, pei doE._ 62 0 All Spirits sold by the Gallon (over-proo3 same as irom Bonded Store. , . ■: Terms: Btrictly Oash (no exceptions). 9AMPBL BVINSON. Proprietor, THE WA I K AT O HOT XL, H4MILTOJJ BAST. W GOOD ACCOMMODATION FOB " TRAVELLKRS, • SAMPLE ROOMS, AND LIVERY AND BAIT STABLE 3. F, G A U D IN, i Phopbibtob. FA^ACE HOTEL, HOT LAKES, OHINBMUTU, ROTORUA, Flrat-olass accomtnodailod'tor Tourists, Trave' lors, cud Visitdifl during both winter and bummer months. Private Sitting Rooms, Smoking and Reading Rooms. BIUIAROS, Goaches, Buggies, and SuddW Jlfj-itofl for Hlrs Conveyances Tjill l^sat oyory Stoaoie;, li^POßTAljr Notic«7-Tourist? cart make ar> rangemants with Oapt. M. 'i. Clayton (Insurance Buildinfrs, Auckland}. Mr J. KeUy fl'anranga), o; Mr Wm, Kelly (Ohinemutu), for through trips to the Lakes, including boat and coach hire, hotel accommodation, and all et ctßtoras, Bt BTXKD BATKB. Trip from Auokland to the Hot Lakes and back, on the above principle for Ten Gur«3Aa WILLIAM KELLY. PEOFBiBTOBi, m O G" X A Z IE BTS. northern hotel paddocks, GhbatNokth Road. . Wanted, at once, 10.000 Horses to graM and masticate the luxurious grasses, and drink of a pretty winding meandering stream whloh flows through the whole of the vastand well-sheltered estate. A great ctaace for enterprising swote ownera. • . - ROLLUPII! B. R, CURNOW, Proprietor Groat Northern 3otel, the oldest establishod house on the road where the cholcsnt brands of Wines and Spirits coqpied with the best brews of Ale, are on sale. \IiSW 'BUS FuR Mourn( AJLtUSKT ±\ AND WHAU. If com Anokland— yiomWhau— 11.30 am Sum 4.30 pm 280 pm- •' . ■■■■■, . .' On Saturdays as follows :— 1.30 pn . Sam : 10.30 pm '■ spm;1! ( ■ w, POXTaB. PH>Brieto!



Hnsineaa Notioea. s" i h v o r v' s fruit and provision stobk. VICTORIA-STBEET (OOlUfflr 0£ Albert-aatset). S ' H 3 ■** « For a Few Days Only, 10,000 , ISLAND ORANGES, 13. PER BOZ. JTIHE NEW ZEALAND TJMBEK COMPANY (LIMITED) Beg to inform their numerous Customers tha they have purchased the Business hitherto con ducted by Messrs. Jogger and Parker, and that, In accordance with this arrangement, Mr. Jagger win bo the Manager for the Company in Auckland, who will receive and execute all orders* C. A. HARRIS. Chairman. Auckland, September, ISSi. "\STE beg to give notice to oar Customers T V that we have incorporated oar Business With the New Zealand Timber Co, (Limited). JAGGER & PARKBB, Auckland, September, 1831. mHE NEW ZEALAND TIMBEB 1 JL COMPANY (LIMITED) i c now prepared to supply Timber of any i ength and size at the shortest notice. FRANK JAGGER, * Manager. j- Aucklaaa. September ISBL A~ MERICA3S PORTRAIT ROOMS, 13, Grey-street, Auckland.—Having re-opened the above Gallery, the Proprietor is prepared to take First-class Portraits and deliver them in a tew minutes. 25 Gems for 2a. Equally good | Pictures taken in doll weather as In sunshine. i Prices: 3 doz Gems, 2/6; 1 doz Double Gems. 1/; ldoz Sunbeams, 6/; halJ-doz Sunbeams, it; 1 doz Carte-de-Viaites, s/; hslf-doz ditto. 5/; Single Cabinet Pictures, 3/ ; 2 ditto, 5/ ; Large Pictures tor framing. 5/ and 10/ each; Children nnder five years of age, 1/ extra.—Note address JOHN IiOW, 13. Qrey-fltreet. mHOKNTON, SMITH AND FIRTH X Hats van Sale " Crown Brand" Floor, in sack?, loo's and We "T.&F.." „ „ „ „ "Cantab- „ „ „ „ Sharps Bran Fowl Wheat, Wharf Mill, Auckland 27th October "ISBL_ Formosai in Morte. TW*EVT ZEALAND FERNS, i-i Unmounted, or Tastefully Mounted in various ways, most 12 t P TO 120 TAB ETIKB, or Bale by ERIC CRAIG, PMNCTEa-STKEKT. POLMAN'S PHOtO ItOOMS, ''HORTLAJfIXTmaCT. Tourists ant Visitors are Invited to Inspect Pnlman'g Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bnsh Scenery, &c Tho greatest variety of Original Portraits o( Maori Celebrities in Naw Zealand. PHOTOGBAPHY IS ALL ITS BBAMCmH. IJ» T O N X a oe CO. Agents fob Sydney Papeb Mills, Have always in stock a Large Supply of comprising White. Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and are prepared indent any sizes, qualities, or colours ro lred. he se Papers are now largely used here, and a3 knowledgad to. be superior to most ;im el. Cavalier Frew's Genuine French Brandts? American Carriages American Harness. To Arrive Farm and Fxpress Wagons American Fireproof Safes, Arc, fee. R. TONKS & CO. ' CIAJSTJSRBUKY. UACOn and HAMS, / Peak and Johnson's Jam, KelHer's Marma lade, Cutting Salmon, Swiss Aulk. Quarter Sar dines, Teas, Sugars, Chocolate and Cocoa, American Brooms, Candied Peel. Currants (in cases), and General Grocery Goods always in stock at Chas. Burton & Co/a. No. 3, Queen- Street. No v and Old Potatoes for sale cheap; also Buyers o! Choice New Potatoes, either Kidney or from Hobart Town Seed; l; 000 Cocoa nnta at very low price. - rilO BUTCIUSKS, SETTLORS X yARStXRS. AND OTHERS. The undersigned are Cash Purchasers of HIDKS, SHSKPSKINS, WOOL, TALLOW, BKBS WAX. &c,, &c, at Highest Market Rater in any qnandty. Corsignors direct will have prompt and Im mediate cash remittances returned at satlstao tory rates. IRELAND BROS,, Ttnster aks Leather Makctacturkbs, * ITCEUjrj ■p VUSIS.G CONCERTS. SELECTIONS FROM OPERAS, SONGS, DUET 3, tax, &C. Every Person can have these In their ow Home by calling on J. HOWDEN, SHORTLABD-STBEET, and PtracHASXNa one of his Nkwly-luposikd P I AN Oa UIURNITURIS WAREHOOSJS E.. COTTER, CiBISETMAKKEI, UFHOLBTXBER, UNDEKTAICIR, Bagatelle Tables made to order. Billiard Cues always on band. VICTORIA-STREET WEST (corner of Nelson street), Auckland. All orders promptly attended;to. . - Charges moderate. INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS, Packet mids and Half-pounds In Four Qualities, EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, *V MANDARIN'S CHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE. ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and deliolous flavour— resulting from a scientific admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence of these Teas is apparent by the large and Increasing demand that exists for them in Victoria,, and wherever they have been introduced. ■ Aokstt for Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, . Custom-home Btreet. . TffEWTON KANCy BAZAAK, WANTED KNOWN- That a. A. Stephekson i 3 now Belllnc all kinds of Ladles' Fancy Work, Woolß (BerlEi). Berlin Fingering, Shetland. Crewel, Ice WeoX &c; Silks In all Shades, Cosies, Cnsblons, Smoking Caps, made and unmade, Trailnzs, &o. Lessons given in all. kinds oj Fancy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladies' Bags and Kits, Work Basketß, Work Boxes, Handkerchief Bozes, Wiitlng Desks, Blotting Sheets, Scrap Books, and a Large Assortment of Glassware, Pictures, Toys, &c Also, just opened^ a very Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Scraps, and Oleographs, Pictures, &c, Come and see the Beautiful Aesortmsct of Christmas Cards jnst landed from London-" An early inspection in vited. Also, Stationery of all deeeriptionSa All order? punctually attended to. , A. 'A. S T'lS'P HK N SON, Rarangahape Road, Nbwtoh. ; • • - UIREEMAN'B BAY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS, JAMES SOPPET AND CO. ■ Have on hand at their MM a and Store, No ! Lower Queen-etreet:— Fine Flour and Household (quality gnara&teed 1 Also, Bran, Shafpia, Pig Meal Maize, Oats, Wheat, and Barley, Cracked and' whole AH escallent quality, at very low ratea, : rrTo tr a v Bit ka, s, PBBSBHTS won Bomb.—Yes? Bindsomi; Cur osity Cabiasta, fclaidTanle Tops, ani'walking Bjgoks, made of rich and beantitsi New Zealand Woods; also, Polished Speelmens of Woods in naanjoj, and Braßs-bound Chests of Drawers to picked Mottled Kauri. All at veryreaaon- WILLIAM NORRK, WorkerofNatlve Woods.top of SnorUand-street JUIDEN TERRACK fuar OFFICE. F, M. MORLEY, TBA D3ALBR and FAMILY OROOBB, KDEN TBKRAOB families waited upon for orders. Good delivered to any part of the Town and -■■••' ' '.-'-■■ aubnrbß. • - - SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L. KEAN OjATh Alfred Smaht), Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for use, at reduced rates, at his.Shop. Elliott-street. ! Large quantities of Scouting* Ridging, and Down-Pipes always In stock. Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notice. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lead washers always on hand. WAN TED X N O WH, HP. GIBBONS & CO. DKLIVER THE BEST SAWN WOOD ■ . At 12s. pks-Tqn, H. P. G ffißoNStft C°- . 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"•-•• Boota and Bhoea I>OOTS t TROOXS!! 'OOOTS flf H. SAWKINS Begs to Inform his friends and. the irahifc, 385 generally that nc has cotnmTcetl in .^^ -.■■"" hia old line ot busineea with an ENTIRELY NEW AND WBLWELECTEn STOCK, . ; And hopes by Btriet attention to bodaeML.-,, ~?:\ moderate charges to merit a fair share of their patronage and support, W^^l^aftlft nnd RftfaMl. -. > ■"■'■*■' BOOTS AMD SHOES MADE TO OBDBE* Repairs Neatly Sxecnted, •: --' '•-C Please aote the address— ■ * -' THE BED BOOT WAKEHOUSE 63, Victoria-street * :..; stees, at Lowet City Prices. *a ** ""^ money. 4| UCKLASD PERMASEir COOPERATIVE BUILDINS Aim INVESTMENT SOCIETY. """* i Omcjc:—93, Qoejw-strszt ' v^^W 51^ 1164 nßon approved secnrßfea of ''t freehold or Leasehold Properties in suma S " ' foa to £8,000, principal and interest befcrarS. --- payable in instalments, at the foUawinznttM ■ for every £10) borrowed:— —« we» **™SZ™™°*- Per w^. W-gj."'^ s. d, fi s. "' *j <yeara_ „ _ 13 6 130 0 c .- Byears- _ _ 9 5 143* S I Byeara_ _ _ It ue ; « ■ IQyearg- „ ... n 162 18 s **T further parflculara may be obtained^Si m application at the Society's Office. • uu™"ea ™ JOHNHATSKB. Secretary. ''.- yiCTORIAN LOAN AKD DIB. " COUffl AGENCY, HIGH STREET, A UCKLASD i •5 OT? ARBnoy having Opened a Brant* in AuokJand is prepared to Advance Snnuot Money, tanr «0 to £1,000. on Personal Securto; 1 Deeds of Property, Shares n Public ComMnlS and other Secnritieß at current rates. Bflfi Dliconnted Dally. Benewalsleflected. To accommodate Borrowers Loan of (cay) ' Hay be repaid in instabnents ot IBs per week £20 May be repaid in Instataentß of [20s perweeh Or by any other mntoal agreement All oommnnllcationß, either personally ot ' by letter, strictly confidential. Address—^ - H t&H-STKB_T, : Kelt Ancldana Hotel). Box 80. Pogfcofflce; £4000 TV X'END on good Freehoa securiw B */TVVU in one or more sama; moderate in terest—3. E. Hughes, Jo_h Load Agent, Vnican '' Lane. "jt/IOM-T TO LEND on Mortgage ol BiMfrdaas Free-oid Secnrities. ■ WM. COLKMAN, i Solicitor, Cornet of Queen ana Shartland-rtreeta. - MONEIf TO DSHD, on approre*, Bocnrtty, . .'.■-■ . •.-;..;-,■ . ■■■_LK.-T_L_B,.. ;•-': _ Solicitor, Vnican law, r :, MONEY TO LENJJ, in large or Email samß,Bt_nial rates at Interest, CONNKH. & COOPKET SoUdtaM, -' VoJcan I___ti%"' ONEY TO LEND-, la Bams ot £208 1 and upwards, at 7 per cent. •' : JACKSON & BDSSELL, ■ Solicitors, Fort-Btreev, .. 4?^nnn TO LEND InSnmaof £6C© 1 ZitW\J\J\J and upwards.-F.BlnaSho*. land-etreefc .., - .■.., ; : ,.. ■:. ~ >;-;•.■ , . .•., ; :, ;_.. 'innsnuioa. , . ■ ?« D EVITT, Gnnntafcer, '244. Queen • street. Anßkiana, opposite the Market :.;'; hooss. Satabliahed, 85).—Always ii:3tock and ;< to arrive by direct Importation from R«gTi»«^ 15 made to adrcrdsera own order,—Chokebore I Breech-loodtQK Guns, DouWo and Single Mnzzlo. loaders, Bxeech-loadins Bevolvers, Breech-load- j| Ing Rook and. Babbit Kiflea. 6nme Bsbh, Gnn Cases, Powder Flasks, Shot Poaches, and every 9 ujtlclo necessary 13 complata the outfit ci;«.; sportsman. A.n assortment ot every deaoriptlon of Revolver CartridKea, and. all the best Brands 1 In Sporting Powders are imported direct fnaa • the makers by the advertiser,, who can gnarantee thslr gocd quality. Caraidgoa Joi tho H Knfleld, Snider and Terry Rifles. . Metaiilft • Cartridge Cases, Chilled Shot and othar sped- ;. alities always on hand. Country dealers liberally dealt <rttb. GQDfIHe-stoofeed.Brown6.ij etc an c every other kind of Firearm Bapairea ■ at reasonable piices . Notice.-Just to hand, a lot of good serviceable C. F. Chokebore Breech*'/,:; loading' Guns cheap. Tho lartea; stock i» Aookland to choose tram. Alsb,ln stock,' a arge assortment of Flroworks of ■ the' bo»» •'••'. nalitr. rrishlrur Tackle ■ . Baddlery. ■>; ft '"" ---"-"-*■• , : v r; . ynr anted insfeotion. ; Everybody should see the Splendid :' - ■:■ Value in - SADDLERY AND tifABKESSi SOLTD NICKEL-SILVER BirSj, XTC., , ;: , BVPVIJKD BY - ; . ; W. S. Jo»B3. ■/?:.; Wholesale Mahupactobib, ■ QtJKKN-STBBET. All the Latest ImproveraentH, Novelties, and MonntlßKa to hand per Hermione. and to '■'■■ arrive per Loch Urr, Wellington, '■:"■" "i: and Anazi. Bvery description of Habnkss, Kacx, Stieplb- CBABE, Stock, Pace, and Ladies' and Gents' Saddies on —and. or made to : : 1 order, in best style, by First-dam ,■ .-.- ~ .; Workmen. -i,,,- ,;.; : ,•-^[ r iDITBASnOTT IS THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. ' W. S^^JONES, :■ WHOLESALK MANtTFACTOBEB, / • ■ QDBKN-BTKKBT. ; ' : .'. . ";' ■ -'-'~.'Jaedioaii',*■".y;'7;y \ ;,■..,. ■ rpTJBLIC N OTICB.—I, P. V; MartinsoD, X Chemißt and Druggist, Member uftha Qerman and Now Zealand Pharmaceutical Societies, beg to tender my sincere tbanka t» the inhabitants of Newton and the public ia general for the favours which they have bestowed upon me tor the past eight years at Karangahape Road, Newton, trusting the publliy will continue ta support my succeoßar. Mr-T.P..' Morgan. I do not hold myself responsible for,. any of MrT. P. Morgan's llabUitiea wbich.hos 1 may Incur. P.3.—On arrival of tbo May Queen* ; I ihali re-open my. New Premises with a welt 1 Bfileoteil stock ot Drags, Chemicals, &0., &c ia Kden Terrace, New North. Road, next Suiter's § old brewery.—p. g. Martinson . : , T *'' ] «J O N D US: A N G. ;: OU: i Tflß LATKBI AND BIWC BLOOD AND LIVER AMMBNATIYK, '}"/ ', ;. A Spoclflci In tOl Skin Diseases, ■ Bead the Ciroalar and Analysis round evary - • , ': Bottle.-; ■ . ... • ." y : To be proonrad everywhere. *: X> ÜBU 1 C NOT I C E.l ■". The Bnsineßs of P. F. Mabtinson; Chemist ■ of Karangahape Road, Newton, willin tdtiite' v be carried on under tha title of "The GoWett Mortar,*1 the management being undertaken by-, ' T.:P. MORGAN, late of the dtyot Herefowt; " England. .•'..■■ ..•■--;• ' ■■; - jyoTiCfi or jb e m o v ;a >; ;■;.:;'■':: ■■ HUDSON 'i-l '-Tu'. \ (LATE HILIi AKD HPDSOH^ , • ') .•■•':''?'r OHBMIST AND DRt7<JGI3T, ■, Begs to Inform his friends and customers that: he baa RJffiMOV KD bis Bnsiness to NSW AND pOMMODiptTS PRBMISKtf at the corner of .. ■ ; ;ViC!TORtA & HOBSOif-StRKBTS* "