Recent Massacre at the Hebrides:

Tbe French man-of-war D'Estrees arrived from Noumea yesterday. It w m remembereil that she left Noumea on August 23rd for the New Hebrides to punish the murderers of M. M. Z.-cpc] Munia, and Eoxel, and a Kanaka, the for', mer gentlemen being traders on boar*' the French schooner Port-Villa, .hi-h vessel bad been surprised and hrr crew massacred, all except Captain R o »b and two men, by the natives of Saota The D'Estrees, under Commander Com' munal, reached Santa in due course W there was a heavy surf on and it was Lund impossible to land on the islwid. - 'i\Y vessel, however, steamed round atd shelled all the villages aad planta tions. A number of natives wem seen, and it ia thought that several were killed. Finding it impossible to effect a landing,the D'Kstrees returned to Noumea and thence came on to Sydney for thorough overhaul and refit. As scon aa she is ready for sea tbe O'cstrees will leave again for Noumea, conveying as pasaeneers the New Governor of New Caledonia and suite. -

Correspondence.

POISON AT THE FOUNTAIN HEAD.

(To tho Kdltor.) feA.'~, P ur,? lltL m? l? re.Dly t0 s"onr correspondent •' Health," who Is Inclined to put the r.tenaw™ or Point Chovali er on a level with the TnSSLI of the Asylum. He tvideutly has not 5! facta of the ca*o before him, or. aa I am iS.nHS to think, wlllnliy wishes to mislead the Dntoi« mind on the matter. The iDdtistry he refen. S (the Auckland Tallow and Manure Com D ™,» aa explained by Messrs Stltnpson ana CfflL. to the Councl at their meeting last even"! will not cause the least drainage into toeTni water supply, bb every drop of U quia and°<s_ n of raw material will be worked up, and nothSS be lost bat by evaporation. Suppose, Slr^at the owner of the adjacent blook to the watS! works reserve-Mr Edgecombe, who ha?"S aores of freehold property-was to plac" hw property in the market for Bale, outcpiSo email tuUdlng allotments, as many pronertlM are now being sold, and a email township was to ri*> on the hill above the waterworkE-which U only a question of time-wlth cbaete, urlnal£ and other necessaries to a honse, where then wou'd tha drainage go to 1 in the City C6nr.cn to prohibit thia gentleman Irom dl»poalne of hi. property for all time J :' Health" refers to e£ establishment at Mount RoikUl. . here Can h« no comparison between the Industry about t« Start and the business carrleo on at Mount Rm kill. There la, I believe, at this moment,a letter in the Council office, sent to them at the tima of their intendei purchase of the gprlnst far Mr Kdgecombe, warning them that ltwaa'hta Intention to start a manufacturing business oa the site taken up by the company, At that tluia tho present Town Cterk was Mayor of Au'oklacA and ho did not know whether ta put the letter on the table or under the table; at any rate they made no reply to it, but they have no axons* to offer that anch a thing was not contemplated. Your correspondent almost asks tha at? Counoll to try their beet to override tha LoctS B jard of Health. A few months ago a case cf measles occurred on the Council property In toe Point Chevalier District; the engineer jK Hanna, aent notice to the Board and the chair. man politely brought tho matter before the Council, by writing 10,' the Town Clerk. That distinguished tunodonary coolly turned down one corner of the letter, and wrote to aay that it was nothing to do with the council aj they (the Board) were the Looal Board of Health. Yet Mr " Health " wouldjaow like them to onset the authority they have acknowledged. The Council must fl > t prove-a nuisance to exUt.and then they win ond that the Point Chevalier people are as sane and health-loving as them selves and " He-1 h," who, from tho tenor of hia letter, eeems buly to have left the lunatio asylum he refers t- .—I am, &0., A RKSIDBMT OF THK POINT;

(To tho Editor. Sl&—ln answer to •' Health 'of your Thtira. day's Issue, I beg to dltlVr with him asregardi the lunatics being on ih»ioll of PolntChevalier, nor ulther are the trustees ln>ane. To ptova It, the perpetnal chairman of v:iir.t__a has an amount of knowlede-e enfflelent for the whole' board, and, with one other, his llemenaut, la i able to twist the Act relating to road boards to suit their convenience Not only ia the water sapp-y to Auckland to be contaminated, bat air that Is breathed within one mile of Point Chevalier la one mass ot poißon, which will,; Booner or later, cause fevers of the worst kinds. The Dlght-aoll from Auckland la plaoed on the land of the chairman at S a.m. and left so until the following morning, when It is spread nn the surface, and ploughed In to the depth cf four" Inches, which doeß not In sny way prevent the poisonous gas from a; icing. Farther, the road is lmpaaiioie for man or beast. When the night-soil cart< get bodged on tho road the men have on several occasions emptied the contents In the dltcb, which has Btopped there for days together, and then a slight sprinkling of earth thrown over It. One of the inhabitants, his wite.aud d auahter.have bean Buffering from lo . fever he believes through that cause. Also; '■'■ the ruts are fall ot night soil by the.iolticg of the ca'tp.the liquid porllon running into them. A complaint waa made to Superintend. ntThom- Bon, who sent out mounted police officer . elly, and it waa pointed out to the officer, who saw It lying oa the ground and all along the road where the carters washed their carts in the ' ditches; also where two cartloads wra ■ empt'ed just Inside the gap of the field aud nut covered up only l Ebmo pUces. That la scnia weeks since, and wo have he»id nothing front I the police authorities. When the nigh-t«oil< went to Avondale tha por.-.on who rootfved it had to dig holes 5 feet deep to disinfect it, cover It up, ana let It remain foi flvo months. Surely the City Council oonld. when making the con tract, cause receiver and contractor to have it ■■■ burled. Further the flies are In n.yriad . that there la no living on Point Chevalier, and the health of the patients ot the Lunatic Asrlum ' Bhould be studied. If, Mr Editor, you wUI Insert this, I think I will be able to ahew the working of our road for the last two yeara that will astonish these not Interested.—l am. veur obedient servant, _ * ...■■■ A BUFFCBSn. ,1

AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY.

(To tho Editor.) '■' ",,' ' Sir,—l observe from the reports that the ac-, cumulated fund fif the society increases year by , ytar, as do the numbers of applicants for as surance. This is very cheering and encouraging.! The proaress of the society has indoedbeea woncerfnl. but though tho New Zealand meml-' bere contribute very largely to its maintenance '■ and welfare, they derive htt'e or no benefit for i ■"■! doing bo, for, with tho exception of a small sum \ invested In New Zealand Qovernm-nt deben- '■' Wros, tho whole bulk of our money goes to the Australian Colonies. This state of affairs ia'. evidently unfair to this colony. A power-' ful monetary institution like the Aus tralian Society could greatly assist and:: influence our money market, and monies collected in New Zealand should," in com mon fairness, be Invested in the country. ■ We eon offer as good, if not better, security:'i than can be obtained in Australia, both 1n .., Mortgaged and Local Companies, and the assistance of the funds of the Australian Soclsty " judiciously manipulated in assisting local in- ,: . ; dustries, &c, would very, sensibly relieve tha ,i , money market, a cansumniation devoutly to bo -i : i wished. The accumulated fund of the society -,' has reached the astounding figure of £3,850 000. "•' Sir, we would like to know how much New < Zealand has contributed towards the amassing ; ■ of so much wealth,, and hope tho society will ■ let us know. I find from the last report issued '.',' that the meagre sum of £165,514 only is devoted to New Zealand, and. invested in .Government [debentures. What amount is out on mortgage.,, in this colony I do not know, but believe it to' , bo trifling, and I consider it to bo only justice to the New Zealand members that moat of then: money should be invested in the colony. 1 •'would suggest that in tho large towns, such as Auckland, Christchuroh, Dunedin, &c„ local .' boards be appointed, with power to lend on,'. mortgage, or other securities, in thoir district. ; Ia this manner, lam convinced that the society ' would do a very.profitable business, enconnigo ■;• local industries, and please New Zoalandew. I ■-._■ should like to elicit some information from Mr, , Blaok, or the Resident Secretary, on this sub-, ject, and trust,to their well-known courtesy talv obtain It.-lam, &c., « -. j -S;,. J'* '■'"'■; .. V '■"".'. .)'- YlSlUjSßjj':;.; ;

THE PRINCES-STREET ACCIDENT.

(To the Editor.) . "y, Y,i Sir.—Your correspondent, an V,Eyia I T?JtaBB.'M] Is pleased to call the charge againat a cab pro. M prietor for crossing tie footways in oSss oea-atreet "a trivial case."- Probably' it-Is ' no trivial cagg to tha unfortunate mm" Who was nearly killed at the .earner. crossing. With respect to the amonnt ql " tbe qne, Inlnfliotlng the penalty the' Mi**", tratea doubtless had tinder consideration XMfi v" legal costs when they fixed a nominal penalty -.;..■ of five Bhllllngs. Had' the defendant, kmKTv § ing that he had taken no action in getting i a crossing made, pleaded guilty, he probllßly. _" would have found tbe solicitor's coats oneji»U '•■ ot what was oharged. .If persons aot in.ignor-,. anoe. and with no inteiitlon to conitiiit a breach ... Of any by-law, having foritß'Object'the teieflt ; nnd.safety of, the public it 1b right that aOßi'' 5, nal penalties only ahould be lnfiicted and small | costs, beoa-use the principal objeot sought, m pnbllo attention -is obtained, and \Wm pttenpe ceates. But where persons' knovf-' " Ingly and perelstently set at defianta. all f ■'■ regulations, it is proper they ehoald ba made to ,_ nay for-their rectlesanoss, and not bamuloted suoh small amounts as enables them to aay'they "■ oan afford to run the risk cf a penalty. ThO S evidence apparently showed that while tbe mi » fendant had permission to mako a orosßlngi.be!,;! had no authority to cross the footways until;. a suoh was made.—l am, {son ■..■■■.■■:■-■■■• . Ohmoekhi

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Auctlona. . j T li .MORROW, IHE HAYMARKET. fmil S ,LE, on Friday, September 22, " and will ha shown at the Horse Parade on Saturday, THE CHOICE CLYnaSDAI.E STALLION. ARGYLE, by Prince Arthur. Also, A TWO-YEAR-OLD COLT, Brod by .Messrs Fltzpatrick, by MoSee'B Champion, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SAL?, at fie Haymarket, on Fri day, Beptember 22, THB CLYDESDALE STALLION YOUNG champion, 3yra old, by Champion out of a Prince Arthur mare, the winner ot two first prizes, ■*■'- ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. IjlOR SALE,* at the Haymarket, on ■ .Friday, September 22, THB CLYDESDALE .STALLION CON QUEROR, Syrs old, If Emperor, dam Duchess, ;r" ALFRED BUCKLAND. - TO-MORROW. T HE, it AY;M ARK ET. FOR SALE,: at the Haymarket, To morrow, • The -Thoronghbred Stallion BEDOUIN, by ... . Tradooer, dam Meg Merrllles. . ALERED BDCKLAND. - TO-MORROW. THE Ha"yMARKET. BJHOR SALE, at ihe Haymarket, To- I? ' ' morrow, The Celebrated Steeplechaser FLY, from Poverty Bay, by Don Juan, Ist prizo ._ taker three yeara in succession. .ALFRED BUCKLANO. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET, tpORSALE, atthe Haymarket, To mor- X' row (Friday), at It o'olook, 27 Good Riding and Active Draught Horses. Ix Macgregor, from Waitara. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. Haa TO-MORROW, J 'THE. H/iY'MARKBT. IjlOR SALK, at the Haymarket, on Fil -32 day next, 7 tons Fine Bonednat. 10 tons Coarse Boneduat . ALFRED BUCKLAND. yl TO-MORROW. TH E HAYM ARK ET. btiOß SALE, at tho Haymarket, on Fri- JP '■ ''r .' ;,, day next,' j. ■ 120 sacks Wheat, more or less damage 60 Bocks Oats £00 Baoks Matt ALFRED BUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 v -y i. V st. I 'H 8 £ -|3 EMUERA CATTLE FAIR, FIfRBT FOR THIS'SEASON, WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. t Entries for catalosiue not later than Batnrday .-j -! .' previous. if ALFRED BUCKLAND. * /COUNTRY '. CATTLE' SALE& Dbuby faib-Wednesday. September^ ,' papakuba—wodnesday, September 27.' ' __. ALFRED BUCKLAND. , -!_. I, ;i JS <.> :>".. - O 1 , .•. , i > .3'OB^»A'.^< .51 Ti; ,i-.■■■'_ S { a1 n a,'''"A;,l"7..,M*A ii it"K'ii'T, yALK OV , WOOi [v .SHEE|.SKINB.;( O! HIDKR md TALtOWiiOaoli Tneediir, al 81 o'eloc't..' yl' ' _ rlfl . ; . rrl _. __ ■ ALFRED BOOKLAND. B, TONES, Xt O. OAKE. B. t>. TONKB T O • M «. X X O.W. .««(At 3 o'clOdk p.nii.' ' ' :"''"''"■ IRON A%^M iND THIMBLE SKEIN FARM WAGGONS,,. tAO From the Boat of Canadian apd American - i ".'Si'' fi". '.!". c ,ni*%^ s'' -.'■"• - • .:'.:&* , , 8,,. 1 X.Q,H KS *i,„Q .d»,y-' : V,v J'" ..,^.'.'Auctioneers.. U gs*h sobo. B. tq_.__-.U ."B.,ft-;OAJUB.., ' B, D, TONES AT AN EARLY DATE. N "_o. } ii ;tM T ; _ 'h;';'p':.;o;' ; :^,. c., MARINE REBIDENOE SITES, Beautifully situated on the Waitemata Harbour half-mile frO-tage to deep water . •j-" ■' ana the'bay/' Jlj.j ~ THE JProprietors of thia Pstjate, after na«; neated'enqulrles'from'private purchasers, have determined to anbmlt the entire lot by Auotlon at an early.datei and it la now being mrveyed, roads mido, and pljns prepared. Iniiolniof nitnral beauty It is unsurpassed. The views frfini all parts are^oharroing and of Immense extent, embracing Waitemata Klver and Harbour. City ot Auckland, Remnera, HaurakToulfto Sandsplt, TirJ TirL RMgitOtO. and out to Swat Harrier and Cape Colvilie. Tho coil is rich lovun. the titree growing on it OelnglStO 18ffWt high; tree ferns and native ihrnba abound, and for fruit growing this land cannot ba beaten. Abundanoe of freßh water oan be obtained, .. , -.. . - , ■. Steament ply regularly to tho wharf on the property, and.lt has alao a large aea frontage. We ask those in eearoh of a healthful pleasant borne, and who do not care to pay the enormous orlces demanded: for land In' tha Immediate oubtirbaof tho city, to visit tbia property ana aonvlnoe themselves. No word palntlfig can ideaoately desoribe-M. : ■ -'.'-- .'• - a«' ■'•• ■■■■■■ b. ton~k¥& CO., Auctioneer* ■FURNITURE, P.IA>OS. —£900 Worth JP English Furniture" and Pianos, ex Ash moro from London, to ;be sold by auoUon.nbw feeing opened up for inspection.. E, fiC A, loAACci



j Aaoitoneb , _. TO-MORROW, SBPTJBMBER 22. THE DURHAM YARDS. j POR SALE, at tbc Durham Yards, ou JJ Frldr.y next, 5 Ueofnl Itledlum Draught Horses from Wanganui 2 three-year-old Heavy Draigbt Celts 1 Medium Draught Mar--, iv foil to Lord Klgln 1 Very Active Hugsv Mare, by Day Dawn A Timor t Jony, very quiet, ana will carry children Hack!!, I.lsht Hr.rncsc. Wrangbt Horses Spring Carts. Drayi', Uarneau. Kadtilery, tec At 10 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2G. J UNCTION" YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Juuction Yards, on Tacsdny next, m Fat Ox*n, from Hawera 25 Fat Oxen, from Giaborno CO Fat Oxen, from Waikato and neighbour hood MO Kat Sheep, from Gi-ibftrno 200 Fat Sheop. from Waitato AT 1 O'CLOCK, HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock, HUNTER __ NOLAN. MONDAY, UCTOBER 2, CATTLE FAIR, PAPAKURA YARDS. npHE undersigned will hold their Second OATILE FAIR for iho Season on MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. Intending Vendors will pleaeo forward Entries for Catalogue not later than Thursday, 28th Beptember. HUNTER .4 NOLAN, MONDAY, SKPirsMBEB 25, NOON. BREWERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS. HOTEL, HALL, LAND, ETC. At Dowdeh's Mart, Qtjebn-strebt. R, C. GREENWOOD, WILL sell by auction on Monday next, . at noon, in Dowden's 3l«rt. ■ rat FREEHOLD OF THK PAPAKURA HOTEL, Papakura (together with Publican's License), constating of over an acre of freehold land Bituated In tne head of Papa-ura, with large frontage tp Great South Koad, intersected bya tunning stream of freah yater(saltabiefor a fellmonger, tanner, woollen" mill, brewery, &0..&0. " The bnlldlngs coneM of Papakura Publio Hall, and commodious Stables. &c. The Hotel waa de3troy«d by Are on the 7th In- Btant, but the license im.. been removed to the Papakura Hall by the permission of the Licen sing .Bench for a period of six months to allow time to rebuild the hotel- - ..... , ThO pfOfODt is a Ep'cndia chance for tiny one wishing to obtain a good Freehold Hotel at a low price, as there ia not a lira t- class hotel In the district, and the auctltxoer has had placed In his hands for Bale a Corner Allotment (contain ing a quarter of an acre) In Papakura, Im mediately opposite Bnckland'a and Hunter and Nolan's Sale-yards, who hold, sales there fort nightly. Thin lot Is, without exception, tho beet Btand In Papakura, asd any one building a really good hotel on it and removing thereto the Papakura Hull and getting a transfer ot the present license of tn- Pauakura Hotel will establish a wantlongfoltinthe midst ot this large .cattle dealing district, and at the same time onauro to themselves a comfortable and easy living. • Further particulars from:' R. C. GREENWOOD - ! ; • Auctioneer, .;.. . .-■ . Also,-'.' ! ''■ ■ At the c amo time and plaoe, The Balance of Lease of all that Valuable Proporiy. with a frontage ol 30 feet to the Great North Koad and Stanley-street aod 220 feol trontaßO to Craorof t street, together with the largd and commodious Brick Building thereon, and known as tha Arch Hill Working Mo-j'b Club, suitable for a boarding-house, hotel, family residence, &o. The spare land Is suffi cient for 1 or 5 cottages, coal and firewood yard, atablea, _c, and the whole making a compact little property. The lease for 21 years, subject to an annual rental of £20, la now offered to the publio. ... , Farther partloalßn from ' R. C. G REE NW O OD, ' i. Auctioneer. Also,. In the Wade District— Kauri Bush, Lot 265, Pariah ot Pukeatua. County of Waltama'a; 171 acres or land close to. Black Brldgo, mostly covered with heavy kauri timber, xhe land is Intersected by a good driving creek. This ia a rare chance for bush men and othera, as the land must be sold to close partnership accounts. Also. New and well-finished Cottage ot fourrooms and pantry, together with freehold lot on which It stands, situated in St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, on the left hand side from the Three Lamps. Terms: £10 cash; balance on easy terms, R, C, GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TOESDAY, OCTOBER 10, XMPORTANT X AND QALE. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with instructions' from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) " To offer tho following Properties for Salo by PUBLIC AUCTION, i -■-'-' | ri , t f7m , AT OISBORNE,,. ,_ ~..^ .. ~, j On TUESDAY,sthe 10th OCTOBER. 1882. ~ [ ,-<;_■..> /-,,.'- POUAWA., :...i, ; >,:<, : - v T£LE FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title, of IM aoro3 of Kioh Land in the Fouawa , : Block, Bituated about flvo ___u__ trom Gla i ■ borne. This property_!a divided Into Seo \ tlons of from 2CO aores upwards, and ia ad mirably adapted for Small Farms, <■= ;- . WAIIiATA; I ",l V?'' | By Tender, to Close' on 17th Ootober. ! Tho FRKEHOLD of portions Of tho Wai mata Sonth and East Blooks, end can ning in all about 10,000 ncroa; also, he LEASEHOLD for Fourteen Years, renewable to'J'tveniy-one, of 5000 abi. a in f '_ theEameßlook,,,, "yi-._ jj^r Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to tho Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Gisborne. ; j The whole of this land Is flrat-olasa undula ting country, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and tho Company would direct special attention to It as affording a good open ing to small capitalists, its rloh soil and eaßy access ta town by either road or water, render ing the Miole vary desirable for agrionltnra and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will he offered, and every Induoemeht given to intending prayers,,; , Plans may be seen early In September, at the Land Company's Officii, Gisborne, and at any of the offloon throughout Now Zealand. of the . New Zealand Loan and' Mercantile Agenoy Company,limited, ~;''...' R. HILL FISHER, : ■ Manager, Cjlsborne, 21th August, 1882. v. [Extracted from the "Poverty Bay Herald." ,_ i ;..'%' .'; Friday.September 1,1882. :' ' ' The Native Land Settlement Coropsny's sale of the Pouawa and Ealtl Blooks, which was previously advertl?ed for October fith, has how been postponed to Ootober lOtb., The postpone ment dW fn> oonßaqnenoe of thO..HaWke'S Bay' Agricultural Show being hold on the former data;, and has been triado so .that Intending pur-, ohitarsfrom the South may.vlslt thd show in' Napier and from thence come on to QlsbOrne In ime to inspeot the lend prior to the sale. .:,



Auction b. j j W. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACEB TO-MORROW. jnOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 22nd Instant, at 11 | o'olock. I GENERAL ROUi3KHOULD FORNI tuhE, consisting of Couche3, Chairs, Picturcß, Clocks. Tables. Lamps, Car pets, Rugs, Curtains, Fenders. Iron and Wood Bedsteads, MattraE3eß, Palllas.'.ea, Bedding, Cheats of Drawers, Mirrors, Washatands and Ware, Kitchen Uten sils. &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctions!!. W. 8. COCHRANE], I JAS. DACEB MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. j MAUNGATAPERE, RAGLAN, PUNI, LOWER WAIKATO, PUKEKOHE. THJS Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-stroet, on Monday, 25th inst., at 12 o'clock. By Order of tho Trustees In the Kstato Of the late James Armltago, Deceases; PARISH OV MAUNGATAPHKK (Edsn)— Allotment 15, containing co aorea, RAOLAV—Fast Tawnahlp-liOts 3,1, 5. 6, and 1. Section 2, containing 1 aore and 30 porches. WHAINGAROA-Lot 23, containing: 20 acrea and 15 perches. CAMBRONTOWN-Lots 1. 2.3, and i. Section 3, coatalnlng 1 acre 1 rood and 37 porches. PUKKKOHK-Part Lot 18t containing 175 BOMB. And also, WAITAKERKI-Bouth-east part of Lot 58, containing 10 aores. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, Auctioneers. W. 8, COCHBANK. JA& DACPM MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. By Order of the Registrar of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, Otahuhu. TAURANGA, OPOTIKI. THE subscribers will sell at their Koomj, Fort-street, on Monday, 25th Inst, at 12 O'olook, OTAHUHU-Part of a Block of Land, No. 269, granted to VV. r. Falrburn, containing 22 aorea 1 rood and 12 porches, fonoed and In grass: now ocoupled by Mr Owen MoQee, and immediately adlolnlng the Auokiand Stud Company's Farm, PARISH OF TK MANIA (Cook's Conntyl- AUotinents 33, 35, 16, and 17, containing SCO acrea (excepting one acre out ot lot 17, con veyed to the Education Board). PARISH OF WAIOKK A (Opotikl)-Allotmenta 202 and 205, containing 80 aores... . PARISH ofAPata (Cook's County)- A Hot . ment 190, containing 15 acres. PARISH OF APATA (Cook's County)-AUot- I mont 189, containing 50 acres, PARISH OF TK MANIA (Cook's County)— Allotment 11, containing 100 acres. PARI3H OF WAIOTAHI (Opotlkl)- Allotment 169, containing 50 acrea, "_',■::' y+SSSti ,i_ ■ PARISH OF TK MANIA (Cook's County)- Allotmont 12, containing 80 acres. The two last-named lots will be add subject to a mortgage of two hundred pounds, on whioh mortgage are other properties, Conditions of Sale and Plans can be Inspected, and any information obtained on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At 11 o'clock, T~\EVONPORT,~*ATORTH QHORE. Opposite Judge Macdonald's. THE Subscriber has been favoured with Instructions to sell by anotlon on Monday, .25th Beptember, at 11 o'olook. On the Premise?, Devonport, THK VALUABLE. WKCJ. SELECTED AND USEFUL FURNITURE OF THK LATE | .' MRS. BKVKRIDQF. Particulars In future advertisement. Furniture may be viewed from 0 o'olook on Morning of Sale. GEORGE SIBRIN. Auctioneer. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. Handsome Electro Tea and Uoßce Services, Centres, Fruit Baskets, Card Receivers, Cups, Butter Coolers, Sugars, Vases, Pickle Jars, Salvers, Racka, Jewel Caskets, Ice Jugs, King Yase9, &c„ &c, &o. GABRIEL LEWIS aAS received instrnctions to sell at his Rooms. Lower Qneen-Btreet, on the above" date, at ll o'clock, oq PACKAGES Of above Choice American *" Platedwaro, direct from the manutao , •*-'tuiera.-jat>d^Bll of very chaßtO'deafghS. . j and many Novelties, as shown In tbe - Exhibitions at Paris, Melbourne, and rj Sydney. - j j, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, ' - . AT 12 NOON. CONG RE^ATfoNA L-, CHURCH* ' '"* wNEW TNORTH' iGAD." V AILE & DOUGLAS HAVE received instructions from the Trustees to sell by auotlon, at their Rooms, Shortland-atreet, THK CONGRKSATIONAL CHURCH, ■ i NKW NORTH ROAu, - ! Together with the Corner Allotment on whioh it stands. ■'' * ' - The Allotment has a frontage to'the'New- North Koad of 60 feet, by a depth of Ml feet 8 lnohes. .- ■ The Chnroh Is substantially built, apd at a small cost could be converted into a handsome dwelling house. For terms, &c, apply fo the Auctioneers, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Bhortland-atreet. ~ r; . ".. TUESPAY, SEPTEMBER 26,.-';' yY^~~ AT 12 NOON,. . :' :-''» f, r . VAILE & r DOUGLAS ; WILL. sell -by. auction, at fheir Rooms, ■>,;•■:; Shortland-atreet, VILLA SIT.S AT GLADSTONE, .-, • , "V NORTHCOTE.... These sites aroiromsrtrTj-sewrirextentr command charming views.of, Auckland City and Harbour, and are healthily and pleasantly situated In this rising and favourite locality. TERMS: One-eighth oaeh, one-eighth In three I months, balance for 3 yo'ais at 7 por cent. ■VAitiE & DOUGLAS;' '; Land and Estate Auctioneers, ;.*il ■■■' Shortlandstreet.■ -■ | .^TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEH 20, / -;',,, . ' ATrIBNOON,'- ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA; VAIttlS & DOUGLAS ii. t U WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shortland-Btreet,::-,' P ALLOTMENTS Nos. 14,15. 28, and 29.- snb < - .\i division of Allotment 103, of Section 79, containing together halt an acre, and having frontages of-100 feet each to Harbour View Terrace and George street, . ,' Teems i One-eighth cash, one-eighth in three ; mon the, balance for 3 years at 7 per cent, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers) Shortland-atreet. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, AT 12 NOON. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shortlana-s treet. Without Reserve, SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING ALLOT MENTS, Situated In Leamington Road, Mount Eden. This Sale will afford an exceUent opportunity [ to anyone requiring Cheap Allotments of good [ voloanlo land. They are conveniently situated, in a rapidly Improving district, and have the advantage of frequent omnibus communication, .'. I ' ",..! Title-Land Tranaferi „ t ! '•» ! .' i ■ . '■ '' ' Tsrmb: One-third oasb, balance at seven per cent, for three years, VAILE & DOUGLAS. Hi LAND AND ESTATE AUCTIONS BBS, ; .. Shortland-Btreet, ~.<■_.■,»■■.■



Auctions. T O-M 0 it R 0 W. FOR POSITIVE SALE. IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY SETTLERS AMD OTHERS. Whitewater Waggons, Station Waggons, Light and Heavy Pianiation and Farm Waggons, Double and Single-seated "Buggies, with and without hood?, Carriage Springs and Lamps, New Buggy AVhecls, Bending Machine, and Boring Machine, and other useful things too numerous to mention. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mr. Alexander Maokle, to soil on his pre i mlses, Durhaniatroot. on the above date. At 2 o'Clock, 94 VERY SUPERIOR WHITEWATER WAGGONS, light and heavy, admir ably adapted for farm work goneraUy, and the light onoa are especially Bolted for Bottlers' Mar ketWaggcns.beinß very strong, light and roomy, and running aa smoothly and aa easily an a brjßtrr. Ih9 BWKlos ore also vory handsome I onea, and of very auporlor quality, both aa re ' garda tho material and •.vorkminahip. Aathlais j poealtlvoly a Clearing Out Salo, tho whole of the things will bo sold, the promlaeß being required tor other purposes: thsreforo. ooantry Bottlers and others requiring any kind of Usofnl Vehicle, will do woll to attend, aa the torm will be mado very easy to suit purchasers—tho chief object of tho salo being not to roaliso, but to clear the premises! oo that it Is an oppor tnnlty for settlors to Bconre on Haay Torm juat What they want that Is not likely to occur again In Auckland. Full particular can ho obtained and Waggons and Buggieß viewed at any time np to day of salo. on application to tho Auctioneers, at tholr Mart, Qaceu-stroct. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers Quoon-Btroet, Anokland. mercnanaise. A RTHUK fl# jyATHAN, GENERAL IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 83, LOWXB QtJKEN • BTE.'-CT, A.OKLAHD (Oppoaite Railway Reclamation). AWB AT 9, KSW BKOAtcBTEKET, LONDON, Also Representatives In America, Con] tinontal and Colonial Ports GEHERAL MEROUANDISB OII'.MK.V'H BXOBSe visas, oorvsxa PiCPPKJi AKO SfIOSB duiud rst'irs ' oannku ritutx and viaeriuss FBKB-KVKD MKATS BUOAKa SICE, SAMO. A, AHS t'AOO OHVSALTWIT ~ . • OOKiecnoNiaty JIMS AND ll.l__.l__, fSESirKvrx t:."i •SANBLIi3 ooromAE PKoouoa VOBAOOOS oisaks a.yd oiQAnirrns WAX MATCH SS VTHAFPINO I'AI'KBS IAPISR lIAOP IWTSIB OILS AND emilt aops Ojare.NT asd riAStan oriociuuiv PIAhOS AND HABMOWItKS WINES AUD BPIBITfI A6KNCY AKD BAMPLK ROOMS Worn Bbitisn aitd Fonaren ma .uvAoxuKaca INDENTS FOR ALL CLASSES 0» MERCHANDISE. Executed on ADVAtiTAGKonu Tkbhb, LniEJlJjr. ADVASO2B on Kauri . nm. Woo and other Colonial and Island Produce for shin ment to London, at which port tamo wu receive prompt attention from Mr L. A, N*athsi» ARTHUR H. NATHAN Oordials, etc. rSIHB AUCKLAND Afiit.-.TBD .1 WATKH CO., Conavu of V/nLi,rarKi AND AMKBT-BTOKKTS ', MANAOKO, iIK .GUO, OXMBBO-L, Wholerolc Only, NO, 53, TSLEFHOHS EXOUAKGE Ths above Company In commendn. baolrei. bea to Intimate that It la their Intention tc Manufacture a flr^t-o'^aa trtlcia, at the lowest pOSßlhlo prico, nnd being m po-ocsslon ot np- Bnoeß, whioh no other flrrn n tho. trade possess, thoy oan, with confidence, defy com petition, aa the following prlcee will prove l— Prioaa from And alter Fehnitvry 1, lffll n a. a lee (In large auautlil^. per' agreement), per lb mi '."■ • - •• - -001 Abated Waters, Lemontdo, Soda wator, Qlnger-ale, Gintrer Beer, Raapberryaoe, Tonlo-water, at per dozen ... _ _ m -(lis Lemon Or.rOl.il, Peppermint do, Glove do, Raapberry do, at perdosjon.. - Dli Ginger Wlno. per dot. n - _ — 1i 0 Singer Wine (In bulk), per gallon .. 0 10 6 Quinine Wlno, per down - - .10 0 Limejulce Cardial, por dozen .. _ 018 0 Barsaparllla, per d.icen ._ - - 110 0 Btougnton Bitters, per doEgs _ .. 1 t 0 Orange Bitters, par dozen .. . _ 1 lfl 0 | Four "Shillings In tha pound, or twenty per cent, discount will be allowed off the above prloce for caah, or If the account la paid on or before the 16th day ot each month. If ocoountt are not paid before thai date, the full amount will bo charged. , ' Country customers will be supplied at the above prloes, but all paoking, oaaee. and bottles will be oharged for, and a reasonable allowanoe Will be made for oasee when returned, according to their oondltlon. Bottles and stoppers when returned will bo allowed for at market prloes. Partlonlar oare wUI be taken In paoking gooda. Customers are par tl cularlyrequosted to advise the return ot empty botttea by postcard;-or otherwise,for owe. frequently disappear In a most mysterious manner from she Anokland Wharf. All bottles not returned will be charged, a* at markntprlea ;,-•'* uansmicb. DE VTXT, <3unmnß. r, 314, Q-mb> 4 . street, Auokiand, oppoelto the Market house, SiatabllßhetL Ss3.—Always la Stook and to arrive, by direct importation from England made to advenlaon own order.-ouckebon _tnedt_}a___-iti Gwas. Uoubia and Single fJtnm-lr. loaders, Bteeoh-loeding Revolvers, areeoh-uatt In_ Rook and Rabblf Rifles, Game B&us. (ion Oaaaa, Powder Fltsko, Shol Ponohw, and even article necessary »a complete the outfit ot s Sertamaa. An aeacrtme .t of every decaripillGSi Revolv&r Ca^ridgss, and all kho ba« Brands In Sporting Powdors are loiportsd direct from the ma .era by sne advertiser, who can Htuumni-a ah£le„_od .c&Uiy, OarUrldg-Hf Oi' tha JJnfleid,. Snldejj Knd, T^ry: Rlflce. . MetaJiie Cariridgo 'Oaaee, Chilled 'iihot and other aped . li!sa" always on h .i . Oonnir; dealert Übetplly. dealt mill. Gour £to-«-ockoa. Browned, ate' ah Bevsry cilier Und of Firearm Kepalrcd al reasonable pi toes . \<m&>,— jto-.j vj hunu, . lot of '4tfo:i s«i't!os_bie (IB1. Chok»borc Hreeeh i.srlinK Gnu* cheap. : The targsat vtook to Anokland to ehocac frbua. Alsti, lli itoofc. a I'BO assortnont of 1. wi-worka •( ths- b»» lalltV Wlihln« Taotel* /., II li ' ' ■ Coayevanceß. : |jT IS, r'fl irr'H TIMS TAELLB, Loave Arch HlU— .. E.lSara 'Usui 11am 1.30pm Bpm 1.15 p m 1.45 p m / Letve Rational. SanK— : , Bam "10.15 arc ' 11.15 am 2,15 p m 5.15 p.m, 5,6 p m fI.SO p ra 1 ' Except Tuesdays and Thursdays, when the' from Auckland and 10,30 from Aeylum ..,; ■ will goto and front the Whin; >>■>"■ rIHJ.LJSGKARE LIIHB OJf COACHKS W. R. C-BISK COACHES Wdl run to OilowlneStime-table, carry ng U.M.'slmali i— Leaves Cambridge for Hamilton dally, at 8.30 a.m. . ... Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge dally, od arrival of Train, 2,3) p.m. Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a,m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Loaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 ~m Tt;e3day, Thursday and Saturday, Booking Oftltsa i fjwyani'g Hotel, Hamilton W. H. OARTgIR. Conch PrbpWetot. Livery and Balk atables, Cambridire. «th March 18??. | 11 E: W 0" * B S. N V *J> c HOUSB. 'JHIP..SIOW. AKD BKNSBA* DHOORATi YE PAINTER, a (X—(L--W _■ H DBl .-irKSlt ZTVVm WfOMEH'a IWI.TITUXS Xsl ; 'AiHSi BOARDING-ROOaK. UVX-.-i-HY._-_T. Open dally from 10 un. UU fI.SO p.m, Olnne. and Lunoheon from IS to 3 p.m. Tea from & to 7 p.m. Boardlna-honee for Young Ladlea who are occupied during tho day, Terms on application to the Hon. Seoretary. . . . Y.W;O.A. Meeting every Thursday, 1.80 p.m. Governess* Agenoy- Servants' Registry, and lending Library In connection with tho la.tl tutfti



j Baßineee l.o'tfcee. I /\ »pHO3. J HARBUTT, li— 1 THS ItA. Al &ORN i .ROOM . ACTORY. DccrcM-Housa-a. j Prtooa i w«. . i I _'iQva i% . -uuj das, |O"E NR V WHITE, ! JOL STATIONER & BOOKSELLER, HIGH STREET, ArCKr.jND (HBtabllahed 1885), ! Respectfully Informs the public that he has i Kkmovbd to Preniis:iß at tho Corner of Hlgh ; Btreet and Vulcan Lane. Jnst Openod-ynperior Stationery. Account Hooka, &c, nt reasonable prlcej. Aibnma and Scrap l!oo»a at low pdces. Kugrosaln . and j Writin oxecuted, j 7i/ER J'.'HVI GEORGE begs to inform j JtTjL tha Inhabltantsot Parnell and Burronnd i lng dlatricts 11.»- ho haa j PUItOHatEM E:<OM lU9 BROTHKB, ' h. georgh:. _ THE BUrCUERINU BUSINESS IN i PARNELL, I And truatH, by aoliing a flm-olaae Btook ot meat 1 at Lowest Market Hate*, to merit a oontlnnanoe Of the patronu^o bestowed upon his brother. IffcHAH'? L--HOXO KOOSB, 'HOETXiiro-G-niasr, ronii>ta Mit Vicltcrs are invited; to laspea . alui. ■_'_ Vlo;,; s_ tio ilas Lakes, AncjcianC nod V.avli Sofnorr, fto, Ths irreatost variety oi Orlffiritl Por'..--tl« ■!•' li-MA I'.ilo'OrlslM In M 7 PHOTO. lUIPKS- II- ALT. 17P. BRANOHISB. ;,'.; I 1: •■_ i. Aif IH 081& S, V f i;mv.jt ''. lii'-S'j end Vlctcria-atreete, .iXOZV'i.'Zliril., 35AW1LX, AND GEN3EEAS sToaasuso S| aoui^ixis a»d oisnYX-H Inaet-ipiiuaa _. astirate a:--.d baautlful. aonument. Tuiubv Hwtdstonßa, and every d-rtorlptlOH of .tone Work at tho lOWflaJ POHIMI flnnß fnrtf>«-n arid i\nnnir- wuraitiOß .OKUU«AT__U XA«fIJ». j. lTkean Hua for Sals a number ot the above, with Taps ready tor nse, prioe Sis, at his Shop, KMott-street. I-argo quantities of Opontina' ludains, and Down Pipes always In stook, Verandah Iron curved at the shortest notioe. Country orders will always receive his prompt Lead wanhnrw always on hand. mO THE RESIDKNTS OF PONSONBY JL AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. W. COCHRAN, JUNIOB, FAMILY BUTOHEK, PONSONBY KUAU, corner ot PompaUler-st, invites inspection of his Choice Firat-olafi Meat. Kamlllea waited upon for orders. A t:'.al reapeetlully nollclledi JB. MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER. VALUATOR. HOUSE, LAND, AND GENEKAL COM MI9SfON AGENT, Q U EKN• 8T R EX T, AUOKLANB, Co vii try Bales Attended. *ga tti\ P X A O O O X J.» OPTICIAN, ll as n Stock SPKCTACLKS AND BYB GLASSES of overy doocrlptlon, an aoourate Fit Guarantood. COMPOUND MIOHOBCOPUS AND TKLH SOOPKS, Povrorfnl and Ohoap. AKBBO in H.RO.KTKRS, TnEBMOUETKIt. Klkoi'eio Bulls, BA'n'jißiica and ifrrnvoa. Magneto Electric Machines and *Modloal Coils. OPERA GLASSES, BiNOOULAR FIELD AND MARINE GLAB3BB. TH2ODOLIT2S, COMPASSKS, BBarrANTB, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometera, Salinometers, Argentomoteis, &c, &&,&& AfIKHT 108 TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES te EXTRAS. Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, oppo3iu« tub Post Omn, shn nJand-stroet. i\lL, UOhOUli. .tflD OLASS. W» J*billiSfb & gOH, 9SA 07, qDßrs-f.TiB«T, Auuiland, N.ft, LMPORTaiRB OF PAPER HA NQINBB, Panel DscoraUous, Glj_U»-i-cllßhed. Sllverod, and Roanh Puva Engllnh nrirt (.K'nUnsntal Uhoet, Photo grephic, Bla.-?s Shades, WHITL LEAH. Coluurs, Oil, VARNI3HRB BrcAhee, Mixed Paints. Carson's AniUxtt. ■ rehire aud Patent Silicate Paints. MOULDINGS-Gllt, aialned. Veneered,for Picture r»me aci Room DecoraUona,lTano7 ;r. _;..'. for Cabinst and C.IJ.V. 1 PirauE=- cf cfory diaoription in great variety SeiuUPfj—Photos and Coloured, ' Albums for Phc:«i. Scraps, tec Sec, tec Ctat-otit cr o",'2r!^»- Monats, all elites \ Cablest Rnd o.D, V, UmasM t Arasbf Reauisite. V 7 .2. &3. hB-rtofi always on hand Iho largest stock oi tha aboro goods In the North Island of New 55»G.!rjia. are ab'f to eseoute either whole bain or re::-ii orders on the most tavotuable terms. S&aipia- of i-Mim'hMlglnKa from open sloo). cr ot orl«li:al paolcasas, oent on appllca ticn. New sstiisrs la Anckland shonld Inspect' our Btook ot I'apcrhacglnga and Picturea before atiicß np their naw homes: they will And soma, thing to suit ths means of everyone. W. PHILLIPPB ft 80N, J QPggW-HraKUT. AOOKLAHB GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR THB PUREST 3TNE3T AND BEST 111 CHKYSTON POULTEY YAEDB, LAES TAKA< PUNA. v arilTties- Llght Brahmas, Dark Brahmas While Cochins. Ball Cochins, Blaok Cooh Langahans, Manorcas, Uoudons Black Polish W.C. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hambnrga, Plymouth Rooks, PeWn Ruen,and Aylesbary Duoks BEND FOR PRICE-LIST OF EGGS. Eggs carefully Packed, and sent to all parts the Colony. _ *?15E rite for *wt what wu want, and ad dress as above. I guarantee satlafactlon In al ordinary cases. Visitors welcome, Sunday excepted. - fTIHE Ear U aK;KEII ■- 198, QUEEN-STREET, AUOHXAWD , ON SALE. AiißivKD pan COROMANDEL AMD ROMAN EMPIRE,- Whlte Clover, Rod Clover, Alsylre Clover; Oow grass. Meadow fc'eeouo. Meadow Foxtail, Orosted Dogstall, Kapo, Tretollnm Inoarnatum (Boarlet Clover), FROM AMERICA DIREOT-™ Timothy, Kentuoky Blnegrasa (Poa Pratensls). Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Uanterbnry Ryegrass. Cocksfoot, FrnlrlegTßsa, Hartal. KARLY SEED POTATOES, AB FottOWtl I- Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter . bury Flukes. Patterson's Viotoria. LATER VARIKnas-Hob art, Button's' Mas ; n_m Bonnm, Sutton's Flower Ball.'etc . '■':: . ,'.'■ Aim, • . .... .-. OataJSarlay, Gw-aaa and Flo^e. Bead, Coarse, . Flco and Book Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. To#v dacon and Hams.' j.. BONEDD3TAiro BONMFI/OOR . - f ,nz<.' '.■■■-':. :-oraU gnulea.' -■- -■--•< '■'■ ■ IHLAND akd PKRUVIiLN GUANO.'fcO. fta a^SKBTH ; fc AITKEMf. ' v i UOKEAND- riCTTIRE.yRAMIMB j AND GILDINQ, DEPOT, J, R. D^OqUROBY Beat M notify to Us old friends and the gens ' pnbllo that he rm» undertalren the Managemoat i of jthe above EatabUabniont where GILDING, I PICTURE-^RAMINIJ, MOUNTING, kO» In all. Its'branches will ba "undertaken'at Etirloer defyingcompetlMon;;, ;' •;• ' ';-..-,';. • BSiiauTKa ciivbv. A Large Stook of Mouldings. Picture-framing Uatorlals, and Pictures of every deeoripuot always on hand, -v*i aUKEN-STREBT, tfVHcprtON or;WAsssisLD-sTEBn, OUN6 MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO OIATION. OOBKT3S 0? WZZXISLS . ASD AIBHBT BTMBTS 1 Reading Room, Comfortably Fnmlshed. AU the Leading Papers on the tables. Snbsoription, Sa 8d per quartar. ■ The Library oontalns tup wards of 2800 vo!?. In the -various departments of Llteratnre. Onbsoription, 2s 3d por quarter, Ttis and COves provided. I Kmtiloyment ond Boarding-hot. eßosletorc.. - aatetle-,! fpr Young Men on Tuesdays, at T.». Sraiigoll6MoEor.lt., TSuredtrs e,iT.iv, Bible Reading and Prayer,' Saturday at T.w. Bible Olnea, Ecnday, at 3 pi.m, - STMAMaKsts - jx& ether, i (especially Young Man) oordialD Invited to visit the Rooms, where ail Infctmotlon may be obtained, Opes from i tun. | "Z> _ o » k a « o o AURHTB SOU SYDHSY FAPEB Mltfcfl, Have always In stock a Large Supply Of P A PER, , OOmprißlhe VYhlte, PrUiting, ana Tea Paper. Grey'and Brown wrapping, and are prepared to indent any alias, quallUec, or oolouri ro- Qnred.— - - - -p ■ ■' : . ... 1, .in0 Ped-T_ are now largely need Here, and are acknowledged to be traporlor to moat.llm ported. - - ." i ,'.OV* * ,:" -- ''• ! Cavalier Sritt/t Genuine Frsaeh Brasdi»> . American Carriage!— - . American Harness. .-- . ' « P _i.-TOi-Asairra; Varm and Express Wagons n [ «^|JjjgJß^_JP?l



Business ittoticec. .—— HjV V W A X U HiSILBT, ASOHITKUT, trsioHSoaYft aottmaa QDHEK-CTESKT. j rrtO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY, | F. DAVIBB, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of : Ponsonby Road, oalla tho attention ot hia ons toniora and frionda to the following t—Child ren'B Klastio Boots, from 3b ; Goloshes. 18 Pd (ohlldron'a); Women's Kid K.S. Boots, from 7b 6d j oheap line In Men'a Elastics, 12a (colonial made, tec); Women's Colonial mado Legleta, Usßd. Q. I« AS b y^ORKa. pLASS TSTORKSI Onr Leading Articles thia week are I Confeo- Uoncrs' Jars, la per lb: 3 Glass Jugs for 2b (Sd ; Lamp Chlmneya, 3 for Gd; Glass Balls for Shooting at. In quantities to suit pnrohaaora i Garden dhadoa, till sires; Fish Globes and Gold Flah, very cheapi M. COO*K~& SONS, FBKBMAN'S BAY. ■WESTERN FLOUR.MILLS OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Bog to Inform the publlo that they aro now pre pared to supply aui'KKurn OiTMBAL In any quantity, guaranteed pore and fresh. Floor. Sharps, Bran, Who&ttnoal, Malzetneal, MalEO, Oats, Fowl Wheat, tec, always on hand. Depot—Karangahape Road, Newton, Mills—Western Springe. August 11.1832. rs-O THK KKSIDENTb OX SYMONDH. X BTREET AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, E, BO V E . Has recently Opened a Fint-class BOTOHBRT AT TOT OOBNSS Ot THIi KYBXB PASB KOAD, PRIME CORNED BUEF always on band FmmUles walted'on tor otS__- THB AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PaJUUU. DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every pari of tbe Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rats, and -with guaranteed regularity. , The following are the Booking Agencies i— A B. Lodtl, Cab'tmatcer _ Karangahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrnle. Baker _ .Arch Hill J, Reld, Cabinetmaker .Corner ot Kyber Pass and Symonds-Bt 3, Bald. Grooer - .Corner of Kyber Pasa and Grafton Roads W, S. Collins, Grooer ..Parnell A. Heidi, Cabinetmaker .Newmarket. DELIVERERS !- Town Hourly. Suburban tll .m. and sp. nil No. 70, Telephone Kxohange. HKAD OFFICE I NATHAN*. BOND. OuaTOMHOUB--BTIU£ET. '11 a. l a- . a a v T H 11 n a X UARBLK Aim FRBK3TONR MASONS Monument •>, Head-atone*. Tombs, and Iron Tomb Railings. ltraoarpiio..fl bxwjused i . a suraoioa nnu, PatOBS and HanioNS FREE on ApplioaUOli ADKSKBSI— CoXfJUs 09 RUTLAMD AND LOKHB BTBSWTB, AUCKLAND Near Jnnntton cf Qtfean and Wakefield steegtt M X THOMAS HOLDER Dogs", om- LVJL form his frtenda and tho pnbllo that, being Incapacitated by an unfortunate accident from following bis Occupation, he has decided to resume his profession as Archt toot. He feels confident of giving satisfaction, having aoqnlred considerable colonial experlenco during the past a. years. The business of Holdor Brothers will be carried on aa usual. Custom-house-street West, Angnat2-th..lBM. |*l OT ICE" uT REMOVAL, D. N. GARNIER, Modioli Eleotrlolan. bogs to Inform his pailents and tho general public that owing to the groat nnmoor o( 'persons under his treatment, he has been obllgod to remove to larger and healthier premises, Upper Bymondß-at., next to Mr Hammond, Arohlteot (opporlto Mrs Glover"ts), In which he la pre pared to receive a greater numbor ot thoao Buf fering from any dlaeare&i D.N.G. IS glad to Inform those who ordered elootrlc batteries from him, that he has jnnt re oelved a limited number of the latoat improved Parisian Batteries, whioh are on sale at his now realdenoo. PROBE IT TO THE BOTTOM AND lOU WILL FIND THAT ET EWIS, riOSTOM-HOUSE-STREKT . JUttWIS. _J BAST, HAS TBE CHEAPEST AND BK3T ASSOBTMEMT or China, Qlass, & Earthenware in the city. surplus stock on hand SELLING AT KNORMODS REDUCTION I WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. Agent fob Walker's CRtEniuTKD Scotch Whisky. griffin's sparkling albs, Special Shipment, now to hand. BABS'S ALB AND GUINESS'S STOUT. —— , ssaj TJI T EWIS, 9 OUBTOM-HOUSE-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. HE RIVEKSDALEMAHUPaCTUR. 1 ING COMPANY (LIMITED). 11, GRKY-STEEET, TANNERS. CURRIERS. MATHER AND GRINDERY MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. The above Arm hare Just landed, ex various lato arrivals, BPLKNDID VALUE In French, German, and Krgllah Oalf, Calf. Kid. Patent Calf, Baac Indian Calf and Kip. Butts, Klastio, Web, Boot Web bing and Linings, And a Variety of— GRINDERY te BHOE MERCERY GOODS. Will also have regular shipments of above -raving from the best English, American, and Continental Honses. COLONIAL TANNED & CUBKIKD LEATHERS ALWAYS ON HAND.' The R.M. Co,, Limited, aire Cash Purchasers of Wool, Skins, Bides, and Talllow. WM. S. HAMPSON. Sbobetaby. JE* "tf BL I v NOT IGE MOORE AND TOWN3HEND, WINE AND BJEKR AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Mar tail's Brandy ",, ', HennesßT'B Brandy - LoWQdoa'B Hum, SO o.p. ■■'•! Greenlee.s Scotch Whisky J (Ul >' !■■ . Dfinville'B Old Irish Whlefcy Geneva, JDKZ ' V.V Port ; Sherry '>•■•"• . Champagne Tokay ', . * r ; ~. :'~ - ;.. . , ' Matara I ■■_.■'■ ,'■ Barnard. Ginger Wlno, Tennant's Ale, Guinness. Stout Whitbread'sStout "•'■"-- f '_y i Marrlan'a Ale ' Gulnness's Stout v .'■"' : ','..'"' /»i ! Bpar .ling Burgundy, to arrlyo ', j Champagne,'to Arrive ' , Teacher's Celobratod Whisky, ~,.,, i - Tibmb—Cash. -MOORE & ToWNSHBND j Tort-street inly 1,188 j : j UUFERIOR CORRUGATED TAKES, { 8, P A R X B I. HAS VORBAIiB a number of tha above. Wltt» t . Tap ready tor use, £2 and upwards, , AS. bib Steam Wobko, Victobia-stbur. j or hia Shop WiLLmar-fITHBCT. ; Large qusattttea ot Spontlntf, Rldshas. and . i • Dawn Blpps always to stooSr^ 1 , Verandah Iron curved at shortest notioe. Manufacturer of Lead and Oompp Plpa. , A oholoe selection ef Ohaudclfnrg. fee. at hli ,___._ -Weltoslay-slrest shop. -. uonntri orders will always receive his prompt ' tttenUoa, Ueaased to lay oa Wttss, . ■ ■■ ■ ■^—»™ t vu FAnimß. or tbk xkfbovrd l«ad < < ...Knoa Rtnowo. B JgJ V_t N tin v 0Q NO BRTB. I BILEOTIONB FROM OFKRAB, BONGS, [ DOBTS, toe,. -fco,'. •■-...- ; | B very Person oan havetaoce in their ow Horns \ ■ b. calllnaon t J, HOWDEN, SHOETtAHD-snuaar, c «M P-j__muaam one oi tai Warnvt'TMsama I Yy,r y:VlgtiQ_a:: . ,:,: *



f* ua a, ta r ILL iaMSON, HOUCii LAND ANiLITINANCIAL ABBNT Vmtam LAern. Avost^sti, .Eankers i—Notlonsi 3nnk of Now Zealand. KKNTH and Ki'TERSET CVaociad. MONEY Inveutetl ,".ji" Capitalists or. first-olaol socur'ti'i . wiiito.i. 01-ai.q .. Six psr rwnt sllowcil or, d(ii*^f.!r.i v.ntli iuveniod, :>n)i'.'i'-OAQi-:;-: >ud y,ox:.s Nc-sotunad, ■i iiAKKa aouuut or Sold to order. B!;TATKS M .n»rfß.-l tit Al,a;«a».Vi ALUITMKNTS Bought, and Houses Built on tho Wcokly Paytnunt Syntom. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IfOK SALTS .i . \-tr,rt i.-O-ji."!-- . ' Scotland sirt-e-, CO' West-street, 30/ infcorinlin-ttrtjet, 15/ Ho-,'hun:-^iroot, 80/ Bond-fitrect, 15/ Ligir Place, J6' Keiljwll-etroot. Wl Nurfolk-^troHt. 40/ Argjlo-i-trcot. 15a Cook-street. £10 Uarc-ford-atrert, 93/ )~_ vrln-stroot, 30/ Porclvr.l Ptira'ia, *v/ (Jrafton Itos^l,7B' iieolamatlon, P.. Mount Eden lioad, £1 Uowb-fliroot, CO.' llyber l-'ass. £& HioStott-atroet. 15 I-ornianby Koad, €1 NcL'T-M-Stront, ?.V Brighton Uonfl, 10/ ■ lac,ln various o^ter strests tx low rats.% ■PAOfin '■-■'■' ijJ-4jJ, t_ Hums ct £10 and us ** -vv' v v wart-,-.-. --1.1 '7/od WHAXRAUKI-i'mail nomeit»ad for Sale, -ivith fp'.oxrtid orc'iard, over SCO fruit benrliiK tree:), alluvial soil; frontuao to Whan garei Blver; twoiullci .rom townetilp. B-ABtiai-'JI-M'-STltiClC ;.'—ficw and vory ccn vcnlc.-.t Cott-.gj /or 3al . nc=r Csnst . a lloci'_ Charoh, On ccsy torm-, if/lfift-SsX-tiOOMBD iiOU6K (new), with S> .UU pantry, fur Salo; vory convoAloct; ■water laid na ; i a-r tcnr.s. . f OUNT-BDEN—WeII-flniahcd Sl-i-roomefl ISA HOUSO (now) for ."ule; ICOU Rallon lack laid on.ilar«o corner n!!ot;no:it; vary choip. HOUSE for Sale In j_._,uv Nowton; tet7 convenient and Largo oliotmont j uhuap, Al.Oi Two Adjoining Allot rnonta if doairpd. HUN UA-Klghty Acres of Land for Sale for £05. Also, KlKhty Aorea at Walklekle, for ,C 5. A Btdondid chance for working man. ngo a—Now and Well-llnifltied Houeo for 3JCOJ gale, nt Becky Nook, New North Koad; allotment 40 x 120. Very easy terms. TOOKTHOOTJS — Sovcnroomed Honse. OUi ls* bnlldlnt, , so,, and 30 acres of Laud for Bale. Very cheap. Grand view of the harbour, £•1 QO-KOUIUtOOMKD HOUSE for Sale, c*w * •»" off Cook-Btreot, with large allotment, (9-OKATOKA TOWNbIIIB. — Two Large A Corner Allotments for Sale for C2O, havlna three frontacea. MOUNT KUKN—Five-roomed House and two acres of volcanlo soil for Sale. Fine view. Orchard, tec. T>ONBOSHY-Nsw Six-roomed Honse for X Sale near tho Threo Lamps, Frloe, esiQ. Easy terma of payment , DKVONPOIU', Lake Road-Sevoral very oholoe Villa Sites for Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape vlowa to bs found around Auckland. Very oaay terms of payment. i'O^O—A NICK NKW COTTAGE In New _o_-VU ton (or aaUlf largo fl hed, allot ment 101 IOC; vorr che»D. WAITEMATARJVKK FROVTAGK.-Lanfl for Salo a! esi per acre, in large or small blocks. Kaay terms. PARNKL! —HOUB6 ond lj acrea orchard for Bale, In full bearing; cowshed, workshop, fowlhouflo. Ctc : flee aca view. SAI.K-STHKKT— Two Cottages for Sale with Rood well,rc-Klflt.r grate, oto. PriceCloo. PI on-FOIJK-IvOOMKD HOUSE for Sale In axev tho City. Stnab-doposit and weekly payments takon, £OQ .—HOUSE for Sale In WllHam-etroet, ° r.bJ.r at. James" Churoh. EP3OM-GtirtUeman'a Villa Kealdonoe, seven roorui, ooaoh-houEe, Btabling. tec £900. P. 4.K-TBRBE-BOOMBD HOUSK for Hale ""-*" In Newton, »3ar King's Arms Hotel; lavel allotment. Easy tsrms. REMUEP. S.-M acres, for Sala; ercoUent boU and splendid vlow . I BRIGHTON KOAD, Parne'd - Six-roomed House Tot ■j-.X'-., fJlctmout 10 x 100; water laid on. Prloo. iHli. PONSONBY— New Slz-roomed House and Work.ihcp for salo; twonllotmenta; two tronta«oa; easy Vsrins. \T7-ELLINGTON-STKSHT. -Pretty Cottage vv for ssvla, near St. Jomea'H Ohorchi gta and water laid on ; garden, Sec, PABNELT . - Nowly-flnlahod Six-roomed House for Bale; pleasant view; £380, PAKMS also For Sale at Waikomiti, Para * moremo, StokoaVPolnt, Waltakcrel, ilahn. rangl, North 3horo, Papakura, Sx. Also, ccc list In New Zealand Herald and Weekly Nttoß, OHAS. WILLIAMSON ESTATE AGENT Votoiit Lak■ 177, Ql7 E E H. . TREfc X, Opposite Morrin te Co-'s. t and, house, & estate agent, "" valuator, Scheeff's Bdildinos, Foet-stebet, AUCKLAND. Tho uiidorntgnod, in (Commencing Business In Auokiand, bofta to announce that twelve years' oxporloneo In Waikato h.n given him an intl mate knowledge ot tho district, bb well as a biisiucßß con .ociion oxtondiog to all of tho Auckland Pruvlncfi. He Is, therefore. In a po It)nn to tl-.o the fat.'cet and most reliable Information to Intending pettlers, who will receive lottcre of Introduction to hia local Awotita. and tht-y will olTer every facility for Inspecting tho VARIOUS PROPKPTIE3-ON HAND Foh Salv, Valuations ot Town or Country Property made at tho shortest notioe. " MONEY ADVANCKD on Freehold Seonrltles, In sums of £100 up to £6,000. MONEY INVESTED, and no charge made to Investors. KKNNJF7 Hill. Medlcai. USE Marshall's Homceopathic Tincture of Caloarla Carb for slow and dlCloult teething, nettle raab, teo. Price, is.—Qoodson, London AroadO. HAKE PHARMACY, OXLKY'3 BUILDINGS. QUEBH-STREBT WHAKF, AUCKLAND. I'BESCEIPTIONS OAEEFULLY DISPENSED, POKE DE . Gfl AMD CHEMICALS, Tekth Extracted, Medicine tor Shipping Supplied T. HOOTON Manager. JAMES CATER, DISPENSING iND FAMILY CHEMIST (Memoes Phaumaceotiual SOOIETS). HOBSUN-bTRKKT. close to Wellington-street, : . _, Aungr-AKD. N.Z. Z »R. WaLKEK, Surgeon, wishes to JLfi notify to his patients and the pnbllo generally, that he haa removed to Ilkley liouss, at the top of Oroy-stroet, lately In the occupa tion of Mr Robort, Home, DR. WALKER may be consulted as.usual at Mr Gardner's, " The English Pharmacy." 181. Queen-etreet, dally from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his prao ttoe Increasing and extending, the hours ot consultation at Mr Morgan's "Tho Golden Mortar," win In future be from 9 to 10 a.m., and 7to Bp.mi - ESTABLISHED UOl. j jyr R I, IBAIIIOBP, : TORBKON DBNTIST i?uninMruix, iau. QumHRMH, P41:.1633 BxttMUon of Teetn by tbe Oalda Nitrogen Gaa. "rnfc . iifnal Hours—a a.m. till I p.m. __Vn;n vxjx__.L____.ii_,. DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer ottry.) The Best Rkmed-. »Ob HtlJOUßtrasS, STOMACH DmUKSKMKNT, FLATULEKOB, PAINB SBTWEEtr, THB SHOUKffiBS, Had APPETITE, INDIQESTIO ~ AOIDITVT, HEAD-AOHE, IIEAKT BURN, and all other symptoms ot disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to bo tho safest and mlldoat pllla for evory constitution.—lv . oxeq at Is lid. Ja »d, and is SO, Bold by Chemists and MedloSe Vendors-throughout the-world. Prepared by Jas, Rorke, London, Speoially valuable PO. tor residents abroad and travellers. v' IS old by KEkpTHORNB, Pbosseb & Co. " O UWHUUHB. LOTION.^-An-. Ex. „,£!. ternal Means of CURING SKIN DISHABKS. There Is scarcely any eruption but' Will yield to " Sulphollno *In a few days, and oouimonoe to fade, avtfay ieven if.lk seomi past cure. Ordinary plmplea, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if my maglo; whilst ow, enduring skin disorders, that have plagued the Bulierers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Sulphollne* will suooessfully attack them. It. deßtroys tho anlmaloulaa irhloH causes these unsightly, Irritable, painful affections, and always produces a' 0h.., healthy natural condition of the skin, " Snlphollnel* Lotion Ib cold by most Chemists, 'Bottles. 3» 3d Made by J. Pepper and Co., London, • Sold by KEMFrHGMfs. Pbossbk 'it ' bo. BPPER'S QUIHINE. and IRON _TONiq rouses »nd developoa tho nervous J?^ es! 6nrloh(>s the blood, promotes appetite, lisped ..languor and depresolon, ■ forUfles tee Bgesttve organs, is a speolflo remedy for aenral^a, agne. indigestion, fevers of every ilnd, chest affections, and In wasting diseases, wrofulous tendencies, &o; The whole frame la rroatly Invigorated by Popper's Tonlo. the nentd tooultles brightened, the? conatßnUon 7^^?8411??^ lai * wturn to robust lealth certain. Bottles, 32 dosos, is Bd; next ilze, Us, Bold by Chemists everywhere. The iarae of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, must be on the beh There la no fonla bo oertain In effeot as Pepper's Quinine Sn?- .n» R.lB stronKly reoommendod to reel lents in India and tho Colonies, and should tlways belsojpt ready tor use In every case of ever or febrile oondi Hon, ;,!".*?*. Bold br'ICwMPTHORrn!:. PnosgitH ahd Co. rAKAXAUUM AND PUOOPHVi,LIIM, ,-v.i tS ,r?? a^6d t ?nl,' b^ Jl Pepper, London, rhls Fluid combination, extracted from mcdi. ilnal roots. Is now used instead of blue pIU and talpmel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, md all symptoms of congestion of the llveS vhlchtre generally pain beneath the Bhoulaers, ' lead-ache, drowsiness, ho appetite, furred ongue, (ÜBagreeable tßßte In the morning. riddlness, dlaturbance of the Btomaoh, and feat ng of general depression, it sets the sluggish Iver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, (lying a cense of health and oomfort with 21 '''S lß,', /" f 8 JS 8 S° test medloine. Tamumcram aid Podophyllln Is a nuld made oidybyj. *PPEB. Bedford Laboratoi?!L6ndSs, wLee tame Is on every labol. Bottles, 2s 9d and ta Bd. lold by r-U Chemists.. A most valuable and aeontial medloine for India, Anstralla. tho Jape, and Colonies generally, Jold by KBMrrHOKHs, Peossbb &_ CO



Jbana ana mspap. ___o__aß, T» W» JECICKSGN & Co., ESTATE AGENTS, O .STCKS: Over Goodson's, Corner Of QCKBN AND VIOTORIA-STBEETB. HAVE ON SALE— GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, contain in^' peventtvon rooms; well situated; onlr a few mlnutea walk from Qaeen-street, 1111 IS THB HEART OF THE CITY-A First olaas Investment.- Large FREHHOLD BUILDING AU.OTMHNT, having frontage to two main streets, baok ond front; auitable for the ereotlon of first-class buslnesi p remitea of any dciacription. 1112 GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESI DING X", with sovoral aores of rich voloanlo Land ; extensive young orchard, garden, lawn, and Bhrubbnr; ; stable and coach-home: half hoar's drive from town. 1113 SUBURBAN Rfc SI DEBICE, seven Booms, with nearly five acres Land; within the olty boundary Price very moderate. 1111 NBW COTTAGE in Fifth Avenue, Con quest Place, Parnell. £200. 1115 SECTIONS near St, Sepulchre's and Mount Kden Boad. 25s and 65a per foot. IUG SPLENDID FARM, 306 acres ; 276 acres freehold; the very beat land; situation unsur passed ; extensive water frontage; within a radlusiof 10 miles of Auckland; distance by road, 6 miles. Price moderate. A large pro portion ot tha pnrohaHO money may remain on mortgage at 5 per oont. 11*7 SEVERAL REALLY VERY CHOICE WAIKATO FARMS— One ot nearly 900 acres at £6 an acre. Three fourths of the purchase money may re main nt ourrent rate OC Interest. 1148 Another of about 300 acres, A first-clase property, at a moderate price, for which a oonaMe settler may arrange easy terms. 1119 Another of about 200 acres at £5. A good and well-situated farm. 1150 , Others at from 70a an acre and upwards j all more or less Improved and ready for imme diate occupation. 1151 ' Some first-class Farm?, from 50 acres up wards, on deferrod payments. 1162 Onr September Circular, containing Index , list of some 400 properties, is now in the press, , and will bo forwarded on application. 1163 j T. W. HICKSON & CO. J y^ gTEVENS, . HOUSK. LAND ANU FINANCIAL AGBNT GKNKBAL COMMISSION AGENT. NEXT UNION BANK, QUEBIT-BTBKXT, L A . OK , - LAND, I -Properties advertised tree of cost, and no oharge made unless business done. Lists of Properties for Bale forwarded monthlj , to Agents In Napier, Wellington, ChrLaWhurob, . and Dunedln. Insurances effected on Houses, Crops, Fur- I nlture, teo, l Properties Valued, Surveys Undertaken, Building Estimates prepared. Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. FOR BALE , , MARY-STREET, MOUNT EDKN — Pretty Cottaze,s rooms and pan try, large level aUot , i men t. £13 , CaAHEL-STRKK'f-House in this oentral poal tloc, suitable for boarding house. Very cheap.. ~ H49 ' YOKK-3TRKET. NEWTON-Houae, 8 rooms, , . gas laid on, good well, &o. 1125. BSB I EYBKR Pass HOAR-Compact Cottage. 6 , rooms, vory convenient. 831 TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good leading ; thoroughfare. 829 I 'GRAFTON ROAD-Honso, 8«roomfl, gas, so. B2 i] AVONDALK—House, Brooms, extensive sheds, stable, outhouses, etc, and highly cultivated farm; large orchard, etc. 813 i LARGE SHOP, with dwelling-house, 8 rooms i : attached, workshop, etc., suitable for draper or grooer: In rising locality. 815 i PONSONBY— House 8 rooms, two tanks, gar i den, etc: very cheap. 819 PONSONBY —Houbo, 7 rooms, wash-houßO, > tanks, well, tea large garden, full fruit . GREAT NORTH ROAD-House. B rooms. garden. Co. 823 i HOUSK, G rooms, standing on large oorner , allotment, facing Domain. 828 1000 AOKEs—Freehold Land, suitable for a oattle run; easy distance from Auoklandi 20 YEARS LEASE ot 7-roomed House and grounds, very low ground rent, cheap, lfl YKAKS LRAHE ot 8-roomed Home and grounds, ground rent low A33 BEVKKAL .LOCKS of Native Land.. Titles, ', Crown Grants. Very cheap. 1 AlB KAURI BOdH, 3600 aorea, good water front j age, at low prioe. A47 12 AOKJC3 good ploughable level Land, close to : Whau StV.ton. A32-. TI-THKK BU.-IH-Very heavy Tl tree Bush for Sale; easy water oarrlage. AS PARTICULARS OF OTHEE PEOPEETIES ON ', APPLICATION. BKVERAL OOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VERY LOW PRICES. N.B,—Building Allotments near Town, and small houses, are much required, and finds ready Bale. r?w. TTICTOKIAN WAS t33asy V OFFICE. Qht&Hfr B. H. KRBBING begs to In- JL form tho Inhabitants ot Auck- Of I land that he has opened the W above Office In- Vlotoria-fltreot, opposite the Royal Mall Hotel, where- he Is prepared to advanoe aoney on Jewellery, Plate, Watohes, Clothing, and All descriptions ot Merchandise. Money advanced on Personal Security: Weekly Payments. Bills discounted daily. A Private Offloe tor the transaction ot Special Business. ~~ £10 to £1,000. "\riCTOBIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT •'* AGENCY, mOH-STREBT, AUCKLAND, OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES. Money advanoed from £10 to '1,000, on j Perso al Beonrlty, Deeds of Propierty, - Shares, tec. ' Repayments oan be made In instalments Of j ONE BHILLING PER Y7EEK for eaoh POUND borrowed, ox In any way to suit borrowers, Communications Confidential. POBT OVFICT ADDBESS 1 BOS 90. AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND PERMANENT J\. GO-OPERATIVE' BUILDINO AND INVESTMENT SOCISTY. OWIOE [-H7, QOEKN-STBKKT, LOANS granted upon approved geourlHea ol Freehold or Leasehold Properties iln sums of £20 to £8,000. principal and interest being re payable In Instalments at the following Re duced Rates for repayment of' eaoh £100 borrowed!— >,- Repayments extend- Pn , WMk Total amonnt tag over rM weeK- repayable. £ . d. £ s. d. lyear _ .200 104 0 0 2 years _ _ I 010 108 8 8 • years _ _ HI IU U 0 ~ 1 years _ _ 11 8 121 0 B Byeart _ _. 8 B 13818 B Syeara _ _ ... . T 1 U7OB B 10years , - 8 3 18. ic ; I • And In the same proportion for smaller or larger Iqans. j , DEPOSITS.-The Sooiety receives Money on Deposit at 1 pei oout. per »nnr.n». JOHNBATGBRJ, ; . Baoretarr. 4?*^r.nri to lknu on frkerold 3J&\J\J\J SKOUBITYi also, several snms or 81.000 and £500.—ApplyAitfcen Carrlok. offloo of William Aitken. Sbortland-street \/j ONE* TO U .NO, u_,,nini ot 3S3M -^SJt. nnd npwards, at'T par cant. * ;. JAOKJHON &, RUaSBLL. -—-___—_ __-_-____________________E____________ TyeoN-sy^To-iaaiD'-'bh; iidrigase : «V- Flwt-eiass Freehold Securities. _ : Wit COLEMAN. ~'"'," ',"..,'.. B«fll«tt . nor et Queen and Bhortland-gtr^- iii MONEY IP LEND, In targe oramai sums, at usual rates Of Interast CONNBLL fc OOOPKK, -..,,;: - SOliOitO*..,-- • ■ ; . Yuie«B Lane. ! , ' -~ ~',-'' ' ' HARiO Aiy '%' .hkQik DUNEDIN ' . PRI^KALES. STOUT, . COm)IALB, AND,AUSTRALIAN . ■-WINES,. BOTTLED ALE-lst and 2nd prize Melbonrne Kzhlbitlon.» — - -— DUNEDIN STOUT-Classed with Gulnness-B. PBRFEOT LOVE-A new and extrulßite Otw- UNloli_ Bthffith7 NeWj' Bnd ta URII taTOnr See Samples and Prioe List. OOWPEJS FUHEHO. & CO., SOLE AGENTS, OtJSTOM-HOUSESTREET. QHEaP uuTL ERY. THOMAS SAMUEL A NEW STOCK OF BEST CUTLERY, tW DIRECT FROM SHFFIELD, "S4 Consisting ot Ivory, Dessert, and Table Knives .Bone Dessert Knives, from 8s per doi Bone Table Knives, torn 12a per doz Pocket Knives, Solsaors, Razors, teo Also, Eleotro-piato Forks, Spoons, Cruets, tee, ALL 181 ABOVE GOODS ABB BELLING VKBF ' ' ; ' OHEAP, - ■ - Wholesale and Retail. ' , THOMAS SAMUEL, «, QUBEN-BTRBBT (Opposite Town Clock). « uckland ka . company : durham^treet. aookland. ' Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY In — a week foiithePuwhasa « all kinds of EAsST



groceries, (bti, / TOHNH O R N Bi (For many years with Close BrcsJ, rumx Gnoccn, Tma DUlkb AsPbotisicß,. ' MsaKJHjura, . '/.. '.1j -fi ne* of Wellington and Nelson Btrcsts (Opposite St James's Ohuroh>, MUTE WAITED OWrOB OtmBBS. '■'* Mi.B SOJN'SXKKBT BTKASI COKiTKB ~.m ■ MILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., TIA, COPITKK, AND SpKM .MBBCJHJJW!'^; Wholesali and l'__tn,Y Ghooebs, li' '■''' GOAL, FIKBWOOD, 4KB PaODUOB DEAI* H. P. GIBBONS te OU- . HOBfION.BTR.KT. AUCKLAND BBDWAKU'S CUAUt-BB XO YUM • GOLDFIKLD.—TI MK-TABLK, ' ' ;' Loaylag Hamilton for Te Aroho every l'nsi. day, Thursday and Saturday. f s Leaving Te Aroha far Hamilton on Monday ' Wednesday, and JTridar. ' ■"'. peoial Carriages provided to order, a BDWAKDB c:l! TJvmrr and Bait BtaMee Bsmllt