AMUSING MORMON MEET ING AT WELLINGTON.

(at TSLIWRAPH.— OWtf CORRKSPONDENr.I

WELLINGTON, this day, AN amusing account of a Mormon meeting held at Spiller's Hall is given in tin "Evening Post," Two Mormon elders, named Hansen and l<arr, recent arrivals from Utah, gave an exposition of the viawe entertained by the sect of religionists known as Latter Day Saints. Admission was by invitation tickets to admit "bearer and friends,"which had been privately.circu lated among a select few during the last day or two. There were no females present. Mr Thomas Dwan was elected to the chair. Elder Farr delivered an address. The world no doubt might tbiok the Mormons a mere poor de graded set of people; this was utterly false; he had a wife and little ones "to home," and had left them in order to come hero and preach the Gospel of truth, Tne speaker then proceeded to relate the history of the establishment of Mormonism, with au account of the life of Joe Smith, the prophet, and the discoverer in 1827 of tbe Book of Mormon, the plates of which were engraved with hierloglyphics, in characters arranged in. Hebrew form. The existence of these pUtes, ho said, was revealed to Smith by tbe angel Maioni. (A voice: " Any'relation to Pat Maloney?" and laughter,) He hoped his . friends would not make mockery of the subject, tie was travelling all through the land without pecuniary reward. He earned his expenses botlvj ways, and was acting as near aa he could to the dictates of the Bible. Ttiia he would continue to do until he got his release, when he would return home to his friends, who would give him a warui reception. (Laughter). Outsiders believed that became two or tbree members of the Mormon persuasion went astray, and a few | uoio besides these. (Laughter), Well, there were only a few, aud the faith ful were judged at carding to the stray sheep, which was not fair. In the town where he lived there were upwards of 7,000 people, and not a grog shop or profane house.

Mr Kirton said with tbe permission of the chairman he would put a ques tion to his young friend who had just spoken; he caw he was very young. (A voice: "No, he's an elder"— laughter.) Mr Kirton observed that the elder had not said anything about poly-, gamy, m> objectionable to the American Government.

Kldpi- Farr replied that the Bible con tained polygamy, and if Us friends said they were believers of the Bible, ana at the same timo denied that polygamy was the law of God, they must be something un worthy. (Hisses.)

Mr'C, K. Jeffs wished to know whether it was the angel Maroni or tbe Saviour that had appeared to Joe Smith in- a trance or some peculiar state and revealed the exist ence of the Book of Moimon.

The Chairman : Allow me; it w»s Ma loney. (Loud laughter.) Mr Jeffs said he was not asking the chairman a question, he was asking tbe elder.

Klder Farr replied that Smith taw a better man than ever the questioner weald be unless he repented of his sios. (Ap plause, and a voice, "A nasty knock, Jeffs.").

Tbe Chairman : "Answ«r the question. I will not allow you to diverge from ttto subject. Ido not care whether you aie an elder or a younger. (LuuuhterJ Elder Farr complaiued tbat the audience were making sport of him. (Ciics of "Oh no.")

The chairman said if ever he felt in clined to burst his buttons and split his sides with laughter, it was at that moment. He had come from America, and asserted a greater lie than Mormonism was never foisted on the world. (Cheers and uproar.) If the audience wished to ask any mote questions he would answer them himself. Mr J. K. Evans wished to ask who Mormon was. .

Mr Goldsmith said he was the winner of the Geelong Cup. (Laughter.) Mr Kvans said he asked the question be-: cause he found, according to tha Mormon tribe, tbat Mormon lived 25 years after Christ, and was still travelling the earth 315. years afterwards. This was unsatis-' factory in view of the fact thatmanV life was cuUlown to three score years and ten.

Elder Parr entered into au account o. the Mormon Bible, which, he said, was com piled from " Keckerds," of which Mormon compiled the greater part, the Angel Muvoni aftcrwatd depositing them in the earth. The speaker complained of the action of the chairman, who, he said only created confusion. He hoped they should remove him. (Uproar.) If not, it would be advisable to get through the questions as quickly as possible, and he hoped the chairman would keep quiet. A voice: " Give him a whisky.""

The chairman, amid great confusion, suddenly left the platform, and his place was taken by Mr J. E. Evans. Mr I) wan asked for what crime John V, Slicehan had bsen executed a few j ears ag» at Mountain Meadow.

Elder Furr replied that it was for putting some people to death, and gave his version of the circumstances attending the Mountain Meadow "massacre," as he called it. MrDwan alleged that JilderFarr'i version was as different from the true one as chalk was from cheese; and added that the elders came into tke wrong shop with their false doctrines. (Applause). Some one in the body of the hall here made a remarK which, provoked Elder Furr to say :—"I will not answer your questions any more. Some of you are gentlemen, no donbt, bnt there are others -who are not."

Mr Dwan said he would not permit this man to say there were people there who were not gentlemen. (Order). Mr Marchant said the meeting had only heard that evening what they could hear in our chapels and churches in Wellington— the religion of our lord Jesus Christ.— (The Elder; "Hear, hear").—He wished to know where polygamy, in any shape or form, was advised or countenanced in the New Testament, from the Ist chapter of Matthew to the last chapter of Revelations. Elder Farr: You will find nothing in the New Testament either in favour or against polygamy. Mr Marchant contended they would find it against decidedly. He would quote chapter and verse in a few minutes.

Mr Swain asked what became of the young women who were decoyed to Utah. Elder Farr: They put them out of the way of such men as you, and. into tho hands of just men. (Cheers and langhter.) Mr Dwaa asked whethnr the United States Government was not an intelligent ou«, and whether it had not by Act of Parliament prohibited polygamy. Elder Farr replied in the affirmative. The penalty for polygamy, he said, was five years' imprisonment, and a fine of $500. Polygamy, however, was a law of God, and could not be ruled ont of existence by the laws of men. A Mormon need not take any wives unless he chose. If he took more than one wife be would of course, be subject to the laws of the United State;. ■ Mr Dwan remarked that if they violated the law of .the United States they would consequently go to gaol. If they violated the Mormon law they. Would go to hell. E!der Farr eaid in this case some of them would not have far to gOi (Uproar). Mr Dwan next wished to know if It was not the custom among the Mormons to marry a woman to a dead man.

Elder Fanrentered into a long explana tion, which, when ho had cencludod, Mr Dwan characterised as being as "clear as mud." The chairman proposed that elder Hansen should now take a turn at answer* ing questions.

Mr Marchaut bore came forward and re ferred the elders to the 7th chapter of St. ■ Paui'a Epistle to the Corinthians, "where every man was on joined to "have his own wife," and every woman "her own husband." He also referred to other por tions of the New Testament on the same »übjfct.

Elder Farr pointed ont that St. Panl did not enjoin a man to have only one wife, the omission of the word "only " made a great difference.

Elder Hmisen next addressed the meet inc; but the meeting refused to bear with him, and he Collapsed. A. psr»' n :n the body of the hall enquired whfther Elder Hansen wasin Utah in 1852.

Elder Hansau replied that he was there in 1854. The interrogator further wished to know whether the Elder bad a clear recollection of passing events about that time. The Elder replied that he had. The questioner then ex plained that the reason ho asked the questions was, because he had heard that Mr I) wan was in Utah about that time and he had been stiuek by the resemblance that t!io younger elder bore to that gentle. man. (Laughter.) f Ider Farr afterwards offered to favour the audience with a tone on a small instrument before him, called an American lyre. (A voice: We've had enough of American liars. Laughter,) He then played with considerable skill a pretty echottische, for which he was enthuai asticaily applauded, The meeting broke up at 10 o'clock,

THE EIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION.

Preliminary Meeting of Trades Delegates.

A meeting of trades delegates for the purpose of electing officars and making other preliminary arrangements regarding t the next annual eight horns demonstration, was held on Saturday evening, at the Working Men's Club, There were present: Messrs Heslop (who presided) and Potter, representing the Society of Amalgamated Engineers; Messrs Leydon and Cronch, Bricklayers; Messrs McKinney and ToMb, Bricklayers' Labourers; Messrs Koss and Goffe, Painters; Messrs Middleton and Vickers, Carpenters, and Mr Veale, Masons, The chairman said that as yet only three trades had seat in notices of the appoint* ment of delegates, but no doubt some of those who had not sent in poticea thought it would be unnecessary. He might men< tion that the shipbuilders were holding a meeting to-night for tbe purpose of appoint* iDg representative on this committee. Afi tbe last demoostiation they had the puDlio feeling with them, and there was no doubt but that tbe need of holding these gather* ings was greater than before. They had to look at the fact that the prosperity of Auckland was quite as great now as it waa last year, notwithstanding which several of the masters were endeavouring to impose longer hours of labour, nndso screw mora out of their workmen. This was especially the case outside the town and in trades not represented by delegates, The eaaso of one great struggle was cropping up again—the masters were introducing over time without giving extra pay. In prosper* ous times like the present this must be prevented. He pressed on them tbe neces sity of extending their influence outsida the city, pointing to the long honra and the "truck" system in vogue at the bush sawmills, and also the custom of one Urge company of paying its employe's by orders payable at Auckland, It was not neceisary that theie mill-hands should send delegates to Auckland, bus they might empower persons nere to repre* sent them, and post these representatives up in their grievances, another point they had to consider was tbii: should each tociety contribute an equal amount t« the expense of the demonstration at once. It was a notorius fact, that if they went on credit they had to pay through the nose for nil they wanted. At Sydney each society has contributed ten pounds towards the expersea, the overplus being snbse* quentlv divided equally amongst' them. Thin dividend would be a splendid aid to the nick funds of some of the societies which wero in a very languishing condition. The principal business for this meeting was tbe appointment of officers — chairman, sec retary, and treasurer. He thought, con. sidering the paucity of attendance, the appointment of the committee might stand over. In conclusion he urged the adviea bility of forming a Trade and Labour Coun* oil. It was desirable tbat there should bo one central body in which trade matters might be discussed, and the piinciple of a fair day's wages tor a fair day's work upheld. Some of them had not got that yet, but by working together they could all get it. It had always been his opinion that the last Trade and Labour Council should not have been allowed to lapse. He suggested that some of the delegates pre sent should take tbii important matter up. He bad almost forgotten toalludo to iheEigbt Hours Bill. Tbat important measure had been so amended in the Lower House that by the time it went to the Legi»lativo Council it was merely a declaration that eight hours wan a legal day's work, and he was not sorry that it had been dropped, Tbe minutes of the last committee meet* ing were then read and confirmed. Mr Crouch wasnominated to the chairmanship, but declined to stand, and Mr Heslop was re-elected chairman.. Mr Middleton was elected secretary pro. torn., and Mr Tude* hope, who has lately performed the duties appertaining to that office, was accorded a hearty vote of thanks, Mr Leydon waa elected treasurer, and received from Mr Porter, the out-going treasurer, the sum of £616 i 6d, the credit balance-after paying all claims. November 10th waa fixed as the date of the next meeting of tbo committee, and in the meantime the seere* tury was authorise d to reqaest the follow* ing trades to elect delegates t-Cabinet* makers, shipbuilder?, coachbnilders, shoe* makers, tailors, plasterer?, stonemasons, blacksmith", excavators, printers, and sad« dl':rs, The meeting terminated with tbe customary compliment to the chairman. . ■

A QUAKER'S WAR REMINIS CENCES.

The following i»' a report of the lecture delivered by Mr Joseph Neaye, at the Young Men's Christian Association Eooms, on Friday night:—The lecture was entitled "Personal Reminiscences of the Amerfi can Civil War." The lecturer, who spoke without notes in a very, clear and graphic style, began by detailing the causes which led to the outbreak of the great civil struggle between the Federal and Confederate States, and the way in which he was led to undertake religioui work in the Southern States >at that time. Tfaa curse of slavery, which many leading Men and ministers 'in the South ' upheld as a Divine institution, was tha prime cause of the war, and the lecturer, ufter dwelling upon the evils.of that system, compared it with the worse sldviry of drunkenness, which prevailed so-unive'r? sally in Anglo-Saxon cOuntrles^-so that ha sometimes thought the Christian' Church was blind to the gigantic evil, as the peopla ol the South were blind to the evils of slavery. During the war, many sufferingg were entailed upon Friends in the Southern States, who, in accordance with their principles, refused to take up arms on any -pretext or at any : one's bidding. Some young men were once de prived of food and water for five days aii4 nights in order to coerce them into taking their place in the' army; bat 'the people of'1 the 'town getting to hear of the treatment' a mob rosa up and demanded their relearß. Others were subjected to torture and threats but without avail. A young man named John Hocks tt, a'Friend; was'threatened with death by his, captain for his refusal to fight, but he still remained firm. The cap tain thereupon called out a file of soldiers with orders to shoot Hockett—the later being ordered to march forward to a certain spot and' there pause to receive their fire. As he walked, the young man repeated aloud Christ's prayer for his murderers, and on hearing this and seeing his serene . dc« meanour, the soldiers' refused to fire. Thoroughly enraged, the captain spurred his liotse against Hrckett, threw him do * n, and tried to make the horse trample him to death; but the animal, with more humauity than his rider, curvetted around the prostrate man without hurting him. Vowing to shoot the young man with hia own hand the following day, the captain desisted; but the nest day brouglit ,a general engagement, in which the captaini was killed, and Hockett, being " taken prisoner, regained his liberty. Mr NekveS gave some Interesting recollections of a thort sojourn in Philadelphia, whera there was a large crowd ."of ' freed negroes, and of the preaching of 'an aged coloured man known as "John the Baptist." On the Ist January, 1865, towards the close of the war, he left Washington for the South, and he gave thrilling accounts of atrocities committed by the soldiery on the neutral "ground between the Federal and Confederate] lines. He subsequently penetrated the .Southern lines without permission, and travelled to Richmond, giving a vivid description of the evacuation and burning of that city by the Confederw ates and its occupation by the Federal?,' Recounting his travels by foot afterwards for 220 miles, he drew a sad prcture of tha misery, destitution, and utter hopelessne <« which were everywhere apparent as the re« suit of the war, but testified warmly to tha kindness and hospitality of the peop'9 n the midst of their own necessities, In Tennessee he : was in the company of a band of ferocious bushwhackers for a time, travelled •with a party of sutlers armed to the teeth, and once occupied tho same bed with a man who slept with a loaded pistol under his pillow; but wheic ever he went he was resnectfully treated, even when he advocated his pacific views, as he lost no opportunity cf doing. The lecture was throughout most interesting, and was listened to with marked attention. At tfae close a collec tion was taken on behalf of the cvaoselistio work of the V.M.C.A., when £3 15s was the amount realised.

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Hekk£ Brett, of Symonds-strcet, at his Gencrnj Printing Office, Wjajdhani-etreot, In tie Prai vinoe of Auckland, New Zealand. Monday, October SO, 183,

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Anctlonß. . B. rOHKS, B. O. OAKB. B. D. TONKB TO-MORROW, SINGIE AND DOUBLE CARRIAGE , ai)D BUGGY HARNESP, WHIPS. B. TONKS & CO. "«7ILL sell on Tuesday, the 31st mat., VV at n o'olock, II Sets Single and Double Buggy Harness Whips. Xo Close Consignments. i, TONES, K. O. CABS. B. D. TONES ' , AT AN FARLY DATE. WINDSOR CASTLP, PARNELL. niBE LEASB FOB U YffABS, WITH PUR JL OBABINQ OLAUSif, oC the above old established Hotel, with Large Corner Allot ment, In coneeqnenoe of the continued ill-health Ot Mr. T. Johnson. Particulars in a few day?. B. TO N Ks" & O 0,, Auctioneers. Wednesday, november i. Town of J^okihcote, mHE SALE of this IOWNSHIP posi tively takes plaoe on ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, ATM O'CLOCK. : v _ AT-; BRUNSWICK MART. The Situation is one of the be at in our beauti ful Harbcur, tho View is grand and extensive, In tact cannot ba osotiled. Kverything that the mofitVaaUdionsaandeaixsashome surround ings are to be fouad r pnre. Invigorating air olaar. sparkling water—beautiful econory, and last, but not least, tho certainty of urepld rise In the value of the Property. THE ROADS ARK MADE AND PLANTED, • '* ' Not merely planned on paper. ;'' -" si'kamkhs , . Bna to and from tho Wharf on tho Estate 'sixteen .Times a Day. Fare, three . , ehlllioga per waek; school children : one ahUling per week, Wo ask oil dceirous ot seonrins bealth, I;oppinees and fortune tor themselves and family, to - >* . ' % '. . - ■ . • A ; , GO AND SB fl, ; . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, y ~ ■-■ ' t 4i*, A AT. 15! O'CWJCF, '■ -: :'r- ji ~ B, TONES & CO., z ,f ;-j i;;•;■;Auctioneer!. * " ' •'! ■ EABLY 12^ DECEMJ3JEB. " BUILDING SITES AT MUKMNGSIDE. . VILLA1 SITSS AT MORNINGSroE." Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro , - ■ perty. WE have been inshucted t>y A. K. Ksa, to sell above Propetlgr. It Is BtUTsyed, mid plans will be ready In a few days. ■ - b. tonks &,cx>. ""early in decemberT 7 £* ft ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN t>" SHIP, adjialning- Raßway Station, i frontint "on New North Eoad, the property of H Walton, Esq.; now being: subdivided, and will be offered for positive sale at an early date. b. towks & coy ; '"'-.; V TfIURSDAY/DECEMBER 28. , AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF RESERVE FOR USE OF TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. R.C. GREEN WqpD,,, « HAS been' instructed to sell by public auction, at tlie Offloe of tap Auckland Harbour Board, on Thurßdr>yi the 38th day of December next, ».t HajD., . The Lease of it-serve, Oustomhouis-streei Bast, for a tium ot 60 yean, uubjeot to -the provislocs of "The Harbours Aot, 1852." for the use of the Telegraph De ;,;.,,; partment. ! }. : - ■•"■ i. ■ XR. C. QBEENWOOD, ; ,; ■-•.:■■ AnctJooeer... -..,' ... ..-.:■. , THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER 2. ; rHE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Reinnera Yards, on ; 1 Thursday next. November 8," ' < . S3 Choice Steers, from Eureka ; 130 Well-fatted Cattle, from Walkato, Awltrii '■■ ■•'■'■ andWaitara .;; • ■~ ■ iO Three and fout year Steers. In fresh con ' ' dlUon.DalJT Cows, Stoio Cattle - 700 Fat Sbeepand Lambs ...-,, - - • "^y Frt and Store PJjb, .-. ...-• ;;-;■ :■': *' ' , i"or private sale, . v' " A good team of Heavy Workiog Ozefl, ' | AiFRED BUCKLANU.. X" ■>' TUESDAY, KOVEMBER 14," WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE, FIRST FOR TBIS SJ3*BON WILL BK HFLD JIT . THE HAY MA R X E ,T. V.:->i'» i ii*x£'-'-sg&, ■/: -,': . '\.' /'..:.■ .TUESDAY; HOVEMiBER 14. %]rf O OLP AOk;8 FOR SALE. BUCKLAND, & 7 ■.- SATXJRDAYi, NOVEMBE.H 11. ■: , IMPORTANT SALE' '• uTU D. \ -N IMA LS. THE- AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL .CUMPAKY (LIMITED) WILL hold tßeir Second A.nnuai Sale, at Penrose, "ay auction, after the Cait.o Show, on Satnrday, Novembe-: V, at noon. -mt\ PURE-BRED BULLS and a l/s\l few GRADE BHOKT-HOBN BULLS, ; ■ C£mprlijDg -: - '< •60 SHORTHORN. ' ff 50HEBarORD . ~ :---;t "I^devo'N..,:,. . .": ..; <;j FOUR 'JUPEKIOR YEARLING' =.-• .CLYDESDALE COLTS, " s s Osit Of Clyaesdale Mares, imported from Soot land, and got by Balr'Athole, winner of six prizes in Bootland. and a prize winner at the Kllburn Koyal, &(?." ; The SHOBTHOBSr BULLS are got by the Impoited Bolls Oxford Royal. Duke Winsome, Prince Wild' Byeß. Baron Treßmnter, Baron Kaby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. Tho HEREFORD BULLS are got by Horaco 4th, a prize-winner In Knßland; or by Coo mOßßie,flret prize-winner at the Royal, and other D7lzeo, • ■ -' The OBVOM BUiOTiS are out of Imported Cow?, by an Imported Bull. ' Omtalogues of pedlurces oaa be had from the auctioneer or bom the AgrionltuAl company, gea Court, Cambridge. ■ ••* |JiJ ALFRED BUOjuLAND, , . . ". ■ Auctloneon i Tha Anuuaieolo of Stud Lincoln and Leloester . .jj^^^toWL.lii^qnroaeJnlanuatyiiest,



Auctions. T O ■ M O X R O, W, TUESDAY, NOON. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND E37FECIS, Cataeron-sireot, Ponsonby. R ARTHUR KaS been favoured with Instructions from tbe Trustooa of the lato Mrs Car son to 801 lby auction, at har lato residence, Oameron-strert. Ponsonby, on Tuesday next, 31st mat,, at 12 o'clock noon, THE HOUSEHOLD FORNITUKE AND EFFECTS, On View on tho Morning of the Sale. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7th, NoON MOUNT ALBERT. TOWfiSBIP-OP MOD NX ALBERT. SPLENDID BUILDING SITES FUR MANSION, VILLA, COTTAGE, AND BUSINESS. FAMILY RESIDENCE, GARDEN, ORCHARD, PADDOCif, &C,, Known as " BandersvyJ," Ricli Volcanic Soil. THE undersigned has been favoured with inßtruotiona from J. B. Randerson, Keq>, to sou by public auction at his Lan<\ Ketate, Bad House Salo Rooai, "Arthur's Mart" Queen-street, on Tuesday", NovombDr 7th, at 12 o'olOOk noor, MOUNT ALBERT TOWNSHIP. This favourably Eltnated Estate, the mos central and convenient In the Mount Albert District, fronting threo main roads, oommanC ing a good view, Bntrounded oy pretty re4 denoes, olaso to churches—all in o good state ot cultivation; tha soil rioh volcanic; but a shore distance from Railway Station; umnibusieH "^■H^^lSlluY KKSIDBNCB "RANDKRa- VYL," with Vinetiee, Stable, Ooaohhouse, Cowsheds, &c, togother wllh about Five Acres of Lind, a niooly laid out Garden and Orchard, well-Btookod with a largo assortment ot fftiit trees in full bearing ; tbo Vines havo tson so leoted with great care, and are rery produc tive. Also- Nlne liarge Building Sites, fronting New North Koid. , ' Twelve Larao hullding Eites, frontirg Koaa to OnehunKS. Eight Largo fialiaiog clteg, fronting Crcs Road, Eleven I arge Building Sites, fronting Vlotorla and Albert Avennes. This is an opportunity for procuring Home stead Sites suitable for all o!asses ; In a. faßt ris ing and fashionable suburb, of the best volcanlo soil. In ahealtby, pleasant, and convenient posi tion, that should not be loat sight of, Inspection invited. Cnds to view the residence can be obtained at the offloe of the Auctioneer. Mtbofcraphlo Flans will lioready In a tewdttye. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. W, 8. COCHKANXI. IJAB. DACBB TO-MORROW, BOOKS, CLOTHING, WATCHES, JEWELLERT. THE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 31st mat, at 11 O'clock. G old and Silver Watches Jewellery 150 Volumes Book-i Clothing, So. SiMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ; - Auctioneers. ■jvr o~ t Ti c" i". The Sale of Mr J. C. MacCormlck's propertf, Park Road, is postponed to WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20ra. , DURHAM YARDS. W O O L SALE. THE Firat Wool Sale ol the Season will be held at the Durham Yards on Morday, 20th November, at 2 o'clook. Full-weight 'WooU'aoks for Sale. - SCKTER & SOLAN, I DURHAMYARDS, WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW, . Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, ■ HONTKR & SOLAN. ~ -TO-MORROW, JUNCTION ~YAKDS. JU'oB. SAhE at the Junction Yards, on '&' Tuesday next, i 0 Fat Bullookß, from Hawera 20 Fat Cattle, from Sandhills SJFatOxen.fromvraikatoandnelgbourhood 400 Fat Sheep, from Bawera 200 Fat Sheep, from Walkato 30 Fat Lambs 25 2} ana 3-year-old Hteers.fn fresh condition. At 1 o'clock p.m. HUNTER <S ISO LAN..' TW O T I C F. The Junctioa Sale will be held on MONDAY, the 6th November.iiistcad of Tuesday,on account Of Holidays. HUNTER & KOLAN. WBDN£SDAY, NOyEMBER 1. THE PAPAKUR4 YARDS!. THE undersigned will hold the! >• usual Monthly Sale on Wednesday noil, when A Large Number of Dairy Com, Store .... .Cattle, Sheep, Horses, &«., .will be V '~: offered. , - . . ~ AT ONE O'CH.OCK. < ' - - HONTEB & .NOLAN. , MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, g AIiTERaTION CF DATE OF SALE. : JUNCTION SALE YARr, -" IN cpnseinence of Tuesday week being a holiday, , The undersigned w.»i hold thelir. usoal Weekly Sale on MONDAY instead of ■ • Taeeday, i HUNTER & NOLAH. ', MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. , | IN DATS OF SALE.: PUKSKOHE MONTHLY SALE. IN consequence of Wednpsday, the Bth- November, being a publlo holiday, The undersigned will hold their usual Monthly gale of Stock. &c; on MON ■:-• DAY; the 13th, at 11 o'olook. : HUNTER & NOLAgf, ; SALE OF PASI'ORAL LEASES OF ijjfOX ?i CROWif LANDS, r | j PEELIMIS'AEY NOTICE. fiu■ :• : General Crown Lands Office, :. ..-:,...;. .Wellington, 20th Septoitbsr, 18S2. ~ One million seven huiidrod and fifty thonsaad aoroa of Crown Lands will shortly be open for Pastors! Lease in the Provincial District of Otago, New Zealand. ■ . ■ s. ' This country Is at present held under laace ia forty- six runs until »he lßt March, 1881, and will again be offered in runs suitable tothonntg of the oountry: "but no lesgee will be allowed to take up more than will carry twenty thonsand sheep or four thousand head of entile. The leases will be for a term of years to be hereafter determined : but in no case wilt anr lease be for a period exoeedlag twenty-oue Compensation for improvement up to three years' rental will be allowed at the end ot the lease. ■ " ■ ■" "ri? In order to i;ivn new pastoral lesse«B time to make arrangements, tbe llnens'S will, In terms of the Land Ada, ba sold by pnbllo auction at the Land Office, Dunedin, in the latter end of Febrnary, 1333, twelve montfcs iiefore possession la to ba given. C>ne year's rent will ba payable In advance on the license at the time ot sola. The country has been qceoolad for upwards Of twenty years. ■' It IB well grassed, well watered, sound, and healthy. )Ji«tieco from port by good roads and rail ware part of the wuy, from thirty to one hun dred Mid fifty milee. Maps and farther particulars will be obtain able Bhortly »t the I .and Offices of New Zealand, and at places in the Australian Colonies to be named in future advertisements. WM. ROLLBSTON, Minister of Lanflg, i-X-.:' ■S'IJESDAYIS, I H %' 'f E A V M A R X E T. SAW OI WOo£ SHBEPSKINS HIDKB,nna TALLOW, each Tutsdwr, tf ; ■ ALITRED BUOKLAHB, •



Auctions. ! TO-MORROW, TO LKATHER-SEILKRS, CUBRIERS AND MANUFACTURERS. FRENCH CALF, ENULISU CALF, E. J. KIP, &a. &c, &a. GABKIEL L&WIS j, »%/ILL sell l>y auction, at his Rooms,' T ? on tho abovo d sto. at 11 o'clock, g CASHS OF .ABOVE. Xcnns at Sale. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. MARINE "RESIDENCE QIIKS, |-\KVONPOBr, jU 0K T H gH 0 R ff. GABKIKL LEWIS' HA.S received nstructions to sell at his Mart, on above date, at 12 o'clock, THK UNDERMKNTIONKD Sll'tf.3, sltuato oppnstto iho o Idoooa of J. B. Hnss.-11, fceq., and known vVeuVii Market G.irden. LO; 7-151J Links, flowing Victoria Road LOT S—l6l Llrks. fronting Vauxhall Rend LOT 3—137 Links, fronting Vtoshall Koad LOT I—TriuDßlo Dloolr, containing 183 Links to Vauxhall Road, and 121 to Victoria i.oad. gomlt m°a wqaiilcu Villa Sites, tho above ftronud ia unßuijmssed, r.ot unequalled, by any in tho district, situated <yj t ■• din theeontre otthia lhishJonaliO Marine Subtrb, combining good soil, maKuiui*jit vlewi'.ewy distance from either wharf, and jTitfiln a lew minutes' walk of tie bt&ch. aid vfttu suoh advantages us will vwnys corumano' n premier position, jh« pro perty is fenced, and has a Quantity of choloo fruit and shade t rß es planted ihoreon. Terras eaay. Plan on view. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, AT 12 Neoxr. TAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auctioo, at their Sale Kooms, Shortland-etraot, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES, VIZ. s— MANGARK.-Seven oholco Farms, being snb divislona ot pan of Beotlon 75, iho property of Of. W. Wyman, Esq. No. 1 contains 48 acres, all fenced with the exception of about 6 chains, the greater portion by water. The -whole ia well drained and laid down in good grass. '1 hera is also an orchard and ornamental plantation. Tho baildaiKß comprise a comfortable seven roomed house, with dairy, utablo, oowthed, &o. No. 2 contains 1?<1 acres, Is about hatf fonoed. drained, ana laid down in good Rrass. No. 3 contains 13a. lr. 10p.. about half fenced, drained, and laid down in good grass. All tho abovo threo Farms have fino water frontages, from which good boating and flailing can bo obtained. No. 4 contains 16a. 3r. 16p., half-fenced, drained, and in good grass. No. 5 contains 14a. lr. 3Sp., lialf-fonced, drained, and in good grass. No. 6 contains lla. 2r., half-fenced, drained and in grass. No. 7 contains 9a. 2r. l"p., half-fenced, drained, and in grass. All tho above Farms are easily approachable by good lovel roads, and being within a 12 mile drive from Auckland aro admirably adapted for Krait, Poultry, Dairy Farms, Market Gardens, or Country Residences. Terms: One-fourth Cash, balance at 61 per cent, for five years. There is a District School, Port Office, Library, Kngilsh, Presbyterian, and Wesleyan Dhurones within Bovon minutes walk of thcEO valuable properties. ONEHUNSA.-Neat foar-roomed COTTAGE situated in Arthur-street, close to Queen street, and five minutes' walk from Rail way Station. The allotment has a f rontago of 50 feet by a depth of 117 feet, being part of allotment 1, section 18. Town of Onehunga. Terms: One-third Cash, balance at 8 i<or cent, for three years. NEHUNGA—TWO SHOP 3 and DWELLING HOUeES ia Qusen-stteet, adjoining Sul livan's Hotel, and close to Railway Station. Kaoh tenement consists of a shop andthros rooms, at present let at 10j pr-r weetr. The property has a. frantaga to Qaoen-atroot of 20 feot by a depth of SO teat. AWITU. — North-eastern middle portion of Allotment 92, contaiuing 56 acres. OTAHUHU.-T ota 12 and 13 of Section Ko. 1, of sub-division of part ot Mr Thomas Falrbnra'd Grant (Foley's Township), near Tamskl Bridge. ORURU.-AUotment 147, Parish of Mauoga lani wha, 276 acres. KOMAKOKAU.-Allotment 83, ootalniag 60 acres. _. .._._»„ ELIERBLIE.—HOUSE of four rooms and scullery. 2 tanks, &c. This property is situated dose to tha Hallway Station, and has a frontage to thePanmure Road ot 314 feat, containing about one Acre, Terms: One-fourth Cash, balance at 8 per cent, for throe y Bars. THB Well Known ESTATE of the late A. B. Alien, Esq., situated la PUKHKOHK WEST. This beautiful property, containing nearly 800 aores, ia delightfully situated i near the Walkato Klver, and within two miles ot the Buckland Station. Sixty awes , are in. new grass, and there la a largo Quantity of rough feed all over the property. About one hundred acres consist of valu able bttab. scattered In park-llko olumos ovor the estate; there is also a splendid stream, with a beautiful and valuable water/all. The greater portion of the pro perty Is fenced and divided Into five pad dookp. The Buildings eonatßt of a new, roomy.and well-flnUhed Bouse ot six rooms, detached pantry, stable, 3 atalla and loose box. coach house, workshop, wash house, man's room, woman's room, etoro room. shed for 9 cow?, piggeries. See., all new, and of the beet Cessrlp-.ioi). Terms: £600 cash, balance at 6 per cent, for 6 or 7 jears. Messrs Wilson and Carter's Highly Imnroved FABM ot 200 acres, situated at EAMA BAMA, on tbe Great SouttcKosd. about 1} miles from Runciman Station. 6S aeresaie in new grass, 33 In crop, 10 acres fallow, li acres buEh, remainder fern. IJwelling house of 6 rooms, dairy,' shed few IS cows, stable i i stalls, other sheds, &o. This desirable pro perty having an extensive frontage to tha main road, is admirably adapted for future snb-dlTlelos. It is one ot the prettleat f arms sear Auckland; is well watered, and being situated near the principal .sale yards, is vory suitable for a cattle dealer. Terms, as ._ agreed. . . ; . WOODHOUSK FARM, POKBKOHK WKST, situated about 5 miles from Pnkekoho Btntlon, and contalninK 1356 acres, nearly ... the whola level and undulating land, and well watered. About 3CO aores in good mixed bush, 30 acres are in grass, the re mainder fern, &c. On this property, there is a very beantitui waterfall, also a two ,. roomed cottage and a considerable amount of fencixg done. Torms, ore-third caph ( balance at 6 per cent, fors years. HtJNUA.—Allotments ii, 51,52, and 53 contain ing 458 aores superior quality LAND, bounded on one eido by the Walroa River. Thii flue block of land contains a largo Dro portion oi sliuvial fiat, the remainder is valuable tush and fern laud, Bitu&t£d eight miles from PapakurA St*tion. Termp, half cash, Balance at 7 par oent. lor 5 years. The well-known"-WAIKODKOU* (KUMKUt BLOOK, estimated to contain 1205 acres, and situated within 200 sards of the Kumeu Junction Station on tbe Kaipara Railway. . About 900 sores of this valuable property is level and easily plough able land, well - 'watered, and of superior quality, a large proportion being rich alluvial flat. The remainder ia mostly gooduseful bash Und. Owing; to ita e:oao proximity to Auokland, this flue Estate mußt rapidly attain a grr at enhanced value. Terms:—One-fourth Cash - balance* at 6 per cent,; for five year?, HKPBURN'-STBEET.—Commodious and well built Family Residence ot saven rooms; with bath-room, large cellar, &a. fitted with Gas throughout, Gas Stove, Leamlcgton Range, v> ster hid on, and evtry convenience for a famlß Allotment S3 x 119. Terma:-&0 Cash : balance, wookly or-otherwise. CONQDKBT-VLAGBiPARNHLL.-Nearly naw HouEe of ueven ronma and soullery, all well finished and fitted; also, front and back verandaha. Allotment SO x 120, having two frontages. This House Is very pleasantly situated near the residence ot Dr, Camp bell. Terms on applioatlo,). . ANGLES KA-S TREET.-Kew and Handflome Dwelling HonFO, containing Fevnn rooms, veratdah and baloony, the wbolo well flni»had and fitted. Gas. Water, and every convenience for a family. Allotment lOfl x 2JO. Thi* very desirable pronery U me of ' .fbe.few Cliy Reaiflences loft wi«h three , quarteis of an aore around it. Terms on nppUcatlOD: - , •„ VAILB & UOUGIiAS, Laud and Estate Auctioneers, st , , Shortiand-street. Xp W A V T E, " LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ' ia *fe> a-!* BROKBB, &tt, « » ?r*l 177, Q U E E N . S TR E E X, Opposite Morrln & CJO.'s, X »-1J»l -U ' ■/. <:■ ■' l! W i i "■"■'



! Sowviuf Macnitsea W. O e J3 "* * 8 'iKB UKSA* S&WISG MAOHIME BSPOIWE?*, HAS JUST RFCMVK!) A'liftr,ia Shlpmssat oi Jiio (Jliailongo JKrwaiwj the V;'orlfl— She Wekt: Oo.'e Sewisq sa.AOHrs.iu rCha aJc« SUeat Tho Chaapert Tha Moat Hapifi Tha Highest Aim Tha Moat Simple The lisriteat TatHe The Moat Kasy to WorJt The Host Cover The Moat Durable The Simplest Shuttle She Moat Klsgnnt The Na.iJwt Utitch tEJEAELS MAOHIKBS tom £fi IU, ''ifc* "l* - '-T^nl JHS BEST BEWI?.'O MAOfXTSKS SV«R MATJk. Met- Of BAUD MAOHJKEB, £3 10* Also, jxtMse ok suh». Grt.-.uino Singor S^fater aad iio bai-* Worthplm Standard Howb Compsny** Vt'heolwr ftndWilsci- Grorer and iioJic;-'* \ Jones's ABO Ucrjj^stlo j AndothorttOOdcial;»fr vaou 23, ", VSB WaEK ! ?«, fiD. eK» Wsif» ; tii MAOia:. Xii arjAStAXi'JEWi. these MacMnM Oiia b« btS «f uiy Aganv> • N. MoLeftnand Co., Plnnoor SSorr, \vtßn(nirc I Thomas Wells, CambrMKa; William Stovouii ou Onehunßa) B. Waste, Uaiulltoai I'ftrnei: »nfl Boylan. Glaborac: ilyaßnnj-. wid Co.. Tscrfti a* *nd at o»li3T p!.v»« THS .4 \ 'A BAT ;\ i! V v » wrocenee, a«o XOHN HOHNS (For ffiflny years Tritb.Olosg llrofij, FAMltf 880088, T3A DEALtru ft PaOTISKI* MCBOBAKT, ncr of Wellington and Kblsm atreatt (Opposlts St James's Ohurob). WiBKB OS rOB OBOBSHI. HV.BhO..< S'IKEKT STEAK COKlfliE . MILLS, H. P. GIBBONS & CO., Xsa, Coyrxx, and Spiob Msbghaht WHOt*3AM AKD FAVILT GBOOaBS, OOAK. FIHKTTOOD, ABE PBODCOI OZATJI H. P. GIBBON B * 00. KOBfiON-aTRKBT. AVJOKLAWD xttercHanaiß9« A KTHUK O jyAXHAK, GENKBAI- IMPORTER it; I. OOMMISSIOS iISROHAHT 33, LOWKB yrKK2-.BTBXBT, ATJOiJ.LA;«r iOppocltd Railway Reclamation), ASD AT 9, Nkw Broad-stkkjst, LoNora. Alto Roproa-.-.n»ntlvtß in America, Con» tlnsntel and Colonial Porto. GKSjKIiAu MfiBOHAKDIBS OIUCaS'3 55082H SEAS, CCrrKKU PSSPPS3J AND BPIOH3 . DalBD 3TJTJTITS OASKUD PBCIT iHD TXaWiBUb- PasaEHVEfl MEATH BOfIABB BIOS, rii'IOCA, iTTTJ VU&C SBYBALTBiiy 00-vr^KC^toiißas JAJ£B AX» JELIaCJ USDIiiaS ooiONiAt, psoncaa soattjoca OIOAEa AOTS OiaASU»TTSS WAT MATCHK3 WBAPPTMfI PAX-CUf. ewtMsa ons asd Pinrrs COPB fflnixarr aotj plabss-k asooKaasr PIANOn APTD HAHMONII7WS HIHTBI t!TO fif-ltrra AGKNCY AND 2AMPL3 ROOMS WOK BBITISn AND F0SB!BS KAVUT AOTTTHaj a INDENTS *OR ALL CLABSSB O? MEHCHaJNDISE, EXIOUT3D ON ADVAKTAGEOUK TSBMfI LIBSRAL ADTArTOEa OS Kauri Stun. Woo and other Colonial and ißliind Produce for ship ment to London, s; which port rarae wll reoolTs promnt attentloa from Mr L. A. Nathsn ARTHUK H. NATHAH JL* H BATHER GENERAL IMPORTER, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVK BRANDY— Courvolster's Brandy lv bulk do do one diamond, fonr dia mond, and VO Associated Vineyard Brandy In bulk.'cseo, flask, and hslf-fluk Mnller ITrerea' Brandy In bulk, case. fUaV, and half flaak Hennefsy's Brandy In case W, and A. Gilbey's Breiodr In case RUM -Lowndes', SO 0.D., -caflks and bhds . Lemon Hart's, 1-canka w, nnd A. GUboy'a, In oaee, VV and white WHIBKT ftrali}- Greenleos; Inverneea, OlenllTSt, Totrlor, Klrker, Grear and Co>, In deaaJJohoa and BRallon]ara : WHISKY (0886)- Oolilo Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Key. Jero boam, Qlen Almond. W, and A, Gliboy'B, Irish and Scotch in flasks SOHNAPPS- Henke'e, W. and A, QUbey'B WINES fbußr.>- ■ Silva and Cosln'a, Australian, Grenaob, and Tokay . WINKS (In oase)- W. and A, Gilboy'n (Onatie brand), Fort, Sherry, Clare*, liaruala. Madeira, lA, A, B, o, s, and 8; yd Clardta, 0, I, !, 3, <: Champagne — Booderer, Perrler and Omuaet ALB— Baso, bottled by HaU Boars Bead, bottled 'by Hall John Mull, bottled by John Held Ashby'a and MoKwan's " Globe " brand Anslo liarorian BTOI/T- Boar'e Head, Hall . Edmond's Pis Brand Gulneiß'B, bottled by B'oo-1 Wolfe Eparkllog Neurotono, pints and quarts Gale and Krlur.d's acd Johns, Matthews and Co. Genuine Whlto Lead a;id Zlto Linseed Oil, Raw aud Hailed, in drums Colza Oil, in drums Castor OU, In bulk DRISD FRUITS- Currantp, In half oases Klmo Baislnß and Figs Alden Apples (evaporated) KBRO3BNK, 130 and 150 teat- Devoe'B Royal arilliatii, Llsht of Ase, Pie raioui tinfoty Prime York Kama and Baood at Low Rates TOBAOCO- Over the Watae, l^s, NaiUul Royal Standard Lous 6's Venus, 11'b, 6'a, Double Thick p Pleoea OlTjMßira STOKKS- Xoan. Suear, 10, iw, No. Si Paper Bags. Pickles, Kippered Herrings. Potted Moats, and an assortment of General Goo da always on hand. A HEATH SB, HIT « H Ssm vIXiV- OV B • • LB3. Tnssxus i. itiwtmlii, S T fi a M.:. .B B U S H, POETAJIiE VOH(J&, AHD 3SJ.LOV/B tA'CTOKY fcaoaclmtfl- , WMiJSUOAXKB ■A'Aai&H, ftante wUoar.tiosber Of tbH Aiasn, wlibTtt^g ready for cm. prloe iHs. <tt Wa Shop, SUiott-streei. r«rge iittszuitioc o! Sponttae* Rldsine, and Down Plpm always In itook, Verandah Ircc tmrTmi at >iia slicrtist uotios. Oflnntry orders will alvra;& noolve his prpm^l JL HABBidS ftSEi FEKHSTONB HABONS aOEUrj;2i»N awJ.Vst«!ii?!, TCffibS, VHt>. baa 'jCoujb KslUasa, Qiaassmoaß tctsMTjitrp isi a aursaiou gstw, Pmoss asfi UsHisaD ?liK>s ca Applirattsß., ABUSOBai- Coxhxx os . . BVThASD ASB UiBKB STS.UBSA AUCKLAND NauJnneUooot Queen and WakefleMlitrMti



} Business Wuiioes. i -jf ■ ——TRADE— K.Q i. -<]' ffji O H IS ALE, 1 Four-wUoolad Dor Oart (soarly now) 1 Two-whooled i>cg Catt (uoarly new) 1 Lar^o Ladj's Fhaatun 1 Uouble-SBttto:; Burr? . Wanted to Purohasr, Donblo-Eeated Hooded __BU£gy ! __ |DED()Oriii« IS FIBK KATBS. NEW ZEALAND DnSUKANOM COMPANY. CAPITAL-_....0NK MILLION STERLING) VIBE RISKS taken ou the moat LJUERAL TKRMS. I>«OMPT SKTTLEMKNTa TJNDOUBTBU 3KOUKITY. . GKORG3 P. PIBKOK, flenoral Manager. /^IO TO UKAI) CjUARTBKa KUK VJT THS PUKBST .iriNHST AHU BEdTill OHKYSTON POULTRY^YAUDS, LAKE TAKA PI7HA, V A X I ii T I E 8- Llght Brabm^s, IJuk l!rahmas White Coohlna, ;mfl Ccahlna, lilank Cooh .jangah&nß, Manorooe, iloudona Hlaok Polish W,O. White Loghotns, Brown ljeghoms Uorbingß, Hamburg's, Plymouth Rooks, Fekls ttaeiuanii Aylos'oury Diioku HKND ffOK PlUOa-UST OJf KGGa HKira carefully'('nolruil. and Eont o all parts the Colony, £9' Write for Just what you want, and at1, dresii as above, I guarantee satisfaction in ai ordinary onew,. Visitors wulcomo, Sunday "xceptort. • ■ ■ «* B a. v v v X i - OPTIOIAN, H«s rj Block SPECTAOLK3 AND SYS QUtiBSXG ot over? description, an aoour»t« Kit Quaranteed. COMPOUND MIOHOaCOPKH AND TKLB SOOPKB, Povrerfnl and Oheap. AMBROID UABOMBiJEBS, TIIKHUOUBIBJtB. Euccrißio Bslls, jjaitsrius and Ftttikos, M"s,sneic Electric Machines and Medical Colin, OPISRA GLAS^KB. UINOOTJLAS FIKLP AND MA«.WF GLASBKS. Thsodolitbs, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit /Jytironieters, Saccharoaieteni, Sclinometeri, Ar^entometcrg, &c, &c, &c. AUMnr po^ TaTLOH'S PATENT BBWINe MACHIKE3 & KXTKAS. InttrumtiDta aad Sewing Machine* repaired. O?pobit« Tim Post Ojtki, -»'O>-r!'i/itl-otriwi, Ut^Aft'3 YavSO H.OQBTS, . \"<?ai:jtj tju Vtitors *ia laviiiij w l4ispao» rvitiiwV V.oy: of >Jw Viet hstot.. AacSfci! vvj 'jmi •'<sxt:y, £-■;, Th? yi-AstDst vorißiy of OrfcfUlOl Vvnrtiuv MsDri OiibrtlUf U * t » BMOUS HKUTtI UK », i > i! 0A r 5. Nl) CaSBI! M i.« U ? &GTU SIFKB OvX ' 8 OB B* K. B 50BMOSD 3PTHJS! 000«i5S-3'iTSSOW, tVOZXAinp, Uiih Purchaser* ot Tallow, Wool. Sheeoiktat and Uor.ftn rKtHAMISS OAtiUIAUE AND DKA* J. rAOTOKY, JAMES MACXIK, PKOPai«TOi, VIOTORU.STHiEE'I' KiST, ACCKUJIDi Repairs ot aveiry dworipiioo n Weed and iron neatly exeonitad on the test notice. rfprlßßS made and ropatrod. jn on hand, a largo qtisnHtr ot Lampa.&lsa Iron bark Shaft* and Spokt^, K»3 Gara FoUoes. and Habart fown Harrtwood, V.R—Caonlry ardtrt onaotuslj attended »fl. rBIO TtiK K»islUßh'T» OK SYMONUH- J BTRBBI ANC N TKianBOURnOOD. X, BOY £ V au raosttir Uuon;i s, Firal-clcfcs SUIOHHB* A9niß tfOBKKB 0? tHB KYBSB ?ABB BOAC, f-KSMB OOKN^if Bms always on haed trarnUißß »ni»i o» for wtd^rt #•^lßs a m a i* o T t m ». v«' coAcn-aunjDKKs. GS*y.STKXKT, ATOiriAao, H.a-ilrat-tern fJsAfts, apotea, ffelloea. Bltw Bom and kln^c rf Ho»1wooil. st Low« 4 W»ilcat PrtiMM. PAIN'S >C N WholesalesßstoU *^J W. H. HAZARD, Qunmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent foi JAH2S FAIN, London, fmOTEOHNItT TO THE ROYALT*OHT KQUADBOH. /I R O v a v LIMB. GROUND LIMB, iron saijs, BOUTHGAT S'S MAITOKANBI HYDKAULIO GROUND KOOBK LIME, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floon, Cellars, eto. (next to stona flagging, la an rivalled for durability and hard-gatting qualities'. For tanliß and other wet work; it la a dmt-olam material, B, KEA hE, SOLE A9E NT, nnfiTOM-HOPSE-ETHKET. a fa j- c- -s k S O n c «0O!3B. ■jtrKP, Bi(JN, iIKIS OHMBHA', BEOOEATIVB PAINTBB. 19 O, 8. WTItDSII-lTillS. 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Business Notices. _ j r'alO M K.UC ii ANTS, BREWBES, 1 i HDTTI.HH S, <\ N D K( >U A- WATKK j MANUKACiUHKsC-. ORAWFOItI) em* ': <", DU V r*l)iSr (S»tut>Uab«cl liStti. IMrOxITSHS OS' KNQI.I3U. KK«NOU, AND SPANIeH OV't COtlitS. Alwaxb on Hani) and to Arrive— Hrewo-B'. Bottlers', ixv.d Fodnwutor Matiufso tnrors" Sucdciep, iiicludlug all UindßOf Cortß Bungs, fhtvasi, liaa, aud Spiles, Collar In Corkp, Corking Machines, Capsules, Tlnfol Bottling Wire, Sutorior Ulnßlaßi» (HrowuTß), Boob Purse. Bttst luitia Wpe, »nd PuroHuspian and Brae Ulan Cut; Tfiormomotorn. Blind und Common, Ail kinds of Ulugor, wholo and oruahed ; Taitarlo, Acetic. Sulphnroua. Citric, . and Bnlphurio AoiJa; Sphils ot Wino. 61 0.p.; trsßancea and E*»eniial Oils, t<odawater Ma chines ; Bottling Rnok'i, Patontand Common; Patw.t Hyruplng Pump?; Hodawawr «ud Giri uerbaer Mottles. Ordlnury; Lamont'fl, HogbonH and Codd'a Patent Botil-s; liorbs, Peolp, and Roots ot ove>y doßcrlptloa; ned every requisite for the Brewers', Hottloiß', sod TKrated vVutor ■ Manufacturers' trade, j AaitNTs yon If AY.WAHD, "fnm & Co., London. Meters. T. » Co. invlto liuemlinu Purclmsers ' of Browors' and Sodawat:r JWachinory to an itißpoctiun of tholr stock, - ; THOMSON & CO., i (JKAWyuiU)-t'TIUCf T. DuNcrnx. jjUSaKti AND 00, \hmma:), I? Wnoiasatia Snn'Piwo & "&mx,? ! 3D«iHl3!ta, Quoeu-j-o-^-ji \:i-.*-J, Tmuk 0? Wt>«? ; EoalaiiiS, iucKiaiiii). — Poultirjf ol iii tlisfia i drsES&l H) ardai. Priiiii- fiinoKiMi Tougass, Houie-ourefi Bacon, Cca-uo:l Jiaof M; &aif> In Lara* Ua&aiJUus. — U.K. — l-tani'.ra In Oain^, L.to Pneeuwte iae*.v.\\\&. so r.U pM'Vtl of Wio Ooloiiy upon r«-c*lpi ul irdw, rnmfil<« wnlted ■ ait In tova or qgburt*l' TAI N E 13 X O 8 , GKNKKAIi IMPOKTEKS, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MSK. j CHANTS, ! 3, Qtjeen-strbkt, Auckland. on uani), and to akrivb, . Gknkk.u. MimauAVUiHE— New bewvm'fl Teas, oheflt*. 4-ohcntH, and boxes Sagor, (,;oir-.-e« Poiijior and wploo Hli-.b. Tsj'looi, aud fiaijo Kictnos, sultanas, and Currants CimcSied Peel and Citrou Cai dlus and Wax Matches Dunodln c.nd I lotj.irt Jamu Dillon's Burrow Confootionery Oilmen's Storos &o,i Sco,. &o, Wood's and other brands Flour MoQlll'a and Anderson's Oatmeal Oats, Bran. Chaff Mnlra, whom, Sharps, and Bone Dnnt IUB O. a > U A X Jl 15 jX ID*. QDEKN-fITIiHSr, AUCKLAND ON OALH, AKMVBD pss COROMANnKL asp KOMAN SMPIRS,- Whlta Clorer, Red Cioyw, Atayko Clover, Cow- Brass, Ueadaw Fesoue, Meadow Foxtail. Oreetod Uogotail, Rape, TrafolluiD Inoarnatuin (Scarlet Clover), FBOM AMKKIOA UJKKOT- TlmoUiy, Esntnokr BlTteKnun U'oa PrateniilU, PoT«ly Bay Kyegrosa, «^anterbury Ryetrras. Ooobifoot PralriosraSß. BatteU. BARLT SEED POTATOES, AS FotXOWB l- ABhleaf Kidney, Tuyior'a Kidnoy, Oauter bury Flnkee. Pattenon'g VlotoriA, LATER VARIKTIRS—IIoban, Suitou'e Ms* sum Bosom. Sutton't '/lows; Bail, etc Also, Oatz, 13arler. Garoea and Kiowc-r a«ed, Coar««, Floe and Rock Bali, Bran, Sharps, Kew Zet land Flax. Tow, Jooon and Hams. BONKUU3T AND BONKFLOUU of all gradoa. ISLAND AKD PERUVIAN GUANO, tea., So. aBSKETH & AITKBS, LOGS! LOGS I LOGS I TO THK MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, ai Onehcinga (destroyed by are some months since), are now in full work again. All lengths ot logs ai Mill walling to bo sawu. Beams and girders for brick building and wharf work, uv to 40 foot, supplino. on the shortest notloa, Customers may rely upon the oream of the timber going with tnolr orders, an we hiivo no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their Interest to give tholr orders to us, as tbor will got all froan Urn bur free from worm and dead cap. Orders oxacuted with despatch, M H.ROE. Proprietor, Kauri Point Siwmtll, Onolmnßi, 3opt«rnber 1 18S2. Oili, VVJj O U iS, a !iO ULiIJBS, SIKSOHAST?, -i b f>Hfittxr» Sow, « 4 S7, Qojaji.tfiaHSSf, Aocs^iHDj.Ji.a,, i iMPOKTEiia OIF s< a p is h ha a a i k a a. PdDO! DikKSiMaz*, 1 wLA/iU—i Jcli3heo, SUyarea, onfl Eoagh PlAjf« BaglSi* and Oonilaor.U? Sheet. Photo. graphic, a Ua: Sh idf<>. warrii lsad, coi(«i«, ou, vAKNiania Brnshod. Mixed Polnta. OOiMii'i Antlccz* nxlTO acd Piiiaas SlUoste Palate. MOCLBINSa—GUt, aUlned, VooLsroa, tow Vlotoro Frame an& lloota £>eoaratlon.<, Funoy , Trsmes tor Cabinet and O.D.V, fICZUKBs cj oroiy de«aript!ou la sreal •.•ittic*» ijSßjive—Pboice ajjd OoUmrofl, ' AibtiKS tot Pbotos. Sor&ps, f£c* &c, ftus OaV-cut « OtstLjj Jt'atuitj, v'l siia« I Oibiait i «nd O.D.V, Wvaixu! AxtlMltf lloaoli!f E. w, if. ft 8. taring tXwtsu tm h&nd the laurel rioelt oi Wis cijore soods a Bhs North island st New ZjLAlßad. its abli W 3zei-rnis oltbor whole- Bale or raieill ordsn on Jlit, moat fironraWs tonos, SAinM!«s of Paporhanslrigß frosi owa -tooit. cr of orlalßSl paoirattsa, esat on sppiiaau lioa. New eotucrs la iaoS'.vad should lsspect our siook oi Paperhflnging? «nrJ Piotnras before Sittnst cd Sholr new hoinsa I Jhey will Bnd mm* litas to ■sat* Shfl means of BTfiryoss. W, PHILMPFB & SnjS, OnßiCTJcrasarf. Arj(nct.Aa» Ott N X HA S LET T, BUILDER. &C. FORT- STREET, Katiraataa supplied for every deaoriptlon ot Carpenters' and Joiners' Worlr- s y <> io a a 3 a \y to ROTB% FtsbUs Hoi, Coid, and ShSWB* Kniht, Vlotoria- street Sast, Charge, Ottt G.iiLLwc, Op«c all woek dayt from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Suwuat? Monsises from 8 till 10 tv.tn. Ths Bath-rooms are all private, and snppllad wlthev«ry oonvenienoe, TurMah towela, flesh and hair braahca, combs, *ocplrators, waps, Sett, Sslaot bath-roomi (private) tor Lad»a every day. at all hours, with taraale attendance. One aauxnra ahd Sixpence, i'leasa noto tha addreea I Victorla-nreet Kiwi, above the Grey huand Holai, and next the oheap *iodata;< itad Wnraltura .Mart. Auckland. N.B.—Barber In attendanoe. ___^ ' |1O THE PUBLIC OF FONSONBY. F, DAVISS, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, Ot Ponsonby Road, calls the attention of his cus tomers and friends to the following i—Child ren's Elastic Boots, from Sa: Goloshee, la (Id (ohUdren'e); Women's Kid E.S. Boots, from Ts «d; oheap line In Men's Klastlns, 12s (colonial made, &c) j Women's Colonial made Legleta, law. - KSXEKN r"LOUh.MILI,S AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINOTON BROB. Beg to Inform the publto that they are now pro pared to supply -iuPK-iion O .tmkai. In any quantity, guaranteed oure and fresh, Flour. Bharps, Bran, Wheitmeal, Malzomoal, MaiEo, Oats, Fowl Wheat, &0,, always on band. Depdt—Karangahape Road, Newtoa, Millu—Western Springs. AUgUBt 11. ISSi. THE AUCKLAND KOUWAKIUNG AND PAROKL DELIVKRV AGENCY Despatoh Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every pail of the Town and Suburbs, at a CasxF Ratb, and with guaranteed regnlarity. The following are the Booking Agencies i— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmakor _KaranKahape Road W. H, Yonng, Grccer. ..Poasonby Kosd R. Blrnie, Baker _ _Aroh Hill J, Reid, Cabinetmaker —Corner of Kyber Pasa and Syirjonds-si. 8. Reid, Gtooer _ -Corner of Kyber Pass and Graf ton Roadi W. a Collins, Grocar ..ParueU A. Holdt, Cabluotmnkor _Newmartcot. DELIVERIES I- Town Hourly. Bnbnibas i U a.m. snO. i p,mi No. Tfl, Tolephono Exchangei . aKADOKFIOBi- NATHAN'a BOND. OuaiOMEOPBE-STBEin' ,- yOKLAflju VICPrUBB • VKAUXKB £.;?D BILDINQ ÜBPOT. j, a, db oousos? Btfja ts colUy W Ms old Crlssds end thu gens pubiln that be bait ondsriratDja the Manasemost Xt the ttv?e '^jiy.-i nKrrnnsai. whero «I!.DXSQ, WOTUBK-KKAMSWiii. SSOUNTJNQ. Sec. U sit its brsencos will hi 'iß(l«s4s-Sen St prtoWl «?aw--Ai'Bg aivsie. A fjntab sank of Monktißsa, Pioiora-tftiaiiaa Sla-iHsSul*, ,v.S tsk;tr.'.ssi of vnst AgssoiiDtlOa •iwftra o>t baxd. Swstmax as wAK&TBtzuD-sraxxs, '£t i^ N C I 5 6 &} of every description pat op by ooctraot. Nobody can. do it oheiiiioior better than Sam. White. Paling ''enooa, post aod rail; Wire and Ploket Fences of every Bort, Prioea on appUoation, All kinds of Gat.™' made to order, and fixed where required. Fenoea Painted. Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, fto» tor sale at yards. BAM. WHITK, Fencer, Qore-Btreet (near Bxltom&tt Hotel ■



it / . O» S if;.; and Kistota Asi'aata, *vEi rt fc. <%/ IL&UM SO 9, HC'OfSK LAJfS A, V«U JlNiHOlit AGENT Vuicaji iu«nn Aucsrjisro. Hanitftta i~»&tioual Bank ot New Zealand^ tutAVa Mi.-. ir< 'i'jiitJjUi' uoliooied. MONffiV laM'aiedtoi Oanltallflta on flrst-elaM sooc-iUei;, without OiiAnaa. Six per oonl MlSotred M dsi'cisita until lnvoßted. i><».vn;Ai«;."JS and LOANS Negotiated. aHAKiffii Bousjtht cr Sold to ordec. KHTATKB i'&nssed for Absentees. a IiLOTUENTS Bought, ana House? Ball* on ii. the Weekly Payment System, EOILBINII AIiIjOTMItHTB if OH SALB Ait I'USS BOOS I— Bootlan<l ■stress, CO/ Woss-etreot, 30/ lakennt.u-btrtH.it, 46/ Heslmrn-sweot, 80/ Hond-elreet, IS/ Ijigar Place, 68/ Keppcli-ncnwt. SI/ Norfolk-street. 101 Arßjle-Ktri.ut. 15s iicok-stroot. £1(1 JJerebforrt-iitrooi, 00/ Sdwlu-attaet, 30/ Porolval I'srada, ;5/ Wharf Hood, £0. liPOlanißtlon, £8 Mount Kfion Hoad, Ail Howe-strooi, 80/ Kybar Fa-a. £8 Jlßoicott-atreot, 15' Normanby Bead, 4U Nolarjm-etrcet,, 83/ Brighton Koad, 40/ Aic.to TurlounoSfcer Streets At low HUS. «ja,i, ; 3K) baND, In Sums of 610 ar.fi up ei'iV'j'j wta&a. on (tood eeouritiea. SHOP and 7-TOoraod House for Bale on tin Mount Kdon Hoad. Splendid position for bnslnesr ■. Terms as agreed. WHANGfiRKI-Smoll Homestead for Sale, ■with tplendld orobard, over 200 frait bonrlag trees, alluvial soil; frontage to Wiian aaret Hlver; two mlloa from township. BKRtSKIIi'.O-aTllttKr— New and very con venient Cottage for Sale, near Congrega tional Church, On easy terms, .penn-SIX-KOOMICD HOUSE (naw), with 3-uv)u pantry, tor Sale; very convenient; water laid nn j easy tarms. PQArt—mVK-KOOMHID HOUSK for sale In jtOUU wilUam atroet. with detached waßh honae. Easy terms ot payment. HAMILTON (Waittato)-Houße and aore of ground for sale, two mlnntea walk from Bank of New Zealand, for £100. Lot 321 Hamilton West. HUNUa— KlKhty AprcaoJ Land for Sale O ess. Also, Hißhty Acres at Walklokle, for fif.6. A splendid chance for working man. i?OCA—Now and Well-flnißhed Boose for *£OV gaio, B t Kooky Nook, New Norti Hood j jjllotment 40 x 120. Very easy terms. TVJOKTHOOTK — Seven-roomed House, ont- JLi buildings, 5.0., and SO acres of Land for Bsle. Very ohesp, Grnr.d view of the harbour, t«onj>-8"OUK-KOOilKU SOUBH for Sale. &A V v o jf Cook-street, with large allotment. - s QKATOKA TOWNSHIP. - Two Large 1 (.Mroer Allotments for Sale for £30, having hrce frontages. MOUNT JCDEN—Five-roomed House and two acres of voloanlo soil for Sale. Vine rlow. Orohard. fee TJOKSONBY—Xew Six-roomed House foi X Sale noar the Three Lampa, Prioe, £320 lC::-3>< terms of payment DKVONPOKT, Lake Boad —Several vorj choice VUla Sites for Sale, having roct and tea frontages, and poaseaalnK the flneei londsaspo views to bo found around Auckland, Very oaay torm« of yaymont NICK NSW COTTASK In Ne>» *"4«'v ton for Sals, with largo shed, allot ment 10 x 100; very oheao. W AITBMATAIUVKH IfaONTAaK.-Lano VV for Salo at 62 psr aore, In large or small blot'fcs, K&sj terma. T> iKNKliL—House f.nfl 1) acres orohard foi X Sale, in full bearing! cowshed, workshop, fowlhousc, £o.: fine eos view. £t oA_youß-aooMKU uonas for sale li i*u iheOity. BmaU deposit and weekU sycienrj) taken. J?OP«— HOUSSS for Sale In WUliam-atreet, Xi&OJ uoarßt. Jannis" Churoh. T7»l'SOM—GentleniAji'B Villa K«jiidenoe, nereii .iU nxiizirj, eoMh-hooao, eUbllnn, &0. £000. Ox l e-TIiKEK-KIWMKU UOU3B for Sale '»'*v u:Newton, near Klna'i Arm* Hotel; lout jiiijiLiect,'1 Km?term*. RSM L'KKA—ie «•«&, for Sale 1 excellent mil sc<J cplendlil Tievr BRiyii'tON UOAD, Parnell — Six-roomefl :ioi! tot 9ils, »)lotment 40 x 1001 wttei iw'J ?r, I'rloe. S37S. OONSuKHY—ffow Slx-roomsd House and t Wortr.hop tor sale: »wo allohnenU i twe £i\iiiS.\gt» i easy taitaß. \XTnlj.iSlii OK-STI(KST, —Pretty Cottage *> ior sale, dsar Si. Jibibb'b Chcrohi go ami rf»t<* laid ou: narilsn, &<s. T>AKNKLL. — N«wlj-- Itnlshed Sbc-roomed 1 Kcivso te sala i pleasant view | £380. V*JOUS tlso For Sola a! Waikomia, Paro * p:orenio,Btoks9'9fPolnt,WftHalteroi,Mahn. rs.oe?.i North Shore, Papaijnra, &o. Also, see li£! ia .V«a ifesJflnii HeraM and Weeklu Newt, Q HAS. WUiiIAMSO K. KST/.T* i.tiVNT Vtn.OAW Tj.il»» AMEs T i Jl DAL, ACCOUNTANT, HOU3B, LAND, & COMMISSION ASKNT, And Law Wbttkb, HIGH-STREET, Auckland, FOR SALE: BKRK3rORD-3TRBKT-Now weU finished 7" roomed Uwelling-hcuse.vaintedand papered w*tor laid co. Prloe &SW. »RAKJ-3TKKEr (Freoman's Bay)—Comfort ahli roomed Uwlpling-honsa and yard, litusted on south st'lo ot utreot, and having a beautiful harbonr view; km and water laidOD. Price. C10!i. COLMCUK ROAD (Pansonbyl—Allotment 112, Bonth eide, 33 feet frontage, * ORIiKTON HO.l.U—AUOtmant 16, Of Saction 10. oornor of Orafton 'void and Wynyard street, with tnn-roomod House, stables, and outhonsos. Prioo £1000. CHA.FSLrSTRKKT—Sis-roomed House oufl Stable. £500. VICTOKIA-STKRBT WB3T—Three Brlok Shoes and DwoUing-honses, just built Prlon, £2,100, or to Let at 30s per week eaoh. FUKEHOT.D SLOOK. In central position, olose to Qaeon-3treot. with Brick Bnlldlnaa and Iron root saiuble for 'Warehouses, &c Proprietors havluß Houses or Land to dispose Ot are requested '.a communicate with the under signed. No onargo unless sold. jamesTTndai., HIOH-STRBET. T W H A JR D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE A3HNT. MONSY LENT ON PKKSONAIt SEOTTBITT. HISH-STRKKT. AUOKtASP. "IU O X S A L B ■^ By EDWARD WAYTK, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBKRT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. Insupora^bnlldlnit: Man'aroom, washhouee, outbuildings, coachhouse, stable. cowhouse; fine ve'eanio soil; magnillooDt view; nearsiatuin. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-10 acres In convenient Dsddoctss, with Seven-roamed Houne. nuthulldlngs, Cistern, B"rult Trees. Offered for afosv d ays. A Bargain. MOPNt AL3BRT (near Hallway Statlon)- Allu' men ta Half-act one wards; Voloanio Soil, Business mtep, Alagniaoent View. The whole ot the parchsbe money can remain at 7 per oont. . • HOTJSK OF KI9HT ROOM 3 (weU built). 16 minutes from Queen-streat. Adaotod for private res!denoa or bualnees. Oaß Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No, SOS. MOONTEDKV(near Railway Station)-Seven room?d House and Large Allotment;: good bußinoss site, £50!) only. Terms—Kasy. VIKW ROAD (Mount Edon)—Fine Seven rouniod Uouso; lofty rooma, oonorete cittern, boiler, oathouso, with nearly one acre voi ciinlu land. COTTAGK and Large ALLOTMKNT 188 feet by 150. close to City. 8200. CORNER SHOP and OWKLLING at Parnell— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, aa one -fortune has already been made out of it. WANTED KNOWN-That E. Wayte. House and Land A cant, 177, Quee.n-str.eot, has con stant applications to purchaeo or rent Small Howes within ea»y dlstnncs of Queen-Btreet. and for linHdlDg Sitca. COTTAGE and ALLOTMKNT, Ponsonbr. £160. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Se&nald P.oad cheap. Ed. WAYTE. House and Land Agent, T AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, ■^ valuator, Schkr.?bi's Buildings, Fobt-stbbet, ADCKLAND. Tho undera'Rned, in Commenolng BnslneEj t> Auckland, bsiis to annonnoti that twelve so+rr' expeiieoce in Walkato h^a given him an lntl muto knowledge of the rtißtrlot. as well aa a bnslnosa connection extending to all'parts of the Auckland Province. He la, therefore, in a position to give the fullest and most reliable Information to intending rattlers, who will reoelve letters of Introduction to- his local Agents, and they will offer every faoilliy tor Lospeotlng sho VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON HAND Fob Sale. Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the ahortOßt notice. MOSEY ADVANCED ou Freehold BeoarlUea In suma of £IGO up to ££,000! MONSY INVESTED, and no ohargo made to Investors. KENNEDY HILL,