AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

TIM AE U.

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TIMARU, Wednesday nigbt,

FUCC£*S would appear to attend the foot sttpa of Auckland ou thtir Southern travels The match to-day appears at present to be another certain victory. The scoriug was not so high aa io the previous matches, put this is accounted for by the fact that the wicket was bet'er aud uot so fast cs at Oinuuru, while the bowling was also very «ood. A Dunedin newspaper has discussed tho remarkable tact that we had an unmis takeaWs tail because tbe last half dozen men went out for very few runs. The tail must huve developed alarmingly, as all the joints o£ which it was composed, with one or two exceptions, have managed to get into high figures. This looks promising for the Canterbury match, which w still looked upon down here as a certain defeat for us. I Testro, who had very bad luck previously, curae off well to-day, when he was wanted, making the stand of 22 ; including one four, four twos, and ten single*. Norrie caught him splendidly off a barely possible catch. O'Biicn, who played the prettiest inninga of the day, was bowled for 23 ; which com prised two fours, six twos, aud three single s. Robinson's 19 were all got very quickly, and embraced two fours, three twos, and five tingle?. Lanklum's bowiing perfor mance was tbe feature of the match. He to»k five wicktts aud no runs in the first innings, and two wickets for two runs in the eccond, making a total of seven wickets for two runs. Mr A. B. Whitaker joined the team here, and travels with it to (Jhriat church. The following is a desciiption of the conc'udiDg part of yesterday's play : Lunch having been discussed Auckland wont to the wickets. At three o'clock Timaru had been strengthened by the ar livol of Norrie, in whose place Ness had batted in the first ianings. I ankbam and Burton took their places at the wickets, facing tho bowling ot Hugbes and i ough. The former trundled a maiden, and LaDk ham scored 2 and 1 off the o her bowler, carton got Hughes out of bounds for 4, and followed it up by a big cat for 2 off the same bawling. .Lank lam was bowled by Lough in tho next over—l—3 -10. Arneil, tne ntxt man, slipped Hughes for a single, and Uartoii cut the other bowler for 2. Singles came steadily, and 20 appeared on the tele graph Tho batting waa now very pretty, bJih nun plajing back and cuttiDg every thing along the carpet. Soon afterwards, Arneil departing from rule, had his off stump taken by a leg-break—2—7—24. Yaes joined Barton, and the latter tig nali ed the event by cutting Hughes almost out of bmnds for a single, sniefcinp Lough to leg for another. "Kates got ooe from a clean oil' drive. Barton letting out at Lough was "yorked"—3-14-27. Testro was the next man, and played carefully for three singles, when his last partner, Yates, put one_ into Smith's hand at long-otf, 'Jhings were not looking particularly bright for Auckland whea Hobinson wetu iv. Teatro got two f.-om a lino on drive from Hughes, and Jhobinson put Lough near the boundary line for a si: gle, and then snicked the same bowler for 2. Tesuo get a flukey one to leg off Hughes and cut Lough again to the end of the field for a couple, the balls being smartly returned. Robinson managed another single, and Testro put Hughes beautifully out of bounds for four. A grand drive by Robinson added more, aad the same batsman followed it up by getting Lough's next ball to equare leg for 2. Another drive by Robinson brought 50 up— appearances now brightening considerably for the visitors. A single came from both ends, and KoWnson lilted Lough clean ont of the ground to long-on for 4 and brought up GO, with another boundary leg-hit for 4. With the assistance of singles he was all but 20 whm he skied one of Lough's to vquare leg, and was caught by >'onie — s—]9 _G5. Blair followed, and cut the new bowler, King, for a single. Imme diately afterwards he ran to ODe of Testro's cuts, ai.d had passed tho wbket ween tney were thrown down, but singularly enough, he was given out, tho spectators signifying their disap proval by cries of dissent from t*ie ruling —G—l —G9. O'Brien next made a good diivc for 2, and then cut Lough over the boundary of square leg, getting 4. Tcstra ai',;uQ commenced to knock the bowling about, and SO soon appeared on the telegraph. Hughes toolc a bill at the upper end, and Teatro was caught at cov^r point by. Korrio off hia third — 7—22 —81. Gardner weut iv next, and commenced with a single. O'Brien add ing 2 and 1 to his score, Gardner snicked Hugnes far a single. O'Brien got the same bowler to -long leg for 2, and 00 appeared. Lough took the ball ti the lower end, and O'iSrien converted tho first over into a rather profitable one, ■getting acouple of two's and a tingle oft it. McKenzie took the lower end. Guduer cut him for a single, aud O'Bneu carefully negotiated the remainder of the over. The scoring stopped eutirely for over five minu'ea; toen O'Brien drove Hughe3 fur 2, and lifted him over the bouuds at loDg-on tor 4, bringing 100 up. Soon afterwa ds Gatdner pasted one of McKcnzie's up bchin'l the wicket, and Jones turned round to catch it, but fell. While on his back, however, he caught it in one hand—9—6 — 100. Gill wen', in, aud lost his partner, O'Brien, being bowled by Hughes off his elbow. Gill gat a couple by cutting Me- Ecnzic neatly along tho carpet, and Buck lund, last man. got thesame bowler to leg for a singe. Gill also got a snick to leg for l.andßucklandfollowed suit.'buttae bowler revenged himself by corking him. Gill carried his bat out for 4. The innings closed for 114. The fielding of the local men was good, and they had the services of an excellent wicket-keeper. O'Brien's batting was very pretty, while Testra showed excellent steady play and. fine style. Timaru commenced the second innings at 20 minutes to 6, Smith and Shepherd facing the bowling .of Lnnkk&m and Robinson. Bath bowlers commenced with maidens. Shepherd cut the second of Lankbarn's over sharply to Gill at cover point, where it was splendidly held in one hand—l—o.-0, £aymoad followed, but gave Robin.* on a chance of his second,; which "Billy" could not refuse—2-Q—o. Hughes took his placo at the wicket and commenced the Timaru score by a snick for a Dingle off Lankham which Smith imitated with a score at two for loss of two wickets. When time was called Bobinson had bowled two maidens and Lankham three overs, two of which were maidens for two wickets, and two runs. Auckland-First Innings. lankhtkm, b'Lcujh , „ 3 Batton, b Laugh „ U Arnoll, b ljouuh 7 Y/ates. cJ. Smith, h Hnghos .. _ 2 Testro, o Norrio, b llu;lies .. ~ 3 Robinson, o Norrie, b Lough „ .. 19 Blatr, run out- .. „ _ ~~ 1 O'Brion. bHuprfcei .. .. „ ..25 Gardner, o Jo.no>, b MoKeczlo.. ..6 Hill, not out. _ ..I Buottland, b Hughes .. « ..2 Kxtra3 .. .. .. .. ... U Total „, .. „ ~ ..ill BOWLING ANALYSIS. I .« a",■& Hnghos .. ..109 48 i i Lough .. - .. 90 44 3 i Klati 3$ 10 I 0 MoKenzto 3! 1 3 0 I King bowled ono v, lite.

MAYORAL ELECTIONS.

Lyttslton —Mr R. Webb was elected Mayor of Lyttolton by 195 votes to 131 for the other candidate, Mr B, Weybourn. Dunedin.—The Mayoral election re sulted as follows: -Mr Thomson, 927; Mr ttoss, 405. Considerable interest was taken in the election. Hamilton.—The polling resulted as follows :—Mr Knox, 62 ;Mr Peat, 57. Wbstport.—Mr W. K. Haselden was re-elected Mayor by a majority of one over Mr John Carr. Wat. M. Lloyd was the third candidate. Imvercaegili,.—Mr John BiDgsland was elected, the nambers being :—Kings land, 269; J. L. McUonald, 213. Only about two-tbirds of the electors voted,

Medical Practitioners will find1 that In bt Sipient phthisis obronto bronchial altEctiona. complicated asthmatical complaints, and in moat cases who o the breathing powers aro oppres sed and o .nstnoted with corresponding loss of vital energy, &o. Aickin"s Syrup o£ Eucalyptus with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quioine, is an effective phuramaceutical prapa- J-ation of great value. It has the eflfeot or. speedily stimulating the bronchial mucona membrane and freeing tenacious phleem &S ?> thereby affording great relief dijMßSSfc coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is-ffidonbE

Parnell Grammar School Athletic Sports.

We append those results which did not appear in our last issue : ■

BOWLICQ AT THE WICK>. T (Fur P ti Zß presented by C. Breton, 0.U., winner ?n * 1881.,-H. P. Kuwiin*, i ; wii'ite?™ IV chas, 3. . '

Fibst Raos for School Cap (On* hundred yards). - Taylor, scratch 1 • White, 1 yard, 2. Time, llsec? ' one Mils Walking Handicap (First prize, silver tankard, presented by Mri p G. Quick).-J H Bailey, serai" and Wintle, 8 yards, dead heat j Pouhen ]? ya:ds, 3. Time, 9inias. 3-6tus sees. One Honored Yari s (under 11) - w Hales, scratch, and C Kisaling, 3 varrlV &■ ad heat; B. Short, scratch, 3. The de»!i heat was run, when Jiissling won, Tim» 10 2.sths sees. " ;'

Visitoes' Race (One hundred vaMo Under 10).-First heat: J. Hall (9), 1; L. Jibing (9), scratch, 2; L. ffi (8). 2 yards; 3. Time, 15Jsecj. ' Sbcond Rack foe School Cup (Quarto, Mile)-Taylor, scratch, 1; White, 3 yard/ 2j Quick, 1 yard, 3, Time, 59 3-lothJ sees. . a

One Hdndbed Yards (under 141 _ Snelling, 3 yards, 1; Ferciva), 3 yards 9. - Hall, scratch, 3. Time, 13secs ' ' ""; High Jump.—White, sft. 3in., 1 • "Wii : Hams, S., 2; Taylor, 3. ' ' Wll':' ' Visitoes' Race (One Hundred Yard. : Undtr 10).-Sccoud Heat: Eliott Km 2 yards, 1; Smith, S. (8), 2 yards 2 " Time, lGsecs. The fioal neat resulted'in Hall's favour. Time, losecs. OHE-MitE Handicap (prize, silver tankard, presented by the governors of tha ' school).—Quick, sciatch, 1; Kemp, 12 varna i 2. Time, Grains 35sec?. y flS' Third ;Racs foe School Cto (hurdle race, 120 yards. Six fights). -White (ow. Ing 11 yards), 1; Taylor (owing 7J yards) : 2, Time, 17sccs. '•' .v:« Onk Hundeed Yabds (under 16)-; -: Kemp (ijyard), 1; Abbott (scratch) 2" . Time, 12sec3. ■ . Visitors' Race (under 7).—Prizes sre ; sented by Mra De Li le Hammond. Buck!' land, 1; H, Hammond, 2. 'iime, 15(ecs ' Half-mile Handicap.-Quick, scratch" H 1; Kemp, 81yds., 2. Time, 2min 3 .311g eC a! LONG Jump (Prize, Cup presented by Mr John Abbot).—White, scratch, 1 (lfift ' lOin); aud Taylor, 4 inches, 2. ; | The Siamese Race, was one by Whita -i and Quick, the Sack JRace by Quick, the m Junior Consolation by B. Short, and tha Senior Consolation by Abbot, These oltaed ; the day's programme. The School Cup, presented by Ut A, da ? Lisle Mammoad, was a alrer tankard for the highest points gained, by assigning 1Q for first place, 5 for second, and 3 for third, * in the upen Hundred Yards, Hurdle and Quarter-mile. This waa gained by Taylor who scored two firsts and a second, with White next (one first and two secondt), The Champion Cup, presented by the old V^ boys of the school, waa a silver tankard for • the highest points gained as sßore in any - ■ number of the events ef the day. It wsjv <; won by White with 70 poinst against Tay, ■ lor with 43. , ' ■'

DEVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY.

The Devonport Musical Society, under that I conductorship of Mr Gordon Goocn, A.R, A.M , held its third concert of the sea* 1 son in the District Hall last evening, :: There was a large attendance, including '$. several visitors from Auckland, Thecon>% cert as a whole waa a decided improvement 5 on previous efforts, and Mr Gooch has cerr.;" tainly ably succeeded in bringing together^ i a first-class society, comprising a powerful ;; chorus and several good soloists. In, one r" respect, perhapg^a alteration for the bettei ; f construction of the programme might hava i Jeen made by the introduction otiy instrumental mnsic, which is generally a . feature in concert* in the marine suburb;"' but when everything parsed off so well aaf ■ was the case last evening, the want was *' scarcely noticeable. The concerted pieces 8 were all well rendered, the lullaby, "Ya Spotted Snakes," opera'.ic chorus, "'Come -> to the Fair," and. part song, " Drops of i itain," being especially successful, given hv^ good time and with appropriate expression. "4 The other society pieces were "See our a Oars," "Hark, the Lark," and "Stars oi'.. r: tha Summer Night." After thajs opening _ chorus Mr Lander sang'j " Caiissima," wbich was a creditable pro*.-:; duction, and deserving of (he applause^ which followed. Mis Annie Hargreaves,:; gave a very nice rendeiing of " Consider !S tha Lilies," and at conclusion ot the song-1 was rewarded with loud applause and & 5 shower of floral tribute?, Her second!": selection, " At the Feiry," was equally sue« ■: ces.-f ul, and in this instance an encore Was 1 demanded, when the joung lady repeated ,-i the list verse. Mr Xodd gave a lengthy 1 recitation, somewhat of a historical char*^; acter, but we failed to recognise the title, i§ which did not appear on the programmer"^ The_ gentleman exhibited goed dramatio j ability, and bis efForc seemed to be-well ap«? predated. Miss Harriet Burgesi is be»,;H coming a great favourite as a soloist^ and her :|| tinging last evening was productive of much:^ applause. She saog " The Blind Girl t«| Her Harp" very effeetiyely. Mr Gordoß-;i Gooch gave " Sailing "in his wonted fiie ■ style, and the usual encore was demanded Sei and duly responded to. Mr J. Hanna %p*j9 peared to advantage in " I Seek for Thee in -fl Every Flower," while Miss Tapper's.H "Home, Sweet Home" was sung with1 t much taste, and tbe lady was recalled amid genuine applause. Mr Todd contributed \A '•The Diver " in good style, after which the concluding chorus was rendeied by the)| Society. Mr Alf red Bartley ; performed tha - daties of accompanist throughout thslli evening, and assisted materially in the suc«' ■* cess of the whole concert.

LAND SETILEMENT AND ENDOWMENT ASSOCIA TION.

•> - , A MEETING of persons interested in the above association, which was established ; some time ago at Wellington, by and for. the special benefit cf the members-of the jj Roman Catholic Church, took place last night, in. response to advertised notice, in St. Patrick's Hall, Mr Daniel Lynch preV||§ siding. The attendance was but smalL Mr Junes - Cook,-J.P., of Wellington ' (managing director), briefly recounted the ' |j steps leading up to the formation of the society, and theu having stated the inten tions of its promoters, he gave the follow iDg as its oDjects, viz:—(l) To pnrchasa land, &&, in various parts of dew Zealand . or elsewhere, and to give facilities to tne working classes ot purchase and settlement on easy terms of payment; (2) to lend Hi money at interest for educational or church ' v purposes; (3) to receive money oa deposit at interest; (4) To grant loans on approved security, and t» assist industrious settlers; (i), to provide fot Catholic educational purposes ■ an annual sum irom the profits as an endowment, not exceeding fifty per cent, ot profits, and to be apportioned according to, the number of shares held in each parish, . or as may be decided by the directors; (C) to establish branches or agencies at the discretion of the directors, at any place to promote the interests of tbfcjSlf kssochtion ; (7) to establish, when neoes- •, sary, a Kesident Director in B.itain, to be appointed by the Colonial Directory for the time being, to promote the interests of tite'sgl association, and to send out settlers to w*|gg company's lands. He said that the capital consisted of £250,000 in 100,000 shares, of. £2 10?, but that it was net coa< - templated to oali up more than £1 pK (hare. B[e also pointed out that tho advantages to the Catholic community could not be over-estimated, whenitvwssj considered that by merely placing their ' savings m this company instead ef tha .. Post Office or other Savings Banks they could get a higher rate of interest, and ba -~,. the means of providing a first-class educa« I tion for their children, while the security— being the land purchased and the. uncalled | cipital -would Ds undoubted, After a desultory discussion, in the Course of which the objects of the company \i were geaera,lly commended, it was resolvedj on the motion of Mr Gleeson, seconded by Mr Eyre, " That this meeting fvilly approves of the principles of theasso ciation t and pledges itself to do all into power to further toe objects of the associa* tton." : The meeting terminated with a Tote o! thanKs to the chair., We understand thai Mr Cook intends to establish a local agency and api»oiut a coni< ruittee as skqa as possible.

•*My wife," romarktd Fitznoodly,.-"» fairly oraay over the- fashions, Shea go* the delirium tiimminß." '

PrlntedandPnbllßhedb7theFcoprietor,HENßif Bran, of Bymonds-atreet, at tola Oen^l PrtaUnßrOffloo, Wmdhannßteeet, la the m Tlnoe of AnoUand, New Zealand. JgVJWDAy. November 80, ÜBt, ' .

-j THE AUGKIiAHiD KTJSSMHG BTAR, NOVEMBEB 30.



- ; Aaotlons- ,-.. TO-MORROW THE HAYMARKET. •nOR SAL¥, at the Haymarket, on JP Friday naxt, Daoomber l, 10 FIRST-Ci,AB3 HEAVY DBAUSHT Hu.'SSa, overlftud rrom Wangaiui. The above may ba tried or seen by applying at the Usymarker. • 4XFKED EUCKLAKD. TO-MORROW. THK HAYMARKET. FOR SALB, at tho flayniarket, on Fri day, Dacembor 1, at 12 o'clock, 3 AOEE3 MOWING GRAS?, tho property of W. Reid, fitu&te at Kiohtnond, adjoin lnj?Sorroy Hills, to bs xemoved before 2i)Ui Dooembor. ALFRED BUCKL&NP. __ TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, Dooomber 1, 2 three-year-old Colts, byßlalr Athol 1 Sur-year-old FlUy, by BUir Athol ALSO, A Heavy-draught Colt, 4yrs old .thoroughly 1 pair Brown Ponies, broken to single and double harness ALFRED BUCKLAND, TO-MOBROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Baymarket, on Friday nest. December 1, at 11 o'olook, The Bay GeWlng Paolflo, 5 years oia, by Paoiflo, and winofr of tho Maiden Plato at Henderson's Mill; also, Ladieu' Pursa at P«nmuro. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ! TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, To-mor row (Friday), at 11 o'oiooa, 5 GOOD RIDING HORSB3, ex Haurald, from Waltara. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE REMUERA CATTLE FaIR. LAST CATTLE^FaIR FOR THE SEASON. BNTBIB3on or before TUESDAYi Deccember 9. ALFBED BUCKLAND.



TOSBDAYb tHSHA? M A R X B » SALS OS WOOi, SHKEPSKIHS HIDKa, ana TALLOW, e&ab Taesdair. at II O'clock, AirRKD BUOKLABS. V, S. COCBBAKBj IJAS. DAORB TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, Ist Eeoem bsr, at 11 o'clock, GENERAL HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, consistinfr of Coacher, Chairs, Motures. Sewing M*ohines. Tables, Curtain;, Rugs. Kendera, Carpets, Catlery, Plated •waie, Whatnots, Lampfi, New lion Bed tteads, Iron and Wood Bedsteadp, Mat basses, Bedding, cheats Drawers, Marble-top Waehstands. Washatands and Ware, Muaio, ICitohsn Utenidis, Tubs, &c SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. W, B. OOCBBAHI'i JA& OAOBB TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK. SAU DE COLOGNE! THK Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, Ist December, at 11 o'olook, 4oaae3 Joan Maria Farina Eau de Cologne, No. i * 2 oaseß, each 25 doz,. i oz ) 1 e»se, i pints, in wicker > In Bond. 1 case, 1 pinto, la wicker ) s ■ ' No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & BOF, Auctioneers. W. 8, COOHBAHBJ TJAS. DACIK MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Order of Commissioner of Hospital Reserves, i TBE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL INARMS AT NOBTHCOTE. THE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by Auction, at their Booms, Fort-Btraet, on Monday, 18ih instant, at 12 o'donk, TH* LEA SB, tor a term of 21 jears. of Suotments U, 15, 16. 17, and 20. Parish tit Tak»pun», sub-dlvlaed into Farm Seotlo&s of from 3 to IS acres, having frontages to the main road, tbe sea, and the low Lake road.



For Conditions and farther partionlara apply to SIUEL COCHKANIS & SOA, Anctionearß. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. 30 BE SOLD~BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR IT AS bsea favoured with instructions rl from S. A. Asher, ot OltyLoan Office, ©sir Q^n-stroet, to sell by auotion at Wa Hut on Monday next, at 11 o'clook, A LAR3K QUANTITY of DNREDBEMKD p£bDBKB. bb per Kvmiko Stab of Tnesflay iii i Wetoeiday, 23th ana 29ch ot November. THURBDAY, DECEMBaR 7. HOON. VALUABLE CBNTRAL FREEHOLD, CITY PROPERTIES. WELLINGTON, HEPBURN, . BBREB FORD, & WOLF* -STREETS. rgIHE undersigned has been favoured with JL Instrnotlons from the owner to Bell by n"ublio auction, at Ws Ksfata, Land, and House Bale Rooms, Arihur'd Mart, Queen-street, en Thursday, Becember 7, at 12 o o'oofc noo'1, WELLINSTOST-BTBEKT, HKPBUBS • STBK&T—That targe and Valnable piece of Land at tha Comer, snb divided into Fifteen Good Batldfng AUo'mentß. Valo able bnßlnets stand?, u,ad convenient Bites tor ptivate honses. HEPBXJBN-STREK? ■& WOLKK-3TRWBT- Two Flrst-olass Villa Sles, large and pleasantly situated, WOLVK-OTREBa' —Ono Allotmont. and 3 roomed Cottsge ereoted thereon. Two aoofl AUotaifints adjoining, but a Bhort Sietsnce from Hepbnrn-stTeet. BBRBSKORD-BTRHET— groomed Cottage , and good Allotments also, an Allotment iSiolnine'. situated about midVw*y be tween Hepbnm-atreet and the rooidenoe 'pf the* Rev. 3. Hobbs. • The whole ot these properties are well situa ted. Anyone requiring a good investment, or a eomfortaWe, onlet, pleasant homestead, in a TBBPeotable rising locality, should not allow tWB opportunity to slij). . R. ARTHUR, • Salesman and Auctioneer. B IONKB. b/c,OAKB. B. D.TONBS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. C OTTAGE AND~ LARGE ALLOT MEST. Biainroad. Eemuera. ' i on Wednesdfty, BeoOTber 13, at 12 o'clock. j, f OJKB & C 0,. -j Auctioneers. i • ' ""PRELIMIKAKY JMufIGS. . WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, AtaaHarlyßate, THB! FOIAOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES.. r Bhepherd: . soA^a NKfb cor pa'lo£Cliel- fM ALLOTMKNTS at Mount Kden lift ALLOTMBNTS, Brighton Road, Paraell « ALLOTMBNT3 at tha Wharf. Onehunga ,o AIioTMitNTS at the old Wharf, One • ;«n ALISbNTS at Monnt Wellington, . 3SU panmure.. ,



Auctions. i TO-JJUBBOW, ! DURHA~M YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. Ex Maogregor, from Hawora. 20 USEFUL IL\.CKS AND LIGHT HARNESS HORSES. Ex Southern Cross, from Poverty Bay. 1 pair Roan Carriage Horses 1 pair Grey Buggy Ponies 2 Upstanding Hacks Medium Draught Filly Bay Mare Polly; carries a lady 6 Medium Draught Horses. At 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAH. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday. Dooemter 1, 21 Henvr Draught Horses Xx Hawea, fratn Christohuroh. HUNTER & ROLAN, i'o-MOKKO>t. DURHAM YARDS. \( OR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to- JJ morrow (ifrlday), ex Havrea, 'rom Chrlstohuroh, 22 Superior Heavy Draught Mareß and Qeldinsa A »air ot Ver/ Handsome Chssl uut Carrlaßo Horse?, 1 and 5 yoaia old ; stand IS f«et 2 iacheo A lTkßt-olasß Hunter, by Marmlcn Thoroughbred lrta:e, by Jriiduoor out of Pcni OcCSO Also. 1 ton Oaten Shea! Ohftff 1 tja Braa. HUNTEa & NOLAV.



FRIDAY, JJECEMBBR 8. UNEXPiRED TERM OF LEASE OP JUNCTION HOT£L, GOODWILL, FURMIXUKB, &0. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr McGlnshan. to sell, on FRIDAY, tho Bth Doecmbsr. at the Durham Yards. THE GOOinVILIi tP tbk UNBXPIRBD TERW OH" LEs.SE. of Six Years, of tho JUNC TION HOTKL, doing a large and respectable bu»lnees.Theoojniriouiouiin»!Bß o( the Houstf.and the desirability of the. situation, are too w«H < known for comment, bat. its Immediate pros imity to the terminus of toe tramway renders it prospective!; more valuable than other enbur b*n hoosee. Persons in quest of a good hocuse owinot Bsmly find a more desirable one. AT 12 O'CLOCK, HUNTEK & NOLAN, FBIDAY, DECEMBER 2i. DURHAM YARDS, EOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on, Friday next. Ex Hawca from Chrletohnroh, A THOROUGH BAY MARS, by Tra duoer, out of Penijoroea. full pedigree at Yards. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL' SALE. ' J HE Second and Principal Wool Sale of the Season will be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, the 4th Voa mbor. * At 2 o'clock. aUiVi'KB & HOL&N. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. AT STONE HOOBF, HARP ROAD, Near Harp ot Erin Hotel. TWO 2-YEIR-OLD COLT 3BY MATOHIB3S TWELVE DAIRY COWS THIRTY MIXED STORE CATTLE Ono Acre Early Potatoes FOUR ACRES GREEN OATS Nine Acres Greea Oata and Meadow Grass Spring Catt and Haril see TWO PLOUGHS, SET HABROWB Swinßlotrecs, Cuaffcntter, Roller Mangold Crnsher, Churn", Dairy Utensils HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, POULTRY, &0., &0., &o, fTIHE undersigned have rcceiveed instruc -I. from Mr V, If. t obinson (who is leaving the district) to sell.at his realdonca.S tone House, Harp Bond, on Saturday next, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE ASD DEAD STOCK, as enumerated above. AT 12 NGOS. HUNTER & NOLASf.



FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUGELAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. R, 0. GREENWOOD Q"AS received instructions from the Auakland Harbour Board to sell by public auction at the Offleus of the Board. Fort street, on Friday, the Bth day ot December, 1882, at 11 a.m., TheLKASH!3of the following AUiOTMBNTS, fora TKRMof JIHTY (SO) YBAttS, suhjeot to the provisions ot " The Harbours A.oi, 1878" :— HOUR AILOTMSNTS-NO2. 88,87, 83, and 89 ---with Frontage to QUEEN-STREET FlFrffif£W£LLaTMraNTS-Nci?i9otolM-With Frontage toCU3TOMHOU3K-3f KEET THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BiS FLAGOD. Draft ofXosso and Conditions of Sale may be seen, and Lithographic Plane obtained, at the oraoo ot the Board, R, C. GREENWOOD, Anetionew. THDRSDaY, DECEMBER 14. *.\ 31 o'Cioek. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LB4SB OF WHariF TOLLS AND ' WEIGHBRIDGE FEES. R, C. GREENWOOD ETAS been instructed by the Auckland Thursday, the H'.n day of December, Ii 8», at 11 THK LRABK OB1. THS BIGHT OF COt- LKOTING TOIXB leviable on Qaeen stieet and Hallway Wharves, and also the Laateot thaßlgutot Collecting all .Charges Leviable lor the ascot tfce 'welßhbrldge, for a term ot TJ™lvb Morjbs, irorn the Ist January, low. Conditions and Draft Leaee may be Been at the Offloes,ot the Board. R. C. GRHENWOO©, . i Auctioneer, \



Auotions. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. EDEN npERRACE. __— NEW NORTH ROAD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, NOON. nHOICB -VTILLA (JITES, GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGES, &c, &C, &c, R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received inatrnctions from Mr. Has lott to effur for sale by auction, oa Mon day, tho Ith Deoombor, at noon, athlsNKW RUOMB. QUEEN-STBEET, Betwoon Messrs, Klaher and Co.'g and the New Bank of Now Sooth Wales, and opposite to Vuloan Lane, \y/\ CHOKE BUILDING LOTS, ( Xy havloK good frontage and sweat dooth, and ultnated on the right hand Bide n( Bden Terraoe, New North Road. The land la all In good Brass, loml voloanio, and commands a very good view. The land la Bltnated just outaldo th 9 City bomi'iaiy, havlua all the oonvenleaoa of City i property without the expense. The City Water Maim and Baa are laid on to the bourdary, and Working Men and others j wishing for a Freehold Lot oloso to town ought to avail thenisoiveß ot this opportunity to seoure a Horns (or themselves. lithographic Plans are ready, and can be had on application at the office ot the Auotioneer, The land Is pegged and flagged. Also, At tho Bftmo time, will bo offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COTrAGES On Freehold Lots, with frontage to Kden Terraoe. And 3 ALLOTMENTS, with frontage to Victoria Avenue, Eden Terraoe. The terms aro One-fourth cash ((or the allot ments) and tho bal&noa S yttun at 7 per cent, per annum. For tho Cottages: Ono-third oash and balance 3 years at 7 per cent, per annum, R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer,



TO-MORKOW. I LEASEHOLD BUILDING SITE IN WELLESLEY-STBEBT EAST. T. W. HICK.SON & CO. O'AViE received instructions to dispose OL of by pnblio anotioo, at the 6 N.L.A. Rooms, oq Vildsr, lit Dooomber. at the same time aa the Cornhlll Katato, The GOODWILL 08* THE LKA3V: (abont S3 years to run) of an AIJjOTMKNT fronting Welleeley-street Kast, part of tbo Albert Park, and nearly opposite the WTnyard Hotel, i'Jtt, Gin. frontage by 132 depth, all fenced and drained and read; for bnUdlng. TO.MOKROW, AX NOON. rjIHE nORNHILL S ALE (MR FITZPATiIICK, PAKTJBANGA) la fixed for the alrove date at T. W. Hlokßon and Co.'b Land Matt. Flans are now ready, and ma; ba hod at oor Offloe, or of the Owner of ihe Proportjr. Terms wIU be Ona-thira Ca»h, ba lanoe for three or fire yoaru at eight per oont, bat the Auctloneeri aro wlllini: to >BBAnOE ANY OTilElt REASONiBLB TBBMS tO EQlt OIrCQID. -ataccoa of lnte&dlog buyorn ; any snoh atranito motts to be made prior to tbe bilk. Toe Diatrlot is ouo specially snltcd for Small Farms, as, besides tho advantages referred to a another ocrfamn under heading " KGrthoom ing Land S&lee," there Is (owing to a r.amber of large employer* In the neighbourhood) no laok of ontelde work for men, teams, and imple ments of all descriptions, affording luorstive employment for all spare time, LTJHCHEON MIOVIDED. T. W. HICKBON & O N.8.-Kemombßr FRIDAY, Dooember 1, at noon eha pat onr Land Mart, Qaeen-Btreet, over Goodson b Aro del.



-piCH ALLUVIAL T ANDS. Similar in Quality to the Klohout of the HAWKE'S BAY AND POVEKTY BAY LIRDS, And to such lands as the PARSES OF GOWRIE & STIRLING, Jta Sootland, and tho FENS OF LINCOLNSHIRE, In England, and with an ITALIAN CLIMATE. T, W. HICK.SON & CO. HAVE much pleasure in announcing that they have been entrusted by Henry Allby, Esq.. who intends leaving for Knßland, with the Sub-divluloa and Sale of bis Mognlfl. cent JTJSTATB OF gTIKIiINGWORTH, Situated at Hikntaia, Thames Valley 1,009 Acnua, Vau/ud at £10,000. Railway StatloD, M»ln Trunk Roaa. Thames River Krontago. Surrounded by Gol fields. Splendid Markets on all hands for ever; des cription of Fa1 ra. Garden, and Orchard Prodnoe. NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE MARKET FOR YEAR9PABf. Mr T W. Etlokunn, who has had opportunities Ot seeing and judging ot ths quality and. value of most of the best Unds f rum tbo North Cape to Wellington, can with confidence reoommend thla ob far and away superior for quality and position-ran combination—to anything he ha« cviii' ooma aoroas'ln tie North Island, and has no hesitation In aaylog this It will be worth the while of any Intending investor in land to pay this plica a visit at losfasMen before laveaUDg elsewhere. ir ia Ei3it.y bwachhu ifßouANjr PART OiT TH3 COUNNiY. Four ooaohes each way dally to and from th? Thames, two twlCB daily to and from Te Aroni; one twice weofcly from Napier, Tanrsogiv, and Katikiit,), one thrlca weekly from Hamilton via Te Aroha, Several steamers (Sally eaoh way fram Thames and Te Aroha. An csoellent ho'el on the estate. The proprietor will famish horses to teisons fleslrlcg to loot Over the property, whloh is some eight miles from cud to &ad. The timo taken in lnsneotlng it ftom AnoKland would be—stea mer, AnoklandtoThamßS, ito 6 houra; Thames to|BtlrlinnwO'th IHikatal). 11 to 2 honrs, or by tteamer, 2 to 3 hours, aooordug to tide; going over the oatale, 2to i boors; rotarning to Aaok- Und by ooaoh aiid steamer, 51 to 7 hours; whole trip ciwupyluß from 131 to 18 hours. The ealo —owing to tbe whole estate being offered k- Btaai ot only half "s originally lutsndefl—is postponed to tha middle o' Jannsry to give time for getting surveys done and plans ready. Being oonfldent that the Property 1* one of sterllog va!ue,.Bnd',that thia sale will afford an opportunity Eeldom met with, we mean to spare no expense in bringing it thoroughly ttnder tho notice .of intending inveitora thronghout the colonies, Note;—To NowsDODOr Proprletora and tho Leading Jonrnals throughout New ;aiar.d and the Auaira'ian Colqulbs.—Tenders will be re ceived for the above Advertisement an! tho olronlatlon of Lithographs. DURHAM YARDS, X A TRDSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED 4>\l MBADOTiTHAY. . FOR PRIVATE SALE. ,



Goveßnment Land Sales. j PUBLIO NOTIFICATION. LEASB OF FOJRKST SECTIONS IN i T.BE THEItMAt, SPKIftGS DIS TRICT, ROTORUA. Crown Lands Ofllcc, Auckland, November 3,1882. I hereby notify that tho Right, for a term o£ Seven Years to Cut and Romoye Timber from tho parcels of Land enumerated in the Uchedulo horoundor, will bo offered, at a premium or foregift, for Salo by Public Anction, at this ofllco, on MONDAY, tho 18th day oC Decombor, 1882, at the hour of 11 o'clock In tho forenoon, D. A. TOLlil; Commissioner of Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. , Bush Sections in Tftis Jlahaehoa—oturoa hlook—tuekmal sprinos districts, keak lake kotorua. Sec. Area. Upsot Price. A. B. P. :fi S. d. 1 190 0 0 (U 5 0 2 i'JO 0 0 Cl 5 0 3 i9B 0 0 «2 5 0 i 4!)1 0 0 19 2 0 5 882 0 0 93 1 0 G 505 0 0 C 3 2 G 7 521 0 0 05 2 G S 51C 0 0 51 12 0 9 1018 0 0 101 10 0



QALfI OF ABOOT 10G.O0O ACRES OF CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND, Salo or about 100,000 Acres of Crowu Land 3ln tlio North Island, divided into Town, Villago Settlement, Agricultural Deferred Payments, Pastoral Deferred Puymenta, and Cash PnymeJit Sections, as undor :— On tlio 11U Dccombor, 1882, 2,119 acres of Asri oultural Land in the AVaimata and other blocks on tlio East Coast will bo opon for application, on deferred payments, at Auckland and Uis borno, at prices from £1 to £1103 per aero. And on tho 7th Uccumber, 5 s&ti aores will bo disposed of at Oisbnnui, by publlo nuctlon, on pastoral dofeircd pajmnnt", at an upset prioa of £1 par sen*. At thd Dame timo and placo 68,000 «oros of Rural Lund will be olfered for oisb, at upset prices ranging from 6j to Sl'. 10b per acre. On the 12th Dooember, 3,131 noros of suporlor Agrlonltural Lund in the Parihaka Blook, divided Into Rural Allotments on deferred payments, ana ViiUße Satttemont Allot ments, ac prices runtilnm from HI ICU to £25 per aoro, will ba open for application at New Plymouth. Pitoo, and Haweta. Aad on tha 15".h Dooeinber, 3,460 aoros will bs offered for cash, at Now Plymouth, at prices ranging from £1 to SI per aoro. Un the 18th Docamber. 2.918 acres of AkHoul tara\ Land situate in tho Walroa and Momahuki Districts, will bo opon re- applloatloo, on de ferred payments, at Patea and Hawera, at prtceß ranglrg from £1 to &l 103 nor sore. And on the 20th Deouinber, the™ will be offered by public auocion, at Puto». tea scotloas of Forfeited Dererred-Paymont Land, also the unaoW portion of tho Township ef ltlohardson, and 19,235 nores of Kural Bnsh Land, for oaßb, at nutot nrlo"8 inDgrins from £1 to £i'\ per nnr<>. On tho 21st Decombor, 1,537 acres of Agricul tural Deforred-l'aymont Land, beitig portion of tho Wancanul Harbour T?oard Hndowmont, near Fellding. and tho Tokomaru Block, near Wanganui, will bo open for apnlleatiou, at Wanganni und Wolllngtoß, at prices ranging from £110a por noro upwards. And on tho 22nd Decembor, there will bo offered at publio auction, at Wanganui, S,BIB acres in tho above-named blocks, for cash, at upsot prices ranging from £1 5a per nero up wards. Full particulars of tho above land* are imli llshad in the " Now Zealand Gszstta" No. 9*, of tho Bth Novomber, 1982. ooplcs of which can bo obtnlnid at any Lund OIHoo In tho oolony. Plmu and Postera will bs exhibited at all Railway-stations und Poat Offloes throughout the colony, and oan bo obtained at any of the Land oaiouf. Goneral Crown Lands Olllco, Welilneton, 13th November, 1882.



Meaicai. ~,'VWK OOMPliiONia. DX. KING'S DANDELION AMD aUININK LIVKR PILLS fwlthont Met onry.) 'inn Bert EKMimT yob BiLiouenxus, BTOMAOB IJEKJ.NQEUIEHT, KLiTUtStfCK, PAIKI Between rum Shouldehs, Bad Appbtitk, iNuinitSTioN, Aomrrr, Head-aohic, Hkaut burn, and all other Bymptoms of dlsordoreA liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by matj eminent surßoons to bo the safest and mtM-osl pIUB for oto»p oonstltntton.—ln Boxes at Is lid, h Bd, and ia SA, Bold by Chemists and Medicine Vondoro thronghoot the world. Prepared b) Jas. llorko, London. SpootoUy raloabie Pill* (or residents abroad and travellers. Sold by KKifPTHOKMfi, PBOaSKE & Co. " CJULPHOLINB LOTION."—An Ex. O ternal Moans of GUIiJNU SKIM DIBSABK3. There Is Boaroo!y Any erapttai; bat will yield to "SnlphoUne" In a (ew days, and commence to fade away even If It worn* past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotohcs, Bonrf, ronKhnets, vanish as if my ma^lo; wbllsi old, esdarlnß n'Sln dlaorders, that have plagraed the Baflorers for years, however deeply rooted they may be, "Bnlnhollne" will anoaarfullf attack them. It destroys tho anlm&leuln which causes these anslffhtly, Irritable, painful affootloDß, and always producce a oloor, health; natarsi condition of 'he skis. " Suipholinc, Lotion Is roM by most Chemista. bottles, %> 33 Made by J. .Vepjwr and Co.. London. Sold by KicmwHcmsK, Pbossbb & Co. BPPBR'S QUIi?(INE and IRON TONIO ronpes and dovelopas tho corvoos BiKjrKioa, enriotiea tho blood, promotes ncpesitn, dispela langnor and depression, (ortiQea the dlKtvstlve organs, Ie a spoolllt) romady tot nonralfda, afroe, inrtlgaitJun. (overs erf ererf kind, chest alfootlona, and In wasting dtoapnn, sororoitms tendencies, &c The whole tr&nic U ereatly lnvUror&tod by Popper's Tonta, the mental (acuities brlßhtuned, tho eoastltr.tlox: irreatly Btrongthenoa, and a rotnin to robual health certain, Bottles, S3 doses. Is 6d| not! alxo, lls. Sold by Chemists evory whore. The nomft of J. Pepper, Bedford Itiboratory. London, must be on the bsl. There (0 no Tonlo bo oertaln In ef7oot »a Pepper's Quinine andiron. It Us strongly reoommendodto resi dents In India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready (or twa Is evory oat* of over or f obrilo oondliion. Bold by KEMPTHORsa. Pnosaßa amp Oq. TTAEAXACUM AND FODOPHYLLIN, V PrepanxH-only by J. Pepper, Londor, Thla Fluid combination, detracted from medi olusl roots, la now used ins toad of bine pill and calomel for tho cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the Ilvon, which are eenerally pain beneath tho shoulders. head-ache, drowsiness, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable tanto In the morning, gldalness, disturbance of the stomach, and fset Ing of general depression. It seta the sluggisE liver In motion, very slightly acts on the bowqfe, Riving a sense of health and comfort with 31 hours. It Is tho safest modlolne. Taraxacum and Podophyllin Is a fluid made only by J, PitPPBR, Bedford Laboratory, London,'whose name Is on overy label. Battles, 2s 8d and 4s Sd, Sold by.all Chemists. A most valuable and assontlal modtolne for India, Auß&r&lia, the Uapa, and Ccloniee genenOly, Sold by KgMPTHOBNB. Prosskk & UO. M a k, 's. s a w 9 n a«, ?HJRfciSON tSKTSiJ'if If 4£X74S£D'STBQS3, KS2AS tii/KSF'-QHatiU.u (•iiin.'aa* >ii?HKiotsOß ci Teatli f:-y sns tixtit ■'yafasaiorial BUnrt— B a.m. Mil i r .it. JAMES CATER, DISPENSING AND .FAMUjY OHBMIBX (MJUSBKR PHABMAOKOTIOAL SOOIKTS), HOBSON-BTBKKT, close to Wolllnston-atroot, AUOKiAND, N.Z. £OHtiXbV A UUKLAWD PERMANENT £L 00-OPKRATIVK BUILDING AND IS " SBTMENT aOOIBTY. OFJPIOZ I~U7, QOa»S-BTB»K3, LOANS granted upon approved eeouritlea ol S'fcahold or Loasahuld Propertl>>s In soms of 330 to 458,000 principal and Interest being re ssy&ble In lniitalmonts at the following Hk ouced KA'xao for repayment ol each fillD borirowod I— Ing over Per^oefe. B H, d, li s. fl, " I year . .200 MM 00 S yeain - 10 10 108 B 8 i yearo _ .. 11 7 118 IS i! {years _ 11 3 121 8 8 By-caw Z - SB JMIS B -ecM _ _ 7 1 WlB B 18 Tears _ 6 g 162 IB 3 And a tho Damn proportion (or Rmalle* or iargor leans. DBPOSITS.—The Society r,-?oetvea Money os Oeposl* t<t i pesl cent, kit unr.uni, JOHN BATHSRj aooretsry. ONEY TO LEND on Mortqago In any mm required, on terms to Biiit iOrrowora. Interest allowed on monies placed nmy handß till invested.—W, V. Stevens, In veatlng Ageat, 137, (jneep-etreet. £10 to £1,000, yICTOKIAN LOAN AKD DISCOUNT AGKNCY, HJOH-STKKBT, AUCKLAND (OPPO3ITU CITY COUNCIL OFjflOKe). Money advanced from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Deeds cf Property, iihsrof-, &o. Repayments can be made in Instaimnntaof O«k Shiliinq paa Wbkb: for each Po-jhd bor rowed, or In acy war to suit borrowers, Oommaoloatlons Confldentlnl. Post POTTO Appßßsg; Box 90, Auckland. VaQJSiSV JO y«MD si KsHgpgf »' ffe'jS-ajsEg wu/stim f.s«iarlt!eß. aau i Quean aaft BhorK»n&"aif»»•■ PWCirm TO IjKND oa JfitKIKUOLO %;&\J\J\.} SKOURITYj alw, saveraJ sums of £1,000 ond £ooo,—Apply Aiekeu Oarriolr, Offlce o( WIUUm Altktin. Shortitiniiratreei. "uiK^'S f5 »W| tsi' sttussrorssai': MJrt ei/wariis, ci V sir ess» ■• | iSollcltcra. gcrm'jesao MONEY XO liBND, in large or Huastt rams, at wmel tttaa ol l&tsrcii, QOHKSM fc QOOPKB, SOUdtUB. » Vnlesatoni, I



JfcOBK. J.dW A>'B JB-iNASOIJIICi AGKWT '*r 'jy,n.f,;.< ■!-.n^!» «uira;vi.R?i, fituitcws'l-- SSiSiKeiaelßanket New Zealand. -jiOiii.;).; ;,•;■■/.-■;i.-'iv'c.t «';,:;!',f: I;-',i on firaJ-olais BBourlsiusj «-7ixauuT Ohaissk. Six pet osmt Rllovri fl on deposits natil lnvoirtea1. «ui;rrCi,\a«s cud loans Negotiated. HJI AH 88 Bought cr Sold (so orfiec. KBXATB3 M»n»R0(l to Absentees. AKiOTKraNTS Bought, cmfi HocBOB Ball* on the WeoHy ParnionS Syatern, suHiOme AiiXiO'l'aaHiNa.'s wow sacs AS? ffESv i'OOSS— Boatlnnrt-Bttoot, 60/ Went-etroot, 30/ In&turainn-stroai, 15/ Hopbivm-airesß. Boad-ntreet, 15/ Ligar Plaoo, 60/ Arsylo-»treet, IGs Norfolk-titraet. 40/ Bareafnrd-fltroot, 00/ Oook-titroot. 810 Parolvol Parade. «' Wharf Hoftd, 20/ Raotair.tton, <83 Mnnnt Kdon Road, A4 Howo-Btreot, 60/ Kybor Psas. £6 He\c!roU-streot. 15/ Norrnanby Koad, fll Helson-Btroot. 33/ Brighton Kesd, 40/ AI hi varlaos otSev otresM «t low ia«sr. •ißiftnn SO iSHD, In Sums oi fllU ana up s»y.u«./v/ vstjvlk. on 2i , ofi fiO onslMaj. DUBLIN-BTBKKT, Newton-Very oomfort nbloilonno (or Fr,lo (now), near Poland 1 Tclograph Ofilooa, on deferred p.jmentD; J3lO deposit required. -[VTKIjBON-STUEKT—New and vory oomfort -4.1 nblo nnnoo of 7 rooms for Sftfo. ■with sub and city water kid on. rloasant vlow of the uppor portion of hnrbour. Prico £600. MOUNT KOKN-Houso and rovaral Allot . moms on tho Wpnom Bitlo for Silc. Allot raonts ut ;!2d (id ror font frontage; Kreat di-pth Kioh voln.mio ecil. SffiVJCNROOMHIUHOUSK and Two Allot ments for nalo. within quarter of on hour'a walk of Quoen-streot, Kuuy torms can bo WHANGIAKEI-naißU Homoatead for Sola, •with eplondid orchard, ovur 200 fruit boarlupt trooti, alluvial soil: frontßße to Whim- Kiirol lLlvur: two miloe from towrwhlp. BKRESUOBI-'-'^miiKC— Now and veryoon venlont CottoßO for Salo, near Oanßroßa tlonal Chnroh. On cusy terras. OKAA-SIX-HOOMBl) UOUtIIC (now), with MOW pantry, f or s n i o . vory oouvonlont; water laid on; ciut tormn. HAMILTON (VVRllta'o)-Houßo and uoro of ground for nalo. two mlnntos walk from Hank of. Now ZoulaLd, for C 10«. Lot S2I. Hamilton West „ , . TrUNUA-Slßhly AoresoJ Land for Sals for Jtx «05. Aiiu>, Kighty Anroa at Walkloklo, for MS. A BplnmUd chance fur working man. -POflfl—New o^d Wall-flnlehod Uoudo for »viov g a j ßi at Kooky Nook, New North Koad | sllotmflus iO x 130. Vovy easy terms. NOKI'HCOTE- Bovonroomod House, on» ---bulldluaci, &.0., and SO aores of Land for Bain. Vury dhooi). Qnr.i view of tho harbour, ieo-ln-h-mK-KOOfiIKD HOUaHI for Bale, Sji^ L v off Cook-asreet, with largo allotment. fjMOKATOKA TOWNaIiIH. - Two Large J. donicr Ailotiu'onts for rislffl for 820, havlnic thr»fl front lurae. PONBONBY-Kow 81x-rooinn>a Houbo for Hale near tho Throa Lamps, Prioe, £280. Easy terms of payment. DSVONPOKT, Lake Koad-HeTeral verj choice Villa lUtoa for Bale, hnvlng road and «8A froatages, and possoaslne (lie finest landsoapo views to bo found around Auoklnud, Very easy terms O£ payrgeat. £OP,(\-& NIOK NKW OOTTAQK In New A-aUU ton for Sals, with larßo shod, aUot. ment 40 r. 100: vor? ohow. WAITKMATA liEVKtt ITKONTAGK.-Lanfl (or Sale at m por r.oro, In large or araall blocks. Easy ♦ormis. TjAllNElil—House Had 1) sores orchard lor JT S&lo, tn £b.U badtinß i cowahed, workshop, iuwlhouse, &o,: fl>;a stia viow. <?eOfr_.HOU3IC ror Sal! In WUU&m-Btreo», JOAVO llCir esj j amo3 - ohcroli. E£: 3OM--sia!lt>.oman'B V Ula Uoßldenoo, nsren room*, ooaoh-bouse, Btabline, fco. «1000. RKKU KB A—IB aoros, for Ualo i exoolioui soil EUid npiootlld view BKIUHTON KOAD. Parcell - Six-roomed House Cor sals, allotment 40 x 100; vratar laid on, PrliM. ffli. TJONBONBY-Now Sbc-roomed Houm and I Workshop foi'B&lot 4wfi ) two trontajrcfl j e«B7 tarnis. TJAUNBLIh — Newly- finished Six-roomed sl Honse to; v. Je f ylettmnl vlow i £380. ftiAKMa a!ao l"or Bala a» WaifeomltL Paro •«• moittmo, Stokea'itPolot, Waljaltarol, Mahu tanal, North Uhoi-o, PRpakura, &o. Also, B«s« lilt tn New Zealand Herald acd WteUlv Naat,



OHAB. WIUUMSOB, KBTXTB ASKM? VnTjiaM TjA»» |J1 O X S A L E, •^ By EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MijUNT ALBKUT-Gontleman's Hoaldenoe, 10 rooms. outbnildlnKP. 3 <o9 acres voloanlo land j (nenr etstlon), flno view; 4 oath. MOUNT ALBKBT—Houeo 10 roonr.p, oatbnlld. Idrc, 2 acres fronting three rjnds (near station) -C 950. VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Hden)-0J acres In oonvoniant paJdooka. with Bevon-toomed Honso, DutbulldlnK*. Clstoro, ITrult Troea. £150 oash, bal&noo at 7 par cant. A Bargain, MODNT ALBBRT (near Rsilwfty Statlon)- C] acres voloanlo soil, in gracs ; splendid vlow, fronis 1 ro«4s. MOUNT ALBttBT (near station)—Hoaao 10 rooms, 2 aorea.—£7oo, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM*, Kden Oroioent. Gas Btnvp, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205 i MOUNTEDKN(aoar Pailway Station)—Sevan roomed I ioueo and Large Allotment: good bnelnosa site, £500 only. Terms—Hasy. MOOKT EDKN-llouua S rooms, £SCO; 1 rooms. C2 lO (In one line. VIKW KOAU (Mount Kdon)—Flno Hovers roumed Boasa; lofty rooma, oonoroto olatorn, boiler, outhouse, with nearly ono aore. COTTAGK and liOT-lft3 x 150-^3OO. OORNKR BHOP nnd UWKLMNS at Parnell— A rare ot'yortuotty for a pushing man, as one tortuno Ims Already boon raudu out of It. a^EHUNUA (iidjoininK Pah Fftrni)-ll} aore3 In Kr»F3. with Mx-rooruod ,Kou»b, cow-sheds. So.; abaudaut wator, good outdde.rua. £SCO ONHIIIUNGA.-Houst:Brooma-Cioo. MOUNT KDSW-Carltal 8 roamed Honso. with two largo iillotnim-.ta boiutlfully laid out. £200 o»eb, balunon at 7 ror com. AVLOTMKNTS. s-eefleld Bond, Parnel!,Rich mond, Mcum Kden, etc. Kn. WAYTK. Honno nnd 1-nnd Agont. * W ti. A A D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND E3TATK AGBNX. MONEY LENT ON PERSONA! SECURITY. HIGH-3TKKKT, AUCKLAND.



J 8 Me LKNN °Xl Estate aqsbt ahd Valuatoc, quesn-btiixbt, auckland. MONK V LKHT OUT FOR CAPITAIISTS OM 3'IHS* - CLASS SKOUKITIKS. OK IN VBBTISD IN BANS. INBUIIANOB. Oil OTHKR SHARKS. FARM AND UOJIKSTKAD.-Thora are it acres, one mile from a railway station, all i fenced and snb-dlvided into four paddoohs—Ss aores in grass ar <1 orop. There Is a email house, OOW-Bhedf, etoi Prloe £300.— J. M. Lennox. "TTPPKRQUKiKN-aTRKKT.—AfIrat-ratopros- U peotlvo Investment. Two houses, quite new aod well-flnlßhed. with water laid on, and freehold allotment-. Price £800—£330 oash, balance c%n remain on the property. — J> M. Lennox. WBtnte Agent, Auokland. a LLOTMENT in the City, with a grand view -r*. of tho harbour, Baltabio for a lerraoe.—J, M. Lennox. (\c\tti\— a first o.una inveatmont, freehold, in *i(' llu good position and rising district.-J, Mi Lonnox. JQOOK-G-ROOMKD HOUSK, with oolonial gjauu O y OiI) reßlstor grnto, etc, about half en hour's w«lk from tho city; freehold allot meat, 33 x 10!'.-J. M, Loanez, lfttr,t« Agent, M'aUNA FLAT. WHA.NGABEI.-Farm of 382 acres voloanlo land.—There are 382 aoros. with house, etc This beautiful property is offered a bargain.—J. M. I^ennox. IJOQn-l-KOOMKD COTTAGE in Susaex 9Jao" stroot, withreglstor grates, JOOgallon tank, large collar. Pries £130 oash, balanoo cas remain on the property, UtA n iWBWMAItKKT—Some of the best Bueinets I.X l'rcmisea for aala.- J. M. Lennox. i3t/L MOUNT EfJEN HOAU—Two fine Bhops, with freehold allotment (33x 100), in this popular district. Tho Bhops front the main road. Pricft J3775. —J. M. Lennox. 6iM CITY KWtKHOLU—For Sale, a large City \ ii'roohol:!, c;rn*ißtlng of 6 Owolllng Houses and a "hop nil Gubstauttolly built of bripK, and Cttod wl'li (fvery oonveoience.. The premises ftvo all let to i:ood tunantß, and produoe a rental of £328 per year. l>rloa £3300. Terms con be arißEgoa.—J. M. Lennox. 62 vt HOUSJf, with very large freehold allotment (1.5 x SCB links), in tho rising dlttrloli of Mount Eden. Pilco £750.-J. M. Lennox. 61M kjOKMAN'3 HILL, ONtfHUNGA-Houae i^ pndlarsß freehold allotment. Prleo £150. —J, AT. Llanos. i7M I>AM\-Sijt<. aAIiK. a Faria of i& aoresi a *->'■>>•' y |?«ip»ktwa V.-aioy, with newfrroomed aoiwc sad a!! ncesfsary outbnadingß. There are ffl norw !n kmsk 'i'he Innd is woll watered. Psioe. fltfifl.—J. M, ieacos. Auckland. ITBS PUiSHUNB^~A Sovbii - roomea Kosldenoo. oommsirfq a most aiaßniflcont vlow, In ths D«Bt p.-tvi ol i/oasoßby j Goeholfl allotment (SB x 132), all Jala oat In ornamental trooe sad Bhrnbs, Prioß, W,~3. M. Lonnox, Kstate Agent. SKAffISLO VIKW-B-onr-roomed Verandah Ck)tta«d, with [reehold allotment. Price, (5250,— J. M. Louuox. Katato Agent .C.i OfJ-FOUK-tiyOMWU COTTA«K In Duke JSliiV e's-Rct, with freehold allotment. Prtioe. ffISD.-J, M,Lenßox, Bstato Apent 160 L E&btiVßK.i I VUla KoßUionco and S acres oJ £H.Tcien, shrabbory, and nssture. Piios m,wo.-,i- m. iiutiuK.' uoL FUH IMMBDIATB SALS! - A Beautiful Farm of 2SO aores, only S miles from a railway station. The farm is all la good Kngllsh grasses, and subdivided into 7 Dsddaoks by Quiok-thurn edcos. The rosidonoo oommands a boautifDl view of a lska, which bounds the farm on one aide. The lionso uontalns 6 apart ments. There is n stable, stookyard, and shod upon tho farm. I oan confidently recommend fcfcl- fiiim to any Intending settlor. —J. M. Lennox, ffiotata Agont, Auckland. 40M |70R gIMMSDIATB SALK-a Commodious JT ltccidonoo In Grafton lload. The residence oontalßo lfi rooms, and is built upon a freehold uaotto (100 s GP2 llnka).-J. M. Lennox, xstate ARent. Auctdand. 83M J?ABMof 250aoroaof flrstclSßS.holl,boundefl . r on ona Bide by a river, all fenced and laid Ctovta lv gsoil JiiuKiinh grcSßoa,—J. M. Lennox, Ust&ie Agent AuoUland. 86M i?OB BALBi (a bsrssinJ-B'srm of 200 bomb, ad .S? JolalnK tio form of Mcsara Bnokland and Shsphora, Woat Pukokohe. This fine property If. saixeft bush and ierc, aad 1b well watered chronKhout 'iha farm muci be Bold, and Is offered at £350 ;he lot.-J. M, Lennox, Estate A^et-t, Auoicland. WBL mO FAKMKKS—A. CHOioe Farm of 78 acres, J- 3o"» tnlle from a mil way station. The land^a Drat-olnan-lrdivided lnto T'paddooka, and all In grasa. and well watered On even nadaopk. Thero la 0 Now G-roomed ponsel upon ih.o farm, alao dairy and all nooaaeary out-bulld- Enga.-J. Mi Lenaos, Batata Auent, Auoklona, . ■■ . SfJa J M, LENNOX, Sanxa AOi&T. AUOKUUTO



Busnuiiss bottom | s&*'' . i co k ! *s 51° 1 Ai, U 5J> *i OU », .ilHi) Q i>& SJ aSKKOHAKSHi 9? * 97, QvaKß'inrKOltif, &COSTiAHD s Wf.18,, BMPOR'I'iSXiIS O» PAFSKHAH X Z H V, 8. Panai DacciwiQcsi OiitiS—PoJSsiwtl, Silvsiraii, stid KaogJ* PiA9S iSngllph ivrfi S' "J-de*. WHITS liKAf). tto-'fiaw. Oil, VAttflssHKrt Crashes, Mis«ii faints. <-ar«ia'fl AKtie«c» raolva wifl S 3tt«a» BSlvasa Valuta f£O VhinVSU B-aili, Unslawl. Voaeantf, Jdii Plotritva Prtmeaail Jicoai af.-«y3«iti.iins,V»Dco Irtataw fou OftblSHit one' 0,».^, PlCtstWißtf oi every deEstafßtloc Jo 6WM TSJtln)? .'3OJAWI—i'JUJ'tt.W K«d i3fIIOUKXS, AibUaiS tot ISUO«M.1 SUO«M. UcruPS, &C, fKii., fcO a&frcmt or OTerlar Mounts, os.ll sites i CabOi&t snd O.D.V, arou&tff s AMlrta* «*jwa!tes; W. P. & I3 a IwvLas nlwßx* cv Bitnn tiia lartt-'jJ iko«k ot tbo above upcea ut the North felsuifl oC NfcW SBiilzma, sas ooio *o oseoHS* Either wbolo sals or retail orders OQ ihe mi»> fa,von.rafc!n toima, UamplM ol Pbperims^hiso from oiisa jtcoV, or ol orlstiol aaokassfe, aans on applta lieu. Now Soitlßiil la .iuukiawJ uhanltl liopooj our atook el PaporttßUuiuiis Bad Piotaraa Ijsfovti fltttam up their not? bomea; th«r wltl AnA sam.i >htn« to nUt tho meww Of OTSironeu W. PHItMPFS fis SOK, OnXMI-HTUCa*. AUOBXABta



JSToRTH ShOKK. AT THK WHOGhTsALK WINK, SPIRIT, ANU ALE BTOKB Wearo BOTTLING and SUPPLYING ENGLISH and COLONIAL ALK and STOUT. In Bplondia condition, by the case or In mixed dozens of say eight bottles of Ale and Stout, and four bottles Wines and Spirits. Limeiulco and Oordlalß, noted Tonic Hop Beer, Ginger Ale, Ko., &o, N.B.—Spirits (proof strength), VVlnes, Ales, &0., of finest qnality, Ordora dollvotod Fkkb at Town I'hiohb, We thank tb« Inlmbltimtn of tho North Shore for tholr yorr liberal patronage, and usfc a 0011 ---tlnuanoo of tho samo. NOTE AODRES3- Cloho to Victoria Wharf, and adjoining Fenton'g Devonport I-lonno (Drapery Katabiishment), Victoria Road. 8 THAMES OAKMAGK AND DKAY FAOTORT, JAMES MACKIiiS. FUOFBIBTOB, Vsotobia-btbeeT' Bart, ADOirr.AHD, Uopslzs of every description d Woofi and Iron neatly executed on tho teat notice. Sprlnßß made ana repaired. 73 oa hand, a large quantity of Liuupi, ntaa Iron bark B>i»fu nil Bpokos, Ked Omn tollcsa, md StobArt fown Hardwood, N.B.—Country orders pniinHUffitl atteadea >3, UPKKIOit OOKKUOATKO 'ffAWBa. mmm 8, Pa X S S X HAB raX BALK 4 cumto; eft aha ftbqva. wtt n Tap ready far vim, B3 acd uwvt-ards, At bis Htbam womrs, V«woHi*-w»SRa. a hia Shop WnT.r.ssßl.wv-awtiXT. Larjjo auaaetfieo cl ripouviar,:. KidxiflK. Md Down plp*3 iin-ns;: in aloe's. VuronSah Iron carved st ihortacrt aoSUw, Hanufaoturar of Lstti acfl Oompo Plpn. A eholoe saiboilt-a of Ofosiidellei1!, 2:c. « his Wo'.lesley-aireet efcos. OaxaJrf orfltw will »Itiwh stwifo V.r sioiaaJ BtJenltoc Uwat.'.! $0 I*7 OS 'Vui.«{. 8 51JI PATaXTSU 0» *HS Ikn'EOVan LOAD Knea Rmaraa VAkIED AND BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Chrlbtma» and New Year's Ctrds (Uoyal Aoadaniy Seriop), to be sold at lowoa» poßdible profit. Kanoy *tatlouory and Cheap Books; writing Doaka fitted with Stationery, at 6a Gd. Special Liuo of l.eciiioni and other .Account Ilnokn. HENRY WHITE, Bookseller and Stattoneu, Hlßh-atroot. Auckland. Bil a NO i N Ci SJ ot evory dworiptlon put np by contract Nobody oan do 1* choapor or bettoi1 thsa Sam White. Paling Fences, poat and mil i Wire and Picket Fonoen of evory sort, Prices on application. AU klnda ot Gates made to order, and fixed whure required. Fence* P&lutori, Poata. Kails, Paling, Hhlußlo*. Houno Uk-cis, tea, tor rolfl at yordg, SAM, WHITE, Fenoor. Qora-otront (near Brltomart Hotel ~j henjuehso n HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYHDIIAH-STKEET. A MEKKJAN PUhTKAIT KOOMS, ±\. 177, QUEBN-STHKKT (Opposite T. & S. Morrin's) NOW OPEN. Gems taken dally— i dozen for Is Sd, larger Blrea eqnally ohoap. Coma and boo the Show Cases at the New Promisee, next to Olarlc & (June's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Qnoen-atroet. J. L 0 W Proprietor. Jo. r s, ii na :* • bADDBB US BAKHOW MAS«K 80 ftnd 82, Vicn'OEiA-si'KKKT, SJTBty DoEorlptlon of Ijirlderti, Steps, Bancvrt, Pjubov Wbeats, OloJtraa aorswe, Oiothca Bcxes, TrKTaUlas O)i««!9, Sea,, or hasd or msSs 33 srdcr. A liberal OlsHmas eiiownd rs OwxatoUm eaO M wholesale urdss1. Uhon and Office BlHlagt. sad all Ktads cl <S(& ---tdD4{ work done by OTOBcJr.neaa ".vsrteaiw 3« Mie vhortaat noaoa N.Dt-Ladtloni, stwu1 naa srwow? tasi '.^ blra, VJolliid tMjviEhj. 0.38 or two (tupwici uiu Vtv-Jln.t Sir/ sake t elm * * .*]!!' Vi. n"i"ff" I*1 '*' " -



\R> lUu ;• 3. si \> us. AS, V 7 Corner 0! luorna itzsd Vlstodn-sfree**, Ancblaaa KfSl WOKUatXNT^It, 13AKBLE, AHa'i SBHSBiii S'i-OHUEtAHOa, &msamtmr&u> e^vhrixm and oabv»s ißßOrtpiloiiS Konnißto and boautlfat. Ocameiifct, Toiubf*. H«aiUUues, sniS Braty iltwuclption Of StODB Vfurk Bt the towoet possible I ci crtown tnrt cnvmr-- OGBI LOttSI LOGSI TO THK MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire some months elnoo), are now in full work again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for brick building and wharf work, up to 40 foet, anpplied on tho shortest notioo. Customers may rely upon the cream ot tho timber going with their orders, as wo have no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their nterest to give their orders to us, as ther will got ell freeh timber, free from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with dauflotch. M H. 808, Proprietor, Kauri Point HawmUl Onshnttga. September 1 ■j^ '.O_JMARK< "<*■■ i,t-tJ- P OK SAL E. 1 Fonr-w heeled Do« Catt (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly noifyj 1 Large Lady's Pbautbn Double-SBateti'BußEy Ontgd to Purchase, Donulo-Eoatod Hoofled WBW AX » BASS'B hM V, SSSOBHUEXa HUItBWf;v apSgS.hJBKS'l', |1 KOu ss U LIME, i?OK QAIiS. « O U '«■ H Q A X 1' S MAHtJRAKW'i HYDBaOIjIO tiKOUMH EOOHB UMB, In any qaantlbr, (or ootievote, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging, h an tlvftUod for durability and bard-satslniy UnalitiPii), For ianks acd othar wsi work !f !n a flrst-oItiHS mstarfa!, B, KEAUi E, SOLE AQBHT, nns';O»if-nOUR>?-PTHgK!T. J. ... B. M. A D p $ h • haa taken ovor the bualnoßa recently carried on MISB HAINKB, Tobaoconibt, and hopoa reoslvo the support of al old cußtomerSi. __ SBLBOI ASSORTMENT 07 TOBACCOS OIGABB. PIPBB. &O. QUEEN • STREET, OndetAJba Hotel,



pa"i n s ~ V * Wholesales Retail * O W. H. HAZARD, Gunmakor, Queen Stkeetj Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIR, touaon, THK AUCKLAND MJKWAkjuING AND PAROfiili DWUVITBY ABKKOY Despatch Goods ft\«l I'orcaig of all iiSßoriptionn to cvory part of tho Town and 3nbnrtw, at a Ohbap Batjc, and with Kuarontood rn«n!»y!ty. The followiiiß aro the llooitiNO AQauaraH I— A. B. Jisdfl, Cab'tmnlcor ™KarimKabp.po Road W. H. Youn(<. Grocor ..Ponawibr Koad 11, Birule. Baker _ _Arohl«U J, RsW, Cablnotmako): ™Comoro f Kybe? Pass auit Bymonds-Bt. 8. Held, BrOOOt ™ ..Cornor ot Kybor Pass and Gratton Kondl W. S. Oolllnn, Orooer ..Pamoll A. Heidi. (I«blu9tma)tßr «Nowmar!ret. !Da!I.IVKEIK3I- Town llonrls. fiul)Tirbr.ni It n.m, aafl 6p,mi No. 78. TrJophons Kraliange, HKATJOFFICitI igATITATJ'fI HftND. CTreTOMnnnSB-ETBgHT I ffBBNOH Dttisas bntnr MANaFAcrony, a d^l' i'-ay- DCBHAMST., Coccurot A'.bart-HtvaaS, —1- Pri/ato orders apaoleliy attondad to, bhu exts -oatott la ITrench MRtorlais, Impnrtoa fllcejtly from Ilia Miuafastai'jrs, All Dross auirtßtOßrflor mftrte on iiießßurc-rannS only, Jric Un&rantijfid!



At Lowest Market Kates i Basia, E'itoh, and Tar aorosor-o, Pa!f.t,«isid OUvo Oiiß rjaAKiplon'B, Soott'a, nnd Starefs Sanuii? White Lead, In wood asaata Mstal Md NsJla Jjiirgo Stook of C»nvaii, varicaa dmm>&! S?lro Bopo, from i\ Jaoh tv i inoh Stilt Kope, Horap, sud M«atU» «oie, »•! RIZBB patent Winfllsss <wood), ifrttis, anl Palli Aachora, from IB owt to 10 lon fjiialua, fcom J Inch to t lad. Colza and Irish Oil, V, H MoKENZIB, FOHT-SSBHSSX, S&swh 18. KSS- QUPERIOK COKRUGATKD TANKS. J. L. KEAN Has for Sale a number of tho above, with Tcp« ready for use prlco 318, at his Bhop, KUloct- Btraet. Larijo quantities oil Spo-uting Milmlng. and Dov/n Pipes, always in Stock. Verandah Iron curvo'i at tho shortcut nollos. CouDtry ordors will always reeolTe hla prompt attention. Load washers always on hand. mO XHJK KBBIUEHTS OK SYMOHDS. JL BTSSKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, H, BOY E V i Kas rflooßiiy Upisr>«A a fflras-oiasa BOi'OHBHI at van cohmbs oir xhk synaa ?ab3 eoad, PRIMK COBNRB SKSS" ftiwayj on b&tfi s-nmtKnai waitaft on iar orflew •po TUE PUBUO OK FONSOUIUY. F. UA VXE3, Hoot aod Shoa MannfaotnriM, oJ Panso»h> Hoail, oolls the attention of his ons toiiicrs tun! frioade to the following!—Ohila. rt»'s KiAut^c Uoats, from 9b; Uolcmbea. la Bd [ohildrcn'i I; Women's Kid X.3. Boots, from 7a Hi; oh«ap lino !n Men's Klaetice. 12a (colonial Etf.«, fro Woman's Colonial mode Lesloß, tteSd, a 3 y 'i' o x a a a \2fi~ i?ltosii'B fcuMla Hoi, Gold,andßsiiwii Ifcrtliii yiowiis-mree. Ewi, OhttfßS, Q*t SaiuLiKO. Opaa all wae'* ilaya ixcm 7 ojn. to 5 g>!H, ( aafi S«rnuAT Mo?iMjaes from 8 »l!l 10 ajßi T.ia BASa-rostaa tire uU r-rivate, aad supplioC >i?ltis cM7 scavooieneo. I'nriUob towelo, &sA r.BS heir brnstioj, qomtts, aspirators, soapr, Sst bfttii-itw-i!" '■■■•ir.sV,) for La-Sl-M s«jrj do?, *t :'.B haiw, vrtth 3->--.,als atteaf'auis. O"S i--H!t.r.r:s 4;<n Uixi^nos, Pios*a noJo Sti» Jnt;'j'* !"*;'t~;. v.i.' .lost ihz cheap HaiSdlna *»' ?-■ v--.iin 1 »?■ '.;-in. fcij.'isrtfwd. S'.H iUrhiir In j>t*<m<ign(«i. T> •. 1 i' o :i. v T H X X ( v i'o:"!: Ksllillgfl^ liS'.»tU"VlO.-!& si.'-?-01/i-«U 11? A 9U»EiSK!.-| ,r-'i"<tn « jv.h*" '."i-.S f>p:.v,»'.!sa KJ'.fc"! «a AjipUc^aii'c.d ABBSES9 i— ittfTiAKD --U-iS) LOSSS iSl'jiSfii's Kua? J'afljtion ■:£ Qaa.»"nng Vfnaftsl'>lil irtraatt TO HjaAJU QOAUiMSKS FOE \S THB PUKKSX FINBBT I AND BEST ! 11 OHKYSrON POULTUY YARDS, LAKK TAKAi PUNA. VAKIE T 1 E 3- LiKht Br<ihmas, Dark Brahman Whita Cochins, Bud Coohlns, Black Oaosi Langshnns, Manorcas, Hcudo&B niaok ollsh V/.O- White Leghorns, Brown Loghorns Dortlugß. lismbuv«B, Plymouth Roote, Pekin Ktujn and Ayleabury Ducks



Si NO FOX PRICE-LIST OF RQQ3. Kggs carefully Feoked. and sent to all parta o£ tha Colony, tOT Writs for .last what yon want, and afi dresa ob above. I jnintantoe satisfaction Id all ordinary cmseiL Visitors woloamo, Buudsy oxcsptod. fH' if iS A O O UK i » OPTICIAN, Has n Moots ai'MOXAOLitS AND BYB GLASSES of every description^ an aooarnte Sift Gnnranieoa. aoKPOUKa hugkoscofks ano tbljs BQQPKB, Powerful and Cheap. AKBKOIn BMiOMKI'BKH, TnBBMOKETBBS, JS.KOTRIG BKLLS, JBASTEKItSa AND FXTTEHGB, Mcgrxta Electvio Machines and gMadlea! Coite, OPIBIIA aiiABilES. BSWCCUtAR FISIiD AND MAUXNK GLASSES. THEODOT.rrKs, compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, SacokaromQtcn, SftHnoiuotats, Argentometers, &c, &c, &«, AOBara mm TATLOR'S PATKNT BKVVINQ «.lAOaiW»3 & KXTKAS. Instruments cr.fi. Sewing Mucbineg repaired) Oppcuks *na i'obt Orwiaa, sihwHiiKfi-strßflt, g Fi jvi a ts nio t x Ps AUOTION3S3R, VALT7ATOB. HOUSE LAND, ANO 6KNKKAL COM. MISSION AGKNT, QU E X N-8 TKKR T, AUOBCIAND, tgy Country Balca Attended. *BI WH. SKINNEK & SON. nUILBERS, CARPENTERS ANIJ JOINERS. Vulcan Lank. All Branched of tlio Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Offlce Fittings &c. W O R A fc X, 50 To^ g^VANIZBD COBRUHA. £QQ TONS FBKOING WIRB SSO babS!n!J™*™ * BVAN' B W. S. LAURIE, 10. WVNnHAM.BTKBBT. Ja m a b a v xC v » it, OAttTJSift. COMTKAOTOB, ftO [ OaoflEi OartoA KSil JJolSveroa tram Bblp'a elOa aa Saorisrt Koiioe. Br.Usai HuppUad, SISWOABTI.3 *m B&V OV IBUKDB OO^S ■JUan Strewoodiont nn nr.nnt> teMOnabla T AND, HOUSJS, & KSYAXJS A&JBNT -1" VALTJATOB. ' SCHBBFF'S BUJKiJNUS, FOBT-STEHET, 4DOKLAHD. Tha ncderaißsod, in Commencing BnalneM n Anolciand, begß tv onnoanoa t'nas twelve years' experience In Wnite&to hss etvon htm an Intl. mate fenowlefltre ot tho fllßtrlot, as well bb a bnslnesß ooniiectfon extendUm; to a jiartg ef Jhe Ano&laud Provlooe. Ho la, therefore, in a ! position to give tht» fallcot &sd meet rali&bla ' iafofmdtlon to fntendius nettlsra, who v?iil i receive lettore at Introduction to hla loosl ; Aceuta, and thpy wiii nffir nvayy fsiqlUty for : Inspeottaß ihe VARIOUa PKQPSU&TIB3 ON -IAND ! KOR SAIB, Valnatlonß ol Town or Country Property made at tho Bhortest notice. I MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities, In sums of £100 up to £5,000. MONEY INVBHXKD, and no charge made to - Investora, 1