DIOCESAN SYNOD.

THE Synod met on Thursday afternoon, His Lordship Bisbop Cowie presiding,

There were present.—Ucrgy: — Vcn, Arthdeneous Clarke, Maunscll, P/itt, and Willis, and Eevs. Eaker, Bates, Big^s, Burrowa, Calder, H. Davis, J. X, Davis, Dudley, Farley, Gould, haselden, Hawkes, Kidd, Mulgan, Nelaon, Purchas, A, Taylor, Tebbs, Smalllield, and Walsh. Laity;— Messrs, Uatger, Bceie, Boardman, H. Boardmari, H. Clark, R, M. Ulark, Clayton, Coclirane, Crispe, Doouin, Gossett, Green, Hammond, Haultain, Heatb, Hesketb, Hills, Hughes, Jackson, Kensington, Kirkbride, Larkios, Luke, Lusk, McMillan, Pierce, JKawlings, Rice, Sawkins, 'J'aylor, Upton, Vickers, ■ White, and Woollams.

Diocesan Statistics.—The President Bubmiited a tabulated statement of Diocesau statistics, and in doing bo paid a coidial tribute of praise to the compiler (the Rev. C. M. Nelson) for the method and accuracy with which he had drawn it up,

Insufficient accommodation.—Tho President directed the attention of tho Synod to the fact that more adequate pre vision for its accommodation was required. Many members at present had to sit on rough benches. iiOME Mission.—On the motion of Mr A, K. Taylor, the Synod went into com mittee to consider the repot t of the Home Mission Select Committee,—After a pro tected discussion of the proposition of numerous amendments, none of which were accepted, the first three recom mendations were agreed to. Tliey were as follow: —"(1) That a society should Le formed, to be called the Home Mission Society, tor the extension of church wo k in the diocese of Auckland. (2) That t.e affairs of ihc society should be managed by a committee to be elected at the annn 1 meeting of the subscribers, the members of the Standing being (ex officio) members of the said committee, and the Bishop being tbe President. (3) That every member of tin; Synod (clerical or lay), and every layman who has been registered as an elector should ba invited, by cir • cular, to become a member of the : society by subscribing to its funds," | The remaining recommendations —efcr in all —merely dealt with matters of routine, and were almost unanimously adopted, as was also tbe resolution, " Tbat this Synod request the Standing Committee to take the nccosßary steps to carry out the foregoing suggestions." St. Thomas's.—The Rev. F. Go«ld sub. mitted the report of thu Select Committee appointed to deal with tho petition for the constitution of a now church in City West, to be ttylcd_ St. Thomas's. it stated that the liabilities, ef St. Ihouiuh's Church amounted to £55, and that there appeared to be a sufficient maintenance for a clergyman. The committee therefore recommended that the prayer of the peti tion should he granted, and that the boun daries of the proposed parish should be as follow : -From Waitemata Harbour by a lino leading through tbe centro of Welles ley-street to ita junction with NeUon street, thence South by the centre of Nelson-street to ita junction with Beres ford-street, thence by; the centre of Beras ford-atrcet to the junction of the latter with Howe-street, thenca by the centre of Howe-street to Hopetoun.stroet, thence by the centre of HopetoUß-street to Ponionby Road, thence by tbe ceutre of Ponsonby Koad to Pictoa-street, thence by the centre of Picton.street to Faget street, thence by the centre of Paget-street to Anglesea-strcet, thence by the centre of Angleseastreet, to Clyde-street, thence by the centre of Clyde-street to Franklin lioad, thence by tho centre of JtTanklin Road to England-street, thence by the centre of England-street to College Koad, thence croasicg College Road to the S.E. corner of lot No. 17, thenca along the eastern boundary of the said lot, and continuing in the same direction to Waitemata Harbour, and thence by the shores of Waitemata Harbour to the point of de parture. It was further recommended that the property o£ B the parish should bo vested in the Diocesan Trustees— The report was adopted, and Messrs Hamilton, Downs, and Cornish appointed parochial nominators.

i>T. George's, Shortland.— Mr Upton brought up the report of the committee ap pointed to enquire into the debt due by the above parish. The report stated that the parish owed the Uiocesan Endowment Fund £500, with £84 inteieat, and the Parochial Endowment Fund £175, with £42 interest. —The coramittco recommended the remis sion of £101, on ihe condition that, of the re maining £500,£250 should te paid within the next three years, and £250 in the five years foliowiog, security being given for the payment of the second £250.

Dk»lihgs With Church Pboperty.— Mr Pierce moved seriatim bia resolutions requesting for the Dioceaan Synod the authority of the General Synod for the sale ot the site of old St. Sepulchre's Church, and the transfer of the remainder of the property for sites in Kyber Pass Koad, leave to exercise its own discretion in the leasing of portions of the Cathedral site, and power to sell arid exchange some coun try land.—They were adopted, St Mary's, Tahanakl— Tfie petition praying for the constitution, of a parish at New Plymouth, to be called St, Mary's, was granted, and parochial nominators were appointed. Thanks.-The thanki of the Synod we re given to thefraanagers of the " Church Gazette " (Messrs Upton and Coehrane) and to Messrs Ewington and Larkins for their combined tervic«s at tbo gaol, The Term " Licensed Cix&QTixxs." — On the motion of the Rev. C. M. jselson, it was agreed to a*k the General Synod to define the term "licensed clergyman," as contained in the Statutes.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL LKSSOH3.—The Rev, Mr Bipgs moved, and it was agreed, that the Archdeacon Maun'cll and the Revs. Bates, Dudley, and Gould, and Messrs Heath, Hammond, and Worthington be appointed a committee to prepare Sunday tchool lessons for the cnauing year. Parochial Repeskextation.—On tho proposition of Mr Klce, the Standing Com mittee was appointed to draw up a scheme for representation at the Synod, and to submit the tame next year. St. Mark's, RoMuera.—The petition praying for tho ctostitution of a parish at Remutra, to be called St. Mark's, was granted upon the petition of the Rev. F. Gould, and tho boundaries settled as fol lows : —" On tho north by the southern boundary of the Parish of St. Mary, as tho same commences in Bobson's Bay and continues lo its junction with tho eastern boundary of the Parish of St. Sepulchre's, thence on the west by tho eastern boundary of the said patish list named to the S.E, coiner thereof, thence on the south along the boundary of Lot 71 of Section 10 of tho suburbs of Auckland, continued in a straight line to the Manukau Road, thence along the western side of the last mentioned _ road in a northerly direc tion, to a point opposite the centre of Market Koad as it abuts on Manukan Koad, thence from such point across the Ouehunga R.oad and along tho Southern side oi Market Boad to its junction with the great South Road, thence from such junction by a straight line to tho S.K. corner of Orakei Road where the same joins the Kcrnuera Road, thence along the eastern tide of the Orakei Kqad t<> tho stream under Kenneally's Bridge, thence along the said stream to Hobson's Bay to the point of com mencement. Messrs Charlea Alexander, E, Heskcth, and McMillan were appointed nominators for the new parish. Pkocural op PORTRAITS.-In answer to Mr Clayton's question as to what steps had been taken to procure irom England the portraits of Sir William Martin, Bishop Patteson, and tho Rev, J. Atkin, the Presi dent said that one of Bishop Patteson's sisters had presented his portrait to the Synod, and that the procural of portraits of Sir W. Martin and the Key. J. Atkin had been deferred until the opportunity occurred of getting good pictures from their mends.

Pension FuNp.-Mrßoavdinan's resolu tion ior the appointment of the Revs. Dud ley and Calder, and Messrs Pierce, Upton, Heatb, and Boardraaa as a committee to consider tho question of a General Pension l( und for this ecclesiastical province, and report to the fctaudins Committee, was moved by Mr Upton and agreed to. Legislative —Mr Pierces motion re the introduction to Parliament of a Bill for the mcoiporation of bodies of trustees was agreed to, while the Rev. Mr Tebba'a motion for the Bccond reading of the Bill te amend Statute 1 Clause 24 was withdrawn, and his motion for the second reading of the Bill to amend Statute 4 Clause 20 was re jected. The Bill to amend Statute No. 2 (election of Syhodsmen) was read a seoond time,

Clerical.—la answer to the Rev. W. Tebbs.the lay secretary said that Clauso 25 was added to Resolution. No, 1 by the Synod in 1881. The rev. gentleman then, moved that it should lie expunged, Thus i 1 Loans. -Mr Pierce moved, "Thqt it be an'instruction to the Standing Committee, the General Trust Board, and other tiusts lending money, to furnish a copy of the bond (or mortgage deed to the

J vestries and others borrowing money the cost of such deed to be delrayed by the bor« 1 rower,"—Agreed to. I Surplus.—Mr Upton announced that* j fibout £10,0 would be available to the Synod out of the profit* of the " Church Gazette." (ApplnutO.) -Ou the motion of Mr Pierce it was agreed to recommend that £100 be expended ju reputing tUo Bishop's rcsi. dtnee. Vote? of Thanks. - The (hanks of the Synod were given to Mrs Cowio for her hospitality; to the representatives of tho ' Press, and to the Synodical secretaries (tho Key. P. Smallfield and Mr J. I), Jackson) for their services, The Doxology was then sung, and the President then .pronounced the bencdic. tion.

The Synod was prorogued at 10.25,

Annual Church Meeting.

Last night, the annual public meeting of Anglican Churchmen was held in tho Choral Hall, under the presidency of His Lordship Bishop Cowie. There was an exceedingly well-filled hall on the occasion testifying to the interest felt by the pooplo in general in the Church's v/ork. The v proceedings were opened with a collect and hymn, after which, the chairman briefly stated the scope and purpose of this annual gathering, which was to give church members, and even memhers of the Synod, an opportunity of bringing up matters which they bad not bad time to do during the sittings of tho Synod. Home Mission Wokk,—Rev. P. Walsh, who was first called upon to read a paper on thia subject, said iie had an intimate acquaintance with the woik, having been for 14 years connected with Homo Mission labours, over fully one-half of the diocese of Auckland, which embraced the two pro. vinces of Auckland and Taranaki. He pro*; ceeded to describe the nature of the work to be performed by country clergymen, or " bush parsons," the qualifications necessary for the work, and. the system by which the Home Mis* sions were maintained. He held that the annual sum of £450 raised through' out the diocese on behalf of this work ought to bo very largely ; increased, if the people wore aroused to a ' proper interest in it. The great evils against which the " bush {parson" had to contend were apathy and want of conti. nuity of effort, and he required, to be possessed of great patience and per« severance, and strong faith in the nobility of his mission. In order to obviate the defects iv the present method of work ing Home Missions in this diocese, ha proposed the adoption of a similar plan to that in force in the diocese ot Victoria. - dividing the diocese into two divisions—one north and one south of Auck« laud, and having the mission workers placed under regular supervision.—Mr Larking > added a few remarks upon the subject, in the course of which he detailed the steps taken by the Select Committee appointed by the Synod last year for the better organ* j isation of the Home Mission,

LAY WORK IN COUNTKY DISTRICT*,— Mr M. Kirkbride next gave a well-pro. pared and vigorously delivered paper on this subject, describing graphically tho lights and shades in a country lay reader's experience. The humorous side of the tub' jeet was well illustrated by two amusing storici. The speaker gave great praise to the ladioa for the assistance whick thoy gave so readily [and effectively; and sug gested the issuing of a " Visitor's [Service Book " for the use of lay-readers in country districts who desired to take up tbo work or visiting the people and administering spiritual consolation in times of need, -

Prisoners' aid society.—Mr F. a. • l EwiDgton delivered a thort address on the work done by the Church of England Prisoners' Aid Society, presided over by the Bishop of the diocese, with Mr Larking , and himself as a managing committee, He made an appeal for funds on befcalf of this ' society, which has done much good during •■ the past year, by the comparatively small expenditure of £20. As an instance of how the society worked, he related ,the case ot " a notorious criminal, to whom they got tk situation on board a coasting vessel on his release from gaol. This man performed his duties satisfactorily, and seemed bent on reformation, but the captain having discovered that he was a ciiminal at onco gave Dim bis discharge. The poor man, ■without money or friends, would doubtless have been forced back into crime j for though he had told his case to a lawyer tha latter would not take proceedings unless his expenses wore guaranteed. In this predicament the man came to Mr Ewing. ton, who, giving the necessary guarantee, the action was raised for recovery of wages, aud£7 recoveted. In another caso a man to whom they gave pecuniary help and placed in a situation, was doing weUy-and^ad insisted oa paying back all the money cx« pended on his behalf. Women's Wurk in thb Church.-^ An able paper on this subject was next read by Mr Hugh «, Seth-Smith, M.A. He traced the history of women's labour in , connection with the Christian Church ; from the earliest times, when the office of deaconess was a universal one, down to the institution of con« ventual establishments, and Sisters of Mercy and Sisters of Charity, The rapid growth of population in Auck> land, rendering it impossion for a clergyman to know all tho people in bis parish, gave an opening for the exercise of women's work here. As an instance of this rapid growth, he mentioned that the new city pariah of ' Si Thomas's, detached from St. Matthew's, bad a population of 6000 souls-being thus four times moro populous than the entire parish of St. Matthew's was when it was formed, and when its boundtries on the west were indefinite. There was still work for women on the same lines as were adop ted fot the early deaconesses, viz. : (1) The preparation of the joung for admission to the church ; (2) . the relieving and visiting of the sick and the < poor; and (3) the visiting of prisoners, . He concluded with references to the Ladies' Benevolent (society and the Young Women's Institute, of Auckland, whoaa : work he highly commended. . Thefollowing selections wenjwellrendercd. by a choir iv the course of the evening j— Anthems—" Eow Goodly are thy Tents," " If we Believe," and "Sing, U Heavens;" hymns—" Come,,ye Faithful," "My God, how Wonderful Thou Art," and " There is a Blessed Home;" and carol—"There came three Kings.1' Mr Vincent Kice con ducted with much ability, and Mr Hart* well, organist of St. Maty's, Parnell, played the accompaniments. At the close * of the meetinp, hearty votes of • thanks were awarded to ail who had con tributed to the evening's proceedings, and the audience dispersed after the pronouncing \" of the benediction.

Wellington Breach of Promise Case.

Alluding to tho defendant in the Welling ton hreaoh of proraiso case, tho " Wow Zea land Times" saya: "In the last of two periods of probation, the fair out) betrayed the fact that she was possessed of a temper, and actually declined to clean Mr Ley bourne's boots iv the event of his honour ing her with his hand and heart, iser con duct in this respect is the more open to censure when it is remembered that Mr Leybourne pointed out to her that it was utterly beneath the dignity of a gentleman holding his position in the Civil Service to clean his own boots J Another unfor tunate breach was created by the acci dental spilling of soma hop beer which Miss Swincy ivipad up with Mr Ley bourne's tea towel. He naturally felt that a woman who could desecrate bis tea towel by wiping the floor with it must be lamentably ignorant of domestic duties, and when Miss Swiney also made na9ty sneering remarks about his two and six penny tenement, he felt it bis duty to speak strongly to her. This he did, and after a series of tiffs "all was over." The jury, howevor, found that Miss Swiney had not consented to the break ing of? of tb.B connection, aud what with damages and costs the defendant will have to pay a tolerably largo sum, As ho stood in Court yestarday, gloomily sniffing at a bunch o! wall-flowers, ho was scarcely regarded as an object of sympathy, and few persons, after reading the evidence, will be found to pity him in his present position."

Sm Edward Wilmot, tho physician, was, when a youth, bo far none in consumption that Dr. Radcliffo, whom hu had consulted, gavo hia friends no hope o£ his recovery. Yet ho lived to the ago of ninety three! upon which Dr He cordon notes: "This has been the caso with Bomp others -who had many symptoms o£ con sumption iq youth.* Modern j-csearch in medi cmo has now provided many invaluable reme dies for consumption, bronchial and ohost com plaintß. Tho combination of Hypophosphito of Ume and Quinino with the heaung Eucalyptus (or blue Kum) has been tho means of relieving and permanently curing su.ch diseases. Possess ing thus a peouUarly ropnratiro nutritive action, Aiokin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Mynpphoaphito °1 Hme and Quinino, is a phar maooutlcal preparation specially invented for the relief of sufferers from chest affections. Agents. —The New Zealand Drug Company.

Pi iuted and Published by the Proprietor. Henbv Brett, of Symonds-stioot, at his General Printing Offldo, Wyndham-street, in the Pro* vlnoo of Auckland, New Zealand. Saturday, October 21, 1883,

TSTK AUGKIiAKD KVENING 'STAR OCJ'OBER ' 81.



AuotioDS» QO AND qBE VICTORIA PARK BEFORE IT IS SOLD, AT STBBIN'S MART, ON MONDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK. M ) DAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'Ciock, Victokia Park, t\evonport, xtorth cgork, JJkvonfort, .North Dhow*. Monday, octobee 23, At 12 o'clock, GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEBN-STHEET. I DEVONPORT, NjHTH SHORE, lan liAlB Ma. T. Dudkeb'S SSUTB, Situated^ short distance from the Viotciua and OBTSSI-i>R*\VIIAHVEa. on LAKB ROAR,— redßflgJon t/Tatmiperty—commanding varied vlows)i tho { f vSpEannnl, Harbour,anaßlvor. Tlio Uod Id nH l^tf ckwn in grass, hiftMovcl, but gradually alopl to tbo water. Hbaltby'aad mos desirable as IMMEDIATE BEBIDSNT VlliiA BITKB, and for a BUHB PROFIT TO INVESTORS. Asproperty In thla beautiful Marine Suburb la rawlly rwIPK in value owing to the large number of buudmas that are gains up In Devon part andat thp Laift and tho greater part of the JEtriot has lately passed into the haads of In ranorjaad Iwld "SHU OKRTAIN PROSIT which mart be paid to the holders. This la aim c»t tbo tot opportunity of aOQUWfIB property direct from the Brat selecton The allotments will be offered BO that pur chasers may hwo from one acre to fire acres. TbO streets are 1 chain 11 chains wide, and no allotment leas than a QUARTER AORK. No prohibitory reserve will be pat on the lots, as the owners Intend selling absolutely at (lie auction* Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.m, to IL3O p.m.,amla Family TiofcoU3£3per onnum.or 3a Id par weefc ii TV 'Whjfc The terma are mirfo to stUt oil classes ol pur chasers), 30 per cent cash, balance at 7 per cent, fDr five years, I- ; , Lucoheos Provided, Uthosrapblo Plans can bo bad on application. For further particulars apply to It. & B. DUDBB, *" GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer* VICTORIA PARK, I 0 T O X I A JT A B X, "TVEVONPORT. i/BVOSPOBT. O()A QUARTER AND ;HALFt ACRE SECTIONS, FOR SALK BY AUCTION/ AT SIB BIN'S MART, ON MONDAY, fVJTOBER OQ ONDAV, UOTOBBB tftf, AT , TWELVE O'CLOCK, VBAVS WlUi rUN ON SATURDAY. SIST Inbt. {ram Tw»tvE t/Otoos), TO THB PROPBRTV | FREE. 1 i I,tJHCfIKO?r PROVIDED ON DAY OF SALE, TERMB i it; . : 80 per cent, cosh; balance at 7P" cent, for 6 years. 1 ■ j Baa Aitrcribemettt in Anctian Colamn.



Anotlona. j MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. ' TO OIL AND CUL'JUKMEW, IRON- j MONGERS, Mil) OTHERS. Ex Eftrl Derby. ' GABRIEL LiiWIS , WILL stll by auction, nt his liooras, on tho above date, ut 11 o'clock, i 30 Caoka Vonotlan Rod 5 do Purplo lirown 3 do Oxide. . j TUESDAY, OCTOBER-24. ' to ironmongersTdealeks, atjd OTHEKS. Table .Cutlery, Electro Goods, English Electro b'poous and Forka, Pocket Cutlery, Fancy Jewellery, Albums, Saddlery, «;0., Kc. Ko. GABRIEL LEWIS I WILL sell by auction, at his Rooms,' on tho above date, at 11 O'clock; j jo PACKAGKS OV ABOVK QOOES Torifts at Sale. ~ IN A FJSW DAYS. FOE POSITIVE SALE. | \ MERICAN BUPGIES, AMERICAN j i\. WaßKonettoo, Llfc-aize at»taary for Oroquet Lawns, Halls, and Torracoa; Treble Refleotlnß Morrors (Spcciiil Novoltj), &o. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 12 o'clock noon, Waterview, Bella Vista, X>ONSONB"V J. ONd(;N,I X • THK ABOVJI BKAUTIVUL PROPBBTY. Which will be submitted to PUBLIC AUCTION m G, W, BIN NE V ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, Contains SBVEN AUI'.IH OV LAND, and la divided Into An A LL.OTMENTS, Each Allotment havluK an uninterrupted view ol the Wttltomatft Harbonr, THH AUOTIONBKBS. In flirooUng attention to thla Valuable Pro pertr. would remind tho Public that fur Bslutiy of Bitdatio», Hbaltbinibj or liOCJtiTY, and Qbandbuk or Vikw, It can not be surpassed by any Buburb&n Land yot offered lor sale, and would Impress upon the minds of those In search of a homo combining all tbeae advantages tho desirability of coour !ng a site In this favoured position, TO SPECULATORS It will BOffloa to point oat that In oonso quoneo ot the marvellous extension of the olty during the paat two years, and the rapidly Increasing value of land, choloe build ing Bltea In this popular suburb are ovory year becoming more difficult to acquire, and will, o( necessity, command high value?. TO BUSINKS3 MEN, Who beat know how to appreciate the benefits ot a Marine Residence, away from tho tumult ot city life, yet easy ot access It will only be necessary to state that "bnaes now rnn within a few minutes' walk ot the Property, and that theeo will soon be ro plaoed by tramways. THE QUALITY OF THK LAND Mar be determined by Inspecting the adjacent Hardens Ot Mr Mason and Mr Llnabury, where oranges, lemona, grapes and other fruit can bo seen growing In abundance. UK COOMBBS, THfB PROPRIBTOR, Has spared neither money nor labour In draining, manuring, planting with ornamental txeefl, now of Beren years' growth, and laying be land down to grass and oloyar, XBB ROADS AKK WIDE, FORMBD, AND MBTAUiBO, and will shortly ba Kerbed and GharinoUed. For the convenience ol Intending paiohaseta, the Auotloneera will issue FREB PASSES BY THIS 'BUSBS, And epoolarbnsea will run on Saturday, the Slst insfe, when MR IMPBY'S BAND Will play on the ground from three to five o'olook p.m. Tho Allotments will be offered lot competition WITHOUT KESERVE, thus affording competitors the rare opportunity Ol purchasing VILLA BITES AT THBIR OWN PRIOHB. The terms are such as to meet the require ments of all, namely, one-third canto, balanoe to remain at 7 per cent, for a term of five yosrc NORTHCOTE, allotment 85 of lot 81. Also, thk following : pari3h 07 matasohe. 10f) ACRES, northern portion of Allot- g2 Q(* ACRB3, north-weßtern portion of qq OO Allotment 66 lon ACRB3, north-western portion ot i A IoM Allotment 14 oa ACKKB, middle portion of Allot- i a OU rnent io on AORBS, north-eastern portion of Ift W AUotment iv A A ACKKB, north-eastern middle por- 1 a 4" Uon ot Allotment *v PARISH OS1 OAMARU. Aft ACRBB, north-weßtern portion of f A.a *v AUotmont . A** RUATANQATA, WHANGAKBf. a q AOICKB, northern portion of Allot- 192 PARISH OF WAIRAU. 1 a(\ ACRES, north-eastern portion ot A*« Allotment 120 and Allotment OMAHA. i or) ACRKO, AUotment 177 TERMS 1 One-third cash, and the balance on mortgage for five years at 7 per cent. Interest. Plans and other particulars can be obtained at tho Auctioneer's Offloe, Queen-street. ALSO, LOTS 7, 8, 39, 40, 43, AHD 46, TOWNQHIP OF OKKBNOOK, MAHBKAC HAKBOXTB. Term* at Sale.



i Auctions. I WEDNESDAY, OCTOBBH 25, | AT NOON. BTCKEW BTEAMEK 'MARION.1 I B. 0. GKESNVVOOD MAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, corner of Uuoan and f hortlanil-atroota, on Wednesday noxt, at noon (11 not previously uißpoacd o(), i Tno Sorow Btf>anier M AKION, about 25 tonp, 51 lout long, 10 foot S lnoliiM beam, 6 fecit tlepih ,ol hold, nearly now, us she now lies In ! Mechanics' Bay Intake: Kngtnoa and Boiler In KOOd working ordor, and all ready tor bob. Terms Cash. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, UCTOBER 25. ' AT NOON. 'FARM OF 153 ACRttS, PUKEKOHE : WEST, | R. C. GKEENWOOD HAS received instructions from Messrs Joußhln Bros, (who aro leaving the I Colony) to sell by public auction, at Ills Mart, i corner Qncon and Suoitlancl stroets, Auckland, on tho above dato, THEIR FARM of 153 acres of rich volcanic ! soil, situftto at Pukekohc West, all In grass and ■ cultivation, fenced and subdivided into pad i dooks, nil of which aro well watered; good , Orchard of fruit-bearlnij trees, Fivo-rooracd House, Dairy, and Outbuildings, etc. Situate within two miles of Pukekono Railway Station. and frontage to good road. Attontion is called to the sulo of Stock, etc., by Messrs Hunter and Nolan on October 28. ARAIUMU.—6O acres Bush Land, being tho N. "W". Portion of Lot 11, Pariah of Ararimu, County of Eden. KOHUMORU.—SO acres of rich Land in tho PJtrlsh of Kohumoru, County of Mangonui, and b«ing middle portion of Lot 88. R, C. GriEENWOOD, Auctioneer. 'MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, NOON. MOUNT "ALBERT, VILLA SITES. VILLA SIXES. VJLLA SUES. Two Minutes' Walk from Railway Station or 'Uus. R. 0. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to offer to the public by auction, on Monday, the 13th November, at noon, AIL THS WKLL-KNOWN PROPERTY OF JUUGK KOUAN, Situated In tho charming snbnrb of Mount Albert, dlatanco about (our miles from Auck land by road or rail, Tho Land la out up Into convonlent-elzod Al lotmontH. Of from ON X AUI'.K to FIVK AORKS each, with good frontager. Tho views from the Katatoare unsurpassed In Mount Albert, and all tho lota 110 to tho North and North-eaat; boing •worm and well sheltered, though •ammanding ono of the highest positions in the dlatrlot. The Mil la partly voloanlo and partly olay loam, well-watered, drained, and In good Eng lish grass. 'I ha Residence, containing Rleven Kooms. la offered In ono let; together with Coach-house. htablea, Cow-balls, and Two Aorts of L&nd laid oat in garden. &c, &o. Llthographto Pinna oC tho KBtate aro ready. and may bo had on application to tho und«r slgnod, who will glvo any farther Information that msy bo roqulred. TKRM3 TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Intending purchasers oan have free passes by any of tho 'bnaea to M»unt Albert, and Litho graph Plana may be obtained at the offlco of R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, AT AN EABLY DATE. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. ENGLISH-MADE FtJRNITURK. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. S. 0. GREENWOOD HAS received Instructions from Mr C> A. Byddor, of Northumberland Honso, SarsSeld-streot, I'onaonby, to sell, al early date, on the promlaco, TdE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE ENGLISH-MADE FDBNITURE (Mado expressly to his own order), valuable oil & watkK-uolour paintings," ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPKTS. A CATALOGUE will shortly be toned, and the House Thrown Opan for Inspection for Intending purchasers a fortnight boioxo the Solo. Also, (If not previously disposed of), at the same time and place, will be sold the SPLENDID FAMILY KEBIDEMCE Of SO rooms, replete with every modern con venionce, and known as "Northumberland House," together with LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The Honse la close to the watti'a edge and propoeod new Dior, and oommanda a very One view, Jb BDitablo for a Hoarding school, and la In every war well salted as a. Marina Family Resi dence, or Superior Family H*toL in the rlsisg district ol I'onoonby. The remaining! Ground la being ent op Into about nlno lota, with froitaßea to Bartfleld street and the Waltemata Harbour. Tho Whole of the Freehold, containing i aoroß, will be offered In one lot, aa per plan, and It not gold In one lot will be Bold bb out up. R, 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer Corner of Queen and Shortland-streota. EARLY IN DECEMBER. /»ft ACRES, "aVONDALE TOWfl \f\f SHIP, adjoining Railway Station, fronting on Now North Road, ths property of H. Walton, Esq.; now boina subdivided, and will bo offered for positive sale at an early date, B. TONES & CO. EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITESAT MOKBINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have boon instructed by A. K. SjTaylor, Esq., to sell above Property. It Is anrvayed, and plana will be ready in a few days. B. TONKS & CO. B. TONES. E. 0. CASK. B. O. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, rpOWNSHIr OF jyORTHCOTE. WAITEJSIATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING BUOAR COMPANY'S WORKa SALE FIXED FOB WEDNEBDAYI NOV. 1, AT 12 OTJLOOBT. NEW BTKAM FEBRIT SERVICE now r^n nlnß oonatuntly to BIRKENBBAD WHARF Bltnato on centre ot property. NEW ROAD. 12 LOTS from J-aora to! aoio; PLD ROAD, 6 LOTS from about J-acre to l-aore. CLIFF FRONT, 5 LOTS from about i-aore to 21 aores, deep water frontage. TERRACE. $ LOTS from about I acre to 31 acres BATH ROAD. i LOTS froai about 1 aore to S aoroo, front ing on to Plonlo Bay. The Auctioneers earnestly reqneert parties to GO AND fc)KK THIS PROPERTY, and they will agree that no elaborate adveitiabm or pnfl- Infdsreaulred, Flans on Application, Terms! One-fonrth o&sb, balance Bor S years at per cent, per annum. B, TONKS & 00, Auctioneers.



.Auctions. 7, 8, COCIIRANIC, JAS. HACKS MONDAY, UCTOBER 23. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, J'lIE subaoribors will soil, nt thoir Kooum, ForHittvet, oa Alouduy, Oultitnr d, at 12 o'olcok. By Order of tho ffxoontora In tho Kstfttfl of tho Into Mary Ohurton— Allotmonta 0 nnd 10. h.ivlna frnntaßnri of JO foot each to Rutland Road, I'amoll Allotment KIA, naVIDK fronUifo of 61 foot to Itutland Uoat!. BAMUBL COCHHANE & SON, Auctioneer*. ,W. 8. COOUKANEJ [JAS. DAOKH MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. 100 ACR ES, MARERK TU. THE undersigned have received iustruc tiima from iho o-.vr.or. who rB lanvlnK AuoMand, to soil at their Hcoras, Kort Btrtos, ou Monday, 23rd Instant, at 12 o'olook, Houth part Lot 67, nnd North part Lot 83, Parish ot Mareretu, oontatnluK 101)aorea. IA.MT7KL OOUBUANK .*■ 'SON \atitinnrtwt W, S, COOHRAHKJ IJAB. DAOBS MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. COTTAGE, ST. UKORUE'S BAY KOAD, I\AIIN¥LL. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Kooma, Ifort-Btroet, on Monday, 33rd instant, at 12 o'olook. By order of Mr MoNiccol, A COMFORTAULK COTTAQH! of •! rooms altuikte at Pnruell, The Allotment has a frontano S3 foet to :Jt. Gojruo'u Boy Koad, by 112 feot deep. BAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Anc.tloneom. W, 8. COCHIIANRI I JAS. DACKB MONDAY, OCTOBEK 23. By Order of tho Gencrnl Trust Board, ALLOTMENTS, ST. BTBPHKIN'B BBTATB. TO BK L.KA.SKD FOR 3IXTY YICAII3. THB Subacribera havo received instruc tions to offer (or Leaso by imblio auotioo, at tho Land Mart, Fort-street, ou Monday, 23rd Ootobor. at 12 o'olook. For a Term of Si?ty Yean, SIX AIitOTMSNTS In St. Stophon'ii KaUte, Parnoll. being Lota SI, 55, 50, 57,55. and SO. Flans and conditions of salo can bo scon at the ofllooj of SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctionuors. W. 8. COOHHINK «AX. DAOBK MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. BY ORDKB OF THK MORTOAOKB, valuable family besidence AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PARK . ROAD, GRAFTON. ff^IIK Subscribers havo been lustruetod I by tho MvrtKagto to tell by public auotton, at their Hoonu. k'oj t-Btrooc, on Monday, SOth Instant, at 12 o'olook, ALLOTMKNT 23. Sootlgn %, Suburbs ot Auckland, lmvliiK a ffoiituau of 283 links to J'urk Koad. and o>>Btainini( 3 ucrusa roods and 9 parohoM. all rioh v*ltan!o 801 lln tho hluhtat tlnXn of cuUlvmlou, part boln« U-juullfuliy laid out with Slower K»rde»B a»d thrnbtery, part or ohard, a»d tea rest ambdlTlded Into S.vUookß, all in porf^u order, Tho utlilluftu oreotod theroom co«BlHt of AOOMMODIOUH FAMILY KKBIUKNIH, commanding a nii>Kßlllo«mt aod 6Xlun- Blvo\lnw whloh oan nuvorlwoliiU'Uoted, nnd a larKO number of outbuliiiliiKu In flrst-olasß repair, an now ooonplod by J. O. MuolJorinlor, Ksq, Full partloalars la fntnro leauo. SAMUKL COCUKANB & SON, Auctlonoors. TUESDAY, OI7IUBiSK 24 JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SAIE at tho Junction Yards, on Taosday mat. 80 Hoivy Oxen from Qlabome SO Fnt Kuliocks from Bindhlll 50 F«t Huilookß from WaUato and nelßh bonrhood GOO Fat HhoeD from Q'Bborno 220 Fat Sboop from W'alkato 80 Fat Lambs Dairy O-jwb. Storo Cattle, Vlgi, tee. At 1 o'clock. HUNTER A NOLAN, '.MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL SALB, THB first Wool Salo ot tho Soaaon will be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, SOth November, at 2 o'olook. Fall-weight Wool Paoks for Salo. HUNTER & NOLAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. WAIUKU YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their MONTHLY uaLK at Walnkn.on Uatur flay, October 21, when a large number ot Btoro Cuttle, Oows, Horses, &a. will bo oflered. HHNTER & NOLA37. DURHAM YARDS, tI7OOL, niDES, BKINB, AND TT TALLOW. Hvcry TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock. HUNTKR & NOLAN. jy R. AIOK 1N ' S A VONOALE TTBTATE. iIVONDALE JjSTAXB. Unavoidable dolay in gottlag Lithograph Plans through tho prees compels ni rolaotnntly to J: O3XPON-lil THK SAI.K OF THE ABOVE I STATE TO mUESDAY, r\CTOBER C)A IuEaDAY, UCTOBKR /C% AT NOON. PLANS WILL BK READY ON FRIDAY MORNING, And a 'Bus will leave tbc Union Bank Corner at 1.30 p.m. on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, to enable Intondlng Pur chasers to VIEW THE PROPERTY. Fall pirtloalart printed on Lithographs,whloh may be obtained at our Oilloe. ' ...- T. \V r IliojrsQN & Co. QOUNTRV CATTLE SALES. Fap&knra—Wednesday, Ootober 21 . ,> ALFRED BUCKLAND,



r.:.n.XlOß'.' ' ~ j THUiiSDAY, OCTOBKR 2(1. TDK UEMUEKA VAUD.S, FOX SM.IC, at iho ftetmura Vflnls, on Tr.urßOtty iimt O stolnjr wi. ivll .•'olooi, ICO Oliolnn fe'atlnfl Ouuin, lionifulilnli'iiu,Wal 'i.i.'i, r.ti'i V/fii;.,-iio 700 Kftt WHifU !iuci J.umr.a Dulr> Low«, Biuro oatslo Kiit and otore Plga ALFRED KUOKLANU FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. TBE lIAYMAHKET. FOR SALE, at the Uaymnrliet, on Fri day noxt. Ooiobor 2T at 11 o'clook, A Well-brwi OhefltniH Ruguy Iloroo lln.y iM«re, 5 j'our^ ; 25 ovrt. trial Drown Muro. -1 yoara ; 2i) owt. trial Chestnut Uolillng. 4 yuars; lOcwc. trial Iron Grey Mare, i yours ; uaoful buck ; and in the uuxKy: 20 cwt. Mai. ATiFKED BUCKLANU. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WuOl SALK, FIRST FOX TblS SEASON WILL UK H»LD AT fUE UAYMAKKET. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. yy oolpaoks you sale. ALFKED BUCKLAND. •i'USSDAYS, f (1 U UAYMAKKBT. BAI.B OP VfVOU, BHBEFSKIKB HIUKd". end TAJJJ3W, «m«li Tnoeday. tl atfoiccx, AXJfliKi) BDCKLASD. TOI'SUAY, OCTOBER 31, SALE OF ThOROUGIIBRKD STOCK AT TAURANGA. THE Subscribers have been faroured with lostrnottuna from Johi Maophuraon, Keg., to olTcr (or Bale by I'ujUo Auotiau. at Glen Ifuriu. Tuurtin*a, on TueiiUy, tUa IXit Instant, 1 BAY MllllC. "UIU.GIKL4." (with foal at f..iot by Ijoooldat). I yc&ra old, Rot by Punlo. hwr tUrn Phljlla by Klohvlew from JJliUllpiuo, <*c. Full elfltor tv Kill bu;iH!i" and Murl of Mai', 1 BaY MARK. "HOII,KMA," i mn old. cot by Vutilarou, her dum Kosaboll by I'lniln finni Konabolln, &c.; utiutcd to 1 eonldui]. 1 BAY MjVK«, "IIRASSOi.IB," 1 yoarg old, Rot by Panto, hor dam Jtgapklne by Uolordo from Vr'ando, &c.; BUated to Loonl<l&0. 1 BROWN MAIU. " \BANDKrOi," 8 jh»ra old, got by JUnnro»l, hor iiiun Kluur do i.la bx i'umliloal out of Vllrt by U rails, &o.; In foal to Loonldap. 1 FILLY by Loonlda* out of 4liaa(lcooa 1 KILLY do. do. Mollono For lfull I'odlnron of tho Mnroa vide Now Zea land Stud Hook. 1 DULL, oalved In 1873 (bred by V. Wtnt wonb, OlrayMnnep, Pnramatta), Rot ly Twontj^aoconil Uuio of Dorrlmut out of I'rourloty (vldo N.9.W. Stud 800k1, On tho GBtUB dato will bo offbrod— a HKIAVY i)I?AUOHT 11ARKU, lmpomd from Hyduty And a Vwloty of Other Stock, Halo to commence at 11 o'elooir. Lnr.choon at 12 3C, TURNER AND BUDDLB, Auctioneers, [In oonaoquenoe of a Roneral wish that the Oovarnmont and tha Compaiy'* rospootlve B&les of Walmata nhcrald oolnoldo, tho Company baa agreed to POBTPONK SALK to 28th NOVEMBER, and TKNDBRS to sth DKOICM BKR] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, TMPORTANT J.AND QALB. rnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ASJJ MEBOANTILB AGENOY COMPANY (Limited) has boon fovoarod with ltißtrnotlons from the Now Zealand Natlro Lind Settloment Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Bale by PUBLIC AUCTIOH, AT GI3BORNK, On TURSDAY, the 28th NOVKMBBR, 1881, AT Paknem, and Boylan's Hall, POUAWA. THK FRKKHOLD, undor Land Transfer TlUe, of 7,000 aoroa ol Kloh Land in tho Ponawa Bloohr, Bltnivtoil about flvo mllos from Ris borno, Thla prooortT IB divided Into Coo tiODa of from ICO to 800 aorea. and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms, Purchasers of Freehold Seotlonn In this Block Will have an tat ly opportucitj of obtaining, npon favourable terms, Leasehold Bloalcn from MO aores npwards, Bltnated between the Block now orPorod and tbo tea. Thla portion of Ponawa Is CHFoellenily grosßedj and cannot bo turyasaod tor sheep country. ■ WHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 aorea of Town and Subarban Lands, from one and a halt to throe miles from Gla borne Pont Offlce. will ho offered, U tbo survovß can ba snfflolontly advanced. This valuable level land, with frontage to the Tarnheru, a navigable tiver. will bo cut Into BOCtlons of from a to 60 acroa. Should this not b i ready for the markot at tho Novem ber ealo, it will bo offered with othor por tions of Whatuupoko in übout tho month of March nozt. WAIMATA. By Toudor, to oloso on 6th Dscomber, Tho B'K(tKHOLD-or LBAaKHOLI) for 31 Years, at tho option of tho tonderor—of portions of tho W&imatu South and Kast Blooka, and ooiitaluinft in ail about 15,000 ftfliOß. TondorH to bo endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addroßßea to the Mnnngor, New Zealand Loan and Meroantllo Agonoy Com' pany, Olaborne, . The whole of tho abovo land is of flrai-olass quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company would direct epeolal attention to it aa affording a good open ing to small capitalists, lta rloh soil and eaßy aocess to town by either road or water render ing the whole vory desirable for MtriouUnral and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will be offered, and every Inducement given to Intending Buyers. Plans may bo Boon at the Land Company's Olfloo, Glsborne, and at any of tho offlces throughout Now Zealand, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company, Limited, R. HILL PISHRR, Manaffor, GHsborne, 23th September, 1883> mi.Uu.tiir . fIHAAA TO IjKND on FREEHOLD %At\J\J\J BKOUIUTYj alco, several Bums of £1,000 and £SGO,—Apply Altken Cerrlok, Offloe of William Altlcen. Bhortland-atreet ONBY 'i'O &BHP, ia Bnmi oS £250 bud npvardfl, si T par e&at. Sollcltnra, gon-ntecst. TRTffOSBY TO LEKI* oa Bsortg» 2 e «f JiMi-otaea FicshoJfi Beo-jiUisfi. WJ& COI.HSSAM, Bollmta* nsii al Qnsea tmS ShcrUaad-de ' MOWSY iO JLHHi>, la large or ssisj; sums, at nroal vtUn al inusai OONNSMd Si OOOPSK, Vwlaiig l>at:& "TZT"" ~\T IOTOKIAN- LOAS glfeS y OFFIOK, Q~lyk~® B. H. KBKBING begs to In jt form the Inhabitants of Auot £M land that, o tuts opened the W above Office in Yiotorla-Btreet, opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, where he U prepared to advance money on Jewellery, Pinto, Watohes, Clothing, and all descriptions of MerohandlßO. Money advanced on Perßonal Seonrltyi Weekly Paymeuta, Bllla disoonnted daily A Private Offloe An the transaction ol BpeoislS nslneaa.



i3ti(sULtieß iNoT-icoia. j f O It S A L E, I 1 Four-whoolod 1!ok <iart (nearly now) 1 Two-whoolcd IU-B dirt (neatly now) 1 Small Lody'a Phneton (nearly vow) 1 Lurgo Lndv't) I'uiiuton 1 Double-sctttoj Buggy 1 WMißomiito, with canopy. GO TO UKAI) yOAKTERS FOR IHK PURKBT WINKST JLKDBE3TIII OHBYS'X'OH I'OUI-XUY^YAUDS, LAKE TAKA PUNA. VARIETIES- Llßht Brahmas. Dark Brahmaa j White Cochins, Unit Cochins, l'laok Coch j jiUKahanß, Manorcae, Hocdons BlaokPollßh W.U White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns DorkloKß, Hambures, Plymouth RookSi PeUn Unßit.and Ayloubury Duobn SKND KOK PKIOK-LIBT OF KGG3. Rusts carefully Packed, and sect to all puta too Colony, tar Write for just what you want and &d flroaa &a above. I enariuitco Batisfaction in al ordinal-/ owes. Vloltora wolooiue, Sunday exoopted. i" X A 0 O U X X a OPT/OIAN, Baa n Btoole HP<;OTACI,»B AND XTK 6LASBKH of evary dcsorlptloni an MOurate Fit Quarantood. OOMI'OOWD MIOHOSCOI'Ka AND TBLK BOOCSM, i'oworful and Cheap. AMBROID lUKOMKTRH3, TIIKBUOUETfiBA SSLBOTEIO BKLLB, BATTKKIKB AND Irrmtu, Mocauto Eloctrlo Manhinoi and [Medicul Ooll* OPBRA GIiASHKS. BINOOTJIiAK BIBUO AND MAKINK GLASSES. Thkooomtis, cosiPAsaEs, Sextants, Spirit llydruinoters, Saccharometcr*, Ballnoruetor», Argentometers, &c, &c, Ste, ABtNY WOU TAYLOH'S PATENT BEWTNQ MAOHINKB «S EXTUAS. Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Oppoami run PoaT Oitkhb, "hnrUintl-itrent. UIMAS'B TiIOTO KOOMB, i EOStratriJ-STtiEas, HoxutUtg ant Vleliote arc intitsd to Lttpeet Pul man's YI9TTO of Uj« Hot liakos, Anokuusd aurt liuah Soonery, fco, Yh« artatert rarlntr of Original PorVaiu 0/ Mxart rtt'ebritle) it mxr taauaAs W4KHUCK JSKUTUBKB, SOAP AND OANDLS MAKUITAOTUKBEH aox'a oiiWK, KioHMoam. Oi>* Parehaasro of Tallow, Wool. SheeciUn*. Mid Bor.oa. (KTHAJUEH CAKKIAQU AJSD DKAY i gACfORY. JAMKfI MACKIfi, PBOl'BltlOa, VIOTOBU-STEBaBT EAST, ADOKiiAHK. Kaitidn oi every desoriptlon n Wood and (ran neatly exeoutad on Uui tost uotlcz, Bprlnun made and repaired. ye on hand, »laroe Quaatlty of Lampa, alt* Ironbsrk t!he/t» and Hpokoa. llo* Gum VnHatm, and Uob&n fo-wo Hardvrood. N.U.-Cauitry orders onnctuall aktenflofl to. I O. f * L ti A X *9 « r.&DJJFiIt it IUViU'-OW MAKiSSi 80 Hid 82, VIOTOIOLI.aTKJiJBTI, Ufery DM«rluUo»« !^l/lwu, aw pa, liairov?!, » arzow Whoeli, CSolhao tlonmt. Oloihea Box«. TravelUnß Chs«u. k** ■* bia« or metis bg mU llbsrtl ais*iiui nUavrrfl m DoninotoJi ;x* •n wbolooala order. , Khop and UH« BUHngn, i»ft AS tlnd* ol Joky blna work dona ar 9xsßrtano«l vnrkmo* ca toe thfirtasl no ale*. W.U, -l.add.jrm, BUyt' «a< Untm-*n t»*l k? Slifl. Vlolloii boushi. Ous or *'.to raperlor 014 icUns-itar x*ls j «nux * it o<i Tibllflßoilff ih«»». £3 » » AMU HOT T B ft, \"« vXIAOa-BUILDKKS. GKSY-S'JCKBKT, Adosxamii. i4Jß.—lron-bark Qhafta, Bpckeß, Velloaa, aita ilaa tsti V.lniii of Hwfiwne.l «l Low»jt •<«.rkßt Prto?«- A UCKLAND KAQ UUMJf A * ODKHAM-STRXOT, AVOSZiASU. One oa imtDAT *afl SA9DRDAT la *«fk wtak for th» Pnroh*B« of all kinds of HAB9 WCTAL. Sm> TOP. OXBB PAIN'S V WUolesaleSßetaU W. H. HAZARD, Qonmaker, Queen Street) Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, rmOTIOHNIIT TO THK ROYAL T*O.iT SQUADROIi #1 X O v « ju L I M X, QROUKD IJMK, TOR SAXiS, BOUTHQAT KB VAHURANQI IIVDIUUHO GROUND KOOHR UMB. ID any qnantlty, Icr Gonorofcs, Patha, ffloorr, Oellan. oto. (next to Btons. flagging, is tin rivalled for durability and hard-setting dualities). For tanks acd other wet worir It Is a flrst-oIMS matorlal. B, KEA RE, SOLE AGENT, nngrOM-HOPHB-BTREgTv HiiilL-tKSOI HOUSB. WHIP. fSIQK, AND ©BNSiU.* UXOOEATIVS FAHntBKi 3JIIBHER AJSD 00. (iiMITKD), J? WBOIiBBiiUi SmrPTM ft 7AtOTLX BuTomtua, Qneen-afereel (noil Baak of New loaiand, Anckland), — Poultry of All klndj aroused to order. Prime Smoked Tonenaa, iioms-curod Bjmxso, Corned Boet on Bala in Lnrff* QnantlUea, — N.B. — Dealers In Game, Lire Pheasants forwarded to all carts ol tha Oniony upon receipt of ordsr, Fcimii'M wtitod an in fawn or gnanrtu* C 1* }. AKfe iS BKOT BS B KS, ./ AHTIBT PKarOSSUFHSKB jOI'FOiUIB amOM BA«K\, Qt)3SH.STB3SI, AUoK2iA#ft. ■pfeotofrasjhr ia the 'Lcimt and Most yailiiauabla Utjlti, Biocutort ia n manner Un-nmnoacS ' lii the Colonliw. A.U Photoaravihg ukan by tha IiMXAOTAKIOIreI PDOOBBO, iAi!<;a cotxsctnos iwiv sbalasd vsawa »iwm ou ;:iai>'i / »|IHOB, T ITAKUUXT, / i «/ > -O. fHB KAi'AX LiOiU* BROOKS V AO-iORI, C!UOTOM-HODBB-eßi frlom i Wsb>i Vi-om l*/8 pet dOS, ■JO BOTXiAM, sJ.iS. j [UOBT, LUHDOH. 0.8. BOYLAN AND LUNDOH, OIVUi KNGINKKIta, LICKHSID LAND TOAHarsa SUKVSVOBS AOTBOBISED HAI'IVU LAHD SUB7B7OBS, RHGUHBEBINa AND ()UAKTIT? SUSVETOBB, OOLONIAL HANK BUILDINe, AvmßLAan UOPEBIOB CORRUGATED TASKB, S. PA 8 X SS S HAS !TOK SALK « muftba? ol tba ebfivt, wJiS Tap ready fos uee. Si and ÜBwords, AX 818 SXBAH V/OtlHB, YICTOEU-STBaeS, ar his Shop Wst/tKßusv-^rsaw, ojurac ausatitsss s>? Sjiotiaia, pjdijiiia. ana licwa dU'M alw&ys fa VBranflSji Xrosi ourvad &i shssytsst nolice, ManufsoSmw o? l.«ad ana fioinpo Pips. A oholtw se!eo»ioa of Chwidcllcus, &c, &t hit ■Wel!«s!ey-3ttß»t chop, Orranti? mien vtlil a!wa?a roocJvs iiis vwsnst attcntioai tlnsEßa?. .to in? Ss!« Wsis#t!, CM PATK.«TZrt CIT THK !UP»nTini iiSAD «mi Rrrarao, BTTSSrjfa OOKOBBTB, DOBTS, &o« &O. 9TK7 Fereoo can hnrc thsso In tnet* ow ESotaa 07 oaUJag o« J. HOWUJSS, 3HO3Tii.SD-BTESet. ■ I iafl SiisoaiKiao oaa oi Ills Woww-tatposssaD j PIANOS



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AUOKJU4.WD OSf BALE, Dzmyaa vma OOKOMANDKL A3(D HOE-UK MMPZRfI,- Whita CSorer, Ked Clover, Ateyko Cloyer, Oow w&:i3, Momlavr Jcmus, iilettdow Foxtail, Rreiiicd DoKaiiil, H*pa, Tretollnm !ncu*aatnni (sc&rkit Clovert, ITHOJU AMUSRiCA SJIKEOT— { Timothy, Kentucky Ulaafr'au d'oa Prutoaßtn), Pgruisr Boy Uyogßug, oantortmry Kyeartta*. Cookßtook. I'l'iiirioaruat, ICattalL gAKLY BHBD POTATOBB, AB £"01X078 1— Aslileaf tfldney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Flukes, i'ottoraoa^e Victoria. LAi'KK VARIKHKB-Hobart. Button's Mag cum i&raura, Hntttm'f Flower JSrJI. elo. Also, Ostu, J&u-iay, Guruan und Slower Heed, Cosree, ifine end Hook Halt, Bran, Sharps, New Zen i-..'id Vksx. Xo\t. daoon and Ham:. UONKDUBT AND UONKFLOUR Bit Ell grades. ISIiAMD amu VKKUVTAN UUANO, tec, tea. HBSKBTB & AITKEH, MISaOHASTg. W o pneauve gos, 95 ft 97, QDBSS'-tA'EJSE1?, AODEiJiSD, K.il-, ■ IMPOEX3SBS Off »■avnkaa s s ! s s a t-li^'i.^— Pclisiita. EBraril, and Hoagh Piiiita SEgl!ob sad OunHnaoial Siieet, Piwto- CTiU;b'o, Ul£«Bhj>fißft V/aiTis I.i'ilJ, Ooianri, OSS, VARHISKfItt Bt-OBhCi, ilte»d PfiioH Ooraoa'3 AaUotc> sstura *.aft i*a»aS biittsta Palnte. UOi;La IM a B-GUr, atatasl, Venesrsfl, {o» jHcuait i'riiiieaafi Boom Ddotii"atloag,F»iuiy ftiiuM lei OaUnet aail O.D.V. f!CJ(jK.5rf rf w«? GiaoJipKaa ingrssl wurf«t? -iHii-s-l'hoja! anil Ooloaied, iL,uii Cor l-'fiuUiu, Skir-iip.i, &c, &a, S»< C.it-cui «r Orarl&y iiaaevs, ail Etlseai Oablast ~ju> CUXV, :*ria» | JoUKVs* Esqaiaitac, W". ir. is So Siflvl/ji always en b&nd the target! Giocti ul vixc abure coeds w the North lolaaa ex New Cialwifi, ms able So ijsoynte eltbar whols tok v- Kisii ocOen ua Uu: mock taroorsblc ttxujß, aauipiw o( Paforhiugkiga {wan open ■j'.udi. (X (d ■-)f(»uij!J yao^a&w, sent ss ipja:a tJju. .-1 «w »iuar« be Anohtamrt ahocii isjsp«cl our wa* s< i'»p*rlikai£ina»' and Plctarea troieu fltUs:i,- ujf ilivir no** homse i th«y wIU ilns game <iU£ u> wit »*• mee*i ot ovntjrKie. '#, yuiLUf^e 4 BOX, . una«nr-a»i>ir«. AutKL^srn ttancjmltu. Si/hi T AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, •^ YALUATOK, Sohbkff'B Buildings, Fobt-stebet, XVCStkSJX The nriderslsned. In Camineadns Business c Auoklstid, begs to e.nnonncra that twelro yours' experience In Walkato h.*.g given him an Inti mate knowledge of ttio dlstrloc, os well as a baslnrßs oounooHon exterditiw to all parts of tho Anoklanfl Provlroo. iio 1«, therefore, hi s position to glre the fullest and most tellable Information to Intending cottiers, who will raoalve lottsra of Introduction to bin. local Atents, and they will olfur every facility for In?pooling the VARIOUS PKOPBRTIKS ON HAND FOB SiLa. Valuation of Town or Country Property made at tho shortest notice. MONBT ADVANOKD on Freehold eeonriMes, in BQiua of £100 np to £5,000. MONEY INVKS 'f KD, and no charge mode to Investors. KENNEDY HILL. V 177, QOEiSN.STREEX, Opposite Morrlc & Oo.'b. TUI O X S A It E ■** BY EDWARD WAYTE, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT i- VOLOANIO Ij AN U (at Mount Eden)—lo aorea In oonyoniont paddock?, with Sovcn-roomed Hoaee, nutbnlldlnga, Cistern, Fruit Trees, Offered for a few dayo. A Bargain, MODNT ALBERT (aoar Eallwoy Station)— Allotments Half-aore upward a; Voloanlc 8011, Bnaloosa Sites, Magnificent View. Tha whole of the purotmto money can remain at 7 per cent. VI«W ROAD (Mount Kaon)—New 7-roomod Vorandah Bobbc, noarly 1 core Und. oißtorn, boiler, rango, giato, ontbnlldlcßs, f nit v oca: fine site. HOUSE OF KIGOT ROOM 3 (well built), IS minutes from Quean-stroat. Adapted for private r&sldonce or businees. Gas Stove, ample water unpplr. Ofl'erod cheap. No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (near Fallway Station)—Seven roomed House and Large Allotment: good business Blto, £509 only. Terms—Kasy. VIKW KOAD (Monnt Kdon)—Fine Seven, roomed House; loft; roomj, oonoreto oiutern, boiler, oathoose, with nearly one aoro vot o&nio land, COTTAGK and Large ALLOTMKNT 198 feet by 150. close to City. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parnell— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, aa one fortune has already been made out of it. WANTED KNOWN-That B. Wayte. House And Land /gent, 177, Qacen-otreet, huncon stant applications to purchase or rent Small Honsea -within easy distance of Queen-street, and for Building Bites. OOTTAGK and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. £160. HOUBB and ALLOTMKNT, Soafleld Road, cheap. Ed. WAYTB, House and Land Agent JAMES TINDAL, ACCOUNTANT, house. land, & commission agent, And Law Writes, HIGH-STEEET, AUCKLAND. FOE S ; A~LE; CJfIAK^STREIcr (Freoinan'a Bay)-Comfort.: able fl-roomed Dwelliughouao and yatd, (itnatcd on south slno or street, and havlnj? a beautiful harbour view; gas and water laid on. Prloo, £100. COLLKUK ROAD (Ponsonby)—Allotment 112 oonth Bide, S3 foet frontage. GRA.FTON RUAl)—Allotment Iff, -of Section 10, oorner of Grafton Koad and Wynyarfl etreet, with ton-roome4 House, stables, and outhouses. Price £1000. OHAPKL, bTRBKT-aix-roomed Honso and Btable. £500. VICTOBIA-BTRRKT WEBT—Three Briok Shops and Kwoiling-honsoH, jußt hnllt. Prloß, «2,100. or to l^et at SOs per woek Biioij. ■■ ;- • ■ ' VRBBHULD BLOCK. In oentral position, oloie to Queen-street, with Brlofc Balldlnge and Iron root suitable for Warehouses, &o. Proprietors having Hoaees or Land to dispose Of are requested to communicate with the under- Blgncd. No oharge unlees sold. I Wanted to Purouase (immediately)i Three ! Dwelling-houses of about 8 rooms, within easy j distanoe of Post-offlce. * J A M E S~.FTn DAL, 1 HIGH-STEKKT, '■'