SPORTING.

Auckland Hummer Meeting. fHE following- entries for the Auckland Summer Meeting -were opened at jUr Parcival'g office last evening :— AUCKLAND CrP. J. A. Jones's eh m Prim, 6yrs. J. Pilbrow's Welcome Jack, 3yrs, . " , G. Bateis's eh g Ihe Poet, syrs. G. Bates's eh I Minerva, 3yrs. G, Bates's b £ Hilda, syrs. . J. Hunt's b g Yatapa, aged W. Waltets's br h Piscatorious, 6yra, W, Walters's hit ishvvoman, 3yra. • • W. Walters's Hippodna, 3yrs. W. Walters's Fitz Hercules, 4yrs, " i J. Byrnes' b c Kalo,s[3yrs. r D. McKinnon's b li Gilderoy, 6jra. :; J, B. Brown's b h Maori, aged K. Thorpe's bg Angler, aged W. Hately's Scotch Mist V . .. A. McDonald's Virginia Water < A. McDonald's Kingask Ai McLean's eh n, Louie, 4yrs. A. McLeaa's Tatt •">' • J. H. Pollock's bf Hippodamia, 4vr« W. Bobbttt's b h Libeller, 6yrs, "' Vallance and Mason's Turquoise. Vallauce and Mason's k Nonsense. Vallance 'and Mason's eh h Bundoora 4yrs. ■, .:. D, H. Mnnn's b h Soukar, G. Bayne3'sch,h I Vortex I syrs. .' <r ■' is, R. Laing's Venture, syrs. K. Shakspoar's b g Yuba Bill, 6yrs, B. Uhakspear's Chequita J. Gallagher's b f Amazon, 3yrs. K. Wheeler's eh g Merlin, aged J. Lennard's eh h Kenilwortb, syrß. J, Lennard's br m Dewdrop Capt. Walmsley's eh h Moonstone, syrs,' W. A dams sb h Lara, aged | M. Danaher's b b. Contractor, 3yrß. J. Balmaia's b f Florin, 3yrs. J. Banks's Kewi, syrs. C. H. Owen's Sir George, syrs. I/ • Vercoe's Tim Wbiffler, syrs. ,- P. Martin's h m Mischief Hon, W, Robinson's Natator Hod, W. Robinson's Salvage Hon. W. Bobinson'a Envy filly RACING CLUB HANDICAP. J. A. Jones's eh m Prim, 6yrs. '* J. Pilbrow's Welcome Jack, 3yra, G. Bates's eh g The Poet, syrs. G. Bates's eh t Minerva, 3yrs. ti. Bates* b f Hilda, gyrs. W. Waltefa's b f Hipporina, 4yrs. ■ ■ W. Waltets's b c Fitz Hercules, 4yrs. J. Symes's b c Kalo, 3yrs. D. McKinnon's b li Gilderoy, 6yrs. J. B. Biowp's b h Maoii, aged W. Hately's Scotch Mist A. McDonald's Virginia Water A. McDonald's Kingask A. McLean's eh m Louie, 4yrs ( A. McLean's Tatt J. H, Pollock's b f Hippodamia, 4yrs. W. H. Bobbett's b h Libeller, 6yrs. Vallance and Mason's Turquoise Vallance and Mason's Nonsense, 3yrs. Vallance and Mason's Bundoora, 4yrs, D. Mann's b h Sonkar G. Kayneß'» eh h Vottex, syrs, • E. K. Laing's Venture, syrs. K. Shakspear's b g Yuba Bill, 6yrs. R. Sbakspear's Chequita J. Gallagher's b t Amazon, 3yrs. R. Wheeler's eh g Merlin, aged Captain Walmsley's eh h Mbonstonej W. Adams's b h Lara, aged J. Balmain's b i Florin, 3yra. . J. Banks's Kewi, -6yrs, C. H. fcJwen's Sir George, syrs, C. H. Owen'a Drosira Vercoe's lim Whiffler, syrs. P. Martin's b m Mischief Hon. W. Robinson's Natator Hon, W, Robinsoa's Salvage Hon. W. JRobinson's Envy Filly W, V/alters's Piscatorious J. Lennard's Kenilworth J, Leonard's Dewdrop STJEEPLECHASE. J. Pilbrow's b g Clarence, aged A. K. Carter's r g Blucher, aged H, Lunn's Canard D. Taylor's b h Cock Robin T. Halstead s br i»Tricotrin, aged X, Thorpe's b g Angler, aged C. Enderby's br g Mount, aged P. T. Connolly's b g Dbudeen, aged J. H. Pollock's JNew Year P. Butler's b h Quamby, 6yrs. P. Butler's eh g Agent, aged R. Shakspear's Harkaway. H, Neill Smith's eh g St. Swithin, aged J. Gallagher's eh g Te Whetu, aged R, Wheeler's g g Lone Hand, aged J. Gallagher's Chandler, aged R. J. Taylor's br g Misfortune, aged D. Page's b g Morning Star, aged J. Balmaiu'a Elleralie.

MINING.

#1 (BY TEIiHOtKAPH.-OWN COBKESPOHDENTj THAMES, this "day. The Deep level pump stopped 12 hours yesterday to change the 640 bucket and effect other slight repairs, but the water will be down again to-day. The men have been ia the!(sputh drive 500 feet, and it is in good condition for that distance in a day or two should be able to get into falli Caledonian, — The manager is now crusbiig with 20 head to get the quartz through by the end of the month. At No, 2 level the atones on the leaders have broken through to the old stopes on the famous footwall specimen leader at a height of 6 feet above the top of the Core cose-cut, proving, beyond doubt, the identity of this lode and that the manager is working on continuation of that rnn of gold. The quartz coming to hand continues to look well. Above Mo. 1 level stoping Is in progress along the back of the drive on No. 1 reef from the old shaft. 'About four feet of the footwall ia being taken down and is shaping payably as well. The en gineer is cleaning oat an eld pass 70 feet east of his rise through the old stopes, and expects to meet 'with' solid - ground soon. There ought to be a large block of ground, ■ here unworked, and if payable dirt ia found, it will make a new mine of it. / [FbOH X E COKOMANDEL MAUV'J , TOKATEA.—No. 7' level-On Saturday the contractors broke through from the No. 1 crosscut to the branch drive, the country continuing broken and carrying only the clay dig on shooting out ihe ground for the timber. Another branch has made its appearance in the hanging wall about four feet back from the point of holing. It shows a little rubbly quartz scattered through the clay dig, and as the contractors Inish the timbering up of the level we will drive on it a few feet. Intermediate level -The intermediate east, now in 154 feet from the winze, has a well-defined lode in the face about 2 feet 6 inches thick, well mineralizedr and shows a few colours of gold in the quarts. In the western drive the leader Is small and mullocky, and at present rather broken. A rise has been started in this level, about 30 feet back from the end, from which we had one breaking down showing a gold more or less scattered through the quartz- Tho stopes coutinue to yield fair crushing 60lbs. of picked etone came to hand on Saturday from No. 5 stope, and about 401bs. from to-day's breaking down. The stopes just started from the No. 1 intermediate are also show ing a little gold. The leader at present ia lather split, but improving as we go up. Tributers Knox and McNeil are up about 35 feet above the back of the level, which they are working from. They have a promising looking leader in hand, showing dates of leaf gold in the stone. Dici is getting a little sold.—John P. Hall. TokateA.—Forty pounds of picked stono were broken down from No. 5 stope on Wednesday. Queen of the Nokth. — Gold was showing in quartz broken out of the stopes during the week. The low level from tho Ada ground is being continued by the en« terprising proprietors of the Queen. Plumbago Company. — The manager | reports anew and valuable seam of plum* bago 120 yards below that now being worked. He is sanguine of the greatest success attending the company's efforts.- A parcel of stuff was shipped away on Thurs. day. Success.—Another haul of 201bs. rich specimen stone has been obtained, and a good show left In the face. TIERNAN.—The crosscut from the bot torn level has entered better country, tha ground being easier and water making in the fence. No. 2 reef will probably be in band shortly. A few picked stones were got from the upper workings during the week. The drive on No. 2 reef has been carried in 12 feet. The reef was split most of tho distance, but is now making together again, and looks well for gold. Paul s Creek Pkospecting Associa tion lodged lOlozs. of gold from a crush" ing of 3 tons of stuff.

P/int«d and Published by the Proprietor, Hiamr Bisktt, of Symonda-street, at his G«nera< PrlntinK Office, Wyndham-sixeet, In the Pro ■ vlnoe of Auckland, New Zealand. Batubdav, October 28, ifiSJ,

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Anotiona. '' ' ' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. BALE OF THOROUGHBRED STOCK AT.TAURANGA.. rfiHE Subscribers , havo been favoured L with Instructions from John l Ma'opherson. Ksd., 'to offer for Salo by PubUo AeoUon. Nt Glen, Farm, Tam-angs, on Tuesday, the 31st Inataat. *",'' *"' 1 BAY MARK, "BRAGKLA"(with foal aS foot by Loonldas), i years old r got by Panlo, her dam Phiilla by Klohvlew from Pbilllplne, so. Full sister to Fill . • bust or and Karl ot Mar. 1 BAY MARK, "MOILENA," i years old. trot by Pattiaroh. her dam Rosabell by ... Panic from Rosabella, &o.; stinted to Leonidas. 1 BAY MARK, "BRAS3OLIS," i years • * Bolardo from Wando, Sec, ; siiated to" Leonldas. 1 BROWN MARK, " AGANDECCA," 8 years old, got by Macaroni, her dam Flour o"e ils by Pontifloal out ot Flirt by Gratia, &o.; in foal to Loonldas. 1 TILLY by teonldas out ot .Agand'eooa 1 FILLY do. do, Moilena Fm Bull Pedigree ot the Maroa vide Now Zea ■ ■ land Stud Book. 1 BULL, calvod in 1579 (bred by F. Went worth. Qraystanes, Paramatta), got by Twenty-aocond DnKO ot Derrimut out Of Propriety (vldo N.B.W. Stud Book). On the B&me date will be oStoed -3 HKAVY DRAUGHT MARES, Imported from Byflnoy And a Variety of Other Stock. Sale to oommenoe at 11 o'oloak. littnoheon at 12 30. TURNER. AND BUDDLE, Auctioneers. Wednesday, november 1. Town of J^orthcote. mHE SALE of this TOWNSHIP posi tively takes plooe on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, AT IS O'CLOCK, AT BBUNSWICK MART. The Situation ia one ot the best In our beauti ful Harbour, the View la grand and extensive, la fact cannot bo esoelled, Everything that the most ffasttd!oTjßoan desireashomaßHrround lngg are to be tound-pnre. Invigorating air— clear, Bparkllng water—beautiful leentry, aad laat, bat not least, the certainty ola rapid rlie . in the value U the Property, THB ROADS ARE MADE AND PLANTED, Not merely planned on paper. STEAMERS Ban to and bom the Wharf on tha F.state '.Sixteen Times a Day. Fare, three I .' ~ shilling} per week ;BohoolohUdron ona Bhilling per week. We aak all deairons ef scouting health, . happiness and lortnno for themselves and ~ family, to -- /j■.'■■■- QO«-ANDTSfl!E;i'J1. • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Ist, AT 12 O'CLOCK, B. TON KS & O 0., . '" ■. Anctioneen. -. EARLY IN DECEMBER. I; JBUILDING SITES AT MORHINGSIDE. ; VILLA SIT£S AT MORNINGfSIDE. ' Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instructed by A. X, GTaylor, Esq., to sell above Property. ■ It'is sotvayed, and plans will be ready la a : r; few days. B. TONES & 00. ; EARLY IN DECEMBER. £»1\ ACRES, AVONDALE TOW«- V SHD?, adjoining Railway Station, fronting ou Nevr North Road, the property of H. Walton, Eag.; now bolne Bubdivided, and will be offered for posit; ye sale at an early date. , B. TONES & CO. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. .THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Kemuera Yards, on _ Thnrslay next November 2, 320b0100 Steers, from Eoreka 120 Well-fatted Cattle, irom Waikato, Awltu; / ■■:.-. - •- andWaltara ~ 10 Three and four year Steers, in freah con dition, Dairy Cows, Stoze Cattlo <" 7M Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs For private sale, . . r A good team ot Heavy Working Oxen. ALFRED BUCKLAND. '■ , , TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE, WOOL SALE. ; .FIRST FOR TalS SEiSON WILL EB HELD AT 1.1:1 HAYMA RXX T. ON • V T .TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPAOKJS FOR SALE, ALFRED BUCKLAKD. " ""SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE .-■.. ■.:■•. of Vj XU D A »I M A'L S. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL CUMPANY (LIMITED) hold theil Second Annual Sale, V f,' at Penrose. by auction, otter the Cattie Show, on Saturday, November 11, at noon, 1 t fh£\ PUEE-BRED BULLS and a I, XV* iP lew GRAI/K EHOIiT-HOfiN BULW' comprising 60SHORTHOKN . : ' * 50 HER^ORD 10 DEVON AISO. ■ FOUR ►UPEKIOR YEARLING CLYDESDALE COLTS, Oat ot Clydesdale Mares, Imported from Scot land and got by Balr Athole. winner of six ' prlzoa in Eootlond. and a prlza winner at the EUbnrn Koyal, &c. The SHORTHORN BULLB are got by the Imported Bnlls Oxford Royal, Dnke Winsome, Prince Wl!d Byes. Baron TreKQnter. Baron Kaby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS sre got by Boraoe ■"' 4th, a prize-winner In England; or by Coo massleitUßt prize-winner at the Boyol, aod other & prize?. ■ The DBVOS BULT.a are out of Imported Cows, by an Imported 8011. '•■ Catalogußß ot pedigrees oan be had from the anotionaer or JErorn Uio Agrlonltnal Company, jFen Court, Cambridge. ALFRED BUC&LANp, Auctioneer. 11. lha Annual Sale of StndLlnooln and LelosßtOC Sana wiu be Mia ta, renrgßs in iwws vest.



Auctions. W. S. OOOHRANK .lAS. DACRE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. BY OKD3S OF THE MORTQAOKB, VALUABLF. FAMILY RESIDENCE AND FODR ACRES LAND, PARK ROAD, GRAFTON. fHE Subscribers have been instructed by tho Mortgngoo to soil by public auction, at their Koeuia. Sfort-BtreeS, on Monday. 30th iietsut, at,l2 o'o'.ocj:, ALLOTMENT 22. Heotlon 3, Saburbs of Auckland, having a frontage ot 293 links to furk Hoad, anil contairjinc; 3 soreßli roods ana 9 parohes, all rich volcanic soil in the highest etaie of cultivation, "' part beiDg beautifully laid out with flower cardonH and shrubbery, port or obard, ar>d tbo rest subdivided Into paddocks, all in perfect order. Tho tiuildiDgs ereotod thereon conslßt of A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RKBIDKNOF, commandinc: n magnillcont and exton slvo view whloh can nevor bo obstructed, nul a large number of outbuildings in lirst-olags repair, as now ocoupled by J. C. MacCormlo*, Keg. Full partloalars in future Issue. SAMUEL COCHRAMB & SOS, Auctioneers. W. S, OOCHRAOTJ [JAS, DACBB MONDAY, OCToBEK 30. MARINE VILLA. HANDSOME FAMILY' RESIDENCE, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, PARNELL. THje Subscribers have received instruc tions from K. Kosls, Ksq., who Is about to visit Kogland, to Be'), at the Land Mart, tfoit street, on Monday. October £0. at 12 o'clock, HIS PRIVATE RiSIDENCtf, Known bb Marine Villa, tituito in one nf the most pktoresauo and convenient parts of Parnell (having goad view ot tho Flagstaff and Harbour;, containing larse dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms with bay windows, lr.Uob.cn Blx bedrooms, bathroom, W.C\ snd lavatory, waabhoms with, now ooppor. Etororooins, dairy, workshop, two conservatories', verandah, bal cony, So. i nev<<r failing supply of pnre water is l«ld on throughout tha house, obtained from a brick and ocment tank of SCOO gallons, four tanks, well, pump, &c. The Houbo is substan tially and f ilthfully built of the best material on brick foundation, elated roof; clattered walls, celllnsj, and cornices; walls painted, panelled, and painted; nine fireplaces with register Btoves, and kltchoa range; bells, lie, &c. 'i'ho outbnlldings oomprlsoa twootallstable,coaoh house, harness roam, large lofc, mannre tank, fowl, wood, and ooal houßes, and a man's room (detaohed). Tha grounds are tastefully laid oat, and planted with oholoo fruit trees in full bear ing, &o. The Auctioneers beg specially to invite in tending purchasers to inspect the property, the whol* being in snob, perfeot order us not to require any outlay whatever, Plans ot the house and property can be seen, and cords to view can be obtained, at the orQoes ot W. Altken, Esq., Shortlnnd-atroet, or ot the Auctioneers. Terms Erißy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, A.nctic»esiß. MONDAY, NvOSH. PIANO, HGtJfEEOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS LARGE RiMU BOOK- CASE, Glass Front BOOKS, PIOTUREP.SHKLLS, PLANTS, &c, The property Ot a gentleman leaving Auckland, and others. Removes to f Arthur's Mart" for coe venienee ot sale. R. ARTHUR WILL scil by auction, at hii Mart, Qaesn-street, on the ground floor front, On Monday nest, at 12 o'clcok neon, A useful lot ot Household .farnltuw and KSeots. oon?lsting of Parlour, Dining-room, Bei-Toom, and Eltohen TJtessilti. Glass. iPlaUd and Karthenware, all in good dean condition, most of It but little used. A l&rue Klran Book case, glass front; a small Library of Useful Books, a collection of Pianta qndiShnUn.">Jianr a Flano by Bord, Music, &o. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. lEIJISHGLD PROPERTIES. ALEXANDRA-STREET, WOOD AND V/ILLIAM STREETS? TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. THE Unndirsigned has been favoured with instructions from the proprfotoro, to sell by suction at his Land, Hstate, and Home Hale Kooms, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, Nov. 2nd, at 11 o'clock 0.m,, ALARGE yRKKHOLD PROPBRTY, hfl,vlng a froatage to Alexandra-street of 80 feet, a.lao a frontsgo to Kohebj--street, on which is ereoted a comfortable 9-roomod house In good order, having been recently rtnovatad. A good op portunity for procuring a Freehold Property for private residence near to Qaeen-streat, Titles under Land 3 Transfer Act. WOOD AND WILLIAM STRKSTS, near College HUI, Corner Allitonant, oonvenlontly situated together with the New Residence of six rooms erected thereon, well built of good materials," we I arranged, front verandah with Venetian windows, baloony ai back, good supply of water. Immediate possession. Terms easy, GKKaT BABRIEK-60 aorea Land, beta* middle portion o( Allotment 101, Parish of Aotea, R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer, [Tn consequence of a general wish, that the Government and the Company's respective sales ot Walmata should coincide, tho Company has agreed to POSTPONE SALE to 28th NOVEMBSR, and TENDBRB to Bth DKC.BM bbk.] I'UESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT J AND OALE. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AMD MEROAjraLB AGBNCY COMPANY (TjHiksd) haa been favoured with instructlone from the Now Zealand Nativo Lsn4 Settlement Company (Limited) T« offer the foUowing Propwrtiea for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORNB, On TUESDAY, the 28th NOVisMBKR, IJB3, AT I'ABNKIX AND BOTIAN'S BMt. POUAWA. THB FKKEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title of WOO aotea ot Kloh L»nd in tbePouawa Blook, Bltnated abont five miles from Glb borne. Thin property is divided Into Eoo uons of from 100 to 800 aorea. and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms, PMohasers of Freehold Seot?one In this Blook WlUnavean early opportunit} oiobtainlng, upon favonrable terms, Loasehold Blooks from 50C acres upwards, situated between the Blook now offered and the Bes. This portion of Pouawa ifl excollen-.iy grassedi and cannot be Eurpaseod far WHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 aoreu of Town snd Suburban Lands from one and a half to three miles from Gts borno Post Office, will ho offered, it tie surveys can be sufficiently advanced. This valuable levsl land, with frontase to the Taruheru, a navigable tlver, will ba cut Into sections of from 5 to 50 ao.-ea. Should this not bo ready for tho market at tha Novem -8?«nf e whW* W b9,oiFlireil wlfch other pS- MaMh nSt, ° abt>nt tte month ot WAIM&TA. . By Tender, to olose on sih December ThOKKrIKHOLU-or LKAaKHuLn lor 21 ■ Years, at tho option ot the toiideror-of portions of the Waltnata South ami 15000 BOteS* B"d OoDtatnlns '" M at«"lt Tondera to be endorsed " 'fender for Walmatn Property," and addressed, ta tho Manager New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com. pony, Glsborne. The whole of the nbove lsnd Is ot flrßi-olnoii QUtlity, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and tbe Company would direct Cjwclol attention to It as affording a good open log to small capitalists, Its rich BOU and eaßy aocesß to town by either road or water render- Ing the wholo very desirable for ogrloultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal tennß will be offered, and every Inducement given to intending bnyern. Plana may bo teen at the Lind Company's Office, Bißborne, and at any of che offloea throughout Now Zealand, of the New Zealand HSneaf Morottntue *K°noy Omwan B.UIIL ifJtSHKB, 6teJwree.!Steßortemb6r, EB2, Kanwwr»



Auctions. j FKIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, ; . AT 12 NOOS. .'■ | VAILE & DOOGLAS I WILL sell by auction, at their Salo f Booms, Shortland-etreet, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE 2 PKOPiIIITIKS, VIZ. :- j MANGARIf.-Seven choico Farms, bolng sub divisions of part of seouon 75, ibe propony of G. W. Wyman, ffsa.. No. 1 cod tolas 48 acrmi, all fenced with tho excoption of about 6 ohalnß, tho grunter portion by water. The whole la well drained and laid down in Rood grass. '1 hero is also an orchard and ornamental plantation. Tlio buildings comprise a oomtortable sovon roomed house, with dairy, stable, oowehod, &o. i No. 2 contains 181 acres, la about half fenced, drained, ana laid down in good grass. No. 3 contains 13a. lr. 10p,. abont half • foneod, drained, and kid down lv good grasp. All tho above threo Farms havo fino water frontages, from which good boating and fialunK sun bo obtained. No. 4 contains IGa. 3r. 16p., half-fenced, drulncd, and ill good grass. , No. 5 contains lla. lr. 3Sp., half-fenced, drained, and in good grass. No. 6 contains llu. 2r., half-fencod, drained and in grass. No. 7 contains fla. 2r. l?p., half-fonccd, drained, and in grass. All ilio above Farms arc easily approaohablo by good lovel roads, and boing within a 12 inllo drivo from Auckland aro admirably adapted for Fruit, Poultry, Dairy Farms, Market Gardens, or Country llesidenoo?. Terms: One-fourth Cash, balanco at 6 per oent. for flvo years. : Thore Is a Dlatriot School, Post Offlco. j Library, English, Presbyterian, and Wosleynn | uhnronos within Devon minutes walk of thoto valuable properties. QNEHUNGA.-Neat four-rooruod COTTAGE situated iv Arthur-street, close to Queon- Btrcot, and flvo minutes' walk from Hall way Station. Tho allotment has a I rontago of 50 foet by a depth of H7 feet, being part of allotment 1, section 18 Town of Onohuuga. Terms: One-third Cash, balance at 8 tor cent, tor three years. j ONEHUNG&.-TWO SHOPS and DWELLING ' MUU>I<;S in Queon-street, adjoining Sal- ' llvan's Hotel, and olose to iKuilway Station. { Kaon tenement consists of ;i shop andlhroo I rooms, at present let at 10i per week. Tho | property has a fi-ontago to (Juoun-Btroet of ; 20 feet by a C op thof SO feet. AWKU. —North-eastern middle portion of! allotment 92, oentaluings6 aoree. OTAHUHU.-lota 12 and IS of Beotlon No: J, of sub-d ivicion of part ot Mr Thomas V alrtnirn'a Grant (Foley's Township), near Tainaki Bridge ORURU.-Allo'-ment 117, Parish of Mautga tanlwha, 270 acres. KOMAKOBAtt.-Allotment 85, cotalnius SO . sores. ELIKK9UE.-HOUfcE of four rooms and Boullery, 3 tanks. &o. Thla property la Bltuattd olo&o to the Hallway Station, and has a frontage to thePanmure Road o( SU feet, containing about tne Acre, Terms: One-fourth Cosh, balanoo at 8 per cent, tor three years. THE Well Known ESTATE of tho late A. K. Ailen. Km. situated In PUKkKOHK WHJ3T. This beamiful property, containing nearly SOO acre?, is delightfully situated near the W&lkato Klver, and within two miles ol the uuckiand Station. Sixty aoios are in new grass, and there Is a large quantity of rough feed all over tha property, About one hundred acres consist of valu able bush, eoattered In park-lit o dumps over the estate: there Is also a Bplendid stream, with a beautiful and valuable waterfall. The greater portion of the pro perty is fenotd and divided Into five pad dock?. The Buildings oons'st of a now, roomy,and weU-flnlshed Bouse ot six rooms, detaohod pantry, stable, 3 btalls and looao box. coaoh house, workshop, wash house, man's room, woman's room, ttore room, sbed for 9 cows, plggorleß, &r., all new, and of the beat cesorlptfop. Terms: 8500 cash, balance at 6 per cent. for 6 or 7 joare. Messrs Wilson and Carter** Highly Improved FARM of 200 acres, aitnaiid at BAMA KAMA, on the Great SouOj -lloart. about 1} miles from Runolruan S wtlon. 65 acres aro In new graas, SS in crop. 10 acres fallow. 11 acres bash, remainder farn. I)welling house of 8 rooms, dairy, shed f<M 16 cows, stable i stalls, other sheds, &o. This deslrablo pro perty having an extensive frontage to the main toad, Is admirably adapted for future sub-dlTision. It is one ot the prettiest fat ms near Auoktand.is -well watered, and being situated near tho principal sale yardp, is very tultable for a oattlo dealer. Terms, as Bltusted abont S miles from Pukekoho St»,tlon, and containing: 1350 acres, nearly the whole level and undulating land, and well watered. About SOO acres In good mixed bush, 30 acres ere in grass, the re mainder fern. &o. On this property, thero Is a very beautiful waterfall, also a two roomed oottageahd a considerable amount of fenolng done. Terms, one-third cash) balance at 6 per oent for 5 years. HUNTJA.—Allotments ii, 51,52, and 53, contain ing 458 aorea anporlor quality LAND, bounded on one side by the Watroa Rivor. ; This fine DIooK ot land contains a large uro- Dortion oi alluvial flat, the remainder is valuable bush and fern land; situated eight milts from Papaknri Station. Temp, half cash, Daianoa at 7 per oent. lor 5 years. Tho well-known WAIKOUKOU (KUMEU) BLOCK, estimated to contain 1200 notes, and situated within iOO jards of the Eumeti Jnnctlnn Station on the Kaisata Railway. About 900 acres of this valuable property ia level and easily plougbable land, well watered, ana ol anterior quality, a largo proportion being rloh allnvlal fiat. The remainder is mostly good useful bosh land. Owing to its oloao proximity to Auckland. this fine Estate mnst rapidly attain a grene enhanced value. Terms '.-One-fourth Oath balance at S per cent., for live yearr. HEPBURN-STREET.—Commodious and well built Family Residence ot saven rooms!, with bath-room, large cellar, &a, fitted with Gas throughout, Gas Stove, Loamlcgton Range. Water laid on, andovtry oanveaienoe for n. famllr. Allotment 33 x 119. Terms :-£SO Cash : balance, weekly or otherwise. CONQUKST-VLAGB, PARNELU-Nearly new Houfo of sertn rooms and scullery, all well finished and fitted; also, front and bank verandahs. Allotment 60 x 120, having two frontages. This House la very pleasantly Bltuated near the residence ot Dr. Camp bell. Terms on application. ANGLKSKASTRRET.-New and Handsome Dwelline HouEO, containing seven rooms, verardah and baloony, tho wholo wel finished and fitted. Gas. Water, and evory convenience for a family. Allotment 100 x 2-iO. This very desirable propery la cno ot ibe few City Residences left with three quarters of an aoro around It. Terms on application. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortlond-street. Important J^oticb. THK EDBNDALK SAVINGS BANE will be Open for the reoeption of deposits on BATUK ji DAY AFTEBNOON, from 2,30 p.m.. at oar Land start, (J.N.I ..A, Buildings, over QooSaon'e. SEE ATJOTION BALKS COLUMN. Note This.—The Banks hold considerable sums of money, placed with them on deposit at low rates of interest. This money has only been deposited with them for want of other eafa and profitable Investment*. Now. when the cry for breaking; tip large estates and giving the opportunity to sm»ll investors to baaorae freeholders Is seceded to, and a few i states placed in the market, the Banks raise an outory ana declare that the country Is in Ganger from over-epeoulation In land. WILD SPECULATION IN LAND WITH BORROWED MONEY Is to be depreoatsd. but investment of Saving* in Und at moderate values Is quite another thing:. We maintain that Investments of this nature are far safer and more profitable than plaolns? money on deposit with any bank, and whilo we Bhonld be »orry to Bea aod would dopriioato sny. thing in the nature of wild speculation we hope that thoso having money for investment will not take alarm ceeause tho banks are dolnsr ed, bnt übb their own judgment and place their money where it win be safest, namely, in the Purchase of Freeholds in,locaUtles that are going ahead, and that cannot fail to Increase in velue as the country Itself progresses, £ UCKLAND 13 GOING AHSAD. Large Areas of Land in tho Interior are be ing opsned up for Settlement. Capital and Population are being attracted from homo and elsewhere. The Panama Canal will coon ba an accomplished fact. The Whau Canal must soon follow. '1 he City of Au kland will extend from coast to coast, and those who invest now, at prices that are really slightly above agricul tural value, cannot fall to reap sure and sub stantial profits In a very few years. We have very muoh pleasure in drawing attention to tho Udendale Township, situated midway between Mount Kden and Mount Albert, on a main line ot thorooghfare, and on rloh, dry. volcanic land. Sections, both nt Mount Albert and Mount Eden have been sil liDg nt from £200 to £1000 an aero, aod building is rapidly extending over tbe whole of the intervening valk-y. in the centre ot whloh Kdondalo is Bituatcd. GO AND SEB IT, Then come on SATUBDAY AFI3ENOON ana BUY. rbme»iber2,3o p.m., at oue land.mart. T. W. HICKSON AND CO. | o . g STOBDAYE, | fH 3 HA?MAS XfeX, I OALE OF WOOi, SHEEPSKINS O HnJi?2, sSu "SALLOW, OtVlb InseiSft?, i,t il VftlV&l, AJLirKBD BU0SIAH1),



Auctions. J MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. -1 DURHAM YARDS. WOOL SALE. TR£ first Wool Sale or tho Season will bs held at Iho Durham Yards on Monday, ;Oth November, at 2 o'clock. Full-weight Wool Paoks for Bftle. (iUSTKK S NOLAN, DURHAM YARDS, WOOL, HIDES, S&INS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. JUNCTION YARDS. irviß SAIK at the Junction Yards, on s' Tuonday noxt, 10 Fat Bullooka, from Hawora 20 Fat Cattle, from fonahlllo SJll'atOxen.fromWalkatottndnoigbourhood 400 Fat Shoop, from Hawora 200 Ifat Sheep, from Wutatu SO Fat Lambs 25 ZJ and 8-year-old Steors.ln troshoondttloo. At 1 o'clock p.m, HUNTER <St SOLAN, -J^ O T I C V. The Junction Salo will bo held on MONDAY, tJUo Cth Novomber,iiißtead of Tuesday,on account of Holidays. W DNiSDAY, KOVEMBKR 1, THE P vPAKURA YARDS. THE undcrsiguod will hold their usual Monthly Sale on Wednesday Doxt. when A Larga Number of Dairy Cows, Sore Ottle. Shoop, Hones, &0., will be offered, AT ONE O'CLOCK. UUNTKK & SOLAIf. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. ALTERATION C F DATE OF SALE. JUNCTION SALE YARf\ IN sonscquence of Tuoedny week being a holiday, The undersigned will hold their usual Weekly Bale on MONDAY Instead of Tuesday, HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE. PUKEKOHE MUNTBLY SALE. IN consequence of Wednesday, the Bth Novambor, bolng a publio holiday, The nndorsiitned will hold their usnul Monthly ealo of Sock. &o.; on MON DAY, the 13th, at 11 o'olootc. HUNTER & NOLAN. AT CHKISTCHURCH. IMPORTANT SALE OF RACEHORSES. IMMEDIATKLY AFTKR THK CHRISTCHURCH SPRING MEETING, 7tu, Bth & 10th NOVuMBKS. MESSRS HOBEKT WILKIN & CO. HAVE received inslructions to sell by Bublio»no«lon,on_bahalf Of lii^UorcuUij SPLENDIDSTUD OF RACBEOBSES, Consisting of liKQKRDSMAIN. by Kits Cole, dam Skittle Sharper QITAN A, by Rapid Bay, dam Gipsy GARTON, by Thunderbolt, dam Lira MATAUKA, by Traducor, dam Kuupo LADY KMMA, by Yattondon, dam My Dream. MONDAY, OCTOBBK 30, At 12 o'Clock. FOR POSITIVE SALK, TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, Lowor Queen etteet, on above date, at 11 o'clock. 2 SUITES FUHNITUKE, In Crotonne J DUCHES3 SET, MarblsTop J BUITK BKNIWOOD FUKNITCTRB 22 AMKRIOAN ARM ROOKINQ OHAIRS 79 AMKRIOAV ROCKINQ OHAIRB ' ■" Carpet Seats •Sw., fca, tea, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. TO LEATHER.SEILKES, CUBRIERS AND MANUFACTURERS. FRENCH CALF, ENGLISH CALF. E. J. KIP, &c, &c, &a GABRIEL LKWIS WILL sell by auction, at his Rooms, on the above date, at U o'olook, g CASKS CF ABOYB. Terms at Sale, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. TRADE SALE OF LADIEfc" BOOTS AND SHOES AS UNDEK. EX 'ORIENT.' GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms on above date at 11 o'olocfei 1A trunks Ladles' Eld Uoota, M.G., Fink *v coloured, various Fittings g trunks Ladles' Kid, B\T. Swiss to Too Q trunk? Ladles' Kid (button), Swlaa M,W. Q trunks Maida Button Boots, Ipf. Ix 2 £ trunks 7 x D, 10 x 13 do. do. n tranks Ladloa' Glove Kid (Polish), Blaok v Stlohlng Channels, very (supurlor 5 trunks Kid, Swiss-marked Laoo and Cord Laid on. F.V. trunks Mock Button E. 3,, 0 x 0 to 10 x 13 4 trunks Ladles' F. 5.1., S. to TO3 trunks all Kid Funoy Fronts ALSO, IF LANDKU IK TIME !)f\ trunks Ladies' Kvcnlng Shoes. House b y Boots, aiid Hentb' Boots and Shoos The Auetloneor calls Bpeolul attention to this muortant sale, being one tt the best and most egitlmate parcnls offered thin Btwnn, bolng mder 60 days from the makers and most enlt ible for the seaßon. XHURSD/VY, NOVEMBER 2. TIJAKIWE -OESIDENCE OHES, rjEVONPORr, THOBTH CHORE. GABRIEL LEWIS |_| AS received netiuctions to soil at his *••* Mart, on above date, at 12 o'olook, :hk undsrmkntionkd bitks, situate opposite the re;ldenca of J. B. Russoll, Esq., and known w ellb'ii Market Garden. LOT 7-151J Links, fronliag Vlotorls Road LOT 3-151 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT 3—137 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT 1-Trlanftle Blook, oontaining 183 Links to Vauxhull ltoa-3, and 121 to Victoria Road. To gentlemen nwuirlnß Villa Sites, the above round Is unaur*tti«fed, not unequalled, by ny In the district, eituated ts i i ijin tbo centre t this Fashionable Marine Bnburb, combinina ood soil, D»i;affl»i( Viowc. easy distanoe from Hher wharf, and'TVlttiin a few minutea' walk of ■ 9fl beach. a»d w\th euoh advantages hb will twayß uompmna o womier position. Ihe pro- • erty Js fenced, n d has a quantity of oholce cult and ehade f rc(l a pl&nted thorson, Terms easy, Planonvlow. GABRIEL LEWIS,



Auctions. _ ) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBE« 15. TO BTJVOHBKS ANU Glt^ZlSl;S. ! GRAZING OP PADDOUKB. CITY ABBATuTir-?, WEBTKKN ! a iSPKINGS. j * Q. W. BINNBY ! aAS received instructions fiom the City i CounolltotlTerfor Ea!e, ou Wadocßday, ! Novomhor J5, at 2 p.ra, at IMb Sale Uoomf, ■: l.ower Qaoßn-Htrt of, oiipooito Firtli'a Mill, j I THR BIGHT Oi GHiZiNOI'ADDOCKSat j -• Olty Abbiitolr?, lor a period et '1 htoo Yeura t run SOth Novaoiberiioxt. ! Tne padrtoolss mo ten in number, and vary In | Plz9fromstol6aoio3 Thoy aro all wouroly tenoed and supplied wit^ water. (j Alec, The V IQHT fco RKiVlOViil Iho Abbatolr MAN" UHK Dally tot a period of quo jour. Conditions of Jala and I.oase, with plan of \ proportj.imiy b» caen at Town Ulork'n 011100 ; und at 011100 of Auotionoar, Lower (Juoen strett, opposite iTlnh'tj MiU. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, September 3(3,1852. IMPOKTANT ANNOUWCEMENT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBKK 15, AT NOON. SU a N ysl dE, ivt o. o Pk»o Lot ]So. SI, PAHISH OP TAKAPUNA (Adjoiiiiug laud sold on the llih October). TKEMS: Twenty-five Per Cent. Cash ; Balance, Three or Fivo Yeura at Seven Per Cent. It will ba seen from a perusal of tuo English oablegramu, published in the papors of tho 23rd Ootober, that tho HAKUOUR LOAN for tho purpose oil building a NEW UOUK at CAL LIOPE POINT, capable of taking in tho largest vessels of HER MAJESTY'S FLEET, has been so favourably regarded by CAPITALISTS at B OME that tho LOAN vras subscribed at n con s!der*h!o ptoaiiam.iend tho list in the BRgre KftUi fiu oxcoeda tbo required amount, Thij act must bo most Kratifyiivjr, Dot only to tho pr."pr'c'.ors o! laud In tho imu.o^ia'o violnity of tho projeco-l undcrUitii'd (\V rHEUK VALUES MUST INEVITAIiLY ADVANCE IN A MUCH mOIIER KATE TUAN HEHETO FORE), bat also ti tlie who c or tho rcsldonts an I wolmJshow of thoProvinro of Auokinud who muit look alike with prido and iJlotuuro to tho prestige nud importance* which tho splendid lIARDOUU und Buperior DOCK acoommi dation wM afford, TUB LAND now about to bo elforcd, na will bo eoen by tno llthograthio plans. Is moat olißlb'y tituatoil, no; only fta resards its proxi mity to tho NhW DOCK, but aluo lv respect to Its commanding position, having BiAondid MAHINE and TKUINE VIEWS, which oau novor by any possibility b.i shut oat, and from tho Kfoatcr portion of tho In her Quoot-liko beanty7"'u'fln' 1 tunflfiSeS a moat charming plotnro. Moreover, it ia tho only avallttblo BLOCK of Land llkoly, either novr or at any future period, to com« into tha market, and as Buoh takun In connsotion with the very liberal terms olt'orcd should oxolto the moat eaeer competition for its possession. TEBMB—Twonty-flvo per cont. cash; balance may remain! at threo or five years at soven per cent. Tha Lacd la oat up and pectgod, and Lltho srapbio Plans are In the proas. R. C. OBEENWOOD, Auctioneer, JEILEKSME ! EIIEKSLIE ! mojnday, november 20. "Villa JSitesi V il^a Sites i Villa Sites! TKRMS: OKE-THIKD CASH ; BALANCE AT SEVEN PER CENT. X, C. GBEENWOOD HAS received instructions to offor for sale by unction, on Monday, 78th Novem ber, at noon, at Uowden's Mart, THE WHOLE OF THE BALANCE OS1 1, lERSLIK T>AKK. S..LBUBLIE 1 AUK. NOT YET OFFERED BY AUCTION. THE LAND comprises about 55 acres, all laid out and planted with choice Trees of every variety. THE LAND is being cut tip into lots of from quartor aero to two acres caoh, with ohßi;i wido road frontages to tho Panmuro and other roads. THE DISTANCE is about three minutes' walk from tho EUorslio Station, and tho views from tho whole of the Estate arc very good. . THE LAND is well sholtored, and not excelled by any yot offerod to tho public in tho fast rising and far ourito suburb o£ Ellcrslio. Tho Surveyors are on tho ground, and litho graphic plans will bo ready for issuo in a few days' thuo. a THE LOTS will be flagged, and any further information may bo had of tho Auctioneer. TERMS ; One-third cash; balance throo or five years at 7 per cent. A O K. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, s ■ J Tji W A V T E, LAND AND ESTATE AQKNT, BKOKKK, &0., 177, .QUEEN. STREET, OiWOßltoMorrln&iOp.'H. I



>v£tZ. 77t'J° ■■- MARK "'''° ' -■■-' ' gi O X SALE. "" 1 Font-whoalod Pok Cart (nearly vow) 1 Two-wheeled vxg Cm t (nearly new) 1 Lnr*i)Ladj'6Ptia«ti>n ] Oouble-Beatej Huxgy Wanted to furohußf, Double-seated Hooded Baggy. JTEDIJCXIOW IN" FIRE KATES. I A/ . SKW ZEALAND IW.SURAJmCIS CUMFANY. IAJ'ITAL ONR MILLION STIRLING. FIHE RISKS taken •'■n the iwwi J..SBKBAL TBKM* 'BOMET HICTTIiRM»NTB. UNDOUBTED BH.OUHIT"?. aiCOKHK P. PiKIvCK. General MuunKor. mTo~~to iiBAo quarters kor PURKST tfIHKST £X I) HOST 111 3HRYSTON POTriiTBY^ABDS, LAKB TAKA PUHA. VARIETIES — jlght Hrahmss, D*rk Uiahunw ■Yhito Cooliins, Bull Cochlnn, Blaoli Cooh jnnKMhnnß, Manorcas, Hom'onu Hack Polish W.O. iVhtte ringhorns, Brown Leghorns lorkiiiKO, linraburKH, I'lymouth Kudos Poklo tnou.aml Ay!<jf bury Dunks BKNO ITOK PHIOif-LlbT OF KQGB. igKis onroJniijr t'uokod. and nan* a nil psr:fl the Colony, 88" Wrlto for Jnut what you want. Bed fcfi li'oai an abovo, ' kgm ttntiio sutlßfaotion In al irdlniiry oaaos- Vlnltors welcome, Sunday 'XWPtQrt, - ■"♦ r X r\ 0 1/ 0 X S. <# OFTJOUN. giu !i -rSJoofc RVtfUTACLHH AND SYR WT.js.PHKB o£ avcry description, on Accurate Fit Rnarsntjed. oompoowb miokoboovem and tblk BCOPKB. Powerful and Cheap. isißOiD Bjibombtbhs, TmrausJMitxNM, KLSOTBIQ V'.BLLB, UATTJERIsa AND jflrmsrok!. Magneto Klectris Machines and Coll*. OPBRA SLIABSBB, HSNOOBLAR FIELD and makine glasses. Theodolites, Oompassk3, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometen, SaHnoaifiters, Argentotneters, <&c, &&, &c. Abbs? rop TAYLOH'S PATKNT BBWJNG MAOIH>?K3 & EXTKAS. Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, Optositb tsk Poar Oit:»b, Hhortltad-ctmat. Vpvir.JtAN'S rnwfO ttOOBS twists s>m VL-jtetr* •ri l«vitj)* to trtSPCsr: fu-.iiijj'o Vto-srj oi tt.v iic» ii3tet«, 4aoSfaoi < Mid Hu>» Scenery, fiuj. The emntMt w)c»y ?? a-ls'ns: rT'Vr-1'?1 ":• ?,*r-rt f!*>W*<j« I?- *?»*• '^rJsr.c, yfJOTOfJRAFBY STI *».*{• tVS TOAWORW % ft" -1 it KU 0 S BKUTtt S» », fV 9OAP AN I) OANUI.IS •J.A>'TJFAOTUKFRS O'.j X' S CS6S, X, KI Q BUO X » O«_t> PiiroJumcTe o! TailoT», Weal Shtatfklct w>d Bocca. ;,'-(aiMK (JAKKiAtJB AWD D«A\ I. FAOTOIfX, JAMBS MACKIB, PBOPRJBTOS, VioitouA-aTRKax East, Bayftin o! nwj ile^oripuon n WMd t.Mi Iron iisatlj exoonted on She t-^i-AOMP?; .? ifllnu ijuou"(Uj- of l,ampu, ahio Iroabnu-k Shalfii : tad Spokax, I'.od Gum fTnUses, anil Uobact Conn .iMdwood, vJ-B—Gou«ti7 ordera unuctnnlj (Htnyidcq tc i fW XiUE KitaiuENTb OX »YMOJSUH. i R'SRSKT AND NKIGHHOUJIHQOI), X, BOVItK H#fi reeacMy Orsnofl m mrjt-ciaw BrrtOHBR'T OOEiCXK OF THK KYBBE PAB3 KOAD. PIUMX CQRNSD BSKF Dlwoya on h»afl BPamMlfwwAUfffi nn for ovfi^rw S 5 A fl JD Jf 0 X T si a COAOH-HUUiIIKKS, QUKY-BTKEKT, AtrostAMia W.B.—Jr?»-bei* Shafts. Spakeg, »otloi«. SJlns eftim nad Wndß Ri! J'ir.vawor.4, »t liQwaa MorlsEt Prioa*. PAIN'S \* ♦ WtiolOßalo&RetaU V^ W. 11. HAZARD, Gunmaker, ,QuEEN Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, FTHOTEOHNUT TO THE KOYAU TAOHT BQUADIIOH. I 1 X O v a v L I U IS. qround~"limb, IfOK HAIiK, BOUTHOATS'S HAHOKANCU HXDRAULIO OBODNn ROOHK UMB, In any aaanMty, tor Oonorete, Pathu, Floors, Cellars, eta. (next to stono flagging. Is un rivalled for durability and hard-getting Qaalltles), For tanks tied other wi>s work tt In a flrat-oUsa majgrlnl, B, K]3 A » 15, SOLS AGK WT, QnaroM-noußß-eTHßiwc. Jw. b B ■*.- sk so a «ODBS, 'ifffiP, 8T!0N, AFJS fIKKSKIAt aiSSHIRATIYH PAINTER SO. 8. W»K»HAH-BTKW*«. iii i" S E H A U 0 LAJLSS2K & aiJJBOW aSAJiSS, 80 ftnd 82, VIOTOBM'STBBST, 3!rery Oewirlptlon of ijttddais, Skdps, Bifw wj, ?.»reow Wheels, Clolhsa Horsoe, Olothee Banw, rrnvolllnii Ohssts, Eo.. on Eismfl or ns.cia ta 3A liberal &lMoank eliwoS tc Coajcßwsm apiS SB wholMivle in-4«, •■ atiop and Ofllco Kitsjairt, and all felt- Co, i,t Job* 3tne WorS: dace by dKperlenw.i! 'varfe'r.sn g^ (h« shortesi notion, N,B.—lAddem, Sispa nr-rt Snrrsm inai «v-. lira. Vletae bonght Oaaor two reporla? o;a ViutlDo-dR ntisi *!»i. i:s(Viailnoalio shsat). PS & « X Si .« » B O %' H IS .« Bi (OEPCfIIEi OKWW SIAHK), JSSBR-BIfSSI 'S, AUSSfei Sf P"-.oiosr»pby Ik fee JjaS«rt wsci aw VftgfetaiMbto ssrlr.n, jsxssawtft to At! PhotOiJMi'hJß cakes by sfcs J KSGS KA?AI UOSK BJfOOaS i?AOl'OBX. C'ETSTias-aoirsa-tra ' S'rtneo i WIBBSj • ■''■tiim ).a/R pu: dor,, JUKEERfOK GO.KKIJftS.I'SD SCASIKS, • S> I? A E is U X laS B"OK aAM s uambee c« She «boy«, wSte Top refldj -■«'.• vjm, a. and uawarda, J AS I3IH BIBAM V7QHSS, Y!C«OSIA-OTES»S, at US? ssioji **r3i,r.K6r4-«Tr-5!TOBB3?, i 3)pv7i; yjiM nlwf.ra its sJoofc. wsnfish liois J"jnvToi(l at shortceS noMot) ( ! ManufM!ui«v til I>jaa arid Coaipo Pips. , aholw» »kci;ou i>,=! OhMideU&is, fiss., n» bl!3 s W9lltwlo?-B»ge» sSusHs auatesr eifdsss wJii ai-»raira seoesTe his promsi t £l«niga-« 6s Sap sss WaSav, ate Paekssw* ogp bbb JyueaovKO &a*i9 _ Lp VIS X J S » OO a 0H» TB, jf, SOWDBK, BEOK»s.A3stß.e*aass s | 4 IPtmesufissa one ot titii feswiwr-ssiwsifflsD s PIANOS



Bu Binees Notices. tj-0 MBKC HANTS, BREWBES, 8 BOTTI.KRS, AND BODA-WATER JANUICtOXUKEKy. '. THOMSON & CO,, CRAWFOKD-STHRBJ'. DUNKDIM (Khtiilillfjti'.d 1SC0). - 'MPOiITERB OF KNGU3H. FRHNCH, AND ai jANiaii 00'- couK.3, ALWAVB OK II AND AND TO AKBIVE— I Browero'. Boltlerb', »td .-odawater Manufao urors'tjnidilop, i:ioiudlr.K all kinds of Corks Bungs flhlvns, 'fioii, arm. Spileß, Cellar Ta "ioiAj, Corkioa Muohln<:». Capsules, Tinlol RotiliDg Wire, Rnrorlor relngtiißs (Browurs), Book, Purse. Ka ,t Inriift Wpa, »nd Pure Russian md Brazilian Cut; Ttorinomßtora, Bund and Common. All ltlnda ot Ginger, whole and srushetl : Tin tario, achUo. Hulphuroua, Oitrlo, mci Sulphurlo A olds: Spu Us ot Wluo, 61 o_p.; H'tmenocs and EsoHinial Oils, t*odawater Ma ohluta; Bottling Hnok.i, latent and Common; Piitont PyrupluK Punipp; fiodniwater and Qln aerbatr Hoiti«n. Ordinary; Lamont's, Hoßbens siiid Codd'a latent Bntil'.s; MtirbH, Peolf, and Kooti' or evo>y descrliitlon; and i^rery requisite fortho Bmwora', Bottlers', aud iEratod Water Maautioturer-i' rraio. j&GKNIS FO!t FIAYWAUD, TXtKB & CO., LuNDUK. Mefprs. T. & Co, inMtn in'.enilinu Purchasors ■ of BroworB1 and ijuilawat r AJaolilnory to an loßiiuctlon of tho'.r yto:>!;. THOMSON & CO., OR AW yuKD-M'I'RKHiT. DUWKDiy. til ISli iS ft 4HD 00. (JIiIHI'I'SD), I P WHOta!.^L» i?fSIPPOTB & ***gh*: SiiTOHßiw. Q.-Mui>-f.r mi toori Back of NejJ Zealand, Aaulclsau). - Poultry of ftU WnflJ flr'seod to «i-dor, i'rtnie Bmobed Tcnguen. ttono-ouraS lieo»n. Cornea Beef on Bale In luree Qusatttt*!. - H.B. - Dealers In «temo. Ure Pliensante forwarded to ciX parts of {no Oniony upon renalpi ot Bxies. Families wtftoa on In town ot BBtretrtv ' TAI N E HBO S. ' GENMKAL IMPORTERS, GHAIN AND COMMISSION MKR. , CHAJNTS, 3, QUEM«-STESKT, AUCKLAND. i ON HAND, AND TO ARRIVE, GKWKBAt MBROnAKDISE- I New Bocisoa'a Teas, oheata, J-ohcsts, and ; boxes Sugar, OolTiM Pepper and Sploa Itt;;e, Taptooa, and BaKO Klomes, yultanau, and Currants Candled Pool and Citron Cut died and Wax Matches Dunodtn isnd Hobart Jams lllilou'B Burrow Canfeotlonory Ollmon's Btnros &o.t floo.. &o> Wood'B and other brands Flour Moaui'H and AnderßOu's Oatmeal O'.as, Bran, Chaff Maize, Wheat, Sharps, and Bone 1 mat. «- i»a, tIOKBH-STKEBi". AUCKLAND ON BAIIB, JOEmvaD pkk OOKOMANDEL Asno itOMAN SMPIRB,- Tfbisa Gio-ar, Red Clover, Alsyfce Clover, Cow- Lrraiis, Meadow Fescue, Meaoow Foxtail. erected Dogatoll, Rape. Trefollnm (Sorvrlet OlOTerJi *HOM AMKEIOA UKtEOT-> ruuotlir, HTentunfer Bliwgraßu (Poa Prtttoooip). I'evwv Btvy RTegr&Bs, Canterbury Kyegrast. '"v.wKsfoot, Pfftlrlexraao, Battall. BAH!,T (JBSD POTATOES, AM FOU.OWB 1- Aabloui Kidney, T&ylot'o Kidney, Owitw iury I'lnkco. PiUSereon'a Victoria. LATKH VAKIKHKB-Hobart, Hntton'B M»B ••■Em ifnnnm, Sutton't Flower Bull, etc A.IISOI Oaw SiutiW. ttoresft aad Flower Seed, Cd&rno, Vivn anrt Rook Soli, Bran, Sharps, New Zan- Iseil JTlsx. Tow, and Hams. ?ONBDU*T awd BONKS'SjOUB of all grades, ;B«*HU AHB J'BHUViAN GUANO, «CO.. fcO. BBSKBTg & AITKKN, L~jasi LOGSI LUGSI TO THK MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (deetroyod by fire Borne mouthu sinoe), aro now in full work again. All lengths ot logs at Mill waltlnt?to be sawn, Boains and glrdora for brlok building and wharf worfe, up to dO foot, supplied on the wo have co manufactory to supply. liuilji'in ruirt oontiaotors will find It to their Interest 10 give their ordors to ue, aa they will R»t all ftetm Umber free from worm and dead 6ft P, U.-dcrs uxoonted with deepatchi M H.ROE, Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmlil, Onohnng-t, Sontnmbor 1 1882. \J MERCHANTS, W, PaaAspyg §or, « & 87, «swKxa-BTKBarr, Atroxr^HD, »<B|, IMFORTKKB 07 JAPSRHiSBIIHfIS, PiUOl OSrCMS'IOnS, «L*.;:£—k'altshefl, SUTiffoa, iwd iioiich Puast :-::of-:!!cu enl DontinanSal Sheet, Photo grapJilo, CHbsb Shades, •PHIT3I LEAD, Colours, Oil. VARNISHES BrantUM, Ml«d Points, Carson's Antloo?* ' ttxiire a.nd Pr.tan« Silicate Paints, MQDLDINUa-QUt, Btalced,Vsneered,to? Ffctartj iframo and Room Ooooretionii,F6KOjp SY»ma» tor Citdaet and CD.V. i-'iCsi;.'.:.-a ci ircrf dosedptloa In Kieat rorloW 3ohjjpb-FJwSo» sad Coloured, ton PUctoa, 6or*sw, &s« fte., Ks, OuJHrct w Overlay Mnante, all blbsr 1 Oablaat aad C.D.V, jjouaj. j Axbattf BoQciitteti ft. P. ft a. having aiwA/fl oa hand the laiieit *tock ot tho abova eood« in the North Island at Now SoalacA. aixs abla to esooute either whole eaie as ro'.i»i! snlsra as the most terourabto terms, itomplra al Psparhanslngs from opto .■vioS, iw of ctiainei oaolr&ges, sent on appllaa- H(ia, New setflers In Anoklaad should taopect our ssook o{ PspMhansttngß and Pictures fcoiora ustJjis up ttsJr naw homeai »m nIM flofi bctos 'b!s3 Jo sulS ahs iae-.;wja ol ertsyoce. S?. FHI&XiIFPS Sc SGS| <JnrK>r^!"PHs!sr«. Atronx*,wt. "10 a N il! HA 8 U'l T, f J BUILDRR. &a, FOB T-STR E X T, Eatlmatea supplied for every deaorlptton ot Carpenters' and Joiners' Worfc- §3 O * O B A^ "A U Vh la Roruffl PubUd Hot, Cold, and Bhnwe* Baths, Victoria-atreat Hast, Charge, Owe SBimna. Cpon nil weetc days from 7 (urn. to 3 p.m., and aujro.vj Mobnirou bom B till 10 cm. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied frith cvtjrj oopvenlonoo, Turkish towels, fiesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, eoaps, kg, Select bath-rooms (priTdle) for Ladles over? Any, at aa hours, with fomcMo attendnnoe, Owe BnitMwc and StxFRNOB. Ploses note the addrosa 1 Vlo.Wrift-Btreet East, above the Qrey hoond Hoiol, and next the ohoap Bettdlna tad Wnnettur* Mart. Aunbland. N.U.—Barber In attendance. rpO THE PUBLIO OF FONSOKBY, _s .., .. . V. DA VIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, calls the attention ot his cus tomers and frlemlß to the following I—Child. ron'o Klaatlc Roots, from Bs; Goloshes, la »& (children's) s Women's Kid E.B, Boots, from 7s ed; ohoap lino In Men's Klustlos, 129 (oolonial made, fco.); Women's Colonial made Loclefa, 18s eft, WBSIEBM VLOVH.M.IUIS AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. I'ARTINGTON BROS. Bog to inform tho public that they are now pro pared to supply dupisKioii Oatmeal in ao<r Quantity, guaranteed pure and fresh. Flour. Sharps, Bran, Whentmeal, Malzomenl, Malio, Oato, Fewl Wheat, ftc, always on hand. s)op6t—Karangahape Road, Nowtoc, Mlllo—Woßtotn Springs. Annual 11.1882. 1 T"HB~AUCKtAND KOKWAIiIJIWG j AND PARCEL DELIVBRY A«KNOY DesptttchGoodo and Parcels of all desorlptlons to j every pors of the Town and Suburbs, at a Chkap I Ratk, and with guaranteed regolaflty, j Tho following aro tho Booeinq Agkhoibs I— ! A. it. .(..f.iid, Ci>.l)'tnuikor -KaranKahapoßoad j W,'?. Yonnif, Qntcei ..Poußonby Itoad I It, Blriile, Bftkw _ _Aroh HUI i J, Raid, OabiJietmutor _Corner of Kybor Pass } and Symondu-at. I 8. K«id, arooor _ -Corner of Kybar Ptisa I and Graf ton Roada j W. 8. OoLllna, Grcoor ..Parnell | A. Holdt, OaiilnetJiiaJiOr -Nawmorket. j DKLIVKRIBSi ?awa Hqnrir. fc'ubarbuu Ili cm. and f p.mi No. IS, Toleohonß Rxohange. IX'A AU OK KICK I— ! NATHAN'S iiOND. CITSIOJi«HonS«-BTBmwf I /a uUHJUariAJ fAU-i'UiUS ■ ITiJAMAK* ! &mi shidhnc Bwvrs, j 3 t X, »s OOUBOBV ! sasfl tet miits to ivs ok- ttiea&s stna the &m» \ ,:nbUo thag hs uaa unflertßkea the Managemoo* j M Mk Kiwye Kfitobirsfcicßnt. whora aXLHINH. ?iCRCIJKS.BiBAasiNO, MOUNTING, Jfco,, In Ul iSs tere-nefcas WIU b» iiadsrteSStt 'ail SHCIOGS loiytr.« a«t«sib>l««ti. esaHASxs *Hvas. A i/M'K'j aswi; of iiouloiastf. Heture-framins SatoweOs, And piotoea st dTfi/c? assorlpUoi itw*7i on hasfl, QaaSH-BTBBSt, 'm is wo" 1 n q 9.! o£ every doeoflptloe put np by contract, xohody osn,do it oheapcr or better than Barn. Phite. Paling Houoos, post ana rail; Wire I ' ,ad Picket Fences 01 every sort. Prloes on ' ■pplloatioa. All Muds o{ Gatas made to order, I ,nd fixed whnre roqulred. Feaoos Painted, Jo6ts. Kails, Pallnss, Shlngleo, House Bioofeß, n\. £ca' 85.1a at yiii'da. SAM. WHXTiS,



uransmltn. Ism Wi V. BFKViSNB'8 FKViSNB' HOU3K. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT GENiCRAL COMMISSION AGENT. Nekt Union Bank, Qukek-stiibbst, Auck land. Proportion advertised free of cost, and ttO charge made unless boalneßß done, Usts of Properties tor Bale forwarded monthly to igantsln nfajiier, Wellington, Ohrlstohuroh, and vunedla. _ _ luauvftDßßfl effootad on Hauaea, Crops, Fur nlture( &o. _ . . Properties Valued, Burvoys Undertaken. ■HHlldlnif Estimates prepared. Mortgages and Ixhmb negotiated. FOB SALE— BBAOSBTRKET, Ponfonb/—House, 5 roomß, on deferred payments, very chtap. K7B ROCKY NOOK—Hou>e of 5 rooms, quite new, on defnrred payments. C 9 BKr EairOßU-BTKEKT— House.7 rooms, lwgo hall, water laid on 875 5) AOR H S of Lind In To Awamutn Township. all fanoed, part suitable for building sites. 870 MOUNT RO3KIO£i ROAD-Honse, G ro ms Kur1 scullery, 3 ohlmlnles. tanks, So. 873 SffiAPIBLD ViKW—Nice Cottage of i rooms, garden, and large'worKehop. £300. 852 PAPAKUKi.-7-roomed House and 32 aores good land, on main road, close to railway; veryoreap. As 80 AOKKS. near Hot Springs, Walwera. Ai MAKy-SIKKUT, MOUNT BDBN - Pretty Cottage,6 rooms and pantry.large level allot ment. 843 CHAPKL-8rrßKß:T—Houealn this central posi tion, suitable for boarding house, very oho&p. B'D TWO BHOPB and DwelUnje, on good Im*^ thoroughfare. 829 OBAFTON BGAD—Honse, 8 rooms, gee, fco DA AVONDAIiK—Honae. 9 rooms, extonßlve sheds. stable, outhouses, etc., «nd highly cultivated farm: large orohard, etc 813 PONSONBY-Uonse. 8 rooms, two tanks, izar den, eto.; very cheap. BU SBiSAT NUKTH KOAD-HOUSfI. 0 tooma, crarden. £0. 833 1000 AORES-Freehold Land, suitable for o oattlo run: easy distance from Auoklandi BEVKRAL QIjOCKS of Native Land*. Titles, Crown Grants. Very aheap. AM KAURI BO3H, 3600 acres, good water front la A«llw9 gooif pSaghablo level land, close to Whan StaJlooi AB2 PAKTICULAB3 OF OTHKB PBOPKRTIKS OK APPLICATION. BKVBRAIi 0000 ALIiOTMKNTS AT VEFX U)W PRIOB3. I~A MES TINDAL «l ACCOUNTANT, HOU9K. LAND, & COMMISSION AGBNT, AND Law Wjutkr. HIGH-STBEKT, Auckland. FOR SALE: BKRTCaS'ORD-STRBrcr-Now well finished 7 roomivl U welllQg-h cusa.Tmlnteil and nipored w »ter laid qd. Frlo» fiaro. DRAKtf-STRKKr (Freotnan's Bay)—Oomfort &Wa roomed Uwelllng-houao and yard, situated on south side ot Btreet, and having a beautiful harbour vluw;gts and water laid on, Prloe, £100. COliiiUttHi ROAD (Ponßonby)—Allotment 112 south Bide, 93 feet frontase. GRAffTON HOAU—Allotment 18. Of Beotlon 10, corner of Grnf ton uond and WynyaM- Btreot, with ton-roomed House, Btablcs, ard onthouses. Price £1000. OUAI'KIjBTRKKT—aix-roomed House and Stable. £500. VIOTOKIA-bTRKKT WKBT—Three Brlek Shops and Owelllng-honßes, jußt built. °aon* JWin° nr t0 ll6' a'-8"s-- D8r wee* FRKE If'utiD BLOCK. In central position, olo«e to Queon-Btreot with Brick Buildings and Iron root saltftblo for Warehouses, &c Proprietors having Houaes or Land to dispose of are requested to oommnnloa to with the unuer tlguecl. No ohargo unless sold. JAMEsTINDAL, HIGH-STRBET. TWHAB » I E 8 LAND, COMMISSION, AND KSTATK AHKNT. MONSY LENT ON PKIiSOSAI. SEOUBITY, HIQg-STRKET. APOKtJIBD. "||S O JB HALE -*- By EDWARD WAYTE. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :— MOUNT ALBERT-Qentleman'd Residence, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In suparats building: Man's room, washboußO, outbulldlßgs. ooaohhousu, stable, cowhouse; fine voloanlo soil; magnlftcent view; soar station. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Edan)-10 aores in convenient paddocks, with Seven-roomed House, Ontbulldlnga, Cistern, Frutt Trees. Offered for a fow days. A Bargain. MOONT ALBKRT (near HaUway BtaUon)- Allotments Half-acre npwarda; Voloanlo Soil, Business Sites, Magnifloont View, Tha whole of the purohate money can remain at 7 pet cent. HOUSE OF KISQT ROOMS (well built). IS mlnutcß from Quoen-Btreet. Adapted for private residence or business. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No. 205. MOUNTKDKN (near Hallway Station)—Seven roomed Bouse and Large -Allotment: good business site, £509 only. Terms—Basy. VIKW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Sevan roomed House; lofty rooms, concrete oleterD, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one sore voi oanlo land. COTTAGE and Large ALLOTMENT 108 feet by ISO, oioto to City. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already been made out of It, WANTED KNOWN-That E, Wayto. House and Land Agent, 177. Qaeen-street, hBBOOn- Btant appllosttona to purchase or rent Small Houses within easy dlatanos of Queen-street, and for Building Sites. COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Ponaonby. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Seaneld -Road oheap. Kd. WAYTK. House and Land Agent ,T AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, •*-* VALUATOR. SoHEitFF's Buildings, Foet-stebkt, AUCKLAND. The undera<Knea, in Commencing Boslnesa n ! Auckland, beiis to annonnoa that twelve yean' ! experience In Waiknto has Riven him an lntl mnte knowledge of the dlatrlot, as well aa s business connection extending to all parts of the Anokland Provlnoo. Ha la, therefore. In a pooitlon to gis-e the taileat and most reliable Information to Intending tottloru. who will receive letters of Introduction to bis local Asents, and they will offer every facility for lnepooilng the VARIOUS PROPRRTIBB ON HAND For Sams. Valnationa ot Town or Country Property made at the shortest notice. movey ADVANOBD on Freehold SeoarlHe», In sums of £100 up to £6,000, MQNKY IN VSSTED, and no ohargo nude to Investors. KENNEDY HILL. wrocenes. &o. JOHN H O X N B (FOf man? yean wlth.Cloia Brosi), ViXO3.IL EiBOOBB, T»A DOAI.BR OS PUOTIBIOIS MitiioßAsre, aer a! Wellington and Nelson eteeetl (Opposite St Jamea'a Chnreh). ■waitud ow ros Obdbjk. OXB«Oli BXKJSST STEAM QOVVBM 1.1 KILLS. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., txA, GorysK, and Smcib Mbbohakt WboiiKbals »s;i ffjuans asoaKBS, O;ni,, irtMs'U-omi, avxi Pkocjou Dzu.m v. p. aiBBOHs & oa. *OBKON-BTKKIE'I'. AOOKLiiWT) aU Q U iv »ILIOUB >«;»m Tnomu h. HkrDais>, S■ « X A M' B R U S U, VQHIABIJ& VGKGIS, Asll> BKJ-tOWB fAOTORY, VJCTOWIA-aTURST ss*J» £ nnblfisd. tg l a X -i o o U 1 Ha JtV B J. SSL44.U3X.S 6S« PKKEHTONR .MAEOHS %3smae&t> Kcsa-stoae-i Tombs, aaft lvn?i Tomb K&IIiSRS, Kstxrxtsffflßm EssoCTrm) nr a BUPsuoa «»&», ned D»j,;.«kh WBMii oa AppUosfdoa^ KOBjfca us ASUE.IIANO NeuJaaoilOQOl Qao«&sndWskefl9iaMrMti