THE LONGHURST CASE.

[BY TKLBOtBAPH—OWN OIBRESPONDKNT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Tits evidence on the trial of Jsi. Jonathan Adams and Gcnevievo iUizabeth Adams, his daughter, for having, aa alleged, con epired to get her with others, in February, 1880, to falsely charge one George Long hurst with haying violated the female de fendant on the 16th of that month, was continued to-day. Mrs Mary Hum phreys stated that on the 9th August, 1880, she had an interview with Adams, at his house, at Newtown, at which she told him sbe had come to ask his child to ; " speak the truth." He said the child had already done so. Witness maintained that she had not, find added that Dr. Collins, who did not think She had spoken the truth, had advised her to coTBe 2nd request him to let the child do ss. Witness went on to say that Dr. Collins was of opinion that no rape had been committed on the pit] Adams ejaculated, "Ob, he told me that;" His then asked witness, "Why did you have my son up ?" Later on he re marked that it caused him pain to see George Longhurst going out to work as a prisoner, and added that he had expected her up sooner. She saw him again at his house on Wednesday, tho 11th of the same month. The child was there then. Witness asked if he had madfe up bis mtnd to let the child speak the truth. H* replied, " Why don't you ask her yourself?" By that time the child had left tho house for sctWot, and witness promised to call agaia next day. On Thursday, therefore, she went again. Adams then tola her that he had seen a "cntleman, who had advised him not to let the child say any thing } that her son had bad a fair tiJal, rtnd witness was only try ing to get him (Adams) into trouble. She then rsked him to efl to a lawyer. He said he was not going near any lawyers, as they were only a lot of traps. Witness remarked that she supposed taat he had been speaking to Mr Brown, to which Adams responded that he had been " speaking to a gentle man." Witness then said that Mr Brown could not stop auother trial any more than abo could, which Caused him to observe r,b.at Mr Brown could do pretty much as he liked in Court. Subsequently she let fall a remark that Dr. Collins had examined the child on Wednesday, the 19th, February, 1880, and had found that tho capital offence had not been committed, while Dr. Diver examined her on the succeeding Saturday and found she had been very badlyassaulted. It was suggested by Mrs Adams, at the interview in question, that the newspaper should be written to for the purpose of en quiring whether "A child seven years of aj»e could be prosecuted for perjury when •he arrived at mature years." Adams said ho could not write. Witness asked him if he could not get anyone else to write it for him. He replied that in that case " he might as well tell them that nhe had spoken." Witness afterwards got a ■schoolmaster to write the letter and took it to Adams's on the following; Monday. Mrs Adams read it to her husband. In the letter these words occurred, "if she spoke the truth." Adams objected to that, and suggested that the words, "if anything different should be Raid," should be substi tuted. That alteration baying been made, the letter was transmitted through the post to the " Evening Po«t." It was never an swered. Subsequently witness told Adams 'that a lot of evidence had been collected, und that there was one girl to whom this child had made a statement to the eftect that it was not Geo. JLoDghttrtt who did anything to her, but that Humphreys made her say so. Adams did not say anything, tie only gave the child a black look. His Honor : Who was Humphreys ? Witness: My husband.

Examination continued: Witness then related the interview between herself and the Miui;ter of Justice on the subject. She told Adams the Minister suggested be should go before a Magistrate and make a declaration. He waited some time before giving an answer. Just then two women came into his house, and witness went out die. He followed her, mumbling some thing. She atked him what he had to say. He replied, " I shan't do anything unless I'm well paid." He added that he must have the money down, as she had already deceived him so much. He went on to say he must have £400 "and something made out," whereby be could leave the country with out Geo. Longhurst taking revenge when he got ont of prison. She told him t he had not got £400, and said she was sure George would not take any revenge. Adams re olied that ho " would do so on the child." She assured him that he would, not. The next day she sent Mr Laurie to see him. Previous to the 15th February, 1880, she had both lent and given Adams money just before the " affair " happened. He asked her to lead him £20 to buy a certain pieca of land. Op. making enquiries Bhe found that the land in question was not for sale, tn fact that the owner was not negotiating about it at the price named. She therefore refused ths money. He then asked her to back a bill, suggesting that she should " just write her name on it," and he would " fill up the amount." She replied that she could not do that, but offered to lend him a few pounds if he wanted the money. Cross-examined i My son Henry was never present at any interview between my self and Adams so far as I can remember. It was more than three months after the trial th.it I heard the child had been exam ined by Dr. Collins, when I heard of it from Mr Quick, who heard it from Mr Gor don Allan. This gentleman, I believe, was in formed of it by Dr. Collins, at the Club, some time after the trial. My husband suggested that I should offer Adams £50 to leave the country. I refused, but said, on the contrary, that Adams should not leave the country until my son had been cleared. Humphreys said he had already told Adams the would give him that sum to leave the country, upon which witness said he had no righi. to have done so. Cross examination continued: I don't know of any calumny that may have been spread about me. I have accused roy present husband with having charged something against nw, I never complained to Adams that he (Adamt) bad done so. It was my husband who spread it. Adams was not connected with it in any degree. Re-examined : I have no ill-will against Adams whatever. At the R.M, Court I urged his Worship not to a«k for sureties but allow defendant to go at liberty on bis own recognizances. All I want is to have the matter investigated and my son's inno cence proved. .

George Lawrie, fishmonger, said he was formerly a constable for upwards of three years in the Wellington police force, One day, since the trial of Longhurst, he met Adams at Newton. Telling him who he was, witness said that he had heard that Adams bad made an offer to Mrs Humphreys regarding her son George.' Adams re plied that this was the case, and added that he wonld allow his daughter to make a statement that wonld clear Longhurst if Mrs Humphreys would give him £400. Witness observed that perhaps Mra Humphreys had not got £400. Defendaant said he considered he carried the keys of Wellington gaol as far as Longnurst was concerned, and would not do it for less than £300; and even then it must be secured to him so that he could leave the colony. Defendant promised tt call at witness's house and bring the girl. A fortnight later witness went to defend ant's house and they walked down tbe street together. Defendant then told wit ness he had considered tbe matter, and that what he had told him on the previous occa sion was "all lies." Witness remarked if it was lies he was going to tell he had bet'er not say anything more. Cross-examined: I did not tell Constable Campbell a day or two after the hearing of the conspiracy case in the R.M. Court that if it bad not been for mo, nothing would have been heard of this case.

Re-examined: I was not authorised by anyone to negotiate with Adams. Mrs Humphreys asked me to hear what he had to say.

Annie Morrison, aged 13 years, residing with her parents in Tinakori Road, deposed that^ on one occasion sinco Longhurst's conviction, Bhe was in company with the female defendant and some other little girls named Bradnop, when, during some conversation that took place, Genevieve Adams Baid it was not George Longhuvst, but Humphreys had made her say so. Mts JuliaAllea stated that, iulSovember, 1579, she was ougaged lo attend Mrs Adams; she only stopped a couple of days at Adams's house, because the place was so dirty. Some time after leaving she called ssveral timea for hnr money. On one oc casion she found Drs Diver and Gillon in the place. Whon thoy tad left =>dams told her his trouble. He said tbe affair hap pened on tbe Sunday, and he was goiog to have a conversation with George Long hurst's mother, Mrs Humphreys, and, if he could get a satisfactory settlement with her he would not carry the matter bofore tha public. She applied to him for her money again that day; he said he had so money bnt he would get a case up, and, as he 'knew Mib Humphreys had plenty of oonoy, •

be wouia got at least *iuu or £200 ottt of I her, besides the house they were living i n § She did not see Adams again, till after Longhsrst had been convicted. She tbea -I went to his house at Newtown ana applied ' I' for her money. He told her he had no 1 mosey, bathe still expected to get a eettle- I mcnt with Mrs Humphreys, for he cocfld I make Genovieve alter her evidence. Cross-examined: Witness said she read in the papers an account of Longhurst's trial. Mr Ollivier: Why did you hold your peace about this when you knew that Lon ehurst was put on hU trial ? Witness: I never took any interest in such a case and I was getting my living j, had tugo out to woik. Dr Collins remembered Genevieve Adams' being brought to his mrgeiy on Thursday I the 19th February, 1880. She was brought ! by Adams, and he believed Mrs « dams was \ there too. They brought the child to have i I her examined. They said the child had I been tampered with, and he immediately | proceeded to examine it. He found no - ' marks about her of a capital offence having ■ ■ been committed. He told the father he-did ; not think the child had been outraged, ' Cross-examiued : Dr. Collins said he re membered writing to the Minister of Justice 5" that he was unable to fix the exact date on % which the child was brought to him. It did not ocati to him at that time to look at his day book. • Mr Ollivier (who appeared for the do. '■"'• fendant): Did you read the accounts of A Longhurst's trial in the newspapers, Witness : I read poitions. Mr Ollivier : Did you fee that Longhurst was found guilty and sentenced to 10 yeats' penal servitude and two floggings? Wit. ness : Yes. Mr Ollivier: What was the imprest ion produced on your mind from reading that; Witness : My impression was that if he really had contact with the child and lud s given her the disease he deserved it. Mr Ollivier: You did not come forward to give your evidence ot the tiial of Long. hurst j . , |,| Witness s No. Mr Ollivier : And these letters of youra were not addressed to the Minister of ' Justice until he had asked you officially to state what you knew about it ? 1 Witness: Yes. : He-examined: The girl'a evidence was not consistent with what he saw at his ex*

TURFIANA.

! ■ ■ . ■•■;.. tj ! (BY CHEVAL.) ■ THfi number oi nominations—sß—received <\ for the Dunedin Uup by the D.J.C. mast I [j; be very gratifying to the D.J.C. Tho : northern horses include Bippodamia,Pi!ca torius, Fitz Hercules, KiDgaek, Louio, Vir^ '■ i; ginia Water, and King Quail. Dauphir, whose racing days were supposed to be over, is included in the list. 356 entries have been received lor tho Grand Prix of 1884. j i £. Joues, the Sydney book, has pre sented a £100 gold cup to be added to the first prize of the Tattersall's Cup. From Wapier I hear that Mr Allan McLean intends disposing' of the whole of : his racing stud, with the exception of a few ;he intends keeping tor breeding pur« § . poses. ■ Three race meetings are advertised to be held in the Hawke'sßay provincial district • '^ on New Year's Day. "Caspian" thinks Lord Lnrgbley, Cr«s- |j ' wick, Gipsy Cooper, Paul, Siuntfror, ■■ Carmen, Saionara, Behnont, Westbuiy, ' Darebin, Sang, and Santa Ciaus have the ' biggest say in the Gaulfield Cup. in consequence of tho accident to The ; Barber in the Metropolitan Stakei he has been thrown out of work. •' Martindale" • says the story that Segenhoe is lame is untrue. The annual receipts of the South Canter- ?! bury Jockey Club were £1,785, and the ex- ■« penditure £1,642. The total amount paid over the settling after the A. J.C. meeting, was £0030. Mr C. T. Roberts with £1203 headed tho list. Mr Dodson's brood mare Sapphira, by Tradueer, is dead. At Mr Clibborn's talc at Sydney (says a contemporary) Sting was bonght by Mr Weekeu for 1600 guineas, Spark was told for 120 guineas,'Bathurat fell to Mr Gaunt i for 310 guinea!l, Dunedin went for 60 guineas, and old Loup Garou fetched 85 ,| 1 guinea?. Saunterer was bought by Mr I Harry Haines for 160 guineas, {On Ssptember27th,daionaro, Stockdale, i| : and Cunnamulla were sent overland from ! Sjduey to Melbourne. Cuunamulla is re- I poited to have quite recovered from tho M ■ slight accident at Kandwick. I The Thames Jockey Club have decided to spend £150 in the erection of a ■ permanent grand stand before their annual meeting. ihe ' programme of this thriving' club reads as follows: — First Day -. Trial Stakes of 25sots,, Handi-'. ? cap Hurdle Race of 40sovs., Thames Plate 'M ' Handicap of lOOsovp., Stewards' Handicap >|j lof 30sovs., and Selling Hack Race o£ lOsow, A M Second Day: Flying Stakes Handicap of 'M 25sots., Handicap Steeplechase ot 70=ovs., <± Goldfields Handicap of 150.-ovs., Selling 1 Race of SOaovs., and Consolation Race of "'% ■ 20sovs. ■ . . ,| I The following sires have been nominated | for the V.X.C. SiW Produce Stakes, 1886 : '<M j —King of the Ring, Progress, Angler, 1 , Quambone, Glorious, Gal ami a, Tim Whifller | \ (imp ), Horatio, Rapid Bay, Grand Flaneur, ; Piscator, Robinson Crusoe, Ueckersgat, Richmond, First King, Tubal Cain, The ~'\ Marquis, Areas Scandal, Dante, Sussex, J^ ' Irish King, Grand Prix, Vespasian, Mari- \||| ; byrnong, Chester, Gang Forward, Tarri- 1 ! weir. i The followiog is the Sydney bet* m ting on thoV.R.C. Derby and Melbourne . Cup :—V.R.C. Derby : 100 to 40 v. Uavi- sS gator (tk), 100 to 15 v. Segenhoe (tk & off), tj 100 to 12 t. Hecla (tk and off), 100 to 12 v. M , Bassanio (tk), 100 to 10 v. sainoara (tk), M 100 to 10 v. Prometheus (off), 100 to By. M others. — Melbouroo Cup : 100 to 10 t. ~m Cunnamulla (tk), 100 to 10 v. Sting (tk), '1 100 to 4 v. Little Jack, 100 to 4 v. Cslma, . 1 ' 100 to By. Sweet William (tk and off), 100 J| to 5 ▼. Hereford Bay (<k)j 100 to 5 Lord Wk Bnrghley {tk ana off), 100 to 4 v. Navigator (off). 100 to 4 v. The Gem (off), 100 to 3 v. .. Santa Claus (tk), 100 to 3 King of the Vale (tk). —" Town and Country Journal," 16th ■;!m j Sep'ember.

MINING NEWS.

Te Aroha,—A contract for driving a low level has been let in the- Premier. Good crushing stone is reported from the Vulcan. The manager in the Colonist expects to cut No. 2 reef on 20 feet of driving, A large amount of quartz is ready for the mill. In the Diamond Gully 40 tons of quartz is stacked &t the month of the drive. Gold is easily seen therein. The correspondent of the Thames "Star." says s I cannot account for the rage that at present exists for form ing companies in ground that has had little or nothing done in it, and whose chance, if any, of the known reefs is small. The money spent in forming companies would be better spent in testing the ground.aud if those holding shares would only conic to this conclusion it would stop a great waste of money, and the probability of the wind ing-up of a lot of wild-cat companies. Caledonian.—The manas-er is putting in a drive on the leaders at the No. 2 level from the Cure cross-cut, ■with the intention of opening^ out on the footwall specimen leader, which a recent crushing proved to be worth 2ozs. per ton. Pinafore.—The manager leports that no reef has been broken down in the stopes in the back of the intermediate level for four days. This will be resumed in a day or two, when the stuff is removed to the hopper. Crushing will be started on Tues day next, at the Herald batteryj with ten head of stamps, when he hopes to have a payable return. Bismarck.—The tributers are fairly at work prospecting in the intermediate level. Blue Peter. — Tributers lodged 8J ounces gold from 3 tons. WAIKA WAV.— WiIson is reported to have got good gold in stone on ground adjoining Hunt's claim. Matawai Battery.—Mr Burder, the manager, is making a most substantial job of this battery, which will be proof against vibration or any such blemish, and, from its solid character, should be a lasting monument to the builders thoreof. It is regarded as the greatest boon to a most important part of the goldfields. Langford and party have .turned the water from the creek, and hive commenced work in the old channel. Tuo Golden Fab. machineiy is being taken to pieces, and will be shipped away. Perseverance. — Crushing has pro ceeded during the week, and is reported to be payable.

PtoSed ac£ Published Uj ths Proprietor SAXVSUU.T, OCIOBEB 1, I^2,

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Auctions. MONDAY, OOXOBKR 0. BPARB, STKAMER FITTInQS VSLVET-COVKRED SALOON SEATS BIGOING, PUMPS, TANKS &0., ac, &O, B. TONKB a CO. HAVE been mat aided by Mr George Fraaer, «iqijldr-.tor, >forth Snore (Terry Company, to cell cdJ Monday, tho 9th lust,, at 11 6\>look, Iflß AUUVa STORKH, Kio, at the rear of Mesa.'oHay aud Buchanan's, Custom house-street West, B. rONKS. B. O. CAIUi. B. D. TONKB FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, BAND INSTRUMENTS OF THE LATE THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. B. TONKS"& CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on Friday, tho 13th inst., at 11 o'olocir, SAND INBTRUMKNTS OS1 THK LiTK BAND CORPS. ft TONKS, X, 0, DARK. B, D, TONES AT AN EARLY DATE, NORTH OOTE, MARINE RESIDaNCE SITES, BeaatUaU; sltnatod on tho Wattomata Harboni fialf-milo fronttiKo to deep water and the bay. THE Proprietors of this Estate, after re peated enqulrlen from private purchasers, bave determined to submit the entire lot by Auotlon at an early datej and It Is now being mrveyed, roads made, and pinna prepared. In point of natural beauty It la unsurpassed. The views from all parta are charming and of Immense extent, embracing Waitemata Klver •od Harbour. City of Auokland, Remuera, Haurakl Gull to Sandspit, Tlri Tirl. RsuiEitoto, vad out to Gtreat Barrlnr and Caps Colvillo. Tho 801 lis rich lo.im. the titreo crowing on It Being 16 to 18 feet high; treo forno and native Khrubs abound, and tor fruit growing tain land oannot be beaton. Abundance of fresh water can be obtatnedi Steamers ply regularly to tho wharf on the proporty, and It has also a largo eoa frontage. we ask thoae In search of a healthful pleasant nome, and who do not care to pay the enormous prtoea demanded for land In the Immediate rmburba of tho olty, So visit this property and ■ODvlnoo themselves. No word painting con Vleanatelr&jsoribe it. B. TO tfk s" & CO., Auctioneer*. TOJSSOAY, OCTOBER 10. XKADE SALU GROCERIES, ETC. W. DOWDEN HAS received instructions to sell by •notion, at the Exchange ilsrt, Queen ■atreet, on Tuesday next, loth lost., at 11 o'clock, Flonr, Rloe, Tea Sauci', Ground Qlnaar Tapioca. Treaolo uatmeal. Jam TUESDAY, 001OB3R 10. FOR POSITIVE SALE. Without Ksserve, £700 worth of boots and shoes, Recently Opened. GIVEN UP THE BUSINESS. OABRIEf, LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr i » ??. ry.t,° £* by Rn°Wo». on the ahore 0 0 1 » ow n totn h. ePr6ml£e8' 0!>I1Mlteth0 Tlw wtols of bis atook-in-trafle of Boots and irtadery Caßß9' Fittmg9< Coi"'^. 4o» Jco., &O. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. EX EARL DERBY, FROM LONDON. ENuLISH-MArE FURNITURE, ConalstlnK of— Suites, in Beaoonsfluld, Queen Anne, Banister Back, Leather, Silk, Bepp, and Tapestry. Black Walnut Bedroom Suites (complete), t Wardrobes, Dnchess Sets in Marble. Oanterbnqe, Whatnots, Oak Hat Stands Music Stools, Oval and Dining Tables (patent oorews), Work Tables, Glpey Tables, Coraor Brackets, SwinK Cane Cots, HallEeata Choffonnlora (ranrbJa top. plate glass back). Oval Mantlo Ulaeaoa, Mirrors, Dosskß, Waihetands, Folding Chair?, Slip Boxes, Handaomo Bronze Oloo&9, Blaok and Gold Lustres, Vases (Landscape, Gold Bands), Lamps, Etootro Good?, Feather Pillows, Flower Pots, Horsehair. Handsome Painted Chamber Seta, &c, &c, &o. ,: GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at fata Rooms (opposite Thornton, Bmlth and ; . Ftrth'a Mills), Lo war Quoon-s treat, on the above 1 \ date, at 11 o'olook. 2 A CONBIONMKNT 08" ABOVB GOODS, NOW Landed, AND KOR POBITIVS BALB, Tho Anotlonesi o&lla Bpeoial attention to the above, being quite n different class from that ever offered for Bale, being more of a modern style, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, NOOK. SHARES, SHARKS. SHARES. F. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart (corner of Qaeen and Sbortland atreeta), on Monday, the 9th October, at 12 noon, THK FOLLOWING GOLD MINING BHARBS -12 Albnrnia Shares Paid-up 6 Do. (Contributing) Shares Paid-up 10 Kuranxil Hill Shares I'aid-np 100 Deep Level Bharea Pald-ns 80 Caledonian Sharon Paid-up WEDNKSDAY.OCrOBEU 11 AT HOON. HEW DOCK, CALLIOPE POINT. FOR Sale ov Auction, by K. C. Green* wood, at Dowden'a Matt, Qucen-etreot. Teraia-30 por cant: oash, balanoe 3 or 6 years at 7 per cent. •SUNNYSIDF, Bltnated In close proximity to the New Dock at Calliope Point) on the North Bhore. and within a tow minutes' walk of the present Furry Wharf, ia so pret tily and conveniently placed that it cannot fait to attract the attention of all whohavo an "eye for a good thing," THERE IS MONEY IN IT. > • Land anywhere adjaoest to ao great a centre of industry at thla-the finest dock In (he r Sonthorn Hemlanhere — la bound to become, ' must, undoubtedly acquire a very high value, ' The area of land available us wilt be seen by [""' ■ i the aketon plan, 1b very limited in extent. There Is bo muoh and no more, and the fortunato ownera may reasonably look for, and will surely obtain, extreme valeos. The OBpeot of tho proporty, ob the name Im plies. Is a Bumiy one, north-easterly, and com pletely sheltered from the prevailing south westerly winds. Sloping gently to the wator- Bldn, and onminaniilnK very benntlluliViows, embraoing ItauKl'oto. Mount Victoria, tha Waitemata, and an extenßlvo sea view. The soil Is a rlob, dry. sandy loam, thoroughly well drained, and at tha present time tor tho most part covered wlih a rloh Rwam of araae, fit with very little additional preparation, for ' a gentleman's l»wo. (Tor fruit, flowers, and Harden parpooea tha soil ia not to be exoellod. Many of thn ueetio' a. notnbly 20. 21, 22, 23, a"nd 21, aronpcci.illy iraltablo for orchard purposes, wbllathose frontioß the water, namely 23 to 32. ore of exceptional vnrao, owing to the fact that while they po.ircs nil the advantages of tho other teotlons, they command a lovely view, whloh can nevor by any possibility bo shut ont. When direct ferry communication ia estab lished between Qneon-ntreet Wharf and tho new flook, Bunnyßldf will bo the nont easily reached otany portion of tho North Bhore, and will ba within ten minutes journey of the city. The price for a family tioket between Davon port and Auokland, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. dally, 8 Ss per week. When it is taken into consideration that the terms these balidiDg eltoa are offered are ex ceedingly easy, namely 33 per cent, cash, and thebtlanoa to remain, if desired, at 7 per cent. lor throo or five years, it will ba admitted that the opportunlti is a favourable ono for aeourinit a tlte for c, pleasant homo, dear away from the din and omoke of tho city, and, at the same tlmo, wlthlu oiwy distance of its busy marts and faotorlw;. _ . IltnVgrnpolo ptecs aro now ready, and can bo h?.!?. op application. . ! Terms- 80 per oont onsh, balanoe 3 or S years at 1 per cent. Luncheon provided. St. E. C. GUEIiNWOyD, ''



■ Anctionß. MONDAY, <IjCTOBER 9, At 11 o'clock. On the Premises, Wakefield-sthbet. GLOBE HOTEL AND ADJOINING BHOP, BAK, 7 or 8 rooma, and Brlcs Chimney. To bo removed on or boforo th^ 13th October. '• Also tho whole of tbo HowhoLd Furnlturo and KffooM, oomprlslntf-BBiia. liodrting, Look ing Glu-au", Xablea. oiml.-e, .to. j 'lortao Cual). ! GEOIiGE SIBI3IN, | lAustioneor. TUESDAY, OCTaiiKK 17, NOON. Devonpokt, ISTorth Shore, fivjb minutes' walk to vie- KOalA WHAKti1 AWD THREE TO SANDfeSPIT AND BATHING- HuUSE. I | GEORUB SIBBIM ■ TAS been favoured with instructions JOL from U. G- Quick. Keg., to sell by auction his well-known Central Property, a'jolnlDß tils rosltlctirr.", lievonport, at Blbbln'd Land Marl, I Qneonatroet. on Tnesdny, (,'otobor 17, at 12 o'clock. Tho Property In divided lnko 6FIISF. BUILDING (DOUBLE) AL LOTMENTd. Fronting Mount Vlotorla Robil or Flagstaff Bill, command ing ono of the flneot views on either Bido of tho Harbour. Only 15 minutes' distant from Queen-street Wharf, Auckland, by any of tho Company's staamote. MerohaDts and Tradesmen wi'l find this « raro ohanco of necucing a most VALUABLK BITK JTOlt A HOMK. The roil is rloh volcanic, rsspootablo locality, healthy, and near tho Churches and Schools. Only one HOuee to be erected on eaoh Allot ment nnd no unhottltbyor objcotlocable bust net» to bo permlttod. Terma—3o por cent C*?li, Balacco Rt 7 perfßOi. for 5 yeaM. Tho AllotmunU a:o tUßgad. | ■pj o t i c x I bog to inform IntonclDK Furchaeoraot the Valuablo Ratato known as VIOIORIA PARK, that Uthoftraphla Plnns with Torms, «ro., may be had at MrO. Maya's Store and Messrs R k and R, UuJor'a. Dtita oC tfalo: MONDAY. S{rd Octob.r, noon, at Sibbim's Land Mast, Queen street. Messrs Dudor, o; the Auctioneer, will show the Property, on application. GKORGE BIBBIN. V ictoria Park, TiEVONPOUT, -VTOKTH OHOIIK, 1/EVONPORT, i>ORTH lOHORBJ, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, 13V GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREST. DEYONPOET. NORTH SHORE, *Thk Latk J[r. T. Dudeb's Estate, Situated a short distanco from tho Victouia and Devonvoht Wkauvks. on Lake Road,— rsd ilußs on tlio property—commanding varied viows of the City, Cimnncl, Harbour and Kiver. Tho land i 3 all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to the water. Healthy and most desirable as IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and for a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property In this beautiful Marine Suburb is rapidly rfcing in value owing to tho largo number of buildings that are going up in Devon port and at the Lake, and tho greater part of tho district has lately possaed into tho hands of In vestors and hold for THE CERTAIN PROFIT Which must bo paid to tho holders. This is almost tho last opportunity of acquiring proporty direct from tho first seleotors. Tho allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may have from one acre to flva acres. Tho streets are 1 chain IJ chains wide, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will be put on tho lots, as the owners intend selling absolutely at the auction. Steamers run every hair-hour from 7 a.m. to 11.30 p.m.,anda Family Ticket is£3 per annnm.or 3s Id per week. Tho term 3 nro made to suit all classes of pur chasers, only ono third cash; balance may re main on mortgage at 7 por cent,, for three years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application, For further particulars apply to R. & 11. DUDER, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, UCTuBEK 11. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE. FOR SALE, atPuktkuhe, on Wednes. ' diy i oxt, DAIRY COWS, STORK CATILS, &O. Also, A Qunrter-aoro Section in the Township of Tuakan, holng lot 532. on which la eront- n a Batter's Oven and Shop. At 11 o'Clock. HCTNTER ft .NOLAJ*. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. JtfSCTIOM YARDS. FOX SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Taeaday next, 30 Fat Bnlloo&B. extra heavy weight, from Glaborne 30 Fat MulU'ckH. from Sandhllla •10 Fat Knllooks. from Waitara 700 Vat Sheep, from Gisborno, Hawera, and Walkato 30 Fat Lambs. AT 1 O'CLOCK, HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. KKMUERA CATTLE FAIR, %«/ EDNESDAY, October 11, For Sale -ICOJU alf-brod litre fat:! Heifers and steers, B. and T, Coatoa 200 Stcom. three to fone years 200 Steers and Halters, two to three yean > 150 Yearlings SO Go wa and 11.-if era 1 Pure Alderney liuila ,5 Young Grade Bulls Kntr!o.i clone nn October 7. AOmp BUCKLAJfm. jP|OUi\'TliY CATTLS SALES. Kemuora Fair—Wednesday, October 11 Pokeno—Monday, October 16 Ilrury—Wedneaday, Ootobor 18 Papakura—"Wednesday, October 25 AIJiiKI) BUOKiAND, TUKciDiY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR TttlS SEASON WILL BW HBLD AT fBE HAYMAKKET. ON TCIEHDAY, WOVHMBKK 14. WOOIPAOKB FOR SALE. ALFKKD BUCKLAKD. • xuimntAlla, ■ i f « .(? P A ? M A X X E X, OAUi ti» WOOiu, SHESJfSKINS ' 0 HIUKS, ma T.iLLOW. moh Tnesaay, •) ' SSft'oluc«, DUR HA M YAK DS. */ST OOL, HIDE 3, SKINS, AND I * * TALLOW. | j 'Kveiy TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock. 1' humteklTholan. i



Notice. THE FARM A* • . AVONDALK, Advortleed by no it jr Auction oE 16th ©otobor, ia | WITHDKAWN- FROM SALE, SAMUBIi COSHRANE & BOH, Auctioncorn, W. 8, COCHBAKB], |JAS. DACRK MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. ALLOTMENTS. LONDON STREET,. PONSONBY. 126 ACRES ON ittE TAUUAUOA IUVJsB. 40 ACKES, PUKBATUa* npHU subscribers will sell, hi their 8. Rooms, Kort-Btreot, en MdnUay, Ootobor lCcli, at 12 o'clock, By OUDKK OP TIIIC MORTOAOKE, PON'SON BY-Lotß 130 and 137, Bub-atvl3ion lots 11 and 17. section 8, Bubuibi of Auckland, having a frontage to Londun-BtrroC, oomtnandlug a floe vlow of tho liar hour. TAUllAKOA.—Allotment 8, part lot 0, and oast part lot 10, Purlßh of Matgapai, oontttlninK 120 aoroa. and havlnK a largo frontago to tho Tnnraroa H Ivor. Tho land la all Rood, and ai one tlmo was all cultivated and improved) PUKKATUA~3onth-oaot part lot 2ii, contain ing t;5 acre!;, and said to have a srcmbor of fine Kauri trees on It. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auotlonoora, Land and Uistsato Asrenta. |?U.I.H, yu ILL lAMS OH, BOOBIS LAND AND FINANCIAL AGKNT voto*a Lakh. jUicsciahj}. Rankara i—National Bank of Now Zealand. K3NT3 anfl INTEREST Collected, MONKY Invested for O.i>!»ttsta on Orst-olaai Baouritiod, lrmwnr? Chakob. Six per cent allowed oa flcpoGlts until Invested. MOKTQAaka and loans NeOTtintsa, 3HARKS Bonfiht or Sold to order. >:MTAT.i;s M&casod for Absentees. AVjLOTMBNTS Bonnht, cSI Houses Built OD tho Wmß? Payment System. KOILD3NS ALLOTMXNTB JOB BALB at en vooii— Bootland-Btreot, 00/ Wea^treet, 30/ itiiioniian-etreot, 41/ Hovbnrn-ciroei, 80/ BondPtreot, 16/ Lfgar Place, W Keppall-atroot. SO/ Norfolk-atreet, 10/ Argylrvfltrcot, ISs Ooofc-fltreol. £10 Ewcstord-stroot, 90/ Kdwin-fltreet, 80/ Porolvol Parade, til Gratton R00d,78/ Roolawatlon, dM Mount Kden Raid. M Howe-stroet, 6W Kybor Pass. £6 Hisckett-stroei 15 Normanby Road, fll Nolson-Btreet, 80/ Brl«hton Koad. Ml ftc.ln Tuiona other itraeta tt low rates, ■f-A 1)0-0 TO -I'BND, in Sums ol 410 and up. *.tv\..v wards, on good (oonritleS. D WHANUAKKI-Smnll Homestead for tinlo, with fplondld oroh&rd. over SCO fruit boarlns treoa. alluvial soli; frontage to Whin- K.irul ltlvor; two miles from lownßhlp, j L>n;H.i;atf-uKU-BTRKEC-New and very oon- JL» veuiont Cottage for Sale, near Ccngro«a ---tloo&l Churoh, On easy terms. iUKn-SiX-KOOMKD uouau (now), with <w^tu pantry, for Balei very convenient! water laid on; ea<y terms. \ .(OUST KDKN —WeU-flnlahod Blz-roome'l ill Hoiiao (n«w) tor Sale; 1000 Rallon lank laid onJlarKO corner allotment; vary oheap. dE9,fin- XIV*UOOMI{D HoUHK for Sale In *""'" Nuwton; very convenient and Lotko allotment; ohoap. Ako, Two Adjoining Allot mfinra k desired. SUKUA-Blahty Aorea of Land for Sale for SOS. Also. Kl«hty Aorea at Walkleklo, £f5. A splendid chonoe for working maa. £9ftO~Now *"* Well-flnUhed House for X/ZOV sale, at Rooky Nook, New North Road; ullotment 10 x 120. Very easy terms. TIJOimiCOTB-Seven-roomed Uouae, out -L1 buUdlrißs, &0., and 30 acres of Land tor BaJe. 7ery cheap. Grand view of the harbour, £?1 QO-' roiIR-KOOMKD HOUSK for Bale, cts' *■ ?« off Cook-street, with largo aUotmant. i * OKATOKA TOWNBHIP. — Two Large & Corner AUotoenta-for Sale for 830, having; three frontaßea. MOUNT KOKN-Flve-roomed Houae and two acres of volcanic soil for Sale. JTlno view. Orchard. Sm. "CK)NBONBY-Now Six-roomed House for A Salo near the Three Lamps, Prioe, £330. Basy tormi ol payment IVRVONFORT, Ijako Road-Several Terr ' choice ViUn Sitea tor Bale, having road and r.en frontage!), and possewlnß the finest liuiflscapa vlowb to be found around Auokland. Very easy t'.srmß of payment. NIOK NBW OOTTAQS In New ~"6UU ton for Bale, with large shed, allot ment 10 x 100; vow ohonix. ¥STAITi;MATA RiVEK FRONTAQK.-Land TV fox salo at B3 per nero, in largo or small blocks. Kasy terms. PAHNSLL— House aud U aorea orchard for Sale, in foil bearing; cowshed, workshop, fcwlhooee, &o.: One Boa view. SALK-STRSST-Two Cottages for Sale with good weU. reirfstor (crate, etc. Prioe fiiOO. -61 9,o—ffOUß-iIOOMBU HOUBK for Sale In «a«v thowtr. BmaU deposit and weekly wmonta taken. £9,9 fj-housh for Bale In WUllam-streat, *„ J near at. James" Church. K3SSB VUla Residenoe, nren ■>~i rooms, ooach-bocse, atabling. fee, £900. JEI i»5-THRBK-BOOMJaiIHOOSK for Bale ™"J In Newton, near Klofft Arms Hotel; lore! allotment, Ranytermi. T> BMUBRA-1S Bores, tot Sale i ezoeUent wU ■IX and splendid view "OUlfi-HTON ROAD. ParaeU - Six-rootned X? House for rale, allotment MxlOOi water Iftldoo. Price, fIJ7S. 13ONH0NBY-New Six-roomed House and A Workshop for sale | two allotments 1 two frontaspe: easy terms, \"SnsLLiN«TON-BTHRBT. -Pretty Cottage t » for sale, near Bt James's Ohoroh i gsi and water lnld on: garden, &c PARNKLL. - Newly-finished Six-roomed Hooße for sole | pleasant view i £380. WAKM3 also For Sole at WaikomlU, Par* A rooremo, atolcos'siPoint, Waltakerei, Mahn ninsi. North Shore, Papokura, too. Also, see Uot In Neva Zealand Herald and WtMvaewt, O H A S, WILLIAMSON. 58TATB AQBNX VutOAW Li.ua H0U Q BInS^E 6^m^i Ao Nn^ B n\°. BNT Nstxi Unioh Bank, QniWKHBTBaBT, Auck land. Properties advertised frea of oost, and no ohargo made unless bualness done. Llste of Properties for sale for warded monthly to Agunts In Napier. Wellington, Ghrlstohnroh. and < »nncdln. Ijssuranoea effected on Houaew, Cropa, Fur alSnre, &o. ProperU6a Valued, Surveys Undertaken. Building Estimates prepared. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. FOR BALK SBAVIELD VlKW—Nice Cottage of i rooms „. 2 ar4 en> anrt larße werkshop. £300. Bi2 PAPAKUKA-7roomed Houae and 82 aoros Rood Ic-ud, ou main road, close to railwny: very o neap. xS KXMOUTH-3TRKET-Two Cottogeß, 1 pooma and wash-house eaoh. JJUO. A6 ROCKY NOUK-Convenlent 1-roomed Cottoße, Kardon, land, &c. £280. mo 80 ACRES, near Uot Springe, Walwers. Al MAHY-SIKKKT. MOUNT BUBN-Pretty Cottago,S rooms and rantry.largelotol allot ment. Hl3 CHAPBL-BTRKKT—House In this central pool tlon, suitable for boarding house, very cheap. Pig KYBSH P483 ROAD - Compaot Cottage. 6 rooma, very convenient, 831 TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good leading thoroughfare. ggg 9RAFTON ROAa-Houße, 8 rooms, gas, too nn AVONDALS—House. 0 rooms, extensive sheds, stable, outhouses, eta, nnd highly cultivated farm: large orchard, etc. 813 PONSONBY—House, S rooms, two tanks, gar den, etoj very cheap. Blfl PONBONBY —Bonae, T rooms, wash-honso, tacks, well, Ko>; larga garden, full fruit trees, 822 QRKAT NOETH HOAD-Honae. B rooms, «arrten. s.o. 833 1000 ACKKS—Freehold Land, suitable for a oaU.'o run; eesy dip.cance tram Anoklanrt. 18 YK\itß LKAdW of S-roomed House and KTOunds, ground rent low ASS SKVKHaL «LOOK.s of Native Landg. litles, Crown Grants. Very cheap. Aiß KAURI BUBH, 3600 aorea, good water front age, at low prioe. a H 12 AORttS good plooghable level Land, cloße to VV'Jiau Stallon, A32 PARTICULAES OP OTHEB PKOPEKTIKS ON APPLICATION. SKVERAIi UOOD ALLOTJSBNTS AT VBFY LOW PRIORS. TAMES TINDAL, V ACCOUNTANT, HOUBK. LAND, & COMMISSION AGBNT, HIGH-STKEET, Auckland. FOX SALE: PON;'ONBY-Lota 110, 111, 112, forming block at oornera of college Road, dcotland-atreet, and Snrlng-streot. iflrioe £650. FONSONBY-Houso and Land, College Poad Lot 7. Price £120. And two adjoining lota if desired. QRABTON KOAD-AUotment 18. of Beotion 10, corner of Orafton Moad and Wynyarfl- Btreet, with ten-roomed House, stables, and outhouses. Price £1000. OHAPKLBTRKKT-aix-roomed Houße and StAble. £3(10. VICTOHIA-S'JCKKKT WEST—Three Briok Whops and DweUlng-honses, juct bulJt, Pr;i]*i, £3,lofc\or to Lot at 80a par week oaoh, Si, PKIiKHoLD BLOCK, in central poaition, close so Queen-street. ivTfh BricS: Buildings and iron roo£ Bultablo td^ Worehonaes, &o. Alsc^s;- Advortlßlugand Bulletin olf 86 a* enlranoe to insurance BuildlnKs. Qußcn-sra fee*' tot Bal e» °T abe lot in BQuaros.-Apply V, , jambs tindlal, .. HiaH-STBKET, ft



; * *;?:&ovehunent liana Sales. OUBLIC NOTIFICAfIOSf. Crown Lindii Offloe; Auokland, Bth September, 1882. I hereby notify that tho Town, Suburban, and Rural Lands mentioned in the Sohcdulo hero uhdor will bo offered for salo by public auotlon. at this oilico, on WEDNE9AY, the Uth day ot October next, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. WAIPA COUNTY. Town op Te Rorb. (Waipa Uivor). Blook I.: Sectiona 1, 2, 3, i, 8, 8, 9.10,11,1&. Block II.: Sectiona 1, 2, 3. i, 5, 0,7,8.9. W, U, 13. Block III.: gectiono, 1, i3,i.i, i7, 8,9,10, 11. ! 12, Block IVy: Seotlona 1, 2, 3, 4. 5. B, 9, 10, 11, 12. Eaoh section contains 1 rood, Up&et price per aero, £30. SUBURBS OF NE vVtiISTLE NORTH. Area. Upset Price. A. it. P. & s. d. 187 5 0 0 15 0 0 13S 5 0 0 15 0 0 PIAKO COUNTY. SucurtSa oil Tk Akoha, Ulictf. Sec Area. Upaot Prioo. A. it. P. & a. A. XI, 52 0 328 28 ID .0 S3 10 0 0 $) 0 S 60 M 8 13 M 9 10 W I*s 0 0 30 0 0 X 10 0 0 ;» 0 0 ! 59 10 0 0 30 0 0 01 H 2 29 41 1 0 MANUKAU COUNTY. j SUUUHBS OK Tu.VKAUi Sec Atett. Ui»Sol P'vfc'o. Ai ft. V, & a. d. _c 3 2 38 ha 0 a 130 i-i c 0 60 2 0 22 in 11 0 71 12 0 7 10 0 BAY Ol? ISLANDS COUNTY. Village op WaiomW. Blook. See, Area. Upaot Price iii A. n. v. B b. d. Jit 2 0 10 7 10 0 t . 3 01 0 jin VI. I 0 3 87 3$ 0 0 5 10 0 35 0 0 6 1 5 0 30 0 0 S3 10 0 30 0 0 WAITBMATA COUNTY. PARttrt OP Wai'on&kb. Lot. Area. Upset price. a. b. to, & b.&. 21 718 0 0 179 10 0 . Piitisii of Maiuktahi, 1 Lot. Area, Upset price, a, k, p. a d. a. lUpn. 12 111 2 30 86 0 0 IS. 30 2 23 27 10 0 Description of Landa.—\7aloneke and Sluiro tnhi 1 Opon land, covered with fern and aorab. 1 Pahish on1 Kapkawkaim. Lot. Area. Upset prico, 1 a. il p. f> a. d. 1 22 UlO 120 0 0 23 57 0 0 142 10 0 Description of Land.-Lot 221 Moatly covered with kauri forest, estimated to contain about 400.000 feet ot timber, which can ba easily got out. Lot 23: A groat part of this lot in covered with kauri, romalmlcr mixed bush, Estimated to contain about 300,0:0 feet of timber, ivhiuh can bo cosily got out, PAjUSn ok1 ArArimu. Lot. Area. Vpsct Price. A. B. P. £ 8. d. 101 23 3 0 ft 17 6 . Itocription of land.-Covered with forn and light manuka, undulating, acccsalblo by road. , Paiush op OkubA. LoU. Area. Upeet Price. A. n. r. £ a. d. 39 01 0 0 70 10 0 0 120 2 36 B0 12 0 11 114 0 37 85 11 0 42 157 3 19 US 10 0 « 123 1 0 128 5 0 I « 71 0 0 IIH [ Description of land. -W, 40, 41, and 42, broken, ■ ohielly opon, small bushos and ti-trco in K»Uieß, : between one and two miles of Now North Iloadj , »3, chicly open, mnall quantity o( forest arwl , highti-troo lv guUioa. a) acres flat, remainder broken, frontage to Now North Hoad; 44 chiefly open high ti-trco In gullies and alonpr Okura and . branch creek, both of which aro navigable at ; high water, about 30 acrea of flat land, re mainder ot Boctlon broken, frontage to Now . North Road. RODNEY COUNTY. I Parish op Tavboa. Lot. Area. Upset price. A. .n. t. £. h. d. 03 200 0 0 100 0 0 1 Description of Land^»Open fern land: second ! daao. Pintail op Horsa ; Lot. Area. Upeot prioo. A. R. P. H B. d. 80 30} 0 0 SO 0 0 Description of Land.—All forest: broken Well watorod i acceasiblo by Now North Ho&tV Efom Wavkworth to Port Albert. HOBSON COUOTY. PABian op KalTaka. Lot. Area. Upset prlco. A.«. V. « g. d. Wn.pn.Mf S9 * » "2 0 0 En. pa. 40 W 0 0 141 0 0 Dceeription ot Land—3B, and weatorn portion 90. undulating land, covered with ti-troo, woll watorcd, and acccesiblo by fonnod rondo. Eaatern portion 401 About SO acroa mlxod bush 1 I remainder ti-trco j woll watered and acceealWa ' byroad. I'Atusn of Aiurorrtm. lira Lot. Area. Upeot prico. A. b. p. £ », a. M.im. 81 40 0 0 80 0 0 Description Ot Lani^-MixWl forest, kfflßfr pnrirt and riuw 1 brokoa well watorod, accot" ttUrtoby road. PAKtSB OP TATABABUtv Lot. Area, Upset prjc». f. n. b. g s. d. W }UQ 0 0 37 10 0 5 100 0 0 37 10 8 « 20 0 0 7 10 I Description of Lond.-«Flat land, covered with fl-tree scrub 1 5-6ths of lot 10 swamp. WAIPA COUNTY. j PABIBH OF MANOAPIKO, I Lot. Area. Upset price. 277 S Aif| S^ 317 100 1 20 62 fl 0 Dfflcrlptioo of Land.—Noarly an awarath ao cesalblo by railway and road. RAGLAN COUNTY. ABISR OP WnANOAPB. Lot. Area, Upset Pricq, A. B. P. £ fl J. 79 2883 0 0 720 i d Description ot Land—Principally swamp a,bout 250 acres high fern land, and about M 0 acres of low-lying flat land, which la partly Mvered with water in tho winter timo. The hieher portions ot this low land consists princi pally of pumice stone, accessible by road, and on the western side by tho Whangapfc Lake. WAIKATO COUNTY. PAIUSH OP ICOHETtOA. Lot. Area. Upsot Prico. A, R. P. £ s. di 122 50 3 0 28 7 6 Description of land.—Two-thirds swamp: re mainder open land; aituated close to JftrWr Townahip. _ PARISH OP WHjtNGAMARINO. Lot. Area. Upset Price. A. R. p. £ a. d. 151 437 0 0 163 17 6 160 86 0 0 43 0 0 333 67 0 0 33 10 0 311 20 0 0 10 0 0 315 20 0 0 10 0 0 340 50 0 12 18 15 0 347 60 0 0 18 15 0 348 SO 031 18 15 0 349 100 0 0 37 10 0 350 151 2 25 75 17 6 351 202 1 23 101 5 0 Description of Land,—lsl, open clay land, uh duiating.with small quantity of swarap.situated close to Whangamarino railway station; 169, 21 acres bush.2 acres high ti-tree 4 acres swamp. remainder high fern ; 333, 41 acres bush and swamp 10 acres open land, and 16 acres light bUBh; 344, 345, 346, 317. 318, 319, undulating, covered with stunted ti-tree and fern; 350, H acrea open, remainder good open bush, level • 351, 37 acres open, 9 acres swamp, remainder bush, fair soil. - - WHANOAREI COUNTY. Pr/Kitmji Block, Puthta Swbvet District. Blook. Sec Area. Upset Price. xii. 8 si's 13 40 o- Description of Land.—About one-third form, &M remainder bush undulating soil, fair, wou watered, abuts on wain road, distant abfArt 24 miles frdm Whangarel Township. ' FCKETTJTtr BLOCK', PURtTA StfRVEY DISTRICT. Block. Sec. Area. Upset Price. xi. 1 r.i" 1 aif Description of Land.—Greater portion undu jatingand flat, about 1 aero bush, remainder forn. &c. soil good, distance from Whangarel abont 10 miles by a good line of road. HOKIANGA COUNTY. Parish op Omanaia. Sec, Area. Upset Price. a. r. p. £ & d. 11 25 0 0 25 0 0 12 42 2 34 42 IS ' 0 Description of Land 11, undulatingagricul tural land covered with light bush, boU good, accessible by rivor, ard fronting a road; 12, undulating agricultural land, from its sheltered position well-adapted to fruit-growing, one-third covered with high ti-tree, remainder fern, soil good, accessible by river, and fronting a road. Weranga Block, Waoku Survey District. Block. Sec. Area. Upset Price. A. R. p. £ s. d. 111. 1 147 0 0 147 0 0 2 300-0 0 225 0 0 Description of Land.—l, undulating agricul tural land, about 10 aorea swamp, 15 acrea fern remainder mixed bush; soil, dark loam and clay; well watered; and accessible by Waima rtiver. 2, undulating agricultural land, about 100 aores swamp, 50 acrea mixed bush and high u-tree, remainder open fern land; olay boII [pod quality; woll watored, and accessible by Waima River. The swamp is liable to be noodsd, and cannot bo drained. Mangakijto Block; Mangamuka Surtey District. Block. Seo. Area. Upset Price. ix. I %ts! *„$$- I S*3 JTSJ i 97 1 20 97 10 0 a 108 3 O a 12 0 0 123115 SIIS



Government Land Saleo. I of Land.-l, undulating affrleui-' hlral land, broken towards baok boundary, wvered with mixed bush, containing from 15 to ". Raun trees; olajr soil; watorod, and fronting a road along tidal crock. 2, undulating agriouf '"fal land, about 10 acres fern, tho remainder mixed bush: good loamy soil, with olay subsoil: watered, nnd fronting creek. 1, about 23 acres flat land; rioh noil, covorod with ti-treo and .tern, the remainder agricultural laud of same quality as in section 2, oovered with mixed bush, well watered and fronting a road, leading towards mam road to Victoria Valloy, near Rakautapu; 3.5, and 0, about half of eaoh sec tion BUitablo for agriculture/ tho remainder .1 broken pastoral land, all covered with mixed bush, which contains some valuablo totara and puriri, soil good, well watered, and fronting road leading towards Rakautapu, Deop watorat aU tides, for boats at lan<Uiog z<}\ iIOBSONICOUNTY; Miunoanui Block, KAma Survblt Distiiidj, Block. See. Area. Upset Price. j -L A U. P. -fib. d. ~ Raierlptlon of Land.-Forty acreß kauri forest: remainder fern, brokon and undulating well RAGLAN COUNTY. [For salo Under "Tho Waikato Crown Lanfta v Salo Act, 1878.1 Parish of Pironoia. Lot. Area. Upaot prico, it. p. c. s. d. MO Si o 0 38 (J B lj» «3 3« fi B 3 ||j i»0 2 0 105 7 0 Theeo lota aro situated on tho loft bank of the \Valpa river. Notk.—Plans of the above lands may bo aetsn, S°tw!i r oQicoDarticulara obtalned oa "PoUentSn ♦JCT ".Wft-Qne^ottrth ot piiroiiase money v/l'JUn.tme month thereafter, otherwiso tho part ShninJE^fT i Uollc7 P'" d by way ot deposit aim I bo forfeited ,md tho coutracc for tho B alo vo d hencoforward bo null and piux?mse Qrnnt fe°to b0 paM On com PloUon o* i'iiuurauce. J^EDUCIiuS IN KIBIS RATES. KEW 2E*LAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL .ONK MILLION BTKRLINGI KIKK UI3KB takoc on the most LIBKKAL TiCKMS. PKOMI'T SUTTL-BMRSTa UNBOUBTKU SItOUmTY. OHOKQiS P. PIBKOK, General Manager. LIYKIU'OOL AND LU«t)oir*AND QLOBJB INSURANOa COMPANY, Oaviiai £2.000.000 ' Wth UnUmtted LlabllUy ot Shareholder*, : Bpeolally Kmpowered bf .'Vot ot the Parliament ot Naw Zealand. Accumulated JTundu . fljailsa LOBBKB ADJOBTKD ANU PAID IN AOCKLANU. ~ li?J?. t'lJ'r'I' alir "° Prepared to aooapt itlslo on Uaildlngs oud thoir Contents—whether mercan tile or other wlse-ln the Oily and Bnbnrn«.Bt Lowest OeauEsr RtrEg, JO a N HUOHA NA N, »O»*T. SH.IVTI.4WIWHTH* Jft)»N HUJKNB iVot mi»nx »eMB Kith OUm» BrO9i). f AMILI ii«OU»a«, I'ba UsiLSU ft PaOtlßlOt MlSliOUiK'f, nor ot Wellington and Nelson itreetl (i)lilwJto t!i Jamo»S ("hurohl, _ ""'ls vv *ivm. <w rc«K <;annuls I_i v. It- (li>.Mi JVKK'IIa'BAM OOKJTXB LI vuia.*. v. r aiBKOAti <x ou., \*A, CoyrKk., 4WD KfiO* MKKCHANT WaOUDB^J.»: Jj>(li UitOOMIiB, 'Joal FiHuwann, *»t- Paonrjo* riwitn It, P. fctlßßONe ft (XJ.. t>uf;;iiw-rt|'ngKT. ABOtUttl' ■vi UiiOV T&-*\J\J\J UKCUJUTY; aleo, several buiuh 01 £1.000 nnd 640ft—Apply Altkon Oarriok. Qtitee qf WUtllpm Aitl<on. Bhortland-etreet. MUfciSJ? IV tSiNJj, in *imu oj iia>, %ie iipwhjilb, at ? per oatt. ■.'.iCKHQX ft BtTSSBUU "oUritoto, 7-*<u'l-flUt!«l. vs asay w i«s»» en Mortgng* «i -riMSH3-»«f ;nr.ji>icj-! SJeoSswes. WM, 001-SEMAW, Soudtot, Vj; sklv i.U iUK.sfiJt, m itirg* or »m»h ..if. somH. in iieuni r»:wi ot taserwi OOKIfKI-r* C: tXKJI'iCU, 90l!(i!V0ri, Vatm>L- •■o-.iit "\7ltlTuillAN LOAN 12325A V OJCifIOK. ' Q-ifi-^ H. H. KKxaiNti bogs to In- I. form the inhabitants of Auok- Lja lfturi thnt he has opened the «' above Offloo in Vlotoria-fltreet, opposite thfl Royal Mail Hotel, whero ho 1b ptepnrod to advauoe money on Jewellers, Piatc, Watches, OlothinK, and ail dosorlptlonaot Morchandlaa. Idoaoy advanced on Personal Soourtty: Weelily Payments. mils dijconnted daily. A Private Ofiloe tor the transaction ot Bpeoial Business. A UUKIiAMD PERMANENT BT^ PT Sf6^. BUUJ)mo *" OrVIOBI-~U7, QUEEN-BTHKET, LOANS ttranted upon kpproved BeoariUM of Froebold or Leasehold Properties In numa of £23 to £6,000 principal and interest being re parabio tn lnatahnonts at the followins Hn ddobd Katits for repayment of eaoh 000 borrowed I— Repayments extend- „ „, fc Total amount ing over l or ' yoot- repayable. a«. d. a 5. o, 1 rear _ _ 300 104 00 3 rears - - I 010 108 8 I I yearn „ _ v 1 Its 1* 0 I years _ _ v a mB 8 flyeara _ _ 8 8 180 18 S S yeaw _ _ ! 1 U7 13 8 , 10 years .. fl a lgj lfl g And In the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS—The Society receives Monor on Deponlt at I pet oont per annum. JOHN BATQBR) Secretary. £10 to £1,000. 17IOTOKIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT * AQKNOY, HIQH-STEtBBT, AUCKLAND. OPPOBITK OIXY COUNCIL OFFIOBS. Moner advanced (rotn fllO to 1,000, on Peno ol £>ocnrity, Uueda of Property, Share*, «ro, Bepormenia can bo mode In instalments ol ONK aniLUNO PKR WKBK for each FOUND borrowed, or In any war to suit borrowers Oommpnlcatlons uonfldentla'. Post Oitiob addukbs 1 HOX 90, AUCKLAND. Drapery and Ciothiner I G. BROWN'S CHEAP URAPERY KSTABLISHMKNT. PABNBLL. Jwst Kkcbivkd— Tbe Cho&peßt Underclothing In Auokland. Ladles are requested to coma and gee It. A Spioidid Line in Tweed, at 3% yard, Muoh under the usual price. Good Quality Oxford Shirting at JJd yard. Printed Batteen at 91 yard. Splendid Value. MILLINERY, " MANIIiKS, and FANCY GOOD 3 AT LOWKBT PRICKS. J. G. BROW X, DBAPEB, PAKNEtt* 7T~U TO V. DAVIBO N'S V3T Opposite ihe B"irobsU, Qrey-etreot, Vor Ijadlea' Drawers, from 1/(1; Ladies' Cho mlaos. from 2/ j Ladies' Nißht Drenees, fi-om 3/S1 Glrlß* Orawera and Chemisea. from 2/8, Infanta' Shirts, from /9 Infants' Day and Night Vrappers, from 3/3 tnfan ta' Robea, from 7/6: and Biba, 16 Infants' Stay Bends, from /1Q; and all klnda ot JIOBIKKST, HA3BBDASBBRY. J&WWhIMRY, AND ?AHOY DKAPKRY y. nAViaoN- o t 1 c ir. V. J. CAKKINGTON Ue is to Inform bis friends and the general public that to hie OPENED A KfflW SHOP, With fin Entirely New Assortment ot DRAPKKY, CROOKBRYWARtf, ETa, at Prioea that will reparfo visit. KASANGAHAPE ROAD j (Symonds-Btreet End),



THK AUCKLAND FOKWAKJDUfQ AND PAROKL DEUVKRY AQBNOY Despatoh Goods and Puroela of all deturlptlons to every part of the Town and Bnburbs, at a Obbap XUtic, and with Knarantoed regalorlty. The following aro the Bookingi AaxifOiES t— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker _Knmnkahopo Road W. H. Young, Grocer .. Ponsonby Boad X, Blrme, Baker „ ' _Arch Hill J. Held, Cabinetmaker _Comoro fKybor Pros and Bympnds-i!4. S, Beld, Grocsr «. ..Cornor of Kyber Pose _■ _ and «ra?coa Koada W. 8. Collins, Qrooqr ..Pa-ns!! A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker KV«»tn<vrk9i M „ tiarivKftii:. i- Towa Hourly, enbcriii t it».iA. andSp.mi No. 76, Telet)h<ir.t 'iJTishaosje. HKAD OK;'Hl*u_ KATHAN'B HOHO. i'- BTOBCT. ii'.HAMKS rAKtf'A-; ft .NT) DKAV JAMEB MACfoiS.., nidJ-BJ*rOB. Virn'OßiA.?. •■ sr X + xt, AUOtf.'.is. iMyita o£ OYor? ds ■•-rsy-.iws n A'lW.i anc li-on noaUy oxeoutcfl >s Shi- \t*i notion dprini?B made and reoitirnd ;o on band a largo auanUtyof bauipa, '■&■-• irt,nbark ahaf«i and BpoJces, ReC tlua- SiY.'.i.onn and anbon fown Hftifdwwl. W.O.—Ufliintry oriietf »nccuUaU ottcadoa W /I KOui>u LIMB GROuTH^LIME. TOR BALB, aotJxHdATE'a MAIiUKAi-iIH HYURAULIO GUOUNI HOOHK LIMB, Id any qnantlsr, tor Conoroto, Paths, Floors Cellars, eto. (next to stone Gauging, Is an rivalled for durability and hard-setting QuiilUfun), Fur tonka and othnr wet work It Is a flret-olaos mntarlaU B, KB A MS, BOLE AQKNT B ti is pi ts « B 9 O B :-JHJI>. HIGH, AND GKrfMlU^ UEOOItATIYB PASKTBS. Ho 9, WTgDgiig.iTteil O *' O B A B t " v Hewitt; I^blio H>j^ Cold, and lihowe iisthn, Vlntorl&-6K'coi JC*.,"». Charx«, 0»; SmiGUiyo, Oys-j Edl week <lAye i*wra 7 a.m. to P.iu., aiid Hufiuv MO'.irJiiTOß from 6 till 10 &.m Th.fi Bntb-roouiEi xn aii private, and nippUey jrlth erorj- oourenioiics, TnrklaJ; Covrols, 8oa) und hair brushes, nombn, -wplralore, soaps, ft? Moot b»th-roonui <prtv!»ia( for Ladies ever; 4ay, cX &U hours, with fosnale attendance, Owi Bhiluhq awd Sixpknok. Please note tli iddroos i Vlosorla-ssrooj Kast. above the Grej hoend Hotel, and next the ohoup Bedding iva: WnrnHom Mart. Acts land. N.B.—Barber In attendance. mo THK JKEBIDHNTS OK FOJSSONBT i. AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. W, 00CHRAH, JUHIOB, FAJHLY BUTUHEK. PONSONBY KOAD, oorner of PompaUlor-Bt lnvltca Inspection of his Choice Flrst-cla'i Moat. Vamlllos waited upon for ordora. i trial reßpootfnily solloltedi Wa aau va. nitur aa a a SOAP AND CANDLE; MANUFAUTUKBRB OOX'B ORBEK, SIOHMOHD cnrxoai caaruji-Bnucss, AvtsaxAnas, Cash Ponshasers ot Tallow, Wool, aheenskliu and Banes. MUUiI &, UUIbOUI 'han Tquzdw J. Harbott}, 8 ISAM BKDSH, POHTABLS SOKGE, AND BELLOW! JfACTOKY; VICiT-OBU-STKKBT SAf AtMikisnd. JjUStIBK AND GO. ILdVXIVD) h. WHol*j*Lii 3HITH.VO ft ,VAKIL' 3UTOHKKB, Queen-oLrool (nezj Bank Of Nei Zealand, Auoklond). — Poultry of all kind ■treßSed to order. Prime amoked Tonfraew ftomo-oarod Bsooa, Cornod Beef on Sale 1: Large Qnantltie*. — N.Ji. — Uoatere la Oanu U> c. PhooH&bts lyrr.'nrdwl to all parts Ot th 'totcmy upon rtioslpt o' a^oi. I'smuln* w»t»e or lo tnvii or tTpfsry 1 8~. M A E XI O I' I tJ » AUOTIONEKR, VALUATOR. HOUBK, LANU, ANO GKNEKAL COM MISSION AQUNT, QUKKN-HTKKKT, AUOKLANI Country Bales Atlendrrt. "M 10 UOYIiJLK. US.] LHOUT, IjVXUUIS, V.IB BOYIiAI? AND LUKDOS KYIL SNGINEKKS, ZdosNSKD Land ToAtrsriui Huuveyob AUTHOKTRKD NATIVE LAHD SURVBTOBS. I«MGIHBKJUDrfi AHD QOASTITr BTJRVHYOBS COUJNL4I. BANK BUILDINa. AUUUJULHD MB JOHi?C GEORGi.' bogs to intom the Inhabitants of Parnell and surround lag dletriots that he has PUBOHABELJ FHOM HIB BROTHER, R. GEOKGK. THE BUTCHERING BUSINESS If PARNJSLL, And trusts, by selling v flrst-oUss etook ot moa at Loweat Market Kates, to merit a oontinuano of the patropaita beatowed upon his brother. OO«KUOAXJSJ> XAJJIKB a.c & H a k it HAS miii tSAJiis a aomMt ot the Bbort, wltl Tap ready to; ok>, M and upwards, AS BEE STEiJK WOSCE, VIOTOHi*-3IB«rB, or his Shoo WBMjßßure^Tsewt. Latit* qusattiltx at apoutliis, f&lgtns, em Down jiip&s alwurs In Riook. VsrwooAh Iron ourred »» ihartoet cotto« ManufaotniM of Load ned OO'npo Pipe, A oki'J.-fl snlectioa ot OUaodoUers, %0m al hi W9lle«ley-«wi!eli shop, oonntry onion will Alwayg roootvo hit promo MtoßttOß, Uonuod tQ t&F m Wiw. Ot» PiTHXII OV BUB 2MFBOVKD LAil ltno» Rrosmo, U1 VKK XN » OPHOKBU isLßonona ?kom opkras, eoNera- DUKTa. ftc,i «Wi '•aw Person can have these la thulr ow Homi by nalUna as t, HOWOKJS. BHOKItAnD-STBnT, «(t PlMiHUtunn pn; of tu* Wswh-Ikpobmo PIANOS i ogTI logs i logs ito th! JLJ . MILL Wanted known, that the Kturl Point Sax Mills, ai Onehunga (deatitued oy fire eonii months stnoo), are now in full workaßaln. All lengthß of tog? at Mill waiting to be sawn Beams and Rlrdors for brick buildlsß anil : wharf work, ni) to 10 foet, supplied on thi Bhortest notice. Ouaiomerß may roly npon thi • oream of the tin]bar rolhk with their orders, ai we have no manufactory to supply, Bullderß and contractors (rill llud It to thoii in tercet to give their orders to us, aa ther wll Ket all tresh tlmbor true from worm and deac sap. Orders ozeoutod with dsap.itch. M H.ROE. Proprietor, Knurl Point Sawmill, Onebncgs, September 1 18M. JIBESTB OF DKAWBKS Very HsndHorua Oaoirts ot DjawttM In MM Mottled Kauri, o!ao Wardxobca and very pretti ObcfTonlers. at rtir.y rensouttblo prices, for Cm! only, Tt>e above wood b«co es more beautltnl wltl KBi »nd la alwayi Tery Talu^hlc^, W. KOEKIS, CUbinki MASUFAornjuaa. Ton of qhortlanrt-Btrgat. is, -nUItHAM^TKBKT, AOOItIiAMD, Opaa O» &UDAT snfi. BATURDATT In Mti MMk (ox Use PuroUfl«B O£ nil Jtluds ot UAaS. 38WT&U lu>~ HOB OAHW *"*■"*• ? i li H S~H # Jj-iDlifiii & BAKBOW MAKiCH 80 and 82, VICTOBIA.STRBKT, *Tory macripaocof umasa, atoia, Barrowi fiwtf Wheela, OloShes Horsee, Clothes Boxes Tr&ratUja« Ohssto. ac^ sb b*na or made S Br*l£-ff. ,;A HiKnni atiiooaaj nUatta t& coatmman »c co wholosaia ea-des. Shop and Oflloa Flraass, undaU ktads ot Job Bine woes Sons by •rxsezieataA *rsrta]#a n 0H N M] HASL XT T HUILDKH. &0., FORT.STRfiJST. Estlmatas supplied tor every description o Carpenters' and Joiners' Work- J'AMISS -o«oHKK, CARTSS3.I. OONTRAOXOK. &0 Goosa Carted and Dsllrored from ship's aide ci Shorieat MoUce. B&ll&st Supplied. MJJWOASTta AND HA« OV SaLADDS COAX Alia, iflrs^good ion* and cnont) raawmablfl.. ii, «&iajn aft a ao«, • BDILDKRS, CARPENTERS, AND JQJNEHS, Vdxoam lakh, All Branohsa of tha Boiidlns Trade executed bj Skxperienood Workmen. Shop gronta. Offloa Fltttlngg. mo. IUIA9I XUOa AS, Garner cf Lors'j and Viatoris-flUeete. AaOXIAUi IvMS -«")S?I7HBHSAI., HAHEfcS, AKTi aK»S%&» STOSaKAKOK, (JJSSJHnPBOrtJKAI 3OTL*IX>B AND I3ABVS3 Icnexipiiacs acaarait: aad bcautUni. 3Sa»axaoßtti, Tombs,'H.asi32S«iofi, oad e?B*j WtJfK.K.lO.tt UO.KKD(jA3'i&D XaJMttH i <ci to? Sbls a number ot She &bore, wiiii 'I'sufi itifiy for use, prioa Sis, al hia Shop, z.!iltns-s«reat, Lftrgs cmauHtias ot UpouHiibl BldSlnK, and Down Pipea always la etoofii Verandah Jrrai onrv«d at the ohorteet uoilcc, Uonnny ordan wIU always reoelr4 bia prompi



mraemitti. t ':' 0 I r» N fig 5 / * Mußmesß Notices, '•HEA D O 0 X I. o OPTICIAN, Hs« n Stook BPBOTACLK3 AND BYK JI.A33VS3 ot otbit deßorlpMcn, an noonr&te i tfit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIOROBCOFEB AND TELB « BOOPBS. Powerful and Cheap. AaaEd id Darometkrs, Thkbuomrtbk*, FLEOTKIO BILLS, iS ATTKJUKB AND ifITTIHGa. JJsfjiieto Electric Machines and Medical Coll*. _ OPKKA (JLABSBS. HSNOCnLAR BIBM; U AND MARINE OLABSKB. „ IHSODOMTBB, COMPASSES, SEXTANTS, * Spirit ilydrotnotars, Saccliaroineter*, 3 ' Balinoi'jßte«, Argentomefcers, &c, &c, &c 5 AOIWT FOB TAYLOivS PATENT SEWING * MAOHINKB & KXTKAB. 5 Inatrninents and Sewing Machines repaired, id OPFoarra tin Pobt Oman, r- ahnrtlind'afcreet, id 5 PAIN'S („ V Wholesales Retail V^» W. H. HAZARD, Gunmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, '• Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, rrXOTEOHHIST TO THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON. ) - -jijf o x i o a PIANOFOJKTKS, 8 TBN DAY B1 BALK. LYCEUM HALL (near Victoria-Btreet), HOfiSON-STBEET r To effect Salee before re-bnlldlng and aitora '' tlons, the above are offered i FOR CASH AT ENGLISH PRICKS. £ B. H. Wtfßß e-. C|AK&« 6HOIHIBS, ARTI3T PHOTOGRAPH3RH lovpoaixii iraios sioti, QOJISH-BTEBST, AUOKLAKD „, Photography Is th« hanxt sort MM trsdhloiuble (Styles, Executed Is ~ i cuucbot Ungurp&sxed , In too Colonies. ' All Photographs t&kea br tbt IB IHBTJLNTANIOOB FBOOBCB. .. fcA»a«.oor,tsonoK hstt xxa&abb mm Alwan (W Hand 1- / nnHOS. T •CTAKaUTT. - ! i'HB &AFAI t)OBK " BKOOW KAOTOB*. CC3TOK-HOUSB4X. O f rices i Waas, from 11/11 oar a«, I, 1 HENRY WHITE, STATIONER & BOOKSKLLER, fc UIGH BTKKBT, AICKI.iKO * l^stftbiiHherl 1805). Rouuoctfnlly informs Iho pnbllo that he has RiHoyis to Premlsaa at tha Corner of High street and Vulosn Lane. , Jur.t Opened-Superior Stationery, Account ° Hooka, fco.. at reasonable urlcoa. Aibnms and Bornp nooks at low prloes. Kngrosalns and *• Wrltln executed. It /TO TO HJSAJU CJUARTEUS FOB „ THH PUBKST FINEST. ANDBKBTIII P CHBTSTON POULTRY;YARDS, LAKB TAKAi PUNA. i, VARIETIES- LlKht Brahma*. Dark Bnhmaa White Cochins, Bull Cochins, Black Cooh >Angßhans, Manorcaß, Hondons Block Polish w.O. White Leghorns, Brown Loghoras DorUogs, Hambnrgs, PlymoQth Rooks, Fekta Bnen,and Ayloabury Duoks SEND FOS PHIOS-LI3T OF KQQ3, D , ——— Sggi oantntlr Packed, and tent to all parts the Colony. ffi UF Write for jnat what yon want, and ad. drain aa above. I satlsfaoUon in al ordinorr oases, visitors weloome. Bandar T nroepted. 6W« i\l vK G A d SADDLER, &tt, NEWMARKET, " Has recoived, ex Langstone, a superior selection 0 of English Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', « Gents', Boys', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, 'Whips, Spurs, &c, and is prepared to sell them at prices f that ■will defy competition. N.B.—Also, a ': ehoico lot of Nickel Silver and other Buckle* for a jnakinK all kinds of harness. 'jn a n Hai ma k ket . *- lOC QUKKN-STKKKT, AUDICMJSD OK BALK, arbitbo Vh.R OOROMANSKIi Am BOM&N KMPISK.- I, Waltfl <Hov«r, Rod <})OT<sr. Alfljrke OIOTOr, COW graas, Meadow ffeaoae, Me&dow FoxtilL D Croatod Hostiiall, liapc, Trotoliom r Xnoarciatusn (Sosrtot Olarer), tTKOM AMKIUCA UIKSOI b Timothy. Kontncby Blaesrsn (Poa Prateuil). Porertr Bay Kvettr&gu, Canterrmnr Rregnai. OookffooL Pralri wrasD, Rattall. J" RABLT BKKD POTATOES. AS FOLLOWS J ABhleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter burr Flufero, Patterson's Victoria, . LATER VARIKnaa-Hob&rt, Qutton's Mai 0 sum Bonnm. BntJon's Flower Ball, etc. Also, : Oats, iSarls;, Soruim and Flo it nt Seea, Coam, R Fine and Rook Halt, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land max. row. rfcoon and Hams. . BONEDOST aito BONKffWJUB 7 of all frrortQo. ■C ISLAND AOT> PBHUVIAN GUANO, fta. fto.. " 33BSKBTH & AITKBS, ■ _ __ A a i'J, Qossa-fiiaasx, &cOKi,AHD. JSr,S ( , SMFOSTBRa a* ?*?!SRHiHSJSBS,. 11 S'anal Deooattoc^ " - (ZXj^> ■>-^aUghsd.EUTOTBd. siia KmuthPlavtb 2-.<;g«fi va sad Cfentlnenta! Sheet, Photo > ETSVJsilo,«l<X!K)!3Sy..i>a, Wigi2.'a JjSAD, OOJSIIW, OD, VAKNIBHJSS n Srastfis. MJssa PiUata. Ctergos's Antioor roalTe ana Patsn* Sliioate Paints, t MOULOJNUa-tKli, atstaaa. Vsneowa, (oi _ i"lctn v« jfra tns bad Eoom Osoorarlons, Fano? yratcea tiw Otbinet sad O.D.V, Pjohusss o{ aTory doeerfpHoa la groat natotg cJs»A?a—Phases and Coloured, «ib(tt%» lv? Kacitos, accsjso, *o^ &a., So, Ou«K>nt <r Ora.-nvr lloimiis, o.il bl«s i Uablatt t t»si.j rji*, te"i<aM» j AtiiKSa1 Ksaawitea, «V. i-; ,v o. aarus* r-lwo-yo On OAH& Uio huvsM ■ *«!<*. gt the above nTtwls in tee North island of , .-S9W SoabtG. etc able w «woou*e either whols self? £w retail ordsri en iae most laTomabls Jonas. c&ur)t>i« oS ?*iMfiuu:glnigi torn opsa ■.Wei,. o> o{ (irigbift! sflci&jitfi, sent en apollm ♦iotv, fi^w »<its!(iH la AucKlfcad eliould utscect oar fctoc/i ai i J4utic!aaj«l,jaß aßdFlctnrea beJoi* fi«siJiS up thflu nav+ heroes j Uior wIU 9na.«onus> 1 PoiajanV Viewß oi aie Hoi Lakoe, Acofeiaad ' ROrt Bwh doenery, St. 'f he groatert Yariotr ot i Or?«U«U Portrait., or M««rt cSrtrtSe» te 3aw I FB0X0O&AI97 IS US ES9 HE*KCHIS 4